2 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5d24d1283fc1269b95d77b546235fde3.pdf 85aea79e17bd5c8d9d0ba94d5dd8eae3 PDF Text Text r '. * • • * :r ' , * Junior Metis Wins 25th Annual _________ Mon. Iler. It. I»33 Jax Beach Signs FSL Directors Re-Elect Krider Six Players For President For 3rd Straight Time 1953 FSL Season H> KKNT I IIET LA IN A ro*mnrm«r;iMve rplrlt, m iikr.l by the umjjiI Inl.ilntion follow Inn, « Victorious gridiron -ru n n , ,t 11,« • t i r o for III** annual Tri-Ill.V foot hall Ihi n<111<( f'riilnv nii'lil nt the Kero Inch- High Hrltunl ;rvnmaslum. The hichliclii <f Ihn evening woe rmi'linil when Junior Mi l h wan nwin ilnl tli*' filter Sf-iinal Trophy for linny I Ik- mu i vnlii■h|e |,layer In It.-* ;u,lll,l,( presentation iiy M*. Rehnnl A fter nn I’riilnn.itlon of 'h r fovcled trophy, Hehnnl lauded Ihi* acho*'! for lie pirii , 'inur«tuluted John Krider mill Denver Cnntcll fo r' Ihrlr wink In providing tlie Kriiiiiioli'x n rliii"rii in piny in Ilin Memorial Sludlum, nud finnlly ' »M Myt:* •* Joe f Irl.i in Jutilor Metis ilsed the piny* find ti int spirit I* V if- of*'Junior Mi tts t,rf<,|, disking the _tin Lake Moni'H* "LwuiiioMveV tut: hand In making Ids nward. Metis will review the K"linnl trophy offldullv next Jour during graduation ceremonies. It truly a gnj evening lor the ITS people prr-rnl lo erleirn hexte the *ll*er iinni*rr"nry of the Sehaal gridiron trophy. of Ihe former 21 winners ____ dr __ _ jMinny Jlinew lliis*ell Mnnii were on lomd lending to the n r nlng’s frstiritles u llule of thioal awrllliiR nie-liilKiu. Doth com-lie* Ibll 1-li‘iiiliiK, a farmer Iwu-tliuti Wllllni of tin* Sebaal trophy, rnnl Finl liaim* keynoted the hani|iict wilii glowing wnm.s word* nr of pinine for ud tin- urnrinjr i.u un ganlutlons uml mople who uuido p«*flbla this yeui . non's.dol IIH , llron onmpaign. (Janus pointed to tip pi,li of the team by saying, "While Hil* nt*V have not Ireep tin host train In thv history of the n houl, it liad the hert ujrlrl of any.'' rtvmlag nruiiHlit out ilir fart that Hie barking the team rrevtverf from the funs, Sllulrnls, admin 1st ml Ion mill Ihe liewU. Mper* were nialeri«ll> rrspulislote far the fine snow mg id the Celery Fed* un H„' xiitliroii. Following Hie Melt., e mh I euine the next most pi led trophy tin. Lions Club's "II. si llloeki r" ine. MPtallon. Jo*> Pickens, who wn* gleetisi with .Melt, m tio* sen.on'* co-raidalm, wn* pi t sen ted thu Marking trophy Iropi King Lion Ed MrCall with « Inlef <xphmuJ iim wliy tlio Litni4 picked on pic* «r*. . Til* big In ulsllii; • o kle, who i* cottiidtred a shoo-in fur all-Kait Florida Confermro honors, urn praised as an unsung burn by Mc­ Call beforr (hr pr*n itatio n Jim Rotmon handed out for the aernnd almlght yrsr hi* hlthty ru trlrd athletic s«enter Ip the ".Most Promising Junior Varsity p lajrr" In Intskv Johnny Jones. The Ituhson 'len 's Wear award r*a* pm rdvd hj a hrtef rnmpllmtid.iM s |n r.h hy Hubturn who pulntrd nut it was a difficult task In dr, lile this iWlfr William K. Kndrr guv, little Susa,II "Wop" Maim the Kinl'-r Jewelry turnin' for Ilia must Im­ proved Miiformnnrn of the 11132 aeiuun. Knder I'lted Maim'* eniir•gem s play in thu linn omlilst 0 field of giant*. Ganns and Fleming runeInded j*lr brief lalk* by handing out .jtt«r* to 20 Fed GrlilttsV*. Tliay wera a* follows; Junior Metis. Joe Picked*, Dll Sheffield, PM !,<'■ kett, Oorold II cli n: ct», Jimmy Krider ;n W right, Cotil Jthcmmrd, Sewell, It u Mm IIIthe*. .Terry hT. Russell Mann, R m « Cd McCall, Jimmy Pox. J.»« ■on, lia r Davis, (jtnio La* J . R. lluwiill »n,l Jimmy IW*1 fc „ K. Hoff, rvprrseniliHj th* l i m b CTub. awarded 11 lttl* r N tw i to tho 1VS2 squad, All a »Uj«r* with the *x**ptlnn a, D»rki, How*|l, L^rdeli, ____ bwI l« h * tl, who ««»}*• ■wowl*r* sst rM r, lri»; by the Klwanlana i t rT a w to n , »up*i Inten/tcnt of U r » - ti.r . t riaU : »|Wecrr» Vronlnw’d TMlIyllJf*, Kdanfletd,, the first phv w'nhvr *tttik« briefi* hi* first honor and ok-• L - -lno*» «t iwlumin, Oiiltltan Jnp•nothar wlntm-J •jlnwl hackmmndf »wdnne'W w I.WI.V g| mx, m TUT KANFORD HERAID liiiilil (hr i;rnndstsud. Krider .-.aid JACKSONVILLE REACH Sanford'* John Krldrr » « re- The flrd list* can operate with elected for hi* third term a* Pre­ nut stand* " After the first of the sident of the cl*** D Florida Stale { ear, lie continued “ We should League b> o inerting of the loot* now what DcLand Is going to do." Report* were clreulattil that tiedirectors held liere yesterday. At Ihe rrgulsr winter ineellng In Land may drop out of the league. "Orlando Nov. 3*1. .Tile club did not send u reprehe was iinahle to senlnlive to Ihe meet Ihr. Iiut Rave Ulster inure Ihnn IIs proxy In I'nliilkn. Lakeland, which iiienlly with­ 7nir vote* and the lection "f nffi. drew Irmn the Florida fnirrniier* w n * thn* lloiul la'agur; and (iainesvllle had po«l|Miiuil u n t i l delegation* seeking franehl*rs yesterday. Krider Gainesville. which nnqiprd out of gained l l r nee- the league Inst year, has Ireen tssary 3-vole tna- promised Ihe first franchise avail­ lority on Hit* first able. The bylaws were ehaiigrd to pro1 balled. ■ IV jril* Peter School, vide Hint nny player becoming Ihe ' John Krldrr Silver Sprlmfs. properly of the league cannot tie win re elid ed seerel ary Iren surer sold out of Ihr circuit by Ihe club no,I stnliiUehan; nnd It. I* (Halt*-) buying his contract without Aral Weaver, iM jlona Itearb. was giving the other tennis a ehnneo nutnnl virc preQilrnt MicrwImH to buy him for lion, Last season laesburj.’ «old pitch­ .lark Dempsey, SI. Augmllne. Krider. who serves without pay, er Frett Moiilsieoa In St Peter*was given a present of 1500 hy Imrg a! Ilir Florida frit* rnatlonal |j*ngue after lie Imd been acquired the director* The president snld lie will enll from the league following Ihe sur another meeting nfter Jan. I trt render of Ihe Gslneivlllr franchise lulu represented al Ihe meet consider the slluatinn at Oel.and | flub* where the bull park's grandstand i Inc were Palstka, .facksomillr Heath, <lrIambi. Lrrslmrg, tunned l;i*l Mltniner No step* have been taken to re bma lleneh, Sanford and COCUil l Treadway To Manage Again; Joe Angel Slated To Return JACKSONVILLE IlK A C II — (Slur ill I) - - The Ken Hint* la1rami tin first Fiorldn S 'sto fauKite I isiiii to nnnoimre Ihe lignitiif of iu himlinger and six player* for the tPVI *eii*un, it was reported l>v 1hr oinnagemenl al Ihe FKL meeting lure yesterday. Reside* I run "flrd'* Trendway, Ihe rv-Vrw Vrirk Giant nutfieblrr nlirr mansard Ihr lllrds last -i-soin unit signed again rrrenil- t» oitui the lirarli nine lie-1 o n ,. Mir Sen lllrds ingtij fui * riiti' Its nod lo o limited . e n |. r plater- to rn n lrie t. dor in/ ihe rrri m din. mood meetings In Phnri**. T a p e r G iv es Mctts H o n o ra b le Mention MIAMI — (Special) — Jun­ ior Mrll*. Sanford outstanding hullliut-li during the 1032 font>11*11 sessnn, was gl*en honorilde mention mi Ihr .Miami Herild'» Little All-Slate tram yeslerda*. Last Friddy night Metis • on the 1'i’trr Hchasl gridiron Iropliy a* the Most Valuable iriddrr al Seminole High School for ihr l!*32 rantpalgn. Metta •rnrrd till point* and gained 1,198 sard* lo trail the Frda to hr South Ka*t Florida Confer■Itre title. Cocoa Shuts Out Nation\s College Basketball Teams CnmmHg 19-0, In Swin^ Into Action Final Grid Gaire Edgew&ter Quintet Detents Oviedo 58-11), In Opener J' r. Phil O’Connell Is Elected President Of F-I-L For 1953 TenniH Pro's Father Dies While In Cuba B SEfWJPhcw <:Sa. .TO.wtJw.TSB®; W P a u l P e z o ld S c o re s 587 S e r ie s W i t h G a m e s O f 220-209 Ace Glass Company's howlers, once the tnqxt of the City league, nicked up a game un the loop trailing Ktlnn Machine five by administering a elean throeline sweep over the Florida Power ami Lightmrn, last Wednesday r.luht at the Hanford Howling Al- Sanford Herald’s Sport Columnist Celery Meanwhile. Ktlna's took tha City five Into catnp In two the Ihrre lines while Stanley R. Z. Johnson Dies ofRogers dumped the Post Office, p.il.rrl Z. Johnson, fit, retired Atlantic ('next Lin* railroad condin tur and writer of tho “Hport*m, m" column in the Hanford Her­ ald. died at tile Frrnnhl-1 vtiightnn 11•• -1■it tt1 Haturdnv ufteirmon folLi udditb'li lo freadw ■ ..n-l Iowiiih a heart attack while hunttin is n i’WruMMTS, ll’ VMl I," inv ut n ranch near the Wrkiva ir i'i friiu i ii. ■ tr>.")" l-n lti I!i*• r. it r * 1in i'i iu i '•'•I. Juris, t tt i . Johnson Wll'iillf' 1h 1>)••i >'*, i ,* u * ’ l ‘, tt«u,» ,vn< very active McUr e in i,'ltd,tor and A •(.'■1 1i i . }, 48,til. 1.* * t,, <>■d f t , . , ■i iH* 1 Co, w-tMlife work, be. inr/ |ire>|i|*til of l h •• Seminole County'* Snort*, men', association for th, past two ar* and formv v holdloc the |oi lice of vice, or*-sldcnt of the | Filth District of the Florida Wild­ II* T. V. DAVIS lly SIIKI.IIUN SAKOWrr/. life Federation. Johnson NKW VOIIK - The collegiate f'nrotns Arndeutv Paidher* Mr. Johnson, a metntier of the liii*ki-Hiall season ualns rnuinen n l tlii-it I'.tfi'J itridiion *ra»i*u nrntherlmod of Railway Trainmen, turn tills week with a host of it lll-t) Ion* to tin- Cm on (hiI wax employ,'! hv tlie ACL at III* gal nr.* sprinkled around the coun­ tio- Indian llivcr Immlet McCrlrkard hometown, Wilmington, N'. C. in try that should determine the rela­ Thursdnv night In n le-si-hedul d tive strength* of ninny train* .201*; ilifl. liler Hln*e Karfnn Itm.'i. IL flisi wothi‘.| in tho office lilt of un earlier |m*lp»nemeiit. lt'» west word ho for highly lout Cornu'* Idg Hen Willium* plow­ 111 J!t.lt; anil , nl.hr r Rill Kola-rt there. Inter tiao*fcirioir to the trnn-poi lutloii >1e p ii r t in e n t In ed La Salle ill 1’hiludrlphla. In*l ed 3IH). through tin Panthers de­ year's National Invitation rhnrn finite, |i. Heme two of Cals' Hirer Ihilli Trruill»B), * lio wiiiind Mail'll, lot.', when hr tiocanp' a pious, a* Ihe Explorers cuntinne a TD’i John Hinltii made tin other uji serantl In Jark Cade in Ihe Itoiiitilan Ho worked ill Lakeland uni hiioi tM iii'fori'd here a* cross rmmlry (our 1 SI . Iiutlina run1 « if h s .337 tonrhilown nnd extrn point for The classy Pennsylvanians made Il.e winner*. h»einittr, ami Rnlirrlsnq i«III In- railioii'l cntiiluctnr in lltllt, He reHim first stop nt Dayton last nlnhi the nnli I hii i »-h f .1111* nn (he | tji.d in tanunrv, t'tii',. Sinre Ihe Panlher^ » rrr held lie Via* III-live In affair* of the and misted their liftn straight vie S,-,i lllrds tin riiix Hr%| srasiii,. srnrelrw*, Arthur "l>rr" Knight tury by |mlt*hing off the Flyer*, I i. Itaiitl t ('Iniri h mid the Hcinnew 1, -sii;lii-il III.mhi KI i " * a re : 73-til. in overtime The teams linisiieil the season as Ihr Inel. County Hpol tvn,eii's Ar.<n. H"b Kit, lien, 2t).yeur-old lefi« srhuol'w lending srnrer with 27 Il> i- "Oivlvod hv hi< wife. Mrs, were linnlbds In the National In blinded |ot,|.i-r with semi-pro ex* piiinls. R '/ lohnnot,, ti.o naiu'liter-. Mi** viintlnn Tourney lu*t spring (It ill me. I|e is fi-ll. Weighs l«U I!‘ U Wlllinni* si un it first in tin Tuesday La Salle visits Art Ket! 1 1 Hi" Jnhii-on, Hollywood, and Ill'll huts tiirlillomdeii. /nno Fililny (lie Explorers go to lie m i oipl period lo give Hie A), W. II Cninphell, Tampe; two H a v e Whitten, i iglitbauiled hip , R, Jr., Hun foul, nml Fund/, Son Francisco In meet Simla Cols it ti ll lead ut Hie liulf. Tin, " t 11' nod servle,; llellvwtr'itjj 111* mother. Ml*. II. ,1'tur.i They ploy Sluufnrd Sabir- emu.- moved slowly m th e 'th ird I ' Mioii lei with litilh team* lielnjl log 1,1 * o^iwo h'Oi'e. Wldlteii is „l>. b i t I.um . i , .Miami; hi* "ten.mother, day I’oreltHS, Kurtlesl Tftnrne, tin,I I7N ponmls. Another E a s t e r n Imlependent held Mr*. It. P. Johnson, Wilmington, John (Tommy) W ed, IH-yunr- N. C : flve-ulxteva nnd three hro|Hiwrrhmise, Scton Hull of South i ,oom* uiinrteriKiik. furled hack eht sieoud Imseman. He is six .he, Urangit, N, J., also ha* a busy i the fourth period in heave wlml ■ — *- ahead. * 'TU- 1"— who *••• (night . . . have l«vri . .. winning pas* feet, weigh.* 1113, puts nil throw* I n net ill uervk'v* will he held ut week The e“1S4>tnnlun*. the light, plnved luieflv in UnJluekX:IHi o. in, tomorrow nt llrisson recorded their fifth triumph In u it.lv to liny,. Hie ,|espi-m to toss )-'i,i.ei-iil Home anil burial will he row Saturday by Ibraslilng Knit;* interrented hv Hinilh who enrmade in Ijike View Cemetery. fl'a 1, 97-31. nnrUcliintc In three i ted tiie piguklu oyei Hie gout Thr Rev. W. I*, flcc/oks, -It'., li'id ‘ ■ all/ ‘ fruyu * luler*ru(l/>nal line for Hie see,mil Coeon TD. | the Rev. H. L. Whatley will offlThe Pirate* tiluy boat In landsHuilth mu Hie aueecasfiil extra ' | chile nt the Inst rite*. vllle toniuld ami John Carroll Tues­ p, lid nflet Hie Iour iul own. Wil­ day night and thru clash with liams plowr,I over into Ota (’room* WeMrm Kentucky Thuriduy nl n„l tone in llu- lost ty/o minute* Madhun fvpiarr (inrdvn. of the game for the final tally of North Carolina State gel* an op-j the nmlest purtiinlty In enhance its Southern , t i:i KiMH II tt It (I —() Cnnlerenre stature Thursday when , ('.sou 1 the Wnllpnck takes to the road 'fourhdowns Cocoa — William* agulnst Grorge Washington. They Smith. return home Saturday for an In- Kxlra Point: ('m-un — Smith. Itrd lrrNUwu, ORLANDO IHpe, ini)—Ovleilo'* lersectlonnl s k i r m i s h nRulnM uxunlly powerful basketball team Texas Tach. hum Trl-Cuunty limp ill ll>52. roI off to n slow sta rt this year L u th w o o d 's 162 A v ^ . James West, IR-venr-ohl out­ hy The defending tltlisl* arc 3-t In falling to a much bigger Edgethe Icasur standings nnd have cap­ who lasts and throws right. water quintet, fiK-li), here Friday L cuiIh VJ-H2 lA’Uffue fielder, tured five out or six In overall j|e is ii six-footer, weighs IBU mid ( ^ rnmpelllon tau t Saturday, they also did n trick In the Ruck horn i johnny Jones, former guard Hill LiiHiwihxIs' ttf'J ovrrage tor circuit, where he hit .825. trlpi>*'d previously unbeatrn Kait" • ‘ •to *forwerd. J who was shilled Ihe first three games gav* hint ern Kentucky, 8»-7». Limited service players aret pserd the Lions with 19 point* I, o it 111 a tt a State University, undisputed 1M-uin lead over the Eil Grove, southpaw pitcher. nicked to replace Idle Kentucky at VJ-42 Navy. Rowling League, this Grove is 21, 6-10, 155 poilff1*. He on driving lay-up* and on*-hand from the court. Pel# Ihe Southeastern Conference lead­ week's averages revealed. Al has amassed a 24-21 i*cord in swUhrrs Hurt mateh*d Jon**' 19 point er, opens Ha league schedule Negrutto's UO pin percentage d e s s D. C, and R ball. »fforl lor Edgewater-............... Wednesday At Alabama. Wtthpro- ■tends second, but the total 1* Howie Roienftlder, rlghthand Normsn Fore and big Waller . tit paving the the result of IB g a m y , which 11fir.scoring Hob Pettit ------an--------------outstanding gam* am**sc „four sue- would give him tha o fftfa l claim pitcher. He I* 22, weight 180, 0-10. Duda plsred way,, LSU ha* has amassed Lions, Du, was je lnling In rcss Ivc victories over non-loop to th r title If the season were to Rosenfehhrr had 9-7 mark in fpr tt,„ Washington State League In hls particularly effective under the foe* i-ml In,lay. first season of pro IMill. Thn fol- jMinrd*, luii n late period stall hy Ullmd*. rated as one n( the nnFrank Onslun rank* third In lowing year lie was 0-7 In the Col- thr Eiiglrn dashed all hopes of a tlon'a top ranking q u i n t e t s , Ihr average column with a HK Ion Htales loop. rnmehnrk by tho QvUdlan* , Inunrlirs drlenie of fls Rig Ten mark siftT hold* the distinction These newly signed player* and KG FT crmvii tonight against Michigan. downing the moat etna, the seven holdover* are expected Oviedo H 3 Mlnne«nln, also a formidable of 25to. III1I t'earlay'a 105 .Ingle to give Ihe Hea Rlrds n fine work­ Joties 5 l Dudn contender for llig Ted supremae (tame I* atilt the leagua'a beat ing nucleus for 1003. 1 ■J ha* taken three In a row, and Meek 0 0 resting until Deo. 21 when it meetla Individual effort. Hlnyluti The VJ-fl’J bowlers wftl play 3 0 Illinois. The Hophera turned back Fore (.gain tomorrow night a t thn Han­ 11 0 Nchrnska, 71-M, Saturday, Wheaton 20 « Another Midwest kingpin, un­ ford Rowling Alleys beginning a t Total beaten Kansas Stalo, favored n 7tS0 p.m. Edgewater Ft) FT VJ-fll LEAGUE the Rig Kevin race, engage! in 7 9 Joynei O TP Avg IIG three inteneotional tussle* this 0 4 Daley a 4H0 102 188 week. Thu Wildcats, with a pair of Lulhwood 2 1 Crnlg 15 2'J2a 149 194 closo victories over Drake ami In­ Negrotto U 1 Hurt 17 2510 148 177 diana, are at home with San rran - Gaston 3 3 MIAMI OB—1'hll O'Connell, West Ulguu IB 2154 148 170 cisco tonluht. They travel to East Markin 1 3 Huthesun (1 570 I4B 189 Palm Reach attorney hi* again Hlylur Lansing, Mich.,. Friday to meet Wickline 0 0 Id of Ihe IS 2507 148 100 taken over a* president Notre Dame and then face Michi­ Cearley 23 11 Total Florida International ILeague ar ‘ gan Kioto the next flight. SH 2507 144 Hi. Peter Halftime Hcoret Edgewater 32, theI. Class B circuit ,)U plan* In uper__ . Kansas, the NCAA T o u r n o y Hohauttuvt 17 1M40 142 Oviedo 10. ate six learns next teansn. aim* to get back on Fordyce 0 854 112 Directors drafted O'Connell hero tha Victory trail at |h f expense of Norton 0 1252 188 Sunday and accepted withdrawal HMU Friday and Saturday nUhta Warren 12 1054 185 of Ukelsnd and Key West. at Lawrence. Tho Jayhawki won Locke 18 £451 187 "1 have agteed to bo president their opener rather handily from Carver » 409 180 far one yearTn these trying limes," Tultne, but were rudely Jotted Dumont 18 2441 158 O'Connell said In retuminn lo Ihe Rill Sweeney, nrrntly aji|>olntMi Saturday by Rice, M-81. 11 1480 185 llayl post he held until a vosr ago when tennis pro at the Mayfair inn, who Teem* In the loutnwut Confer­ en*on 18 2420 184 ho resigned and Henry S. Rey­ arrived hero only yesterday In as) ence concluded their first week of 0 1180 181 liter, C. 1). nard, St. Petersburg, ws* named sumo hls new duties, wqs notiflsd activity with Rice, Texaa Christian 0 1103 Ohnesorgu to succoed him. Raynard resigned of tho sudden death of his father, and Texai emerging unacatbed.. ‘ialkama 0 770 recently. John J. Hwusmuy. tin, in Havana, Atrfcanaai. Um preseason favorite, 887 Ift Dullness Manager Rob Doty proCuba, early Sunday morning. waa, slung' by Tulsa, but bounced aented Lakeland's withdrawal be­ oung t8 1582 Rwvenev had ju*t driven up from hack Saturday to entail Mississippi cause of financial difficulties. I) 1100 128 Jackson Miami after ***(ng hi* parent* off k'ortuno Louis Carbonell then withdrew on a boat for llavatiA Friday night. Key West membership "rea s !3! hls four sisters, lantly" becatuo a sevonteam ami three Tying 12 1403 122 brothers of th* death, 8 800," 121 Cox Rwtcnwv flew t< > fUvnim to accom­ ■ 15 1821 IU! 104 Fatheprt pany hls ranlhvr and tha body of 18 1822 121 140 Reek hls felhur to Medford, Mass., 8 504 tltf Ziegler where services will be held this and Saturday night*. lS 1771 118 Carlwne week. ■....... a*'*'—— ■* 0'!..' 1■ 0 1047 118 Dedrickaon 18 2048 114 Martin MIAMI iiB-Ono of three teams league would be "unH'laldy.', VftU Rlackvrell U >220 too undefeated In slate competition Key West withdrew with the un­ JA L U JIA S IM Miller, P. 0. this fall will lose that distinction derstanding that It wmdd hold a Florida SUt Hemstend 110 UfliyefalbL membcrshlt pressnUdat Wrabel 10 10 meets a state fi^tha^ league raises it again or srtF ehsmpli West avail Unlver- when 089 14 11 110 Miami. took oror'tbe ( FT u n u is—» Ace Glam Gains “Titan” Paul Pezold Forges Into On Loop Leading Huge 7-Pin Lead Over City Loops "Tltnh" Pun! Resold, who splutter netiun ut the Hanford Stine Machinists ha.*Ther/trnnl hi* tuimr the "King- Rowling Alleys on Wednesday K fhh" from hi* pttallgimis laiwllng exploits in thn Hanford City Lcugn,' fui the pn*t 28 years, forged into an almost insurmoun­ table»(tvrn-pln lead over thn We*lne*day night tenpin circuit this week, >* The a g e l e s s * Imwler hold* a ,174.2’) percent* sgi' while "King Carl" Von Herbulls is in xm-und * 1» n e will) n 1C7.1U average, which last year >0., would have been /.‘‘ food enough to unseat Pexohl’s HU>.27 lending Pant Pesold murk. Harold Appleby, who has Iwen teaching City League howler* lo respect him all season long with his brilliant play, Is the third ranking bowler with a ISJJ mark. Orville Tourliton stands In hls perennial fourth position with n 153.30 average or three olns ahead of Rill Hnrtwlck nml almost four pins in front of Rob Steele's I5P.7 averagt In s c v e n t h . p l a c e I* Paul brother, Georg)', w i t h n I50.ia.1 George Is the current rage of the Mixed Rowl­ ing loop with a lofty 173 aver­ age — th* "innu mark Ids brother now- lend* the City Lcngiii. The City I.cii- iiaroi/i Appleby truer* enter their I5tli week of pill 2 - 1. Ray Carroll, showing hi* l*r»t from since 12&L splattered 521 pins to lead the Acemtn a* Lawton R on rolled a 442 series to top the loeere. Carl Von Herbulls registered the high terlet for the Htlncmen with a 619 total while Fr ank Hchsutteet down­ ed 458 pin* to pace the losing attack of th* printers. P a u l "Kingfish" Pesold was was all of that for Stanley Rogers. The ngi'lru* veteran scored the league high evening series with n prodigious 587 total, Including the two highest games of fttl) and 207. C. Percy was thn high matt for llu losing mailmen with n 4-l'J throi'-game setCITY LEAGUE Htsnley Rogers (Z-l) Inu heat. I'lavrrs 1 2 3 Tol. Lanilv i* described ns a tallG. IVxnlil 158 139 |60 18.1 (iliU’**kJnn<M! younifftter u itll a KrcUer 138 172 131 411 Ity GAYLE TALBOT ui-iniiiiiii beautiful jriij physique Piifiu? min um! an i’ll'* ycVan Ness 163 110 120 398 SYDNEY. Australia i.r> - That ; catching running form At (he linker 162 197 IHI 63.1 e l s i n k i Olympics, a Sydney P. Flint,J 207 ICO 220 587 folded event fur which Ihe truck H recalls having heard 838 787 817 2142 world liui walled *u — running of sportswrllcr Total the lirsl I-minute mile -appears lo Aral Whitfield of thr American lie no farther away than a gi**J learn say Lundy was “ linib/ihly Ihe Poet Office (2-1) most perfectly proportioned mller" I'lsyrrs 1 2 .1 Tot. kangaroo Jump Auslrnllnti* arc nlemlulcly confi­ ,h r over hod seen HV. 120 182 428 Steele The same writer recalls the 3 138 100 105 199 dent Unit their John Lnmly. 22 Percy Aussie got out in front at ItiirdiDon 120 130 10t 423 year old Melbourne University *lu- young Helsinki hut didn't know hmv to (lent, will do It the lirsl afternoon 138 121 168 117 l|erl,*t nacc lilmxelf at that time and tell really feel* like riinning. Amdcliv 144 LIU 10H 112 heThey, hack Hit flew home Immediately therefore, display eil a noKline .t.aenlne (2-1) nfter the International games ended table lack of Interest la Ihe (act I'lajrrs 2 3 Tot. Lan/lv merely tore off u mile In I lo resume classes nnd since has t 158 201 too 510 mlnules 2.1 seconds In a small shown evidence he learned u great Von llerbull* G. Kline 117 145 115 1(17 Interclub meet In Melbourne Satur­ deal on the Irttt. 100 1IIH 101 402 day. J. Her list Ills cunch ami trainer Is an old Klrrhlioff 134 109 140 143 The sixirts pages generally took innralhnnrr named Perry Ccrutty. 120 100 169 481 llltlc notice of the event oilier than He has been working with Lnmly Tourhton 090 819 708 2312 In point out It was pretty fast con­ with loving ra re nnd only two Total sidering the race was run over a week* ago told an Austrnllnn writ J Celery City fg-3) ratn-soakrd track and lh.it Lnmly er hl» protege wn* a cinch to boat I'lsjrrs 1 2 3 Tol. finished no yards In front nl hi* I minutes flat the first lime thu 198 tin 151 498 closest pursuer without apparently circumstances are right. Fehnuttect 361 extending himself. Rnriictt 181 104 Negrntln 137 1181 r n 3HT Pitcher Harry llyrd of the A th­ It has since taken rnu.-ildrrablc I'cWii ISO 100 103 175 digging hy lelephone and otherwise letic*. American League rookie of 128 125 136 388 to learn n few pertlnenl fact* almut the year, won 10 games from July F.itet Total 750 06O 000 209!) the young athlete who might Im- a II, Hr finished with a 15-16 re­ sensation of Htc truck world within cord. A«* Gits* (.TO) a m ailer of weeks, lie failed lo 1 2 3 lot. qualify fur Ihe semifinals ut the I'layvrs Colorado bus beaten Arixuna 154 100 178 192 Olympic 1,300 al Helsinki last sum­ three tlnu* In ns many football Kkclit 104 141 144 419 mer, finishing fifth In hls qualify- meetings, Kannvr * 137 140 113 390 RonuJorf 105 157 180 621 Carroll 144 158 100 408 Cooke 704 776 700 2329 Total Florida Power Light (9-3) Play*** 1 * 3 Tol. Rost 143 124 176 442 Russell 143 143 150 111 Gray 187 156 148 440 Lawton 130 112 183 801 Blind 128 195 128 378 Total 070 679 737 2002 Sports Hound up Sanford Navy Will Play Rollins Five A t SH 8 Wednesday Fop The “Sportsters” In Your Family The "Savages", basketball team of Photographic Squadron Blxtytwo at NAA8 Sanford, will open their home slate against the HoiHus College “Tars" Wednesday night a t 7i30 un (he floor of tha « no1* High School gymnasium anford. Tho Ravage* are coached by Ena. J. W. Olson of Daytona Reach and LL H. R, Wood of Miami and havo recently entered the Orlando city Iqeguo. In the opener, tha Photographic Hqusilrun Blsty-two squad coast­ ed past the Roouemorc Motor sup­ ply team of Orlando, 07 to 87. In th«fr first official ram* of the Reason, the "Savages" lost a tight rvntsst In the closing momenta to the Stetson University J-V's,- 51 to 47, In PeLanil. Photographic Squadron Sixtytwo la rommaiultd hy Conimdr. Jcfrsrson Kennedy Jr. of Winter Park, former football, basketball, and m r i Is star at Rollins. The contort la the first meet­ ing between the two teams and the public ta cordially Invited. BOWIIM TO0KHT Gator Ca&erti Meet Hurricanes Tonight *«* Ann and m T S I} K CUfi BOhBtMCA : • ttj ME •A.-'wlff?'- .. • ?V m ' /V ■M __ I I I ,_ ? • AIJ40 — W A0K K 8 ‘ c:r ftlJTLf/ night nt 7:30 p.m. CITY LEAGUE AVERAGES G. Pins Ava. it.*:. 12 7313 174.35 225 P. Pesold Von llrrtiulis 12 7«3.7 107.19 213 30 6915 106.6 203 II. Appleby 12 0882 103201 226 It. Tnuchteli 15 2400 I0O.0 210 R. Hurlwirk 12 0086 159.7 23 If, It. Steele 12 0508 160.10 101 G. Resold tt 0110 I60.I t 109 J. Kminer 21 3270 160. P. Ruknt 107 12 OI76 154.7 201 J. Ca>oki* tt 0279 163.0 201 P. Kite) 31 4734 152.22 187 W. Skelit 12 0371 161.29 188 In Pevlc 12 C329 150.29 tun K. Kirehlioff 39 6«79 160.20 189 it. t'am ill 38 6727 160.27 2U1 11. Kretxir 42 0306 160.5 201 IL Herlrst 30 6300 140.35 105. J. Her list A. Negroltu 12 0205 117.31 18U* 39 5714 117.11 180 G. Stine t: 177 147.7 108 L. Ely j 39 6071 I l f .10 210 C. a r t / 30 4301 ll5 .it 176 ft. Rorsdorf F. Hchnutteet 20 3769 141.15 108 M. Hiihbsnl 30 1332 144.12 tot 30 5176 143.27 190 tt. Rlistell 39 5001 11321 186 L. Lawson 33 1702 142.10 188 L. Hunt Hi 3503 1(2.7 183 T. CoM. 12 10(8) 110.10 171 1.. David 3 417 130. IL Holler 12 6828 138.32 C. Plerry R. K. Hanliiun 30 4017 132.27 101 T. lliirnelt 29 3828 132. 182 23 2052 128.8 101 D. Miller P. Vsii Ness 11 1797 128.6 153 (I 759 120.5 146 P, Ktnnley 3 379 120.1 111 It. Pie’ entl 1951 AVERAGES ili Pin* Arg. ILL. | i Perot.) 39 11601 1O0.27 213 Von llctlfiilh 39 0-101 H11.8 IDS Ciirrnlt 30 0392 103215 21Hi T,nit'lit un 30 0218 169.17 188 3 178 169. Kwann lu s f AT Joe Pickens, “Wop” Mann And Johnny Jones A r e Given Awards At Dinner f �-» -«4 •T*r*' •* v r mc :j H IE W EATHER i r YOU DOlTT r*c«lt* / n r Seaford lleratd, (.By t nntlmird robl this afternoon and tonight. rx r/p t not quite »n rold lower r.ist roast tonight; Inn 21 ■n :2 and frost In north and central imrtions. ,j« to in .ind scattered Irost Interior south poitinn; warmer ttednrxda) afternoon and fair. D tU n rf, by 1:00 P. >1.. please n i l YELLOW CAD 1141 mkm K n lab ltah ed 1908 VOLUME XL1V Crew Is Taken Off Navy Ship By Helicopter AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER SA N FORI), FLORIDA Kisenhower Returns To New York After Korea Tour < ^ u s t O f P e r s o n n e l Is R e sc u e d F ro m R e ­ frig e ra to r V e s s e l W re c k e d On R o ck s TUESDAY DEC. HI.' IDA2 A sso rin lrri I’rc* ’, I.cased YVire No. XI N a v a iiMillions Saved From Hero Is Liven TopNATOPost Slavery By His Zeal, Says Harry Truman British A d m ira l M o n tb a ttc n T o D irect All Itut t ’.S. F a r t U f M edi­ te rra n e a n F o r c e s S n i i ( if S w n n S m ig K o I'AIttS t llrili.li \din Carl a lT irn i' i K *1 i* ■f I lo Moiiidhntli n Ini' been named coin P o te n tiile imimler in chief nl all lint the \ \ ;i< R i y h t f >n K n r t 'i i , American pint of V U'O'- imtnl lureps ill the Miililerriiili. with A, two off Ix-ghorn 1 i t> :i \- y S p rn tlin y mainlenuiiee >d .i-n and an into • The helicopters bronchi off 13 numlciiHoiis lielwein lllliriillur mill men. 20 linu been re \\ \ s l l l M *I'tlN P Dr* sjilt'Hl . _iPreviously »- ■ hue/ as Ids No I assignment < ioveil by breeches buoy nnd lu.nt 'I tu- imwerful Naples Ini'i d U S I I iMliilfl I|l*'' Iii I lit tint,!) tll.lt flirt v jrltfimilly the Navy sold 40 men Sixth Fleet, lochallng heiny ear MlmmiMr itiM'i • Ii* »•I••r ^hip in tfii* were aboard, but this wns re riiT' .mil iim|ihihious fu n is re i 'i o i H T T R e s i d e n t A m i vised today to 311. *»V1*1 ait la* •11 ♦ll II .t^.tlfl") i mn mains indi-|ienileiit »' an tilled I e n d i n i d 'l i i i r c h i n n n The four wlmlmlll ernfl circled ••tipi1 mi h ii»**1 Ituftilrrtl’* of iriking foree under .tilin Itnlnit the stern of Ihe wrecked refnger* It i arm y fur -,»un».*’t of l.iml fMI111*ill nl pl'Mplt fI Min ' t\ * r% >!<■ s -*illi Y e a r tor vessel Then one after another ■>t>eralion« m sinillierii Kurupc \n.l im * Dili pi ••(♦,• i *••t l»ti ihi* they hovered above the broken uf' Iloth Monnlluitlen and I ainex will Mm'I'III \ -IMI lll"M "f till- Artlllll l ' i* » 4 ill < 1 'I • section, dowered a sent, pulled It n-purt direrlty tn lien MatHe-w I mm * \ -*i4 uitiun nt Du Ai Hint up with n man aboard nnd flew U ltd vt , It IHdgwny. supreme tlieil nun till* Iti'lnsiii.il * ill* .i lu- \i urn „ to a Leghorn soccer field. m andir *!♦ I•* 11" ' 1 i|| I \ •' ' • I Mu Mi* t'liun*, lie ptil'lti tli ;iilllil|i ' l4T hr helicopters were from the Itill gw a v iinllfled Hie Ninth .til ti,itu.it hv )ivt|*l ii.t 11"9# *«;,u(ixl ,»ny led n nt*. 'k it) 1 » *• J . 8. Aircraft carrier* Mldwny nnd untie Treaty t Mguiii/a'luii'* conn I ' utfuM k m tin* A* fi n * pru{*rnin lu* l t'liplil * It' Levte. They landed briefly nl Pis# ml uf foreign ministers through a MYY tdurniti^ before starting the rescue o|*crusiHikosmulllediiv llml tin- Hiiti'h ; Mi* .( v M illt 11» ,*nv Hl' s.I'nIlull i*f * rill lion. Ml. • cltiefs ofstuff hadapiHiinted v#'»' ilullyrM'ii l.ilf The operation wm completed at MntlltUiallen The general said lie fiflitf ill i lllM'I'i i •.i i t* it Mint thr \in rr 4:30 p. in. 110:30 u to., KST) II", jntlllll I* hi aas "drlighli-d" to i nni-ur >1 III pl’ttpll III Y| il • iii»i*^h tu Until the helicopters look over, 1li* fmn tli i • ia* • The npimintuienl and a com l n*« yi* ca||f ,tlfi>ril In p.i) thr the Navy's rescue crow depended tluii Munir mill i* prolili.se helweeii llrtu.li and \nu• i»'* **f i y * i in n m v 'Y iiry to mainly u| hju a breeches buoy to ••nil rienn military le.tdets tlml pret-c j Mis* pi * *nt ,i tu*vi y*»rtil v%.ir get off Ihe Cntniinel ll',»'fcr's men ■led It ra|i|H-d a loll;: wruugle lie 1** tin *i*«iiitr\ t Murk IIii y ar*1 Y>Im* • nullah The breeches buoy took three men t'M*cit the two sen lees as to I *i.41 , tli* il nt In mi • •*y tin <llffm*vi#*i* Im'I vutii off yesterday, and then the line ■hethei -to Vtneru an or a Ml itnn I • * mill iiitif in i" <»li*i>ii) i'!i! |. iUt iTuiiuMiY ijurtcd. It was re ringed today should hold tile top loti m the I im I m i r i M i " l l i - i i s . it I t I'hMMlrttKrlnl Ihkirlit H, tilt t'lilHA'* t " n o ’ lie • * t » I n li/iu l» * Into' o lutnlx uf uit<-ii»|iln»ti« itfI« * l hi4 * *• Henry Suiiknnt of Itrooldvn. ntns Mediterranean A. it turn out II I hi :: i i' iii i*|it 1 urrivul ill I silt i M M itltit I U‘l*l* New %urt.« vttvia'IiitliiftAr li • I'-'.M 0 iliil< hiiisiuii t«» him n s • •(•lu tt «*f Hint* t \ti \* » ir it tin* iiiitjiitu* ' i * * • Win I' I * ■ i \ • ter nl the fJrointnei Iteefer. was i.h fi 1 s, ,1 III (II Mim \tv.i* t' M• . m i l l*i*li»Mi.Hv intuit'* J uImi Fuller Dullt*.*, who m*eu»ii|»nid»‘f| Kit i t»tin\t• i *•»» the t tip, •mid- I*• •••!* I iih I In I' it 1*!* neither ilos-s Muuntlialten - -talus I ,1 ■i •f H i d I l f | l l l l l r I t the Inst member of the trow to tie. Iniliitr **t Hi* Mn* <• It 11•iin it i in hull Iiii- iiii nn tie n lih v l m ill Unit hi H J»»llllt«y ''inuik* not the lit I lint 'll) h'-;*iiin III* nl .« n tt • ff*««« In tutu-ltuli -.t III lie ,-i|Uat with dial ot i a-nil leave her. Wll'tl M il. I III * i. v vim In-alls the southern lailupeaii thr shim* I • ♦ mu *1% fI*• III * * ilx•*|| p« 4*I||| tl I'll In iin;• • tu *iiin# * All 3» members of the crow wen Itotwriiiil; till* film •« uf I lit* )Hul»i*| ftfrURRlt." <Intel imtiuin,! t I'umiuaud nnib-i Itlilgway I pi iiu-ipal piMtk* t h i * 'll || fM# I I ihIiM(lull IX YI'll lit good health, although tliev were IIrillsti wnrei aft v ill mala up ■i i i*ini*nt - i iipf I• I ;ili* i*tfn i i I * • • Im •• • ' l l l l l | *t| M u .11 III* i t N»'| \ kept )u Ihe U. S. Army Hospital most of Moiiiilluilleu ■ folce.s [ >1 1'• liiindolpli " h i lit; td It'* '* it * 'id in here for cxundnutlon and rest. k Ihe admiral id lierm au desci nt ........... I hi 'in l> < " M h u ll n i l 14 ♦ I t'M Mil I l Hiiiiilf .ill- »f Mu* ci»)|cf!«‘ u .| n Four of the seamen slipped lute Is a seentid cinislo nf t/uei-u i lira | «ia..d nod l.i'* ■ lh.' M ,11 M il 1%lI'd •i i ■11.■11\ DiMi'l i i*1t Mu’ r*-— '*rit Ihg sen from rope ladders and h.-lh II mil an iincli "F la i till I n t > 11 v "f *• ■ i. i l i|u* lu-I u1111*111- Ihr Wtiitr were picked up by ii small ih.llur hand, tin- lhi(i’- 'd I dlnlnii ,h From * am n t'enn I h< lx* t Ml fll »| Ikt'lhN (hit MY II Nnvy Inin I. I |mlhi |llay INC in l.d lioli III pi ! \\ I,, o I'hnidu h II piirtn i 4/pic "f tfic ti*\t Savage wind* nnd waves idled "ill- I .initli in he hernlne one e ll p,, ,, .<■i**,-, • id i , i i*i >i*l I'I I *•1*a it 'Y,4 I Mil (if NYtillt dhr 3.800 ton shin onto the harla.r llrMnln's iiiiisI Isiplllal liens - el ] p oldlued I" I <t>'il 141'1111 "u yyMil 1 1 urn.m i * Mfu mini: *i reef 200 yanls riff shore here eorlv On1 Hoard of Fount I Commit World War II |. ,g„.,| ' ........... I I n M l III I i <xi', m tnui Mi tl Im Ii in fullnYYn l ttu* yesterduy nnd then broke her In n» flrur up Mir M nhlri dimmm | , iiit ||t.|.. |, • loners at a •m-elnl nueilmr v,-s. I Ill'll ilk 11 Ri ( Min • in Ki*r» • im iiilcr M M IIIIIIM O -tl Dll V ‘M M * Iwo. The stern, with all the crow terday iI'stnr*-*' its miinoprtatlon ( .nti Dm iih i ori-sdii •• .1 III ■' l i t M.l'llUlil .•Hill Ml hi'lYY I*M>r ft 'mi K urlv T " D e te r ­ / «| • . aboard, wedged fast'on the rocks. O c a la Is R e p o rte d A s to tile advertising fond of tin iIII ill l x ,|(|(| Ml lll,.ll I.IYI'N *'\ i'll if f% i' Minl (* |irt vi i ik1*1» 1 i t 111 .1Mill III lift **n •li‘« The ship had b env Irving to tie h a n d l e r o f .................. .... Ho- m l Mill .«IY..1> tip |Hipuli*| IMIIISC t Mtl> I lint lhi*> oil • *l Im t Mill * C o k le st S p u t W ith C"itm m in e U ltim a te Re- ( h r i s t i u a s P a r t y up In Leghorn Harbor when a loo l Mini of Nv'joo, i , f , i j . \\ \« I i*tnI Hi y mure tfiiiM -I'vrn all Mr* mid Iik111e l p' It • if Id' mile gust caught her. 20-D e c r e e R e a d in g Hpelicor, pre»li|.-nt appeared before Yi.tr- .1N D}*-n||| c|M | lid Ml YAltll su its , K x|»erts S a y \m*ii| iI M'liirit Hint i*iiii|imii Phi ■ In contrast to yesterday's gales the grouji. (' S f a i 'i n j * I s I*it111 tli.il tin mittiui ilniim; Muor Ihltli riii|C tiflei* " a •!••«■Tun'd mid ' i l l f i i and swells, clear, sunny w cither >••;»»■ (till rmt III luk full k friilll lly The Assoelntrd Prrw Mi. VNliitnui p'tlni!"i tu Sunftti'' tt u s i i m i Us I'SSS T*»«l I'h’vlollslv, 'he f’ononis-den hud Iti-port" mu itnmm-t ti» \%{vitpr I ' I ' i n t i p a l S p c a l x t i '; i n in. tt.irM rralitlr* Id- .,ntl Frost formed In nearly ull farm­ nut the atipro p rlu lln n In .ir'.nnd, n f*»Mp* nml «(liii tn !'- to y*-nilnoIe tu hi iflh hU IyiMR nt mm i ii . a lov **i the* it;il»i»fl • 111• •• ,l ruiirvr Ilf ing ureas of I’cnlnxulur Florida lim p w ith n cu t of .'“ Ml in tin mid nullified itli/* u I Ic iT u ll T ilk " < >v<*r ' IfillU'Ml .ll.fl lint uf YIMkni'N- It TuitMlny. nipping tender vegeta- 11,0011 apnromlwticui fur the ad f J" )|" vwi mm m d to M*h*ixr ,t l iter *• *i( lri))|**r*'h|p In thf Ides nearly evaryv.Kgp’ excupt lu v e r lL ln p fluid of" the JunTei- Clibni All I'tii»It Ali-AiiiMiVt yvIiu i !l V M i IM . Ilia' Milu^fc .Ii .illl-I ruin.-mmol be etthtp). led t,»- lh. nc.xt 1 nt.pnkViniilr lv H«> Christ •I#III ll (MTlIt li'd U* iKPf III IPH.I the West Const area. be** n f C'lnnnii■n-e. ' "i MU* f 11*, 'Muni in nut i ruin-#' uf VIlltlifniw* 'Hie coldest recorded tempera­ Judge Douglas Htensiiyin. nri-i .........I ' 1' ' " f ' h t ' - f t u n t i l " * r m , r m s w iglt,.-* t n I h e l r a m n m l t l n l s t u t a to i a n t f («il MD* A i »iu V| 11i n n l tli* hi iim I i tl It i tui-i tn fmn itt Mu* fnniM ture rending wus 20 in the (iuines ili-Ut iif the ilnveees, Iinpeninl I,- wf’litliar t 11 in, flavin *1' ntT t«• lllllwf tinrty l;ii t nielli Ihr \ MM*r leu 11 1 ' • I t » N Liu ! '1 l u « ^ ' 1 * * u n u« f i r 1* " i" it’ «i I i 'i , id liimlcii fliit h,nl tu |i*< lint nr. (tf fJii* fin int i • mu) TM"din i tlM" l.l'^lof) lit'! I'lll'M* |*|f|a vllle nrea. Miami had n II. the • tilth III .it -Mill Mllilk »»' 1 II 1 I t l it* for** the C o m i t l l s f l o n at tln-ii III *|ti* t Initial 1*5 t||.< ||. . /ltd llii I'lmli'il »irh tn* w it*, m iiluct l|nl I tu.* f.» »i)l ci*rii' r * !«•* tfp* xiikr coldest Her. 10 In 3$ years. 1 III t 1i t r v\ ri Iti 111! * 1 .** I l l - I ' I iM h iMh |*»',» *i t.i\i Mill t tittle* The Federal-State Frost Wnrning regular meeting and r.-tjue-ded t- i/mritirit*. Marion llnrinnii, niemlM-r mu' r.Hls U '.ffitl niMiiitiU JniiU" nii*I r 1■( / f ** * 1 1 1 *.'• . ( " |U Ml* ration of the cut. No m ion imi’ll"* i*'ti.f«Ml ui mn I *M\ 11\ 111^ d/,|K. " ill lif 11«*'fi«-tl lit it 1m *1*i- . ' • I I I former s w e tn rv of the Seminole Service at Lakeland reiwrtfd anx •to I lr R. \\ lluprai'Itl it.* • . i* w tur \ t . 1 u t .......... n \ • , * ** Mi lh*«* ,u c Imiii I lk- H u ll fur tli-lrihn htih in i !k County Children'* Committee, yes damage to citrus would lie negligi­ y*-t been taken in fn 'n r nf I M il Hm m I d 1. xpi'f I iim Mtiil Stiiti«*i* 1 Ml 1 tl* 1 • * i • ,4 ........... . 1* ' 41 It • i* >| f - | | t iM l/l >• 11|1*• III till* i h t i U t h ih lrrn in Ih h y h » ih ! y terday ndvlsed the grout. t o ....>|.cr- ble. 1‘llrux grove* were heated lo i|Ueat. 1 | . \ M l U l l i t i l 'k U U U i *»r *n vn i■>i *1 .**••! •• !%«••« A ll tin- com m ission- i • s ■ >t- it tu nil *'idt'M A\* 'itit' ftif« Mthnii^h .1 in r.ilb (-Mtitliirli-tl t ate more with press fn-dllth-s t. Central Florida low s(nds llculing It* In the Nortlu-rn icctur Atimlily for tin* rv^^iruliun «*f tin | «*arU t>i li lt ilt. Vi'Vtil «in. * • , a 1 .1 .' ifl.iir l . i » " * ; h l Mj.fi* Inform the uiddie of problems lien!. ( v • i»tI•• * i|* \ ^ uj 0 V up|»rt»|iiiuti*»»i ti» it** *»»t t riip" ln*in tli* ifu liiilrd in n iitu T k nf fin* I' im I jiim I ^ i p with children. »lof the fruit belt. » trn\Y b e rry and t‘**irlv ! |?ifiiil statu ". uxr«-pt Ci»inii»i'si«n»,i rt'|M*rt«d a liiu I* iiiprfatii' *■ *i Mm thidr fmiiHlrit A li»e fin* Im(i h |iim & Mr. Hnrmiiu. program director1 herHes l I i .Mmii i*f 'JP*u ili'tfici's i'i#i|a llt» wx’re hurt in the Plant City j. y, McClellaml. in tin* iijm'm fireplitt i- anil a il«*r«ir.i of Hudlo Station YVTItlS, delivered | • tom by four hours of sub-freciing j | n other action yesterday, tie mi*/ ninif. till i hriwtum- Irt'r it flu* frnnt no address to the committee dur­ ri'iiipi't nt in i i i'ji*liltjf * nt Klitrr nf thi* riHiin ailih'd lo Ihe ( hriM m as Commission transferred ownersbl| ing their meeting at the Couit of Florida crop damage iuf'approxim ately six lots in 'It "■ piiwi* ntn| l.tiKc Miiry -Iimy • li-* atm o sp herr a i \ n llr \ \VIIIIi i »iin ipproxlmalely House, romlueted by Mrs. C. 3 willISxtcnt nut In’ known for several dov.'. tinge Heights subdlvi <lnii, imiiM «li ’tiiervury ilip|»i‘il In ri Imv .l r l»il flu* Rrnitp in I lie -tnuMiu' Meriwether, chalrinun. iir* nro. III*. Iltipnrld -md M-ni Forecaster I). C. Iluxsrll nf the t hrUlma** enrol* Santa I Ijiiiy '»f v\ s n KK p I h* \*n i nf “ We don't hour of too much )u- Fntst Warning Service said Toes nlely ueross Freiteh Aieinn from IllYVIlf tl’lllpl'l HltllVR lilt fit* M t of y lulled the p u rl) Imii;' rniHi(;li In In i.i1t\ 'M.nkc'1 Ih r Im*ij nm iii)» tn vtnllo delinquency In Hanford," day night would be another euld Seminole High Seined, lo tin- (•in Midiuft* **f Siiiifmd t«M(| J'b-in d k trib llle eundv and Mpptr- to Ihe Two t liehi ...nil galiim *il u-phall il.< \ nf m 1 1mill 'Umnri tun i ,n rn r Mr. Ilurmun said, *’hul wlml docs one In Ihe yenr’s most prolonged f'nunly Hoard of Ptildii- In-triir itiolf *‘nuiit\ In*1 nltflil. rh U d rn i pre^eitl and “tMi euliie yard* of sin II were «i i uMtp.in> in** Myytlh Mu hup** * mi tlnn. happen should Ik- taken to the Cold spell. M. L. Oilhim, mlm iiiRiimri t f"i Pi Althnucii no iiHieml liiisiness ” | la-1 nth tu ni*l.ill u imlking i * '■yMl mh mil fniililM ,; uf Nlill Tlia Iota a r t lucatnl In n nn-foid t > "'I1' mid l *l»ll1pl*lt)'i, y Temperatures. he > explained, i> ...... I ’ ■-••-•-I •p.i.mvu, uynII ipi"t* 'I'*’1 *1 »l- erindueted, il "a* uninmriei-d Hint I j,,, M„rth of tin tire)hmiml Ini' sta I uldlc - now I" He pointed out n th ' i li> .itum .c * lupncN on 111 be nlxiut Ihe aiifnr allhoujih. ai ", I* rumilnjf cjwl and 'vest uriyH* rm« yeln ^ , "nndiiuMfiiiy tlur* 1 if 1 ha * ta t there “Is no Juvenile delin­ \% 1 llu , I i , i .................. . < o*--hu*» *ti*ii1 ■* ehei'k fur between I'ulmelln amI IIikmI S n r e liih nf th r N'.iyn Ki»**hj|ll i... i___ _ “ thn mifwr'ttiilt'il properly, imiitMi lv uMideli i t It 1 . " " « pmnp . . > i*xi»ri Ihe (K»>ml tho uiiocrupleiJ ilutmtire, hui the i lo the Boy I'hiei* Veterans Avenue*, ufcurdliiu In a li-nglliv q u en cy " hut tliut the eireumstuner* fM.„ I all. d n I •f ti * .p H - i ll I hut tinpi* in in uiiilrr’iN vernted us such Is "« break-down ' Loti, V ”cllrua’” aroo north of i “ 'lp I- i ,i tin ’“Th.^Coun'ty‘a e -, "M' known until it Hnspllul lu help tiny ( hrlstmir ll'l uf uellvllles lur Nmembee * Mi n t r n i ' i Mi ' M fur tlx i d r iikiitii.il k r r l of the family. Tamiia reported n MMlegrcc re -' " " . ' * . . lr* . ’ I warms up," presents fur the \eler.xn* there -I, el li which Ini' been •nliiMitled tu the ** M Diy in/ *| the ItD M.iMnn SunillPMD qulred It through furechnuire pro­ 1It Vlaek N Clevelaiid .lr was In Fjty Munuger by It It lleekhnrn. *YI'll .•rn .'i , He I.._.—— ndvoculrd that “family /■Hilly nl cording. “Nothing I' si'rliio* yet. Him * ’ • i n| i i hui uf tin I NS Fnrrrstal ----- s» IIIH* ceeding*, arcorllng tu O. I'. Hern I • mi II m h .,1 m ., l*r»u' charge nf lust night'" urogram lu r’* In npproeehiug the nrohlmid xii| m-i llllelideut uf xtri-eth ever with unutlier euld night faring In the Orlando area timely wind* hull tinx lirrii hnihltn: Mine hist of children with a Christian man­ stirred tn ward oil fro*t. Lake and don, County Clerk, and ih-dlruted us il might heroine serlim-i t\e which incluih'il Ilium II ' 'fi/i-t- anil • illn-r aellville* during the iiiunlli t itY Stuart Courtney nf nulhi statimi tile strip to M-lionl pur|nises. iniluili-il MM-i'idui; llu entire .-if> ner. “ If ti thing cannot he dune — have repollH of celery I" ine il -" " -■ •*•••*'■» MV **MI|«- *— Sumter Counties hud heavy frost. \\*• lu'i’il lu tmiiil it h'.i l u n r All the .trip was included in In the /ellwuml region, but main Wl.llC In Orlando Foli-e and <unit imii- ;i week. IIn- ilimnluwu seetluu only faith run do It,” he declared No Icc was roporlcd in these two 1 Yr il until , • h i ' • < t«-f il ill 10. * ney drew langhler from Ihe crowd every day and Hie i , ii | i I"I iiiiu area tlie transaction except for It* feet uf tin si- |dnnl< iiiuv recuver when T. W, Lawton, ftiiporintendent cltru* growing counties and fruit T o I l f ( J i v t 'D A y a i n K i r111’i.111 ul In Mn »n • 'iidmy .it with tlii'lr Inli-rnri-lallim* of fain three limes a week Klglily f i l e 1 of one lot hml -HI feel of ntiollmr it warms up," lie i-tilu'ludi-il uf IMIdle Instruction, pointed out apparently got hy nil right M-i \ ity\ itiui-klvu Yuiil vvhrrr iiiin radio und movie stars load' uf aeeumiilutiuii picked un In , flay Sherouse. district weather both located adjaienl to ,iro|u ity that there "are suiip- \-*ry good llaniagi- lu eseurule and ••ti*>■■•i > th* I 'l l pliitr Ihr S.iratn|»{i A fter the p rog ram , punch anil Carroll. She tlie streel sweeper were used In ;* ., Flaaik man at Orlando, said Ihe stirring owned by Mr*. K. M . • nl* *1 IM xii;n;)l'ifc tu Niitnal parenla who have terribly bad chll* *1 <’ «M refresh fill In Hie idle) running Iriuu Four wind* were a real break. un^l | HufiiplirV), fiiM tmiMiitfur f«.i ilm 'nKikii t wvrv mtmm! ns fui in il hit I nf i" I "ii Mir xfiip Jlren,* ‘and blninrU this situntior "i II teenlh In Fllteenth Streets, hilween ,' " Home ornamentals In the Urlan- U H / u I W O p a r x i i n n r p r u p t r i ) m i ' i j «i m f'm . !• % * * * M ien tN Kiin’ *11 I'.ii'lh r l< **l hi Run un f lk o n the fault of assoelatlng '• III Siuifiird nnd I'iilmettn Avenues nmy fiirnhh r iji'puiit «iwl yrquuit mti n i* i c imn.iiRn "f aprrchPM ^•glam our" with a “had boy." I >•> *. Five new parking meter |aist' uni tc luni'MY hefnf* i' hih!Ii's>luiml It* agreed with Mr. Hannan In Ml* • • ..it were installed mid 2i! were -tralgb , IR* ii.miiHMi*'N fur it |n flip Meet nf 1 j 3 I ) l 0 r ( l P U lV ftl V /IIIL C I l l a l l U T f j advocating a Christian approael- xlpplng thaso plants here nnd j by the founty^ rhj^ prompt y^w I I I' ti* r i| , >.* leneil ami Hglitcm-il Inin their rrm Mn tups I lie N.iyy .ii mii' s th r be sold through bid proceiluie to the problem uf delinquency » 11» r . , - t | h etele liases Four new “ selirnd M Femcrlea In the Orlando area fill f l ' l l l k ships Mth Iic.i YY Miutlt through Sunday School attendance It* •M M-i‘i k • .nnl r j n Mur /nne" signwere installed and Irc d heated heater* during the .mi- nrrtlrd and “going with our children to hi\ eight were repullileil tiigetbei wlib night and tho ferns came through m . * f1M• in 1id mil I 1 utn h .itnl rr our Sunday School*." lie said nv with little additional harm. Howuhh II .1 truss.walk lines IItlrl> fixe "1111 n r n Ih r Inin* ran.,* *v\ ift and •v cent figure* shuwed that only w aver, the long spell uf chilly weath■1 . i ii parking" "iglis were nallilcd. It multi inn ;M (D hti i mil tiuintuTH to 00 per cent of the students of l u i | i . " • I.. filial Fit* plained. .hi new lines were Installed and IH Km. Fra r i e l * Wilson of S a n f o r d , i r haa hurt the tender fern*. Mrc.iilv ( •Mititii* m l" npcrattnii and the county were attending an “ It iJp\t*li»|M»*l iLul wrtv In m .r,* rupluci'il T mfIvp slop mriin (•It* ' |'M • ill 1I |l*ll l«f inudgni’il tn the heavy rrulser IM‘ I nt1*# r x In tip* d* 'i n t*i baU ■ low of W nu»h) I,ti­ Bevural prominent rpeuker* will 4 1 l*,il" f nf | rr«ru** |»*itn*l f uf.rr r«*p;*ifitcfI mill 21 w rrr ru typo of rullgloua service* eac lell 2T, Plymouth 28, the Orlando ••nr. xxlit,-h served u« (Irninal Ki- f«rm tin ’" * lh** Sarat1'^,! *ill he jimiiIi likr uddre** the veterans ou-the-farm senhower'a hendt|oartrva on bis Hrfiimd mi th'* iiiirllicni U|i|iroti4'li placed p i **i M* Mi* '■ t\ irra 30, *” • tin ruiT rital In ttnu'4 m rrp t ■ 4 til* ■ training cla»« a t their ChrlaTma* to tinM niu I fur tim e plum* thut t«i I , i : p* i ll, 1 Two "loading rune" signs were John I’lcrvon, Hoy 8cout official ri-torn trip from K"i"u, proluiblv Jack D. PrtMt, field meleorolo....... . I'I -I...Ip f | m In ml* * 1 on film nt flit* I md nlr •trip'* .1 recommended return of *oclety tc 1 *t for um FederalStute Frosti | party which will start will n lur* viewed tin- fii'lmrul'* plane off painted and lettered und five see.... •' 'I " . <lw rail length I am feet gA 2 fool j Itey key dinner J* *tonight »— w-4 — .(ia o’clock Iwu Jiimi but never netunlly saw un I yvo. Wr **i)jlitfi| thr ptmi«>'«( linns uf curl* were painted tu pro y i " i | | » !«• | | H ' « • ’ I I is I at4 a It.'IO Die "corner*tone* of liome, church •i i.llh .iisiilj'.■■ncnl . I'rcsittnublv i1."* . M W ■* BeMc (Slade,1 ■.•t •• ML. I hi villi) III M I tn the Future Furiner* of Amer- tin- pre.lilent-eteet since In- war vs Viicli wi' lvn r ya h) thru wm* Mu liil.it par king Five "children .it and school." Comment* also were "" ' '• -iHe .it (nil fuel .ml pi.iii” load) til** liiMi'l 'nil • M «i called home <>I Hunin lo attend the I 'ton reeri-t.’ hair wuv around Iwn. play" ,lgns were repainted and lea Uulldlng. given by Captain William White " “".'I' a' liglillv under i'iO MX> lops, plane nf Ids tale late grandmother grandmotber,| I'ultiiig Iwo-und-two together, six new signs were installed. Six I II • Mil \ fill/ lllll, \T1 1 ”i'. Iiii"t I .-.in.ieih uf mnr. than tno aircraft, The Christinas message of lliu funi-rnl and I.t. Yvells KaiarJIan of thr funeral uf * Mil), \ | | * •((*» IM' fit f<» nmcrele street m arker pnslx were they figured md) a man tn. Im II I* ' |n ip ........I I . .. * iupon s * . . . . . lthe l . . . tvpes I. n u . HK Kalvation Army, who preMribw' veiling will lie delivered hy Dr. 4. Mr*, Molly A. tlelger. lepemling iim*« x II nnl and painted and posts l i l t ’ ’I 1 1* 1/1 4111* lltJUlt- *Y I hut R , . i i \ line tim e I, Knot, pastor or tho Congrega­ Christian activities In tha Uvea of Mr. Wilson, wlm gnidimt'-d from pnrtunt as K'renliuwer would eom- installed M"f 1 F'.M ll tional Church, while K, M. Kiddy, Hriiilnule High Krlinnl I I I IP 17 am) immd sin’ll nriiteetinn from the which were dull were reletlcred. Hut boilers with In :h< r steam ; children. Two "truller nuik entrance" Judge Dougla. Blenstroni told uf supervisor of veteran* train ­ Inter irrmhinlril from the Pnlvrr. N aw . "We figured that It nni'd prevure j.robald) will make thu Ju rist today and yesterduy re­ Iccat sign* were Installed, four s|icrd eaaea of Juvenile delinquency Ir turned verdlcta of guilty against ing, will dullvur Hie uddra*« ot ■-Ity of Florida In June of IPfil, be KNenhowcr le-eau*e everyone Saratoga fuller than Hie Forrestnl. I In rlic* 15. 11a st i n t>s The Navy eslimales the Sarato­ knew Me was lu Korea," Mr. Wll . limit signs were relettereil mill Intha County, keeping the name* of two defendants who appeared In we Icoma, left the Helena at Guam when me 1 stalled, nun "truffle llglil ahead" ga's rn-d at Ik’tKUWMSiO. ula.ut tho parties concerned anonymous County Court on ehargee uf oper* .. Other streakers will D ies A t Ajft* O f (iii eight lifted that hi* grandmother bad aim said. . ... ... .. land one illreellnn sign ul I’nik millimis untli-r Hint nf tho He also wa» In favor of a Chris- atlng a motor vahlcle while under Cooper, director of th “ I dl. n l know hi*et bowertAvenuo and Semlm.le lluutevnril Fnrrestal * ira In maellng the tho Influence of Intoxicating II* County Board of Public Instruc­ Just died, woul.l actual)v Imard the llelrnn i wcr(, installed, and three speed Harlie It ll.isliiii's. I'd. di.'d in ft wn- pr.ditlb|i- old” u mailer tieflei'ling the Navv argument tion: Herman K, Morris, princi­ ' prODlflUr quor, an Orlando hospital vc'lt-rdii) Hint earricr based axiutinn Is of uf one day thut F.n>. YVIIhuh miss- until f rend I In the ncwipnm rl | | m„ »|K,„ „ crt. r,.|eltered J . C. Dunaway, Ovlcd". »■** aen- pal of Remlnolo High School: ■-.I la-lng nresrot when KI*enhowi-r on Htntesslde, hut we suspected a t ; Twenty-four feel nf Hi Inch sew ".ill im.g tulli.wli.g an ill.n- - of equal, not suenmlury im pm lanre to tcneml yestanfay ofleriioon hy Captain Karlo T. Ixiucks, repre liouriled the lleteiui. However, Le- the time llutl lie ruigltl. since the er pl|M' were Installed al Twelfth two .......tli., lie wit. la.in In tin- Air Foree’s bomber and fighter Judge Dougla* Stenitrom to pay­ aentlng the local American legion for" the rhl|» reached Guam, Mr. cruller had la-en outfitted with a Street and Oleander Avenue, hush- Latir >, l>-laware, .May IhMd ami units. Kimball nvwrtcil that; post, and Charle* !*w*«n, presi­ ing a flno of 010 and co»U or , serv­ YVIIson -aid that thu crew knew luxurious cabin for a presidential es were cut on Muiigmixllnc Ave­ Imd resided in Oslu-ii fur tlie |aist "Our future safety and the dent nf the veteran* cooperative. ing a term of 00 day* In Jail, ami world lour which never runic off." nue, between Fourth ami Fifth year. course of world liislorv will depend Certificate* wll bo presented by “.nnietlilng wax up." Streets, ami diagonal parking lines "I received word of my grandIlls drlvar’a lleenta wm suspended F o rm e rly nf S t. I'.-te rsl.tirg Mr. largely un the speed wllli which Tutting It Into the Ensign's own 0 . W. Dansby, area supervisor of were elianged (<> purallel narking for » year. _ „ word*, “ We (Helena) were *up- muther's death when we reachedJ! linos nt First Hired nml Hanford H astin g s |s su rvived l>) Ids w idow ; we cal) "«l Ihfio now large carAlbert Earl Baker. RouU two v e ttra n . training. i.llc soli, Ji.s e p li XV, III..H u g s o f rlcr* I.nllt and In cummi»slon.r' Guam and 1 left tlie ship tu fly Avenue. Twenty loads of dirt were r **rol alngintr will be led by Posed tu li-avo Yokosuka on Nov. WM fouthl guilty todav. Bantene# H u ltim .irc, -Mil.; lw » b ro th ers, Forrest Urockanrldgo, manager U7 lint received last minute in. home from there on a mouth'* Used lu fill it wash-out on Luke George H a s tin g . ,.f Itn iiV llle , N. WM not passed upon him. structlon* to hold over until Nov. ieuve", Mr. Wilson added. Avenue, between Klglilccnth ami uf tha Chamber of Commerce. J , , nnd Y’ *ctor H a s tin g , ..f L a u re l, Klis. Wilson i« tin- h u m of Mrs. Twentieth Streets. 2D. MR "When wo left Yukosuku, we Oulda Wilson, 2404 Smith Han ford Ollier milvlHr.x Included moving H e in .; also several nleeea nml “fi Henry's Full House" cnilsml down tn (wo Jlma at tlie Avenue, He entered the Navv tujdirt. cleaning gutters, cutting tree nepbmvt, I sO-l • 3:7.7 - 11:20 - 8:4.1 HARBOR MBBTIM1 Funerul service, will be held nt normal speed. Once off the south­ tlie fall of last year nnd w-rut to [limb*, Ilmira, removing trees, opening S Hun Ml) VI ELAND Tom Lemon, City Manager, will ern shore of Iwo, we received or­ Newport, IL L. for hi* officer’s Carlo* Avenue from Fourth in Sev 2;!I0 p. in. Thursday at Urisson “Weekend With Father" m « a r w i " -.a tte n d a meeting of the National der* to *p*ed up. lihmediately, we Funeral Home with Itev, J. Y Y ’. training. The Sil-year-old YVIIson emit Street*, painting *lgn* for the Show ..pen* HtSO - first fea­ knew Ib’laiv of Oileen Baptist Church ture iLQtl, Intermission 8:19, Inxtalling two . . something - wa* . up . for only received hi* cmlgn's comml**on. City - - Hall. ----- ........... ........ r , "children ......... utticintmg. tiurial will bo made n "* r^ n4!y *5° ««rly thle rear and haa been1 »t (>l»y » ls n " n il repairing equip lost feature 8:88 I Ls Culluta. tel, Orlando, ho .aid today. in tho Orlando cemetery. fast," the 23-ycar-olil Eralgn ox<c«aUa«*4 on Pace T n ,) mont. Funeral Services For Mr. Whitner To Be Tomorrow LEGIIOHN, Holy CD-Four Nnvy Helicopters rescued the Inst crew nun from the U. S. Navy ship Grommet Iteefer today, .HI hour* af1o>* she run aground nnd broke I Tender Crops In IntTuase I Made Little Damage To To C Of C Fund By Crops Is Reported State Nipped By County ('oinmission Frosty Weather From Cold Spell New Officers Of Sanford SFrine Are Installed Held At 1*081 By American Legion iit\ S Child Problems voeates On Nav\ Brains Work On Its Second Ihir Aircraft (arricr Mon Ill’s Activities In Street Work Is (tiven In Report S Flit'll Itr (Iii'ld I’liiY Ic „ |„ w l N aval O fficer N arrow ly Farm Training (!I To Have Yule Party Flnei Are Imposed For Drunken Driving ‘i Missed Escorting Eisenhower Home V :^ wi:rcdu mMsm 2 ’ w ,'* ■ ' Movie Time Tuble �^„Vivid Account It « Given Of Korean Prison‘ Disorder , . .* ’ * 1 ' o • ■ - SCOTTS s c r a p b o o k By R. J. SCOTT atate Farmers Market 4 • A m e ric a n G Is T ell In D e ta il O f Q u e llin g R io t W______ ith 84 D e a d • ! * * * 0 * * J , ■t » * * , * a * J •t * * * . « ' * * , * * * PONGAM ISLAND, ...................................Korea ijv— American solillers today told li vivid detail how 11 S aril Soul' Korean guards shot to death (M Communist prisoners of war li quelling an attempted mass break out by 4,500 fanatical Hcds S indny A grim force of 300 guards eon quered the mutinous thousands I* 55 frenzied minutes with machine guns, rifles, carbines and bayonet* Two Americans anil three Soutl Koreans ns well ns IIH piisiinrrt were Injured. The ratdlves, locked nrm ln artt fanatically roaring llm choruses o' Communist songs, Ignored voile* after volley of close-range lire They tiffed their dead and wounded Me they fell. After the battle, the guards had to loosen the locked arms of many of the prisoners before they cnult. drag them from the stockade Newsmen today toured the Island and entered the compound where most of the captives died Lt. Col. George P. Miller. Co lumbi's. Ohio, boss iif the Island's 9,200 North Korean captives, salt' he regretted the deaths but added atcrnly: "They brought It on themselves They tested our slrenuth and lost " He said the tension which was mounlini' on (he island before Sun dew's outbreak has vanished. Miller said "Had I nut taken the arllon. I would have had une-hnlt the prisoners loose on the Island and we would have lost many more lives. The barbed wire cannot hold determined prisoners " Miller snbl he was tlpned on Ihr planned c thronh |*Mely hv hvr notes serlbhled hv prisoners. One nefe ivas left nl a "nte —*d picked up hv n guard. Tho other waa aelrrd from a prisoner ns he tried to de-t-ny ihe paper outllnlnr the esesp,. nlnn. On Suedav prisoners In Com pound "F e s " b"r«t red wl|h Com munisl songs That " a s Ihe s|nrl luq a I " n a I for p’e n»dhrenk Five neighboring stockades quickly Joined the rhne-is Miller rushed to Ihe serie. shout ed " S l i p " Ibd the llrds ker' llnglng They loeked arms and lammed three deep in front nf their bar riel;* «rt rm a e.—l-., ti-rrnee cut Into the steep hlllsidi1 Miller ordered one idntooo 40 men nf the V H blh MIHtarv Pnllrr sendee eomuanv «"-• e-platoon of S'.nth Korean soldiers Inlo the compound Another KOK platoon siirroiimM H-e stockade oulslde Iho barbed wire. Miller ni'iiln yelled "Slop " The |lrd« answered w-llh a hsu of stones, thrown down from Ihe ferrnre al Iho guards about 20 feel below. A narrow flleht nf vl"*** '~<i up to the torracc from each side. Miller told new«mcn’ "ft would have been sitl-dde If t had ordered im '" Irenes tn *n i-IHere and break up Ihe Imdy of prlroners " The enlonel said. Iho nnlse was ............... "Iremeedeus It l« IntpoxxIM" frnevev tn j-n-t P' * «tsle of frenrv " The enlnne' ordered all men wlflt •hellJlins In fire one Volley it’to |he raid-s id Ihe Poll's "It had ne pUp-1 " fhe iflnnd comm led'"* declared "The »>—o-d ed kept rb.'ht nn slmflne-and the eiherr: lifted the wounded as Ihev fell " Miller qn|ek|y ordered eon volley from Ihe rifles nml carbines. The front reek of prisoners went down Tho enpllces behind them again vxnkrd nn p.» shimnin-dead and wounded The roaring SOtes went nn Al nesrhv "tinker" eomnnliml other Heflea pri«nnera Jammed lido tho e ejrtyard. Miller said "thrv were ahn"' resdv to hirer ihe gain or fences " On Ihe rolreel's orders Ko"th Ko re a r- nnened fire with a Unfit machlnet'un frem a lower over­ looking Ihe rnrqpounil. The had of hnllels rls s " l Into the prisoners ami many fell. The planned nseapo wai broken Guards with hared bayonets pushed Inin "Maker" re mpound flushed the frantic fleda from their hilts. Resistance quickly broke In the olher four eomnminds where little fllhllng look place. Mountbatten f f>.n«*<«!•«|«pA- A vocation* c s APS Me KinL£Y in ALASKA,4*1 NkJlUif CRACKLING, MauH-fAlH IK N0 R<K AMERICA (2£>, 269 * £ £ T \ RISES MltjUtRFROM tfS B A S E .'flu * AHV OmLR. MoUHfXm IK WORLD, 17,000 F ttf. "fill MAKiKQ or sm a ll, SHARP O P A C K i OB. a x p o t e f i. CRACKLING. r f iit C f t lS P RlKD OF ROAMED PORK- kilns lint I r i r m i e f r e h . I n i n r m t s li-is i<«liK m i l s Hu. I I -HI. I T n i. » « r |n » » . Axitnl-illliX |.i s - w IA IP'S IT V U M R T I H H |ir n g ilc e • i Mwnfunl Hie** V a r m e r s r u n I* H. tw. *>*■• IS. In in-, IS. I ST,3 T n i n l r * " l | -ni. I- n g e e I In-lit eiillpllee .Ii-nl* n.| f'l lr, « l» r ' v, to tnlilM* » l e s . ly «" Huiiolle* (I'nniiriil Po SLtEPiHG, BAfJS FILLED WtfH PROCESSED CtflCKEH fer CHe r s ctive More WARbfftl <HAtt -CHOSE FILLED Y/I-CH WOOL r „-, le t il.l.w lfi.l IfiwMl. P ilo ts M arU xt D ow n A t L e a st F o u r B ed M K »s VES’ -ftlEy qw E Cn c e 'fHE WARMfH. N ew Boy Admits Killing 1Stokh Goodi Appear Woman BecauseHe ,n R*d G!!!!!an sfio^ Feared She’d Tell new^prpcr thrT'xag reported*1^ /flit MoM ' plS'f'lMtM'lYE |H5fRUMlftC ik A EdBAK BAHD KUNE5 Ko m u s ic . - o K iy r h v t N m . O ffic e rs 'Cnn’ln eg Prnm • '• f r <lnr> 'outhwnrd, first vice-president: Joe Corley, second vlre-jirealdenl; Andrew Itiiiiisoy, secretary, and itoliert Deane, treasurer. Th- mdentate, who was milking tin nfflclal visit with Ids divan to me local club, told fr*-wearing members and wives tlml "an uplike this affords llie a mnul effects from FI Pierce on credited to nllots who e'essilv •> great pleasure . . . an opportunity Jan 2, and are hoping to tie suf- deslrovcd live lo hpcome aces io renew old aeqiiainlaliees . . . flrleutly sell led to have fnmllv T*>e> are f« l H-'vnl N I t- ;;*r make Inis nf new friends," gue-ts for the inauguration Jan. 8. | M' Kbincv, Tex " h owns led lie explained the Morm-eo Tem­ Gov and Mrs Warren willinovu «-lth h,,,f " M,fl lodo" . l,n , ‘ out of the mansion Dee. 31. Mrs. leo"aril W. Lillcy. Manchesler. ple :in years ago was a "play­ ground for Master Mason-.' He Warren sub) they will stay with N H friends in Tallahassee until they Ground action subsided I" r" 1 •aid the situation is different now go to Jacksonville immediately afl*’•- 1 f!,’h' ■* ev--_> •■■ • 1 beenusc of tin- jihilanlhropie a -or M rfurty Is sworn Id . Kimbwa ridges area of the central ivities nf Hu' Shrine in providing -— . . . . ... .. Uni"i "here chlne*» soldiers eon hoi.pllall -a1i--n i- • Honed harassing • Harks ' ny ehilil under the age nf II S tu tc W iflu F n n im Ih The Pads hit pinnolnl D"l ••'*'1 ’ears, regardless of rare nr need, ni , Jx S r V i » Hoskv I.... lot five limes last o'-M " said, Is eligible fur tills hospiP l a n n e d O n T o l l R o a d in shnn i.m intense ihey ’sllialun. The Shrine in the oplri_____ were driven back each time. 'on of many penple, he stated, is the "greatest hiimnnitiirlim organ TALLAHASSEE i^-G ov. War­ Irnllun on the fare nf the i-iutli." ren liglay announced a "stale wide lie pointed out that the "ladies forum for full and frank discus­ sion" nf Ihe Florida toll turnpike ..laved a Idg purl In making ihe project will he held here Monday. -'IIIllie Club grow ill Ihe last few lie said Ihe State Improvident years." Member- settled down Commission, which would finance more Io business after they begun Ihe project hy borrowing on u 273 n-lting their wives to their meet­ million dollar bond issue, will bo ings, he brought nut. host for1 the conference to which The potentate Introduced mem"every Interested group Is inti-rn of Ids divan who n-Tiiinpniih-J vital.1' •'itn on tils offieial vi-lt. During the evening, Shriller* hllrndiieeil f .... LAKEt-AND id^T he Federal lliumselves and the wives who M*l. MTU 3. HARHB, nf Oilman, L im e Stale Frost Warning Service said vere In ntfcndnuro, linlrls n plnle nf "Snappy Turtle" _____ today frost was expected again Mr. Searlmt pointed mil tluit the cookies whlcb brought ber Ibo urd From I'sge One) Wednesday morning lliroughout Moroeeo Temple, which Includes f 23,11(10 llrxl prl/e In n nallomil 'be San foul Mill Inc f'luli, "one of ■ Produce Company. Peninsular Hnridu. bakc-olt contest In New York. llie foremost temples In N'nrili lint l have seen esearolo H''b;freeling " c a l ;rr wa* fine Tlicy nre choeolate-conted, have America, Is tin- oldest in the f lo«k a heavy heatii.g C,iL J pecan head and legs and weru de­ Mouth." He- -iiiil the temple was signed by onu of Mis. Ilarllli's Vhta"«fUfP rr«t*"llhe0fa!y I To.tlJlil ami Wednesday more the forty-fifth temple to lie issued gilts f frost, he odd- | (’lenr ‘kies and continued yoiinu* in*. (fnicrnallunalj n charter in North America, tho ' "» *h« "‘''V cold. Light northerly winds with chili lining occurring ll'l years ago. see any rral - nmugc. |nnjj periods of calm nil districts The temiile has 1M clubs. man for Patrick Fruit j except u slight tendency for light Mr. Stine brought out that I'ported that It was still I rortheast»rlv lower es*l enn-u membership In the Incut orgnniiai moke any estimate un Temperatures on high ground "HI ilnn lias Increased from 57 memlumsgcs. However, In be about srven degrees warmer heix last year to l)/ mcinocrn to­ that from past expert- than temperatures on low ground day. "I thank you from the bottom Ileus tress which turn location* with a rapid fall In lent of my heart . . . . I hope you'll OCALA iiti—finv. Fuller Warren, j|]Krk continue to give us uiomI coopera­ here to hove his say before a j »ur¥lvt, w he the w ry ones to perutures after .-unset and u grudiltion to the future officers us yon Circuit Court grand Jure In""*!' | t), r„niiv ,, ill.I tu me," he s h M . Mr. Stine was gating charges of u Mato Hood ' i , wifj , Department klcM.aek mv.spb > ■■ c0■« wln * hail not iqqienred at the courtIn comm ....... hn'se at mam Imls" furthei Dsvn Miller acted as master of Thorn was no Imllcallim when fr"*h >'lr‘ - • .... eremonles during tho entvrluln- Ike governor nr Male itoud lm.mi have a vury cold night and *hi»' l nenl portion oi -no u,re....k. Chairmun Alfred McKclhnn, also wind keeps blowing, ther there ]' ^ tearing un Ihu piugrnm were T e r-. In town, would he lnv!|crl In color I will ho less damage than If tlm (j.iJ, y Guemblu, urcorillunlst; M iss'the grand jury hearing rmiin. ■night U still and tlm temjiarnlure | | rou| lunl Kaninlurs, hnllet (Inn--.? fnim Neither ha* been subnnenaeil even a little warmer." 'g r e c no Duxhury School of Dancing, The man who.mmle Ihe kleklin-k | HBn,ly An,|eraon mBnatfcr „ f . If f| vho performed lo the piiiim su- "harges. 8. L . Kilgore, spent near- , tll, Sanford Slat* Farmers Mar- loutli mmpanlment of Mrs. James W tw ohouri with the grand jury k|)t „n|,| that damage wits caused trlcl: liliuikvnxhlp; Henry lliisxl, inno* this morning, lie was called in i0 escarolc chicory and endive ls«l I frost, luliniat an, guitarist and Mr. an,I jonn «Her »»•, P»Wl W » h W »| IS T lS I ^ lira. Hubert Wens, who presented 1° "• nt., and dm not come out (Ii" ,,(1<|l)n ' ni) | crbeeg lettuce, i Hires local ami piano entertainment. .until the noon rcccsa. 1 , ", 1 ,c ,m r» ' " ' uc ;m . ( Col, 8. G. lian'linun >.n, v-.alrKllgoro prcvlouslv testified for l «*t n,*W " "M 0 * 1 nan of the entertainment com.! mofu than two hours Friday. came on lop of prevlmis harm 1 .... J? Freeze SAN DIEGO lAv—A lflyear old high school student laid police lo day he fatally (tabbed artist Ida C. MacKeown, 67, when she threat cd to tell offlcera he was a m an juana user. Jailed and booked on suspicion of murder was Donald S. Crosby. Detective Sergeants Paul Walk and Tony Maguire said the slim youth gave an ora) confession and led them to a trash can where tnev MRS. HttIN RUSSIlt Is ‘pictured found a knife with a four-inch In Miami. Kin., after surrendering blade. Mrs. MacKcown's body, puncvoluntarily to U S marshals, lured by U slab wojods, wax disalong wl'h three alleged KuKlux-Klan members Released covered yesterday by neighbors in on SI.000 hall. Mrs Russell It her fasoionable suulio-uume H rhnrgeil wlln perjury during a nearby La Jolla. Toe nationally mmuature portrait paima, grand Jury Investigation of ter­ noted been at wnrk on a picture oi rorist activities in which n Negro had a child. Coroner A. E. Gallagher leader and his wlfa were killed. said she wu* killed Saturday. "I didn't know If she was dead nr jut, but when 1 left I honed L a n d o w n e r s T o ld she was so she couldn't Identify Walk quoted the youth. H o w T o B u r n L a n d me.” Neighbors who had noted a teenager standing on the MacKeown Contrary to the belief of many porch Saturday gave police ■ desInmlowners, they can legally burn crlptlun. Officers checked their their own woodlands "when, where |ui* 0f known juvenile delinquents, and how they want to," County Then they arrested Crosby wnn had Itareer Joe Cnrrol) said today. (been paroled from a correctional “ While wo do hone any burning Institution where he was tin t alter will lie done properly, the Florida a burglary conviction In >990. forest flro laws do not prevent Walk said Crosby gave tne follandowners from burning their lowing version of events'; own woodlands as they see fit,"] He was soliciting yard work In be -aid. | the La Jolla neighborhood near the The law does require landnwn- home of his father although he or* who ure going to hum their lives with his mother in East Sail lands to: •Diego, the couple having sepaI. Give nntlre to neighbors one rated. to 1(1 days before the burning; I While talking with Mrs. MacJ. Provide fire lines, manpower Kenwn Insldo her house, he took a and equipment to control th# fire; cigarette out of his pocket and a .1, Watch the fire until It is marijuana cigarette dropped out I'omplplrly out; and inn!? the floor. •I. P re v n t Its escape tn neigh-! Mrs. MacKeown threatened io b .r's land. (call p o k e . , . . Although the law does not re- , * slapped her and when she quire this, County flonger Carroll yr f.an rh*n "l DhLxt ^ T n y l s e thJ said his unit would appreriate the J «’*,*» "*F ° V*r cooperation of landowners in re-1 l'»e.,t«l ntimalnn porting when and where they are |h*'r/**X*.**,•* A® going to burn lund. "This will 1 •ave our Imvlnw to send a tru ck , tn and crew to cheek such a fire ’ " " g ' ^iM^SfacKe^wn could s ’; " , ' I " ' ', omyw in n recinnke the marijuana cigarette! . I • on a wild flr«, he said. |foweVcr, San Diego newspapers A new law passed l.v the last hlil„ „HueMlnnnl I.* g - lot or i- mu M-s persons who >et wildfires, or let their own fires escape, liable for property dam­ ages and costs of suppressing the fir.-I In addition to the possible C re w R e sc u e d eiinilnul nrosietition under an old­ er law, the county ranger pointed out. I {Continued From Pag* One) ----------------.------------| and a moderating sea algid n|wrat-y ss c, i . - linns today. D ean f a v o r s G i v i n u I Three of tho men whn slipped I t n u i n n c u A i o m I T o « ,l,,wn tho ™Pc ladder and leaned l i t l s m O H A I O I 11 |J S G into the sea said they had to swlni ------.for minutes that seemed hours. UPTON, N Y (At—Gordon Dean, | They were first engineer Sulva' hiiirmnn nf Iho Atomic Rniw v 1lure l.enlnello nf Urooklvq. Walter ( urnmission, -ays he believes II is G. Hampden nf Mastic. N. Y., and lime to consider removing some of Gaylord Ganohan of New Orleans, the secrecy wraps from nucle-r Hampden said morale was high reactor* (atomic piles) to aid ' aboard the wreck and that no one power production. I was injured or skk. The science nf reactors, he adds. The men were taken hy ambit"has reached the stage nf drvel- 1 lance tn the U. 8. Armv hospital onmcnt where such exte"slv» »e outside leghorn, where they Joined crecy ns we now have will almost other shipmates, rertnlnlv hamner nrnwrovs, |f it i Wrapped In Army blankets. l*w« hasn't begun tq 'alread y ." , wolkril harefont ujp stairs tn.hot Dean's suggestion Hud «nme showers M b re gorng to 'oM. E n‘ n, — is ' si *• L c*k u ) N o t i c e : Mi hi m I, *'* n, O, I'. IIKUN DON. r i o r k n f "iiiil C o u r t D R. L. T. DOSS UI1HOPRACTOR 110UKH 9 to 12 — 2 lo B Phone 763 303 Atlantic Hank llulldlnf II I i / ‘ ‘ o /v i- v **(• r IM7 Mss ford Ave. The llrnoklyn Dodgers belli unili«iiuled possession of first place in the National Iwague race from PR. ROY WALL )R. C.lTPERSONS OPIUM ETRIST EYES EXAMINED GIjASSES FITTED 116 South Palmetto Avenu* Put your home repair problems ip expert SEE US FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING '«•<■*«* if hp' eommiml quest ton, the NATO min litre ex tended Ihclr ...J..... ... (01 Ion mare than in hour despite rnehean ongugementa. At the same session two French ibinet ministers rallrd for the {Continued From Fag* One) rm aopport of all the Atlantic Uiei for France'* fight against member of the Hoard of Hchoo nmmunlst • Ird revolutionary Ti listen*. rmios In lndn"hlra. Mr. Whltner waa n eommunlran MIAMI wt-BIxtv-thres pnraons p t Holv rCross .— !>( Episcopal Church, were arrested earlv tnclav during For 60 vvars ha waa superlnteni- raids on two Dade (Miami) County errltnrlos Jean Letn'irneau, aikod dent uf the Church School, waa casinos. he roonrll to reoognUet Lav Reader In tlm church, ami | The raid* were conducted hv »• That Iho tndncmnos* wsr for many yenra served on the fmir assistant a'lnmeva «en«ral Vance Is ftphtlng Is lust at cnrlal Vostrv and u Senior Warden. He operating under dlred cmlera from waa • memlwr of Kappa Alpha AUv. Gen. Hlchartl W. Krvln, Asond Order) of Wpednmn qf the alatlng were beverage department Woria. * personnel and ■ Dade deputy In addition to hln widow he la ahariff. tureWed hy » aon, B. t , Wbltnor, Louis T. Frost, dlitrlct beverage Funeral AND REPAIR NEEDS 63 Personn Arrested Tn Dade County Raids When yottr property gets randown, value decretuMa rapidly; no froat danger Thursday morning, Sanford 10^’ dawn — H ave up to th|r«« yeara to pay the balnnre under approved F. H . A . Tcrma* You can depend on t h e b ral q u a lity materhal* w h en y r a brin g yon r build ­ hope m»n boa avev n orm ol bternaUonal Everything in tho building line from the grouwl up' f t ' turned to dlacusok (too program, ae aaM rm who say the program la lonaie •' f Day only ing o r rem o d eltn f problem * to un — Our pricen nre rew on ab te to o l tw-. brathera, William 'church, eran l.hl« w.?e soiled W ot h«»«d l*h*jm t«»»fP*< rave by repairing Immediately. Daniel G . f f i ' o f t S S T f c i l l E s Wima'nnJeif dlfl»vs (award the dr dfaettar'en, wpa rant rmredlM tm -P|e 14 «•♦•"•«' m cqflaDM" tad "the �----------y • ■ . y%r.-r~ *'. ' • *• I *«ocO s x k v ? • .... .. v #»,:*• , *• -v m h iL * ~ f • .......... •••- r • | FULTON OURSLCR’S Hal Boyle Column By HAL BOYLIg^ THU SANFORD IIKIlAl.n Tries. Her. 16. I M 2 I’age A| opinion is sharply divided on this question. Some career soldiers say we cannot risk taking steps that might extend the conflict and com­ mit us lo full scale warfare in the F ar East Others say we cnnnoi atlord not in take those steps A general officer who holds Ibis view recently expressed it lo nn as follows "Tim e is fighting on llu* oilier side, not on ours im* other fellow Is building up faster than we are We h a t e lo 'lup lliis li.ninrw in Korea now "We are fighting the war the way the Chinese want it on .■ fixed line AAc don't h.ite the manpower lo win that wav Our cardinal priuriplc in win fare is mobility and we h a te In gel hack In llu* •four F V i.| the American Armv foul 'em. h \ 'em fight 'em and finish 'em "We need In u»e cterylhilig we h a te now and tini'h I lie Km can War .is qun kit as (mss.lil,. by l.iml attaik. n atal hint kades. ami hornhing of Chinese seaimrls ami Manchurian supply and armament ce n te rs-y es . hy .limn hoilllilng if nriessary This o f f i c e r. however, was against employing chiang Ka Shek s F nrnuisa garrison tiiMips in Korea mil heeause il " o d d anger lied China to do mi Iml lieeonse In* has no faith in Die Nnlionalist soldiers "I'm afraid Oi.it lu n mooltis aft cr they were pill m ihe line they'd he bought lit Oil* i nitiiiiics. and gn iwcr in ihe ol'iri side, eurryiug Ihc'r arm - with them," he s.n,| How wlilcspie.nl siicll views (ice m Ihe priifessii'iiul .iri.. s I h a te m wav id know oil* Iml there is a growing impalience In do .mm* lliilig pusllitc In wind up a cnnflicl tli.it has caused l?*.mni Anicrican casualties hi All m.mills Perhaps the most m e a m o g f’’ phrase m Oem-ral Kisenlmyycr"* statement w a s his referem c In < lure deeds In he "executed under etrcunistaiices nl u ii own i linn* mg " tl is hard t'> liderpr.'l licit ant ' t a t except as a t l e i r warn mg In the Chinese Reds ihut in** ler initialise steps are pl.i'ined and Ihey no longer ytill call all tin Iurn s in Korea NEW YORK (.f-H ow can Ihr C hinese Reds he made lo waul peace? The answer holds the key lo what will happen next In the Kore A Chlld'e Life of J»»u« Is one an War. ot the last books written by President elect Dwight Elscnhow the lair Fulton Horsier, noted er stati-d the problem clearlv in an author »f surh volumes at off the cuff summ ary of his trip I' I he (ir atest Story K m Told, to the embattled peninsula: 'I'nr (Dealest Him,a f-.ter Writ­ | ". . jusl lieeause one side wants ten, rtr. in.* presentation of brace doesn'l make peace We a,,'. Hursivr s oiMik Inis lire.i I must go ahead and do things th.il ■periall, 1 luttralrd for urns! Induce thr others lo want peace paper pulilicati,,n by the wellI also." known artist, .Sell II h e i l r . This echoed a belief Crnrrnl Ki ClI AITKH V senhower phrased Ibis way in a It is not rn.sy to suy •'no'* tu more formal statement: aoini tliirqf wronic. Wi' have to be we face an enemy whom stronK amt luave to In- u 'oil. we cannot heps' lo Impress In Jesus In-cun.c n nmu to a how in words, however elos|urnl, hut mils Ju»t how to l«* stroll if when wc hv deeds—executed under clrcum ^ arc tnnpti'il to do w ioiijf, ll • stances m o , r own chmislng " went tiunury uivt th r»ty lor f-'iiy These two significant sentences nt|(ht* u' iiI diys nml then refused herald a real effort to change the to do wioiitf. tic knew that <•«••• >• stalemated Korean sllm tion—a pc hooy on fo rth is tfnt|*li-d to a., rind when the prexp"! amping yearning for peace will he re wronir somttiinr>, <-s|ii'iiiilly when placed hy some kind of nrtinn in they arc wrukest, win It 'the very next day, niter n ifnod, hearty nuul, J c u s bfKill Ills w.uk Whnl form will Ihnl action ta k e'1 i f talkinu to crowds i f peoplr nml Naturally Elsenhower must re I main silent on this point al this ahownip them hmv to lie huppy. I lime Ilul there are two wavs to From then on, Hr wits never get a donkey to move forward* ' a ' 1 ^ alone. In one place after miothei hold some hnv out In front •>( m He n.et y untr men who lovnl It in him. or lb) kick and heat him un • lid runic with Him. They stop­ til he decides it is wiser lo obey ped their work. They left then your will homes. They only wanted to lie Ami there would seem lo he only with Him mid help Him us lie j i two general met und* of action In Walked fnmi town to town. His make the Chinese reds want peace friends were culled Apostle.. 1 Through dlnlomullc chatted tin's,- irictibi w ile nil poor offer some kind of reyvard that workingmen. Some, like John mid would make them wish to reach a Andrew, wire llshermen. they mother and to help the worr'ed ing, hut Jesus touched her toresailed on tin- l.uke of (inlllie. family. So lie eul.ed the sersa its. head mid lie soul: ■‘Arise icy eea»e fire In Korea, ami move out An.rew hud unolhct hrotlier who They earned in six red jnr», ouch daughter end ull ul ohee th.' of the nrtnt of Hid Itussin toys aril ^ also lollowed Jesus. Ills 11 llllf one taller than a Imy and fill*''! dead little gill was nils, again, the orbit of the Western powers Assuming this could he done. '••••’* was Simon, but Jesus liked to e.ill with water. Jesuit prayed over being biiggeil ulnl kisscil hy liei a program yyould possibly nil id him fe te r, which means a rock. the water and then told the peo­ | tuther und mother. I tieii Je-ii', the jettisoning of Chiang Ka I Slick Philip linin' next mid lie hroupht ple to taste it. 'they could lint who loved the little g.rl«, just u who is (Kiwerfull) supported in Hie along h s i lium, limlhol unew, He loved eseiyho.ly e l s e , told tin* American Congress •Iso known n- Nathaniel. Iltlu m believe their own mouths, ll wus 2 Increase military pressure on mother i ml father they mu t go not Ju«t water any more. It wa* rump Inter, ineluiiinp two named lied China to such an extent lh it lo the kitchen iigld away nml the red Juice of the grape, the James. erlppllng losses would lead her In bring I heir hu n gry d .u g h le r ••unc sue fur a real pence, even ago1**-' Mrttn these followers, Jesus took sweetest |hey h id ever to led, thing Hire In eat, the wishes of lliul Russia, "h o the long walk home to N ium olh th a t was the first miracle n| so tiini Aiury, i t s niollier, ioa.ii Jesus nlw iys I "Id people I bey now supplies her willi most id her Jesus. A miracle is a wonderful meet His new frimds. And right must have f.iilli. l uilli i- lu l <v heavy nrmumrols Hie danger here, of course is . away u strnllgo linin' I nppeiicil. happening I lint only iiod can do. ing sonietllibg voii ,'iiilln.I soi, I. i| Th- I .................... Me, Krnni lliul lllilf oil oesiis lot that such a program a mild fail ihr a 1 tin I oiphl til, v nil went to -i y..ii nr** veiy snip of ,1. in-l llu* lie touched smile. toil are seiy -lile, hki long MU'ddcrine uiis,.»* n> ' ■. .■ I In mil* Ii 1 lie . i l ', . i .nn. ..emu i house to u town culled I'liin, Tin- iiiiiuy inlim’l i «. the I 1.1 R|. Iniiulul I In into a (laming third World War young Indy of the house wus p e l­ a blind inmi's eyes and tho knowing Hint your iiithii love American nrofess on.ii mill! i t . ..'lluml |.uti< me* ting nml ried mid there wus ., poor mini could tee, just mid iiiotlu r ones you. Iiuppy wedding puily. Hut s oil •- you nnd I cun see. He laid Ills you thing went wrong. Hands on men mid women w h • FAITH IN M il) IN M IK S Mil; Mury emne lo Jesus mid t dd were sick with i. diaeuse called At I KS. Him the trouble. There wu- food for ull Imt not enough wine for leprosy und made them well lifu.ll. One day lie stood in u house the people In drink. Whut could Tniilnrriiu ,V« - ih iii;i !»«•.• f r f i i .» tiesble the body of u little girl. He do In help? it h Ih ) • nml if11 , h. Jesus wonted In pie isp Hi- The father nnd mother were f r y ­ M (3 fiiU l s ° f 3 C S llS CONTINUED IlY 1‘01'IT.AU DEMAND SENSATION.\l. CHRISTMAS R U G SALE O rien tal .02 M ilt I II P titty H I M i: R u {J S h o p At I S I IT: I* Altls II A ON 10 .MOUK WKliK I I I I f l l o N F I ■l.'.JI I-:t to 1- Olf On \ll Uu>rs ALL (i MM ’1XK I \IIM)KTKI) !M MS 1 111 ) i « » r I n l I I im l si S Hooked Ku^s !• \ I'J Hop. /■ q .;.h .< I _ _ _No _ _ _tv_ _ _ _ W _ _ _« 7 “ \ Iv\lO\ . •» - f t » • ••* " lira »% ' '• llir riic h io ilin riil a*| (h r Ill* ,#•»♦ * r * »a« Ml ,»*• • ' I k •••» |M*I t e l • f a r e a aal I II at W . oh !!**•>*• Now « ••***! • r ailtl l'r»wli»»» an I • | I , | | * " • M r n s o I la I. • k • t .* i i I • I •M |i|il«iia ru in «*, * ,*» n l S f 39 10 X 1", " y la Rec .() si t 'ihiii* I*!iirIt I •• iito n l \l I •••MR 11 i l l« i i | i | < . I n t u i i i* • * \l I * I I r !•••«*• I IN \l II .!,»• Now >29-~»o \ •• • I I MU N OAA 79 W I II U S 1 H U M nn: Al 1. w o n i . H : O N K l( i: — :• u \ i |l» — - - :t x :» S x 111 _ I U . \ ( . H l.l l . l l W m ill ( M IN l 1 1• A t A L H A 1 OAA OINIRAI Jo n a th a n M U’nlnwrtght, 00, hero of Correaldor, It (hnwn a* lie appeared nr the 0r»t wltneit for the defense In the trial of former Army Sgl John David I'mvoo at the U 8 Court lino** In New York Walnwrlght mid that ho had not nOlclully seen or heard tif any act of dlslnyitllv t» any prisoner of war while he and l*ro« too were In tba •nine Japanese prison camp. ifiitermiilonalt but not the full story Until you read there worritt you might n.il know Hull there girl* are Rttniej. . . Miry nurses. . . nml Unit they tmvc lurtt ta k in g Bwimming lerwom. . . timl that the llnul lesson coiiminU of Jumplrtjf fully clothed Info that water to learn now to swim under emergency conditions. A fucturr, rt hrmlliiii', u hrirj niinmnirrmriii ran U’kfl poa r rtppafifa far vrirn, bat ran riot mifis/f/ y/nnr Auwpar Jar the whole xtnry. It takca worda—romutimes many—lo satisfy your curiosity ah6ut tho who, irhnt, when and irherent any picture or headline. Word* bring meaning, words bring understanding, words hrinjl new*. Aewspapem buna news, Only tho newspaper brings you full stories day after -lay picture* find sudlciur words. Only tho newspaper can bring you tho full story ns soon ^ your appetite is aroused. Fast, without deluy. «my poaitlona dtarttove toward a hill flrmljr antranchad. UAH NUMB, 17, • itudMt at Jobs Mult Colltga, poms for tba M M n n M aftar aha mu cboaao Quaan el tba Paudana, Califs Tournamant of Roaaa. She will rtiga ovat tba (aatival on Naw Vaart Oajr. (iniamotioMi; , M UTtgKmj • Hit* pties lor ailviriisinit. •• ►I'ln* loi* f no mo* tluii h ;•< in Uiv air . or I It** oral lu-u'llini' ion- or ti n e may 'nrleeri imvu a inonu nlar\ m •n < Ilul the ti''W<pa|iei ail r a n e . I n lii;,s.-tuel qtiulilA. llu1 urgeiiey ol the Hew papif I ill. Like a news item, the ad can lie e\amuie<l and tv-exnmineil. ('an Is* read any time. Anvwhere. C.m lie ehp|iei| and earried in a pocket or pocket hook. ............ ................ ................ ..... important. lake the.........t news, .......... the ad <themselves have l lie same i„ral quality . No ulltcr an ilium run mulch Uini/nalilti. Add to all this tbu act that, the ru'WH|isi|H*is ivarh rviTvInnly in town, and you know why tin* 111*wh|m| m*i*f.s ilto nation'* IIMMt powerful mlvirlistttg mediuin. The newspaper is always first with the most TO* *MMfa prepareR by BUREAU OF ADVERTISING, America* Nawtpepa/ PnbUabera AuocUBon y oad published la^lb* lntervala ol foliar aadantaadJni of aewipaper* by HANFOIII) IlKItALI) ........, , — t \ s X ii 1 1 II This is a picture MISIOINMKCT DWIOHT O. IIIINHOWII aland* lit attention otter placing ii wreath hi the Hn»{* tuft of the I'unch Howl National Cemetery where H.tHiO PncilU- war dead are burled. The cemetery i« an extinct volcunlc crater overlooking Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. Eirenhower Avas a n clod by more than 100,000 perron* a* he motored through Honolulu lo hi* Marine headquarters. fftilrr'ialloruil Hadlojiholo) I'r Ilrl* • r • llu |i I* I fair *m»I la* *»r ' ^ ki - A ' ’- — \ ............. 1‘ K I C K S �W ill in j? T o T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld W sS S ^sseM noLi.vso i.a no Ax V ' M i l .. UOIHIO* II BAH S n lw M Naaaee* >1 liar I it iiix i i v n s Ur tWMler . ............ $ .35 y — WtRlB . . ..... wr..«^--w 1-INI f j w H s ilk . Z Z t T k n-wt Ms Mwaia- ....................... a.73 t**-Vewe — ........................ 11Jar "A H »W lsiri mule—, rs rris 'of Ibaaha. r—alallwa* nm* anile— ul nlW ISlSM isl fas Iks aarpnaa el {•M ss >aa*a. will ha r a w i e l far J t —oalar a S m l t a l ti talaa. • I w r n . a o s Karinaaiir i r la|ha4, ■ Xevr»ene*» Near—ealaMr — lae„, A«t*. la rk , L’hl-aa*. tlel—II. Hwisaaa I lly na* nr. I.aale. *. jw T f s iijil u a a t a W t af IM -•MaSal— r —aa n k ltl la n i l l M g W H r l r j s lha aa* fa* —anhll* TUMDAT DKC. |jjt 1J32 TODAY'S lUBI.H VBR8 K Ood U Anxious to pour out libs* tar* greater than wo can receive. |iuc wa ara apt to notice material abundance only. Tlie window* of paavoti were opened. — Ucn. 7:11. Camlberry Sues Newsman For Libel L is te n Tho prompltu'SK with which General Kisctihtwor re­ sponded to General MncArthur'n statem ent th a t hu had a clenr-cut, workable nttswer to the problem of w hat to do In Korea was admirable. ISisonhowcr, u tter his v isit to Korea, adm itted th at he had no such plan himself. Itut If MncA rth u r has found one the Fro.sident-ulwit wants to know about It. When General ,\J;u'Arthur left Korea he was convinced th a t more relent less prospriitbui of the war there would brill# eventual victory Mo ty in I hi* counlry feared that r.teppina up the liclPiny would lead to an extension of the w ar and possibly result in World War III. AlucArMuir Is still convinced (hat lie was right and this may In* wnat he means when he says he has » plan. General Kisenhowi r has always been able to use the best advice of men who dlnnRnnl with )iini and with their col­ leagues. During his period of lop military leadership there was never any doubt that Kisenhower held the iclns, Hut he was always willing to listen to the ideas of siilMirdlnntes and often tills advice proved pmeliral and profitable. General MacArlhnr is one of the greatext living tililltury figure*. lie has had wide experience in the Orient and Ills association with Asiatic peoples has given him an under* standing of their attitude* ami psychology. Ills prcmnit plan may not ho sound, or Klsenliower may have Ideas which dlsngm* with M ucArthui's beliefs. Hut when lives nro at stnke, uh they are In Korea, a responsible lender will listen to every jHilnl of view, Kisenhower is demonstrating Ills willingness to do ju st that. fenult baked apple* make a their centeri with finely etvHl ftaUd ingredient. Arrange rucuinU r and mayonnaise, Hi* apples on u la d green*, fill tem< with French dressing. SANFORD (Special I—HlUiard Casselberry, prexldent of the Win* ler Pork Korn Corp., struck Ixirk hi Huimon C, Rice Sr., publisher of till! weekly Floridian, late Sat­ urday. by sipninu two affidavit* dunging the writer-printer with libel. Sperifirnlly, the eharge* are Hint llice violated See. 8111.03 of Floilda statute* by printing anonymous! letter* in Id* edition of flee. I. County Judge Dougins StviHtiulii Issued the wrarrants, but Sheriff f , A. Btero did not M m tlieui, mill yesterday ill order to allow lliie u chniire to raise bond. Affidavits fluillieil Itiee ♦‘•list |M'r* mil un aiKinyriuni* eoirimiinication sipiled otherwise thill) ill the Milan' ef the true writer, to wit: ‘Contri­ buted,1 (In the case of the other affidavit, 'A C itisrn'l lo up,War ill tli" columns of bis publication in whirl: rumiiiuniciitl'jM affiant, llib-| burd Casselberry, was ottackcd in hi* kchmI name and in which com*^ muidcntloii It was attempted to bring disgrace or ridicule ii|Min the said lllblirird Casscllierry." Friday, Itlre Mici'esafully delemb’d himself In a distress fur rent suit, brought l>y the Winter I'nrk Kern Cnrp., when Ids nttor-l ney proved the corporation Imd Ih'cii dissolved by the governor's proclamation in IPI8. This weather we liavr hern having rrcrnlly must have Ireeii iinjrtrd from California. It certainly n'l Florid* weather. 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe DM9 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan Kxtrn Clean, Radio Kxtrn Clean, Good Tire*, llndlu and Heater *996-00 1910 Ford Convertible Coupe Kxtrn Guud Tire*. Meeliafllrnlly Guud 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Kxtra clean. Radio, tin# Owner. $198-00 1950 Buick Sedanctte 1949 Buick Sedanette Clean. Low Mileage, Radio, Heater, Dynsfluw One Owner. Kxtru Clean, Dynnflow. Radio, Heater Uice also bus a ?|l,H,T.’.aI damage soil ngniii-l Casselberry pending in circuit court. C '• New induiliies lor Honda inude * cement mixing plant at unnell wlticli will utilize co«|uina K shell and moke block, for sky* Srrapen. It will mu $14,000,000, Employ 160 per sons *1 $700,000 a jfrsr and make 1.400,000 barrels of ceinrnl. la New York Cily. a motonit was confined in the psycliialric ward of Oellrvue Hospital after pleading guilly lo 33 Iraific violalion*. Hr limply insisted that traffic laws Were an infriiigrmrnl upon Ids |ier* lunal freedom as iiuamutred by the Con* t it ut i. mi of the Unilrd m i l l DRAMATIC PICTUUI were made v.hen Kit neh-VIrlnnm porn, troopers eourrlrr-nltiicked to retake a I ill po-dtlon raptured (hiring the night by Communist Vletmlnh forces near Naaan, Indo*Clilnn At top. Ilia puratroopers arc IlgMlug llitlr way to the treat of the trill In cen­ ter, they havit reached their grail. The man holding Up tils rifle steins to have been bit. At bottom, (lit Krenth vlrlor* stand guard over ih« enemy dead and woirndid. ( /nlrrtidllotiaf Kudiupholo*) States. Duke A n d W ife W o n ’t A tte n d C o ro n a tio n "Our city nerds new sewers, roads, and added fire protection above everything else", says Mayor-elect J, Rnlfe Davis of Oilaialo. "Our job is lo gel the most in im­ provement* without endangering any of the essential*". Orlando, like Sanford, is having growing There wet* 2l,tkt4 new liouirs built in Florkla during (lie first nine months of litis year at a to­ tal VAluation ol $159,123,000, or about twice the building tlflre was in Georgia and (j|yre tinfts ifc* val­ uation. As a matter of fuel, Florida led every othrr slate ip lb* South except Texas, wlticli. we do not need lo add, is somewhat larger. How many persons have hern killed in the "|>olice action" which hs* been going on for llir pad two and a half year* in Korea? IjiIpiI some 2,1 2,129,000 figures show lotnr iv.v/uu of or which 364,370 have l»«en UN louts and 114,661 ol llieie Amer­ ican. One wonders at what |>oinl in the long Hit of krllsd and wounded A police action ceases tu be a police action and btcomts a war. 1 The way lo retire at 65 on a modest income it to own your own home. And lh« best way lo fio that, the exports say, it lo start buying il before you are 40. It will'probably take you 23 yeari( tb per for it. they figure, and mi (If ^fou want to nave it paid for by the time you retires you must not pul off loo long the plan lo buy. It is not hard to get enough to live on if you do not- have to pay for the roof over your head. I'rnbnhly not a venr him iiphnoiI mI iicu Ilia dentil without Home mir writing a Hit <n Nii|iuteuii. Only l.ini'olii ha* had mure hingrnphie*. One of the very bent of Napoleon Iiuh jtiHt appeam i, under the aullmrHhip of an Kiigll.tli hlatorfaii, JameH M. ThompHOit. lie lltlnka better of the etuirerur titan many former writers, though rrnrgulzlitg his faults. Tho iritc episode in his career which Frenchntcil must de­ plore was Ills refusal to make pence in 1HH1. Then the Al­ lies offered to lei Franco keep lielgium, the left hank of the Khhie, anti Savoy and Nice. Kssetdhilly a gambler, Nntwloon wanted all or nothing. He rejected litis compromise, and so lost all lltiise and his throne besides. History might Itnvo been different Imd Napnleon ac­ cepted fids offer. Franco would have Iteen morn on n par with the German empire , and u true balance of power In Western Kurope might have prevented the German aggrosslun that led to three wars. There is soundness to Hie old definition of a satisfac­ tory peace, as one wlticli dissatisfies all the signers. MARCH OF EVENTS Navy Flam 'New look’ Fer latest C a r r I e r s J I 'Canted* Desk for Jett Among Changes Planned X/h (nit lo t ’ciifral /’rest ANIU.NflTGN—The Navy la planning a series of alterations on modern aircraft carrier* to accommodate new high-speed planes and the larger aircraft needed to carry atomic homba. Announcement almady has been mad* of a million dollar tnodlfleaUon of the VBS AnGefnm to permit Ilia landing of high-speed Jeta with a greater margin of safety than was available before. The Navy said It changed the vessel's night deck to a "canted" angle to carry . . . . out this purpose. £■(>(• f -. M Another modification Is planned on the huge, ' , mi.ooo-ton Forrrtlal which will have • ftueh deck t 1 ,w , without obstructions to mar take-ofTa or landing* by lla plane*, in Htlditlon lo the ForrtHal, two i snper-canlera sie scheduled for constriu tlun. «:.‘v ®'W1 V The so-called ''Island'' on the ship—containing V " ttl' KUI” . radar nml other cnrrtsr «<|ulpmenl—will be on an ctevalor that may be raised W - A highway palrolmrffrktunpcd us on the highway the othlruay and This will mako It posatbtn for the gigantic carlaid us lo hold il dowivTo 60. We tier to give its pilot* a Hurt deck when they need Appreciated the suggestion because l It but atilt have nn island for us* In normal travel ^ MBOSuj Uf t|m ri 0j omorgency. we have no desire to' leave this troubled world and we'did not real­ U. I, Carrier Another contemplated development I* the "an­ gled* o.* “bumpy landing" platform which literally ise wa were doing 70. However, we •r» glad to note that the highway 1 would force plane* to land uphill, lliua reducing Ihe landing epeed of slowpoke It-eas much a menace,« ac- m«ny "hot" Jst craft. » • • e IJ- ^ one a I os* anting to the Highway pgirol, at • NEW FACE IN MTOHE—The Capitol will be (porting a new face bd rejt of Ul. "In 1951. then were 1 when Congress seta up shop again next Jan, 3. Capitol Architect ■4.000 accident* in tiie lUte", u y i David Lynn hae been busy during the congressional recess cleaning up ’atrol Director Kirkihan, "10.127 tho place with the aid of workmen. The tidying job, of courae, haa been non-political, alnce no one knew rare cabled by improper paeehtg Mad-on colliiiom) and following ' when It began laal cummer which party would return In control of Congress M. cfoaciy (rear end collision!) ■ • The private mono-rail subway care that carry passengers from the are'taking Uteir' air raid •riouety in New^Yoflr, tH«* u General Eieekbower re* !om Korea, revealing that he tired of talk there. They g air raid drill- in New eturdsy and when on* dtunh itietini "you can't da this lo ^ maintaining he ie a freeimcrican citixen and won't I Senate Offlco building to the Henat* wing of the Capitol la one of the Ueme being slicked up. New track haa been laid for Uie 700-foot rail­ road—built in 1BOB—to taka the bumpa.out. The Capitol dome and the old central part of the building have been coated with 3,900 gallon* of paint alnca Ut* eummer and additional paint hiaa gone un main halls, senators' cloak rooms, restaurants, . creea ■allerlei and kitchen*. All B0 of. Ut* ornate crystal chandeliers in the 'building were dUmanUed and dipped Into an ammonia ooluliofl. in addition, the famous painting* in the Rotunda were cleaned and Work was begun on a new section of Ut* untyilshed mural a t the Inside WASHINGTON MV-T he govern I'AltfS T 'Hie Hoke of Windsor meat'* top Ijiyulty Review Hoard announced today neither lie our iias derided there is minniuihlr Ids American wile would attend doubt about the loyalty of John j the coronation of ljuccn Klirubctti Curler Vincent, (or itf year* n il. career diplomat In Die Slate l>e The duke eirculatcd a note lo the part meat. prr** which said: The M year utd Vincent was «U 1 "Tl'c Duchess ol Windsor and 1 pended nt once by the Slide Pc- will not be prownt nl the Abbey pa rime nt and ordered home from t Westminster j on dime 2. HK13, be­ lli* ,xi»t a* American minister In *•«•« d would not be In uerord Tangier. President Truinun will go <•!>«’ " “ h eonstllullnoal usage for over Ills case -with Hcerotury of the coronation of a king or queen State Arlieson. of Kaulnml to be attended by the Vlnecnf* trouble goes back Into .!,r f,,rm‘,r *"v‘,rc'" n of the I Pin* when he was orto nt the *m o‘ _______ Stale Department'.* main ndvlM'r* " , ' . on dealing with China, irnlh Chlang ‘),{-Y t ‘U r - ( ) l { | M l l l l I s Kai-shek .* NidlounIHt uovernineut n n and tile Chinese Communists. i* O p I*OF l , ) t It I 1IU4? The review hoard did not »ay -------Vincent was disloyal. It simply „ KS un(N R S r |,u|* a f a r said lbl‘To was reasonable doubt r| | U|,,Nt | s o:i. became a father iiumit his Inynitv. fnr |}10 L*Uh lime* whrn Ills wifi* Ihe Itunrd, whose hearing* mid ,Mury, 2B. gave birth to u daughter Investigations are not made ptiblle. .,,*1,.™:,,.' will probably not explain how*, ami mi wltal evidence. It reached il* duel slim a IHint Vincent. Hut. unless it reveals more (Hass It has su far, his case will remain us confusing ns It has fur the past three years. In 1030 lie was accused of being a Communist by ex-Cummunist lends tludrnr amt of bring proCnmrmiiilsl by Sen. McCarthy. vt'.itltiatrd Vlnrnil on il* own, A Senate committee Inv est (gated "completely cleared" him. McCarthy's charges and cleared Rut on July 2 the McCarran coinVincent and others. This was a mitten Issued a report blasting subcommittee of Ihe Senate For­ Vincent. It didn't say he wns a eign Relations Committee headed Communist but it did indicate he by dm then Ken. Tydlnga of Mary­ hud been a big help to International land. communism In Influencing puldlc Tills year the Senate1’* internal opinion. security subcommittee, headed bv Although clean'd by his own Ken. McCarran, Nevada Democrat, State Department loyally hoard, began lo examine Vincent’s case, this wns not the end for Vlncenl lie appeared M o re Ihe cmninlttrc Hie lop l-oynlty Review Hoard bus and ilenlrd that he was a Com­ Ihe right to go over any ease munist or prn-Commuulst. passed upon hy a department loy­ That was last Jan. 90. On Feb. alty board and either agree with IB the StAto Department's own Loyalty Review Board, which In- Theresa better way to pay.. • BY CHICK! Kport Khlrts by MacGregor, Arrow* end llotuny In u wide arm y of culm a In Colluit nml Woul Flintliel, Gingham n u d wiudutbhi Acetate. . . HANDKERCHIEFS Hurt) while linen with hand embroidered Initials "For under the Chrletme* tree” styled by Fhoenlx In Nylon, Colton anil Dynel STETSON HATS For tho man who want* only tho beet, give him a SUUonl »10 to (12.50 When you p«y i b ill w^)i ihe help of a checking Recount, you don’t tike the riak of carrying cub, or time making change. You carry “money” a a fe lg , in your checkbook; and write your check for the exact amount in a few aeconda. Why toot open a checking account at our bankeoon? 1 off, a cop ordered him la M * a * e rr« * e ra iD e * * e d A wide array of beau­ tiful colon aid pat­ terns by Botany, Arrow and Wembley �ijr.' f f l l OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Square Dance To Be Given At Mayfair Arranfcm»ht* hav, been made through the rourtrsv of Chart,* Marian and Ilsrrv tinner of the Muvfalr Inn fur the Sanford Snduiyers to hold a siiuare dance ii. the hall tooin of the popular iii'lel on We.lnesilav evening lieginuilii' ut S;00 o'clock. I^mes N. It oils oil, Jr. of the Snsimyers annoumiHl t inlav. Jimmy Ciusidli will call the doner and all members ale urged to !>o at the hotel promptly and in their regular square ilunee a t­ tire, Spectators at*' invited free of charge and a few round dance numbers will be played, Mr. Hobson stated. Among the Haslmyers expected to be present are the following: Mr. ami Mrs. James N. Hobson, Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. I.ee Samuels. Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Chine, Mr. and Mr*. Haiph Cowan, Mr. and Mr*, itov Creen, Mr. and Mr*. Hebert tlrowo, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Collins, Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarke. -m * ti i l .L i • it de 1’ II*’" rd t lm P ie r, l r,lte.| Mr*, and Mrs. C. (I. Tyre, Mr. F llrit « l Ilaptffit Ils n lt s l Church 'bi rrh will wM hftve b i v i a m«*|.| 1 ac ill and Mr*. M. I,. Italami. Hubert F ut the homeConf of eder .Mra , y.O. w V. aupper and ftnyran, mectlivr In West Fifteenth Street, at Cornell. Mr. ami, Mr*. Hminmin Kati, Mr. ami Mr*. R. F. Robin­ the Memorial EdticAtionnl llulid* i 3.00 p. ,n Mr .and Mrs. Holland Dean, leg beginning at 7:00 p.m. j The T. K. L. Tins* of the First son, W™'* Royal Ambassadors will n „(,ij,t Church will meet a t the Mr. and Mr*. Herman Jacogsun. meet at the Flrat Ilnptlst Church i,( of Mis. K. V. Carroll, 1001 Mr. and Mr*. Harold Knslni-r. b ginnlng at 7:00 p.m. ! I'lcvtch Avenue, f«»r il.» ntinunl Mr. and MjCl* D. (1. Courtney, Mr. Tnc .1uni or Ilrothcrhood wiD ! OuUtmuH putty nml cuvertil tH«h and Mr*. Clyde Ramsay. Mr. and liiect nt the Fir$t llnptlftt Church ifitiut*r »t 7\M | i. hi. Knelt fiuunhri Mrs. Ralph I'ciold, Mr. and Mr*. I'. C. Hrnderson, Mr. and Mrs. pt 7 | 3 0 p.m. ' i i uN.nl tn hi ii if if i bobert E. Kurus, Mr. and Mi*. The ChriMimi* jmriy of tIn* Lit* •nmirr. ( baric* Vndoplrh, Mr. anfl Mrs. Melvin Siskin, Mr. and Mr*. I. E. I Ratten, Mr. and Mrs. Troy^ltay, M I s n C h a p m a n H o n o rs i\liss H a / c l K a in c s Jtr. and Mis. Frank Woodruff N a n c y J o a n A p p le b y H o n o re d A t S h o w e r Jr. Mr. and Mrs. liuheil Itecly, Mr. and Mrs. It. I.. Hagan. Mr. fells* llurhara Chapman cnlrrMrs J I* Thurmond and mcin- and Mrs. Homer l.ittle, Mr. and talned‘ mi Salunlay nlternoim al Ih t s of her Sewing Club entertain­ Mrs. T. E. Tucker. Mr. uml Mr*. (aim W. E. Klrvhhoff. Mr. uml Mrs. 3:00 o'clock honoring bride elect Mlsa Nancy Jean Appleby nl the ed recently with a miscellaneous j Marcel Faille, Mr. ami Mrs. Haw­ Chapman home ut Mil French Ave­ shmver honoring Miss H ard Haines kins Connelly. Mr. and Mrs. Joe nue. Med gladioli and Christmas who will be married on Dec. 20 to Moss, Mr. uml Mr*. F. D. Scott, decorations were used In Ihe party Donald Dyes. The partv was held Mr. and Mis. Robert Mitchell. I.l. rooms. Appropriate games wrre nl Ihe Thurmond home at K13 Elm Ci nulr. and Mr*. E. J. Ilnrmeyei played during Ihe afternoon and . . and Mr. nod Mr*. Harry Robson. Miss Appleby was presented with Avenue where Christmas decoran gift of china from the hostess. Hons set a gay gaj holiday lliemc. Hefreshrnents also followed a Mods and greens were used in Ihe holiday theme with fruit rake and living room wItli greenery being M cC all K in d e r g a r te n ugffec being served wItli other de aecenled with red taper*. White nllmi* refreshments Miss Chnp and silver was used in the dining H uh ChriHtniaN P la y man was assisted in serving by room whore while tapers nmi *|| her tntdher, Mrs II K Chapman 1 vered leaves furthered the S’lilr K m d erg n tten -tp,|,-nts of \li * Those en joy log the afternoon with t,;iV t-hVm.'it It M cC all, 2:117 M eltonvill. Winter Tark Home Setting For Meeting t. J ,.TUESDAY |Sis* S o rlft/ of the 11. o ' T..F. nnd M«n of the Presbyterian Church r . illblrcui Lclite No. f:’.7. will will, entertain their wive* with a t'C held at the home of Mr*. It. K. Ladle* Night program. Extensive Turner, 210 West fc\i i htci nth plans are twin: ns ___ made to hove this S t r ic t , a t 7:30 p.m. one. of the outstanding islanding programs pr 'titstanding pro* The Magnolia Circle of the Soilqf the year. There here will will be si spe< octal (inriiert Club will meet nt in.lertainm ■ - ent. Supper will be ford 10:00 o.tn. with Mrs. Urtiilcy 0.1aerved promptly n t '7:(x> o'clock hnm. ttMl!i Magnolia Avenue F.•• i The Pilot Club will hold its un­ member is asked to bring n |.o.u"t plant fin i settling" Htnl idea* f*»r ...................min it.',l! nhrr ! r ! ,,,,r‘y V member* will Pj* guesU fo? the ' ( ™ranicem«Mn. occasion. Members of the Fidelia Class of 1hr First Baptist Church will he-1 thi' First B.iplM rh u rrh will meet hcarsal at the First HnptUt at the church at ?: 15 n. mt In ikii Church At p*m. i to the home of Mrs. J. M. Camcr.m WEUNKSIIAY 'for Ibeir Ciiristmas party. The Prayer Meeting Service nt •The I'lii'iUben Sunday S< hie ^P- First ilnptlst Church wil he- Chi** of Hie First ifaptist loo 4 '! jB> at 7:,'I0 ii . ni. We continue our wil holil in Christinas party u; study of 'Trogres* in the Chris- the home of Mrs. J. Iliad ')' Mail Life.” Oiihum, Imilt Mrgnoliu Avenue, The midweek Prayer Service will nt hunt p.m. b« held at the Central Ilnptlst FRIDAY Church nt 7:30 p.m. The Sun­ beams will meet at this time. Tlte re rill ir meeting of T ill! It SI) AY jg rc u rsa .v je t Mrs M .1 liiil. Mrs S .1 Davis anil Mrs Von Clark. The fast game had Miss Hatties as the winner climaxed with the presentation to her of her shower gifts She was presented with a camellia corsage Refreshments were served buf­ fet style and consisted of open [;|ecd sandwiches. Christina* cook It’s suited nuts and randies A*, jlstmg in serving wore Mrs Sam Imirmomj ami Mr*. C. It Howes Those enjoying Ihe nartv with Ml«s Halite* were Air* W E Htiine*. Mr*. Dyess. Mr* Jm k . ' r' Freil Junes. Mrs It J Hickson J r , Mrs Davis Mr* Hnymonil Kailer. Mrs < e MeK n \ Mrs It F Motile. Mrs It J. (■id. Mrs J. |t (ini. Mrs Lnliuu Alderman VlrV ?il!l J '.'nmohrev, Manley Hockey, Mrs Sam Thur­ mond, Mrs llcniurd llarke). Miss Mildred Turner. Miss Hetty Shep­ pard uml the hostess. Miss I'hnjiman. t o nue, p Ingram presented en C h a rity Hall T o He H eld Dee. 20 Over HKI reservations have nlready been, matin for lire ttnnun! Elk’* (Till* Clturlly Hull, Robert S. Hillhimer, general ehalrmait of the event, uniiolioeisl tliia morning, All arrangements have been completed for the event < ahirh Is scheduled for Saturday tVcYting from IP;(M) pan.' until ■J:0fl H.m. Thu dam e wil lu> held "ntt i the l " ‘"Mayfair m Trh\' T V ' Inn ami proceeds wil fur (Ho Ihe Hnrrv lln irv At..... II be lisisl for ( rlnpled (didren * Home In lima- in Hu* kind' I gal ten mom. Deeoriltm g Ihe room w a , a lighted ( T il l , I unis t ii e, llrn n lo io peppei and grei li­ e n . T h e e liih lii o'- haud iw o ik w.ialso displayed. (ilia Harm-v lluxtnu and his orelnstin from Orlnmpi wil plav Ho iliinring ami dies* for the even­ ing i* option**!. An ll:IHI oVIiH-k toast w il tie given by AI Coe, liust slate vile president of Hie ^ I k s Association. The entertainmicnl committee is com posed of Dr. J. Clifford lloyco, James Jlrolehntt and J. A. I’omter. Publicity is under the direction Ruth Ann V,i|| wn,. ...... .. 0|t of AI Coe and t Tonies Morrison; her slstl, birthday with a parly end in charge of finance ure Leo pivrn by . her ...... .. parent,. ,\|i and Mr*. llutner, Albert Jarrell, C. H. ■Cluimller Vail, at I Ini i borne nt Ripley and C. L. Redding. Decora- Escambia Dilvc. The pm tv wus Holt* for the affair will In* ill- J bold on Friday nod the |,o,t and looted bv Harold Kaitmir and j ho.-ies* wen- assisted m senim r J. D. McNeil and on thn reeentlon by Mr*. Cleave* Vail, Roth Ann’s committee Include* Maury Moans, I Rrnmlmolher, nndVlrs. Ralph .... . . .. The I'J-'C Kiw.mi* officers and director* were entertained try P r e ­ sident Marlin Sliiieripher assisted try Mr* Sltnecipher at their home on 2101 I'nrk Avenue lu*l night w ith an ihiHIihh supper The guests gathered In Hie back yard nl Hie Stinrctpher In.me aroiiml a fire pliti-e mid enjoyed a menu of ham burger stenks. |Ni(uto *alud, baked lieims. to-led salad, celery hearts, fruit cake and coflee Also iiivlied a* lionoi cue*!* were Frank l.:im*eii and W A Morii-on. who served a- presidents wiieu Mr Simeeiidu-i was Kiwuiuseerelarv Mrs l.amsoii ,md Mr* Mnrrisou »i si-teil Mi- Stioeeiphei ill earing lor tile gio -l* ttflii'eis md d u e< lor* of ill, dot, tieslde- III, tin l melude loi-t Field Fat) Higginbotham Pong la s Sli' ii >tiiitn Huperi Slrieklami It A Smith, P P I'atnpbell, Os ear l i n n i-oo. I.d I,,me. t.estei TTturp. Pr I I Po— the Itev I F. McKinley <* K ilnlf amt E«l Sliinholsi-r 0u/( PERSONALS 1.25 li). I . m t 'l l 's S ln ro E. lo t S t. I'linnr lOiHI-J KLKS \ Charity Bull ,'JJi Mayfair Inn SAT. — D E C . 20 For Table Itescrv ullon.v I ’ httllP S ll e rs Young Jin k llei k w iib \su» bun - Mis* llarluir.1 < li.ipmun of .lurk Mini till bin th illl l*ntlli\»v VI lib a -onvillc i* i-v|s'iTnl to arrive In |u * t v ifiv n i on S n tu iih n d i(iiiif< n mm low In take pari in (lie Appleby hv liU imieUt'*, Mi *«n*I Mis \ Mb iiilrlch* wedding. If I l'1'k Wil It, ■ ( I il 1lit* M 11r•I*t■ ' .|f Tv\ Hit u tb Sf i i t t I It lit III M I J*f 1 ill |t. lo, r ti ftoliilov tin me w »‘it - tin* In If;li! ifei m n l infi i f ii'cl l i ii - ' l u u i |ii*|»t»i*r Ih i i ii it nil i***i ii *ItifiH u itb h ' fiii i \ 1fit Is il Mil h h ft * lu! I,' Pi uric ltoh*nii of Minim toe I In v lilt' anil •III! i»»t* I b»t -'I lived lo -pend Hie holiday ’ Willi • oimIs i«|»|»I«"s an.| f n M ' > I oti (I * \ Suhta ♦ f 111 i" i pm i itl -, I it md Mi * .1 I1 '"en .ii then hunt on Smith 'Ml1fit ** rif »(* i ril | it I tif II i ( It Will) ( bi i *ii i .i • m l -nl \ VI'lllie • t »s ii. and b n*tM i ft i i'i| nnd lift'* |-I’U P i ,i in I M r- H irlia rd S ilv e r and l ie ilid ilie ii of Mooeie Ind have v minir hoiioi kfo* -t l i s t ' . "♦ ,* ,'i rived to ,|M-iid some tim e witli t it'| 4 ,ui>1 In if om a lo i parents. Mr and Mr* .lack Cn i Smhi \ in Ia in ' I-till*' Mt mdI Mt U ilkm -on T lie y plan to tie in Sail m i' in i'll tr i tn Iin ih* iinl i■1 lord until J a n I v . .. M i* l.tlin Mhi i ,ip \i Mt-*t it 111|**y«, N| I -* Jo llll ti (I 'li* .1 It I biMglu-l t \ o f It vi V .thin Koliltiit* I \ Y i- <|m o i l i n g ’ n i n e ITip, w i t h Ml -i lo o tb ee M r, \\ J . M o i r i - o o My flu .ift • I Hi *mii with l.i -• Vlt P u u e h c r l y n ■ v p e e t e d t o S ii i W il^oii, l.lh il i l!" iiiv ami ll< fii v tin t, I v in , ii De, J :t In sp en d ( 'hi 1st and iGvtyht II** * • ■ii- ood n i i i r o t<> It\e w it lk J o , J't« • atitl Liittu i Sin W Cli nii f, siib In Itli t ‘l n m fill'll, Sent I \ lv »n , M« i.iHi KnM .ni*, H illy t ' n l u it F rie n d * w ill In- «nri y to leal 0 t»*(*»l< S lt‘Vt» |S*Clt *■•". I l l ' l l a \ i n ! -If flic deal II of Ml i. A. F P hilip* II iiih'iwnii, S h m il and l*.m I'dan mi Funduy i p T allah assi-e . She i* toll, Ihdh ,\|n| yati [Hid Ih ititd l Hie sistei-io -lnw <>f M i*. lii-o ig i | \ iidiipii'h. Sw ill lx nnd mint of W. M P hilips | A I mi M m . J u iiir * H »ini. M. of Suilford. nod III. I.e s t ii )111i11|irs I'a.VMimifl lh|H8, M' I hai h ol W in lc i Iliu il'P . M i,. S w in lz , Mi t I m m *ri U dhtim >, Mi P h ilip ’ und Dr. I’ldli|i* allepil- Ih iv\ i •%, Void a ml her fun eiul y c l e n l a y in Tub Mi.*, W illiam K 11 k k Mi liihussee. | Ktihldfin, Mt W dli'im * idhi if, Mis and M t s Mi l v >a 11/ n i ,Mi -. Is t Mi inli i humMi Jid iii dm irnlm g idea, were also i * I lllftil11«111« Jnhft M 1*i yah, Mi" changed by memliei- Aiilionime * ha I h - V m 11n 111■11 and Mr \ il Frie n d * will lie glad In learn that .Mr* \\ A Hunter Is getting nielli; nicely following an o|ieruliou al flu- F lo rid a S a n itariu m in Hr Istitln llli'llt Was made Holt the laouary lui'i'tIIIs will lie held at Hie home of Mr, h F Robison Those present for tile meeting were Mr* liaker. Mrs I K Hal ten. Mis lllaekwelder. Mrs Italpli Cow an. Mrs W K Fitts, Mrs \\ l> UuidmiT, Mrs fiinn. Mrs (■purge Harden. Mrs Clyde Ham sey. Mr* Robison, Mr* E ( Smith. Mr* Wilke and the hostess l*M> WcM 11,ilia i Milt* TRENCH COAT • J g l . '. l a It, I It \ 1N I Vlit I " ji 1 ntlt it lli't'llln t'.* tlllil Ilia E A S T M UST th . k vi tih St S A M ()IU> ,f I 7-7f> liilllR d J’H O N E 12I 2 J G IF T ItLOGSIOS / / / <r lliiioli llolitTe with liendt-d lo rrn l, . while .lllil |ut,lfl- V (J SAM SONITE Movie* w ile shown hv Mr. Vail a Her whkTi several giioies were tdayrnl with prises laing won hv Nancy .Mnurey for pinning the tall on the donkey; Leslie .Shields far dropping pin* in u tiptlle; nnd (Jail Crawford. A Chidutmiu. llieme was u»ml ill Ih" tlecorallons. lee cream uml cake wera served nnd *nuill Santa loots filled with candles were giv­ en as favots. Those enjoying (lie party with Itnlli Arm were Hornh Wight, Joy Duggnr, Phyllis and June brink, Shirley ami (lull Crawford, Pat Kidiun, Ndrma Whltlern, Joy Tripp, Janet lilriin, Cathy Fold* Terry Yondell, Nancy and Carl M nurey,' Leslie Shields, Mary Helene Wnslilnirn, Carol Ann HiiiiiuH, Hue Lynn Unwell and Tummy Shield*. reserves Jnt*k H e ek w ith Is H o n o re d W ith l*«rty MltS. IlKOWN MILLER'S S M. IL Truluck arflT William Toll. Vi i*fht Nl mid Mr*, Hnlicrt Hrink, i i a i *i *v m i n i u m (.'hurl** Htunlhoff ('h n -tm a moi m u g Ifc'jtrri M e m b e rs O f k iw u n is K n lcrtiv iu ed \ ft’-*- tile leading of Ho • 'In i •t mu* d u ly by Mr*. Met'all. the f«.l lowing piuginm was enaeteil a | M rs. C u llu m H o s te ss duet liy Pally Hnwtuaii mol l.itnla F o r G a rd e n C ircle S p iiu e t; a poem entitled ‘T.upg, l ong Ago" by Joyce Stanley; the Mis M I, Cullum wa* hostess -ong "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" featuring Vleki White; on Friday at Iu ihi a m for Ihe "Rudolph Hie Reilnusetl Reindeer" regular meeting of Hie Dtrl liar featuilng Duty Hrerkenridge, nil dimers Circle of the Harden (Tub iimunpiinird liy Mrs. I. N. How- al her home in Mayfair (ipoit the arrival of members coffee, dough man. The mutiger scene was portray­ 1 mils anil sweet mils were served. rooms of the at'raetive home ed by Louise Sipple a* Mary; Ken The were deeoraled will: io.es. gladioli, Howard, Joseph; shephetd’, Tun and iinimteltins under Hie dlrei lum MeCriim, Jolitmy Joigen*eii. und l ' * Stevens Iiornld Mr* 1iec kenhaeh, Mrsf* H livni Vi A Diiii Itruce; niigi-l* were Angeiii u( Mrs. Cullum, Mrs. It N Hliwk welder and Mrs it F Itoidson H x .ln .'f f i, Z n ,im Y o d ^ 'M i^ Huil, Putty Aon Hurie. Sail) I’linlrman Mrs H W Wilke eon E Whitten, Mrs A V ”> ‘ Ao'iev AflNlny Spencer and VtilciTn Atkinson, Tin dueled Ihe meeting dining wtin-t Mrs Homer Price, M j„ u m ,,,; choir wa* mnde up of (Jury IIk i Ti Davis, MIss Thompson. Mr- eniidge, Vicki Wiilte, Putt) llow Mrs i barli-s fiinn reported wiul had diilliiled and planted a Howes Mrs Sam Thurmond and man, I,imla Spencer, liuiina Pelei,, I slm immlier of arnicas and podia'in po 1 I iiurm uiiil •IHomy (Jruiier, Al lYullnec, llogii to Hie Tourist Center The Huidcn Wilkie, V’ennine Atkinson, lloldiy , Therapy report wa* made !i> Mrs Itumbley, Steve Hat'*, Hal In' C W llaker based on the making liner, Joyce Staidey, iTuitle, lid of ornamental turkeys for tlm \n ft Hill A n n V ail Ih lingsb-y, Chock Hett«, l.ariy Slit Iderson Nursing Home and Ho- In Charles Lewi* -ir., und ,eal hospital for Thanksgiving H o n o re d O n H irth d a y dietary, Linda May. Tile manger scene was | A plant exchange was held dm madti by the ehildien of Hie etass. log the program nod ............... - K lk n "iunry Jnnieion U the official pholognphcr. E. J, Moughton, Jr. and John Cameron are In charge of resurr a lions which mav be mnde by culling HHI during Hie day. MEN'S CMJB Tile Men’s Club of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will hold |(« regular monthly supper meeting In the Parish House beginning at 7:00 o’clock, President Raymond Lund‘J^ilst announced tuduv. u Sn I ii i d a ) I'botn hyKlrshncr — Raymond Studios The liny lots of Mrs. II. Ik McCall's Kindergarten itirringly portinyeil the lounger seem showing tin- Itcgii.ulng of the first rhrl*toin*. The Christina* pmv'ruin was given on Saturday mnrioog at Ho Mi Call Klmb-rgaiten at till 17 MeMoiivilb- Avenue. From left to light, flout row, an- •die|ih/^>T Duo Hioee, Johnt'V Jeri'i-u*en and Tim Met rum. Left to right top row are angel I’utty Hurie; Mmy, Ionise Sipple; rini'et, Vnget.i Hol t; Joseph, Ken Unwind: und afigb * \aleiin Atkinson mol Sally S Thr Jncof.vnda Circle of the j lla rjrn Chib held It* December me-ting nt the b, rai‘ of Mrs. 1 It l.eudmtm in wilder Park u t b Mr . Arthur < opit*ni| u* co. 1 lot te*s. A co'< t oil iii-.fr tunehcon pte.-iali'il tin' rr-eeting. Ho- -oon*or of ihe circle H llin v tloiren, wo presented ,i o ft by lire mem­ ber- after who'll s,r - \innht Wil1'iv’ii*. Mrs, |i. \\ itt lli.ot* i ,tol Vi-. .Iiiim-S \ Hew. wire mint iliu d ns new on mlo i • Members ii n t ' I tin eme they I'll given to I1--n l.nnitl. plants I. i in tiv mo urged i" . ..ilirivr "Tin t" crow them • n l.v Mil.i'ilc MlV't' .' li. Illlllilie ,f‘'l | (lit »♦)•*< »:t M <*-l\ l.ltnilx dei'iited gift I be hostess i i*■* pi »***i*iHi'll it i 'ip i liiilHc. wn It n plant i I lio*e pi e- - ' Y t. Mt* I \ Tate, Mr*. I. It I • il l •! •»). MI *» \ ' It r'nor hind. Mi I*, link MilUi. Ml It. 11. , Mr-. .1 M. I till -ii, Mr*. > r. H i m iomo. V|i-, llioi e Davis. Mi- tln g o n l Edwin •Is. Mrs. Metln Stillke, Mrs. It. F I'elirifoy, Mr. I M. t-'lowers. Mi- W. Ik It'io.no. Ml, It. \. Va 'glut, Mr* S. t, i.iabnio. Mr*, li \. F o lri' . Mt \bilde tSi-iir, M> Arnold Willi.no* .iiol two gin l«, Mrs I I - • 'i ninl Mi Ft •ilk Fvnrp THE AANFORD HERALD Tar*. Dec. IR, I3S2 P«f« S ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ; (ContlnsMl 0% h a f t 81*) ,'i.RK (ti H.JDi CASE L air i-ilKid Suil |llo u ,r, t.HH In .VRS only 17 5 0 Frillt J hIhiI |lluu,eit I.IIK \ II wtsd bead Iritomi-il r s t d lg iill, li.l'M f CIIIITI. ksnl o n y (•tMan.Dlswsk. *1* ft At Castle’s M0LII00&17 |*w«l (!(** Da* )H0K(_ MOVla . and lh r,e «wealer, mskr wonderful Chrislinss gill new* loo! l.u-4 iou, noolrlts . . .,ofl iintl vibrsnl colors In wlipon and catdixun st)lr* M S AMIIICAM w o n O 4IIW 4TI Sm all viwugh f o r her to carry. ., Big enough to carry 5 2 travel needs n o M. I7i*wsl llflla t i U i i . A fahulouH Rift at a fantastically low price! Carries everything from a robe lo a box of powdar! Strong enough to •fond on/ Ww« M. 04. Vsi CASTLE JEWELRY n«s..fordAm.. Sanford Jewelry & Lugsage Co. m Waat Flfft Strati ; ,v r L 't . ft 11" L.^kwr-3 *’■ ■X/!iv f 1. v»: h■ 52 things! She'll bo thrilled with tho stunning color*, tha huge mirror ..th e big rem ovable coim attc tray., the luxurious w ater-repellent lin in g ...th e generous pockets. Am) sh e can carry everything sh e need s for overnight or several nights! ... v — Taltphoe* 1348 i -j . ', ■:j .': L’aa Our Cunraelaai Lay Away Plan . ., v v. .. t . Vc’r'a - *. - ft! Ijif, Jr * -' i i v . ; ; ,1 . » r ' SkOvT'.' , i- ', | c vW < |u 'r > ( ' (I •»-. itwi - l i j feTv ,j M a J jI | MIi �0 * - 1 1Palm Circle Meets ] At W.A.ftarner Home Additional Society | than (left) U th# latter holds Up throe finger* In FoM haa Hospi­ tal, Bronx, N. Y., to enpBailse the three little Romeoe that will aoea be ecting up—eepeetajfy at feed­ ing rime. The new arrivals (bot­ tom), two glrta and ■ boy, appear to be taking thing* nonchalantly a* they luxuriate In Incubator* following their debut- The Infanta (I, to r.) are: Deborah, '♦ pounds 11 ounce*: Rote Maria. I pounds 14 ounce*, and Vincent, 9 pound*, Mr*. Romeo, who earns to the U. S. ahead of her hueband. a Si­ cilian merchant who 1* etilt tn hi* native St. Agttha, I* going to have a big surprUe In star* for him when he arrives la Hew York later this month. She met her hus­ band in Sicily od a »Uit to her parent*1 birthplace tn 81 Agatha. (('onllnued From Page FUe) Tl,*’ Palm Circle of the Sanford Cniilcn Club held ita Chrlatmat party In the beautiful, modem S id e P r e s e n t s Asheville home of Dr. and Mr*. Wad# A Boston & ’ •* * M ■ h ris tm a s P ro g ra m Garner on Ka*t Seminole Boule­ New Orleans New York vard rrrently. Upon arriv al' each i Seattle ' The display of Christman card* fui'*t was 1preaented with a cor­ The annual Chrlstm** program, Washington in tlio shop for selection of char- “O Holy NiKhC’, wn* presented sage made by kfr*. E- M- Wllllamr Jacksonville abler* In tho Christum* pageant Thursday evening hv the P'»JJ|I* und a hot apleed fruit rocktall. A Miami formed the ha sis for the opining and teacher* of the West Slue gay holiday thema wa* created Tduabassee of the Christmas pageant presented Primary hv 'he glowing fireplace of white Ikcfcir** wn mnll^nrc Friday night at 8:no p m by the of about BOO. hlrrh log* with a beautiful spray of A quarter tca poon of puro fourth (trade* of the South Side leaves, pine cone*, frosted long The entire porch of the huil'ling School. Sons* were stintt hv the was transformed Into n stage de* monnsodium glutamate may bo needled pine and lighted Christmas added to a cup of French dress­ choir during the display of tin I ph tlng the story of the birth of bulbs on the mantle. first five llvlnit pit lures after the Chrl*t Child, l.lving picture* ing to help point up aalad flavor Other beautiful and attractive whk'b an old shepherd, nnrtraycd coui posed of nogel*, shepherd*. decorations In the room* were of by Clift Aides, appean-u and re ­ *heep, arid the wise mi n were pre­ Me*lean sunflower*, tinted, skelelated the story of (be first Christ sented In frumrn against a hackionised avocado leave*, white glad­ in a* to th>- little ahenliord hoy, giouml of white, light hlii', and ioli and holly berries. Striking r pluvial Ity Ruddy Kirk. Plcliirr* ,hii k blue * litt'T, The central typical Florida note wa* the rre*urut Mini's also interxporerd this ■luge, ilrpi ting the Manger scene, cenl shaped swag of patmettr portion of the program was singed ngalest u hue kg1,111 n<| frond* aerentuatrd with single red The presentation was written and showing walls und nrctie* of hlhlsru* blossom* placed on a desk arranged by Mrs Floyd ftlehard* the stablethe with the iinlnud* ia the in the room. amt ahsistinfi with dlreclimt the ground. piilteant were Mrs Nancy Hrock, lui'k The hoste****, Mr*. Garner, Mr* Tin' entriinee of the building Mr* Itohert Howland, Mrs. L. I, Kohert Miller, Mrs. | | . H. Duncan was covered with Hratillan pepper Howland and Mis* fletlye Ibithc and Mr*. Gibson Bales, serve,! a und Chrletmas greens; on enfh row. huHet dinner from a beautifully • Me of the art'll Were placed si* Those taking part were: appointed dining room table rentall while and gold electric can­ Valerie llipley, (iarv Swnl.ii, ternf with white gladioli, deep David Hass. Tummy Kipp, Buddy dles. green pine hough* and tall tapered The choir wus plurrd on a white Kirk, Clifford Aides, lent Ann , white candle*. Member* were *entLindsey, Mike ftoherl.s. Cary covered, live tiered platform deco­ t*d at small table* In the Florida rated with Chrlstnm* green*. The Folds and George Sfoolhoff, ioo.n overlooking the lake. The Pain lironks, Hutch Cassuhe, choir, consisting of (Ml children, placed were marked with Turk'* William Davis. Fronelx Horton, wore long white robes with red Cap blossom* held upright hy a Malcolm Higgins. lllllii* Moore. sutin how* at the neck, and rnrtiny white candle in their petal* Teddy I’eters, Cinda fonder. Karl ried small red-tipped flash lights. In the center of each table was a The program opened with » proYountt. Klhui Williams and Hickey lull candle encircled with greenery llowey t'i* slmial “(I Cmoe All Ye Faithriinl Christmas berries. .lay Alim in terry Aiitdchy Hilly fill". About JIHI clllldrr tl imrtlelMis. H. G. Dickerson, sponsor of linker, l.inda ( hate, flillv Foster, (inli'd in this program. Mrs. .1. II. the Palm Circle and guest of hon­ Shirley Hall, Clarence Smith, (iny St. John, principal of the school, Marian T. Jeffrirs of Orlando, A cheerful atmosphere, appro­ or, pave a brief summary of the state representative of the N a­ Miller, Donald Meath, Itohert this miiriuiif thanked patrons and priate to the Christmas season, activities of the Fall program nnd tional Foundation for Infantile l.cwls, labile Wullnce, Mildred frielnls of the M'hool whose help greeted the guests of Mr*. R. E. these yet to lie enjoyed. Martin Sandy Thorpe, l.lnden made the program such u success. Paralysis, wa* the guest speaker Tiilur when she entertained the Mrs. It. C. flakes presided as At the rrgtilar meeting of the Kelly, Diana Km,ml. D a n n y The program was as follows; HIGH PATCH POCKETTS— officers nf Rallle Harrison Chap­ Kmtdson. Hosallnti Hatllff, Tony O IfOl.Y NHIIir Highlight tinm en Hang'* hclge , acting ehainnnn during the busl­ Gamma Laud,da Chapter of Beta ter, Daughters of the American Knlpl/ln. Mary F Swann, Charles Scene I Cathedral Choir (ilea angorn fleece wraparound winter ine** meeting during which time Hlgina Phi snrorltv i t the Yacht Revolution, *t her home on lfagVines. Itonnie Meadows, Itohert Club. "The Christmas Serioture." conk The coat Is lined in black .Mr*. W. W. Mn* und Mrs. It. K Club l«*t night. Mr. Jeffrirs nnlia Avenue Thursday with a Myers, Hay Scott and Sally itulili. " ft Came Upon The Midnight taffeta, the pocket* in Mack vel­ Hntllff were named us nhnne rap- showed moving picture* pertain* lovely luncheon. Hobby \ntlio*. .tackle Ashley, Clear." "Clary To Cod In The lain*. Mr*. J. Clifford lloyre gave A glowing fire east a soft glow vet. *1 lie tloevca, stalling at the •ii n-pott on the tmnril meeting and Ing to method* for conducting Nellie Maker, Sandra Hells. Hue- Highest." the Polio Drive. over the festive setting and cen­ barn lliadley, l.ueretia Hrinson. Scene It "While Shepherd* dropped (houlder, arc bracelet described an Imtirumntii lunohFollowing Mr. Jeffrie*’ talk th« tering the luncheon tilde* were Twa beautiful Smitb-CofMa la length. I’hllip lluruetto, Michael Durden, Watch Their Flock*." con enjoyed hv Mrs. I.ins, Mr* eroiip adjoiiriied to the home nf clever miniature ChrlMma* trr*» lk | M ptUf Mtftthb JJmmv Dolliam Dc»le Dietrichs. Hates, Mrs. Dukes, Mrs. Diineao Mr*. Hawkins Connelly where n Scene Ilf “ Hark The llersld An­ decorated with rnlorful relish*# F.vle Dossey. Ilrcuorv Kllsuortli, gel -Sing.” "I.ong Ago." over aoM-aad youtl a t f r i |t k t Mr*. Jack Itussell and herself prior regular business session wus conat the base of which were crlery Johnny Kim rson. Delores F.liils, aUaot* you try it I Haa St T to attending u "Holiday Arrange- muted hv Mr-. Vnlir Williams Scene IV "O Come All Ye Faith­ P reH byteriniiH W ill rurln nnd fan pickles. Johnny Kntdl Ji. Wayne Kvans, ful." "(I Kittle Town of Bethle­ fuit-iita prefMdofial ......... nunts" ptngrum on Dee. 8 soonsorA delirious salad c o u r s e wns fol­ I’ntlln Ferris ami Hiehard I'eln hem," "There's A Hong In The H a v e A n n u a l S e rv ic e • i’ |-y the Airaiee Circle of (lie De- Jr., president. Plan* were made keyboard sod th* fatt­ for a Christmas parly fur rhlllowed with n sweet course, coffee here Air." "Silent Night," "l.ulluhy Thi* (rmiitiofi.il l ufulU liifln *itrv- li'iidii fiurden Club at the Han dren of Mein Riginn Phi iiicmi- ll. COl. Irene O. Galloway, cum* nut* and mints. Topic* of Inters*' er! action of any port­ mamli'i of th* Women's Training to the society were discussed and Paul Flower*. \ leki Koi'ipiMiii. itahy So Holy," i j cr* to he held Dec. 17 nt the iii* pM'ht*nlinK lint riuiftri*l i-M r in, .loan Hoti'l. able. Coma la and *** Asa Tax fli/iiheth I i cel I'nfsv Fryer, Sait Center at Fort Lee, Va., wa* ap­ Scene V "Away Irt A Manger," an n i l i n i i n(«* |ir«>iri Min will l.o h i l>l! M<nnb»*r« of the I’nlni Clrrla Wiliam*' home from fiillrt to (I:(Ml pointed director of the Women's a -''nit business meeting held. its uowf tlru (lihtri Kinda Creene, James "We Throe Kings fif tlrient Are." Board member* present were fit tin* KItbI l*ri*H|ivfi«rinn (’hiirch nli#ht on tun. (Iriffin. Marcia (Jniher, Klnihi "(in A l.owlv Manger" Army Corps, She replace* Cot. Mr*. Tolar, Mrs, C. H. Dawson Mrs. Lauren It. Johnson wn* rn*xl Nuniliiy «*vriilfitf nt 7 an p. fn,|Uu* Rf*ronil Thur»*tiiiy of (hi* month Hamilton, Wayne Iliirriiiufon, lion Mury A II alia ren, director of tho .Mrs, P. P. Cam obeli, Mrs. J, R See lie VI "I) Come All Ye Fnllhnle Ike km . Mn rv Ami I la at homo. (n i" "M Holy Night." "Joy To IIm* ltf*v« A, (j. Mtpinnin huM, Hi al 7:80 p. in. und ’ announcement Uresented with n past president's Also Royal and Underwood rorpi slnctt Mny. 10(7, wtio wilt be H*v. Mrs. ft. W. HupreeHt, Mr* gavel and Mrs. Wight Kirtley win made that anyone wishing to I.eiinv Ifftne t, tllynn Hodges. Mur rim World." | Invited nil u lio t : ri'il lo Join the Port skies rensslgoed later fJnternottoaoH Mlrinm H u m -11, Wes. H. Wayd' ioln the Circle should contact Sirs wn* appointed to represent Beta I cimgTegatliin fur tlii* hour of mi). tim flood. Murky I Inward, Hilly Rucker nnd Mrs. L. P. !fne*n. Those lulling part were: Flgrna l*ht in the Mother’s March John I), Carlton. A gift esebungr Johnson and (icorj'la Ami Jones I sic to take advantage of this oc­ Ibden floodsen, Martini Send, casion to m|i| |i, Du' oliscrvntu'i' of was held hv member*. Those pre­ of Dime* Drtvr. Iiiiste**es for keille June*, Simaiine Jones, Shu Win mdl Mener, June lliillowny, Jenkins, Mrs. It. F. Crenshaw, sent for the meeting were Mr* the meeting were Mrs. Williams ron Kuriaker, John hake, Jiniy j the true meaning of Chclsimn*. Mr*. Marcus Tyru, Mr*. Rtewarl l.ndwlj;, Nancy Mallory, Johnny l.inii"i Temple, Annett Murtln, I Tlie "I voice chniill gruup under Dick.rson, Mr*. Garner, Mrs. Mil- und Mrs. Iluvid Gniehel. th Phone Hefresliiuents were served al Dutton anil the hostess, Mr* HI Magnolia Avenue Mulsh, leildy Mellrlan, I,add Me I'tilsey d ie s , Annett Yali*, Hrelt t lie* direction of Mrs. Grorgn It r, Mrs. Hates, Mrs. Duncan, Mr* Burney. Coy. Joseph Menenifen, lloland ill, Ann.In, l.loda .Tf.nby, minister of miisie, will sing Hatllff, Mrs. Unx. Mr*. <>*kc* tin- conclusion of the meeting to ' Mr*. Jack lluruey entertained Mitchell). < :irelvii Mooie Narrey nld Jitaiiies, I nt Hmitli, wllliiiin1- I anthems, of which will leil Mrs Carlton, Mr*. H. !.. Ley Hr. Mrs. John Dunn, Mr*. Chnrle* Hilly Price, Glenda I something of all Murphy, Hilly Musselwliite, (dies Itehrcii*, Yodoplch, Mr*. I'lill Stanley Jr., the Past Matron's ('lull, Order und Mrs. lloyre. Hie sfmv of the Nn.. Nlhlnek, Deanirn NlrhoN. Michael Grown, Sandro Cidng, Gay l-eilMr*. Lo*tar Guthrie, Mr*. John- dr Eastern Rtlir, lit her home nn year's edition of the ward, Murgrett Jane-. I.uclnda1'service Tills Pope and Peter Hankin. son, Mr*. Gwtrhcl, Mrs. Donald Kn»t Twentieth Street Wednes­ that lin* been given to in­ Carole Salter, Carol Sandler, Mav, Judy Petty, Hill Palmer, Jones, Mr*. Gerald Lnssing, Mr*, day at 8:00 p.m. Thu group held Stanley " , . T r ' i U __ _ U vula Satterfield, l.iiverne Slleo*, Fred Gnllrttn, Fredi’ Jones, Stan'leV (irurge Andrew Hpecr, Mr*. Hugh its annual Christinas inirty nnd "Gbrlstmas ( am i. from Many Sucun HkInner, Anglo Slew art, Car Johnson, Donnie Whitten. Pete Whclchel Jr., Mr*. John Morgan, for the occasion her Immc was * * , i * nM*' w ill Ini lud,• the anjdyn Staffer*, Klounnr Svke*. liar Gaioerson, Charlie Carlson, Wnns-i^•n,l",", Thomas Mero, Mrs, Williams, attractively decorated with Christof «l* si* nation*. Mr*. R. T. Humnhrey. Mr*. J. Mr*. Diems nf hara Tnnllov. John Daniel Taylor, 'ey Porter, Al King, Kddic Wchh, tbeuis mas greens, poinsettlaa and a Mrs. John Filipnlrlrk, Mrs. Alico Sara lam Thigpen, Hilly Wall Ho I'atrlek Lyons, llnddy laing, Kd-I Mtr. Touby will play three nr- II. William* nnd Mr*. Fred Zer- Wllllnk, Mr*. Kirtley, Mr*. Con­ lighted tree. wan Warrep, Marv Amt Wnlson. ward luDicnster, Stanley Vlhlcn, W# "election* ns part of the (10 rvnner were hoste**#* for the re- nelly and Mr*. Ralph Wight (I. The devotional wn* given by Dlekv W'Oslohal, Mayridle Wilkie, Charles Stewart, Ditnnv McGIn-.inlnutc service. The prelude will eular meeting of the Hlhlsru* tw — ■- a i *— Mr*. S. J, Nix nnd group singing t.wymie William* mid lloniiy \VII- ley; Michael Gnhorir, Tommy Ilia- mrliulo Marcel Dupre* Variation Circle of the Clnrdert Club held ef Christina* carol* wn* enjoyed, xon son, Gene Hidlard, Thuron Petty, "O' on Noel, using the Intrndiieltnn OO Friday «• the Humphrey home, y-, a Members signed Christmas card* Abo Willie I'eralla, HairyHinltn, Die Varlutlnn f. TItemnb'* l!fl7 Fast Thlnl Street. A sensori­ CaHgelberry t<> be sent to m members or memV,ra* Mucphy. HIhIo |lt»ll«*V. IIowa id Scvimg*, Otto Garrett, Puer Nnlu* Kst wlH lie the oilier al motif was carried out In the 1 ‘ cr* ■“ who hnv«» niiTvcd fiwiiy, tm m .n M crdi Henry Nl»hulx, Malcolm Juhnenn, Clyde Palmer, nl"‘'ll,ig tmmhei" The lienutlful derorwtlmi* of Christmas greenCASSEI.BKft HY (Special)—The Newly elected nf fleers fur the C»ndyu and M.iHJyii W.,,hhnrn, ta-k llrhlge,, Jnrk Jtnvls, Hminle "Ave Marla" fiv S.'hubeit will he n v . Brasllinn pepper, while Rev. C. Hnwiird Taylor. D. D . coming year were instulh'd by • "hr, \\ irk'hrt Hrl,,,, r||„ .,e fl(l| Pulnirr, 1.11iry Watson, fony Tii used as the offi rim y hecau-e so candle* nnd |dn« cones. aslor of Community Methodist Mr*, it. C. Maxwell ii* follows: Ihildiy Djillmiir, llurhari. Mint, Sonny Messer, Steve Cain. many peo|,le tiuve .opiesled It l.et this holiday season The meeting was conducted hv 1 Tiurch for two and one half year* Mr*. W. W. Warner, president; Nullum Hewitt Sandra Kadcr. Ihvuln Petty, Don McCall, Alfred. Mrs. Touliv said. Mis. J. II. Jam s each momtH’r l n retired a week ago unit the Rev. Mrs. Ed*on Colt, secretary! und find your mirror reflecting HnM'mitrv Snutliward. j , H|y n„r Jimlliex, Albert Krium-r, Trunmnl Special decorations for (lie sanc­ was crJfed upon to give her Darwin A. Klira took over the pas- Air*. J. K. Courier, treasurer. n lovelier you . . . with ex- ' u v 'i r 'i i ‘SM/ " i Mr w,«"'T*. Kathy I’ ii hoc i. Ituvmond l.ee, Terry Wnt- tuary will lie linmllcd bj a com- favorite Bllile verse and the group toral (fillies last Sunday Mr*. Warner prevented the out­ \W>1faII. Andy Irvin, Ktliol l,cc son, Mii'haul Thumpson, Micky mlttec liended by Mrs. Victor chose the growing of lh> Namibia The Itev. and Mrs Shea hs«e going pri side lit, Mm . Cjiiicv u l.h citing new hair beauty! O u r^^? Douglas (Jordon und Fred Donahue, Ha*il Cainphell, Michael Brown. as Its project. Mrs. II. A. More­ been active* In the chnreh during ill,' Murlun, IJsIut * were llnli ('macron, Leonard Aiirnln, Melin­ Solo portions of the anthems will i. gift from the club in apprecia­ ■tylista will design a eolf-™-» land wn* chosen from the group tho year they have resided here Dd ic *. Hilly Colhcrl, John for her work during the da MrMurrav, Cherry Kamnf, he sung hy Mr*. Ilurrl* Fold*, to he in charge of decoration* in and ho substituted for several tion tmd Hobby William*. after whichgift* were fure especially for you • • Chuck Miles, Hutch Holloway, Joe Mr*. Charles Ginn. Mr*. Cliarle* the Sanford Library and an­ week* when Dr. and Mr*. Taylor past year distributed from the drrnrated Prescott, l.arry Woodley, Hay-, Wilke nnd Hubert Grown. nouncement was made that Mr*. were on vacation. JioKD C ircle M ceta nmnd Kings, Kirk May, Hilly I Member* of the Chancel rhulr June* had assisted u committee The Church will honor Dr. nnd Christmas tree hy Mr*. Joe Cor­ Johnson, Junior Speers, Bonnie are alto*; Mr*. Grace Fort, Mrs. of fit) turkey fa­ Mr*. Taylor wilh a farewell env- ley.Refreshment* were served hy W ith M rs. M itclid ) ('amplH'll, Patsey Turner, Frankiu (}„;• Mnnn, Mrs. Leon Wtllker. Mr*. Invorsthe formaking Thanksgiving tray* to creddish supper which will also the hastes* to Mr*. Maxwell, Mr*. Warren, George Crews, Eddie jj, x. Mllwee, Mi*, lludy Sloan lie used In the hospital In m ining be n reception for the Itev. and Mrs. Thelma Mitchell was host- Hughes, Helen Plllanl, Judy_ Mrs 117 North Park P h w a TIT ............ Cnse nnd Mrsi Harris home* of Sanford. Mr*. Shea, Wednesday at p in. Warner. Mr*. Odeal t’roshy. Mr*. . mu meeting nicfifiiu, of t.r the , 1... Hose'Mims,, t'orene McManamln, A nn,Fold*)Alsoprano*; H. C. Moore, Mr* . Husky Wight. ' D>e at the American Legion Home In Mr*. K. M. Gnllu. Christmas wrapped "Innt* were ('in It- of I he Sun ford Garden Club ' Mr*. K. G. Kilualrick. Mr*. A. K. Lake. (ii'ld mi F■rlrfriy m Her lie me at 1!0| lee. DnHIe flenton, Dianiin Tony, way, Mr*. J. A. !ll«tllne, Mr*. WII- exchanged hy the ineinberu aftci Prairie Rhoemnker, Mr*. Mamie Griffin, All friend* of the church are In­ Phyllis Plcklislmmer, Vivian Kush||nni Cartrlght, Mrs. David tlnrh West ..Ighlernih Kfy Street. Mrs. L. ton, Sherry Lee, Ilcttye Slaton, Mis* Hll»o llutihlson. Miss Maude which refreshment* wore served vited tn participate. Coffon and Mr*. Courier, Mr*. Corley, Mr*. K I' rnrh v, chairman, conducted Marv Ann Watnrmolen, Terry Wilson, Mr*. Kenneth C. Rapp rnn*l*tlng nf Individual pumpkin hot mil* will he served by Ihe Janie* Huff, Mr*. Nix, Mr*. K. H e riikct lift and miitlne business Collin*, Charles Fm, Shirley Mr*. Charles Wllko und Mr*, tdes, candy, nula and coffee. W8C8. W. Turner, Mr*. Galt,t, Mr*.dtcrlh* A SPECIAL wa* tarrjt"! nit, Th** |/roijn Nnng flutes, Hose Hkulty, Don Vincent, chnrlo* Ginn; teimrst Itidiert Those attending were Mr*. Jane*, Mr*. John Ludwig, Mr*. Frank VHappy lliillidny’' to Mrs, charADo Sondru Au.len, Sharon | lr„wtlf George Touhy, Willlum IN OUR nrk and ghi‘ Wa* given a gift Gillee. lonyn Winn, Iris l.cdwimd, tirtnl, „n,| ,\l t.'ese; laissi's; Chur* Mclsrh, Mr*. Jon Melich, Mr*. Morrison, Mr*. R. F. >V Mrs. Glunles Col Lorraine Catnrrou, Gull Moure,, j Morrison. Charles Scudder. J. Charles Motile. Mr*. B. R. Kemey, Mra. Mm . Joe Moss reported (Imt all W. it. Stewart, Mr*. A. H. Ste­ lower «how’ books had been sold vens, Mr*. H. Schuniaeher, Mr*. md she Mated that she had re. ..."D* „A,V y Tho Girl* chord* will take part Mra. Harry Watt. xiftcd at the hoard meeting that KllialMlh Temple, Shirley , lhp Mrv|r). nl,d will be made up J. P, Thurmond, J. B. William*, Mr*. ICer_' If, plants hud been exchanged >oUI« J(inline, Wanda Lee . , im_n |)nvl*. Pat Dunn, llsr- Mrs. rentier, Mr*. Moreland, Mra. W. f In'"’ Mav, Anncuh ftiient will Clause, Mr*. William 'Conrad* nude Dint thii group ha* k'll paidPnt"t),r"urown*f Hetty^A nn w d k ^ 'j e J n ^ I l k r ^ S n ’wflkV C. Mr*. Paul resold, Mr*. R. I*. Penn, in iiit'irdii'isblna and ‘members of Mr*. H. Cl, DuBeae, Mra. John Ii • circle were naked to help nbK. Fox, Mr*. Jam** Gut. Mre. slu in w niendirrH for the Palm rvnIHU TLeFII*. e P IU ' B ffnnrd* I ^Ai»o* Pntsy Collin*, Sandra Dunn, Michael nineon, Mra. Robert Circle. .' Cynthia o n n l* ,,^ ,#yon ,,r|rBy Wrlght. Humphrey and two vltltor*. i A inutlon wus carried to take Alfred, Joye# jaw, Jny Howell, 1" V —— tvinntrens to 1b« TMirf't Center l)orl» Henn, Peggy MrMraamln, ’r r ’mniitbly niWring*'fthd’ Ibe hoi* Nicky Constantine and Cerilg Rimi •Jcolturc meMlPk •1 Will f***| by *1, hiflrinan, Mfe. W. HI Rlilppy. On Aim Johnny White, Fred Dud* lUpluv for tlii' hireling were at- cv, Jack Mrfllhlay, John KrelnM B M IV raVtlvn Chrlstma* arrangrineiita “I1"?* JTUmD, Brand* ' w all lifts w-re exchanged hjftiWnber* Clark, UfrWI# Neekle, Kathleen A ChrlRtmas theme wa* tlsed In « llo , Ilohnrt Bumblev, Clifford ccoraljorie and lu tti* hell door. Wilder, Itulph Ilona, Hhenm Bur* ay wa*‘an'Idil fashlnncd English Htt, John Brown, flue Howell, Dan lilsslng rlmf. Those enlnvWaf the Medlar, BlTlt Steven*, Lind* lilthn’i'tlmr were Mrs. Cote, Mrs. L. M. ol, Donald MrMurrny, Jackie Bn* iinim H n n , l D n e L u k a Tyre, Mis. Claude Herndon, Mra V''nnuon and Barbara Medter, M 1« tka Vktofif* m u m , Kdwnrd Lane, Mr*. W. A. Mur* »Ur ii, Mr*. J. M. McCnsklll, Mra J. V. Woodruff, Mr*. Mitelu ll, Mr* lot W, K. Wateoii, Mr*. Park. U tti II. 1(. Heck, Mr*. Charles WHkA. Mr* cjhkopractor J. C. Itussell. Mrs. RlilnAy; Mr*. »' pWaati ra|l far ap p o iatsm t II. Stowe. Mrt. Ktim I* T. Mold chon* m a - m i bcllier, Mrs. Frasier, Mr*, Wilson |ft:W * n ami Mr*. It. F. Col*. r * w il * 9 i jn o e f h , . i n o B r u th m a r k t • e v e r WeFt Side Scene Of Beautiful Pageant Mr. Jeffries Talks Polio Campaign PAR Officers Hold Luncheon Meeting 10% HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. PaHt MatronH Meet With M . Burney OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Three HostesseB Entertain Circle New Mininter At Church A GIFT OF BEAUTY! ANN’S MIRASjOL BEAUTY SALON M tm w o m v m m WISH for RO WOODWORK rri FUfNITURI f iF S i, d * Comfortably Steam Heated! t TODAY A^D WEDNESDAY! *im W b itltt towck kwMor A t ;v., 1 TONIGHT A WEDNESDAY AUO (CfRTOON m • Will Net Smutfv* * Stuff • V«« Can Walk If Mundrorfs of Hints • Covers Wood/ Pfasfsr, WaJtfcoard, Ms Nil • »• .'I -vr m l .* i *i i} M il • A v a ffa b fo In S * u f f o 13 N o w B\ttthii AfMtaliMM pTT7 • v *v M o d e r n C o lo rs rfMUf.ZtuUto V % f / (, M W CTRD SHORTS (Oil - CARTOON rnsi b u t t o n s r r r r * M m rjfww;,; ;;tW5S, -4S/ ■p&GnBtV - 'r'■ i �Tee*. Per. If. I’MIt S AN I OKU ll f.iiA l II i ar . *• •y BENNITT CMFD EN FR A N K L IN , to m a s t e r p s y c h o l o g is t In d a y s w hen ^ m th a t it.: > ar > l C ^ propor,y «PPreclated, was being driven • PHONE 118 __ f • U8h, b t e k ln 1893 or h " i ,0 " '1 of on l , u l « S tto -n J . . Hnml U«l*» it 111 hr i**,rr|Mni • hr Trim* ftour on it«ri»imm nilnin i hiirn« If iimr iimmr in IImini Ii« i hr IrlrplitsH# tiociik, In fir | mm for ihln nrcotiiiiMoIntlmi* •h«* ml*rril«rt I* niN «trm to |«nt prmiii|.||f . In ii«iu|r r for n« in • r n i r ihr hr of |o*« «IMr «rr %!•*#«, * nil to ii la1 t*|«s in is••i he i n o ut of fir* on (hr tin l hr lot r uul.ii- SSSKs 71'aS‘SiSr**M“" * " ' 1'*• " I d ten no prove. “»• * j Plroar Hofff | n« loiosnllHtrO : *' ,*'1 **Frw* oi-«iir« In four m«|, ' Wf ruiiHol hr tr*|»MM«lhlr for J WM*t Ihilh siiir llii'imirt | htari . GENERAL CONTRACTOR • I (Ion. I FREE ESTIMATES I.OAN SERVICE • NibVV CONSTRUCTION III.I K HUNTS and SPECIFICATIONS • REPAIR unci REMODELING ALL TYPES • WORK BY EXPERTS AM. WORKMANSHIP and MATERIALS (iPARANTEKD t . L H 10.T Eusl Thirlvenlh Street C 0 V I R W* i*N. ClOfttV OUA8DI0 in a special chamhet "I 'in I 1 ' •' (lit UrllUh crown Icwcli and regalia p ie t.iu d hete * 1 ' ' 'd proiniiienily in the coronation til kp'cco Elunhs'ih tl • ’ t " ,,r top i» ttie imperial state crown worn by redtnloB mte. i n -t ileus .tritl miulr hit Queen VtrtnrlJ in IH37 \> ■«<n. ti if to* " St Kdwoitl'l irtiwn which lias lervetl mnnati to <•(>•» " " 'i a it O n r l c s the Second llie sceptei with cross: the s. ei iei - *b i • it.il Ihr sovncigo* emg Known ir the nival .eepter t i t e i ' e i Ai1.1 ttl. MCI I vrowi if p la tcd in a totorelgll t hand d a eairoir.rl.ua t/ P hone 1S2LM *r ** O /.A IIK IK K >;k w ,vdO 1 ( co o o n nrtvt vr n u t 7SS Ihf < Ah ■k / MUhtA tuAT H Idll I A ^ T N A N H A r t l f f S"*HC II ± > r t THE SANFORD HERALD .SPECIAL .SERVICES -It II Al TOMOIIII.I: II It a>KI. Its NKAA’ FLOORS surfneed to per fectinn. Old flimrs m ade like new. Finishing, cleaning anti avnxing. also portable power plant Serving Seminole County since 11)25, It. M. Illensnn, Lake Mary For Ueaiitt.H The folltMtlMN PHira N|l|<1l t*> nit II mm %«Jfc |iiihlliiti«<*l In I lm* 'iinltm l tlrriH'l. ( IlHlT I.V M-r llitr In i*rr Hull 1 IllliP* Mis ***-r llnr lilwrr Hum 4 *««• i»r* llrnr lR,eril)4R ill 1In* r<* •W l*#r llnr Inwr r lin ii )*• lirr lln# lur 1 rurl* i «iiiitm,i M»» Vluriln to IIip llnr. t low H r lint* l*u» lllm h 1‘ni r rn|i« * • My Uncle Al likes Uniting in V *v l*consln, anti is still U»a»Un* —. . ' l l — Use HERALD WANT ADS rem L nT t^ "S*. " “ n “ c r e ,u ,e o n e " ‘a h t w h e n h e s u d d e n l y r e m e m b e r e d h o d l d n t h n v e .« • f r a n c In hi* Jean s. W h e n h e A T c l i m b e d o u t o f t h e c ab , h o a s k e d t h e d r i v e r fo r a m a t c h . ' i ‘‘I v* d r o p p i t l m y w a l l e t In y o u r cub." h e e x p l a i n e d , " a n d c a n ' t lo cate it In t h e d a r k . I t m u s t c o n t a i n a t leas t te n th o u s a n d f r a n c s ." T h e c a b ­ b ie s n a p p e d his w h i p in th e a i r a n d d r o v e o/T so fas t t h a t t h e t i n n y F r a n k l i n s c a r c e ly t c o u td se e t h e d u st. I, M aster t'r.tfl I’aint Arm y UlankcH. Carts I, Sll.L Plano IVehtiieian Plume till W Route 1. Sanlortl [.AWN MOWERS sharpened cycles repaired Shum an E. 4lh St $2 SO Rat T arpaulins Hi ihn is ME I l f Y A M I SELL ( I F AN late model um ' i ! r:;rs See VV E M* M a .te rs llrallev O d iu m l sett C ars l.ltll anil I'a ik Ates We ' .it ra» h far u ■at even il vim owe un llieiti I title A Reel t seit Cars Second anti .vinfurd VOt’R t Alt is a nrt.h mure money Army Navy Surplus here We nerd . leaf, t.' i.S, 'PI 110 Sanford Ave. Phone 1.111 ORLANM4) Morning Sentinel, n r Till, 'at, Vi* lio.tei. !Juliet Wait Inndo Evening S ta r Call ll.ilpli e orlli, tii>| N>.iip >Iran.* . 1ii lan i XT'It I 11UNEV I'Oll CHRISTMAS Rn; , I HIV.I tin t i n lit; yi Mir w hati* elephants tai the \ tie Iit m Al.n ket Furniture hoick hit.ttkv lt.nU itiiil Wh.it Nets S|ai1 I .n il' Mus your w e e k - supply .if t cgelahlt'. 1«k* I aria Junes ■ Aucthmeer. HVMSii.'i Plaslic. Alnmimim. Canvas E s tim a lc s Photic Uiti J R p in for ippolntmeiit YOU i AN SELL Anything With A ( lassilietl Ail JU S T CALL 148 n R A N iiK s (• i npefruii T a n g e rin e ' West lifiti’i.i \ v r .1 T Fortier Sr F ou r 7t>n s l a It tires anil hi he Photic 10.17 F re e a lt e r W Firestone HM tl - $:*n on Photo s .h; I'l lit M U ISSi tot1. ait .• "t:t w \i lilt \ I s pi i vjti 11 it; • Pi M UlINF li.iri Vail Wooitti Ave .'•ford .■I. .*0-1 C R M 11 Itt tl i .il.l i. p e r f e c t l i f t s k i .e c t i o n s Mti'lcal .lestel ttnaau Men's Kit. CARPENTER WORK P r i m e amt Princess li .tr d m r F or quick rep air jobs, or small Wallets Ihmstm Zlp|Hilightn' I'lKitrelte Cases W c'lclns Ti l liuilding. Call Jim 1147 M 4 ti'l anil Kitelien Clocks limy. P Il'M R IN C . E arrin g s HraCftuI* . N rrklners C ontract and rep air wink F ree • 1 I. A K A A partm ents III \V P earls h e y Chains Tie Set. estim ates. II L Harvey. ;*n| •’irsl Strci't Plume 4ttu AV • utf Links llrief C ases Ca-e Snnfunl Ave Plume IHI’H Knives H a ir ('Uppers d l l . U I V W AMI It \IIV III lis S A M i t l t l ) J E W i'.lltV AM) t ’AlllNETS F orm lea lops t' Vail My. week or month I'd i i?'t I I ' M . Mil' I t). VVomlworkltu! fit* Sanford Ave r i i r n l l u r r Center. I hi U En »t Phone ,A4l!LAv ami I4.M J M 'N n t h till* plants anil htmuuiug CLEAN Ft>t l( mom Itu ni'hctl e,i!.t:ilht nritnil plant > all IIIII It HA1TERY, tle n e ru to r or Slarh-r ap a rtm e n t till I'.ii h l i i ' Si-rvlee Cull M7. Sw mil's llal Icry Service Sanford Avenue " II1HIM apartm ent Fie. ti i d >p Ii Ml I 111 h M I N I E l l -« liliillliTs ?|2 West llh St ami 2nd Street h e liiit ill .mil Haiti' used fund S ice iinlurm.lleil garage apait h u e Mil sou M.iiii F urniture Co ! ALL T Y P E S R ulltln/rr work Ilea sonahle llntps F re e estim ates nielit Util M.igiioiia Me HI F l-l I'lipnc 11,'Jt Phntlo Hi'Jt J. V C tira c e y FI R M S H E II .1 room jipat tmeni C tU M IT H E P riv a te e fitra n n and ti a t It Hon Id Nidd or t'raded Slop h> ! P H IL IP S Cnlnulal Cleaners ‘know how " plus If-Kail O guaranteed i h e a p I 2IJ \ W i a I etep'ione I t ' . F urniture i'am molliprooflng aasuve yon ol ) 111 V\ Fir*L I t IINISHKI) fir t f tan >■ apt ITii.i _ it r " lla n tlb o x " appeiraiM T Plume Mjiguolia 48t for free delivery se rv in t ."ii PLAN! ts New ,1 I :» ' term s Trade Ills hath I - I*, olti slni,^ IJIVI m at Alville Avenue I'honi* av •HI. I t It N AS I . Ill . Wall Flmu and I t i ' i d o e M. I.. IIIIIM.I s llli W. 1st St. 1.1 Plume i:v I'R AVERSE F s h 'io i. In | HU" Seok.ti ik <. l Co lio.l I' I. I A I NI 11 AN 111 IM IS I' ll b ill pilin' 1 llutl.l III III llliiols, Al imitooo slats fi.ihio nt pi.is lie tapes t moptete t e p i i r an tit. s | MIMli I A I NI I t AN 111 INII I l l l l l 1 ANA 8211 IVest ITits it Phone 2N1 IE MU H AVE SiiVll IIIIN '. Ill SEI 1, and are in a hui 11 in ell it let the i t.i, .1 fun! atfi el t ■in-( dep.trtumid dt t i l l SV NEoliD HF It Al It pi m e d ' ilnl.lt i hi effbieltl -ales uteditlfb I'ets l.la estoa k I*tailIIr % —7 i I t ee I Iee I i ec III if 1e i 1haiT.il Repntred Reflnishctl I Hi llh >1 ' l i m i t ' l l n i r k . a pan F urniture Home and office Fixtures limit v till o h * n >■tie i ai id. s old >1 i ini DANIELS C AIIINET AVDItLS P u n ha • id I' te V. v alltl S'.'e ''a .20 I f i e r i Vie lei IEI Kadroml Avenue 1 - RE Al. ESTATE Coil s \ | | ; at ti'l M t M elaka lllilt! I Seek.il tk l.la A I' m l t n I. II ti II I IIHtS I Al VS p l e n n l s ' ( OI OII I II K IC KS ' ! ' Male bull lei i ii I poppa v i ml S P R E A D E R SERV IC E l.itue and t INK I -s! | t u hm m . L it,, tilHMi lots for «ale in Lot kliarl i miibhtin i, IIfI iMp \! ,, I'li.. i. I I.S VI alitl M e d Sanford Subdivision Dolomite and F e r l d i/ e r I'lmm Opt 111 |a ..In 4 ill I. I $10 00 down amt $.'■ ini | i i 11113 M. David E Carinqiler li s t : SALE s lie. k it'll I IH kei month Write lim a lloton Hon li t If •*v L i i l l ' i i m u si* \« i tii (h i «•Ii pupoa - Hlat k II. .min it gis Ulg t'o r p . Ron Hit. Miaou Ilea, n I AKIESII S L'lHul «•till 111’Mil At« A I • '■•I'll V dept" it It lit la .Id p'OlltV l.lfcliiue Aluminum Fla F re e I .ti AW AdV ' t i .'ll r t in ,«I * I * * I ii* Min i ti i nnlil ' h n s l i n a s Mrs tn'iie Wall. iiiiilcN F ree Itislalliilion lele I mvi. ' i'li i ii o' *7 ; ; | #h |(*ll FI'RNISIIEI* 1 ! ItediiMim daragi |ihone 112a F u rinliiie t e n t e r . V A.. In ViAV I .14 - " ap a rtm e n t Cont.it I ovvtiei at •;<<si I Hi W First ' ( *'1 i h / Magnolia Avenue PI ANON I s E P l?t") Mvi lie Ave s I .ii in supplies Alii liluelv 8 F l t l t i l D A I R F uplillatices s»It and i liedi.mm Hieise S e p a ra te tho service (2 II High Ovimlo, T'l.i |'| \\o X I I ' M lb ) F E E D S Com plete line It .1.1 . .. VV n 't •. 1 m.' lug Room F il e p la i e St reeiu d plume 4t!M or Saiifunl Iti Ii* VV Hold liixedo Feed Store O u lu •■tin r l.tmotis n am es In Pori II Sepal ale gai ai'e N e t Imose , itiiil la mi to ol old varil I'ornislietl >|o..ii»i lerm « p la i n down lie I Ilk. lent send III.I P M A M I I) - I I I D R A P E R I E S . S lip c o te rs m ade to ItcdriHiio I II I linin' S ret'ioil hi Postal I ird ami I leld Itcp ic.en order C ull 11818, M is F a b liile l I'oreh Cnmpletelv l i n iil-lnil in h i t ' l l 1 will i all up to n d no . O 1 rout Foil Include rugs on llnm anil i idm Expel lent i d l h a k r a IICPONT AM) III Itt l ' l I s hgd'uin l!i.loo "0 Mu t • ' '0 Ata'i In set up iliul operate Owner liuving will s.ieiifite N i 0 am i V. > in land.. ) ''m 1. 1.« I in -dim e Ih ake Depl No drill spoiling powders, prnmits, per for tH.jnn eiodon caps, mditarv cotitei ♦i tc nit Wntk Vsit*£1Hull 1S mkI .'I Rcdroom Home l.di lu n i .(m|. snips snorters idol ta t mint i rl .I rlglu ILirfv Tin (filin' JIHv l . o o l ) VN II tl V11 ied Lot i K Said $ I .'Hi .till Ics. liai it Inn, and t hamlou nn: Sim * • IH 1 isl i i .St ililldle llal.on e i a •t lei In ml i lb I hand gun repun > nnir/le tu ul Slight11 II uul Sii These homes m e in esi'elleid In siI T 1 1 1 D i l l 11 VAfill) I1 in in Mlift lilg repairs sluilg'iu lepails ami slip Id 11 l u .1 si c nitons a ml a ie i r111hi , mn \ , i . cor ret imp work N im im i ye.ll ri -4 i al f \ p.'i JI iii'i* lur iH'rm hi i urn 11 > lii.tfa a I lies) Inivs e\|u>rieiu e fill *id •HII If1 Will, |!t IN, f t 1* It s I JOHN s IN M IV I I I it AI III It o l l s i n u ll II Aft IIV A HAH.HI Mi t iM till N I'. i i k Ale Phone II."' tti .ii l a k e Road, : miles motli ol 20 I ll'i I h i s| I'o,, ill i S.llll'llll. I Ini lila 11 Ip VVaided i AI VppU I in klm 1 1 te l i h lamln t o'.Hx tell O' ou < || lid I NEW LA 'v Ml Vi l'D < In .b i VI I VI AMI AIt D It, 111 A ( O id.i.11 Imose All electrti kpi In n It '•III At lllN s M AMI I) ...I'll I dihiu, V Alts PAIN I t 0 I2D.D.I Ini. I Pl| I'almi'lto At e \, , ■ limit Mm A it Aitv s III in i ; bed Ilf refer Kent Ulili. 202 • OMIIIiciel.it St I M o t llU lt'E ltd. alreadv t c t i a c ■ol o' Mr Miriam Aloop photo' i o t: ' l l I Phone 17 ml no elearlllg flottiug m il lol l VI ■ VI.I > . I l v . < min r location Mat fair Set lain lili.ial IS., I At NDHV WORK Mis tiuulei Idf At 111 VI Norse lic'lres m ti. < all M l I Celery ami Alelluiivllle Asiniu nig a* d b ln silting Niii 'i* polit II 1,1.ID) i: . nil I'lmiie Iii2i> II ___ lilt.III . AND PARK toi ........... ... Plume Iup, W I oil h* a " laid, 'i I May 2 beilriNtni' sctecinul Where oilier help 13— NOTICES PERSON Al s II porch, c a r porle pat e In aim i iiMI'VNIiiN 21 I o - i Vx D I id Ml kepi \ all il.le I life O llie r It i refrig eralo r. 'lo v e and Aenel o IIIINNII M H IN M IN s Ion ii lou d capable, t uogeii hiilul ■ I all In' p u n li.i-ed wilb II E A E IY SHOP I,.I i i«i i n nli l l.asl place ' low down paym ent tvilli b.d.imi VVII I I IH lllin Sanltod Ave. ti t.u anvwheri* prefer Flm fillJOteil III, I'll A S.'l» INI 1. II III \ • ' i *1* bp ol.i tins \ til alii Ave . N A(M il i III IH II wdl re. m e 2i 1HOUIIK r A. Wil l.I AMs. Ilrallm 1 >l i t » ( V * ! 1 M* ‘ Mi l f i l l ! ' * A 18 N A It a v ill imiiI F. I umlipilsl. Assntl.ile p l e a *4* f l f (l A f | I l l , . ‘ l | , per cent of Hie retail price on all - ■" ■ ' ' ' Plume lfi7.T .Athinlii Haul. Ithlv h u l l ’ «l k * t f 12 llusincss Oppoitunllles —12 w allpaper you purch ase from us lieIVti'eii now and C hiislin as (i.VHAl.E ap iiltiiu n l m w ' t paint t Nt s t ti. t'.'PIIIL Tl'NITY Make your selection from the Ml HU ft bv dill II Ini P u t t y ■N . , , largest nssortiueiii in Central In Sanford Establlsheil Very ;*1 * lawn in (tuni I c t f l l l i'i a it I h o ' i m s Idvmg ipiarter* If Elorlllll Help swell Ibe XlllU' Also olfering at your eliureh .mil di".itc>l Excellent fur m an and ’ F o F H tied room home new It wde in op eiatu For >letal|s write bring new heauty hi voui luoim pnllili d all cuiiveiiienres anil In 11 *1*1 II 1 1 II \ 1 M| | 1 • V 1» pox II AS c ti Herald at Hie sam e h u m Oilumln Mull acres land I'iiune ii.ni M S o I Ii i mi i % i 1 N ( 11 t \ in i lltl paper Co . HU.A Eusl AVushlnghm ( ( h i If A If 1 I SI , Orliiinln 2 51U4____________ 1 ............... III *.l III* ................... 1 .1 i YEAR o | . I ) nllrnclive i ............. .. I AltN &I ■hi uti nr m o le per iminlli ».,‘ ii, addressing envelopes in spare ii**, r i m i i ( | i - I < | t i ... | 1 t«i li h* Inline Double curlier hd witti Mi I ** Sill >| | ,* hum ill home by baud or (Via1 , liree/ew uy unit c a r purl if l ilt 4 r 1 lv t ( * | il ( »l 1 w ilier Semi $1 181 lor information Ilk- FLOWERS PLANTS S(IIIIIIIS Ml II 41 f 1 t I < •■*! •* !•*»■(* 8* 1*1i 1 i Myrtle Averue Phone Mat.I and inxlm e l to n . Scull At Co , I M r "i'i* u t r i l , Depl IIP Riixlmry Shi lion, Itox MID-SEASON cabbage plants mm If* All i Al l i i n n f t *1*11 1 pp I-i . r u t 2 REDROUM fram e him r '■ mile ready lo set Phone 1201 J If < 112 llnxhiiry 111. Muss Money f 1 1 iiiitxlile City Limits S Sanford . i it b lliilcliisnu 1 -1 k I hi 1 bin if guarantee A te Phone 1048 VV * \ p| . Mi t I ItNISHFIi •ai a e i p ." 'no l*1 , It.. l' 1//.11i ' N ear \ li III.1H M in: ai. ro lls . ail— PLANTS FOR SALE Cabbage. Lelluoc, Ese.irolc Irene t III.OIHIPIIYI.I. M ’ai Hinlon. West Side Phone EUl M HIM'lmtUTOItSHIP ' it «* ■' ,n i ■- r - ■■• ...... SP ARE TIME - NO SEI.UNO IT - A irrO M H lIIL ES T R A IL E R S i Hl.olloPIIYt.E CUM a hig FOR SALE P.U1I Punliae. A I con package seller at lie In all illllof*. Private owner $1050 00 drugsloie*. now available thru Pluiile 013'.! between 4:00 and 3c com operated dispensers 7 00 p m. Need dealer to .service slops for he . of collections No sell Mcrrtiry Club Coupe A If, 41* Ing or soliciting. Earnings up 1017 Plymouth Sedan ( all or come to $33 mi weekly, depending on and make offer Plunder*. 823 spare lime devote*.. Can he 1 by Culullna Drive I'hone 17 47 VV hililt op to full lime with I7.M8I mi year Income potential HIM Del.UXK Chevrolet or II Must have H hour* week spare Chevrolet iiverbuuli'd, urecssor time. cur. reference* and le*. 1503 Elliott *073 00 uperiilliig capital which Four dmir A I I* secured by Inventory. 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N T 8 i l t i J 2 l ---------' V’ ■ f oTT Tv * ? * « 1, Hf 1 -A s." ■* s - v Ji v —< ' 'M*k» . - fO in .. ’ - ^ - 35= * ' s v l-l’ X* * ____ x - l �js Jones Sets County Basketball Scoring Pace1 I h id a A n d M eek R a n k 2 n d A n d 3 rd F o r : L io n s In C o u n ty ; : M e tis , C la r k T i e EFC To Decide Seminole Co- Title 2 i * . i f," d ,n 1° d o , n *f train e d yyj At 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 J White Sox To Give Bonus Hurler tin . dlalretlon of 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 * .I t potato with l.lon tc* morale JJMlH Meek raaklnx third having 419 marker*. Ilfgh Helmut .c o r Tho record* arc . oHKtwUV barged on tho Junior Mefts 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 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*. ‘ hCituitudb, The l i f 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 Mr game to lead the .Seminole Ubuntlan* In that department. • -’Tha hard driving June* Is the T tadai In field goal*, or baakata tren d from the court with eight. Hanford gains some dlallnrtlun •In tha fart that ( lark, a Iran*|fa i 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* of 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. s llillit y , uml I f pluyvd, m ight have resulted In a Sanford victory t.oBliboa, San. 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 5ft**' S*ri- K orth-South Game Will Field All Of 13 Grid Captains 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 ywr. Jns ptekena, Junior Matte, Ed Leakatt wildlife and gunu’^ l ' -^f^rss field* I* aufflcl- < J B 'jfcams/'}' •.•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. A llie B ecom e# F if th Y u n k eci T o A n n e x A L P itc h in g T itle f e w ;.! :* ; 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 iiiiii gin 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 '2 1 -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 “ " '’’ a ™Kr vVorsuh Top Colleire Quintets Roll On To Victory ('ROOMS RECORDS Sroring Player TO KT r| h w " ', r " " r ' ,ru 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 } n a Miami Jolt* Gator* In 75.73JCage Win MIAMI UV-Th# University of Mlsml con tinned unbesUn In ststo basketball circles by downing th# llllmuti "D il.ty" IthiMlr*. form­ er l*nlver*ltv of Flnrhln fiHithnll sta r 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 tl|ll,4>'. fo r h i* 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 off 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, C( The photography sailors have (Minted a fair 1-1 record, defeating 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*. 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. 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- n Brooklyn Assigns Detroit And Rams Rhodes To Elmira Clash To Be Even In Class A Loop Championship Tilt 'licked 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. n 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 , |i b|.|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- K r llln r Tola la || La Halle, ranked No. 1 In tha Team Standings flrat Associated Proas pod of the n . W. L. Opooponts B 4 , CROOMH 4 othuru. AU tho above mantioiuid „ Gama Record performer* ara retiring armors and Crooma (] 6 New Smyrna r meotlns tomorrow with should h# aeconisd some conildaratlon by tha EFC. DcLnnd idt JT B, 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 of 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 the d i a m o n d 'meeting* to ad■ U B ra vert l o s i n g wHL' M- Rhode* 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. Ik E S ___ •* J 19 P rep A thletes 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- ID Florence Villa 0 llungsrfonJ 0 Euslls 14 Lattburg 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* |fh EIGHTH MONDAY NldlfT By Tho Associated Proas BOSTON: Kuard Charles, ItT.'i Cincinnati, stopped Frankie Buf°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. "a; dtstuaco ftM oa k where tho ox-Beasi tr 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 Uvy, durk f i * Coco* n«xt ssa- tog a recant vloJt to th# former’s ■ V ■ § 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. son. Given a few «wage» th at h# thought ho would pUjrsra, L e v y RMIIM* Cocoa next aoaaon. This thante#*l?na ri^glmniminlL fftlto BnstoMo Blue* oporato In M : - * K' i �4 bf* .liM III). nr v \| V IH M f tou doitt rw tlta fo t r stnford f l m l l , Clt; f& fy t O tl l m j , by ?:04 f*. >1, plesxe r%11 TELLOW CAB U K # a t t f n r & S f ^ r a l 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. b AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R • VOLUME XLIV Bribe Deal To ‘Lay OH Boys’ #ls Told By Cop Efltablbihed 190m SANFOKD. O n H a n d T o r P u r ls N A T O M e e tin g T e iif Found N ew Y o rk D e te c tiv e R e v e a ls H e W a s O f­ fe r e d $10,000 S u m T o H e lp R a c k e te e r s FLORIDA W EDNESDAY DEC. 17. 10S2 Afworlntrd I’rens Eisenhower And MacArthur Victim Confer Today At Luncheon All W h ite J u r y F in a ly S e le c te d T o T ry 71-Year-Old Man N e g re s s \ \ ho S h o t r* j r* j r L ive O ak P h y s ic ia n r o u n d U e a d r f O m ( b iU lr c M lo I m p o r t n ii t In D a n 's H a v e I ’la c c In a m ru ra l • £) A Miami D entist Is Nam ed C hairm an Tw o Mon A iv M o ftin y At I ) u lk s I Inm e T o Discuss F a r Fasto n i W ill’ S itu a tio n Its It \HOI.D PANIt NEW YORK^B^A detective told I A l.l. A ll A N SI,I. f* IwM W N i» K K !* !*»• i d c n t i - l i ’c t LIVE OAK ,1*-Dr C. Iwltoj the New York Stele Crime ComI4li|£«l V'tiliffifl *111\ ’ l?l*i **L! 14* I 'l x u n h n o t i a m ! T iro I t. n t ^ I it ■* M i u * . Adams was killed by three bollt-l-. million today that he rejected a it., j I.., In ( 1 *lt1r»*it** iii* u1 V r l h i i r r o t i f r i T i d t n i i .i v i n flu - tuiinc* fired Into his back. llr. J plltanl v» i , , , i; i -1» bribe offered by a member of the N>* 11li * * ,i»\ i r tu** ‘ - i . i Workman testified today In tinN c g l l t l> l i t l i t \ C tl l o I)rlim tli> A iT i'U iitH iit I ' t tf J o h n I 'i f r r I h i l l o t l i r ' i * u r r • AFL International Longshoremen'* I t i» lilt I'r L**a imt ir i 11 I t i f 4" 1, . r * o f murder trial of Ruby McCollom. Association to ‘‘lay off the boys*’ H a v e I Seen K illed 11**144" III*!* 1 11*1114. I I . " .11 t" ( 'l l O S f l l IvJUMMJJ' S i ‘FI1i« on *ti n i it* . i r r . 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* H t slaying of Inc or-mtiicnl Sow an Jersey Cite detective John Wald­ In Robbery A tte m p t r. iT’ta i’v I tv M fC jirtv * 4* Ill'll ill ll' |*M\4‘im f l t r d * a j s a i ' !t**tr . m i l 11• 1f I i t i tf* *o nee County physician ron said the b'lbe was offered him All - f U...... .... M * , I i i l l o i i f 11 ( h i K i l l i i n W ,« r Dr Workman became the first In Nnve.aber. lis t. *>Y a man Ml. f Hit- lit* Mi 1 ill t AW 1 n r n « i r I ..it I T * *t 'ii fu iu i* i n t* | t t«|l!« Irfl Ih r witness for the slutr after the Nficd t Mi t.o. ,1 vejir old named Johnnie Alu. The brlhe tiF r ill x| • III t )’! Id J* «"t*t*"*HIII 1 Ma t ,*rt% tm lc in* -I 1*1*4 n i l Ii t * h ’ f 1 . *4 It ' | l | * t o r # ' 11 l i t H swearing in of a 12 man all while ^ ’Vr,> "f 'latTuia. wit" found starting with llo.ooo for three J e r­ \ 1|,| .toll'll Ml .j ,J. t. I \ |.*N|1 IV !■ Mill" »' It* f N 41k *41 111 11 If 11r i It t f ii1,* f i t . i I'l. I* r . p t f i r | 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 •P i n n o ! i i o o i f t i l l H i ' ' I ' l i i i i i T 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 (it a** 1 la ..lit. | . I ’ l I * i i n u t in a m i* i *h o i mi i l i ' 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 1 1 1 1If111 Ml I 44f T' ,11 if , ID * i d t fkf I n o n .h i Nf i i 1 \ r l h i i r Dr \ilunis lying on the Boor de nt 8 . ’iff llowuid Hood resented tified. ' *1 l , | M lll t t ' l ’ l t i f f * <1 11111 *1 11 >• • I tu’Tl t lu 1• " F I 1" lli c'it\« » D n * h 'd »**pltf 111 • I > T.I t i l l h l ll lf V * jin a doom ay wlilcti separates ttie todns. Waldron took the wltnsia stand i r n l I m - m i ’ ” * m ,*M if! 1 > h » M i i r f o r vv h u t ,i <h i T d u ‘iI :i* I la ■b not; . colored watting rtHim from the •• on . 1 anti it I .......... . f t '- I'll" i 1 a ' et.iM ie", as the crime commission’s probe i T i ’l i .M k 1 1 1 * t M i4 .41 11 i loorhi** *0 in i’l t i n ' M i l ! , l‘, 44Ms1 1 ' Ilf’i't it - it nib ss d i Mi. r if f IV A . treatment room o ' Ills office 1 1■ 1 of racketeering In the world’s lorg. OIN. MATTHIAS* tIOOWAT (left), Norm Atlunlic Treaty Urguntiuttoi uumtiaun IriM nirr L M h i'i* I I I . i j r i f% i i M l l l i m r j ' L V! -N Nil IlliM * A 1! 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^ a if I hi i ,.i **i i d 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 In m l toot Is'i-u Mdlt o|ien ss ills no "■an:. - 1 Waldron Identified Ain ns n mem­ parley preceded the ministerial meeting of the North Atlantte Council ( IIM A T♦" L-" 1‘ " ’ i n llr r t f i r 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. /In te rn a tio n a l) tifI rat'll ■*ill l.o ! hr r i’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" w tor 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 *e tiii'li, tli*' de | ..........hi til id AI ,i M■. At, Wit \ I M r hill I'l I’M'iUlM * i.iM'* d r m mu i h i m .! M . o A i l h o r 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 ' 11M I f • i«.irking linn * • ir|*(ii* • I. dh iH.llt s said. Tin* botnbtn" lolnrcil fisc M. and l'n|Nisslti|e io secure an tm par Ila1 Is longing to Dio iVrrn*rd ■'.l o b ............. \o I anti Imrikf‘i I Ik 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 ’id.*iI it* ♦lav (Cockeyei Bmwn. w!«,«>• nainp lm» | of *tn* entire pir» panel on the it Imt*, ttiek* 1 1 , l*i ••*!••*’ f Mt 1 'no M. tL, I'l 1*1 : hiMliti;; Mill ii i *."■fdiiittiM ho It ami 1111 |" I MI'I tit' I*I i wid«‘1lt figured prominently In the commis­ ba*ls the small number of Negro*-, ..... . « i« ■t* , <nil!r,o liii \* Im s ,t ■ *11 tn Or i h i " JO I M ,m X 'iliiU . (M il l'l l I d lM * sion hearings. d ra in proved illserlmlnalion m 1Mkl Ml 111) I 414 t ih r ra rin g ito n o o I n l r t l fiif" I •11 I " Inti of Ihi* .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»HI t ht k m ill i i f i * * .! flu \\. *.* . tiho'* • t f 1'l.t f! - fm lit lit* rtiMi t\» icrj 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 At e ll M il Ml *' I lir* L*o tin* - it**i y lv e a tli* l l.iphm I t \lv n »• l'i|* *1 I* * I I • dl'UiiN . <•*«.! ........ that when he asked him wind lu- IV m pei’a tu r o In Z ell-j M ore 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 tei »d f1 »•» !>im »*f m n ir" Jutlj'r \*l ( • t III.’ . 1111. !Itr „ 11 ' ♦»*. 41. r 1.. o r Is P would "do no business unless you > w ood A re a R e p o rti re ivd u iic L i t u I*\> i i i |im% -g n M r i uumlH’r nf nil ft i m *uli iri | t** i|*l*i iii d ..f Mi I h I 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 Ta Ti no lit t |.!t l»r T h u rs d a y M o rn in g •ifill e t l A t 20 D e g re e s 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. "H ill I I I tl P one urn* ui>(|iiiillflt*4l *aii •*» Is i f | i | » l ■ ' I t . f I m f . f.4 . .1. *| I 1 lo I Ol 1 t ’old went her again struck luatj MIAMI >,p Frosty ss rattier rx^rpt ’tiii i r 1 L, j t.lL F ot A Miu.it balding man. he do- night n {*tu r,iI Mu*ir mitt ^ lu ln u in h of r lo f r . f l l p*t !•**. ' 1*l»«» 4 1.4 . *!» I l . l t 4* *. n t . at frail- in the Sattfeid arcu, t||p|ied tleiji into Florida ngiiln 'oriatinn uitli h r I.V't’l Mindiiv Miorninir* eHoed on constitutional ground* to • 1 '*»’ L i t Hi lt»* 1 • 1 *tt‘* 4|l 1 . • It* mu * * • ♦ •»*11 i i in i i iii fid •»ill It tl nl^lit. reixirlcd!} klliing runtMiniiiLV Itohi rt llox. n'l*tu* A *•»»***iif*i *• ior \ In* M *s 1 ' admit having met the three Jersey einisli-g undelermlneil ilnn-nge tt* I Tuesday ' ill ' t o 1' Mill 1 MV f l 1 faftm i Nil • . f I A M »t ||n Ir of I IS i t * Jill i ...... — 1■ of1 dollar* i..o.... — ->>. of ten has •111a 11 fi*iI full) s*ortl* Die hm| v, No Itupii'il 0 *1! Cltv detectives In u. Manhattan letnt»*rulores srent n* low n. Jti “tbmisBiuls tl .1 ", H lit Hil t' I M 1" i ' l l ' I..S4I d lo Im -pr.ik \t 1 i i, !- ,, t t degree** liceompnnU'd t«y n liewv.v tier vc'icItiWt" io llo* Kvergbidc* t%«11l|f I* *| 114I \ ,| | h\ O dm* tc*l d m . a , (i restaurant. t i t MU i l l . ' .*ll! 1.4fills I f t , I |k If i * Il l'l l * Ipi rlr ai - y ! Mri I L Ml • of lit, ••I know of no m jul rein nit i«» \ - inlii 11! ^laii winter funning men 'll l«*t It!"1 II IIP* ’ ii f L , Asked whether It was trur that fro t. ,.f u r \ l .............. I1<- .1 ITIK'Ml 11| H i l l lit 11M t l l a . . : i >1. i ' l . , k ,.( If I ' L . I I pi loir fot 'Ihr mulei fire* kepi the air stirred forn* thi* ilerk lo put Ihi1 ntintt* • irlifif ■ The muck um t lit Zcllwoml Smudge he hud tried to bribe them In I k i T i 1 ' . a d d i l l III ,11' i 1m i u t i t r i l i n lh tin! Ifrp let*’* in!a . J t i n , a Ii . k I* to protect -nun of Il4*\ mi tin* ti'iilrt* li.**I other than stifflr order to pad the pavrtdl of the slitsered under temprfutures which up -ofrleii'olls •ltd ;• im* p.pt 4 \ 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 I hnl flu* i Ivplf **f ’ i* M il . n il i «t 11* liu v n i ii i i . 11 r i 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 ( i l S 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 lin in foi flip |md I lit s h. \ » l i , . l - . . f In ,lt.tr.. iiillo d a ) K ! m*4I rh|»i. ••• i.f 41 gree" nt 7itH) o'clock list- morning, for the night, but eonsiilcrnble tloaa) privilege. h rrii frir m L *oo v • t*IIi*a* HnV kl ho i r'* -L i Ti mh n I i . o Iv o u m “ m ain 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 I 'IPs, i -its >if FIpi til 1*101 vonffili nri- ' Ihr ,;o\ r i oiiu:iil d* I IIt lo d of HieTin* 1 . N* Cl*1,11,1 Hudson County. N. J,. politics ves- manager for Chgve mnl Company. overall damage figures wen* a*till­ ever called for Jury duly In Si* chairman ^el- ta tltsi '. ai *i HI I*!* "In Ihr link i ioijmMi* lifimh ( 14*0 nti I t n o of T hr y*U' wanner County— * I k were i U m p ii II terslav Jn Its study of crime along He evprroicil the belief that dam- able. * j III.* cer* tar* t | M l"' mnl u. iMhe i H** Mil'll » I i niin*k t*r iVtitf'f h'l-b **,o ' 1 1 W|»m, ' AUt rillO'1* buur.l toi'nittei , - ", J * . At V"> Temperatures of xj to 311 degrees fled ImtuU'O the "Inin man had ug** to crtip« Itt th" vicinity I* very V'ii i ' a ■*ri lie t1 *1 1 ! I m fiTio iftr11• I, 1 been th e ir‘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(* M11111it I'll I Nik M flt.T lV ' 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 * iin r l\ Vef it rillMl? till* ror In the s|H<lllng of bis n.unc on from the hike Siime lo>* -(Hits I , M . it * 1 N I A I ll II " I inis ell'! h< a ii| of iiiiv o 'P* cirniIt was u pfcluro ilescrlhnl as !i4*f|irr I hr f u **'fd!*' (x’uurl *lt**'" P it ’' ill ’lir r e n ! (. Vt.it n il Sun Kerenn \v ,ii iii;n|e n|mfi Kii return .» I*............... Mief |(|\ * »»,t! , I1 4 completely unrenlistir hv Kenny, iilaiiilng of tun much damage dropped In 2.A tlegre** More Iro-t MU soinmnns. n f i % tm I frnrn (lie ’MU' /erne I ;j ,| SynilitV (VI 1. jirrfirdilijvf f" »'Kiji't rn*<if.| The trial was |s>-t|Hmt'*l Nos la IT wn* predicted for lliut'sd.i) morn • M whd defended himself from New around Hanford, except un tin* u if h 1 !m* i■**- m11 *• th.‘»! foil I ho A flic I'loiif'H K lin |•|*vI P*11111 .in .i mI V lji.it h im •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) • ’ I tf r ltd lit \\ t r i*<ll I mi , i 1.1 * a|ti» ~*s| Mf.fimi in ifk*nii fiviijiit:; the State .Supreme * ourt ii -|H'U.I us the nasi two day* (Continued On Page I’ai Sltl on the vvert slilr. In* explained, I Hal ■ 11<»i *I fn. It.,* - n* Ale' nefi.lM i L inn •**tYi >« Ii •m . . ntiflief •I Mn i ,iv Ti* ed defense lawyer I* tins *resss, .In Mluml'x low wu* 1(1 nt 1: n m wen* four or five degrees eolder T .,l!tlr * ll.lt I. V f I II I IIJi Ill . 1*«inM |!»h nuM.i, "is s'.n.tt. I'.'t it.- i. .| i i s »* It* e 11 tm! »n The chill weather nm -ril lv* o | Jacksnmllle, from it.*prinin*** nf * ’ll uni I i n in . Un i i |m •ban elsewhere in lids Immediul" |ii ■it". ,. t'su , ut.u" n * '"Olli *'* * . I mIJN I if f! . i i I airplane accidents Tile situs T>n la** fur six months lu*c u-. "f *m «!IH im • Til I'll. i. Iliriu.l 1*. Alli'iugii' . M.iii > II > f h it'll K> "I kiuns llieru'a >lamiige." lie plioD, one a winntui. eni-in.l in ''Ibienl eunduct but nut m nlsing ri'i.uilm i, 1 " p in .-.1 "i .1 iv I(*t * lie '.I* separate accidents sslub |>ee*lmg Ibis cum * brought out, Imt explained Hie tin II. 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 crop* cannot be determined until i« lll«’ !’!!!»•» f* fit 1111! 4* 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 climbed I* f|<| »4‘)ltMl|( \Allilt 10 t.f Tli. i * He t i iln .I l|n t Milt* > • Mil • t Tri It |f " • !»!i' 1 .... appearance of Frank l anoon.| uninjured from her definitely there 1* "some dumuge'' wrecked plane r.t Kendall when Jacksonville, ns n defoos. oltor III' nl t ll IjIM'l jni in • i i n u t1•* v i alt IL "Florida Is nrobubly the V-rt to leaf crop*. •fit* * m (ih •i, <|>)i• Mm. 11* *• I-, li nf no! ••Till- -ti'hiMiI iilli imin ii. 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 i I *| '4 11*' t nm *11 ..I an) 1, ...I I . Ili.ll t.f ■U n L| tiumnn, Duval (.mints M.itiellor, fm till* NVtf ti* (‘Lilih ■M, I ro t"> in fi<" of it-m tn warfare," kinds' unit cun stand the cold by trees. *"M II'nlTT Iiit!MbM! tn nl** in Mir i | lu ll ifiu ’» ti. ■ Norman Hags* ell. 23, Asheville, iolmnl (Mis Ifendersuo. J, i - | k*" Ip Lnti •*, villi On ii | •| h n nl nf tin I n In tn. * .f l.t. John ft. Milter, USN. ulatloncd weather pretty well," ht* cuelluued. ♦ if Shil! I re .n| i'll iii1 h aTmm • i nl!*' In.lyr’ IK'liul.k .ill I Mi 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 ft mii r** i i 1<k " 'In' l T I..... .. I II I I II m *l. . * *n niN' nil,. • *»f *>4 Him i ; Tin* i»ln Niiinj' IMS.w-1a Mi 1 « **IV *»■ • I •A a (arm near argued It was Improper for . pro' J| L | | , s| 1 ’ In !*•♦. 1 | n the KpUi-oonl Clme-'li at the Pur- ery much, though it will affect was demolished on ____ nlimni Ti >|mi I ■ . nil** - e r lo I•> i i • •>* I,H . 1 ’ 1ll! l F■r **• **' ______ linulri*. The pilot said In* bees mi e d ito r In one counts to serve as On* |infM'i’utl"M »*f '»!’ m k m h ! a • fnil llotl«e |««t night, T Lit. nl. t il.il. ,| nluTth **,i i pi. iiMi tl t * 111 tin t *m h i | i i » n t * h , i* * n i n ii** n»i* the yield »ome." M • ii iit. KI *» • . M4..|' 1 .........1 from smudge defense counsel In nnotjfyr blinded by smoki Inn f ........... . I ( i »TIa l.t. Mll'cr tmlntcd not Ibnl *r’ mn 11 I T i i . x ill k lent Ilf Nl..n il 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 il l* "ti' un i hit j,* 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 III L i »11 111 if 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'mil ml til* 'll H i . i V I I* ,sT«i. Klmiifl i ' iii 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 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 I line ......... ill for Sei* Uni'* i 1 \ la f l or 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 inn ■ fm s< it,ile 't1.i jni n v le iiife I** Hi* I . i i L ‘1hi i . ( lnL|. n moat Important mllltnrv target*. »nhl, reKultlng in les* damage. h lil 11* v liild n ,»i," Ju'lu* ^ irii* I If n i lit* reported badly damaged. *ut. nf I'TocMn n li’Ue In another Jurisdiction I” *in * w ill 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 ' <.1 t .** Some strawberry blooms and •It iuri 1 lit Ti .. \ L t l im| ' ' a lie un mi il •1Ml I • . ’ »K. . t i bomb exidoidon" he explained, The In the Immediate area or Sanford fruit was reported damaged In the iurors. Cannon iudlcutcil the d e ­ In* tJikff* in i*t« iii-e*» of niiM nl IN |< Ni. hin I **kit '1 "l«< i f|l Tr nun** •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 till tl after tiip Li* fm i ■m ill If nr 1Lis Hi Hltti r1 tn ill • N the air b u n t! 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\NtM L 1* 1 A. ■ in Aii iit I m 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 b u n t. 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 11k I'.iv itlll" , fx ( Ml f f • \|ilfii III *1 f left! li it .. .* IM’I •J T.ik' I rhndpel deitruetive effi*cta front age. I n Planned l‘'or Xnins .111 •UNI It'o .tlnued Un I'axe Mix) here Au 3 In a dispute ns. r pay t t«*«‘!illi Lii tluJuv Ll.- Tn 14'* 11»d t L* K the flint type, tb<> bleat lt*"<f. njni IN t Hit II,' mi! t lit, t it 1 i m a ile r III i'll I. lit* Mi nf I 111* till «** Tl> The extent of tin* dumage, he ment of a hill for prof" "don at ii i.i. in i f.o N. ii,it ti, pobliran atol"' to lit* <- Ot ■>.I It;' I, thermal, and nuclear radiation. r||r«t‘,’« wIlt!\% l*t| iiHl* ll Hl'lv llli’f l, flitll said, would be “liurd to say," as services W A S IH M i IO N f llu I ' i .-I u l 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 t llf f ls Ilf | k1*i i is \ nt |*i ujHNly f I' Mill f i e llep n rtio e u l '■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 flu VOlltl'WII !|ImIhi"!« I'MMl-tMl, infill liiu l ii p iirtliil m ill ■mn li'c " i l l In ■til > lligtit, ■il<ri11,. . I’otnea from the bln-t Itaulf, and five* Lurtflm lr< «»f i»ri\ «• •• Iioiiim* u rm ldiMl mi F r t ilii* . Di r 211. which . . v*-.l yri, "■\A , w lit i ■ ii i .1 l i i iji.it it 'l iil l itei'ldi in ■.inl> tlie Inoc for the State Senate have Hie heat radiation which la revere fir f»utlyli!)£ InHlflNHk* *'N111l»tlfl ll I'rc-dtlrnl T ru m a n Im dosigm ite.l W"1,1", - ll" ...... I, I io ... I ,, r, ' ti .1,1"', Inn i'li t In will tiarkm g ot a ; i out id ( .u l* m i l I,.- roll I.-. I enough to ret clothe* on fire a STAMI’ roi.I.EFTOK COM HTEII mi nU. im an iiilditlom d ('h rls lm io liolldu; w bo ‘. im ijhii li 1 I I .rnlar' er ' It- ,S .o i,o .,l "|,L, r I . .1 lr- tni mile and a half from the air llu* a I\ I n if f lr v InlutioTlN !nvnl\ ORLANDO MX-Tin* first trial for un. em inent workerI tin (ililnnn tin tin pre"! w ill, ,■f .■>, I ■ ,■|gain .I, hurit," ho added. here on a charge of evading the IJ I linnnf t i’rk lu if' t h lv iiu ', Tho dep u rtiiien l >iml Hint v» Iv iw aril,in ilrntlid laiiniii.itioo "If you aro far enough away A festive *1*1 rit rtigiii'd over federal gambling tax law resulted t vi i> mv IIIun I.i niiil ttm* cum* i»f v in m any ;n,«■nl w o rker' a» ean I, t1..11 a,i )i >) fi111ti■«11, Si ii Frank ' u I ai ol K an sits. T utu Lenton, A'lly Manager, ut- the l.lons ('tub's annual Christ- i if Ihe conviction Tuesday ,*f Her- IffI lull 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 \ 11I niJ fu r |iiv(*Tiili on ilm l duv a k in liir Flo* nl,i ailtii ' nnip.iign conferrri a itt. the genvlve bplh heat and nuclear radia­ icrcnco of the National Itiverx & In Casselberry Inst night. About grn. Federal Judge W. J Barker D riv e r’s l|ei*o».". o f all ttm H ow ever, tile opcnitlons cull for ■'Im i i rat y d li'O lp A all' told n new" Harbor* Congress In Orlando to­ 1I ON- Blip * MN I'llUf U N tion,* *ne aald. deferred sentence "5 couplees filed Into tho spacious 'enough mist o ffice window MTV loo Inn, in i ii liiinlo, lit I.i,"" n l.il f.u mol,•relive iftrr rd Hint If T a ft “the human borlv la extremely day, a t which U. H. Ren. A. R. lodge, first <l"*po tiling their I " lu in e rt re in o o u lilc ri ip ilre n n Ml- III. I’Xpl* M-.il.ll of ,||.l,| lid Inn ft Ol 11 • ant, I ii lie l!> I'liMlr in Ii ,nler o' reilatcnt to the effecta nf atom*- (Fyd) Kwrlong was slated to gifts under the brightly lit of the public " noil III" 'lo riu i.i tin* "Inti, 1 iinwntne he will " WllllinJ l.Or In , ll i'l tin tu. | m lb. Semite pherie preaiure," Lt. Miller aald, speak, 'lu m b e r of nm il deH verl"- 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 'd lu l tiren with tho malty groups of happy would 1" Ip I" "an g. i I tir-b all j..i. I And C arlso n aided pound*. of prciiure oer »guare Inrlit sneak a t the meeting were Col. couples, How ever, there w ill lie tin ru ra l lie bixlv Kiwaninn ■ t.. do n Imi yon ran f.o | I . , ' a r T a ll foe ihe inti whereat the bulldinra at Na­ W alter K. Wll.cn, Allunta, di­ d e liv e r" 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 em plovo" wlui tiuvo to Mr. I onmill) to brlp Idm in ltd Moll. ( art'o n and 'w u II Alexgineer*; Col. H. W. Schull, Jack| work on ttm 2o|li " I I I ho glro il ■llirl gt or j-," 3D. 1.00" said John ‘ n iile r S m ith of New terse y 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 .im p e in a lilig tim e off at Milne I’I'to i .i ul-,i otgr.l 111" Kiwi man dieted there '"11 I"' im light .im am : Hcveral “plugs" to send Mr. Connolly a gri will Senate Hepubbemi- o u r the po^t, " la te r .'ute. gloi*. hoard*, and other debrl* Harry I,. Fox, Mobile, Ala., Corps whlfl. wu* soon followed by the pirsenlrd at yesterday’" 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 I law said they are eouvmeed Sell hearing. wero given by sneakers yesterday Tallahkaten, chief engineer, DlI ’ lr- n |ri I I. Ala. itii S liim , ipto i , effect* of tha expiation. If you s t\le » Brid g e " of New H am pshire with favorite oldtlmc hits. More than JlltO p.-opl" were p f ut the review (nvcKtlgutb.ii "onvl.lon of W ater Survey and Re­ NKtV H Aliin HEI.AY A SSI lit FI* who provided o v rr tin- in rr lin g 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 iiv e iv e d p rrro lssio " to doesn't want it you will probably ba attfa." Itulh declared they didn't d is­ down only long enough to fill only one voice wn* raised cities will he linked lo tile tlcll have tile . lu ll send M rs. 8 . J . The meeting wa» proeldad over chairman of the Flotlda W ater­ th*lr plates wJtli food from tho noers a t Cocoa with roforciico to which Hie Improvement of tho Canaveral fn opimsltlon Pi (lie harbor pro­ system’s new microwave ratlin re N ix u g e l-w e ll card. M l. N U was cuss llu- m a tte r with K B e n h a w cr. way Congress, and (Hate Hen. J. T a ft , c iiu ii m an <>f the Senate ject. David B. Breen, 81, Align-* lnv. n telephone official predicts a fo rm e r 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 J r , an Infor > AV, AV. tinwson, . tioirmon of >|io i It I F I’ollev F n m m llle e . has said Forroit llrerkcnrldgr, sir rotary tiim, represcatullve of the Associa­ ute* of (ha ta it maatlng- The Rev. of the teglsfative commlttoa on self-service and variety of deli­ lie lx a v a il 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 l Omi nl t l m In ebargn of not m aking a fight for it Brid ges, H. L. Zimmerman pronounaad tha waterway*. cious Polish-food reminded many ly dlssentod against unv furtlicr canal, said contact wux made by Bell relepbnm tn .. told Jackson I ....... Arm, k. ttle, asked oil m ino rity leader in Ihe D em ocraticinvocation. ( 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 it c le a r 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, K iw unions w ill I k , mini- Irirlly s;nit onl\ in an effort to King Lion Ed MrCall gulekly concs'nilng tho proposed canal pro- ronllrod in having I lie proposed e r' to with-dand hurricanes ullij; the kettle.". a le r t a p a rti fight The East Foost chain of rd a " railed the meeting tu enter be­ luct in reports presented ul Hi" deep w ater Imrbor. He mid other The p o ssltillilv of a battle w as seaport ureas Im.I evidenced no towers fur lelevUloti and ti'lenhntiL' fore Hie dinner was completed hearing. underscored when T a ft sh arp ly signals now uxtcmlx from Boston IvivvaniM C lu b (Jives and Cecil Carltop. substituting deerense In gasoline or other pe­ Favorable statements, Rrocc rlllc l/ e d E lse n h o w e r'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) X y lo p h o n e T o H an d 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 M ovie 'I’in ie 'r u b le 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 th e/har­ Ii IimhI to stay alive till CbriNtuins. a school asacmbly ut thu SUN uudi points of 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 2 dll) 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 -*—*— Blow With Axe ^ w No. Ml Wire Leaf Crops Hurt Frosty Weather Some As Mercury Dips Into State Drops Below 301 Damaging Crops Of Racing Board ISafetv Kules Kor lluntim r. Fishinj* To IU* Knuiimsi/cd In Juvenile Court Store October 1st. Lt. Miller Tells Men’s Club About Atomic Exolosions * 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 seru m c Weather K s a iiK A •ifW ,v !V* � 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 16, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 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 16, 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/4960d099194d8c030a108eb2afa1eb17.pdf b89755efd2f1f4f1456f4c2f043ca2bd PDF Text Text T 0 0 New F a s t F re ig h t In au gu ration Of Blues In The News G overnor M cCarty Service Is Begun By BOB ANTHONY Is Open To Public By 2 R ail Lines In keeping with the Christmas spirit, the Public Works Depart­ ment at NAAS la putting up decorations all around the station. A loud apeaker system has been set up outside the Chapel and it was gtvan a try-out yesterday with a recording of a Christmas hymn. Another Indication of the near­ ness of Christmas is the many men preparing for that long-awaited leave that will taka them home for Christmas or New Yew'a. The holiday leave period alwnrd the station will bo divided Into two sections — Christmas and New Year's. Tho Christmas leave period will be from Dec. 10 to Dec. 00 and tha New Year's leave period will bo from Dec. !I0 to Jan. 10. Some men have chosen to be home for Christmas and some men will he home to sec tho now year in hut there will also he some men who will stay right here in Hanford for tho entire holiday season. And those men who will be staying here can be assured that tha men at the Galley will he preparing and serving the traditional Navy tur­ key dinner to celebrate Christmas PgW The National Emergency Ground Defense Force has assembled for tha last time this year. After a short drill period Tuesday afternoon, It was announced that there will be no more meetings until after the first of the new vear at which time there will probably he many new men replacing the pre­ sent members of the Force. William O. Ilensch, aviation ma­ chinist’s mate third etas*, reported aboard NAAS fro m » tour of sea duty. Ills wife Is s at home In Taylor*. 8. C. but Bill say* he plans to bring her to San­ ford soon. Ha has been assigned to the Special Services deportment h*l?arold K. 8hepherd, air controlman third class, received some good news recently when he learned he has been accepted at tha U. H. Naval Preparatory School In Balnbrldge, Md. Harold la attached to the operation* department here TALLAHASSEE—Everybody'* In­ vited. but there'll be no special In­ vitation* when Florid* inaugurate* Dan McCarty of Fort Pierce *■ governor for the next four rear*. Inaugural chairman Justice Elwyn Thomas says all the ceremon­ ies of the Inauguration are open to the public and there'll he no activities. Even state officials, legislators governor won’t gat specisl Invita­ tions to come. There'll be seats near the platform for officials, with room for some 1S.000 people within seeing distance of the cere­ monies. For the first time In State his­ tory, the ceremonies are going to be held on the west side of the capitol. This will make it possible for more people to witness the In­ auguration. The ceremonies will start at 11:90 a m. with an address by out going Governor Fuller Warren first on the pngram. >t 12:00 noon the chief Justice of e Florida Supreme ................ .............bring, will admin­ ister the oath of office and Mc­ Carty will be officially Governor of Florida. An Inaugural speech by Governor McCarty follows, with this phase of the program scheduled to con­ clude by 11:45. A parade down Tallahassee’s Monroe Street, headed by the Fori Pierce High School band, starts at 1:90. A general Invitation for counties to send hands and floats has been Extended to all counties. Binds wanting to enter the parade should contact the local Clerk of Circuit Court, or the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce. However, the Inaugural Commit­ tee has emphasized that It'a mak­ ing no effort to get a float or band from every county and doesn't expect to make up an Extravagan­ za. McCarty's first Instruction to the committee wai to plan an In­ auguration day In keeping with the dignity of the office. The evening of Inauguration day there'll be four Inaugural balls, Including one at Florida A. A M. College for Negroes, to ton off the day’s activities. . Inauguration Is a four-year highlight In this Capital City and local citizens are looking forward to perhaps the largest influx of visitor* of all time. Here's a good menu for a buffet supper: Baked ham with Raisin Sauce, Potato Puff, cole *law with attrartive garnish, hot buttered biscuits. Servo a layer rake or apple pin with cheese for dessert — with lots of hot strong coffeo, of eoursa. .Serve deviled ham aandwlche* with cream of tomato soup for n weekday lunch. Kreah fruit — nears, apples, or grape* — taste good after this combination. WHCW you DAYS TO REMEMBER • • • • • WEDDING BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CHRI8TMA8 MOTHERS DAY Always Nlre To Gl»* THE ESSEX STUDIO ROBERT L COX PHOTOGIlAPHF.lt ION NORTH PARK AVKNUK FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONF. B it after which he will return to flanford for duly. r. seminations ware given today Examination* to candidates for the Limited Duty Officer Program throughout the Naval service. Two men to take the exama aboard this elution were John J . Davis, boatswain's mate rst class of NAAH and Joseph C. erinon. uvlatlon machinist's matchief, of FAHRON 821. To ho eli­ gible for this program an enlisted ,,'* n must ha a first class petty officer or higher, he a high school graduate, hava at leaat ten yenrti of honorable aervlca In tho Navy, Lo In perfect physical condition and be rerommendvd by hit com­ manding officer. Those men finally selected through thla program are commissioned as Ensign, Limited |Duty Status. S MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE Hal Boyle Column By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK LB- Success ran coat too much. And If men have to start wearing girdles to achieve lt-wcll, success nae plumb priced Itself out of the market for the average man. The Idea that the American male needi a glrdla to get ahead In a woman's world belongs to Dr. Bur­ gess Gordon, president of the Women's Medical College In Phil­ adelphia. The distinguished mrcllc snya girdles contribulo to a gal’s seme of well being by elevating her abdomen, thus allowing her to get more air Into her lungs and oxygen into her body tissues. And If men are going to compete with women successfully, he be­ lieves. they had better start wear­ ing this secret success weapon, too. Well, I have Just completed a poll nr IS men on this question, and they voted M to-l ns follows: " I f wearing a girdle i» to spell the difference between success and failure, we'll give up right now and go fishing Let women rule A fast new freight service will be Inaugurated on a four-day-*week bails for rail shippers of Florida perishables to easternbound markets beginning with bindings Monday a n d lasting through the growing season, it wus announced today by the At­ lantic Const Line nnil Senbnard Air Line railroads. The service will lie effective on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays of each week through the season with the exception of the week nf Dec. 21-27 and Monday, Dec. 29. At the request of many shippers and receiver* of Florida perish­ ables, the ACL and Seaboard lines decided to Institute this service on an experimental basis in collabor­ ation with northern connecting lines. This new service will provide third morning market arrivals at Washington, Baltimore, Phllsdelhln, Newark. Jersey City and few York. A somewhat similar service was operated during a por­ tion of the shipping season In "I'v e been weiring a olrille for 1947 48, but the new schedules, which become effective Monday, five years, but It l.ai been ten will give shippers about Ihree hours years since I got a ru‘- - In piv additional loading time with the Do you think mv girdle i» too same market deliveries at desti­ light or too loose?" The surprising thing about tinnations as afforded by the 1947-48 poll is that the men didn't ot>- *-* service period. Since this third morning delivery lo girdles on the grounds they service is being conducted on an were unmanly, or that George experimental basis, it will he Washington had managed to win n maintained only if patronage Jus­ war without the help ol u corset. The chief objection r v that gir­ tifies continuing the period. The present fourth morning dles for men are h&sle.itly iirpraec schedules from Florida to Eastern Ural. "My wife looks belle*- in e girdle markets will continue and will he In addition to the new third morn­ and it is o-i|v reasonable In udmit that I would, too " - old one min ing service "But here's Hu- prohlen- ti tnkes all the muscle that bolh iny wile Billy May To Marry and I have to pour her into u H im AKent’s Ex-W ife girdle now. "There Just Isn’t enough strength * our family to get us both Into HOLLYWOOD i*v- Bandleader l irdles. If I started wearing a gir­ Billy May Is going to marry the lie, she would cither havo to quit divorced wife of his business ngent earing her* or I would have to Carlns Gastel, and Gastel, In t cep a hired man around Just lo reciprocal mood, is going in wed help me squirm Into mine." the former Mrs Billy May Another man said he felt confi­ That’s the way tilings are, says dent about competing In the bus­ May's press agent. Gene Howard, iness world against women, be­ who added that Mrs Gastel and cause he was sure their elastic May are In Bloomington, III, armor was actually a handicap to where May Is on tour with his them, orchestra. Gastel and Mrs. May "They have to struggle so hard are due hark from an eastern trip getting Into their girdles they artoday, said Howard May and Mra. Gastel ore expected home Just be­ fore Christmas. up enough to tackle nnv real The Mays were divorced Nov work," he said. "B y then I've got 21, the G.istcN Dee 2 Both wives most of mv day's work done " alleged cruelty Both have two And a third commented: children by their dlvnrrrd mates “Oxygen Isn't so scarce a man Howard said the quadrangle has to wear a girdle to get It. started when Gastel began man­ If you need more oxygen, wouldn't aging May a year ago It be almpler just to keep an oxy­ “ He became friendly with Billy's gen mask handy, like airplane wife," said Howard, "and it got pllou do?" to be a constant thing. With Billy F'or two generations American and Mra. (iastel It seemed In start men have forged ahead hy follow­ nut as a mutter of crying on each ing Horatio Alger’i two bask- rules other's shoulder, hut soon they for attaining itic m x : 1-Hard work. 2 - Save a banker’s child from Continued Alertness being trampled by o runaway horse. By BuHinesfl Is Urged Both of these rule* are hard enough to follow. If Dr. Gordon is ST PKTKRSBUUO UT—Florida going to add a third formuU tor businessmen will have to keep iucceas--"wear a glrdle',-the* ordi­ man is Just going to decide their eve* peeled for economic op- nary rffames Isn't Isn't la-nvth iKia nnmlln the game worth the candle, ixirtunlties In maintain the present llsm rate nf progress, a State Chamber lie'll go down on tho Bowery anil of Commerce executive said here today Harold Colee, Jacksonville, ex­ ecutive vice president of the State Chamber, cited growth of the cit­ rus industry, tourist business, cat­ tle Industry, lumber , phosphate und other Industrlra. "It is a fact that no state today Is doing more than Florida to quicken the movement of tho dollur und no xtete Is doing more than Florida In Improve the cultural position nf its people," Colee said In a talk prepared for noon de­ livery lo the 8t. Petersburg Rotary Club. Colrc went on to caution against thinking that under such circum­ stance* "the forward leadership of each of you can he dispensed.*’ Jellied tomato salad baa so many usee — It's delicious served with a cheese souffle, broiled shrimp, fried fish fillets, or roast heef. Flavor the tomato Juice used fur the eulad with grated ordno, lemon juice, and freshly-ground pepper. Finely diced celery added Cream - style cottage cheese mixed with Rouuefort or blue cheese (crumbled), eour creem, Worcestershire end grated union, makes a delicious salad dressing. ^ to this aspic makes for good tex ture contrast. toot M a t A T..Q . New and Used Instruments R ep a irs and R ccond iU onlne Bukur’s Musical Instrument Shop • »»» Two Whole Years To Pay . . . As Little AS *1.25 Per Week Use Our Easy Pay Plan or Our Christmas Layaway I OAN< MIS! l> f>I AlH GENERAL^ Refrigerators Ranges R electric priced from priced fron Automatic Washers Wringer Washers G EN ER A L ELEC TR IC TELEVISION Completely Installed . . . 1 " ^ " • llogen Booster SET Pny $a .8o p* Only O nly \ m $ 1 9 .9 5 * rlco D. Of Course. It's Electric SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF XMAS [TOYS See Our LARGE DISPLAY AUTOMATIC CLOCK RADIOS RS • ('LOCKS • IRONS AUTOMATIC TOASTERS SANDWICH GRILLS I. P. • 5 II. P. * 1 2 II. P. Prices From $118.50 AS LITTLE AS *2.35 PER WEEK 12 MONTHS TO PAY! TRICYCLES • WAGONS • AUTOS • TRACTORS Choose Now, and L'«« Our Layaway Plan Universal Model 401 Under Dntih $ Completely Installed SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS AT “the friendly Htore” Goodyear Service Stores PHONES 222 . 223 NOW ON DISPLAY 1953 | 113 SOUTH PARK AVE. Th e [D u a l-S tr e a k SANFORD. FLORIDA Heavt 'o n t i a c ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES C R ED IT BU R EA U O F SANFORD TELEPHONES 180 muI 1071 Room 404 Sanford Atlantic National Bank Bellding Seat W t rs C W r W lK e trJ Complete Stocks F o r m SEMINOLE All Cara! A GENERAL MOTORS MASTERPIECE! �Ri. r US’'. *• III r 11 * ba y iiT T - 4’ lilt IF 10U Don I \ \ | .M ill.I I I .air .vxl ronllni—d rnhl through It—siinv. fro.I limight. Iim nl t*-mprt.illiirs In low I I I In ninth I Inr nl.i .in*! low !«'•. Interim **f south t Ini itl.i »*t#lia yoa. Sanford Xlrtalil. CD; Uelivery. by 7;00 P. II.. plss.e rail YELLOW (A ll t i l l AN IN IIH I'E N D tN T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XLIV E sta b lish e d 1!M)S Florida Is Braced For Colder Blast * Predicte d Tonight Frost And Freezing Temperatures Are Forecast For All Sections Of State : SA N FO RD . « II .O K I DA M ON DAY D E C . IS . I!».r.2 ** F re ig h te r S in ks A f t e r Collision T rum an c a i i s rc r F reed o m Nit. S2 Atesocin It’ll Pre-m l.ca n 'd Wirt* A llied G u a rd s Kill 8 2 of Mind, Spirit M u tin o u s C o m m u n is t P r i s o n e r s On I s la n d ’pcs it lent I'oints To Threat (>1* ( ’nmmiinism. Also Dangers ( )f Thought Control Eisenhower And Wife Take Part b Xmas Carols \iv W o i i i d I ' m I I n tkASIIIMiTUN V President tin t i d i o s t O lD > Mf .Mock Atomic Ihunl) Laid Drill I rtltn ill! Hiihl f(Hla> Hie MIt*:i nf By T V A sw laled Press ft**«ntnm is in dmt^n nut only from S ta g e d I 'i< »t \ t*t w Already pla pin tilted by a days Inn;: «iMMIIIIltllNtll t'lit IniMI lltmp Mtin told s|>*ll which has hurl some '( iinl the gi»\oriiiiiifil tu in K o r e a n ( '. .M f l i c t rich truck crops. Florltl.i readied tlenernl Sings Along Di»» tnitiil and i»irlt Monday for an oven more severe 'Thr i*\lrrnal tli»•••• Iibi'ilv I'I ' \\ Koto.i t* \ltii*il gturiU chill IhrealettbiR mips all over the Willi (lirl Students dituild md dri\r th mli* 1111. .1 H’* fill 11|f t*||> t (•tnmutM'd i*ristale. mg lilwrty at Iiiiiim* '* lir **anl •Ilf » Mill .k*oind( .! I •»» on Pnnvj.Ytit Of i laniard College Smut flum e. fill Suml.iv In ilm«r kktin umd lt»» g«»\rniinrnt 1 I I . >IM«I it III •1*10111111: tun* n| ttltlrlv scattered purl* ol North I i*» ri'giilaitt* m.ilti r of the mind ... . |(pi| lint ••! lit#* ko Florida. The merettry fell In 27 I \|'\\ yni.K r Hen Dwlshl • I •i »irit .»»♦• Ilk* iiipm (hu .ti* >n # w ti in Urn) wrirwi .mu on I I - Culver •,, K), ril|l,m rr , hrMmna (ft aid (f I•••hi.: tiniitlcM'd that Htr> r •oto M*. Mint pi >lty of rloruM rnnipt** il « < , . . . . . . . .1 i •••!«9iiIt nil idf In a\((id *ik>.i«>t ••d .id » •• \»|M»»• Ml •id t\\•• villa* student* shivered In 2i21 tie ......■"> "•K'** 'lo,,r vl 11•(i|| | ottllol 'Ml* in ptrod ' \my of liu t nlmnlila l rtii\rr«*lty I ho I' i • hIi'IiY' h M-m.uk « f h hi • i1x r urnfhrr t o I thtf kills: ID’d P But the worst lav ahead A hit rvulilrurr in n Yr.*i«lilii»iml r.intlle ImtpIi |»n |i,in d tui liivitiiii re ler two tiny eoltl wove was In pros l»:*lil rerrnmny ileillcnteil In the \•i•lit•i ilit * lid fho 11•»t l»V ntmilt (•ttiMtitiM di*diritilit; i m-kk %tirmr I—cl •••Nl dll' tl t i*l • kdi mi mlorimrs he,nl of the university. m *?»r National NnliPr- f«»i •ll» ihL.I.Ix .» t J*.Mt id .1 kllMVk o |t»*l| Twenty two students of llnrnnril "Ii doern'l look jiiaal nl nil." ;do\ of tlo- |>f*clnt utloo "( |nd«* • ••!.• ' *»i • (knot fi snld Mcti'iirobi'ilkl Wnrren o Jnltn College, it miiiii nil's mill of In f(t*lldf*vi« r f iillbtttldloli and Pill of noil of the Federal-State Frost tiimhln. liei*an singing enrols out­ V i ..tv* .11 ti. .id of 1h»* • .1 Piglil' side Ihr I'resldenl eleet's home. Warning Service nl l.nkelnml. •»\N •*IOIO. Mid t . tin ii. d from Ml Him* doriiiodit tiak( to*di Elsenhower, contlp's mul li.it t O *III It till Dll til At .f tip e#f lie forectisl fro*i ntul frre/liii* ••d«d til d ii" r:i>r\ >|Nrliilh dr tomtiernUircs In nil farming ureas les*. ennie out In greet the sin ••K I'l.'tld t•.III l» lid lopoftod ;n» d to |Mot«*«t tlo m fiom •V«*|e* of trie stnie. Fim t " t< predicted dents in the eliilly nir nml join ••t \thin undoi kiinti i*l •oim Ioio t.odi'i the tiriio* t» i over most of Floriiln nut* in In Hie sluging IH' wife Hnvw on IL i i .MM*d Dn •land •mutmid •Ohio 'td»- Milt told? lo •It \ (to* 1 eonl iomI enme out to hum nlon;; I r • ..I t «omi Miller »titl M'ednci'dti' io*111• 'odd** ills J'M|\k I ♦flllliflN IIIMlV•' l),t *kIII •I l»f Sills I •im i •• liny s< •iHoitli rnl lo Its » lib li»»*»n 1d md uidi:mi*nt MiMr Johnson "anl'in—d crowns of ui* • Ttiirclnr• » # .• • • ♦ (. ..» • •'Ml| f |i iMflll'l i C II * I 1*1,11 I'lM « 1st til* Is«11Is* • .»»»• I l| fl»|l rtorenee Slonn. I’I year old liar 11 ••■ •t * i T drnnmenl.il> liolli home "ro>n '■lilt I III’ I 1(0* t It lit |e(ff Old III# * 11 | Mill i Im 11. rlitff I In" ntimi I'm Its . V |N«ttli| Mil' •enior from (ireenwleh |i|KtOpH' It lie 11111I nursery raised to piotml 'mril l ,P | ,|nr:i*liKi ••»• niobf-d iirt.tri I Ml lt_ T»,« |a? •II IkIII II •Inl •iglit |hi •i n»r» •tM'll I«| s\«'l •i *. « rtntt > Id them ki—oiic wb« eno prnt"rt Conn n-.ki'il Ci-cnhowcr If lie hnil ' .*i »rd fl tsftl (ttr I ||| H’t ee# • » • D i m • t i n * i i i . i ' h m i l SmiM«||tiui|i« t tlielr Iruck crops by imy mentis 1 fn' orlle rnrot •(dt^ri'ka up satinitik tin ti ll **t "Whnl 'in* IIi ist one we heuril Id Ii p» •sH|| certninly -Inmlil do mi. wild .Inlin Light* r iillltfd I •I •• it * t u t s on television timlrlit***' the vi neml It IM • trot son. To • dii'iiih at tlo- N'. ho • til .1 .Dill. drove o>* ner» In II— northern 1 kill Ills wife Prompted by Ihr ttndihn "The Ni-rlil fringe of the eltrns Iwll |srnl»n»sl> v'lrU he it*'eldeil ll Itolury Speaker I non.to (| tl di tri d*«t*t !• • * • • * * fnp .. l»*. k will fire their eltrn* lands .tohn lli'fnr*' rhri«tmin>." nml ll ->tis ii.ilmos. f.ior Mo i h dh O'T nf imu 'MIL' A |>nllremun "--iLI—d In the It *.it nk son sniil I— expected miiiii* hent • "(ti t• • md hi «*iil oik t’k.'it Im 1 - lilt !*..'». •1 MMl •fl (Mil lnt< wIII lie neee«sur» i-i he* Hillside of the re«ideiiee loineil in • o*| aim (tint la it ’Month t|*t< 'Die L'rnernl. who returned .Sun ifl . t \ *t • » •Mlu ' |.rt ground liH'itllons In rentrnl Flor -• • I irnlor Ht.oid ttn* sltiiafiott 1.. It.ll.l till M' 111* k•|4•t Dm(tin. Illg'—r ground farmlnit tien day Iroiii n trip In the Korean i ht* i^ rrn/\ front Inlil the ‘ linleols: "V o 1 eer till 1... t (orally will lie murli heller off | t« | f ,| l It to I • !» » # • thill | | | | | 1. til •Ik itvIt tlft# Mil it 1 lie iiImi 'iiegcslcd molor|v|., in tumlv have niinle this a tiles- limne •.rimiMis „i it*. *» k % l*'t i -i t. .tOtithi r In roOlltMidl ^ t tilt# . >•#.1 .III | ... *'. t.t| North nml I'enlrnl I'hirltln take ‘‘" '’il1''1 . . . . . . . .. iti«* i' . \ll Flontltaii.s 'I’ied llk-sl«lt,| lHi|t«*I . |Mli|t|l |m l||kl*ia c III precaution* for milos left ontsith' Now is the lime for the fruit •I (It ill ««tot ti tlo yity tldng tlit*% art* tiiig:lio t Di# k •fn #•1 Dm |D»\\ and especially » l- n slnrtlng ll-m ' '••‘e I - sold, apparently ref*I *•' • «•#•#(HIM' To Citrus. Insists to tirrv n • J •Itlllltll"1 Oil r.K r Johnson explained one lout fn"- r‘"-'( . H'}’ custom of rewording rriMunn did not iiuiiit* tht»*o totor for trillk ami some fruit crops ‘ anders with rnke Smiling nl li­ Fosgatc Manager •l|*tC T|l. d .it i a t * • * | M • 1 1 1 1 in IH TM IO ly, anlini—d On Page Mist * rl*,H,d Hum 'I hope you "Ito Itolit \•* il h Iimi (tiitigoMdi* lit _ ____________ _ Mil base A plums l ,*tl|»Mllg ll"tt M i«ii hi*' t»riH*laiio ItYmtI\ thtonghoid ull tin* ■I s Cl I* J .1 J ''Ci—rnl tines hack to work hrviMl mul tied ti* lit tilrii* in f mil to all tin* mtirtliltmit* " • wtlk ltiri Hum lilt I| M I'tHVr S h r i n e I ’ r e t i d c .n l ‘ItPtoiori noil rtnH|iit «t liv t om day. prcpnrcil to map "jiosltlve inr not, Jwni's M. I I till', t M ||w11lUmr itiiiul^i Artiilr^," to •• “►.*»*,e.t On f*n«e HMf'rti'd. I ( turn' d mul in M(|(it »ifsM iinn a'|#i* , ~ MHthl hr ii horror hoyoitd our I ft»l til*’ F'», gulu ( JlrilS C'ourf tNitYrirll) tn Itnai'lno tint hrvn*|«itt ChrMmna Party . 1I *MM|(**I Jit i\I t|f l*'tl| ,'df I 'll \ iixtl K IsAlllllaiS Il l.i S ■im campiei i nn*iiuuilsl lib'** •.it .it •Ill lnil.Mlllll.il Ilf •■Hill ........... n| right mi l I**iniiy 'i until In in t Mil.'I Scheduled !iy Lions III I III- ill*lll-ll'l mill until. •d 'Ii*' IIHI,,,,; f |(* Local reprerteiittillon will h<* Iil. limil nf |i niniiufii* tin* "I nr ii- In ••lillu lire Ihe |iii Him*I. ■ of made tomorrow at forms nl the Tova fur the M**I|i*h|I>I fTtetl.*I * Fi-ki- was i*i»i n hi nli anil murids <*( i *ui ■11<11ui - hi in nrd* i hearintr tielnc rondttflktl he the di*-ii’s 11****i*- nl Enli'i-prl— >ll| )**• i: ( *iinniit nia, a* I'onltug I** i 'I* i* I, . d*M In dl fenl 1 .•ni ll•'III I ilL*L'I’l 0.11 rfL ,'emv Corps i*r Fotiloer* - in *1* litnui'lil in i lie mitiual Sanfuiil **ti win ii*( rmliii *«* lull' .*• • i* '' mild III' I Mine 11 lll .i Ii........... . ii el'IllIK ll— foosllilllly Of i**l|ll oeill; I .—ns Chili i lirlrlnins |nnl.\ ulilrli I'll l * <! ili ' Mg111*'*••II,,* ** Ili ui ms |.In n nl i . I|i,pin I'i i*tlio t ndi It* ll •l.l* I I'ld* I* * lull* i" 1 •'nt—eernl lliirlxo lit n tntiis >*f j till I,* held liimiirriiu •veiling m *fallit'o M. I'Ifko H |l|,*t In*-ilil * ntlil In ,i.i ir ..i i tut it*11itit; occ nn-tfolni: I'liH'n les- 7 :io it dot I. ul the A/iilm l.tHlge klaou-^kl id I'Owgiit. t it I Ilf t Mil I I *1 N. \ II*. j- .. in* ini,* Ilu i| Ihe •Mil-Ill,ill.......ml il’l Hi, 11, . in I aseellierry, II. ,1. Ili-ln'i\ uni •-» m i. .. ( th11ti i nlik i Ill tdio-t Anil * ii nil S m*-|*I> *■f \t. set*. J Im .itHim " hiilit In' nil i tlk if Fort*' t Itri-eld'Ki iiltfe, ■ i r r i t i i r y ■if the I-hitit ini'ii, raid Imln,'. knt • ■* E iiL’IIm i I III* K*a-ii't\ ..I • 11>• t>pol.l Mil OIt |It % «..in 4 u v .n r .f i • ' " tin* " e He iImiub !• t»i Mi inlieii- mid ll—ir gie -I* are In nl ilu* i* goliii k%•I't.i) nun lit**'ll ••! life EI*gi"•■*•I •, .'lignin \l ^ * f the St. Jnlills-lnillnn Itiver It**t 1.(0 ••oil ( •ipiioiH • • 'le gbaiinli'sl tnirlil in Iln In-i Id \ lii'ing tl— toys which will In idaetsi H*i'uveilo-nt \ss****lntiiin. mi,I A t 1 .i.o ui.taiv t till* tuililk It. 'll I'i J|M,| |- l| |.,.*.,« ,« «t • nf III. Mil,I " t«N|;«\ III •I ffn • •*I•I I.*'*-, I'liulrinnn of the Cluimhei of no it Christmas tree nl the party. -iniial ilitfiiil'ii in I In- Dd " 11"' retiring I tucf Ksei nlm 1*0 •I IIII* Mi I I'V-lit Ilii-H will loelade ll hilffel• ('oinmerre outer"ny** emooiitl*”, rinriila "•ill mi the -in tlnil In did not '• * •••III i|tt*-**i| tl— o—ftlm*. Vr. <iyln tiuki'v tllimt'i. iniid singing Mi Fl-ki- said lliul !*|ei .m l—\e (III- ' .1- i.oini; In lin|i|i"ii Ib ii ptMgr •to • t»"t Ill'll no—lilt line Mill nf 1.11*1 Ileiwkeoriilpe i|l*l ti«lny They nnd miislt'iil I'ttli i Inlnmi ill. the eeri'oii.ii* in.ir .n l , ,U,|| •m•i ofo« M* • •• Mr. Illniii'e urged me minis in il* 0 * I feel 1-1*1.|II||.|| Mil**, yv*-re •■|>i•**11■t•'I t'V the pr*' i'li'lil i •.Min In Ihe lili'iit nl IiIh**fs Dll.(Ml attend ihe party. (Jllirr I'halrinen I ill' Hie plllllt, bill ill'll 'In *,r 11*** ,* *—11*11011, Ftit-1 (Irown. In • »' I*’ * * i. Hie affaii at ' .Inl­ I»,.* i. .Mi'irienu • till** — *rnniT'MrlfiHiii* *.r u* Mr. Ilr—Tenrlilffc *nt*l that E*l*)l"i"l the |M.t« |t| .1 II .till I got and Ifenrv Witte J r , ■ I I ii I.I miis in t»ui*«it m i In I" * llilir—l. I»**l mul, mariatrar of I ...a k Ditiifi a |iln * nou—tlii—s l>e<••tin 'll fPence >|r Leon Sprincs. also will irnor. •O kht|. ••tight •• t.util V (ravel.it;: M**|*l>; -»*t*l «, I*'"* 1'* ■nlaiiil *r- ■•I- <•ip* i. 1 attend. ll I >il|l H i# • k il III •• . 1 * 1-1 each ran *’en.aln* It* "W " L* < t il-fen*» tmn*l "til i,r »t— |(. Th» C of r m»na?«r urce» bnathe (I# IM * Ik •v:ii* •! »• first pllir in tli*1 mi. *'l 'Iih. i i |*ia‘ elide nuinhri in .ha. Hi*' • oesimen of flinfmi| to attend th« • ••into* lit • lltll ( M ill III .IM M rin Oliristlilts. Ilglitilig ronlrlt flu In- *l«l* ami ronilltt«n **f luaoufs* fit neat hit; at I h* Cocoa city hall, •.HIM* flMltl l p* •Oil I |fMltl* lot# I til homes, »|H*iisore*l by ihe Junior nl Its i null in • •a*» I** •!•t•■t*•• (Imwhich could have » definite effect I MIOOMlit llhl (MOMill tl • lutr O * I m . • i ; l‘ . mmee ran A Climulwr of t "oii'ii— ree. Mn*'b jM rr, J l# » * f'O'llllll IM on the economy of tld» city. tl*.* Mrs, Mnrgarct Murslndl, gro­ • 4 * «»f tn tr\ I'I flllll .( • rcjiti it l.lvt \ f Ik Taut «• ....*• mtr i N# kv MlMiOt |'l YO>(*(if !• I 1 l.i in S(.i u;»> tn •'ll fll Ml.. 1 iilfr ti •\l* Olid Reprearnlatlvea of C-entrnl Flor­ cery store oi—ratur In I'ameron ( ‘level.mil Jr.. Jnyeeo dlreeli", nn ••'L'li lluiti— id liiliiy. •••M|(. «(f| |llgl. k|4• n; ida cities will he 1—nrd nl il:0O t It* ttit«l« Nir.(ll.ll I ill* . if.d »•If. iN|(If1 ily. diril enrl\ yeslcrd'iy morning II *»|« .1*11111 Wlllbimr I- •bi.lrmnii "I I I ’hnlo Sfp.'atlron Is t|*'bV Mi;»0»*g‘*0M'»*t M'.iimI pi* o.tn. b*- the rniflnt>"es rimductlnt; ul I—r Iniiiif following a brief IllMm •••••!• ’ •' til' lit' it |*f**gt it*. 1 1 — rinilv.it, in whit'll .Inv'ie, will inootli A min 'H ii . 1 ll . in. 1 »HMk M* tl— review llIV" itlyillnM. il* III | > It .in . 1 • \iU . lie te. III * .1 Tlo* imii-o nl of Inrorporatlnir Horn Nov. !H, Iblih. he ion— del ermine residences busing Iln I S la tio n c d in S a n fo rd !•••**•. .1r. ii kKi i••• •cl. (it .... . " till* flu (•»* im »1 i •|...i t l'» I * • ill IIM lOllgf i A ill III ■I**. fn*'||illes of tIn- hittlril with the In Snnfoid fiom I .o I'err, Mieh. brat liglit*d ui.i»m* ............ I lullll I- *t nl ii i"* |f»fllf*lll Iln Iroplis, will'll i 1- Uil don lb fir.t prunp **f t b* *1* pi>•b: St. John' Indl in l!lv**r Cnnal wan ami operated the groeery store for *1 ulw .Ji ' -.*"1 •«!#• Mininit 11"' I• • • I• I I• ii • l« « o •'IM|l| ll’,* I*«-1**' s —n*le l-Ylili' nl * meelliiy lit Earl ;IM years. FI— wa« a ii—nibcr of vied by (lie Florida Power nnd mrnt team ralle*l HelaeboM.il H• i .nil. I \ ikIm Irk Light I Willpit IIS, w'U bus* lb*' Aid.', frnui Pbologrnpliir Hn*oi*t t("o«lot'«l f#'i.| r* (Dm«ii-i I lie •***l, I- IM1*kIII I'I I«’ In m It -Ii - ip Tlrowti's office' III Itet.nml l*s' Col­ tlif First Presbyterian Church. rtY»-il lloholiog III# * I . ii i . .filh **.I the ' •It'll* lltll' wblell, ' *• Imiii: i> ID* p(ild|(’ I.' l. l" "f li, (’. tiee. pnitiicr In the firm of Hlie Is survived by four liloecs, iinH— of tl— wlni—r I'ligriiveil iiihiii r**n SI si ,-two t V.I-tK't. < "III -I' I*.I illti'l*">t i- i i " il i pictiM (liD Y«» ^ i c c & .............. I'lilHtlltillK efUli- two nt'phes'a. three greut nieces, it bv Kmlei'j jewelry slur*. Tbe nlrfu.nl NAAS Snnford. I.v ..iili f|Hole," ami the golf I.""M I'l'.'H.lllitill|>..*• . ’| ’ll" | | M ., | | | | ** trophy will be kept by Hie foulest tnrv nir iini—mut Tbiii***ln>. ..*•* 11 Miillnui'il un r IKI' vi ' » oti*r- lo the Ctinuvornl Pott An* nnd six great l—phew. ..I •< 11 • M" |Imi.I. ts II Ill'll kill'll* I.......... . lltorlly. Funeral services will I - ion- winner curb year until u smeeed- II. « 1. t it* i I nscasoiDildc ( 'old | with n new r ii'frlgerHlMi, mill utlii* Tllia I'loilp i...-|.l*l*-.l rfix en­ Col. Oer. who will preeent u tluiTetl by Ihe Itev. A. C. Melanie lug winner l« »«leeled. d 1 •i llo s p ilu l Tnisl(*cs T o | »*» .Second piiw in the rontesl will listed men wlm wets- iiilvnnii-il nr- equipment. h'0,ftliy report oil tl"- ImilKir pro|- loinurrow at 1:00 p.m. at llrlssun - I: ( hills San lord m i .1111 < •ill. < dinner dance will In' belli nl ||( ect tomorrow, lmllc«lcil he would Funeral Hume and burial will I - la* n blnnket, •liiiiat*-il l<> Hi*' J . * . riuils of ll— ‘Jit tntlll Hint left tIn* HieA hnti'l ,t 1 1 M• 1, i W i t I On U cdncsday m ii I)**'. ‘ . .’II "III* Minnie I," Penney ('n.npnny. while Hi" third utute. nn Any. on u apecinl i nr Informal Ion which would made In laiko Vlow Cemetery. • !• |.t ,in*l •I" ' pi lie will be u t'nnnim towel set iMiiuning mirfrfiiilt f*u 0 — hvrdn- Is i'll b I I " " " " " mid lil- IlnrniMii link Hu* two major waterway proI .1!..| i I . *u *•i.1 0>. .ini A m• *' t 1 1 • i* i. literi nf Oiitiihii. Neb. w I im will from Yowell’s. A gift certificate IT>1. 1'lllc tiff ire *>f tin* I'nited po«aD. piliy nightly nl the hotel IbiMiitfli- t•• • will t* D l.l 111 k IHI |. ••« \\ from Cowan's, u man's spoil shirt Slut* s ^'iveinil—llt. Arconlinu In Ills prepared re­ M f H . M i l l i e S h u m a r d t :il lull the siusilll. *M-(|||) III Ot( •.no • «(f I 1 I Irom IL l~ Perkins nnd Son men's port, an approximate total of tl!,Tl— rcltirni’cwere ICsics'll 11, this Tlo’ **o|f *mo ’H It-* |.*>t. I * ill 'ti* I,#*i . i .. •t'O t •i.( !• l| ' It.I l l M 1*1' I l u r i c d S u n d a y I * . M . -tore, n I«jx ol nvlon ln>«e from f*no.lMMi has Itei'ti espended In puhI,It tin, Fiom. Tliiiniii* l(. Kilt y. Atuiy LaPidii of Pmikiies. 111)1- ID# «Si|iif(d'l .|«l Kill »! ■>*w E ' 'I-" MIiimO* . wenIvey's, u irlft eertifii-iite from the lie fonils by acvernl aacnclcs on .' (till. I'tiiil K. Ki ll. I....... I. Cminlrv Club, IVUerson N. .1 1 1 1 . " M r I ' l . l . i - i .l * l t (*( III \ *>’-. * i. * : . t..l i: mllligS l j . i t riles for Mrs. Millie I,. Mlitl—r furniture company and Hilly apruji'i t conalruetloil lit Hie harlNir. VoiidufoHi, nml .Meltun J. Hliuilt. who recently smi Hie pro four bull f 1 i d I I I * i l l l l l •'ey..... :*>*.I l u **i s t',| i . I ' . i i k i f ' ' i i * h i m This flpure rcoresvnls an Invest­ Slmmunl, (M, mother of Mrs. F. two Molistera plliuts from Me- Tile plttnt* used on Ihe ti.i**inu rliiimplunsldii of New Jersey. All t . i r i f i *»f I L " 1.*••»•*1 n t n |t|i*' 1 i h l r " f S H i " dn* m umt ll ment l*y lot nl Intercuts of 9t,:i.'IO,- C. Fullerton of HunToril, were hrbl (hiiry's five nnd t'li-ccnt stum nbing with Its t-r.'W mul Hit' te Hiiilford golfer- ore iovilid by Mr. t i l l ' l l l i - t i c Ml -• I f f it* Id " I ........ I* 1 ld n k (HH). an invert-*—nt hv the federal yeslertltiy at *'i:M) p.m. nl flrlieon will be given to hononihh* me nt Ion .iiiiiiider of tin- tlt'lurlnueiil will i Mehr.i— lo ii-** tl" i'otir>’i' nl re. f i l l f I l f l»l l 1 1(* ' * m i l ' l l ‘ i* - b In •'ring •if ( t f l t l i l / ' D Mill <D ' u tui. *f it m i n l* i t • d government of fH.'lo,i>on ami an In- rut—ml Home with the llcv. I.. selectees. itrrivo uiiproxlumtclv Dee. It*. H * ' *» l.« giller green fee-. At.-i.ili. rsbip* will I t . '|D K v i l f l N , I t M •!(•, . . l.i* t . * r . * II. Ilushton offieintiug. Inti'rincnt ID > Judging In the coiiiiiellllon will vt-xtm-P’. It- the armed services of This ilelnelnni'llt la one of tin' IIIs** !•< avulllllde. h'rhlu •«**. Ml" Itiiiiifall .#• »• ( ! ( t i l t '. t l i i i ( n r * i I h . l * •M ilt 1. I I .11 |l.I 4" ■l.i • i,0 I MM.1*1 •It* r i i i i l - t \ tu t*. .lull*-I 111 auproxlmntely RIUO.iKtO to provide tvns mntle In loikt* View ('i inctery. la* eondiictcd liot—eon ller. SKI nnd tvp*' 'liat regtilurlv is sent out ..Mr. Mehulir. reiiiil* lit uiannger ‘1 ti* r l m l i i i i f . f i ••*11 M t i t t 4 III. • •' Mr*. Hchumard tlieil Futunhij ••fit* \|i \|. .■"I from VJ tt'.! In Perform photo of tbe Muyfidi Until for two veins (••• t» •• • n n - u H . 9111*1 i n j* * •• I »it * •• .1 Ihe crash Imnt -Inllmi oil the soutll morning following an lllmss of Dee An entry coujion i« la'lng print­ grapliir mul tiTotinalssniir" mini- was gei—ml mnuiiger of Harder i m • t i t t i r i t i D m 11(*n i f n l m m k\ d ti ■l l . U n i t . : | 1. »|*kt tl* 1 a ImJ||| •• sill's of Hits entrain« channel. * ' . f l . l l l l t t l .1.1 f i t ll All the dicdglnir work m ptlm l nine Jays. Hhe was confined lo On* ed today in Tlio Herald for the 1'iiiif missions. Tim men reTurniog Hull In Mebrllig In-* v*'*ir mid lias I r i t •I»,i - n f I I k * l i D . K d n t i . |m m * Ho ill i»• my coo sh o u p iiu r T o u r M t,i. •I lk li t ! p . - t v to construct the |*»rirc cauol from Florltl.i HanlUriuni nnd lloiiiltitl runvenlenco of liwal residents who now W'lll I** iiIImwi'i I upon retmesl ll.-en |itSMfl"er of llntl'l Coloriol**. * J i t \ M||| i t IMl* • M i l ’ •n . I f i M i h i i \ . . t * t ..!*• i n t i * . 1 tl'. Orlando. She w«s bom in Pan- wish to enter the contest. (iletiw*"*i| Horlne i. for fl-e Hum­ I Hit I! W|I Mil .« ' MOpointi'l Im 1 t*i take il" " — ilititn Iruve or In the Intraninstnl M’atcrway east­ III Is Slated Saturday •n i l Mi ,r .Mi 1. lin k" tin— off l**,-fi-t Ibejr ftiniil—* mers. lie is i-mrileil to the former r**nlnet tin- I'isli l.stiit* tiu.t*'*'- Mill,, I. ward to the turning basin nml the vllle. III. Anr. I. 1801 and had | . Jon*' Mr. nml Mis .lob" 1-cn a resident of Hebring slnco JE S S EL CONVALESt IN(i Ml»s Kllsabi'll. Ilysnn of Sanford. relntlv*' to ............... I -i'ttli d in Kanford. YJ-O'J muved ^dredging reuulretl to pravhla the ivts. I lie Itlllloi I 'hmiil.il nl ( .iniil.l-i tel. til atol M*1* •••••—• HOLLYWOOD UP - Comedian front Jacksonville to NAAS SunA Frldtiv "li*li|-‘ uui'ing. Mi. | authorised basin and entrance . ...|,.„M, M. lll.i .Ml - m to Will- ill....... "Christina Hlmpi'ing T"itr" Surviving beside* Mr*. FullerGeorge Jc n e l Ii convalescing to­ |'ii. letsaid duli*-**f (Intrifle* til.K E CI.I II CONCERT f*ud on OrL li« IIMM. while the channel to deep water <n the ocean Ion are one son, Ermwt II. ShuI fm lo I .nt In-i mi tin - ti MridtutH gvlo'-ni t’bnt Ion *111*1 l."OM F**t 1*1 (ilee rluli* of Hcmienlc 11*': •» w*i*. - I ii.Im-.I n"*l at Canaveral (light has l>ern com mard. tlay !'lt*«*; one tUlvr. Mr*, day from an emergency gall blad­ detuihiocnt win still n v r i e s i •It. . 'll* **f >'I' P""V|'" itelest *<111 l*<- •unilt" tv*l Matin Itss mornder operation. f**i i* County luispitnl was discussMehuol ami Knotord Junior ll'gb Tl— families or some of the n—n hleU-d. according to the report. it •■nllnm-il On l*a Re s K ) ling lit lll.’hll n. im . it wns mi nounu. Henley, I'arson*. Ka*.j two Dr. Marcus II. Ilaliwin perHello*.I will present on annual e*l. This dredging represent* ono■••.I Im*I»\ tn Curl I'risis , * liairmun brolhenr, llert Reynold, of Par - formed the surgery yesterday. Jes- remaincil in Jarksunville until the Chriatms. •■•*•—*—. tom* rt«»w r*It 1*t ot the nuthorixctl work. |of -I*" JlIVcvc l*»**| *'**111111111*1'. »on»; and Frank Reynold* 0f Aur•tel had been In Ihe hospital several men’s return. ut H o'clnel: lit the SHH auditor I I In i JO.I wn I'olli rli'd fur tho ora. Mo. days. lorn, in u setting depleting o I Imiii through the nl* " f bull-inn |{. F. W h itn e r, S r., , eatheilrnl. ,I***.og the ri'i-i'.it Christnina parSNOPPINO At»pr»*xlpinle|y ■ ■ (t student., I ml* ii n*l tl— .1ii v * h - H for the P io n e er C itize n . !)ie« will take purl' in Die program, DAYS LIFT Entry lilank i*m< i i Ion *>f candy iii >i *Ii' i , lie saidwltleli will la- 'imler Ihe am—m s’the children will lie guided on II. F. Whitner Hr.. SI. nlui— r Ion «r Mias Ollic Rees.* Whittle, Jayrra Outdoor Home Christmas Lighting Contest limit slmniiing lour liy Mr. I’risoc Vanftiril resident, tiled In bis uiiolc director. mul iiieml*eis of hD eommltleo It, JIM iJ.HIIF.lt hop." at M02 Oak .'sent— tial»*. coiu'luston of tin* pl'j"* tho andE*illiu*'"s-'" /i"*-lt*l»i wv-s **iv*n |,*nci. crow"’** I ariittml m* rnl—rs of ' *ili—d i H ^ n n r n i m j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ lie |. sunlvrd hy his wife. An­ Nataa •4 « s . l v >••**■•n • ..... . *••»4«*• ..... ... ...*H . LAND TRAN8FRR Friday nl"bt t*> Dm fledg'ln? tli" .nut, offering thrir conitralunie Millard, a sun II. F. WMiner. • ■'r ' • •■ n- r • * Approsimni* ly slg 1**1- In th • M ovie T im e T u b le of peufn'd *. daughter, Mr«- ftrnnge Heights Buhdivlslnii. **- jinnfi ril Tbenlre litlil.l's fl"st laliMtis. .w \ S'v‘ I t ‘ , . **#| '»!•+■% wins Daniel l ’. Gallant nf Rreetla. rmss the street frum the Hemlmdc etfm t, ••Tbe Night of January Fltuil "ilistley" <if Di" ilefendmit »•••»•••••«•. ............... Callf_ two granddaughter** ami lllgl. Kclmol, were turned over to tilth," -i sm i—nuo o.iirtler (rial In t* " rase, Karon Amlre, tdaved "Sprlngflahl Rifle" • •*• ;• tuie which was presented two two grandsons, Mr. Whitner was tho County I but id nf Public In­ 1:31 - 3:31 - f. '.-tt - 7 t'J7 riinvinclmrlv by Mrs. Reliv'd liar' D 'tkk ' '* I l ' ■' ' l* **J •1 • /*. Vi ’A ►'.#* *H Imm’h In U M taf^aad was on* of struction by the County Hoard of nlHtls at the Co n t House. MOV I El. AND ri , waa iletsnnin'*.! hv n l2-p-r*on Mal| rJtlry Maak U Junior C kaak*r af C w a a irn , Rapt utlcnt'on vns given by ll— jury |*.rli«*<t I rum tho mnhaneo. Iho Clly’a eyment residents. The CemmUalont-r* this morning In n "Sailor llewnre" family haayfequestcd no flower*, special meeting. The pareel of land large MUillettse of the court room Thu,, even tbe uctora did not Show one its *1:30, feature 7:03, Pout Offfc# Box I I * . Haafard. he aeat, /Funeral arraagemenU waa In the area formerly platted ns tbe diversified mid Mlrrlng plot last featuru 8.48 . , 1 ■i «■’•( I■ . i________ VI1 . , , . . ..II untoided. Following tna tricky ( Continued Un Page SIO will ba /nitounca^l^f||^ —— » i ■ ■— for • (tra c t Manufacture Of Concentrates Is Told Rotarians Hearing Scheduled Services Held AI ? I*. M Todav For Mrs. Ben Small Crime Emphasis On Radio,TV Hit By Federal Body n*wY orkhcadm .nrirr. •For Tomorrow At ^Cocoa -On Harbor m Prize Is Offered For Best Lighted Christmas Tree Fftrmal Opening O f . M(. IMymoutliHofel Is Slated Tonight Mrs. Mirrshall Died ICarly SundayMorning I n>1 ;i Ihit ion Of Shrine O fficers Is Slaled Toni!’,Id A .1 81 ■■■■ -c.-iV -v . 5. . . . Sanford Theater Guild Production Is Given Enthusiastic Approval . ** V •■k•vk �f # - »••r r * fy . *■■*•—f—w * Sanford F. Doudney A wlfo Lu­ W. G. Culberhoufle cille Legal Notices DR. L. T. DOSS Hammond. Robert F. A w Jo Anne I h In Korean Zone CHIROPRACTOR J , To John A. Chnlkiev A W s o t i c h t o s r r t u n Blues In The iNewH HRKIMi Marllvn loan T f ll l . Y I I M C II1V.I V .. ....... .. ttesl H O U R S y to 12 — 2 to r, McLain, Ralph 1... sgl. To Ruth M. SAN I) I FRO, CALIF. (Special)* Start >■< .ISSrtH la I'skaima. Dy W ill ANTHONY Tolly, Chartca II, A w Sarah I- To Hull ■ml Ini Thomas — William 0 . Culberhouae, metnl-j you are lie re tijr m in lir - il l<* appear Phan. 7M Arnold K. Koaa A w Marlorlo lllcks, James A w Kathleen M. To on Ja n u a ry S. m i . la a c e rta in amlth, third claaa, USN, non of 803 Atlantic Rank Rulldlag Two basketball tram* from 1 Daniel E. SulirIt- St w Ituth L. Riddlna, Mary K. A Roy A. To Mr. nnd Mr*. Tom Culherhouie of rtlv n rre a e llo n p n o lln g In the <!|r. c u ll C ourt u( the .V ln lti J m llr la lC lr Walter McDonald. Jr . A w Inci. •board tho Air Station will meet Hass, [.owl* J . St w Lois To Lloyd 1710 W. Third Strert, Sanford, ar­ e i jll In am i f o r K e m ln n le County, MDRTDADKS: tonight nt 0:00 p in. on tln> Room’ I., Ilrown St w Edna I.. a . in r 'lin n c t r y . e n ilt lt r l. A U HullliiRaworth, Thontaa A w Marie rived here recently aboard the1fI IluCrld T C tiW A N . P la in t if f . V e rsila . a Hmh School hardwood In n reg* Pyle, Harry I. A w Helen T« Mon* attack transport IJSH Montrose I.V DRtA 11, To Hharlea 1 . Nihlark A w CO tv AN, I «• f t min at. * lllarly scheduled game of tho fir* my J{. Land A w Rita M. W IT N C B H m r K a m i nm l <i f f le ts I (APA2I2) which wan completing Lucille lamia Class "A " llnskethall J«P«cn, Lawrence E. A w Evelyn Donaldaon. H « » I r*I M n o furil. C ln rlila . l i t i s ‘iih F. E. A w- Mildred To her second tour in the Korean lin y nt December. A. f I V. 1 League. Tho tennis represent I'lui* To Jan u s I.. Lambert A w Eve* combat zone. T. L. O'Connor A w Alice 11 |*. II C I t . S 'llilN . togrnphk Squadron fl2 ami NAAS. 'X|>* ... ,, The Montroie left the Went Caae. Mildred II. A hti Floyd To I ' l t r l i C irc u it C ourt This will hr tho second league rhllllpn. Wellborn C., Jr. To Hobby h r r n liio l* I'm in O *. K|f.r|.ln Coast Inal July to hcRin her r.ec* duv S. Selman A w lleaale gams for each tinni hm.I th«* VJ-fli! „ N*’"*’ L’nruthers A w Jacnue Irjp. Howe, (lavle A w OIrb To Flrat nnd tour. Operating an it unit of kipiud is luvored to win their kit- Hurky. Anna A hli Sum I " Kirhy Tank Force DO, the ship partici­ Federal Sovinsa A Loan t’lmka. A w Ora. nnd straight. Thn N'AAH tram Darnea, Ward K. A w Anna M. To pated In numerous amphibious to defeat III their flrat Sw^lliiJT, l.yy II. A W Will M . To W. w«nt down Florida Stale lln'hk fraining exerrjspn in Japanese and Irfctt un game nt* while VJ-llii wa*1. ,- , VU»rn,l,m * " . “ •r1tho lVl «m Phllllpa, W e llb o r n C.. To •w Korean waters. She abo lifted ®*ftl0" : Inc. To WilO. D. Farrell racking up their flrat Irugne win. » " " fw ' Rarnett Nat’ Hank. JaekaonvHle iroops between Japan and Korea. i.. . . . . . . . ___ i. Hnm I,. Kirk A w (Jerald no. Although the squadron team la p l.t . lv „ „. T.. r u le l.nnaimr. Porter II. A w Father II. While In the Western I’arlfje Owner I'h. I US Tu Sanford Atlantic National ,his Pacific Fleet Amphibious 1007 .Hanford A ft. (NAAS iT a S rr°ywlnwm,,!Khln Evans O’O m n o rfth i. Haul, ' I. 1 Hank crow will It- In there tr y y u||.„w,|,| r . * w I M . ii T« Force aldp received conimendn* 310 Emit Flrat Street ROY W ALL Milliner, Kiln Ouuhl To Family lions from Tn*k Force W), Com­ In* for M > first vtu nf the -eaj A_ N,.ul A w o.-.-TI*. Loan Cnmnnnv §6n so inylnltuc coumi hitppon. Hr* \|nirn; mander Naval Forces Far Hast £ W fllo-f* of which ti*nm you want \ ^ VV. W. A w KI»I* M. To F. T* (inlden. Ida Mae To Family Loan ■mi various Army ami Marine Comnanv ‘‘*1 'to win, b« sure to tulli mil to ary M...I wether Commands. | tha game. That's tonight at !»:00 j|,‘, |,.yi \|(lry p ( tt.i,| _ John .............. W. Frazier. Joe Henry To Family Loan Comnanv p.m. at thy lloony High School Mo«y|y, To I’roilk D. Scott. SAM LITTON Auditorium In Oilnmlo. Holt, Tonunle l.eo A w Mattie To Wnlnwrlirht. Frederick N. A w FORT IlKNNINtJ, (la. — (Spe* France* To Tracey Walker. Die. kaiiiilv l.oan Cnmtianv Mr. nnd Mra. V. I*. Illdrnnur i«l) — Kfc Samuel M. Litton lien A w Harriet K. To Small ibrother will havy nny mnrn memlier of thy Ill-own, Kil A w Creasy To Family Hill, *>( Iwmuel (1. Litton Jr„ Loan* Comnanv. Or undo t.i'un Cnmtianv family to help them celebrate LAST TIMES TONIGHT Lrnalm». Porter H.. Sc A »• Kathec illll Flm Avenue, Sanford Is h Kendrick, Jesse A w Mindell To Christmas thta year. Mr-. Illib"* To Stockton. Whatley. Davln A Member of the Combat Training Family l.oan Company odr gave birth to n 7 lh. H ox. girl Command, Fort Henning, (la. LltCo. ursduy night m !H>0 p.m. and Camthera. Hobby Hene ft w Jne* ton’s unit, piny* an active part rthor nn«l duuLchtcr nro dolnjfi i»ui*lh»i* To I ho I'rtulontlnl Ins. Dodd. P 0 . A w Vf»tn To Albert In demonstrating hattle-tested M. Hull «. Although the ymmK ilaui'hlcr1 ,„ l" l, nrrj}‘,,,i. .. , Kb’* , deoroe Central Fin. Pro- techniques to students nt the abablv won’t lie aide In iimlyr*, N'lit. C.lyrlf,_W. A w f.m t Jewell pt’Anably world famous Infantry School. Ion Credit Aam. ind much nlumt thh Chrlntiim", M. I*- llnrvfw. It1,rt K. f.t'Hn- £ duet Rtand mi < % / * *' * To JullUii n rnn lyl it will lie un eatrnl inon A Hill l.tnnlx-r A Supply yon l»'l It tie eatvn (Ireentree stable’s HI,nighl Face % A, Tut.,.ih A Lucille \aril, Hie. aperlal (tl cliiniiia for the imw pur Trliiti, Willie■" M ♦ w Kooerla 'rn s apply nil tried. Ills mine vkns Ex­ HHKIlHt eHU. V. I*. Itidyiimir i< n phntn* . ... „ pression, the dAugbter of Never Stockton. Wbnt'ev n««dn A ■trapher'a maty third claaa and hei^" ' n,‘ ,. " ' Vi iii * w !l|l It ' Kllche. II C A w Nellie L. To Change. (• attaeheil to I’hutnrrnplilv Squad-1 f.'„ H”,»lnw-‘^,-rth A w Icvlne H. Ve'nn *• w P"**i Mnrii rnn 111! here nhoiinl the atatioli. I.nmlirraft, Hllaabetb M„ ► ltI. To W "e i Mency l„ A W Fillth V i" Chriatmna tenia were on anle To (win F. Jaeoha A w M i'l" L. il I) Farrell A w Mnrv aboard the atnllon totin'’ at tbo Ib.'himl. ««!•; RT.tTES til- t'M Hilfit il l R. F. To JW "n J , Shell Stnbblno. H erlcrt (J. A w Eliza­ .«.««u.nr i u . i . i , m >a. Navy Exehanify Store. The pro* Rvbolt, Howard R. A w I’eifirv II. beth To C. F. Proctor A w MarlU. H l, ( Ml MM% > I »« rnt ryetla oMnlned fromI * tha.. aide .. , .. .of, T» I*. J . Stine A w l.ouiaa A Mt»Hli 1 Hifiiila.iit l,r«*n theae mat; ar- li ed in tie fi«ht , , , Jnm|l)l NVwi.|| * w (.mi.p Huell. Howard L. A w Rachel I.. •••.. uKdin i ynii in huvlitir tiifi rirtuii • valnat t-lhcrrnb.-u hor tho-e of M T„ Mr. A u ( | r „ v , il|(ir (. k To F ir*t Federal Savlmra A **«•••ri In i*ml f#,r K*fniti<ii*> * 'Min j r . mi him. i*r hOlllH KATIIKYN Loan Aean. you who dblnt Ret a ebnnre to huy R. * w Minnie II. To It. A1.1. UN fill tlltllh IV tit** NitMil ll|»* Pch»,.||, W. fl. A «t Mlittle t.on To m «r»m» -rah today, they will be on |{ At.kl.r * w [( (* -Mil, I. IH IMiftIH K ATIIItYN Flrat Federal Havlium A Loan AI.I.IiN. rin.tillff. vn. illp,it 1 •ah here nlionnl the elation aim In oVonner. T. I„ A w Alice M, To I'lIAN Al.ltlvN. I it*fi<iitltinl, 11it•-jBi•■* A*nn. lm |fMIf *M t(*«rwtt tomorrow at Ibe entne place. Re(.'. J.;, (Jonnldaon A w Mildred | i| f I f n 4 1 1 (* In I'fl M l It M l till V M U III 4IM* member. I'a for n I'liml canae >o|1„„|wi iylil. William Jordan A w Miller. Chnrlca W A w Kutf""bi L .M ai a m i i I l f y o u r * r i i l f i t il«jifniM>»> To Flrat Federal Suvlmr* A Loan li«>r*'|ii on ur liciiifi1 inn lAlti ite* d lf deep and buy ai inimy Clirlat-; |),,r„tliV To M. J . Rurch A w i»l J.iHiiitrv, A li l‘•'il, i*r otiirrHlM* TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Aani. mna *»M* n- yon no«-ibly can. Vorn l„ |i«*« r**«* I'fo t*t*uf %%.iT Ur foi* rLt. and Mr* |. fj. Rowinmi left Duket, Hvlveater A w Heater To Hi own Joaenh A w Annie H. To wl 4*I'd 1llrtI VllU | F 11 % Batieoril over the weekend for a ........... Holt..* *> # floater, KaTh#' Hrtrifdrtl H**rii|i| I* ilfwlitniitFil I ’ll ATCKL MOUTH WiF‘tt halblav leav......hl"b will hike them IIW II II*' ws|iil lifT of *1Fit*'Til I i r1 tlIn tale by Kulirelv Kl WillI’tl title •If eltl.eO a114iI] t,r A LSO tn Oklahoma ami Ho n mi to Mia* f’oaael’ierIV tjnr’lepa |pr. To I’lvdc l!tl*a. R. D A fee \ SwnRRCrtV Mi'll Miif'lI*•illicit ofmi, i iii 11 wi-fk fur funi fi* F|*> p<ilii |t""l umirl, Mr It evinati la t ' e NAAS V/. Fttea« A w Knbi • tilP-ei ill | V I’ h R n, CARTO O N Pertonnel Offlrwr and while he la AI oueh, Itov A. A w Ida To Wlrn'a 'r . ,r A Radio To Florida U ITNI'^HH Miv fi.ihi] nml off|« Ini v*"*e Mar-k I Mf tliF r|*»rk of iIn* rir« ult I'eoroo s»e. V A o' Mertha on leave Ida dill lea will be B-’«'>»l»rl "fl th * i li • * Mill l| .IV of lt*»A M ) SELEC TED aumeil bv l.t, 0. I.. Sullivan. Smith. I.ntdae It. Illlla A bb. Sew­ Willto, Sam T", Sanford All un11** «illllM»r. A l» I'.tiJ Val|,,n,ll ft-mti ard I*. To Martin llanaen A w Three NAAS men to depnrt */ «• I* Hi:HNh«>N. Joaenh and Annie Ilrown To F. II SH O R TS 1 *b'"n. Fat. In’ Knllriitv from Sanford on leave laat nivbt ii»rk t*f ihf fin nil i*Mt»rt t m|er*nii Me*ml 11111*' r.Miniv, Kiortdii ,Wrro Jack Swift and Joa Vaall, Tate. I ewla A. A >v (J, (ietievn To i .N iln i I both aeainnii apprentice, nntl Don '*„< k N Cleveland ,r . N, f*itvrlniiif .fr A total of 7 film fan* "Mend­ .Kuril Tnylor, ncr'onnelmnn xecnnd dn«a. Wm da, Rubv (>.. wht. A tiy He,l" Miornrv ror I'lnlmlff Thia will be n aperlal leave ftir W'1 vM ‘’••onod » '•"'v Wood*. ed nnrl-miiluel harne-a rnilnir at l» il. Hoc 120 SA LFO RD *- ORLAN DO Aufiiortl. Fliirlilir. trucka In 11 atutea durliur ItlfiJ. Jack beenoae lie will not only lie "irb To Cvnlbla It Mmhera home In Imllami for CbrDtniaa but ..... ’a l ',d<" <>. " Id.. 0"iniii t ' ■■■ ho will b» brinqlmr Ilia wlfo-back * ' 1 T* " " ,l" tn Sanford wfili him when lie re *1 ";v Womla, Cynllda H. M ii't'-' turn* here for dlitv. ,lne will lie Were maklnic the Inn^ journey to my We >da, Ri'b« (). wM. A"«a Itdl Wvre. A Cytillilit II. Mathers /> old home town of Parma, (thin 11, Coldon To Hamui'l Leroy while |»on and "llon#y" Tmdor Woods are expecting to have a While Jhristma* when they me at home Trnev Walker, lue. To Frederick n Chrli-topher, III. N. Walnwrlgiit <* w Frances Floyd A. Palmer. 1* retting M -CwM. Kimna. wid. To Verna 11 •long fine with Ills arrangements MH Jen. fnr a great' to Mov Christmas enr­ l.eaib. I viiii V., widower To James ols over the radio on Christmas W. Johns St w HAt-tr Bvr hut tie ,TT«ot.| ,j|it rHoD„ hsv* ITr-■wn. Holier* I..1* w Rernlce LH laroer representation from the Tu R. A. Williams i w Thelma men aticerd the station.' You don’t J). have to he a Motto I iin»*\ to totp Takach. Julius A. A w Lucille Tu In the slm-lrur, .lu»t so v»ii hnve llcinhard Edwards thn Chrl'tmns spirit nrui like to Rest. ti. It. St w Mvrtn A. To •Ing Chrlrtrens enrols. If you Josciih R. Wells. ,S'r. St w Anna Would like *o bdtt Ip lb,, f,*** It'll, Mussle, will. To Walter F. Christmas Kv", contact Mr. I'nlPrlne A w Panin. mer or j ift qive me s ealt e* » x Povt'ter, Elmer K. A w Velma To tfn-lnu bee- nltoa'd tlii> atntion Waller E. Piine A w Pnuln for further information. I Howell, ftlcKIllley A w Thelma To , fjeprge Poveetf r,e«ldi>et o ' C Walter K. Prine A w Pnuln recettily rviemul Enlisted Men’s Hell, Enoch J .. Jr . A w Mary Htlb, ba* ntinotineed some good i.ouine To Waller F. Prlne ft w Florida’s carefree mood...gay, casual, news alioot tim Club. Arrange, Pauia exciting...is reflected In scores of ntent* ha"e Ur-n mode to ben|e noil. Charlie J . Tu Walter F. thn oprraHen o ' a erlll Itfitln the Prlne ft w Paula new Florida-made gifts and novelties. rtllh MfiFUf'Mm*® lit .VnfiHNP" whkh Allen. Kddlo A w Dclmn Tu Wal­ When yon do your Christmas bjaapi hot RiindwichcM nml ler F. Prine — w Pnuln F rf Nch u"||l h'* r»vnmht»* Phillips, Wellborn, Jr . To William shopping for the folks back home... (here The KM club Is for the ben M. Trlnn ft w Eugenia fit1 of *t ''J1 nf everv enlisted•I man aboard Rrcuber, William A. ft w Mebln choose something which says — the station inc|>tefin<e’ men t atinahaij To |l. 0 , Kltehen ft w Nellie L. "Having a wonderfU! time...wish % th VJ.n * FAHR0N ft - . - .................... fil and NAAR. Jackson. Daisy, sgl, To Ernest It. Tho rroflls rerelv-d by this or-m,. I Wasiilngtun you were here with ui...in Florida!" , Ikatlnn nre used for your welfare Woods, J , K. A w Thelma C. To Ollil recreation so palronlze your Alice L. (letman i-‘ Club regularly, (irnhnm, II. N. ft w Lonnie Mae M. W. (iraham ft w Virginia 8. , ■> liussie j . Ilermlun. wld. Messenger, lamrlne A. ft bb S’erm n-' DR. r . T„ PERSONS C. To Lllllun Vlckerv Relmnn, liuy tlu 8.. A w Hess e C. To O P’lO M K T R IH T I'd II. Case A bb K oyd U. Mildred EYES EXAMINED Wilmer. ( leorge 8. A w Re le 8. To Hutifot'd F. Dmidnev A w Lucille C L A S S E S P IT T E D ter E. Prlne A w Paula lltl Houth Palmetto tvenu# Bmithwanl, Ivn E. A w Myrn C. To IHH HANFORD IIKIMLD 2 Mon. lire. I ft. I M3 Court Records Arcade Package Store 0(2X3003 "CAP S ilttE F 1 2 - 0 1 . CAN IsUgUI rVoticcH TIP TO OUR VISITORS: S m t* 2 6 H«nf‘s CATSUP 14 o z . B o r n e C O R k -F B D ' i o A j f lb. r t& b p s WITH THE FOLKS BACK HOME! Comfortably Steam Heated! P hkR t R i F r w a n so f T I QUICK-FROZEN GAHrY ( OOl’tH in''SPHINGFIEID H lfll TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY! GIFT FRUITS ' CONFECTIONS SHELL NOVELTIES COSTUME JEWELRY TROPIC POODS SPORTSWEAR REACHWEAR CASUALS ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS * Oftt of I Mritt of MtaftiMfllMb tljf w I M i l l | IIM IC O M N IT HELPING BUILD FLORIDA’ �• • . Woman Wields Gun To Stop Sewerage Project Of Town , THIS SANFORD HERALD ; Mon. Per. 1.1. 19.12 Page .1 -FULTON OURSLER’S 01 e k i U ORLANDO <.*-A Winter Park woman Uula; took tip arms aguinut | « city newer project and won ■ w vlrt,iry over an amnietl group of Winter Park workers Mr*. E, J llnmpfer *at •'rlmt’* on her lawn with a loaded shot irun ami insisted she would shoot the heels off any Winter Park ern plove who set foot on her prop III- iv in v t liiv in t M H r vi'i-i.K v i m s m u r ix vi. m s< ii vitrie: In I norl hi ihe I Mtislr Jugg», sri„li,„|p I H u ll. Stale I'larllt. In I'rnkiMS. In re *he K a m i * II n . I l n l l n n e e , l l e e e n s e i l , M tl I I I: q esus ’a A t ‘IdId's I.Ife of Jesus Is one j l„ VII I I h u iti I I l i s t I n n r e r a i N i ■- I - e , i e l - , g i v e n I t i n t of the last books written bv the v i.t Il.it1.ihi i» h.M h*r final Inte Kulton Horsier, noted au­ »i n i* K%ri'iiir*i i*t rli# fMrtlK **( thor of surh volumes as The M I ’ I V i l l . m e i|i'. e(,k r, | th ill * .** fi ii 'i i l i f t j . rsr 111 * n f u r firuil i l l * * Greatest Story E ier Told, Thr 1 ll«< I fI «1 I tl.il *f|r Villi Jl, |>111|f 111 (irrntest itissik pier Written, etc. II 1 I - H e t it ill if In at t H i m u t f o i n , This presentation of Mr. Our* 1 i i i»u*‘ *- if s * ‘ niln ol«i r m a n f jr* i I* (i 11.** l«»th itfiy _**f >ler's hook hus been specially '** i ! 1 * •.r » h j » r n v i i 1 ml p * r|ir *lll«| lllustralrd for newspaper puhf ' i i i . i l si ISH t-eir^is ci* I* *«-. m rl t u f •rty. llrsilon hy I hr well-known ar­ - t * f » . .f ii i-" lli.'tIRji«i*"«i' «i*i' A tnick driver who nulled inte tist, Neil O'Kerffe, Hu-*!** A|f«ir*1 lUlUnvAs the prupertv not nut with his heel> CHAPTER 111 • ir t 1ii *■ ie i *i** *tf ■nd a worried espres-ton after nr Kor two more Christmases, JeU 1 HCMTAIIV OS STATE n«*nti Ai'h<*«ift VV '\vi*rrM II.in itiuiti t left \ M’li'iil Senility Adtiws-tr 11•«r .i 'll I ll.it hi lit •>. tnollv looking down the barrel of siih and Mary and Joseph had to J 1»' in W S riy 11t*i (ri gti 11. Ret*i t Ini*v <i f 1 11t* Vt-1*n<u1 \ ni r * l11*-vi n ii ih t- \V ■' i glntt N.lt lonnl Aii 1. ’» jii t the laiiv's wenpoo stay In Egypt, although they did M l I II f ill' |*| I I I I I II I-! I l l 1 ^ 0 l ‘full* 111**) ln»;minl a Hahr fur l\uii l |ic> vs ill aliciul thr uf It;** Not Hi Mlantlc Tic..*, k y A friithlened group of employe* nor like it there. Hut they were tt\ |*||•• |*I1p I I • I IIIM lI I \NH huddled tentatively ahoid the cltv cheerful rind made the best of It. 1 M I.M M II \ 1' l> « I I t • %I N I I I * # h i . i i m i r i l l : s i i M M i m h i m >* owned parkway in front uf the Then the angel canto hack to t \i i m i m i n n mi iiM 'o iiu . llnmpfer house, waiting to move toseph in a dream and told him I * M il I I I % a load of dirt ri-crettnblv dropped Vi i f i U i n I t by ifl A S' h 1 ( t i l l ft I i hi |11 ii r11 if is ill I t* hi'lil rlt til* there. A l-'a-vi ro*'*trui*ttnn ,-opv that lb-rod, the cowardly king, was dead. The little family could ,.ri'h» if flu • i h •‘h i p m!*fchtfi In t h r p*ny appealed on their behalf and go home nrnin, to their town Mi l l in I ti f Hil n f ti n l * tne Winter Pork Molly I’lteher which was mlled N'nxnrrth. 1 h i t h i .I ,11 * il-u 'li I* M , . i,yi 11 t „*i* H j ............i m l i h r I h * f i l l * waved them hv. ITntl 1 now .lei-us hurl never seen d i t m . h ii it M *" - m «h ! H i h p i . t l i f i r n l * tO Mr*. Ilomnfer has been polielnt; • i if I f i i i f i t i *i f Mu' l ' l l y Ol her lawn since construction start Ills renl home, the pretty house on ‘- i i i f ' - r t ! , |'| i*rlili* i -i green hill; the irouse thnl had I rd lost week, but action eaine only the 4, i , ■, rt v ii*h* rlfiril n* white walls and n round roof, today. l i t * 1 ’* 1 1 si ml y HJorH 11 I I , T ..ft: It T r u f f o n V * M n n The troubled home owner *nii| ferns thought it was nil beautiful, ,,4 t ■ i ( 11 f < 1 i'd i h I ' l N l Ih Mi Ii 1. especially Ills home. It was poor there is nn representative city of­ ft 1 .i* *'"*•'(* ,!f" ficial or o' erse-r to P’utect prop­ hut sweet and clean. .1 > - in|ti•1'• 1‘ttiifity, r’ltir- . Joseph was a rnrpenter, and hi* erties against the worker*. I,|I |... Itril «m w +*\ ■*l»l«* *•{ .,,, ,♦ « t*i 11 t * r n -*ih n f i ' l "We have no protection except workshop was in the front of the , , t l l / . h i tl Ml IMA* 1mi h *Jf f i i house. A‘ the Hoy Jesus grew, lie our guns," said she flatly 1 * 1 ‘ 1toil> i 1* *F t 1 I She charges |ta--r Is’ ro need I loved to play in Ills fnlher's shop h 1I)it * it If* * J f ,. f ,1 * 1 r 1 ll i I Mm* for a city installation because' among vellow shaving* and sowhoo««s in in,, a*,,-, -ire serve*1 hv <lu*t. Soon Je*us wn* tall mid , , „ , t c ttlei. ,n septic tanks which have been -trnnir and In-gan to help Joseph mii.ii i Mi tin A X T ( « A F H R f t O A T fO U H O f K O « IA t 'n - s i le n t e !e -1 t i v v - M l> I s ,-. . - ' ••nn F ' there since I!m;* She i.„s nvi hv learning to use the carpenter's I d a i l d s 0 0 t h e e r . l i s e i H c l , - , 1.1 ( a l a ) | le l „ a i r . l i * * l i l l , * 'm > .1 I 1* '1 f ,, a. . 11 y i . mfull whin tanks herself i tools. The mnn and the Hoy snog b o w e l 11,-I t o W n k e I s l a n d F, ,> u , w l i l e l i S e c i e t a r v -<l '-I ' r ,. -' i t 1 I ' U 1-• - s .,t ,f .,t ,| I l- •r i i t m. t l i l A What's more, says Mrs. Hum . together til their work while they f |u e*fnI,»•r 1 u i H i a n t b v b e l l e . , I , l e t I n d i e s w i l l n a l t i r i i ' . l e i n « l i 't>’ g ' ■ ...................... .................." , .• , •vPhcr. who is a real estate sales hammered and sawed. Sometimes things that please Him." If II, I I \ .*3 | \ I ' »! - ri d nod yellow nod mange flown i b i l l o n F i l e v i . v n g e l o M o i i o l . i l i , f l i p K i s e , I i <w e i |i u t . w i l l t b , " " l - - a M il ■• ' , , I t v . , m t | n It *ff It*** * H y " m t n , rosidents will he required to Alary joined in their singing while |,ud „f Mary's sweet cakes, N.„, ,-.l, u„. »||,| Mown i Hi it f»•t si Fl"lh!i* •n . t , H i - . , . , . , ...........m o l e i i - t h e n i . m t n e v b . „ k to t l . e l n . t . - . i s i . o , , >I pav for Ihe sewerage three times. she cooked supper in the kitchen tll„| |(liv, hrdn't any. He at I Irk. a ... ......... ..... .....out. Whatever may he tin- result, one at the hack of the house. I hey all Wn y s i,r„k,, ||U cake and gnvel.-ven today, »*♦ *J* *J* **♦ ♦*♦ »*♦ ♦*« **• ,*♦ t jr (J» «*» »J* *Jr *J* »J» *J«*Jm J((J thing was certain There was no lov-e.l each nthec. .j* ( j- ^ * j. -:‘ * : - : * * : * * : * * : » v a pose to each l«.y. Even then li. |ltu*t* w i l t ’ll sit- UN %* iM 111Mill I dirt on the llumpfer sidewalk yet Of course, Jesus also helped His knew Mat we sliimlu all 1* * ii * i lUilv. y4-nix* .Muiy tiliil JiiNi'I'li inut her every day. In those olden other* He wav we wtml oil t» ii M ik i f (Hi m i i i 11*t . U U i p . A ! I l l * I limes no house had spigots or \\ hen He grew up l.. I., i I h a n i i n hi ii if i ♦■i i i i it y , 11 u ii ■ tunning water, a , we do today. „ pig mini, .1.-o* Mil,I uiuwnop- 'll Hr. | ,|a rj|■nit-in 1"Iin* 11.111c f 11null There was only one well In the t„ |,,e il.ut way. loo. Imhiy ... i i «°111 In I ' i i i i n Ii in i l n 1 t.i-aotitut *% .-enter of town and everyliody l.nd ,-:dl it tin- todden Ride of .l.-su* l Y m p l i ' t»f i iii«|, Ii m h 4 ii 11 wlii* SPOKANE. Wash. Mv. The Mil I,. fetch water from the well t« K ielilu«ty and everything was l i n t M l ' I I t i l 1 I I II 4 ***lI I I W*»I»I | l l f l t l wsiikce It a 1 1 r .. a d's Hiawothn the house. Every looming, every loved t-v l e n s : I . m l - n,,d dog, f o l l l ^Olvmplnn sln-nmllner hit a lirokrii luiontiini', every uiglil Je«i|s went and ev ii snakes and lints and fileW h i ' i i M r i v it l J i i M - p l i util I If .1 " rail near here early lodav and to the Will, filled His him- jug ulnl tile little Wol III*, ill- I lea Mol m h i mil t i n y i i i i i i i ^ i i t f I in t . 1 « - ij with wat,'( and carried it home to them all Kindly and gently seven ears jumped the tract vVllk f o i l l i V l i r i i f I V l t i l x i i l U P f i l l ' l l . I At leusl four passengers were ' His mid hr Mary on ills slinuldei F ill lio lld n l ,, J e - iis Iim l .1,*-, pt l i i ( i i t i i 114li t t i i t i n i i i I t in - i ' i i i i i | >f 11 injured and tiocpitati/ed Knur J.-siis loved His playmate- and and Man nun have gone .,.m, *1ah> Mi' * *I Iit"i Sou No ninth » crewmen reported minor hurts. their gullies. At play His winning time* on pi, me*, eliiidonu the hill- til i »* * SItil | J.-l-ph look i'll, lilt V Two passenger ears overturned „r losing wn* nil for the glory of t„ the v. n to,,, tv. ,„ii n .ml. Hilt) » riiiil .l< -O’* Tin«y iott lin Tlie JZ ear train, rn route to His Eternal Father. When lie, them going „n long hike* a ,, ,. « Hi I* ' i t hi ii ii o s iiful h m |i liiK’k l " Seattle from Chicago, had slowed grew m, He said, “ I do always Ih,- the g,, en field* among tlo ml down for a curve. Superintendent Al Thor said Ihe rail apparently A Chilli'* Life of Jc*tl* i* one broke after the engine passed over Ilf Ihe lu*l honk* written l>) the It. At tin* hospital the injured were lute Fulton Ourslrr, noted au­ thor of *orh volume* a* The F| identified as Mrs. Itiulolph Miink, Chrwelah. firealrst Story Ever Told, The Wa*h , suffering from shock and tirciilest Hook Ever Written, etc. Till* presentation of Mr. Hor­ hroises. sier'* ho„k ha* been specially | Mr. and Mrs Frank McMullen, illes'ralcil fur newspaper pub- t Cedar llapids, Iowa, shock Sgt Olis Maddox, Fort Henning. lieulion hy the well-known ar­ tist. Neil O'Keeffe. On., hack injuries. CHAPI'EII IV The four were to he V-rav-d to Where tin you think they found determine the extent of injuries. the Roy Jesus, In the Temple. And wliut do you suppose lie wn* doing T lie was talking to (lie eldest nnti' wisest man, telling them about Owl. Only twelve years old, Hot CAM PUT TOUR Wits telling llu- grownups things they had never known liefore. L 0 M 9 D IS T A N C E Jesus was tile only person in the world who could do such n tiling, C A LLS THRO UGH because He was not only a twelveyear-old hoy He was trail's Son F A S T E R if you give 4 el *» and II,' and His Father were dim. | me tbc oul-of-lown num­ There were !,-ai* in the dark eyes of Mury when -lie found ber. Thai way I don't i Jo-iia, Site had felt -<> laid, so lost have lo make you wait I -vithaul Him. Hut lor Son said to fit her: while I get flic number ‘ Don't you know I must lie from inform ation' in the about My Futher's work?” — Then Mury under stood and city you’re calling." smiled. He meant Hod’s work. Kim put her arms around Him mid Joseph dashed away Ids tears with the hark ul' his hand and they nil started buck home. For many year* they lived ipiietly In the white and green town of Nainreth. When Joseph to lie kind to everybody. He led lit- walked out alolie into tin- d>was railed home liy Cod, Jesus them, one by one, into the iiv ,r -,-it For folly days and forty heipl* nights If,- -tuVed ill,me among Mu' took full care of Ills mother. Now Jordan and m in ed tin'll He worked alone In the carpenter with water. 'I tint was »'ailed hup- roekn rind -otild. In till tloit time II*' IihH huthinj? to tut mi,| fiHtliititf shop, arid lb- missed singing with tiling them. Ilnpli/ing wni ii In drink. 1|»* hfi«J no ln*f|, not »*vi n Joseph. Hut He and His mother ‘ J1;11 ,hrll‘ * " ul'' “ ," 1 «" a pillftw. At idalil it win pH n likkf Mury * an if t«>trrih«*r. wn* a l,i*,in n,,*» Alul Joint kept telling pored,, ttdd hut H< had tlo lire. Ib-nis mui | wonderful raipenter and nlways / hud plenty of wuik, and lie hud u that soon Hu* Sou „f tioil llimseir wtdv, w--. m-arlty, making iioIm-s i 1 jin the night, |V* great -’ al lo think about: tin- would rtimt- to talk l» Hum, work r.f helping ull the people1 So now Jesus said goodbye to When l|„- long time wn* over, j which nonte tiny soon He must His mother Maty fm a whd and Jesus was very hungry and begirt. walked Ute long, long toad t" thirsty, I,at now He had t„ fm-u A In HIm heart Jesus was waiting Wrier* John was. — th e w o rs t rim e , f o il. H e llt 'lt , it II for God, His Father in Heaven to When John saw Jesus coming w,c, (,(| voice, trying to make Him, tell Him when I I I start, and line tiny Ho learned that the time had near he gave a shout of Joy, Winn-' do wrong things, arid not l„-lp the Jesus stood In the river, John Imp* I conic. That was when He heard about; *i« d Him"'arnfa while dove' flew* |HS" ',|e' ^ . ....... Il!f« roUAln John. Fur away In J c r - 1 ©v^i,n w l nnd nil the* iwopK* hrnrd Mint; III* did U t»» ukow usalem, John wo* talking to n Voice from Heaven saving; -----all us “ ‘lion .lo .la . sluing. crowd* of people. He was telling "This is my Moved Ron in p i H I M I,S A N l n l t l , NO. 7 -7 them to )>c sorry for their mis- Whom I am well pleased." Tomorrow: Jesus perform* Hl*j i i n ,iv r , a i -i m ' k a n o . k i i i takea and to make up their mind* Next Jesus hail to test Himself. first to Imile. •ij ¥ Fast Milwaukee Train Jumps Track, -1 Die Announcing Ihe OPENING o f and COUNTRY CLUB V New Owner irianagement DECEMBEK 1 5 th C; OPENING OPENING DINNKK D A N d i— l)KC 2l)tli FIRST ANNUAL 7 To 9 \\ M. DANCING — 8 TO 12 V. M. 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OuchMi VenlPies Venetian Blinds are gusri lead against rust, corrosion—liter nn paint lo chip, crack, or peel I DRESS OPTIONAL REASONABLE SEASONAL GOLF MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE the Irnmlnci'iit vcnctiait blind Hi1* * ) •J;" . / G O L F T o u rn am en t CALL - t 'l L . n r - 4 ___ e .-!i '.I -I. v* /fin' v~ tl Vt‘ ff ‘ i; ■laHIftBfJdKgfTA->1 . ’ Aif ■ •xlg1 WM ,'-J)Fr BSKiJ �r S a n fo rd h e r a l d Mon- Dee. 15, 1152 The Sanford Herald IM Oaltr •!*•»( t i l s ; , CkriiiiMi P sU u SH C k r it liiH Sum ••< Hi •r.l Mas ■•II* Afl MOLI.AX II L. U I 1 A S inline uuhuos uuaa Rh Im u H i u t n I r a i t i m o s ' it a t m TODAY'S B IB L E V ERSE I t alwaya Is, but unfortunate! The people in Pitmiw, New Jersey, demonstrated recent­ ly that they know the real meaning of the word ‘'neighbor.” The Frank Klrcher family ran into one of those streaks of trouble which seem Incredible when they are written about or shown In the movies hut which, nevertheless, hapnen every day . In the midst of their troubles the people of Pit­ man, population 7,000, rallied to help them. Frank Klrcher Is the chief of a volunteer flro company in Pitman. A short while ago his three year old son Edwin slushed his eye with a scissors. Klrcher’s wife Inst the sight of her right eye a short while later. Scarcely had the confuslon from the first two misfortunes cleared when Krnnk Klrcher Jr., age six, Injured Ills right eve when he was struck by fragments of glass shattered with a hammer. Klrcher was troubled by the prospect of mounting doctor hills and he was informed that his family would need extensive nnd ex­ pensive treatment. When the people <»l I’it mini heard about the plight of the Klrcher* they went into action Immediately, A commit­ tee was appointed to solicite funds, an entertainment was Htaged at the local high school auditorium. 1U0 volunteer fireman went from door to door in Pitman during n driving rain storm to rolled donations. At the end of the drive they had raised $2,500. It is pleasant every so often to read of neighborly co­ operation such as was displayed by the good people of Pltnmn. It revives a person's faith in human nature nnd re-ompiionizes the fact that the size of a community's heart can­ not he measured by population stalls lies, WASHINGTON im -The Jlusilan Communists arc whining became their own scientist*. whom they lerrorim t into conformity, ore try­ ing lo ploy it safe by saying noth­ ing which might net them into trouble. The Soviet Journal—proceeding* of the Academy of Science* of the LJKKIt, tMii'ii.n of Kcuntimlr* nml l.iivv—mill not lung ngo ahotil illscusstons among scientists: "We often take more enre that In them there ore no inlstnkrn or controversial position* taken than they present new facts nnd new questions....Mnny elements of ploy Inu safe were present in oar work. ...Kvery manuscript htul to go through seven or eight reviewing levels before it was published.” The resell, the .1mini a l said, was thnt the work became so depersemnlized that no one individual could be held responsible. Everybody ducked. The Kremlin will not per­ mit scientific Inquiry, criticism* or conclusion* thnt contradict Ihe party line. Rut, because the party line itself shifts, any worker in an Inlrlh-cItrnl field finds himself In double jeopardy. No mailer what he says to conform In the party lino Imlay, Israel’s New President Thu now pruNiilont of laruel I* the HH ycar-oltl atntoMmmi, scholar anil Zionlnt Vil/.hak Ili’ii-Zvi. Ho nucrcotU the Into Chaim \Voinmami, world fnntmiH .scientist. ami political figuro, wini was Israel's first president ami hint boon calloil hy many a motion) Moses, Ilon-Zvl wan a leader in tin; movement for a Jewish na­ tional state for mnny yoars. For thirty years ho lived hum- Owena, 53, Miami beauty chop operator, whose skull was frac­ tured. Two companions with her were not injured. Wsldeu said no cbarfes were HOMESTEAD m - Two Miami filed against I’opanla. men were killed and a woman ■umpnnion seriously Injured Sundny night when struck b) an au­ The 11*11 Dodgers won more tomobile while walking along U. S. Highway 1 in the Florida Keys Kumeit than any other team la near hfanwrmlo. Dodger history. That club, man­ Dead were Frank Ellas, C9. and aged by I.co Durochcr, won 100 Noe) I*. Thebodo, 52, whom Flor­ ida Highway Patrolman Jack Wal­ grimes. den *nid were walking north on Ihe right side of the highway when struck from the rear by an auto­ mobile driven by Sum Francis Pannnla, 55, another Miamian. Walden said I’npunla was driv­ H.v ing north and had just passed a W. V. flitting south bound automobile whose T o n e W o n Drug *'o. . headlight.* temporarily blinded Vuur sense of smell is often him deceiving. A* for Instance In The woman wns Miss Nina the mutter of cheese*, some with the most obnoxious ndo* revealed In the field of genetics, nctimlty taste Very good. While Ihe science of heredity. Its treat­ the most poisonous gnse* have ment id till- outstanding Russian very pleasant odors or none at geneticists, whose Ideas didn't meet the party's needs, got the most Body odor* are seldom no* publicity. ticed by the individual affected. The Kremlin decided that for Ita purposes — to show that mankind Brunettes arc said to be more could change marvelously under odorous than blondes, women (nc .Soviet brand of communis—the more than men. Certain ill­ hereditary factors should be played nesses ran often lie detected down nruf the environmental played by odor. up. Communism, of course, was With n bottle of medicine Ihe new special environment. the smell tells you nothing Over n period o f a few years— about It, and doesn't even fore­ the whole effort rearhed a climax tell its liislc. Most drugs basic­ uIkuiI 11*19 — the leading Soviet ally strong are mode imlntnhlc geneticists were dis**raccd or ex­ liy (lie sympathetic and coniled or perhaps killed because of ■rientious druggist. their emphasis on heredity nnd were replaced by men considered I'oovrlalit by leading scientists of the world T h is Is ( h r laSIh ul ■ s e r i e s »l to be charlatans who through phony r a i l n r l n l n i l i r r l l s e m m l a *P|triirscientific argument played up en­ I n* l a f hi** e o p e r rn vb nerfc vironment, derided heredity. 2 Pedestrians Killed On Overseas Highway IIOHT1 ilAZI from an 83-foot Christmas tree and 100 choristers sing enrols at ceremony which ushered In the traditional holiday octlvltlt-* In Rockefeller Plata, New York City. (Interuolfmial E.rclmtur) GIFTS THAT t • ' Ida has shown marked improve­ ment. In 1929 it was 71 percent oi the nal'onsl average, Inst year it Was 81 percent. In Soulh Carolina the Negroci are being given credit lor saving the state for the Democratic Party. RaYmond M ilry point* out in the Times-Umon that in one precinct where all ihe volers except 100 were Negroes, Stevenson got 1,250 votes. Kisen^owe* 135: and in another where all were Negroes Stevenren got 229, Elsenhower jione. There were between 60,000 and 80,000 Negro vote* in the en! l i f t elate winch Stevenwn carried by only 8,000 vote*, John Temple Crave* ««y« the declining influence of the United Nation* i* due not to Atneeiaan iso­ lationism but to Russia which is determined to rule or ruin it, and la Mrs. Roosevelt who thinks we can have world socialism without world communirm and twlievrs ihe lare to havo it is in ihe United 'aliens. Mr. Graves leaves ihe rather strong inference that the best way lo save ihe United Na­ tion* i* lo eliminate Russia and get lid of Mr*. Roosevelt. B I? v, Democratic political strength throughout the North lice in the big cities which are generally con­ trolled by such political machines u Tammany Hall. In New York I City, for instance, final tabulation* rive*| that despite the overwhelm­ ing landslide which General Risenapt howar enjoyed throughout the . North a* * whole, he failed to car­ ry New York City by 359,437 vole*. When the Democrats are in power it mean* that these big city machine* have tremendous influ­ ence in Washington. That the unpredictable MEAN MORE The Gramrmu* Situation T iic news fro m (he K iir IM i d ep artm en t!* nf m ir sch o o ls is mil RtHui. Accord Iup to a report j u s t issued try th e Honrrl o f K tlu n ttio a , sorlotis d e fic ie n cie s on th e part o f pupils* Imve been uncovered in e x a m in a tio n s. T h e tcn ch en * thenniolvci* cou rageou sly sh o u ld er th e Irinnie fo r th is s itu a tio n , snyitiR th a t Im p rov em en ts j s i »* needed in cd u rn lio im l practice!*. SCARFS Naturally, overylxnly wnnti* to neo the city'a pupils gettintf the best possible luHtruclIon in Kniflinh, and In othor courses, too. So any mover* made in this direction will be more titan welcome. Still, there is room for ennnirngemruit even In the Hoard’** re|*ort ns II now stnnds, for it shows thnt New York Htudentn tstirimrsM or eipml thus*; from other parts of the country in many respectb. Whllu It Is not pleiiHimt to hear that mime pupil * spell February at* Fobunry and rcceivu nr* reclovo—or In it the other way around7-w-tho fact remains that poor spelling In a common childhood affliction which, like many cithern, clean* up witli nge. Tlie errora that nlmwed up on HUO compositions written hy third-term student.'* were of Interest, too. Total inlHlaken numbered l,il!HJ. No fewer than Did of tlnmu war** misplaced modifier,n, which evidently means adjectives In the wrong place. Furthermore, then* were 225 errora In tense, 210 "fragments," 100 errora In mood, .TOI errors* in "unity and subordination," ISO "missing elrmentM" and one or two other Items. Thin In an imposing tint . and corrective mennnrea nhouitl be taken, for no one wunt.s children to go through life dangling their participles hehlmt them. We hii|w that both tcaclicrs nnd ptiplla will apply themselves to the task. Gut's not mil*place any more of them modifiers. — New York ilerahl Tribune. Strawberries Are Commencing ToHit Plant City Market BLOUSES ririixlirr-nDIng rnsliimi- nr* crn li , . . gay and culurful and a wonderful rolled kin tu choose fro rp .................. Tissue I'nilles v«tils Urn vlrgiini't*. Nylon* lain trim* mrd nnd lorkrd. (Iltnn and Wind Jfrsry s, all vsit I* a luxury lo o k ................ volume. Fiuridn City — 2.000 liuslirl* of tonintocn *(dd nl price* ranging (rum 12.50 to »9 20. l’ompany — 231 cara nf all com­ modities moved, an Increase of t22 ears aver the previous week. Bean* ami peppera accounted for tiro inereaitr with quality of all commodlllra generally good and prtre* holding fairly ituady. Ft Myrra — volume Is expected In decline because of cold weath­ er. Ciirnmliera continue to let the puce, with 0,375 bushel* being sold Hmnrtly tailored llluiotv* »s Ilfs n nisltim Imk in flap rollon and till) on rrrpr. I.ong nr short i.lrcvrd ours, mnny rolor* lo rlioowr from . . CHRISTMAS FOR HER Sam Thiwe are truly tingled with charm! They Include All tViHtl, Babbit Hair, Nylon and Cakhmrre In Ihe aea* son’a prettiest color............... Byrd would marry hi* own daugh­ ter I* not at all turpriling to those who know Sam Dyrd. And lhal he ild marry her and then wait a r and a half before telling enyabout it i* not turpriling either. n . only thing that it surprising about it U lhal he doe* not present with grandchildren at the same time, Sam met Pat in England tyben *he fall oil a cliff into the gnu of a U. S. naval maneuver at IM Under age q{ ten. He prompt* b r adopted bar and when tha war wta over brought her to Ihie counB r a i KU ward, Now hi-vnioy* tha MWMtagn of having raUed bn own G IFT HOHIKUY — by I’hacnia, Vanltaalt* and llanva 1049 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan Kxtm Glean, Good Tires, Ka*ji» aad H e a te r^ 1940 Ford SiConvertible Coupe Extra Good Ttreal Converilbl Extra CIM 1950 PonUmc 2 Door Sedan *tra clean. Radio. Oi Owner, 1949 Buick Sedanette One Owner, Extra Claan, Dynaflow, Bndlo, Heater Short eleovei pailovero in woe). Nylon and eooh* ■eve, In jewel tanee and all whit# . . . . �— *—j~i _ •'* --i; I •' 0 EILERDM OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES _ , MONDAY The re Ruler monthly meeting of Ute Women of the Presbyterian Church will be held In the Eduen n a l Building at T:30 p in the u s e o f Ministerial Relief will be e m p h a s iz e d . After the program a s o c ia l hour will be enjoyed. Every woman of the church is urged to Ih» present. (lain hi n I.ninbda Chapter, Ilet a Hlenta Phi, will meet ui the Yacht Club et 8:00 p. m. A sectional fellowship meeting will be held by the Assembly of flod at the Fleming Height* A* setnbly, Orlando The Heim-rocnllis Circle of the ®*rden Club will meet at 7 ’hi jam. at the home of Mir. C. W. Over Four Hundred Guests Attend First Annual Policemen’s Ball At Mayfair Inn 0 -ee 400 persons Jammed the: man. On the front of th« program a (X F O R D 'Mrs. Smith, Knumillatt MonTHT. William's Home To Her. 15. IDs? Honor Miss Buyer Scene Of Luncheon PERSONALS David Hester of Emory Univer­ Mm . Cer.il J l.uMiftw*. » WEDNESDAY 1 The Prayer Meeting Service at the H is t Baptist Church wil he: gin at 7 :3 u pm. We rontin'ie ■<*»r i study of ‘ Progress in the t hr hiDan Life. The midweek Prayer Service will be held al the Central Rut-1' t Church at 7.30 p m The !i.mbeams v.lll meet at this time Mrs, O/.ior Honors Mrs. Starke Hostess Miss Jean Sayer Lor Home Club Meet . Dora Bronson Tells Plans For Wedding ..., , . - s. t TEEN TALK S', t A'» * ?• in ! I .NIKS. B R O W N P a t* S MILLER'S flh t* * Sicker: Class of the Fir:* Metho* herutiful bellreom of the Mayfair' it s o stated that proceed* from sity ha* nntvr.l to spend some lleorgs* A fiiltvw £jn * r nfnl iMf<. '*Cr< F V n«m?f ill it r.t •i tfiHicd t j« »* i*ft (list Church will lx* hi'M * ' Mi** Inn for lb ■ first annual Police- the d e n t would go to the ItM rtlrj' j tune with Idi piuenti in Hanford. Volie Williams I H * * f r with nh r«H«t Klnh-y Unll at 12:89 p.m. .■ *h>* for a luncheon 1rmi.tr l tl4- Itlfii*' I *ritlny r>u: 1*1 nr * "* ■ n .o'- Bat' an Saturday night, of the Pol lee men's th-nrvolcnl A* Ml'* Bill)',iia .kills EsUmlis'ld ai t iers \ti. i .It ,u ** *v• *fti 'Mni j Da l a 1ng v i« enjoyed from 11:00 »o. niiinn loi the welfare of tnom p until ‘ 00 a.iii. to the music 1»>I< of (Is" dep.il t Ills id and theil rived today fiom .lack'onvdtc to dm Tin- pall) va ». I..I.1 tl III*' lake part til 'be Applets)IlcUsIrick William •' 1: mu . MIT l.iur.'! \vt I n: Barney lto\ton and his popular ilcl.o’lds TitJ Hiirl t ii'ii m is -, a l 1 I' d o' einvk P is -nli nt of the oigiinizolinti 1» , ws-ddllig on Dei . IS. ot i lint ra o' IU liiliilo, i in Ian i i. - pnd i-ci ■lh I \ w i t | l >i, oratii g the l>allroom w r * .lisi It i t -ott; vir. ple-lds-nt, It, B Et mn J:, will la or iv to loin n dei oi .ding limn Iy 1,0, If I IIK* i iiitm I red mill wmle •Iminii'iH m-n . < Mp. or, : and -n rsdai y-tieiisurer. I \ i , I ■ r 1 i " 1 1 tl Ill'll to .1 l«utG t lie loin lo >ui M- ' I the ceiling iiiit on the wall.i ailing Mi, l-’stslb Jennings, Making up tli it Mm. * M' linn ml Mo ipilul *1 v1c ft om t ho I'flutT l.title u hh if ' "mi! with ted, while llml silver bell* ihe daoi-s 'Oiiiii'iliso were Chief **' llas'tiliesl tap a- lb It it \was nVi'f 111III nn IS l NN L l ' i Hum end Christmas decorations giving ItoV William , s ipi Roy i’illis and! w-tli nil t * i wii li nn n* n‘ a gala YuliHdr setting. Across the Patrsslnirii B«n Butler, Hubert of a loll on .'.'.it to do) logit at the i-|i»Hi mm! Hall. balcony were the winds "Welcome Hows'll aii! P It Spence who wets* Mas. On • •tr i tint:* in* f t of (j*, ift Mil l ilv* ' f ")iri»*f NVr* »t| 1 » U l p to the Kir<t Annual PdicemnnV at tbs- door. Tl’.' l>- < vat ion coin T I I E R S I I \Y riaii.h Hi fitti . I* i f Vllantii nr* j mi.i ' l*uM* A • %"41 t ll, i il.l. vv.i- ("tnpo-el id Sgt. 11 Thr Moti's Broth >-l hood of the Hull" and on i'iieh table wete book­ m > tt' In* «■ uf First Baptist Church will have n lets covered in m l ami green d< \\ r. neb, and 1 (' l.ttlhnin and, •: w+1 I <nIai y for hi- ifmri ijiic* to u t 11< *\Inh‘ !1| I ,1 V|(jtlrl >y oil | NN Ytl ll \\ I ’M' *»l* t 1,1 -ilvrt supper mi.I program uieelii, a scribing itmmbet • of the polic* d. <.,it Eons \v. 11 nlids I the dices'- A11- i XfiiMj* 11 ui mU n V-si* .*< t a%Mur tnilny whp l . n l l s 111*1 ".I •i I lv< rtn 'I. a f Pvt \V \. II iitis tin Meiiiiirial Ediantlnnni IT■ii ■•- force with nietllte of each police : i iiM'.moLlu i. Mi M. I’* ui't* Hi t "l ;»f I . dt .ft llig beginning nl ,’ :IIO p.nt •ti of SpniV ». fsst. lit'* pm * ills, nnhi* h liimk* ti t» ■ TIJERR \Y 'the lit ,d Ambassador’ iwii K* \ .u»*I Mr*. ( hiiult II* ii riiiip aii nl Men of the Presbyterian Church len t al the First ItiipU.sl Chuivti •It Irk i!till \\ .1* n ill*' fNpivlttl l Du ihi: Un |i11111h'Hitl Mi will entertain their wives with a hoginniiof 11 7 ; im> p.m. t * tin i\ t mu** i r» w* y« i vnuj* i - i i it pi «*f l* » inj Ladles Night program Extensive The Junior lb itherh ''' *11 \\f'l plans are being made to have this meet at th<- First IlnpUsi * 1 *i 1 «tlhri. Tl..... . * Tiii*\ m«- Uu lull'll \ C S i.life wa- hosts*' Mi Miss Jean Saver, who will to­ vn#*i *■ one of the outstanding program* itl 7 : Jit» t> n i v* 1f tl "hr l*t»1i**i C<l* m an led on Div. 311 to lint*, v* fur l it i tgolt;> to, d im ' of tin ot the year. There will be special Mi* II \ S;» •* i . Mi * N'niici The Cl.ip tma- patty i f ft I IIci'f ■ ,salo ii i 'Ini' oil entertainment. Supper will be dies S. m irt of the It. of l,.h rttil Wright of Siivnmmli, N. Y ■ wa- II...... r a mh y a it- ni'Uistiutioli* w') n served promptly at 7 oo o'clock. .Mi l‘ 1! Rpeh M' l i ) ll<n E.. Illlii.«ii • luiilgo No. fgl7, wdi honored on Thin iluv a fte in*»-ii fh'lisilay The Mint Club will hold its an- lie held at the home of Mrs. II. E. with a tea given l>y Mi- Merv\i. Wile i-*»y-lys-.l op making haiol Mi . D.oa C lleon on, slaoghtei >•*’ v <'f ik -ee. >t> M dlium C.m il Christmas party at McKinley Turner, ‘.‘ in West .Seventeenth O/is-r at hi i botni- at First S i r - - ' ni.olo eausHs ami oil ll wrapping M. iso,I Ml-. E.st I I I I , ' . . . II. an riot. Mi-. Keum "■ B - i 'v . Mt o' Chi! lira - gift fli msrtiiu; and Mellon■ills' \teinn \bosit II at 7:00 p. m. Families of Street, at 7:30 p.in. I ll • Ha..... I » hapnmimil* I i is,las plan- im It,a tom wasomluctel Is Mi Carl Wit* member* will he guests forth*’ guests called lalween tinPoms The Magnolia Circle of the San­ n.iiRV' In K<nn* ii.'lh M < iim|*h«'lL ii ii Ho',-Ill-oil, Mi-* Al .41111.a Wn- lit, occasion. liam* v. ho demonstrated Christ *«f Mi. ii ml Mi % Jove* ford (Sardeii Cut, will meet at of 3:1)0 uml odui oYloek. \\ .1 ('miipftii'H M i Mei v vii i i/i*o, Mi. Beautiful Chiislm a, nrinnge. tna» a tappings after which Miss •»f <A 41 4 |l4»|ni, Mii’h, %lt i'amit* Hi-trel. Mi-* 11»*i r \ Moor • Aii the First Ilnptist Church will be- tIMM'i a.lo. v i'k s|, 'trniley Od hcnrsal at the First Mi .! Baptist | mini, I'.aei Mu-noli.. \venue Carli mimls we|e o-s-il in tbs' O/tci I da Wooiiird, Honrs- 1temotistia \-11 i • jn i*H«‘nf |\ I Vf I t | ;•t fthi* William < llateto -*rr Ji Church at 8:43 , p.te. I C i ji k* «| ti* hr i?p* ii |Kill*, 'mine, tin l i e mantle ws-te < lut*t too> Xgs'iit. led tin- earntls- tnnking aval V ivib.ii v No Mu- F. I’ei wills g**i and 5! i nttfotd The untiunl till key dinner nn*t pimn ins evergreen l-oagli* tnletsiti ici-tl imiturn -if tin- pi"grooi. Turk- l • «*x htinu** nod idem fut Don. Idea, wengiven tu members Christmas parly or tin* T ru th ' i nriht I'lft.N 01 I i *h brightly colored Christina's | *■HII'fllr1„ Ttn- lion i on" vill t.ik. r-l we -iii i pe-pu-'iug poin-etlioti, the ly-p. lbs lit al 1 to |i m al llu- I li t bill- ami lull white tapi r* EID EI.I" I I \ss On tin- lea table was a 5 uletble imi ! Christmas flower, for usr in Baptist ('hutidi In W P Brooks Tin- im i ling of l'o|> It Chi” *-f liiMeelntti of till bordPliil with th-* I "toe t he devotional, entitled ii. will m-<form tl............ pulti-ettins. A grs'eu laiwl in tin- "An- Ymi Willing to Forget", Mi,. Marvin Milan will remler the Fir*I llapti-1 ' hill e|l let . heel! center' hidd Clri i*tnrns halls renter • taken 11mu ii poem b\ Henry Van teiptlal aui-ie ami tin* -otiiisl wilt po,tpolie.l fla*m 1 moil--n idgllt It) VIVIAN IIJJVWN By ilUKOTIIY IIOE I until Die. IX al I ti. lioine o f Mt . • ' I with a red cumllc uml surtonnil-1 Dyke, was given by Mi*. C. M. l e Mis. J . J4. Cleveland. \smm lahii Press Women's Editor J. M. I'nriieiun, Cel tv \i enae. at nl with gtei'tis olid llra/lliaii Flowers, and wa. followed with Serving a* million of hlrtlnr A P Nawnfcnliire* tin- Lard's Prayer and group sing­ mid oul) atl, in|aat will be Mi, HiftMl n.m. Mrn, \V \l W i Hm * i; i oi«|» Lady Loulhprucrks, I!)j 2 model, pepper. W ill Ll * »i!,!*tl*!Ml-4 I II* Jlil-tft )|t:l|1i* You ran give sonic fine presents defliilli'ly Mi-s Saver wore for tin- is-ca- ing. liuvp glamor. i'honia, Bronson, and pel forming to the men In y<mrllfs< — Dad, Aeeordian seleetions vveie en ­ tin- duties of la-si mail will lie miMlt vnii'h iiniltMilu * *1 !'< tati"it of This is a polpi the ll. S. Murine -ion an nttinetive grey taffeta tirother and best boy friend — by th*1 Ink'll Nrlunil k’l' * •luL * iiiimml wishes to make clear in fashioned with n low scalloped joyed during n sm-ial period by Ihe bridegioom's l-iother Mai via roruci t to lie to l7l loin » M»\N M i I I I I I . Investing a few pennir* from your vnrps its drive to enlist girl collegeu crad neckline, rap sleeve, and very full Mr*. C. |t. Iiiowii uml refresii- i nliipln ll. , piggy bank mid u little time and nates in its first winter trainim m in t,, eoM*i,tifig of frml cake, skirt. On her shoulder wa, all nr, , . .............raining A reccptioii will follow lie eei, energy. 1H M N M F V S VI M i l V ia salted lull,, ealldie, olid coffee, mony -it the Meiaonal Kdmulioiml Course for officers since World ciiid i m sags'. These gift* nre made with your War II, scheduled io oja-n at (Juan were enjoyed by ul'oill 'III iriettitiel, lliiilding. No lav it at ion- ai e iielng Dining ihe afts-i tuisiti Mis, \\W ClilMlidU |,t 11 n - * Hnliilrrl own little hands, hut th.-v don't Hen. \ II . Jap 12 Dougin- Slenstrum prs-sided at tbs' uml gin-,I, Dining tin- meeting O ,Ill'll Imi alt friend i <<f tin ,ample L> thi1 Tininnu'n' \ f**t need to look homemade. Suggc*Striking proof of this contention silvei tea service mid served with Mi". F lo w n s was (iresi'tited witli l i e loidially invited lo attend the rut-ilny iilurliI In Li' it i .itii'i II* *!, Uons fiann your locul serving cell­ are |,| U ||„|h Marie Diamond a camellia euisage for a rente,! tils' tea wane Christmas raks'S, leu, , it ’u*' uiiruml'i* i *1 M ii-<imfii' W eddlllg ami reeeptioll a r will lielp you along with tinM? , U 11 I Inn tit *»ti. |*i • ii( it project. All you need Is Mom'* i f Knoxville, I's-mi . and 2nd |.t sallsil nuts ami mints, (ius-sts in n- and g ift, wen exehiinged. Serving li* llii,te ,,e , Will, Ml,. Staike Johan Me La more of Pensacola, nis't at the door Py Mrs. Willioui si-wing mnehlm- for u fs-w hour* to whip no a hatch of pri'lt) sill, Ima r l,i, both -talioned in Now York but. amt assisted l,y Mm . William were Mi, Flowers, Mrs Mur gut et Ipgialmm ami that will spoil glamor on Christ- live, '" lh h“V,M,! ,l" ' l,n|e "f their Stemper. t 'opiposing (he leeelvllig Edvvaid. Mr*, i \ line Wilt Ml -. 0/1, r, Mi sis Sa yci Ml’ . <'In t ,*llei \\iilll,. inn* morning. Hern in n some l.l Diamond is a blue eyed Inn ami Imr motfici, Mrs. tl. N. Saver ['ho e allemlitig with tin- bint ideas, with directions on how to 1 1 1 ■-t Mel.amors' is im-ttv e,.»e- will- Mrs. 1)1" It. Brigg,, |Mlt them together: < S. I. DENIM COVKItS FOB m ' cl'mi. ‘"H1 ar'' 'he type id uniform llnlh are particular Mr- Seott Weller, Mt'. Michael to tlitil wolf whistles in or mil FATHER’S WODII GOLF Cl.l ltS about wearing lipstick and nail Diets, Mi*. J . If. J e n , * , Mrs. lire IIVPPV Iilll l l l l l \V These could he mads- in *sdisi polish of just Ihe right shade to die William-, Mrs Wilbur Smith, I •union Clmk numeral* l. 2, a, nn,, Appl, denim with companion color t in in Phillip-, Mi,. J , P harmnnl/e with the red cord, on M, \NNtll M I MI NI atriiml denim for trim, "'""•rm s t„ fn.nt s.Lmri w,ta their raps Roth wear sheer nylon* lieu im.iid. Mi-. M 11. Brinson. Vtr*. ....... \If...-I . ( \\ a To make tlii'se covcis, first soar sew mg mm-hiue /.Iguigy,., uml trim high-heeled pump, with Mr- J |>. I nil,-diaii. Mi,. Roy Til matinn officer l.l MrL.iiunrc Tut hack and front reetlmrs so .................. "hieli make* it “I, their uniforms Both light up like lis, Mr- It T. W aiteu, Mrs. Chai -(mill'd siH-iidogy tn college, and | I iiiLtli.i *«•*' *111(1411III! •* (L dith f ft \, a * U f l i thnt cadi section i* in Inidus i iii'is'ssarv to turn under raw peon sign, when they discuss the leu |r Itioven. Mi- Miil'il Gear was personnel officer al the M-i |ii •utixht* i Ml \|t«*l*| \N.II I*, edge*. .Next Hr,. „.| |.„|,,,jn of „ . ‘4 ll. S Marines Says l.t Diamond lung and f> Inches wide line Inirraek, in Camp la-jeune. It»4: V i H* aini Mr-. It. F. Ifnelilk. Curve top of both sections uml 2 r . f r N C la-fore re|strluic to New i piitt iiiIh' m *1 ii** lh* L»i »m » • ••mu* ^ ‘D* d".ddo length of l l may sound funny, the way taper toward lower s*dge so ilmt \dirk as pnieiirenient nMicer. visit M ii’liIL iliiuirht* r ui Mi .in*? Mt astle thread U*e meres aired I "Joined the Murine Corps. I was opporftumtli" inarnugc arr mg cnlleges Ihoughout tire East ■eellona nre npproximatelv I In- Jhrs-u.l on spool p|n, l.oosen lower Kiiimt't Mi'ft'uII m' t In 1 i iH fraternity white i aimitti’ iiir u t n i dance ut 11 wiini , that impel a rhea wide ut that point. N<'tt cut lenaiun to neon.mo,lair thickness attending "ti .*« (hr mot Hot Ruth elastic thread. Upper tension I vvas a student at the University ^iri to join tin n-nnrssi-c, and a couple- of Ihe Mmi,. .-1(111111*: it'nmlns n ,i umaral Appruxinintvly 4 of boys started telling me nltuul Ihe "All the girls in mv training Frlsn.'* 'V " " " f both Marine officers' trnining program class are married to Murine offi­ ■loiil am| back sestlnn, run two I was so anxious to Join up Hint cers except one, who mnrried a eaw« of stitching. This will Insure f t of eovei when it Is slipped ,)Vur I wired Washington And fierc I Navy man But then she can Inam ." excused. been on- she was slnlioued : "* 'Ll. McLninore wus u slmlenl nl a I a Navy huso " Ulie g V'Ir'l mil|M"L mul' buck an-1fl" lull*J**1by Florida Slide Unlvcrsilv when she plneltig ttaiTow cmd.ln Mas The girts point out that college » " " 'l' wide. Length of Strip f* the ami her slsler, Sarah F ra m e ,, de graduates may follow the eiiieer ""'•'.’" l .......at mound outside of rilled tu Join the Marines ami *ee they chouse In tho Marine Corps, section* to bf joined Tills-H.I |„d,. the world Slstcj- Sarah, ♦i Imi a and get training tli.it will fit Itietn ! Pin with mercerized tluead. Insert lieutenant, now is In Franklurt for civilian Jobs Inlet folding between hack .....I front Germany, one of llu fu ,t iwo Id Diamond worked mi tier ni Inime low n new simper in Know die sect roll* ho that right sides of wniueii Ma line officers to l.t In Europe over-, fine null nlliei alni all raw befoee -lie Weill llllo active . Ralph \U* Mr <- HER-sLD Today’s Women INmint! I n u u • 11 BM**. Th* U tt uitlv :\ N*l»lL Li.» itTVil tl* i ur|lto*l * " licit I 1 Tc t - Jit ' • I' * ••jl^c •*! |ilIII., till" ' \ * .* .1 :tU Li* I th -t - *f 1f IIc In*•n i, , i.i, Mm m r 1h* * ■ ' i •■**! ‘n/in h> M t1 * w■ni Mi* K■ ni' 1 t, |i. fiotlm »*■ u n 111 * fi lji> m Mi* h«* D Tin. ** i 111.*vif V!i ■ S un or vn* i Suit. ' I*.*. Vx Mi I?.’ «i. .hi f II l j i lit. I t I*- .4 •.i t* - o , ELKS Charily Ball Mayfair Inn i*I*'< 2n Eb ^ I he M Mi 1.27% lh. I ,o\ et I ' - S l o t »• K. I sat S t . I'hop.' JtllMI-J Vt Ci -s IS Utio-! I'll ■lie > I I Mi Mi Mi I L c n n i l ’ if Sg J STS .*x **./*: V.-« 5S' g TH REE PIECE SE T if if i< - ‘■ W U N « CHRISTM AS SPECIAL! s if j* if ,1 .. I S . , . : . S T ra in C nsr 14 14 Ov ci n itr pit i. li) I'tillm un f! A Tin* — Hut itiimlv If .1 f , " |b" ' <»" ...... . Stud, In idaes with conluig fool ntt.ielinieiit ... Ilmt soil ran stitch rime the ■•Oiil. If yon wish to place a null Din lit l«*f» uf I'ftvfi nmk*. it 0 f Mae drip ami iri.eit with entiling. IT smi i|ae a ponipopi sou can atits )| it op ssh-'ii s'ovi'i s ai,* eoinidi t»al. Jllml iossse s'dge of cover* with Idas strip. Ro a d map folder for fio i-R O D FAN Measure off a .standard road amp Ifolde.j „f course) and rul stuped denim for 0 ' 11r111c cnser, .solid denim for lin)Pg and erinoline stiffs rung to one mid one-half times the length of » %wk V "W m ‘n ’t vi For C h r is tm a s E n g a g e m e n ts Bhchdizinondcngigcmcnt ring in our cnllccipm ii«> jsaK'il wit rigid cxzinlin lion for color, tut and cUrity And each finely wrought Ktiing i. fully ire worthy of the tm It h o lsU . Call 337-W Fur Evening Appointment Wm. E. KADER Jeweler i-.'foIft t fffcrU H th South Park wa 337-W # i 8 tt it x it .f 1 2 3 3 j 2 .t .* A ,( tt tt tt .( ,f Sanford Jew elry & Luggage Co. ruin S j i i i f i i n l T H IS C H R ISTM A S Vi HI " I t n h iiv p lino rhinn for ns !ift11o ns “die pur wuu V\«* Lavs* ifitcmfiliPf] (jU ^ S x Y f ' l f f t . 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Francixcan and Syracuse ■ Telephone |3lH \ i * it ii • A Both girls me ipilch to denv that ice ami -he now j-, a puldli odor ■he map pitta one tiom ter seam allowance. For width cut to ilnuble the width of the folded limp plus two and one-quarter inche.t which include fold over and eupi aljosv- anec. Next s|ejr i, t,, 1in•t*. crimdinr f" wrong side of the strlttrd den­ im used fop out side rover. 'I Ia n liirstu plain fabric mud tor lin­ ing to the stuped oul-shle cover­ ing h o that lh" right sides of thu two fabrien face ench olhsT. Now on your sewing machine sinrtlog ut bottom left hand corner seam three section* together nil the wiry otuund to right tuiml bottom cor­ ner. Turn cover tight siile out through opening nlong lower edge. Turn raw- edges under the slip stitch place. Matting at lower sslgs' fold ctllirs* width of the fabric up to wlieru it forms ii pocket of adetiunte depth to acrommndate mail maps. Run u Hue of stitching down center of the fsnnl map folder to get n iPH'ket tin each side. In or* dec to anchor tho finished nidi) scants of rover use mi overcast stitch in a decorative thread. Con­ tinue stitching nrmiiul sides ton and larUont. Attach lam's tu each side to Ue cover together. ROM K T II I N I ! FflK TUB HPOHTHMAN — You can adapt Ihe "ahoo Intg" Idea to a hanging container for hi* beloved sporta eoulpment Pocket compartment* should Ut tiirasureil off fa fit Mi need* Hhallow pockets nUradlvely' hound with contrasting bias tape may hold golf or tennis (tall* basehalls, even a large pocket may I* Included for a footlmll. Other pocket* can hold baseball bat and glove, tennla raequrt, sport shoe*. If. you’re really erentlve, small applique* can he made tu desig­ nate the content* of thu various pocket*. A tt �lin e sLUUiW H l l U i ’ i y L*«l“___ M&£jFd*‘J2S* Co|d Wave iTwo House Mazes IfttitlRMfit fn*i» H i# ll*fl was Ihnl funn products kinds already Keep City Firemen have been subject to rolil (or a loitu duration amt will fin Inin the Busy This Morning miller spell well chilled. Witness Defies Threats To Kill In Racket Probe • On TV (rontlnueg From Pate One) government-imposed regulation." Iron-Nerved Ajnnan State's Electoral Votes Cast Today SnveH Live« Of Crew TOKYO ijn - T h e Air Force said For (ieneral Ike , the (odav an iron-nerved airpian saved lives of a H29 crew by dls Other high]lints of the report: 1, A voluntary code of ethics designed as a guide to broadcasters Florida's (lie usual ouloii-ak nf house cann„t he a substitute for the re­ TALLAHASSEE I * fire* In tlie wake uf Florida' • sponsibility of the Individual sta­ 10 electoral votes were cast nlfi dally cold waves hit Hanford today .1 tion. uy (or Dwight f). Elsenhower 1. There have been programs for ['resident here today. two house fires mvidving heaters Ten Republican electors put their ■vtre reported this mo.ning l»y “containing offensive, objection­ able, or suggestive material.” and ballots in a hat exactly at noon Fire t.'lilef M. N. Cicvrluti I. Mrs. William D. Th roe, K ir. the industry should take “ correc­ In accordance with stale law tive action.1* It was nil cut anil dried because Ktt't I welltii Htieet, w.ts burn 3. "There Is entirely loo much the 10 electors were under uuth to on the hands, leg, mm * nod (.to trying to 1 xllngiliidt an me, t iro d emphasis upon crime programs vole Ior Elsenhower who won the neater in the i|»Wii»l«.r. 10 .0 1 of and . . . too much time Is bring slate's popular vote by a majority her gnriigo npartmoiii eurly tills devoted to such programs . . . the of W.01M1 In the November general fuel that radio and television crime election. inornuig. Rut there wos much signing ol fji ty Firemen were alerted at programs attempt lo show in their li:t„ a. in, when 4 . VV. Dulup, conclusions that crime does not ccrlilicnles to complete the for pay . . . does not In the least malily M rs, Thorne's in her, ac» Idcotsliy affect Ihe subcommittee's feelings It was Ihe first time in 21 f *»r* an M-ki'it i.v r tin* heater whip' that crime shows are not suitable id Ihe second time since 1870 groping In tlie dark for the light subjects for programs that are so that Florida's electoral vote lias switch, .Mrs. Thorne ru«h d down timed that they are likely to be gone lo anyone but 11 D e m o c r a tat lira fiooi iui apartment .« tiy watched with some clrgrre of regu­ ami the Republicans made n little to put out the Idnxe u t t i . calling larity hu children." of me th' occasion Ilian Ihe more o( the Die department. 4. "One of Ihe greatly encour Democrat* usually have. Ilclore iiremen arrived. Mrs, aging aspects of the present state A score nr rtfore party lenders riiorii* bud Inirm-d h e r. elf. The of development In television pro­ were present, including Slate F,x file caused only slig h t thimugn to graming" is the growing Interest ocullvo Committee Chairman C, the noariniom. Cn uf Uieveiuiia of commercial sponsors In cultural Harold Alexander and National took Mrs. Thorne to lo r doct r iui and educntlnnot programs. Committee Members C. C. Spades li'i-illa tc iy lor tr utinei t, 5. The committee was " I m ­ Slid Mrs. Helen Lellr. At I I . Ou a. 111. tliis morning no* pressed with the efforts of the Anil ail the electors were on other house blaze brought fircim-u radio and television Industry and hand In past years, some Demo to the residence of Emil McClain, the mnnufarturers of distilled spir­ crutlc electors haven’t shown up ilii) West K'eventh Hired. Rod its" to eliminate all advertising and bystanders were drafted to log fluiiiOH from 11 ic'ei'tive heat* nf such products on radio and tele­ cast Ihe necessary votes er whipped through three of the vision. The electors named as thi-lr tour looins causing, what Chief chairman William C. Cramer, SI Cleveland termed, "consideralilc Petersburg, who narrowly missed ■lumagi' ' |u the lesulenco. No being elected lo Congress \V, A. one was injured in the eonfhigiu |)ay. Rruilentmr, wa* named sec f t ’o n tlniifd From I'sg e One) torn. The hoU-e Is "Wiled by H. retary of Ihe elecloral college del command said, “ individual wea­ It, HnnJeis. 1egatlon. pon* were brought to hear to l.ow Voltage wan oi|evei| to The actual tiallnt* cast for E i ­ mass from senhower were prepared in ad­ lie the cause of yesteiday’s fire prevent Ihe entire brenking nut." vance The electors accepted Item at the <!,ly electric w liter pump Presumably the weapons were erratic Secretary of Stale It A on the Orlando Highway, t'tiie f rides and carbines The approach (Iroy’s offer to have them typed t.b'Veiuiol slated today. to compounds Is from below, pre­ “The fire stalled at 11 "JR 11. m. venting the effective use of con­ up with Eisenhower's name The electors ore Cramer, Day, in one of |bo auxiliary pumps cussion grenades. Tear gas gre and before we enuld arrive to x- partes could not lie used because a L. S Campbell, Darlington; Mack tingulsh It, ipilte a tiit ,,| damage high what was sweeping across Tyner. Laurel Hill: W ,L. Jlryan, Ja*|>er; W. A. Washlmrne J r . was done to the I'lp n p iio iit ami Ibe terraces. Venice; Nathan It (Irahum. T a m ­ •light dariuig.' to |lo* luoldiug,” The I'OW command said many pa; A I Nearing. Marianna; Mr* he exiRiiined. of the mutineers were former In­ Klliel Park*. Slurke: and Mr*. mates of Compound 02 of Knjc, Myru F. Ilrown. Sulphur Springs. which erupted In hloody violence last Felt. 18 o s s i Ishi 'S er,«*. * - s r iissl Lota 01 truck growers, especially in Ihe lush Everglades, have used forced picking To harvest what t'rgctables they can before the colder weather hit. Murkland areI as In the Lake Okeechobee region were hard hit during the weekend. | A wind kept temperatures un a I little all over Florida Monday. Bill . . . . . . ... „ , , , . there will be no such beneficial A c t i v i t i e s O f I h u e ' s wind* Monday night. Weathermen _____ , said light northerly wind* Would NEW YORK 'A'—A former lung- 1blow over the state but there would shoreman defied "shut up or die” ' be long periods nl ealm In North threats today a ml testified th.ii a and Centra! sections and short pe handful of waterfront figure* cou rinds of calm in .South Florida. Miami experienced a low of 41 trolled Jobs and loan shark opera­ Monday ami In mncklumls In the tions on New .leiftpy pirns Anthony lie Vincenzo, 43. of Ho west n I there the thermometer (token. N J . father of four f-hil slumped In a 3f) The DcLnnd re­ dren, told the New York State gion had a 33. Orlando 3140. Ihe Crime Commission probing rnci.iti West Coast 30 41 uml the (iladrs Coring on Ihe New York New J e r ­ generally got by with a 40 The morning bulletin; sey waterfront Forecast Inr Peninsular Florida “ You cnn‘1 get a |ob on Hoboken for tonight and Ttiestlav morning: pier* until you see RnrelJI and d e a r skies and colder l.iglil Florin ” lie Identified them in an open northerly winds with long periods hearing at Michael l)nrelli, Hobo­ of calm north uml central and ken public safely commissioner, short periods of calm southern dis­ and Ed Florin, president of a J e r ­ tricts, Frost and freezing temper­ sey local of the AFI. Internationa) atures In all the farming areas of Longshoremen's Association, lie Hie stale. Temperatures on high Vincenzo described llorrlli, hi* fd*t ground will be nlmul seven tie erees higher than on low ground cousin, as a former bootlegger. lie Vint earn was placed under locations, lamest temperatures for low police probation several dnv* nun after reporting to- had hern warned ground locations Tuesday morn Bnotiytiiou-.lv tie would be found mu occurring alionl 7 o’clock: H.tinesville District — 24 to 28 "jPaallnu" it l.e te.l'flcil lie testified Hint Ihe two latest with some low pockets down to 20. threat* mine by telephone Friday fro* I Upper Fast Coast and Drlnmln night, one from a woman who Intel him tednv would la- bis last if hr District* and north |mrlinn of the Ibid bis story before the commls- Jlrooksvllle District - 2.1 to 29. lift pockets 22. frost The rackets the commission Is Harlow and Itidgc Districts and Investigating rctmletllv milk Ihe south portion nf the llrooksville pert of 3.10 million dollars yearly District — 2(1 to 30, pockets 23. He Vlnernfn said lie u-a* Pred frost. frtim Id* own joh ns a hiring bust j West Coast Dislrld — tempera­ till a Hoboken pier id Hie Instigation i tures ranging from 21 at Klfcr* to of llorelli and Florin after he re- |28 at Kllcntnn In 33 nt lonu, some fused In cooperate with Florin in low mickets 23. frost. III ring “ short gangs " Imll,m River District — temper On the waterfront that term iilnres ranging from 20 at Cocoa means the hiring of fewer men to 28 at Vcro Hrnch to 30 at Stuart, (linn the designated romnleinenl ifrn't. of men. with "phantom” name* Everglades Dislrld - 32 to 3ft know the out con * <. r (be p’o>. MClll IN'IS Ilf till- JUI v *01 tile being placed on the pnyru'l In neiir the lake, ■ away from the lake rnmid mu the desjgnnled number, 28 to 32, Slime low S|wits 25, 30 fin u i of the two nights were M ail, I ' '" M l e w - f l win r i f f and with officials collectin'* pay to 31 In the Imtnnknlee area, frost L'luVeluhd J i. , Joel Flu id , ,\|is. j In .Mnsonrv, Eastern Star and lb liv e r L'ordel', • haro-s M in t s . a, made out to the “ phantom*.“ tamer East Coast District — 33 l)e Vincenzo - aid (hat each Sn'ur to 37 near the const, 30 to 34 away Hr. II. W. ............. Heim n .landi Shrine work,” says the Daily (lay mnrtilne Ihe it men who had frutn the coast, light to locally sou, Roy Orcen, 1 Edna Adams, Truth. Morocco Temple piihlicntlon. the n'diUe loridlm* concession* at heavy frost H. t.‘. Harp r, Kirby Kl-e Jr,, Mi . "in welt as Id* civic ni'livilles end for hi* country, he (Mr, Ihe Holland American IJne piers Forecast for Tuesday: Fair, nut > ike Jniiimla olid E tg u l-'nwr U, service Hi-arliur) nwently was chosen ns In Unlink“0 g[,vai foreman. unite so cold in the afternoon. |hdr total receipts to Flo .b i nnd Vle to i'Ii's Wile e ip t ii’ed both 11 nn-mlicr of HI. Hotuire Conclave Future temperature nutlunk — f R e t r a i n , who w.»s mil fcrllicc slightly higher leinpeniturrs Tiles nigh ts by (h 'fiu i o A Korney Htov- No. Ill, Kcclcsiasticnl and Mill'arv flrilcr of the |[e,| f?n)*s of Con. Identified day night but with frost over most •’ha, portrayed with e iitlu islu xin ■dnn'lri", a idirniil lioner |n one of nf D ie slate Wednesday morning and aoeptni's* by VVol.aiu in *,. tin- lilehcNt orders of Mnsonrv mot • e lii'll, as I'Oili Juru-s 11 tune d one well earned liV our po tentate" verdicts o f noi guilty. H o t a r y ( lu ll 111 The Associated Press Mr. Hearing, who Is a unlive of The defense attorney and Did Thomson, III., was "riginrrd In road 10 Cordonsvlllc, Vn., registered riet Attorney F lin t, Iild y depleted (Coni Inlied I i mu Huge One) i-oristriicHon in the 'n s t h"forn leoif and 2 1 / 8 III. I,.-* in diameter. above zero today and clalmvd the by Ew ing 1 Sfn 11, elasneij with coming south In 1031. lie rnetlnued ciiilly ilistlnctlmi of being Hie cold­ real sin d inin g Ihe cm iit-rooin P'J eubl. Fm-li cun willi tlliei- cans t-i* f-onl construction ac"vitles In Of Muter adiled will iinike n 2| est town in the southern states, proceedings. Florida, (irnrglii and T o n e -« e a lint Ocula. Flu., Iiail 27 H I hers r.lg lillg litin g the perOtUUe nerving. From 30 to 30 run* with rtfflcea In ,|acVsoii»'lll« |t» |s Tlie cold wave prevailed through fonnniica wuio a ir Haul ItU se ll, •’resident of the fll"tr O. Hearing of conrentiute uin l.e iiiaile finni •ooli standard buz ,,f fruit and u out Hie South, bringing low tern ■Vha poi(rayed the p a il of n >|e. Construction Company. porulure* that soueded more like vout Hwedlsti ||nt eaeepnr, ,Yn Ua atniidmd .«»; m j p x |,y* * sii.e. white n inr Inn of i-on, nil rule norlhern wilder. Hordrinxvltle's I" iSw eiison, it wit tie s m the ( nVi ; cans meiisiiie* I ' , ’’ * p” , U '.j" . was the same u* ihe low reporleit I ’lu l Meuid t , who played the purl Heath, and policemen, Albert tlui* making possible n gieul inv at fullluiM, Me •«f Niggard J iin g i| iii*i, „ w itiica. F i n * and Mat Ktlillae. The Mildest spot In Hie South |(|lr III Mi.u i' j*in• riirtl nf (f ;iI t s | I Possibly- the most outstandinu Who vv«s the Nvviaiisii frtem l o| was atop Ml Mitchell in North tile Bllun. Ile e i'lst-ii n, t),e ea e, amt h il nf n c tin " turned nut In the Carolina which had two ulmve t u b e r c u e s ........In . . . I |.v th e in e luneix Ito u n iilla t, who vvris too nrodurtlnn, In view n f time z„r dusltv. le | in iiii. .| mil. on b ide Ih e zero Rut nt Hil* season of the ItyUlll * t il'VS Ifl^r • ruction, w "* presented l>v M r. year there’s noliodv on Hie (noun 32 ounce cun w lm b m a ke .. » g a l iriiM .il nf K ill piny 4 |»rniii|i.| M e iillie r, ■f ,,n was •lri|F*<-i| for Inin except the weather observer ■ Ion of euiiii'" Ju n e, Ih e 27 (a im . ».i »« A inlt«* Hu port of Him iurd Ju itu id sl mile tuber places In Florida had wen . tU t i, u t i l I be 12 and l, Ih e In i I s i tbaiimtie highlights u f the pro- (c -i Monduv three day* before I l f V l l l l 1l I s - " im t i l i n ' , c a lle d H ie ther nearly n* cold a* OettluV It ' dm lion w .re t , (lVlM , (lie duv of the f ir s t iip jienta lle o. was 28 at Jacksonville. 27 at Pell . u i ki-e can i.ioi e jt |„ | Pi ter Yan Dirsen, wlm form e rly liy Mrs. Harris ami Mr. Meualer saciila, 2u at Tallahassee. Farther [ p n p u h n w i l l . New I n n , a p a i Io n - lit |„, „ tool the n " ”t. '"* • ptaci-d on n south. Hie peninsula wu* somewhat1 who biiiKe down tenants. their live, in the Navy sld p iiln g lis t . Mi. Fishe traced the production warmer Orlando hud 3U, Tampa au tiiid"** , of riuici iilrule friiin tile lien to and Miami 47. Snow fell at three places In Flor \o||e W illia m s J r. proved to I,a the bins, to tin- wash house, to the Jubet when' the flesh frail Is Ida Sunday, something extremely on 11mateur n rto r of nu lit(lo Bi|Ueo/rd mid where the |iiji-n |.< rare tor that stale. Light flurries |uowes* us he part ray n l the 11001W hitfie ld , neparnled funn the pulp which i* were observed at Lreslvlew, (treon "ous John U rn Imm fuhib' Into feed for cuttle. About vdle and Chevalier Field near Pen wealthy banker D ither of the on.'-half iif iill the fmii used in sncnlii Tallahassee gut a mixture widow in the case, Nancy Lee the Indiistrv is tuini'il into feed of rain ami sleet. Faulkner, llh c was unite voci­ Some of Ihe coldest southern ferous at one time in id s ........... tile rest gm-a (a the evaporator or ttcliei at ml nr where five parts of rltles were Danville, Vn„ IS, Dillon of W hitefleld, who drew Wniri ore removed liy rtalurine Lynchburg 19, Hlclimnnd 20. Ashe­ m-eusn tlons of g Nhudy liackthe atninsjilieii.< pressure from It ville, N C . IH. Itiileiah, N (!., It), gmuntl. pound* per siptnre foot to niiprtivi- riiorlotte 20, ttrcenvlllu, s. C 20, Humor was Interjected into the tnntely rent thus Vaporizing the t'hurieslnn 27. Atlanta 22, Miml nlav iiy M rs. John Hutehins, a Juice n( ig degree* F. Instead of ginnery anil Itlrinlnuhuni, Ala., 22. Negro woman w itness portrayed Middle 21, Nashville, Knnxvllle uml At the normal 212 degrees, '•'■•Is method of evaporation, Memphis, Term., 21. t'hnltannoga J*v 'U " * lic it v t ’allum ; by M r. px-Longshoreman De­ scribes Loan, Job Prisoner Of War Riot Theater (iuild Shrinern Officers . . , Without the use of fire, emilili'S tie- Juice to retain Hie original taste and smell of the fresh fruit, lie explained. I’, 1sblent Rob Hsi-yi* *niini.e ...I that the Rotary Club v,Tll man the Salvation Army kellies next bat* 27. Jackson, Miss., 23, t.ittle Hock Ito u in illiit, who wiscracked on the 21 , Shreveport, La,, 2.1. and New witness stand, liy M rs. K issc ll, Who Cast di<pumping rem ark* at (irleuns ,1 0 . add nf M"*lmi, N. Y Murrn" buns of Def.artd, f„ C. ftradley nf lei,and, Jim Fisk* of flrlnniln, ;*o, st Ilur'bv of Winter Harden, find Hibbard Cochrane of New oik City, move mirth Saturday, Tfcev left be hind a death toll nl 18 and ■ number nf Isolated communities. Another series of storms swept In on the Uuffziln, N. Y., a r eaa from ____ Lake Erie over the week end and ranted the deaths of fmir persons. Snow, piled up about la Inches In some places, tlelsydd bus transpor­ tation and disrupted flights at lluffuln airport, Hull tidl traffic re malned normal. The Now England storms, which blanketed several areas with up to 22 Inches of snow, fill hit iiuit'l northern Vcrmopl hardest and knocked nut power, and com mtinlcsUon systami kUon systt In ninny communities. Orpal P la in s. It nnpwfd in northeern Florida A sampling nf tho chUI in DUIo ere flurries Heavy snow and rain storms swirled Into parts of (he north eastern United Slates over the week mil, leaving 22 deaths uml Unlay. snarled communications In their i isltors le iri)d"*eil by Mr. Mnr* wake. Storms which have chilled New llson Included Fred Raywcll uf •Ip" ei,. i)„ D»wari| Cnauwiea ot England wllh sub-freezing temper­ ’t, I'teasant, N, J„ Clintje* Rev* atures since Thursday started to FOB IKE "Iff T'tltl .ADKLP1I Pit IA Jjv — Tho NnI /fmcrien"s f*v •nnnl Jomoc . p(jo T..n lias nlodflrd BL, A import bf the mcnintpg RenuMIn lltratlon lttr as long as >Vct‘ ll D. Risen s campaign SBU1 ’**' Th* ADA has peeqrollv smuipri* I Hie goings.on of M is* Andrei by Mike H lrla n n i, vyho played the earl of the Investigating police" mail In tlie rasa and by M r*, r.wing Dean, who portrayed Roberta Van Rensselaer, hip* sh iftin g w ife of tho mobster. Tommy Thomas, president of 'ho theatrical group, turned In a jood part as Homer Van Fleet, orivato eye, and the port o f M rs. Fnulkhe r wan plkyw l w llh pro* flclenry hy M iss J)|lon lin k e r, an was the purt of Jane Chandler, U n d 'W rlt riiK export, Ay M iss Uobliyo Morton. Others In Iho cast were Ronald Anderson, b a iliff; M rx. Clam Johe, H in t ’* secretary 1 Mra. Rm im lllat, Hie vans' secretary; M iss Rettv D o ris W ilia m s, court stenographer! Ronald l l o l l , court clerk 1 M rs. Yvctta Oldaker, p rl•on n ia trirn t I ’qul D lsio ll, Judge 1 Demoee«t|e ramftaafps n-d eft. Monad Adlnl S . SteVt'fihntt In tho Recent pryiddarttlM MlA^Upn. stayed on ground. £ at Birmingham, Ala., And 34 at Croslvlew haul a light snow Now Orloana. Hurry, then Chtevaller Field near ^onsacola got soma and nt Talla nsseelt wsi mixed with rain ■loot. The temperature w u 81 de greea Please rail for appointment For much of the deep South winter's bite was sharp today while M f f 1732 ~ 1741 temperature rises of to to so de 'or coughs coaths tad and scuts scuta bronchitis dus to grass wsro reported In the northern olds you can now P«c hilly psapsrtd fur Chlldrto In a dnv (Ink sad bhts tvtclsts and bs wrsi isM r .j i a t f i ; "y h W 0 ra tu rn i CilfeF’S SPECIAL A BO W L OF R E A L HOME MADB V E a E T A B L E SOUP > CHOICE p j 9 P T O , - , f f t I A HOME M ADE P U B D A ILY ;T L Jaegsl Notice t S T IIM I'lN C I I T COI N T. X IX T H J l ' i n r M I , I'lH C 'M T OK K I.O N II 1 S. IX S X II KOR SR W IM a LI; tO I X T T . i x 111 x x i k h v . n iiliK H K rm At n i.t i * T in x ( M i 1“rH'Ind a live bomb stuck In 0 M A i i f i i-o i r r i M n bomb rack while- — It* OR-sccoml I ' l l i : i l t. llt X I I X 4X1) K IIK II4 H. i n s o x , i n «virv, Hme fuse ticked away. P ln la illfs , The daring feat was accnm ' I- IK K III t XX 4 vvti.aox, nM iiw, n « l, ,_ rief*«a sm «. S T 4 T I: o k K i l l it U r 4 - r ill i f WNA W M J« ,.v. wlJow. pH*hcd in 40 below-zero tempera lures as the .Superfurl with a crow 'o f >3 started home to Okinawa J j n,u ?. bombing mission over North hori':i Airman Fliirst Class Ernest 1’ Hrarrls. on ueriai gunner from (dnssport I 1a , crawled into the bomb bay The lives of windswept bo the crew hung on his speed uml '■kill I found that n dash Immh used for night strike photos had fallen «n a tnuple of 100 pounders that didn't drop ' (innrts related, , Fighting against numbing cold !»»' went to work on the fuse. If the bomb went off it would have lorn the plnnc apart. fioori* defused the bomb in J.ist 28 seconds! ; *;!• •• H J . HJinfiiMl. Hrmin- ' *• ./.y.V/IlT* !•!*•j tv 11,1,'VM M L A .N IIII.IIT If n11v«•. u)d hi u tn kn«»Hn "p'Mia** it inn* 1 ,#•*!, and i« d»-Md. ih » unkhnwfi d*»vtun*. '.,r */•»»«*#* or XI,hi w u .: ” !?rn M J. H. *nv*. u n i l»fp* unkrHctvn MiHiii*# if iimrHAd. Mii«l jr i|«-«H in., unknown ItV ir* nl.Yi*. Nnd hlK unknown h M All I I I n Mi1 If xu.zii-* 11 m n r r i r d . Mnd If dr*,|. th# oiiikioiwn li .l f s , i\r>v\*+tn, l*-nntr.p " f kr.tiiifnM Of amid JitniKu II, Man- rinlAr; alJv#*, JAMKH II. AU i |h »n a I.I> If nnd hla u n k n o w n apmiaa tl in*» r r It'd, and If tlaad. th* un known ••••vlwr-M. ! . * : * ( * * * , nr i t r a n i a * * . ."*! '* . IV Alni tNinaTif: t J . 1,L v tl K*iX If tillF *, nnd liar <inkMnvvn pp.iiiK* if mnVrlrds ami If •1*1141, 1it.- unknown bHr». dAv|F#*a Irioiia*a .*r *runt**N «.f paid l:||*n Kiscnhower ^u ,: . •'•••■•MS Mil' |mi.S a|(|» 1 P *n *r, e * rt O nD fiilenee about the outlook for speed­ II r h * * l h a m ; .1A MKH K. I1 A H T LK T T l a Ihe l o a n s f I h e I • a m i J u d g e , ir a li v e h tid hip u n k n o w n M(tnu*e If ing a satisfactory solution. a s m l u u l e C u u a l* . F l o r i d a , In find If dead , ||m* u n kn ow n Hewhair, In tw'ii public statements yes­ rnntrlad. h *lr*. or aram dtp terday. the general expressed op lim lx iii. At Ihe same lime, however, he repented hi* view that no simple formula i* at hand, and ho said patience, foresight and common sense will he needed in finding one. Elsenhower e*ve no ledteption < lien lie plans to meet with Den. Do"gta* MacArthnr. Mac Arthur declared in a sneech in Nmv York in days ago: " I am rnnfirlrnt there Is a clear and defi­ nite Mibdlnn In the Korean con­ flict " Several day* later, Elsen­ hower messaged M ar*rth »r that he would like to talk with him and MucArlhur replied that he wnuM lie nurrrable, Tho two grnernis mnv meet here this week. The President elect sold on his h return here veslorrtav that his trln wn< a starting point for his own WASHINCi TON ‘.t -Tlie Supreme planning. At LatSua luardia Field he Court today struck down Fikl.i said "Everynpc of us thinks we h^ce homo's loyally oath law on the ground that it penalizes persons learned something to make this who might have Joined subversive expedition n sort of xtartinu place from where we are going lo plan ore a niz at inn* Innorenlly. The low requires stale officer* the urogram* we ore going to ami employes to swear they are adopt "And we expect them to bo posl nnl affiliated wllh the Communist Party nr any olh"r orgaiilz'dlnn live nrogruni* lleenuse you know, Hint advocates violent overthrow mv friends. Jest because one side of government it also re w ire * 0 winds peace doesn't make pence iromlae to lake up units in tic- I We m"*l go ahead anti do Ihltu’s erne uf the United State* that Induce the other* In want Justice Clark, who wrote the pence n'«n.“ do tiling* that einirPi main opinion, snhl: Tin* phrn*c lri(|lieriiniouti> classification of Induce other* to want peace also" Innocent with knowing activity — wax contained lit on exleiupo must foil a* nil nxiertlon of ar­ ra-enos xtnlrmfurt *t the alroort Eiscnhotvcr nlxo hod o prepared bitrary power. Tile oath offend* riiitmient for rcporte’,« v'hen bl* due nroceiB." Juitlcea Black nml Frankfurter big Coniteliatlon landed, tn Hint wrnte ftrparntr concurring opin­ Fe «aid xoaiBlhlau the' *ound»'l ion*. Justice Jack son took no n.tri •dtnlijie lo (he ofMhe-clHt remark, In the caxe, oinking the vole 8 tn n lie «xld: ______, of................. “ We face an enemv whom o r Validity the law was questioned by seven former teacher* of the cannot hope to impress bv won)*. Oklahoma Agricultural nnd Me- however eloquent.’ b"t only bv deeds — eveoulrd !!• • '»* elc—>m chnnlenl t’nllegr Thev declined to l ike Pie o>ih stances of nor n w ehnoxla" " Oklahoma's Izoyalty Oath I Hit ISy Court a t r »f •»t raid Jamrzz |J ll .irilzii r.IJ'/A - lMa 4 rHeIiKi kIi tUI l» K V I X U . MKT 11 KIIIK If alivn, uml lM*r u n ­ Ileeeased. known If fimrilAil, arid If T h 411 K e r d lla r s a s . K e rsa a a lla % •li'iitj, ihe- ohkrmw fi tiidrn, tlfv la raa. la a c la im * I I I lle ue a m la 4 a a la a l S a id I............... ... o r k r a n I «*('<• o f paid i: ili a * K a t a le i hrlli K irk; S A It A II AIcCtTItDT You and each uf vou are herehv • I.AIlK If a|»v* mid h * r un kn ow n "I*" 11**' If m ar ried* an d If d*kd. tha notified and retiulred In present • ! . rlalnia and demands whim Vou. ,W uoknowM lodr a, dfYlHrrx, Uu ntP aa o r ir ra n ic t i* of aaltl Himih Mrf'urdy either of yon. may have against Ihe eatals of MARIK IJlL’IMK VINK, 1 l a r k . .1 M H l T i 'I I K J .f . If a ll va. an d hi* u n k n o w n hiioiim* If iiiarri^d* oet-aaeed. lals n f said County, In Ihe County Judge of Heiuitiole l ooniy. an d If dead , th** un kn ow n halra. «!*•x I ki es, JiifiilfpN or urantnaa of MM J. M MltrhaUi MAftV LAMI I I : it T \f a11va, nnd her unknown U h iiin f If ninrrlctl, and If di*ad, i l i i link now n heir**, d fv lrrru , Iricalec* or *fr« i t i f f *»f anId Mary L itm ltrrti ll \M II.T «iV r o \ ami D I M A *T»V. hi* \vIf**, If a ll y* nml If d«ad* lid ror«|iK. tIk *• tmkioiwM hair- i!*VIa*8#a Ii'Kii I m ' h or Kfuitta.'N of paid l l a m ll ion fV>* an d Hmitiii **ot. til# wlfa ; J i (HI AII II HKYMKIIT and I! 1.1.A V dlv Vlir.It T, til** wlfr If allv*'. and If d«*rtd, ih r r 11 vi* unknown tl r*t r im, i!i-> im-r1 *1* |r,aaI f>« or if ran I art of a..!Id ,lop|nh It Mryio-rt and 1*1la K d c yh or l Vila wlfa; I! IIT HAL* Mlllt If a ll y * , and hla u n kn ow n «|ioiiN«* If m a r t led, rnd If d«*ad, the Instirniico f nnd were fired on May 21, IUI Each hint a coiiir-ict of ctnoiov h e e t p n n t menl extending until June w 1951 'll«i Ahi. 11 wa* stipulated In Oklahoma nort md court.* that none of the teacher* mhic.i oit in d ie sl'iH I I'f w*’''' f t n |bp c o ' d r i r v . h e s a i d In *,’!*•*| I1"** rt'*»*i r*V “ Ah vm* iiM knmv,*' rnrt'iin nf H-t wan ro*»w *erli,*l with a JUibver.Hlvr. |lp prnliV*"* rnflnnt ever ilinorganization >>..«..d miMi*»v " ■ f.rssiga,"to sooths tad “ liuuranch PIIONR 114 , xollintr price, P lu s B c rv lc t" 114 NORTH P ' B * Be Wise! SHOP AT HOME G * » your favoriteyoiu^ler die Ouislmas that cams? $ft You'll find the best selection of merchan­ dise in your community* shops because a you have a llltle one of your own—nr a favorite niece or Rrauilolillil? Of cmtrxfl you'll want to give her tin* toy* llinl menu in much at ChrlMmu*. Rut this year give her another gift too , , , A linlteil Rtalcx Defense lloml (lint will go on earning Interest until *he'» fully grown. She'll lavo her tnyi now. Rut In year* to come she'll Inve you for the thoughlfuliir** which |irovi<leil her wllh this gift dial earns, your local merchant wants to please YOU! YO U g e t fa s te r and more couteouB s e rv ic e at Home! ' Make a Chrlitmai-thopping stop at the honk and Invrstlgnlo J tlie wonderful posslhllitlrs nf RoinU and savings acrountl as presents for those you Inve. You'll save time and energy! to t your youngsters' smirity, am) for your country's, tix>— Your community merchants, now as al­ gjvre 8 United Stales Defense Horn) this Christmas) ways, o ffe r the most services to make rup.S. rtwHstuHAm tM anb Alt *J>srttitsy. r*. Tfmmft flXaarhxaU SWsit, f it M fmi U b AtmIImi t is .IJw U risg CaisrH as4 J shopping easy and enjoyable. SPONSORED B Y T H E ------- SEMINOLE COUNTY sxt iM f lN f / cpklMMl. K lr iil |iiih|frnll«in I»**i*. IS. Andrew C arraw ay A gency l: .<1 .,.,"1 (VIII and Testament of M AIt IK E ltH IH K V IN K , de* W i * * J l/ f* A 0 U S T O M i*O ? (1) Your cnTld will Ilka It turcollcs to dls- the c la im o r dem and s h a ll he In w r it in g , a m i s h a ll s ta le t lie n in e * o f re e l* ■lem-e and Poet o ffic e addrees o f the c la im a n t, a m i s h a ll he s w o rn to hv th e c la im a n t, h is a g s n t , o r a t to rn e y , and u n v « o , h c la im o r d e ­ m and not r n file d " h u ll he Void» a/ |t ilo n lo n It r ls s o n Ir A . a it ip ln ls lr n lo r o f ih e K a * 4 s e xe c u to r Of th n Ynttr t’unh return -----if it Hhotiltl burn, will be just whiit you've mtule it. (2) .11 contains only sals, proven bo Ih Florida, a I Ms offlrs In Kis court house of said County nt Kanfnrd, rinrlda, within eight i-ftlendnr rnonlhe from Ihe time n f the flret nolle*.* Ami no ono enn ovntlc It, .r a s s s g f i ’. 1) It coaUlai O. P. IIHItJtnON. n llv * nndh *r unknowii niimiaa If C l e r k uf C l r r u l l C mir l. miirrl»*d. (Ifni If do/td, Inn unknown (ten. A . Hpear. J r . ^ » . devlanrn, or Rrantrta Altnp ne y a t law programs" for bringing peace In liH r**ald Mien AlH4i«nnald; id .L h N l l i v g s f a g n o l la Avn. Korea M l'H H KTiC A M If n llv* and har H a tiln rd , r lo r da. He said he returned from hi* unknttwh piodinn |f married *,n,| ir *fir- unknown fielra, trip lo Hie war zone with new eon- d*mr. f*aa(p*H «*r Miootf p of Maid Kllfth N O T IC E T ( l c m s n i T O W g f P iiB 'In - 'is I chiidriii ngrtdlfnrts u n k n o w n ho tr s, d o r l t . * * , l e f n t o . i o r irin lrr* of sal>l F Hy I's lm .r; O l l ' l i r t l A f . 4 N D R B *O N sort K. H. 4 N liK )t n O N , h . r hu*ri»rni. o t I*, o. Hox l i l , lo ik s M ar y. Mtnilnols c o u n t y , K lo ri d s ; VV. M, IK K ru a m t N. II. tlO Ylr. 111. wIFs, If . l i v e , sort II tlsail. th e r ss p e v t i v e unknown heirs , dev is ees, le a n t! e» ur g m o t s e . of said VV. II. B**yU nnil N. .W. Iloyil. nls w i f e ; KAlt< il.INK A. UIK.KI.I. tf s a v e , nm] h er u n k n o w n s|io.,ee if ii i.r r le d . and If ileml. th e u n k n o w n ne irs, <revls.es, I r g s t e e s o r i r s n o j .if sapl i- aro iln s A. MUell; VS tr f r KIIKIl 1*. CKN KI .Y, If a l i v e anil hla . m k nuw n sp m i.e if niiirrleil, . m l if dead. Ihe u n k n o w n he ir s. J e v U e e s . Je g . l e e s o r g r a n t e e " n f ssl d W i n ­ fred I" <'o nely; m s lo s n y and rill p er s o n s h a v in g o r c la im in g any r i g h t . I d l e o r t m e r e s l In an u In lh « f o ll o w in g ilesc-rlhed land loi-airil In Hemlnoie I'u on ly, F l o ri d a , I n* wilt i»nv. lol I, less Houih k.t i-l-u'ae In Hevllnn 13; Houih 1& I u m a i n s of Ihe W U o f (J o * , t . ' t Z. Heetlon 13; NKl * of H'V *i of He, ttnn I I , IIH of VV *4 of pe<Kon U , A l. l. In T.iwo»lil|i to Huuth, l l s n g e I> FAsi A Yon. arol efir l, nf yo n. a r e h e r e t w rwruireil t o s p e e a r slid (II* I p s r* s o n a l ly o r hy c u r s i l o r n e y l w llh Ihe Klerk of Ih* s h o v e slyleil c o u r t , j o u r w r i t t e n u r t e n s e a , if any In Ihe lllll to (Julel Title filed )tt Ihle >s nee. on T ue eduy , l i e c e m h e r In. A. I>., I9ZZ l l . r e l n fait not or a da* i-ree p r o i-onfeasn will be e n t e r e d a g a l n s i you, and ra,-h nr yo u, hy ■iHiaoli I h >NK A N D O R D F H IK II B l Han­ ford . Hem lnoie C ounty. F lo rid a , I h l . tel day n f Ke.-einher, A. I).. I K J . i �t iif . a II JAMES OUT AGENCY Central Insurance a 12 C A S T F I R S T S T R K K T P I I O N K 7H I I . J A MICS ( J I T MIMEOGRAPH PRINT!Nit - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHKRE IN PNITKI) STA I RS OR FOREIGN COT NTH IKS M.,r* TVv \ N F onr. n r n \i r» P a—i n : \i. k s t .x t i : i o n s x i . K - q U se W l U i II l.■Til I — O/.AKIv I K K f'itM.v) ; ic.i-n? 1' iSs / / ucv. WELL ( VST TUWOW * A WAtk UEHE ____ _ f;' . ..f 0 6 t r roeR f •MARTEP'y ' I ' ' ' ' ! , m %\ #1 / ' fl T U B I .O N I _________ ItA M .K Il f i s i " i n v> M i*»Vi ml y j> ' ''fit i : * - m i n i n n s s o i ’ r o t m m t i i .s la— NO TICKS I’ KRSON M S —1.1 IU.UILXNO PXHIv tut Colonial i FAILS 1100 00 or mini' per iminlli VO( It i 111 Cl II « ill rei ■it >■ L"> II F R A L I) ad ilrr" ilic envelope' in 'pare per rent of the n lull pro e on all Wit 2 sereeiied wallpaper t on piir> ha-e from lime al home hy hand nr h|T i ft f :>r pirte, spaec heater, W A N T A D S T K L K P N O N K S 1 SO si ml 11»71 writer Semi SI (HI tor Iriforin.iiinii II- lie! wivo m a an ,t i hi i l inn ■: rrfi'icernior. 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Xssoclale il »*rr II n r **« l f » * r r l li*ii CHLOROPHYLL HI M at the Mime Inin; Or Iambi \V ill Pluu.e IllT.I Vllanlh II.ink IIIi Ik. id M n i f n fle |n*r M Mr Iii*rrf4n i« a hi p ipel Co HUi li.i-t W i'lol.ylon i i i s t r i i i i r u ii s ii ii At- §»»*r l l i i r f o r Irn rlv < K H friirf Atm AU> >f UfAR". MUS SI i nl.imlo y m. ’ii (.X tiX .iF anaituuml now 1 y liallil i ‘4 * r U i i u l i I t , ( h r M i i r , SPARK TI.MK - NO SKI I INC . ,->jFft)f. ncrP5» . nl hi Ii In ■.im It Ini I'rrttv l i t n i N l f l ! i « ( r I ' i i i l l l m Ii I h i i * I ' m * * 1 IILUROPIIYLL HIM a lilt! C. A r J I s .Ilf. Ill WMlCNVINi, on m .an .ri front pai'ktlKf scIJi r at l.V ill ali \ t i f11. i ■ (■' i Ii i i n i p ,1c. 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' PI \ M linin' I lout.If fOI'ller lot with » h e m l i r i ( I t r r I * r i | N t i r > l I n |n»> spare lime iletoleil t an lie In. i /i n at 'and ear |mrl 2100 |if In tifilrr H>r ii* in t u n si: \s i\ , built up lo full time with •*■ i* i f t i » r l» r * | |i<«**ilt|r • r i l i r r , Mtiln- Xieinie Phone IIM J fi l l i t H ti f t>l* HM|«| l>r It# m i l $7 too ml year meoiiic potential icad) t" 11 I’* i • •• Mi l ** m l I h r <I n I k i - l m r i n i N l K linn. lo'o.I Most have 8 hour' week 'pare Ill \l i o n s —111 II! n* Ilin time. ear. te fe re m e ' ami | ' l r i * r n u l l |• n * I iu H»r-illiif c 11 i ; - \i T o t n m n i s if yon want lit Huy, Itrill or Sell. JilJ.'t ihi o p erato r e a pita I whit'll M i*ii pirnr ini im* in yit in mi. Ur i-Mniimi | hr ir«|ii«ir*llilr im See K seioieit tit mtentor; In FOR SAt.K Pi.iiI Pont u \ i eim ***** t •* I I t ««*1 nil i f I i m *»« i r . l |it %«•i .1 \V. H VI I.. 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F ur full particulars ami appoint I S O N I XIN' Help Wauled 702 Couinnutal St Mi Hill I ..iihl'iii I line Co_____ Kept Hide 1 1 I!’, 1 rl .llllt Ii cliox D* , merit In lllspei't Call 7:t2 I'llt.ne 17 Iii- 1 Alii.ill h • " i" .1 IIARIII.MAN \ ( H U MI F Y II S i 'll ' X HONS WAN I F I) - I I 4*r ■ * lit ii ir 1N' , \. 1 .... LAUNDRY WORK Mi i.imlei III!) XV. lirvl 11. .ft. n;l"'t Vx1■1u1r M1 i r1£,• 1 Celery nml Mellniivlllr Avenui", HAHY E ll iiNfi best nf refer Phone III2D II eneei Mr, Miriam Vlmiji, pfmne . i " 01 ."ul 1 Hill 11 V ipe 1 CITY IIO.XIK I’OI NIIIV ion m t . , Ni •" AtlVANIXfil.S dinette el 1 ■ ti FRUIT CAKFS F o i l HoUHAYS 1 > ,k to .t r*‘frk!i"i uiLii ■ ■ 1 ■ 1 2 lirdrimni lovely Imnie, nirrouiid AIII: All I'HAi'i'IcAt, N’or-e desires ntirs 1 . " 1 . !'l roiuu -el 1 1 rd with beautiful oakv and II .1 His Ft 20 me nml Inthy slltinc Nurse bearint: rllrus tree* no H lol* pm f> lb* .*•Mi I'ltmie 1007 XV with considerable rich harden llol.b'.' Ila k e i ), 217 F I ir .J SI . • IX 'in in n 7 area Home Is modern in ever* COMPANION Where ..liter help Pimm I INK 1■1 : <i lli nl ( . ii. 1 reaped Floor furnace, beautiful kept Av.iliable Deeemher Ma Mn l n Xi. floor', spnclon* r.mtn*. alllc fan line, refilled, eapultle, euiltfen fireplace Also lartte I wo ear ca ial. pmid reader l.itsl |tlaee E (JF.NKR XI, CDVTIt XIT9)R M I n ul <f race with tdillly room ami h■.bin i i - Uo anywfieri', prefer Flnr (,o.i*| 11 iii* 11*m■11 1 I M o . * rt Free Ktllmule* - All Workman­ simp will) small apart menl Itla llox \ III. '.MH Mil Ave, N. Ma . mdi.1 X1 » mu ship and Materials (iluruiileed ahuvr |J iKXi down urn I ITSbo X’. IH. N Y ___________ K. I.. HOOYKR per month will handle Mil* love I Oil M l ! 10.1 K. Llth St. I'linne 1M4 .X1 C.XIILL NI'd.si IN Iv eslate. F.xelli'lve, SFMINOLF 12— Ituofn,*** Opporliiollli'N —tl HKALTY. Phone 27, 1520 Mac I blond wood Pltiun UNUSUAL .'PPOItTUNTTY “ I' 1 nulla Ave. - j i n Knuford: Fsiidtllshed • Very 1 3 - NirriCKS • I'KHHONAI.S -IS 21— LOST XNII I IH NO —24 TWO UHOK'F Inti already tcrrac imod hiikine** Uvlnc ipiarteri if LOST P nr elobl’* 1 l a " . -* Tor RONNIK JOHNSON’S ed • no elearinu. flowirtc well 1 desired Fxrellent for man anil lolse plaslie Mins Hrmvn e.l'C IIKA irry KIIOI* Corner locution Mayfair Sorllnn , wife lo operale - For detail* write Call IWII XV IHM Sanford Ave. Call 343 J. 1 llnx HAS, r/o Herald. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORI) J A M K S II. ( J I T Aw«>, i p [<S m M ^ v * p ' i* HA! J ■'AX-EVE, YOU THAT’ SUEEZ.UAX' J JEP...ANP r peV ^Q j A i /{ (0 �r '. * • • * :r ' , * Junior Metis Wins 25th Annual __________Mon. Iler. It. I»33 Jax Beach Signs FSL Directors Re-Elect Krider Six Players For President For 3rd Straight Time 1953 FSL Season Jones A r e Given Awards At Dinner H> KKNT I IIE T LA IN A ro*mnrm«r;iMve rplrlt, m iikr.l by the umjjiI Inl.ilntion follow Inn, « Victorious gridiron -ru n n , ,t 11,« •tiro for III** annual Tri-Ill.V foot hall Ihi n<111<( f'riilnv nii'lil nt the Kero Inch- High Hrltunl ;rvnmaslum. The hichliclii <f Ihn evening woe rmi'linil when Junior Mi lh wan nwin ilnl tli*' filter Sf-iinal Trophy for linny I Ik- mu i vnlii■h|e |,layer In It.-* ;u,lll,l,( presentation iiy M*. Rehnnl After nn I’riilnn.itlon of 'hr fovcled trophy, Hehnnl lauded Ihi* acho*'! for lie pirii , 'inur«tuluted John Krider mill Denver Cnntcll for' Ihrlr wink In providing tlie Kriiiiiioli'x n rliii"rii in piny in Ilin Memorial Sludlum, nud finnlly ' MMyt:* »•* Joe f Irl.i in Jutilor Metis ilsed the piny* find ti int spirit of*'Junior Mi tts t,rf<,|, disking the _tin Lake Moni'H* "LwuiiioMveV hand In making Ids nward. Metis will review the K"linnl trophy offldullv next Jour during graduation ceremonies. It truly a gnj evening lor the ITS people prr-rnl lo erleirn hexte the *ll*er iinni*rr"nry of the Sehaal gridiron trophy. of Ihe former 21 winners tut: I* ____ dr __ _ jMinny Jlinew V lliis*ell Mnnii w e re on lomd lending to the n r n ln g ’s f r s t ir it le s u llu le of t h io a l a w r llliiR n ie -liilK iu . Doth com-lie* Ibll 1-li‘iiiliiK, a farmer Iwu-tliuti Wllllni of tin* Sebaal trophy, rnnl Finl liaim* keynoted the hani|iict wilii glowing wnm.s word* o nrinjr nrf pinine for i.u ud un tin- urganlutlons uml mople who uuido p«*flbla this yeui . non's.dol IIH , llron onmpaign. (Janus pointed to tip pi,li of the team by saying, "While Hil* nt*V have not Ireep tin host train In thv history of the n houl, it liad the hert ujrlrl of any.'' rtvmlag nruiiHlit out ilir fart that Hie barking the team rrevtverf from the funs, Sllulrnls, admin 1st ml Ion mill Ihe liewU. Mper* were nialeri«ll> rrspulislote far the fine snow mg id the Celery Fed* un H„' xiitliroii. Following Hie Melt., e mh I euine the next most pi led trophy tin. Lions Club's "II. si llloeki r" ine. MPtallon. Jo*> Pickens, who wn* gleetisi with .Melt, m tio* sen.on'* co-raidalm, wn* pi t sen ted thu Marking trophy Iropi King Lion Ed MrCall with « Inlef <xphmuiim wliy tlio Litni4 picked on pic* «r*. . Til* big In ulsllii; •o kle, who i* cottiidtred a shoo-in fur all-Kait Florida Confermro honors, urn praised as an unsung burn by Mc­ Call beforr (hr pr*nitation Jim Rotmon handed out for the aernnd almlght yrsr hi* hlthty rutrlrd athletic s«enter Ip the ".Most Promising Junior Varsity plajrr" In Intskv Johnny Jones. The Ituhson 'len's Wear award r*a* pmrdvd hj a hrtef rnmpllmtid.iM s|nr.h hy Hubturn who pulntrd nut it was a difficult task In dr, lile this iWlfr William K. Kndrr guv, little Susa,II "Wop" Maim the Kinl'-r Jewelry turnin' for Ilia must Im­ proved Miiformnnrn of the 11132 aeiuun. Knder I'lted Maim'* eniir•gems play in thu linn omlilst 0 field of giant*. Ganns and Fleming runeInded j*lr brief lalk* by handing out .jtt«r* to 20 Fed GrlilttsV*. Tliay fc wera a* follows; Junior Metis. Joe Picked*, Dll Sheffield, PM !,<'■ kett, Oorold II cli n: ct», Jimmy Krider ;n Wright, Cotil Jthcmmrd, Sewell, It uMm IIIthe*. .Terry hT. Russell Mann, R m « Cd McCall, Jimmy Pox. J.»« ■on, lia r Davis, (jtnio La* J . R. lluwiill »n,l Jimmy if- IW*1 J „ K. Hoff, rvprrseniliHj th* l i m b CTub. awarded 11 lttl*r N t w i to tho 1VS2 squad, All a » U j« r* with the *x**ptlnn a, D»rki, How*|l, L^rdeli, ____ bwI l « h * t l, who ««»}*• ■wowl*r* sst rM r, lri»; by the Klwanlana i t rTa w to n , »up*i Inten/tcnt of U r » - ti.r . t riaU : »|Wecrr» Vronlnw’d TMlIyllJf*, Kdanfletd,, the first phv w'nhvr *tttik« briefi* hi* first honor and ok-• L - -lno*» «t iwlumin, Oiiltltan Jnp•nothar wlntm-J •jlnwl hackmmndf »wdnne'W w I.WI.V g| mx, m *«* Ann TUT KANFORD HERAID liiiilil (hr i;rnndstsud. Krider .-.aid JACKSONVILLE REACH Sanford'* John Krldrr » « re- The flrd list* can operate with elected for hi* third term a* Pre­ nut stand* " After the first of the sident of the cl*** D Florida Stale ear, lie continued “ We should League b> o inerting of the loot* now what DcLand Is going to do." Report* were clreulattil that tiedirectors held liere yesterday. At Ihe rrgulsr winter ineellng In Land may drop out of the league. "Orlando Nov. 3*1. .Tile club did not send u reprehe was iinahle to senlnlive to Ihe meet Ihr. Iiut Rave Ulster inure Ihnn IIs proxy In I'nliilkn. Lakeland, which iiienlly with­ 7nir vote* and the lection "f nffi. drew Irmn the Florida fnirrniier* w n * thn* lloiul la'agur; and (iainesvllle had po«l|Miiuil u n t i l delegation* seeking franehl*rs yesterday. Krider Gainesville. which nnqiprd out of the league Inst year, has Ireen gained ll r neetssary 3-vole tna- promised Ihe first franchise avail­ lority on Hit* first able. The bylaws were ehaiigrd to pro1 balled. ■ I V jr il * Peter School, vide Hint nny player becoming Ihe ' John Krldrr Silver Sprlmfs. properly of the league cannot tie win re elided seerel ary Iren surer sold out of Ihr circuit by Ihe club no,I stnliiUehan; nnd It. I* (Halt*-) buying his contract without Aral Weaver, iM jlona Itearb. was giving the other tennis a ehnneo nutnnl virc preQilrnt MicrwImH to buy him for lion, Last season laesburj.’ «old pitch­ .lark Dempsey, SI. Augmllne. Krider. who serves without pay, er Frett Moiilsieoa In St Peter*was given a present of 1500 hy Imrg a! Ilir Florida frit* rnatlonal |j*ngue after lie Imd been acquired the director* The president snld lie will enll from the league following Ihe sur another meeting nfter Jan. I trt render of Ihe Gslneivlllr franchise lulu represented al Ihe meet consider the slluatinn at Oel.and | flub* where the bull park's grandstand i Inc were Palstka, .facksomillr Heath, <lrIambi. Lrrslmrg, tunned l;i*l Mltniner No step* have been taken to re bma lleneh, Sanford and COCUil {l Treadway To Manage Again; Joe Angel Slated To Return JACKSONVILLE I l K AC I I — (Slur ill I) - - The Ken Hint* la1- rami tin first fauKite I isiiii to Fiorldn S 's to nnnoimre Ihe lignitiif of iu himlinger and six player* for the tPVI *eii*un, it was reported l>v 1hr oinnagemenl al Ihe FKL meeting lure yesterday. Reside* I run "flrd'* Trendway, Ihe rv-Vrw Vrirk Giant nutfieblrr nlirr mansard Ihr lllrds last -i-soin unit signed again rrrenilt» oitui the lirarli nine lie-1 o n ,. Mir Sen lllrds ingtij fui * riiti' Its nod lo o limited . en|. r plater- to rn n lriet. dor in/ ihe rrri m din. mood meetings In Phnri**. Taper Gives Mctts Honorable Mention MIAMI — (Special) — Jun­ ior Mrll*. Sanford outstanding hullliut-li during the 1032 font>11*11 sessnn, was gl*en honorilde mention mi Ihr .Miami Herild'» Little All-Slate tram yeslerda*. Last Friddy night Metis • on the 1'i’trr Hchasl gridiron Iropliy a* the Most Valuable iriddrr al Seminole High School for ihr l!*32 rantpalgn. Metta •rnrrd till point* and gained 1,198 sard* lo trail the Frda to hr South Ka*t Florida Confer■Itre title. Sanford Herald’s Sport Columnist R. Z. Johnson Dies p.il.rrl Z. Johnson, fit, retired Atlantic ('next Lin* railroad condin tur and writer of tho “Hport*m, m" column in the Hanford Her­ ald. died at tile Frrnnhl-1 vtiightnn 11••-1■it tt1 Haturdnv ufteirmon folLi udditb'li lo freadw ■ ..n-l Iowiiih a heart attack while hunttin is ni’WruMMTS, ll’VMl I," inv ut n ranch near the Wrkiva iri'i friiui ii. ■ tr>.")" l-nlti I! i* •r. it r * 1ini'i iu i '•'•I. Juris, t tt i . Johnson Wll'iillf' 1h 1>)••i >'*, i ,* u * ’ l‘, tt«u,» ,vn< very active A •(.'■ 1 1i i . McUr e in i,'ltd,tor and }, 48,til. 1.* * t,, <>■d f t , . , ■i iH* 1 Co, w-tMlife work, be. inr/ |ire>|i|*til of l h •• Seminole County'* Snort*, men', association for th, past two ar* and formv v holdloc the |oi lice of vice, or*-sldcnt of the |Filth District of the Florida Wild­ II* T . V. DAVIS lly SIIKI.IIUN SAKOWrr/. life Federation. Johnson NKW VOIIK - The collegiate f'nrotns Arndeutv Paidher* Mr. Johnson, a metntier of the liii*ki-Hiall season ualns rnuinen nl tlii-it I'.tfi'J itridiion *ra»i*u nrntherlmod of Railway Trainmen, turn tills week with a host of it lll-t) Ion* to tin- Cm on (hiI wax employ,'! hv tlie ACL at III* gal nr.* sprinkled around the coun­ tio- Indian llivcr Immlet McCrlrkard hometown, Wilmington, N'. C. in try that should determine the rela­ Thursdnv night In n le-si-hedul d tive strength* of ninny train* .201*; ilifl. liler Hln*e Karfnn Itm.'i. IL flisi wothi‘.| in tho office lilt of un earlier |m*lp»nemeiit. lt'» west word ho for highly lout Cornu'* Idg Hen Willium* plow­ 111 J!t.lt; anil , nl.hr r Rill Kola-rt there. Inter tiao*fcirioir to the trnn-poi lutloii >1e p ii r t in e n t In ed La Salle ill 1’hiludrlphla. In*l ed 3IH). through tin Panthers de­ year's National Invitation rhnrn finite, |i. Heme two of Cals' Hirer Ihilli Trruill»B), * lio wiiiind Mail'll, lot.', when hr tiocanp' a pious, a* Ihe Explorers cuntinne a TD’i John Hinltii made tin other uji serantl In Jark Cade in Ihe Itoiiitilan Ho worked ill Lakeland uni hiioi tMiii'fori'd here a* cross rmmlry (our 1 SI . Iiutlina run1 « if h s .337 tonrhilownnnd extrn point for The classy Pennsylvanians made Il.e winner*. h»einittr, ami Rnlirrlsnq i«III In- railioii'l cntiiluctnr in lltllt, He reHim first stop nt Dayton last nlnhi the nnli I hii i »-h f .1111* nn (he |tji.d in tanunrv, t'tii',. Sinre Ihe Panlher^ » r r r held lie Via* III-live In affair* of the and misted their liftn straight vie S,-,i lllrds tin riiix Hr%| srasiii,. srnrelrw*, Arthur "l>rr" Knight tury by |mlt*hing off the Flyer*, I i. Itaiitl t ('Iniri h mid the Hcinnew 1, -sii;lii-il III.mhi KI i " * a re: 73-til. in overtime The teams linisiieil the season as Ihr Inel. County Hpol tvn,eii's Ar.<n. H"b Kit, lien, 2t).yeur-old lefi« srhuol'w lending srnrer with 27 Il> i- "Oivlvod hv hi< wife. Mrs, were linnlbds In the National In blinded |ot,|.i-r with semi-pro ex* piiinls. R '/ lohnnot,, ti.o naiu'liter-. Mi** viintlnn Tourney lu*t spring fi-ll. Weighs l«U (It ill me. I|e i s I!‘ U Wlllinni* si un it first in tin Tuesday La Salle visits Art Ket! 11Hi" Jnhii-on, Hollywood, and m i oipl period lo give Hie Ill'll huts tiirlillomdeii. /nno Fililny (lie Explorers go to lie A), W. II Cninphell, Tampe; two H a v e Whitten, i iglitbauiled hip , R, Jr., Hun foul, nml Fund/, Son Francisco In meet Simla Cols it ti ll lead ut Hie liulf. Tin, " t 11' nod servle,; llellvwtr'itjj 111* mother. Ml*. II. ,1'tur.i They ploy Sluufnrd Sabir- emu.- moved slowly m the'th ird I ' Mioii lei with litilh team* lielnjl log 1,1 * o^iwo h'Oi'e. Wldlteii is „l>. b i t I.um . i , .Miami; hi* "ten.mother, day I’oreltHS, Kurtlesl Tftnrne, tin,I I7N ponmls. Another E a s t e r n Imlependent held Mr*. It. P. Johnson, Wilmington, John (Tommy) Wed, IH-yunr- N. C : flve-ulxteva nnd three hro|Hiwrrhmise, Scton Hull of South i ,oom* uiinrteriKiik. furled hack eht sieoud Imseman. He is six .he, Urangit, N, J ., also ha* a busy i the fourth period in heave wlml ■— *- ahead. * 'TU- 1" — who *••• (night . . . have .l«vri .. In net ill uervk'v* will he held ut week The e“1S4>tnnlun*. the winning pas* feet, weigh.* 1113, puts nil throw* light, plnved luieflv in UnJluekX:IHi o. in, tomorrow nt llrisson recorded their fifth triumph In u it.lv to liny,. Hie ,|espi-m to toss )-'i,i.ei-iil Home anil burial will he row Saturday by Ibraslilng Knit;* interrented hv Hinilh who enrmade in Ijike View Cemetery. fl'a 1, 97-31. nnrUcliintc In three i ted tiie piguklu oyei Hie gout Thr Rev. W. I*, flcc/oks, -It'., li'id ‘ ■ all/ ‘ fruyu * luler*ru(l/>nal line for Hie see,mil Coeon TD. | the Rev. H. L. Whatley will offlThe Pirate* tiluy boat In landsHuilth mu Hie aueecasfiil extra ' |chile nt the Inst rite*. vllle toniuld ami John Carroll Tues­ p, lid nflet Hie Iour iul own. Wil­ day night and thru clash with liams plowr,I over into Ota ( ’room* WeMrm Kentucky Thuriduy nl n„l tone in llu- lost ty/o minute* Madhun fvpiarr (inrdvn. of the game for the final tally of North Carolina State gel* an op-j the nmlest purtiinlty In enhance its Southern , t i : i KiMH II tt It (I —() Cnnlerenre stature Thursday when , ('.sou the Wnllpnck takes to the road 'fourhdowns Cocoa — William* agulnst Grorge Washington. They Smith. return home Saturday for an In- Kxlra Point: ('m-un — Smith. Itrd lrrNUwu, ORLANDO IHpe, ini)—Ovleilo'* lersectlonnl s k i r m i s h nRulnM uxunlly powerful basketball team Texas Tach. hum Trl-Cuunty limp ill ll>52. roI off to n slow start this year The defending tltlisl* arc 3-t In James West, IR-venr-ohl out­ hy falling to a much bigger Edgethe Icasur standings nnd have cap­ fielder, who lasts and throws right. water quintet, fiK-li), here Friday cui h tured five out or six In overall j|e is ii six-footer, weighs IBU mid ( ^ rnmpelllon taut Saturday, they also did n trick In the Ruck horn i johnny Jones, former guard Hill LiiHiwihxIs' ttf'J ovrrage tor circuit, where he hit .825. trlpi>*'d previously unbeatrn Kait"• ‘ • J who was shilled to *forwerd. Ihe first three games gav* hint ern Kentucky, 8»-7». Limited service players aret pserd the Lions with 19 point* I, o it 111 a tt a State University, undisputed 1M-uin lead over the Eil Grove, southpaw pitcher. nicked to replace Idle Kentucky at VJ-42 Navy. Rowling League, this Grove is 21, 6-10, 155 poilff1*. He on driving lay-up* and on*-hand from the court. Pel# Ihe Southeastern Conference lead­ week's averages revealed. Al has amassed a 24-21 i*cord in swUhrrs Hurt mateh*d Jon**' 19 point er, opens Ha league schedule Negrutto's UO pin percentage d e s s D. C, and R ball. »fforl lor Edgewater-................ Wednesday At Alabama. Wtthpro- ■tends second, but the total 1* Howie Roienftlder, rlghthand Normsn Fore and big Waller . tit paving the the result of IB g am y, which 11fir.scoring Hob Pettit ------an---------------outstanding gam* m **sc „four sue- would give him tha o fftfa l claim pitcher. He I* 22, weight 180, 0-10. Duda plsred way,, LSU ha* has aamassed was je lInnling Lions, Du, rcss Ivc victories over non-loop to thr title If the season were to Rosenfehhrr had 9-7 mark in fpr tt,„ Washington State League In hls particularly effective under the foe* i-ml In,lay. first season of pro IMill. Thn folUllmd*. rated as one n( the nnFrank Onslun rank* third In lowing year lie was 0-7 In the Col- jMinrd*, luii n late period stall hy thr Eiiglrn dashed all hopes of a tlon'a top ranking q u i n t e t s , Ihr average column with a HK Ion Htales loop. rnmehnrk by tho QvUdlan* , Inunrlirs drlenie of fls Rig Ten mark siftT hold* the distinction These newly signed player* and Oviedo KG FT crmvii tonight against Michigan. of downing the moat etna, H 3 Mlnne«nln, also a formidable 25to. III1I t'earlay'a 105 .Ingle the seven holdover* are expected Joties to give Ihe Hea Rlrds n fine work­ Dudn 5 l contender for llig Ted supremae (tame I* atilt the leagua'a beat ing nucleus for 1003. 1 ■J ha* taken three In a row, and Meek 0 0 resting until Deo. 21 when it meetla Individual effort. Hlnyluti The VJ-fl’J bowlers wftl play 3 0 Illinois. The Hophera turned back Fore (.gain tomorrow night at thn Han­ 11 0 Nchrnska, 71-M, Saturday, Wheaton 20 « Another Midwest kingpin, un­ ford Rowling Alleys beginning at Total beaten Kansas Stalo, favored n 7tS0 p.m. Edgewater Ft) FT V J-fll LEAGUE the Rig Kevin race, engage! in 7 9 Joynei O TP Avg IIG three inteneotional tussle* this 0 4 Daley a 4H0 102 188 week. Thu Wildcats, with a pair of Lulhwood 2 1 Crnlg 15 2'J2a 149 194 closo victories over Drake ami In­ Negrotto U 1 Hurt 17 2510 148 177 diana, are at home with San rran- Gaston 3 3 MIAMI OB—1'hll O'Connell, West Ulguu IB 2154 148 170 cisco tonluht. They travel to East Markin 1 3 Huthesun (1 570 I4B 189 Palm Reach attorney h i* again Hlylur Lansing, Mich.,. Friday to meet Wickline 0 0 Id of Ihe IS 2507 148 100 taken over a* president Notre Dame and then face Michi­ Cearley 23 11 Total Florida International League I ar ‘ gan Kioto the next flight. SH 2507 144 Hi. Peter Halftime Hcoret Edgewater 32, the B circuit ,)U plan* In uper__ I. Class . Kansas, the NCAA T o u r no y Hohauttuvt 17 1M40 142 Oviedo 10. ate six learns next teansn. aim* to get back on Fordyce 0 854 112 Directors drafted O'Connell hero tha Victory trail at |hf expense of Norton 0 1252 188 Sunday and accepted withdrawal TenniH Pro's Fath er HMU Friday and Saturday nUhta Warren 12 1054 185 of Ukelsnd and Key West. at Lawrence. Tho Jayhawki won Locke 18 £451 187 "1 have agteed to bo president Dies While In Cuba their opener rather handily from Carver » 409 180 far one yearTn these trying limes," Tultne, but were rudely Jotted Dumont 18 2441 158 O'Connell said In retuminn lo Ihe Rill Sweeney, nrrntly aji|>olntMi Saturday by Rice, M-81. 11 1480 185 llayl post he held until a vosr ago when tennis pro at the Mayfair inn, who Teem* In the loutnw ut Confer­ 18 2420 184 en*on ho resigned and Henry S. Rey­ arrived hero only yesterday In as) ence concluded their first week of 0 1180 181 liter, C. 1). nard, St. Petersburg, ws* named sumo hls new duties, wqs notiflsd activity with Rice, Texaa Christian 0 1103 Ohnesorgu to succoed him. Raynard resigned of tho sudden death of his father, and Texai emerging unacatbed.. ‘ ialkama 0 770 recently. John J . Hwusmuy. tin, in Havana, Atrfcanaai. Um preseason favorite, 887 If t Dullness Manager Rob Doty proCuba, early Sunday morning. waa, slung' by Tulsa, but bounced aented Lakeland's withdrawal be­ oung t8 1582 Rwvenev had ju*t driven up from hack Saturday to entail Mississippi cause of financial difficulties. I) 1100 128 Jackson Miami after ***(ng hi* parent* off k'ortuno Louis Carbonell then withdrew on a boat for llavatiA Friday night. Key West membership "rea s !3 ! hls four sisters, lantly" becatuo a sevonteam ami three Tying 12 1403 122 brothers of th* death, 8 800," 121 Cox Rwtcnwv flew t< > fUvnim to accom­ ■ 15 1821 IU! 104 Fatheprt pany hls ranlhvr and tha body of 18 1822 121 140 Gator Ca&erti Meet hls felhur to Medford, Mass., < : S a . .T O .w t J w .T S B ® ; Reek 8 504 tltf Ziegler where services will be held this and Saturday night*. lS 1771 118 Carlwne week. Hurricanes Tonight ■........a*'*'—— ■* 0'!..' 1■ 0 1047 118 Dedrickaon 18 2048 114 Martin MIAMI iiB-Ono of three teams league would be "unH'laldy.', VftU Rlackvrell U >220 too undefeated In slate competition Key West withdrew with the un­ JA L U JIA S IM Miller, P. 0 . this fall will lose that distinction derstanding that It wmdd hold a Florida S U t Hemstend 110 UfliyefalbL membcrshlt pressnUdat Wrabel 10 10 meets a state fi^tha^ league raises it again or srtF ehsmpli West avail Unlver- when 089 14 11 110 Miami. took oror'tbe ( FT Cocoa Shuts Out Nation\s College Basketball Teams CnmmHg 19-0, In Swin^ Into Action Final Grid Gaire Edgew&ter Quintet Detents Oviedo 58-11), In Opener u n u is—1» Luthwood's 162 Av^. L I VJ-H2 lA’Uffue J' r. Phil O’Connell Is Elected President Of F-I-L For 1953 B SEfWJPhcw and W K m T Ace Glam Gains “Titan” Paul Pezold Forges Into On Loop Leading Huge 7-Pin Lead Over City Loops Stine Machinists Paul Pezold Scores 587 Series With Games Of 220-209 Ace Glass Company's howlers, once the tnqxt of the City league, nicked up a game un the loop trailing Ktlnn Machine five by administering a elean throeline sweep over the Florida Power ami Lightmrn, last Wednesday r.luht at the Hanford Howling AlMeanwhile. Ktlna's took tha Celery City five Into catnp In two of the Ihrre lines while Stanley Rogers dumped the Post Office, 2 - 1. Ray Carroll, showing hi* l*r»t from since 12&L splattered 521 pins to lead the Acemtn a* Lawton R on rolled a 442 series to top the loeere. Carl Von Herbulls registered the high terlet for the Htlncmen with a 619 total whi l e F r a n k Hchsutteet down­ ed 458 pin* to pace the losing attack of th* printers. P a u l "Kingfish" Pesold was was all of that for Stanley Rogers. The ngi'lru* veteran scored the league high evening series with n prodigious 587 total, Including the two highest games of fttl) and 207. C. Percy was thn high matt for llu losing mailmen with n 4-l'J throi'-game setCITY LEAGUE Htsnley Rogers (Z-l) I'lavrrs 3 Tol. 1 2 G. IVxnlil 158 139 |60 18.1 KrcUer 138 172 131 411 Van Ness 163 110 120 398 linker 162 197 IHI 63.1 P. Flint,J 207 ICO 220 587 838 787 817 2142 Total Poet Office (2-1) I'lsyrrs .1 Tot. 1 2 HV. 120 182 428 Steele 138 100 105 199 Percy ItiirdiDon 120 130 10t 423 121 168 138 117 l|erl,*t Amdcliv 144 LIU 10H 112 Kline .t.aenlne (2-1) I'lajrrs 2 3 Tot. t 158 201 to o 510 Von llerbull* G. Kline 117 145 115 1(17 100 1IIH 101 402 J . Her list Klrrhlioff 134 109 140 143 120 100 169 481 Tourhton 090 819 708 2312 Total Celery City fg-3) 3 Tol. I'ls jrrs 1 2 198 tin 151 498 Fehnuttect 361 Rnriictt 181 104 Negrntln 137 1181 r n 3HT I'cWii ISO 100 103 175 128 125 136 388 F.itet Total 750 06O 000 209!) A«* Gits* (.TO) 3 lot. 1 2 I'layvrs 154 100 178 192 Kkclit 104 141 144 419 Kannvr 137 140 113 3 9 0 RonuJorf 105 157 180 621 Carroll 144 158 100 408 Cooke 704 776 700 2329 Total Florida Power Light (9-3) Play*** 1 * 3 Tol. Rost 143 124 176 442 Russell 143 143 150 111 Gray 187 156 148 440 Lawton 130 112 183 801 Blind 128 195 128 378 Total 070 679 737 2002 Sanford N avy Will P lay Rollins Five A t S H 8 W ednesday The "Tltnh" Pun! Resold, who ha.* r/trnnl hi* tuimr the "Kingfhh" from hi* pttallgimis laiwllng exploits in thn Hanford City Lcugn,' fui the pn*t 28 years, forged into an almost insurmoun­ table»(tvrn-pln lead over thn We*lne*day night tenpin circuit this week, >* The a g e l e s s * Imwler hold* a ,174.2’) percent* sgi' while "King Carl" Von Herbulls is in xm-und * 1» n e will) n 1C7.1U average, which last year >0., would have been /.‘‘ food enough to unseat Pexohl’s HU>.27 lending Pant Pesold murk. Harold Appleby, who has Iwen teaching City League howler* lo respect him all season long with his brilliant play, Is the third ranking bowler with a ISJJ mark. Orville Tourliton stands In hls perennial fourth position with n 153.30 average or three olns ahead of Rill Hnrtwlck nml almost four pins in front of Rob Steele's I5P.7 averagt In s c v e n t h . p l a c e I* Paul brother, Georg)', w i t h n I50.ia.1 George Is the current rage of the Mixed Rowl­ ing loop with a lofty 173 aver­ age — th* "innu mark Ids brother now- lend* the City Lcngiii. The City I.cii- iiaroi/i Appleby truer* enter their I5tli week of pill Ity GAYLE TALBOT SYDNEY. Australia i.r> - That ; catching running form At (he folded event fur which Ihe truck H e l s i n k i Olympics, a Sydney world liui walled *u — running of sportswrllcr recalls having heard the lirsl I-minute mile -appears lo Aral Whitfield of thr American lie no farther away than a gi**J learn say Lundy was “ linib/ihly Ihe most perfectly proportioned mller" kangaroo Jump Auslrnllnti* arc nlemlulcly confi­ ,hr over hod seen The same writer recalls the 3 dent Unit their John Lnmly. 22 year old Melbourne University *lu- young Aussie got out in front at (lent, will do It the lirsl afternoon Helsinki hut didn't know hmv to nacc lilmxelf at that time and tell he really feel* like riinning. They, therefore, display eil a no- hack Hit flew home Immediately table lack of Interest la Ihe (act nfter the International games ended Lan/lv merely tore off u mile In I lo resume classes nnd since has mlnules 2.1 seconds In a small shown evidence he learned u great Interclub meet In Melbourne Satur­ deal on the Irttt. Ills cunch ami trainer Is an old day. The sixirts pages generally took innralhnnrr named Perry Ccrutty. llltlc notice of the event oilier than He has been working with Lnmly In point out It was pretty fast con­ with loving rare nnd only two sidering the race was run over a week* ago told an Austrnllnn writ J ratn-soakrd track and lh.it Lnmly er hl» protege wn* a cinch to boat finished no yards In front nl hi* I minutes flat the first lime thu closest pursuer without apparently circumstances are right. extending himself. Pitcher Harry llyrd of the Ath­ It has since taken rnu.-ildrrablc digging hy lelephone and otherwise letic*. American League rookie of to learn n few pertlnenl fact* almut the year, won 10 games from July the young athlete who might Im- a II, Hr finished with a 15-16 re­ sensation of Htc truck world within cord. a mailer of weeks, lie failed lo qualify fur Ihe semifinals ut the Colorado bus beaten Arixuna Olympic 1,300 al Helsinki last sum­ three tlnu* In ns many football * mer, finishing fifth In hls qualify- meetings, F op The “Sportsters” The "Savages", basketball team of Photographic Squadron Blxtytwo at NAA8 Sanford, will open their home slate against the HoiHus College “T ars" Wednesday night a t 7i30 un (he floor of tha no1* High School gymnasium anford. Tho Ravage* are coached by Ena. J . W. Olson of Daytona Reach and LL H. R, Wood of Miami and havo recently entered the Orlando city Iqeguo. In the opener, tha Photographic Hqusilrun Blsty-two squad coast­ ed past the Roouemorc Motor sup­ ply team of Orlando, 07 to 87. In th«fr first official ram * of the Reason, the "Savages" lost a tight rvntsst In the closing momenta to the Stetson University J-V's,- 51 to 47, In PeLanil. Photographic Squadron Sixtytwo la rommaiultd hy Conimdr. Jcfrsrson Kennedy Jr . of Winter Park, former football, basketball, and m r i Is star at Rollins. The contort la the first meet­ ing between the two teams and the public ta cordially Invited. « • A IJ4 0 — W A 0K K 8 BOWIIM TO0KHT S I}K CUfi • ttj ME ____ I I I , _ •A.-'wlff?'- .. ? In Your Family ' /V■M BOhBtMCA : night nt 7:30 p.m. CITY LEAGUE AVERAGES G. Pins Ava. it.*:. 12 7313 174.35 225 P. Pesold Von llrrtiulis 12 7«3.7 107.19 213 30 6915 106.6 203 II. Appleby 12 0882 103201 226 It. Tnuchteli 15 2400 I0O.0 210 R. Hurlwirk 12 0086 159.7 23 I f , It. Steele 12 0508 160.10 101 G. Resold tt 0110 I60.I t 109 J . K miner 21 3270 160. P. Ruknt 107 12 OI76 154.7 201 J. Ca>oki* tt 0279 163.0 201 P. Kite) 31 4734 152.22 187 W. Skelit 12 0371 161.29 188 In Pevlc 12 C329 150.29 tun K. Kirehlioff 39 6«79 160.20 189 it. t'am ill 38 6727 160.27 2U1 11. Kretxir 42 0306 160.5 201 IL Herlrst 30 6300 140.35 1 0 5 . J . Her list A. Negroltu 12 0205 117.31 18U* 39 5714 117.11 180 G. Stine t: 177 147.7 108 L. Ely j 39 6071 I l f . 10 210 C. a r t / 30 4301 l l 5 . i t 176 ft. Rorsdorf F. Hchnutteet 20 3769 141.15 108 M. Hiihbsnl 30 1332 144.12 tot 30 5176 143.27 190 tt. Rlistell 39 5001 11321 186 L. Lawson 33 1702 142.10 188 L. Hunt Hi 3503 1 (2.7 183 T. CoM. 12 10(8) 110.10 171 1.. David 3 417 130. IL Holler 12 6828 138.32 C. Plerry R. K. Hanliiun 30 4017 132.27 101 T. lliirnelt 29 3828 132. 182 23 2052 128.8 101 D. Miller P. Vsii Ness 11 1797 128.6 153 (I 759 120.5 146 P, Ktnnley 3 379 120.1 111 It. Pie’ entl 1951 AVERAGES ili Pin* Arg. ILL. |i Perot.) 39 11601 1O0.27 213 Von llctlfiilh 39 0-101 H11.8 IDS Ciirrnlt 30 0392 103215 21Hi T,nit'lit un 30 0218 169.17 188 3 178 169. Kwann lu sf Inu heat. Lanilv i* described ns a tall(iliU’**kJnn<M! younifftter u itll a u beautiful i- in iiiiiii jphysique r i i j P iifiu ? m in l'* an i ’lycum! Sports Hound up ‘ c:r ftlJTLf/ splutter netiun ut the Hanford Rowling Alleys on Wednesday AT Jo e Pickens, “Wop” Mann And Johnny f • ?V m �-» -« 4 •T*r*' •* v r mc :j ir H IE W E A TH E R YOU DOlTT t nntlmird robl this afternoon and tonight. rxr/pt not quite »n rold lower r.ist roast tonight; Inn 21 ■n :2 and frost In north and central imrtions. ,j« to in .ind scattered Irost Interior south poitinn; warmer ttednrxda) afternoon and fair. r *c « lt* / n r Seaford lleratd, (.By D t U n r f , by 1:00 P. >1.. please n i l YELLOW CAD 1141 AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y mkm VOLU M E XL1V K n la b lta h e d 1 9 0 8 Crew Is Taken Off Navy Ship By Helicopter SA N F O R I), F L O R ID A Kisenhower Returns To New York After Korea Tour TU ESDA Y N EW SPA PER DEC. HI.' IDA2 British NavaiiMillions Hero Is Liven TopNATOPost <^ust Of Personnel Is Rescued From Re­ frigerator V e s s e l Wrecked On Rocks Admiral Montbattcn To Direct All Itut t ’.S. Fart Uf Medi­ terranean F o r c e s S la v e r y B y H is Z e a l, S a y s H a r r y T ru m an I'AIttS t llrili.li \din Carl Moiiidhntli n Ini' been named coin imimler in chief nl all lint the American pint of V U'O'- imtnl lureps ill the Miililerriiili. with A, two off Ix-ghorn mainlenuiiee >d .i-n and an into • The helicopters bronchi off 13 numlciiHoiis lielwein lllliriillur mill men. Previously 20 linu been re . _i » - ■ hue/ as Ids No I assignment < ioveil by breeches buoy nnd lu.nt 'I tu- imwerful Naples Ini'i d U S v jrltfimilly the Navy sold 40 men Sixth Fleet, lochallng heiny ear were aboard, but this wns re i'io iH T T R e s i d e n t A m i riiT' .mil iim|ihihious f u n is re vised today to 311. mains indi-|ienileiit »' an tilled I e n d in id 'liiir c h in n n The four wlmlmlll ernfl circled iriking foree under .tilin Itnlnit the stern of Ihe wrecked refnger* It i arm y fur -,»un».*’t of l.iml >!<■ s -*illi Y ear tor vessel Then one after another ■>t>eralion« m sinillierii Kurupc they hovered above the broken uf' Iloth Monnlluitlen and I ainex will l ' i*» 4ill <1 'I • section, dowered a sent, pulled It n-purt direrlty tn lien MatHe-w up with n man aboard nnd flew U ltd vt , It IHdgwny. supreme tlieil nun „ to a Leghorn soccer field. mandir *!♦ I•* 1 1 "' 1i||I \ •' ' ' l4T h r helicopters were from the Itill gw a v iinllfled Hie Ninth .til led n nt*. 'k it) 1 » *• J . 8. Aircraft carrier* Mldwny nnd untie Treaty t Mguiii/a'luii'* conn I l t'liplil * It' Levte. They landed briefly nl Pis# ml uf foreign ministers through a M YY tdurniti^ ill 11» before starting the rescue o|*crusiHikosmull lediiv llml tinHiiti'h lion. ; Mi* .( v M t Ml. • cltiefs ofstuff hadapiHiinted The operation wm completed at MntlltUiallen The general said lie fiflitf ill i lllM'I'i 4:30 p. in. 110:30 u to., KST) a as "drlighli-d" to i nni-ur I I I ", jntlllll I* hi Until the helicopters look over, 1li* fmn tli i •ia* • The npimintuienl and a com the Navy's rescue crow depended prolili.se helweeii llrtu.li and \nu- tluii Munir mill i* mainly u|hju a breeches buoy to ••nil rienn military le.tdets tlml pret-c j Mis* get off Ihe Cntniinel ll',»'fcr's men ■led It ra|i|H-d a loll;: wruugle lie 1** tin * i*«iiitr\ The breeches buoy took three men t'M*cit the two s e n lees as to I *i.41 , tli* il nt In mi • off yesterday, and then the line ■hethei -to Vtneru an or a Ml itnn I •* mill iiitif in i" ijurtcd. It was re ringed today loti m the I'hMMlrttKrlnl Ihkirlit H, tilt t'lilHA'* t " n o ’ lie • * t »In li/iu l»* Into' o lutnlx uf uit<-ii»|iln»ti« itfI«*l hi4* should hold tile top I hi :: i i ' iii i*|it 1 *• Henry Suiiknnt of Itrooldvn. ntns Mediterranean A. it turn out II ter nl the fJrointnei Iteefer. was urrivul ill I silt i MMitltit I U‘l*l* New %urt.« vttvia'IiitliiftAr li • I'-'.M 0 iliil< hiiisiuii t«» him n s ••(•lutt «*f Hint* neither ilos-s Muuntlialten - -talus ' i **• Win I' I *■i \ • tie. intuit'* J uImi Fuller Dullt*.*, who m*eu»ii|»nid»‘f| Kit i t»tin\t•i *•»» the t tip, •mid- I*• •••!* I iih I In I' i t 1*!* I ,1 ■ i •f H i d I l f | l l l l l r I t the Inst member of the trow to tie n lih v l m ill Unit hi H J»»llllt«y ''inuik* not the lit I lint 'll) h'-;*iiin III* nl .« n tt •ff*««« In tutu-ltuli -.t III lie ,-i|Uat with dial ot i a -nil leave her. Wll'tl Mil. I III * i. v vim In-alls the southern lailupeaii Itotwriiiil; till* film • « uf I lit* )H ul»i*| ftfrURRlt." < Intel imtiuin,! t All 3» members of the crow wen I'umiuaud nnib-i Itlilgway I In iin;•• tu *iiin# * lit good health, although tliev were IIrillsti wnrei aft v ill mala up ■i i i*ini*nt - i iipf I• I kept )u Ihe U. S. Army Hospital most of Moiiiilluilleu ■ folce.s [ >11'• liiindolpli " h i here for cxundnutlon and rest. k Ihe admiral id liermau desci nt .............I hi 'in l> < " Four of the seamen slipped lute Is a seentid cinislo nf t/uei-u i lira | «ia..d nod l.i' * ■ Ihg sen from rope ladders and h.-lh II mil an iincli "F la i till I n t > 11v "f *• ■ were picked up by ii small ih.llur hand, tin- lhi(i’- 'd I dlnlnii ,h From * am n t'enn Nnvy Inin I. I |mlhi |llay INC in l.d lioli III pi ! \\ I,, o I'hnidu h Savage wind* nnd waves idled "ill- I .initli in he hernlne one e l l p,, , , .<■i**,-, • id i , i i*i >i*l dhr 3.800 ton shin onto the harla.r llrMnln's iiiiisI Isiplllal liens - el ] p oldlued I" I <t>'il 141' 1111 reef 200 yanls riff shore here eorlv On1 Hoard of Fount I Commit World War II |. ,g„.,| ' ............. I I n M l III I yesterduy nnd then broke her In n» flrur up Mir M n h lri dimmm |, iiit ||t.|.. |, •loners at a •m-elnl nueilmr v,-s. I Ill'll ilk M M IIIIIIM O -tl Dll V ‘M M * Iwo. The stern, with all the crow terday iI'stnr*-*' its miinoprtatlon ( .nti Dm iih i ori-sdii ••.1 III ■' l i t aboard, wedged fast'on the rocks. to tile advertising fond of tin / «| • . f% i' Minl (* | irt **n •li‘«vi i ik1*1» 1 i t 111 .1 Mill III lift The ship had b e n v Irving to tie C h a n d l e r o f ................ .... Ho- m l t Mtl> I lint lhi*> oil •*l Im t Mill * up In Leghorn Harbor when a loo " it m l M in i o f N v 'jo o , i , f , i j . \ \ l p' It • if Id' all M r * m id I i k111e mile gust caught her. Tender Crops In IntTuase I Made Little Damage To To C Of C Fund By State Nipped By County Crops Is Reported ('oinmission Frosty Weather From Cold Spell In contrast to yesterday's gales and swells, clear, sunny wcither Ocala Is Reported As Coklest Sput With 20-Decree Reading H p e lic o r, p re » li|.-n t a p p e a re d b e fo re th e grouji. lly The Assoelntrd Prrw I'h ’vlollslv, 'he f ’ononis-den hud Frost formed In nearly ull farm­ n u t th e a tip r o p r lu lln n In .ir'.n n d , n ing ureas of I’cnlnxulur Florida lim p w ith n c u t o f .'“ M l in tin TuitMlny. nipping tender vegeta- 11,0011 a p n ro m lw tic u i fu r th e ad Ides nearly evaryv.Kgp’ excupt lu v e r lL ln p flu id of" th e JunTei- C lib n i the West Const area. be** n f C'lnnnii■n-e. 'Hie coldest recorded tempera­ Judge Douglas Htensiiyin. nri-i ture rending wus 20 in the (iuines ili-Ut iif the ilnveees, Iinpeninl I,vllle nrea. Miami had n I I . the for** the C o m i t l l s f l o n at tln-ii III coldest Her. 10 In 3$ years. The Federal-State Frost Wnrning regular meeting and r.-tjue-ded tMarion llnrinnii, niemlM-r mu' •toration of the cut. No m ion imformer s w e t n r v of the Seminole Service at Lakeland reiwrtfd anx y*-t been taken in fn'nr nf n County Children'* Committee, yes damage to citrus would lie negligi­ terday ndvlsed the grout. t o .... >|.cr- ble. 1‘llrux grove* were heated lo i|Ueat. A ll tin - c o m m is s io n - i • s ■>t- it tu ate more with press fn-dllth-s t. Central Florida low s(nds llculing In the Nortlu-rn icctur Atimlily for tin* rv^^iruliun «*f tin Inform the uiddie of problems lien!. ( \^ uj 0 V up|»rt»|iiiuti*»»i ti» it** *»»t ^ i p with children. »lof the fruit belt. » trn\Y b e r r y an d t‘**irlv ! |?ifiiil s ta tu " . uxr«-pt C i»inii»i'si«n»,i & Mr. Hnrmiiu. program director1herHes wx’re hurt in the Plant City j . y, McClellaml. of Hudlo Station YVTItlS, delivered | |n other action yesterday, tie no address to the committee dur­ •tom by four hours of sub-freciing j Commission transferred ownersbl| ing their meeting at the Couit ISxtcnt of Florida crop damage iuf'approximately "■ ipproxlmalely six lots in 'It House, romlueted by Mrs. C. 3 will nut In’ known for several dov.'. tinge Heights subdlvi <lnii, imiiM «li Meriwether, chalrinun. Forecaster I). C. Iluxsrll nf the “ We don't hour of too much )u- Fntst Warning Service said Toes nlely ueross Freiteh Aieinn from vtnllo delinquency In Hanford," day night would be another euld Seminole High Seined, lo tinMr. Ilurmun said, *’hul wlml docs one In Ihe yenr’s most prolonged f'nunly Hoard of Ptildii- In-triir tlnn. happen should Ik- taken to the Cold spell. Tlia Iota a r t lucatnl In n nn-foid Temperatures. he >explained, ........ I ’ ■ -• • -• -I •p.i.mv u, uldlc - now I" He pointed out %on 111 be nlxiut Ihe aiifnr allhoujih. ai ", I* rumilnjf cjwl and 'vest uriyH* tat there “Is no Juvenile delin­ \ * fM.„ i . .. i _____ _ “ ttho hn mifwr'ttiilt'il lv u i t It uiiocrupleiJ imiitMi properly, Mideli q u en cy " hut tliut the eireumstuner tt u s i i m i Us I'SSS T*»«l Siit\ On voeates Child Problems S vernted us such Is "« break-down of the family. He I..ndvoculrd “family ___------. — — s» I that IIH * /■Hilly nl lur’* In npproeehiug the nrohlmid of children with a Christian man­ ner. “ If ti thing dune *— — - ■ cannot •*•••*'■» he MV **MI|«only faith run do It,” he declared T. W, Lawton, ftiiporintendent uf IMIdle Instruction, pointed out that there "are suiip- \-*ry good parenla who have terribly bad chll* Jlren,* ‘and blninrU this situntior f l k o n the fault of assoelatlng ^•glamour" with a “had boy." It* agreed with Mr. Hannan In advocating a Christian approaelto the problem uf delinquency through Sunday School attendance and “going with our children to our Sunday School*." lie said nv cent figure* shuwed that only w to 00 per cent of the students of the county were attending an typo of rullgloua service* eac ‘i John I’lcrvon, Hoy 8cout official recommended return of *oclety tc Die "corner*tone* of liome, church and school." Comment* also were given by Captain William White and I.t. Yvells KaiarJIan of thr Kalvation Army, who preMribw' Christian activities In tha Uvea o f ; children. Judge Dougla. Blenstroni told uf eaaea of Juvenile delinquency Ir tha County, keeping the name* of tho parties concerned anonymous He also wa» In favor o f a Chris* ira In maellng the ^ wi : r cdu ': prODlflUr ’ w ,' * ■ ' Sn i i ( if S w n n S m ig K o P o te n tiile a lT irn i' i K *1 i* ■f I lo \\ ; i < R i y h t f >n K n r t ' i i , 1 i t> : i \- y S p rn tlin y \\ \ slllM * I'tlN P Dr* sjilt'Hl I I iMliilfl I|l*'' Iii I lit tint,!) tll.lt flirt MlmmiMr itiM'i • Ii* »•I••r ^hip in tfii* *»V1*1 a it la* •11♦l l II . t ^. t l f l " ) i mn ••tipi1 hi- mi i » * *1 I t u f t i l r r t l ’* of fMI111*ill nl pl'Mplt f I Min ' t\ * r% \n.l im * Dili pi ••(♦,•i *••t l»ti ihi* Mm'I'III \ -IM I lll"M "f till- Artlllll I mm * \ -*i4 uitiun nt Du Ai Hint till* Iti'lnsiii.il * ill* .i lu- \i urn • I Mu Mi* t'liun*, lie ptil'lti tli ;iilllil|i ti,itu.it hv )ivt|*lii.t 11"9# *«;,u(ixl ,»ny ' utfuM k m tin* A* fi n * pru{*rnin lu* ,*nv Hl' s.I' nIlull i*f * rill v#'»' ilullyrM'ii l.ilf i •.i i t* it Mint thr \inrr >1 III pl’ttpll III Y|il •iii»i*^h tu l n*« yi* ca||f ,tlfi>ril In p.i) thr • i»'* **f i y *i in n m v 'Y iir y to pi * * nt ,i tu*vi y*»rtil v%.ir t Murk IIii y ar*1 Y>Im* •nullah •*y tin <llffm*vi#*i* Im'I vutii <»li*i>ii) i'!i! |.i Ut iTuiiuMiY I imI m i r i M i " l l i - i i.h fi 1 s, ,1 III Iniliitr **t Hi* thr shim* p i iiu -ip a l (II Mn* I •♦ piMtk* t t <• mu *1% h i * ;ili* i*tfn i i I * • • Im lit; td It'* '* it * 'id in \ti \ * » i r is .it I t it tin* iiiitjiitu* M• . m i l l*i*li»Mi.Hv Mim \tv.i* t' It 11•iin it i in hull Iiii - iiii nn fI*• III * * ilx•*|| p« 4*I||| tl I'll 'll ||fM# I I ihIi M(lull IX YI'll •• • 'l l l l l | *t| Mu .11 III* it N»'| \ I l Hiiiiilf .ill- »f Mu* ci»)|cf!«‘ u .|n •i i ■11.■11\ DiMi'l i i*1t Mu’ r*-— '*rit i. i l i|u* lu-I u1111*111- Ihr Wtiitr I h< lx* t Ml fll »| Ikt'lhN (hit MY II II piirtn i 4/pic "f tfic ti*\t I'I I * •1*a it 'Y,4 I Mil (if NYt illt "u yy Mil 11urn.m i * Mfu mini: *i i <xi', m tnui Mi tl Im Ii in fullnYYn l ttu* 11 Ri ( Min • in Ki*r» • im iiilcr M.l'llUlil .•Hill Ml hi'lYY I*M>r ft i III ill l x ,|(|(| Ml lll,.ll I.IYI'N *'\ i'll if Mill .«IY. .1> tip |Hipuli*| IMIIISC \« I i*tnI Hi y mure tfiiiM -I'vrn Yi.tr- .1N D}*-n|||c|M | lid Ml YAltll \m *i i |i I M'liirit Hint i*iiii|imii Phi ■ (' S f a i'in j* I s I*it111 tli.il tin mittiui ilniim; Muor I h l t l i riii|C tiflei* " a •!••«■T u n 'd mid ' i l l f i i >••;»»■ (till rmt III luk full k friilll Mi. VNliitnui p 'tln i!"i tu Sunftti'' Iti-port" mu itnmm-t ti» \%{vitpr I ' I ' i n t i p a l S p c a l x t i ' ; i n in. tt.irM rralitlr* Id- .,ntl tu hi iflh h U I yiMR n t mm i ii . a lov * *i f*»Mp* nml «(liii tn ! '- to y*-nilnoIe the* it;il»i»fl •111• •• ,l ruiirvr Ilf mid nullified itli/* u I Ic iT u ll T i l k " < >v<*r ' IfillU'Ml .ll.fl lint uf YIMkni'N- It f J" )|" vwi mm m d to M*h*ixr ,t l iter *• *i( lri))|**r*'h|p In thf All I'tii»It Ali-AiiiMiVt yvIiu i !l V Mi IM . Ilia ' M ilu ^ fc . I i . i l l l - I r u in .-mmol be etthtp). led t,»- lh. nc.xt 1 nt.pnkViniilr lv H«> Christ •I#III ll (MTlIt li'd U* iKPf III IPH.I ' "i MU* f 11*, 'Muni in nut i ruin-#' uf VI lltlifniw* .........I ' 1' ' " f 'h t 'ft u n til " * r m , rmsw iglt,.-* t n I h e l r a m n m l t l n l s t u t a to i a n t f ( « il MD* A i »iu V| 11i n n l tli* hi i im I i wf’litliar t 11 in, flavin *1' ntT t«• lllllwf tl It i tui-i tn fmn itt Mu* fnniM tinrty l;ii t nielli Ihr \ MM* r l e u 11 1 ' • I t » NLiu ! '1 lu « ^'1* * un u« f i r 1* " i" it’ « i I i 'i , id liimlcii fliit h,nl tu |i*< lint nr. (tf fJii* fin int i • mu) TM"din i tlM" l.l'^lof) lit'! I'lll'M* |*|f|a •tilth III I t l it* 1 II 1 .it -Mill Mllilk »»' I tu.* f.» » i)l ci*rii' r * !«•* tfp* xiikr *|ti* t Initial 1*5 t||.< ||. . /ltd llii I'lm li'il »irh tn* w it*, m iilu c t l|n l .** Ill- I' I Iti 111! * 1 1 III t 1itr v\ ri iM h iMh |*»',» * i t.i\i Mill t tittle* i/mritirit*. r.H ls U '.f f it l n iM iiitiU J n i i U " nii*I r 1■( /f** * 1 1 1 *.'• . ( "|U Ml* i’ll"* i*'ti.f«Ml ui mn I *M\ 11\111^ I lr R. \\ lluprai'Itl it.* • . i* d/,|K. " ill lif 11«*'fi«-tl lit i t 1m *1*i- .' • II I 1 ut ........ w tur \t. \• , * * * Mi lh*«* ,u c Imiii I Mil Hm mId 1. xpi'f Iiim Mtiil Stiiti«*i* I lk - H u l l fur t li-lr ih n h tih in i !k 1 * ' 1 M l 1 tl* 1 • * i • ,4 ......... . 41 It •i* >| f -||t iM l/l >•11|1*• III till* i h t i U t h ih lr r n in Ih h y h » i h ! y 1 |. \ MlUlli til 'kUUU i *»r*n nil *'idt'M A\* 'itit' ftif« vn i■>i *1 .**••! •• !%«••« Mthnii^h .1 in r.ilb (-Mtitliirli-tl t It* |«*arU t>i li lt ilt. Vi'Vtil «in. * • , a 1 .1 .' if l . i i r l . i » " * ; h l M j.fi* t riip" ln*in tli* v •i»tI••* i|* if u li iilr d in n iitu T k nf fin* I ' i m I j iim I rt'|M*rt«d a liiu I* iiiprfatii' *■ *i Mm th id r fm iiH lr it A li»e fin * I m ( i h | iim 'mi Kurlv T" Deter­ mine Ultimate Re- ( hristiuas Party suits, Kx|»erts Say Held At 1*081 By M h u ll n i l 14 ♦ I lh.' M ,11 M il t'M Mil 1%lI'd New Officers Of Sanford SFrine Are Installed American Legion l I i .M mii i*f 'JP*u ili'tfici's i'i#i|a llt» in tin* iijm ' m fir e p litt i- a n il a il«*r«ir.i mi*/ ninif. t i l l i h riw tu m - I r t 'r it flu* frn n t ri'iiipi't nt in i i i'ji*liltjf * nt Klitrr nf thi* riH iin a ilih 'd lo Ih e ( h r iM m a s piiwi* ntn| l.tiKc Miiry -I imy • li-* a tm o s p h e r r a i \ n l l r \ \V IIII i i »iin ’ tiiervury ilip|»i‘il In ri Imv .l r l» il flu* R rn itp in I lie -tnuMiu' ii r* nro. III*. Iltipnrld -md M-ni o f t h rU lm a ** e n ro l* S a n ta I I j iiiy IllYVIlf tl’lllpl'l HltllVR lilt fit* M t y lu lle d th e p u r l) I m ii ;' rn iH i(;li In (•in Midiuft* **f Siiiifmd t«M(| J'b-in d k t r i b llle e u n d v and M p p tr- to Ih e itiolf *‘nuiit\ In*1 nltflil. r h U d r n i p re ^ e itl Nav\ Brains Work On Its Second Ihir Aircraft (arricr Mon Ill’s Activities In Street Work Is (tiven In Report '»f v\ s n KK p In i.i1t\ il.< \ nf 'M .nkc'1 I h* \*n i nf Ih r I m* ij nm iii)» tn 1 1mill 'Um n r i tun i ,n rn r Two t liehi ...nil galiim *il u-phall m and “tMi euliie yard* of sin II were «i i uMtp.in> in** M yytlh Mu hup** * mi Pi | la-1 nth tu ni*l.ill u imlking i* '■yMl mh mil fniililM ,; uf Nlill i> I j,,, M„rth of tin tire)hmiml Ini' sta I n th ' i li> .itu m .c * lupncN 1 if 1 1 llu , I i , between I'ulmelln amI IIikmI S n r e l i i h n f t h r N'.iy n K i»**hj|ll I all. d n I •f ti Avenue*, ufcurdliiu In a li-nglliv * .pH- i ll Ihut tinpi* in in uiiilrr’iN I- i ,i tin ll'l uf uellvllles lur Nmembee * Mi n t r n i ' i M i ' M fur tlx i d r iikiitii.il k r r l -I, el li which Ini' been •nliiMitled tu the ** M Diy in/ * | the ItD M.iMnn SunillPMD 1It .•rn.'i , Fjty Munuger by It It lleekhnrn. *YI'll * ’ • i n|i i hui uf tin I NS Fnrrrstal I • mi II m h .,1 m ., l*r»u' xii|m-i llllelideut uf xtri-eth hull tinx lirrii hnihltn: Mine hist •illn-r aellville* during the iiiunlli t itY iniluili-il MM-i'idui; llu entire .-if> \\*• lu'i’il lu tmiiil it h'.i l unr imii- ;i week. IIn- ilimnluwu seetluu 1 Yr il until , • h i ' • < t«-f il ill 10. * every day and Hie i , ii|i I"Iiiiiu area T o I l f ( J i v t ' D A y a i n K i r11’1i.111 ul In Mn »n •' iidmy .it three limes a week Klglily f i l e 1 M-i \it y \ iti ui-klvu Yuiil vvhrrr load' uf aeeumiilutiuii picked un In , th* I ' l l pliitr Ihr S.iratn|»{i tlie streel sweeper were used I n ; * ., . •nl* *1 IM xii;n;)l'ifc tu Niitnal *1 <’ «M fill In Hie idle) running Iriuu Four fui in il hit I nf i" I "ii Mir xfiip " i II teenlh In Fllteenth Streets, hilween ,' " Home ornamentals In the Urlan- UH/u IWO p a r x i i n n r p r u p t r i ) m i ' i j «im f ' m . !•%*** MientN Kiin’ *11 I'.ii'lh r l< **l hi Run un '• I I I Siuifiird nnd I'iilmettn Avenues nmy fiirnhh r iji'puiit «iwl yrquuit mti n i* i c imn.iiRn "f aprrchPM I >•> *. Five new parking meter |aist' IR* uni tc luni'MY hefnf* i 'hih!I i's>luiml Ml* • • ..it were installed mid 2i! were -tralgb , ii.miiHMi*'N fur it |n flip Meet nf xlpplng thaso plants here nnd j by the founty^ rhj^ prompt y^w 1j 3 I ) l 0 r ( l P U lV ftl V / IIIL C I l l a l l U T f j ri|, >.* I I I' ti* leneil ami Hglitcm-il Inin their rrm Mn tups I lie N.iyy .ii mii ' s thr be sold through bid proceiluie » 11» r . , - t |h etele liases Four new “ selirnd M Femcrlea In the Orlando area fill fl'lll k ships Mth Iic.i YY Miutlt It* •M M-i‘i k • .nnl r j n Mur /nne" sign- were installed and I rc d heated heater* during the .mi - nrrtlrd hi\ eight were repullileil tiigetbei wlib night and tho ferns came through m . * f1M• in 1id mil I 1 utn h .itnl rr uhh II .1 truss.walk lines IItlrl> fixe "1111 with little additional harm. Hown r n Ih r Inin* ra n .,* *v\ i f t and •v ■1 . i ii parking" "iglis were nallilcd. It aver, the long spell uf chilly weathmulti inn ;M (D hti i mil tiuintuTH l u i | i . " • I.. filial Fit* plained. .hi new lines were Installed and IH Km. Fra r i e l * Wilson of S a n f o r d , i r haa hurt the tender fern*. M rc.iilv ( •M ititii* m l" n p c ra ttn ii and “ It iJp\t*li»|M»*l iLul w rtv In m . r ,* rupluci'il T mf Ivp slop mriin (•It* ' |'M •ill 1I |l*ll l«f inudgni’il tn the heavy rrulser IM ‘ I nt1*# r x In tip* d* 'i n t*i baU ■ low of W nu»h) I,ti­ Bevural prominent rpeuker* will 4 1 l*,il" f nf | tin rr«ru** |»*itn*l f uf.rr r«*p;*ifitcfI mill 21 wrrr ru lell 2T, Plymouth 28, the Orlando uddre** the veterans ou-the-farm ••nr. xxlit,-h served u« (Irninal Ki- f«rm ’" * lh** Sarat1'^,! * ill he jimii Ii likr p i **i M* Mi* '■ t\ irra 30, senhower'a hendt|oartrva on bis Hrfiimd mi th'* iiiirllicni U|i|iroti4'li placed *” • tin ru iTrital In ttnu'4 m rr p t ■ 4 til* ■ training cla»« a t their ChrlaTma* to tinM niu I fur ti m e plum* thut t«i I , i : p* i ll, 1 Two "loading rune" signs were ri-torn trip from K"i"u, proluiblv Ja c k D. PrtMt, field meleorolo......... I'I -I...Ip f | m In ml* *1 on film nt flit* I md nlr •trip'* .1 which will start will n lur* viewed tin- fii'lmrul'* plane off painted and lettered und five see1*t for um FederalStute Frosti j|party ..... • ' ' I " . <lw rail length I am feet gA2 fool key dinner J* *tonight » —w-4 —4 . ( i a o’clock Itey at aIt.'IO Iwu Jiimi but never netunlly saw un I yvo. Wr **i)jlitfi| thr ptmi«>'«( linns uf curl* were painted tu pro y i "i||» !«• ||H'« •’ I I is I •i i.llh . iis iilj'. ■■ncnl . I'rcsittnublv i1." * . M W ■* BeMc (Slade,1 ■ .•t •• Mthe L . Future Furiner* of Amer- tin- pre.lilent-eteet since In- war vs Viicli wi' lvnr ya h) thru wm* Mu liil.it par king Five "children .it I hi villi) III M I tn "" ' '• -iHe .it (nil fuel .ml pi.iii” load) til** liiMi'l 'nil • M «i called home <>I Hunin lo attend the I 'ton reeri-t.’ hair wuv around Iwn. play" ,lgns were repainted and lea Uulldlng. " “".'I' a' liglillv under i'iO MX> lops, plane nf Ids tale late grandmother grandmotber,| I'ultiiig Iwo-und-two together, six new signs were installed. Six I II • Mil \fill/ lllll, \T1 The Christinas message of lliu funi-rnl funeral uf 1 ” i'. Iiii"t I .-.in.ieih uf mnr. than tno aircraft, * Mil), \ | | * •((*» IM' fit f<» nmcrele street marker pnslx were they figured md) a man tn. Im II I* ' |nip ...g * is*..... l . . . tv I. p ne u s. H K *« le p .......II e m lin upon lthe iim x II n nl Vveiling will lie delivered hy Dr. 4. Mr*, Molly A. tlelger. installed and painted and posts pnrtunt as K'renliuwer would eomlilt’ ’I 1 1* 1/1 4111* lltJUltI, Knot, pastor or tho Congrega­ *Y I hut R , . i i \ lin e tim e Mr. Wilson, wlm gnidimt'-d from M " f 1 F'.Mll tional Church, while K, M. Kiddy, Hriiilnule High Krlinnl III IP 17 am) immd sin’ll nriiteetinn fro m the which were dull were reletlcred. Hut boilers with In :h< r steam Two "truller nuik entrance" prevure j.robald) will make thu J u r i s t today and yesterduy re­ Iccat supervisor o f veteran* train­ Inter irrmhinlril from the Pnlvrr. N aw . "We figured that It nni'd sign* were Installed, four s|icrd ing, will dullvur Hie uddra*« ot Saratoga fuller than Hie Forrestnl. turned verdlcta o f guilty against ■-Ity of Florida In June of IPfil, be KNenhowcr le-eau*e everyone. limit signs were relettereil mill InThe Navy eslimales the Sarato­ knew Me was lu Korea," Mr. Wll two defendants who appeared In we Icoma, left the Helena at Guam when me 1 stalled, nun "truffle llglil ahead" ga's rn-d at Ik’tKUWMSiO. ula.ut County Court on ehargee uf oper* .. Other streakers will lifted that hi* grandmother bad aim said. . ... ... .. land one illreellnn sign ul I’nik eight millimis untli-r Hint nf tho atlng a motor vahlcle while under Cooper, director o f th “ I dl. n l know hi*et bowertAvenuo and Semlm.le lluutevnril Just died, Fnrrestal woul.l actual)v Imard the llelrnn i wcr(, installed, and three speed tho Influence of Intoxicating II* County Board o f Public Instruc­ Harlie It ll.isliiii's. I'd. di.'d in ft wn- pr.ditlb|i- old” u mailer tieflei'ling the Navv argument tion: Herman K, Morris, princi­ quor, until f rend I In the ncwipnmrl | | m„ »|K,„ „ crt. r,.|eltered an Orlando hospital vc'lt-rdii) uf one day thut F.n>. YVIIhuh missHint earricr based axiutinn Is of J . C. Dunaway, Ovlcd". »■** aen- pal o f Remlnolo High School: ■-.I la-lng nresrot when KI*enhowi-r on Htntesslde, hut we suspected a t ; Twenty-four feel nf Hi Inch sew ".ill im.g tulli.wli.g an ill.n- - of equal, not suenmlury impmlanre to tcneml yestanfay ofleriioon hy Captain Karlo T. Ixiucks, repre lie wit. la.in In tin- Air Foree’s bomber and fighter liouriled the lleteiui. However, Le- the time llutl lie ruigltl. since the er pl|M' were Installed al Twelfth two .......tli., Judge Dougla* Stenitrom to pay­ aentlng the local American legion for" the rhl|» reached Guam, Mr. cruller had la-en outfitted with a Street and Oleander Avenue, hush- Latir >, l>-laware, .May IhMd ami units. Kimball nvwrtcil that; post, and Charle* !* w *« n , presi­ ing a flno of 010 and co»U or , serv­ YVIIson -aid that thu crew knew luxurious cabin for a presidential es were cut on Muiigmixllnc Ave­ Imd resided in Oslu-ii fur tlie |aist "Our future safety and the dent nf the veteran* cooperative. ing a term o f 00 day* In Jail, ami world lour which never runic off." nue, between Fourth ami Fifth year. course of world liislorv will depend Certificate* wll bo presented by “.nnietlilng wax up." Streets, ami diagonal parking lines " I received word of my grandIlls drlvar’a lleenta wm suspended Formerly nf St. I'.-tersl.tirg Mr. largely un the speed wllli which Tutting It Into the Ensign's own 0 . W. Dansby, area supervisor of were elianged (<> purallel narking for » year. _ „ word*, “ We (Helena) were *up- muther's death when we reachedJ ! linos nt First Hired nml Hanford Hastings |s survived l>) Ids widow; we cal) "« l Ih fio now large carAlbert E arl Baker. RouU two v e ttran . training. i.llc soli, Ji.sepli XV , III..Hugs of rlcr* I.nllt and In cummi»slon.r' Guam and 1 left tlie ship tu fly Avenue. Twenty loads of dirt were Hultim.irc, -Mil.; lw» brothers, r **rol alngintr will be led by Posed tu li-avo Yokosuka on Nov. WM fouthl guilty todav. Bantene# Forrest Urockanrldgo, manager U7 lint received last minute in. home from there on a mouth'* Used lu fill it wash-out on Luke George Hasting. ,.f ItniiVllle, N. WM not passed upon him. structlon* to hold over until Nov. ieuve", Mr. Wilson added. Avenue, between Klglilccnth ami uf tha Chamber of Commerce. J,, nnd Y’*ctor Hasting, ..f Laurel, Klis. Wilson i« tin- h u m of Mrs. Twentieth Streets. 2D. M R "When wo left Yukosuku, we Oulda Wilson, 2404 Smith Han ford Ollier milvlHr.x Included moving Hein.; also several nleeea nml “fi Henry's Full House" cnilsml down tn (wo Jlm a at tlie Avenue, He entered the Navv tujdirt. cleaning gutters, cutting tree n e p b m v t, I sO-l • 3:7.7 - 11:20 - 8:4.1 HARBOR MBBTIM 1 Funerul service, will be held nt normal speed. Once o f f the south­ tlie fall of last year nnd w-rut to [limb*, Ilmira, removing trees, opening S Hun Ml) VI ELAND Tom Lemon, City Manager, will ern shore o f Iwo, we received or­ Newport, IL L. for hi* officer’s Carlo* Avenue from Fourth in Sev 2;!I0 p. in. Thursday at Urisson “ Weekend With Father" m « a r w i " - . a t t e n d a meeting of the National der* to *p*ed up. lihmediately, we Funeral Home with Itev, J . Y Y ’. training. The Sil-year-old YVIIson emit Street*, painting *lgn* for the Show ..pen* HtSO - first fe a ­ knew Ib’laiv of Oileen Baptist Church Inxtalling two . . something - wa* . up . for only received hi* cmlgn's comml**on. City - - Hall. ----- ...... ................ r , "children ........... ture iLQtl, Intermission 8:19, utticintmg. tiurial will bo made n " * r^ n4!y *5° ««rly thle rear and haa been1»t (>l»y » l s n " n i l repairing equip lost feature 8:88 I Ls Culluta. te l, Orlando, ho .a id today. in tho Orlando cemetery. fast," the 23-ycar-olil Eralgn ox<c«aUa«*4 on P ace T n , ) mont. M. L. Oilhim, m lm iiiRiimri t f"i Althnucii no iiHieml liiisiness ” II ipi"t* t > " ' I 1' mid l *l»ll1pl*lt)'i, y uyn ' I '*’ 1 *1 »l- erindueted, il " a * uninmriei-d Hint m y l n ^ , "nndiiuMfiiiy tlur* ha * r1 .« e" " « i ...................... o*--»>ml hu*» *ti*ii1 ■* ehei'k fur . < . > i*xi»ri Ihe (K pmnp ilutmtire, hui the i lo the Boy I'hiei* Veterans Hnspllul lu help tiny ( hrlstmir known until it ' Loti, V ”cllrua’”aroo north of i “ 'lp ’“Th.^Coun'ty‘ae-, "M' Tamiia reported n MMlegrcc r e - ' " " . ' * . . lr* . ’ I warms up," presents fur the \eler.xn* there qulred It through furechnuire pro­ cording. Vlaek N Clevelaiid .lr was In “ Nothing I' si'rliio* yet. Him In the Orlando area timely wind* ceeding*, arcorllng tu O. I'. Hern ever with unutlier euld night faring charge nf lust night'" urogram stirred tn ward oil fro*t. Lake and don, County Clerk, and ih-dlruted us il might heroine serlim-i t\e which incluih'il Ilium II ' 'fi/i-t- anil Sumter Counties hud heavy frost. tile strip to M-lionl pur|nises. have repollH of celery I" ine il -" " Stuart Courtney nf nulhi statimi All the .trip was included in In the /ellwuml region, but main Wl.llC In Orlando Foli-e and < unit No Icc was roporlcd in these two cltru* growing counties and fruit tlie transaction except for It* feet uf tin si- |dnnl< iiiuv recuver when ney drew langhler from Ihe crowd with tlii'lr Inli-rnri-lallim* of fain of one lot hml -HI feel of ntiollmr it warms up," lie i-tilu'ludi-il apparently got hy nil right flay Sherouse. district weather both located adjaienl to ,iro|u ity llaniagi- lu eseurule and ••ti*>■■•i > iiiin radio und movie stars A fte r th e p r o g r a m , pu n c h a n il Flaaik man at Orlando, said Ihe stirring owned by Mr*. K. M Carroll. She wind* were a real break. un^l |HufiiplirV), fiiM tmiMiitfur f«.i ilm 'nKikii t wvrv mtmm! ns re fre s h Farm Training (!I To Have Yule Party Flit'll Itr (Iii'ld I’liiY Ic „|„wl Naval Officer Narrowly Missed Escorting Eisenhower Home Fln ei Are Imposed For Drunken Driving I In rlic* 15. 11ast int>s Dies At Ajft* Of (iii mMsm 2 Saved F ro m Funeral Services For Mr. Whitner To Be Tomorrow LEGIIOHN, Holy CD-Four Nnvy Helicopters rescued the Inst crew n u n from the U. S. Navy ship Grommet Iteefer today, .HI hour* af1o>* she run aground nnd broke No. X I A sso rin lrri I’r c * ’, I.cased YVire Movie Time Tuble � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 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/35a4f28f914212ea9adcab78b486cc0f.pdf 6123541518e66b2b0cee314df96c423a PDF Text Text • - ,‘ 7 ♦ Buys A Lot This Week-End — Stock Up & Save! ^^^C H A S E Coffee e a w # 7 ? SLICED PINEAPPLE LB. Low Prices Everyday Spocials Too 419 E. 1st St 300 E. 3rd St K NO. 2 CANS "ARGO" I’ rlceu Good Thru S a t, Dac. 13 Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! I New P rauura Packad C an! K :J 'y ^ //////rio ^ Quuntity Right* Hoaurved & SANBORN NO 21 CANS HUNT'S HALVES CALIFORNIA PEACHES v jt* B A R T LE T T PEARS ^ i / < | W H O LE TOMATOES r< i P E A N U T B U TTER w OUR FAMOUS TABL-READY CUT “ EAT-RJTE’ B£SF SIRLOIN S T E A K •'<S' C ft-. Round - T-Bone /€• / < rChuck Roast NO. JOB CANS O il MONTI Pound i i ( A ,:- •. Lb > V d <> a f .- Freshly Ground Tandar M aa ty Plata VEAL ROAST Lk 59c Copeland'* Pure Pork IJiu: SauMQge Ih. Copelund'* Fresh Link Sausage lb. (tipelond'* Rinnkfd Pork Sausage Hi. I t ’s H ack A g a in ! Fam ous “M T. 65c 69c (Irmle "A", Quick-Frozen Fre*h ttooton llult BAKING HENS Quickf’rozon 59cLb. Terrific $a6e * Taste O'Seu Fillet <>( Red Perch i;; lb. Cod Fish lb. FLOUR 12*oz Can S LBS. DIXIE DARLING EXTRA FANCY LONG GRAIN RICE 10 a Lb Pkg SUPERBRAND SKIPPED 35c Taste O'Sca Dressed Whiting PILLSBURY Plain or S. R. 35c Taste O'Sea Fillet of EMULSORIZED VEGETABLE SHORTENING rSNOWDRIFT v t, * C ream ed Chicken Paris OOTTAOE OHEESE QIZZARDS Lb. 2ie ib . 25e WINDS Lb 39e PORK ROAST tb. 49c TREET Gr. “A" Orcahcd St Drawn V K R M O N T ” B ra n d SLICED B A C O N 5 9 c r>9c ARMOUR'S LUNCHEON MEAT Stew ^ 39* Hamburger /4jJRfcA» Swlft'a Premium Hotted Lb Ih. 19c Gr. "A" Medium Six* Lb Can Doz Balla.-d * Oven-Ready BISCUITS 2 Fki». 26c Extra Large South American Bananas ARMOUR 2 lbs Northwestern Red or Golden Delicious NO 300 CANS MINOT CRANBERRY SAUCE II Of CANS NIBIETS GOIOEN WHOLE KERNEL CORN K .v '" g S f e ‘ NO 3 CANS WISTPEAKBLUELAKC d o g 'fS od CUT GREEN B EA N S NO I CANS 'WOW* HORSE M1AT DOG FOOD Apples 2,,4-oz. Can Star SLICED DRIED BEEF Ca> YORK 16-oz. Star CORNED BEEF HASH APPLES Cea IGoz. Can L c- Lb Math Bag 4 oz. Can Star U. 8. No. 1. Gr. "A" VIENNA SAUSACE ORANCES 5 «H 25c 0-oz. Star FRANKFURTERS s M h m o4 No. U Star for 41 OAK H itt is S f i fj. FINEST Him Deviled Hm NO. 001 CAN! |1 i FaHai Moat pkg. 45c Grapefruit 3«c Rutabagas Lg. Calif. Regular pkg. Extra Lg. Stuart PECANS pkg. 4k Large Diamond WALNUTS pkg. Ale Lg. Size, M b. Cello BRAZIL NUTS pkg. 5 k Mb. Cello, All New MIXED NUTS pkg. 4k RUSO No. <4 Star bag 33c lb. 4Kic New Crop Sweat SUGARIPg DRIED FRUIT Prunes lb. Applet Yi *lb. Mix Fruit lb. 15-ox. Pkg. Cluater * Raising pkg. M S 'EM UP1 •i Pkgs LOST BABY 1JMAE AOEN BROCCOLI Weston Oil V\ INS 'ARGO PEAS Bath Slzw Woodbury Soap 1o deal 4 35o 3 Ragular or 2 Bath S in Swoothoart Tails! Saap | 23c AGEN ENGLISH PEAS. DIXLANA BABY OKRA DIXIANA TURNIP GREENU-._______ f DDDANA COLLARD GREENS______ | AGEN CHOPT. BROCCOU YOUR CHOICEI Quick-Frozen Pan Red! *» 69c c Shrimp Dun. Hlnea or Libby Orangs , Pkfl Jain 7 c“ 99o Seabrook Quick-Frozen Colgate'uNaw ■•White Flakes 28c "* So 3 Can Deal r Diteh Clouter i 1lot 8a! Wm S ix* ■/ _____ 3a. <5*V c*“ Oil ~\v•• 2! ■■ ’ vfc Cm G'.vPi: \ 34c For Salad or Cooking CAL* I 29c 23c 35c STRAWBERRIES lit Llwr Spread 2d*oi. Can Trlpt Detorgout 43 WALNUTS No. U Star 13*os. Can Star I7 0 Z . BOXES PILIGBURY CHOC. FUDGE CAKE MI X, YELLOW"' WHITE CAKE MIX Ju 0*lb. Bag Fla. Lg. Calif. Factory Park WALNUTS STAR BEEF STEW 1 lbs I BEECH-HUT M i Fm * ■ “ “X " ' 29° Favorite A a N flm M n * . ROT 1h*teb Pkg. EEUECK DARI-M IX M r M te m T-M. M g, u 17c - �ira y w g .‘jT Iff »arc ?# uf' ir you NIK W EATHER uorrr receive roar Sanford Herald, Cltj H a n fo r d Deliver), hr 7:00 P. II.. please rail YELLOW CAB l#<# i onllnued islher roKI but with -lightly h i g h e r temperature* HituiikIi k u lu rth ); lowest tonight .1.1 to :tj anil scattered frost north anil m itra l portion* In 10 Interior smith |Mirtlnn. I fr r a lft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XL1V t t e j _______ l _____i . SANFORD. FLORIDA EulablUhed l ‘JU8 9 Highway Deaths Result In East As i Rain, Snow Strike Durkin Visits Tobin In Capital Take Two Hills lly Tlii* Associated I’rexx Heavy allow and pelting rain hit IP nation's northeast quarter In Peaks Seized ay. caii*«inu ‘l»ll at least nlm- highway Vital death* In New England After ROK Forces In thr nortlirru /Adirondack* near Nrw York'* Canadinti border, 1«* Mad Occupied Them to 18 Incite* of .mow knocked i.otxt telephone* out of nervier. Its s\M SO IM FItl.lN Communication* v ere dUruptrd SEMI'I. -«• About 7.VI Chinese I also in northern Vermont Four to eight Incite* of *now wa* predicted licit- -in.i-hi-.l bark to the peaks' generally for norlhern New Fng of llli! n"il l.iltlc Nori hills on Ihe 1 land, vvitli six Inches In some sec­ I flaming Western Front bulky. only two hours otter rugged Sooth Ko tion* nl western Massachusetts. ^ Smith of the heavy snow belt I reans eapturiol the s t r a t e g i c Wain fell to depths of 3>li Indus hci.-til* in a bloody. hand to hand MARTIN P. DURKIN, Secretary of laihor-deslgnute, confer* with thr Thursday. In some parts of the | buttle present Secretary of tailior. Maurice Tobin (left). In thr luttvr'* office North Atlantle region. rain hud Flereelv fighting Cliiliese swept In Washington. Tobin briefed Durhln for .in hour on Ihe orcnnlratlcn continued for 30 hours by noon ) up the slopes of the two hills in of the department and It* functions f f uirrunihmaf A'oundphnioi Friday a two proofed drive shielded by Three srtmnl* were closed he looser of darkness and a devasta­ cause of high water In the I’utsklll ting )'ommonis| artillery and morMountain* region of New York • tar barrage A landslide near Cortland In m i i The valiant Fir>l llepubllc of Ko i tral New York blocked u rural re a Division earlier hail seized Big . road and stopped traffic on a 1and l ittle Nori. in the sixth of a I Delaware. I.arkuu anna and West series of blood) counterattacks in (Continued On Fane Four) I savage, day long fighting The Air Force said its pilots flew I about ISo 'op.irate missions In the, general area of Mix and l.itlle Nori , I'llol s said (hey hit a huge supply 1 f ' H, , , M. w l p P l i i l f l - Violent'#.' F c a iv ti W it h and Irmip de|u.t that rocked will. 1 M al lVUU,e, five violent explosions. Sewn fires, VC1!) A l'C D r i l l G t l A s (lathorinn- O f W or- 4. Britain Accuses French Troops Red Germans Of Aim Guns While Moslems Pray Training Youth Thousand* of bursting shell* from Allied plane*, lank* and aridI.AKFLAND '.H -Frnst extended lery ............... scorched the slope* of N'ori's deep into South Florida today in I two hillthe coldest snell of tho winter j Hundred* of dead and wounded • Mcfeorolowdsl Warren ( . Johnson „f tM*ih side* littered ihe peak* the KuleruI Slato krost \\a rn ln « | Flscnhere Allied raiders wrap “ icrvlce says there undouhtcdly pi,.,| .haml . .to .hand . ... Chinese ... ' with was some crop damage. the extent lied* imrlliwest of Monsan on the of which Is mil known Western Front. The Allies secured Frost was reported as fnr south­ the crest of a hill in hloodv. close ward a* the Lower Fast Coast ft oiiliiiucd (In Page Four) That frost was inland uml In scat lered light patches. Homestead, amilli of Miami, recorded o 37 Rchearguls Slated deg rcc readln A ssm 'itili’il P rt’HM l.eu.-cit W ire M im D O W C F R eSC T V C s llip O T S At M O S U IIC N o. HI World Heads Meet To Talk Ike Letter On Economics Is Quoted Of Oct. 24 As Saying U S W on’t Quit Korea Ministers Of 18 Euro­ pean Lands To Dis­ cuss Issues Wi t h l TS Representatives Eighteen Inches Of | o ■ • t SnowKnockOut One IC h in ese 1 rOOpS Thousand P h o n e s ! Smash Back To In Adirondack Area ^Coldest Spell Of Winter Results In Scattered Frosts FRIDAY DEC. 12. I!»52 WASHINGTON js—Secretary of Slate Achckon left today for I'aris where he will attend a meeting of ihe North Atlantic Couurll which he said will "demnnslrale to nil the world the continued unity nod cooperation" of the Western al­ liance Acheson was accompanied by Treasury Secretary Snyder and Averell llarriman. mutual security director, members of flu- F S delegation In the Cunm-il of It NATO countries Traielling in President Truman’s plane, the Independence the group left at I V) ,i m Acheson said In a *1.dement lie does not expect alii lilalm ileci* leo* to collie from Ihe Hireling PAIIIS V Ministers of IH F ii iope.in nation* gathered here to day to survey the eronomie pruli leiii* of the Western world with l S and Canadian rcprcsenla li\c* The ministers—meeting »♦ the council of the Organization for F ii r o p e n n Economic Cimporatiuii lOEKt.T—have the two fold task of studying a detailed re|>oil of ecu Iioinic rnndltlniis in each of ilieii connlrles and of colisldei nig. how thing* mny lie improved in Ihe eoniing year The report .iImi em er* the ecniloiillc situation 01 the “a F'liilcd Stale* and Canada British t-oretgu Secrelar y Antlio ii) talen is presiding al the two da> meeting, which follows Ihe ncent British Commonweulth e«-o mimic conference during which |irn|Mi*iil* were drawn up for a world economic conferemc High on the agenda tor consol eratiun ul Ihe meeting were these ((•nillnurd On Page Four) <M'lieml Told Publish­ er “We Won’tLeave ( lurRoys In CN,mmunist Prison ('amps” O p p o n e n t s In S e g r e g a t i o n Case , { , i | JOHN W. DAVIS. #n . . i , . Tltlirgotid Ma|s|i:d] i, i Ihn Adviinremenl ol ......... i l' pearlng tiefore llo- I s , . , segregation of while - >i \ . has had many high i i i i......... • il A \\* I til'll,1.' Ml| ,11 . » * l| l« I • \ •t I. I .f Tw o Am ericans Issue Of Racial In UN Report On Segregation Is Red Affiliation In C ourt’s Hands NEW BFDFOltD. Mas* . i.p — H.i-il lln-wer. pnhli*hor of tho New H'-.lfi'iil Standard Time*, tmlay <111*-l• -1 I’resldent elect Eisenhower j * -.mug "ii Met 21 "we .ire not - l-i in withdraw from Korea and . .'< i- miii l">\ - hi i 'ninmimisl pri.oil i .'mu* Biei-ei -.iid lie delayed making «« 11>1ii i*fi.it he called Fi-enhow*' - Imiuj i.mge xiow* toward endil* Korean conflict" until the I'n'-nlr it elect liad coinpleli-d the :i*u to K ona In- |>roini*ed during lt'e >.mipaign I'lie i "i re-t'oiiilenee between the l"ddi-her .uni Ei*eitliower was pubI - i i-il Iodav in tho .Standard Times. Brener -aid a letter from the I'-oei.d dated Met 21 from Dcln"l -I.iled in part I hen- i.* no ea-v or early *o!ui • o "t Hu- Korean *ituation To .......... . I have -aid that this ■i into which our vacillating ■Mi-i hip took u- unprepared is 0 it l of a glull.11 problem lo.li iiio-i cveiiliiull) he -olveti •i • -»mi ]iiu nie |ia-il'i i"li", oilier -oliilion* 1 h a v e i'-i a Inn,: lime advoeated stepping "P the (t .imini: of Itepiilitlc of Ko' Hoop- hi f a r greater number*. - \s •I.i.l a ItMl- 11 .lining and .innI'I m. lain been properly inili'.il and i igoi "ti-lv pre-sed Amer" o' anti l ulled Nation* troops I'oulil lo Hu- lime oeeupv more -' i■i"'i(un? inle- and reserve po*|. i 'ii- go mg assurance ilia) the RmK- uoiilil not *ufier from an i ru helming iirexsuie or an nil"id eiieiny -Irike "V.i ate lint going In withdraw li"iii Korea and leave our boys in ' "iiioiuiii-i prison camp* " CAS-MII ANCA Frenrb Mororeo LONDON u — Britain accused Communist Fast Germany today vP—French IriMip- pointed machine 'gun* at the gate of tin* Moslem nl drilling children m> n manpower inosipu* today as hundred* of Mo reserve for its mushrooming armed rnccans assembled fm praters Fx|H*cfed demoiistiiilnms did nol I forces lake place I A Foreign offlre survey de­ No disturbances were reported ! clared the Fast lone Is training Admit Ol’ Mcmlici'elsewhere In this North African til s A i v K n t l r t l youth "along military lines set by city, which bn* seen bloody rioting ship And Toll Why the Soviet Union and the satel- and demonstrations almost dally X m a H Party Slated ,'t o i 't . I n n s ts On since Sunday. Seven or eight Eu­ forces. At Legion Post 5.‘l They Guvo I 'pParty t i e r ( M illI'u w rsy and several score natives Jfrr .CrtqI jUMdaa, ju t* r ._ _____ _____ ________ Icc ropean* have been slnln in riots growing 1 i UNITED NATIONS N Y v nut of nationalist di-nuind* for in 1 O'd-of-iown entertainment will '• . , ...... ■i.r ■’> - W • ' WASKIN' #»\ r Wu r lint C Cl Bv DON WHITEHEAD ar- dependence he featured Hi the unmiul Christ The U S Stale I >*-p.irtini-iil hn* racial <euii . !mn hi (ittifIm si IimmI Il'iNi H.t'l.l i p President set up a cmifldenli.il lomniiltcc The French feared further n i t , om» paify of the CamnMMa»»*lni: wer II# (in* Xni>i« *•» •« * 1 Mi'll ■•I'-'-i KDenhnwer. relaxing in f''T' <*te American l.eglnn, lo ennsilll w-lth the .lustier Depart 1 I'Im/ , 1 •ixfitlf# 1 1 1 * • | » t 1 9 • ‘ • 1 and/ turbarterf Uafyy as the FriJiij “ v 1 n" pm* ment mi way* ami me.iiis of *upplr W lllrh the n l|H M, *1 1. N'-ct Ac in ii In Ilaw ii in ii sunshine from his will hr ht lil at 7 10 *......... _ ____ I alt •if prayer for Moilnn* «nv»* riot* l ^ lut-h IHg *eeret Infoi iiiiitlon in S< - ml h i *e|» it .11«■ i "ll \ '• Ml f.t • hit" h-ie.in tour and policy shaping ■ filial ut U tinl.e g lo n l l o l . or* « dinner to Ai*omhlr in l«rj(e • » m i . leering clear today cu Hi Km|mii*l* in* given by Mack I keneiul Trygve Lie ahinit .illegeil .mil \ o,-hi Ii uli ni 1 nl.,) i 1 if i 'in 'Hk away. ................... Methodist Church. groups m i ligld lielueen I're-ident TruToday'a lurvey, based on Intelehnirninii of the Bf. Amerlcmi subversive* ciiiolnw,! hi *1 tint loti ' I C li-v e la m l J r., ih iilr iiin n o f im i» Some places 10 In 20 miles away I Roger Harris, who will direct French Foreign Legionnaire* sur­ and Hen MaeArthur over a (ill* I N . Il V\1I1 Il'JII fit’ll hid.IN eplitu through tho had readings as low os 28 the Sinners, will leud the rehear ligetice report* seepln rounded the huge stpiurc lit front f a ir th a t fe s tiv itie s u r r not t .r in g | \ i in ie n l • fl'l.’d N. h i.ttv If I"' o-e plan for Korea. filial (I'M-iwinit Ih' nvimi i Light URI to moderate frost gathered snls, organizing the enrol* in the Iron Curtain into tnc nanils of For­ of the Moslem ino*giir I'hey set r o m lllr te .l ju * t f o r llic m h e l , t " ‘ i tiltTill* : il iMciifl, . lllill lie • « Ini c lilt I i-enhower planned •" play at pM’Mtlelil I • Mill.Ill <||'» ill to wl thin a mile and a half of the order they will In- «ung over eign Office experts, charged that up rnurhlncguns alined dinrllv at lo r t l'e ii ,- iitir e fn illlln - * u-» w .-ll j lilt* In ■, ' a ' ih hull-. ol golf tnd.iv on the pitn| Iii n ’fd't'tl In m ale *i . ...Ill -I-. .1 II Cl East Germany "has so far relied the tnosipte entrance Olhei l.etliiii- ! .-'until f l u i- w ill be on Im io l *o and outward Into Ihe miiek WTMt on Chrlmnius eve. M h n, , i I » * N * i 1 1 ii ii .I ,i i•111 . oiii if.ine nl'* iii.i -ea sntiiilv n i ..il .I*...d.hi and* where new farming area - ".Since time In so inipmtulit and on ‘voluntaryr methods but there Italrex and Moroeean troop* |ia ■ll» lrB u il> •a m lv n m o iig tin - l . i fltlt’Dlial | N•(, .|. . \ • >im ii I-. ' i-olu the Mamie I'orps air l*\ i'll In Il,r l • m» l ( >• Is no doubt when the time wiare imiil.ltto contact every are being opened up. I l.i. 1 . |'.l ill* ' i . 1! 'trolled ('asublaiiea'* Arab -iii.nter •lie n "• •" i"-- Malm Island from l.lr list's i Mtll|ii illtt’il llt.tl tilt* Johnson reported crop damage no-Milier who sang lust year," Mr. propriate the full power* — F<-mI i i i - I i i i th e |>( ••*<t u in w ill SI..If f h'p.t»| ||,s til M'ft’Nfd | m FI\ i• •i"-i I I. •• ! Ml* til •• <. even ... !!!. with fixed ha)one:* H. ' --I'll" lie also ul.niiied talk* stute will be used to prepare Palmer said, "we want lo invite could not be assessed for a while • .'ll !i' Il .• l.'l it • e111 .) , |i 1111|e a i'U tolin l -*-f,-1 Dulle- secretary One Arab wa* killed <-.d two | |.e D o ll i -.Ire, H i Inn.lo H u llo m i him atlti.il i*v itlriu «• .diniii \ inn t ftfct. lie explained much crop pro , vmi. uml uny other person who the very young for the role of others seriously wounded l.i -..ghl ■ im in rrr u m l tu li-n t**! |ta iilo in im i* l. rails "I ' '•'• de-i«nnfe and Hov Dmigrin;*'(»Nrtl lirir Iii»aIi mmiiM ill . pi l.'s’l i."H| 1.Ml* taction wa* tlone Thursday night. ! would like to sing, to these prne- soldiers. the protectorate it- 1 who will |in -« e iit nn h o u r o f <ii uarninl (iruiR ihnn "it M tim h In f»\ • .hi Cl l ilt 1.1>#*N llo- In, 1. la- Mi K.iv of Mregnn Fi-enhnvvThe survey claimed the six-year In llaliat. Hi- added that advaurc frost warn- 'lice*." ii n I'Nite t-'uui » M «»hii munl O te i t n ilillie ilt , u m l m e in h e r* o f II k'lmilltls Hr .imunilirt tl vrs|ri «l.iv #*sf 11 drill • hr V*g* i *I»f .1 t" kl.Ml V «-i . -rleilioii a* secrelary of Ilit* mgs resulted in a lot of forced • He risked that unyom- wanting old Free German Youth ( FD J) gr W in te r P in k iln n r m g *i-lm o l, w ho .tru! Illll.l 1ll.lt Ollel'ioi picking. further inlormutioo to call UII'J-J. ganliatlnn now plays an lni|Hirtant o : I l f r |i p \ I „ D 4,U | » : , r |i ; < I w ill g m a h u ll h o u r’* p e rfo r in Dial hr ha* asKril f••• >urli mfm «mt II.. i d. Ii l« " i lo-e .is-oelale- predietetl i m n n lr i h» J* a* \ * Hi i 1**I * , 11.»«M ! • !J llli ". I'll. The weather official reported "The original thought thut role "as a training organization to . o l l l j j t r I H tlK tH IM jf I I I I ' Uliee. |( e |Ie s h llie iit* w ill In* * e l\ e il 1*m>jua tim I'l-enhowei would -him imhllo eonill,’li!r<| iimlilrlll <1 I S llrtls (lot -d Florida again lonlghl would have >prompted this carol singing group ) prepare young people for service I I - gmnniiire t* ioipn-Me.1 (|( ,, N ci|i|ilo\ Despite Legal W r i t I t-i Each i hr • .. • 1.1llli III ti............ . lio n i v willi llo- I're-ldi-lll Truscattered frosts hut temperatures lust year," Mr. Palmer rddi-d, "was In Ihe East German armed force* bring a <"> I" llo- party whirl: fi isiti K.h < *n III* • .!( "In.. \ ii oi hi cesfentav railed llu- Fisento invite men of ull nmipation* FDJ member* wear blue shirt*, would not he ns severe NEW YORK I* 1 a n Aiitrri( ;iiis i.'im.i In I.' Ml IM.I Dl. In II n I ..1 I'mw'- i nil-.mu to Korea a "piece NASHVILLE, Trim . <.p A tuny > w ill In- co ll.-i ti-il w ith o th e rs am i Here’s a rundown of w-ltal hap­ and church affiliation* to sing to. black short* or skirts, and a lentil "I | im| iiii a) demagogiierv and said t i l l lie’ll over to th e E lk s C lu b , a* I'lnplnycd h\ (In* I mini Nation** <‘olllltlhl.l er bell, u uniform reminiscent of i lyric soprano whose re*eotf>il lu pened In areas other than the ffvlher. in |»n*( v t-iu *. l< "III ill lied llo Page Four) ill ill I ; i ilr .util llo ill t i l l neighbors pot Iter Into the imlmo * i ( lif t 'll Hu* "The response wn* licnu-ndoli*. Ihe Nazi Hitler youth outfit Glades: Niiy they min 1 n n < • i # * tut*inl>«*i % of heiiilllites was called buck twice tin ilU t r it iu t R iii lo tiiMMly fl» ililr * n tin* ( (Miiiniint-xt p.irtv (nil *tr•>i*|»«•<I of ('olilltlln.i lt.>nr l.t'v * mil m North Florida: 27 to 3.1 with As it result, it wn* must ph-nslng Nl p It |t( ' Ito.il |.l| Ncj'ltii •• I Y u li* ••••muni fro*t hcavv In s| miIx. Ilrooksvillc uml encouriiging to see men of PinecaHtle Airman Ih mid sang nil encore at her enm ert th in O tlit r tiM in lu i - •»f Ih#* »tm iiiiitl# #' out hfi’mise ttiey di'.ippi m c,| of u inti . in.uni.itot \ Four - l f » r i hull debut last night •7 tul Orlando area*: 27 to 33 In low all rlnsses uml fuiths united to­ nnt lot .il ' h<'ii] Imaitl> It, pi • l Mrs Wentworth Morris of nr.Il j in i'h a ,K 4' ° f Hi#* p wi t y *»• •• .1. I h n (’umniiHilAt .uni' ground Hldgc and Itartow area: gether in singing Christmas carols Found Dead In CraHh tiv Clarksville appeared a* a guest v«*r f'oithll, I(»♦•I l''ifhi rihI .IikIk*1 T h r i r ih ln ils A in n s ;,t un open sip i .it" • 11•' •*Iv 29-38. Frost wa* confined to low uml the song* that mean so much 1hi t ti - c| thr mi mi tin f.t t.' ii. i * performer at a Nashville Symphony i D o iik Iiim S tfiiN tro u t. h e n riliu y i's le id iiy th ru p r a i'i places and was heavy In some uml entry such ii wonderful me*O ld. AN DO (zP) — Fighting Pop* concert in the huge new \ an .1 l tell ! fit - I i <’ illll.l III : I • frn m Sen lim n e r E e rtp i'.iin i It uiigc ut this time of year.” spots. (inn i■* ih.it '"Iliiiu' hn• h.ipjir • I through a treacherous cypress derbtlt University gymnasium Ml# h ). in e illh e r #»l Ihe S cn .ttc In West Coast: 31 .18 In lo»v ground GradickH Rrinj* S uit 'into the !H'M dml'ittfi It, ».,,, ,t Althmich Ihe H8 pound hrnm-ltc te n m l S e e u rlty N iih e n iiirtiitti'c p i oh .. - are**. Scattered light frost and II. S. To Defend Land, swatnii, thick with sawgra** over i mo z.-oing in"|iM*iil* „|,. i.fintr their head* and pocked with nreiiH In Ihe blue ruffled evening gown HiK .ilh ’ ped A in e r ie iin s id i\ i t Alve> .ill up -i’ll 11»;■ I tile sepal air n il A^ainHt SymborHky locally henvv In stmts. r*,ua! tlur Ii me ..ml fii.it fin pu 1 " ‘'"'J l-i ii-. riiv I'lunniiig iptiekeahil, member* of an Air wus dwarfed by her surrounding* in Ihn I I \ Although frost formed over a JapaneHe Are Told ofForce " i "i in '---"ii at i,m ttt a lion 1 f n.le f .it* il hi M*p n I*- ' *" u" rescue team today found Ihe voice was nol II carried i l. ai wide area of the Tampa sirawhor Suit for I lTi .OIHI in diiimi^i'R wun .. I 'r a iM ’d hy I ’l'ir .u - o n. vn#• i ♦• .Itdin ' ..till . .. I'll It « • » M U S • " ’‘(•- i" ai llu: at rt no ii, in, next that 'Jnd l.t. Uotterl z\. Moe, g'J, ly lo all corner* of flu- hall ami “ "•port* oil c.-r lor III. rv and (ruck grow log region, first i 1 "i at I lo- i ' iii Hull, James TOKYO — Prime Minister had gone to death in his plane cnmmnmled laid attention ami cn filet yesterday in Circuit Court V N Intern.ifiiniid f luldimi * Km . lfc checks showed no damage hy Mr. and Mrs. John E. (• rmllcl*. Ho . • "itiiiii'*i11n rli.ni man, said Shlgcru Yoshlda told P arliam ent 1 when It crn*hcd 30 mile* south of thii*instlr applause from about er«eney Euml. and Mrs Evelyn ( O U T l O k i l . V S I W i l l ( )|1 '"I III', Hanford, . against Mr. today the U. S is obligated to tie- ‘ here Thursday. -FWX) listener*. . . » . . and „ , Mrs. i Thaler, xeeretm v I«» KetiAtanlin I* f. llo fo-i miii'i-i on the agenda Japan If she Is attacked. •Post Offices To Give fend There ivn* no Imlleatlon thut her Stanley J. .Sy...l.or«ky, apparently | , , Newspaper Pickets I’inerastle Air Force Huso. Moe'* -n al w ii h i l ' iililig a new typo of lie made Ihe statuincnt after a home field, liuil report* ul least | vmce dee had suffered during Ihe from New Jersey, ctiiirging Hint ^ secretin y general tor Sm-urttv Mrs Grndick suffered considerable - Christmas Deliveries stormy session In the !lmt*o budget two cone, enlled restricted (I IHltlU'lP., <ll* I'llR* I tl'tn source* told uf seeing u para­ weeks she has been tinder tern injmy and expense as the result I M l. Ml NSNUK r The ITortcbi im oiii- ti-itiitis.lv - /''ni*. wiiii ii would confine committee. chute floating down In the area iKtrary Injunction to practice only of S 1 |M a 1 1 1 .I Mint toilliv ill'lll'llVI'll .1 alt automobile accident (let. 'JH M W l'V llt |I\.N( Ii mi iii . a in -itiiill type* of Inniuesa One member n*ked. "I* it con­ •liout the time Mno’a single en­ two hour* dally In her tightly WASHINGTON MX-Ax In prevlin front of the plaintiffs’ res|. l-'i siivitl.-. of ih.- fii ■' i.iiioinl Dtob- ' mi.at Ciri mi ' 'mili m«h r willi off HiC-hI i ret paiking, ho closed home. nua year*, there will he ChrUlmas ceivable that with a sudden change gine, nnr-placc F-8-1 crashed. fm bold og -i i-lli. i , • f tinM : mil mild I’l.li.-s-iii'.ii'» Ball, ln-ing <ondm t.-l Day deliveries of paekaces and In Ihe International situation, the The chancery court In him turn t dellc.-, 2008 Houtli I'ark Avenue. Gene Koger, who lives In the Ivp. .-I *I»ti■ it I iil'ili I" | >|■k'-l llo-Vn--tIn-1 iioittor witli reother moll thla year In cities and IJ. S forces will withdraw from area, guided the rescue party to wn* M*ttfd pending a decision on : Information wtit.-h bus be.-n under the isii •i>i..-- of the Sanf-od Mi.urn Met -M -"i' 11‘g Hie sit.- of Hu- new County Japan to Okinawa or other 'front the scene near Lake Gentry In a permanent writ asked bv nn -h filed with the Circuit Court Clerk I'olh-e Benevolent Asso.iall'iii, will towns throughout the country. .liisiiie I l-i ink ll"l'si"i writnu: (tor* who said the had ruined the clainiH thut Mr. Hynihorsky ran 'g et niid.-i wuv at O.no o'clock to till- I "'ll I- oll.llliMIMIIs "plinnil I -- i 'ini. now etn**ifted a* U-lzN, In outlining its plant, (ho Post Itnsc*' In the Pacific? If I were a Osceola County. Into an automobile parked hy morrow night at the Inilliooio «.f '.'III till- li-wei I "lilt -ingb f 11■■111y. one..story dwelling pcuco amt quiet of the neighlmr Office Department sold today, how­ war strategist I would do *•>. ’ is In-Ilf led im Moe was the son of Mr. and Hi n iiilMiitiiiin area of l.piotJ Yoshlda declined to answer then, hood, rhe decision, expected last .Evelyn C. Bigger* and that M r * . M a y f a i i Hotel. ever. It *UII has to decide whnt to 10 dc.ii'jag .■ - reasoiiilile tiller Mr*. John A. Moe, Grand Folk, —I'oiie fi-i-l Mi Hut suid tho comCradick, who win outside the veilTickets for the dance mav I" week, is still pending. do (about mail service on Ihe fob and was heckled. Opposition mem­ N. D. |ii.-it ni'Oiii ine-iib'-c* were icla talking to the occupants, was .purchas.sl from anv noliceinaii <•■ .^lowing day. Friday, Dec. 28 wh'ch bers walked out. \ lob-lire ill mission Im* mud'' Hu. pnmoaul to Major David Itemley, Sanford knocked will go to- 1 ' 1' f> i, iii-ts ,, of After an hour and a half they . . . to . . .the . ground. Among In- "l Ho- door. I'loceeds President Truman haa declared a I dmc disimte i'-/.'iii*- Hie men nl tiie -ite, west the fiitii'tions iif eoli'ieelton won in Civil Air Patrol officer, took part Oil Company Plans Juries llslrd were spruin* of the I ward pronioting trooped baclt. government holiday, Pick of Melloiivllle Avenue lo Chap­ Yoshlda then told them Ihe U. S. in the air search lato yesterday ftrviral «ml lumbar rcKioni of i»"»<»‘ li#(ion. "hit I, inclinl#* n»- i '* 'V »' V j*‘ !,,lirj ,,,, 1,.,' in man Avenue nnd ninth of Fa*t Department officials are confer­ For New Location afternoon. He also participated In Hei-inid Street. Tint zoning which M|iin«* and a po»%lhlf> frirlur*#! cueto .,.# n.h« rri in timr «.f . • * ' « ring on the m atter ovor thla week had fully assured Japan it would this morning's early acriul search. Ho i-oin mi«»ion nropustis would cyx. AI»o, ih t infoniiAtinn con* oniofff^nry.____ _________ • *_ end with a definite announcement defend her. The City Commission will he up* tend", she Incurred medical hill . "inpeiisiite for the hiibi'itul, the Indicated for Monday. jjroachrd »t thrir nrxt inerting w l l.'lt muIni station hiiilding and On Christmas Dav. a holiday for lo** of salary when wimble to Dm-. 22 with n proposal of the and tin inniory, In- said. Ihn permanent staff, a* many of work. Henfmard Oil Company to move \ llilid m ailer deal* with re* Ihe regular workers aa can he The plaintiff* ulso contend thut their service station from First Mr. z.ii.imr of Fren.-h Avenue It* enspared will be let off. Tho holiday Hynihorsky wa* operating a Street and Elm Avenue to .Sixth in.- l-iigth t» u ..-tail commercial temporary employes, some 378.000 Htreot and French Avenue, which car while under the influence of I. lassifiration, whTie a fourth deoil of them, will do moat of Ihe hanintoxicants. Gordon V. Frederick I* Included In plum of tho com­ ivitii i.-zoning u iiortion of Dream• dling of the day’s distributions. pany for moving their entiro Is the attorney fur tho plaintiffs. Iw..Id snl.divl*lim from It-IAzV, »ln* ' ' H e re will be no deliveries on -locunu-nt*. two ligltl lank*, cereWASHINGTON tfx-Tlie *lx price alzout claiming first honors there plant to the new site, John M. lly RALPH J. TOMPKINS eh- story, .'in--fn mi 11v dwelling with rural routea, which do not lake on less page* of the Declaration of •iiiiiIdI troop* of Ihr Army Ma mii hi.-ii of 1.1)110 *i|imre feet, to Hanford come* to the tyont In the magla city. Now Mr*. Week Glllon, City Building Inspector, Sanford Post Office extra t e m p o r a r y help for rimCorps. Navy and An Force InilepcmleiH-e nnd the Constitution ngnln to claim a* one of its cltl- modestly admitted all this, nnd said today. Christmas. i color detail the Armv hand a'id lit I A. he stated.____ ________ Present facilities of the com­ To Open Substation of the I hilled Slnle* will he mover' the aena a "flrat” In nn unusual and even seemed a little reluctant to drum and liiigli- corps of Huunder heavy guard tomorrow In truly Intriguing field, Even though talk a t first, but aoon warmed up pany are located on Atlantic Coa-'t Movie Time Table Air Forces their new fireproof, bombproof Mr*. Forcen Week lives at Monroo to the subject of antiques In prop­ Llnu Railroad property, Mr. GilThe Dost Office will open a III addition, about two dozen HIT/, Cornera, she like* lo think of her­ er style aa her appreciative fin- Ion fll*clo*Q<). whllo Iho rnr^nunv mailing substation In Hanford to home. O l SHOPPING The transfer of ihe document* men -Mil lie dlrectlv involved in "Crimson fin ite grra touched first one treasure ha* leased the new site with op- handle the additional Christmas self as n true San/ordian, a dis­ •ho physical transfer: two memU ' PAY* LIFT I nil ■ :« OF. - 6 HI - 7:15 - 11:33 Hon to buy It. Th" nsw site take* narcels and to help relieve Ihe from the l.lhrnrv of Congress f» her* tinction which we are only too and then anothor. of the Armed Service* imiB-o ifte National Archive* Building wll' Hutiirili*v • "Bond Agent" Iq »it area of a full half-block. Had to grant. Mr*. Week stated Although there are many things line* forming in the lobby of he made with Ihe fanfare nnd department will carry each of HuI :.IH 1:28 - 718 - 10:08 The building Inspector said lie long that in 1012 In Daytona she open­ we might mention as old and Inthe i'ost Office. This suh station six crate*, with additional police turnout of guards, of u presldeiillu 1 "Art-tie Flight" ed the fir«t antique shop in the tereitlng in her little shop at the could nnnrovn movement of all will be located at 200 North I’ltl* parade. men guarding them on Ihe way 2:45 - 5:35 • 8-25 state of Florida, Her shop there, Corners, perhaps wa might better the facilities, except the service metto in the Htrlckland-Morrlson The *ix leaves of nurchment Brio. Gen. Stovte O H"** en>n SundAv - "Snripgfleld Illfle". located a t th at time Just across limit our discussion to about two. station, as the nrw site Is lotted warehouse, the same location that •nandlng "enernl of Hie U. S. Air comprising the document* -one fnr 1:33 - 3:91 - R-'D . 7-27 - 9:25 the street from the law offices of A solid eopper tray, weighing aa a ennim cdal *»•«*. It I* n»eex. was used last Christmas. F o r c e Ifeadpnsrfera Command, Ihe Declaration nail livp fnr the MO VIET. AND former Governor Dave Hholte. about eight pounds. Is over 100 sary that the filling «t*Hnn he Tha station will be open from will head the military eseort. hv th r CampHssInn. Constitution—are «i>nleil In sepa­ "Here T ’o mi the Nelions" ' soon became the mecea for the veer* old. This relic, handwrought ap—oyed 8:30 n.m. until 6:00 p.m. from Dec. Both side* of tho stceela between rate pin** eases filled with helium, Tho eompanv ho laid, plans In Show start* 8:30, feature 7:14, thousands of folk far and wlda In India, has delicate etching* the service station facing 13 through Dee. 23. It le urged the two buildings will he lined hv nnd specially crated fnr the trans­ Intermission 8:30. last feature 5f who love to delve Into the lore of about the rim which quite accu­ hav* that all Chrletmaa parcel* be a cordon of men and women of fer. French Av-wie, 0:23 old things. rately reflects the patience of the A *onr of *ho ACL Wnlleesd mn* taken to this location for mailing, the armed services. A formal dedicatory Installation Sat. - "King of the Wild Later Mrs. Week opened an an­ t .fltay be .v purchased and It woe brought adjacent to tho naw alto. Tho com, A flylne wedge of m olnrcylc of the documents In the shrine of . , llnr«<*t" end "Danger Zona" tique shop In Miami. She admits) moa cards ana other letter police will lead u procession In- tho National Archlvos Exhibition country by on Amaricon pany import* its products to RanSun. - "Sailor Beware" however, th at she la not too sure (Coononoo o« f w rtvoi ford by roll. tnay be deposited alio. eluding armored cars carrying the Hall Is scheduled Minday. Plans Art* Made Eor Ke/oninu; Of New Hospital Area Florida’s First Antique Shop Opened By Monroe Corners Woman Priceless Pages Of Fam ed Papers Will Be Moved Under Super G uard MNCtmMfUU i 9 l ______ 7 J* > > ______ .... flj-'v V • - azeiq 1*1 »ia« JL �— •>TW .iV, ran A.t.YroRD HERALD * 2 Fri. rvc. ts. m : Christmas Trees Sanford Herald S a n fo rd Mr. R. L. Dt«n, Editor f « n somewhat into d«<*U »ad Sanford Herald particularly on* chapter, "K ffptM SAN QUENTIN. Calif., CP-WOSanford, Florida tho Rreerd Straight which I wish liam E Cook, “ mad dog” killer Dear Mr. Dean: to call particularly to ro ar *Urn- who spread terror acraai the In the Herald of November 20, tioo. | hope you will find time to Southwest in an orgy of murder you comment erroneously in re -1 read the whole book, y u a n ago, dies die* and kidnaping two years card to the "Beoenre Fund" of lh e ( With my he*t wi»he*. and torn- in San Quentin's gas chamber to­ Unemployment Comper.talion Di- plimentirc you on publishing a day virion of the Florida Industrial eery food and federally construe- The slight. 5-foot 4-lnrh dish­ CommiMion, and, knowinf editor* tie* newspaper, believe me, washer. now only 23. got his death a* 1 do, havinf been one myself, ■ Sincerely your*, sentence for the killing of Robert I feel sure that you do not w ant; Gwrgr W. Hopkinr, Director Dewey. Seattle Salesman—just one to m:’inform your public on a Public Relation* of the sis persons Cook boasted m atter that concern* our whole Florida IndurtrUl Comrai*«ion of Maying. AU were killed In cold M<ial .tructure. | OWH md. blood Just because they happened In th« first p«acr, let mr e*il« __ ___ in get in the way of his crime •*t'1^ ti.lhr EDITOR'S NOTE: Our comment (career r J .’ i , ‘ 8 yf Vov to which Mr. H opaltt - • V n i a n a v u 1 x o ynareiir-ert.for the kidnap-xlaying of toe S S tS L a J o n « r ^ ° r r.T,fn2 « " “ » « » « •'. "* * « « a,v ratraz Five members of the Carl Mosser W Act. A and provided Tffor* Ilul(Mtrla, on drP°t ,t wlth thein florid* port of ttlmt Commlerion Tail*- family of Atwood. 111. He dumped 8 to .m" ‘ w" k * ha*ee over M miUion dollar* col- their bodies in a zinc pit near Joplin. Mo Federal Judge Stephen Chandler throufh no f.u ft of th e " own The' of Oklahoma City, who sentenced Conk for the deaths of Mr. a n d 1 v t K»« already been pa.d out in th.*< Mrs Mosser and their three chil­ dren. held the killer was incurably *J - H L f,-mod~ “joble** henefiU"# Vmt they couldn't •xiCAtios to n ff ft s t a t r needs, or j i .# .»» :* lrt _ «tiii insane rrj-cUD* the Act »n*l lenein* the £!!/*£> I t n i L M U n U ll Rut an Imperial County, Califor ! matter of administration with the nla. Superior Court fury decided. Federal Govirnment. Under the ’ > rlilW w ant. the wavy haired slayer was sane Federal Government the 3-4 be- t h e ^ T v . r ? of *ti?e lh £ e when he ‘hot Dewey to death came a fne.1 payroll tax; under . unoeew*Jrv ’tiv ^ it Cook’a savage rampage began acceptance by the *taU govern- U . « shortly after Christina*. 1530. wb« n Koaaers in their ear near ia City. He was captured Mexico ■«*-. Many peofde are beginning to learn that in an un tu b le economy il it imposuble In make wages keep pace with ruing price*. 5 m a to i l.<«lgr says this country need* u policy bated uj>nn high ciples. And it needi policy timilaily bated. Secretary Achrson Forum iLr&r tTSX.’I iC.s ; 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan Extra Clean, Good Tires, Radio and Heater 1940 Ford ConvcrtrMe Coupe Extra Good Tire*. Mrchanirally Good $l9».oo 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Extra Clean, Radio ' $995-00 .* 1950 Pontiac —..MR«k»a*aa^a*M4lg* Extra clean. Radio. Onu O w ner. 1950 Buick Scdancttc 1949 Buick * Scdanette Clean, l-ow Mileage, Radio, Heater, Djrnaflow Owner, Extra Clean, iflow. Radio. Heater . TELEPHONE 1M4 HANFORD. FLORIDA that what a foreign moral prin­ a domeitic Mate oer* <wir <hrt«*ms» Gift Store* ( > « « from our glorlou* lays lie gift selection—enjoy all the extra »ertleex we it looking forward to a trip to the offer to make y»ur Christmas shopping ea.irr . . . more rm renlrnl West Indtet ihortly after Jan. 20. All in the world he wanti now it a little bland where he can get away from it aii completely delightful More than $ 1.140.000 worth ol realty ta lrt were reported in Rrevard county during November bringing the total to more than S I2 jOCMJ.IMW> to far for the year Titusville, Cocoa and Melbourne are really growing. Not only it Sanford growing, •od Florida, but the whole country is firm in g The Ccniut Bureau rttim alrt there will he a labor force in this country of 09.000.000 |>citom by 197V There wrre aliout M .000.000 m 1950. This .canon glitter means glamour — « i make he r Christmas )aj complete Florida citrut giowert rejoice ever the newt that the orange crop fov ihi* year will proliably he four pillion botes lett than prexioutly m fcfc;* f i l l sl.lkfcMnUmon! Ckouoc fVosn owe ‘ hrilttosM arm y of necklaces. estimated Prices thould he higher. But il it a poor policy that hat to depend u|>on tn economy ol Karcity for tuccett. GALA GOWNS Although Florida highway! leave muck to he desired, lint Male hat more irgnlrrcd automobiles, not cnonhng toum t cart, than any other itate in the South eu.epl T e ia t and North Carolina, both ol which arc much Itrget tn papulaMember* ol the Stale Hoad Delime ol lot the coming f f i f will Kirhard B Simpton, chairman of Mofiticrllo; Karl Powell. Gaines­ ville: J. Saxton IJr-yd. Dsytona Bench. Thomas B. Mnnuel. I oil l a t d r t i l i l r ; ami Howard Franklin Tampa. F»e Winter'* gayest parties . . filmy nylon net formal* with matching stoles for that covered look . . they’rw batlerins length and the loveliest color*! C If .you xtani to know why tbcie is to much traffic congestion on Florida highways, xdiy rl is to im­ portant to build »ew highway*, «Vi •Mocthing about city tlrecls, *onaider theie fails. Since I9A9, onli three years ago. the number "I omtor sehiclc titles rrtued in Flof* id# hat iac teased linm to 1949 in 910,000 in 1951. And the tiuZnhes is still increatmg. The only way to justify not building new mads ia to maintain that we should atom teOini new automobiles. 9am Davis o f Tampa as hr*d of tho S t*)* Beverage Department, of (be mod d iffic u lt law ern r forcemcnt job* i» «be stale. But Daeva ia - .» goml mam was head f ' o f- rftr Tampa Crime Co meritstaa. i' Churchmen Renew Traditional View On Church, State WASHINGTON *.♦* - MacArthur wlQ have to explain, it any ex plaining ia done, why he cho*r It* KDWARDO. KTHEI.I. tn say “ there is a tolullon'* tn DENVER r-ta -a d e rx nf » Pro the Korean War in a public speech instead nf quietly telling President testxnt rhurrhe* today reaffirmed Truman. I’rrsulenl elect Kiaenhow traditional separation of church amt state hut asked their At mil­ er nr the Joint Chiefs of Staff. lion members lei live hv Christian Ea/ly <>n Friday. Dec. S. the principles and halt a drift of Amernew* came from Korea that Risen Iran .government, from religious hower. fulfilling hit campaign teneU. promise to go there In look for a They exiled foe more religious solution, had ended his visit . and . . . education in schools and colleges didn't think there were a 9L n r *“ -----T 1hat said parochial sehnola should answers. This may have L__n _* receive no government aid. They disappointment to anyone° " who demanded a halt to religious and thought Eisenhower could provide racial discrimination. They encour­ a quick way out. aged church members to seek That night MacArthur made his poiiticaT1 office ax a way to halt speech before the National Asao-' corruption. elation of Manufacturers la Now In a formal message to their York. Ha said he feh sure thine home churches, clergy and lay la a solution Eisenhower had gone leaders hacked up statstdtnU\k p the experience of the two years nf existence of thin largest U S church organization SKIRTS SLIPPERS Feminine and flattering sandal* fee dancing feet . . . . many stylo* to choose from, including gold and silver m e s h .............. 3.98 up Glamor In Velvet, Taffeta and Net 10.98 up PETTICOATS with crinoline under the flouncing 4.98 to 8.89 a rH M ckm oiU . IW *1*0 RH W w i S fo rth Pmcific chiriRf iK t UU war and war a football star at tb* Z EVENING BAG8 Touched with magie! Gold or Silver meah, brocade satin ami velvet | | r m prextdeal o f an magency and ha* osada a of his own buriorsa. [y oac and s Isalf million HOSIERY •TOcUhet alosat. Of tUl By Gothaaa Gold Strip* hx all the Handkerchiefs Fur* femininity la T0IL8TRIB8 AND COflMKTfCH By Helena Rubinstein Beautifuly packaged �> iw a ifST O g reft \\\- - , 'C^'*** .. Miss Appleby Given Party By Mrs. Rucker " tULEI^HH Of WEEKLY SBElf i j l S Ilaze I Carolyn Hardy Play Is Presented Of Oviedo Married By Theater Guild PERSONALS Meiul.ers of ttie niidirhee form .. OVIEDO, (Speoinli — The First Vlss Nancy Jean Appleby, Friend* of Mrs. \V. " • Dressoi. |j;tfitit<t I’liuich >.| llvu-do m u tin, ..I the Jury luM night in the play will be held by the Assembly of \vhn*e innriiflgc to Claude Hen­ •J FRIDAY ot ihutsiluv .lin in g of a .on " I lie Night of Intimity tilth," The Azalea Circle of th# Garden Uod at the Fleming Heights As. drick will he an event of Deo. 18, j formerly of Hanford and now oi -Tampa, will he interested to leuin ,||,.||glii ceremony onitmg ........ .. which depicts a murder trial, pre Club will meet at the Carden Cen­ tembly, Orlando. v ii . hnnoied last night with Huzel Carolyn Hnr.ly uud sente,I liy the Sanford Theater The Hemerocallis Circle of the lovely pmty given by Mrs. II- ' t h a t she will celebrate her With te r for a covered dish nipper at meet nt 7:.'t0l iy . 'i Itui ker nl her home In* Sun birthday on Sunday. She is making William Joseph Darnell. Garden Club will timid at the Court House. 7:00 p. m. The production will lie present The Townsend Club will meet at p.m. at tho home of Mrs. C. W. L anV«? ^ e d 'g l . X l l were ^ h'L T ' .... , “ * » » * } » “< Mr. ed again tonight promptly nt 8:15 Krgle. the Cltpr Hall at 7:30 p. m. All sen* ............... ...... in decorating the Mr». A. Hardy. of tho living room.! room,' .V j.’ '': Mr' nn‘l Mrv ° ' " Oviedo, ami Mr. Dm m il is tinsou o'clock. TUESDAY a t: citizens are invited to attend ami upon the urrlvnl of the honor " llanu._______________ of Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Arnell, of Men of the Presbyterian Church guest she was presented with a . . Tne meeting, meeting. Members of the jury were A. II. ,, _ . Ft Wayne, 1ml. . I’eterson Jr., foreman, Mrs. S. G. Revival meetings are being held will entertain their wives with a miniature bridal nosegay. 511*8. ( xIIIIIIS Sj)l?21KH Ilii couple exchanged vows heI.sdles Night program. Extensive .each rig h t at 7:45 p . m. at tho Ilnriimutl, Frank Evans, Mrs. f |ir fore an nlt.n hunkeil with palms, •lew, I Sasser, A. It IVlrruin Sr., Assemury Twelfth 'plans nre being made to have this candlelight in the ilining room. “y of God " - Church. At Central Meetinjr ’ y BtatM''’' ,nd to,I basket* of ii > • ^ (M M M HM tJCJM RK-. q>T** ' f 1" - 1 — ■■*>>* % P' '. aliments table was over'' — s wa * i s t t t evangelist anU Mrs. Itoy Hur’heru ot Uit* Futile, Mrs. Miriam Kussel!, Jo h n . of London, England preaching and m J j e ^ n S “t v i i r e Mr - * ? * s r ,hV r r ................... Adams, T. E. Tucker, Mrs. Char-! J m ^ , ^ . ^ . " . . 1 m.r V.lf‘ V ' ‘r.V . Dr. Vrank C. Morgun. pastor of Ie» Ginn and l). K. Goff. The ver­ leading Inspirational singing. The scrvcd promptlv at 7:00 o'clock **?” ' V'.JV i f P!,1,r " 1 o f.!hr £ ,u,“ the church. officiated at the double dict of tlie jury is being withheld meetings will continue until Dec. The Pilot Club will hold its un- Sir rkland. In the bycenter of the! held yesterday. Mrs. II. M. lap - lln8 ceremony. Nuptial music was nual Christmas party at McKinley El. taMe were a small t bride and worth Klvi,n |,y \ | (.r ,iti Stalev. soloist, so ns not to affect the decision ol "I'V." was hostess to »• the »•••■ meeting g,vi.„ A Christmas pageant will lie Hall at 7:UO p. m. Fnmllies of i groom tonight's jury, which also will he j an arch of bridnl which la-gun nt 0:15 n.nt. Christ- ntu| \Villiam 11 Martin, organist, presenter! by tho fourth grades members will tie guests for the | flowers under and greenery. The nr- ntas arrangements of native nuiphe bride, givi n in mairiage by taken from the audience. occasion. j f South Side Primary1 School at I'eople from the audience were rangemrnt was flanked on either teriuls were discussed and demon- |„.r fa th e r,' was radiant in a full UTjOO p. m. There will be no the First Ilaptist Church will l*< • able with white tiiirning tapers, strated by Mis. (innas to make up |, „gtli gown of white Cliimtillx hearty in congratulating the east hcnrsnl nt the First Baptist charge and public Is cordially in­ Silver and crystal appointm ents1n timely and interesting program. |.„ ,. nn,| nvlon tulle. The bodice foi the tierformiince whieli they Church at d:4S p.m. vited to attend. held small white cakes, sand-1 Mrs. E. G. Kilputilck, Jr. led the Wll„ fashioned with a yoke of staged. Mrs. a . II. IVterson Sr. The annual tlirkey dinner and The Gleaners Class of the First wiches, date linr<, nut nibbles, business meeting and the group tulle, scalloped with luce. The long, lemaiked today the play wu» Presbyterian Church will have n Christmas party of the T rim salted nuts, and mints whieli were decided to place nuangem ents of molded luce sleeves ended in points "well presented" and that mem- j Seekers Cll »s of the Fl'v*. Metho­ Christmas Party at the home of served with the coffee. native plunts and flowers in the over the hands. The voluminous belt ot the Guild "icully deserved Mrs. Frank Llcske, 404 Palmetto dist Churelt will be held nt Mc­ On the buffet was a beautiful Tourist Center during the month tulle skirt fcntuicd two wide pan- a lug hand." Others who had high | Kinley Hall at 12:30 p.tn. Avenue, 7:30 p.m. arrangement of white pom poms] of Mulch. Following the meeting d s of lace down the front. Her piuise for the product ion were SATURDAY Mis. Ella llowiirii and Mis. S hu-; and chrysanthemums with featii- .Mrs. I’npwortli served a delicious finger tip veil of illusion was at WEDNESDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order inched to n eoronel of luce and on Dingfelder. The Prayer Meeting Service at cry green fnlcntus arranged with i dessert course. of the Eastern Star, will hold a white tapers. Candles and white Those present were Mrs. Kil mange Mnaaouia. She carried a special meeting at the Masonic the First Ilaptist Church wll be­ blossoms were also used in other Patrick, Mrs. \V. II. Nicholson, white Braver' Hook, topped with Minh America Will Hall at 8:00 p. m. honoring Worthy gin ut 7:30 p.m. We continue our arrangements in the room. During Sirs. Francis Hoi*, Mrs. It. C. n wiiite orchid. flran d Matron Mrs. Helen Theus study of “ Progresa In tha Chris­ the evening .Mrs. Moore, Mrs. A. C. Henson, Mrs. Ml*« Martha Jean Hardy was Robert Williams Open Ravine Gardens and Worthy Grand Patron Harry tian Life.” with soft piano music. Ira K. Southward, the hostess, and her sister's maid of honor. Her MeMInn of the grnnd chapter of The midweek Pravcr Service will entertained two guests, Mrs. tianus and Mrs dress was of nymph ........ In ides Miss Appleby was given several Florida. A hamiuet will he held nt be held at the Central Ilaptist PA I.ATK A. (S pecialt "M is. lit ta f fe t a and net. The strapless the Montezuma Hotel nt <1:00 p. m. Church at 7:30 p.m. The Sun goblets In her eliosen pattern of It. J. Holly. malice was coveted with a fislm of America of 1(153,' Flotilla's g r e a t crystal. About 35 guests were in­ preceding the meeting. beams will meet at this time. ta ffe ta and net The full skill wus ••st gift to feminine beauty, will vited to he with .Miss Appleby. MONDAY titnde of green and rose net. She '•raw the rut Inins at 2:00 p. m . Mary Robinson Will THURSDAY The regular monthly meeting of wore matching ta f fe t a m ittens and Sunday, Dec. II. in I'alatka on tho Women of tho Presbyterian t er hoimnet wo- of look cat no- Rax ille t,ai dells, one o( Fiot Ida's I amu I.Chiircli Circle The Men's Brotherhood of the MisH Hardy Honored Church will be held In the Educa­ turns She wore a wit-nth of pink greatest scenic lieauty spots, Mi-.s First ltnpllst Church will have n America is Mi-. Neva Ja n e L a n g ­ tional nullding nt 7:30 p m., the Mary Itidiiuson was elect . ai nations in her bin' At Series Of Parties ed Mi-s cause of Ministerial Relief will be supper and program mertiivr in Miss F iivc Itaillci-on. of ttlian - ley of Lakeland. president of HoEthel Boot f it tlic .Memorial Educational Build­ The Gardens will he dedicated to emphasized. After the program a o| the Coiigregntioniil Church ,|o, the In idesniaid. won- » dress "•he cause of beauty- and culture" social hour will be cnjovctl. Every ing beginning at 7:00 p.m. , ••VIEDO, (Special) — Miss date meeting u|i nt a nl it. the one wore by the of Hie group mi Tue« T h e' Itoynl Antbnssndurs will woman of the church is urged to ,, . , ... , Tandyn Hardy, lovely dnughtei of maid of h o m o . with ueitching ac •'ll Sunday's progiain by Hr. Ell ttcet nt the H rst Baptist ( hurcli ,Mr. and .Mrs. I.uwson A Hardy day evening at the home of Mi- ■essories. Her tioimio t and licad | ""»d ('. Nance, picsidcnt of the be present. Rnlph I ossing. ttther officers Gamma latmlsla Chapter, llctn beginning i t 7:00 p.m. hn, been extensively entertained | .ViV'-V'',, die-s w.'i>' a l 'o nlcnlical to that I I niversity of Tampa, at 'Tmiipa. j who is i-elehruliilK Ins Inilhduy by Sigma Phi, will meet nt tlm Yacht The Junior Brotherhood will since 1 1»„.rt ' weie lice tile me ullliouncriiient ullliouilceiiient of of lie her ell- ||,.t n ,,,, \, ice , picsidi'lit, ”, ...... Mi \ >f Hi. maid of honor meet at tin- First Baptist Church gagrment Club at 8:00 |i. m. igement ............. to William ....... pi. Dm- t ' A1"1. ' "•‘■"'•ai v. Mis .. ... . , ,.f | | Way lie. | the I'alatka visit. Vnothei speakA sectional fellowship meeting ut 7:30 p.nt. /ndl 'll. of Ft. Wayne. Ind. was made I l. ' ' f t 'T ' . «'^ Ind.,"serve s’ h.s served aas his ti i o ..... t h c . best er will he Mrs. Harold Butts of l(ul|di Hiihhuid; mid rlinplain. man. i by her parents. I'.liei gioom«iiii-n wen- Don ! til limit.1 Bench, who is secretary •-•■l Sunday afternoon Mrs. II. i xT * Proctor Jr. aid llnrdv. h u d loo of the hi ole. and former ehnirnmn of Florida choir lioys were surrounded with devotional Ciank Wheeler. H and Thomas Slate Balks lloaid Britt Home Setting and llghtcd can IV ^ t e s . Mrs. John Courier J r ! M"* ' .... ............ Christmas g w n s and lighted canmi n , i x i T»""Yn " I itnniell. J r Greenery nnd candles ^cr-' „ " V.r ;. ' ’T" ; , 1 '' 1 !“ 'v. For Baptist Party dies. #nd Mrs. T. II. Danlell, Jr. enterMr- Hni.lv scti* ic.l foi lot hill baskets of white gladioli, used throughout in decorating. turned with n tea nt the home of , Ihfin to Miss lliudv and tier iiiotl, dau g h ter's weddiog ail aft* i n ...... palm s and greeliei y completed the Refreshments were served upon Mr, (|1 ,,onor er. Mrs. L. A. Hardy. . Mrs. Roy Ilritt and Mrs. H. E. ,|| ,.SH of Wi’iloew ood U'O ,i»ne dci'ol'iltlolls fill till’ -pa. lolls room. Mrs. T. II. Daniell and Mrs II. Mrs. George i Means and M> which -In'Those as.isHiig yy-cio Mr- T II. •Barbour were hostesses for the the guests’ arrival front the dining ami mat. bil e hi table whieli wns covered with cut p Wheeler pie-ided over the ten t mirier look a ltc in a lo t u t u s at wore white gloves and navy shoes Daniell, who greeted III, guests at ng and (Biristinas work linen cloth. In the center of table. regular meeting the piano dining Hie afternoon \ while orchid folio* d to* c*o «age -Hie dooi , Mis. .1. N. Thompson ami jiarty o ( t h e ( linden Circle of the I he hostesses were assisted in Mrs. It. W. Estes greeted the Baptist Church held on Tues the table Brazilian pepper was nrMis Harold Hi.'*-*, .ist*-i m l a w |Mi». Ii I.. Ilagsdul*-. circulating ranged In the slmtie of a small guests at the door and introduced serving by Miss M altha .lean I In ■ hoiioAA*"*; nnd M ini's K11 \ K**ti day at 7:30 p.m. at the Britt home. Christmas tree and was enclieled --— dy, Miss Kay L.-te- and Miss peg of tin- lo hie, wore a two no >i«"ik'*iii' I'utker, 1.4*01111 llait. Amt Decorations followed n Christinas with poinseltlns ami lighted led sctulde "f gi *-y . yy'Ht him I gv Fleming. I ' m i' m iii . S h irh 'v Jone**, \n n I mu theme. Oh the mantle miniature tapers. An artistic arrangement soi ie* 11**1* i*oi sat'** w*i* **f ----------- —------------\ • hn- bundled and fifty guest hail, iiiul JoAutii* Flt*miti^. w cie invited to call fioni 3:30 I. loses. of vegetable and fruit wus placed l l U l t .S !() I . O U RCW lV CN l V Mm Katlili'oii l.ovo, «>f Oilnndo, CARD OF THANKS l-'olloyviag tin* *•* lemony ** i•■***i* un p m. Look lltl.l li'lldl*! the buffet. ,\L. 'Ii ( ROY MITIE ti**n wa* ||**I|| III the choith aoi»* y kept tll«* l»I Wn with to express our thunks on During On Wednesday afternoon \ | i - . The uiif aof t pin no iii 11*4it wen Mis the evening coffee and v j bride's table fc:ltui**.| a line** to the many people nt Sanford and Hardy was Hie iiispiintion for tie John CmiriPt Jr. mid * <ii'm vicinity for the many donations leu services were presided over by I he food farm families eun pro- lovely shower given al the city tiered y\e*l*lioe , akc lopped with a t Mill 11*4 miniature hi id*' ami gio**m. <•'** ^contributed alter the loss of our Mrs. F. L. Woodruff Jr., nnd Mrs ■luce for their own tables has I r a - 1hall memorial building l ' i tniN i llin^ the lo uh wop* a II. L. Osborne served enko and •home by fire December 3rd. Hostesses for this nienioruhl* |,I,-,. ,,f which \ya- sut i «*iio*lc*l yyiih i Ki4 v woid suit with irip\ and iut\v salted nuts. Novel gifts were given ditiniinlly liei’n one of tile uilviin|„.||s white nvlon n* t on-1 fluok. * 1 j Many (banks to all, luges of living on it farm . T h e ; Oceanian were Mines. Joe I liens m i • ss«ti ii*h, Shi* won* tin lot’hid Mr anti Mrs. Iliiithin Davis to each of the guests. fi nils ami vegetables, milk, eggs, ley, .1. II. Jones, .Ii . May l.einhint oil cither side wllli 'tillin g -••'*' A brief business session was poultry, meat and other food they lhom lore lulln, G. \\ Alfoid, li**\ ciiudelahiii, holding white lapci* j f non h»*r I•ill I Iioiiipo t and family Tin* roiipli* plan to uuik* tin n Adv. conducted by Mrs. Ih'itt after can fiirnlsli themselves has al­ Alfonl, Arthur I’m 11•*«I u • A. M Mis Milton Got** cut <h** <*>k**. a- IItofiu* in Ft. WayiM* wlun* tin* :aisled i*y Mi Thomas Diiiin ll. Jr which Mrs, John L. Miller and lowed farm people generally to Jonrn, (*. M. Aili*. li. M Arie, I Iflil tin* pIV-tni hi iih'iriiHini in hi lupdiii" A smaller tnhlt ^ iii «I mid •!. I.. .Mill puneh hoyvl also Mrs. W. I. Crabtree rntertuined rut lii'ttrr for Ibhr money than city Mr. anil Mta. Ilmohl |tid«*t. of i v< » u \ \ it Ii MRS. DROW N M IL L E R 'S Ft. Wn.nit*, Ind. and muuy yui’^ls with the song "I Haw Monunle Many Miidim have shown i*°|**4, Guests wme gr*.eir.i »t Ho* door wssMirer •«;•> :‘ .n:L" ;*•••• from Orliindo. Hniifopi, ( I p i i p v i i , Klssin' Santa Claus Last Night", that th«» mom of their own food •. *\f ^ 7 *** .. ».• r>|,. , nn -iilntl iaiter Christmas carols were sung farm familim produce, the le tte r ' |lini* ^ Tn .» |MlWf um«iAl« d hv Mr rhiiluotii, Apokn. and ninny oilier u n t r a l l-'lorida filir* wnt* iiiiioiik by the group to the accompani­ and less expensive their diets, nr- ^« r‘ .I f .. Miss .Shirley Jones and " ' V ' ment of Mr*. Thomas Ilonney ut cording lo the Hurea.t of Human S ‘" D 'Vagea " ........ A lalge white nvlon nrt heart, I hi* out *»f town irucM*. the organ. Nutrition nnd Home Economic, T|f„ h0nor Wlt, whit- wedding I •IN mol whiti* ( The ndicai'Nal sii(»p**r u n i hold Thoie present for the mreting U- *s * Department of Agriculture. ed P|| with w„ (| a„ corsnge fora„g( liy ,Mi* Joe I. magnolia leaves gi*o il the piano foi tin* hr idol p atty at the home of 1.25 1b. I Mr and Mr-. Frank Wheeler J» Home production takes time and Beasley, a gift from the hostesses, L o v e tt's S to re E. 1st Ht. were Mrs. W. W. Horne, Mrs. It. V eveninif I111 lll«*dilit 1*1V D. Harrison, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. luliur. however, and the trend now ..fter she was escorted to Hi.* table, ifivlri* h a ‘• •I upon tin* **uhj« < fWedneidn Phone 1090-J o l l o w imr tlo* wi'ddirnr reh»*ar*«al Uartiour, Mrs. M. G. Hodges, Mrs. s for the fnrnt home-maker to S|„. assisted w ith Hi. hi ale’s Tho Hi ul Moanhuf «d* l ‘hiij*tiuM-* rio lovols will homitifiil j{. L. Osborne, Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. lighten her work by buying nmr.i h.xik nml opening of th* gift* l.y During the business session f'" ilF |v ,|e.„rat.*.l home with bridal and Charles Hamil, .Mrs. Millrr, Mrs. of the laltor-saving food pi.xlncts hPr sister. Miss Martha J ...11 liar plans v •*!•* completed t**r o 1<*|,, l.tm as *lec**iaHon« throughout Frances Gooil.on, Mrs. C. W. Er on tho market. Kv»*n though ,|y ttl„| y r*. John Hidn. «»f • hiisliua- pageant and 1hil.lt* n - |T,. wedding *ak* fi-iilined liny gle, Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. N. perlence with fooil scarcities ilur the Inidegi. **m elect. of I- 1 Muv pin t y t*. I.*’ held at the d'U " h | w, ,|,|,„g |„.||. „|.„ ELKS Mrs, .1.1 ing the war nml the recent pnpn tie, I ml. C. Booth, M r s Batnhoff, ............................................. lit. 23 I I I I diplay f"l tile meet yj, „ ,„ ) \|, \\ II Maitlll were D. Driggers, Mis. May Ashley,| Inrity of iinnu* freeters gave new Following tin- opening ..f Hie mg was a Nativity -c**ne the wn p,,,). with Mi and Mis. Wheel Charity Ball Mrs. Freil Broyles, Mrs. It. I impetus to home food production, gifts, delicious left*. 'uncut -.-rv- men tit..! made foi tin* chinch ! f.■, 11, <M*casiim Johnson, Mrs. Kathleen May, Mrs. the stronger uml increasing trend ed in t**u form, consist, *g ••( min\i th»* conclusion **f the m**»*ling Thosi* present f,*i tins lovelv Willlum llarvey, Mrs. A. L. Thom­ seems to he away from It. , Inture sandwiches, cut in li*..n and ile)ulull* refie-h m eitts yvi*n* setvi*»l 1 party- w eie ^1' and Mis. L. A Mayfair Inn as, Mrs. John Cullum, Mrs. BonA danger worth noting is that Christmas forms, liell-shh|0*>l....... l.y the h■■»t•'ss to Mrs. E d w aid ||u r ,|y . the Iiiul** and Iniilegroom. SAT. — DEC. 20 ney, Mrs. Joe Koke an*t Mrs. Britt. fnrnt family diets may rntn lower ies, portraying the wedding **r Simpson. Mrs. Ilnimii C arter, Mi*. Mr nlid Mr* I'lmmus Daniell. J r ., The next meeting of the group nutritionally, even though the Christmas hell, nuts, mints. *t-*ff- j,„. Mei-eh, Mrs John lletlist, \ j r a ii*I Mr« Merritt Staley Miss For Table Rcaurvatloni will he held at the home of Mrs. home-makrr saves time and labor. e*l dates nnd iniurli were « ’n « l l*v \1*i. Huhhard. Mis Wilbur Keel , Faye Ratdersim. Miss K athleen I’h o n e 811 M. G. Hodges with Mrs. Osborne In the post-war years the numberithe hostesses. Mrs. I.eiiilimi nnd log. Mrs. Clyde Stinson, Mrs. J o h n . j.ove. Mis* M artha Je a n H ardy, of vegetable gardens on farms has' Mrs. Alfonl ....... nun. I. .......- It 1vers. Mi's Helen W itte anil Mi«»lllninilil llnrdv and Dr. and Mis us co-hostess. * F rank C. Morgan declined, yet these „„* important M‘r r.*!* ..V"V1. . M'. I;!;",',,' Itiihlnson in kenlng farm diets up to par |„ «t eilher end of the .efi* such m port.nt vitamins »• A an d ,'* frj(.niN C ami In important mineraD. i'VPI( frnm Hrn,|„nle. ....... .. Tor mon.y-.avlng ns well as for Uo|| , fron, Apopka wen In 1 good nutrition, home product Ion of v|ta<| f„r ,hp ,H-cn*l<iii food deserves the farm family s t eonslderation. Latest reports from five areas, three in the South, Indi­ /jiiiMthiiVi cate that from one-third to trvothirds of the total money value of farm food is supplied by home production. Even on highly spe­ •IK.*' cialized farms, it offers consider­ able saving. For exumide, on lobaccn farms In the Houtli the value of home-produced food averaged nenrly $700 per family in the latest survey. Let > this holiday leaaon W ATCHES $ ~~ 1 find your mirror reflecting. flirt WATCHlt or DIM. DISTINCTION a lovelier you . . , with oxy citing new hair beauty! Our atyllsU will design a coif* furo especially for you . , , S OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTM ENT GIVE YOURSELF A GIFT OF BEAUTY! A N N ’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON *117 North Park A Phone 717 ^ -------------------|T r ------- --------------------------------------------- ------- ^ Mr. and Mr». C. S. Mine announco Uw birth nt a daughter Wanda Lee, weighing 8 lbs.. 2 ozs , on Dec. 10. Mrs. Muse will bo re­ membered as the former Gwen Barlneau. TOUCHTON’S Saturday Special ' DINNERS SERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY ROAST TOM TURKEY Featuring I CHOICE TWO VEGETABLES HALAD - CRANBERRY SAUCE DESSERT — DRINK INC. 69 HOT TURKEY SANDWICH MASKED POTATOE8 — G1BLET GRAVY CRANBERRY SAUCE COFFEE OR TEA I | ^ V ■ A ^ ■ j MO. TAX A ) Wlttnauer.' Oractowaly tiylrd, lithlottsd In beautiful gold-filled tu t, this is Indeed a gift witch ol real distinction. Dainty and feminine, ye* an axcillint Umpire*. $57.50 FII DKC. 1-I, 1*152 *»:»« T I L 1:00 M l SIC i n B A R N K V B C X T O N A N D IMS ORCIIHSTKA 81.10 P VM P F R S O N READY FOR HOLIDAY-FUN CASUALS TMt S MOl WI TH f MI B t A U n f U l MI 8 .9 5 l v u y r i SILVflW ALt l\A D fR presents B) lertfinot. Thera Ii no witch anywhirr nttr this modrit pile* comprrsblt In On* wotkmrnthlp. Un rictlltd in ilylini tnd tpprrrmct Hand finiahad, goid-flllad cat*. Loniinas-Wiltnaurr wilchtt are abMlutr top* for value. Any watch miy ba pwchatad on aw comanlrnt budl i t plan. Profrtilonrl witchaulinf Mmicr ihrryt rvriiaWa, CASTLE M(m^m mi RUmv MAh Im 1?M i I ni • ■ .,v This rolfcytnnn pattern of silver leaves litv with j lien natmal i;r.i< o into your setting- Is scaled to ha rortei.t lor every meal and for various courses. W m. E. lead er Jeweler J E WE L R Y 111 W. lat nt. [KrztUfib O rw elealTtl I’hoee 12*4 113 South Park Phons 1348 *, Yjf . o w l i; Phone 137-W For F.vrninic Xppolntmciil * • 'FPL $71.50 FTI 300 Sanford Avanua •F rr^ .’w5At4 in s o l i d s ilv e r Let us show you how easy it IS to own this fine new pattern. Only $33.50 foi a six-piece place setting. $4.50 for a teaspoon. Sanford Jewelry and Luggage Co. '. r S atu rd ay BANNER IUYS FOR AS IITTLI AS . . . BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT . • M A V I’ U R INN AUTHORIZED AGENCY { “ t i l l S \ N f t i l t l t IIi f: M.D I1AC1I FF.sTII \» I’sg e 31 WINTER BARK — tS p n c a li- Fri Dec. 12. 1952 Soloists for the IKtli ntitiunl Itneli | ~ Festival, to he held Mai •! and IlFM I.IH tC M l IS CIRC1.E 7 in the Knowles Mcinotinl t Impel fluuirct.iic if the lleniern' ■hi Hollins College ciiiip.i wilt >i, ,.i • i,. • ii |.-u • lu h | , lode Rose Ituluptl ii I ydia Sum I l. i ,i . I . cll held to. liters, llundd llnugli. Russ Rosa/ wlu-h c i in i.aidcn •’•ntcr, hast ,,n'1 Not man Tarrow. it was night iii i.... 11... n. i until Monday] liunounced yesterday by director- , !>• '<i i- hi at the homo of what hits been termed I I,ir n i g h t nt \\ Krgle on Celery 'da’s outstanding iiiiniiul music nl\ i . Mi ■■... event. I T V’* l’hon* 357-W �HR-------------- n g V 'S •^/7**rrr */» */ • SEMINOLE HI | Bf HKVKULr OKA I , I wonderful nnd oh-so-lrue l»l In 'ihunulny’a "Celery by Margaret Morrison, wno «n associate editor of our paper. “ JjMUly Worth reading! In rnae Olon 1 have an opportunity to .. tnla nnd hIso for the benefit th* townspeople, I'd like to print r article In hopea that will conAM on® nnd nil Juat how much think of nnd reaped our hiiftj , ■iB'i. JChool and therefore we wnnt nil • n < Sf jrou lo know Hint we would lie 'tim tW N -n-W vA '.-.r that wei iin stnmlnrd.! i , I * , folk*, i’lcasc believe tlw t I mea from our hearta. Ai the Moral* of 8 . ||. 8 . \i o lljlti i Good or Had 7" Mucn ha* lieen mid In (he pant f*w months nhout Ihe terrible degradation of the morals of 8 . II. 8 . student*. Is thin really n Iru* picture of our student bialy, or in Ihe rommimlty damning the rntlre school, on the basin of what n fen Individual* hnve done? It's high lime the student* started Inking up for Ihrmsrlrm and Ihelr srhisil. There are some few students who are doing some of the thinitn of which the stu­ dent body us a whole has been accused. Hut for every one of thoae students there are a d o c eit more who are the finest young people to bo found any­ where. Anil after all, every com­ munity, every rlturrh, every na­ tion. nnd cw-ry school la going Ip have some one that doesn't llv* up to the Ideal* that the rest hare net. There are several new stu­ dent* In nehisil thin year and others who have gone to other school*. If they were asked their opinion of Hrmlnnlr lliah mor­ al*. the majority would probably nay that 8 . II. 8 . I* a srhoni of Which lo he prnud. It la I j I And It’a high time Ihe townspeople found out shout II. They ought to ho boosting the school, not tearing II down; that toes for atndenls, too. Il la well known that a lot of people In our communlty are doing a great deal for 8 . II. 8 . and its students, but It la etiunlly well known that others do absolutely nothing hut gossip and rrltlclie. Home prople believe thnt fhe lym room* are u*ed fur "neckng" and "smoorhlng" during Ihe lunch hours. All student* know that no boy* enter* the girl*' gym and no girl rnter* the hoys' gym unless by special permis­ sion and then accompanied by Conch (ianan, Mr*. Mrllaney, or some other family member. Home of our town's leading business men would have one beHere that during the three min­ utes the 32.1 students have to change classes, students can and do go all Ihe way to the other end of Ihe hall lo Ihelr lorkers to u| up book*, art the hooka for if next period, run down atalra to class, and *1111 have time to “Meh" In the halls for at least five or ten minute*. In accordant eo with most conception* thl* I* Impossible: If someone ran find u way to arrnmpllati thl* feat, •lease submit II In itlpiry’a lieRev* It Or Not." , Three nre Just u few of Ihe things of which we have been ed. There have been several laic* about drinking and thing*. Come on, Students, show every­ one that Hemloolo High School has Ihe best student body thnt tiny school mil have. Whenever you hear anyone finding fault with OUIl SCHOOL, tell them the real facts. Show this community that we nru not (ns Hhnkeipenru would My) going "the primrose way to the everlasting bonfire." Unquote. Splendid, Margie! I. for one, ant alttcerrly behind you, nnd also sin­ cerely nope everyone In Hanford Will rend lids, hot most of nil UK1.1 BVB IT! Oownltenl on llrnnin: Hrrenm of tlte Week: Mr*. Cole­ man sent off for Ihe "Little Wom­ en’' play hook* nnd they arrived yesterday, only for us to diaeovor that the company had made n ml*___ take nod sent the wrong “I.lttlo Women" cniilca, hvcuusn thl* one'* 6/ r.ait consisted of girls! Delayed, S1 but not daunted, the euit will pro. V coed nl it shortly Inter date) K' Gossip nnd (lab: Robert flonsnloa la another nnu I going Mtcndy now. flood lurk l» nu. too, llohort. We ice Jimmy Ifada I* «tlll going with that hlon* Ropht Dickie Moss, llandall ■rr»li, Alan Msffett. nod Duke leaning am still playing hard lo ;#t, girl*! Geraldine Hpjvey a an cWful, cule Kroah, Kro*h, who sa still still. on oosr It seems. .Konald Hold om Norris snsm to bo enjoyheir newly acquired Job tohart. That’s all for now. Don’t forget ho Tri-HI-Y Hanquet In the auJum tonight at 7s00l U# seein' f « E \»*«I } r • -V 1/ •r-'t f * TIIK SANFIIRD HERALD ^ , number of prltas to the most out­ Page 4 F rli,P W i.llr I H I ^ | | standing examples of amateur work. Though Individual handiwork ihikW make* up a majority of item* put Asheville J7 nn show, many of the best pieces Boston 1.37 43 32 VPTIt'H TO- a rWWAII of work represent collective ef­ Chicago M 33 37 t r r e a i g r , s m g tJ t iii. forts of n large group. .07 nisfu (Tin 38 28 Cleveland , c in i.t it i s i s o m w in By* TlfrtlHAH P. WfflTNBY For instanre, radio amateur* In 7d Los Angeles W A Child's l.lfe of Je*o* la one AI* Ncwsfeitures t l ___ HO 30 the city of Kharkov Install'd and New Orleans Of the last hook* written b» Ihe t i on iik .1 r*. r o i ’Nii. MbSCOV^—Soviet radio ama­ now operate n television station Now York til 38 ‘■■V Plaintiff. late Pulton Oursler. noted au­ teurs are aa enthusiastic nhout i 52 30 Scntllc there. Thin was the third tele­ «1 I I 1 . *«. thor of auch volumes as The n I-AIIOI. A. Pill AO. . i. fiO 30 ll^eir hobby an radio amateurs! vision station in the U.8 .S.R. Washington Greatest Story Kver Told. The , ... Iletsadaat. ... i 39 40 Jacksonville anywhere else In the world. Other television enthusiasts tn Greatest Hook Kver W rl'len, etc. IV rtlH v.sstr OP tiim r f A tti o r •I* t 47 <13 .They have a m ats organisation Hiallnogorsk. a mining center Miami Pl.Oltlll.tl Thl* preacntatlon of Mr. Ourl 30 Tallahassee 38 which Include* hundred* of thou­ about a hundred miles south of sler'a hook ha* been specially Carol A. P«*nd. wNi-se.silsefc of lsand* of children, youths nnd Moscow, organised, built and put Illustrated for newspaper pub­ re-lifeaee U «*kaawa. hat wSmt adult*. Thousahds of radio ama­ Into operation n center for .Vew Mexico allowed only 20 last kawn* mallls *<•(*••• I* in lication by Ihe well-known a r­ Oeasrat twllvsrr. oraa**kHr*. teur “circles" in th‘ e U.8.8.K. ns L'iir. -vTt* first five Skyllno Conbroadcast of Mow tist, Nell O'Keeffe. soulh I arollna. Mat thrlr mcmbcrc tn «n»dr thnt ; frrence football gnnica this senson. that proginms. CIIAITKlt I You are hrretir notified that r» phase of rddto technics In which suit for « divorce hss hsen brought fine winter'* night, long, long Mnny collective farms hav* you In the Circuit Cpori of they are itmst Interested. ago, God, who innae the moon nnd radio systems providing each either t their profession or their agslnst Hemlnole County. Florida. In.cbnnTfiey are hdlprd and supported home with access to a radio pro­ hobby. -he rnln nnd tho river* nnd the e*ry. hv Hen F Pound, and you are hereby reuulreil to fll« per»om»lly IH their work by the Pioneers (tho gram —with the work done by iiowrr* nnd all the silvery stars or lir aitorney. with Hie CUrk of RoVIrt children's organisation), radio amateurs' circle*. and everything on the curt!; nnd Legal Notices raid Court at Hanford. Florida, your 6Y the Ministry of Communlcsn the sky, dlu n new nnd wonder­ Television Is Inspiring an un­ answer or written defense*. If my lo tin MU of romnlalnt In said suit tloiii of the U.8.8.R., nnd by tho usually high percentage of radio ful thing. MOUK . . ..r before ihe 7lh dav of January. I k r r a . organisation known ns nmateurs who hnve l»een working Sanford, Klorlils, llrrrwlirr :JIH. i,it He tent III* own dear Ron down A l>. 1951. and to serve u ropy IMX DOHA A V ("The All-Union Vol- out new nnd Important develop­ thereon oiion Maorh-e r. . Foster, 'rom Heaven to Join the world and notm t : im MKitKtir iiivkn * t>>»• nlnliilirrs attorney herein, whose -Hilary .Society for A**l*lann- to ments, such us: live with people like you nnd me. porsouni In <':oi|>t<-r ICS, KP-rbln of flee address Is 319 Cifttrad nulldthe Army, Navy and Fleet.") New circuit* for television re­ ttiniules, last, a(lie lolor n while. . I>eLand. Florida, i . <lai lufln* ties, rtl-»d laml 10 aei»ln<de Ioh They have their own magailno ceivers; u new ty|H> of collective "TIIK HANFUllH IIHKAl.ll ,,ls The Son of God did not come as Coiiuty, Klorlda, will lie i.ffereil fur hnrsliv called Radio which has n monthly ili elaoulc'l Jl*'h»JMlWr untennn which pan serve up to sale m ioiIiIIi- mitrrv for the lilabi grown mnn nt first. He wn« horn which litis order shall he PUlilleV circulation of about 100,00(1 cop­ 200 set*! a new type of television eel ami lies! t-iisli Mil *t |he front III i* n tiny baby, like nil the rest of eil liner a week for four coa**ouHve ies. Radio runs each issue about "rcfltcr" which receives and pipe* door of Ihe Hemlnole I'oonly t'oiirt u*. House, al Hanford. ln-ahi|ilna al Vi k I i i ; in f a il not tt JU du < H > pages in length nnd Is packed lo grrutly simplified amplifier11:1A n m on Monday, necemher MiVnT WILL IIK MNo T And thl* I* how it happened: K It It b Mflth detailed carefully wltten viewing tube arrangements In up lfth A. D. lull There lived in n little town cnll-i A. IA INST vutr nv DEFAULT. l.m* A. |l. C. and H. Him li IS. article* covering the latest tech­ In 200 apartments. WITNHMM my hnnil sad thn. »*al id Nnsnreth n mnn nnd hi* wife, Amended llai of I'rystal Imke nics) developments nnd circuits In short-wave communications, railed Jorienh nnd Mary. One Hhorer. Pint Hook *. imae I* m i'/'tsth iUyP"nf in. must field* of radio and televi­ mnny amateurs’ circles oporato l.ot 7SJ. Lonawoodi, Plat Itook nnrning, when Mnry wns alone, "eremt,rr., A pn . | ' I. tinner I* lo 21 nod Pint Hook sing work. their own transmitter* and comtn nngel came Into her kitchen t. nil ae I*. \n CUrk Cl w ill '* u rt. Editions of small handbook* and iminirntn with other amateurs of All llioek SI. North t'hiiluntn. tnd lold her the hlg secret. HrmlnoU. Crminlir. rUrlrtu Plat Hook J. panes SI to SS ilnldea for the assistance of radio the U.H.H.K. nnd of other nations. She \vn» going to have a Son MV i; of H\V>, of NHU. Hectlon Hov* mol glrla of school age rdiateur* have been published to and God would he III* Putin t. And 22. Township 21. Hoilth. IIhoh«ho extent of 6 ,00,(MM) copies in enter ns nn extracurricular ac­ SI Kasl the nnmil of her Ron would ho tivity radio circle* of the Pio­ NI-Ji/, ,,f HK'i . Hi-i-Hoo 22. Town. • thn last few years. I ohu*. Ship il Mouth. ItaoKe SI Hast Knmv F o rd Cach year tho radio nmnlutir* neer*. They receive instruction While Joseph Iny asleep, the an­ li I- IIKHNIMI.V. In Jh<> construction of simple of the Soviet Union organise nn l.-lerk or Ihe tTreull t.'ourl gel w h isp e re d the same aeeret to Y ou’ll liu y F o rd ! MeinlnoP- '•oiiiilv, Klorldli. at the Inn or anywhere --Inc, ex­ while they were steering. rxhliilt In .Moscow of Ihelr latest radio devices. Mnny of them then him. H Tn ult Court Me.ill When everything was quiet, and pn on In Inter life to mako radio cept a slnhle. A M-d cow lived in number of rise* to the most outHo Mnry nnd Joseph knew the the stable uml every once in n only Joseph was awake, he heard greatest secret In the world. while raid "moo." A black hen n knock at the stable do<. The house where they lived in lived there, too, with n lot of yel­ iltonge men were outside. They Nuxnretii had while walls nnd a low chick*- a donkey anil a little wern sheithcril* who took ,carp 9 / round roof. It wn* n pretty house whito lamb with its mother. sheep ntt the HUIsItjtif, flock* or slieeo and Mnry wanted her little liny to Joseph found n corner in the They were tall, strong mcr bo born there. Hut Jesus wn* horn stable for Ills tired wife. He fixed long staffs fs in their hiimlg #>|H far away from the pretty house a Ix-d (or .Mary on Ihe stable floor, their sun •horm-il faces qntj tljirit with the whito walls. Her bed was Just n pile of warm | uyos were» kind. All of tne^t wtira That wn* la-cause tin- king of striw , anil .lose Josi-ph rolli-it op his hronthing hunt because they hail the land made overyliody leave rout to he her pillow. Rho had no run a long way nml they were exhomo nnd come to another town, riled. , , where he fould count the people cradle for her little Son, so she The shepherds told Joseph thdy and find out how many men there hnd to pot Him in a manger box wnntrd to coins In to the stable. full of oats for Ihe donkey's break were. "W hy?" asked Joseph. 8 o Mnry hnd to ride n long way ( fast. Then they told hint what hnd And there Hie little Run of God linppmed. on nn old grny donkey whil While thrv were watch­ Josi-ph In-lit tho n-lns anil wnlkeil j opcni-d Ills sod knot eyes for Hu- ing thrlr flocks of sheep they saw hcslitc her. Joseph was so Hied first time. a hrlght-roloreil light fill the that Ills feet hurl nml lie unit Mnry Joseph Hoinknl God for Ho- whole sky. Then they saw angel* ^ y \« n "0 t U cotlld baldly keep awake when Wonderful gift of the little |loy in the elouils nnd heard them sing­ they got lo the little town culled from Heaven. Joseph did not have ing; rin i? \\ \ * llcthlenein. a bed fin himself. Hot he did not "Glory to God . , , Kvi-ry hotel and rooming house | mind; lie wanted to stuy op all "And on earth, peaee . . , and every Inn wn* crowded, There thnt first night nnd wntrh over Tomorrow: King* nnd *h*ph*rd* wus no room for Mnry uml .lost ph tho new-lxirii llnhy and mother, worship Jesu s. ( 3 ( iitil s M o f A Chllil'* l.lfe of J**u* I* one of the last hooka written hy the late Fulton Ournler, noted au­ thor nf *ueh volumes as The Greatest Rtorjr Kver Told, The Greatest Itook Ever Written, etr. This presentation of Mr. Ouraler’n book ha* Item specially Illustrated for newspaper pub­ lication by the well-known urlist, Nell O'Keeffe. CIIAITKlt II One nngel spoku to the shep­ herds: ' "Great news. A HnVlour Is luirn . . . Clirist, the Ijiril." The sllepheiils eoiilil loudly liellnvn Ihelr ears. Christ was Imiui! This wns the first Christmas Day. And the nngel told the shepherd* thnt the little Hoy wns in n stable! not fur nwny from them nnd their j flock* of sheen, nnd Hist Ho wns' the Hon of God, This wns greut news. Ami th e ! first to know it, outside of Mnry and Joseph, were the shepherds, tho poorest nnd gentlest of men. ry They were tho first strnngera to m /n understand that the little Non of nod was going to grow up nnd lie a man amt show propln how tn lie y* kind uml happy a* God love* us all to he, liefnre lie would go home to Ills Futher In Heaven. Joseph told the shepherd* the name of the llnhy. Il wus Jestia. Tho name Jesus menu* Huviour. Jesus who wns ('hrlsl the Lord came to tho world to aavo nil of ua from our mistake*. Tho shepherds wantod to st-o Jesus, so Joseph let them kneel Ami it did. down by the manger nml look with The kings brought presenta for wonder lit the tlnv Hoy with Imlr Hu- new-horn Jraun swert-smclllike golden fire lying nsleep In Ihe log little Itoxrn and 11 hlg hug of data and Imrley. And the shep­ golden money nnd Inhl them lotherd* thought; sltli- the manger. Those were the “This la the most wonderful very Hist Christum* gifts in the Haby ever horn. With Jesus Hie world. Hon of God n* n Friend, nn unithe three kings climbed op need ever he afruld of Anything onThen Ihelr i'iiiiicIs nml rode nwny. again." That same night Ihe angel came Thn shepherd* laughed with Joy, and hugged Joseph before they again to Jo*ru|» In a dream. The wont hark under tho starry sky angel sold that the Hoy Joaun was to (and their sheep. In danger. Joseph must take Jesus Another night, Justph heard ns far nwny ns ho could from an­ throe knockx at the stable door. other king who lived nearby. That Three king* from far away want­ klng ’11 name wns Herod, Herod ed to sco Jrsus, lu-cause they, too, was not brave like tho three good know that tho little Roy was tho kings. Herod wn* a hlg coward. on of God. They had como a long He was afraid of the Daily In the . Istanco on camols because they manger. When people aro afraid had seen a great star In tha Hast they oftrn do cruef things. When followed it. They wero sure Herod heard that a Iloy was born In a stable under a bright star, ivlour of theVor'ld*waa born. and that angel* In tha iky sang Ec In actual operation SA a“ * e. Tha v tA Veteran* II JUM c. Weather al nowfver, cojimixii program !« not iiuffl AmeHcsn Uglon waa reported i eenUv to have decided to atand JJN^ISI.OOO- bed program at tl leg al Notices' % &W 7 * & (iO W N S O H ig h tfu lly fcm ln ln o in iillurlnjr c o lo n o f Hint: m C h in n , I’ink D rom lcn, A m e th y a t, M im oan, D aw n G lo anti W hitt! with lovuly Iactt acconU and |>€rntancnt aiTordlon (dentn for utltlctl jilamor . . . 8.95 to 14.118 . iiImmiI 111* birth, He said: "This little Hoy la not like other hoys. Ill* might grow U|i and be king Inslrad of me..IW better send my Nidilicr* after |Ilm nuw." Hut llernil was loo late. The angrl told Joseph Just what to do. lie must lend Mary and her little Hon to n fnr-off land. It was a still dark night wlteri the little fnmlly packed up to go. Mary, with Jesus In hnr anna,; rode oq tho old gray don|iey, 1whlia-jo««ph, n* always, walked alongtlfo goon -ia i'7 n Z aa “ 3a Vnss ,; « • —I grass, no trees, no water at all. The lam) w m Mllfcl a jleaert. For &&&&>**«■ ,",,m th# -Jpsert untlj to another cog Sr* riccUtl dlsabUltlei, Kenan fltadlu In.ntltllllon. under law ■ veteran ol North (Jaroll stadium, seal* 48 SLIPS V m , Tho total attendance of tha i«vcb garnet 0of th i 1088 ‘World H ! fit-rlc* botween the Nav New. “York Yankoca and Brooklyn DodgtM Was .140,00(1. • ------------ -------------- 1------ m ss& r CHEFS A BOWL OF M A C '___ ________ cut the VA'a raa SC c ^ S A N - NVhlle, Dawn Glo and of these lovely slips, with k, two on Nylon net and accordion J,Tte5 pirated trim PANTIKS alxea 88' tn* .44 . , Also tailored ity lei , . White and pale pink, m heaulifillty Isee trimmed , . . to 18; # 3.95 . D W I C H DAILY L t • CHOICE OF C O FFIB OR T1A MADt F I U Di 1'nllorrd' brief* style*' U 'i M - m 1 1.65 ill R em f v k» sjS S 't t r W tl -a f i T i a * w 'W t i - ' % ; l * i i r- ■■2k lito tA ttik a U tti t *«4' 'waAyfdN , iiO AffVt'/Tvv*f^ ~ Hauternk are the ihadee vhcre. I' m 29 V X M , Including ao,40B elljrihlo volf n.d wbof* •MgibUlty Md not been determined. I El esu s U. •1 now (U< o A m ateurs In et R ussia A re, astic ftody ------------------FIILTO N CURSLER’S I Will HangOnTo losoital Sites Tt» tit GOP Review p^pnnp �my vrrrfTC’’ ; 77" m Wounded Student Is Porpoises May Be End 0 $ , Controls KVged A t Closing In Critical Condition O riginal U sers O f BIRMINGHAM ur - An Auburn O f Faj?m M eeting football player who wm accidental- ‘Sonar* Equipm ent ly shot In the head remained In •'.stt »-*v»« i . •*<.. v..o. >S . SEATTLE It. - Elimination of ' ‘very critical" condition at a Blrllv ClIHlS Martill,I. wane nnd prlee control*, a n e n mlngnam hospital today. AD Ne»*fenlure« on the fcdurM fedurM sale of electric electricj1 ' Weaver Henderson, Ifbvcar-old TALLAHASSEE — Porpoises power nnd rejurn of tidelnndi con I Manchester, On., sophomore, was imiv have liem swimming with trnl to coastnl states were de- rushed here after the acrldent at the aid of sonar long lief or mnn mnndcd In eluting sessions of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute yes- ever developed It ns a help to American Farm Bureau Federa­ terday Doctors said his brain suf­ navigation. fered extensive damage. tion convention here yesterday. Sonar Is a method of navigating Henderson was riding with Jackie Action o n ‘ these matters come with the aid of sound waves as t h e federation's delegate* Creel. Dothan. Ala , track star, bounced hack front surrounding stamped their approval on a 72 when a shotgun he was holding page report- hy the Resolutions discharged. Creel told school au­ object*. The possibility that port pi'ises use it is sugges'ed by thorities Committee. ;• vatrolmen escorted an j two scientist* "t the Florida The deleiiiles also r ‘m ,t■> ' flexible farm price support and ambulance which made “the *120- State University Oceanographic criticized monopolistic power ny nule dash tn Birmingham In 110 Institute. Writing in the magaiine Science, "Industry, labor, agriculture or the minutes. ( reel said Henderson started to W. N. Kellogg and Rolwrt Kohler government itself " Labor came in for a separate shoot a squirrel while riding, then r< ported on experiments with rapgoing over In a rrport on labor pulled the shotgun back into the th e porpoises at Murine Studios man a ge mr nl ' r e "a t in n s'vt h”ch n r t » . ">r when C re e l ..i d ho saw „ ut Mariuetnml. Fin., anil at Bimini Islands. it called the trend toward ■C*-'Th e n T h e n rd ,he shot." Creel III the Bahama Method Cnrrrtain lanor monopoly. I r r | n| ri| " | looked at weaver and Thrv said uorpoises eithrr can The attack on price and wage (nntlcrd a hole in the upholstery hear sounds far loo high on the controls came In a section of the ■above the door. Then I saw him scale for human detection or hnve committee'* report devoted to n o -; *•'!!, ovc^‘ . . . , ,, . an as yet unidentified organism which react* to high frequency tlonal economic policies. The <tm | n,y „„ SW0I1 „„ | cou|d ." trols. it said, "have no place In , Henderson was a substitute end vibration* In water. If their ear* Sre callable of this coordinated attack on the In-j who was held out of play this fall. picking up extremely high sound* Ration problem Price and wage | | | r ^)«d p l a c e d * c h n n l football "It follow* ns a unique posslcontrols Impede the contn)l of In­ ! Idllty that porpoise* in*}' not only hear Giighi frequencies . . . but flation hy diverting attention from Ex-Reda that they may also produre or thy fundamental requirements of •unit ultin'onle vibrations. a sound program ." IIEIDF.I.HEIMS. Uermnny Spuiul I’FC l.oui* l‘ <: a , I lillp'l fioiq i chi i son if Mr*, .lannie f"nw(|N»irA PMH4 <|H#I "By wasting manpower, creating "The inference seem* Inescap­ Tray of Hanford. execute* a sttnppv i fie *nliite •»* i ib u 11- tin V n . i i i i t u in li general review* -.he confusion and disrupting liuslness Council nffiars. able that the porpelnc, like the t. *. A nn). F.'.irope Honor liimed on \ovenil-er ‘25. I! m ini ('b id q R talf 'oi Mlied band procedures and relationships, ceil­ Charnow testified he was a Com­ tail, may orient itself with respect •*orrc«. t'i nfeal Kuiope. wa* paying a,- offirial vi-it ' ......I'lniitci* tirny, who ioined ‘.lie ings make the job of urtting neces­ munist in Washington. D C.. for to object* in its environment bv \riny shortly aftei gn,'hinting from I'rooms Aeade hi S .pr..,,l in lulK, ,-anie lo (Jersary production vastly more dif­ about a year in Httlt. Asked whv icho-loention—that l*. hy tho re­ liif.iiitiv Rifle I’ lalocn. which, tohe Inlncd the party. Charnow said: flection e.f It* own sound waves." ouliy three year* ngo. Since thru he ha* been as-nc ficult. \in iy liiii'liiiiai'lefs hi Korope. The (elhei with tlie Ai my b u d . form* lh.- ei'remoidal ti "To search for answer* tn Iho The report on public power snid The scientist* said porpoise* Inis ib"'P'ii-ti aleil nl h"iioi s cere"the production, transmission and world's problems I discovered me extremely fust swimmer* and 1,171h I* wiu Id fiinei) for the pet'foi ni.niee of *iUot ,1 I • • ■" dislriliutlon' of imwcr should he very quickly It was not the place nfieii visit murky water* or travel ooaien hel l for the highest ranking m illtnn lendei primarily a function of private to find the answers. It was not a* night when they would lio un­ enterprise.' Cither co operative or possihic to suggest anv Ideas dif­ able to navigate or hunt food bv K orean W ar / i o n l lo p c C h u r c h Antique Shop nan rooperatlve The entry of the fering from the party line." Mr* Thaler testified »he Joined night. f«T.crnl government into the power Just a Theory To Have Program r»wM r»»** «>««l tiusiness should tie restricted to the Communist party In 1942 for (t ootlaurd From Face One) Tlie porpoise* const'im?rvhntil toiinmn uluml lim yrm r.tuge eomlint after twice hem;' those Instances In which private “liout a year. „„„, “may . .... ,, .. I She »ald she has given the *uh-1 M-ently Imve used sonar long be* 1850. In | i i •mi • M i4 ,,iiiii S o e ii'ly «*f enterprise or state ggovernments. < diiven Itaek Tile t Illicit N.itlooit was ever thought of by Atmthor pii/otl wliivli tiiNip* later withdrew to their *••* li II* p* M i p t i ' l < Ittitt h t r i l l ure not able or willing to assume committee the name* of those tie- lute nt n M i ilititti* * tt St rv ir**, responsibility for such develop­ longing tn an all girl party unit mao," Kohler and Kellogg wrote. in “willmut |»rl«o,' lo n v tin' vory They uorned, however, that the won!* of Ml>. W» -k. in New York City. n lultoii ment." (Sen .lam e* A Van l icet I S i it'l i i I I. u t I <"* p m lit / in n Asked why she joined, Mrs. theory should lie regarded at ovu't* »»wiu*«l I*v John Pliilln SniPn l ighlli A rm y conim.iiulet' toil.n Hop.- l l t i p l i - t ( Im n It And. the delegates ngrcetl, when the government does construct a Thaler replied: "I was stupid. I present only n* an "Interesting ArcoriliitK lo Mm . 'V»rk, ihii fnm leporli’ d a new Snulli Km eall d p i I It pM'kriiilti I** a folhitAH. itoiijr dnm, the right to generate power |d ld n t think It meant anything nnd speculation, to he investigated biiinliiMAtvt un«l oomiMMor |»rr * ioii of about 1 1 immi men i* ne.irlv • I \ I' i hi»i us («ioiip. w, tiptutv in the future." at iho dam site should tie sold 11 £"• bored and went sway, Hrtilc.l IhU Imtoii lit hi* ceail) for eoniliat ilolv lie -.ml III,11•*\ i•t m*h, Mh* S Kirlili*; Though found In the neeatt, |mr- frlonii ntuJ hi*i fiithi'i. a Hoiton to private enterprise or tn states The subcommittee, headed by 11 it*u*4, Mi- .litiiii - llulutnkA, or their political subdivision* I S''0 I’nt M etnrran ( D—Nev !i, poise* nre not flih hut mammal* j pliy hic in it# HoiiM'iintr aioiimi lio* unit "could replace .ni Viin in .i n I ....... . m l i > "lin t m il o f ill! jvion mi Ho- b till, ......... adjourned the hearings indefinitely of the some order a* whale*. The M• M B u n Ip q . W h a t Van f l e e t *,iiil a ' i oinl n, w to*' i«'t»iinv Thi* litlun. * ----------------------at the end of yesterday's lestl- common variety of porpoise usual­ turn • m Mi i lit i .Mraliw I n Mi*’*, ly doesn't grow longer than five \ihich nirimiii r* tiiM'i* fort in IIOK division would follow Ibc In > I I; \|. inli I.. Mm N into battle "soon then ill t 11• Christmas, Florida feet. 1*1 itt« *• t hull ill 1 length, has a stive .11Idtnl t lien 1 are , i*d\ halooti i 11 i Chrin tin minu* of one •'tut, nit*I i nl 11 Korean r c c im l* in i hoiio \ \ •»«tIt 11 ’ .Mh i In i Wi l i Has Yuletide Spirit Ike Rural Common Scntn. (*. (I. ro iu r Maki i *iufiavi,«| into Smith a* replaCcmenl * for the Rii|\ i ;' »I it'll I-’ lint li, T. IIY MODERN CIVILISATION (ho im tnl. \rm v .1 F F i n . . • H**»iir CHHISTMAS. Fin P -T h c 2<x) fl'onliiiiicil From I’noe One) Mm \V*M‘k, who «niii* H«»i i lull ttimip i»i: 11 k N, or so persons in tills little commu­ it wus Mae Arthur's duty a* a sol­ Research is meaning more and nla («• mak*• h*i homo ju*t prim •• *»• tilt i mu nity are out to make every day dier to report to the President if more to *»poiiinir I mt •imp hi huytoiiii. to f.u niei* in Floiidu. a* well K c o n o i n i c I ’j i r l e v Christmas Day. he bus any plan for peace In iih elsewhere in the country. Its it« tin- v%i f«• of t h«* lair 11•*vvni «l J As n step in tills direction they Korea , I’r f»ti» p i i**• Pm » value i* coining to lie appreciated Wrok. tonu pimnmml m •*tiito pul ... ... S c m ' f u j i l itin plnntrd n permanent Christmas "Ike is not going to get into more and more hy both agricul­ it it*!* in tn* ir mmi* tat* ')f l« , , f,n nit: M•• t••1m in s *h»m?nl«», I li \l.Mi* I* ■ ■ I I « * ! * M Ills IIDll (jrc recently any quarrel with Trum an," one of tural industrlva and those who pro­ oortAin A lr*iu utttnl 1 ‘ riilii , , T^r tine) Weatherproof ornament* were Elsenhower's dose friends said duce crop* and livestock. Forme*, live* in Ki- irnin, • Snar »i!i h u 11It Itt H i 1" IIUI' jnulistltuteii for the usual fragile "lies' going, to ,see i ..11 it (Jen. Macloiboluoi In, , , ,, , Funnel* must rely on the lesull* nil? her mot in i - ,nlbo-m»oi for 11‘. I ill's Blinsel. Any day you drive through Arthur, ns hhe said he would l» L f re«enrch If they are to keen tin , lb Mite Mint niitlienth'MlIy aged. ....... . ............... t .. I • 1 ' I*Ill'll .»t !• »l n r \ N 1 r p l r 'hrlstmns you'll see a full blown get MacArthur * views on the host j with Polity's fast puce. The faun she Is .... . ............... of most P"*' o "*e Inlern 11li1.11.il n nb . . . ItlUMI't Ml t nl ..I 'hrlatinns tree. way to bring peace to the Kar |)tt* become n aeries of pioldeiit* of tin t.ensure of lin Week col ■>' -how me .1 lenile,,, \ .......... .. il.i •" un»|i 1 iM'iisnr »lii|» "I Um* Nm In addition to pluuting nnd deco- Ea.sl lie i.i not Rolnn to oi'coim* jn iiuimitri'mcnt, production ichcd- Irrtlun Inf pap hulwruit ilollar* ••in IImm. i I \ M'l.illnii ful Uu* \»l\ .III atlng the new tree, the residents involved In any Ight over It. ole*, worker efficiency, nnd IcchMrs. Week feels lltal hr. Ilfe: ".V ....... . l,;‘. " , " ,,l1 nve been busy with tho usual 1 . . 1 r 11 , I impurh v. plrmm; .1tut llu* l.irl <rinritl t*f *‘nlurrH Uruplr "Iko will stand on the sidelines , n|cn| know-how. It Is little wonder. . I h< v msislril tlill'iiiU fhr lliri'l' iood of Chrlstmn* mail. ....... f , l l 7 : " I‘ ltd trade ba'aipe a.o.t.ig ............ . In the rrumaipM acArthur affair, .then, that former* must imve n . i F tvrooni. ......... i.i\ "I tnpiinu'iil Ihtil llir rm ull Mr*. Juanita Tucker, the post- nnolhrr nssoelnte snlrl "Truman Ltcady flow of better nwlhotl* and ahe tma bn| aueh nt.male dealtllg* | f , Ks npnan aster who inherited tho Job from hns said some harsh thing* about 'm aterials, developed through re- with tatuol'h'N nf a hvrM*i*% 1 I*.Pi * is l o i r i m ; d r i d o i 1 uiiiil 11 s . •nti>.it |..n lit ulurly Mu mpiiil pro icr mother-in low in 10.12. bundled Ike - but It's my guess that he ' *,.arch, if they meet these ptoh- Each Itum rontnin* within il■*••!f a tn 1111pose new n tiiihnti* on mi 11 1 fit*ii rliiosr nf Hu Mill iimi'MlI ■lory, mu'hitivf with invi ihl** fIn pot In in* nl iti.iki". it iml.iu f 'I fni still*”* out 300.000 plu«rs of mall Inst (Elsenhower) won t make a renly | lcnu iUcco«*fu!ly. into tin* How* flint pn•«t. |*h* v It* 1• " in *• uhilo .'mi Ni-i'in I’liil Irlstmns — witH the help of 12 Tim I’resldont virtually closed Plucri it * s ml tto* 1 ■•**••• sP H losetl | Research hna helped ittcrensu egg lUxli mittht t ’I of !' • *1 f her women. 1 • •• Iho door yastorilay on proposals .production per hen bv 15 percent at In-. pi’uph'N uiui riiltm*' I ik** is alrnosl ( c r t m i I<1 In* .isked lo Mrs. Tucker says she expects for a , meeting with Kisenlinwer nnd .... jn i|u, ..... |n.i 17 17 year*. It has given law 1*1* Mini** of its I. i i i H n wliirli .. ... , \ m 1 1 ill in il cn mure mail this year. Central MnrArthur. MueArthur He lie saitl snid he believes believe* Ihybrid .m.-i.i corn ‘ ... ‘and .. Impiuved vaileties lhi» tftviv wlfip nf miiokc Npinilitif* Kuropi'.iiis Id.inir lor lI m*11* fadnit* I* • . • |u I Sllllft'lw Willi HlllK oridn residents and lots of tour- such a meeting would serve no Inf numerous crops. It In* pro­ upwaril liiKhrr utul liiuhut fu n i to si'|| more Poods in llir \ um*ii . ,i \ -il |M II.Ill l*\ I f its ns well drive to the town so useful purpose. duced herhlddcs or weetl killers hrtmi* lonely fnruM cnnmfit•*, tin* can mark* t I In* 1 s hi 1 at their cards and presents will I; . i i?i"ti \\ I I.' H. <iml Ilia- \’n MnrArthur implied last week he thnt were used on Jill million acre* nu-nioiii'A of th«**<i* .iitifa. i* • | miih r* a * HP e ve tho added touch of a "Christ had a new plnn for peace in in the United Htntcs last vein II mankind qn tin and on mi. u nu j ninit s il.. in • will iipp* itr at steil* Pol ope >11. as" postmark It. »» . 1 \ M I 1 l " i i ' ll in I Korea ilia.* formulated new and powciful ' in inti iti<l(* vnl 11*' n a tin . I)f \ ■ . \ .1 • **ll |* Ml I IIt' V insecticides to hdn control h a rm -. 1> I .'IIL' , (IlfO (IlMl lltxltl t • • III I l i it ill III in U M | ..if 'fill insects. It ha* ilcvcloped I "rl.V', . . tile Ihoughtless i* , .-* COMFORTABLY II FATED! M i in I’. ill", k will hiiic Mm»* Hum j "U. disease-resistant varieties of cron*. us "old fnsllilinerl". Itiev ni* 'ill .is in it til i«|ti« , \\ nip in fh. 11*nut if ul Sun­ c It ha* made possible more incut lendeily tri-iisiiriil by i)u p P a tM kk il •in I Mi Mi <Jiu I'll will and animal product* through im- 11 liriilge to the past. The *p >" uu- Ml** W4'4 k WIII* 1)4 ]) I it. I U * M« I l.r piislur of thr | pi lived animal* and better feeding wheel which once grneeil tie fiuo- 11 Lit in tin-* tin*•|s * n I.I.* • ' 1. Ml. Ill 4 r* I AIll'll, will It has brought new u»e* amt in- lly parlor us mii item "f i p' " iiy, itrnl hr 1 1. *nk (nl 1 " i • I• i|*. n p .1 - r il" pi"i lulu \ frrrwill come* from products «t on*' time nmv is n etirlo fro tin i ye« of n i l I I In 1 • " it • • I nili " I I • 1 «" 1• m li I |.i I Ilkl'M W*»led. It ha* piodured mnrhlnciv younger generntlnn to I ml ••, on I \ HI. 1it ufi 11"i fhImi that euahlca onv fni incl­ to produre many tlinca ine a mo unt Illpredcecsiora proiluceil. All of these accomplishment*, LancnUM in TMF rRIMSOtlPlkAIf and many more, nro encouraging. Hut they do not mean that ieararrh has completed it* task Jlixt when plant breeder* obtain SAT. ONLY! • DOUBLE FEATURE • efop vr4 teties that resist one tvne Iof dlseasa, a new and more vine lent strain of disease appear*, ami begin alt aver again. Just when tho tedious plant hrtriling must igiwrrful Insfctlchle* seem able l«» kill almost nnv peat, the Insect* deerlop resistance l« the new chemlrali). Seienllsta sav ihere aru illiJIOO plant (lisente* causing hIno — TIM HOLT — In — "ROAD A 0 K N T ’ terrific losses rath war- More he dealt with by American farm ­ ers1918 Ford FO Ttvo Ton 'J S|irrd Avlr Bulk Fruit A constantly Increasing popula­ tion brings a never-ending erv for ore food and filters from the Body - 825 x 20 - 10 Tires rm. Yes, agricultural research must not only hold lla own, It must he speeded UP- Florida farmers, ns 1950 Chevrolet 'l* Too I'ickup must those In othrr areas, must Increase production per aero ami make sven more efficient iiso than now of what they produce. 1917 Dodge 2*/a Ton Cab and Hinn'-is rA « n n r t iia n k i W THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Iter. 12. i»SZ_ Pax* We wish tc thank our many friends (or Ihe kindness and »ym r n o i.A I E TO CLASSIFY pathy tittrlng the passing of our mother. We also wish to thank our LOST: Pair' child's glasses Tortolse plastic rims Brown ra<e friends from Daytona Beach, Flor ida Special thanks to Dr Start at Burton Funeral Home and Rover i...d Rahinson of Progress Mission ;o o n \ i m i i '\ s m u t r i *i i s • T I K \ t i :s o r T in : m v i s k \ s m mi SUNDAY AND MONDAY! W W Jm ' 'I i — \ i 9 . S tlo tt IS \R lOltN M M S SA*FORD> ORLANDCUBIQHWAy * *ii% fobs ~ tH'hMii ■ Used Truck SUNDAY And MONDAY / B Snow Storm ll,*s(lt«M e»sw M s* Deal em railroad track for seven hours Light snow fell in the upper Mississippi Valley eastward over (hr Croat Lakes region while rain and snow hit sections of Ihe North Atlantic stales. Other wet snots were the northern Bo-ky Mountain region which re p o rte d snow show ­ e rs and western W ashington whore ra in continued. Coldest 1 ern plains oeraturei highest In the 1 1018 Chevrolet Sudan Delivery Fainted to your SpccificatioiiH « 896 Many OIIiuin » in , mu lit--1 \ 1• Is Rstc a nm* llltlr wumleitiig what hi ll" i - I.I i n n m - ' till wnqilcrfnl little Iwl'V Inr EatiyTermH— Unv Mouflilv Bayinunls T lirif's nil* gill l1i*l "'ll uwlili-' • if; III illiillg Willi \ 'III lavnrilc h'diy . . . * g'H thnl will >>n n llnmi^li lin* u m i < •s 4 reminder <»f \n ir llinugliifulip'-■• ni'l innl'-i -l.iinlnig 'I lie gifl i» * I nited Slate - lb f u-e lltlll'l. WIII' || 1 .111 p i ,1 lulls r " rsm ipg i|i'cre«l until sour bnmii, bit Incres.-ing ni \alue .ill Ili.il linn' ami •avings nceimn'H a« present* Im llm*e wm lute. Fur tnur tuuilgalcr*' scciirilt, iiml Inr wmr i nuul r t ' givr a I I'ilrd Stales Uefrn»r Itmul lin- I Ini-Ini*-. levels. fliiff J ftssll fsr Htottc K ill . , w* , 4 STATE BANK OF SANFORD Msmbsr FDIG I. , Inn I -Iwi HI f 1» *.» *l 1iV) «| 1»( r»wi ^i»iisi. Ai | V * f r a s r f |sd FLORIDA OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON ' ln«l < In i •«iiiii - * Male llir luiik niie *f » sir t.liiMlnmc ''linppiug -n.| III'I find mil fur vimrsrlf the wmiilrrliil pn-nt'ilnie* nt Bun o e rafu rea Irtt'-X I n- “Thfi friendly Batik’” DspoziO In-urid Up To 110,000 �0 » rt.r-.’j v i i ; !-*rivy r* /■'c.v-'vfv' .UzCy.. r */ r ■■..VjJPtityJVffi; Jy-‘ ■>K - ii. s V r-1 99 Human Fly” Scales Bank Building Before 2 ,0 0 0 66-Year-Old Has To Use Rope, Hooks; Actor Stands On Head On Rooftop Page g Fri. Dec. 12. 1952 THE SANFORD HERALD Abolish Two-Platoon System In Football, Says AP Sportswriter (Vinter Park Tops H ellcats Keep 1st Sem inole Q uintet P lace By W inning In Opener, 52-30 2-1 Over Bobcats By KENT CHBTLAIN VJ-02 Bowling League’s front Winter Park’s mastery of the Awesome lllu»lon* of th« JhOOO, boards, floor game and shooting running Hellcats maintained their By HUGH FULLERTON JR. designed to do Jusl Inst, brought accuracy proved too much for winning pace by handing the Bobor more spectators, who thronged on the young Seminole quintet as cata two lickings in a three-game NEW YORK l*» — When the Ns* s demand for • clearer definition around the Sanford Atlantic tlongl Bank Building last night to Uonal Football Rules Committee of the illegal shift. And a good the Wildcats scored an easy 52-30 series last Tuesday night at the many experts agreed that pas* In­ victory over the Celery Feds a t Sanford Bowling Alleys. Frank watch the "world famed" human meets next month it should: 1. Rule out the two-platoon sys­ terference Is the hardest penalty the Dumont's 401* three - line total fly, one Johnnie J. W xkI s, were 8HS gym today. to call and resulted In more Rhu­ led the way for the winners while slowly ^dashed In face ot numerous tem. It was the opening game for barbs. One school held that the 2. Allow unlimited substitution. melodramatic orations and climb­ both teams. “Biddy" Biddlx was Kordyce rolled the individual high defenders are "clobbering" re­ 3. Clarify the pass Interference three-set series with a 440 for tne ing aides. rule so as to (A) Inflict fewer ceivers and getting away with it the high scorer louring in 14 ng The fever pitch excitement penalties on doubtful interference while another Insisted that Inter­ points, closely followed by Don Meanwhile the second place that forced the thousand, to and (B) protect the receiver from ference Is called too often In ques- Knlher for the winneri. JR It's kept pace with a 2-1 win brave the chilly winds and roughness because Interference tlonable circumstances Newcomer Gordon Clark and o rrr the Ilea rests. St. Peter choked off (raffle on First Isn't called The rash of "fumblltls" during Junior Melt* shared the high blasted 131 pins and Al NegrotStreet between Park and Mag­ point honors for the lo«era get. 4. Do away with the to-railed the past season brought fresh de to chimed In with a 433 total nolia Avenue, turned almost “ sucker shift.” 1mandt that players Ire allowed to ting eight each. The Parkers to lead the victory onslaught. lato mockery aa the 54-year*«ld 5. Eliminate the dangerous "hel run with tho hall after recovering opened with a «uddrn rush of Luthwnod'a 184 was the brat climber slowly crept up the met block." IS points while mesmerising . fumbles and for other changes. series for the losers and ranked bapk bulldlng to the lop by cm* I. Return the gosl posts tn the one proposal was to rule out !*• f* d" ,0 "«»rker in fir, t for the evening’s play. p lo rln t ropes at the precipitous * . !."*• jh e cellar-bound Panther* final . ... i fumbles entirely. “ A team would •■L* *nltlal period. cornice, and hooks on the lofty There afier t h e .Urminolrv |y won a game after 17 losse* this 7. Permit running with reeov-1 rctain possession at the point of window alls. ered fumbles. ; the fumble." he wrote "The rough- picked up n |itltl«. with a half- . season by topping the Tigercat* Woods, a former vsuderlle ac­ • Do away with fumbles en- [ P, | play |n football romes when time margin of .1*-iu rnnling ln'on<e in a three-game series, tor, over employed tho now dead VJ-82 Navy League ... ...... a team tries to steal the ball. And, favor of the vlsi.nr*. Sanford nloratorical stage dramatics even *• Require a fifth official to afjer a||_ what’s the point of the most kept pace wiiii Winter Pn-t. Tigercat* 2-1 over Panther* before his ascent. With almost watch for downfleld infractions. game—finesse In offense and de­ in the l««t two (w-rioal* by -rornig JRH — (2*1) 10. Eliminate a couple of the of­ fense. or how rough can we get? each successful hurdle, the husky 90 point* to the WlliW-at ' 21. Player 1 2 3 Total voiced acrobat bellowed o u t ficials who keep getting In the The replies showed Increasing 1)) ,n,er Park (52) FG FT PF TP Locke 162 114 150 425 through his megaphone how cold way or at least fake their whistles concern inccrn over unnecessary rough roueh- ! Brow n, f 2 .1 ", St. I eter DU 134 139 434 07 t i l 102 310 D v-iny, f Ward It was and why he must use the ness and the frequent brawls dur ad very 147 129 118 394 TTidiliv 1 1 ponton ro»-e*. hooks etc. Ing games games There There was was aa strong strong ••'iimv L ....simple. All the *ng 147 134 152 433 I Negrotto Some of the children, tiring of ^ 2 T * * * t d e«g°n^wdemand, mostly from the South-' Relr ev. f 701 622 670 1996 these obvious ohsterlea began hrlne^aboiri^all* »hlli* thtn»if ^"anil we**- ,,lT abolition of the "helmet Knilier. .• t.'j Total BEARCATS — (1-2) rhanline, “ I could do better than . / A . * ■ ? , ! ! . - ^ 3 h n * an block"—when a blocker lowers his Miller. i> t 2 3 Total that." A pica for <lonatlons before a few more. head and rams his hard pla«l‘r Itirhnx nd. ir 2 U Pl*7*r Actually these 10 points take in 138 130 112 38(1 the ell climb further chilled the crowd the most frequent suggestions of­ helmet Into a would-ho tackler's i fiv,.- • . . , .. ft . « ! Martin 168 145 183 486 2 jo | Luthwrood as the Civil air Patrol’s cadets fered by sports writers and broad­ face Kleelnmn. i? 115 118 102 •336 7 j ' Youg and Mr. Woods went among tha casters replying to the Associates) Roughing kicker* arid passers P**r«rlift 152 116 378 0 Fathvree cold and anxious .peetators for Press postseason questionnaire and changing the fair catch rule L'avWii. .Dll 127 121 412 i . .-I (■< Menton money. There were many other* and a to provide better protection fur ’• • Total 686 672 634 1991 Woods added a rather hum­ solid bloc who voted "leave the punt receivers alto were broiikht SANFORD (30) HEI.I.CATS — (2-1) orous touch to the whale rules alone." In. One writer proposed barni'tg Devin, t I 2 3 Total Player "spectacle" when, after climbing By far the greatest number of f the use of forearm* and elbo- In Blsbee, f 234 121 120 375 t* the first floor window, bo proposal* concerned l u b s t l t u t l o n backing, rctuping to the old sh< •- Clark, f 8 | £ ° “ al 124 116 145- 385 UI Cat none climbed down a ladder Inside and opinion was almost equally dl- $*'•T. block Others thought the • Krider, c 133 139 137 409 „ Dumont _ whether ______ the __ _____ Alois, c the building and used Ike ite ra ­ vided as to rules limiting_ the use of forearm* wu t Vos*, 89 120 209 Ziegler tor to grt to another Inside __ be tightened to end the bring enforced strictly e-• Mett*. g 125 110 235 Gaston window, which was equipped platoon system or should provide ; while several said that mand« Stafford, g 189 163 .312 SchnutU'ft with a sneclal rope that raaeked for unlimited substitution as Inpro expulsion from the game w» • < ||annum , g 605 675 676 1965 Total severe a penalty for illegal i e Total* around the first cornice to the football. BOBCATS — (1-2) third floor window. The publicity given this s e a -,of ,f,c arms Winter Park I 2 3 Total Player It was particularly humorous in ton to shifts which tend to draw \ But more than half of the ques SANFORD 134 119 111 364 Dock view of his pre-cllmblng boast.the opposition offside and which, tlonnslres either said "no change" 147 130 >3.3 410 Coa about never uilng an elevator hut according to some roaches, are or left the space blank 181 129 136 446 Bowlin# Standings Fordyce Instead always climbing ^to the 14.3 DM) 120 .363 Miller ioof of bank buildings Juat to 96 101 197 W. L. II.G. lllarkwrll meet the president. 111 111 Stine Machine 29 13 897 Wrubol, It During the flr*t cornice chin701 579 611 1891 Are Glass Tulnl 25 17 874 nlng feat. Wood* stepped through VJ-62 NAVY LEAGUE .Stanley-Rotrer 22 20 854 one of the French windows, W. L. IMS. Pott Office 20 21 844 which touched off another excuse 14 4 747 Celery City 18 24 836 Hellcat* to speak to his audience at the 12 6 805 FPL 2 30 807 JIUI neat "retting" ledge. 7 732 It Bv MERCER BAILEY Tjgerrnt* ______ Results Wednesday Night 10 8 766 W o n d * redeemed himself, ATLANTA lit — ifTeaident* of B ran at* £,c,:/ ;'2,r M rKJ’?•!;„ 6 12 701 somewhat, and saved the night Southeastern Conference school* S tate FarmerH AIarket Stine Celery Cityn I i BaU-nts 1 17 618 when he dramatically performed convened today In executive ses­ Stan-Rog. 2, l*«»t Officw 1 i Panther* H r e f t r l \ n . XI High Series a heads!and on the toe corner sion to start fashioning an athletic ittfS O H ii s r t r i : r-tU N K its edge of the hank building In program for next yasr. Pareler trttiK c r l.uo-s sr< I.uthwood High Game In the pro-bowl BBC, ...... . face of piercing cold wind*. s t s K u i i n . ri.o n iriA O n ln n a l l r u n I >••>. l i n n l l . l o - t 75 Tli* ( o l l . i w l u a |>r(r-M r * p o rl e f 1 tip j ’ea*. K n a lin h llu Mpr U . 71-100 S c h s i l t t r e t Even thtn be cenldn't reels! hi* tlon in poat-saason classic* Isn't llu. I I . k l I l S S - I On ( h e | l * a l * r * <>n Ih* HanOiM N l a l e I’- n t i- r * flare far dramatic* aa he pre­ an Dsuq-but the money lnvolve<l V t r m . r , M a r k e r f o r urniliice *»l<l In Itartlaho* i l»of r ' r * U I I . 71. 1 no ceded* (Be brief headatand by is. A pt*n before the T r u e k a r * * n 4 I x s l r r * u n in J S o Mnusah. Tallow tin Mor. It 04-4 SS n in. Dee. II. I t t z Tnmato-a ( f t II. C r a lr I* So whipping oat • h e f t flaming vnrailnes Slit. Il -k l Chrlatmaa Trtea. it.it red banner to» Indicate Indlcala the fere- •mount tif bowl money ■ school A llean * . I'ole llu ll|i r C a n a ilU n lU r h i.ao-; Ha d It/ t r of dlffl- could keep. *f the w M sn iml the _______ llre n e. Tenrterareen. c it it r e Present rule* require a aebool I i p n d l n e iin n llty Oranaaa. All cnnle* he mn*T master to per* lint Hu. Mur ts 10-1 71 Hlia* n f* : to give the Conference 25 per cent farm the feat C e h t e e e . I'l .rldA Orantfrull, Horn an II,.a II Tl-J.(40 A* soon a* his feet touched tho of Iti bowl recelpU to defray op­ >0 Ih Hi Kummmla llu tl»kt II 0ft T n n x a rln a *. Acrnnllns roof a brief clap of hand* was erating expense* A plan offered P e l e r v . KlnrMa to alia V* llox _ f're le IS 101 71 11.15-1 If bearly audible as the gigantic by Dean N. W. Dougherty of Ten­ C eOnliten MIAMI m —Tropical Park stew­ le r y . P ln rlila 17 VAIIICTIKH Pfxlio-a rrralva.l would continue the 25 tier throng melted awav In almost re­ nessee P etrol fr*«» at Hanford Mlatr Karinara Mark-l ards, who may have shattered IS.SA-t SI cent cud to the Conference, Invoke r u r u m h e r s , D e p m i l l n a from Ift a in. I»a<10. to 10 a m cord time with hut n few little Desplrito's hopes of a new an arbitrary limit on the howl <lra<l* llu l l i k t . i > i n . I is Oar. II. ISSt Total r r r r Ipla • 1 ( 1 Tony kids to greet the 56-year-old hero team > :«*nl*ni llu II. kt. II no.!.7'. uarkaaaa l.laht aoppllaa nn all pro. American riding record with a 10's take, and divide the rest as he stepped off the elevator. llure. Irrtiere, due*, ilamamt fair, innrkri innat day suspension, will decide today the purse, if any, among other I . eilrv i>trk I. A C r e t e vraalaM * airadv Preceding Woods' "climb" Col. of whether to give him furthe pun SEC schools. Huopllaa plant If ol no .l i m a . dr. ishmeut fo another faulty l . r ' u r e llle ‘ ridMe. Forrest llro< kenrldge, Capt. John g L C rete mand unnd, inftrkri nl-a.lv Other major problems confront- i ItnXOn The 17 vear old saddle sensation Andes and Mayor Strmper spoke Ing the annual meeting of SEC > was set down until Christmas eve to the large gathering about the presidents, coaches and athlet'r for allowing his mount to Interfere Importance of the CAP and tha directors Include freshman eliglbil-, with another two year-old In Wed­ rail?! training program, for ity. nrants-ln aid and television. NEW RIDING STAR By Alan M avtr nesday'* sixth race, virtually wip­ which a percentage o f the donaCol. Blake R. Van Leer, presi­ ing out his chances of breaking tlnna were earmarked. dent of Georgia Tech, strongfv op­ the record of 388 winners In a year. poses varsity status for freshmen 0 /L L Allowed to ride out hls mounts and was slated to back a move to yesterday: Desplrlto was disquallL C S T M R , end froth eligibility. Indications Stanky To Use Only for ***** letting hit 20 - y g A p - o t p ' fled i r ' in ‘the sixth *“ were that other presidents, who mount. Nlghtown. Interfere with A P P P g P T /C g 3 Coaches In 1953 have final authority, would go Dorn W., ridden by Freddie Ryan, along with Van L iar, although PPO M about 70 yards from the finish. moat of tha coachea would Ilka to MOBILE W - Manager Eddie iy g e r y/po/ptA, Nlghtown finished third but stewStanky of the St. Louis Cardinals aea Irishman ramatn avallabla for M o STA M P gD arda placed the filly last In the will face the 1W3 Nations! League vanity competition. field m 12 two-year-olds. Dorn It. P /M 6£ L P A Athletic Director T. P. Heard ol baseball season with only three was out of the money. P a r jo c k m p Louisiana State said ha would aak coaches. It appeared from the preas box PRO Pg C T 0 / Stanky said here tail night that tha president! today to abolish that tne hone bolted toward the th* appointment of former Atlanta freshman and B team schedules, P /P P /P o r p g rail near the finish, causing Ryan Cracker manager a n d major and leave yearlings avallabla for P(P/P<S P O p Q P S to take un hls mount sharply, k a r a t atar Dixie Walker complet­ varsity play. turea of the race and then make M rp e Tsanessse tossed in two recom­ ed Ida coaching staff. Mike Ryba a decision. Desplrlto could draw p /pa l 7W o M g e r s and Johnny Riddle are the other mendations to change the present another suspension that would keep o f rp g p e p y o p k 140 limit on athletic scholarships: him off the turf for the remainder 1 - Remove all restrictions as to 5 PA S O P / of 1952. four-men coaching staff, but sav* the toUl number, or Desplrlto had eight mount* yes­ 2 - Discard the 140 maximum and Mai weeks ago two of thorn, Terry terday but the best he rnold do Moore and Buziy Warts, were cut substitute an overthe-year average was two seconds and a third. iQQIf limitation of perhaps 115. During pre i meeting huddle*, , The fiery Stanky told a reporter SAXTON TO BOX in an Interview before ha spoke many SBC officials agreed that NEW YORK in — Undefeated to the Mobile Touchdown Club that Johnny Saxton faces Cuba's Raul ha hadn't worked out coaching o t ngMuy coniroiiffQ, put do con* Peres at Madison Square Garden Crete proposals were suggested. UMgBmMta. tonight in a welterweight ten The conference now. has a rule Stanky said ho considers the rounder. Cards a strong contender for the against televising any football The 22-year-old Brooklyn Negro games and the presidents had to Is a 4 to 1 favorite to win the nationally telecast scrap. 'P KACM C A B S TP0 Ith them -but not & Saxton has won 15 of his fight* ^{■•omplsccnt, by knockouts. The 20 - ‘year • old Peres h at a 51-5-2 record. M A pg a P A m t r o p , WWd foP joepg/op Ten members of A rm s* ISM P ttP fo p * -TRACKS football team are New York eteta residents. Two of them — James Ryan and Joe Lapchlrk, Jr., — come from Yonkers, N. Y, I ftr g p w a p e p ff The Brooklyn Dodgers avtraeed era propped our op ro five runs n tam e last season but . i t would,r*' A fK P lW X finished third In (ho National Lea­ , o u r o f 206 gue In team hatting with a .202 mark. i P P fr * - p o r M AP PO P A SEC Presidents Tackle “ Money” Program In College Athletics Tropical Jockeys To M ake D ecision On “Record Rider” Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT Ford Leads Miami State’s Squirrel $10,000 Open With H unting Is Aided One Stroke Lead By Acorn Growth BRISBANE. Australia in — Italy's veteran Davis Cup pair of Gianni Cucetli and Marcello del Bello rallied from the brink of TALLAHASSEE (Special) — A MIAMI, Fla. LB—Doug Ford, a defeat today to defeat India's stub­ good acorn crop during the oast born combination of Sumant Mlsra young pro from Harrison, N. Y.. year ha* helped Florida’s squirrel and Naresh Kumar in a five-setter who learned the secrets of Miami population hunting for this and give their country a 2-1 lead golf courses when he was stationed species this and year should be bettor here as a coast guardsman during In the Intenonc semi-final. the last shooting season, it The score of the match, played the war. took a one-stroke lead than was slated today by biologists nf under a blazing sun, was 1-6, l-e, Into the second round of the $10,000 the Game and Fresh Water Fish Miami Open tournament today. 6 2, 0-2, 13-11. While the favorites floundered Commission. All the thrills were packed into There are three species of squir­ the final set which required 50 In a 26 • mile - an • hour wind that minutes to play compared to only raked the 7.010-yard. Miami Spring rel here in the State, with two of 24 minutes for the first two seta municipal courte, Ford carved a them—the grey or cat squirrel and l The Indians reached match point steady three-under-par 87 In Thurs­ the fox squirrel—considered gamtIP animals. The flying squirrel, found three times In the 14th. 16th and day’! first 18-hole stretch. Ford, competing In a field of Ififl everywhere but In the southern part 20th games, but couldn't get the winning point when they needed players from 39 states and five of the State. Is non protected foreign countries, finished his op­ it. Smaller of the two game spe Italy now will need to win only ening round a stroke ahead of Art de*. the grey squirrel it found one of Saturday's concluding tin­ Wall Jr. , another comoaratlve chiefly In dense, broad-leaved gles to qualify for the intenonc newcomer to tho pro ranks, and forests and cypress swamps. The final against the United States neat Johnnv Palmer of Charlotte. N. C. fox squirrel Is an open plnewotaD In fourth place with 89s were animal and fall* as easy prey to week at Sydney. Mlsra is sched­ uled tn meet Fausto Gardinl in Jack Burke of Houston. Tex., who hunters. Fox squirrel* are slow the first tingles while Kumar and set a sensational pace on the i|-inltr and awkward in their movement* circuit last year: Dick Mayer of and are considered to be Inferior Roberto del Bello finish it off. It was learned after today's St. Petersburg. Fla.; Dick Chap­ la the grey squirrel In spnrtlnz B match that MUra suffered either man of Pinehurst, N. C., and John qualities and popularity as game animals. a hernia or rupture in the closing Cusano of Miami. ------ and' probably b i............................. stages will be unable This tournament will decide the I Squirrel fowl consists mairJy of to play Saturday. In that case his two-man fight between Burke and l acorns, nut*, pine seeds, c);c* n place will bo taken by George Ted Kroll of New Hartford. N. Y. iiasant who originally was brought for the Vardon trophy awarded balls, buds, and a variety nf m in s along aa manager. Mlsra was annually to the golfer with the best and tender vegetation. Fox squir taken to a hospital. average score for the year on the rrIs are particularly destructive to Seldom it such a radical reversal PGA circuit pine cones and either squirri-l iof form seen in first class tennis Going into the Miami Open. cnpahle of causing conslderabbas befell each pair In turn In the Kroll led with an average of 70 74 damage to citrus fruit*, pecan* amt first four set* today. for 100 rounds of tournament golf. cultivated crops adjacent to wi*.i|^ The Italians couldn’t play a lick Burke's average for 74 rounds wax lands. M at the outset and were two set* 70 66 Kroll shot a 71 Thursday. Both s|)ccic* build their nest* down before they knew what had The tournament became a wide- from twigs and leaves up in in-<hit them Then they started clay­ open affair when defending cham­ branches. Often they may select a ing and the Indians couldn't do pion Sam Snead passed It up to deserted woodpecker hole or other anything right. make a movie in Hollywood. An tree cavity for their nest*. It was pretty atrocious tennis other conspicuous absentee Is Na­ similar The squirrel's enemies are and no one could have foreseen, tional Open champion Julius Boros. numerous, and only his constant at that stage, the dramatic* In watchfulness and agility permit store for the crowd of 1.500 in him to ralat at all. .Major ene­ the final set. COLLEGE BASKETBALL mies are failure nf acorn rrn|M, By The Associated Press Unexpectedly all four player* destruction of mature forests, found their game* at once and Kansas 63 Tulane 50 severe storms, disease, mankind for 50 minutes, until Kumar netted Georgia 57 South Carolina 50 various predatory birds and f the decisive point, it was as thrill­ Louisiana State 86 Miami (Fla) 58 and ing as anyono would want tn see Howard (Ala) 81 Livingston (Ala) animals. The shooting season this year It looked as though the Italians 60 started Nov 20 and will close Feb meant to finish it In a hurry when Georgia Tthrs 79 Wofford 63 1. with n dailv bag limit nf 10 grev they broke Kumar'* weak serv­ squirrels anil one fox sutiirrel ice and took a .1st lend, but with Utah State nnd Brigham Young Squirrels are valued highly for the defeat staring them In the face, the Indian* broke Del Bello back have played two nip and tuck foot­ food, sport and recreation they fur­ in the 10th game to deuce it at ball gamaa the last two season*. nish hunters as well as Ihelr es­ 8tate won recently, 27-26, hut In thetic value to persons who see 55. them in the parks and woodlands. Del Bello fell heavily going for 1951 BY scored by 28-27. a drop shot at the net In the ltth game. He limped badly on hls right leg for several games while Cucelll carried tho burden. ‘| With Del Bello serving In the 14th gamo the Indiana reached match point at 30-40 only to miss their chance a* the towering Mlsra netted an easy shot. Two games later they had Cucelll In the same predicament, but the stocky Italian brought off a beautlful volley that clipped the sidetine to save it. The Indians had their last big c) game when they again took Cucelll to 30 40. This lime an error by Kumar broke off a long rally at the net. Now At Winn’s TV Most Advanced T V Set BeBlu ENDS CONVENTION BOCA RATON (AV-The National Coffee Association's annual con­ vention wound un at a banquet Thursday night after officer* were elected and plans made to brew a better cup or the beverage Edward Aborn, Linden, N. J., wa* re-elected president. THURSDAY NIGHT'S FIGHTS By The Associated Press FALL RIVER. Man.: Tippy Lar­ kin, 145, tiam Garfield, *in, ciu, nN.. J., j ., outnointed nuinoinien Maurice Jenkins, 150, New York, 8. NEW YORK (Sunnyaide G ar­ dena): Vlnnle D'Andrea, 156, New York, outpointed Tony Amato, 180, Hoboken. N. J., I. Know Font You’ll Buy Ford! illlllDRIbi M isf, 21-lneh PHILCO T B stom * Pittsburgh Back To t , Pier In Shrine H it 220 P*> WPO C P I/ S C O p g P Pt% nffiFii}glSSr^i GUT AGENCY IH tk e te CH1LMIN m i U N O t i IS ^ >is,*a.nHrntfi •;S ;T JM k~ Rocket Speedway • • SERVICE*] Ha Orlando, Fla. s«f This TV get At Ow Spcd^Ourfftmip Open House FrL end S at Dec. 12 -18. Free Gifts For Evtryone- �KJ Opera “Carmen” Co™e?ian skeiton To I T I • l t Undergo Operation THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Dee* II, 1*52 Page Junior High By PENNY WALLER 18 I d e v is e d I 0 SANTA MONICA, Calif. if! The Student Council of Sanford I A 1* Suffering front a painful dla- Junior High sponsored their an­ | a y f y o A l i n i a n p a phraginatic hernia, comedian Red nual Crowell-Colller magailne naif “ Q l g C / a U U l v I l l C Skelton wa* scheduled to undergo from Oct. 30 to Nov. 13 of this _____ surgery today at St. John'* Ho*- year. With the money we are buy­ water coolers. TV V i e w e r s On C’o s e d ! The ailment wa* diagnosed sev- ingFortwoyear* we have needed water LAKELAND tK -Florlda Citrus In our school. We have Mutual says the lowest acceptable Circuit E s t i m a t e d & A W & J ! X 1 Z ueS.lu£ coolers managed to use the one in the price for early and midseason Flnr A t (10,000 P e r s o n s ^ I r ^ u ^ n ^ . n r h . r . c i e ^ lunch room but it Is inconvenient Ida oranges f. n b. (at the packing for the seventh and eighth grades house) should be $2.44 a box—ID show*. By ItAY KOIIV However, friend* said, the hernia to go to the lunch room to get cents more than It was. Before the U. S Department of permitted hi* stomach to push water when changing classes. NEW YORK in-W hon the Met­ against hi* heart and lung*, caus­ As the ITA realised our need* Agriculture lowered Its estimate of ropolitan Opera's famed golden ing breathing difficulties and other for fountains, they chose that as the Florida crop Wednesday, the their project for last year. How­ lowest acceptable figure was $2 23 ^'lr’a*n l*P la*t n|kht. a silver iinploananl inleusnnt symptom*, symptom*. screen roast to coast. JThe estimate placed the crop at ,,i , . audience ... . Mr* Georgia Skelton said her ever, they were no*, able to raise •J hc ,c,l‘ca,t I husband appeared Jovial yesterday enough money for their purchase. 77 million boxes, four million less set aside the sum of of Iiiret * Carmen when "he finally made hi.* de- , They ----- did -------------- ------ - -$100 - - than on Nov 10 More than 3.000 opera lovers at ,.|,|nn l0 ,,pt it 0Vpr w||j, a* *0011 he u«ed toward the purchase of Mutual's directors announced the Met Itself were (oined elec­ as posslhcl the water coolers, provided they Thursday the average value of a tronically by thousands of other Dr Stanley Imincrman and three were purchased before Jan. 1, box of Florida oranges f. o b is natrons of 31 theatre* In 27 cities specialists will operate. The sur­ IHM3. So w are very happy anil now $281. 19 cents more Ilian tbe Total sealing capacity of the then gery is expected to lake from 3 fortunate to receive the money. $2 62 average value Wednesday tors was estimated at CO.ono Re to five hour*. The smaller the crop, the greater Some weeks ago the stlldrht port* on attendance runged from "R ed's public was unaware that body voted unanimously to pur- the competition Is for it and the half full to capacity lie had been in excruciating pain eha«e the fountains which will he higher the price. The closed circuit telecast—you since the beginning of Ids lele- installed during the Christmas The director* also upped the sea couldn't see It on your home TV vision ....... stint this season." said bis holidays. When we come hack to son average value of orange* for set—unanimously was pleasing to wife school on Jan. G wo will be happ,y canning front $1 10 to $1.30 a box. L P lct'.'.rc rcPriK*"c ‘ ' Commenting on recent reports to see the coolers, one upstairs delivered to Ihe cannery linn got few good notices. Iof family dlssentlon, Mrs. Skelton and an Identical one downstairs. Although the estimated stir of There was a sprinkling of mink 'aid: "Red and I still happen to They both have double bubblers. the grapefruit crop remains the purchased from same, the value of grapefruit for In some movie houses but the hulk ................... i,r |n love." ... He ____ spoke to iter at „ .... _. They. are bain* _ pi of the TV viewers wore their week the hospital Inst night and In their the Hanford Electric Company and canning also Increased. Mutual ex­ day elolhes and 0 few brought the children. Ilirhartl, 4'v. and Valcn ihev both have a rapacity of 12 plained that high orange prices can raise the grapefruit level. children. Popcorn was banned in linn. .V gallons The new value of grapefruit tor many of the film palaces. Six of hi* television show* have Thanks and hooray for the mag . l canning Is 74 cents a box. an in­ mine sale! The met prices ranged Irom $1 2.7 been filmed abend crease of 14 cents for standing roont to an $8 top TiltRobert C. White, Mutual’s cm theater scale was $1 20 to *7 20 tip­ nomlat, said the 77 million l»>x top rate charged here in New York eloseups good, but long shot* orange crop likely would be used nty blurry No fancy <lre«* but theater ilke Inis: 27 million Itoxes for fresh The 11 <1 lit teross-countrv ross count rv a m i li e1 nmc r< omitted popcorn and potato chips | shipment, i d j million for single watched ami listened to Rise Stev 1 |«i,d ulcli hl-i " T o n e v e r v cle ar strength juice, 2‘* million for home ens in tbe tbe title title role, role. Richard Hielii.nl T urk.! 1 m u t llip n ia l< nc very Clear ens in Toek ! and picture clear with occasional use In Florida, one million for hot er ns Don Jose pack concentrate. 3fl million for ‘Z T !,S 'Pol* of fu/xiltess"—"A few peoplr Mleaeln and Robert si Merrill a* bemoaned lack of color." froien eoncentrale, F.seamillo pe n sa c o l a ""” *!—You'u bo able Chicago: "Sound good, picture Previously it had hern estimated Cries of "bravo" at Ihe Met comment ranged from ‘not ton to get that breakfast bacon with the concentrate Industry would echoed in the theater*, whose excellent' to ‘incredibly bad’ "— no trouble once more. about 40 million boxes audiences hchnved Just about like "Mink coals mingled with house The State Livestock Sanitary take The directors extended Ihe vulun that in the staid old house ut 3<dh dresses. Hoard has lifted its five-months adjustment program Street—sonic canto In lale. whis­ "Crowd included old pork embargo for all practlca! 'T *Iv Ilnlllntnre an 3 The ttrovrsm Is pered a bit. applauded various ' many *orv-icemen"—"Technical!*- purpp’es and says the action w111! ' number* any pork Dork shortage shortaee ii nn 11" .it" ? . -.2 ,0 prevent flooding the nlcture" eliminate any .soundI belter better than picture Florida X P ’""rta*'* in m tTktU Thpy , UKKf„ w| g.ooo ,-1(rs Failing and foulness of the pie good, —“ Not wildly enthusiastic, bill tores was general, but the audience good applause for some big The action canto at a meeting I " '1 T o u ^ j ’ t T 'h . didn't seem to mind too much * ?*„ inaxlmum to be scenes" - "One 60-second Inter here Thursday at which th* board Most of the romplnints about ruptinn title to technical troubles." picture reception fame from then of Z t Z l ' of "Overpriced"—“ Hot- resirlcted "nDy ‘ to" K T of “ali | ™ ter managers and music critics letCincinnati: for Ihe ear than for tbe eye " pork from 29 , t , t . s .0 long as It | f ^ S a n d 'T . 4 t M c a rT o f n r ' a ^ Mere are some reactions on IIncomes from animals slaughtered and TV version since Oct. It. „ 800 of , grapefruit for Ihe week llnstnn: "Sound excellent, mini The 29 stalei are those which | 3 ity of picture far from good"— Sanford Man Was either never have had their swine "Interesting and musically superb With Gi*n. E i s e n h o w e r h,‘rd* attacked by vesicular exan 1enough heal to kill Ihe vesicular but everything looked peculiarly thema or have been free of it fur exanthema organisms Raw |wirk flat " at least 60 day*. may be sent in from all sl.de* WITH E I S E N H O W E R AI^is Angeles: "Applause and Tbe embargo was ordered July \ except California, Petmsvlv.inln HOARD THI. HEAVY CRUISER manv bravos"—'"Lobby comment* 23 to protect Florida hogs f r o m, and New Jersey car* to Florida ran from 'wonderful* to 'terrific' " I’SS HELENA ( EH TN O —Mak­ Ihe disease which had broken out : processing plants ing the cruiser from Guam to —"Some ft./riness due lo nnturnl in several states It Is fatal to Imports from those three states blowup of TV pleture " One movie Hawaii via Wake Island with swine but does not affect human* were barred hceause, the board exhibitor said: “Till* is Ihe wav Presidcnl-elerl Dwight II. Kl»*-n- State* which have lifted quaran- 1said, thev are doing nothing to we’re gtdng lo |f$t our customers bower ,s | " ; ,,ver It Cosgrove, *eu- tines''more "recsnTly than Co'daya!curb their vesicular exanthema bark." man, U8N, husband of Mr*. Junil ago may Import pork to Florida If outbreaks Kansas City: "Picture excellent, Co*grave of Route 1, Sanford, Fla. State Veterinarian C. Paul Vickers , States which have been free of The lleb-na i* returning to the gives his approval. but sound *itperh',Vr "Audlen. e up tbe disease for 60 day* or never piauded as If 11w 'sh o w " United State* from her third tour All other state* may Import pork have had it also may send live Detroit: "Sound very good, of combat duty in Korea. which haa been subjected to hogs to Florida IW M M N M N N N M M M N M M N M H M N M M M N aiaiM H aiaaiM I i« ll mmmmm (NHSKMMMMMOSWMMNSHHMMNMM* 3 M utual S ets Price Minimum On Citrus A t $2.44 Per Crate End O f Shortages Of Pork Products Expected In State isite ai 111111111m T ir m i n m i a New I Modern I Different I Light Up For Y u le tld t IRONING BOARD Nom a \Vr«Milh $ 011^ 1.98 New and so realistic. It’s all im-tal -- perforated Ilke moth-r's — and folds up, too. White tup, red legs. Silvrr wreath and polnsettla il--i-cir.itinti. Red electric candle with Imlti nml Imlo. 12*. 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Hooot-f. woe* shim pus. •** *•+ m + 4 MOe ik Sm i SiMMel I Vi* Our Convsnisnt Ley • Away Plan ,-viK " \ • ,4* ■iSBSSZZ___ • Atom wlasNr twtHb Ash Ahnut Our Free Hamit* DrmitnHlrulitiit Willi Our Two use I’tirlitltle TV AnU-nnus ti»«>«hssia»—i oAhaSnaOomol gaaki* - -* StMsir. Whtoo, AtpitophKMihomor SOtl V' W d r l m K t SUGGESTIONS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Reels ............................... W affle Iruns Spinning Keels ............. K lertric Clocks . Spinning Hods ............... (I. K. Irons Fishing H o d s ..... ............ Thur Aulomntic W ushcrs Tackle Iktxes .................. Hand W armers Dormeyer Food Mixers I'ocket Knives GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE 1120 Banford Avenue �SANFORD HERAIJ) Frl. Dm . 12. 19.12 Londoner To Appear At Assembly Of God BusIneHH Mirror CHURCH NEWS By SAN DAW80N III Churrh N olle* must hr urM*nlf(l at Tha Herald office by 4,uv M. on the day before publication. FIRST I’ltKSRYTKRIAN CHURCH Oak Avenue and Third Street Rev. A. G. Mrlnnls, Minister 9:45 u rn. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Anthem: "flow Shall I Filly Meet Thee", Rnch by Chancel Choir; Solo: "Still There Is Bethlehem", Dickinson by Mrs Harris Folds. Sermon by Mr Mrlnnls Church Nursery IO-45-I2:(mi eacli Sunday morning. (l:3n p m Pioneer Fellow'bin 6:30 p m Senior High Fellow ship Will have trouble finding (lie 7:30 p m Evening Worship I—and thinks the planned rut Presentation of pageant by the I in production of lank* and Young Adult Class of the Sunday Ify (ruck* won't tic much School "A Mislern Carol" by Jerry to them. (.' McNccly t government contends. In nth tsrd*, that there is no slack— FREE METHODIST CHURCH I stretch-out In defense.plans Fourth Street and l.aurrl Avrnuc t of It due to pulley change* Rev. C. Z. Miner, Pa«tnr part of It due in hug* In Ihe Sunday Bible School 9:43 a in. —has been apparent this fall John Cranston,, superintendent. t failure of government spend Classes for everyone, wllh a wel­ 0 reach the loveta originally come to all Morning Worship 11:00 a.m wn Ihe planrniaklng renter* Hear this message: "What Will 1 reporta thal the peak In We Do With It?" the pastor tiring try aircraft production, nrlgi lug Ihe message. A message on act for neat spring, may not Ihe Revised Standard Version of laehed for almost a vear lie the llllilc. Some have accepted It. I of Icrhnlrol troubles. others have burned It a message i the Defense fieparlmeni ad- that I* vital In tbric limes d Wednesday that starting In Evening Services: production of tanks and mill Y P .MK 7:00 p in bucks will be cut hack Evangelistic Service 7 30 |> nt I atrelch-out In drfense plans, Guest preacher, Rev C ft Iri ta r , may mean a rut of about rrc, will be with os from Flint, lion dollar* In military np Mich A former pastor for vear* rlatlon* In Ihe neat federal You will enjoy bearing this speak K fwhlch the taxpayer* won't rr lie sure lo bear him I. but which Industrial planPrayer Service Wednesday night had counted on at 7:30 p in All are welcome lo I new administration may see these services I differently, of course, nnd r Stretch nut spending more iitore It. sas that there It no real cut planned—Just n spreading out over a longer period. l will give Industry a milder it neat year, hut a mure alli­ ed one In 1034 nnd even 1933 H Treasury Secretary Snyder -the consoling belief that the datlnn growth and high livin'/ M I n I i "will *<u ill criiil imiii las ernniii ndanla runlinue to rrrafe. pUd and expanding demand for ooda and servleea," even ia defense boom ends 'o taka up any slack when drH Spending ebbs, Cummeree rstsry Sawyer has n committer work thinking up ways lo ex id tha civilian economy. Rusta oraanliallnnt also arc work on Oil* same problem. 'Of Uia Immediate future, rrrHr, tia ra aaami fo lie enough •Aip demand for civilian good* f axainpla: the nil Industry. Ifht car maker*, th eelectrlcal far Industry, Ihe pipe lino com da* all want melat now re vad for armament making n TIIK FIRST ItAFTlHT CHURCH of Oviedo Dr. Frank C. Morgan, Pastor 9:4.1 a m. Sunday School. Mr. It. F. Wheeler Sr.. Superintendent. 11:00 a.m. Sermon, "Ilaptlsts anil Mission* nnd Money". (1:30 p.m. Training Union. A de­ partment for everyone. 7:30 p.m. Sermon. "A Life for a Look". By Mnrt Walker BEETLE BAILEY Rrv. and Mr*. Roy Ifarthern of London, England will appear each evening at 7:44 p m at Uie Aa< scmbly of God Church, Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue, with a upeclal inuilcal program dealgned to make Chrlat real to the heart of every listener. Topica for each day are a* fol­ low*: Tuesday, "Seven Rtason* Why I Am a Baptist"; Wednesday, "What la the Next Great Event in World History?": Thursday, "The Madhouso of Hell": Friday. "How I Proved the Will of God In Coming to America"; Saturday, "Where Is the Perfect Church?’ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Prayer ASSEMBLY OF GOD Meeting anil Sunday School TeachTwelfth Street at Laurel Avenue era anil Officers .Meeting Harold K. nullork Amelia J. Bullock FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Saturday: 7:30 p.m. Special fes­ leg)? South Sanford Avenue tival of muilc and alnging aa part llrrbert J. Bass, Pastor Bible School 0:43 a.m. A Class of the evangellitlc rally. 8ermnn subject, "Bombs Ovar Britain", a for all ages. Morning Worship Service 11:00 first-hand account of man-made Hell. a.m. Sunday: 9:43 a.m. Sunday School, Christian Youlh Fellowship 6:30 a class for every age. p.m 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, Evening Service 7:30 p.m. A speaker, Evangelist Roy 0. Hariricordial welcome In all. ern. Suhlect, ^'The Chemistry of —s the Blood". CHURCH OF CHRIST 2:30 p.m. Prison evangelism, MICKEY MOUSE Flm Avenue and Second Street youth In charge. J. V. Nicholson, Minister (1:30 p.m. Chrlat'* Ambassadors' BMMi a m. Bible Study service. li no a.m Morning Worship 7:10 p.m. Evangelistic Bally with 6:30 p.m Evening Worship Rev. and Mrs. (larthern. Ser broadcast over WTRR. Sermon the mon subject: ' ‘1000 Drunkard* Topic, "The Gospel Call". "Wherrunln hr called you hv our gospel, to Ihe obtaining of Ihe glory of our laird Jesus Christ." 2 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tlies* 2:11. J. E, MeMInley. Minister Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Bible Study 9:43 a.m. Sunday School. A class Visitors always welcome for every age 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Sermon theme: "They Misted FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Christmas". t'srk Avenue at Sltth Strrel 6:30 p.m. Intermediate and Sen W. P. Brook* Jr.. Pastor lor Youlh Fellowship Service. John I,. Miller 7:30 p.m Evening Worship Ser Minister of Education “ We've Saved A Place For You" mon theme: "We Have Seen Ills . unday School 9:43 a.m. "Bring Star " *'l Ihe family." We provide a place UPHALA COMMUNITY for every member of the family PHESHYTKItlAN CHUIICH Even (be babies Rev. C. C. White, Minister Morning Worship II.on a in Rraular services Sermon by W P Brooks Jr Training Union 6:15 n.in Unions Unified Service* 10:00 a.m. for all age groups Nursery for Church nrlinol and talk by pnstor. Ibe babies Young Peoplo’s Meeting 7:00 Evening Worship 7:30 p m Her p.m. mon by W P. Brooks Jr Evening Hervire 7;fl0 p.m. Wednesday Evening Service 7:.Vi Wednssdnv evening* 7:00 p.m. p.m Prayer and lllbln Study. Nursery provided at all Sunday Mr*. Paul Marr* — Pianist. Services amt also Ihe Wednesday Mr. Alfred Erlesnn, 8upt. of Evening Service. Cburch School. "Every Room As War.n A* Your Mr. Georgs Pciold, Trailer — Home " midweek aervlcc. Weir' me PIGMI /Aren m y v jr cop ME.' . By W»H Disney N \\C O X.39 ^T(?APV I WERE C«.AV N O W .. .! f r o ." n o w o n ... i 'aa i3 0 in <3 t o 5MOW t h i s * « i_ e e c iu A \» a l o t _________ , , o p ceo P C C T .. Y o u always got a fteen player* on Navy's all aouad live In Pemi*ylv*nla. are Ohio resilient*. Your operating records will bear witness that you always get a better deal und a belter buy with Chev­ rolet trucks. Here’s why: Chevrolet trucks take the roughest jobs In stride. You'll find Chevrolet dependability and economy mean more work done for less money. Chevrolet trucks arc famous for their thrifty ways-bring you dollar and cents savings every mile you drive. That’s why there nre more Chevrolet (rucks in use than any other make. Come In nnd see just how much more Chevrolet trucks offer. See how much less you need to pay. Itlon relieves promptly becaut* SEVENTH I) VY ADVENTIST t tn the seat of Ihe trouble CHURCH sen and espel germ laden and aid nature lo toolha and Seventh Nlrerl *nd Elm Avenue li. E. Mrualng, l ’n*tor g, tender, Inflamed bronchial ('hurch S m lc c 11:0(1 n.m. SatiM*. Guaranteed lo pirate you iv refunded. Crcomutilon hae urilsv • last of millions of users. Saldnith S< ImkiI 0:30 n.m. Mrs. II. Iluikiicr, supciliitiimlrtit, I'rnycr Meeting Wednesday fl:0(l ® p.m. with Chevrolet trucks! A bttt$r buy. . . THIY HIT tOR UIIS—Chevrolet trucks list for leu than comparable models oC any other make because no other manufacturer can match Chev­ rolet's larfe-vohim* production economies. LOW* OWHATION AND AUUNTINANCI COSTS - Valve-ln-Hcad design to both Loadmatter and Thrifimaster eoglnM means extra gas and oil *001101117. Tha ntr^ngth of sturdy Hypoid rear axles, the rigid chanpel-type frames, FlcxiMounted cabs, recirculating ball-gear steering, synchro-mesh transraUslop and manyother Chavrolet features assure your Chevrolet truck of extra long life, of Jow-cotf ppcraUoo and upkeep. . . 1 ?. A* *• TfeADITIONAUY HIOHW TflADUN-Chevrolet trucks keep their value longer! That Uposi­ tive proof of the greater value built IntoChevrolet trucks and it Is a wonderful plus measured In dollar-savinp at trade-in time. CHEVROLET - W W - V F ’ Neo-Akehellc Ki« No* Is tha *raad«*t Eg* No* you M(l your holiday *uaata—-or your elrilM m A rkh* areantyNUMolh hlaad al •a dairy praduet* and delicious flavor- You Ml more truck for your moaey and for leu L. U "i*. e_td -* • * *0. . ■ ,M who are atospdy enjayia* tha mufti qln h h p w ffo la L HOLLER 3. i �. Used Car A' " u n H i i i i l in 11 • )in*t b n * I nr» oil nighno t Hi u f >|.«| tltlsiid. Semlnolr i . irtf y. V\.\ un«trr the fU l U l t ' i m 11•«itio < l s l o t M o t e l ' a nd that m *» i n r r tl * t » - r anlfl m i l l ' - |i«|i fg-i.t M in 11<•« t i l m * o f t I t «* Pit t it |on« Nn m e S tatute l» n ll Set . -fiUF*lerM .1 <S*1tatu I9ir M vtiinM lb5-••*i'i» -f Itin 1•ulttesCiM t • •f S v t ii - iii•!•• ' ) F l m l-la Sale »nd Mr** '! S Ste* k «Itt nerjl M i l II I III % %|l \ * v vii . it- in * i n k i | o \ \ u Y i »i i a r e b e n »•» n o tifie d T«• M i ICi••I I «I I in Heel, 1051 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe Gyrqmalic Transmission, Radio— Heater — Seat Covers $1895 «r 1050 Dodge Meadowbrook I Door Sedan Fluid Drive — Gypsy Green $1445 1040 Ford 2 Door Sedan Over Drive $1147 F o r H c sii IIn T h e l i i | l ( * i t t n t r a t e * a|*l‘l f I •• a ll U a n t t * l * i m h l t M i r d In T'lie that KI.oitK.VrK W o o l ’ I.K? 4Ml I MM, *»»• p itiim irf. ii.i«» r i l e d i n n e f C o m pl.t In t f m it i \ •r i ii Kn ln « t v i m i Vnii • b e l r l i y r»-<|titr*.| file V nl ir U fltte ll ilefetiH. « If il M> . Ill the • l e r k * « If f 6* • III .*» I I I I i|. C l.it 1*1 t ! *«• • a l i i • *•• in t»l.. i •11 M e l t i n g ii i o|»y | M .e re .- f oh P l a i n t i f f - . i t t m l i e ) a dft 1 • b e f o r e .1.t i n t . l i t t .* to*..! F u llin g i t<> i| n -*•* J ll d m u e i t ’ u til be (-lit. red u u u li i' - t ) o i i S.*ld e It |M nemllnfC III | lb*- f i r * ttll i* ii ii r t In S u n f - ’ n l . Kl«»r , Id a. in* CltrttH-ery v • M i l .iinl t h e . t i t l e of t h e ••Mtn. |n F ld H lK .N t'F W O O D l.K Y <) It I M M. rl.tln l Iff v* ' M . K I I K I t .1 t i l t I M M . D e f e n d a n t W I T N I ' S S III) b u n d ,«nd «*ffl* 1*1 0r . l l *»f Mild «*1*111 1 it S a n f o r d . Hem * I n o i e C o u n t y . F l o i l d a . «»n t h i s J n l d i v **f Dei e m b e r A D . I '.'S3 H P | |**t ihImII. g 1040 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe Fluid Drive—Heater $|282 c l e r k C l r e u l l «*otirt i t ' l r * ult * ***i i 11 H eal • III T T \ \K H ID C 1 K I I I North It H o l t A t t o r n e y * f«*r P l a i n t i f f C n r o ll . K ln r l. t ,. 1050 Dodge Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan — Seat Covers 0 3 4 6 Srinfotd lleraltl. I time Mr t^r line .1 llmr* ltl«* |*er line «l lime* Hr |»er line •*l Hmea Oe |*er line i*er line l**r I r a t l * I'b r Fasy Terms — I aiyv IIA Soulh I’nlmrtti, Monthly Payments PHONIC IIS t- \ »I’liue FOR | W E I. V K OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON *- j O ZA ItK IKK t. lj H i. mm- i o n 311- SANFORD HICRAI.I) V R IM 11 | Vp.i r l m . n l \v Phone pm IV Ju A 0 /\uU N*vi:. Hunk IliHliling , . 'm—i. lit aft. r K iiv Cn l t n pm . n . .in . I low ti paym ent U'axi R.il.im. nmnihly Harrltoa.. A < ...m l, 1 HO West First I'll.me i t ' EN.IDY t MIIINI At A-. t\ MW lit),ME! New a Reilto*.m V*.*m , D»k floors. L l k'r lot plrmll.l neighborhood. $ 9 , 5 0 0 . X . I t .i x i i h i Down. Balance Pin OO p e l m o n t h Another Neve Home ji.st mil ol. City, yilly f 1,500 on, Kdd.eo ronlmird I , ROOM House. Utdxlde f i l l 120 It. on paved s i r e d . 7*81 (t d rep J8 fruit trees, floe carditi sjx.lI 11,500 00 I. W. >MM„ IU.AI IDII Florida State Rank Ride •Tall Hall" I'linnr ll.A 3 Redrimin House Separate Do. hilt lliM.tn Flreplaee St reeoed I’orrh • Nrparille garage Noe yard Furnished $10,500 Terms 2 lledrtM.rn f'H Home Si reeni'd Porrlt Completely tori..shell lo Include rugs no Hour and radio • inner leaving will snirjfhr for $fl,.V»t 3 Bedroom Home Klleben eipilp tied Lively yard $l.vxt will bamllr llalaoie easy terms These homes are lo exclte.it lo eatlonx nml are among nor very lirxt huvx, ST. JDllN'S REALTY CD. II8 N. r a n t Ave. I’hone Il 2(t Hanford, Florida NEWLY DEC0IIATED 2 beilrm.m house. All olcrlrlc kitchen 2 large lot*. 1401 I'nlntello Ave. lets for -ale 5 weeks old t eli'fV A v e . Tel VMM is i 'i o . i i ' ■ i n ; vv I'.HIIM ||X 14 VI 11>x| 1,|;11 | Willi V 1 1 . (lo 1 Vd . I' . VI 1 M 1 Ll \ \ \ D « f 1 \ > 1il, .. | •• « .* 1 M. l.l 1ill A O . Ill 1III 1 'ii. i V - »i.l 114 M I R IVolili •pair Job” •" .III). II 1 ' M 1 Kor Ml .M C onlr art and re pair wmk estim ates II I. I l.i • n•• x Sanford Ave Pltmie If."H IH e -o| f Mil N E T S Fm m ie.1 lop . Wood work Ini! 512 S . n l o . d Phone 5o!. \V and I I ' l I \ nl Vw 1.1 . , | i \' r \*4- IM \ * l h G*i m c 1 11 even AMil MV4.' m || fll. Ill I .lllc a U n i I -i-.l f a t s s i'i o r . I .. 1111 , . . . I ..1 d if V 1 *1 I.' 1 VI.’ 1 .■ •'iih ..... . monev to n vv. 1 1 ■ m 'in ' .1* ■! -till 11 *1 l**v WjmI s woith 't i v . i i i i ip , 1 .rlan do h- EARN I'AIN I t I. 'P 'i. Rmlv « "k 520 Kelli Rid. Farm Noppllrx • M gehlnm —8 ll'VI Du FEEDS MEt.P WANTED i -1 0 i N p e u e n m l H r , ike Al an in set tm in Ptmn. to si S E T T L E D L O C A L white man with giiii'ei v rxperlet.ee for pennonrot po.liion Write llox .1 F c ' n Herald ™ .5 II \t SITUATIONS AVANTED - | | HAIIY ailTIN H -bnxl nf refer elites Mr. Miriam Vlmip, t.lu.ito 101.3 M r lilt 1 1»»* * .It. P FRUI T ' M l ' - E a s t |-i s» I 'llfllt.’ I i I ' r l n v mid '! • H Frottl End ami update :t ll.s Eire.tone llrake Drpt No drill 15 ll.x er. steady work Vni'atton fjimd R o b b s ' pav for right parly Firestone Stoles ’O' i ..mu......... f fumiiitlclr plrte Hoc ! I.AUNDRA vv i *RK IhmC'* TuxjMlfi F r e d in h . *. P h . . 1'. ' nl. Mil M> R a k . 1 1 , ,U . Is, I n Plmne ................. ........................... • .* f J • l l *« -1 1 |4 Ai ill t .i !l • " l:..Ia n ■ I-1 Ilul lt> \ '. 1 4 T» .• IH) l illU ll \M t .. * .| •;.*• . a. . a | .t i- 1 1 ho. i: i inHiv i;it 1113 E. I .'till SI. NOTH i s I'linilr I . ' I M •• * «• j IP .IN VI N 1‘ .'JO I lot Ills 1* D I '• ' t ; n 50 iii. 1 - -i * 1 n 1 f r" G i’ VI l l I I I II M l : A'. do • 1 ' ■' i n t. .». M 1\ III. 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E.stHblixhed Very cl 1 ..II 122*1 .1 . i l l . . 3 10 w allpaper yon p io i h .L e Iriilll flH t ll l c.mmI Imsloexx 1.1v| iic rpinrlcra If IH bi'lwi'i'ii now .ilul I '.III Isi III tin i |) III dealtetl ExeelK't l" foe mart ami Make ynnr selei Icm fiom ll.c wife lo operali' For details write 1'* nn* r\ . largest assiyD io'iil ... < eid ra1 . l . i n R ARY . . . llox ILAS. 1e/o" Herald ; | ,i. on | *0*1 i I ' l l i ' l i l , mid.lmii Flo rid a Help hWqI| 'I " ' Ninas M n II. V' ' PRACTICAL Nurse deslrei offerbii! id your i l . o i d i ..ml ex ours bring l.l'W lit ...fly In vn.ll I.in.li log nll(1 and ,.,.,.v baby >m,nL, silting Norse • Ii VI Eli 'iihuii ... i m gr nl the slime liii.e *olando Wall Phone 1007*W tiooil roudltlim f a l l 110 or 408 p ap e r Co , H05 Kind Washliiglim Magnolia Avenue COMPANION Whore other help lit., Orlando a 3 PM kept Avalliiltle Decemher Ma tore, refined, enpable, rongen' .al, good render. Last plnrr (l yrx. fin nnywhere, prefer Flor­ DU. II K. KING IM B IN ida llox X.l'll. 5H8 3th Ave.. N. (T J IIlO U K A IT im V. IH, N V P lr a x e ' rail for a|i|Milnllt.»pl 1007 Hanfor ph. in MUST SELL! Lively Masohry' I'-’— l|u«lnraa Opporlunlllca —I) Hitngnlmv. You'll Ihormtghly cm Ehlorouhyll Hum i Iwo bedroom home Com Hlxlrfbutorahip plftc with lllc hath, attached ga Spare Time I - N(> Selling rage, jalntialrd poreh and roiy IILOROPIIYIiL C.lJjif a_ MU blu packatmosphere crented bv owner age seller taller nt 150 In All drug­ Uni For full particular* and appointstore*, now available thru Ihr 3c * menl to lnapevl Call 732. coin operated dispenser*. dDpcnxefx. Need IIARRLMAN A LRIIMI.F.Y ‘ * r ‘to *«yt * * * 40'A IM W. Flral of rnllcclJmt*. Helling. “ HIOIIUND PARK • UH Colonial 5W « weekly den Way. 2 bedrooms, screened devoted Con ... porch, car portc, space healer, Tx."S8 time with 17900.1 nr Incom* refrigerator, stove nml Venetian imlcollnl. 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DOSS cfimoi'iiArrou E s t im a t e s Phone 1 .111 ' li p m for appolldiiieol —3 R VRTH I.ES FOR SAI.K FU R N ISH ED O V R V l.l' a p a il nipol F ie r i lie kitchen Roa-on able Near lla - e next to F a r m e r - ' Viielion M aik e l on Hi c Iiw .in 17 112 .10:, Iti: M.TOIIS If wo. want to Roy, Held or Sell, I See f IV. IIVI.I., Realtor I'lm Ida S tale Rank ItultdinK - f a l l H a ll" Plmne I fM RO M VWAV AND II VIIV IIK lm J a v . week or tnoulh I'd l l ' . riirndiire f e i i l e r . Oil VV l ' i r -1 Seminole County Motors S tre e t li ne . " mu» til. Mill he in i e|*|ei| «»»rr the Tr|e|ini*ue .»** nientyrnadMtii rhnm e If o.iir name l« lifted In the telr|*hone tmuk. la return fur tl.1« nn mu iiuhIntloit Ihr nilie rth rr l« e«|»reteil to |»ay |»r**»M|*tl) • In order for u . to ren.'* r flir t*r«l p.*..lli|p *r ti Irr, nil U a n i t il. imimi be In our tiff Irr on Ihr da) before puhlleat Inn. IMeme nolll) u« loiHtmllafeD If an error **mi>. in )«.Mr M,f. " r «nnn..| be reaioinalblr fur im»rr than one iNi-nriei-l lu«er> lion */lrs| Street .'•10 Knnl to t he line Ol’ lQS] K ilt 1ST r.YKS EXAMINED OI.ASSKS FITTED • H tin t, ln«ertlnn ln*rrll.tii ln«rrtl«*n 1t*«rrll«.tt t ontraet Il«*iihie llntr l or lllm k l in e ( np« DR. C. U PRRSONS Many Others ■ n - i— ^ Ig M MlMgWfc. w ■ 1 -III:AI. ESTATE FOR SALE—3 R— business o r p o in t n it ii :s | n - notices . m w t w i s - n viAHAf.K apartment newly paint- KAHN $10014) or more per month : W N.it \ i IM; i.pcmnc of Sanford addressing envelope- m -pare I \vetme Fish . . i mp loealed find c l m ft by 500 ft lot I’ n-Uy lawn ii. front. llltte at home liy hand or t\pe i o( Sat.turd Aw’iiue on l.ake .fe»> writer Send $1 no for information -up Itoal- tor toot bail for -ale, Also and in-trnctloii' Si.it >v t o . EUI If IhmI m o'll home newly perch l>il 111 u now 1 ..me mil and Dept HO, Roxlmry St.itton. |i.»x calcli a -trine! inunleil all convenience* nml IP 112. Itoxhiiry 10. Ma*- Monev Keren Ian.I Phone (Ofl-W I * IIIV IN1 1 | o New ( irloan- I let c 111 J l 4 l L Uttaranlee her t'> Want two rid e r. li ef CITY HOME • COUNTRY II— SPECIAI. SEHVII I 11 •1 cm e- c w ham;i ■' ( all Vir ADVANTAHKS R a-e cxii'ii-ion 2.'*. 2 lledroom lovely home. surround <■1 with l.eautlf.il oaks nml 13 NEW FLOORS stirfai . .1 to p,-r HON M l llHINSON S fection Old floor- 1 ..to like henriiu! citrus free- on 8 lots III \t I V SHOP new Elnishim:. clt tiln : ami with considerable rieh garden 1 Inn s.iiiiiini \w waxlntf, also portable p .wn plant area Home is inmlern In every Servini! Seminole t ’o itd\ -lin e ' c'pci I Floor fornnee. heatitiful VI I O M O IIII I s | |( \ | | | I I S 1: 1025. II M. (ileasim. Lake Marj fl.-ws, -p.i.i.iii- room-, attie fan. Iircplacc Abo large two ear ga­ I. I. SILL-Pinnu reihou'iati pun P Vi'h VIID . 1 le 111 rage with utility room nml holil.y VV .. II 1 I,. «p * 10 I.. .. * .. .11., Phone fill W lloitle 1 Suttford 'hop will, -mall apartment time .|I .*' ll " . ■< W e allow $3.(Mm down amt *75 iM» LAWN M O W E R S sharpened 111 • 1.1! I XVV |. per month will handlo this lovecycles repaired Shimi iii « II l l - V\ I I I I s In estate Kxelusivc. SKMINOI.K Ff 4th St I III! s \| |. V I o a d .le r IIK.AI.TY* Phone 27. I3») Man I’ ll me ' ' ORt.ANDO Mornini: Sentinel, o r noIni Ale lando Ev en in g S la r f a l l Ralph 1 *1•. .1. V 1 e»n YEAR old) attractive 3 bedroom R a y , IH15 J Pill..'II I ' l • 1: i n . ai >m. borne Double corner lot with |'|l,...e •»' I t I 1 ' 11 1 1x1 and AWNTNCS hree/oway and ear port. 2130 • Ml p | • I'la.-tie. Alnmimmi 1 on I ■> _Mytlle Avenue Phone 1I5T.I Use HKRAIjI) WANT ADS i h iiii Mr Pag* 5 f r l. D « . 1 1 3 5 : 1/fgul INotire •'It 111lot 4 jltlHK .v, N " t b * « <*• l i e f r t . j * g(« r n t l i ^- t1 tve 1*11 W x ... cnB ga UOY WAUL Phone 17.12 — 17 III mim Body Work STANDARD BODY CO. .. CARS PATNTRD - K«nl Bulldins Phone 17 202 Commercial g i - ia i .- a - ir . L ■ ■ .' - i'l ■ ' " i N % C S S A i _______________ % >«Hl •«** • �YJvHjl f — ------- ---- . THE SANFORD HERALD F i |i I t FrL Dee. IS, IMS Inauguration Of N ew F ast F reigh t Blues In The News Governor McCarty Service Is B egun By BOB ANTHONY •i, In keeping with the Christmas aplrlt, Uie Public Worka Depart­ ment at NAAS la putting up deco­ ration! all around the station. A loud apeaker ayatem hna been aet up outaide the Chapel and it wbs given a try-out yesterday with a recording of a Chelations hymn. Another indication of the nearnesa of Christmas U the inony men preparing for th at long-awaited leave thut will taka them home for Chrlatmaa or New Year'a. The holiday leave period aboard the atatlon will be divided into two acctlona — Christman and New Year’a. Tho Chrlatmaa leave period will be from Dec. 10 to Dec. 20 and the New Year’a leave period will bo from Dec. 110 to Jan. 10. Home men have chosen to he home for Christmas and some men will be home to see the now year in hut there will olao he acme men who will stay right here In Hanford for the entire holiday aeason. And thoae men who will be ataying here can be assured that the men at the Galley will be preparing and aarvlng the traditional Navy turkey dinner to crl«*HnU® Christmas ^V h e National F.margcncy Ground Defenae Force haa asaombled for the laat time thl* year. After a ■hort drill period Tuesday after­ noon, It was announced that there will be no more meetings until after the first of the new year at which time there will probably be many new men rrplnclng the pre­ sent members of the Force. William O. Ilensch, aviation ma­ chinist's mate third class, reported aboard NAAH tour of sea duly- Hla wife Is st a t home In Taylors. 8. C. but Bill nays he plans to bring her to Han­ ford soon. He has been assigned to the Special Services department " Harold E. Bhepherd, air control- man third class, recelvad^aomegood newa recently when he learned he haa been accepted a t the u . H. Naval Preparatory School In Bainbridge, Md. Harold la attached to the operations department here and he will leave today for Bainbridge. His home la In Montgom­ ery, Ala. Graduates of the I rep School are select*! to be enrolled as students at the U- B-. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Good luck to you Harold. Here’s honing you have a long and successful career In the Naval service. Louis P. Vlnclgucrra, Jr. has left NAAH for Norfolk, Va. where ha will become a »»udenl In the Class “BM Yeoman School there. “Vince" la a yeoman second class and Is especially Interested In leamnl gshorthaml at the service school. A native Floridian. Vince halls from Melbourne. ID; will he In school In Norfolk for 10 weeks TALLAHASSEE—Everybody's In­ vited. but there'll be no special In­ vitations when Florida inaugurates Dan McCarty of Fort Pierce as governor for the next four years. Inaugural chairman Justice El wyn Thomas aaya all the ccremon lea of the inauguration are open to the public and there'll be no special Invitations to the .Inn. 0 activities. Even state officials, legislators, and members of the official famil lea of the In-coming and out-going tovemor won’t get special Invlta Iona to come. There'll be...seats near the platform for officials, with room for some 13,000 people within seeing distance of the cere­ monies. For the first lime In State his­ tory, the ceremonies are going to be held on the we.it side of the capitol. This will make ft possible for more people to witness the In­ auguration. The ceremonies will start at 11:90 a m. with an address by out going Governor Fuller Warren first on (ho p ngram . At 12:00 noon the chief Justice •Ui of the Florida Supreme Court, If. L. Behring, will admlnliter ........................of the oath offl Klee and Mc­ Carty will be officially Governor of Wide. ■An Inaugural speech by Governor McCarty follows, with this phase fol' of the program scheduled to con­ clude by 11:43. A parade down Tallahassee's Monroe Street, headed by the Fort Pierce High School band, starts at 1:)0. A general Invitation for counties to send bands and floats haa been Extended to all counties. Banda wanting to enter the parade should contact the local Clerk of Circuit Court, or the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce. However, the Inaugural Commite baa emptoaalied that It's mak­ ing no effort to get a float or band from every county and doesn’t expect to make up an extravagan ta. McCarty's first Instruction to the committee was to plan an in auguratlon day In keeping with the dignity of the office. The evening of Inauguration day there'll bo lour n r Inaugural ‘ ' ‘halls, “ , , ’- — _______ includingg one at Florida. .A.. _____ k M College for to top off the llau'a nn4 1ni Negroes, II.. . day's activities. Tho inauguration Is a four-year highlight In this Capital City and local citizens are looking forward to perhaps the largest Influx of visitors of all time. Here's a good menu for a buf­ fet supper? Baked" ham with aiaimu j OHIO rUlfe Jtalsln nailer, .Sauce, Potato Puff, COlO cole "law with attractive garnish, hot buttered biscuits. Hervn n layer cuke or applo plo with cheeso for dessert — with lots of hot strong coffee, of course. .Serve deviled ham aandwlchos with cream of tomato soup for n weekday lunch. Kroah fruit — penra, apples, or grapes — taste good after thla combination. after which he will return to San­ ford for duty. Examinations were given today to candidates for the Limited Duty Officer Program throughout the Naval service. Two men to lake the exams aboard this station wen. John J. Davie, boatswain's mate first class of NAAH and Joseph C. Kerinon, uvlatlon machinist's mate chief, of FAHRON 821. To be eli­ his progr___________ gible for thla program an enlist..' w M tN VOU DAYS TO REMEMBER • • • • • Is Open To Public WEDDING BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CHRISTMAS MOTHERS DAY Always Nice To Gita man must Imi a first class petty THE ESSEX STUDIO ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGllAPIIF.lt 108 NORTH PARK AVENUE FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 870 officer or higher, be a high school graduate, have at leaat ten yenni of honorable service In tho Navy, Lo In perfect physical condition and be recommended by hla com­ manding officer. Those men finally aeloctod through thla program ure commissioned aa Ensign, Limited Duty Status. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 180 u u l 1071 Room 404 Sanford Atlantic N alleiul Beak BalWIng By 2 Rail Lines A fast new freight service will be inaugurated on a fourday aweek basla for rail shippers of Florida perishables to easternbound markets beginning with loadings Monday a n d lasting through the growing season, It was announced today by the At­ lantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line railroads. The service will he effective on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays of each week through tho season with the exception of tho week of Dec. 21-27 and Monday, Dec. 29. At the request of many shippers and receivers of Florida perish nblcs, the ACL and Seaboard lines decided to Institute this service on an experimental basis In collabor­ ation with northern connecting lines. This new service will provide third morning market arrivals at Washington, Baltimore, I'hlladelhln. Newark, Jersey City and few York. A somewhat similar service was operated during a por­ tion of the shipping season in 1947-48, hut the new schedules, which become effective Monday, will give shippers about three hours additional loading time with Ihc same market deflverlrs at destl nations as afforded hy the 1947-48 service period. Slnrt- this ihlril morning delivery service Is being conducted on an experimental basis, It will he maintained only If patronage jus­ tifies continuing the period. The present fourth morning schedules from Florida to Eastern markets will continue and will lie In addition to the new third morn­ ing service R Billy May To Marry His Agent’s Ex-Wife HOLLYWOOD t n - Bandleader Billy May Is going to marry the divorced wife of his business ngent. Carlos Gastcl. and Gnstcl, In i reciprocal mood, is going to wed the former Mrs. Hilly May That’s the- way things urn. says May's press agent. Gene Howard, who added that .Mrs. Gnstel and May are in Bloomington, III., where May is on lour with his orchestra. Gastel and Mrs. May are due hack from an eastern trip today, said Howard May and Mrs. Gastel are expected home Just be­ fore Christmas. The Mays were divorced Nov 21. the G.istets Dee 2 Doth wives alleged cruelty Doth have two children tiy their divorced mote*. Howard said the quadrangle started when Gastel began man­ aging May a year ago. "lie became friendly with Billy's wife," sold Howard, "and It got to be n constant thing. With Billy and Mrs. Gastcl It seemed to start out ux a mutter of crying on each other's shoulder, hut soon they were being seen together a lot." Continued Alertness By Iin.si m ss !h Urged ST. PETERSBURG bf)—Florida businessmen will have to keep their eve* peeled for economic op­ portunities to maintain the present rate of progress, n State Chamber of Commerce executive sold hero today Harold Colee, Jacksonville, ex­ ecutive vice president of the State Chamber, cited growth of the cit­ rus Industry, tourist business, cat­ tle Industry, lumber , phosphate uml oilier Industries. "It Is a fact that no state today is doing more than Florida to quicken the movement of tho dol­ osltlon of Its people," Colee sold in a talk prepared for noon de­ livery to tho 8t. Petersburg Rotary Club. Colee went on to caution against thinking that under auch circum­ stance* "the forward of each of ipcnsed, He told __________________ „ let their Imaginative and coiutructivo facilities alow down, but to engage in "economic sky scannlntf** ti nlnu'T more than ever. "It “ It la Is one habit oil Florida muit engage In, to • greater degree than ha* heretofore keen necn thi the caae," Colee laid. “The looner the bettor, and in all It-------: .. important‘ economic nooki and corners. Hal Boyle Column By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK t f t - Success can cost too much. And If men have to start wearing girdles to achieve It-wcll, success haa plumb priced itself out of the market for the average man. The Idea that the American male needi a girdle to get ahead In a woman’s world belongs to Dr. Bur­ gess Gordon, president of the Women’s Medical College in Phil­ adelphia. The distinguished medic soya girdles contribute to a gal's senso of well being by elevating her abdomen, thus allowing her to get more air Into her lungs and oxygen lygen Into I her body tissues. And If men are going to compete with women successfully, he be lleves they IIW hadU better UUllVI start 9I«I I wear in^thjs secret success weapon, too. ..'ell, I have Just completed a poll of IS men on tills question, and they voted 14-tn-t as follows: "If wearing a girdle is to spell tho difference between success and failure, we'll give up right now and go fishing. I.cl women rule the world." The only negative vote was from a middle-aged f a follow \<ho pulled me ailde and whispered: "I've been wearing a Wr.lle for five years, but it la s been ten years since I got a ru‘ - in psv Do you think mv girdle i* tool tight or too loose?" Tlhe surprising thing about Ihc poll Is that the men didn't nh - - • I to girdles on the grounds they I were unmanly, or th;il George Washington had managed to win a war without the help of u corset. The chief objection n - |*>nt gir­ dles for men ore hcxic.illy imprac­ tical. v | "My wife looks heller in e girdle and it is o-dv rea<rmuMr lo udmil Ih.'it I would, too " '-old n-ie itnil "Rut here’s ilu- problem. II lakes all the muscle that both my wife and 1 have lo pour her into u girdle now. "There just Isn't enough strength ’ our family to get us both into irdlea. ........................eu If I started wearing a gir­ lie. she would cither have to quit •earin g hera or I would havo to cep a hired man around Just to m-lp me squirm Into mine.” Another man said he felt confi­ dent about competing In the bus­ iness world against womon, heeause he was sure their elaitlc armor was actually a handicap lo them. "They have to .struggle so hard getting Into their girdles they ar­ rive at the office exhausted, amt it is noon before thev have rested up enough to tackle nnv real work," he said. "By then I’ve got most of mv day's work done." And a third commented: "Oxygen Isn’t so scarce a man has to wear a girdle to get it. If you need more oxygen, wouldn't it be simpler Just to keep on oxy­ gen mask handy, like airplane pllota do?" For two generations American men have forged ahead hy followtiger’s two basic rules ing Horatio Aljfer’s for attaining iiicccsa: 1Hard work. 2 - Save a banker's child from being trampled by a runaway horse. Both of these rules are hard enough to follow. If Dr. Gordon is going to add a third formula for aucceii-"w ear a girdle' “ ortll nary man Is lust going to decide the game Isn't worth tho candle. lie'll go down on tho Bowery and tell the nearest bum to move over. NOW Jellied tomato salad haa ao many uses — It’s delicious served with a cheese souffle, broiled shrimp, filed fish fillets, or roast beef. Flavor the tomato Juice used fur the sula.l with grate.] onlno, lemun juice, and freshly-ground ..........................>lypepper. Finely diced celery added Cream - style cottage ch< mixed with Roouefort or bluo cheese (crumbled), sour cream, Worcestershire and grated onion, makes u delicious salad dressing. *'s£,$y New and Used Instruments All Leading Makes Repairs and Reconditioning Bukur’s Musical Instrument Shop to this aspic makes for good tex­ ture contrast. Phone 1419 2004 Cedar Aveane NO MO N E Y DOWN Two Whole Y ears To Pay . . . As L ittle AS *1.25 P er Week Use Our Easy Pay Plan or Our Christmas Layaway l 0 A N ( MISl l> HI A l l ^ GENERAL E L E CT RI C Refrigerators priced from $199.05 Ranges priced from $169.95 Automatic Washers $299.95 Wringer Washers $ 99.95 ....................................... m • i ........................... o x GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION Completely Installed SET pav Pay Only Includes • l.ong John Antennae • Itogen Booster H 88M I I » t t t T r " “ 0n| ja.no Per Week $ i 9 .or, D ow n p H cp lS°5y 05 * r lte .................................... a a a a a a a a * Electric- S E E O U R C O M P L E T E LIN E O F X M A S fT O Y S See Our LARGE DISPLAY GENERAL ELECTRIC COLUMBIA BICYCLES AUTOMATIC CLOCK RADIOS • CLOCKS • IRONS AUTOMATIC TOASTERS SANDWICH GRILLS MIXERS TRICYCLES - WAGONS - AUTOS - TRACTORS Choose Now. and Use Our l.aynway I'lan '"W Sm m w m 1 II. 1*. • 3 II. 1*. • , MOTOROLA CAR R A D IO S 1 12 II. 1*. Universal Model -101 Prices From $||8«50 AS LITTLE AS 12.35 PER W EEK 12 MONTHS TO PAY! Under Dash $ ^ Q . 9 5 ' V ‘t i J Completely Installed SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS AT “the friendly store” Goodyear Service Stores SANFORD, FLORIDA 113 SOUTH PARK AVE. PHONES 222 - 223 © IV D I S P L A Y - T u e U e m t m f u l 1™ l) u a l-S lr ,n k ] ) O J t j j a c *MF it\ n Q ! N * ^ ft "We limply can no longer afford drift, or to trust to luck. \ h ave loo much at attic." For Good FU! A total of 13(12,800,288 waa wag­ ered on harneaa rarea during 1062, an Incrcnio of 10JI4 per rent over the prevloua high aet In 1051. Scot CfH/CfS r W W earl Complete Stocks For All Cara! SEMINOLE URE SHOP %* Ml Nertk Park i IT A GENERAL MOTORS MASTERPIECE! % * c o M P u m i N iw " N A u n n u B » m u m t * 1X H W M X f i l R W IU L B A U * I •k waw • x a r a c i w a m n n a —i it w m w i f* '* c y - ' * - - • • vrP M . n w u i m a n s * * • n c r A c v u a i m r o v M M u n a n u i A x c i �I III IF IOU DON’ I r»(fiv« y o u Sanford H rttlil. CD; S ty e H a n f o r d I f m i l f t Delivery. by 7:00 P. II.. please rail YELLOW (A U M il W I.A I l l l . l l I ,ilr .mil continued rnl.l through llim liv , fro.I tonight. Iim rtl lettiiirtaluiev in low 2.1'v in nmth I lor nla uni low .id’s Inli-rini of vnutli I Ini lila AN INIlKI’ENULNT DAILY NEW SPAPER V o l u m e x l iv Established 11H)S Florida Is Braced For Colder Blast * Predicte d Tonight Frost And Freezing Temperatures Are Forecast For All Sections Of State all have A p lu s e s ." The ticnernl bocs hack to work | In his New York lienihpiarters In tiny, prepared to m ap "p o s itiv e M • . . I S . H Oh V s i r s l . i ACoroa-fln H a r bS c hoe d url e d,t>"rk Hy lLions , Local reprriteiihitlon will h<> mailr tomorrow at Cocoa at Mm Tov» for • Im- Mcllmdisl C|ii|. h»arlnjr being rondllrte.1 he the •Iren's llmne nl Knti-rpriu’ -< III h» .'•■niv Corps of Engine*.-. In •!> hnniirhl In I Ilf animal San ford cbllng the feasibility of Impinvlli;- I...... Cluli Clirirtnuis party which Cniuieernl llarlair to a tain- of • IN he In-Ill Inomrrnw i ic u lo g m hniidlini: ui'enn-gnlng riuco \c-. f :m u'l-luvl. nl tht* A / a im l.inli-c in C asse lb e rry. II. .1. Blsia-e, inn «el*. Forro I Itreekeorldifc, ecu liny nf the clnili men. raid tmlay. of tlie St. Johns.Indiau lliver Im­ Mcmlreis and their gin -I- are lo 4"provement A"oelntl»n. and M Inimr the toys wlilcll will In placed t.eo, i-hulrmnu of the Cliamhei of ■in a Christmas tree nl the party. ('nmmeieo wut•■i-mnys cniiimitti ", Festivltlea will lia-liide a buffet•••||| i.f •»-•»,| tie- IlU'etlllg, Mr. stylo tuikev dliim-i, iniid singing Ileorbem lilpo n*d f••sin. They, and luusleid ent* I lillmio nl. w-re iipiMdnled hv •••». pr<-'idetit | " r- lllnliei: urged niriiihcis In i.r 11... ,i Karl llrow-n. I'••tend tlm party. UMor clialrmcii affair in - Jack .Mnrrisun Mr. lire-kmri.lge said *hat Eddh’i"• 'lllllm d, I ini a ml, to* merer of jinil Henrv Wide J r . di.drtit gov P«ne» dr l.con .Spring., alio will irnor. attend. The C of C msna'jer tire*. bun- Mrn. Mafrshuil Died imsscmn of Hanford to at'en.l th» fcnestlng at the Cocoa city hall, Marly S u n d a y M o r n i n g which rutild have a definite effect on the economy of till* rltv. .Mrs. Margaret .Marshall, gro­ Reprenenlarlve* of Centrnl Flor- cery slure operator In Camrruii idn rltlea will he henrd at .1:00 City, ilirsi early yesterday nmriiltig O.m. I f the rm,'llie-*rs rolldlirtilltf al tier liiiuie following a brief III the review iliv dlyalion. ness, The pi woo id of Inrorporutlnir limn Nov. '.!H, Ibtifi. die 1111111’ facilities of the harlair with the to Sanfoid from Iml'ecr, Mich, St. Juhie-ludlin ISIv»t Cnnnl wnn and operated the grocery store for made ♦Yhl-i• id mei’tiotr In Earl 3H years. Flic was a nieiuber of Brown's office In 1)•-1.naifI by Col. the First Presbyterian Church. II. C. lire, partner in t•••* firm of •She Is survived by four liicecs, S lice A Joneirn. roiisultlnu entii- two nephei’s, three greut nieces, eeer to the ('uimvorni I’oit Au­ and six great nephews. thority. Funeral services will Im eonCol. flee, wlm will preaent u dueled by the Itrv. A. t:. Mclunis |cn»rlhy re|mrt on t|m luuhor |>ro|- lomorrow at l:0U p.tn. at llrlsutui ect tomorrow, Indicated he would Euneral llmne and burial will he nreicnt Informidlou which would made in latko View Cemetery llatk the two major waterway propo“'»ls. Aerordlnu to Ills preparisl re­ Mf«. Millie Shumard port, an approximate total of t2,- Hurled Sunday I*. M. fiOO.PIMl has Ih'I'ii expemled III pub­ lic funds by several uirenelea on Io .it rites fo r .Mrs. .Millie I.. •p ro je c t conalruetloii lit the ImrlKir. Slunnuril, (Ui, mother of Mrs. E. Tills figure rouresents an Invest­ ment by l«K.al Interests of ttJKIO, C. Fullerton o f Kanfurd, were held IMN), an InvesfMtenl hv the federal y e s t e rd a y at MiOO |u u. at Brissun government of fH.MOJHX) and un In riitP'ral Home with tlie llev. I.. veatumn'. Im the armed services of It. Rushton offic iatin g. Interment ntiproxlmntely xtnn.iiuo to provide was made in l^tke View Cemetery. Mrs, Bchuniard died ynturdny the crush boat station oil the south m ornin g follow in g an illneia of alib of the entraino channel. days, Hhf was eonfined to the All tlm diediting work rcipilrnl nlnu to construet the h«rite canal from Floridu Hanltarlum and Hmnltul Orlando. She w as born In l)anthe Intraronstol Waterway enst- In ville, III. Anr. I , 180t und had ward to the turning basin ami the l»cen a resident o f Hebring since dredging required to pravhla the authorised l«sln and entrance g heiidra Mr*. F u lle r­ channel to deep water <n the ocean tonS u ar vreiv in »on, E r n e jt It. 8huat Canaveral Bight has liern com mard, R aone y I ’ ln e i ; one li s t e r , Mr*, hjeted. according to the report. U. Henley, o n * , Ka».: two iirrsmta ono-thlrd brotherr, Bertt ’a nReynolds This dredgin g representa o f Par- I u f the nuthorixrd work. ■i i S H O P P IN G I P A Y S LKFTI •v FLORIDA MONDAY DEC. 15. 1952 rc r Freedom AllieCl Guards Kill 82 # O f M ind, Spirit M l l t i l l O U S I 'i v s i d c n t I’o i n t s To Throat (>1' ( o m n u m isnt. Also D a n g e r s ( >f T h o u g h t C o n t r o l WASHINGTON I' K io U . . . W.u I ii. 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I »i\t* Mm plaid, hut • I• •• • Mn* •t*»(. • Si Id * m trnnvT'ortriHnvi or in M.» i mialt.itm in transit nr In *toi «i*» • !•• % nom^tipmp v.#*foin* *lif* »• •* •* tdalhl* ar** .* * !• om* .1, l»* h**I, \ travrhiii: •n»ph; 4h»J |«!v* 0 fl d f ta*|i*| y\ 111 he ill*' nM'( fs r l i ran norVnlm lit nv*« i*» first p l t f r til thr out *•t •l«*ot x . in’ c»"lp num ber so that the i Prize Is Offered For Best Lighted Christmas Tree •I.iiul iniii I i :ind f u ll n piirted ■• ii Him , llUilel .-I hi rI* ti Hi I'l.lls ■I the i, • l.ltlll ' •nil III il lilt I .cm .- I' Miller mil 11 iml nidcmcnl Mi'Ii I II* ll I IS •1*1 II III- I, r’ d *• • • ,• Dii . fi Il-r> I’ . • • I*! • o 111 w leefi I ■ •• • I O.flllOi* • Crime Emphasis On R a ifc , TV Hit By Federal Body •• r I ( .>mmil Ire t i'- il U . i •i I * rlrlll V Services Held At ? I*. M Todiiv For Airs. Ben (’. Small w>l:rim 1 . . ... i i .1 ,i > >• i: i ..1,»-1 .M . | ,„ t>.,. !>• • i n, id ii* i • ltd .rat '• h \ » loll ii i it IIf I 11 •'! 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Mil I*f i\\ < 'litlllUi'd I V|| I'.K** *>lx l •.tu u lr iis ,.i ii.. . Formal Opcnimr Of M(. PlymoiitliHolcl Is Slated Tonight ,1 • ia|" Mil'll. \ Mid .tad . I .11. d tit .Surd, i •1 ai i ll «»\ i*|* • • • k - lid ,| • l It"'* . i . i * I* Mil 111 • 1 »' i• , IIM • I". 1. Mil-# 1m; i; T M". ; id "• D . '.YI'll. • . a , • ; •. |. d l!» aditiLf4 i rid l * .1• i:' • • YY1*1o .. tin d»i\ m. 1 a ...lit IIMMII• •• p • * I • - . »» ndirik • H. fn ••/un: ■ 1 i.t iii • *1 ■ st d. : t. . s \\ i\< mimi m m . I- *Idn Hninfnil ••a • «!»• 1 • •mimIii .iidh d i:i M« M* *J* il I M|| j d. ri •!* , * ill , • t in* i'Mt» **|1»» 1 •*1111'•! f I Mid •• f II • m i. Ml. •t. Ih.i*. I I.i^ l ll« • •(•Millllt ?•••*. *••. 1 nt ft# dlY i»l» I*. 1 ’ I y MI.'. *Yill I" I• lt>. • il.1 1 1 i.f , p..t • i'l >1 >• ...... I M 11 r Mi t.d Mi •kill I.* I . Mc. mid M1 v .ImIim Spur I , .Imii*' mid M*** .1 mim < Ull* I llll MM ( ’builll'CI <•( ('gill* .•I. M iJ.-ifi Mi *| ir»ir T«*nr" Mi • i d Mi - , (nt.. VVid- dm m »• "ClirMMin I I f«»l Hi laitlll'iUll If 11 Hi "I'pliuiH ton find I .<•«»»» F m»In ■ *||. . ............. . i'l » P ‘ "M'M"' duf .--I ■ill ■"ii'li • t ■*i Hat( mi ln> iiitirn* K onliniO'd On P a g e ^ix » I iriif at 10:00 11. im . it wit.4 a 11 noun* • ••«! t##«ln\ hv f *«•rI Hi i*«*.. . luilriiiuti >1 •lavcee Shoiipinir T o u r Is S l a l e d S a l relay Sanford Theater Guild Production Is Given Enthusiastic Approval •»f Ikt* •l||V<M'(* I«*MI •MlltiniitllV. I i iY i r JOil \y i i » rulli rlcd for tho 1 totn llarouula (hi* alt* **f LulliKinn idnr.iiK Mir* rtr»*»\l ( ’ hriiYlniiis par* I ioh uml tliu .Iii y ' t i * *h^M' f o r tho c«»ti( f'iblon .»f I'Niuly applet , he I hr ehihlren Yvill ho iMiided on Mieii MhapolOK lour by Mr. I'ri.HOC mid inenibem of liU eonimUteo I'oiu'luiton of die pi "V. tlm amiatnnlin' morning. iciu'e rr o w 'h -! „roni,d ulenlhers of (I........ offering tIn ir coiigratulutittriB. HIT/. Filial "ih " li n y " o f Hie defendant "Springfield Rifle" lu l'-e rn*e, Karen Andre, plaved 1:33 - adit . r.i'.'O . 7:27 eotivinclnirlv by Mrs. Itclei'd lln rMOVI H I.A N D ri -, w a s de lsiialnod tiv a 12-P r - o a j u r y picked tram tlio nudnmeo. "Hsllor Bewure" Show onena 11:30, feature 7:03, Thus, even the actors did not Inst featnro 8 :4 8 (Continued On I’ age S ix ) far sounce^ye^ ( 'o a f lie t I'l y \ \ K'Ue.i f Vllied gn.irils i til. .1 s > iiih' i' mis i iimmuuisi prim .' .uni .i ...iiitlc-l l m i t'ong.im I | , *.I ..-imiI m im •t.i«-11iisit mie ■•( • I . M....it. I |(. it i ml . <>f I he Kn I Im* I'r* .sidriit's i •♦♦».«» k - \<i *m m • p«'Mi*h pf * pared for fi i st«»»|i- r#» rumonli'* dedlritln i: a lira ^tirme mi t!»e Nitlnnal \r<hi*es for ill's pla\ of tlie hrcl.Ti iitlim of |»n|** o» n»h*!M e ( mi sttint imii and Pill of Lig h t' • I♦,|«l| }'«»*•« In I }|« f S ta g e d \i'\ In K o r e a n •fl.ild .»f ti«'|«|g tMMIth'M'il that Ihuv '"•M IMIt MIK'llle to ,’M iihI .isxihxi nation B. F. Whitncr, Sr., Hi, Pioneer Citizen, Dies ,-i'iii hiHWBBBIi } Ai A n W o u n d e d In •l o t » ( l i e s t i >no t »r Mock A to m ic Pornh P a i d Drill • I•un f •• linilti'fl •top nn.jh* •■ *••» *» • let* Mi iti I Ilf * Y ll III it *H h • ..l|l •1 Ifitt hi |u* «|f- lull* *1 *M I • IM* l\ rtie • ••iniiM iii< mil • miii Ii i . imii . Christ lllll.f lighting rnlitr.it fni In- •1st* and condition of manufaei'O* t'.h im * fiMtri i -p* * ml I Inline Intel hi him.es, spHMMirnl h.v I lie Ju nio r •d it ft emit* it* * • an l.» •!• ?••» i . ih" *1 late in n illli if • mi Im MlMiliittee Cluimlier of Commerce, Mock | A ('• ounce enn i • t • * i" Ii* I ll.** De nial or., rung «.f the erenteil l;e l \t iy I m lr\ !•• find a t * 4«ll*>4ltr *4 l'"U* *•» I Clevcktiiil Jr.. .InJ ecu dlrcctur, mi Mniiiil f'lyioiMifh || m|*| i .rin Sot a :i \ I m "I'tiiiiiii.il** id fen*i\e and ilouiiceil liHlny. | »'* of*, on Itigh Yii* tr*. un.In ih. 1llir|e*.ir.'tlile • di*. *r«»l l«d»". i^ltni J mIiu w ii ii , .ms I- • I,,dim.......... . i P h o l o S ( | ’ * a t l r o n I s !••• vv oiaHHg**iM»'i.t "i ........... |*i* prr.gi ain I (•• i*»op • ,. he nl. d die coldest, in whirl. J iiy ,* e , will innillli A*» fH'iar. till. I ' •),Ilk M. Im It# p llai m - • I * \i k • ih .erm ine residences Imviou tin It.llii , .Ir. ih y i« . |. m 4i(|. til .".I While Ih. (>•• lit d i . p . i l l . < * ll lies* light" d Mril.’l I" • Id ill i"M ID •••'ill iiiiiloigc i * ill Ink*' j.lrt* •• e .1 *d him* pr.a'i •••• and I. m ic lo»ilt,lil I I m I i i ,|i|i >, wlii.'li i 1- im, dun it, • fir'll pronp of tin dept" •I .i«|\ #*l t|sln it *jid I M|f . •.inlull I I m* I|mI« I Itit • I.* * li • 'c m p l'l.l* fee hehi'l * 11.• i till'. I \ iii«Im I n l i e d li)' tin- F I mi'Ii Ik I'ow er and mnit team railed iVetio ho" id » *'!»ainD M h i .| *,|* »l h »* md, l.ighi ( oiupany, wdl Im - 1- dm A hie, from rim tn g n ip h ir S*pw»«l D ninkin pi " L i e m *• ll di-**i|i mini" of flic winner eiigrnve.l iiimiii r»m S h l p l w i i f V.ldUd. iii rived ' ilx'lii'lirig llo* hut, . filled lli»* "IP tl, line w tin h. ' •• hnit: Mi** p*ildie 4 lloh*,*’ and Hit* g o lf • «*ni**»' I m it hv Knilcr'* Je w elry " I m i i . The ahoanl N A A S .Snnfonl, hy mill i III I*!•' xt |x e| Y4il i p ie fe l.il.'e Im Vi«l'*n li'i'MlnJIt ioio’d. Tin* I » • * 1 4 -1 nl n trophy will lie kept hy the contest Inrv nlr lianpport Thm»*«|r»y, 7 v«*« 11 ontlmied (III I’ .ig f v|\ i | i Mi|l wt p II !*«-%« killdlf'O, I'MlIlph'l" winner cncli y e a r until n succeedIw ilh ii im * w iI ' f i i g v r n l o i . and olio* illg win ner i« selected. T I i Ik !#mmi p luehi*h*«l ''n l l o N p i l a l T i'I I mI ccn T o Second p i i w in th e euntest will I m I i i I iiii *i » ynh*> YYi't** iiilvinir(*«| nr* | Miuipmr*nt. A dinroT diiin*i* will la* lo hi at | lie n hliiuket, donated l>> Hie .1. • . riv u li of th** Uiv (Mini llmt li ft On* with Min-if I.' I'cmicy Cmupimy, while lh " third mi A u g. 'J. mi a Hpninl tllr hotrd on Drr. mix.' will he n Ciinnon towel set iiitiMping mi**r*imi foi Um Ii v h Io* f\«dth IlnrmiiM and Iti* llntiiom ! ,\ meet iMg "I Mi. Im p.lnl 11 n from Vowel|'s. A gift rerlifleule ir cit tilth* offiet* o f (lit* 1’ oit.Ml 1iz»*r* o f Oinnhii. N»»l». who will piny nightly nl Ho- l»nt*d tlnough- In . will 1- l„ 1,11at s ,„i |. nt \ \ e d from f!«wnnV, n mini's sp o il shirt HViiteR ^'rvernmeht. If out I In* M-uNon. i ". -.lay at *1" Th. .- of I I I ruin B. I.. I'erkius mid Son men's 'I’ Ii** re lu rn e rworr Biii***i‘II |- Tlm *rn|f •••<» *ii lh. h«.t< | kill 1ke, , 1• . 1 1111\ I'lI.. I .<1-1 i.tit Itijlli. lit -tore, ii Ikjx id nylon ho-c from li h lin . H orn . T I kiiiiiih B ,, Hnbfoi *1 \ i Imd i* N||! Mill Ilf Ivey's, o t-ifl et-rlUleiite from die Hilly .1 (Silt, Hull K. Hi ii i i i* I A n d y L ii I’ oIii o f I'niikiMP^ lli!l*« *11,. .. ‘4 * *',,n , 'C o u n t r y (Muh, IV (|n * tiii N*. .1 III.. »!. M i 1tie 1* i 'did I »dii> Mallier furniture company and Fiiiirlnfoin. midI .Mi'Uiin « J . Mh*ah.|^h(i ruerntlv w*»n (In' p »** four hall Ir. Torki'i • a « r ii i lll*•I ti i ebaii two Moiistcra plants from Mr- The pliiin* ii *iim| on the mlH-tlon lci||inip|oni|,|,» *,f Xvw Ji-r*my. All i.iflD **f 1be 11»**1 I’d id it »•••'• 1itll* *d C m r y 's five and ten-ren t store along with Iti* I 'l i w Mini tin nt *bl ii* Id Hnnfonl g o l f f i - Dir Invited hy Mr. t Im* 11i i - 1• •• • 1 i idtiY will lie given to honorable mention uiiiinder o f tin* iletarlimenl «'lll j Jkf(.|int)«. ( „ .)>• cmir-e at fm llll* pill pi- -4' •d mi riHii/iit i*»i» selectees. a rris ,i iipproxiiiinlelv Dec. ilk tgidor green fi--*s. ttemit* rsliips w ill 1 l.d lll Kviitu*. li u do, w)|*. 4•' I• t 1• d Ju d g in g In the competition will This ib-tarh,i,elit Is one of lie Ini.,, ]„- ^vuilnhle. ii* *•a i et in \ »• <iMur* i lie conducted between Dee. 23 and l i p " tltul r e g u la r ly is sent . " i t ; ,J\tr, Melnioe. resiil. nt nittniiger *| ll' a*ll*• i• Mil. M t III. e| »!,.• (Mill IY Dee 2Jt. from V.l til! lo Perforin pltolM- inf (|,e M.iyfnii Hut, I for twii vein s 11 M f • •' ‘ Ml** id I 9•1 p• III)' ••• lnr •• II An e n tr y counon I* ladng pi lu t­ ginplilr i,ml recMiiiialssnne" n,ni>- v u i K* n» nd iii»mimk*t nf Harder |IM'tillLr III H|. 1 fill *•• * w itll ed today lu Tlio Herald for tlie lung iii Is s Imus . Tlie men reTurning Hull In .Siditiiitf Im^* v*’»ir nnrl r»ist»*i*j» nf li**' | .si. I I 11• . |»*IH• eutivrnleuco of Im m I residents who now Will Is* allowed upon rr n a e s l ti *r*n iuwnmr**»* *»f ll##t«’l (*oh»in#h*, Ills* *»MI'»'i iMM' . iii I*, in .hnn'Mi \ wish to (inter the contest. 1 to take imuieiHiitn leuve or to (iluiiw»•*•»! S n r l n v f * , » - fiv«* hmi»i - |'T»*| H. Wil mm wa *- nr.point* <1 1 *» l.**fiM 11 MBt*a*-« In k" till," o f f l o g f e l thnjr fi,,,,i11*• • liif.ru. I|«* Ii* f’liirr icd tn thr* fn» »•»••** rmitiM't i ll*’I'I ih J E H 8 E L C O N V A L E S C IN G cttled lu Hanford, VJ-(J'2 moved .Mips Klizuhi th Dynno o f Sanford. rulfitlv*' I** thl- MH*4*tiMjf. HOLLYWOOD UP Comedian frenj Ja c k t o u v llln to N A A H HonA F ridas nii-lit's im -i'in g. Me. G eorge J o e l Ii con vale ic ln g to­ fo ld mi O-t. I L ltd,'!, while Ihe GI.F.K • ’Ll II t O.MT.UT |-,l, ker said, 'ltd," • " f 'he t r u s t " * d a y from an e m e rg e n c y gall b lad­ de tiw ln ncnl w as still oversea*. tileo elulis of Hciiiinilo lli![h W* I « illlldh'd ll"ll 1!" gene, id idlll, d e r operation. County liospilul was discuss.school h ml S a n lo rd Ju n io r l l ' g h | f „ t IIP' families 1. iiimi .I * *». »» 1 --------The o f n**u.»some in u f Hie I"' nv-ii Dr. M a r c u i H. Halmin i k t - rr iniiined in Jnckminvlllc until tin* I Hrhool u ill p n :n nt un Mrinim. !. formetl the s u r g e ry yeste rday. J e s 1 (*hrlttn»r'j» «'.i**#,«*rt typii rm w nrjht tnrn'ii roturn. • o n * ; and F ra n k Reynold* o f A u r tel had been In the hospital seve ral -— ut H nY'Irwd: in tl»r» HHS aUfllt*ir ora, Mo. days. luin, in 11 s it t i n g depleting u eutliedral. Aliproxim utely 2 u li sluih'nt 1 will take purl" in tin- program , Entry Blank which will Is- ■ iniler (In' s u p e rv is ­ It. P . Whitncr Hr.. HI. pioneer J a y c e « Outdoor Home ChrU tm aa L ig h t in g Cunleat ion o f Miss (Bile llecau Whittle, Vanford resident, died In his i>l;» music director. It, J I M I T S I I E I I bom" at 1 I0 S Oak .'v e n u e toduy. E*itlm>l"siS" per In 1 m w - s , ' i v n l i e Is survived by hi* vvlfr. A n ­ ,. »„« ...... Name I, \ N D ~ I It Y N B F K R F rida v " i " 1" to '••*■ flcdg'ln-r nie Millard, a son II. K. YYhltncr. A p p r o a ln m ie ly six lots In tlm Si,nt, ril T henlr e Guild's fi st »r HenfiiH n divueht* Mr«. O rang e Heights Hultdlvislnn. ••- c t fo rt , " T h e Night of J a n u a r y Daniel l'. G alla n t n l Reseda. cr oss Hie street from tlie Seminole A M rw ■m. ».'••••*.•*••«*»**•••••«**••••••••.»••••••♦ •••*••••• • • • « • * * « • *•••**« •••••«•••«»«•»», •» C a lif s two g ran d d au gh ters ami High Hchool, w e re turned over to Kith," '1 Hiivpiomo 1,m ld e r 'r i a l , . ■ . • ■' presented two tw o grandsona. Mr. Whltner was tlio County Rnnrd o f Public I n ­ tule wiiicli was -.m / *'.j *, ,,.,.Mij- u ttJfcjL; : * ’ . •7 (.frfr, •*, * , , 1‘ *' > ,*fi 1 Itorn la Umatamtaml w a s one of stru ction by tin* County Hoard o f ali-iit' et tlm C o,lit llmise. Mal| miry Maak u» Junior Chamber t( Commerce, R apt altwat'on was given hy the the C it y 's . y f l c s l resldenta. The Cemntlasloncr* this morning In a fam ily haeyfequeated no flow e rs special meeting. Tlio p a r e d o f Innd lurge audience o f the court room Poet Office Box W.Baaferd. be ee gl, / r n a e r a l nrrengem ente wna In tho a r e a fo rm e rly platted ns tlie diversified uml r,tiering plot untoided. roilovving tne ttrr ic k y yvlll be f o r « street. ------ ' --------- — ■ • V .'v C o m m V U llS t Prisoners On Island Irinniin mih ! L mI,i \ t!♦ •• ulr.i n( fr«*«*tli»in in iii ilmi^rr nut only from rtMtiimihNni lmf from IImm«» who thr go\(•rtinotil to rtgul.iio Dm* muni and piril 'Til#1 rx IrriiM IIi m m I to hhril> diould not t l r h r uy iii Im iipprr-% IllMTty id ho»iM* " In* said I'Iimbi* who w .Mil I!»•• g(i\rnitii«*nt i*» ri'iiiiliilr m .ittrr • ••( thr mmd it'd • pint iirr Ilk** nit'll * tio itre mi my•• No. S2 A sso ciated I’rc-.*. I cawed \N ire Trum an Calls F r e i g h t e r S i n k s A f t e r Collision Eisenhower And Wife Take Part In Xmas Carols By The iliio rliln l l*rcw ** Already plagued by .1 day* Ion;; ••old »|*ll which linn hurt Mime rich Imck crops. Florida readied l l e n e m l S i n g s A l o n g Monday for an even more severe chill threatening rrops all over Hie Willi (Jirl S t u d e n t s stair. (>f i l a n i a r d C o lle g e Snow flurries fell Sunday In ««Idelv scattered part* of North I Dor hi 11. The mrrenry fell tn 2? I NEW y u | , K r lien t>v\Uht III that teeroii aim oil Ihe I’olser 1H Eiseidiuwer sani; f hrl 'tiniis -ItV of Florida enmpos it liallies | vllle students shlterrd In 21 27 de enrols Sunday night at the door­ way of tils Fnlumlila thiWersity jltv r wenthrr P But the worst lay ahead A lilt , residence In a Iradilional caudleter two day eold wave was In pros lltrl'l eerem nuy dedicated to the l>eet head of the university. Twenty two student.' of B a rn a r d "ll doesn't look gisxl nl all." said Mcteorolo'tisl Warren 0 John College. a w om an's unit of t o •soil of the Federal-Male F r"'t Inrnhla. begun 'login,g carols out­ side the President ideet's home. Wnrnlnu Service at Lakeland. Elsenhower. eontle*s and lint lie forecast fm*t and (rrr/tn r temperature* hi nil farming areas less cnino out to greet tlio st.i uf the stale. Frost ’•a- predicted dents in Hu- chilly air and Join over most of Florida again In the 'in-dug Ills wife Itirew on •1 ' out mid eumo out to hum oiling Wednenday Johnson •*milmim.-iI growei* uf .ill 1 IPi 1 1*.1 in I'hiienee Sloan. 21 yonr old B a r Arnamcnlal.v both luune grown and mir*erv raised, tn p,-uteri •lard senior from G reenwich them. Nii'inie who ran |irel"ei I'mm asked Eisenhow er If he had their truck crops in any means a fa 'o r lt e enrol "What was Hint one we heard certainly should do so. said .loiin mm lele' lsliui t m i l ' d i t t h e i’ i moral sou, drove o'* ner» in lh« northern i ked Ills wife I'rninpted hv the fringe of the rllr,i« la-ll prnhnlil) eirls. lie deeideil ll <i a* " T h e Nl-.-ld will fire Ihelr eltro* laml» Jitlui Before i I n I 't m n s .” and It w as • son said lie expected some heal Mini: A pwllfeuiuM iissjituixl In the log will he neeessur* hi he< mitstile of (he resldeuee Joined in The general. who returned .Sun tiround Iih’iiIIuiis in eenlrnl Flor Ida. lllu'T r ground farming gen day from a trip to the K orean i front told Hie •Indents: " Y u i e e r rally v<111 lie inurli heller off lie ul'o suejjested nmtorisl. in b l i n k b a l e made tills a litre luune Norlli mill 1‘enlrid Florida take eonihiu " “ Now Is the time for the fruit preeuutlon* for autos left n'lt'lde ami especially » hen *tur!ing them • a k e ," lie said, apparently r e fe - 1 Johnson explained one Imd fa"- rin-; tn the e u 'lu iu uf rewinding tor for truck and some fruit crops e arolers with ra k e Smiling at the •iirls, lie told them " I hope you lcontinued On l-urr SIsi Hearing Scheduled • For *Tomorrow At SANFORD. Movie T i m e T u b l e 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. 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 12, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 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 12, 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/e445d4e4356afcf7887da66061ee3a6f.pdf c3a1b3950b84a35aa48e2f21ce606afc PDF Text Text 0 * 68,602 See 90 Memorial Stadium Events In 1952 Baseball Games Pull In 52,034 And 14 Football C o n t e s t s Add 16,566 More Winner Of Award In 11, KENT CHKTLAIN 1940 Is Reported Sanford’s big $200,000 «|tortlnir Seriously III In arena, called the Memorial Stadi­ um, proVwVu Mie Impetus for one Sarasota Hospital of the greatest sporting years In Tri-H i-Y Finds Altman To Complete “ Schaal Trophy” Contacts the hlitory of the Celery City. , Largely because of Ita superior . lighting, parking, seating and rest f„lr room facilities, the lieautlful park 'I? attracted AH,002 fans through Its ?, gates to 00 hafehall and fnotbutl * , games during the first nine f«r months of operation this year. i.M Baseball with Its 7A different coat eat a drew 52,034 spectators (i, whU# the brief gridiron season saw 16,646 sporting enthusiasts caaeerge on the new stadium In |aat 14 games. ■ All football attendance records H fell this fall for l*oth the Semi- M note High School varsity and || Junior varsity teams ns well as ■ Crooms Academy. Rladlum Attendance Figure* ™ IfM t flames Paid Totals f Baseball 7(1 4M X! r,2,0SO >1 Football 14 t2,3l3 16.366 -f Totals SO 03,630 OH,002 | lllgb .School in and baseball of- (, flclals nil attrlli- t) tiled the huge in Increase In nt- s< tendance to the I Memorial Htaiil- Mi, urn, Herman K. y<‘ Morris, principal cut of Hemlnole High1*.11 .S c h o o l, sald,l|n" •‘There la mP 1 question In my HI Harman Morris m|nd thlt 0lir da; A lofty I.VI howling average, iivnctl by Rill Ci-arlt-y, Is the top ludividtnil figure for the first 16 i-tinii'* in tin' new VJ-62 Navy i i n w l li ii ' I e n g ijo . Clot,, iit-hliol Ceurley Is Frank Gmdon with ti Dig percentage and Mill NVgrotto slunits third with n I IH mark Frank Markin, veteran Mixed Leaguer and the old Navy luofi, Is tbe fourth ranking tenpinner with u 146 average. fear ley’s 193 game la tbe IiIuHi-mI yet recorded In the li-nxue and Negrotto’s 194 la a rloNp Hertmd line. Ceerley’a domItmlluti of the loop la attested by bin total pin production of 2,297 Unit stands 22 pins more than Ids nearest competitor, Gallon. The Nnvv circuit ___ Tuesday night at the Sanford beginning at 7:30 llmvllng Alleys " f NAVY I,HAGUE 1. Pins 13 2297 15 2275 2 1795 NT-grollo 15 2184 Mm kill 6 870 3 4-14 l-Trifikn 9 216:1 St. IVter 5 2101 Srhautli'i-t tl 1252 Norton 2 1054 Worii-n 3 4OH For ilyco 5 20.10 l.i.i-k" 3 4OH Carver 5 2012 t 0,1,HIM, t 14ho 5 2008 1 402 U IIH7 6 792 9 1IHII 9 1151 3 IIH5 9 1118 5 1R45 2 1458 6 762 9 1088 3 364 2 1443 2 1386 9 1047 9 1003 5 1665 3 321 9 941 6 611 3 299 lli-m-ti-uil t 1054 III ul 3 287 Walker 3 262 Kwh ' T Chuck Davey Fights Fltas Pruden Tonitc CLEVELAND- ^ !—Chuck Davey, on* of Uw allckeit fighter* ever to com* off a colleg* campus, puts hi* flail* powar on display again ivajf la ■ favorite. A ut crowd o f IS.odd Is forecast, i* SS-yaar-old Davey expects at a tfti* bout early next year walterwalght champion Kid udan, a aluggar from Canada now flghU out nf Paterson, boa its a record of 56 vieta in 65 flghU. iv«r. now on leave from hi* M - fT W S president and a team will come up at a meeting of Florida Inter­ national League directors at Mi­ ami Sunday. Henry S. Haynard, who haa quit as president, says Ihnsr will br­ ibe big Items of business Lakeland dropped out of the Class U league. That leaves direc­ tors with (he neresslty of finding a new team or revising the line­ up. Reports have rimitated that the Key West franchise will be dropped and Iho Mhml Reach team moved t> Key West, operat­ ing the league v't't slv learns. r lL directors v. ted at the minor league meeting In Artr-m last week to offer the presidency In Phil O’Conne'l. West Palm Reach, former president. Earlier they had deadloc'-**d ’■* tween Johnny Dell, former Cin­ cinnati Reds player u‘*>n II" • St. Petersburg; anti Guy Hutler, former Miami Dally News sports editor. Other applicant* Include Boh Doty, former gim-.al manager of Lakeland; BID Na*vs. general manager nt llnffalo In the Inter­ national la-ay e- mil Huisell Cook, retired naval officer. A»x. 153 152 I4H 146 143 146 144 140 138 8 1<0 no 1.0 I ’5 ;:;S I "4 114 133 132 131 128 128 124 123 122 127 121 121 120 1101 no, 112 lit 107 ably will include Co-Capt. Roy 103 Robert* at center, letlerman Curt 102 Cunkle and freshman John .Eggle­ 100 ston at forwards, letterman Sonny 96 Powell and freshman Bob Nlmf nt guards. 00 Caiarea, co-captain with Rob 87 erts, and John Trlngai arc other returning letterman. A couple weeks ago it looked n* though ensures and other foot Georgia ball-basketball men wouldn’t get Into basketball until the Gator ATLANTA iJv_Tho University of Howl was over because of football Floriilu bus hit tho Jackpot In sign­ practice. But since football prac­ tice wdn't be resumed for a week ing Georgia prep grid stars. Seven Georgians, five of them or so yet they will probably get ft MO Georgia Military Academy’s tn some double lime. Mid South championship team, -Ignetl yesterday with Coach Bob Woodruff's Gator*. They uro Ted Stamm. 5-1. 195pound end; Hill Chumber, 6-1, 195tHinml tackle; Bud Theodocion, 5-0, ATLANTA tit—The University of urn ("Hind guard; John Barrow, Georgia haa placed three men on 9 2. am pound end, and 8-1, }*> the Atlanta Constitution'* All pounil quarterback w e Halt, all of Southeastern Conference freshman GMA; and Hob Wall, Amarleus’ football team. leading ground gainer, and Glynn Tackla Jerry Griffin, guard John A e u d e m y quarterback Jimmy Campbell and defensive halfback Thompson. Jimmy Williams were the bulldogs Georgia Tech announced accap- selected from the recommendstnnee of three prep star*; Bob Uo.l3* conference coaches. juhan. ii 2, 187-pound and from Vanderbilt a brilliant quarterback Murphy of Atlanta; Lawrtne# BUI Kriatemeyer, waa named cap­ Weeks, so. 202pound guard-tackl* tain of the yearling squad. from Gadsden, Ala., and Jerry Both Alabama and Auburn Nabors, n l, 100-pound tackle from placed two men each on the iqtlad. Tnllnpoota, Ga. Canter Bob Scarbrough and halfI.nrrv Osborne, 6-1, 200-pound back Fob James were the Plainsfulllinck (rum Atlanta'* W *if Ful­ man and end Nick Germane* and ton High School, decldod on Auburn quarterback Bart SUrr represented A iri, 229-pound tackla from the Crimson Tide. llossvlllo, Ga., Jim Rltchay, will Chuck West of Georgia Tech go to Tennesse*. teams with Griffin to fill (lie tackle Wnkllin- Speculation la ruing timong fan* as to who will gri in,rtivcled trophy, I’eler Hrhaul, Hitter Hprlnga publicity illr -dm and creator of ttic football jirtac, has reported that seven nl (he nine votes have been nulunill<-d by his hoard of Judge-. TinJudges were picked heron- the ' season began by Helmut from miuimix Ine many rnblil foolball fans In Hanford. Most fans cumu up with tl,*mime of Junior Mutt-, tin- "l.ul.i Mom on Locomotive," when tie1 u |wurd Is mentioned. The little Imu die of power-packed iiiiiiwIck, wlm admissions and gained 1,191 yard- on Ho- gniund football 12,311. tbi- year while scoring 101 imint* Tbe baseball] and pausing for 285 more yards, tax rerelpts an j will umlAilhtinlly (limit mm h con not vet complete, slderutlmi by tbe Judge*. pending the sale John Krldsr .Signal culler Kd Lockett, f*,i of the Hemlnole Blues. Football tlie Hecund consecutive ycui w o tax figures -how that the City the Celery Feds' Idggc-t gromol netted $970.03 from the Stadium gainer on single running thrust-. Uv and an additional $123.00 for 'The little durk-hairril back was light fee- for a total of $1,295. hustling muster on defense too. Il<The Blue- draw 47,118 tills! wlII command respect when pick­ attendance of which 98,340 were ing n winner. nald. Second niece went to the While the espluilN of the line­ Bemlnol# High School vsrsltv men go unnoticed fur the iiiiixL part, ludgew cannot tivi-rlmik the football team with 10,691 of aggressive play of nll-ciinbrenwhich 8,023 were paid. Third place attraction was rs turkle candidate Juu I'lrheto*. Crooms Academy which pulled in llie big burly rock of iiiunhIw 4,966, of which 3,697 paid. The muscle played s vital role in the FHI, All-Star vame attracted 3,015 sis Hemlnole virlurirw with Idwith 8,762 being paid. These wi*ro masterful defensive snd offen­ the Up four drawing card* of this sive blacking end tacklingTerry Cordell, nll-conferem-ibanner snorting vear, center laat year, Is nnuthar idayer BARBBALL ATTENDANCE will bear attention. Cuidell daman Paid Total who n courageous gutue d< -pin* Blues 66 38.860 47,713 daycd nJuries at ths und o f tho yi-ur, All-Star damn 1 2,702 3,013 One Russell "Wop" Munn. Han­ Bluaa Exhibitions 3 — 904 ford’s little "sandbox,’’ was an Mission* R 201 334 other Lgrfton Edoiifleld, distin­ Rotary All-fltar 1 - 7 0 guishing himself amidst a fluid of Tifsls 74 41.511 32.034 giants, FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE Ross Hannum, Huy Davis, and Twm Game* Paid Total Juke Howell uro others who cer­ Seminole H. 8. 6 1.083 10,691 tainly dossrve careful considera­ tion before the final selection l« mad*. _________ ________ Snorts Roundup Miami Beach May Parley Leads All Move To [Key West Howlers IriTi-62 In FIL This Year ST. PETERSBURG UP - Solu­ Navy Pin League tions to the problems of losing a Florida Signs Up 7 Prep Sturs 3 Georgia Players Make Paper's Team Cacorfda Announces 1953 Grid Schedule SPORTS ATHENS, Ga. UB-Th* Unlv*r»lty of Oenrgia today anaaunead its 1053 football icheduf*. Only nine game* ara scheduled. hut Bulldog officials said a tenth litny bo added. ie schedule: pt. 19-Unscheduled. Sept. 26 Tulsne In Athmi. Oct. 3-Texti A k If Is Dallas. (Night) Oct. lo .. Maryland at CoUago Park. Md. Oct. I-Loulalana State at Atboas Oct. 14-Nprtb Carolina at AtbMa Oct. 5t“ Alabim* at Atirna. • Nnv. 7--Florlda In Jieksonvllla. Nov. 14 - Auburn In Coluabua, Ga. Nov. Il-Open date . E U-F Prexy Asks Michigan State’s 4,956 Fans Watch Stetson Cagers Is Selected Crooms In 5 Tilts Battle Rollins Greater Accord Munn “Coach O f Season” To Set Grid Mark In Winter Park With Hurricanes man YORK i v n n urr—o i f i i f hihui NEW (Ji—Biggie Munn.< powerful Spartans, today waa named foot­ ball Coach of to* Year in the llth annual poll conducted by 8crippaHoward newspaper*. Munn, whose Spartan* were vot­ ed the top team In the nation In the annual Associated Praia poll, collected 139 first plate vote* out of the 491 cast by members of the American Football Coaches Asso­ ciation. Bobby Dodd, mentor of Georgia Tech’a unbeaten Engineers, fin­ ished second with W first place voeti. Jess till], coach of Southern California’s Rose Bowl bound Tro­ ians, finished third with 51. Chuck Taylor of Stanford won the 1961 award. Munn. an All-America guard at Minnesota In 1B91, became coach at Michigan State six yean ago following a term at Svracuae. His team haa won its last 14 itralght and 26 out of Ita tail IT. The top ten and Uulr first place votes: Biggie Munn, Michigan State 136 Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech 99 Jen HID. Southern California St Jordan Ollvar, Yale 45 Frank Leahy, Notre Dame 36 Ivy Williamson, Wisconsin II Harold Drew, Alabama 14 Henry Sanders. UCLA It Wes Fester, Minnesota to L. P. Dawson. Pittsburgh 7 John Vaught, Mississippi 7 Stu Holcomb, Purdue 7 M t n h nofl M l n t i l r i a n State's flta tm ’ o coach Michigan State W ilF L o se If R i v a l r y Becomes Bitter, Says Miller MIAMI <*-Thc State of Florida standi to lose and Its two big uni­ versities—Florida and Miami — will be less effective educationally It Ihelr rivalry ever becomea leu than friendly, said Dr. J. Ilillls Miller, Unlveralty of Florida pres­ ident, Tuesday. Ills remark* prefaced an ad­ dress which traced the rapid growth of tho State University at Gainesville and were made at a centennial celebration. Dr. Miller said he had little pa­ tience with the point of view that the two schools—or that North, South and West Florida generally —were In "fundamental conflict." The two schools, he declared, deserve the support of all Flor­ idian*. And he saluted Dr. Rowman F. Ashe, University of Ml* uml president under whom he said the Coral Gables school has had Ita "Incredible growth." He said Dade and Its neighbor­ ing South Florida Counties are "laying a major part In student life and develnnment at the Uni­ versity of Florida. Of the class of 2.919 freshmen enrolled at Gainesville this year, he said, 323 or about 20 per cent came from Dade County and 789 or 31 per cent from Dade. Broward, Collier, Palm Beach, and Monroe Countlea. He said 20 per cent of the school’s 9,218 students this year come from thoso counties ana 13 per cent from Dade County alone. "That Is why | contend," he said, "you are celebrating the cen­ tennial of your university today quite ns much ai you are cele­ brating It as a state wide Insti­ tution of higher learning at tha end of its first century of service to the state and nation." Discussing Florida’s r a p i d growth, he said Income from ag­ ricultural sources 1* about a third of tho .Stntc's Income or almost a billion dollars a ycur, topping the tourist business, lie snltl tho tour­ ist business produced an Income or 900 million dollars a veer, add­ ing 600 million dollars to the re­ tail sales volume In the state. He said tho atato now has 35 million ocrei of farmlanda with on average value of $74 an acre and profits from the soil of up to $10,000 an acre have been recorded. "Industrially, Florida Is still In Its Infancy," he added. "However, LA CROUK BOWL WEST PALM BEACH US — The second annual la cross* bowl game will be plaveri Here Dec. 30. the sponsoring ABU Shrine club Roger Bowman, southpaw pitch­ er for the New York Giants, Is a student at Colgate University dur­ ing the off-season. By T. V. DAVIS Final attendance figures for the five Crooms Academy football garnet played here in the Memo­ rial Stadium revealed an all-time record of 4,056 waa set during the 1032 gridiron season. fncladad In these precedent shattering Male were a record 3,517 paid admtaalona and the largeat slagle game gathering of l j ( l for the first anaaal “ Cel­ ery Bowl” game sponsored b, the Alpha Phi Alpha arhotarahlp fraternity om Thanksgiving Day. In previous years the Panthers played all their home games at tha Crooms Academy athletic field during the daytime. Prof. J. N. Crooms commended and thanked tha City for tha use of the beauti­ ful Memorial Stadium during tha ast season and attributed Its use or the record gridiron crowds In tho school's history. Dr. G. H. Starke, speaking In behalf of tho A PA fraternity, puhllclv thanked the City and tho c111ie«s of Sanford for tho use of tho Stadium and added that Ita use Insured tha success •f tho annul classic which will ho continued for years to tome. Crooms Aeademy turned dver 1306.25 In stadium tax receipts to the City while submitting a sepa­ rate check for 1100.00 light bills. The "Celery Rowl" game netted the record high tax return of $110.00 for a single football en­ gagement. Since It was a day con­ test the nightly $26 lighting fee was not necessary. Here are the total attendance figures: Game Paid Total New Smyrna 675 810 Florence Villa 503 643 Rustle 539 700 Leesburg 1,122 1,500 Celery Bowl BOB 1,603 ? Sal Cardinal)), San Jose State's 234-pound tackle, waa student body president at Monterey (Cal­ if.) High School, YOU ARE TO ATTEND OUR Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12 and 13 FREE GIFTS For Everyot MIRROR ___»F TM Aa—clatvd Frate TODAY A YL'AR AGO - Frank W « n' H lio( Australia defatted )lek Savitt of Orania, N. J,, lr l rabyr final of tha Victorian Ten M. M. * FIVE YEARS AGO — Tha Boa- IE THE NEW 1953 TV SETS From These Famous Manufacturers: PH1LCO r r player* between laclde to turn pm announcements of uiiieus. no, n . Aussie officials BREMEm’OI Josephs, 149, 1 out Paul Ketu tie and a te L ^wM ns ^ MIAMI BtA a two Auailaa are be­ ad to thla form of torUnsrMana are. carefree Orleans, 10. • has. maintained eyar iMointmaBt as-playing i^ T w o kava . . 50-50 rimEu tho cup. Now ha Mao4.br ■ husky young DEl.AND (Special) — Sporting 164-polnts scored In two gumtm, the Stetson Hi-Hiitti-rs hit thiroad this week for u dash with Rollins College In Winter l’ork tonight and the University of Florida in Gainesville Saturday night. The lll-Hatlera set a Stetson record scoring percentage iw gainst the Florida SouthtrlF Moccasins Saturday night by hitting 61% of their field goal attempts. Forward Jim Tavenl»re, who led tho team In scoring last yanr with 1H..1 nolnt* pergam# average, contributed nine out of 10 field goal tries for n 94% average against the Mncs. Two Ill-Halter ini-bupa which occurred against the Mncs left Stetson without the services of 6’-6" Center Ed "Shanks” llnuml for the Rollins bout. Hnnsel ,i"l Guard Jim Carlin both received ankle injuries but Carlin Is billed as ready to go. Tad Casaldy, 6-9 reserve cen­ ter who scored tl-polnts sgslnst tha Moca has been listed as a replacement for Hansel. Guards Jack Okanee and Jack Smith snd Forward John Imgrund have shown brilliant floor work in drills this week and will he counted on for a counter a gsln £ tha Rollins team whlrh nverngr* batter than 6’-3” . Noted as an rxreptionnlly strong rebound tenm, the Rollins Tors have a 6*-4" back board man in their center, Webber. Rollins’ short but shifty gunrd, Vnnchlo, 6’-8” , Is a ball-hawk who Stetson Coach Dick Morlnnd has caution­ ed the Ill-Hatters to wutrh. Senior forward Jim Tnvenlere and John Imgrund, a Junior for­ ward, have been elected to csL*tain this year’s Ill-Hatter tenm, Celery Bowl 110.W (Day) m iW Training honors at Delaware Totals (396.15 $]9ft $406.29 Park’s 1962 meeting ended In « deadlock between Oscar White and WINNING JOCKKY Frank A. Bonsai. Each saddled to MIAMI I* - Tony da 8plrito. winners. lb* nation’* leading Jockey with --------------------------------------------M9 winners, continued his one-aday pace ai Tropical Park Tuaa- his drive to break the American day 6y* booting bom* Colonel Ze- record,of 361 winners a year dot la tho ninth and [leal n e t . Th# 17-yr»r n'd Lawrence. Ma<1j Do Splrito haa ridden five win- rider had five mounts Tuesday and hera In flva days at Tropical In Is scheduled to ride six today. By H m Asa OAKLAND. Cl tor, 1 S0W. New Archie Whltewai a Hatters Will Bank Heavily On Star Player Taveniere*' CITY LEAGUE f �-r- tr* a, '4 ■to tn) •Ml if you E h z W an ted ijfyzmlb D o irr m elee ,yoar Haaford Herald, Cltj Delivery, by 7 ;*0 P. M.. please rail YELLOW CAB 1441 11IK W K A T H B K Colder Hits afternoon ami tonight, lowrsl tonight 2J In 30 north por­ tion and 33 to :M with (roil to murklind* extreme south; warmer Friday afternoon and fair weather. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME xuv Ike Arrives In Peari Harbor On Way Home Established 1908 I’ hotoron Sixty-Two r,-to4 <-• * I’ - • .• > « Vu * SANFORD, FLORIDA Associated I’rrwt 1.rawed Wire THURSDAY DEC. tl, 1952 N o. 80 President To .jn- Grim M ood, Tells MePn °L w sb Reporters H e Doesn’t Think M acArthur Has W a r Solution • ... Truman Tells News Conference T h a t Economic; Controls Should He Extended General Will Remain Until Weekend And Then Fly To New York Headquarters Jaycees To Print Clean Sweep In French Arrest Seminole County Department Of All Leaders Of Fishing Map Soon Justice Is Seen Dissident Party Shows Much Fcelingr WASHINGTqpfTir - President In Denouncing: Roth Truman said loday he exnecls to replace the resigned Industry Ike And FormerFai* members of the Wage Stahtlliation Hoard before the end of the wrk E a s t Commander All seven members represent toy Industry quit last week In protest WASHINGTON lP — President A fishing map of Seminole aga<n*t Hie President's a-tlon I* Truman said today he doubts that County eunlnlnimr (lie mimes mid overruling the board In tho coal Gen Hmiglas MacArthur has hit locations of alt the fi-toiig camp*, mine wage case. Truman told a news conforenrr Morrocan Action Fol­ motels, hotels, restiituniits nod 1-h'ownell Is Expected jupon any new s Inttun nf the Ko­ War, anil declared that In stores will tn- published hy Iha I economic controls should ho To Ru I'nivlcntinj*' rean lows Bloody Riot- fishing id.'iti Hu- general inhl him he was the Junior I Ihiiiihri of Commerce extended beyond April 3o. the war was over Mien He said he not only expected 1 In ReVrm Effnrts sine iiiji' In Casablanca doling ......... . pari of January, Irutnitn. in an timtstlillly stern announce Industry tnewse's for John Krider nnunoined today at in,-ml also told tils news confer­ the wage board, but that he ex the .... ...... Ung m •tie Y or til |!v |)ON W IIIT t J IF X H It\IIAT. French Morocco P ence that Gen Hwight I) Eisen­ itected lo have a replacement tin French police have arrested all * hit.. AHHAitD t'SS IIFU'N V I n hower w.i* guilty of demagoguery linger Putnam when Putnam leaders tif the Moroccan naltualisl r Munir * *tnl mi Houh* l*» IIru .iu Ait millmn when lo- said m the |ire*ldenllal steps nut us economic staldllla will !*•* tn tin* |it|iyI* xouru1 imiiv Unit lstiql.il Party not tn New York lirinti* he would go tn Korea. tlon administrator He verified r > I for the current United Nations *e* uui|> ll»*|kv#»'ii nil.I Hl.tMMi «»f \11\ Cni doiLiniiti' MuiIhtI eampaign Truman summed op that he Mirts that former price adminl. shin, it was learned loday hhh duesn l see how iittv koih) iould lrulnr Michael V IikS.iltr was oThe action followed hh>odi riot , printed, sold Mr Kmh-i, . liairmnri] ^ giant hmisecieanmg in the De come of any White Ihm-e meeting tier consideration for Putnams Ing in Cnsnlilancn earlier Ibis week - "f the m a p co m m i t t , partnienl n( Jufllre with the two to talk about Korea. post. llrowiietl, the informant -ant. Sen Watkin* * It t’tahi hud suggest­ m which seven Europe I"* and an Nine other member* .>( the c o m ­ Truman's announced Intention to estimated ZOu or more Moroccan* mittee are a* follow" , hiiiriunit plans tn fire anyone ......... name ed caiHer Rial Truman "set aside get thr wage control program foe v.f*t ■ijfjgvyK ■v\v' . f were killed Cliff Aide*. Dli’k Craig. Itol.i-rt has been even remotely linked ultti rancor" and Invite MacArthur and Honing aguln has run into opi*M Among those reported arrested Brown, Carl Prt»iH-, Gordon Kwee- government -camlal j Pi evident elect Kt*cnhuw er to a tlon from elements of organs Brownell's first move after lak W m & M M were Mohammed Lvaiidl. assist lu-y, Elton Moughton, I t . Harry labor, as well as business organ! aid secretary general if Hie Istiq Itervieh, Lt. Conidt. I'harle* \t- ing office Jan 20. the source said, White House parley rations will lie to sweep mil of office vir I The President unbent only a little, lal; Dad) n.unar Hen AMrUrlll. klnson, and Dirk Ih-nlv liinllv all those ill the nolirv mat. lie said that its a matter nf enurThe U S Chandter of Commerce Mohanred (ihuti and At.derrahiiii The .laycees will mall the maps “ 'xvy mg level of Hie departmenl The tesi lie would In* glad to see either has openly urged all businessmen Hear Admiral (). II. Iluidison, Commander <>f Fleet Atr Jmksiui- to refuse posts on the WSH slid lien Houahld. inellltrrrs of the par to anyone writing to ihe Junior eleanoot also will lifted nttof'ievs of them, if either had anything to tv’s executive committee, unit All Chamber The fI-hing map will tie di*cus. He said. Ion, he would he v111, ins|H-(-t- im-i Mium-I hi YJ-iM, accompanied tiy I. Kennedy, Jr. both the Chamber ami National l.yti/ldi mrrehnn* who had advertised in vailou* fi-luug mag in the Wu-hmgliin otfii e* amt I K happy if uny good came mil of the riuiiinaiidlng nffleer of YJ-il2, ul tin annual administration Inapi-cthm Association of .Manufacturer* dr med district atlortieys and 1 K mac ireen exjielled by the F'rench guv n/Ilies. Mr. Kader added Korean trip Elsenhower has now of Photographic Squadrun Slxty-lwo, Thursday, Die. I, .it NAAS mantled that Truman kill off Imlli ernnienl Irom tin- Motocr.in l 'ham shuts lu fin tlu-r liu*ilu'" dlM ti-*ed al San ford. "It tie finds a good career i-i- »i conelndcd wage and price control*. her ol t'liinmerce the Jayeee meeting, Mr I'risne Also mi Hie subject of courtesy, Other government curbs, mean Newspaper* speculated Dial repotted 1lint llm Chri*tuiM* *lmp- who has hern doing a good job. In- -aid MacAiHmr should have while, were being relaxed these naiiunalisl lenders had hern plng tour fund had fill (a) for the Brow nell will keep him whelhi-r reported In him on the situation lie's n Democrat or a Itepuldienn It A. McDonald, chief nf the interned at some French i>esl tn to children from tin- I utherao the informant added m Korea when he came buck front Nutinnal Production Authority, las' the desert lie'.-ii Oiphanuge in Ktaviu. even Brownell wa- one of President the Ear East last veur night ordered curbs on use <>( Four other minor leaders were "W e have not *et a *lefout** *lal«- »dert ftwight Fl-eilllowel's |on poll though I ruman had fired him Any scarce melals (or ruuttruction rased considerably beginning Jan arrested Kncem Zhirl. \IhIi-I)rlin for (he shopping tour .*- m -I, Imit tlcal advisers m tin- |ire-idenllcl decent man would have dime that, Ml)jI Ho” heklr Kadln amt Ahmed ii- -lion ii- we dii. Mi- I lal old gnmpaigii i Truman added lie said it was 1 because of an Improving iuii)d> Ring will make the aitliiiimi’ e II 1- limlerstoed in- will give toil called fur In military etiquette lie also mint Ihc automobile In rherkaoui Several Coinmunlsls, inrluding (Ill-Ill," Mi. Prism- •*|diiii!i-d 111 11llll v til ill! e sit gill lIIg ( - n's <li-, I dustry inay plan l 'j million unit \\hen lie did get a report from F'ollest Itrerkem idge iimioilioeil log wllh communism and -Oliver MacArthur 111 11130 that was at in the April-,May-June period next Tamara ()us». a Russian ritiien 11 h i t Ihe Civil Air Pulml ispoil S IO II year, compared with Hi Million, and member of Hie Morocrnii t'nm i their Wake Island conference six Accused allotted for the January March mtlliisl Parts, were nlso picked up soring the "liuniiiii Flv" -lunl at Next oil Ihe list will lie a whole months before Truman recalled his Move Is Made To In­ Chancellor (lie Kanfiird Atlnnti* Natiumil quarter. Early remits tislay indicated sale review of tax fr aud , a-e* m Ear East commander about all ho Of TryingvTo Make Walter Krulher. new president quiet c r e a s e Efficiency got was misinformation, the Pres­ pruvnlletl In this French prn- Rank Imildiug tonight al 7 tl* p.m. which no action h i- been taken Mr. Bteekenridge oig t -,1 all the of the CIO, arrived le town to tectorute nf H I-, million inlinhitaids He also will dig into pending ident said . Court .Subservient In City Operation try to put over the CIO's new French Resident (len Auguslln Jaycees to watch the *|iectiode. antitrust cases Reporter* ul Ihe conference wpto and wage ronlnds policy. Tile na (iulllauine told a crowd of 41) Ii0j> lie utso added that several o f the Brownell hit* luld friends he m in general agreement they had IlflNN, Cut many </r\~ West Her lion’s other big nrgsnlied lahor person* attending funeral services Jnycres, Includitig Mr. Abies, will The rearrangement and redeco­ rarely seen the President speak lends lu prosei’ide wherever iliure u.-isl hi liu- coHeetions. rating of offlees m lh* City Hall. many's conatllullonal crisis flared group, the API,, so far la saying with srt much feeling as he did (Continued On l'«*e Four) Is nnv evlitence of fro'til up again Id . Parliament M ayMr. Mealy fi-porleit ili.it .lulin Continued)' On Page n « t \ (Cciatlnuedt lie is said lo feel that the office today on the Korean problem LnaipvL'or :K fY . r Adoenav'rs Kinds, Comity Civil liefense chair of .iHnrncv general ha- Ireen nor Sen Watkins called Hie Presi­ Motorist ArrOHted .^Million acefficient oparatlon of the City’s powerful. Sosialltt oppnilll man, needs some more volunteer*. milted to sink In prestige and he dent's remarks, turning down the h cased him of putting pressure on biialm-ss, nr* nearly comnleted. Mack Cleveland, Jr., reminded all intends to r»»lnie It to a new and suggestion of a MacArthur-EDenFor UeeklcHs Driving Amt"lean Quarters of the City Manager the federal Supreme Cdurl In order Legion members tn "h e higher level bower Truman meeting, "nma/ing and the department head* nre tie- lo get approval of lrra*>e* for sure and attend" Munduy night's words “ He told a reporter that The Justice Department hnA Ni'irrn miitmUt wan urruiat«*if Chri-tma- party at tin- le g io n Ing brought together In what Mr. armed alliance with the West w.i - all the comment he could make aleeil it i m ** employeMust "f Socialist deputy chairman Wll Lemon terms more of a ‘'businessApproximately **» In cash, por Mi u •linrifp 4»f willful «rul wan- lint now Ho-ill are i iv tl sn v p e wur1 el -i t helm Mollies read a sharp staletlon* of three tuixe* of cigar* and Inn reckless driving lute yesterIlk* arrangement." Sen Welker i It Idaho) called John Pi,-i -on. limit loan o f Ihe Mr. Lemon's office equipment men! In the llumlc-tlng (lower ahout four cates of t*pr w-.-re lit, i of I,-i noun after the yir lie Chi l"tu u» parade <ommtl(<-■', n ail will not la- affected In the lorn tin in the words ol » pietty sick, ovt-t was being moved today Into a house 1 In which he accused Aden­ taken la*t night In a tumk-in at (jus driving run iol" the tear of Ills cmoprelii-usive report on Ihe (i usti ati-tl man" and -.lid they llu-se who hare done a good jolt seeuieil slanderous to him room newly created tiy partitioning auer of creating a constitutional the Five-Point* Restaurant, inuth a crew Im* one four III of a mile pat *de |"ulittng oiil that o f the off u portion of the large room crisis in order In save Ids own of Sanford on Highway 17-02, last of tlic citv limit* on (‘,-lerv I I . 2UU fuiMislo-d l,v the Merehuol- ami have not tieeil oiv«lx,-,| i.. He said Tinman'- own record which has been used hv depart­ government. Mclllcs also charged Deputy Sheriff Howard Hood Avenue, according to tlighwiiv As-oemlioo, 11 wa- left ill i)p- scandal will la retained one "will live forever as ., record of source said ment heads. This new mom, which that Adenauer planned to try to «ald today. Pal rulooto It. I), tlnrrison demagoguery of Hi,- highest rank " tr-nsory after all expenses. Hut “ if their name has Ireen has been replusterrd and painted, Entrance to the place wa* I'm inun spoke op m response to CmiI Hen Ross, 20, West Four­ Ill* -aid tlinl letters of thanks reform the court In order In make | eouiii-etfd with a scandal they will located immediately off tinquestions urlstpc from MneArthur's rained hv prying open the back teenth Street, was arrested after Wen* -rot ollt to all will, helped lie out nolomalieallv " it obedient to his aims. room used hv the City Commis­ speech lo Ihe National Vssociation door, he disclosed. The deputy ex- lie rollided with the bus, driven *<nge I lit* purloin. hio a nell his iiiatle onlv two r" id Maimfaetnrei s m New York The Socialist charges caused a oressed the belief that more than hv Musie llon/cr 44, Route I, Johnnie J. Wood, the fabulous sion. js,lntiiuiils William Rogers to tie tumult. Tho session was suspended building -climbing ."Human Fly," last Friday that "there is a clear one person participated i" the slid owned hv I'base ulid Com* All the department heads, with Ills deputy and J Edgar llmivr-e anil definite snlnllon" to Ihe Knri'.m will spectacularly scale up the six- thu exception of John Glllon, build- 43 minutes to let the Adenauer burglary. lisny. None was Inpired urnollg Services Wednesday tn niolimie as Fill chief Hinext forces frame an answer Chancel­ story Sanford National Hank ing Inspector, will to- located im­ eonfllct He "lifted" fingerprint* from n the drivers or passenger* nf the minor aptioinlment will lie a >o1> building tonight for the baneflt of mediately outside the City Man­ lor Adenauer Immediately rushed •huff le-huwllng mnrhlnr which 1ms. Elsenhower said during his cam­ For Thoinas Faulk, Jr. cilor geio-ral the man who will from his office tn Ihr Parliament the Sanford Civil Air Patrol'a ca­ ager's ilpor, together with Mr. paign that lie would go lo Korea had been dumuged when nn at The Ini* stowed down tn pull humlle :ip|ieiils to the Supreme building to hold a hurried caucus det training program at 7:30 o'­ Lemon's secretary, Harhuru Dufin ln« efforts to tiring about a tempt was made to get into the off the mail, I'lilmlinan Karri Funeral services weis> lield at t mirt with his floor leaders llu s iln s r.- n s Pm , e « o i clock. speedy and hnuurahlc end to the money box. run said, and a ear imincdiiltelv 4 .mi p.m. yesterday at llriesmi The Socialists charged Adenauer Itrownell. on returning In the A A spotlight will follow hla preThe owner of thr restaurant, lellind it pulled old and passed Funernl llmoe for Thomas M. mamlaml from Hawaii, will mil Korean War had pressured federal I'resldent VP carious course up the outside wall Earlier tills week Elsenhower Theodor Heuss Into withdrawing Mr*. Ruth Kelly, hail rlom-d the till' tills. The ear driven hv Ross, I’liolk, Jr., six yeai old son of fer with msliee- of Ihe Supreme messaged MurArthur Dial he would and an ambulance will lie parked from the Supreme Court Ids re­ place yesterday hut hail been also behind the inis, skidded I tit Mrs. Isiulse Paulk and T. M. Court and gel Ihelr views mi tlte lie happy tn meet will) Inin to dis­ nearby. In caa« of an emergency. quest for an advisory opinion on the there at IQ o’clock last night, he feet, the tiutrnlniuil said, before Paulk, Hr. who died Tuesday a f ­ type <d man hext sidled fur this cus* any tilans the funner Ear Once i t the top Wood will perform The break-in occurred striking tile left rear iff Ihe ter ,| brief illness. win k 11«•II41Hit8*ii lilt I'linr t-'alMf i constitutionality of the treaties with said. a spine tingling head-stami on the some lime between that time and larger vrlli. le the West edge of the roof. The Rev, W. p. 11rooks, Jr. a*Damage to llie RM7 Ford Inis 'isle,I t,v the Rev, .1 E. McKirtThere will be nu charge for this Hy withdrawing his ease the this morning when she discovered Florida's Schedule public demonstration, -hut a hat president gave right of way before both (he front and rear doors of Was set ol I Hat and lo the 1101) le> officialei] al the service* and I'ord roach. 12811, will be passed among the crowd by M r s . M o l l i e ( s c i j j c r Photogranhlc Squadron H'2, n the court to o suit filed hy Aden the place open. hiirlnl was made io Evergreen For Announced tha CAP for donatlona toward Ita seven months old "nil whi-j. re- aur'a government coalition forces < emeterv. Succumbs To Illness cadet training program. ranlly mowed to NA*S Sanford This suit Is placed before only one Korvivjng in addition In Die TAMPA r The University of Besides scaling to the top of from NAB Jacksonville, passed chamber nf the two-chamber emirt mother ami father are the grand­ Florida Football team will play moat of the nation's highest »kv- with flying color*, Its annual ad­ It Is a chamber In which the gov­ M ih , Mnllle A, Geiger, 72. died mother, Mi s . Mae Paekard of nine major foes In HI33. opening scrapers, Including the 42-story L. ministrative and material Inspee. ernment hopes tn obtain a favor Hanford, Mrs. A. Paulk o f Wash­ tit the borne of Iter daughter, Mrs. Sept It) against Mice al Houston, C, Smith Hotel, Mr. Wood climbed tlon Thuradny. Dee. 4. The sqtind- able verdict. The Adenauer suit Out-la Wilson, 2 till South Keltington, D. C. and Mrs. Rex Pack­ Tex . Hit' Tampa Times said today. up the outside wall of the five* ron received an overall mark of n|k* for a ruling whether Ihr ard o f Daytona lleaeh; one aunt, f ,rd Avenue at H:I5 p in. yester­ Tho other tog lime opponent* story Valdes Hotel to amaae i excellent which Is quite high rank(Continued On Page Four) ■Mrs. C. ||. Moss o f Lake Mary; day fallowing a lingering illness. will In' Georgia Tech at Gaines­ crowd of hundreds 23 years ago. Approximately 200 student* will Manger", ifuggard, Triple Trio. nlso three aunts In Washington, A resident of Sanford the nust ville. Sept Ht; Kentucky at (.cxWood will have to begin hla mr. c-peclally for a newly formed participate in the annual Christ­ "There's u Kong in tin- Air," D. C.; one onele, Rlehard Pnek- 11 years, Mr* Geiger was a ingtou Kl , Oct :t; Vanderbilt at . journey from the second floor of unit, It was stated. mas concert to he presented hy Speaks, solo hy Ray Davis. llaptist Guinesvlllc. Oct A group of hlghlv experienced anl, Sanford; a half sister, Miss lio-inher of Ills* Fir*! 17; t.nuiilana the hank hulldlng tomorrow night glee cluba of Hedilnolv High School "King We All Noel," Ynrk-Mcho- June Paulk o f Port St. Joe. (Tom le State at llnlon Rouge La . Oct. 24: because of the long first floor win­ Inanector* let! liv Pear Admiral and the Hanford Junior High IIn, and "Glory to God in the High­ III lohlitioil to Mrs. Wilson she Atdiurn at Gainesville. Oct. 31; dows and the lack of any ledge 0. H. Hardison, UHN eommand-r Kns, James R, Freeman, Supply Hchool at 8:00 p. m. Tuesday at est," Whitoford. choir; "Carrlllun," ii survived tn two otiler dailyh Georgia at Jacksonville. Nov. 7; of ft«ei air Jacksonville. Capt. If, on the flrit floor wall. the BUS auditorium, Miss Dili*, Brill, and "Cantlquc de Noel," 10 KT n 3IE El' ecs, Mr*. Frank Morgan of He- tTennessee at Gainesville. Nov. 14; In case of rain, the spectacular V. Hopkins, UPN, chief of staff, Corps, U8NK, ha* reported for Keem Whittle, music director, an­ Ad*n.-Parks, Girl* Glen Club; A (ollretloii of (lit waa taken bitng uml Mr*. (!. A. Montoya of and Miami at Miami, Nuv. 28, the cllmh will be attempted tomorrow and Comdr. N, Haeon, USN, com duty at tho Naval Auxiliary Air nounced today, ve a la rm , "Ave Marla." Schubert, with aolo last night at the meeting of the III Weal Palm Reach; four sisters, Times added mending officer of Simndron VC Station, Sanford, where he will night. program will be presented in hy Mona Jnlw. Julie, and Ihe recessional, et H Society of the American Le- Mrs. It. E. I’olrninn, Savannah, Wilbur Klnley Times snort* edi­ 02 In Jacksonville, investigated told the position of Assistant Dla- a Tha stage setting depleting u cathe­ Silent Night,1 Khm for the Crippled Children'* k* ' (German), Gruber, fin.; Mr-. Oscar Crews, Air*. L u ­ tor. suit) the traditional contest everything from personnel, area, J’ur*lntr Offirar until April whan dral. complete with stained-glass choir. Hospital in St, Petersburg lo u*e buildings, paper work, organise ho, will officially rellavu Lt. sh- PhfTTpo* mol Mr*. Lessie with Mlntni still Isn’t definite be­ William F. Doddy, Dothly, Supply CoVpa, windows, she eald. During the recessional a tableau for Chrlxlnms purposes. llntler of Jnck'imvile; tvvo 'broth­ cause of Florida's nrotost over tlon, and morale. V.M2. the In USN, Program of the concert 1* as Fifteen inenihers am) invited a-------‘ ' apected unit, received praise and station, Disbursing Officer of the follow*! Processional, "Joy to the of the Nativity will be depicted in guest* uttemied the ham *uppur ers, J. B. Aaron, Lyons Gu. end Miami's financial aid tu players. costunio on the floor-lighted stage. Also tentative is a game with Louis Aaron of Brooklet, Go; NEW YORK un—"Carmen" will commendation from tha Inspecting Ena. Freeman la the sou nf Mr, World,’’ llandelj 'Rlehold that Mary wll! lie depleted hy Eleanor uml open pronicmlailc of the socie­ Stetson al Gainesville Nuv. 21, he ha televised from th« Metropolitan oartv on all phases, hut especial and Mrs. W. II. Freeman, Donah Star.” Cunkle • Haring, N i n th- Nix; Joseph, Lurry llurney; nil- ty. Plan* were made for the 40 et •even grandchildren, Mis* Jean said Optra House tonight to vltwtr* In lv the bearing and appearance of son, Tenn. He waa horn In Orlando, Grade Chorus) “ Geau Hambtuo,” «*U, Barbara Evan*. Carol Buck­ H wreck in Orlumlo which will Wilson, Sanford; Stisses Ellen Kinlev said Florida loach Bob tort, Mrs, Fruak Morgan of !ie11 theators in n cl tits acroaa tha the men at the personnel Inspee Fla. Fab, D, 1022 and attended the Yon, lophomor* ensemble, with a ner and Hetty Marlin, amt kings, uml Juii. 21. ; Woadnlff refused to confirm or tlon. "We now have four anplleatlnn* hriiig; Mr*. Jerald Lollier. I ake dt-nv the accuracy nf this schedule. Delaney Street Dram mar School eolo hy Richard Hal): "No Candle Glenn Jones, Joe Fisher and Wes­ Cgpt Hopkins remarked to tha before moving to Tennessee In wa* There and No Fire," Lehman ley Dee*. The benediction will he for membership," J, It. Well*. Chef Placid. Flu.; Mi*. Jim Moure, patron will i n and. hear Mat The Times sport* editor said ho do Gore, said, "and aru looking Fan Gallic; Mr*. Itoyol Huvidne, hud , stars Blm Stovana, Nadine Conner, officer* nf ’VJ-63 that this waa 1041. Graduating from Mt. Juliet anil "O Quit Your Pastures" delivered by Dr. itrooka. put together the schedule from Washington, I). C.; and Mr*. for six more before Hie deadline Richard Turkar aod Robart Mar- ona o f the sharpest assemblage* High School, Mt. Juliet, Tenn. in (French), arrangement by Strong, nnntnmcemcnts from Florida's op­ Members of the Triple Trio are Peter Palm nf New York f’ ily: one Jun. 18." of men he has observed slnee he 1047, Mr. Freeman attended Cum­ Ninth Grade Chorua. rill performing, tha Blaat Optra. aa follows: First soprano — Mary and from information re­ •rrundson, Eranel* Wilson, U. K. ponent* "That Holy Night," F. Illlllums Ann Wilke, Ann Kalmrn and Joan Tha opara will coma through on has been on the staff. And, during berland University for ona year ceived from Florida sources. THEATER GUILD Navy; al»o two great grandchil­ huga television screen* In the the tour of Inspection, Admiral before going Into the real estate and "Good Christian Men Rejoice,'1 Wright. Second soprano — Sylvia The first effort of the recently- dren. ■*-eater* aa It 1* being performed Hardison asked Comdr. J- Ken business with hla father and bro­ Stainer, Honhomore Ensemble; Ilayea, Marti* Crlsaey and Fllolse MINOR IILA/.E organised Hanford Theater Guild, "Christmas Fantasy,” Knhlrnsnn, Funeral service* will he held at nedy. Jr., commanding officer of ther In Doqalton, Tenn. New York. The Hanford Fire Dupartmant Snyder. Alto* — Joyce Jones, San­ "The Night of January Itlth," a Bri*xon Eunural Home at I0;.7t) He decided to continue hl.x stu­ Jeanne luma Miller and I.cell" dra Dunn and llarhura Rigg*. VJ-62. If all hla men had pur­ play mixing comedy uml drama in n.m, tomorrow with Huv. W P. nnswurud a call ti> the Brown resi­ chased new uniforms for the In dio* end enrolled et Vanderbilt Price; "O Come All Ye Faithful," dence ut 1801) West Ninth Street Members of the Double Quartet a court room netting, will lie pre­ Brook*, Jr. and Bov. S. WhatUniversity where he was a member Reading, choir; Invocation an<r apeetlon. morning wh*r* u i-lux« earned are aa follows: Tenors — Johnny tonight at H:18 o'clock tn lev officiating. Burial will he made tld* VJ-63 la a photographic squad of the Naval Reaerva Organise! Hcrlpture, Dr. W .P. Brooks, pas Carter, Bay Davis, Jimmy Whatley sented by a defective flue caused minor (he court room ef the Court House. in bowling Gref, Fla, Baptist Church; ... First _ _*t B#| ron which does mapping and rt- Training Corps. Receiving a R. A. tor of. the damage. Flro Chief Mack Cleve­ The play, which feature* an Inountit "Go Tell And Larrv Bates. Baritones hus«e* conna Iseance missions for the na degree from Vanderbilt in June, Rise Up Early," Xou land «*tlil this afternoon.______ (spiritual), ar- — Joe Hutchison. Eugene Fst- decisive ending for n murder trial, vjr. Homo part and tralnlm 1082, he waa commissioned aa an It on Ihe Mountain" (aplrii ridgo. Jimmy Krltler and Arthur also will ho singed tomorrow night by Smith, choir. grounds are at NAA8 Sanfori Ensign In tha Naval Reserve and ranvemant JAYCEE DRIVE Movie Time nt the same time, "Birthday of a King." Nelilllng iliuklne. but tha squadron deploys detach sent to Bayonne, N. J. for a fl«e With only four day* until the ao|o by Richard . _ Hall; Hall: "Now Glee Club officers at SlIH are n rrz month course In the Naval Supply menta to all narta of the world SCHOOL BIDS RKtf'CTwn Junior Chamber of Commerce M follow*: Prtaldent, Ray D»v|*; is Holy Child la Bom" (French), <Fi there. •Trimson Pirate" from time to time for special mls- School memhsrship drive cornea to an end, Al) bids for construction of addi­ Kallty, choir; "NoelI Noelt" (Eng vice-president, Mary Ann Wl'ke: En*. Freeman waa married to 1:00 • a inn - 8*10 • 7:18 tha former Miss Maw CrlawJH to llah), Gevaert, and "We Three •"evetary and treasurer, Sylvia tion* *n Seminole and Lyman Htoh the Jaycees report they are only MOVIRI.AND VJ-dt fa of tho nowaat Dnnelaen, Tenn. on Jim* 10 Xing* of Orient A rt." Honkln* Hayes, and Business managers, HchiH* wer" re looted today hv 28 short of the 260 goal, Dick Healv, chairman of ihe aqtudmu ill tha Navy having ba#n WhUa loekiiHr fbr -a nlace to live double quartet; "Out of tha East/ Ann Rgborn, Joan Wright, Joe (he Count" Board of Puh'lc Tq. "Here Come The Neliona* " wlonsd Anr. 10. 1M2, *t In Sanford, M*. and Mr*. F"*emaR stnietlon, T. W. Lawton. Hupei-ln- December drive, announced today Ibb, Boya____ GUe Club;. P "Sweet lbb. a ____ V P LLit- Hutchison and Johnny Carter, show starts 11:30, first featur* J*«ksfl*vUD. Tha *lrcr*fl ar# torapnrgritv residing with hla ceompanlite for the concert tandent, disclosed early this after­ that out of the 223 memhershlna e Jeeua Boy," MarGimsev. MV, *olo solo Acci 7:14, intermission 8:30, last nald up during th* current drive, noon tho now AJ-2P B*»»o**i bo Junne Lana Miller. Ioict(g r BloUe Snyder: "A t Cbria Guv E,.Fy**m*n. Orlando feature 9:2J Bids for tha construction work 23 have bean new members. The Noplvoa, and ‘tho B4YNorway), O rlu - Frie*^ Joan Wilke, Judy Irvin, ‘ fnspeetar It drive will end Monday. Wright-Forreat, and Away In a Hsian Weldlo and Tommy W yatt will ba roadvertised, ho said. Orlando. HONOLULU i* —Hfealdent-rlcct Eisenhower, ham*ward bound from til* dramatic journey to Korea, ar •4/ rived at Pearl Harbor aboard thr cruller Helena loday at 0 a. m (2 p. m. RST), Elsenhower will remain until the week and, then fly to hla New York headquarten. Shortlf thereafter he will meet with Hen. Douglas Mir Arthur to ttlacuii the latter'* plan for shortening the Korean War That meeting probably will lie held early next week, aald a source _clo*e to the President-elect. • Elsenhower did not comment on Preildent Truman’* itatement "If anyone ha* a reasonable plan for ending the Knreon fighting x x x that plan *houtd be presented at oner lo the Preildent/' He did not name MacArthur, but hi* press secretary, Rofer Tuhby, aald there waa no quealion that the genera was meant. Last Friday MacArthur told thr National Association of Manufnc turers he had a new (dan for enlv^Ing the Korean punle. In a message exchange, Risen hower and MacArthur agreed to meet to dlsruss It. On band to meet Elsenhower at Pearl Harbor wl* Defense Sec­ retary-designate Charles E. Wilson, who will report on his. military con ference* In Honolulu with Den Omar Ilradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Adm. Arthur W. Hadford. Navy com mander In the Pacific. x An earlier plan to have Wllsor • fly to the Helena by helicopter was canceled. A source close to the President­ elect said no time or pllrc hod been fixed for the meeting with MacArthur, bill It nrohsblv would be at Elsenhower'a Commodore Hotel headouartera or hla Morning side Helghta residence In New Yjrtr*, The source added tfamt Eisen­ hower would conndt frequently with MacArthur,- but,there are no olans/to give Ua, eUHrmal post In thrnaw administration. , Jama* Hagarty, the I'reiMeni alaot'a pres* secretary, said It la uncertain when Ki*cnhn<ver wll' leave Honolulu. Earlier It had been announced he would lei” 'e S*lue day night, arriving In New York Sunday night. .lu>% *«•••(ukhuiK» * » "ill llruunrll hn.n pLmv fm City Hall Offices Adenauer Crisis Are Redecorated Flares Again In West Germany And Rearranged Beer I Stolen From Highway Rest mi rant uHuman Fly” Plans t To Scale Building In Downtown Area >hoto Sauadron Passes Inspection With High Praise Annual Christmas Concert To Be Given By High School Glee Clubs Ena. James Freeman Assiffned To Sanford Operaf ‘Carmen’ To Be Televised Tonight Table — — _____ frl . . .. .... , i- ....q.i.— Jl j ____ ________:L ._ •' '• '"4 - ! �0 * I * R AAN FORD HERALD Thura. Dee. 11,1151 • I___ Good Reurling And Bad The Sanford Herald It In unity to midpirntnnd the nnxloty of thom* who fear thnt thu lurid bookn and m«frnzln(*;t avuilnblo nt Home newntnndn may hnvo n corrupting Influence on the mind* of young people. Some of the pn|>er-lK>und cdltlonn nnd cheap miiRnzlncH make a frank appeal to the curiosity of youth nnd cmphaalH which rome of the puhllnhers place on the more Hcnsatlonal aM|icctH of sex miiken them dangerous. A youiik reader, hIIII immature In his attitudes toward tho myntcrlea of Hex, can get dintnrted IdenH from reading ma­ M O M . i at> L , U M A X terial which glamorizes Immorality or presents hcx out of SMIter G O n ilO .y D K A O proportion to its proper place In life. ____MoatoM* Maeeoee A congressional investigating committee is studying the S l B S t l l T H I S H A I MS i Or CarHer ....................— S . » problem ami churchmen, paid Iffhers, authors and civic lead• a*""'* ^ , ... t oo erff hiivtrbeerf wiiletif co~tesiifrr^rt Hctiri.iTiriti.m'fiiKo nit cmteta Meothe eluded tho committee will make recommendations as to whut should ho done. It should he remembered that not nil the pa|tcr-lxniml lawks are guilty of violating good taste and good sense. Many cheap reprint editions make tho work of Shnkespenre, Shaw, thn philosophers, writers and poets of > i m i s « s IM N aSlao ally M r >o« the world available to people rich in literary appreciation but (ooi( S m ssu r l i t . S e t* Vurfc, C a ira a n , I I . t r o l l , poor 111 pocketlxtok. M a a .a . « l l r ■ ■ 4 » l. _________ Some people want censorship. Hut would It work? T h e H e ra t* la a a r a l n e f l i t Would not the eternal problem of what is decent ami what ' i l e a S i m s n S Ir S la c o u r t s * I t t l r l a ik e la e eeaofeJI* in Indecent soon arise to perplex any individual nr group ap­ e l a lt I k . f a ta l oewo s i t s M ee w a il aa a ll pointed to mnke aurli decisions? (Tin standards of morality aew a i t u t f r t M . be legislated? There Is no pat or easy answer. Publishers can avoid ' THURSDAY, DECT II. IH3 censorship only if they take steps to police their own Indus* try. Parents who fall to Interest their c hildren In wholesome hooks pnnnot expect censorship to protect them. Groups Interested in meeting the menace of obscene literature can help liy making good literature available. Con­ fronted with a choice between good reading and had our young people Hhotild be well educated enough to choose the former. Good reading is not only better than had; it Is, given half it chance, more In'crcstlng and attractive. « No theory ts Rood If It docs not k. E y s ’rlenrp prove* wii«! way la beat. Wisdom is luatIfl.-d of licr children. — Luke 7:36, The Uneon(|uomblo Mount Kvori*st, fur nnuintaln cllmlmrs tin* most chnlIf you have already done your Cfiritlmai shopping early, why mil U'IirIiiv nf all peaks, remains minimitmralilt*. A party of do your Chriitm** mailing early Swiss fllmbliifr exports have* just returned from a climb which took them to a point on Everest never liefore reached , too? The Mayfair Inn ii doing a good Job of helping to advertiie .Sanford with ill billboard* al itrategic loca­ tion on Florida highwayi, at well ai In the newipajien of the north. You can make money by learn­ ing to me claitifirtl ad* in the newspaper*. Many real bargain* Are offered for tale there, flul you will alio find them of great value In helping to diipote nf (idle uied accumulation* now cluttering up your attic. We are glad to ice the Junior Chamber ol Commerce Inhering a little trade-at-home campaign in connection with Chri*lmai (hop­ ping. Too many people are doing their buying out of town, and eonlent ihemielve* with complaint* over why Sanford dnein't make more progrm. doe*n't have more mottey for varlou* project*. Don’t belittle too much the •cbfdujed meeting of Pretldenltltcl Eiienhowtr with General MaaArthur over the Korean ailuatrots. You may not like the way MacArthur wear* hi* cap, but he knew* more about the Korean war and the whole Far Eastern prob­ lem than any other man in Amer­ ica, Me may not lie aide to gel m out ol lliia predicament in which the Truman adminiilratinn ha* invoved ui, hut he cun do it if anyona can. liy men who returned to tell of It. Wind nnd cold made them stop 1fid feet from the summit. The leader of the Swiss urnup estimated that the sum­ mit of Mount Everest is 20,010 feet. Ills party reached the record point they set hy cllmhitiK in urndual stows. From the start of their ascent to its conclusion they made camp at several different points along the rugged slope. In 1021 two Englishmen wore seen hnttllng slowly and surely toward the ton when tiny disappeared in a swirling cloud of snow. They were never seen again hill some who observed their effort believe that they made the top and were killed after they began the difficult trip down. It may he a good thing Ihid man has never been able to compter Everest. In these days when we hnvu found It possible to wrest power nod energy from nature almost nt will it Is good for men to have a few goals which somehow remain In the realm of tin* unattainable, even If some of them are largely symbolic as Is the scaling nf Mount Everest. It Is possible that the next attempt to scale the peak will he no more Niiccessful than the others. Hut man’s wMI Is Indomitable and there will always he hnrdy men ready to risk their necks for the pure pleasure of standing nl a point higher than men have ever reached hy their own effort. The top may never lie reached hut climbers will continue to try. Drowning said, "Man’s reach must exceed his grasp, or what’s heaven for?" C h r iH t m H H B e lls Nn M is rlnjf out In u truer expression of Chrlstnius thun those of the Knlvolion Army. Ench year, ai Christmas, momlterM of the Salvation Army tuko up their ptiM I* tff along Hhnpplng hopping Hired h nf ell lint In Hulleit f iintln from thic fMMHerHbyy, f, The n money they collect providon a merrier ChrlMtnmn for thlo poor. ChriHinuiH in mor* Ilian decorated ntore wlmlown, rain* how-rihlioned packager* or holiday carol*. H in thn birthday of tho Ehrlrtt who came to tench men to love one another. Tho uniformed bell ringer In a reminder of that meaning and the few coins people drop Into the pot an they ptoot helps The vote in November 4tli elec- them lo HtiderHland it a little heller. Hot| ha* not been officially end completely tabulated yet more than a tponth latar. We move lait in this country, we like In think. Exaeih A l,152,0*0 vote* wera accall, according to final offigure* in 44 ilate* and L;MKdficial figure* in four (Ilate*. California, Pennsylvania. R W it fiand Weit Virginia haven't counting yet. Of theia Eh boonpower got 33,718,3 261 Steventorf 27,190,110; and all oilier* 24^11. ____ e value of (ha Amtrlcen dol* bpanda upon the life of Joe *ay» famecj rcnnomiil Ronn, lying, it leanu to m. 116 a rathar nebulu* mea*.. vatua. Babaen ia cogviacad Jo* Stalin dry* not flvft War, B Fewer UrangesTn TODkY State Forseen By THEBy WORLD JA MES MARLOW Federal Estimate WASHINGTON UR-Juit In case LAKELAND tTV-Fedcral crop eatlmatora soy Florida will have fewer orange* thl* »cn*on than last. This new* generally louml* good to the big cltmi Industry. The U. S. Department of Agri­ culture aatlmatc* the total Florida orange crop will be 77 million hoxe*. Thl* I* 4 million under the early xeaxon estimate amt Is 1,000,000 boxes under last season'* a,.Mn?. 0lfnWc)?i',,v., . — Officials ol two citrus nrgimita­ tions isy the forecast of a shorter crop should mean higher price* for Ihc fruit grower. This slant came from Robert W. Rutledge, general manager of Flor­ ida Citrus Mutual, and Robert C. Evans, general manager of the Florida Cllrus Commission. Evan* observed "It’s generally agreed in the Industry thnt 40 mil­ lion boxes of oranges are needed for concentrate this year." What caused federal estimators to lower (heir figures on how much fruit would be ftrnwn this year1* They -explained that while both tree* and fruit are In good con­ dition oranges have wit Iteen siting up as large as first Indicated Citrus men also say that while Ihc oulsidn branches of orange trees appear to have a good rrop. the normal crop of oranges lx not Inside. The fcderul estimates on grape fruit nnd tangerines were un­ changed from the first one made this season—33 million boxes for graiiefrult nnd 1,700,(loo boxes for langrrlnes. So far this season, It) million hoxe* of oranges have been used Citrus men look for keener bidding for llir remainder of the crop Conrrntrnie plants which will use a big part of the orange crop are getting set In start operation* soon Miami Herald Banned By Venezuela CenHor MIAMI «*—The Miami Herald said lodoy that three ronseclulvr Issues of Its "Clipper Edition” were banned liv government cen­ sors In Venezuela. Maraeallm agent* of the Herald, which Is iJistrllinled dullv through out Latin America by air express, rcpoitrd Issues of Dec 1. 2 anil 3 wore banned on grounds that they "do not have accurate Information nn Venezuelan politic* and would be misleading to the reader." The Issues contained Associated Press dispatches relating to the Venezuelan election. Censors at Caracas held up three days' Issues of the Herald a year ago because of articles by stnfi writer Charles Fernandez based on a visit lo the rountry. anyone has the Impression Gen. MacArthur aald he haa a plan for ending the Korean War, the fact Is, he didn't. At least he didn't In so many word*. What he said was: "t am con­ fident there la a clear and definite ■olutlon In the Korean conflict.... A present solution Involves basic decision which I recognize as Im­ proper for public disclosure or dlacusslon." -~K; . "•*. '■ •■'■n ■»}• -!.*■ '^c' he himself hnx n solution, lie said "there Is" s solution. That he ex­ pressed himself as he did, Instead of saying Rally he has n solution or plan, may be only a matter of literary composition. Rut MacArthur is crcdltrd with real consciousness nf the language nnd the fad Rial hr used the phrases he did, and In Ihc way he did. may hnve some sllgnlfl ennee for thr future. Since (Jen Elsenhower listened to Ken. Taft’s recommendations for hi* Cabinet and then rejerted them, it would seem he's willing to listen but determined In make tip hi* own mind, no mailer who lilies ft. Elsenhower and MacArthur have now agreed lo nieet. The verv *" ‘ thi language MacArthur used should save him .....................fecllnt. from miy feeling nf loss of face If Elsenhower listens to him. ns lie did In Taft, and then goes Ills own way, anyway MncArUiur talking with Elscn bower about some of Ids views on n solution—without claiming In so many words Hint he has the solu­ tion—Is not quite Ihc same as MurArlhur apparently Is not think­ ing of precisely Ihe same remedy he offered In Ihe spring of ItlSi: Bombing Chinese base* la Man­ churia; blockading the China enast; nnd using Chlang Knl shrk’ s Formosan troop* on the Asia Mainland against China. It was that plan, or rather his outspoken espousal of It. that cost MnrAr thur his lot* In 1051 when Presi­ dent Truman relieved him of his command MnrArthur Indicated he wa« thinking of something different when he first mentioned the word "solution'' In n speech Inst Fri­ day night In New York before (hr National Association nf Mnnufac Iurer* Whatever It Is that MnrArlhqr has In mind If El*rnhnwcr nr rcpled It and II ended Ihn war. MacArthur could fee) he had ended his mllllnry career on a plane of vindication after his embarnssmeiil In 1051 Wind Hddit’N CauMinjr False Radar “ BlipH” WA8HINGT0NL ^v-Dense swirl I Ing sheets of air high In Ihe sky 1may hnve caused fafse “ blip*" to show up mi radar sets, touching off tait summer's report* nf flying saucera. The Civil Aeronautics Adminis­ tration said yesterday wind eddies TOKYO lit — Virtually all Jana- can bend a radar hcam downward nesn shipping In home waters felt so that (t It picks up an object on Ihe paralyzing cnal miners' strike lha Ihe girimll gtylimll and makes It look like today. somcllilng floating high In Ihe heu, A 120 luuir strike nf eloclrlcal vens. workers cut down the depleted When Ihe unidentified blips, or power supply further and caused spot* on radar acreena. were picked lirnwnnut* In Tokyo and other bl>* up Inst summer liv airport radar Japanese cities Trains ran late and sets the ponolar belief wna that many runa were dropped only solid objects on which radar Tim M3,Oort miners seek higher was directly focused would show wages and year end bonuses. up. K H M K N .\nlK M M M taslM H N W <**IN N SIM iaf I M M M M N U S I I JapaneHe Shipping- la Paralyzed By Strike I T 'I Y O U LA TE R T H I N K Fro|M)Hai Approved Norwegian Freighter For Near E u h I Feace SinkH In California DNITHD NATIONS, N, Y (45The U. N.'» Kpeclal 1’ nllllral Com mlttce today approved an «'IrM power proposal calling nn Israel ■nil the Arab countries (o begin direct talks almrd nt u flrtnt pence In Palaatlne. The proposal was approved liy n vote of A3 to II, with l.l tmiulrlt'N ahatalnliiii. The plan also railed for the II. N Palestine CoqelUalloo Commission to contlitun Ita eflorti (n aid In bringing. tho bllltr eontruverey to a peaceful aottlenirilt. •i laracl agrrcil In support the glgM-hallmi proposal, Iml the Aran countries told the rmmnltteo It was T H A N ee ee DAYS H SHOPPING TIL CHRISTMAS KAN FRANCISCO W -The Nor­ wegian frrlghlrr Fcrnstream sank Inside the hay today shortly after colliding with the freighter llnwal(an Haneher. but the Fernilrram'a The crash occurred Just west of Atcatras (aland In a murky fog and drizzle The Hawaiian Rancher Immed­ iately flashed an KOS and Hie Coast Guard hurriedly dispatched three reseue boat* m Ihe scene. The Coait Guard later reported (hat Ihe Fcrnitreani’a crew of <3 Mien hail taken In tho lifeboats when Iheir shin began In go under. The Coast Guard said there was Reds Seek To Block Check Of Delegates Judge Rules Uni Papers Don’t Have To Print Letters Breafc-UplW Bigtoap Makers Being Sowht WASHINGTON tfl-Thc, governVIENNA, i*i—Russian occupation m^nt today sued to break up the authorities today ware reported ob­ nation's three leading soap-mgkm structing Vienna polka from check­ smalli competing ing on the names of delagataa to TULSA, Okla (M—Ruling that a Inin a group of smauer the Kremlin-sponsored "World Con nawapaper ha* the right to refuse companies. me anti trust suit was fii«1 In great of People* for Peace” whleh to pubtfah any Item, District Judge opens In Vienna tomorrow. Elmer Adami yesterday dismissed the Federal District Court « ttr(ewRut while the Russian! acted to an Oklahoma county Judae'a *m . nrv. N. J. Atty.-Gm. McGrnncry "protect" the delegates, the Vienna 000 suit against the Tuba Daily announced the action here. •«,« •* «•»* directed against Procter police themselves briefly arrested World because It did not print A Gamble Co.. Cincinnati, (L .lh c (or questioning 30 Catholic youtha hla letter to the editor. ( >gatc-Palmollvc Poet Co.. Jersey protesting against the Congress. Rut the plaintiff, Judge Raker C!lv; and l-cvcr Brothers C o,,N c * All persons checking In at Vienna Wall of Sallfaaw, declared he would ..j , hotels are compelled hy law In fill appeal to Oklahoma's Sunrcme Y» k City. The mmnlalnl also named as a out reghtrstion fonpa-fnr pellc* ,.. 'umi h r thl* prlmlple tFJffllj.’.; the Association or'AfTiijin / uiskisoji.'JC ct'tninedrT,^, a highest court." Iran soap k Glycerine Producers have forbidden hotel police to col- 10 Ihe He had claimed “ deep humilia­ In'., of New York City, a tradf as Icct the registration forma In Ihe tion" because the World did not soclatlon. It was accused of aMlstRussian aector of Vienna and also In the International sector, where carry prior to last Oct. S3 a latter In" the three big soap firmly "In he haa addressed to ita Voice of n'Neving and maintaining their the Soviet troops are In military a Free People" column, support­ rr**ralnta and monopolization." police control tnla month. The suit alleged that Procter, The Russian action was believed ing Adlal Klcvcnson. Democratic taken lo prevent the arrest hy the candidate for president, and de­ (’niaatr and I^ivcr together get at Austrlsns of delegates who may fending President Truman's poli­ lna*i 75 ncr rent of the national c*ns of household soap and thal have entered the country Illegally. cies. Wall explained he was "hurt" by Ihn v handle about SO per rent of Ihe The Austrian government has branded the Congress as a Com­ the omission of his latter because nev er houaehold • detergent btislmunist affair ana the Austrian po­ he had told Mends sod neighbor* ncM, developed In rectot year*. The Justice Droanmcnt said.that pulation haa been urged to atay lo look for It In the paper, nwny from It. The World, which backed thr the snap and detergent buslncs* • congress In the Weit, the Congreia u la rere Republican national ticket during In*1 year amounted to about ,,710 t- Ihe campaign, printed go riled aa a K re9Mitt] MSli attempt atter ------- 1 Walt’* Walt’* lette letter million dollars. rni* split the Western aJBUagt aad.eut on that dale in Ita itory about the .( down Western reafl M **-. fill la print WtlTi letter, M purposely ■elved many many and at had thatltihad received W ill B u rn N e w Bible ______ ^UMt*. to make aelecUoiti. ms ruled the only issue In Adams CRESTVIEW un-An cvgn«3U*t »e wa» Whether a hewsoaper Ihe case . to print anything, rnmister has announced he .will MORRISVilJ-k Va. |k-Vwo lil- could be forced burn s copy of the new re^Uged lle girls start the production of then commented: "I don’t believe ip any form of standard version of the Bible.hero steel here today is the United regulation of the press, whether .Saturday despite a city ordinance banning such action. they agree with me or not. million — ____ . The Rev. D. M. Garrett. Chotlo largest single expansion of Its kind "t think they followed their own nooga. Tenn.. said he will go In history. , Ideas or fairness. Your Ideas, through with his plan nllhotigh, Ihe Seven - year •old Nancy Falrlesa Judge Wall. In the heat df S Politi­ and her slater. Carol.,,five. light cal campaign, might be entirety CroMvIew City Council Wednesday icd nn ordinance prohihltlr prohibiting lbe first blast furnace and lap the different. Rut If someone ts tn de­ paksed Blhlo wlthld wlthlAthe first hearth in the ceremonies open­ cide what la and la not fair. Hist thq burning of the Blhle ing tho wotka which sprawl over could he done only by a dictator, city limits. Tho council prescribed six square miles of Ducks County. and we don't have dictators In this a penalty of a 1500 fine nr 00 day* In Jail. The girls are granddaughters ol cnunlry." Rcnjaniln F, Fairies*, chairman of Ihe hoard and former president of the company. Know Ford Joe Kupcha, former grid arc Full production ia scheduled for with the Chicago Bears, Is a lead­ 1 1 You’ll Huy Ford! midsummer, 1053. ing obstetrician In Gary, Ind. JR tIfoS".' Tiny Girt* I N I W en lllir NeW a»M Plant Evangelist Says Htf ...... 85 Shrimp Fisherman Is Inost Off Tortugas FT MYERS ijfs—A Neuro shrimp fisherman. Luther Williams. 30, was lost nt sea off Dry Tortuga* when he wna swept overboard from the shrimp boat Ann Lucy. Copt. Henry M. Harwell, master of Ihe boat which operates out of here, reported Williams was pulled Inin Ihe sen by a heavy ifragncl he was handling. Williams was lost Dec 5. Another fisherman, Annins Temple, also was swept overboard lint lie was rescued. Watches Are At CASTLE JEWELRY 1I FOR ENCHANTED EVENINGS. . . < / FOR BRIGHT H O U D AY OCCASIONS Enrhantlng *tyl»» . . . capti­ vating colors In a group of formats designed for holiday parlies —> Ballerina or fulllength models In lovely coldn. ||.0 5 to 34.05 crew member suffered ■try. i n U dice tUrt n threat of war INF thera •nd hence lets pressure on 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan fsegregation eSS fti in tne public 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe hnith. The Si Extra Clean, Radio dj)q atvd hrtejtet hsniU. 1fUtperh ralaes. •very oiiet Make Tntir choice, nowl A i l * new |s 9M100 IMI WATCHWITHTHlfSXStyHAI NlVIfl MIAKI >rate -but nqu OawwtftvU C^iVhrtlbte Coupe tjatre Good Tlrea. Mechanically Good 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan 11*00 lOflOBukk Sedariettc 1949 Balck Sedanette fee l » LM*s *» kpkiipiMe Call 357*W For Evening Appointments HighJoHely for yeor Reeallfat Nwshooted ereotais’’ . . . . T8RM 8 One Ownet, Kitrit.-'tfiia, Dyaaflow, Radio! Hooter V * OUT CMDttMl Lay • Away Plan w ,; r’ I'lii I'h n n r 12U t 111 Wtiil Flrnl Hire#! f o ^ - j ^ t. ^ . 1'. IP ui IU IS A >E to if rn h « =1 » 5 1 1 I t * l t I t Il 1 I l > / < �v*Wm Christmas Stories Miss Appleby Tells Final Wedding- Plans Told At Church Meet q, THURSDAY Tha Royal Ambassadors will m»«t at the First Baptist Charch at 7:00 p,m. Tho junior Brotherhood will meet at'the First Baptist Church at 7:30''p.m. .The regular meeting of SeminMale Rebekah Lodge No. 43 wllj be ^ teld at tht 100F Hall at 8:00 p.m. Initiation' and electloo of officers will be held. All mrmlier* are urged to be present. Revival meetings are being held each night at 7:16 p. m. at the Assembly of God Church, Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue, with evangelist and Mrs. Roy Harthern of London, England preaching nml leading Inspirational singing. The meetings will continue until Dec. ,JM. FRIDAY Rose Circle of the Sanford Gar­ den Club will meet at 9:46 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Thelma Mitchell, 204 West Kightecnth Street. A Christmas gift exchange will be held. The Dirt Gardeners of the Gar­ den Club will meet with Mra. M. L. Cullum, 208 South KUIott Ave­ nue, at 10:00 a.m. Each member It asked, to bring a potted plant for exchange. v The M|mota Ciraie o, the Gar­ den Club will meet at 10:00 a.m. with Mrs. Ray Peck In DeBary. Sallle Harrison Chapter, Daugh­ ters of the American Revolution, will meet at 3:00 p. m. with Mrs. F. E. Bolx, 1101 Park Avenue. Hostesses with Mrs. Ilols III (R> Mrs. A. C. Benton, Mrs. C. W. Baker, and Mrs. Walter Snead. Mrs. F, E. Roumlllat will be In charge of the Christmas program. The monthly meeting of the p so ra Circle of the Garden Club will be held at 2:30 p. m. at the home o f Mrs. Donald Jones, 1010 Sanford Avenue. The Jaearandn Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at 11:46 a.m. at 1412 Park Avenue to leave for Winter Park. A rever­ ed dish luncheon will be given at the home of Mrs. I.. H. Leadmon and a Christmas party. The Xkalea Circle or the Garden Club will meet at the Garden Cen­ s o r for a covered dish supper at ' 7:00 p. m. The Hibiscus Garden Circle will meet at 2:30 n. m. at the home of Mrs. R. T. Humphrey. 217 East Third Street, with Mrs. Hrodle Williams and Mrs. Fred Zerrenncr as hostesses with Mrs. Humphrey. The Townsend Club will meet at the City Hall at 7:30 p. in. All sen­ ior citizen# are Invited to utlend the meetlnr. Revival meetings are being held «och right at 7:46 p. m. at the Assemuly of God Church, Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue, with evangelist and Mrs. Roy Harthern of London, England preaching and leading Inspirational singing. The meetings will continue until Dec. 21. A Christmas pageant will **-* presented by the fourth grades of South Side Primary School at 8:00 p. in. There will he no charge and public is cordially in­ vited to attend. The executive board of the Woman’s Missionary Union of the Klr«t Rap.1st Church will meet at 2:30 p. m. to lie followed with a quarterly business meetInf at 3:00 p. m. The Glc.incr* Class of the First Presbyterian Church will have a Christmas Party at the home of Mrs. Frank Ueske, 404 Palmetto Avenue, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a special meeting at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 p. m. honoring Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Helen Theu* ami Worthy Grand Pntron Harrv McMinn of the grand chapter of Florida. A banquet will he held at the Montexunia Hotel at <1:00 p. m. preceding the meeting. MONDAY The regular monthly meeting of the Women of the Prcsbvlerlan Church will l>e held In the Educa­ tional Building at 7:30 p.m . the cause nf Ministerial Relief will he emphasized. After the program a social hour will Ire enjoyed Every woman of the church is urged to be present. Gamma Lambda Chapter, Heta Sigma Phi, will meet at the Yacht Club at 8:00 p. in. TUESDAY Men of the Presbyterian churrh will entertain their wives with a Ladles Nisht program. Extensive plans are being made to have this one of the outstanding programs of the year. There will he speclol entertainment. Supper will he server! promptly at 7:00 o'clock. The Pilot Club will hold il* an­ nual Christmas party at McKinley Hall at 7:00 p. m. Families of members will he guests for the occasion. Baptist Circle Meetings With the accent on the Christ­ mas theme, the clrclr meetings of - t h e W.M.U. of the First Baptist ^Church were climaxed on Monday with o-oovored dish luncheon and yuletld*. program. The topic of the program was "Where Jesus Walkcd'r and was presented at 1:00 p.m. The program was preceded with Christmas music and meditation and prayer directed by Mrs. J. M. Stlneclpner. John Miller's solo "I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked" was followed With a talk — on Israel by Mrs. W, J. Walker. ® "Oh Little Town'jtf *jiithlehem" was sung by tho grotip} and Mrs. Bralley Odham presented "Jesus Walks In Lebanon". "Missions and Women" were discussed by Mrs. Clyde Humphrey and the meeting was closed with a prayer by Mrs. A. J. Peterson, president of the W.M.U., who also conducted a short business meeting prior to the program. Mrs. B. F. McWhorter, chair•9 man, conducted the meeting of Circle No. 1 In the Phllathea class­ room with the devotional being given by Mrs. W. P. Yosloy. Mrs. R. D. Ilarrlsun gave tho enlistment report after which Mrs. C. L. Park thanked memhera for their sup­ port and Intereat In community mission work. The circle voted to give $J0 to the Lottie Moon Christmas oiferini. 'Huiie present were Mr*. Me_ Wot ..horter, Mra. Lillian Vickery, Mra. 4 ) John L. Miller,........................ Mn. J. A. Stran 3M, Mra. S. E. Barbour, Mra. C. R. Killer, Mra. Harrison, Mra. Yea­ toy. Mrrs. W. O. Stansell, Mra. Park, and Mra. ‘A. K. Roaaetter. Circle No. 2 opened their meet­ ing with tho chairman, Mrs. Voile Williams. giving the devotional. Mra. Williams then explained the many uses to which the Lottie Moon Chrlstmai offering la put after which 5!ri. B. II. Goodson 4 led the stewardzhlp lesson on the "Stewardjhlp of Service". • Mrs. R. F. Cooper mission study books to be studied and Mra. B, R. Back solicited magazine subscriptions. The meet­ ing i........ was closed with "* a prayer by Mrs. Williams. Those attending were Mrs. G. S. Selman, Mra. Cooper, Mrs. Beck, Mra. J. A. Smith, Mrs. J. F. Lewis, M n. Goodson, Mrs. M. S. Nelson, Mn. Williams and Mra. W. D. QardlCircle No. 3 met .........In the Golden Circle Classroom with Chairman Mrs Bralley Odham M n. Clyde Humphrey gave i£o 'Sin opening prayer after which Mn. F. E. Boils talked on the Steward­ ship of Money. f A letter from a Baptist mission­ ary in Israel waa read by M n. R. P. Culiejr and Mrs. Cljfda Hum“ phroy told of the Moon . -Christmas offering its pur. S i poeea. The story of the Moon pictun waa told b: n . It. T. Thomas and the waa from the Go m ry was read by Mra?>Sdbaft. - Members present Included Odham. Mn. Bols, M n. Tty, Mrs. Thomas. M n Stlnecipher. M n. W. J. Walker, Ben Wade, M n. M. C. Hagen. R -C . WUey. M n. B. P. S 3 : and M n. Turner Lodge, Two members. Mra. C. C McMsnand M n. Clinton Gordon, w en ohn D. Abrahams meetJn* of Circle No. ed by M n. B. L. Da afcams had aa her i * leaning of Urn Star' U m J*',* * llft nf ourselves In service Folowing a poem rend by Mrs. Abra­ hams. the group repeated In uni son "Glory to God In the highest and on eat '' peace, good will to­ ward men", Lukp 2:14. Those attending were Mrs Hom­ er Little, Mrs. Fred II. Anderson, Mrs. A. J. Walker. Mrs. John E. Fox, Mra. J. T. Newby. Mrs. It. L. Dann, Mra. L. H. Harvey, Mrs. J L. Jackson. Mrs. Abrahams, Mrs J. T. Brad and 6lra. II. R. Metis. r Those attending the meeting of Circle No. S were Mrs. W. C. Lynn, Mrs. S. J. Pgvls, Mrs. It. E. Tur her. Mrs. Forffit'OaCchcl, Mrs. W. C. Rule Jr. and Mrs. Joder Cam­ eron. The meeting began with a Christ­ mas devotional by Mrs. Gatchcl and Mrs. Lynn read the story of Lottie Moon, the first Baptist for­ eign missionary. Mrs Turner re­ ported on community mission work and plnns were made to send Christmas cards to members who are ill. Circle No. 0 met at 10:43 a.m. In Ihe WBC Classroom and wo* conducted by Mrs. B. C. Moore. "The Gift God Gave Us” wax the subject nf the devotional by Mrs. J. F. Harrlinn after which pray ers were led by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Martha Marshall. The following discussed their respective work: Mrs. W L. Vance, community missions; Mrs. E. M. Carroll, stewardship; Mrs. E. C. Harper, literature; Mrs M. Cum. minga. Children's Home; Miss Minnie Stewart, Margaret Fund. Those pnsent were Mr*. W. H. Murray, Mrs. R. A. Howell, Mrs. Cummins, Mrs. W. E. Giles, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Moore. Mra. Har­ per, Mr*. Carroll, Miss Hlewart, Mrs. Roy Britt, Mrs. W L. Vance, Mrs. J. L. Johnson, Mrs. J. F. Stewart, Mra. Hoy Britt, Mrs. W. L. Vance, Mrs. J. L. Johnson, 6lrs. J. F. Harrison, Mr*. W. I*. Brooks Jr., M n. R. Sulplsle, Mrs. W. W. Horne and visitors: Mrs. W. II. Britt and Mra. J. L. Johnson. Final piInns were announced today . hy . .Ml'* Nancy Jean Appleby, A( daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Appleby, for her mnrringe to Claude Hendrick Jr., son ,of the Rev. and Mrs. Claude Hendrick of Atlanta, Gn. The marriage will be solemnized at 8:00 o'clock in the evening of Dec. 18 at the First Methodist Church with the Rev. Hendrick, father of the bridegroom, perform­ ing tlie ceremony. He will lie as­ sisted by the Rev. J. E. McKinley, pastor of the church. Nuptial mu­ sic niil he furnished hy organist Mrs. Jack McEwan and soloists Mrs. Joe Corley and Roger liarrl*. Serving ns maid of honor for the brlde-'lect will he Miss Fran­ cis Ann Reeve of Atlanta. Brides, maids will be Miss Donna Witte, rousln of Mi«s Appleby, Miss Bar­ bara Chapman. Ml*« Barbara Anne Kdenfteld of Jacksonville, and Miss Ruby Alston of Americas, Gn. Mr. Hendrick will have for his best man, his brother Peden Hen­ drick, nml usher-groomsmrn wil* bo David Leonard, the bride's cou­ sin, Kirby Fite Jr., Harold Chap­ man and Benny Austin. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mra. Grady Herman, aunt and un­ cle of the bride, will entertain with a reception at their home 010 West First Street. No Invitations are being issued, all friends of the couple are cordinlly invited to attend the ecrcmonv and the reception Immediately following. Alice Marie Gooding Wed To T.JK. Fogarty Christmas stories were given by Mrs. Prank MncNrlll left yesterMrs W P Brooks Jr and Mrs day to return to Miami after vtiii A .1 Peterson Tuesday night ut lug nlth relatives in Sanford, the Christmas party end class Friend* will lie glnil to learn meeting of the Gleaners Clasz of the First Bnntisl Church which that Mrs. S. D. Iligjdeymsn has was held at tlie residence nf Mrs n-tnrned to her home in San Lan­ in from the Fernahl Laughton J A. Strange Mrs. A Kendall and Mr*. A. L MemorL! where she has tiern ill. Barinenii assisted as co-hostessc* at the party where a supper was Fred Hullnid nf Washington, D. enjoyed bv members. Earn mem C.. former operations officer at ber brought a covered dish the Sanford Naval Air Station, Mr* Hnsiks gave the devotional iap -tif T ,.i •pl Wednesday In with a Christmas story taken from Sanford u »h- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rutland Dean. Chapter 2. St Luke fV.L-.i other Yule story hy Mrs. Peter­ Miss Cherry Singletary, sopho­ son. gifts were exchanged. A short business meeting was conducted more at Black Hill* Teacher's Col­ bv the class president. Mrs. M. N lege, South Dukutn, has been Cleveland, during which reports selected to play the part of the Madonna in the College's Christ­ were given Room* of the Strange residence mas production. The Madonna part were decorated with (all flowers tins always been given to a senior from the Speech Department. ami a lighted Christmas tree. Present at the party were Mrs W. O. Stansell. Mrs William Slad Sanford Youth la mk. Mr* Thelma Mitchell. Mr* John Bowen. Mr* W It Howard. In Stetson Chorus Mr* T A Stiles. Mrs l,. It. Ilnr vpy. Mrs It T Hunt. Mrs. It. E Hue hundred forty-seven stud­ Peurlfoy, Mrs K. GII*»on, Mr« Fred Myeri. Mrs A J. Peterson. ent-. under the direction oT Harold Mrs C. A. Anderson Jr.. Mrs. C Milne Griffin will he heard in C. McManus. Mr*. W. A. Cagle. the chorus and orchestra present­ Mrs B. J. Goode. Mr*. J. L ing for the 18th year ut Stetson Jackson. Mrs. J. T. Denton, Mr* University Handel'* great ora­ A. J. Walker. Mr*. .1 F. Lewi*. torio, "The Me**lah". Year* ago profc**ional soloist* Mrs. Hazel Gardner. Miss Lol* llarinemi. Mrs. Strange. Mrs. Ken from the Chlrago Civic Opera dall, Mrs Brooks, Mrs. Peterson were brought in for the *oto roles, but in recent vear* a* the Stel*on and Mrs. llarinemi School of Music ha* developed. In a quiet service performed mi Sunday afternoon Alice Murle Gooding became Ihe bride of I roy F. Fogarty at Ihe Klienezer Methodist Church. The Rev. J. \V. Austin performed the double ring ceremony at 3:00 o’clock. The bride i« the daughter of Mr. nnd Mr*. 11. A. Gooding nf Citrus Height* and Mr. Fogarty I* the son of Mr. nnd Mr*. D. F. Fogar­ ty of .Aratii. Gn. The church was beautifully de­ corated with white gladioli und *.' ^ .i r f i M O l * '. fern. Prior to the marriage service Mrs. Bernard Hotkey snug "l Love You Truly" and Lord's Prayer, nml the traditional wedding marches were used. The bride was given in mar­ riage hv her father. She wore a Navy blue suit nml a small Navy blue hat with rhinestone studded veil. Her accessories were Navy I HP :lv M iil!li Hi D il l* nml while. While i.c'i bud* and I burs. Dec. II, 1952 Page 3 tubero*?* formed her corsage. Ml** Elizabeth Carpenter icrvrd a* her innhl of honor and Sanford plan to r e s i d e at 411 wore u *oft pink suit with black laurel Avenue accessories. Ilei corsage was ot oink carnation* Seri mg a* best mnn f.u Ilie bridegroom win JL\ i: l k s Carlo* llu/en. Usher* une Ralph Peter* and Clifford John­ V % Charity Ball son. The mother of the nride, Mr«. Gooding, wore a dress of green IM JS Mayfair Inn crepe wllh black ncce«»ories nnd SAT. — DEC. 20 white ca cunt Ion* formed her cor­ sage. I'ur Table Reservations Follow ing the i .-remony the I'lione S| I couple left for a short wedding dip n»iil upon t h e ir r e t u r n • POLICEMAN’ S BALL • MAVI AIK INN the solo part* haie been taken Saturday by advanced students. The first product ion will lie at 8 p.m. Friday. Pec. 12 in KliiuDFC. III. 1952 lath Hall auditorium. The second will lie at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. It. Both performance* are open to 9:00 T IL 1:00 llir public without charge. The students singing from this xielnitv are Joyce Burrell of Lees­ burg; lion Clont* of Ouklnnd; Ann lame. Donna Newcomer, M l’SIC BY Elizabeth Osburn and Caroline Thomas of Orlando; Itminld Tay­ lor of Sanford; Oran Almond, BARNTTY BI X ION AND IMS Tom Brown and Barbara Chaney of Tampa; Marlin Stephen* of Catholic Youth Club Sum Byrd Wed Co-Hostesses Honor t'niuiilla; l'at*y Walker, Walter ORC1IF.STRA Fleets New Officers To British Ward Nuney Jean Appleby N'ordru. Jim Itodgn* and Pott Lock of Winter Haven: June SI.50 RFR l ’ MRSON Mims of Winter Garden. The Catholic Youth Club bad LONDON t» An American actoi Mr*. Rowland We-son and Mr*. Oiivlil Lassiter of Orlando will their regular business meeting has disclosed his marriage a year Monday night. Dec. H Election of and a .half ago to a British girl I’ . T. Somnier*ill of Geneva enter­ play the violin in Ihe orchestra. officer* took pluce with the club who fell off .1 cliff ill Ills feel tained yesterday afternoon from putting the following members Into on Southern England's Invasion .'l:OU to (KIN) o’clock honoring Mi*.* Nancy Jean Appleby, hride-eleet, at office: Miss Claire Normnnd. pre­ benches in 1941 home of Mrs. Wesson'* *|*ter, sident; Miss Edna Michels, viceSam Byrd. t4. Charleston. S C ihe president; Miss Lucille Normand. said he was married to Patricia Mr*. Joe Corley on Cameron Ave­ secretary; Mirs Peggy Compton, Ann Hntam. 1H. In May. 1031. at nue. The parly win in the form of a kitchen shower. ireasurvi. with ..tiss Barbara Coy Carlisle, Cumberland. Eng Lovely arrangements of pastel ner serving as club reporter for Byrd, ns a lieutenant In Ihe U S flower* were u-cd in the dreorut Navy, was heaclnnaster when mg the living the coming year. room, with n Christ­ The club also made plans for a American forces were practicing Christmas party for the children of Invasion tactics near Plymouth in um* theme being employed in the the parish, to lie held directly af KM1 Pat. then In yenrs old. was dining room. Iluring the afternoon ter the 8 IX) nm Mass, Dec 21 watching from a low cliff. A noise appiopriate game* were enjoyed Chuck Itodcbaugh was ap|x>tnlcd startled her nml she fell at Byrd's hv the guest* with several prize* chairman of the decorating com­ feet lie stopped the practice and being won. Mi»* Appleby received mittee Santa Clans, himself, will took cure of Pat who suffered a many nice and useful gift* from tier ft laud* and all unusual and he on hand to distribute gifts to sprained wrist beautiful lea pet from tlie hostess­ the children in the gaily decorated Byrrl met the Ctrl's f.imllv and es. Refreshment* were served from Parish Annex became her unofficial guardian tlie dining tuble with Mr*. Wesson Bird took Pat to Ihe If. S in presiding at tile tea service She 1947 to huic her finish her erluea and Mi* Sumiuersill were u*si*teil HOLLYWOOD | tlim there m entertaining by Mr*. Corley. He said the marriage was ketd I About .'III of Mi** Applehv'* 11) BOB THOMAS secret to permit Pat In complete friend* from Sanford, Geneva and iveie invited to he pri HOLLYWOOD ijv—Victor Mature her education and gel a foothold (Tinlunta si Ml has Just signed n new three year In Ihe theatrical liustne** Byrd I* to play a leading role contract with 20th Century fox. which will hand him $3,000 a week here in "Stalag 17 " lie lin* l ’ h o b u n n C I u h h iM e e tH achieved distinction In Ihe play* and whopping yearly bonuses With Mrs. Reynolds That is news In these times, "Tnhnrco llnad" and "Of Mice when studios aro dropping high and Men " Bird lived in Sanford. Fla . for salaried stars wherever possible The llnpti*t I'heiirun Sunday a while nml worked on the Sanford School rlu»* held it* regular ntccl Mow does Mature do It? Herald lie left In Ihe 30s for Nr** "They couldn't afford lo let me nur and I'hrUlimi* party at the go.” he answered. "It's purely a York and Inter wrote a book Ihome nf Mr*. W. A. Reynold* mi "Small Town South." an Informal matter of economics." Willow Avenue on Tuc*duy night Does this sound like the self­ hook of life in and around Sanford jut 8:00 o’clock. I>urIiii; Ihe evening OFNN selling Mature of old? Ah. hut elft* were exchanged and game* something new has been added In were directed by Mi»* Dorothy the postwar years, Vic has given There are innnv different ways Garter. The cla** preaenlod their FVF.NINGS up his old hobby of making pub­ egg* mnv lie served to children teacher, Mr*. M. T. Havin'* with a licity and has settled down lo «n they do not lire of them. Car gift. $ merely making money. Ami that, ml and k^lnneh souffle* are u*ualI.ular ill the evening refresh­ K he explained, is why hi* studio Iv popular and they are egg ilrh. ment* were served. Those enjoying lifted his option at a handsome A custard inure, made with egg, fhe ejvent^.werc Mr*. It. W. Rain Nohodi hut nobody tin* more womlerlul gill idea* ,1 111 hike In salary. '•’r Tcut uM mY’ fi nR* ''v' Mr*. Edgar Benton, Mr*. Lownun he served over "The loanouts are whnt did It.” And *mnll fry , . . , , , ,v ..II Tripp. Mr*, la ltoy Kalrldge. than 'lilt 1 Mil (S' S — the Iowa's biggest, lirighli-*! Naiiln Whitman it " " V M,*P fuller. Mr* Untold I'lgotl. he sold. "Every time my option •crumbled egg* with adddhui comes tip, the money Imy* lake a of tn*p .-.mall piece* tin Mr*.. .Turn Stern, Mr*. J. S. GleveHere ton will find a m t anal of perterl presents lo please ,i > Nimnally of .......a. | , . look at my salary and say. 'This land. Mi*. II. T Pmlrtrk, Mr*. W. • I’niitfhorn n e t) person in a merry assortment ol pilvoa lo please sour boy has got to go.' But then they _____________ _______ — III. Wilke. Mr*. Torn t.uird. Mr*. K J. Cameron Jr.. Mr*. K. J. start going over the hooks and they 3 f • Norris purse. Come in today nnd Christnrus shop In nnr quirk stop. see what kind nf money I have becoming a retail ‘elall tycoon, lie has Peeples, Mrs. It C. Whitmire. Mr*, I brought In on loanouts Then they six insured the opening* nf a TV W It. Bred, Mrs. Itov Mixon, Mr*realise they can't get rid of me store. n furniture store and two llnvne*. Mr*. II. It. Parker. Mr*. ulready Reynold* nod Mr*. II V Nelson. The stockholders would scream If ippllu nee store* M" ■TEff r e ? 33 they fired me. planning two more Since he lm* N'i'xl time you make peanut but­ "By the time the fees are added a normal regard for the <Ml.u ■ up, the studio is actually paving asked why he signed again .villi ler sandwiches for lunch, try me about It,000 a week. They Fox. lie could go independent and spreading the hreud with mnyonwouldn't fire arty star who was pocket the money his studio makes raise nml lidding thin slire* of getting only that much." on his loanouls tomato atop the filling. The altuation Is different with other, less marketable stars. When loaf or play their salaries start pushing up to $3,000 and 13.300, the studios start looking for ways to get out The star* are either dropped oulright or in signed to one or two pictures annually. The bosses figure it isn't worth Perfumes — CnlogneH — Until I'mvcIerH — Hath Oil** — Ilulilili- Until — Snehetn keeping most high priced stars on a year-round salary They can save (’untpnrlH — Cmiiit and UriiHlt Nelit — Hill fold** — (u -l umc .leweln llenting I’adit money by letting the players go KlerCrlr lilaiiket*— Fountain I’eiw and Pencil-* — Slalioneri — Itoilon Manicure and hiring them hack at flat fee* But Mature has been working at Seln other itudloi as much as he has at hit home lot. He has been hustled lo Paramount, RKO. MOM and presently U-l, where he's making '•Prince nf Bagdad." Here's the ticket (or action "And there are a lot of other loanouta that Fox has turned down," ho added. or lalaalngl Elmlock, Puritan’a Why Is ho so popular wllh other studios? For once he turned mod­ est and couldn't answer. (What! V-neck, button.front, Mature modest?) But I think I can supply the an­ swer. Ha Is a big, serviceable actor aleeveicaa sweater. Interlock* who can nerfolm In any kind of film—Westerns, musicals, dramas, comedies or adventure epics. Also knit of 100% wool for he is not harmed by the fact that he starred In Ihe Industry’s No. 2 moneymaker, "Samson and Deli­ extra warmth, with 2 lower lah." ItonHiin l.luhterM — Electric Shaven* — Fouitlaiii Penn and Pencils — Shaving Mature is well on his woy to patch pocketa. In (rent l.ollonN — Cologne1* — Sliming llmvb* — Razors — Slalioneri — Talcum**—Travel CANDIES ARE SMART, PRACTICAL and v SURE TO PLEASE! Ms ELMLOCK PURITAN Mrs. It. L. Johnson conducted the meeting of Circle No 7 oper.. ed with this dovotlonsl hy Mn. M. N. Cleveland. A report was heard lit sent by .... tho on the birthday gif. group to tha Baptist missionary In Tokyo and the use of tithing cards was aaplalned by Mr*. A J. Peter son. M n. Fred Myers tslkcd on com­ munity mission work and Mrs. J. C. Nawsomt reported that the «oth anniversary of the Baptist Childn n ’a Home Society Is now being observed. She also read an article on "The Woman With a Needle" using Dorcas of the Bible as an example. Mrs. J. A. Cunningham was alactad as vie# chairman of the circle. Members pnsent were Mn. Sally Alton, Mn. R. L. Johnson, Mn. Jo# H. Wright, Mrs. Cunning­ ham, Mra. W. L. Stoudenmlre. Mrs. F nd Myers, Mn. Frank Wood­ ruff Jr., Mra. O. C. Gibbs. Mn. J. M. Leonard, Mra. W. A. Morrison, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mn. Newr'me, Mra. A. C. Benson. Mr. and Sira. David E. Thrash­ Mn. O. H. Sykes. Mr*. Cleveland, er announced today the birth of •nd Mn. C. E. Harrell. a daughter Suzanne Lnulto on Nov. 28 at the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs, Thrash­ er will lie remembered a* the former Bhlrley Cameron. FaU C olon I S i m Small. KHm — Manicure Hein f Medium, Large, 4.95 Henry Wittes Will Be Honored Sunday Florence Mra. Henry entertain nday honorw r V B i f S s e : Mr. and Mrs. Haary Witte Br, on the occasion «f tkeir golden wedding annivor* mnr. All friend* of the couple are torftjd to call at the WUte home on Wert P in t Street between the h e m of liM u iliO O o'clock. M R S. B R O W N M IL L E R ’S I 1.25 lb. MEN S L « v « l t ’R S i o n E . l i t St. PheM 10M-J 806 E A S T F IR S T W EAR SAN FO RD P H O N E 1218 J - B --0 . SC;-.-. • . . ;• •• ,1-f W 'Of V '* r j‘«oi fi *■ Ue-V * ___ J ____________ I----------------- -------- 1 j lii m % • IU i a a m m M ________________ — �THB BANFORD TtBRALD Page 4 Thar*. Dec, II, II Mr. Truman (Continued Frpm Pate One) . Kaatern commander might have f i r ending the Korean War. Elsenhower Mint hi* telegram to M*eArthur from the crutier tm which he I* returning from the Korean trip he undertook to carry out hi* campaign pledge Truman then challenged MaeMIAMI igs—A woman civic leader add three alleged members of the Arthur to tell him any Idea* he Kb Klnx Klan were at liberty fn may have for ending Inc war. He CC0 bonds each today following ■aid It was MacArthur's duty. And itthte congressmen suggest­ lend grand Jury indictments ed Trunian meet with bolh the charging them with lying. Mrs, Helen Russell, vice presi­ President-elect and MacArthur In dent of the Edison Center Civic try to achieve n program for Aasoclatlon, and these nlIrprtl pc? CP ' Truman came lo his news con­ klxfismer were Indicted William Glenn tirwick, former ference today obviously ready 'o officer nf the John 11. Gordon do battle with the two generals. Klavcrn in suburban Minicab; Har­ To dramatize Ihe conference, he vey George Dc Hosier of Hialeah, permitted still photographers and and Arthur Freeze Udgreen of television and newsreel camrramen to make pictures before Ihe Miami. The Indictments were submitted actusl questioning started The TV film* were made for Tuesday by the grand Jury investl gating the dynamiting id the Car­ later showing, There was no live ver village Negro housing project, telecast of Ihe new* conference Truman said he travelled more tinman Catholic churches and Jew­ ish synagogue* In grealer Miami llinn H.ooo miles In see MacArthur at Wake Island ami about all hr last year. The Indlrlmcnts charged Mr* got for (hat waa a lot of mis llUsiell with perjuring herself In information. Asked what Ihls misinformation sworn testimony before the grand Jury; Orwlck on two counl* and was, Truman tab! MacArthur told Udgreen on one count of making him al their historic meeting al false statements lo KB] agents, Wake Island. Oct. M. IWO: 1. The Chinese would nnt move and Dc Hosier on two counts nt making falsa statements to the Inin Korea. 2. It would be possible to send n Tost Office Department’s loyally bdard. De Hosier Is a postal cm- division nf Ihe regular U S Army from Korea to Germany fnr oc­ ** klr*. Russell was accused of de cupation purposes to relieve nnnlhnylng under oalh that she met and er division by January, HIM 3 That MacArthur was sure the consulted with a commltlee of Klansmen to discuss "wnys and war was ovrr. Trunian fired MacArthur April means of preventing Negroes from II, 1031 moving Into Carver Village." MacArlhur gave no details of Ally. Gen. McOrencry first an nounced the Indictment* In Wash­ any Korean peace plan lo bis New York speech last Friday lie (lid ington. Those Indicted were accused nf say It would not lead to unduly lying In connection with an Investi­ heavy Allied casualties Reporters pressed Truman as to gation of lorrorlstn here against whether he considered Elsenhow­ religious and rarial group*. Maximum penalty upon convict­ er’s trip announcement a piece nf ion Is five years In prison on each demagoguery. The President said the announce­ count. Tho Indictment said Mrs Russell ment was a piece of demagoguery"Well knew" (he four Klan officer* and nf rnurse Elsenhower had to before Ihe first dynamiting at Car make the Irip after saying he var Village on Sept. 23, 1M1, ami would. At that point Roger Tubby, aetlng that she "attended a meeting at a residence In Ihr northwest section" presidential press secretary, got up to talk briefly with Truman. at which the KKK leaders were Truman then turned hack to the present. It Identified Ihe leader* sa Ira reporter* and said Tubby had sugFrank Gibbs, Ihe exslled cyrlops; gesled some good may rnme out Eugene K. Garber, vice president; nf the Eisenhower trip. If It docs, Truman said, hr will Rny Talmadge l.uttrelt, secretary he the happiest man In the world. ami T. T McCnllum treasurer. The ImllclmcnU described the Edison Center Civic Association as a "civic group existing during the summer end winter of IBM ami Interested in preventing memhm of the Negro race from moving treaties ran lie adopted by a simple Inin a housing development located parliamentary mujnrlty-ln effect, whether they are constitutional. In Edison Center " Alleged Members Of Klan Indicted By US Grand Jury S Morrocnn Action IC m IIs s h rro n . r a t e O aai BACKS PAYING U. N. TOKYO (AS-VIce Premier Taketora Ogata told Ihe upper house of Parliament today the govern­ ment considers U. S aid tn Japan as a debt. In reply to a question Ogata said he hoped tho Diet wouhf nnt on pose repayment. He said U. s. aid helped slahllize Japanese eenn nmy. terdny for four of Ihe Europeans killad In tho rioting that he Intends to keep It that way. Guillaume dcimunced enemies of franco and sonic of "our friends" for support of those he said had eroaled tho disorder. The refer­ ence to "friends" was nnt ex­ Add the Jtllca Of till If It li-lllnn plained further hut observers a* Hinted It was a slap at Ihe United tv a cup of i-vaiiornli'd milk fllates and other countries which whrn you nri- whlpplmr Ihe mill. are supporting Ihe siring of the You'll find that a firmer nml more lasting whin resullii. Tunisian case In the U, N More Tasty Cup Of Coffee Seen Oft Way BOCfA HATDNifc-A better clip of coffee may he on the way, A coffee brewing Institute In con­ duct a continuous program of re­ search ami development In better coffee brewing win. announced today. Hie Institute, act up a* a mem­ bership corporation In the Mate of New York, wm announced by T. Carroll Wilson. San Francisco, to delegate* at tnq final scislhn of the National Coffee Association'* C<mventInn. It was established through joint effort* of the National Coffee As snclatlnn and Ihr Pan American Coffee bureau. Every aspect of cofTce brewing, both homo and raaianro wnl come within the scope of ■ n-tlvlIlea and It propose* to w-..»- -losely with manufacturers of a 1 type* of coffre brewing equlpfti. .it. The Institute wtTl also collate and rutalogue the ma*i of exlstfng In formation ami date developed by the coffee brewing committee ol Ihe national coffee association dur mu the past decade. 1 Snw> n*»i IfXi,,These department head* are H- II- neckham, street*) .Sidney (Hid) Richard, sewers: Janie* fbirtn. garbage and trash: JO. If. Johnson, Water superintendent nnd sanitarian, and N. O. Garner, Civil Service, Mr. (lllion, Who ha* elm rue of the only engineering *etlvltfu* nf the City, I* located In nn office which wn* created by portioning off a portion of the ipinrler* occu­ pied by tho Slate Road Depart­ ment, Immediately across the hall from Mr. Lemon'* former office. Thl» office also was newly plas­ tered and painted. Robert Angua and Associates, Jacksonville engineering firm, also I* making use of this office In making preparation* for the pro­ posed, extensive City sewerage project. * The Water Department la being .consolidated In the City Manager'* former office, llllllng ami address­ ing employe* of the department are being taken out of the City Clerk’* office, Mr. Lemon said, n move which will bring about "h-* confusion and better efficiency." The water meter and addressogranh portion of the department I* being brought In from an offlco at the end of the hall from the City Manager** former office. THU last office, libeled a* the mayor’* off ire but which hasn’t seen use a* such, will he employed by the Pollen Department’s park­ ing meter division. Reside* considerable repainting nml rvplaatering, Improvement also la being made to the CHr If nil through repair of thn roof In the rear nf thn main hulloirlg. Tho renovation activities ore be* Ihg carried oil by the Cltv "In the Interest of tho taxpayers" aa such "maintenance prevent* further de­ terioration of the public building," Mr. Lemon *ahl. These nrtivltlea, he said, a* be­ ing carried out "as we go along." Tho revision of the offices "avoid* congestion and confusion, and fiiellllntca nmro efficiency and hel­ ler service to the genera} nubile," bo pointed out." A lotnl of HI players handled |ihs* completion* In the Uni­ versity of Miaslaalpni'a first five football gnmr*. LOST Pair child'* tnlse plastic rims. Call mm w. XI Another American In i I'h iis w ii r e n t r s f s ttwi control* should be continued. Truman, fie ld with thta grriwlng clamor for •an end to economic curb*, ha* been Insisting he Should turn over n functioning stahlllzatlon program to President-elect Elsenhower next month. There was no Indication that Truman'i attitude has changed. He and hla economic stabilisation chief, Roger L. Putnam, have been trying to round up enough business­ men lo serve <n tho vacated Incluatry post* on tho W8B. The wage board ha* been sty­ mied In It" work with more than 12.000 apuUi*WA\.i. v- .nSljpva, ap­ proval of wage Increases, since Chairman Archibald CVm and In­ dustry members resigned last week In protest over Truman's handling of a coal pay Increase. The WSH had ruled part of Ihe Increase was inflationary, but Truman okayed tho full amount. Tho NAM'* Call for ending all controls was Issued Isle yesterday by Its new president, Charles It. Sllgh Jr., who said: "Tho resignations nf the chair­ man and Industry rhemher* of the (wage) board imderscorn the M il Ity of liny further continuation of Ihe whole wage prior slnblllrntlnn flnltco." In glvlrig the auto Industry a grentor quota fnr the socond quar­ ter of next year. McDonald re­ pressed doubt that producer* would got enough metal to hlfltd IIV mil­ lion cars nut NI'A allowed them to do so If they can find the metal. Beginning Jan 1 ctmslrucVon nf such recrenlinmil and amusement projects as bowling alleys, basebait parks, night clubs and then ters may go ahead on a restricted basis without government approv­ al fo r more than two years such Construction has been banned un­ less the government gave a ape rifle okay. The NPA’i new rides also pro­ vide Hint In the category of such projects h* school*, hnspltals. pub­ lic utility nlnhlx, transportation UN Dismissed By Ue thOtUD NAtlCms, N. Y. t n U, N. Secretary General Trygve Lie has fired enoRter American employe on security ground* end * * a dozen other ca»e» has about under roviow. „ . , , The man discharged waa Irving Schiller, an archivist employed at the If. N. branch In Geneva, Switzerland, He was called home recently to testify before the MeCarran commlttae. Lie announced that In many of e other cases now under raview e "adverse comment" supplied by the U. R State Department on the persons Ijiyqlvjfd was "much too flimsy" to warraht dismissal. If. S, assistant Secratary of State John Hlckerson told a U. S. Senate Internal Security subcommittee yesterday that the State Depart­ ment hid supplied "adverse cqmment" nn so American employes since entering Into in agreement with the If. N. tn 1010 to do so. Illckrrson said all but about a dozen ol these had been fired. B Libbys White Cream Style Iona HalveH Yellow (Tin# CbihcHc Weatherman Hit For Losing Storm TAIPEH, Formosa <*-Thc Con­ trol Yuan- watchdog agency nf the Chinese Nationalist government •• today censured the weatherman, charging hr lost a tvplmnn. It declared Cheng Tzc • Chung failed to properly chart the course of a dlsaslrous fynhnon, so that It struck Formosa Nov. 14 without warning The storm left 1M persons dead nr missing. 302 Injured, B.720 Coffee house* destroyed and 14.020 dam­ aged ______ of copper. They have been limited to five tons nf steel and a halfton of copper Also, afler next May l, they may use two tons-of alum­ inum, Instead of one ton a* at Relherk present The amounts nf iteel. coppar and Morton House Corn Meal 5 lb. bag* 57c Dlile f.lly Hominy HEAVY WESTERN (IEEE SIRLOIN CLUB Hallo. Lunch Meat 4 I(< Armour* Sliced Dried Beef 5 on. jar 85c Agara l.unrhron Meat 12 Os. Can* 3 for $|.00 Rath* Vienna S hlinage STEW GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . A O c 10 Lb. O 5 lb, bag 57^ Grltn STRINCI.ESS WEANS PASCAL CKI.EKY 2 lor 33c SPECIAL! r . S. No. I While POTATOES Irrhrra LETTUCE SWANSON Boneless Chicken FOIt IIIO AFPBTITKH Jane Parker Freeh Yennl llnined (IIaxed ROAST TKNDKIl TASTY AM. MKAT WITH THE SHOWING OF THE NEW 1953 FORD, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING r u l i I 'l r .lw n il i •'-vvi .i i*. o u /u n r -it i f i-aiti* a l (M f B’jy (SKEEN GIANT Super-Right Meats (ifadt — A — Freeh Fla. Urrwaed and Drawn USED CAR SPECIALS In Celehratlng Kurd Motor Company*n (iolden Annlvernnry we offer the following IJtwd Car Warranty Kxclumvely In thin Territory. HOKMKLS N o I k o iw . AIL 0IJIV USEL CARS WARWANTCED I Z M ONTHS OR w m I ^ s \ n n Ill,U K Illicit Y E L L O W F R E E S T O N E M in s 111 b'PAIPH) HVAbv Milim'fl/llf H-1 I WAMAhTY Di All KIN nil IJNIIIIj .1 I0RI Ford Cuatom VH, Convertible Club Coupe, One Owner Hadlo, Heater and New WHW Ttrea 1951 Ford Cuatom VH, Hadio, New Ulftkile Seat CoVfrw, lBSO Ford Cuatom VH, Tudor BelUm, RMfo, Ovei'drlve, One Owner 1040 Ford Cuktom VH, One Owner, Vei'y Clean New Paint 1047 Ford Huper Deluxe Forrfor Sedan, One Owner, Radio New Heat C om e, Very CleHn ‘1940 M. (I. Amerlrt'a ’FnvwlU Bnorta CHr, OOe Owrfrr, Vfcry Clekti, 16,01 Actual Milea 1951 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan, One Owner, Low Mileage 1949 Plymouth Deluxe Fordor Sedan, One. OwAer, Very Clean 1947 Pontine Tudor Sednn. Very Clean, Radio, HWler, Sekt Covent, Spot Hitters Fancy Cargo New Jeraejr M A Y rtB L jV C B B A fl 15% Oz. Can EVAPORATBD auttiobukd r /p r> p DEALEB Tedet 8«a» CAMAY ■ �____ t h** DU. m •tati. Explanation Sough* lie directs the state force of of­ Dc Hnry Doings ficer* in enforcement of laws In Officer’s Death ' fly KAY MENNLNUI.lt ■ gainst inoonshinlng. Mis authority to revoke liquor licenses n( places The hig news this week was the JACKSONVILLE <.P - A Navy where gambling Is permitted MM* meeting which wns held makes him a key figure in control lust Friday evening In the Court board is looking for an explanation of the death of an officer here of Illicit gambling House In Del,and, under the ousFT PIERCE t.P-Snm F Davis Ills agency collects about 13 .'til pices of the Dellnry Civic A ssocIh- Wednesday while he apparently year In (Tampa lilMnc** man and (iml lion dollars a year in taxes on or tion, Inc, The Ipn-stion under tits* was conducting tests on Hie efforts [heart of thfMliilsborauith County hecr. wine, whiskey ami cigarettes mission wns “ Does Dellnry need n of high altitude (light Navy doctors said Kns lloherl Crime Commmsloa will he stoic Davis has been a close friend of Community Center?", nnd the ntiBeverage tw e t o r in the adminls- McCarty since their college days mver was obvious or we would not l. Fridman died of asphyxiation in the early 3b*. He Is an infantry hate (teen meeting so fnr from He was found slumped to iho floor [tralinn of p in McCarty of a night vision training labora­ The gov.-Met Wednesday nlftht, vctcran of World War II wilh scrv- hotno, tory at 12 33 p. in cM Irm cd i^rA.MocUtcd I*rc«.i rr ,ni acific | It was grntifying lo see nearly Feldmann had gone to Iho lab p<Tt published Nov. 24 that Davis, 1 ,l'' *» Prfsl»fent Of an Insurance every sent In the courtroom filled. oratory about 111 a m , apparently 42-year-old former University n<, "acncjr and a mortgigo loan com- Dr. William f Fidier served ns to conduct the tests widen involve Florida fullback and captain, will |S*,n>' 1,1 lanipa. he wax one of chairman. The InVocal Ion wns tiro- *:*r rf nitrogen and oxygen. 11 get '.hi »(.,wsi a vi-ar position i ^M president iimmcrd hv the llev. Hubert Thom| , ,, „ ... , 'omdr Curlf- i 7„mr nubile mn* t rnvi,;i of uf the the Dellary Church. f0emailim *____ ______officer of Jacksonville Dellary Church. in Tampa Jung" Kuhcrt Wingfield again k Naval Air Station, reported , . ____ attention on showed his interest in Dellary by Znrtc snitl the tests were normal ; illegal gambling activities tuking lime out of his busy life to procedure for flight phvsio’o-tv of - Announcing his appointment. Me Ik- there nnd lemnin for the entile icerv such us Feldmann and' that fit The Itevcragc director, usually a Cnrty said Davis has the “ full evening. ................ He made n short speech of key man In the governor’s little measure of honesty, fairness. In welcome and reiterated his interest he was well qualified in the field cabinet of major administrative tcgrlty and moral courage the of­ In the rapid growth of nor cm * Feldmann was a 1932 graduate of Columbia University with e aides, has powerful authority to fice requires, nidnity. rrjalntr and — ,. the liquor Industry ----feet he will he fair both to I He was followed by the ehaplain bachelor of science degree In “poTTee (Hr11 ---■ ■ ■■ cle the "Ipeople a member of I’ nl Beta it atllnsl undesirable of Florida nnd the In of the nssoelatlon, Vincent Valen­ lthyslcs. Kappa vehoLudic fraternitv nnd tine, who read the organisations’ the Physical Soelrlv and Creed. The next four speakers rr- hud American completed a course in aviation piesented the people of Dellnry meilirmr at I'cns.lriilu before t om and each one spoke for a different in October. 1ago group- Ifcnry Klvnpcr was metichere was married five month, ago spokesman for the older folks. Mis. and his hriile lived with him here It. II. Nolle spoke for thw imretit* records listed their pertn injAktiA that ChriMma* plow go on anil on! of tlie TO or more Dellary efiihliea. Navv lien! address as Niagara Falls. N Miss Buramie Nobler spoke fpr the Y Jpnnuix fra^ranrt g ifh to nut fir tiny Unman teetmgei s and tlie younger civiljrtrrn, who multi nol present ihrlr f r t l glamnuronx ! own case were represented by Ml*» [Kay llrnningci. Cliai It s A'oiuimn rend the rvpotl Anyfiui Duke To Wed Ion wlmt the Assm-iation lias ar- Xobluninn’n DftURrhter loinpllslod to date. lie lepnitcd 'llint tin- C i v i c Association owns ■MIDNIGHT MEXICO CITY lP—Angler lilddle lllirce lids mi l looking Lake Marie. G LA M O U R t r r Duke. Anicrlra's ymingcsl ambus These have been properly surveyed Turn n<iinr* nf f!itfu{grir and the died has laen seemed. Ills sailor and hu lieu lo one of the . tw» tniinri iif *nil rt report on loads was gratifying. country’s great fortunes, will mar Nfimnlh Uml Anil Commtssiniiei ftyun leci'iillv order- ry (he dark eved urnnllilailtlliler of Mmlf 1 mi mi! 11ndi Iril Comimmitv litlve ta m- widened a Spanish nobleman here livtlay ■rentnl with iiiJif< hlet« Thr 37 year old rnvnv l« FI Sal Mnlniuhi frnjjrunro and all other toads leading to lb<vadur flew In Imm New York vrs ,,. both fnr £ | ipruperly are in good condilion. Hudson Myers, picsident, nuni- lerilav with liis fiancee. Marin med no ainl ein|diasir.i'd the fuel Luisa ile Arana. 2t>, and a wedding Mmt the building committee was parlv Duke, of Tuxedo Park N Y . Interested in keeping down costs MIDNIGHT consistent with safely and good will inhi'i'll a lobnero foil" --r s-d COiOQNB tCT pluiining- In other words. In- as­ is an heir also of hanker Nfehnl is ......................... I Mi i f i i 1 1 i i f serted thirl they planned not (o Biddle Miss Arana’ s vrandfalher i i i | i » l i t t ‘u l i i g n e [•‘ Idte o f f more tlmn tliev coui11 *s i1'*’ ln,h Marque* tie Cnlilp Ileal !»#* miner * «tl chew." A ipiratlnnn and iiiwwii pel- "f Itflliao 11an11 Anil Hfniy Iiml followeil and before adjourn Selected rty To Be Director j* * £ c S S ■1 StlUd TVert-.r. Uolcn Sheriff Tn CHargeH I' tn* .aid t'arrish struck a picket WitJi Hitting Picket head with a pistol rCffC fw*i goln; to put them m Mil on the Saler said Ihe union hm asked the Fill to Investigate Alain"* City Police Chief D C Tlie union official also accused late sain: "They can investigate WINTFIt HAVEN f - A striking Constable William Mock. Bartow, all they want \Ve haven't dom union charges a sheriff 'truck .i of interfering with picket line hi) tiling The only tiling we iful picket nnd that Haines i'i|y and imilesi.iig union men. (Musing them was In try In keep Hu m Iri-s■ to he searched amt trying to fore. i'oik County official* were fnthnl :l them h ’’ding bark pickers win* wanted to return to work dating workers nnd li ving lo break 1* work " I haven’t .searched the .-trike of cltru fruit (ilckci j Moil, -sill Saler said HM are on -trike in Sheriff Hagan t'arrish said he one or them I haven't stopped one had hit a ellrii« man with his tn* |of them I haven't molested one i Lake Wales mid Wilder Haven when tl<e man advanced toward of them t haven’t forced anyone If. S. milk pioiluction ha in him with a knife lie had been or to work Some of them did slop xi* trucks on the highway and I told I eTensell very little in the pint In dered lo drop n.irl Saler. director of the Citrus them if they stopped another one I years. 4 ............. Tnr vtN’ r n n n u r n u p I lulls Iter. It, I!l.'i2 Page * APPROVES STATUE MANILA i,p — President Elpirtlo tjiiirino lodvy approved erertlfa 1ere of a -l,Hue of Gen Douglas Mar Arthur A government pre-s release mi III Ihe -t.lliie would lie ■ -id Imm the American people, 'mi .ltd ool elaborate □ Know Ftirtl Anu’ ll fitly Kortl! GRAND -M ID N IG H T by TIISSY lAitiim pin* h p*l>|c|1 lf lf |.llf ‘4lf f » f ! •ulnl finl l!filn^nr /% In i tiry nrr*« ^ nlie*rr ill llrf |u|t*eJ Ml f«»r ^ 2 . 2 5 M ID N IG H T HOMO A N D B O D V LO TIO N ■ wllh prriii 1’iirtr illin riio r , wiimlrifiil mil llinajiM’ Slis ll n<* llir lug Ooioirr |»m|r [lucid the nodiewn was asked fni a lising vote of i-nnfbleliee. Approxl. nintelv three-fourth* o f those lire[sent nurse, thereby indicating their nporoval of pn-sriit plan*. I The animal C'htistrriits rmrtv of [the Civic Association will be on tier IP at Ihe Dickinson Mciitmlal I,thinl V at S on p. in. A-> is customary, Ibis will lie an evfidng for the children, who will furnish the entertainment. Come and luing vino friends and see the talintid children of InBiirv and Kalita Claus Tli lanrnina «nd nl||ld.. Oil il,r |iat*e iliitif nor far dat l.aipi •km rurr] IUuK far ,, . .. . Horn.- Deinimslinthmi I lilt. will have i!« t ’hrlstinns im ilv on Dec. Ill lit 2 o III. in the home of Mrs. IlniTv Brown on Gem l.nke. Member* are asked lo tiling some Cliri*tmas cookies and a -he gift for tin- eia h ling. There lias been It change of date for another Christmas party Tlie I’TA o f the Enterprise School will L:- P prlrr* ptm l*i [TOUCHTON DRUG CO. _______ _ diistry which It will he his duty to supervise as beverage director h o ld D * '• ONK ON VOIK LIST, IIKKK Ih e it n c \ | u p e tilig o n l-'iid a c . I P ill I p m . in .le a d o f m i Tm-sdilV, Dec Hi Tlu-re will ’ • a ('hrislnms enlerlaiiimeiil, o u lv ami piav \ llllllllo'i of lleltitiv iles ate oliuiiilng to spend Christmas m other plm-rs AG at-,1 Vt|. Kif |t -j, lev lent i- fm N'iiv Vu*k sum., llpiilids week lo he with lliel* children foi Ihe Imlidnvs John Ih-lehsi-l has left f-u Alt ami, after having h e r n l to f., a *ltne| time foll"*elei* an iviemh l VMrnu,,n In New York JMi ii n. I !V1r-, Wilt Inin liiivi1 it" Ihfir I m i r i ' i i1 *"111• t 'Mi n Horn ‘tin-1 i-f East i Paiii-e New let'.i'V. Hilii-e lo’i ii.it ivitli them last vein she * dom- uuile n lilt of travelling ill tin C S Mrs. Laura Platt Tltowu «lni e eentlv completed ttm building of her mush- studio tells us Mint .loulieiidv has eight putdls. We feel Mmt oui enmmuullv I* fiulunnG in [having such a well known musician laud teacher In nm mldsl I *1! f 1 '1 ! 1 ♦ li» j|)t»| flit 1 - ill |ti 1 K i t I tin ' 1m ii 1\ t \ • in . 1I I i ........ In j ■ 11 1' I •I •t I '. ' 1V 1 TV I v v fill 1 1 II 111 \ Ik1 'H li', tij*M vr, 1 11- 11 V / t » S 7' l flint I oft ta1 .k I •*1 •..11 III ....... 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Mil lovul V us lull 1 1MHIII' .1*1 4/ 11111* «I ■1 « 111 Ill 4 1 Is 1 til ** • »/. »r lUlj 1ut »Oft ir o M i s , m t iu '! i Uiifti 1 H l| S 1« >1 1 S , Ul.i let • huti 11 11 u 111 (•rained I . ..in ,* I ’ru it ; %n t. 1 1 , <\ \\ * 1\ h in li l i f f u l ** k *1 v h 1 , ■»; k '.(Of in nl * ill r M 1 ‘ » * 7 .0 5 1 1111 1,, . mi Me-ti S.itin, fiinrudi-A nnd tteaded 1 Gin dm 1 11116 up COKMETH S ItV EI.I/AIIETII ARDEN, IHIRDTIIY GRAY nnd Ol.lt SPICE In nttrorllvc gift M-t . ROCKERS Hint* Roomy Coiaforltldr, Wide Hflecthm (M Beautiful Extra big. square Haiioek, m A Ustlng Gin For The altracllva fwo-tono color core, Entire Family •ft blrctlcni, Wallod itamt. The $39-96 Cover*. A Hof* by Day a Ills. Aland Decorated, Only ?J,00 ask hli A VINi i h ITS, nflcr tiliavr intion Mill up POPP KITS Iplm lux 1 7 lift up SPORT SHIRTS A.ur» up IIICKOK JEWELRY, nela or in diviiluiil Item*, utlrniTively hoxeil I .no up MDNTRY initial Jewelry, buckle*, .uff link*, tie clm-pi nnd lighter* 2.fin up TIES iiv Arrow, Bulimy, Wembley I 00 up JEWEL CASES fm men l.fift up MKTAI, SMOKING STANDS for the Kiddies then'W are — Worth 13.18 ** '1 •*1 for Y o u r s . »i hi ii* an ml of / s* H li I I \ III l:i: . .. Hub Oar Lay * Away Plan Phone 127 ,i1 ( 1, T ♦ «1 ‘ ___!___ -■ ‘ iV.r II .• • 1. 11 i - - d n l . a n d III I I S I mi f.t< c i ’l l V I S . 1v M a il G a h -iid lM i n i-l T w .iiii 111 -*n f ill. .* . pr I U ilfi u p .' U ,r. u p (11,01 ISES, Gtih.H-.l brmiilrlnlh and hutiste 1 ItM-'J.lIH DM II RE LI, AS. gay pliinl *tlk 2.1>1 SLUM IIKIt TOYS, *nft, rllildley 2,011 tn IH.Ml (•LOVES, nil wnci knit* 1.23 pr. HANDHAtiS, guv *(rnvv slmpping hag* like Mutherx, and lenlher ahuiilder nr clutch atyle* 1.00 • 2.9M “ GOOD & BAD" t 203 E. lot St. .•'((* 1 .' h i Im k .IA * t i l l s , ■HMD H" I - . . 1. s i 'l l s I.\ t'uin ' .ivn.i tut-l HiiViTiiviiiuI l.( lliirdon 1 IUUfi up *•'1111. 1-..I Id l . --ill 11. Ill - mnrknbly low prlctd. FREE! FREE! BALLOONS li( V rt> iri parfaet Taltvltlon tiol. Ii r st’AQiiem j HOWLS S t 11 I t I p lllld -i S ll\ Uemfurtable lied by Nila mama r\ in If. Mil N V t J IN PAN T IE S 1 sift t.. ,11*:. c o s t ' l l M E I E \ \ E l.I I V I III! It. nil VV V I.I.E T S , tty P r iueenu -I PLATFORM i I. i.l 11. I \ l l t I I I i l l II n n •1 I'm 1 1 tils •' lin l.C S 1 1 is | C Vr |'S t V I N IN E H A G S. ah 'mi 1 mi . mi 1 M’S Krg. 112.03 Value j m v V I 1 .• in 1 1 tn i i 1 vi 1 1 t 1 l.qi. I \k M l \ i . l l I Ho s i vv IV I, 1(1 i s I fti ' INI FaMrrn* amt Uolnra 1 I ''ft l i p I t , n u t • t t k I n « * u l* 1 • 4 l * . i , . l b n * 1 I. I us I.IIW N S k m l 3 1JNOLKUM dun 1 I i) ... *• 1, .i Imii 1II111 * ______ 1........ .................... — ----------------------------------- L. �Fed Cagers A re Favored Over Winter Park In Opener H ere lly KENT CIIKTI.AIN Seminole High School’* new _—~7~. .. nth/cf/, pri-giam will receive it ATLANrA'F»—lliatGrm fir Hi trat in tomorrow ” ' • ••*' * «**«*•* SM* ..... (onl.ieiK . • - h - . W hen newly mquneil i„ .e h John ,,M{ ' ’ f 11 «»•*"'»»»••'■•■ Scott will .end hi* well trained f c i a n i sroui m ‘nJ! !u, eager, agaln-t on unknown Winter nu.ra^ ,,! r Park quintet „t I htH) am. Trch’s Kngincer- |X,y, in l ’M.' ,W . Ku , , r,,n Klb't game* more tti.in a High School to the Ohio State SRC team and drew .. lot: prep enpe title in 11*14, .lemon- WK) faMS Thuf.* an an .trilled whnt make* n winnitnr 32.MX1 ner game lm thee, team when he .tnge.1 u piiblie champion print in- In introduce and explain! But I. S I' *i.l,l |ii!i. to Die fan* mid player* all the (or five home engagement new rule chunge* lid* year mid ernge of 3.1.Hu1 hu then proceeded to show the vnrlou* type* of offensive mid de­ r toiiutir t Tm noi row night will Ih< n big ry nut a ig lii fur ut least four Celery Fed fensive setup* the teum and their uidouMi'dls , rOlder* this year not to mention opponent* will be using till* year. the T ig e rs’ , he funner winnei* of the J. Peter An attentive aodlenre of near­ t« And .il |Scbanl g ild trophy who will be ly 100 watched how the Sem­ only three .no hand at the Trl-HI-Y banquet inole* would rrark the 2-1-2 mid seven, the IIn the HIIS auditorium at 7:30 o’2-3 defensive larllr* a* well 11* s gave the clink fur the silver unniveriary athe man-tn-mnn nnd the soI I .Hiding of thn coveted "most valucalled "fluid" man-lo-man. . 11 11 Hie hie p layer" pruseotnllon. A* Coneh Scott explained, “ Thi* to :i H 2-1 Itesult* of llir specially pickI* the proeedure we will follow u victories, ed fan hoard of |udge* for the ngnin«t tile various team* dependky, then a Sc haul Trophy are still secret M arvlntiil. nnd vs ill lie until Srhasl connnd Missis eludes hi* IniriMiurlory speech I I . s It liefure awarding the trophy. ed tint Hie In ndi' 11inn In llio Schnnl "most >11 in -lyle viiliinldi" award, Ihree other ore-•■Miniums will be made. Jim Bullt'liolerem e eon's Men* Wear will uward an 1 in', lm n altili'lir swiiilei in lha most lirnm;iii increase islog Inukiog player un the jonlni over I’l’il viir s11v team. drew only The l.lon* < lull » ill nrrsenl a mil,.11 Irupliy lo Ilie ImsI Mucker un the re el m .ijiir 1012 Seminole sqiniil ami the Jock Krider John Scott I'l iier 1 ent Bailer Jewelry Store will aw ard dal allend u trophy to the most impr. «rd Iwr on whnt they arc using. You ch finished grltlder Ihl* sensim. mu*t remember u lot of these buy* r„l«st>-i- to I h'l'e Tri-lli-Y girls, wlm vis have been practicing only one which like been w in kin g llic |,'s* ly fur week, since they were playing h si hedule. pnsl I wo week* In make (bis >er football, anil while It lank* easy avcraec iino ive rsn rv grid iron bunqiu a here, it will take quite nwhile fur b i l l ’ Inline lin e**, out u iilv are sp u n - Mg them to master il iiudci k u iu c m ui'.1 1 .us night's fetr but 'ey conditions " liiise sent in vlt nt lulls tu a ll 21 v.lnSuch rs-gridmen u« Junhir lie is In Ibe past. • Metis, liny Davis, Has* linnIl I* liupi'd I lint musl uf Ibe w innuin, Jimmy Krider, lliihhtt IllsI I ' l H i p a 1 . 1 . w ill lie nidi* lu return lo the bee, Jimmy Hawkins, Dil Shef­ ■ ; . tgli sebutd fm the big get-togelhfield, tiersld llehren* nnd Larry I d l ' I l O i r 1 f riiiiiiiMKiiM til iiiu I In* 2r>th anniml Bate*, ore among Scull'* rage w arding uf Ibe Scliaal Trooby. hopeful*. 'mu Ii Mar I Name* uf niunv »tai» till* year The Coneh suiil thnt lie would mil il his have been niciilioncd fur the *• lie using bis lie*t seven men un im is ruing a ril, but in f*r. Junior Metis a h uf w i/ i'l, lu In- the lending contender the varsity while the next best null lilts rn- fur Ibe trophy liny llnvi* may ra­ three players would lie used reg­ ilin', mi/in : c u e the Kndei "musl iniproveil ularly on the first five of the m y N t \ , player award. Il 1* 11 lo ss-lip be­ Junior varsity. He explained it tbi* ing T , Hlcii 11 ween L a rry Hale* and Johnny way, "I figure It would lie better iy llrroiigii June* a* lu who w ill lake the for the last three player* on our Hie sin.de .u vcled Holmon's sweater for the varsity to play regular un the JVs III. . .. lT .n l n ... T i l - I l l - Y g ir ls , w ho hove than tu sit on tnr bench dining Bay Davis llulilia lllsbre the vnrsity game* end not gain any gnniv experience. According to Scott tin- rngr trams will be divided Into 10 var­ sity players with II umri- living plnml on the JVs and n |Hi**lhility that n freshman team will I*foimrd uflcr the first of the year. Crld conches Bill Fleming and Fred lianas will hundh- the JVs and the froah teams with Sroll guiding the varsity. Tomorrow morning’* gsme with Winter Park will lie Ihr nnlv dav game of Ihr vrur, nec­ essitated hy Ihr football banquet tomorrow night. luvsl night's prurtlrr revealed that this year's edition of the Hrmlnolrs will not lie us tall ns last season’s lenm thnt hnnsled of 6-4 Wise Hardin and 6-3 fiernld Covington, who have graduated. However, this season's quintet will lie faster, belter primped with a mastery of the cage fundamental* and nn orgnnlxcd attack that will sires* drlving-ln shot* and plays. One newcomer, who I* apl lo gain a healthy respect In Cen­ tral Florida, I* a senior transfer from Frankfurt, Ky„ Cordon Clark. The lanky •-foot-2 for­ ward U an excellent shot who can pop the cord* on lay-up* ■nd seem* In know hi* way nreund the court. Ilublm lllsbre, who last year waa Just n fair eager, Im* shown y much Improvement under the or'**\f«nlard practice of Rrntt nnd the \J6-yenr-old Junior looks llkn he yrlll se* n lot of action thl* year. I An ever, Junior Matt* will be on hand jo command the court game. One Impressive thing about Metis thl* year la hla ability under the board*. Melt* I* leaping high and ran awlah the cords on drive< Inn, which aerma to l>* the princi­ ple mean* nf the Rrott attack, cr Jlmmv Krider haa grown and added weight aM strength to hla frame and In doing an haa lamed Into a threat undw the Marda. Krider la accurate thl* year while he wasn't laat seam b . The 4-feot-l huaky haa Hint H E ci tamed 13 and la only a Junior, h Krider and Btebee figure Scott's champJeoahlp plane r next aeesen. mother Junior in Box* Hannum ) I* devrlonlng right along unRcott’a tutelage. Ray Davla Dll Sheffield are two senior* » aeema to be In line for mare Ion this year. Vank Stafford, who haa grown m laat year, la ena Junior1that I bear attention thla season. He working rljlht Into Sooft’a ime and looka to be tha beat rer on lay-up*, su fford will e definite role In the Rvmlm* champlenahlp bid next era- r Miamiun In Elected Captain Of U-F Team OAINE8VILLE. - - ( Special 1 — Donald Andrews, of Miami, has been re-elected captain of the University of Florida cross coun­ try team for the 106.1 season. Ilo also captained lbs- 1062 (earn. The (iator Harrier* were un­ defeated during Ibe regular srasni with win* over fietirgln lech anil Auburn. They plarril third to TennrKNt-e and Ken­ tucky In (he .Soiiihru-.tern Con­ ference meet. Varsity m o n o g r a m sweater awards were presented to Donald Andrews, Mlainli Itolnmlo Ilvnltx, Puvld-Chlrlqul, I’ntinma; -Donald (ingnnu, HI. Louis, Mo,; David Jneksun, Ferunndlna; H u b e r t Johnson, (Inlnesvlllei Max Mass, South Broward: Ernesto Orilonex, ropuynn, Coltimblr; I'aul Orilonex. Cnpnyan. Columbia| John West, 7.. . ' ,* n<* atudent manager Wesley -Arnold, Fcrnnndinn. be playing at that regular cen­ ter pivot on the JVe. Moss haa Improved with a year’* growth and weight. The O-foal-3 giant ha* been responding slowly slnre erhool began under Hrolt, loti the genial mentor haa hopes fur « r*ko«i»6ee even this season. Tomorrow morning's game x.J!! not Includo the regular JV con••■t because of the time of the tilt. Hanford la picked by this writer »a the favorite In thin conteat. Ne ther team haa played a game thin year, but Judging from iMt night's demonstration the Feda know what the object of the game la and will play close and cautious, setting up their tearing shot*, something that laxt year’a team didn't do. The faat break haa been Incor­ porated Into tho Scott ottaek from tha rabounda on frea ahota. It will be an Interfiling contest tomorrow and .the results o f It will be Juat aa Interesting aa the Bemlnolei’ ability to follow out their coach'# Instructions, Probable Fed Untap • (iAINESYII.LE I.rv—Thl* l» a lltll, early lo be naming the stair college bii-kclball champion, but a g-o-’ l Indication of where the power lies may come Saturday night when Stetson and Florida meet here ... Florida opened Its season with a Jt vi victory over Florid* South­ ern Wednesday night while Stetson wus winning its third straight, 82t-H. over llolllna. Previously Hollins had trimmed Tampu and Slelaon beat Florida Smilhcrn After Salurday the only slate colleges sllll out of the pic­ ture In the early test of compara­ tive strenglh will bo Miami and Florida Stale. Ihree Irttermrn and a freshman led Florida ot lls opening vlctorv. Hick ('nsures, football fullback who is sandwiching In a little lni-ki ibull. between the end of (he legiilnr grid season last Saturday and Ibe (iutor Howl game Jan. 1, plitvrtl a big part In the triumph. Hr scored 12 point* and waa a steadying Influence both on offense and defense after center Boy Rob­ erts picked up four peraonal fouls early. Curt (’unkle waa high scorer with in points. Sonny I'owell had II along with Casares. And Augle (irelncr. n freshman, tallied 11. Hill Loach. 0 foot 7 center for Florida Southern and former play­ er at Florida, waa high acorer for both loo in* with IB point*. Undefeated Stetson Dropa Rollins, 8248 WINTER HARK Uh-SUtao veteran basketball darn la still i ben ten In three games after tri tnlng Hollins, U H, here Wedn dav night. John fmgrund, one of four turning Stetaon rcgulari, lad I winners with IB points: but a B linn freshman, Nick Vend Bridgeport, Conn., led both tea: Stetson, with a starting Uni averaging 0 foot 4, controlled bt backboards. Atlanta Crackers Front Running l ’g George Pezold Is Proving To Be 2nd Place Seek Pact With Defeat “ Kingfish” Of Mixed Pin Circuit No. Six, 2 To 1 Seminole Blues Crooms Gridders By KENT CMETLAIN Sport* Editor The finest tribute to the Memo­ rial Stadium was paid yesterday when the official attendance fig­ ure* were released. In the brief nine month* since the magnificent stadium ha* been completed, IK) baseball and football game* were played liefore 88,802 fan* of whirls 61,818 were rash customer*. At this r»te, over 1.000.000 fan* will jam their way Into the new sporting arena In the span of the next 1.1 year*. It will then lake 3 more year* to have the paid adml*‘'bin* rs-m l Ihr I,- Flamingos M ay-Buy Out Key West Auu S h i f t To Island The Mixed Bowling League’* No. 1 teum i* true to it* name. Last Monday night the front running ;*•>. 1 m inrreuicd their margin by .ph from the sec­ ond place No. (I team at the Sanf h i d H o w lin g A ll e y * . 000,000 n a r k . It is significant to note that the 08,002 ntten - fi ore repre­ sent* apnrovlir ' dv -ix time- the number of peo, to in the eutlie City nt S*e|,ird mi i*.e II,0(Ut City total of tor,It. We gratefully neee| • ",l* brief note of thank* from It’ tieo. II. Starke on hebn'f uf Al ' 1 *'hl Alpha which spon-ured tin ''e*t successful Celery lluwl game here (« * w e » • »'••-'5 an I 1 r ’ .u in * un Tben'isviviug Dav II read* ns fol­ low • Mr h ’ • ' bellsin I I I , l.ehslf nf VI,ill.1 I’ ll) VIlib' u|,s e m i i (il uur silirere far lb" new onptr pubIi. in wliich jo.i, Ibruugli ibe Sanford Herald, gate 1....... .. scholarship game played here ■t the Memorial Stadium mi Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 1162. Again thanks lo you, I am, Very truly ynura, C.eo. H. Starke, M.ll. We were only too haony to play our small part in Ihl* worthy game. It is our hope thnt in the future the Celery Howl will be ex­ panded to include some of the top college team* in *he South. Il is an ambitious idea which will certainly help Sanford and might lead other outstanding g a m e s and team* hen* in the fu­ ture. 11. C. Steele, the rnpnhlr Sunford (irnuimnr Sellout principal who Inis been do1ng a hangup jnh of directing ath­ letic events for not only his male student* but the girls, too, had thl* to say about the Celery Fed* Snorts Roundup It. C. Steel* stunning unset By fJAYI.K TALBOT____ victory over DcLnnd Isst month: "The Vallislla uf sportsmen l m ISBANE. Australia ifu-Whnt from DcLand'* men of vrsler- wo have done I* go hallway round ytara was brarkish with the salt the world to report a parcel of of human tears after the 1.1-7 tennis and run smack Into a cricket encounter with Sanford. I have scandal which has this whole na­ se*n must of our game* since tion by Its ears No, they haven't caught any of about If<2H. "The victory over Del,nnd «n> Iholr beflannelled heroes shaving certainly a moat welcome one. points Worse than that, their heroes The game wan *nul atirring, heart warming and apine tin­ have nraetii'ally quit moving at gling, to nay the least. For gal­ all ami appear to have renchcd a of suspended animation lantry, tram effort and rral state Occasion nf the widespread un­ fight, I doubt If It haa been sur­ happiness is the Test Match— passed In many a moon. roughly comparable to our World “ Orchids lo the team for (he Series — between Australia and very nucressful season. The Sonlh Africa gamra were colorful, intereating To begin with, (he Aussie selec­ and enjoyable. Congratulation* tors didn't pick u single player to .Mr. Morris, roaches, students from the great and hot state nf and all who contributed 'n the Queensland, nf which Brisbane Is excellent year not forgetting the the capital city patron*.” That mode Brisbane afflclanados To this we ran add "amen." sore at the outset and they've vented their feelings by staying Webb Jone* will be an honored away In vast number*. That In turn ai>|>eur* to have guest of Hanford aa soon as ho re­ turns to the Celery City from hi* nettled thn Auisle players ami ob at the Victory Motor Court In they've responded hy putting on ''ranklln, O. Jones, the rabid died- the dulleat exhibition in the his­ ln-the-wool Seminole Blue booster, tory of cricket, which Is saying seems to hold tho very hopes of something. Instead of whaling the hall In haaehall In Hanford for neat year. the (Ineat Australian tradition of Not seriously Don Bradman and other cricket taken Inst nuto- f f l Hall of Famera, member* of the nirr whrn hr present tram have been giving the vowed thnt hr B B B s B fc A i ‘ fans a really hard time. Ono of them Tuesday scored only would get back- A g s ffijW ."-. j P 17 runs In an hour and 80 min­ ers and hoy t h r f l ute*. nines. Jones s p - l If you've never endured cricket, p a r r n 11y w •, : Uiat'a rougly comparable to a base­ dead earnest o n d B , ball player purposely fouling off about 40 pitches In auccesslon h r may fool a 101 lr f& V k k It'a much easier to do with the of people. v;’ broad erlebet paddle than with a One thing baseball bat. a o fH H H P H r A scorching cartoon In tt In**! people won’t Webb Jonee paper ahowa King Cricket on hla mind being fooled by hie ability deathbed from "cricket that Isn't to buy and operate the club, If It cricket" and "blow the public at­ means wa will hava professional titude" among other aliment*. Another has the husband re­ baseball here neat summer. No new angles have turned up marking over the paper, "Thee In regard to tha 30-day option. any tnday'a cricket waa very dull," the wife replying, "nrally, Jonea haa deposited a 1600 check can they tell?" with the Blue director* and haa Everybody II mad. until Dec. 20 to make up the y:i,600 The official cricket club chaard difference to conaumeie the deal. one news photographer out of the Currant rumor aaya that John Krider may get tha 93,600-a-year Florida International League pres­ ident’* poaL Baynard threw In the towel this year and O'Connel, who preceded Baynard, la net too en­ thused ever returning to hla old hfadaehea , . . flnla @ { H Davey Scores TKO Over Fitz Pmden During 3rd Round CLEVELAND OH—Chuck Davev who fiahts like a champion end talks like (he teacher he used to he. pronounced himself fit and ready today for his welterweight tilt" l»ou* The Michigan Slate graduate went through a mild prenarntorv workout Inst nl«ht in scoring n third ricnd Ipchnlca' k"«cVo"( o"*r hopelcsslv outclassed Fllxle Pruden of t'nt"rsnn, N J. As Ihr blonde • haired Lansing. M|ch lighter carefully knotted M* He after th« fight- no snort shirts for |Ms follow--* reporter asked him If he waa hit even once In ih« bout - "Oh. voa." the gentleman of the ring replied "Hr'a n |mi"h Vlil » «|s«’ed nhoad nf his rl*ht. H« Jabbed me a few limes and landed a frw left hooks " Davev. who holds a master's de­ gree from Michigan Slate and la »>n l"a*’« of nbe*nee from the eolleve’a Engllah department, la ten­ tatively set for a February title limit eg«|n*t svellerwei«ht Chamnlon Kid flavllan In Chicago. While Paul Prxold 1. the "k fish" of the City Bowlin* League, hi* unsung brother,'^Ceorge, la making quite a iiame'Tnr himself in hi*. *o far, brief three-week career in the Mixed League. All Petold ha* dona <■ to raUt Into the loop lead with an In­ surmountable 173 average, 31 By T. V. DAVIS pin* per game higher than hi* Crooms Academy will stage it* nearest competitor. Beside* thl», final football showing of the seaI'exold ha* the second highest eon tonight when It clashes with Cocoa In a re-schodolo tilt In the game rolled In the circuit, a M Indian Klver City. Heavy rain and effort recorded last Monday. A. iwet ground* rained n postpone­ ment In their last meeting. The Panther* hit the rnmehsrk trail last week, when thrv de­ feated the Oakland of Balnea City. 23-0. O. Knight highlight­ ed the game, scoring two touch­ down more than Knight, down* to overtake Oarar Wil­ liam*. Oscar went Into the game with a nine point lead but w*n held scoreles*. Knight took the lead by a slight three point mar­ gin. In order to regain thl* title Ellen lletta V , SJ«d^ In the final stand. William* will lorn'* 111 mark. „ have to make *1 least one touchHill Yates rank* fourth with a Conch Krnnklln based hi* last >*'eek'» win mi the excoMcnt tack­ 110 percentage nnd Dot l’ow|ll ling of hi* linemen. I.oul* "Trick- stand* fifth at 14H. SJohlom’* 1117 ’ man" Jackson, William* t cwl*. total pin* still remain* high In and Joe Straw*. Earnest Thome that category with Mil* Betts' was moved from the quarterback 1002 figure standing second. post to hnlfhnrk ami came through Name fi. I'ln* Avg. with two touchdown* and the only (1. Petold 0 1611 17.1 extra point. .13 6002 1L2 {irmly, Edge, Crooms’ Lake Mon- Betts 3*1 * 6437 I t roc "locomotive” s i - lo rare form SJohlom 27 1067 160 reding off 11. rtl, and .10 yard run* Yale* 33 4808 148 to stand n"l in Ibsl denartnie»t Powell 0 '413.111 118 last week, lie will be n starter III ilanklnsou Bully 37 3800 141 llathorn *1 647 141 II. Haye* 16 2082 110 Burnett 33 4440 116 Von Herhtill* 27 181.1 136 Barrio* 16.2012 134 Conclude Season In Cocoa Tonight Lan g 10 .11.10 Fricke Hoblnson Tracy Uisery Ash Martone lllrrnat Bcdenbaugh Doherty M. Petold Wrinknfsky Fried Bayl Clll Bowen I'. Ilnye* 1 #>4111 M Id 31716 IM 24? 2142 1U 1.1 J 160 A 27,1:180 A 27 - 3400 A 11 ,1881 A 8* A 764 A HMIH7 A 1« vdlHI A 12 1447 A 12^51442 A 0 '1 0 4 7 A 11.4801 A 24>*860 11*1418 W FOOTBALL FANS Don’t Mitt thU BOWL GAMES PHILCO n FREE TRIAL Howlinar StandinirK No. No. No. No. No. Nn. 1 q 4 3 6 2 Nn. (1 MIXED LEAGUE W. 28 24 IR 16 13 in Tram High Merle* 18 12 18 21 P3 2(1 224(1 Tram High Gam* 820 Nn. 8 tilth Serlr* Cieorge Pi-vM’l llleh Gam* Ocorga Fe»nM CITY LEAGUE W. Stine Machine 27 Are C.Iam 22 Rtanli'V-Roger* 20 Post Office IB Celery City 17 Fla. Power A Light 18 666 ... 220 L. 12 17 in 20 22 87 ground* and banned society writer* From the members’ stand. Now for 1968, tho Phllco 2226 with "No Glare" picture tub* and UHFVHF Built-in Aarini given you more for your money than ever before. Taka advantage now of our Frea Trial Offer—no coat or obligation. Tertni BR, LAKELAND I on* of the l Lakdgmi High Open Bowlin* Sanford Bowling Alley See Thla TV Set At Our Special dnriitmle Open Home Fri. and Sat Dec. 12 Free Gifts For Everyoni1 :A �1 UK SAN KOMI) HERALD , Thun. Dk , II, l»aa Page 7 Or LYNDA YEACKLE Lodge Enunciates Plan For Nation’s Peace Leadership By EDWARD O. ETil KM. DENVER Ms—Sen. Henry Cabot lodge Jr. hellevex America mini end discrimination amt human In­ dignities »t lorn, before it can lead the world to lasting peace Lodg«-. une of the architects of Presidentelect Dwight D. Elsen­ hower's still-forming foreign poli­ cy. last night asked leaders of SO Protestant churches to work for "a durable peace based nn justice" in this way: "Work for an America that l« filron g militarily, economically and politically; support the t’nltod Na (Ions; work In make It sponger; advance tolerance and human rights, encourage private American activity abroad and hold out to all of suffering humanity the hops1 nf liberty." “ Our discriminations," Lodge added, "are not only In conflict with Christian Ideals, hut they are a real danjgcr to the success of nur foreign policy." ■ The United States cannot defeat Mhe Idea of communism with dollan or bullets. Lodge said. It musl do It by putting into practice the American ideal of equality and Jus­ tice for all. he said Lodge, a Massachusetts Republi­ can, has been designated hv El­ senhower as ambassador to the United Nations. lie said Ihe U N. "has not lived up tn all that was hoped for I f He added the U S can and must work to make the JU. N. heller, saying; * "Without world order, our ulti­ mate destruction is only a matter rif Dine " He said world opinion, generated in the debates of Ihe U N.. has been a powerful deterrenl lo armed aggression by Russia, which he said has "overwhelming military power In Europe and Asia." Another major foreign policy speech is to lie heard by the more than 2,000 church leaders here late today. John Poster Dulles, desig£naled Elsenhower's secretary nf * state, recorded the speech before leaving for eonferencea in Ihe Pacific. It will be played at the church meellng and laler broad cast <CUS, lo.to p m . EST) Meanwhile, these were other developments at the Heneral As semhly nf the National I'nunrII of Churches of Christ In Ihe U, S. A.: 1. The 30th denomination, the Greek Orthodox church with Its million members in this country was admitted to the council It w brings council representation to 31,000.000 persons. Only two of the larger Prolestant denominations— the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church and the Southern Rapt Isis —do not belong. 2. Methodist Btshop William r, Martin. 39, of Dallaa reportedly was favored to aucreed Eplsmpa' Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill of Nsw York as council president. The election la tomorrow, \\ tr - Mrs M. C . (leiiD M ilter . Carl Itenoisat's mother same tn heln os load the i-ur- and we per soaded her to go nli'in- too Shlooki-d like she was having u good •inn\ll the gross n op- loot • happier after they Uiughl cuff- at jl-i- lair doy stand. Formosa nAid Plan Altamonte Man la Will Be Submitted Awarded Bronze Star ..... ..... *•"- • Or. HnffterS iiitirl** «oir!re*?*'ti ilr>l iiMtoninhlh d riv e r - itiuunv tl»**j Kriwulu of Ihr pr*»miiu*nt Jmlpe tiit*«*hitifrH (U-vilopcd l*«Mh nn nrir *1 kni*w that tht* fa m ily wns priHid i'fiKtl m it 11 ur .1\ K > im lipM i | ii| l *»l ,i i ’ V II I 1 K v 1 If liflT t i l l , MMiti* *ir« bt'iriif Hu ir hndfft** |i«>i||tf1* liin k ItiiViM t h il l onci* VVI*FP M, U. t 1 v ib tumhvf, !l> t KMth Client • lit* ,|M>1 7,i i *•.% lilt 4 • \p« !« i " ps n.l ahoiit i MM III In i t|t 1, | t i-4 .... pi ••ft .1 Wti. II l» i-*. Its h til ■» ahl«* Hi Nlr.1l >1*1 ft \ftsr the picnic and a run op !|. I* ' h*rj thr fhf'( tIk \ ,k '•*!« fj.* mil l fit* S **1 i«*t% v.ntl the bench where we found »nm* 'surgas-n weed and i-i-n stu-lls, \v. Mlit^lftvt 1i.'ii I 1 jlit It tihtIt 11' 11111 1 h, lined up to go inside the ocean 1 I it**»m nt nJ jii li^lit in hi t I in tu . *• in " Du nriuni. Then there wn** n scrmnl-limI ui * tif t h r sim i.ulil M l.bt fit ml t T» foe iHirthid-s -nil --rii-s -if "There « l r * l r t N uf hi 1 a remora!" "Oh do come and .... I'hrlrm jptiN of t 11 t t1f r f.1k« 11 Ihe nmrnv eel," "Here l« 1he !**■’! 1*h 2'i (hii'iiHi it ir .n lor octopus! He’ s mining mil of hi rt'ltp**1 I hr s .i n i r l .1 r jn r CB«e!" pholt'i.i .iphrtl a i i n i on \iia »1 The small tanks were ,hp ai" ' T h r b i n p irtlircv flm ir tl j x .i r ia pupiilar because they hud all >1ilitii <*t 1 70 s i ' p1111* nf iff* in thr ililerei tine small sea life we Imupivsifmn nf t h r nI. ii -n read ahoot, the - - n anemone, it" I K s i h r p u ll n f th r - in *■1*.»• ‘ Is «en horses and tin- .corplnn fi h I w Im h . i r r i u i n t ' f*»• ih * fu ft Km end the henutifiil silvery "lenl 1 f r ill .m l down." Some of u *.»«* a kme O t O R G t R o m «1 W t l l H ut, lit 1111111Wt >1a 1, 1 thill, h sh o w n -i in' el i new crnli lorn ov-*r nn Ids hack and 1 . ■i.rd til I to- ' i!li 11.1 t 4 ■11 sheep h e .11 im: co ntest nl the Ititci n.it ion 1 r‘i- h* himself with ld« toil, \\ • I \ I'sto* iv f 1s i >i i* it itm i n i tm .oto W e t -h *. -*k t, #• 1-1 -,t • in* i t . i n m 1 -1 didn’t know .ill ut 11n- fisli .t mtnuti-s .in-l t" i s m i i i h Ih* w on u $ too - to-l.osliq i 11"- -■n m e r od there are over "."nil kinds, hot n M ,w t M ,'n tu- w ou ld en t e r U l m i S to l e Uni vci sit . . 1 1"let nut n "nil ,iu ml ji/isi*■ ■ we have learned the names mii-i habit i of many »f them and wi­ tsnow the impoitaid families. |im A dyvavj’ r U g l p V -JM W f n| •**,! lilt’ll *| > ■tt i l l i i ,i I I \ir il ti iii-her rails ns ii-hth**nloi*i-l I’ rntcsl K \p eeled On >i i. i r l m r >>.i) < m .ml hh ( m| i I m* Tmn tn> William- w a s ulteiid- a shell ndleelnr S--vi-1 aI othi-es Ims, S c re e n in g (M‘ Scnnicn \ il(li'il SK*ft”>, |* l HH .ildv I Ml Mil lilt' ll lll) |iiHM I found a new hnbhv. Soon it was time to see Ihem KoNDUN h Vh mUii i . I ir* r feed the porpoises and we hoi Nphl lililfiy tll»i I l i n t Mill 211 (Mm lie-1 op inti. Only tile hrtlVC'* l r - t t r I h r f -Mini S I j K** .i ^.mmnI P e t e r i o f t 'i rndil ventur** ..'it on such n rold plans In s< reen foreign sc.imi ti In,j„y. w„ had ph-ntv of r<M.m iMlr Ihi*> mi \ i i i r i I* .mi f O r ig in a l k—.1 Irvin- ' pni I 1 jy,, ) otd-i Silstiv, Eranees .1 in \» v I Ml 'll l P D C R 't -t* -m’I r i*i 'il.»I (III* 11 WASHINGTON .V A plan to WITH IX CORPS IN KOREA siippoitmg •—Lt. Col Cm I A. Iliiechnt-r Jr of make Kormosu self Altamonte Springs, Kin., tins been with the help ol .i four year pro nwnidi-d the fourth Out. I.eiif gram of C S aid has been suh Cluster to Ids llrunse Slur Medal milted to Washington by Chiiing Shek's Chinese Nationalist fur iiierllorious service In Koren. Kin lie was eiteil fur his work from government Tins u us unnmmced yesterday by Muy Jfi to Nov Ifi of tills year achief of tin- plans division of the the Mutual Security Adminlslru IX Corps plans ami operations lion, ttffieials there uppraisetl ihe plan as "comprehensive and real •ertlon. Col. Iliirrliner's I'llatlon -tat*-s Idle In the cliarerler ol develop ment planned " Tin- agency suld in putt; He deinunstrulrd rxvellent the plan, classified as secret hv Judgment and keen professional,!!*,E, , !"n ,!‘ V V n!! no,' ,n?t^ uhUilv m planning the tactical « ! : . , . ! ! ! ^ utllixatiun of available Chinese re employment of troops. sources anil private Investment HL painstaking efforts and tinriimprnndsing devotion In duly fllltlls T h e project w a s d e s i g n e d to st.iM • ..n ,| tin• -how •*r •|iiif m u -i *••»• * ♦"• ■- !■» Mti-h'l gave euniinanijers a ideal and Ih-forr h-nvimr ............ I l»t% U • (’* k;o •|lft 'Mint 1. 1 1 . . f**i» f.t d.'pw "1* timely Iinilerstanitilig nf their mis­ next year, with American aid in 1 -t.'.l III ' 'lli|> Ml .• 1 • J»« • U Xlhll** I(k sions as 0 prerequisite to their tlecreaslhg amounts year by year ♦ |l‘|» ■ »»■ ■ ** W • t i 111 Jl* llll't 1 41'f 1 I ' 1 i f tM III** full* '4 lit till'll i htsnanee of appropriate Imple­ H iiM sh sfiipp-tiL* p 1it tl ,tl U till • !U i IfMvlnir. tiiiiti ik menting instructions. fir V . i f*i XK .mlti i tin l *.tl Kik* * it* "'ir ii’,»t,ht'i •*Y "Col. Hneehner's w o r k has been Youth Who Murdered vi'itir* I' vm O ui 'i ’iiw" the i ii f i a n l hn«a** r i*'**ll f‘**bnvrtl ''mii'i of 1 charade rued hy llioroughness and \ r " \ i Ik .Mill S*i*il 11li„iTil11 ) «*'i| -M | | a , W t ' v n (uy fil htivivii i » . t a sincere desire to prialuce plans Parents Flees Jail ( fhi'm" Inft if ton vi Ml lie I Mi It I In* tit and studies of the highest order” mill'll ' . t of i W »> li/nl nnK* h 1 !'1 i n u n i t y . Sull The O a k Leaf Cluster w n s pre­ AUSTIN, Tex. (AT- Howard I’ ierI 111* l l n l ' b pi •itM'sf »• ill Inline sented in lieu of n duplicate uuilnl. son. who ns a brooding vuuth de •Ch'lMr BMl' k ?1 11* MU “ 1 h *r l’ l» * 4 fill* 1mm Mt .1 m i nt'll .'lit! 11:91 f IMH mu•! Imil to (jfi hi thr* firsf u*«I ruled his uarents didn’t Irrnt him H u < MiMitt i n f j InHi romplatfi* right and killed them escaped lust mom. t 11al ( lUf Ml' Mil " Mill tIH • ' -«* 11i11* Mo»mv P u l i h "‘ 'ul fl'Hv T K "*wiM't from the slate hospital here tu i’l.u lv in Ni u N ui k u Ml bo i*o Races Held To Blame niyhl It was the second e«*--ipe b" IfM* b» * hit! ur‘ f** ti I’f* mirmt. 1.1|l«'»| Y lhlll Hit* (l|M|l‘l loti M l ITM On thr wny homo -omc *»• » my • *K iri I’ierson, now 3H and still slight For Mishap Increase nml allow as he wis when lie Tflirmpfl 111 **'•** *hr TTIUh lynn**,» i-U p:t||V "HliMil * la*IHI II vt ill Y|r<* bo Vi* n IhiItv t u < shot Judge and Mrs Willi.mi Tier " 1* "' I'D*in k f lo u r m iu u | i • <i i i m m in tio1 Hum iiliH I mi o*»r totisoiiiu '• * SKL. Hwitsri lnnd ifl’i Auto­ son on a lonely roud near here In i f . i m i t i i H ito iif h tho t A p t i l t i l hu* till*"'t** two Ioiik. mobile race* uro directly responsi­ 11133 t|lir>huiMim Miilinc 1In* d|,M0Mhm Th«* f''l|o'*'«n*r ii*‘'*i»l«* i r» Hoom H ble for the increase in fnlnl road With Tlerson In thiN hut for free l/u» t ii K l i / i t f Hi b i s .i i ri u of I P'* in *’*1n ill * ' * * I h h mom • ui'.irlv IVlNMl Mu* M u«'ii M o n HI uceldents in Kwllaerland, accord­ I )*!■• "'HoiYi'i !| i" ing to Dr. Carl Huffier, head of dom went a 21) year old patient i ^yniis n itMo ton** * ,m t *1n .illlt i*l .i> hat i | ni ( l1t the ONyrhlolrir clinic of the Dili- from Hmistnu, Glitter Waggoner ' „„ S m i t h , (J i u l n H(UI»y nm l S n l l v ( l*rtltt! dcscrllu-d liolb men as dan i f t ye»»|ly -ofeDm»ei. - %.r ( ll III I-I I **IM ||•I .1I'l tS|»*» If |In i >\- n Villi' *■. I I"-, ........ M.t lu n * rull-puge nrlicle In the (’e m u s exed Ihe ♦ S ,ov ei on le u ! " Judge I'iersiui was an assm-iuli1 lei nn ' I t "d a M e I.t*- i ad I" hMl* tl<*w«pn|ier Rasler Nuchricltlcn, lit IV * w ■it* < tilt! in luilt H m ii ........................................ lliifftir declined that tin- niiiiiml Justin* of Ihe Slate Supremo C ourtI mi Nrltlmu lii C«r;iiid Priv nfSwitterhinil ill Hm it' mi April 24, 10J5. when liK ^on(| f*hri**toD*o MIH* I 'no i;it vi* n psyiholujahitl eneourrijie* |bo Ihe pfeiexl of nhcmlne Hill tin tiu»* him! c ull »* Christ* ui. «*!.**» tn *v!M ilrivinir ami shutihl i tpIIca he hail found. IiippiI the Jiictee Npellimr I'hnniphm**. he hnnfK'tl. The rrievi am wniHovI **rul hjs wife to the 'iMil here hi I. V Ilit-i Y**i#»ekh*t T«.**.**i* i .♦». mi • l|n***-v ‘i>i«l I In ♦■very year hv mhiu* (40,000**pertii‘ '‘hoi them tn ilertih a « a ‘j a i \» -tracer oil atom: the highway now *•1(171)1 \%11h iniUtary pinT*mn in unit, iv* r: tovk*» tn •tp#-.it(»* d(»* !ik *i \ tinM in< kiip*. Mans wear It nru •Hill »,! paint. .,1her** hetv»* a n« * (yii.il ftng n,. .• • • '.Id pM'f itmn lia* •’f\ * i*1m Milit» v.-iir, ’ •i• )*'i mth thr* vaal Km drift t tnvl ii* i* •TM * tmi f I.,' IS:* n '1 h" » rlicVc i in h ia iifllri’i l t h v git a *»t >m il l s ,«r « tuff inking * i v f•• hiiiisrlf fa in hiw ruMipnl ilio fi' lh .it .i 1m\ • - • 11 1* *l t • . *tin* I* fm r j>*l» hi ill * tr.u Httii ol mu* t ln t ir r »♦! .1 i i n l r , . (* If. Im.* V\ iltiiitll»1- *no|* Iff whirh ba> .mu1 » tllh' tin* ■unit" ft roH**litly l .tM rm '.m t in .im iiium m i* litw hittl i * hi** t ut :in l t r l i v r r thr««i \ of r r t a t | \ i t \ IM PH th.it in.lit >11 I. t h r *<r t-«* ft! i!\ . i n b r m l 1 1v : h t 11 mr n»' :i rt«l rau I h .l hriuhut! ' It .’if «kN \\ HI'll fa *i» t .1 ihr In lt»* bltmui .1 thr I'm «|.»u ti O sier. BANDIIADM RAY KYttR and Ids wife, former actress Georgia C'urfnll. smile with pride oil the newesl addition to the family ut Duke Hospi­ tal, Durham, N C. The baby, named Amanda Key. weighed In tit seven - omuls, eight ounces. The Kyser* now have ihrce girls ( fnlernutinriciD r nml thr hrmlmj: «>f Ituht ray* The N.it lima I tirit^ruphir W m ty rit.iv it \ Mmlit'd n.ih I it 1* firh l tftitil m i u min -in iH’lipsi* of Ihi* sun found thr notril (‘I n - u i ' f f nn Um* hr m il in h it iirn lic h u n s «; vt•.ii t Mi and Mrs, S O. Cliaso, Mrs C. C. Smith, Mr . .1. D Driggers, , Mr-. It. Sil-liy, and Mrs. towel I project to etlilcatc vnuug people In ChriiUan'romtminRlf*. Set al the local level. It tvnuld mnrenlrai-d on ethical conduct, democratic prucllcev. eflmmunllv programs and slrnnaor home life * The l)lvi>lon of t’hrlxt'-in Life and Work rccommenthd churrhes * * fi oi**i* ih»»%* i iMfihie<t in* I Merion a (Dill tied he kilh*d h4* f ‘ |-.**'i* play a mnro "cllvr role in i> comm" u.,.r or ,,i .................. nilv tij.ctti.Ji.nl,. , ,,,.,1.1 11*I,. 10 per«<oii him Iti-e'i 1 tiled parents ui,„r titter years leseultneul ,, # ..... ., 3. The emincH'M General Hoard ^ wa* Instructed to make a study tn determine if the International t'nunrll nf Community Churches meets noullflrnllo-s for incm Iter ship in the larger National Council Further ucUon ou the group'* op. plication wax deferred two years. fi The council moved to carry oot recommendation* of Icatlera for greater narticlpalion In rounctl nlfatrs by lay members. H voted fn Increa*" membership In th' General Hoard, Ihe unvrntlnu <fl body, hy a l l o w i n g member churches to namo more delegates '■ - 11*N lil- f*» i-u liHUn! 1 -i l*i Mhftr f fj \|,tiiiii \\ aimii .ilmmr KiilnI'I h lltrtu v mi 11*Ui11\if > If v.,ti,i |M|f r|ir> i,i,tii».,v. ,,n mu m- everyone in Ro-m H is talkim and willing a Unit Mmioeland. We had such a wonderful trip, It wn cold hut the wind was from tinmainland and we found a shelter­ ed spot behind a hot dog stand on the beach for our picnic. And such n picnic! There was enough left over for a second picnic In lh>afternoon. 'ihe following parents furnished * ^ swttrk.w New I’ rimf Is Found , Mailman Solves His For F.instcin Theory Delivery Problems Grammar School P E N N E Y S; •. in h tiiu u if mill! tin ill th* l 1 Uxhi'tl •« ill 1'Hi IM mso * t Ort*|i..s.l I i /V Frime* %JfUtft t Cd lllaa |lefl«#n*k t«f A Per h e r Gilt. ohm 1 Vi*t,l 11 imii». 40 Know I’tirtl You'll llttv I’ortl! PLENTY OF C H R IS T M A S S A V IN G S N OW I nta , . Sculpturod-look > d e s i g n ! Rich/ l o v e l y c o lo r s ! IIANil W AHMIP.S PfiMtllr trli without ff'iumd and nil hiitft* mu h* [/ENNEY’S is your^S U h.»\« * t h i v e r ’s N.’nt m c r all ivtlf h«- I I 1 in*hi*« f i o m 'V s5.00 I A i* PH t* i'UMI D .l "d | -It. lilt ) A H|AL l U M t l K l w tl.nf ,| I..K DPllMtl XlttAirl * , ,11 i.-rs-f • l'l» ,'f M i "'I -L<"»1 » *d•I M 1,11' I f i «t I ■’»D* , 1 ■ 1 1,'li ' 4 -**l Mum 11 -I •- > |t, i i I- ■1vt ' * ui >s #■.,i.. i ,r if II * 1x1I 4 ifdl ri •* . ■ *..# Gift rolic in (Mi. MefI#1 I *..... * f■ |>.«f*• 11 w ill «. . r ' . t | VELVETY ROBSON CHENILLE S p o rlin u (,'onds ‘ in. I ,i-i I ii -1 -i T I imii . •not Don't forget Ml «f|<1 Mil* hi* ft )’ «»* i We hit Vi* it rtMMii f ii (Via) *f mi**nlii:MM h nt vt>* Ai!(f>M .11*. it* I In* l * it*1* 1 S in IfiA! wu * 11hi tilt i wti hi lit* tn D m C R Y S T A L S Package Sugars Light Brown • D ark Brown X X X X Powdorod for f n(('**>ivc tiired him! u ffillous nf the Imy urul rviDinlrd him ;is llll * *Ii *re•.ef11,| Du Itt•fun ii lif** Ihrmiph MMiicthlns of u WCIlills XI N o i l , fotni»*r Ni'w V m l wnlrliimr tin* im fs lie rmaiHMl fimu the hoNplUl Im (fkitbgt • lot tain • lor tondin April 15, 19511, nml uu* orrcdiMl llltn11||i-i| ptilit ! Mlllll, i* llim I in .Minnnipolix nioti* Hum a year MiiiTfrinliMiih'iit Ml ) I iii Ii ii 11 track. ind soli! Ihrir vein •later. 7. A Imdgel committee reenni su vM afM atM W N W M w rxf, k m i . w k e; ■»; • :» .* f.YJ*.’ *. mrntled giving more attention to • soliciting gifts from foumlutlons, E business nrgani/ulions ami Inilivi- | duals to pav for council work II sal.l IY3fiMsto was received during the first H months of 11,32 7*■**' ’** l*Ki V •*,*111.1 u 1 *•' 1% .im! li«r i 111 1ll .|| 1* Ilf a111 §•1ill 1MM1-.mt! li'iMtl Hunkiti|*! 1In- nth* , llil (11*1.Ill* « 1| e< lllM it, 4i*f i{11R111 Ilk" * |tl*(|* 1lit", lull i ut -Mini Im .mlit nil> -llnl ll H llllirH III .1 Vxltil r.ina** <1! (tilt .i]i> !■( ll . lll.lt- t Ijllll' .lllljl, to(Hurthm ! KJJH. WA .•STi* Li 4 — •' f 5- HU, *•tM/ '1 il . ■ You c a n ’t miss with t h i s . . . bucauso a w o m a n a l w a y s nueds m ore n y lo n s l ^ n ta s v R i I t'liiu *) s tm n (>0*gutig<s I.Y'di'iiior N STOVES SHEEK G 1IT / , / GAYMODES W4 T TH /S VAW £! ty w I 1 |s a De c e m b e r i^™/ M iW LOW MICIS •» mthw RAW frlg ldalr • Hofrigoralor* and Hectrlt Range • H IL L H A R D W A R E C O . Phone Tifl **• . ■ . ,v v-• egi'-jMiiS'iiBsMBto m v- -ly«w».hv..wrtk'..trv A‘L k *-e vA-.-** * I-j,’1Jvr js*^ < ,c Sttpcrlil) sh eer... )t-l 60* guttgo it) Ion* give long wear, loo! TI.C.C arc Penttey's own, faiiiuti* (laymodea, *i> jolt know yuu’ro chousing u jicr fc cl gill. (Iiu ulvntally, thv’ll appre* riufo Ihu high fuiif yarn* in th eta ... plut the flattering itark teantt!) iUt-ll. i SOI Em l First Street ’ r * b - •> I » * ,. ■ . ■***$ 11VjraWab *JL*rM' ; '■>*i'*' •- M �i f it n * t fA a n - J.f'tf; 8 “ r ," > M to y 1 O th % r » tn H H-f. C la„ Or jB n in u it H .r . > !» ! % "S b ftf fw ta" • "Melton Free" f pn w 1 Roller Storing* M Q * 5 ( | e 340* Foil Reverie Steering America'! feeUri (rowing outboard! rieihlng 30 mp.h. rpeedi. 4 nvph. trolling, Initint rtartln* ... *a*y-le-c»rry ... yet you pay |10 to |10 lr « than many motor* It beat*! Senioilonol WIZARD 10-H.P. ’leper Tea" t o 7 f l n i Speedi to 3S mp.h., troll* at Yi m.p.h, »**•'>" l* M I> All Your* for (lulu $5.75 « Wrvk ms* n r ^ j, »‘ vmnvmit In pit Ic up the liltmrrl TV vrilmt I lit yrurn conii* fit tnilny. Thrai* nil-new, 31 Imil (i-M Hint k-1 )ny If t<< TV tnoilt-N ttr.t ht'liig Krnlilicil up funt— mill no wmulor! You if**l Ihg boat picture you've ever wen, jxuvoroil by the grent new G-K Htrutopawer rlmenie— 207% more t lU fflM limn pro i foua act*— vlrtuitlly Immune to Inlerferoim*. Ami no annoy Inn Klnro—-tlmuka lo tin* now <!-K Glnrcjrctor, finally mlnptnhlo to IJIIK, Mitliowmyflnlahttdeiibiiiet- " l « ) n rtf' Cimccnlril awlvol cuatera. t p lZ f/.ir i) t A W eitem Aulo belt buyl Power-beam headlight, 3-wav directional tlgnol light!, and puihbutton electric horn, all battery operated from Central Power Plant In tank. M aulve motorcycle ityllng, 3-tone Super-DuPont automotive metallic flnlth, (parked by extro amount* of glittering chrome, t o y 1! or girl'*. Hurryl in ifr e i 'Irnfrl 31rant V rfM fI ml P t f i t t I'uF, on# kMr fn r ln ty II W0P*im/WON p U l H f t* l * iinj #<j ye on |*«rf«. Get your G-E in time for the big gomes! Fully-equipped favortlej tleeh modern ityllng, loti of chrome! ir iit e n NEWI Wherd "Matter 10" Refrigerator T? * a r Full-llte, 'lifetime" conitructlonl Oneyear, 3-pelnt guarantee, trm e ei E lectric P o p p e r Only’ 3-Qt. 0 « *lto-dvtrl F*»t*rt le r »*«*<■ • * dry Irta lftf. Ceal l e a d l e . ^ J 1M4 Hn itlulaf, a* .K atin a *em . P*M»hed Here’! the ell-new W iurd turn for your money. You’ll lock er...th e • handy door other luxury feature*. Orfnefer "Revelation" CASWMIMN $!),9S ■lunlaum. » U u t*a. J ill* * $2<S-95 sa<»r«* iaivee'f O f tl**lt bvlhi I" •itatl.il •*kk** l«ivloi*d *<■*. rtfo. to 1- . , »& 9 8 c 8t**d r- Caatahter tar wt***. tNQS IS lb. teat, nes­ tle tees vrete J i. is rp e a ltr1* l i t at I ? leat* la la " i l l f i t l " aiatal ihatt. l u l l Wl STERN 1«-Pc*MoS« kki— 0*cdto*e.Mrii 7- 1 1 f l< FREDSMITl PHONB' ISM & Q & & Q 'M mmxctaaiimKmv �*--**»• iv M Air Force Trims post Is Missing In West IX Column in F in n onreatoB Hal ByBoyle HAL BOYLB •- XUi NEW .YORK l* - A pavement RUNG til - All Ait Fore* Cl7 WINTER tS S t I ^ U U lraii)]k)it with a I’tew <>i i^e and Half th# nation? uatv Farm Bn* Isto views the news: Plans for the first commercial ope pasvenvei' is inistlni: m the rwu organisation#'ar# now small­ rocket flight to the moon are going NYsed.i Utah lender irgum hut the er than Floalda’a. assistant i-iiiumunder <>( Stead Air According to th# annual mem* steadily forward st the Hayden Force have is hopeful they made benshlp report, published this week Planetarium. an emergency landing by the American Farm Bureau In Thousands of prospective pas­ "The plane i* .1 lough uhl bird Oilcago the Florida Farm Bureau sengers have signed up for the ami the crew i* experienced," said ended the year In 24th position, Initial voyage, including a number Col Pimilriox Stampados The 12,346 farts family memberships. of canny real estate dealers anx­ t’ (7 i* the Air Force version of ious to open new areas of suburban Commenting upon the report E. development commercial airline*' veteran DC3. for Metropolitan New H. Finlay io n ,.. Greenville, state "I feel they’ve probably put down president salar "Comoared with York. The long wailing list also lias on on *otnc prairie and we'll find big stales Itk# lJ n o i«® U i its 1HH It the names of a number of spin­ them (hi* morning " thousand metabera we are small. sters who wish to see what (he Air Force and Civil Air I'atrol But Illinois or.ly gained 2*4 per Man in the Moon Is like Other* plane* begin a seirch a* ,,i cenf .'s-vj-fiap wnlle we were gain­ want to go simply because they C{7 • ■ ing ttH per cant. Furthermore have a desire to go anywhere out Nwine* of thf •ox on Use * 47, Florida is ohe o f the youngest of this world. all (rmn Stead AFH. were with he Itl Farm Burenua, In the short spare All that la really bolding the of 10 yeara.vreihave climbed past reject nmv Is the lack of n few The Air Force transport vanished much older,. organisations to our illion dollars to build a proper in a blinding .snnvwtorm on a flight from Peterson Field. Colo present posllldn.' In another decade space ship. Uncle Sam, the only ratio Springs to Itoim we should be among the top ten guy around with that kind of mon­ State Farm Bureaus” , be con- ey, Is still investing it io iel l v VIT XTInX I ■■ mil bombers ami other earth Iwvind eluded, ^ S. , I, ,| |., |i.,..,|, HI) I , , The top tin St.le FM h Bureuus toys. v lie ■'It 111I1lft**l h» » ll> 'i Sat« I-ml l“"1•11illit. i\ Margaret Phelan, the beauteous •Ift « iill for 1052 wer#t Illinois/ Iowa, In­ * I. k | > ii. I * e • t M il * diana, New York, Kentucky, Kan­ Texas night dub warbler, who ,-il-ct II **i t » » M i l • i t l l * t i l » l l . k i i M . i i i U sas, California, Alabama, North Is a handy gal with a skill.'!, re­ I mu kt* i «• iiiifuiiil 11 .in .«f till* cently volunteered to act as official -r, | Hn rfollow t i i i i i u -■ •I'11 (X * I S' * til", ."I » SINCE SHI CAMI TO AMERICA (rom Czechoslovakia 51 year* ago. Mrs. Carolina and MlnoeMta. \liilif til !*■*..nl- .iflil . |'. s|uk songstress and cook for the pro­ Mary Surhy has dreamed of un education Now. at the ago of (18, she oft H a I >Pin vml 111 pv, 'p), posed lunar voyage. I “*"" • foril Milt I’ll! 'Filth! *Mpli 'i *If has finally found time and opportunity and Is attending elrmcntnry Dr. Robert R. Coles, chairman i f «*%amft nutI•*m school la Alton, 1IL Teacher Is Mrs. Helen tinnier. (International) \h ft si « if i*r I fur i ..tt of the Hayden Planetarium, ac­ IOMN Jiudll. fill‘111--hlinf #1A Ctit cepted the offer with alacrity, but I (IlM i •*|ti**N ..f ri fmrt S.f i HiiI'tliiKi l.-ii pointed out some of the problem* ti-nilliug. his unit is port of the SERVING IN JAPAN . litsp ixf f »-1411 ( » tt s it.time WASHINGTON UB-The Defense Miss Phelan would face In her Sr ist Ti», I T WITH THE 24TH IN F A N T R Y security leice* in Ja p ilii. Before ,Ult>ri)!il* lop runh Department Information o f f i c e double role: D1V, IN JAPAN —Pvt. N athaniel being rotated out of the line early low lliii ismilt fur im‘ ai i hriG* i«ya It will noteihalp-i reporter "We have already signed up a L. Johnson, son of Mr, anil Mr*. In 1(162, the 21 Ih spent IP months vr+ir" '.fi fhr fiirru m i ini get a scoop on ir story of ' ‘tran­ good fiddler, and t think we cnuld John Johnson, -112 E. Fifth Street, III Korea. Thi* ( ’ ll) i i* d‘i i 8x Ihr lliltil In rrjrvl t*uV »»i K’l f.iiln 1 1 * scendent importance or great se­ use you, too, in view of the long, Sanford, Is serving in Japan with The F ln ild n soldier entered the •l> Sil curity” Just because ho comes In frigia nights (two weeks from sun­ the 24lh Infantry Division. II V S \V I If set to sunrise) We shall need with the first tip on It. *‘ I( V **i*•r U New receiving Intensive field A nn y ln*t March. When (hat happens, director An­ !>( hot music. The big dlf 1 Is that there Is no atmns drew II. Berdlng of the Defense information office said yesterday, phere on the moon, unit therefore no one could hear your stuff unless the policy will bo : The reporter with the lip will you retired to the pressurized cab­ not be promised exclusive rights in of the space ship. to the story; the facts will he with "Your offer to servo as conk held If “ (op people" regard that alio. Is particularly welcome, especourse as beiniKln Lhg national ally If you can make flapjacks. interest; If dltclUura *r the facts "It is so hot on the moon by will not prejudice securltv. thev day (about 212 degrees Fahrenheit) will be given to-represcntalivcs of that you could fry them directly all news media. In the sunlight on the floor of a B«rding said Just beesuse one lunar crater. And flanping them reporter gets a given set of Im­ would be most fun of all slnre, due portant facts, or mikes (he right to the moon’s lesser gravity, they deduction about some development, would rise six times as far Into (hat doesn't "mean that we must Ihe sky before eomlng to roost " thereupon give him (he remaining Science marches on! fsets concerning that time, x x x orjiive him exclusivity concerning This dismaying era has hern made even more burdensome bv on endless rash of "talking dog" Now, truth being ever Arlington Cncftrtaker stories. stranger than fiction, a real live spelling horse has broken into the Quits Over. Army Ban news. The animal In question, "Lady WASHINGTON IzP) — An Arllngton National Cemetery funeral Wonder" of Richmond. Va , for n buck will answer any three ques­ director has quit in protest against an Army directive which turns the tion* nosed In her bv a human be viewing uf bodies at military bur- ing. She painstakingly muzzles out her replies letter hy teller on a big lal services, Charles K. Burnett called the spelling machine What Is so wonderful about UiuM order "callous anA heartless'1 when he resigned hieW vil Wervlce Job She Is 28 years old alter all, and snelllng Is even worse than with the A m y Quartermaster her that of an 18-yenr-old stenographer Corns yesterday. with a progressive school etlucii The Quartermaster Corps said lion. Its policy hga tong been to forbid Personally, I see no reason whv viewing of bodies at military cem­ any adult should lei a semi Illiter­ eteries, which H operates, but that ate horse poke her nose Into his this has beMLtton* anyway "with­ reblems. One of Ihe most comout offlcluj authorisation.” The o r t i n g things about animals Ib.tfgMlif tlllfi, Otiftf.lil, I I1M HafsJ Hllstf ti'en * y * tk*f•willl |w*i (sf.4em.tl Corps said |ta directive six weeks through the centuries has been the •> 141(0 (Oil Iquipoianl OUXMifl arid lOlSI l*.4i|«*f Pi (knags atlKind .txlis* ago reinforced the rule. fact they haven't learned to talk and give advice. Talk Is cheap, anil nerhans that Is Why they.have R o ya l F a h tfly tV ill wisely and loyally remained silent long. H a v e f!ozy<.Chrislmafl forIf soLady Wonder had nnv real BANDniNQHAM. England hlt-ll horse sense, she wouldn't be an will be a homey Christmas for 15 swerlng question* She'd nsk them members of Britain's royal family And the Or*t one she would sncll at Sandringham House, (he royal out would Im> the one that has country place In Norfolk Almost p l a g u e d all human creature* everyone will bo there from Queen through Ihe ages: "Whv do people act the wav thev Mary, 85, to 2-ycar-old Princess do? What’s wrong with you all any Anne. Plans for Ihe day center on an way’ " Informal lunohMfc AMpr It. the guest* wlU IlsteiWo ffVeen Eliza­ and thn Commonwealth The party beth II make her first .Christmas also will tune In nn the world wide broadcast as ruler to the nation radio linkup preceding her speech Military Won’t Aid Reporters On Scoops ___________ _______ . BAN FOR H ll HR AIM Foss urn’s Background ThuTre.ill!Dec. II, IDS2 l’ i|* ) Know Ford ] Th Revealed In Book Dr. Hartianu hit? observed and re­ Y ou’ ll Iluy Ford! corded (jictuiially at his hook - - -------- -— -------— AUSTIN. Tex id*i - Ih r di*cuveiei nf th*- American opossum vvm a ship <'H|itain of Columhus, Vlifiite Visiter Piiizon, says f»r. t’nrl H. linrlnuin in lii* recently published litod.. "Possunis." The discovery vvn.* made Feh. 8. 15lH), anti the opossum was Inter presented at the court nf Ferdi­ • Fit KM KSTIMATK8 nand nnd tsnhrlla, says the author who is now associate director of I (1 \\ SKIfVICi: the Ortho Research F lundntion, Raritan, N. J. GENERAL CONTRACTOR T he opossum young is horn an em bryo and incubates in tin* ab ­ dominal pencil, \<i i n r to u piece it • wliult N i.w III I I! I*If I NTS mill SPIT II l ( M ION’S « nr.iimniM In i h r i tiiirf s<| i h r i m i H l j .1 u *1h r , h r in illh » \r I ' m»•wi I » * 19isi r lift n. in l#r « h « f r . I m r r t I 'N i f i f r nf •:|H1 %|| I . J O M h. t l f i T K i f d . 1st III ( r r iil | nr « nn«l l*rr*t#N« l l n « I hr I In lm a n r llririftnti* %hmI i» * i hnlsl |*a |Mf r • • m : i * \ i u a mi m :.M o i .i ) i N ( ; m Veil mitt i i. fti nf you iirr hrrrtiy K‘11fir'll j|f|«| I •’•llilt I'*| Im (II ■" »*11( it H i;V ■SnuivH an.I iliimi ml*, ayftii.lt ton, of rjtftl* r of (Mil, Itl 11 \ It4*A*• GliaUtwt III 4* •**T.«11 »«f IMict'f I- Jt'IjrK tfti*i11',(*•i*sft, • hilt* •*ff - .4Isi I'o.tlt I4 Im fftl#* 1'miImI) .hotki* of Si-inih.»l»" !*o.,ni>( FlorhlH, ai hi** •*ffl. lit Iftir i tMtfl Ihhop of -a id l*iniMt% m Sanford ft'hrojii, ivUhln i-liih! iMiirndiir rnoiriftii* from lii* 11IIIf nf itir fir* I Jlllftililt'll ftftlHI 4kf \V (IK K irild m cr and pant o f - t smith fits* udilrrnrt nf i Tif olnlmant, and |ir 8)Yiiril In hy IftlF I Idlnunl, njCFftl. i*r rtihirnry, mol uit> 1i i la Ini or ilrmnndi Ho I -*1) fll'ol *•Ikci11 ho Void nnv»rrMint r. A® Itl or of th*1 I.nsit \V||| mot Tr**tnm*•fit of ft'kl- KMr ft- Jnflrk ft'lrit Fuftilhai 1 1o«i I ISV p is K X FK K T S M Vri-Ilt IA 1 .S 411 A ll \ N I KKI> hft|a11 mr i. n \ l I. WOHK MANSI IIP and tTift•( noftlpr IIni-h Hit ftin or ilnmiml ftftirtftl ft«r In orltloi:, nnd -hall Muir iftir jdrti'r o f ( ■ O N S T U rC T IO N l uccver 10.1 K umI Thirleen tli Street |It** ii•<Fit, Plume 152-I.M Mill « Here Tomorrow! The ’53 FOIUI F The new Standard of tlu American Hoad JUST’IN TIME 11 ft. FOB CHRISTMAS T h o J 953 ? i r * * t o n e / H / % '7 With 41 "Worth More" features, its worth more when you buy it...worth more when you sell it I m IS * M lf V I is it . fi.U l CHOICE OF V-B OR SIX ENOINM I'J mI i I 10 h p I.. )h tnmpiruuin SlHilo- Slcif V*fl ftioi a partner lor thrifty 'Tin r o m p r H ilio n CHRISTMAS D ELIVERY GUARANTEED TI iohc o f you who Imvo owned Fords in recent yearn have n hint of tlu* many wnya in which this new HIA.T Ford in out fmnt. Year aftor year, Foril lum gnimxl in preference with the public. Hut that is merely u duo to the nuiny wnya in which thla 'fill Ford seta nn entirely new standard for tlu* American Hoad. For iti thin new Ford you’ ll find new, long, low, tnawiive Itenuty that can hold court in nn.v ixmipany. Y«iuTI And a now Mirnelu Rklo libit Mitn a now standard o f smooth, quiet comfort on lovol highways or roughest hywaya. You'll And the easy handling and great visibility you need*for today's fast-moving traffic . . . thn " d o ” to master today's long-distance driving. Anil you'll Ibid that this new Ford not only has a small appelitu for fuel, but it thrives on regu/ur gas. Sec this Font , . . Vnluo Chock its -II "W orth M ore" features . . . and Tent Drivo it. You'll see why this new standard-set ling ear Is worth more when yon buy I t . . . worth more wfwn you sell It. Twin Outboard with Gear Shift | MMO smw t—h k tathSed tf — titre mtT AVC T H IS S N SW M A T U a iS N aw M irad a Rida brlngi you riding comlort at lit laval basil Nat jus* lollar ipringt ond naw shock abtorbar action, but a smoothly coordinated syslam ol r.da control alamants that adjusts Instantly ond automatically to changing rood conditions. ITs a completely balanced ride . . . a ride Ihot seams to toy o corpel ol smoothness on ony rood you drive. Full-CIrtlo V isibility qivas you an unobstructed view ol the toad . . . and off the scenery. I REST tinted safety glass mokes driving easier on your eyes, day or night. 535 Como lit — So# Our Stock off 10/ 7Viz *7 S «nd 4 H.P. Models O # S T O R E S Shift to Fordom ailc . , , trml you'll never shill again. It’s thn finest, most versutile automatic drive ever. Ford also offers Ihu smooth, thrllfy Overdrive. C#ntar-FIII fu e lin g pravanti hose marks on the finish of your cor. No g ai spill on fenders. Short, out of the-woy fill pipe gives you trunk spaca for an aitra suilcasa. On Dis|iliiy Tomorrow P o w a r- F iv o l P e d a ls tiro i m ­ pended Irom ohuvn to ope,tilt, more srutily . . . to eltminirle cjuity, drofly floor holes ond make fool space of the entire floor ipnco. Si« at d t fietd . Kny K e le n so Deck l i d upent crutonioticolly on cuunrerbatancjrnf tringes wtien .no turn kty. Nofi* Fsftio spuruI Fofd'l hood i\ couiit»rb<i1(imedf fool .......................................... ______________ «t w I'hone 200 ................U. . Automatic Power Pilot saves you money because It gives you high compression " G o ” with npofur gets. An economy feature un both V H nnd S il. S £ £ r r . . , V ALU E- C H E C K IT . . . T E S T V M V E / T i/ STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. ............................. ..................... | n iu d rr n r Flntl Street at Sanford Avenue ‘\ V\v ' m do* hH t« |. lac fimtion, high- 1/ < u r r - i i l » o - l y | • N f# ^ Grip" Sp«#d Control • Castor to Cony with Separate Tank : 5U — f h i * - T - e N l w i K K •Matlc Tank Holds Normal ■' M a k e r Search no moret the car that exceeds your every driving need is making its bow at your Ford Dealer's! 75H.P. W»T M l l i a g t . caz I �• «• M N ro tW NEW YORK w - The American s t a t u ra tM m a u kct s r .u a lAnroin, Ki.omiiA T h i» f o ll r .w l n * p r i e s r r p u r t a il hy lh * I x t l i n a n th » H a n lo rrt H im * r s r m . r . M a r k e t f a r prtM tur* «ol*l t r T r a r k s r a B M H . a l . r s up l*> J : l » p. m I)» c . 1«, l » 5f . A r n r a it o .a H u. I l r k l . I t .H PoU Du. Ilp f . Hno ll r a n s . T » n i t .r « r » * n . I i- p c n t lln g ( j u a l l l r ... ... no. n p r . farm e r, m anufacturer and buxlpeaim an w ill have a s lia b le Make In the latest attempt to net the pound M edina baek Into aome port of balance with the dollar. And *o will the American tax­ payer. t Thc Commonwcnlth Prime Minter a C (inference. Just winding up « Ixmdnn sessions, hn* some new approaches In the problem of the ItcrllriB area's financial and eco nnmlc ailments. And there are some old ap preaches that American business, men have faced increasingly for aome lime, . sucji ns "buy In*-, A m erican Knuds, fnrr.- products and raw m aterial-." t ra l> k * a * , K ln r lils ie lh. M l. (•■ I»rr. F lo rid a ilu lU rn CrsiM ("elery. Plorlds Paso ) (*ral> f ’ u e u in ti.r* . [ i .p r iir lliix ilr s ile Flu. I ls k l. llXKplanl llu Ilskl 1,entire, Irrtiera, I ilry park I. A. ( rule . I I 'lu re . Ilia lltieliili Michigan Slate set n new team season. •renrd fur total first downs ngalnat Texas A. A M. thia year, exceeding bv three their old mark | Si. I . C.'ral* i l.n M r r S I in*. C ra lr lo n lo n - , Urri'M tie s. Hun ll'rne, Knalleh llu. Ilix ' l'i |i|wre tin lU -il. - Uiollelieu S ties. Crain X'ltiueb. Vi-llow Mil H im Tuntutuee sit lit Crain C lirlslin ae T i n s , prltlah itnods to A m erica.' j 'the aim n In make (he sterling »N"i in time ludependenl of Am ur |e Hi floarii i.il m i l l s and loans— an dm which can only he pleas lint In (lie Am erican taxpayer who has had In make up mil of his Own pocket (In- difference of many bdllnhs of dollars lielweeu Pir « riMtiilil of ('(Mills others hough) from n and Hie amount they paid u h> ellintf goods here CHituillaii nf *27 niratnnt rittn h urir Ift^t . tv .. . lUt-h (muiift*, \ H ill''* *Jra |»i'frnll. Kurn iHu* Tungt rlm k, In I he m u approaches Ihe slerlmg area Is phouiing are repnrledly \ visit In W.I'.h'iiglnn this spring 1 *»> •hurrhlll In see if America I will help with i scheme tri make A WltCOMINO COMMITIII of ilirao women, one carrying on Infant, It a lillle less dlffinill In gel watch Ilia escort carrier A'lcHu dock In San Diego, Calif. Tho Hat: np had American dollars .'or any iirilish been operating In Korean waters for Iha past soven montha. She Is Iha pmmds you may hold; first American ship lo complclo three tours of Korea. IlnitrnalUinttl) • A , 'lr,vo J'* get the I'limmim wealth nations to produce for themselves more of Ihe raw rna terlnls and foodstuffs they now hoy I.IHKAIIY (iKTH It Alt K IIOOKK from Ihe If S and (.'anada; MINNKAPOUSf/IV The .Ininea Rural Common Scnat* Ford Hell rollertlon of rare hooks And a stepped up plan to get Ihe HY MODERN C i v i l . I/ATION ieluting to events which led lo the I omrnnnweallh nations lo Inn more manufactured goods from dlrroverv of America unit lo Ihe Foi satisfactory results from in- exploration mol settlement of the England arid therefore less from seelleidvs, pricier use and atten­ American factories Northwest will tie hollaed In the to details are necessary. Ifnlveislty of .Minnesota l.lhrary. nrllixfi Commonwealth nnlinns tion in bringing out tlmt point re­ would also like In see (ho U S A special room of Kllxahetlmn de­ cently, Dr. A. N. Tlssot of tho J ongress furlher reduce the tar: I'niverslty of Florida Agricultural sign is being imilt for the puipose. liere"" K'HM' ,hoy h",M' *" afll Kxpeilmuol Stations emphasised that much insrcllrldc material Is TRADE CONFERENCE Thev are going to JnvMts more wasted and frcipiently poor ieHCIIEDCI.ED o U ld in l" |M Common- suits lire obtained hy gardeners MANILA i/lh — Tim Kcoiioiuli: wealth Industries and mnlerlal re- and farmers horausu the material Commission for Asia ami the Far sourres Is not used currccUy, East (KOAFKl will hold its seeAnd they'd like Unde Nam to He fore they are put on the mar­ oml conference on trade promo­ I-'f lV my M|' l,inlr rnw male- ket, nil insecticides are tr-alud as tion beginning In February In Ibis pests they will rontrol, city. Mockpl'llng' h^ r " lC r,i ,,r,Ct’ f,,r to amounts needed for liest results, Many Americans will applaud toxicity, most efficient methods ir '8 1 "f lh*’ HrltUh at of use. and other Important fac­ I i ° ,hr Merlin* blnc'i tors. thoroughgoing research on financial house In order. If the insecticides is done hy scientists ^ '"""'n w eaH h nations can live of slate and federal agencies anil wllhl,, |»„.,r means. Dial will mean lonunm'lat concerns to save time * * '' /" " rh ° f « load on unil expense that the farmers nr nn Anirrlron fftxpnyrr'x hack. cardsner would spend In experi­ insecticide may control one pest, An cconnmlcaliy strong Corn, menting on his own and also to but may have little effect mi an­ munwealth means a stronger part­ protect him and his products. Di­ other. Use the Insecticide that ner for the If N. In Its strnauln rections for tha uso of Insecticides lias proven effective ugnlnsl the particular pest that In attacking n i n V ,IOi ! ' r h J ! "**" means ifrft. are based on such research. aln wntdd lie aide to rear mfaitcr No the farmer or gardener who your crop, and use it nerordlng to rm... " a '|C,onf ° "f Western Eu- Is careful to follow directions as directions. jope. Ami, nhcive all, || would lo the kind of Inseetlelde to use, In applying an insertlrlde, tho the amount to use, the muthod of entomologist explained, It is Im­ application, safeguards to observe, portant to use the right amount, end the time of application should n> loo much may he harmful to the plaids and loo little, may not Mul while Ihe nroeess is helnu and usiiully does obtain more *u- give satisfactory control. Msfarloi'v results than one who is worked .ml. | f , (Jkely lo When directions call for safe­ ful for some Americans who will rarelea* with such material. Ilefore one begins control mea­ guards, they should lie observed ?.rr overseas markets with care to avoid Injury and nr Ihelr farm and Industrial prod. sures against any peat, he should t rouble. determine what Itlnil of insect It Inn her,' •><T ha«»,‘ /tlffcr compel Hardeners and farmers ran save nun here at homo from larger |m Is. Dr. Tlssot explained that an money, obtain bettor results, pro­ a reis "f ,r'"n <»>« Marling duce belter crops, unit avoid dan­ ger If thev use Insecticides rareom " .!» . ii”i r h "«W HI"n attempt to fullv ami properly, the poitwur year* { (..' ? i , 1,1 r,mvertlhlllty «f poumlt Into dollars may Involve a selilrur l| _______ r n . < .f lN f 0 R 0 , /• //_ % A n \O n See That Shine! I've JuHt Been In To Have My Car Washed And PoliHlied Know Ford V * ‘ *f f _ tfw (l* H iu t in ■ n v n 4 v Ily MHIU.li — At NIAVS — C'AHTOON NiLSOHS'J I’hil MeAliie, goal tender foi the Muffulo lliitons in Ihe Aineriran Hockey Iwngue, served with the 4th Armored Division of the Can­ adian Army a t a rnptnin lie was wounded In iirtion. Warner’s Gulf Service Stattoii AND SHOUTS "CAIUO Wilde SAVH VOlU Corner First and Sanford SAN FO RD • ORLANDO I Whole Story Here’s the an cu r- noisum Knrichctl Bread gives you and your family a better nutritional balance with A LL the vitamins and minerals, including Sunshine Vitamin D, as recommended by the National Research Council's Food and Nutrition Board. V I'(!,I,I M fl,m* vvllh ifrom rom iIhe if k.sB,tTreasury — that Scientists suy Sunshine Vitamin' D enables the body lo utilize the Railroad Retirement Official To Visit City Calcium in your diet. Without Sunshine Vitamin D, Calcium from other foods is not completely effective. Climb i h Cm bln, illMrli-t mullneii, It, H KiHIhiiiiI Ueliiemellt lioni.l. .but mvtllr, bn* Hiinmim-eil tli.it n lymiil n-pir•enlatlve will In- mi dtpy iii Hie Atlantic Cnaxt Mill' I'll (..rill'l l llrpnt In .Sanfotll, nn ll.-e. If. from Mid it.in until fiiHli p.ni. in a" '1st ruilriinil cm. I'lnviT" .in I hi vivniH In prepitra* ilnn nf (hell rlitlma for henffita, \ u-pie-.i-ntallvv fmni (hi Hnnril'i Jnrk nl.villc office umml* Iv vi,Hi| f-'iinfnril nn Ihe fourth UHIiii'-il»y of iiit'li umnlh hut III Deenmbef the vialt will he on thll Ihinl Weilnruliiv line to the fourth Weiluemlty being ChrlilmAx Eve. M ilk and milk foods in llolsum Bread provide your diet with adc* quate Calcium which combined with Vitamin D builds stronger bones ami teeth, healthier bodies. Get l lolsum Bread at your grocers today for better flavor, better Holxum is your best choice of en­ riched breads because ito fo n y in s ALL the vitamins and m in eral* in­ cluding Sunshine Vitnmin'D, ns rec­ ommended by the Nntional Research Council's Food and Nutrition Board. ami better sandwiches. It's your best value in bread, Onr half pound (eight slicQ o|0(oN sum Dread will supply yq(l with least the following amouitti or per­ centages of your minimum dally re* (piiiemriit for these essential food CLORIDA STATE r THEATRES » substances: Thiamine (viiamin TOD A d,> Riboflavin (Vitumin B/J Niacin . . . . . 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In return lor ihU m «ootntotlollon •hr mlterlltrr l« e%|«erle«l I•• imp |tro*ii|iilp, In ortlrr lor lit lo rent'tr Ihe hrti puttllilr ■ertlre* ••H %l not \it« itoiti be In onr tifflte «*n the tin) before mihll* i-nlioo. I'leowe nollft lit ImineillnlrD It on error oretir* In tmir nil. t We rnnnttl be re«|*on«lble lor more thnn one Inrorre* l Inser­ tion. THE SANKORI) HERALD DR. 0. L. PERSONS OPTOIMKTKIST KVKS K\AMINKI* IJI.ASSKS HTTKI) I III Smith I'almrttii A.emie I- 1'I.ATK (il.ASS IMIltltOltS! Wake Up To More Com fort A ll heavily silvered, smimthl) |Nill«hrd. P e r­ I'tilnr anil beaul) any Hnmnn will love. Wide orlrrlliin nf Molding" from which to rhonwr. fect reflection without distortion. A lirlghl gin: —I H IM A' K I. A K A Apartmt'itl Aparlments III W /Irul Slrrr! rlmnr l!M» W eet Phi olHI.WVAY AM» It \IIV III I1S Jay. week or niootli let I l.v> Furniture Center, tic. H I’ lrd Without N«||ln| Il«ckAch« Kl'ItNISIIKII CAIIACK apail barkarhr, !**•••f |*rp•ndrnrrf f. ment Kleetne kitchen Reason hr«'Urh#« ami «llaitnro« map b# .In# to okiw* aide Near Rase next In Farm »|.tvtn nf bldrtrjr funrtl>*n. I t a r ktilnry fufirtkm I* trrp lfU|M<rtanl Id i ers* Auction Market on Highway hmllh When t«»mr rrrrrHar «'»nil|l Inn, aurh ' iitorlan! •I air*-.# and alrain. rauart (hi* lnll» (uitcti* n1«*n|i»wilown.miit* folk# ixifttr naf* fln| Urkachr-firl mlfraklr. Mln*ir Mad* F I'R N IS H K II kllchcni'ltc ......... loents lllgliw.iv 17 It'.* Snnili drrlrrllallona .In# »n.••«!.! pi t* r**nf dirt mar rai|»4V'tlltitf up tilrMt or f »••it.rnl t>a*satfr« t'Hv Limits. Slomliei land ( nul l Don't nr|Wl four ki lnn* if »•»«■## nipdl. IUna Udkr rmi. Tr» |u*a*» • I'llU a mill Mayfair •lliirvll.'. U»r«l sun r••fully l*r million# for FOR IIF.NT liy owner section ^ liellrooin house, (rod «ivrf f.d »rara. |t‘a#nx*i tntf msnt lltrtei lb an'* ilUr harpy relief fiom ilir«# diieiim* trees, outside laundry ninipleie f«rla htlpIliri.'iiniUtidliiilnMliikfMndill' outdoor fireplace Also for sale (era flush ..lit »a*tr. I'.rt |t.>an'a I'lll* tixlayI two choice lot* same >ertinn al -A d v ready terraced No i le.iiiim: (lowing weil ('all ' l l I Uny lint to SICKLY KCIINISI 11'.|i di.yoi>taii* aparttnenl Will take eouplr soili nne child. t?H0 Magnolia “ YOUR COLOR HBADQl’ AHTKRS” I'htinc .120 PITTSBURGH AND BKNJAMIN MOORL PAINTS III*! II..... ••I. ■ *o|i|dy id vcgolaldo* I.hi I a m Iwlie* \ln llnneel n I; XN* I * i *i 11let I .el I *n . i on* XX• t i.eni's ,i Ase I I I'm Hi t S| a|d KCIINISlIKh apart meld with sa id Fill's' Ir Is’ k lichen hot ssalei 217 Cedar i . m ill I'sKI* l.ahy i.iriiage ■ G M.i •**i It 'I Kim l. I! In M Asrtinc '• i.M'in M W’ llny‘s l.leyele i..'2 X XI mw.| Xdallis si kill hi'nette I'.o| Maiilli.lla \se I’ll Iv i _________ _______ I'll.me llel All UNK X X| X !■; *eal grinder Karl'* l linage 2u| Ninth I'alk. Phone 1.1'iK .3— It LAI. FSIATF. FOR M11.11-3 C O LO R 111* F O L K S ! ! ' Good lots for 'ale In Lochhnrt'x ami West Sanford Subdivision $10 00 down and $7 IK) per month Wide tinea Raton Itoils lug Corp Ihix 811. Miami Roach, Fla ) l. i'll i KS etil gla*s . croclli'tc.l |ieil*|'iead <,s.i 7oo in.'dalioiis Ini Rule niHie than (irtee nl inn leilal I'hnni' 1212.1 ----—« li X I I I II I I S XV X M 'K I) We liny, sell anil trade used fund lure XXll*uli Xtnler Flirtlllllrt Co in K |s| Phono tl.Xfl — I't'ltNirilRK s .imi IIOXXN llmiglil Sold nr Traded Stop by Rig saving mi Iwo bidruiiin frame or Ti'loplmnc 1123 Furniture Fen bouse Rial needs some repairs | ter — 110 W First. F.xeelleol loratlon I Ipporiiilill) I.IvTsliu-k Poultry —7 to makr sonic money Vos Sir * 7— Pels |MKi IKI down llnlniirc 438 8.1 a """db , llln lliil GHRIIF.li rm-kcr spanHan (man A ( riimley I l(.|k |lir sll|,. •, v r rks old 72(1 inti XV Flr*l Phnne 732 rvleiy Ave. Ill TIM M, Ft RNISIII.h 2 l.edionm gilt ace apartment Knnlaet owner at into j Xtagnulia Avenue ATTHACTIYK Two lledroum (ratio hmiMi. Compli'lelv renovaled GoihI neiBtiborbnml Price JO.vki liuwn payment )I.MKi llalaiire monthly llnrrlman .V Crumley 10*1 Wexl First Phono 732 INJOY CIIIIISI’ MAS in -12 1 mss StK — .. I S - \ o r i l KS \ n| \se — -1!» 11 foot P l.Y W lio li IK>XI’ Kii ker, t railer tmok op, ri.mi.loto Phono 8 .X M ..... RAITKRY. Generator ..or Slartei It It M I I Itl II ..... I (..mil* 'll i 111! IS I'M AS GIFTS * li.d ,l ...; Service. Call .717. Sw il*.'d ewilig in.i'him ei III* \yemie lerv Service Sanford l.'l I I'll-I SI Phone 11121 anil 2nd Street PIANOS Nesi .Kill Used lerni* <2 mi gal Master ( raft Paint ITade III* KadoC* Pi ioo -*h*re, Army Rlankel'. Cols Tarpaulins TYI’ KS llulldo/er work Ilea lAM Mvrlle Xsi'iine I’ hnne limy Navy Surplus 12i.8 XX soualdi' Rales Free e*llniale* .'tin Sai.loid Ase I'linnr 1321 Pliolie Hil8 J V C Graeov llaliv yyeleonie lot We*l .lid s| F I ’ IINISHKh aparlniml Ituslitess ftpporlunillrs t'AHINKTS Far in Ira tops i Woodworking 712 Sanford Phnne SMIAV and I l.vi J I I II MM IK 11 np.iitinenl . i . h.i. i and lialli 2111 Park Vsenni I RUM' ^ $ */ ** 1 LI!AN Fill'll ro.Mii (olio.tied I X l it 3 MOM V I (HI CIIIIISI M i s apartnieril (ill Park Xx• lliin y.>1.1 .< Into I'lepll lilt tn the X.h Iim.i Mai kel Km l.ltwre 2 uni >M apartmenl I leiin. >1 <p I , I. Rii.n I. r.»d* amt What I'll.inre* 212 Wi'*l llli ‘>1 V.t Spot I 1*11' tills ynlll I.AIIGK II— *r y l» 1702 SENKAR1K GLASS & PAINT til Wmt Second nut -u J i" 3—REAL ESTATE HIR SALK— 3 For RcnuIIh The rutlfiMtnn rnlM Hppli to nil Wnnl \ tin intblUhetl In Tl»# *nin(Mr«l llrrnhl. I llm» I'Ac |M-r Due ln«rr*lon :i ilmra IOr |m*r line Iwwrrilit* •I thorn |irr line i«x*» *t\- •• ! 30 time* Or prr line fnnrrtlnn Sr per line for Venrlr t onlrnrt I n e W« n h to ike line. Double lim e Tor lllnth Pore Citp« DR. L. T. DOSS ' PF.RSON \I.S - 1 7 COMPANION Where other het|.| GXIIAGK anarlmi'iil newly paint kept Avall.itili' lieeeml'er Mn I>It I\ I\i i I'll New Orleail' hereint'tl 80 ft by 700 ft lot Pretty tore, refined, enpahle. eongen her 17 Want two riders Ref­ lawn In front iaI. good reader L.i't pla. ti erences exchanged Call Air Alan vrs. f!o anywhere prefer Flor Rn»e. i xlensinn 227 KOI1It bed room home newly Ida Rox X III. ’^8 Mh Are \ painted all ronvenleneea and 1!) Y 18. N Y acre* land Rhone 63D-W. IIONNIJf lOIINSON'S itspk c ia i. s L i m c L s -:i h i : \c t y s ip -p CITY IIO.Mi: COUNTRY -.iiii.inl Ave, ADVANTAGES NKW FLOORS surfaced to per 2 llwIr.H.m lovely home, surroundfectlon Old flmirs made like 1 ■ ■■ - cd with lieaiiliful oak* and 13 TR WI.FRS new. Finishing, cleaning and I f - Al'roMORII.F.S hearing ettrn* trees on H lots waxing, also portable power plant witti considerable rich garden Serving Seminole County since loin P Ai K xIt I> sedan ('lean area Home 1* modern In every 1027 II M. Gleason. Lake Mary Will «(’ll et.e ip Can lie »een iovr o p e d Floor furnace, beautiful tlioe it 'ill Willow \yr I. Rll.lr—Plano Teehnlelan floor*, spacious rooms, allie fan. I. Phone III I W llooti I, S in(md tireplaee Also large two eat ga IS \\ 11 LIS ton pit \i up I'll i X'XV i age with olildy room and Imhhy III r u n S M I Mttifrl \ •(».4il It r shop with Miiall apartment LAWN MOWKILS diarpeiU’d cycles repaired Shorn.in' > 311 almyi S.I.ihhi down and S7.3 ihi I'hnlle 27.'i' 1 K. 4th St per month will handle this line \ 1 <M i l lx estate Exclusive. SKMINOl.K ORLANIH) Morning Sentinel, o r I'l III SALE 1'I3n p.mi <|a. ul 'Ml •IIIinn Private owner REALTY. Phone 27. 1.120 Mag lando Kvonlug Star ('all It.dpti I'linnr !H I * ••••!••» «*n l ■*' mil nolia Ave. R ay. IR IS .I 7 IKI p III REALTORS Ill— —.Ill AWNIMiS is \t r o M iit iii i: H iio is i i:s IK If von want to Huy, Rent or Sell. P ln s llr. A lum inum . C a m a s F ie o Ksllmates Phnne 1 7 (1 1 J .ilti i XX'E REV \NII s i l l See nppnllitiiienl CEE \N I. W. HAI L. Realtor Lite iii' hIi-I used i ,u Florida Stale Rank niillrilng X'l)l I Sre XX C Me XI i U i Call Hall" Phone 1770 CAN I'.i iili y Odh HU I'seil C.u* SEI.E 1 Mb and I'.ll k X' i See Raymond M Rail Anvlhitin Licensed Rroker for all With X X* i ;-n * i h for used i al i-yi-n If kinds of Real Kslnlr ClnSsiflrd V"U mie nil Ihe ill 108' j S Park t'pstairs Ad l.lllle .X Reel Csrit Cits Phone Olio. JUST CALI Second and Salifnid I 1 8 I - Itl'AI I'.NTATi: tVANTKII —I N•M I* f'NIJ in \ami 111 mot. iiimiii*y Litr \\•* ium' iI •Iran ‘ IT |H *Ifl UK I I W T a Cash Ruyer for lies) CARPKVri'H WORK •n. •|. ‘M* mmlpts fl u I* \ \\ mK house that J.X.oooisi will liny MMifii ».(•! \ i•t fit i » » Oil.ifiFor ipilek repair jobs, m 1nidi i .ill Seminole Ite.dlv_Phone 27 iIm |'!;h|U' HV.K liulliting. ( ‘all Jim 11IJ M I 7— 1RIICI.KS Fill! S\I.K -.1 nous M o ro n s PLUMBING M \IIINK hardw.ue '•lyw....I C Free ,12 Saofnrd Vail Wlunlyy oi kiln: Contract and repair svotk estimates It I. Raney. ;su As. Sanford Ave. Phone IHi'H Use HERALD WANT ADS Sim ple preachment! r * i * it Thur«. tire. 11. 19.12 sA N ron n n rn v in 8— Farm Supplies Machinery —8 T I LX K IR) FK K D S Complete lino. i Hind's Tuxedo Feed shire. 1(1— NKW LADIKS " " III.1 P IVANTF.D —10 Aildres* cards! Asi.orn PHILIPS ( 'nlied.il Clean. I * km. < nil I I RN XI I s Its Isle ky hoyy" pin* l Sail u 1'iiai mi. ed W .11 I Iim.i amt I’ll >|.l u e nioRipriiotiug a - -on %.»n nt xi i. n o l o . i ■* "Randliox" appearam•' I’ll.... . III. XX 1st M. Phone 178 181 (nr free uehsers ersne I' lirulture Rep.died. It.'fin. died llnme and Idfli e Fixlille Itioll h.XNIKLS CAIIINKT WORKS III Railroad Xsiime I XVelaka Ride 1 I li XX K RSI 11yleu mo II.Ml. 78" t.. iso S* n k .ill) i ila ■ - amt I’ aitd Io X I NI II XN III l\l)S I .u tnry iinee*' Roll ille.nl Rluids. XI imimim slats, eotton or plat SPHFARKR SKItVICK Lime and lie tapes Complete repair ser llnlniiille anil l‘e|lill/el Phinie l.ltKI XI havnl K. C.il I'enl.'l Sl'xIlNIII F X'FN'FTI XN III INI) COMPANY K2II West I'l.ll d Plinnr 287 .1 VI.Ol'SlI S Lifrliuie Aliindnimi I'li'e I II II v o r IIAVK SOXIK THING TO mates Free Ilf lall.ilini! Tele SFI t. and ale In a liorrv to soli pin.oi 1123 Fllllliture Kentil. it. lei Rte .l a s .tiled adl el Using, llli W First department of Till! SXNFOHIX HKItXI.lt proye IN ability as an I’ lllGIMAIRK sales am RK appliances, ipph.it effii'ieiit sales medtoto *..rtii.,>. (• ii IIIt lllgl III.'|i Its led" I la service phone 1171 nr Sanfnrd i n i ' XX Free Foe Freo llllfft’l II.'Mill I'U X|HIM. XNH III I* XIII witb Sl ltXII I Pin. base nf Paste W *r lleasniialde i ales JeeHaii.ei It*** at 217. I.ake Xlar-. Scnkai ik Glass A Paint I .. DIIAPKItlKS. Stlpeovers made t. order C a ll Ilia . Mi* I'u in .ili I ’M I. SI' Xi Is healers, alt t/ry giHi.l enmllllim veiv icasim DUPON T XNH III III l l l s aide Lee Urns 3111 F.l in Aye Sporting powders, prim ers pei Ph Hit russinu i .i|i* iu ibl.it y emiyei slims, *|iniler* ami y .»•until id f t XNUS I'SKH 170') XI y•It. Xye les, b a in ling and e b a iid n im . hand gnu lep.iir* m n //le In id ll.ihlw III. XXnl III'.'i uni ing repair*, sbnlgiin rep.m nnl f t XV 0. IIIIIIIV will.'I I.IIIUIU. ....... h. eorroeilun work Nineleen ye.ii i bn*.*.' In.m lie. nil in ii i.hi eaperleuee 111.11111 iIiwiii llesl liki nnl .Send H A R R Y V IIX IG Iir Pii'lal l iid uni I 1. 1,1 IT.-1.i• .eii Rear Lake Rnild. 7 miles im Uli nl l.llKl Will i ill nil ye" '• HU nil |an k h a il. I X Orlando I ’i :.hh llg,limit Itnlllll "II 'III ’ •• ’ 81 N in iii i X.i •lii.iiii'ii ) I.>1lit.1 .STAND XIII) B O D Y M l I XIIS P U N m i V if l'ii lli«l>- XX'nrk i, ir o n x s o it x o Kent llldg 7o7 C iim m eri lal >' .1' I'll. I. . I ."I • II. " * “• HI I'll.me If .1* lllly I . .1 .'* •• LAUNDRY XX11Illy Mi* ...... I*. I II". il I I'll!' ■'* '* > Celery and Xlrllmiy die Ay. iim Plinin' III2II II. _ ________ XI XI III II (O SXNI Otto 2n.'lll!l I 1st S| Plume 127 13- N O T IC E S P E R S O N XI s |. Ide llaliv RihiIIcs ' til) Weekly IIOMK New 7 ReiltiHilll Imilsi possible Ktieloso ilaiii|.ed ail (ink flmirs, large lot, splendid lielghlHirhomt. $!i„M«i IKI )I..MK) IK) droSM'd cmrlope XVrllr ROUT IKS Tillar, XiL Down. Balance Rai ihi pet mouRi Another Nryy lliiino Just oiitsldo City, Only M.tikiiki, Kilehen F.xpericiiei'd Rrakn anil Front Knd cipilptiril. Man hi sel nil anil operatn 1 ROOM House. Oulslde City. Fliealope Brake llrpt No drift­ Y O I'It 4*111 'll> 'll will reei'iy• . yit : ............. 120 (I. on paved slteel. 2tKl ft er, slenily work Vnealimi GimnI per cent id the retail prte. mi dl I III! \|m<" i m w i .11 ei dorp III fruit trees, tine garden pav for right party Flrpatone w allpaper vmr purchase I i ..... li. I4..VNMKI .Shire* III Knat 1st St lb belween nmv and C lu i .lin i J. W. IIAI.I., MKALT0II Make yum seleellnn Itmn Rn ( l \ | llelrlgei itm ami ""«Fb-iiila Siato Rank Bldg. Kv|M<rlemrd Super i t aim " i lniy lleds with largest iissiirOnent in c .-n li.d "Call Hall" Phone 17.38 Market Help Wanted In- i* Small Keiiisclie F ln ild a Help swell the \ i n . iXVKI.L PAYING, pcrniulicit! III-at ' •" .1 m il heal ei . Hi asnnabte **3 Xulnala \yeuiie ( traitge CMy I'In me M8U3 lobs ■ dferlng at your church and 3 llrdrnnm House Separate Rio now open hi Lovell's Super Mnr bring new bemdy I" vime Imme Intf Room Fireplace Serrened kels for experienced grneery. al Hie same lim e Otlandn W all Porch Separate garage Nice i u' I '" ' id nii'iil and tirmluee men Omul pniK’r C o, hii.S East W asliliiglun SL_K.II I l.x >•*•; yard - Furnished $10,700 Terim liiuil working condition*, lini'lle m I. t-li i tin siiiy Ninge hour*, guild SI , Orlando 2 ill) I 2 llodronm I’ ll Rome Serccned eatli refrlgernlm mil bnieil • it* paid vnealini vacations, rellreuient rement pen Porch - Completely forillslied In sion Inauranee and nihe A N N O U N C IN G .......ling nf Sanfnrd ilium set Call 1220 .1 alter 7 III mi plan, Ida Include rug* on floor nnd radio •lienefllx M liv ilin . D Give I M "age, RX . «experience, 8 | " 1 Avenue Fish ('am p Incalcd funt p ill • Owner leaving will sacrifice oilier ilelalls III writing to nf Sanfnrd .................. . Lake Jes fur $8,700 USED It XIlN «.i.in.l I' "»■ ii. i,. m . R Y tup Hunts fm reill ball fm sale. 3 Hedrniitn Home Kilebi'ii eipiip WINN A I.IIVETT GROCERY CO. ......... eelll'lll ennddmn U at ihi 1209 cm pereh biting imw I’iiIiii- uni ami' eelteill neil • Lnvolv yard $3.MKi will XI y i lie Ay i Drawer II. Wesl Hav Nlultun raleh a siring handle Rnlanec easy lerms. JuikxiMiville. I'll*. The*o bullies are In excellent l« enllnn* and are uinung nor very SETTLED LOCAL while mail will) boat buy* grocery experience for perman­ inM SXBSEBm ST. JOHNS IlKALTY CO. ent position Write Box -I F. e / n DB. II. iv. BING Ill N. Park Ave. I'hunr 112" Herald ________ Sanford, Florida C lllU O P H A C T O U m in L iw im IPIUM BINGI 1 1 - SITUATIONS WANTED - I I llv xfnri xVwlk.r li> ixiurt "a lk e r NEWLY DKCORATKI) 2 bedroom IIARY SITTING—beat nf refer­ houto. All electric kitchen. ,ol, H0, p , lmt.l(„ Avf 2 large ence* Mr* Miriam Vlnup, phono 1013 M MUST SELL! Inivcly Masonry UNUSl'iii, c PPORTUNITY Rungahiw. You'll thnroughly en­ EatahllKhed - Very joy this Iwo beilrmiin home. Com Iii Sanfnrd good buslne**. Living i|unrter* II plele wIRi lilo hath, nltarhcil ga­ desired Excellent fur man and rage, Jalou.xlcd poreli and coxy yvife In "[ternle For detail* write nlmnapherc created hv owner. Jinx IIAS. e/u Herald For full particulars and appninl1 ■D " mont lo Inanccl Call 732 12— IIUHINEKS OPPORTUNITIES IIARftlMAN A CKUMI.KY ____ 1(8) W. Flrat ______ EARN $100.00 nr more per month 1 nddrcaaing envelope* In ipHre HIGHLAND PARK - 404 Colonial llnio at homo by hand nr tybl)Way. 2 bedroom*, acreened writer. Sond $1.00 foF Information [Kirch, car portc, apace henlor. nnd Inatructioni. Scott A Co., refrigerator, itove nnd Venelinu Dept. 140, noxbury Station, llox blind*. Can be purchaieil With 113, Koxbury 10, Man. Money low down payment with balance hnck guarantee. financed OI. FHA. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor PRACTICAL Nune deilrea nuriimf mul hairy uittiurt. Nune • aywOnd E. I.u»di|ui*t. Aaaoejife Phono 10C7-W. . .. bona 1073 Atlantic Bank RldK. S s .'.w .:,;. ti*. ........... Plea*.' call fm a*ppidnI merit Phone 1772 — 17 IK 11107 Sanfnrd Ave. Ph. 1113 BOY WALL SINUS SUFFERERS AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY - FREE TRIAL T H IS A M A IIN O N EW D IIC O V E IX Y e iv r i quit k i . l i t l fieiw n i l " , h r « h « ( . p r r t .u i.' in (a irh e a d , •o irn e s* ih »>r», a ilu ii* r l i r r k h o iir*. brh u l tim e, tup o l hi-ad. back ol head an il duwn iw -i*. van I llu n k d ia l o r » rr w rit ( I l l in t i r v r n Ihu e U r ir a lia v v b rrn ir y i- n lly l l l l r d . n r r v r n r t i. d id y n rta . Thin n tw l i r a l lu r i lt i r l i t v r r m o il iin u r h ra tla c h r* In I m m u tri and a t a r n nr ia r * and n eck la r n t li r ly m a l lU lr lluurrtita i r n r ua in head, Head fa lac* i r l i r v r d In dun r I lime. lim e. No in i i uailar t l r r how Iona h a v * auf______ lu l f r r r d __or -how m* yi you hav* ny dillcr dillrrrnl di/oniK your ca>* may b* or bow many ddlrranl lr*alm«nla IrrainiaiUr yy#a t J hav* pav* tp#ni wlltiout rtauiia. w* b*li*v« it W it.___ _______ _____ . SM MM WW IVN ; TRIAL, noil paid lo you. no coal or obligation taerpi tma: wn*r . . . Villa for It. It l« airrrd dial you will mad It back al, lb* rnd •a •i �:***¥' mgjwnJ'jpf rW r - " * ; v \‘:'VW> Buys A Lot This Week- End - Stock Up & Save! CHASE & SANBORN Coffee LO V tfIS l>. New Prauur* Packed Cant Quantity Rights Htikvrved NO. 2 CANS "ARGO” SLICED PINEAPPLE CAUfORNIA PEACHES I'ricei Good Thru Sat. Dec. 13 Low Prices Everyday Specials Too ! N Q 2k CANS HUNT'S HALVES Low Prices Everyday Specials Too ! 419 E. 1st St. 300 E. 3rd St. NO.303 CANSOIL MONTI V jf* B A R T LE T T PEARS & i i < | W H OLE TOMATOES ri j i tfr P E A N U T B U T T E R w eo-»s*. OUR FAMOUS TABL-READY CUT “ EAT-RIT£’ BESF W | ! j , SIRLOIN STEAK Pound Round T-Bone Chuck Roast ‘ Lb « Tandar Maaty Plata fraakly Ground Stew * 39‘ Hamburger u, 59' TR EET SLICED BACON “ !59° RICE ARMOUR S LUNCHEON MEAT l Swlft'i Premium Kollrd It’n Hack Again! VEAL ROAST U' Lb. K SauNBge Ih. Ih. CJrnde "A". Quick-Fruzen Freth Hottun Itutt 59c Ih. Chicken Paris GIZZARDS Lb. 2to WINGS Lb. Slo PORK ROAST 65c “ ■ 49c 69c ISMOWDRIFT Creamed Ta»t* O'Sm Fillet nl OOTTAOE OHEESE Tut#1 O'Hca Fillet of CRANBERRY SAUCE 11 Of CANS NIBLET5 OOIOEN WH OLEKERNELCORN NO 1 CANS WISTPiAKDUNLAKE CUT GREEN BEANS NO I CANS *WOW HORSE MUT OOGTOOD lb. Cod Fish lb. Whiling Ih. 6 LBS. DIXIE DARLING E EXTRA FANCY LONG GRAIN 10 SUPERBRAND SHIPPED .15c 35c 19c Lb Can BISCUITS 2 n ... 26c Extra Large South American Bananas 2 ARMOUR a w m 2 U -O Z . a a » a a > a i » a a B a a a w M Apples N a a » a » a Can Star SLICED ORIED BEEF C.B YORE 16-oz. Star APPLES Cm - | Lb Meih Bag 4ox. Can Star VIEHHA SAUSAGE U. 8. No. I. Or. " A M “■ ORANGES B-ox. Star FRANKFURTERS - fe 17 OZ. BOXES PIUSBURY CHOC. FUDGE CAKE MIX, YELLOW"1WHITE CAKE MIX ObaMiad Him 3fori Div IM Nm “•> 2 5 c FiHed MmI lie 3 I 8-lb. Bag Fla. Lg. Calif. Factory Pack WALNUTS pkg. 46c Lg. Calif. Regular Me WALNUTS pkg. Extra Lg. Stuart PECANS pkg. 4k Large Diamond WALNUTS pkg. lie Lg. Size, Mb. Cello BRAULNUTS pkg. S k Mb. Cello. AU New MIXED NUTS pkg. 4 k Grapefruit bag 33c lb. 4Wc N*w Crop Sweet Rutabagas SUGA U Pg DRIED FHUIT Prunes lb. Apples H-Uv Mix Fruit lb. Ifl-oi. Pkg. Clutter ’ RainInn RUSO pkg. 29c 23c 35c 34c j l .3 / li Pkgs LHBY EASY UNAS, Trip*____ B7i MIX 'EM UPI STRAWBERRIES 111 L ln r I fn a d 24*01. Can AOEN M O C C O U SPEARS— For Salad or Cooking WottOH Oil * ■ ■ ■ Bath Size WooJbury Soip to deal 4 35o t S m'Kt o e s N O JO »£A N S*A RO p“ 5 No. !4 Star p m fW m r n .. PEAS KSi J«r lbs No. 14 Star 13*01. Can Star ; lbs Northwestern lied or Golden Delicious STAR BEEF STEW I Doz Datlft.il'* Oven-Ready I Boz. Can k' Lb Pkg Gr. "A" Medium Size CORNED BEEF HASH D O G FO O D M FLOUR Tulle O’Sea Drelied EMULSORIZED VEGETABLE SHORTENING IP® NO >00 CANS MINOT Red Perch **• 2 5 c <$a6ei Terrific cl Drawn 5 9 c Lb. Frozen (topelnnd'l flirmlml Pork SauHiigc h Quick- 59c Copeland'* Prosli Link « Gr. "A" Drcshcd 12-oz Can BAKINQ HENS Cupctaiut’i Pure Pork Hut! S&UKQge Famoun “ MT. VERMONT” Brand PILLSBURY Plain or S. R. O'iUMGMINi ADEN ENGLISH PEAS. Quick-Frozen Pan Red! YOUR CHOICII Shrimp ** SSo Dun. Hlneo or Libby Orange Jiioo 7 c“ 99o DIXIANA BABY OERA DIXIANA TURNIP GREEN! DIXIANA COLLARD 3 Regular or 2 Bath Size ADEN CHOPT. M O C C O U . Swoothoort Toilot Soap Snsbrook Quick-Frozen Pkg Colgatea Now OotagoR Dotorgoi! 3 Baa o Flakes — (Noasor | BEECH-HUT leky Food 3 Strained or. AAC 2 Chop! Ian mO Aiiirtid » . 43c m -t .n » a u K > Mm I «r M i n.. Hi Hobftcf b * Bjft p,,8* 99 * DAM-MIX > •% I 7e B nyM aM U h Oil I*•! uii or TIE , BUe l ’i Sire f . H G »I Shoo UiiV l »* t ' . ■I . M r M i t “ . yIjA'PKi _jl , B { ’ 1Sjw'i \ ■Hr *»• ' ' ( ■ VM;£4W ' v - ■. J ¥' �*‘ 1 \ *y M V if ,-gcelre tout you IT IK W L A T H E R u otrr Sanford Herald, Ctlj Deliver), hr 7:00 P. II.. pita** rail YELLOW CAB IK I & h £ §>m xfa rh I f m t l f c iontinurd i alht-r cold tint with sh-diiiv li 1 4 li r r temperatures Huongli Saturday: lowest lanlibt •M lo r> ami scattered frost north ami central portions lo 10 Interior smith portion. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XL1V te» E alablished l*J(J8 9 Highway Deaths Result In East As . Rain, Snow Strike Eighteen Inches Of Snow Knock Out One Thousand P h o n o s In Adirondack Area SANFORD. FLORIDA Durkin Visits Tobin In Capital FRIDAY DEC? 12. 1952 World Heads Meet To Talk Ike Letter On Economics Is Quoted Ministers Of IS Euro­ pean Lands To Dis­ cuss Issues Wi t h l TS Representatives Chinese Troops Smash Back To Take Two Hills A ssoria lcd I'fCSH l.eusrd 'l i r e WASHINGTON J'—Secretary of Stjte Acheson left today for I’ arls where he will altend a meeting of the North Atlantic Couneil which lie said will "demonstrate lo all the world the continued unity and cooperation" of the Western ab Itanee Aebeson was ureom|ianled by Treasury Secretary Snyder and Avrrell llarrimuh. mutual security director, members of Ihe I' S delegation lii Ibe 1'oimeil of II N \ TO eoimlrle* Travelling in President Truman’s iibuic. the Independence the gr--up left al I 30 p m Achpsnn said in a stuteins'nt lie doe* net expect anv in.iloi drel* mil* to eouu- Iriim Ibe meellng No. 81 Of Oct. 2 4 A s Saying U S W o n ’t Quit K orea Opponents In Sej*reiration Cast <’unuiTil Tt)ld Publishur ‘ \\’u W on't Leave ( )urltoys In Commu­ nist Prison Camps” lly Tlir Associated Press Heavy snow and pelting rain hit je nau '% northeast quarter In Peaks Seized ay. causing at least nine highway Vital •• • deaths In New England A l’toi KOK Forces NKAV HFDFDRD. Mas* . if) — In Ihe northern Adirondack* near H.i'il lln-wer pniilislier of Hie New New York's Canadian border, in 1lad Occupied Them ite.lfoMi St,uni,mi Time*, tmlay In III inches of snow kmieked I.imx) •lui-te.| President elect Ki-enhower telephones tint nf service. ,i- ..iv mg ..li net 24 "we .ire not IU MM SUMMERLIN Communications cere disrupted "in. to vutlnliiiw from Korea and About 7.VI Chinese also in northern Vermont Four to J SVnl 1, 1'■ i. ,i- i- .-in hoys m t'nmmimisl pri* right incite* of snow was prcdlrled Rod' ■■m.ished hack to Ihe peaks ■Oil I .1 rill" generally for norlheru New I'm; ."f n"d Lillie Nori hilt* on the di. "in .aid he d* lay ed making land, with si* Inches In some see [flaming Western Front Imtaj . only l- ibid oliat In- e.illi'd Kixenhowtwo hours after rugged South Kci tIons of western Musane hosed*. •i -,u i aiige *teu* toward endSouth of the heavy snow belt reuns rtipiorril the s t r a t e g i c n tin Korean coutllct'* unt11 the Vain felt to depths, of 3“j inches hei"hfs m a t«l(Maty hnml in hand MARTIN P. DURKIN, Secretary of tadier-dcsignata, ronferi with the v r J n fi.’ x „ j i l‘ i i-sulrnt elm t tied compleled Ihe Thursday, In some purls of the battle present Secretary of lailior, Mnorlee loblii (left). In tlie latter'i otTlre - kii in Km t i to- promised during North Atlantic rt’itlon. ruin hud Ftereelv fighting Chinese swept In Washington, Tobin briefed Durkin fur .in hour on the ■ircnnlrnUcn the •.impalgo continued for 3D hours by nnou up the slope* III the two hills ill PAIRS V Ministers of 18 Fo of the department and IU functions tfnlrnintlonal Soumlpholo) t he i nrri-siHindenee lielwi-en the Friday a two prontted drive shielded liy rnpean nations gathered here lo i" 11111- tier and Ki'enltower wa* pubThree schools were closed tie cover of dar!ness and a drvasta day to survey the economic proh I 1 mt ti-ilav m the Standard Time*. cause of high water in the Cntsklll tiny: Communist artillery and mor lems of the Western world willi Kie-'er saIII a letter from the Mountain* region of New York tar liarrage l S and t'anaillan represent* renci.il dated i »ct 21 from Delives A landslide near Cortland In renThe valiant First llepiihllc of Ko i tio-t stated In purt iral New York blocked a rural r,.u Division earlier had soiled Rig The ministers—meeting as the I hen- i> no easy or early scvluroad amt stopped traffic on a :ind l ilt.V Non. in the sixth of a council of the Orgaiu/utum fur Ku .......... I Ihe Korean sKtintmn To Delaware Lackawanna ami West series of bloody counterattack* m r o ti e n n Economic t'ooperalloii .........nil.II\ I have said that thl* (Continued On Page lour) savage, dav long fighting joiin w 0AVI5. nr. . : . . •OKKI i -have the twofold task of t lido uhich our vacillating The Air Force said its pilot* flew Tliiirgoo.1 Mat'll.dl i studying a detailed re|Niil of ecu •1 V l»'l* look os im|uepared t* abool ISo separate missions in the the A-lvanremi-iit ol - - -••• i rmimic conditions hi each ol their -u: ipart ot a glnlid) prohletn general area of Hut ami Litlle Nori l-eanng before llic I s countries and of considering bow to. h iini-i eventually In- solved Pilots said they hit a huge supply ('harjru Made Child- ViolentT* Feared With things may be improved in the segregation of win!.- - - i n p -, •,i hlw nie liasland triMip depot that rocked with baalindmanyblglii---.it i t. , , . Feiip'm, olhei selutlnos 1 h.’ive year The report also cm live violent explosions Seven fires ren Are Drilled As | G athering O f W or- coming (1■1 a lo|u; tlllle .1,1* p.p-ated stepping er* the economic situation m the were slur led 1p 'hi' Irainim: of deiuiliilc of KoMan power Reserve shiners At Most] tie 'mini states ami canmia Audio Thousands of bursting shells ■■ . itnnp- iii i.ii gieater numbers, 1 IInt inh pnrrtgn SotTi'ltiry frmn Allied planes, tanks anil arid V \ V LAKELAND ',W—Frost cxlendril lory scotched Ihe shiiM-s of Nori'* Fden 1* presiding at the 1 v'o FASAIII ANl \ French Mororro ny LONDON ov — llriloln accused deep intn South Florida today in two hill* day meeting which follows the re ll.ol . Rids li.lining ami armA * French Iroops pointed machine the coldest m>cI1 of the winter Fast Germany today cent Hrltlsh t'liininonweulth cm n pi'-.iam heiii (iropi-riy initiHundreds of dead and wounded Communist , . ,, . . . . _ i guns nt Ibe gale ol the Moslem • Meteorologist Warren O Johnson uf 'iioth ides littered Ihe peaks of drilling children as a minpowei mosque Indue us hnnrlred* of Mo nmole conference during which d- d anil vigorously pressinl Amor-;l the Federal State Frost Warning - o’ •unt I lilted Nations troop* Flsculiere Allied raider* grap­ n-serve for its M u sh ro o m in g armed merlin-, assembled fm prayer* proposal* were drawn up for a "icrvirc say* there umlmiblcdly pled hand lo hand wllli Chinese world economic conference •'■111*I •'> 'hi- time oeenpy more Kx|>ertrd dcmmi'li all-ills did not forces was stitne crop damage, the extent lied* northwest of Monsun on the lligii on die agenda lor consul -111 i■>n11tu- tole* and reserve posh of which Is mil known A Foreign Offlrr survey tie lake place cradon ul the meeting were these *"'i»- (living assurance that the Western Front. The Allies seemed No disturbance* were reported ((tuilinunt Hit Page Four) Frost was reported ns far south if,,, ,-rest of a hill in lilnodv. close flared the Fast lone I* training Ri'lv- v. •viiti| ii.it softer from an elsewhere In tins North African Admit Ol’ M cm U 'iward a* the Lower Rust ( oast (t onlimied (In Page Four) -- irw helming iiri-ssiiri- nr an nilyouth "along military line* set by city, which lias seen bloody rioting That fruit wuh Inland and In seal •nt i in-inv .irikithe Soviet Union and the sold, amt demonstration* almost daily XnuiH Party Slated ship And Tull Why tered light patches. Homestead, "Me an- unt going to withdraw since Sunday. Seven or eight Ku Relicamils Slated force*. smith of Miami, recorded u 37 ""in Korea and leave our boys In At Legion PoHt 5 .*! They Gave I pl'arty rnpean* and several score natives degrce readln <iimoumist pi'Dnn camp* " -Fuc .Carol SlBgiiyy lUf*. been slain in riot* growing ' ice have IINITKD NATIONS N Y c >. . , ........ X - •'V,. »» nut of nationalist demand* for In 1 O'lt iif-iown entertainment will ft \ \ \s|||\* i |M\ l* | hr f tint r ..I Hv DON Mill TKIlCAt) nr dependence be featured «l the annual Christ The U S Stale D-i-.irlmcnl lias IM l.il *l 'i; 1 i -\ f mil Ml p u lilu Nt lutiiL Ma II* i \ i H.UI.U r President The French feared f-irtliur di*.! unt* putty ..f lb. i'an-|,belM.o*sim: set u)i a ei-ufidenti.il inmmiltff III M f t - . ' L \S l i U D m N111*J 1 - 1f11 * <1 i l l ' l l | I'le’-l wer Klsenhower. relaxing In lo rnnsull with the .Itisliee Depart (urbnrirrt daisy as the Friday “ V . I’nst No. riff, the Atm-Hcan Legion, Hi 1* luiG 1 '\ 1I1 put11 «i * 1* tin! 1 land/ wfi '.iii hi Hawaiian sunshine from his menl mi ways ami means supple vvhit h Ifir i 111(t*t m 14 v- *'f -L* (v " "'•lil 1’ m lug file, I alt ttf prayer for Moilnn* «ovr* riot*» wh|4'h ti"ir noil policy shaping sfftcl i-tfi-nuiillon >o ........I m o n A chflncf lo an o inMo in l/irjit MmiiiIaj Uu* l.o(il«n Hul. 3 3 1 _____ Nfp it aH* *i f -i.il \ •* m f < ■i it ' id- wn. leering clear today of — __ ------ p. nt. m on,UP* Giuplui*i* wa* given ny mu— genet al Itygv,- Lie .1 limit alleged -II it I \f*V t'|1 h Nil'll I ' ilj.ufi 1 I* l' tint from 32-30 away rrom the take Methodist Church. ■-ov IJglil lietween I'ri-sldent l*rtlj ‘i .. I.... 1 1 .t*.*intirt». du< »>f Amor tea n MilivrrMVi** riiHUoviut l»\ •stIt1(ttlIII" 'Today's survey, based mi Intel­ ■ %r . . . Some places 10 In 20 tnlb’s away Huger Uarris, wb« will direct rrench l*orHun Leiciomtmrrs Mir- y *' A11 ! ; * ! <lf y\ , r n,,, |* \ h nan liMimil n'-i" anil Gen MneArlhm over j the Kitigrrs, will lend tin* rehear* ligence report* seeping through Urn rounded the huge square m front ^ ir ihai f- ' -v-lies urr not -e -it hod readings as low ns 2d n ; , ( ,. \I Ultuui I r'fnL‘*| vr G-f < 11 I-** i'*** pi nn for Korea. Light (o moderate frost gathered sals, orgnoiling ......and* in the Iron Curtain into tfie hands of For­ of the Moslem mosque t hey set ■ i-'* . c ulm. - » ^ X n i I >—01.111 h, III 111,1 •- In* -t - * l it mi -ul I'i - 1 Lit in ( e-ihimer planned hi (day nt to within a mile and a half of the order they will lie sung over eign Office experts, charged that up maehlneguns aimed liii.ellv at ' ‘,r ''''! n- r 1 M*r 11 f - .. * th tiole, nt golf tiol.iv on the s -- . ,t)„ t- , ..................... at.........i| 1 *m||l 11n* ,f Fust Germany "hat so far relied (he mosque entrance Other Lcgum - adto < h. - will f'.mtlo Jake and outward into the muck WTHJl nn Christmas eve. 1...... . 1111nil -■ .,1 .1,1, I 1*III* lI i *l-i f If rlllMl .-I *. .' ..»*|.1 ....ii door ot** tlie sea "Since time is so iini'intiint and on .*vnluntnryr methods hid , there lands where new farming area ... nulre* ami Miiroeenn tr-H-t-s na dtslrdmli - m- Iv Hu- •l-'l , .. , s .......... ■IVI'I IHI tl i I*' if, | -ali •1 !• ('■■’ •■"h* th*- Mamie 1'orps j|r >vi itie oiinble to eolrtai I evoiy ate helug opened up 1 l U- n« •• ’ » » | 1 .1.- • ■—* . o n - , Didlll Istalol from Johnson rc|Hirtod crop damage member who sang last year," Mr. proprlate the full pwwrn-of figrrtblione:*' '' J F-m .-m U H,- i-.-gu->s. .m l -t'.m'm^.'.'iV ,.| m , ! '! ' • 1 it *1■! »III* *1 *» * * 1"* * d-it.1 III* also ol aimed talk* could not be assessed for u while Palmer said, "we vvuni to invite I' «M |i|9I*|f •. (,)! |l) *jl) i|t h 11111• ■ -h diii I i,tei I'lilli-, secretary af/ct. He explained much crop pro you. and any other person who •I - Oe design.it,- .mil Guv DougV “ ’ ’ ‘l,h';r\ M‘r,<"L*l> "Winded ........... nmmeer and tubml.d |.a»it.,iiiimist. r i(|<i „ ....... ill * I'I \i*11-«I f**t !as.fit I |. I* "taction was done Thursday night, i would like to sing, to these |irne- soldiers^ " cr ,h" nrolectoi anp who wtl! prr.cni an hour - f • „ i(rrnM, ,jrlhK ........ ,,„ In !»\* *liM**ifill t i-i”, tin- In, ti i.e Vlilsav of Oregon FisenhowThe survey claimed the six-year He added that advanee frost warn- Mice*." ........ . ........ teitatiuio-nt, and m-ml-rs - f « KI)1IM|,,S ......... . v.-,t.i-l,s l*s| 1 hi in - 4 k r i i I- l,i<.*( l ei . -ileilii.il as secret nt v of the bigs restated In a lot of foreetl1 He asked that anyone wanting old Free German Youth (FI)J) qr ---------Winter Piiik -lancing school, who that he ha- .i-kcit li-i such inhu lll,t th . I .1. ti - i* *iful hultl Ih.il mien,ii picking. further inlurmuthm to eull U32-J. ganliutlon now plays an lni|Hirlanl \* ill i; im In.* rios,- associates predicted boot • ................ inatbin m m d e i I.. .!• ..• .- tl. 1*- -I I • . it 1 t •'f . Uttt li| i»fti The weather official reported "The urigimtl thought that role "as a training organi/utlon to Singer .Makes llitf Hit it lict*, I D f t e « l i lliulf l i t ’l i l * Vk i l l li»* ■ *r iv u* l 1 spotllghted lit i.tila-ni i l l I l-euhi.-.ei woiilil shoo tmlilic eon -s tied tl-11 .ll Florida again Innight would have , iirompled Hus earol singing group prepare young people for service Despite Legal Writ Kttfli 1*1(111111111111* l*» I •,i|IM***l»il (|l || N ei|ipliiv I lo­ 1 ,1 mr In |h** 1 -m» 11o\in -v with the Pri-suh-nt Truscattered (rosl* hut temperature* last year," Mr. Palmer rdded, "was In the Ka*l German armed forces " in hriiijr 11 L v tn tiu* i>nrtv whit'h ' to III ve-leidav lalli-d the Kisen*•* ill' ♦ ti(• 1in 1 V 1 ti nut h ilt would not he n* severe I to invite man of all oiriipaliun* FDJ members wear blue shirts, h"Wei mis.ion to Korea a "piece in mil fIn- 111 Uu T NKtV A'Dlth T I , 0 Ami-ru ;ms (.’ 41, 1.1 I ' l l NASIIVILLK.. Teiin . r A tuny will lu* iiilli-i ifil with ntltrr* ami Here's a rundown of what hap- uttd church affiliations to sing to­ black shorts nr tklrl*. anil a loath •I p--In■> il demagogm-rv and said er bell, a uniform reminiscent of 1 lyric soprano whose resentful hirnrtl uVi't it* lli»* EII xk C luL, h * t-inployed lit the 1 lilted Nollons I 'n il- I l l ' l l . I pcnnl In arcus other than the tether. l ' out inimt ii,. Page Four) in ill I . --I , .m il it ,, 1 11 11 neighbors pul her Intn Ihe iialiuri's Lti- i L«*«*h t i n * 1 ' H 9- 1n u t u i | » i m l v e i n - , say they ottee wete memhi-i - id "The response was tieniendou*. Ihe Nail Hitler youth outfit Glade*: nt t li h ll t lh i ,1 I l, 1 Ve L.i -V , III 1 1 headlines wiis colled hurl, twite fm itintrilnitifih U> tuM»i|y (L II iI m ii North Florida: 27 In 33 will) As n result, it was most ph-aslng the i iililliliiliM Ji.ift*■ lull ilt'ippcd si |,.i 1 .it, ■1 h.-*il I--I \e,itmamt sang an encore at her cniti crt thl-i Yllle - uhauII frosl heavy In mhiI*. Ilrooksvllle and encmiriiglng to *c*- men of ( the eiiMitlliltee |out liecttuse Kiev ili*it|i|i|ov ml ot i. tu t, ■111.u n i.ili- t -. I nut- I i' I I th i - r iiii'iiih r l"‘i Df Til Orlando arrus: 27 to 33 In low oil rbissex and fnitha united to- Pinecantle Airman Ih hull deliut lust night I to it hie id , 1'tinol 111ul ids lo pi Mrs Went worth Morris of near I 1" ‘ barge ..! the pally me J. Den ( 'omnium*! mins ground, llhlge and Harlow area: get her in sin ging C hrisltn as carols Found Dead In Crash bv Clarksville appeared as a guest v,'i f'oivhll, Inei FikI-1 utul Ji-igTin'll* iidintssion* ill mi open r | > 1 . i ' i - 1 ll.-i - I ' 29-3(1. Fro«t was confined to low mid the songs that mt-an so tnueh I hi 111 - -I 'hi- o’ ■nnn rl 1.' 11,1 ’ nerfurmer nt .1 Nashville Symphony tb-oglns Sienstioni. lll-nruilj yesleid.iv dll'W priil-e ptarrx 11ml was heavy In some nod m ir y such u wnnderful me*ORLANDO (/!') — Fighting Fops concert in the huge new Van .1 I I pi 11 t r11 - I , -- illt l.l" lie : 1 trout Sen llomei Fergn-.on 1 It m*t:e at this time of year." spots. through a treacherous cypres* derbllt University gymnusiom Mull I, member ot IIn- Senate In lin n I- Ih it M 'lllltll lid- It . 1) 101’ • I West Coast: 31 M in low grmuul Althuilgh the fm pound hriiru-lliternnl Security siihcnmmiMi-i- pi oh -on e the IX'lh dm 1 -inn to ■ ..... area*. Scattered light frost and Cl. S. To Defend Land, swamp, thick with sawgtns* over r'*Mii i iii i»11<i*xiiI-1 ’ii** 114*1nif their heads and parked with arena In Ihe Divio ruffleil evening gown mg p'llleged .Aincrieiiit -ulin ,,lve o il -■[> ■-11■1> >| Tlie s e |i. 1 1 .d e o-il Incally heovv in siml*. lilii NigJ m)tl.i' ih 11 I’ 1 ti... 1 ul -li.it Ih. | n of i|uirk*HHd, member* of an Air wus dwarfed l»y ln-r stirrminillt-us H i the U N I'limninic Although frn«t formed over a JupaneHe Are Told Force rescue team today found the voice wa* not It carried - h at ■'Mill f" i i'M «"»](.itmiii nt (i I'rmsell try FerRU'OU wr-le John 'e-o 1 11.te l.did ot - 1' " ' '• wide area nf Ihe Tampa straw-tier Soil fur I2MHIO in -lumngee wa* •' f Di i" hi iijk; jit H uii ji fiit rj x c ,,, , , that 2nd l.t. Rotiert A. .Aloe, 22, ly to nil corners nf the hall .-ml in circuit tin- . , rv ami Duck growing region. L.M fll.-d yesterday 10 i irimi ( 'mi'll miri 1(|hamow, N |ntt.r11 report* i | 1mheer torKm , J D '!'»v ii ll..* i *n y Hull, .Inincm TOKYO kH 7- I \Vn * rr. , li"'l gone to death in his plane commanded mid attention ami - it hy check* showed no damage Mr. 11111I Mrs. John K. Gruillck, 1• '1• ’ "mm M j.,fi t iiiu rm n ii, sa iil Shlgorti Ymhlda told I arllamcnt n crashed M0 miles sotilh of thiislnsllc applause from about ergelley Food, .uid Mrs Fvolvo ( O U rl O k ll.V S I><111 O i l Hanford. ugninM Mr. anil Mr*. today the U. S I* obligated to de her-- Thurailn 4.500 listener*. Thaler, secri'tirry to Kunsliinioi I-'. ». ‘ ... , . 7III' f i l - t Mi ji t * * | o f t f in * U K H t i l j l •Post Offices To Give fcnil Japan If she Is attacked. . * t 'W 'S p jlp F r I U 'K l'lS There wn* no indication thut Iter Klanley .1. Hymhorsky, apparently /iiiclo-iiko ol llossi.i. usslstuiil U Fineenstle Air Force lluse, Moe's Ho made the statement after a home field, I1111I report* ul least |voice had suffered during Ihe front New Jersey, (-liiirglliK Hint N seeretaiy geuerid tor .Securltv I* al vYk'ii 4|c ilim ir ii lis'SV tvpu of Christman Deliveries *tormv session In the Hmt-e budget two source* told of leelng a pnrn week* *hn has been under tent Mr* Grnilick suffered eonsidemhle »\t( v i’ii11i’il i Dstriet<f<i *......................... . ••-<*« | \l.l. Ul ASSKI r Hu- I lond.1 I'N i t j u I'fitut Injury and expense a* the result t a t i l t ' , ayI i N 'I i w m i l i i i t i n f i n e committee. chute floating down In the area iMirnry injunction lo practice only of M t YF AI It DANtK I .Snpieoii- i .-iiiI tmliiv upproveil .1 an at*.i in vitiall tvpi'« «»f )>u«lfie«9| an atltornuhlle uirl'lelll Del. 2M One member naked, "I* It con­ at-out the time Moe'* single en­ two hours dally In her tluldly WASHINGTON i-H—A* In prcvlI h s i m i l e - ot I in- f i i -I ’ p.iiinml ' I* .................. 1 <*>."• >-r .t. ’ " Dli off tin* nti i-t’f fturkihtf, Lo in front of the |iliilii(iffs' re*iclosed home. nua years, there will be ChrLtma* ceivable that with n sudden change gine, one-place F-H4 crushed. I’oJieeiiiun'i Hull, h.mg 1 on.1,1. ted *'.ihol,l-i|- ............ I Ho- M..mil Hit | | | Day dellverlM of packace* and In the International situation, the The chancery court infunction dr-nee, 2(108 Sonlli I’ark Avenue (tone Koger, who live* In the >' 1 " 1” * k''1 " " ,V 11'>111«*i i t u i U u r d r h t f i Yvith reInformation which ha* l-ei-n miller Hie ............ of the .Sitid-.id I ' I ’* ' other mall thl* year In cille* and IJ S forces will withdraw from area, guided the rescue parly to wn* i**ucd (vending a decision on , .......... '--m i.* Hu- sit.- of the new County Japan to Okinawa or other 'front the scene near Lake Gentry In n permanent writ asked hv nn-th flle»l with the ( ‘Irntil Court Clerk I'oliee llr-m-Voleot A**nemlPin, will Mi.ioo 111** 'd town* throughout the country. .... get omleiwuv III " II" Il'ellH t, to J"*.. 1 ' ' " lk <<’ ' " I "id . now -lasstfte.| as It -IA , bor* who aaltl *he had ruined the claim* thut .Mr. Hymhor*ky ran In outlining It* plan*, the Fust bases' In the Pacific' If I were a (Iscrola County. " , , ........ ingli faintly, one--lory -Iwelllng twuco ami quiet ttf the neighbor into no automobile purked hy morrow nigh' ..( Hie bullioom of . ,h'* cc Department »ald M ay. how- war stritegl.it I would do so, * Moe wa* the son of Mr. nn-t |-..id the ........ ' »"U *•' lu'tilied "-Hi n minimum urea --f l,UOu Yoshlda declined to answer then, hood, fhe decision, expected last Kvrlyn C. Diggers mid that Mrs. H.e ................ ole). r. It still ha* to decide u-hnt to Cradlck, who wm uulside the veil-( Tickets fur the dunce iniiv l>- "* " o mi; .- ' ren-on d*h* niter -rime feet Mi - jut -aid thu comand wa* heckled. Opposition tnem- Mr*. John A. Moe, Grand Folk, week, is atilt pending. do (about mall nervine on the fob N. D. iciu talking to tlie mrupant*, wn* purchu»eil from imv^ imlio'iunit m jeme 111trii ihi iiifi ini''nl»**«*i vvrtc mi--ton ha* made the proposal to ,f lIrnetne day. Friday, Dec. 2fl wh'rh bera walked out. Major David Itamley, Sanford the door. I.... . Will go lo- ' ' ........ -tile f-I nets of vtiib riei* In i ’ /"*n- the k m a of (Ik- ,ile, west After an hour and a half they knocked to the gruund. Among In .at rre*ldrnt Truman ha* declared a -* . . . .... » . ■ ,proliml'ng . t s,.« sex** r ■■ i i i ' i l(ana n iiu <tx nil*** i i o n * 1 ih ■ Civil Air Patrol officer, look part Oil Company Plans ward Hu- fund of 1................. the_ lihm di'iude of M.*lloiivllle Avenue in Chaptrooped bach. .. Juries listed were upruin* of the government hoUHav. l ill intn Ftck nssm-biHon,..................................... whieh nn-lmle ns ,, lie tl :k.< , Mrlm Yo*hlda then told them the U. 8. in the air aearch lata yeitenlay „ tlie .................... , , . . i ... (.. "mo Avenue amt north of Fast rrrvical and lumbar region* of thu Department official! are confer­ For New Location spine ami a possible frarlured cue . si stance to ..... . He also participated lit m time of |e"t*g uiis halleil l*v nntrl old* t m s.-. mm.I Street Til** /oning which ring on the malter over thli week had fully auurcd Japan It would afternoon. pi'il thl* morning's early aerial search. tl-- ii-miuiisioo oruposv* would end with t definite announcement defend her. ryx. Also, tlie informatiun cun* The city Commission will lie Mp- tend', *he Incurred iiiedicnl t-llls r->mi-cn*iili- for the h-si-ital, the Indicated for Monday, nroached st their next meeting and lo*n of aalary wlu n unable to W I ItIt radio station hull-ling and On Chrlatma* Dav. a holiday for | Dee. 22 with n proposal of the Ho nt in - t r y , In- * n ii|. lh(i permanent itaff, aa many nf work. Hrnhoard Oil Company to nv-vr V tloid matter ileal* with rethe regular worker* a* ran he The plaintiff* also contend that their service station from First /i.iilmr of French Avenue it* »napered will be let off. Tho hotldav Mr. Hvnihorsky wax operating a Street and Kim Avenue to .Sixth tu- h-ngtli to ii vvlail cummcrclai temporary employee, *omc 37S OOO Street and Frenrh Avenue, which car while under the Influence of ■l.is-ifi-ution, whTle a foutth deals of them, will da moat of Ihe henintoxicants. Gordon V. Frederick Is Included In plum of tho com­ with remitting it portion of Dream• dlinR of the day's distribution*. pany for moving their entire Is the attorney fur tha plaintiffs. vvold xidullvlslon from It-IAA, sin" ' H ere will be no deliverlea on WASHINGTON U'-Tlie six price •lot’llments, two light tanks, cere- vh- Mlory, one-fnndlv dwelling with about claiming flrat honors there plant to the new site, John M. Hy KALPII J. TOMPKINS rural route*, which do not lake on to** page* of the Declaration o' -m iiinl Iruop* of tin- A rin y. Ma nn - lie u of I.dull M)iinre feat, to In the magia city. Now Mrs. Week Glllon, City Building Inspector, Sanford PoHt Office Hanford comet to the ffoni extra t e m p o r a r y help for Independence and ttie Constitution rote Corii*. N avy utul A ir Force It lA, h*- xluteil. aguln to claim as one of It* eltl- modestly admitted all this, and said M ay. Cbrietmaa. Present faellitle* of the e-,m- To Open Sub-Station of the United Sillies will he moved t rolnr di-tail the Artnv li.ind i-ml sen* a "flr»t" In nn nnuionl and even seemed a little reluctant to tinder heavy guard tomorrow to it-e drum rind Imgli- corps of Hutruly Intriguing field. Kvcn though talk at first, but soon warmed up nany are located on Atlanlle Con-t Movie Time Table A ir Fiir'-c* Mrs. Loroitn Week lives at Monroe to the subject of antiques in prop­ Lino Railroad nroperty, Mr. Gll­ The Post Office will open a their new fireproof, bombproof In nitilltlou. aim’ ll two ilorcit It117* Corners, she like* to think of her* er etyle aa her appreciative fin­ lon disclosed, while tho rt-i-ninv Mulling substation In Hanford to home. The transfer of the d-H-umei"' men -v ill lo- ilirm tlv invnlveil in "Crimson Pirate self aa n true Sanfordiun, a dis­ ger* touched first one treasure lia* tense-1 the new Kite with op­ handle the additional L'hrlstmna •he physical transfer: 'wo tm-tn I i"l . I1-0B - 6*10 - 7:15 - i):23 tion to buy it, Th* new site takes unreal* and to halp relieve the front the I.ihrarv of t’orivress I" tinction which wo are only loo and then anothor. ihe National Archive* litt'lding wlF tiers of th*' Armed Service* noih-e Kiiiiirdav • "Rond Agent" Had to grant. Mra. Week «Uled Although there are many thing* Iq *n area of a full half-ltlock. long llnrs forming in Ihe lobby of ih'imrtmeut will cucrv each of the 1:38 -1:28 - 7:18 - 10:08 The building Inspector mild he tha post Office, Thl* sub station he made with Ihe fanfare and that In tots In Daytona she open­ we might mention aa old nnd In­ *lx t-rales. with udditiumil polite "Arctic Flight" ed tho first antique *hop in the teresting In her little shop at the eottld nnrirove movement of *11 will be located at 200 North Pal­ turnout of guards, nf u prcxldenlla1 mnn guarding them on ihe way parade. 2:45 - 5:85 - 8:25 state of Florida, Her shop there, Corners, perhaps we might better the facilities, except the service metto in the Htrlckland-Morrlson ThR six leaves of nurrhment Hriu. (ten. Stnvte O Rn«s. com SnmiiAv . "Hnringfleld Rift*" located at that time Just across limit our dioeusden to about two. station, a* the new site Is lonrtl warehouse, the same location that enmitrising the dneuments—one fnr mantling "enernl nf Ihe U S Air d 1* neces­ 1:3.1 - 3:31 . K-M) . 7-27 - 9:28 the street from tha law offices of A solid copper tray, weighing a* a rommei-elal F o r c e Headounrterx Cnmetnml. Ihe Declaration and live for tlie that the filling ststlon he was used last Christmas. MOVIT?r.ANn former Governor Pave 8holti. about eight pounds, Is over 100 sary Tha station will t>« open from will head the mllltorv escort. up..roved hv the OommLalnu. Constitution—arc *ealed In sepa"Hera Toma the Nelsons" * soon became the mecca for tha veare old. This relic, handwrought 8:3tl n.m. until 4:00 p.m. from Dec. Both side* of the street* bet** ren Tho eomnanv ho »aM. plans to rat" elns* ease* tilled with helium, Show starts 4:30, feature 7 tl4* thounnda of folk far and wide In India, has dellrate etchings th* service station facing 13 thraufh Dee. 23. It la urged the two buildings will be lined bv nnd ipccially crated for the trans­ Intermission 8:30. last feature who love to delve Into the lore of about the rim which quite accu­ have that all Chrislmta parcels be a cordon of men onil women of fer. French Av»eiie, 0:22 old thing*. rately reflecta the patience of the A sour erf *ho ACL Pa|l-“>*d n-n« taken to thl* location for mailing. the armed services. A formal drdicnto.-v Installation Sat. - "King of the Wild Later Mr*. Week opened an an­ oriental peoplaa. It was brought adjacent to tha naw site. Tha coni If may be .purehaaed and .. .... A flylne wedge nf mntorcyelo of the document* In the xhrinn of Hors-w" and "Danger Zona** tique »hop In Miami. She admltei to thia country hy an American panv Imports Its products to Danhum cards ana other letter police will lead u procession in- the National Archives Exhibition Sun. - "Bailor Beware" however, that ihe la not too suro (Cm m n m ob r m t rivet tnoy be deposited also. eluding armored car* carrying thu Hall I* scheduled Minday. ford by rail. Coldest Spell Of Winter Results In Scattered Frosts i i » It Britain Accuses French Troops Red Germans Of Aim Guns While Moslems Pray Training Youth Two Americans Issue Of Racial In UN Report On Segregation Is Red Affiliation In Court’s Hands A tT' uniuul s Aiv KmIn I IJt; fo Ft* Jurists On IlitttT (’outi'it\'ursy Wans Are Made Eor Itezonimr ()f New Hospital Area GratiickH Printf Suit AgainHt Symbornky « Florida’s First Antique Shop Opened By Monroe Corners Woman Priceless Pages Of Famed Papers Will Be Moved Under Super Guard � 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 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/3e6ca75c11ac454c187b31c1d0ac5a8c.pdf ef5bc7e48a40ef889586dd14c53423b2 PDF Text Text * * Seminole Cage Drills Open To Public Tomorrow Night S“ Human F ly ” To Climb Bank Building Thursday Night F or C A P Tomorrow night local fans and parent* of the flO-odd Seminole High School cage aspirants will have the first »pp«+t*rV'3-~ <* m u an evening practice session under the direction of SIIS's new coach John Scott. i s * cage prattle* and demon* at ration will get underway at ■it# p. m. In the H1IH auditorlum-aymnaiium. A public In­ vitation ha* been extended to everyone to *e* how and what the youthful huopoler* are Famed Johnnie Wood Scaled Valdez Hotel Several Yeara A go; HTJWoiWany: Records T om . I)cc. 9, 1952 TUP. SANFORD HERALD Dove Season Will f t A E iS " * By KENT C»*ETLAIN Sports Editor Friday night the Trl-lll-Y girls of Seminole High School will singe the iinmml football banquet nt the HUM auditorium beginning ut 7:00 p. m. ball and o t h e r '® - .. m e t h o d s of a M l "w in nin g’’ ketball U t-uL M the 25th swarding of the J, Frier Hchaal trophy will be made the "Most Valuable Player" on the 1952 squad. In addition to (.................... the Hchaal trophy, three other awards wl-----will be---------------presented. They are aa fnllmarat the tit* Jim Jlma D aIum**** are as follow*! Robson's Men* Wear letter-sweater to th* "Most Promising Player” on the Junior Varsity | the Kader Jew­ elry trophy to the "Moat Im­ proved Player" on the team; and Ihe Lions Club'* trophy to th* "Heat Blocker" on the squad, We received the following letter from Peter Schaal, who has been iinuklng these awards since I92H, Inst Saturday. It throws more light on tho award and gives us the names and addresses of two of the missing players. It reads ns follows: "Dear Kent: "While | do appreciate all the nice word* you said about my lit­ tle trophy In yesterday's paper, I must hasten to offer * few cor­ rections: "Firstly, th* tronhy first was won in I92H, not 1929, and Edenfield was the first winner allho he wa* the amallest man ever to win It, and was a midget among the more or less giants that mad* up most of the first string JR2H tram players. g : Heralded the year of " b lg -B P H g K ? ? • Dm*/' basketball Jehu Scott emphasis in Sanford, fans will have an actual chance to watch and see what Scott has In the way of material and how he Is going to put It to work. The importance of tomorrow evenings SMsIen t: 1" ta especially great sine* since the Ih* Seminole quintet will don the HIIH court this Fri­ day morning In the season’s lldllfter with Winter Park at 11:»0 a- m. It will b* th* only morn­ ing game in the sli boms aland* la the Celery City because of the TH-HJ-Y football banquet stated fer Friday night in Ihe gymnasluuk Bcott, who cautions fan* that hi* charges will start slowly, Is optimistic of tho team's chances toward Ihe end of ihe year, parti­ cularly, whan the all-important state tournament begins In March. This la of course th* time when Ihe men are separated from the hoys. fleott Is working on a lunger range program for this year's team emphasising youth were pnsslble In planning a powerhouse for neat season. '.'W* should have a real good toam seal year and I think this year w* may win a faw game* and surprise a lot of people,’’ he carious course UP the outside wall for the tnectators. This "Human Fly" business is lost that for the nglng scaler. Since 1013 when he first ascended a -chool roof to retrieve n foot­ ball wedged between the eaves, hall Wood has been making his living climbing perpendicular walls of "So, your tahulnted dales are wronr all the way down Ihe line. be the winner for 1962. not IPM. "The idea for the trophy develotted In the earlv praetbe sessions «f 1028 when Coach Whelrhel a...... I with me that a trunhv «ward might help. The 1020-27 leant* were altont the poorest the tch*'"1 bed ever hail. "So | announced that so long While Scott has tho names of 25 Mgers, he ha* whittled down the list to about 10 probable varsity members, which Includes some three player* who aren't as good aa the flrat five on th* Junior Varsity team. "We are going to try and have three taama If possible. I will m e h tha vanity and Bill Flem­ ing and Fred Genas will divide up tha JV and Frosh teams." Bcott m ealed. "Of course with our Ihpltad fad illlea hart In th* gvm, we may not be able to field fresh­ man team." On Stall'* varsity list are holdover* from last year, Junior Matts and Ray Davis with JV raduate* Bubba Hlabee, Jimmy rider, Prank Stafford, Items Hannum and newroraer Gordon Clark, from Ih* blue gras* bas­ ketball country of Kentucky. Clark Is rated ai the most na­ tural player at thin stage In the drills by Scott. "The kid handles hlmsalf well, Is an excellent shot and know* hi* way around * bas­ ketball court," Scott pointed nut. "However, ha needs a lot of polish on hla nesting and dribbling as do Quail Hunting Is Offered In All 68 Florida Counties Florida A & M Wins Colored Grid Title MIAMI UH—Florida A * M Ratri today claimed th* mythical era collage football championca Saturday night In (ha 10th an­ al Orange Blossom C linic In laml’s Orange Bowl atadlum, few II dispula the claim, "•rialnly It won't bo Virginia Col leg*. an undefeated, un­ team that had scored 199 i to ail for the opposition In lamas during tha regular n. Florida A R M had won and lost two. »r a first period touchdown. Bawling Standings Sports Roundup llr MURRAY ROSE (For Gayle Talbot) TALLAHASSEE — ISpecial) — There 1* not u single county In the Klnte of Klorldu that dura pot offer quail shooting, from north Florida's :orn and peanut fields to the pine aland* of the Kveigludes, accord­ ing to Wuyuo Murray, wildlife bio­ logist of tlm (lame ami Fresh Water Fish Commission, Since It h no numerous, th* R climbing," h* pointed out. “ Once I went t<* a YMCA and exec* rtsed on the bare and ring* too long and almost rnutdn't mak* mv climb that night." Cn|. Forrest Breckenrldgo of the local CAP will handle thu arrange­ ments for Wood's ronmiest of the Hanford National Attnntlo Bank building Thursday night. A dona­ tion will !>« naked before Wood climbs. "I will give them a ahow Just I have In tha paat," Wood asaartad. The Incomparable master of the fine art of scaling buildings has fallen only seven tlmeg In nU thousands of aaoenta. "Ones, I felt four stories and onlr sprained mv ankle and cut my hand," h* showing hi* tear between thumb and forefinger of hla right hand. Wood, Ironically enough, cam* hobbling Into the Herald office yesterday and said that while stepping out of a cab In Winter Perk Sunday ha sprained Wa an­ kle. Yss, Juat a all-1 neb atep to Paul Pezold Increases His City Across n thousand tnltes nnd nioro of ever-changing country, over America's, hills and down through her valleys, atop her high­ lands and on h*r savannas, across her plains and among her woodlands, countless gunners and their dogs hunt quail each golden au­ tumn. Here In Florida, the bird hunt­ er* hold two specific areas In th* hlghtal regard — Northwest Florida’s hilly farming country and lha open flslwoods In the southern part of the Htat*. It Is In these sections that th* quail thrives, for h* Is by na­ ture a bird of Ih* fields and open plnewood*. reports Murray. However, he Is found to a limit­ ed extent In other types of coun­ try that offer amnle sunpllr* of small seeds that tlekla hla palate, sufficient brushy cover to prnteet him from his numerous natural enemies and vegetation that Is open enough to give him free movement. off his throne In the E mplre Stale, even If only for the time being. But C'halrmon Bob Christenberry nnd his two helpers have dealt before with Monsieur Sucre, ax he la known along the boule­ vards of Gay Faroe, and Manager George Gslnford So their Impstlcoro and Irritation Is quite un­ derstandable. In dealing with the peerless champ and his manager, you start as I lived, I would award a (r»nhy nhv annually ta to the MOST VALUABLE nlayrr, not Ihe OUTSTANDING plnver. "No awards other than the u*. uni lettcra wero being made ut the lime, "My Judges for the past 26 years have been made up eech year of odd "umbers of neople from five to 11. Tit!* y i „ ......................... year nine men have been keeping their evrs on the players for me, and I have the votes of seven of (hem. with the other two expected before banquet time. "It ha* keen a real privilege to me to hare had such a small part In things at Nemlmde High for I know from 25 years of ex­ perience tha) every winner, and many who did not, rrnllv tried his dead level beat, and moat of them have nroved themirlve* a* MOST VALUABLE to many peo­ ple after they left school. *'8ee you nt the hunqiiot where I wont you to tell me which plav- TALLAHASSEE — (Special)— The peak of the winter dove popu­ lation will oceur on or about Dec. IS, the opening data of tha second half of the split season this year, and will furnish simon-pure dove hunter* with one of the treat shoot­ ing period* in years, announced Prank Winston, dove biologist of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. While the flrat half of the split season was considered a ■ucreaa In alt but a few areas In the State, the second period will probably be topa with available dove • shoot lag opportunities throughout the entire state, adds’ Winston. The mourning dove ia second on­ ly to the bobwhlte In popularity as a small game bird. He is found throughout Florida during the en­ tire year, hut Is more abundant in winter due to the arrival of mi­ grants from th# north. Flocks of doves will be attracted to any place offering fields of such favored foods aa com, peanut, or hegarl, with some of the best hunt­ ing to be found in Northwest Flor­ ida’s farming country. Th" second dove aeason start­ ing Dec. IB, will end Dee. 29, and hunter* will be allowed a dally limit o f eight, a possession of eight, and shooting will be permitted from Mon until sunset each day. Hlflea are orohlblted and shntrnna must be plugged to three-ehell capacity. Mourning dnvos nests are built In trees from 5 to 26 feat above the ground and nre of flimsy construc­ tion. Generally, two eggs are laid and the male and female alternate In Incubating them and later tak­ ing core of the young. Several broods are usually raised each year. Quite helpless at first, hsbv doves are fed pigeon milk, which Is secreted In the lining of the parent's crops and I* regurgitated Into the mouths of lha youngsters. A* he grows, the young dove Is shifted over to a diet of predlgvsteil seed and when ho I* annrovlmutely 12 d«v* old he leaves the lands of South Florida. Small seed* end gTeln constitute n dove's main diet. Unlike the bobwhlte he must have a n«md or *li cum from which to obtain hi* drinking water. for the 1026 gridiron season, he didn’t receive it officially until the end of the school veer In June o f 1020. Miss Morrison informs me that Bill ia now a Captain In the serv­ ice stationed at Savannah, Ga. As will b* noted on another story on this peg*, th* Trl-HI-Y haa located fattr of th* flv* ml**Ing Hchaal Trophy winners. Now It atlll remain* for th* club to find Vernon Altman, th* 1949 winner. If you do happen to know where ! « * < * Lead Over-Vmr Jfeiirulis Aa ageless as the Rock of Gi­ braltar, Paul Pexold continues to maintain hi* supremacy over the City Bowling league week after week. Latest official average* show the “ Klngflsh” holding a huge <1.H bulge over his nenrpst opponent, "King Carl" Von llertiull*. Peiolil hat i» ‘ . ih 17,’I.U avi-rtyp i t W l ' " thp end of game* pared us to :iu jb corn-MB VonS® Herhull*' 107.16. M Von Hcrbull* II. Appleby O. Touchton It. Steele It. Hurtnii-k J. Knnii t (i. Poiol.l P. Kite! mi -■ J. Cooke ’ P. Ilukiir W. Bkehl L. I’evle II. Kretxer If. Herbal 1; Less than a p o i n t ® back In third '\..m place h Harold Appleby * i t !;■ ■ K. J. A. H. (1. F. B. C. L. it. II. L. T. P. Klrrhhoff Ilerbnt Negrotto Carroll Stine Kly Boradorf Gray I.uwnon Illibbnrd Ituxxell Ross Cobb Kchnuttret Orville Touch-■ ton la I n H H H H iV P H the race with a Von Herboils fourth place ranking of 104.6, fol­ lowed by Bob Steele’s 1(10-17. Steele's 23t game of a month ago Is still the belt single line effort for the last two years. The "King* fish" I* the big pin buster with u total of ATM. —m I, . Druid Last year at II. Holler C. Plerey this T. Burnett was four-pin margin >1. K. Ilardlaon l). Miller H over Von I?;, :J -[)x H r hulls. The uver- it, Vun Noaa W ages till* year, I’ . Htnnley j ® r c n r r e « p n n ,1 It. Preorntt V i H ^ m -i H Ing the ; KHiue figures of 1961, ' by are four to up six Orville Touchton Polnt,‘ CITY I,KAGUE G. Pin* Avg. II.G. P. Pexold 7)U II7MI 1711.9 226 5th Grade All-Stars Stetson Player Is Defeat (ith Midgets Given Grid Mention DELANO (Special) — Stetson Guard B. J. Leathers was named honorable mention on the Asso­ ciated Cress Little All-Auirrlrn se­ lection, a dispatch from New York stated Friday. This U th* third lime Leath­ er* haa been given this honor. Ilia nam* first appeared In I95U. lie repeated I* 1951 In addition t» being named un the AllFlorida team that year. Leathers, a senior from Belle Glade, had one of his best years at Stetson this year. Although weighing only ll!B-pounds, he ho* been a 00-mlnuto man playing both offrnie and defense. Leathers has been a first string guard throughout his four-year college) career, tin will graduate at the end of this year. Gustafson Sets For North - South Contest MIAMI Igv—Burly offensive play­ ers today Joined the football teams coaches Andy Gustafson and Stu Holcomb are assembling for tho Christmas night Mahl Shrine cut- The tlnv Fifth (1ratio All-Star* won u three-game elght-muri touch football series from the Sixth Grade Midget* nt the Hunford (i rum in111 School last week undtS, the supervision of I’rinclpul It- (If Steele. All three uunicn were closely contested with neither teuat be­ ing able to ctnrk the others’ de-’ tensive, thus keeping the score down in each game. John Scott. 1 sun of the Seminole High School basketball ranch, was one of the winning cuntnlns for the Fifth Grade. Jimmy Grncoy wu* the other. The MldgHs. made tin of the tinttiller boys of the sixth, "fade, whs i inlnliied by ChurltJ' Higgins and lleiinv Kelly. lege nil-slur thur.ty game In tho (lrnngr Howl Gustafson, eoucli of th» South squad, added Hen Roderick, pass* catching cud from Vanderbilt, to give .luck KenrImtIt of Maryland sml thu other South passers anoth­ er target Holcomb’ * newest nlaver Is John llloy, Ohio Stale fullback who car­ ried the hall 133 times for .Vg} yards. Hlay has been called tho hardest blocking buck In the Big Ten. • YiHhvm iiwuifHu. n«7 ’ sonal physician, haa insisted all along that Ray won’t fight again. The graceful boxer, now display­ ing hit talent* as a aong and dance man In Boston, had a neat plastic Job done on his nos* and had the web of scan over his eyes r»- W atch the S wing Following Ih* nattem of al­ most all other wBitIlfa specie*, tha bobwhlto Is subject to consi­ derable fluctuation lit numbers from year to vaar. Mane of tho reason* for this fluctuation are as yet unknown and obscure, hut food and woathtr aro of great Importance. IWL TICK I IIA-Foo as far away as Kay Wast, Ft Myers, Ft. Lauderdale and Day' B*ach drova to tha Oranas Bowl stadium Sunday to buy Uel her. Reasons fpr this decline are ria for the Jan. 1 game but than mark ha considered retiring, put a never-increasing number, of announced that tick hunters, qiMtl rang* haa b«*n plow­ 01iIt had „ ________ — m * am ed clean of palmetto cover, fire it, first "served’’ 'b ills but*’a nrotoctlon of timber haa resulted r announcement, which mans In vegetation too denaa for quail, iptctlva buyers missed, slid dean' farming haa Incrensed. and sal# would ba postponed until unrestricted, grating and uncon­ trolled burning am prevalent In tome sections of Florida. 'For some time, tha Game Oem- f T A « M o iM 4 v a n c « c f Tsbvhlon Sal I v o r Built • • • N i W EASY TERMS Ing and other practical l»nd-ua# • 199’ * In addition many vlduajs art evpaf FOR 1 9 5 3 N ow Trado S r11u 11 S( f COM In Ydui s w �<? t j if I'll H W E A T H E R r o u D o ir r faceDe your Saaford Htrsld, Cit| W a n te d Delivery, by 7:M P. U.. picas* tali YELLOW CAB 1414 ifm t l .Hoxltv cloudy ulth scattered shown a ; cleailtuj am) becoming colder In rjllihatier area thla afternoon and elsewhere during the night; Thursday fair and colder. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XL1V Establish«d 1908 MaeArtker Will Not Go West To See Ike, ;Says Military\Aide Absence Of From New sults In tion Over General YorkKeSpecula­ Meeting *..*-**WlL SANFORD. FLORIDA W EDNESDAY D E C . 10. I»R 2 No. 79 Awsnclntrd P r e u l.cimcd W ire ■*- lA *t**^ ■* p ■enhower’H Aides Visit 1he’ Vviiite House Special Awards Made At Annual Scouting Dinner ues Before High Tribunal On Segregation Issue Plot To Purloin Davis Testifies U.S. Jet Secrets About Dulles In Nipped In Korea Alger Hiss Case Cites Separate Facil­ ities In District Of Columbia Under Di­ rect U. S. Control NEW YORK lit—An aide (aid today Gao. Doutlaa MacArthur '4 doe* not contemplate going weat for a conference with Preildcnt Officers Installed At elect Dwight D. TUenhower on Hv KAIIL K. RACMAN Meeting Attended the war In Koraa. , WASHINGTON P - John W. The aide, Col. S. L. Huff, said By Sizeable Group Davis argurd before llie Supremo there wai no ground for specula­ Air Foret* Ijentonunt New Statt Secretnrv Court today tlini framers of the tion the former Far Kait comFirst Recommended lull Amendment never Intended It lly HOIl ANTHONY mumlrr would go tu the west coait Works OnCuseWith as a liar lit separate schools (or Installment of officer* and pre­ Hiss To Foundation while and Negro students to meet Eisenhower, now returning sentation of special award* were OSl To NubTwoGls from a visit In Korea On- i clot an New York attorney mudr lust night at the annual din­ Huff declined to dlscusx Mac- ner and liuslnrss meeting of the WASHINGTON e Allmni-v told Die court it was inconceivable lly STAN f i l l IF It Arthur's whereabouts except to say Central Florida Council, Hoy John W Davis ie-filint Io'I,iv thnl tliat Hie Congress which submit­ TOKYO <P -An Air Force lieu John Foster Dulles first leciuit ted (tie amendment to the stales - the general "Is not available." Scouts of America, at the Episco­ leuant who pin veil along hrouglil mended Alger Ills* for head of for ratification intended to maka 0 The speculation aroie attar El- pal Parish house with approxi­ about the arrest of tun M-rgoaul* the Carnegie Foiiml.ilion for Inter segregated schools unlawful The sanhower In a radio message to mately litu men anil women active on charges of trying to -.HI Y s national Pence ami iti.it all reports amendment, made a part of the MacArthur expressed Interest in In the Scouting program attending Snbrt- jet secrets Constitution In Ifua. says no state on him were good ones learning the former Far East com­ from .Seminole. Orange, Osceola, Details (lf the Inceslig ilion and Davis a Carneele irnslor who .shall deny any clliien the equal manders views on ending the Ko­ Lake, Halifax, Volusia and Hrevard •he September arrests of the two, was tin- Democratic nominee lor protection of flu* Counties. the laws rean War. S Sgt OulsepiH- t'nsciii .14. and president lit 1021 .mt>i-u>cd le-fore I Davis pointed out Dial Congress Newsmen who attempted to con ‘ Officers installed for the yeai S Sgl John P Jones, 22, were a House subcommittee mtesfigat 'persisted in providing separate estcruoy prior K to were: llonald A. Cheney, presi­ tact MacArthur yesterday disclosed today fm the first time ing lux exempt foundations f„r schools in the District of Culumannouncement of the exchange of dent; Or. John Conn, vice-presi­ In records mudi- available lo The possible evidence of siilnerMtr in hsa over wliidi it ha* a direct radio messages were told by his dent; Doyle Darnold, treasurer; Assoc riled Press !>\ earlier -• ir fluenec office he was "out of town." liirHillctlon and Kenneth I, Drown, commis­ ci's wou cannot lie named OOVIINO* fHIRMAN ADAMS, of New Hampshire, John It. .Steelman center). Assistant lo President After the exchange was an­ sioner. Elected a* district county He xniti the leglxlaltve litlerpreThe $2l),lHNl a veal t> III** had They discloseti Truman, and Arthur If. V/ndentierg Jr (left), me shown (luring n meeting ;it the White Mouse Adonis nounced last night, the telephone chairmen were; John Pierson, ns iiresidcul of the Carnegie Fo o- t.diuti u( Hie meaning and the xcojm 1.1 William I. Murtrtsv of timet datiiiu before he s u , sent to tail called |l a reconnaissance visit. Vurtd*nberg Jr will be PrwJdent-elect Fi.rnhowei-'s secretnrv The New 9 supervisor at the Waldorf Tower Seminole: Stanley llumhy, Orangi ; nf the ameiidment w.t* micIi that no Dal liy, |'a -----' • Hampshire Chief Executive will assume Steelman's Job III Hie Elsenliowei Administration, if uler>nilt<oi,il) Apartments, where he lives, said Itlley .Miles, Osceola; Willis Mc­ ("ini t* luMlfied tit ix-’tiiring it. the general wai not at home. Call, Lake; A. J. Fleming, Hali­ I'avi* tpeclfieiillx i* utklng tho An exchange of messages, an­ fax; Glenn Marlin, West Volusia; |arrested before they mi ad!' contact 1 m ' " ' I'1e*,d,,ii".il cam Supreme Court tu uphold the South nounced yeslcrday aboard this uiid Lee Mundid I, Hrevard. with a I'oimmmtsi mu-ut ,m.| the i urulm.i CiitnHtiiliiin and lit lawi heavy crustcr carrying the Presi­ Walter Patton and llernnrd M. xccret informuttiin «.ts muc .I 1 Di-mtH-ruttc i-.tiuiul.it,- Vdl.n sic which require separate school* for dent-elect and members of his proseusnri was critict/ed in the earn Griffin were presented with the t'asebi ix under mental ..hscrt.t while and Negro student* The cur­ cted administration back to the loin In Tokyo, in-nding a dcciMuu ,'oign fm liming given a i h iractci rent argument* are on ease* chal­ . S , cleared the way for a meet Silver Heaver sward hy Donald A. Cheney. This is the highest award whether he will be tried h, ............. (fejHisIthin fur ILss at the first lenging segregated education as ing between Elsenhower and Macfur which a Scouter ean he nomin­ martial The maximum i»-it.tli\ t* Inal id the former Stale Depirl practiced nrtnclpally In the South. Arthur. ated hy a council. Nominations are (Contlmied Du Page six t Davis told the court that School lilent offlci.il Sfcvt-tHoti ii-ptlcd It also appeared to dissipate held in complete secrecy and final whatever coolness had developed District No I in Clarendon County, •hill he hail onlv made a stale decision Is made nt the national t between the two former chiefs of merit as to Hiss' reputation m i l where Hie South Carolina conlro* staff during the prasldenllal cam­ level of Scouting. The Silver Bea­ Advei tisin*r Program Hint he Gen Elsenhower and v*T*y urine, has 2,7i»9 registered Silver Springs Owner ^ letide Is ver I* awarded to those men who paign, when MacArthur sunporled Dillli-s were all of the opuiiim lli.it student* alul 21)6 reglxterrd ............................ (Conllnunl On Page Slit Ken. Robert A. Taft of Ohio for have shown long, varied and dls it was giMnl Dulles, in lorn mill Is Given Approval lntcrc.'tios in tiiigui*lu-d service to yuuth and the OOP nomination. he and Slevetixnn were both do "I am looking forward to in who have Included the pre-ti— of By C Of C Board ceived by Hiss hill Stevenson's h Tormal meetings In which my as Scouting lilent* In their dally liv»*. iCnnllmird tin Page Six) sociatea and I may obtain (he full Including the two recipients of th< A suggestion by John Ivey In be­ TALLAHASSEE i f f - A llfelnng benefit of your tjd nkina W g’ gnd and ex' ex- "word last night, there are now 3(1 half nf fhe Sanford Merchants As"The Little Mixilp," hv Lillinii friend of Ward Cnrnellii*. Tam- NIcIioIkhi Rhearun, a story deni Scooters front this rouncll who are arle nee" on Korea , holders of th* Silver Heaver. iiiin ciitivlclcd of ninnslnughler fur in" with Christmas ulotiir * vnru-d East. Elsenhower radii In another special presentation. killing hi* 16 year old dnughtnr'a religion* theme, was rend ludnv thur Sunday. 3 MacArthur replied on Monday; James llurdcn was Riven a 40-yrsr ■husband, jilendcd lialny fur cle-u he Mr*. ... * '1 am grateful h r vour Interest Servlet- Pin ns a symliol of the F E-"'in M.V'oo ^Mnipanied i.< htj f l ] 1)111 F l l l i r f ' "f'b** I’llol tilth voted to Park Avenue was refer ♦uL-y nn lit* bi-half number of yi-arj be has ^-rn.unlive ch p a k a o o i rm -ste** s m 1TI11 •III IPUII \ IM II l , ill their meeting In llte Yaeht Club the Advertising and Publi­ W M Davidson Silver Springs, wife, nreaenteil two vocal mini In the fWntlrig brogi-am. Inst night lu assist with the "Mocity Committee by Inc Seminole b"t 1 ilorteg the pr"gturn at (tie j IfsndaM Ch*se Jitme* R, Keith who xnld he hn* known llie Cor lei-iilni Klwnnis Club liinclo-ioi | \ tnie * d « i teei no a - i thers' Marcl...... Polio" to be hold N. Hav Carroll, R. A. Thweatt and County Chamber of Commerce nellu* family for 60 years, told tn I ' e I'C I-Mfer, In,loo il„. 10,1 ,,,e evening of Jan 2U Mr*. V. board of directors meeting laxt Karl Lehmann were named neGon- night the Cnluiii't Pardon Hoard "I fig iiie-tlng a' Hie Yacht i loti c■' Messenger xvu* mi Hied at chair, < at the City Hall. The H'liilinc (lerill with tile M- month of ' invenil.ei*1 council renresentetlves. Tfu-v lire the man Just went totally inmanofnfthe theiirganijalional commit ........1 Mr Ivey pointed out Hint if pax n lib h man 11CIONS i-oionb-xHie* elnmi rile led fines a ,... ,1 ,,, 1 1 * nl*o nrc members of the executive xuile " XVI I III ||, ■-I sengrr cars wore directed to iivulil •l ’i <’mil t i*i leeIlnurs were set up fur each tiV a little Jew ish gill at Chi ltd Johnnie J. VYood, woi.d filmed Imlinl. Cornelius shot J |- Lane. .'II I pill tin* fil GU'-st "iienker for the evunlnir French Avenue they would have an "Human Fly," will elluu, op tin year old ll.ipltsf preacher who inn* time nini how slo- -et nboui em ding i II P4.1l. member to man fin- Salvation was Dr. II. W. Hood, dean of nien opportunity to *eo Sanford mill Hu- Sanford Atlantic National Hank eloped with hi* daughter The I‘1411 solving her nrolilem with the as Army Kettles on Saturday, Dec U business district of thr city Instead \ • 1 1 1 T § .1 *' Hlie list fit'l l I(4- nt Hie Post Office ami in front of building tomorrow night foi the iliiyliu: look place mi a imsv iluwn •istiinco of f*at'"i|ii' mill Christum Appreciation was expressed to and dlreetor of guidance nt Stef-un thl* put .... thl‘iMl"h no l i M.i Tory's Mrs M City officials for their attitude to- lfnlyersltv. Introduced hv We*u-v of passing right through on French benefit of llie Sanford Cm I An town Tampa street Cornelius was i'l-imtl-l c'rl file inI* It Smith, The report of the advertising ami Putrid'* cadet training ptogiiini al ward law enforcement In a recent Sxveatt, Ur. Hood compared the Mr Mi-Cnv sane "Love of the •I)** m**t4'» n el inti*, -X'lncll ll cliulrluati of the Mental Health publicity commltlae which met sentenced to serve five years In Itiuol," •"Hr.I « » -■! 1| ....I letter to the City mi lii-h diltv and "Mum i •mg nieiei v, iin inliter of the cltlli, read an ap­ 11/ Commission from life of n h«v from birth to nin-i- yesterday afternoon under the 7:.'l() |>. in. If it ruin*, tin- sens), the State Prison tionul *tunt will In- utletniiii-ii 1}|i. > lull o-i 1 *71 76, Ihe Seminole County Ministerial hood to a large axseml-lv lire In ini'- l.itllo Coal Itlai-k Kini-," ..... peal from the stale ussnelutlon for 1ilit .•f !»..» total mm "It was mi preiiifditnlril mur dealing with a little Negro |(lil Association. Industry where the (Uiallte of the chairmanship of Holland [lean was again on Friday nigtil at Go <nui< -f xarums Item* inr the slate initlsubmitted and the various alloca­ dcr," llaviil-uiu declared time. (Continued On Page Six) The letter, signed by W. P -x.-ic ,liim tiitiuils at ChultillluiK lire arid Ar­ Tile program today was tu the •'ll !' M»•!' tion of fundi fur Iritlimlrial and Ibe luiurd also wus asked to, rliaigi- of tin minstnl comiiiittei- ♦rmI f* |r» .1 Brooks Jr., president of the asso­ i 'olivi.'lioll* XXe cadia to xxhtch thi- member* de­ tourist advertising In the amount free from prison the Negro slayer | ciation. Is as follow*: !• 1 ifmtil 1>x holy,' Ka1 1xI, cided to send a package In Ihe of 86,600 was approved by the di­ of a white man to "give notice —oil 'lie goes! iinrlicipant* Were ll-o> IidI.L » hi i II llo- r,.*t I >>mik neat future Articles are to be left "The Seminole County Minister­ intiiiiloced In- Ituperl SI rick laud rectors. that ciilored folks have right* just ial Association voted an expres­ led 'tie |i-na,|e in xxtlli Mr* Snittli at tier home un Mai tin St im-cipher, president, ronlike white fulks " President fl. W. Spencer an sion of deep appreciation to tho ■o n , i xxdti (i loin | of " I . xvliii h llos.dt.1 Drive nounced rx-nfficlo directors of the Hiirlun G Hinson. Tampa law illli leil til-- meeting. City Commissioner*, the Citv MonMr* J I' Hull, international reHerman Mnrii*. orincipul of -I'-'—lini' xiidn'ioM* were second Chamber of Commerce ax M L. ver. sought a pardon fur Willie nger, and the Chief of Police for chairman, reported on » riniuious who i* serving an 18 I Seinllinle lligli Scllnol. nilliminced vx till a lo h ,I of |8 \ i nt a I of 16 fiilliui* Raborn, president of tho Sanford their altitude of law enforcement. "i " h u ll defendanti were Mift which was sent last month to Merchanta Association; Judge year manslaughter sentence lor 11 tir‘" ,iu'" would be giv.-n - ' Ttile is with special reference to City Manager Thomu* Lemon shooting i V Langston early till* i A total of (2,276.81 of the goal Dougin Stenitrom, who Is alio a ,l’'' gymn«*liun In- the ehni g e t xvilli i arete** amt lieeli I'ukixiun for it* riiihlreti'x Welfare tho site of alcoholic beverages on . f.ii-t etluill team fm the pul.In- nt i-ciii di ivuig came tu-fnre ltn- I'rogram A ri-imrt of the Milk week deya and on Sundays. We also of 10,000 In the annual teal sale director In his own right, presi­ went on record thl* morning ns year Hank chairman Mi** t'harlutie The plea in behalf of Timmons I ***?••• o'cliu-k tonight The (V|erv| i-in-i I appreciate your courteav to the of the Seminole County Tubercu­ dent of the Sanford Junior Cham endorsing the new garbage tun IB) in to ease- in m u lt were a* fot Smith, rcvt-nled ;■ total of Ministerial Association In kindly losis and Health Association has bar of Commerce; Tom Lemon, "Mabllser” Invented r e c e n t l y xva* nut- of more Hutu no oil the Fed* pinv Winter I’urk here ill oitarl* of fresh milk given to un^ manager, end H C. Dodd, through the Jftint effort* of Ah x dot'ki'l fur thi* YMutpr tjuurluriy •heir first game Fruluy inoining, ioxv llroiil;eiiin*-i mill ilisonterlv derjirix ilcgi-il families during the listening to the expression of our been collected, according to a re- city ____ •••!»! i•HMr • *1 ft I'ttgr M|| c o d , i d , M ilittoiitevly ennduct, 7, f ni* Tlm Crawford. )«>t>■ of jiort given at the quarterly lunch­ chairman of the Board of County he -aid views on the lubjecL Hanford. f fu­ mouth of Novi-iuhcr "Always we stand ready to he of eon meeting «f the board of direc­ Commlialonera. The Klwiini- ('Inti will volunteer 1 i•••1*1- tin- «IO|> III l| ,ei| Aiinimncenieiit wa* made nf the After viewing the model of tills Report* were made by the base help to the Commlisloner* In In­ tors yesterday by limner Osborne, |l« Kervicei in ii-stHtlng the Hal ll »■til. <i; -o-lling a —In*i•• in lotteiv cluh'* annual t'litixtma* party terest nf the moral eondllluns of seal sales ehalrman, at the Monte- ball and tourlit fsitlval commit- metal garbage can «ccea»or\ at vii 11nn Arinv m It* keltic priigrain tin nioiii x t its-aull ami Lattei v which will In- ft*-Ll next I'uesday lee* ami e dlicuiilon ensued nn the Mr. Smith'* *liop un Rimte 17 1 * 2 . the City—especially aa they relate tums Hotel. r.ir rlirlxlma" i,y Inking liver the failing to halt at n stop sign mid evening MumPcr- laitillle* will be The campaign totel collected In­ oueatlon of organDIng a group for Mr. Lemon a*»ert»-d, "You -an to the yn-mg ncoole. iM ng all mg hi III tin- Inixlui-** t|K. piir, y .,m | M r „ M I, ell ringing und collection ofPl.runcertainly quoitme a* endorsing "The City Clerk has alwayi been cludes 1123.80 accrued by the Ne­ the purpose of locating good In lithution* Dec. 2.‘l. William Daw " "iterating t. motor f stone will have charge of the thl* new Invention. I think it i* a glad to help u> In any Information gro division of thr drive through duitrlal site* and offering ipccla) •on I* chairman tif the committee veto, |.. xx-idlc itn<It-r tin- .......... to " program Gift* fur tin- Elks Comwhich wo have made; also the Cltjy a turkey dinner, and 1(17.30 from inducement* to manufacturers and wonderful thing and 1 believe I intoxicating tiiiuoi, nossesslut iminitv Christmas Tree will be dialing with ilii* one-day project. every home owner In Hanford the aale of association bangles distributor* to locate their busi­ _ Attorney. So often the tendency Other civic i Intel in the city ate of a «hiti,' In a ', Iterx- r,,r loom-v, Ijiiiuglit to the mi-t-liug *hould have one." Ihe mum-* of 16 prospective fnr(double bar pins) last Wednesday, nesses In this city. The mailer wit* r lo criticise when something i-scf,tn*e* f,ion th,* Florida IndusThe iri-nsuri-r ri-iMirted that a While Mr. Hmith ha* alri-mly " r* •* were ilraxvn for a panel today Inking over the dutie* in H-e chnrturned over to the Industrial Com­ done: we do not like—we fee., following tha Christmas parade. i'i,il School, Ortihi, parkiitir over cht-t'k tu the aimuint of (12 60 had Itnlde pro-'rnm on other day*. made two model* of the new irp-lal ' “ " ■tnl I In l minty (’mirl for tiniipeiiing A total of 8,000 letters, endui­ mittee for action. however, we should like to com­ t im— tut,I imririqier t > inking 2 lit-i-ti -ettl lu renew Hie club’s mem­ Ilui-nt of thi- ctuti today were E. ||ng* „t ]n nit The report of the budget and fl ..wceaeor/. anti u pal.-nt i* " f <-rlintnt, 1 mend you for a good attitude on ng sheets of seals, have been sent J. Dm fee, O.liiiolo, and HuniinV , iii'ii. ,lt iinl, t, it'■<t noil Invest! gn- bership in the Chamber of Comlaw enforcement and observance." to county residents, but only a few nance committee wa* lubmllled tit-ndlng in Woahlitutnn, tin- in u. til, Dec. 16. liisiit II I Iv coll,llll l Mini literei- and also a clu-ek for 110 lo During con, I toiluv, plea* xveie Jni-oli-oM. prexhlciit of tin- SUM I'otl, more than 1,000 recipients had by Chairman J. I). Rnxtcm anil vt-ntor* are utill In Hit- iti-Giil.-ii-, H o ,i it s , l a ' , n n . vi i , - i-IHex', tuvi'sli- Hu- Tuberculosis ami Health Asiobeen hoard from, he reported. Tho unanimously approved The budget Niagt- " f plumilnK iMtfiire itiTuully Iii-miiI l>v Judge Douglin HteiiHtroui Key Ctuh. gri'ioli. In, 1o ri Itr-, ft,(lore to |oo elation, Mr* Nancy llrock presid­ seal aalea ehalrman uroe* redid ■hows anticipated revenue* of la-glniiltiK tirKuiiitutlim ittul |,hi- prepiiraloi V to till* opening of X'ldi' a prnni*l i ecepliiitle for On ed over (he ini-t-lliig with 18 memcourt next Moiiduv. No civil ruse* Local ents to send In eontrllmtlmia In an 822,600 Including W.ooo each from tluctlott, Want "Many Important dctuiU must appear on Ihe docket colli'.'lion iif I'tiilmge unltiwfullv Iters present »wer to th»8e letters, ll Is not nr- .the City end County, and memtier I.Ill I,ing I i i m Ii in Ml alley osi'lllieil Twelve plea* of not guilty were eeeaary to aend $1 for each of the ahlps amounting to yio.ooo Anti be Ironed out before w« van oven To Help DcHtitute State TAX COI LKCTHINH begin production," Mr. Crawford entered today along xvilli seven H. C. Moore Sr. wse elected aa two eneloaed prl-oiter, lenving the sei-ne ‘ ed aheeta seals —enw —env clpatcd expendlt sheets of seal* expenditure* " • r * ” " VO IInclude IIV IU X IV y|u w , lleeelpt* totalling ut'OUt (470, emphailied, "Such as niurki-tlng high priest at the regular convo- contribution, large or small, will 600 far orianlietlon personnel salguilty plea*. Thlrtee n case* were of a Irn ffii’ ucdilent, pa rking on Tho deluge of phone call* ami A cation last night of Monroe Chap- btt welcomed. arias, 10,600 for advertising and procedure, cost and iitnmlnrd Ira­ continued until JJi-c. 2D und !M Inquiries by local people winding the xvrong ’ tile of Hu- street, n a r k ­ mm have iieun Issued for County "ter No. 10. Royal Arch Masons. bonds were estreated. ing in nrnhiliiteil urea, iiiirkltii' tn tax eitilertions, John Gnlloway, Future plane for publicity were publicity, 11,000 for tourist enter­ tion." .Other officers elected were 0. J. made fttr the cempnlim which con- tainment and 1760 for fairs. Resulting f|-om today's court ac­ tu help the destitute Hughey Davis n_ reserved spare Tha now stabiliser consist* of ............. _ __ Tax Collector, ri-vt-ulvd today, with end operating fumily, whine home xva* burned Wilkinson, king; J. P. Holtxclaw, tlnuee through Chrlitmas Dey. The President flpencer commended E. three metal pipe* about four feet tivities, 12 ruse* were xluti-d lo tn the ground with all their ixts- motor vehicle will, oimettn-' lieeiti'e,! - Ml1 11 ,(*ek log of check* received write; L. T. Sheppard, treasurer, ImporUnce of membere of the O, Kiloatrtck Jr. ter tho fine work long, connected by two *et* of •tart next Monday. Six cull-* in­ in November to bn processed. Tho I each. and F. L. Miller, secretary. Mr. board ailen'llni' their meotlnga he did on Ihe membershln drive cross member* In the shape of u volve charge* of driving while In­ sessions and clothe* only Inxt Wed­ total tux roll Is about |7CI,(KK), nesday, forced explain lllll White 8h*ppard and Mr. lflller were re­ was emphasised. toxicated! two rase*, aggravated triangle. The three pipes, standing Mr Galloxvuy said taxes re­ and pointed out that Wally Peltto maku public the shoe and clothe* elected to their offices. Dean Smith I)ic.s horltontally to each other, nrc aaiault, one, intoxication unit Proceeds of the count y-wlde rich had secured f f new membero. ceived total tin- "laigest amount •«>» “ Ih.r. sixes nf every member of the thrust a foot into the ground where three, traffic violation*. campalm are used In combatting The teem of Al Lee was accordod tlmt lot* ever I... .. paid In HawSuddenly In Chicago tliele Name* of the panel of Jutot* Dovli family ludnv. 8 BA DUTY tuhcrcutoila In th» county. County during the month of the honor of having sold the larg­ the flrat set of cross Imrs hit the They ore is follows: father, ground. The aeeond set of rro*» which wu* drawn hy Judge UteriRobert Culhun, eon of Mr. and Attending veaterdav’* meeting est number of memberships. November, during wtiieh month trousers 30 x 20, ennt 34, shirt 14 Itrom are a* follow*: J. II. Htapler. Mrs. M. L. CuHutn, 901 South Etli- were Mrs. J, Denver Cordell, presi­ momlwre are situated only n ft-w Dean Hmllh, hu’diaud of tlu> teem captains participat­ four per cent discount is allowed." shoe* 7; mother, dres* 12, coat ott Avenue, who Is eervittg lit the dent; Kerlvle Hpu»hold*r. Csrl ingOther in the drive were B. I.. Per- nches above tho flrat set ami con­ La Verne L. Wt-rley, Allen Leg­ 14, shnea GW; Raymond, nge 13. former Catherine Meim'h nf Han­ The discount drum to 3 par gett, Cailer (i. Hart, Dewey C. U. S. Nery, left last Frida-- to re- Prlaoc. Frad R. WR-on, Fire tJWef nect Ihe plpea to form a trlaniruford. died suddenly In Chlcugo, ac­ (Ceetkeeed On Pegs fUa) trouser* 10, shoe* 2W, shirt 8; cording to word received here yes­ cent III December, 2 per cent tn Beene, Grover H , Moon, Robert H, ar nlatform for the garbage enn. Meek Cleveland; Mre, Jamee-MnThe manifold benefit* of the Pitts, Roy'J. Liver*, Aaron J. Tay­ Joyce, age 9. dress 8, shoes (small) terday. He xva* the nephew of Mr*. January, I per cent in February flrtth, Lo*t*woodf Mr^ W. A. site «prt.,j William* of Hanford; and and none in March. Unpaid taxea lour, stxo •tabllsers are to raise the can* off lor, Curtis John Hull, I.eRov Gra­ 13; coat 9; Wavnc. age four, Forward, F om at City; Mre. Ridh Uw ground, thu* preventing cor­ ham, hlarlou C. Gordon, Harold K. four in everything, Nell, age two. , (|(l j,r„jjirr.in.|aw „ f John und become delinquent April I. Hamilton. Fern Park: Mrs. J. W. Metre. rosion, and at the same time pre­ Herbit, Marlon E. Rtu-lhy, Richard heme on Edmund Melseh of .Sanford, und Yarborough, Geneva; M*7 *>n Reek, go one. anything ter a one-year KNIGHTS TKMI'LAAK venting tha cane from being upset (I. Hickson. Jon Mi-lsrh of Tampa. Mr. 0*borne end Mrt. Clare Jobe, child. The order of tha teintilt will be David C. Brock, James It. HooluSeminole County Junior by either dogs or high wimf*. Edmund Mriich M t thl* nft<*rexecutive secretary. The Salvation Armv is sccent- noon bv plane to attend the fune­ conferred at the meeting of tha "Thera Is a posalbllty that we han, Klchnrd I,. I’ardue, Edwin ft. Chamber of Commeree-aponsored Do Your Christmas Shopping at •ould mnnufaeturi this atahllxer Randall Jr., M- M. HloMom, G. W. Ing »nv and all donations for the ral which will tut held tomorrow lit Tavlor Commnndery, K n l g h t i CAR TO MBKT Dovli family, which will be ereotly Chirugo. Templar, at 7:3n n. m. Friday. An A epeelel. meetln* of the (ten- Home” Campeigtt la underway In here," Mr- O '.. <trd pointed out. Carver, Harry H. Geiger, Ralph F. appreciated, added Copt. White. oyster supper will close the mtelford Civil Air Patrol’s eedet full awing, according to Chairman ’but nothing la definite a* vt-L Hubbard, It. A. Howard, Joseph Copt. White announced that tho We are most anxious right now to Warren, Tslbot 8. Crawley, I.axv~TA(i DKADLINK ■mtadron bee been relied for to­ Tim Crawford. We have purehaeed both newe- find out the public's reaction to the rence S. Wilkins, Frank H. Ash- flrat two dime board* ter the Sal­ Deadline for reserving automo­ night at 9:00 o’clock at 1600 paper vation Armv'x Christmas fund bile license tags Is next Mondav, apace end radio time In an new idea. FfVnoh Avegtte by d a p Britain "Roth flmltty and ! went the William II. Shippy, Sanford A. have been filled up. W. L, Ellis John Gallowav, Countv Tax Col. all-oat effort to urge the people Jo*.*t Andes. Meier W ellf Khrone RITZ Sanford end Seminole County to nubile to eome out to the ehnn end Woodruff, Norman F. Rua**11, L, contributed the first dime at the lector, warned today. In order to will be the guest » w k e r . Ftene “ Suddon Fear" thete holiday shopping In flan- (aspect the metal *t*H end give fl. Jackson, Marlon n. Thome*. board In front of the post office reserve a tag, he aaiil, it la neces­ for s*aelo# lemoerow nleht's “ Ho­ George R. Brit, Henry E. CortlrM. end Mr». Margaret Wane wai the sary for the motorist to pay the ui their Ideaa about It.” . __ ............. 1:00 ■ 9:07 • 6:!4 - 7:21 • B lit man F l < enoftarle at Ihe Hanford Mr. Imifli, who W am e famous Llnwood T. Twymsn, George D. flrat person to put a dime In the cost nf the tug, pin* a 81 reserva­ Tlle campaign Is stressing the M O V IE L A N D for Inventing the "Bnappln1 Tor- iHudson, Herman L. Hrumley, Ra. board at McCrory'x Five and Ten tion fee. "L ittle E gyn t" tie” lawn mower, ie curronllv dertek E. Atlem*. Willard R. Con- Cent Store. Tho new 1963 tags will go on Show opens fl:S0, flrat feature The donitiona have been good workin* on a " revolutionary" clt- nollv, Herbert laimpert, Merwvn being printed to rue cultivator. Mr. Crawford >• a .!* Cullum, William P. Chapmen, ao fei, but twice aa mxnv a* last sale Jan. 6. he disclosed, and will 0:69, Intermission 8:90, Ua| feature 8:68 .V . Igete to Jne shop- ealeemaa at Seminole County Mo* Joe P. Daniel* and Charlea II. yaar’a total are needed thla year, ho sold strictly in aeouuncc, un­ less previously reserved. Capt. White aald. tore, Shaw Move Is Launched' To Divert Autos From French Ave. S Pardon Board Is Asked Leniency In Varied Cases ^ Motit i;0- i rojrram Fealure Hair o f Cornelius A Kiwaiiians Med Pilot Club Votes To Assist Drive To «1,9*3 Collected In November Rv Fines JRaise Polio Funds Ministers Express Thanks To City For Law Enforcement Tom Lemon Gives His Endorsement To New Invention $2,275 Is Col lofted In Xmas Seal Drive By Seminole Group Prospective Jury List Is Drawn For Court Panel Today t H. C. Moore, Sr. Is Named High Priest 1* Jaycees Are Pushlnir Home Trade ProgTam Movie Time Table 7SSra.7-t3S,"*..ia,8; — - I l-/fiti r #p;* ; ■1■''V *-k _______ . .a - .? ! .. ... r *. .a. �A & P Employees To Share Part Of Fund Rebel Houh Officer Is (>iven Discharge Long-Range Farm Policy Of Ike Not Yet Formulated The University of Florida grid Defensive halfback Tommy Ivei toam intercepted 13 of St opposing led the way with four intercep p u n * in thoir flrat four frame*, tion*. Employee* of tho Grttt ASP WASHINGTON LW—An honorable dl.'chnrec has been approved for Copt. < arl Izard, one of the Air Force olflccr* who refused last fprliyj to fly. Irani, nt Krcalcr Air Force llnsr. M iss., w as convicted on a charge of malingering nntl sen trnerd to dishonorable discharge with forfeiture of all pay aod nl- Tea Company throughout tho country will ahare mare than |2,* 000,000 in pre-holiday eompenaaHon thla year, it waa announced today by Italph W. Burger, Preildent of the food chain. Every employee with aa much aa ala month* aervlce will receive a part of the annual fund voted by the Company’* Board of Di­ rector*. Distribution la scheduled foe December 12th. CHRISTMAS PRKSKNTP federation I* holding it* annual come together, Wa s h i n g t o n eft—Some arms The 1913 Fotd Crestline Sun!leer with its smart open car styling la available In 12 new colon ranging from ; convention here. i "The conclusions developed In plants may be closed In the coming Ellcnhouer said he rerngnized |such nation-wide discussions should Coral Harne Red to Raven Black. With It* "Brtetrwty" top up, the Sunliner provide* the wtaiheMfght comfort < months because of a levelling off of ■ ltdan. Two-tone leather and vlnyt teats hltnd with Inside paneling and htrmonlre with outside colors. I that government must help farm lullme be cvpreasrd to the np In defense production, with specific era achieve a stabilized prosper!, proprlnte committees of Congress cutback* to be announced In tho ly but he did not specDy how he anti to the membership of the ng next few days, the Pentagon said thought this might he done, lie rleullurnl advisory commlsalon Inst night. ndlcatcd n hope Ihe rnatler coultl whit h wc are pledged to establish, PrcHident Truman Ih More Stormy Manta Andrew Herding, director of the be derided hy ihe time the present The farm Imreatt members are HOLLYWOOD ) Defense Department Information Kn route To Capital Appear In Prospect office, law itipporllng basic agricultural expected to adopt their rrcnmmon told newsmen the develop, rommndille* through IBM expire*, datlnna regarding farm support* menl did not mean a lessening of "I hope," ho s shl. "that during tomorrow nt closing sessions of By The Associated Press AltOAflD TRUMAN SPECIAL, the defense production program HOLLYWOOD (JR — Our success Kn Route to Washington (ft—PresUm next two ><i'ir* the condition* the four-day meeting, whieh l> he More stormy weather appeared nut that: story for today Is narrated by her dent Truman was en route to the along the coaai from San Kranciscn affecting rural welfare will lie big attended hy fl.OOtl members *'We have reached the point capital city today on perhaps his coast today butgenerally thoroughly analyred ami that po* The present law support* the nib*. Miss Georgia Gibbs. fair Georgia Is the pride and Joy of ait trip in Ihe welt-traveled pres­ weather waa the outlook for the where we can see where we are alble aolutions will he discussed In price of major commodities at no Worcester, Mn»*_, an orphan girl idential special car, the Ferdinand rest of the country. meetings wherever rurnl people per cent of parity. who mode good. Rne has some hard Magellan, Storm warningswere posted words for gals who think they can The Chief Executive left his along the coast fro mSan Francisco make a success In show hi* over home town of Independence, Mo., to British Columbia last night as night It’s a matter of tough work. last night with Mrs. Truman, their a storm moved fn from the North Miy* she, hut It con ho done. daughter Margaret, and the Pres­ Pacific. Rain and snow in the And If you want to follow her ident's brother, J. Vivian Truinan mountains extended aa far south formula, here's all you dn: of Grandview, Mn. as central California. I. Start alnging with o dance The President was understood The mild temperatures for thla hand Thla pointer has worked well to be at work on problem* which time of year continued over much for Hetty Hutton. Hetty Grnhlc, have accumulated in hi* five-day of the eastern half of the country absence from Washington to at­ although some cooler air spread tend the funeral at Independence Into areas west of the Mississippi of Mrs. Truman's mother, Mrs. River. The strong southerly flow ............... ’allacc. David W which dnmlntcd midwest weather last night moved eastward to the western slope of the Appalachians. Steel ReHtrlctions 311(1 Kiwi Firnt H ire d Phone ' Temperatures were far above sea­ sonal levels, including no in ChatMay lie Slackened lanonga, Tcnn.. M in ftirkcrsburg, WASHINGTON LW-Thc govern­ W. Va,, and 38 In Knoxville. Light rain felt In area* from ment may slacken Jan 1 the light Georgia northward Into the lower ban on now much steel may he Great Lakes after heavier used to build schools, public works, fall* In «nme region (toMan Crate 1 2 * 11. 2, 7.-, section*. Light *now hospitals and recreational and hit part* of tho U r y . FlnrliU Dakota* and Min­ O ra s ca l ('ra te U S D -] as nesota ■ in umtii.ni. Depmillnic ssssm Mate Farmers Market ROBSON SPORTING GOODS mvVSL Federal Job-Holders Show Small Decline STANDARD BODY CO CARS I’AINTKI) SOQ.llf Kent lltillilltiK commrrrl.il construction Bell &Mowed ISHANII NEW MUMl MOVIt iunjl^T O R WASHINGTON kP-The numher nf federal Job holder* *hnwcil a small deercn*c In October for Ihe third consecutive month, a SenateHouse committee sold today The Joint commlltoo un reduc­ tion of nun essential federal expendllures, headed hy Hen. Ilyrd <D Va>. reported there were 2.30(1.. .108 rivillan* on the federal payroll 'n October, a drop of 5,120 from September. The October (Imp was accounted for entirety hy civilian government agencies. Increases came In tho Army, Air Force and Poalnfflce department*. NKW YORK 'Al - Three patrol, men and ii 37-ycnr-nld gunman fought n furious gun buttle early today In the streets a block from Times Sipinre. The four men and three passershy were wounded In the fray. Police sold the three officers, aHof whom were seriously wound­ ed, exchanged shots with tho guathsn after chasing him from J l» Time* Sipiarc subway station fol­ lowing a fight. SACRAMENTO. Calif. i*-U avo Tho gunman, who suffered millH T R i |president H V m i|t T ll III I1 J I’ I m t lllU il of the m million tilde wound* of Ihe luulv wo* Idcn. IReek, tided hv police a* Clarence 0. member AFL Teamsters Union, Himm* of Cleveland. <>., a N ero. said Inst nluhl In an Interview that None of the passershy was hurt honnfide labor onions haven't any1thing to fear from President elect seriously. I Elsenhower. Peek, who succeeded Dsn Tobin CK31KNT* PLANT OPENS FLAG LK It REACH i.O — The ns leader of the teamsters this new multi-million dollar plant year, rltcil Elsenhower's designa­ where they will make cement out tion nf Martin P. Durkin, API, of ronulnn shells begin* prnductkm union nfdclal, as secretary nf la­ bor, aa evidence "the people who here today. When (hr Lehigh Portland reneb- have consecrated themselves to the ea full rapacity of 1,400,000 bar­ destruction of Inhor" arc not guid­ rels a year, the plant will use 1,100 ing the President rlcet's hand. Beck, hero for a dinner in his tona of shot! a day. honnr. said his union planned an In Pleistocene times, a species "TV Is the best thing for that," ol ground sloth as large as a she added "I did nnc chorus of rhinoceros existed In Ihe Western 'Kiss of Fire' un Milton Berle's Hemisphere. show. The next day, there were 75,000 of the records ordered In Hong Kong's population i* c»(l* A pound nf sugar contains 1,701 (Chicago nlnnel" mated nt about 2,300,000. calorics. Labor Head Sees No Need For Fearing Ike m iV V ULTM-MODEBN BELL & HOWELL Bmm PROJECTOR TRADITIONAL BELL A HOWELL QUALITY 11rutin llu, ll*kl. t-.wsi>l«ti( Hu. tlahl. ••ell'ii *. Ii'tlicn* I’ ry rin k G A <’ rn i« l.f llm v . HU Hr.slnii K. I.. CrtHt. Parsley .V llu*. Crain Oiiliotn. Ort-nn |)ti* Him. IVnn, P iik II-Ii Hit. 111,r. l’i.|iiii-rit Hit llt.ltI, I Iti.llnl.i-j, |>t,«. C r m r Ittininlnn K. U t’ r*ln Htiuuitli, Vnllttw llu lljtr l 'll r I»1 nt ••— Trr*«, c it mi ill.in Ki.-ti C 1 T K I* lint nun*. All llu* <Irn|ti.rrIII•. Iiim m ii llu* k ihii' i i m i iiii tu k t. |3.&»-3 23 II n o .I ;s l.ou.l.sn »] JS0 . 1 TS |M J aI. as li.tin 12 J * .io n II ill. 2 nil I I .*0 14.00- 1.IS |l SO. Ton 12.011 II Tlt.l.nn ll.n o riiiiinrlni.ii. A• r-IInk In nl*« U llu* 11 . 7 0 -2 25 IS V A It IKTIIIH iiriiflut n rurnl viul ul Miinrnnl Mlulii Vnnuurti Murknt (rum 10 H. m. t)or>. I, lu In ... ni tlnu. S. HISS. T.ilnl ri-< 7, 73 m pinkn«.-« t.Ik in hu|i |iIIum un nil |irtulurr, ilnuiHiut fnlr. murknt mtml lilnit *tnndy. ralilitg r wvuknr, ■ uppllno plrMIKut un •-IIrim. itumiiiul anutl. .mu kill rlriiily \ ACME no* V (>(■»■«* At*., (trlnml.i I iv.mill l i k e it m u n a t r ii t l i i p *1 In m* o ( -t HI li a " r I’u r ln lilu Ilia Mtli'lliun u l One seventh nf Ihe population of tho United Kingdom fa enmposed of children and young peo­ ple attending schools. (ru n timin' iteon u t i l i s a t i o n r*vnmlUliini.rt K tu rtrlu HawIIS.**. iriftc Dine (too* SCIENTIST KNIGHTED The n*w 221 ih(nw» a brighter plnur* tm >our Krsrn than any other makr Himn prelector with a 400-walt Laipl Laden r * ,' v 2T p n itfB ii ration , t , full 14-hour ihnw. ■I li*g«da *llaW*M<*. C**v«nl*nl paym*sl| *>I«S|«|L Wieboldt Studio & Camera Store 310 Knuth Park I-ONDON 0W-l)r. W. (I. Penney, 43 year-old scientist who set up Britain's first atomic eaptosion un a lonely Australian Island Oct. 3. was knighted by Queen Elisabeth II nt Buckingham Palnco today. A living "East London Fish" caught near South Alrlca recently belongs to a «|>ecle» which had bean believed In bo extinct for Ihe past M million ycara. Except for man, » the moat InteRI lya the Nation*! ( Pmvcd Wi/ In over 100,000 Florid* home* — modcli to jrii •oivc every problem - new low-paymem tirmi to fit ta/W dif* - *l»n’t take chance* With health and comfort — see your Oil Hoitae Hcatlrtk dealer, ridwl Holidays an party days .•. .and ibo handy iix*botde carton of QicarCola ' ia part and parcel of tha party .- •'.jV-j ? rL)’*''*.! ? '•w haiaaiaaMia a ■■ • ffttn luTHotfrv-at hfi cata-cn * B s n r o t o COCACOIA: a o n �i Last Of Old-Time Sailing Ships Has Had Varied Career fly HAI, HOYLE A I’ New steal ure* BAN FRANCISCO—The threemasted Pacific Queen, last of the famed square riggers, has come _ *.o ‘s 2-V .Vf'v— .j,' Sun Panrliro Hay—a bit tattered and bedraggled, hut atilt regal In every tine. The US,1-foot onetime queen of the Pacific, her towering mast* hare of saili, was towed here from Long Hrarh, Calif., for n \ * hodly-needed coat of |ininl and # new rigging. _ The ship's late owner Frank Kissinger claimed his Quern ns the "la*t of the sailing ships." .lust liefore hr dle'l on inMini of a heart nttack on Nov. 22, ho loldf this reporter: "There are brigantines, Imrkk »--'I aehooners, hut technically they’re not ships because they’re hot lullv s(|uaro rigged." A Shortage or Sailors The aging and wrnthrr-heaton Pacifie Queen onrn was the pride of the fleet of white-salted ueepwater ship* sailing from Bun Franclaro. Now her slrek steel hull is streaked with rust, her frnyod rigging sags and her tapering masts and spurs erv for it coal of varnish. Hut the Queen is still sraworthv and Kissinger, at 62, was ready to sail her anywhere If he could find enough eld lime sailors. 4 "There’s Just not enough of the old sailing men left," he opined. However, his widow, Hose, fays she will keep the ship. The Queen's Inst voyage under sail was a 117-dnv round trip to Honolulu In IDSH—a 10-day voy­ age for modern liner*. Parka Keeps President-elect Several vrar* Inter Cnpt. Kis­ singer wanted to sail her to South America on n good will tour, Iml by then he rinildn't Rural Common Sens* round up a crew. DY MODERN CIVILIZATION J The Story of the Quern The l.ttil'J ton Pacific Queen was built In (ilnsgow, Scotland, Hnth rural am) urban people are in 1HH0 ami christened the Hal- becoming more and more Interested cuthn. She measures 2M.fi feet in conservation and proper utiliza­ from how to stern, 24.2 feel tion of water, even ns they are I'ImhiM and 22.7 feet deep. interested in proper soil utilization For 12 years she carried spleo and conservation. Boil and water and jute from India, wheat from are both essential for life Itself, as Australia and the IT. S. and ni­ well ns for many other purposes. trates from South America hack This increased interest in water to Kngiund. control and conservation Is evi­ From 1HIII until her sale In denced in the plans for water con­ % San Francisco five years later trol in southern Florldn. Some she operated out of Nova Beotia, years ago efforts were begun to touching at Curiliff and Iqulque, drain the Everglades, and fin Montevideo and Calcutta. muny year* emphasis was placed Just before the turn of the ren- on drainuge. After the Kvergludes tury the Queen was sold to an were drained, however, it soon be­ American line and for several came evident that wuter control is voar* out of Son Francisco, curry­ needed. Dry Everglades pent will ing lumber from the Pacific burn If fire gels into it, or It wilt Northwest to Australia. oxidize nnl orally and gradually In 1U0H the Alaska Packer* As­ disappear. The organic soils need sociation added the Queen to its a fairly high water table to pro­ •v fleet of square riggets and tect them. w sehonmis. A year later, tailing nv Also, people of southern Florida the Star of Alaska, she cracked formerly Ihougbt In terms of flood up on (leese Island off the Alas­ control, while now they nre thinkkan roast. Hut within 12 months she was fully repaired and hack headed for Southern California. in service. Ten (lavs later when he docked Fisherman's luck From 1WW1 until 11*10 the big at San Pedm all of ih«- fish in square rigger sailed northward Ills ni|UMIiiiltl well- de.nl, the mate from Han Francisco each spring was drunk and his >oimg new and cannery hands alauird. She mighty' discouraged. Shr’s an Old Mmte Slar with upwards of 200 fishermen Nonetheless, Kissinger mnde the returned when the fishing srason Queen pity her own way, except ▼ ended In the fall. Thu Queen waa the last of Ihe during World War II when she sailing ships on the Alaska ruti lav on the mud flnts of Ban to he ireplaced by steam, but In Fnineteen llnv near Sauna Ilio. She has milled In mure than il) 1010 she was laid up In Kan Franctseo. She couldn't compete motion pictures nnd was the Vrofitably with fast freighters, llnnnty in "Mutiny on the IlounThree year* Inter (’apt. Kis­ ty." Capl. mid Mrs. Kissinger In­ singer bought the rusting vessel for n mere (6.000 and re-chrl»* itialled it wax museum of pirates on the lower deck and exhibited te.ied her the Pnelfir Queen. A native of U>* Angeles, KIs- her for several years In I/mg M ringer had rvorkeil In circuses, Henrh ns n "Pirate Ship." "That's the only w»v we emitd * carnival* and Induatria! shown nil over the country. He Installed mnkn n gu of her," Kissinger exn (10,000 aquarium between decks ulninrd ruefully. "We refused to and a 12-plpe ralllo|>e, "the Junk her. She's the IhsI of Ihe largest ever to go to sea," and sailing ships." DR. L. r. DOSS CHIItOIMIACTCm NEW YORK Wt—"Dear Mr. Poor Man’s Philosopher: "Can’t you ever let well enough alone? Recently you wrote an ar­ for real ticle saying you licit sorry foi tall people bn account nl of Ihey they were ' a nuisance to thcnrsolv.<s and had I trnuhto. 'r» ' ’ civilization tiuilt fur ordinary sued men. "Well, you Juzl hrokc the heart of my little Iroy, Elbert. Ho had , always wanted to be a giant. Now i he says if it's no fun to grow up to be a giant, then he'll grow back down and be n midget. He will, too. . Stubborn tittle tyke . . Hasn't grown an Inch all week •'This has nry wife upset. She says, 'Isn't II bad enough to be married to a husband with a ntlml like a midget?’ “ What wc both want to know Is: how can wc make our F.lhert want to he a giant again? (Signed) Indignant Father." Hr DON BALDWIN a THE MtNFOHH HERALD Wed Dec. 10. IB-tl Page 1 Hal Doyle Column limuts H to 12 — 2 lo 5 Phone 7«6 lltj Mlii otic Hunk Building Iti |M httmi Quo-Therm FUEL OIL HOME HEATER I guess the hest thing In lio Is lo give little Elbert the other side of the picture A number of readers have written In tu say there Is no pleasure in life like being tail enough to reach up and chin your I self on Ihe nearest elm tree i II turns out most human Alps enjoy Ihe air at their altitude, and KNIIUNO IN F«AVI« •• ,rb e Tot * hi- r* - t wouldn't lose an lneli If they could tl'lbting nett lluilk.'i Hill in Km- i "U'-t l 1 The positive advantages of being tv ICli- .if W,.u wains i. \\t< keep! • h It tall were hest expressed by John narrow p ith mini-w l< .|n- . i i ►- fi ,-' r I ' Bchmiedelrr of Inc Sallna (K as)' lo nigh) ealrols ilurll-:: V. mid Wai II l< ' ' Journal, who started knee ■ high to a telephone (Nile and recenlly was estimated hv a local trlgono metry student lo have paused at they i six-feet-slx Inches. Hiitfo Toy IMant W as1tiling not mod. i n "When I go to a parade, I see \ Only Dream In l!M.r» ii.a. him ifirst a parade, not the hack of the (•!<■illl. t 'til* (1 nimfrt Savim King Fglu-ii vi he* uilltril riii'ii neck of the man in front of me." 4Iftl til TI■»i \ cl.Ld »»llu*r' nil Kiiglau.l in a.’1! i- t|f| .11hit’.fur | wrote Schmlcdrlcr At* New sfeslurcs .if the present tnv a! (.ittUi V »»f tin* 1 "I can change a light both with CINCINNATI. <* t lii.ni'.-s I IlniM In f »•»» nl vc;i» . Ih**\ llnv »• out danger In limb from shaky me tliet toy lead grnib-l oi fire lltif ili’tl thi'IIIM’k i ■ f»i r16 11f Ilf)\ . niiiilrv 1 ladders 1 irurk vmi buy your child f.-t rnc ti Mil* f’lt.V .If *1* tin "It's true that not all clothing Christum* Wus mnde at the UmIHiImi In ip .’. i I - l.n- imi u*»i(* K*4ll uihli tt.lt!1 .tli.i * E isenhow er W arm o.t Tour store* welcome the sight of me Doi-pke brother.’ plant here Nim tlu \ hut i' tin » . ti.LIX illHr ti-agi in. 1 . a-< ti In .Lsetll 1H Hill stooping through Ihe door frame TinIn) they count tin- ley* thev | t» *1111111ct mile li>‘♦H 1•mid it t Mint* Imtl lull M| 1 p. I . 1Il «»\* 1 Dls.d j log In t.-ruis of water control and Hut there nre those who do enter I rodlice ill the hundred, of tbnu to the long man, and they are In conservation. Plans drawn fur creasing In number .ainls and they have a world t-vrnluiil iipplitiiliull in the vast wide distribution sy.li in lint in i ***>,«,„ New and Used Instruments "1 never had much trouble In lutr. Ilicir plant was lust an id. a H-giini in and around the Ever(he Army I warned the draft VII I .-ailing Makes glade, call foi impounding dams Hut the Idea was so gaud it bn-, Ihr day I was Inducted that been * - r '• v J Itcjm irs ami Kcinnililinning which would store up fresh water board booming tlieii busiin ».vet clothing me was a government In season, of pli-nty for use in project from now on And since since • (XCIUSIVI DUAL (HAMITR BURNER Buktir's .’Musical lastrumcnt Shop seasons of drouth. Ball. water has t'bibll. n ought to have ley, , It was either get mo sumo uniform 20IM Cellar \ »en .,e ph one I 111 • AUTOMATIC POWER-AIR BLOWER intruded nob-.t ml., some of the farm )mil boots or let me slay In the I.ltb n purpose -nuiiclhuig to Innds rind w.-lb. in southern H..rM|j ,|By. | „ U|fl||ei| quick i ive them c.Uislllletive actlvltv • (HOKE Of IW 0 HIES .» k^a.itl .. t (I... I |y , * * id i ns result nf the fresh water 1lint was tin- idea. It slatted with having he«-n removed from the i Christmas shopping tup The • WAIST-HIGH CONTROL DIAl Sehmledeler said his puny five­ lands fold plus huddles had no edge over I Mitlicis found lots of toy ml • WASTE STOPPER AND HUM lDIflll In culling attention lo thu noed him In taking cover in tune of .Hers, guns and lank* Tin-) found for ivuli i by urban Industries, Ihe danger lie reralled that during one -olin- old toys which lliei luul Soil Conservation Service cites Ihe night air raid alarm he dug "a used as ■llllill el) In tin ntlli Itfollowing facts: slit trench across two hills anil a bnbilitiiti-d, these made a bit will, A large paper mill iis.-s Ml mil­ valley before lied Check Charlie iiioilrrii ehlldren. • I’ oflvt'l I IIIII1 1 lion gallons of water n day i Hie enemy pilot) got his engine ('lim bs and Flrdeiuk Ihepk, \\ aim ers mill VII enough to supply a city oT nun,non warmed up." la d been ninninu a suuil! nmcluin pi-oole. lie aIsu jail pled out that an Army -hop which had mnde will' good(Mlipr 11mi I inu Each ton of coal burned In u pack seemed lighter to a tall man mid they w ere looking for some l'!i|iii|tiiieul steam generating plant requires because he hud more hack to carry it on, and he could set a walking from 1100 to 1,000 tons of water. f'rodiu tion of a tun of steel mils pare hard for llic little guy In for 06.000 gallons of water; a (tin keep up •Inmaglne how much hetlcr off There you are. ludign.iul Father of rubber about 06,(10(1 gallons, Plumbing and Dealing Enrh gallon of nvinliun gasoline I am In a mow storm.'' Sehmledc- Tell little Ellicrl that il lie really ( 'orilritetor s requires about 26 gallons of con­ lor, ronllnue.L “ 1 wade the drift* find* n way to grow up lo lie ,) S ihii’I inn ( Jonds I have easily that the small mao must giant to let me know densing water. >i : : i : » Klin Avenue Plmno IUU changed my mind mid think I'd inti i:. i-t st Phone IPis Primitive human life nnd plant nv,V!,. 'Vr .° ! ’ "DucalIon. t.N I I It * true that I hump inv head ™ h* try to he one nnd nnlnml life under mil oral con­ ditions require adequate water Ion n door Jamb occasionally, bill, eupplies, hut "eivilizntion" involves I never get elbowed In Ihe mush n great Inc.ease in tin- allowance on a crowded hits. "There have hern some tall men for humans The St'S points to -rinitniy *iw i -, nioderii plumbing, who. Iiiferiorlly complex or not. mighty deed* llprticmbrr Abe spinner type washing maeblm-s 1did a ntiidii small imin man j * ».t r j ., . i l.lni'ohr lie i " wasn't» n . Volt wouldn’t call Gustav V oi examples nf modern developments Sweden a shrimp and he was a that hnvr grcntlv Increased the king. use of water by the human fnnilly. "On Ihe distaff side Ihere lx Eleanor Roosevelt. Then there I* bevy nf tail New York show ' Stnrl with top quality •hicks , |the girls. Their talents nre obvious,, more profits. I amt If they have any complexes at all I'll lay mills they are not of When radio tubes get so small Inferiority.’’ Aa to my observation that lull they are nn hlcgrr than hull a finger, thn engineer* call them men did get one bonus In the fart Hint nit nwhil lot of girls like to "xuliminlaturc" lean nn (heir shoulders, Sehmlede ler said: At the mouth nf Ihe Amnnm "I find thn sweet young things Diver nre found hats whlrlt rntch rarely able to reach a shoulder fish. Hut, Hruther, do I get cried on $ 8 9 -9 5 Oitlj 10% Vim III NTINC KCilUPMKNT Cd nC<m h ROBSON Lee Brothers A U C T I O N !! WE NEED CASH N O W ! ! TUES. - WED.-THURS.-NIGHTS DEC. MO-11 7 P.M WINTER 1111 N. Orlando Avc. TO II P M . PARK Highway 17-92 5 Blorkt South ol ACL Unilsrjins! $100,000.00 WORTH OF BEDDING WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER PlanningtoBu/W Make lure your plans specify a Barrett* Asphalt Shingle roof. Famous Uarrett weather protection—drat choice of master • i Imllderi and architects for three generations—won't cost you is penny more than an ordinary roof...maybe lets. Yet it *Murcs you of many yrara of trouble free service. Every Barrett shingle is made of Aneet rag felt rooAng stock, deeply impregnated with waterprnoAng asphalt eaturant, liberally coated with asphalt and Anc mineral granules for long weir, Are-resistance and a wide aelrctlon of colon Tmd blends. Come ere our wide election of Barrett shingle* In your favorite colore and atylet - ,,.at price* to please Ihr budget-minded We have mcrehandiKe from 7 Htores consolidated for your inspection WE A R E NOT B R O K E ! ! we Must sell this m e r c h a n d ise to m a k e ROOM FOR OUR NEW 19B3 LINE i ’. OMR WAREHOUSES ARE FULL - OUB CASH IS LOW ALL SALES CASH—ALL SALES FINAL—FREE DELIVERY NOT JUNK — BUT ECHOLS QUALITY BEDDING! I W ( h are moved nnlni; of ntir mnrhlncry in urilor to dloplfty (hlit merchandise! MattrcHHcn, llnx Hprinzs, | . . Hollywood Ikdn. (louche*, llahnma llcdn, Mnttresn Pruturlor*. I’illmvH, Uull-A-Wny HcHn. llnhtera. Coil Springs, ill-lllner lied* — lleadhoarda cIh. Some minmatched floor MnmpIcM, nulled, uned, dlMconllmied palte rn s e tc . . 1. 7 i fi i Hill Lumber & Supply . Yard, lac. AM. MBKCIIANMHK EVERYBODY Call Th* Lumber Number MUST BE .SOLD WELCOME «8 T ' For StnUan S m it« . fja �n * Mtan— n o p m s — ;— ’ • ' ' ------ --------------------- jfl— ---- Secretary Weeks yhb a a n f o r d h e r a l d Wad. Dm . 10. 1*3* Past 4 THE WORLD TODAY The Sanford Herald Sinclair Weeks, now sucrotary of commerce, will be ome o f the few cabinet officers whose father served in the same ac*w>ai)*h*a i> i m 4ih|i,h«a dnilr n u n •start** body. John W. Weeks, after making a fortune In the broker­ M ■••aar, ckriatMM ita i m Sear*. Pi.hll.hcd oa R i f t H i r a Sal- age business, was elected senator from Massachusetts in I i k I M < Iv la lm a , nut Maw Tear*. 1013, the lust to be chosen by the legislature. Congressman I l l Maaaulla Avaaaa Samuel W. McCall, an abler man, had tho better claim, but K a te rrt aa , h » I rlaaa m a iltr Ortaber 37. laia . nl the ■•oil M tW * Weoks bail tho organization behind him and won. He made at Baalnrd, I'lnrlria. « « l > r lha AH an acceptable semitor, his most notable action being to de­ nt I’M I I H , nl Marrk *. 11TB. part from tho orthodox Republican lino and vote for Presi­ 'noLi.AMii i.. in: am dent Wilson's Feder al Reserve Act. u a iia r IIUMIIOM DBAS In 191(1 ho rim for tho Republican presidential nomina­ naalaaaa M a a a m tion. Both McCall, now governor, und Senator Henry Cabot i Fbtrirtiok ' f» A ffii Carrier ...------------- S ___ Slurilb ........................ ....... 1.00 Lodge had greater claims, but Weeks was still favored by T h rp , Ifonlba .... ............ ........ 0.00 the state organization. Ho polled a fair number o f votes in t i t .1li,nlba ............................. — O.T* tho convention which nominated Churles E. Hughes. Any Oaa Tear ... ....................— Ijuta All ..i.iio a rr aullraa, r a r t * a l future presidential hopes ho might have had wero blighted Ihanlt*. rreiilottoae and Batter* <>( (•la rla ln tH ra i fur lha #ara«aa al by his unexpected defeat for re-election In 1 0 1 8 . .Nlalaa lunrta. w ill harharaad la r President Harding offered him the secretaryship o f the al rta o la r a itrertU te a ra t**. nnvy, for which his Annapolis training fitted him. Credit­ lle# r**« at*B N a lla a a llf I f la - ably, ho rofused lest ho, las suspected o f favoring academy load Mamaaaaar la r.. X rrr Vnrh, C b lra **. lla lra lt, acquaintances in his new |Hist, and took tho War Department K aaaaa CMp aad I I . tarat*_______ Instead. Ifo died In lt)2(i. Tha titra te ta a a i a H t a l lha Sinclair, liku his father, served In the Senate, but only iaaaaiatad ria a a whleb la a a tltlr t tia la a lta lr la lha aaa faa fta a b ll- to fill u vacancy. An early supporter o f General Elsenhower, M tla a a l a ll lha lacal aawa arlalad aawaaaaar, aa w all aa all he asked Senator Tuft to withdraw from the race. This may t lP Ihta a a m dliaafaaaa. not make him the man whom tho Ohloun would himself have WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, IHI picked. But he Is likely to make a competent secretary o f commerce. TODAY’S lURLE VKR8B God l» Infinitely patient with thorn who try mill fall. Ho la not to patient with them that do not try. Thou puttest away all th« wicked of tha earth llkn droi*. — I’mlini llUlliU. Reviving Sherlock There are to be some more Sherlock Holmes stories. The T a m p * Tribune suggrils Woril conics from London that Sir A. Comm Doyle's son that tb r only "M r. Big" in Dan Adrian will continue the Holmes saga. Ho is to have the col­ M c C m ty'i administration w ill be laboration of an experienced mystery writer, John Dickson Dan M cC arty himself. Carr. A recent n irv ry ib o w i that al­ though 9 9 percent of all Am ericani believe in God, tome 35 million A niciican* never gu to cliuicb at all, und another 38 million teldom do. Hut we believe they would all frel better if they did. Down in Tam pa the other day a Woman w a i tillin g tjuielly on her fiont porch when >he w ai tuddenly ■truck in the Rloiiidch with a rifle bullet. Fortunately the w a i not killed, but our pioneer ancetlon didn't have a thing on ui modern* when it com rt lo the lia ra rd i of frontier life. Holmes devotees will hope that some of the untold ad­ ventures, tantnlizlngly alluded to in tho stories, will receive treatment. Many have wondered about the dub-footed Rigole f t I ami h is abominable wife, the singular ndventuro of tho tirico Patersons in the island of Uffa (which Incidentally is not to he found in tho atlases), mid tho nffalr of tho alum­ inum crutch. These Dr. Watson's notes mention as something to bo written some day, but thoy never did come out in Doyle's lifetime. Now perhaps they may. Wise renders will n**t expect too much. The elder Doyle had the knack of writing. Ills Holmes mid Watson wero real characters, who might become sticks with Icsh skillful treat­ ment. Perhaps It may be In point to cite the alleged comment made by u reader of tho stories published after Holmes' sup­ posed (lenth and subsequent n storntinn to life. ‘ ‘They nny that Mr. Holmes survived his fall o ff tho cliff. Perhaps ho did, but It Is certain that be never was tho same afterward.” Over two hundred million poundi Einstein Says No o f fi»h were caught in Florida wa­ ter* la it year* and told for $21,* 768.000. T liii w ai an increaie of Albert Einstein, tho world-famous scientist, does not 71 percent in the amount of fiih want to bo considered for the nrusldency of Israel, loft va­ caught nver the previoui year. At that rale it w ill not take long to cant bv tho death of Chaim Wclzmnnn. He says frankly thut he lacks tho necessary skill In personul relations. Probably bring an end to (idling m Florida his age, 73, has also something to do with it. w ite n . _ __ Einstein as president would lend distinction to Israel. In the past new states have sometimes increased tholr pres­ tige by choosing us hcqd some eminent citizen ubovo and afwrt from polities. When the Portuguese republic was es­ tablished, its first chief was its foremost man of lottors, Theophilo Hrngu. , The now Polish state, crented aftor World War I, selec­ ted as its president tgnncu Paderewski, tho most famous o f all her citizens. More recently Eire picked us Its presi­ dent its chief literary figure, Douglas Hyde. The fact that ho wiih a Protestant and the population of tho country predom­ inantly Catholic did not stand ill the way. It Is hard to imagine the United States, no mutter what The Democratic Parly need* re­ its straits, choosing as president a scientist or u iltorury organizing admit* Chairman D on­ man. It might, however, do worso. Big doing! are going on aboard the cruiier Helena in m id-P ecific wliere President-elect 'K B enliow er ll conferring with inme of hit top m ililery and civilian aidei. We don't know what will come out of theie conference!, hut ihoutdn'l everyone feel belter that whatever I* the drciiion will not he made by H arry Trum an and hi* political b o iie i) nell o f the State Democratic Exe­ cutive Committee. " I agree we m ed a change of leadenhip. T h at'* what we were trying lo do in the ta il rle tlin n ". The party alio needi h change in inme o f i l l policiet, particularly llm one which teem* to •ay that government money ii the' cure for all problem* and to heck w ith the taxpayer. New leaderihip may get rid of iome queer eco­ nomic notion*. Ud« regularly creeping up tb* beach of American labor, and aa regu­ larly receding, there haa been re­ curring talk of APL-CIO unity for more than a down yean. It now aeema to have reached a highwater mark. George Meeny, AKL * new president, In very con­ ciliatory tone* ha* suggested a merger. And the ClO'a new presi­ dent, Walter Reuther, la going to dltcuis It with him. Maany'a approach la different from the condescending manner of tho API/* late president, William Grean. When Green suggectcd Unity, he told the CIO to ’’ return to the house of labor." Moany and ' Reuther have both said they would step aside If that was necessary. But it la hard to believe this Is an attitude shared by all of the leaders of rival APL-CIO unions where a margar would mean, for soma, pi ___ fiddle lo an old antagonist. Most of tha unions which make up the AFLf and CIO are not In direct rivalry with one another. But some are. Mixed In with the problem of leadership and rivalry aa a stum­ bling block to unity Is the old question of jurisdiction: Just what union has tha right to claim what kind of worker*. Par example: Reuther'* own union, the CIO Untied Auto Workers, claiming 1,400,000 members, has not only orginlred workers In the giant aufo Industry but has organised many In the aircraft industry too. There It has run head on Into API/s machinist a union (about T00.0OQ members), which his also claimed the aircraft workers as II* province. To stop raiding each other’s members, Ihosa two unions have worked out an agreement: Where one of them has already organised a plant, the other xIh>* out. But where a new end unor­ ganised plant springe up, In both go to sign up members. Clothing Is a good example of an indusfry where two big unions might be able to live comfortably aide by side In a merged AFLCIO. Those two unions are the CIO's Amalgamated Clothing Workers and the APt/s International Ladles Garment Workers. So long as the garment union sticks to signing up workers who turn out women's wee rand the amalgamated confines Itself to workers producing men's wear, they should be able to do all right. The AFL, which claims lit mil­ lion member*, has 10S unions. The CIO, claiming between five and six million members, has U un­ ions. There Is plenty of rivalry among those 141 unions. If It had been left to the rankand-file members of both organi­ sation*, AFL and CIO, there prob­ ably would have been a mergar long ago. It's the men at the top who havo to raach tha manta. TREMORS RECORDED NEW YORK W—Earth tremor* occurring about 1,100 mils* from Now Yonr were recorded a, day on the Fordham Uni seismograph. The Rev. Joseph F. Lynch, seis­ mologist. described the shock* a* "sharp. Hu said he could not determine their direction. Aerial photographs ar* used lc check Inventories of coal piles at TV A plant*. DENVER CD — A crowd of 1,300 Tuesday night heard the naw re­ vised standard version of the Bible denounced as the work of "Satan and hla agents." Rev. Carl Mclntire, Colling*wood, N. J., laid the new Bible Is "an unholy book" produced by "llberallst* and modernists" who "do not believe In the deity n* Christ." "I tell you, beloved," Mclntire ■aid. "Carl Mclntire believe* the Christian Church In this new blble face* one of the greatest crises it has ever faced." Thirty • four times during the speech, the c r o w d chorused "amen " And the people shouted "no” reiwutcdly when Mclntire asked If (hey could accept the new Bible. He assailed the National Coun­ cil of the Churches of Christ In the U. S. A. which .. sponsored the revision and said tho radical, pro-Communlat Ideas In these very churches are at the bottom" of the Bible project. Mclntire Is president of the In­ ternational Council of Chriitlan Churches which sponsored tho ral­ ly ________________ Crime Similarity Is Noted In Jax Attack JACKSONVILLE m The Thanksgiving Day attack on a used car salesman who lay paraliscd five days in an open field near here was similar to a IB49 Inci­ dent in Alabama, tho Florida Timcs-Union said today. The Jacksonville newspaper said George Turpin, Negro accused of shooting B. E. Raines here, may be the same man who was con­ victed for the Alabama attack on J. II. Brooks, Columbus, Go., auto dealer. In a telephone interview with officials at Kllov, Ala , state Peni­ tentiary, the Tlmes-Unlon said It learned the Negro sentenced to five years for the attack on Brook* escaped a prison form at Atmorc, Ala., May 13. Alabama officials said they have mailed a fugitive warrant to Sher­ iff Rex Sweat here pending Identi­ fier, tlon. Turpin Is held in Jail here on isrges of assault with intent to murder and armed robbery. Raines said while he was show­ ing a car to the Negro, the Negro pulled a gun, made him sign a receipt far payment for tho car, then strip to nis underwear. The Negro shot him In tho back, Raines reported. Five ilaya later the salesman was found near a newly built road Doesn’t Appeal To Eisenhower Taste By DON WHrTEHEAD ABOARD USS HELENA. En Route to Hawaii —It looks as if President-elect Dwight Rlscnhnwer's passion for golf, fresh-water fishing and frugality In government will leave no place for the ocean­ going yacht, the Williamsburg, ni a presidential retreat in the next four yearx. The chancel are. friends say, that Elsenhower will try lo find a mountain retreat somewhere near Washington—one with a small golf course — as his hideaway from White House duties. And they say his plans rule out the Williamsburg not only ns being too expensive a luxury but one not suited to his ideas of recreation. The Ideal summer White House In Ike's book would be a mountain retreat at about 3.300 feet altitude not too far from Washington. Good fishing water would be a must and also the golf courte. It would hava to be close to the White House because tkt might want to sneak away on Fridays and not return until Sunday night. Some say be has thought that nfxybe former President Herbert Hoover’s old retreat at Rapldan. Va., might fill the bill—or some place similar. He doesn't want anything fancy. President Truman preferred Key West for his vacation* and he liked to have the Williamsburg around for week end cruises from time to time. The Williamsburg has a crew of more than 100 and like all yachts It costs a lot to run. Nobody Know* Just how much, because in govern­ ment bookkccnlng It's a training ship for the Navy. The vacht was sold to the govern­ ment by Hugh Chishom. head of the Bath Iron Works, und was used In World War II as a convoy flag ship In the North Atlantic. It was converted as a White House yacht in 1946. in the Jacksonville expressway system about 10 miles southeast or the city. He was paralysed from the waist down and doctors say he may never regain use of his legs. W \ fiM M t a Bicycles Lowest Prices ROBSONS G O O D S G 306 E. lHt. St. Rhone 998 USED CARS 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Eatra Clean, Good Tires, Radio and Heater $996-00 Extra Clean, Radio 1947 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Radio, Heater, Excellent Condition Extra clean. Radio. On* Owner. 1950 Buick Sedanette 1949 Buick Sedanette Clean, Low Mileage, Radio, Heater, Dynaflew One Owner, Extra Clean, Itynaflow, Radio, Heater NICHOLSON HOICK CO. TELEPHONE 1134 HANFORD. FLORIDA Fair Weather Seen For Ike Inauguration LANCASTER, Pa. lit Folr weather Ii forecast for the Jan. 80 inauguration of President-elect Dwight D, Elsenhower In the 1333 edition of Baer's Agricultural Al­ manac. The Almanac, predicting "fair weather, clear aklea and warmer" for that date, notes that it ha> been making such forecasts for 133 years. Not disclosed Is (he degree ol success In post prediction*. The Almanac explains that ita long range weather forecasting is baaed on the atara, moon Phases, past weather records and the "charae ter of the constellations." Samsonite SN iA PM a^T I "S ttO tU ttL " They all want GABSHIRE IM. 1 by Fm Mm ' wIm it'a fabulous Yr«v«t>wlM It’s a revelation of woman-planned perfection! There are sixes for ovemlght-.-slaes for overseas—each a marvel of capacity, each designed for easy, wrinkle-free packing. Samsonite gives you luxury linings, Ingenious dividers, satin-smooth hangers, pockets galore, ' M n w ls e Samaonltt la outqftfels world! A matched set of TWO pkem costs less than you'd expert to pay fer jusf ONI piece of such fw y non# wop conugu follows to tMMrti who pays the bllli# hup* respect for OoboKlre. It hot all the quality and comfort they Ilk* In a apart sKlrtl Tho pkk stitched coUor and oocket laaa moke a Wg M»-m4 ywS Incl HI* a ntIMy s,14 i**Vri4fH *f, /■ 1 ; ft t fv b v HIM R .' comw In lUmoroui cortume colors lo blend with all smart travel clothes! j 4j, (r£-‘ ' • fto llfu t and Schwinn a a tier* WHEEL GOODS Pont Offices Seek To Maintain Standards WASHINGTON un - The Post Office Department said today It plans to maintain It* Christmas mall dollvery standards this year continuing deficits In oporund*. ____ In. largo __ and ____ small offices throughout the country, postmast era already are hiring tho first of They have a traffic problem ■n estimated 373,000 "extras." down in M iam i becauie the ttreeli to auiit tho regular force of 300,are not wide enough to accommo­ 000. Ae In tho peit two yean, Postdate alt the automobile! there are m uter General Donaldson ftas In­ there. And 10 the State R oad De­ structed the force to disregard, for partment recommend* a $ 22 4,00 0,• a Christmas season. the ona-aiy delivery system he made ef­ 0 00 lytle in o f elevated express fective In 1050, along with other tlie c li feeding downtown M iam i ■ervlce cute. from all direction*. Recent lu rv ey i Dellverlei, iiya Donaldson, will ihow that ovar 100,000 c a n antar be made ae often a* necoiaary to the M iam i b u tin eu dietrict daily. keep the mall moving. Multiple daM aybe what M iam i need* ie »oma­ lWeriei will begin in moat areai th in g to keep iome o f the*# cart out o f town, rather than to bring All vegetable product! were at one time augar In the leavea of In more, _ green plant*. l' A recent report from General M otor* ih o w t that 1 5 f t cant* out s f avery dollar it lak st In f o t i to . pay itr Use*. O n ly 4 % cante out » f (v ary dollar goal to lha itock* T h a t i* to la y , the governgeti about th rm lim e* a t ch out o f tha earning* o f tho orporalion a* the people who own t do. N ow under the circum* it k hard to tea how our re m n a n t w ould benefit any la lio n under s ayitem o f ■ w here tho government, o f tho tp-f h hfth itfii owned C h it M r P s t n l ( i t t i l i s f to expand Ita a c tiv rtm la. is , Form at Brackcnridge who tbs rank o f co lsed is tka talloa ta lk u». A fta r ettand- By JAMS! MARLOW WASHINGTON (ft - Llk* a New Revised Version President’s Yacht O f Bible Denounced i, l; TV*' 1 ,1. 1 .r'*' I! fv (* ,|'r4 •7' ' ‘S 'm '’j'-'i : �* Doris Partin Will Marry Mr. Schautteet PERSONALS Mr. pad Mrs. Roy Partin of Sanford announced today the eneasement and approaching marwage of their daughter Doris Cameron to Frank Alvis Schaut­ teet, son of Mrs. F. W. Schautteet nnd the late Mr. Sehautteet of Srguin, Tex, The bride-elect is a graduato of Seminole High School with the Class of 1050 and Is now In her junior year at Florida State Uni­ versity where she Is majoring In Physical Education. Mr. Schnutteet attended schools In Texas and graduated from Rrackenridge High School in San Antonio. Ti-x. He is now an Aviatlon Ordnaia'emnn, second class, attached to project HAIR at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. J. H Tindcl and Mr. and Mrs Arnold Tindel and :vns have returned from Rose Hill. Ala . where they wera called by the Sudden death of J. II. Tindel'* sister. Mrs. Ainf ie Me. Rryde. FRIDAY Rosi Circle of the Sanford Gar­ den Club will meet at 0:45 n.m. at the home of Mrs. Thelma Mitchell, 204 West Eighteenth Street. A Christmas gift exchange will bo held. The Dirt Gardeners of the Gar­ den Club will meet with Mrs. M. L.. Cullum, 208 South Elliott Avo_nue, at 10:00 n.m. Each member %le asked to bring a potted plant fer exchange. The Mimosa Circle in the Gar­ den Club will meet at 10:00 a m. with Mrs. Ray Peck In PeBsry. Sullle Harrison Chapter, Daugh­ ters of the American Revolution, will meet at 3.00 p, in, with Mrs, F. E. Rols, lio i Park Avenue. Hostesses with Mrs. Holt ill Mrs. A, C. Denson, Mra. C. W. Raker, nnd Mrs. Walter Snead. Sirs. F. E. Roumillat will be in charge of the Christmas program. The monthly meeting of the Ixurn Circle of the Garden Club will be held at 2:30 p. m. at the hamu of Mra. Donald Jones, 1010 Sanford Avenue. The Jnrnrnnda Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at 11:45 a.m. nt 1412 Park Avenue to leave for Winter Park. A cover­ ed dish luncheon will be given at the home of Mrs. L. B. * endmon and a Christmas party. The Atalea Circle of the GnrdeiV Cluli will meet at the Garden Cen­ ter for a covered dish supper nt 7:00 p. nt. The Hibiscus Garden Circle will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the homo of Mrs. H. T. Humphrey, 217 East Third Street, with Mrs, Brodle Williams and Mrs. Fred Zerrenner as hostesses with Mrs. Humphrey. The Townsend Club will meet at the City Hall at 7:30 p. in. All sen­ ior rltlirns are invited to utteiul the meeting. Revival meetings nre heing held each night nt 7:45 p. m. nt the Assembly of God Church, Twelfth Street nnd Laurvl Avenue, with evangelist and Mrs. Roy llarthern of London, England preaching and leading Inspirational singing. The meetings will continue until Dec. 21 . A Christmas pageant will be presented by the fourth grades of South Side Primary Selimil at 8:00 p. in. There will be no charge anil public Is cordlutly In­ vited to attrnil. The executive board of the Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Rap.1st Church will meet at 2:30 p. m. to lie fullowrd with a ipuirtcrly business meetInf at 3:00 p. in. SATURDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2. Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a special meeting nt the Masonic Ilall at 8:00 p, m. honoring Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Hulen Theus nnd Worthy Grand Patron Harry MrMInn of the grand chapter of Florida. A banquet will lie held nt the Montaiuma Hotel at 0:00 p. m. preceding the meeting. Ground nutmeg, mnee or cin­ namon taste good milled to hard sauce for fall puddings. ________ R. W. A. Circle Holds Meeting On Monday MRS. HROWN MILLER’S The R. W. A. Circle held Its monthly meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs, Janies Knight, with Mrs. O. T. Pearson, chairman, presiding. A lovely devotional was given by Mrs. Hortort, using ttl> OniUtmas scripture, and Mrs. Landreas gave the missionary lesson on “ Human lights." During the busi­ ness session, a report wns given on tin* food sale, and plans made for a rummage sale to be belli Dee. 13. Several new members and guests were present. During the soclul hour conduct­ ed by Mrs. I.undress, several games were played anil prises won by Mrs. Grantham and Mrs. Yesley. The chairman presented a corsage to Mrs. Landreas and scripture bookmarks In the mem­ bers. Mrs. Grantham held the lucky numlwr anil received a small pin. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess to the fol­ lowing: Mrs. Herbert Ilnss, Mrs. Ralph Kuhn, Mrs. C. V. Funkbouier, Mrs. Ward Immliert, Mrs. O. D. Landreas, Mrs. Chandler Vail. Mrs. W. P. Yesley, Mrs. Hobert Brink, Mrs. David Miller, Mrs. Dan Scuddrr, Mrs. V. H. Grant­ ham, Mrs. Jack McKee, Mrs. W. II. Hughes, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. O. T. Pearson. Mrs. J. L. Horton, Min Bunn Williams and Fred Knight, It was announced at the close of (he meeting that half tha yearly budget has been raised. Miss Jean Buyer and her fi­ ance Robert Wright were honor­ ed last night nt 7:00 o’clock with ■ supper given by Mr. and Mrs, Glenn 1.Ingle and Glenn I.ingle Jr. at their home in Lorh Arbor. Attrartlve arrangements of red and while gladioli were used In the rooms of the Llnglo home. The supper wns served buffet style from a tnblo decorated with fed gladioli and glo»*y green leaves with crystal candelabra bolding while tapers. Following the supper the guests enjoyed several "regression* of bridge. Imring the evening tin- Inmured guests Were given a gift of sterling s i l v e r . Those In­ vited to bo with Miss Bayer and Mr Wright were Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Hrrry, Mr. ami Mrs. Gerald lin in g , Mr. nnd Mr*. II. N. Bayer. Ur. nnd Mr*. Nell Powell of Orlando, Mr. ami Mra. Hugh Whetchel Jr., Miss llilon Raker, Mrs. L. H. Connelly nnd the hosts and hostess. CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES WEDNESDAY The Prayer Meeting Service at the First Baptist Church will be*In at 7:30 pan. We continue our study of “ Progress in the Chris­ tian Life.” Revival meetings nre being held each night at 7:4ft p. m. at the Asasmbly of God ChUrch, Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue with evangelist and Mrs. Hoy Harthrrn of London, England preaching and leading Inspirational singing. The meetings will continue until Dec. • 21. THURSDAY 'Jt The Hoynl Ambassadors will ^ ffeet ut the First Baptist t'hareh at 7:(H) p.m. The Junior Brotherhood will meet at the First Baptist Church , at 7:30 p.m. The Central Circle of the Car­ den Club will meet at 9:15 a.in. with Mrs. ]|. M 'npworth, 318 Park Avenue, The regular meeting of Semin­ ole Rehekah Lodge No. 43 will be held at the IOOF Ilall at 8:00 p.m. initiation and election of officers %IU be held. All members nre urged to be preaent. The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will hold u Christmas ofty at the home of Mra. A. C. tarke, 400 Mellonvllle Avenue, at 2:30 p. nt. A gift exchange will be held and Mis* Li In Woodard, Home Demonstration ngent, will dlsnlay the making of handmade candles; and a demonstration will also Ire enjoyed on tying hows and wrap­ ping Christmas presents. 4k The Grammar School Parent Teacher Association wt’ l hold Its monthly meeting ut 3:30 p. m. at the school auditorium. A (ward meeting ut 3:00 i>. m. will preerde the general meeting. Revival meetings nre being held each night at 7:4ft p. m. at the Assembly of God Church, Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue, with evangelist and Mrs. Roy llarthern of London, Knglnnd preaching and leading Inspirational singlin'. The fleeting* will continue until Dee. S '■ d te - A c - n t 1.25 lb. Lovett'd Store E. 1st St. I'hune 1090-1 f GENEVA NEW 8| t Be M1HB ADDIF. PRBVATT , CMOIf HIMI Win. L WIDER Jeweler ^ItfcrttniB a n s e i e t t s t l 111 South Park I'hona 447-W Mr. and Mn. George Arthur and non Stanley of New York are here ta ipend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth llarrleon and children of Daytona Beach visited recently with Mr. and Mre. C. F. Harrison, Mr, and Mra. Les­ ter Brown, and Mr. and Mrs Henry Kretser. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pittas visit­ ed friends In Mima Rundey. Mr. and Mra. LaRue Alderman had a> their gueet for a week their ■an-ln-Uw and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Gene Gustafson of Chicago. Mlsa Nadine Bostick of Chuluota s^ent Saturday with Mrs. Ina M l» Helen LaRue Alderman of Jackaonvllle spent the weekend Brown Home Setting For St. Monica Meet Mrs. Junius Bruwn and Mrs. Fred McMurray were co-hostesses for the monthly meeting of St. Monica Chapter of Holy Ctoxx Episcopal Church held Inst night at the Drown home nt 122 West Nineteenth Street. The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman opened the meeting with a devotional nnd a short med­ itation from the 130th Psalm. Mrs. Raymond Lundqulst, chair­ man, conducted the meeting dur­ ing which Mrs. Roy Frank By me* Jr. was appointed to head a com­ mittee to nro vide a Christmas dinner for tne monks at the mon­ astery nt Orange City. Members chosen to assist in decorating the church on Dee. 23 were Mrs. Guy Allen, Miss Carol Stone, Mrs. MeMurray nnd Mrs. I.undquist. Following the meeting Mrs. C. 11. Ripley conducted a market has. ket sale after which refreshments were served. Those attending were Mrs. Allen, Mr*. Gordon Bradley, Mrs. J. F. Dutton, Mrs. Diehard Hcaly, Mrs. Lauren Johnson. Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. Alfred Stanley, Miss Stone, Mrs. Symes, Mrs. Henry Tnmm, Mrs. Ralph Wight II. Mrs. It. W. Williams. Mrs. Willis lieIlrlne. Mrs. G. S. llonWellcr, Mrs. I.undquist, Mis. Brown, Mrs. MeMurray; a new member Mrs. Aud­ rey Lubeek; ami visitors. Mrs. Kenneth Green and Mrs. J. R. Dnughrrly. Glenn Lintfles Have Dinner For Couple St. Marys Plans For Bridge Party Jan. 16 A subscription bridge party was planned by members of fit. Mary’s Chapter of Holy Cross Kpiscopal Church at Its meeting held last night. The party will he held on Jan. 10 at tno Parish House of the Church at 8:00 p. m. and proceeds will go to tha church. The meeting last night was held at the home of Mr*. George Kick ih Highland Park. Mr*. Irving Felnberg. rharuinn, presided over the meeting and reiorted on the recent hoard meelng. The program, based on the took “ Faith of Our Church," was presented by Mre. Robert Pearce, program chairman. Members of the chapter were aeked to usslst in decorating tha church. Following the meeting, refreshmente were sorved to Mrs. Feinberg, Mre. Robert Pearce, Mrs. A. Duxbury, Mr*. G. D. Bishop Jr,, Mrs. C. E. Carlton, Mr*. W. E. White, Mre. Dale Scott Jr., Mr*. Donald Jones, Mrs. Welter Meri­ wether, Mies Itarbara Ruprccht and Mrs, Elek. Circlet 7, 3, slut V of the W S. C S of the First Mrthodilt Church held j combined Christina» party on Dev 9 al 3 Oil o'clock at Mc­ Kinley Hail. A Christmas motif was carried out with sprats of >'11 cnery, poin-cltins mid niiveieil leaves. The liunquet was arranged ill a Friends will be glad to learn that A. R. Pinkerton III has re­ V-shape, covered with ted cloths turned from the Grunge Memorial ami centered with lovely arrange­ Hospital where he underwent an ment* of Christmas caudles and operation. The Pinkerton's daugh­ colorful miniature snow scene*. At ter Cassie Lou is now recovering one end of the room gifts for each front n severe ease of chicken pox member were nrrungcil under a lighted tree. Also on distilnv was ami Is getting along nicely. a religious arrangement fashioned by Mrs, Gretchen Crowell using white candles, Bible, greenery atni Presbyterians Will ,i religious figurine. Hold Yule Program Mrs. Wally Sipple welcomed the members and guests. Hostesses for Tlie annual all music candlelight the occasion were Mrs. Charles service of the First Presbyterian Meeks, Mrs. Charles Atkinson. Church will be given the evening Mrs. John S. White, Mr*. Roy of Dee. 21 it wo- said today by the Green, Mrs. Willard Brinson. Mr*. Claude Atkinson, Mrs. John S. Rev. A. G. Mclnnls, pastor. Tills observance of the Christ­ White. Mrs. Roy Green, Mrs, Wil­ mas tradition is prepared by Mrs. lard Brinson, Mrs. Claude Hlttcll, George Touhy, minister of music, Mrs. Bill Kirk. Mr*. A. O Roberts, and features the Chancel choir Mr*. Hal Gruber, Mrs. Geraldine with part icliiu Hun by the girls Messier, Mrs. .lames Williamson! choir. The theme of the service amt Mrs, R. W Tbrnilklll. The program was under the di­ this yenr, according to Mrs. Touhy will be "Christmas Carols from rection of Mis Marvin Dvnl who led in the singing of Christina* Many Nations.“ Countries whose Yuletide enrols . antis mid conducted a candle will lie among the II that will lie lighting ceremony entitled "A sung by llie ch»li* will lie Spain, Story in n Slnr " A solo bv Mrs. United States, England, France, Bernard llaikey wns ettloyed. Austria nnd Portugal. In addition 1 nter in the evening a delicious thrre will be a special arrangement salad course was served. Those attending were Mrs. Thruof n few popular carols that are widely useil throughout the world. l.'s Ib'wes Mis. Carl Clmrpening, While the choral work of the Mrs. M ix Funihini. Mrs. Bill Glenn, choir* is featured in the program, Mrs Hl»rke*'. Mrs Roger Harris, there will lie several solo parts in Mrs G II Hudson. Mrs. Kirk. Mrs the nnthrms tbut will be sung bv ,| || ..... . Mrs Ri !"-rts, Mis. La­ such local favorites ns Mrs. Char­ mar Rowland. Mrs Blake Rawer, les Ginn, Mrs. Hamid Folds, Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Southward. Mrs Charles Wilke, and Rohcit llrown. i V n r v " Sw ank tr,. Mr It ' rhomnsim M ' S . W. W Tyre and Mrs. I'miby said Included in the hour of music M r s Rnv Wall. Also Mr'. Genevn Rrnnllec, there will be three organ numbers, alt of them aiding in magnifying \t.» Hubert H-nnett. Mr* Cl..... Wal'-r Pile" M.* the atmosphere of worship and ob­ tilth'll. Mrs Mkm "" servance of this significance of the Roderick 'dams. Mrs Mrs. L. II. Conner. Mrs P«V Nativity. Ashby.lone* MiThe alt-music service which ha* Groen. V rs become a traditional high spot of Mat '''ll I I'dd'in Mr- F I * "V j, Mra C'lnrbMeek- Mr- Hi" the Christmas season bus been en­ joyed by linger congregations each „U Mrs Park T"H' Mr- Job" S year since it* Inception, the minis While Mrs H 'r"bl Whitt..... Mrs ter said, and Mr. Mclnnls stressed T. ,| Williams Mis Gerald Mv-is. the fart that a hearty Invitation Is Mr- Cecil IP'ks, M-s Arthur extended to all who enie to hear ti+-ekw'i*h Jr Mrs John Bin"' Dye’ Mrs the program nnd add to the ride- Mrs Crime'l. Mr* I'mlier M> Ma'-dm H i""1*’ * hrutlon nf the birth of Christ. Mis C rt. lot"'*. Mrs T*1"" ...... *>,. T*-r..ilk'l' M-s Catherine Rev. Glenn Smiths j Wade Mrs. Broughton W ip'lnKur“ tie Williams Mrs Mi­ Honored At Stempers |Mrs ster and Mrs W'll'ls"*-""______ Mr. nnd Mrs William II. StemCelery ( ’rale* News per, Judge and Mrs. Douglas Hlenslrnin anil Mr. mid Mrs. George E. llv GRACE M. STINECD’ HI’ H Wells entertained Inst night with The first round of the tintnma reception honoring Rev. and '"cuts was played Saturday night, Mrs. Glenn E. Smith and their family, who are leaving sunn for if vim are not there to plnv your first elimination next week, Ilie Rev. Smith's pew paslurnte In game will ho for felled to your op­ Daytona. He has been serving as ponent. Winner * in nimr none Satpnstnr nf the Christian and Misnrilnv night were Tommy Kuhn. slonary Alliance Church here. q«rnb Jacobson Jo"l Moss, Robert Guests railed nt the Sleinpnr llnrsdorf. Marvin MeKinlev. Billv litime at 11)20 Locust Avenue Park, MrJvvn Ftel-cber. and Tei where the receiving line was com­ posed nf Mrs. Strmper. Rev. ami rv Smith Those who won In p""l Bilh- P'lik. Jim Owen, Mr*. Smith, nnd Miss llellv Smith "-nr,. Meeting the guests ut the dost P ickens, Biirnb Jacobson and Pat With Be sltre to be nt Go was Mrs Wells, and Mis 1 K. t|o Crate pex* week for tile aeeond Spur ling presided live? the gin si olliutnnlion! book. Fnjoving a game " f Cnnlistn Decorations in the Strmper Fr'cda Colvin. Mtlw-r tlhome followed a Christmas Iheuu'. (I were The refreshments table was cover­ |Mime, Jeanette Cleveland, and ed with n luce cloth and centered Lvnn A‘ lie. Gordon Clark nnd II" with tiny choir hoys, puinsetlias .■bo’ ie Eubanks bad fun playing and greenrry nnd ted tapers on a pool. We musl have some Interesting reflector. Presiding lit the punch magnxincH and lunik* un ut the bowl was Mrs, Stenstrom unit ns sistlng In servlnv were Mrs. Crate or else whv would Jimmy Ifatrk rend nil night with nil the Thomas llerkner, Mrs. Leo Wat fun going on elsewhere? Also I n son. and Mrs. W. M. Drown i in seemed to enjoy reudlng love The Rev. and Mrs. Smith were stories In Tommy. each presented with an inscribed Absorbed in n hot gumo of ping watch by Leo We'-oti, superinten­ dent of Surulnv School in thank- popg were Sandra Monforlon, h-an Wilke, Solijn Moiiforlon and for their faithful work ill tin- local Cecil Shepherd. Lawrence .Skates church. Al«mt 125 guc»t* called at nnd Ed lua'krtt played a good the Slemper home between the game of checkers. hours of 8:(H) and 11:3(1 p.m. Everyone come up III the Crate JHiatft ♦o \ '>URt»wlvunj By A »- JK CHOV'HTIK Do you have trouble keeping recan* for usa during the year? Do they take up too much storage space, get rancid or staleT Have you ever thought of rannlng or f reeling them for later uieT And, too, Just Imagine the convenience of having reedy shelled nuts on hend at all times. To freese pecan meats, select fully ripe nuts. Shell and pick over to remove ell lilts of shell or traih. Pack nut meats Into clean *kr-tight containers. Glass iars arc exceptionally good for this be­ cause you can remove the lid end taka out amount you want and resral the Jar. Empty coffee ran* Fourth Grade Will ;are also practical to ueo. Beal the with locker tape. Give Pageant Friday edge Pecans should be froxen and stored at sero Fahrenheit or low­ The fourth grade* of South er. They may be kept In froien Side Primary School will present storage for sight monihi to a year a Christmas pageant on Friday before lose o f Gavor occurs. In canning pecans, select fully night st 8:00 p. m, in the school suditorium. This Is an annual ripened nuU that Hava been shell­ event under the d lection of fourth ed and nicked over carefully. Place grade teachers. There will be no In shallow pan and put In a 300degree oven to heat through. Have glass Jars or tin cans clean and hot t Christmas Part>\Is Held By Methodists pi assure cooker at five poundn pleasure for five minutes. Ill pressure sauce pan or pres­ sure cooker release pressure at once. Remove nut meats from pro­ cess, Allow to cool at room tem­ perature end stole ill a cool place. Pecans will keep their fresh flavor only If stored In « cool place after rannlng. Nuts muy be held up to light months under proper stor­ age conditions. mi s cNroen nrn *i r> Wed. Dec. ID, IBS! Page & I ii'ial I .iMlkillff PAJAMAS Bayuns $5,95 Cot tons I $’Mb’» to $ 1.95 I'm i’-t Miikes and I .O N U S WINTER BLUE A Brnham (IMglual cut Iv looped wool picket (or winter, 11)5 2 . 5 3 , bus a led satin lining B ack inle trsl is stressed In n hip-length hack hell A sheer worsted ■ ■ >" r imuh dress Is colln I less mid tied at (tie neck with n small led satin hind la>w Silt, lied panel elfin Is limit the waist down end ill a no,ill pleat at llie In-in. Baptist Bible Class Has Christmas Party The Woman's Bible i lns« of the I ii -t Baptist ( tut is' It met lust night for a meeting and ' hint ma* pally nt 7:lHt nVIml in the Educational Building Tin- parly ............I w i t h a d r i l l in n s I ' o i i 'i e d l dish supper. The laldts u n i' at ti actively ili'Curated with red pidtisctliiis, Bru/dinii pepper and Ciiiistmus greenery. During tile meeting a picture of Christ was presented to the classroom from llie elii'*. hoiini lug Mrs Volie William* Hi for l.ei faithful wink with III" class. \ rolled inn wa< taken f"i the Lottie Moon Christ ions offering. About 3il niriiihrr ■ ami their su m w s ti? ? & Mules $.'{,95 next Halurday night a* this will lie llie last time it will lie open this year, It will "pen ugnln niter the hidlduys 0 MEN S aim h a s t SAT. — II EC. y« For Talde Reservations I'hlilU' Hit Linril s l.ps - <5.50 F in s r W EAR 1‘IIONK 1222-J S A M OKU she’ll love a R O B E Truly u gift lieu uiv this fliitli'tiiiK 1 1 dn> nt gleam ing i|iii i t I h im ' 12.95 Iloinit iful In nemle .ut in . w ru |i-a i«iiiml alylv* ELKS Charity Ball _L) Mayfair Inn Sl>t*e|i S5JM I Qim. IZo-H mawl aneats were piesellt J tie V III. laded Ml 1 lollies tl P o ll ,'d m MiII It tblhaill, t h - Williams. Mi n i Gild's, Mi . it i Mome, Mis H J. Ni*. ■Mis .1 I New h i . Mis. W M Hl'lltt, Mis J It Ftl'llls, Ml* Britton Johnson, Mi*. II. D .Smith, Mrs. W P Yesley. Mr* Pearl llansell. Mis It t'. Wiley, Mm B R Beck. Mis. II W Riu'kei, Mrs. \ ( lleii'iiii, Mrs E. H Roekey. Mrs It A Howell, Mrs J M, Whitehurst, Mrs. Ku- j idl e Ihum, Mu Essie Wilson, M m . I E BoD. Mrs H A. It Wilkinson, Mm rlmu l lianeey and Mrs Joilei Cn mi-roll I'w " T „ ’u* Kid 9.95 I »l'fj* pile < hellilh •* III lovely pusiels 6.95 Itayon Crepe, lim p in ' Hoiie.H in ItiiHi', Nttvv nm! (iret'ii LOOK! THEY’RE LOVELY 10.95 THI SHOI WITH THt IIAUTIfUl UT PAJAMAS “PICTURE” lor "tmiler the ClirialmiiH Tree” I*’d i ' ut-hm iie glum our! .Mandarin paimuaa w ith ((ililted jacket. A Huge • A rj u u • Mine �if inn BANronn nr.nAi.n Page fi Fraser Acquitted For Death Of Man Who Wooed Spouse Wed. Dec, 10. IBM Mrs. Dodge Cannot Convert Her Home To Private School YOU'RE TELLING ME! ■y wttUAM «trr L e g a l N o tic e Central PrtU Writer IT BEING the custom of every coach!" What ranlly clinched Ids sports writer, c u r r a n t , ex or selection was that he has alnyrd emarlltix, at this time to make sober since Oct. 1, their AH * American refections, ! f * naturally, We're forced to do the PROP. KOdVOST 1‘ hTPRR same. Read on at. your own risk: (who «r«* too llfjhl to irntK'r tern ! ! ! the thtillrdrr iclukv frtlMl, Of a ALOIS P CRUVNKV, coach — ttudrnt} - - Itr iifvtr inc-itinnctl Hn prrdletrd hn/ore each gamr font tail I nil a fiiio ii) t i n t fo th* that AU team bod a rkance lo Jprrff. I I I win—and It tffcf. I t ! GLORIA DtlOVIlY, co-td Know MIKI MiSMAIHfft, linebacker— Ing nothlnc about football the When asked by Ihe phetofi far a Stayed heme and let tomtonc eltc natural poet be didn't bare hit who did, use Ihe SO-yard line teal teelb In a marl that would fright­ ticket. I 9 * en a perllla. ! ! t ELMO PENNYWORTH, vct. XERXES X. WEEBLE, alum- eran newspaper 'endcr Aftei mis—He cheered all good plays, reading the various All-Ainciitnn never booed a bad one, and, at selections he ndmlt'ed Ihnl he aeaaon'a end, refrained from laid* really couldi T have cho/rn nny ln( the ohoru* in “Ttra the better himself. u m i i: n r ri nt.es* ii I'.aiiiak o\ rinn-ost:ti iiiasnCM a m i yvtt;>titit:vix n riuiTAiA nm. iitit-i- nr t iii : v.osiixii nitiiivtvr i: nr Tilt, c m n r M Arcim i. ri.iOiliiA V*»tl(-.- I. hereby *lv*-i Mini jg CLEARWATER i# —An all-mate Jury took only 21 minutes to acquit l-iil.ll. M r I-<w "M l he hel-l » l I P Burnell Fraser of a murder charge . ,,r ih. I ||V •‘-■minlMliili In llie for the killing of a friend he said i Hi II.ill in tli* i'll) -if H inliird. PALM REACH tji—Mr*. Horace had wooed his wlie (.*!. ,, ..,1,1 1,1,'W I* * l, |ll|. E. Dodge, who want* to turn hor im- > ircun Court Jury returned , ,.tni>.r ?’• I?",i. i■- i nnehlitr Mi* filllavish t million dollar home Into ti.w me > iismcer . i, eh.eo-lm cnix I -* Its verdict Tuesday night nflef M . /.i. iiiiim UhiiiiMin* -if the **hy i-l n private school or club, appar­ hearing F m e r. Jo-year-ohl Housn o r Ida: ently will have to keep It a* r t)in, Tex., flooring contractor, tes­ It*•T*1 An The pro|i**r(v home. tify tlitee hours lit his own defense o f ktio I 11 |.of A |. 2, 1. 1 l»Da Town Council Tuesday denied *r 1 r V l.f V. It T r n f'o r »*» Slap Fraser xohlted that he shot Tom I. n* her request for n special excep il M m •or in ria l lt.'.k Withers. Houston department store I 'd »: • - . .. i n| til* ptiiih* Il-C. lion to n rotting ordinance and employe, in self defense in u fight l t . itilnol* 1’ oil fit > i--|.ir1 1 said the mutter was one for the after no found Wither* ami Mrs l.f • I■.11I.-I >»l West -li • l-f Zoning Commission to handle. I. .tiii.l Aiehne liel « "rn -M- lli* Fraser nl nn Indian Rocks collage i -It riirn-l- iin-l '»* III*, Mrs. Dodge, widow of Ihc late near here July 1.1 «rI* It 1 ii "»* K- mllr i. i Horace E Dodge Sr., who wit Mrs Fraser testified she came |,.,,. .| f,, I « i li.imieil I divorced from Hugh Dlllmnn five H- .iiiiiii i. I.i I llelnlll I •let* * I In Flotilla wllh her daughter, 'l l i„tr)lr« In Inter**) )••'** - Mlyear* ago nml resumed the name Joan, It. lo think things over after im* .i,,n hnvr nn uppurl uni* y i>> l-e of Dodge, attended the hearing but Witters proposed she divorce her I,— III ',11-1 hexMl'H did not Indicate what action ahe husband nml marry him. II, ..f lu „f Ml.- I'll)' I’(,c*eil«*li,n will take next. „) Mi- i'll' nf Psiifnril. Vlnrlilu. Mil* Referring to Fraser's hobby of lull, ,|„v MeerniHcr, 1SSS She asked for a change In ton­ raising horses, she sold she was II S HAVMlt ing regulations last spring so she llrrd playing "second fiddle to a A. i-llv f‘ lert< ill III* I'lly could use Ihe property for a pri­ nf Hunforil. Klnrhln horse ' vate school, club or “ some other He said he kept hearing gossip llko u se" The Commission do about his wife nnd Withers and nled Ihe request. decided to have n showdown. Her attorney rllrd what he When hr cnino to Florida and termed the prohibitive cost of found thuni Ingclher, he said: "I maintaining such an establishment te as Itonwide dealer shotting*, i’tnlUr Division of wrap-around nne-ptere rear windows, rnnmler Interiors reallreil what I had hern hearing • A IlOWL OF REAL HOME MADE as n mir family dwelling, with tax* (tenoral Motor* Inday Introduced lla new line of Dual* and entirely new radiator grille and chrome treat turn I. was true " c r . , VEGETA RLE ROUP __ ex more than 128,000, Insurance Above Is the new Custom Colsllna, one of 11 body types Streak Chieftain models, featuring longer wheelbooe, There was a fight. Fraser said, JACKSONVILLE ( A - Diphtheria (M • CHEF'S CHOICE OF TARTY 19,915 and maintenance running In three Chieftain oorlaa; .Special, Ds Luis and Custom. nnd Wlthori lossed him between is showing a alight increase in Increased vision and new rurre-cuntrol front suspension. SANDWICH DAILY Into thousands of dollars Whoelbnoe fur oil ssrleo to 122 Inches, with f'owsr two aiitoninlilles Florida an Immuniiatlon ........ . despite »pl Advanced styling Is marked by smooth contours, rear • CHOICE OF COFFEE OR TEA He reported the property had method available, I! ilA nillH IMII ami tlllll saw Ml'V him IIIill 1IlilH ilUU easily IRol!/ H VniHtlllWi the HIV rFlnrIttl , ‘ I was stunned fender in and high deck lld.onr-plere rurved windshield, Steering on optional equipment. been offered hut eould not he rent­ mining til mn again so I shot •Ida Slate Hoard of Health said to­ ed for rnoiigli to pay the cost of HOME MADE I'lER DAILY tem," he fiinllnucd "I um ter­ day. taxes and upkrrp and couldn't he L. L. Parks, director of the ribly sorry l did il — now. Hut I Dr „ ________ ....... S c o u Ih sold for a fraction of the eatl.wasn't at Ihe time because I found agency's tUireou nf Preventable mated 4 million dollars [he war, lower than Ihe lowest Diseases, aald: tt'.iw tlru ro C m raw s (IM| Using Ihe property properly as ax a private (Continued Penn, Cage One) "Far the first eleven months or WALGREEN AGENCY meeting of tho Hoard, Inst of <lov snake " school or club should enhance the ultimate product Is dependent on The Frasers’ daughter tried to HU1, 48 cases were reported tn 18 WERT CALM BEACH Wi —Much Warren s administration. “ (IN THE CORNER IIY T1IK CLOCK” Value of the neighborhood and ex tho qunlity of work done In each Timmons was convicted by a testify hut she broke flown and counties. For the similar period emptlng It from riming regulations atep of the assembly line. ||e said of the estate of John HnHlduy this year, 70 cases have been noted her father asked that she bo ex­ Hornomlo County Circuit Court would not Interfere with the com­ tho Scouting nrnginm wos com ferry Hr., 71-yoar-old publishing cused as n witness. in report* from 24 counties. These munity's health, safety, morals or arable to a ate iep in an assembly executive who died Thursday, was Jury of first degree murder and ease* have resulted In nne death sentenced to death The Slate Su­ lefl tn his widow and two sons, welfare, he added. nc because It helped a Ixiy to so far this year. preme Court set aside Ihe verdltl. Harwell I’crry ami John II. ferry learn such things ns thrift![ness "These rases have occurred pri­ holding the evidence did not war and to hove n a sincere respect respee1 for Jr. marily In children, and 41 per cent h rant more lhan a manslaughter The will, filed for probate Tues­ other people. of Ihe cases Involved children four l.ast night's meeting was opened day, loft control of the Western conviction. years of age or under." Hinson told the Hoard Timmons, with ntl Invocation delivered hv the Newspaper Union to Farwell PerOKLANDO vP Florida will L. W. Scott after which . ry and control of Ihe Metropolis who lived wllh Ids brother An WASHINGTON </* - Tho Army Reverend turkey dinner prepared |,y Mrs I Company and News Journal Corn tlrew, n tavern operator, came have nl least two hands, n march­ said today It Is ordering armored a(latchcl upon Langston suddenly in Ihc ing unit and n f!..ut in Washington wax served cafeteria styf pnny to John It ferry Jr slmrls for its troops In Korea. To­ Wholcmile Team yard of tliclr home nnd shot tin- when Dwight D Eisenhower Is Paul J. Stine, present council At the time of his death ferry gether with Ihe armored vest, the president, welcomed the Hcnutei* owned the Western Newspaper Un- while man nfter Langston shouted inaugurated two garments will give protection to the meeting ami Introduced Inn. 11 d.iilv .uni is weekly news an order to halt or he killrd. He Prices That's what ihe Republican to Ihe entire torso. JACKSONVILLE VH Sen. Ernest E. Hawk. Scout executive papers In Florida ami Kentucky, said Laughton had gone to the Ktste Executive Committee plans Tho Army said the armored Hmather* said today council secretary, who gave a lour Florida radio slullons and mt house with Hernando County Sher to have in Washington 'Hie com­ George shorts resemble a prlrr fighter’s and iff Sim Lowmon nnd hail been left n?j!*w1' Inviied th- Jncksim Dwight Elsenhower wmtld get co­ report on the presold -dlmitlmi of trunks and weigh only four imnnd* this council. He reported llml there meroiis affiliates uf these enter­ In the yard while Ihe sheriff went ""d H''«te Corps made operation nf Southern senators prises lie also had large real es The vest weighs eight oounds. up of American Legion inernhers when he become* president. It) seek u search warrant now 8,1)97 hoy* in IfiC. units laic holdings Specif li-aIly designed In protecl are The Florida icnatnr laid, too, Cub .Seoulr, Iti.y Scouts Feeling ran high In His- com to he Ihe marching unit. The other Court papers gave the value of Ihe hips, abdomen and groin the* Including that the president-elect had made and Explorer Seouts in this Conn Ills estate only as "more Ilian j mutely because It was thought groups have not been selected garment tins been tentatively de- ell. (• .Humid Alexander. Fori My- excellent Langston was a deputy sheriff ... , „ . . . choices" In selecting Mti.oon " signaled as "armor lower torso " killed In line uf duty the lawyer «'rs chairman of he Wole Com- hi* cabinet, In n financial report mode l.v Phono 098 30B K im ! Flnst Street II Is made of 12 layers id flosl- Doyle sold bul il developed he was not n' |H‘'C- announced Ihnl Florida has ( Smathers made the remark* te Did mild, treasurer, It \vn. title. Inminuted nylon duck i-m-nscd stated that it defied of rd'.xr.'J oo'v at tho end of ‘a -six a deputy and was not lleensud t„ j hren nllntlrd 2no ticket* for the newspapermen --------------------------------J ,“ In a water resistant plastic layer exists anil I'm-, blent Slim- nigeil .IH ScctH n I four day ceremonies beginning week "report to the people" In lo-ur the revolver he carried. with on oilier covering of nylon all Scoiileix |u> •■■nl to ntnke mt Florida. Manuel Gart-ln. Tampa, asked Jail 17 fabric I f it It I |* i kirn r Mini I'ltyp He aald the federal government leffoit to bi-Jo erase the ileflylt by These llckets will Im used for [ reiteration of civil rights for Rob The vesl, made of the same «f... life linprlsomnenl if convicted ert Kovnn whom he termed the Hie symphony concert. Jan in "faces a great challenge" tn the Iiinlcriuls, bus been demonstrated'1 V... iul ' m-ogidllon wnu given Jones lias been declared Insane "most remarkable case of rubs the iimvio all star night the next new administration In Korea to defied about (1.1 per Lloyd iiiii- for his work it) moo noil returned lo the II K hllitation" of whom he ever had dnv nml the parade on Jan. 20 emit of all types of missile* nnd to aging the Official records disclosed Hint heard A general Stale Committee meet­ "(let tint The Vote" reduce chest and upper abdominal i-nmiiolgn oflet which Mr. tlar, on Air Foret' Office of Special lovesKnvnn was ronvlctcn of burglary ing Is planned for soinetlma early wounds by almtil (Mi per rote. tlgallons (OSI) agents knew u se­ In January. behalf of the Central Florida Tim Army snld l oon of the new Council, presented I'maldent Htlm* cret document giving data about In Dade County nnd also of armed C ) - « rnm* ft«* t A meeting will nc hi Tollnhns armnred shorts will he ready for with a gift, speaking highly of his the l-'HUf-: typo Sabre Jet was going robberv In Leon Cmintv in 18.17 He wax paroled less than three see Dee 18 wllh members of the kin* Jr., Robert J. Mautnan, Roy delivery lo Korea In February. to lie* stolen before it ever w as administration as president doling W. Ar Patrick, T. E. Tucker. taken The document was genuine years ago and obtained emnloy committee from Ihe Seventh Dis Hrltt, |Ik- ii»»l vrnr. mi-nl ax n common loiterer foF a Irlet TM* Eighth District meeting R. L Dean, (irtirg# Ton by, Mack The Alt Force made no altempl lo a closing cermnnny led bv Clearwater contractor Kovan now w-lll lie at Gainesville Dec. 18; Cleveland .ft, M. H, Htrlckfand and Flunk Caldwell, li! enn-lles wen- to take II Wally Dldrifh. Caxclo, whom OSI ngitnix lie Is In complete charge of the tun- Seventh IlMrlcl at Liikrl.xnd flee, lighted as the 12 liMits of the Among those attending the meet trading business and handles Fifth District at Orlando Jnn. Y o u r S t a k e ih A m o r i c a l llcvcd lo he Ihe origillnlor of Ihe Scout Law were rend by r-ngh' (Continued Front Cage On*) thousands of dollars each woelf, 7 and Sixth District T Clewistun . Ing were John Bromley, Forrrsl |i|ol, found nobody lo loiy Ihe siScout Hoy Stine. "fnllli In lll«a outlasted mine." Garcia said Jsn 12 Dates for other districts Hrerkenrldge, C. P. liraslngtou, t-rel document Frank Evans, II M Gleason, Our financing Davis testified today that no ol). Tin- Commission opposed the full will be aninniner-d Inter Casein is charged also wllh H i Henry Simpson, J Malcolm Hlg lecllons were raised agalnat lllss pardon no Ihe ground Kovan hill mints of Illegal dealing in fill,non con help you Mart awning gins, Andrew Carraway, II, t). by mcm Itern of the Carnegl* comt.eeo at i i ber t y^bumh*( 11 O c n l f i M a y |{(« l ^ i r H t win Ih of ttelllnry payment eertlfl not Pope, John Meisch. John Ivey, J mlttre selected to name n presi fur a ren rates w-rd hv military personnel tlon It link ton, llnrry la-e Sr., K. J fleet nnd Hint no evidence was m-»»IIiim*« e»—« ••-s* «)«*• To Got Republican Kilpatrick Jr.. Tom Lemon, W. V. uncovered Indicating disloyalty to white students, a ratio id about lo Japan ami Korea Slate Hep Robert Floyd. Miami. It was suspicion of black mar­ the United Rtates. Hilling. Mack Cleveland Jr., Wil­ 10 to nne. , ,, keting which got Ihe OSI on his VJ'O'HHonal pardon for OCALA -n Ocala tony t> e the liam Clark and Charles Morrison. Hut Dnvls said "there Is no He snld that the mixing ol the Harold L, Francis hr., Miami Ne- first Flnrlda rltv to geta Renuhmagic formula I know of" tn pre­ studrnts would result lit a situa­ trail Murphy was chief of Ihe Air sell Ieneo ° f Hi year ' llran |xislmnsler underthe Klscn vent recurrence* of the sort of tion "Hint one can not contemplate On the laland nf Marnjn at the Force poxtofftcc In Taegu, Korea, r T O L #l y 1 rr Estelle bower sdminlslrallnn. situation which developed nut of with entire equanimity." mouth nf the Amazon River, cow­ death of a Negro woman. OSI rrrnrd* show Casein nnI’ostmnster George ( ’. Wixxls, boy* often herd their cattle In Hiss' selection. Davis Inld Ihe court Ihnl the pmached Murphy nml offered lo Jones, npnolnleil in l!itn, is scheduled to diigout canoe* during Hie rainy Clarundon County School District split profits If Murphv would help Francis, who lias remained nl retire Dee 91 and W. Holhrtxik season. Mlrhlgnn Slate Is proud of Its "proceeded promptly ami Jrt good him funnel negntlahle money or heriy pending appeal .-.since hi* 8enlt. vice chairman of Ihe Slate rernrd of being represented op faith" It) comply wllh a kedernt tiers oul of Korea. lllicrly pending appeal since his Although fnisll musk-oxen are Republleau Exeeulivn Committee, every American Olympic team Court decision nrdrrlng equal edu­ Murphy weld lo the OSI nnd was Miami x Negro eomniunlty and Is xlnliHl to berinne netlng post- found fn Klhertn, they are today na- 119 Weal First Strret Phone 891 si lire IIHIH. cational opimrlutetlcH for while and Intel In "plnv along wllh him." does much work In behalf of Nemaster pending a civil service ex- live only to Northern North Amer­ Negro stiidenU-but not making OSI reports then relate: (M NW M NM OINM gro children i,ml the blind. Floyd amlniiHnn. ica. segregation unlawful." Casein Inter approached Murphv said. He Intel ti. • Honril he be Davl* recalled that Sen. Chnrles « bold Ihe iwsslnllity of selling mill llrved society would lie belter Suinner, a |*ower In Ihe Hennle In Inrv scereis, saying he had a friend served If Fraud* were allowed tha post-CIvIl War days, tried rr- -S g l Jours—In Tokyo who could In rrmnln free te continue his vyrlpeatedly In hrlng ghmil nn end to sunnly them. tare work among hi* own people school segregation In tho District The OSI nrrnngrd a pas* fur nf Columbia bul, "again nod again Murphv to Tokyo, where Murphy he was defeated" In Congress. nn-l Jones In Hie Ambassador Justice H u r t a n asked Davis Hoetl. whether changed condition* In re­ Wired, Tho 081 had the room lation* between the race* might In Korea nnd Japan Ihe next LAHT TIMES TODAY I ! have a hearing on Ihc doctrine of TUSCALOOSA i-ty—IlsrokJ (Red) "sepnrnte hut equal" school Indite few weeks, Iho 081 took 20 hours of tape recordings nf rnnvrrxnlhxi* Ort'w today wa* given n new two Ilea. ' Davl* said changed conditions hclwoon Murphy and Casein and year contract, with an Inertia» In Murphy and Jnnes. The three never P"y< »■ head football coach at the can nut broaden Ihe terminology met together. Uni ve rally of Alabama, of tho Constitution. I'ASSKNfiKH TIKES The rrrnrd* said the F8fl data Furthermore, he told Ihe court, ThU action, ending n week* long was stolen nml trammilllod to any changes In rondttlnu* ucrc.nn Korea. rnnlnivmy Involving former nth" $12.30 iino x if) administrative !®i®» at. iho school who wanted Cnado was arrested Kept, | | at n 17.89 iircw retained, wasannounced by. lion, not a jmllclnl ons. girlfriend a home In Taegu. Jnnm I>r, John M, (lallalee, prcildcnt of Burton railed the Corn 17.11 wn* arrested Ihe same day at Air the unlvcra ty, after a conference "a living document" to no Force headquarter* in Tokyo. with Draw this hiornlrui. 19.21 prcteil In the light of con Drow aald he wax "aatliflrd with prevailing at the lime. nao x 1 7 10.00 i ***!* .nd**) head fuotlwll and .. contract" and hnielmll roach at Colorado Cot- added that other membera of the 10.72 fpotbnll coaeMng staff would bn Diphtheria Showing Increase In Florida CHEF’S SPECIAL 50c Hoy Furry Leaven Estate To Wife And 2 Son« Pardon Hoard Rcumiilat & Andersen State Will Huvc Two Hands To Honor Ike Army I Ordering GI Armored Shorts ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SmatherH Feels Ike To Get Cooperation ROBSON COf c SPORTING GOODS k HOME DftviH ToKtificH Sc^rcRation NOW tlGST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LGAN ASS'N. I FOR A BOY’S CHRISTMAS FLORIDA S T A T E r THEATRES Red Drew Given New Two-Year Contract ' i i j ' i 1 21 |o more lire worries now- INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE GC S A V E ! ARMSTRONG TIRBS last- On Any Of These lir e Sizes and howl 700 X IH 700 X 10 820 x m T ffuisrsT R M MacArthur “STOVEPIPE” SlyltJ tn iht gtlthn ll'tif. In utlbw', limn, liw*. 5ii«f B.'j thm III l l j j Ikm Ji ) ) » d«u 6. 7.96 to 9.98' (Continued From Page One) In my vlnwe. "A eucenaaful solution might Well become the key to peace In Uli world.” The eichinge followed MacAr ihur’a apoaeh Friday, when hi tntd the National Aiaoclsllon ol Manufacturer! In New York (Hal "there la n clear and definite anlutJm to Um Korean Conflict" with out unduly Increasing casualties or furthering Urn riik of world MAKAUDINO IUCCANHW fbalittw tin Mp) MM...HwanriMfl i ' ' ' # rnp0> i t Riot ~v\* V IN I I I i A [ Ht LAST TIMES TONIGHT On Friday) Unc. 18, B te > P. M. Mr. Tkogwui U. Smith. Field) Technician Malco Hearing Scvlce, Audlphop# bo. of Orlando will be here with Hearing Aid Service for all ifcakoa of inatni-} manta, PJm M for Utmr nppohitmcnt. ■' ”A»k te ata Urn Mika Maiali l A * L "Tog ■B«ret*V ! t 700 X 10 760 X 10 ......................................... 820 X 10 ............ PRICISS GOOD THRU SAT. i DEC. 13 1100 X 10 — 6 ply ... — A1J40 — . MacArthur Implied thin n will. Ingneaa to present hla vlowa to Bfianhower. Elsenhower quickly sent a radios gram to MacArthur laying ho ahd hie ndvleera w en In tho process of "oqlHnlng a future program" aimed at ultimate pence In Korda. Flo aald he wahted MacArthur’* vlowa AppHafnca Co, I l f Baulk. Park. Hanford t l WHITE HIDE WALL 2-1.29 TRUCK TIKES CARTOON AND SILKCtin 680 X 10 - I ply . 780 X 10—0 ply 000 X It — 0 ply...... .. 750 X 20 — 10 ply...40.23 1000 X 82 — 13 ply....... 1100 X 20 —13ply...... . 1100 X 13— 18ply. ..,... 1 ■1100 X 24 — 13 ply... LANCASTER NHORTH HAHtUt CARTOON * AND BHORTS SPECIAL 81.01 - Aioo • 27.4° Ilegutar <iwiolln« 80.40 08.87 104.44 SPECIAL DEUVKBY • TRUCK TIRES 1000 X 22 — 12 ply............. 1100 X 20— 12 p ly ............. $ 90.42 111.08 riua Tax god M ou n t!at_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CRAWFORD LAKE Thrifty Serried , Station f NEWS - EVERY DAY •* r*«‘f l l l ) i U I M M I I THURSDAY A FRIDAY 1 Milter Madfe A B2SX 18 t PAXAI87TO and NmaHy Catfoca «V*«! GRIFFINS’ Thrifty IVuck Stop 70SFRENCH AVEe �I I 1 f M IM E O G R A P H C R E D IT P R IN T IN G — IN V E S T IG A T IO N S A N Y W H E R E IN F O R E IG N U N IT E D T Y P IN G Stan Comstock M A D E STA TE S OR ! IIU17 Sanford A t*. R O Y A mutual fund o f prirvon iiorforntauft* T B L K F H O N L S ISO and 1071 Htwm 101 Sanford Vttantlr Nallnnnl Hank Ihdtdlng * H JAMES GUT Full partiruInrH on retjuest General Insurance j IMIONI-: 78 ij O llm ulo I I t* | i i r « f * M f I m a 11. JA M E S CilIT JA M E S II. D t’ T A»<oe. OZARK IKK ; Phnlir i\W i i 1I r i i W A N T A D S . c . l . p e r s o n s llr. Sunlit I'slniitlo Airnue Tfcf C«Mum in* miim l« o1! U MWI '•'•»» 'rtfil’ur«V nrriifti. ’ I (Imp Ur |*i-r liar |»*ri|luit .1 U»HP< l«k- I*t*p MiP ItfarrllnH if llnir* *««• gipr tinip Intrrl tun Din r» nr |*rr Mnr l*»*rr 11**m Si* up*"p 11nr fair 1 rn«H j l «•n11 itrI ¥ 11 r \\ i*i'ill* |ii (hr 14nr. Iiitiililr lliilr I mp ttfni k I’nre ( rih PH O N E 1 ll.’r Cinivvuv Kmiil H13 F A S T F IR ST S T U F K T H E R A L D W A LL o n cv M K T itis r KVKS EXAMINED Cl.ASSES FITTED AGENCY A In , 3-llK A I. I'sTVTK FOR S.lt.E—.1 . 1ft- Use I'h. 1113 For HcmiIIa d k n 118 U iinI ill* *«IIt iit-i r|iH‘il i»irp |hr t'rlt-|iin«tir mi iiirin ■*riintill ifi i 1«ii i nr If ii.i»r i*j|mr I** 11«irtl In lItr irtrf»h«t**r b*nik lit rrtiipfi lift tM* mi itinmtttint Inti llir nilvrrllart It r t|o t int in |im I'lriM* r.ill In* n|i|i<iintm^nl (■roiH|i(|). |n itnirr lot it* in * I r i i l f r t h r h r * l ( ■ • i * w | l « | r * r i * !• * * * , I'hniir 17**2 -- ITilt i Mil *i»in| itl* tiiti*| hr Im ntit . ulfiry tin thr iln> lirlmr i i nturn, j I'lMff Hi*II11 ii* I..... lly R ay fioM o J '• nn m m tii«iii*< In »i*iir ml * * I ii r ntnniM Itr rr*|MMt*lhlr im i Mintr Ihim fiiir hu><tirtl iit*r r I Itiifi I>IL II. i\. RING nmtoruAt rim h ie SANEORI) HERALD I— *T» I OH H IM —i A '-I I. A K V Apartment* lit W I'lr't Street Phone ISO W n u ll AWAV VND UV1IV IIRIIS lav, week or tnontli I'el 112.1 Furniture ('enter. Hi! W Kirsl Tl HNISIIRI' Apn.rlinent :t lame rooms and ball) I’ lione III.) or IS.la .1 FLASH CORDON anil hise advent tires In npnrt 111 n>*t n»»- s .w r n n n u r n . u n C O U N T R IE S CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD S thr r<j* m, ii,5? t recn m n rm ls A F F IL IA T E D FU N D . I M '. • Enlurlok rnmdsts of some 3P narrow hirin' of land rlvlnc no morn than Ifl fret above thr «, t teri of thr Pacific ll> Dan Harry n ilMSIlKD HAHAtiK apart t all Seminole He.ill) ment • Kleelrir kllehen Ren sum able Neat lt.ise nest to In no er«’ AtielUm Market on lhiihw.iv , 17-W Kl It NISI IT!I> klteheneMe ,ipnt ments lliybii.ii |. Smitli lily l.lmils Slnmliirlanil limit F u li H i;N T l»v im n ri 111:1.1’ IV IN I TII ' I ’ M i \i ^ n tv n i s O' I II llll.IM.AN'l* I’ VHK • in I Colonial I.AIIIKS Aildrrs < i ant'' I- rin I KAt NDtiV W>•I K Mr t ijtuli r, Wav 2 bedrooms. screened Ir Vvenue*. Mo Hid*) llootti'*' Sin U i'k U i ‘ ''M't\ >"il VN'II|***rch. ear |hit1*■. spare hr.itrr. possible KlH-ltiti* 'lam p'd ail 1 f*lt>'nr I ’.'" H f lofrlpiTalor, stoic and Venetian................. dressed envrlnnc Wide Hunt M'VMIMtD ra tio t o blinds t ail hr purchased with i IRS, I'lllar, \r p i"ti n "i **;, t: i , Work low dovtn t'.nomit with hal.ir.rr • ,■ ' ■ .. ....... St. f i r . • lUiH-rli turd i'.r.r!’ ......... “ "•* .Man — lo *cl op and npi i de r. HtllU.lt I v HIM I VMS, Rraltor \oru i s I’ l'ttsn v vi s —n It iiioml I . t iiiiiti|ul«t, Avsoclalr Firestone Drake Ib'pt No dull or, steady work \.n ation Good VN.Nnl N« INI. .'(lenie ■.* sallfrird Pitmu* I'i7.1 Vllatitlr Hank IMdi*. pav (or rtuhl party tTreslmte An tote Kish t amp Im .tied font Ml ST SITI.1.* lo n 'ly Vlasmtt) Stores ttl Cast l.t Si of Sanford Avenue mi I. ike Jes Him.:.don Vim'll thnrouuhly oti sip llo.it. t..r lent lint bn sail* llyprrlom oil nipct joy this two lirdvooin homo t'om In 1 1 !i lip ti^ now i o : . .: and Mjrkot Molp Wanlril (•Irtl with tile bath attai'hril «a •ati ti a trim: ial.oi-.li'.I poioli ,md i'or> MI.I.I. I’ AV IN't* prim menl "!> non upon in I.oil'll - Siipi i M ii VI III! till III II Wat . . n e 20 ai .splii'ii iii iioil In ounor kels Ior ripri ii in o.i i ... . .i (ii I l i'111 ISc i . t . ,1 ( ... te| ilf I* ' *,h p.n iionlai * anil appoint nival alol prodner 'non *in,id w dlp.ypnr i .■ i ). n ■S i . 1 •.nil 'in nl lo iiJm'i l i all i.l2 lliuir> rood noikitu; lomlilon 0. between now and * In.iiii.n It Vltltni VN A I HI Ml I V paid i illations, retirement poo Make ion* .lb- l,.ii limn (he pH W 1 111! iioil plan, insurance and nlhet 1. miesi a .'o i lmen! in ■<-nti .il benefit' Give ace. esperieine I loi idii Help »v .11 tm* \ m.i. i. M:\i.l aioi'too nt ni'tyIv paint other details in milnn lo • I sa i| tn , m || lot Pretty offeinu! al >mir elmr. ti ami II. I.. iVVKIIV brill: new be.mli In tom home lawn in tiotit IVINN A I.OVRI I l.Kill I ItV i l» >1 Hie ..iltie lime Dlt.iinlo Walt tlm Drawer H, VVr*i li«> Siallon paper to HUa Kit t ll.i hinctim Ki 'l It tod i ii.on lo.mo now h JiekwtMVIlli'. I la. st i >i latidii 2 Mil |*ntitled alt ooni oHti'TV rs and Ifl .o i o land I’hom* ii:t!i W I•It I\ INI, In New iMI. pi Itori*tn hel 1 Want two riders Hef :ilt Ill M I OHS -111 1 1 - SITUATIONS IV.V.NTT.II - I t en in e . e\ehaiieeil ' ill Air I1AHY SITTINt. biM of n fu If von want In Ibn. Rent or Si'll, Ita .o eiteo.ion I':''. elierl Mrs Miriam \ imip. pliniie 10H M ________________________ I lit 11 i Mil s m il lb H.lliAVS i. IV. IIAl l.. Realtor VH! Vi> I ..... Ii Male Hank lltilhllni; 12— HI SINKSS OPI’O ltll M ill s l lb ,1 2 > I all Hall ' Phone IT.VS lb2 2V KAHN JIIHMMI or mail pm ii .nii'i See Hal liloml M Hall li.ibb llakei 1 '17 K.i.t I n .1 Si addre'sllli; elO elope- to pa" l.leeti'inl ItrokiT for all I'hotii I tSli time al home In li.iml m 1 p kind, oi KimI Kstate writur Send SJ oil f"i infot ,naii"a IOS' ■S Park I'pstnir* and instruiTunis Si nit A >n i; vi roM om i i s i it mi i its 1' litHit OOo Dept 110, liosbuM Station Ibn M2. Rokloit) 10 'la -. Moiiei !"l" I’ Vi Ii \III i sedan l It'iin 1- RK.V1 TSTVTI U V N T R D -I liaek Ktiniillllee Will ell eheap Tom tie .een any time al it-.ll Willow Ale VV I' It A V I* a I'asli Itn ie r for best T N T S T A I. OP putt I t M I V In him' that S.V.imhi mi will Im) IS WII I is b tl pick li(i Hit.I \ W vh n Phone 27 n i:s n u t s vi.r —v In Sanford K slablisliid Vei l (IimhI business l.iiim ; ipi n t e i . n desired Kveellent loi ii.in and n ife In operate K"t del ill- a l ib Hoy HAS e n llei.dd IIONNIT JOHNSON s in:Al l v sn op IIOA Sanford Vir AZ>.‘ \l.u f m 11— NPKPI.VI. HTI1VIIIS || ni'cIioji 3 Itt'iltMiitn lions, fi ml NEW KM HOIS surf neeil to pei IrtH's uiiUiiU' lonmltv «•mii|>1« t* feellnn Old flmirs made like mitJnnr fifi'lH.nr \Kn im Mil, t II It IS I'M VS li I l l s Now ami nrw Kinlshlm:, I'lenninn mid ('in clinirr luN srpii* m i linn af o id i will,* m.ii Tillies Terms ti usiiiK. also portable pint it plant 11 *.»*ly ton ;a ml Nn i lr.tium Servinu Seminole l oimtv Mini lift h I'liO si Plnnu* 103-1 vi i'll ( .lit •1.1 .1 I02.V II M Cleason lake Mall tJ .V« cal N" M V P M b d o w n .,",. Arn)|. m .1Ilk(,tv I. 1, SIM. 1Maim l eelmii tan 'I'ii rpaul anilni .ipnihm-nt Will LiK«‘ nmpli' wtill Phono 111I W Ifmile 1. Soil.nd trim \ ,m Sin pint on** i1tiiltl Mticnnli.i MU Saiilnrd Ale. I’ll nrie U2t I.AWN M*iWKHS situ*pound in Cl.KAN KOt II loom furnished I M It V MUNI V I OH I 11It IS I’ *1 VS * 1 *'les Ii pall ed Slliio- ni l apartment lilt Ibirk Sie H> Finn Striker K tlb St lb me yo<ir is lull- elepbanls to Hie V'Mlion Market I ai inline 2 IIOOM up.it Imen! rieilin a l ap I id I,nn I. limit I.. I'noN and Wli.it Olll./VNIit) Vlormni! sent jdbmcgs ail! We.I nil SI ______ land" Kvetiun; Sim t .ol Ii >ij It Not Spot i a'll1 tlm ymu llay, l l*i.i .1 week’* IIIi]ill nt leinl.ibb". list .ini .limes Vlli Ibmeer, J—ItKAI. KSTATK I lilt SAl l :—1 AWNINGS IIItVNlil S l.lapefiinl I'aliijerini's I’ l.istie, Alumuoim. i o.v . ■ | *. e COI.OIIKD TOl.KS > < ! Ksllmates Phone l.">i .1 all. i West tii'ni'la Vie I I I'orller Good lots fur sale ill l.nc khart's ti |i III tin appoint im nt anil West Sanford Siilidlelsnm Viitt fttlOO down and JVIHI pi'f ....... .. I SKIi bain entn.ii;e i' ti * AN ninnlh Write linrti It.ilon lions ......... .on | im i, i,. ihd m .Kl 1 llllf t'orp , Hoy Kit Miami lleaeli. Aii t thill!! Till M.M ’ H oi'. In ii'li |'tioiii Wadi 1 • VW ,‘.iol V.laios si llel \n KDHN'ISIIKD 2l.iillo.no ualaiii i I.Is Jo .1 annrtliienl t'oiilnel miner at liisi nNI V MAT a d minder KarT* \*l .viaMimlia Avetme t i.aia,. ,'o| North I’ .iik Plmtii ,11 ST t VI I I I'W l is KIVU I,O'IS VIavfair >e* lino I III l s . n l la- . I t tin luted t Vill i M I It Milllti oil strio l t all HVi W I I 'i' .d I'iei foil ini'tlahim. 1"mi «|MM 1* i i j *,111 |n|i «■! IMlit for l.llb none Him pnee of me III 11Ii lilt' 1 all itm tn M 1 I i *lt s u | |..ike l imit lot ii nii ti l ' d Pit.no 121 t .1 sand beav Ii A maipntueoi v,ew PI 1 >1 DING T>IAT ••si ' ' oil bennlilnl i rv'tal I aki I "t 1 Mill |,H i mil t • 1*111 1 it) k 1 11*1 jppnllltliii lit •all I am I! I k ill II ' Vlvl S I nil Hill IHAV s r*'| im lit * II 1. M i» l * V .’"1 VIII VH S .iiifnt il V ie I'llMlM 1Hi‘M yam Iiiimn ( n,, $:t 2ti Hir SHVinii ol) two . ......... ft aim , j),, i V1UN I J1s Cm Jl'lIII 1 II*1* V ■*! 1 hulls*' that needs .mm tepatr. p ki i 1 'Ii' |! Kirsl St Wdlltiw Ml1kiln*l • s. tnf.-ul \V4 Kiei'llent liHoilloit lippmiionli ('limn nmi Uhmii *•ki U .Util I I . i 1 tn make some money Ves Sir' —■ ram no «|mm It daioi fin m • n VII I II I I s M \NTTD fit i ilni tn SI 1* tl t ha n i r % 1 «|1 •t 7 4mv iltl Sen h e H |» tnontli Wi tint i ll and Ii oil* used form Hart iinitir ^ < *...i'ii i N.tiil’ ' " 1 tel V Si i V|I i v<I It'll tmi Wd n" V! uer I 'irnlliire t'o lull VV I'll s, I'l.mie i t en d 2nd Sir • « I HI I PI Pli.ait* IIM t *H! sVI.K Mud. I"ti*•In* ?2.'itl • V in.ol,let Kt*H s.VI.K piaO t'nnliai V I eon •id '"ii Prli ale mi m i <pl'.o ml I'limie ol.l ,1 lit tween I ist and ; .o p m is VtTOMOlHII IIIIOK I Its |H m i : iii v vm i s i :i t <11 VN t de model Used eat * W I Vli Ma ters 111allei Oilham I >rd Tars 1Mil and 1‘aik Alt ,1\ IMl>ll f(l| IJM‘il l ars eietl if n\\i mi Dn*m llllr A llrrl 1 snl 1 Sim «•ll«l .iliij S.il ifiil It 1 \l( l> VMMill mult money la 11 r Ui • Mi'i il .1* ti* i: is n 1ai tl. )L* iimiSi'N II u!i Wads W»a I It rail \ , o t Ii in . n a *irlan111.' I'll.m. s i. id H in ts Mtiinits VI Mil M baidw at" V id WiH.ilumkm Vve -ii I’ lvo nod, .I ' Sanford 11 foot I'f.VWt" 'I' H" VI Kt.'ker, I i ad.'t bool. ............ ,■ • 1'binnt ■s VI 'o I t IIMII til II ii..!.! ..I. PIVNllS New ."..I I v ole tn, K di a I 'o-i VIi rtli Vi I 'iat W i' d hi., **11 t l HN Vi I 11 Vi til I Ifi**i ii"< I » U I. III* \\ I\| S| IIIIIH.I i i m \ i i;si i \r,.. . (■I I >» iii*,yi it i il l < ii V IM Iernts store. plione lv*. -Lv I'llUIH* l.'rt 1 ’’S' .m.i I* .mi I I VV III I M i s I ,M1"l l 1*111* -* Iioil.I 111 1,1 it fllol Mniomom i d. i oti, hi oi plas In Iape . I olopbli , ep.ill sir I I, 1 S| VIINlll I V I NI II VS III IN II t IIVIp VNV Mi'll Mist I'll IIII Til Hill- 'Ml vrrilAl'TIV 1 I wo Hedioom hanio A l 1. 1 VI* h'S hi111Itl< •/» i Wo* k D im t t'llM It til. lliiuse liiinpletily letiniahil sotlidile Ha les Kree estllii Itr It V ( i f II \V K. SMVt I I |II Ni; |t i Itmu ld .Sold ni I r,nil'll Slop by Good nelullboi ItiHaf I'riee tllalHi Pllolie MtiH ,1 V I' lirarei SKI,I, ill'll Jite In a loll ii in sell oi I etuploine I Id'i t'in iidnro Cell II let the rliissifled .oil ertlsp(C lei lie, W I usl I* 1111 IPS I otonl.ll I Ir aliu s "kl'iol inimthl) ili'ii.ulmeiil of nil': NVNKtOtD Imw" plo s 11. S ail I < itit.it nideiil llurrlmim A < tlimb y HKIIAI.D pnive its alolily as an miitbpniiifmt: .nsoie you of' inf) West Klrst Pbone / 1? s I at III Supplies Vtaitilnery —U I’ffii'leid ales meilbiio "llioollnn iiiipi'iiriuitT’ I'It*im. ISI for fir*' lieiliery ,* 1 1 1 . r 11'\ Mil 1 KK.I US omjilelr line Km* Klee I ii" IH tM K New 2 lliilii"Uil Inni,i j Hum s_piiyidn Keeit ,‘ilort' Huffs i Itental Oak floors Iai Lit' lot splendid w db Kill llltole ll' lialt' d Helood" ueilfhliorlmod Vi .’.on on jl aonim I n 1 1 I* i ,e "I I’ a '• W i« Hollo mil ilffne tiiliu* Itodt HI I P M VNIT.lt Down ll.il.no e $litl 1(0 per mm,II. at I> V N IIIS i MlINC'l WiHlh'. AiioIIut' New Home lns| oulsld*' M VMI II Si iik.il Ik Cl.iis A l aud i n Itol II SAI.K.SMAN li.l liallloail Aiiiuie r'lly, i inly f I iim tm, hlfrlien I Iltl FOOD s VI.l s PllKKKH Wi’liika Hldii ) CSIJi SPACE healer ill sizes MAN r. I.'i VK.VHS lil lt. HIGH llutsnle i ill i SCHIIHI. ..... . I'oinlilioit ii iv ie,i'iiii I.HAIM VI I. W illi SI’ HEAD Ell SEII VICE ........ and 120 fl nil pam l silent, ?<NI (I | s o m e H o r n : i \ p k i i i k n ( k . Dolomite and lYriili/ii Plbni" able l.ee lltos Jl'l Kim Are. ilt’cn Hi fruit Irees fine uardi'il l:m:l M David K. Curpriityr I’ ll 100. MIST HE VIII.K TO HOST spot tl.'ifMlim JUKI.Oil CASH IION It, OTTIKIIJ. vv. iiv i,i,( h i : a i . roii IAI OIISIKS PIANOS l/SK.fi I2WI Mytlie Aie. Wlsi: lilt NOT VPI'I.V. Jflll Klfetlmc Alomililim Klmlila Stale Hank Hid,:. Kree E .Ii (.1 VHVNt l l S fV3.IKI P i: II “ Call Hall" Phone ITat PtANnS Habluin W iild/er and mains Kree Inslidl.dimi Tele VVKKK VMI COMMISSIONS lilmne I I2.V Knriilllue t 'enler. malty other famous tonnes to WHEN T VIINKD SEE MR. TOM clmose from lit’ , mi ymtr old llfi IV, Kirsl TV IN. V,VI.IIE/ IIOTEl. riJES. piano down Rest like tool Send II VV. VV E D N KM It A V AND I’nslal Curd niid Kield llepresen Till 1ISD.VY KllDM ■:Mi AM . latlie will I all oil you at no oil GKNKIIAI. CON TNAITOII T il. 7:0« I’ . M. lluatloll Itobmson 'lost Co , 220 Krrr Kyllmnlea All IViilkliiatP N Ur.nine Ave tlrlaiulo Klorlila VOIJ TOO! ■hip and Material* Gimranleed Will llko working with Um Tele E. I.. HOOVER phtma Co. Gnod pity from tlm lt).1 E. Kith SI. I'liime IV.'I VI fit HID AND It VI) slarl, rrjpiUr Incrvasca, aiikSlljftlfly llsetl Sofa lb ifs V2!l .VI) nesK hi'iu'fll. iipimrlimlllea for MklHly l!*ed Sdiei Hilvuncemi'til. anti folks you will enjoy wotklna wllh. Them art* KRIOIDAIHK apnllnni'rs, sales amt IdllU'tl Cllllfrobe in '.la HTVIre. G II IliRh. tivieilo Kin now npenltufs for tflrls, nift's 1H piituie 4IM or Snnfnrtl I<112 W M Vl lll.lt HI’ S VNI HMD lo 2.1 with lliifli Sdittiil e*Iticalinn 2(1111!! E. 1st SI. Plume 127 at Ivluplione oimrolnrs. Apply nl I'l.CMIllNG AMI IIEP VIII Emnliiymenl Office, ranilnern SERVICE Heiisiiniilile rnles doe llaosrr. Hoy *>NK SHEA 'Hill slip liners Cali 347. I,like Mary ilT.I VV after I on p m DHAPEKIES. 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I ' V C iI k ivii'liil r i v IJ m ; ii * *-4K.LJ �0 * 6 8 ,6 0 2 See 9 0 M em oria l Stadium E ven ts In 1952 Baseball Games Pull In 52,034 And 14 Football C o n t e s t s Add 16,566 More Winner Of Award In 11, KENT CHKTLAIN 1940 Is Reported Sanford’s big $200,000 «|tortlnir Seriously III In arena, called the Memorial Stadi­ um, proVwVu Mie Impetus for one Sarasota Hospital of the greatest sporting years In T ri-H i-Y Finds Altm an To Com plete “ Schaal Trophy” Contacts the hlitory of the Celery City. , Largely because of Ita superior . lighting, parking, seating and rest f„lr room facilities, the lieautlful park 'I? attracted AH,002 fans through Its ?, gates to 00 hafehall and fnotbutl * , games during the first nine f«r months of operation this year. i.M Baseball with Its 7A different coat eat a drew 52,034 spectators (i, whU# the brief gridiron season saw 16,646 sporting enthusiasts caaeerge on the new stadium In |aat 14 games. ■ All football attendance records H fell this fall for l*oth the Semi- M note High School varsity and || Junior varsity teams ns well as ■ Crooms Academy. Rladlum Attendance Figure* ™ IfM t flames Paid Totals f Baseball 7(1 4M X! r,2,0SO >1 Football 14 t2,3l3 16.366 -f Totals SO 03,630 OH,002 | lllgb .School in and baseball of- (, flclals nil attrlli- t) tiled the huge in Increase In nt- s< tendance to the I Memorial Htaiil- Mi, urn, Herman K. y<‘ Morris, principal cut of Hemlnole High1*.11 .S c h o o l, sald,l|n" •‘There la mP 1 question In my HI Harman Morris m|nd thlt 0lir da; A lofty I.VI howling average, iivnctl by Rill Ci-arlt-y, Is the top ludividtnil figure for the first 16 i-tinii'* in tin' new VJ-62 Navy iinwlliii' Ieng ijo. Clot,, iit-hliol Ceurley Is Frank Gmdon with ti Dig percentage and Mill NVgrotto slunits third with n I IH mark Frank Markin, veteran Mixed Leaguer and the old Navy luofi, Is tbe fourth ranking tenpinner with u 146 average. fear ley’s 193 game la tbe IiIuHi-mI yet recorded In the li-nxue and Negrotto’s 194 la a rloNp Hertmd line. Ceerley’a domItmlluti of the loop la attested by bin total pin production of 2,297 Unit stands 22 pins more than Ids nearest competitor, Gallon. The Nnvv circuit ___ Tuesday night at the Sanford beginning at 7:30 llmvllng Alleys " f Speculation la ruing timong fan* as to who will gri in,rtivcled trophy, I’eler Hrhaul, Hitter Hprlnga publicity illr -dm and creator of ttic football jirtac, has reported that seven nl (he nine votes have been nulunill<-d by his hoard of Judge-. TinJudges were picked heron- the ' season began by Helmut from miuimix Ine many rnblil foolball fans In Hanford. Most fans cumu up with tl,*mime of Junior Mutt-, tin- "l.ul.i Mom on Locomotive," when tie1 u |wurd Is mentioned. The little Imu die of power-packed iiiiiiwIck, wlm admissions and gained 1,191 yard- on Ho- gniund football 12,311. tbi- year while scoring 101 imint* Tbe baseball] and pausing for 285 more yards, tax rerelpts an j will umlAilhtinlly (limit mm h con not vet complete, slderutlmi by tbe Judge*. pending the sale John Krldsr .Signal culler Kd Lockett, f*,i of the Hemlnole Blues. Football tlie Hecund consecutive ycui w o tax figures -how that the City the Celery Feds' Idggc-t gromol netted $970.03 from the Stadium gainer on single running thrust-. Uv and an additional $123.00 for 'The little durk-hairril back was light fee- for a total of $1,295. hustling muster on defense too. Il<The Blue- draw 47,118 tills! wlII command respect when pick­ attendance of which 98,340 were ing n winner. nald. Second niece went to the While the espluilN of the line­ Bemlnol# High School vsrsltv men go unnoticed fur the iiiiixL part, ludgew cannot tivi-rlmik the football team with 10,691 of aggressive play of nll-ciinbrenwhich 8,023 were paid. Third place attraction was rs turkle candidate Juu I'lrheto*. Crooms Academy which pulled in llie big burly rock of iiiunhIw 4,966, of which 3,697 paid. The muscle played s vital role in the FHI, All-Star vame attracted 3,015 sis Hemlnole virlurirw with Idwith 8,762 being paid. These wi*ro masterful defensive snd offen­ the Up four drawing card* of this sive blacking end tacklingTerry Cordell, nll-conferem-ibanner snorting vear, center laat year, Is nnuthar idayer BARBBALL ATTENDANCE will bear attention. Cuidell daman Paid Total who n courageous gutue d< -pin* Blues 66 38.860 47,713 daycd nJuries at ths und o f tho yi-ur, All-Star damn 1 2,702 3,013 One Russell "Wop" Munn. Han­ Bluaa Exhibitions 3 — 904 ford’s little "sandbox,’’ was an Mission* R 201 334 other Lgrfton Edoiifleld, distin­ Rotary All-fltar 1 - 7 0 guishing himself amidst a fluid of Tifsls 74 41.511 32.034 giants, FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE Ross Hannum, Huy Davis, and Twm Game* Paid Total Juke Howell uro others who cer­ Seminole H. 8. 6 1.083 10,691 tainly dossrve careful considera­ tion before the final selection l« mad*. _________ ________ T Chuck Davey Fights Fltas Pruden Tonitc CLEVELAND- ^ !—Chuck Davey, Snorts Roundup Miami Beach May Parley Leads All Move To [Key West Howlers IriT i-6 2 In FIL This Year ST. PETERSBURG UP - Solu­ Navy Pin League tions to the problems of losing a on* of Uw allckeit fighter* ever to com * off a colleg* campus, puts hi* flail* powar on display again ivajf la ■ favorite. A ut crowd o f IS.odd Is forecast, i* SS-yaar-old Davey expects at a tfti* bout early next year walterwalght champion Kid NAVY I,HAGUE 1. Pins 13 2297 15 2275 2 1795 NT-grollo 15 2184 Mm kill 6 870 Wnkllin3 4-14 l-Trifikn 9 216:1 St. IVter 5 2101 Srhautli'i-t tl 1252 Norton 2 1054 Worii-n 3 4OH For ilyco 5 20.10 l.i.i-k" 3 4OH Carver 5 2012 t 0,1,HIM, t 14ho 5 2008 1 402 U IIH7 6 792 9 1IHII 9 1151 3 IIH5 9 1118 5 1R45 2 1458 6 762 9 1088 3 364 2 1443 2 1386 9 1047 9 1003 5 1665 3 321 9 941 6 611 3 299 lli-m-ti-uil t 1054 III ul 3 287 Walker 3 262 Kwh ' president and a team will come up at a meeting of Florida Inter­ national League directors at Mi­ ami Sunday. Henry S. Haynard, who haa quit as president, says Ihnsr will br­ ibe big Items of business Lakeland dropped out of the Class U league. That leaves direc­ tors with (he neresslty of finding a new team or revising the line­ up. Reports have rimitated that the Key West franchise will be dropped and Iho Mhml Reach team moved t> Key West, operat­ ing the league v't't slv learns. r lL directors v. ted at the minor league meeting In Artr-m last week to offer the presidency In Phil O’Conne'l. West Palm Reach, former president. Earlier they had deadloc'-**d ’■* tween Johnny Dell, former Cin­ cinnati Reds player u‘*>n II" • St. Petersburg; anti Guy Hutler, former Miami Dally News sports editor. Other applicant* Include Boh Doty, former gim-.al manager of Lakeland; BID Na*vs. general manager nt llnffalo In the Inter­ national la-ay e- mil Huisell Cook, retired naval officer. A»x. 153 152 I4H 146 143 146 144 140 138 8 1<0 no 1.0 I ’5 ;:;S I "4 114 133 132 131 128 128 124 123 122 127 121 121 120 1101 no, 112 lit 107 ably will include Co-Capt. Roy 103 Robert* at center, letlerman Curt 102 Cunkle and freshman John .Eggle­ 100 ston at forwards, letterman Sonny 96 Powell and freshman Bob Nlmf nt guards. 00 Caiarea, co-captain with Rob 87 erts, and John Trlngai arc other returning letterman. A couple weeks ago it looked n* though ensures and other foot Georgia ball-basketball men wouldn’t get Into basketball until the Gator ATLANTA iJv_Tho University of Howl was over because of football Floriilu bus hit tho Jackpot In sign­ practice. But since football prac­ tice wdn't be resumed for a week ing Georgia prep grid stars. Seven Georgians, five of them or so yet they will probably get f t M O Georgia Military Academy’s tn some double lime. Mid South championship team, -Ignetl yesterday with Coach Bob Woodruff's Gator*. They uro Ted Stamm. 5-1. 195pound end; Hill Chumber, 6-1, 195tHinml tackle; Bud Theodocion, 5-0, ATLANTA tit—The University of urn ("Hind guard; John Barrow, Georgia haa placed three men on 9 2. am pound end, and 8-1, }*> the Atlanta Constitution'* All pounil quarterback w e Halt, all of Southeastern Conference freshman GMA; and Hob Wall, Amarleus’ football team. leading ground gainer, and Glynn Tackla Jerry Griffin, guard John A e u d e m y quarterback Jimmy Campbell and defensive halfback Thompson. Jimmy Williams were the bulldogs Georgia Tech announced accap- selected from the recommendstnnee of three prep star*; Bob Uo.l3* conference coaches. juhan. ii 2 , 187-pound and from Vanderbilt a brilliant quarterback Murphy of Atlanta; Lawrtne# BUI Kriatemeyer, waa named cap­ Weeks, so. 2 0 2 pound guard-tackl* tain of the yearling squad. from Gadsden, Ala., and Jerry Both Alabama and Auburn Nabors, n l, 10 0 -pound tackle from placed two men each on the iqtlad. Tnllnpoota, Ga. Canter Bob Scarbrough and halfI.nrrv Osborne, 6-1, 200 -pound back Fob James were the Plainsfulllinck (rum Atlanta'* W *if Ful­ man and end Nick Germane* and ton High School, decldod on Auburn quarterback Bart SUrr represented A iri, 229-pound tackla from the Crimson Tide. llossvlllo, Ga., Jim Rltchay, will Chuck West of Georgia Tech go to Tennesse*. teams with Griffin to fill (lie tackle Florida Signs Up 7 Prep Sturs 3 Georgia Players Make Paper's Team Cacorfda Announces 1953 Grid Schedule SPORTS ATHENS, Ga. UB-Th* Unlv*r»lty of Oenrgia today anaaunead its 1053 football icheduf*. Only nine game* ara scheduled. hut Bulldog officials said a tenth litny bo added. ie schedule: pt. 19-Unscheduled. Sept. 26 Tulsne In Athmi. Oct. 3-Texti A k If Is Dallas. (Night) E - fT W S man YORK i v n n urr—o i f i i f hihui NEW (Ji—Biggie Munn.< powerful Spartans, today waa named foot­ ball Coach of to* Year in the llth annual poll conducted by 8crippaHoward newspaper*. Munn, whose Spartan* were vot­ ed the top team In the nation In the annual Associated Praia poll, collected 139 first plate vote* out of the 491 cast by members of the American Football Coaches Asso­ ciation. Bobby Dodd, mentor of Georgia Tech’a unbeaten Engineers, fin­ ished second with W first place voeti. Jess till], coach of Southern California’s Rose Bowl bound Tro­ ians, finished third with 51. Chuck Taylor of Stanford won the 1961 award. Munn. an All-America guard at Minnesota In 1B91, became coach at Michigan State six yean ago following a term at Svracuae. His team haa won its last 14 itralght and 26 out of Ita tail IT. The top ten and Uulr first place votes: Biggie Munn, Michigan State 136 Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech 99 Jen HID. Southern California St Jordan Ollvar, Yale 45 Frank Leahy, Notre Dame 36 Ivy Williamson, Wisconsin II Harold Drew, Alabama 14 Henry Sanders. UCLA It Wes Fester, Minnesota to L. P. Dawson. Pittsburgh 7 John Vaught, Mississippi 7 Stu Holcomb, Purdue 7 M t n h nofl M l n t i l r i a n State's f lt a tm ’o coach Michigan State W ilF L o se If R i v a l r y Becomes Bitter, Says Miller MIAMI <*-Thc State of Florida standi to lose and Its two big uni­ versities—Florida and Miami — will be less effective educationally It Ihelr rivalry ever becomea leu than friendly, said Dr. J. Ilillls Miller, Unlveralty of Florida pres­ ident, Tuesday. Ills remark* prefaced an ad­ dress which traced the rapid growth of tho State University at Gainesville and were made at a centennial celebration. Dr. Miller said he had little pa­ tience with the point of view that the two schools—or that North, South and West Florida generally —were In "fundamental conflict." The two schools, he declared, deserve the support of all Flor­ idian*. And he saluted Dr. Rowman F. Ashe, University of Ml* uml president under whom he said the Coral Gables school has had Ita "Incredible growth." He said Dade and Its neighbor­ ing South Florida Counties are "laying a major part In student life and develnnment at the Uni­ versity of Florida. Of the class of 2.919 freshmen enrolled at Gainesville this year, he said, 323 or about 20 per cent came from Dade County and 789 or 31 per cent from Dade. Broward, Collier, Palm Beach, and Monroe Countlea. He said 20 per cent of the school’s 9,218 students this year come from thoso counties ana 13 per cent from Dade County alone. "That Is why | contend," he said, "you are celebrating the cen­ tennial of your university today quite ns much ai you are cele­ brating It as a state wide Insti­ tution of higher learning at tha end of its first century of service to the state and nation." Discussing Florida’s r a p i d growth, he said Income from ag­ ricultural sources 1* about a third of tho .Stntc's Income or almost a billion dollars a ycur, topping the tourist business, lie snltl tho tour­ ist business produced an Income or 900 million dollars a veer, add­ ing 600 million dollars to the re­ tail sales volume In the state. He said tho atato now has 35 million ocrei of farmlanda with on average value of $74 an acre and profits from the soil of up to $10,000 an acre have been recorded. "Industrially, Florida Is still In Its Infancy," he added. "However, LA CROUK BOWL WEST PALM BEACH US — The second annual la cross* bowl game will be plaveri Here Dec. 30. the sponsoring ABU Shrine club Roger Bowman, southpaw pitch­ er for the New York Giants, Is a student at Colgate University dur­ ing the off-season. By T. V. DAVIS Final attendance figures for the five Crooms Academy football garnet played here in the Memo­ rial Stadium revealed an all-time record of 4,056 waa set during the 1032 gridiron season. fncladad In these precedent shattering Male were a record 3,517 paid admtaalona and the largeat slagle game gathering of l j ( l for the first anaaal “ Cel­ ery Bowl” game sponsored b, the Alpha Phi Alpha arhotarahlp fraternity om Thanksgiving Day. In previous years the Panthers played all their home games at tha Crooms Academy athletic field during the daytime. Prof. J. N. Crooms commended and thanked tha City for tha use of the beauti­ ful Memorial Stadium during tha ast season and attributed Its use or the record gridiron crowds In tho school's history. Dr. G. H. Starke, speaking In behalf of tho A PA fraternity, puhllclv thanked the City and tho c111ie«s of Sanford for tho use of tho Stadium and added that Ita use Insured tha success •f tho annul classic which will ho continued for years to tome. Crooms Aeademy turned dver 1306.25 In stadium tax receipts to the City while submitting a sepa­ rate check for 1100.00 light bills. The "Celery Rowl" game netted the record high tax return of $110.00 for a single football en­ gagement. Since It was a day con­ test the nightly $26 lighting fee was not necessary. Here are the total attendance figures: Game Paid Total New Smyrna 675 810 Florence Villa 503 643 Rustle 539 700 Leesburg 1,122 1,500 Celery Bowl BOB 1,603 ? Sal Cardinal)), San Jose State's 234-pound tackle, waa student body president at Monterey (Cal­ if.) High School, YOU ARE TO ATTEND OUR Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12 and 13 FREE GIFTS For Everyot MIRROR TODAY A YL'AR AGO - Frank W « n' H lio( Australia defatted )lek Savitt of Orania, N. J,, lr l rabyr final of tha Victorian Ten M. M. * FIVE YEARS AGO — Tha Boa- Oct. lo .. Maryland at CoUago Park. Md. Oct. I-Loulalana State at Atboas Oct. 14-Nprtb Carolina at AtbMa Oct. 5t“Alabim* at Atirna. • Nnv. 7--Florlda In Jieksonvllla. Nov. 14 - Auburn In Coluabua, IE THE NEW 1953 TV SETS From These Famous Manufacturers: P H 1LC O OAKLAND. Cl tor, 1S0W. New Archie Whltewai out Paul Ketu a te L ^wMns ^ MIAM I B tA a two Auailaa are be­ ad to thla form of torUnsrMana are. carefree Orleans, 10. • has. maintained eyar iMointmaBt as-playing i^ T w o kava . . 50-50 rimEu tho cup. Now ha Mao4.br ■ husky young DEl.AND (Special) — Sporting 164-polnts scored In two gumtm, the Stetson Hi-Hiitti-rs hit thiroad this week for u dash with Rollins College In Winter l’ork tonight and the University of Florida in Gainesville Saturday night. The lll-Hatlera set a Stetson record scoring percentage iw gainst the Florida SouthtrlF Moccasins Saturday night by hitting 61% of their field goal attempts. Forward Jim Tavenl»re, who led tho team In scoring last yanr with 1H..1 nolnt* pergam# average, contributed nine out of 10 field goal tries for n 94% average against the Mncs. Two Ill-Halter ini-bupa which occurred against the Mncs left Stetson without the services of 6’-6" Center Ed "Shanks” llnuml for the Rollins bout. Hnnsel ,i"l Guard Jim Carlin both received ankle injuries but Carlin Is billed as ready to go. Tad Casaldy, 6-9 reserve cen­ ter who scored tl-polnts sgslnst tha Moca has been listed as a replacement for Hansel. Guards Jack Okanee and Jack Smith snd Forward John Imgrund have shown brilliant floor work in drills this week and will he counted on for a counter a gsln £ tha Rollins team whlrh nverngr* batter than 6’-3” . Noted as an rxreptionnlly strong rebound tenm, the Rollins Tors have a 6*-4" back board man in their center, Webber. Rollins’ short but shifty gunrd, Vnnchlo, 6’-8” , Is a ball-hawk who Stetson Coach Dick Morlnnd has caution­ ed the Ill-Hatters to wutrh. Senior forward Jim Tnvenlere and John Imgrund, a Junior for­ ward, have been elected to csL*tain this year’s Ill-Hatter tenm, Celery Bowl 110.W (Day) m iW Training honors at Delaware Totals (396.15 $]9ft $406.29 Park’s 1962 meeting ended In « deadlock between Oscar White and WINNING JOCKKY Frank A. Bonsai. Each saddled to MIAMI I* - Tony da 8plrito. winners. lb* nation’* leading Jockey with --------------------------------------------M9 winners, continued his one-aday pace ai Tropical Park Tuaa- his drive to break the American day 6y* booting bom* Colonel Ze- record,of 361 winners a year dot la tho ninth and [leal n e t . Th# 17-yr»r n'd Lawrence. Ma<1j Do Splrito haa ridden five win- rider had five mounts Tuesday and hera In flva days at Tropical In Is scheduled to ride six today. r player* between a r laclde to turn pm announcements of uiiieus. no, n . Aussie officials BREMEm’OI Josephs, 149, 1 tie and Hatters Will Bank Heavily On Star Player Taveniere*' ___»F TM Aa—clatvd Frate udan, a aluggar from Canada Ga. now flghU out nf Paterson, Nov. Il-Open date . boa its a record of 56 vieta in 65 flghU. iv«r. now on leave from hi* By H m Asa M U-F Prexy Asks Michigan State’s 4,956 Fans Watch Stetson Cagers Is Selected Crooms In 5 Tilts Battle Rollins Greater Accord Munn “Coach Of Season” To Set Grid Mark In Winter Park With Hurricanes CITY LEAGUE f �-r- tr* a, '4 ■to tn) •Ml if you 11IK W K A T H B K D o irr E h z W a n te d m elee ,yoar Haaford Herald, Cltj Delivery, by 7 ;*0 P. M.. please rail YELLOW CAB 1441 ijfy zm lb Colder Hits afternoon ami tonight, lowrsl tonight 2J In 30 north por­ tion and 33 to :M with (roil to murklind* extreme south; warmer Friday afternoon and fair weather. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLU M E xuv Ike Arrives In Peari H arbor On Way Home Established 1908 I’ hotoron Sixty-Two r,-to4 <-• * I’ - • .• > « Vu * SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY DEC. tl, 1952 President To • ... MePn ° L w s b Truman Tells News Conference T h a t Economic; Controls Should He Extended General Will Remain Until Weekend And Then Fly To New York Headquarters A ssocia ted I’ rrwt 1.rawed W ire N o. 80 .jn- Grim Mood, Tells Reporters He Doesn’t Think M acArthur Has W ar Solution Jaycees To Print Clean Sweep In French Arrest Seminole County Department Of All Leaders Of Fishing Map Soon Justice Is Seen Dissident Party Shows Much Fcelingr WASHINGTqpfTir - President In Denouncing: Roth Truman said loday he exnecls to replace the resigned Industry Ike And FormerFai* members of the Wage Stahtlliation Hoard before the end of the wrk E a s t Commander All seven members represent toy Industry quit last week In protest WASHINGTON lP — President A fishing map of Seminole aga<n*t Hie President's a-tlon I* Truman said today he doubts that County eunlnlnimr (lie mimes mid overruling the board In tho coal Gen Hmiglas MacArthur has hit locations of alt the fi-toiig camp*, mine wage case. Truman told a news conforenrr Morrocan Action Fol­ motels, hotels, restiituniits nod 1-h'ownell Is Expected jupon any new s Inttun nf the Ko­ War, anil declared that In stores will tn- published hy Iha I economic controls should ho To Ru I'nivlcntinj*' rean lows Bloody Riot- fishing id.'iti Hu- general inhl him he was the Junior I Ihiiiihri of Commerce extended beyond April 3o. the war was over Mien He said he not only expected 1 In ReVrm Effnrts sine iiiji' In Casablanca doling ............ pari of January, Irutnitn. in an timtstlillly stern announce Industry tnewse's for John Krider nnunoined today at in,-ml also told tils news confer­ the wage board, but that he ex the .... ...... Ung m •tie Y or til |!v |)ON WIIITtJIFXH It\IIAT. French Morocco P ence that Gen Hwight I) Eisen­ itected lo have a replacement tin French police have arrested all * hit.. AHHAitD t'SS IIFU'N V I n hower w.i* guilty of demagoguery linger Putnam when Putnam leaders tif the Moroccan naltualisl r Munir * *tnl mi Houh* l*» IIr u .iu Ait millmn when lo- said m the |ire*ldenllal steps nut us economic staldllla will !*•* tn tin* |it|iyI* xouru1 imiiv Unit lstiql.il Party not tn New York lirinti* tlon administrator He verified r > I for the current United Nations *e* uui|> ll»*|kv#»'ii nil.I Hl.tMMi «»f \11\ Cni doiLiniiti' MuiIhtI eampaign he would go tn Korea. Truman summed op that he Mirts that former price adminl. .lu>% *«••• (ukhuiK »h*h»h "ill llruunrll hn.n pLmv fm duesn l see how iittv koih) iould it was learned loday lrulnr Michael V IikS.iltr was o- shin, The action followed hh>odi riot , printed, sold Mr Kmh-i, . liairmnri] ^ giant hmisecieanmg in the De come of any White Ihm-e meeting tier consideration for Putnams Ing in Cnsnlilancn earlier Ibis week - "f the map committ, partnienl n( Jufllre with the two to talk about Korea. post. llrowiietl, the informant -ant. Sen Watkin* * It t’tahi hud suggest­ m which seven Europe I"* and an Nine other member* .>( the com­ Truman's announced Intention to estimated ZOu or more Moroccan* mittee are a* follow" , hiiiriunit plans tn fire anyone ........... name ed caiHer Rial Truman "set aside get thr wage control program foe v.f*t ■ijfjgvyK ■v\v' . f were killed Cliff Aide*. Dli’k Craig. Itol.i-rt has been even remotely linked ultti rancor" and Invite MacArthur and Honing aguln has run into opi*M Among those reported arrested Brown, Carl Prt»iH-, Gordon Kwee- government -camlal j Pi evident elect Kt*cnhuw er to a tlon from elements of organs Brownell's first move after lak were Mohammed Lvaiidl. assist lu-y, Elton Moughton, It. Harry labor, as well as business organ! aid secretary general if Hie Istiq Itervieh, Lt. Conidt. I'harle* \t- ing office Jan 20. the source said, White House parley rations will lie to sweep mil of office vir I The President unbent only a little, lal; Dad) n.unar Hen AMrUrlll. klnson, and Dirk Ih-nlv liinllv all those ill the nolirv mat. lie said that its a matter nf enurThe U S Chandter of Commerce Mohanred (ihuti and At.derrahiiii The .laycees will mall the maps “ 'xvy mg level of Hie departmenl The tesi lie would In* glad to see either has openly urged all businessmen Hear Admiral (). II. Iluidison, Commander <>f Fleet Atr Jmksiui- to refuse posts on the WSH slid lien Houahld. inellltrrrs of the par to anyone writing to ihe Junior eleanoot also will lifted nttof'ievs of them, if either had anything to tv’s executive committee, unit All Chamber The fI-hing map will tie di*cus. He said. Ion, he would he v1 11, ins|H-(-t- im-i Mium-I hi YJ-iM, accompanied tiy I. Kennedy, Jr. both the Chamber ami National l.yti/ldi mrrehnn* who had advertised in vailou* fi-luug mag in the Wu-hmgliin otfii e* amt I K happy if uny good came mil of the riuiiinaiidlng nffleer of YJ-il2, ul tin annual administration Inapi-cthm Association of .Manufacturer* dr med district atlortieys and 1 K mac ireen exjielled by the F'rench guv n/Ilies. Mr. Kader added Korean trip Elsenhower has now of Photographic Squadrun Slxty-lwo, Thursday, Die. I, .it NAAS mantled that Truman kill off Imlli ernnienl Irom tin- Motocr.in l 'ham shuts lu fin tlu-r liu*ilu'" dlM ti-*ed al San ford. "It tie finds a good career i-i- »i conelndcd wage and price control*. her ol t'liinmerce the Jayeee meeting, Mr I'risne Also mi Hie subject of courtesy, Other government curbs, mean Newspaper* speculated Dial repotted 1lint llm Chri*tuiM* *lmp- who has hern doing a good job. In- -aid MacAiHmr should have while, were being relaxed these naiiunalisl lenders had hern plng tour fund had fill (a) for the Brow nell will keep him whelhi-r reported In him on the situation lie's n Democrat or a Itepuldienn It A. McDonald, chief nf the interned at some French i>esl tn to children from tin- I utherao the informant added m Korea when he came buck front Nutinnal Production Authority, las' the desert lie'.-ii Oiphanuge in Ktaviu. even Brownell wa- one of President the Ear East last veur night ordered curbs on use <>( Four other minor leaders were "W e have not *et a *lefout** *lal«- »dert ftwight Fl-eilllowel's |on poll though I ruman had fired him Any scarce melals (or ruuttruction rased considerably beginning Jan arrested Kncem Zhirl. \IhIi-I)rlin for (he shopping tour .*- m -I, Imit tlcal advisers m tin- |ire-idenllcl decent man would have dime that, Ml)jI Ho” heklr Kadln amt Ahmed ii- -lion ii- we dii. Mi- Ilal old gnmpaigii i Truman added lie said it was 1 because of an Improving iuii)d> Ring will make the aitliiiimi’e II 1- limlerstoed in- will give toil called fur In military etiquette lie also mint Ihc automobile In rherkaoui Several Coinmunlsls, inrluding (Ill-Ill," Mi. Prism- •*|diiii!i-d 111 11 llll v til ill! e sit gill lIIg ( - n's <li-, I dustry inay plan l 'j million unit \\hen lie did get a report from F'ollest Itrerkem idge iimioilioeil log wllh communism and -Oliver MacArthur 111 11130 that was at in the April-,May-June period next Tamara ()us». a Russian ritiien 11 h i t Ihe Civil Air Pulml ispoil S IO II year, compared with Hi Million, and member of Hie Morocrnii t'nm i their Wake Island conference six Accused allotted for the January March mtlliisl Parts, were nlso picked up soring the "liuniiiii Flv" -lunl at Next oil Ihe list will lie a whole months before Truman recalled his Move Is Made To In­ Chancellor (lie Kanfiird Atlnnti* Natiumil quarter. Early remits tislay indicated sale review of tax fr aud , a-e* m Ear East commander about all ho Of TryingvTo Make Walter Krulher. new president quiet c r e a s e Efficiency got was misinformation, the Pres­ pruvnlletl In this French prn- Rank Imildiug tonight al 7 tl* p.m. which no action h i- been taken Mr. Bteekenridge oigt-,1 all the of the CIO, arrived le town to tectorute nf H I-, million inlinhitaids He also will dig into pending ident said . Court .Subservient In City Operation try to put over the CIO's new French Resident (len Auguslln Jaycees to watch the *|iectiode. antitrust cases Reporter* ul Ihe conference wpto and wage ronlnds policy. Tile na (iulllauine told a crowd of 41) Ii0j> lie utso added that several of the Brownell hit* luld friends he m in general agreement they had IlflNN, Cu t many </r\ ~ West Her lion’s other big nrgsnlied lahor person* attending funeral services Jnycres, Includitig Mr. Abies, will The rearrangement and redeco­ rarely seen the President speak lends lu prosei’ide wherever iliure u.-isl hi liu- coHeetions. rating of offlees m lh* City Hall. many's conatllullonal crisis flared group, the API,, so far la saying with srt much feeling as he did (Continued On l'«*e Four) Is nnv evlitence of fro'til up again Id . Parliament M ayMr. Mealy fi-porleit ili.it .lulin Continued)' On Page n « t \ (Cciatlnuedt lie is said lo feel that the office today on the Korean problem LnaipvL'or :K fY . r Adoenav'rs Kinds, Comity Civil liefense chair of .iHnrncv general ha- Ireen nor Sen Watkins called Hie Presi­ Motorist ArrOHted .^Million acefficient oparatlon of the City’s powerful. Sosialltt oppnilll man, needs some more volunteer*. milted to sink In prestige and he dent's remarks, turning down the h cased him of putting pressure on biialm-ss, nr* nearly comnleted. Mack Cleveland, Jr., reminded all intends to r»»lnie It to a new and suggestion of a MacArthur-EDenFor UeeklcHs Driving Amt"lean Quarters of the City Manager the federal Supreme Cdurl In order Legion members tn "he higher level bower Truman meeting, "nma/ing Highway Rest mi rant and the department head* nre tie- lo get approval of lrra*>e* for sure and attend" Munduy night's words “ He told a reporter that The Justice Department hnA Ni'irrn miitmUt wan urruiat«*if Chri-tma- party at tin- legion Ing brought together In what Mr. armed alliance with the West w.i - all the comment he could make aleeil it i m ** employeMust "f Socialist deputy chairman Wll Lemon terms more of a ‘'businessApproximately **» In cash, por Mi u • linrifp 4»f willful «rul wan- lint now Ho-ill are i iv tl sn v p e wur1 el -i t helm Mollies read a sharp staletlon* of three tuixe* of cigar* and Inn reckless driv ing lute yesterIlk* arrangement." Sen Welker i It Idaho) called John Pi,-i -on. limit loan of Ihe Mr. Lemon's office equipment men! In the llumlc-tlng (lower ahout four cates of t*pr w-.-re lit, i o f I,-i noun a f t e r the y i r lie Chi l"tu u» parade <ommtl(<-■', nail will not la- affected In the lorn tin in the words ol » pietty sick, ovt-t was being moved today Into a house 1 In which he accused Aden­ taken la*t night In a tumk-in at (jus driv ing run i o l " the t e a r of Ills cmoprelii-usive report on Ihe (i usti ati-tl man" and -.lid they llu-se who hare done a good jolt seeuieil slanderous to him room newly created tiy partitioning auer of creating a constitutional the Five-Point* Restaurant, inuth a crew Im* one four III o f a mile pat *de |"ulittng oiil that of the off u portion of the large room crisis in order In save Ids own of Sanford on Highway 17-02, l a s t o f tlic citv limit* on ( ‘,-lerv II.2UU fuiMislo-d l,v the Merehuol- ami have not tieeil oiv«lx,-,| i.. He said Tinman'- own record retained one "will live forever as ., record of which has been used hv depart­ government. Mclllcs also charged Deputy Sheriff Howard Hood Avenue, according to tlighwiiv As-oemlioo, 11 wa- left ill i)p- scandal will la source said ment heads. This new mom, which that Adenauer planned to try to «ald today. Pal rulooto It. I), tlnrrison demagoguery of Hi,- highest rank " tr-nsory after all expenses. Hut “ if their name has Ireen has been replusterrd and painted, Entrance to the place wa* I'm inun spoke op m response to CmiI Hen Ross, 20, West Four­ Ill* -aid tlinl letters of thanks reform the court In order In make | eouiii-etfd with a scandal they will located immediately off tinquestions urlstpc from MneArthur's rained hv prying open the back teenth Street, was arrested after Wen* -rot ollt to all will, helped lie out nolomalieallv " it obedient to his aims. room used hv the City Commis­ speech lo Ihe National Vssociation door, he disclosed. The deputy ex- lie rollided with the bus, driven *<nge Ilit* purloin. hio a nell his iiiatle onlv two r" id Maimfaetnrei s m New York The Socialist charges caused a oressed the belief that more than hv Musie llon/cr 44, Route I, Johnnie J. Wood, the fabulous sion. js,lntiiuiils William Rogers to tie tumult. Tho session was suspended building -climbing ."Human Fly," last Friday that "there is a clear one person participated i" the slid owned hv I'base ulid Com* All the department heads, with Ills deputy and J Edgar llmivr-e anil definite snlnllon" to Ihe Knri'.m will spectacularly scale up the six- thu exception of John Glllon, build- 43 minutes to let the Adenauer burglary. lisny. None was Inpired urnollg Services Wednesday tn niolimie as Fill chief Hinext forces frame an answer Chancel­ story Sanford National Hank ing Inspector, will to- located im­ eonfllct He "lifted" fingerprint* from n the drivers or passenger* nf the minor aptioinlment will lie a >o1> building tonight for the baneflt of mediately outside the City Man­ lor Adenauer Immediately rushed •huff le-huwllng mnrhlnr which 1ms. Elsenhower said during his cam­ For Thoinas Faulk, Jr. cilor geio-ral the man who will from his office tn Ihr Parliament the Sanford Civil Air Patrol'a ca­ ager's ilpor, together with Mr. paign that lie would go lo Korea had been dumuged when nn at The Ini* stowed down tn pull humlle :ip|ieiils to the Supreme building to hold a hurried caucus det training program at 7:30 o'­ Lemon's secretary, Harhuru Dufin ln« efforts to tiring about a tempt was made to get into the off the mail, I'lilmlinan Karri Funeral services weis> lield at t mirt with his floor leaders llu s iln s r .- n s P m , e « o i clock. speedy and hnuurahlc end to the money box. run said, and a ear imincdiiltelv 4.mi p.m. yesterday at llriesmi The Socialists charged Adenauer Itrownell. on returning In the A A spotlight will follow hla preThe owner of thr restaurant, lellind it pulled old and passed Funernl llmoe for Thomas M. mamlaml from Hawaii, will mil Korean War had pressured federal I'resldent VP carious course up the outside wall Earlier tills week Elsenhower Theodor Heuss Into withdrawing Mr*. Ruth Kelly, hail rlom-d the till' tills. The ear driven hv Ross, I’liolk, Jr., six yeai old son of fer with msliee- of Ihe Supreme messaged MurArthur Dial he would and an ambulance will lie parked from the Supreme Court Ids re­ place yesterday hut hail been also behind the inis, skidded I tit Mrs. Isiulse Paulk and T. M. Court and gel Ihelr views mi tlte lie happy tn meet will) Inin to dis­ nearby. In caa« of an emergency. quest for an advisory opinion on the there at IQ o’clock last night, he feet, the tiutrnlniuil said, before Paulk, Hr. who died Tuesday a f­ type <d man hext sidled fur this cus* any tilans the funner Ear Once i t the top Wood will perform The break-in occurred striking tile left rear iff Ihe ter ,| brief illness. win k 11 «•II41Hit 8*ii lilt I'linr t-'alMf i constitutionality of the treaties with said. a spine tingling head-stami on the some lime between that time and larger vrlli. le the West edge of the roof. The Rev, W. p. 11rooks, Jr. a*Damage to llie RM7 Ford Inis 'isle,I t,v the Rev, .1 E. McKirtThere will be nu charge for this Hy withdrawing his ease the this morning when she discovered Florida's Schedule public demonstration, -hut a hat president gave right of way before both (he front and rear doors of Was set ol I Hat and lo the 1101) le> officialei] al the service* and I'ord roach. 12811, will be passed among the crowd by M rs. M ollie (sc ijjc r Photogranhlc Squadron H'2, n the court to o suit filed hy Aden the place open. hiirlnl was made io Evergreen For Announced tha CAP for donatlona toward Ita seven months old "nil whi-j. re- aur'a government coalition forces < emeterv. Succumbs To Illness cadet training program. ranlly mowed to NA*S Sanford This suit Is placed before only one Korvivjng in addition In Die TAMPA r The University of Besides scaling to the top of from NAB Jacksonville, passed chamber nf the two-chamber emirt mother ami father are the grand­ Florida Football team will play moat of the nation's highest »kv- with flying color*, Its annual ad­ It Is a chamber In which the gov­ M ih , Mnllle A, Geiger, 72. died mother, Mi s . Mae Paekard of nine major foes In HI33. opening scrapers, Including the 42-story L. ministrative and material Inspee. ernment hopes tn obtain a favor Hanford, Mrs. A. Paulk of Wash­ tit the borne of Iter daughter, Mrs. Sept It) against Mice al Houston, C, Smith Hotel, Mr. Wood climbed tlon Thuradny. Dee. 4. The sqtind- able verdict. The Adenauer suit Out-la Wilson, 2 till South Keltington, D. C. and Mrs. Rex Pack­ Tex . Hit' Tampa Times said today. up the outside wall of the five* ron received an overall mark of n|k* for a ruling whether Ihr ard of Daytona lleaeh; one aunt, f ,rd Avenue at H:I5 p in. yester­ Tho other tog lime opponent* story Valdes Hotel to amaae i excellent which Is quite high rank(Continued On Page Four) ■Mrs. C. ||. Moss of Lake Mary; day fallowing a lingering illness. will In' Georgia Tech at Gaines­ crowd of hundreds 23 years ago. Approximately 200 student* will Manger", ifuggard, Triple Trio. nlso three aunts In Washington, A resident of Sanford the nust ville. Sept Ht; Kentucky at (.cxWood will have to begin hla mr. c-peclally for a newly formed participate in the annual Christ­ "There's u Kong in tin- Air," D. C.; one onele, Rlehard Pnek- 11 years, Mr* Geiger was a ingtou Kl , Oct :t; Vanderbilt at . journey from the second floor of unit, It was stated. mas concert to he presented hy Speaks, solo hy Ray Davis. llaptist Guinesvlllc. Oct A group of hlghlv experienced anl, Sanford; a half sister, Miss lio-inher of Ills* Fir*! 17; t.nuiilana the hank hulldlng tomorrow night glee cluba o f Hedilnolv High School "King We All Noel," Ynrk-Mcho- June Paulk of Port St. Joe. (Tom le State at llnlon Rouge La . Oct. 24: because of the long first floor win­ Inanector* let! liv Pear Admiral and the Hanford Junior High IIn, and "Glory to God in the High­ III lohlitioil to Mrs. Wilson she Atdiurn at Gainesville. Oct. 31; dows and the lack of any ledge 0. H. Hardison, UHN eommand-r Kns, James R, Freeman, Supply Hchool at 8:00 p. m. Tuesday at est," Whitoford. choir; "Carrlllun," ii survived tn two otiler dailyh Georgia at Jacksonville. Nov. 7; of ft«ei air Jacksonville. Capt. If, on the flrit floor wall. the BUS auditorium, Miss Dili*, Brill, and "Cantlquc de Noel," 10 KT n 3IE El' ecs, Mr*. Frank Morgan of He- tTennessee at Gainesville. Nov. 14; In case of rain, the spectacular V. Hopkins, UPN, chief of staff, Corps, U8NK, ha* reported for Keem Whittle, music director, an­ Ad*n.-Parks, Girl* Glen Club; A (ollretloii o f (lit waa taken bitng uml Mr*. (!. A. Montoya of and Miami at Miami, Nuv. 28, the cllmh will be attempted tomorrow and Comdr. N, Haeon, USN, com duty at tho Naval Auxiliary Air nounced today, ve alarm , "Ave Marla." Schubert, with aolo last night at the meeting of the III Weal Palm Reach; four sisters, Times added mending officer of Simndron VC Station, Sanford, where he will night. program will be presented in hy Mona Jnlw. Julie, and Ihe recessional, et H Society of the American Le- Mrs. It. E. I’olrninn, Savannah, Wilbur Klnley Times snort* edi­ 02 In Jacksonville, investigated told the position of Assistant Dla- a Tha stage setting depleting u cathe­ Silent Night,1 Khm for the Crippled Children'* k* ' (German), Gruber, fin.; Mr-. Oscar Crews, Air*. L u ­ tor. suit) the traditional contest from personnel, area, J’ur*lntr Offirar until April whan dral. complete with stained-glass choir. Operaf ‘Carmen’ To Be everything Hospital in St, Petersburg lo u*e buildings, paper work, organise ho, will officially rellavu Lt. sh- PhfTTpo* mol Mr*. Lessie with Mlntni still Isn’t definite be­ William F. Doddy, Dothly, Supply CoVpa, windows, she eald. During the recessional a tableau for Chrlxlnms purposes. llntler of Jnck'imvile; tvvo 'broth­ cause of Florida's nrotost over and morale. V.M2. the In USN, Televised Tonight tlon, Program of the concert 1* as Fifteen inenihers am) invited a-------‘ ' apected unit, received praise and station, Disbursing Officer of the follow*! Processional, "Joy to the of the Nativity will be depicted in guest* uttemied the ham *uppur ers, J. B. Aaron, Lyons Gu. end Miami's financial aid tu players. costunio on the floor-lighted stage. Also tentative is a game with Louis Aaron of Brooklet, Go; NEW YORK un—"Carmen" will commendation from tha Inspecting Ena. Freeman la the sou nf Mr, World,’’ llandelj 'Rlehold that Mary wll! lie depleted hy Eleanor uml open pronicmlailc of the socie­ Stetson al Gainesville Nuv. 21, he ha televised from th« Metropolitan oartv on all phases, hut especial and Mrs. W. II. Freeman, Donah Star.” Cunkle • Haring, N i n th- Nix; Joseph, Lurry llurney; nil- ty. Plan* were made for the 40 et •even grandchildren, Mis* Jean said Optra House tonight to vltwtr* In lv the bearing and appearance of son, Tenn. He waa horn In Orlando, Grade Chorus) “ Geau Hambtuo,” «*U, Barbara Evan*. Carol Buck­ H wreck in Orlumlo which will Wilson, Sanford; Stisses Ellen Kinlev said Florida loach Bob tort, Mrs, Fruak Morgan of !ie1 1 theators in n cl tits acroaa tha the men at the personnel Inspee Fla. Fab, D, 1022 and attended the Yon, lophomor* ensemble, with a ner and Hetty Marlin, amt kings, uml Juii. 21. ; Woadnlff refused to confirm or tlon. "We now have four anplleatlnn* hriiig; Mr*. Jerald Lollier. I ake dt-nv the accuracy nf this schedule. Delaney Street Dram mar School eolo hy Richard Hal): "No Candle Glenn Jones, Joe Fisher and Wes­ Cgpt Hopkins remarked to tha before moving to Tennessee In wa* There and No Fire," Lehman ley Dee*. The benediction will he for membership," J, It. Well*. Chef Placid. Flu.; Mi*. Jim Moure, patron will i n and. hear Mat The Times sport* editor said ho do Gore, said, "and aru looking Fan Gallic; Mr*. Itoyol Huvidne, hud , stars Blm Stovana, Nadine Conner, officer* nf ’VJ-63 that this waa 1041. Graduating from Mt. Juliet anil "O Quit Your Pastures" delivered by Dr. itrooka. put together the schedule from Washington, I). C.; and Mr*. for six more before Hie deadline Richard Turkar aod Robart Mar- ona o f the sharpest assemblage* High School, Mt. Juliet, Tenn. in (French), arrangement by Strong, nnntnmcemcnts from Florida's op­ Members of the Triple Trio are Peter Palm nf New York f’ ily: one Jun. 18." of men he has observed slnee he 1047, Mr. Freeman attended Cum­ Ninth Grade Chorua. rill performing, tha Blaat Optra. aa follows: First soprano — Mary and from information re­ •rrundson, Eranel* Wilson, U. K. ponent* "That Holy Night," F. Illlllums Ann Wilke, Ann Kalmrn and Joan Tha opara will coma through on has been on the staff. And, during berland University for ona year ceived from Florida sources. THEATER GUILD Navy; al»o two great grandchil­ huga television screen* In the the tour of Inspection, Admiral before going Into the real estate and "Good Christian Men Rejoice,'1 Wright. Second soprano — Sylvia The first effort of the recently- dren. ■*-eater* aa It 1* being performed Hardison asked Comdr. J- Ken business with hla father and bro­ Stainer, Honhomore Ensemble; Ilayea, Marti* Crlsaey and Fllolse MINOR IILA/.E organised Hanford Theater Guild, "Christmas Fantasy,” Knhlrnsnn, Funeral service* will he held at nedy. Jr., commanding officer of ther In Doqalton, Tenn. New York. The Hanford Fire Dupartmant Snyder. Alto* — Joyce Jones, San­ "The Night of January Itlth," a Bri*xon Eunural Home at I0;.7t) He decided to continue hl.x stu­ Jeanne luma Miller and I.cell" dra Dunn and llarhura Rigg*. VJ-62. If all hla men had pur­ play mixing comedy uml drama in n.m, tomorrow with Huv. W P. nnswurud a call ti> the Brown resi­ chased new uniforms for the In dio* end enrolled et Vanderbilt Price; "O Come All Ye Faithful," dence ut 1801) West Ninth Street Members of the Double Quartet a court room netting, will lie pre­ Brook*, Jr. and Bov. S. WhatUniversity where he was a member Reading, choir; Invocation an<r apeetlon. morning wh*r* u i-lux« earned are aa follows: Tenors — Johnny tonight at H:18 o'clock tn lev officiating. Burial will he made tld* VJ-63 la a photographic squad of the Naval Reaerva Organise! Hcrlpture, Dr. W .P. Brooks, pas Carter, Bay Davis, Jimmy Whatley sented by a defective flue caused minor (he court room ef the Court House. in bowling Gref, Fla, Baptist Church; ... First _ _*t B#| ron which does mapping and rt- Training Corps. Receiving a R. A. tor of. the damage. Flro Chief Mack Cleve­ The play, which feature* an Inountit "Go Tell And Larrv Bates. Baritones hus«e* conna Iseance missions for the na degree from Vanderbilt in June, Rise Up Early," Xou land «*tlil this afternoon.______ (spiritual), ar- — Joe Hutchison. Eugene Fst- decisive ending fo r n murder trial, vjr. Homo part and tralnlm 1082, he waa commissioned aa an It on Ihe Mountain" (aplrii ridgo. Jimmy Krltler and Arthur also will ho singed tomorrow night by Smith, choir. grounds are at NAA8 Sanfori Ensign In tha Naval Reserve and ranvemant JAYCEE DRIVE Movie Time Table nt the same time, "Birthday of a King." Nelilllng iliuklne. but tha squadron deploys detach sent to Bayonne, N. J. for a fl«e With only four day* until the ao|o by Richard . _ Hall; Hall: "Now Glee Club officers at SlIH are n rrz month course In the Naval Supply menta to all narta of the world SCHOOL BIDS RKtf'CTwn Junior Chamber of Commerce M follow*: Prtaldent, Ray D»v|*; is Holy Child la Bom" (French), <Fi there. •Trimson Pirate" from time to time for special mls- School memhsrship drive cornea to an end, Al) bids for construction of addi­ Kallty, choir; "NoelI Noelt" (Eng vice-president, Mary Ann Wl'ke: En*. Freeman waa married to 1 : 0 0 • a inn - 8 * 1 0 • 7:18 tha former Miss Maw CrlawJH to llah), Gevaert, and "We Three •"evetary and treasurer, Sylvia tion* *n Seminole and Lyman Htoh the Jaycees report they are only MOVIRI.AND VJ-dt fa of tho nowaat Dnnelaen, Tenn. on Jim* 10 Xing* of Orient A rt." Honkln* Hayes, and Business managers, HchiH* wer" re looted today hv 28 short of the 260 goal, Dick Healv, chairman of ihe aqtudmu ill tha Navy having ba#n WhUa loekiiHr fbr -a nlace to live double quartet; "Out of tha East/ Ann Rgborn, Joan Wright, Joe (he Count" Board of Puh'lc Tq. "Here Come The Neliona* " wlonsd Anr. 10. 1M2, *t In Sanford, M*. and Mr*. F"*emaR stnietlon, T. W. Lawton. Hupei-ln- December drive, announced today Ibb, Boya____ GUe Club;. P "Sweet lbb. a ____ V P LLit- Hutchison and Johnny Carter, show starts 11:30, first featur* J*«ksfl*vUD. Tha *lrcr*fl ar# torapnrgritv residing with hla ceompanlite for the concert tandent, disclosed early this after­ that out of the 223 memhershlna e Jeeua Boy," MarGimsev. MV, *olo solo Acci 7:14, intermission 8:30, last nald up during th* current drive, noon tho now AJ-2P B*»»o**i bo Junne Lana Miller. Ioict(g r BloUe Snyder: "A t Cbria Guv E,.Fy**m*n. Orlando feature 9:2J Bids for tha construction work 23 have bean new members. The Noplvoa, and ‘tho B4YNorway), Orlu- Frie*^ Joan Wilke, Judy Irvin, ‘ fnspeetar It drive will end Monday. W right-Forreat, and Away In a Hsian Weldlo and Tommy W yatt will ba roadvertised, ho said. Orlando. HONOLULU i* —Hfealdent-rlcct Eisenhower, ham*ward bound from til* dramatic journey to Korea, ar •4/ rived at Pearl Harbor aboard thr cruller Helena loday at 0 a. m (2 p. m. RST), Elsenhower will remain until the week and, then fly to hla New York headquarten. Shortlf thereafter he will meet with Hen. Douglas Mir Arthur to ttlacuii the latter'* plan for shortening the Korean War That meeting probably will lie held early next week, aald a source _clo*e to the President-elect. • Elsenhower did not comment on Preildent Truman’* itatement "If anyone ha* a reasonable plan for ending the Knreon fighting x x x that plan *houtd be presented at oner lo the Preildent/' He did not name MacArthur, but hi* press secretary, Rofer Tuhby, aald there waa no quealion that the genera was meant. Last Friday MacArthur told thr National Association of Manufnc turers he had a new (dan for enlv^Ing the Korean punle. In a message exchange, Risen hower and MacArthur agreed to meet to dlsruss It. On band to meet Elsenhower at Pearl Harbor wl* Defense Sec­ retary-designate Charles E. Wilson, who will report on his. military con ference* In Honolulu with Den Omar Ilradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Adm. Arthur W. Hadford. Navy com mander In the Pacific. x An earlier plan to have Wllsor • fly to the Helena by helicopter was canceled. A source close to the President­ elect said no time or pllrc hod been fixed for the meeting with MacArthur, bill It nrohsblv would be at Elsenhower'a Commodore Hotel headouartera or hla Morning side Helghta residence In New Yjrtr*, The source added tfamt Eisen­ hower would conndt frequently with MacArthur,- but,there are no olans/to give Ua, eUHrmal post In thrnaw administration. , Jama* Hagarty, the I'reiMeni alaot'a pres* secretary, said It la uncertain when Ki*cnhn<ver wll' leave Honolulu. Earlier It had been announced he would lei” 'e S*lue day night, arriving In New York Sunday night. Wm&MM City Hall Offices Adenauer Crisis Are Redecorated Flares Again In And Rearranged West Germany Beer I Stolen From uHuman Fly” Plans t To Scale Building In Downtown Area >hoto Sauadron Passes Inspection With High Praise Annual Christmas Concert To Be Given By High School Glee Clubs Ena. James Freeman Assiffned To Sanford — — _____ frl . . .. .... , i- ....q.i.— Jl j ____ ________:L ._ •' '• '"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. 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 10, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 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 10, 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/9b796df9e8c40615d1239e39b1902181.pdf d031794b29dbd62d269b4e41720f1174 PDF Text Text r ' ? r ** Webb Jones Takes Option On Seminole Blues Ex-Scout I a Given 30 Days To Raise Money; Jones Will HANFORD IIBRACD Head Ohio Group Edenfield, J o r d a n , PageTIIK > Moaday, Dec. I, 1*42 No. I ’s Maintain By k k n t c u r t l a in Branan, For$ruson It wa* ax If the doctor adminis­ Mixed Loop Lead Are Found; Group G. Knight Takes tered a shot of life stimulating ad­ renalin# to a dvlnr 4 V. Altman S corihg^T ^S cfT or W itt 2-1 ‘ Victory President John Callahan announ­ ced Saturday that Webb Jonaa hod Tri-Hi- Y Girls Locate Four Missing <fSchaal been given a 30-day option to buy tha lagging Seminole Blue*. Juat aa it appeared the deep­ ly indebted lllaea were about In liauldate or aell to Gainesville, leaving Hanford without a baseball team for neat year and u<w If an inveterate Blue bona ter d u r lug the paal aeaaon from Ohio, struck ai rav of hope through the gloomy darkness darkneaa with an offer off to baaeMay the rlub and aalvage aalvi ill In the Crierv City. N • g o t la tlona actually got un­ derway late In November whan John Krider and the H r m l n o l r B l u e dirrclora w e r e weighing the d * o' n u a a 1 from Jonea. The veteran of World War I mid for­ mer minor lea­ gue hurlrr aaid Wabb Jonea he could forward 4600 for the ;tt>day option guarantee, At the end of tJilet period he would fork uver the nerewur* >1.500 more to meet the reportmi sate prlre of 84.000. At flrat the direr lore were a little *keptWal of the Jonea offer, alnce the free lance “bird dog" erout had been on the warning Hat of the National Aaaorlaliun of llaaehail twice laal aummer. Prealdrnt George Trautman le­ aped the warning to dubs In the Florida International League t* wall aa the Florida State Lragtip, which Mated that Jonea wn* not a official scout and ahnuhl not be accorded free entrance to the baaeball gamea unleaa otburwlae desired. However, upon receipt of n $500 check, which cleared only Inat Saturday, the director* of the B|uea granted Jonaa a 30-day op­ tion to buy thu club, Thu option waa mad# retroactive In Nov. 26, when the check wo* received. It expire* on Dec. 11(1. Jonea told Callahan that he waa heading a group of Ohio businessmen who would put up the remaining 13,400 porchaae price on the club in Ihe allocated lime. The good natured Jonea, who panic!Inated Ip tha Herald's FBL Ali;8i______ ______ ________ •Star baaehall poll_last summer,. will assume direction of the club If and when the nurrhaae D ronaummated. Callahan stated. Jonea Inddentlv waa the acnul who recommended Ifal flreaton, aenaatlonat Negro hurlrr In Ihe T*I0R League Inat aeaaon. to the Oklahoma City Indiana after arc­ ing the fllngrr nltch airnlnat Han Antonio here laat snrlnv. Upon making the announce­ ment. Callahan staled, "It la up to the people of Hanford to co­ operate with Webb If hr buys the dub. When we assumed con­ trol of tha Blues In June uf laat year It wan a Question of keep­ ing tha team here and salvaging tha aeaaon. Wa did this and now we are preparing to turn Ihe club over t* a man who wants to keep baseball In Hanford." At a recent meeting In which tha directors of the dub agrrrd to aell to the highest bidder at the consent uf the ntook bolder*. Jay Walters, dub treasurer, reported that the tram bad 17.100 in debts with about 11,000 In aaaeta to offaat this. The club offlclala were minted Four of the reported five miss­ ing Peter Bchaal football trophy winners haw been located by the girls of Trl-Hl-Y at Seminole High School during the pa*t five days, It was reported today by banquet program cbnirmun Mar­ garet Morrison. This Friday nisht Ihe Trl-HIV club of HUH will stage the 25th annual footbal banquet at the high Hchoo) Auditorium be­ ginning at 7:01) p. m. It will be Ihe occasion of Ihe silver anni­ versary awarding of Ihe Bchaal trophy for the most valuable player of the year. To commemorate the event thu Trt-lll-Y girls have betn making an effort to bring tuuetner all thu 21 winners at the bannuet. Dur­ ing their first week's efforts the MILS girls conturted Id of the win­ ners sending them Invitations to the grid dinner. However, five HIIH gridiron Immortals could nut be found. This week-end uhone calla and letters supplied the whereabouts of four of Ihe five. The four weret (Jullllan Jordon, Tocos. <ia„ 1933; Ll. Darrell Ferguson, Neew York, 19J8: Lofton Edenfield. Jacksonville, 1928-29; and Capt. William "l.evl" Branan. Savannah, (Is., 1911. The onlv missing winner I* Ver­ non Altman, winner In 1940. Mnrv Ann Wilke, president of the Trllll-V, sent out an urgent plea to­ day for the address of Altman. "We want to make this banquet the biggest end best ever staged," she declared. "We are making a sincere effort to bring together nil the winners of the Hchaal Trophv for the first time in nearly 20 years." Anyone knowing the where­ abouts of Altnisn l» urged to con­ tact the school Immediately, she added. A latter from Hchaal to the Herald explained that tine# the 1924 and 1927 loams were a* mong lh# poorent In tha history of the school. Poach lluah Whalrhel and Hchaal decided It would bs advisable to award tha moat valuable player at tha and of each roar with a trophy. In the first! two veara Lofton! Kdenflehl w o ni the coveted tro-[ nhv. Kdenfleld] an undar-| alxed little hus­ tler with the I same tvo# of I spirit and hustle [ that made the < fans and ulavera . respect tlnv H u s -_____ sell "Won" Mann Bussell Mann this year. Hchaal. former Hanford Her­ ald sports editor, vowed at Ihe first awarding uf his famous trophy (hat so long aa he lived, he would present this award tu Ihe must valuable ulaver each rear. Thus the preeeatellan has been siren each year for Ihe p u t 23 seasons. It waa a highly prised goal for Ihe players trom the very b eg in s ing. Both Whelchel and Bchaal saw the Immediate reeponse It had ' y the Increasing large number of players turning out lor the tram each succeeding year. It has now become an institu­ tion at HUH. Players mention­ ed for this year's trophv have been. Joe Pickens, Terry Cordell, Mann, Junior Motta, Hum Hannum. Bubba Ulabee and Calvin Wright. A committee of eeven to 11 fans Is selected especially fo r Uia task of Judging players by Bchaal a t the beginning of each aaason. Tills year nine Judges were chosen ami Bchaal reports he hai received the selections of aaven of nine Judges. In addition to the Hchaal tro­ phy three other gridiron awards will be made. Jim Rob­ son's Mono W ean will a m am e n ti na beautiful white hull athletl Ihtotlc sweater In the moat valluable player on ... th# .... Junior ____ Vi _aralty _ tea as, Laat Year, R a a H annan wen the first anneal presenta­ tion ol this sweeter, W ith it goee the label, "Mont PremiaIng athlete* In the school. lowest acceptable price they would taka for the franchise and team. With the 14,000 they will make lettlrm enta on outstanding bills and pay in full Mato and federal taxes. 1 > '« l|l Aa for Jonea, Ihe deal, If com­ pleted, will be a fulfillment of hla dream to operate Ihe team laat aummer. He waa Quoted than as earing, "If I had this club I would change a lot of things, would have a manager ....____ t________________ tax who w would cooeh Ihe young pisaybe more era on and at there won ctleea during f c . 1 day to the team." Ha also aeaer asserted that ha could raise tha capital Its) necessary to buy tha elub at th# he end of the aeaaon. Xnder's JeweUf start will again One final harrier In the wav of the purchase may he the final ap­ present a cup or trophv to the proval of tha deal by Ihe FBI-. Crooms Panthers Ry T. V. DAVIH Crooms Fullback Arthur "Gee" Knight became the Panthers' lead Ing scorer by overtaking Capt. Oscar Williams' nlnr-polnt lead in the Halites City game laat week .Scoring two touchdowns while Williams was being held scoreless against Oakland last week, Knight forged Inlo the Crooms leadership by a three point margin with 27 total points, Williams ranks second with 24 while Earnest Thorne stands third with IS points. Eddie EB­ ay and Gordon Fort have each been on the receiving end of touchdown aerials with Grady Edge and Joe Baker accounting for one e itra point eneb. The Panthers now have on even slato of four gamee won and as many defeats with still one con­ test remaining, n makeup for the poMponrd dash with Cocoa In the Indian River village. T hat make­ up game will bo played this Thursday night In Cocoa. Both Knight and Williams are deadlocked for the moat TD'a with four apiece, but Knight hao the edge having tallied on threo conversions while Wllllamn hasn't made an BP. Thome, who ranka third In scoring, was moved from the "use* terhark slot to the halfback |i.-allion In the Oakland game played In Haines Cily last week. This msde room for s superior signal calling player by the name of Oliver "Two-Pound" .Smith. Coach C. II. Franklin’s chargee, having a seven-game winning skvln on the line from Ihe 1931 season, won the first three contests this fall to exttnd that victory streak to 19 straight before llunoerford pushed the nuif In on the Panthers. Thereafter, Crooms proceeded to rack up an ignominious fourgame losing skid that saw them lose lo Elisti* twice, Leesburg and, of course, llungerford. CROOMH ItKCOIIDH .Scoring Player TD BP TP G. Knight 3 27 4 Oicar Williams 4 0 24 Earnest Thorno 2 1 13 Eddie EBay 0 A 1 Gordon Fort a 0 I Gradv Edge 0 1 I Joe Baker 0 1 I Team Itecordn W. L. Prt. TP GROOMS i 4 .600 7B Opponents 4 4 .800 73 Crooms Academy Oppwdtloo A New Hmyrna 0 I t Del^mi 13 19 Florence Villa 0 0 llungerford 13 O Rustle 2 14 Leesburg 19 0 Euxtls 20 26 Haines City A Rowling Standings MIXED LEAGUE No. No. No. No. No. No. I A 4 6 3 2 W, BA 83 18 Ifl 18 IQ CITY l-EAOUR Htlne Machine 27 Ace Glass 22 Htanlev-Rogera 20 Post Office 18 Celery City 17 Fla. Power A Light 18 VJ-81 NAVY I.RAC .HAGUE I-. 7 10 18 20 21 23 I- 18 17 19 20 28 27 The high flying No. L team In tha Mixed Bowling League con­ tinued right alohg unabated to­ ward the loop title last Monday night by stopping the cellar­ dwelling No. 2'* In two game* of three played. Morris HJuhloni'* 42!l series spearheaded the victory with Martone rolling a 394 three-game set for the losers. The pln-bu«1lng No. A's rack­ ed up two more wins in three sets against No. 3. Ellen Betts was the big pln->etler for N«. R with a 457 »••'*». D«i Powell cliimmed In wiih s 194 game, high for Ihe league last Morula* nipht. Frank ychaulteet I'ropried 447 pins In Ihe series for the losers. Bedenbaugb's 4(15 three, el total paved the way for No. 4 team'* 2-1 triumph over Ihe No. :1V George Pexolil, veteran City Leaguer, scored *he bli-h se-le* for the losers ami ihe league w lit a 500 total. Tho Mixed League resumes play tonight at the Hanford Bowling Alley* at 7dill p.m, No. C (2-1) Players 1 2 3 Tul a I Barrios 142 128 122 39:1 Powell 194 132 121 447 Yates 120 117 131 377 Bette 148 147 102 457 Total 811 S24 818 1473 No* 5 (1-2) Player* Norton Tuohey Long Kchauttect Total 1 2 112 115 130 136 131 1«U 143 1(13 514 573 3 Total 113 340 137 402 123 414 141 447 SI4 1603 Players 11. Hayes P. Hayes Doherty lledenbaugh Total No. 1 (2-1) 3 Tntxl 2 1 129 113 147 3H9 10(1 120 RO 306 134 127 117 37H 164 132 109 406 333 192 433 I47H Players M. Pesold Ash LI. Pesold Blernat No. 3 (1-2) 2 1 1(13 ho 130 129 1(16 160 140 11D 343 193 3 Total 129 317 160 426 1H9 6116 126 390 409 1437 No. 1 (2-1) I 3 154 135 89 137 132 I6A 151 123 628 331 3 Total I2A 416 140 372 122 410 166 420 319 1824 Total Players Burnett Robinson Roily Hloblom Total Players Gill Msrtone Bowen llssery Tola I No. 2 (1-2) 3 Total 1 2 133 111 111 386 127 164 113 394 89 169 91 349 108 113 104 326 137 517 419 1423 7tb Graders D efeat Grammar All-Stairs 7TH GRADERS 14 HPORT8 ... The Seventh Grad* sectlun of the Hanford Junior High Hrhool defeated the Grammar School boys In an elght-mnn touch football game last Thursday afternoon by a score of IB-0. The paerinv com­ bination of hustling Bill English nnd lanky Keith Abney wai too much for the Grammar School AllStare. Conch B. C. Steele employed a two-platoon system for the Gram­ mar School team, using 80 boya In all. W. ILG. Lake Monroe Stops 747 805 JKH Grade School, 18-0 Bearcats 788 Tlgercata 732 I-aka Monroe's eight-man touch 03A football team defeated thn Han­ Bobcats 818 ford Grammar School All-Stars, Panthers 18-n, hare Friday morning. Two timely peas Interceptions Daytona’s Kress To by Lake Monroe's Leonard LeCoach In Cleveland pore, defensive bach, were con­ verted Into leeehdawna at Ihe PHOENIX, Aria, m — The expense of the locate. Sanford Coach and Principal, v,i*Ttiaiwj lousy signed a Cleveland inniani Indiana today Rflph Red Kress, formsr ler star B. C. Steel# used hla usual twoplatoon system employing a total American League InfUldsr, flrat hasa foaeh succeeding JJake of 81 players la the game. Donald Carter waa the captain | Viewers whoi < waa rimBsr iaward for the "BestBioeka t tha of the Sanford offensive team and Harrison Smith captained Ihe de er.' land of the IMS fenslve unit, Hellcats Lake Mary Grid LaPradd Becomes George Pezold Is Ex-Blues Eskew, Gatftr J L o ^ J ijp 'T Fast Pace Tessa Wins-Fssr Second Jones Ale' Sold Win All-American In Mixed League To Panama City And Loses One By F. T. MACFEELY Martin Brown Leads Scorers With 41; Wiederhold N e x t LAKE MARY (Special)—After finUhlng the first season of touch Inotball, the Luke Mary school team ended the season with four win* and only one defeat. The Lake Mary grlddcrs crushed Lake Monroe twice, the Hanford Gram­ mar School once, while splitting two-game series with the Hanfo Junior High School. After shutting out Lake Mon roe and the Hanford Grammar Sr lion], Jjiko Mary dropped Us on­ lv game 32-7 to the Hunford Jun­ ior High Hchuol. However, the little elgbt-man Lake Mary team bounced bark with full vengeance by lambasting the Hanford Junior High by a lli-(> score to end the *ra«nn two weeks ngo. Msrtln Drown was the leading scorer with II points closely followed by Chucky Wiederhold with ID. The l.ake .Mary tram was coached by Its principal, I’ruf. II. It. Ilickenbarh. John IJodson and Archie DeLaughter shared the quarterback post throughout the season. Other squail members were Bobby Wledcrbold, Arthur Ailing, Charlss llrldgeman, Jack Coppenger, Dan PeLaughtcr, Billy Thompson, and Billy Dobbins. LAKE MARY RECORDS Leading Hrnrrra TP Player* 4) Martin Brown 40 Chucky Wiederhold Team Records W. L. Prt. TP LAKE MARY I l .800 121 :u Opponent* I 4 .200 Oppoaltlon Lake l.ak “Mary 33 Lake Monroe 0 18 Hon. Grade School 0 7 Hanford Jr. High 32 44 lutke Monroe 2 19 Hanford Jr. High 0 Mrs. Carraway Wins Women’s Link M eet Mrs. Andrew Carraway won the Women's Golf Association weekly tournament by carding the beat score In 18 of the 18 holes last Wednesday afternoon at the Semi­ nole Country Club. Mr*. Carraway'* effort gave her the title In the A f l i g h t w h ile Maude W i l s o n captured Ihe hon­ ors In (ho 11 brac­ ket. Mrs. A. 0 Marsh captured the C division w 1 n and Mrs. John Her wax the victor among the __ _ D group. Carraway At least a dozen women from the golf association will represent Seminole Country Club at tho Central Florida InterCity golf tourney to be held tomor­ row nl the Eleanor Country Club In Ormond Beach, It was announced today by Mrs. Howard McGough, uhllclty director ol the Women’s Association. JACKSONVILLE Lfu-CharU* La Pradd la the second University of Florida football player ever to make the All-America team and the first In a quarter of a century Dale Vinsickle, an end In 1928 waa the only one until the Assoc) ■ted Press team of 1942, announced today, named LaPradd at defen slve tackle. LaPradd fits the All-America mold. "He has size, speed, Intelligence and every coach compliments him highly," says Florida Coach Bob Woodruff. "Charlie la not onlv hard to block and a crest tackle but be la also known for hla clean play and aportamanihlp. "He » our team captain and he possesses leadership quelitlea In addition to all the others I've men­ tioned." LaPrsdd's leadership was a kev factor In the record of this 1932 Gator team. It is the first winning team at Florida since 1034 and the first bowl team In the school's existence. Lighter than most tackles at 213 pounds, LaPradd Is that much more agBe and mobile. He is a sure tackier and makes many a stop far from bis normal territory. 'T m not fast, but I bsve learned how to use my hands and body," Is the way he put It. These three seasons since L a­ Pradd has been playing and Wood­ ruff coaching at tforida, tha de­ fensive platoon has earned fully as many plaudits as the offense. It has made several goal line stands and held many a vaunted runner to measly yardage. LaPradd is retponxlble for a lot of that. lie was so highly reanected that by this season most Florida op­ ponents deliberately beamed their attacks lo the opposite side of the line. Georgia and Auburn particularly showed an aversion to LaPradd's territory. They scarcely took xten In nls direction, giving the big fellow a comparatively easy afternoon. It wasn't always that way for the quiet, sell-possessed lad who was on end at Katterilnux High Hrhool In St. Augustine but was converted to tackle at Florida. "As a freshman 1 thought of giving up football," he said re ccntlv. " I guess all frosh do at one time or another. The studies are hard and you get a lot of bumps playing ball. I remember that we Gator freshmen always scrimmaged against the varsity and I had to >nock heads with John Natyshak and Frank Demp sey. It was discouraging some­ times." LaPradd credits Herb Hoover. Florida defensive line coach, with helping him develop. "Hooser has the ability to bring out vour best," LaPradd said "He really makes you work* and put out." Wall, Florida haa iti winning season and In addition LaPradd waa nam td to tpe Associated Pi ess AllSoulhesilem Conference, AllSouth (SEC, Southern Conference and Inde; ependenta) and All-America teams. Cloyee Bog, end for the Detroit Lion* In the NFL, caught four touchdown passes against Baltl more In 1980 to establish tha Lions' record for moat acorsa In •Ingle game. tkU % sic lanford Grammar ■ Im l hockey ala:.y e n to be bent Bteeta an- In the U. B. H a lcomes from Pol* tach, Idaho, r fit win WU pro- year," ha be Iran & A $» Lakeland Sella Out To St. Pete Whiltf FIL Cuts 2 Teams MIAMI (/P)—The Class B Flor­ ida Internationa) League will operate as a six-team circuit next season, Miami Herald Hporta Edi­ tor Jimmy Burns wrote today. Burns aald FIL director# will meet here Dec. 18 and drop Key West which took over tho F t. Lauderdale franchise last Juna.K* The Lakeland club folded and R. Vernon Eckert, owner of tho 8t. Petersburg Haints, swung a deal In Phoenix, where the major and minor leagues are meeting, to take over the Lakeland club. He bought 24 player*. Eckert s o l d three of his new players, Includ­ ing pitcher Bill Jones, Infleldg Paul Eskew and c a t c h e r Fred BalBntlne, to Panama City of th e AlabamaFlorida League. . - . The St. PetersPeel Kakew b u r B magnate said 10 of the 24 players already have been farmed lo other clubs. Raseball circles said tha Miami Beach team, owned by Paul Ru& probably will move Its franchise to Key West. This would leave the Greater Miami area with only one team. If that happens, the league will have six teams! Ht. Petersburg, Tampa, Miami. Weat Palm Beach. Havana and Kev West. Bowen Locko L. McCollum Asquith P. Itayes 24 2050 3 329 3 313 0 017 12 1133 110 109 110 133 104 103 iTO 94 120 Froshman- Stan (T s rtin ) Do* boss of East Chicajro, Ind., lsads the Florida BUte University foot­ ball team in total yards rushing. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Christmas Shoppers Paradise. . . TOYS: A largo selection of Toys for Hoys and Girls, all age groups. Also a nice selec­ tion of Playground Equip­ ment, WHEEL GOODS: Bicycles, Tricycles, Doll Car­ riages, Wagons and many other wheel good Item*. FISHING EQUIPMENT: All popuar brands priced right! Hundreds of Itama from which to choose. S a v e about lBTt' oft Hhakespear* fishing taehla. m ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT: Hera you can save 81% on Footballs, Volleyball*, Base­ balls, Boxing gloves and all other athletic equipment. K r a i s Joined Ed Molloy, Yale’s passing ace tho Cleveland or- and quarterback, haa accounted ganteatlen last for more aerial yardage In a sinre a r as manager Mh" of the Indians' Deytene Beach, . . . . . . . _of tha ..th 8t. Gyle Fielder St. Louie Ftyera Huskey * lycra la the American A — uf Hu feWprofeap r u tk s will atari League la one J g .O J Apparently unable to overhaul his brother In tho City League, George Pesold Is making • deter­ mined effort to rnpturc the Mixed Bowling League pin title. For the second straight week, i’rxold ii leading the Mixed circuit with a lofty 168 average. Ellen B etta,: h j , top woman l» w l- R ^ * er In the loop, stands second with a 154 averwhile Morris fljo'b oblom with a percentage 182 ra n k s third. "Hank" Hankinson is the fourth high bowler with , r* E a 181 figure for Ellen fietta only six games. HJoblntn'x two-year record game of 233 still remulni tuns In the league thl* season and his total of 5025 pins Is the lending figure. MIXED LEAGUE G. Pins Avg. ILG. 0 998 Kill 190 G. Pexold 30 4000 164 200 Belt* 33 6026 162 233 HJob!uni (i 907 161 179 Hanklnxun Hohaulteel 3 447 149 10-1 24 3502 148 190 Yates 30 4.',97 147 194 Powell 21 3082 147 172 Markin 9 1284 143 176 Reed 24 3395 141 189 Bully B. Hayes 12 1074 140 193 3 410 139 168 Turner Von .Hcrbulls 24 3254 130 107 3 405 135 104 Bedenbaugh Burnett 30 4010 134 170 10 1359 134 160 bang Tuohey 3 402 134 137 Barrlox 12 IOOO 133 167 Robinson 33 4313 131 180 Tracy 21 2695 128 101 24 3037 127 100 Ash Martono 24 3041 127 103 Blernat 12 1618 127 150 3 379 126 153 B. McCollum Doherty 9 1127 126 n o U n ery 30 3092 123 173 Walker 3 304 121 203 M. Pcxuld 33 3948 120 101 Norton 9 1060 117 167 Bayl 9 1047 n o 139 Fried 9 1040 116 131 Welnkofsky 9 1004 112 142 Gill 12 1334 111 140 Watch the S wing f f i a K Grade School Cage Practice I i Opened Winners fiv sM s: ra h * ® Grammar School boy# gad the Seventh Graders. _ HUNTING EQUIPMENT: - Laat rear Stacie Steele directed two Kms played kaha him happy with ir Remington or Wlncheetae gu« this CVMmae. Mius? idea) gift Itama In hunttag equipment Arcade . Mlxtd League But ONCE A Year! fv } ■>y• a ■? ■■i.'.'.J, • 1 _____________ in - ..,. . m V- f * V ;• ■ *" ’i'tYMZfhb'" i'.l'-SlHc1-ia !^ P a M *(» « Q a K ta .i v- *■■■ h.. t o f o r d Bowling s _______ hW JL “ tarnTimi)... !: I i.., I 1 , r m mIr nrtmI tmmmmmm— — i imaesa.i- ' ** ' �'1 V Site IT YOU D O IH four Sanford Herald, Cilf Deli m i , b j 7:00 P. M- pleat# rail YELLOW CAR l l l l t V O LU M E X U V Hussiun Minister De­ parts \tyrthout Bid­ ding: Foifrnal GoodBye T<* Colleagues £>anfarb W ftta lb • ae^^ SA N FO RD . 'I I I F L O R ID A TUESDAY Six Children Died ui i ifitT iAWi .-wiernuilk Dlnerant merchants oner" tine In the hid of Fred A. Pvson, Sanford contractor, " -i" accented Clifton Taylor Is of•-eneral f,-r a pew aerator, end the reonest a Coca Cola Compare r e " " , In have i« ndver'|s|nir Taking Boot Hitch sentatlve sign painted on the City warehouse At Training Center [wn<Thedenied. action by the CemP'Isslon Clifton I, Taylor, youngest son of Mr. and Mra. Rauf I. Taylor of this city, enlisted In the U. ft. Navv on Nov. 13. A mem her of the 1062 graduating class from the Semin­ ole High School, he la currently taking his hoot training a t the United S t a t e s Navul Training Center a t San Diego, Cal. All of the fivr sons of. Mr. am* Mrs, Taylor have at one time ot another b##n in the military ser­ vice, Mr. Tavlor1 said today. An Toyior other son, Seaman 2nd Claaa Vance Taylor, has been In the Navy since 10-411. He Is stationed now at San Francisco, Vance was aboard the U. 8. Aircraft Carrier Boxer when one of the Jet planes It was carrying exploded last Aug. II. The accident which occurred In the Pacific near Japan and Korea, resulted In tne death of nlna men and caused ex­ tensive damage and destruction to several moro jet aircraft and to the structure of the vessel Uself, It Is for the purpose of repsirIng the Boxer that she and her crew are now tn San Francisco harbor. Seaman Vance Taylor Is a sheet metal worker and la ac­ tively engaged In the rapalr of the giant (latton. He |g le expected to b« lent Gallon. tllscherged in April. In audition to the the five aoni, the Taylors, who onerate the Dreamwold Trailer Court of thta city, havs four daughters, making nlna children In all. They moved to Ban: ford to matte their home several g ra n ago from Rocky Mount, N. Commenting upon the eentim enu of hi* own end th a t of hie ratal' to haring eone In tho wife rctatiro service, Mr. Taylor saldt "I'm glad tM y are healthy enough to be ah|e to go. But, of course, we mlea them." Troops A re Flown In To Casablanca Where Peace Is Threatened Rioters Sharpen Their Knives And Menace White Populace On Heels Of Violence “ Talking” Horse [Federal Action Is Revelation To In Capital Cases Doubting Scribe Is Hit By Jurist Citv Commission Also Considers Further Sewerage Problems the eltv allegedly without It-epse*1 No. 78 A hmoc Itit oil I’rrw i I.ennrd W ire D EC. !>, Goldsboro Suit For Back Salaries Stays In Court NEW YORK UB-Bovltt Foreign Mini*ter Andrei Vlihlntky tilled (or home today with the comment that the "Work of the (United National General Attembly ns un Instrument uf peace 1* not soilsfaelnry." Vlthlnsky tailed Without bidding formal Rood * Jtye to the United Decision us to whether the City Nations or even informing the U N. protocol section of his departure. owes former officials of the de­ The custom for high diplomats It funct town of Goldsboro mul heirs to give notice to the U. N. protocol of deceased ex.officials u sum of chief and a representative of Sec0 rets ry general Trygve Lie it on 111,7*11) in unpaid solari*\s, plus hand to tee (hat (hi departure Interest, win left Inst night hv the jtoes smoothly. But Vlthlnsky and City Commission to the Circuit ,le are not speaking these days Court. and protocol tent no one to the This urllon came ahoiit after Id ship. Vlthlnsky made the comment be­ of the vx-official* and descendants fore newsreel and television cam appeared nl the Commission meeteras as ho boarded the French Ing and. represented by a Daytona Liner Liberie lleach attorney, attempted to reach Ills remarks, translated by Alex­ u settlement oil the alleged indehtandre Soldatov, an aide, were: •'diiess. "You asked me lo say a few Legal action already has been words before my departure I do tukon by the group's attorney, that with pleasure. The holidays ll'iruce K. Hill, who has filed suit are coming and I will say u few I in Circuit Court fur the alleged old li-lit plus interest at the rate of words " Immediately turning to the UN. 8 percent for a period of It rears ro VUhinxky declared. rhe town of Goldsboro, a Negro "Actually the first thing f would settlement, was <!limi|»n| hv th. like to say li about the United Stale in IP tt. which circumstance Nalions, Although the work of the brought about the present delayed Assembly isn’t finished yet, It .irtlon. In nlL 'r proceedings at the shows that the General Assembly docs not fulfill its duty for pear* meetintWl he Cllv gave nnlhnrUaIts duty Is fighting far peace. The tinn fnr engineers lo pee pa re plans very fact that the Assembly adopt anl specifications foy the promise-*, ed a resolution which Is not pro extensive seweraec system, Iit-l,-ilmoling pence shows that its work lug n secondary trcalmrnt mid 'Rsas an Instrument nf {ware Is nnl nosal plant. Commissioner Hsudull I’has" gave a negative vide satisfactory." for the plant, statin- ll wes rot He apparently referred to IL N tiei-c»so»v for np’innUpg the health adoption of an Indian resolution nnd '''elfa-'' of the -ItDens, that It for ending the Korean war. would add r'"ixldernhlv to **■» Vlshlnsky tald that "unfortunate­ maintenance and operation ee*is of ly at present the organisation of the sewerage system and that it the United NaUees I; far from be­ wnuld Increase the Clt"’* indebted­ ing an ttatnim ant of peace." A l#n»thy «*is. But he declared, "the delegation ness considerably. was held concerning the of dMKlWMt Union haa done all euaalon protect. that flf w s lb lo to strengthen the aewerag" A's'n,’ Bert K Com, I''-* I sewtp./ prganiaatyB jpt 4he p . N. m an M ........... lalrtnitu,. 0bleet"d tn irhlhe' reps' F a tih cloudy extreme north and d e a r to partly cloudy elsewhere through Wednesday, continued mild. A N IN O K P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R E s ta b lis h e d t!»0H Vishmsky Sails Foi* Home Dissatisfied With Labors Of UN I'llK W K A T H K K After “Clint," Kepnrter S t i l l Scratch- inir Head, ThinkiiiK (Editor's Note: the nutiunN curloxRv has hrru stunted bt I Jitv W onder Hiclimoitd'* "talking" horse. I ullre credit the animal with giving them a Hue to the nut tin i whereabout* of » Massachusetts was held Indirect!) responsible for the deaths of si x Moults children. Th* eat. driven by John l.iput. 17, child (or whom they hail searched lamnged a gas lln« when It struck thr wall. A shell time later, escaping gn« mused uo explosion which for nearly Iwu years, vow a gn-at wrecked the h >u*e mul kill'll six children. Miudls anl Ills wife we-e tip to il in th> wnvkng,- but iiiaiiiiged number of persons ate seeking ad lo escape. Li put Is held un u technical murder dung I International Seiind|di«t"l vlre from l.aily. Iluid to bellese" associated Press reporter Caul Duke thought so loo, so he paid a slsll lo Lady's stall tor an "inter slew." Here's sshal he foiuul > S u n fo rd M u rin e Solon Sees Free Society Facing Difficult Odds U .S. Air Depot In England Is Seen As Impregnable Churchmen In Denver Hear Comrressmun Paint Sad Picture Burtnmvnuil Is So lli^r ll Could Witlislaiul Noi'inal Alum P.omli DENVER it) - Hep. Walter Judd tll-Minn) told churchmen meeting here last nlghl that the odd' are against the survival of free so­ ciety With the general assembly of the National Connell nf Churches opening* tonight, representatives nf the hulk of American Protestantism thouldarmt the task of reapraising, and norhapx adjusting, telr two-year-old venture In Interchurch cooperation. Thay- formed an assorted nml rontrasllng srmv - of demunlnutional big wigs and small town descons, nf dark men and while, nf specialists, advisors, tnlssinnar les, plain church-goers ami women whn (each Sumlsv school si home There were Eoiscoiuillnn* and Lutherans In stiff clerical collars. Eastern orthodox prle«*s in (lowing robes, Baptists in red neckties men and women of many customs (i nRs.tHf s «•„ Fuur «|«| tlv 1*1111 II* C L A R K E Tentative Plans Made For Lions Club Xmas Partv I thought lint afte r a hall ...... .. etiut" will' I.ady I enine away fnmi her tCiintlnurd Do Page s |, i n u ll T flN W llU D Eiiglsm l ,P America's >trntt'gic m ilita ry Mip ply f r n li'r in Woxti'ro Euiopi' Iturlonuood A ir Depot —I* so big that un ordinary atom Iximh cotihln'l knock It out, and It’s get ting hlilgcr idi the lime Within It-i 27 m ile perim etor • UurtmmiHKl stocks more than u j quarter of a inllliun different Hem* *he first 'inminl I'ldiei-mrio's j-'VMiliig from canned bomber on Dull, under tin- allspices tif the First Annual Police Ball Will Be Held On Saturday Nite R relative to the ra*D<»r of th» sle»ed At-year-old debt was taken ■per lh« I)t"lone Beach attorney ,|»tlvered a lesslhv nratlnft In which he sought to offer the (’itopportunity to reach n settlement or compromise with the group Without court actio". lie said he considered th" City Commissioners us men of integrity and high ideals who would d eal" Tho annual Linns Club Christ­ to havp "harmony and g""d wll’ mas psrtv will he held next Toesamong the Colored people and day evening lit at the Aiateu l.iolge In Casselberry, contingent on a necessary quorum, which will lie Florida State Bank polled by tho entertainment com­ Holds Directors’ Meet mittee during the week, it was de­ cided at the Cluh’e weekly meeting Directors of the Florida State In the Yacht Club today. Bank at Its regular annual meet­ The resultant decision grew out ing yesterday voted Its usual 3 of a motion Introduced hv Voile per cvnt scmt-annuul dividend, Williams Jr. and seconded liv Curl mkking It 10 per cent for the year, Williams to have the party at the and placed 910,000 in its surplus Asalea Lodge. The group considere doffers from the Hemlnole Coun­ fund. Club, Longwood Hotel and the The bank has completed a very try possibility of staging the successful year, E. G. Kilpatrick, alternate party In the Yacht Club Jr., prcsldont, said today and Later this week the entertain­ pointed out that all employees ment committee, headed by Henry nave been given an extra month's Witte Jr., will send out cards poll­ salary In addition to 10 per cent ing the membership to determine of their yearly pay. whether n sufficient number can In the evening a barbecue was attend in order to make it worth­ given for the directors, officers while. and employees on the grounds of Finsl announcement will lm made In the Sanford Herald next the Hanford Auction Market. Monday, King Lion Ed McCall stutad. If the party is approved, N SOCIETY Bogor Early, educational direc­ members will bring Christmas tor of the Florida Audubon Socie­ toya, according to the regular cuety, will bo th* sposker , at the' tom, for the orphan children’s monthly maatlng of tha Bemlnolo horns In Enterprise. County Audubon Society on Mon Linn Jack Morrison was appoint­ day evening. "He will give vou a ed chairman of the Lions' annual batter acquaintance with Florida football trophy committee which wildlife with 'chalk-talk' Illustra­ will make Ila award to the "Brat tions'," according to Georgo Hwar­ Blocker" on tho St-mlnolo High ts of tho local group. School gridiron team nest Friday Tha public is Invited to attend night a t tha Trl-HI-Y banquet In tha maatlng at 7i30 p. m. at tho the flHR auditorium. Garden Center on East First Mr. Morriion'a committee, conStraet. slating of Mr. Witt* and Mr'. Wll Hams, received a list of eligible VETERAN8 AH8IHTANCE player* from, the high school Veteran* of this area who need coach** laat night, assistance In obtaining benefit* will make It* under tha G! Rill mav receive Lion MeCall guidance from Tom B. Deen, A>- preaantatlon ... ilatant State Service Officer, A weak from ________ ____ . . . Mr. Deen haa been Invited tn th# Llona Club will asaumo the of ringing the bells for the this area by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, County Hervlc* Officer, »a ____jUon Army's Chrlstmss fund • special consultant and may be at tha contalnera on the downtown contacted as follows) atraata. Lion W. 0 . Livingston is Dec t t a t S-80 a. m. Sanford a t chairman of this collection drive and reported that he had designat­ tha office Of Senator Boyle, ed the assignments for each memarm*a 4* BT S MEET tha Don Dlllman, Ocala, ranraaenta40 at S soch-ty Its tiva at tha Florida Council for the American Legion will hold Blind In Daytona Beach, wa* th* monthly promigade and auooor toI n lth t at tha Legion Jin*, °"I* YWtor. He expressed hla .‘’W '.ft)* today by J. R. '‘heartfelt" thank* to the club for th*lr "gracloue" monitory gift (Jar*. et»en promenade whan hie booaa homed down Legion marnfabars ‘ J . Sh g a y ^ re e n wjj| ba In___ on Jan. 8, It t v Mr. MfGaU. lly I'AI'I. lit k i : llll IIMi IND V.i p So »mi re skeiitual a hunt Lady Womler ll ielllliond' tneieililil,talking" Imrsi So w as this reporter when he werd out to " I n t e r v ie w " her A horse Dial can pn-iliet t hi­ bilu te and reel nit l u , l - like a ' '"Id priHligy? Just a lot of i,,mg J r : <u to crsUut e.g* T Sgt. John lieckstrom liihuvel. United States Murine Corps, in his m-ventii year of what he says will In- a military «-ur,-i-i. is -la tinned in Knreu. Iloin and rnised ill Knnford, he enlen-d mllltins service III 11)tTi mid to iso.I f,o n time In Chllln in tin uiiainfl de taelunent. Upon his ri-tinn. in- is:i. itutloned in Jiicksiuivilli In luls. he married hi* llallinioio fim. and she nnd their Infant dmighler re now In Jncktnnville, nwailing his return from Korea. Tin- >ei genni's brother, Lennnrd, leceollv returned from Korea. John foiuiet ly ssii- a delivery hnv foi l ie Sun ford Herald, - ... >.• M ufnrd' fhmee M*|II.Viili-nl Ass.) elation will I"* i.ri'iM •)«, .* s'r,tm •I" nlvhl nt tl". Mirvfrth Inn FitHill* flout thi h'ltl tt ill IfM to '■ar.l1 ♦tin |»*ir»»*»ai* l*f t |i*- fIRMMt'Ul tom, uhi'*h i’* tn . *•*#»!»* nfi'1 rn.'iiii '.mi i» fm»)| fi »r tIn* m inthsf* ,,f tills "i NHfli f|t*l Mil i»i l i f t nr i||<i 1i dm ii ii•f tn fn1••flit •li" HIV lii illt t t tt III. i» I’l.fi'-i»n Ih" i|f |h* • f th.r i fv nniTHttMii.' Ills'll! in-' ■It rt-- l-i •• .'oo-rg ''toil. * hi**f link illltiit's tfiiiInv s*w i »i I.hr..-.I Hi,. "ntp.ise l>v sneing pm c"»-d, are lo t„- used fm the liene fit nf polieetoen and t*»«s|r wives, and in -nun- cases, their fundin'* to ''Sample i.f the use to winch •he fund eiiul'* tie put would he an etneri'imi v wlneii coiihl arise m u m il i l la k e d ir e c t In is hv tw o the financial c m litInn nf a |ade-,It .intituled llu Page S ix) ttmn thimigli the Iiceessllv nf a serious npi-ratinii, In- extdained, Ratney Ruxtnu's oreheslrn will plnv fnj th" darn i* which will inenndueted frnm tt tin pm. until 1 On is. rn Tickets i ns t ft fit) each and mav in- purchased item an\ pnllccman, [ Tnl* vost ar>rnul nf Western d>' 'fetive. known officiu llv u» the U S A ir Force Mltti A ir bi-put. is title of Unrle Sum's biggest insurance policies It's also one ot his loggcst gamliles Here in this Anicrh-Jiii “ c ltv " itthe hc.iii nf K nglitm l’s iinhislrinl Midlands .iic enough war stores and rcp iii lui dltu-s to keep West ern fio.es (iglilm g (or sevetal weeks while Atlantic supply lines ar*1 l"siii« ." I’ -uilxetl ItortonuciHl oliviously would he a prime target tor enemy attack, hut the American A ir Force I* gam tiling that R ritisli American air de fciiM-s are powerful enough to slop enemy bomber* before they could reach ti it Phillips Conmuny To Build 111 New Manufacturing Of Houses In Sanford,Garbage Can Racks Now Business Hero Sixteen ne.i. houses, mat ini- u * "'n l nf ‘J-tM houses fi-is-li-.l nr in Dm process nf erection hv the •'t'illlns Industries, Die in 'tun ford, started S s t u n l s v . W**ll torn I'hlllipH J r . onnnmned y - i e i In". F o u rte e n n f th e houses o re he In g *» .i|t in S n n fu D a rk , l» . -ited ou W illo w A ve n u e , ju s t unrt*> " f G e n e '* A v e n u e nnd w est o f Met ln n v d l" A v e n u e , n m l tw o in I'h lllin s T e rra c e , illr e .- llv w ’-sl n f Sun f ' l S 'd id lv ls ln n and n n rth n f Gi-IleVII * venue up Y*)le Avetm e, H m i'c s are nrlcert lo f i t the Inom e n f nn n v e rn g i' fn m ilv nod m n v he ttueehn*“d with t»v down nnvmee'a. M“ fldlllns s-dd Ki'. h s "-III li" fIMerl completely witll e|ce*r*c*| ra u lp m e p *. S ix te e n h o m » * which were s t a r t ­ ed In P enteeatw r In the Wynnew ood su lM tivIslon are n e a rin g re in p jr tln n and n m odel house is open fo r In s o e c tlo n a* K c v A ve n u e nnd V’ n rre s t D riv e , Hnoes f o r the onen hnuse a re fro m 0 :0 0 a.m u n til 0)00 n ru, th c e ’ io h th e week and fr o m 2:0O u n t il 0:0 0 p .m . on Sunla v. " T h e r e lio u s e * a re h u lll fr o m now n la n s . e x p re s s in g m od e rn fu n e tlo n a l d e slo u s rather th n n th" p u r e '" e o n v c n t'e n n l n r c h lte c liir o ," M r. i'h l l l l p * said. A new "-iimifin'tiirlng tm-ini-s dcnliitg with gin l.Htre inn -tiinds, Is spi miting op in l-'nnf'ii<1 under the -Opel v is io n Ilf Tim * ruwfnld, ■nvi-iitm nml sitlesmnn, olid Alex Hlnitli. miinnfintiiri't, Forrest llre'-ki-oridu'-. umioune'-il today. Mr t'niwfnid, snlesiiinn for Die U.-niinol'' t'niritv Motors, Mr. lit er k"lir*dge sold, hit iltioo the Idea of tin- in.-tnl stnnil while fig­ uring "ill ll way I" keep dogs from Upsetting his g i l t bilge ellII. a prob­ lem which tins I...... vevlog num­ erous other lo-'iil le-idi-uls. I'lie gal IniiM- eiilleelUni -dt mil tun also con* (United to ids I III liking. He const meted it stand nf tnetid piping which is amltiireil nhmd li font Into the ground and wldeh snugly holds a gitrliag*- cun. Mr. Bmltb, who Is the Inventor of tin' well-known Hmiiqdil' Turtle Iswn mutter, bus begun inamifaetore of the pew device, ulinn which Die patent D pending, 'tr . nvekemid'"- said. Mr. Crawford Is handling th" sales end of the busi­ ness and ulieiidy hn« 100 nr more orders. Sales are being made at Prcr.i-nl only on -• local level, Mr. Breekeltrid'.i' said, wldle the pair I hopes to distribute the stand on a nation-wide husls. American Red Cross Is Called Upon To Expand Its Defense Blood Program Th# Red Cro#a ha* liven railed upon lo underfak# »n urgent ex* l.nnalon of ll* Defensu Hloml Pro­ gram to aupnly gamma globulin, a new blood weapon which bus proved it* *bbtctlv*n*xx In th" praventlon of naralyala from poliomyelitis, Raymond Lundculst, B«minola Count" Chapter chairman announced today. During th* past two year*, *g>-*Hm*nls have b**n conducted St Provo, U u h l Houston, Texan and Slotfs . C itr, Iowa, undar th* euspicM of the National Founds- lion for Infantile Paralysis and under the illrcrllon of u team of phvalelans headed hv Dr. Wil­ liam MeD. Ilxnmtnn from the I)enartment nf Ktddembdovv anil Microbiology of the Unlv«raltv of Plttihurgh, which have de­ monstrated th" effectivenea# of gamma glohutin, Mr, Lundqulal •aid ho had been ndvlied hv ERoland Ilarrim an, national chair­ man. The lied Cron* nrovldcd tho gntnma globulin which wai used In theta exoerimanta. The problem ha* been under (CeattaaM Ua rage ala} I 'a lr iiln ia t i Joe H lc k s o o is p rr s i.lent n f tin - i<',si>clfitlon, I'a tr o lm a n S II Hnctice l i v ic e -p re s id e n t and M rs E s te lle -Ic ititiu g s , I'n lic e f)i*p a r to n u t s e c r itH iy a m i desk o f f i e r, ..... .....itr v tie a s itre r . Thonur.s Paulk, Six Year Old Boy, Diew Tlinmus Ditulk, ,-i<■vi iir-nld first grndi* Hlmlent at the Snuthsid" Drininrv Helnnd, died earlv llu* lluiMliny nt the tlrnilge Memnrlul Hnspilul in Otlnlldn ns It result nf 11 Hire Idnoil infi-i-tiiili, Meenrding to bis dm tni here. The exact eiilise nf the ymiup ater’s deatli Is not fully known ns vet, and cannot lie nacertalned un­ til an analysis nf the child'* blond Is made. The lev Is the son of Mrs. Louise Faulk, UOrt Avor ado Ave­ nue. Neighbor* reported thnl be complained of being sick la«t Sat­ urday. The do,-lor was ,-ailed in vesterdnv nnd sent the rhilil tn the Orlando hnspilul luiiiiedlutidy. Max B uhh In New Ice CompunyManntfer CASAIILANi'A. Morocco '.ft — Troop reinforcement* were flnwn [mlay into Casa Id alien, where MoInvoking Of Hal mas roeenn rioter* shur(vened their and eontimied to m,’naca Corpus Making It knives white residents hi'ilnii large scale evacua­ Convict tion1’ollee of French and oilier Europeans (mm native populated area* alter Us JAMES I.. THOM VSSON nationalist-led rioting, which broke SEA ISLAND, tin l* Stale out Sunday, reached nearly revo­ attorneys gem-ial lodav studied the lutionary proportions yesterday An lm.n ..(,sing lMl{ Use ,|M, of lederal tudo-as uneasy calm prevailed as evacuees corpus uelion which icporli lls lias were moved to safer residential virtually luiltcd i-M-eutiPiis in at quarter* of this North African least two stales mrtropoil* "W e lust c a n ’ t get anvtiody eve French official figures scaled euteil for horriitlc c r i m e s ." a«sis down previous police reports of taut Attorney C r- u e r a 1 ll.dtdi casualties The French said five Mnndv nf North t'amlin.i told III! Europeans and 2.) Moroccan rioter* '-"iivenlnni of the Nalumal Assoeta Were killed 111 the last three slay a Inm of Attorneys tii-ueral m a and about 30 persons were wound­ panel diseussmn el II)'' piidilcoi ed The Moroccan j u t s * said 40 Likew ise \ltornev Deiu-r.il It.it* Moroccans and eight Europeans ert F WoiHlsiile of IVntp.iU.pun were killed and 12 Europeans were said " it is piaetieallv nopossihli- utiurrd The police estimate had tn e a r r v out .1 deatli si-tdenee ill been .VI killed and 74 wounded I'eniis) I) ania " French Foreign Legionnaires lt"lli molt -.tnl tlte em u me m a c were flown in from Agadir, fronlice is to petition (eiteial district fier city in southwest Morocco. courts (nr writs nl habeas corpus Some 2no Legionnaires arrived in tn del. iv executions llotli men trucks In strengthen police and agreed it is a itifIts-trlt pro) lem Irimp forees patrolling trouble In solve wttlimit infringing on fun areas Dress report* said 3(i0 a r­ dninental rights rests li.nl been made llain-as corpus was described hv !'he disorder* broke out in symthe mrtsls as an instrument to luilhv with Tunisian workers whose pruteel perstunil rights guar leader. Partial Hochiul, was mianleed 11v llu- ( ‘iiosiii 111 mu, under ehlnegnnned am! beaten In death which a person can 1 hullenge the List week leg.ilitr of lus eonvii linn nr 1 in Nat tonal 1st newspapers called for pi isiiiunent a ileinonstrution ami police fuund Wmalslile said in the haheux copies of hand bills demanding cm pus petit mils tiled in federal the murder of "traitors" who failed court the judge anil tor> ami at to respond to the Moroccan Inde­ tonieys involved in the magma! pendence movement trial can he brought titles court The hilling occurred a* the Inde­ lor the Inuring pendence demands of France's "Actually. It is a riiotler nf trv North African protectorates are be­ ing the Jury." h« said, "and the ing debated in the United Nations, people nil trial a r . Ilia who con-, 1 Tpe C n 1 a h 1 n n e a labor liilon (liirted the trial " promptly sent n cable To the IT N. Then, he eonlinueil If'the U S asking its quick intervention here, Supreme Court upholds a inirvte Europeans were barred from tloo lo reviewing one of these pe entering the trouble tones of the titlons tlii'ti- is onIfiiug to prevent eltv the defendant fimn imoiedi.it'-li Meanwhile, in Tunis, the other filing anotliei m slime other federal trouble spot of French North Af­ dlstiiet eimrl rica Hie French aiilhoriliex lifted Moodv said lip si.,!,• has adopted the to p m to it a m curfew alt Rhinos law known as a ' p..,| I'st.ildishcil on Dee 3 when cornu lorn cw rtt proi edlll'i- ' II" Hat bed's death was aiutoiinced Tou^h ’I’** said it lia not 1...... |,--|.-,| |,oi that tie and his neiinle are hom-fnl Rial 0 will e litoliiiit's sonic of the gioonds for elialleoging convictions via the liali.-as carpus nolle Attorne) Gem-rut Harold It Fat /'•I ot Kansas (ias lie'll promun-nth mentioned as the next president of tin- a s so, 1 u t Itin Early Fall Rains Reduce Value Of Vegetables Sold t Ini* tn 11, 1 wei-t C 'I n I t .f h e a v y M il d"*r w h ic h dam-igi-d the nmtiiitti- '.h th e v e g ete.'le i-rnti expeeltiMv i'e -u i* nm l Stiufflidi .,,1,1 . n tliiis ia s t-, assent lil'il nt tin I nk. ' M il rv S lm ffli'-‘ iim! t 'mi 1 Mn i'll* V I'V e lillii- nt ,i mi'-liinr, 1 ll",I I'V I*. D And-. 111 tin- vilusiien of nil eropa ild "I tiir Sanford State Fnrmi'i s Market iri N'nci-inl.er of tills veil as cimpHici) with November H a lit* M iirv " IH i Cm I) K o rin s S h u triu lm a rc l " S llv ill .-•.M.ii - i-m Diet'" iv-is 1 sjli-bt de- of hut year son, i- lu iiim .i.i .,f th e rci-ie w th iii th lllllllit l.'i ,.f til,. Luke M ,||\ f'h n n d ' 1 i.f 1 'n iiin ie ree . T h e m ure th a n p.-r«..ns im n im t n '.- io u /. ' 1hem > Iv 1 ■ a * tin S ip iffl'-lM .'ird s'nmlV Arnl'-r-nn, market mail*'••'i - 1'-ported I,.,!.iv Dial though 'her*- was no im-r'-tHe 111 the num­ ber of units s,d.| amounting to t ’lnl- ..ml clei-i'-d ns elmlrnutn Mi '!4M7 Ihete was a d irt.,nip In A nd erson , nnd ns i i '<n I s I " | | I ,-lm ir v.ilnotioii ,,f SUit,7*.|il| On outotnii and o en tat v. Wither 1 of state i.mdiirt there were 524 Riper and it* tleimori-i (ieutge It f. nits s.il.l f..r a valuation I’liHersnll f * 1,2011 !H1 IcsI t ' g e l . i l i..|ii ceverilli' (lie npernTh's total on* >f tali- l.tihlnea* lioo nf llu> i-nult* -in,I sooill fe e . were ngree.l on The . le n t * li-sv iiei-n re.-'-nllv lei-mililii.n.-d nml it I- the Id.-it i.f D'n .-m oo t,< make tin- |Ui“ tline nv.llnl.il- t-i ,-M.,vone in Die 11.mu.unitv, nl nil times The ('biii'-Pi’i nl' t ’ooim eiee ii H|innsni ing- tin- ern.Ill hut oth-r w isi- i»ns in, o'l tsillrtinri over it* I'ovem ilig 1 leti.np. which have been kept flexible lo meet tip. lieeil* nf tin- |n ti|i|e of L ak e M utv. Ml Atldet -.III mild. In 1 i-eoepilinn rtf the w alk .bole aloiu- this tine | hv August I'iiilll).', ill foi liter years, he nml his wife w ere voted mirmrnry m em henhiii for the rur rent year. I ntidied !>V tile l.ieiil m ark et dltr- -ii*- Novem ber wa 17:1.0110 unit* f"t a vahiution of (447,741.41, Sir, Anderson stateil "In mv opinion we were fortutmte In lint showpie it greater lo** nt m i's and valiiminn due tu tho fn*-' that this H.-ctmn experienced a three week ruin during the first l "art of October which damaged | Die m aturity of nil growing vegetiiDnn, parlleuliiDv u"r bean and calibuge acreoge", Mr. Anderson sill-' "With favorable weather we hope ip offset this loss during Mins Ida A. Knitfht Dios Sunday !\ M. Miss bln A. Knight died at 10:10 p. m. un Sunday night at her home ut I(Kill East Huron.! .Street. She Max Bax*, former lieutenant been in ill heulth for ulxmt with the Sanford I'nllco Depart­ had five months Hhe was horn In ment. li th« manager of tho new Nashville, Tenu. and has lived in Hunter Ice and Fuel Company, | ^ n fo fd f,,r tip. paxt 22 years. neroia from the Hanford Htatp Among her survivors Is one Farmer'* Market at Fourteenth niece Mrs. Fred Zingielv of Gar­ Street and Holly Avenue. field. N. J. Funeral services will "I enloved helno with the City lie held ut 2:00 p. in. Wednesday for five ami one-half veitr*.’’ Mr. afternoon ut the Rrlxion Funeral R**« «iiM. "nml hope the friends Home. Dr. W. I’. Brooks Jr, will I made during this time will call officiate at the service. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery In nn nt« at the new huslne**." If. I). Huntrr is th<> owner of Sanford. Dm concern which will engage in TO BEGIN SENTENCE icing truck* carrying foodstuff* TAMPA tdk—Lnvlck E. Adam*, and retailing ice and fuel. convicted of not filing income tax returns, will b « ln serving a two SMALL FIRE Th* SanfoM Fire Department year sentence this week Adams, who Monday said he had answered a call shor'tv after 7:00 a. m, today to 1**" W, F Dodson decided not to appeal, also has an residence. 117 We«t Sixteenth appeal tn the Stste Supreme Court Htreat, where an oil heat*r had from * five v**r sentence received ov*rh*at*d. Thar* ws* no lUmag*, in Pinellas County Circuit Court on a bolita gambling charge. FIro Chief Mack Cleveland said. ........ruber" Ip - added. The total units o* Florida proJii.-* so ld .luring November were I57.027 with n valuation of 1419,* 170. in. Renns and oruiigea ware the leaders with the former hrlltg* log in 4DIH,l!7.tin nnd the latter (110,125.72. Nearly H.500 nnlta o f cnhhnge were auh| for $tB.150.00. Escalade broii'dil in (I5.R24 for 10,450 unit* while cucumbers pro* diircd t n 575 for M.StV.'! units. About 2 400 units of early c*I*ry were told at utn.ul >11.76 a crilt*TO R EC EIVE F R U IT B11M LAKELAND k lt-T V U. 8 De­ partment nf Agriculture will re­ ceive bids until Dec 10 for canned grapefruit sections fnr the federal school lunch program.________ Movie Time Table itrrz "Huddtn Fear” 1:00 2:07 • 6tl4 • 7.2H MOVIELAND "Little Egypt” Show opens 0:60, first f a lM * 0:68, intermission 8:80, lufc feature 8:68 • £ ____ ___________________________________________________________________ _________________ ... 1 I �1--v siniWfft >**-*•?*»»-W * .W * 9 IV i,, TUB HANFORD IIRRALD (shown the cave as a mount with n » *f* 31 Toes. Dec. 9, 1952, woman ouUlrie hohliru; u (raxing JenreUl. in 1WI2, when If. K .lu irti, on archeologist nml curator of tin Well. Museum In Somerset win excavating In thu cave, ho found the hone, of n woman lie.Ida a ill!infer, a knife ami u stalagmite ifry.tal hall. Nearby wor* thu hone* of goat*. Thl* natnri. • icviveil the legend of thef . w iten” i l l MlTla.aa NEW YORK — Jinny people „ * W 1flT, ’’ Would run, If they thought they dit I. aftci basing IJ*ed wore going to .re « ghost. Hut rottHgir In one rottnge ISO years, Mrs. Olivo Hodgkirwon spent year* try- Ifodgkin.on »ayf people Ix-gatt to Ing to meet one. report they had seen the ghostly M r.. Ilml klnson Is the wife of ,lf „ wnlntn „„„ moving in the 10 the .outre of Umiljey Hole Ml. . house, line day the rhll. I of people English Squire’s Wife Spends Time In Quest Of Ghosts If- Business Mirror State Farmers Market ny HAM DAWSON Itrpurt 1 u. 31 s t i r o m i s t s t K rtitN K M s NEW YORK UP- Indu.try lead­ MSNitirr e r. differ widely on Juit how far StSriIN tl. g I.OHIIIA f.,11.,ulna prl.ee rep..rt»<) t.s they should he expected to go In theTheliralers on the Hsnli.nl Plats people make the of- Farmer* Market helping older pcnpl for produce solil to ten difficult adjustment to retire- I i ll, Here anil Healers up to J:IU |> m, Her S. 1 '. 3 ment. Hu, II.kt H .tl Pensions llaren't enough, ■ I LJT| 1 f|HHIK II| IIImany fill If Avoradoea lliun., Teiidrrarren, believe, An Increasing number of tn.penillna guallty corpornllons are developing pro|> >0*1.11 Mil. Iipr gram s—some starting five yean I'at.l.aae, Florida A O |b, Hs • .so-i.oe before retirement age—to help old ;t’aMmar, itilaese f'rali13 00.1 JA er workers get ready for the jt'eierv, Florid* 1‘rntii IJ *0 change in incomes and dally hah I ilopteii |(.'el*ry, Klurlilrt Its. I is m s I ■',«*(• *_* ’ >' n‘f!" n'1 I win I rented the cottage h thl., y^-kw1' .It respoa'J'i'-'ltV.' . ■*■ .r e 'XI' ' wn -jsr.Z Y JL’ • ' AM. t-U,‘T “S — [:*. ............ . ?• Vi'-.r . the-- I- The .Viunii.n industrial Conference I.rail.' II’ II-KI. II >0-1,00 landed estate, it ha. Ita legend ot woman on the ntnlrs?' Ill* mother till llskt. It 00-1.11 n» H * II Rhoit. It also ha. the famous looked nod told me Inter lli.t he Hoard quotes today the personnel 'Kagplant Wookoy I Jolt' MiO feel he low ;*j,w t|,(. shadowy figure of no tdt I directors of two large corporations l‘*JlUt^!,.,.u* '>rn ' . Crate M JO Jark Pnlance embrace* Joan Crawford in this sr-ne from ‘ Bud. * 1S-I on —Imlh unnamed by the hoard— i '* r »*yl * y * I>»». ‘rale the Mendip I.JIs, with ravems, WOman. f h r faoillv t ~yed out. • o.l'ioa, rtr*en drn Ernr." distributed hv 8KD Picture*, showing on the Rtl* Theater with opposing views. grottoes, cornu,1 rock formations IMS ‘‘Tenants who foil, veil them IJ«g. Itun. One say. the problems nf work- Peppers atid mysterious underground river hail a little girl, who knew noth­ l l so. t >*. screen Tuesday and Wednesday. llu llskt er* “ In their declining years now- Itaillsbss Arthaeologlsts are Interested in i l'»» Crate f I.T*-3 "0 ing about what had happened. constitute a challenge In American kuuash. Tttlluw th# cave a . a home of primitive ever sprint a hundred yards In II SS llu. Ilpr. man and beast, and in the humnn Soon she was running to her moth­ industry—a challenge we cannot t’ana.llsn ftirtstnias nine second* nr run a mite In four er saying, ‘I didn't know an «dd tlJS.T.tin Hal Roylc Column nd animal lames, roln. nod pot- ladv would ho visiting this house disregard, and with a solution that rests r;*cii minutr* Hut because thousand* nf we must not place Into the hands (Mis I i> 1st* arrivals the prlt-t* sty linear!hitl there. Hy IIAI, HOYLE young athletes dream each year nf .ninltil are Intompltte , But the villager* are more In­ all the lime.' They movrd nut loo. of government." A Hed-Shnkin* Witch The other, however, points out iiranass. All Hu* NEW YORK '.H—A famous moun doing these things, and work to­ trigued by the Igotl-yenr-old 13.S* ‘‘Tlii’ii tame a young man, who that hi. company provide* a pen­ flies II n - i oo tain climber was once asked why ward doing them, the chance* are legend of the evil witch of wookey managed • Irapefrult, Imman Itui In time they will he dnne a rcalnurnnt near the wantrd to climb Ml. Everest. that (loir, now tied to the legend of a continued life Insurance and Tsna-riuss. \ccordlna ll .U - l t ) he"Recause The wish to attain the *upposcdly eaves, and his wife. The m-xt sion. If* there," he replied, odrrn ghost, with a good spine- thing visiting nurse service, hut he adds: utoours re»«lv»d I I V*AItlf.TI K *U producs recslye I knew, she wn« saving thnl unaltainahle exist, in the heart nf chilling sequence of event*. "I object to the implication that a l'H a n fo rd Htal* fa r m s r * Market limply. man. That I* what makes •. Mr*, Rodgklnsnn told about a woman's ghost stood at th>- font by paying an Individual-fairly for from I* a. n. I'w . •. to IJ a. m l>'•■ Tnc lofty peak I* still there—and every of her laul one nleht. shook the • IUI. Tout r*ttlpl» >,!»• pask* Mill unclimbcd, so far a* I* known. him a human being. And in the them during * visit here. service* rendered, an Industrial aitca l.labt Biippllss on all er odors. The lateit expedition I* reported breast of a few men there I* a lioil and pot a hand on her foot Tha Wllrh'* Hlory concern acquire* any greater re ..“.i.ao.i lair, oiarkM passion to achieve what “Aernnllnu to the old legend She *iid II didn't frighten Ion snonrlhlllty io ihleld a ctliien from b it. sleady. lat.h sis '••“"er mu* lo have failed a heartbreaking 150 positive ha* never been achlcvrd before, ft pjtrtliful «n cllrua d«inanft feet short of Ita goal. ihe "vVleh o? Wooki'V livwl i’n“ l h e ’!”,t "be and her husband left at the rigors of peril periooal life than few whose superb strength lav* with her goat* nod rust evil |lne_cnd_t>f the season There are many mountain* on I* these vnu personally assume responsl a ofH1, iiihrti «t nt^adybody nr spirit force the cynic* Spells on Urn villagers. They h e - 1 , sJr" savs that, of' the face uf the earth yet uncon- nf rllily to the corner grocer wim nin aatisficHoA, . . among mankind to revise their fame so terrified, th.-v aak.il a that, a long i.roces.lon of teo.te's Tapering off feature* are added ittered by men on foot. Rut Mt. idea* of what I* possible, and burst served you for year* " (lastonhury monk lo help them '‘"Mnee '""I ft I* haslANiklng .verest hold* a peculiar fascina­ the straltjacket nf the past. into the pre retirement by some companle*. fl*d heTurfie.T"the wTteh'7o s'tode Thirty-odd people t-bl I n d tion far mountain climber* because heprograms of a few out of many ■11/ . (leneral l l l ' l i r i Hi |Food*, lnnw tf five» year* at. Is In a tormented wnrfd It may ilde the rove. In the first rlino.. had heard strange noise, i- it companies it 1* thought to he the tallest in seem that have them, the fore retirement tiff, ;tn t worn* In many Juvenile, useless eho rrr of the cove tlioithere i« j« now an Twenty snitl *ltid thev they >n»*iih- • the world conference board reportu on their le r If he’d like a gradual dccreaxe ’ • * » « -l — •■‘ "I-'**•-'•■*«el awl ( llt|( > t f and even silly fur grown men to itrange stalagmite f o r lit a 11 on i nnd n oiimher repnrtnl It is over 20 000 feet hlglv ami Is differences a* follows: in working hour*. rl*k their live* and fr fortunes trying known ns the witch Dog* nml ra t. 1 bo.,»e »-m - - 'o r ...... At 1‘ilney-Bowe* an employe said slill to he growing And be­ to climh a mountain. firnup discussion nf coining re(efuso to pass It. <'*"h ,"n .ill cause of this, some men—even the receive Hie normal pay rale “ Early map. of Soinerml had ‘bey found objects st-. wo al...-1 - lllement problems is used by such may Hut Mt. Everest I* more than Jus't expert*—feci the task nf reaching — —*.it wxy thity could not ncrfiunt for. companies a . Esso .Siandnrtl Oil for a slower-paced Job. William Wriglcy J r , Co. ha* a Its summit nn two feet Is impos­ a storm swept height. II is a »ym and Pnutentlal Insurance An em­ •roplr hrnfin to "itv It bid, an eternal challenge. And the ploye duh nf Detrnil Edison is highly developed taperlng-off plan sible. • t. , le t'fk l .if f V* *i 1111 tfl restless race of mountain climber* Rut there have always been peo­ will «>)«I rvU trlfVn M gi.M »l r* 1 *’ trying nut a short course in re for every employe who work* he never rest until one or two the flrit year he ple In the past who have pul a Ing U tiremcnl planning this year, with yond M. During '‘ iff’. "I lf| M*l H them stamp their wearv eight two hnur sessions a week must take one month off without , theoretical limit on human achieve- among there nivmdf with ur in**" ^ feet In elation upon its windy ,t (V . |ntifffii|ts f.f f’a (I>*- apnrt, Fifty employes between it* pay; the second year two months, ment, and lived to see their error, peak. and US attended, with 30 nf their ami so nn. III used to be thought nn one could "f*Mirtr*h fif f lr^nt If* *t '»I*" Wo The ultimate victory will renre Hut when he doc* retire h e »re- t,vt.r „wjm tht> En(,jj,h channel two of our hniioi* mt< with us On wives also enrolled. Individual counseling is the basis cclvn* a larger Income man 'hi* 'Today a man who doesn't know; sent a triumph of nil that is best •i'fit hut thu fit her vr»i dfisi'il for most company programs, the pension would have been at os. someone who has swum (he chan- In the human anlmni — physical his t*vc« endurance, careful plan­ this i* stepped up each year. nel has a limited circle of friends cntir.nge. #,Ahoi|t fU**' ft-** mornltti* J conference board says selfless teamwork toward a There come* a time, therefore. McCormick A Co a snlce aod •*rui>e*>* I hliqr-l u When the machine gun was per ning. goal beyond personal profit. Thf* slcchinir *«l f :t* extract firm nf Baltimore, start* when hi* retirement Income I* ferted, some high ranking officers It is an nild fact that in these h.iir Ip iff-re r iril • -8•*I ♦*! l-iw. five year* before retirement aue higher than hi* working pay. The thought it meant the end of infantry expedillnns up Mt. Everest the na­ nrf tit th« *vinihtMr Th** '*'ii th**1 with Interview* in which the cm- company calls It "weaning them warfare because no men would tive Tibetans and Nepalese, ac­ dare such murderous fire They customed to vast heights, wear out iut'l rcmiilrH’d nwni«- l»r*|•»*#l •*** th* plnyo learn* of social security nro away from Ihrlr work." Tons unci tumnnny benefit plans. were wrong. I < *tillrn h d I ffi|h » n * «l fc* Ufi 1 vltin the British or Swiss years hi* perminiil plans Acheron Attitude On In track and field sports some sooner than hivrstiuntcil tiuiiiuiifhl« Hut t In later yea The reasnn probably is and Imhhlcs are i:.missed authorities holt) that no man will , climbers ditw i'fit hi in* fin! nf th'* wtiv Hv that the native climbers arc doing Central Electric also start* five Reds “Disappointing" tiilit tliiif, it whs rilrjui dtiylitfht ___ j It for pay so tin* Invent Iifllto*- Iil»l I \M*nt vears prior to retirement to dis- J The Hritish and Swiss go higher ross with thu worker his financial WASHINGTON iiT-Sen (1'Cotmr "Flying frog*" that glide like I'ionic l»Pt "k fft' they have a higher goal. (dans and hobbles il) Md) says he I* disappointed In flying squirrel* are found near because llrrr'o Iffral IM ^ n rr! Allis-Chalmers offers personal Serretary nf State Ache.nn’. alti­ the mouth nf the Amainn ftiver, Why do they want In cilmb Ml. Mm . llfn!(rkiiiM*ii had iio soimut Everest? There is a spiritual qual­ mrlvuil hiivpf* titiiu “hr triurii H'lt'd counseling srrvlce to those getting tude toward Communist penetra* say* the National Orographic So ity In their brief answer: ilir hml h ft hi r pilhiw* unit (iliin ready for retirement After retire M»« of America'. United Nation* clcty. "Hecnuse It is thrre ” I#**»«A i<0 I lu» nit 1Up" NN III' Mnt II ment. the pensions are visited four staff. Praip*Mu, »n n u m l —C»m* In ,t shockingly wenk nrntcsl" was Furvnnf for llictn* 111 *1 woman uiiim or five time* a year hv ccimpnov ruiitilnc hn<-k a few miniit*'s Inin representative, anil offered the .... way OTnnnr described n Ictlcr, . snip «rrvlrr. dated Oct 12, from Achcsnn tn Sen. huyinp th* cottaiO' wan ftlhd with I.ockheed Aircraft's counseling Wilev ( ll AVIs). According to O’Ccmin ijiil»rnrahly evil odor. Hack service by a , man- who «r, Ache sun told Wiley, "We do nt>| went Mrs. ||fMl(rkinsori. . . I* headed ... ______ IMS "Thu «>roi wa llu ru lncre»l ha* planned his own iclirem rnt Ini regard ihe employment of United lltmbor Nsw T*»tk ktfrrk Ktthsnit ||,|v teii'Hilo/* slu* rrpotts MAn«l ____ ____ __________ ______ I Stales citizens who are CommitnlsU ns being In the best Interest and *‘h^ r(ily ^"L l{ ireiV l* ' thnl was tml nil The bed I had nl Ihe organization |U. N ) nr of _ . ,. « slept in hud been nverturmiL Tim lying Innken on the tlnor. (II N* D«Iaii4 Pboiii I Jnm|i (hut huthlr it wn* We have now lytm ii llie cot­ this government." tage over tn the Jr.stilnli of ISvHong Kong ha* an area nf 301 chlcul Iteseiirch fm investlgutiun. turned and chinit orimmrnti uuiiH id 1 huvcu’t yet torn tin- ghost. squaro miles. I — , r 1 L Ohio's mine* than all of India, , Asiatic coal country. larger! L e g a l N o tic e XOTtl'K Hons Kong ha* been the West'* adc "gateway gateway to South China for I thl* hsrJfini*«**""Th* Hanfor 3 An trade lanllc Nations! Bank will t>» hold •Id at about a century. lb . banking housa In Hanford. Kt„r. Ida. on Wodnssdor, January l«. m i , at two o'clock p. m. for th» pircilon u( dlrociura aad Hit tr im , of such other buslno.s A T I,A N T IC C O A ST L IN K action mar proporlr com# beforo the m»»lItA IL R O A D C O M PA N Y H. y. Ms no. t'ushltr. A N N O U N C E S F O L L O W IN G M i n ll (IF I*I III.il- UklXKIXd C H A N G E IN S C H E D U L E S 1 1,1 7.’ IIdll lloiird of Adjustmsnl a ih (■•■Id u I'ulille Ms.rlna la tinE F F E C T IV E D E C E M B E R *l»v ('iinimlsslnn Itontn • |i. m ? *?»r*2 _£5‘,a!WV.ti(LryrAfi -j :&• ■ » nln> time (lie lodnVJni*' r.-|u»*ts tor v .rl.m * will In -muliltryil: (onlhtaooili „ 1 H.nfftril T hr.tre Nil Mil. Idr, \n. a?!i tr. • ■in i .m, t.i. 113»» •*r-. *,r —n *h sim smlI T-ntirsI Taitirsl lad* lads »* in ind la, T5 Aft 3rfW N.N( 1.1, Slid IL. * . 7. Its* |iro|i*rty lor Thf.tr*. III Ar. I3i4U| p.prt* 1st. 13(1(1 p-nt. t.*idinr,t l‘. Ailroln. Sal llidljr i*. no Af. li-LT |.««ii l.f. 3s4R At*., tad J, lllk «, Tr tO. In *rei-i two linelfi kparimant*. \»r(hh< >*sn»li Mr* in-r Hihnddt. 3M Kr«n< h. »|IH» ■.IN. 3tn %r. •Ji.k* a.*., lad >. lllk 4. Tr S, rninsst that %•>, TO (fi .Ill* k.M. 1.,. .ItXT ■-•a. Paint Hhop In r*ar o ' tlil« UullO. nn %r. Ii3» *.m. I.«, ll.M |LIN. Ida li* iis.il is fnrnlliir* iqihol>e. m %r. I i.lk r-w. I,t* UiAN F*m. «l*rr shoeJ U Hurl. 1-11 "ah Av*. r»Is T. Shrppard o»i*»l nsrtnlsslon to maki- ii"■lairs lain in it ‘. rl,lirn* with Tirkrt Agent outside stair*. It H llrowii. H*i relarr I'hone U gtIM M J IlciAIIU OF AHJttSTMK.NT GENERAL CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES J L O A N S E R V IC E t ► NtaW CONSTRUCTION B L U E P R IN T S nm l S P E C IF IC A T IO N S iinniiiiiiii W e llin g to n REPAIR and REMOLDING ALL TYPES F u n d WORK BY EXPERTS B o s to n A L L W O R K M A N S H IP a n d F u n d M A T E R IA L S G U A R A N T E E D C a n a d ia n E . 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I * - A SAN FRANCISCO ( * - A 64 year of five escaped unharmed old news vendor said he didn't Of Leftist Writer family last night when a B-29 bomber pro- want to prosecute the sailor uh< • m ^ 9 TOKYO, ijs—The deepening mys­ tery of what actually happened to Wataru Kail, Japanese leftist wri­ ter, loomed omnlously tonight nn the horiion of American Jnpanesr relations. Masayoshi Kakltsubo. an official spokesman sold the government "can't dretde whlrh slory to lie lleve"-a purported Kaji statement thnt he » m kidnapped.tben*rri and hem iii'.V.Mii-i a year t>> American counter Intelligence agents, or the U. S. Army's emphatic denial of the accusation. But ho told a news conference the government considered it "a very serious case" and had taken the Incident up with American Km bassy ami Army officials he said there had been no replies. An American Embassy spokes­ man said I he Japanese had made "verbal inquiries at a rather tow echelon." Knjt himself was mls.sinc. "Our first Job." Kakllsnlm lob’ foreign correspondents, "Is to find Mr. Kail. We can't verify his slory If we can't find him." K ail’s allot ncy, Koro Inomata. leftwing .Socialist member of the Japanese Diet who read the Knt accusation to Japanese reporters yesterday, told a news cnnicrcnrr otlay thal he had not sern K ajibefore or after reading Ihc Kaji Legal Notices pcllor crashed down on their home knocked him down and scattered In n Bakersfield residential sec- his papers in the gutter, tlon. i "lie didn’t mean It, Judge, hr The blade, falling from a high was Just drunk. I know how serv flying plane, sheared off n corner icemen like to frolic on their day of Ihc home, slashed through n off I'm an ex serviceman my bedroom and partially burled It- self." self In the ground Mr. and Mrs "You’re an rx ■ serviceman?" George Cowlo nnd Ihelr three chll asked municipal Judge John J drrn were at dinner In nn ml Join- McMahon Inc room .......... ... "V-s vmir honor ImperialI Ru» The1 'M r 7 W W Army A captain, any details of the accident for Vasslll Zakharoff Dense Fog Disrupts Washington Traffic Negroes Admitted To Carolina Medic Rody CHARLESTON, S C. iJS-For the first time in thr segregation Ids tory of South Carolina medical groups, five Negro physicians have been admitted to mcmhershlp In the Charleston County Medical As soclatlnn The local organisation's action makes them eligible for membership In the South Carolina Medical Association and the American Med­ ical Association. The stale group voted last May to delete any mention of color or race from its by-laws. WASHINGTON i-fv-A dense fog blanketed Washington early today slowing traffic to a crawl nnd grounding flights out of National Airport Drivers in some parts of Iht* city reported thry couldn't sec the sidewalks, and even pedestrians were having trouble finding their way. The Weather tturenu said the pea-soup covering, whlrh set Ip about midnight, would lift an hour or so after sunrise. IT. S. Moves To Strip Thug Of Citizenship WASHINGTON, i * - Attorney General McGranerv today ordered proceedings to strip American el ilzenshtp trom Albert Anastasia, described by the Justice Depart ment a* a New York waterfront racketeer Anastasia, a native of Italy, Is currently .Mending figure in Ihc New York State ('rime Commis­ sion's investigation of alleged gang slerlsm In the world's largest dock area The Justice Department said it had allegations In Its files that Anastasia. 30, living at Fort Lee. N J . was one-lime "lord high executioner of Murder, Ine " The denaturalization proceeding, statement. Inomata said the original a m i a first step looking toward depor latino from the Culled States, will snllnn came In him by courier Another courier, he added, today lie filed in till* federal district brought a promise from Kaji that court at Newark. N J . prnhnhiv late today he would nppea rbefore the Diei Y M T I dT I'A C K JAIL TERMS PENSACOLA ijn—Two voulhs ar­ rested In Galveston, Tex., after escape from tail here Nov 24 fared a total of 31 years In prison today. Court of Records Judge Ernest K Mason sentenced Donald Cole­ man, 16, to 23 years on rhargrs of armed robbery, attempted armed robbery, two counts of automobile theft, and one count of voluntary escape. Carl Clayton Conley. 20, got five years on one auto theft charge and four years on another. ^ Crawford Sudden Fear! Son Ac!* A* Preiident-nloct D w i g h t E i s e n h o w e r ' ; A i d e D u r i n g F r o nt l in e Tour in Kor ea M IAM I ids—Cuban vessels »lo.ni by the grounded l.ilrerlan steam ship Arinar at Cape San Antonie on the Western tip or Culm, today awaiting arrival of the lug Cubic from Key West HUSTON 'OUCH CONNORS VIRGINIA P a c ific T o a s t U n ic e s v (jifft For R enew ed R la s ts £o 4(iccA,X? & Cattle Jewelry rorwTjj TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY .1 m i III W VsMojmjS DR. SIHKn.H DIES CORAL GARLES e Dr W || Spiers, 67, Orlnndo. oner resident physician and aimrrintrndrnl of the Florida Male Menial Hospital. Chattahoochee, died here Monday lie was at Chattahoochee from Ifllii to 1021, then began practicing neuropsychiatry In Orlando and re tired In 1010. lie was a native of Jarksonvlllr ami a past president of the Florida Stale Medical So riety. SHOUTS SANFORD - O R LA N D O > !IG H W A Y SENSATIONAL CHRISTMAS RUG SALE AT THE Oriental Rug Shop *12 NORTH I1ARK AVKNUR , •* fSlW* ■ X t W1NTKK l*AUK, FLA I' 1 TE L E P H O N E 3.1371 • 3 DAYS ONLY - Wed., Thurs., Fri — 1-3 to »/2 Off On All Rugs ALL GENUINE IMPORTED RUGS Imparled Hand-Made Hooked Rugs 0 x 12 Reft, e n .fil f!2 fi O Sf N ow * Sjtr'JR-. m s msheen nr m Itn r IN* lilkia " H in f »w . iih h SMflM wad** I I LIU II Is ! H e n - ' i» m l u -1 look il lilt- cur llul will * 1 make Id .lory. It', tin- greatest Men nry yet! Voti n' .i-eing a new longer, lower look . . a new com­ bination bumper-grille i in w otic piece real window— I In- I,III'.I t e u t o n of lln- rl Vle .l.u lll.lt. when equipped will opliiin.il no nlrite win. | ........ Run. You're gelling a nr •• entire, rwhr *> Urol. Idol iif do oidipie I'nilied Design when' all purls an' ptei i.iiin enallo t ted Into i Mtrienl, woik logedicr Ullils. Com* Early Viol vo'i'te gelling a -iiggt .non nl die new performanrn in M e n m v * tannin. V H engine liiir.l in Mercury history. T* n.nU dUawnlBjw.Mi ALL BALKS ftINAL *"■11 DnpMlt llnhln An) l o w M iff tiff--If vbrjif • 'S# *ti ■*» 1r I Matin Caifif- if w l| (H* a tit «' t f t -T. . iu i Now f ||.S 0 Ilni yon mini tlriti lhi.t nru M rrcuty to i'i|irrii'iira Its ee» lu ll nee and handling cine. Ido m int ter it to apprtv ■ini" the w,irinlh and beaut) ol II. new colon anil fabric*, Why not do ju»t dial,' Vj«u our .howroom inm uriow l OPEN M ED , THUR*. gift FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL IP FOR y(^VB CONVENIENCE A*• A FREE GIFT WITH EACH PURCHASE I- i /'vf’Mi i-• •1 1M N . P A LM E T T O A V E . P H O N E 1420 — 1430 �0 *******4 d'WTM, m i HANFORD HERALD >H e 4 Tate. Pec. », IMS p<fWr—*%*'ip* ’Korean*' C o u n t e r vr *r The Republic of Korea deserve* credft •for an The Sanford Herald P|uH,» J i n v — m*»m tad 40th CeoturyFoa oharnod ho nAttaual mov* toward and frilrr play. It_________ Mas offartd full ------- social ------- Juitlco ----------------_r ra d fu ll b ltlU ib M In lMfl lUhea itU r n tf M i i n m r citlsanshlp and freedom td' to antl-Commuriista held ag-prljonI* i ! m , Cfcrlsfaeas awi New ST( w n . PukliakM aa t a n t i a n let* ern of war, with no strings attached. le w lu C lrlatM u New rente. Many of the prlnonern of war had no more affection for I l l Nagaalla Aeeaaa repotted receipt! lubftM tUIly lets th in the correct fifdfp. Mondiy by J nt accounting Communlnm than their captors. After careful screening and Ka terra aa i t n a l elaaa Matter Dataller XT, H it. at lie Peat Offlee release they may be ready to toko their places as useful clti at iaatard. Merida, tinier the Aet zens of the Republic. Their relense would provide a new ef L'aaareaa af Marrh a, line. sourco of manpower and would relievo u number of troops HOLLAND I.. tlKAN from guard duty. It seems like a sound Idea. M ils* ttUIIIION DRAM The movo granting citizenship to prisoners of war who MM.la.aa Naaaner wish it la another In a series of recent moves by the South aiiiisU t-riuN it atkb “ cm* >I Nr Carrier ........ ...... ........... . • .SB J K o s a t P C ■r mo Initiative in the war ngnlnst the Reds. IIM Month —................ 1.00 Three Maalhe ......................- ILtNl Officials of the republic hope to keep the war going until tho h it Neat be ............ n.TII use Year ........., ....—------ — 11.ho Communists are driver, out of North Korea nnd a united 'AIT' abituarr ’ Bailee#, earda al country Is possible. Their Interests may not coincide with 1ha ana. reaoluUnaa aad aatteaa at those of their allies in the United Nations but their attitude ralartalBMeat fat fha aarfM a at aula# faada, trill ha ah at a ad far toward the fighting la bound to be different. I t'I s their •I renelar ad tart Ml an rates. homeland. J 1 ' " 1 11- —*■— 1■■*• r' H rerrt.atrd Nattanaltr h r la . It is possible that the South Korean position may hind­ land Nrrrapairar Nearaaratatlrra the.. Nate Varh, Chlrana, Dttroll. er tho chances for a quick end to tho fighting. Rut Russian Kaaaaa City aad hi. I.aala._____ obstlnancy Is Just as likely to prolong It. At any rate the The Marald h a a t a b r r af the Laebeta ted Pr.se tehlrh ta eailtlad granting of citizenship to prisoners of war offset Communist rirHMIealp ta fha nao far r»#«»li­ propaganda that surrender to UN troops monos certain ra (led af all the laeel aatea aria tad m tfcla aattaoaaer, aa well aa nil death. «P aatea diaaafahaa. TUESDAY, DEC. » ,UM TODAY’S RIBLR VERS* Ho witness** every act and won] and he nevar forget*. We ahould honor all our pled*e». God li wit. nc*K between me and then. — Gen. 81:60. _ Indiana are being trained at air­ craft ipolteri on the Dania reicrvation. If they prove ai good at they were at tcoult ngniml hoitile India nt in the niid-lfiOOt. we need fear no tneak allacki in thii itale. Senator Bridget of New Hatnpthire, currently being boomed for Republican floor leader, thould prove a good bridge acroti the charm which apparently teparalei General Eitenhower from Senator Taft. ^ now. When Prritdent Truman gave the coal mineri (hair pay incrtait, h« proved that the wage tlabiliia lion program it what the board members who reiigned in diiguit laid it wat, "a iham and a mock­ ery”. You cannot tlabiliie wagei if you are going to give tliem a wage (ncreaie every lime they aik for it, and you cannot bold price* down if wngft continue to go on up. The people ibowed that they are tired of thii kind of a rat race when they voted againtt Truman in the recent (lection. Long winded public ipeakert thould read “How to Make a Speech" by John Wheeler, who tayt, “Speecbei, ripecially the after-dinner or poit-prandial va­ riety. thould be made with ■ itop watch in one hand, itgndiog on a trap door. When an orator overitayi bit lima limit, lomeone ought to pull the tiring, and the long winded guy would land in tha cel­ lar, where he could keep on talk­ ing to himielf if he wanted to”. Many an olherwite good tpeech hit been ruined becauto the tpaaker didn't have leme enough to itop talking when he had finiihed. We ice where the Tampa Trib­ une it being criticized for tome of tha lellert which it runt m iti pub­ lic forum column. “Any crackpot can write a lellsr", tay tyt ana, who lUfgetli there ihotild be tome tett ' t»L of retpontil reipontihility. What tail? Who j la to decide who it a crackpot and who it not) What It tho meatur* of retpontibilily? If tha editor ted only thoaa lellert he liked, i* might not be m a y Uttir* vritlt which ha dria greed. 1 would land to nuke a rather OM tided forum. Waving many ptopifl without any meant of their vitwt before tha pub* bat idea, they might be McCarty iaiUta than will ba If. Big" b hi* aovammaat, kat rachatoan plaining to to Florida thb wlator, as « tkoM alraady bar*, might H givo tap tba Uae of prae* in Florida. "Mr. Big*1, aa of oar newcomers map riot wa# t)w daatonatton tovon to f our paMMt Goveroof*i load* at Through absolute accuracy, constant atudy of new products, and using only tested, fine-quality Ingradianta Hoover’s Claim To Fame Ex-President Hoover’s l>est claim to future fame may not be his many forms of public service, but the great library on World War I nnd subsequent problems which he gave to Stanford University. Its archivist, Miss Sudn Lorena Bane, who hns just died, did much to make It useful to scholars all over tho world. Hoover’s work In Bolglan relief, followed by his post as Foorl Administrator during tho first world war, nnd his attendance at the Paris Peace Conference, gave him unique opportunity to amass documents nnd books on nil phases of the war. Much was given to him, nnd much he bought with his own fortune. The Library row numbers 100,000 volumes, on all aspects of the war, besides some special collections, such ah one on Chinese Communism. It Is by far the best on these subjects In tho United Stntes. To have a name associated with a groat and enduring institution Is perhaps the surest passport to finnd. Harlan Blackburn, notorioui Silent Films Central Florida racketeer, it cap­ tured in Texat returning to thii An nstonishlng sign appears on the marquee of n largo country from hia hide-out in Me*i- city movie. Advertising "Tho Thief,” the display read, "Not co. Better to rot in jail in thii a single word Is uttered in this film.” country than to live in luxury Surely many people must recall tho silent movies. In abroad. some ways they were superior to their successors heenuxe Do your Chnitmat thopping early and enjoy the great day when it comet. So many clerki .ire worked to hard the day (and night) before Chriilmae that they are too tired to enjoy anything for dayt. And too many parent! are to worn out with lait minute thopping that they are cron and irritable throughout the entire holi­ day aeaton. Don't put everything |p f f unlit the tail minute. Do it HY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS the plots hud to be made clear by selection of incident and superior acting, with titles limited to the barest necessities, and no conversation to carry tho story. Tho silent filniH wore godsends, too, to the hard of hear­ ing, who fount! them a form of entortnlnment which did not strain their faculties. Perhaps this particular revival niny lead to others. Britain Is Planning Russian Don Juan 3-PointProgramTo Almost Sets New Aid Sterling Area All-Time Record LONDON W—IlrltUh common wealth loadert reportedly hnvt planned a three-point program which they hope will get tho aler­ ting area qfr tha financial hook. They alto are planning talk! with other Woitem nations aimed at imoathlng world cconumlc difflcul tit*. The top iteteim en of the ninenation family alto are reported to iavd agreed on »u tfMonied change* n various world trade and montary policies which Ihe United Stalet will bo a iked to approve. The deeltlont on Immediate eon: monweallh economic problami, reached during the twmwcek con­ ference which ends her* tomorrow or Thuredey, reportedly ere: 1. All commonwealth member* thould live within their meant and thould fight Inflation by tliihlng luxury Importt and mending. 3. The group thould go In for a long-term program of developing production of food and raw m ate­ f rial* now Imported from the foliar arei thould ild encourage ■ny J u t thowi ilgnt In trade. ITdi Hare _______ earn- I. The group ahould dovetail In dividual development program* Thut, for example, icarce, expen ■Ive equipment could be ipread around among the commonwealth nationa. Theee deeltlont probably will be Inoludad collided in In tho ci communique to be lubliehed at the end of the con- Fte rente. Thii statement also will reaffirm lit tha thi the commonwealth wanta ■ that rtfblja rpound— | convertible one that can be exchanged for other currenelea and transferred freely. It probably will iwavar, (hat that thlt title can ba __ |dd, however, ly when the iterllng araa'a E ai i dollar rtaervei are much ir ana when world trad* ii freer, MOSCOW, UT—Don Juan won a measure of Immortality at a break­ er of fanialo heart* and It icema that Peter Petrovich Kokuihkln la doing j oreity well along that line hlinielf. Peter atilt I* quite a way from tha Don'* record of 1,003 conqueits, however. Peter Petrovich won hi* (hare of fame today with the publication of extensive extract* from hi* lush love corretpondence In Moicow'a Literary Gazelle. The journal discovered that Pe­ ter Petrovich has 19 different fi­ ancee* all eagerly awaiting hii em ­ braces In to different cltlea of Soviet Russia, that ho h i i one of­ ficial wife In Leningrad and, In addition, maintain* a residence with his cx-wlfe In Moscow. And who It (hi* Gay LoUtarioT It scorn* he I* a grey-halred, 31yoar-old senior Inspector of the central accounting office of the Soviet Ministry of Higher Educa­ tion. Ills neighbors ana co-worker* oitcemed him a e .a quiet, wellbehaved, reipectable gentleman. Kokuihkln trevele i f months out of the year in order, ostensibly, to verify accounts of tha Soviet Union'* universities. On hie trav­ ail, he carriei with him a care­ fully kept file of hla lov* letter*. He also takes along a map on which he indicates cljlee where he has fiancee with clrctee and cities which It li Inadvisable for him to visit for reaions of paet fiancees or other Incumbrances with a cron. naads. WURfNO ARMY WtNTfK M A I, III* front In Koran with I ff. Joel combat orao bofora returnIn* to FOR FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 1*3 usually to blame. We were In a hurry. We didn't stop to look. It was n wonderful party and we took one for the road. Wo knew our broken were defective hut had­ n't had time to have them fixed. There are a thousand end one e*. cuses hut none of them will help lifter the diimngc Is done. Yes, the Grim Reaper’s Florida target Is 187, but it doesn't have to be and won't If wo will all nb. servo speed laws, exercise caution und keep our mind clear and on the lob when we are behind the wheel of ii car, Bure, I know you arc In a hurry. What If the speed limit is 30 miles, the mud is clear, you are a isood driver, there Is no traffic officer In sight so you step on It JO, 50. <10 miles an hour. Maybe you'll snve u minute, two minutes In get­ ting to your destination. There is so reason In be In such n hur-v. You haven't anything In particular to do when you get there. All right, suppose nothing dn»e hanpen. You get by with it. You feel That time a lady pushing a kind of smug. baby carriage saw you lust In time. She was about to «ten off the curb. You were several blocks uwnv then lint sho wss cautious. A truck driver ws< preparing to make a left hand turn, vmi w«re away down the steret. bis first |muls« was to go nhe«d, but he held t until you roared bv. Rupnose that mother with her bshv hnd been a little less cau­ tious, Suppose that truck driver had been n got* like von <*hn w tJ such a good driver he didn’t heva to worry, fin take n good look at that ‘beautiful eblnv pew ear of vnur«. Imoeln* whs* I* would look like If you bad "fe<ha<» b„«>l,nn I", to thnt truck. Tblnk wbsl It would cost to get It fl*ci|, Figure how much vou would h'v« <*> ns« out In doctor eed h-wnltnl MM« >f vnreme not of It pllve- or the funeral esponsea your family would have to worry about If you became n statistic. Re careful, piny It safe. Don't be one af the number that will go toward making up that frightful target that tho Grim Reaper la counting on. Plan now to b« alive on January 2. Too Late To Classify By RUSSELL KAY You have probably noticed the new slogan "Target 1B7" th at ha* been featured In many newspapers, on stlckera and In other ways. This curious emblem and slogan ha* an Important message for you and every other cltiten of Florida. Statistician* who niske a business of keeping n close tab of traffic fatalities In the state estimate (that, on the basis of past rxperi•nee end* record, 1 *between ”Nov. i!0, 1961! and Jim. I, 1063, unless you and me und a lot of other folks wako up und do something about It 187 people will lose their lives In traffic accidents. That Isn't a very pleusnnt thought, Is It? Of course, like everybody else you figure that the statisticians are talking about somebody else. Accidents, you as­ sume, ere something that only happen to other people. Morgues By JAMBS MAKLOW and hoipltala are full of folks who reasoned the same wey. WASHINGTON (At - If Oen. El­ To build ud statewide Interest In senhower ha* thought of soma way »*fetv the Florida Cltlien* .Safety of trying to end tne Korean War, Council has distributed a half mil­ ho can hardly say *o optnly—at lion of these warning stickers nnd this time, anyway. tho newspapers of the stste are Since he’s not yet president, he's cooperating by publishing the em­ not in a position to give orders blem and slogan In their paper*. although he can lay the ground­ ft suggests that you aik vmir work for Ihem. He may bo doing law enforcement officers whs* to during hla conferences with "Target 1H7" mean*. They will member* of hi* Cabinet In the tell you right quick, for In the lino Pacific. of duty they have seen the victims And while (he American public of automobile accidents bn-atbe would like to know if he’a made their last on the way to the hospi­ „ decision about Korea, the Com­ tal or on the highway. munist* would too. For Instance, If you don't think that number If he decided on • surprise of­ 187 means anything stop u min­ fensive and let the word leak out, ute and picture the situation in the Communlita would hardly be the 187 homta of these potential surprised by It. victims. With Chrlatmaa Just aIt h i t been eald before that no round the corner It Isn't going to president-elect wae ever In aa islp the enjoyment of the holiday ■trango a position a* Elsenhower, •canon If tho life of mother or He has Inherited a war and helped dad, sister or brother, fs snuffed ;at himself elected by prom Iting Put. o visit IU front If ha won. lit addition to the heartbreak Because of hi* record a* a mili­ 'are doctors and hospital billa plus tary iaader, It li natural that funeral expenses. The whole llfu many people will confidently be- of the family will have to be re­ leve ho ought to be able to end adjusted. Chrlatmaa gaiety will be t. Yet, any attempted aolutlon gone. Tears will replace laughter. seems loaded with danger. On the other hand, suppose be­ If early in hla administration he cause of your carelessness you aro cut* loose with a plan—such, for Involved In an accident and whllo Instance, as an offensive to drive you escaped serluua Injury a child the Communists north of the Yalu was killed. How would you feel 7 River—and li auccessful his prea- Can you sleep ns you think uf the ttge will increase accordingly. father and mother facing a Christ­ If he trlei u plan which m u lt* mas without their little one? Will In higher caaualtles but doean't end you enjoy your holiday season T the war, he will have suffered a Most accidents are avoidable. setback early In hla administra­ 8ome Individual like you or me Is tion. Ha's In a tough tpot for a man taking over tha presidency, be­ cause, In any decision about try­ CHRISTMAS ing to end the fighting In Korea, he ha* to consider more than driv­ ing the Communliti back. THE WORLD TODAY America’! alii** In Korea bays to be contlriiTed—how they feel about any plan b* propotti. Tha kind of plan that's uted. If anv is bound to affact the thinking of tha reit of tha people of Asia to­ ward, or against, thii country. E xtra Clean, Good Tlraa, Extra Clean, Radio Radio aad Haator MDEOO "Didyou say weget the loan?" — w e a a y th a t to m a n y p eo p le, n e a rly e v e r y d a y . W h e n y o u n e e d c a s h fo r a n y w o r th -w h ile p u rp o s e , c o m e t e e us a b o u t a lo a n . T h e r e ’* no d e la y , no "re d ta p e " INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT .ROOM ,*17 - PHONE Jh« • iy f/ #< • * SAN LORD Atlantic natiS nal b a n k D r io m T ig d ia ii Mambar Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation * te h H i R ib e i 1950 Pontine 2D w M m i Extra aUaa. Jto ito O I t w b l u trc M itt. m v ^WITfl |L UL mmIm | t | | | i J ^ | k y ||^ u Mf^Ul W * lw lfV p W W W ^VTf WO. W tm n In *tm 14 f 44. iM B B nkk Sedenetto ;h- •> *i ,(■ ': •*•*if1 • w a 1 ’i i Phone 103 N othtiif beat* ihn exceptional value o f the Om Owner, B x tn Clean, rf/V i* ' ’,*?,*‘ i FAUST’S DRUG STORE 314 East Flrat H ired Of the woman In Britain who ara •jmdoyed, 43 par cant ar* mar- 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Jtedip, Bratar, Excellent Condition our customers. Look to Faust's for your prescription And how did he come a cropper? It aeema one of hla flanceaa dlecovered hla filei ofNova lov# letters, lattara, tile map^and addrata book and forwarfont __ om to tha Lltarary Gaiatta. 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1947 Plymouth 2D6orSedan have wr attained our reputation and tha confidence *f a.-1^. V’'f» . - W Si. < a u M M U trim i �^■ “ A f r*»* TUESDAY will be held. All members ar# Circle* 7, 8 and 9 of th# Wom­ urged to be present. an’* Society of ChrletliJi Service* The Sanford Home Demon.'tiaof th# FI rat Methodlit Church tlon Club will hold a Christ ms* will hold their annual Christmas party at th# home of Mrs. A. C. party a t 8:00 p.m. In McKinley Starke, 409 Mellonvllle Avenue, at Hall. An exchange of gifts will 2:80 p. m. A gift exchange will be be held. held and Miss Lila Woodard, H»me The Pilot Club will hold its re- Demonstration agent, will disn'av *-»•* Uuain«»* meeting at the th* making of handmade candles; Yacht Club at 8:00 p . m. Th* anJ a demonstration will also hv enjoyed on tying bows and wrap board will meet a t 7:30 p. m. d isp el Choir will hold re- ping Christmas presents. FRIDAY hearaal a t the First Oaptlst Hose Circle of the Sanford Gar­ Church at 0:46 p.m. St. Mary’s Chapter of Woman’s den Club will meet at 9:45 a.m. Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal at the bum# of Mrs. Thelma will meet a t 8:00 p.m. at the home Mitchell, 204 West Eighteenth of Mr*. George Etck. 2100 Amelia Street. A Christmas gift exchange will be held. Drive, Highland Park. The Dirt Gardenera of the Gar­ WEDNESDAY A The Prayer Meeting Service at den Club will meet with Mra. M. The First Baptist Church will be- L. Cullum, 208 South Elliott Ave­ gin at 7:30 p.m. We continue our nue, at 10:00 a.m. Each member study of ’’Progress In the Chris­ Is asked to bring a potted plant for exchange. tian Life.” The Mimosa Circle of the Gar­ The Past Matron’s Club, Seminola Chapter No. 2, O.E.S., will den Club will meet at 10:00 a.m. Cnr" hold a Christmas part party at a 8:00 with Mrs. Ray Peck In DeBory. Hallle Harrison Chapter, Daugh­ ____ ______ m. at the home p.m. of Mrs._ ___ Jack umey on East Twentieth Street. ter* of the American Revolution, will meet a t 3:00 p. m. with Mra. Th# executive board of the San­ ford Garden Club will meet at 9:30 F. E. Boll, 1101 Park Avenue, ittesie* with Mrs. Bolt will be a. m. at the Garden Center. •a. A. C. Benson. Mra. C. W. • THURSDAY Baker, and Mr*. Walter Snead. The Royal Ambassadors will Mrs. F. E. Kounilllat will ho In meet at the First Baptist Church charge of the Christmas program. at 7:00 p.m. The monthly meeting of the Th* Junior Brotherhood will Ixora Circle of the Garden Cluh meet at the First Baptist Church will be held at 2:30 o. m. at the at 7i90 p.m. home of Mrs. Donald Jones, 1919 Th# Central Circle of the Gar­ Sanford Avenue. The Jscaramla Circle of the den Club will* meet at 0:45 a.m. with Mr*. H. M. Papworth, 318 Sanford Garden Cluh will meet at 11:45 a.m. at 1412 Park Avenue Park Avenue. The regular meeting of Semin- to leave for Winter Park. A cover­ o k Rebekah Lodge No. 43 will be ed dish luncheon will he given at iWd at the IOOF Hall at 8:00 p.m. the home of Mrs. L. B. I.eadmon Initiation ami election of officers and a Christmas party. S I SEMINOLE HI By BEVERLY GRAY ) Basketball, here It Is again! The Semlnolss have been practicing Ilk* mad with their roach, Mr. Scott, so they wilt lie prepared to f e e t Winter Park In the R.H.S. auditorium Friday morning. Game time It 11:00. Hero's hoping our basketball team Is as good as the football team this season. They can he, too. Don't miss the first basketball gome of the year, F ri­ day morning! Downbeat on Drama: The cast for the Senior Play has been completed. Mrs. Boyd Coleman, who will direct It, haa been hard at work recently getting Cby-out* selected. Namei have finally boiled down to the follow­ ing and these will perform In the play of “ Little Women" sometlmo In the early part of the year: Meg — Alice Brown; Beth — Mertle Criseey; Amy — Gall Bitting; Jo — Judy Irvin; Mother — Margaret Morrison; Pane — Ronald Hold; Laurler — Clinton Bonntv; Mr. Brooks — Terrv Cordell: Profes­ sor Baer — Sammy Jacobson; ^ u r t March — Hoverly Rogers; ™h* - maid — “ Pudgy" Thomas. Congrats to all of- you and good luck on Feb. 12thl And to nil those who failed In trying out, don’t give up! SuDuort the Senior play by participating In mako up, cos­ tumes. etc. They can certainly use youl By the way, the east will perform In stvles to suit the fash­ ions of those days, so the costumes ought to really be attractive and dif'erenti m The Junior Play. “ Don't Darkon *My Doorwav”, under the direction of Mr. Salatlno, presented th# student body and townspeople with an excellent performance, one they can certainly be proud of and one that will, he hard for next year's class to break! To the cast, all those who helped behind the stage, such a t promotsrs, busi­ ness m tnagers, advertising man­ agers, mak* up, sound effects, stc. and to Mr. Salatlno, congrats for % wonderful presentation! Chit Chat In Clast: We hear that Joe Hutchison and Sandra Dunn ar* going steady now! Good luck, to you. The love bug has really been bustin' this weekend, for Joe and Sandra ar# not th# only two that have decided to go together steady; among th# t#c#nt couple# to tali# th# st#n ar# Clinton Bonnev and Lucia Goff: Randy Reynolds and Fr##da Colvin. Law I Coula It be th at * 4 am * bug 1* humming over IS ELKS Charity Ball Mayfair Inn bat. — dec. n' For Tab]# R— rvatloaa P h o M 811 Oviedo Woman's Club Holds Annual Bazaar OVIEDO (Special) Th# City “ Hall.................il Memorial BBuilding was beauratei with colorful t decorated rday for the Woman’s a Saturday Club baxaar. There was a table loaded with all kinds of cooked food, with Mra. James Wilson as chairman. There were all kinds of flowers and plant*, with Mrs. W. K. Meek as chairman. The white elephant table und surprise package table wot headcd by Mrs. Don **' Ulrey. ~ Tables Mr*. D ‘ placed between the bank and the ____ it restaurant held pllea of rummage. Mrs. James Partin was chairman of this group. All member* of the cluh rotated at the booth* with the exception of the supper commit­ tee. From 6:30 to 8:00 a chicken pileau supper wos served. Mrs. Joe I. Beasley, chairman, ami her com­ mittee, had the tablet beautifully decorated, carrying out the Christ­ mas motif for the occasion. As the affair was a huge suc­ cess, the finance committee, with Mr*. Charles T. Nlhlsck ns chair­ man, Mr*. E. L. I.uttrell, Mra. Joseph I.elnhart and Mrs. J. II. Htalty ns members of her commit­ tee, will probably have a good re­ port for the meeting un'Friday. a head* of two upperclassmen, Hay llavla and Hope WeldeTT? Hny mond Cobb has been asking a cer tain 8.H.8. student out! Could lie interest Is mountin’? IT (Irmly Johnson seemed to he attracted to a little blonde Frosh, are her In­ itials, M.R.S.TTT Just love Mary Ann W right’s freckleslll I can’t think of anymore gossip, so let’s skip on down to some uf the week end activities . , . The Trl-lII-Y B«n<|uet, given annually for the football hoys, their fathers, cosehes, former tro­ phy winner* and members from various organisation* around town that present awards, will be held Friday night In the school audl torlum. This will climax the foot ball year a t 8.H.8. Awards pre­ sented that night Include: Kadera Jewelry store giving a cun to the “Most Improved Player", Jim Robton’s Mens Wsar presenting a natch, white sweater to the moat valuable player on the H-squad team; th* winner of this, who was Ross llannum last year, will have the title “ Most Promising Athlet#w; the “Best Blocker” will be th# Sanford Llon’e Cluh award, and of course, th* Peter Schaal tr o p h y ............. Th# Student Council has already begun their Chrlstma* work, by decorating th# exterior of th* •chool with red candle*, fern, etc. It waa difficult work, hut th# re­ sult# w#r# worth HI The Christmas dance sponsored by th# Key Club Is going to be bold Doc. 17, 1962, so make It a datal Mrs. Skinner Honor? N ancy Jean Appleby OVIEDO (Special) Miss Carolyn Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Hardv, is announcing plans for her forthcoming marriage to William Joseph Darnell, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Darnell, of Ft. Wayne, I ml. The ceremony, one of the high­ lights of the Christmas season, will he an event of Thursday eve­ ning, Dec. 11, at the First Baptist Church in Oviedo. Dr. Frank C. Morgan will officiate at the double M itt Nancy Jean Appleby, popu­ lar young brlJe-elect. ,v*i tior,m«d today with a luncheon grvet, t,, Mrs. A. L- Si.innei at her i.um, u t»l>8 Magnolia Avenue. Using i Christmas theme in deem nting. lovely flower urrangi-nii-iit* were of bright red puincettius mol elus ter* of white berries. On tho mantle was a "loir" «>f plenty" with crystal candvlalna bolding white t«p--is * iii iminded >vi*b tern* and flow*-** T' • lundi eon table held sllvei luan. lie.l , an delabra with white candle* at tinbase of which were the n il flow era and white berries tied with n--l and white rlldion*. On tin- ned.-n ra In the dining room wen- al-.(lie red ami white arraugem- litDuring the luncheon, the Im.-tc'* presented Miss Applei'V willi o sliver trivet. Thn»e invited t-> Iwith Mis* Appleby wen- in, m«ih er, M r*. 11. A. Appleliy. her giiind mother, Mrs. W. J Dn\ld. Mis Bernard llarkey, Mm Benny Austin, Mrs. Henry Witte .ii . M r*. Stanley Rock'-v, M m . Hand.I Chapman and Mrs. Itndy Slmm tic * tuftJ! eiidfrUmw ' v* »* ■ - ~ Miss Martha Jean Hardy will la* her slater’s maid-of-honor, while Mias Fsye Ksulerion, of Orlando, will he her attendant. Harold Rider, of Ft. Wayne. Ind. will •erve as best man for Mr. Darnell. Usher-groomsmen will he Don­ ald Hardy, brother of the brideelect, Frank Wheeler, Jr. and Thomas Danlcll, oil of Oviedo. Nuptial music will h-» rendered hv William Henry Martin, orgunist, and Merritt Staley, soloist. A reception will be held In the church annex Immediately follow­ Muking up a congenial party for the annual op ing th# wedding. No Invitation* day evening were, left to right, Dr. and Mrs. Charlc ar# being Issued, but all friends 5irs. Charles R. Bowes. Cocktail* Were served at th are Invited for both the wedding serving of a delicious dinner. Dancing was enjoyed u and reception. Miss Maureen P itts Honored On Birthday Mrs. Arthur Pitt* entertained her daughter Maureen with n party given Saturday nfternoon marking her sixth birthday st her home at 2004 Holly Avenue, Brnslllan pepper was used In deco­ rating the room* to carry out the seasonal theme. The refreshment table was covered with n lace doth and cen­ tered with n tiered birthday cake, further cnrrylng out the Christ­ mas motif. Indoor and outdoor games, directed hv Sarah Dunn, were enjoyed hv the young guests with a prise lielng won by Regina lllsson. Later in the nfternoon re­ freshments, consisting of cake and Ice cream were served with Christ­ inas candles. Hnlloon* were given as favors, nnd Maureen received many gift* from her friend*. Tho*e rnlovlng the afternoon with Maureen were Wavne Keel­ ing. Martha Keeling, Patricia Ra­ bun, Georgia Ann Jones, Judith Ann Hurchcll. Regina lllsson. Jimntv Jones, Doris Blanton, Donna Collins, Susan Kei*er, Dottle Broyles, Marie Slenn, Barbara flnlger, Sandv Hervish. Paulette Normand, Mary Scott, l.nurv Rockett, llonnle Bisson. Clndv Lake. Sarah Blanton, Lorraine Jeffords. Tommy DeUnrre, Leroy W e s t fa ll, Doyle Carlton, Johnny Anderson. Merlyn Anderson, Leroy Griggs. Sarah Dunn. Teddy S*vmansklewles. Tommy Shields, Marv Margaret Reynolds, LoVIgne Pitts, A. O. Pitt" Jr.. Mr*. Margaret Reynold*. Mr*. J. L. Dunn, Mr*. Harold Keeling. LAKE M A /.T Mr. nnd Mr*. Wm. Van Andcn of Miami were calling on friend* Sunday. They are former resilient* of Lake Mary. Mr*. J. |). Cochran nnd grand­ daughter. ('apt. I)ln Jean Roberts, IT. S. Air Force spent Monday in Oviedo, the guests of the former's duughter. Mr*. Thoma* Moon. Mrs. A. B- Caplin returned from Wilmington, Delnwnic. .Monday, where she had visited her daughter for the past month Maurice ,1, Davis of California who bn* been visiting Ids friends, Mr. ami Mrs. K. O Fawcett I* now attending Junior College in Or­ lando, where be is living. Prof, nnd Mrs. II It. Hecken* bach un,| son Jimmie are moving into their new home In Hanford. The Rev. and Mr* I,. W. Scott attended the speci;,l meeting of the North Florida I’roshvlery, held Dec. I, in Astiduln Harry Harrow ol Sanford was railing on friends in Luke Marv Wednesday Mr. nod Mrs. Joe It. Wrdls re­ turned Wednesday from a two week*' hunt in Doff Hammock. Mrs. tilielv* Flippiu of Tamtiii spent Sunday with her uncle nnd nunt, Mr. and Mr* (’. W. Sjoblnm. She was Mccottmatrie I by a friend. Mrs. .Intm Tnvlor. also Tamp". .(nines llraslngliiii of Chornw, 8. C accompanied l»v Ids daughter. Miss Lois Hriisiliglnii is visiting ids brother and sister-in-law, Mr. und Mr*. C. I’. Brnsingtnn. Wednesday, tile Sundae School Department of the Church of the Nnxnrcne enloved a wiener roast on the ehurrh lawn. The menu In­ cluded. hot dogs ami bun*, baked beans, cole alow, potato salad, eongrided salad, lemon pie, ten anil coffee. Thursday evening, the Seventh nnd Eighth tirade* entertained their families nml many friends with two. one net plnvs. “ Ilcreules Site Out" was thr* one chosen hv thi> Seventh Grade nml Hindis inkjug part in it weir: Vnrhirie Vi.....ho. Edith Dodson. Melinda Todd. lack Cnppeiigcl \itliu r \ 111in- and treble and Don Dr l.aughtei Eighth Grader* n-snnn^ sihlc for "As Sure A- You're llorll" were Marv ......... HoMiV lean »"'i Nelson, Jackie Keefer, 11iUv Thompson M -rtir, Re»wn and Chuck Welderhold. lb III • were well presented, and provoked many laughs. Between the two offerings, popcorn nnd Ice cream were sold. Friday evee'ie* -imla'lon of 'he Coni” hyterlaii Church *t*ti"«nr-1 » covered dish suppe- "t t'-e f ha~». her of Commerce. Followin'* H various ehurrh i" " " " " sold rmi't'haked goods s d ................ ' their h"*a«r ho'**-- A ' ' .. en loved Hi" " Eantern Star Holds Memorial Service Mrs. Betty Weseon, dressed ns an angel, placed flower* In a basket In memory of eaeh de­ parted member a* the secretary lead their names. The officer* serving as sta r points placed For Christmas Give—RUSSEL WRIGHT AMERICAN MODERN DINNERW ARE! PERSONALS Mrs. It. L. Cornell left today for Jacksnnvite to visit with her sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce t.aney. Friends of Mr*. Fred Strange, Till West First Street, will regret te learn that she is confined to the Florida Sanitarium in Orlan­ do for treatment. The many friends of S. It. Cooper, who bus hern a winter visitor ut the Mayfair Inn for siveral years, will h>- sorry to learn of the death of bis father ireeiitly In Troy, N. V. Al Heath of Sand Point, Idaho, brother of Mrs. K II. I.anev con­ tinues critically ill at Fi-rmildLaughton Memorial llosidtal, where lie has been confined for the past two weeks. - ■ flfiiUa n Page 5 BROWN M iI.LER '3 1 .2 5 lb . I i n e l l ’w S ln rc E. 1st St. I'hone to'tn.j Former Sanfordite Married In Eustis The marriage of Mrs. Hariv lloog Rowell of Emits mid Jolni j.ee Hamrick of Orlando, wm soli-mnlicd on Dec. 7 at t nt' o'clock in Eusti*. Mr. Humnrk lived in Sanford for many o h m and was associated with th, \t luntic Coastline Railroad, lb i< now retired and moved t" O r la n ­ do about one year ago. The ceremony was held at tinhome of the bride's daughter. M r*. Justin ........................ .. W i s * i . h. Knst Washington Avenue with Elder Mitchell It. G arr.lt of Hi lando officiating, m ....... the fireplace banked with white ,lnv snllthemuma, glodioli. com.-llms and palms. Nuptial music wn* pres.-nti •! by A. J. Scherem-el, vocalist, wlm song "Because" and "I Love You Truly", and M i s s M il,-lo-lcm- Gar rett, pianist. The bride wore n leal l-lio•-! culiurdine suit wilti orchid sage. Mrs Justin lh-Fori-*t Wi-.su h, dnuglitei of the hlide. wa imitn-n of honor. She wore u pink g.ihm dine dress with a coi'iige "f ramellias. Justin DeForest W i • -i, I. wn lu-st man. A reception was held following the ceremony at it"- W i--e L home. After a wedding tup ........... the southeastern stall s, it....... opt-will In- nt home on l o t \\ .i h Ington Avenue. Eustis Attending the wedding from ■"t i f town were. M i*. V i.im I'm - i . Mr*. Mitchell It. G n rn tt and Mi A. J. Schereiicel. nil of Milnod-.; I'h. 13tB Mr. and M r. J. W H u -•• i - f i-pi > . , „ i „ r , l t i e . »*• <m I ih L J # Vaa Invares. and Mrs. H u m I in m *“ p t ' - r m a a o w H H M of Umatilla. S:m lord Jewelry And Lujurage Co. FOR G I F T - G I V I N G ! ciintoni A<T<m H O C U S » to 12 — 2 to r» Phone 766 303 Atlantic Bank Building FOOTNOTES a th n a t to Qreat Lakei TNI IMOI WITH TNI HAUTIfUl NT “ROGUE” ! *10.95 20 Lovely Serving Plocee To Chooeo From! 0 Delightful Colon I fur# especially for r#u . . . '-•'M l M+i, BKTl ‘ 9, 19.>2 fir* v • MIH Oe.X DR. L. T. DOSS Gloralyn — • linen lilsr- fuliili, of tnyriti nml cotton for lluil nenl. fre.li loulv. t Indton front, cuffed ileevrt and lavishly sploshed with thlneilone-iet rtnlmildrry. l ull, llu.vliig sLlrt for ulmriil flguie II,dirty, li.-ige. Navy. Lilac or Green. Shoes that utl<] » BhnrMoned accent of smnrt- Sixes: nc-KH to your coHtumo , . , Blue Kid . . . ] • I rsir s tvrDRD nrrt ti.D lue*. TO SUIT THE SEASON! Only $7-35 Service For Four — I foiiulr. and Mrs. C. A. Illouin and Dr. and Mrs. William Hop­ kins, who plan to leave soon nftir being stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station, were honored tot Friday night with u Christmas H'kI farewell party l.t. J. R. Millri served us toastn aster during the dinner which was i-njovcl by station personnel i (fleer* nml their wives. |,t. W. I I>o,My gave ii farewell address t-< Countr Illouin ami Di. Hop­ kins ami presented them with eifts. Following dinner dancing was i tijoyrd and a gift exchange lidd. M i*. E. It, Browiieller wm in charge of the uffair nml was as­ sisted by Mr*. G. R. I'cnrson, Mrs. Fred I'cnrson and Mrs. John Hi r About fit) officers und their wives enjoyed the event flower* of their respective color on the altar during the service. Tlu-re lire two points to reDr. Frank C. Morgan, pas- member in using fresh purk: Keep tor of the First Baptist Church il well refrigerateil until it is In Oveldo, opened nnd closed the used, nml rook it slowly and srrvlces with a prayer. thoroughly. BEAUTY! ■ lilouinH And Hopkins Honored With Dinner Mrs. L. C. Tally, llrtioe and F. L. I.anev of Jacksons die; Mr guests, recently, Mr. i -id Mrs Ralph C Barron and K Houghton nnd Mr Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Adams of It Houghton, tier son O'lnmlo visited Sunday with Mr. all of Melbourne. Mr and Mrs. W. C. Matthews mid Mrs. K. II. I.aiu-v and Mr. and five children of High Springs, Heath. visited his brother-in Inw and *1* ter. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. C. Tillls, over Friends of Mr*. E II lainey tin weekend. will he glud to learn thut she Mr. nml Mrs. G F Mel.arty of lias been removed from FernaldAtlanta were recent guests of her I IItighten Memorial Hospital to til1-tint in law and sister. Mi and In-i home on ”05 Fu-t Eighteenth Mr«. W. T Wnnsley. Street where she is recuperating Mr. uml Mr*. Frank llartlmv re­ nicely. turned Saturday from a visit „f Jack Robson of West I'nlm scwral weeks with relatives in Camilla. Gu. Bench, who attended a state meet­ Itev. and Mrs. X. J. Grmlv of ing of the toning hoard in Day­ Starke arrived Monday to visit her tona Beach last week, spent the son and daughter-in-law-, Mr. nml past weekend with Dr. nml Mrs. Mrs. F. G. Lee. I N Itohson nt their hono- on Gayle llutke pint Saturday in Smith Sanford Avenue. Orlandii, Christmas shopping with her slstor. Miss Dorothy Burke, Mr*. Henry Mcl.nnlin Jr. w-nx who lives there. the guest of her father It W. Mrmbern of Seminole Chapter ,Mr. and Mix. Mux Stewart of Hunter of Jnrkxonvltli- nt a linnNo. 2, Order of Eastern Star, Itnylmiii Item b culled oil lo-i loo i;uet liel,l Friiluv night In Tampa who hnvn dlrd were honored In Mu-r mid *isler-in law, Mi mid by- tile Florida Section of the memorial services held recently In Mrs. A. F Kemp, Sunday. Aiuerirall Society of Civil En­ the Masonic Temple. Officers par­ Friends of C, E. Mll*t,-d will he gineers Al tile dinner lie was ticipating In the service were sorry to hear that In- suffered a Mr*. Leona MrLain, worthy ma­ heart at lack, Monday nod i* now a presented with a life memlH-rslup tron: Rob William* substituting patient at tin- Feinnld l.nughtoii m the Society The presentation w iis made try John Miller of for Bob Colo ss worthy patron: Memorial I •s|>iI <>I h i Hunfoid lacks,oivllle, who reviewed brief­ Henrietta Raines, associate ma­ Mr and Mis. A. Toro of Tallinn ly the recipient's work through « tron; J. II. Jones, associate patron; mrived Saturday to visit hot loo Murrah Jarvis, conductress; Mo­ tlier and sister-in-law, Mr. mid long and distinguished engineer­ ing career. Mr*. \V. I*. Ihrrke. nde J. Warner, associate eonductN. M. Illniii’li was removed t" resa; Janie Shumaker, secretary; Hie Fernald Laughton Memorial Vlrgl/ll* Anderson, e h n p I a I n ; Hospital. I, v iimbulanei-, M-mdav Helen Lelnhart. pianist: Ludeun -iftermioii, when neighbor* found Howard, marshall; Mnrimrie Shep­ Idol I” ii critical colaIItion, at Ids pard, Ado; Mary Alice Wyatt, laike Mm v home Ruth; Grace Cordell, Esther, LcnProf, and Mrs. It K True visitpie Moye, Martha and Mary Eula • * their "oii-ln law and daughter, Holtxclaw, Electa, served ns war­ Mr. and Mrs Everett Dix in llolder. lv Hill, Humluy afternoon BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr*. Mary Hello Cole rendered Mr and Mrs. Howard E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. V E. McClelland a solo with Mr*. Helen I.elnhart left for their former home in Min­ announce the Idrth of u soil on as accompanist at the pinna. Choir neapolis, Minn., Mornlav, following Dec. 7 in llmistoii, Tex. Mrs. Mc­ music for the occasion was ren­ ' :* honorable discharge from the Clelland will la- remembered ns dered by Mmc*. Eunice Turner, Navy. the former Rosemary Burdick. Vivien Welch, Eva llnrkey, Cmdr. and Mr*. C. A. Illmdn and Augusta Bllbrey, Lucille Norton, articles fop- • -tbo-M -tie h-ver* three children left for Monterey, Mr*. J. It- Houghton had "* Stella Moore, Mary Ilt-lle Cole, California this week, win-re he is and Eva Williams. tiling Irnnsferred. GIVE YOURSELF mvSp h 3 By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Photo by Klrshner—Raymond Studio ening dinner and dance of the Mayfair Inn on Satur­ * I.. Persona, Mr. und Mrs. Bjll Kirk, nnd Mr. nnd e Mayfair beg'inning at 7:011 o'clock followed with the mil late in tiee evening. ■ __ — s . 8»; e r r # # re » * e .* e .» r * e y r Mlsa Hardy To Wed ~ William J. Darnell OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . . ^ H B A GIFT OF ^ Ivey's .(oMv, U >O 0^4. �» m AP I* n,T^rr>yyv.ir w v n n w i* IW > W V * -I* monthly fee of I I wa* charged for City Commission ((.'••IIH H r» ™ r*«e Oeet who would "are that Ju*tirc I* done among >hv Colored people." In reviewing the history of t ca*e, the attorney *aid claim* were presented to the City Comml**lon f Sanford liy the px-officinis back n 1t)|] for salaries due them when Ihe town of Culdxhoro we* <11* continued. He -ixlrt the claims were made within the (10 day* Allotted for such action, that they were re *« the city attorney by the cmumlssion and that nothing ha* been done toward the satisfaction the claim* ilnco that time. The attorney brought out the i <|X*offlrlalH ren relented "cl t lien* Talking Horne thj* tpobth. Two boosts were /nnd* In the ,*■*• r»««* «»*•» Iv cr/v v d e nprehaa’ /}( n rv ryut'p- Mny Hull (cratctung my head and mfnt for the City. Original old* ordering. of the Seminole County Truck and Lot* o roolha r folk are wondering Tractor Company and .the Komi* on now that I-idy ha* bean cred note County Motor* weic rolled to led with providing M» ’'tip" that allow r<ir ruhstliuilon* for *lt ed to (llscovory of Ihe body of truck bodle* for two lioltt* and Hanny Malton, a 4-ycar old child for the addition nf two-«peeil n*|eji in Is* Ini: from his Quincy, Mast., nnd ftve-opecd trail-ml**loii* on home for neatly two yogrs. three dump truck*. Klnco Sunday, U dy'» mlitres*. The ordinance amendment deal- a gray gray­haired little woman named ing with the cloning hour* of bus!-; Claudia a, ha* nelu a* been deluged ne**e* (riling alrqhoiie beverage* with long iitance call* from per was presented for further run*Id-1fnn* who want the gf-ycur-old oration. The nrnn»*ed ordinance | horse (tulucd on ovorythlnjt from wall*. amendment emlxxlir* the provl-lon Mulon Idcycle* (o wlldcil Mr*. Fc Fonda won't take the re• >)*( lu ixln n se* liy tclephu no, declaring that . ir*t* by hollc Ircvernge* nn n aerondary (pieit* .. . _atr heer bait u aw u the ha«|* may remain open on Sunday l-ndy I* not If the alcoholic portion of the bind* queitionor I* on hand to ge itroight from the boric’* nee* I* non-operntlvr. I.n*t night, answer the Commieiion directed that pro- mouth. r*, Fonda rondo made two oxcop t M r*. vl-lon Ip* made for having nil lietjr, lion* .......... ri|lo. bn-— v, Rhe wine* anil liquor In n lorked rn* agreedtoto1|>I» ask l.aily aomutlrT otuullrnc toclg*tire on Kundny In *urh u bu*l- dav about Hhylll* -tunc un» Ityhcr, II lie**. mlxilng loygar.old beauty ba ‘ from An ordinance wa* authorized Kggerlaville. N. y T pnd an unldenwhich would allow the mayor, act­ lifted Chicagoan who «recently <11*ing mayor and city clerk to exe­ npoanrril. cute all deed* on bulialf of the Rut nhoul that Interview: City. Lady flahhorgastid me when she An_ ordinance allowing adverlU- correctly answered most of tho 13 Ing through "rnurtesy meter pay­ quest Ion* I fired at her. |i ment*" wa* place.) oil firat rend. She duos her answering by pok­ Ing. The ordlnpnrc came about |e ing her rhln at levers extending re»pon*e to tho rcqu«*t of a local out from Uny ilidrs containing ■ho* renaJr concern which dealre* numhcrii and letter*, when she to aidvprtlie by Iniertlng ooln* In touche* the lever*, the numbers expire ed parking meter* and pine- npd letter* shoot lip, spelling out advertlilng lt)», P| . . _ raid* , . re*emhl|ue her answer*. police oarklng ticket* under the M r*. Fonda stood beside Lsdy. nd*hfHd wiper* of the rnr* pnik- repenting the questlop* Into the at the*e melw*. . innre's par Soinetlmrs Mr*. Fond# nd pioneer* of flapford who have one much in the bidMing and moijldlng nf the Colorod cltlxanry of Sanford." He aaid he wa* Reek­ ing "amicable, latlxfactory and harnionlou* action" in the matter of the alleged indebtedne**. Commissioner Andrew Carr* Way (aid that nope of the Co Pill,»iion had been aware of the al­ leged obligation pntll be had read the ault In the newspaper and lated he thought the coip;nl*ilon ould have In-eft contacted before the ault was flleiHnitead of afteryrprd. Mayor wuuarp fltemp«r Htemper laid he appreciated the manner In WBlch the Commission wa* »j>proaehed and Mated tha matter phould he referred to the city a t­ torney. The rnmmleslon agreed Fire CJilef M"ek Cleveland mode grnied Ladv'i *lrek brown back upon thl* action. City Attorney A. K. Bhlnholaer recommenilntlon* for amendment* with the swish of n whip Rhe did ...____ _ governing the thl* to prod Ihe horse. dls- to tne ordinance „laid „ „hr ha* filedl aa motion ____ for____ otorogp and hauling of Inflam­ Lady Marled mil perfeetly bv pilwal *ult, itiuulpUng ..the T ‘ ‘ of' -thei »u ..........dtt . mable liquid*. He ndv!*e<] (hat plaintiff* have ve ;no rlaln^ m t*to *Itytal* truck* hauling gaaollne nr other pecking out my n*m*. When I io Haim asked her where I wa* born, she (he City, wh whateoevar, {lability on the Inflammable* Humid he i-ratrirled applied llcthphem. Pa. — the spelled out llcthehem. pnd ohjedHon (o p from had no ohjec nd that tha he hnd the hu*lne** dUtrirt or any rumpromlif eettlc/neui orr c< rapromlii nlii lp the congested area and that a rnparlty right answer. When I asked her luch action act I would limit ihould bn nlorrd nn under­ how much money I make weekly, lid *uch m atter. He ■aid come bark with the exact be a question m of pi policy policy on the part ground atorage or Inflammable* at she figure. of the rnmmlitio apd U could i place of bualm-M, luch a* a aer* dnllnre-onil-cent* Rhe flubbed It when I asked her make a "contribution If you arr e atatlon. Tho loiter matter wo* where I went to school. Hut two io Inclined." turned hark to him to make re­ question* Inter, she named the Among Ihe Halm* In the motion commendation on the rapacity school in a delayed-action reply. for dl*ml«*ul. on file at the Cir­ limit. lauly has been plavlng thl* ques­ Following complaint about th* tion and answer game for mare cuit Court Clerk’* office, are that payment would be barred by. the condition of -Jlith Street, weal of than 30 vrars The folks who visit statute of limitation*, that the Fr(mcb Avenue, the C(imuii**loii her at M r* Fonda's small frame complalnnut* have been guilty of rwpieRtciJ the rltv manager Io con- house on the edge of t«wn get lache* (negligence to take action,fer with the (.unntv C<iinuil**ion three question* fur a dollar. qt the proner lime I nnd that the anil make the prupo«al that the (Iccasloonllv. n psychologist nr City would rcMiirfiice nod repair someone prominent In (he medical cnmnlaiiit la without equity tho "In-el In the City limit* If tin Mayor Ktrniprr oxnre«»cd Ihe field comes nlnnv Io trv l.udv ]q nulnbm coiupbilnt* ehould have County would carry on from there. 107H, two links* University psychol­ The request of A. .1. I.lvely foi ogy professor* tested her nnd con­ been rrgUtcreil more frcipu-ntly iiornilt to *ell beer anil wine* nt cluded: than once In It year*. The attor­ n1107 VVc*t Tlilrteenth Street wa* "There appear In he no loonney for the Negro group *ald the (leiiled. The Cooind*"ion gave n* action "magnifies tha Ignorurw of th>- ri-neno for refinutl the clrciim- holes. nn reasonable possibility for my rtlent*" a< In their right*, or *lnece of the lorn thin'* b<-lng too signaling, ellher of a rouse lull* or unconscious ehurnrlrr," they didn’t have e repretcntaUve, rlii*!- to a rhiirch. And In ldl't, Ur Thomas I.. CarHe *aiil It wn* "tlmo to give the The Seventh l>ay Ailventlst roll. New York psychologist, said Cite Comnil**lnn knowledge of Churrh win rrnnled pernd*"|eo to he (.-ould find "no tr'ckory In­ Cuntinu<'i| walling." Rolirit iii the bu-dne"* end r<-«|*b-nCnmniiu.doncr Carraw-nv *aid Hal M-ctlpIls jp their unnpi.l food volved" I thought nhoul a (ipnff system that if the City ha<l an obligation, dllve, wllli the stipulation between I.ady and her mistress It should come mil In court. The sound truck I* to l><- used. Hut she has answered question.* Negro attorney n*lil In hi* rinsing The request of u icpicsenlnllvc remark* that he hoped the Com­ of thu Church of (iud to salvage when Ms. Fonda wasn’t nearby. mission (.illI would consider the material* from the old ball park How doe* Lady do it? I asked Lady that very question. matter. grandstand to build n new church Kite hesitated, then slowly s|M?llcd Mr. Con*. In the presentation of Was filed unill the r ltv derides "M I N I)." hi* case to the Coniutl**loiii said whether It want* to salvage tin- outI asked her If snr'il like Io he n that Itinerant rnnva**rrt have material*. Following a iliacunHon, the ques­ human. beet) plrking up sewing nmrhlm" Y r i,” came Ihe nnsw-er rnualr Imslne** Imre nml that lie tion of Jurisdiction of the now M t*. Fomin, who calls her pel 3 a felt that they should lx> charged a license fee ' cornp*ruble Io that which I* charged locally, lla said that sonip evan have been mlirop resenting the-.nielve* a* hi* cmuloyrcs nnd that sewing machlno head* wiilrh they hail picked ill* hnd pot been returned. Several Negroes, he said, had h«cn to sc* him uhmil these missing Imail*. The l-ienl re pair man. who said lie was forced Io luvcrt to lowing ma'hlne repair from a former builncs* because of a back Injury, rend a list of name* aitd out-oftown concern* which he Raid had been soliciting local bu*|nax*. City Manager Tnm Lemon hi* office should be contacted If any of the local rsxldmt* “»«• th*»e people.” The matter was re­ ferred to him and (h* pollra chief, Kov William*, for Inveillgatlon. The mayor *ahl, '’It la only ihrouifh Ihe cooperation of th* merchant* that we can completely police theee things . , • . »*lllng ehould lie on an equal bail*, Robert Aniru*. Jacksonvllla an* glnvrr, who etudled the bide for a pew aerator for the City Water ‘Work*, reported the lowe»t one, Mr. Dyxon’n. had been submitted without a hid bond or cerUflid check ne stipulated In tho require­ ment*. However. Ihe CenjroUilon welveil thla requlrsnieql and gave ' Mr. Dy*on time to eubn)lt (ha fleeeaaarv bond In accepting Ilia hid for *0,1170. Jame* llolltclaw, manaaor pf (ha local hranrh of the C « * Cola Company, made tha m il bavin* an advertising sign on the Cltv ware| . Stempor *ald the era a reqiest would bjH Mher inch requeue i : City nroperty. Tha 'C ity Manager l.emon tout 1st building lit Fort Mellon I ’ark wa* referred to the Chamber nn "rduenteil horse." bought bad) of Commerce for rerominended -' when she wa* a baby coll, Rhe said the first uollecd a C. II. Klltley, maluiuci of tliy Wight brothers Wholesale Urn- strnngcoess about the animal when eery and the K am) W Product baity would romp Into Ihe burn Conitmnv, sought relief on pork lug Just a* Mrs Fonda was on the at Fourth Htrect nml l.aiirel Ave- verge of culling her. I ’osslhly. said M r* Fomin, l.ndv nue- He desire,I space for parking truck*. Cltv Manager Ltmon w a| picked up Ihe "thought message" InMtrucleil to pi iivide some spar* pud decided to come to the linrn fur parking Imineiliati-lv and uinke before being formally sunuii'mcd l.aily Is. nnd alwnys Inis been, ryeoiiinieiulalloo* op the overall unite n lure for sightseer* And hv parking problem. far the most popular question nre The CniumlaHon authorised the advertising of bid* for auditing thr those dtallrtg with love. Occasionally, said Mr*. Fomin, City’* kook* on on* and three-ycnr somiiino trie* to "catch" l.adv. base*. (.Ike the man wlju wanted to know Authorisation alio wa* given for If Ids wife were true tn hlpiT paying annual Chrlatma* homier* Lady snorUd and (witched, then ...................................vWch Io City employee*. These honusei reoltcd: a f* based on the period of icrvlcn. "Are you?" An employo with lee* than sly month* **rvica will lw nnbl * bonus of 1 101 ono with six month* with more than a year of service, to a year or service, *15, ami onofUQ. M owW SOUTH KOIIAN FRISIDENT Syngmon Rh** shakes hands with Prtildanl-alad Dwight D. Ilaan* howar shortly aftar Ika’s arrival In Korea far a lour of the fighting area. Rhaa conducted Ik* to tha front whara both man waWhtd ROK troops maneuvarlng In tha Icy Koraan hills. (Inltrnallonal) PmmUmtial Turn My Plans Return Home Air Depot | I MIlHlilifl! f ’MHt I'lUP HUM IN H E I’F.NDENCF.. M o ids-l'rc* Ident Truinnn prepared Io start back to Washington today to re some, for six more weeks, the duties of o chief of state. The President and his family ro turned urnotf to Ihclr Missouri home fur Ihe funeral of Mrs. David W Wal lace, 00, who was hurled yester­ day. She was Mrs Truman’* mother. The Trumans were expected to remain In near seclusion unill their depart u re lor Washing Pm at 7:1,7 P.m , Eastern .Standard Time Mrs Truman was showing the strain of Ihe four days since her mother died In the White House of a cerebral Ihrnmbosis Sonic papers for Ihe President had arrived from Washington, however. An aide said It was possible he might motor to nearby Kansas ('ily for a brief .stint of work In the penthouse suite held for him at Ihe Miichlcbnrh Hotel Close tu 110 relatives and gontl friends of Ihe Truman and Waljoci families stiri-mled tho FnlMiinnl funeral service yestm’dav Il Mheld in tbe fine old house Which was Mrs. Wallace's lifetime home until. In falling heullh. she was taken to Washlnglo., by her s«n F uneral‘HvrvicpN To Alabama Leffialator Freed On Hum Count maybe three ordinary atom bomb* PENSACOLA id( - J. Emmett to Knock lliirtnnwnod out nf com­ Wood. State Legislator from Wash­ mission. military sources believe. ington County. A I*,. was free today Americans began moving Into nn charges of driving while Intoxi­ llurtmiwood. a former llrltlsh cated. Itoynl Air Force base. In Septem­ He faces another trial on similar ber. 1010 At first, the Americans rharges In Mobile Dee. 18. asked the llrltlsh for -i.Ynoo square Florida Highway Patrolman O.T. feet of space—about half an ordi­ Cason testified at Wood's trial here nary hangar—for no days. Then Monday that the lcglilatnr began canto Russia’s squeeze on he- crying and offered hjm money not leagiu-red licrlln nnd the famous to muku a ease against him after llnrlln airlift Cason arrested him. lliirtnnwnod suddenly found Ihelf - Cason C said Wood’s car was a principal repair center for Amor “ weaving across Ihe highway ban mid llrlllsh planes shuttling that a part of a pint . it of” moonshine food .mil supplies into licrlln lla whisky was found under the front shops lore down, repaired nnd re seat assembled I.Wmj transport planes In Wood, a construction superin­ five mnnlhs. tendent at the Chemstrand Nylon As llte cold war Intensified, iilant north of here, testified he had lllirlnnwnod's no day lease was nnd three drinks before leaving scrapped The U S Air Force be home for work that morning. gin building tin the depot on i Wood was arrested by an Ala tremendous scale. highway patrolman near Workmen are now busy on a nine bnnin Mobile Aug. 2d on another charge million dollar expansion program of driving while Intoxicated. railing for n new runway capable of handling America’s biggest. rehouse I bombers, ami a gigantic wnrohr nf ,ht' "o rld ’s largest J , ' T a n n i n (nt mK,|,r^ r. lo r mv, , u ,2I, 'V> ''mi.rn/.m •| 4w",,nn-ii/vh o f i L IJl W INTER IIAVKN i.r - A cllrus , X e !mi! w;,reh, 'l"e J,d" .strike hns hit nt Irnst one HurtonufMid handles Ihe big stuff picker* Haven pdeklng bouse while bomber engines, jel nssernhllei Winter riiufllcllng rep,iris came from Lake olid other plane purls ns well ns Wales where Ihe strike began two week-, ago, llir-ie supplies, mo.,I of them ftnrn E S. llfirtorr, manager ri(f Iho Hie It t i , are ftmiieled io Arncrl --------i-aii m llilaiv lush,II,ill,ms all over . Western Korop,- and North AfrO-s o< liillo o , said Monday only 20 of a sfl fnilt ns they ore unde,I Other NATO loo nian crew were ’harvesflng oatbois also gel Mime of then In the groves, tin said the strikers don’t make aiipplles any wage demand-, hut did ask fur TO C IIN stm tl m i.K HIKE reeugnltlmi of the Citrus and Allied DAYTONA REACH UR — The Workers Union M'R)> as their liar Florida Milk Commissi,m look on gaining agent Karl Salve, organizing director dt-r ndvlsemenl Monday a request from Volusia County milk prodoe of Hie union, said the pickers want era that di.ilrlhutors pay (horn ao cents 11 box for orange* and 13 more than Hi, present Tit cents a cents lor grapefruit, uifh a* dally ipiaranlro of at least $H Rgiftin The roinmlxklnn rerettlly granted Salcr also said mm- Ihnn 400 an tuer,mse to 1,3 rents a pallqo In PH Irkers are on strike In the tuike the neighboring Orange Kerolnolr Wales area He Held tbe strikingg nickers were County rnilkslii'd I'lek A proposal to expand the Volorda from llldgn Drawers, Atroms Fruit marketlui; area to In,-hide Flagler Co. and l.akr Wales Citrus (.row Couniy also wax taken under cun- cr* Association, hill executive* of ildrnttlon Pickens1 Strike HitH W inter Haven Plant He Held For Pioneer !j.'-,n,lrp,haf•m-Wr "'||ii"rv iirm* M IA M I lU—t'liui'i .,1 s,-ivin.-s will, he liehl Wednesday at I n in fur Calvin (ink, president of the River side Hank ami a pioneer In Florida iitmklng <)nk died Mon,lav la a Miami hospital idler on illness of six weeks Horn Fell III. 1HH2 in Jack son villi', (ink xlarlrd hb earee,- .il 17 in the old Nall,mol ll.iuk Stale nf Florida, now- Ihe Allantie National H r moved to Miami in Hidu .qid worked for some lime with eon striietlon crews building the Flori­ da East Const Hallway Io Key West l.oter hr her j me preside,,I of Ihe old Miami Sayings Hank and iq 1011 organized the Riverside Rank which now lias iJr)M»tlh of It million dollars Mrs. Dak. Ihe former Flavin tie (‘amp. Miami, survives C h u rc h M e e tin g R ed C ro M (Coallnued From Pa** Da*) (Continued Trani I'M * H**' of worship-clasping hands in their study by Ihe National Research Council, which recommended to ............In a divine Cl belief Christ. Mr. Judd told the churchmen, the Office of Defense Mobilisa­ “ Wo arc In a crucial moment of tion that immediate *tcp* b* takhlstnry when the odds life against tr, to provide the total quantity- Of t iohulin possible within the lim i­ us." At a dinner of United Churrh- tation of fractionation facilities mcn of the N .‘Omni Council of nt the country. Churches, ho sold, "All civiliza­ This wn.s discussed nt a meet­ tion has been put on the defensive ing of representatives from tho and communism ts on the march." Office of Defense Mobilisation,_ A onetime missionary to Chinn. the National Research CouiDil “ Judd said there Is "no hope for l ’nili-,1 Stales Public Health RerKorea," and "the Koreans all know ,lhe Department of Defense, It." lie said one of Ihe leasonx .Y’ ,' U ";,,',:'] Foundation for In•or such n situation Is that n r tont,1<lh" Paralysis, the Federal are following nn old habit of "iry Civil Defense Agency, and the ing to make a deal" with Ihc lie,j Cross. Convinced of the urenemy. Rome too laymen from Z:| do ttenry of this proposed proa nun, nominations heard Hie (oppress- the Office of Defense Mobilisa­ man describe Christian tTllnloo tion .wiiich ha* responsibility for ns “ the only hope.” It gives hope allocating the nation’s blood sup­ because It offers the possibility plies for defense purposes^ re­ tin t men can he rhunged. he said. quested the American Red Uro«s_ lamking over conditions In t--'- to assume responsibility for col-M Far East. Jiidtl said, "people talk b-eting the additional blood need* nhoul Japan being a bast <> i< and for milking available all against communism They’d like possible gnmmn globulin. It won agreed by the agencies It to be but it eao’l ” Economic conditions are nutting runrerned that the Red Cross wait Japan on the ropes ami forcing the only organisation equipped to her to look toward lied China for do tills emergency program, *lnco trade; The Philllpincs Is "n dead H was presently eoordlnsllng the duck." and Indochlnn lx tottering, Mood , oil,••■lion for the national he i*ld defense nml ha* been doing such "There was never any chance no outstanding job in collecting to »nve It." he said, "once Com- blood for civilian u*e. F u rth e r-* munlats hid consol Ida led p(*wcr In o:oro, it was rinphasltcd that ax® CM*)®'** i. port of the III,toil Progrnm for Judd said the American*, nny several venrs, the Ited Cross has he having tough going in Korea, distributed gamma globulin made hut, "IP * worse In Indochina—and from war surplus plasma to they’ll be there ” i hyslelnn* fo r treatment of Judd said that Ihere has been mensb's mid infectious hepatitis. a "terrible contraction id the The request from tlbe Office of places where men are free, and Defense Moblliintlnn arrived on an expansion of where limy are th,- ,'Vo of the Hoard of Oovcrenslaved " "Weve been at wur for 70 years, e„r»’ meeting. Since this wn* *n and don’t know it." he said emergent situation, nnd lacking lime to discuss the program w ltM "That’s why we'ru losing " In The Philippines, he said, chapters, the Hoard decided t h a r America has sacrificed To years the lied Cross should assume this of democratic leaching* nml lend M sponslhilitv, provided satisfac­ erxhlp. hut "there's no way for tory, detailed arrangement* could The Philippines" to remain in do- In- made with tho agencies ennpendent If the Communists rule on (irpcd. They fully reallied tnai Mils additional task would would (he mainland. In China, he said. 135 years of tlinw heavily upon the finnncinl mllilnnnry work has been lost he end volunteer resource* of thu cause Ihe Christian missionaries , i L’HliUAtion. It was estimated wouldn’t believe "that the devil that ,i minimum of $7,000,000 was the devil." would lie require,I to make this "They will have In stand before gamma globulin uvnilnide. ( ’on A Judgment and answer for that mis­ •/■lUi'ltllv. the Hoard approved® take,” he inld. il.ls expenditure and directed this The roots of our failure, lie said. (mount b,. added to the other Is that amcrlca tried to "make a lieii Cross n qulreliiaets for tllfiJi. The lti-,1 Crus- will not liave tho settlement, an arrangement with the devil Irom innnlsinj"—Instead responsildlltv of alloraiing and of spurning him ns Christ did when d’-trihuting gnmma globulin, Mr. he was templed i I,omlmilst stated. Hiru-e tho amount ------------------------- of globulin needed will far exceed suit 1_-M.it. I , , . , ; flic expected supply, the Office ASK M f l AI. I Ax ,.f Defense kialdlsatjon ha* reRARTOW A mnjorilv of Polk omsted the National Research County's Negro srhool teacher* Council to consult with nppropri A have naked the couniy srhool Ir.is i.tc professional. Industrial, and Ices to pay them Ihe same n.« while governmental grmm* to deter* liersonnel with the snine (pinllfi loin,- the most feasible nod eipiit; aid,' me tho, I of allneution and cations. The trustees received Monday a di-tribution in time for the next petition signed by iu \ of the coun­ potlo season. ty's 100 Negro principal* ami SEEKS TO DIK3I1SS SUIT teacher* and appointed n rnmmlt PANAMA CITY bT-A hearing Ipe In confer with the petitioners' began today on a request hv (Jer­ lawyers. Salaries are determined hv a ald Conrad to dismiss n suit rhalrating system based nn Iranmm. leaning his right to the olflce of rxpeflenee nnil personal and pro Hny Couniy Tax Assessor anil ask-A O' fraalotig l^(jn n ing a vole recount £ 1 A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT PL A C E YO UR ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! A Small DepoHil Will Hold, in Models To Choose From! a limit normal now producer ! Get the buy of the year! IMIIM till Milt ii't p « to.it*,* 9 *MM*« IS* Set. B.F G oodrich 'anaca for the >dgn. lion annroved the mayor’* Milan In tttrnlrtr down th* reau u t, . Tho CHv agreed |p open ■» » loy implploed a)(mil haying imttaetinn a vrer In advance. Mo 'aid this advance rsvftumf woi|ld pork a>anl»hl« on Mm aart wag'; dhera. Thq OommMfr; r*d*d Q ff. !h» nrdln*"<*e -'ovr*miu» xq*ela] Htrb*"" collection ehould ha • neade'd lb allow advgnca Dayman* H* o o*’«rterlv 1**1", Me. Klan^ee* revliterad jfo’ Ofg jiijere, baby jdatara, nieces. £ and granddau^fara will be extremely pigttd |« know yif* wmembe*wdl A tk about aot* marfitpi with mor^grom or CalWWMM For Evening .. Appointments 1 t m. • V* i. * > «v' 11 I I I BsOlli H r k m m m sam chiistma A m e r ic a ’ s m o st d is tin c tiv e je t-s tre a m e d s ta lin g ! - C o m e in r ig h t a w a y ! G e t a b u y th a t y o u ’ ll t a lk a b o u t fo r y e a rs V Sanford Motor} i fr":7a:rcnm m Wgpzsjty ur-A-wAt now to* E v e r y m o d e l a s ta n d *o n t h r i t r u c t u r a l noum lnesnt Jaatlon to tho payment1of t t t year sdvsrv* navment op mgri garbage collation aa twopatw 1 ptdfad by ordinance. Thl* nspfl ardUatlon. wMgh h*enmt< m m I i-Y. a Studebaker 140! F R E N C H A T K I U D E M/ KL H !) 1 IO O 1130 HANFORD .AVKNIIB B .F / lio o d r ic h �*■** *' # » # • i Tu»». Off. 9, 1332 s A N r o n n m sitA i.n IJ H e 13-R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE—3 H IC K A M ) i Redrooin llnuse Separate l>iiv nu; Room Fireplace • Sereeneil l’iin tl Sep,ir,ile L.,tr.i^e Nlee I yard Furnished $ 10,500 Terms ■«! Dcilroom i'll llnm** StTiwiMvl I D'o-i'ti ('omp)elely tnrnlshcd In l*1 oo'o.iie nm- on Iioor and radio duller lenvimt will .sacrifice [ for S8 Slid W A N T A D S F u r K rstill* r*s » t 1 a- NOTH I S Pi:i|s(lN VI S -I.*, STKNOnit XPIIER Write Ita ANNol N t'IN tl oponc, .1 Sanford Sanford liivinit experience X\ on i1 IV I i i amji I h- di d foot nl S i iiloi’d Aventlf mi I,ake Jos I t - SITUATIONS WAN t i ll - t l sap Ito.ds lor rent, had fur sale, p< n h Inttna tun* t ottii’ mil ami It ARY R irriN li-h i t of lefi r ' ',' t| •' "'im ■ j.tm ri e &ikli 1013 M Vmi will find ihal ti'tn jt (■ 111111 is "at pi 1 tally if vmi VM.t ANNJOURNEYMAN eleilneiim work E TI I S HEM Al l! VM t'pen m or within drivim; di-taine of .Sundays Orlando lllithway Sanford Reply l'o \ I! I i o Herald _ _ _ _ _ _____________ it — \ t ro M iiim k s m \ n . c its f j— WUSINESS O P P O Ill!M ill s Itoo PAt KAIIO M..I111 1 lean Will sell cheap 1 an In* »ecn any EARN that <*) or more per month 11nu1 at i't.tl Willow Xve mldres'lni; envelopes m •pare lime at home In .‘i .p I .a Ope IK \ l rm iO R tl t lilt 1 *KI Its |K Ih f till InHi tin fttlr* i* |*|i 11 11* nit linn 4 1<li tit ih llu liin ;O i*» MRlina llm iltl. I Hm i > l.ir |H>r Hr# Inirrllim •) tlWH l#(* |wr llhr ln«rrll*tn *1 (Im ri PW pfr line Inirrllnii I 3 Medroom Home Kltehen equip llm r* is** |ipr Hue ln««*r 4lt*«t lied l.mely yard $3,.MH> will V *rr llRf f«r Im r h 4'«*nir«r4 n i » WRrd* Iti »li** If nr. ' handle H.ilancc easy terms lluiiMf It it ir For Hint k Fur* Fn|«« I'liese homes are in excellent lo^ eatioos and are annm^ our very P H O N E 118 best IllIVS ST. it in v s ttt \t r v ct». M Hill Itl* till! he tlM'fttlnl III! \ f a i l Xve. fhonr I till •»trr (hr Tr!r|tiHtnr mi mrtiisanlord. I Inrliln •irnndmii i hntgr if ftmr imme l« writer Send U no im iiilm maiion ildinl In (hr irlrjihtinr la**t*lk, In and inslnietlons s< oil \ ' 1 M I' III V W ll s f l I, IID .III. X\ It D ARK lilt Colonial rrtnm for (hi* iin Hilt titmlitilidi •fci* nilsrttNrf I* r i|**Hnl (u |* i* l>rpl till, Hoxlmtv Station Ihiv t i l VN \x i v ' lie.lni.inis. srreenril prow ft t If * lit urtfrr lot ii * in 112. ttoxlmrjf 10 Mass Mnnev lair mndrl ti'etl 1 ir. poieh ear porie, spare heater *rn J* r 4hr l»r*( |i«»**Miir arrslrr, hark K'laruulcv See l\ E Me M odel, 'e ftin i ilnr, stove ami Venetian "»H Wn«l I iI r innai hr in our Itrades 4Mho in I ’sell Cats uf fire «*• 4hr il'iitt hr lor r ptihllr Wind- * an he pineh.ixed with UNUSUXI Ilf f O R I t M l V «nflnn. low down pay nielli uilti balance tilth and Paik Axes I PI roar n*tf If* h* ImitirillNlrh tn Sanlord EsluMislic.l \ (oiamed <i I. MIA !( nn re fur tiritit* in tout ml. COOtl h l l ' i l i r s v l . n m . p i n t i i • it We pay cash for used cats men if IK H U R T X XVII I IMIS. Itrall.ir %* r rnuntil hr i r*|»oti*lhir |«•r desired Excellent t.-r to hi in.I von owe on them inorr I hnn mi*** Itin ttin t ln*m ll.it luunit I I lind'iidsl. A 'surljlr Hon. little Ik HrrJ Used Cars I'lnnie f i l l ___ Atl.iii 4H Haul Hid*. Rox HAS e n Herald Second and Sanfoid T H E 311 SA N FO R D H ER A L D Mitt h i :v i -1 ••: 1. A K A Apartment* M l w Tr*l Street Phone l!Ml \V hlll.LAWAY AM* IIAItV REDS Jay, week or month Tel U23 Furniture Center, nn W Kirs I SOMHONE share home 4H11 I'lnnie ||_ SPECIAL SHIV It I 11 M U It CAR Is worth runic money here We netsI clean ‘ li 'IK ‘ 111 NEW KI.OORS surf n eil In pel mi, 7.1, ‘W models It. tries Wads­ It you want to liny, Unit or Sell. feetmn Old lliior' made like worth rail North Oran Orlan­ S(‘i’ new KinlshlnO. • le.miiu; and do Phone (P.!l7 J. W II AI.L. It r a Ito r tvaxinM, also pnrtalde pnwei p ant I'lm Id* Stale Rank Rullillnit SrrvhtM Seminole Countv since It*— l*i*v rs xiii Colt's -in "Call Hall" Phone 1758 1HZX 11 M tile,"ISOM l.ake Marx M M IIN'E hardware. Plxwoml. C See Raymond M. Hall L t linn i .iii U S IM . Plano Vail Woislw orkliu; ,’d? Sanlord l.leensed Itroker for all Phone tlllW Route s ildoi d Ax e kinds of Real Estate Hi II foot Pt.VWOOt) III *A l . Kicker. littt'j S Park Upstairs LAWN MOWERS sharpened eyries repaired Shuman's M l Plume 960 Trailer hook up, rnmplclc Phone K 4th SI tk'i.X M lit: \l.TORS - .ill 1 - HEAl. ESTATE WANTED - I ORLANDO Mrirninc .Senlmel nr iiin iltu re Household 4,.mmI lantln Evctduu Slar 1 all Ralph EFFICIENCY APARTMENT and Ray, 11(15 J r'mm* for rent Clean and emu WE HAVE .1 Cash Huyer (or lie,I PIANOS New and mod Terms house I lull CX.INMI 4*1 0 ill hu> lorlahle 713 Magnolia Phone Trade tu* Ivatler's Piano .Store, AXVNINt.S 31*I R 1 all Seminole Realty Phone ?' 12-Hi Mville Avenue Plume Plastic, Aluminum, t.im js I 1ee I2i .MW Kslliuales Plume l."d .1 altci Ft HNISHED apartment 2 lame \RTICI.KS Milt SAI.E —.1 ti p tn for appointment loom* Adult* (inly mil Krenrlt r. o il. FCRNXCES Rv Krevky Ave. IX dl Moor and Fireplace YOU XI (i 111*1*01 H CAN mi\VNSTAUtS bedroom Pi is ale ini XV. it! S|. Plume I2M S ki.I. entrance Kit Myrtle TWO ROOM apartment fnnilsltnl An vI hi nn With A Classified \d upstairs 117 Wes| nili Si Ft IINISHKD Apartment .1 lame room* and hath Pimm- 1113 or DOS .1 M HNISHEH OARAliE apart luent Electric kitchen Reason aide Neal Rase nest to Karin tis ' Auclinn Market on I India.u 17 112 I ft \ \ I*USE Extension Hods 7H" I., Mil Nenkni ik 1 ,'a •• and Paint ta JUST CAM. 1IS Ma ter ( 't all Paint Arm) Rlnnkets, Cots .lilt Nanturd Axe. H Ml Tarpaulin* pills I'honr 1321 SH I T T HAMLIN prances $1 INI Im It W laird Phone 11.11 EUltNISHEP kilehenelle ap.nl I A IR X MONEY I till CHRIS 1'XI AS infills Highway 17 til’ South City Limits, Slirmlierlmnl 1 omi Rnnr vour while elepii.auls to the Auction Market Fninilure Ixtllt k Knacks Tools uni What M ill RENT hy owner Maylan Not s Spot Cash’ Roy your section 3 Itedroom house, (rml week’s supply of Xeuetahles I ihi trees, outside laillHlrX. Complel" I n in June* \m llonrer. outdoor flrejdare Also for sale 1 two choice lot, same section al M lIXNiiES tirapiTiiul 1‘uiicerines pally terraced No cle.uum; IXesi tieneva Ave ,1 I' Fnrlier. llnwiiii; well ( all a 13.1 Sr Nit ELY FURNISHED downstair, o li I'sE I* htil.y enrriniie 1 li ■partinrnl Will lake 1 ntiple with I,nMason Mill Elm Irle m il xt >ju jr >jJ iild l2 U h Miipitnlla MAX’ Hot , I iley 1 le Phone 3—REAL ESTATE M ilt SAI E - . I 1172 \ XI .>1101 X.l m i' St II, I All x i :n i : i t x \ m iv r s I .0 lorx fillces' Holla Head Rliods. Muminuin ,t.d eotlnn or |d i< CARPENTER XVtlltK In tape* l otnplcti repair ,er Fur quick repair lolls ,u •mall t ti e litlildini{. Call .Inti 1112 M I M XHM II I X I M I I XV III IN I* tn x tp X\X I'l.t X IIIIM i Plume 2H.X Coiitrael and repair umk lie . x'li XX'est Mill.I estimates It I. H a iti) IS* I II x o i 11 x\ 1 s tu n t i i i m : t o Saiitoid Ave Plume Is.’K s i l l , and ale in . Inn 1 v tn sell II let ti c 1 la do d ..Is. 1 lisimi CAIIINET-S I'onnua lop c \ ,.l depat I meld »d I III S X N tllR I* Wnodwmkine 312 S.inlmd Xve III H XI.11 t" ov < d nhihlx as all Phone :.mi W and 1153 .1 ellicient ,al> mi dilliu HATTERY. (leneralor or Starlet 1 ree fre e Fie" Service Call M7 Swain's tlal Ruffer Ri'id.tl lery Service Sanfoid Xventie with and 2nd Stnel P ut 1 ha e nf Pa li' Max at ALL TYPES Rulldo'i i umk li A 1' Klit I1'<* Si ill al Ik UU Hinniltlr nali*4* 1 i *'«* « Inn.di Plllilll' 81.8 .1 X i i 11•(( 4'V .*11 1 » I'M i> *■if X 1 1*4 * •( P llll It'S ( 'oli'li 1al l Ii'.iih i ,,ki-t. \ « i \ 1I -DM l "In 1i14M!1 how plus 1 S.ni (i '.n n .inh t'il .hit* 1 ee Dim . tn I 'll! Ave miithpiixifiiH: a • t»r i y»»ii of i'h p".t " Manrlliiix" al'pi’af i Mi •• ' rh..»xf i r i \\i»'x 1 '>rr» 1 '4'» \ , If. \ \ r IH1 fur fit ill'll V1»\ 1 1V14*■ NEW ItDXIKS XII I II I I S XX XNTKI* -li latl'Mt ami Initlll HO X X 1 loiv i ll and trade used furui Netv under ronslriirlion lw« mote Foi nihii *■ Di pull" ! Drhdi M« tl I'l \N( m i .1(4(1 It .1.1 • tl. W.M Inti XXtlsim Mau i I'tirtillure Co n( those low priced masonry 4• •!>. Hurnr mil <'III. > 1 lit it. It.nil In i" im\ Hill *1 * 1M|i. III F l-l Phone ll.Vt home* Drive hv and see them n \ \ m i s » Mil's l1 I \\" l( K x Ml* •i>11 alt|| In m* \ i11 Fourth S lm l one him k west .,( |t. |tlu m k . Ipi.ul \ \ 4'((■Mr 11 Hi 1 I V. . • 1 f Si'flll t t IlM IU H E Mellons ill" Axe Call ns ho di »\S* l ,k i 10.1 i 11' vl'll Vn ' J 1 .11al .(thl 1 * ill I loo eld s.ld 01 1 1 ailed .Stop hv tall* | 1 11a'1. 1" ■ill * ill liH \ "11 1 Mil *<11 in lilei.tioiie 1125 Fiirnllurr 1 'en I 1, 1 1 ii * *r1 1 ( t 1 C \ t Sri»K AIM It Exctilslvr la line 1, •if* In thif a.t.m *.11 Mm let 1 It, XX Kit 1 1IhImiii il i ,m I T * 1Mil vt ' riiiMM IIDHER T X Wll I 1 XMS. Realtor \ i if aiii:r V‘ r f h . t f 1 1Mf 1(1(4 | tfM M M t\ m r 1 14 Raymond I unHqiiM, Xxstii lnlr Phone ttti I AllnoHr Rank Ride HIM .1 Xt \s 1 1 11 I New and I XI lit sit s * I .11111 supplies Xlurhlnrrx k tea d , v me. le 1 h u ll I *a I l l s Lifetime xlui' olllt I n . I Ii COLORED M il KS ' • ' I d I I 0 .1 ‘d IT,..o, Is 'I I I ' \ 1 1 u 1 I I T ills t 'ompirir line males I II ' III I dlallon I . I' lot* for sale In liie k h iiC i Hum I uvedn Cecil Sliqe dume II.’’' I' *ii iiiloie * * id ' 1 and West Sanlord S'il«llvls|on Hi XV i n 1 (•1*1111 IM l It XI* lit* no down and y , on 1>■1 lit 1 p XX XN I I II III month Write Mora tlnton lino Shu)ill\ ii a*1 •*,if , I t .1 *• •’» .41 | *•• • It M l in it ini; Cnrp . Ilox a ll, Miami lleai li nid Front End ‘xllt'hlll l ill Sih * i l . l M It XI I UN III XCIIIR 1 Man op and o|H-i*lr Kta. J.no* al i f'lffi 4if*i i’i I II t It,III It' aki I ii pi No ill III l i r e I slln ialii XII X\ im k 111.1 li FURNISHED 2 iMulroom paras:, el teudv work X'ariitiull timid XI X1111 It III S \M tiltlt ship and Xlalfii.il* till 11 anleed apartment Cnnlarl owner al M-u pav lot redd .arty FI restnne I'lome 127 1 1 m u n t it .*01 tm f 1st si. MiifnnllM Avenue '.tine I I I Ku 1 *s| ,SI tu* 1 1 oh m I'tiooe i . : t xt I FIVE Id ITS rd itfect lion Pal ft:,'. x\ FoR HALE Luke Finn I lot with miIjiI heat h A nuipufireid vu • 011 hciiilllflit Crystal Luke Fm appointmenl rail U.IX'i II l.xno. DOWN I He ttavina o» two hedriHitn frame lmu*e Inal needs Mime repairs Excellent loenlinn tlp|*iitim ily In make some mnnev Yrs Sir' ttMl.no duxvii R»lanre MH 83 a month Harrtiiiini A Crmnlev Hit* W. Klrsl Phone 732 ATTRACTIVE Two Ueilrmim frame hoiisn. Cumplelely renovaled H ihh I neltihlmrliootl Price Si T'iihi Doxvtt payment Sl.KHI llulnttce monthly llarrlm an A Crumley log West First Phone 732 ENJOY CHRISTMAS IN NEW HOME Nexv 2 Redrooin hniino. Oak floors, larue lot. solentlhl neljihborhiHMl, »0,3(KI IKI. t l .MxtiM) Down, Raltiiit e }tkt no per liloolh Another New Home lust mil.side n tv . Only SI.-VKimt. Kitchen ruulnpcd llearoom llmise. Outnlde Cltv, 120 ft. on paved street, 2iki ft ileep, lfl deep. Ifl fruit trees, fine Harden ip o i R500.00. n f t:3 HALL, REALTOR Florid 1 Mate Rank Bid*. "Call H ill" Phone ITU III II 1X1.1: RED lt" \ pi in, . and X III HID* mm 1 pi me tn.ill 1 *■ 1" " " I . on .qipliuucev sah and M ill.ID A H O dlltnll JI'llNI (it t 1 1 I First XVdl t , I "I kill wdh the Tell' • civile I. II lllMh t iv ter In t :, si phom I I, (if, "d pay front the plume It d tu Sauilitd 1012 X X start. nipilar m m axes, sick i ' \ l Mil \ "d h lip 1 I1 Ill's. Iieliitlt. npiinitntilllea for P l.l'X IR IN I. AND It! P XIII lil'i XX alter l p ui atlx alii eluent, and folks you will S|,UX It I enjoy uiokitu: wIth There are Reiison.dile 1 ale- toe ll.iiia i II,. FliR SALE I irinl.il:" t i heal­ non openintu* for uirl*. a Me* 18 217. Lake Xl.n . er Xliinisl new I all 'si hi 23 willi ItiMh School etlueallnn III PONT AM * III IM I l.l.s as h'leplmiie operator* Apply at 1 Employ mrnl per (*ffire, ."irnlhrm SporthlM powders, pinners riisxlnn eiips, onlilaiv iimv.'i Hell Tel A Tel Co , 110 K 1st D U . I I . Iv . U I N ( ; sl.iliv, s|iorlers and vaiiuinl ill St Sanford open Monday t 'l l l H O l 'K A f T U l l le*. harri'llllk! and rhaoil.ei on llii'imuti Friday, 8 30 a m in hand mum repaiis m u//••• load I'll .1 sp 1 nil fur .i |i|iui|if muni 12 (*) noon from I IH* to 3.30 hill lepans, sliotMiiu irp.nis and p in I’litiiii' I M i 1* Di rorreeilou work Nineleeii year* exper lenee LADIES Address card*! Aatcni IIX IO IV Y U A H .III Ide Rail) IliKitlesI |40 Weekly Rear l.ake It 11ad. 2 miles 1011II 1 nl pus.si hie Enclose itampeil utl l.erkhart. Tel. Orlnniln J 1)5*H. dressetl envelope. Write ROOT D U . (.’, L . 1‘ K K S O N S I EH, T il 111 r. Ark DRAPERIES. Sllpt over* made In (H 'T O .M K T U IS T order. Call PN*8. Xlrs. Fainnlet WANTED ROUTE SALESMAN h y k s i ; \ a m i m :p I 4IR FOOD SALES ■ PREFER IS— NONCES PERSONALS - L I i ; i . a s s i :s r r m : n MAN 23 3.1 YEARS OLD, IllO il I Hi So uth I'liliuello Xveuue SCHOOL till ADUATK XVITII YOUII CHURCH will rereixe 20 SI*ME ROUTE EXPERIENC E. per t rill of llu n tall price on all xvall|.aprr you purcha e from MUST HE A RLE TO POST flliNi.nt) CASH IIOND, OTHER­ u* helxxeen noxv and t'lirtstiiias Make your selerlnm from the WISE DO NOT APPLY. JOB larMnst auMirtmenl In Centrnl OUARANTEEH M3.W* P E « Florida Help swell ihe Xmas XVEEK AND COMMISSIONS offerinR at ymir rhurih and WHEN EARNEII. SEE MR. TOM hritiM new heanty to vour home FAIN, VALDEZ HOTEL • TUES­ 1007 Sanford Axe. I'll. It 13 at ihe nnme time Orlando XXall DAY, W E D N E S D A Y AND R O Y W A I.L paiM’r Co,, 805 East WashloMlon THURSDAY FROM t:« t A.M. St.. Orlando IM 1II, T I L TiOrt P. M. Hv 1’n iil Itnhiii.Hiut KTTA K K 1 T / w s 'c e lost :' OUQ PLANE 1 LUCkJY FOCUS kfONXCEO o u r in t v s SNOWSTDQM' V— vf.PPEfi V r XVAOtd XII: iv f A h r T L fJ --.All 1 --------------n o r �* * Seminole Cage Drills Open To Public Tomorrow Night S “Human Fly”To Climb Bank Building Thursday Night For CAP Tomorrow night local fans and parent* of the flO-odd Seminole High School cage aspirants will have the first »pp«+t*rV'3-~ <* m u an evening practice session under the direction of SIIS's new coach John Scott. i s * cage prattle* and demon* at ration will get underway at ■it# p. m. In the H1IH auditorlum-aymnaiium. A public In­ vitation ha* been extended to everyone to *e* how and what the youthful huopoler* are Famed Johnnie Wood Scaled Valdez Hotel Several Yeara Ago; HTJWoiWany: Records T om . I)cc. 9, 1952 TUP. SANFORD HERALD Paul Pezold Increases His City ftA E iS " * !« * < * Lead Over-Vmr Jfeiirulis Dove Season Will By KENT C»*ETLAIN Sports Editor Friday night the Trl-lll-Y girls of Seminole High School will singe the iin m m l fo o tb a ll banquet n t the HUM auditorium beginning ut 7:00 p. m. ball and o th e r '® - .. m e t h o d s of a M l "winning’’ U t-u L M : the 25th swarding of the J, Frier Hchaal trophy will be made the "Most Valuable Player" on the 1952 squad. In addition to (................. the Hchaal trophy, three other awards wl-----will be--------------presented. They aare r e aa Jlma D a Ium **** as fnllmarat follow*! tit* the Jim Robson's Men* Wear letter-sweater to th* "Most Promising Player” on the Junior Varsity | the Kader Jew­ elry trophy to the "Moat Im­ proved Player" on the team; and Ihe Lions Club'* trophy to th* "Heat Blocker" on the squad, We received the following letter from Peter Schaal, who has been i inuklng these awards since I92H, Inst Saturday. It throws more light on tho award and gives us the names and addresses of two of the missing players. It reads ns follows: "Dear Kent: "While | do appreciate all the nice word* you said about my lit­ tle trophy In yesterday's paper, I must hasten to offer * few cor­ rections: "Firstly, th* tronhy first was won in I92H, not 1929, and Edenfield was the first winner allho he wa* the amallest man ever to win It, and was a midget among the more or less giants that mad* up most of the first string JR2H tram players. g ketball Her al ded the year of " b lg - B P H g K ? ? • Dm*/' basketball Jehu Scott emphasis in Sanford, fans will have an actual chance to watch and see what Scott has In the way of material and how he Is going to put It to work. The importance of tomorrow evenings SMsIen t: 1" ta especially great sine* since the Ih* Seminole quintet will don the HIIH court this F ri­ day morning In the season’s lldllfter with Winter Park at 11:»0 a- m. It will b* th* only morn­ ing game in the sli boms aland* la the Celery City because of the TH-HJ-Y football banquet stated fer Friday night in Ihe gymnasluuk Bcott, who cautions fan* that hi* charges will start slowly, Is optimistic of tho team's chances toward Ihe end of ihe year, parti­ cularly, whan the all-important state tournament begins In March. This la of course th* time when Ihe men are separated from the hoys. fleott Is working on a lunger range program for this year's team emphasising youth were pnsslble In planning a powerhouse for neat season. '.'W* should have a real good toam seal year and I think this year w* may win a faw game* and surprise a lot of people,’’ he carious course UP the outside wall for the tnectators. This "Human Fly" business is lost that for the nglng scaler. Since 1013 when he first ascended a -chool roof to retrieve n foot­ ball wedged between the eaves, hall Wood has been making his living climbing perpendicular walls of "So, your tahulnted dales are wronr all the way down Ihe line. be the winner for 1962. not IPM. "The idea for the trophy develotted In the earlv praetbe sessions «f 1028 when Coach Whelrhel a.......I with me that a trunhv «ward might help. The 1020-27 leant* were altont the poorest the tch*'"1 bed ever hail. "So | announced that so long While Scott has tho names of 25 Mgers, he ha* whittled down the list to about 10 probable varsity members, which Includes some three player* who aren't as good aa the flrat five on th* Junior Varsity team. "We are going to try and have three taama If possible. I will m e h tha v anity and Bill Flem­ ing and Fred Genas will divide up tha JV and Frosh teams." Bcott m e a le d . "Of course with our Ihpltad fad illlea hart In th* gvm, we may not be able to field fresh­ man team." On Stall'* varsity list are holdover* from last year, Junior Matts and Ray Davis with JV raduate* Bubba Hlabee, Jimmy rider, Prank Stafford, Items Hannum and newroraer Gordon Clark, from Ih* blue gras* bas­ ketball country of Kentucky. Clark Is rated ai the most na­ tural player at thin stage In the drills by Scott. "The kid handles hlmsalf well, Is an excellent shot and know* hi* way around * bas­ ketball court," Scott pointed nut. "However, ha needs a lot of polish on hla nesting and dribbling as do as I lived, I would award a (r»- TALLAHASSEE — I Special) — There 1* not u single county In the Klnte of Klorldu that dura pot offer quail shooting, from north Florida's :orn and peanut fields to the pine aland* of the Kveigludes, accord­ ing to Wuyuo Murray, wildlife bio­ logist of tlm (lame ami Fresh Water Fish Commission, Since It h no numerous, th* R Florida A & M Wins Colored Grid Title MIAMI UH—Florida A * M Ratr i today claimed th* mythical e ra collage football championca Saturday night In (ha 10th an­ al Orange Blossom C lin ic In laml’s Orange Bowl atadlum, few II dispula the claim, "•rialnly It won't bo Virginia Col leg*. an undefeated, un­ team that had scored 199 i to ail for the opposition In lam as during tha regular n. Florida A R M had won and lost two. »r a first period touchdown. climbing," h* pointed out. “Once I went t<* a YMCA and exec* rtsed on the bare and ring* too long and almost rnutdn't mak* mv climb that night." Cn|. Forrest Breckenrldgo of the local CAP will handle thu arrange­ ments for Wood's ronmiest of the Hanford National Attnntlo Bank building Thursday night. A dona­ tion will !>« naked before Wood climbs. "I will give them a ahow Just I have In tha paat," Wood asaartad. The Incomparable m aster of the fine a rt of scaling buildings has fallen only seven tlmeg In nU thousands of aaoenta. "Ones, I felt four stories and onlr sprained mv ankle and cut my hand," h* showing hi* tear between Bawling Standings year. Quite helpless at first, hsbv doves are fed pigeon milk, which Is secreted In the lining of the parent's crops and I* regurgitated Into the mouths of lha youngsters. A* he grows, the young dove Is shifted over to a diet of predlgvsteil seed and when ho I* annrovlmutely 12 d«v* old he leaves the nhy nhv Quail Hunting Is Offered In All 68 Florida Counties thumb and forefinger of hla right hand. Wood, Ironically enough, cam* hobbling Into the Herald office yesterday and said th at while stepping out of a cab In Winter Perk Sunday ha sprained Wa an­ kle. Yss, Juat a all-1 neb atep to Across n thousand tnltes nnd nioro of ever-changing country, over America's, hills and down through her valleys, atop her high­ lands and on h*r savannas, across her plains and among her woodlands, countless gunners and their dogs hunt quail each golden au­ tumn. Here In Florida, the bird hunt­ er* hold two specific areas In th* hlghtal regard — Northwest Florida’s hilly farming country and lha open flslwoods In the southern part of the Htat*. It Is In these sections that th* quail thrives, for h* Is by na­ ture a bird of Ih* fields and open plnewood*. reports Murray. However, he Is found to a limit­ ed extent In other types of coun­ try that offer amnle sunpllr* of small seeds that tlekla hla palate, sufficient brushy cover to prnteet him from his numerous natural enemies and vegetation that Is open enough to give him free movement. Sports Roundup llr MURRAY ROSE (For Gayle Talbot) off his throne In the E mplre Stale, even If only for the time being. But C'halrmon Bob Christenberry nnd his two helpers have dealt before with Monsieur Sucre, ax he la known along the boule­ vards of Gay Faroe, and Manager George Gslnford So their Impstlcoro and Irritation Is quite un­ derstandable. In dealing with the peerless champ and his manager, you start annually ta to the MOST VALUABLE nlayrr, not Ihe OUTSTANDING plnver. "No awards other than the u*. uni lettcra wero being made ut the lime, "My Judges for the past 26 years have been made up eech year of odd "umbers of neople from five to 11. Tit!* yyear i„ .......................... nine men have been keeping their evrs on the players for me, and I have the votes of seven of (hem. with the other two expected before banquet time. "It ha* keen a real privilege to me to hare had such a small part In things at Nemlmde High for I know from 25 years of ex­ perience tha) every winner, and many who did not, rrnllv tried his dead level beat, and moat of them have nroved themirlve* a* MOST VALUABLE to many peo­ ple after they left school. *'8ee you nt the hunqiiot where I wont you to tell me which plav- TALLAHASSEE — (Special)— The peak of the winter dove popu­ lation will oceur on or about Dec. IS, the opening data of tha second half of the split season this year, and will furnish simon-pure dove hunter* with one of the treat shoot­ ing period* in years, announced Prank Winston, dove biologist of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. While the flrat half of the split season was considered a ■ucreaa In alt but a few areas In the State, the second period will probably be topa with available dove • shoot lag opportunities throughout the entire state, adds’ Winston. The mourning dove ia second on­ ly to the bobwhlte In popularity as a small game bird. He is found throughout Florida during the en­ tire year, hut Is more abundant in winter due to the arrival of mi­ grants from th# north. Flocks of doves will be attracted to any place offering fields of such favored foods aa com, peanut, or hegarl, with some of the best hunt­ ing to be found in Northwest Flor­ ida’s farming country. Th" second dove aeason s ta rt­ ing Dec. IB, will end Dee. 29, and hunter* will be allowed a dally limit of eight, a possession of eight, and shooting will be permitted from Mon until sunset each day. Hlflea are orohlblted and shntrnna must be plugged to three-ehell capacity. Mourning dnvos nests are built In trees from 5 to 26 feat above the ground and nre of flimsy construc­ tion. Generally, two eggs are laid and the male and female alternate In Incubating them and later tak­ ing core of the young. Several broods are usually raised each lands of South Florida. Small seed* end gTeln constitute n dove's main diet. Unlike the bobwhlte he must have a n«md or *li cum from which to obtain hi* drinking water. for the 1026 gridiron season, he didn’t receive it officially until the end of the school veer In June of 1020. Miss Morrison informs me that Bill ia now a Captain In the serv­ ice stationed at Savannah, Ga. As will b* noted on another story on this peg*, th* Trl-HI-Y haa located fattr of th* flv* ml**Ing Hchaal Trophy winners. Now It atlll remain* for th* club to find Vernon Altman, th* 1949 winner. If you do happen to know where Aa ageless as the Rock of Gi­ braltar, Paul Pexold continues to maintain hi* supremacy over the City Bowling league week after week. Latest official average* show the “ Klngflsh” holding a huge <1.H bulge over his nenrpst opponent, "King Carl" Von llertiull*. Peiolil hat 17,’I.U thp a v i- r t y p end of gam e* us pared to Herhull*' i» ‘ itW . ih l'" :iu jb c o rn -M B VonS® 107. 16. M Von Hcrbull* II. Appleby O. Touchton It. Steele It. Hurtnii-k J. K n n ii t (i. Poiol.l P. Kite! mi -■ J. Cooke ’ P. Ilukiir W. Bkehl L. I’evle II. Kretxer If. Herbal 1; Less than a p o i n t ® back In third '\..m place h Harold Appleby * i t !;■ ■ K. J. A. H. (1. F. B. C. L. it. II. L. T. P. Klrrhhoff Ilerbnt Negrotto Carroll Stine Kly Boradorf Gray I.uwnon Illibbnrd Ituxxell Ross Cobb Kchnuttret Orville Touch-■ ton la In H H H H iV P H the race with a Von Herb oils fourth place ranking of 104.6, fol­ lowed by Bob Steele’s 1(10-17. Steele's 23t game of a month ago Is still the belt single line effort for the last two years. The "King* fish" I* the big pin buster with u total of ATM. —m I, . Druid Last year at II. Holler C. Plerey this T. Burnett was four-pin m a rg in >1. K. Ilardlaon l). Miller H over Von I?;, :J-[)x H r hulls. The uver- it, Vun Noaa W ages till* year, I’. Htnnley j ® r cn r r e « p n n ,1 It. Preorntt V H m Ing the i ^ -i ; KHiue figures of H 1961, are up ' by four to six Orville Touchton Polnt,‘ CITY I,KAGUE G. Pin* Avg. II.G. P. Pexold 7)U II7MI 1711.9 226 5th Grade All-Stars Stetson Player Is Defeat (ith Midgets Given Grid Mention DELANO (Special) — Stetson Guard B. J. Leathers was named honorable mention on the Asso­ ciated Cress Little All-Auirrlrn se­ lection, a dispatch from New York stated Friday. This U th* third lime Leath­ er* haa been given this honor. Ilia nam* first appeared In I95U. lie repeated I* 1951 In addition t» being named un the AllFlorida team that year. Leathers, a senior from Belle Glade, had one of his best years at Stetson this year. Although weighing only ll!B-pounds, he ho* been a 00-mlnuto man playing both offrnie and defense. Leathers has been a first string guard throughout his four-year college) career, tin will graduate a t the end of this year. Gustafson Sets For North - South Contest MIAMI Igv—Burly offensive play­ ers today Joined the football teams coaches Andy Gustafson and Stu Holcomb are assembling for tho Christmas night Mahl Shrine cut- The tlnv Fifth (1ratio All-Star* won u three-game elght-muri touch football series from the Sixth Grade Midget* nt the Hunford (i rum in 111 School last week undtS, the supervision of I’rinclpul It- (If Steele. All three uunicn were closely contested with neither teuat be­ ing able to ctnrk the others’ de-’ tensive, thus keeping the score down in each game. John Scott. 1sun of the Seminole High School basketball ranch, was one of the winning cuntnlns for the Fifth Grade. Jimmy Grncoy wu* the other. The MldgHs. made tin of the tint tiller boys of the sixth, "fade, whs i inlnliied by ChurltJ' Higgins and lleiinv Kelly. lege nil-slur thur.ty game In tho (lrnngr Howl Gustafson, eoucli of th» South squad, added Hen Roderick, pass* catching cud from Vanderbilt, to give .luck KenrImtIt of Maryland sml thu other South passers anoth­ er target Holcomb’* newest nlaver Is John llloy, Ohio Stale fullback who car­ ried the hall 133 times for .Vg} yards. Hlay has been called tho hardest blocking buck In the Big Ten. • Y iH h v m i i w u i f H u . n « 7 ’ sonal physician, haa insisted all along that Ray won’t fight again. The graceful boxer, now display­ ing hit talent* as a aong and dance man In Boston, had a neat plastic Job done on his nos* and had the web of scan over his eyes r»- Watch the S wing Following Ih* nattem of al­ most all other wBitIlfa specie*, tha bobwhlto Is subject to consi­ derable fluctuation lit numbers from year to vaar. Mane of tho reason* for this fluctuation are as yet unknown and obscure, hut food and woathtr aro of great Importance. IWL TICK I IIA-Foo as far away as Kay Wast, Ft Myers, Ft. Lauderdale and Day' B*ach drova to tha Oranas Bowl stadium Sunday to buy Uel her. Reasons fpr this decline are ria for the Jan. 1 game but than mark ha considered retiring, put a never-increasing number, of announced that tick hunters, qiMtl rang* haa b«*n plow­ 01iIt had „ _____ _ — m * am ed clean of palmetto cover, fire it, first "served’’ 'b ills but*’a nrotoctlon of timber haa resulted r announcement, which mans In vegetation too denaa for quail, iptctlva buyers missed, slid dean' farming haa Incrensed. and sal# would ba postponed until unrestricted, grating and uncon­ trolled burning am prevalent In tome sections of Florida. 'For some time, tha Game Oem- f T A «M oiM 4van c«cf Ivor Built • • • N iW FOR 1953 EASY TERMS Ing and other practical l»nd-ua# • 1 9 9 ’ * In addition many vlduajs art evpaf Tsbvhlon S al N ow Trado In Ydui S r 11u 11 S( f COM s w �<? t j if I'll H W E A T H E R r o u D o irr faceDe your Saaford Htrsld, C it| W a n te d Delivery, by 7:M P. U.. picas* tali YELLOW CAB 1414 ifm tl .Hoxltv cloudy ulth scattered shown a ; cleailtuj am) becoming colder In r jllih a tie r area thla afternoon and elsewhere during the night; Thursday fair and colder. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XL1V Establish «d 1908 MaeArtker Will Not Go West To See Ike, ;Says Military\Aide Absence Of General From New YorkKesults In Specula­ tion Over Meeting '4 0 9 NEW YORK lit—An aide (aid today Gao. Doutlaa MacArthur doe* not contemplate going weat for a conference with Preildcnt elect Dwight D. TUenhower on the war In Koraa. The aide, Col. S. L. Huff, said there wai no ground for specula­ tion the former Far Kait commumlrr would go tu the west coait to meet Eisenhower, now returning from a visit In Korea Huff declined to dlscusx MacArthur's whereabouts except to say the general "Is not available." The speculation aroie attar Elsanhower In a radio message to MacArthur expressed Interest in learning the former F ar East com­ m anders views on ending the Ko­ rean War. Newsmen who attempted to con estcruoy prior K to tact MacArthur yesterday announcement of the exchange of radio messages were told by his office he was "out of town." After the exchange was an­ nounced last night, the telephone supervisor at the Waldorf Tower Apartments, where he lives, said the general wai not at home. An exchange of messages, an­ nounced yeslcrday aboard this heavy crustcr carrying the Presi­ dent-elect and members of his procted administration back to the . S , cleared the way for a meet ing between Elsenhower and MacArthur. It also appeared to dissipate whatever coolness had developed between the two former chiefs of staff during the prasldenllal cam­ paign, when MacArthur sunporled Ken. Robert A. Taft of Ohio for the OOP nomination. "I am looking forward to in Tormal meetings In which my as sociatea and I may obtain (he full benefit of your tjd nkina W g ’gnd ex' and exarle nee" on Korea , East. Elsenhower radii thur Sunday. 3 MacArthur replied on Monday; * '1 am grateful h r vour Interest p a k a o o i rm -ste** s m S t * ... ch *..*-**WlL SANFORD. FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y D EC. 10. I»R2 ■ * - lA *t* * ^ Plot To Purloin Davis Testifies U.S. Jet Secrets About Dulles In Nipped In Korea Alger Hiss Case Officers Installed At Meeting Attended By Sizeable Group "word last night, there are now 3(1 Scooters front this rouncll who are holders of th* Silver Heaver. In another special presentation. James llurdcn was Riven a 40-yrsr Servlet- Pin ns a symliol of the number of yi-arj be has ^-rn.unlive In the fWntlrig brogi-am. IfsndaM Ch*se Jitme* R, Keith N. Hav Carroll, R. A. Thweatt and Karl Lehmann were named neGon- ■* p ues Before High Tribunal On Segregation Issue ■enhower’H Aides Visit 1 he’ Vviiite House Special Awards Made At Annual Scouting Dinner lly HOIl A NTHO NY Installment of officer* and pre­ sentation of special award* were mudr lust night at the annual din­ ner and liuslnrss meeting of the Central Florida Council, Hoy Scouts of America, at the Episco­ pal Parish house with approxi­ mately litu men anil women active In the Scouting program attending from .Seminole. Orange, Osceola, Lake, Halifax, Volusia and Hrevard Counties. ‘ Officers installed for the yeai were: llonald A. Cheney, presi­ dent; Or. John Conn, vice-presi­ dent; Doyle Darnold, treasurer; and Kenneth I, Drown, commis­ sioner. Elected a* district county chairmen were; John Pierson, Seminole: Stanley llumhy, Orangi ; Itlley .Miles, Osceola; Willis Mc­ Call, Lake; A. J. Fleming, Hali­ fax; Glenn Marlin, West Volusia; uiid Lee M undid I, Hrevard. Walter Patton and llernnrd M. Griffin were presented with the Silver Heaver sward hy Donald A. Cheney. This is the highest award fur which a Scouter ean he nomin­ ated hy a council. Nominations are held in complete secrecy and final decision Is made nt the national level of Scouting. The Silver Bea­ ver I* awarded to those men who have shown long, varied and dls tiiigui*lu-d service to yuuth and who have Included the p re -ti— of Scouting lilent* In their dally liv»*. Including the two recipients of th< No. 79 Awsnclntrd P re u l.cimcd Wire Cites Separate Facil­ ities In District Of Columbia Under Di­ rect U. S. Control Hv KAIIL K. RACMAN WASHINGTON P - John W. Davis argurd before llie Supremo Air Foret* Ijentonunt New Statt Secretnrv Court today tlini fram ers of the First Recommended lull Amendment never Intended It Works OnCuseWith as a liar lit separate schools (or Hiss To Foundation while and Negro students OSl To NubTwoGls On- i clot an New York attorney WASHINGTON e Allmni-v told Die court it was inconceivable lly STAN f i l l IF It John W Davis ie-filint Io'I,iv thnl tliat Hie Congress which submit­ TOKYO <P -An Air Force lieu John Foster Dulles first leciuit ted (tie amendment to the stales leuant who pin veil along hrouglil mended Alger Ills* for head of for ratification intended to maka about the arrest of tun M-rgoaul* the Carnegie Foiiml.ilion for Inter segregated schools unlawful The on charges of trying to -.HI Y s national Pence ami iti.it all reports amendment, made a part of the Snbrt- jet secrets Constitution In Ifua. says no state on him were good ones Details (lf the Inceslig ilion and Davis a Carneele irnslor who .shall deny any clliien the equal •he September arrests of the two, was tin- Democratic nominee lor protection of flu* the laws S Sgt OulsepiH- t'nsciii .14. and president lit 1021 .mt>i-u>cd le-fore I Davis pointed out Dial Congress S Sgl John P Jones, 22, were a House subcommittee mtesfigat 'persisted in providing separate disclosed today fm the first time ing lux exempt foundations f„r schools in the District of CulumIn records mudi- available lo The possible evidence of siilnerM tr in hsa over wliidi it ha* a direct Assoc riled Press !>\ earlier -• ir fluenec liirHillctlon ci's wou cannot lie named He xniti the leglxlaltve litlerpreThe $2l),lHNl a veal t> III** had They discloseti ns iiresidcul of the Carnegie Fo o- t.diuti u( Hie meaning and the xcojm 1.1 William I. Murtrtsv of tim et datiiiu before he s u , sent to tail nf the ameiidment w .t* mic Ii that no Dal liy, |'a ----- ' • , OOVIINO* fHIRMAN ADAMS, of New Hampshire, John It. .Steelman center). Assistant lo President Truman, and Arthur If. V/ndentierg Jr (left), me shown (luring n meeting ;it the White Mouse Adonis called |l a reconnaissance visit. Vurtd*nberg Jr will be PrwJdent-elect Fi.rnhowei-'s secretnrv The New Hampshire Chief Executive will assume Steelman's Job III Hie Elsenliowei Administration, if uler>nilt<oi,il) | arrested before they mi ad!' contact Move Is Launched' To Divert Autos From French Ave. Pardon Board Is Asked Leniency In Varied Cases Advei tisin*r Program Is Given Approval By C Of C Board Silver Springs Owner ^ ^letid e M otit Is lntcrc.'tios in i;0- i rojrram F ealu re Hair o f Cornelius A h K iw aiiians M ed A suggestion by John Ivey In be­ half nf fhe Sanford Merchants As- TALLAHASSEE iff- A llfelnng friend of Ward Cnrnellii*. Tamiiiin ciitivlclcd of ninnslnughler fur killing hi* 16 year old dnughtnr'a ■husband, jilendcd lialny fur cle-u ♦uL-y nn lit* bi-half to Park Avenue was refer the Advertising and Publi­ city Committee by Inc Seminole with a I'oim m m tsi mu-ut ,m.| the xccret informuttiin «.ts muc.I t'asebi ix under mental ..hscrt.t loin In Tokyo, in-nding a dcciMuu whether he will be tried h, ........... m artial The m axim um i»-it.tli\ t* (Contlmied Du Page six t ("in i t* luMlfied tit ix-’tiiring it. I'avi* tpeclfieiillx i* utklng tho 1 m ' "' I'1e*,d,,ii".il cam Supreme Court tu uphold the South i urulm.i CiitnHtiiliiin and lit lawi 1 Di-mtH-ruttc i-.tiuiul.it,- Vdl.n sic which require separate school* for seusnri was critict/ed in the earn while and Negro student* The cur­ ,'oign fm liming given a i h iractci rent argument* are on ease* chal­ (fejH isIthin fur IL s s at th e fir s t lenging segregated education as Inal id th e former Stale Depirl practiced nrtnclpally In the South. Davis told the court that School lile n t o fflc i.il Sfcvt-tHoti ii-ptlcd District No I in Clarendon County, • h ill he hail onlv made a sta le "The Little Mixilp," hv Lillinii NIcIio I khi Rhearun, a story deni in" with Christmas ulotiir * vnru-d religion* theme, was rend ludnv he Mr*. merit as to H is s ' reputation m il where Hie South Carolina conlroHint he Gen Elsenhower and v*T*y urine, has 2,7i»9 registered D illli-s w e re all of th e opuiiim lli.it s tu d e n t* alul 21)6 reglxterrd ............................. (Conllnunl On Page S lit it was giMnl Dulles, in lorn mill he and Slevetixnn were both do ceived by Hiss hill Stevenson's iCnnllmird tin Page Six) Pilot Club Votes To Assist Drive To « 1,9*3 Collected In November Rv Fines JRaise Polio Funds F E-"'in M.V'oo ^M nipanied i.< htj f l ] wife, nreaenteil two vocal mini 1)111 F l l l i r f ' "f'b** I’llol tilth voted 1TI11 • I I I IP U II \ IM II l , ill their meeting In llte Yaeht Club W M Davidson Silver Springs, Inst night lu assist with the "Mob"t 1 ilorteg the pr"gturn at (tie j who xnld he hn* known llie Cor lei-iilni Klwnnis Club liinclo-ioi | thers' Marcl...... Polio" to be hold \ tnie * d «i teei no a - i County Chamber of Commerce nellu* family for 60 years, told tn I ' e I'C I-Mfer, In,loo il„. 10,1 ,,,e evening of Jan 2U Mr*. V. board of directors meeting laxt the Cnluiii't Pardon Hoard "I fig iiie-tlng a' Hie Yacht i loti c■' Messenger xvu* mi Hied at chair, < The H'liilinc (lerill with tile M- month of ' invenil.ei*1 council renresentetlves. Tfu-v night at the City Hall. lire the man Just went totally inmanofnfthe theiirganijalional commit ...... Mr Ivey pointed out Hint if pax n lib..1 h man 11CIONS i-oionb-xHie* eln mi rile led fines a ,... ,1 ,,, 1 1 * nl*o nrc members of the executive xuile " XVI I III || , ■-I sengrr cars wore directed to iivulil •l ’i <’mil t i*i leeIlnurs were set up fur each tiV a little Jew ish gill at Chi ltd Johnnie J. VYood, woi.d filmed Imlinl. Cornelius shot J |- Lane. .'II I pill t in* fil member to man fin- Salvation GU'-st "iienker for the evunlnir French Avenue they would have an "Human Fly," will elluu, op tin year old ll.ipltsf preacher who inn* time nini how slo- -et nboui em ding i II P 4.1l. was Dr. II. W. Hood, dean of nien opportunity to *eo Sanford mill Hu- Sanford Atlantic National Hank eloped with hi* daughter The I ‘1411 solving her nrolilem with the as Kettles on Saturday, Dec U business district of thr city Instead \ • 1 1 1 T § .1 *'Hlie list fit'l l I(4- Army building tomorrow night foi the Appreciation was expressed to and dlreetor of guidance nt Stef-un Hie Post Office ami in front of look place mi a imsv iluwn • istiinco of f*at'"i|ii' mill Christum thl* put ..... t hl‘iMl"h no l i nt City officials for their attitude to- lfnlyersltv. Introduced hv We*u-v of passing right through on French benefit of llie Sanford C m I An iliiyliu: i'l-imtl-l c'rl file in I* M.i Tory's Mrs M It Smith, The report of the advertising ami Putrid'* cadet training ptogiiini al town Tampa street Cornelius was ward law enforcement In a recent Sxveatt, Ur. Hood compared the Mr Mi-Cnv sane "Love of the •I)** m**t4'» n el inti*, -X'lncll ll cliulrluati of the Mental Health publicity commltlae which met to serve five years In Itiuol," •"Hr.I «» -■! 1| ....I letter to the City mi lii-h diltv and "Mum i • mg nieiei v, i in in liter of the cltlli, read an ap­ 11/ Commission from life of n h«v from birth to nin-i- yesterday afternoon under the 7:.'l() |>. in. If it ruin*, tin- sens), sentenced tionul *tunt will In- utletniiii-ii the State Prison 1}|i. > lull o-i 1 *71 76, Ihe Seminole County Ministerial hood to a large axseml-lv lire In ini'- l.itllo Coal Itlai-k Kini-," ..... peal from the stale ussnelutlon for chairmanship of Holland [lean was 1 i again on Friday nigtil at Go <nui< " It was mi preiiifditnlril mur dealing with a little Negro |(lil lit .•f !»..» total mm Association. Industry where the (Uiallte of the -f xarums Item* inr the slate initlsubmitted and the various alloca­ time. dcr," llaviil-uiu declared (Continued On Page Six) The letter, signed by W. P -x.-ic ,liim tiitiuils at ChultillluiK lire arid Ar­ Tile program today was tu the •'ll !' M»•!' tion of fundi fur Iritlimlrial and Ibe luiurd also wus asked to, I f * | Brooks Jr., president of the asso­ r» .1 i 'olivi.'lioll* XXe cadia to xxhtch thi- member* de­ rliaigi- of tin m instnl comiiiittei- ♦rm tourist advertising In the amount free from prison the Negro slayer | ciation. Is as follow*: !• 1 ifmtil 1>x holy,' Ka 1 1x I, cided to send a package In Ihe oil 'lie goes! iinrlicipant* Were of 86,600 was approved by the di­ of a white man to "give notice — "The Seminole County Minister­ intiiiiloced In- Ituperl SI rick laud ll-o> IidI.L » hi i II llo- r,.*t I >>mik neat future Articles are to be left rectors. that ciilored folks have right* just ial Association voted an expres­ led 'tie |i-na,|e in xxtlli Mr* Snittli at tier home un Mai tin St im-cipher, president, ronlike white fulks " President fl. W. Spencer an sion of deep appreciation to tho ■on,i xxdti (i loin| of " I . xvliii h llos.dt.1 Drive nounced rx-nfficlo directors of the Hiirlun G Hinson. Tampa law illli leil til-- meeting. City Commissioner*, the Citv MonMr* J I' Hull, international reHerman Mnrii*. orincipul of -I'-'—lini' xiidn'ioM* were second Chamber of Commerce ax M L. ver. sought a pardon fur Willie nger, and the Chief of Police for fiilliui* chairman, reported on » riniuious who i* serving an 18 I Seinllinle lligli Scllnol. nilliminced vx till a lo h ,I of | 8 \ i nt a I of 16 Mift which was sent last month to Raborn, president of tho Sanford their altitude of law enforcement. "i " h u l l d efe n d a n ti were Merchanta Association; Judge year manslaughter sentence lor 11 tir‘",iu'" would be giv.-n - ' Ttile is with special reference to I'ukixiun for it* riiihlreti'x Welfare City Manager Thomu* Lemon shooting i V Langston early till* i A total of (2,276.81 of the goal Dougin Stenitrom, who Is alio a ,l’'' gymn«*liun In- the ehni g e t xvilli i arete** amt lieeli I'rogram A ri-imrt of the Milk tho site of alcoholic beverages on . f.ii-t etluill team fm the pul.In- nt i-ciii di ivuig came tu-fnre ltnweek deya and on Sundays. We also of 10,000 In the annual teal sale director In his own right, presi­ went on record thl* morning ns year Hank chairman Mi** t'harlutie The plea in behalf of Timmons I ***?••• o'cliu-k tonight The (V |erv| i-in-i I appreciate your courteav to the of the Seminole County Tubercu­ dent of the Sanford Junior Cham endorsing the new garbage tun i n t o ease- in m u l t were a* fot Smith, rcvt-nled ;■ total of IB) Ministerial Association In kindly losis and Health Association has bar of Commerce; Tom Lemon, "Mabllser” Invented r e c e n t l y xva* nut- of more Hutu no oil the Fed* pinv Winter I ’urk here ill oitarl* of fresh milk given to un^ manager, end H C. Dodd, through the Jftint effort* of Ah x dot'ki'l fur thi* YMutpr tjuurluriy • heir first game Fruluy inoining, ioxv llroiil;eiiin*-i mill ilisonterlv derjirix ilcgi-il families during the listening to the expression of our been collected, according to a re- city ____ •• •!»! i •HMr • *1ft I'ttgr M || c o d , i d , M ilittoiitevly ennduct, 7 , f ni* Tlm Crawford. )«>t>■ of jiort given at the quarterly lunch­ chairman of the Board of County he -aid views on the lubjecL Hanford. f fu­ mouth of Novi-iuhcr "Always we stand ready to he of eon meeting «f the board of direc­ Commlialonera. The Klwiini- ('Inti will volunteer 1 i•••1*1- tin- «IO|> III l| ,ei| Aiinimncenieiit wa* made nf the After viewing the model of tills Report* were made by the base help to the Commlisloner* In In­ tors yesterday by limner Osborne, |l« Kervicei in ii-stHtlng the Hal ll »■til. <i; -o-lling a —In*i•• in lotteiv cluh'* annual t'litixtma* party terest nf the moral eondllluns of seal sales ehalrman, at the Monte- ball and tourlit fsitlval commit- metal garbage can «ccea»or\ at vii 11nn Arinv m It* keltic priigrain tin nioiii x t its-aull ami Lattei v which will In- ft*-Ll next I'uesday lee* ami e dlicuiilon ensued nn the Mr. Smith'* *liop un Rimte 17 1*2 . the City—especially aa they relate tum s Hotel. r.ir r l ir lx lm a " i,y Inking liver the failing to halt at n stop sign mid evening MumPcr- laitillle* will be The campaign totel collected In­ oueatlon of organDIng a group for Mr. Lemon a*»ert»-d, "You -an to the yn-mg ncoole. n g all mg hi III tin- Inixlui-** t |K. p i i r , y .,m | M r „ M I, ell ringing und collection ofP l.iM run"The City Clerk has alwayi been cludes 1123.80 accrued by the Ne­ the purpose of locating good In certainly quoit- me a* endorsing lithution* Dec. 2.‘l. William Daw " "iterating t. motor f stone will have charge of the thl* new Invention. I think it i* a glad to help u> In any Information gro division of thr drive through duitrlal site* and offering ipccla) •on I* chairman tif the committee veto, |.. xx-idlc itn<It-r tin- ...........to " program Gift* fur tin- Elks Comwhich wo have made; also the Cltjy a turkey dinner, and 1(17.30 from inducement* to manufacturers and wonderful thing and 1 believe dialing with ilii* one-day project. I intoxicating tiiiuoi, nossesslut iminitv Christmas Tree will be every home owner In Hanford the aale of association bangles distributor* to locate their busi­ _ Attorney. So often the tendency Other civic i Intel in the city ate of a «hiti,' In a ', Iterx- r,,r loom-v, Ijiiiuglit to the mi-t-liug *hould have one." Ihe mum-* of 16 prospective fnr(double bar pins) last Wednesday, nesses In this city. The mailer wit* r lo criticise when something Inking over the dutie* in H-e chnr- i-scf,tn*e* f,ion th,* Florida IndusThe iri-nsuri-r ri-iMirted that a While Mr. Hmith ha* alri-mly " r* •* were ilraxvn for a panel today following tha Christmas parade. turned over to the Industrial Com­ done: we do not like—we fee., i'i,il School, Ortihi, parkiitir over cht-t'k tu the aimuint of (12 60 had Itnlde pro-'rnm on other day*. made two model* of the new irp-lal ' “ " ■tnl I In l minty (’mirl for tiniipeiiing A total of 8,000 letters, e n d u i­ mittee for action. however, we should like to com­ t im— tut,I imririqier t> inking 2 lit-i-ti -ettl lu renew Hie club’s mem­ Ilui-nt of thi- ctuti today were E. ||ng* „t ]n nit The report of the budget and fl ..w ceaeor/. anti u pal.-nt i* " f <-rlintnt, 1 mend you for a good attitude on ng sheets of seals, have been sent J. Dm fee, O.liiiolo, and HuniinV , iii'ii. ,lt iinl, t, it'■< t noil In vest! gn- bership in the Chamber of Comlaw enforcement and observance." to county residents, but only a few nance committee wa* lubmllled tit-ndlng in Woahlitutnn, tin- in u. til, Dec. 16. liis iit II I Iv c o ll,llll l Mini literei- and also a clu-ek for 110 lo During con, I toiluv, plea* xveie Jni-oli-oM. prexhlciit of tin- SUM I'o tl, more than 1,000 recipients had by Chairman J. I). Rnxtcm anil vt-ntor* are utill In Hit- iti-Giil.-ii-, H o , iit s , l a ' , n n . v ii ,-i-IHex', tu v i's li- Hu- Tuberculosis ami Health Asiobeen hoard from, he reported. Tho unanimously approved The budget Niagt- "f plumilnK iMtfiire itiTuully Iii-m ii I l>v Judge Douglin HteiiHtroui Key Ctuh. g r i'io li. In, 1or i Itr- , ft , (lo re to |o o elation, Mr* Nancy llrock presid­ seal aalea ehalrman uroe* redid ■hows anticipated revenue* of la-glniiltiK tirKuiiitutlim ittul |, hi - prepiiraloi V to till* opening of X'ldi' a prn n i*l i e c e p liiitle fo r On ed over (he ini-t-lliig with 18 memcourt next Moiiduv. No civil ruse* ents to send In eontrllmtlmia In an 822,600 Including W.ooo each from tluctlott, "Many Important dctuiU must appear on Ih e do cket c o lli'.'lio n iif I'tiilm g e u n ltiw fu llv Iters present »wer to th»8e letters, ll Is not nr- .the City end County, and memtier I.Ill I,in g I i i m Ii in M l a lle y o s i'lllie il Twelve plea* of not guilty were eeeaary to aend $1 for each of the ahlps amounting to yio.ooo Anti be Ironed out before w« van oven TAX COI LKCTHINH begin production," Mr. Crawford entered today along xvilli seven H. C. Moore Sr. wse elected aa two eneloaed S ta te p rl-o ite r, le n v in g the sei-ne ‘ ed aheeta expendlt sheets of seals seal* —env —enw "clpatcd expenditure* Include • r * ” " VO IIIV IUX IV y|u w, lleeelpt* totalling ut'OUt (470, high priest a t the regular convo- contribution, large or small, will 600 far orianlietlon personnel sal- emphailied, "Such as niurki-tlng guilty plea*. Thlrtee n case* were o f a I r n f f i i ’ u c d ile n t, p a rk in g on Tho deluge of phone call* ami A cation last night of Monroe Chap- btt welcomed. arias, 10,600 for advertising and procedure, cost and iitnmlnrd Ira­ continued until JJi-c. 2D und !M Inquiries by local people winding th e xvrong ’ tile o f Hu- s tre e t, n a r k ­ mm have iieun Issued for County " te r No. 10. Royal Arch Masons. bonds were estreated. in g in n rn h iliite il ure a , i i i i r k l t i i ' tn tax eitilertions, John Gnlloway, Future plane for publicity were publicity, 11,000 for tourist enter­ tion." .Other officers elected were 0. J. made fttr the cempnlim which con- tainment and 1760 for fairs. Resulting f|-om today's court ac­ tu help the destitute Hughey Davis n_ reserved s p a.............. Tha now stabiliser consist* of re e nd o _ p e ra tin g__ Tax Collector, ri-vt-ulvd today, with fumily, whine home xva* burned Wilkinson, king; J . P. Holtxclaw, tlnuee through Chrlitmas Dey. The President flpencer commended E. three metal pipe* about four feet tivities, 12 ruse* were xluti-d lo tn the ground with all their ixts- motor vehicle will, oimettn-' lieeiti'e,! - Ml1 11 ,(*ek log of check* received w rite; L. T. Sheppard, treasurer, ImporUnce of membere of the O, Kiloatrtck Jr. ter tho fine work long, connected by two *et* of •ta rt next Monday. Six cull-* in­ in November to bn processed. Tho I each. and F. L. Miller, secretary. Mr. board ailen'llni' their meotlnga he did on Ihe membershln drive cross member* In the shape of u volve charge* of driving while In­ sessions and clothe* only Inxt Wed­ total tux roll Is about |7CI,(KK), nesday, forced explain lllll White 8h*ppard and Mr. lflller were re­ was emphasised. toxicated! two rase*, aggravated triangle. The three pipes, standing Mr Galloxvuy said taxes re­ and pointed out that Wally Peltto maku public the shoe and clothe* elected to their offices. horltontally to each other, nrc aaiault, one, intoxication unit Proceeds of the count y-wlde rich had secured f f new membero. ceived total tin- "laigest amount •«>» “Ih.r. sixes nf every member of the thrust a foot into the ground where three, traffic violation*. campalm are used In combatting The teem of Al Lee was accordod tlmt lot* ever I...... paid In Hawflrat set of cross Imrs hit the Name* of the panel of Jutot* Dovli family ludnv. 8 BA DUTY tuhcrcutoila In th» county. tliele County during the month of the honor of having sold the larg­ the They ore is follows: father, ground. The aeeond set of rro*» which wu* drawn hy Judge UteriRobert Culhun, eon of Mr. and Attending veaterdav’* meeting est number of memberships. November, during wtiieh month are a* follow*: J. II. Htapler. trousers 30 x 20, ennt 34, shirt 14 Mrs. M. L. CuHutn, 901 South Etli- were Mrs. J, Denver Cordell, presi­ Dean Hmllh, hu’diaud of tlu> teem captains participat­ momlwre are situated only n ft-w Itrom shoe* 7; mother, dres* 12, coat former Catherine Meim'h nf Han­ four per cent discount is allowed." La Verne L. Wt-rley, Allen Leg­ ott Avenue, who Is eervittg lit the dent; Kerlvle Hpu»hold*r. Csrl ingOther nches above tho flrat set ami con­ in the drive were B. I.. PerThe discount drum to 3 par U. S. Nery, left last Frida-- to re- Prlaoc. Frad R. WR-on, Fire tJWef nect Ihe plpea to form a trlaniru- gett, Cailer (i. Hart, Dewey C. 14, shnea GW; Raymond, nge 13. ford. died suddenly In Chlcugo, ac­ (Ceetkeeed On Pegs fUa) trouser* 10, shoe* 2W, shirt 8; cording to word received here yes­ cent III December, 2 per cent tn Beene, Grover H, Moon, Robert H, ar nlatform for the garbage enn. Meek Cleveland; Mre, Jamee-MnThe manifold benefit* of the Pitts, Roy'J. Liver*, Aaron J. Tay­ Joyce, age 9. dress 8, shoes (small) terday. He xva* the nephew of Mr*. January, I per cent in February flrtth, Lo*t*woodf Mr^ W. A. lour, site stxo «prt.,j William* of Hanford; and and none in March. Unpaid taxea •tabllsers are to raise the can* off lor, Curtis John Hull, I.eRov Gra­ 13; coat 9; Wavnc. age four, Forward, Fom at City; Mre. Ridh Uw ground, thu* preventing cor­ ham, hlarlou C. Gordon, Harold K. four in everything, Nell, age two. , (|(l j,r„jjir r .in.|aw „f John und become delinquent April I. Hamilton. Fern Park: Mrs. J. W. Metre. rosion, and at the same time pre­ Herbit, Marlon E. Rtu-lhy, Richard heme on Edmund Melseh of .Sanford, und Yarborough, Geneva; M*7*>n Reek, go one. anything ter a one-year K NIG H TS TKM I'LAA K venting tha cane from being upset (I. Hickson. Jon Mi-lsrh of Tampa. Mr. 0*borne end Mrt. Clare Jobe, child. The order of tha teintilt will be David C. Brock, James It. HooluSeminole County Junior by either dogs or high wimf*. Edmund Mriich M t thl* nft<*rexecutive secretary. The Salvation Armv is sccent- noon bv plane to attend the fune­ conferred at the meeting of tha "Thera Is a posalbllty that we han, Klchnrd I,. I’ardue, Edwin ft. Chamber of Commeree-aponsored Do Your Christmas Shopping at •ould mnnufaeturi this atahllxer Randall Jr., M- M. HloMom, G. W. Ing »nv and all donations for the ral which will tut held tomorrow lit Tavlor Commnndery, K n l g h t i CAR TO MBKT Dovli family, which will be ereotly Chirugo. Templar, at 7:3n n. m. Friday. An A epeelel. meetln* of the (ten- Home” Campeigtt la underway In here," Mr- O '.. <trd pointed out. Carver, Harry H. Geiger, Ralph F. appreciated, added Copt. White. oyster supper will close the m telHubbard, It. A. Howard, Joseph ford Civil Air Patrol’s eedet full awing, according to Chairman ’but nothing la definite a* vt-L Warren, Copt. White announced that tho Tslbot 8. Crawley, I.axvWe are most anxious right now to ~ T A (i D KA DLIN K ■mtadron bee been relied for to­ Tim Crawford. We have purehaeed both newe- find out the public's reaction to the rence S. Wilkins, Frank H. Ash- flrat two dime board* ter the Sal­ Deadline for reserving automo­ night a t 9:00 o’clock a t 1600 paper vation Armv'x Christmas fund bile end radio time In an new idea. license tags Is next Mondav, FfVnoh Avegtte by d a p B ritain all-oat apace "Roth flmltty and ! went the William II. Shippy, Sanford A. have been filled up. W. L, Ellis John Gallowav, Countv Tax Col. effort to urge the people Jo*.*t Andes. Meier W ellf Khrone RITZ Sanford end Seminole County to nubile to eome out to the ehnn end Woodruff, Norman F. Rua**11, L, contributed the first dime at the lector, warned today. In order to will be the guest » w k e r. Ftene “Suddon Fear" thete holiday shopping In flan- (aspect the metal * t * H end give fl. Jackson, Marlon n. Thome*. board In front of the post office reserve a tag, he aaiil, it la neces­ for s*aelo# lemoerow nleht's “ Ho­ George R. B rit, Henry E. CortlrM. end Mr». Margaret Wane wai the sary for the motorist to pay the ui their Ideaa about It.” . __ .............. 1:00 ■ 9:07 • 6:!4 - 7:21 • B lit man F l < enoftarle a t Ihe Hanford Mr. Imifli, who W am e famous Llnwood T. Twymsn, George D. flrat person to put a dime In the cost Tlle campaign Is stressing the nf the tug, pin* a 81 reserva­ MOVIELAND for Inventing the "Bnappln1 Tor- iHudson, Herman L. Hrumley, Ra. board at McCrory'x Five and Ten tion fee. "Little Egynt" tie” lawn mower, ie curronllv dertek E. Atlem*. Willard R. Con- Cent Store. Tho new 1963 tags will go on Show opens fl:S0, flrat feature The donitiona have been good workin* on a " revolutionary" clt- nollv, Herbert laimpert, Merwvn being printed to rue cultivator. Mr. Crawford >• a .!* Cullum, William P. Chapmen, ao fei, but twice aa mxnv a* last sale Jan. 6. he disclosed, and will 0:69, Intermission 8:90, U a | feature 8:68 .V . Igete to Jne shop- ealeemaa a t Seminole County Mo* Joe P. Daniel* and Charlea II. yaar’a total are needed thla year, ho sold strictly in aeouuncc, un­ less previously reserved. Capt. White aald. tore, Shaw Ministers Express Thanks To City For Law Enforcement Tom Lemon Gives His Endorsement To New Invention $2,275 Is Col lofted In X m as Seal Drive By Sem inole G roup Prospective Jury List Is Drawn For Court Panel Today t H. C. Moore, Sr. Is Named High Priest Local Want To Help DcHtitute Dean Smith I)ic.s Suddenly In Chicago 1* Jaycees Are Pushlnir Home Trade ProgTam Movie Time Table 7 S S ra .7 -t3 S ," * ..ia ,8; — I l -/fiti r #p;* ; - ■1■''V *-k _______ ..a - .? ! .. ... r *. .a. � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 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/b17b81dc51d7552330a063c609f72311.pdf 861a558b59651a447c8f28943b00b6b4 PDF Text Text ? 0 - 'Wt>j i 1 soms v • t THE FOLLOWING SANFORD FIRMS INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEM - WHERE YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS SERVICE. . . . Scnkarik Glass & Paint Co. GELIMY CITY PRINTING CO, 113 • I l l WEST SECOND STREET 113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE WM. E. KADER, JEWELER (HONE'S TEXACO SERVICE 1120 SANFOHIl AVENUE SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO, 112 SOUTH PARK AVENUE PHONE I Western Auto Associate Store 12 EAST FIRST PHONE I5M rilO N E 320 YELLOW CAR CO PHONE III! Downtown Cleaners Mill Lumber and Supply Yard 31.1 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 83 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I in .MAONOLI A AVENUE PHONE & Laundry 11.1 PALMETTO AVENUE PHONE 111 117 SOUTH PARK AVENUE BROWN’S AMOCO STATION 201 SOUTH PARK AVENUF. McCROR rs IVEY’S SHOE STORE I I I EAST FIRST STREET WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE ROUMILLAT and ANDERSON CORNER HANFORD and SECOND PHONE 222 PHONE 719 SANFORD AUTO PARTS 113 WEST FIRST STREET THE FURNITURE CENTER I I I WEST FIRST STREET PHONE 1418 210 MAGNOLIA AVENUE II. U. POPE and CO., INC SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS / z 'V SWAIN'S BATTERY SERVICE I I I SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 200 SOUTH PARK AVENUF. PHONE BI7 M ike's Amoco Service Station 120 NORTH PARE AVENUE MICHAEL AND JEANNETTE JANDULA 218 MAGNOLIA AVENUE WARNER'S GULF SERVICE W ELSH'S TIR E SHOP WEST SECOND STREET •I EAST FIRST STREET PHO PHONE t i l l B. S. HINSON'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION H NORTH PARK PHONE tITI M cCLU N ffS | 1 / W EAST FIRST STREET I l l WEST THIED STREET ‘/ !*« ,i HANSON’S SHOE SHOP I e Gas & Appliance " Co. Inc. IM E U 1 H U A I I A STATE BANK ANFORD PHONE 47 SANFOitD ZOU CONCESSION "OPPOSITE POST OFFICE" FRESH PEANUTS u l POP COEN HILL HARDWARE CO. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ROBB’S HOME BAKERY “OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE" CELERY CITY GRILL W MAGNOLIA AVENUE \ ! “ 7, 1 ’• ____-■ -* ! '| If , Seminole County la u n d ry Co. MI BAST F1EST STBKIT PHOI i n ELM Strickland' Sunoco Station _______ CORNER PARK mmI THIRD ST. PHONE 1141 SANFORD FURNITURE CO. baht n a n m a n raom > FA U STS DRUG STORE "ranov.'roin^ISL m HERMAN'S CAFE IM SOUTH PARK AVENUE LOAN 0 0 . ROY W ALU 1 1M7 SANFOBD AVENUE �' vy it you -^mtfnrD iir ralfc D o n rr l*eeirs jour Sanford H trtld , Citj D ellm y , br 7:00 P. M- please call YELLOW CAR 1444 THE W E A T H E R f a ir through Tuesday except pirtky cloudy to occasionally cloudy extreme north with risk of th o w tri Tallahassee area tonight nr Tues* ■lay; rising temperatures. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 i VOLUME XL1V B lo o d y SANFORD. FLORIDA Rioting Inmates Free' 8 Guards Held Since Sunday As Hostages1 Elsenhower Conferring With The ‘Top Brass* In Korea R io ts A g a in s tF r e n c h R ock M orocco Three Europeans And At Least Twenty Natives Are Killed In Angry Uprising CASABLANCA. Morocco of — Bloody anti-French rioting erupted today at thla French North African . protectorate today. Three Euroflpeana and at least 20 Moroccan* were killed. Police Informants said an angry mob caught three Europeans In a atone quarry during tin* morning, slashed the throats of two of them and cut off their hand*. The innl> crushed the head of (hr third with rocks. Three other Europeans were wounded. The crowd, numbering about 000 and fired up by nationalist agita­ tors. moved on to the police station #A* It moved it swelled lo about 3,000. Shooting ensued and abuut 30 Moroccans were sluln. Bv mum, police hud gained a shaky grip on (he situation and tanks and armed troops patrolled the troubled sections. An « p. m. In 0 a. m. curfew wnx imposed and assemblies of mnre than ID persona were banned. A police offlrlal driving to work was attacked by a mol. during the morning. Ills automobile was 6 burned but he escaped. A French schoolmaster leading Moroccan children lo school opened fire on a crowd which started throwing stones at hint and drove them off The outbreak* here on the north west African coast followed a na­ tionwide strike call by the .Moroc­ can General Labor Confederation, which acted In sympathy with the Tunisian worker* i m i v r m i- til (UQT). The HOT has ordered a three-day walkout for Ttmlila In * protest against (he unexplained as laialnatlnn outside Tunis l"*l F ri­ day of Farhut Hachcd, Tunisian nationalist leader and gcncrul sec­ ratary of the UQT. No. 77 A»*oclaled I’rens Leaned Wire M ONDAY DEC. 8, 10.12 Nixon Believes UN Charter Seen Taft Will Be In In Conflict With State’s Rights Accord With Ike End Of 20-HourUprising In New Mexico State Prison Is An-, nouncod By W arden SANTA FE. N M b!*>-IHolinr orison,rs released eight hostage* IimIbi nn.l Wariten Morris Ahram ;Savs Senntoi Is Team Case Now Bo fort* Su­ announced the end of a 20-hour in New Mexico State preme Court Cited Prporistog Flavor And Won’t Ison The eight walked through the As Case In Point gates Be Discordant Note ipp'itno,mni-t'd and unharmed after their ordenl. Thev wero tlv JA M E S I,. TIIMMASStlN WASHINGTON i t’* Vice I'n-sUnited States I'resliic ni-eiecl Dwight i). i.isrnhower ta shown this* purlry are; Adtnlrul iioliert 1I f i ; tb-n. ti. i*. . . n>*luml. Com. SK A ISLA N D . ti.i e South seised Into Sunilnv bv eight or eleet Nison -eld today tlull conferring with the "top brass" of the armed force* in Korea at Seoul tun nder id the Far Kust Air Foret*;, lb it Lt-viiluiui-r; lien. Mink i lure; idcnt Cundilin's altoriu-v eenetal • ml ttio'p i-iuiviets who lo'ik over eon* during his visit to Korea. It was ret ruled that the President-elect a r­ lien, .limit's A. Vun Fleet, Comniiguh t .f tin- Xlh tu ny; lieu Omar B-n. I'oliert A Tnft i- n “team Imlii) the UnlttHl Nnliiin. ehai'ler iinl of the to Is,iii hospital, Cell rived in Korea butt Tuesday, toured the front line areaa, conferred with N. liradley, Cliiiirniiiii of tin- Julbi I'lm-N »( Hiatt, and \dmlrul plover" who will wmk unoolblv mil)- dictate tn the Itullt liltinl vtiilt-s HI.-.-I Vo " altil the yard. with the Inr,lining I’i . iihowi r n.l uhnt they can do lit their own Ml the ho'iimros mslttlalned a Army nod Navy commanders and left for home. From left to right at Arthur Kudfmd. tluti-riiutiniial Si>a<«i|>hoi mlntstriillon. tlglit lituied sili-ne,- on how they alftilrs "There is no doubt in my mind T U I'allmnt. leadltni the open lui'l I...... treutv't utul ctrcumI lint be w ill be able tn work i inn panel discussion at the rum en • tati’-es uitiii'r whtcli they w ire #I * Mnuothlv with the lieu ndminlslrn- lion of the Niillonnl As'iniation id ffri*Hj Tourist Chib Dedication VI'rsm r-luved 'a the outside tum," Nixon l-dd it repotler after Attorneys (Icncrul reported Hint hi- iilnn-- set dow n a* fog .shrouded the effect of the U N charter Is world wort of the prospective Nnlbinnl Alrpn-i Nix.ni » « , re- n point In i ease now |ie>tillnu oeseti •• helmet,-t and carbineturning from Mexico Oily where liefore the II. S Supreme Court nrmed Yptionat Guardsmen and lie represented I'reslden' eleel Fl - The panel dlseossbm -wis oil ■lute police stood noised to storm -enh-iwer al ini'oeurnlinn eere- "Treaty mnkini! anil the Constitn tlte mutinous ciipvl'-ts. \ bleb .............fficinl nromised" e-oeies fnr I’resnlenl Adolf*, Ituir linn ' Cullisoll smd tlijil the Supreme -i r,111 scull* shew-diiwo early today, I 'nrtmes cn«e to wlip'll lie referred after lies,-ril'ing scope of the up* High Tribunal Opines r-tfl olid Ki*enhow er «tdi' -burp Court Is line dealing «dh -eurer.ilioii Iv lust week over I lie appointment and that one of the iro-itnent* j iis|,.» n, greater than earlier re* It Was Improvident >' Marttii I* Dtiikio. n stnoneh made ts that tin- eonxtilnlimi unit pio'ed. Dan-r- rer-i hour for the show* In Previous Ruling I lemneril I nnd president of the tans of sever'd states .ire In yiola i|[iii>i tomight no uptmrent'change Al‘l I’lotnlw-rs Union, -is .eereinrv | |,ml ,,f ||„, | N charter of Inluir Taft sold, the appoint - i, The nttorni'v* getu-nu .it then >'i the -i'lmtin'-. Aoth'irlties sold WASHINGTON <<S—The Supreme 'he eon Viet* who stormed "lit o( Court reversed Itielf today and mem was iiii-redible Seattle eitiiventimi lust u-.ir tirvl en-itrot Huodiiv nftermion In the decided 7-2 against ruling on Nixon -aid the iioo.iintmeot lui* look up It....... ((eel of treaties oil itf,'t n xt"»i‘ I'l ison, still had whether stale courts may Issue ...... . i-rHieise.t on the erouttd he b- the Constitution nnd nstrueted n -..nt-ol of Uetl Hl 'p'k 2 smt the temporary ban* against secondary i leprrsenlntive of orgnm/rd In | eommlltee to -Indy the m a tte r t'.isoilnt «epl sever"! weio loose In union boycotts-forblddcn by the hot-. i Tod.iv's panel dlseusslo'i will be the bl,» |irl*un vurtl Taft-llartley Act. "I believe it is essential tb»t followed bv a report nf III tt CHIP Viitho-lfles spy th»* eotivlels are The National Labor llelationi' (III. edministr'itioii pot Minke Die niiltee It the assoelnllott lakes anv armed I’roorts of their strength Hoard had sought to get a decision definite slatul d will come lltr tui-'nkes of the present admtids tanged from one gun up tn two that It ha* exclusive atuhorlty to I trillion In leading the Cabinet com- it resolution in the closing sessions rifles, four shotguns snd n sub enforce the T il act In federal Wednesday pletelv with IliHvi-tonl* wl-t are courts. i luechlnegtin. Alsu speaking during the first en anv one sl-te," Nixon sold. Thrmiohniil the ni»#ht. Abram Hut the high court said It had nnnel discussion wns ,\Mv Gen "1 ledleve that. In the Durkin It O'i S tate poller f'hii’f J*'e Itoach been "Improvident" when it agreed William D'Ni'ill nt Ohm lie snltl npiwdnlmml. (Jen Klsenhnwer teeseveral weeks ego to hear the esse nei'otintrd with the -,-lielHons eon* 1 " ♦ - • s Q i 't Photo hi- llaymond Studio, Fred Kirshnnr that thi- Am erican liar Association growing out of an Alabama labor ' lets Ihrmi'-h -i purtlnde into the and W . Bpencsr president of the Seminole County Chamber o f. t.unim irce shown a* hr *— - ‘ “ egnlxed that wlillt we must h*Ve has proposed an stiH^wit^i’nl l»j the dispute. a ribbon -tiedecked golden key to Hoy Hall, president of the Sanfurd Jfoutisl (lull, a- ti geitm nt khy is n hulnnei-d tes-e nf rcspenGhlr Idseked out cell reiireseotollves iif lahiir nnd innnU S CimslHiitlun 'which wmilil do Justice Minton wrote for the m a­ n Thuratlay nlgnl of the new tourist building at Fort Mellon raik . (Htnrs in it,.. IttMi'lender for tiie efi-ht nr nine n i'e me nt. jority that the tribunal has atithor clnre that no Ireatv sludl ever i'l.i'i i.-ts Involved was Identified ax (left to rlghll nre Hep. Mark Cleveland lr.; .he He %. .1 K MeKiniet, pnstm >f he Frlal MeliiuillHt "Ill 'lie Imut lull .........IV I'liswi-r lake jireeedence oyer the (o il'll It..I t . L u l l s , St I mds, srrvin'r 10 tty to decide cases only where Church; Judge Douglas Htriuirom, president of the J uniut Cluiniber ■>. Comm. , . I'm li st Hi t ekenridge, Anproxtmatelv 400 people at (Continned On Page fill) innhager of the C of Mayor William .Htcmprr, and John l'iei*un, , liatimnn if tile Tnnrlsl Fen! iv til. 1> including u representative nf tut mil lie added huweyt-r tlnil the i . i *Hi y e n no 'irmopl ro h h e ry tended the pro urn in of.,vocal and to ge1 one New York tTty lia r ts oliposed to The dedlcattotl nf the building was part of the uellv It tea of the fmn day Turn t Festival. HIlli'll ended labor on the stuff i in........ tod w*'u lm» repeatedly violin rnutlr pmenlpu" bv Vn*. Saturday night with ito- formal opening of the May fun Hotel tMil .. e.imieipnl mil el t it 1 in- Smithside of the more reasonable tabor 'in'll an aim'lidmenl al thi' time .t>ii, id ills release through the •IIH 1’etrovn, drimtU,- Fouron,:, the [lain 1 .1lei t. wg w ,+ Hi ,! . .'"oris. Ptim aiy ticti-Hii. , 4 1*11 MNi.r a or, t'.iu r ' I I I and Stuart FMtofskv Snturilnv "Then tie- labor i •' |i vI-H4-ri Iit 11vvn iim-. Frp'd Johnsun, who wns f I t*»i itir * ' it l*l»U» Mill night nt the Snuth*l-b< I’rlmnry It,.id hv rebellious convict* in the Srhnnl. under the auspice* of Mu­ ...I ,in hosidial, was on the verge nicipal Concert*. Inc., of Sanford. ..' Ictii* as tu- yt'eteil tds son ut Among the number* of the so­ the main mil,- >•« 'h. td« slonn prano wrr» aria- from Cnromn *-Ison on tlye outskirts of bantu and O velterta Knstlcana, Il'dFe ■If gartsn folk *on'-x, amt the pomilar "|'.l rnlh'w out say anything p* enmb»r, “Smoke (lets In Your President Hob Harris as lla now- I 1 tin-,* " he sni'l est member. Mr. Uauman recentIllSlir&llCfi rHUlS The iinnunl Kiw anis l.udies mgld , M arjorie Ey"*." Willis singing "You Johnson and seven others were ly came here from Aurora. 111. t o ' U W IU lU IV v 1 I ihi* Siiiiftotl Theatre tJuililS was held ut the K|dseopul Pariah Ciin't ti, i \ Mini With A ( . mi." Faetafsky plnvetl hi* concert assumu the presidency of the Bani w* iiulormiLklc arcitlriilM m "incily |»i •>*Iti« t 11»fik '*The Niifht nf l,,,e Suodiiv and liehl til the prison House on Kilduv ut 7:M<» p. in. with who i nine l.uik for uu eucoin from rnemori.. Including number* v t, vioi.o ef ortsener* \id vin four * a r h tin lliittle 17-tt‘J .January HUb." wlm li deals witli a President Mnrtln Btinecipei pie.i singing .1 t'ln isiiiin s numb.o. from the Saint rnneerto, to w b ^ ih 2 ‘ r o S K o?nw . | Automobile Liability lio-pnil al nod fell Hloek No. 2. hundreds ..f dollars in !'V,M,'T l " " 1 ' “ ,l.1 ding, mid 1‘ J fi iitteniling tin-, gnln Ilrjunt llmiisoii mt *ived t»lg other mo*lr tie If»-»<.-l, ami two L.„^i,g|ey who moved u» Jack.on1licli release eain*- lust tliree and one slightly Injured I 1 mirsilay and t ii.lny nights at Becoming Hurd To affair. The tutils- was beniitifullv upplinjse singing "Bessie 'n„. of his own rnmnosltlonx. If" en­ On* Count y mill to.or" after peidleptIn'v Warden dceoraled by the wives nf the llelfei ■ I,.-veil Ibid Curt light tiriver in the "vi'rv" heavy fug J, " ’’ cored wHh "llt'moreseii"'* liv Dvor­ A'musical program arranged by Morr's \hrm n lu»d declared he O b ta in In F l o r i d a i-ltlb's officers, pineciini'S tin.I other Willi tile mnlieliei with singing und lbat blanketed the urea south »f 11 . I * 1/ ak, and Shuheri'* "Ava Marla.'* Charles Morrison included u local Mm. Dunn in dirivtoi *>( Imped t,» rrncl, a tr ,u's- within an deco rati on* with u large liny- nf dam lug to “ it Ink p's Two to Tun- Sanfiitpi early Stunlav morning. The 23-vear-nld violinist brokn two musician and a former member of the fir»i | * nti tie nt It" m |it hv O n * tlu hour fruit III the center of tin- speiikei go," Julie livid, for her secoipi Itigiiway Patrolinnii tt. D. Hat•'rings in his Instrument nt the 1‘aul Whiteman's orchestra, both . , t riViUitly-iuiranucit ^ruut*. uhieh , A?iim w p DoC ti .„ r „ table. mi in be i -pjing “ Von Dreamer You." 11*Il*i M’ 1,11 1 * m!m, * first of hi* toneert. He claimed i hnM I iin-u |iNN tit inir uu tin* filiiv ,§ After opening the meeting with The ftrM colllsU.M oeeurred at f„w w,.,,k,_ w,|, The lent Comedian who kept Minor Fires Put Out # heat from the footlights was re- t o . c t i r W,ru W’ “ W ,,V *d by quMcyrt^ s c d d .n t. .ml h lS d.m : the singing of "America" and the the crowd laughing was Itrvnnt d U. a m. .M l the Inte.seetlon of I(„lj|f)lt it, (he eomt I.... . c it ' i Patet uhtrant i,r..*ent*,t i *e claims are making It difficult inontlble for wetkenlnir the Invocation hv the Itev. Frank Mm- Harrison when he cutnc out with rentes i:M and 17-U'J When A rth u r I „r By Fire Department llo.isp. where the string. four selections and an encora on Hv^niurance fn^Ftorida* gan, the Kiwaniuns and their I* comedy ■•spus-don on his face Ernest Beeves, Ml-yenr-old colored play will tie -tugeil. (toil. A good performance was turned guests rnJoyeil a wonderful meal nnd snug “ P<po|lsh (Q uestions .'1 Member* nf the east are as f«d t;«rl\ Saturday evening GUy L j T T b m 'h T . after which, group singing was Dean McCracken f«»r Ids second nui n from Oviedo, going east on In by the nrromnanlst. Jnsh Halil- D ream " •'Memories," “The Ro* trot drove past the Mop sign litnl lows; Karen Vinlre, the defendant, Fir,-ut,*ii alisweieil twi* minor fire win. The nerforme-s were Intro­ list hy Leon Cornell with Dr II II n u m b e r Ming und danced "Dipsy ‘ "d .Ur-hm,,‘ I ro»Vt^*r'the, crltical Pl*tage!' and was till bv Archie William Ste- Mrs. Hilliard H arris; defense a t­ atarnt* in the ►pun "f 31 minduced b« Hubert Cana nder, viceMcCaslin at the piano. Doodle " nert going snntli on 17-02. torney StcM lis. W illiam l|e| leliel; Tie Polls le p o r t' ,1 t"'lav llob Wenie, former pianist with I i u. rresldi'nt of Municipal Concert* In Haul By special ii'piuesl Marjorte Wil­ President Hlim-eiper inti I m I ui 'I' i I Whiteman, presented a piano-I Hollwl down to It* essentials, the Hlewert n ho vein-old ACL eu- tils seeietary. Mrs rra n e ls Hmi Firemen first iii,h>,l to WIINew York Cl tv. lis sung 'Tamil Bpenking Papa." Kdward F. Lane, a charter member 11u t. distiiet attorney Flin t, litis, Assistant Fire t'liief It. T, The next or,.*er*"t|«n by tho log Including "Jtnvlo Hells •*!■»« problem I* this; Insurance romps- of this club, who wns a president which wus Mill n lilgger lilt limn elneer rnroutc home to Liikeluml. in) bail $.100 damages to Ids ear as Hwing Demi; his secretin y, Mis. | ,it in |' Evans' home at 2320 lorn) nre-*nlxetlmi w|H f,*x*-iro iho Later he played for the group I wrDw ■UtomobiU* liahib In IH2ll and lieutenant governor in tier first number. Ihill Cartwright did Beeves, who was ureoinpnllled C lara Julie; rh'ik of the m u ll, lining,. Avenue to extinguish * losp'no Sl""ers on nil-male quarIU27, a* rhutnnnii of the enter­ bcenme very pnpiilar when she l(i'iMil<i llnld; court 'telm ginphei, led by Mr. Morrison. Mr*nt n IM,mo k let from New York City, Jnn. 0. slnglng snug the "SI taints lllues." To bv Iliirutliv Dnlow, cnlored, nf ■Miss Hetty Doris W illiam s; h iiiiff. tjnv flu at the baseboard of th» tainment rnininiUco. Wens Is now owner of the Foun- | I ,,C.Y , , (Ivied t.nuse mulctiip'iilh ti"' front steps, He then Ki ted ns muster of i ere- close tin- show was Hobeil Wen, Borne of the larger cotnnsnlei, lie,-ves rlniined that he eouldll't I Honalil Amli'ison; Judge lli'iitli, Ilumitgi' wiis only slight. Uln Lodge on Orlando Highway. tile Wlsnril nt the Pliino, wlm (ms monies and tntroilured Mrs. Fi< p)u peclally among the mutuals, are Karl Turner uml KU Blown wsro i —- - , r, p«e etlie slo|i sign or the intersee-I Paol HIhscII. While one engine wns still out. ............... 5““ tiling completely out nf Florida, Hilton, the plnnist wlm plnveil fm iday d with snme of the top lintldn lion until he was "on it", Patrol | , Pibutt lliiltron, Mrs Yvette G i­ .chairmen of a .commutes ' moke from n cur on Hanford of llie nut Ions, iiiiiimg them being the fotloyvine acts ns thev were in­ Pronerty Sold Was appointed to man the dime boards for the * ■ Incroisei, "pproved by Harrison Muted. "Beeves ' "it 'I", i Hermnd .laf Avenue on d Kou rth Street Salvation Armv the Insurance department during troduced. Toe first number was the Pan] Whiteman nrclieslrn, Initl llian said as soon a ........ saiv H tew erf. U" ‘d''1 '"« • " ' H-*tv Called Olive Hotel Clarence Redding and H. L. PerJulie Byrd singing “(Jot Hnn- everyone asking fm mine when he ear lights through the fog, ..... ........."; Homer Van I-led. i.iminy In ought out the booster truck. * « r.’. . . , , Miss . . 1 * I liiktiiii'«; wln» i* i>i i siilriit thi* I'miii investigation it was found kina Jr. were appointed on a com* f* °Mj! V) pv"; then came Dean McCrnek'-n playnl "Tea fm Two." "The In Beeves (Slo p p ed his car ami nt- , . „ i|(| Klm<r Mw.-.n.-v, Mike Siri- that Thelma Nathan, colored, had The property sold by Mr. and mlltee to arrange n ___ K,MM*1 _______ for Christmas mely- d fftcidt singing nnd dancing fenlurln» tie- dlan Love Call," mid inuuv ntlp'r empted to hark off li e road at m ||lj. ............. . ....... he,.ii living to drive her car with Mra. Julius A. Tokach In Bernhard n ifu 'tn 'th a'M a'A im liii tlrnha’nuue I *° R*t auto liability policies at song "Hack In Your Own Back­ numbers, knvillg been i slleil hack tlmi- nnd time ngain liy Ihu up- the time of the collision. Il.tr- Mnrlim. Nlllll.y ...... K „M|kr,er. Miss p|,c emergency brake on. Tltero yard." Edwards. Hanford plasteror » i d , Entarnrlte ' “ I regular rates, Larson said, The big hit nf the show wus preeiatlve audience rlson explained, Dihm Ituker. treasurer of the was no damage, Chief Thom** hullder, for |3t,800 la not the PI«o| yisltora Introduced hy Mr. MorC ir owne.-s under 23 virtually No one was injured In the «»-** |fju il.l; Magda Swenson, Mis Paul thiil. Building ns »ta*ed In tho Frldey rlson Included Howard Chadwick of ff*, wlmlnsted from coverage In eldenl nnd there were no charges |||H„,,i,. j „ hn Whitfield. A defective fire-place th a t losttn of The Herald but I* the Pt. Plaaaant, N. J., William Booth Pcr*'|n? who Edgar L. Jonew Died Memorial Services or arrests. building In front nf It, once known f Jtffersnn, Ga„ red Beywtll of 1 (Coatbreed Da Page HU) .'idle Williams -lr.; Sigurd .lutlg- threatened a conflagration at lh« Later the same morning only i|tii*l, Peter Von Dusen; Lorry Lome of Clarence Wynn, 2003 as lh» Olive Hotel or tha I’lco an- Hudson, o ., cliff Thiene* of Mi^ —^ rrn — Are Held By Elkn one-ipiarter At Home Saturday of a mile south of Iteagori, Fiuii.’is Itoiiiuillnt: (toll Grandview Avenue, brought Flro* nax. Mr. Takaeh said today. •m l. Dr. F. H. Knight of DeUnd, W i l l i a m R . ( i l l l o n Hanford on route 17-112, Nathan erta Van Kcoisclait, Mis. Ewing men out Into Humln/ morning to He stated the building was the J , 0. Bradley of DeLand, D. G. | « * » *< . Approximately I < H i Elks and Ktlgar I<. June* died at his home, Sparrow, cob)rod, 47, of Hanford, Dean, and policeman. Albert Fitts keep the threat in check. No dam­ site of his brotheFa fir—t restau­ Anderson of Grlando, Hnmer ClauB U r l C a I f | A TI 11X81011 301 East Third Street Saturday at their futnilies and guests from veered off the wrong side of the Miss Hetty Jane Uonctnnd, vice, age wns caiiseil by the menacing ____ _ ran t in January of/lM H , If, B. ae of Panokee, Dr. O. T. Prano of | Orlando, Winter Park and Hanford Jl:00 p. m. following a lingering Plant built the PlojrHotel In 1A01; lodges uttended memortal services road while traveling south and tiresiib'tit of tin- orgiinirution, Mrs. flames, Chief Thomas stated. <Bill) Russell Cllllon, 42 illness. he aald, and oagntted It for two A_. DavkUon,_ Orlando and Bob [ v««r-0td-aon of city building Inheld at the local lodge rooms yes­ collided head-on with a 10112 Itouinllliit and Mrs. H arris fortit A rsllred paper hanger nnd terday afternoon for deceased Dodge driven hy Joseph Phillip the advertising eontmillee for the HEAD TV COMPANY season* beftre Turning It over to Wans of flsnfonl. |spaetor and one-tlm* acting^ clt alnter, Mr. Jane* was horn Juno members of Hie order. L«Itoclie, a tlO-venr-old ACT. rna- tdav, while lightlii>! will tie under MIAMI LT—Tho HDcsvne TrigMr*. Takarh, * “J----------- 7--------- 7 * [manaj(*r John M. Glllon, died Frl the supervision of M iss Duiuthv vision Cnrp . with Nile* TrammaU . Ditto In South Carolina. He had The restaurant was operated bv 2 D riven Arrested The Rev. Fr. Daniel llegurly, (hinlst, going north. Ii*v fn th# v*uran*' hcspiui in lived In Sanford for the past fit) as president snd two Miami newt* Lelloche suffered onlv a slight­ Teslow. Mra. Takach, her aon said, for 37 chaplain of the Winter Park lodge r» n , . .. . , A Icprssl Gablta. He had been making years. Tickets for the plnv tuav lie 'pur­ paper publisher* as officers, todijr bruised head and chin In the years until her death In the 1040a. Following ACCldent Ihla bama a l Miami since October He la survived by a sister-in- and pustor of the St. Margaret lymishap that caused $230 damage chased for fl plus tax at the Hou- filed an application fnr a nsw totM*rv Church .if that city, deliver­ Mr Takaeh now occur lea the Pico . .... ■ 1M1, and mac employer! by llerlaw, Mrs. A. E. Cady of Sanford. ed tha oration, and vocal selections to Ills car and $100 more to tho mlllat nllil Anderson drug store c'dilon station for Miami. Building where the Bentlnol* Drtvera of Iwo plek-up truck* *h#J Choeolito Co. and from any member of the east. Trammell, former president Of County chapter of the American w a n arroatad by Banford pollro OUloa waa born In Sallsburv. Funsrsl service* will bo held to­ were presented hy n mixed en­ vehicle driven hy Hparrow. H ar­ the National Broadcasting Co., f#» Red Cross and Frank'a Tavern are Saturday mornlnr, fellowln* a JJ- CoNov. 13,1007, and moved to morrow at 4:00 p- m. at Brinson semble from Bemlnole High Hehool, rison arrested Sparrow for driv­ ss chairman of the boafa t r a f f i a mlihan at Pecan Avenua Sanford la 1001 where he wa« Funeral Home with Hev. W. P. under the direction of Miss Ollle ing while intoxleated and also a r­ DoHpituI Trusted* For signed located. nf NBC last week to become as­ Jr. officiating. Burial will Remit Whittle. Earl Higginboth­ rested his Negro companion Ivey and llfest Eighth Street, in w h ic h |c H “., u d from S*™1'10! ' , , , «h Drooka, Seminole Appointed sociated with the Florida compa­ follow In Evergreen Cemetery, am. local exulted ruler, presided at Whitson fnr public intoxication. ny twp perron. w « e Injured. ^ ------ 1 H . axttwndewl the Unlv.ralty of the servlt-iix. Another psssenger with Hnarrow, SHO0PINA N ln ^ 1 B troef^and3Johnnie Jo h n -|^ ,or'<*a •*‘1 lived in Saginaw, Mlrh. ShppD&tdNamcdHcnd Other officers of the company TALLAHASSEE UP)—Governor Ed Pcrrv, colored, was released. which Hied the application for a C OF C MEETING t» H t f i t .n t h Street Ip w to serving four year* In th* Beside* these two arrests, Pa­ Wnrren on Friday appointed the Channel DAYS L in » m 7 station are Jam es M. und puhliclly activi­ trolman Harrison reported eight following trustees for the Semi­ Wh r ^ r g e s of *™1? ' of th* year, overseas Of Knights Templur tiesAdvertising Cox Jr., vice president of th# Mlfor flemlnnle County and com­ other arrests during tho weekend. nole County public hustillul: drfxdS? W|U» lh« Intelllganea Dept. anti Dally News, John S. KnlgaL pletion of committee assignments l s 1 i A s n t s r . H* • member nf the Pre.byJohn W. Evans, Oviedo, one owner of the Miami Herald. Jam M L. T. Sheppard was elected emi­ will ho the two ninln items to bo Included In the report wera two nent commander last Friday night taken up by tbo board of directors driving without llconse, Improper year term; Fred It. Wilson, Han L. Knight, and J. Leonard Relnattt, license, and driving with ford, one year; Victor M. Green, haad laeaniUena. and ^ r' "*ohn*‘l*1’ a t Miami Shore* Mondav with of the Tavlor Commandry No, L’B, of tho Chamber of Commerce at driver's Hanford, two years) Dr, It, F. Red­ WOODRUFFS HAVK RON who lacurrsd b ro lw .. pama ja w s il ^ m Ki Arlington National Cam- Knights Templar. their regular monthly meeting to­ a revoked lkenso. man, Altamonte Springs, three GAINESVILLE UT - T h e UUOther officer* elected were C. morrow nlvht ut H:00 o'clock at WBraiA g,; years; T. E. Tucker, Hanford, four MAHONIC MEETING versify of Florida football a a a a n J, Wilkinson, generalissimo; A. F. the City Hall, Forrest BrockenAn election of officers will be years. la now a complete auccesi. Ramsay, captain general; C. E. rldr*. manager of the 0 of C, mm The trustees will be empowered held at the regular convocation of Mre. Bob Wood nil! presented IM t , Ootaman waa «oIng aouthl lurvlvora Ineluda the widow, tha McKee, prelate) L. B. Steele, said iodatr. to float up to an $800,000 bond Is 1^1 Gator coach with g baby boy « treasurer) Frank L. Miller, record­ All dfrostora and committee Monroe Chapter No, 13, Royal sue to finance construction of a 3:34 a m. today. _____ er! C. A. Inghrem, eonlor warden, chairmen aro urgod by G, W. Arch Masons, tomorrow a t 7:30 __ .......... . -■ * a . A5 v « “W s The Woodruffs also have a s b Spencer, C of C president, to at­ p.m., Frank L. Miller, secretary, hospital as approved hy freehold* * Junior ‘ tl • ! Mr. Coleman, tha |mUe«|a Madar, Mrs. Virginia Ward, Brad- and John * “Crawford, year-old son. Scooter. announced today. era in tho November flection. tend tha meeting. warden. Court Reverses Self On Ruling In Taft-Hartley| Concert Attended By Larire Group At i4South side Primary Robert J. Bauman Is Newest Member,. . . Of Rotary C l u b Accident toll In JSYE R„u,7*cni r ‘u3:i"“S State Affecting Annual Kiwanis Ladies Night Is 2 Hifchwav Mishans Held At Episcopal Parish House Occur In Foif Early (umedy Is Slated To Re Presented On SundayMornin^ This Week Ry (iiiild S aS^sajL.'» ^ j-S S rT ia a i1jsSStili ¥ u «-%agans,h& (Mss mmSSSSs] m xrst ,1 JU.•'.l/J.S t -:/' n I*- H i sfl. f ■■- rf -f fI W «N| 'k ""1. ^ Y' ■ �I I _ ms ta g * 4 AANFORD HSR A CD Monday, Dm . a, 1M2 The Sanford H erald . HaMkltoheS U IN S WASHINGTON ttt-T b* Supreme Court today will be asked to glva a historic answer to the greatest social Importance on this question: Should there be an end to separata schools for white and Negro chil­ dren everywhere In the United States? The South awaits the outcome gravely but not only Southern states are Involved. Five cases of jrflitn—in Sooth Caro­ lina, Virginia, Delaware, Kansas and the District of Columbia—will bo laid In the court's lap. Lawyers, somo of the most dis­ tinguished, will argue on both sides before the nine Justices. The court will give Its decision some time In 1953. It could, as It has In the past on other kinds of segregation. ■void giving o Dal, final end ■weeping opinion. At the heart of this struggle is the 14th Amendment, which says all cltlxena must be treated equal­ ly. Over half a century ago a railroad In Louisiana forceef Ne­ groes to ride In the back, or Jim Crow section, of Ha trains. When protest was made to the Supreme Court on the grot C b iu h e * e a iir •«•#»« iiiit S a r a s I M l i r i C tr b lB M M S N ew Seers, r n b lla h e * e a U t t W s n f« l- M e l a s C lrl.IM M M l New Vssrs. Ill If Oar S la e e a lla A saaas i ••!»*•* ManajitT a U llillr T K lV H A T K S Carrier ______ — f Me id * -------------- — .la 1 .0 0 Th ree .M eats* ----------------- 0.0# a it M e a ts . ............ _ B.TB QaQ T e r r ....... ............... ...— I IJm * A lfe S lla a r r an I tree, rarSa ul Ibanka, reenlalleaa an it Bailee* *1 e a le rla la ia e a l (wr the a e re s a e e l rnl.taa la a r*, will be eb a ea r* lor ■l rren la r a ie e r t la lo * rater. Ite p rra .a lr* N a llsa a llr S| Islead Mrwapaprr H rpreaealallre* lae.. S r e Varb, r*lr*«<>, ll.lr u lt, H S S «a. M i r ami »(« l.nsle. T he H erald to a raM tbe* e l {be taaaelaled l-reae rrhlrb 1* eatllled rsela a fv eir *• <be a** fa r rp ga bllSaties a t e ll the taeal aevrs artaled • th is aew aaaprr, a* w ell a s all TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE Many have -been ready to perieh when In reality they were not far from abundance. There nro limitlese treasures near us. God open­ ed her eyes and she saw a well of water. — Gen. Ul-19. Envy and Jealousy inspire whlscringe and conspiracies. If you ■ve aught ngnlnat a man speak to him or else tie silent. Alt that hate me whisper togethrr against mo. — Psalm i 1:7. K Personal income* in the United States have riien to 276 billion dollar*. That’* almott enough to pky off the nations) debt. In 1913 tome 6ft percent of taxes went to the state and local governments; thi* year 78 percent goes to Wsiltinglon, only 22 per­ cent remain* at home. If you want to know why it i* ^o hard to raiie money for local proje. . lltere* the lesion. Governor Warren »»ys that die *uit brought agsinit him charging Road Department compiracy over kickback* wat juit brought to ruin Road Chairman McKelhan at a candidate for governor in 1956. The campaign it gelling under way a little early. | 1 | i !j r I Suntime magazine *ayt that I V latka i* the tile o( an old Indian village once known a* "Pilaklikaha” or "Pilalka", A military potl wai rttabliihrd there about tha time that Fort Mellon wa* built here in Sanford and wa* vitlted by Gen­ eral* Scolt and Taylor, and by the then Lieut. William Techmieh Shcrmin. Not many people rememher, either, that Sherman retigned from the army and actually lived in Lauiiiana where he wa* head ol a military academy before hit March Through Georgia made him famoui. Too Much Protection Once upon u time* men worked in laboratories around the world, Juggling the cryptic symbols of science, compar­ ing, teaching and rewriting tho hieroglyphics of physlochcmicnl formulae, translating them Into tho most progres­ sive, moat productive works seen since tho crude days of ulchomy. Those happy years of free interchange of informa­ tion are gone. Today the research mun, seeker after physical truth, Is a prisoner In one of the police states fencing off our earth. Ho wotiiH alone and hln reHultH ore not his to use. Ilfs fellows In other countries can only wonder and try to find by de­ duction tho processes of his experiments. If one scientist discovers a fact others ore not Informed and can only wnlt till they stumble on the same Information. A recent example of this folly is tho so-called hydrogen bomb test which was 'rizzliiig over news services out of Ituly a few months ngo. The over enthusiastic Italian press main­ tained that an Italian sc.cnllst had discovered a way less difficult than the American method to combine hytirugen atoms to make helium. Our scientists disagree. They say the great flame rising in tho air, glaring red with green on top was nothing more or less than exploding hydrogen uniting with oxygon to pro­ duce water. Later Italian Defense Minister Itnndolfo Plcclardl denied ills country hnd tho hydrogen bomb. Hut American scientists would liko to know, Plcelurtll’n report could be a routine government denial of Italy’s bomb. Our scientists can only rend tho symptoms and conjuro an answer. With the freedom of yestoryenr wo could ask ami probably learn a quick answer to n nagging puzzle blocking our own progress. Bone Fractures And Dislocations Hv Touehtnn Drug Co. W. V. Bitting Tn thp spring and summer when there Is more outdoor activity fractures and disloca­ tions happen frequently. Those Injuries are usually very pain­ ful and until the doctor a r­ rives the patient should not be moved unless a splint is first applied. Swellings usually occur In thii type of injury. If hot or cold clothe are applied Imme­ diately the swelling can lie limited considerably. Even If the fracture or dis­ location seems slight consult a doctor a t once, you can lose partial use of limbs If they are not set properly. Iwl n conscientious pharma­ cist supply your drug needs. Copy right gj Lie ^€es Little Hope Of Peace In K orea W 'H -v, nuiw B jr, vr»— w n iifo n i* OSLO, Norway. OP—United Nslions Secretary General Trygve Lie declared in a recorded inter­ view with the Norwegian State Broadcasting System last night that there Is little hope for peace In Korea. "Everything has been done that could be done by the United Na­ Srw*'-* OF - Bonnie Johnson's Beauty Shop L BOWL OF REAL HOME MADE VEGETABLE SOUP CHEF’S CHOICE OF TASTY SANDWICH DAILY CHOICE OF COFFEE OR TEA Beacon Holies, slse 4 to 0 j , C H O O S I N O W ! B U Y O N M N N I Y ’f L A Y A W A Y l BOTH collar and cuffs w aar as long as tha flno shirt body! Nylon Lingerie SLIPS Paatela and White, lace trimmed DRESSES Delightful gift to find under the Chriatmaa tree. Bright Holds, Everglate Fabric*, Solid and Flftired Cottons, Sisea 2 to 14 Rayon Gowns and Pajamas BALBRIGGAN GOWNS AND PAJAMAS 2,50 - 2.98 - 3.50 Fine quality whilo shirts of extra high count Sanforiiedt broadcloth! Thay’ro styled with smooth • fitting tapered waists, Mira loaf tails tn May leaked tn. Collars and cuffa actually wear ha long as tho real of tho shirt. INFANTS’ DRESSES GIFT SUPS 495 - 7.95 1947 Plymouth! 2 Door Sedan ■ 2.98 up 4.95 up BADGER BOX Bkulkums and Muk ta k a , wool with leather m m . , BOYS’ SUITS Sedenette Dynaflow fled in efte S tra lg k t-e it skirts novor waat ta ride u f ...b i a s m id­ riff n M f w A t — aathly f BOYS' JACKETS Darling little handmade dreoaea In paitela and white, some with matching ■lips CORDUROY SETS Cordiiny overall* and Jackata in soft shades age 6 month* to d years 2.98 to 7.95 PANTIES 1.25 to 2.50 GOWNS AND PAJAMAS 6.95 to 9.95 NEGLIGEES . 10.95 By Tom Sawyer and Santana In Gabardine and Rayon nnd Cotton Fabrics, Quilted lining! fo r extra w arm th . . . . some with fu r collar* . • 2.50 - 2.98 invertible, Coupe 1949 Bukk ______ ROBES Kxtrn Clean, Good Tire* Radio and Heater 1950 Hoick an armistice In Korea Enchanting little robes to put stars in her eyes. Gaily printed cotton quilts stirs 8 thru 12 Lttfrtrinuned peptale crepe Radio, Heater, Ixeallcnt Condition ■ ST. P ETR RSBUR Q til - The Florida Young Republican execu­ tive commute* has named Paul HeuiweU, Miami, to succeed Tom B. Walker. Winter;Hav*n. as Flor­ ida member of the national com­ mittee. HeUiwell was a pre-con­ vention supporter of Dwfght Elsenhower and a leader of hla Flor­ ida campaign. A n d all k id s love w e a ra b le s f o r C h r is t­ m an ! W e h a v e a w o n d e rfu l se le c tio n fro m w h ich to choose y o u r B iffs fo r y o u r f a v o r ite " little people” . . . . Weather 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan S WALGREEN AGENCY "ON THE CORNBR BY THE CLOCK" Unlll 8 P. M. WHITE SHIRTS K permen. Starting out as a young eyer, he soon became connected wjlh the Scrippi Howard chain of iiewtpepert, later branched out on bis own, and soon became th* own; *r of the Weitern Newspaper Union j/jjwWch supplied feature services to ■■ thousands of newspapers ail ovtr ' tha country. In 1920 he bacama s. itterttted in Florida whara ha pur, chased tha JaekaonviUa Journal i '*nd tha Pensacola Journal. Sinca [' then ho has acquired tha largasl ' chtin in tha tlato at wall as an;, tensrv* interest* in other ilatae. He K’ltaa two ions, John, Jr. and Far* / Wei, both grown and carrying on T R c u m flla t & A n d e r s o n flig h t Famous Towncraft® Pjetlon of the first Christmas night will lend added Joy and brightness to the coming holiday season. Mrs. H. 0 . Itetiel Mrs. W. P. Chapman Miss Martha Fox Mrs. Fred Dyson Mr*. Volla Williams Sr. Mrs, E. C. Garner C HOME MADE PIES DAILY 1106 Sanford Avenue O pen T u e sd a y B War and a tU d u d tin Republic of south. Korea, in .reality, ar* against a peaceful settlement, de­ clared LI*. •'ll Is a feet,” he said, "th at th* Soviet Union, together with four other Communist nations, now a r t completely Isolated. They have never been la such an isolated po*it Ion. We must only hope that world opinion will He able to In­ fluence the coming declilon about CfflSt'S SPECIAL ANNOUNCING Tht* I* (be lltlfh *» a aerie* n( HdUnrl*! aUrerllaeaieat* appearla s la (hi* paper eaeb rrrrk. ; A policeman's Job Is dangerous ut bent and when his Job takes him out on a hunt for dangerous criminals It can ho especially so, New York police nro experimenting with a bul­ let-proof body nrmor and a bullet proof shield which may take some of tho risk out of raids on the hideo u t* of desper- John H. Perry, who died fail week at the age of 71, was one of Florida's ouhtanding publishers, ' one of tills country's greatest news- arrnmmoriitkm and their en* ament. And what they have I to Florida could kifdhrhan equal treatment clause of the 14th Amendment, the court give a farreaching opinion In 1MM. It said separate treatm ent for Negroes was not unconstitutional so Inng as they received equal treatment. This became known ■■ the "separate hut equal" doctrine. It loft states everywhere free to pass segregation laws. And no court in the 56 years since then has overturned that principle. In recent years the court has knockd out segregation on In­ ns but only terstate buses and trains because, It ruled, the Negroes were >■ ■ ■ | B j • • \- O P E N IN G ; Protecting Policemen Not long ago we were reading in a medical magazine how communitie* which are without the service* of adequate doctor* might, beit go about the talk of tupplying thi* need. "Doctor* like to lo­ cate in place* where there are mod­ em medical facilitiei", this article said. "And they like to locate where their children will have good ichools and their families cultural opportunhiei." In ihort doctors are jj pretty much like other people: they 1 like lo locate in communities that . ara progrenive and where the op­ portunities are good. Latt week Sanford, dedic Tourist Chib building unrated the tourist leasot A s . dan festival of not i r t tins equal treatment. And In 1950 U» court said Texas and Oklahoma must lot Negroes Into thalr gradual* achooli but again only on th* grounds that to* Negro schools war* not tqual to thole (or Whites Th* court did not say forcing the Negroes Into separate schools was unconstitu­ tional. Now the court Is being asked to lay, once for all, that separation la unlawful, even when treatment la equal. The cases from Dela­ ware. Kansas, •Vkvlr.v.Carolina all involve the 14th Amendment. I " Want flannels. Gabordinao and Combina­ tions, ta make a x ss£ ri£ ru i ■hart pants sty l o t . . , �*-dL nr "r*3 ■**»’ 'ill 1 PERSONALS MONDAY First Baptist School W orktr'a Council will be held In the Memorial Educational Buildinjr beginning at 7:30 p.m. | | The Baptist Churches of the Seminole Association will have their annual "M" night mass meeting a t the First Baptist CHvjwH, tM .and beginning *t t ;3c, p.m. TUESDAY The Gleaner's Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its an­ nual Christmas party beginning with a turkey supper and gift ex­ change at the home of Mrs. J, A. Strange on Twin tak es. The party dRlil be held nt 0:30 p.m. with Mra, A. Klndstl anil Mrs. A. L. Barlneau as hostesses with Mrs. Strange. Circles 7, 8 and 0 of the Wom­ an’s Society of Christian Services of the First Methodist Church will hold their annual Christmas party a t 8:00 p.m. in McKlnte rtlejr Uall. An exchange of gifts b. M l. ---------- ’ ' r' The Pilot Club will hold Its re. liar business meeting a t the tf a c h t Club at 8:00 p. m. The board will meet at 7i80 p. m. The Chapel Choir will hold re hearsal at the F irst Baptist Church at fl:4B p.m. St. Mary's Chapter of Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal will meet at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Elck, 2100 Amelia Drive, Highland Park. The Junior High School Par- Mifises Hetzel, Wight Honor Miss Sayer Miss Martha Wight and Miss Joyce Hetsel entertained on Sat­ urday with a luncheon honoring Miss Jean Sayer, whose marriage to Hobert Wright will lie an event of Dec. 30. The luncheon was held at 1:00 o’clock at the Wight home, 2U Summerlin Avenue. The host­ esses were assisted liy Mrs. Ralph W ig h t. Lovely decorations were of red polnsetttas and white camellias. Each guest was presented with a whits camellia and Miss Sayer with a lavender orchid. Tiny angels holding placecards marked the aeallng arrangement of the gueats. Following a delicious luncheon course several games were enjoy•d with prises being won by Mrs, tJCsnneth Berry, Mrs. P. H. Tepsic, '■Airs. Henry Wight ami Mrs. Ed­ ward Higgins Jr, The hostesses presented Miss Sayer with s gift during the afternoon. Those enjoying the psrty were Miss Sayer, Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mra. Berry, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. Neil Powell, Mrs. Hugh Whelchtl Jr., Mrs. Tepsic, Mrs. Dale Scott Jr., Mrs. John Morgan, Mra. Higgins, Mrs. William Leffler Jr., Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., ^M rs. George Andrew Hpeert Miss •fclUe Hutchison, Miss Wight, Miss Iletael and Mrs. .Ralph Wight. A 1-C William West ReturnH From Korea A 1/c William L. West, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Harvev A. Swanson, has returned front Korea after ten months of duty in the cnmhst area, serving with the 602nd Tactical fPontro l Group. Prior to his overseas asslgnmert he was Electronics Instructor at Keaaler Air Force Base, Bllosl, Mlaa. A lie West Is enroute to MacDDI Field for discharge after which he plans tn attend the Uni­ versity of Florida. 8TKKLK PARTY The Herald regrets the omission n Friday's paper of Mni. E. G. Kilpatrick Jr. and Miss Jeanette it" ta ta ln g from the Hat of guests a t * h e party given by Mre. Burke Bteele for Misa Nany Jean Apple­ by, attended hv member* of the Pot Luck Luncheon Club. Nut bread la wonderful to have In the house! It's good sliced thin and eerved for a television-time snack. It makes a flna addition, a cream cheoso and Jally filling, for a lunch hog. It's de|M«'<* served with soup and a for lunch. I ix m r t TilF. Lake Mary School l Monday, Planning For Plays Mayfair Inn Holda Forn»arO|>eiilng With Brilliant Dinner And Dance Saturday Robert Wrifht has arrived from twinkling rhinestones, ent-tsacher Association "-ill mest Savannah, N V for his wedding to fraThe m in g -..quint and fluffy, boufat 3:G0 pm . to be pr«cr»J« 1 r ith Mias Jean d aytr un Dec. 30 tant jbirls of the evening gowfts a board meeting at 2:30 p.m. the ladies; Hie black and white WEDNESDAY George Thurston returned Fri­ of formal nttirr of the men; and the The Prayer Meeting Service at day from Atlanta, Oa. where he artistic florist arrangements In the the First Baptist Church will be­ spent the past three weeks, main lounge and other rooms, uII gin at 7:30 p.m. We continue our study of "Progress In the ChrisMe * H Mrs. ‘J!*nn I.Ingle have contributed to make the annual of the Mayfair Inn on tlsn Life." returned from Soduv_N^Y..;,[t'»rji opening .iwy "Vdj,J1.’' a brilliant high­ The ru'j(tm 3 & : v._o, sem- they spent several months on busi­ light of Central Florida s social Inole Chapter No. 2, O.E.8., will ness. season. hold a Christmas party at 8:00 pale pink plaster walls of .m, at the home of Mrs. Jack Mrs. J, W, Sente rf ill of Jack­ theThe ballroom with Its wine flower­ urney on East Twentieth Street. sonville I* spending a few days with her brother and sister-in-law. ed drapery made an effective THURSDAY and Mrs. J. M. McCaaklll, at background for the dining tables Thr Royal Ambassadors will Mr. upon which red carnations glowed their home tn Bose Court. meet at the First Baptist Church under candlelight. The music for at 7:00 p.m. dancing was furnished hy Barney Mr. and Mrs. |). L. Hamer spent The Junior Brotherhood will the past weekend in Tallahassee Buxton and his popular orchestra meet at the First Baptist Church where on Saturday night they a t­ and n delicious dinner wus pre­ st 7:30 p.m. tended the performance of Victor pared hy the Mayfair’s chef Rob­ The Central Circle of the Gar­ Herbert’s operetta “ Swi-t-theort” ert Weltel. den Club will meet at f>:4fl n.m. In which their duughtrr Miss Don­ Among those enjoying the eve­ with Mrs. H. M. Papwortli, .118 na Lou Harper had a role. ning were Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Park Avenue, Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. George Wil­ Mrs. Joe Gaill returned on Sat­ liams, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew CarFRIDAY urday where she was called be­ rawny, Mr. and Mrs. Price Heard, Bose Circle of the Sanford Car­ den Club will meet at 0:46 u.m. cause of the sudden death of her Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard MeGough, ■I the home of Mra. Theima grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Frank Symes, Mitchell, 204 West Eighteenth age 78 years, In Hartwell, Ga. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mr. nnd Street. A Christmas gift exchange Mre. Dodd was well known In San­ Mrs. Hugh Whelohel, Mr. and Mr*, ford. ltov Williams, Mr. nnd Mrs. John will be held. Galloway, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. T. CoThe Dirt Gardeners of the Gar­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ashe, one wan, Mr. snd Mrs. Forrest Brockden Club will meet with Mra, M. L. Culluin, 208 South Elliott Ave­ time residents of Sanford who enrhlge, Lt. Conulr. and Mrs. nue, at 10:00 a.in. Each member now live In North Carolina, were Charles Atkinson, Mr. uml Mrs. is askrd to bring a (lulled plant recent guests st the home of Mr. Edward Smith, .Mayor and Mrs. Ash’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ William Slemper. Mr. anil Mrs. for exchange. The Mimosa Circle of the Gar­ ert Ashe, 218 F.lm Avenue of Ibis V. A. Williams Jr., Senator nnd Mrs. Lloyd F. lloyle. Mr. anil Mrs. den CI'Y will meet at 10:00 a.nt. city. Wallace Bell, Mr. and Mrs. A. It. with Mrs. Bay Peek In Dellary. Mr. and Mrs. Ilerdlne Gav of Bossetter of Mellamrne. Mr. and Frankfort. Ky. Irft yesterday to Mrs. J. E. Robinson of Orlando, to their home after spend­ Mr, and Mrs. 0. K. Fourakre of Labor Temple Scene return ing some time with Mrs. Gsy's Altamonte Springs. and brother-in-law. Mr. anil Of Officer Election sister Also Mr. and Mrs. N. Caldarolu Mrs. W. M. Clark on the old Or­ of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. lando Highway. Giles Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Car­ Election of officers was held hy Mr. ami Mrs. George Harden, the tallies' Society of the B of Among those attending the Flor- ter, LP A E, Hibiscus l.mlgo No. f>34 Ida-Kcntucky football game In Mr. and Mrs. Joel Field, Mr. nnd on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Gainesville on Salurdav afternoon Mrs. M. Cash, Mr. and Mrs. M. group met at the Labor Temple on were Mr. and Mra. A. II. Beckwith. I.. Ituborn, Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Palmetto Avenue. Mr and Mrs. W V. Bitting. Dr Griggs, Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein, The following were elected; ami Mrs Harry Sllsbv. Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Irving Foinherg, Mr. president, Mrs. H. E. Turner; vice Mrs. McKav Tniluek. Mr and Mr. and Mrs. M. N Cleveland, Mr. and president, Mrs. John Weaver; past George Kick, Leon Lawson. Bill Mrs. Albert Fitts, Mr. and Mrs. president, Mrs. I,. E. Jeffords; Tyre. Hush Tllll*. Glenn lJnele. H. J. Goode, Mr. and Mrs. Jack secretary, Mrs, C. H. Goethe; col­ Bralley Odliam ami Malcolm Mac- Hall, Dr. and Mis. {). I.. Barks, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shlnholser, lector, Mrs. W. I). Hardin; treas­ Neill of Miami Mr. amt Mrs. Jack Itntigiin, Mr. urer, Mrs. E. K. Ethridge; chap­ lain, Mrs. Richard Bans; Inner Glen Ashe, son of Mr. and Mrs. ami Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mr. and guard, Mrs. V. It. Hardin; outer Robert Ashe, 218 Elm Avenue, has Mrs. E. F. Hoiisholder, Mr. nnd guard, Mrs. Harold Keeling. recently comnleted his boot train­ Mrs. Karlyle llnushidder, and Mr. The board of trustees Includes ing nt the Ralnhrldge, Maryland and Mrs. John Ivey. Also Conulr. nnd Mrs. G. R, Mrs. Alvin Calhoun, chairman, Naval Training Center. Ho Is on Mrs. Arthur Pitts and Mrs, Rans; leave nt the present time and Is Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. John musician, Mrs. Bans; magntine api nling several days with bis Midsch, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn I.In correspondent, Mrs. Goethe; dele­ p' rents here In Sanford. Mr. Ashe vie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knstncr, gate, Mrs. Turner; alternate dele­ <xpeets to return to duty on Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Marcello Faille, Mr. gate, Mrs. William Beecher; legis­ It nnd will noaalhly be placed In and Mrs. Kclnher of Orlando, lative representative, Mrs. Weaver; the Jacksonville Naval Air Station Conulr. anil Mrs. .1. Kennedy, Sir. honorary physician, D r.'J. N. To­ School nt that time, Ids mother anil Mrs, Charles Marian. Mr. and Mrs. Savrtx of New York City, lar. The new officers will he In­ stuteil. Mr. and Mrs. Weinstein of Ht. Au­ stalled a t the first meeting In gustine, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrrv Cush­ January. ing, Mr. anil Mrs. Young, Mr. and Engaged Couple Is (Villager, Dr. and Mrs. Honored With Dinner T.Mrs.F. Mu* McDaniel, llr and Mrs. Vin­ cent Huberts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Presbyterian Church Miss Jean Sayer and her fiance Elects New Deacons Robert Welchcr Wrlitht were Iron ored on Friday night with a dinner Several new Deacons were elect­ given by Mr. ami Mr*. Robert A ed yesterday to serve far a period William*, Mr. nnd Mrs Kenneth of three vears for the First Pres- Berrv and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond hvterian Church. Thcv are A. L. Lundqulst at the William*’ home In Collins. Klrhv Fite Jr.. John Krhler San Lanta. The guest* were mvti Sr.. Bavlnirn T. Mil wee. M. W. rd for 7:3U o’clock and the rooms Oiler. F. D. Scott, Walter Steele of the William*’ home were beau tllully decorated with white Row and Gordon Swalin. greenery. The election was held at a con­ eraOnand the mantle wa» a silver howl gregational meeting of the church holding white Fugi-mum* nnd glad following the close of the Sunday loll reflected In the large mirror morning service. Thev will he or­ over the mantle. White cathedral dained and Installed at the morn­ tapera were placed In silver candle slick*. The aupper wn* served ing worship service on Dec. 21, buffet style from the dining table The Board of Deacons Includes, which wai overlaid wllh a while along with the newly elected Dea­ pineapple linen cloth. At one side cons, W. 8. Brurnley Jr.. B. A. of the table w aarv lirid al scene Cobb, chairman, Joel 8. Field, I). ilaced on a reflectorNvith burning C. Howard, L. G. Hunter, vice apers In allvor holder* easting o chairman, George Maffett, H. F. aoft flow over the setting Guests Mann, A rthur Moore, treasurer, were seated at amall table* which George Touhy. secretary. Fred were centered with white taper* Williams. Dick Aiken. B. M. Bak­ and Brasilian peppers. er. A rthur DeYoung, C, C. Hender­ Upon the arrival of the honor son. W. A. Patrick. Dr. Charles guests, Miss Sayer was presented Person, C. L. Redding and Dr. John with a corsage In the shape of a Wilson. amall bridal nouquet. During the evening (he honored couple was presented with a carving set In BAPTIST R.A..H. sterling silver and an aluminum The R.A.* of the First Baptist penquln. Those enjoying the evening wllh Church held an overnight ramp at the Scout Camp on Silver Lake Misa Saver and Mr. Wright were Friday night. About nine boy* and Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Sayer. Mr their eounclllar A. B. Tedford, en­ and Mra. Charlai LeGette of Or­ joyed game* and stories around lando, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Losthe rampflre, returning to Sanford slug, Mr. and M n. Voile Williams Jr., Mr. and Mra. William Brumon Saturday, ley J r , Mr. and Mrs Wight Klrtley, Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew Speer. Miss Ann Elrixmt of Orlando, M in Dllon Baker, Tommv Vaughn, Glenn Llngle, Mr. and Mra. Willlama, Mr. and Mra. Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Lundqulat. B Mv«i. Dr >ir>.I Mil Mel can uf Melbourne, Mi anj Mm . Fd-varJ McCall, Mi and M t1 A L Col­ l in ., I t anil Mrs. Billingsley, 1.1. I omdr. nnd Mr*. Edward Bariiicyer, Mr. nnd Mr*. Harry Bob*"fi, Mr. and Mr*. Jantes A. Bob»"ti Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Marcenelle, Mr. nnd Mt* . V*; and Mr* M. if. ‘ ’* in . n‘riii Mr*. Ilrownelln, t'apt. nnd Mr*. J. L. Chittenden, l,t. nnd Mr*. James Iti'lhome, l.t. and Mr*. Stanley Donation. Mr nnd Mr*. William It i.*h, Mr. nnd Mr*. B. L. Perkin* Ji , l>r. and Mr*. C. L. Persona, Mr. nnd Mr* Bill Kirk, Mr. nnd Mr*, it, R. Bowes, Mr. and Mr*. IIoiiiv Simpson, Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles Cole. Mr. and Mr*. Pat Bergen*. Mr. nnd Mr*. K. J. Moughton Jr.. Mr. nnd Mr*. F. D. Full, Mr. nnd Mr*. George Thursloii, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Vodupich nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. John Kader. Also Mr. nnd Mr*. Tom Lemon, Mr. nnd Mr*. C. C. Collin*, Mr. nnd Mr*. C. C. Henderson, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Beckwith Jr., Mr. anil Mr*. Robert Knrnes, Mr. and Mr*. John Lee, Sir. and Mr*. John Dunn, Mr. nnd Mr*. Jack Bussell, Mr. nnd Mr*. Elmer Wonlenay, Mr. nnd Mr*. Solder, Mr, and Mr*. Ilnrry Boner, Dr. and Mr*. Harry Woodruff, Mr. nnd Mr*. G, A. Sneer Jr., Mr nnd Mr*. Henry Wight, Mr nnd Mr* Gene Adam*, Mr nnd Mr*. T C. Brown, Mr. nnd Mr*. It. !.. Denn, Mr. and Mr*. II It Pope, Mr. nnd Mr*. W. E. Klrchhoff, Mr. and Mr*. Sam 1little. Also Mr*. Cnmtlln llruce, Mrs. Abercrombie, Mr*. Idn Loll Fox, Mu* Thompson, Mi*. I'lnra Ginn, Mi** Nell William*. Ml** Proctor of Winter Park, Mr*. Dnle Scott, Mi* .lean Itnv. Mr*. White, Ml** Fi.inci* Mai-h. Mi** Rose Levy, Mt** Relay Lankford of Jnckollville. Mr*. A. It. Coen, Mr*. |. J. K* in, Mark Cleveland Jr., II. I). Cnppen, Mr. Wallace, M. M. Mo**, Sam Knugh. II II. Coleman, J. W. Stull, George Sturgi*. Henry Levy, llnrrv Lee. It. C. Whitmire, C, J. Yeutkit*. lb S. C„ F. K. Moy, V. S \ . and the Rev >1. L. Zimmer f«aNFORD f i r r u i D Dec. 8, 1912 Page 2 MR3 B R O W N MILLER’S The seventh and eighth g ta jrt ct the l >ike Mary Sch-ci pre’ent »d two oh- net p ta j5 on Tne dnv night at the school. The p la y The Rev. and Mr* II Lyttleton were entitled "Hereule* Night Zimmerman announced today the Out" und "A* Sine n* You’ll* birth of a daughter, Catherine Elea­ Born" and appruxitiinloly j m \va* nor Caulfield, on Dee 4 nt the , .u l fruit. ^ Fern a Id pit ul toward the cln** trip m May. Plan* are being made fur the ChrUtmn* program nt the *chuot Mr. and Mr*. Marvin M. Craw, with Mr*. Humphrey In charge of 1220 Elmwood Street In Orlando, music hy the flr*t nnd second announced today the birth of n , grude* with the rhythm band. Mr*. daughter Fraud Ann, weighing 7 Tilll* and Mr*. Riser are in cluirge of play rehearsal* and Mr IL-ck lt»*., 14 o**„ on Dec. 4 at the Or­ enhnek 1* readying the glee club ange Memorial llo*pitnl. Mr*. In singing Chrl»tma* cund*. TinCraw I* the former Ml** Flora program will be presented on the Kipp of Snnford nnd her grnnd night of l>ec. lit following tin parent* are Mr. and Mr*, C. ('. I’TA meeting. The public i* in P rin t of South Sanford Avenue. vltrd to ultend. 1V alerie." Roger* J- 1.25 ll». I,iiv e l l ’s SI tire E. 1st St. I'liiou- ] Kjtl-J p, ELKS Charity Ball ji' Mayfair Inn S A T . — D EC . 2ft I in Table Reservation* I’hline H] | fnbiiloii-. id»--n tricot gown value. Wide gnthereit shoulder sim p * uml full tx-,li. .................. nylon net III it ii. Du- flmime **.i h a double piping of nylon ....... . Donna Lou Harper Stars In ‘Sweethearts* Fitted m idriff, full *k u i Si.-e r :* Petal Pink, llliie Belle, Monupg Yi iiow ru.I.A H A H SEE iSperiall Mi** Donnn Loll Harper, the daughter of Mr and Mr*. D. I*. lint per of 2 Id I Sanford Avenue, liu* n lending part in thr produc­ tion uf the Victor llrrherl upereltu, "Swerllu-Hrls,” tu he preM-nled in tin- Opperninli Music Hull nt Florida State University lie. 111. Tile npi-retln, presented by the Light Operu Guild, will frnture n emit uf tfi prim i|iuh, n eluiril* of •10 voire* nnd nil orehmtru of 2-1 player*. "I’olly." Roger* hrnnd tli-w nylon tileot luief with wide ta Ce cMtbeci \u l Inee ruffle* new R oger* a »|o-riiil n y lo n iru o l futuo- ul a *|n cinl price Sire. I 7 Pink. White, Bine c . ' • •»;» ' - ■I-■' { $1 pair . v x p -v ’ ■V’V --S • . ■■ * SIIOKTIE GOWNS Tiny Floral CliallU with thul dainty old fashioned look, lucked and Iantrimmed , , , 4.95 H maim II AN ANT tW fob* thtUuik* ROHES ANI) DUSTERS ThnVg Mort to good dry d tu ta v I h u Jwt aol* ▼•ate! Yoar g a n u a tt gti ladlvidMl attwtkm her*— fro* apottlng to pmalnff. Ruth gluiiioroun and prnclk-al . . Nylon Gulli­ ed Gingham, Cloth of Gold Seersucker mill Wool Flannels . . , S H IA M IK 5 7.95 to 18.95 W ASHABLE 9,95 Wk LKMER by Puritan SLEEVELESS 97.60 oft Ca;ihm«re*Hka feel, warm, moth and mildew-proof, They wa«h enally and dry no shrinking, no blocking, S Jew eler . \k n p m * » t * e l i a i n SANFORD'S LEADING ia s y sboond m an I l f B m h P a rti 2t!8 Knit Klrat Street aw»y Pita for yoar convenience or accredited charge accounts. �** 5 Air Force Officers R I cI h Will Be Opened Die In Barracks Fire For Snnford Aerator S A x r o n n n n itA i.n Monday, Der, a, 1932 Annual Boy Scout Dinner Meeting Is Executive BoardOf Slated On Tuesday CAP HoIdsMeeting The nnmml iilnner nml buxi­ At Orlando Club ne*. m rrtin* of tile Crntrnl Flor­ ida Council. Hoy Sroiita of Amer­ rtAPH) CITY. S. D . IK—Five Air Form offltcr* were killed yes­ terday in n fire that raced through n two story frame bnrrarka nt Inc Hnpld City Air Fnrco Have. Six oilier officers were burned ami one of them, 2nd Lt John Hyvrnlt, Ynnker*, N. Y , broke mi ankle In n Imp from a second slory window, lie nnd 2nd Lt. Paul W. lions of l<ockhourno Air Force llese, Ohio, were flown to Denver for trrnlnieol el Fllrsfmmon* Militeiy Hospital l he oilier hmr were iess seriously hurl The victims were among n group of offlrcrs usslened to temporary duty with thr 72nd Strategic He eonnelssanre Win*. Hnpld City is a rnujor base for 113(7 Intoreuntinenlnl bombers. Three of (he dead were Identi­ fied hy Ihc base puhll- iuforma(Inn officer nt 1st Lt Jerome A Welnshauk. Kansas City, legal of fleer at the base; 2nd Lt Hubert W. Wooten Jr.. March Flold. Calif., and Army Chief Warrant Oafflccr Paul W. Ileera, Henicla. Cnllf., Ar­ senal. Names of the other two vic­ tim* were withheld pending von flrinnlimi of mdlflcat^in of their next of kin. ica, will Inkc plnrr Tuesday lit tltc Episcopal Perish Mouse here et flt.'ltl p.m, with Paul .1. Sllnr, president, pri-aldlnu. It la elan reported by Kcoilt F.xerutfvr Krnr-l K. Mnwk tlml .»)** r. -W ti ma-yhwrfrtw, ■■■ .. .r wives will attend from Volnaln, Oacrola, l.nkc, OinnKr, llrrvard end. Seminole Counties. The 1002 ufflrrra of thr execu­ tive hoard serving with Kline nre: Or. John F. Conn, vlrr-prr. sldtml, OcliHnd; Oovlr Hnrnold, Irrnsirrcr, Orlando; K. I.. Hrnwn, rommlssloni r, New Smyrna Reach, Thr election of officers end hoard mrmhrra for Hlft.'l will hr held. Special awards will lie pre. tented nnd Ihc hl«hrs| nwurd a Council can make to fkimlnrx la Ihr Silver Heaver award which will hr presented Tuesday ni*ht. This la a 'secret' award; thr re­ cipient known only to a secret committer. Thlrly./our men have received this award from thin Council. Tho Silver Heaver stands for noteworthy service* of exception­ al eharacter lo Imvhnotl. Ktiggenled candidate* are acrecncd a* to record of service In other fields end Ihr prncllrr of Nrontiit* ideals in their dally life; A 40-yrur Brouter pin will hr given to James Htirden of Or ImiiiIo for Ilia lim* service In thr Nroullttg pro* rum. Col. Forrest Hrrrkrnihlgc nt fi rnli’il the Civil Air Petrol nnllon *1 executive lionnl nml flnnuio committee ilinm-r nt Duhsilrcd Country Club Friday nlgltf whlrh wn* nddrrs.rd -by ttPfiernl Cnrl H. ?P*ntr, rhnliuinn of the nntieije! t’Xecutlvp board, end forrnpr Air Force ehlcf of slnff. end Mnl, (irnfrnl I,urea V. Hoeu. CAP nallonel rortunemli'r. Col. Ilrcekcnridtfo waa nrrmnpaulrd hv Cent. John Amlaa nml I,lent. Jehu Piernnn of the lorol unit of ih<< CAP. nnd hv Rollniuf lleen. editor of the Itcrnld. General ttnnntx i-ontfl ntulnti’d the Floildn CAP wlntr for nlirndv raisin* it * 1037 quote of litou re. ileta nnd nolnt>-d out Ihr fine work which Ihr CAP la doing In trnlnIn* the youth of America. "Them la no known record of n CAP redot being n juvenile delinquent," he an id. Central llmu rmnhnaltrd the Importenrr of CAP trainlnir to tho defenar of America and stated It la a vital nrrraaltv If Ihr trained manpower In (.-vent of national emergency la to hr available, "The strength of America lira In lla air nnwer." hr *"ld. "If wt do not havr the boyaln fly thr planes, wr mlirfit na writ unit W o u ar wr will logo our freedom." Alan eUrndlnv Ihr dinner w rrr 1,t. Genrtnl. (I. K. Strntrm evrr: Florida CAP Win* Commander Col. Joseph Moody; Florldn Civil ftp. fensi* lliirrto r Col. It (1, Hnwlr; Col, Keck Mualrv, rrrntor of the UeviHcd Smilin' Jerk rontir atrlti. "ml "’in* rominandi'ia from Vlrulnln. Min(j'A iiflR R kg P a s # *i # # i ttesnln, Indlnnn, North Carolina permanent Injuftrllons are Issued and New York. Attending from CAP Croup .1 and final judgmrnls given hy state In Tampa wen- Mai. Cnrl Pilcher! Supreme Court*. Hence, he s/tld Mai. Edward W. Fabry. »uii"ilron Ihe court should nol have granted rnmmemlrri Mel. W, W. Thom; a review. Justice Douglas wrote a dissent Mai. J. I). Kennedy; Cap*. Ccotirr Pitta: Cnpt. George M Ib-ns. of Ing opinion in which Justice Hlaek nunrdiu, nod Cnpt. W. It. Warner, concurred. Minton said It was argued before pf Plant Cltv. Til* Civil Air Petrol Hnturdnv tho Supreme Court that If the Issue completed He week-long commemo­ was nol decided now II may never ration of It* lllh unnlvrraarv with lie decided, "because to awnl Ithe n mock homhloe attack on (Irion- outeoine of the final hearing is m do designed to druionatrulr the moot (he question and lo trust rule auddenn*** with which mi uir el- Hie nickeling " "However appealing such argil tack could hr made. Thr "ottork" waa curried out ment may lie," Minion added. "II lu't nt tip- heir til of the noon lunch tines not warrant us In enlarging hour when thr a trrrt. wrrr throng- our lurlstliellon (Inly Congress I’ll with ahoppeie nod Ihtiar return- mav do lhal " The issue arose when Hear Intr from liinrh. Munir- 73,0(10 le'iflel* nod II.000 Hroihers rnnlrnrlcd tu hoiltl tin "fly til* ■.Ilircra" (pa|ier idr niuirlmcnt Imuso iu Moutgomcry. tii.ili—I wrrr dumped on thr rItjr Al.i .mil Kiihconlraeled Ihi- strue liy CAP pliinci. let IlnHere tur,il steel work lo ta-ilhotter Free friiiu p|nrcil«lle Mr I'orrr ll.i»e Don Company Lcdhrller worker/uomnl low «*rr llrunt”’ Avenue operated under a union shop con­ tu ndd n Itier It of realism «u I tract, Hear Hroihers workers were not organised erreamlPR nnLe In lire "allnck." Thu Montgomery lluildinu and Conilrudinn Trades Council pul a w e l l . AllANDONFM ,IAY ijt A third -itlcmnl hv >■lid picket lino around Ihe proiert eatturs tu Hod oil in Bants Hose Ledbetter Him filed a coinnlalnl a an Inst the round! In Ihe Alalmtnn Connie ended •" failure todav The llavwood Hamm No 1 lesl circuit Court. The eumplalnt said the plrkd three miles north of .lav nr.I f.nr miles siipIIi of the Pollard field in line Indiiecd Ledbetter employes lo refine lo work, and had Ihe nhjeet Alshnmn s in nhimloned or a dry of forcing Hear llrulher* lo rceou hole. (lire Ihe union The compliilllll saol nmdlier object was lo force Iasi tl. S honey produetlm; Is ex­ heller In eea*e doing business with pected lo equal l»t pounds tier Hear Hroihers person In HI52 Tills is a secondary hoycoll under 8l2.!>r> I) x 12 L IN O L E U M lUKiH O th e r HIicn Abut AI lln rg n ln 'riven 521.lid II x 12 WAITBX KI1IHE ItUOH LADY ARVIN 5 - 1*C. DINETTE SET * 12 0 .no Foam Rubber Healn 5ll.1>ri IIHIIHtE OR FLOOR I.AMI'H l.mr.O ROLL AWAY BEDH .................... With Inncrttprlnn Mnllrenn l.'UMlft HOLLYWOOD BEDH CompleU With Headbonrdn W.P8 ADJUHTAIH.E BED LAMPS Very Pradjcal For ChriHlmnn CIMh ROLL AWAY BEDS FOR RENT FURNITURE CENTER MB W*sl First HI teat Phuna 1125 Frnner Murder Trial To Hear TeHtimony CLFAHWATKR i^ i - Delayed thrre days hy difficulty In quali­ fying a jury. Ihe m un'er trial of llurnell Fraser was scheduled lo reach Ihe testimony singe loduv. Fraser, 40. Is charged with first degree murder In the shooting of Thoma* T. Wilhers, 42 The Iwo had been friends ami neighbors In Hmistim, Tex. Withers was killed outilde a bench collage occupied hy Fras­ e r’s wife Inst July 15, about two hours after Fraser flew In from Houston Liability Innu ranee {i'tml•in.**! I' mhi Pflflf •»»#! |H*rrnll Ihelr vath In ho ilrlvrn hy persons under 2.7 are looked upon as poor risks Tne Insurance departmenl rorenllv amended its assigned risk regulation lo Include servicemen stationed In Florida so (hut sol­ diers, sailors urn! airmen would not he ciimplrlcly shut nut of the picture Under the assigned risk pro­ gram. the Insurance companies di­ vide among lliem-elve* policies on those persons who are considered had risks Hut tin- person covered under an assigned risk policy has to pay a sped il premium amount lug to lit per (cut for servicemen. The insurance department also has woikeil out an arrangement with some companies whereby servicemen slalioned in Florida limy obtain short term liability coverage, usually four months, If they cart prove their driving rec­ ord lias been good Claims have reached the point where Ihe Insurance rompaidrs couleud they eamml uffotil lo wide lirililllly lnniirnnro even al lodav's ralps. The accident fret|U"my is mounting nloe(Illy, the rompnnies s>iy, and Ihn claims are stead Ily rising Kveu a minor accident i- likely lo Involve a stiff claim due to Hie high cost of labor and m alerlah Modern auloinublle design also Is n major faeior in repair costs A denied fender may mean rebuild­ ing unq entire side of a ear. Juries have become IncreasingIv generous iu personal In jury damage* awards, the companies say. Verdicts running Into munv thousands are common nmv and awards running Into hundreds of thmisnnds are md uncommon, they sav. Thr Insurance department coil ectle* ihcrr h Is evidence In support Ihe rrtuclaiirp nnd even oulrluhi refusal‘ nf‘ the “ rom pinles lo ' wrlle new auto llalilllly business Hut the department believe* II has Ihe responsibility of assuring Insurance coverage for Ihe motor­ ing public and at a price people can afford to pay. How to do It? Some Insurance men sav rontpulsory Insurance would h elp -a stale law making llnhllltv Insur­ ance a requirement for obtaining auto tags and drivers' licenses. A law making the Junking nf cars over a certain spcrlfled age mandatory Is nnnlhcr suggested answer. A law requiring all cars In tit lilt spei make hlnhwny speeds in excess of 49 or BO mile* «n hour Impossible la another suggested eolutlon. The iniuraneo department I* not enthualaitle about compulsory In snrattre. holding It would deprive many low Income bracket people whoau driving habita are safe nnd LAST TIMES TONIGHT suggestion* of restrictive legist*. tJon. "TOa beat possible aolutlon would be that which cmild come from the motoring public llaalf. If every who driver a car would i reasonable care and good nt when at the wheel, th l Inaurance problem aool NEWS CAItTOON Sunday Death ToU Rights Of States tln a rt Pram Parft Onrt On State Highways In ru(fo nfission pf the aifoclatlnn' meeting. Placed At 6 Lives 40thIn annual omening the convention, P res­ Rids will he opened for n new arm lor nt the City Water Work* at the re*nlnr merlin* of the ident Hby IJ. Beeler of Tennessee City Commission tunltrht nt H;GD Hy Thr Associated C r n i radied for a continuation nf the o’clock, nrcorrlln* to the numdn Nix Floridians died In automo­ association's long battle for state prepared hv Torn l^tnon, City bile arrldents .Suntlny. three others ownership nf the socnlled tide burned to death ami one appar­ land*, Re He said the Supreme Court Manager. decision giving the federal gov­ A re|Mirt will hr given hy City ently drowned In a ranal. Three members of a Gainesville ernment ‘'paramount rights" to Attorney Kdwln Bhlnholsrr on the truunat hv Bautbrrn Hell Trie- family were killed when their car these submerged lands was a agreed lo hy ill: ohonr Compnnv to arqulre City- collided wllh another vehicle on "m inority" ruling Stale Hoad 21 six miles south of only four Jtistlres. He added that cwnnl property. A. rtour.it . Va.i V M wmEu MO' " stone tifP.m , i.j f’t... r'uuntv. three m e m tte rr^ ' '.hc-.y-i*: Deed ...-re "Mr nnu Mrs. WllItrrt ('oustlouse of Of Hert’a Herrs NrwtOK " **"“ ’’V agreed and two disqualified themHrrt hrwioK .MU-1, ,>iii rhlne Company for e licet in* with Mj*11,1 hranels l-ordlinin and their sfves. Congress has twice passed reao le f n e n c to his ohjertlon to | Ll,""*#1'! ' „ Mr" (,l«a J ,,r'' lilm-rnot Stanfielij. M, n nurse Also killed lotions giving title to the stntca itinerant iiirrrhnnts. merchants. *nme crash was Henry President Truman vetoed both and An npplirotlcn for » permit In In Ihe Miller, (VI. prominent Jack­ Heeler sharply criticized Ih Pres sell liner and wtlu- at the Partin (,'rorue contractor nnd Industrial­ Idont for referring to them as l.uilrtln*, 1107 West Thirteenth sonville 'robbery In broad daylight " Htlert, has ln'en imohr hy A. J, ist.Florida Highway Patrolman The Tennessean, a Dcmorrul, Lively, wlio will own the business Howard t'ollins sniil Miller appar­ gave the tldelands Issue credit for tf the permit Is granted. Warren ently was driving on the wrong Hen. Dwight Elsenhower'* victories Drown, Negro, would be the oper­ side of the road. In Texas and Florid*. ator. The bodies of two Negroes, In a luncheon address, Georgia The local brunch of tho Coca .Mary lam Douglas, 3K, rook at Gov. Herman Talmadgc touched Cola (,'omouny ha* made a re- llrlle Clndc Memorial Hospital, upon tho tldelands Issue by (ic oueat to paint a sign on the City and Hamlall Wentworth Clark, n , clar' * ............................... ...rin g (hat Ihc "question of states v s return rc. J. P. Hall Iuik petition­ were recovered from a roadside rights is Just as Important today ed the Cltv .o move a stump, canal n mile east of Dean City. as It was when our country was which weigh* ah’oul 30(1 pound*, Florida Highway Patrolman J. founded." ifmadi on Id* lot. Another request is for P. Bertram! sold their car appar­ Talmadgc said Ihe attorney* the removal of two trees nt Flnt ently missed n bridge and over- general have great responsibility turned In the conn! between 3 and In upholding states rights as well Avenue and Third Street. n a in Sunday as In protecting the country from A young Negro mother nnd her subversive attacks. two small children burned to « Three PernonH Die In death d 'y * , .nd ln al Tallahassee when fire de­ fields," . Talmadgc declared. "Ihc stroyed their small frame home, stale attorney general must fight Texas Hotel Blaze l-ewls Hlvins, 31. ihe husband nnd this movement To destroy the sov father, received severe burns at- errlgn powers of our stales. II FOItT WORTH Tex Jt — Fire tempting lo rescue his family. The behoove* us all to work day nnd gutted a small downtown hotel children were two and six years night to cooperate with our rep early liMluy. killing lltree ee person* old resentntives In Congress to combnl The dead were Mrs lliiltlc Me The Hlvins home snd another .he drive of ovcr-realou* federal (,‘roskcy, R3, blind Invalid: a man house, a congested Negro res), bureaucratic officials to take over tentatively Identified ns Jam es denlial in area Iwo blocks behind the functions that nre purely state IIurton Shearer Jr., .Vi, of Panlcx. governor's mansion, were de­ functions." Tex., nnd an unidentified map. stroyed by the fire, cause nf which In a pre-convention Interview, Mrs. McCrnxkry's sou, Arthur was undetermined. Texas Rcnator-cicct Price Danlri Davis, night rlcrk of Ihc three body of Lliflan Scott, about said that Boulhem Democrats may story hotel, was restrained by spec­ 1bThe . Hollo (Slade Negro, was found give President • elect Elsenhower tators when he tried tu go hark ■ in a lateral canal by a sugar plan­ such members of his own party Into the building to rescue his tation foreman Aulhnrlllcs are in­ ns Sen, Robert A. Taft of Ohio. mother. vest Igal Ing Ihc case Davis said there were 32 persons registered whrn he went off duty Citruft Prices Seen at midnight. The first nliirrn wn* turned In at 1: IH a m nml Ihe Vernon Culpepper* Not Harmed By Cuts fire Was exlingulshcd at 5 a m Have Baby Daughter after 30 off duty firemen Mned LAKELAND (dC-New wholesale those already fighting the blase WITH IJ. N. FOflCKS IN HER­ prlco cuts on froren orango con­ MAN V A daughter, Uinnf, was centrate "will In no way affect Pearl Harbor Dead hum recently to 1st Lt. and Mr*. what the Florida ortingc grower get this season for his fruit ................................. mm M. Uulpvpper, of Orlundu. can «c............... Honored In Hawaii Vet Flo , al the V. N. Army Hospital used for concentrate," Florida Cit­ rus Mutual says. in Heidelberg, (lerinony. PFAHL IIAHHOH r - Flcvcu R, W. Rutledge, general manag­ The hnlty weighed seven pounds, years lo the minute after (he l.'l ounri-s, ut birth. er nf the supcr-co-operatlve. issued Japanese sneak attack on I'enrl U . Culpenper'* mother, Mrs. K. Ihe statement Sunday to reassure Harbor, somber Americans gath W. Allen, live* in Heitevn, Fin., members In the face nf reports eretl lo a misty rain yesterday and nml his wife's parents, Mr. and Saturday that some big firms were heard warnings of a possible new Mis F. W. Polilutnu, live at 1100 reducing the price at northern war to come. warehouses about 20 cents per Al 7;.13 a m (12:15 p m. F.ST> Fifth Street, VVHim-tie, III. rinren six ounce cans. ground was broken for a I73.txx> Such cuts sometime* mean 1ov­ shrine lo honor the dnntl of Ihe 15-Foot Shark KUIh er returns lo Ihe Florida grower U. S. Navv-tnore than 2.000 of whom lost llielr lives on that fate Youth In California fill Suiulnv In 1041. IIRIDGE TOURNEY ENDS Frank Scrrnn, acting governor PACIFIC (SHOVE. Calif. OS-A MIAMI BEACH (At — A nine-day nf Hawaii, warned the assemblage, II fool shark ripped IT-year-old "our avowed enemy- ercenlng, in flerry Wilson to death only 10 feet national bridge tournament closed sidlon* communism, hard, mean from shore In Monterey Hay yes­ -Sunday night with Vic Zevc nnd Israel Cohen, Washington, I), amt million*-.nppenrs out only on terday. hlue-rlhbon nimen polrs every frontier or the world hut In The hiiite shark severed one of winning tho blue of the the A American __ , ........ Ip of our towns nnd on our very dour- Wilson's legs, badly gouged the champlomhl Contract Bridge league stena " other, and tore huge chunks of Mra. Jraalu Monro nml C II. Far across the Pacific. Ihe Ja p ­ flesh from hi* bullock* Hawkins, Miami Reach, raptured anese ignored Ihe dnte Mnsl Jntu Leaving Wilson, wlut hied to Ihe non-master pair title. nnese seem to regard Ihe attack dcnlh, Ihe shark (hen allocked his ns Ihe nnl Ion’s grealesl ml slake. romp an Ion, Hrookucr W. (Study Jr.. LI, who (might il with a knife. four other swimmers approach Turkey UuHtlerH Will As rtl. Ihc shark fled The fish was identified hy m a­ Get Warm Reception rine hlologlsls Fishermen speculated lhal storms KF.NILW Olim England .is had driven Ihe huge shark Into the Warning lo Christina* turkey rust­ hitv II was the first time lo Ihe lers: Steer clear of here. It is true (hat MnJ. John llihhcrt memory of old Hmers that a shark had harmed a person off Ihe North has several hundred beautifully ertt California Const. fattened birds wandering around his place. Rut Iu reach Ihnm you llrsl hnvc Senator Nixan lo gel through Ills nulrr prrinie (Crmllntieo From |'a* e Oort Irr — a seven fool high eleelrlc nml thr other leader* In Hie adfence regularly patrolled by men mlulslrallnri will he nhle In strike wllh tihoutins. Then, four l non s proper compromise on labor ixnind pedigree hulls jusl rarlo' lo legii Irtllon.” gel at strangers. They aren't fussy whelher Ihe rustler* have two legs or four. itirnl ___ that llevnnrd flctl straight The hulls bellowed so loud al Into the thr hlah-vi high voltage fence and died one fox who tried to hustlo a free on the wlro. "ife ne*/Standard of ((« American Road m r"■"“ SA <t ■& :i!2 E A S T M U S T S T R E E T 1 'IIO N E 7.S R. JAMES R. CUT JAMES L IT Assoc. Tin* 1 ilj (,f Sanford Planning Hoard will hoM ll public hraMoj In ihc ('tutttiiUwlimcri Hootti, ('ll* Hall. Sanford, Horlda at S;00 P. M. T huredat. Drumiw r tu b 1032 <n the following aubjrcla— 1 Tlir rri’.-iliiTn of n nrw y^nr. 2. The r-'fiiuin* of I'rrnrh '*«■• ("• H* entire lmn(h lo HKI’ Ml. ( IIM'IIJM I U.. 3. Thi- rt/oohu; o( lhal prutioo of /tinril It I \ V Dtiatitwold presertlfy It I \ I. Tfic rr/fiitinrr **l Ihr Lirul ^ nf All prrHtnii inli-re l.rl an- in 'ilr.l lo attend lhl» henrlnx »** »s lo exprr--t their npinionw. Saul.o,l Planning Hoard H> i II Jante* Gnl, Heey. Rifz tl . j;-v# A IR C O N D IT IO N B D LAST TIMES TODAY! B M k iin iE M iiaW W I S H O W IN G t T~K SI)AY "& W EDN ESDAY ! poised terror! Sadden FeatI nnuuur e ra u n i VIRGINIAHU1T0H raucH cwwms wPAtMICt • EWHIHE• BISHETI V — PLU S — > Ik M IT ito N - " R IIU T K Y K P O l’ E Y K " K P A R A M O U N T NHWH______________________I 45 Lb. Smooth Surface Roll Roofing 55 Lb. Smooth Surface Roll Roofing1 90 Lb. Slate Surface Roll Roofing 210 Lb. Square Butt Asphalt Shingles Above Shingles any Colors. S3FORD Lumber: 1 x 4 No. 2 Klin Dried Flooring 1 x 4 D Flooring Kiln Dried 1 x 6 No. 2 Kiln Dried Siding 1 x 8 D Klin Dried Siding . 1 x 6 No. 2 S4S Kilri Dried Sidih# lx flN o .2 S 2 S A C M .V 2 S 1 x to 1 x 8C B Kiln Dried 4 CARTOON Per Roll $ 1.80 Per Roll 2.:i5 Per Roll 3.10 Per Roll 7.50 M . M. M. M. id. a Trrma Cash On Delivery — I’lua a AND SELECTED J it T-H act. which bana attempl r a union to wire* one compan i q u l t doing business with ai W e circuit Court granted Let - ■ ' T-- V; ; ,v" , : V *. i Y n tfr'ti i i i r i k « -■ f y /X•V. M-*S fi %71 •'ft J*tivrtyt i- 1 v-Wlir. i, >;SiA\A(79-'y i * ' : N ' ' ' » ' *■>i..i.'i.o ljti...■I.■ i i.‘V. g r f ? .> • -''Cl' At#* nor Nor I of Fa.I 2nd Slrrel and hounded on the W ed hy Ctlapmnu \n-tntr, -.nirl arena lieln* pre*ently roned III A A nnd It 2. PRE-INVENTORY PRICES TO QUK8TION itu g r u n r MIAMI Ofi—Detoc tlvea plannci todav of Mn IT. In Conner i of Bmll By! van In 1M7. Mr* Hagen waa relumed to Ml •m l Sunday from Philadelphia t< face c h a r m that ah* helped hr husband kill the jeweler In hi: TUESDAY ■— WEDNESDAY GcniTdl Insurance For The House Of Your Dreams! HHOW OPENS CoNVicl'S AGENCY LET US SUPPLY THE BUILDING MATERIALS S HIIOIITH H. JAMES GUT * 8"' \ * *4 * l .- 'ii $ 1 0 0 .0 0 130.00 120.00 140.00 120.1)0 �I r f i»x x o Iv i' y u u r . DR. L. T. DOSS C H IR O P R A C T O R H O U R S 0 io 11 — 2 to 5 Phone 7*3 9M A tlantic Rank f JF T T T T m P P O ilU M S 1047 Sanford At*. 11alldin* I'fc. t i l l ROY WALL r» -r The piranha, a fixh common In the Amazon basin, is small but so numerous and ferocious that a is r u n n n e t it c o ih t . x ix tii wounded man or animal In the J iim iA t. ( i it i t it o r n.iMiiiM. walt r may be stripped of flesh in ix %xn r o ii m i \ t \. n few minutes ix r i i i x r n u . oiuir.ii n m im m .ii v rio x ix ii xirrirK to %»m*i mi r i i i ii iitii» \ %xn r i u i n The -.ml of Emu rink in the Pa­ H. Ill SOX. his Ur. cific is i ih> sandy and ion often riouiiffs. washed by sail spray to be suit­ •I*.* i.i/r u : i xx% i%ii .sox. able fur cullivatnm Legal Notices Use HERALD WANT ADS It IIIH%«, e l n|, |)9|f>t|«Mk. s t i t i : o r r i.o iiin i t o . i . i /.z i i : anna w i u o n . mi*imh «‘f Ut 1. Hfii 113, Siiiifoul I'll* I tHitly Kli«r UIh \V 11.1,1 V\| ai LA MIIKIIT if alive. I*ml lilt* ijn kiiMMh %|o>11nt' If in all rl*’ l. ii ml Ii il»’H<1, tiki unktiMH ii hi'lr*. •L'lvltr-.*** hMUit»■*"• s-r gf-Jili.fi’I4* nf F.*l ii W iI ‘i " v , v -set we » REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HANSBROUGH (FLORIDA) — .A i r . s . f 5 - AAHON LSI IA V. RKF. 10. 1:30 I'. M. 11. S. Hxvy, I choice income' property, 1 ** mile N. of T itu sville; home, ftnlt novelty, filling sti.lton, '.'-bldy. ( filln ish e d l: Wo; Young k llnmiltnn owners.* T i i r r i s o w . ni-:c. it , i:.m p. m . AVooiJInwn Auto t'oiitl, 1f» rriitnl milts f furnished), 1'ntk fitint ly , II. S. Ilw ys. 17-1*2, I mil)' V. Ilninm ( ily : home, cafe, fully equipped, gas station, Cruller spnee; tfia; fine simile. fishing, valuable property, money-maker; A. S. Ifenslcv owner. Fit III \Y , l i f t . 12. 1:3# I*. Al. •1.1 'V. HuRmd Ave.. Lake Wale*, Polk County, lllue ful»ina to rental u n it., owner living ipu.itcr* (furnished), good imnnie, 200ft. corner, ideal It cation; Mrs. M. S. Itlue owner. MONDAY. DEC. 13, 7:30 P. M. Allnmliite Inn, IT, S. Ilw y I, opposite Allnmlale Pnstofflrc, P. Daytona tleach; If-atory bltlg., restaurant, liar, dining ktlcnen, duncing. 10 rooms u p 'ln lrs (equlpped-fm nishedl, buildings, gns. trail w spnee; large corner; good liusiness; (ill! nwnrt. i, nit, innin, other ||. K. TUESDAY, DM-. It). 1:3» P. AL Lyo n s’ Sinokeil Sea rood* and Smoked Shrimp plant, unusual fine i ticnine operating biMlnesa property, mncluiirry, einiipment, "turk, good-will, furnished home, 4-RIdgs,, Dock, at Snhn'tiiin <>n U. S. Ilw y. I and Indian lllv e r; Sirs. Henry P. Lyons owner. Quick possession all nropeilies;.sates on premises regardless nf weather or price; terms W ' r it sale. W rite for inscriptive folders. J A N U A R Y A I T T I U N S -■ We are now booking our sales for January nml would be r Lk I to sell for you. If you wish to sell contact us at onre and sell while properly Is hi k h and buyers with money are In Florida. Interviews and Inspection without ob­ ligation. The llnnxbrongh Way Is thr Safe Way, the Sure Way, the Quirk W ay, the Fa ir Way to Huy and Sell. HANSB0R0LIGH National Realty A Auction I V O ltl.A N D O Ph. 1-7711 ".Sui’4cssflil Selling Since 11*11" Qualified, llonded. Licensed over -'Ml States Metcalf llld *. 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Sentieel i*r '( all H all" Phone 173.H III allev SLIhani I soil C ars .dl Ralph lanilu l\ve:tlm{ St a 1.1th ami Paik \yes Pay lli;3 .1 TOTAL 1*11It*K or) Vers nne 1 * rooii) hum* W.- ),.iv i h (or used 1 1! ■.' \cn, if ,,■ W M V .S ■-hath 3' yml o «e on Hu m miles (rum < lock n a "paved Pinstlc. Alnm.mim * mi v Free I lllle A Reel F s r il F a rs diet Fsi I males I’hone 1,1*1 ‘ road Terms Second ami Sanford ti p m for append nieiil <C7>. f"'*' Haymond M Hall 11* 1 1 1 . \lt is worth more money llrnker for all ----- v \ I leenseii .......... 1 llrnker vor here We need clean W7 !H ‘ |f| CsBL*> kinds of real c slate FAN ’V* 31 .32 modi Is 11 .rley Wads ,v, *••-•/ HifS’ s Park tlpstnirs SI-711 wiiith. tiol North Orange, "rlan I’l nil- iltin \nvthi,'.: do I’hone HV*7 u n ii \ \it m i i s i nit s \ t F —3 t lassitn -I P(_ H ( l \ |s Ms) lc.lt x —PI Ail M A R IN E h a ld w .tn I'tyw mid. 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Fit ('IT FAKES is Hi IP *1 II* W» i ‘itMi111 l!*1 *1.1 . \V il lU'Yl* lli»1 SANFORD SW IFT HVMI.1N nrances. Mist 17i>0 Myrtle Aiettue Ptnme AHEAD N VI It. •> 1■ i«l ml * f ill'A*', il VIil Im 11 W laird Phone ll.lt J. IWW W ,t lbs tl/U II 4* l, 11»** 11 *1*#'* 1IAt• ii ii ki!!»a**1 HERALD Im 1*- ♦1•*A sir h *J •’ «PS 11 IS1.Mill'll f 3 Ills . isi a| llsmi Fists Y< l.F s'ntsun etialu drive Ml - 111 A* II K .A.1 .1Mil Hobbs' llakery. 1'I ■ f I t I s) n il . F F H N A F K S Il !»• A AIs I I I .• «l 1\ i V \ii/i:i.t. if Ity Kreskv Roy s _‘ii" duulile spring link I’hnne lis,. FIlH R E N T -I .(III • .Mill h. 1 I)is h ’ 11ai ii elniit*)’ if 1 Walt, h'liHir and F ire p lo o St lie nt Im-\ i ll- l.o.iil cmiillliun Mmi *' s| Ii*«l •' .1. « •tl. Mfiklit*aaH M Ii. IIO tlliF S Plume .'list I • t irm ni«•«*** 3 *'. LA K A Apartments ill W lit ii - .1. A ■ 1 V VIM* II FAtllNETS Formica ion* r \ n| 1**3 W Isl St. Phone 17.3 o f * 1st •*• Is .. T t't Slreel Flume l!Nt It i til k .Ml'l h I » 4 illisl M I Y p iv s lip y r l K ’ I itn h KIlKI* I- • • WiMstwoiklnfi 31? Sanford Aic l i f t li t , s*11)1 *f Ii Mk 11* ■» •' l •i • il l Uli si condition Ion W Phone 3nu W ami 1 I <■! bOILAW AY A M I IIAIIV BI DS tlo.tsl i I m "♦ tsl. St tl I -91•> ifr 4liwr1**" I'll AVERSE Extension Rod' 28" *.i hi YV 1n Jav, week nr riiimth Tel 1 i:v. F \ I II V MONEY I till CIlltlSI MAS |f*K-ll ' 0's "1 I't I' If• » to irsti souk.ii ik i.I.i" mil Paint llld .till* 4 till III fit'.| I • SI. I * HATTERY, Generator oi Starlei Furnilure t ’enter, llii W First C’o 1* inhti, ii in. III mg your while elephants Io Hie | iSjJN“1T*S 11Service Fall .317, Syiain's Hat *'M I m ii m l 1" fh*1 lilt II* fill* r ih Miction Market Furniture lery Sen ire. Snntiud \vcuue I lilt 11si'll I *'‘1 I'M SllltKONF. to shale nnme I’hone VI.NETI AN M INDS r gai 1*« H I II If Iwink Knacks Tools anil What IW1 and 2nd Slreel Hr i111Itss'lt . . 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HE II M I* prm e it-, abilllv as an tw o u m d m fm n is lic d upst.ui Hume and (rflno PiMutcs limit • llu tout drs mi di'im I I ' l L N i n RE ap artm ent 117 W it Mill Si DANIELS r MUM I Wi iltKS Ibmclll Sold or l'i aded Slop by , I duo • I'h i.n e l i t 1171 ILilllii.nl \\ clou’ Eree I'roe Ercoi Telephone 1123 I'm m i m e i Vn ............ .. E M 'ltN IS IIE D V p .iilu n ii i In I Wcl.ika Hide , ItllttiT RlTlt.lt lei I Hi W l it sl Tn firt Thill Tir«* Jnh I him1 in i' \ t \ ' '* J rooms anil hath Plmne Itt.t with 1H.I3 .1 n t i tnirf S P R E A D E R SERVIl E I fine ind Purchase of Paste Wav Csec ( ’. Welsh Y S|>« Didnlulte and Eertili/e* Phono i Pets IJyesImk I'unliiy 7 at FF It NIKI I E l l GAItMiE ap.nl 171113 M David P Farpenli-i Si r,k.ii ,k Itl.i . 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KIND i niimi'.H Ac iisit I in iM IK T IM S T E Y E S EXAM INK I > (il.A S S E S i r r i E i i MH Hmilll Pa Iluet tn Asen tie 1*1i'yi ti* till I s.l 1111*11«IIt illrlil I'll.inr 11 i J I hi MI.VIKOUKAI’II I'UINTIN(« - - TYl'INd CRKDIT INVKSTKIATION.S MADK ANVWIIMUK IN UNITKD STATK.S OU I’OUKIUN ( OUNTUIKS CRKDIT lUIRKAl! OF SANFORD T E I.E I'IK IN K S ISO nm l IR71 IIvimiii Mil .Sanfunl \ t Iti it I n Natiiitial llmiK lluildinu Ity K TTA K E T T D o w - r ju a r SrAWO IHMKH/Y AK5 y COME IN WHO* EVE« YOU V \p i " 1. a ........ I ,k, i, , Ml t, id till ah 3 A ir f .n n h a m * n x n .1 . I: Ml 1, 11, M e el M l, IT I, 1 i 1 *ill Ai 1 1 IMM 1 « fill f f i'l 1* . t i t l e I , I, i , , , , |- 1 s p » i v:» At y 11ll ' I Hi 1 jsM \|« H ' 1 T 11 ' | (i I! A l l s I ’ ll, I in'i M * i: x a i 1 , . i i ,i(i ' M*»l A iti‘ l Ill |(l r I'l,. thr 1.. • v\ PI I 'MIIINI, IM i III P Mil s | IM I* I Hr.I .on d'h I .*• I". I I ....... I' ♦d 3.infold liny 1717? ii. n i'i'n im T N rrv NEAV HOUSE. Him k ctmrlt licllon I ii S .pi umf i i nsi l E stiilills h e il Very 2 hedriMims. I l o u r futnaie g u m ! l u i x p i r " L i v i n g i p i n r l r r * If lirerzeway. ear putt, two lutx ili'siri'd E ye e lli-id for inuii nm l $2,1)00 00 tlow n, balance like w i l e In o p e r a t e E o r ilrtn ili rent. w i d e Hex H A S , e n llrr n lil J. W. ILAl.L. nrntlnr Florida Stale Rank IlltliCE ARN iioiHio or more per mimlh "Pall Hall'* I'hone I73H addressing cnvrl ipex in spare lime al inline by hand nr type -------------FDR HALE l.nke Front lot wlllt writer Send $i (K* fur infonnallnu Ity YVnlt IHnnev smut bcaeli A m ngnillm ii view and In.slruetlims Sentl A Fit , on hoBiitlfu) vCrystal ry Hiii Lake For Dept Mt). Kuslmry Stallon. tins niipolntmfnt t all l.r>H<i U 112, Itnxlmry HI. Mass Money lim k guarantee $.foo. imhvn Itlg saving on two bedroom frame x k it t yi xi itv i/’i-'u ti house Ihnt ne.ds some repairs W M I.AI. S h R A K U MKxecllrnl Inentlnn sippiirtunily REST HOARDING CARE for el­ to make some money Yes Kir' derly I'rtvnlc room, gtaal new LVkMKl tlnw n Rnlnnre $.'IH83 it tied, IHelitlan; cur use. (Tall month IMi7 W ilnrrlmmi A CTumley Hi!) AV. First I'lH'iMt 7712 NEAV El.cis IRS surfaced tn per fet'llou. Oltl (ItMirs made like a t t r a c t iv e Ttyn Rettroom frame new Finishing, cleaning and house, (Tompletety rennvaletl waxing, also portable power plant Good neighborhood I'rice $ < 1 3 ( k i Serving Seminole County since Ck X T f W t r Down payment }L300 llalame 1(123 II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary monthly. O o Harrlmnn k Crumlev I. I, S ll.lr-I'lano Terhnlclnn. Plmne ni l-W. Route 1, Sanford. 109 Weal First I'hnne 732 Ily Mori Walker phutu- H31 s i r i son I I in Ayr %i ' AA r1Mil II IS * i i lo r n VI If A1 11 F Al| 11' MS I* Im II • It Mi l.t'li till If..’ t III 1 M t.M r « \ s ; ITU lot l M 12 m oti ti 1 a a i.d ii service 17 11 iltgh, <** leilo I III H it W eekly t i ,n p , d ad W itte IP It I f IV i >1. vI" t i i M III Phone I .71 M - if* P I AN, (N I l , .(w ifi V\ ,u Id /• t .m il list 111! tu Mi HI V 1*1III | t 1lieM| i llliltxp 1t Mill lit •M Afi.M ••III ti 1 Sem i |*I.*M»* It *VAM It,' 1 Id p „ . i . , l « Mil , 11,1 1 ■d l< p ll *>i*n Ml if Ilf i»(» t .it LX w ill . II 0,1 1 (1 S*i) ! ,. ,11ysiff D h I mMM'M 11t 1 IT " lib* \ Ml , o'. A, »• i h i ii 111ItlA I II F R I G I D M ill: n p pti.......... , .it* Itollll i ypii . Id, (»-, O l. 17. I 11*71 17 Hill M y el cululdtun L ie H i" I ’ l \N< is MM It I s I'l RsliN M x \b t ■ I nil M"t ii> v' I III 1 1 p e u Monday Mil III H in a tu to II. p ill PHI M L IV E L O T S M a xlail a-tilult ed s lr e e l t a ll H33 W rrc-r: -sal l i p i d I III o i l " Ii Ml M I 'll lilt s 173 mi ■•-tli*. 'im \yi line. Phone l.tHH W HE L0N K RANGER SI . ...nt dilo IMi DRAPER II S Slip, ove order Fall P»*H \1> t he fe l e I r u m Pie start le g u la r m clo.isi s sii k lies-. In- in lit o p iiiirtun ltles for o i l 0 0 CIO. Ill and folks y o u w i l l RCIHERT A. W ill JAMS. Realtor Itnvnimnl I iiiidiiitlsl. \ssoi lair I’lione IB73 Allanlli Rank lildj; In s la lL il.o u Id o E u r m lu n i c n io i GEM II \l I l»S III M llllt Eire I slim.ills Ml Hnikman ship ami Man uals loi.uaiileeil H* New u n d e r r i m s lr m lin n tw o i i i h i i ill those low pi n od in a o u irv hnrnrH D r iv e by nm l see th e m . F o u r 111 S lr e e l one blo ck west ol VCHt ICHP M c lln n v d lc A v e i ill us tor lie t a il* . W ill like w u r k l m : w ith K i l 'l u s l y e Lisina; plio iu ■o f 1<ii ii I p a y TO P / 'THUNPtl 11171.1' AAAMI D E re e 1123 I isi W Tu si I x p e r i e u i i'll l l r a k e a n d P r o n l E n d Man to cel u p a n d o p e r a le Eire stnn e llra k e Dept N n drill ii ste ady w o r k V a c a tio n F o o d p n v Im rig h t p a r ty Eirestnne Stores 111 E a s t 1st M EVI9S) and ir,PMi.no r . ftyTiFtH' ) I MINA TUOfiB eii- O U R PkAMtJ RAN J i .A s .5 .’ I *A)V*. I •it u 1 I t i i l i i l i x o i l 5 0 *i,?Ci A3*i IT S OUTOF @ A SJ- v CMM.yr n „ , nll , •-j 'lT J W t 'N G ' - 1 * * ' '.l ' , ’ WE HAD TU LAME*) I Ak. c! " ) Y. xjnv,.' H— O N 7MC L A N E V 'Z ', r r oi—I ’' *sf vmG 'W 6 ^ n l £ Wk’ ' ' ' ' TOAO”' I �r ' ? r ** Webb Jones Takes Option On Seminole Blues Ex-Scout I a Given 30 Days To Raise Money; Jones Will HANFORD IIBRACD Head Ohio Group Edenfield, J o r d a n , PageTIIK > Moaday, Dec. I, 1*42 By k k n t c u r t l a in Branan, For$ruson It wa* ax If the doctor adminis­ Are Found; Group G. Knight Takes tered a shot of life stimulating ad­ renalin# to a dvlnr 4 V. Altman S c o rih g ^ T ^ S c fT o r President John Callahan announ­ ced Saturday that Webb Jonaa hod Tri-Hi- Y Girls Locate Four Missing <fSchaal been given a 30-day option to buy tha lagging Seminole Blue*. Juat aa it appeared the deep­ ly indebted lllaea were about In liauldate or aell to Gainesville, leaving Hanford without a baseball team for neat year and u<w If an inveterate Blue bona ter d u r lug the paal aeaaon from Ohio, struck ai rav of hope through the gloomy darkness darkneaa with an offer off to baaeMay the rlub and aalvage aalvi ill In the Crierv City. N • g o t la tlona actually got un­ derway late In November whan John Krider and the H r m l n o l r B l u e dirrclora w e r e weighing the d * o' n u a a 1 from Jonea. The veteran of World War I mid for­ mer minor lea­ gue hurlrr aaid Wabb Jonea he could forward 4600 for the ;tt>day option guarantee, At the end of tJilet period he would fork uver the nerewur* >1.500 more to meet the reportmi sate prlre of 84.000. At flrat the direr lore were a little *keptWal of the Jonea offer, alnce the free lance “bird dog" erout had been on the warning Hat of the National Aaaorlaliun of llaaehail twice laal aummer. Prealdrnt George Trautman le­ aped the warning to dubs In the Florida International League t* wall aa the Florida State Lragtip, which Mated that Jonea wn* not a official scout and ahnuhl not be accorded free entrance to the baaeball gamea unleaa otburwlae desired. However, upon receipt of n $500 check, which cleared only Inat Saturday, the director* of the B|uea granted Jonaa a 30-day op­ tion to buy thu club, Thu option waa mad# retroactive In Nov. 26, when the check wo* received. It expire* on Dec. 11(1. Jonea told Callahan that he waa heading a group of Ohio businessmen who would put up the remaining 13,400 porchaae price on the club in Ihe allocated lime. The good natured Jonea, who panic!Inated Ip tha Herald's FBL Ali;8i______ _____ _______ •Star baaehall poll_last summer,. will assume direction of the club If and when the nurrhaae D ronaummated. Callahan stated. Jonea Inddentlv waa the acnul who recommended Ifal flreaton, aenaatlonat Negro hurlrr In Ihe T*I0R League Inat aeaaon. to the Oklahoma City Indiana after arc­ ing the fllngrr nltch airnlnat Han Antonio here laat snrlnv. Upon making the announce­ ment. Callahan staled, "It la up to the people of Hanford to co­ operate with Webb If hr buys the dub. When we assumed con­ trol of tha Blues In June uf laat year It wan a Question of keep­ ing tha team here and salvaging tha aeaaon. Wa did this and now we are preparing to turn Ihe club over t* a man who wants to keep baseball In Hanford." At a recent meeting In which tha directors of the dub agrrrd to aell to the highest bidder at the consent uf the ntook bolder*. Jay Walters, dub treasurer, reported that the tram bad 17.100 in debts with about 11,000 In aaaeta to offaat this. The club offlclala were minted lowest acceptable price they would taka for the franchise and team. With the 14,000 they will make lettlrm enta on outstanding bills and pay in full Mato and federal taxes. 1 > '« l|l Aa for Jonea, Ihe deal, If com­ pleted, will be a fulfillment of hla dream to operate Ihe team laat aummer. He waa Quoted than as earing, "If I had this club I would change a lot of things, would have a manager ....____ t________________ tax who w would cooeh Ihe young pisaybe more oera n and at there won ctleea during f c . 1 day to the team." Ha also aeaer asserted that ha could raise tha capital Its) necessary to buy tha elub a t th# he end of the aeaaon. One final harrier In the wav of the purchase may he the final ap­ proval of tha deal by Ihe FBI-. G rade School Cage P ractice I i Opened tkU % sic Four of the reported five miss­ ing Peter Bchaal football trophy winners haw been located by the girls of Trl-Hl-Y at Seminole High School during the pa*t five days, It was reported today by banquet program cbnirmun Mar­ garet Morrison. This Friday nisht Ihe Trl-HIV club of HUH will stage the 25th annual footbal banquet at the high Hchoo) Auditorium be­ ginning at 7:01) p. m. It will be Ihe occasion of Ihe silver anni­ versary awarding of Ihe Bchaal trophy for the most valuable player of the year. To commemorate the event thu Trt-lll-Y girls have betn making an effort to bring tuuetner all thu 21 winners at the bannuet. Dur­ ing their first week's efforts the MILS girls conturted Id of the win­ ners sending them Invitations to the grid dinner. However, five HIIH gridiron Immortals could nut be found. This week-end uhone calla and letters supplied the whereabouts of four of Ihe five. The four weret (Jullllan Jordon, Tocos. <ia„ 1933; Ll. Darrell Ferguson, Neew York, 19J8: Lofton Edenfield. Jacksonville, 1928-29; and Capt. William "l.evl" Branan. Savannah, (Is., 1911. The onlv missing winner I* Ver­ non Altman, winner In 1940. Mnrv Ann Wilke, president of the Trllll-V, sent out an urgent plea to­ day for the address of Altman. "We want to make this banquet the biggest end best ever staged," she declared. "We are making a sincere effort to bring together nil the winners of the Hchaal Trophv for the first time in nearly 20 years." Anyone knowing the where­ abouts of Altnisn l» urged to con­ tact the school Immediately, she added. A latter from Hchaal to the Herald explained that tine# the 1924 and 1927 loams were a* mong lh# poorent In tha history of the school. Poach lluah Whalrhel and Hchaal decided It would bs advisable to award tha moat valuable player at tha and of each roar with a trophy. In the first! two veara Lofton! Kdenflehl w o ni the coveted tro-[ nhv. Kdenfleld] an undar-| alxed little hus­ tler with the I same tvo# of I spirit and hustle [ that made the < fans and ulavera . respect tlnv H u s -_____ sell "Won" Mann Bussell Mann this year. Hchaal. former Hanford Her­ ald sports editor, vowed at Ihe first awarding uf his famous trophy (hat so long aa he lived, he would present this award tu Ihe must valuable ulaver each rear. Thus the preeeatellan has been siren each year for Ihe p u t 23 seasons. It waa a highly prised goal for Ihe players trom the very b eg in s ing. Both Whelchel and Bchaal saw the Immediate reeponse It had ' y the Increasing large number of players turning out lor the tram each succeeding year. It has now become an institu­ tion at HUH. Players mention­ ed for this year's trophv have been. Joe Pickens, Terry Cordell, Mann, Junior Motta, Hum Hannum. Bubba Ulabee and Calvin Wright. A committee of eeven to 11 fans Is selected especially fo r Uia task of Judging players by Bchaal a t the beginning of each aaason. Tills year nine Judges were chosen ami Bchaal reports he hai received the selections of aaven of nine Judges. In addition to the Hchaal tro­ phy three other gridiron awards will be made. Jim Rob­ son's Mono W ean will a m ami e n t na beautiful white hull athletl Ihtotlc sweater In the moat valluable player on ... th# .... Junior _____ Vi ___ aralty tea as, Laat Year, R a a H annan wen the first anneal presenta­ tion ol this sweeter, W ith it goee the label, "Mont PremiaIng athlete* In the school. Xnder's JeweUf sta rt will again present a cup or trophv to the Crooms Panthers Ry T. V. DAVIH Crooms Fullback Arthur "Gee" Knight became the Panthers' lead Ing scorer by overtaking Capt. Oscar Williams' nlnr-polnt lead in the Halites City game laat week .Scoring two touchdowns while Williams was being held scoreless against Oakland last week, Knight forged Inlo the Crooms leadership by a three point margin with 27 total points, Williams ranks second with 24 while Earnest Thorne stands third with IS points. Eddie EB­ ay and Gordon Fort have each been on the receiving end of touchdown aerials with Grady Edge and Joe Baker accounting for one e itra point eneb. The Panthers now have on even slato of four gamee won and as many defeats with still one con­ test remaining, n makeup for the poMponrd dash with Cocoa In the Indian River village. T hat make­ up game will bo played this Thursday night In Cocoa. Both Knight and Williams are deadlocked for the moat TD'a with four apiece, but Knight hao the edge having tallied on threo conversions while Wllllamn hasn't made an BP. Thome, who ranka third In scoring, was moved from the "use* terhark slot to the halfback |i.-allion In the Oakland game played In Haines Cily last week. This msde room for s superior signal calling player by the name of Oliver "Two-Pound" .Smith. Coach C. II. Franklin’s chargee, having a seven-game winning skvln on the line from Ihe 1931 season, won the first three contests this fall to exttnd that victory streak to 19 straight before llunoerford pushed the nuif In on the Panthers. Thereafter, Crooms proceeded to rack up an ignominious fourgame losing skid that saw them lose lo Elisti* twice, Leesburg and, of course, llungerford. CROOMH ItKCOIIDH .Scoring Player TD BP TP G. Knight 3 27 4 Oicar Williams 4 0 24 Earnest Thorno 2 1 13 Eddie EBay 0 A 1 Gordon Fort a 0 I Gradv Edge 0 1 I Joe Baker 0 1 I Team Itecordn W. L. Prt. TP GROOMS i 4 .600 7B Opponents 4 4 .800 73 Crooms Academy Oppwdtloo A New Hmyrna 0 I t Del^mi 13 19 Florence Villa 0 0 llungerford 13 O Rustle 2 14 Leesburg 19 0 Euxtls 20 26 Haines City A Rowling Standings MIXED LEAGUE No. No. No. No. No. No. I A 4 6 3 2 W, BA 83 18 Ifl 18 IQ CITY l-EAOUR Htlne Machine Ace Glass Htanlev-Rogera Post Office Celery City Fla. Power A Light r fit win WU proyear," ha be Iran 17 18 20 21 23 I18 17 19 20 28 27 The high flying No. L team In tha Mixed Bowling League con­ tinued right alohg unabated to­ ward the loop title last Monday night by stopping the cellar­ dwelling No. 2'* In two game* of three played. Morris HJuhloni'* 42!l series spearheaded the victory with Martone rolling a 394 three-game set for the losers. The pln-bu«1lng No. A's rack­ ed up two more wins in three sets against No. 3. Ellen Betts was the big pln->etler for N«. R with a 457 »••'*». D«i Powell cliimmed In wiih s 194 game, high for Ihe league last Morula* nipht. Frank ychaulteet I'ropried 447 pins In Ihe series for the losers. Bedenbaugb's 4(15 three, el total paved the way for No. 4 team'* 2-1 triumph over Ihe No. :1V George Pexolil, veteran City Leaguer, scored *he bli-h se-le* for the losers ami ihe league w lit a 500 total. Tho Mixed League resumes play tonight at the Hanford Bowling Alley* at 7dill p.m, No. C (2-1) Players 1 2 3 Tul a I Barrios 142 128 122 39:1 Powell 194 132 121 447 Yates 120 117 131 377 Bette 148 147 102 457 Total 811 S24 818 1473 Player* Norton Tuohey Long Kchauttect Total No* 5 (1-2) 1 2 112 115 130 136 131 1«U 143 1(13 514 573 Players 11. Hayes P. Hayes Doherty lledenbaugh Total No. 1 (2-1) 2 1 129 113 10(1 120 134 127 164 132 333 192 Players M. Pesold Ash LI. Pesold No. 3 (1-2) 2 1 1(13 ho 130 129 1(16 160 140 11D 343 193 Blernat Total Players Lake Mary Grid T e s s a W in s -F s s r And Loses One Martin Brown Leads Scorers With 41; Wiederhold N e x t LAKE MARY (Special)—After finUhlng the first season of touch Inotball, the Luke Mary school team ended the season with four win* and only one defeat. The Lake Mary grlddcrs crushed Lake Monroe twice, the Hanford Gram­ mar School once, while splitting two-game series with the Hanfo Junior High School. After shutting out Lake Mon roe and the Hanford Grammar Sr lion], Jjiko Mary dropped Us on­ lv game 32-7 to the Hunford Jun­ ior High Hchuol. However, the little elgbt-man Lake Mary team bounced bark with full vengeance by lambasting the Hanford Junior High by a lli-(> score to end the *ra«nn two weeks ngo. Msrtln Drown was the leading scorer with II points closely followed by Chucky Wiederhold with ID. The l.ake .Mary tram was coached by Its principal, I’ruf. II. It. Ilickenbarh. John IJodson and Archie DeLaughter shared the quarterback post throughout the season. Other squail members were Bobby Wledcrbold, Arthur Ailing, Charlss 3 Total llrldgeman, Jack Coppenger, Dan 113 340 PeLaughtcr, Billy Thompson, and 137 402 Billy Dobbins. 123 414 LAKE MARY RECORDS 141 447 Leading Hrnrrra SI4 1603 TP Player* 4) Martin Brown 40 3 Tntxl Chucky Wiederhold Team Records 147 3H9 W. L. Prt. TP RO 306 I l .800 121 117 37H LAKE MARY :u I 4 .200 109 406 Opponent* Oppoaltlon l.ak “Mary 433 I47H Lake 33 Lake M on roe 0 18 Hon. Grade School 0 7 Hanford Jr. High 32 3 Total 44 lutke Monroe 2 129 317 19 Hanford Jr. High 0 160 426 1H9 6116 126 390 409 1437 Mrs. Carraway Wins Women’s Link Meet No. 1 (2-1) 3 Total I 3 154 135 I2A 416 Mrs. Andrew Carraway won the Robinson 89 137 140 372 Golf Association weekly 132 I6A 122 410 Women's Roily tournament by carding the beat 151 123 166 420 score In 18 of the 18 holes last Hloblom Total 628 331 319 1824 Wednesday afternoon at the Semi­ nole Country Club. No. 2 (1-2) Mr*. Carraway'* effort gave her 3 Total Players 1 2 the title In the A Gill 133 111 111 386 f l i g h t whi l e Msrtone 127 164 113 394 Maude W i l s o n captured Ihe hon­ 89 169 91 349 Bowen ors In (ho 11 brac­ 108 113 104 326 llssery ket. Mrs. A. 0 Tola I 137 517 419 1423 Marsh captured the C division 7tb Graders Defeat w 1 n and Mrs. John Her wax the Grammar All-Stairs victor among the __ _ D group. 7TH GRADERS 14 HPORT8 ... Carraway At least a dozen The Seventh Grad* sectlun of the Hanford Junior High Hrhool women from the golf association defeated the Grammar School boys will represent Seminole Country In an elght-mnn touch football Club at tho Central Florida Intergame last Thursday afternoon by City golf tourney to be held tomor­ a score of IB-0. The paerinv com­ row nl the Eleanor Country Club bination of hustling Bill English In Ormond Beach, It was announced Mrs. Howard McGough, nnd lanky Keith Abney wai too today by director ol the Women’s much for the Grammar School All- uhllclty Association. Stare. Conch B. C. Steele employed a two-platoon system for the Gram­ mar School team, using 80 boya In all. Burnett VJ-81 NAVY I.RAC .HAGUE W. ILG. Lake Monroe Stops 747 Hellcats 805 JKH Grade School, 18-0 Bearcats 788 Tlgercata 732 I-aka Monroe's eight-man touch 03A football team defeated thn Han­ Bobcats 818 ford Grammar School All-Stars, Panthers 18-n, hare Friday morning. Two timely peas Interceptions D aytona’s K ress To by Lake Monroe's Leonard LeCoach In Cleveland pore, defensive bach, were con­ verted Into leeehdawna at Ihe PHOENIX, Aria, m — The expense of the locate. Sanford Coach and Principal, v,i*T tiaiw j in n ia n i lo u sy a Cleveland Indiana today signed Rflph Red Kress, formsr ler star B. C. Steel# used hla usual twoplatoon system employing a total American League InfUldsr, of 81 players la the game. flrat hasa foaeh succeeding Jake J Donald Carter waa the captain | Viewers whoi < waa rimBsr iaward for the "BestBioeka t tha of the Sanford offensive team and Harrison Smith captained Ihe de er.' land of the IMS fenslve unit, LaPradd Becomes George Pezold Is Second Gatftr JL o^Jijp'T Fast Pace Win All-American In Mixed League By F. T. MACFEELY JACKSONVILLE Lfu-CharU* La Pradd la the second University of Florida football player ever to make the All-America team and the first In a quarter of a century Dale Vinsickle, an end In 1928 waa the only one until the Assoc) ■ted Press team of 1942, announced today, named LaPradd at defen slve tackle. LaPradd fits the All-America mold. "He has size, speed, Intelligence and every coach compliments him highly," says Florida Coach Bob Woodruff. "Charlie la not onlv hard to block and a crest tackle but be la also known for hla clean play and aportamanihlp. "He » our team captain and he possesses leadership quelitlea In addition to all the others I've men­ tioned." LaPrsdd's leadership was a kev factor In the record of this 1932 Gator team. It is the first winning team at Florida since 1034 and the first bowl team In the school's existence. Lighter than most tackles at 213 pounds, LaPradd Is that much more agBe and mobile. He is a sure tackier and makes many a stop far from bis normal territory. 'T m not fast, but I bsve learned how to use my hands and body," Is the way he put It. These three seasons since L a­ Pradd has been playing and Wood­ ruff coaching at tforida, tha de­ fensive platoon has earned fully as many plaudits as the offense. It has made several goal line stands and held many a vaunted runner to measly yardage. LaPradd is retponxlble for a lot of that. lie was so highly reanected that by this season most Florida op­ ponents deliberately beamed their attacks lo the opposite side of the line. Georgia and Auburn particularly showed an aversion to LaPradd's territory. They scarcely took xten In nls direction, giving the big fellow a comparatively easy afternoon. It wasn't always that way for the quiet, sell-possessed lad who was on end at Katterilnux High Hrhool In St. Augustine but was converted to tackle at Florida. "As a freshman 1 thought of giving up football," he said re ccntlv. " I guess all frosh do at one time or another. The studies are hard and you get a lot of bumps playing ball. I remember that we Gator freshmen always scrimmaged against the varsity and I had to >nock heads with John Natyshak and Frank Demp sey. It was discouraging some­ times." LaPradd credits Herb Hoover. Florida defensive line coach, with helping him develop. "Hooser has the ability to bring out vour best," LaPradd said "He really makes you work* and put out." Wall, Florida haa iti winning season and In addition LaPradd waa nam td to tpe Associated Pi ess AllSoulhesilem Conference, AllSouth (SEC, Southern Conference and Inde; ependenta) and All-America teams. Cloyee Bog, end for the Detroit Lion* In the NFL, caught four touchdown passes against Baltl more In 1980 to establish tha Lions' record for moat acorsa In •Ingle game. Apparently unable to overhaul his brother In tho City League, George Pesold Is making • deter­ mined effort to rnpturc the Mixed Bowling League pin title. For the second straight week, i’rxold ii leading the Mixed circuit with a lofty 168 average. Ellen B etta,: h j , top woman l» w l- R ^ * er In the loop, stands second with a 154 averwhile Morris fljo'b oblom with a percentage 182 ranks third. "Hank" Hankinson is the fourth A $ » high bowler with , r* a 181 figure for Ellen fietta only six games. HJoblntn'x two-year record game of 233 still remulni tuns In the league thl* season and his total of 5025 pins Is the lending figure. MIXED LEAGUE G. Pins Avg. ILG. 0 998 Kill 190 G. Pexold 30 4000 164 200 Belt* 33 6026 162 233 HJob!uni (i 907 161 179 Hanklnxun Hohaulteel 3 447 149 10-1 24 3502 148 190 Yates 30 4.',97 147 194 Powell 21 3082 147 172 Markin 9 1284 143 176 Reed 24 3395 141 189 Bully B. Hayes 12 1074 140 193 3 410 139 168 Turner Von .Hcrbulls 24 3254 130 107 3 405 135 104 Bedenbaugh Burnett 30 4010 134 170 10 1359 134 160 bang Tuohey 3 402 134 137 Barrlox 12 IOOO 133 167 Robinson 33 4313 131 180 Tracy 21 2695 128 101 24 3037 127 100 Ash Martono 24 3041 127 103 Blernat 12 1618 127 150 3 379 126 153 B. McCollum Doherty 9 1127 126 n o U n ery 30 3092 123 173 Walker 3 304 121 203 M. Pcxuld 33 3948 120 101 Norton 9 1060 117 167 Bayl 9 1047 n o 139 Fried 9 1040 116 131 Welnkofsky 9 1004 112 142 Gill 12 1334 111 140 & E Ex-Blues Eskew, Jones Ale' Sold To Panama City Lakeland Sella Out To St. P ete Whiltf F IL Cuts 2 Teams MIAMI (/P)—The Class B Flor­ ida Internationa) League will operate as a six-team circuit next season, Miami Herald Hporta Edi­ tor Jimmy Burns wrote today. Burns aald FIL director# will meet here Dec. 18 and drop Key West which took over tho F t. Lauderdale franchise last Juna.K* The Lakeland club folded and R. Vernon Eckert, owner of tho 8t. Petersburg Haints, swung a deal In Phoenix, where the major and minor leagues are meeting, to take over the Lakeland club. He bought 24 player*. Eckert s o l d three of his new players, Includ­ ing pitcher Bill Jones, Infleldg Paul Eskew and c a t c h e r Fred BalBntlne, to Panama City of th e AlabamaFlorida League. . - . The St. PetersPeel Kakew b u r B magnate said 10 of the 24 players already have been farmed lo other clubs. Raseball circles said tha Miami Beach team, owned by Paul Ru& probably will move Its franchise to Key West. This would leave the Greater Miami area with only one team. If that happens, the league will have six teams! Ht. Petersburg, Tampa, Miami. Weat Palm Beach. Havana and Kev West. Bowen Locko L. McCollum Asquith P. Itayes 24 2050 3 329 3 313 0 017 12 1133 110 109 110 133 104 103 iTO 94 120 Froshman- Stan (T s rtin ) Do* boss of East Chicajro, Ind., lsads the Florida BUte University foot­ ball team in total yards rushing. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Christmas Shoppers Paradise. . . TOYS: A largo selection of Toys for Hoys and Girls, all age groups. Also a nice selec­ tion of Playground Equip­ ment, WHEEL GOODS: Bicycles, Tricycles, Doll Car­ riages, Wagons and many other wheel good Item*. Watchthe Swing FISHING EQUIPM ENT: All popuar brands priced right! Hundreds of Itama from which to choose. S a v e about lBTt' oft Hhakespear* fishing taehla. m ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT: Hera you can save 81% on Footballs, Volleyball*, Base­ balls, Boxing gloves and all other athletic equipment. f f i a K K r a i s Joined Ed Molloy, Yale’s passing ace tho Cleveland or- and quarterback, haa accounted ganteatlen last for more aerial yardage In a sinre a r as manager Mh" of the Indians' f i v s M s : Deytene Beach, . . . . . . . _of tha ..th 8t. Gyle Fielder St. Louie Ftyera Huskey * lycra la the American A — uf Hu feW profeap r u tk s will atari League la one lanford Grammar ■ Im l hockey ala:.y e n to be bent Bteeta an- In the U. B. H a lcomes from Pol* tach, Idaho, J g .O J 27 22 20 18 I-. 7 10 18 No. I’s Maintain Mixed Loop Lead Witt 2-1 ‘ Victory Winners Grammar School boy# gad the Seventh Graders. _ Laat re a r Stacie Steele directed two K m s ra h * ® HUNTING EQUIPM ENT: - played k a h a him happy with ir Remington or Wlncheetae gu« this CVM m ae. Mius? idea) g ift Itama In hunttag equipment Arcade . M lxtd League B ut ONCE A Y ear! fv } ■>y• t o f o r d Bowling a s ■? ■■i.'.'.J, • 1 _____________ in-..,. m V- f * V ■ *" ’i'tYMZfhb'" i'.l'-SlH c1-ia !^PaM*(»«QaKta.i v-*■■■ ;• h.. JL Timi)... !: Ii.., I 1 , r . _______ h “ ta rn - W I r I tm m m m m m — — i imaesa.i- ' * * ' m m rntm �'1 V IT YOU D O IH four Sanford Herald, Cilf S ite £>anfarb W ftta lb Deli m i , b j 7:00 P. M- pleat# rail YELLOW CAR l l l l I'llK W K A T H K K F a tih cloudy extreme north and d e a r to partly cloudy elsewhere through Wednesday, continued mild. AN INOKPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER t VOLUME XUV E s ta b lis h e d t!»0H Vishmsky Sails Foi* Home Dissatisfied With Labors Of UN Hussiun Minister De­ parts \tyrthout Bid­ ding: Foifrnal GoodBye T<* Colleagues Dlnerant merchants oner" tine In the eltv allegedly without It-epse*1 the hid of Fred A. Pvson, Sanford contractor, "-i" accented Clifton Taylor Is of•-eneral f,-r a pew aerator, end the reonest a Coca Cola Com pare r e " " , In have i« ndver'|s|nir Taking Boot Hitch sentatlve sign painted on the City warehouse At Training Center [wn<Thedenied. action by the CemP'Isslon Commenting upon the eentim enu of hi* own end th a t of hie ratal' to haring eone In tho wife rctatiro service, Mr. Taylor saldt "I'm glad tM y are healthy enough to be ah|e to go. But, of course, we mlea them." 'III F L O R ID A TUESDAY relative to the ra*D<»r of th» sle»ed At-year-old debt was taken ■per lh« I)t"lo ne Beach attorney ,|»tlvered a le sslh v nratlnft In which he sought to offer the (’ itopportunity to reach n settlement or compromise with the group Without court actio". lie said he considered th" City Commissioners us men of integrity and high ideals who would d e a l" to havp "harmony and g""d w ll’ among the Colored people and No. 78 A hmoc Itit oil I’rrw i I.ennrd W ire D EC. !>, Troops Are Flown In To Casablanca Where Peace Is T hreatened Six Children Died ui i ifitT iAWi .-wiernuilk Goldsboro Suit For Back Salaries Stays In Court NEW YORK UB-Bovltt Foreign Mini*ter Andrei Vlihlntky tilled (or home today with the comment that the "Work of the (United Citv Commission Also National General Attembly ns un Considers F urther Instrument uf peace 1* not soilsfaelnry." Sewerage Problems Vlthlnsky tailed Without bidding formal Rood * Jtye to the United Decision us to whether the City Nations or even informing the U N. protocol section of his departure. owes former officials of the de­ The custom for high diplomats It funct town of Goldsboro mul heirs to give notice to the U. N. protocol of deceased ex.officials u sum of chief and a representative of Sec0 rets ry general Trygve Lie it on 111,7*11) in unpaid solari*\s, plus hand to tee (hat (hi departure Interest, win left Inst night hv the jtoes smoothly. But Vlthlnsky and City Commission to the Circuit ,le are not speaking these days Court. and protocol tent no one to the This urllon came ahoiit after Id ship. Vlthlnsky made the comment be­ of the vx-official* and descendants fore newsreel and television cam appeared nl the Commission meeteras as ho boarded the French Ing and. represented by a Daytona Liner Liberie lleach attorney, attempted to reach Ills remarks, translated by Alex­ u settlement oil the alleged indehtandre Soldatov, an aide, were: •'diiess. "You asked me lo say a few Legal action already has been words before my departure I do tukon by the group's attorney, that with pleasure. The holidays ll'iruce K. Hill, who has filed suit are coming and I will say u few I in Circuit Court fur the alleged old li-lit plus interest at the rate of words " Immediately turning to the UN. 8 percent for a period of It rears ro VUhinxky declared. rhe town of Goldsboro, a Negro "Actually the first thing f would settlement, was <!limi|»n| hv th. like to say li about the United Stale in IPtt. which circumstance Nalions, Although the work of the brought about the present delayed Assembly isn’t finished yet, It .irtlon. In nlL 'r proceedings at the shows that the General Assembly docs not fulfill its duty for pear* meetintWl he Cllv gave nnlhnrUaIts duty Is fighting far peace. The tinn fnr engineers lo pee pa re plans very fact that the Assembly adopt anl specifications foy the promise-*, ed a resolution which Is not pro extensive seweraec system, Iit-l,-ilmoling pence shows that its work lug n secondary trcalmrnt mid 'Rsas an Instrument nf {ware Is nnl nosal plant. Commissioner Hsudull I’has" gave a negative vide satisfactory." for the plant, statin- ll wes rot He apparently referred to IL N tiei-c»so»v for np’innUpg the health adoption of an Indian resolution nnd '''elfa-'' of the -ItDens, that It for ending the Korean war. would add r'"ixldernhlv to **■» Vlshlnsky tald that "unfortunate­ maintenance and operation ee*is of ly at present the organisation of the sewerage system and that it the United NaUees I; far from be­ wnuld Increase the Clt"’* indebted­ ing an ttatnim ant of peace." A l#n»thy «*is. But he declared, "the delegation ness considerably. was held concerning the of dMKlWMt Union haa done all euaalon protect. that flf w s lb lo to strengthen the aewerag" A's'n,’ Bert K Com, I''-* I sewtp./ prganiaatyB jpt 4he p . N. m an M irhlhe' ........... reps' lalrtnitu,. 0bleet"d tn Clifton I, Taylor, youngest son of Mr. and Mra. Rauf I. Taylor of this city, enlisted In the U. ft. Navv on Nov. 13. A mem her of the 1062 graduating class from the Semin­ ole High School, he la currently taking his hoot training a t the United S t a t e s Navul Training Center a t San Diego, Cal. All of the fivr sons of. Mr. am* Mrs, Taylor have at one time ot another b##n in the military ser­ vice, Mr. Tavlor1 said today. An Toyior other son, Seaman 2nd Claaa Vance Taylor, has been In the Navy since 10-411. He Is stationed now at San Francisco, Vance was aboard the U. 8. Aircraft Carrier Boxer when one of the Jet planes It was carrying exploded last Aug. II. The accident which occurred In the Pacific near Japan and Korea, resulted In tne death of nlna men and caused ex­ tensive damage and destruction to several moro jet aircraft and to the structure of the vessel Uself, It Is for the purpose of repsirIng the Boxer that she and her crew are now tn San Francisco harbor. Seaman Vance Taylor Is a sheet metal worker and la ac­ tively engaged In the rapalr of the giant (latton. He |g le expected to b« lent Gallon. tllscherged in April. In audition to the the five aoni, the Taylors, who onerate the Dreamwold Trailer Court of thta city, havs four daughters, making nlna children In all. They moved to Ban: ford to matte their home several g ra n ago from Rocky Mount, N. •ae ^^ SA N FO RD . Rioters Sharpen Their Knives And Menace White Populace On Heels Of Violence “ Talking” Horse [Federal Action Is Revelation To In Capital Cases Doubting Scribe Is Hit By Jurist After “Clint," Kepnrter S t i l l Scratchinir Head, ThinkiiiK (Editor's Note: the nutiunN curloxRv has hrru stunted bt I Jitv Wonder Hiclimoitd'* "talking" horse. I ullre credit the animal with giving them a Hue to the nut tin i whereabout* of » Massachusetts was held Indirect!) responsible for the deaths of si x Moults children. Th* eat. driven by John l.iput. 17, child (or whom they hail searched lamnged a gas lln« when It struck thr wall. A shell time later, escaping gn« mused uo explosion which for nearly Iwu years, vow a gn-at wrecked the h >u*e mul kill'll six children. Miudls anl Ills wife we-e tip to il in th> wnvkng,- but iiiaiiiiged number of persons ate seeking ad lo escape. Li put Is held un u technical murder dung I International Seiind|di«t"l vlre from l.aily. Iluid to bellese" associated Press reporter Caul Duke thought so loo, so he paid a slsll lo Lady's stall tor an "inter slew." Here's sshal he foiuul > S u n fo rd M u r i n e Solon Sees Free Society Facing Difficult Odds U.S. Air Depot In England Is Seen As Impregnable Churchmen In Denver Hear Comrressmun Paint Sad Picture Burtnmvnuil Is So lli^r ll Could Witlislaiul Noi'inal Alum P.omli DENVER it) - Hep. Walter Judd tll-Minn) told churchmen meeting here last nlghl that the odd' are against the survival of free so­ ciety With the general assembly of the National Connell nf Churches opening* tonight, representatives nf the hulk of American Protestantism thouldarmt the task of reapraising, and norhapx adjusting, telr two-year-old venture In Interchurch cooperation. Thay- formed an assorted nml rontrasllng srmv - of demunlnutional big wigs and small town descons, nf dark men and while, nf specialists, advisors, tnlssinnar les, plain church-goers ami women whn (each Sumlsv school si home There were Eoiscoiuillnn* and Lutherans In stiff clerical collars. Eastern orthodox prle«*s in (lowing robes, Baptists in red neckties men and women of many customs (i nRs.tHf s «•„ Fuur «|«| tlv 1*1111 II* C L A R K E n u ll TflN W llU D Eiiglsm l ,P Am erica's >trntt'gic military Mip ply frn li'r in Woxti'ro Euiopi' Iturlonuood A ir Depot —I* so big that un ordinary atom Iximh cotihln'l knock It out, and It’s get ting hlilgcr idi the lime Within It-i 27m ile perimetor • UurtmmiHKl stocks more than u j quarter of a inllliun different Hem* j-'VMiliig from canned bomber on R Tentative Plans Made For Lions Club Xmas Partv Tho annual Linns Club Christ­ mas psrtv will he held next Toeslit at the Aiateu l.iolge day evening In Casselberry, contingent on a necessary quorum, which will lie Florida State Bank polled by tho entertainment com­ Holds Directors’ Meet mittee during the week, it was de­ cided at the Cluh’e weekly meeting Directors of the Florida State In the Yacht Club today. Bank at Its regular annual meet­ The resultant decision grew out ing yesterday voted Its usual 3 of a motion Introduced hv Voile per cvnt scmt-annuul dividend, Williams Jr. and seconded liv Curl mkking It 10 per cent for the year, Williams to have the party at the and placed 910,000 in its surplus Asalea Lodge. The group considere doffers from the Hemlnole Coun­ fund. Club, Longwood Hotel and the The bank has completed a very try possibility of staging the successful year, E. G. Kilpatrick, alternate party In the Yacht Club Jr., prcsldont, said today and Later this week the entertain­ pointed out that all employees ment committee, headed by Henry nave been given an extra month's Witte Jr., will send out cards poll­ salary In addition to 10 per cent ing the membership to determine of their yearly pay. whether n sufficient number can In the evening a barbecue was attend in order to make it worth­ given for the directors, officers while. and employees on the grounds of Finsl announcement will lm made In the Sanford Herald next the Hanford Auction Market. Monday, King Lion Ed McCall stutad. If the party is approved, N SOCIETY Bogor Early, educational direc­ members will bring Christmas tor of the Florida Audubon Socie­ toya, according to the regular cuety, will bo th* sposker , at the' tom, for the orphan children’s monthly maatlng of tha Bemlnolo horns In Enterprise. County Audubon Society on Mon Linn Jack Morrison was appoint­ day evening. "He will give vou a ed chairman of the Lions' annual batter acquaintance with Florida football trophy committee which wildlife with 'chalk-talk' Illustra­ will make Ila award to the "Brat tions'," according to Georgo Hwar­ Blocker" on tho St-mlnolo High ts of tho local group. School gridiron team nest Friday Tha public is Invited to attend night a t tha Trl-HI-Y banquet In tha maatlng at 7i30 p. m. at tho the flHR auditorium. Garden Center on East First Mr. Morriion'a committee, conStraet. slating of Mr. Witt* and Mr'. Wll Hams, received a list of eligible VETERAN8 AH8IHTANCE player* from, the high school Veteran* of this area who need coach** laat night, assistance In obtaining benefit* will make It* under tha G! Rill mav receive Lion MeCall guidance from Tom B. Deen, A>- preaantatlon ... ilatant State Service Officer, A weak from ________ ____ . . . Mr. Deen haa been Invited tn th# Llona Club will asaumo the of ringing the bells for the this area by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, County Hervlc* Officer, »a ____jUon Army's Chrlstmss fund • special consultant and may be at tha contalnera on the downtown contacted as follows) atraata. Lion W. 0 . Livingston is Dec t t a t S-80 a. m. Sanford a t chairman of this collection drive and reported that he had designat­ tha office Of Senator Boyle, ed the assignments for each memarm*a 4* BT S MEET tha Don Dlllman, Ocala, ranraaenta40 at S soch-ty Its tiva at tha Florida Council for the American Legion will hold Blind In Daytona Beach, wa* th* monthly promigade and auooor toI n lth t at tha Legion Jin*, °"I* YWtor. He expressed hla .‘’W '.ft)* today by J . R. '‘heartfelt" thank* to the club for th*lr "gracloue" monitory gift (Jar*. et»en promenade whan hie booaa homed down Legion marnfabars ‘ J . Sh g a y ^ re e n wjj| ba In___ on Jan. 8, It t v Mr. MfGaU. J r : <u to crsUut e.g* T Sgt. John lieckstrom liihuvel. United States Murine Corps, in his m-ventii year of what he says will In- a military «-ur,-i-i. is -la tinned in Knreu. Iloin and rnised ill Knnford, he enlen-d mllltins service III 11)tTi mid to iso.I f,o n time In Chllln in tin uiiainfl de taelunent. Upon his ri-tinn. in- is:i. itutloned in Jiicksiuivilli In luls. he married hi* lla llin io io fim. and she nnd their Infant dmighler re now In Jncktnnville, nwailing his return from Korea. Tin- >ei genni's brother, Lennnrd, leceollv returned from Korea. John foiuiet ly ssii- a delivery hnv foi l ie Sun ford Herald, - ... >.• [ Tnl* vost ar>rnul nf Western d>' 'fetive. known officiullv u» the U S Air Force Mltti Air bi-put. is title of Unrle Sum 's biggest insurance policies It's also one ot his loggcst gamliles Here in this Anicrh-Jiii “ cltv" itthe hc.iii nf Knglitml’s iinhislrinl Midlands .iic enough war stores and rcp iii lui dltu-s to keep West ern fio .es (iglilmg (or sevetal weeks while Atlantic supply lines a r *1 l"siii« ." I’-uilxetl lly I'AI'I. lit k i : llll IIMi IND V.i p So »mi re skeiitual a hunt Lady Womler ll ielllliond' tneieililil,talking" Imrsi So was this rep o rter when he werd out to "In te rv ie w " her A horse Dial can pn-iliet t hi­ b ilu te and reel nit l u , l - like a ' '"Id priHligy? Just a lot of i,,mg I thought lint a fter a hall ...... . etiut" will' I.ady I enine away fnmi her tCiintlnurd Do Page s |, i First Annual Police Ball Will Be Held On Saturday Nite CASAIILANi'A. Morocco '.ft — Troop reinforcement* were flnwn [mlay into Casa Id alien, where MoInvoking Of Hal mas roeenn rioter* shur(vened their and eontimied to m,’naca Corpus Making It knives white residents hi'ilnii large scale evacua­ Tou^h ’I’** Convict tion1’ollee of French and oilier Europeans (mm native populated area* alter Us JAMES I.. THOM VSSON nationalist-led rioting, which broke SEA ISLAND, tin l* Stale out Sunday, reached nearly revo­ attorneys gem-ial lodav studied the lutionary proportions yesterday An lm.n ..(,sing lMl{ ,Use |M, of lederal tudo-as uneasy calm prevailed as evacuees corpus uelion which icporli lls lias were moved to safer residential virtually luiltcd i-M-eutiPiis in at quarter* of this North African least two stales mrtropoil* "W e lust c a n ’t get anvtiody eve French official figures scaled euteil for horriitlc c r im e s ." a«sis down previous police reports of taut Attorney C r- u e r a 1 ll.dtdi casualties The French said five Mnndv nf North t'amlin.i told III! Europeans and 2.) Moroccan rioter* '-"iivenlnni of the Nalumal Assoeta Were killed 111 the last three slay a Inm of Attorneys tii-ueral m a and about 30 persons were wound­ panel diseussm n el II)'' piidilcoi ed The Moroccan j u t s * said 40 Likewise \ltornev Deiu-r.il It.it* Moroccans and eight Europeans ert F WoiHlsiile of IVntp.iU.pun were killed and 12 Europeans were said "it is piaetieallv nopossihli- utiurrd The police estimate had tn e a rr v out .1 deatli si-tdenee ill been .VI killed and 74 wounded I'eniis) I) ania " French Foreign Legionnaires lt"lli molt -.tnl tlte e m u me m a c were flown in from Agadir, fronlice is to petition (eiteial district fier city in southwest Morocco. courts (nr writs nl habeas corpus Some 2no Legionnaires arrived in tn del. iv executions llotli men trucks In strengthen police and agreed it is a itifIts-trlt pro) lem Irimp forees patrolling trouble In solve wttlimit infringing on fun areas Dress report* said 3(i0 a r­ dninental rights rests li.nl been made llain-as corpus was described hv !'he disorder* broke out in symthe mrtsls as an instrument to luilhv with Tunisian workers whose pruteel perstunil rights guar leader. Partial Hochiul, was mianleed 11v llu- ( ‘iiosiii 111 mu, under ehlnegnnned am! beaten In death which a person can 1 hullenge the List week leg.ilitr of lus eonvii linn nr 1in Nat tonal 1st newspapers called for pi isiiiunent a ileinonstrution ami police fuund Wmalslile said in the haheux copies of hand bills demanding cm pus petit mils tiled in federal the murder of "traitors" who failed court the judge anil tor> ami at to respond to the Moroccan Inde­ tonieys involved in the magma! pendence movement trial can he brought titles court The hilling occurred a* the Inde­ lor the Inuring pendence demands of France's "Actually. It is a riiotler nf trv North African protectorates are be­ ing the Jury." h« said, "and the ing debated in the United Nations, people nil trial a r . Ilia who con-, 1 Tpe C n 1 a h 1 n n e a labor liilon (liirted the trial " promptly sent n cable To the IT N. Then, he eonlinueil If'the U S asking its quick intervention here, Supreme Court upholds a inirvte Europeans were barred from tloo lo reviewing one of these pe entering the trouble tones of the titlons tlii'ti- is onIfiiug to prevent eltv the defendant fimn imoiedi.it'-li Meanwhile, in Tunis, the other filing anotliei m slime other federal trouble spot of French North Af­ dlstiiet eimrl rica Hie French aiilhoriliex lifted Moodv said lip si.,!,• has adopted the to p m to it a m curfew alt Rhinos law known as a ' p..,| I'st.ildishcil on Dee 3 when cornu lorn cwrtt proi edlll'i- ' II" Hat bed's death was aiutoiinced *he first 'inminl I'ldiei-mrio's Dull, under tin- allspices tif the M ufnrd' fhmee M*|II.Viili-nl Ass.) elation will I"* i.ri'iM •)«, .* s'r,tm •I" nlvhl nt tl". Mirvfrth Inn FitHill* flout thi h'ltl tt ill IfM to '■ar.l1 ♦tin |»*ir»»*»ai* l*f t |i*- fIRMMt'Ul tom, uhi'*h i’* tn . *•*#»!»* nfi'1 rn.'iiii '.mi i» fm»)| fi »r tIn* m inthsf* ,,f tills "i NHfli f|t*l Mil i»i l i f t nr i||<i 1i dm ii ii•f tn fn1••flit •li" HIV lii illt t t tt III. i» I’l.fi'-i»n Ih" i|f |h* • f th.r i fv nniTHttMii.' Ills'll! said it lia not 1.... . |,--|.-,| |,oi in-' ■ It rt-- l-i •• .'oo-rg ''toil. that tie and his neiinle a re hom-fnl * hi**f link illltiit's tfiiiInv s*w i »i Rial 0 will elitoliiiit's sonic of the I.hr..-.I Hi,. "ntp.ise l>v sneing pm ItortonuciHl oliviously would he a gioonds for elialleoging convictions prime target tor enemy attack, hut c"»-d, are lo t„- used fm the liene via the liali.-as carpus nolle the Am erican Air Force I* gam fit nf polieetoen and t*»«s|r wives, Attorne) Gem-rut Harold It Fat tiling that Rritisli Am erican air de and in -nun- cases, their fundin'* /'•I ot Kansas (ias lie'll prom un-nth fciiM-s are powerful enough to slop to ''Sample i.f the use to winch mentioned as the next president enemy bomber* before they could • he fund eiiul'* tie put would he an of tin- a s so, 1u t It in reach ti etneri'imi v wlneii coiihl arise m it umilil lake direct Inis hv two the financial c m l i tInn nf a |ade-,It .intituled llu Page Si x ) ttmn thim igli the Iiceessllv nf a H a lit* M i i r v K o r i n s serious npi-ratinii, In- extdained, S h u t r i u l m a r c l C' I n I t Ratney Ruxtnu's oreheslrn will plnv fnj th" darn i* which will inStiufflidi .,,1,1 . ntliiisiast-, assent enndueted frnm tt tin pm . until S lm ffli1 On is. rn Tickets i ns t ft fit) each lil'il nt tin I nk. ' M il r v '-‘ iim! t 'mi 1 Mn i'll*V I'Velillii- nt ,i and mav in- purchased item an\ mi'-liinr, 1 ll",I I'V I*. D And-. pnllccman, son, i- lu iiim .i.i .,f the rci-iew th iii I'alriilniati Joe Hlcksoo is prrsi- t h lllllllit l.'i ,.f til,. Luke M ,||\ A new "-iimifin'tiirlng tm -ini-s .lent nf tin- i<',si>clfitlon, I'atrolman f'h n n d ' 1 i.f 1 'n iiin ie re e . T h e m ure p.-r«..ns im n im t n '.- io u / . ' dcnliitg with gin l. H tr e i nn -tiinds, S II Hnctice li vice-president and th an tin S ip iffl'-lM .'ird Is spi miting op in l-'nnf'ii<1 under Mrs Estelle -Icititiugs, I'nlice f)i*- 1hem >Iv 1 ■ a* the - O p e l v i s i o n Ilf Tim * ruwfnld, partonut secritH iy ami desk offi t’lnl- ..ml clei-i'-d ns elmlrnutn Mi er, ..........itrv tieasitrer. A n d erso n , nnd ns i i '<nI s I " | | I ,-lm ir ■nvi-iitm nml sitlesmnn, olid Alex otnii and o en tat v. Wither 1 Hlnitli. m iinnfintiiri't, Forrest Riper and it* tleimori-i (ieutge It llre'-ki-oridu'-. umioune'-il today. I’liHersnll Mr t'niw fnid, snlesiiinn for It'g e l.ili..|ii ceverilli' (lie npernDie U.-niinol'' t'niritv Motors, Mr. lioo nf llu> i-nult* -in,I sooill fee. lit er k"lir*dge sold, hit iltioo the were ngree.l on The . len t* li-sv Idea of tin- in.-tnl stnnil while fig ­ Tlinmus Ditulk, ,-i<■vi iir-nld first iiei-n re.-'-nllv lei-mililii.n.-d nml it uring "ill ll way I" keep dogs from grndi* Hlmlent at the Snuthsid" I- the Id.-it i.f D'n .-moo t,< make llu* tin- |Ui“tline nv.llnl.il- t-i ,-M.,vone Upsetting his g i l t bilge ellII. a prob­ Drininrv Helnnd, died earlv lem which tins I.... .. vevlog num­ lluiMliny nt the tlrnilge Memnrlul in Die 11.mu.unitv, nl nil times erous other lo-'iil le-idi-uls. I'lie Hnspilul in Otlnlldn ns It result nf The ('biii'-Pi’i nl' t ’ooimeiee ii gal IniiM- eiilleelUni -dt mil tun also 11 Hire Idnoil infi-i-tiiili, Meenrding to H|innsni ing- tin- ern.Ill hut oth-r bis dm tni here. con* (United to ids I III liking. i si- i»ns in , o 'l ts illrtin ri over it* The exact eiilise nf the ymiup Iw He const meted it stand nf tnetid I'o v e m ilig 1 leti.np . w h ich h av e ater’s deatli Is not fully known ns piping which is amltiireil nhmd li been kept fle x ib le lo m eet tip . vet, and cannot lie nacertalned un­ font Into the ground and wldeh e il* n f tin- |n ti|i|e o f L a k e M u tv . til an analysis nf the child'* blond lie M l Atldet -.III mild. In 1i-e o e p ilinn snugly holds a gitrliag*- cun. Is made. Mr. Bmltb, who Is the Inventor The lev Is the son of Mrs. rtf th e w a lk .bole alo iu- th is tine I ' i i i l l l ) .' , ill fo i liter of tin' well-known Hmiiqdil' Turtle Louise Faulk, UOrt Avor ado Ave­ | hv A u g u s t Iswn mutter, bus begun inamifae- nue. Neighbor* reported thnl be y e a rs , he nm l h is w ife w e re voted tore of the pew device, ulinn complained of being sick la«t Sat­ m irm rn ry m e m h e n h iii fo r th e r u r which Die patent D pending, 'tr. urday. The do,-lor was ,-ailed in re n t y e a r. nvekemid'"- said. Mr. Crawford Is vesterdnv nnd sent the rhilil tn the handling th" sales end of the busi­ Orlando hnspilul luiiiiedlutidy. ness and ulieiidy hn« 100 nr more orders. Sales are being made at uhh Prcr.i-nl only on -• local level, Mr. Breekeltrid'.i' said, wldle the pair Miss bln A. Knight died at 10:10 p. m. un Sunday night at her home I hopes to distribute the stand on ut I(Kill East Huron.! .Street. She a nation-wide husls. Early Fall Rains Reduce Value Of Vegetables Sold t Ini* tn 11,1 Phillips Conmuny To Build 111 New Manufacturing Of Houses In Sanford,Garbage Can Racks Sixteen ne.i. houses, mat ini- u *"'nl nf ‘J-tM houses fi-is-li-.l nr in Dm process nf erection hv the •'t'illlns Industries, Die in 'tun ford, started S stu n lsv . W**ll torn I'hlllipH Jr. onnnmned y - i e i In". Fourteen nf the houses ore he Ing *».i|t in Snnfu Dark, l» .-ited ou W illow Avenue, just unrt*> "f G en e'* Avenue nnd west of Met lnnvdl" Avenue, nml two in I'hlllins Terrace, illre.-llv w’-sl nf Sun f'l S'didlvlslnn and nnrth nf Gi-IleVII * venue up Y*)le Avetme, Hm i'cs are nrlcert lo fit the Inome nf nn nverngi' fnmilv nod mnv he ttueehn*“d with t»v down nnvmee'a. M“ fldlllns s-dd Ki'. h s "-III li" fIMerl completely witll e|ce*r*c*| raulpmep*. Sixteen hom»* which were sta rt­ ed In Penteeatwr In the Wynnewood sulMtivIslon are nearing reinpjrtlnn and n model house is open for Insoectlon a* K cv Avenue nnd V’nrrest Drive, Hnoes for the onen hnuse are from 0:00 a.m until 0)00 n ru, thce’ioh the week and from 2:0O until 0:00 p.m. on Sunlav. "There liouse* are hulll from now nlans. expressing modern funetlonal deslous rather thnn th" pure'" eonvcnt'ennl nrchltecliiro," Mr. i'hllllp* said. Th# Red Cro#a ha* liven railed upon lo underfak# »n urgent ex* l.nnalon of ll* Defensu Hloml Pro­ gram to aupnly gamma globulin, a new blood weapon which bus proved it* *bbtctlv*n*xx In th" praventlon of naralyala from poliomyelitis, Raymond Lundculst, B«minola Count" Chapter chairman announced today. During th* past two year*, *g>-*Hm*nls have b**n conducted St Provo, U u h l Houston, Texan and Slotfs . C itr, Iowa, undar th* euspicM of the National Founds- lion for Infantile Paralysis and under the illrcrllon of u team of phvalelans headed hv Dr. Wil­ liam MeD. Ilxnmtnn from the I)enartment nf Ktddembdovv anil Microbiology of the Unlv«raltv of Plttihurgh, which have de­ monstrated th" effectivenea# of gamma glohutin, Mr, Lundqulal •aid ho had been ndvlied hv ERoland Ilarrim an, national chair­ man. The lied Cron* nrovldcd tho gntnma globulin which wai used In theta exoerimanta. The problem ha* been under (CeattaaM Ua rage ala} ill 1 sjli-bt de- 111 tin- v il u s i ie n of nil eropa ild "I tiir Sanford State Fnrmi'i s Market iri N'nci-inl.er of tills v e il as cimpHici) with November of h ut year s'n mlV Arnl'-r-nn, market mail*'••'i - 1 '-ported I,.,!.iv Dial though 'her*- was no im-r'-tHe 111 the num­ ber of units s,d.| amounting to '!4M7 Ihete was a d irt.,nip In v.ilnotioii ,,f SUit,7*.|il| On outof state i.mdiirt there were 524 f. nits s.il.l f..r a valuation f * 1,2011 !H1 IcsTh's total on* >f tali- l.tihlnea* Thonur.s Paulk, Six Year Old Boy, Diew American Red Cross Is Called Upon To Expand Its Defense Blood Program " S llv .-•.M.ii - i-m Diet'" iv-is Now Business Hero Max B In New Ice CompunyManntfer wei-t .f h e a v y M il d"*r w h ic h dam-igi-d the nmtiiitti- '.h th e veg ete.'le i-rnti expeeltiMv i'e-ui* nm l " IH i CmI) ntidied !>V tile l.ieiil market dltr- -ii*- November wa 17:1.0110 unit* f"t a vahiution of (447,741.41, Sir, Anderson stateil "In mv opinion we were fortutmte In lint showpie it greater lo** nt m i's and valiiminn due tu tho fn*-' that this H.-ctmn experienced a three week ruin during the first l "art of October which damaged | Die m aturity of nil growing vegetiiDnn, parlleuliiDv u"r bean and calibuge acreoge", Mr. Anderson sill-' "With favorable weather we hope ip offset this loss during Mins Ida A. Knitfht Dios Sunday !\ M. Max Bax*, former lieutenant been in ill heulth for ulxmt with the Sanford I'nllco Depart­ had five months Hhe was horn In ment. li th« manager of tho new Nashville, Tenu. and has lived in Hunter Ice and Fuel Company, | ^ n fo fd f,,r tip. paxt 22 years. neroia from the Hanford Htatp Among her survivors Is one Farmer'* Market at Fourteenth niece Mrs. Fred Zingielv of Gar­ Street and Holly Avenue. field. N. J. Funeral services will "I enloved helno with the City lie held ut 2:00 p. in. Wednesday for five ami one-half veitr*.’’ Mr. afternoon ut the Rrlxion Funeral R**« «iiM. "nml hope the friends Home. Dr. W. I’. Brooks Jr, will I made during this time will call officiate at the service. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery In nn nt« at the new huslne**." If. I). Huntrr is th<> owner of Sanford. Dm concern which will engage in TO BEGIN SENTENCE icing truck* carrying foodstuff* TAMPA tdk—Lnvlck E. Adam*, and retailing ice and fuel. convicted of not filing income tax returns, will b « ln serving a two SMALL FIRE Th* SanfoM Fire Department year sentence this week Adams, who Monday said he had answered a call shor'tv after 7:00 a. m, today to 1**" W, F Dodson decided not to appeal, also has an residence. 117 We«t Sixteenth appeal tn the Stste Supreme Court Htreat, where an oil heat*r had from * five v**r sentence received ov*rh*at*d. Thar* ws* no lUmag*, in Pinellas County Circuit Court on a bolita gambling charge. FIro Chief Mack Cleveland said. ....... ruber" Ip - added. The total units o* Florida proJi i . -*sol d .luring November were I57.027 with n valuation of 1419,* 170. in. Renns and oruiigea ware the l e a d e r s with the former hrlltg* log in 4DIH,l!7.tin nnd the latter (110,125.72. Nearly H.500 nnlta of cnhhnge were auh| for $tB.150.00. Escalade broii'dil in (I5.R24 for 10,450 unit* while cucumbers pro* diircd t n 575 for M.StV.'! units. About 2 400 units of early c*I*ry were told at utn.ul >11.76 a crilt*TO RECEIVE FRUIT B11M LAKELAND k lt-T V U. 8 De­ partment nf Agriculture will re­ ceive bids until Dec 10 for canned grapefruit sections fnr the federal school lunch program.________ Movie Time Table itrrz "Huddtn Fear” 2:07 • 6tl4 • 7.2H MOVIELAND "Little Egypt” Show opens 0:60, first f a lM * 0:68, intermission 8:80, lufc feature 8:68 • 1:00 £ ____ ___________________________________________________________________ _________________ ... 1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 08, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 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 08, 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/d8515c1abe7a24709b7003f0861bead8.pdf b467c65caa066ed10b90940ab98fd26a PDF Text Text Page It THE SANFORD HERALD Thara. Dm . 4, IMS R s e Y a t C a i Heto Truth F M C m * nuntsiRi W war. Fech day, hour altar boar. Radio Fra* Europe beam* lb* Truth to uillUom ol captive people bthind iba Iron Cur* tain. Your contributions to tb* Cmtarfo (or Freedom ara vitally needed to help eipand thli work. Enroll now In the Cruaade for Freedom and HELP TRUTH FIGHT COMMUNISM I Send contribution* to Cruaade lor Free­ dom, e/o your local poiimaiter. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! HERALD WANT ADS For Rexulta fM II Give yuur home n gay, now-looking air with frexh, bright wallpaper. Stop in uud hoi: our smart modern or provincial pat­ terns . . . In the beautiful new color tones . .. Complete The Picture With — New Plexulum Venetian Klinds lie n u tifu I ly F ram ed Without Nagging Backache Ntfilni ktokuha, ka**1p»pandraarfY, h**4*<n«**n<JdlulBH*marb«Hu*toalowtown «l kldntr fuBdlun, Hulun ur |uo4 kl<lr*r fuBttkin I* •♦rr Impuriant to fooH M ir n ir w a n d P ic tu r e H Im K)i. 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TMfS 19 ONLY THE BEGINNING.'.. THE LONE RANGER w m a tU W Y0U9BT ^ THAT MSHY FOLLOW H i, ttLBHOWYUH/ * -• » ; **• MEANWHILE THE LONE RANCHR Lite NIAD DEATH IN CIABABCU8 HORNBLOW& - 7 - * ] BSNCH HOUSE. r r T D S 1 .,7 IWO BURNER oil heater with LAWN MOWERS sharpened. BW eyelet repaired. Shuman t, 814 floor mat. Lika New •$17.00. 1118 E. 4th S t . ________________ Crescent St. -------- -GAS STOVE • Reasonable • Call 'uKCSSSi/ iUernlni SenttoaL Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph 1154-M. GOOD AND BAD Slightly used Sofa Bed* $29.50 Slightly Used Silver Limed Chlffrobe ....... 39.05 MATIIER OF HANFORD 2N M E. Ill St Phone 127 TOTAL PRICE $2900.00 Very nice 2 bed room home, living room, kitchen, bath. 3to mUea from Clock on a paved road. Terms. See Raymond M. Ball Licensed Broker for all kinds of real estate, lotto 8. Park. Upstairs THE SANFORD HERALD 7t» iDvV 38,V |t NEW HOUSE: Block construction, 3 bedrooms, f l o o r 'furnace, breexeway, car port, two lots, ta,000.00 down, balante like rent , J. W. HALL, Realtor Florida State Bank Bldg. . I i ’ ll HOUH* I *.*: K A SERVICES i UlliwH,l Greet the new nounon with a bright, newly - painted house, Inside and out! N o t h i n g enhances tho beauty . . . protect)* . . or add* to the value of your home like, keeping IL well painted. Seo tin for nil your pul lit and supplies. T PHONE 148 In Ru*»lan-:t:inln«1r! Poland, 0 per cent ol all "vat i.lined under­ ground la mw-.au: -nPy W u.'dj In the Unite** M*t« > : — I 'f t 't L* 71 per cent. ^ N Due f'u b liih fJ at a public it11 let In tooptralien with Via A dcrttnint Council, I nr. j; A surfaced NEW FLOORS ........... - to v .fection. Old floors made llkn new. Finishing, clesnlng and waxing, also portable power Haw Serving Seminole County Since IS33. II. M. Gleason, Lake MaR| il l T~SILL—Plano Tachnlclan. Pbone Ml-W. Route 1. Sanford. AWNINGS O UUJa IVU 8UU UBtlR U3VU lUHll* Plastic, Aluminum, Csnvss. Fret Estimates. Phone 1391-J iftar ture. Wllson-Msler Furniture Co. 6 p.m. for appointment___ I ll » . 1st Phone 898. YOU FURNITURE **’ CAN ought — Sold or Traded. Stop by SELL or Telephone 1429. Furniture CenAnything With A j Classified _ 7— Pete- Llveatock- Hupp) lea —7 Ad PUPPIES - Shepard and Collie JUST CALL $3.00 and $3.00. R. D. Priest. 148 CARPENTER WORK For quick repslr jobs, or small building, Call Jim 1142-M-4. Experienced Brake and Front End Man — to tat up and operate PLUM BIN O Firestone Brake Dept. No drift­ Contract and repair work. Free * |C L A K A Apartments. 114 W. er, steady work. Vacation. Good estimates. R. L. Harvey. $04 Grit Street. Phono 490-W. PIANOS—New and used. Termspay for right party. Firestone Sanford Ave. Phone 1131. Trade-Ins. Eider's Plano Store, Stores. I ll East 1st St. Xttl.LAWAY AND BABY BEDS 1209 Myrtle Avenue. Phone CABINETS Formica tops. C. Vail .wy, week or month — Tel. 1433. Woodworking. 513 Sanford Ave. Furniture Center, 110 W. First Pbone 309-W and 143J-J. KAN KOlJli room furnished OIL FURNACES - By Kresky BATTERY, Generator or Starter irtnicnt. all Park Ave. Wall, Floor end Fireplace. Service. Call 917, Swain's Bat­ M. G. HODGES tery Service. Sanford Avenue ••DOM furnished upstairs apart­ 489 W. lit St. Fkeae 124 and 2nd Street. ment. 417 West llth St. TRAVERSE Extanilion' Rods—38" ALL TYPES Bulldozer work. Rea UNFURNISHED apt. 3 nimnT'pH' sonable Rates. Free estimates vale bath, fireplace In living Phone 808-J. V. C. Gracey. room. MS Jessamine Ave. VENETIAN BLINDS SOMEONE to share home. Phone Factory prices) Rolla-Head Blinds. Aluminum slats, cotton or plas­ tic tapes. Complete repair ser­ LARGE 2 bedroom home, nicely vice. furnished ■New electric kitchen • VENETIAN BLIND Spacious yard landscaped • Ideal SEMINOLECOMPANY GIRL WANTED for children. Seo Chief Parker 820 West Third Phone 289 Furniture Repaired, Reflnlsbed. Phone 283. ut 2433 Yale Avenue, Phillips Home and Office Fixtures Built. Terrace after 4:00 p.m. iF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO Ezperienced Super DANIELS CABINET WORXS. SELL and are in a hurry to sell Market Help Wanted 113 Railroad Avenue EFFICIENCY APARTMENT and it, let the classified advertising WELL PAYINO, permanent Jobs ( Welsks Bldg.)_________ rooms for rent: Clean and com­ department of THE SANFORD now open In Lovett's Super Mar­ fortable. 713 Magnolia. Phone HERALD prove its ability aa an kets for experienced grocery, SPREADER SERVICE.' Lime and, 391-it. Dolomite and Fertilizer. PbooO efficient sales medium. meat and produce men. Good 1393-M. David E. Carpenter, hours, good working conditions, EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. Furpaid vacations, retirement pen­ nlshed. Adults. 300 Elm Ave. JALOUSIES sion plan, insurance and other Lifetime Aluminum — Free Esti­ benefits. Oive age, experience, FURNISHED 4-room bungalow • mates. Free Installation—1Tele­ Purchase of Paste Wat other details In writing to electric kitchen. 601 Magnolia, phone 1423. Furniture Center, .e t Phone 489. ____ H. L. AVEBY 118 W. First._________________ WINN * LOVETT GROCERY CO. NEW NICELY fumiriied one bedDrawer B, West Bay Stottoa DRAPERIES, Slipcovers made to room house, carport, gas appli­ Jacksonville, Fla. ordsr. Call 1908. Mrs. Famalet. ances. J. It. Grsnt. Longwood, Phone 262866. GUAM. Construction workers want­ FRI01DA1RE appliances, sales and ed. Free Transportation. Long service. O. H. High, Oviedo, Fit. FURN SHED APT. - 8 rooms. No contract Top Pay. Information phpne 4Ui or Sanford 1048-W. »J SWEET HAMLIN oranges, children. 300.00. J04 W. 8th, and Application Guide $1.00. AUTOMOBILES -II bu. R. W. Lord. Phone u i Frank Gaakill, Desk AL, ltox IS 3 ROOM apartmenl furnished: Pri­ 636, Bellevue, Wash. WE BUY AND SELL vate bath • Private Entrance, TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line. CLEAN Hunt'a Tuiedo Feed Store. LADIES • Address cards! Assem­ late model used cars. ble Diby Booties! $40 Weekly USED SPACE heaters; all sizes See W. E. Mr Master* possible. Enclose stamped ad­ 3—____ Real Estate For flsto —1 good condition — very reason Hralley Odham Used C an dressed envelope. Write ROOTable. Lee Bros. 119 Elm Avo 13th and Park Aves. ~ NEW HOMES ~ ~ Ph. 108. $3I»0 and $8180.68 We pay cash for used cars even U Naw under construction two more PIANOS. USED. 1309 MyrUe Ave you owe on them. of those luw priced masonry SITTING—best of referLittle 4 Reel Used C an homes. Drive by and see them, PIANOS — Baldwin. Wurlltser and BABY M” - Miriam Vlnup, phone Second and 8anford R Fourth Street one block west of many other famous names to lOlg'lf* MellonvIUe Ave. Cali us for daYOUR CAR Is worth more mom chfloia from, low on your old talls. Myrtle Avo. here. We need clean '47, '48, ' piano down. Rest Ilka rent. Send CARPENTER — xcluilve Listing '30, '31, '33 models, llsrlsy Wad Postal Card and Field RepresenEXPERIENCED mother will care worth. 601 North Ortnie, Oris OBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor for small babies In my home— do. Pnotie 8397. anyt me. Mrs. Paul Montalbano, 8 miles So. on 17-93 near San f 6 r ~SALE T Model A Foed NICE TWO BEDROOM home. Ol Orlo dub. good condition. Call 1003-J. and FHA financed. gl7 Escambia BICYCLE • E dltloo - $88. 1940 PACKARD sedan Pbone 1388J. Will sell cheap. Can be F T * "- New and machines. Terms, t.. Phone 1194. S COLORED FOLES t I t Good lots for sale in Lockhart’s and West Sanford Bubatolskis). $10.00 down and $8.00 per month. Write Boca Raton Hous­ ing Corp., Box U4, Miami Beach, PLANTS for Sale: Cabbage - Let luce • Srcarole. Irene Hinton, West Side. Phone m -W . UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY i Sanford: Established — Very l business. Living quarters ff red. Excellent for man and wife to operate — For detalla write Box HAS. C/O Herald. n 18- FOR SALE • Trailer • $8 f t Landnla 1848. Inquire John Green, Park Avenue Trailer Camp, Be­ tween 8:00 and 7:00 p.m, • Restonsble._______________________ SPECIAL BHRVICKS —It IARINE hardware, Plywood, C. Vail Woodworking. 918 Sanford NEWLY DECORATED t bedroom house, AU electric kltohto. 3 large lots. 1401 Palmetto Ave. •id for night SPER'S GAO. BOX 710, SL Jlxs Cupar, m gggaB B C T B DR* C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLA88K8 FITTED 118 Soetk Palmetto Aveeee ROY WALL w tutUKI LOVELY I BEDROOM masonry SALESLADY WITH EXPERIENCE m ator baator - O. E. iment. Terms: 8400 i w IN SELLING DRESSES AND OTHER LADIES READY TO WEAR* '.',y STEADY WORK WITH GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCKMENT TO THE RIGHT PARTY JACOBSON’S DEPT. 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V f ‘ It^i tl III f**N h|f It m«l> l)M I )■ >«I.| tiilli *t hid I i t fil in*« i s |,»si art in • ■' -lav fmit mil llffrd .i i li 11<|•*»miI m int Dial ftatl I ill S,| It 111> k iili' III f IIV |*f|l" ''if • if m* » it t» nl hrmi in'.« ’ ii Dii M' ’ 1* 1 ■ . »; 11« * .1 M , f l.hee at •t \i -tit in .. 11| •1 1 1* 1 led find - 1 1) D)4 i: " K i t * --ident p«s> -lfl|l* 1) rMl ' • . 1 mti mt *l s i a ten ls 1 I I <■ lic \ c t : 11■ 1. i f i *■ ' Billion - D o lla r R e c­ o r d -B r e a k i n g Sum * lia rm a rk c fl F o r D o- • fe n so P u rch ases W ASHIN GTO N r f lic l m in i States was em barked loday mi ;i record billion dollar defense buying program abroad, earm a rk in g nl must onr fourth of tin* fund lor IIfirst su d ) purchases of foreign .nr craft A fter months of preparation, in {If n r m r d o fficia ls said itio I ir>« 'b a t c h of these ncu orders w ill be sinned with Great llr lla in In about n week These inform ants stud the Initial orders w ill Involve .some on m illion dollars and w ill cover production nf H ritnln's famed "t enlurtun" lank, lu cce ssfu lly battle tested in Knrea. for Hie N n rlli A tlantic Tren ty lN A T O ) cm intrirs Defense Denartment d irective-. It was learned, now have mine not , fur nildilioii.il foreign buying In In 4> other West European countries With tills go ahead Am eri.-aii m ilita ry procurem ent officers are expected lo heifln li’lting run lraets for n riiis, am m unition and supplies in F ra m e . Holy. Helghim, Den m ark. Luxem bourg, West G cr m any. Greece. Norway the N elli erlam ls and Sw llie rla ru l tint, they said, the billion dollars going to Western Europe under this program w ill play a very intiMit A taut rule In propping op the shaky economies of A m e rica ’ s allies F o r the first lim e, some of Ihe funds w ill he used In buy rn iu p l.’tr aircra ft overseas About 22.1 mil lion d ollars is sel aside for such production in France, llrlla in . Italy, the N etherlands and llelglum. T en tu live plans c a ll In r these countries In ch ip In 12.1 im llloo dollars In make possible a coordi­ nated prnducUnn program cover • ‘t in t: the French "M y s tc ro " lighter ' mid iiir It flils li " S w ill" Intervep |L*tkt|MHPl| in* rntll* 'th* r \ , ,x Vnrk -1 » *n fiMttr* ffu * d lull* i (tl fit ') .4* * ltd ’ ■ iiitnli'd \ »m v i fminiri 1't * t I'll! it *«||( »f‘ I ■ •■ ipt» f* il ld i f * ii.rn • fit* l nf five I ■ t His ip** in II f d h lllln ' .« prti *1. \ •*" ♦ ii iii vfiler* »» •I * ........ ... nl* *t tins • • iih u e «»r Ml * .n f ill .1 - .1.1 »nfifer M, I.) *.••»•• | • | A’l l.A N T IF «TTY N .1 r - The I'N IT K D N ATIO NS \ ^ e I \ VI1 \ ' I h* i’ i m io If.. Hull. ••.»* i i'lO 's new president. Walter I' I ' N sources said S e c re la ii r i ,*in **f I hi • ill % f |l* * * hi* i t*i. .1*1 I*. \ Ills I ' llenther. tmlny charted n fluhtinu end T ry use l.ie fired uliie Am en propram lo keep Ihe labor orpaoi r a il employes today lor ret" in • f..* i I . ... • I I . * I "Vt I I * . » I lll*»«l* . f*llt II t*.*l *• .1 /atiot. an active factor in A m erl to uiisw er M e l'a ira ii com u illlee » . i )| tIH* **\ • *i * 4 I) I 111 I >4 I t 'll' S III I * i • . Illh 1 I Mill fill < * » U Ilf I ea's Industrial life | J4411•‘ | | \ |l| •4)1 M ourstions idiooi O iin iiio n isi a tlilia I I - Dl I't Hu i|ut) 14•l*11*, "t fill * k * IIIIIU MI U I'M H | IMItls I •' I I. .1.1 hip ' Itro ther, In a speech ueeeptinp lions ami siih v e rsise cnnneetions •*l*( | ll.tll* I I, nf i i h ii** h *ii k * it ■» * It In * 11 * 1 i*i \| i\ mi IV i 1 1 In ii the post ns successor to Hie lute lid s lirlm js to IH Hie num liei ills ill It » .4I !'* It* I 1)4- *4til* Hill. I l i I i M I !li. 1,., .1 .Sf i’ ii ip V t I d * |»M fM I * ’il Mill • 1 1 1 * * Mil \ I'ld llp M urray, said hu would strive m issed In I (i.M! (or Hils cause nl Du Y e iiM a h li >.i llx H " \ U HI i M il A• >-• •*' e» t*i . * f.i teal n ’.»?.... ft) '«* Ul|Vc I i. t lif fit f Hi I lift* M'f 11M- t I' '* tii|i| 1*11«||T ti f|** for the hiauest possihle nidus for A l.ie, in* a form al slatrin en l I 3 fM g. . ii .. . mii lin k A \t II f IsJ v illi' 1 I 1) 4111 t I Ml 1II -t • JI 14 ,1 !')*'**! Ilk Itr»it n( \tn e n t .* Dl l'1 Ii I'M 1 * 'H ’l 1 1 |tl«tl III fM lt t r i ivi nl j."i'*M!ii’ w orkers already u rn a n lm ), and w arned his slaff of .t.irsi they late Die* f ,n*e in nl ii i nd h h f'f V • 4 1 Dim .*♦ » pt«1*|i til *' i |'lt |* l.u! D- in i).' Du’in * * ' 1) " A * . Mini ii‘••-ii* tiilim i a M ill1 ' tillrfl'tlt enm pniuu vlporonsjv In n ru a n lrr Ihe sam e late If they act slriid .u K |»l 1"M,»l p11s»-11*i111 I’ .'f Ii. 1' ■r, f'ii" Iir# ,i I rt I the Mi‘ l». 1 Vlfi"*’ I tilli**n D w orkers w ho are now non union i *•) M l Hint In 111...... The new- uolices of dism issal i't .** i IH m • 1,1111 ii! «'i HU* Is' tf‘l 1 1 1 *’ i Mh " *' hi i it ■ 111ii *t due*4 *• ft*' •* • \Ti | . Ml |" | I'Mit#,) 11 i• n **\i 11 flu 1 J1 1 ■ •Il I tif SI mi It '•* ii Eleelinn of Ihe dynam ic, t.Vyear were cn nlallU rl In lei Id s . Hie I ' N il -lit* 1 ’-Ml "I i f 'I *11 in i' " lm h flie v) nr to Li r 1i | [f'l' It n * f*4i'll -' »|lr ! •-i ’'in Mf (1**1 et nl r,ilrd n in l'il i llu i I *if i h* * nf riMlll!H |i'l’ , Id tteutlirr, Iteiilh cr, hend of Ih ther bln hiu t ’’ftt lt l sources ir eexpected xp rclci. , l, '' 1 nelgntry **11 np and d " / n D old s n u rre i said, which aan1 ’ 11 *. Mf , t i . .I f Id ii . ip dd M *l mi Mm If »* i* x'titf iD **1•1 I»m\ * fl ‘ill'll <1* fs* el.iplu •’* I I rm (i n mi i « ' | h 11 ( 11 <. iM* t aiilo w orkers uolon. co n ic fate vim to be la o ti *’*)! ) 'if':"*’*' " • if ) tft ■ i.l.l H* i* Mm i 11f if • • m tu In* nl */ In MM1 ) lit )1 " 1 "Ilf** hi • 1 |( t f»i r* |*** i "• ferday in* a rlin ia x (n Die ( I d ' s lan d mechanic** ot me finny*, ire " *'• I («• . 1 D m I i .' i.i t ,i» k nut a .nf '»».,) St* t.fn. f hi nf i I m f*i linn I pi i I “ II 4•f 0 C Mf f .1 •i l')l'l 41)1' Midi' in ‘ *•1 in 111 *i vi *i i i si I I'fW ttfltliifl i11nfi i‘X |ir H iil I i I)*’ Mimfiiiu .it •I'Mphi'M f «l ' 11, I 1i mid In n r ,i p<i-«i||\ e ml ' 1' «*ll 1i *"• i ii itiiiii 11 ri I I*' ! I) ill * hill* man * * ( ()»•• ’ .* » It a lu llr r lv n m lrstrtl I «i««, In his vlulrm**nl lo |!t»' si t* I1 '• ■ i.*i \ iDimd f minnI* f Ilf mi M •Ml ft' 41*. Ml1. MM In i *1 in (II'M *' .......... . • ffi l » M K ah ' Dm Dr* ) " f III I o „ i Dm flljht p lltinii llin ith iT ftipilnM » nn rctn rln l. «micf hi* \m i * f .'h.H !•»•? th»* M D M*||| Ml ill!.... II ' , * . k nf en. .lo h n F e r r y , H e a d 1 1M M 1In »l,t* I .s i \t. flush * t ) 4 If • |* »f'‘( 1' i 4 * t. "I* . '*11 . Ion dlit tim c r a iii I fu rm ri umil in lv iu r nf n Ih v»•*• ). I I -I i f" r • si*- m.mv . Mf . '1 f 1 ) M* M||l r 1' 1 * llltlll 11 * i't •M II •* iiif 'HI i: m iner, A lliin S II; iv \vimhI lin y m ail panel nl intermitiMii.il ^ i f .I*-live»*-d i*i4' ItH .* il 1 11*4 ill * tel k Ii i\ «|M« » .1 ' " rd thin kind, r in Mur) < if O f B ig N e v v s u a p e r vmmmI. (il, mm promptly r e e li eteil wtm reenm m cm leii tin A I Ill 'll’ III* r-f *Hi"1 4il | * I.i <1 1) • • . ' ' I IM I 'Mi ll ) Its* 111 \ . 4 • * ...... . . * . t ll ,. f | > | 1 iiimi if.I ll 1' ho the ( ION e xiM iitlvr v lie prenl \\v jin iu iu m n l K id Dim • f» • Ill up* Mem. In "• 1 \1> Dm! S11 * 1 1 * * i 1 <.i il 'll* I , t | A * N|. iMlIll' 1 * 1 Mn. "1*1 * C h a in , D ie s A t 7 1 Held lifter losing the HhmvHoun to Hny* tie unnlH net itp ,m nlMs>m * ' h ill he I ' f • »i ifriHi*■ i|f *1 .i i" ! 1st Die i " I '* 1 IM t l« Benther panel In help turn in •l« *ilm. ■ *tti i t I *' MVI' | VI ' i, *»l|- f ill" *1Uf tl' | ' The np lil In C H I rank* nver Hie '•peeifie ea>e> 1 'll b ill W ES T I ’ A EM HKACH e .lohn ' 11 M S» MM|M•1■ • I | I " I l "V* ll'.'.l . I.ttl. The nine slntetl it* i m I im ‘H t» .*«• i Ml. J « Ml till f IHM * I 1 base Holliday f e r r y S r . a Kentucky eteehnn npparently wn* tpnekly .In l.i-i* In I., i'll • i ....... * D "w II,* ).. • !►" l",l" .111o ♦ 11' 11 a . farm tiov who been me one of the healed, at len*t nn the Mirface hern un *i»eehil le»i** *« ilh p.n » " 41| 1) 4' It * >Mf I "1 1 ♦» MXf . d-n . . IN . - \VI. III. * II .» tli. • « ..Is * , , lH14 * 1 ! I ■ i *11 v . 1t i oli Oi pm .110 nation's chief publl'hlnK executives Itntti thi> K eulher and Haynonfl Im l bjimtcd frnni eiilei mi: Die I N 1In 1 L 1\ L'fi \ Si ....... -1 1• M, 1 " N'.') * ' If IM 1) "IlH flli . . ,1 1 l(ie iii * i i * ) 1 1 1 :: 1 1 . * ♦ i mu -id*'i 1 . ’ 1 ^ M fnree* pledged cmitimied allegl Seerrtartat *im e Dn \ lefu-. d in 11■ I lloill d in t Thursday at 71 *. s\|f»'t . • ■ .............. 1* 1 I ..... 'I I'OU a iniit't' 11 l ) | " DmDi x.imI t»,l t , ' III) 'Mill *.ml 4 "■.» 1- f. ".Mil aim w rr ipiextlnm* liy Die I S Sen ilfiti f e r r y owned Ihe vast Western nnec In the CIO <i mii f .,* ' t 1 •" 1*V ) I" .-in 1 e. , 1It)tl i l l , b )., »*r - mi .. ... _|| M U M f *li'.htil I.Di ■ iff ihit 1 1 » . . q 1 ) ,• , lle id h e r nuitl, ate Internal *eenrDv *id»enmmit ■ 1,(0 i l l .111V N ew snapcr U nion: i l d-dlv and ix ) "l , )f(r ■ ' ' ' ’ » L* * • III m l III .Ini i, 1 1 VI' ),, Hi i ll t' .4 ()l I .In. f " I *ay In Die men who *d on Ire . headed liy Sf’ n l*.it M il nrr.m Ml ao.l I I UHllg Mill weekly new spapers In F lo rid a and IIIMfl I ■ Mi t i VI* 1*4" f* *1 , . , , r nil .1 1 D u* I N I.I D is Vi• 1 • • • il 1 » fi.md i t i r ■ * tll-N e v ), ott riin sliliitio o il croouil* I l D . in * i* 1 i ■• K en lu ck v : four F lo rid a rad io sta­ their phiih eiistimnx nf Die Onion *f I.*** I t.\ Il * M ill'll f • *•*4 in D " |r l| 11 tions and num erous o ilie r com la-agne Clubs q( ,Mner:ea. I »ay that tlic lr answ ers oiigli) tori no •ts..|i i f I*. .fl. • . ♦ *411 r .n ’ \* I. M" k* S i*i| r ili » fil ll )|l II •111 lllf • \ '' . ,* L i , , ,, ,, panics affiliated with llo-se enter this for you who are ro iivrilH iin inale them. In-* 44* I salt I ru. h*i(« i* f | \ lit, f|. till I - t 4IM| t Stilt ' Ml* ’ ,|,| ’ * 1 1 * 1*1 •‘,* \ . ( ( )■ . , I )l|*| *|< M llll't 1 .nun: f,ie was salt! lo lim e - m n l m prises, lo ntldllinn lie had loruo delegates ami I sny ll for Ihe *1 1***1I'll M 1*4 .1 *f I 1 ftMl I•1111i* ••ft* ' fM i ( *-I IM* *1 «1**1 «t, Mi IIm • -ti A I \1 i • *|) *’ 1 It * * 1 4 I*I 1 - • \ m* *' IM real estate Im ldioes, I ’o-ludintl m illions of C IO tiietubers Imck u lllm a lu n i lo Ho- nine lu -l Moiulus * i,< *hum t... • l|ii r . *t, W .ild i ii-,- |»t* litr nl nl tie \i iii i*D* i. ..ll.* 1* *1 1 • * D \» *1 * S1. nl ll* * f ’ •*! k |f»; farm enterprises al t'a rrn llln n .K y Inime. that Ihe fal men on Ihe lo answ er thruc .|iieslion-- lo linn 11 ifiiliiiffcil (In I'.iKf* s h l .Iflllp.1 n*n ■ »Mill la iiiic i om ini ion ' o l»**«'*’ 1. , . I * l Dn * Di K i » <♦ 1 .11. i tiv niKin yesterdav or (are firing *#»I iihit Death resulted from n r c r e b r it jilush n isliio n s are wrung Wal ,| -o I in 11 ■ i ill >i , o iii i -1 lllli < 1 ID. 1*. 1 I .I f ■ Iml "ll* M’l* till" |l | i ...... . "W e ere not going lo go not T h e ir answ ers all were reported Ihnim hosls (clot on the h ra ln i gl um c is Ii .nl I In. 1 :u1 il 01.0 1 1,. I ..... .........b -iiltc Hie lie was stricken Sunday at his of here divided. We are going tu u nsnlisfaelory L iq u o r S t o r e Is lo t lie In i' i li the - Hi'.i. IP Ml oil, III two ' ■' Thu secre ta ry g a n i'ra l’s deeision .*{ M e n S e n t e n c e d C U '.." fa in t lleach home and died In >/o out of here united lo c a rry on tile v n iu h l gi l ,i ■ as w il ti il Iml ,fi I h ii M . i ' - ■ II* pullin' of w as linekeil by ihe rei oinlurndu flood Sam aritan Hospital. His fam ­ this struggle m ill] we win ” lh.il ,i o it inn Ii,i i i i i | ii 10 f 'l gr 1 .il lion of a three man panel of <|ih T o ll,| ■ I .0*1 , - I'. , I , - .- right B ro k e n In t o A n d ily w as at his side F o u r Y e a r s F o r K I0 1 mt lingnished In lerm iiio n al liirls ls who S u rvivo rs include ihe widow. l.iiio I' 1*.ii is \ ice p ri oli oi , | , • ll 1. 1 H 1 *m I. .. 1 * ’ D s| 1 1 4» * * ** I . \1 I* ' K ’ -te i It.id advised hi into fire am Arnern-ao Mrs. Dernlhv l.illy I'c r r v ; and (wn T u c k e r F r o p u . s e d B u r g la r L s r a p e s nl IVinn -V l.io rtt . :i oi'i'i v i *. D Ml * , M[ 1 II 1(4 ' l« employe who dodgril niieslioiis B r e a k i n g . F n l e r i n r • ting llo* sons, John II J r , and F arw e ll W Jar k mho ilb - .0 lied d im , . 'ii* . 1 ■ ,'. II Iiil*» flii i 1f , r 1 , f l I \ " 4 I 4.ill D ■ -t about alleged links lo Hie Colum n iml gl) • fe rry B v C it iz e n s F o r \ in I \ Ni jjih .Km d(i d In ... . ag a in -1 '-o i 10 mi -•mint | l | i o llio If I f1»4| tl'Dt If* Ml* 411 I * f t)i .» d t'o-re Iv i .If.if • ' . nisi par tv. lie d espionage or soli Tlo*e W i!io e « , all of Funeral plans have not hern WJI , I *.I * S|TI• III* u III- 1 *|(IM| I'll I u it 11on - lo , 11li'nil 111111; p iu d o ii 1 .Mb *•i it'd ) dill V 1 ii i 1' "1 L* f i • * If ol ' m- found. v e rs lv r rings The |u rl» ls said such previous e rlo iiu u l o-rm -i . lo m p lclctl il Sllil 4 4' I If" \ ' ' fit)' • 1.11(04*) ;ii*l)i* In n 1 o iu iiii'iiilin g m ole s 'a lili H o s p i t a l T r u s t e e refusals created a " c llm a le of mis 11 1.1 D 1 IN l| >11 ••1 d. t fl •I ' ! < r illi f .' Idle i - n i..... .I to terms »t f dl tell voil W ill) their lather its W m l chn'r(111 K i l Fl I ♦ SlM'lD, 4 l» II IM’f | ’ lo pr Ires and Mlpplli n anil belli 1 in* I i >l*-t|l 1 |'i e Id 'll! "f *-• in i if Di* \ In he \ e Di 1 nmehnw ami •*)•* Ii I miIjiv in f ’ in uif mt ''V plclon.' man, John w in president nf the | en ill n'fcji*(ei of fdo, • *i111• • 1 mil packaging l> a ti- told 'lie growei ti IM*e*l Iii m'| i r l * I ’lio h i", tl" :i m i al a ill rind ll M- l 1 ( )•( |i Contents id (he nine ri'|>lies lo .Indite M B Sm ith f e r r v Npw»iui," ,r n"d Itad lii EnT. E. Tiu-ker, president o f the 1 - of Iii 11in* in i" 'You an* 110I I -1 do Hume H iini’ s tu Di i <i.i led |V!.f (Mid Mi* d ll 44 il .if Du 4'i to il every <1Hi 1iff* Hm 11Ii • mjiliu »/’ '1 1 1 Dm t i l l '' ' •" pioiiiil Ic rp risc s nnt| F n rw d l w as p resi­ Ferunld -I.niiithlo u Metuurial llo s- L ie 's ulU rnuliitn were mil made till11O 1 M l l-.1i I, 1 tbe H ill H aiti satisfy Hie io 'u ilr r You me dom lit) I D im sf t•d m" flie f11 '1'• ' " f ill "i »ii ■ 11ir f )M||l ([ 11\ Oils reporter nimtefit'fd r i f f Duit Np’iii'Tiir dent of W estern Newspnner Union. p iln l A sxorlatliio , has lu-en recom­ public. worn -to"-, mill a ju il fii'io I wo 1111-m lo salin h mu iinss, the Imio l'i 11 ■I miifii' <’d ild I i i "}|i 'VN4 | did 1ilie right Hiing Of the nine previously tired, six lint uoloil D* I m* billed d u h "l Western N ew spaper Union d is­ mended s« n rnnilidnte for the \ i ,ii ill* ■ ' If in rd. *1l III 111' ill N’Mt'l IrIL* I m K "l « 1 l In v w e re ti'l h ern lei out since Hie Mr m ilk in Mr m» Hid** I >mid v, '-j*- i*ii| pul irt-oo'ii ip a 1iM 1 base 1111K w lie tributes rem lltH m d lc r and tom- flve.m nn Cuontv hnsnttnl Imard of have ,, thin mill mug "Som eM iies it eetos Hie Iml* < D m. | •r| 'I Di d .trnl 1L. Ir |. |. d In .id* l*t.Hi •■ Mt'i; *dl"i|t 171V poll 1leal Im les lo about IMfoo weekly newsers, replacing Gem-n.l J. C. F a rrm i com m ittee a la r ln i IK probe In tun* tif Mm* h ii *ti 4vh«*n ii* ‘ f I ’ld ii'i'niiili A, E E >nun. on duly wife has a m em ory like ail > l> h i I m Ill' f*f 11L 1 1 111 D i i’ '11"H|N uppers. An afrllia le, A m erican H utchison, who was unable tl, n ib N ''niphiyes In ' <iohoi I he I K’li ii’*! her.il ■ ' hi ni. ‘ \ u« f n M v at 111»- I'tln -la h illi ilia 'll' I ;tu 11 111 idituil II 11111v lie m.my m eals l.ib ’i ll '1ll."* 1)11 *-1 liil min \i III It’ll."1 IM On Itr i l i-.li F irs t I'rc s s Association, ls -n n lio n a l ml- serve on *account of tin pressure 's ix had lom pornry ccmlrmlH u ld rh lliM 'iii'it vim 'v**r»* m ini 'ah thi-r m otiiing, flm l lii'a iil tlio or siw e n il puces lower for w ith 1 1M||| 1 I"•II i lf / r i •III!) i. t! 1 "HHiinriN im ID i I'l l loll -»gl JllSwere nut rehewed Three oilier vertisim i rcp re u m lu tive for more o f business, lu I V'ivh ivuy D iim viu Ii Me I'U lshlog glllnn mol " I ’lll lllllm 'Ii before she forgets the 111 ri ot i |di h dll'-.- ni i •ii iii t v Itit -eotniimn-had been fired e a rlie r for re fu sin g ! than 4,500 weeklies. iin't tin it. Gcnrifn T onhv, an nf lo xhsw er the m ierles of n previous i * atc-K to liy to find out llio soniee siring beans or the .V) e n d lom.i toll like i g n ,d m m iiv Vtnerleaii „ ..cu ,chairm „ The K entucky ncw*|>m>cr* are A ll Hirt-c men were i■1•11v ii■ f• ■ I on Ilf till' llllllO' Iocs or Hud Ili vent cnhliagc not "Idler-- " I I inv hi d \ ra il end Ii. the Carrollton Nows Dem ocrat, which recommended Mr. T u cker to lnvegUga.lng cum m ll.ee i-hurge* of liie a k ln g nnd entering M> 11O W Idle, iilllillie i ii'dli'i lllilli, A r r ; i n ^ ( ‘ d gels tln-m linek on her no-tin iiem i il Ei i nlintw i i .in lie ’s lltc It not known fieri’ Imw w ild intent to ,-ommit a ml ole. F ra n k fo rt State Jo u rn a l, Owonlnn I fi’iitntn llm riv t t , whose duty it is the County Hoard of Com m ission­ in.oi In do d. so m any A m erican employes In the News-Herald and Owen County ers this week, said Mr. T u ckcr'a .Secretariat have been called up iiieiiiiiir. The men senteneed went to inspert iluw Iilnw n Hluies, was F o r D c d ic a lio n ()!' Ft eutiox er lit i Nex York seDem ocrat. ' David Thoiniis and J a n ie ' * bestnil K aufoul Avenue lit Ihe time of name has emne mi iv p riitc illv as • i i i l ) liefnie da vti l.i-i Snlurtlay. before the U. S federal grand In F lo rid a, the d ally new spaper m il, l,11II1 of S a rn -o la , nnd .lidinliie I the rubbery. I ' V u u ( ' : » | ) i l j i l I'M o w a trustee candidate necauso nf his \n i l.il'ovide m lii'im loid lieeu Jury w hlrh Just concluded its In holding* are the Ja ck so n v ille Jo u r N id iv ilv S it iic Ii, Aoatin, Hanford, The fom ier Doth ii'diieni'-o m il near Ho b ill toil lu Mode it ippe.ir through nai, f i l m flench r o i l , Palm Hench work w ith the lo.nl hospllnl, Ids vestlgatlnn of the U N with n two S a i d N c u c l B y B a n k e r s had previous records al Kara* liip io r stole and spotted the N"tf*o a c tiv ity In the attempt to get more ..........i i i " ' 1 .uni ifiiii'iin ce n iriila , charge that It had found "w id e, T im es. Palm fteaeh D o lly News, ’ li l I" I ill i . d to . loinie on Pensacola Mornlnu Jo u rn al, Pen­ ndcipinte hosnilnl facilitie s In the spread in filtra tio n " by A m erican sot a w here Thom as wo* coin 0 ted III the nlli-v lieliim l H ill Mill ib iu re 1on a charge of b reaking and en­ stole hetweim Ihe eoriiee oT pal HMl.t.VV, 111 Hi '.V I lie tii e floe '• "in itti lib lle iu ln - over Ihe week sacola E vening News. Panam a 111 in ly , a n f hi* close association fledx Inin the world organlz/iliim .11' B ill M *Ii - "•I mil to il) it in t ouium doro A U. N. ximkesmnu (|imtcd Lie terin g nnd Cheatnnt on a eharge tnetto and Hanford Avenues on of t'lip lliil Into Industry "w ithooi C ity News- f n n u m u , C ity Horald. w ith trustees of the F ish Estate. • III) it "tel ho oluu.ii ti t e.itlv Hits week. jfe said that Mr. T u cker Is " In - us saying when he nmnnmerd IIm of forgery, A ssistant Htale’s At- F irst .S tin t They 11,11 after the Ulitlne regulations or re slrlr tom s" Ocala Sln r-Iln n n e r. D el,and Sim Mt • I* •Is. I ill) gbit who soon eluded Ills pul - is essential to Ihe con llnu rd ex ____ Hi d im e to M ill belt Field nn 1 terested in getting coo|ierntlon in previous firin g s that he aclerl not tntnev H n lie rl G iig g * said. A o -lln , hut News, and Melbourne Tim es. luinsiim of A m erican Im liislry in, I, -It ........ I* l||l(ll'f* th* I no.' I bind iml ini.iIdei 1 a m ill, In addition, he owned these F lo r ­ everv w ay In getting the Kish only because of their refusals to he said, had n previous coavietinn suers. » 4Nill . ii t*i • .l|(l# | Ew ing T Holes, new president oi i n v i 'otislella'niit plane for tho ida w eeklies: Avon P a rk Sun. D el­ tru s t’ to build a hospital os q u ickly testify hut lieeause of further evl- In Judge H m llh’s court on a rh o rg e j q | ( ( „ iie ll, owner o f llm Ar if lu H u. mil*- llig lit in Korea. He was \ ' ( Ilf il' II* I I IM * 11 *rl i i-nilc Idotinr H l-re , wits vviis Immediateinim eillnie- Ihe In veslm ctil Hankers Assot la denco he hsd received on them o f breaking and entering jrn d c IJ iiu o r Store, ra y Ucach News, E ustls New*. as possible." Thom as and G livslnu t w ere. | y aatified whil*' the rudlce m iiii I i - ' lion of A m erica, dcr la red In fils 4**44 14• *| 14N|(| * 1*X I*li*\ <| I Nil fM*' I mined among o lh eis, liy ('lu rrie s Fem snd lnn N ew s-Leader, F o rt The County Comm ission recom ­ l l ' t•m i i Ufturd Um l*s«r T s s ) ll*f|l I III* -,»ltl* f'llM lI ( •f’4•1114 *.( ,|(| !■: uil.Min of I'e tim t who w ill ha found p o lity «t the charge* to d a y ',,,| n,,. c .t y try in g to find the l.ur- Inaugural address today Walton Playground News. G ad s­ mended V ic to r Green to serve In lie pledged Hut support of Ihe - .«!*■ vnii • ’»(Mi'll miir ir * » Hie new ■ e re t.iiy id defense; Gen. by 0 Ju ry cuinpiMerl o f Mr«_ G cr- ^)nr. den Countv T im es, Chattahoochee G eneral Hutchison'* place. Since C. H iiK lir« # Thoioii* K )*••)•, (Jo«m tin* in ltin l 9ml- securities dealers In Ihe Ifti-orstiili’ w i l d ! ll I • jn j’it IM I ' V‘ ill •« • i l l ' l l N H i.idle) • lu lrm tin of the T ribu ne, H ighland County News, Howard F e rtile also has said he Pico m ftw S iC Sold uatlnsinl a iln iin istra llo n "to the end i * 14 t Dti'M §»«■ i f'*i imiMi’** H im lend ch ie fs ul Si,iff. and H erbert Jackson County F ln rld la rij Ja ck - wa« unable to servo on account of |e V, Ja ck A . G m dv, Thomas ft. i»*ii f L' it !>■ I I I't* I B it I* liulk v r 11sen »i »ftiUh isf*l it*, .’'lot«* Twit* B y J u Uuh T ukacli flrow n -If., Neal It. Angel am i liquor p artly hidden under some of reitirnittg Ih K nutlnn lo a sound * l»i i I imh • • fill*) *iM •I' m ** ffi hi* business Interests, there Is a t,■ i -■ I i'd in H ." fm to if li'llgli'M i C h a rles M< Flow er*. Witnesses for trash mill old newspsoees in th" and safe fiscal p u lle y." p rob ab ility that Mr. Tucker w ill He reiterated a I he me llia l lias fuo or tile otyed to ■ Mitai I ' I i M o v ie 'I ’im e T a b i c T lie ^ d # I ’l c T ^ K ? " I Coup tlm Slate were W illie F ra y , aljev. NTr. F u n d i cheeked I'*'1 cash be substituted fo r General H utehlm e n ia l and I ’a rk A vcnuo has lu-en George K elsey, C ha rles Malcolm, reg iste r and dl-"-r>veri’d D ial all dom inated llio in e rtin g — freeing I 'nlmei K it / son and M r. Green for Mr. Fnvltta, ,S H O P P I N G the cash nnproaim niely 1.10, In the economy of restrictions tin, t’„ 11,1 siui-evH me now tlo rire it'e i dhov i ' ii E a rth " T he County Com m ission and the ■ old by M r, and M rs. J u liu s A. J . F. Ilrow n . lie n Me Malum and «hnngo nnd sm all h ills w as m issD eclaring Hie tloitiinaiil issue of hi bo- .otunn,re-1 to 'li iii 'D A Y S L I F T id "A t'iodie W a r Km oka" Cltlaena Committee agree ob the T akach, ow ners fo r a c<ins|dmul>l<’ ftgl. W illiam A. H orn <*f the San­ Ihe day is lit replace a half-w ar Mll" w ill illteCt th" -Ingot • Mt llm . 1 "tt . It:.VI • d:'.T> - '.EOS id h c r three men for trusteea: Prod num ber of years, to Hernhard Ed- ford Police Departm ent. Thu tieeconom y with a peace cenm im v. fa t|,c ,-eai of the store a desk w anla, Hanford plasterer and I ’nltuot iiointcd nut that llo- oti >o the ’ M un'ana Inetdent" W ilson, D r. G, H. Brem en, and builder, fo r MIAOO, arcorrilng to fendants II m ini,is testified in their own he.,0,1 patters wi-rn Holes said: "W e know the form ula 1,-t-t of tile gi imp " fill e vu iy 2:12 ft:UIS 7 :iIH - 10:11 fur prosperity as few other* know John Kvana. rreorda In the County C le rk ’s o f­ one in Hnnfoid a l a given hnili on fiint. - "P lym ou th A d ve n tu re " tt." fice. t h ii't in iiH eve to join ill the 1:00 - l oti - r.1 2 - 7 : IH - 0:24 chin g e yesterday by a Ju ry com ff f - ; ) ,r„ f "W 6 have learned that freedom H A T C H IL L B. K. Doudnev, Ta* Agaeasor, of C hrist mns enrols M O V IE E A N D t»,-, far Individual achievem ent, with sing in g Mra. E. J . H atch, w ife o f the said today that M r. am) Mra. T ak - posed of fivn men ami one wom an., M( | ,g r| fl„ . , Ii( , h)B whether al the ind io station, at " I W ant Y o u " capital for u ('Mil, litis produced • rh had owiterf the property more C O F C M EET b 'T g l" r tried to go out the b»“ k the greatness of A m erica. bom-' or in llu -ir ear. Show star In d ;10, firs t fcatur* doe- but was unsucerssful in the than SO yea rs and possibly W) "T im N a tiv ity CoinniiLlce and 7 :01\ Interm ission K:24, la s t "M o n e y Invested In plant*, raw The hoard n f directors of the d*»V. yeans, according to hfs memoryth " enrol *I tigers hope that It la feature 0;g6 F " r r o ll H'hltxl t'*"' " " " I'lO " w ‘S m aterials, sales, produces p ro 'n e r Tha prop erty, w hich faces on a t-ctninule County Cham ber of liy . On all side* we see the lim it-b e a u tifu l depletion of the firstKnt. "C rim in a l latw y er" lot, sneom psjses several C om m eno w il meet In the C ity „ , r t |v Pni„ tv ot the tint" of *h les* opportunities for steadily InChri.-tlmm n ig h t w ill lend Hihlc\t "W ild H urso A m bush" ' 1, offices, a resta u ra n t H a ll T u esd ay n ig h t at H:Oi) o'clock, m idp-rv hut 'h a ' Iho robber h ’ d creasing production and prosper!- loy and lirlp liln ro s to the criming Humlny * “ M y S ix C o nvlcta" and la an old land President G. W , Spencer announc- ft||e d ' l l wHh bottle* from tbe holiday seuson", M r. Palm er said. ty «d today. shelves of the fro n t room- ^ 'A t' *'4 ’’ t ' .J ' 1- ’• JL id * . ' • mmMm ifim * ..‘ j A r h iV ^ n«m <44m » i«» .i i n n i n wils . » > .'i mm B i * �• « Lesson The Sanford Herald Bat*blUk»4 la IBM M IN IM Mallr « f* p l liliM t r u 4 Hun4nr, t'h rU lM a a aa4 N t a ( M n - r«fcli*k#4 na katar4ara r*l> k a lu t hrMiaaaa aa* * « a Vaara. I l l Maaaalla A«MW ■ • H ir , arena* .•fctr XT, lain. •) (»«¥••( Office l U l . N . rin rlila . under lh « Art O H i r . i i n» Itn rrk .1. lOTS. M ltl.I.A M I I.. IU !A N R llla r fitllllMI.N 1IHAN I m Ih u •■■■••> . ;ri|.i'ij.nnV li »lfn» f""**f*». . . . . . ... . .. ...... ...... . a .as ___ a.a* a.ra MB V*nr „ U J* Til aillnnrr nntlren, rnrdr .1 ihaBka. molNll.M aM a .llr n at nltfltlaM M I f.r Ika f ir n M *» ral.lna fMBda. will fcn r t w i . f far at ita*Nr a*r*rtUln« ralaa. M r a r . . « a l . 4 N a lla a a lly l r la * ' la s * N > n .a » a * r lt» |> r » « * n la ll* r » ta r ., N a n V a tk , I k l m a 'S lla lr a lf . Maa*a. rllr nn* «l. I.aala._____ T tta ila r a U U a a it ia k a f a t <ka i a a a r l a l . 4 l ' i n . n k l r k la m I I I I M i a r f a . l t . I f fa tk a aaa f a r n f a U I . j e t l a a a t a ll f k r la r a l a r n a f r t a l M IB tM a a r m a a r r r , aa n r l l aa all « f a m . 4 l> a a frh a a . FRIDAY l)KC. S, 1952 , One peraon vou c FOOL IH Y0 UR8KI.P. Memory la eternal. No ono can afford to carry eternally n bad memory, lie ye witnesses until youraalf. — Matt. 2.1: The Salvation Army krttlra go on the itrccli tomorrow to help raiie fundt with which In Inighlm the Chriilm.it holiday (or needy (amilin. Do your part to help make thia a Merry Clirittrn.it (or all. Remembered o Eleven yearn ago, on December 7th., America wan jolted fro m Itn complacency by the nurprlno attack on Pearl Har­ bor. Tho war had actually hcKun neveral yearn before with the aggression of Japan against China and with the mad drenmn of |x>wcr of Adolph Hitter whone strength wan al­ lowed to grow in Hie yearn when wo (relieved our two wide ocennn wore sufficient protection against any enemy. With our Navy badly crippled anti our nutlonal safety In the greatest danKer lit our liintory, wo nlowty ami painful­ ly awoke to the position of world leailernhip we were dentined to play. With our allien we turned back the Japanene atuLCrrm/inA.ftnd. Pit* >■» <•»»! »«< Wo^LAOMr it There were hfgh^VWtl*- >•< — U . h o futility of future warn and would work ioKeTTier'Vdr |reace. To that end thu United NutioiiM wan established. Unfortunately the end of World War If did not brintf irence. Communism, as fanatical as Fascism or Nazism ever was, embarked on a cnmpniKU to enslave the people of tho worid. For a time it seemed as if the free nations had bled and died in vain, that a new dictatorship was to conquer where Japan and (icrmany Imd fulled. Hut fortunutely America did not retreat l>chind Its oceans iikhIii. Our policies have sometimes been mistaken. It Is easy to point out some of the KlaritiK errors we have made. But we hnvo proceeded to build up our stroiiKth and tho ntrength of all tho freedom loviiur peoples who have not yet been conquered by Communism. In Korea notlco has been served that further OKKressiot. will be resisted. In Europe tho North Atlantic Treaty army may soon be a reality. There Is every evidence that we have not forgotten the terrible lesson of Pearl Harbor. Money And Politics A weak law which is difficult or impossible to enforce can do more harm than uootl. A House committee Investijrntinjj campaign expenditures of both political parties Is find­ ing that leftal restrictions on the amount of money spent on campaigning seem to have little or no effect on the amount of monoy spent. The State Road Department it In order to circumvent provisions of thu law regarding backing a tunnel project in Fort campaign expenses volunteer groups are set up which act Lauderdale to that through traffic IndeiM'iidently in promoting particular candidacies. Many of on the main highway can go under these volunteer groups are made up of honest, sincere people the local cron-ttrert traffic. We who wish to play a part in electing their representatives. But are afraid that down here in Flor­ the fact that these organizations are autonomous relenses ida tucli lunnrlt will have to be thu national party committee:! from responsibility for the irovidrd witli tulimariurt if motor- money they spend. lit are going to keep from gelling Campaign costs are higher today than they have ever wet. been. Itudio and television make it possible for candidates to Senator Holland tpeaking in reach more voters with a direct ap|s>al but the use of these Tampa the other day tayt that toil media iH expensive. It is necessary for the voters to hear coittervalion payment! by the Pro­ ami see the candidates so that they can make an Intelligent duction and Marketing Adininittra- choice at thu polls. It is also necessary to oxercise some con­ trols so that the factor of ready cash for campaigning does tion are "nothing in the world but not obscure the real issues of the campaign. handoult. . . . federal paymenli to Where our laws governing expenditures are antiquated the farmen for tomething which and inadequate they should he changed. Control of thu hey would do anyway". Some amount of money which can he spent is a good Idea hut such armert may not tee it lliit way. control should not he so rigid as to forco both parties into believing that tucli paymenli are hypocrisy or evasion in toiler to get their beliefs heforu the In Ihe national intern! at much people. f t i i joblrti brnrfiti to pay people not to wink, nut whatever it it, we have an idea political handoult of whatever nature are on the way out. ^ A radio televhion indutlry tpokriman tayi that during the re­ cent campaign loo many politicians talked too much for their own good. Declaring that he found people in dim et turning off their radiot on whal "we charitably call campaign oratory", the iimketman did not tuggeil that |>oliticiant quit tiling radio altogether, hut rather that "they learn In uta it more iltillfully". lint what ia laid here of radio and politician! appliet equal. !v as well to olhrrt. Too many people in every walk of life talk loo murli for their own good. — Governor Warren almoit loo vodferoutly it teemt to ut deniei al­ legation! that he threatened lo1' '" shut l* off Hale hutinrii from an Ocala rock company unlett unearned commissions were paid to a dummy corporation for the benefit of tome of hia campaign contribution!. Thii ia. we believe, the firit lime ihii charge hat been publicly made. Ctrtainly it la the first time it hai been brought into court by meant of a euit for damagei, Of count a man ii not guilly until hia guilt haa bean proved fn Court and 10 wa withhold judgment. But it it not tM finl time we have heard theta in private. Standing on Kirt| Street the •r day watching the Chrittmat e. we were amased at the ar of young people who play bandt, When w* were in at, and that wain’t to many in ago either, we don't believe i war* half a doxen kidt in hohl who could play any f t mutical inilniment. and .t ever thought. 6jfe|ljyill«;lo lire • band, thotigk.tMtbtlievf wai an orchetlra dr aomalike that of threo or four that uaed to play for tom# dancat. Well, wa have coma vav in tha let! law yean, don't teem to mind going Old Oaken Bucket Hack In thu days when :i shave and a haircut cost two 1*11m, when mustache cups decorated tho shelves of every well-run burhur shop and quartettes singing softly In tho background made the chore of getting a haircut less painful, ono of tho most popular songs was "The Old Oaken Bucket." It was already an old song when grandfather hummed it for It was written In the rummer of 1H17. •Samuel Woodsworth who composed the poem was a newspaperman in the storied days when every iitihllsher was a printor and every printer was a poet. He was horn In Scituate, Massachusetts, on Jan. lit. 17H5, and spent his life drift­ ing from one state to another promoting unsuccessful news­ paper ventures, lit: was no Horace Greeley and ho left no great panor to serve as Ida monument. But the words of the "Old OuKen Bucket" are still familiar to millions of people who have never read a word of tho brilliant editorials writ­ ten by Greeley. Second and Third Divisions. Government and city officials In Seoul had drummed up a big wel­ ll'aatlaa** n , „ « r * i t <ia*i celebration for Elsenhower Drowncll of New York, who will come yesterday ami thousands of men, have tho Cabinet post of attorney women ami children turned out apgeneral. 1parcnlly exporting a glimpse of the Elsenhower arrived In Korea at - Rencrnl. Hut hln schedule would "I1 ,1urg: not permit him to break sway for d»y and stopped onto an airport „ porsofial pcrsohul appearance. whipped by (no coldest winds of These facta soon bacanta appar­ Iho winter season und guarded by ent to Ihoso who accompalllei senhower: Eisenhower Return •ml hla stay In this wartnrn land wai not luted until hla piano waa on* hour in flight tonight and well beyond danger of attack. Tho gancral'a vlalta to cumhnt unit* near the front did not take him Into the front Unci. Tho milItary and the Secret Service were careful to aee that he did not go beyond dlvlalon headquarters •• usually three or four mile* from the actual battlellno-for aocurity reaiona. The greateat rlaka ap­ peared to bo In the mountain hop­ ping In amall planea. , The aocurity aurroundlrui Elionhower'a arrival waa ao tight that •oldlere and moat offlcera In com­ bat unlta didn't know the uoneral waa In Korea until ho arrlvod at thaJr haadquartera. All across the Pacific the pal- THE WOULD TODAY By JAMBS MABLOW WASHINGTON (* —Tb* ban of the 11 Cxacboalovaklan Com munlit leaden ia a little leu Utan reanurlng to other Communiita that memberthlp In tho party la a guarantee of longevity. Thia will hardly be a dltcouragement to them, though, alnce there are alwayi enough optlmiita in any group to toy: "It can't hap­ pen to me." The unpleaaant end which over­ took the 11 Ctechotlovaklana hat been Interpreted aa the reiult ol tt struggle for power among the Crechoilovaklan Communist* themaclvea. Thia may be correct. It may also be ao Incorrect that It aounaa Innocent. The 11 who were hanged had been long time, faithful, hardworking Communlata who had auffered for the cause and beforo their dlaaatcr held poaltlona of great prominence. In other Eaalem European countries other Communlat leaders, all with a long hlitory of party work behind them, have been toppled and deatroyed or are now In dis­ grace and awaitingI d|L. destruction. If all of them got Into trouble limply beta because of >? power power, itrui atrugaltnply (lea among themselvu inside their idea >wn countries, it might be conown :!uded that Communists ar* simpfy jwUUcaiiy carvlbajlatlc and land to chew each other up. And the moat the other Commu­ nists would have to worry about— In countries already under their control or In a country like the United State* where they’d Ilka to get control—la learning how to get along among themselves. Hut It Is unthinkable, when re­ membering (he Kremlin's control over the Eastern European coun­ tries, that anything serious could have happened to the 11 or any of the other old-time Communlata without Stalin's approval. All of them had been hla In* atruinent* and none of them, since tho Kremlin exerts rigid control on parly members cverytwhere, could have come to power In the first place without tnc Kremlin's approval. Why then were they In the end rewarded with the fate that over* took them? Tha Prague radio said the 11 had been convicted on charges of treason and other crlmas. Tho public had to he told aomething. Probably tho Krcm8 Probably the Kremlin decided they had ...... served their .... .purpo. ping to establish communism in helping their own country—and from now ir­ on might be troublesome. liecausc of their long activity In party work all of thorn had ea* labll*hrd a following—In Cierhollnvakia. for example — which might obey them, Instead of Mos­ cow, In anv break or disagreement with thn Kremlin. Tito in Yugoslavia had provided the classic example of how thin could happen. The lliiuulatlon of Ihe long-loyal Communists in the other Eaatern European countries should elimi­ nate any future Titos for some time. Their successors can be han­ dled In Ihe samo way, if that be­ comes necessary. Even with the vision of the l i Ctechoalovaklans dangling before them, Communists elsewhere—for Instance, In Prance and America— might feel (hat while this had hap­ pened In Eastern Europe It would­ n't happen to them If they came to power. Hut the cvldcnco Is against (hern, Ike Secrecy Youth Is Shin Over Minor Disagreement fCoelliaAl h e e Fag* One! points, six report*!s and photog­ MIAMI UB—A youth who left hla raphers quietly left their lodgings and converged on Pennsylvania home In Holslngfon, Kas., because Station, which soundi like an Im­ he "wasn't on speaking terms" probable place for secrecy In with his stepfather was In Jail here today on a first degree mur­ movements. But tha six ware loat among tha der charge. Joseph Underwood, 11, was ac­ other early travellers waiting for their trains, lounging In doorways cused of fatally shooting John 8afreno, IS, also of Holslngton, In an •hd trying to kill time. A black limousine drove down argument and tussle over who the ramp to tha unloading platform would sleep on the left side of a and the six newsmen strolled one double bed In their trailer home. "1 admit It was stupid," Deputy by one to the car driven by Secret Psrvlce Agent Ed Hweenev. The Sheriff E. F. Lesseter quoted Un wood as sa •• • ■ - i d o ------' - - *-ylng. “ 1 really didgroup ws* Joined hy — Eltenhower's n't csro which’i side I slept on." press secrefary, James Ifagerty. The shooting took place early Sweeney moved out quickly to­ ward tha East River, across tho Thursday morning while a third big Trlborougb Bridge over the Holslngton youth, William Harri­ East River and out Long Island son, IB, slept on a couch In the to a back road parallelling Mltchel trailer. Laaietcr said Safrcno left home Field. The car stopped at a cote, a light was flashed, someone said about three weeks ago and came the magic word "Secret Service" to Miami where he met Underwood i»r who then Identified the and Harrison. They moved Into o trailer which had a couch and a occupants by name. The gate opened and we followed double bed for sleeping facilities. a car that swung suddenly Into the gate to guide us. Then the big ComtelliUons loomed ahead. Wo UN Dismissal out Into the iharp. chill ssr The Elsenhower ,plane took off at S:U a. m., Juit as is the blackness y. The second wax turning to gray, followed to m mlnutea later, and 1,141 miles 1 10:18 a m.,.................. i........... .nes set down at Travis field near San Francisco to refupl. Minutes later they were off for thn ‘ long oversea* flight. S' Miami Teams Finish Poll In Top 3 Spots MIAMI (At—Miami Edison. Mi­ ami Jackson and Miami High fin­ ished ons-two-three among Florida high school football teams In the Herald's weekly pall of coaches and sports wrliers. Miami High had won the No. 1 spot Ihe previous two seasons. The final standings, with firstilace votes In parenthesis and to­ il points based on 10 for a firstplace ballot, nine for second, etc.: Miami Edison (1.1) 2M: Miami Jackson (11) 248; Miami High (1) 229; Jacksonville Jkekson 203, Pen­ sacola 122. Tampa Hillsborough TO, Lakeland OS. Ocala on. (.'oral Ga ble* SO, Gainesville Yongn 42. f since the Kremlin could never risk another Tito anywhere that the party took over. If all this sounds a little gruesome, the game that's being played Isn't tiddly* winks. iraallaa** Vi m raa* tlaal from American security agencies. Lie held up a statement on the nine to be dismissed today, a source said, until he had prepared a letter to the representatives of Ihe flo U. N. member nations ex plaining tho situation and enclos­ ing a copy of the three Jurists’ recommendations. The whole explosive problem Is i expected to touch off one of the bitterest controversies in U. N. history when it comes up In the Assembly’s Financial and Budget ary Committee, probably next week. The nine employes on special leave who reportedly were to be fired today were Frank C. Ban­ croft, editor, document* division; Hope Dorothy Eldridge, popula­ tion statistics expert, drpxrtment of economic affairs; Jack S. Har­ ris, researcher on trusteeship mat ters; Julia Older Halier, editor, documents division: Jane M. Heed library employe; Joel Gordon, ex­ pert on current trade analysis; Sydney Classman, Junior econo­ mist; and Leon Elverson, library clerk. C ontrary to popular belief, high building* do not sw ay appreciably In high winds. The people o f the United States d rin k more coffee than do the people in a ll the rest of the world, saya tho U. S. Departm ent of A gricu ltu re. Bible Words To Live By My favorite Bible veru* Is the first part of the Twenty-Third Psalm: „ "The Lird is my shopherd, 1 shall not want. It has been my favorite because of Its strong de­ claration of God’s existence, "The Lord Is, bringing to mind the personul relationship between the Lord and my life. "The Lord is my shupherd" — tho Psalm sug­ gests the things for which ono shall not want. One shall not seek for rest — mentally, emotionally, spiritually or physically, without finding It, for when we are tired He will lend us beside still waters and umld tho green pas­ tures. One shall not want for forgiveness, "For He restoreth my soul," nor can there lx? a wunt for guidance, "For He will lend mo In paths of righteousness. And, too, one should never Inck the ability to turn tragedy to triumph, "For when I walk through the valley of the shadow of death Thou nrt with me.” Nor shall one want for an etemnl iihldintf hom**, “ For I shall abide In the house of the Lord forever." This Is mv favorite verso Ijecause It has every­ thing In It. It 'Ih ull mine If I have the Shepherd, and none of mine without Him. Dr. Albert P. Shirkey Mount Vornon Place MothodlHt Church VVashlngton, D. C. USED CARS 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan Extra Clean, Good Tiros, Radio and Heater Extra Clean, Radio $996-00 • 1947 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Radio, Heater, Excellent Condition Extra clean, Radio. One Owner. 1950 Buick Sedanette 1949 Buick Sedanette Clean, Low Mileage, Radio, Heater, Dynaflow One Owner, Extra Clean, Dynaflow, Radio, Heater NICHOLSON MUCK CO. TKLKPIIONB 1014 HANFORD, FLORIDA despite terrific battle losses. 1. On the other side, the South Korean army has shown astonish­ ing Improvement In leadership, ef ficlency and fighting skill since that day two years ago when the Cht nese entered the war and routed tho South Koroans. Where Amerl can fighting men onec shrugged their shoulder* helplessly over the fighting quality uf the HOKS, they now praise them lavishly, Elsenhower gave every Indica­ tion that as president h* would In It that tho South Korean •rmv Is madn stronger and strone •r. While talking yesterday U> Lt. Gen. Chung II Rwon, tha general congratulated him on the ROK army and then sold: Aafd "Aa f4r aY.l’ in concerned,'we'l' get It a lot nlggtr and belter." r-.i *- ’ Isn't yet atrong ettotii irlly to expand U war. Satea m faith hiflhfs »a ffa M b ?w o r the Panmunjom m a m ten produce an armlsUe*. a. Some fighting met be) la better to go all-out agau Chlneae now and ta li tamt heavy loaaag to lain victory than continue the breaem mate with Its growing ton c thousand chronic an poiltlona-sad S. dlcat* no brei You Know Something About This Man I You’ve never aeen him before. And yet. ai you watch him approach h!s motor — you feel instinctively that you know something about thia man. For the Cadillac car— aa any owner can tell you—ie •urpasaingly satisfying from every atandpoint. .You. feel you know aomething of hia background and hia standing among hia fellow men. You aenfc hia consideration for the aafety and comfort of hia family and hia fneridi, And you hava a clear indication of the mark he has made in hia choaen tUttCoM tovor. SitHMA, powrr/uJ and rtjponilet— it makei each and every Journey a pleaaurt to anticipate and a Joy to experience. Bttttii/ul, tkxxritm It adds to the For that'e one of the extraordinary tN np about the great Cadillac cart It speaks so clearly and ao eloquently of the man who owns aid drivee^»wefi^l And JtptnJalU, Uttgdivtd «W ttonomU*! in optr. k does ao from it* long Haaocidtion with the diatinajujahed pnotoriata . . . luid out of i ~ d ly ’a activities. f e ^ - it complimenta its owner's practical wisdom irough ettry mamkma mile he drives. • * e. •»•*)«» M l h w it.n p 111 Waat First Remind* You To predictable choice of thoee whoac choice la unrestricted. And how tw// they chooae-and how itht/jl la every community acroee the land* Cadillac la tha ■i& �*■ - J »**•**»•—•*«■ CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FRIDAY T iir lo r Com m andcry No. 28, K n ig h t's Tem plar, w ill meet at 7:30 p.m. at the M iltonic fla il. The order of M alta degree w ill lie conferred. A n oyster supper w ill f j i o served at the clm o of the meet” n*. The regu lar meeting o f the Amerlcnr. Region A u x ilia ry w ill bo held at 7:30 p.m. at the I.onion Hut. MONDAY The Woman's M issionary Soclety o f the F irs t B aptist Church w ill meet at 10M5 n.m. in the fo l­ low ing rooms in the Fduentional B u ild ing: C ircle No. I, M rs. II. F. M cW horter, chairm an, in the Phil* J |t h e a classroom ; C ircle No. 2, " M r s . Voile W illiam s, chairnutn, in tho T .K .I.. classroom ; C ircle No. 3, M rs. B ra lle y Odhnm, chairm an, In the (iolden C ircle classroom ; C ircle No. 4, M rs. K. I.. Dann, chairm an. In the Men’s llih le c la ss­ room; Clrelo No. (i, M rs. W. C. I.yn n, chairm an, in tho Young M en's classroom ; C ircle No. il, Mra. B. C. Moore, chairm an, in the W oman's Blblo classroom ; C ircle No. 7, M rs. It. L. Johnson, c h a ir­ m a n , In th r (lleaner'a classroom . A covered dish luncheon w ill be served at noon nnd at 1:00 p.m. C ircle No. !l w ill present a pro­ gram In the church. Mrs. Clyde Hum phrey w ill he in charge. "W here Jesus W alked" w ill be the theme o f tho program . Presbyterian C ircle s w ill meet as follow s: C ircle No. I, M rs. C harles W ilke, chairm an, with M rs. W ilke, 120 .Summerlin Ave« uc, at 2:30 p.m.; C ircle No. 2, Irs. W. I). Hofm ann, chairm an, w ith Mrs. R. V. T u rn er, 117 Mellonville Avenue, at 2:30 p.m.; C ir ­ cle No. .1, M rs. I.loyil Hoyle, c h a ir­ man, w ith M rs. Hoyle. Mrs. II. C. H flte l ns co-hostess, 2101 Mellonvllle Avenue, nt 3 :0(1 p.m.; C irrle No. 4, Mrs. .1. D. W oodruff, . a i r ­ man, w ith M rs. Hoy Maun, 121 W est R lglitccnth Street, for n luncheon nt 12:30 p.m.; C ircle No. 5, Mr*. W. I.. Hochn, ehnirmnu, ^ f l l h Mrs. W. I.. Henley. Mrs. W. 7.nchnry, co-hostess, 303 West Fifteenth Street, nl 2:30 p.m.; C ircle No. il, M rs. A. Moore, chairm an, w ith M rs. t*. .1, F isher, Woodsmem, fo r n luncheon, mem­ ber * w ill leave front 2111 M y itle Avenue nt 10:00 n.m.; C irrle No. 7, M rs. C. II. Dawson, chairm an, w ith Mr*. I.. A. W oellm er, De­ n a ry , members leave from 003 Oak Avenue at 1:20 p.m.; Kvunlng SEMINOLE III lly H F.VF.K I.Y t ilt A Y ] I l won't ho lung now before bask el bull games are liero to sln v for nwhlle, and w ith them w ill come the old sp irit and cheers ab­ sent now. No m utter what others say, wo a I 8. II. 8 nro proud as ran he of our record w ith football a ,Dll* year! Tho Seminole* anil their • 'tw o conches linvo done outs outstnml trig It, the the work, linvo provided pep, aplrstamlnn, and touchdown* for cheering funst Who can forget '50 football season 7 Mr*. Colem an is hard at work on choosing part* fur the future Senior H a y , " I.ltt le Wom en." The lend w ill be played by Ju d y liv in ; she w ill p ortray the part o f Jo. Beth I* M ertle O rlssey nnd Am y i* C n il H itting. Papa w ill be Hon.a id Hold and L n o rlcr i* Clinton w lo n n e v . T e rrv Cordell w ill nortrn v the rote of Mr. Hronk*, fllh e r character* have not been nsslgiusl their part*. The annual T r l - lll llam piet for the football boys, their fathers, and the couches i* going to bo belli Dec. 14 In the 8. II . 8. gym Invltatlun* are ladng Issued now anti the lll- Y g irls hope to have a trow u l ' Among holiday social a ffa ir* Will be tlic K ey Cltih Dunce, (date jV t o hu announced In te r) which I* held annually, u sua lly w ith semiform al dress. Plan tu make thi* (late d u rin g the holidays! Hand member* had n gay time T hursd ay night when they had a “ P ainting P a rty " In the band room. Kach one w a s to livin g ii paint brush and when everyone arrived , they all pitched In nnd painted the hand loom ! Itoscm avy tin n ie r and N n iiry Itcmntree brought eoffee no a* to liven up the w ork a • l i t t l e nnd I bet everyone had a grand time I W hat a w onderful w av to combine w ork nnd p lay and get t’ood r c s u lt il I f m ure club* could hlnk of som ething llko "P a in tin g p a r ly ," a lot more fun would be enjoyed w hile a lot more work wa* lielng done! ; F rid a y m orning a week from to­ day ,our limskstball team Is eeallv going to show up W in te r P a rk ! Coach Scott Is hard a t w ork w ith the team p lan nin g a m o m in r of A e x e lte m e n t for us g ill Ham a tim e t * l « 11:00 so nlan to go! The eheerieodrrs w ill ho there to s tir un the ben; Ann tinhorn Is captain of this * game. Don't forget Hf Circle No. I, Mr*. Mabel Drown, cliairman, Kducatiunal Hutldim: of the church for n covered dish supper at <3:30 p.m.; Rvi-nlng Cir­ cle No. 2, Mr*. R. J. Shephard, chairman, with Mis* flobccnt Ste­ vens, Mis* Mary Karle ns cnhostes*, U2I Park Avenue, u( 3:00 p.m. The Woman's Sncilcv of Chris, tian Services ol the First .M’-Diitilist Chinch will liobl a general bosiuesi meeting ut 3:(H) p.m. i t McKinley Hull. Circle No. 7 will be in charge o f the program .' iti, Mrs Rrbvarii Kucher » s guest speaker. The First Itaptisl .‘ lirieluy School Worker's Council will bo held in Ibe Memorial Kducaie nal Huildmg beginning nt 7:30 i> in. The llupti-l Churches of tho Feminole Assoeiallon wHI hrivo their annual " M " night mass meeting ut Ibe Fir-t It,l, list C A S U A D C O ftD U R O Y C O A T — Church, Pel.and beginning at J;30 H orw ttz amt tHibcrnian'a versap.m. tilo parchm ent colored coat fo r fa ll and w inter, lDM . hs* n The Cleaner'* Clu.ss o f tho First m atching leather belt, and roinca Hnptist Church wilt hold It* an­ nual Christinas party beginning In blue. bfAck nnd moss knf. TDKHDAY with n tut key supper and g ift ex­ change at the homo o f Mr*. J. A. Strange on Twin l akes, Tho parly will be held at lt:.'lt) p.m. will) Mrs. A. Klmlall and Mrs. A. 1,. Hnriiienti ns hoitesses with Mrs. Strange. Clreles 7. 3 ||||,I tl ,.f the W o m ­ an's Society of Cloi-liiiii Service* o f the First Methodist Church will hold their niniuat Christmas (larty at 8:00 p.m. In McKinley Hull. An exchange o f gifts will hr held. The Pilot Club will hold Its re­ gular business meeting nl the Yacht d u l l ut 8:00 p. rn. The board will nmet nt 7:30 p. m. T hi' Chapel C h o ir w ill hold re ­ hearsal n l the F irs t Hnptist Church at 11:45 p.m. St, Mary's Chapter o f ... .....an’ * Auxiliary o f Holy Cios* Rplxrnpni will meet nt 3:00 n.m. at the home o f Mrs. (ieorge F.lrk, 2100 Amelia Drive, Highland I’nrk. WKDNKSDAY The I'tuver Meeting Service ut the First llaplisl Church will be­ gin nt 7:20 p ro. We continue out siudV o f " P i ogres* in the Chris tiull l.lfe." T l l l ’ IISHYY The Itoynl Ambassadors will meet nt the First Hnptist Church at 7:00 ii.ni. The Junior llrntherhood will tin i t at the First Hnptist Church at 7-30 p.m. Judge Stenstrom Talks At South Side ■ ■ J l .__i PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Stowc-bnvr i'’ turned from Nassau where thev spent a short vneiition. Miss Mllilieil Miller, n student nt Stetson l oiveislty in Del.nod, spent -c i eiat days recently with her puri'iits. Mi. nnd Mr*. Hubert Miller. Friend* will regret to li-iirts of the Heath o f W. A. Vimsler, which teem ir d suddenly Wcdncsduv in Hrookhiivi’ ii, laitig Island, N. Y. Word o f bit death was received t eslcnlnv by Judge nnd Mr*, Frank Miller o f this city. Funeral »i iviri'H will be held on Saturday ill New York. Mr. nod Mis. Vo*. *lei hrtvo visited ill Sanford for a number of winter* and have iiuiiiv friend* here. Fl'i’fliD Mill ta1 lilt eri'»t ed to b ani Unit Mi** Donna Witte, a *tiidetil nl Florida State Dnivor -tty, Ini', been ehn*eit to take pint in the I’ Stt cirrus on riinrsduy ill III ini-w ii k. (!u. SI"' will appear in the t'hai le«lon number. Those taking pail in the circus are rhiiM’ ti by their ability. JewIhIi Auxiliary Holds Monthly Moot Tin Woimiii'* Auxiliary ol Com imiuity llelli IkiiicI met on Mon .lodge Dougins Stenstrom d i s - ' day niglit and made plan* for a cussed discipline nl the .Soutliside j Cliiiiiliitthn party srhcdtdi'd for Pnrent-Tcocnrr Association’ s reg­ Dec. I t, The pnily will he held at ular meeting held yesterday after -1 the Jewish Community Center nnd noon nt 3:lfi p.m. In Ills talk t i e 1 all members nml lludr families are stated Mint children need model* wi'b'nme to attend. In follow more thnn lecture* a n d 1 Tim niixlliuiy mreling wa* held that parent* lire the one* to sot* lit 3 :1)0 p.m. and wii* rmului tod by luesidcnt, Mt*. Kdwlu I’ pslein, the pattern. Judge Stenstrom brought nut Tliune present were Mi* Hernuin .liii'olmon, Mr*. Mielnod tiiusoli, f ,lv fact that poverty or lack <4 law enforcement III a community Mrs. Phillip Kisslel, His Ktlw.it t a r e not eari*e* o f juvenile debit-J Kin-liner, .Mr*. .Inek hiimor. Mi*. ip limey but that it ran tic traced Mailin' Moses. Mrs, .lames loll, d ire ctly to the tra in in g nnd under­ Mrs. Melvin Siskind, Mis. Joe standing a child receive* in hi* Moss, Mis. Hen Knl/. and Mis. lip stein. home. Mr*. Jam es T e rw illc g c r, p re s i­ dent, conducted tho business meet­ ing at which time H ichanl ilc a ly reported oil tho progresn which ha i been made to obi am perm a­ nent lig hting of the school ground*. The group discussed the u d visu ld lity of undertaking the project nnd il was decided to hold n vote on the m atter ut the n c x l meeting. Mr*. R liin h e ih 1’ur.in, repreaentii 11vo of an insurance ruin puny, explained tlie accident insurance policy that is being offered p a r­ ent* in this county a* protection for children attending school. Plans for a Christm an putty were presented by M rs. J . A. Ponder, vleo president of the I'T A nml announcement wa* made of n Christum * pluy to be given by the fourth g ruile un Dec, 12 at- H:(K) 'p.m. The group voted to duiiulc fund* to nsnlst in fu rn ish in g tho new i sluto P T A building In Orlando. F ollo w ing tho meeting tho group ud journrd to tho lunchroom where beautiful decoration* were of C h ristin as greenery uml poinectthis. Hostesses were from tho rooms of Mr*. Ilabert Drown, Mr*. II . J . T ltslm w , and M iss Jean Hayer. About UK) parent* were present for thu meeting. Miss Harrison Wed To Mr. Wetherintfton Mr. and Mr». Joel It Cnrrisiiit, 8 . C. announri'd toda\ Die mar­ OPENING OP r i> r ,i r». in .’ Fi j i Mrs. Hurke Steele Honors .Miss Appleby Hi^h School Hand (iroup Has Meeting Mr*. Iluike Steele entertained niciulier* of the Pot I,uck | Thr Snniiuih' llikzli School Iltm»I I iiin hi'oii t int, linmiring Ml** in nl Ul cl U*a11 ii A mhocHiII hmi In'I* I it., N’lincv Ji nn Appleby. In ide-elcct, monthly mt't tiiiK lurMlay tnj;hf nt on Widiii'sdiiv nt In:It0 a. m. nl ^ •M» |». ill. in lor hiiiitj lull). Iis-1 Imiiie at '.’nil Rim Avenue. Phi' inert inn u in uilli**! in onlor I poo b*' i mi i\nl the honor guc*t I»v p iraitlrn t IV lr i lln k in . Tho lo ll mis seat'd in a white covered ta ll ami tho i i i i m i h h p ip u i\r n •ti ii 11 nvei nidi'll evteiidiil a largo •hy Mi a. ViHH r, tin* si-iirhu v A w lilt*1 wnldltig la'll. \ kitchen | Iicusino'rt irp m t yxii■* |*i\i<n h> tin* - Imiii'i wii* to bl dining which lii'MMitri, Miiitio St inn i 111m i Ml'S, till'll 11 1118«>111I>'«-1 |« |»U|Ini ‘ tie n u l l ' d iiuiiiv attractive nnd u*efid g iftTin ho*lcHsc* pre- for tho mi'jMtti i slui> i onmiitti * < •cllleii her with scvernl piece* of Him rornmittor i* .lt«in^ u fine i joh Kitting tho Hiirol I'liit iiLs in cldna. Following the shower the guest* LUirstr,! in thr I*i«ll«| tiM' lllikJs F iiioa! C’mvlry nml Mi llukm gut lieicd in ttm dining room whom Inidiil place card* were used tntil of tho piling Im thi* float m to mail, the seating arrangement f lif riiristnut* imnnlo hold Wnl Those enjoying the occnsluti nositny. M i a Viini'o ami .Mi** ( ’ I wirti Mi-* Appleby were lier Wt lk in "tm win o "I'livlrtl It* thi*' on thr if!unit, Tin* JMM'cinl Inn rium iiiiithrt, Mrs. H A Appleby, Mrs. In im ni;ioonirvtl *»ii \xtini tin* \V. I Davnl. ' D - . tirade Herman, hi 111ii r r tfit no i* winilit I ••• b rlil It Mr< J M. I.ionntd, Mm. liny will In* hr til «»li .Ian 17. I 11 Melon, Mi Waltei Sti ide and xxas volt'll to m l hand h"*»'in -on I Ini y. Mrlllnl.c Sawyer* ith kriA for r*ii?* dlliluMi'l to n le . Mis. A. I.. SkinM,c iifima' lat loll will h«vr a I.er. Mi W It Kirby, Mr*. Jim i' mx ri 11| IItnit s»i|»|ii i ml Hmi * m\t Corlev, Mrs. Ms flit Witte Jr. and im rlottf Mi I '»ixx li*y, tin* hand dt thi’ In,sirs*. ( r « ' | o | t.d.i «r ■min* o f I Im* fnifnl m l o il in*, nod lo* t \iiirs-i d io** tip in ti ini Ion lo Hn* hand I'airrii' foi r* itunr hvliind thi* hand. Mi lln km told of tin hr Ip tho t**Militx Krh'tol Iton 111 had ir t\ ■I> thr hand SitL'ir,,sl ii'li" Witr a**k»d fur on IMhii* in .......... for 111!' innjoctft that wonhl lirlp thr hand ( hi i^t mu'* nl I ho Firat to niiiko inonoy. Mflhoih l r h u iih . Hu* Kov. *1, K. TfitMi* pirArnt nt tin* tnrrfmr MtKinlrv, I'lisim unrmiinml to* w n ‘p Mr. 311nI Mis \V I. V hih r. ■ hix ( *h» i ■ shim* ftiii C\ for tho K ill- A! i and M i h. M I I tip al<, M < ili i i'llv t* ii I | >11111ii4-nt nf lh<* Kim V l» Itounlirr. ,\Ji* John Mdf'i, ihiv Si hmtl will ho h**hl thr n f lr i I t; Mi l “ov, Mi •ill liii •ou'Miht f, IlflOtl (( f Dee „*3 The P rim iiry nnd Mi \ <; llii"t\, M m N I I»or .l<nii"i Depni I m eids w ill have Dieii i*ai, Mi mid M m t ’lm ih - Win* ■ m itv Dint night at 7:311 p.m. T he tin^lun, 'll and Mi l-im I Tonrv, inirties have la e ii plulined ill Mr an> Mi lfnhoi \ ||p< l\ . Mi riiih n wav a* to I'liip h n s iii' a W II t h u m i . Mi and ' I i " M-.i C h ristia n Christum *, itev. Me- vim Mil-mi. M i ni'il 'It II \ Fi"hm% Mi" S .A H WdL.ip "oi. K inl*’v stilled. f I Wii The C iiiiiii'e l CIm Ir. under the Mi-* Mahil l o u r . Mi direetion of Huger H a rris , hn* kiiisim, I' I llnhm, * M Shno i tepared a wom lerfnl prugriun eiplier, \ I t'ollin". II I. ,M*o for lover- of good C hli* t ilia* l'i*. run! Die hnml d o «• i m , Mi fid C hrlrim i* rontiit w ill he given Cevvlev Mclhodisl ('hurch Makes Yule Plans |iiiil e f the e ln n ih i'* I i adit ion • ill " I and iiiiid li’ liv id nig serviee a* i'o i.liug io Itev Mi K ltilev I in iiv ic e '.lift hi1 held on Die tdgld ef Dee 21. The piov i a ill w ill I I, nil <11101 singing In Do e«n , le g al ion and rpeidal mil*b hv ii l l i f rhnll in tiirii a yx n v a - I.. ll.o i n a k f an iii’-pti tii|* -• i a r likildii’ t" » o i 'l iit lly in v it e d iItt pat * a i p a t r in f I m m*rvir■** Xov f tf LONG WOO!) II) tin M BS I too, I. 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I Hr land, and Fharli*’* !* M miiii xxtio niolrd hi m m i pup "O N"' t I in lx inu land, <ia 'It Mai lan i tin ■,nl-m of j l oh don loh n, I'tlol rtf I n n of thr Koval An* Forrr III \V*•11*1 War 11. i mt *nno to tilts tu tp 11 in IP t i h im 'll 'Lilian H lln i *11ai l r r ol I hr {im i \ s i Mn\ tr»i» I nil, I r-on t hotel on in tl hv I lo* Vr\x ' in j, I , mill •. mill till In-ill in .-unfold L i t to pa » 11v« a ss s i •• •- * • Y» i iit al Q aM 'L d 2 ty fh L & tt <7 M EN S W E A R V\ M il/It d iio n i: rti. aIon 18 | , 1111111•»i’ If) I III- % r ‘.x ' ■If '. •|.f | Nr x Vitt l Stall and ( Pn t'lntrd Stull"* n t*nlv (ut 11 of I prr rrnt of thr mil ion** land * horm* it* •sM’lHiy illl* III Ll1!'► R * A n •xclllng blause In aea yuu ihraugh tha busy *nr is I *rsMin st half yuu'd expert lu pay. Tha magntfircnl pie-cut nrckllne i* nf rank'd nylon lata cnrruxlnl with sparkling rhinmlunm, Tha trim budlca and gcnrrwtiH three-quarter puah-up aleevee are In IS denier nyhm tricot. In while, pink, blue, mint and black. > , fhir new f.lilivtiiMv inllcd im i pi iltsmuni] engagement sml w cl.ling nngi it nutewonhy Im the mperior ipislity ol the itonci, the exquiiitc (riltin iin ih ip nf the wttinR- fhir priicr, n*>, itc worthy of yp-.ci.il time. W m . E. lea d er Bonnie Johnson’s Beauty Shop , UD/ t jf l/t I Jeweler r lion a 337-W ____ i___ i t ‘ i ml: ii liltiiiaL', whipped up in luce nil ilcs iintl let’ll with rliiiic.wDmc hull mis. A pn-lly Inpping fur yuur ilrt'Ksv nhirl. perfect imder suits. Itt Nyltiti, Tissue Fuilli’t Silly ntttl Orlun . . . yvush- 3.95 lo 10.95 (gtcViTTli* C lcm o le tia ll 111 Booth Hark \ i;in cinifccliiiti in nhle, nf course; Sires Hi! (o .*18. 1 I ;« 1^22 -J -» - . s j s j s i i ^ w a ^ Sashayers Sij<n Clossin For Series A giant toad which sometime* eats birds Hvoa dear tho mouth of tho Amaaoa RWor. t .Mi t. II Cniltoii niinoiinced today the eugngvmenl and niltiioaeliing uiiiuiage o f tier daugh­ ter Maty Rlirnbeth to Hilly Irwin ttlldges. sen o f Mr noil Mis. H am Itiidgrs o f Morinyville. Ill Miss Cut lion attended Mnnfonl srliool' graduating from Semin ole High School with tire Class of HIM She is nmv associated with the Southern lb II Telephone Compane. Mi lliidges attended Muriiivvi Hc sebools and Iras served in the Cniled States Navy for the i ast f u r year-. He Is now statinned in Kcv West The mill I logo will take place ri' Dee. IP at 1:3d ii'eloek at tile 1 ii s| Mitbodi-t Chureli with the Itev .1 R. McKinley offii'lutitlg No invitntions m e being issued Pbolo to K i i - line i Kuv iiioml Studio but all friends o f the couple are l o*tmin'd stod'i't - of Die Dnst'inv S, In ml o f Dilllelllg 'll r sil"W II oil it,cried to attend the wedding nnd tin- flout wb'tb tile >■ ln»o! etiteii-d to Die gala Ctnislma* parade, reception which will follow nl -tnged Weilili -dity n- Tile not ini event of Do font dliv rmnl-t t estival. McKinley Halt tlie parade was sponsored Jennie by Die Men-hauls Association nnd Die Jiiniio t hamber of C munelce riage o f their daughter Itnihnrn Ann to Rimer Claude Wrlhrrington Jr., sou of Mr and Mrs. Wetliei itigion o f Sanford. The marriage look plnre oil About 70 dancer*, com prising tho Bashaym and tho recently raduated new square dunce cm**. ava arranged with Jim m y Clos■ _. .ii now. no sceln' sin to call a series of six dance* beginning Wednesday, Dec. 10 at tho Armory. Dances w ill he sus­ pended (luring tho holiday* and will b* returned Jon. 7. About DO dancers attended tho dance 1 burs­ ELKS ting night at tho A rm ory. Tho Sashayors are to he the Charity Ball gueata of tho Mayfair Inn fur ono o f their dances In January, Mr. Mayfair Inn Clossln sold. Plana aru also under­ way for a dinner-dance nt tho Mt, HAT. — DEC. 20 Plymouth Hotel, Mr. Cloastn expects In start a F o r Table Deserve lions now beginners square danco class Phone 81! aftar Now Years.. The count l» eight weoko ond will I* held on Friday nighta at tho Armory. ANNOUNCING t| ir s p r r n M ' tirr Miss Carlton Will Marry Mr. Bridges Arcs t*.l It c l C h a rg e Accounts Invited �ap— — ft; Gators’ LaP radd Makes A P ’s 1952 A U-American Teant Writers Pick Two Players From Michigan State And Georgia Tech ity TED SMITH NKW YORK m—Michigan Stale and Georgia Tech, the two major undefeated mlleae football teami of 1952. each pla-ed two men on the Associated I’icaa All-America bated on tho recommendation* of eight regional board* of experts comprising well known iportx writer* and iporlicistcri. The Southeastern Conference led with five men on the two firit team*, offensive and defenilve,.fol­ lowed by the Ilia Ten with four and tho Pacific Coast Conference with three. Tho AP’i all-star offensive back* field la enmpoaed of Hilly Vessali, Oklahoma; Paul Glcl, Minnesota: Don Heinrich, Washington; and Jack Scarbnth, Maryland. There were only two men on the first team* who prevlnuily made the All-America — Marvin Matunak, Tulsa, ut guard; and Helftrlch, who was on the IBM team but was sidelined last yaar by Inlurlea. Michigan State, the national champion, Is represented by two stalwarts of Its defensive unit— Frank Kush, guard, and l)lrk Tomburo, linebacker, (ieorgla Tech, the runner up, placed Pole Ilrown at center on the offensive team and Hobby Moorhead In the dofrnslvo backflcld. Tho AP All America Is based on r e p o r t s and recommendations through the final games of Nov. 20. Tho football trends of 1052 were clearcut: major teams used more and more players, with the result that standout personalities became rarer; tho fumble as caused by fancy ball handling and sharp tackling became more decisive than ever In hlg games; the N. C. A. A.’* television program, restriding national video to one big game each week with some minor exception*, held firm hut there were rumbles of dissension; and tho offense look over moro com­ pletely than over from (ho defense. AP'» offensive unit has hlg Tom Rtnlhandske of Texas at one end and Frank McPhee, Princeton’* GO minute player, at tho other. Kline Gilbert, it plant on Missis■Ippl'fl surprising line, la at tarklo ■Iona with David Kumlnskl of Wl* conaln. (itionla are John Michels of T o n n e * so o and Matusrak. Brown, Vessels. Olel, Heinrich, and Scarbnth round out the eleven. Tho defensive team bring* Dan llrnnby of Colorado and To inScntt of Virginia ul ends, with J. D. Klmtnel of Houston, a formor West Point cadet, at nno tackle ami Charlie LaPradd of Florida •( tho other. Kush and Stove Elsenhauer of Navy are tho guard*. The team his two terrific llpebackers In Tamhurn and Donn Moomaw of U. C. L. A. In tha defensive hackfield are Johnny Latlner of Notre Dame, another rare GO minute player, Jim Sear* of Southern f'aflfomla and Moor­ head. As usual there was a host of good back* clamoring for attention. Among those who barely missed the first team were Paul Cameron of U. C. L. A., Alan Ameche of Wisconsin, Kd Mlndusirwskl of William und Mary, (Irno Fllipikl of Villaunva, another ex cadet, Andy Knzar of Tennessee, Eddie Crowder of Oklahoma, Ted Marchibrndn of Detroit, Charles Msloy of Holy Cross, Don McAullffe of Michigan Slate, I.con Hardeman of Georgia Tech, Howard Waugh of Tulsa, Johnny Olsiewsk! of Cal­ ifornia, Mitch Price of Columbia, and Bobby Marlow of Alabama. Tho 1032 offensive ends are out­ standing. Conch Charlie Caldwell of Princeton called Mcl'hee "tho greatest all-around player 1 ever coached." Coach Kd Prlc a* termed Ktolhomlsko "every thing you could expect of in fenalve end," lie led tho So weal Conference In pna recall catching 30 for SIB yard* and i touchdowns. The harkfleld naeka both runr and paaalng ability. v e il Oklahoma rushed 101 llrni 1,072 yards. leading the Hlg In thl* field and lotting i achool record. He scared II ama. completed 7 out of 10 no a for 200 yunla and two touch* am*, caught 7 na*|gs. and ro* Tied nine kickoff* for U9 yard*, laInrlch broke hla own Pacino ■at Confsrgticg passing record dt .117 comoletiona In 270 at* npt* for .SOT percentage. Thlr* in of theie were touchdown laoi. He won tho major collgfg Uonal passing title for the iec| time. and had a year'a total Mao of 1.833 yarda, Hal carried the hall 2Q1 lira**, fnad M yarda and loat m i u \ 1 u3,23 P- ?In *a fa u n rrad five .or touchdown* threw lop pa.M i and coif, ilcd 42 fur MS yarda, flva going touchdown*, and C|U|M eight uaa for in yard* and ona toucham. He puntod M timaa, aver- Intercepted four passes for 88 yard*. Offensively ho carried 148 times for 734 yards and five touchdowna, averaged 38.5 yards on 04 punts, and caught 17 passes for 232 yards. Moorhead of Georgia Tech In­ tercepted seven passes, returning 188 yards, Including two touch­ downs. He also brdught back two punts for 42 yarda although op­ posing (asms kicked away from him. He la credited with 27 un­ assisted tackles. Hears of Southern California was snothsr versatile back, but he shona on dtfeiue. with numerous kty pass Interceptions. OFFEN8E Poa Playar. ColUga E-Tom Stolhandakc, Texas E-Frank McPbea, Princeton lulppl T-XH m .OOM T-David But O-John Mlei.... 18, O-Marvla Matu rSK'fc -BlUv Vei Age Wt HI. Hometown 21 210 0-2 Baytown, Tax, 21 203 0 3 Yoimgitown. 0. 21 212 8 2 Holland*It, Mias. 21 108 3*10 Ashland. Wla. 21 103 3*10 Philadelphia, Pa. 21 103 8-3 South Band. Ind. 21 200 02 Rossvilla, ua. 20 188 0 0 Cleveland. Okla. 10 183 5-11 Winona. Minn. 21 178 8-0 Bremerton, Wash. 21 100 8-1 Baltimore, Md. DEFENSE E-Don Branby. Colorado Sr. E-Tom Scott, Virginia Sr. T-J. D. Klmmel, Houston Sr. T-Charlle LaPradd, Florida Sr. G-Frank Kush, Mich. State Sr. G-Steve Elsenhauer, Navy Jr LB-lllch'd Tamburo. Mich Slate Sr. LU-Donn Moomaw, U.C.L.A. Sr. B Jim Sears. Sou. Calif. Sr. U-Johnny Loitner, Notre Dame Jr. It-Bobby Moorhead, Ga. Tech Sr. 23 22 23 24 22 21 23 20 21 10 2» 105 210 230 215 180 200 1IO 222 107 UK) 170 0-1 61 84 83 30 5 11 8-0 64 50 81 a 11 Glcnwood. Minn. Baltimore, Md. Tyler, Texas St. Augustine, Fla. Wlndhcr, I'a. Sheffield, Pa. New Keni'gt'n, Pa Santa Ana, Calif. Inglewood. Calif. Chicago, III. Miami, Fla. All-America football taam follows: OFFENSE End-Bernard Flowers, Purdue. End-Harry Babcock, Georgia. Tacklc-Ben Dunkarley, Wcit Vir­ ginia. 1scale •• Eldrcd Kraemcr, Pitts­ burgh. Guard-llarlay Sewell, Texaa. Guard-Jamci Helcnenbach, Ohio Stole. Center--Jumea Dooley, Penn Stale, Back - Johnny Olssewskl, Califor­ nia. Buck-Andy Koxar, Tennessee. Hack-Hobby Marlow, Alabama. Bark - Kd Mlodusiewskl. William and Mary. DEFENSE! Knd-Ed Hell, Pennsylvania. End-Ed Luke, Michigan Stale. Tackle-Ed Meadows, Duke. Tackle-Wllllam Skylnskus, Hyrg* CUM. Guard-Elmer Wlllholte, Southern California. Guard-Cheater Mlllett, Holy Cross 1.Inebackcr-Tom Catlln, Oklahoma Llnebacker-Gcorge Morrla, Geor­ gia Tech. Hack-Val Joo Walker, Southern Methodist. ack-Nnrrl* Mullls, South Caroeck-GIlbert Belch, Kansas. The honorable mention list In- SeminolesSchedule 14 Basketball Ga Winter Park Is 1st Foe Next Friday Morning At 11:00 A. M. In SHS Gym LAIN By KENT C1IETL ^ opening ketUU tUt With the Ing beak against Winter Park 'ark WlldcaU WII but ona week, spay, Gooch John Scott released the U-gsmv SHS basket­ ball schedule today that Indicates six home games and eight on tha road. For the post week Coach Scott has been drilling fundamentals Into the head* of his 2G cage hope* full. The progri-asivo basketball system now Installed at SHS has taken on the proportlone of a “ big time" setup with afternoon and night practices the order of the day. If-necessary. Neyt Friday morning the, Seminole* will unveil the wrap* over their new 1832 quintet that preasleea to be another "dark Wan." -Seen will lead hla var* ally charge* Into the clash at I I £8 a.m. with Winter Park. It wlU be Ike only morning game of the season, since the Trl*IH*Y football tournament Is slated for neat Friday nlahl at the gym* naaluai. A* a necessary result, the Jun­ ior Varsity cago clash with the Winter Park Jvs has bean called off, In the future, however, all games will he played at night In the HJIfl auditorium beginning with the JV encounter at 71.10 p.m„ followed by the Varsity bat­ tle at B ill run. Sanford will play five confer­ ence teams, I’alatka, Delmnd, Hea* brteis of Daytona, New Smyrna Beach and Ketterllnus of St. Au­ gustine. The Scottmen will face each of these teams twice, once at home ntul the other abroad. In addition to these 10 mret* Inga, tha Seminole* will battle Kdxewatcr In Orlando, Mainland In Daytona, Leeshura In Lees­ burg and of course Winter Park hero neat Friday morning. The Feds will play their second game on the night of Dec. ID In Orlando against Edgcwutcr and then wind up the December ached* uln' In Daytona with Mainland. Tho scheduling of Mainland and Kdgewater, both A A schools, Is tho first tlmo Sanford ho* under­ taken such a feat in several years. As Hcott put* It, "While It may seem a little ambitious right now, I think It will lie good experience for the boy* and we aro not going to be any pushovers for anybody.' In commenting on the team* prospects he conllaued, "I be* lleve that we will start slow and Improve aa the campaign prog* rtaos until we reach our top p*4l ground tha and of the Ma­ son when the tournaments he■In. "This year's team will be u young and hustling bunch. I prob­ ably will ho using such juniors as Bubhn Illabee. Boss Hannum, Frank .Stafford and Joel Moss a lot." Hcott pointed out that he will pick his best seven boy* on the varsity and carry three more re­ serves, who will not he as good as tha starting flva players that will bo relegated to the Junior Varsity team. "I firmly hellava a youngster who la raralty malarial, but lacks esperlence. shall be placed on tha JV* to be played every ■am#," h* declared. "Thla year’s squad la aolng to be fairly good but w# will be building for nest ear when I think Hanford Will are a winner." _ Hero are tho name* of the VI players now out far basketball nrartlcei Gordon Clark, Buhbe Ilisbee, Jimmy Krldar, Joel Moaa, Dll Hhefflolu, Prank Stafford, Junior Malta. Rom Hannum, Ray Davis, Gerald lihran*, Randall Reynold*, Bank Beglltar, Jin*my Hawkins, Ralph flowers, Jim But* ler, BaAdall ParroJI, Larry Bates, R. Nurtanj.IL MUler, 8. Par Jo Bowen, F. THE HANFORD HERALD Page 4 FrL Dec. 3, iffS Stanley-Rogers Drops Stinemen 20ut0fThree P. Pezold And Pete Bukur Team Up To Score Big Victory Power • laden Stanley • Rogers Hardware bowlnra broke loose In a flurry of crashing pins last Wednesday night and aubduad tha first place HUna Machine bowler* In two of throq Glty League piny piay at in# nanroru Bowling Alley*. The hardware* men rode tha crest of the top two series scores In the league registered by Paul I'esotd, 675„ and Pete Bukur., 817. "Agele**" George Htlne was [S i tho high man f o r ,';/ the losers with a 1 ,j three-game total of 408, third high I In tha circuit for tha MeanwhUe, Are, P «?/ , around effort,b lead k g ....... . _ the Poet Office. Jesie Cook* was the big mga In the Ace attack with a 483 aerie* while dependable Bob Steele waa high man for the mailmen with a 470 three-set total. The fifth place C e le r y City printers swept their three-line series with the hapless Florida I'ower and Light bowfers. Larry n«rn w)th a 483 ♦erics. A new­ comer, Ely, roll­ cele Bek ed the top aqrte* of 4^8 for the losing oslng powermen, pow CITV L fU nilR Celery City ( U ) Players 1 8 I Total Kchauttcet 140 110 146 408 Burnett 161 111 180 488 Negrotto 187 180 148 448 Pevlc 108 106 188 483 Eltel 108 t4V 189 Total 768 787 687 .18 Florida.P#w«r « Player* I Lawson 182 Bom ISO Gray 107 Hubbard 130 Klv 140 Total 6BB Light (9-3) 8 8 Total Dll 117 400 111) |7U HH8 124 182 .'183 D17 D»0 400 188 1271 428 676 611 2003 Crooms Panthers Beat Haines City By 25 To 6 Score By T, V. DAV1H HAINES CITY — (Special) — Crooms Academy’s Panther gridders suddenly came to life nere yesterday afternoon breaking their four*gamo losing skein by banding the local Oakland High Rattlers a stunning 26-6 defeat before a disappointed homecomand Earnest Thorne apearheaded the (.’ rooms triumph. Knight blonaomed out Into tha new Panther around gainer of distinction by ripping lb* llalaea City defennoa for two of tha four Croomn touchdown*. held ,Crooms’ former o iland » B ........................ trnyiiiH wat.Br Williams, rviiuaiiiWy leading (uiiaicgf runner. Oscar In cheek, keeping him acorelea* gif evening, William*, however, showed sign* o f HI* former self once yesterday afternoon, break­ ing loose for n brilliant 72-yard gain, Thorne, having been shifted from quarterback to a halfback post, replied immediately with two TD’s end lone Crooms extra point. Lanky Grady Edge opened the gante with a kick off to Oak­ land's halfback farry Smith who took the ball on his goal line and romped up the field 88 yards to the Crooms IB before being stop­ ped. Several play* later he nose,! his way Into the Panther end rone to stake Haines City to an rarlv 8-0 load, laula "Trlckman” Jackson set up the Panthers' first TD by latererptlng an Oakland paay on the Haines City 33 and »mt racing It down to the enemy II before being nailed. Hlg "Gee" Knight bullied hla wny over o n the nest play In knot tha contest. Edge, Crooms’ lake Monroe "l<ocornotive," who seems slower than the slowest, was in rare form last night reeling off de­ vastating run* of 40, 36, and 32 varda to highlight the piercing Crooms attack In the first half. The contest reached rugged proportion! when late In the game Panthers, Leo Thomas and Knight, engaged lw» Bat­ tlers (n a alugfest before being banLhtd from the game. With the Panther* holding a 18-6 margin nflrr the halftime Intermisalon, the Crooms eleven appeared rejuvenated for the final two periods. Thorne proceeded to acore hi* nalr of TD'a ami conversion In tho third frame. Handling the quarterlack duties was Oliver "Two Pound" Hmlth, who is superior when It come* to calling the ptav*. Thurman Williams act lh# Bowlin# SlundingH MIXED LEAGUE W. L. 26 7 to 23 16 18 20 13 12 21 23 to Teem High Hsrlr* 8 ... 1873 Team High Game No. 8 ........................ High Game Dot Powell 1U4 High Herien Grorge Pesonf ..................... SOB Ac# Glaaa (2-1) No. fla yers 2 1 No. Hkeht 181 142 No. Buradorf No. Cobb W4 — No. Carroll 188 147 Cooke 143 174 100 4B8 No. Kanner — 170 188 388 Total 767 718 721 2276 No. Poat Office (1-8) Player* I 8 3 Total Steele 170 134 178 470 Plarcv 141 133 ISO 424 llardlson 134 137 Dll 403 Herhst 180 108 122 468 Appleby 107 16K 100 404 Tula! 73? 718 747 2227 HlaoWy-Kogera (8,1) riayera O. Patold II. KrgUar D. Van Naai P. Bukur P. Paaold Total By WILL GR1MHI.EY (For Gayla Talbot) NEW YORK or-T he mqat Intaresting controversy of tha dying football season la tha fuss being raised over Notre Dame’* so-called "sucker shift.’ ’ fa It legal? la It treacharyT Does it, violate the spir­ it of the game? You can* be neutral. For thla reason we are forced to Hoe up on tha side of big Ed (Moose) Krause, Notra Dame atklotk di­ rector, who contend* all the furore Is a move to kill "football wit aod Intelligence." AH our combative sports, In1 a measure, are based on outsmarting as well as oqthltilng our advgr* ssrles. Any trick.or.stroke, than, wnlch helps promote vleinur, ft ||uod so long as it doesn't brisk The Mverest critics of the Irish's offside-provoking maneuver aeknowledgd It's probably npt Illegal. They simply say It's unethical or a heck or a way to win a.football game. Bjf the same reasoning, It seems to us, you might say a fighter Is a sneaky culprit for feinting with his left and then refrigerating.his opponent with a straight rlghthand bolt to the chin. Or a baseball ltcher Is unethical In feeding the attar a slow curve when tho batter Is looking for a fast ball. In any of these cases, the fellow caught off guard 1* made to look a bit foolish and you can't iduch blame his chagrin—such as South­ ern California's chagrin—at being beaten by such a trick. But the answer doesn’t lie in the rules. The answer Is to be careful the next tlmo. On thla type of play, Notre Dame lines up in the T-formatton and then shifts Into a box. At South Bend Saturday three Southern Cal Trojans bolted over the line of scrimmage at Ihe shift. Tho Tro­ ians were penalised five yards to their own four and Notre Dsmo soon had a touchdown, Krause points o ut that Notre Dame has had tho shift since It camh out of Knute Hocknc’s head In 1013. Then hp asks the reason­ able question: "What’s wrung with trickery?" And It’s not only true of football Back In the halcyon days whrn We thought we some day would be another Don Budge, a prankish tournament tennis player pulled a unlquo and effective.serve. He toned the hall high In the air, In the accepted fashion, as If tu wham across a cannonball de“ WOL But while tha first ball was still In tha air, he undercut tho B r h flc X ? ; ♦ High Gam# Hank Kretaer - ............ .......... K u l Fssold ......... ............. .... feta Bukur ............................ High H#rle* Paul Peaold ..................... Fata Bukur ••UftlW-IMItSHttHMUMf •*• George Stint ......................... The B<-nrents nnd Tlgercnt* of the newly formed Navy VJ-82 howling loop deadlocked for third place while picking up ground otf the leading Hellcats and second place Jit It’s in games played nt the Sunfurd Bowling Alley* Inst Tur«dnv night. C. D. Miller’s 113 series pared the llrarrats to n 2-1 *rrle« win over the front running llellr*t*. Bob Gaston, however, registered the high three-game *et total of 470 for the loser* III* »erlr* e f­ fort was the best In the entire league play lest Tueadey night. A 408 eerie* hv Ceerley led the Tlgereets to n 2-1 triumph over the JRH five. Loeke’e 408 threeset total for JRB wns tho high series of the set. Thf Bot»ents won three games on n forfeit bv the Inst place Pan­ thers. The Hoi*-nts rolled out their series with J. Franks scoring u 434 high figure. Bearcat* (2-1) 3 Total 2 I’ tayer* 1 124 171 140 441 Warren too 128 120 348 Fatherec nn 140 110 380 Martin 181 130 134 448 Miller 140 128 143 407 Hen*on nil 701 672 2810 Total llrltrat* (1-2) 3 Total J 1 Player* 102 n o 181 40fl Carver 128 136 122 388 Ziegler n o 149 ID7 446 Dumont 149 118 123 31)0 Hchauttccl1 168 177 139 470 Gnstun 831 723 720 2019 Total I’ layrr* Wolf Krlcke Jackson Fortune Cearley Total I’lever* 1 ock<* HI. Peter Negrotto Koch Markin Total Tigrrrnts (2-1) 3 Total 2 1 121 too 124 347 108 142 162 402 117 Dll ltd 301 134 144 t*o 388 Din 118 166 408 017 803 827 IHU7 IBI’ M ■2) 3 Tot nI 2 1 174 147 146 >60 03 164 388 III 160 123 112 391 HH 262 102 72 147 lilt DM) 117 003 368 6 IN 1007 Hatters To Play • FSC Quintet In DeLand Dec. 6 Sanford Navy Meets Stetson Frosh In Evenings Openei^ DELAND — (Special) — Stet­ son University’s Ht-Hatter cage squad launches Its 1962-63 horqa hardwood campaign against tha Florida Southern Moca at tha Air­ port Arena In DeLand Saturday night. Cagrh Dick Murland’s atari* lag qlntet will rout sin espavtrace an well ad height loelwded In the probable epeaiag fly* Jim Tevenlerr, (g-4), aad Jehaft Imgrund. (8*4), fdrWerde; Joek Oksnee, (6*1). end Jock'Buttfe.' (6*10), guardsi end Bdwhl Hen* xel, (6-8) center. AH flva era returning sharp-shooter* from lest years squad. Barking up the starting five will be Ted Cassidy, (8-9), Rill Garrett, (6-2), Dick Silvers, (6-1), Bob Crumpton, (0-11), Harry Hell, (6-8, and Nick Un­ guard, (fl’ I. The Ill-Hatters will again counw on tho accuracy of Tavanlara, who paced the team In scoring lost year and flipped In 10. point* ngalnxt Patrick Air Base In • _ ................:u son warm-up Tuesday night. John Imgrund, rugged forward, la also being counted on for tallies. Fan* will see a double-header Saturday night with tha Rial* non freahman team tlated ta meet Ihe V. J. 62 Hanford Navy uulnltl. This U the flrat year _ *lnce 1910 that Htelooa h i« % fielded ■ freshman team and separate schedule. The Bahy Hatter* are under the tutsraga of Don Kakln, a former Stttao* rax* star. The Mors will hold the edge In season experience Saturday night. TIipv enter the fray with a tyro won und one lost record. Their loss wns to tha University at Minnd, 82-60. FSC will feature un uttnrk built around Fred I-ap>> per, third high scorer in th* itatiM lust yenr, und Dill l^-arh, 0-7, renter. Neu) for 1953 We Htlne Machine 27 Aee Glass 22 Stanley-Rogers 20 Post Office 19 Celarv City 17 Fla. Power A Light 12 Results U al Wednesday W. Celery City 3 Fla. Power A Light 0 Hellcats Kang On To Lead In VJ-62 Naval Pin League Tunwu' Spartanp Are Bobcat* (3-0) 3 Total 2 l Plavrr* Ready For FSU Game 113 340 106 122 C. 8. Beck 148 138 ISO 434 .1. Franks 142 103 86 326 TAMPA (gv—The Tampa Spir­ P. O. Miller al *i Nlpge for the third Panther Fordycc 113 133 182 408 tana wound up preparation* today tousrhdown with an ejght-rsrd O'Connell 86 t l ’J 124 321 for Saturday'* football tame with thVihat to the Oakland two 691 non 829 1828 Florida State. Total After a light drill, the iquad aet^l «li Thorne hotted holied" aero, Thom# arm**' noon as the hour to leave by bui William Uw ls called some good Owls Panther* (0-3) for Tallahassee Coach Marcelllno P>»y8 for the victorious Panther*, (Forfeited to llohruta) Huerta choso 33 men for the trip. William Fredrick displayed xnmo Thursday, the team had • long running white William „ . „ .-n,.akim: but hs aifcisfc light workout, nwiAuuu stressing dcWright wns the big mun when u ! sutund ball and sent It sncaKing w feme against FBU's single wing •• first over the net. came to making down*. Thls frequently wus kimnI enough running attack. Some work also Joe Straw ployed hi* best gnmu for n point. While tho opponent was done to sharpen up tne paaa of the season nt right tackle for was watching the first ball, never defense. the wiqners. Tho Panthers will touched, Ihe second slipped across I Huerta said he would take ■long alon make up their postponed game too quickly to handle. Joo Zalupskl, offensive guard;; and ai with Coco* In thr Indian lUver This was great stuff until one Bill Hovance, defense end, both Glty on the night of Dec. It . ' i#y (ho second b all fatted to fall handicapped by leg Injurii rnnJiMu r,*rlo’ l , ! , , . , IInto the court. The opponent yelled who will sec some action. GRIJPMH 12 0 13 0 — 23 "doubiei." The prankish server lUloea City . 0 ------------Pee Wee Reese, shortitop for 6 0 0 — ----8 Insisted he had another delivery deliver; Groom* — Thorne sfner tho first ball wasn't touched. tho Brooklyn Dodgers, has never (J), Knlahl (1). Oakland............... -Hmtlh ’ITtey’ro probably still trying to hatted .300 In Ida professional baseball career. Extra813Point*: Croom*—Thorne. Croomo—Thorne.. find It In the rule book. 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Smith, Pastor llilde Shool 0:46. a.m. Morning Worship 11:1*0 a.m. rommiinlnn Service 11:46 a.m. Kveulnir Service 7:45 p.m. The pastor will speak at hoth services. These will he his final messnpe* Mi-fore his assuming new duties in Davtonn Reach. The puli tic is cordially invited. HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) Rev. ||. I.ylttetun Zimmerman IL II., Keetur Tad Sunday In Advent 8:04 n.m. Holy Communion, 4:30 a.m. Family Service and Church Sehmd , 11:00 a.m.* tuny r.u,iiari*t and Herman. Service* through the week: Holy Communion dally at 7:34 a.m. except Friday at 0:00 a.m. Haeramenl uf Penance-Peace Chapel, Saturday—6:00.4:00 p.m. * • ** A, it * "r ' K i l W 120* r. 2. PLACE ENURE WRAPPfl) 10AE IN OVEN AMU MEAT FOR 70 MINUTES. 3 . REMOVE FROM 0 V E N - 0 P 1 N EN D O f PACKAGE C A R E­ F U L LY . REMOVE DE SIRED SLICES. 4 . HAN D CLOSE PACK­ AGE AND FOLLOW SAMI PROClDURi THE NEXT DAT OH TOR THE NEXT f.UAl aotli Ihis eiiso atio *ot it Htxiui llUIClUVi *1 I) Mad rot YOU NthiUtlr by SU2AH BALL Mpntl'l Is "THE UNTAMED f ROHMER" I UI fH '« CttM lr TKXMMr SOUTHKKN HlHiAD Ultll mu I uf MHOlAl MM»i llttKlV jW.CrtlCAttJ Johns Manville Rooting & Siding 210 lb. Thick Rutt 3 Tab Roof in* $(>.05 per square* 1 * h Ik w I oh S i d i n g a ll T h is is first grade m aterial only ** .Johns M imvilte" dues nt»l sell seconti or third grade. (Jet the h o s t for less. T h e nvcrnKo 5 room house wilt cost yon $5-10.00 fo r n ca ve drip on ynur roof, and CHURCH OF CHRIST Elm Avenue and Second Street .1. C. Nlrholson. Minister 10:00 n.m. Illlde Study. 11:00 n.m. Morning Worship. 0:30 p.m. Evening Wotship hrondast over WTRIL Hermnn To* pie, "Imlivlduat ResponalhlJIty". "Ho then pverv one of ns shall i»lve aceoant uf himself to (lod." Ram 14-12. Wednesday 7:311 p.m. Rlhle Study. . is 'i * • Visitors always welenmc. linm e. Eo,“ tIn n , T u ln ^ t ln io n ^ S s Ion* for all Bgr nrnaps. for (He hahle*. Evening Worship 7:30 evening of song. Fellowship Hour a fle r n|ng Service. "Every Room As Warm WEI.COME Jm . joh . T his Includes m elnl m elnl corn ers on you r house, 15 Hi. fe ll and C aulking around nil opening*. Phone 1008-W fo r free estim ate, "A s k you r neighbor' Florida Home Builders Daniel Green comes up with another fashion first Bukur’s Musical Instrument Shop 2001 Cedar Avrm.* H i T .m hy S tm m n M> Un- o-Htm en,; a ll h i, n o .......... In...... the Eve- inclmle: "A om tcnal w m ld im plies a m ortal mind and man a erento, As Ynur1The scientific divine ill-atom -hchiles Im m ortal Muni and llo- uni verse created hv lie d " to 607i w i a i -s i k in,'M*M<3«aaaayo- u n ; mtaMnaanav,)- . II. J A M E S CU T It’s sweet It’s smooth It’s healthy " S » * neriCT iooo a aoon sur llirinr mi mi on nu wwhbi ic e i n r tT i 'i f * 53 lific • □ ★ « m ★ ★ ★ IV F sA V I 'O ★ I .O M .I M i O N I M ★ iN iiw v f s 'l l i n : S r i ’I T A M IK . \ i h i .o \ 4 s i ;n ■ O V I a v o n -:w I I I I* M W t i k i :a k .m :a v s i v i .i m ; r iiA s i; m iO A IIIJ K A V I .\ I I S I I I i:i.O -A V H I .A I I .-s n i i u II, ill’ l l n i IIO IH I r o A V i:ii A I* -\ IIO I O V I ’ l l r A ls I s S s n :i;n i > < - \ ll I I I '. A I I P i’ lllO I K A I A M A V IM IO A V 1C I U IM KM. M U IO H S M ASHiHrll ( h i SEE THIS N E W D U A L -S T R E A K B E A V T Y IN OUR SHOWROOMS TOMORROW! a R e * C w le r t m ile r H id * e N ew I t s s n y i'r o « « - l iiuiU rr l.n g gn g e I'u m p a rlm e n l • N ew P a rk in g and N le e rla g Rase e New W eeper H ear K esl I ushlnne e N ew 4‘Nrve* 4'« n lr iil F ro n l W h eel M aepenalea * N ew K aay-P u ll lln iid B ra h e BIRTHDAY • Mend fa te # g k r a s a y la e ld e a w l O at ANNIVERSARY a N ew C aaiaaafrie U eae S h ift L a v e r e U rea l R ea n em la er H ea r .ta le • R e * K e y ig ile k A a la a ia lle R la ritn g * Y e a r C h o ice e f I 'o n ila c 's T e a G rea t P e w e r P la a fa MOTHERS DAY 10 i% k I * o n • CHRISTMAS Buy and Enjoy Mpewots l ) R . II. K . R I N C t m m i n t \t T o n Please mil loi a|,,n>it,l mcnl Plume 1763 I 7 Ili W E D D IN G • J A M E S II. H I T Ass<«'. s Supeiioi Sue Soyt: • • A C K N C -Y P HONK 7s Mi lin o s ......M, ' Z t Z . C U T 312 E A S ’t I'lltS T STIIK E T a M aw P a a a ra a ia -V le w la a ira a ia a l P a ne l *• JA M FS G e n e r a l ItP iir a n c e M o r* N*W Wemtuff* P roving That Hollar lor llollur You t'an’l Huai a Vomtlarl DAYS TO RHMHMBHR Phone 1119 T H E (iKIllt \ 1 11 THE CONOR EHATKINA I, CHURCH Park Avrntla and Third Slreel J. Rrrnard Root, Minister Sunday School HHH) a m. Morning Worshio II tM) a.m Second Sunday in Advent: "No Man ever spake as this Man." Snggcstlons, To Make The Chrlitmta Heaton llappv: It would he Helpful and invigor­ ating for many of us t» read and re-read some of the Carols and storlca thgt have made the Rlrlh* day of the Ring what It now Is, ROOD KINO WKNCELAH l.y J. M. Neale, never grows old. In "The Inn That Mlsxed II* Chance," the landlord tries tn explain thnt the "Inn" that night wu* . . . . "Dill of foiled Ilia honour, Marcus Lucius, ahd his scribes who made the. census; I farthest OaJll . He end* his apology with: "hud f known." Or "The Innkeeper's Story” hv William J, May, is always good, ftometlmt* It is under the rantlont "The Wonder of Christmas Nirhf." Tne 8hoft Story, "How 1 Spent My Million." hy Bdgar Park should always he in the Christ mat Reason Disc — read It and the years molt away, and one finds himself Juat starting out In life, OPS ALA COMMUNITY PRRHBYTEH1 AN CHURCH Ref. f t f t White, Mlaleter Kegsfar service* Unified Services 10:00 a.m. Church school and talk by pastor. Young People’s Meeting 7:00 p.m. Evening Bervlee 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening* 7:00 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. Mra. Paul M am — Pianist. Mr. AJfrad Erteeon, 8upt. Of Church School. Mr. Georg# Peiold, Leader — midweek sendee. a il Nursery a " ' *ore. ( 'm relative nn-lnne- ft.an "Set p.m. An enee and llc a llli w ith Key lo itnSci ip iu re s " hv Mniv lla k c i Eddy c o lo r H $11.05 per square com olele roofin g and siding FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 161*7 Smith Hanford Avenue llrrlwrl J. tins*. Pastor Mornlnu Fellowship Service 11 UK) n.m. Ilihlc Shoal 4:16 n.m. A class for every age, nursery fur little tots. Christian Youth Fellowship 0:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. A most cardial welcome to all visitors. th y great and durst w o.n l. ..... th in g ,; X Pay* 5 All Leading .Makes R epairs unit Mernndillmiing ......... .. v lo 16 13 on oM,Tni *M°.h. r « „ , V I »rt (tod alone." .-net. Su.nlav e tfo w iia ld ^ " A *h ' Rlhle selection, inclode the f.,1 I "" *-'eR,.w Momlnx Worship lt:IH* n.m. hovlnic from Psalms tlll-7 * : "The ' " 1 '"J^'o1 Sermon^ \V P llrook* )r works of his hands are verity and '* •' 111 I n-m-. t hi llowship. ^ Frl. Drc. 5, lH-,2 New and lined Instruments nation* whom On.o M„. M ountain" lla ik e r Chancdl ‘ " n" ' « " r , Kl0 Choir w ith ,o l.n l.y M is. ( llanos (lire , H l.i.r.l; and shall Hi,,,,. R.da U It ........ and It. ''" fo ie I 'r o v h ll* A i-V e e V o ^ P v J r v 'M r m - tlo m r" 1 . PREM IA! OVEN TO THF. SANFORD HER a I.D FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH I'ark Avcnur a) Sixth Slrcrl W. P. Rrooks, Jr., Pastor John L. M ilter, M inister of T ext; “ A ll on- I _ i O J . 1,1 c v •• nl*,,r 1 FIRST MHTHontST m u t t m J. K. McKinley. Minister Ml** Thelma Ismr, IHrector of Christian Fdiicatlou 0:16 a.m. Sunday School. A Class fin- every ape. 11:UU a.m. Morning Worship. Seiinon Theme; llolv Communion. p.m. Intermi-diate and Sen­ ior Youth Eellowshln Service. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. Sermon: Mr. .lose Rlain-o, a U p man front Culm. HERE’S ALL YOU DO A CHURCH SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST THE FIRST Ra PTIs T CHURCH CHURCH OF OVIEDO Seventh Strrrl and Elm Avenue Or. Frank C. Morgutt, Pastor K. K. Mensing, Pastor *1:46 a.m. Sunday School. Mr. Church Service 11:00 n.m. Sat- It K. Wheeler, Sr. Supt. unlay. 11:00 n.m. Sermon: "llnptisl* Sabbath School PtftO a.m. Mr*. - nail The Church," II. lldckner, superlntemtent. U:3U p.m. Training Union. Ihayer Meeting Wednesday H:00 department for everyone, p.m. 7:.'lll p in. Sermon: "The Eon of Visitors are welcome. Obscurity " Wednesday at 7 '10 p.tn.—"The Moor of Power." FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST ' • IIII 1ST ( III IM'll. I.ONtiWOOl* SCIENTIST I E|iisro|till) KOfl East Second Street llu- Res. II. I tilli-ton Zimmerman Sunday School 0:30 nun. II. I*, Prlest-in-l hnrge Church Service 11:00 am. 2nd Honda* in Liltenl Wednesday Sis vice S IM1 p.m. llolv Communion 0:011 n.m. Reading Room Tuesdays mid Xiigiistiiiinti Ealliers from the Fridays 3:00 lo 6:00 p.m. (oio.l Slu pin id Monastery, Oi tinge Subject of services In till Chii*. City, will officiate al Services. tiun Science chinches nest Similar is ’’GOD THE ONLY CAUSE ITUS I* l*H ESIIYTEIII W AND CREATOR" The lessen ( HI III II Sermon contrast* the t!i'dirruli->l Oak \ri-nne and I hint Street spiritual univeise wiih tIn- mn 1 Res. \ I. Melnnls. Minister '_e(a| sense of riration 0 la a oi. Sitndiiv School. ” Tsvo verses ftom the SOI li II Ini a in Morning Win ship. Psalm (0,10), provide the tioldea \tit hem "llou Iteaulifiil Upon llvrc, in tlu< ^miti’Kt I’ontlnc over built, is the finest, ntONl heiititlftil, most limirloua cur timt cun Ite Ini 111 nf u price so close lo the lowext. Tlie new U)5J Diiul-Strenk I’ontlnc is completely rentyled, Inside and out. And It Itnrt Pontiac's trudltlnnnl dependuhllity nod economy. Cornu In for driimutlc proof Ihiu dolhtr for dollar you ain't bent n Pontine! *1jftj/tJfiilJ Ilf ••fill 401#. A (fit .s,1 Atwayd Nice Ta Gir» Re L4;".j W. D. S. P O N T I A C CO. Phone 160 901 West First Street W - i*-;, /V ,k M * CA & id/*-: ..........................................................-3 .p * ........................................................ �TH E SANFORD HERALD I# « Frl. Dee. 8, 1)83 ACL To Feature Vacationer During *5.3 Winter Season New Tourists ICaatteaee m e lately ns many men who have Leesb completed Ihelr shore duty here voluil aro being replaces! by men freeh He from seu duty. The latest ex'P 1.1 change In personnel Includes tho * recclval of three "newcomers’* and the transfer of five "aldtlmcrs". -r & The three newcomer- nre Robert \yj 111< W. lo i-.ijit electronics- sscoln man second dn*s, Marvin It. WIN \VTMt limns, aviation machinist's mate )|e third class, ami John K. McBride, port I air conlrolmnn airman. Bob and been I Marvin both rarne to Sanford from a dlre< sen duty while John was former- Perry ly stationed at Olulhc, Kansas acy of where he was a student In the Air trade ('nntrolinan ('In- > "A " service I’err school. Boh Is from Miami, Mar-; deprec vlll from Key West, and John halls. Mudisi from Lima, Ohio. j degree il Coast growing boom and become no f light- *ardent Florida booster He spoilsleeping sored the first regatta ever run in double the South and tho first winter recs, anil Kntta anywhere—the Yslo-Pennsylronvrnregatta of 1018 at Palm ,,g sec- Bone*' rlmenls, Ho wrote a hook on newspaper i light- law which dealt with libel and iches In others enUl'etl "Who Runs the i design Country," "Florida in the Moked. Tho *nn. end "So Thii is Florida." ml Na- ard I,. Clark. The first four men ifht re- am aviation machinists' mates and pc rated n urk h aviation photogia.-UCrtomubion rtllivtspiumplly bcciiuw Naples. mate third class. it IMS right to Ihc uat ol the trouble , Cloyil B. Sexton has loturmd to to ntlp lumen end expel term laden phlegm end eki nature to soothe snd «lu*-y after spending a leave with heal iew, tender, indented bronvhiel , ,r , ’ Ids famllv and ft lends nt his hume memhrenei. fluersntred to plcete vim '.“ l T In Iron Mountnln, Mich. He said It or money refunded. Creomuliion net ' , was rather cold op there In ynn•tood the teat of millions of utrra. *i 1 kecland nml the way he said It, wi.n ti. H'» iKissIlile it was the understate1^ a ln*'nt " f »*"' week. lr> In a previous column I wrote about the eight little problems N. West hail on Ills hands when his i ilug loot popples. One of those I puppies was given a homo by Ed anil Alva Bcilenhaugh urid now Ed i A HOWL OF REAL HOME MADE Is complaining about tho chewed VEdETARLE SOUP ]* " up shoe strings he has been find• CHEF'S CHOICE OF TASTY J \* log In Ills shoes. Actually Kd and HANDWICH DAILY Alva nre very happy with the pup • CHOICE OF COFFEE OR TEA and so Is their young daughter "Scooter". HOME MADE PIES DAILY It seems "Scooter" has a habit of trying to learn tho longest word slui hears each day and so It was only natural that, after hear­ ing her mother talking about *orao Wa l d k e e n a c e n c y narcissus flowers, th# youngster “ ON THU CORN HR HY THE CLOCK" kept saying llm wool over to her­ self. When shu was asked what she whs going to rwnto her new puppy, she Immediately aald, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING “ Narcissus" and that became the puppy’s mime. But recently she has been shortening It to "Sissy". CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE Tho sixth grade class from Klllurncy Elementary School In Win­ ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR ter Park seemed to enjoy them­ selves yesterday as they were P it s Ooal of thi wait wo had." He pointed out that the C of C manager, Mr. Breckenrldge, “ had a dream' 'and “ had fnltir and "got everybody Interested" in the project of con­ structing a new tourist structure. "Wo h io glad to Iir v d a place where we can hold our meetings." 1110 building also will bo used for such activities as parties and cnrrj playing. Ho said the club has n coining home," he said in Ids con­ cluding remarks. Mr, Brrrkenrldgo said, "W « hope you'll enjov using this build­ ing and will write u> your fi lends } back borne and ask them to come down here ami use it." Hep. Cleve- 1 land extended ii welcome to “ our fellow crackers" on helmlf of thu Jaycees nod -nld, "VVe hone each of you will do,*lvo ninnv days and , many yeai« of pleasure in this | building." IJ The iferlieiillini i-o, I'pHildes, a f part of the fmic-doy I'oiirlst Pesll. | * val. wer- fclltw™' cuiiuuunlty rl lit* viQ M l o f thtlr n p irln cM in England during th* war whan bomb* ward failing. Mrs. Harthsrn lived In London at that tlma. Har father pastored a church in Lon* don which waa destroyed by bomb*. Thirty block* around her homo were almoit flattened. A shell fell directly on her home, and during another attack, aha wan machine-gunned by a low fly­ ing plane. Their message I* an apt one for the times— "Revival or World Cri­ sis". The pustor of the d|urrh ex­ tends r cordial Invitation to -thfe public to nttrnd the services and meet the English evangelists dur­ ing their visit to our city. U. S. Embarks (Continued From Page One) tor and all-weather "Venom." American procurement experts who told of these plana eoutloncd against any belief that a flood ot military cuuipmcnt could bo ex­ pected In the next few months. In moil cases, they said, 30 to fiO days will be required to con pleln specific arrangements and actual production may rrqulrt month*, perhaps years. But, they said, the billion dollnrs going to Western Europe under h,„-d "''be Assembly of (bid, Twelfth I this program will play a very Im­ ,i i|t, at l.auicl Avenue will licgln re- portant rule In propping up thr f u„. vivid services Tuesday with Evan- shaky economies of America's alr i , , gi lists liny and Paulino northern (*ilv 1of l.omhui, England. The pastor of g'ci. the church. Rev. Harold H, RulWeather 'it-'i- lock, announces that service* will -- - i h" lo-ld each night Tuesday High Low Prerlp. Asheville (0 311 2.1 fob thiruigh Saturday at 7:-lf» p.m. Boston 41 31 1 The British evangelists ure Chicago 37 31 111 0 "t * making their second evangelistic 43 40 Hl '•b-:'. tour of this country. Their first Cleveland Los Angeles 70 19 f-nt- ; visit took them Into more than .'10 7R -17 IK I states, Caoiidu and Mexico. For New Orleans 44 41 01 ’uot» I ihv past six months they have New York Seattle oeui |K,t,n during the countries of KuJacksonville " rope where, they said, people were Miami ; hungry for the gospel. “ I',* Mr*. Ilnrthern's parents, the Tallahassee a.p,i Bov. and Mrs. A. Sklnn returned Narwhal horns aru teeth which lav’s c,u,,ltry with them for a often grow to be as lung as the rents month's tom- of the churches. animal. r . r (n November they were at the .r„ir local Assembly for speciul meetEmbassy officials |n Washingp N |. bigs. ton give "Dupont" nud "Durand" tjlf The evangelists are talented ns the most common names In musicians, and during their meet­ France, says tho National (icoing they will present a musical graphic Society, progrnm each evening. The Rev. lbout Hurthern for three years was first 1 the lieutenant with the British Army • thu in Germany In-fore he began his Vt* y o u r evangelistic ministry. Mrs. Ifnr*' them was a school teacher In Lon­ don, Together they’ form an Ideal ^ v e i l I t MS high gospel team. They both preuch Ph. I l l ) dob [and play the piano and tho ar­ 1007 Sanford Are. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . . J M GIVE YOURSELF a g if t OF ?: a u ! v ty Let this holiday season find your mirror reflecting a lovelier you . . . with ex­ citing new him beauty! (hie stylists will design a coif­ fure especially for you . . . ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON I7T North Park ON SUNDAY DEC. 7 2:01) TO 5:00 P. M. MAKE APP0INTM1 WITH AYM0ND I'lrn itln S la in lltink B uild ing Sanford, Florida ROY W ALL CHEF’S SPECIAL I n why you tan bo sure you get tho dool you dostrvo her*. Ste how you got more with Chovrolot. . . pay leu wHh our low priett. R o u m llla t & A n d e r s e n Sot for yourseH . . . FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K L K I'ltO N K H I HI) and 1071 Room Hit Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building Co h u h Rut ONCE A Yearl Your Lovutl Will Lovu You For A (lift From CASTLE JEWELRY 111 West First HIreel I'hee* listen to Fred flreen, station or­ ganist, ns he wsa practicing some organ music. After stooping at the look around, Hlallurt Llbrar fur ... a ________ they contlnun] on to the (lalley where A, ii. Carpenter, Jr. expluimd how the Navy doe* Its looking on such a large scale. When the students entered the I’nrachute Loft, their excitement was evident as Chief Parker showmi them how a parachute I* pack­ ed, dried and stored. The climax of the tour rante when the stu­ dents were taken to the hangar to sen n "Banshee" let, Lt. Clyde CHImore answered their many ques­ tions and he told them that this was the same type Navy Jet being used by the Navy In Korea today. Don’t forget Captain'* lnapec- ANNOUNCING! Modern Tropical House Plant* On Halo At — “SWEENEYS’* I’lneuYour ChriulmuH Orders Now I Orders Also Taken For Conutgu. CHEVROLET GAN AS’ FLOWERS MRS. DOROTHY OANAS — FLORIST Ix tleilv e Clievrelet Fcoteresv^ir. Mors Powerful VAIVI-IM* MlAD INOINfl wHh Power. flfWe Automatic h w m lu h n A eom pltlt automatic power team , . . simplar, smoother PowergUde, with U* own extrapowerful oogtoe. Optional on Do modal* at extra coat be Luxe Li A m / r % *I »r| j 1 11 BAKED CHICKEN PIB CHOICE ONB VEGETABLE ’ ROLL — CRBAMBRY BUTTER COFFEE OR TBA around DINE WITH US SUNDAY 1 ’ hi ) ’ * W m ' BODY BT RUHR CINTIRPOfM rawn Fisher Body {* world-famuttt for imxrtor uyllna, for auperlor craftsmanship, lor the strength and safety of Unlsteel CoiulrucUoa. Only Chevrolet la its field offer* Body by Fisher. Chevrolet'* great valvo-in-bead cnjdoc Is centered, poised and cushioned in rubber by high-side mountings. Vibration and power Impulses ore screened out Per. formaace la smoother. Chevrolet's powerful brake* are the largest la the low-price field, This mean* easier, safer slope, Bonded brake llniags-no rivets -last tip to twtes as loop. The only k assemble and nupemlon syi unit . . . one why tba ride �M Mystery Of Aping Christmas Tree Is Gun-toting Hermit All Ready For GI Is Still Unsolved Who Won’t Return A U tU q U B B Q U E . N. M. H » -T b e renNANDlNA B R A C K WV—T I ip month old m ystery of what lo o once c a y lln se l ornam ents are a turned to cun toting, 7i> year old. bit faded and dusty now. The # perm it A lice H roadbcnl on her branches a r r brittle ami Ihe nee U o latril llllln tltl.il Island near lir rc dies are dropping off. Hut n t'tirlsfniR* tree in n m odrsl firoml.ted lodny to ronlituii' Tor al Albuquerque Inline still Is w alling p a il seven y e a rs And even then II may he settled emne liemi*. The tree was decorated two Rnly on a local h -clim ca lily, le«v lg Ihe m ntter as h a /y ns the years ngo a special Ir r e for a ocean foes which d rift alone Ihe special C hristm as for a special eosst to the chest like squaw king M arine CpI. Itlehnrd laities was of Ihe suits and which bathe in entiling home for c k k I after two clam m y dam pness the dense, a l­ years in the m erchant m arine and most im penetrable b racken of si* y ears In the M urine Corps. Mr. and M rs. S alvad or ta p e r scrub oak and p alino llo and Spanhad Just turned on the lights two -,l*h bayonet. On live tdcld of Nov 7. Sheriff years ago when a letter cam e from II. J. Youngblood noticed a glow' lu llich a rd . He would lie n little de Ihe sky to the south, hut Ihoughl lu y e d ;lh c Chinese had Just on tered the K orean W ar I'leu se save I little of It at Hie m unirid Nc*t day, however, lie decided (lie tree. The branches were still green It might bear Investigation So lie beat Ids w ay to the l (Ml-acre stmt when they learned Hiehiird w as 1 of desolation to find in ashes the trapped with other M arines In the two-story fram e house w here the Chosen llc s c rv o lr area. The urim woman had lived in b e llig e re n t. oients glowed a hit b rig h lc r when solitude since tlu* death of her they learned he had esenpeil and was ru in in g home. father In 1021 They moved Into another house "K now in g her like we d id ." said C C ou nly Judge II V Hurgess later, and took the tree ca re fu lly along , T h ry didn't notice the tree was "W e 're of tho opinion she wouldn't turning brown until the dav the*hove left the house " But what looked like lots of hone , Rot a telegram saying Itlch a rd hail j were found In Ihe debris and they been drowned at K ota, Jap a n , on analysis -Inly 1.1. t o il—on his way home were sent off for analysis • The result, said the Judge, was Thu light* " e r e turned on again "m illiih g in the way of m edical I yesterday on the little tree It'll opinion In support Ihe assum ption he up again next year they were llinsc of Miss Hroudlient . "f prom ised him I would save We see oolliing In do except depend his C h ristin as for h im ," said Mrs on Ihe seven-year sta lu le which ta p e r lets you declare a person dead If veyors attempted to cross Ihe It lie y 'r e mil heard from in Ihat property hut she cam e m il with lim e “ The ..... .. old lady s lrrn ly re 1 'I"* ***** ohlcarm s and stated any eneroaelimeut of c iv il! j N . . . ration, hut offered no fight to H ie 1 sin* N" might " w kn'"* 11 have had. Site llv rd advance of Jungle-like growth mostly off Hie laud, grim in g some about her home Nur was she very vegetables ami raisin g a few farm tidy, anim als Her clothing was nppnr sh eriff had been a s r j r v . r „ . ' f t :" l i l t .. .... ,.i,„.. ' ‘l in e r ami a sisic r. once when she hadn't been seen They squatted, ap iiarcntly. tin - f o r some time, I went nut '* the property. -------------------- ........... " said Sheriff Young* lie said he forced his way into Itlood. Iho old structure past tin enns i ..I . > - .■ , , The sister, M rs. Esth er S ilva, 70. “ Therm u.i'ro" nrnioeh ?.il! r 1 lives hct'c and believe*— said Ihe T h i re wert i nmiLlt cans .done to | j,|(|1,e_.that Mis* Urnndlicnt died I i . «t 8thH t! o ' f , ' n lh e fire. Iloyvcvcr. *he hasn't apmc at Ihe lop of Hu stairs and pruaehed n ffic ri* uffieln lly alxnit " ' I f I need you. PH send for you'. "S he cooked in Hie fire p la c e ." Ihe sheriff snld. " S lic ’d take a piece of wood and m il In the fire and keep pushing it In as It horned w hack I don't know hmv she lived ns long ns she d id ," Some year* ago o parly of sur ^ •m a ,'ito ra* It stand*. IC 0,n" ln ,cn * on leaving No one know* whether she ever visited tho little Island In recent years, but apparently she hasn't "M iss llrn n d b e n t." said Judge Hurgess, "w a s a wom an svho liked hi lie left alo n e ." H al Concert Soprano B a y lr C o lu m n ■oil, ell nod ope in , Will In tlie a'non.l HittI J|Hill till IIIMl i11111fLif "II I'i loiai i m fnril Miniii'M*iM I 'iih rri I*. Iiti if ' Mill «’ |t >i i I1|- pie l.d I.* , tu n h•• Ills l l l l n l Il|i|,rliri1 1 lii’ lu 'V \ hi till l S t.lit I ! I d n( o f ■1* V. VvIlM 11.1.. l Ifl.i I'* i ol o| || (f 11 1 .* i ilu .loot m in n th u rn i* ii Hi** x 1 m uni it ■ ol, .ol.- Mur In* land m Open, titled willi I lie llingii (,‘hnnilui nf Coinmi'ici ■1. 1* nt t tiri>(inn*.‘ Ml tin' luv-. iliiil pul Public Ucsponsc l*'ails To Aid Dying: Woman I'XIH'IIMV C k ill 11 M M|M 1 it I mMn (ill a r l l a t l r r 1*» 10'*M\«'i lim it Im riiN sulfered m her •>i i it k Ml lu mo* No* to Her p h v s ii. iu l»i liiM-ph U n til KANSAS C IT Y , .P - A an >ear of l.rM n^tnii, Mm viltrtT s iir old woman, whose desperate need i l |s , lu .sp itaii/. d said luesday Ids for financial and m edical aid flv e day i -.i i ch ti.ul faded to ills brought w arm ptihllc rcsininse. died cover a hospital cqulppi'd and till yesterday Just a few hours after ling to accept the cum pllcaled case offers of help began flowing in wiHiuul some ciilupcosatioo N ew spaper aceounts ot Ihe wo Mrs. K nthlern W rlslnger. wife nf a tenant farm er, required delicate, m an's iilikld pimluei-d a (loud of T H E S A S 'F O P fi P F R A I.D I* \ . >r. Cr M iss I’l l 1.1*11 w ill lie nccnnipamcd Oarneghi Mull. Nev York t'ity . i * f t i Mrt i'ii' t's e r 1 pel urouild-bt It look III then eve .. Hu to re cros • the trr e t r a re fu lly -. P ran ces rem em b ered a i it fan tiny Hungs m dmii bright snowetet in Ihe office ami **,*> sine suits As III........... me up nil (lie d ia l one cat fan cier would know |m re 11 she s iw 'h d N ina had a other ru t fanciers and it urn went -m ill shin* M o l. kitten .-hitched through enough t at f in rie r von 1*1 It#'I w ere hound hy the law . of n ation i|M r n or** vn»| pt*YtD£ to ro u te op w ith a kitten vi lilt i N in a's motion ali«*.td* h ,d 1l«f*l« *'VC ®-i cheeked Itci lir u nrighliMi net Mi#*\ .iff l»rr it)il<*'*lv M m in !* * had put th r ill to •lie c l.in , Men. f h r tim th rf f t p ! iln ffl neighbors, so that line w . oot Mm ! it * ,i ill (" j'l.ty a i I . i Nina's t rlhri offt i. d It * ,.b.» ■* .flu i )■<. | l* I >M< n f*i11 th ry id going to Hie \ w r i \ !j»*tvl'H» » - .It, ..If M ilt Mii'in heathpi.it tel s, w t.ei. * . It.,* n o . to N»t« i i ' i . i*■*1 i i.it i h tllr strl he, toil w e all km til tl < *u1d l» h ! t! »i* Hi* ni m front nf s t ■-Will ill com ing liniio w ith in i !ai w | I'.ui • n'tif !t» »» ittMiYitl th r .my cat And we wauled Ho p e l. t i 'l l n ! I riilv MMimtr m il ffilir ot Hie lot I'tu.M Mill I Mr? !trt fnnthrr h?mg 'ip ttu trlrptm ni* nit! .ini “ W ell, Hut at the eoiictiisinii of the meeting we w ere d rtei mined to \ l « . i iM ii'if riiiJit ^ r.n ra n k r r p Tfjr k iltrn have it kitten under Nina 1 t u i- l Vtl "1 a t« . •> ' mi In |if <*\ r* f hilt in.is tre e by H er It r i i -Ml' H .l\ Ilf. 1.- in <t III I he t est of Ihe '-u * I 1 I i , l! ,tlv\ t> i in i|tl* lias ta e ll hearsay |l Yir.l n in)1 .1 lvi ! 1'#*| i li. i .;*■t , iHiut N in a's mother had i h h , i m * 1 | N III t h r I* I’ • A . »h. \ m ailt d and eoiildn't , ■ out l.. t r <. *♦ I i Ml in and r v e tl I tie li.ihv was sick So to- I ..... II, ,t fl. t III ri if up Nina anti h ri - 1- *> i \ ->u i .-.I r i l l M !s‘ t» 1ill ft Ik cl«*w 1. lu r stree t otd them two him k- down l)ie of ml ii »kr „1 •.Mir t f of m ilk i* a ilin g '■t U. O i.n In slrei t to Hie u ra te i m.oltios -.1, w .itched Ihe two lith <i I e n ♦ lull * c| o . - Hie i o,..I nh do ol, i fa m ilia r iin d h ri li-i on - ..I ‘ I, 1 M i. ( II 'K K S O N S do t e y e f stold tin in III. II. n ftl’TMVIl. I'HIS’I little h e a r ts '" l.\ t;s K\ VM1NKI* F ifte e n m in u te s i n . . l<. I.l vssi;s HT1KI* w a t i'lu iii: a g a in , a t ilt h ii.n - .ii I •••cause Kiev iicvei li.ul om||i, .mifly I’ fitnirHii f i r a h .lie h id e ! ■I*. . 1• , N EW "Y O B K i.r Ih e |.i>f ....... I saw my goddaughter. N u i .i aged live, her parents had m m linli-d after m uch diseusslm i Ihat Him tinslly would make Hu «ire.il *»• r r lf lr e and get her a kitten As godparents. France* and I were in on a sort of hoard niceling Its* consider whethei Nina w ii ready for a eat We esam ioe.l Ihe evidence that i-, r m i* pl.<« • tto fam ily visited where H o le was . j eat Nina spent dl the time lugem the anim al around to her arm She brought the oeighthots' eat* to Hie house And asked wist full* if she could show them her lied room She put saucers of m ilk mi the hack porch because "then catw ill like me. won't the* m o m m y "" The conclusion was unanim iiii Acs, Nina needed i mil I'llr question w a • how to ■> alrnut gelling one We ..II h el something to offei Nino mnlhei rem em bered a ....... an who gel lu-i little g irl a kitten In alls'* ei un<ilii mi in Hie iliillv papei I said that as godfatfu > I would like the privilege ol -t* mg Nina a kitten and Iti it I ic iih m h e rril vaguely that .m inm u' li.nl , ottered me one not lone igo t was sure if I re tra ie d in* steps a hit I'd re tiie m l.ii who and when it was and could easil* collie up with a kille o E veryone politely i'.,teed *•-- V a io lk u I ’l'tm v it, d rn m iilic siquaiin u In. tia featured alngci f"t lotnorm w n ight's io n . m t .it 'to I ,tt would be a fine thing hot ih<-.r was a wlieu-do yoit think you'll tty IIA I, M O V IE . *<£*-»• r Y*y H-' - fscV ' _ ■ . *kr t I■ * 4 t|uh.ilm n s SI J o s fp h I f n ip lf u l mi l\ i i i ' i i f ( II\ n l l c m l In h ik e Ilutient *illlim it any g iliir a n lrr ot III rllillll e l l ' - i-* c - ' p.tiueot. and Mrs Wrlslltger * ,n li.m sle rre d to that hospital yester •! <v iim ifiin^ surgeons offered their services fi>i of charge And soon more than k" non had been contributed tow ards tin ka.iHHt or ill,000 H r Ward es tun.ited Hie trealm eut would re i|uu e II,‘l)i tail so (lid WVrtll, death v\ .................. llo k Tow er K e e ita l LAKE WALKS i.P—t'arlllonneiir Anton Hrpnx' Singing Tower recit­ al* at Mountain Lake Sanctuary Dec P it: Drc. P, noon: "tang, tang Ago," I-' Halley, ''llel vie) pen firmrl* Danwp," wold Flemish aQiuii "Carry Me Hark In Old Vlrglnny," J. Hlnml; "La Chnpnrrlln. South Amprlenn song; "A ir," J. Miitthrxon; "Softly and Trndprly." W. Thompson. "Hnvp 'Ihlne Own Way. Lord," fl Slpbhln*; "llyinn of Ilinnks," E Kremser; " J rAI IVrdu Mon Krnv dice," Cluck flee II noon "Hv Hie Waters nf Mlmirhmkn." T. if. Lieiirnnee; "Hnllude." K Condael; "Mother Marhrre," Ol> -cutt ilall. "Here’s A Truer to Idle Sorrow," old English; "Chor­ ale," J. S. Ilnch: "Come, Thou Fount of Every IIleasing," J W'uyth; "I ran Hear My Savior Call­ ing," P. HIlas; "Not Thank We All Our Ond." J. Cruger; "llnrrcrollc," Offenbach, .................. up tv* ton YOUR HOLIDAY DRISSI • . . 11jw - l" * l I H " l vu »ni i.ii f..i •Wa * r i . IM l| i. llrr^nej fotirTirtl nuikjic . . vvllli tleiijniftl , s . i . I* i ’l l I * I 'is I U IM . I* I I .".III |.1111 i \i M M r, I'i,. I. *l,u ... catch «vcry Hithtlc flick of lljfht mill mid k'lionor to every fcntlvo occnxiim . . . Frullty Nylon Nel«, Shimmerlntr Tnffdtati, Ltively CrejicH lit fiirmnltt nntl cmklnll rttyli’H . . Si *' >91III (t111 Ml i*i.t IM I I S I I I l(M I I Iti in 11: \ s k i s I I .(III l or Kimiii sc I mi fl . rV L '.-' l. " 1 I 7 '» 24.95 to 45.00 M l I VI u n i |ill; 1(1 I KH.IillATMK \ \ |» as i: s si: i . m M IS IM IS MiriAI. STUVKS i r.n 1-4 N Iff • 1 1! 1 -V - i . 7 i» Ml J 1 tfo l 1 I It IN \ STT( i lie i a t i v i: « \ | ( : » iic III IlMOTIV i: ( l I 'I I AI I lilt ot M r % d !)c r a t i i* s VV I'I ft iii*.vk |>11< li.HS t UUO-DtERM CHIMINDAll P u rn )tvr«> S tyl«d f l l l l O il N IA T IR • A handsome console styled Ilka fine period furniture. Id M L I K EVENING B A G S — IforgoouH goms of faultIon in Silver and Gold Mesh by Whiting and Davis. Jowel cncruntod nations, lovely beaded ones . . . in white, pantol colors and deep tones . . D rive* heat by forca—Mvea up »o 25% on fuel! (o p tio n a l) TRANSPORT PLANE JH" 1 .9 9 CAP M E T A L FRICTION D R IV E T A N K ? v* .-'u jewelry - -Up - to give ’ * Sri- k ' • , j. • ■ • bright SJriS? ' '■Is . Necklaces and Bracelets • t n n it *°100> ; PISTOLS 2.98 METAL TANK M E TA I. FRICTION D R IV E M O TO R C Y C LE TEXAS HOLSTER SETS 29c 1.98 - 2.98 • • Mpread f lirnttiutr mill N|*ttt klini: 2 .2 9 V™ Our I*ny- Away Plan 1,00 to 7.50 a ,.. ■ w-iug 79 c lip ir>c N ew h ih n lv e Due-Tkeevst p r. I I I I l( M u l l > l ( M E T A L o n M l’ TR U C K • Keep* your horn* btutlfully warm without a lick o f work? • Exclusive Duo-Therm Out! Chamber Burner get* more beet from every drop o f olL m 2 .9 8 1 .011 1 .1 !) contrasting trim. H 11.i'! |It'll f I?**' "■vlMO 1JtM’*' II I'OWKII SIIOVEI. • Now fiaiihcd In magnificent Mahogany with imart ** METAL SIM.LH MOATS l i .A N T i r 2.98 to 13.95 Slv M L S ............................. . ________ MCC RORY’S 5 - 1 0 - 2 5 = S T O R ' —^ . W AV r-.l’iSWy!ryE“..SS.S /-Vvl L t.r L a y -A w u y P la n E iv 1 U se O u r . . . - 1 . . >1 1 liif ( -. i : " V ,, 11 iikfa " �Blind Veteran Gets New Faith In Friends Coalman Gets Sign To Charge What He Can Get For Stuff By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK Ml—The coalman haa the go-signal today to charge more for cnnl—If he can get It. And the high cost of living may have found another willing helper In It* determination to slay high. There** some doubt, especially among hi* c<unp*-"Ac;- *V * toe coal operator can pas* along in higher price* all of tho Increased coil* Implied hy Freiidnrd Tru­ man's approval Wednesday night of a full coal wage boost of tl 00 a day. Because of the growing compe­ tition In the heating nnd power field* from fuel oil, diesel oil and natural gns, industry sources doubt If many soft coal operators ran make a price hlko of any size •tick. Hard coal prices, however, are close lo price ceilings now. and may go higher because of the pres­ ident^ overruling of the Wage .Sta­ bilisation Hoard. M Steel mill cost* are sure to go up. Steel companies themselves mine much of the coal they use In lurgr uantl(Jua In making steel. And loir mining cost* will riiounl. While the approval of the full wage boat wa* widely expected bv tho bmlnoss community, there’s tome doubt among Industry leadOr* whether the I’rrsldcnl's deci­ sion remove* the last of the hig over wage and price hike* or may oe just the signal of unother round of them. Tho maritime union wage boost* are still before the Wage Stabiliza­ tion Board for approval or paring And the heard ha* already cut back pay hike* negotiated liy other union*. These might now feel their rase* should be reopened. The President Insist* that hi* decision doc* not mean u new wave control policy. Anil Defense Meblllier Fowler say* the whole Control policy for wages, nrlces and material* 1* to he mnintnlnpd until the new administration take* over next month. Some industry lenders, however wonder If (he .. . coal ___ case, ____ may not (urn out In he Ilia swan mug lor a control system that has been weak­ ening steadily fur same time. Tho coal mining Industry ap­ parently feels Dial It can—or must —handle the Increased costs of the higher pav scales, since II had •greed In Ihein and asked the wage board to approve (hem. Users of coal, with Industrial production high ami demand of their products strong, seem willing lo pay higher coal nrlces rather Ilian lace n foul shutdown. A* labor cost* have mounted In recent years, (ho coal operators have turned Increasingly lo moth •nlzatlon of mines. A miner, using those modern devices, can lorn out considerable more eoal today than he could only a few year* ago. This has helped the coal operaJors keen prices at n coin petit Ive level with other fu*l«_ j’ Dost* e v iii in of priHiiicing producing non nnd Ironsironsparting tho competing fuels have gone Up, too. The price of fuel oil and heavy oil used by Industry lias been held down, In fact, tiv the price of coal. Each ads us a brake on the other, since manv fnrlorle. aro equipped to shift quickly from one fuel to Ihe olher If prices gel out of lino. The high cost of living teems likely lo slay higher than you like for qullu n spell yet. 3 las) two years, Id* friend* said, Mike ha* not forgotten how to smile or give his friends a cheery greeting. Mike wus utllml In the dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Three of his four sons at the head table, all vctrrnns of World War II. also wore the Murine Corps dress liloes. Also seuted ut the table were his wile, Marion, and their daughter. Speaker's told of Mike’s activity In community affairs since his re­ turn tu his home town in 1919 after the war. He lirlpcd form thr American l-eglon post, was a church leader and helped organize athletic events. Afler Ihe brirl talks, William Galvin presented Mike with a >2,500 check - more tliuu enough to puy off the mortgage on llic Simon homo. Friends hat) contributed lo the fund after they learned Mike had been worrying about the mort­ gage. Mike has been iinuble lo work for Iwo years. Me spent six month* in n veterans hospital with diabetes About a year ago his eyesight be­ gun to fall, lie’s been blind for Ihe last five months Hut the blind veteran last night found life is full of light. The Lite Monroe W. M. S. I* Ten-year-old Airborne had pulled than SO year*. observing the week of prayer for a dual cart through the itreeta There were the uiual quarrel*, of course, for Mra. Alnacow wa* the Lottie Moon Chrietmao Of­ fering for Foreign Mission* this a bit Jealous, aa all women are. The other night the wife had week. They preaented their pro­ Just retired lu her bedroom up­ gram on Wedneeday evening nt stair* and Atnscow wa* waiting the church. Mr*. Ed Ogleahy was to hear the end of a aymphnny In charge of the program. The lubject of the program concert on the radio. "Who ha* come In? I can hear wn» “ I^jyeit Thou Me? Feed My a woman's voice,” the wife called Sheep.” The devotional wa* given decided to postlM,**- *1W fateful from upstair*. hy Mr*, Frank Farmer; prayer decision. Meonwhflc, the mare'kept The husband, who had risen by Mr*. Ko*a Mick*; *olo “ Ninety working. from hi* easy chair to go lo lied, nnd Nine," hy Mu* Arle Mann; "Other Sheep have I; Which Are A plot quickly developed (o res­ called back, "No one, M ar." cue Airborne from further degrad­ A few momenta later he heard Not of Till* Fold", by Mr*. Ed ation. The new* reached the ears a thud. Alhc bottom of the stain Ogleiby, of the municipal fathers. They was hla wife, dead. A brief biographical *ketch of were convinced. At a coroner’* Inquest, the hus­ Lottie Moon, pioneer mlulonary Now. with a "reasonable expecta­ Now, expect*- band said ihe must have been to China, who«e great gift of life tion of life” and sold to the Hoyal hurrying down lo see If there was halt challenged Christian* through Society for Ihe Prevention of Cruel­ another woman when she itumhlcd the year*, wa* given by Mr*. If. ly to Animals, Airborne will end and fell. II. Murtln. A movie wa* *hown on her days doing light work on a “ Why she should be so suspi­ how the Lottie Moon ChrUtma* farm. cious about such a very old man Offering I* uaed. Ml** Arle Mann 1 cannot understand,” said the coroner In giving a verdict of ac­ and Mr*. Andrew Naugh **ng a duet, ” 1 (lav* My Life for Thee.", cidental death. New Head Of Interior "So great was her haite to In­ The meeting wae dleml**ed with word of prayer by Rev. Ilob Predicts Brickbats vestigate this strange woman’* •Smith. voice that she did not (rouble even Mr. and Mr*. II. 1). Prleiter ami to put on her slipper*.” The female Voice was that uf rona, Herbie anil Bobbie, who have hern visiting Mr*. Laura a woman radio announcer Prleater, have returned to their lung before Ihe hrlckhatx will l.nme In North Chicago, III. flying. Barham Harris I* confined to He wa* asked to comment on her home because of illne**, and what ho think* Ilea ahead for him a* Elsenhower’* secretary of the mic vuumijr, itir m e n i n e reiiu u In unable to attend Nchool. Mr. K. 0 . Hoderhtnm and Sadie that In my five years aa governor, interior. "I know that *oon after 1 take I haven't shown any partiality to wero the guoxt* of Mr. und Mr*.1 Wallace I'rleatcr of Daytona my new Job on Jan. 20, a lot any county.” Gov. McKay says he know* he'll Beach Sunday evening. of people In the West will begin calling me bad name*. Recauaa be aubjected to Intense pressure I’ m a Westerner, they will think from both aide* over the queatlnn of federal construction of power ...... and reclamation project* — that "But I'm not going to be aecre- he'll make enemies no matter tary of the Interior Juat for the whal hla decision* are. _________ West. I'm going to represent Use Mis* Alene Phillip*, hi* secre-. announced LAST TIMES TONIGHT Newn, Curttton Short* S A TU R D A Y - DOUBLE FEATURE ALSO - VERY GOOD CARTOON PLUBi "I'llt \TE.4 OF THE HIGH HEAR NO. H SUNDAY And MONDAY S Ill itI*|j,.H f, p„|t III) |||,r I III 911jI Hit111(| Toiiiaiuaa in IP rrnlr (IIIANOKH, ai/ , n " " .. BllHJ J!<>« Omiinfrult, Ihim-Nfi n.*« Tangartnaa, qamrillng N .'IM.h, 8HORTH M v Si\ C o n v ic ts S-a N F O R O ■ O K I A N D O H I G H W A Y tl 75 2,1,1 , |, tslin!* j" |2 rn TKXly luZiy Hiqipll.M n!er,tin,| „ n -|,ru. iimnd qiMiU, .nnrk.l »|#ajy. Intrant No. 129—lha flnl Lincoln—cross** lha flnlih line o winner followed I minute 11 seconds loier by Car 122—another Uncoln Y O '3 , ' I^gal Notices *«. Sill S i lil t .I D 4 * s i-»1nrh, s ............ . SV..I VIr.lnIn To,r .tin I,,, rnlry h«l|fl,,| *l,,**‘ wii11vu dpfdiiNPh, if iiny ; *** \r‘V "I l»«K’«nibi*r, ia lj U'p Mill Of Ctitnplaint flletl ugn y iiii in t i i I* C ir c u it C o u rt u f w in «i|h I niinljr. Flnrltln. which c« I. ri.llll.il Mill'll II. Ilu.i.ril. |i|i " ,f- V*. Hullv K„v Wondil.ll || «iinl. it.riiiilH.il, rhanmrr No. s .itm. o.lrik u .nit fur illvui "llurwli’i' it l.iicrr. Pro I’onfi tvlll h. •■Ilirr.u sgalnat you imIIiar„ lo niip.Hr. |il.* or nns '«l>ilr.il by law her.In. ' ' 'TNNHJI n.r haliil amt orn ;«j,|h.a tllh it»y ot Noytti.ih.r, <>. I*. JIKHNPUN ,n . . *.'lrrk, circuit t’ouu. Illiiil.liinn I,. Kiih|o*s Atioriirv for PlHlniirr *• North I'nurl Hlr.M 4 minutes It seconds lalor Mm third plat* Lincoln crones line than In S minutes 1 ) seconds fourth Uncoln (Mthet—20 tnlnwles oh*ad of nest tor, (Jrlntolo, Kinrlil,t SUNDAY nnd MONDAY! Al .l.v .n o'ej n.ornlna, li.c s n il tlo*r<t .if I'utilla I c*lv« H.nl.il DM. an atUhlnn to t Hchiiol s i Hanford (lealIons call on Monish I on H*nfu? nl Hank llulidlne. bM M M .tairnin j IAT, ONLY 2 V b ATURKB At ol*v*n ii'vlock nn ThUriu MX ait.tltlqn |u I^mewoud, In I nn* c*U fin » nuahion, Ha. raid Atlanile Nationa Hank llulld y** lha rlzht in Tfl'cl "any nr*aVl \ L S sm sr4 s a a jb t e Iordan, Chairman, M l DIMM f avs': o fe tn Mid Comp thtraqf wi jq tmrTUCMwIISIY Lincoln for 1963 ii th« automotive actuation of the world today 1 1953 Lincoln* in the Mexican Pan-American Race took not Juet Unit, not Juet second, but third and fourth places as well I In the race participants col) "the toughest stock car competi­ tion in the world," the winning Uncotmi swept afield of 66 other American production .cany repreeentjog 11 other makes—and won by a big time advantage, The first* 1953 Uncoln to cro* the llm was driven over the tortuous 1,938-mile course in a total elapsed time of 21 hours, 16 mlnutss and 88 seconds, Tben^ within 10 minutes and 63 seconds, last one fully competitor, 20 minutes ahead of.its Never before has th a record estabUshed In this A.N.A. (Atoeiaeion National International Contest ori . , ___ ___ A «fosMmlt'iftco)—a run that Includes altitudes rafginfc higher than 10,000 feet—over roads of e v «y type and conditio Never before has a great tm so dearly demi both its ptrformanet ntptriortiy and ryy In such a The 1968 Lincoln, with Its d design 206-hp engine—the V-206—is the car to « this year- So see the 1963 Lincoln—which is pt e past far behind. T ty It-* t ocallfetiro#! drive it—for the peri Vm M M W a LufiO K a w ^ r iffa s . lirRCIALl' . »iiI m m B m M B i SHOW OPENS ,( 31 1 1174. 10(1 " ™, « **!»<i1j.-T1 I'raduc* * . » rer.lv.ll «»■1a* , u._v ' . /'aramr* Mark.! *■ •**!■. Total ll.c-Hpi. 1 Jiz pack, aa.*. Light •llpplles nil all iirudur. .!K a i^ :» i£ £ L £ j m u m CLAYTON, Ga. OH — David I. (Bed) Barron in an unsworn state­ ment to a Jury yesterday denied he had caused the death of hla wife, Helen, 49. The Habun Superior Court wai jammed a* the 52 year-old former Georgia Tech football atar went to the witness stand to answer the slate'* charge that he murdered hi* wife. Under Georgia law defendants can offer unsworn tcitlmonv and nn question* can be asked by at­ torney* concerning the teatimony. The bruised body of Mrs. Barroa wa* found Sept. 6 at the Barron hoy*’ ramp the couple operated near Clayton. Barron said hi* wife wa* “ a lovely lllllc woman, cultured and sweet. I don't think there ha* ever boon In the world Iwo people more Lake Monroe By SADIS BODKRBLOM Although North Carolina he* * million acre* of Improved rinslure, «h. need, twice that mud., farm experts say. Stanbridge of St. Peter’ s Church wrote in his purish muguzliu*. Custom Of Singing For those who lost can't stop from giving away pen­ Carols Is Attacked themselves nies. he snggesleti: "Try to gel vuluu for your money BIRMINGHAM? England op — A by telling tho children they must Church of England vicar today sing Ihe whole carol. You will lind attacked the lime honored English they know tho first verses of only about three rurols. A fow know the second hot beyond tt.nl, nothing. ‘ "this lum ling of carols Is u retie of the bad old days when there were really rhlldrcn who hud tn I.AST TIMES TODAY I I Red Barron Goes Kindly People Come Jealous Wife Dies As On Oath He Didn’t To Aid Of Old Mare She Suspects Voice CARMARTHEN. Walei OH — A MANCHESTER, Rutland OR Murder His Wife thouaand kindly Wtlih have come Harry and EUtabclh Alnxcow, both to the rescue of an old grey mare. 77. had been happily married more �T h t low -priced FORD F"6 T IIR SANFORD HKRAI.il Pag* 9 Frt. (Ire. 5, H i t carries up to ^ m t W i i y 'T 800 lbs. MORE PAYLOAD th an oth er leading 2 -to n n e rs ! It’* iha only l-toxiMr with Doubt* Chxaatl frame »mt Oyro-Urlp clutch) Ami thl» Ford F-fl (iv*» you roll■rtlon »U#rl«|, rhutca •( thr** wh*«lBom*, rhulr* o( two ribs) U se IIKKALD W A N T ADS For Results Tfc* ( n l l i i n i a i m u x r p lr I . ■ii vy»»r til. »nbtt*e*e !■ re* t a f t t t r d llr r a lif, I lla t * 1:1.* i«-r l i e * l a . r r l l u a X lla ir a In.* v * r IJ a * l a . m l i . a i I I b i h 8,- p rr Map l H .r n l.ia Se H a ifa a * p r r tla p la a a tlliia a * * * » Ile a f a r V a a rly C e e t ta r l V I I , IVarUa ta Ikr* Hep. I I p h hip H e lp t a r m a r k K arp l a p . I’ H O N E 148 H ftnl 111* ti)|J lie* Hrc«*|i| -t| «» rp Ih r l> l r iiTttmr mu m rn itt r a a tliiii Ffcarsf If fiiw r na w p |e Hated In H ip fplppim np ImmiL, lit t M i a rn tM tiin d a lliia Ifcr n d a e r lla rr la n i> frip < | #i» un» p ro m p tly. |« „ n | , r fwr <t, r * “ d » r thp b ra t p u .ilk l r a r r t l r r . H a e t .tila m uat bp la uar Only V-0 or Sift choice in 2-Ion Dsldl Ntw power I Your choke of fomout 239 cu. In. Truck V-8, now 10* h.p., or th« Bio Six, now H 2 h.p.l - ^ g If you want to Huy, Rent ur Sell, TH E SAN FO RD HERALD Up lo 800 lb*. leti deud weight Ihuri other 2-tonnen. Loud up lo Ihul much more payload, within 16,000 lb. G.V.W. SPECIAL SERVICES —12 NKW HOUSE: llluek conilructlon. HOY’S BICYCLE, LT imti CtM.it LAWN MOWERS sharpened. HIcw-le* repaired Slmnian’s, 314 ccmdlliun 408 W Pith si 2 bedrun mX. f l o u r furnace, brcc/cway. ear |wrL two lots. i K 11h SI — -------$2,000.00 down, balance like SPACE HEATER l i-d t ■ leiiiiin, i bl ip ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Orvery goml conduit mi rent. laltdo Evening Star Call Ralph I’ hone 1M9-J. I.JHL..PML, Keatlor Hav. IMIS-J Honda Aiule Rank Uldg, FOR SALE * (.ns i.tu.e .tint w.itet ‘ Tall Hall" Pbune 17M I. Ml.I, Piaflll I'erim id an. heater - Plume 33 l.nVKIY 3 BEDROOM nuwmry FIRESTONE ..................Ill e l.il.il-j I’innit* lil t W Houle t. Sanford. hame on large 'haded comer lot AWNIMiS - Ci OftM1 rond llilllt t t e ll (till I In beautiful Wynne wood section $100.00. Apply Ap.nI.... el I. Hie P L i'lie A lum inum , Canvas, Fred l-ivlnft rnnrn, dining area, kit E 'lim a le s Plume c jy j-.1 a lte r gins Trrraee ehen, tile bath, itlaite jalounlril ii p in (ki .ippomttitcnl hrccieway und carporle Corn O H A N tlE S $ 1 o n tu ish et iileti- with hardwood fliwire, attic Yot Priest Pli ir.i L* t s s Ittlot >1 fan, ftiinee heater, Venetian CAN Avenue blinds. lint water heater ■ (I. K. SELL kitchen ei|iiiiiment Term*: 24ou G E F L A T TOP i i . mer Like Ill'll Any Ihiug Summerlin Avenue With A Phone 07*.NW IliftA <‘m in n | iifi Fi*a|»ti ii«| b lr fttr IhNH lia r liM-Mrrw.t | H. r r . 12- ARTICLES FOR SAL —.1 I!. • " rr,M r *»rfMra I n pour mi. Hr i ■ lU U L . M g Ileal K*l«l* For Sale KOIt SALK Lake Front lot with ftnnil beach. A magnificent view <m beautiful Crystal Lake. For ^jl^^xdid m en ^jca » 1M» » 3I I REAL ESTATE — JH airirp ua ibr Uar bafara *abl|. wiliai, B"HJT tMinirdlMlalp 3 out of 4 F-6'i hod running cotli for got, oil ond tervice (but not including fUod expentei, toch ui luiei, depreciotlon, [kentei, etc.) of leu Ihun 41 a mile. See F loor In Ihe Economy Run book I 3— a :d ;s See J. W. HALL, Realtor Florida Slate Hank Building "Call Halt" FhiNM I7M C l.ls s llllll HOOD AND HAD Slightly used Sofa Beds $^*.i so Slightly Used S live r I.im e il C hilfrobe ;tu ur. MATfIRK O F SA N FO R D tU H R . 1*1 SI. All JU S T C A L I. 148 C A R P E N T E R W O RK Eor ipiick re p air jobs, or sm all i hulldlng. C a ll Jim 1142 M 4. I'liotn- 127 P I.U M H IN O Contract ami repair work. Free estimates It I.. Harvey. LXH DOUBLE HED. lius springs ami Sanford Ave Phone IHLUC innerspriug malliess cood eon itItinn $43 (XI tiLl Ea't Kusi C A B IN E T S Form iea lops C V ail 81 Wmidworkiog 312 Santord Ave T O T A L M U C K $2900 00 Very idee 2 hed room home, Avillifeltllr *f M'tlpur*)*. *•*■ let •«»» IMm •* HU" 11^ livin g room, kitchen, tiuth 33y EXTRA MONEY FOIt CHRISTMAS Phone 3(81 W anil 1433 J lFOR RENT li it*iw«iitehl l« met*11it iwjgpli . •rf.i|lU<**i| m iles from Clock on u paved Bring your white elephanls to the H A T fE B Y . (ie ne rato r o r Starter rouil T erm s V E L A K A Apartments lit W Auction Murkct lurmiun* Service C u ll 317, Sw ain's HatSee Raym ond 31 Hall '•‘lr*t Strcpt Rhone 490 W. Knick-Knacks Ti««l' and Whal le rv Service Sanford Avenue l.leensei! Ilro k e r for all Nuts S|N)t Cash* it 11v your and 2ml Street KOLLAWAY AND ItAIIY REDS kinds of real estate. week’s supply of vegetables lixi e e k ’s Jay. week or mi mill — Tel 1423 UUHi S Park U pstairs L a rr y Juce* • Aiiitioiiet-r. furniture Center. 110 W First A LL T Y P E S H u ltd oirr work flea'tillin' U6(i » ■ .a iiim i .- : sonahle B ales F ree estim ates. A R T IC L E S W A N TED —« •FAN FOUR room furnished i A R T IC L E S F U R S A LE Phone mat J 3’ C llra c c y . l artment. (in I’ark Ave 1We buy. sell ami trade iistal turn) i lu re . Witaon-Maiur K nrndon c „ P H H .IP S Colonial Cleaners "kno w S tiM E O N E In share home Minnr 311 E . 1st. I'll line 038 489 how " (.Ins II S a n t ) guaranteed iHolhpronfitiji assure you of The Ford F-l uffrrft F lIH N IT U H E E F F IC IE N C Y A P A R T M E N T amt "H a n d t.iix " a|t|)euranee Phone tin- 3-Srsu (’ »1i or, et Hotighl — Sold or Traded stop l> In Only I V i-Ion truck with choice of l Ofi-h.p. V M * rooms for rent Clean and emit 481 lot tree d elivery service added rmt, 3-STAB ur Telephone 1423 F u rn ilm e fe t furtable 713 Magnolia Mm ur V-8 or new lOW-FitaiOn 101-h.p. Coil KXTHX (shown), ler - tlfl W First 391-H. F u rnitu re R epaired, Heflntshcd. Clipper Six I Savei up to 1 gallon In 71 Home amt Office F ixtu re s Built. PIA N O S— New ami Used Term sThe Economy Run proved that 3 out of H E L P W A N T ED E F F IC IE N C Y A P A R T M E N T Fu r D A N IE L S C A B IN E T W ORKS. Trade ins. K ad er's Plano Store. nlshed Adults. Jixi Elm Ave 4 Ford F-5'» run for leu than a 113 R ailroad Avenue )2«u M yrtle Avenue Phone Experienced Drake and Front End I Welak.t Illdg I mile (gat, oil and tervice cotli, but not 12118 W F U R N IS H E D 4 room tumgalow Man — to set up and operate including fixed nupemei, tuch at laxet, electric kitchen Call Magnoll.i Firestone Brake Dept \ o d u ll S P R E A D E R S E R V IC E Lim e amt O IL IT 'H N A C E S tty K resky Pliolie 48!) depredation, llcentet, etc.)! i t . steady work Vacation timid Dolomite ami F e rtilize r Phono Wall. Eloor and Fireplace puy (or right party Ftrestonc 1393 M David E 1‘arpenler G.V.W. 14,000 Ibe.—payload capacity 3i. c . itn iiiii-s NEW N IC E L Y furnished one lied Stores l i t East 1st st I'hime 128 goet over 8,600 Ibt.l room house, carport, gas appli Itlj w. Isl SI. J \ l I l l ' s IMS unecs. J. It (ira n l Longwood YOU too* I I I W E I IS E Extension Hods 28" 1’ rrt* F.sli ifltlMO' A him iuiiui Phone 202801] •o I ho" Senkartk tila ss and I'.tint Will like working with the I'ele m ail's F le e lust .dial loll TeleCo phone Co tiood pay fit.to the F in n dure IV liter, plume 1125 F I 1II N ISI I E l) A P T 3 rooms \ „ start, reg u lar ilicteases. si. k lie. 3V First children. $00 00. 301 W .Mil VENETIAN III.IMIS ness lienefit, igipurluiulies It 11 >R A P E It IK S S lip n iie rs maille to ailvuiiceineut. and fo lk ' u>u m il 3 ROOM apartm ent furnished I ’ m F actor) p rice s! Kotlu Head llltuds. Xlumimim slats, cotton nr plus order 1 all l'»>H Mrs F am a let en|ny working m tli llo 'ie are vale hath P rivate K n lra iiie lie tapes Complete repair ser now o|tenings for girls, ages is Phone 247-XW . . . FORD TRUCKS LAST LONOIA! Uilng U lttl registration data an t , 0 * 9,000 (ruiki, I II I i . ID U H I ' appllances sales amt to 23 with High School education life Insurance expert* preve Fotd Tru«kt lail longed serviee 0 II High, Oviedo, F la. F U R N IS H E D aparlm eut 2 large SI MINOI.E VENETIAN lll l.NI> ns telephone operators Vppl) at phone H al 01 Sanford 11.12 W. COMPANY rooms Adults (in ly lin t E ie m li Em pliivm ent O ttne, bout hern 82H Wes I T h ird Phene 283 Ave Ill'll Tel. A T el Co , I in E 1st SI Sanfiird it p e n Miuutay p riv a te •>' V o lt H A V E S O M E T H IN !. TO D O W N STAIRS bedroom liE N E U A I. C O N TR A C T O R ihrough E rld av. H :lo a nt to I S E L L ami are In a hu rry to sell entrance. 014 Myrtle F ree I'.sllm a les Ml W orkm an­ 12:181 noon from I 00 to 3 Jo it. let the classified advertising p in ship and M a lt'iL ils l.n a ra n le cit TWO ROOM furnished upstair department of T H E SA N FO R D C'orner First & Sanford Avenue Phone 2041 apartment, 417 West n th St E . I.. IIO O Y K It H E R A L D prove Its uhillly as an L A D IE S Address c a rd s ' \ . ein M l li. I llli s i. Phone 1321 31 efficient sales medium. tile Huh) llimlies* $lo Weekly 3— R eal Estate F a r Hale —1 Hy Kay flertto Free * Free Free possltde Enclose 'lam ped ad llllffe r Rental dressed c iu relope l W rite ttin 'T N K W DO M ES It S o l D i s P E R S O N W.S — L I with IK S, T illa r Aik U *9Q and MIW.M) Pitrcliaxo of Paste Wax Pl.UMIIIMi AND REPAIR N e w u n d e r c o n s tru c tio n tw o m o re 1 S T E N O tiltA P Itl It Write li at M IIV II I? of those Jew p ric e d rn n s im rv IllfiAMF The low-priced FORD F*5 c OUTSELLS ALL OTHER IKTOHNERS FORD TRUCKING COSTS LESS STRICKLAND- MORRISON, T - y r /A U K IKK m .niPlAV/’ / I INC. IM WUDCATS ho m e s. . y (*i » 2 7 '“S/S) j ' V s i wowr7 / f 02ASK KM0CKC0 Dr. him o oto f OOUNM JUST . INCME.S SHORT N-------------- > * ■ < • ) fl.AKH fiOKDON nml Mx« nrivrntures In s|inre lly Dan Hurry l'V3 XA'j Ai NO .MAf ResroMkBiiiry / D r iv e b y an d m ,- lit, 1,,. g .'iik ’.r ib OL.su *• P t | n | I'n Fourth Street one block west id , ... . . M elloltvilli! Ave. C all us tor de '*•*•, r ) I t a ll I .tint $- HI gal 1aj|s Arm y tllankets. ( id s T arp au lin s E x clu siv e Listing v ) " i i y Navy M .ridi.s 'J1 3111 * t ’ hone 1321 R O B E R T A. W IL L IA M S . Realtor ■*“ S a n fo rd A v e . Raym ond I.umli|uWt, A stm lu le SWEF. r H A M LIN oranges. $1 no Phone 1Q73 A tlantic Hank Illdg. Im It W Lord Plume 1134 J N IC E TWO IIE D im O M home C l T U X E D O F E E IIS Complete lilte and FD A flounced 817 E a ra n il.ia l l lll if s TllNedo Feed More 0U8E FLAM/ sjrc h -n L ON to you <V7AKE CMAKUC wnae iW) ucnC ,) wmilC you'RC S llllfo ril #— i'll O lf es oel 1.-01 I :. BA BY S I I'I IN C la 1 ..1 cnees Mr< M iriam \ outp 1(113 M .1 0 0 ■ I.' WORK I t l M l h 1.1.1 eli-im JO D H N E 3 M \ \ • .1) n ian w ) lit or w ill.ui <li on ill la m e 01 Sanford lleptv llov B I 1 0 I U codd DSF.D S P A C E healers; all sizes ID— Huslnt'ss llppoiU m itli'v - la good coiiiBlii.it very rcukon H O U SE FO R S A L E Story amt UN U SU AL IH 'l't ilt I ( M T V altle Leu Bros 319 Kttn Ave half. R ant In hack with garage In Sanford Established Very I'll. loo. Flow ing well. Lot Ktl x 188' j See good liUsiiit'sM Living i|ltartei s it 0 . E. Corson Lake M ary Knud. PIANOS I'S E D 1209 M yrtle Ave desired Excell, nt for man ami Ht. t, Hox l!kl after 3 :18t p m wife lo operate F o r dclods w rite Bos HAS. c o l l i i a l i l PIAN OS Baldwin. W o rlllze r and CO LO RED FO LKS • • ! many other famnilH nuines to flood iuts for Mile in laickharl'.H ehttose from lo'~ on your (Hit E A R N $l(H<oo in more per im .i.ih and Went Sunford Su l.d lvliion m lilre siiiig i n n ln|n' - 10 spate piano down. Ilext like runt. Semi $10 00 down amt $3 oo per lim e at home !•> hand or I >i.«Postal Card and Flnltl Bepreven month. W rite tinea Italuu Hous­ w riter Semi tl no for infin m alion la liv e w ill ca ll oil you at no oil ing Cnrp , Hox 811, M iam i lleneli. and in s liu illm i. Sent! A i n ligation Huhinsnii M usic Co.. 220 F la . D c|il ! 19, lliiv liu ry Slalino, Box N Orange Ave , Orlando, F lo rid a 112, lln xh iiry I'l 'la s s Money Boy's 28" • Fine coil ^ h a id w n ia r a iit e i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ II R 'Y C L LOT 110 x 123 on Jefferson dllloti $23)10 Phone I 389J nut. Phone E ihh W 12— S i'l l I 31. S E R V IC E S C H R IS T M A S D IE T S • New and used sewing machine* T erm s B E S T M U .'llliIN C C A R E fur cl d crly Private mom, good new Plume lied D ietitian, c a r use Call 'I,A N T S for Side: Cabbage Let 0177 3V luce Esc a rule Irene lliiilu n , NKW FLO O DS nurtured to | h t West Side. Plume 133 W fedhm Old floors made like uriv Finishing, cleaning und 3i axing, also portable power jibmt Serving Sendmite Cmmly since 1923. II M. (Reason, J.ake M ary 1 :.' )e I :L ). Han cr. H u t Lake 31 i d 3I t 11Ml III 11 13 !3L lit V —15 \M > S C I I. Cl.E VN late model used ears See W K M eM aslera tlra lley Dilham Used Car* 1nth and P ark Aves We pay easli for used ca rs even If \o ii owe on them I .Illli* \ Reel Used Cur* Set nml and Santord ' i l l ' l l C A B is worth more money here We need 1 lean 'l l . TH, '49 ‘311, '51, '32 uimh Is H a ile y Wadswin III. gn| N n illi llia in e , itrlundu Phone 8397 I'l 10 I *A 1 Is 3RD 1 dan I lean 33 ill sell 1 heap Can la* -«ru any time at 21)31 Willow 3v IB 311 I BS I OR S A L E T ra ile r 28 Ii l.andola It)IH Jiiu im i' lolni ( a r m , rk Avenue T ra lle i l amp, Be tween II (Ml and 7 011 p m Reasoliahlo ____ BO ATS M A R IN E hardw are, V ail Woodworking Ave, Tywooil, C. 312 Sanford I I font PLYW O O D BOAT. K k k e r , I ruder hunk up, uuiupleto. Phono 833 M. • -<4* lly .Mnrl W alker % ;V i> ' • I o 'W .': ___ .ft?-' mmm1 • �? 0 soms 'Wt>j i 1 v • t THE FOLLOWING SANFORD FIRMS INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEM - WHERE YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS SERVICE. . . . Scnkarik Glass & Paint Co. GELIMY CITY PRINTING CO, 113 • I ll WEST SECOND STREET 113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE WM. E. KADER, JEWELER (HONE'S TEXACO SERVICE 1120 SANFOHIl AVENUE SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO, 112 SOUTH PARK AVENUE PHONE I Western Auto Associate Store 12 EAST FIRST rilONE 320 YELLOW CAR CO PHONE III! PHONE I5M Mill Lumber and Supply Yard 31.1 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 83 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I in .MAONOLI A AVENUE PHONE Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 11.1 PALMETTO AVENUE PHONE 111 117 SOUTH PARK AVENUE BROWN’S AMOCO STATION M cC R O R 201 SOUTH PARK AVENUF. rs IVEY’S SHOE STORE III EAST FIRST STREET WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE ROUMILLAT and ANDERSON CORNER HANFORD and SECOND PHONE 222 PHONE 719 SANFORD AUTO PARTS 113 WEST FIRST STREET THE FURNITURE CENTER III WEST FIRST STREET PHONE 1418 210 MAGNOLIA AVENUE II. U. POPE and CO., INC SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS / z 'V SWAIN'S BATTERY SERVICE III SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 200 SOUTH PARK AVENUF. PHONE BI7 Mike's Amoco Service Station 120 NORTH PARE AVENUE MICHAEL AND JEANNETTE JANDULA 218 MAGNOLIA AVENUE WARNER'S GULF SERVICE WELSH'S TIRE SHOP WEST SECOND STREET •I EAST FIRST STREET PHO PHONE t i l l B. S. HINSON'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION H NORTH PARK PHONE tITI McCLUNffS | 1 / '| I f , ,i HANSON’S SHOE SHOP Seminole County laundry Co. W EAST FIRST STREET I l l WEST THIED STREET ‘/ PHONE 47 ! “ 7 , 1 ’• ____ -■ -* ! I e Gas & Appliance " Co. Inc. IME U 1 H U A I I A STATE BANK ANFORD FRESH PEANUTS u l POP COEN HILL HARDWARE CO. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ROBB’S HOME BAKERY W MAGNOLIA AVENUE !*« "OPPOSITE POST OFFICE" “OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE" CELERY CITY GRILL \ SANFOitD ZOU CONCESSION MI BAST F1EST STBKIT PHOI in ELM Strickland' Sunoco Station _______ CORNER PARK mmI THIRD ST. PHONE 1141 SANFORD FURNITURE CO. baht nan m a n raom > FAUSTS DRUG STORE "ranov.'roin^ISL m HERMAN'S CAFE IM SOUTH PARK AVENUE LOAN 0 0 . ROY WALU 1 1M7 SANFOBD AVENUE �' vy it you THE W E A T H E R - ^ m t f n r D i i r r a lf c D onrr l*eeirs jo u r Sanford Htrtld, Citj D ellm y, br 7:00 P. M- please call YELLOW CAR 1444 fair through Tuesday except pirtky cloudy to occasionally cloudy extreme north with risk of thowtri Tallahassee area tonight nr Tues* ■lay; rising temperatures. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER i VOLUME XL1V Established 1908 Bloody Riots AgainstFrench Rock Morocco SANFORD. FLORIDA Rioting Inmates Free' 8 Guards Held Since Sunday A s Hostages1 Elsenhower Conferring With The ‘Top Brass* In Korea Three Europeans And At Least Twenty Natives Are Killed In Angry Uprising CASABLANCA. Morocco of — Bloody anti-French rioting erupted today at thla French North African . protectorate today. Three Euroflpeana and at least 20 Moroccan* were killed. Police Informants said an angry mob caught three Europeans In a atone quarry during tin* morning, slashed the throats of two of them and cut off their hand*. The innl> crushed the head of (hr third with rocks. Three other Europeans were wounded. The crowd, numbering about 000 and fired up by nationalist agita­ tors. moved on to the police station #A* It moved it swelled lo about 3,000. Shooting ensued and abuut 30 Moroccans were sluln. Bv mum, police hud gained a shaky grip on (he situation and tanks and armed troops patrolled the troubled sections. An « p. m. In 0 a. m. curfew wnx imposed and assemblies of mnre than ID persona were banned. A police offlrlal driving to work was attacked by a mol. during the morning. Ills automobile was 6 burned but he escaped. A French schoolmaster leading Moroccan children lo school opened fire on a crowd which started throwing stones at hint and drove them off The outbreak* here on the north west African coast followed a na­ tionwide strike call by the .Moroc­ can General Labor Confederation, which acted In sympathy with the Tunisian worker* i m i v r m i-til (UQT). The HOT has ordered a three-day walkout for Ttmlila In * protest against (he unexplained as laialnatlnn outside Tunis l"*l Fri­ day of Farhut Hachcd, Tunisian nationalist leader and gcncrul sec­ ratary of the UQT. Concert Attended By Larire Group At i4South side Primary Anproxtmatelv 400 people at tended the pro urnin of.,vocal and violin rnutlr pmenlpu" bv Vn*. •IIH 1’etrovn, drimtU,- Fouron,:, and Stuart FMtofskv Snturilnv night nt the Snuth*l-b< I’ rlmnry Srhnnl. under the auspice* of Mu­ nicipal Concert*. Inc., of Sanford. Among the number* of the so­ prano wrr» aria- from Cnromn and Ovelterta Knstlcana, Il'd■If gartsn folk *on'-x, amt the pomilar enmb»r, “ Smoke (lets In Your Ey"*." Faetafsky plnvetl hi* concert from rnemori.. Including number* from the Saint rnneerto, other mo*lr tie If»-»<.-l, ami two of his own rnmnosltlonx. If" en­ cored wHh "llt'moreseii"'* liv Dvor­ ak, and Shuheri'* "Ava Marla.'* The 23-vear-nld violinist brokn two •'rings in his Instrument nt the first of hi* toneert. He claimed # heat from the footlights was reinontlble for wetkenlnir the string. A good performance was turned In by the nrromnanlst. Jnsh Halilwin. The nerforme-s were Intro­ duced b« Hubert Cana nder, vicerresldi'nt of Municipal Concert* In New York Cl tv. The next or,.*er*"t|«n by tho Nixon Believes UN Charter Seen Taft Will Be In In Conflict With State’s Rights Accord With Ike Robert J. Bauman Is Newest M em ber,. Of Rotary .. Annual Kiwanis Ladies Night Is 2 Hifchwav Mishans (umedy Is Slated Re Presented Held At Episcopal Parish House Occur In Foif Early To This Week Ry (iiiild On SundayMornin^ I(„ lj|f)lt it, (he eomt I.... . it ' i Patet uhtrant i,r..*ent*,t i *e claims are making It difficult the singing of "America" and the the crowd laughing was Itrvnnt d U. a m. .Ml the Inte.seetlon of Invocation hv the Itev. Frank Mm- Harrison when he cutnc out with rentes i:M and 17-U'J When A rth ur I „ r llo.isp. where the four selections and an encora on Hv^niurance fn^Ftorida* gan, the Kiwaniuns and their I* comedy ■•spus-don on his face Ernest Beeves, Ml-yenr-old colored play will tie -tugeil. (toil. guests rnJoyeil a wonderful meal c Dream" •'Memories," “ The Ro* L j T T b m 'h T . ‘ " d .Ur-hm,,‘ I ro»Vt^*r'the, crltical Pl*tage!' and llob Wenie, former pianist with I i u. Haul Whiteman, presented a piano-I Hollwl down to It* essentials, the log Including "Jtnvlo Hells •*!■»« problem I* this; Insurance romps- for the group I wrDw ■UtomobiU* liahib losp'no Sl""ers on nil-male quar*nt n IM,mo k let from New York City, Jnn. 0. slnglng led by Mr. Morrison. MrWens Is now owner o f the Foun- | I ,,C.Y , , Borne of the larger cotnnsnlei, Uln Lodge on Orlando Highway. peclally among the mutuals, Karl Turner uml KU Blown wsro i —- - , rare , ......... ..... 5“tiling completely out nf Florida, appointed .chairmen of a .commutes “' Pronerty Sold Was to man the dime boards for the * ■ Incroisei, "pproved by Armv the Insurance department during Called Olive Hotel Salvation Clarence Redding and H. L. Per* « r.’. . . , , kina Jr. were appointed on a com* f* °Mj! V) The property sold by Mr. and mlltee to arrange n ___ K,MM*1 _______ for Christmas mely- d fftcidt Mra. Julius A. Tokach In Bernhard nifu'tn'tha'Ma'Aimliii tlrnha’nuue I *° R*t auto liability policies at Edwards. Hanford plasteror » i d , Entarnrlte ' “ I regular rates, Larson said, hullder, for |3t,800 la not the PI«o| yisltora Introduced hy Mr. MorC ir owne.-s under 23 virtually Building ns »ta*ed In tho Frldey rlson Included Howard Chadwick of ff*, wlmlnsted from coverage In losttn of The Herald but I* the Pt. Plaaaant, N. J., William Booth Pcr*'|n? who building In front nf It, once known f Jtffersnn, Ga„ red Beywtll of 1 (Coatbreed Da Page HU) as lh» Olive Hotel or tha I’ lco an- Hudson, o., cliff Thiene* of Mi^ — ^rrn— nax. Mr. Takaeh said today. •ml. Dr. F. H. Knight of DeUnd, W i l l i a m R . ( i l l l o n He stated the building was the J, 0. Bradley of DeLand, D. G. | « * » *< . site of his brotheFa fir—t restau­ Anderson of Grlando, Hnmer ClauB U r l C a If| A TI 11X81011 ____ _ rant in January of/lM H , If, B. ae of Panokee, Dr. O. T. Prano of | Plant built the PlojrHotel In 1A01; <Bill) Russell Cllllon, 42 he aald, and oagntted It for two A_. DavkUon,_ Orlando and Bob [ v« « r-0td-aon of city building Inseason* beftre Turning It over to Wans of flsnfonl. |spaetor and one-tlm* acting^ clt Mr*. Takarh, * “ J------------ 7----------7 * [manaj(*r John M. Glllon, died Frl The restaurant was operated bv 2 Driven Arrested Ii*v fn th# v*uran*' hcspiui in Mra. Takach, her aon said, for 37 r » n , ... . , A Icprssl Gablta. He had been making years until her death In the 1040a. Following ACCldent Ihla bama al Miami since October Mr Takaeh now occur lea the Pico . .... ■ 1M1, and mac employer! by llerBuilding where the Bentlnol* Drtvera of Iwo plek-up truck* *h#J Choeolito Co. County chapter of the American wan arroatad by Banford pollro OUloa waa born In Sallsburv. Red Cross and Frank'a Tavern are Saturday mornlnr, fellowln* a JJ- CoNov. 13,1007, and moved to t raffia mlihan at Pecan Avenua Sanford la 1001 where he wa« located. and llfest Eighth Street, in w h ich | cH “., u d from S*™1'10! ' ,,,« h twp perron. w « e Injured. ^ ------ 1 H . axttwndewl the Unlv.ralty of nnd snug “ P<po|lsh (Questions.'1 nui n from Oviedo, going east on M em ber* nf the east are as f«d Dean McCracken f«»r Ids second trot drove past the M op sign litnl lows; Karen Vinlre, the defendant, num ber Ming und danced "Dipsy was till bv Archie William Ste- M rs. H illia rd H a rris ; defense a t ­ Doodle " nert going snntli on 17-02. torney S tcM lis. W illia m l|e | leliel; By special ii'piuesl Marjorte Wil­ Hlewert n ho vein-old ACL eu- tils seeietary. Mrs rr a n e ls Hmi lis sung 'Tamil Bpenking Papa." elneer rnroutc home to Liikeluml. in) 11u t . d is tiie t a tto rn e y F lin t, which wus M ill n lilgger lilt limn bail $.100 damages to Ids ear as Hw ing Demi; his secretin y, M is. tier first number. Ihill Cartwright did Beeves, who was ureoinpnllled C la ra Julie; rh 'ik o f the m u ll, bcenme very pnpiilar when she l(i'iMil<i lln ld ; court 'te lm g in p h e i, snug the "SI taints lllues." To bv Iliirutliv Dnlow, cnlored, nf ■Miss H e tty Doris W illia m s ; h ii i i f f . close tin- show was Hobeil Wen, (Ivied lie,-ves rlniined that he eouldll't I Honalil A m li'ison; Judge lli'iitli, tile Wlsnril nt the Pliino, wlm (ms «e etlie slo |i sign or the intersee-I Paol HIhscII. iday d with snme of the top lintldn plio n until he was "on it", Patrol | , Pibutt lliiltron, Mrs Yvette G i­ of l lie nut Ions, iiiiiimg them being ' "it 'I", i Hermnd .laf the Pan] Whiteman nrclieslrn, Initl llian H arriso n Muted. "B eeves U " ‘d ''1'"- « • " ' H-*tv everyone asking fm mine when he said as soon a ....... saiv H te w e rf. ear lights through the fog, .... ........ "; Homer Van I-led. i.iminy playnl "Tea fm Two." "The In . .1 * I liiktiiii'«; wln» i* i>i i siilriit thi* dlan Love Call," mid inuuv ntlp'r Beeves (S lo p p e d his car am i nt- , . „ i|(| Klm <r Mw.-.n.-v, M ik e S irinumbers, knvillg been i slleil hack empted to hark off li e road at m||lj. .............. ..... . tlmi- nnd time ngain liy Ihu up- the time of the collision. Il.tr- M n rlim . N lllll.y ...... K „ M|kr,er. M iss wus preeiatlve audience rlson explained, Dihm Ituker. tre asu re r of the No one was injured In the «»-** |fju il.l; Magda Swenson, M is Paul eldenl nnd there were no charges | | | H„,,i,. j „ hn W hitfield. after which, group singing was list hy Leon Cornell with Dr II II McCaslin at the piano. President Hlim-eiper inti ImI ui'I'i I Kdward F. Lane, a charter member of this club, who wns a president In IH2ll and lieutenant governor in IU27, a* rhutnnnii of the enter­ tainment rnininiUco. He then K i ted ns muster of i eremonies and tntroilured Mrs. Fi< p)u Hilton, the plnnist wlm plnveil fm the fotloyvine acts ns thev were in­ troduced. Toe first number was Miss Julie Byrd singing “ (Jot Hnnpv"; then came Dean McCrnek'-n singing nnd dancing fenlurln» tiesong "Hack In Your Own Back­ yard." The big hit nf the show Edgar L. Jonew Died Memorial Services Are Held By Elkn At Home Saturday Ktlgar I<. June* died at his home, 301 East Third Street Saturday at Jl:00 p. m. following a lingering illness. A rsllred paper hanger nnd alnter, Mr. Jane* was horn Juno . Ditto In South Carolina. He had lived In Sanford for the past fit) years. He la survived by a sister-inlaw, Mrs. A. E. Cady of Sanford. Funsrsl service* will bo held to­ morrow at 4:00 p- m. at Brinson Funeral Home with Hev. W. P. Drooka, Jr. officiating. Burial will follow In Evergreen Cemetery, S Nln^1 Btroef^and3Johnnie John-|^,or'<*a •*‘1 lived in Saginaw, Mlrh. » m t»Ht fit.nth Street Ip w to serving four year* In th* Wh r^rges of *™1?' of th* year, overseas drfxdS? W|U» lh« Intelllganea Dept. l s 1 i A s n t s r . H* • member nf the Pre.by- ShppD&tdNamcdHcnd Of Knights Templur L. T. Sheppard was elected emi­ nent commander last Friday night haad laeaniUena. and ^ r' "*ohn*‘ l*1’ at Miami Shore* Mondav with of the Tavlor Commandry No, L’B, who lacurrsd brolw.. pamaja w sil ^ m Ki Arlington National Cam- Knights Templar. aS^sajL .'» ^ j - S S r T i a a i 1jsSStili ¥ u WBraiA g,; mm 1^1 mmSSSSs] Other officer* elected were C. J, Wilkinson, generalissimo; A. F. « -% a g a n s , h& (Mss Ramsay, captain general; C. E. t, Ootaman waa «oIng aouthl lurvlvora Ineluda the widow, tha McKee, prelate) L. B. Steele, treasurer) Frank L. Miller, record­ er! C. A. Inghrem, eonlor warden, ......... . * * Junior ‘ tl •! Mr. Coleman, tha |mUe«|a Madar, Mrs. Virginia Ward, Brad- and John * “Crawford, -■*a.A5v«“Ws mxrst warden. Approximately I<Hi Elks and their futnilies and guests from Orlando, Winter Park and Hanford lodges uttended memortal services held at the local lodge rooms yes­ terday afternoon for deceased members of Hie order. The Rev. Fr. Daniel llegurly, chaplain of the Winter Park lodge and pustor of the St. Margaret M*rv Church .if that city, deliver­ ed tha oration, and vocal selections were presented hy n mixed en­ semble from Bemlnole High Hehool, under the direction of Miss Ollle Remit Whittle. Earl Higginboth­ am. local exulted ruler, presided at the servlt-iix. or arrests. Later the same morning only one-ipiarter of a mile south of Hanford on route 17-112, Nathan Sparrow, cob)rod, 47, of Hanford, veered off the wrong side of the road while traveling south and collided head-on with a 10112 Dodge driven hy Joseph Phillip L«Itoclie, a tlO-venr-old ACT. rna(hinlst, going north. Lelloche suffered onlv a slight­ ly bruised head and chin In the mishap that caused $230 damage to Ills car and $100 more to tho vehicle driven hy Hparrow. Har­ rison arrested Sparrow for driv­ ing while intoxleated and also ar­ rested his Negro companion Ivey Whitson fnr public intoxication. Another psssenger with Hnarrow, Ed Pcrrv, colored, was released. Beside* these two arrests, Pa­ trolman Harrison reported eight other arrests during tho weekend. Included In the report wera two driving without llconse, Improper driver's license, and driving with a revoked lkenso. .'idle Williams -lr.; Sigurd .lutlgi|tii*l, Peter Von Dusen; Lorry Iteagori, Fiuii.’is Itoiiiuillnt: (toll erta Van Kcoisclait, Mis. Ewing Dean, and policeman. Albert Fitts C OF C MEETING Advertising und puhliclly activi­ ties for flemlnnle County and com­ pletion of committee assignments will ho the two ninln items to bo taken up by tbo board of directors of tho Chamber of Commerce at their regular monthly meeting to­ morrow nlvht ut H:00 o'clock at MAHONIC MEETING the City Hall, Forrest BrockenAn election of officers will be rldr*. manager of the 0 of C, held at the regular convocation of said iodatr. All dfrostora and committee Monroe Chapter No, 13, Royal chairmen aro urgod by G, W. Arch Masons, tomorrow at 7:30 Spencer, C of C president, to at­ p.m., Frank L. Miller, secretary, announced today. tend tha meeting. Miss H etty Jane Uonctnnd, vice, tiresiib'tit of tin- o rg iin iru tio n , M rs. Ito u in llliit and M rs. H a rris fortit the advertising eon tm illee for the tdav, w hile lightlii>! w ill tie under the supervision o f M iss D u iu th v Teslow. Tickets for the plnv tuav lie 'pur­ chased for fl plus tax at the Houmlllat nllil Anderson drug store and from any member of the east. DoHpituI Trusted* For Seminole Appointed TALLAHASSEE UP)—Governor Wnrren on Friday appointed the following trustees for the Semi­ nole County public hustillul: John W. Evans, Oviedo, one year term; Fred It. Wilson, Han ford, one year; Victor M. Green, Hanford, two years) Dr, It, F. Red­ man, Altamonte Springs, three years; T. E. Tucker, Hanford, four years. The trustees will be empowered to float up to an $800,000 bond Is sue __ to finance ______ construction of a hospital as approved hy freeholdera in tho November flection. ,1 JU.•'.l/J.S t -:/' n I*- H i sfl. f ■■- rf - f fI End Of 20-HourUprising In New Mexico State Prison Is An-, nouncod By Warden SANTA FE. N M b!*>-IHolinr orison,rs released eight hostage* IimIbi nn.l Wariten Morris Ahram ;Savs Senntoi Is Team Case Now Bo fort* Su­ announced the end of a 20-hour in New Mexico State preme Court Cited Prporistog Flavor And Won’t Ison As Case In Point The eight walked through the Be Discordant Note gates ipp'itno,mni-t'd and unharmed after their ordenl. Thev wero tlv JA M E S I,. TIIM M ASStlN WASHINGTON i t’* Vice I'n-sseised Into Sunilnv bv eight or United States I'resliic ni-eiecl Dwight i). i.isrnhower ta shown this* purlry are; Adtnlrul iioliert 1I f i ; tb-n. ti. i*. . . n>*luml. Com. SK A IS LA N D . ti.i e South conferring with the "top brass" of the armed force* in Korea at Seoul tunnder id the Far Kust Air Foret*;, lb it Lt-viiluiui-r; lien. Mink i lure; idcnt eleet Nison -eld today tlull C u n d ilin 's altoriu-v eenetal • ml ttio'p i-iuiviets who lo'ik over eon* during his visit to Korea. It was ret ruled that the President-elect ar­ lien, .limit's A. Vun Fleet, Comniiguh t .f tin- Xlh tuny; lieu Omar B-n. I'oliert A Tnft i- n “ team Im lii) the UnlttHl N n liiin . ehai'ler iinl of the to Is,iii hospital, Cell rived in Korea butt Tuesday, toured the front line areaa, conferred with N. liradley, Cliiiirniiiii of tin- Julbi I'lm-N »( Hiatt, and \dmlrul plover" who will wmk unoolblv mil)- dictate tn the Itullt liltinl vtiilt-s HI.-.-I Vo " altil the yard. with the Inr,lining I’ i . iihowi r n.l Ml the ho'iimros mslttlalned a Army nod Navy commanders and left for home. From left to right at Arthur Kudfmd. tluti-riiutiniial Si>a<«i|>hoi uhnt they can do lit their own mlntstriillon. tlglit lituied sili-ne,- on how they a lftilrs "There is no doubt in my mind T U I'allmnt. leadltni the open lui'l I... .. treutv't utul ctrcumIlint be will be able tn work i inn panel discussion at the rumen •tati’-es uitiii'r whtcli they wire #I* Mnuothlv with the lieu ndminlslrnC ou rt R everses lion of the Niillonnl As'iniation id ffri*Hj Tourist Chib Dedication VI'rsm r-luved 'a the outside tum," Nixon l-dd it repotler after Attorneys (Icncrul reported Hint hi- iilnn-- set dow n a* fog .shrouded the effect of the U N charter Is world wort of the prospective S e lf O n R u lin g Nnlbinnl Alrpn-i Nix.ni » « , re- n point In i ease now |ie>tillnu oeseti •• helmet,-t and carbineturning from Mexico Oily where liefore the II. S Supreme Court nrmed Yptionat Guardsmen and The panel dlseossbm -wis oil ■lute police stood noised to storm lie represented I'reslden' eleel Fl In T a ft-H a rtley | -enh-iwer al ini'oeurnlinn eere- "Treaty mnkini! anil the Constitn tlte mutinous ciipvl'-ts. \ bleb ............ fficinl nromised" e-oeies fnr I’resnlenl Adolf*, Ituir linn ' Cullisoll smd tlijil the Supreme -i r,111 scull* shew-diiwo early today, I 'nrtmes Court cn«e to wlip'll lie referred High Tribunal Opines r-tfl olid Ki*enhow er «tdi' -burp Is line dealing «dh -eurer.ilioii after lies,-ril'ing scope of the up* Iv lust week over Ilie appointment and that one of the iro-itnent* j iis|,.» n, greater than earlier re* It Was Improvident >' Marttii I* Dtiikio. n stnoneh made ts that tin- eonxtilnlimi unit pio'ed. Dan-r- rer-i hour for the show* In Previous Ruling Ilemneril I nnd president of the tans of sever'd states .ire In yiola i|[iii>i tomight no uptmrent'change A l‘l I’lotnlw-rs Union, -is .eereinrv ||,ml ,,f ||„, | N charter of Inluir Taft sold, the appoint - i, T he n ttorni'v* getu-nu .it then >'i the -i'lmtin'-. Aoth'irlties sold WASHINGTON <<S—The Supreme 'he eon Viet* who stormed "lit o( Court reversed Itielf today and mem was iiii-redible Seattle eitiiventim i lust u -.ir tirvl en-itrot Huodiiv nftermion In the decided 7-2 against ruling on N ixon -aid the iioo.iintm eot lui* look up It........((eel of treaties oil itf,'t n xt"»i‘ I'l ison, still had whether stale courts may Issue ....... i-rHieise.t on the erouttd he b- the Constitution nnd nstrueted n -..nt-ol of Uetl Hl 'p'k 2 smt the temporary ban* against secondary i le p rrs e n ln tiv e o f o rg n m /rd In | e o m m llte e to -Indy the m a tte r t'.isoilnt «epl sever"! weio loose In union boycotts-forblddcn by the hot-. i T od .iv's panel dlseusslo'i will be the bl,» |irl*un vurtl Taft-llartley Act. " I believe it is e s s e n tia l tb » t followed bv a report nf III tt CHIP Viitho-lfles spy th»* eotivlels are The National Labor llelationi' (III. edministr'itioii pot Minke Die niiltee It the assoelnllott lakes anv armed I’ roorts of their strength Hoard had sought to get a decision definite slatul d w ill come lltr tui-'nkes of the present admtids tanged from one gun up tn two that It ha* exclusive atuhorlty to I trillion In leading the Cabinet com- it resolution in the closing sessions rifles, four shotguns snd n sub enforce the T il act In federal Wednesday pletelv with IliHvi-tonl* wl-t are courts. i luechlnegtin. A lsu speaking during the first en anv one sl-te," Nixon sold. Thrmiohniil the ni»#ht. Abram Hut the high court said It had nnnel discussion wns ,\Mv Gen ItO'i S tate poller f'hii’ f J*'e Itoach "1 ledleve that. In the Durkin been "Improvident" when it agreed W illiam D 'N i'ill nt Ohm lie snltl npiwdnlmml. (Jen Klsenhnwer teeseveral weeks ego to hear the esse nei'otintrd with the -,-lielHons eon* 1 " ♦ -• sQ i't Photo hi- llaymond Studio, Fred Kirshnnr that thi- A m erican lia r Association ' lets Ihrmi'-h -i purtlnde into the growing out of an Alabama labor and W. Bpencsr president of the Seminole County Chamber of. t.unimirce shown a* hr *— - ‘ “ egnlxed that wlillt we must h*Ve has proposed an stiH^wit^i’nl l»j the dispute. a ribbon -tiedecked golden key to Hoy Hall, president of the Sanfurd Jfoutisl (lull, a- ti geitm nt khy is n hulnnei-d tes-e nf rcspenGhlr Idseked out cell reiireseotollves iif lahiir nnd innn- U S Cim slHiitlun 'w hich wmilil do Justice Minton wrote for the ma­ n Thuratlay nlgnl of the new tourist building at Fort Mellon raik. (Htnrs in it,.. IttMi'lender for tiie efi-ht nr nine n i'e me nt. jority that the tribunal has atithor clnre that no Ireatv sludl ever i'l.i'i i.-ts Involved was Identified ax (left to rlghll nre Hep. Mark Cleveland lr.; .he He %. .1 K MeKiniet, pnstm >f he F rla l MeliiuillHt "Ill 'lie Imut lull ....... .IV I'liswi-r lake jireeedence oyer the ( o i l 'l l It..I t .L u lls , St Imds, srrvin'r 10 tty to decide cases only where Church; Judge Douglas Htriuirom, president of the J uniut Cluiniber ■>. Comm. , . I'm li st Hi t ekenridge, (Continned On Page fill) innhager of the C of Mayor William .Htcmprr, and John l'iei*un, , liatimnn if tile T n n rlsl Fen! iv til. 1> including u rep resentative nf tut mil lie added huweyt-r tlnil the i . i *Hi y e n no 'irmopl rohhery to g e1 one New York tTty lia r ts oliposed to The dedlcattotl nf the building was part of the uellv It tea of the fmn day Turn t Festiva l. H Illi'll ended labor on the s tu ff i in........ tod w*'u lm» repeatedly Saturday night with ito- formal opening of the May fun Hotel tMil .. e.imieipnl m il el t it 1in- Smithside of the more reasonable tabor 'in 'll an aim 'lidm enl al th i' time .t>ii, id ills release through the the [lain 1 .1lei t. wg w ,+ Hi ,! . .'"oris. Ptimaiy ticti-Hii. , 4 1 * 1 1 M Ni.r a or, t'.iur ' III "Then tie- labor i •'|ivI-H4-ri Iit11vvn iim-. Frp'd Johnsun, who wns f I t*»i itir * ' it l*l»U» M ill It,.id hv rebellious convict* in the ...I ,in hosidial, was on the verge C l u b A c c id e n t t o l l In ..' Ictii* as tu- yt'eteil tds son ut the main mil,- >•« 'h. td« slonn *-Ison on tlye outskirts of bantu JSYE R„u,7*cni r ‘u3:i"“S S ta te A ffe c t in g Fe "|'.l rnlh'w out say anything President Hob Harris as lla now- I 1 p* tin-,* " he sni'l est member. Mr. Uauman recentIllSlir&llCfi rHUlS The iinnunl Kiwanis l.udies mgld , Marjorie Willis singing "You Johnson and seven others were ly came here from Aurora. 111. t o ' U W I U lU IV v 1 I ih i* Siiiiftotl T h e a tre tJuililS was held ut the K|dseopul Pariah Ciin't ti, i \ M ini W ith A ( . m i." "incily |»i •>*Iti« t 11»fik '*The N iifh t nf l,,,e Suodiiv and liehl til the prison assumu the presidency of the Bani w* iiulormiLklc arcitlriilM m House on Kilduv ut 7 :M<» p. in. with who i nine l.uik for uu eucoin v t, vioi.o ef ortsener* \idvin four * a r h tin lliittle 17-tt‘J .J a n u a ry HUb." wlm li deals w itli a President Mnrtln Btinecipei pie.i singing .1 t'ln is iiiin s n um b.o. to w b ^ ih 2 ‘ r o S K o?nw . | Automobile Liability ding, lio-pnil al nod fell Hloek No. 2. hundreds ..f dollars in !'V ,M,'T l " " 1 ' “ ,l.1 mid 1‘Jfi iitteniling tin-, gnln Ilrjunt llmiisoii mt * ived t»lg 1licli release eain*- lust tliree and one s lig h tly In ju re d I 1 m irsilay and t ii.ln y nights at L.„^i,g|ey who moved u» Jack.onBecoming Hurd To affair. The tutils- was beniitifullv upplinjse singing "Bessie 'n„. On* Count y mill to.or" after peidleptIn'v Warden dceoraled by the wives nf the llelfei ■ I,.-veil Ibid Curt light tiriv e r in the " v i'r v " heavy fug J, " ’’ Morr's \hrmn lu»d declared he A'musical program arranged by O b ta in In F l o r i d a i-ltlb's officers, pineciini'S tin.I other Willi tile mnlieliei with singing und lb a t blanketed the urea south » f 11 . I * 1/ Mm. Dunn in d iriv to i *>( Imped t,» rrncl, a tr,u's- within an Charles Morrison included u local deco rati on* with u large liny- nf dam lug to “ it Ink p's Two to Tun- Sanfiitpi early Stunlav m o rning. the fir»i | * nti tie nt It" m |it hv O n * musician and a former member of tlu hour fruit III the center of tin- speiikei go," Julie livid, for her secoipi Itig iiw a y P a tro lin n ii tt. D. H a t. , t riViUitly-iuiranucit ^ruut*. uhieh 1‘aul Whiteman's orchestra, both , A?iim w p DoC ti.„ r „ table. mi in be i -pjing “ Von Dreamer You." 11*Il*i M’ 1,11 1* m!m, * i hnM I iin -u |iNN t it inir uu tin* filiiv ,§ After opening the meeting with The ftrM colllsU.M oeeurred at f„ w w,.,,k,_ w ,|, The lent Comedian who kept t o . c t i r W,ru W’ “ W ,,V *d by quMcyrt^ scdd.nt. .ml h lS d.m: Minor Fires Put Out lorn) nre-*nlxetlmi w|H f,*x*-iro iho Later he played SHO0PINA DAYS L in No. 77 A»*oclaled I’ rens Leaned Wire M O N D A Y DE C . 8 , 10.12 ■ W«N| 'k ""1. ^ Y' By Fire Department t;«rl\ Saturday evening GUy Fir,-ut,*ii alisweieil twi* minor fire atarnt* in the ►pun "f 31 minTie Polls leport' ,1 t"'lav Firemen first iii,h>,l to WIIlitis, Assistant Fire t'liief It. T, |,itin |' Evans' home at 2320 lining,. Avenue to extinguish * tjnv flu at the baseboard of th» t.nuse mulctiip'iilh ti"' front steps, Ilumitgi' wiis only slight. While one engine wns still out. moke from n cur on Hanford Avenue ond Kourth Street In ought out the booster truck. I'miii investigation it was found that Thelma Nathan, colored, had he,.ii living to drive her car with p|,c emergency brake on. Tltero was no damage, Chief Thom** thiil. A defective fire-place that threatened a conflagration at lh« Lome of Clarence Wynn, 2003 Grandview Avenue, brought Flro* men out Into Humln/ morning to keep the threat in check. No dam­ age wns caiiseil by the menacing flames, Chief Thomas stated. HEAD TV COMPANY MIAMI LT—Tho HDcsvne Trigvision Cnrp . with Nile* TrammaU as president snd two Miami newt* paper publisher* as officers, todijr filed an application fnr a nsw totc'dilon station for Miami. Trammell, former president Of the National Broadcasting Co., f#» signed ss chairman of the boafa nf NBC last week to become as­ sociated with the Florida compa­ ny Other officers of the company which Hied the application for a Channel 7 station are James M. Cox Jr., vice president of th# Mlanti Dally News, John S. KnlgaL owner of the Miami Herald. JamM L. Knight, and J. Leonard Relnattt, WOODRUFFS HAVK RON GAINESVILLE UT -T h e UU- versify of Florida football aaaan la now a complete auccesi. Mre. Bob Wood nil! presented IM Gator coach with g baby boy « 3:34 a m. today. The Woodruffs also have as b year-old son. Scooter. � 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 05, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 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 05, 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/3e1d4cf7cbb9bce26bb33a0ddff0c64a.pdf 9c47670163824ecde6bf6e5b104f2b1a PDF Text Text - Y Seeks 5 Missing “School Trophy ” Winners IIKIIAI.il Gr i d Banquet TUB H.\NFOllD W ed. lir e . 3, 1952 Sally Loop D rafts Pa*e H Be Staged On VI To Fete North Carolina Is E ight Players At Diamond M eetings Ex-SIIS Heroes HUNT t'llKTI.AIN I c g r id ir o n »■* p lu it-. H ro tln o lc I I it r li H t-luxtl *lar* of bygone era* will again l>o revived for tin- Sil ver Anniversary awarding of the Peter Bchnal Trophy at the Tri111-Y sponsored grid Imiiquet on Friday night, Dee. I'J, at tin- HIIK Gymnasium. In an effort to bring tnarlhrr all 21 previous winner* of the roreted Hchaal arid trophy, the ambiliou* SIIH girl* of Trl-lll-Y h a r t rontart.il 1(1 former "InMr*, but hare falleil In the nueat B UI to find the whereabout* of ta r other five ex-»l*r». Margaret Morrlaon. chairman of tho footlwll banquet, and Tii-HI-i proxy Marv Ann Wilke are urgently requesting that any peraon, who know* where to rontact tho five missing grlddors, to rail tho achoul Immediately. The five ml«ln« player* are: U floii Kdenflrld} «|uUll«n Jordam Darrell ............. . * croon Allman; and hill Ijranan. , Kderiflehl won ‘ V .lie tiopliv the ■ j T*r«t two year. m 1 Vir-lnh't-hlmr • lireeedent in 19'2'J I ml m m Not y»ntll Hill Pleni­ shing c-Hioe along J in IV-HI-4 win .1. ‘hi* feut dlllillrili'e.l Hunt bitting IWilll- tnderioo. Ivlin now la in . - *'he A r m y lit rle a ila f Mr nil y e Park, rla., la the only other player to win It more than mire in the 23year hl-torv of th" nunnl. Pour of the known lx whi­ ner* are In military service. Cot. f.eorer Moye. I9 l|, I* now «ta•looeil at port Hill, ilklii. nthrr* In the aervlre hr*lde* .\nder*on anil Moye are Wallare Tier. I®lb, rcwidlnit at Mrninhl*. Trim., and Hlrhard "ralfl»h" lla*«, in ID winner, *talionrd at Tamo Iturkrr, Ala. It la itlteieating to note thnl t’vo -id of lirothera hold the iliatlnrtlnn of winning the KrhenI Trophy awnriled anniuilly to the nuta'amllnir player „f •!■«. venr. Dr. George Mrl'lellm-I, ( til. rayo, won the award in 1913 and III* brother l.rlaml Mrl'lal. land, New Orlran*, ropoed It In 1937. turning the family I rich for (hr flrat lime. The Auderaen fllltllle r o l l he Jnwt|v proud of the gridiron ey. plnlta of their two anna Willi* and ctiaelea, Willi* rpeelyed It III M h MHO nud HM7 and Cle..|e., who la attending Georgia Tech, won •' In D»riO. (Mher winner* e"d their *ddrenafa are aa follow*j f«*<*— John Courier, Otledo; 1911— llewdrlr I,vie*. . I.n* 'n re lra ; 1929—Elwvn Huoirea. Ilrrrkenrider. Oklo.t IM1* — Itnh—I Hlolnoff. Miami; 11111 —1)01 Hi­ rer, Hanfordi !!••' —l|r»mon llrom lrr, II*.(hi-*. Pin.; I l l ' Mlrhart AVhuIrhrl ntlriidlng Pnleeralle of I’hirhl*- It*^'*— Fd iN-rdoo, allendiog rnl«er*lly of Ftorhla. Peter Hrhanl. who (he teeohy ench yeor. urn* "o ’ S w t» Editor of the Hanfonl ||,.«-.t.| be. tween tlm year* of i o n 'l l . II" mncelvrd |he hl»*» In '9!'" »—• haa been preventing hi* trophy every year to the olaver voted «* the moat outstanding on the HUH orldiroo team. Rrh*"l la n*»e mibllclty director of Silver Spring* p**r n..*la, HCIIAAI. THOPIIY WINNKUH "TWO—Ixifton Kdenflrld 113#—U flo n Koenfleld 1931—Got. George Moye* I MX—John Courier 1933—llendrla l.ylew 1131—QuHllan Jordan 19.13— Dr. George MrClelland 1939—P.lwyn Squire* 1937—U land MrClelland 1939—Itobert Hlolnoff 1939—Darrell Forfuaon 1910—Jim Riser t i l l —Vernon Allman Seeking To Find New Grid Mentor t'HAf’BL HIM.. N < i.t'-T hr Univeriily of North Carolina lodsy started looking for a new football coach to replace Carl Suavely, and a|N'eulutlou Immediately centered on former nil two inir a« »■...» ■ Tar - —• llrrl 1|»lnyrr » great* — Jim Tatum and George Barclay. „ , Snavely rrvlgncd Inst night. effect live Jan. 1 The University Ath­ letic Council accepted the realanalion and anid the veteran mentor would lie aaalitned olher dutiea In the Department of Athletic* ami Physical Kducatlon. possibly leachInc. The white ■haired. M jc n r • old Snavely had guided Ihe Tar Heels fur 10 years, elghl of them In sue cession. Ills 1940 and 1943 team* went lo Ihe Sugar Howl and hla !!M» squad to Ihe Cotton Howl. Ills resignation ram r after Ihe Tnr Heels ended Ihe three mo»t disastrous season In their history. They won only seven of 28 uumc.a and only two week* ago ended an II game losing streuk by beating South Carolina They won only two of eight games this year. The athletic council said it* coaches committee would recom­ mend n nrw coach, hut gave no Indication as lo who would be offered the Job Tatum, head couch at Maryland nod n grenl guard under Snavely when the latter first couched here In I03C33, ha* been mentioned as Ihe top candidate for Ihe Job for mureV than a year. Uarcloy. an allIIIUI . timr nnl\rr»liy llv "lliifinun. ------ was " head‘ coach at Washington arid l«o until brought here last year to help Suavely install Ihe spllt-T forma­ tion Olher roaches already figuring Ml siin in p e1ciiiiiinm u la tio n aiiire< taa» A rt G uepe u. of Johnny Vaught of Mia-Virginia. itln............................................ . 1 . . ,V • * sisslppl, here, . j i t . , a- former ......... . -assistant ............................. and JJim nod im Gill. G ill. S Snnvelv'a n n v e lv 'a lont’-tlr lo n e tim e naslstnnt on the Tar Heel staff. Deacon Towler Is Preaching Sermon About Pro Teams U C L A ’h S t o c k e r t T o P la y In S h rin e T ilt H it m lormi7 W Boi?.'nASwM ‘*»a « gate, tlght-yaa •tri _ veteran carrylie pounds, et Brookemoade " end Mrs. Al* .Ruble's War Mown, each at Brooklyn College nlown, f. Hooper s Jet Balalr stud's w i r throe-year* ,h ........ mile and ai "oTT oves Mayfair Inn To Hold Invitational L i n k Moot Next Spring .Iodic* Cornell Wins Berth On “Tiny” All - America Club Itobert 8. Ilillhimer was re­ elected president of the Men’s Golfing Association last Monday night in a special meeting at the Seminole Country Club. Col. H. G. Harrlman was likewise rr-elertcd for unother one-year term us Sec­ the Class C lllo Grande Valley retary-treasurer. NKW YOltK 1is - Meet Jodlo Connell, guard for the Jackson­ ville, Ala., Teachers football team and newly named tn a berth on the Associated Pres* LllUe All • America tenm of 1932 An accident In a swing when Connell was 10 years old cost him his left arm below tho elbow hot tho rugged 0-1 athlete from Gads­ den, Ala.. Is ranked today nn a par with the other gridiron greats of 1932. Connell was Ihe running guard for the Alabama Teacher* In their Notre Dame box attack and his agile 180 pounds made him tho train's most effective blocker. In addition, he did the kicking oft. loop and outfielder John Mitchell from Greensboro In tba C ilia D Carolina League. Moron pitcher Pcto Seminole Pro­ fessional, Mu* O'Llnger, an­ nounced Hint the management of the Mayfair Inn. runvcricd some of the touchdowns new owners of „m| vas uscil a lime or two os a the course, would hall carrier lit the venerable sponsor and con­ gourd*-uround play. duct Hie fourth Probably Ihe most amaxlng Con­ annual Mayfair nell effort of the year was his oneInn and Seminole bunded Interception of a pass. .. amateur InvitoTwenty-two colleges and univer­ Mus O Linger tlonol tourna­ sities are represented on the Little ment next spring. Ifc said the All-America, a team which gets date would Im set later. Its name from the slza of the In previous years the Men's school* Involved and I* In no-way Golfing Association bundled the a reflection on either the size or tourney, but the New York Giant- ability of the players themselves. Two of the honored athletes are owned Mayfair Inn subleased the NP.W YOltK i;H_Onc fount nnil courso from Hugh Whelchcl and repealers from the No. 1 team of Haal Delight, owned by two of alt major tournaments will ho n year ago -halfback Halph Dimleco of Alfred and tackle Chester racing’s most prominent women, stuped liy the new owners. In further sssoelstlnn action. l.agod of Chattanooga Both are were vnled top honor* today for Dr. Harold King and P. D. Scott seniors and Lagod, a returned vet­ three • year • old horses bv the were appointed lo the handicap eran, already ha* been drafted by Thoroughbred llaclng Association's the Nrw York Giant* of the Na­ committee. ImnnJ of selertlon. Football League. ftool Delight, from the Calumet fll nn effort to foster interest tional W ith U im lc c o In th e o ffe n s iv e farm of Mrs Gene Markev. was and help Seminole High School “c .m w .y V WMtam the unanimous rlinlrr os champion golfers, the association decided to of the three-yenr-old fIIIv division, give the youths automatic memreceiving oil 37 voles of the hoard. hershlo in the men’s link associa­ maker; Don Gottlob of Sam RiiusA total of 31 voles w-ns liven tion. The association will also help ton Slate, the country's leading One Count, owned by Mrs. Walter Seminole High .School stage the ground gainer, and Steve Trmlnak, M. Jeffords of Plilfmlelphln. The state prep golf tournament h«ie blasting fullback of the unbeaten Lenoir -Rhyne team which plays TflA hoard of selection is made next spring. In the Uigur Bowl. ut> of rnclng secretaries of the Conway went to the little MIs37 member truck* of the THA. nfl sotirl college nflcr leaving tho U. which upcnctl its unnual twn-ilay S Military Academy following Uie convention lipro today. S u o rtM R o u n d u p cribbing scandals of 1931. He was Until horses are strong rnnlrndlly I1AYI.K T A l.ltirr n great cod prospect under Coach ers for over all honors ns "A m eri­ Earl lllulk but his 2U8 pound but can champion for 1912" to tin NEW YOltK <fn — it has been last wus needed In the William nimoiiiiccil tomorrow night at the eoimnim knowledge for sumo time buckfleltl. TPA'x cm iial dinner that fiKitball Is a funny game, but Jewell The six vote* not collared by the mere fact still docs not en­ The offensive team's line Is tine ( (Hint, winner of the Heloiont tirely explain how a team of pro made up of Joe Klrven. Presby­ Tuny Chambers, Mas­ Stakes, were split between Calu­ fcsslonats, coached by acknow- terian. nnd at >/ an.......... end; Robert Lade, met's Hill Gall. Ihe Kcnturky lodged m aster of defense, can <m sachusetts. Peru, Neb.. Teachers, and Tom Derby vlrtur; Arthur Ahhotl's Illuo a given afternoon be completely Pann, Tech, nt tackles: Man, winner of the Prenkness; outclassed from Iho opening whistle I’ele Tennessee Whitworth, nnd und Calumet's Mark-Yo-Wcll. and walloped by n score of 63 to 7. ConnellSwanson. gunrds and Lou BohnOne Count, a dark brown son of That was the galling experience • ark of atlowu State Teachers at Count Plcet-Ace Card, und Heal which befell stout Steve Owen nnd center Delight. Imy dauuliler of Hull lain his New York Giants In the cold l.agod and bis tucklr mate. Cal Him* Delight, thus Join Native and snow nt Pittsburgh last week llobcrl* Gustnviis-Adolphus, arc Dancer anilit Sweet Rntnotic on tho ond. It was n nightmare the fa­ the big ofwheel* Swi In Ihe defensive i list of offleinl 1132 THA champion* mous mentor from Oklahoma will setup that include* but Native Dancer, owned by Alfred never forget, Marling from the furious, linebackerstwo'I light, hey are G Vanderbilt, was unbeaten In moment Lynn Chni.ilnoi* run the Hubert Wlechard of Kings nine races nnd was unanimous first kickoff hack the length of and Ted Iw’venhagrn of thePoint, Lo choice of Hie hoard ns best luve the field fur a toiiclidnwn nnd last­ rrosse, WIs . Teachers. nlle roll Sweet I’atootlo won eight ing until Ihe Insatiable Slcllcr* lind The secondary defense Is comrace* out of 12, Including four poured across their final Ihree plated by Hon Hillings of Pacific stakes, and had four seconds, vet scores in the closing period utheran. Wally Hulllngtun of Abl ling 31 votes as champion filly. (•wen probably come as close Lull Lcne Christian and Neil Garrett Native Dancer, with seven stakes to explaining the debacle a* It Is of Ncvnda victories, earned $230,493, an all- possible tn do when be said: "If tram s placing men time record for o two-year-old. you stay In football lone enough, nnOfthethefirst33 offensive, first defen­ something like that Is bound to sive and tho eomblnatlon second .AST NIGHT'S FIGHTS happen to you." He proved thnt team, six already have accepted It had not destroyed his sense of bowl bids. By The Associated Press humor by adding wryly, "1 had SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Woody n reputation a* a defensive roach Harper. I89W, Oakland, t'allf., to uphold. If it hodn'l been for thnl S P O R T S M IR R O R outpointed Garth I'anler, 13BW, Ihe score might have been 100 lo Hy The Associated Press Salt Lake City. to. 0.“ HOUSTON. Tex. - Joey HartThe thought whlrh comes lo our TODAY A YEAR AGO - Dick tlrgen, 143, New Orleans, and l<o- mind is whether such n dizzy or Kaxmaler of Princeton won tha “Real Delight’’ Is Voted Among Best Three - Year - Olds Heshorr, 19519, Los Angeles, out­ pointed Billy McClure, 210, Los Angeles. 10. LOS ANOKLES - Oseir Torres, 119, l^is Angeles, outpointed Tom­ my Urnrda. Ill, Los Angeles, 12. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. - Bert Mendoza, 167, Los AnaeJts. stopped "hamus Jones, 171, Pnoenlx, *. PITTSBURGH - Boh Raker, 221 Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Gil­ liam, 209. Orange, N. J.. 10 PORTLAND, Me. - Charlie Goulart, 154, Cambridge. Mass., knock­ ed out Jose Contreras, Ml, Fall River, M an., I. NEWARK. N. J. - Jay Anderson, 142, Philadelphia, outpointed ___ ___ ___ , football cluba and the best of Iho eolleglana. In other words, If two such college leaders a*, say. Michigan State and Georgia Tech played each other 20 tlmea over a number of seasons, would either nf them ever suffor such a humil­ iating defeat as that which was Inflicted upon the Giants? Seriously, we doubt It. and this Isn't meant as a knock at the money players. They put up a whale of a show week after week and play tba best football to be seen. But. as we \ ..... . the Giants lumps on tele...____ ... get their ___ .. vision, the thought occurred that they rlsl’ed their necl ecks less and ximis to land Waircn Spahn, BosBy JOt: RF.ICIILER PHOKNIX. Arlz of — Tip to | ton’s stor southpaw. CKLKItY FKDS SPTS. Ih JACK Asked whether he would be will­ V anity football pluyers on the Itank Greenberg, general manager ing to give first baseman GU Seminole High School squad crush­ of the Cleveland Indians Wanna beat the Yankee* for the bodges and outfielder Carl Furlllo ed nil outside hope* of 11 postnnant — next year? Lot Casey for, . Spahn. Drcsscn smiled and rill pci........ — > . senson clash In the Memorial Stadium when they voted. 19-It, Stengel, the guy who slopped yon said: not to play any mmr thi* season. 1 lour years In a row. tell you how All I can say is I'd be willing The squad met with Principal "Nothing to It. say* the cajiy to hreak up my Infield and out­ of Nrw York'* world field lo get a good starling pitetm^ Herman E. IMorris, ,Uwho put •*!" T ,, v « r. In h i , ' champions. "If you want to heat preferably a left-hander." OIK ' iirstlon up |o the player* in hi* -1||( ju*Hl mak|1 n , ra,|c w(th *g„ Dressen said he planned to use nfflc ffk-e yesterday morning. After a f , k ,, the th good „ | play .,|„y Bloc i)|a rk as a starter and fell reliefer rM i l n n,w hlrh’’hoth *fooling. U «k at. .11 brief dl*cu**hm J n whieh Prnii both ers w“ uaVe away to other clubs next season ond expressed hiope we gave away roaches Bill Fleming and Jim In trodcs In recent yea, s—Bob that such newcomer* as Jl Cana* expressed their views, the Porterfield, Jackie Jensen, Prank Hughes. Bob Mllliken and Ronnie players vetoed the suggested extra Shea, Tommy Byrne, Duane PH- Lee would fortify the pitching game. tuff lettc. "Some of the aenlors wanted That Greenberg pop* off how ! ----------------------to play another game, hut the he hales the Yankee* and wants T a m p a A n ( | p g U Will hoy. on a whole felt that an­ his players to do likewise. Does other game would be almost he tfiinx his Indians ran win the Clanh On Saturd anti-climaxed after their thrill­ pennant by hating us? No sir ing finish with Dr Land last "Know how Cleveland can win . Wednesday night.” said Morris. the pennant'’ By getting some of ^ — , ,,rldaThe Junior Chamber of Com _our players That's how simple It Mate University is concentrating Mopping Tampa's Vince merer had hern tovlng with on Is. If you * ican't a •• lick 'em. get 'em >'»» CnliiPilnc'a fnnlhnll damnChick© haM in Saturday's football game her*. Idea about sponsoring u "Joycee on y o u r folclp. Coach Don Veller has Instructed Bowl" game at the end of the sea While Slrngel was having 'll some III* kirkers, Jlrmnv Mcssinese and son, hut they got started on it too fun at Ihe expense of his friendly Stan Dolxisx, to keep punts and rival from Hie Ohio elty. Chuck bib-, Morrl* added. out of the reach of th* Cliff Aldca, who spearheaded Drcssen. whose Brooklyn llmlgcrs kickoffs *pee<lv S|iartan back. Chlcko althe po»t-*ea*on contest for the bowed to Stengel's Yankees In the wavs had a good day against Juyrers. stated that the intrndeil recent World Series, was accept PSU. has lie raced 93 yards with Mount Dora clash had l»een ruleil ing congratulations on having been kick for a touchdown here In t$ out when Jim Spear, coach of the rch and la*t season at Tampa retur Golden Hurricane*, flallv refused manager of the Brooks for a sal­ a hoot 87 yards for the key touc OUCTlto play his hoys, who had quit the ary ranging from $33,000 lo $10,- down In Hie Spartans' 14-0 vie000. gridiron two week* ago. The Drcssen signing along with t ,ni i .nA STETSON WINS the announcement that Joe Black, 1n„|.|,Irri.*ivea*ii Cfh row In o i^ n t " b! COCOA UR — Jim Tavenlere who all but pitched the D.algers . fi™ ’T V j ! | | wIn , i f Sis . f , a i f scored 16 points In get Stetson Uni­ to the rhampionshlp ond won 1 versity off lo a winning sturt In Rookie of the Year honor*. nl*n ^ , ' ' ‘n , Thn -„nrh the basketball season. 37-51. over hod signed Ills contract for 1933 f „ 'r yh|,Th^ lnne?. woS"t Patrick Air Force Ba»e. Bob How. came a* the boselinll convention ^,n.r|„o *tl,«Uhhf T«mn!! *ilnr n' UC" player n** c 1 * Tan,Pa ‘*n®* ard was high far Patrick with 13. wound up Us three day - i aMn Veller said hit defensive lineup flroft nnd prepared lo ay delve- Into prohablv will have Vic Szrzcpsnlk one of the heaviest legislative IMt.nno P in 7: and Hob Wndrich at ends, SWe PORT LAUDERDALE - A agendas in mnny years $30,000 stable fire Monday mid­ Drcs.scn. obviously delighted ’Huey and Troy Hornes at tackles, night destroyed the noted three- over hi* new puet, Immediately un- Nat I’nlak and George Carnes at galled Show Horse. My .Sweet­ nounecd the Dodger* were slated guards, Jcrrv Jacobs ond Eddlo heart, and two performing mules. to meet with tho Hrave* "In a Johnson as linebackers, Hilly HaSamba and Rumba. day or two" In an effort to trnnsnet bon nnd Curt Campbell at the sideThree employes raerd Into the a deal. The little leader did not bucks ond Harry Brlngger at safe­ Galvin stables, owned by social­ Identify the players he Intended ty ly prominent Mr. and Mrs. J. B. to dangle In front of the eves of Garvin, to rescue six other valu­ Braves' officials but made no Myrrh is a gum-resin highly able show horses Imncs about Ihe fact he wus an- valued l>v the ancients. y 3 Important TV News for SANFORD. and Residents of Nearby Communities Club of New York to the out­ standing college football player In the cnimtnr. FIVE YEARS AGO-The United Stales threatened to withdraw all winter Olympic entries In an ar­ gument over which American hockey team wax to ropresent the U. S. In the games at St. Moriti. Switzerland. TEN YEARS AGO - The major leagues announced a night game aits lor limit of 14 baseball contests each team with tho excecptlon of the Washington Senators wiino were mined it. permit ... TWENTY YEARS AGO -— Army defeated Navi vy, 10-0, before a sellout crowd of 72,000 football fans at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, with "Pick" Vidal and Jack Buck­ ler starring for the Cadets. what waa less once they r e a lzed l i ................ happening to them. They seemed Funari, 122H, Rome, Italy, out- to realise there was no nrreentage ^ojntcJ Jim Wilde, 1JSV4, New In dying for deear old Tim Mara and that there wnutdjm anJ m i Xm I BEACH, n a . - Glen game next Sunday. Tito eol* Flanagan., 12444, 84. Paul, out­ otiter Andy Gustafson called Shi­ haven’t enough time left Coach pointed Diego Sosa, 114, Havana, leglans ver "one of the finest players I to play It that way ever coached at Miami." He also Marlutto'a offensive plav. YOUNG JOR LOUIS U-M Gridders Elect praised Sylvester Martin. Jacksonville, DETROIT KB - Coley Wallace, and Bill Seblnskl, New Jerseyite, Ciptalns For Game were sometimes irneUmes dubbed the "Young Joe promoted from the B squad Louis" of the “ ' Georgia an* ranked Bob Dunlap ip tought tonight ln,ha MIAlil urv— University nf Ml* linebacker emi who to on ml footballers elected llncbs d offensive a ___ lady to Rex Shiver and ____ ........ guard gidoey Don Jon Martutto Marlutto co-captalna c^c.aptalna far the Greenspan and Ernest Tobey are Georgia game Friday night and definitely out with injuries. o V tie Now, local retldents can en|oy television bettor than ever before. New, esck/iiv# Phllco d e v e lo p m e n ts greatly improve recaption even under extrema ad ­ verse conditions. Get the full dory of this Ptdko advance. WITH GrifatGucC TUNER Now for 'M - t l s g Philoo 2268 —new t powerful 21-Inch telev Won conaoW aver built. Pull 245 eq. iaoh rectangular acroen. Y o u n In tho Phllco 2228, ehown above, plua 245 aauara Inch "N o G lare" picture on a 21" tubo. Fidelity 17-inch cooaoia 1(M1 an. Inch acraan. It'a Taataat oonaola value la ■ion today. Philoo 1559. ©. lorfh Carolina Mate 77 Furman 99 Tba f issl'ra* t e ^ s ? k “T. ST • Eton TOl^rnchburg 12 HAVANA n t W W f Shaw 51 Bluefield Mato 40 cham* .HAVANA Ja « Clamsoo 60 m b wire 10 Howard (Ala) 81 f State 161 Ft. Campbell golf cham- ohfnlned Spasoff from Durham In Ihe Class II Carolina Lcaguo. Montgomery received William Lynn, nn outfielder, from Alexan­ dria. Va. Columbia added another pitcher In Hlchard Mills from Coruclc In the Georgia • Florida Class D League. Jacksonville came nul he loser when It lint outfielder Hlchard Greco to Ottawa of Ihe American Association. Comdr. “Itrd" Cleveland, Han­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion. wan selected vice-president In brief hnllotlng at lha begin­ ning of tha meeting. PIIILADP.LPIIIA '.I* - Demon Dan Towler, the would lie minister, la busy these days prearhing a sermon In the National pnnthall league entitled, "How tn run with a football." The latest NFL statistics showed today that Demon Dnn. Hie run nlnu man (rum Washington and Jrfferson ft College In western Penn sylvanln, is lha lop ground gainer In Ihe play-forpay ranks. The husky Negro buck of the Mis Angeles Hoins has gained 792 yards nn 130 rushes for an av­ erage of 6 1. Towler took over the ground gaining lead from Kildir Price, who suffered lust Sunday along with his New York Giant teammates In Ihe 03-7 rout by Pitts burgh Price now has 737 yards on 178 attempts for a 4.1 overage. San Francisco's hustling Hugh Me Klhenny Is third with 643 yards on 87 carries and a 7.4 average. Tobin Hole of Green Hay held on to his passing edge for the light week. Rote has second straight an average of 8 88 yardi for 120 passes. Ills total gain through the air Is 1.063 yards and 12 touch­ downs. Norman Van Brocklln of Ixis Angeles lx second with 1.310 yards gained nn 183 passe*, a 794 uvrrige and 11 touchdowns. Cloveland'is Olio Graham holds t renzu Alonso, 143, Juarez, Mexico, eurrcnco ax that at Pittsburgh rgh Helsman Trophy, awarded annu­ with 2,330 yards. 310 attempts, a drew, 10. might nut point up an essanitial ally by tho Downtown AthleUc 7.52 averago and 17 TDs. PORTLAND, Ore, Freddie difference ___ between ____ _ professional MIAMI un — Ernie Stockert, UCLA's stellar right end on oftense, hp* accepted an Invitation 1912—Hill llranan lo play in tho Mshl Shrine North1912—Hill Flaming South * All-star charity footbill tipfl 1944-Hill Flaming , gamo here Christmas nlgnt 1942—Harman llrumlry Stockert, six-foot flva-lnel 203 (•42—Willis Andersen* pounder, Is regarded as Die beat 1947—WIIIU Andaman* pass-catcher In UCLA history and 1149—Wal holds three records. Ho Joins Donn Monmaw, n d rrsrn j MB—Chari center and defenilva llnebicl.. . i»oi— ..................Talehsl whu also will play on lha North Kd Gordon •ornaw la a tao-pounder. team. Mooi nth team The Houti____ _ willh ... , _eve .r ^Rob . • —Til! uiltary Barrie* -pound Virginia quarterTala, 179-pound quarter­ back and safely man who also Is TROPICAL FARE MIAMI gr -V VoPlcal Park's a left handed passer. flrat Wednesday failure of Ihe COLLEGE FOOTBALL By The Associated Press V? PIIOKNIX, Arlr. wt—Right playcr* hove Joined the South Atlnntl .................................. lantle ilusrbnll League through minor league drafts at the unnual basebatf convention. Columbus received three players, more than any other Sally league team. They were third baseman Pred Desnuia from Tnmpn of the Florida International league; Infielder Lee Carey from Lancaster, Pa ; and pitcher Tony Sarmlcnto from Tiftnn In the Class D Georgia State League. Savannh purchased shortstop William McCiosky from Laredo of R. Billbimer Is One-Armed Star Celery Feds Vote Stengel Says Only Way To Stop gainst Playing Yanks Is By Trading With Theft Re-Elected Prexy Is Selected On A Post-Season Tilt By Golfing Group Little All-Team .(Mtoa) Mate 81 Arkanias - Navy 60 Mtoa College • m m Kb u m I R v v flfn V B tfV iV l Tampa Coach Huerta theTrallil Happy With! Charges TAMPA bB-For someone who'* hla moat Important game year, Tampa coach Mtrce•rto to the happiest person sr aaw. ihw lt •at It, the Cat SS.TCK, SANFORD’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE T y DEALER 309 EAST SECOND PHONE 417 who moat of Uw season the way hto hla plat players Hit Ike TRUTH Is tC T av illCm m w IlhtCsmwmlimby ra w Ci Mato Bat* CITY LEAGUE S E E T H E SE T V S E T S A T Q lIR S P E C IA L C H R IST M A S O P E N H O U SE "®SS Sanford Bowling FRIDAY and SATURDAY - DEC. 12 -1 2 . T O T hT t w Texas .w u u •. • . m, ahomu » - -L i %.* \»i ** W it . “3 �J n i K \ v i ; a i' i i k k i r t o u iK irrr teceiv# roar Sanford Herald, Cllr Delivery, by 7:00 P. M.. plea*# call H a n fo rd YELLOW CAII 1441 Ife r a lfr Mostly cloudy wealhei folloMed by shutters in extreme nor III Friday; j (i‘M ilm w rn mi linear m i m a rt tonight; llllli* change In tem pera­ ture. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLIV E stab lish ed 1008 SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY DEC. I, 1932 Britain To Cut Thousands Line Streets Of City As Santa Claus Parade Is Held Body d . j. ^ T A M ilitary For Quits In Solvency Sake Protest Move Churchill Announces Cutback In Defense Effort To Protect Financial Stability LONDON lift — Prime Minister Churchill announced today Britain will cut back her defense effort to protect her financial solvency, a He stressed, however, that this '‘decision in no way implied any weakening in her majesty's gov ernm ent’s determination . to lake Its full part In Iho effort of the North Atlantic Alliance.” Churrhlll read a prepared state­ ment to the House of Commons on defense policy He said that lust year defense rust Britain l ,4t.2,o<io,ooo pounds ($4.093,G<K),i>00). The same amount of defensive equipment this year grill cost l.d.'iO.OOO.OOn pounds und next year l,800,0UO,<M> itounds In flatlnnary factors iiemunt for the rise. The prime minister did nut stale bow far the defense effnrl would be cut back. He did soy, how ever: "We must prevent any substan­ tial rise above this year's level of defense expenditure.” Cluucldll* statement was inter preted to mean Ihut Britain's dr frnse spending would remain more f r less constant. Effect* of Infl.i * .Ion would merely result in a de­ creased quantity of arms output The Prime Ministers of Britain, Canada. Australia. New Zealand. Pakistan, Ceylon und Southern Rhodesia and finance ministers of India and South Africa have been meeting In London .since Inst Thursday. High officials said n few hours before their session today with the British Cabinet that, as far us ,jh ry knew, the group lias no plan Tor a Korean settlement. Bill the concensus, they said, does seem to he that the fomnmnwi-nllh would oppose anv extension of the war to the mainland id China. Officials explained t h a t a stepped-up war In Korea would Ini pose new demands on the Com manwealth’s already strained re­ sources of men und eiiulpinent. None of the British-led group With fighting troops In Korea ty eem s willing to reinforce its con M ngcnts there. One of Ihe chief reasons they are meeting here Is lo figure out ways to savu money on other fronts so they can nay for the military obligations they have already contracted Downtown streets were Jammed i love, who was roller skating along with crowds estimated to number) the street, second, front II),000 to 15,000 people yesAngie Stewart won tin- first lerdav aflrrnoon as approximate-‘ prise in bicycle competition, with lv 1.004) persons trooped past them the second prise going to Mmg in the colorful, musical Christinas parade which onrneil Ihe four-day Higgins, lii the vehicle competi­ Tourist festival. tion, wagons and the like, MftiiKama Claus came streaking Into reen Scott, 11, representing the town aboard u screaming fire Berninob- County chapter of the truck rather than the trndlllonal Red Cross ami dlessed like it lied sled. Ills arrival was accompanied Cross nurse, won first prise, while by a shrieking Jet plane from the the second prire went lo Susan Sanford Naval Air .Station, flying Faille, rei-reselitlng Yvette's lunch low over the downtown section. Winners In the parade were the local Cub Scout troop, nicked by Cuptaln J. 1.. ('b itten -1 den, commanding officer of SNAS, „ ' » r “, f ' r i . . r the Rev. S, I.. Whatley and Mrs. Nnncv Brock. wa* MHfinn und ($i*n»'Vu R rhool, Winners of the walking, cos- whose float showed little Susan iiimed grown, ranging from one to Fulford dressed ns an angel and five years old were Connie Stew­ driving a reindeer, was third. art, first, In a red flannel night I'rlies were wailing to lie claimgov n and cup with n red candle eiI last evening at tin- Chiilnher in her hand; thirls Carlson, de­ of Commerer hv It"- Red Cross, picting Red Riding Hood, second; the Cub Seouls mid l.ynmn School, and Ronald and Michael Tindel.i Other prire. 'md been received, el—,».,1 Christinas paekages, I'ollee Clti<-f line Williams --*tl pifti.-d the sin- of tb<- erowd at third. I’rises in the -ante group for 10,lion premie, while Highway I'iiages six to nine years were trolninn offered nn estimate going Bwurded to Mary Phillips ami Ter- as high a- 15,000 people. Crowds rv Collins, first, dressed as Mr. jammed the curbs four persons and Mrs, Santa Claus; Keith iIssm along the route of march. Fight bunds participated In the Wi-slfnll. who was leading a goat, second; nml Charles Slielove, dad parade from Seminole, ttrlnnd ns ii down, third. Winner* In the Kdgewnter, Kustis, Orlando Boon--, •11 to |,‘t-year-old group were Inesj Winter Dark und Ih-I.and High Prescott, first, dressed ns * .Srhnol, Cn.nms Academy and Kan Christmas tree, and Arlene HiteM idi timed On Pave Six* jone. und the third to cbniie* Ti uman’sHoardChait man Leaves Post In Disagreement Over President's Action M AHMoclalad I'reMn Leaned W ire Nil. Says He And Truman Are In Accord Not To Snipe At Ike Just For Party Sake d l a i Taft Chance As r - h 'Zsrszrsrifz z Floor Leader Is r x i 3' & * s J r J SLST3S 5 Held Doubtful WASHINGTON .4* — Prcildenl Named To Eisenhower Cabinet Stevenson Says Aim (M lVnios Is To Retu'o Deficit, Serve Rublic's I n t e r e s t W A S H IN G T O N of fit* i il v P ~ A ill.ii S teven ­ son said today lie and P resid en t Archibald Cox. chairman of the I Io n ia n are tu com plete agreem ent Wage Stabilization Board, waited not to wage w ar on Dw ight E is e n ­ only overnight to resign lie made (IOP Leader Thinks hower'* p ro g ra m *i nr pi % for p a rly no formal statement, but told a ,o li .m lage Criticism Of Ike’s reporter the While linn e might \tul lie told reporter* at a W hile have something to say this uflur Choice Hurt Ohioan House news conference, the Dem onoon The Truman action, while - ra in p a rly 's two m a jo r problem s runnier to reenmmemlallons of his ■ re i i to wipe out a d e fic it of By JOHN CHADWICK stalilli/iitlon lieutenants, did assure m ore (ban h a lf a m illio n d o lla rs WASHINGTON .P Two Senate a year of peaee ill the eoal mllu-s and i'J i to " s e n e the p u b lic The President vesterilay ap Iti'publicans were in disagreement lo b ie .1 ' proved Ihe fall $1 !(U daily wage today on whether Senator Robert M i-\enson *p"ke •" new sm en a ft ­ Increase for John I, Lew I s '375.000 A Taft of Ohio mined his chances e r < o n tiT riu g w ith P resident T r u ­ soft" Vo al Viliner's" lii- illdii'heTiidn't i (" r tl‘u ’ by his m an at Ihe W h ile House, the W a sh ­ want President elect Eisenhower to f " K'k President elect Eiseiv ington re silie n c e (or w hich he hid .... secretary choice of for have a eoal strike crisis on Ills 1bower's in Ins un su ccessful c a m p a ig n fo r hands when he lake office next ka|’"r , ,. . . tin- presidency due Republican lawniakcr, a month lie m ade no m a jo r prnnnuneeWhile Ihe move averted an ll staum-h Tuft hacker who asked •01 it * ut the news co itli-renec. but must certain strike, it opened the not to be minted by name, foresaw cb .it'e il atm ably with rep orters who door to u boost in i1"' :1 uf1" - R A B X A n'.'.I.'h . iI i' . iS ! . plied bull with questions about h is ci msiimer 1 p o litica l In lin e m ill Itia l of tlie among public anil industry mem i le io -1 i atie part) tiers of the wage board The hoard Hot another T’.-ift *op|sirler also tin I II titans g o ic iM i-r did s a y majority had held that a wage requesting anonymity, said an lie -t tilings hoost beyond Jl vi would be Infla organized effort would lie made I lie lia s no im m e d ia te p la in tionary SINCIAIN WIIKS (left I. VI «I,., it moti of Ihe llepiil-lii th to . . ... I lo elect Taft to the post He would (m Hie I •it nr** i it In-1 than to take mute*, lias been name-1 Srncl.iiy "t ( '■■iiiniel-e n tin 1 < WSII t balrmati <ox. a to.yenr old not predict the outcome, but said * b-it lest amt | hissiIiI> to travel Harvard law profeasor 1m* been \\tr drive would he sopped only if I'iiblntl Weeks, a fnritter s.-unloi. is o o.ilive of M.i ... lo. " ilu o.id P o e i n r r P n e f ,n "Gii'c fur four months He sue- l iM riTiiiuvrd hhniuJf from i*tin 1’ Durkin (right), 'll. has been named by the I’te i lent ■ ■ r " He knows id im plans for a I x u L I I I e I 1 1 5 1 eeinb-d Nathan |Frtnsluuer siiluratlon irt.iiy of I alair A ti-gi-len-d I >enit" tot win. *u|,|",i f,*.i i \ , b iio •• in the to[i le a d e rsh ip of the whose artlon* in the steel ease last Stevenson, Durkin is piesi.leot ..r the Unit A>.ti.m ,.r l Bridges spread word soon after tu mol raftc \ ilio ii.il i o m m ittee, siuiHiier resulted In t'ongress pas* the Nov 4 election that he wanted no li and Apprriilli-e* of ti e 1‘linnlnim ,o..l )*,|,i-iltlot,, lo I i-ri» \l I led il o i.i i lie n e ce ssary to re M in n il D e n t i s t l o ( i l * t a low n-strl.-tlng the power* to pas* Ihe leadership lob to other •it .n o n - the e io n m ittee structure . c, of the WSII hand* and take over the less bur In ' .m u' of I tie d e lic il to funds ( n n irm a n s lli!), S u y Industry members of the W9H di'iiMime duties of the lempor.irv Nenrintr I t s 250 lb' added th ill be expects his through n spokesman the*- president of the Serial*. i' md picked iud 'o tial c h a irm a n Friends '••Id would boyeutt all hoard meetings In ease of a dispute over hi Stephen A M itch ell to stay nil in Couple Find Livin g imlll they have eoiiferrrd on the successor, however, Bridges hu* till- |"ll TALLAHASSEE 'T Dr furlls nm-stlon* raised by Truman's ac­ been regarded a* uvallohlr for an After soi-resafully staging Ihe 4 It is up In tile Democratic I'hrlstma* parade yesterday, the Haggard. Miami dentist, muv In- tion Herbert Kelley, executive as­ other term as floor leader Is T o Their L ik in g leaders|ito hi Congress to serve Junior Chamlwr of Commerce Gov.-elect Dan McCarty’s choice sistant to the seven Industry mem­ The New York Herald Tribune as Ho- litsli unicnt of being con waited Into u general disc us* Ion for chairman of (he State Baring ber*. told newsmen they would get reported today that "Sen Bridge* slrm In e and ■ wboles,line infill tnuether tonight ha* now changed Ids mind and I* and outline of an ambitious pro­ Commission <m u l kilisa 1 (Hit 1“ • s 1 f t -ktl» 1 cro-e in nor public life By It A1.1*11 J. ItlAll'KINS Meanwhile, Kelley telegraphed now- known to be willing to con­ That was the word front friend* I""i 4 i gram of It more project* Lo be it didn’t take the U It Wilkie* \ \ hit It »”i J$ b!11Vit l Sj mi In ll Some Southern P rn io rrn t « al Wf tinue In till* post lo promote party long to learn that Iriub-r folk* me Im t I"ut h II,........ 1. t10 .dIt 'vsn V it,. Mit-t tC m illn m u l tin Page S ix ) completed within the next two of McCarty today lie could not L. i ( ,.r>i , "V readied Immedlatelv at Id* Ft . of the dedslnn not harmony." yi'iif A t I'.iIf Mill'** Ji n lilt HkT at i jk•-!$■•*•1 months, at their Yacht Club meet- be , •till just good plain Amerb'iili office for for comment comment in participate nnw in W.HI1 sessions Taft has declared he is available , ,,t<nple pg, ..........re*> ......... , M> t u Hi** it lo |in*vhl 1$ «1) 4 M'l' 1It'll t Ini* today. I lPierce l«ree office of o* The This could bring the entire for Ih e post III* only a vo w e d rival ] wilkles nml the it))) HI ' V *f IM Johnnie B. Austin nit ......... .-bildreo, M»vm || o HI* assistant, Warren Blui-ktnon, here President Douglas Htenstrom wage control program In a stand­ If William Kmiwland of (a ll-la n d Hugh 5. nre th.l- \\ rill h • , 1' *•1 II 41) wild 1) M li* | i hi \ outlined f-e numerous, ,(ind#r said the governor-elect lulsp’t cpm still, at until the industry , ||v „t th. Diemmvol.l »|»n«. hit Mi) t . l 1 Jills 1 II 1 )*' feted makeup of the five man mrmbera of the nallon.d hoard fortlla. Who has said lie is In the i »a'l follow* t t' Ji'MH il 4 J ' 1"1. Is »h DM M i ' f ll M race ayainsl a n y b o d y except Tr-iller Court oard which supervise* racing and chart a coum* of action I I Flrfeh un the "Vole* of De Bridges I "And It'* a real burn, i".-, «trii Mr nn«I M'♦’* (h)i (iv • H 1*I4.)f I d" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ moeraey" essav contest for lunlnr legalized pari-mutuel betting iMiku inir Too few senator* were here- ami n|| [he modem ...... oh o- • - to 1 1)4111 I" He said McCarty hopes to have o , , , .. -o.l sen'ur students in the County *1 111 * 1 1 k■ IV t r too chary of emit meriting—to give fmmd m the ...... no-i . io t.t name* of men who have agreed to K ( t ] ) r j Ik f HI I'H hitch schools. V i ,r v rift., ?i . ■ I'.I . f f I Vi* nil'll a clear blctore of the likely upshot yj,, Wilko expbnne.l "W. bay- II I * i«fi v ,,U U I U 21 Organisation of a Javcee accent appointment to the com ‘ l ' “ ttu*!i f" »t,l .li'Iiiinn* If >.. | I 111. i"in i h of Taft i deiomi'iatlon of Klsen M-frigeiatton, , o.-nbiitoe ln-ei mission and other top position* m l-uii'lng school lo instruct youth* ' u I'M S rtfM i $#' i ' D \ f 4t»||iv iji . i ■ »i*M I bower’s selection of Martin I* theinio.ieti.silv e-ntn.l|e.| t..,u, TI..M > hi* administration ready for un on the nroprr method* and proce­ nooncement next week 1 • Mil • (ll '*1 M I 44,.,. ,,f |,( i'll I* • - t.M O'Ot* Durkin *»f * tile ti Ko to thu luhor Iiiom utnl ^ « » mill kvtuit'A dure with Elton Moughton, Jr., *-V 111.| >111*'I IMtf Vllh IIlf flit III -J I >1. twist In the new t ablnet v\bet! vie move fi-uo town I*, tiov-1 .,f S.t I . The present commission chair *•»"»* 41 mi' "il* ft i .... . acting as chairman. Taft himself, in a telephone inter kn„„|.„w ...... Is* man is Carl llanton. Ft Myers 1 ! I Ilf ra#«ii U'* M H S u n l 11, III Completion of the Javcee* News-Press view yesterit.iy. said the effects of ,t l || |,.„g f,„ mkoii' ■ ■ ........... TALI.AHA.SSKF publisher Ills term, f V11raf $|x hi '• til lW111 lit* •■*. TI< drive In assist Ihe Bern- and those of tho other four mem Bund Department ^Is !'onv"i*!eeil 1,1* action on ihe Republican party w ith ti** l,'ot *»**v»*»til v*'iii'H vi* 1. h*iiM4i r n u r I-.. , .f r hi* nrleole County Tulierculosl* A*»o- bers, expire Jan. 0 along with that •••mud* are the only iirndieut long as a whole are “ matters that r i' ill I'd tiiMt 11in«•nt" n lliu vm imu a inti xilli'Mi) *s • i*i mi !*l»i«*It**i* The Rev. Fr. Daniel llegnrty, ciatlon. w arisen yet " | i | h»»'w wht'rt' m v ho<«Ii|itvi| m ills I ••fifii of Fnv. Warren who appointed range solution to lllownrd f'ooo haven't Ik* II ,ll4* till. 1 chaplain of the Winter Park lodge He said he has been In toueh with m ill tlic v \vi*r** (A ill, ratitt|»I\ n \ »■* ty's traffie tiroblems. 4) Organisation of a lendrrshlp them « l i n n . . . . Hi •• n f- Hum 44f of the Flks und pastor of the St. hv a » D-loirtment Chairman Allied some GDI' senators bill declined to unto nlii'i Dr. Haggard lias been a friend m v w .(. IiDs-t ■»•' ♦ nliiMit Margaret Mary Church of that program under the chairmanship MS.) m iin v l **»»**ra w i- h' fin l *W • MeKethnn an.l sev.-rsl eegitu-er* say whcthci they indicated supim'l of McCarty since their rnllrgr day* of Brnllev Odham In conhinrtlnn Ittlt'K* 1 * 1 1' fill ' 1« tl. I"i ji Vf*r* city, will deliver the oration at fur his |N)sltJon lie said he Is ,|llM't „||, •mm i: loidt * • ii * till wt lo • old the l.eon County Circuit Co ul at the University of Florida III* (Hll»-I ffii’fllli*' 1 e t.f •' iur v olnt Klkx memorial service* here with the National Junior Chamber gelling reaction from all over Ihe rut 11 ft i11~i ruiml* *I Mv IiiihIiiiii*1 Stiltf* i f blidge* might relieve the slton.ooi wife headed the women's division (..)!» l I' V * ll'ufhi'H. I lunday, 'lining which vocal selec­ prf*<*r*-n In January. lent Inn arilv but tunnel* wool-1 be ‘'inintry. bill |>arrjei1 ipp-slions follim-8 t tu i mmnI i iir' itui vi irk ami i lllh* 14I Jilt II I -- I . I * I' i u ' •ii*ri>fii $*h. tions will lx- presented by u mix­ 5* Staging of the Christmas of MrCarty'a Dotle County earn none tidi'lsabl- iM Mo- Icip-f ru-’ ii txxiI wbi-llirr It wa* favorable or at th* I wr wtilih*i| •nnrthinr (hut vvn palgn last spring I 4. • II •tut t i n.J llu ir h Itrm l* ed ensemble front Seminole High Lighting Contest, which John Wil­ Kv* 11 ' I ?h *hi id* erttleal reaction and ili* Vii lilt* in live in The Cilv of Hollywood and a Elsewhere in Tallahassee Judge .K School, Howard Mcfjougli, chair­ liam* I* serving a* committee irl.. •In •t mil i f. Taft also said he has been lu from (linn* lo i *Vji *'*u Hugh Taylor Instructed rival at group of Broward Cmintv tnx psv- contact I*** if '*» t Ilf SfUft' W'ffH WlfMi Nl'-s \\ tils." m lif it t . .1 man and past exalted ruler an­ ehslrman. with Elsenhower's head e-s are protesting state plans to U ntil Mr nod M »i W ilk m nr** h ir in ', M torneyi' In the Broward County i 'n f tfnv f, ''blhrmf** j111•I I"utn»Ift) Prfsan'atlon of the "Good I.. . -.ii ft t. I * • i n o u n ced today. ID I" to • I Host s 15 million dollar lemd Issue quarters since lit* Tuesday stale nativi* S m iih C in n liiiliiM N bond validation suit to stress the .. im Hi *'mm M,i) i i* f» nf i ht* Hun* - Participating In the services, Government" and "Outstanding to beln pay Gir Iwn tunnels mid 10 inent. but did not say with whom iunployi'd hv tho L and *f flo n w ln ir *• nhcii ............ii ............................ fit!.,I I'"'1Hi'' I b im f 1111« 'll 4'Ysill'll* which will sta rt at 2:00 t>. m„ will Cltixen" awards hv n committed constitutional aspect of the case in bridges In Broward Couniv. Tin- lie spoke or wlml was said ll ....... t • ............ II.....turn n iiim tih v a I+m-h I \ i r Min Iheir final briefs. *•"•'!$r-t Mii\ Hj*-ra uti.I .1 I Fii-I*H* f k»1|* ggrEllIlf IIIsi SIt 1 I he Orlando Lodge No. 107ft, Winter heeded hv T. F. Tucker. He made one thing clear: Ills Hon f>t n|rid T h r u m uvrd I lit i* 11 , | j| M. f lemalnder -if the eo*l of the ->ro The court Issued Its orders ufter I !'• 1■f>"' ■*1J11jf il I' | " 'MI •' t If lira (IH'U Park Lodge No. IK3I) and Sanford 7) Current Jaycee membership fl„ ,M„ mony hH(, br).M lllkrl) in Jeel would lie home through a four criticism was no sudden outburst Hu m art w hndn fun** vi*nra li|in I' YIt H' I'll M.,Si. H kt-ii i •> 1 •‘ij)lf II M I K.J.lh II ■ '1 Mp» , •n ti'il t*y Lodge No. 1241. 1'he public la in­ esmpaUn under the direction of ,h lmprove' ont coniI„ |M,(in*, - - million dollar contribution from He said he "look great care" In t»nd w m ddn'l In n lr tlnd r t»’in •)(111• .. Im. jiI >".1 i fi.tn i * .. i 11* vited to olteml. ( i tufflim ril **•* I 1**")* s l ' k writing his statement and helb-ves nick Healv. The drive end* nn lition for validation nf a 15 mi r»iu| deniirtinent. llv ln r for an y o lhn i iindm ih r * • »i* «h \ 1 .,m o n te M i< L i I V . I f l l MM The 8HH ensemble will sing Dee, IB and I* being staged In The bond would lm retired with l "It sneaks for itself " dollar bond Issue to help finance a lo i •1" ", c l Vi S in mv"- N » kf 1 " “Ahide with Me" mid "Onr God, ennjonctlnn with the national Jun­ llroivard County'* surulus gssollne Taft, dlseluslng he first heard nf two-tunnel, 10-brldge traffic relict t I m i . i ' " 1 • 1 th s' •! il i, p e n it e n Our Help," according to the pro­ ior Chamber ranipafen. tax Uinnev and with toll* rollecM-d Durkin's appointment In a news project. liv W 1, n t,iv 1 ni r y It < t , " 1 gram. Members of the ensemble in broadcast, said Id* own recoin men HI Completion of the fond The bonds would he repaid with for iinu of u tunru'l nnil*r h i Ik-. S o u th ilD '-i I'VPih>,,,,n p lc n if ate Mnry Ann Wilke, Ann R aW n, raisin-?’ datlons for the post had been land Wntrrwny at l.nn OI iih Houli drive for the Javcee* Or­ tolls collected for use of a protected Joan Wright, Klnlae Snyder, 8yl. . m i l l In u .1.1,1 ip l.f 11 . u n it w it li F Manion, dean of the at Laa Ola* Boulevard am )! ’!,1,L n Clarence n i't-n t i i . n m iitit iII (II Ik 1 n ig h lo r . .v ia Hayes, Mettle Crlaaey, Bar- phan** Hhooplnir Tour, under Ihe tunnel I,aw School of Notre Dam* l/nl ■ bridge at RE 17th Ht., also in Ft a bridge at S. E. 17th St . in Ft -ills v ,,s c h a rg e d ‘ barm Riggs, Snndru Dunn and Joe. dlreetlon of Carl Prlaoc. l''-i f HK44H "• verslty, and John A Danuhcr, Laoderdaln Mr. fltenatrom al*o listed three Lauderdale plua Broward County's ( • Jones, members of the Trinle n i d i ■(N-xjinlt t" t-i'•in nn V m u rd e r il l I iMhftniirri (in Hnr« *l(ti The suit by tire City of llollv.1,, fi I 4f (l. tfl 4 4* Trio, and Larry Bates, Edwin TI- more prnleeta coming under the surplus gaioJIne tax money. It i H o .-Ill I '. The Ctiv of HollvwmKl and a wood and the taapayera claims the Howard Fr,vflli- president of II. shot Ji-lui W ulk in-. It, Ne■on, Ray Davis, Jimmy Whatley, headfew of Dind-ralalng. decision tu (mild was an nrltllmrv , lu l l" -', f. I) Staging the anm-al Javcee group of Broward County taxpay­ one on the part nf state and coun­ Plann For Turnpike the First Federal Saving" mi'1 i.'... nisi, of \lt a iiio iit • Slirllig*, Joe Hutchison, Eugene E"trMge, J k 4 1»1 V • M i In i .t no H iasKnciulioM, naid todiiv Guti oiii. a ‘ii j n i c shotgun the night Jimmy Krider and Arthur Has- Cfeeiia on Jan. ?•>. The Ro-er ers are contesting validation uf the ty officials. Thp tunn?ts would Will H e Explained t.unn kina, mrmbera of the hoys double nroihera* Clrcua will lo- used thli bonds. hi- loot asked Gi'iirgi* Tonhv and . ,-.vvt ti 5 it S n iff " id ) ili, i<> ill tin ,,I o . i It in Ho- N i’g io l"t*ltie*s more expe"xivo than bridges at IIti* 441$) l u l l Hi Judge Taylor told Ihe onposing ,,, I , ,i .f 1lo* *ommiiftit i \Vntk tils, quartet. They will lie accompanied year. * *umo sites. MIAMI A (lubllc meeting will Dougin* Btcnslrom. co-chnlrmiin ■( I s i f $ 1 - 4 || l I Ilf* *I ( 1 ill li* I 1" l In o il., .so - s . i i " , n i l , i numb'd, lia s lawyers to concentrate Iheir writ­ tileThe on the platio by Jeanne Lane MilHI Talent Show on Feh. 2rt. objector* also declare Ihe the Cltixen Hospital Coinnilttcc. Ir l • let \ Ilf*' ‘ $:ii<tiii.| umi44i )•*■*! % bo held in Tampa, probably near oil .. I 31 Hale of reflector taoe* for ten briefs on: Whether the Road Department tixe rtf the surplus grt* tnx inrtpev the end of January, to explain withdraw III* nanit- from tin- lt*t I .......... | . l i v i n g t h e f i i l l l i l l > | e , I l l ' l l * A regular meeting and Initiation h-imner* on r a ra and blcvde*. Mr. to pav off the Itonrl Issue wtnibl l l , . S a lm t io i \iio i f'-o ii.I a will he conducted at the local club Healv will bo chairman of this violated the Constitution hv obllgnt forestall other road Imnrovrincnt* plana for the Florida Turnpike of men proposed a* trustee* for The aupcr-hlghwny committee of tlf to complete the entire elsewhere In the county. hom e for •Its- I n iu t - i n . t . - i i I'nm K tonight, atartlng with a dinner at commltte*. tin* County Hospital. . . . i the Miami Chamber of Commerce , even hough proceed* from •frdtSe o'clock. Other events planned Amphitheater Seen "The result* of our membership in the case will w Mr. Favlife said that tin- de­ t ;v at ta il F u s t S ii o it . l S t r e i t bint said Wednesday i large working rid iuite proved Inaufflcient. upTestimony by the Elka Club are a Chrlsttnaa drive have been good eo fer and m irh t \ n u rg e n t id e a fo r •b u t" i today but final arguments wilt mand* on Ids time now wore such model of an expressway will h* Whether the Road Department not he held until Dec. 13. ball on Dec. 20, a children'* Christ* our LAKE WAI FS T’ Prospect! arc goal will he nassrd befor* available for the meeting nml will tliut he felt he coiilil* not give nil lots I,, . ii sent -" 'I 4>v It"' .U a lv iilio lt reported m at tree, a New Year’* Eva party th* drlv* andi,** Mr. Rtenairom violated Um Conslltutlon In obllgalbrii-ht for ve.,r around contrast travel over a llmlled-a'- the time that would lo- required by ( o u t f " i tlie I t a il* f t iin ilv , w ho use Ing ItMlf to maintain and rpnlnro and a benefit ain-tlon. of Ihe lug amphitheater built nradlftad. So far. 817 memher*h<n» when naceaaary the toll facilities Wnman’KBody Found ceil highway and a highway wllh lost a il t ill'll b e lo n g in g " III the in-.ir here for the winter pnaluctlun have b*en turned In by Mr. Healv. out of ita current /unda Mho first this Important project in it* curly lili.r e v e s le i,la v iiflo rn ito n crossroad*. MRS SINATRA RWIRFH of the i’assmu I'ltt) In Market's Office Comtnentlnr on each of the stages. Commlllee members said many four cent* of the gasoline tax) LOS ANGELES (Jt-M rx N w v W illi the exception ,,f a sin g le I' fu rl Sink, general manager BroWt*. Mr. P*ep*trom rather than gasoline lax money people know little about the pro Mr. Faville auid, "1 feel honuted Sinatra, divorced wife of linger numeroui rik-l l"ir, ll"' Davi > holin' was oi amphitheater, told a civic fCawtlMMl Oa Pig* Rix) i is s o s * ,. os aist MANSFIELD. O. UR-The hod*’ posed 275 million dollar highway that I should liu considered by the 1. nnsiinu 'l In flaoii-s oimolii- 'l Hulltin' ihe Frank .Sinatra, has rnnoHed an following organisations of a woman believed slugged by that would bo built from Jackson nroxlmately $30,000 worth nf her Hospital Committee nml llie Conn | The iii'iih'iilifieii m-u’ldioi con have shown Interesl m using tho rohher* was found In the hMilng villa. 40 Miami wllh a branch to Jeweli ico missing from her homo Plana Are Made For office nf a *"ner-markel enrlv lo Tam ty Commisslonir* for a Job of thU | tio-ted llighuav I'nlrolmnn ll. I* facilities She told police she h id been out nature. I am rortalnly moat inter- iiuin-un nono.liiitilv oft *<•■The Cniverslly of Florida drama dav, Police Capt. Paul Whlpp re­ — of town for ebou* two weeVi and Lake Mary Festivity pot fed. esled in seeing that the hospital ing tin- twu-*torv flume Imo'it ile|iattment n* a summer field lab* Mi her return noticed the Jewelry oratory; a group plumiitig a big iroject is pushed l« completion rtivi'lnped iii fliiiui'*. He identified her a* Mra. |j-ah Civil Defense Unit M ining. Although she has InwteWASHINGTON «'|-C o n g r* a» Plana for their annual Christ- Rlernhanm. I'at ro Iinii ii II* ril'oo reported scale protiuctlon liased on Florida ,ust as soon a* possible, hut it I" about SO , wife o' ance coverage, Mra, Sinatra laid haa been txild th a t beer and cigar- pra*. Tre# To Be InHtructed Jjucauso of tills Hint I nm compel­ tin- file to Ids ...........I lu-mlipmr hlslury: Ihe St PHersburg MrmTiee Celebration, which will Ernest Max Hfernbaum. owner of roan* nf the plecea have aenli- •tta commercials a r t *o numeroua be held (eld ehortly Ircfore before Christmas a a'tner-P’,’rkat chain here. led to nsk the wltlidrnwiil of mv ti>rs on car radio, D'T.aod alerted hnriv orcheslra und Ihe elorlda mental value. on radio and Ultvlalon they evtn were diacuaaetl laat night at the Air Force officers from Jack­ name. I feel tliut n greut deal of the Mi,iiforil I'olire who iu turn State University symphony, . Tho Capt. Whlpp laid it appeared appeaf a t Unto on church pro­ regular meeting at the Lake Mary robber* had aet fire to the nffie* sonville will give Instruction to­ time will he required to yet this sent word I" Hick Aiken I" make Horidn Historical drama would r-h,Jr 1?Tr of Commerce, Raymond after ahigglng Mra. Sternbaum and morrow night at H:00 o'clock at important Job done, and I know ail announcement over III* public , feature the .Seminole Indian post g ra m . First performance of Ihe Passion Paul C. Mitchell, a science kL, Ball, prealdent. laid today, Armorv to Uie ground obaer- that at this time I Just cannot glvo nddresa system in Id* car. Th# annual affair, during -wl. . . her husband. Sternbaum was foomt the head* the committee Aiken's announcement even­ Play in the 3.ikk) seat outdoor thea­ - atlon corn* o( Ike local Civil Df- the time to It." U’'’ feme unit, John Saul", chairman, When told of Mr. havlll-'* de­ tually ri-iu'lied the grief stricken ter will lie presented Jan D. There id aodel action at the preranU and candy are d l . t r i f f i E J Mf ‘ ln ,n ,lley __________________ will lie performances three time* cision, the two chairmen *«ld lliul Davis fundiv. F fn t Methodist Church in ML to children of the community and nnttnunceil today, la furnished, will he Msrima week ending March ll. they knew they spoke for the com­ Veraon. N. Y., told a Houe* Com­ entertainment f'ity Fire (’)iief M. N. CleveMembers will he familiarised under the direction of . ’ Al. " ' f mittee a* a whole wll'-tl they said lanil H in ted tndav tliut hi* de­ merce flu boomtxlttee yrsterday the ■taged Arthur Tomklnaan. Liberal coq(X Breckenrldee, comman- with the different typo* of air­ they regretted the fact Mint partment was not i-silli’il to the Movie Time Table lie come “st ell hour*, buttons to the celebration the Central Florida group craft and how to spot them and that night, including the eah- been made. Mr. Ball alated. f the Civil Air Patrol, and John report them to Jacksonville In the local business man could not fire hut" Mint tie hud heard someR IT / serve. inflesj of <h* audience, tillin' about tt. "We have no of­ ndea, sommandar of the local lha event of an emergency. The Favorable committee “The Greatest Show on Earth" ficial record or ever receiving a , et m plte." win*, will he among local mem­ obaervatlon post will be a the were made and eight new mem 1:0(1 - 3:44 - (l:2fl - 0:12 cull on that fire you mention," were taken Into the orgenlxatlon. ber* who will attend a CAP ban* Hrtyhound hue elation in case of MOVIE1, AND HEPAIRH BEING MADE tti>' Chief said. . e " tl at the Dubadroad Country an emergency or war, Mr. flaula The meeting.was eom-Iuded with "I Want You" Renalra are being made to thn Mr. Cleveland reported Ihut the Club tomorrow afeht, belue Commluionr Otla E. Fourakre adShow starts 0:30, feature 0:57 one interested In giving as- wooden marquee at the Htrick- only alarm turned In vi-ntrrdav dreesing the group on proooaed *ta*ad aa part «f ^OAP Waek" road Imororaments In Laka Mar*. activities. alaUMP to the corps la Invited hv land-Morrison Ford agency and wa* a call from T. R. Tubbs, 412 intermission 8:60, last fsatura The CAP marked ita eleventh by tho chairman to attend the the floor in the front show room South Park Avenue, at 5:95 p.m. and answer period fol0:84 fe being painted. who had an overheated stove. anniversary last Monday. ss? 'xrsas.... .... ■.... JayceesFace 11 Haggard Seen As Projects During McCarty Choice Next 2 Months For Racine Post.’ Junior Chamber Is : South Carolina In Trailer All Ft. I'icM'ce Membership Goal Is Found (iuilty Of Rroakinjr, B Convinced Tunnels Are Real Solution Fr. Daniel Hegarty To Deliver Oration k,A t Elks Services i \C Faville Declines l Davis Home Near To Be Named As City L i m i t s Is Hospital Trustee Burned To Ground Year-Round l ’.sc For Beer Commercial Is On Church Program / . S ’* I fe �0 | Court Records Cassandra Francis Celebrates Birthday DEEDS i Overall eel I,an<l Company To 8. O. Hhlnhnl-er, Jr. (•Ida, F re d II., *gL T o lloae H u in p h reya , »g l. Fre n e h , F . F . A w O ra ro To 'Cl, W . I.ew la A w Jean O ile r W e lle r Hom ca, In r. T o M il­ ton A tlrn n F e r re ll A w N o rm a H a ll, Mania A hli Itnndall T o M atlie C h ild * E g b e rt, M. I*. A w Mora T o A d o lf F rie d A w l(o*u (Jot, H . Jam c* A w Sad ia II. T o Jo h n M. H e n k a rik , Hr. A w I rein* fC JC D ) C it y o f H nnfnril T o D o u g in . H len atront A w Flo ren ce (Q C D ) IteeypK, A n n a M., w id. To Joseph A . Iteevea r h lllllia , W ellbo rn (!., J r . To H e n ­ r y N . T a m m , J r . A w Jeanne L n w ln n , T . W . A w Lo ttie l.ee To Itobert Jainea l.nw ton, agl. l.nw ton, llo h ert Ja in e a, -g l T o T . W . Law ton A w Lo ttie Lee Shepherd, F o rn e y W. A w M int ha T o Itnv It, llro w n A w E lx le Mae (Q C D ) C lip e . E l neat I ... w ill. To M ark It. Dodd A w L liii M., Eat. by E n honoiee received ' tire ty g ifts frnni h e r ! V in e , A . W ., wld. To Itnhcrt E ll* dlvea. • w orth D row ning A w A lh ertn — — ----------1 S tra h n n , (Jerald C . A w E lle n T o W lilfre d A . W a lte r A w M a ry Allan Stanley, captain of the New York Hanger*, live* In Tim-' M a ritu rrl e r W e lle r llo m ra . Ine. To min*, Ontario and I* th ejm n of! HThonm x It. t,aw lor A w A re th a the town's fire chief. Duke and Navy have Iwen font1*11 opponent* It! time*. The two Mary team* flrat met In 1027 when Mine Carroll, Davll coach Hill Murray wn* a Clare, freshman at Duke. William To Homer W. Morgan A w An­ na O. i Ertel, Wllllrim II. A w Ealcl M. To (ieorge A. Hlubblng* A w lllliln Newman, It. A. A w Ada Mnudo To Mnurlre A. Evan* A w Mellm-im- (QCD) Smith, Kj C., Jr. A w Anna M. To Maurie* A. Evan* A w Mt-llnenao (QCD) Woodruff, Frnnk L„ Jr. Horry 8., Adm. To Mnurirr A. Evan* A w MHini-nae ((JCDl Vnrn, .1. A. A w Evelyn |„ To Harry llarrouDnrrow, Harrv To l„ ('. Alexandre A w Anne II. S n n to N , Antonin A w Helen K. To Wilbur Fl*k Enddy, Jr. A wl Jenn I'hlllipi, Wellborn f*., Jr. To Mahbm llayex Hllllnttxit-y A w Maudle MOItTfiAflKHi Ferrell, Mellon Adfon A w Nminn Nell T o H to rklo n , Whatley, Dnvin A Co. Fr'e l. Adolf A -*■ lloxa To M. I*. Egbert A w Mora Henkarik. John M.. Sr. A w Irene Lol* To Flrat Federal Having* A I,nan Martin, I*. W, A w Dorothy T. To Flrxt Fedrial Having. A l.oan Anderxon, Willie A w Amanda To Flrat Federal Having* A l/oan McLaughlin, John !(. A w Hex*If M. To Flrat Federal Having* A l,oan William*, Jainea H. To Flrat Fed-, eral Having* A Loan Tamm, Henry N„ Jr. A w Jeanne To Ktoeklon, Whatley, Davin A A&P is ready to help the busy holiday shoppers save money, time and steps with scores of Not juat a doirn or ao of ■elected Item*, but liter­ ally hundred* of graod b u y * throughout tbo ■tore, Including Important holiday food* now ready for quirk, aaay aaloetiona. Lloyd Hrhlgr* and Spencer Trar encounter trouble aboard *hip In thl* a e e n e from MOM'* "Flymnut j dvenlure", allowing Sunday ind Monday on the Itli* The,iter aereen. Western National Dank Florida Home (in* Company To South Atlantic (in* Company I’enley, Alvin To Hanford Atlantic National Flank Ilnbxnn, Hurry To Florldn Stnto [lank Market Terminal Truck Htop To Florida Hlate Hank Davia, K. I,. To Hank nf Melhourne Super High! Heavy Western Grade Choice Heef Prime Super ltiitht Heavy Western Grade Choice tlecf Mina To lleaaon, Itoaa Lee To Family Loan Company 7.lna N. I'rrvla, It. E. A w Lou Verta To Juno Parkers Fresh APPLE . [E cach 39c Super (tight Heavy Western (!mde Choice Heef Plate nr Suuer Itluht Freah Made Increased Hnrmela Flavor Sealed With lleuna Jnne Parker I • |,h, COFFEE Mild nad Mellow Holsum Bread Scientists soy Sunshine Vitamin D is GRAPE JAM Nourtehlnn IONA COCOA Gardtut Sweet IONA PEAS l,|hhya Freentone PEACHES EXTRACT necessary for the body to utilize Calcium in the diet. W ithout Sunshine Vitamin D , Calcium from any source is not fully utilized. You must Ann I’ag* With Tomato Hauer have both and Holsum gives you both, Holsum Hot»um I* yonr bent rh n ire of en­ riched hrrndi berniisr it cnntnln* ALL the vitamin* nnd mineral*, in­ cluding 8iih*Hine Vitamin D, n* rec­ ommended by the Nntlnnnl Henearch Council'* Food and Nutrition Bourd. is your biggest value in bread because PILLSBURY FLOUR it gives you better flavor and extra nourishment at no increased cost One-half pound (eight Mice*) of Hoi■urn Bread will supply you with nt least the following amounts or per­ centage* of your minimum dully re­ quirement for their ciicntiai food aubitirtcei; POTATOES YORK APPLES POTATOES Hood Juicy ORANGES Lftfli* HI BANANAS m WAX PAPER SCOTTIES (Vitamin Bt) (Vitomin B,) B itte n Tafcuco Flavored m tm Snowdrift Shortening 3 lb can N c I Wesson Old p t ML p c La Choy Soy 8auce ML |Bc Trend Ige pkg. g |e *nt. pkg. g c B p b - 0 Clecnaer lie Modes* teg. size pkg. $$e Peter Pan Peanut* 7% os. gl. } |c I Dial Soap small bar | for |$ c 1 Babyllm as 118os. pkg. ||c | Armour* | Chopped Ham 12 bi. cati U t OXYDOL �i Italian Children Famed For Effort In Catching Snails T hreat Of Railway Car Shortage Hops Up Early This Year „ By JACK BRUSINt ROME —It wo* raining very hint, but the nine children of Pepplno d'Annunzlntn didn’t mind TAMPA (AM — Threat of » milroad ear shortage, nlnmsi mi an­ nual litigation for the Florida funn­ er, cropped up early tit the an nun I meeting of the Vegetable (Gower* Association of Anicrleu. A prediction that Khoiriit u g n • culture would <-\|o i i. in ■- such o tag * |lf llol.-flllllt- UXMi I miII I*. ginning about Jan. 1-1 was miuliWednesday by James K Knudaoii, head of the Defense Tmn*pi*rl Ad ministration. U. 8. Sen. 8|>c**:i i d t. Holland *nld he looked for greatn effort* l>y the itn-oming Iteioildii-no « l. ministration to meet the niotdcni of transportation shoitnge* Neither speaker offered mtv —• lotion of the threat Kmid'oo sp-,4 he honed the title king Industry would lie nble to loin out ill tiefilnrh ns it did ln*t year "We have fewer freight iin* this vent than we Hid lin-t \--oi id ltd* time," Ktnidson said "We will do the lies) we can to maid- the curs go as far as they can and a* fu*l a* llicv eiin." ft) They lined up, the little nne* first, squrrtlng their nose* against the dripping window pone of the ground floor kitchen. When the rain stopped they rushed out, earryina little straw baskets. "Oohl I,onk. how hiu and fait they are,” cried Gianni There ore at least 20 under this cabbage leaf," shouted Maria from the Harden. The children were after snail*. The big fat spitting ones thnt European* consider a drllcnrv cookrd with n Int of garlic, al­ though most American* don't like them. The nine IVAnnunzInto children are famous In the neighborhood They supply snail* to a collector every day It rain*. Thcv receive at much a* 40,000 lire ($60) a week. Tri collectors, snail* are worth ,10 lire a kiln <t> cent* for 2 2 pound*!. They nre worth tnurh PRIIIDINMIIC1 Gen Dwight D FPrnhower Is pictured nt hi* Nrw York headquarters as he eonlerred more on foreign markets and Maly with hi* adviser* on the Korean war. the seimiun of a C M and other major problems -* i">«P I lot lurid said lie thought tinexports them In quantities to neigh­ (I to r 1 are- Ken Style* Bridges of New ll.unpsldrr, tjen Elsenhower, 8“n Robert A l atl if Ohio and fu n n e r would benefit undt'i tlxboring countries, mostly to France Kl*eohow ef n ilm ln i* li ntloti by House 8peakeMo.be Hep Joseph W. Mm tin of Ma-sarhuscIL. <|..'er.df tonal E relu.lrej Malians eat them loo, of course jr o s t - r use of seel but ’l*1 n f the Resides thp "am nlrur" collec­ ta riff law s lie exp lained litis w.i* tors, there nre pros in this sport intended to help m ake mi> to fur-*too. The professionnl snalt catchers ci < fot h ig h e r ttrli e» dm •>> G i t i T gn out mostly at nlqlil, ami comb mi e u lp n ie n l mid o llu -r II* m* 1 the fields for snails ntovldle>t th ill 'll) per --‘-nt id I n - d f Weather Apart from snails consumed unym euts go ltd*' a fund fo r the locally, five tons of them cross the benvflt of t ig r ic u llin e border Into France every day I n IT C T t -“ —nio i F lo - i hi setintoi look High l oss I'rerlp. packed in s p e c i a l rrates, for i WASHINGTON liTt - Disclosure that Elsenhower booster* spent at o l l l T K : U t i l e i n U is| for the H e p o ld ica iis •** t* --V *> Asheville 31 12 French restaurants and homes. down on the C o in m o d ilt ( ‘ir d it iloslim 2K 12 Malians are grateful to Frnnee least $1,200,000 In pre-convention Chicago .11 M 113 Cor |H»I at loll fo r ifli"> ti'i rfZ ie le t l’ V Its Wit.1,1AM J. CONWAY for eating snail* In *uch quantities actlvltlci without reporting it sad tu r e s t r l-1 it--- I'n-'t-i* tooi amt 117 til CHICAGO if — The Council of New Orleau* M means good ready money, and brought a suggestion from a eon committee today M a rk e tin g A iln iin is lt n t io ii, New \'ork 12 3U ii i iiv in, ntiiiir* , .. *• * | j that* otdit State iim Governments criininnn imiiij Unlay d suggest»*w,K’ it iivi’B frees ido the iiriu.i field* in of them Some gresslonul 17 42 He described t'MA tinyim-nts f**i time* *nnll§ nro n plnitur nhnut n* on ' ftW* ',c 1Mj j|ui! presidential primaries in Seattle II IN •oil conservation a* “nothing in the states he held on the name Wn.hinglon had aa locusts. They ent new leave* ened The expenditure, made by the Jack.onvillc I tie world hut handouts" pu\ >il 1!) date off vegetables, corn, wheat and Citizens for Elsenhower committee, III inent for what farmers "should do 72 treea. Such primaries now are stretch Miami til .12 anyway." Collectora will take snails nf all did not have to be reported under cd out, slate by state, from March Tallahassee kinds—green, hrnwn, yellow, and present law. which requires politi­ through June cal com ml Hers to report only re The cminc 11 passed along thi* white—provided they arr half an nn,l expenditures In a gener idea to state lawmakers miner In weight and an Inch or F. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED GOOD nl election. more In diameter. II umild lie highly desirable for I The spending lo help win the lie Ihe stales In fix identical dales nuhllcun presidential nomination f„r presidential primaries, prefer was disclosed yes- „|,|y it ,|ale within about a mouth Entertainers Barred teorrd uElsenhower y b y W a lte r W illia m s . 1 tin ir *>f the national rnnvnntlon* in a n o f true Citizens for Elsenhower In Protest Of Strike committee, Till* would avoid the present to a special House committee studying possible elec unduly long period of the precon volition campaign and would en CHICAGO, (At—Owners of nearly lion law revisions. ik) night cluhs in the Chicago me­ Chairman Hoggs (D-I.n) told lm ,rn*** all leading candidate* lo la b . tropolitan area barred entertainers newsmen It Indicated the need l«r ]’!,1ll’r., |l l,r, 11,1 last night In protest against a some system of determining how n" , 1 0 a f,w I.E t N. HON El,ESS strlko called by the American much Is collected ami spent in an The council *altl only It) state* M.l. ME \T Guild uf Variety Artists against entire campaign, Irnm the lime a now give their citizens a chance four night spots. candidacy Is boosted until the lime h* l"ke 11 direct hand In selerllnc A spokesman for the owners said Hie election takes place. the presidential nominees of the loken strikes were urderrd in four Ollier committee member* ex major parties olher cities. pressed similar sentiment* hill There are two method* of doing More than 3U0 entertainers, In­ agreed thut the main difficulty this Under one. (he citizens cun cluding strip teasers, were affeetrd facing Congress is the question of express their preference for the r : \ r i i A t k n u k h iik i.k m i s • bv the shutdown. The fonr . struck . • whether control of primary dec nomination by voting In n prefercluhs. Including two In siinuroan (ion* nn(| pro convention activities ential primary Under the oilier Calumet City, were closed. sen. mThe e j, „ [n whlch Congress has Ihe citizens vole for delegates to cluhs remaining open had music Jurisdiction. Heretofore. Congress the national convention of their but no entertainers has proceeded on the theory that parlies Milton Raynor, attorney for the the state* alone hold Jurisdiction | The council said prricnl prl Cafe Owners Association of Chi­ over primaries and other non mnry law* have been criticized cago, said Jack Irving, national general election activities because of variation* in dates unit director nf the Guild, ordered the V / strike after member.* uf the nsao provisions tlesiill* In some stall?* II. S. G O V ER N M EN T G R A D ED GOOD are binding 011 runvcntlnh dele Reds Demand Return gates, IIEKI CHUCK for inslanee. lint mil in quest that cafe owners pay the others Of Kuasinn Deserter Guild $1.30 per performer a week. Rot II also said RERUN. iJt1 - The Soviets ,|«"There I* little sentiment today maoded (hr return of a Russian for a nation-wide prt**i«b*nlial pn Secondary Schools deserter to the West today and Ihe mnry whose results wmibl In- h I IIESII GIIOI ND (troup Adda Mcmhera Americans promptly countered nal. displacing Ihe nallon.il inn with a rer|uc.*t to interview an vrullnn* iia m b u r kr A more likely course, it added MEMPHIS, Tenn kW-Thc South American soldier the lleds any has would he to: ern Association of Colleges and gone over to them Sergei Dcngln, rhief Soviet re Keep presidential primary laws Scrnndary Schools wound Up Its annual mrctlng today hv adding prrsenlalivr In Rerlln, demanded on Ihe hooks nf Ihe Gales which TENDER TASTY ALL MEAT Ihal the U. S. immediately rclurii have them, and make efforts lo n number of high schools to Iho Russian Pvt Alexander Kulikov, correct defects and bring about association. Kirby Walker, superintendent of who entered Wrsl Rerlln last Thurs­ uniformity. A more likely tmirse, II added, public school* In Jackson. Miss., day and asked "political asylum.” U>. was elected president nf tho asso­ Orngln charged the American* would he In: ciation. Ho succeeds Guy H. Wells, were "forcibly" detaining thr Hus I. Keen presidential primary president of Georgia State College slan and werr trying In "make laws nn the hooks of Die Males him turn traitor tn litIs country. for Women nt Mlllcdgovlllr. Ga. which have them, and make effort* Mn|. Gen. laTtiuel II Mathew- t() eorreri defects and bring about High schtsda, private and tnihlir, added In the association Included: son, the U. S. rommnndnnt here. , uniformity LYKES THRIFTY SUGAR CURED Alabama- Cullman High; Central replied lit a teller that Kulikov 2. (ilvc the other stairs time .SLICED UREAKFAST High, Elorrnre; S. It. Hutlcr. was n legitimate ixilltlenl refugee tn ndopt Mime form of presidential ’Huntsville; Mvlngslnn High: Pelt and suggested that the Russians primary nr itopnlnr elrcllon nf con­ la b . c City High; Thompson High, Kilurln; come Interview him and see for vention delegates. R. R. Comer, Sylnrnuga; and Sum­ themselves. It then suggested Hie vote on Mnlhewson added he would hr the same dale feature to itate* ter County High, York. Elorida-Rusnnell; Central Cath­ "gratified" for tho same oppor­ which wan to revise older laws tunity to Interview Pvt Carl T or onset new ones. olic, Jacksonville; Tomlinson Voca­ Tho presidential primary sug­ tion. St. Petersburg; Wllllston Make, nn American soldier from High; and Orlando’s Edge water Covington. Ky. The Communists gestion was among Ihe reeominen earlier this week said ho had de­ dntiona for state legislation drafted and William It. Ilnnnc high schools. serted tu the Red rone, fleeing by Iho enuneit and nlaced before "American Imperialism." representatives of the stale* to :i u » . Official* Concerned day. Widening Of Election S u r e s t ion Made haws Is Suggested To HhW ,»r im a riC8 THE SANFORD HERAl.ll I hur-. Dec. I. 19.12 Page .1 State Farmers Market t*r*Hiri \«. If H " n n i i i l i ftT% T« f t IIH F.lt>1 Hi. r i.iiiiiiiA I-'ll" u hi k j»pjt t u r*’|Kirte<I l»y i'*dkr» on llit* Mirtfori Htut* iK’i* Ntfld f 1o J.JO MINI Ii AN AtRIAt VIEW ..f ii , Where pertl Is 1100.....tin i * - ;l1,d lot* [m ,« - driern till •/arris whlih ivvi-gt mo ( of tin- mid were utildmlrri lo Hie - lor o (fn.. BPS Ordered To Wipe Out Certain Ceilings riu- niiiilhi-i t 'liit c d Ktiil*- llllr sllll’l In W A S H IN G T O N f \ federal court today o rd e ic d the D flic e id I'rle e S ta b iliza tio n to wipe out p rice c e ilin g s on a long li*t of food p ro iltu ts proce**od In u n tru ll* and vegetable* d :R e p a i r i n g ? , A m o ng Ihetn a rc lath* tellies p rese rv e s and lim ir . all i . i i i i i i -i I and d eh yd ra ted *oii|>* uu Im ling those co n taining meat* *tr.lined and rllo p p i-d h a h \ .nnl uinio r loud* v in e g a r and *aiiee* | | o j p a l s p h o n e D ir e c to T E tt W H b C A N D O IT! STEAK STEW 59, STR IP LOIN LB. STEAK ROAST \ Mil for Her ’ ' f«»ll \ llllf hHitt Ik |1 |lil*tcn HALLMARK CARDS IM " IIJ * k»H tI * III I* * I il'llf i ' l 1 out 1till iclttlc rMl|£ EHilitkk *11 1*.1 %*111d tk .111I11I 14i f I ^ l.ihc I in* IT uni nl lliitf miiw| mi|nti t *11«I fit 1 Mim tn t$*$L«% lm n« mil «•I •Ii i * kifijlil nil I i»l t g'ge“ 11 fn t At?h 111 iii \ 1 tin *t rim - ^ m l i ’x lil'1|HI " VItil i*jti I m il If Ik .1 Hi. f,(111» til lit .11. MIC *»MII til 1 l uni atllii lit it* Ifll'H * | illII **1 ill*»||t III' .... MKHI* h14*|l III pi " lin e r - Ik11 *I willi 1-1 |i *l 1 1 *I put III . Iiiisrti For T I iohi- W ho ( fire E nough To Send T he V ert lle s l! Lb. (; WIENERS High CommiHHioner South NEW DELHI. 1At—Swiss legation officials today began lo show signs WASHINGTON UR - Walter J. of great concern over the prolonged delay In newa nf the oulenmo of Donnelly, a career diplomat for ________ . veres expedition. One nearly ^30^years, has resigned as the Swiss Everest h commissioner to-Gcrcommented: "We ere not znakina U. 8. many, admit jninlslratlon sources din Joko over Iho feet -a ___ _ »L .. . we .. cannot .. closed today tell you anything thla tim e." These sources, who asked not Legation official* said they had no Information on porilatent rum- to be quoted by name, said Don­ ora here that a representative nf nelly Informed President Truman !m, In |n that he wishes lo enter private the Swiss Alpine Foundation u e in Zurich. Edward Feui, la flying to 1 business. The nature of that bullDelhi to Inveitlgatfl the l a t e o M rth e ness was not known. foundation's expedition, ■* The S0-year-old diplomat has The flwlsi official! discount "un­ been the top ranking American authorized" reports attributed to official )n west Germany since ellei that the expe­ July IS, when he was named to Nepalese traveller* dition has com Dieted the descent eueceed John J. McCInv. Everest and 1$ now en route to Ilia Job haa been much the same the Nepalese capital of o Katmandu. «» that of ambassador, although Instead they. appear to be begin­ he itoee not hold that tltlo because the German peace contract has not ning to fear the w ont. Tho Swiss team began Ua climb yet gone Into force. Donnelly holds of unennquered Mt. Everest O c t 0, th e r a n k nt personal ambassador. When the peace contract goes Into effect, the high commissioner X * * aiaau m ended. itv ISO gton sources said ihe which la more ‘ haa accepted Donnelly's 1, but has delayed ant for diplomatic reasons. — 3 Will Not Accept Proposal ATLANTIC COAHT LINK RAILROAD COMPANY ANNOUNCER FOLLOWING CHANCE IN SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE DECEMUEK 11, 1052 SaathhnnaSi J " - *15 i r* 2"* I? 4 * *•"" ! ’* <**• •-», lit* m.m a s if ts tta T s t: " M ..n . I.v. a-Ma.Ni x»a re a*, iiia n.m. i.t. a-sx ■ •2"* "1 *»*> f-S. I iW* p tr Xo, |t* Ar, S-IS am. t,*. HUM a * n g H a n u g M n R R rfj ■ L. 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I’yun said a communication to ta s te r B, Pearson, president of the Assembly, will state his govern­ ment’s rejection of Ihe Indian plan "O ur government cannot accept the Indian rcaolutlon because it V agafnst tho aplrlt of Ihe constitution of the Republic of Korea," Pyur ■aid. The U, N. plan rails for al' prisoners of war to ho sent to a demilitarized lone tor repatriation by a commission. Pyun’i govern men}.,regard* all Korean prisoners as dtlaens of Korea. 1 1 1 1 II m i * 39 Can 1 <>l 10 .M ■* 1*1 III I til 39c BACON Over Swi«8 Climbers Diplomat RcHifftiH Ah ire i» li N tin nally • I’anghnrn • Norris C hrlsln tits Gift ir 39c T/PTOP Sui'lK MflRKL! ” W ruiiped DRUGS YOU (AN Of F fNO ON ANT DRUG PRODUCT THAT IT ARC Off NAMf RfiCAll w ‘- W t;\ I �THE SANFORD flFRA1.li Page <1 Thur*. Dm . 4, 19.12 Citrus Group Isn’t Sold On Western Area Possibilities LAKELAND tfl - The Florida Tangerine Cooperative ii.i't ai *old on the llocky Mountain area a i a prospect for expanding sales aa it was a month ago. Philip C. Morse Jr., manager of the cooperative, recently flailed that area and advised upon his return that the organltatlon shift a promotion campaign planned for the Salt Lako City area. On his recommendation the Flor­ ida Cltrux Commission agreed to use the 120.000 earmarked for the Salt Lake City promotion In tho Mlnnea|>o]|s St Haul area Instead He said there Is too much com petition from cheaper ArDona tan ierlnes herouse of the difference n shipping cost* between Arizona Halt Lake and Florida-Salt Lake. Morse said Florida citrus Is b» Ing sold In Salt Lake City hut Is lffcred only ns a 1111 In between the season* for various California and Arizona crop*. "I'olentlnlly Halt Lake City has great promise as a Florida market but tnat may be several years away,” Morse said. Thn commission Wednesday also approved 125,000 fur the grapefruit promotion in Detroit, I’lttsbnrgh, Roalon, Diiffalo and Albany; a"* 170.000 fnr promotion of temple oranges In New York. Cleveland, Chicago nod I'hlladelphla. It voted contributions nf 150.000 to the Florida Citrus Exposition, 14.000 In provide free citrus Juice In the cloakrooms of Congress and $300 for Die Stale Chamber of Com merer, tl.OOO less than last year. The commission decided In view of larger rrpp estimates to shift oyer to Its "It'* budget of Iz.nno.oof for consumer advertising. It had been operating under a tentatiw "A" budget. The commission gets Its revenue from a per box tax on all citrus marketed The largfr Ihe crop, t*-more advertising Is generally needed In sell II, hut alto the rev­ enue Is higher f Lee Firm Low Hiddcr On Key West Project CHARLESTON, S C. gp-Hlda for more Ihmi two million dollars worth of construction at the U. S Naval Ausiliury Air .Station, (ilvn co, (in , were opened al Sixth Nn Vnl Dlstrlrt llendi|imrtcrs here Wrthicsdny Duval Engineering anil ('onlrnclIng Co, JncHsnm’llle. F la, was iipnnreiit low ludder m JJ.1(7,111 W) with Foulk and (.'oleninn Construe thin t’o., Tnllahnssee, Fla . second nt 12,1(13.311)11, nml J I). Manley Cn., Leesburg, Fin , third at $2, 123,231.14. Construction of a concrete run way 200 feet wide am) 8.000 feet long, with a commit) apron 130 foal wine nml 2.300 feet long, Is covered by Ihe bid*.Anniijini'enirnl of Ihe award will lie made later, In another bid opening, Lee Con­ struction Co., Hanford Kin . wns apparent low bidder for construc­ tion nf Improvements at the Navy'Key West, Fla., pumping system. The rompany entered a hid of SKl.ti.vi However, award of Ihe rontrnrl has been postponed pend­ ing certification that three other bids were mailed before tho dosing tlmo for receiving bids. cr-.ftr-fy w ’H ’V'-H k J TfKJ'i i t'. tdr-TA* pt-rt; i«. .'dftt f4,t 1 *J*D5-v.t,’’n:.jU' r I i ’ • n f ' - A - M t . ifottUr T«ll hllif. *’?• ’VVt» Jf-Tr* ' n t hAftfiPru' • . > .■*» 03 MM to il I */&•]': !1 i‘| T - j t - w i U .j i f H i i r l V ] • * I' ■ •]* , ■. ■ ‘ th ib o C lb - rtdlMdf r,,*i(’,‘Vj MU I L ' 1 fo ri)-o ,+jl.j irih i/ f . KL • .e*t‘ : - , i Ha > u < i f „ ■ L s 't ' ^IV rsirlf - • Min Ann Hcbaefer, as she will appear In a Mena from Josef Mclar'i Dlack Hill* Pauloa Play, paHraylng Halome danrlng In Herod’s Court at Ihe Catalan Clay Amphitheatre new under tonalniftien at Lake Wales. Pioneer ( lull mrmbrrs will witness the nprnlng performance January V. FuMIe par(armsorts will he featured .Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from January It through March 9. Mlaa flehatfer Is one of no professional performers In the Irnupr which will he supplemented by a cast of 150 leeally chosen performers. Two thousands reserved and unreserved seals are available far each per­ formance and advance reservations arc now being nccrplrd hy Ihr I'asslon I'lay Amphitheatre, llax 71, Lake (Vales, Florida. Vlsllnt* air welcomed al Ihe huge Amplillhcutrr where right permanent build­ ings on eastern Amet Ira’s most exotic slagc n-t air irady and other work la being rushed to rompltllon. 1 9 0 lUrnNiw’ifui 7 - 1 9 5 2 Christmas Parade Jaycce Projects (Continued From I'axa One) foril Junior High School. Magnolia Avenue wan Jammed with lainda following the parade a* Christmas rural* rote Into the air and drum malrrette.x performed during a massrd-hnnils demonstration. The irt drum majorette* of the Orlando floone High School hand were dressed in petite Santa Claus costume*. A troupe of (l-yenr-nld Negro maiorettea took part In the parade hark of the Croom* hand. A hand of welcome wn* extend* ,’ii ’he Junior Chamber of C o m m e r c e . c»-*nnn«or* of the pa­ rade with the Merehants Associa­ tion. to H youngsters from the flavin Lutheran HVven for Chil­ dren and Old Folks. These children were iHven prise s»nt* Mon n wngon at First Street end. Me-noll-s Avenue from whirh to watch the nnrnde and later wee- laker, on ihe annual .lovers orphan ChrMn’a* shopping tour, t’roeeerl* from hnllonri* which the Jaycres sold yesterifav went to­ ward this tour In which the chil­ dren mold purchase Christmas ?,re«ents for niemlwr* of their families and friends. Also the chil­ dren were Interviewed over Radio Station WTRIl hy Marlon liarman. Tim children attended the foxtlvltlo* under the supervision of Mrs. Andrew llnnhd, wife of the Haven's superintendent! anil Mr*. June Holler, houxr mother, while Mi-* Hellv Mlkler a s s i s t e d try fur* pMdnif Iiapstiorlntion for some of Mu' 'at*. Carl f’risoe was In charge of iMi portion of the project for the Jayeees. I’olice Chief \VilHnms remarked the parade wa* ‘‘one of the Iwst we’ve ever had." Anernxlmaltlv 25 oollrernen and SNAS shore pntrolnien directed »ruffir. "It wn* ea1v to handle the traffic." the chief said. s«,t the affair was "very orderly." II" *nti| that tra f­ fic which rinrmallv would have pop ...... Park Avenue wns diverted to French Avenue, Cant. Chittenden remarked the liitlirra had difficulty In chooslnn winners In the parade heeause all the cntrl»a were so good. Among the strl1 *n« floats were two from Casseth-rry. One nf them dcnlcted II Yule scene In a hum", complete with Christmas tree, fileolare, "grandmother" hy the f|.e nod songsters at a piano. The o*h«r Coat carried a "queen" end little "princess" with thvir "atl'-ndeets." The float was .lecorated with "frosted" ferns, one of Die mainstay* in the economy of the small r'<mnuinttv. The floats were entered he the Cusnidhcrrv l.lrms Cluti and the Woman's Clnh of Cnas.'lherrv respectively. The Hid« Hluma I'hl sorority, entered a 'now man made of crepe oaoer while the Snnfnrd Tourist Cluh Imd a car in the parade with a placard hearing the inscription, "Vnow Rtrtjs," on the hack of thn • eli'cle. The float of the Iluslnea*, Professional nml Ctvlr Cluh, Col­ ored organisation, depleted n fire­ place vd*h Chrlstmn* present* In front nf It, Striking among the spvrtnturn •van II. ('. Dodd, chairman of the County Hoard of CommlsKluner*, w-hii wn* wealing a huge, while Ittetsuli Ini' Also out of the ordleiirv wns th" system used hy the) .Isvrres la fill the balloon* they were selling. They employed a vacuum cleaner In the p.nlecl, putting it In reverse and placing a special attachment at the end of the hosu. A military flavor was given tho narnilc hy a contingent of marchIni* salines from HNAH. John I'lerson. rhaltm an of the festival rormnltlee. wa* parade niarshal, while assistant parade merslials were Hohert Itninldry, IV‘iirMh«im rroiM ra sa lr.Ki»n, “ \Vi. have n tremendous t»»k in front »f u* during tho iwxt two months, follows, nml wo will m-cil nil The help from new membership* that wo can get." five projucts will have to he i-’inim) no iiofore l’hri*Iinn»: Tit drive; liirht ronte*l; membership ilrjve; -hoppimr tour drive; and oT Democracy'’ cs'u.y cont<*t. In r>porting on the Chiirliiinr j.j, i ml... Mi Hti'iiiiti mo "noted liithw ay I'litioliiuin I!. I>. H u rloii h i i climating the ' i .v I at li twi . n 7.500 and 15.000. "Rgb claimed that it was lire biggest crowd to ever nee the Chil«tln»» pnrndc in its four year exl tenee," the .luyrr-e proxy -id I. ••Tin re is Wo question hot this was the Inutcst and onot iore*•id ootiidc wi> have ever Mailed," In. added. “Over 1.000 pe iplc par­ ti nint.'.l in ’lie paiadr alaWK with i nihi hands.'* Mr. I'linw rinnaunced that the (irphnn Shopping fund Picked up #17.511 from the sale of ballognx during the parade and an addl* tinimI *17 50 front the candled project Ihe toll farlllllea with other separata and distinct facilities and the pledging of the surplus gas tax to the entire .projectHe rescheduled final argument* In Ihe ease for Dec. 28 hare In­ stead nf Dec. 13 at Quincy to n*rlit opposing attorney! to obtain •positions and to allow time for preparation of a transcript of Ihe record. One of Ihe final witnesses, dec. Ralph Potts of Ihh State Hoard of Administration, testified he would wanl lo reconsider the entire prom»al ir the Interest rate offered by bund hidden waa more than 3.3 par cent. He estimated the bonda could be . •< 3 per cent fntereit. The validation petition would permit an it I*pi •' riinct'tisloH. SINOIR flANtt IlNAtRA and hut riin-star wife, Avn Clardner, hs’h 10.-i a pair nf honeytnooners drspite rerenlly tepinti- l domeslh' illlll 'iiltles, ns they arrive hy plane In London The m tress will leave li> r Spouse lo fly to Africa fora film with Clsik Untile, f liitrriutHon ill It rusts nliuitl HP an aeic to .tabtlsh permnnent pasture, Tarm Xpert! ■<ay. LENTY O F g? A Y IN G S! U Y O U R SA N T A l] the home! R ICH LO O K IN G AND VALUE PRICED! 3 Senator Taft Trailer Family former aenator from Connecticut, Durkin, nreiident of the AITPlumber! Union, is a Democrat who once advocalad repeal of tha faft-Hartfey Act and who sup­ ported Oov. Adlal K. Htevensoh. the Democratic prealdenllat candi­ date In the election. Rap, Joseph Martin nf Mam> ehuaatta, proipactive apeaker of the 1louse, told reporters he be­ lieved the dispute "will blow oyer. However, aeveral other House (Lowllnued Prea. F a te Deal school, ha* accordnljr to bar mother learned to adjust herself wondsrfully to Um frequent changes in her school in* due io th* vldseltudaa of traflar j ring. Her grads* remain remarkahly good driplta It * L A second problem fraquantiy e* * rising la tho lack of aeattng accom* odatlona for guests to the Wilkie home. Mr*. Wilkie just lovss to entertain their friends and says , aha has learned to solve this in­ convenience nulla satisfactorily by using a number of folding chairs. • "No more apartm ent hunting for me," frankly admitted Mrs. WIIhi*.. "Trailer jiving. 1 Just love You ran'l go wrong giving n apregd like tliial Everyone Ilkea chenille, nml they mine in ■ wide rnngc of colnra to p leare every honic-nw ner. Gentle wavy lirtce of aoft, rich chenille on n firm, long-last­ ing hacking! Come select youra now I dispute stirred by the senator,'! tAAMAAAARAAJy ' 'AA^ ^ | StovenHon r-im* »**«# tiaal idv have challenyad Stevenson’■ lUi as tlfd ar 'eadnr tq the rx rl" pHrH Ruswll of Georgia aa tV *♦*’« Hl'ilaf leader. laid there la a lo t of diactlon because ao many of jower'l appointments to bis l family have been drawr ,ong-tlmo aiaociatee ol Hoy. is B. Dewey of New York, srch pert* rtvsl. ' added Hut the sootier F*l wn, the hetter. ibtlcan rmutnrx *<— irlvstsly D-sl -n IrSkA^tSe PENCALI SHUTS illk y iiM o t h p o r t o lt l hx»h In eeae, that ('•* yryatyr jcnmg inerTsHnidy Irked ba­ ne had not received neat** MAW* towel, * hand towel, and e 12*,xl2“ wash cloth. See them in tho new bril­ liant colors! Our finost sheet makes a most welcome gift I ' Huy them for youraelf, too! Big selection of site* to choose from! ., �moved members of the AFL Flight and told the engineers they'd lose Engineers International Associa­ their Jobs If they didn't go back tion from its payroll and "Insti­ to work. tuted an extensive training and i "We don't Dcilevp the comping »mpi MIAMI. Fla. i* — Eastern Air checkout course for an entirely can fire us, we gre not resigning ■sign Nnc* today b'gan replacing flight new group of engineers " and none of us Is planning to go engineers who struck efc for Ihigher , Cant. Eddie V. Hlckenbaeker. hack to work," said Jack :Hubert president and general manager of president of the Miami chap­ c company salt! it had re­ Eastern, said the strike was illegal son. ter of the union. EAL I h Replacing Its Striking Engineers i) wr Robertson said the engineers would go back to work if tne com Record Of Hospital pany would grant them the same Visits Introduced pay structure—not the same pay nut the same rules tor figuring ------It—that the pilots have. 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Wlr-fe ••• •er nre. $2,19 t? i! » H ill $4.95 i». i*.ee«.er's I I I bl IT seal* h IR " , r4 - , 1H- „»,,f «»»,.. |jjgt M ed w ak al j«t Hm r $1.59 ™ fi-Light Traa Sat Reg. $1.1$ Hfk* "U re e fc e t-; Tett g f , | r 4 „ k u ft, N seeen iperxu K ,- »v*Srer i-.vte*#d r»rd tr«64 ,«it „ STORE t TT Hu m 0 w m 4 o*d Op$ntsd FRED SMITH I’llONK I33H *-ewe *e<n LV xV ivX v- c> • w ' 4 �■•' rmruwSVt , i Gators’ LaPradd And D ’Agostino!'Make All-Dixie Team , Tech, Duke And Vols Clan “B” Stetson Hatters Place More Than One On Team Seminole Cagera Begin Drills Draft* Red Hat End Grid Season Under New Mentor John Scott Hurler Roberto W ithU 3 Mark 'Ihum. Dee. 4, I»&2 P a ir 8 B» MERCER BAILEY ATLANTA (91 — Fifteen college* Mattered throughout Dixie placed atara oh the Associated Prea* 1932 All-South football team today. Only Georgia Tech. Duke, Tennaaaee and Florida put more than one player on the offenilve and defenalve platoon*. The All-South team cover* achoola In the South­ eastern and Southern Conference*. Maryland, Clemion, Virginia and Miami. Maryland nnd Clcmson, serving a year'* *u*pcn*lon from the South­ ern Conference far thrlr bowl ap­ pearance* last New Year's Day. were not eligible for regular AllSouthern Conference honor* thl* year. Virginia and Miami are Independent*, faking the offensive backfleld poets were Jack Scarbath, who Quarterbacked Maryland's split -T powerhouse; Leon Hardeman of Georgia Tech, who led the SEC In nd yardage until Injured; Bill any of Virginia Military, who i the Southern on total offenie, and Andy Koiar of Tennessee, one of the most potent fullbacks In the country. Pass-catching end* post* went to Harry llabcock of Georgia and Jack Lewi* of Wake Forest. CornDieting the offenslvo line were Kline Gilbert of Sugar Howl-bound Mliilaali Mississippi and Ben Dunkcrley of Wait "Y*»t Viral Virginia at tackles; John Michels of Tennessee and Jerrv Watford of Orange Howl • bound Alabama at guards, and Pete Brown of Georgia Tech at center. Tech, the No. 2 team In the na­ tion and Mississippi's Sugar Howl opponent, also placed Iwo men on the defensive squad. George Morrla, the SEC champions' defensive signal caller, look a linebacker posltlon, and Hobby Moorhead, a pas* Interception specialist, won a sido back post. Duke, fast regaining It* old standing as the power of the South­ ern Conference, placed Ed Mead­ ow* at tackle and Dick Sommer* By KENT CHETI.AIN E n o rm a a I safely. Tcnticssre, eighth-ranked nation­ ally and headed for the Cotton Howl, placed Mack Franklin at de­ fensive end. Florida’s two defen­ sive stalwarts, tackle Charlie La Pradd and guard Joe D'Agostino, also made tnc all-star team. Flo­ rida will play In the Gator Howl. Other* In the defensive unit; end Tom Scott of Virginia, guard Tom Harton of Clemson, linebacker Hex Shiver of Miami, and xldehack Norris Mullls of South Carolina. In addition to Tech and Tennes­ see, five other teams represented on the All South team are among the AP's top 20 learns In the na­ tion. Mississippi Js seventh, Ala­ bama ninth, Maryland 13lh, Flori­ da 15th, and Duke UHh OFFENSE ’oi. Player, College WT III Age Class Hometown IW 6-2 22 Sr. Hnllandale, Mis* !--Harry Babcock, Georgia 1"--Kline Gilbert, Mississippi 212 0-2 23 Sr. Vlckshurg, rg, Miss IV l--John Michel*, Tennessee 195 5-10 21 Sr Philadelphia. I'a. C-Pete Drown, Ga. Tech 200 0 2 21 Sr. Hossvlllc, Ga. All 205 ■0.4 21 Sr Gadsden, Ala 0 -J e rry Watford, Alabama 225 01 21 Jr Glassport, Pa. T-Ben Dunkarlev, W. Va. E -Jack Lewis, Wake Forest 195 0-2 20 Sr Birmingham. Ala. Stevenson Is due In Washington 01 21 Sr. Haltlmore, Md. B -Jack Scarbath, Maryland 1B0 5 0 20 J r Lafayette, Ga. M VW MM PlUVM IBM i V IB, Tech. II B-'M Leon Hardeman. Ga. 108 5 11 22 Sr. Illdgelcy, W. Va. 180 0 0 22 Sr. St. Michael, Pa. H Bill Brehiny, V.M.I. B-Andv Koiar, Tennessee 167 DEFENSE *Tom Scott, Virginia Virgin! 220 8-1 22 Sr. Baltimore. Md. "Charll# LaPradd, Florida •radd, Fk 215 0-3 14 Sr. St. Augustine, Fla. -Tom Barton, Clemaon it, Clemat 220 02 23 Sr. Lancaster, S. C. LSGeory# Morris, Qa. Tech 212 W m i Sr. Vicksburg, Mis*. •Rex Shiver. Miami 180 0-1 21 Sr. Miami, Fja. -jo # D’Agoetino, Florida 213 3-11 20 Jr. Orlando, Fla. 217 6 3 22 Jr Oxford. N. C. 0 2 20 Jr. Madixonvllle, Tcnn. X c ¥ V * ? S 0 i„ “ f e . . . . . . (B-Bobhy Moorhead, O*. Tech 170 5 11 20 Sr. Miami. Fla. IB-Norrla Mullls, 8, Carolina 170 30 22 Sr. Fort Valley, (la. •Dick Sommtra, Duke 158 3 9 21 Sr. Kingsport, Tenn. North Carolina; Doug Atkins, Ten­ HONORABLE MFNTtON nessee. . End* - Paul Blschoff, W. Va.; Centers and Linebackers-Louis Steve Melllnger, Kentucky; George Tope, Duke; Lsrry Morris, (la. Norris, North Carolina, Sam lions- Tech; Leon Cunningham, South ley, Ga. Tech; John Latorre, South Carolina; John Carey, Duke; Tom Carolina; John Alderton, Maryland Cosgrove, Maryland. Guard* - Truell Grant, Duke; Backs—Ed Fullerton, Maryland; Clyde Pickard, Wake Forest; Bob­ Bobby Marlow Alabama; Ed Mloby Burrows, Duke; Francis Ifolo- duaiewiki. William and Mary; Han, Tennessee; Cart Bonin, Duke; Handy Broyles, Washington and Nick Chlcklllo, Miami. Lee Jack Parker, Mississippi Tacklea-llal Miller, Ga. Tech; State; Worth Lull. Duke; Johnny Bob Ganna, Wake Forest; Don v ••■■■ Mapp, Virginia Mllltarv; Cecil InM,od- «r#m' Alahnma; Billy Hair, ClemMMwakl, Maryland; Tom Higgins, son; Art DeC'arlo, Georgia. S Florida Harbors Crooms Panthers Huge Number Of Travel To Haines American “Coots” City Thig Evening tti T A L L A H A S S E E - (B p rc la l)Tn* American eoot, or mudhsn, oc­ cur* a* an abundant winter real, danl In all parts of Florida, with many bird* remaining tat* In tho Spring and a few throughout the summer, report* Bill Jennings, Wlldllf# biologist of the Gamu ami Frtah Water Commission. Jennings th coot, which M_ the , said principally ulpally In Central que— K lsouthern :■ British Columbia, bae and aaaia of th* northern eaa iss,* sp ec k k ee snd WMahea of middle vMa. Thou* coastal water* S THE HANFORD HERALD By T. V. DAVIS The (rooms Academy eleven will be depending on their trading ground gainer* and the law of averages when Conch Franklin lakej his charges to Haines City »° Play a t 8:00 o’clock tonight. The Panther* ton gainer* are Captain Oscar Wllllama nnd O. Knight, both have been held acore !»*• In the last three games. A Crooms win tonight will dtpondIlargely on th* blacking and lack)ling ot inch stalw art line* men aa Trlckmaa Jackson, ThontMi and John Moor*. game last week (heir 4th straight defeat i f y— r, Leo Th# waa the With tho close of th* Beminole High School gridiron aeasun, Celery Fed fan* are now turning to the coming basketball season with the mo*t optimistic feeling In years. The progressive expan­ sion of Seminole athletic* under the Herman E. Morris' regime railed for hiring a "big lime" coach this year ned that was ful­ filled last August with the sign­ ing of John "Scotty" Scott. Th* new 37-year-otd mentor distinguished himself early In life by guiding Akron Kllet high school to the Ohio State prep championship In 1944 and later brought two mar* team* to the state final* In that *tat* of president*. Since the beginning of the school year, at Scott'* suggestion, the Fourth period claee, from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m„ was converted Into a special "athletic period." During this time, Scott commen­ ced a systematic Indoctrination program on basketball fundamen­ tal* to develop the green fresh­ men, sophomores and even train the junior* and senior*, who aro not familiar with the progress mid-west brand of basketball. While still a relatively young man, Scott has an outstanding re­ cord n* a rnarli In Ohio and Flor­ ida. Besides tutoring at Ellet high school, h« was a coach at Ak­ ron Central, Klsslmmen and m-voral other smaller Ohio achooh. tinea offered a one-tear eontrart at Muhlenberg linllege in Pennsylvania, S e n t I turned down the Inviting. Job becxiii* he wanted a three-year pact at the lime. He later became the Maytag sale* manager for the New England statea before deciding to move with hla fam­ ily to Florida where hi* father hed relics'* "( wee making good money with Maytag, but wa* away from home so much that my four boys hardly knew me when 1 came home," S c o t t recalled, "eo I gave up the Job to be with my family and came down to be with my father." The Klsslmmen Job came lmmediately In 1949 upon hla arri­ val. After a year Scott went north again to finish up some business matters and unexpected­ ly stayed two years before he could get hack to "Ood’a country.” "We really enjoy tha Florida climate nnd I like* to hunt and fish with the hoys," ha volun­ teered. Thl* summer Scott’e prelim­ inary oeerch for a coaching Job ended In a flood of offera. It I* nn secret that ha received attrnrtlve Inducement* to coach at Titusville, Kustl* and KUMimmrr. but fortunately Hcotl took a liking to whet he saw •n Hanford and Morrla and Lawton were perauaalve enough ao ".Scotty" wound up here. Dividend* wars fast In coming as the new mentor went right to work with hi* Junior Varsity charges and piloted them to a sterling 4-2 record thl* fall, the tiest JV season In years. IJniler the progressive guidance of roach Scott, the basketball training system opened last Fri­ day night with drill* In the 8IIH auditorium-gym. Slnca then he haa held practice every after­ noon. "We have a fin* Utahlag bunch of boy* thin year, though they nved a lot of liutructlo* and prattle# before they can become consistent winner*," Scolt aiplaltwd. "I personally believe that tha boya will be slow In starting this vear hut should round Into shapa Woodruff Praises Guard Art Wright For Sterling Play GAINEHVILLE (Upsets!) There haa been n decided lack of fanfare about tha anperb Job of football craftamanahlp defenalve guard Art Wright haa fashioned fit the Florida Oator defensive IIm this fall. Census survoys throughout tha Alpha PM Alpha fraternity ara. hava revealed that th* coot* sponsored the first annual post rt in largo mtmbera In tho aeaeolt football elaaale bring tha pond lllloa omFotlier maiah Panthers and the Tiger* of Eiiatlu to«th#T for their second clash with Vu*tie winning, 20-0, before pointed It np roeeatly with over 1600 fain. £ Crooms Lineup Grady Edge .... Leula Jackson .... John Moor# ....... Norman Klnnrtl . Charles Merritt .. •hallow, Earnest Thom .. procure Qaear William* .. sm !'***>•>>•.IMlIM*•*••#■• *« surface faro at x h e~‘ **w-4"" statement that "Wright la LE moat underrated llaemsn an ear earned thla year". It Is nearly Inconceivable that i arson of Wright's unlikely bull —202 pound* of well coordinated rausclo packed on a five-foot, Wichita Falls G e t s . “Old Red' In Big Diamond Drawings PHOENIX, Arli. Wi—Ten players from the Gcorgla-Florida-Alabama area have been drafted by class II and class C baseball leaguei at the annual baseball meetings here. In class B draft Wichita Falls of Ihc lilg State League picked u two pitchers, Noel Oquendo (20-1 from Dublin. Ga.. and Perry Rob­ ert* (19-2) from Deland. Fla. Waco, also In Ihc Big State' loop, received outfield_____ sr Hubert Murphy - ir, from Albany, Ga. Temple or the '.im i1 Il’ uk uc oil.jr ™ lee led p 1 t c h e r l l Hillary Stanton B r.' Coach John Hrott . . lid Akron EIIH High to Iihl*s slut rlinnipionship in 11144. Irom Class tiv tin1 end of the season Jitil in time fur the Itiipoitmit tuorhu- s e n t t n e e l-. Luther “ I mu going In ' from Waycross. R*** Roberta n»p ihi* y«nr'n (iu . nnd oulflHiler Don Frailer li'uin im u basin i front Dothan, Alu., to Sant* Bar* If o ri n-bolidlug barn In the California league. i,(.xt veue wlieu I'lno fltulf of the Colton State* k next wo will' '""9 Ricked u p outfielder Roberto I I believe, bell B have a real iroi.d Gunialli from Panama Uty, Fla., Y team Now don’t and Monroe of the same league f ' get me i wrong," received pitcher Jam es Harp (13' Eastman, Ga. he c o u n t e r ­ 10)St from Cloud of the Northern League ed, "We are not received pitcher Virgil Hrlaaon going to aocrlCurdele, Ga. it — m flee a l l u ii r from Altogether, the minor leagues llubba Bis be* game* this year drafted a tntul of llfl selection* for building a team next season, for $236,100. lowest In the four year but I will use younger fellows itiitlnry of llio open draft. like llubba Blsbee, Frank S taf­ ford, and Kn** llanmun as much u* possible." This year produced a pleas­ ant surprise for HIIH since a giant eager from the basket­ ball country of Kentucky showed up to bolster Scott's rage plans Inis year. The newcomer Is Gor­ don Clark, a 6-2 giant with what Hcolt terms a natural basketball ability, "This fellow U n natural player but has n lot of work to uo belore becoming polished," F<-ntt commented. "Clark doein’t fake hi* passes and has a bud habit nt throwing with only ono nrm. He Is not too fast and Isn’t the best PHOENIX, Aril. OH - In the dribbler but he can really shoot fourth major Delroit-St. Louli deal nnd 1* exceptionally good on lay* In a year, the Tiger* today traded ups.” pitcher* Virgil Truck* and Hal This latter ability wa* some­ While and center fielder Johnny thing that Sanford lacked badly Oroth to the Rrowna for left fielder Rob Nieman. socond baseman In last year. Last season's leading JV »ror- Owen Friend and cntcher outflelasr, Jlrmnv Krider, I* |p line er J. W. Porter. The swap, Involving some $250.for a lot of play thla year, Mcott said, Th* center position 000 In player talent, did not In­ may be a loss up between clude any cash according to Rudy Schaffer. Browns general manager. Clark and Krirfvr, (Turk*, a 33-year-old rluhthandWhen Junior Mctte’ nnme enmo pitched two no-hltter* fn 1952— up, Scotty smiled nnd said, "Jun­ ior has only been out for olio ugulnsl Washington In May and York Yankee* In August— prnrtlrr this vear but If he ran the New wound up with a 5-tU record. nlav basketball tho way ho plays butGroth, a Detroit regular since football, then wu might huve n 1949, hit 20.284 In 141 game* and winner thl* yenr." While, a 33-yea r-otd relief pltchsr, "Actually, 1 haven’t made my had • 1-8 record In 41 game*. ntlnd up on any ono of the player* The most Important St. Loula for the varisty thl* yp*r," Scott player Involved wa* Nieman, 23, continued, "I believe the III play­ a rookie sensation with a .289 bat­ er* who will bo vying for Varsity ting average, 18 honter* and 74 , will be Clark, lllsbee,' runs balled In. The right-handed Stafford, Joel Mos*, Dll Hhef-1hitter hit two straight homers field, Mutts, Hannum, Davis and against Boston In Ms major league Gerald Behrens." debut, Sept. 14, 1931. The Hemlno!** play Winter Porter, used both aa a catcher Park a week from tomorrow at and outfielder, received a M3.000 tha HHH gym beginning at IliM bonus from tho Chicago White Sox *.m. Th* gam* wilt be th* only as a free agent when he entered tilt played in the morning due pro ball. Last seaion the 19-yearto the banquet that will be nld prospect hit .230 for the Browm staged for the annual awarding after spending most of the season of th# Peter Hchaal football at Memphis and Colorado Springs, two White Sox farm*. trophy that night. Hrott said that ho would re­ The Tigers will have to wait a lease the IU32-3 cage schedule week or so for Friend, 23, to be for thn Fed* tomorrow. "I can discharged from military service. tell you that wu will play alx He was the Browns' regular sec­ games at home and eight on the ond baseman In 1930, hitting .237 in 1)9 games. road, he concluded. At first glance, It appeared that o Browns had the best of the guard Joo D'Agostino and tackles test trade, acquiring a starting Charll# LaPradd and Jimmy tcher In TTucka and a regular Hatch. They aro getting rratly center fielder In Groth for dm now to go against Kentucky Sat­ proven big leaguer—Nieman, Howurday, •vor, tho Tiger* wore reported hot till Although accurate figure* are after Porter, who haa promise of coming a future atar. aot available at thfc lima. It la likely that W right haa pat la ■or# aetual playlag Hm * In tha position early In tha seaion and Florida defoaatva Hue thaa aay moved on up toward the end of other member of the outfit. He- th* regulars, lie was a part of markahty durable, he. harrow* the Florida defensive lino of last under tha middle of the eoator year th at enabled tho Gatora to rank third behind Georgia Tech and Tennessee In the Southeastern Conference defenses against rush­ acrlmmaga braced for tho neat ing. A graduate of Lakeland High Schoo where he waa an All-Staia Wright i t playing hla aacond and ilAll-Southern under H i. , . HE lineman W tn -rseason of vnratty ball with th* ___ Jim “Hors#/, “W right la Um :h Jltt Gatora. Al .a sophomore In 1981 C'oach of Mi. r. and Mr*, j . A. Wright ha battled Ms way to a reserve of Lakeland. Browns-Detroit Swing Big Deal With 6 Players Veeek Gets Trucks, Groth, White For Nieman; 2 Others S ■ovan-lach frame—can move with the quickness, agility and powat that he Miami But uffonalva I to move ■May ; learned that the i of th# touiheat 1 2W d" ted wh 7$ to 0^' . R *4 High School Coach** Association hold Its fall session in Oalnasth a t with another y w ’s e x p e r tDoe. 8, Immediately aftor tho . . . . cen take over the difft- Kentucky-____ Florida football earn* Secretary L. L. (Whiter) McLucas PU...........'season ,'» statistics Stetaon said directors w >uld bold their sea,n had 1192 M t yard* rushing to slon In tho morning. their opponent* 1797, Th# Haltora completed M j a m h out of 111 attempt* for 177 y*wi* to their opponent* 91 eomjletlona .out of 1U trio*, and 107r yard*. In total offense, l to their T*« North la now Oiler*, The Beat B U Y S In Town Art At lined 2,199 yard* 'MW, University of lathnll coach, • f thn PhUUp* rt1 . Ferris Fain of tha Athlatka, American League batting champ, never haa hit more than 10 honin runa In one season In tha major leagues, ______ __ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS l i t SANFORD AVENUE w Man's Master Craft Georg* Kell af tha Boston L Sox haa kattod aver JOO for U# paal aovaa ipagtouttoi Bnattfol FokUag CORDUROY CANVAS COTS MERLE A t arSdWtha? ARMY SHOES » BOOTS -•* "CARE W ILL «AVK TOUR W i El Casares And Cunkle Return; From Last Season's Q u i n t e t Paint I llf Jffl$ PUeMDUilj tor By WILL GBIM8LRY (Far Gayle Talbot) NEW YORK lit — A cable dis­ patch from London reports that a group of the world's leading sport* authorities haa voted Emil Zatopeh, the Indefatigable Cxecb, 81 the world's no. 1 sportsman High Point Of Year for 1932. Americana, reading thla, a r t Jus­ Comes Ip; Four-TD tified In being a trifle confused. the no. 1 athlete? Well, Win Over Furman Zatopeh perhaps. But no. 1 sportsman? No DELAND (Special)—Toga were —not in our strictest Interpretation GAINESVILLE (Special) stored away Monday after th# of the term. With le*« than a week remaining To Europeans the label of Hattere arrived home Sunday an’’ may be applied to before the Florida Gators opwp from their isason closer with "sportam anyone connected sport. To their 1932 basketball season, H e ft Mississippi Southern In Hattl**- amerlcana, It standswith Coach John Msuer I* working for more hurg, carding a season record of itrength, mercurial speed or than rec­ nightly with fifteen varsity candl* three wins, four losses, and three ord-shattering triumphs. It con­ dates. The Gator mentor now tie*. notes a spirit of fair play, humility the gruelling dual schedule A* the gear was packed away in victory, graciouincs* In defeat. football assistant and haxkatbntl Iball until spring, Coach Jay Pattce Premier as an athlete, Zatopek boss. Jovially pointed out th# "H atter In the American book falls far Th# Gatora will get their Highlights" for th* season. short of the requirements of a true achedale under way when they Po**lbly tk# highest offensive sportsman. face Florida Southern la Gatnaamark the Hatlera reached wa* The lean, arm-flapping wonder vIB* on December 19th, four their four.twehdawn set and half thrilled ............the world Id with bis (an- day a after the final regular aeaagainst Fam aa Ualverally tastlc feats of speed and endurance ■on football game with K*ng> whea the aqoad waa at lla early In th* Helsinki Olympics which tuehy. i brought Mm gold medal victories ****** high ebb. Matter Joined th* Florida Coach* In the 3,000 and 10,000 meter runa Another offensive highlight Ing staff laet year and directed cam* In Htetaon's Intra-state clash and the marathon. the Gator* through fifteen vi*l Yet he proved a bitter disanagainst F. 8. U. when Freshman torle* against nine loeaen, Florida polntmcnt to million* afterwards raced through the first ten game* Halfback Billy Odom clipped off a 46-yard touchdown Jaunt which when he used his fame as an In­ last season undefeated. It took strument of Communist propspowerful Kentucky, which went on tied thn score for th# Hatter* a t 6-6. Jerry Gallaghers' 68-yard ands, destroying much of tne In- to win the SEC, to hand them trnallonsl good will which hid touchdown gallop against Troy been generated In these traditional their first setback. In the SEC, the Gator* finished In sixth place Slat* In Rtetion'a home finale games. went down In the record book* a* We remember him well at the with seven wine and the earn* 4 the longest run of the year. Russian pine-studded village of Ot- number of lueses. Th* returnlag lettermen from In th* defense department, Pat- tanelml, a ram p of the Iron Cur­ tee pin-pointed a Tew of the Hat­ tain athletes hidden some 13 miles laat season Include renter* Rick Caaarea and Hoy Roberta, guardo ters' many highlight* a* they from the heart of Helsinki. speared seemingly certain TD Zatopek, who spoke good engllsh Sonny Paw H and Jahn Trlagan marches before they materlallied. sat on a rock after a cross-country and forward Curt Cunkle. Of One which gain* recognition was workout and, hardly puffing, told the**, Roberta and Cunkle aro In the onener against the Univer­ a group of American athletes and senior*, while C learer,and T ria­ sity of Florida, when the Hatter* ntwsmen of his desire to come to ses ara Junior* and I'owell is a held the Gator* on th# 2-yard line, the United States, lie spoke well sophomore. Casarca led Florida’s scorer* forcing them to pa** on fourth of the country, said he was fulltered America should want o see last year with 344 points and Ma down. him run, hinted he might make It. play won him second team AllDefeMlv* Halfback Herb It was In good faith then that 8 EC honor*. He will not Join t%» Werner a*4 a torrid pace In pasa U. S, Secretary of Commerce baekethallers until after the FlorInterceptions bafara hla Injury In th* F, I . U, tilt, Hla season Charles Sawyer invited the Zatn- ida-Tulsa Gator Bowl football peka to tour the country. Presi­ game. total of sight began In tha sea­ Four other prospective v a n ity son encore against Northeast dent Truman even expressed ap­ proval of (he Idea. cagera are now occupied with Louisiana who* he gulled In a It wasn't until two weeks later football, and will report for prsepasa and twiatod 18 yard* for a that this gesture of friendliness tlco upon the ctoxo of th* grid touchdown through th* Middle was used by Zatopek—the “Good ■caion. They are forward* Larry of the Bayou hays. In ikia game Amerleana called him—as Scott and Doug Dickey, and fresh­ ha Inlartegtad another aerial laJoe," propaganda boomerang—a share men John Burgess and Hubert and raced 48 yards to paydirt, and stinging slap In Uncle Sam'* Morrow. I’attss regarded the H atlera' face. Replacing th* loaa of letters yoal line stand against Tampa as " I only laughed when I received tho greatest team highlight of the these ridiculous, unsnortsmspllke men George Illtchlns and Blal7 year. Th* Bpartans had the ball offers,” Zatopek told his fellow Frcldman appears to be Mauer'a on the two yard line with th* countrymen In a broadcast over biggest problem so far thla sea­ score tied at 6-8. On fourth down the Prague radio. "They have son. A large crop of freahmen candidate* are battling for tbooo the ball waa on tbo five and Wer­ nothing but circus tracks there.' Tho triple Olympic champion cio*nlnia In tbs lineup. Among ner Intercepted a laat chance pass added that th America had been three is John Eggleston front brlnglag It back to the 10. th o u ___ pon: Another H atter Highlight waa responsible for his feats Ashland, Kantuchy, Robert Nlma from Pensacola, Anglo Greiner lympllies. their feat of holding the Miami m th "It ws* .... hsrsh and brutal of Ht. Louie, and Teddy Cope­ HurrleaMa to 14 points for three nuartara, and In thla gam# th# nlav of the American hockey learns land of Jnchaonvllla. G lb# winter ' ’ Olympics ’ that drove ’ Reserve* from laat year'* v*PHattere used only I I men. In-aplte-of the ( M toe* at the me on,"“ he said. "I made a pledge eltv Include forward H arry Co^ hands of the Rua Bowl hound to win at least two gold medals Lakeland, and guard Jay HoffmRri coi of Miami, aa well a* footballer* Mississippi Boutharasra, Coach (or my country." Zatopek, a great atMete. sure. Scott and Dickey. Thad Vann rated Bletaoa ae hla But a revered Olympian who will Up from last year'* “B" team atrongaat appaaent excluding bo remembered In the lam e breath Is six-foot, four-inch Willi# Rat­ Alabama. . . . with the Nurnil'a and the Owens'? liff*, who scored 94 points for th# Both offanilve and defensive Rahy Gator* laet season. nrnlssa came In for Stetson a Little All-American Candidate, Guard 0. J. Leathers. In addition FIL Teams Draft 7 to being In on moat every play. Players At Meeting: SPORTS MIRROR Leathers kapt th* team stabilised By The Associated Proas with hi* defensive signal eallln*PHOENIX, Aril. 124— Four teams Halfback Bobby Marks, Ft, In the Class B Florida Internation­ TODAY A YEAR AGO—'TenoA Laudtrdalt Senior, produced many al League drafted a total of seven of th# H atter Highlight* aa he led players at the baseball meeting see was voted the top team In tho final Associated Prcaa Poll and In rushing with BOB yards In 109 here Wednesday. winner of the O'Donnell tries for a 4,9 yards per try aver­ The St. Petersburg Saints led emblem of the mythical foo1 age. Close behind Mm was Billy with four .playera. West Palm champlonihlp of the country. Odom, th* backflsld discovery of Beach, Havana and Tampa each FIVE YEARS AGO—The minor the year. Odom piled up 363 yards drew one. leagues rejected a request by tho In B4 tries for an average of 4.1 St. Petersburg: outfielder G*m Pacific Coast League for major yard* par try. Part** alao praised HaiseU from Wilson, N. C,[ In- league baseball statui tus at their the bullet Jabe of Fullback WIJH flelder Gene Harvey from Natches, annual meotln Han who led in first down* with Mias,; pitcher Preston Long (18-9) TEN YEARi AGO—Henry Armfrom Wliion, N. C., and pitcher strong, 144, str his abort pjungss. Lew Jcnkiju, Pane# at (hod la regard ta th# Franklin Thacker (M-fl) from Mua- 14319, after If ring him loaa of eoalera Al HspMa, Jim lo g o t, Okla. times. Havana: catcher Orleano Patino Yostgo, Dav# Laud*. B. / . Leath­ TWENTY YEARS AQO - Joa McCluskey of Fordham won Gw er*. ta d Teas Glbeoa da* to from Mount Vernon, III. West Palm Beach: outfielder annual cross-country run at Cin­ Jam es E. Moore from Crowley, cinnati. hi* real beaded WIcMla Falls In the Big State t Masking algaab. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT d rifted pitcher Perry Rob­ Bine* tha Hatters called on num­ Leaguo Sir The Asaoclatod Praam erts (19-2) from DoLand, rla . • erous freshmen for duty thla tenDETROIT: Coley WaUaco, U9, son, Pntlaa’a hope* for th# fwtura Naw York, stopped Bob Dunlap, brightened a* ha atatad, "W# h aw COACHES MEET 177, Salt Lake City, 8. the moat promising freshman JAI JACKSONVILLE til — Florida Sm-o-o-t-h Is The Word Far It When Your Cur H m A Complete Lubrication Job By— r . rd sS n L a “ T O Florida Cagera Prepare For lit Clash With FSC Sports Roundup ,,« « * * * ^ ^ * 221 T E N T S -A ll ■ Siae �No Fundam ental Change Planned On K orean Policy ■y JOHN H. HIGHTOWER .4* gp w * ~ - *•' M fA WASHINGTON L*-The Truman administration apparently plans to make no further policy moves to •olve the Korea situation. The next step, officials said today, will lie up to President elect Elsenhower Officials said today It will be up to the Incoming regime to make any fundamental changes such as prosecuting the war beyond Its present limits or putting additional economic or military pressures on Communist China. The Truman administration is said to feel no new policy moves aVe advisable before Elsenhower's Inauguration seven weeks uwuy Two reasons are advanced: 1. Any large undertaking could hardly be completed before .Ian 20. thus committing the new ad­ ministration to deal with a pro gram It may not approve. I. The United Nations' flghl in Korea la an Allied fight, requiring Allied co-operation In any policy development. Before agreeing to a new project. It Is said, the U N Allies would want to know how the Elsenhower administration feels about It. Korean Issues are regarded by authorities here os topping the list of foreign policy problems prepared for study bv John Foster Dulles, chosen as Elsenhower's secretary of state Dullrs conferred with Secretary of State Acheson, Assistant Seere tary John Allison am) Under Sccretary David Bruce yesterday In the course of arranging a smooth transition of policy controls. Dulles also called on Secretary of Defense Lovett. Possible policy developments lie In two fields. Ultimately, author Itles here believe, steps will Intaken In one nr both unless an armistice is arranged fairly soon On the military side, some high American officers In the Far East reportedly have advised Washing ton that the best hope of ending the war lies in launching a minor offen slve. Destruction of the Communist forces, rather than the gaining of territory, would he the primary objective. Military men who hold that view are expected to make firm recoin mendatJonx to Elsenhower during his Korean trip Such an offensive would require several more divisions of Ameri­ can troops, according to military •,**'m*lf s It would also mean abandoning attempts to make R*,c c along the present stalemate I line. Moreover, other Allied gov­ ernments are milhorilalivelv re ported extremely reluctant to carry the war deeper Into North. Korea and any American policy decision will have to take those views into consideration. On the diplomatic side, after the Panmunjom truce talks bogged down. Truman administration rail 7 called for o resolution In the Ji* ‘J; O n w i l Assembly demand '" I Cnmmupjst* agree to l CHARIIS f. MAN NAN, U. S. Secretary of Agriculture, holds hi* credential* us he shake* hands with Mex­ ico's outgoing President Miguel Aleman in Mexico City's Hall uf Honor. U. S Ambassador Willlum O'Dwyer (right) walls Ills turn. Representatives of 37 nation* gutln-red III the capital city Ui bid Aleman fa r e w e ll. lily adopted an Indian resolution serving that purpose although not In all respects what the United States originally sought. Russia and Red i Inn.i have already denounced this plan It Is expected, therefore, that the lesolutlon will he re­ jected when officially forwarded lo Peiping That will raise another big policy question: What steps should thi­ ll N then lake? The United Stales government has discussed with other countries fighting in Korea the possibility o f Imposing m i ecu mimic boycott or naval hlorknde on Red China. Both proposals, highly coni rover sial among the Allies, would com mil the U S lo long-range courses (Mixing difficult problems for the new administration. What seems most likely lo hap pen. officials said, Is that two ot three weeks will be consumed in transmitting the Indian resolution to Bed China and in getting a re ply This, then, would uo away wit*, ntiy need for follow up aellon until after the U N General Assembly has returned from a Christmas recess, whieh may not he until alter Ihc Eisenhower admiiii'tra lion is In office Family Of Seven Is Wiped Out In Blast Caused ByLeakage GENERAL CONTRACTOR FRKK ESTIMATES I.O A N New Trend Seen In Public Discussion Of Health Angles By ROWLAND IVANS JR. WASHINGTON vh—Another year of peace in the nation's coal mines appeared assured today hut to win it President Truman had to over­ rule all his top defense agency officials and grant coal miners an Itv \I.TON I.. BLAKESI.e e \ l‘ Science lte|Mirter DENVER ♦* — It seems to he hcc-nnibg public meeting limp— •T.-rr•.,- i tt.r r -srr.i oid fashioned—for doctors to talk to |>euple about their health I w o event, tonight at Hn- Arneric ui Meilii ai A'soci.itiou clinical ..•-rjr? —?t*c boosi YOUNGSTOWN"(). hP-FIrrm en today blamed leaking propane gas for a raging fire that flashed through a frame dwelling and •fU wined nut a family nf seven f" *rm,,l,lr# '*"•* Included voliin Assistant Fire Chief Frank Lehtary prisoner repatrlaiinil nerd suid the gas, used for ciMik Yesterday, the General Asm*in­ lug. probably overcame ull of the • THE SANTORO HERALD I hors. Drr. I. 1952 Page 9 M iners Get Raise From Trum an Who Over-Rules Board S K ItY IC K , Stevedoring Firms Dent In How Failw To Delay British Liner Admit “Goodwill” SlIlTHAMPTON, Eng -r-T lie Queen Elizabeth arrived to Gifts For Favors liner day after crossing the Atlantic with NEW YORK — Stevedoring firms have acknowledged making big "good will" payments to union leaders, dock bosses and steam slup company officials lo keep labor pence and to obtain business on New York's waterfront Duelling of public hearings yesterday by the New York State Crime Commission lilted the lid on alleged crime and racketeering in the lily's seven billion ilo'.ur a year shipping Industry It has been estimated t.ie Indus try's annual losses run to 3SU mil lions because of such tilings as pilfering, smuggling, and pay kick hacks by longshoremen to their onion bosses An opening ilav’x witness was while haired Ituth M Kennedy, secretary treasurer nf the stevedor­ ing firm of Daniels and Kennedy, Inc Miss Kennedy testified that gratuities are “ an established prat­ tles* III Hie hiltiuess " The witness said her firm. Ill five vears, paid *7.301) to Joseph I' llyan. president of the AFI. Inter national Longshoremen's Assocln tion In BUM. Miss Kennedy testified, cheeks were drown to fictitious persons and the munv was lurried over to dock union officials "In BUM." shu said, "we had some labor trouble and we thought It would he easier for the people getting the money to tilde their Identity " Miss Kennedy's nephew, Jafnes a (lent III tier side caused In a collision with a tug in New York harbor Hardly anyone uhoaril felt Ihc tminp ns the mammoth 83.000 ton liner steamed nut uf New York five days ago Shill engineers stuck u concrete box behind the denied place u shell plate in the starboard side of the hull near the how and Bu­ hner continued her voyage Rivets in the shell plate were cut away hut there was no st-rimi- damage Many Greeks in the United Stuti-s ure nnitied "I'apput," which means "III* .on o f," says the N'ulio luil Geographic S.H-iety. prevent quickie strikes and other irou tiles'” ' "If they prevented strikes, tlinl was ull right." Kennedy replied "Yon invested m good will''" "Y es," said Kennedy Kennedy said his firm, fur years gave llyan $.Mx> each spring and $1,000 each Christmas Smaller payments went to other ll.A men. he said, and also to representatives of the AFL Teamsters Union ami the AFL Warehousing and Paper Handlers Union From private testimony, (he cum mission quoted Copt Douglas Yates, a vice president of the Jarka t'o r p . the city’s largest stevedoring firm, ns saying the i company could not he suru of enough help lo service .hips with C K c u n c d v p re s id e n t n f h e r fir m , old the nhl of five cerium ll.A men a lso te s tifie d th e p a y m e n ts w e re The eominlssloii fiiittier ipioioi "gratuities iml.v " Yales as saying "We wanted lb* was asked' "Were Hies- to these people at nor lu-ck ami call " in flu e n c e u n io n o ffic ia ls ami io The President yesterday ap­ proved the full SI Ik) daily wage inerease fur John L. Lewis' 373.000 soft coal miners because, he said, tie does not watil President elect ..........- lie ju .-ltv o o o s o .il. if n o t Elsenhower to have a coal strike the tail ol a new lielid of dot'crisis on his hands when he lakes tors meeting Hie public office • bn- is .uioihi-r television show, ovei itM stations of a TV network The move averted an almost err NIU to to 3n |i m ESTi with tain strike, hut it opened the door to u boost in coal prices to con­ doctors telling of new advances against three of Hu- greatest dis­ sumers and touched off unrest among public members of the ease enemies -heart disease, can­ Wage Stabilization Board cer and mental nines. Although none are expected to Chat's the new funglcd way. resign. WSH Chairman Archibald The old fashioned vv iy is an In­ vitation to the jnihlie here in Den­ Cox was known to lie iiiidcridcd ver to hear s'x to|> heart expert* and may quit One WSH member also said Tru •alk at a sort of town meeting, man’s derision would have a "te r­ fiee iif charge, sponsored by Ihe i olor.nfii Heart A s , o c i a t I o n, rific and disappointing effect" on unions which In the past have ac­ through courtesy of the AMA. cepted WSH reductions and now It', lughlv unusual if not unique, have wage cases pending before l<o Hu- inddie to he invited to the Ix.arii this kind of scientific |i.mel ills• ussinri Authorities from ClaveCoal miners themselves—whose laud New York, lais Angeles and basic minimum dally wage is IN C A M O U flA O lO HAT$, men of llie F in n in -V lr t t Hi*ehe*ter Mum . will report boosted $18 23—were reportedly C lilllu walk w a rily to fu n d of Ih e ll It ticks us liu-s wfiat's new in rheiimatie fever, jubilant One top United Mine tog up 13 budge* used for enem y su p p ly Bin * * Ii .ii deiung of arteries high blood Workers official ui I’ltlstmrgh said uf ultuck by ('o iiu ntiio st g n rirt llo s , tin- nii-n m i - . i pn-ssure heart surgery, (oh opthe move "undoubtedly averted a added p iv c u u llo n w lien they m ove t lu i-u l.ti Ilu poitimitii-s lor hi'.irt jiatients. and strike " John Itusarello, president vliat heart exams can do ui UMW District 3, said his men I to- telecast, .aid to lie Hie had been gelling "itchy" over dr a price increase of between ho I-ii I’c.l single network telecast in lays cents ami tl per toil on hard coal, history will take viewers into the Lewis had negotiated the $1 IX) the type used liy home owners - (or waid ol Colorado Psvehopalhie Inerease with industry, lull the for healing 1it it- ........... . : . ' . WSB had rut this lo $1.30 nil the 1 till In In-, le llc i I t,in till in ■ p . l t l l - l l t s with mei Putnam said Hie Piesnlenl's uc illness grounds that any more would "ir tii'iiU II 1m i ••I "Til,M l ci 11 .1 * 1 1 1 1 .if H• : • • Ill'll t i l 1111-nnui tife n-parably dam age" the xtahiliru Hull would not break iqi Ihe WSB. my mind |. no| 11M ii.iii i'l L l . 1* although it might provoke the res 1 p l l ’k l l p from .tofu turn program igualion of Cox. who would prohuh there would nHu-t1 *v 1V* III ■' U l l 1, II. i-pit.ll III Haiti uu.r*Lewis and Harry M Moses, jires iy III 1 tli.ll III** xll sto|i|iage lull i,ill i nlnvie u| .i nim*.•r make u|i his mind today The nlent uf the Hitiiinlnuux t'onl Oper othcr .•III \S 1tti w.ivwaril life amii* three |uihllc members said nation it wmild i aINIIM ■IIIf f..III»l lu|'|H»| atnr.x Association, appealed the they would Hie government I ' -I'll itIII .III iltll*linni'rr W111 lint resign and bring WSB decision lo Economic Kiatul "the immediate f • D \ p r f d ru*F»r collapse ol the to meet aii-l ii -m.I V«' I 'l »'IM |U\ i/cr linger I'ulnam Mils statement app* it stuhlliiatlon program " Pul n*cites from Lex Arigele-; t'ounfy But I’ulnam refused lo overrule wage Hospital will report advances natn said he. too. would stay on dicalc the |>les|drnt l-.-ln-v . I his hoard And Defense Mohili/er Hie .trike provisions would nut mist heart disease including Job at least for awhile Henry II Fowler also refused to wdll the Ilu eaten* -l •' i k. The President's letter to -Ictiii-nstrnHou of how a tube Is change the WSB decision That Main ro ll strike dev i-l-'pi ,| Horov mseiled into a vein In the arm, said left It up lo the President and incut I'oiihl not *uk .-ii Si­ ii i ii lo-shod u|> to the heart to "The Issues in the coal cas* Ins inner eirele of advisers ll* » strike i om I -o li oolll lit -II -ll.igllo'ing lieart conditions Truman's derision to grant Hie tainlv affect stabilization. 1ml full $1 tNI, announced in Hu- form go far beyond stu h d i/.ilio n of a letter lo Putnam, said the slileratlonx '■ I o i to- |n nod ft i lie said u coal sink*- "would "jiroliahle consequences" of a fall - -I a boot «*v.-n m illio n fe m a le s or*- to do so would be a dlsas not Immediately cause a national •i i iiild e d to the *|*ultttio n u f trims coal strike which would cre­ emergency ill which Hie govern men! would he authon/ed to act I to I. I Still- vs Imil was ulxiiit ate a "crisis” for Elsenhower noil g n i i i c i iIn i»i lim n o m l.e r Putnam, announcing Ihc I’rcsi The reason, Truman said, was Hiai "unusually large stocks of coaldent's derision to newsmen said •> :iti-. U .I-I..I d u r in g th e su m o "This i* not the decision I would are now above gioond But he llo il have made II Is not the decision addeil "Snell uu emergency would arixiI would have recuaimended " It means higher price ceilings just zx7m■iit (he lime mv snevesxot for many varieties of soft coal, took office I am tint willing to tmt probably not for ail Most soft take an uctlon that will create coal has been selling well under such a crisis for my successor " It has been well known that Put existing celling priem, ami Ihe higher wage posts can be absorbed nam, Fowler and Ihe wage board for some varieties within present nn the one hand and Presidential Assistant John II Steelman and ceilings Truman estimated the extra cotl Federal Mediation rlilef David I. of producing coal now will be Cole nn the other have been in disagreement nn the coal ease for "jMirhans 3 nr ft cents a ton " \ Siiiiill I >u|»nsi1 Will Mold. Hut the decision Indicates that ii month a similar coulracl signed by Lewis ' Steelman and (nle argued that uml Ihe hard coal Industry, now a coal strike would he much mure I(i Model’ To ( ‘house I'T o ii i ! pending before the WSH, will ulxn harmful to the st.ihlli/utinii and he approved This would lead to defense |irogiaum Ilian granting DON’T WAIT TOO LONG! PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! REAL vielims before the lit•- look...... . last night. Killed were Henry Imlunaii. .’It u bakery mule salesman; Ills wife Catherine, 32. uml their five chil­ dren. Henry J r , 13. Patricia. 10; Cam), 8; Mary Grace. I. and Jn Ann. 2 Their nne-stnry hnmc Inst northeast nf this city wu* hurneil to Ihe B IC Y C L IN G PLEASURE ground. • NEW CONSTRUCTION 111.OK PRINTS imil SPECIFICATIONS • REPAIR and KEMOLDINC Al.l, TYPES • WORK IIY EXPERTS AM. WORKMANSHIP find .MATERIALS GUARANTEED E. L. HOOVER 10.1 East Thirteenth Street Phone 1524-M Bodies of the father amt mother were found in the living room They were believed In have been watching television when Hie fire started around 11:13 p m Four of the children were in beds In two bedrooms The other rhilil, Mary Grace, was taken alive from the fiery dwelling by a neighbor, but wux dead when she arrived at a hos­ pital. Emil Kntknvsky, 27, summoned by Mrs. Ann Stidnn. u neighbor who saw the flames, dashed mil nf his houso to carry the one child from the burning home (Tail only In his underwear and without shoes, he raced across an open field, donning hi* pants on the way "The smnke was so dense 1 couldn't seo anything." Sntkovskv said, "So I storied In feel around and I felt a baby crib and a baby huddled In a corner I nicked up the baby and ran outside anti It to Mrs. Sudon "1 tried to go hack Into the house, hut the fire and smnke kept me nut this time." 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Ilefore you -11011 however, 1 herli on la»t yenr's light* lo *er if ,mv bUrned-oiil bulb* on t'liri* turn tree "strlngii" need replnrlni: or anv repairs nre needed. Mn*t sallnfnelory, cenemlly. nre Ihn etilng* In whlrn each loilt> lights Independently. So If one burn* oui, It dues not tilt off I lie re*t. For convenience, look for strings tvllh add-on ronnertoc* for attaching additional sets of lights and for eli|ii or other nrnuiKe mentn that fasten Imllis easily nod firmly lo I lie tree* where von want. them. 1 Outdoor rh iislm ii' liglitlmt tinIncreased In (mpnlaillv with tin years and mid* much mini n id cheer lo Ihe hollihiv scene the j country over. For safely 10 mil door lighting, III’ sure sockets and bullet nre mnile wentherproof to j avoid climitn fiom ruin or other I dampness, says Mrs. f'nrter. Only I heavy-duty cnril should he lied for I outside extensions. The -nullI I strings of hullta for indoot Christ ■ I man trees nre not snfr for out • I door*. As for Indoor lighting he sure j c o rd * have no worn Insinuations I that expose wile* mill no loose I connection* III aockels or plug*. ; In decorating, tunke sure light I hull's will not entile in enntnet with I anvthlng eoinhiistilde. 1 To avoid use of extension eiuda, I pace your ('hriatinns tree c lo se to | * wall outlet, lull If such wires must lie used, the heavy-duty kind j are safest. At least he sure wire, are plaeed where they will not •» tripped over, will not run umlei mgs, along window lieges where they touch curtain*, or over nietnl nail*, honk* or hoi radiator* If Hnnlu slmohl leave Junior's ! electrir train under llu- ('hrl*tnin« | tree, lake eaie nol In mnneet It there, Any metal deeorallona llmi fall on thr track may abort elnull. rause snnrk* and posslhly n file Finally, fnr safety, i||*cnnnert light nn Ihe tree when y«u lenvi ihe ronm nr Ihe house. (Inlaid* decorative lighting may lie left on however. *•idi -co'iment > ,o,l older, 1 "I, , •1 ,t i \ , I n - mi . iiieo" s till . i"f |ti, m r tksirn: .1 s iiu iu l .11 1 in le p l I •'Ills'll trends for Ihe ie s ||r * s mi.ilc W illy .ilso p rcilu led the (|e ■ Inn .ind fa ll "t the ilo ulde h re n lt i d -m l Lamb Legs It - iioisiiii now ti,* said "Fat turn -till *luit! to the iloulde I'Teafl id -ml 111 the fond belief Dial II hil|<- hide thru I1.11 window and ill ill'- thrill .lppr.il -lullHUT "I'lirr din-loo s.nd Witty riltll r-sl> I'hev might is well face thr I n I- Hie dotildr tur.istrd suit tut- ti.id it- d.n oid is now on the w is mil Sqiinro Tut Lamb 'W U J M A Shoulders Loin Chops H a HonaI Javo ritc! MAXWELL HOUSE Meaty Lamb N UU elluw I lir g a li to fr e I a h it -.id T h r ie -1 Cone th e ihm lile* lu r . i- t r d su it g o in g c o u ld a m th in g else d e p a rt fr o m .1 m a n 's w a n l r o lic ,m d - t ill le a v e h im w ith any th in g e x c e p t .1 Imn c lo th ' Meaty Lamb Rib Chops Lamb Stew Tasty 'W e ll Bacon Famous Tabl-Ready Cut “ EAT-RITE *m i n i I lii Im lil Iih i L 300 E. E. 1st 3rd-419 Quantity Rights Reserved P r ic e s G o o d T h ro u g h S a tu rd a y D ocom bot 6 JUICE DOLE SLICED IT LASTS! PINEAPPLE LU NC H E O N '•SU PERB R A N D ” Colored Q uartern! s? 70 W ith or Without Rinsing RATH'S Dozon AMERICA'S "WASH‘WORD' STOKELY FRUIT COCKTAIL 12 01.CAN n« i i Ca w O b? ^ MINOT CRANBERRY In k .•* 11.111 **n 1? t l r p r i ' *N|ai| h i* lh * p i i ' i n l l*Hik 1 1 r m t in r fi m i.* I t r l u i n i I h r l « n *•.11*1 W i ll y . Mill il ' .1 lo-.il It r l i r f It In (fir k * 1 ... • in m II . . I. > i M ih fril III.m lit** * *loI l*N*k .m il i i i n r r H it i i i i f i k .uni ilh li In h i . i p p r . i i iif ir i' III. h i I h r n.itill il h***k \ lin t h r i n il* * |*ins|M 'if is th.it • In i s ' is im llt iilir ill. il* ' * li i u , 'r r n f m h ' ii * s u d s \ \ m i* .\ tilt p i M r o r k * ••I I h r i .11111ii i \i ' *•lo•v it* t *fi • f- » >*i ri M*r• ' .•»l\ •' W111\ t||l! Illi'll ll|l "1*1.111i n i s w ill he X. V I V’.. .n il tin iflr fi pl.ilil »% ( l » \ iM Ip in I H il ,ti;H ll 1 i ••ill* . i • \ *\ h I In I r i . i i ' ,, | Ityirgti R e g u la r Veal Roast U. S. No. 1 STAR-RIST CHUNKS Whiles 1Ciir;iI ( o n ii n o ii S c r ip t LIGHT M R AT C A M PB ELL’S TOMA TO 7 Inch Cut Rib Kiofl'a ChftMft food Btmmn, a leader and now an apmdlr nf l ie Mormon church, ha* nnllftrd util going Hetrelary Charles F I't an nan that he expects l" runic In Waihlttglnn nnxl week fur a brief Ing nn lil» Cabinet dulle* Ballard'a Ovnn R eody% U. 8. No. 1 Gcnrie "A” Ncnv Crop Kloriflii Cod Fillet Tnndar "Eni ni!*'* rioia The currenl farm plclure I* wit h (hat official* believe II will huul film lo »pee<lll.v *et tip new pm gram* dcalgneil tn broaden mar kata for agrlriillural pnalucl* al home ami abroad The »ccretary deilynale will find (hat prlcea belna received by farmera have dipped below the parity AHOuerthe Country, the Cull ir> thr Taste 0 * Sea Fillet of Froahly Ground Northwestern Red or Golden Delicious Whiting Gteon Glanl Ctoitm Slylo of federal farm program* mr tin t time atnee June. 1»50 RoalmFurlhernmre, llcn»mt will (Inti Ar M if d» Asf V /TvIrtV. CRttH r f ivs ot, l» U Fftft sm l o m l.argf llux l r ' aVt-ln. frying fan f 3 .8 9 S No 303 Can ivory Ivory Mild for lor Safotyl Salolyl AGEN FORDHOOK LIMAS AGEN BROCCOLI SPEA RS F jc tr a l.g . S tu a rt AGEN EN G LISH PEA S ............... 5 D IX IA N A BABY OKRA ................... 5 W IN T E R GARDEN PE A C H E S....... I A G EN C H O P PE D BROCCOLI ....... 5 DIXIANA COLLARDS, TU R N IPS . 6 I V ORY SNOW K fad.*« *uh A ^ < * 4 6.20 ^ f.g. Calif. Farlory Park WALNUTS pkg. 45c |«g. Calif. Itegutar WALNUTS pkg. 30c Your C h^;« J*ECANS pkg. 45c fjtrge Diamond WALNUTS pkg. 49c Lg. Sire, 1-lb. Cello BRAZIL NUTS pkg. 55c Mb. Callo, All New MIXED NUTS pkg. Grapefruit bag Apples 5 lbsGrapes 2 lbs. Cabbage lb. M rlh Dagat York*' t.ii'.iiug "lidivnv ii'ii • 1 • of Ihe .........r Hi" riirlh, n e tt Emperor F ir m v i -i lin n NAPKINS »■ 100 C o u n t P k g , indie there B •KINS NK1ES DOG FOOD Reg. Roll* Mar cal 2 Ply Coloted ' pk«‘ .• 1# II 15c IVORY SQAI Ns IVORY SOAI . n«. Newl il till w hen 111 fill 4 III'!* |"llk l *I Hill* llu* Si**11 i*ml i*11ii k*’il tin* iimIiiU ii nd mins • »i »Ih fitifM it H r I ih h fMin.,1 fn rro N a 11*1 |*MW**|M lit* iliiFzIlltbr Mini m ill * file x h i lllO M ' n f 111* I H t lv i 'M l' o V lT * 1 fu r M im ly im ii h ilr r u d c il a n il rve*M Btimuhilr ifniWth in iin iiim lA uin| phiiitM u hi* h Mtin Iium hrrn ahlr |*» tukr aonii* nf tin* hm trriu funlit I hi thr noli iiml r|*rwhrrr hihI make* them fiirht «»lhrr liuila*riii that rnu^s* -irkiHiiw In Miiiii f%«t«l *»fhi*r nhl* Miiilw. Hi* luifv Ii m Hi *l I im w I m n r* miih*' M M iiiiin lt v tn r r r t iiiv t »lrra«| Deltclous on Sakido •llhi naf'4 l»v I fit I III* I tt|? \ff.(ks'Urf| fillin'* n f thn*r h j ir t r t i. i into hl% l*h***.I Ht|*-f(IU. Mill! ItrtJi lM»rii a h l r tn Mtlvr Th« W a xe d Paper or Gr*en Ixihol f a i mi •m r * Hard Water Soap Milder! 125 F t. R o ll K llc h o n C h a r m m ill I.Mlil. blit IIlIIfI hit-* hr* Il ilhli* til i*<4r M||*h| uf thi'**' fold"* ill till* o il ||i tins ili<M«ive*r**«l thr a n t i* l ii'tii’M, u hit'll h r li* n*|itri*l iIIb* Can Cusllflbprty'r ________ ______ Medium Six* •••m i ••••lilt *Mt til*' L'tnlii For Softer, Smoolftor Skin Poraonnl Site and Mill* Hill • I** • III*' llillll Ilf th*« • Ilire t'HMdifii! an • • Ii ;mi mii thu • in iIi II* hi td i. t.hfitr* with I i* **«>\tiHit i*1**1 lhiiiIi hii air* •'lull* Ml lit* -ati'MHi -all 11» tn liny 41c Np. .'103 Cynn 40 Count Pkg. heud iiiil v*t ii. iii "tin liin "verI* till* 1*1HIM ill vitilk. tlll'l MOlVl’ll til* iii\ *1s*i i*'j* »In- -aim, iiionn Mini whlM III III*W fitHirt'll out Sweet Firm B0 Count Whlto Paper MARCAL (>0 Count C oluod MARCAL in i tu f i l l , might i I il'ld llis ig lllfl- 14 OZ.eoHto llr o d * . F la . G re e n Gftta Grimy Dirt Fruit are no aupport pro l for beef CitU*. hoga. afteep •mb*. tlen»on will find much MMQir dUiaUifactiun with prea- i t price* Beef cattle are down dMiTS Ber. eertt from • y*»r eito. ew and'jlm bi about 13 per ceht d hoi* aboul 13 per caot. . Benton will dlicover aUo that net rm Income-Income left after! I h r 11.1l111.il ItMik'1 • Irllnw l**i*k f•m* with* Im 111\ I•«m| y f** lM*lir\•• it v* , him uni thr II it 'll .1 1 look III.nlr hit 'h lt lllr ic r * Swift’H Premium UoIIlmI fo r m e r a a r lr iillu r a l ................... i* in nearly ia month* to b u y | J4r to (arry out a price guar- i tee to dairymen, add wW Ii ulna Into price ausporl »tock<• Targe^^volume for the flrtt 1 <i n i| i u .11 ii >n m-s t h r i*i*l 11 lt*nk m a d e "W H II,K Tender Pride Skinless h i .h i * •» »l »\ • Midrt s|i- ili|i*rs • pir.nl • mII.h I In 11 in hi .ilirr Ihr war •*• li.n l tin n -it iii il l•*1»k imp.id tint 'tiiMilifi-i v Inti'll* iitiinc * Wieners llru s u n w ill fin d « n e w n o p of fa r m p ric e p ro b le m * ( m in i! h in t w h e n he co m e s lo W a s h in g to n " e x t w eek fu r a p re In a u g u ra l v ie w n f h i* Joh nx s e c re la ry n f a g r ic u ltu r e jn (h e new K lx e n h m v e r a d m lH lx trii h e a l lily- I liM ik ril H l.ir tlr it I th n u c h t o n ly " i n r l i w 1 lo lh r It. nf .1 ' lim k " I r u li't «I tin * 11. 1 UiM\ M r n ' s 'in i' fi.nl .» hull! Inuk tltiriflt! the L IB B V T O M A T O OranKv Hand Skinless lly OVIII A MAH I IN WASHINGTON HP Hiru • .»ft -.m l W ilts •»v flu' lu'tl«»r illi" * 'r « l W ///1 7 7 Sanford, Florida Wieners vr- I I k * I'o lil l«Mik .•Mil th r n .itu rt il h**»k n r imivv ili' f iiiit r U nut ih far Back Again Alter A Long Absence! FAMOUS “MT. VERMONT New Crop Of Farm Price Policies Is Facing New Chief that Ihe govcrnnteitl'a Invexlment jn farm prndlirU under price *tjp port prugrants I* griming sleadlly Thla Investment ha* reached a ree prd of about II.Jnn.noojKto hefnre Mart of Ihn war In Korea. • QUl demand* griming nut of de fenae apemllng perinllted Ihe dr partment In unluatl all hut ahoul IWbillion dollar* worth of lids hy July of thla year. Hlnco then, how­ ever, iho lnve*lmcnt ha* hern go­ ing up again. II now I* above Ihe lwo billion dollar mark. Benton will alto find (hat l he department la running Into trouble making good on Ha comiKIlment ' lo lupport com, wheat, ami ocanut* at 00 per cent of parity. Far1 (y Ii a alandard for tnenaurlug arm nrlcea, declared by law In ho When I 1 ki ,| him for 1 s.tmple. tie nil Will ,lo|m t o .let Holies ilo fs •>e.u .1 vest >tu| I*•-. 1ti \ehesnn iloe-nt T h a i B e a l* i t * . I I :- Dixie Lily M E A L O R G R IT S R s d u b r SIm 1 0 0 II Roll H i lb . P k g . 21 nmitv nf thr my*trrir* nf thr nni* MI H C W ntiMVr .’m il hifhnv h im . Ilfl will n > lv r tnotr of thrwr myitorlri in* timr puMBrs. Hjiiid Julinmui »ay* tliat w o r r y ir l l k r a r n e k ln g r h a ir . I t ra n L e i'll yo u lo ic y h u l w o n 't g * l y o u a n y w h e re . A n o v e ra g e m m o f n ig n r h e e le ytilJ.i tl.WO t'<'liitd' sugar. ' i * _ f crnuulnted ___ �Page I t RseYatCai Heto Truth FM Cm*nuntsiRi W war. Fech day, hour altar boar. Radio Fra* Europe beam* lb* Truth to uillUom ol captive people bthind iba Iron Cur* tain. Your contributions to tb* Cmtarfo (or Freedom ara vitally needed to help eipand thli work. Enroll now In the Cruaade for Freedom and HELP TRUTH FIGHT COMMUNISM I Send contribution* to Cruaade lor Free­ dom, e/o your local poiimaiter. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! HERALD WANT ADS For R exulta Give yuur home n gay, now-looking air with frexh, bright wallpaper. Stop in uud hoi: our smart modern or provincial pat­ terns . . . In the beautiful new color tones . . . 114 West Second Ily Kay Golto OZARK IKK Avauccri M l M i KAN (AJT A3 V TH TTINQ m i D A I I U L CONNECIEOX TOUCHDOWN W I I M I H I 3 H A 3 3 / I F Mf , < l V —______ x— J SCORES/J EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. Fur- nlshed. Adults. 300 Elm Ave. 4-room bungalow • electric kitchen. 601 Magnolia, Phone 489. NEW NICELY fumiriied one bedroom house, carport, gas appli­ ances. J. It. Grsnt. Longwood, Phone 262866. FURNISHED '< WnMNSMOUJlN UltUfKt U* H f FURN SHED APT. - 8 rooms. No children. 300.00. J04 W. 8th, 3 ROOM apartmenl furnished: Pri­ vate bath • Private Entrance, FLASH GORDON and hlne adventure* In apace | U Q o O o *! i J3YOUW, 7*011.7. ASAJtla / 1 wrviR 6uessep r o N , T O B FK JO M T E N E R maki a/ i know mow t< h an dle tm j» . am eer m a c h in e S YOU rCLT THIS WAV ABOUT I -ORB/waV... WHY,.. I CAN MAKe 1 MANY MORE THINGS FOR VOU/. TMfS 19 ONLY THE BEGINNING.'.. 3—____ Real Estate For flsto —1 ~ NEW HOMES ~ ~ $3I»0 and $8180.68 Naw under construction two more of those luw priced masonry homes. Drive by and see them, Fourth Street one block west of MellonvIUe Ave. Cali us for datalls. xcluilve Listing S OBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor NICE TWO BEDROOM home. Ol and FHA financed. gl7 Escambia THE LONE RANGER w m a tU W Y0U9BT ^ THAT MSHY FOLLOW H i, ttLBHOWYUH/ MEANWHILE THE LONE RANCHR Lite NIAD DEATH IN CIABABCU8 HORNBLOW& -7 - * ] BSNCH HOUSE. r r T O UUJa IV U 8UU U B tlR U3VU COLORED FOLES t I t Good lots for sale in Lockhart’s and West Sanford Bubatolskis). $10.00 down and $8.00 per month. Write Boca Raton Hous­ ing Corp., Box U4, Miami Beach, lU H ll* ture. Wllson-Msler Furniture Co. I l l ». 1st Phone 898. FURNITURE **’ ought — Sold or Traded. Stop by or Telephone 1429. Furniture Cen—7 PUPPIES - Shepard and Collie $3.00 and $3.00. R. D. Priest. THE SANFORD HERALD UNFURNISHED apt. 3 nimnT'pH' vale bath, fireplace In living Without Nagging Backache room. MS Jessamine Ave. Ntfilni ktokuha, ka* *1p»pandraarfY, h**4*<n«**n<JdlulBH*mar b«Hu* to alowtown «l kldntr fuBdlun, Hulun u r |uo4 SOMEONE to share home. Phone kl<lr*r fuBttkin I* •♦rr Impuriant to fooH Im K)i. Wh*n»nm«»*»nfd»ra<>ndllk>e,*u*h •• H i* u b b <I i I i b I b , h u m Ihl* Iw frurUnl 2 bedroom home, nicely luatOon totkiwHauii.BuBr folk, ,uff*rfl«a- LARGE furnished ■New electric kitchen • ■Inf k*«k*«k*-f**l nltorakR Miser kUd. Spacious yard landscaped • Ideal tor Irt Itolton* Hu*to told nr wnma die*u r «Bu*c,tll»B«e elehtour fruiwBt pstoee*. for children. Seo Chief Parker Dun I B,*w,i r»ur klHnnr, If Him, rondl. ut 2433 Yale Avenue, Phillips ttou koltor run. Try Doan', Pllb-n mlto Terrace after 4:00 p.m. dlurdl*. U*#d r«r«*,fullr kr mlUle** far ararlOrten. It', aiuMlni kaw maar IIbmb IJubb', «l»* k*p»r r*ll*f fnim Ik*** altrnm* fart*-h*lpD»(lmlW*uf kl.lnrr tuk****dfll- EFFICIENCY APARTMENT and rooms for rent: Clean and com­ Mr* Ruth out wait*. 0*1 llu t'i 1'ILtotatorl fortable. 713 Magnolia. Phone 391-it. YOUR COLOR HEADQUARTERS' SERVICES LAWN MOWERS sharpened. BW IWO BURNER oil heater with eyelet repaired. Shuman t, 814 floor mat. Lika New • $17.00. 1118 E. 4th S t . ______________ Crescent St. ------- -GAS STOVE • Reasonable • Call 'uKCSSSi/ iUernlni SenttoaL Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph 1154-M. 7— Pete- Llveatock- Hupp) lea **• 1 .,7 GOOD AND BAD Slightly used Sofa Bed* $29.50 Slightly Used Silver Limed Chlffrobe ....... 39.05 MATIIER OF HANFORD 2N M E. Ill S t Phone 127 . I i ’ll Complete The Picture With — lienutifuIly Framed Mirnirw and PictureH NEW HOUSE: Block construction, 3 bedrooms, f l o o r 'furnace, breexeway, car port, two lots, ta,000.00 down, balante like ren t , J. W. HALL, Realtor Florida State Bank Bldg. * * |C L A K A Apartments. 114 W. Grit Street. Phono 490-W. Xttl.LAWAY AND BABY BEDS .wy, week or month — Tel. 1433. Furniture Center, 110 W. F irst KAN KOlJli room furnished irtnicnt. all Park Ave. ••DOM furnished upstairs apart­ ment. 417 West llth St. New Plexulum Venetian Klinds A D S TOTAL PRICE $2900.00 Very nice 2 bed room home, living room, kitchen, bath. 3to mUea from Clock on a paved road. Terms. See Raymond M. Ball Licensed Broker for all kinds of real estate, lotto 8. Park. Upstairs HOUH* I *.*: K -• » ; 7t» 38,V |t iDvV fM II T i U lliw H ,l Greet the new nounon with a bright, newly - painted house, Inside and out! N o t h i n g enhances tho beauty . . . protect)* . . or add* to the value of your home like, keeping IL well painted. Seo tin for nil your pul lit and supplies. N PHONE 148 In Ru*»lan-:t:inln«1r! Poland, 0 per cent ol all "vat i.lined under­ ground la mw-.au: -nPy Wu.'dj In the Unite** M*t« > : — I ' f t ' t L* 71 per cent. ^ A D ue f'u b liih fJ at a public it 11 let In tooptralien with V ia A d crttnint Council, I nr. j; THE SANFORD HERALD Thara. Dm . 4, IMS surfaced NEW FLOORS ........... - to v .fection. Old floors made llkn new. Finishing, clesnlng and waxing, also portable power Haw Serving Seminole County Since IS33. II. M. Gleason, Lake MaR| i l l T~SILL—Plano Tachnlclan. Pbone Ml-W. Route 1. Sanford. AWNINGS Plastic, Aluminum, Csnvss. F ret Estimates. Phone 1391-J iftar 6 p.m. for appointment___ YOU CAN SELL Anything With A j Classified _ Ad JUST CALL 148 CARPENTER WORK For quick repslr jobs, or small building, Call Jim 1142-M-4. Experienced Brake and Front End Man — to tat up and operate PLUM BIN O Firestone Brake Dept. No drift­ Contract and repair work. Free er, steady work. Vacation. Good estimates. R. L. Harvey. $04 PIANOS—New and used. Termspay for right party. Firestone Sanford Ave. Phone 1131. Trade-Ins. E ider's Plano Store, Stores. I ll East 1st St. 1209 Myrtle Avenue. Phone CABINETS Formica tops. C. Vail Woodworking. 513 Sanford Ave. Pbone 309-W and 143J-J. OIL FURNACES - By Kresky BATTERY, Generator or Starter Wall, Floor end Fireplace. Service. Call 917, Swain's Bat­ M. G. HODGES tery Service. Sanford Avenue 489 W. l i t St. Fkeae 124 and 2nd Street. TRAVERSE Extanilion' Rods—38" ALL TYPES Bulldozer work. Rea sonable Rates. Free estimates Phone 808-J. V. C. Gracey. VENETIAN BLINDS Factory prices) Rolla-Head Blinds. Aluminum slats, cotton or plas­ tic tapes. Complete repair ser­ vice. SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY GIRL WANTED 820 West Third Phone 289 Furniture Repaired, Reflnlsbed. Phone 283. Home and Office Fixtures Built. iF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO Ezperienced Super DANIELS CABINET WORXS. SELL and are in a hurry to sell Market Help Wanted 113 Railroad Avenue it, let the classified advertising WELL PAYINO, permanent Jobs (Welsks Bldg.)________ department of THE SANFORD now open In Lovett's Super Mar­ HERALD prove its ability aa an kets for experienced grocery, SPREADER SERVICE.' Lime and, Dolomite and Fertilizer. PbooO efficient sales medium. meat and produce men. Good 1393-M. David E. Carpenter, hours, good working conditions, paid vacations, retirement pen­ JALOUSIES sion plan, insurance and other Lifetime Aluminum — Free Esti­ benefits. Oive age, experience, mates. Free Installation—1Tele­ Purchase of Paste W at other details In writing to phone 1423. Furniture Center, .e t ___ H. L. AVEBY 118 W. F irst._______________ WINN * LOVETT GROCERY CO. Drawer B, West Bay Stottoa DRAPERIES, Slipcovers made to Jacksonville, Fla. ordsr. Call 1908. Mrs. Famalet. GUAM. Construction workers want­ FRI01DA1RE appliances, sales and ed. Free Transportation. Long service. O. H. High, Oviedo, Fit. contract Top Pay. Information phpne 4Ui or Sanford 1048-W. »J SWEET HAMLIN oranges, and Application Guide $1.00. AUTOMOBILES -II bu. R. W. Lord. Phone u i Frank Gaakill, Desk AL, ltox I S 636, Bellevue, Wash. WE BUY AND SELL TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line. CLEAN Hunt'a Tuiedo Feed Store. LADIES • Address cards! Assem­ late model used cars. ble Diby Booties! $40 Weekly USED SPACE heaters; all sizes See W. E. Mr Master* possible. Enclose stamped ad­ good condition — very reason Hralley Odham Used C an dressed envelope. Write ROOTable. Lee Bros. 119 Elm Avo 13th and Park Aves. Ph. 108. We pay cash for used cars even U PIANOS. USED. 1309 MyrUe Ave you owe on them. BABY SITTING—best of referLittle 4 Reel Used C an PIANOS — Baldwin. Wurlltser and M” - Miriam Vlnup, phone Second and 8anford R many other famous names to lOlg'lf* YOUR CAR Is worth more mom chfloia from, low on your old Myrtle Avo. here. We need clean '47, '48, ' piano down. Rest Ilka rent. Send CARPENTER — '30, '31, '33 models, llsrlsy Wad Postal Card and Field RepresenEXPERIENCED mother will care worth. 601 North Ortnie, Oris for small babies In my home— do. Pnotie 8397. anyt me. Mrs. Paul Montalbano, 8 miles So. on 17-93 near San f 6 r ~SALE T Model A Foed Orlo dub. good condition. Call 1003-J. BICYCLE • E dltloo - $88. Pbone 1388J. 1940 PACKARD sedan Will sell cheap. Can be F T *"- New and machines. Terms, t.. Phone 1194. PLANTS for Sale: Cabbage - Let FOR SALE • Trailer • $8 f t LanUNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY luce • Srcarole. Irene Hinton, dnla 1848. Inquire John Green, i Sanford: Established — Very West Side. Phone m-W. Park Avenue Trailer Camp, Be­ l business. Living quarters ff tween 8:00 and 7:00 p.m, • Resred. Excellent for man and tonsble._____________________ wife to operate — For detalla write Box HAS. C/O Herald. n 1 8 - SPECIAL BHRVICKS —It IARINE hardware, Plywood, C. Vail Woodworking. 918 Sanford NEWLY DECORATED t bedroom house, AU electric kltohto. 3 large lots. 1401 Palmetto Ave. • id for night SPER'S GA- O. BOX 710, SL Jlxs Cupar, gggaBBCTB m w tu tU K I LOVELY I BEDROOM masonry m iw ator baator - O. E. iment. Terms: 8400 DR* C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLA88K8 FITTED 118 Soetk Palmetto Aveeee ROY WALL SALESLADY WITH EXPERIENCE IN SELLING DRESSES AND OTHER LADIES READY TO WEAR* '.',y STEADY WORK WITH GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCKMENT TO THE RIGHT PARTY JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE HrS 1w J 'l -’ r ,'to’i"«v i i 1 •' -^1 �-MVlfii — a mi: \\ i; \ IHLK i r t o i l hi o f f 4 U t l it f t f , bj 7 : 0 0 I', t l.. p lr nvc r a il YELLOW ( All III! & 1 ? £ S AN IN U E I’E N O K M ' It A l l . ) V O LU M E X U V E(ilnhli<thrd S A N ro itl), „U. S. Embarks i On Big Foreign * Arms Buying i « |f i(f tl % tvMlt ,r.» f |r rn f show♦ »> .uni 'im lr i im tih |toiii«»n. p a rtly i Im iih im l * <»f*| in up- if u .ir mi m iii |li m il t |H itllm i% D un .if t r r iiinm i fr illin ' m irth .tint t r n lr . il | hii finns *t* l>* j u n i S a n fo rd ll r r s ld , I ' l l ? C o lo r f u l IT .O IU IM C lir is lm u s IIUID) r a r u d r t c r a l f t NKW HI’A I’KK DEC. S ta rts A sH iiriuted P rcso l,eii*>cd Wi r e T o u r is t Nn. ■ h’.iiiciittS II<■Does \.)i I lic\ c In Att:11■1ifi*■' Ill'll (’liinii i m* Kmutntliii.u War lVaiim hi \u 'i1■-t'•l-i1.IM • ( S •’re*rIilc lit* It 1* I1« 1 * 1 *4 t( N ikr Ii nd l.n d . r • . • i » W a • ♦ H i * 1 .» -|4(»|»|m| •t ' 0*1l' ’ * *. \- |M I ’Y s l i v u l . m mm m ■ Billion - Dollar Rec­ ord-Breaking Sum * liarmarkcfl For Do- • fen so Purchases I' ‘ f *h j i *i •) mt r hi h ih'il *•\* •H r’ii >♦ In i 1 * |u rils. ilt p,<fluff*, I 'i •n M t r n t I*Jm * "f 11ti K m im * * *’ it i I 'I! > nftfi'T I'liri*. •. I . « • 1.1 till! V f ‘It^i tl III f**N h|f It m«l> l)M I )■ >«I.| tiilli *t hid flu* Suiii ifin it* 11 ii*Ii sSihool IVp *‘hd* *J»•11 t h tlumii imomDiihl' hii< Ii **f t Iim* S llH 1 In I'MI A ’H iiritif I i Di ’ n l‘l' ml i vi ill*’ Miij ( lirlh lm iM gum »i»*u. ^i»»ir•‘*l Wi«drm*dny I i l l i * im l , b»* lu iiin t CfifimKiM nf Cohiuhttv n.id n l Dv K*,hiN) prtipl* Reuther Charts Active Program For Labor Union 1 V nu. D VT . W ill S e e k D o s s ilile B e j, | . , n ♦ .V. 1MU Lie D ism isse s 9 i is pu l *■i m t h* I’n ( ’o m n m n i s t n e f i t s Any, U rines IH 'd aie 'F i t s , If Action tu 1 llll.l l v f In -It HI I C. V •* m) I. i ) | d<- Ii. in I in.mi,'. I f* r M. i . \\ - ,. S* uioiof.- I '- i i • ,* - p .,ii ■ I (um* Reporter Gives For C itru s Gets Inside Fai ls On Grocer's Praise Ike’s ‘Desert ion i M i ; 11 m 1 1 *'; i ■ i i • i i T t •! -■ til f .M rf.l',, III St* IMjI* I I 1>I'if Ml. Ill* ,1 If i’Uri r ♦*) h t ii,,11**1 ii if u 11 . **'ih»’i mI •' mi11 ' *•*'-, f |Jr. n 11»* I*.I v nil ll-ii | h« J i«i i . tr* i ** i» •it Ih« 1 IlH'lll'* i bo Idtnu ■f thr 11(tint t Ilf ’ I' y jir h*l* * i.‘i*t I I * I .) *.••»•• | • . | I ' N I T K D N A T IO N S \ ^ e If.. H ull. ••.»* i i Ni w Vmi t I' N sources said S e c r e la ii r %f |l* ** hi* i t*i. • . f t ' * - Stilt e n d T r y u se l.ie fired u liie A m e n f..* i I . ... • I I . * I gl* }*11 *' Itf r a il em ployes today lo r ret" in • ihhtiir *m ili* to u iisw e r M e l'a ir a ii c o m u illle e » .i )| tIH* **\ • *i * o u rstio n s idiooi O iin iiio n is i a t lilia . Illh 1I Mill fill < *» I't Hu i|ut) 14•l*11*, "t fill * k * IIIIIU lio ns am i s iih v e r s is e cnnneetions k*it ■» *It In * 11 * 1 i*i \| i\ mi IV i 1 1 In ii lid s lirlm js to IH Hie n u m lie i ills .Sf i’ii ip Vt I d * |»MfMI *’il Mill •11 1 * * Mil m issed In I (i.M! (or H ils cau se I fit f Hi I lift* M'f 11 M- t I' '* tii|i| 1*11«||T ti f|** l.ie , in * a fo rm a l s la trin e n l i ivi nl j."i'*M!ii’ w arned his sla ff of .t.irsi they la te 31 *'H’l11|tl«tl III fMlt t r a Mill1 ' tillrfl'tlt Ihe sa m e late If they act s lr iid .u K . Mini ii‘••-ii* tiilimi Vlfi"*’ I tilli**n Th e new- u o lices of d is m is s a l i't .** i IHm • 1,1111 ii! «'i SI mi It '•*ii HU* J11■•IlI tif were c n n la llU rl In lei I d s . Hie I ' N sources said, said , which w hich ana ir expected e x p rc lc i. , l, '' 1 snurrei 1 ’ 11 *. nf riM lll!H |i'l’ , •’* I to be la o t i *’* )! ) 'if':"*’*' " */ la n d mechanic** ot me finny*, ire " *'• t f»i r* 4• f 0 C Mf f .1 •i l')l'l 41)1' i 11 nfi i‘X | ir H i il I i I)*’ M im fiiiu .it I*' ! I) ill I «i««, In h is vlulrm **nl lo |!t»' si t* * hill* m an **( ()»•• ’ .*» MM In i *1 • ffi l » M K ah rc tn rln l. «micf hi* \m i * f .'h.H !•»•? th»* M »l,t* I .si \t. flush * t i 4*t. 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(il, m m prom ptly r e e li eteil ho the ( IO N e x iM iitlv r v lie prenl Held lifte r losing the HhmvHoun to Benther Th e np lil In C H I rank* nver Hie eteehnn np parently wn* tpnekly healed, at len*t nn the M irface Itntti thi> K e u lh e r and H ayn o n fl fnree* pledged cm itim ied a lle g l nnec In the C IO lle id h e r nuitl, " I *ay In Die men who *d on 'i 1 1** p 11' ,)it* * t« Vf.il* til 11 id V \ *■ ft. •V i hi* dr IlmlMf Mlttnll. 'HI tfI\ t••t h ji tint fit Dedicated In Special Cerem ony Not T estifying KtTusal if* it•t•I i itiii »-I m Mil tfiimii 1 a . ..nti'iititni 1 * ill I"I s'-' ••«fm•11 " • ' I**111 v 1f| . A m e rican s For B in g e s t I i t fil in*« i s |,»si a rt in •■' -lav fmit m il llffrd .i i li 11<|•*»miI m in t D ia l ftatl N ew T o u rist C lu b B u ild in g Is I'M D i*•) et nl r,ilrd ninl'il i llui I *if i h* * e l.ip lu nelgntry * * 1 1 np and d " / n D I rm (i n mi i « ' | h 11 ( 11 <. i M* t hi nf i I m f*i linn I pi i |*** i "• Midi'in ‘ * •1 in 111 •I'Mphi'M Ilf mi M •Ml ' Dm Dr* I o„ i D m )" f III llltlll 11 * i't •M II •* iiif 'HI il 1 1 1* 4 ill * tel k Ii Ill'll’ III* r-f *Hi"1 4 il | * I.i <1 ,. f|>| 1 iiimi ll if.I ll 1' 'll* I , t | A 1 * 1 Mn. 1 <.i il * N|. iMlIll' ! 1st Die "I '* 1 IM t l« i hip • •iih u e «»r Ml * .n f il l .1 - .1.1 » nfifer ' llx H " \ U HI i Mil A \ t II f IsJ villi' 1 I f'f V • A A• >-• •*' e» t*i . * f.i teal n fM g. . ii .. . mii l i n k 41 D im .*♦ » pt«1*|i til *' I’.'f Ii. 1 ' ■r, f'ii" Iir# ,i I rt I the Mi1 1 1 *’i Mh " *' hi i it ■111ii*t due*4 *• ft*' •* • Is' tf‘l il -lit* 1 ’-Ml "I M *l mi Mm If • if ) tft ■i.l.l I («• . f «l I1 D i ll! ..... II '*11 . • ). i\ «|M« » .1 1) •• . Ill "1*1 * i f 'I *11 in i' " lm h flie v) nr to dd H* i* Mm i 11 f if ••m tu In* nl 1 D m I i .' i . i t ,i» k nut a ' 11, I 1 i mid In n r ,i p<i-«i||\ e '• ■ i.*i \ iDim d f minnI* M*||| Ml ' , * . k nf en. I I-I i f" r • si*- m.mv ' " rd thin kind , ' ' I IM I 'Mi ll up* Mem. In * ' h ill he Mf , t i . .I f I d ii . ip ' i, *1Uf tl' | ' 1 'll bill WEST I’AEM HKACH e .lohn ' 11 M . I.ttl. 1 base Holliday fe rry S r. a Kentucky .In l.i-i* In I . , i'll • i ........... *D "w II,* ).. • !►" l " , l" . 111o ♦ 11' 11 a . farm tiov who been me one of the » "41| 1) 4' It * >Mf I " 1 1 ♦» MXf ..Is * ,, lH14 * 1 v . * II .» ! I ■ i *11 tli. • « 1 t i oli Oi pm .110 nation's chief publl'hlnK executives If IM 1) "IlHflli " N'.') * ' ,1 11. ’ iii *i i * . . 11.*♦ l(ie i mu -id*'i) 111:: 1 ^M 1 1 ■ I llo ill dint Thursday at 71 s\ |f»'t . • ■ .............. 1* 1 I .... 'I t , D mD i x. i m I t»,l ' III) ' Mi l l * .ml 4 "■ .» 1 f. ".Mil ferry owned Ihe vast Western - mi .. ... ' t 1 • " <imii f .,* _|| MU Mf *li '.htil I . D i ■ iff i h i t 11 1 » . . q ) ,• , ■ 1,(0 ill .111V Newsnapcr Union: il d-dlv and ix , )f(r■ ' ' ' ’» L* * • III ml III ()l I .In. f ),, Hi i ll t' .4 I I UHllg Mill weekly newspapers In Florida and , . , , r nil .11 Du* IN I.I Dis V i •• il • • 1 » fi.md i t i r ■ * * I l D . in * i* 1 i ■ • Kenluckv: four Florida radio sta­ their phiih eiistimnx nf Die Onion *f I.*** I in D " |r l| 1 1 tions and numerous oilier com la-agne Clubs q( ,Mner:ea. I »ay r .n ’ \* I. M" k* S i*i| r ili » fil ll )|l II •111 ll lf • \ '' . ,* L i , , ,, ,, panics affiliated with llo-se enter this for you who are roiivrilHiin inale them. In-* 44* I salt I ru. h*i(« i* f | \ lit, f|. t i l l I - t 4 IM| t Stilt ' Ml* ’ ,|,| ’ * 1 1 * 1*1 •‘,* \ . ( ( )■ . , I )l|*| *|< M llll't 1 .nun: f,ie was salt! lo lime - m n l m ••ft* ' fMi ( *-I IM* *1 «1**1 «t, prises, lo ntldllinn lie had loruo delegates ami I sny ll for Ihe 1*4.1 *f I1 ftMl I•1111i* * 1 1***1I'll M t... IIm • -ti AI \1 i • *|) *’ 1 It * * 1 4 I*I 1 - • \ m* *' IM real estate Imldioes, I’o-ludintl millions of CIO tiietubers Imck ulllmaluni lo Ho- nine lu-l Moiulus . *t, • l|ii r * i,< *hum W.ild Mi i ii-,- |»t* litr nl nl tie \i iii i*D* i. ..ll.* 1* *1 1 •* D \» * 1 * S1. nl ll* * f ’ •*! k |f»; farm enterprises al t'arrnlllnn.Ky Inime. that Ihe fal men on Ihe lo answer thruc .|iieslion-- lo linn 11 ifiiliiiffc il (In I'.iKf* s h l .Iflllp.1 n*n ■ »Mill la iiiic i om in i ion ' o l»**«'*’ 1. , . I * l Dn * Di K i » <♦ 1 .11. i tiv niKin yesterdav or (are firing *#»I iihit Death resulted from n rcreb rit jilush nisliions are wrung W a l ,| -o I in 11 ■ i ill >i , o iii i -1 l l l l i <1 ID. 1 *. 1 I .I f ■ Iml "ll* M’l* till" |l | i ....... .. "We ere not going lo go not Their answers all were reported Ihnimhosls (clot on the hralni gl um c is Ii .nl I In. 1 :u1 il 01.0 1 1 ,. I ..... ..........b -iilt c Hie lie was stricken Sunday at his of here divided. We are going tu unsnlisfaelory lo t lie Ini' i li the - Hi'.i. IP M l oil, III two ' ■' Thu secretary gani'ral’s deeision CU'.." fain t lleach home and died In >/o out of here united lo carry on tile v n iu h l gi l ,i ■as w il ti il Iml ,fi I h ii M . i ' - ■ II* p u llin ' of was linekeil by ihe rei oinlurndu flood Samaritan Hospital. His fam­ this struggle mill] we win ” lh .il ,i o it inn Ii,i iiii|ii 10 f 'l gr 1 .il lion of a three man panel o f <|ih ll,| ■I .0*1 , - I'., I,-.- right ily was at his side K I0 1 mt lingnished Inlermiiional liirlsls who Survivors include ihe widow. , | , • ll 1. 1 H 1 *m I. .. 1 * ’ D s| l.iiio I' 1 *.ii is \ ice p ri oli oi 1 1 4 » * * ** I . \ 1 I* ' K ’-te i It.id advised hi into fire am Arnern-ao Mrs. Dernlhv l.illy I'crrv; and (wn nl IV inn -V l.io r t t . : i o i'i'i v i *. D Ml * , M[ 1 II 1 ( 4 ' l « employe who dodgril niieslioiis •ting llo* sons, John II J r , and Farwell W Jar k m ho ilb - .0 lied d im , . ' i i *. 1 ■ ,'. II Iiil*» flii i 1f , r 1 , f l I \ " 4 I 4 .ill D ■ -t about alleged links lo Hie Column im l gl) • ferry \ in I \ Ni jjih .Km d(i d In ... . a g a in -1 '-o i 10 mi -•mint | l | i o llio If I f1»4| tl'Dt If* Ml* 411 I * f t)i .» d t'o-re Iv i .If.if • ' . nisi par tv. lied espionage or soli Tlo*e Wi!ioe«, all of Funeral plans have not hern WJI , I *.I * S|TI• III* u III- 1 *|(IM| I'll I u it 11on - lo , 11 li'n il 111111; p iu d o ii 1 .Mb *•i it'd ) d ill V 1 ii i 1' "1 L* f i •* If ol ' m- found. verslvr rings The |url»ls said such previous erloiiuul o-rm-i . lomplclctl i l Sllil 4 4 ' I If" \ ' ' fit)' • 1 . 11 (0 4 *) ;ii*l)i* In n 1 o iu iiii'iiilin g m o le s 'a lili 11 1.1 D 1 IN l| >11 •• 1 d. t fl •I ' ! < r i l l i f .' Idle i refusals created a "cllmale of mis - ni......I to terms »t f dl tell voil Will) their lather its W m l chn'r(111 K i l F l I ♦ SlM 'lD , 4 l» II IM’f | ’ lo pr Ires and M lpplli n a nil b e lli 1 in* I i >l*-t|l 1 |'i e Id 'll! "f *-• in i if Di* \ In he \ e Di 1 nmehnw am i •*)•* Ii ImiIjiv in f’in uif mt ''V plclon.' man, John win president nf the | en ill n'fcji*(ei of fdo, • *i111• • 1 mil p ackagin g l> a t i- told 'lie grow ei ti IM*e*l Iii m'| i r l * I ’lio h i" , tl" :i m i al a ill rind ll M- l 1 ( )•( |i Contents id (he nine ri'|>lies lo .Indite M B Smith fe rrv Npw»iui,",r n"d Itadlii EnT. E. Tiu-ker, president of the 1 - of Iii 11in* in i" 'Y o u an* 110I I -1 do Hume H iin i’ s tu Di i <i.i led |V!.f (Mid Mi* d ll 4 4 il .if Du 4 'i t o il e v e ry <1 Hi 1 iff* Hm 1 1 Ii •m jiliu »/’ ' 1 1 1 Dm t il l' ' ' •" p io iiiil Icrpriscs nnt| Fnrwdl was presi­ Ferunld-I.niiithlou Metuurial llos- Lie's ulUrnuliitn were mil made till11O1 M l l-.1i I, 1 tbe H ill H a iti sa tisfy Hie io ' u ilr r You m e dom lit) I D im sf t•d m" flie f11 '1'• ' " f i l l "i »ii ■ 11 ir f )M||l ([ 11\ Oils re p o rte r nimtefit'fd r i f f Duit Np’iii'Tiir dent of Western Newspnner Union. pilnl Asxorlatliio, has lu-en recom­ public. worn -to " -, m ill a ju il f ii'io I wo 1111-m lo s a lin h mu iinss, the Imio l'i 11 ■I m iifii' <’d ild I i i "}|i 'VN4 | did 1ilie rig h t H iin g Of the nine previously tired, six lint u o lo il D* I m* billed d u h " l Western Newspaper Union dis­ mended s« n rnnilidnte for the \ i ,ii ill* ■ 'If in rd. *1 l III 1 1 1 ' ill N’Mt'l IrIL* I m K " l « 1 l In v w e re ti'l hern lei out since Hie Mr m ilk in Mr m» Hid** I >m id v, '-j*- i*ii| pul irt-oo'ii ip a 1 iM 1 base 1111K w lie tributes remlltH m d lc r and tom- flve.mnn Cuontv hnsnttnl Imard of have ,, thin m ill m ug " S o m e M iie s it eetos Hie Iml* < Dm. | •r| 'I Di d .trnl 1L. I r | . | . d In .id* l*t.Hi •■ Mt'i; *dl"i|t 171 V poll 1 le a l Im les lo about IMfoo weekly newsers, replacing Gem-n.l J. C. Farrmi committee alarlni IK probe In tun* tif Mm* hii*ti 4vh«*n ii* ‘f I ’ld ii'i'n iiili A, E E > nun. on d u ly wife has a m em o ry lik e a il > l> ll '1 ll." * 1)11 h i I m Ill' f*f 11L 1 1 111 D i i ’ '11 "H|N uppers. An afrlliale, American Hutchison, who was unable tl, n ib N ''niphiyes In ' <iohoi I he IK’li ii’*! her.il ■' hi ni. ‘\ u« f nMv at 111»- I'tln - la h illi ilia 'll' I ;tu 11 111 id it u il II 11111 v lie m .m y m e a ls l . i b ’i * -1 liil min \ i III It’ll."1 IM On Itr i l i-.li F ir s t I'rcss Association, ls-nnlional ml- serve on *account of tin pressure 'six had lompornry ccmlrmlH uldrh lliM 'iii'it vim 'v**r»* m in i 'ah thi-r m o tiiin g , f lm l lii'a iil tlio or s iw e n il p u ce s lower for wi t h 1 1M||| 1 I"•II i l f / r i •III!) i. t! 1 "HHiinriN im ID i I'l l loll -»gl JllS were nut rehewed Three oilier lu vertisimi rcpreumlutive for more of business, I V'ivh ivuy DiimviuIi Me I'U lshlo g glllnn mol " I ’lll lllllm 'Ii before she forgets the 111 r i ot i |di h dll'-.- ni i •ii iii t v Itit -eotniimn-been fired earlier for refusing! than 4,500 weeklies. iin't tin it. Gcnrifn Tonhv, nf had toll like i gn, d mmiiv Vtnerleaii „ ..cu ,chairman „ lo xhswer the mierles of n previous i * A ll Hirt-c men w ere i ■1•11v ii ■ f•■ I on atc-K to l i y to fin d out llio soniee s irin g beans or the .V) e n d lom .i The Kentucky ncw*|>m>cr* are Ilf till' llllllO' Iocs or Hud Ili vent c n h lia g c not "Idler-- "II inv hi d\ rail end Ii. the Carrollton Nows Democrat, which recommended Mr. Tucker to lnvegUga.lng cummll.ee i-hurge* of liie a k ln g nnd entering M > 11O W Idle, iilllilliei ii'dli'i lllilli, g els tln-m linek on her no-tin iiem i il Ei i nlintw i i .in lie’s lltc It not known fieri’ Imw w ild intent to ,-om m it a ml ole. Frankfort State Journal, Owonlnn the County Hoard of Commission­ Ifi’iitntn llmrivtt, whose duty it is in.oi In do d. so many American employes In the News-Herald and Owen County ers this week, said Mr. Tuckcr'a .Secretariat have been called up iiie iiiiiir . T h e men senteneed went to inspert iluw Iilnwn Hluies, was Ft eutiox e r l i t i Nex Y o rk seDemocrat. ' D a v id T h o in iis and J a n ie ' * best- nil Kaufoul Avenue lit Ihe time of name has emne mi ivpriitcillv as •i i i l ) lie fn ie da vti l . i - i S n lu rtla y . before the U. S federal grand m il, l,11II1 o f S a r n -o la , nnd .lid in liie In Florida, the dally newspaper I the rubbery. I 'V u u ( ' : » | ) i l j i l I'M ow a trustee candidate necauso nf his \n i l.il'o vid e m lii'im loid lieeu Jury whlrh Just concluded its In holding* are the Jacksonville Jour Ii, A o a tin , H anford, T h e fo m ie r Doth ii'diieni'-o mil near Ho b i l l toi l lu Mode it ip p e .ir through nai, film flench r o i l , Palm Hench work with the lo.nl hospllnl, Ids vestlgatlnn of the U N with n two S a i d N c u c l B y B a n k e r s had previo us records a l Kara* liipior stole and spotted the N"tf*o activity In the attempt to get more ...........i i i " ' 1 .uni ifiiii'iin c e n ir iila , charge that It had found "wide, Times. Palm fteaeh Dolly News, ’li l I" Iill i . d to . loinie on Pensacola Mornlnu Journal, Pen­ ndcipinte hosnilnl facilities In the spread infiltration" by American sot a w here Th o m a s wo* co in 0 ted III the nlli-v lieliiml Hill Mill ibiure 1on a ch a rg e of b re a k in g and en­ stole hetweim Ihe eoriiee oT pal HMl.t.VV, 111 Hi '.V I lie tii e floe '•"initti lib lleiuln- o ve r Ihe week sacola Evening News. Panama 111 inly, a n f hi* close association fledx Inin the world organlz/iliim .11' B ill M *Ii - "•I mil toil) it in t ouiumdoro A U. N. ximkesmnu (|imtcd Lie te rin g nnd Ch eatn n t on a eharge tnetto and Hanford Avenues on of t'liplliil Into Industry "withooi City News- f nnumu, City Horald. with trustees of the Fish Estate. •III) it "tel ho oluu.ii ti t e.itlv Hits week. jfe said that Mr. Tucker Is "In- us saying when he nmnnmerd IIm o f fo rg e ry , A s s is ta n t H tale ’s A t - First .S tin t They 11,11 after the Ulitlne regulations or reslrlr toms" Ocala Slnr-Ilnnner. Del,and Sim Mt • I* •Is. I ill) gbit who soon eluded Ills pul - is essential to Ihe conllnurd ex ____ Hi d im e to Mill belt Field nn 1 terested in getting coo|ierntlon in previous firings that he aclerl not tntnev H n lie r l G iig g * said . A o -lln , hut News, and Melbourne Times. l||l(ll'f* th* I no.' I bind iml ini.iIdei 1 a mill, luinsiim of American Imliislry i n , I, -It ........I* In addition, he owned these Flor­ everv way In getting the Kish only because of their refusals to he said, had n previous coavietinn suers. » 4Nill . ii t*i • .l|( l# | in v i 'otislella'niit plane for tho ida weeklies: Avon Park Sun. Del­ tru st’to build a hospital os quickly testify hut lieeause of further evl- In Ju d g e H m llh ’s co u rt on a r h o rg e j q | ( ( „ ii e l l , ow ner o f llm Ar Ewing T Holes, new president oi lu Hu. mil*- lliglit in K o re a. He was \ ' (Ilf il' II* I I IM * 11 *rl i f i i-nilc Idotinr Hl-re, wits vviis Im inimeillniedenco he hsd received on them o f b re a k in g and en terin g jr n d c IJ iiu o r Store, m ed iate- Ihe Inveslmctil Hankers Assot la ray Ucach News, Eustls New*. as possible." Thomas and Glivslnut were. | y aatified whil*' the rudlce miiiiIi- ' lion of America, dcr la red In fils 4**44 14• *| 14N|(| * 1*X I* li * \ <| I N il f M*' I mined am ong olheis, liy ('lu rrie s Femsndlnn News-Leader, Fort The County Commission recom­ l l 't•mUfturd ii Tss) Um l*s«r ll*f|l I III* -,»ltl* f'llMlI ( •f’4•1114 *.( ,|(| !■: uil.Min of I'etim t who will ha found polity «t the charge* today',,,| n,,. c.ty trying to find the l.ur- Inaugural address today Walton Playground News. Gads­ mended Victor Green to serve In lie pledged Hut support of Ihe - .«!*■ vnii • ’»(Mi'll miir ir *» Hie new ■eret.iiy id defense; Gen. by 0 Jury cuinpiMerl of Mr«_ Gcr- ^)nr. den Countv Times, Chattahoochee General Hutchison'* place. Since •i l l ' l l N H i.id le) •lu lr m t in of the C . H iiK lir « # Th o io ii* K )*••)•, (Jo«m tin* in lt in l 9ml- securities dealers In Ihe Ifti-orstiili’ w i l d ! ll I • jn j ’it IM I ' V‘ ill •« Tribune, Highland County News, Howard Fertile also has said he uatlnsinl ailniinistrallon "to the end i * 14 t Dti'M §»«■i f'*i imiMi’** Him len d c h ie fs ul S i,iff. and H e rb e rt Jackson County Flnrldlarij Jack- wa« unable to servo on account of |e V, Jack A. Gmdv, Thomas ft. i»*ii fL'it !>■I I I't* I Bit I* liulk v r 11sen »i »ftiUhisf*l it*, .’'lot«* Twit* J u U uh fill*) *iM •I' m ** ffi flrown -If., Neal It. Angel ami liquor partly hidden under some of reitirnittg IhK nutlnn lo a sound * l»i i I imh • • hi* business Interests, there Is a t,■i-■ Ii'd in H." fm to if li'llgli'M i Charles M< Flower*. Witnesses for trash mill old newspsoees in th" and safe fiscal pulley." probability that Mr. Tucker will He reiterated a Ihe me llial lias fuo or tile otyed to ■Mitai I 'I i M o v i e 'I ’i m e T a b i c T l ie ^ d # I ’l c T ^ K ? "I Coup tlm Slate were Willie Fray, aljev. NTr. F u n d i cheeked I'*'1 cash dominated be substituted for General Hutehlllio inerting—freeing I 'nlm ei and dl-"-r>veri’d Dial all Kit/ son and Mr. Green for Mr. Fnvltta, m enial and I’ark Avcnuo has lu-en George Kelsey, Charles Malcolm, register the cash nnproaimniely 1.10, In the economy of restrictions t in , t’„ 1 1,1 siu i-e vH me now tlo rire it'e i dhov i ' ii E a r t h " The County Commission and the ■old by Mr, and Mrs. Julius A. J. F. Ilrown. lien Me Malum and «hnngo Declaring Hie tloitiinaiil issue of nnd small hills was missowners for a c<ins|dmul>l<’ ftgl. William A. Horn <*f the San­ hi b o- .o tu n n ,re-1 to 'liiii id "A t'io d ie W a r K m oka" Cltlaena Committee agree ob the Takach, of Ihe day is lit replace a half-war Mll" w ill illteCt th" -In g o t • Mt years, to Hernhard Ed- ford Police Department. Thu tie- llm. 1 "tt . It:.VI • d:'.T> - '.EOS idhcr three men for trusteea: Prod number economy with a peace cenmimv. fa t|,c ,-eai of the store a desk Hanford plasterer and fendants testified in their own he’nltuot iiointcd nut that llo - oti >o the ’Mun'ana Inetdent" Wilson, Dr. G, H. Bremen, and wanla, .,0,1 patters wi-rn Holes said: "We know the formula I1,-t-t builder, for MIAOO, arcorrilng to II mini,is o f tile g i im p " f ill e v u iy 2:12 ft:UIS 7 :iIH - 10:11 fur prosperity as few other* know John Kvana. rreorda In the County Clerk’s of­ one in Hnnfoid a l a g ive n h n ili on fiint. - "Plymouth Adventure" tt." fice. t h ii' t in iiH eve to jo in ill the 1:00 - l oti - r. 1 2 - 7: IH - 0:24 chinge yesterday by a Jury com ff f - ; ) ,r„f "W6 have learned that freedom HATCH ILL B. K. Doudnev, Ta* Agaeasor, of C h ris t m ns enrols M O V IE E A N D t»,-, far Individual achievement, with s in g in g Mra. E. J. Hatch, wife of the said today that Mr. am) Mra. Tak- posed of fivn men ami one woman., M( | ,gr| fl„ . , Ii( , h)B " I Want You" capital for u ('Mil, litis produced w hether a l the in d io sta tio n , at •rh had owiterf the property more C OF C MEET b'Tgl"r tried to go out the b»“k the greatness of America. bom-' or in llu -ir ear. Show star In d;10, first fcatur* doe- but was unsucerssful in the than SO years and possibly W) " T im N a t iv it y C o in n iiL lc e and 7:01\ Intermission K:24, last "Money Invested In plant*, raw The hoard nf directors of the d*»V. yeans, according to hfs memoryfeature 0;g6 sales, produces pro'ner th " enrol * I tigers hope that It la F"rroll H'hltxl t'*"' """ I'lO " w ‘S materials, Tha property, which faces on a t-ctninule County Chamber of liy. On all side* we see the limit-beautiful depletion of the firstKnt. "Criminal latwyer" lot, sneompsjses several Commeno wil meet In the City „ , rt |v Pni„tv ot the tint" of *h les* opportunities for steadily In- Chri.-tlmm night will lend Hihlc\t "Wild Hurso Ambush" ' 1, offices, a restaurant Hall Tuesday night at H:Oi) o'clock, midp-rv hut 'h a ' Iho robber h ’d creasing production and prosper!- loy and lirlplilnros to the criming Humlny * “My Six C o n v lc ta " and la an old land President G. W, Spencer announc- ft||ed 'll wHh bottle* from tbe holiday seuson", Mr. Palmer said. «d today. shelves of the front room- .*{Men Sentenced Liquor Store Is To Four Years For Broken Into And Breaking. Fnlerinr Burglar Lsrapes Tucker Fropu.sed Bv Citizens For Hospital Trustee •I * •*» it *i rf A’l l.ANTIF «TTY N .1 r - The i'lO's new president. Walter I' llenther. tmlny charted n fluhtinu propram lo keep Ihe labor orpaoi /atiot. an active factor in Amerl ea's Industrial life Itrother, In a speech ueeeptinp the post ns successor to Hie lute I'ldllp Murray, said hu would strive for the hiauest possihle nidus for um . workers already urnanlm ), and Tentulive plans call Inr these enmpniuu vlporonsjv In nruanlrr countries In chip In 12.1 imllloo workers who are now non union dollars In make possible a coordi­ E le e lin n of Ihe d y n a m ic , t.V ye a r nated prnducUnn program cover Id Ite iilh c r, hend of Ihr the hiu lt l old tteutlirr, bln t ’’ftt • ‘tin t: the French "M ystcro" lighter a iilo w o rkers uolon. c o n ic fate v im ' mid iiir Itflilsli "Swill" Intervep fe rd a y in* a r lin ia x (n Die ( I d ' s .lohn Ferry, Head Of Big Nevvsuaper Chain, Dies At 71 « ' ili. r -• i 'i- c ra ft |L*tkt|MHPl| in* rntll* 'th* r Mi*- Ip 'llf » ■•! ■i •'»• I'tulrtl *D „*» II ' »• I »|t ,1 S. ♦.»* tint (*• • « n ft f I hi . Ii* .♦ « hum nr * IHi ofllH'! *ti* " Vijir- WASHINGTON r flic l mini States was em barked loday mi ;i record billion dollar defense buying program abroad, earmarking nl must onr fourth of tin* fund lor IIfirst sud) purchases of foreign .nr After months of preparation, in {Ifnrmrd officials said itio I ir>« ' b a t c h of these ncu orders will be sinned with Great llrllain In about n week These informants stud the Initial orders will Involve .some on million dollars and will cover production nf Hritnln's famed "t enlurtun" lank, luccessfully battle tested in Knrea. for Hie Nnrlli Atlantic Tren ty lNATO) cmintrirs Defense Denartment directive-. It was learned, now have mine not , fur nildilioii.il foreign buying In In 4> other West European countries With tills go ahead Ameri.-aii military procurement officers are expected lo heifln li’lting runlraets for nriiis, ammunition and supplies in F ra m e . Holy. Helghim, Den mark. Luxembourg, West Gcr many. Greece. Norway the Nelli erlamls and Sw llierlarul tint, they said, the billion dollars going to Western Europe under this program will play a very intiMit A taut rule In propping op the shaky economies of America’s allies For the first lime, some of Ihe funds will he used In buy rniupl.’tr aircraft overseas About 22.1 mil lion dollars is sel aside for such production in France, llrllain. Italy, the Netherlands and llelgl- I * fail s II* 11 Arr;in^(‘d For Dcdicalion ()!' Nidivilv Sitiic Pico mftwSiC Sold By Tukacli ,SHOPPING 'DAYS LIFT ty ^ 'At ' * ' 4 ’’ ' .J ' 1 - ’• JL id * . m m Mm if im * '• ..‘ jA r h iV ^ n« m <4 4 m »i«» .iin n in wils . » > .'i mm B i * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 04, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 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 04, 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/78d00866b3b75740d5b1221ed0c549bd.pdf a664c901e8498ea7135a3fdf5d94795c PDF Text Text 0 * ------------------. m 41,412 Blues Rank Second In FSL At, Gate; Daytona Is No. 1 With ns,:i05 Fans PayTo See Baseball Games In Memorial P T ill, HANFORD IIliltAl,I* I'liKr II Turn, Dee. 2, IU.*i2 R eg ister Mnrrh. Combining llir tlirre piitil inhil fioures, I he Melton ini Stadium plnveil bust In 11,112 during llir 1932 diamond M'lwm Tlo** fig. llir* nre -.etmialc nml nnnrl Irom till* fiHilhtill illleniliiin'i1 1'ilitlt ie ported enrljei till*, full. I*1Vi IhtM'Inill \Meiiil.ini r C. nn lllne. Ml.VI ,i i M ir * 'I n n . tv Li j .i Tninl. ’ llil Inl'il f. Ci'tnie ||n» Sni'fnrjl l itinl* ivi'l' nlli'inlfitie.' uilh n Inwlv l',)(2H'» l" full hill thi'i venr will' lln» added lltllielil nf hlnvilM! In the nm 'infi 1‘rlil M"|i >1In I SIinIIuiii the Hide ilrr»v .’IH^Iitn I" mnl • i emi,| in in. divided regular n eiimtn inliui n slnn«. Ilnvlnn.i llrurli »ilh ri*..inri tin. fur unit mttiv aInin I nf llie ullirr Irani* in llir rlm ilt. San­ ford Iril fur Ihe first I" n nninDi* unit wn*. iMIhln breathing ill"* Inner nf lire ln|i ilurin- llir mill rllr nf llir »rii"on unlit llnvlnnn •darted n "enxRliiinnl rninrlntrh ■l(H lull'lril in »"rnnd plure making the plav-nlf*. Orlnniln ilemiKr l(<* heirie tlie liilKe.it rlty in the |nn|r, wnn "nlv Ih'ril with ■'I u tii I'lil'l The nlnv (iff winning •••ilnftin Axalen* mill, eil 'in i'll' ivl'h 'II.4HII In apllr id tim in'’ u prunml "Inner in truth h alv a nf ihe 1932 nruMin. the I lr 1 uml Mnl Hat* were |u*t n mertlnerr flflh "llh 29.193 tmlit ruilniiirri. Our farina In llir In* rule figure* fnr Ihr Hul“ wa* Ihe unllinelv fire nf ls*t J n ir thu* Imrneil llir f'nnruii irumlilnml ilunll In Ihr remind, Tho ueriuut nlner .In* ttrnrh ften Bird* nf the flritt hnlf drew only P1.1!in iiuhl fnm fnr «l*lh nlner In Ihr Irnirtir. The lowly Coma In­ dian*. who In two vrur* of FHL plnv hnvr never rleen nl«ive the rrllnr, were not, n* one inluht exnrrti taut In attendance this sea* non, Cocnn nitriietnj IlMtlfi partisan* for seventh nlurr, It wiih llir seeont| yrur thev rviiilml the lu»t jdarc *|iol with n rrllur-ilwrlllnK rlull, Lrosliurg’* Darker* were the lgnomlnlmi* hut nhirrru nt the gale with hut 17,Wei |iiivinu 1“ wuleh game* In Venetian flunk'll*. Thr loon u* n "hole ilroptird uhmit llirrr prrrrnl ul Ihr Kirlr In 1932 a* comiwifed In Ihr 1931 figure". In 1932, thr I'HI. drew 299,392 fun* for regular season •»ame*. while In 1931. -mnr 279,* 299 paid In »er PHI. rnnir*. Onlr 9,379 wulrhnl Ihr phis-off |um r* u* rompurrd In 11,009 udil In 1931. All Ihrur flKtirr* nrr of |i»hl nttm ilnner utol do not Inrlmlr thr frrn ludir* or rhlhlrrn tltiilrr fivo uml thr fumlly niirht Kitmr* etr. Here n rr tin* final nfflrlul ttulr flmirm foe the 19W leiiion. 1032 FHI. AHrnihinre I'iild Total Twin riH,:itin lluylouu lleiieh 39,300 Kunfnrd :il2Vtil Orlando ill. (Mil I’uhitkii 29,1113 Del ui ml •2.1,210 ,ln» Hem li i ii,kin Cocnn 17,119!! l. r r ih iu r 299,393 Tnlul 9,370 I'h iy n ffi 2,71115 All-Slur (ilinie 279,321 tlruiul Tot ill t ’DI.I.KGK BASKBTIIAI.I. ir o n otiee uR nln in " pn it -ie uM iti i'hi*h It *.ei in* thnl hoth Tletiher Mil’ll Srhool Jie h-onville lieueh litel f’lHiin Itij’ll Seliool weru t • y|||’’ to pry the Seinirude* lunar for in, l • ii*on i iiKUJfrmeiila, led nl II lime the Ki’il* »• re iiiuu in* tei* t’l III pliiyiUK f«r Ihr ilulit |iioo lo|t ol the Kh*I I'Iuii’lu (on f* 11 n**e 101 I iei, 3, Win ii Ihe Mmf fell in on Ihe tn .I l i t i liuinphm.hip play* oil. ( liff Mile* and n ImiuI nf unihiliuiiH Ini • re* drrhlrd In "•ol op ,i " J a irrr Howl" K*nir Ml llo Weinot ml Slnillnm pitting ......... I tin ,i"* n hilling rlrtrn of Mi. i eiitr.il riorhl.i C'unfrrrnre mlh Ihe I icI.IT rhamphtn f millfflt i ii t i o ‘Tiuturar* \Viie. Mould Ifura'a Imi nolle i well* lf>1 hy li utinid I fill jiulntn tlilu Mi ti* si oiei| 11)1 fur tho Mount Dora null eii;lil with* <oit u ilefral ill CJi’C piny niul held ti H I m ol'd fill lilt* NI'UH'JII, jlnaiiiK only to i Kuatia, v Im lout to Siinfuid, 7*0, i'ii i her Ihi* yrur. IlnWrvei', two i u * it r rn o li in tiililii oliatnelr* ........ . killed tills llll’U I" i ni it wu* tunn. h'irat off, the S'liiinole* voted Itl'll iiKuinat n pmi "'li*on ininie with Moiuil Do* ui »i liny othei leu in almu St. Aouii'line tilt won rolled off, Snondlr, Mount Itora'* t'ourli Jim S|ienr lolil Vide* thut thr llliriirnnrw linil ipilt (iniIIm II prwrllrr oVrr two week* ilgo mid thnl Ihr) wouldn't pluy for “any n in mini of motley." John Kililrr i* In I'lmrnlx min* ullitK with Ihr tmxrhull iuukMuU'X mid hi in* In n two fold cupndly: trylnu to find n Iniyrr for Ihe Hnidiiidn tllliri; rrprrMtntlnif the Kloihlu Stole l.rufftie. Spruklng of Ihr FSI.. Snnlotd wa* *rromi In rlrrull attrndunrr la*l rrn r with .19,360, nlmo*l douldln* Ihr 19,299 nf |93t. Dsrtuna Itrnrh Ini wllli 99,303 unit Ihr prnnunl wlnnliiif Hr* l.und Hrd Hal* drew 29,103, It la Intrm tliiK to note thut Kniifnril iiiitdrrw Orlnniln hy nrafly 1,tMHt puld. Orlnniln iitlruetOil Jitnl 31,9,'ill, Thr FSI, wua ulumt 11,HIM) off lla tnlul ruKulnr aru*un putr mid 20,11119 off, If you liu’ludn thr plny-nffa, this yrur u* roin* part’d to Inat aenaon. Thl* lu u loiter wo rooolfod you* terduyj "Mr. ChrUnln. “Tn i|Uota fmm an earlier nr* I trie from Ike Hanford Herald which you wrote my lug, “If Ioral fan* nrr rvpectlni another Srniiniile IHuh School gridiron Inggcrnaut thl* fall, they will hove tn wait at leant another year." "It sei'ius they upael all nredlctinii'i slot eil at the beginningtr of tlie season. The Seminole High S 'I....I "Mink horse”, which wo w r e nlao mill'll, stampeded and N, Y. D Ml Newark'Huluen. M rucked up tho best season In tlnfstra 79 lliinncikfi M twenty yeurx. Duke 04 Vanderbilt H» ‘The team could not have North Carolina 70 The Citadel .Ji achieved Ihelr hlghoat dream Atatimnn HI Howard 79 By The Asxurlaled Press w 7 V ariV WaynesiniVg (1*9.) i'« ON GUARD FOR NAVY * - By Alan Mover G a to rs D ’A g o stin o A n d L a P ra d d £ /S £ M H A O £ R O F Ttf& A f A W . <Yor r # £ A nd P a fk o F o r S p a h n A n d G o rd o n T h e Sports lly KKNT ( HIT LA I N While miMt team* In t)i*' Hurl(In Hlntc Itcaguc wi-i r showing nn overall d m casc in nttcnilitnri' during I he fat'-ful l'lfi'J busi-lmll Hr k i ;n t c h k t i . a in Season, Sanford's Seminole IIIiim , Sport* Killtnr using t h«* fabulous *200,Oon Me­ llohind the none nrtivlty almout morial Stoditim fur the fim! time, doubled their regular non""" puid ill v.' Seinlllolt' llii;li Srlinnl'u Klnrl* ml* fool hull hriivo* dull the Ktlil* gale river 1991 with ‘tft Addl'd In tliN » rs llir r tcn••1lr A11- SI ri r hssrhall game crowd nf 2.762 Ini ill adlni**i'tn" itml I hr 29(1 paid In *ee »rvernl «|irinu training game* "(need ■>> llir Xan Anlmiin Mi—-iun-* last B u m s O ffe r B ra v e s F u rillo , C ox, Itv JOi: HFKMI.FIt I'llOENIX, Aria, hti The Hrooklytt DodKcra have prepured u .pair of 3 fnr-2 pncktiKP deal.* In volvInK top-niulit pluyera in on ef­ fort to obtnln cither W a r r e n Spahn of the Iloitnn Braves or Curt Spi Simmons nf the I’hilndclphin Phils, it wns Irnrncd today. Ttrcok'hlfinK the need of o start* Inu Miuthpaw pitcher tn an ntnnK wlllt the ncliiB Preacher lloc In dcfrn*e of their National l.eni’iie ihainpien.hip, the DodKcrs are (|iitle uillmu t» «lve up rectilnr |d ivi i Hu cither nf the pitchers, r;eni riilU icciiynlfed as Ihe treat left h.mih'f in (hr clrrult. The llrnnkv, who sat hy (inlrlly yrstiTifov «s three of their netter miimr frai’iii’ farmhands were plucked in Ihe animal mnjor leasne draft Ihai i timed the unmial eon* vi nlimi, have these package deals tn tdfi't 1 Outfielder* Carl Fiirltln, Andy Pnfkn ami third hnsemiin Hilly Cox, all regulars, tn t he Braves fnr Spulm nml outfielder Sid (innlnn or: 2 Flril liaseman (ill Ifndge*. Fiirllln and Cnx to Ihe Plilllie* for Simmonx and mitflehler Del Kurd*. Cordon mid Knnls are rlijht hand­ ed power hitler*. Tlie Brooklyn horn Brave*’ left fielder halted only .299 last season hut hammered 23 home runs, a uooclly number al Khhets Field, where he was moved Into the majors In 1912, He Is TI F.nnl* rapped 2n homers and drove In 199 runs on a .291 hatting mark He Is only 27. The DtKluers were more hopeful of a trade with Boston, the nusplclon prevailing that (lie Braves a rt In a mood to part with Spahn In order to augment Ihelr rigid handed hitting strength ns well ns fortify tho defense in the Infield Should Ihe trado be consummated, Cox would be installed os Boston's regular shortstop. Spahn is the man the Dodgers covet the most despite his com­ paratively poor 14*19 won and lost record last season. The 30-yrar-old southpaw, a victim of weak hitting and a mediocre defense behind him, failed lo notch 20 or more victories for the first lime In four years In 1932. lie topped the circuit In strikeouts for the third succes­ sive season with 1H2. Simmons, only 23, posted n 116 record In eluding six shutouts and ix far from hl.x peak as n big winner Pafkn enjoyed a successful sea­ son with a .217 halting mark that Includrd ID home runs am! ft3 lUils He will be 32 In February, a y rar older than Fiirllln, whose bat­ ting mark (Implied lo .247. Carl, however. Is regarded as one of Ihe lirst defensive flychaarrs lo Ihe league and Ih possessor of the most aero rule orm In the ntti )nr» Glowing reports nn Don Hook, a kid third iinsemnn brought op from Montreal for next season, make Cnx ilis|iensnlilr. Hodges, Brooklyn's leading slug­ ger Ihe past three years, has been mentioned In evrry trade rumor Involving Ihr Dodgers. The slug ling first busrman walloncd 12 uimn runs nml ranked fourth with Ills 102 lllllx hut slumped in the final moitlli of the campaign and was handcuffed without a hit In the World Series. Ills balling mark was .231. As n fielder, lie Is second to none. Miami Jackson Is Rated Over Tampa In (lame- Of-Week JACKSONVlkUB UH — Miami Jnrkxon I* favored to beat Tampa llilliborotich ,1‘ridav and walk off with Ihe Hits Ten High School Con­ ference fnoitmll title. tiiilic.ili'o • In six league games, Miami Jackson still can't afford n slip, A (lefrnt or even a tie will give Ihe tills* In Jacksonville Jackson under the complicated rating system the conference usea to de­ cide Its chompioiti It gives more points fnr twallng a leant that la In tho first division. For that reason, Jag Jackson la listed nn top rnw even with its loss to Miami Edison. The Miami Jaekion’IIllIaborouuh ame la the only one scheduled Is week. Standings (computed by Confer* coco Secretary Bob Lockett): of laith flinches, Fred Danas and Fleming. They both deserve u Ini of eiedit fnr aucli a strong nml well eoached team, Jax Jackson "(lor school, too, has shown tho Miami Jackson Edison Hillsborough Edge water Ft. Lauderdale Lee Jefferson Boone ' ' ■ W LTPTH 9 .1 . 0 . 21.3 <10 0 11.07 1 1 0 10.83 4 I 1 11.21 pory M Y £ // 7#£ s e p s /c e ttA S /Y FO R TA£ T7/*1£ / / / m tA O tlM /A OF r fo y .fy f Picrsall Will Be Sports Roundup GAYLE TAI Ilirt Given Chance To NEWByYOItK Vyv-A pair of the Million's more prominent football Make Good In ’53 teams, Notre Dame and Syracuse, PHOENIX, ArO. ',P - Jimmy I'irrsull tlie iloitnn lied Sox rookie who suffered a iutvoii* breakdown Inst summer, will lie flghlinu for a rcuiilur outfield Jnh with Ihe doll In I9M. Joe t room, tied Sox geiicral iminntTr. *nld tmlny that the fiery Waterhury, Conn . ymuoister I* in "womlurfid shape." "The hoy Is al Suramin (Ihe Sox'* Floridn lr,lining hase) and Is fccllnu fine." said Cronin Jimmy wcluhs uhmit ta.v pinouts, several pounds over Ids weight last season. Cronin revealed that Picrsall will rcmuln nt Sarasota until tho d u h report* for spring training. He is on (he lied Sox roster, having been recalled from lllnnliuihnm where he was senl on option In June. Informed of Crunln'x optimistic port on I'irrsull. manager lam limiilrruu said, "If Jim is In as good sIoijh’ as reporled, (here's no i|oes(ioo who will lie our regular rigid Holder We have nobody who call heat nut a sound Plcrsull for the Job." I'lcrxull wax shipped to the lied Sox farm club In Birmingham last season after a series of Incidents thxt included clowning on tho field, challenging teammates and a ball field scrap with tho New York Yankees’ Hilly Martin. After a short stay tn the minors, physicians prescribed a good rest as the tonic ho needed to rerover from u nervous breakdown, £ /S e /Y H O W £ P S , tf/ll oo P i£ A ? r y O F ( S i/A R O J ) & » + .v APMVICADGAAV/ /ATM eStR/M 2 7 V tc r o R f£ 5 7X> 2 / — M T A 4 t/ e o ~ a Ac> a a o o o n c o R e o r.veOA/LOR*, £ 7 9 ro 9 3 0 7 Michigan State Winds Up No. I In Nation Poll ure bring accused right and led of sharp practice in using uulck. unexpected hnckfleld shifts at crucial moments of their games to draw tile uppnslllim offside nod thus benefit hy a five yard |M-iiallv Notre Dame employed Ihe tneth with telling effort lo its luwcla of Oklahoma nml Southern California .T o p each time setting up a score will' a flr*l down inside It* opponent’s to Millions of televiewer*, among i^ '.C others, saw it work against Okla llv ten CtlltltlGAS’ homn Syracuse used Its own vnr NEW YOHK '.is Michigan Slate, lotion, a sort ol nonrtcrhnek shill. the niily four platoon team in Hie In defealing Fnnltiam in Hh finat land today reigned as the nation’s game and winning a hid to the fin I colli ge (iHitlmll team Orungc Howl. Higgle Muon's dcvaslaling Sour Nobody arcuses either Ihe Irish tans, with a 24 game winning streak or Hvraetixo of breaking a rule lii'luud them, captured lirxt plare exnelly, but there i* a widespread lo Ihe Haul Associated Dress poll feeling Ihot they gave Ihe splhl of the season hy a wide margin of the game a ralher thorough over Georgia Tech, the notion's going-over, and it Is lakcn for only other maim' unbeaten team. grouted that the rules committee Michigan State begins operations will slam thr gate on them before llo the Big Ten next year, and It* another srason conics around flics can take some heart from The current ride says, In part. Mima's comments on Ihe team's "No player of the offensive team HIM prospect* “ We lose I'l key men." he said shall make u false start. A false start Includes a shift which siiuu- "It Is very dmihtfol whether we lutes a pinv, feigning a charge, or will be a* guild You can't lose the use of unusual variations In 10 key men and expect very much." starting signals." Michigan Slate will receive the What Notre Dame did. as yiiu O’Donnell Trophy, awarded each might huve seen, was shift sudden­ ly from the "T " to its old box year In the team that takes No. I formation. It drew » valuable off­ spot In Ihe final poll. "This is Ihe first such honor for side penalty ognlnst both tho Soon­ er* and the Trojans, though tho Michigan Slate and I ant thrilled," hall wa* not snapped. Coach Jesse said Munn. "The honor really be­ Hilt of Southern Cal declared that long* to Ihe players nnd assistant "the play Is drslgnrd solely lo couches no my staff. The Father GThmnrll Trophy Is one we will draw the defen*e offside." tn Ihe Syracuse version, ns we cherish forever." The trophy was donated by the have had It explained, the Orungr rpiarterlinck, after stooping behind Notre Dame Monogram 4'luti in Ida center, risra abruptly and remembrance of the late Ilev. J. make* a motion with hii arm, an Hugh O’Donnell, a former ptaver though pitching the ball nut and and president of the university. back. Aa one may Imagine, this Tennessee won it last year. causes several tensed-un linemen Michigan State garnered 2.683 to Jump a* though stung. Coach points In 2.219 for Georgia Tech Ed Dnnnwtkl of Fnnlham had this on Ihe ballots of 271 nf Ihe nation's to say about Ihe maneuver: sportswritcrs nml xixirlscaslers "ICs up to the officials In decide They were tubulated on the usual whether H's legal or not. I can’t system nf tn fnr first idurc, nine do anything nlmul H. Hut there's fnr second nnd so on. Stole coralnn i|tiesllnn that It Is Intended to led 207 flnd-placo votes to 3(1 far pull a team offside. II should 'he the Engineers. barred." Third plarn went lo Notre Damn On Ihe nlhcr hand, Bun Schwarlt- •ml fourth tn Oklahoma. Southern walder, the Syracuse mentor, do­ California wns fifth, UCLA sixth. fended the move vigorously, saying ing Mississippi seventh. Tennessee that It was designed solely In put oMhth, Alabam a’ninth ami Texas an occasional check on an upon*_______ ________ Inn* Michigan Stale disappointed no­ ting tho snap nnd barreling lu too body with Iti fine showing. Munn'x fast. This could, of course, be mod luds worn picked ns tho potrntinl as woll In defense of tho Notre top team In ihe pre-season Asso­ Dame stratagem. nnd except for "What's wrong with out-trlcklng a ciated Press poll, ‘ when Wiscoi Wisconsin team ?" Schwartswolder was (moled the second week, additionally. "That's the big Idoa of ranked Nn. 1, they wero nn km. Munn never used fewer than 38 tho game, Isn't it?'* ers In anv game, and In two Perhaps we have grown cynical, conteata ho cleaned his bench nf hut it seems here that the whale thing bolls down to tho fact that all 81 players In unlfnrm, a move Simrtans Win 21 In ' Row 'l*o Tech Iiy I.nrj'Cf Margin $ u r A AAV/ Y /c n v f/ r tx /ip m p r A fM EQUAL AR4fy'» RECORP CrAAV/A(S yoA rAe 0r9 OAE —r f o R OR ORE I — A-------/E A R * * iA R O ]A r p t/R r /J tf S A “Sucker Shift” Is Illegal, SayH Couch DAYTONA :IF,ACH UB—Nnlrn Dome's "sucker shift.” *av* I'or doc Head Coach Stu Holcomb "is used to draw the defensive team offside* and Is nn Intentional vio­ lation of the roles." lie lold the Daytona Beach (Jonrlerhack Ctuh Monday thut he bus asked tarn Utile, Columbia Coach and chairman of Ihe Nation al Coaches Holes Committee, to alter the present rides to make a "sucker s n if f useless. Holcomb promised specifically thnl a team not he penalised for offsides If it gets hock on It* own side before the ball is snapped. The shift jvorkx like this: Tho hacks move uhnmtly and unoxw h o lly from the T formation Into Ihe old Notre Dame box. Hut the hall Is not snapped. The opposing learn rushes In and Is pennllicd for offside* Notre Dame went Into the shift while within Oklahoma's and Southern California's lo-vard Hoes. Five-yard offside penalties railed against Ihelr opponents set up (ell Ing tmicluluwns. Frank Leahy Is coach al Noire Dame. FIGHTS MONDAY NIG1IT Bv The Associated Press BROOKLYN - Boland La Starxu. 190*4. New York, outpointed Fred (Rocky) Jones, ITS, Chester, Do., 10. OUF.HEC—Henry (Pappyt Gault II7M, Spartanburg, S. C„ milpoint cd Fernando Gagnon, 1199), ljurlwe, 12. CHICAGO — Larrv Watson, 170, Chicago, stopped Billy Noble, 191, Gmshn. 9. PROVIDENCE. It. I. - Tommy Harrison. 178, lois Angeles, nutlnlrd Wes Bsscam, I78V3, St. 'll*. 10. SALT MKK CITY - Chock Woodsworth, 182, Salt Lake Cltv. stooped Tommy Meldr, 187. Sail Lake City, I. Babcock of Georgia and Steve By MERCEH BAILEY ATI ANTA (Jl—The 1032 Smith- Mrillnger of Kentucky. eastern Conference All Star foot­ Others on the offensive platoon ball team, dominated hy con­ ure tackles Kline Gilbert of Mis­ ference champion Georgia Tech, sissippi and Hal MUler of Tech, includes eight players who will lie guards John Michels of Tennessee hack next year seeking more grid- and Jerry Watford of Alabama, and center Tele Brown of Tech. Iron glory Six Juniors nod two sophomores The defensive line has Sam Hens­ Joined 14 seniors on llir* Associated ley of Tech and Mack Franklin rrc ss annual All Southeastern of­ of Tennessee nt end. Charlie Litl fensive and defensive ximads. I’rndd of Florida and Doug Atkins Tech placed seven nf Its unde­ of Tennessee at tackle, and Joe feated, untied Engineers on the D'Agostino of Floridn and Francis team: Tennessee, runner up for Hnlnhan nf Tennessee at guard. the SEC title, placed five; Ala­ bama three; Florida and Georgia Linebackers arc George Morrla and two each, nod Mississippi, Ken­ Hidchurks are Cecil Ingram of tucky and Mississippi Stale one Alabama and Bobby Moorhead nf each. Auburn, Vanderbilt, Tulunc nod Tech, with Art DcCarlo of Georgia l/TUislana State ra rh placed inen at safety. on the second nod third (ram i. Atkins and Michels, winner of Tech, Tennessee. Mississippi nod the 1932 Jacobs Trophy ns the bust Alabama are among the lup in blocker la Ihe SEC. made the airteam* in Ihe nation and each i* star team Inst year, although At­ set for a Imwl np|H*nruiiee New kins made It nt end Instead nf Year's Day. Tech and Mississippi tackle. Hardeman. Tech's Ion ground will tangle lo Ihe Sugar Howl. Tennessee will play Texas m the gainer until Injured in the Army Colton Howl, and Alabama will game, won Irani rnplnln honors meet Syracuse in tin* Orange hy compiling 623 pnlnls. The 5-foolHowl Florida at*" is a bowl team, ti Junior was an almost unanimous signed lo play Tulsa in llir Gator choice of more than loo SEC coaches and spurts writers and Howl. Tlie all star offensive bai kficld liroadraster* whose ballots deter­ mined the AD Irnm. a has Mississippi SI.ale's record The two sopliomores on Ih * smashing Jack Darker at ipiarliThack; Tech’s tamo Hardeman nml team arc Larry Morris nod In­ Alabama's Hobby Marlow nt half- gram, In addition tn Hardeman, hack. nod Tennessee's Andy K"/nr the Juniors are Meillngcr, Darker, nt fullback Darker sel n new SEC Hensley. D'Agostino, nod Frnnklln scoring record nf lit) points The AD All-SEC teams ore the Offensive end posts went tn the same pass - snaring experts who only ones which become a part of filled the berths in 1931 - Marry j official conference records. Hurricanes Prepare Fur Georgia Contest MIAMI i.P Three Cnucrxllv of Miami footballers who missed tie tlon against North Carolina la*t week may he ready lo go against Georgia Friday night hut two nih eis probably won't get into Hie game Halfbacks Gordon Malloy and Frank Knuxt and Safety man Bill Smith are expected to return lo action on defense. Linebacker* .Sidney Greenspan .mil I'htl Daooo were injured ir t Monday practice and probably will not play Gieeospnn dislocated a shoulder and Daimn dislocated his hack. Neither was serious. In Monday's workout. Coach Andy Gustafson lind Don James at ooarterbnek, Wally Diner and Wlutcy Ihmvlcrc at the halfback spots and Hob Moskettl nt fullback Georgia comes to the Orange Howl Friday night fnr the final game of the season for both teams. .1 1 DON’T WAIT TOO LONG! PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! A Small Deposit Will Hold. Hi Models To Choose From! REAL BICYCLING PLEASURE (3 fA CN V|-t lip To 84.95 tB.F Goodrich K parentheses); I. Michigan Slate (207) a.nai Georgia Tech (39) 2,2 to Nnlre Dame (41 .............(JOB Oklahoma (14) , . 1,09.1 Southern California (1) 1,404 UCLA ( ! ) ........... 083 Mississippi (3) 030 Tennessee . 711 Alabama nai Tcxaa 434 Second 10; II. Wlscnnsln 281 12. Tulsa (3) 143 13. Maryland .......... 87 14. Syracuse ...........38 18. Florida ... ....... 88 18. ............ 48 IT. S t s s a .......... 48 18. Purdue ....... 43 IB. 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I0W No. 71 A nsitrintetl I'rrsw I. ciihciI W ire 0fi^ ,T ,e!!DuIles Says Loya* Workers Are RevealedIn State Department Have Nothing To Fear From Ike President Signs Exec­ utive Order Under Provisions Of De­ j 'i nounced Labor Act Export Links Numer­ ous Mairuzines With What She Culls Pic­ torial Prostitution New State Secretary (1tinfers With Dean Achesun And Lovett On Public Matters McCarthy Sees Further Probing Of Red Suspects WASHINGTON uT» — President WASHINGTON ifi-Novoll*t Mur m Truman M a y created an cm*r , caret Culkin tlannlug lodav told D o i n ^ T h e ( M o n m l w o r k l o r U se gency board to icck to halt a CIO House Investigators that about 1. too magasines sold on news stand- , ateclworkers strike at the plant nf the Amerlran Locomotive Compahave "no purpose except pictorial prostitution." nv at Dunkirk. N. Y.. which pm duces materials used In the atomic The fll-ycarold writer (nun Du ; U \M I|M :T P \ r lotm Coster energy pro"r»m III ID. Minn . testified before a *oo Indie- win. 'silt he tto- next srercrial House committee Investigating The President signed an cxrcutars »d state declared at the State edisrene literature live order providing for a board In-p.iiloo i t hulas tli.it "loyal ser­ The Congress members said they 1 of Inquiry under the Taft-Hnrtley vants nf our government have recognized tier as an expert wit Art. which he hm used nn only nothin! I— fear iinttl the Kisellness because of resrurrh she did rare occasions. He has licen ophow i i adoilUl-tl alio" for an article “ Filth On tlir News posed to the law since ils enact lli .pm ifie.dlv promised Dial the stands." published In the October | ment. (-reign sets h i- will l>e "protected Issue of llemlrr's Dlerst The White House noted that WASHINGTON r Sen Me is a non partisan career group" Miss Ilunnlng told them there are t ’arlhy lit Wlsi said lodav tie ns workers at two other plants of foreign service officers are tile Minin- I’fc. James (’. Ilyrd, son of Mr-. Hcorgiit I'oule Hi«-rs. "f 1.231 .__ inagiirlurv ................, bein') ....... published «umed the Justice Dcpurliocnl the American (.nconmtive (‘omnanv piole.'lood diplomats who rrpreare nlsu nn strike, hut said todav's I K i l l t h u Circle, Hanford. reecntlj received llo- I'urple Heart Medal | currently and nil Ind about ino arc follnss up its grand jliT' sent ’lie I oiled S tate' abroad order cunrerna only the Dunkirk from his tiullnlioii rommander, l.t ( id. Max II. l.oGrohc. I’fe. Ils rd classified us "girlies" whirl) shi­ ssordd prolie of Owen t.iilltmore with \t Hu- alive time Dulles asserted plant, which has n part In supply­ rts ' wouieled while serving with HA: eomnnii). U ral Hattulioo. hirst regards ns "vfeioos nnd provnen similar action against career dip llii» in.niv angle' need In ing malerlnls for the construction Marinemdi if Lhe First Marie- OH IsH.it in K'oea. live " There are nlmnt t»o billion In looked into and wdl he looked copies of the "girlies" sold annual hnnal John 1* Davies Jr and operation of atomic energy Ally General James McGrnncry mix very lliomndlly " He did lint faeltlHes. ly. 'he udded oi bfy this point The nesvs stands In America ininoiiiiei'd vesterdas he had or Undrr the esecntlve order, the Indies conferred with Secretary carry a display of sex prevo-atior* 'l,r,’d evidence idioul l.atlinmre, a President shortly will name a *to 1he *found■ nowhere rise ■ In ■ Hlfi Jidins Hookln- ITnltrrsIH nrofes of state Dean \elp-son for 'Ml millboard to Inquire Inin the Issues ofi talked hrteflv with reporters world." sin- -aid "Tliesp iiiudn- -or and Hir Kustern affairs -pe Involved In the dispute The honed ■lisI then went hi lip- Pentagon Ones are not for fun, nor play, nor elnllsl, sub ml lied In a grand jury # I* m u d red to rrporl book to the 1 i .out. i with Seeiel n v id DefPllsi* b e n ii t y but si in pi v Issued fur here, beginning tnmurrim Pre*Idem no later (lino Dec to i I ....... Che Seiiale InHriial Si-umlv Sub straight provocation " (liber nresMrotiid activity nn- ' ith.-rw ise tiala V be II" s aid F' noted when Atllai Stevenson uud M l" llannlog said Hie "girlie" niinmlllee revoinmeiided last HiU ..... Ill •t »• ,i ‘fit ^i fii'Liry nf inagnrines are crowding serious after .i year long prolie for ant Mr Truman met In the While h»t rrcrnlly Stale •mIiii MIi *"ii House today to sift the past id the nod minllly magazines off the news -utnersHe Influences on C S ' ehll oi •I fi»*ui i i(»ni *»fDir Tar stands iHillelrs In llo- Far Hast that | Democratic parly In search of ll’ i »I «11*1 untilil ill in in nut hi uilh future. Among her other nhservatlon* ’Jury priK-eedings to- h r o u g Ii t I ndi'i ft n l n \ of Shilr fljivlfl The accent will he on the fut-re I’eople 'till accept "the sight of "-"'hist hotti l.attimorr nod Duties lit h i t I f oik Ilnu r h r ii l l i in : d r ( l , but uppermost In the two-day drum main reties, wearing liardtv Davies, formerly on Hie State hr I'MirrK fit rnt'lY r fivr fxHiks talks between Hie President ned anything al all. marching down the Department's poll" plaontne stall (h trilling f s ftiM’i (Milii'V, the man he tried haril to make street Iml protest against the type """ ,In deputy |«dllleal udtiser to A W A I I I N O I M I I M P n r n i N d Visit of Pti-Sideid «- 1 « . t ( I w i g h t l> I i «■*t li't'.x 11 is mi;mIt* a m ! hnw if r*p his successor will In: the ones Semonde (bounty's foui -.lav l(eeoiono-ndulion for the ('minty of covers they see on most mn'gn- P ' * oeeupatieO authorities m t i o w e r 111 S e o u l, t w o lie, .Ohio of S .u ti h K o r e a xnhtlei w, . ,, it,. , I • .tl s • vt i ll I t ill I I'll! liriB'Ilt q lion: Tour 1st I-TsHvhI was louetied off <hospilnl imstees were made y,.s. | lines.” \tes( Germnnv In f r o o l o f the eap llid lu i ll d lo g ( o r t - n s I M e I n d d - n ......... i , , , i v» , 11, i itil'fnn i■f fhr ^ttih! .mil |ilu(1H w What hnupenod to ib» it.. ••in on mi e nth ii s las tie nnd exiiberniit ' ,,r,l|,v t» Governor Fuller Wnrreu I She visited some nf the girls who earlilnea slung over their shoulders and ....... . s.-, McCarthy told rejMirlers that f*" ili'alitu; r 11h llii-m cratlc party In the IM2 election ...... ,„.i„.. ,,.i,i. a ......... . . . Iby the ItiiHid of County Comiols- pose for the near mule photographs presentation of llovle.x’ case to a hsik on In the background rdefense fiepr » • ( f,.... r-i, r,,arii.roi'i I f i r v i s i t u a * i O m II i ' n f i r s t h i I h r #l„| •” •"••• " Thl.v "lirr n„ n|,|m|, „f grand w- h I c h llenoldienn nresldenli'i' note today with the d.amuth «r- | sinners, I V fill i i i u - l UI A' n « n i jury j U T V Is "even more urgent" •>f *tr IVparlmrnt Niiu*r flu* I• nominee llwlght Klsenlmwer won rival of Santa Cirrus following the The telegram which recommendeeoiiinn-nd- . jRrls Kifl* ami nnd they th e y seem — .......so ........... far removed ... than .......... l.altlrnorv's ..... „ .ease .... "lierniise ....... ...... . r.»i i.tin|»,»it:i)> tl'iiMu* Mhirti In* by a landslide? most gignntle muss ClirfstniHs cd appointment* was sent to the fnnn Jh c pictures In ; l.atlinmre l.alllmnre has tieeu lieeri llmrimgldv llmronglily ex ev r a I A * I in the inagam aga-.i-i hiflrrlv rnlM'l/ril Artic'MUi |M)lli*ir,i. Stevenson, governor of Illinois proevasiun ever witnessed in San­ governor yesterday afternoon af* ■*‘nps .‘•N posed while lluvle.s Is hiiidlog a r 1 * 0 1 ) 0 ^ 7 ) I A l T T l P f l If ■-Iw a Isi i thr fir*! mi ((oallnuril On Page M*> j<di In in Germnnv Germnnv."" Shl‘. asked the girls almut their i '"pi> job * l u p v o u i Z 1 IIIIV U ford by the thousands who lined ler the Imaul was wppri.aehcd •»hlrh ,i plnslMTtivi* Ilrmihllcail nf I.ntllinore for a time was ti State w-lth suggested trustees vesterday “I" !n (harlc of their the downtown strvtos. l.t i ll nfforml n li.it ainniintcit morning by Jirtlge Douglas .S tem | <,h.V'fl?r*Phfi , . , Department rimsultrud ♦ a nrmniM* nf |nh prnti'i’tlnil for The first appearance of jolly strum, eo-chulrman of the C'iliien* 7 hrv told me 1 mi dim I mind , t-aatern affairs Inval Nrivunti ' t»f ihr "nvrrn* ole St. Nletndns was visibly punc­ Hospital CommittL-e, which pro­ after a while; the pictures d o n l ; Doth t.stllnmre and Davies vi ••»•*••! in Ihr (Irpartinrnl *%lilt'll thr Icaik like me anyw nv’ " n m iis tf s <.* !•*■* s in tuated by tire spontaneous Imists moted the County hospital hnnd Ih pnlilir.iiiH Inn »• ji^Nailnl iimihI She fmrnti about jq rltlcs hnvn' of editors anil fever-pitch ear-tie- Issue campaign. IrriiiMm 1\ • n il t uitfininnMly mem turning boll) the youiiHltcr* Vinn' r I h r r i i t n * Si»h M rf'a M liv This telegram w*, u> follows anti adults, who stood Jum-purkvd "The MI Wifi* fi;»< rhartjml anti the Trip Heart] > uf County Cnminl* " i H“«pl *r Comity .................news .. viands. < ’r II k cjh \.\<\ nil along tire parade unde oil n»*i*i fl’itiuliiti .ilUMt has tli'iilrd slnnt'i■ respeclfuirv nfruuinlenus stem* from ■NKW YOtUL n T ........... ■>-sid es . Ih.it Hit re h it •* l ninriitllilslH lit I l)i i f \fftlS < Minute Multi (ho |m >i atbin hu>l re­ iHjtll the antmilltment of IIn- follow ing groups During the neat three days, fhr tIt"11.)11Htflit coct sales or *:in,MI,nil i,M.| „ r,.. torn 1st festivities wil] swing Into county boipltnl truslee- as autliin , 1111 i i i n a i s I *Ir »t t: IIn11r m in ail r i'|t"nr Im 11r r 1.ir a rortl net profit of l],2IH.3IH to Ired by favoratite freeholders vole gear with slnifflrlwurd tourniiturn *ef iifi»liH'Jh(ti i* Ii mill’d hv *1.22 a ndmiion share In the f|*.-n| merits, hand rrmeerts, eoioniorilty Nov. 4 and ii* provided h> section o ht . year Hided (let, 31, 11132, .John M id.,II tv I'H1 i,I ihr L«n i i' m e,i«fiit r "In t I I.AN IA is A Mntug.i" >»n \ || . VI i and the fminul iledh iillnn 133.113, Flm Ida Statutes, IP3I Fox, president, nnnnmiei-d today In singing K" " li'w.,,i it-a,i. >, n , h >-i> -u h |,.i, gressniiiti - |>i,,|ii,..d |,,| i oiiuog M u, k\ .,, t I.. . , Ii .. f.tj *•- it M m m ! tfiii fri'i* uf Fred It. Wilson, Srinford; one of the new Tourist Club huildlog s **I • ‘l(*fI*111 jl -1 "'Id hr t.jrlrrh 'd ^ YVII.i inlltilnu'l itiijiiy ftir 11iik jm i lire .itiiiiiml id eillt"ll,il spm >■ ,i ii meeting of the board of direc­ tomorrow night. ,t year; John W. Kvnns. Ovu-du. one tors. "d I I"■IM•■r ’ ifc h»- i*t Mri lrd hy nriit li’liii nf (‘tti ult t ’(nu t li\ new spiiiu i nut) us, in h i i r k m . > ||.,ui. I toil.I Climaxing the activity-packed t.oNGW ixiD (.Spwinii .. year; Howard Favllle. Sutifmd. tlir fit"' .ttlniililNli ,iftod ‘‘"he*I Judge M It Smith lift, r the Ihi iHilllii .il •'iili dld .i li Sales for the nast vein were week will he the annual iipeidiiu t o Oil wns e,illid iimt II II11>• it " I I t " two years; Victor M. Greine, San W. Dunn yesterday won tinl.mig l*n||.M» At<«H • k* d •• hrlhiT hi* 0 six per cent almvo the S'JH.iPM 22:’ of tile Mayfair Ion and the Muni­ haina, goverunielit sold it would "fiiutnsiic" lodiiy hy Wright Hrvan J do d i- i> Ii St d i o rcporteil for the previous flo-n' cipal Concert at the Southslde ford, three yenrs, und Dr II F. wood City rteetlim for mayor over he "much ,li*1ii, It, d" If sufficient piesillent of tin- Alllorii'iin Soi-u-ty 1*1 ;(tf Mr 1I* i Ilk 1 .it 1*! 1 •lift 1 f l ai l pi mm t*i l;I* fn I’n h m11li \t hr-nn h<i t tiirHmi’ *»f thr Ninth ^t year and the net profit >••«« iK-M Primary School Auditorium on .Seaman, Altamonte Springs. fuur'H . If. Snodgrass. Dunn rove Iveil tiniewi-iV- ii-lgiv.-it for preparing nf Wws|M|ier Kdilors I " ) s f.. M i lllll ill years." t 1.18 votes while Snodgrass i-olleet- the defeudnntV per ce"i altove the tH.lim.IXHI re. Haturday hiMfir I f r d v ( iimn it lh > If* III' rase. The suggestion for limiting pi, i ’ 1 ,t tli I L k I im ,( ft 11( M11K 4*1 I h r r \ night. Nani tli d had md hri*n ili^missrd A change was Hindi by the Hpresenting $1.10 ner sham nf .-omAccording In'the motion f"t con ,.,|it„r|iils enme from It, i- iMMif inti s | Ml 1li il Mill ( 1iltlv MIN f |.l \ A special cuiiiinitti'o. headed hy lioaril in the list siihuilUeil liy Elgin, the ineumlient, who tlnuame sul.niltti.l l.y the defend Hoffiniin illM iclu veslerthiv lie 4i n iI I llll II MlIT»* r i i h ’i n ♦ (! h IIIO" stock reported al that tlnm. John I'iersoil, ito-ordliuited the The flnanrliit stales nf ||,.. rfforla of the .Seminole (‘minty Judge (’Itisens ml d r . (Ill 1 III fiMr ■'ItJliK " i t l t PM 1 „ . Stenstrmn for thewas . did not seek re-vlrctlnn, got lull •'•I * ultoiro-v. Kiiilyh- lloiisholdis. , WMH H „ilm-ss lu fme .r stihpoinpanv rontlpnea to show stond" Chamber Millei is n llntlsh suhieei of llo commill'i- considering loop Ill#' (M * <1.f M1 • ^ 'm l»f • 1 pt l l 1 - h ’l P i l o t K i l l e d K r e of Commerce, the Junior f-oniml lee. Mr. Greene was si.h- write-in vote*. There were .120 Vote* ra-l lliiluimiis null the witnesses fm lodes , , ..tin- eleellon , , improvement, Mr. Pox renort>-d. Chamher of Comim ree. Merchants "‘Ruled for (.em rnl J < Hiilrhin f i / r i Ki r l*0A ,.l 1 (Mil tllMIH t 1 itik m expenddiiii s Working i-hoIImI 'ni-mi-o-d tiv S |H T ( l i u R I 'i n c I s F a i d In the town elerk n**e**or-lreir» the ili'femlaut me nil IIhIuiiiiIiios Irivv ! iL'Iil tif 1111* «■ r \ * i • i f i •11 mm I " l and the Tourist Club son, the hitter stilling he was nn$732,002 to SH.324.78ll on O-t. .11 Assoelntion uhln to neecpl the n|i|"dntuieol " n ,r eleetlori Mr*. Jonnle K. Gr»), and me not nvmlubh- nt this lino I m: .i m • k> ' -♦it h • ' ti< ■ in making possible lids gala Tour­ llrynn, edllnr nf lhe AI In lit n Jour nnd terpi debt «-ni redoi-er1 bv nve- ist and Christmas festival. Iieeause of the pressure of husl- ‘ho illclllilhcut, won with 174 votes However, the uinlloil stiil'-d, theli YHHiiii' ii t'i if 11«*-s i- m i l s Ml •Ill ' l l Mi ' i l I \ I Ii I tl Mb (’aid - I’' \ Nadetermined "'d. Issued Hu- follow lug fumuienl Il il i f H l f n II.OOtl.lMxi. Equity per shore of lilt t* • ‘ ‘M t ' i l T i i l lies*. Contiieted hy the Inhi id yes ' from Mrs. I.ola I’resvoU, who got wll'-l cl,out s imi In' - - ,ri )!ns At,,ivin S. Colin Hcglnnlng tomorrow itftcrnomi Fruit nnd "It lhe llnffinim siiggestiun ^ rommoii stock adviiiiri'd from *8.82 through tin- Florida .. „fVtllin iippnrenllv . rntl\ Is iittiH,,k ,I>V , I ‘M il III uni''• I' ill' ♦*•i "T lb.' I!ii",|, it"-., is ii . , it'-d fur hy telephone, lie expressed 148. 'Hep Hoffnum Hi if Mp|Ml is | , ,' W |n 10,11 In |I(M t as of « rt. 3| tp a t U:30 li.m., the Sniifoni Tourist lerday Vegetable Association slid tile III, The tax eollertor's office *' ■ Yifirlil ii‘\M y 11*1 re " I n n ' Ji*‘ 1. 1i' <*1111*I•111* -.pi-eduir: Ini '■ Nov, t vvllt play host to the New 111* regret at not being wide to 1032, This year’s profits were $2.- Cluti inif.imili.ir wilfi I Im* I lr>l A i n i l u l VM,M. ,|M ,, |, |* . . n i r n i »•llamas govrinmeul. Iml "II "]«'!, i, >\ niliiig .liipmi-pt tn Korea. Smyrna Ikaeh shuffletaiard team servo to It. C. Hood, chnlmmn ,.r, won by Hen It. Gray, Mrs. Giay'si take 483.304 li*f«ir« fuses na rnnipared at lime tit ill).' nient to lire r "ii'lllullu" ot the Sl.in 1 1 mil'r li.rmi-s I ...... Mi" an Incnmhent. the Fort Mellon courts. Mr. ami the tioard, H. B. I'ope, i ...nmlssinn- husband, ' und‘ also ‘ ‘ ........................... hi Mr. of IIk* 1 .a ." Georgia with I2.27K.2JI3. The uiolhin stute* further Hint Hulled States It says: ' C i i n K r e " viadi, ........... tills ." " I tin- -.tt. II. 8. Unwan will supervise er; nnd O. I'. Herndon, Ciuinty He got 178 votes while Ids opine | the ili'fmilant ilulms there lire slr.ill ("Her from f '(mn It *, t • • *' I V("it (I Meanwhile volume of sales In. Mr*. make mi l.nx alnhlnlnn |"(iN l llllf |"h■st'll Ml II !11111" 11sI "f • i'lttl t i* 'Vi it -■ i u t o I l o g nenl Woodrow I'rescott, Mr*. nnd free toffee Clerk. creased 33 ner reel or |h<. c>.|v-i. the tournament witnesses wI.... . Ire believes u„. | r,.,.,|„m ,,f , t,i-er b nr of the i*1 1m »*■ . Mi;nin i S| |iiriK rn t I i mni * ii11 |i hs -si., - -a C ss, s lit ,!| nit] 1*- mmi Kir ) . - ippenr i " Judge Stenstimn said lotlny the Preseolt's htislmnd, garnered 130 several lent of iipprosleialrl v rd),(KM),(KKi Will lesllfv the 'li-i-eiiseil in lb" , . N„tW|1u .............. ,tl t•|i ii Ir 1 1 ’"T r ills It,VIf I*. /iiifiiNl Itm'M1 * voles. • Mini ti mi \ I np I ii -ailed for rrcummcmlallnn wits made to the il*-miiwr runs of Iptee. case, t> ti'riingl'iii J"hn-«ri, West til reel eunfltcl uttli Hint Imste n r SUES AGENCY I’llOBK Ills III t t( 11II I I t ,11'I I villi'* Ukrj Hudolpli C. Carlson, 223, I.. C. hoard by the Citizens Committee lv * ► * * IIM M l|I i I Mr. Fos 1-vealed that nboilt 43 Thirteenth .Street, ivti* the aggresWASHINGTON >/T - A Semite NfMi'iM-sm im(M,ii.*l (Ion id mil Alltel tr im lllll id [light-. vt i(ii " \nul*i Mm ' 'i I ii mi iS>I . iinfimi ymii per rent of the entire rlliu s cron Invcitlgatlnn of the Mutual Secur­ that T, K. Tucker, president nf Walker. 173. and Eldon E. Wil­ sor Hint Unit the rtefeiidanl Itiun is Hep Hoffman's fnntnMir jstv .llllf M| III I ,|l fMHI's * lllll III UI1IHfM h i -•11*|»ikt nMV Hit t Mt Mil - luiniN was processed n< froseli concen­ ity Agency may l«' undertaken the Fcrnald-l/aughtou Memorial liamson, tilt', I.. J. North, 107. and ■etimr In self defense. rmtiii‘I n *is I f f , in *hi proposal " James It. Hitter, 137 were all Mifn.llv, Li. dm nf rhtMiT I'Hpi’C• trate In It'f-'f ne-t l» l» "xo'vtod ■iter the new Republican-control­ Hospital Association, Ire selected According t o ii telegram r e c e i v ­ M in i *if flu' t HIT lit* \ it lm i s linl In Washing Ion. II M MeKelwny elected to rounellmrri imst*. mill itt IIK- K'M'MM ! Iii’iit»'Ft him lh"l more than half of the cron led Congress take* office Jan. 3, to replan’ General Hutchison. ed l»v Mr. H"u«li"blec from (i. II. editor of the Washington Slur and b e e n high in cmmoonisl I'.ifl' They defeated Jeff A. Catting■llllll'tl Mill I»I Km lilt /If I *I»»I1?i M And Installation of new lights In the will lie so processed dorh-<- 'be Sen. McCarthy (Il-WI») »ald today. Itamlnll, chief liaison officer, Hh147, J. It. Grant, 143, Ancil hamns government. "Reference de­ past ASNF. president, eoinmeul.-d rouioils. gliiog llo- In.d lhe u» lir m« filtmK d Mu* (*•• iKiht v *if ttif1 romlnp ’'ear. Mark’-t rescarrh data He told reporter* that hi* "pres­ eourt room, and a public address hum, " it’s an Inen-dllile proposal " ..................I .1 elimax of i Unggn I.. > Helms, 124, Carry Junes, lit), fense of ifIlham inti Miller, nr show* that more th«" one fourth ent thought" I* to recommend to system for witnesses, requested byr J1 Else"here in Washfrigtun. Mo for |.o'u-i beloieo y.l.mskv and in-til#' r»’T*'i\ itt|f ";iti *ntldr»*lTf« of All America'' Mnillle* new n«» the Senate Investigations subcom­ Mr. Herndon, were approved. Ill* '-e‘h Haheofk, OS. reigned iliarge of murder. Mv lilllzutiou Imixx Henry If Fnwlei I'ri-'i'leut Kb no id (."II".dd II"' di’i i’ll Mil* K’tti'i if •i t in m . * ,** .hidtf • ‘m ulry • n I ii ri*ipjr<t frosen orange |olrn ....... and mittee, which he Is slated to head, request for a new nrhilng machine I governinent will be much disturb deelared Imlny that ennlrols wdl lhe anil Zlonl'i too.- of lhe pr.n ei-il that rising consumer d'-mnnd hi* that It conduct such a probe. rd If sufficient time Is nut given stay In furez* us loiig ns the Truinun mgs oohralid Uo pm go o.i '«• (tint Mk tins' •»#’ priid It ('sum* hiiqk shown no sign of slackening, he to attorney nominated to itefend iidininixlrnlliin Is in power The board Is contacting the VetMcCarthy said he had rrcclvcd -preail I" all llo- nttier salellile \ s-«t»*ishiv -(uiup.'l "jiildfiMiFi’ *!#• him to prepare licit possible de­ ■aid. \f| IM-4 II Mil US’ ! «» f lilt* complaint* of ovcrttafflng nnd eran* Administration for road He said II would lie "a grave Comunmisl i"o "ln e .mil peiliaps • fense, Including Interviewing witIs' h'i u tti i il.KK .I waite by MBA and alio of "kick- specification* *o the County may I( onllmn-il On I’sgr Slxi »1 i.'-llniii-.l On face s ix » nisses.” I‘vi*a f‘sdin n il' Uilh'd m hl< j**t (Continued On Page 81*) Sqiindron Home Fort back*" on purchaio*. A ti’IfKrmii Mr, IlfiuHliuiilrf MIAMI, Fla. ijv—Itruliln *1cln. flaif' vaIit'll il t i ii *lis’d Atmn.nl Mpr publisher nf the weekly Miami from Charles Gnver, manager of I'SS n»dip|dnr Nm\ Irt whiln Moved To Virginia Life, entered Haile t.'ountv Jail the labor division, Florlila Fruit -mi ! i nii»itier iiMiiu'Mv i i j*" hist before midnight last nlglil lo ■nd Vegetable Association, stated, In Snn Kihiii im' m, (*tdi!tfi h i « The home port of Fleet Aircraft begin serving 3U days for contempt "I can furnish von present locu­ Ms A |{ SariMtd. tMhflrmiMl till* fiervU-o Huundron 821 was official­ tion* of nahamlati farm laborer* of court. 11pm t of lilt ill'll! Kly changed Dee. 1 from Hanford to (loin was sentenced Feb. 13. employed hy K. J. Miller el"J Oceana, Va.. It waa announccjl to­ 1050. for refusing to Icll hnw he House In Hanford area during day h r I.t. Comdr. G. J, Harmeyer, F.IH I(Ill'S NOTH! rids i ' thr • i l-i'l I'll HM Fit I IIK I 1' \ Vi lK|f, in obtained Information nn secret June, 1062." T nx S c a n d a l P ro b e FAHHON executive officer. mil l I ii Tlie witnesses being sought bv eighth and Iasi id a series of I Ki'M I ' m|i » MU' 1t'llll Vassilka Petrova, dramatic so­ New York City. grand jury hearings. Since that The actual tranafar of men from prano who has ating widely abroad article* hy Mrs. J. N. Wlillncr St I I'I*( n The native Bulgarian will em­ lime. Gov. FtiHcr Wsrrcn granted the defense In the case were farm W i l l B e ( ’o n t i n u c d hi 1H?I Iit iimitl Srtnhni| Jfi(•1111• Ranford to Oceana will take place on concert and op*ra. and Stuart bark on a Joint concert tour nf 11 reprieve*. workers In tills area al the lime on the hixlorv of Sanford, tn •PVl'i II t ■"»Imjj v o f Svt »'t |r 4 Ji|fji| III a trout Dec. 13, a t which time Knatofaky, violinist who will niako this country with the famous bari­ "I might as well get il over of llte slaying, Ihls arlictc Mr*. Wltilnrr tell* WASIHNGTttN l" Ri'lt. Kean fHI H m1 I PIII*I " f 11|IK| Comdr. Robert J, Celuatka, U8N, hla third appearance In Carnegie tone, Ivan Petroff, the forepart of with," Cl*In said. " I’m nol Iho nf the coming of General Sun- i"fill'd f llf'fil o, "to. I. in tllN .I) xtiy* Iteputrlteirn lenders viu*r VI *‘ N| will relic va Comdr. F. W. TrapoHn Haiti New York City, next month, next year. first newspaperman to go to Jail ford, uf the inrorporatlon of the !i.lminl have him lire Mou.se tax G eitno'e Oil . . obi) .... --- „iisxurrd .................. a t commanding officer of tha will appear a t BsOO p.m. Haturday Mr. Fastofaky hxs appeared In rather than reveal his source of rlly, and of the (riiil* and Iclbu- Aug. 17,Ht 1H7J ...... ..... Ho- girnl seandnl investigating sulH'Ollltnlli Mundron, according to Comdr. at (ho Southslde Primary School ■II tha major concert hall* In tho information.” uk t lallnn* which foMooril. .“ nr wbieii wdl never be Dug'.! R'c will ho coiillimed try tho GODHarmeytr. auditorium In tho accond concert United fttales, and last season, itt*ii !)V tillin' w!n» NvIintMinl Its ! c*»ntrollril Coiijjr**Hs Upon arrival In Oceana, tha of the series being presented by Ily MRS. J. N. MTMTNMIt C. J. Wilkinson was circled u* furv; hon-e* w.-r- lake., from Kegn lx sInted tr. suecrcrl ItM*. \°h. " S S S n . CHAUFFEUR'* I.KENHE aauadron*! function will b« chang- Municipal Concert!, Inc., of Han­ Tin* year IH7I) proved a niaikeil tlmir f tm rul nt Inrr-. ("■es w r e blou o King (D-Callf) a* ehairmnn of the the new worshipful master of cd from that of auppoytlng ear- ford, Mlaa Jean Hayar, president, from hll fourth E uropean rou! - A period In lloannals of Hnnfuid. ^ ralln»"f"» Hanford l-orlge No. *K\ F. A A. M. over. Tile Dork of ..... I- In Die ; limin' ways ami means xubenmrltr-baaad planet to aupportlng announced today. Bent. I t, ami last season, won first into effect Dec. t stipulate* that a t a regular communication held Tlien caiiio from Connecticut (iep. Sanford store win -iituratid with mitlrc which ,,!1' hax l"‘,’n licen invexllge. investlgi tnulU-tnglna patrol typo plan**, eral Henrv S. Sanford wlm purFour operatic albums prepared prlso In two contests held In drivers, who have regular opera­ lest night. ting lhe Intcruul Itrvemie Bureau tor’* license* and desire chauf­ concluded Comdr. Harmeyer. .Other „ „ „ officer* circled were lt«y chased 12,333 acres of land in the water, and then oei-urieil Orange for the past two years from the stage of the Florentine Franca with Internatlonally-famoua feur's must tarn exam­ Countv'i* fli*l burgulu -iiile Opera Houaa (Italy) will Intro­ French musicians acting as Judges. inations,licenses, Tin- uresent eouiiiilltee, meeting Mre. Lethe Fowler, chief ft. Wright Jr., .color warden; A. ”Mark* und Mr. John A. McDonuld In |H73. tlir..... Ii Mr*. S’liifonr* III wluihlll closed door xexxionx. In­ duce the soprano to the operatic In addition to hla many recital clerk In the County Judge’s F. Ramsey, Junior wanlen; I.. T office, were secured to make n plat of Influei'ce tile "(’liu"-h of 11--I t" '” public for the flrit time this appearances, Mr. Fesloftky has die ded It would ilrou any further Rheppard, treasurer, and F. L. the town. Sanford Avenue was laid inounced yssterdav. was er--te'l i- lhe sito iirulim this year anil leave futurn month whan the recordlngi are appeared on major radio and tele announced Millar, secretary. Mr. Sheppard out. The wharf and packinghouse Cro**" Formerly, the only requirement where tinKnl'coiod Reciorv q days l if t released by Remington Records. Investigating to the incoming Re­ vlelon network!. He Is the com- for securing a chauffeur's license, wo* reelected tn hi* office. _ }‘ , . 1. • built hy Judge Tucker were pur- stenil. (11132 Note; I*Ii ••"•I Mni'- publican Congrex*. Those recordings, which included pocer of 18 publisher] musical •hn said, woe the possession of the ••olla). In a storiu of 1878 U wa* 0 u ,CBi*i ^ r w rntfVthfli(-'hosed hy General Hanford, and u Toeca, constituted a full-scale pro­ works for violin, and piano and De**. 27. St, Johns Day. together store wss H L■>,I with .......u 'tinkl'd with lire dry kihn Is Mown ilotvn amt relmlR Fourth duction wtlh the largest symphony has written symphony music. He regular license. with ulhur appointed officers. end grocarlen. and Park lator. (I0D2 Note: tn Movie Time T a b le ; orchestra and chorus In the re­ appeared a t the age of elx year* ROW THEATER ' A physician. Dr. Hague, was November 1323 it liur-rd and D»» cording history of Florence, t U as guest soloist with a symphony CLEVELAND HIT/, GRASS FIRE (ft—The customer* General Hanford’s agent ami busi­ nrvsent rhiireli ---i— ted). *n 1871 persons, being used. orchestra, playing the Vivaldi vio­ were witching "Springfield Rifle," A email grass blase ltehlnd ness manager, hut soon died und the lal" W, J. Hill l)egn" tl"' hu*l"The Greatest Show on l.arth'^ Despite Uti fact thaas records lin concerto. but It was a nvnfvar the assistant Angel's Eat Shack near Twenty- was succeeded hy Mr. Henry L. ncss now carried n- -bv Ills fnmil". 1tOO • 2:44 • (1:28 - 0;|3 ____ operatic de­ mar*___ kitAmerican “ The violinist's policy Is to pre­ manager aaw. Whan tha men be­ fifth Street end Sanford Avenue DoFor* 7, of Connecticut, who wax In 1878 tho South Florliln Jnurn*l. MGVIKf.AND but, the anergtle soprano has long pare programs which offer the hind the pistol asked for the vrae swiftly brought under con­ then a vouth of 1H veer*. Mis* ♦hn fte*t ""winaper mihllxhed In “ A Street Car Named Deslraf bean an A"»rWan cltisen and la audiences on his tours the type of money, Mr*. Louise^ FhMlgs, 25, trol and extinguished by City Louisa Tucker, now Mrs. A. E. South Florida was found"d l>v Frml Show starts 0:30, feature fll»7 no stranger to literary, social or proframe featured at each belli Firs men in the only fire alarm Philips, suggested tho proprlutv of L. Rahortson. lite r published by theatrical circles bora. During the na I Carnegie, but to plan It In euch intermission 8 :BD, last featuru »t • vanterdav afternoon it was re- the town bearing tho name of Its Way and Osborne, ,war r*V% she was a froqaeat vta- n a tray wag ae to be *entertaining m today by Fire Chief M. founder. About this tltno the First Moth0:8* IU, 0 6 s a n tK», omiu. u - ii - r f - a a - L The second house In Sanford was (Continued On Fsge Six) L - : ‘V. U: : : y. cl : jittimuro Followup I’rotliftoil Ajruinst .lohn I*. Davies .Ir. • Gala Christmas Greene Is Named Parade Initiates For J. Hutchison Tourist Festival By County Board ''hulTlebourd Meets, (rouerai Is Unable To Dedication H i ^ h Solve As Trustee litfht I-Day Pete) On Hospital Board 10 Red Traitors At Limitation Of Executed Today Press Ridiculed By Communists Minute Maid Sales Result In Record • N it Profit In ’,52 l.'l^ru'.'VnttS'nl’.IiS'oFr'kliMurder Case Here: , , . . ' ‘s «.’c,cllmnii;"ifl!rdwsTin(;erfWithf imii KdiInternational Hue t u n it [■ant its! ir imskv i I I <>r ;i* I nf B I I Dunn Named I .............. ...... .......... Mayor Of Lmirivood • | Miami Editor Begins Serving* PriHon Term Vassilka Petrova And Faitofsky To Be Presented In Concert Here <General Sanford, Arriving In 1870, Brings Colony Of Swedes Next Year WIlklnHon Named M U Of Lodge OJSHOPmN* \ to ■ . �• « . * ' • Wj**1 •• .Y~f*v fs«’ I’m THR RANFORD IfRRAt.n a Wed. Dee. S, 1052 Blues In The News ______fly n o il ANTHONY Bankers Told Canada Licked Inflation tl'HOLLYWOOD wT— The Investment Bankers Aitoclatlon of Amer­ ica wan told today that Canada h i* licked Inflation, at least for the time being, and thero la not m uch fear of n recession In the coming months. Canadians, s.ild a report of tho /Canadian Committee of the Asioelation, have settled down to o >“ period of good, average prosper!* out there are ninny W, large scale developments lin­ er way and contemplated, tho relaid "There la little doubt that Canada** economic de­ velopment will continue provided ere is an expanding policy hrough Immigration and ihnt rap ‘el Investment* for o long period ntlnpe .to be a In rue proportion the country'i national Income T TO SAVETIME OH tone9/smee cuts Tho Morals Protection Hoard of NAAS has come up with a new idea for their monthly Human Re­ lationship Programs. In nn effort to hnvo the men aboard the station get “the word" about important administrative issue* concerning them, the new Idea was given n trial In this month's programs. Tho progrums were held in the Htntion Auditorium yesterday and today and tho "new idea" included a talk by l.t. I. N. Howmnii, NAAS Personnel Offleei • ‘ 1> J w .'••• • plained the many wn>» and bows nixiut humanitarian transfers, hu­ manitarian discharges, emergency leaves and regular transfers. These subject* are of general in­ terest to every man in the Navy and those men present scorned to listen very attentively to Mr. Howman's fine talk. It seems the idea is a success and I definitely beileve it would be worthwhile to continue it in future programs. Those of you who remember Warren J. Cadorel will be happy to b-arn he has graduated from pre-flight training in Pensacola. Warren wu* stationed here when he applied for the Naval Aviation Cadet program. He will now take his flight training at Whiting Field, Pensacola and upon success-j ful completion he will become a naval uvlator and be commissioned us an Ensign. The NuvCnd Pro­ gram Is open to all enlisted per­ sonnel who meet the requirements. It Is n continuous program which means there Is no specific time for submitting your application. Jrrard Itay Reverence, aviation ordnnnccrnan airman, reported aboard the station yesterday from the Clus* "A" Aviation Ordnanceman serviee school in Jnrksonville.; Itav, ns he prefers to he called, bail* from Creraw. R. C. and he was a student at Clemson College before enlisting in the Navy. He has boon assigned to the Opera­ tions Department here. Approximately i!H sixth grade students from the Killnrncy Mo­ mentary School III Winter Park Stan Comstock recommends AFFILIATED FUND, INI’. CALL BY Give tho operator the out* of-town telephone number whenever you can. Then she doesn’t have to call "infor* motion" In tho distant city, and your coll goes through filter. HOLLYWOOD A inutiml fund of proven porforniancu AhmoIh over $2011,0110,000. Full pnrtlrularH on requoat 1415 Conway Kami Orlando Phom? (»H(I5 llrp rrifN lh iu H in t • OUTRUN S ltl II1MHONI AND I lie o tA S H COMPANY holiday holiday wrannimi wrapping, rich and spacious 'icery thought that A I ’m . .7 • '*» OTV* • * , . - w4 '. * *niifw-, - NOTICE 4 Robert Von Herbmlia will not be responsible for ANY debts can* tracted by ANYONE other than north, New Zealand In the south himself after this day, December BERLIN OD—Otto Nuschke, dep­ and Easter Island In the east. 3. 1052. adv. uty prime minister of tha Soviet tone's Communist government, cabled President Truman a de­ mand today for commutation of HALE8I.ADY WITH EXPERIENCE the death sentences Imposed mpoi ... on' atomic spies El and Julius RoIN .SELLING DRESSES AND senberg. Nuschke, head of the E ast rone OTHER I«A DIES HEADY TO WEAR. Christian Democrats who collab­ orate with the Communists, said STEADY WORK In his cable fn the Prcslden* M-eJ . the Rosenberg* had " f o u g h 1 1 W IT H GOOD OPPORTUNITY FQUm A w -■**.-y.r:.i -s«c/in>4-* The couple, convicted of con­ ADVANCEMENT T O THE RIGHT PARTY spiring with a Soviet official to send atomic secrets to Russia, a r e , JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE under sentence to die next month j unless tha President Intervenes. Polynesian civilisation la Reds DemandU.S.Not! r _ M 1 1 s a q r i l e - U - - . | s p r * a a over ■ tremendous triangle Execute e x e c u t e l2 Traitor*' r r a l t O m T o f ocean between Hawaii Iff the ] By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD OT-Her# it la only tho beglnnln,g of Docombor u d xltM Jukes and Jocks ere ig our•are with Christmas aongs. Trie Juko boxes and tho disc Jockeys have a full quota of Yuletide carols, some centuries old and some brand new. The new ones will be as abundant as eve* this year, because members of the music Industry are always hnpefa/ Ihtl they will find another "w hite Christmas. ’* I can remamber when the only Christmas songs wa sang ware the ones we learned In Sunday school. (1 seam also to remamber whan Christmas was celebrated on or about Dec. 25). Of course, (here had been some modern Christmas songs, but prac­ tically til you heard were oidlts like "Silent Night" and "Jingle Dells." All that changed in 1042. That was the year Bing Crosby crooned Irving Berlin's "White w.< .Christmas" In a film called "Holi­ day Inn." OIOROI W. JOMINMN, Jr., (loft), tho son of a Bronx, N. Y., csrpsntsr, is shown shortly boforo ha entered tho Army whsro he sorvod for two That was a sentimental year, years before being given an honorable discharge In 1040. Now Oaorgo with mao going off to war. The song seamed to hit everybody’s Is no more. After six operations, Jorgenson's sex has boon changed heart and stay there. Salas records and toduy (right) she is a normal, striking woman photographer in are hasy in the musle business, but Denmark. Tho former OI’i parents ware informed of tho big change in most experts agree that Bing's a letter that Christina (that's her new name) recently sent them. "White Christmas" platter la Am top seller of all lima. Estimates range as high as eight million. Two million copies of the sheet music were sold In the first year of "While Christmas," and 100,000 iy WIlllAM HITT are reportedly sold each year. Central P rtn Writer That is the reason that each year CHLOftOPHYLL popcorn, ac- Natch!—a bee’s sting Is aura song writers rack their brains for conllng to a news Item, wOl soon enough bad newa! new Christmas songs. And music publishers and record companies bo on the market. Juat the thing I I I lug the daylights out of them, to munch while enjoying the An eat tern 'uutrrrsifg owns a oping for another "White Christ­ Inteat Technicolor drama. macaroni company. Bonn,It like a mas." I I I merger of two noodle /aetoriee. 1 found some research on this "Chrlnlmwi comes but once a I I I subject at Capitol Records, which ycrtr—•" but u-e’re reminded 0/ 0 In leutb Africa 70 babeens In­ this year Is going all out for a tuna drtlfp /o r at frost two whole vaded an estate end tare tiles eff : called “ Hang Your Wishes on a montht. the reef ef the mein house. Men* Tree." It’s a new song written bv Marian Doyle and Eddie Gale and I I I key business? recorded by Lea Baxter. Some ef the sereimllen rebel will I I I "It's a good song." observed be made of bunny fur, w# reed. Every husband, says a Judge; Feter R abbit-the king ef beestsf should frequently tell friend wife Capitol esccutlve Dave Dealer. "That's the only thing that worries • I I he la the boss of the house. What might ho too good." Bad news and the sting of a If ho does? The trick Is In get­ me—It He told me that the song was bee, according to a science Item, ting her to believe III selected from an estimated 500 to affect some people the same way. Itoo Christmas dlttlas submitted to I I I the record company this year. That gives you an Idea of the chances will be arriving at NAAS tomor­ of getting a song recorded, much row for a conducted tour around Lose Of Ii&'g Holding: less have It become a hit. "The song-writing business Is the the Rtatlon. Plan* have been made Checks Is Reported toughrit In the world to crack." to show the students tho Chapel, Dexter explained. " I think it was Library, Mess Hall, Parachute NEW YOIIK UR-Lo'i of a small Irvine Berlin who said that three Loft, und, of course tho Main leather bag containing 205.000 out of every five American adults Hangar and Air Strip, worth of negotiable American Ex­ : write songs at xome time during Alston Wilson Is hack with tho press Company domestic money their lives." Duntal Department after being orders on u crowded subway train Another viewpoint on the Christ­ treated at the Naval Hospital In lost night was reported to police mas song Industry Is offered by Jacksonville. He I* a dental tech­ by a company salesman. Herb Montel, whose firm published nician and, although he Is used to Richard J. Kchoe, 50, an Ameri­ "Ifsng Your Wishes on a Tree." being in n Dispensary, he says he can Express salesman for 10 yoars, "Every publisher would Ilka a is glad to he back ut NAAS where said the bag disappeared from be­ big Christmas song,” ha commant he waits on the patients instead tween his fret as no was reading a rd. " It’s Just Ilka having an annuity of being a patient himself, newspaper. policy. Yet every publisher tries to Kehoe noe was w carrying the money discourage writers from wr; ' Frank Hutchison la all smiles rs for orders distribution to Amerlthem because the competition Is so these days and It’s no wonder, today great." l-'rnnk’s wife Dotty gave birth to can Express substations today. a baby girl who nas become his pride nnd Joy, Haya Frank, "Her N ew and U sed Instrum ents bnlr Is nn blonde you hnvs to turn her uround In the llgnt In order to af*u her eyclashAs"!? The newesV 1'And d|UeorHlJtlofcjnff addition has been named Hherry. The ltntchl*nn fnmlly reside nt Rukur’s Musical Instrum ent Shop • Oil 0. Park Avenue litre In Hnn2001 Cedar Avenue Phone 1410 ford. S #■ TIPS FOR TO P DRESSES Whether tha young lady on your list Is I or not yet 14, ws’va a lineup of gift pretties to put a sparkle In her eyes. YOU'RE TELLING ME! chorespfflw(jr In letter*p«tfect ^ £ 8 ® , imoothncu tMllllng t0 make parking and skm-motloa manauvert no task at all. •« !« • < * - * »#•*• 4 8 .9 8 BOYS’ SUITS K For a young man's Christmas, age 4 thru IH. Hayun and Aretate gabardine Navy and Drown, 1 8 .9 5 SPORT SHIRTS Cotton Flannel, gay plahl design. GIRLS’ PAJAM AS 1.98 0v Munslngwenr in cotton tialbriggnn, all colors. JACKETS 3.50 Rayon fabrics, flannel lined. Rises to |(t. GOWNS 3.50 PANTIES 3.98 Munslngwear Quilled lined gabardines. Rayon Tricot 9.50 59c - 79c P. E* Purcell Co. Phone 174 110 W ent F lin t S tr e e t Make Coke part of your holiday greetings t ;j l ' ■ H 1 - i ’ ll W .r '; The ehet You can be lure that your guetn Fireball S Engine That meant action it called lor thii very will welcome thit year*wound favorite uirtv.W nv- ,• . •'o/jtiV-Srr' *{> q irhrtte d ia v ^ n M -u k . . otMEEka'") ; . afiisefl �----■ * J. .1 •Tj TTv" i *. , -‘ ..VI Hal Boyle Column fiy UAL BOYLE - i -\ » «i I ^ , Business Mirror By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK on—In moil Ameri­ NEW YORK LW—Buslnasa goes can business offices there comes Into the homestretch of 1052 with * Pa,u ,« In the day's occupation confidence Increasing—and fears that Is known as "the coffee hour." of a slump being pushed farther In fact there usually arc two back. Industrial leadera, arriving in pauses—one in the morning, the New York today lor the annual other In the afternoon. lt has grown so Insidiously that meeting of the National AisociaIt Is now a generally accented factlion of Manufacturers, look for of office life, and Is taken as a good times—but no roaring boom normal working condition. Most —far Into next year. They are be­ *-■ employers now put up with i» ing told: industrial production Is at a .hey have come to realize that grownups, like children, have to peacetime record high, the Federal have a periodic recess lo let off Reserve Board said Monday. Manufacturers' sales this fall their penlup nervous energy. That has taken a lot of fun out were the highest In history. of what used to be a thrilling ad­ New orders for manufactured venture. Fifteen to 25 years ago , goods poured In at the highest the f-illowlng ominous notice was i rale of the year. Financial leaders, gathered In a common sight on company Iml Hollywood Reach, Fla., for the Ictln boards: "It has come to (he manage meeting of the Investment Rankers ment's atlention that a number of of America, also are getting en­ employes arc leaving their desk couraging predictions: Taxes may come down some­ during their hours of employment Jo get coffee. This will not be what next year, and more the >°jBfBlcd and must cease at once." following year. This year’s federal That, of course, was a flat dare budget may be held to around 70 and a challenge. An omployc would billion dollars, Instead of the S3 spend an hour every morning figur­ billion first talked of. And there's talk that the present ing a new way to sneak down the back stairs, gulp a quick cup of cof­ 75 per cent margin required for fee and act back before he was buying stocks may be cut, giving missed. He felt like a naughtv brokers—who have been enjoying child disobeying his parenf parents, and an "I Like Ike" bull market in recent days—hope of still more alwavs wavs wondered fearfully: "If I bump into the boss, will business. Merchants, whose Yulctide busi­ he fire m e?'f Oh, the coffee hour was a fine ness has been held back by a late thing in Ihose days. If you m e t1Thanksgiving, siill are expecling another employe doing the same Ihelr biggest Christmas trade ever. thing, you Itotn had a secrel to The next three weeks, they say. share: you were putting something could see the greatest crush of over on the boss. Everyone on the shoppers that stores ever have payroll became linked In a partner­ known Merchants arc told that ship of conspiracy. You all were people have bigger incomes this getting away with something for- year—and can spend more If they want to. Confidence Is likely to be con­ Gradually (ho practice became so widespread that most minugn- tagious in Ihe business world. ments came tu realize the rule Even foreign traders are catching against It was as unenforceable as It. World trade has been drooping the Prohibition I.aw\ So they quit this year—both exports nml Im­ putting up Ihc notices ports trailing Uut same are now Many went even further. Follow­ ing the llrlllsh custom, they sta rt­ predicting a reversal of this trend ed trundling little coffee and soft shortly. Olliers arc saying that drink earl* about twice a day so trade relations with Europe are that the employes could have art getting more healthy, with the del Interlude of gossip and refreshment far gap steadily narrowing and Eu at their desks. This Is now common- rope’s financial prospects brighter place In many firms, and tills coni- than n few months ago. Two of businessmen's biggest un­ promise gives Ihe employer one Idg advantage: he at Irnst knows certainties apparently are being resolved. where the employes are. Today the coffee hour is an ac­ One was whether there would be cepted Institution. It lias infcclcd some Industrial plans. Visbinsky's the bosses themselves. They de | a truce In Xorca. This could upset elded. "Well, I might as well, too recent loud "No" to India's plans 1 could use a little snack myself." seems to have ended that hope, So what happens? You arc sit and A m s r l c i ' i defense pro­ ting there enjoying a cup of steam gram will apparently continue at ing brew, contentedly aware that the scheduled pace. Another thing that some busi­ you are having II on company time, when the boss himself sits nessmen had feared was that next month's change In federal admin­ down on the next stool. "How's everything?" he says istration would rom r as n Jolt, cheerfully, ordering himself n cup. with uncertainties all up and down "Uy the way, hnw are you coming the line. The President elect, however, along with that Junes m atter?" For the next 15 minutes you both has namrd his Cabinet In Jig time. mull the Jones matter over and And if some of his uppolnleei may finally reach a decision. When vou be not too familiar lo all business­ go back lo your desk you feel men. many are exoresslng relief vaguely chculed, and don't know that the new men will have time tn learn their Jobs and take over with­ wiry. The reason la simple. You huven't out a hitch, both In domestic amt pulled one over Ihu boss’s eyes at foreign affairs. And the public will all. He lias pulled one on you. Far have a chance to learn ahead of from letting you escape from your lime what Ihelr policies are likely Job. Ihe boss has got more real to be action from you In 15 minutes at the coffee counter than lie could FARM III IItEA II In three hours upstairs. WINTER PARK (.Special) — Of course, lliat's why he is the Florida's delegation to the nation­ boss—because lie knows bow to gel the most out of you. And today he al Convention of the American thinks the coffee hour Is a fine Farm Rurcnu leaves this week-end way lo get more work done, and for Seattle, Wash, It will be head­ only wonders why ho didn't think ed by E. II. Finlayson, Greenville Seed grower, and president of the up (ho Idea himself. Florida Farm Rurrau. All state* except Rhode Island A survey conducted for the four will ho represented at the nation­ New York City municipal colleges wide meeting. The voting delega­ Indicate* that the divorce rate tions will speak for 1.5 million among graduates are from one- farm families throughout the U. H. fourth to one-tenth those of the Resides selecting officers for lOS.'l nation as u whole. lhey will set a course which the national organisation must follow The speed of light Is about 18(1,- during the coming year, according 000 mile* per second. to Florida spokesmen. THE SANFORD HERALD Rural Common S eim Wed. Dec. 3. 1952 Riga t Ry SPP1W JOHNSON > WHIN VRINCH f AXATBOOPIBS landed lercnlly behind Ibo enemy lines In Indo-Chlnn, they cleared the way tor the operation pictured at top where native troops march behind a protecting took lo attack Com* monM-led Vletmlnh force* At iHitlom, a French soldier stands with ■ o r mm walllnu for ipierrlltus to tumid the bend. ffnfvrnallondl) Florida farmers nml others may be Justifiably proud of the wide diversity nnd high quality of crops grown in this state, the University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service points out, Thnnks tu its mild climate, agricultural research, and the pro­ gressive attitude of Its fanners and others engaged in agricultural work, Florida is u ycnr-’ioond pio•luctHUl stale and the variety and ■nullity of Its - .v.*?- .... reeded by those of any othn slate, la tact, it is probable that Florida Iquit a ces more different crops than any other state. Flout Florida fields come sweet corn, tomatoes, cabbage, peppets, luaits, liras, celery, eggplant, let­ tuce, upland), radishes, eauhflow i r, eseurole, potatoes, sweet pota­ toes, oai.ms, llrussels sprout*, mustard, lima beans, okra, squash. . id lards, tut nips, earrots, cucum­ bers, beets, endive, parsley, Chin­ ese cabbage, cantaloupes, w ater­ melons, and, ves, chives. And Florida's fruit crop* include oranges, grapefruit, tangerine*, tnngelos, kuinqunts, mango.*, nvo i-aitos, guuvns, papaya*, lychcc*. pears, peaches, Japanese tieisiiamolts, strawberries, blueberries, grapes, Surinam cherries, and tiecans. Its field crops me corn, cotton, peanuts, oats, sugar cane, sorgiiutii, elm fa*. and lines kinds of tobacco. White Florida ha* rortipnrnlively f e w s l i c e i, its he* f and dall y cat­ tle and nog* me very important phases of the state’* agriculture its c h i c k e n * also are important, mnl Its tin key* are becoming more important a* pt nonctioli rises. Aral, of course, Florida was the pioneer state in tang piodaetion. It also hold* float rank po*itlnti in pnlpwood, timber, mol naval stole*. Florida ha* an impodng array of gins**-* mnl legume* Unit me ii*v,l for livestock production and for cover crops for improving llic sol), on In,hog I'uogolu. l'eii«acolii IT JA M E S (JU T AGENCY G en eral In su ra n ce fill KASI FIKST STREET i*HONK 7S , VWES n. GUT Axsoc. \ II. JAMES L IT MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR MAJ. OIN. Wilton It Peru, tired, 30, of Mimlg.mici v was named Special Assist President-elect Dwight D bower. Ills appointment wi. undo after Ihe Inauguration *., Ian. 20. Gen. Person.* was tinArmy's chief liaison to Ciatgre** 'or many years. Gen Elaenhowrr's piddle relations adv l*er at <ATl>, nnd an active aid on the JDl’ Presidential campaign tram ..'w m mm - . Halim, Ainrntliw Huliia. am! mutfa ifriiMMi1'*, r i m p t iutirv It-i m t l i tft i, t n v i T l l i i p t i i r * f i n f t v « l , l i l n r lU|»il)i* f n t ■mil I n i | H yi \ ■' i n i - l i t , |i | n thru, iiMil other* Vt ' N, I"' Ini MI ii i ** a tiMul ai f FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES ISO and 1071 lltHini lul Saul ord \ tin otic National lisnk building Now Is The Time To Order Your FLOOR FURNACE ou thvei hillti u f fm<* rinii*. uf vhB li all Ki"i itlian- mas si f il'd Will a n l i r u l l u i e, a SPACE HEATER h i 1 11K4»III I * Conkinir I I at lew nt»* t i ’i n p e r i i l u i r A will n I i i i nki i K«*i k’ l v m t r hi h i v e . Mityn null M l u l u i f-'twv iita A i f l ' i i ilMitnil Roy Wall, Plumbing lo miMlri niiititin/> Muni in will) t h r I M i i^ii'M S»'i \ lei*. Autliori/.i'il ('I'li'itmn Dealer 10(17 Siinfiirtl Aictiin* Pohne t i l l A N N O U N C IN G IMODGE New! Mure Powerful Engines! v tiig iingiru-H with high hiir-ajinner unit eiiinpreoHiiitt ration, d of I In-in lir.nnl new U rcaler dinting rapacity, in• n- on-* I ii* pin cutout, I win carlairetiim avuilaldu ■in In n er lri*i k - 1*1,(IS proved feu turn* liko ilg pudiili*. ovli.llial Volvo -iral thaorta. “Now there’s a Beautiful Roof” New! Truckomatic Transmission! Nuw Truek-o-mntli: tniiiMiiilHHinti . . . availnliluuu mid J.f-toii iihmIoU of Ilodgu truck* . . . wtvoM shift lug, cuta rittiffuir, [wrmlta you to rock o u t of anow, tnud, Mind. PL U S g jro l Fluid Drivu to pro­ long truck life, protect your loud. That’s what your neighbors will say wbon thay oea your new Barrett* Asphalt Shin*]# Roof./ 'And then’ll be mon such compliment*, too/ For the Barrett Asphalt Shingle, with its rich harmonising colors and naat geometrical pattern, lean eyttiopper enywhevt. That’* the way the women m it, at leeM., Of couno, from tb# oym9o W uty of th* B«mt* A*pl durability. If* a fcw#A thi madoofbifb _M M dally reflood aiphalt u d ftirfrced with fire-proof mineral franuloe.! ’Anyway you look at it - “t o ’* a ml boauty.M Hill Lumber ft Supply N m nber Long Life! M m <i<|m-i i <I.i I>!■* N iw ! Supir-SafB B rak is! HtiiHtr-wiru brakes give amootli sur« ato|)a with lea* l>«!itl pnwauro, gnsitor load protection , . . nuw Increased stopping nhillty on 1. th ro u g h 2 H -ton tm ek*. PLUS IJmlgo oversize I n k i n g surface with famous rlvet-freo C ydebond linings on all liydraullc brake*. m U M M f Higher comprerajon ratio* ■quorate maximum perrormance out of oach drop of fuel . . . Improved cooling gystem give* more eiflclent per* fonnanoe. PLUS filtered crankcue van* tilation, dual fiiel filter*, oil-bath air cleaner* to lengthen engine life. See your Dodge dealer! M O * mm 0 0 0 Hum tiver! Tough new IliHir jit p ic k -u p a n d p an el hodiea. ItedeHigued pre|njler-dialt center iM-ariug mounting in liptivior toitiinguu. PL U S nlint-peeneil rear axle rdi.iftn, alloy ntcol Hpringa, ru st|>r(M)fed hImvI metal. FromB-ton -through 4-bm... ihwiic s DOOMM-kxtuL’TRUCKto fit yourJob/ 0 0 st your d o o lo rt-TH U B ., O K . C New! Over Features! 50 r.O ways new I ilcitiforeed cab coiutlruction, larger exhaust syntem, extra-capacity radlntom. DiHlge-tint glass, heaters with ntepped-up b eat o u tp u t iivitiluhle. PLU S m oistureproof ignition, high* torquu cupoeity starting motors, and o th er Dodge features. Como iu nnd hc-o the now Dodge ,,JolhRahlC> truck* a t your dculor'n today! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS *10 EAST FIRST STREET FORT MELLON PARK PHONE 1011 ...................................................................... o r.™ * jL 1 �“ ”r:'; ’ A lesson For Sanford SUB SANFORD HERALD Page ‘4 » Wed. Dec. 3. 1932 —- Sanford Forum COMMUNIST JOKE BOOK Two yearn ago the Memorial Baseball Stadium seemed ___ Sanford Herald • ■ Snnfoiil, Florida November 30, 1DS2 Mr. Holland Dean, Editor The Sanford lleiulil Sanford, Florida GAINESVILLE (Special)—Na« Dear —. Mr. ,/ Dean, tioiml winner of a 4*11 Club For* like Homcwhat of nn overly ambitious project. C ertainly w ith h KotoaiUhed la IMS A U k k it dollr •»*•»* ea.iordor rising prices Incident to the Korean war, it cost too much. «« iuaaor. I'trU inM n**» Soar*. PaMUSnt n , satarSara fol- But In the light of today's statistics on football nttendanco Jawlas t ’lilaiwM aad 9*» Veara. and last summer’s baseball crowds, It does not seem to have I ll Maaaalta Avoana Sera# aa • r f i a l via** m a t t e r a ba r ST, 1 0 1 1 . ni I b a I ' . i . l O f l l r a S aa farS . Plu rld a, a n d . r Ib a A r t C’n a a r a u a l M a r r b X, I Nil*. a r n s c iiT in x i i Atkm f r Caertar ...........................• .as 1.00 boo Maatb — ..... , ™ . . fklM Maalbi ______ __ .-VIM) lie Maalb* ............. ............- •vts paa Saar ............................ H.xo _____ n„Urea. ra rd * « l All abllaarr aa d .. w i .t l . n nl lOOba, '•m maai innfloss --------ilarlalam .at far «ba uarpaaa .1 alalaa faada. will ba rkaraad far alar oavanlalao rataa. la* eopeoaaated Watlaaally Newapaorr lt#ef*aenlall»r* Now Vartai Chirac*. llrlrall, t ’lly aad at. I.aaja. t Tho Herat# I* a »rm t*c of tba f P r a a a w hirl U aallHad voir to Iba aao fee tapabil of all Iba tarot a i m piTatad I m w i h m ' i aa wall aa all ».«*» Olaoolabaa. WEDNESDAY DEC. 3. JB32 _ « 'abundance of thla age never t^aa been equalled. Only war* and bar of want prevent us from nu bundanrn almost n«*l belief. He fUleat thro with the finest of the W Wheat — Psnlm 117:11. 1 We we where 170,000 frdernl jobs will »oon be o|wn for appoint­ ment, but we’ll bet mote than that get killed in the ruili. Have you contributed to the Imitma* Seal campaign agaimt irculoiii yet? Send in your ney and help ilamp out TH in loride. Vittorio Orlando died in Rome ibe other day al the ripe old age of 92. the last of the "Big Four" who drafted the Treaty ol Ver­ sailles. The other* were David Lloyd George, George* Clrmenceau and Woodrow Wilion, the world’* big men of the first World War and the year that followed. They had coloual drrnmi, aimed high and ilrugglrd fiercely, but their world wai toon in ruin*. General F.itenhower pick* Martin Durkin, a plumber and preiiclrnt of a plumber*' union of ibe American Federation of Labor a* hi* secre­ tary of labor. We believe (hit i* tire first time a genuine labor man h ti been in the Cabinet, and this la spite of the fact that labor was ' not generally friendly to Eiicnbow* ' tr’e candidacy. We hope tbit ap­ pointment wHI prove the forerunner of better understanding between 'labor end the Republican parly, a* well at between labor and manage­ ment. been overbuilt. • During the current six weeks’ football seuson, atten­ dance at the I t home gamer soared to 10,063 fans with some 12,635 paid admission:. In one game alone 2,605 spectators crowded into the stands with nearly two thousand of them paying over ? 1,500 to see the game. Last summer the story was pretty much tho same. More than 11.000 fans paid in more than twice ns much money last summer as they did in the old stadium in 1951 to see the Seminole Mines pin\ baseball. Sanford ranked second to Daytona llearli in attendance figures surpassing even Orlando and coming up from tho very bottom of the League the previous vear. There may be a b sson in this experience with the Sta­ dium for those who >ir<! faced with the responsibility of building the hospital. What may seem like an extravagant un­ dertaking today may in a few years amaze us at our own moderation. Standards for the new hospital should not bo based on comparisons with the Fermtld-Laughlon which may have been adequate for 1920, but rather on the needs ami desires of those to whom it will cater In I960 and '70. That Sanford Ilk' all the rest of Florida Is making tre­ mendous growth is a fact which no one can afford to over­ look any longer. Whether we like It or not, new people are pouring into our city and county and are demanding facili­ ties for themselves and their children, facilities, such us schools, hospitals, sewers, ami garbage collection, which can be provided only by om governing authorities. Ilow to pay for these improvements Is of course one of the most dil'fictdt problems confronting Sanford and Semin­ ole County, hut it is a problem which is no different in nuturn from that confronting almost every other Florida com­ munity and indeed every growing community. There is no painless way of raising money and thuro Is no perfect way of financing public improvements, hut there are some ways which are better than others, and there nro ways of spend­ ing public money so us to get the most out of every doilur spent. And so it Hccms to us that the economical way of plan­ ning the new hospital would In* to contrive in every way pos­ sible to make it self-supporting for it Is not the original cost in connection with hospitals which is apt to be such a bur­ den on the public as the upkeep. Hospitals uh a rule cost far more to run limn to build. And il seems to us that the sensible thing to do would be to build il big enough to accommodate all those who may want to go there, and to make It attractive enough so that those wlio can afford lo go anywhere would prefer to go to THE WORLD TODAY By JAMES MARI.OW this hospital. It should be big enough on himmnitarluu grounds alone to lake care of all charity cases; but it should WASHINGTON (At - Sen. T a f the good enough to attract paying customers Jn order to nnd the rest of us—will1 find or out ____ _ luht ho still promptly how much weight sti make it self-supporting. A hospital in a sense is like a hotel. You may bo com­ carries with his follow ttepubllcanx he tries to block Gen. Risen pelled to stop at a poor hotel In tut emergency but you do not if bower's appointment of Martin I'. stay there any longer than you have to. Hut If It Is a good Durkin ae secretary of labor. hotel people seek it mil from milus around, from all over the Durkin, like any other man for a Cabinet job by the country, ami they are willing to pay big prices for accom­ named President, cannot lik e It unleia modations, and they stay as lo/ig as they can. the Senate approve!. And when That's what makes good hotels pay, and poor hotels go hi* name comet up for considera­ out of business, That is why the new stadium draws big tion In Uw new Republican-con­ trolled Congress, Taft cuuld right crowds, and why the hospital will lie cheaper to rim If it Is him and, through him. Elien not cheaply ' bill ‘ lit. hower. This, Too, Will- Pass Thu hatreds of war die with the generations which suf­ Sciulor Smallier* irem* to think that Southern Democrat* will co­ fered them. As time rolls on, Hh healing effects Hcem to obli­ operate will* Wrilem Republican* terate all imt tho most Intense conflicts. Sometimes It comes on domeitic policie* ihu* Irmling In to light lliut Issues for which men died anil hated and cursed •leer America away from Social- their fellowmen are nothing more nor less than thu nnbject iim, but that it will alio co-operate of amusement between rulers of stale in a future era. Without a doubt, somewhere in the distant centuries of with northern Democrat* on {oreiyn licit* and to keep America from tho third thousand year A.I)., Chinese and American people comini iiolationiit, and moving will Joke about thu tremendous tensions of emotion and war toward fuller and freer cooperationtheir ancestors suffered in the conflicts of tho nineteen-fif­ with the reti of the world. If the ties, It is possible a memento of some sort will be exchanged Southern Democrat* can do that, that will bring smiles to many lips at thu thought of such a If they can rite above prlly parly paradox. Such an exchange occurred recently between America jcalouiiet and intrigue* and be al­ waya for the tide which i* right and her former enemy, now a staunch ally, when President rajiardlcti of politic*, they will Imve Truman gave a prize gavel to thu British Army T raining e achieved a : which hai . before. We thq country statu* in tUlcitnanihip Center in Knglaud. A note accompanied tho gavol wishing seldom been achieved well to Its nuw owners. A close observer would huve seen that tho wooden ham ­ hope for the take of that Senator Sinalberi mer was charred ami in those dark murks lies the gavel's The recent preiidential campaign ie ukl lo have coil around a hun, drtd million dollar*. That icemi lihe a lot of money end give* rise to suspicion* that American dec’tiooa are bought and paid for. But of that money was ipent for -JMtffio and televiiion time, for adW tklnf in the newipapere and for •Cher way* of getting the itory before the American public. You ttRMt expect radio and ntwipa;..p*n to give their aenrlcea for Mthiag, any morn than you can « 9 * c t tha railroads/Id-,la u l the HliftiirlcHitcp. It . w h s mmio from partially blackened tim tlr bers of tho W hite IfmiHe and wnn burnt whun tho B ritish fired tho prosldentlnl mansion In tin W ar of 1812, Totlny, over a hundred years later, tliu bit of dam aged wood Is a tru e symbol or peace and brotherhood. It seem s to say th a t w ith tim e there la alwaya Iiujhi of bettur things and a b e tte r world. ANNOUNCING! ski 3 Red Ex-OffIcialB Facing Firing Squad MOSCOW >rn - McCormick Mansion Facinir Demolition i, That would provide an early test between the gatwral and tho sen­ ator. A victory for Taft would, In effect, be Taft telling Elsenhower: "Brother, if you want to do bus­ iness, you're going to have to do It through me." Durkin, a U-year-ald Democrat who voted against F;iienltowrr, I* a leader of tho AFL, which also opposed the general nnd called for the full repeal of Taft's own pet legislation, the Taft-Ilarlley la­ bor law. Taft denounced the selection of Durkin as “ Incredible." lie laid some other things loo. none of them complimentary. Republicans around the country see mod dis­ mayed by this frontal assault on Elaenhower’a Judgment a e v e n week* before he took office. Yet, they eeemed reluctant to admit this Taftian attack meant • split between him and he Pre* hours wading in their rice pn<f Ident-elect. But a big dies nften over their knres In need* answering if thin wasn't u mud anil water, epllt and a warning to Elienhower The chief need of Bouth Korea o f trouble ahead! Juat how many time* dots El- after the war will be economic, aanhowor hava to taka a ton line according to CpI. Butlon. Tim lashing from Taft, the man whom ne deflated for the llcpuhllcan people there aro bewildered by presidential nomination, before re- the effect* of the war unit will atlone between them can be con- need assletanco from nations like America to help them to their aldered iplHT After Taft'a outburit yeiterday, feet again In ovory way. Al­ nepublicana muat be aiklng them- though he said the weather was •elvee: la Taft going to do to frightfully cold, he didn’t have ex­ KUenhower what he did to Prei- citing stories to tell of the actual ident TrumanT And where will that over there, lie served In _______ — ________ Supply Unit which waa around again, kept approximately no mllee be* OANAS — FLORIST fa no easy matter to run •specially whan you hava 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe E xtra Clean, flood Tlree, Radio and Haatar E xtra Clean, Radio 1947 Plymouth 2 Poor Sedan 1950 Pontiac 2 poor Sedan IMKSSKS pF\f n ft'* E x tra aiaan, Radio. Om i960 Bulck Sedanette 1949 Bulck Sedanette Clean, Low MUaage, Radio, ‘ Haatar, Dyaaflow Ona Owner, E xtra Claan, Dynaflow, Radio, Kaatsr 1946 Hudson le w wlthw, lorn HNiel rahtma A GIFf-EI) GROUP Darling style* to make little itivle happy a t Christman time ami right Into spring I Wool Fleece and Gabardine* In a wide choice of colon and stylus E a«dba* Condition whs M jraiMLrald VIrev# * * W&f fVwfUfr UllEEN MAItY FIRE 1*UT OUT SOUTHAMPTON, Ftng., t.fl — Firemen wearing smoko masks fought 43 minutes before putting out a lire today aboard the giant liner Queen Mary. The blare, which started In a wardrobe In' a "C " dock rabln. was discovered by n watchrnnn uboard the liner, which Is now In drydock for her annual overhaul. COATS 1949 Chevrolet 2 D o er Sedan m rn m m Rayon Tricot, Nylon Nylon Slip­ over*, white and pastels 2.98 and 3.98 f t i f s W S f c e f l e 'S i , .. ....... . _________ Official Store fur Ouster Drawn Shoes for Boye and Glrla i ■ 1' " r , ■ ^' . 1 - [( - H \ ___ ~ ' '■I \ s,« drum) Kldgc, Florid*. D«ylt' I* n im n tly attending tho National -l.lt Club Club Congress tn National 4-11 Chicago, a trip lie won a* atate winner in the F'orentry Contest. Slate Itoys’ Club Agent W, W. Drown of the Agrirultural Kxten•ion Service lm« la-en notified of Wcalcr’it Hcliolaridtlp uwurd, which o nn* made la*t night. The son of Mr*. Reticle W. Wes­ ter, thl* -i-ll club lad ba* been nrlively managing 0-10 acres of fore*t land for llir part five year*. In that period Ini lin* planted 70,000 pine M-edllng* on 107 nerrs and lut* used recummended practices In mumiging Ids remaining timbered lutld. Uy selling pulpwood and Rawing log* Doyle earn* money for hla srhoidlug itntl help* support the h1m Vnniljy. Ilo is V student ‘-Mi"-'m m. . r in ntin. During the five years of hi* for­ estry project, thl* boy ha* won tr ip * to the State -l-ll Wildlife Camp. State FF*A F’orestry Camp and the State 1 11 Hlmrt Course at tlie UtHvcrsIty of Florida. Hi* project was Instituted under llu> supervision of F'rcd Summer, then assistant Jackson County 1agent, five yeurs ago. For the past “ icd by two year* he has been ’hilt Assistant County Agent William C. Zorn and County Agent W. W. Glenn, Additional ndvlrc nnd training were given by F'xtcnslon F'orester l„ T. Nleland nnd members of tho Florida Forest Service. Doyle’s trip to Chicago is spon­ sored by the St. Regis Paper Co. or Pensacola and scholarship is provided by the American Forest Products Industries, Inc, of Wash­ ington, D. C. f Placo Y our C hristm as O rders Now I O rders Also Tuken F o r Corsages, MRS. DOROTHY bind Ibe front Iim- fighting. Hutton who is *iiiule nnbl tlml 'while in Keren, lie misMcd most of ail “Ibe folks back home, mid (he girls of course". Me Is rurrentlv ell furlough mol plims soon to enter u government hospital for meillral treatment. CHICAGO i f - T h s 41 room Edith IIiH-kefeller McCormick mansion, one of Chicago’* lake front archi­ tectural landmarks, I* In lx* de­ molished and replaced bv ,i »ky sem per apartment and business pro ice t. The mansion nl loon Lake Shore Drive was built In 18'tJ ntler the marriage of .lulm D Itoekefelter’* daughter and llareld F' McCnr mirk, son of Cyrus Hall Mrl’nr ntick, Inventor of the reaper II has mil been occupied ns a resi­ dence since the Chicago society leader’s death In l!>32 Tlie electric otllillc* in (lie Uni­ "The South Kori-nn* lire way ted Stati* are using nil average I <-lilml our civilisation," *nld CpI. The nave I* the part of the of almost :100,000 ton* of I,i I mu i llownrd Sutton 1U2U Cypres* main coal every day of the year. church appropriate fur iavmeii. Avenue win) lin* Ju*t returned to Hanford from tho Orient. “The pronto themselves are not a healthy people. They hava to work very hard for a living with nil the family except tha small dillilron who pre In nehool. pitch­ ing in. Of course the main crop of Booth Korea Is rice, but they also grow eobbsee*. beam and >stuff like that. They, fish a lot, catching them from Imth tho rlvors and saltwater which surlounds the country," ho continued. “South Korea Is a wasteland. There are very few forest* of any kind, Although there are a few rars, the main mrnn* of transportation la bv os-cart or human cart. The Koreans aro a short people, but they have strong shoulder* rnnsril mostly Full skilled IilnMur dresses from having to pul) heavy loads in tnffetn. Nylon, Crlskny, in their little earls." Polished Chumbray, u n d Button stated lhat there is K\eighrii- Cotton fur her much disease in Booth Korea, dun holiday party-lug , . . tn no doubt to the unhealthful con­ hard to find sizes, Toddler* ditions existing there. Every pos­ to Hub-Teens . . . sible source of fertility Is iealousIv g u a r d e d to be returned to the up eoll. Even human waste I* con­ served to lie used fur this purpose. “SW EENEYS” GANAS’ FLOWERS Three funner Ukraine, face death by a firing sound as “enemies of till* people." Cnlcf among tlietr crimes was sell­ ing merchandise on the side and making llleg.il purchases of gold with the profits A special mtlllnry court last night convicted the three »f “ cotmter-revntiitlonary sabotage In the field of trade nnd trade turnover" and sentenced Ihrrn lo die Modern Tropical House Plants On Hale At — tee around f m rn expenditures i - r ™ , ; ? r SX publwiiy wmvli you nlwaj* k1v* “ „ lU 1i,.ii1l v„u Al till* llmi- w* MI-HIK >«“ ' ; chilly fur the xplvndid coverage of our benefit football enme, Novemix-r IS. Ilotb Mr*, tb-orgo Flick and Mr. Kent Chr-tlnin wrrr* very cooperative, and their efforts played a larue part In •'rfjdng it* lo achieve our goal for fund* for the Celery Crate, which i* our major project. Sincerely yours, • Dorothy M. MurrUon (Mr*. W. A. Morrinon) Secretary CpLHoward Sutton Sees Koreans As A Primitive P e o p l e Wester Is Winner Of 4-H Club Award, A l s o Scholarship �IM Of W EEKLY SOCIU MTIWTIES D aughters Of W esley lia s Christmas Tarty £»t. M a t l t d LMd* n . - 'f PERSONALS Plans For FiiIiiio t i l t i.tV T fiftD HEftALS ,1 Hrr ,1. •Ftg* *- S :;. i ■-- 1 . \| i s A. W. I.er, Mrs. ’Die annual Christinas party of M.ii- t, Mi • \S F.. Watson. Those Plan t u t if mail* I I ii-»». . Miss Belly Rose lloolehan of 3. Mrs. Bralley Odham, chairman, 1 the Daughters of Wesley Class ni "ut -i-i-' t-> d Iness were Mts. ! IV11If -S ,|t till- Itj'ill.l. It <' •*| III a (iainesville spent the past wecktn-l in the Colden Circle classroom; •>l Hie First Methodist Church R-v 11-11.-., Mi- Bull. Scott and St M.ulw Cha|»t« i i*I h.;F, i Circle No. 4. Mrs. R. I- Dnnn. t was helit last night at McKinley In Sanfor>l with hei parents. 'l n - a u - r Itavend Iipi »t»|ial Omi« Ii *!•*», •r«\ • . i rhsirman. in the Men's Bible class­ Hall with hostesses being Ml* till* III III* lull* 1 »Jl | | 1 K. M. Fenton of Buttle Creek. room; Circle No. 5, Mrs. W. C. l mode Hern-Ion, chairman, Mrs j Allll* i ,Mi * ....... . li . • Lynn, chairman, in tho Young C ester Daniels, Mis. Z. II. Bat- I Midi. wii» lhe guest »f various cliiiii man. i< >1 ft* ii • • • rt * MUS. Itim W N M IL L E R ’S Men's classroom; Circle No. 0, liff, Mrs. Brodiu Williams, Mts. C. friend- -n Beat-tall Avenue yesaiitl u|*|u»ini« < 1 » hu m. . Mrs. B. C. Moore, chairman, in the ti. Minn. Mrs. C. Mi Flowers. Mrs. teiday. This makes his 25th win­ I«*i tin # h«*»4> •»* i‘ • » woman's Bible classroom; Circle D-mald Dunn and Mis. John M. ter in Floitdn. uf I lit* «Inn i Ii m I \ •«• i'll ti* i• No. 7, Mrs. R. j* Johnson, chair­ liilluii. tllkf *tf IL • l l . h i »t i ' Mrs. Dave Van Ness underwent Alt aiithentie Chiistmas spirit The Woman'* Society of Chris, man, in the Cleaner's classroom i»i In Iit \ um»u|. fi*i \i i!i"r, t»« j- \ yesterday at the Fernald tlan Service of Ktienexer Methmll.t A covered dish luncheon will In' was I'Mgemlered with the la-auti- surgrry i w j .. •.. . • i « l.aughtnii Menu-rial Hospital. She Church will meet in the uuiiex »t served at noon and at 1:00 p.m. ful decorations which Included n Is getting along nicely, her friends •h*t mi af i*»itw frit tit* • i •§* • I •* * 1 .2 5 II). 7:30 p. m. This is the Chrlstml- Circle No. :t will present n pro- lighted Christmns tree. Fine f*I •*111 4 • II IM t*t MM |t Ml meeting meetlnir and gifts will |„. .... gram in the church. Mr«. t'lv-le houghs and Hi u a il in it pepper were will he gla-l to know. I -m i l 's S to re E. 1st S t. St I • * • Ml' J • • • f "II III •I'­ on tho singe strut In the changed. Humphrey will lie in charge, arranged I'liiioe IIMIII.J ll! tcllihl'lt •* I•• I ! • * ' IIM Clarence Clause has returned In window sills with single ted canMa T lirilS ItA Y ""'h ere Jesus Walked” will In- the • dies casting a .-oft glow over the the Hniver.-iiy of North Curolinn it'll. .Ian .'J ' . '• hi • ” The Royal Ambassadors will theme cf the program. \ || I I»•"I» i l >• ■ I Vliitii I setting. White cloths were use-1 li­ at Chapel Hill after -peiiiling th-' meet a t the First Ilnptist Church w n* nia.lt* t hj»t tii* .is . • v Presbyterian C sides will licet the tables studilixl with dusters of l-a-t week will- In- pam its, Mr. at 7:00 p. m. I'laiiiiir-k I" •iiv• i ti* *i• and Mrs. W. C. Clause at their and grcitciy. The Junior Brotherhood will ns follows: Circle No, l, Mis. redA berries I.ilits nf ath*t»Mn t U short business meeting was hoiiie oil N urd—us Avenue. ANNOTNCING meet at the First Baptist Church Charles Wilke, rhnlrmnn, with conducted nr■plum. Ih t n** i"« i by I'lcsldent Mrs. John Mrs. Wilke. 120 Summerlin Ave­ at 7:30 p. m. m in in g to i»t•'i > Marlon T. Ayers, Shdbyvlllr, (iillon, and reports were heard n i 'I . N I N t ; OK at 2:110 p.m.; Circle No. 2. - f in I \ 1 ‘iH'i .......... A program for the Week of nue, Mrs. W. I>. Hofmann, rhnlrmnn, from various officers and chair­ In-!., visited City Manuger Thomas ni t In .laiina* \ Prayer for foreign missions will with Mrs. K. V. Turner, 147 Mel- men. Mrs. lieurl Rohlson. courtesy l.cuion, yesterday enroute from irttnip Con nil* Johnson’s he held a t the First Baptist lonville Avenue, ut 2:30 p.m.; Cir- chairman, reported that five curds Daytona llendi to Orlando. Mr. In «*9>«*••i•»t: Uf Church at 2:00 n, ni. Circle No. ele No. 3, Mrs. I.loyd Boyle, chnlr- bml been sent to ill members. Ac­ Ayers, a former newspaperman, i Imi•I• i a th \ "i Homily Simp 7 with Mr*. it. Johnson, lend­ inan, with Mis. Boyle, Mrs. II. C. knowledgments were received from hud been until lecently on the In l«l \ 'stMial L Mrs. C. It. McKee and Mis. K. II. Indiana State Industrial Board. er, will he In charge. Ilelzvl as co-hostess, 2404 Mellon nicft m r anil »• l I The .South’ s'hie’T'ar.o* t i 1 '"•‘“ 'i * ' co-hostess, 2404 Mellon- I.uury. Acknowledgment of cnillH im* ^ntilnril \%riiur MCI veil Vt\ I Ilf h tesles was nt«o received from fat 3:IB f l u.ani. with K »h..S mTS. V N"• S,“*,A ;r... , * » < > m c*^'Word bus been received from M i t. Ihtu « i •*- M f- J- B. Woodruff, chair- Helen Smith, colored, who is ill New Yoik City (hat Ml— Cather­ O pen T ih' si Iiiv N ig h l Tints,, nil. ifh* the program being "Discipline, hut ,Mr*' Man". 131 ninl confined to the Florida San­ ine Miner, formerly with the udI n lil S I'. M. ltt»\\ cl, N|i N by Whom", to lie discussed he . , ^'ghternth Street, for u itarium. vertising dciuiitiiicnt ,-f The Sani; I i mi in II, M Meinhers brought -fifl« to the fold ll-'lulo, is how llllllkel ieJudge Dougins Stenstrom a L,inr. ^ ‘,n “! I?’™* p.tn.; Circle No. Stenstrom. A 3. Mr*. W. I,. Roche, chairman, meeting for the Children’s Home -cucch dir-vt-u of Vvinllop Week, Mil.It*.I Halt. board meeting will lie held ut 2:16 with Mr*. W. I.. Henley. Mrs. W. at Knterprlse. Meinhers having ii Mcliiaw Hill ouhlii atlon. p.m. Seminole Chapter No. 2, O.K.S., A. Zachary, co-hostess, 308 West l-lrthiliiys, Mrs J. II. Anderson Jr., Fricn.ls will r ig id l- leiirn of will meet at the Masonic llnll at Fifteenth Street, s t 2:30 p.tn.; Mrs. Ilahlon Wright an-l Mi's VerWoodcock, contributed to the ||,n eliliial Illness , f Mrs l.niiin I P R O C T O R t i,y P U R I T A N 8:00 p.m. Flection of officers will Circle No. ii, Mrs. A. C. Moore, sa ill.. She l'I... ..... chairman, with Mrs. C. J. Fisher, birthday hank. Mrs. J. K. Courier, Cro*s of .lii.k-onville. was I* held. devotional chairman, rend the Sec­ Woodsmen-, for u luncheon, mem­ taken ill while on a vacation In A FRIDAY bers will leave from 2144 Myrtle ond Chapter of St. Luke followed Peiinsvlvimiii ami i< confined to 5 ^ (4 , w Clrclo No. | of the First Buptist Avenue at 10:00 n.m.; Circle No. with the vocalization of the Lord's the Ea-t Stiou-lsburg Hospital In Church will present the program 7, Mrs. C. It. Dawson, chairman, I'tuyrr l-y Mrs. (Seorire Harden, ac­ Penn*ylvanin. Her *i*tcr, Mrs. W. for the Week of I'riiyrr for for­ with Mrs. I„ A. Woellnier, Do- companied l-v Mrs. lieorge McCall. S. Ilr-imlsv, l-n* left to he with eign missions at 2:00 p.m. with Hury, members leave from f-O.'l Little Allison l.co entertained her. She i* the -laughter of Mr*. I'm il.m liiilort thi« Mrs, B. F. McWhorter in charge. Oak Avenue at 1:30 p.m.; Evening the group with several piano se­ H. J. Lehman - f Sniifonl. Taylor Commundery No. 28, Cirele No. t, Mrs. Mula-I Brown,, lection* concluding witli one -f «l< I.in i n f tlinl inrkH for Knight's Templar, will meet at rhnirmuii, Kdmutional Buihlittg of Iv r own comuodtions. "Holy 7:30 p.m. at the Mnsonie Hall. the churcli for a covrreil dish Night" ami "White Christmas" «*oni|i«it mil ijmmI tonk^ Tho order of Malta degree will la- supper at <1:311 p.m.; Evening Cir­ were sung by Mrs. Harden with Mrs. McCall accompanying, and a conferred. An oyster supper .............will — lie cle .>o. No. 22., airs. Mrs. r.. K. jJ.. nnrpnaru Shephard, Christmns story wa* read by Rev. •Mllllottf *i l»| III. Relax in th» ii S a l u i r l a v li g h t to l.i ti-ii-' , ,«o iinrlv -f Siinfoi-I -o.I f • ninl' he nerved at the close of tlie meet- chairman, with Miss Hela-cca Sir J. E. McKinley. -h- l-o oii'i Hu-l-ia Umki'i, tiiioglitiMr. and Mi*. Ih-bcit Htupcl I k"tt, V« >h. - I-. , .*l vens, Miss Mary F’arle as coDuring the program the class who are leaving soon for h new M- - II \\ a\ ,1c It tick *- of ii su'ifon! nml his paldii Itiam v "I th r rayon u. , . ■,I tin _ The ... .regular . meeting . . . . ..fltf III of the hostess. 1121 Park Avenue, nt 8:00 nreoented a gift to Rev. ami Mrs. assignment i in Yuginia, ami Will­ -l\ l.t. an-l Mi- l"iic- in*now -|o mllog smiiii* tu,o it l*,i\i..iia American l.egion Auxiliuiy will p.m. McKinley, and Mr*. S. O. Shinhol- iam Arinonlrout, who will leave llcucii noil Wit •longtxii, l< g.iliuitlinr and ftna ho held at 7:30 p.m. at the l.egion ser along with the entertainer* tills week fm a new assignment TUESDAY Hut. for <he evening. Mi*, tilllun, fins* in llho-lc Island, wcic lioiioreil with - ,f ' ill |"m lerl cotton The (ileunrr's Class of the First president, presented hrr co-offl- a farewell pariy -n Mou-lav even •Mrs. Ted lord Leads MONDAY National ISroadrast The Woman's Missimmry So­ Baptist Church will hold its an­ rets and chalinien with gift*, a f­ Ing. Mr. nml Mr*. J. I.. Ilortou • "iihirny faluics ciety of tho First Buptist Church nual Christmas pnrty beginning ter which refreshments were serv- 1 Sr. were host an-l hostess for I lit.Missionary Program To I'Yaflire Sanford will meet at 10:46 n.m. in the fol­ with u turkey supper ami gift ex­ ed. tH'cusion an-l guest- in-Tuile-l W’ It.-Me t'-ilorfast. Those iitt-mlihg were Mis. Buy tlie Friendship Cin«* of the First lowing rooms in the Kdurntlorml change nt tlie home of Mrs. J. A. Ml' A It IYiir«i|<| wilt in tI p| MVk « . Building: Circle No. 1, Mrs. B. F. Strange nil Twin Cukes. The party Tillis, M<*. Homer A. Price, Mr*. Christian llibb* School. In .m ult color »Imuri' of tin* pmifiHin |,««•*.« ni•«| H affiat McWhorter, chairman, in tin- I’hll- will lie lidil nt 0:30 p.m. with Shinholser, Mrs. A. D. Zachry, Fall flitwi'iN weir used to -IceIII* • t««*t \ athea classroom: Circle No. 2, Mrs, A. Kindull and Mis. A. I.. Mr*. Louis-' Knowles, Mr*. S. (I. rale tlie piutv room* uinl several 1 \ k'iivli* \»» .%at (In' nici't 1114* uf 1 'iiilumition* Small, f.itt .in »•• M n. Volio Williams, dinirmnn, in Bnrincnii ns hostesses with Mrs. ilnrtimiiii, Mr*. J. M. McCasklll, amusing game.* were conducted by tin* Woman’s Mintioiiin v Sot it i> Mi*. Clarke l.eunanly, Mr*. Cour­ .Mis. Cliaudlei Vail an-l Mi*. Ho- ; of the rir*l H11|iti 4! rim it h lit hi In III- Oili-Ill-I tlitlll' lit .,1 -I" III ® the T.E.I,. dnssroutn; Circle No. Strange. M-'ilium, M edupn ier, Mr*. J. M. Hayes. Mr*. P. A. herl Brink. Vincent l.inllck wa* on Momlav af J Hit p.m Tin I (| ii li-ml-i < olisi'ilin whoic - 1 ..-i-ii-t Howland, Mr*. D. E. White, Mr*. the wltmei uf the evening's cov­ «alional lli«ilil 1 of fin* 1liiiiih will 1m l-calili'-l mi - -<-• \ *tcnn l.oigr. L.ngr Anderson, Mr*. L. M. Tyre, Mr*. -.ii-im prixe, ami latei lu the even­ wa- I he ii'tling foi ilie meeting itroiiili a*lmg lT-oi|-io\ I SEMINOLE HI | | Hints to Housewives) W. E. Itnlnes, Mr*. L J. Boyette. eted which wa* in oii-i'iviilice of the during the Tummy I'* » il.ni, 1 ing colored sli-lcit were shown. Mrs. Pauline Howard, Mrs. Harry [ By BKVKltl.Y CRAY | Siiiifi-nl uinl S--i.im.sb- - unty By Clco M. Arnett Ilcfi eshment* ronsisting o( In­ I uii'ign Mission Season of "rayei Brown, Rev. nml Mrs. McKinley dividual cakes ilccut utcil with Tin- theme f-u the season o' prny Mill hi' aillOll^ I III I • I't-tlolM <*f S G .9 5 Mrs. M. it. Strickland. miniature sailor* and ship*, mint*, i r i* “ l.ovest Thy Me? Feul My I lit* hI i i I** I•» NkluHo i h f I'Mbuha l Tho Hally Stuff Is settling down When !nnd«rnplng the home undAlso Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Dunn, salted nut* an<l coffee were served Sheep". will hr ill (llriiti'il Iht* u nii* »'f to work again nfter the holiday groun-ls this fall — or planning Mr*. Mrs. Wright, a guest to th-' following: Mr. and Mr*. weekend- The dendllne for mater­ Inndsraplng for next spring, con­ Mr*. Daniels, tRft to tin* W01 id" w11s | I .pi'* litlt'i? ami Otlattilo will L* i h f J. Cullen Wright. Mr*. Anna Slupcl, Mr. Armoptniut nml Jack the"find's ial is before the Christinas lioli- sider the safety of the home drive­ Murray, subject of tlie -li'Votional .................... g i vveenn ,> " th e r Iwo m*«‘ftoo. in hi* nil'll* Mrs. J. R. Hawthorne, day*, so everyone’s really Imsy way, specialists of the II. S. De- Mrs. I.nla Stall, Mrs. W. L. H arri­ Tharp, teacher of tin- Friendship hbyy Mi* Mr*. F o r e s t C ute lie l. M r * . W . l tion-'il -11 *p-ii alio •lit fllM'lll Fm Class. Mr*. Ann Fletcher, Mr*. W. now! Mary I.oii Coi-dnn-l Is be­ nartment of Agriculture advise. son. Mrs. Ruth Lun-lqulst, Mr*. C. Lynn. Mr*. .1 D. Conlell and T llftf 11VIll«*11ti« • no ill * Hill I"' II. Osborne, Mr*. William Evan* 5|n«. lieu Newsome asslsta-l coming the efficient tynlst with New home owners frequently make J. Mm. math’ wlnh I lit* «ln*m• • l*»mi? SnlStin Meriwether, Mrs. Robison, Mr*. ami son llu-hl, Mrs John Hair. hef Job ns typist for the staff! the mistake of planting small ever­ Ratliff. Mrs. fllllon, Mrs. Flowers, Tedfin.l p r e . i ' l l t i l l u till pio In aim'll o ifi appi•• \ioitift l\ ' »n Beverly Thoreson, Kitty Nix, and green tree* on either side of Ihc Mr*. Winn, Mrs. William*. Mr*. Mr nml Mr*. It E. Brink, Mr. \ )|( * Ssltlfiotf f I ttlll II OM until, nir*. whim . „ml Mrs. Joseiill It. Iteve* 1 1 ml ,, . ami Mr*. Joseph Reves and Elolse Benton are winking like driveway entrance or setting J. O. Laney. Miss l»e**h' Z.aehry, [ ,|m|(fh|,.r j „ HMi ^lr II ‘in p m Hiiili't ».t* i"»» WIM '! » Mr, Vlill. 1 l Mmin < Ini tmu-f mod to heat the December dend- hrilaes close to that entrance. As Ml*a Mnrv Farlsh* Mi«» Wihh t • liit**•llitir 1It' Mi. nmt Mi*. La,lit k. Mi. .ind Mr* fering fo- foreign nil „|i .|h , line! tree* nr hedges grow, they run lie- rock, anil aucut*, Mm . Ilnnlrn, J. V. McKee and iliiiiglil'i Hut •ak-'ii. M-* \ .1 l'-*ti.|a-*ii, |ire*i t If himl" And Itohert linker is Spending ciunr traffic harnrds l-v shutting Mr. ami Mm . John I* I-•*•* It* *i • \ it'•»••• hunt. Hie Rcy nml M l- l l i ' l x i l •lent of Hi- U Ml ,|,,| his spare minutes busy ns a 'leav­ off full view of the run-! or street. Allison ami Joni'llr l.cc*. I • lllilill I** •• • .1. Has*. Mr. ami Mr*. .1 I H o er, so the Sails shi-lil-l icullv l,<- Entrances hidden Mils way pi event • * 1-10 1 I - | > | | | - - - - im -.'t llie 11* Hi. I t.\ t • I• I Ion .Ii ami III-' liu*t uinl ho-lc«< i' oshI tills venr! Nut t-i forget Miss 1oiti lti*joii of 11,«* piograoi III* I *| I «tiff Stevens <vhu Is ronslnutly at the driver emerging from home will l«* 1*1 1 work!!. The theme ami color nre from seeing traffic coming mi li-e i.igltl, N\ illttim being diosen now, also the ilcdirn- road or street, and they also pre­ male •leu III- cuiupai e,l to f-'ltiiilc •if I In •l.iio t . ^ t i o n , he sure to |iuv your year- vent highway motorists from see­ St. Catherine's Chapin of Ih-lv In tin- Coiled Slate* al—ill I t:t ^ Irook during tiie sales next wck. ing him. Children running nr Cross Episcopal tTiuici- met on boy* ami men >|ic for every t.iiuo I think they liegin Monday. Th-n- pointing nut of the driveway W IIH I 1 I'llO N K 1222-J The |iar*nuage of tlie tTiri-liaii 1girl* or w-ou-'li ami I lie uiiiiiIho ->f , ..ilwill lie a program advertising tlie i-lcvcles or trlryrjp* also are en­ Muiuluy afternoon nt 3:00 o’clock at the home of Mi*. II L Per­ a> id Missionary Allium •• (T iiih -I i 1 dangered hy such blind entrance8ally snl-'s, lust us »hay have every kins with Mr*. C. U DeW.dskl a* wa* tile setting for a I'ovcrcd oi-li yenr. It'll lie in Chu|id, so don't wav*. wa* lunehron held recently. Rev. tilen Farm safety specialists often co-hostess. The meeting mis* It next week. I . \< | 111-• I e in 1 • -.-.o i i n - i n g i v e v m il opened witli n prayer hv the E. Smith presented tlie im-oi 111 December the fifth Is the Jun­ have pointol out that many farm chairman Mr*. W. E. Klrclihoff. studv lending Psalm 120. lie it I*ior Fley, direr led by Mr. Hnlatlno. driveways nre serious safety hasliilile lli.il ili-'lini liv e l-uu li Im During the study poition of the ileserlheil tim |diii*c* of a mi—ion One of the two hlgp-'it play* of arils because the approach l» hid­ Hireling Mrs. Henry Mrl.itulin Jr. my'* teaching from Hie beginning tho year, It's sure to bo a hit with den l-y brush and trees. More spoke on "Love of (ind”, following ■if hi* training until lie i* plni-'d Ilic In d 111.1v - .mil I In uiiglioiil Ilie v en r. all of us, so snen-l your monev titan n third of farm accidents re­ (tie pri>gr*m theme from (lie hook In field work. wisely, Invest it in n ticket for sult from motor vehicle mishap*. "K mfill of Our Church". Those present were M- an-l MrBlind highway* contribute to this ^ the Dec. 6 Junior Flay. At tho coneluslmi of the meet­ E. A. 'Mnnforton, Judge uml Mi“ The C'elcrv Fed staff Is also record. Till- warning I* worth ing rrfrc*lupcntn were nerved to lliiugla* Stenstrom, Mr. and Mr.-. being stnm l In the face hy a dead­ consideration l-v suburban home Mrs. Klrehhoff, Mr*. E. S Kuhn. W. B. Wclili. Itev. uml Mi*. Sniitli. line! It won't lie long now before owners ns well ns farmers, tho Mrs. Mi'Lsulin, Mr*, K. L. Bur* Mr. anil Mr* W. II. Stcmi'ci the latest edition of gossip ami spo’lallsts liclieve. diek, Mr*. Unla'rt Eultun. Mr*. De- Mra. firorge E Well* M-- ' To lest your driveway for «nfcty Wolskl. Mr*. Perkin*. Mr*. M. Lee, Mr*. .1 E Snnrh-i'?. Mll 111 J article* Is out. There will lie lots of pictures this time, too, such the specialists suggest stopping Mlnnrik, Mrs. II. Warren und Mr*. Carl Harris, 'fr* tTuirioit- II ••as: some of the t-nchcrs new tu your car In y-tir driveway about Tiiumas Vaughn. Mrs. I. T»MI 1*9oft. Mr*, l.co Wat H.II.8., Homecoming Sponsors. 10 fret from the road nml then *nn, .Mrs. ('. S. Teslon, Mr- I Junior Flsv casting fvnu should seeing whether you have a clear California and Denmaik ate on­ HI linger. Mi*. Ap|deliv, We«|ry have seen Phillip Toney's noting on view several hundred feel, both ly 6.000 miles upnrt by way of tho Wi-t.li, l.imla Weld., Billy Slemper this one!). und I'atrleln .Stenstrom. Arctic, right and left. The safest type of driveway Casting for the Senior Play, 1 \l.ll D U M A II \ . \ l > a "Little Women" I* still going widens ns It approaches the road PHI NTS w strong I Enjoying the Fall Frolics or street and has no trees, hushes this weekend at fialnrsviile will l*< or other obstruction* to hide It. Rosa Coka Boyle and flail Bit­ Decorative planting, the specialists ting . . . .Have funl There srems sny, can 1k< Just as ntlrsctlve and to Tie a fad on short hair now Is much safer rlose to the house that Is In style again this winter) than at the driveway entrance. I n lli.M .) Peggy Wright, Alice Brown, Betsy However, low-growing planting Carter and Sandra Mnnforton hava may 1m used along tho roadway— all had their Ineks shorn recently or hedge* th st are kept trimmed r ami It look* awfullv cutel Ml liner low enough so that they will not Osboma, Jimmy, Wade, nih«nn hide car* or children. Rates ere straining through Dr. $ Root's Lit. class**. . . . Sneaking IIIHTII ANNOUNCEMENT of LUernture. Russ-ll Mann, Ron­ Mr. anil Mrs. Itlrhord II. Bus­ ald Hold. Oene Wllkln»«n an<| f h a f ■a y Robhv Tllll* cerlalnl" are rlad sell of laifavette, Ind. announced today the birth of a son Michsrl Macbeth's over ami done wHM Bet DT, Root •*, too. . . . Tbay'r# Thoms* on Nov. 12 In I.sfayctte. 7HI SNOI WITH THI IIAUflfUl FIT null* a few Sonh* on the loo**, Mr. Russell Is1 a former resident rals. some really ente o"*s too, of Sanford. fh , y ea rl / foe Instance: -lo|mny IHgglns, “SCOTTIE” R*bln Brow n.and B"**^ n*««ar. Bp*«r gabbing arouml In Uym lie. , . Sara J y obson and Mary Ro** fora volley ball practice. . . -New fall clothe* are really coming out now! Dawn Ann Pleroon, looking awfully cute In a shrimp colored ■klrt. . . . . Becky Robinson'* pink ELKS plaid wool drr*i catches vour eistl Ju st love Carol Loechclt * new -Charity Ball gray coat I Tuniouiso certainly V*9 wsll ’ r\ doea thing* for Barbara Rlgge, Mayfair Inn and 'th a t Jeroer dreea of her* la awfully attractive . . . . Have vou 8AT. — DEC. 10 •ten Rosemary Uarncr In her green knd brown bolero dreiiT *; For Table Rescrvationa Darling!! Phont §11 That1* all #*»r now. Bo *eeln* ya Friday nlg..t- . . . . _ _ WEDNESDAY .uTbi . P r , £*r .,MMUn« Service i t P fw tjB ep tlit Church wiU berijln at 7:30 p.tn. • fTJ*> Y™n* People’s Auxill«rie* of tho First Baptist Church will p w e n t the program at 7:30 pm Navy IVopIc Honored At Farewell Party ♦ l Me MENS WEAR Church Group Meets At 11.1a. Perkins Home Alliance Parsonage Setting For Party Ifc.iii!ifill IIfiiliKiin (piality .Scranton LACE TA I! I, EC LOT IIS Gay Feet Notes For The Flelidays *w th yrSf,P9 SPAGHETTI SIJPPEP Prepared by nVttt It rtt 1 * E«y To Live In! BritUh Ton or Black — Low Heeler AUo Red With 8llng Heel CANNON GIFT SETS Lutely rainbow color*, beautifully boxed 1.89 to 8.95 Sponaored by Catholic Bocletiea THURSDAY, pEC. 4th — 6:80 P. M. WOMEN'S q.UB ADM. II . . ... t ', BLANKETS By t hathum, Purrey and St Soft psslrl rulor* and wmil and all wool 10.95 to 24.95 Chnthum Electric Blankets 34.92 -V ■'tl.r '.' . - .f BjiyiiTiiL l . .-.--iv — ___ n �|,.THB SanfordlTlstory Hooptial Trum an Acts Snows Plafrue Area Qf Northeast ic«atihe»4 From r*«# itaei (Continued Prom Page One) work up a formula for the installa­ odist Church win built on Hanford Avenue., but was later removed l<> tion of rondn In subdivisions In the NEW YORK t f - Wet, heavy tog the sets. J county, to he taken over by the snow plagued wide areas of the Park Avenue and fifth Street and A t #:00 p.m., p.i a concert will be ’ County for maintenance. enlarged. The Homan Catholic Northeast today. It caused at least presented by the tha Seminole High church was also built about this A report was submitted by three deaths and created a night­ 100I bend under tha dtractlon ol Commissioner Pope concerning air mare of traffic jams. »*««•■ The first school IIn W o r d Ernest Cowley, SHB musical di­ was rnndurte.l by Mrs. Thos. From Pennsylvania to Rhode rector. ronditlanlng of the Court House, i*i'irti(iM ViiTp7ai Qi.i,a Hughey. In 1H74 Judge Tucker and Completely air conditioning the Island only children found much Mayor W. II. 8tempev will makp JACKSONVILLE Jl Suits file j f,l» son, Mr. Howard Tucker openstructure would cost about |(10JM)0, to rejoice about. Schools closed In tha welcoming addreas at the dedi­ Tuesday In federal and Circuit lh|. fjrit Krutl(...... . the according to the report, while many communities. cation of the Tourist Club build­ Courts hen here accuse Gov. f tiller tendance rapidly im-rensed and The Boston Post Road through ing a t 7:00 p.m. Chamber of limiting It to parts of the second Warren of directing 1 that thoso jjjJH ,\|j,.,, was added to and third floors would cost about southern Connecticut - a main Commerce President, G. W. Spen­ doing business direetlvV or Indirect. indirect thn ut Sl>,<i70. No action was taken In tho trucking feedllne to New York's cer, will deliver the dedicatory ad­ ly with . the . . .State . . . . Road Depart ; This same year Dr. 8. M. Tucker. brosdhssket--had fantastic traffic dress and present the keys to tha matter. ment make 'kickback payments or „ n„ t |i r r Judge Tucker. Another report which came l»e- Jams, At one time a line of trucks new building to Roy Ball, prealotherwise pay tribute to the gov- to SBnfor,| un,, wa* the earliest fore the Commission revealed that was backed up on the road all 1 dent of the Tourist Club, ®jnor. or his friends and a s s n c l (1h val. inn. The Sanford Following the cerenanl** Ml*i approximately glGJtgO In gasoline the way across Stamford. n u"', .*11 , , IHnti««. under the inanagemenl of The snow, which began falling Ollla Reese Whittle, musical di­ taxes will bn refunded to tho yesterday 8. L. hllgoro asks 1300,000 dam* lis te r , wus opened to the nubnorth and east from the rector, will lead the Seminole High County In HIM. ages In the suit, claiming he was |jc on t(,c tst .lav of January, 187(1. Virginia mountains, changed to Triple Trio ln a few vocal selec­ The board tn other action: fired ns sales mnnoccr of the Flnr- Tt)1. i»rMtivterinn church was rain In many sections and then tions. Miss Allison Lee will then Ida Cruslieil Slone Co., hecausc of erected In IH77. Itul.-d that the Canning Kltchon turned back (a snow. preeent a piano solo, often hostility "toward the entire at Geneva Avenue nnd L'&th Street The town of Mellonvllle wii- in­ Know continued to sift down In AH during the evening cere­ 'shakedown' arrangement and be­ corporated sometime In the '7fl’s, ' should In- painted. central and eastern Pennsylvania monies, soft drlnka, sandwiches, cause he hat! fully and openly ex­ ho* ‘-mi n fitful existence In cum* Opened 20th Street from North and ranged up to five Inches In nop corn, peanuts and candy will pressed tn n number of the do- petition with it" growing neighbor. Cameron Avenue to lleardall Ave­ depth. hr served at a reasonable cost by fendants that he did not believe 'VBr,r..rd, Hanford was incortioratcd Arthur House Htninbuck is the nue for maintenance In New jersey, which officially Ethel-Root Circle of the Con­ that such tactics were rleM and ln ,877 Bf)1| to ulli,(. Il)(. , wo towns newly elected President of lluptlNt Aoproved ull County officara' reported a 4.7 Inch fall, tha vUIians the gregational Church. that such tactics smacked o f ‘gangTucker made Union Avenue, Uiblo Institute. He has duly ac­ bonds, on most highways were motorists activities will lie limit­ iterism '." Mr. T. K, pic-rr.«.n was the first cepted the call and will assume Postponed the next regular •}. 'h* ****** of long lines who ed Friday’s to another shuffleboerd tour­ Defendants are Gov. Warren: mMVtir nf fl0,.f„rd. end Mr. T. A. his responsibilities by Junuary 1. meeting of the lioard from Jan. A dldn t have chains. nament at the Tourist courts in flva mo miters of the SMIn Road Hughey of Mellonvllle. Htninbuck was presented to Jan. It because of the Inaugura­ Fort Melton perk with Grange Department. Alfred A. McKclhan, |„ | 87ll * ,.|lBrter was secured ’resident . N ,ew ,Y? * had IIU1# tion of Dan McCarty as govrrnor o the Florida Ktute Convention taste of the storm, since most of City, beginning at 3:00 p.rp-, end Merrill P. Barber. J. Glover Toy- /rom the South Florida R-Urnsd during on the former date. its recent session in Fort the snow melted rapidly. a community sing at 0:00 p.m. In lor, Marlon «. Nelson and Tnis- ,0 nin from Hanford to Tampa, Approved several plats nnd a Tourist Center. ten Drake Jr.; Florida C ris^- I p r„ jd rnt If. S. Grant came to S*n- Lauderdale and was enthusiastic­ considerable The daath toll was attributed to number nf hills. Slone Co ; Clarence N. Camp I , f(iril „rl(| threw the first shovelful ally received. heart attacks brought on by exWinding up Saturday evening, I B. M. Craig. C. V. Griffin. C. If. ()f ra rlh. | n 1884 the J. T. A K.W. the Meyfslr Inn will hold its Doebler, C. jl. Treadway and II. A. Railroad enme Into Hanford from formal opening with a banquet Rargcon, Iruslees of Construction Jacksonville and connected with 3tate Farm ers Market McCarty R enew s His and dance starting at 7:00 p.m. Executions Equipment Co., a dissolved Flor­ the Mouth FToridn Railroad. Prior Then at R:O0 o'clock the second Heittarf \i*. 1(1 ida cor|Hirallon. to this time all connection with Pledge On Gambling In a scries of Municipal Concert* r n m i irim iir ii, n r , » . ran* iim i Kilgore’s suit charges Construe- the .................. ................... outside world north of us was will he presented at the South%«A I I 14 i ; t tlon Equipment Co . had as one of f,'y steamboats. The Union Station. *niiff»r«t» Fliirlilfi even to the Soviet republics Inside MIAMI f/P>—Cov.-flect Dan Mc­ side Primary School Auditorium. T h e ffiUim lhH |>rl< •*« r n f f n r l h y Its purpose* the collection nf 10 #t West F:nd of Commercial The concert will feature the Carty said today that Dade Mi­ ft w i i « r* «in (I ip Hu m f fi rri h 11« t *' the USSR rents a ton on rock sold In the street was built soon after the ih#» The swiftness of tho executions ami County and the rest of Flor­ distinctive soprano stjilng* of Kiirmir** Mnrhii fa»r (iriiiltiffA smM (n Stato or to any ronlractor doing lr()niB>l^tlnn of the railroad, Truck nr* iiml I ii«itI«*r m mi* t ii 2 :in in I'unkrac Prison came as ■ sur­ ida will stay closed to illegal gam­ Vassllke Petrova and the violin business wllh the State. | Mellonvllle, slowly fulling Into |i. Ill I ter 1, prise There had been some bling this season and the full four accompaniment of Stuart Fantufl i d , j I hi fe I t o n The money was earmarked to decadence, finally ceased In exist A Vdinii loHN thought that tho 11 would be year* of hfs tnrm. sky. Season tickets are available llf’tirm. TondKrKrFcn, pav back "some of the huge earn- „|)m,t tHH.l or 'HI. spared long enough lo testify Ueperi.tliiK tjoiilllv at thn Chomher of Commerce He made the statem ent follow­ palgn eonlrllttilions that had been | [„ ism the I.vman Hank was 12 SO-S Ii llu Ilpr. against others ip the forthcoming ing reports that Illegal gambling building or Individual tickets can made l» Hie Warren comnnlgn bv founded with Its "first hrlrk l.ulld- I'nMinae. KloiMu II nil ■I .1.'. purge, hut apparently Gottwald did would open up along thn "Gold be purchased at the door. hu 1,1,. Ms. the defemlant, C. V. Griffin, and i. |.„vn, Three veers later it not want to risk the wait. Florida All during these banner day* others and for other Illegal pur- , developed Into the First Nulimml t'elerir. n ar. a no Those who died with Slansgy, Coast" this winter. ri.dilen i 'rotes of tourist festivities, cruises on poses," the hill declares. !|jnnk. In quick surresslon came i’••ter)'. Florida "I have said repeatedly (hat f the Uxerh party's former secretary 11 Co I’H*, a I .'rate, Gov. Warren, road deparlmetd Tuxherry and Fernuhl, Inter the would not tolerate Illegal gam­ beautiful ta k e Monroe will bo general, were: lopcaillMt members and other defendants n, pernuld Hardware Co., and i ’ll.'limbers, •1 If.* I Ml bling," McCarty declared. "I will offered at the Sanford pier s ta ll­ Urmia Ita II-I.I Vlado dem entis, former Ciech ing nt 1:00 p.m, dally. who could tie reached dpnled the riow n„|| Hurilware Co., Chase l.'KKplaal II no. | ’.ii foreign minister; llu. Il-lil say it again. l.ettaio, leebera. charges. ........................... i ptrothers Packinghouse, now Those on Ihe festival commit­ Redrlch Gomlnder, former head "When_ I was running for gov­ 1 1 |> I’ael, I.. \ I'lMIe II I}-on In a slsloinent Issued |n Ids of- rhaso A Co., the J. N. Wliitner Co„ I'arxfc) .. lies I'rale IS art a 3U of the Communist party’s Inter ernor, I'prom ised the people of tee besides Mr. Pierson are fol­ flee nt Tallahassee, (he governor j or,|'B Jewelry Hturo, now M' I.iui- Unions. Ur,-eo Isa lloo II aa I 3f, national section and Kremlin Florida four years of gutxl gov­ lows: G. W. Spencer; Douglas said: III, J1-kt - ................ . -i'h,.».... -e |In's Jewelry J /w e lry ^store. .o re . (11)52 fittW Note: Note: pennerM In Prague; ernment and (hat did not include Htenstrom, Holland Dean, Tom "The charge* of 1humus T. | Ka-'er’s Hanford I.oepi uml Trust Itnilleliea f. |o,s •M.ii- It M( 3 :r. spokesman Otto Sling, former deputy sccreMiiunsh. Vallow tlo Uei II M l Illegal gambling and the attendant Leman, Rob Hooker, amt the Cotib T. Deane’s Fiirultori* Tiiralo Mrilinl IF, Coll lallorney wlm filed the suit) (•„ |jBP)j, II J. I 11 .tury general of Ihe party: evils wtih'll always accompany It. three Tourist Club re prone ntaand K. I, Kilgore against me ore Hiare. T. J. Miller A Hon, the Fiber 'I'oam loan l o l l . , ■11* la aa tlves, Carl Elsenhower, Russell I l.udvlk Frejka. former head of l l’l ll I H crazy colletlhm collection of fantastic fuiilastle lies lies. ‘f-'iitory, iirni others ami then tin an criuy "As far as I am concerned there Junes, and Raymond Hmilli. Hie stale economic roinmisslon; "These absurd nllegotlon* re fire. Itiit the fire only cleared away UriliiKea. ‘JaaM aaU will he no Illegal gambling during Hedrlch Iteleln, an ex general l.araet 11-*s sernhle a slrnmpel's disordered the nld wooden building)1, and oraoK-'S. 3ISM ami uml former depoly defense min- the four years I am in uffioe." Ex-Convict 'Killed dream. Hanford arose in brick. Hninllrr IP’S Inrwe; "I have never requested nr even In Fcbruury, IHKH wa« licld i; ilra|»**friill. loihtao It-., Otto Fisehl, former deputy fi­ In Gangland Style suggested In nnvnne at any lime County Fair which was attended Taligo Iocs. aieorillMg fi7 Cases Of Motor lo a le P, It", '• • 5 nance minister; or anywhere that the requirements by President ami Mrs. Cleveland. l*i VAIIIKTII-.il |.r..ilH. I o . . h f l Rudolf Margolius, former deputy for gradation of lime rock, hard nnd Knunn Abbott was engaged to al Haaforil Millie I' ltioer- slat gel panic) Ryan. 23. CHICAGO Car P aris Is Seized described trade minister; rock or slag he changed. , jn„ ul t |„, -o ld 0»iera House" uo- from 10 a in I'e. I- • I" la a by pol.Ice as an ex-con , |lee i. lt\S T..I.II i.ellil J i . l Andre Simone, ex-editor of the "I have never ordered the Mate gcr a guarantee of IIOOI) for one ' |i,i. Kagt"* l.lglii *i|*l»)l vlct and alleged hijacker, was shot Cieeh Communist newspaper Rude SINGAPORE UR - Sixty seven ■nd killed In gangland style today road department to do anything." nerformnnre. The fair was a groat i.ro.luee. ilelliiillil iooi|.ia Provo: cases of motor car iparo parts, Thn members of the llnail Hoard • ~ ----------*........ -iiaraly alemlv In front of the "Snake Pit," a . . . success, and Orange county con Josef Frank, formerly Hlaniky's mostly Amtrlcan, were seized by southwest wide saloon. Hllpldiec lileliUfol on i III ' Issued a Joint statement which n )iappy nnd contented pen- maioi ..... I, marbci a a customs today from Ihe ■,079-tAn dcmily amt a member of the p ar­ *ald: nJ1d hnpe held out a reasonable Police theorized a shotgun blast ty's presidium; British freighter Benavon bound ended Ryan's life. They said an "Thu alleged Insinuation* which J(r(M(ppCt nf large demand for their Karel Hvtib, ousted last year as for Hong Kong. empty 12 geugu shotgun shell was are contained la Iho suit of H. I, !)r(,duets, as our national papulaThe spares were worth 400,000 found about a naif block from tho Klleore reflecting that Alfred A {ion should Increase and become Experim ent Seektt To deputy minister of state security The other three defondants In Straits dollars, the equivalent of saloon. McKethan and assoclala members ,.,juc#ted to tholr use: with assurR ebate Blood Donur the mass trial were given life about lijf.OOO U. S. dollars. Tha of the state road hoard have ever ,llu,e (hat a profitable culture of Police aald Ryan and two other sentences. They were Arthur Lon­ shipment was balleved headed for ax-convlcta were arrealpd Sent. 3 been parlies to any consplraey to citrus fruits - - was necessarily limit 1'IIII.ADKl.l'IIIA 'i f - A blood don amt Vuvro Hajdu, both former Communist China, ft contained la connecltaw wjth the theft of defraud the state of F'lorlda, the rd tn South Florida. nnd spark plugs, electrical equipment, U9.M0 worth nf wWsky from a If. 8 or ony individual corpora­ A poaslhlii recurrence of such trunsfusion technique now under deputy foreign ministers tion Is nothin:' muro than n 'n»M- weather as had froxen orange trees experiment would return lo a blood Flvxen Lnetil, former deputy for­ b r a k e a n n o a and moinlenaoce spares, mostly new. ulmis falsehooil and smacks of the | |( j8;tn BVI, Hi anil little cnnrprn» donor the red cells taken from his eign trade minister. The court said Loehl hud Imp] lowest poliile.i. ‘ rhnennerv and Is *, '* If “ntP1| t |l0 n„„ If.iMlllv, In itmiy one ntilhliiif more (hail headline huntDr. Joseph Stokes J r . physician calcd Iho rest of tho ring after al(flllllMt many In ollmr urrest In IU49 and tho other business, liouy- in chief at Children’ x Hospital, Ids •W' , , . . .. . . iiiisTn'ess. enterprises. enterprise: Thus, . did not take u leading role "Ilils suit bus no hinds In luw uut with w|i|. i.„ni> ciuintenanrrs, sold the process In bused no the two hope, their euimlfiianees, In Ihe alleged plot. or fuel mill wo luel sure Is iiisll- exiiressed................... siilisfnclioii * for- *'■ ihe“ principle used to separate cream All thn defendants except threelull'll primarily, If md solely, fur present and bright uhlkiiiatlon for from milk. A centrifuge whirls t 'Iementis, Frank nnd Svnh- wero politico! purposes." . . the future, ........ lo, the gr< at Ihe freshly drawn blood at trem ­ Jews. endous speed separating the plasGriffin, millionaire ellrus grow f r«exe of Feb. A, IHlifi came. Teror• mill ii prominent Warren hacker rihl" Indeed were the consequences; iila from llu- blond. Then Hie blond who broke wllh the governor to within three days tho main oceui'a Is re Injected loin the donor Stokes said tho method will In­ 1950 amid an oxchangu of sensa­ tlon and source of supply of threetional charges, said at his home fourths of the people of the stute crease the supply of gumma glob­ ulin. the fraction of blood that in Howey-ln-thc-llllls: had been swept away. From necessity many pcon'e left protects against potto and some "I know nothing about tho rea­ sons for Mr. Klfunro losing his the stale, and to those who re- other diseases. Return of the red blood rolls sorry ......................... It happened. How ,Job. — I. am - ............. .. mallied many hardahlpa uml onever, his suits against mo and st me n the vations ensued. Whllo a terrible may make possible u* many as ■tutu at large are completely un calamity nl thn time, » was a 50 transfusions a year front an founded." blessing in disguise to the "tuts. Individual Instead of the five or for un to that tlmo most of he six now believed to be the safe population was engaged tn the maximum. of citrus fruit and with -- -----Senator McCarthy raising" this gone, at least for a time, they were compelled to turn to other (' AiiUtiRM rmt« Qrc) orouily denied they had perjured methods of livelihood. Here In Bemlnolo County, shout themselves in testifying before the .......... Security Buuww.Hi.ium. JH97, was perfected our wonderful Internet Subcommittee. In Baltimore yesterday LattK system of aub-lrr gallon and drainNOW THRU FRIDAY! more said, when adviied of (ha age. This toupled with the natural attorney general's announcement: facilities of water protection from the northwest, tna a 'T il hnvo In do lomo questioning itioi of my own. I’ll hnvo to find oul and the hardpan has i ado Hanford 07 what o grand Jury In nil about/' the largest vejeta la shipping The Internal Kecurlly Hubcom- point In the worltl. mlllco. under 1*10 the lif chairmanship of iiirm u n im p 01 " ......... unuwr Cecil B.DcMUlob B cCarran (I)-Nov), In Ita re­ % Till port to the Senate laai July ac­ cused Laltlmore of having been " • conscious articulate Instrument of the Sovlot conspiracy." ti In respect to Davies, the sub- mlsti eommlltoo'e report said he testified prodi S falsely "In denying that he w o rn - accls 1 mended the Central Intelligence close Agency omnloy, utilise and rely mBd< upon certain Indlvlduala having Th( Communist nssoclatlona and con- ranre w * br TBCHNICQLOK ^nectlons." h wt Thu State Department impended bv P Davies briefly last vesr pendlnv nolle a loyalty and security Inquiry. It ' g f t subsequently announced he bad troll ■been cleared and rcatored to duly, lina ---------------------- -----Tjv sser. i e e t « rs* * K l O l c n f l l 'K I h n P P 'P tilL IID U L n V 'l l u t ^ v 1 m ¥ ^ k rlirn rl A i y m n o t IB L O U g 6 fl A g a illB t ci fa (g o v e rn o r In o lllt .M(5S!sstFjr^7S,?ri.,; „t t Show November Dip ORLANDO lit - Florida farm prise* like those throughout Hie U. S. showed a drop during Hw month which ended Nov. 15, the U. s: Bureau of Agricultural Eco­ nomic* reported. . In 1U mid-November survey the government agency said the drop In the state w*i 9 per cent, or go points, bringing ihe index lo 201 per cent nt the 1900-14 base. Tho new index wax six points less than a year ago and two under the November 1950 figure. The Florida decline was tho re­ sult of lower prices for sweet po­ tatoes, cotoop, beef eattlo, veal ntl grapefruit, calves, oranges end crop statisticians .........Jl sallid. Feus and hoy prlco Increasesi were ___ Insofflclent to offset the skids In other products, the report added. The drop on the national level was also caused by lower nrirc* for moat animal*, cotton, fruit and corn. Discussing the Florida beef pic­ ture, the bureau said "beef catUe averaged 113.10 a hundred, off 11.30 from mid-October end the lo lowest prlco slnre December, 1949 ......................... Veal calves at 116.10 was t |.00 lower t hi o month ago and lowest level since reached the low March, 1646." Hogs i t 117.60 a hundred pounds were unchanged. Army Medic Charged With Code Violation WASHINGTON - First Lt. ord Carl Thlcnnnn. Army doctor who refused to tell Invcs tlgstlng senators whether he was a Communist, hm been formally charged with violating the military code. An Army spokesman snld nn Invcstlgntlnn will "determine wheth­ er the charges will be referred to u general court m artial." The spoxesmun said the Army Meed Ilie charges under ii section of the military code dealing with "fraudulent enlistment, appoint­ ment nr separation." Thlerman. 30, recently returned from Hie Korean War zone. Ills home Is in Hnmktvn Pressure Cooking Is Said Sw eeping World (Continued Prom F a t# Onet and defeated Democratic candi­ date for president, le flying to Washington from Atlantic City, N. J., after attending memorial services for the 1*1* CIO Presldent Philip Murray. The Trumaq stovenson meeting almost certainly will help define lust what role Stevenson will p l a f In the Democratic party’s futurer Party Chairman Stephen A. Mit­ chell told a news conference yesterdav—his first since the Nov. 4 election — he believes Ste»enson must continue as standard henrer but said he does not know just how to describe his d u tlc "The active titular leader" was tho expression Mitchell used when he smilingly refHcd to a ques­ tion as to whether Stevenson would bo the active or titular head nA the party. “ w*Itrhell said he Intends lo re­ main as party chairman "on an Indefinite basts" and plans to travel the country meeting state and local Democratic leaders. As the minority party. Mitchell said, the Democrats will place greater emphasis on Its members in Congress. Party policy will be expressed In Congress h"t "won't 1- ‘- ‘ to” there, be necessarily originate ___ __in explaining his eoncept i f said Iho Democratic National Commit^ tee as a sort of clearing house between Democratic legislator* and others outside the federal gov­ ernment who are “ responsible voices" In the party. Liquor T hief Avers His Life Threatened TAMPA ijF—A confessed blA scale liquor thief related In Fea^ ernl Court here that threats were made on his life If he testified ■gainst six men accused of help­ ing him dispose of a truckload nf stolen whiskey. Robert E. Dcltle, Bay Pines, who Is serving a four-year prison sen­ tence after he confessed be drove off with 350 cases nf whiskey worth 130.000 at Louisville, Ky., said two Tatnpa policemen and a Duval County deputy sheriff threatened him. V He snld one or the Tampa police officers was Carl D. Overstreet who admitted bring a member of a Florida West Coast gang and now is awaiting sentence. The oth­ er he referred to as a "Mr. Aver." He did not Identify the Duval official. On trial here on liquor theft con­ spiracy charges are Thomas Clay, ton Clark, Frank Jam es McLaugh­ lin and William I). Comstock, all of St. Petersburg; Jam es D avl0 Ford Jr., Madeira Beach; Elee Samples and Claude Curtis Hart­ ley. Jacksonville. Defense attorneys ripped Into Doltle’s testimony for the six hours he was on tho stand. He admitted he has been ln 1st) four other limes on various charges. MIAMI tf) — Pressure cooking utensils ore changing ami ImnrovIng the eating habits of millions of peonle, not only In England but In Such countries ns Turkey. Indin, Pakistan. Egypt and Fram e, a leading British manufacturer de­ clared today F. P. Webster, Managing Direc­ tor of South Western Industrial Corn., Lid.. Wolverhampton, Eng­ land. said In an interview that In England alone pressure cookers are M atching calories, making tough meat tender and saving fuel. Tney are becoming n common Hong Kong is on the China sight over Arab campfires in Afrlra and are much sought after in roast a t the mouth of the Pearl France, he added, Fifth Annual Opening |M vX MIGHTIEST UOTXOK PICTURES! of the M A Y FA IR INN December Six, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two Ohjo River Swallows tm 200. New Automobiles !£? f H ENDEHSOfLTy., I* - Tha Ohio River swallowed another J Cocktails at 7:00 Mid lie had"information tan wa* atudyut* • p1«n ■ol w ares and price* benew Congrna convener rom today. Dwight F in n II be aworn la aa Preil- Dinner at 8:00 l HUTTON \ coamt 1 WILDE : CKASCO* 'J I HESTON ! Dancing at 10:00 enyme to yeur gill list. Ye* Jen sure ne e*e yet be* It-h'e tbet m IIvmv me eily|yye|, .|wp^wxgTi I lamour i IGRAHAWE 95.no t ^x ine. Dresa Optional ! STEWART For Reservations STARTS SUNDAY! 5Cc VMM W< I mw Ms m I ' W n. L KANR Jeweler • -•F-ifth-Fq-’! V *$*?••: -V Call 1200 " . ' j i :] ; . ■ ■ «•! ... z m - -J ---------------- ’ 1 L. ____________________ _________________ �' \\ t / rnF . S A N F oun h f r \i.n S m o key S a ys: 33V,I YES I T ’S TRUE!! Use HERALD W ANT ADS For ltesultM Our Stocks Are Small - But Our Values Big In 21 ^ ears Devoted to Selling; And Servicing Ford Cars in Seminole County, We Have Never Offered C l e a n e r Cant, nor Heller Values Thnn We Do Today. 1850 Ford VS, 1j Ton Pick up Truck 1819 Ford VS, 1V2 Ton Stake IJody 2 Speed Axle, One Owner $ | | 9 5 0 <> $ 1195.00 995.00 19*19 Ford VS, 1 Ton Stake Hotly .$ 1949 Dodse, 1 I’on, Stake llody .$ 995*00 1918 Thames I'i.’.iel (English Made) $ 19 it; Dodge 1o Ton Pickup $ 1910 Dodge 11L » Ton Kudosed Hody T h e f o l i o »«t i i * r o t e * In a l l W o n t %4* | Miti | lal *ml I n T h r "tniMfil llrrnlil. I l i m e I Hr |*#*r l i n o I n s e r t i o n .1 l l m r * Mi r |* e r l l n r I n a r r t l o n H llm r* |»rr l l n r l n « r r i l o n 2*1 l l m r * n r | * r r l l n r I n s r r l l o n Sr per lln r for t e n r l r I on Im e I I h r U n n l u fo t h r llnr. Ilm iM e H ole f o r Him k l i n e f n p o Tor llie good of your noul— «ec the autumn leaves Protected wocdf are beautiful. PHONE 148 The Mni-hull Minnl* ore part of the u tile-*, uttered choln of rnrol islet* known collectively a* Micronesia. l l itnf Hil< vv 111 m* « * r p t n l ourr Ihr trlrpHoiir on inroio r n n . l t i i n r h n r o r If y o u r n n o i r I* l l s t r v l I n I h r l e l r p H o n e Ii n o Ii . I n rrfiirn for IM* iirromnioilnilon I fer m l r r r l U r r I* e%|K*«*ie«l l o p «•» l * r o o < p t l >. In o r d e r l o r no to r e n d e r I k e l#e*( p o o s l k l o * e r « l r e . all W n n f t «l * 11111*1 l . r I n o u r u f f l r r o p 1 U r t i ny b e f o r e i. t tl.ll- lllllllllllllltllllilll TRUCK S P E C I A L S : 595.00 5 0 0 .0 0 $ 250*oo Wellington Fund Boston Fund Canadian Fund P fo ip ttlu t an N i , b i i l —Cam# In liilhoi i/< d 308 East First SI reel OZARK IKE • ih M a il ita i Mrna-af Nlav# fm h Ho.eh E irtia n g a anti u ilitr liN.IOia Is.iu aallu and Healer Sinee 1931 ejnuill,!, Ill, haliga Phone 21)0 llr U t d P lio u # I lly Hay fintto h*t itUOCA’i ISAa A 6 eoihl HAD Aim list rue m r u a j ) ( 1 imam a v nuk i o p i a i f ) •f, ortnoNrn . V ,IH tlH2rf’t/ ~- •^ ^ IHfIB r A miioik I'lrnsr notify •• * l i n n i e d l n f e l ? o c r u f * la | o u r ad. hr re«pon«llile for i n n n o n e I n m r r r r i ln*er> lit n* *rr*r W e ru n no | »nore lion. THE SANFORD HERALD I- FOH IIK.NT F I. A K A Apartments III W f irst Street Phone 400 W ARTICI.FS Foil SAI.F. nil ill: u. i s i \ri: Mrlhmville IIIIT C IF S H ill s lip Ml,.3011 New three bedroom home, Fake vlow Shady lot. good fishing $2,000 m;: w I. I ike new •i. , * -a III I II I I s tl W i l l ! m iM U T ii: Klee I Tee l ire Holler llenlal w llh I'lililiu'c ..I Paste Max .,1 S, 11k,ink l.la- .A Paint Co Alaslet 1 I all I'ailil \i ill) Hlankrl 1 ..Is at puiillns 1 p lu s Sanliud I'lionr FIJI four room house on one acre gar SM F FT HAMI.IN oranges, $1 imi den land Kusy terms Ini II M lord Phmie 1134.1 . IIOSA I.. P A Y TO N Reg Ileal Fslale llroker II \ I: I ID I T ! l .l IS Coiiliilele line 1119 Park Phone 11 in II iiii C s luxrilo Feed Store I SKI* SI’ACK heater*: all sl/es good eoiidilioii very reason New under ennstriieliun lwo more aide Fee llfiis 3|!l F I 111 Avr of Ihose Imv priced musonrv I'll Hn homes. Drive by and see them, fourth SI reel mu* block went of PIANOS I si ll 1211*1 Myrtle Ave Mellonvlllr Ave Call iix fur de P F A T F O llM Kill KKH heavy la |ies|ry upholstered Perfect eon Kxrlutlve Fisting dllmii Phone 231 .1 fill! Fast 3rd III)B RR T A. WIFI.I IMS, Hr.lln r SI It «y mood l.iindqiilxl, Axiodale Phi>*e 1*73 Allaulle Hank Hid*. 1... .X . . . *" CHAI'TSMAN lalde saw -l.lke .N IC E TW O IIKIHIDDM home C l g head, I and KHA financed *17 Ksrnmliln stand anil ele SIOOOO Write C II I. r o I lei aid uUa. i»r. PIANOS Heldwiii Wurlll/er and many olhei famous names lo rhoose from Hi', on your old lilano down lies) like rent. Send Postal Card and Field llepresen lulivc will call on yiui ul no oh llg.illon llohllison Mllsle Cl) , 2211 N Orange Ave . Drlauiln, Florida MAIIOfiANY Hiinran I’hyfe sofa Original beige and him* uphol slery Cood eomlllion. $47 1X1 cash Call 932.1 IIH'YF'LK liny's 2H" Fine rnn (IIIIon $2.3 011 Phone I.3HUJ. I. Slid. Piano Peelinielaii. Phone dll W Houle I Sanford V IH I CAN SFFF \nvHung vv llh A I lasslfled Ail Jl SP CAFF li lloiiglil Sold or T railed Slop hv or Telephone 112.3 Fiirtiitine Cen ler 111! 3V First U /M * PI l’rl**T I*e«lo, k•Supplies I T T FS Shop.ml an.l I 0II1 tlisi anil $.3 i « i Phone 7H 33 1 *- 12* Ileal I ’slale l or Sale Hay. 11)13-1 MUST HDAIIIMNi; I'A KK for el­ derly Private room, good new lied Hietitlan. ear lisp Call llVNINIi.H ITa'Iie. lliimmiini. Canvas Free Fsiimates Plume 1201 .1 after i> p m for appointment la a iu iir S t Y /S III 311 Dill.AN D O Morning Settlmel. Urland,, Kvening Star Call Italph AT- buy. sell ami trade ii'eil fill01 lure Wilson Muter Fin inline < ■> 311 F I si Hume 9.3* f l IINTSIU.il HUMf. 2 liedrooiii' wllh twin heils, all eleetrle kil i hen. henilix floor fiiruaee uu e I T \ N d S New anil used Perms yard, garage Plume 211.3 \\ I rade ills Kader 's Piano Store I2nn Mvi lie Avenue Phone 2 IIDDM fiirui'hed mist.nis ip.ni 1.91* IV llienf 117 West nth -s| Dll. FI It N I C K S Hv Kie skv I ’NFI II NISI I F I ) apt I 1,sun- pi, Wall, Floor and Fireplace vale hath fireplace In living IF li IIO IH .IS room li* Jessamine Ave IU3 IV. Isl SF Phone St ill Fl INK to 'hare home plume I II \\ F IIS F Kxlenslon l!,.,l 2*" 4*9 lo *0 Selikarlk lilnss and raitll Co I.A Id iF 2 hedrooiii lullin' 10, ,1, furnished New oloi lrie kllelu t I M i l IN HI IN Its Spa, unis yard lands, aped ideal I a. Inn prices' Holla Head Him,Is for 1 hlldnn See Chief I'aik.i Miimimiiii sluts rollon ,,i pi.is ul 2433 Vale Avenue Phillips lie tapes Coni|ilele repall s,t Terrace uficr 4 ihi p m vie Al A K T M K N T S .mil looms ho sI M IN n l.K V K N F T I I N IIF IM I COMPANY rent Clean anil comfortable 71. *20 IVext Third Plume 2*3 Magnolia Phone 391 II IIAVK SD M F ITIIN i; S F I.F and are In a Imrrv lo sell nlslied Adults an,', Flm Ave ll. lei (lie I'lass.lleil atlverllsini* iliparlmeul of ITIF S A N F m IIH KUKNISIIFIl I 1,Mini luiiigalovv IIF.IIAI.il prove ils alillllv as an eleetrle kitelien mil Magnolia I'Hll'ieut sales medluui Phone 1*9 N FW NH FI.V liirni'lied one bed room house, carport gas appli ances ,1 It l.ranl l.ongwoiMl Phone 2ii2Mbii I.AW.N MOWKIIS sharpened eveles repaired Shuman'* llh St COOII t \|i IHH li— -3 *.* *H*I i •*I. Si'll V It K*4 — 12 NF.W FLOORS *urfaeed lo per feetom Old floor* made like new Finishing, cleaning and waxing, also portable |uiwer plant Serving Seminole County since 1023 II M (Ilea*,m l.ake Mary Slightly used Sofa (led. $70 s' Sllghlly t se,I Silvn I.lined I hlflrolie 111'C. VIA I IIFII III s IN IT IIIII 2113(19 K. 1st Sf. Phone 127 F FF.VP Pi IP limiei Phone U7 \\\ See K.'ivmuml M llall l.ieensed llroker for all kinds ol Ileal Fstatc lo*1', s Park Fpslalr* Plume Olio In S.infnrd K'tatdished - Very good business I.it tin! ipiarter* if debited Kxi client fur man and wife tu operate For details - -p o.,\ || \s , o Herald i ; i : n i : ii i f c o . v r n i n n n Free Fstlmulrs - All lloikiiian ship and Malerlals (iiiarunleed I . I . IIOHVFII in I F I llh Si I'lmni. 1321 M —an If yon want lo Hut llenl or Sell See .1 IV. H i l l . Itcull.tr Florida Slate Hank lliiilding "Call llall" Phone 173* Full UK N T Furnished garage 3aparlment ul 121*1 Magnolia KOFI.A WAY ANII IIAllY lll lis Hay week or month Tel 112.3 furniture Center. I Hi 33 First —.V 10— Huslnrss t»p|>oilunlllr* —10 i ' ncscai. orroHTi'Nrry Pluck construction. SI’ACK IIK A TK H t e,l Coleman, 2 liedrooms. 1 1 0 0 r fiirnat e very good condition Verv i heap hree/ew ay e a r poll, two flume 13*9 .1 $2.ihiu oil down, holnnec Ilk 1*| HOY'S itted hleyele 20" wtuel rent lino,I condition priee $20 IM J. Il H i l l . . Ilrallnr 201 I loll \ Tel 1.3b* W Floihla *:t'Vtr H i ok lllilg. ." C a ll llall" Phone 17.VI F o il SAI.F Ha* range and w ater h eate r I'hore 070 33 F UR N ISH K H 2 hedrooiii garage apaiitnent t'onlaet owner at i;on (T ill ISP MAS lU K TS New and Ntuglioliu Avenue u*ed M'wtng mnehiiie.* Perm* 321 K Fir*t St Hume IH24 F oil SAI.F l.ake Front lot with ■..old beach \ magnificent view item* on heiiuliltd t ‘ry*lal l.ake For t i IFTS \NI> SoC V F N IH wholesale Come firing vonr eat .i|>|Hiliiliuenl e.ill I .Mb) It P u rch ase three!, save lug money* .‘>(**1 new domesite and I.OVKI.V a IlF IH t o o U mas.mrv home on large 'haded corner lot ^ Souvenir stores. Variety stores. Sport shop*. Held store*, ete oi beautiful U miiiow .Kid soetion Witte for wholesale ealalog Cuba laving room dining area, kit Alligator handbags, hells and ■lien, tile hath, glass Jalousie,! bree/ewav and earporle Com '■ wallets Hume ahead for night appointments CASPHIt'S t'.A oleic with hardwood floors, allie T i m JHNCI.K. I* i» llox 720. St fail. spate healer. Venetian Augiisllui*. Fla .lint C asper blind*, hoi wafer healer C K Prop kdehen eipilptnent Term* 211*1 Vim met lot Ivcimc Dll INCF.S $1 no llllshel I i Priest H i I T V F Flips Mayfair seetiou Pav 1312.1 s Sanford ed street Call M.,.3 33 Avenue MODRIIN 3 room furnished nimri iient Private hath Aihills 2.iihi Cl.KAN KOI III room furnished apartment III! Park Ave S t r i c k l a n d - Mo r r i s o n , Pc: 1. 1052 *?i You Can Pay More, You Can’t Buy B e t t e r D.U- II 11* I U t P I M F H VV1 illK For ,piiek repair |oh' or •mall hiuhlou Call Inn III.* M I I'l l M H IM i Free .mil.ot ami repair w,uk eslnii.il,*s II I 11.11 si v s.oiford V\,< Hum,- 1*7* I'll! II :ni H I T P It A M I H K X P F H IK N i F l» pi esser lo p w iges Apply in person Pouu town Cleaners and F.nindiv II I P.illliello Ivenoe IIIIY lielweeli ages of I* and li lo learn cleaning vppK 01 p> 1 son liownlowii * h'.m, t s ami Faiindiv. I l l Palmetto \vcooo 1 VIIIN F I S Foriniea lops 1 33■■oilwoiking 3|* S.mfulil Phone ■iO*l 33 and I 1.33 3 3 all Ave II V I I I HV Ceiieralor or Starter Sei v lee • all 317 Swain's Hatlii V Servo, Sanford Avenue and .'Oil Sllccl VI API'S lliilhlo/er walk Ilea oii.iUr Hales l i c e eslimales Fxpcriciu e,l Hi.ike .iiul IT mil Foil I'holie Mb* I 3 I l.l aeey Man lo set up and operate Firestone llruke Hepl No iliiti I'H IFIPS 1 oloiil.il 1 leaners 'know how plus I San o guaranteed er. steady work Aai alnm Cood iiiolhproofing assure you of pay (or Hi right parly fTiesbuie ll.ilulliov " appear. III! e Phone Stores III Fast 1st’ SI Imt fm free ijeliverv sin vice VIII I IMP I 11111111111' Iti'p.ilred Hifliiisheil Holm' .mil tiffin1 Flvtutes Hmlt Will like working with Hie I .Te H A M I T S < A H IN IT llO lIK S phone Co C oimI pav 111mi III! 11I H.11I1 oad 31 i noe slarl. regnlai ini'iease. uk iMil.ika Uhl, 1 lies* belief IF opinillilliilles loi ailvaiieeineiiF mil lolks vou will SPHF AIT H s i ; |(3 li I l ime .mil eu|oy working willi I liric ale lioloiiiib' anil F, 1 lill/ei I'lioiu* now opening - lot giiC age. IM 13li:l M I >.iv ul I ’ < ii pouter lo 2.3 ssit li High School cdor.illoii as ItTi'pIlone o|ieralors Apple al I 31 111 s|| s Ktllploviiielll Dlflie Soiillu'lil 111-1111n■ 3li mi inn 111 I 1i t I ' l l Hell III A lei I n Do I 1st Flee liisl ill,il mu I ele mull ' St Si infold 11 p ,- u Moudov plioiir I 12 • I hi mini •' 1 Vnlcr. thiougli I’ ini.i\ M .10 1 01 In III! M Fn .1 12 imi noun ft mu I no 1, in I ill 3P i l l I FS Slip,-.nil made lo l> in oi.lei 1 all Ho*. Mi I .1 lit.1 la-1 1la v H llll. 33 A M I |i I T I I C I H A I I I F appli.on 1 s.des .mil Phone 7H.3 service li II High iivicdo Fla phi me II d or Saulord H1I2 33 I V|M'llelliril Supei MuikiJ llrlp 13aulril l l I I I M l 111 11 3VKI.I. I* 33 INC perlll.illrlll lull l u ­ now open 111 laivetl's Supei Mai H I H F V \NO s| | I. kels (or ex|H'rieiieed grneeiy I I F IN meal ami prinbu'e men Cnml lale tiniiliT used ears limitm. good working eoiidilioii' See IV F MfMasters paid vaeiitiuns retirement pen llrallev Odham l sed 4 ars sinn plan insuranee and olhei l.lili and I’aik Ave* benefits Hive age, expel lenii other details in wiilmg lo ie pav easli lor used ears even if IF I.. 33 I KY yon owe on them WINN A I 03 I I I t.H O IT III t o Flllls* A Heel I sed Far* II i i i m i t II. Wrsl Hav .Station Second ami Saiifmil ________ Jqi ksnnvillr, IT,1,________ Y o l'H c l l t is woitli more moiiev 1— IVOIIK IVANTKII hen* We need eleutl II. IH. ‘ Ill '.to ' ’d '32 models llnrlr'v Wads M IHIH.F A C K D lady vvimld like woiih iiul North orange iirFiiilliillsi'keeping willi no oilier worn do Phone *397 en In charge Hood hmisekeeper and goorl cook Mr* Hines, lilt Hi|u PAi K AH I) sedan Clean. Oak Avenue. Will sell cheap Can he seen anytime nt 2fl.3l Willow Ave IIAHY S U T T N U -lie s t of refer rnces Mrs Miriam Vlillip, phone F u ll SAI.F Trailer 2* fl Fan llil.'l M dolii 19IM Inmilrn .folio Creeii, Park Avenue Trailer Camp. He Seerelnry sleiiiigrapher Foeiil rest tween IFIHi anil 7 1x1 p m Ilea di'id Keply, Ilow MHII. e 11 Her sun.dde util Model l Ford In STK N O CH AP H K II lleeenl resl F oil SAI.F. ..... I 1 oiiilitloll ('all loin .1 deni of Sanford desires employ menl ellhrr Sanford nr Orlando HOATH 17— — 17 A |d 1, 201 .1 13 ■1 F’A IIP K N T K II - Want Ads Pay .312 Myrtle Ave M A IIIN F hard warn. Plywood, C. Vail WoiNlworklng .312 Sanford K X P K ItIK N C K I) miilhur will care Ave. for small liultirs in my home 1 anytime Mrs Paul Mnnlnlliaiio. II fool PFY3VOOI) IIOAT. Kleker H miles So on 17 92 near San Trailer hook up. eomplele Phone H.3.3 M 1 Orlo ( Inti I). L. T. DOSS 1007 Sanford A t *. c iiiitn iM iA c n m IIO I US II In 12 — 2 In 5 Phone 703 10.3 Atlantic Hank lliiilding Ph. I I IS ROY WALL lly Paul Uiiliin*on - NO TI2ACB H A S BSBN POUND YBT*Of» TUB SMALL PLANE ~ CAUOMT* IN TOOAV 3 . s n o w trroBM - ano b b lib ved to \NH CAN r S T A V ^ MOM AMD r v o IN n-U*3 DBSP / MUST- UK 3IMPLV pUEC 2 Q .' I'M ) FRANTIC.*— IP ^ TOW / v VOU **WO A ~ OOlflQ FOH o u **wD o n e -CALL - ca HCLP.^j V PHONE i o m b .* : . HONIS a s DOWN ’ SOHaVNHBISE in ms lakh 12EC ION -> ~~V \t \~r - — IM Tr *IV I tt* . itl �- Y Seeks 5 Missing “School Trophy ” Winners Gr i d Banquet Be Staged On VI To Fete Ex-SIIS Heroes HUNT t'llKTI.AIN I c gridiron »■*pluit-. Hrotlnolc IIitrli Ht-luxtl *lar* of bygone era* will again l>o revived for tin- Sil ver Anniversary awarding of the Peter Bchnal Trophy at the Tri111-Y sponsored grid Imiiquet on Friday night, Dee. I'J, at tin- HIIK Gymnasium. In an effort to bring tnarlhrr all 21 previous winner* of the roreted Hchaal arid trophy, the ambiliou* SIIH girl* of Trl-lll-Y h a r t rontart.il 1(1 former "InMr*, but hare falleil In the nueat B UI to find the whereabout* of ta r other five ex-»l*r». Margaret Morrlaon. chairman of tho footlwll banquet, and Tii-HI-i proxy Marv Ann Wilke are urgently requesting that any peraon, who know* where to rontact tho five missing grlddors, to rail tho achoul Immediately. The five ml«ln« player* are: U floii Kdenflrld} «|uUll«n Jordam Darrell ............. . * croon Allman; and hill Ijranan. , Kderiflehl won ‘ V .lie tiopliv the ■ j T*r«t two year. m 1 Vir-lnh't-hlmr • lireeedent in 19'2'J I ml m m Not y»ntll Hill Pleni­ shing c-Hioe along J in IV-HI-4 win .1. ‘hi* feut dlllillrili'e.l Hunt bitting IWilll- tnderioo. Ivlin now la in . - *'he A r m y lit rle a ila f Mr nil y e Park, rla., la the only other player to win It more than mire in the 23year hl-torv of th" nunnl. Pour of the known lx whi­ ner* are In military service. Cot. f.eorer Moye. I9 l|, I* now «ta•looeil at port Hill, ilklii. nthrr* In the aervlre hr*lde* .\nder*on anil Moye are Wallare Tier. I®lb, rcwidlnit at Mrninhl*. Trim., and Hlrhard "ralfl»h" lla*«, in ID winner, *talionrd at Tamo Iturkrr, Ala. It la itlteieating to note thnl t’vo -id of lirothera hold the iliatlnrtlnn of winning the KrhenI Trophy awnriled anniuilly to the nuta'amllnir player „f •!■«. venr. Dr. George Mrl'lellm-I, ( til. rayo, won the award in 1913 and III* brother l.rlaml Mrl'lal. land, New Orlran*, ropoed It In 1937. turning the family I rich for (hr flrat lime. The Auderaen fllltllle r o l l he Jnwt|v proud of the gridiron ey. plnlta of their two anna Willi* and ctiaelea, Willi* rpeelyed It III M h MHO nud HM7 and Cle..|e., who la attending Georgia Tech, won •' In D»riO. (Mher winner* e"d their *ddrenafa are aa follow*j f«*<*— John Courier, Otledo; 1911— llewdrlr I,vie*. . I.n* 'n re lra ; 1929—Elwvn Huoirea. Ilrrrkenrider. Oklo.t IM1* — Itnh—I Hlolnoff. Miami; 11111 —1)01 Hi­ rer, Hanfordi !!••' —l|r»mon llrom lrr, II*.(hi-*. Pin.; I l l ' Mlrhart AVhuIrhrl ntlriidlng Pnleeralle of I’hirhl*- It*^'*— Fd iN-rdoo, allendiog rnl«er*lly of Ftorhla. Peter Hrhanl. who (he teeohy ench yeor. urn* "o ’ S w t» Editor of the Hanfonl ||,.«-.t.| be. tween tlm year* of i o n 'l l . II" mncelvrd |he hl»*» In '9!'" »—• haa been preventing hi* trophy every year to the olaver voted «* the moat outstanding on the HUH orldiroo team. Rrh*"l la n*»e mibllclty director of Silver Spring* p**r n..*la, HCIIAAI. THOPIIY WINNKUH "TWO—Ixifton Kdenflrld 113#—U flon Koenfleld 1931—Got. George Moye* I MX—John Courier 1933—llendrla l.ylew 1131—QuHllan Jordan 19.13— Dr. George MrClelland 1939—P.lwyn Squire* 1937—Uland MrClelland 1939—Itobert Hlolnoff 1939—Darrell Forfuaon 1910—Jim Riser t i l l —Vernon Allman 1912—Hill llranan 1912— Hill Flaming 1944-Hill Flaming , 1942—Harman llrumlry (•42—Willis Andersen* 1947—WIIIU Andaman* 1149—Wal TUB H.\NFOllD IIKIIAI.il Wed. lire. 3, 1952 Pa*e H Sally Loop Drafts Eight Players At North Carolina Is Diamond Meetings Seeking To Find PIIOKNIX, Arlr. wt—Right playhove Joined the South Atlnntl .................................. lantle New Grid Mentor cr* ilusrbnll League through minor t'HAf’BL HIM.. N < i.t'-T hr Univeriily of North Carolina lodsy started looking for a new football coach to replace Carl Suavely, and a|N'eulutlou Immediately centered on former |»lnyrr nil two i n i r a«»■ ...» ■ Tar - — • llrrl 1 » great* — Jim Tatum and George Barclay. „ , Snavely rrvlgncd Inst night. effect live Jan. 1 The University Ath­ letic Council accepted the realanalion and anid the veteran mentor would lie aaalitned olher dutiea In the Department of Athletic* ami Physical Kducatlon. possibly leachInc. The white ■haired. M jc n r • old Snavely had guided Ihe Tar Heels fur 10 years, elghl of them In sue cession. Ills 1940 and 1943 team* went lo Ihe Sugar Howl and hla !!M» squad to Ihe Cotton Howl. Ills resignation ram r after Ihe Tnr Heels ended Ihe three mo»t disastrous season In their history. They won only seven of 28 uumc.a and only two week* ago ended an II game losing streuk by beating South Carolina They won only two of eight games this year. The athletic council said it* coaches committee would recom­ mend n nrw coach, hut gave no Indication as lo who would be offered the Job Tatum, head couch at Maryland nod n grenl guard under Snavely when the latter first couched here In I03C33, ha* been mentioned as Ihe top candidate for Ihe Job for mureV than a year. Uarcloy. an allIIIUI . timr nnl\rr»liy llv "lliifinun. ------ was " head‘ coach at Washington arid l«o until brought here last year to help Suavely install Ihe spllt-T forma­ tion Olher roaches already figuring Ml i n 1 iii iiinm iare i i < taa» in ispeculation Art Guepe u. of Johnny Vaught of Mia-Virginia. itln.............................................. . 1 . . ,V • * sisslppl, here, .jit., -a former ....... . -assistant ....................... nod Jim Gill. Snnvelv'a lont’-tlr and lone time naslstnnt on the Tar Heel staff. Deacon Towler Is Preaching Sermon About Pro Teams PIIILADP.LPIIIA '.I* - Demon Dan Towler, the would lie minister, la busy these days prearhing a sermon In the National pnnthall league entitled, "How tn run with a football." The latest NFL statistics showed today that Demon Dnn. Hie run nlnu man (rum Washington and Jrfferson ft College In western Penn sylvanln, is lha lop ground gainer In Ihe play-forpay ranks. The husky Negro buck of the Mis Angeles Hoins has gained 792 yards nn 130 rushes for an av­ erage of 6 1. Towler took over the ground gaining lead from Kildir Price, who suffered lust Sunday along with his New York Giant teammates In Ihe 03-7 rout by Pitts burgh Price now has 737 yards on 178 attempts for a 4.1 overage. San Francisco's hustling Hugh Me Klhenny Is third with 643 yards on 87 carries and a 7.4 average. Tobin Hole of Green Hay held on to his passing edge for the light week. Rote has second straight an average of 8 88 yardi for 120 passes. Ills total gain through the air Is 1.063 yards and 12 touch­ downs. Norman Van Brocklln of Ixis Angeles lx second with 1.310 yards gained nn 183 passe*, a 794 uvrrige and 11 touchdowns. Cloveland'is Olio Graham holds t with 2,330 yards. 310 attempts, a 7.52 averago and 17 TDs. U C L A ’h S t o c k e r t T o P la y In S h r in e T ilt MIAMI un — Ernie Stockert, UCLA's stellar right end on oftense, hp* accepted an Invitation lo play in tho Mshl Shrine NorthSouth * All-star charity footbill tipfl gamo here Christmas nlgnt Stockert, six-foot flva-lnel 203 pounder, Is regarded as Die beat pass-catcher In UCLA history and holds three records. Ho Joins Donn Monmaw, n d rrsrn j MB—Chari center and defenilva llnebicl.. . i»oi— ..................Talehsl whu also will play on lha North Kd Gordon •ornaw la a tao-pounder. team. Mooi nth team The Houti____ _ willh ... , _eve . r ^Rob . • —Til! uiltary Barrie* -pound Virginia quarterTala, 179-pound quarter­ back and safely man who also Is TROPICAL FARE MIAMI gr - V VoPlcal Park's a left handed passer. flrat Wednesday failure of Ihe COLLEGE FOOTBALL By The Associated Press H it m lormi7 gate, tlght-yaa •tri _ veteran carrylie pounds, w .Ruble's War W Boi?.'nASwM ‘*»a « et Brookemoade " end Mrs. Al* Mown, each at Brooklyn College nlown, f. Hooper s Jet Balalr stud's league drafts at the unnual basebatf convention. Columbus received three players, more than any other Sally league team. They were third baseman Pred Desnuia from Tnmpn of the Florida International league; Infielder Lee Carey from Lancaster, Pa ; and pitcher Tony Sarmlcnto from Tiftnn In the Class D Georgia State League. Savannh purchased shortstop William McCiosky from Laredo of the Class C lllo Grande Valley loop and outfielder John Mitchell from Greensboro In tba Cilia D Carolina League. Moron ohfnlned pitcher Pcto Spasoff from Durham In Ihe Class II Carolina Lcaguo. Montgomery received William Lynn, nn outfielder, from Alexan­ dria. Va. Columbia added another pitcher In Hlchard Mills from Coruclc In the Georgia • Florida Class D League. Jacksonville came nul he loser when It lint outfielder Hlchard Greco to Ottawa of Ihe American Association. “Real Delight’’ Is Voted Among Best Three - Year - Olds NP.W YOltK i;H_Onc fount nnil Haal Delight, owned by two of racing’s most prominent women, were vnled top honor* today for three • year • old horses bv the Thoroughbred llaclng Association's ImnnJ of selertlon. ftool Delight, from the Calumet farm of Mrs Gene Markev. was the unanimous rlinlrr os champion of the three-yenr-old fIIIv division, receiving oil 37 voles of the hoard. A total of 31 voles w-ns liven One Count, owned by Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords of Plilfmlelphln. The TflA hoard of selection is made ut> of rnclng secretaries of the 37 member truck* of the THA. which upcnctl its unnual twn-ilay convention lipro today. Until horses are strong rnnlrnders for over all honors ns "A m eri­ can champion for 1912" to tin nimoiiiiccil tomorrow night at the TPA'x cm iial dinner The six vote* not collared by tine ( (Hint, winner of the Heloiont Stakes, were split between Calu­ met's Hill Gall. Ihe Kcnturky Derby vlrtur; Arthur Ahhotl's Illuo Man, winner of the Prenkness; und Calumet's Mark-Yo-Wcll. One Count, a dark brown son of Count Plcet-Ace Card, und Heal Delight. Imy dauuliler of Hull lain Him* Delight, thus Join Native Dancer anilit Sweet Rntnotic on tho Swi list of offleinl 1132 THA champion* Native Dancer, owned by Alfred G Vanderbilt, was unbeaten In nine races nnd was unanimous choice of Hie hoard ns best luve nlle roll Sweet I’atootlo won eight race* out of 12, Including four stakes, and had four seconds, vet ling 31 votes as champion filly. Native Dancer, with seven stakes victories, earned $230,493, an alltime record for o two-year-old. .AST NIGHT'S FIGHTS By The Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Woody Harper. I89W, Oakland, t'allf., outpointed Garth I'anler, 13BW, Salt Lake City. to. HOUSTON. Tex. - Joey Harttlrgen, 143, New Orleans, and l<orenzu Alonso, 143, Juarez, Mexico, drew, 10. PORTLAND, Ore, Freddie Heshorr, 19519, Los Angeles, out­ pointed Billy McClure, 210, Los Angeles. 10. LOS ANOKLES - Oseir Torres, 119, l^is Angeles, outpointed Tom­ my Urnrda. Ill, Los Angeles, 12. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. - Bert Mendoza, 167, Los AnaeJts. stopped "hamus Jones, 171, Pnoenlx, *. PITTSBURGH Boh Raker, ____ ____ - ___ _ 221, Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Gil­ liam, 209. Orange, N. J.. 10 PORTLAND, Me. - Charlie Goulart, 154, Cambridge. Mass., knock­ ed out Jose Contreras, Ml, Fall River, Man., I. NEWARK. N. J. - Jay Anderson, 142, Philadelphia, outpointed Funari, 122H, Rome, Italy, out^ojntcJ Jim Wilde, 1JSV4, New J mi Xm I BEACH, n a . - Glen Flanagan., 12444, 84. Paul, out­ pointed Diego Sosa, 114, Havana, YOUNG JOR LOUIS DETROIT KB - Coley Wallace, sometimes irneUmes dubbed the "Young Joe Louis" of the ranked Bob Dunlap ip tought tonight ln,ha i V? r throe-year* lorfh Carolina Mate 77 Furman 99 ,h ....... mile and ai "oTT oves issl'ra* t e ^ s ? k “T. ST • Eton TO l^rnchburg 12 Shaw 5 1 Bluefield Mato 40 cham* Ja « Clamsoo 60 10 Howard (Ala) 81 f State 161 Ft. Campbell golf cham.(Mtoa) Mate 81 Arkanias HAVANA n t W W f .HAVANA m b wire - N a v y 60 Mtoa College •mm Tb a f Kb u m IR v v flfn V B tfV iV l R. Billbimer Is One-Armed Star Celery Feds Vote Stengel Says Only Way To Stop Yanks Is By Trading With Theft Re-Elected Prexy Is Selected On Against Playing Post-Season Tilt By Golfing Group Little All-Team Mayfair Inn To Hold Invitational L i n k Moot Next Spring .Iodic* Cornell Wins Berth On “Tiny” All - America Club NKW YOltK 1is - Meet Jodlo Connell, guard for the Jackson­ ville, Ala., Teachers football team and newly named tn a berth on the Associated Pres* LllUe All • America tenm of 1932 An accident In a swing when Connell was 10 years old cost him his left arm below tho elbow hot tho rugged 0-1 athlete from Gads­ den, Ala.. Is ranked today nn a par with the other gridiron greats of 1932. Connell was Ihe running guard for the Alabama Teacher* In their Notre Dame box attack and his agile 180 pounds made him tho train's most effective blocker. In addition, he did the kicking oft. runvcricd some of the touchdowns „m| vas uscil a lime or two os a hall carrier lit the venerable gourd*-uround play. Probably Ihe most amaxlng Con­ nell effort of the year was his onebunded Interception of a pass. Twenty-two colleges and univer­ sities are represented on the Little All-America, a team which gets Its name from the slza of the school* Involved and I* In no-way a reflection on either the size or ability of the players themselves. Two of the honored athletes are repealers from the No. 1 team of n year ago -halfback Halph Dimleco of Alfred and tackle Chester l.agod of Chattanooga Both are seniors and Lagod, a returned vet­ eran, already ha* been drafted by the Nrw York Giant* of the Na­ tional Football League. With Uimlcco In the offensive and help Seminole High School “c .m w .y V WMtam golfers, the association decided to give the youths automatic mem- maker; Don Gottlob of Sam Riiushershlo in the men’s link associa­ ton Slate, the country's leading tion. The association will also help ground gainer, and Steve Trmlnak, Seminole High .School stage the blasting fullback of the unbeaten state prep golf tournament h«ie Lenoir -Rhyne team which plays next spring. In the Uigur Bowl. Conway went to the little MIsnfl sotirl college nflcr leaving tho U. S Military Academy following Uie S u o r tM R o u n d u p cribbing scandals of 1931. He was lly I1AYI.K TAl.ltirr n great cod prospect under Coach Earl lllulk but his 2U8 pound but NEW YOltK <fn — it has been last needed In the William eoimnim knowledge for sumo time Jewellwus buckfleltl. that fiKitball Is a funny game, but The offensive team's line Is the mere fact still docs not en­ made up of Joe Klrven. Presby­ tirely explain how a team of pro terian. nnd Tuny Chambers, Mas­ fcsslonats, coached by acknow- sachusetts. >/ an.......... end; Robert Lade, lodged m aster of defense, can <m Peru, Neb..atTeachers, Tom a given afternoon be completely Pann, Tennessee Tech, ntand tackles: outclassed from Iho opening whistle I’ele Swanson. Whitworth, nnd and walloped by n score of 63 to 7. Connell at gunrds and Lou BohnThat was the galling experience • ark of lowu State Teachers at which befell stout Steve Owen nnd center his New York Giants In the cold l.agod and bis tucklr mate. Cal and snow nt Pittsburgh last week llobcrl* of Gustnviis-Adolphus, arc ond. It was n nightmare the fa­ the In Ihe defensive i mous mentor from Oklahoma will setupbigthatwheel* include* two light, but never forget, Marling from the furious, linebackers 'I hey are moment Lynn Chni.ilnoi* run the Hubert Wlechard of Kings Point, first kickoff hack the length of and Ted Iw’venhagrn of the Lo the field fur a toiiclidnwn nnd last­ rrosse, WIs . Teachers. ing until Ihe Insatiable Slcllcr* lind The secondary defense Is compoured across their final Ihree plated by Hon Hillings of Pacific scores in the closing period utheran. Wally Hulllngtun of Abl (•wen probably come as close Lull Lcne Christian and Neil Garrett to explaining the debacle a* It Is of Ncvnda possible tn do when be said: "If tram s placing men you stay In football lone enough, nnOfthethefirst33 offensive, first defen­ something like that Is bound to sive and tho eomblnatlon second happen to you." He proved thnt team, six already have accepted It had not destroyed his sense of bowl bids. humor by adding wryly, "1 had n reputation a* a defensive roach to uphold. If it hodn'l been for thnl S P O R T S M IR R O R Ihe score might have been 100 lo Hy The Associated Press 0.“ The thought whlrh comes lo our TODAY A YEAR AGO - Dick mind is whether such n dizzy or Kaxmaler of Princeton won tha rgh Helsman Trophy, awarded annu­ eurrcnco ax that at Pittsburgh might nut point up an essanitial ally by tho Downtown AthleUc difference ___ ____ between _ professional Club of New York to the out­ football cluba and the best of Iho standing college football player In eolleglana. In other words, If two cnimtnr. such college leaders a*, say. theFIVE YEARS AGO-The United Michigan State and Georgia Tech Stales threatened to withdraw all played each other 20 tlmea over winter Olympic entries In an ar­ a number of seasons, would either gument over which American nf them ever suffor such a humil­ hockey team wax to ropresent the iating defeat as that which was U. S. In the games at St. Moriti. Inflicted upon the Giants? Switzerland. Seriously, we doubt It. and this TEN YEARS AGO - The major Isn't meant as a knock at the leagues announced a night game money players. They put up a limit of 14 baseball contests aits lor whale of a show week after week each team with tho excecptlon of and play tba best football the Washington Senators wiino were to be seen. But. as we \ ..... . permit mined it. ... the Giants get their lumps on teleTWENTY YEARS AGO -— Army vision, the thought occurred that defeated Navi vy, 10-0, before a sellthey rlsl’ed their necl ecks less and out crowd of 72,000 football fans what waa at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, less once they r e a zed l l i ................. happening to them. They seemed "Pick" Vidal and Jack Buck­ to realise there was no nrreentage with ler starring for the Cadets. In dying for deear old Tim Mara and that there wnutdjm anotiter game next Sunday. Tito eol* leglans haven’t enough time left Coach Andy Gustafson called Shi­ ver "one of the finest players I to play It that way ever coached at Miami." He also praised Marlutto'a offensive plav. U-M Gridders Elect Sylvester Martin. Jacksonville, and Bill Seblnskl, New Jerseyite, C iptalns For Game were promoted from the B squad “ ' Georgia an* MIAlil urv— University nf Ml* linebacker emi who to on ml footballers elected llncbs d offensive lady to Rex Shiver _____ and . . . . . . . . a___ guard gidoey Don co-captalna far the Jon Martutto Marlutto c^c.aptalna Greenspan and Ernest Tobey are Georgia game Friday night and definitely out with injuries. o V tie Itobert 8. Ilillhimer was re­ elected president of the Men’s Golfing Association last Monday night in a special meeting at the Seminole Country Club. Col. H. G. Harrlman was likewise rr-elertcd for unother one-year term us Sec­ retary-treasurer. Comdr. “Itrd" Cleveland, Han­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion. wan selected vice-president In brief hnllotlng at lha begin­ ning of tha meeting. Seminole Pro­ fessional, Mu* O'Llnger, an­ nounced Hint the management of the Mayfair Inn. new owners of the course, would sponsor and con­ duct Hie fourth annual Mayfair Inn and Seminole .. amateur InvitoMus O Linger tlonol tourna­ ment next spring. Ifc said the date would Im set later. In previous years the Men's Golfing Association bundled the tourney, but the New York Giantowned Mayfair Inn subleased the courso from Hugh Whelchcl and alt major tournaments will ho stuped liy the new owners. In further sssoelstlnn action. Dr. Harold King and P. D. Scott were appointed lo the handicap committee. fll nn effort to foster interest ximis to land Waircn Spahn, BosBy JOt: RF.ICIILER PHOKNIX. Arlz of — Tip to | ton’s stor southpaw. CKLKItY FKDS SPTS. Ih JACK Asked whether he would be will­ V anity football pluyers on the Itank Greenberg, general manager ing to give first baseman GU Seminole High School squad crush­ of the Cleveland Indians Wanna beat the Yankee* for the bodges and outfielder Carl Furlllo ed nil outside hope* of 11 postnnant — next year? Lot Casey for, . Spahn. Drcsscn smiled and rill pci........ — > . senson clash In the Memorial Stadium when they voted. 19-It, Stengel, the guy who slopped yon said: not to play any mmr thi* season. 1lour years In a row. tell you how All I can say is I'd be willing The squad met with Principal "Nothing to It. say* the cajiy to hreak up my Infield and out­ of Nrw York'* world field lo get a good starling pitetm^ Herman E. IMorris, ,Uwho put •*!" T ,, v«r. In h i , ' champions. "If you want to heat preferably a left-hander." OIK ' iirstlon up |o the player* in hi* -1||( ju*Hl mak|1 n , ra,|c w(th *g„ Dressen said he planned to use nfflc ffk-e yesterday morning. After a f , k ,, the th good „ | play .,|„y Bloc i)|a rk as a starter and fell reliefer rM i l n n,w hlrh’’hoth *fooling. U «k at. .11 brief dl*cu**hm J n whieh Prnii both ers w“ uaVe away to other clubs next season ond expressed hiope we gave away roaches Bill Fleming and Jim In trodcs In recent yea, s—Bob that such newcomer* as Jl Cana* expressed their views, the Porterfield, Jackie Jensen, Prank Hughes. Bob Mllliken and Ronnie players vetoed the suggested extra Shea, Tommy Byrne, Duane PH- Lee would fortify the pitching game. tuff lettc. "Some of the aenlors wanted That Greenberg pop* off how ! ----------------------to play another game, hut the he hales the Yankee* and wants T a m p a A n ( | p g U Will hoy. on a whole felt that an­ his players to do likewise. Does other game would be almost he tfiinx his Indians ran win the anti-climaxed after their thrill­ pennant by hating us? No sir ing finish with Dr Land last "Know how Cleveland can win . Wednesday night.” said Morris. the pennant'’ By getting some of ^ — , ,,rldaThe Junior Chamber of Com _our players That's how simple It Mate University is concentrating can't lick 'em. get 'em >'»» CnliiPilnc'a Mopping Tampa's Vince Chick© merer had hern tovlng with on Is. If you * i a •• damn h aM in Saturday's fnnlhnll football game her*. Idea about sponsoring u "Joycee on your folclp. Coach Don Veller has Instructed Bowl" game at the end of the sea While Slrngel was having 'll some III* kirkers, Jlrmnv Mcssinese and son, hut they got started on it too fun at Ihe expense of his friendly Stan Dolxisx, to keep punts and rival from Hie Ohio elty. Chuck bib-, Morrl* added. out of the reach of th* Cliff Aldca, who spearheaded Drcssen. whose Brooklyn llmlgcrs kickoffs *pee<lv S|iartan back. Chlcko althe po»t-*ea*on contest for the bowed to Stengel's Yankees In the wavs had a good day against Juyrers. stated that the intrndeil recent World Series, was accept PSU. has lie raced 93 yards with Mount Dora clash had l»een ruleil ing congratulations on having been kick for a touchdown here In t$ out when Jim Spear, coach of the rch and la*t season at Tampa retur Golden Hurricane*, flallv refused manager of the Brooks for a sal­ a hoot 87 yards for the key touc OUCTlto play his hoys, who had quit the ary ranging from $33,000 lo $10,- down In Hie Spartans' 14-0 vie000. gridiron two week* ago. The Drcssen signing along with t ,ni i .nA STETSON WINS the announcement that Joe Black, 1n„|.|,Irri.*ivea*ii Cfh row In o i^ n t " b! COCOA UR — Jim Tavenlere who all but pitched the D.algers . fi™ ’T V j ! | | wIn , i f Sis . f , a i f scored 16 points In get Stetson Uni­ to the rhampionshlp ond won 1 versity off lo a winning sturt In Rookie of the Year honor*. nl*n ^ , ' ' ‘n , Thn -„nrh the basketball season. 37-51. over hod signed Ills contract for 1933 f „ 'r yh|,Th^ lnne?. woS"t Patrick Air Force Ba»e. Bob How. came a* the boselinll convention ^,n.r|„o *tl,«Uhhf T«mn!! *ilnr n' UC" player n** c 1 * Tan,Pa ‘*n®* ard was high far Patrick with 13. wound up Us three day - i aMn Veller said hit defensive lineup flroft nnd prepared lo ay delve- Into prohablv will have Vic Szrzcpsnlk one of the heaviest legislative IMt.nno Pin 7: and Hob Wndrich at ends, SWe PORT LAUDERDALE - A agendas in mnny years $30,000 stable fire Monday mid­ Drcs.scn. obviously delighted ’Huey and Troy Hornes at tackles, night destroyed the noted three- over hi* new puet, Immediately un- Nat I’nlak and George Carnes at galled Show Horse. My .Sweet­ nounecd the Dodger* were slated guards, Jcrrv Jacobs ond Eddlo heart, and two performing mules. to meet with tho Hrave* "In a Johnson as linebackers, Hilly HaSamba and Rumba. day or two" In an effort to trnnsnet bon nnd Curt Campbell at the sideThree employes raerd Into the a deal. The little leader did not bucks ond Harry Brlngger at safe­ Galvin stables, owned by social­ Identify the players he Intended ty ly prominent Mr. and Mrs. J. B. to dangle In front of the eves of Garvin, to rescue six other valu­ Braves' officials but made no Myrrh is a gum-resin highly able show horses Imncs about Ihe fact he wus an- valued l>v the ancients. Clanh On Saturd 3 Important TV News for SANFORD. and Residents of Nearby Communities ._. _ . Now, local retldents can en|oy television bettor than ever before. New, esck/iiv# P hllco d e v e lo p m e n ts greatly improve recaption even under extrema ad­ verse conditions. Get the full dory of this Ptdko advance. WITH G r if a t G u c C TUNER Now for 'M -tlsg Philoo 2268 —newt powerful 21-Inch televWon conaoW aver built. Pull 245 eq. iaoh rectangular acroen. Youn In tho Phllco 2228, ehown above, plua 245 aauara Inch "No Glare" picture on a 21" tubo. Fidelity 17-inch cooaoia 1(M1 an. Inch acraan. It'a Taataat oonaola value la ■ion today. Philoo 1559. © . Tampa Coach Huerta Happy With! Charges theTrallil TAMPA bB-For someone who'* hla moat Important game year, Tampa coach Mtrce•rto to the happiest person sr aaw. ihw lt •at It, the Cat SS.TCK, SANFORD’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE T y DEALER 309 EAST SECOND who moat of Uw season the way hto hla plat players Hit Ike TRUTH Is tC T av illCm m w IlhtCsmwmlimby ra w Ci Texas Mato Bat* CITY LEAGUE "®SS Sanford Bowling FRIDAY and SATURDAY - DEC. 12 -1 2 .w u u “3 •. • . m, ahomu » - -L i %.* \»i ** W it . PHONE 417 SEE THESE TV SETS AT QlIR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE . T O T hT t w y �J ir to u n i K \ v i ; a i' i i k k iKirrr H a n fo rd teceiv# roar Sanford Herald, Cllr Delivery, by 7:00 P. M.. plea*# call YELLOW CAII 1441 If e r a lf r Mostly cloudy wealhei folloMed by shutters in extreme nor III Friday; j (i‘M ilm w rn mi linear m i m a rt tonight; llllli* change In tem pera­ ture. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLIV Established 1008 SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY DEC. I, 1932 Britain To Cut Thousands Line Streets Of City As Santa Claus Parade Is Held Body d . j. ^ T A M ilitary For Quits In Solvency Sake Protest Move Churchill Announces Cutback In Defense Effort To Protect Financial Stability LONDON lift — Prime Minister Churchill announced today Britain will cut back her defense effort to protect her financial solvency, a He stressed, however, that this '‘decision in no way implied any weakening in her majesty's gov ernm ent’s determination . to lake Its full part In Iho effort of the North Atlantic Alliance.” Churrhlll read a prepared state­ ment to the House of Commons on defense policy He said that lust year defense rust Britain l ,4t.2,o<io,ooo pounds ($4.093,G<K),i>00). The same amount of defensive equipment this year grill cost l.d.'iO.OOO.OOn pounds und next year l,800,0UO,<M> itounds In flatlnnary factors iiemunt for the rise. The prime minister did nut stale bow far the defense effnrl would be cut back. He did soy, how ever: "We must prevent any substan­ tial rise above this year's level of defense expenditure.” Cluucldll* statement was inter preted to mean Ihut Britain's dr frnse spending would remain more f r less constant. Effect* of Infl.i * .Ion would merely result in a de­ creased quantity of arms output The Prime Ministers of Britain, Canada. Australia. New Zealand. Pakistan, Ceylon und Southern Rhodesia and finance ministers of India and South Africa have been meeting In London .since Inst Thursday. High officials said n few hours before their session today with the British Cabinet that, as far us ,jh ry knew, the group lias no plan Tor a Korean settlement. Bill the concensus, they said, does seem to he that the fomnmnwi-nllh would oppose anv extension of the war to the mainland id China. Officials explained t h a t a stepped-up war In Korea would Ini pose new demands on the Com manwealth’s already strained re­ sources of men und eiiulpinent. None of the British-led group With fighting troops In Korea ty eem s willing to reinforce its con M ngcnts there. One of Ihe chief reasons they are meeting here Is lo figure out ways to savu money on other fronts so they can nay for the military obligations they have already contracted Fr. Daniel Hegarty To Deliver Oration k,At Elks Services The Rev. Fr. Daniel llegnrty, chaplain of the Winter Park lodge of the Flks und pastor of the St. Margaret Mary Church of that city, will deliver the oration at olnt Klkx memorial service* here lunday, 'lining which vocal selec­ tions will lx- presented by u mix­ ed ensemble front Seminole High School, Howard Mcfjougli, chair­ man and past exalted ruler an­ n o u n ced today. - Participating In the services, which will sta rt at 2:00 t>. m„ will he Orlando Lodge No. 107ft, Winter Park Lodge No. IK3I) and Sanford Lodge No. 1241. 1'he public la in­ vited to olteml. The 8HH ensemble will sing “Ahide with Me" mid "Onr God, Our Help," according to the pro­ gram. Members of the ensemble ate Mnry Ann Wilke, Ann R aW n, Joan Wright, Klnlae Snyder, 8yl.v ia Hayes, Mettle Crlaaey, Bar‘ barm Riggs, Snndru Dunn and Joe. ( • Jones, members of the Trinle Trio, and Larry Bates, Edwin TI■on, Ray Davis, Jimmy Whatley, Joe Hutchison, Eugene E"trMge, Jimmy Krider and Arthur Haskina, mrmbera of the hoys double quartet. They will lie accompanied on the platio by Jeanne Lane Mil- i A regular meeting and Initiation will he conducted at the local club tonight, atartlng with a dinner at •frdtSe o'clock. Other events planned by the Elka Club are a Chrlsttnaa ball on Dec. 20, a children'* Christ* m at tree, a New Year’* Eva party and a benefit ain-tlon. MRS SINATRA RWIRFH LOS ANGELES (Jt-M rx N w v Sinatra, divorced wife of linger Frank .Sinatra, has rnnoHed an nroxlmately $30,000 worth nf her Jeweli ico missing from her homo She told police she h id been out — of town for ebou* two weeVi and * Mi her return noticed the Jewelry M ining. Although she has Inwteance coverage, Mra, Sinatra laid roan* nf the plecea have aenlimental value. AHMoclalad I'reMn Leaned W ire Says He And Truman Are In Accord Not To Snipe At Ike Just For Party Sake d l a i Downtown streets were Jammed i love, who was roller skating along with crowds estimated to number) the street, second, front II),000 to 15,000 people yesAngie Stewart won tin- first lerdav aflrrnoon as approximate-‘ prise in bicycle competition, with lv 1.004) persons trooped past them the second prise going to Mmg in the colorful, musical Christinas parade which onrneil Ihe four-day Higgins, lii the vehicle competi­ Tourist festival. tion, wagons and the like, MftiiKama Claus came streaking Into reen Scott, 11, representing the town aboard u screaming fire Berninob- County chapter of the truck rather than the trndlllonal Red Cross ami dlessed like it lied sled. Ills arrival was accompanied Cross nurse, won first prise, while by a shrieking Jet plane from the the second prire went lo Susan WASHINGTON .4* — Prcildenl Sanford Naval Air .Station, flying Faille, rei-reselitlng Yvette's lunch low over the downtown section. Winners In the parade were the local Cub Scout troop, nicked by Cuptaln J. 1.. ('b itten -1 den, commanding officer of SNAS, „ the Rev. S, I.. Whatley and Mrs. M r x i 3 ' & * s J r J SLST3S5 Nnncv Brock. wa* MHfinn und ($i*n»'Vu Rrhool, of fit*i il v Winners of the walking, cos- whose float showed little Susan Archibald Cox. chairman of the iiimed grown, ranging from one to Fulford dressed ns an angel and Wage Stabilization Board, waited five years old were Connie Stew­ driving a reindeer, was third. only overnight to resign lie made art, first, In a red flannel night I'rlies were wailing to lie claim- no formal statement, but told a gov n and cup with n red candle eiI last evening at tin- Chiilnher reporter the While linn e might in her hand; thirls Carlson, de­ of Commerer hv It"- Red Cross, have something to say this uflur picting Red Riding Hood, second; the Cub Seouls mid l.ynmn School, noon The Truman action, while and Ronald and Michael Tindel.i Other prire. 'md been received, runnier to reenmmemlallons of his By JOHN CHADWICK el—,».,1 Christinas paekages, I'ollee Clti<-f line Williams --*tl stalilli/iitlon lieutenants, did assure WASHINGTON .P Two Senate pifti.-d the sin- of tb<- erowd at a year of peaee ill the eoal mllu-s third. The President vesterilay ap Iti'publicans were in disagreement I’rises in the -ante group for 10,lion premie, while Highway I'iion whether Senator Robert ages six to nine years were trolninn offered nn estimate going proved Ihe fall $1 !(U daily wage today Bwurded to Mary Phillips ami Ter- as high a- 15,000 people. Crowds Increase for John I, Lew I s '375.000 A Taft of Ohio mined his chances by his rv Collins, first, dressed as Mr. jammed the curbs four persons soft" Vo al Viliner's" lii- illdii'heTiidn't i (" r tl‘u ’ want President elect Eisenhower to f " K'k President elect Eiseiv and Mrs, Santa Claus; Keith iIssm along the route of march. .... secretary choice of for Fight bunds participated In the have a eoal strike crisis on Ills 1bower's Wi-slfnll. who was leading a goat, , ,. . . second; nml Charles Slielove, dad parade from Seminole, ttrlnnd hands when he lake office next ka|’"r due Republican lawniakcr, a ns ii down, third. Winner* In the Kdgewnter, Kustis, Orlando Boon--, month staum-h Tuft hacker who asked While Ihe move averted an ll not to be minted by name, foresaw •11 to |,‘t-year-old group were Inesj Winter Dark und Ih-I.and High Prescott, first, dressed ns * .Srhnol, Cn.nms Academy and Kan must certain strike, it opened the door to u boost in Christmas tree, and Arlene HiteM idi timed On Pave Six* i1"':1 uf1" - R A B X A n'.'.I.'h . iI i' . iS ! . ci msiimer 1 among public anil industry mem tiers of the wage board The hoard Hot another T’.-ift *op|sirler also majority had held that a wage requesting anonymity, said an hoost beyond Jl vi would be Infla organized effort would lie made tionary jone. und the third to cbniie* Ti uman’sHoardChait man Leaves Post In Disagreement Over President's Action '»r“,f'ri..r Taft Chance As r -h 'Zsrszrsrifz z Floor Leader Is Held Doubtful Named To Eisenhower Cabinet ss? 'xrsas.... .....■..... P o e in rr I x u L IIIe Junior Chamber Is Nenrintr I t s 250 Membership Goal ... I lo elect Taft to the post He would WSII t balrmati < ox. a to.yenr old not predict the outcome, but said Harvard law profeasor 1m* been \\tr drive would he sopped only if P n e f ,n "Gii'c fur four months He sue- l iM riTiiiuvrd hhniuJf from i*tin I 1 1 5 1 eeinb-d Nathan |Frtnsluuer siiluratlon M in n il D e n t i s t lo (il* t . c, ( n n irm a n s lli!), S u y Ft. I'icM'ce Friends whose artlon* in the steel ease last siuiHiier resulted In t'ongress pas* a low n-strl.-tlng the power* of the WSII Industry members of the W9H '••Id through n spokesman the*would boyeutt all hoard meetings imlll they have eoiiferrrd on the nm-stlon* raised by Truman's ac­ tion Herbert Kelley, executive as­ sistant to the seven Industry mem­ ber*. told newsmen they would get tnuether tonight Meanwhile, Kelley telegraphed Wf L. i ( ,.r>i , "V t10 .dIt 'vsn . of the dedslnn not in participate nnw in W.HI1 sessions here This could bring the entire wage control program In a stand­ still, at until the industry mrmbera of the nallon.d hoard chart a coum* of action _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ o , , , .. K ( t ] ) r j Ik f HI I'H v ,,U U I U Stevenson Says Aim (M lVnios Is To Retu'o Deficit, Serve Rublic's I n t e r e s t W ASHINGTON P~ Aill.ii Steven­ son said today lie and President I I o n i a n are tu complete agreement not to wage war on Dwight Eisen­ hower'* program *i nr pi % for parly ,oli .mlage \tul lie told reporter* at a While House news conference, the Demo- rain parly's two major problems ■re ii to wipe out a deficit of more (ban half a million dollars and i'Ji to " s e n e the public lo b i e .1 ' Mi-\enson *p"ke •" newsmen aft­ er <ontiTriug with President T r u ­ man at Ihe While House, the Wash­ ington resilience (or which he hid in Ins unsuccessful campaign for tin- presidency lie made no major prnnnunee•01 it* ut the news coitli-renec. but cb.it'eil atm ably with reporters who plied bull with questions about his political Inline mill Itial of tlie i leio- 1 i atie part) (IOP Leader Thinks Criticism Of Ike’s Choice Hurt Ohioan JayceesFace 11 Haggard Seen As Projects During McCarty Choice Next 2 Months For Racine Post.’ Nil. SINCIAIN WIIKS (left I. VI « I,., it moti of Ihe llepiil-lii th to . . mute*, lias been name-1 Srncl.iiy "t ( '■■iiiniel-e n tin 1 < I'iiblntl Weeks, a fnritter s.-unloi . is o o.ilive of M.i ... lo. " 1’ Durkin (right), 'll. has been named by the I’te i lent ■ ■ r irt.iiy of I alair A ti-gi-len-d I >enit" tot win. *u|,|",i f,*.i i \ Stevenson, Durkin is piesi.leot ..r the Unit A>.ti.m ,.r l no li and Apprriilli-e* of ti e 1‘linnlnim ,o..l ) *,|,i-iltlot,, lo I i-ri» \l I Bridges spread word soon after the Nov 4 election that he wanted to pas* Ihe leadership lob to other hand* and take over the less bur di'iiMime duties of the lempor.irv president of the Serial*. In ease of a dispute over hi successor, however, Bridges hu* been regarded a* uvallohlr for an other term as floor leader The New York Herald Tribune reported today that "Sen Bridge* ha* now changed Ids mind and I* By It A1.1*11 J. ItlAll'KINS now- known to be willing to con­ it didn’t take the U It Wilkie* tinue In till* post lo promote party long to learn that Iriub-r folk* me harmony." •till just good plain Amerb'iili Taft has declared he is available , ,,t<nple pg, the ..........re*> ......... , M> of o* The : South Carolina Couple Find Living In Trailer Is All To Their Liking tin I II titans g o i c i M i - r di d s a y lie -t tilings I lie lias no i m m e d i a t e p l a i n (m Hie I •it nr** i it In-1 th a n to take * b-it lest amt |h i s s i I i I> to travel ilu o.id " H e k no w s id im plan s for a , b iio •• in the to[i le a d e r s h ip of the tu mol raftc \ ilioii.il i o m m i t t e e , led il o i . ii lie n e c e s s a ry to re •it.non- the eionmittee structure In ' .mu' of I tie delicil to funds lb' added thill be expects his i' md picked iud'otial chairman Stephen A Mitchell to stay nil in till- |"ll TALLAHASSEE 'T Dr furlls After soi-resafully staging Ihe 4 It is up In tile Democratic I'hrlstma* parade yesterday, the Haggard. Miami dentist, muv Inleaders|ito hi Congress to serve Junior Chamlwr of Commerce Gov.-elect Dan McCarty’s choice as Ho- litsli unicnt of being con waited Into u general disc us* Ion for chairman of (he State Baring slrm In e and ■ wboles,line infill and outline of an ambitious pro­ Commission <m u l kilisa 1 (Hit 1“ • s 1 f t -ktl» 1 cro-e in nor public life That was the word front friend* \\ hit It »”i J$ b!11Vit l Sj mi In ll I""i 4 i gram of It more project* Lo be Some Southern Prniorrnt« al Im t I"ut h II,........ 1. V it,. Mit-t tCmillnmul tin Page Six) completed within the next two of McCarty today lie could not readied Immedlatelv at Id* Ft yi'iif A t I'.iIf Mill'** Ji n lilt HkT at i jk•-!$■•*•1 months, at their Yacht Club meet- be , office for for comment comment t u Hi** it lo |in*vhl 1$ «1) 4 M'l' 1It'll t Ini* today. I lPierce l«ree office it))) HI ' V *f IM nit ......... for Ih e post III* only a v o w e d rival ] wilkles nml .-bildreo, M»vm || o HI* assistant, Warren Blui-ktnon, President Douglas Htenstrom If William Kmiwland of (a ll-la n d Hugh 5. nre th.l- \\ rill h • , 1' *•1 II 41) wild 1) M li* | i hi \ outlined f-e numerous, ,(ind#r said the governor-elect lulsp’t cpm fortlla. Who has said lie is In the i , ||v „t th. Diemmvol.l »|»n«. hit Mi) t . l 1 Jills 1 II 1 )*' feted makeup of the five man »a'l follow* t t' Ji'MH il 4 J ' 1"1. Is »h DM M i ' f ll M race ayainsl a n y b o d y except Tr-iller Court oard which supervise* racing and I I Flrfeh un the "Vole* of De Bridges I "And It'* a real burn, i".-, «trii Mr nn«I M'♦’* (h)i (iv • H 1*I4.)f I d" moeraey" essav contest for lunlnr legalized pari-mutuel betting Too few senator* were here- ami n|| [he modem ...... oh o- • - to 1 1)4111 I" He said McCarty hopes to have -o.l sen'ur students in the County *1 111 * 1 1 k■ IV t r too chary of emit meriting—to give fmmd m the ...... no-- i .io t.t name* of men who have agreed to hitch schools. V i ,r v rift.,?i.■I'.I . f f IVi* nil'll a clear blctore of the likely upshot yj,, Wilko expbnne.l "W. bay- II I * i«fi 21 Organisation of a Javcee accent appointment to the com ‘ l ' “ ttu*!i f" »t,l .li'Iiiinn* If >.. | I 111. i"in i h of Taft i deiomi'iatlon of Klsen M-frigeiatton, , o.-nbiitoe ln-ei mission and other top position* m l-uii'lng school lo instruct youth* ' u I'M SrtfMi $#' i ' D \ f 4t»||iv iji . i ■ »i*M I bower’s selection of Martin I* theinio.ieti.silv e-ntn.l|e.| t..,u, TI..M > hi* administration ready for un on the nroprr method* and proce­ nooncement next week 1 • Mil • (ll '*1 M I 44,.,. ,,f |,( i'll I* • - t.M O'Ot* Durkin *»f * tile ti Ko to thu luhor Iiiom utnl ^ « » mill kvtuit'A dure with Elton Moughton, Jr., *-V 111.| >111*'I IMtf Vllh IIlfflit III -J I >1. twist In the new t ablnet v\bet! vie move fi-uo town I*, tiov-1 .,f S.t I . The present commission chair *•»"»* 41 mi' "il* ft i .... . acting as chairman. Taft himself, in a telephone inter kn„„|.„w ...... Is* man is Carl llanton. Ft Myers U'* M H Sun l11, 1 ! I Ilf ra#«ii III Completion of the Javcee* News-Press view yesterit.iy. said the effects of ,t l || |,.„g f,„ mkoii' ■ ■ ........... TALI.AHA.SSKF publisher Ills term, f V11raf $|x hi'• till- W 111 lit* •■*. TI< drive In assist Ihe Bern- and those of tho other four mem Bund Department ^Is !'onv"i*!eeil 1,1* action on ihe Republican party with ti** l,'ot *»**v»*»til v*'iii'H vi* 1. h*iiM4i rnu r I-.. ,.fr hi* nrleole County Tulierculosl* A*»o- bers, expire Jan. 0 along with that •••mud* are the only iirndieut long as a whole are “ matters that r i' ill I'd tiiMt 11in«•nt" n lliu vm imu a inti xilli'Mi) *s•i*imi !*l»i«*It**i* w arisen yet " |i |h » » ' w wht'rt' m v ho<«Ii|itvi| m ill s I ••fifii ciatlon. of Fnv. Warren who appointed range solution to lllownrd f'ooo haven't Ik* II ,ll4* till. 1 He said he has been In toueh with mill tlicv \vi*r** (Aill, ratitt|»I\ n \ »■* ty's traffie tiroblems. 4) Organisation of a lendrrshlp them « linn.... Hi •• n f- Hum 44f hv a » D-loirtment Chairman Allied some GDI' senators bill declined to unto nlii'i Dr. Haggard lias been a friend program under the chairmanship mv w .(. IiDs-t ■• »' ♦ nliiMit whcthci they indicated supim'l MS.) miinv l **»»**ra w i- h' finl *W • of Brnllev Odham In conhinrtlnn of McCarty since their rnllrgr day* MeKethnn an.l sev.-rsl eegitu-er* say Ittlt'K* 1 * 11' fill ' 1«tl. I"i ji Vf*r* fur his |N)sltJon lie said he Is ,|llM't „||, •mm i: loidt * • ii * till wt lo • old the l.eon County Circuit Co ul at the University of Florida III* with the National Junior Chamber (Hll»-I ffii’fllli*' 1e t.f •' iur v i f wife headed the women's division blidge* might relieve the slton.ooi gelling reaction from all over Ihe rut 11 fti11~i ruiml* *I Mv IiiihIiiiii*1 iStiltf* (..)!» l prf*<*r*-n In January. I' V * ll'ufhi'H. I lllh* 14I lent Inn arilv but tunnel* wool-1 be ‘'inintry. bill |>arrjei1 ipp-slions follim -8 t tu i mmnIi iir' itui vi irk ami of MrCarty'a Dotle County earn 5* Staging of the Christmas Jilt II I - - I . I * I' i u ' •ii*ri>fii $*h. ii txxiI wbi-llirr It wa* favorable or wr wtilih*i| •nnrthinr (hut vvn at th* I none tidi'lsabl- iM Mo- Icip-f ru-’ Lighting Contest, which John Wil­ palgn last spring I 4. • II •tut t i n.J ll u ir h Itrml* Kv* 11 ' I ?h *hi id* and ili* Viililt* in live in The Cilv of Hollywood and a erttleal reaction Elsewhere in Tallahassee Judge liam* I* serving a* committee .K irl.. •In •t mil i f. Taft also said he has been lu from (linn* lo i*Vji*'*u Hugh Taylor Instructed rival at group of Broward Cmintv tnx psv- contact I*** fi '*» t Ilf SfUft' W'ffH WlfMi Nl'-s \\ tils." m l i f i t t . .1 ehslrman. M with Elsenhower's head e-s are protesting state plans to U n ti l M r no d M » i W i l k m nr** h i r i n ' , torneyi' In the Broward County i 'n f tfnv f, ''blhrmf** j111•I I"utn»Ift) Prfsan'atlon of the "Good I.. . -.ii ft t. I * • i ID I" to • I Host s 15 million dollar lemd Issue quarters since lit* Tuesday stale nativi* Smiih CinnliiiliiMN bond validation suit to stress the .. im Hi *'mm M,i) i i* f» nf i ht* Hun* Government" and "Outstanding *• nhcii ............ ii ............................. . to beln pay Gir Iwn tunnels mid 10 inent. but did not say with whom iu n p lo y i'd hv tho L and *f f l o n w l n i r fit!.,I I'"'1Hi'' I b im f 1111« 'll 4'Ysill'll* Cltixen" awards hv n committed constitutional aspect of the case in bridges In Broward Couniv. Tin- lie spoke or wlml was said ll ....... t • ............ II.....turn n i i i m t i h v a I+m-h I \ i r Min Iheir final briefs. *•"•'!$r-t M i i \ H j*- ra uti.I .1 I Fii-I*H* f k»1|* ggrEllIlf IIIsi SIt 1 I heeded hv T. F. Tucker. He made one thing clear: Ills Hon f>t n|rid T h r u m u v r d I lit i* 11 , | j| M. f The court Issued Its orders ufter lemalnder -if the eo*l of the ->ro criticism I !'• 1■f>"' ■*1J11jf il I' | " 'MI •' t If lira (IH'U was no sudden outburst Hu m art whndn fun** vi*nra li|in I' YIt H' I'll M.,Si. H kt-ii i •> 7) Current Jaycee membership fl„ ,M„ mony hH(, br).M lllkrl) in Jeel would lie home through a four 1 •‘ij)lf II M I K.J.lh II ■'1 M p » , •nti'il t*y •)(111• .. Im. jiI >".1 esmpaUn under the direction of ,h lmprove' ont coniI„ |M,(in*, - - million dollar contribution from He said he "look great care" In t»nd w m d d n ' l I n n l r t l n d r t»’in i fi.tn i * .. i 11* ( i tufflimril **•* I1**")* s l ' k writing his statement and helb-ves nick Healv. The drive end* nn lition for validation nf a 15 mi r»iu| deniirtinent. l l v l n r for a n y ol hn i iin dm i h r *• »i* «h \ 1.,m o n t e I V . I f l l MM M i< L i Dee, IB and I* being staged In dollar bond Issue to help finance a The bond would lm retired with l "It sneaks for itself " lo i •1" ", c l Vi Sin mv"- N » kf 1" Taft, dlseluslng he first heard nf ennjonctlnn with the national Jun­ two-tunnel, 10-brldge traffic relict llroivard County'* surulus gssollne t I m i . i ' " 1 • 1 th s' •! ili, p e n i t e n tax Uinnev and with toll* rollecM-d Durkin's appointment In a news ior Chamber ranipafen. project. li v W 1, nt,i v 1ni r y It < t , " 1 in broadcast, said Id* own recoin men HI Completion of the fond The bonds would he repaid with for iinu of u tunru'l nnil*r hi Ik-. S o u t h ilD'-i I'VPih>,,,,n plcn ifdatlons for the post had been land Wntrrwny at l.nn OI iih Houli raisin-?’ drive for the Javcee* Or­ tolls collected for use of a protected . . m i l l In u .1.1,1 ip l.f 11 . unit w i t l i F Manion, dean of the phan** Hhooplnir Tour, under Ihe tunnel at Laa Ola* Boulevard am )! ’!,1,L n Clarence ni't-nt i i . nmiitit iII (II Ik 1n i g h lo r. I,aw School of Notre Dam* l/nl ■ bridge at RE 17th Ht., also in Ft dlreetlon of Carl Prlaoc. a bridge at S. E. 17th St . in Ft -ills v ,,s c h a r g e d l''-i f HK44H "• verslty, and John A Danuhcr, Laoderdaln Mr. fltenatrom al*o listed three Lauderdale plua Broward County's n i d i ■(N-xjinlt t " t-i'•in nn V m u r d e r ill I iM h ftn iirri (in H n r « * l(ti The suit by tire City of llollvmore prnleeta coming under the surplus gaioJIne tax money. .1,, fi I 4 f (l. tfl 4 4* I '. It i H o .-Ill The Ctiv of HollvwmKl and a wood and the taapayera claims the headfew of Dind-ralalng. Howard Fr,vflli- president of II. shot Ji-lui Wulkin-. It, Nedecision tu (mild was an nrltllmrv , lul l " ' , f. I) Staging the anm-al Javcee group of Broward County taxpay­ one on the part nf state and coun­ Plann For Turnpike the First Federal Saving" mi'1 i.'... nisi, of \ltaiiioiit • Slirllig*, J k 4 1» 1 V • M i In i .t no HiCfeeiia on Jan. ?•>. The Ro-er ers are contesting validation uf the ty officials. Thp tunn?ts would asKnciulioM, naid todiiv Guti oiii. a ‘ii j n ic shotgun the night Will H e Explained t.unn nroihera* Clrcua will lo- used thli bonds. hi- loot asked Gi'iirgi* Tonhv and . ,-.vvt ti 5 it Sniff " i d ) ili, i<> ill tin ,,I o . i It in Ho- Ni’gio l"t*ltie*s more expe"xivo than bridges at IIti* 441$) lu ll Hi Judge Taylor told Ihe onposing ,,, I , ,i .f 1lo* *ommiiftit i \Vntk tils, year. * *umo sites. MIAMI A (lubllc meeting will Dougin* Btcnslrom. co-chnlrmiin ■( I s i f $ 1 - 4 || l I Ilf* *I ( 1 ill li* I 1" l In oil., .so- s.ii",n il ,inumb'd, lias lawyers to concentrate Iheir writ­ tileThe HI Talent Show on Feh. 2rt. objector* also declare Ihe the Cltixen Hospital Coinnilttcc. I r l • le t \ Ilf*' ‘ $:ii<tiii.| umi44i )•*■*! % bo held in Tampa, probably near oil .. I 31 Hale of reflector taoe* for ten briefs on: Whether the Road Department tixe rtf the surplus grt* tnx inrtpev the end of January, to explain withdraw III* nanit- from tin- lt*t I ......... | . l i v i n g t h e f i i l l l i l l > | e , I l l ' l l * h-imner* on r a ra and blcvde*. Mr. to pav off the Itonrl Issue wtnibl for the Florida Turnpike of men proposed a* trustee* for ll,. S a lm tio i \iioi f '- o ii.I a Healv will bo chairman of this violated the Constitution hv obllgnt forestall other road Imnrovrincnt* plana The aupcr-hlghwny committee of tlf to complete the entire elsewhere In the county. home for •Its- I n i u t - i n . t . - i i I'nm K commltte*. tin* County Hospital. . . . i the Miami Chamber of Commerce , even hough proceed* from Amphitheater Seen "The result* of our membership in the case will w Mr. Favlife said that tin- de­ t ; v at tail F u s t S i i o i t . l S t r e i t bint said Wednesday i large working rid iuite proved Inaufflcient. upTestimony m irh t \ n u r g e n t idea f o r •b u t " i drive have been good eo fer and today but final arguments wilt mand* on Ids time now wore such model of an expressway will h* Whether the Road Department not he held until Dec. 13. LAKE WAI FS T’ Prospect! arc our goal will he nassrd befor* available for the meeting nml will tliut he felt he coiilil* not give nil lots I,, . ii sent - " ' I 4>v I t" ' .Ualviiliolt reported Um Conslltutlon In obllgalbrii-ht for ve.,r around th* drlv* andi,** Mr. Rtenairom violated contrast travel over a llmlled-a'- the time that would lo- required by ( o u t f " i tlie I ta il* ftiini lv, w h o use Ing ItMlf to maintain and rpnlnro of Ihe lug amphitheater built nradlftad. So far. 817 memher*h<n» when naceaaary the toll facilities Wnman’K Body Found ceil highway and a highway wllh lost ail till'll b e l o n g i n g " III the in-.ir here for the winter pnaluctlun have b*en turned In by Mr. Healv. out of ita current /unda Mho first this Important project in it* curly lili.re v e s l e i , la v iif lorn it on of the i’assmu I'ltt) In Market's Office crossroad*. Comtnentlnr on each of the four cent* of the gasoline tax) Commlllee members said many stages. W i l l i the ex cep tion ,,f a s in g le I' fu rl Sink, general manager numeroui BroWt*. Mr. P*ep*trom rather than gasoline lax money people know little about the pro Mr. Faville auid, "1 feel honuted rik-l l"ir, ll"' Davi > holin' was oi tin' amphitheater, told a civic fCawtlMMl Oa Pig* Rix) i i s s o s * , . os aist MANSFIELD. O. UR-The hod*’ posed 275 million dollar highway that I should liu considered by the 1. nnsiinu 'l In flaoii-s oimolii- 'l ihe following organisations of a woman believed slugged by that would bo built from Jackson Hospital Committee nml llie Conn | The iii'iih'iilifieii m-u’ldioi con Hull have shown Interesl m using tho rohher* was found In the hMilng villa. 40 Miami wllh a branch to Plana Are Made For office nf a *"ner-markel enrlv lo Tam ty Commisslonir* for a Job of thU | tio-ted llighuav I'nlrolmnn ll. I* facilities nature. I am rortalnly moat inter- iiuin-un nono.liiitilv oft *<•■The Cniverslly of Florida drama dav, Police Capt. Paul Whlpp re­ Lake Mary Festivity esled in seeing that the hospital ing tin- twu-*torv flume Imo'it ile|iattment n* a summer field labpot fed. oratory; a group plumiitig a big iroject is pushed l« completion rtivi'lnped iii fliiiui'*. He identified her a* Mra. |j-ah Civil D efense Unit WASHINGTON «'|-C o n g r* a» Plana for their annual Christ- Rlernhanm. I'at roIiniiii II* ril'oo reported scale protiuctlon liased on Florida ,ust as soon a* possible, hut it I" about SO , wife o' To Be InHtructed Jjucauso of tills Hint I nm compel­ tin- file to Ids ...........I lu-mlipmr hlslury: Ihe St PHersburg MrmTiee Celebration, which will Ernest Max Hfernbaum. owner of haa been txild th a t beer and cigar- pra*. Tre# (eld ehortly ehortly Ircfore before Christmas a a'tner-P’,’rkat chain here. •tta commercials a r t *o numeroua be held led to nsk the wltlidrnwiil of mv ti>rs on car radio, D'T.aod alerted hnriv orcheslra und Ihe elorlda on radio and Ultvlalon they evtn were diacuaaetl laat night at the Air Force officers from Jack­ name. I feel tliut n greut deal of the Mi,iiforil I'olire who iu turn State University symphony, . Tho Capt. Whlpp laid it appeared appeaf a t Unto on church pro­ regular meeting at the Lake Mary robber* had aet fire to the nffie* sonville will give Instruction to­ time will he required to yet this sent word I" Hick Aiken I" make Horidn Historical drama would r-h,Jr1?Tr of Commerce, Raymond after ahigglng Mra. Sternbaum and morrow night at H:00 o'clock at important Job done, and I know ail announcement over III* public , feature the .Seminole Indian post g ra m . First performance of Ihe Passion Paul C. Mitchell, a science kL, Ball, prealdent. laid today, Armorv to Uie ground obaer- that at this time I Just cannot glvo nddresa system in Id* car. Th# annual affair, during -wl. . . her husband. Sternbaum was foomt the head* the committee Aiken's announcement even­ Play in the 3.ikk) seat outdoor thea­ - atlon corn* o( Ike local Civil Df- the time to It." U’'’ feme unit, John Saul", chairman, When told of Mr. havlll-'* de­ tually ri-iu'lied the grief stricken ter will lie presented Jan D. There id aodel action at the preranU and candy are d l . t r i f f i E J Mf ‘ ln ,n ,lley ___________________ will lie performances three time* cision, the two chairmen *«ld lliul Davis fundiv. Ffnt Methodist Church in ML to children of the community and nnttnunceil today, la furnished, will he Msrima week ending March ll. they knew they spoke for the com­ Veraon. N. Y., told a Houe* Com­ entertainment f'ity Fire (’)iief M. N. CleveMembers will he familiarised under the direction of . ’ Al. " ' f mittee a* a whole wll'-tl they said lanil Hinted tndav tliut hi* de­ merce fluboomtxlttee yrsterday the ■taged Arthur Tomklnaan. Liberal co q (X Breckenrldee, comman- with the different typo* of air­ they regretted the fact Mint partment was not i-silli’il to the Movie Time Table lie come “st ell hour*, buttons to the celebration the Central Florida group craft and how to spot them and that night, including the eah- been made. Mr. Ball alated. f the Civil Air Patrol, and John report them to Jacksonville In the local business man could not fire hut" Mint tie hud heard someRIT/ serve. inflesj of <h* audience, tillin' about tt. "We have no of­ ndea, sommandar of the local lha event of an emergency. The Favorable committee “The Greatest Show on Earth" ficial record or ever receiving a , et mplte." win*, will he among local mem­ obaervatlon post will be a the were made and eight new mem 1:0(1 - 3:44 - (l:2fl - 0:12 cull on that fire you mention," were taken Into the orgenlxatlon. ber* who will attend a CAP ban* Hrtyhound hue elation in case of MOVIE1, AND HEPAIRH BEING MADE tti>' Chief said. . e"tl at the Dubadroad Country an emergency or war, Mr. flaula The meeting.was eom-Iuded with "I Want You" Renalra are being made to thn Mr. Cleveland reported Ihut the Club tomorrow afeht, belue Commluionr Otla E. Fourakre adShow starts 0:30, feature 0:57 one interested In giving as- wooden marquee at the Htrick- only alarm turned In vi-ntrrdav dreesing the group on proooaed *ta*ad aa part «f ^OAP Waek" road Imororaments In Laka Mar*. activities. alaUMP to the corps la Invited hv land-Morrison Ford agency and wa* a call from T. R. Tubbs, 412 intermission 8:60, last fsatura The CAP marked ita eleventh by tho chairman to attend the the floor in the front show room South Park Avenue, at 5:95 p.m. and answer period fol0:84 fe being painted. who had an overheated stove. anniversary last Monday. B Johnnie B. Austin Is Found (iuilty Of Rroakinjr, iMiku inir Convinced Tunnels Are Real Solution \C Faville Declines l Davis Home Near To Be Named As City L i mi t s Is Hospital Trustee Burned To Ground Year-Round l ’.sc For Beer Commercial Is On Church Program / . S ’* I fe � 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 03, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 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 03, 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