3 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c210e792ce86cc874fcac9937ee0ce26.pdf e682242802c87ac2f75ea6901ed20719 PDF Text Text arts See Seminole Football 8,023 'Fluid $629.45 Stadium Tux For 1052 Gr i d Year; * Feds Show Profit h ip , I 'l l t 8 sr.fNFfmn neiiAtu Mon, U»f. 1, U U Kentucky To Try Upset System In Tilt With Gators Using the beautiful Memorial Stadium for the first time, the Semi null- High School foot) mil team set nn nil-lime attendance record lids year by utlractinir I(t Qlit Tuns in six luune games. I here Wildcats Have Two Weic 8,023 paid admission* rep­ resenting a new high in that cate­ Ties Wi t h Bowlgory too. Hound Grid Teams lot at Wednesday night's game with Del.and ret the all-time S11S alleluia nee mark for u single gams with 2,(105 speetatnra {inuring through tin* gates of the Memo­ rial Ftudlnm. An unprecedented 1,0(11 paid to sen this game, like­ wise lull-diluting a new high. The City of Hanford netted 1828. 15 from Ihr sladlam lax and nicked up nn add it limn I 1150.00 for the cost of lighting The park for Ihrse games. Thus, 1779.45 was paid by SMS to the 4'Hy fur lights and tax rrrrlpls. fjirriiHHi r< ’.’Jlermun K.* jrtJfw iC Jfv Harris, principal r e r s J n s of Hcmlnoie High lS __ School, declared V ' T —. W IM t for the first ct time In lit* It \h / A f ra with the M ool tho foot\ vw / J ball team made \. money for the school. .."W e have paid T jfr nn our old debt* from yrars past Herman Morris and current expensr* this n-nsun With still a little money leftover," stated Roger Harris, school busi­ ness manager. Three factors were said respon­ sible for the Improvement this season. *’ 1> Exemption from slate and ‘faderal taxes for the first lime. hools are permitted to keep a one-lhiril state and frderul taxes that were required to Ire paid In the past, - 9) Added attraction of the 108,000 Memorial Stadium wllh '* many convenience*, lighting. M illing, rest room*, better seal­ ing etc. 3) A winning football team, Panford won six, lied two ami lo«t twice. (Harris. In nn explanatory mood, continued, "I have had many peo­ ple come to me nnd ask what the difference was between the paid admissions and the total ntten(Iknce and why there hnvo Iteen so many free admissions. " T h e ; do not take Into con­ sideration the bands Irani both school* are irt In for nothing, Wat to mention Ihr football ■quads of ('rooms and our Junior v an ity team. They du not lake tut* account the I’ap Club and (ha nearly too complimentary Kaiser Beats Millet passes given to City official*, For State Net Title ministers, press, radio nnd nth* 58* S’ll? a!ld«thl <>»LANDO University of *i w ' hi added. , Miami a ace, Don Kaiser, upset x J ; " 1 Wt'dnrsduy night we dnm defending champion Alfredo Millet ld>04 paid admission* Im ind ng to win lho Florida state tennis season passesi anil ad v an co "'I m - single* championship Sunday. netted the school 5I.6W.I0, In * flva-wf match, Kaiser came the largest gate In Remlnole High from behind to win, 6-4, 4 0, 30, flehool. However, w>- bud to let 0 1. 0 3. 8 S No 3’s Climb Out Men’s Link Group Durocher And Robinson Create Mixed Bowling To Meet Tonight Fervor Before Baseball Meet As Tennis Pro At Mayfair Hotel OfLeague Basement At Seminole Club IIv HI NT CIIKTLAIN Hill Swreney, famous tennis pro from New Kngiiind who was voted Hie third greatest comeback uthlete of IWiO. hns signed as the new net professional for the Mayfair Inn Hotel, replacing Yvon Petra, the Internationally famous nrtter who wits forced to cancel Ids Miiyfnlr Inn pact suddenly be­ cause of » recurring leg injury, it was announced today by Charles Marian, manager of the Mnyfnlr Inn. MHcriicy. a famous tennis star who s i s forced, because of a war injury. In switch from play­ ing with his right hand to using his left, will assume his new du Ilew at the hotel on Ik e. 13. The handsome fl-fool-2 tennis pro was one of the greatest ama­ teur- In come out of the New England section In the late 1(130'*, A native of Cambridge. Mass., Sweeney won the only major letter In tennis at the Medford high school In Medford, Mass. I'etrs, the wlaner of the Wim­ bledon men's single* In 1948 and one of the most colorful and greatest French tennis stars, agreed to rome to the hotel lata in September. However, a rhronIr leg aliment, which grew out of in Injury Inflicted during hi* sen Ice with the French Army In World War II. has forced the giant 8-root-i netter to refrain from playing or (caching on hard surfaced courts such as the ones at the Mayfair. Sweeney, who Is the net pro at a club In Maine during the sum­ mer month*) almost had his tennis career cut short before It really SportH Roundup tlv dAYI.K TAI.RIIT ( m Include Fn io Hate’s lead! Euitls Leesburg Tavares department. This agreement Bt. Augustine nits the Pep Club to Mine to names free In exchange for & r f J g P convenience of th* /few ." .Stine Machine Are dins* Host Office Stanley-Unger* Celerv City Fin. I’ower A LI«M Itrsull* Wednes Millie Machine 3 Fin. power A Light n Rtnnlev-Rogers Aco Glass 11 Celery City Post Office I MIXED LEAGUE It you ever sco one of our Indour track stars limping around the streets n* though he had some­ thing stuck In tho toe of his shoe, wa are lit poalilun to tell you how he gut that way. Our authority Is Ray Wclnhcrg, who hurdled for Australia In the Olympic Gomes at Helsinki tsst summer and who says he tried to Induce several American stars to compete In his country this winter. "They were Just not interested, Weinberg told the Melbourne Ar­ gus. "Nome of them make up to 1650 (or a single appearance at an Indoor meeting. One of Unim told mo there Is too much money In tho boards for him to visit Aus- T rim High Merle* No. 0 2100 Team High dame No. 3 701 Hlxh dame . core" IVxolil l'.)3 Single dame Walker 203 VJ 82 LEAGUE IV I. Helicals JR IPs Tlgercats Bearcats Pantherr Bobcats SPORTS After 10 consecutive weeks serving a- the doormat of the Mixed Rowling l.niiflie. train No. 3 finally vuenteil the cellar hy win­ ning two game* of a three-game w ilt* fii.j) the second plare No, O'* last week at the Hanford Howl­ ing Aliev*. The No. 3 attack was bol­ stered b» Marie I'etold'a father, George I’esold, veteran of the City t.rsgue, and newcomer Hank Hnnklnsim. Herald rotted Ihr evening's high series, 483, ■nd llanklnson rhlmed In with n lastv 132 (hrre-set (nisi. Hill Yales scored a 462 effort fur the lo*ers white Dot Powell win close beliinil with a HP series. The Itiro in pa ra hie front run­ ning No. t’s continued to roll on winning It* fourth series sweep ilronplng the N«. fi's hy the wnvside, Morris HJobluni pounded the wav for the winners with a 453 total. Turner's 4IU three-aet figure was tons for the losers. Walker's 103 performance (nr for No. 3 was the best single line of the nlfhl, but the erretlr iaiwler recorded meager games of 71 and 88 for only a 381 total. No. | team moved Into the first division with n three.game victory ever Nn. 2’s. Hob Hayes was the Individual leader for the victors vllh n 472 series. Him tint knocked 43t tenpins down In the best w-rb-.s for the losing No. 2'*. The Mixed 1/inp resumes nlay Inflight at the Hanford Howling Alleys beginning lit 7:31) p.m. Nn. I (3-0) Flayers t 2 '3 Tot (sing 150 1(10 PI 3H4 P. Hnvis IIP 75 82 270 Vm, Iferlmli* 107 115 151 403 f|. 11Mvi-s 11)3 141 133 172 l.ocke HH P2 133 320 Total 033 fill) 5115 1801 No. 2 (0-3) Players 1 2 3 Tot |l„w,-ri I (.3 IOH 00 Hill Asquith 01 10(1 05 25(1 Hill I 10 HH 05 320 Msrtone n o 138 123 373 HIM 140 150 451 048 580 525 1753 Nn. .1 (2-1) I 3 3 lot Player* 121 121 155 1180 M. IWold 112 127 Mil 358 A.h M0 100 151 103 (|. I'eiold 102 171 170 152 IlnnklnsoM 133 140 120 108 Markin Oil 704 713 2001 Total Nn. 0 (1-2) I'hners 1 2 3 Tot Traev HV1 131 110 370 . Powell I 17 MO 153 440 Votes 131 158 1113 452 I Oiirrius 120 t57 124 410 Belts 131 III Ml IIK Total 007 730 700 2100 No. I (3-0) Mayers I 2 3 Tot IIn m elt M3 118 151) 420 llptdnxon 110 120 123 lint hilly 130 122 180 Ml HJoMont 120 I HI 150 453 Total 500 543 1123 1025 No. 3 (0-3) Players 1 2 3 Tot Fried 102 M0 117 320 Ilavl 115 127 100 342 Walker HH 73 203 3114 Turner 124 134 I5H ltd Total 120 4 I I 57H3451 Women Suilont Hold Own In Water Race MIRROR By The Associated Press TODAY A YEA It AGO - Baylor accepted a bid to tdsy Georgia Tech In the Orange Howl. FIVE YEARS AGO - Johnny Lulack, famed Notre Dame quar­ terback, won the llelsman Trophy as the outstanding college football Impression that they were talking w th an other member of the guild, thl Americans, according loWelnbera, went to some pains to ftll him Ir YEARS AGO - Ohio State on the latest methods of paylni P off In th tlr country. This waa out was named top football team In favorite, us divulged by the Argus: the seainn's flndl AP poll. TWENTY YEARS AGO - Cin­ "Weinberg salu most of the ilari cinnati traded Babe Herman to icy appeared at lh a meeting*, tho Chicago Cuba In a five-player n returning to change after ap- iwap which sent pitcher Rob Smith taring on the track, they found and three others to the Beds. ISO tucked In tha to* of ona of In Greenland, the United States « ir shoes." A , n#w Cllpion. What will thesa slick promotars has built an air base at Thule, 700 miles north of the Arctic Circle. able. Here are tha attendano* O aafe'h *im * Army In England In 1(112, crush­ ing Ills right shoulder and badly damaging the nerves controlling Ids right arm. A fter almost two years of convalescing In Army hospitals, flwrcncy was given a medical dis­ charge In 1044 and began tho al­ most Insurmountable task of learning to ptay all over again with his weaker left arm. The lanky dark-haired pro, who U a member of I he Profes­ sional law n and Tennis Associa­ tion of America, refused to be Itched by the untimely Injury and hy 1838 climbed back as one of the lop lefthanded artlsta of the courts receiving Hport Magaslna'a third plare rating as the greatest comeback athlete,” Hen Hogan won It that year and Skip Alexander was second, re­ called Sweeney. Tutored hy the famous Rill Tllden, Sweeney readily admits that lie has patterned his game after Tllden, "He was In my estimation the greatest player tennis has ever produced," the 34-year-elil Sween­ ey stated flatly. "Segura I'ancho Is undeniably, tho greatest player In the game today," Sweeney said. The list of Hwreney's accom­ plishments la long before his Illfated Injury. In the late Mo’s and early '10’s, he won 30 ma­ jor tournaments in the New Kngland and Hastern ares, an­ nexing the Massachusetts state title in 11137. Sweeney turned pro at the Oak Hills Country Club, Fitchburg, soclatlon will elect new officers for the coming year anil appoint the tournament and handicap com­ mittees. The decision to stage the fourth annual Mayfair InnSeminole Amateur Invitational Coif Tournament will be mad* at tonight's meeting, President Robert H. Ilillhlmrr said Friday. "If the group deride* to con­ duct It again, then a date, prob­ ably sometime next spring, will be set, Ilillhlmrr laid. Since the association last met In the soring, the country dull and course has been sub-lea*ed to the Mayfair Inn Hotel under tho man­ agement of Charles Marian. The men's golfing group will remain Intact under the new own­ ership, Dlllhlmer stated. George Pezold Is Mixed Loop’s Top Bowler With 164 Du the bn*l* of only three «f uninc 50 ironies played In the Mixed Men's and Women's Howl­ ing League, degree Pexohl, veter­ an Cltv I .ensue Iwvler, I* the Inilivldnn) league leader with a H14 average. Ellen licit*, the mixed loop merrier trader Tnr the pa«t four » rek*. now rank* No. 2 behind .Herald with a 151 per­ centage. Mon!* MJnhlom. who lends thr circuit In talal game* stayed. 20. lied with Marie i'eiold anJ Robinson, I* the third high bowler with a 153 nvrrngr. Shihhmi hu* downed the most tntnl iiin* this *en«on,4,511(1. Hill Yates and Hank llanklnson are rleadlnrked for thl* fourth place luting among the Individual bowl* ir* with 151 percentages. By JOB REICIfLER PHOENIX. Aril. 181 — Even ticfore the first draft choice had been made at tho opening of the annual winter meetings today, two of b a stb iil’s storm leit figures— Jackie Robinson and Leo uutocher —leaped Into the headlines. Baseball folks were (till busy checking In at the various hotels here when word came from New York that Robinson, brilliant Ne­ gro second baseman of the Brook­ lyn Dodgers, had nccused the New York Yankees of being prejudiced against members of his race. The world champions promptly Issued a heated denial of the dlscrimlnachargcs. There Is no Negro player on the Yankees although there arc several In their farm organliatlon. Durocher, reportedly contempla­ ting quitting the game for a whirl Mrs. O’Llnfrer Winn Weekly Golf Tourney Mrs. Mu* OT.Iuger, wife of the .Seminole Country Club pro, look the class A honors In the weekly golf tounmnient of the Women'* (lulling Association last Wcdnes. ilujr afternoon. ^ at the movies, squashed Um ru ­ mors with a statem ent that be U a tended to continue as m anager dr the New York Olants as long as Horace Stoneham remained the owner of the club. Leo has a oneyear contract to manage the Olants st ■ reported 130,000 sal* arfchilo the major league folh were digesting the Robmsoo-Durochcr morsels, the minors were setting the stage for their t t i t convention that will last through Thursday and cover auch c o n tra venial subjects as radio and t e w vision, ths bonus laws, the waiver rule, the high school rale. Mayer recall rule, realignment of thq leagues and cluba and night base­ ball. The majors will take over Friday and convene through Sun­ day. v ,T f The first order of business was the major league draft starting it a.m. today. by the diaefJmlnattou Armui charges . ____ son, the Yankees, threwgh'Oeuofjfl Manager Gcorga W*t«g, vigorously denied any prejudice agauut Ne­ groes. "The facts do not support Robin­ son's chargos," said welsa. "W* have had numerous N«gro«s in our farm system, and w* are con­ stantly trying to find a good on* to bring up. it flight ronipcID lion. Mrs. Hurry Woodruff cuptured the C classification title wtille Mrs. John Crawford won out In the beginners D group. NATIONAL FOOTBALI. LEAGUE Open Bowling Sanford Bowling By The Associated I'res* Aliev Pittsburgh 03 New York 7 Cleveland 48 Washington 31 Mixed League Average* Chicago Cards 38 Philadelphia 32 It fJ TP A. g. Los Angeles 34 San Kranclscn 21 (J. resold o n 41)3 1114 Only gsmes scheduled llett* 0 27 4152 151 RJnldom 0 30 I6l>0 163 Ynte* 0 24 3185 151 IliillklliMiii 0 (1 IM)7 151 Markin 0 2t 3082 147 I'miell II 27 3052 140 II. Have* 0 0 1285 143 Good 8 p o r « Reed 0 1) 1281 M3 Holly 0 21 1085 142Tee pell 0 0 1271 III Turner 0 3 410 1311 desweln 0 3 418 137 Von Hcrbulli 0 24 3264 130 You'll lie the must boluvcd Manta llarrtns 0 0 1208 134 ever when you give sporting goods ilurnelt 0 27 8606 13H Lung 0 7 1)35 132 fiom our rhnU’o slock. Make your Ruhinaon 0 30 3041 131 selections now. Traev 0 21 20D5 128 Murtone 0 21 2047 120 It. McCollum 0 3 371) 120 Usaery " '-'7 3307 126 lllernat 0 tl 1128 126 • Hunting equlpmsat Doherty (HI 740 125 Ash ') 21 2012 121 M. Resold 3 30 8031 121 Walker 3 3 304 1.21 • Golf equipment Norton 6 (1 710 118 llayl * 0 0 1047 110 Fried 7 0 1040 115 Welnkafsky » 0 1001 M'J Unwell 10 31 2301 M0 Locke 11 0 820 110 (Jill M 0 1)70 Hit) L. McCollum, 16 3 313 IlM H. Asquith 16 0 017 103 Iti oves 18 o non 100 lllrdsunff 21 0 672 06 Minimum Factory I'rice* Prevail P. Hayes 23 0 N27 02 Haughton 28 3 207 80 TAMPA (JB—Women sailors from 81. Petersburg held their own In the annual Thanksgiving sailing reaatte here Numlay. Barbara Tolson won (he bantam class event and Jane Wray finished leeoud In the lightning class. Other winners Included: . Bill Johnson, Sarasota, thistle class: Harold Balcom, Tampa, lightning rlasi; Lee Ballard. St. Petersburg, class: Don Cochran. Clearwater, fish clasa; Ralph O'Brien, St. windmill claw : Charlie Hunt,Lake Walea, moth class; Georga Lutlar. Sarasota, penguin c la ii; Chuck Hoffman, Claarwater, pram class and Del aordon, St. Petersburg, beetle class. SPORTING GOODS 3OH KuhI First Hired keep the dust off U l| MSI 1,090 1,304 Tha following are oeipts for each game th e fa t gate* at tkla.gaar'a you are thankful for tht quick fC f urenoa a Ukpbooa call can bring.' Day in and day out, your taiapfcm* provre new mlraclt rpaterlals found only (n Arcade .D U C H E S S Q r ../ Ida m k ia Lb ana aiaaii wairi ** Today ihr* are more A m t» k t qg awsty ether HUfkomt w M a i e t were f t S tow o, n n f t * io w m m U i miPHONi and h u o ia ph co*r*M f �#**jf *,1 f 1,«?!• ~1 T d UA ** »\ «-"' *v *t» '“f*r^#J%v*' r hi ir t tin V I I .lo w r a it m i _________ a n V O L U M K X I.IV K » l u h l l s l u ‘d HlOH UN Is Seen As Behind Reds In <Air Three To 1 S A N IO IM ). Santa Claus i n u k i ’K N D K . n t II,O K I DA Comes iia m n k w s i ' a i ’K h T l'K S D A Y To D K (\ 'J. lll.VJ N e w S e c re ta ry Of C o m m erce R eveals B usiness O ptim ism Town V a n d o n b e i ’t f | D e ta ile d O f A ir R e­ Union Official Is Selected T o Fill Ike Cabinet Post F o rce! C o n d itio n s In K o r e a WASHINGTON t f t - G r n . 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Nil 1 i. if. .1 V M* 1 f") • .t'H ( f i r r • il»*• t ' Ill weeks ,;lid . .1 .v will lie the a ril :loi (ill |h<- liulgi * to IU*pi < t llieiii .1 1 ( ,.| 1 'in Me » jit* i* 1'*1 \ t J . *1 f . 1 If'l flM III - g(l i lx f Miffs ' ill of |o||» ole Santa ( I.IU.S lontlir I be Navy lolm eil umiirl and flu’ l*b||iih(|| tni l ’ii. 1 M r It ,, t t • 1 tlltW t| It tb 1 im Mil rnw aflerimmi at ’ (o o 'l l o i k with ru.iM'limi; mill (n o n Ihe Saulnnl i i * *li* M» "I Hi, 1 Mil* tl S| 1* . «il. f ♦ Ml U flf. - |1 t t Mfl'IIlIV .. Hie it r e a l i'l p a i.ob- ever staued on N n . i l Auxibam Vtr Station will . I t i d . i r e S t c n s l r . i m (t'linllniinl ib i I'lifte Four) itl.Hl I *»■••»* f 11 iff ses S jty t* r s K e e p * **" ‘b'wnlown . i n e i , nl S aolm d le.ol the p a ra d e sljirttni! at tin 11111 ‘S t s C n n iliiis. •ii V * . . f 11 |. , .lovial SI Nli t will III! Ihe N.n y ('en ter on la.isl First S h e e t ! * E » * (* « 1 I* \ it • . it* •i i t li l l O O K S heal Is nl to n l u b and • llllilren movini* west In Mak \iem o A c liiM t (> n M ;i *i*•11» ll* I* . ■Ti In H|* with Ihe faseioalm : e \ i ilemeill I f'nrilhu* soilllt on llak Ibe pmee* .tn i* *ni l»ii I'.tinV I ami llie *|unt . d l . o l u d In <'hr 1st sum will m u l e down In I’miiH' 1#|11*-}«■! ** n f In *|| || ...... . I I, III 1 l*.*1 I ' i " ■ * I* il -■ |*t * left nl ttllls Slrei I ami In m east itoinit In San *'i|lll i n m aikt I in \ ni i*m i •t( .Ml f nuts and all Ibe wmid.ofiil I»"M» «mi in.111 h- * I1. . il >(i "'!• v •'I**1)line ill Hml tni wiili d leid Avenue nod I lienee mirth n. lilt nl * nf tlii Til \ ii nil llir < n,|t H i* •l aid i i r . Simla will m ake his iltainulle Hu \ , n v l e n te r m u e attain where I I***- llltlll I 'i III) ||| it fei f I. ItiitiJ nf it | h i I- nf tin* |fef « lit !♦»!" (Is | I n o , lla. . b on appeal am e billow tint an nnprcee lb. ellllill'en will lie aw ard ed Ho- l!|*|<* III i «| lil'fiil c ||i* ( . hih *• l l " l i i m l , ut ii im *I « i . t .f N i l , T „ 1 I I* *lr II" . . prulii lax IlHI.tl |, w a « a p p l u v i .1 l a d an* Id •bm b d UA m ill l l i i i s l i i i a s pro ee s- pit/es A ni'iird liiniilier ..f voters parNil* I W'vvi Ml III. ib* etopoo-nl of a •Hill f«*r IIi«mi%iiviiN nf n*» v m**|iiml Xfln Ihr |>.irni!i\ llir l».miT mil **f <’"iiiiiii-*'i(*Hi i • .it»*i llelpuleil III til" Inwii tdeetlon at si I ii *»pri m l MMclihi! iif ‘h* Tit* M \ null 1 * 1 ' * * l* 1 1 1 I ll t cl* 1 * I Hill i In i■ . " * • ■• i all lax p i o c h ib l m i Anmrtimr armiml 3:WI( h,«» t«» tin* cuini-r nf Kirs! Slm*i ,,M,n 1 CumimmitHi. ('asxclbeiry yealerduv in which i‘ti* 1pi If* if Im Mini . or idi ot lllal lliat |i"iil Mattnnlin Avriiun In phiy • mum Fuller U H i* ii "IT i) "V | iif 111 -iMlIh 1<\\« T M tut* II. 1 u renilldutex bucked by the foniolei | Yhv TifiiiniiiiriJim frllnu • I diI*hi it P mi l .1 rv ( . ( i*||<•1 till % 1t . to o il .re in u-4' IriHiidfil m this m r rrv |irm*i*ii* I r b r i s l m a i n ir u U ;nid niu»ir nf the lilt!" town. Hibbard ( ’a s - 1 I lu" h i ** m m seln'l t il '>«v lit I wilt) T'itv Miiniiirrr Ti»i»i 1.»**»*•*»% III W iiii I- 1*1" ' I' nl m •ll lil, -ii . '» 1 »* I'l , - 1 1 r *•11"*' In a 'n t' r opt, Ibe sum . will hr ;M 'small mu!1 u *Srhoolx m r b |llM| s c l h c n v , were sw ep t Into offices im.Knim «f to plarina |H,t,» r n l 1:!J ' IH m *,u finals " ,:ns 11,11 r T T \ull hr ihftmls*r,| iimii nmm ruri> I n n l n * I**1 a f!""Hll'll V ■t W.ilK U •Ml nn m» .ll* 'loi'bl lu rtt tip,t,al 'uilmo*lr*l hint vvinn-oiit nniih- I ln r« ,T ol)vs reprvRi*nlhtis r v r r v W nlnrsilay tn rnnb lr llir rh lh lrrn bv tnrg.- majorities. SlMlIb ,1 Mf*1. 1 K . *• t.if * f *11*11 f - *'i V il d d-e inijMirV A Inlul nf -03 vote* wen* la b m e n l. whirl......... I the (’111 "»>'*' 1r ' n r i ' l Kb Ini' h !" !" ' »" ’T l P‘“,W ' !,r ',,,*r '' fm ,hp >, 'i r n '1':* nl 1:30 I> - ■ Vm tm r* r Hr ’» H■* ril -inn -«1 4 1 f I" 1 •mI v V "f. imFfie tflelf "Ib *Wm tfa limn t » i unit ... i i , , ’ '•nlr.il I-Inrlilu biiib si boiillm m lii. sf 1»'M11'" l • Hid In t b r idecllnn, wlilrh saw n <iii'ii ii1 1 11•‘ 11 1 1 » • 1 .1 ,4 1 11 Hilt lit* Mf * »"x*tily Tin* IU*v. filenti H, Hmliu ^1 linn I* mnnilm, with l.ruml new !,!!'!!]!'n ' h','! Im,! I r 'T * ''‘V“ i"‘i l| Joseph I. lalliii' defeat H arm on " "eip.iliOL* tn lit. narade will lb. n u iit.. until I l*i jl 1*t'l ...... . Id «i * 1"1 • 1• 1 tl . ■- 1 11" tfifty i* nieption Ho ImnclirMs hundreds nf of chililrrn ehililrcn hr be liumU bands finin (m m Srm ...... lunfr limb, pip.1, , Mii ntliin (III lliul* ♦**1........... , 1 . IM I filer, editor of Ih r local weekly ib r ThriHtinn unit MIss Imhui ) At- 1 Mini.....Mil |i I hi h i | ml 11 |H> "•iiiii.«- n , J(, ♦ IM ft 1. » I* • . f. fl'.M <"• 11.1a I'l < 11' | luipim nt. and oilier partlelpunls nun *1 yimi Sebnnl .Sanford .Itinloi lllyli Set.... I ilewspapei ami severe rrltle of Ihinr** T h u rrh b u t rm im in f M* mu'Mi- li'Mi i • tin v i n Ijii f IM III* "I tleorye II. 'Villbiios. head id \etlni; iijam "iliret i . ht I i,, -till Ibe town's founder. Mr. I.alrd l*4iNti*rittr bi’t r in if11 In (hi lh;iy- ■be bieai offiee of Vlmward ami from Santa (’Ians ,b>lm orders I'rttnins Aeailemv and prep band llllll 1ri u It Mill> 1 ■* is ]" 1 . nf ib *t ih, . r Ui.,1 Pierson from Mrlandn Ihjt'aw.ilei and »**i'rlvi *1 1 »1! vutiM iiinl Mr. U»r i*«! ^,l**1* It* in Ii Allium* Cbm • b. o i* . ompanv. au dito rs, ................ ted eo nrdinaled the planmtt I fair of tin- Ibwine, f i l l . ami Wiiilei P ark and rbi ♦ti ■11 "ifi . .....1 Inbii U M • I It lam 1 ■in/i 11 '•» 'i ' M*• t ■f ’n •im 111 in fb Ibe wav ill wliieli tin < itv’s .• p arad e with tin- belli ill led It Hu Ibislis til Tlli* vnleM iteiimiiilleteil Mill lb. * f* i h *"•ii 1 1 f *i1t III S lull • oids an- kept Mi William-, Ju nio r Cli iniber nl I 'o i n m e ii e ami b* • <1 111 -1f ill K\ rrv * l\ Ii I lilt* mill hi ;a hi/,i 1 1 u ill f > 1 Tli» |i.t 1 ) . •Ml l"l* ball* illilntrn <if Mi CiHM*1l*err> int» 1 ,i Vernon V lm y u .d and I ..... . llie M erebants Assoelalloo - Ill;' "«»I1 lias In I II Hit »|M|| |.| , fit, , , t it • i* .1 , iitt 1 l. l 1 'ill. Mil Ifhm r ( M llriollei pioposed » m . line, ami I'rires aiuomitliii: to $f.n wdl be hiial ill llir p a t, nli a** Inliq n> if a M ,| \N • ill*.I F i t |.ib-n Mve-yeiii c o u l .i e t s in fiedii.He aw arded to Hie lop l i n e r pi r.n b r ttllfoi ills III III, r 11r 141111a > rIII*In« • Kill.* .-•i il »; is ,|,i llie audit my of ibe I'll. wool.-, of five different Itniekels fo| eos i i" " 1-111111,1 Ii t U II111• ii I'lpI I*I11V U .......... •■•I to m Mr I'liu m » i » sfalril i lu b lirn u ill lb* i liy Ihe b.i'ully-fornii’d ' K n . 1 it I im ibe eumtmuv is de.air ibis binii's, bleyele und velible deem in fin iiHjiiii i.f ii>. H‘"*»i*"i ttli'i 1 i , , bt* 111v ili il to iiiiirrii in their n u lyinuue. Inns Tblhlriri *III f fnf bj. i*;«,m:N,,.,| tlJni<.s |M. (M|f||a|| | " a ...... tbr * nli filth h:ivr> nf I.. .1s' I .1 ' Ib f, .f»H nf I" UNM'inhlf’ r.n Must Flrxl S i m t Ilermi.n .lov.e rellrlmt mnvm Tto- Itev. litenn K. .Smith, Maxtor r„„eertd ni? il„. |ilti* bn I «,*%*’f (i*#| till i 11It It|r *HI mM Ill'll Fiivl 1* 1 . " v |» n /r nl Sla u ill h« 0 " l» t.b Im I u m h (b<* Navy CVlil«*r anil Ibi a f t e r two r o n s r c n tn e te ,m s. J u n ,,, rh riM ln n „ n,| Missionary m-w mpilpment. .Mr I .I'lllHM .tu a r il n l It* the u in n i'ts uilli $|<> I ll*'"»»» | ,9 0|M.4i'*, I Ml"'11 r o 11• *■ |»t \ t ' I ins Allen and A r th u r tobnson. Allinnee (Ihur.li, him reslmied Ids *‘lbirlnjf Ibe lii-l IJ monib**. Ih« ' Miiyfulr Inn at ? IK) nI* III II t'llf* *♦"*>» "M | |«m t S ‘"llllMiM, \ It tlllH'lll * S|»MllL’ 'i ( M il It I s R t ' l t ’H M ' l l I I I ||lM|||il»* Inrunibent. will fill lin e " older, position Imre to arcept the pastor **»*i( lu (Hr Tjl v blit hvrii h'hll I A 4*M . OVI* till f..|> i|J|| | I T/i . men's seats. Unrolls were a" fnl- ate of the Ihivtmif, Itearh AHInnre \ tiliis i.t h i m W c id c n t I bit rill oil, I M •I IJ H i1 ii,j ,«Hr I • *M\ Ibun 4Vf I Mill fur pn 11** .11**11« f»»i I biws In llie aid"! nllHile men: I’tiureh, Mr. Smith will assume hi* fho tiltl ri|iti|iMi**lT |*|:i*- nl****’ II" " »t*l I ' ** ill* (II ,*l ' rlllf.ll r| Kn* •** M M a jo r .biyre, I 'd. Mr. Allen. IM'*i new duties on Her. | I Ih*Iir ** At * ii 11 *,(ii. *’ h* ,i j <• i I •*I t I I H 1*1 '*1*11*1 U.MHI iiuiii bruit 4 nf (im ! 11 Mr. .tnhnmm. I I I : Clmile Winkle, Ihtrini; Iris b etter tlom ••Itrlil j liibtM mill lb** Uiim" wit I***! «b**u |ii * ■itlciM *i( llir limito Tbtiiiib* i 1 Ian U * , •» if It I. \D t • nil; Mr*. Mai hole Merrill. HU: yearn in Sanford. Ml, Siuitli lias Vnrl, wilNlt'l hr lliij «|t»f|« •*f f H llll lli M , , |»»|,»* t*.f (tint t b* •-i.il M I II I «t,t* If (' . tl h It. l.ownleMull1 Ht. amt Jaek w itnessed rnnsidetahle mow III in "t i if 11ill I i *|*i Mfn t.if i**ii in (iii- la* "NiPVV, ttc will liuvi" U«**h| *'»|ill|* Null I I ' l I *i|it f | Ni If Owens, :t:i. Members of the tie- Inenl Allinnee f'liureh. A new fIM-III wblrll Wilfl’t *a*i|t||| *• tljak•-*-1» mill to M,i 1«|,HI I I•J| III 1.« 1 Ilf | Sll * I f l.| 1 bill M>* . I.eauoe ru-li1 Mr-. Merrill* presl- lubldiur has been er reted at I 'nr K pfiiil Hint i 11Vi-t in n««- nf III** fmi I mrf f "<Mil "I I 1t r f*M 11*1V* 11* 'III! |**i 1 NN* t 1 *1IT1 I ) • nl.... . ^ .lent, Mr. laiwdi im ilk and Mi. Avenue and l-'ourteentb Street nl I-**(iiim i f»♦i Hu "i*i *nit•*I*'11111'4. BIti t I ii llir 4 il I I:**i*11»111*it*i4* t**. Ir il b*> Mt Ibt bt m 11 1 Ht Ill's! I- 1l 1 HI t i l l | If ' ♦ • Lm Iv I1da i* ii ii*l i"llui i* iinin i ii |« ft" V * Ih11* 1 Winkle, while the three victors mi nppruxim nte total cost nf I l»i* juirt bunr util C b ii'tiiia s iianule will ),< m fm „ 1T fmmitt-<| at 11* * ft t t|M I i,#ilIII•***•»•t • r.„ |1M* I!#,\ | Mh i i Ii Hi H • bi t tin-i t i |.| f slit.'l l hi’sr »l* <"ITfil(* •i .1 h Were im-nilo-rs of Mr* (’aimed, ) I I.IMi'l. Approxim ately llie sam e I f>«*t ftiit *i\»r ii llir***yt*iir real "sillp rise", Al Sktnm |U. .blit <11 \ ,i I Hill «| * 111*' 1, (Hiiim* *bi vc w #*| a* ,iimbs ;,j jj,, )tt 1*1*1 till Kill 4 i "tl t|. fiit.D h e r r v ’s shite, amount hns lo-on ulvi'ii liy th e j,„| fill* ll'** |4t p t 1 *1I" II* i b* " W.-'i •• fi"t tr • • tint* "ill int. i e . l ” I’' It "Im"* in llu- Yaebt ........ today *iit t*l 111j" nf • I»* N*'"itti«i|i f Howard Itu rri. won oxer Mary ehurcli to mlsalons dm ion Id* *!uy Vdl.nee Tillv, Im* 1 ini" ’ 1" 'll.'ll -*' f*• 11 M * -" Ii" - *f will be elo-aper th a n the ............ ....... j, 11**‘ *bun *b|||lll ♦ nf I | S hI|'*I«||I I **<if,,|■i -t.-iie .*f 1"I«M*t A. 1lull'd l, »e» retnry nf the hero. I m Hr b :*1• Hl‘ biMlb 1 1" ih n|ikif|,,i'|l nil 11 •Iif* *»• • . . u> nlrI »i|M||ilnrf|t r, . man nf tin LbniH f'ltili’n Cbi i *s( iik, •'••It I'"* I mFji•*119* 1*i§»ia| %.!•* jtl 1 lot .. 1Jt tb t |.en«rue, in the l i n e f"r town Mr. Hnilth has been nrllve In llu •( '» H t l i l t ' J 'ld lfi *4f i’ll p*111till f4lieI "I III »tint*, II*" T if v IK.lt b* -I F m la v iifli f clerk. (’('J eotes to 711 The town I! I•*'I n r , ,.r m w , t .......................... fin' him i -I %♦* J»« I (**)| H H4 I it k I'IT 111 B I'tk lamii, him |'i hml .............* Ib* last ,t fn ninrsbnll, due fibldividl, reeelveil Im'OH r h c l i ’il twice nri'Nhlenl nf the ill In llu* F»iitl|fi*1 itvi'tv v»im for *®!»ifil f( I I • I <1 O 111 0*11 min «'■in slllflli Sllbf , t bill) 11■11*i H| lib- )h !li»‘ iiiiiK't flu** iimi iiinr .......... .. .. .......... C n X . ' " i , 1Y' """ " v," v ,l" we will ml-........... me up will......... . I i llie hlphi'Hl number of vote* nil S* t ,f, (111 ' t f.H ,. ■i iijn "I I M il fill. inlfinli* Loiinly MlnMrriiil A n Jill|Mh«*i It nrtil III*’ i "il\ aaill bava |I iiiil? *bff* iMbit‘ ami* in - ii'ianfi * I • f ' SlMiti4 4 f .j, 11 h a ,11, id * l,jll*l«l rt Dm,,MtCl'd *|,(* || |» ul.I the ball'll Hi dofentltw Ids op- xoclntlon. .llie. a*l . vii*ilnne nf- new mm binary. • i \ m "ti*bl lb " lli’tin II. ' ■ ' I ' l l I , ' I I I I ' t i H j p i I | t l , tl111111 ||| « |'"j fit llll'l. t nf I ..if.'t.li | | , . | i Hi ! „ liMil i mv in lient, ll a r r v I’mlot, till vote* .1•»fin ■ti II*' "iii I * t ii lif « Mr. flinilh cxprcaneil In** fond Turn In* ul iilllnmntive cnnceriiN tii,("f»i"bib' H I M l (\ v * i niiy ill'll" l i e ib* lilirrl lo ■'lilIrnMl 11* SI,yllur. ' dv ill IV* • " " I 'Mbitl'l «••|, | |lb't — In r*fi. The la tte r was a l.ea«un nenN for Sunford, nnd hi* reiciot »t reeelveil ntileM for 10 v* bu I**** or I Mil I hi laid ,(lh i bis b.f I fi*li Iv j, •* lb* I'Mifit v * ban in im II" Hll > !«,)•( Ill I'llllfl bilk'* HI,It" ® ramlldiil". I (Ml 11*11111 l’|| leaving. "O ne a p p r w l a t e . Sanford | | 0|,,.r Mnlnr Hnlan "I mu uol 1'iiillg lo illsrlohr inn W IlHillll I f'I* * IlHi'fl If tl >|x jj|h'k ' *j1MJ11M■T' I l( If" sbl’f if f lIlll'N | lof plans now, tint I would ih I vim Mrs. Hot'. Hamilton said th e more (bun ever when lie face* th e , I t ill b > a *■ m i (> H i , | mv nf H7 lo Ii" ul llu1 patadi- to "d iim fdiiiiimini nf lb, « it % |.mM 114*1 till *if fbi' lliM'T *••Ira, ill lilt II'll Hi I I ill | *Iii \ "il Ihr f« Ml .111*1 b'nirne would ••oooernto with the neccaulty of IcuviuK, und of sever- : i r„,h„lni for three Ibrec cvcryoniMniifii, I" I" t » | | |. ' mot row In s r r mil flout.’* M i l ! II 11! 11" i i l i iii i- | elected nfflrlals In the lu tereat illjf the th-s wiilcll have been *"*’•*•* | utuirtirr ton tdek.iip Fhevrtdel Mrs. Wl'fbt K h H» t hh we lt , t* l Assisting I,ion Hkiitiu-i will ’«■ III.11, Hi " hi i ,i Iin till f ■ f b i n, of the town. 'll with Its friendly people, bo f , ui-kis ami *fl,7Hn.:i7 (after trade. dr i* i n lij* b .............. .. , . 1L Cub l.lon Hill White and past Kmc , ' ’11|," ',l" 1 lh‘ •it «• Til ilrrlarr-il. " W e hnVv Im-i-ii t b r re , , , ",|l <■l l M u n li" un / V «cyen opv-linlf ton pick- |<jon ( > r |, C(ir|„,n. The l.bm . Clol. M" " " H< SCIIOOI. HOAfUl •I bt brill > M i* J . f I r i p i r n t s of llie c lta rn rlrrlstlr kiml O v ie d o F n m il> H e a r s ti .fiimiMV til* float will lu. fifth segment of Ho ,n'': “>'• II .i lb t Hills received for n new xln«e lii-s* o f thi- people here, anil bavo up ( h e v o l r t trurk s. N ( 1 < .III h i I f l l ' fll ll ll tl Mi. itnli'f' Hull |r» Mini Holler Motor ._Sulcs |, ,i|r<j In m the glgmiti. f.r. Ml SjlllU s ill I II I J'lfl n f l. p b . ' f . . . . . . ._al... . . en.ter. m n i sM.. e niion urn m e gig curtain at Seminole Hlith Sc hrml npuri-clated g ren tly our ronju-ninl O f N e p h e w ’s D e a t h llir MiPrs ,*u"[ «« Dm-I* , III F r.'' low dil* of *~,l .<! for two unit Christum* pioeCHsmn, p i oevsslon, wbl I 'vnnbl I"- Mu were one tied this murnlntf bv the relation* with Sanford's official*, oid ‘ I Ib fi" ib'iibl 11 11 Th.f1 ,' tvtiiiltl I m * * i* ■ * " i " l f iff ii D i tin b»iM' .m iiblle kit's kH's lo In- used by will begin mllie 1^1 g west d>.« I. I 1111*“* h I , 1 M, OlilsmnbllK r a n In Oil' lib *1 ti, Seminole County Elnara "f 1’UldJr IU mnny uriianlEiitiunt, cliurchci , I* \ ff|., M j»0 n,.,, p<*t»firt*m*nt and an F irst Slrei-t to m o n o w nflei noon i'il|ltfi|lll*l’*«. i ll I|«li *'I*Y hi .I' h fiiti liH i*t|i | HVIK lUt 1 S|.e. ml 1 Win.I im ci r •-111ii 11 i h Mi'll ' hi1 STM I . lu M I Inatruellnn and were referred r tn and .rbool*. Wo ahall mlsa tliese r « | , | M,l(,idb- hk m | | ''IH at 2:30 p. in from (In- N avy Cen­ iiii'I Ibr* '*Muibi*rw M(»t'’b.M [ FuiM'i it ■t I >. I •..-."I, l.'.eiveil Mr-. . .C • i He 1 T• the City Architect Kllon J. Mulish- mnoclutlond and w ith tho very , , I,v ,, Mi, mnl , lid lie uiiieip.lt. ,| ||,.,l ||„ ft, W. fb'jiiM1 * ('Hiti»|• * v I » • p. 1 'lay W l.ltlletoh of Ovleilo o f Ib" dealb | l , | f«*r u. e of the City Munuger’s of ter | ................ # l o n for ultitlv. ln?it for tholr futuri*.*' fu-e, .IciliM Henderson, onst dislriel " l * 'i t *lu fum u.lui for tb. ul Mr* I.ill lei.m ’s ot-nhow, lid He will hnkr hi* rccnmmcmlallun ! • . . n l i i i . 1 .s i I .,1 C age I .. i i i 1 venr rep orting t l 2H3.7II liulunr" w ard Miller, :.’n son of Mr no.I Hoinlnole County Motor* was Iin-siib-nt mnl m i le n t Inteliiutimi on the bid*, which ransed from In llu- tre n su iy ilft"i ii I'.lnt of 31 rs. F T Miller of Kvnnsvlll.-, *2.7M tn *3 7M. nl Ihe retfulnr F u i k I h F o p C h r i H l m a K uwurdtsl the eontrnel for If) one ul eouiirllnr of llu- l.lnn* Club. win. ffmn.fiil N trii'* ,* d . M a n T h i n k s in evoeime* f... lid* ve-»r, It OMlflH'F III* I'HH •* •*•«** N ’c j t l I s S e n t e n c e d mill iilie -liiilf Ion Dodge trueks, IVlx. mcetlmt nf the School Hoard on 31. T. Jeffries, Fti.el.lu F is lrl e 1 D riv e T o H e S ta r te d Mill.'I '"Us I. |i(,. -. e e r , uf Mu lu east * IH ,lll7.*0. H is litim l Is T o o H itrh Pee. tl at 11:00 n.m. Mr*, Her ■‘billriUM oof ll..- NFII*. t" m n t e d C -l'Jt ( ilub"l<lu«lee wliieli I'lushe.l T n Hi Y e a r s In .b id The Kim itln-fieorgiii Tractor F l e c t i o n I h l l e i n K Irude Furdyce wa* appointed a* an • lint uolio "uses liii.l risen till per • The inn,mil Clirfstn us iuo.l rula- Coinpuiiy, Orlando, wus awarded in Alusku Nov. -JJ. eii. l ying 11 pusadditional Inaeher al the Woit , 1. , . , ,, , . \lt\M I 1‘ \ 10 .11 '. Mlll'.l III Ing artivlty of the Im al unit uf two rontrnets, one for un Inter. H e ld In h i n j ^ w o o d eent the first II ...onllis over the xeoger mid n e w of .V.1 The C I'.il's Side Primary School. uo.1 1 ' ' 1 ’ '.if* on I . no mi 1.urn ami Hlln entire venr >.f liuvi the Kalvotlon Army will he start, i.atlonnl luilldorer to coal f.'i.5r>U 1 up" 'img 1., ............ ... |u, g sl ed vainly ili-stlaiition wax Anchorage, Ala* " I n Fb.-rliln (be •.en-elitage wo • ed Saturday with the ilisplay uf nnd nnotber for an F.lnyre bit* i Six Cenlr.il Florida r.imniunl I It Stull Ii ii, xeive III II, ,, |||s nisi l„,|„l IS Inn high MASONIC MKBTINU kn, wh'-ro Miller wn* bused willi .l-ele , „ „ ... ,, r. I moat ns er eat," lie ilis-bire.l, ul t'.iul luli-u 111 tl,,. s ta le 1 1 s; r o i u n u , s i i a u r llut-et lid Sanford I amIito No. <12, F. A A. the traditional collection kettle*, iiminmix iliatrtbutor at it rost of lies. Umgwnod. Kail Oallle. l-.usli*. "T he s I mI.-' s i „ i „ i i . i,v ......... .. the |l. 8, Air Force, lie hnd been Ituif. I .01 0 . M„ will meet tonight a t 7::I0 Captain William M. White, mm- *0,.1211.(10. The Florida Kiiuipmenl U-exbnrg, I limit ilia anil flusbnell. ,.r n l | n f| Mt tl ..f thi- oil leave a t Ids h«llte ifi Wisconsin P -ei'eO lim i ul j 1 , vtn -i t the timid Monday officer, announced today. Company. Jacksonville, entered ore holiHnu election* lodny to n a m e Ve „ r over ibe en llra m-rio.l ..f nnd Uiiirdi-d the (ilobem nsler al e'liirg.- of ,, mmiibitighlr V o'clock In romilar rommunb-atlon mamtlng , lor lam es Mellon C u rler 12, w |m Tho Ranford Husines* nnd ProR'ontlaoed On Pane Four) •tigioallv i-bnrged with uuu.l.-i ,,|s„ lu l.l 011 .1 federal " b a r g e for the annual election of offleora, feaalnnal Women's Club will contown offlrlnls. llir,|," ] C am p MrChnnl, Waxli,, for Ills ieI ii 'lu- first ih-gii . , Neal plea.led transpo rtin ': a stolen e a r from A Is.il mlniitc write-in lamnnlgM It waa announced today hy It. C. duct tho bel|.ringing rnllertlnu 1*1 answ er n mi.-*lino. Mr. (urn lo Alaska Whitmire, secretary. Worahlpful Saturday with other loral rlvlc S a n f o r d M a n A b o a r d added ano ther n a m e lu the list of Jeffrla* • aid. "T h " nallooal fniin* Milter eidisleil 111 llu- Air Forvi- K'ult.v to tin- h - v p i .I eburge of IjH-kxim to FI I .im lrnl.de wbero two qualified enndldnle* hi Ibe race ■latlnn will give aid to em-niie m-e.l. a y ear ago. Tin- youth's fath er wax 1111.pxl11ugbt.T- Hi uttoi'Meyx tti-n- he wax arrexti-d last week Master J. Vidal done* requeita a organisations to take ovi'r the bells |i:,vis s(.| |,uml ,t t i n non fur l.vle pood attendance nf Maater Maaona on each of following dav*. s y li, no nuillei* who ll lx. It will visiting Mr. mnl Mr*. Idttletoo in William Huteldsoii .11 an.I Coi.lon R e t u r n i n g : T r a n s p o r t for mnvor at |jingwn<Ml (fliullfled ( undidnil's fur Ibe of ),,, you r (roinnilllee) lull t ». t" I Ovleiln a l tin- time llu- crush wa* V Frederick. I’aim er Wis'd. 32 untiled in I'itt.xfor thl* marling. Fund* collected will be used In names appear on the m,1* Idea nemss '» H people in 1 i-ported. Mrs, Millet was eapii-ti'd Tin- defendiipt - v u - . liuiged with tuu-gb on churgex ..f post office presdlng Christmas cheer to ftevrn Central Floridian*, veter­ fire, whose * are lloberl W. Dunn nail O. Mu- forthcoming .Mve." j to Join her buxbaiul here hint week the x Iliving o| I ’u rlp l.ee Ciuil j rnbla-rv mi April '0 li'.'.l Wood ie<#' people by provhllnp them an* of the Korean rnnfllrt, are dim bulbil, H. Snmlcrnas, while the write-in On Jan. 2 Ibe " M a —li " f lllnu s" lull plan* wore rniicelb-il willi her lumi, Winlei I'nrk, with 11 knife hnd been living in IIoIIvwimkI tllldt-r with aurh Items a* food, elothlmj Kept. it. an assum ed n a m e 11111I « is reeng. ilrive will b""'ln. fu lm in a tin g on son's ilenlb. nil loya. Such neisly rusiple should transport^OcnT N<d*nn" M.1” Walker p/uln01"" "* * * ' ” ' y __ --------- jJjw. 3 , . be *4,tied. One other uuirder i u m - n -m a li" iiln-.l tbroucb .1 "w inted " e irc u ln r ret In touch with the Hnlvallon or at Seattle almnrd the navy or-Inrum " n hcnt* ll. C, Carlson. J a m e s , « w 0 f]n<, mum h’i *,i*reei.l of ,.l* to In- tried In llie full term " f Cir- In the Hollywood I’osl Office, Army, tho captain said. trnnsonrl Marine l.ynx, the A»»o- II. Heller and I., C, Walker ore »o||o i-Mr* reipdre fi- uuli.l nld," 1e n ll Court, Hint of Itnmlolpb MUelated I’re** reported, FIS H IN G AND IID N ’II N li seeking r c d c c tlo n a* cmmelbtien Mr. Jeffrl"* eontlnueil, SOCIAL. BKCUIHTY | ler, Koulliwi-xt Knud, .lu n g e d with Alaiard the (ten. Nelson M. white oilier qualified randldatca .Diirlri" the oiiextloo nod nii*wr> i A IoiaI of 2(1,337.73 In receipts the find degree nuirdor of Wash M o v ie T im e T u b lu llaymond Rash, Field Tleni<-*elil- Walker arm fa t. Jump* It. Darin, from flslibig mnl liiiotln.' Ili-etmi** for the five roitncll aruts nru J. atlvd of the Orlando Soelal 8‘s-uriierlud, Mr*. Nnnev llrock ooitii.-.l Ingliin .lulinsuii. Went Tbirlri'tllli a ir/. Hrlmton Ave„ Hanford and Sgt. Aland niiirlal *3 xlainpx for sla te . A. Coltingham. Heth Hahcock, J. OUt IlOW ijlfferepl orge-d-xlloox Ity office, will Im at the Court S tre e t, with a knife Ju n e 7. phonao I* McCoy, III* W. Madl"Tip’ (iieatexl Jlliow on Karth" ileslgnuleil liiitiilng an-nx ilm iog It. Orant, A I.. Holms, l,m-r-> “Uch a s llu* III-to Hb'uni I’M serv. llouao in 8anford on Friday. Pec, The first nf tin- three m urder I :l)t> - 3:41 • d:2« - 0:21 frine*. L. J. North and E. E WII- Ici1 aomrlty e»uld hI.I in the sue- the month of Novmnber has heeu r a s e s wliieli appeared on the *, and Fridge, Doc. Hf, Imtwrim aon Rt.. Ocala. Almanl ll.,* Marine I,yn» arm llamaon. sent to the x ln lr Fresh W a te r Fish M ov | Ft. w n tho hour* of 0:30 a. m. and 12:00 ert-x of the ilrl“". docket was th a t of Hubert Kil­ "A Street Cur Niiinrd Desire" Mr*, (i. H. Fl-blaiek. citniiiab*" ami (Jmuu Coiniiilxxioii, 31r*. I.etim lians, UP, t i lt l West T enth Ktrcel, noon. Mo will wka claim* of re- CpI. CiUfanl U Baumgariiner. <1*7 Hen ll. Orav. incumbent. 11 op­ tlreil wnrlttra, thalr deoandents, E. Ilowy Dr,, Difgutd) CpI. Johnny posed by Woodrow Preicott In the advisor of the F irs' stnto uolio Fowler, ehlof clerk of llie County who was sente need yesterd ay to Show stnrts dCIO. feature (1:1*7 and aurrlvor* of dacwtiM worker* H. (Jo**, Auburmlalas Cnl. James race for I m collector, while Mr. district, **»nr1ed that oon of II". J u d g e 's office, snlil yesterday, intermission H;fd', lust feuturo A total of )*,3H2.73 In licenses n te rm of 30 yenrs o f t e r ho plemlC. ounn, Ounn, D aS tn o upl. Dpi. unartes CharU* E. and dlatrlhula u*uary; r.. Clrey'i (Irav 'i wife, nreaen! nroiont clerk-lreasurclerk tr uurpoaea of 'He exr"""lgn wool.' dlatrlhute Informational ma- o. 0:31 ........................ Preebe to pay for rehabilitation and waa aold during thu month and a ed guilty to u ch arg e uf svi-ond degree murder. total of |D7D In huntlnjg atn mi*. public education. it L' City A uthorizes T housands A re E xpected To W itness C ounty B oard Is $61,000 P u rch ase Sanford C hristm as P arad e T om orrow A sked To Ratify Of Equipm ent H ospital C roup Audit ini' Finn Prai­ i: iiiyr Of City Casselberry Slate, #Wins In Town Vote By HiK Majority 04 Rev. Glenn Smith Resigns Pastorate Of Alliance Church # Lions Club Flout a.'l March 01 Dimes To Be “Surprise,’ Flans Arc Made A( Says Al Skinner Cify Hall Medina ass gsss'M'™“ ““J ■* ■^.4%r> *■ ...... r * ~ v T+J • /IV ’T , I ’*, • ~ M3B I r j H F • • 4 VV: W * . '(d u rA.^*a lAitit*'.. �Eisenhower Dark Horse r u n a a n f o r d iik r a l d I'age 2 Turs. Dec. 2, 1032 Dniitrlns McKay of Orojron, who will be Presl* The Sanford Herald dent Crtiventoj KlNnnhower'H secretary of l ho interior, Is only tho secKatab'lahig Is 1*0* t,h|l>h*a Salts aarapl Balarilar oiui cllizon Ilf the Htiitc to enter the cabinet, nlthoujih Oregon la. S»niln>. i krlaimas ami Ken rear*. paltlUhnl ua s ,,i „*.I»t» fel- Iiiih Imtp in the Union since IH59. Kx-Seimtor George H. Wil(onlm t hrlstniaa ami San Veara. 'inniH was appointed nttorney pi neriil by Grant, serving from I ll Slnunolln .Straws 1871 lo 1875. lie was then named chief justice, hut not con­ , Metered aa srrond rlass ,nailer firmed by the Senate, Orlitlier 37, 111lie. nl thr I’ual IMfire «r aantnril. Florida, uniler Ihe Sri furiously enough, (hough short of cabinet officers, the ,„ IW Wy , ; .M ir -l;.'' •-TO.____ state has had t w o v ic e presidential candidates, a much ^ IIIII.I.S %*> **> «** '•< honor. Joseph Lime rm in ISM), only :i yi'iiswla*'.*'. rtJliar hail become u state, on Ihe secessionist ticket headed b y ' ihiii liii.v n r, a a llualaena Haaaaa* John U. Ilreck in ridge. After tie 80-year interval the second sTiuK'IITHI* ItATUK Oregonian appeared, Senator Charles L. McNary, Wendell n r Carrier .................. — . • -X# line ...... . ....... . l-uu Willkie's running mate McNary had been the co-author of Three .llniilhn .... -v ■. Mia Munlbn *-J* the controversial MeN.irv-Haugen liills for farm relief which line Senr —II.MI President Uoolldge vetoed indignantly. Ills nomination was All Mlillnare nnllren, card* nl i a tacit adinissiiui that MeNnry-lltigenism was consistent thanks. ,e*iilHllnaa nad nollees nl with orthodo't Itepuhtirnnisin. eaterlnlmurnl lur I h e parpoae hi mint** funds. will h e ehaeaed Ini Some Western se-relaries of the interior have hud overat reanlnr sil»erll»le« rales. liberul views on the tri infer of public lands to private enter­ Mepreannled nationally Hr lalane K r„.|.a|ifr llmreaealallten prise. This caused murli trouble in the case of T aft’s RichIni-.. Vet* I ttrh, I hl. a«n, llrlrnll, iird A. i’lillingcr of Washington, and downright scandal In Hannan til* a ad *1. t-naln. timt of Harding’s Albert H, Kali of New Mexico, who be­ The Herald la a aaemhne al Ihe Aaartelalad I’reaa *»hlrh la entitled came the first cabinet official to go to prison. earlaalralr la Ihe aae far repahllAmericans are hoping I hut McKay will be governed by •allaa af all lha loeal aerra erlaied H IM. aerraaaper, na wall aa all the national interest. a i* a s , ninnntrhea. ■ ^T U E S D A Y DEC. 3, IB52 We reap what we mow. line good seed, of klrdltce* and helpfulness. They *h«ll reap the whlrlwlnd-ifoM rtnon H;7. ' - Congratulations to llic CflcryfrdA on the enrfduitnn of « vriy successful season, Swimming is bald wink lor peo­ ple who air nut uird to it. Hun I try In iwim ncross n river while you me out hunling untew you me willing to risk luting your lile. A Pal,ilk.. man lord it die oilier day. after lie had killed a deer, and managed lo gel arrow the river all right, lint In swimming Inuk went under, never lo riat* again. Such exertion i» hard on die lir.nl. may irove too murli, it nothing else inppeni. Nothing i» «uing to lie -aid, «i il it mid. about ii wlirn General Ei.mhowei leavr* for Korea. Hut at the rate lie hai been making new. lately, with hit fierpient po­ litical appointment! reaching an almo«t deafening crescendo, when he no longer ceatei to make new. for a few day., it will lie alrnn.l a. notice­ able at if Smi.a’i hand had sud­ denly .topped playing right in the middle of one of hit famuui march™. Nobody would ever lie able to guru what hat liap|ienedl THE HILLS AFTER K O R E A News And Good Men Thu nisiinl tifttspti|MT rcrulor might got the Idea that the Imd people i i l In- world oiitnumltor the good as he regards strirh-.' of eiirm- nod violence th a t happen each day. Hut il must nlw«.*• he ieirn-nil«n>(l that it is the unusual, llii> doimrluie houi normal, that makes headlines. The Saturday Review makes this point In u brief article in its issue for November 2D. At the same time that ru|x>rts of prison riots were -hoi king the public, the article notes, many convicts were m.ikir.g significant contributions to the wellbeing of llo-ir fellow men. Prisons are a source of supply for scientists experi­ menting with diseases who need human guinea pigs. Knch lime a call for men >o -ubmit to such experiments is Issued there are always a greater number of volunteers than are ‘tpiired. The number of voluntary blood donors In prisons is greater per capita Ilian I ho number of donors outside. For such activities prisoners receive no special consideration it Ii regard to sentences nor treatm ent in tho prison, nor are they rewarded liuaacially. Many men in prison are vicious and unfit for human so­ ciety. Itut some of lh> men behind the whIIh are there be­ cause they made mistakes for which they are sorry. They are capable of kindness and loyalty and some of them will make good citizens when they are released. This should not lie forgotten when stories of the had men behind liars a t­ tract public notice. Too Late To Classify Hr rtUSRRLL KAT I can remember the time when: Lurry, l-'lorl-lu Citrus Kriuwition, the young Indy Meier led nt Klor- Winter Hnven, Horidu. Ida's Citrus queen would receive1 -ft,,, contest to trie d lli- ()ii'"-ii some llltle trinket and u bo IK)liet wg| |„, |„ (*„ *tuges: the first "This above all; lo I bine own self be true, of flowers, but times have ftn> night of t-’eb. Dl, when tho And it must follow, as the night the day, rbanged and the IUB.1 queen of flnnlists will Is- chosen; Thou ennst not then be false to any man." the I-'lorldit Citrus Exposition will the,, „„ the night of IVb. 17, tin—Shakespeare— not only Is- showered with a lot ,|urrn will he selected from this For more (linn 50 years as reporter, editor and radio of expensive gifts and un top of group with the remaining six to He careful not to drive on to Ilit commentator, I have tried to live up to this bit of good coun­ that flown to England t» rrp re -1hi her maids of honor for the sent the gulden realm of citrus y,nr. Entries will he nr cep ted thnulden of Ilie highway when sel with which Polonlus sent Laertes on Ills wny. at the court of Ht. James, whore u„u| Kelt. I(), |UBU. pt.iing another car; you may run F.very man sets himself a certain standard—tho hard (the will attend the coronation of Arrangements have been made over a beer liollle, Some itale. thing is to live-up to It. In inv line of work, that of analyzing the new queen of Knglend. to fly the new eltrus ipieen to gve liwt iigainil throwing beer and interpreting the 'news of the day for millions of roudurs Never before In tho history of I.andon where she will imve re­ olllr. drier ollikr uniiglill? lAijfel. and listeners, tin tertiptatloh tp norvii something other than the Citrus Exposition h n \ \litj servations for Ihe Coronation nf a uuecn created a* Event, l.uter she will visit Ire­ out of automobile, along the high­ tlie public interest is constant. The human Instinct to protect selection imicli Interest. The girl selectud land, .Scotland and Franco where way., We don’t know whether thi. friends, the natural desire to escape criticism, the direct or must he beautiful. Hhs must have special programs will he staged .tale hat or not, hut if to, it i. not indirect pressure from husines* -mil editorial associates, the liersonnllty ami poise for she will In her honor as America’s enforced. And if iherr it no inch more ->r less legitimate deinaadn of an advertising sponsor ho called upon to hobnob with the Queen of the Realm of Citrus. tops in royally, and since she re­ Hailed as tin- "show window" jiw, lirere certainly iliouhl he one. | are always raising ethical issues. presents a realm of extreme im­ Without Home guiding principle It is not easy to know portance Some ilalft luivs iheir highway, In her own rlglil the ot Florida's eltrus industry, Hie ooitcd widi tigni notifying (lie pub­ ! what to do. The simplest wav out is to yield to presmiro. imure ton she makes will eoont 1115(1 Flotilla i'll i os Exposition will have s per iii 1 features fm lic of a $10 fine for throwing tra.h Hut that undermines elumictei and makes it more difficult n lo­ mowers, including the annual in vents gone hy Exp •eition of- competition on ihe highway.. That miglil he a to resist the next demand. for the ln-.it packed As a boy I studied the lives of our great Anicrcun edi­ rieiuls hud lo go out nlol is Jt Ikisus of nil vnrlcllo* of eltrun good idea loo. lha loitiles to line up entries In tors .and learned that llmv became great because they had fruits arid a sperlnl "Florida The grandton of the man who the courage and independence to be truo to themselves. That tho Queen Contest, hut this year Citrus Mutual Day," Feb, 111, will nruhahly find them­ when the ilav's events will ho In i. generally credited with having became my ambition. To make the public enuso my cause they selves fighting them off for lust of this great citrus orbrought about the downfall of the and to servo it regardless of cost or consequence. I huve ahout every girl III Florida would charge panlxntion. .Special committees citrus to work out ail elaborate program League of Nation, by keeping thl. not always been right, alas, tmt I have been true to myself like to wear the country fiom joining it it by even when I was wrong. And, for half a century, I have had crownhave he-n appointed hy Mutual Every citrus organisation in I'tssident ferry -Murray. ilrange twill of political fortune, peace of mind.— Hy II. V. Kaltenborn Veteran News Analyst. the state is urged lo_sponsor rui this nation’* new chief delegate to For the fifth straight year, tha United Nation., Tho.e who may rto tr« yirU w hV lm ve1,r l l U | " g S Tom ^ re. pr, f . Mnt m e d Thu. X OV ngirls who have rev-hod tl.elr >B|yf Mw,„ i„ .sol.to. H th ldrthdnv Imt not their Jiith c o n s t Mutual network show ice foreboding! of dita.ler in ibi. ell I-eh, 111, 100" Thiv can la* "Ladies Fair," broadcasting Mon appointment might well cheer them* sponsored by any civic, frutcruul, diy through Friday at tl n.m. tilvet with the thought that the mmin-rrliil or nth.-r rccogiilrul from the Norn Mayo Auditorium un - fly ai>|xiinloriginal Senator Henry Cabot lnuWASHINGTON organisation, Entry blank and or a labor loader, Martin P. Dur­ the Ex|Misltloii grounds. Ad­ Lodge wa. not really again.! the kin, an secretary of laliur, Cm. full Information muv he obtained mission to tho hnmdrnsts Is frvo General Manager I’hll und each day audience particip­ from League nf Naliont;’ lie fought it Elsonhowor put himself In a nice only became of the .null given him noslllnn If Durkin's handling of the ants receive valuable gifts and amir. mixes. Tom Moore is ono of and other Republican, by Pietidcnt JobHouees law—Ihe Wnituer Aet. predre'-'-nr Florida's greatest boosters, A can any then; "1 promised Roo.evell, by Wilton’, continued to In fair to labor. I did what of Tafl-llartley—set up the NLIIll water-ski enthusiast, he partici­ lo administer the a d . And when pates In events ht Dick Pope's rrfu.nl to attempt a hi-parti.an a|i- noither Iloosevelt nor Truman did the Republican Cnngrexa In 1947 Cypress proacli lo American foreign policy In 30 years; I put n labor leader und day in and substituted T-H for tho Wanner day out Guldens, In the top labor job. on his network program ni tho.e day.. Act, It retained the NLRB, kerp"1 leaned over backwards to he ornn.jnt problem and responslbib in* Ihe secretary at arm 'a length. h* tell* listeners of the charm Tho Oilando Sentinel reproduce, fair, Durkin was tint only a labor Ity In Ihe whole field nf labor* Those who knew Durkin during and beauty of Florida anil of the leader. H i was a Ddmncrnt who management relations: how, the those hectic 1B35 days, when Confha article from the Seafarer mag- voted against me. If II didn’t turn two sides art along, o r >fill to gress was putting the Wanner atine on Sapford’. St. Johm-ftldian out rlitht,' at least I tried." under tho basic labor law, tho Act together, say he opposed handRiver canal, give. It a nice plug Ui But the selection of n union Toft Hartley Act. Corffreii gave<ina tho Jnh lo tho NLRB. If he 111 editorial column.- We believe leader for the job-D urkin Is pres­ ml „F * Hi? N*llonol Labor still thinks tho Idea Is wrong, and ident of (ho AFL's plumbers and llolallhn* Hoard. [tries to get Congress to mango, morn Information on thli .ubjecl Steum fltters-ls far from a gtinrIn fad , the Democratic congress 1Its mind, he'll probably wind up .hould be iupplied lo our two antee of sunny days ahead In the which created the first basic labor nowhere fast. United State, lenalon. When one troablcd field of labor. dfithem wa. in town, recently he The secretary o[ labor has im­ wa. aiked what pro|f|i» wa. being portance, nf course. Ho heads the Department of Labor and Is u made on lha canal, and be didn’t member of tho Cabinet. Hut his 1949 Chevrolet aatm to know anything about It. Is a job with tremendous limita­ 2 Door Sedan Thd Uit Itme any of our r*pr«- tions. Mnlatfve. have bad anything very Congress kuvo tho Labor Depart- t in c h Id u y about It wa. when lari Wilcox war running for tonf f M back in 1932 and be prom(6 make it hh flret order of Mi. Striker U. could get help from wme of our preienl 1947 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan iW|AM>»ca9 Bacauia of t >eotiniing in Certain IN YOUR Hillsborough, ;to»nJ(» ^ w j t y ere need* i , >61 #T*» a child can ““ “ M S ’ 1950 Bulck Sedanette * ' *<*' * 1947 Ford Convertible 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe K itra Clean, Radio 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan When yo« j*y cfiiwk, you have an automatic receipt to avoM mtaunderstandin;. Open your account here' I* . .............. > Special m t 00 A t l a n t ic ■n7.rr:;T"— TELETHON B 1M4 . Hanford, Fla., Nov. 20, IP52 Editor, Hanford Herald: This Is an open letter to the RAVINE GARDENS, (Special I petition workers of the County, — Newest tourist mcccu In fabu i i he response has been treinendou £ lous Florida, the once-famous Ra­ ' by the Property Owners an<P vine Gardens on the historic St inters of Seminole County, which Johns Htver wltl he reopened ti­ i mws how unpopular the vicious the public on Sunday, Deermlier I-* oning DJI is with those that Ravine Gardens, located nporoxl *.ould feel its sting. mately SO inJes south of Jacksor. i wjuui appreciate your co-opervllle In Palatka along pletureson- i.iinn In scniilng your petitions in coastal If. S. Route 17, for v-ar xs soon ns they are filled, so that prior to World War II w»x listin'- a tabulation may he made. Let mo ally famous as the largest rnnren i go you to reecn a* many as pustrorlon of asaless In the world. tlhie, that will he nffected hy the From the birth of Ravine Gar Zoning. Those of you that have dens In 197-1 until Pearl been circulating petitions, WORIC placed a damper on travel, this er just as you wnuid work to keeiV tensive display of exotic flowers ,ur irui-uoin from any enemy trees, shrubs and other worders o' om stealing your freedom to live horticulture was widely known * * lu r life a* you desire! "the largest munlelnally-owe Reports coming In are very onflower garden In the Unite - .uiaglng, in-cause only a few that States." iio not care how about the poorer Highlight of tne Christmas sea­ ,i!a*x, are the only ones to refuse son program of Ravine Gardens -o sign the Petitions. Those of you will he a pretentious Gladiola in thr City of Sanford, wishing to Show to open coincident with the t intrlbute to the Liberties of those ceremonies on December M, and i-ho have patronised and hefriemkcontinue for two weeks, Gladiola irf J you In time past, will — find - - Peti­ growers throughout Florida have tions lions avallahle through thl* w riters accepted Invitation* to display by contacting the Amoco Servlet” their choice bloom*. station at Second Street and Han­ Just as Its annual feature for 10 ford Arenue. yearn wa* the crowning of "the Many of you may want to buy Arnica Queen” amid a riot nf country property at some future blooming flower* and a court of time, ami Pm sure you will wont lieauteous ipieen* from nil parts of to do aa you please with whul you Florida, so will these corn nation pay for. People of nil walks nf life ceremonies he revived In an atmos­ ore signing against this law Hint phere of splendor this season. A * us imposed hy, shall we say one date In February probably will he nan , who has money enough to live selected. h luxury, partly through the pat­ Ravine Gardens was closed from ronnge use who are ronage of those nru being rub. ruh» the lulu 11)41 until UMd when il t’tj by this low. was reopened for a brief period, Wo Ip’llevo that any person that The lush vegetation during those would drive the poor people out wnr years hail transformed this huge 88-acre tract, largest tourist of the County, by forbidding to attraction of its kind In tho world. nllow thorn to build ns they ran Into a veritable floral JungMnnd afford, will stop at nothing, even requiring almost herculean efforts to tho bribing of authorities, hut to restore It to Its iiuturul. pristine iMs uni'le is bring watched closely. 11- - iv The Misk proved too great Aunln friends. 1 appeal to you to fast, anil with your help, wo at the Hum for a relatively small wmk will consider sending a County city. lo represent tin* County peo­ A grniiii of prominent Wash­ man ple at tin* next session in the 8*nto ington ami New York businessmen Capitol. Mr. Iloylo lias n'nndsei%, recently signed n long-term lease eo-opciuHon repealing this law. with the Citv ol Palatka to operate for which wo in wish to 0m"k him. Ravine Gardens. In cooperation Rov. II. W. Miller ]with the municipal government Hanford, Route No. 2 and prominent clllxens of that n’superiority of her wonderful d i ­ Jglon the famous showplace will he ms fruits. *«t *1 o'clflfk in In*1 NiterUpholding tradition, Friday I! Feb. 2-1 will he the Idg feature noon of December 14 at the "Court Slates." a colorful s e tth - **-Uh day of tIn* 1PM Exposition ub- nof hnckdrnn of numerous blooming rerved as Governor's Day and azaleas, flame vines, bougainvil­ t’ress Day. Governor-elect Dnn lea, crenc myrtles, cherokee roue*. McCarty, who is personally a Jrnnnrsc magnolias, janonlcns and director of the Expostion und who other colors rivalling the rainbow. will he the .State's Chief Execu­ Many notnlilo* havu lieen Invited tive on .lammrv it, will he the for the occasion and various cities guest of honor. and garden clubs throughout the Members of the press and radio region v-lll send renresoi'*stives. will he honored at Ihe annual Amon** the h«ml* which will par­ "Press Itreukfnst" which has no­ ticipate are those from Is-kionmine a tradition in connectimi .vllle pnd th» University of Horlda with Ihe Exposition. This famed at Gainesville. "gridiron" dinner, pnltcrncd after I An amhllloue program for the the gridiron dinner In Washing­ .further large-scale landscaping ton, although sponsored hy the and development of thl* malor Exposition, Is actually arranged tourist attraction already 1* In by the newspaper and radio folk* nrogresa which will make Ravins themselves. They write the skits Gardens n year-armind travel tnrand stage the show and no holds kfI. barrud when thev take the slul-.t I In addition to 108,000 asalena o*und national polltleians over the this Immense tract of natural beauty along the bluffs overlook­ dials. ing the fit. Johns River. Ravine Tile event is all ill fun and ail Gnrden* also Includes 787 ma-mooff-the-record Imt il aitrncls 11as, 28.IKK) chrysanthemums, 2.000 Irum 11110 to NPo guests each year Cherokee roses, 2,000 crepe myrUlld IS recognised ns tile lop event [lies | r.nn .logwoods, 2 8(tn liuionof the year in press ami radio |cas. ||,00Q nelms. 2.000 Damn i (teles, while the politicians who vines and 1,000 bougainvilleas, are the hull of most of the gage (uiKim- nnme'oua other plants, and skits seem to enjoy It and trees end shrubs. lonie hack every year for morn. Its Ideal location on mnlor na­ The theme of the IPSII Florida tional arterle* of rail and hjwhwsv Citrus Exposition will be "Health travel. wRh'n close penvlmltv to und Fun" and it certainly has lontr-c.tehllshed tmirl-f renter, these tilings to offer in abun­ •neb *• Ft. Attgustlne. It expected to attm et menv thousands of vis­ dance. Thl* beautiful Smith-Corona D itor* during Its imiijtn* vene. T<* the most popular portable w*V* members of Garden Club. It eonever sold-and you’ll why the stltuUe prohahlv the Nm 1 nal"'"* ARRIVES IN JAPAN minute you try IH H u 38 future*, made and man-lmproved attraction WITH THE I8T CAVALRY full-site professional DIV. IN JAPAN—Pvt. Willis R. In thle country._________ ONLY keyboard and the rul­ Johnson, son of Mr. and Mr*. Enlwetok. U-fb atnm'e proving ed scHoonf any port* Johnson, -H'J K. Fifth Street, Han­ ground in the Pacific- Ho* a t the all*. Como In and eta ford, recently arrived in Japan ami fflfthw iii eornur of tho M9r»niiil "*i-7 is serving with the 1st Cavalry Island*. Division. Veterans of the Korean conflict am giving Intensive field training Also Royal and Underwood to the new replacements In tho Portables unit on th» northern Japanese Is­ land of Hokkaido. Tho division HAYNES OFFICE spent 17 months In the combat sane before tiring rotated nut of MACHINE CO. the line last December. 314 Magnolia Avenue Phone 4 ^ Pvt, Johnson entered the Army In May 1DS2. Coed Mechanically, Heater, Itudlo and f Sanford Forum Radio, Heater, Excellent Condition Clean, Low Mileage, Radio, , .H e a te r, Dyipkflow their ballot. • de, that ib fS liU L s r Ravine Gardens In Palatka Will Open Again For Visitors \ * . �CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ' Patties Completed For Mrs. C. U . Jones Sqnate Dance Claw Jimim Will ,Jvi;;;,! ' (•rmluates I luirsday 1, Prcst nl Annual Play Oil goat* on " M t h .n i'i (ho utli* I PERSONALS I »*• I !' l • i n |(t; !!LF:..LL' *i* P * |* ■ in yniii tele* Mr*. Kvelvn llnlierl* *if ThomAnotbei K anluid via** uf ipinte Tin Ju n >> i la • **f %,i'i»»in*«|t* a atliode ray nsville, (I*, i* tin: gu*"*l of Mr*. C. .dancer* will be giuiUiuted Thum*1 |,,„.l | mm ! tii e of the tinI i' If , t;i; - . u«tmt. ... *• , .1 A. A dam s and her family. Ida; n ie h t fium Jim m y l ’lo*»in’* n i a l ' elas* pi..> uii ' I i i d a *' meld i a tintin' action, it Wei*1 'utit hi | h L Kchuiil of Si p late Dancer# which lt , | H. .... . Th. .1 :i kinescope Mr. und Mis, |*bil S tanley mill It#* been meet m e it iru la ily evciy t j t ^t. ,,r (],, ,,i IV i , "H an 't Ha.!, a iVulild ii.'! ah. ,T oil • * ni ,i i*i* . son have rctuiinsl from Ji*rl**nn- Tbuis*lay nleht at the Sanfurd yj,, [j, | '*' i -# ’ | » a i t*iv I'Mirr ity Aii ii i' t ' o u l l r r Mm ville where they spent the T hanks- A "im [ia*t M six weeks n umiyy fur fm the past X w rrk i. ........... ulllt j, „ ........ . ,v civine hulidav will] Iter iiarent*. Jim m y Ituhsun u I'i in Sanfurd Sa in f Ill t<, 'shuyer* annonneed today. , All meiuhem uf the Sa*hnvem I he nla* i* midrt Hie din t t . i l i n y |{uy ,lr. of Haltiwv lias i t of A I* Sidiitiim, **li.i tia* laid ,j 1 tin n e d n it e r spciidiiiir Hu' Thunk*' are invited to lie pi**enl linir* I'n'llt deal e f 1 l:|i|iiU[* ind i’| | , . H iriviuu- li'ill'luy wilh ids p a re n ts in day niuht fnt 11-•• tziudimllun * ** i Sanford. j• i-v» and to participate in the l i n e III I lo Willi il ' l l I I'M Cut in t i n ''.' | e•| *••*I * ilit Ii* *•**;. Sp* i i.ilut * ivliu , v i m i l , w h ile I.. iiaiimi'd Mr nml Mr* Mere yn t t / i e r have nic mti iesti'ii in **•* iiiu wiutl tin- Speetii and Hinuia a* th eir ){tlr*l* I"r ' e v e r a l weeks, an. lent fm m of folk ilainui|> i* 1 In■ III' me .if '» I 'L* V 1 -1 Mr and Ml* Cecil d r i e r of Chaltl- lit,• m e also in v it'd t<’ atteml t‘" t will. 1. Jill t- •i» mit'jtv paten. Ill V busy si n .•'ii (in th*' Sashay ei v an* I-. full ■'X|l||» Hi* i.K.t III a! rml, .1IIIIHI’’ r i n • mi «nhl X' k at elimn . Ini s .1 H" i r 111 a tl John t i l e ha* returned to liavltl InM.i>V il < In 1i \ ♦■n!'’.1 Hi at *|KS III) *>x III 1n i " 1 r l a x i'l *on i ni!' :* ui Davidson, N C tl.lti « H li.u 1' la ai r .MIL*•"! ihn Hit;: 1 .< .Ill * ’up "i XX-1• 1,1. 1 1 lux. r 11 | 1*. iifter d 'l l t m : fm tin* hnlldavs .Iii 1 U \ if H \!,t f i |1 II .ii 1 i' OH. m | |. M'l.i Hu i*» with hi* p.ueiil* Mi and Mr* K H" Altnml 1‘ In t.tHi IK*t ' l an ’! r In .tie F’litl tjn . I ■m. c »v i , f 1 |»\ V\ fi l. . r- .♦» t)| S.111f.•nl Su M.11 aIf| t U. • ...... i "s I* ' h| . , i i * a »ll |.‘ f. ,, a Hi • Vi a Ml]Mi{ i ’lijlfl X* 1ix AA •III* l.l 1 Mi** Hmiiiii I i i Harpet retu rn Ill -*l U tH'lH I*. I I'd tudi'V In linllit.1 S till' 11MIX1-1 hi. t. »M .. NltS .liter s 1**,! ff*1 l h ink'gt* t l*S I Oil.| | •I Air a,at in with lit 1 |',M i Til l't kAil*. Ill «> ' I t - 1' 1 tl t | a f -Uii . mII>. • It* ...... !• * *»m| Al i , \ :i. \t. Tbe III' 11m WunianVr Hilde Clam uf the ,,niu,'nm hoim: "Discipline, but .1 .»» «»i’ It ‘ it ,1 I I. Il II luiii' has * Ii m I t > tin .. ,.n -1 • for First tluptist Church will li**l<l Its by -W -hom ”, to In* discussed - -by 1 k‘ i!,»a. i; <a l «i * 1 V.. M* M lo X the Ii i !♦»« tr m *ii Xn • i ' XI* annual Christinas putty at 7:110 p. Jude** HoilKla* S lenslrom . A I. Intu* <»r IM , xI%iin r.ili* ■iw m H1 *(i#1 1■’V 1i|!» I >-.> rt»- ■x 1 « »lt*T • III the ed ucational Hullding. A hoard m eeting will be held a t 11: lb / / / ' A i.iltr*' e m u d of ** i * n i nu ll, D a' IIII'MI'll, N i . .mil Ml* if d a u tli »*»» Nox til i >. 1 P|! ' *'11 1Ml* * * 1 *'• , a i n i uTveml dish supper and gift ex the it wives and jonim tm f, .*• I*.in. i . i * .if till .*• '1, In:!H % a 'Im lent nt 4.1 •*f 1XXII IlM,IK #1iiilx •I *Il »*tlk*l. If V llul'i i h • *■* change will 111' held, riljOVe.l 1 lie I Till lit* SK" liU! .lain e ill Seminole C h ap ter No. 'J, O.K.S., Mi* n •111fI x »■! Hu IIHIImIi' *1liill.j it,. Stetson I i u v e r ' d v |,.i, W FDNKSD.XY tile Novv I i rli i mi hiidiiy niiihl 4 Ml J II. tilt 1, 1 • fit ■ Snn F. The I'rn y er Meeting Service at will nii'et at lb*' Masonic Hall a t Mrs. I’sl l.alie, li'iiiu in ii uf l!SU in*, tin I '. ' >hi.iiiii k iw i p m . election of officers will I Noil!. in.t Ml** Sill < Tilllllll Ml** Hetty I t » ' Mud. t Sin* Aim 11. .It. . a the Klrxl llnplixl Church will tic ni.iwit ri e u te itainin* ill , w is in eh a iy e of llillltiiiu r M.itaiiie I'lt'luut! and K 1 he held. • * Il ' gin at 7 to p m l ulu . I|< h il MI I l.tllH p ie p a n n e and I Oinlm 'lltiif the of i I d win I i" I* I*.. | . i . . | . b 'l i t , | | 1 1„ t l l a i | i i ri'tiuned yesterd ay to 1 I K K in w The X’ming People’# Aimliarie* f i• 1• Witti fan ,ii - i*1id bv 'Ii luliii Call Circle Si* I of the F irst Itnptiwt toll, 'I* tl'ti "ii Itate*. Me S C li nin'** ille to ii'*tiinr th eir 'liidli'x I w . iii rlt »i|*»* i>f tin |«i ••ntm u ID III! Il"|it‘ll»l1i of the hirst llupllst Church will I It i „ * ' • ■>Im.i I n at Hie I ' iii \ t'l*it> nf 1'hiruhi liti linn fit * » t it » t \ i i | »«* tin fn present the program at 7 Jo p m Church will pieseiit the p tn g in m fil a bam and Mi* Thomas. I ii i If7V9i«9 ' lowing Mi nml Mr I m *| Kirill for the Week id I'raycr lor foreign for the Week o f I'ra y c r for for IlilshllKllts of tin I'VelllUU Wet e |VI»T M I ti luiH li’ft Inr ‘ ii r i , Mi nipt M* M u n IDitviih, 1 missions wilh Mrs. A II Tcdlord I'Ujn tni»*inii* at ’ On p m w dh sitltyjs by S an li'id '' llariiiiiliv Sum ns leader A picture of the life Mrs. It. K- MeWhnrtei in rliiirgr. ers, Ju n e and J a n llaKitetl; dnne <i n tHflmi II, s r Id IVMUlli* Ills M i ii n*| Mr* Pin! h e !*t . Mi . u t laillie Moon will he shown. Tnyloi Ctimnimnleiy Ni*. 2H, niy; to 11n niii*ii uf I'nnl K i nliam's | | h»■<iI in Ii it s, a| » iiuimifi'i fur (lt«* mint Mm, din* Mit**, Mi nml Mm " H ie Sim T*11*I Wmnnn’i* Club will K n iah l’s T em p lar, will mccl at or.li, tin; several specialty dan ♦I. M. riniiin-«hiiu <’umj»4»n.v, n f l r r .Mi‘l\in Sidkiinl. Pn*1 S ir in nml -‘lull . Imbl jti* I 'hi isltiins Inn* In on nnd 7;llll p m , at tin- Mttsutllc Hull, res; mid trump siuirlliir I'l ires *| m rulitit: miiih' tuiM tit Snnfnnl. ID nml Ml * Mi, f *Mv genrinl Hireling ut 12:110 p. in. lit The o rd er uf Malta degree will hr w eir aw ui ded In wiiiuei* in the III** clllli house. All drum tinelil-* riillfel red. An o yster su p p er w i l l ’dunce nnlest rill' M i-n n Hitt v*1 Ih'lto Hull, M. ami XI Willi t In, Hi i ilm *■ri I ' m. ' will participate and n shower fm be served at th e elo-e of the meetThe Navy Celitei wu* decorated Mm y A mu* UiiIlnvvii v, nml Liln '•il linllDt -..I the Children's home will be held, inir. In a seiiMimil tlieme with fall I . 'f i le r tinv«< irliiiMitl hi (iiiinvii- . . . on- th eir son Wiivu. III- ditiPil llnstes**'* will b<* Ml*. Ili'iirv Mr- i villc hi rc-uunc tin n Htmlir.i nt tin* leave-*, fein , and vellnw and ir**bl • * On Ii The 11'irulur meeting of the d. . I I .mil in. I'hairiiian, Mr*. C. I'. II.n The ei'fieslinienl tnlile PnivcM Hy ,if I'ltiritln. I".|||i* at !t"tl I. ssiioiio. VxiMiin A m eiiran I.rein n Auxiliary will flnvvei -. key, Sir*, (t. I’. Ilritidnll, Mi was i entered witti a basket nf ( iihi I n O' the < 'lit 1 st inns |.||| tv and .I n " 1 1 Albert Stalk*', Mr*. Ilariv I.«•<•. lie held at 7 ill p in nt the l.egmu fern, yellow and Biilil flowers, and M is W K Smith cf Uciihi Imn III* 11Mi; nf tin* (Mtilii!Iirn I’liis** t«f 1* itlirir.l at 7 til o mi i* n . II II Mr*. Margaret Kilwntd*. Mm S lint | yellow' ta p e is. I’uneh w in served n hii rieil ( m Ii••i tiMinc n f t r r nim' ihI* tii* IVi’AxlivipriiiM D.iin lt xxa t lirlil •hn hum*' \x 111*r o l<«x i Ilx tl. . tl Hilt o t*t i of lavi nil* i ifla.lt* i. •I'Ll Iduiini: the eveiiiny: with cake nml ii>l» i m c ti il iIn v • with her nlsh'r, nt hi p.m, 111st mulit at th** linim* jnut-i tiy th.- tuiiior and -eiiioi host* M l‘i .1 H P;i\ iiMfi P ji Ihii t tii A v c- nf Mrs. VI. Hu* M iiMi'ri** u it h n i I'l ii* rv tllll*. , esses to id.... . "IMl quests. Mtii in*f tin- r v i' imjh' iki , . "If. * Mi It. A ( oli!. mi.I Mis H \ a It iii mil 4 ii ii 11 t in iii ■ Ii ■ XX• i tX Mi 1 Kim Ir111tf f a a 11 Mins | l\ l mi* a - i*i» tin si i' i rim . »“ *‘TI |MVllli* tl'iM 1' Ilf XXif 1 I I'Ml'h TT11' 1111M1( til Mill* III I'l | i<\ 1 i *irti ln'n Kiri'tihoff Imvi* n l u i n c l | Wav Hi1 xi i'i i* ,\|» ,ii i,( \1 '.lib \ |mx s 11111M'i win n* hi tty mi 111 Mr* Mill Stmib v Ji and Mrs. tt» rii>>111^1 111*1*1*-> 4,t ixj.xn N w iv ••'I -I'- I'l Jlflil nil I Si 1'11*'l|( ‘ItM"l1 |1, MISS X P P lIi I'HIiX’ V IT *" Hum'i1 ri*s|n i * '|.* i it ,i\i .a • 1| iiiihi llill!l(MotI, Mi, ji tit! M (ielte Hnrrimin of .laeksuiiv ille i n hi m uf Iti'hi Siitlim Phi :«#»*«»t if % to Willi.litI an.I Mn.v. ami (in*t- "!* ■»“ llfinlli, mi.l il.uurlit. i \ ' ■ teitniiied on Satneilav afternnon In I night ut ii; Hi I j», in ut tin* t *« n to S mIIiim . a ft.I v iHitinn for v^ ' \ h v It,. Ilt.i I mi ll.m tm M. M u . | . ter lliown and soil Jim 1 with n di'S'.i l hrldite pin tv yivcii 1 rn 1 Pim iihi t/iiix I P uhv.i nft* i l» \ Air \ 11 II tl t Ili\nMI1|r III Uh1 \M M !li xi(ii ri*r nfii.' #ln111*lit• i I i ’ i i m m : i j j -' J t Iii* Imliilu\ - xxiHi tl»»*ii p a n n t s , nt the home nf Mrs. Ilu lil'in i's xvhn li th« un*np i|i*t t m ti il n fhifit my • p. ut Fiidnv in Davtomi with AI» HM«I Mi III.'. Ill »■ of rl;|* * f*( <-*l*Ji‘Ht , Ml -I, AAi*|t lint *li»i \A V K m lilm ff. In ti k i pit 1 1 in the nninnil € Th i • tMi III own's I. m iller mill Mistir parents. Mi. mill Mrs. (Ittn C ald ­ AA I! Wit!min Mi- ( . i n in* i*ii\ i limn |iitimh | iitiM'l l "\x n fh iinoni. | in law , 'l l 11o.l M i'. K. line I Ii well in (lilaiiihi. T ie’ p a it y win i||*\t*| Iiil1.il |MO|: Ill'll HI n Al. Ml. HMfl AA (Jift * wi-ii' n h o hmmfhl hy nu ni \<laMi4 tl« H a iti till mnl i ’I i II i I icii . Jim m y will held at I INI o'clock nt th e C ald ­ IM*I -X(IT |lf fyfllt III tin* I'llMtllll Stilt'' xx (at Ii lunl tu r n bit*< I.tid a* lb ,nt i - n . ' t s f..i '***•■ wlint. gift 1 *tav until Sunday well linmc win'!*' dr* in at uni* wer*’ Mental liicf Mult* nl Chilli,ih....In e 'l l and 'Ii T W I’revutt and nil ilav4, tlii-ir il!iuft*li1<*r. Mi**" loo'iuM !*\ flit iii> ml" I s o*' f white • hr> snnlhemuins nml A Inn I hti*iiu**»H hi*hi»iuii «ninhit t « Iihiii: i I faiinly, Me nml M i ' X’ineent Hut- (My v** Auii Vila in-, i stmKnt nt I eettery. . ........ (I| i‘SI*|»l Hl't i' Al l I o »»f !•>■ Mi * VdIif William'* .!» w » I**1 , a in I .1,n i g h t . » No m y . and Hat- I'lllHt X l l l l D . x . l v Si I.O.ll of \*|||tin rnrli la Itllse I ryt.tr- u.-re - tun It In lit follow illy I In* Mlp|*ei .Un( Hie Mi All s. 1. It. IlM i n if * ii M*I Al i Vila \ 'I’i 1114,t ix In* H A ii*'* lie tl, llati.bl, alid I'b-tii’ * . nil at mrnilKeineuls n f the white flow- ig1 ti♦11§t v'•(le 11 | *i (i 1ji11 I ♦*e Mt 1111"t' h M. a111*ni!iin; 1 11»11«111 1i t it 11* I "nii i*r s 11y II A l (.Iii It |l I tj||*l|i*. teuib'd tb*’ eoiumnnitv dinner in els. A dcssci I ''linin' w as s e t veil Mill rli f«*l I Pnoes ill . imp.' i t d lull iin TnlliiliiiN't’i'O. M' A11inn |K \ Diini*, All 4, | ills, Chilblain 011 T h anksgiving Duv. upon the nrri v a I **f the (*ii»'sls with tin* Dibit l 'lilt.. Knimiks. \ | i - | s Fields, M i' Mr. mid Mrs. F II. G ra n t had n fte r which hridpe. 1*11111*'* wer*- unM i mi l 'le*. 1! J Haiiman | -I. N I'dhtn. Mi" ' b n g n e i it** Giu ..... Tliosr n ttcndinu III" mcetiiiu joveit. I.iitm In tin1 nfternooti were Mrs. A. It. Iiuxbury. Mrs. OS th eir g u ests Wednesday, Mr. III**! line*, elltl.li.lj Ini**, r. In.ll.-d lino*. Mis, \ 'J Met Zel, Mis. |( Ju lies were aivardisl In M 's. I'eler DnimM Jones, Mis. Spencer H a r ­ and Mrs. Itulmrd XVessoli ami fm m Atirnrn, III. wl*i*. ll.ev a t- H. Herndon, Mr-. A F Hunt, Mi-, II. Tepsiii. Ml * Ann Kb'snw *,f den, Mr« tlei aid l.ossinif. Mrs. daugliter Fimly. Mrs. Van Moody tumled th e m . v i mge **f llie lrf I. G. Hunt*'*, Mrs XV ||. .leaOrlando uml Mrs. II uk Ii Whelelp'l (leoiye Andrew Speer, Mis. J ump' s ami ehililien of Miami and Mrs. diiiigbl<i It* 11 v Hainoiiii lo Mark ni. , •, Mi- Ii \ King, Mm . A G. Jr. purlin. Mis. Humid C hapman, Thelm a Hachclur of W inter I'nrk. I.i t'iivi i on Nov. "2. Mr and Mrs. M* Intiis, Mrs, Finn li s S. MotMr, nml Mrs. K. T. Summersill f k m i i Tim e invited to Ii*' with Miss Mr* Dale Scott J i . , Mi s . Williams. l.ef'liver u i" now spending »nmu rl-.oi, XI. I’ T I'iety, 'Irs . C. I., • a y e r were h er m other, Mrs. II. Mr*. I'bil Stanley Jr., Mrs Dill Imd ns I heir guesl T h anksgiving lime wilh the Hutnmiiix al l i n i r Iteddinir, Mrs II \. Swunxlili, N. flnyvr, M rs., Kwpnylh lletry. Cm..... I, Mr*. C. II. S rh lm id . Mis. |»i,y, Mrs. K.unlee Krnnedv of 1 oi'ii1 in Mmv fni* n ml plan i> Xtis C II Sta rf.n .1, ' l m r | Joe I ni ii lo 111111<■14 oh Thin N.lav Mr* (J.'iald liosslntr. Mrs. Clmi j.e I n 1 lot hide Ml-. John Dunn, Jacksonville, Mr. and Mr* iiyili'i1. Mi- " K, Vain, Mi* W |,'S l.efii tle, Mrs, Win I Ind. Mis Mis, David lilltel'i'l. Mis J"hll Cm lev and family and KitIv Nix. I Willis, 'li>, John Wil-uil, ' l i s Valle Williams Jr.. Mrs. M. I xjnii*nn. Mis. \ \\ I’dU". J ' . , of Kunfinil, Mi. jin .l ' t i - K.dand t l m i w am -> ii , 1 ' buiI, . S*i*,.iu t-, Mi, j || Itnborn Ji . Mi Milan linker, Mr*. Mi - A lt" ’ Will ink. Ml- Cbm les U .'S i .o mnl ilnugldei f.iulv A i r s , I c a r e t 1 H o s t e s s w*i*-h umi u v is u m , , m . i i William Ilian. M " . H -arne Xn V*,ilnpii Ii, Mi * David Hat h. '!>« I Mrs. I,ii<'i1 Ii* Norton was host*'** ijn'w H|icur, Mm . Wi I>I hiMh'V, Hal nl. w ie ld II and tin I " " n«n ......... T hank sgiv in g dinmo at Ini C o r C l u l ) M e e l i n i r s " 'k' Mrs, I hiiinld Junes, Mr* l.aslet sm s. M is I II ( ’mini IIv ami Mi 1 rot 1 age at I’erslmmon Hummock L ak e M o n ro e (llltlule. Mis* Hetty J a m Cope W. ti. Flcmimr. Those enjoying the .III...... Mi- ll*d.**il I'eit in- * ui< i Im n .d .... land, Mi* I nnd. Melmiu* J i of 1 Mr nnd Mrs. John Williams, Mi in........ f her l.l l.|g,' club la t "» ■''"Dl Itllld I'l l i t I’lvi.... dll. Mi*. Tcpsle, Mm nnd Mrs. S. IV Smith, Mr and M-1. • I* -t M ( , I,,.,,., | . , tl I, . . |. I„„,. ,| Charles P a t k ami Mis. I.... Mnme. Mis. Don I’erry , Mi and Mrs. "ig bl «t HdHI oV U 'k at be. I.um. A l It' tIII _ fium 111 kill'!" were the It* l.l t \ t I. XI S I IN Id ll'HKIt W alter lb'll, Mr. mid Mrs. S*llai«. on I well!bull S treet and Ib.llv I haul, >gi* me In., „ ,.i „ , ...... . [ a , ............. • l i s s e s Alin K.ldsnn. Nell C u rler, ■ J! n l .uni Mi anil Mrs. XV I.. Kite, Mi and A venue. Decorating lh" ....... . " f pi*..n i l t ,, ....... J o Ann Claud, Jackie T ale, Mary If you w eren't at th*' 1 . I. rv Mis. lingers, Xli** Ada Itndgcr*, I n r bom - were Mtliiieliv" a.rm ig . Finley, Hetty M in iu m , Mrs. Kd» C ia t e Sul 111 ilny night, you err- Miss M arsha Jlndgcis. Mr and toe nt* *.f bronze eolurid ■l.ix-»n l km.; " , ....... , win Ciu.'Misey and Mrs. William tuinlv m issel a hit »f t u n " Mrs. Huron, uml ' I n - lurks*,n nf Ih' iiiiiin. Iln Ih" dinlile laid. -MlIII 1* i' ‘ I ! M si AI* l|' !'ti - I Ii I 1Mil I XXI II \) j L I AA Mm!■» Itenrtliill 11 Kvervone th e ie w a 1* ically en ­ Jutksonvilte, Mi nml Mis II. ioii r I H iunliaii pepp* I H ltd I 1 I II I 1 .1.11.1 . I idlein -il* * -* i and. lu h ..* Ii All nin I V)i iii'i.tii is m i Ives and *|aiigbt*o * N .Ml V ii ini joying it ' \ I tt'| '■*«•V*“I I »*l *♦!.! I f " I' ' I «*>H II N f .i» lint H.iU.n •I ( »r Next week [linir pong uml ....... lam-, mnl Mrs l'i>d HI Al I# \i i», m g ■I ' I'I'li 11 "i II. I. M, M II f , !■* Ii|l'* , •■f MI i I .1 toiirfiulornl 1 begin. rbo*»* plnx- It*nd", 'I t .*n*l Mt I liitf h ('»!/'• a'* i***!» i! I** A!, t • Hi I ' i i ..«•( | » . » . »i .i | ; ,#■ in i-fnr ptpif pong 1*011**1' will and Ibek Norton | II \ «ii i* i *' Lh I Ini## i ■ II •'•••■ 1 o' ................ M. t.e T*.mm' Kalin v* Jim ' iw* o : Mr nml Mrs. J I' M I m i It 1 VI" ... . . I ' , ..............I Mi.v* ( {|i»*l •■’f#*fI# til l « Hi# ii *1 X. ** lly MHS. J. H. IIIl.flit KV J 110hi v XVhiHeV v* Xtaiv X1111 an.I son Tiiiiim v le .1 • d.rli. I .1 .... I .......... In. ». W iig lit, Frank .'tuff*.id v* yiie d* Thanksgjv me Day Mi »hm| t i fi ’Inin Ml4 i ttrmKli i! cf l*i# ill I! i. • '!■ H I • I. . • I .... t ;• I • *»f|i| in N * xv J a m e s Davl«: J". I M""* * If"- Mr*. F rank I and fiimilv of I .Im p . I* - .1 I i.l I ui.I . ,.l I Iim-<» i ll |»»v *•' • *• * ♦ '• !" ™ In Hi*' words of Jim Wilson, r a ­ belt Ibnxilnrf; S m all l.ni.l.mii -smyrna, and Mi. and Mi• ■ •>. M ... .1 \ | . I, . , 1 All. Has*. I. At dio lowlsiy sta r, "XVhclu ill th*- vs. Joe Fiekuu . Italldall F* 11 ell 'l. l nin St. ' . i■ ■ , I hube, Hnl.it 1 K'ltH* A N V \ H l i World IS eyery laalyT" Only fire v*. M u c i n M- , r od*'v. Hill I 't ik p .n i Miss Shirley Ihmini* .'■I M II II t|i.1 i:. All-*. Ihit I v l.il.l , A|. A H w ent on the November field trip. lo r H i.in ''g iv in g lli.luk*' " i ’ ll Ml mnl M II .* I > .... ,.| , H#" I,, x if h J i . Al t * rhiliii 1 I - * Tii he sure the w e ilh e r was a hit mulhei Mis. 11a" * !'■ . I', Slntley •r c . i I , M. und All (* i I ft'iiif#» *iiii 'th-I Hi tmilomrul in the ctuly mornhtjt, .s a student at the (tilaml<* S m s XX..M " 1. . . ■a l. 1,1# it I'*#4 in11 It lm to-d out l" be a lovely I nip Kelmul. . 11. * ,i*,' I a., i . *>.1 , day a fter all. Mr. William DavidI Mr tt.nl Mr*. II A I i . and >nd Mi l *t \t lijp .i K u i i value out fium Othiiido to lead j sou Joe liml as tlicit r . -' • " " , , . . . . 1•' "HI Gi’nipia the ifrmip: Mrs. XV. .XI. Kiolt nnd ....... I bi.t.kngiviiig in M(„ m .u . . . » l!..bmol ' " T hanksgiving, Xli*. F t 'l n i • binlb- rrsmrty Adcluldo Itlelil. r of S anfurd, and I . is (Tmrlle and liny H amptnn ami Mike Wale, with .Xlis. I 111*"id ' \,„ |r,.w .................................... Mrs. Donald Norton and Mrs. J. her m n th er Mrs. Sum llam ploii lilntbei, Mis. XX. tl. r.ilwaida and .mirriuge in n ip in l , ••* .«.**. i*v |»**i • I. Itlll.rcy, of Geneva, mode up f ' " ,' l |>' , , formed In lb* II II M arl.u 1*1 and Helen uml Donald Hampton. Mr. uml Mr#. C m b r Hart bad !,„(,*• M"iii... Haptmt C ln p.li ^ l i e parly. Mr. nml Mr*. F.d Fulford ami T he virinity of Titusville is tile a# th eir dinner g u ests <>n Thank Fildoy evening al J im p m. Tinvi, T#rry Smith; Puttie W>lt» vs. j giving, Mr .nml Mr#. Frank Gal- lalile wore a powder blue suit only pluee where the dusky »en* d im m e d in navy, will, mi* v iieee F,i| Isukett. Trying for the pool iiit. side spnrrow is found, und the Mr. nnd Mr*. H arry Lei- l.iml-ey • rie#, llei I’nrang*' wn# of pinl first stop was tninle there. One elmmpionship will '»• Hill • ,lrl' w erth earl ruses and cm nations vs. Murk Drown; Joel Mas* vs. ami family and Mi## Mihlred lien dusky was identified, toftclher Itoluut Domlof; Glenn June* v«. driek nf Gulnesvlile spent Sunday Vfter Mil l I’ liolievimn.ii tie couple w ith several swuuin nnd Bnvnnna with hi# sister ami brother-In-law plan I** m«l*o thrii hi.mn In l.uki Jim Llwen; Tommy Kuhn sn nrrows. Mr. Pnvfdsnn und Mrs, Sonny Hlielove; Janie# Davis vs Mr. ami Mr*. Kd»nn Goil and In# Mill) NIC. N orton trap p ed nnd luuoieil sev er­ Mr. and Mr*. I! K. S"d*ibtuio Flunk Stafford, lied Harper v«. m o th er Mrs. George Lindsey. al birds in this u rrn so tho other# Linda Mr. uml Mr*. T. XV. I'rcvutt mnl and elilidieii, Donald ami Jun I’lcken*! Surah .Inrolison vs. mliflit see how It Is done nnd also Gllomn Gale#. All tin se wlm have ehllilren, anil Mr*. Scott K y z.r were llic guest# of Mi .mnl Mr*. u c t n close-up of the bird#. A HuA wonderful M'leellnn of band not entered please lie up ut the ntlenib'il Clmreti ami a harliecni- K. G. Snderl.lom F iid ay evening. s # ' u n n n spnrrow, severnl sw am p #i.mi' mite# In Nylon ami Aeelat* mill visited friend* in Mini# S u n ­ Crate next Saturday night. Just rp n rro w s nml n least snndnlper think! You might be the ping day. oil Tumm y of S anford called on w ere lmnde<l, duly adm ired nnd reAll Wool I lamn l and Gid.uidiiO’ Mr. and Mr*- Hilly Tindall mnl fiieml* and i,dative# here .Sunday. pong or pool rhumpioii "f SIISI. Irnsed. It I# tnlerestlnif to not« Lot* of nltminl were up ut tho , ihn birds' vnrlcd reactions. They C ra te Kuturdiry night. Some of n re skillfully und tcently hutvdletl these wore Fil MrKiltley, Walter w h rn l.eln it bunded, mol sotnu fly limit Ii, Hull Kilpatrick, ami Don­ Immeiliulely when tint hand Is ald Taylor. XX’o pro glad to know opened j others Inko u few mo* th a t you a r e (till in terested in inents rest on th eir Itacks to tm! We wero also happy t" have B ather thvlr wits, th en nwny th ey buck w ith u* a former student lor nf SUM, Hilly (Tnrk. He now _ K°A t Titusville the p u rl y #e|iu(he two-plrcu dresa of !a:«ur lives in Aiken. H. G. • n t . d , Mr*. Scott and Mis# fUchter Itulinla Anderson, president of F ren ch wool, n Hen Rclg dcalgn driving bark to th# bridge to fl«h, by O m tr K lim . A self-belt give# the Crate, utiiimiiirrd that there th e re s t of the p arty going on to Cocoa, first for lunrh, th en along th# easy jack e t, zippered daw n will tie an Important meeting of tho officer# and sponsor* some* th o shorn for bird o W r v n t l o n . lh# front, a softly draped waist time thl* week. Knch one of you Several palm warbler# and a rednnd hlpllne. The slim s k i r t has a tiy to lie there. The time und Hv I'i in* e *kit ■ backed sandpiper, o r Dunlin, wero deep back walking pleat. plum will he unnimuri-d Inter. bundl'd hrre. ..I! b n llu 'i A total of fifl species of birds nil styb-s, "i* vrrro positively Identified du ring Lei (hi* holiday season Ilia field trip. fo r g if t-g iv in g ' flwl your mirrur reflecting A lii-milifiil ussnit I a lovelier you . , . with exmvlik of * i It g I n ;{,!)"> t o 1 2 . 0 1 ) I’rrpnrisl by citing now hair beauty I Our MKH. 1 IK 0 W N M I L L E R 'S it.’iu* mid sub* C*'t»| deling the round of p re­ T lIv S H A V C. Graham, Mrs. J. It. Jones. All*. nt plan parties booming Lt. and The Chapel Choir will 1mlJ m- H. S. D u g g a r nnd Mrs. Janie* !.*• M C. Itolieit Junes Jr., prim to hcurr.nl at the F ir s t llaptist For reservations member* ate n 1. th u mntllnge nil Sntuiduy night. ed to eon tact Mr*. XV. II. Uroe. Church nl U.'lTi p.ni. We11* the litiilvamaids' Inarheoii T he Daughter* of Wc*!cy Hun- le, telephone 4HG-W. e l. i i. in- Mu-* |,ila lad d er on Frl* Wckiwu 1,1)11I*n No. H7U I- A. to dm .iiternoon; the idieiusal dinduv Xrhnnl (In*.# *if the F irst thoili-t t 'h u n l i will In ill I l t d ' l l . It. T. will meet III the ltll>F a n eieen mi riiilay nleht hv Mr. mnl CluistniM* p a rt y In Mc­ Mali at HdW p, ni. •tr 1 Mi John I., (iallowuv and Thu W n n in lii Society uf I i n I M and Mi*. W K hllehhoff at Kinley II,ill nt 7:110 p. hi . Hu»tiiill Service uf KI m 'I iczci Mellmiii i tin i.aduway linmc; and a In ides, I csiim will he Mr#. Clnmlc HernIn ml, fu*t mi Sniui tiny done, Mm. C h ester llm u rls, Mm Church will meet in I hr* untie* nt niitiii*' / . II. Itallifr, Mm. Iln tlic Wil 7:1111 p. in- Thl* i* tin I'h ils li.ii 1in"i nine liy Mrs. W A Ailuuis. hoi (lie hi rut, t.ist, given ut Mi linin'*. Sir*. II. Winn. Mr-*. .1ini inertin g and gift# will b* • Adam.*' pit•<’u t ' home, Me and Flower*. Mr*. Ilotiuhl Dunn noil t bunged. T itL ’i t s n \ v Mi* It. A. Newman "ii Grandview Mr*, .lull ii M. (lilluii. All Member* The Ituv iil Amhu**li*hil ■* w I Hlivc, uii nil white sell* me was ore urged to bring u child’# gift. Hu the The Unity ' T r u l h " Class will meet a t th e F ir s t Itaplisl ('lion It ns* d in the dcrclntuie breakfast table wi*.* a lovely n m eet at (lie Valdez Hotel at 7:45 at 7 (HI p. m. The Jiiltinr Itrntliei lumd w < 1 rtmecmi'iit uf wtnte ebrvsantiict u n . The subject will be the honk inert at the First ltnptm l t'hu ■h miiiii* anil nunM ih: the cm t* •T a lk s on T ru th 1 by C harles Kill [drii'S **iie 'in.ill pn*1*i pin* i • i r e . The public Is cordially in­ nl 7 ill p. m. vited to attend. A p rngrnm fur I lu- Week 1 ' . a i l '. I lime cMjoV.ng the i'i i .l'U'll Kiwifmit Lodge N<*. U2 K. A- A. I' i liver for foreign mission# " ' ' I M. will Imbl tb rii annual election be held at the F irst llnpii ' w i l ' ’ Mm .loll *. anil tin II. ■* J o y uie Jon. ' . M.u v \n n e tlnlh' o f officei# u t 7;.lo p. in at Mu*, C h u n h nt ‘J . mu p, in t *i■*t< wav, Nivu l \ lit hhnff, lb lt\> Item nnic Mail. 7 with Mm It. |„ Ju|in*uu. I*. I Hall. I d i l . ff ■ uni Illy*. \ in The te g u l a r m eeting *>f the Air* er will tic iii * hiii(?•'■ Adaln lim y of Congregation t h t h l#rn#l The South Side I'arrnl-T* a, I * i will lie held at K:<•<< |i. in. ut III*' A - -ueiutiuli will meet at tin wlusil Jew ish Comm unity Cent* nt II:If* p. in. with th e subject uf c! i v i c! u a ! i y t 1/ s q u a l i t y HAND LOOMED i A*- ' !F 50CKS A jSf^y Ilas Snciiil .Meeting (Jowl Crowd AI tends Thanksgivintf Dance / '/' / 1/ Wayne Hardin (Jiven Party On liirthday te.Iaine.l .in r1.»1.v Presbyterian ( ’lass Has ( hristmas l*ar(y ......... win. ,■...* #Iiss Saver Honored Hein Sigma IMii Mas At Party In Orlando Hox Supper, Meeting C p M z K io fp s & n . f (JKNFV A NI-AVS | (7 . m e n am. i xs I i Ilf - 1 's w e a r . f fr t.n i s i ii \ r ; Hi !■:. .. SI’OL’ I SHIRTS Celery Crate News h* I'M Naturalist Notes - 'MI IL IS ROBES OPEN EVENINGS HY APPOINTMENT C.IVK YOURSELF A GIFT OF JEAVELRY BEAUTY! S P A G f im i A U P P IP stylist* will design a coif-5**-* film espeelnlly for ynu . . . “ M lk o " d lria itn l # i t 0 # 1.25 II). B, I'h<*# IW-J Isovctl'z* S t o r e 1.50 .S jio n s o rc tl b y C a t h o l i c S o c lu tlc H T H U R S D A Y , D E C . 4 t h — 5:,TO I’. M . l i t 81. I’rleed from W O M E N ’S C L U B ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON A D M . $ 1 .0 0 M 8 177 N o rik I ' . r k Phon# 717 * 'XT* ‘.AVI' .. m a ts tf tj* riL ------- — *.u— | I �m* tW aniiJ.iJBii j.: ’ ■ *1 „ Public Power Is Hit At Banker’s Parley THE SANFORH HERALD J'd*r I Tt|e«. Dec. 1. J 932 Richard Simpcon Named Head Of State Road Body Dan McCarty Chooses Monticello Grower For Important Post Blues Id The News Grand Juryjwlicta Northern Area* * By HAL BUYLB 0 t One Time tltfef ,QJ Are Blanketed NEW YORK i^t—People are Bel­ Internal Revenue ting bigger—If not bettor. »S*si Hal *Boyle Column1 ily IIUU ANTHONY . viiinnii Tomorrow a tdg davpro. In 110LL YWOOD ,« t£—!|.„kiir ubllc nower power & nfoH „ # will K„,BbechH Mrrm* project* were ch m cteriw d ^ a v ' MMloll wm ,mrBde throuuh the at the 41st annual down town street*. Included In tlie the Investment Banker* A»*oclawl|, ,l0 th„ jsrntlonnl Km«rlion of America as The c,°nrn*r„ ilrancy (Iround Defense Force of Slonr of *oclnli*t planning tn me NAA8 w<m) hn* 't that Sun­ il. S. S." __ . .t* , ,.., :t* Clans Claus I* irnlmr going modern. Instead The ultimate aim, a r • nrrjv|njr In III* trndltionnl of the jlt) will wm in* flown f|own to i0 Sanford s)„n .in- Public . ....... Service -----: y 'i ~Securities o ! rr!ll(u sleigh. he Committee of the ortanlMHon ls ____ fro * .... lhe _____ N„ rth .,,0|„ • a .let. It ... in Ihe nallnnalliatlnn nf all Industry, hardly seems po dble that an­ "We arc not dealing with n other Christina* season I* rapidly theory," continued the report. _drawing t„ near, ............ and yet ..n glance "Public nower has ntido serku* at itinerant page of today1 today's "paper the front pane inroads into Ihe electric business 'wm r<minj y,m ttmt them there are ononwill remind you that and today supplies about 20 oe . jy xhopplng day** left until the rent of the nation * power nmBu |Mt fifilrfay errlest holl.lov nf or ,the year. _________ _____private II was asserted that private. powpPreparation* r, n. ratlon* are nlieadv bclrm er companies are ready, willlnn,I made to fur Christmas parties ami 01 l^kbrNlion......... i„^i„k.... 11, . i. dm) .................. prrbaii* the bigand ablr In stipnlv power need* pi the nation and Hint the Interests or , #rl „f „u wm |,„ hrM ik h t Ihreo million people who own stock , 1^ ^ a|M}ar<| the Mutton ' .r the In privately owni-n owned companies bildren •- (lie in privaieiy i .uiii. jihi - are ...v -|,rrri-fit 0f of n„. the rellililren the Knl-;nl.iilnii (orihuriiifPft la.___ All being Jenpardltrd. iternrlse nrntmnngc lii.iHM home. All The report declared there are including member* of NA slims that the growth of public AS, PliolOtrronhlc Ruoadron <12 power Is brink slowed as a result ami FA8JION ftl, nre getting to­ of the buttle beln« waned by nrl- gether to stage n Christmas party valo Industry "and by a little bet­ that will lonir be rememliHrrd bv ter public understanding of the Is­ the children from the nrphnnuue. sues." Arrangement* nr« even belmr "However, Ihe danger remains made to have Santu appear In Brute and substantial," it said. pdraon with itift* for earl........ I "Power project* hove been dla- averv uhiid. The Idea for the par­ Kulsrd as flood control. IrrlSalion, ty originated nt a Recreation Comnavkallon. reclamation and even mltlee mcrtlnp. but every mnn unational ilrfopse," said the report. board the station will nln It. tin- FT PIERCE '/ft—Richard II. .Simpson. Monticello w « l grower and veteran Florida legislator, will head the State Itoud Department during Don Mrf'nrty'a nilmlnislralion. Mcl’arty announced hi* selection Monday ol Simmon as chalrm"-’ and these members to serve with him on the state’* biggest spending IV.-CrflrilkW Jr., Ufl, president af Ms'tal Manufacturers, fnc., board; Plnrroslle, ami Karl D. Wars, prriidfnt oMYarc Jlan-ifaclurlng Co., Kurt I*. Powers, 37. (lalneavillc -Ilk ., Tampa, a rt shown caaiplaUne final nexotlatlona which desknccotinlamy firm member who nates Ihe Tampa concern aa w le sslr^ asenl for the Plnceasllc flrmi wa* McCarty's state camnatgn mannaer, to sneered J (Hover fabrtcatid metal JtltaJUn fumlahlnts. Taylor from the Northeast Florida district. J. Saxton Llovil, ft, Daytona Wutcrfleld flays He . Refusal To Operate Itcarh automobile dealer and chairman of the advertising comIntends To Betire Buses Brings Suit mission In the Caldwell adminis­ tration, to replace Trnslen P. LOS ANGELES W -H ob Wateri.W-Tho refusnl Drake In the Central Florida dis­ Chflstmim »|drlt to hid ItB happi- Held. one of (he National I'rftfes nfJACKSONVILLE union drivers to nlierate rhurter trict. (lie** Into the tienrt* of the many slonal league's all-time great (lily ConimiHHion jdeserving eldbli'eh who will nUend buses tn Ihe Gator llowl diirini’ a Thomas II Manuel, .'it. farmer (piiirterbaek*. is retiring from the football game iinleos they were ad­ rancher and former miivor of -Ft the party. . , .,, . game at the close nf this sea%m mitted to the Nliulliiin formed the l l n s l l r s i s r u m r s s s ( l» * l Lauderdale, to succeed Merrill P 1 Two men will be leiivinir NAAS Barber In the Southeastern ills lowest bid* for two other pieces,today and only one of l,"'m JV,. with 11 learn, league and chan- basil today for a $2ti.(H)0 suit filed pkiiihip playoff record a lo hi* by the Jacksonville Coach Cn. trirl of equipment. They will furnish be returning here for d ilv- V. i The bus company named Amal­ W. Howard Frankland, 31. Tam- a lluckcve slay spreader at u Ham Mayhew. shins "ervleaman The iMt Angales Rama' team gamated AiiocUtlon of Street and pa mnnufactorcr ami auto supply f«al Af Vl.2ftB.Mi and « I'ak-Mor third class will be leaving flanfnnl captain, with eight years of u rv Electric Hallway and Motor 'Coach dealer, to replace Alfred A Mron w twrmancnl transfer that wl'l Kethan In the Southwell district. tiaeker garbage truck for |!h- take him to Norfolk Where he will It-o In Ihe pro ranJts, notified Presi­ Employes, Detroit, and ft* division dent Dan Reeves that he would 1197, Jacksonville, defendant*. The Simpson will lake over Ihe ¥78,411. ~ be further assigned lo n tour nf not be available for the second suit 1* in federal court. Northwest representation of Mari The Powcr-llruke rower-iirake Compsny,j' f| ty | t|r hnnl Moore wl<l also venr c^f his $.18,W X) a ycar contract The complaint say* the union oil (1 Nelson. Tumpu, will ovetlmul the present . Icoving Hnnford, but only for He has prlvtte business Intereit*. forbade II* mninlH-r* from operat­ fin will sneered MeKelhnn as rocker garlttge truck and 111- ^ ||e will be attending th" rhainnau and full lime ndmlnis- sUdl a new General Motor* Cor- chip's servleeme"'* servlen s'-IipoI is under contract u/ Sam K ati ing chartered buses to the Georgia man. Columbia Studio producer, •Florida gume bare, Oct itf The Irallve head of Ihe agency Ills ■Hicwiton ehti«*i* nt a cost of |2,- . Rroolilvn, N. Y. after which luand moy do some coaching. He Ini* company, charging loss of in­ salurv will be $s ono a year The 7B«.n7. * • 'f* i i«i|i return lo NA A R for duty. ha* appeared In sovoral flirt* and aud good will, said il litd no hoard inomhei*. who serve only Mr. William* last night reportThe N a v a l Corn-Mmndeoee bun been enrourugpil tn further come rontrul over admitlaiicc lo llm slit[larl-tliiie In pollt-y making duties, nl to the Commission roiieernlilg Course Center In lirook vn, whit. cartfer In that line by hi* nr ilium. tiel 12.100 a year earli li„. prugreH* of till* year'* audit, I* an organisation widen niter Ire** wWe. Jane llus.s«ll. A union xpokcHinun said driver* Tin* llonil lieioti tiiieiil lias coin Having that nothing ba* been men In the Now were asking admittance enlv lo plele chlirKc of constrm-tlnu mid found anils*, lie rninmented Ibal tber their imynl education, lb. n ! rrsl maintaining the stale's highway (Jet Judnoti in 1 Itie* room and lunch stand foclil I* no rlmrge for the mnov rot re* and broke system It biokets op II. N. Haver, City Clerk, wan a mmilehre emirse* Ib.-v offer and Chisox TranHUct{on The union told the Ini* company to $7,'i ooo.(ssi a year, with state, good iidmioistrutor. ru and ami manv men nt NAAS are on|«yimr Mr. Williams, Mr. Vim-yard federal, courtly ami borrowed mini I |he day before the game (hot It* Mr. Braille v mail.1 ey counted. CINCINNATI VH-Thc Cincinnati | member* would be allowed tn inriidntiun Hint the , present svsr ( (|n,| .|„*e|di D Itusli in -. Bed* snitl tudoy |hov hove uc- drive (hr vehicles bid the nomp-inv The chairman also Is aidoinnli callv a member and usually ex­ tern of tax collection, which Mr. three NAAS mm wlm lu.ve em-li milfoil right-hnuder Ifnwic Judson 1said II did nol have time In again Williams deemed outmoded, slow ecutive vice chairman of (he State nlrendy comtdet.-d over five of ttl1’ frnm Ihe Chicago While Sox m 1 induct nil parties who had linked Improvement Commission which ami rci|uirluit too much person­ course*. In fact. H;l; ^ , 7 / ' ' . Ivd! pail of the deni Hint sent n-ilflrM for the 77 bora*; and Ilia I a* a nel, be revamped before next has broad mithnritv In Issue bends just recent Iv . umoleted Ms «IxtI» or Hank Cdiwirdi lo the Chlsi” remit only 33 were operated. for self Ibiuldalinp toll roads anil venr. course » eoulse lo ' Mllllientn* lust Si-pt I. oilier public improvements tics, Vol II". nod lie Is now s o r t ­ The 2tl yeur-ohl hurlcr broke Into G a i n e s v i l l e M a y G e l SlmpMin was mayor of Moidb cl ....... ..... iro based bail-bull In........ lUPt............. with Waterloo. ing on Ids seventh. . pro Cabinet Post lo for i.i years and served eight ' “Three-Eye e.p Olbei tneii who have rec.-eiiv urn a, of- thn League V e te r a n s H o s p ita l terms ill the Stale House of Ren .... While .- — Sox — brought ..... igh him up in comnluled i-nirses ibrouvh lln- The M'linltfin^l Cntm 1 ’tgp llnri resentullvos. He was speaker in NCCC nre Rnh*-it 1'.- t'-nklmi. tVuv- IU1H after ho won 10 gunte* nnd WASHINGTON -W-An aide lo ItH.'i and lius been chairman of built and enlarged with fimetlon* nn || Nehoii 11vie l>. Carlo liter loot eight for Walorloo In HH7. George Smuthrrn *nv* the euch of thn lop llirrn House com- transferred from other agenda*. mid Donald C- Tavlor Hob - Mu- Jiidnun never had& winning Ki-a- Sen. Veteran* Administration hospital in lioilnn, Wrek* Wrens said no i„ "F.le, trlclitn* sun with Chicago. In bo was '4''' mllli-e*—Finance, Appropriation*, Hisbestyear and Rules. ' honored" hy his doilgnatlon to 'i -j" ,.n<t hits <-o|n with Ihe Sax vax 1931, when he site In Gainesville, Fin.. I* being Elsenhower's Cabinet, ^nlVtod ‘h hlan . rn t.s ......... He was vice chairman of the ____ --------- "Partial‘P« won five games and lost six whllo removed Rom the surplus cute n course In "MnthemntiksCltliens Committee which drew larly In Ihe Commerce -Depart Vol. I." lrvsn hope* »be j-ouM" he compiling a 3.70 onrned run aver- gory. One nf several project* ills and sponsored Ihe present school ment. where such caperlonru ns lust completed entitled Ib'pt- agei Ihe hospital may lie rein­ finance law. I have had In huaioesi mav per­ swnln'* Male 1" will h*ln him *" The former University of tlllmils carded As the new hoard wa* named, haps crialilc me tn help make the uss* the third elnss Rn-il-wuln« nUtlelo was born In Hebron, III., stated If Florida congressmen ran get rongresi In approve Ihe pro­ the old board met In Tallahasica new admlulslratlnn the lucccss It Idste 'examine*Inn In P" r» nnd allll llvct;jhere. posal. oml decided II won't ndvorllxr any i* bound tu be." while Pen lont. * eeoess* In l*1" Sin a tlier* and ether Fin rid a ” .(.. more road conslruollmi project* William*, in Fullerton, Calif, “Bhu'ts-'kitl’s Mnnunl l"»* ruianUtlWK Monday called on Vet­ Lions Club for rnntrnctora' bid* before II goes said: "It I* a matter of real satis­ fre«h.his memory <-n geoerol nnvn* erans Administrator Curl Gray to out of office Jan 0 faction to be purl of the Elsen­ ,|p.-* rl|.e ask removal of the 47fl acre site Chairman MeKelhnn made light hower team. I nm looking forward (Contlniipd From I’sge One) Whether you desire u tours*’ t i of reports that Ills ugenev would In nn opportunity tn serve, and brio -on to J-oiir riitlotr <o n course wn* visltlutr guest nl the meeting, from the surplus fist and Iho sena­ leave the McCarty administration hope to make Iho department a to help you lii onv general nuvnl complimented District Governor tor's aide said Gray agreed to do so many unfilled contracts It might body which will lie of constructive Niihiei-t, -oo will nroli"blv ho nbb- Henry Witte, Jr., for milking u ft. Hntnlhcr* said Florida rank* be several mnnlh* before ihe new service." record visiting nli lowest among state* in Hie ratio nf to get It from llm II. H- Nnvnl ruiiiim-ndiihlii hm-oilnl bed* lo populullon, board can slurl anv new nrnjods Williams, 3H, I* head of ii Seattle Corre*|nnnlence tin- 1 lul.* in hi* district. (’mir*” C-nlcr In With Kmnlhert. in the delegation He said be couldn't give any mortgage hanking am) prnprrly Rrotiklvii ko whv not |oln vour Mr. Ucoilrrmni praised t h e fit!tires until an audit report is | management firm. "womb-rfid" meal* served nt the lo Gray were Hep. Itennelt: Repmanv anlpmitle* who ore strivim, complete, but he told reporter* Week* Weeks and Humphrey arc listed listen l"" ' VI,*i^ naval "eduestloh? Yacht d u ll hy Mrs .Roberta tint- elect I).II. Mathews; Melvin Dixon, • You, will find that the financial _.i callers at the Elsenhower res- jJntnlnm|,™vn, 'JSjjf Edurallm, Office chi-l hy adding, "There isn't u bet­ V. A. service officer for Florida; as callers, meal served snywhBre In thu Jess Davis and J.M Anderson, both situation of the road department I* Idenco loday. and enroll In u rorri'ii*mml«rtce ter Gainesville, and I* ml Shrlloy, ntDistrict." very sullsfaclorv." course toon# He said the "new hoard should CINCINNATI, Wl - Sen. Robert Several other Items of husincss miniitrative ussls'inl to Sen. Hol­ ho able to build more highway* A. Taft tmlay called the selecllon were brlafly discussed nnd tnliled land. than anv previous hoard." of Martin Durkin, a Democrat, as 8tnte Farmem Market for the business meeting of the hoard of directors, which followed Hiring Of Imported He did not comment on report*, secretary of labor "an Incredible the tegular weekly meeting. a ck now led ged by other road de­ appointment" by President - elect partment officials, Hint the aitency Dwight D. Elsenhower. Carl Wllllnm* presided in the liUbor To Be Probed n,*«,i i* I* four to aluht w e e k s .............. eight weel nlisence of King Lion Ed McCall, Sen. iJt, ||, Tall, 1 Ml who H|IU campaigned — for SSNKOIIII STATU KSIIUr.llN paying contractors' hills or cam- Elsenhower after losing who Is nway on business. 'i g the GOP M/SHKHT JACKSONVILLE W*-A repre­ pie ted work. Nuaforit. lUtirliln prenomination lo hint, said In a pre­ sentative of the Stale Employment T hr fnllowtuH pslrs* rf|i»rl»-t l-r MeKelhnn Indicated that con- pared atetement! Service said today It will Investi­ UN' Iiisisr* «li Ili«» Hsnftiril hiui *> Irsrls muy nol he aWardad for all "The appolntmont of Mr. Durkin lh* garnior* Slnrkol f»r (ir«rtm<- h-IU gate ilcw CIO charge* that the u«n project* on which hi* board has Is on Incredible appointment. This Truchi-r* nnrt l>i-i,tprH up in *;*«■ i C n n l l v a e a r r w i Wage n p * i nf Imported labor I* working hard­ taken bids In recent weeks. U no reflection on the character Ii. m. I»c. I, tssi MIG-10 fighters. He Identified the ship* on Florida cilru* worker* 11 nn flu llakl The board previously annuunred or ability of Mr. Durkin. 1 had a AvorsUiirH T-riilflrari—ii, bomber as the liyu*hln-3fl and said Tho Citrus and Allied Workers It would cancel luto In December number of talks with Mr. Herbert llrunn, |i*li«n<lliiK Dmitlir r(.r.n-i.*.ii it rould "collse u* trouble" if the Division nf Ihe CIO maintain that a I contracts which have been llrownell who haa been Ute key tin. Slur. enemy wn* able tn use It in foreign workers from tho Bahamas signed for projects If work has not man In Cabinet .............. appointments, and IIS*[i*. I'nuitu-mr . »a an. i,no ciuantitlo*. and iho West Indies ure not needed Hu. It|ir been started been use rights of way made several recommendations of rshliae*. Eliiriitn Vnmlcnberg declared that the In tho stato. tiiin-i.r.n have nut boon obtained. (luallfltd men. nn tji Hi 1 "It was never even auggesled a man would be appointed ChrlHtmuft Parade that who haa always been a partisan Truman Democrat; who fought -'- w i i m m * r w —*0 naet Blsanhower'a election, and for second place and t t f o r third General the repeal , ThP flw various1 groups advocatedlaw. will be aulrdlvlded in this manner; Hadley t'lt Is an affront to the costume walking crp union membara and }•?! end 10-18; DeenrgtM had the courage to aet> .... (all ages but no motor* nf officials like Mr. ifurkln r vehicle* (all kd« they vote for Stevenson. This apir»)7 ■ *nT nlment leaves without represenn as last year, ,.,Jon in the Cabinet those millions H balloons for ol Democrats, north and aoulh, Who-left (he party to aupport Gen­ eral Elsenhower, and gfrea repre­ sentation to their most blttar op- w a r: - j r i f ij e s ............. will bd Mr* Nanei Allied Air Force destruction of C»l*rv. Klorliln (Inlitm I’rati’* Otsry, Fliirlil* I'rnl-u l’s*r*t ruounuwrs. ■>e|ienttl nit tin. Ilakl ursits 'Jill. H«kt n sa -j mi enemy transportation and attacks li.so 1111-4.80 ti nn. t fa n nn-i ra fin*. r*rai» gfafe"1 I IK ii an.j r* ItsNt. m : . I A tms. Crstn IU S-f.ll mtuash, Tnllow ii.ao-ano Hu. llpr. .. „ Tnmston* 40 l.b- *>""• iD.rui 1 tiu* tu Ism is..- srrlvsl* Slim iirlfr* iiilntaA sre tnriintnlrle inoH nil it Or ii n K ffll. .. . II.an latfc f f „ .Spsfrutt. Dlihrnp II” * ll.fl-lo s Orsp Ti'snanrlnns, ....... , tn III PH I* *** * |I*”* IffM | Ill.nn. 1 ,1J.80 I sl*n tin i»ri|i1lir#AfW»!r« i|n iWMltRTItiJt i il Iyvlth « aGen.i El-i 'W f *«*«>!„_L...... „ j A;(ii„0 ■ • t,|, *M**iini>tl'-* "a s'l itroituco. : :.l S L S S T g t . m nil*r«t«t rnorhet hais’ty IS -nnnr»» is 'llis plrhliflli "« ellrU*, re- " w * 1. mMrk«l Mtrwily. lolces nmiiilit pff»in [Uded Aitirllinry Air Stalk jhe'nfflclal announce Ion Harman. , The parade Into night seel RanU el" ‘ " para >lded :z \ am mi ■JL It w'ay ijiirlBg part of that period nt Nunan' (hat ........ wa* the nation .* lop al fReve collector of ta x p a* "Internal nlie comm'siiltMer. Last September the **mo Brmiklyn Jury indicted Daniel A. Rdtirhnumber 2 msn in Ihe Internal Revenue liuroau under NunAti-on similar charges. Nunan served a* revenue .com­ missioner from 19ft tn the middle of 1947 when he went back into private law practice in New York anti Washington. Hi* name bobbed up in an Inves­ tigation of tag scandal* by a jfouic Way,* apd Mean-* spbeommllUo IhLs year. <Uo wn* called before llie com in Rico to answer (pfcHlon* about hi* personal in­ come, but he refused. - - Sales Tax BrinKH To State (ncreaHed Sum TALLAHASSEE 1A1 — The Flori­ da sale* tax. yielding at on aver­ age rate of t30d.OM a month more than It did last year, brniight *4 469.000 into Ihe state treasury in November. That compared with 14.090.000 in November. 1031, und brought the total for the first five month* of Ihe business year lo 421,120,000 aguinsl $18,383,000 for the corres­ ponding period u year ago Aide* uf Comptroller C. M. Gay, who rolled* Ihe lax. said il Hie present trend continue* the total for the fiscal year ending -tune 30. 1833, may exceed UO million dol­ lars L-ut year the lax yielded !3IMi million. ^fe was In hi* undcrrlothes and ...fie*. Taken to a hoinllal. ho fold Griffin and newsmen that the Ne­ a gun 8gro’"pulled rr.._ J ------... on me and w« | *Wt>D' ( " ♦ ! ' ' ■’-’ll |. » ■ . ia>j TALLAHASSEE <m - The Cabi­ net approved release of 4230.0(a) from UriivcMily of Florida fund* bsluy to go toward construction of 10 Miiall dormitories mi ihe uni­ versity campus. The money was enrnrd through renting Other student housing units. The rest of Ihe cost of thp build­ ings would be me! through Issu­ ance of bnc million dollar* worth of revenue certificate*. The bond Issue *1111 must ho approved by the Cabinet Board of Edueullon which did not con*ldcr (he matter today. The State Board of Health wn* given authority lo begin negotia­ tions toward* purchase of part nf a rlty block south of lls Jnekimvlllo hoadqunrtrrs fur possible fu­ ture expansion nf Its buildings SAN BEHNABDINO. Calif. L»!— An Air Force C-47, with 13 men aboard, apparently crashed during the night at the 8,000 toot levelkp the San Bernardino Mountain*, mb sheriff’s office reported today. Donuty Sheriff Luring Poleman nf Victorville said he saw a b|g lire in Hie mountains north of here about 4 a. m , which finally died out. The plane, hased at Offutt AFB, Omaha. N eb, left DayH-Monthan Air Base at Tucson, Arts., last night onrnulo to nearby March Air Base. It lost checked in by radio over Palm Spring*, on lM desert east of here al 0:31 pi C7. (Pacific Standard Time).’ Between Palm Spring* nnd March Air Base Ilea towering. 10,(W5-foot Mt. San Jacinto. It was storming heavily nt the time, and Musk-nxn have hair but also a Ihe pilot anparcnlly nttomped to *klrt the storm by heading norh. thick undercoat of wool. m SALKSI.ADY WITH EXI’EUIENCK IN HEI.UNG DRE8SEH AND OTHER f,AI)1E» READY TO WEAR. STEADY WORK WITH GOODOPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT TO THE RIGHT PARTY JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE mm ssi Now Is _____ The Time To Order _____ 4 ■< * fa n Your m m m £ms3m FLOOR F0RNACE o* SPACE HE ATER Roy Wafl, Phunbing Authorliod Colomgn Dealer J7 Sanford Avgflue pohM 1 1 1 1 -t f* GENERAL CONTRACTOR p w w n n m < w LOAN ^RVUCB | NEW C ^ S X R IO T W N 0 ’ LG M NtCDL1' ™ veto with Hetrld *.'H«mrt4nd, Pra*. 7 ' ..................- . M J; ■* ’ *i y MM ,< 1 jlj 1 (Prepseed edptutiMOM ,' 1 , , * , 1 r W jmi ,u ' . -i 1 ■ • , 1 ’ . . WORK BY EXPERTS . j; V:| rui AEPAlR and PREMOLDING M f •. (fWffJs •♦it t at + m Some mountain area* In ,1’ennxylvailia reported a* much as five Inches of show. The fall had reach­ ed a death af two Inches in Wash­ ington, D. C,, by midmorning, and rtnro wa* In prospect. _ The fall wa* expected to canti^ie through Ihe d*y In Pennsylvania, New- York and New Jersey. Snow wa* forecast for New England. Haiardoua road conditions forced cancellation of today's horse ru in g &rogram at tho Howie Track in laryland. A fall that varied from one to six Inrhea blanketed most of West Virginia. Southern Illinois had its heaviest snow of Ihe season. II ranged from two tn four Inrhes and motor,v* were warned to drive cautiously. Thousands of Christmas shopper* were pelted by snow, rain or sleet. 1*1- TH f **7WBa • SHOW. Cabinet Okays Sum For State University Air Force C-47 With 13 Aboard Crashes Gone Griffin, chief criminal in- i m ves Igatnr for Ibe sheriff* office, said the snlesman—R. E. Rntne*. 32—accused George Turpin, 28. Ne­ gro. Turpin had been tu Jail since Saturday on ti vagrancy dirt rye utelv°W t ,,nrtft> wn* niDfllRaines (Iroptwjd from sight 1stte thanksgiving dav after he hmt lei left hrt fjam PurvIs Mritqr Co., to- ™,Jow shn ia (930 ptiUmglillo .....,...(fblto sedan to "a .Ntyrw customer." noon todny, employe* of •ho Rklntler toiler Dairy tomhl found him film h milo eouth of Beach Boulevard some 200 yard* ufl tho new expreka hlehvtay. , Dy The Associated Preia Siinw snread aero** the Nn*thern slates today frnm Minnesota lo the Atlantic Coiat. The huge area look on l':e apncaronce of mid winter Ip day* before winter begin* officially. Chicagoans Blogged and aV'd^-d in about four Inch#.* of snow, ThTte person* were killed In traffic* ac* ddent* on fllppery highways In the Chicago area. Mom of the U. S. cast nf (ho Mississippi and north af the Ohio Ktv#r Was covered by snow. The US-mlle New Jersey Turn­ pike wa* open but official* ordered all traffic slowed to 33 mile* p4r hour Instead of t he normal 10 in. p. h. speed limit. In the NeW York metropolitan area sanding and cinder tfuat* went Into action shortly after the snow began falling nl 7:30 a. rt. (EST). Airline* reported flight delay* In schedule*. 1turbo shlbplng moved carefully through- swirling JILUE PR IN T S M il 8PEC4RICAinON8 , 4 %• -**;,» ^ I* f . * , , .»♦ « 1 HAIt jiH ■ ■. j - . ,. , .r'fC -K i '\ 1**1* t o ssin s ■ J ’j v a j r He I j re tv* r aa , 1 ~ I T m - ..... A*m m . ,. d ■ ■ _ m e . jgv. 11| 46-1930. 1946 - 1930. ffX InvMtinen f; .V;. in income Uxvs during • -6% ™ sr W tlra Is.hn JACKSONVILLE V _ A n auto salesman was found alive today in a wood where be hart Inin paralm-d fivo day* nftor being shot in the buck. Wide Section Of Ut€. Is Covered By Early Season Visitation charges of Income tkx kva*IBn. Atty-Gen. McOronbry *ttn) Iho Suk'Hinan Is Found Alive Though Shot Wm 4 '[ i fH By Snow Mantle Gut. ind ami ; nuj of-motor cars, hr csn'l sleep in n regulation sire 74 inch bed, lie find* II hard to buy a suit gjf the raek. and when he sit* on a jiUndnrd living room chair—which I* IS inclio* off the floor—hi* chip hump* hi* knee* every!lino hft opens hit mouth tn nay something That I* nno reason why tail men aren’t lulkallve. In a crowded world lie simply lake* op Imi much kpaee. No ordi­ nary man or wniiiun will sit l.ehind him in a movie or at :» prize figlit wllhiml grumbling loud enough for the complaint lo reach his curs, nnd if he live* in n hoarding holiscthe other roomers resent hi* reach at the table. A* a result of those physical dis­ comfort* and (ho itondy criticism of smaller folk, ninny a tall nun get* nn inferiority complex. Far frnm taking advantage of his sire he 1* more likely lo submit to putt lie Insult* and ridicule than 11 suli five-footer, lie I* often afraid to stand uo for his rights became lie know.* 1)1.1 1 most jieople Iinline lire Iv feel sorry for a uHib'ct but dl* tnisl n glniil, and will gang up against him. Ills altitude troubles of peacoliine arc do ililcd in wartime David long ago. disproved will* his slingshot Hie saying that. "A good Idg man is always Iletter than n good mile man." Thn Invontlon of the pistol and rifle made extra-si/e nol only something of a nuisance but also a positive danger lo a warrior He still holds an edge In hrulr strength in actual hand-in hand eoinhnl, but there isn’t much fight Ini! like Ihul anymore. The more body surface a soldier has In ex­ pose Hie more likclv a target he Is for n sniper's Imilci or enemy shell fragments II even take* (he tall mmi longer to dig himself a foxhole lo prated him from nrtillerv bombardment. The Implement* nf war-ship*, lank*, planes, 'jeeps—ure built to hou»o Ihe five foot-six to six-foot fellow. Thn tl. S, Navv doesn't wont anyone over slx-fect-four. Inti bnth Ihe Army and the Air Force turn thumb* down if ho tower* nVer slx-nnri-n half feet The rtnlv Hiloo n sutmly sergeant hate* worse than an ordinary recruit l.s a tall recruit requiring extra sire shoe* or uni­ forms I was pointing out these hclulit hnr.'ml* to a walking human Ain I know Ho grinned and said lol crantlv: "Everything you say lx certainly ™ Dot yon loll out one tiling I here arc ybll an iiw mi hit of girl* who like lo lean on a tail man's shoulder, and there always will be." - Anderson added that the emplny07nit nm' W shot'and 'ifnTaied BidM service has Investigated *ev- St me. Tho next tlmb ho hit me In f f i l t«S<r* celled t o ' Ilk -httentlon the sphio and I went down." * CIO in recent weeke but I Oh evldenca to substantiate emplpyore are using them to un the wage structure of nberg' entlmatcd Iho Imported ‘— cltru* worker*. r*-at | 0» |n 1 ,000. Ho *4ld •.'C'T'.Sv' •; ■nut for his own convantlon, any af ‘ the Weinberg, CIO national nn his supply lines have succeeded In preventing Ute Communists frnm "amassing sufficient materiel for a Sustained drive." Vanilenberg recently returned p § t from a tour which took him around iter luven office af tha mploymept Service " the world. ' ' Rlite Employment *4lit nice will bo Inveitigkied. sd’a HO elelni (bore was Weather shortage. 1 "There la a definite shortage now end wo tan not meet It and tb# anticipated shortage' without 10 foreign worker#," he Hnnforrl h i m * Firmer* M u m * iiiand Jules As the world g e ts. smaller and smaller Ihe folk who Jive Jn it are growing taller and taller I don't envy them. .Height is lor. ing iis glamor. Every growing bay yearns lo be a big, strapping slitfooter plus, who goes through life bowling bullies out uf Ills way right and leil. Hut when ho docs reach maturity hn finds things aren't that simple. If he Is over six feet And shoves somebody, rluht or wrong the cry goes up. "laMik at lire- b k bum throwing his weight around." The crowd Is against him. Every Inch n man grows over six feel Iralay is a handicap In­ stead of a help, unless he Is a bas­ ketball player nr a cap directing Irnffle The tall man finds he I* some­ thing or a misfit In a rlvllimiton tailored lo people of smaller sire. He bangs bis head gelling In and K H r �« * ff I'H*" 3 D. L. T. DOSS C IIIR O P R A CTO R H O V R H 9 t o 12 — 2 It) fi ' 303 h I'hone 7<>3 e e s I'h. 1113 ROY WALL A llantic Oank Htilltllng I e b 1107 Sonford- A t* . DR. C. L. PERSONS Plc.isc call fur appointment O PT O M E T R IST E Y E S E X A M IN E D C L A SSE S F IT T E D 110 South I'n l im t to Avenue DR. H. K. RING C H IR O P R A C T O R I'hone 1732 — 1716 <1*1 i 1 \ l . SIICV II MS Use HERALD WANT ADS MAKE THIS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL TOUR FALL M 'tt F o r R c h u II.h T kf IiiIImmI nii rnlrn n |*1*1f ft* nil VVnitl \»l* imhlUIiril Ih The *fmfnnl llrrMltl. 1 Owe Lie »H*r line ffmerllittt ‘J Hinc* Ilie |*i*f One ImrH lmi it lime* Q|- |»r r line l»*rrllnii Ilmen nr ftcr line ln«er(liin 5e fter line fur 1 enrlir to n t r nr | I'l ie \\ uni* In the line, linn hie llnf r l*«»r IIIn vk I'm e 4‘n|«n PHONE 118 I'ltn l ktl» 11*111 lir tirer pfrit «»er the |> |r iilitnir mi me innrnniliiin rhMrue If >nnr tintiir I* lUlril In the felriihmie hunk. In relMrn Inr Oil* neenniniaiiliitlMH Ihe iiilteri|«er I* M in i'ln l In |*t*y l»r»ni|«llf. In nr«lrr Inr il« in render Ihe I m l pmnlMf needier, nil H u m he In «mr nfflee itn f|ir *111> hrfnrr pniillenflnn. I*len«e n«iir> u« lnin.»<tl»lrl > ;* "■ e r m r « c n i n In >«nr ml. ” • ennnuf lie | Mp ninre fhnn mir hii-nrrrrt ln*erlinn. THE SANFORD HERALD i DOORS l— ST O R M -SC R E E N DOORS I J IIOLI.AIVAY \ M » | t \ l t \ HI Its Day. week or month I'.-i 1 i „i,, I mnitnl'e 1 eoli-i Hi. U | n 1 No 2 SH O RT OAK 1 t KAN l o t It 100m im 10 in 0 a p u d m e n l l.ll I'ai k \s , S E L E C T O A K E l.O O R IN i. M HNfSHKIt III IM I .> ............... VS(til twin lied- all elei lrn kit ih en , hendlv, flout fuih.ui- in. 1 yard. 1: a rain- Phone f i . \\ T IL E 2 ROOM fin no lied ii|i-|,nt. ( ALL FOR FRICK ESTIMATE ON YOUR R()OF!N(i NEEDS WINDOWS mi'lll villi' liiith. HUmm C N ITS S H E R M A N C O N C R E T E PI PE CO. M iC rarltrn llouil — Out W rsl T h irteen th S lr c rl DM I O ZA R K IK E * - 1 1 --------s ’ S ' f V/AHKii MIT AT 1 C— / V*'Vt I TM 5-YARD £ K & i, T K LINE/ \ > f " t’ m i THK LONE RANGER jtr. I ' > }('. f * .,A $ ./'■ 3— P h o n e I (IN I ily V * 11v in, \ v 1* •fl.ir 1 I \ IDi I! h n ll toirn linmc im i f fiirni^licH N« u Hci tin kih hr i Spacious y a rd land-.........I ..1 for cliihlien See 1 ho f I'arki at 2133 Vale U i nut- I'hithp r e r r a e e after I ini |i m • We also m r r y it rm nplete line of | i I ) mihhI; n-|ihall Iil«*»; mii II hoards. Phone fli(‘jiltin' 111 I IH .It'1nii until SO.MKUM; Im '•)I»111* Im1rm $H*I W h i ' l h e r i l \ it im r l l i i l r c p t t l r o r n n i i n p l i ' t e n o w jolt, s e e u s f o r II k < lii'sl i i u i i l i l y i n i i l r r i n l s m o l w t i r k n m n s h l | i nl llu* n i o s l r i’ll s u n n h ie r;tU*8. A p p r o v e d F . I I . A . t e r m s f o r e a s y p ii y it ie i il . S T E E L C A S E . W IN D O W S 'I' ' ' 117 We - 1 Hlh St l NFCIINIsm M a|d .1 If >11111 |H I P R E - F I T W I N D O W I N IT S W IN D O W 3 riHirn fnrm-hi'il apart men! P rivate hath vdtili- 2.100 Mellntivllle 1 FOR ItK.NT F otnished caiat-e a p a rt Itienl at I am Vtuunoli.i FLOORING iM x iM ” W m odern F IR E N T R A N C E D OO RS ASPHALT -I W K I. A K A Vitarlmrid- i n First Street Phone itki \\ P IN E C D PR O A R D DOORS 9x!T EUR HLNT R iiy f l a t t u ffiuxt ;tS(,c JA tH R A J UrU 'JUl AN' \ ■ /ns m c s c a Iteul list ate f o r Suit- —,'| fli. ram Nett three hedtoom liome, I ake view Shady hit. t;ond ftsltmu *2,<88l Four room hmtse 011 mu- at to m i (Ipii land Kusy term s IIOS 3 |.. P \ VI ON lieu Heal C state llr.d,. 1 11 lit Park ,.i,. 1 l o ­ { ’ Hcdmnin house furnished SPACK 111 "ATit It C«ed Coleman fine lots Located til I' iioIu. very utMttl eumhllun Very i ho;>i I'lit *t3uo Set' owners — Mr Phone I S t U lllnckuell nl P atrick Fruit I'o . ............ . , . . .. , , Mr- lllnckuell at Sanfor.l Fruit HlD S used bicycle 2ti wheel i n Home evenings anil Sunday liotsl condition price * / " ,M* l ei i:*8 \v '203 Holly •NKVV Hill SI-' Work construction. A H T in .i.s w w r r . D 2 hcdii m i floor lurnace tt— I" • f . t A.,1 I .11 |M.rt, tWO lilt- We hoy. sell and tr a d e used form >.'00. 11*1 down, ha in nee lake lllrr Wilson M a lrr F urnitu re i'o rent 311 K 1*1 I'hone fl.38 J U II VI I , Ileal lor Flotilla stale Hank llldx. F l'H M T F I t F . "Call Hall" I'hone 1733 HuutMil — Sold or Trailed stop In l-i outA iiL-i. i o r Teleiilioiie 1425 F urniture t e n H11NI.SIII-.il . ' hedioom tittraitr \V j,-(rst ap a rtm e n t i onliiel owner .il linn M ullioll.i A mtiiii * ' F u l l SALE (las lam p' and watoi h e a le r I'hone ti7‘t U dll— Itl.W IS IA Ii: -lit I'HHISTMAS (ill IS Vet. and If you want lo Hut Iteul or Sell u-rtl seuint! maehineI'erm* See 1 331 K First Fl Flioiie in:'I I. IV. IIXI I . Ileultor Florida Stale Hank llniltllmi 7— Pets-LIveslark -Supplies "Call H all" I'hone 1738 I'lTMMI'.S Shepard ami i olio See Kavinoml M Fall S3 (8) and *3 00 If I' I'rn- I l.icrii-fd lltoker for all _______ Phone 711'. W a kind- of Ileal Kslnle loti1 .- S P ark l p - l i i i r 8— IIC1 P W VN l i lt 8 ( '§ 1 I'hliTli 'Hill_______ K X P K IU I’. NCF.D pre 1 . i* tt'iXes \t-pl\ in p*. 1 on I loa n s I (III s i l l \im < town t IrilPiri - and I 'x H PIANOS Ni'w and used I'erm . I'alm ello \ t r m t t tr a d e in- Kailei - Piano Slurp. Hint 1 Mt r i t e \veime Plume III tV lielweett atfes nl is i-ul 1 12ftM W to learn eleanlm \ | u n ‘. m i -■ill p u n iitoA n t li-.iru i n i l . IT IINAtd ' s Ity Kreskv 1 .Hindi \ | i t I'ahm ' . \- i -i . i -i Wall, Floor and Fiteplaee -I 1S* llll« ’• 31. It. IIOIM.I S Oil W O K S 111.1 W. 1st St. Phone 128 Priest I'li 1.M2.1 S UfIMIr I It \ \ FU S E I'vleti-ion Itntls 28' In 80' Si-itkard 1 .I.1 mil Paint Kvta-rit-iiit-d llta k e and Fiont laid *M Malt to -et mi and opi'iate Firestone llruke llepl No drill VI M i l \ \ 111 IM IS 11 sleatlt wmk Vileuti'iil tlooil ) it Inf \ |l| | | ‘r ' Hull.1 lit nl 1111IKI"s t - it foe iieht party Ftle-loio \ lilllt IIII 1II t 1>l.ll HilltHi nl |»li«s Store- HI Fa-1 Isj St In Ijijitw < iMIiph'h i f p;ill I*1 Vi» v Mlt* IIIO' S| MIMH I \ I M 11 \ N III I Nl» ttill like xioi 1 Im: 11 llh llu 11 liI m ir\N V plto lie 1 o lined p a t from Ihe S.’M H cn| I It II il I'll mil* »H‘i -tart, retintar im r e a - e .-eh ness henefd. opportnm iir lot II MH II VV KM»MI I HI N i, l o adv iiiieemenl arid lolk- von is ill SELL .1 iuJ .iff m .1 hui i v li» sell ■-isniv 1111r k 111.it mill I h i i i ' are il h t Ihe iliiNSitnil .kIa i'itlsiiii! now open 1m:s for ptrl- aue- ih »lcp;il I mi ni nf I HE S \ NI ‘i UU> to 23 u Hh Hlt;h School edm-.ition 11E l( M l 1 | il m «■ rh 1hihI v 1 tn a- telephone opendoi > topis 0 1 Hu n nl *>ilt‘N iiH'ili rm em p lo y m e n t itltiie '.o u llo in Hell lei .V I d 1 • lie I 1 1 In . Emc I" . SI S aidold O pr e Vloridn 1 I!i iff if Iti'il <t iinom:li I rid as n 10 1 m in with pi mi noon li e 1 '" t" 10 i 'if 1 Im Nf tif I '.i tt \\ ,i \ p m al ‘fill. ,ll lk I 11,1 *• A I '.t till < *» I , n i l U \V I I On >• el M,( ................. Phono 28'. Nl aid \ ( 111 % DLinkHs [ nl , .11 panlitis l i n o N at t Sm plus 'I It'll It K IV W I L D 'i Hit Sanlord A te. I'liom- 1121 MIDDLE M i l'll lady iiimhl like st! I F I IIAMI.IN orattite *1 tut hoii-ekeeplnx isilh MO other isom Im II W laird I'hone I I.tl .1 en in ell a rite t.mid liotl-ekeepi r and ip .oil cook Mr- lim e- tin II M i n i F KKIIS t'oinplele line ttak Vteitiie third's Tnyetlii Feed St.ue » A H \ ■11 1 I N t. ..... I ol M i n 1 M II SPAi I In del - all -i/cs cnees Mr, Miriam Vlimp plu'iir '...nl 1 . an I'I loll 1 el V r ea-ato lol.l VI ill, I . e IP 1, tin pirn Vse I’h m' i - 1*1 n l . tell. "■i .1 pjli I I flellt t,ls this VIHP PI V .i. Vis.II. Vs. H 12 alii I'I V| I ' d. SI In 11 M- II liras s la SI I M o II VPItl II II. ■, 10 1. I 1 Its uphill l i t i i l I'eifeet toll ill'll! ■i ***4Itl *it i| ifr x|l« • •11$•f*f\ I II. La I h.l 1I1I1011 I'li.itie • 11 IH I'U I « l i h i 'l S . I M I m I il ■ I ( H i H t i l n si Apt • i<I I | M U III 1VI I s I _ S.'ill'Hr ami mi pm mi New under ciin-trnctioii two m ute nf those loss priced m a-om s hom es I iris e Ity and see them a C l t v n s V t V N table ass Like i VIIPI ML »U \\* Fourth Street one block sse-l of Nisi Had its, Mmililinif lit'ail Mellonvllh- Axe Call 11- ho dr c, f V land and eb kllMlim Write 1 KXI'I H U M I'H motto 1 ill >a n tails | | |. | m Hi t .ild f«»r >m.d! !i,dm*N in >nv h«*i••• Exclusive Ll-lini! tii ny 11ini' Mrs 1'aul U tm!ntli.in*i H miles Sii mm t7 tr/ id .11 Vn ROIIKRT A. H II.I I WIS, Realtor p | \ N 11s H ilda m Win Hirer ami R»ymond l.iimlipilsl, Associate tti .ms 4»!lii'» f.nniMis nam es In Hr In * lnl> I'hone 1873 Allanllc Hank lllilx i 'Ihuim' If 11rn 10*. nil yniif nld ID.iDMilown Rest like r m ! Heml NICK TWO HKDIIHOM home <;i ItiisliM'ss Oppotlimllies III Pn vl d 1 .ml amt \ n hi Hrpri'M'n 114and PIT A fionneeil 817 Kseniribln i.d isr v s dl call mii yim at nn oli | M s t \ t , O l ' I ' O H l ' l M I \ Dr. hytullon Itiililn-on Music Co . 220 | „ S u t d o r d Ivslabllsited Very N Oi'aiir.e As e otlando, r Inrlil.i . uuod business Llvllti! tpoirler- tl HOI IS K F o il SALL Story and lly D «n H u rry half. Ham in buck sv 1III war a nr HLACT1I PI, Miser lox tor f t o ts t ^ • 'M j e n t Im titan ,od Flow till! well I ail HiI s Inn1 , See 1 wife to operate l o r dil.nl I'I......- 18 I VI thflENiOUT 11 (I. K Corson Lake Mary Hoad write Hex HAS e o Herald lit I, Hus inn a fter 3:on p m M M ini. VW Himiiio I'ltyle -uta 12— SPECIAL SKI!VICKS 13 Otlltiii.il lietto- anil hllle uphnl ( ill.OK LI) FOLKS ! • ! t* iy tim'd 1 oiidlltoil *17181 NKW FLOORS sitrfneed to pci Hood lots for sale in Lockhart •‘toll 4 dll H.'ll! ,1 | fcrtlon Old floors m ade Itk. mill West Sanford Subdivision new Ftiiishltii;. clomilitif and ♦looti down ami *31111 per m i 11 p,,• Fine t no svaxnuf, also portable pnsvei tilattl month. Write Ultra llabm lions ' lidimi 1 *23 onV Photo- HMD | Sersim: Semmiile County -Hu Inn t'orp llox Mil. Vliaml Item'll 1923 II 31 tileii-on. Lake Vl.itt FU. (HITS ANI1 itil V’KNIH item wimle-ali sale Come l.ritiK yo.tr ear , <AWN M(IWK„ S shurpe... lit NBW 2 bedriMim eom-rele block ilireet, save lily o,,,,,. P utrehttse n It 1 hoilto — Kitchen e(|ulpped C 3(881 new doineslle mul 1 ' ' m oney K H it SI I Screened porch — C ar Porte Souvenir stores, Variety stores, C orner lof Jl.'itst tlown 8(8) K Sport -Imps, Deiit stores, e lf oitLANIH) Miirmii,: Sentinel n r 23th St Write for wholesale riilnliii! Cuba bmdo Kvenini: s t a r l ull llulph Alllmtlni handhatjs, hells anil | | ay m a j LOT 110 x 123 on Jefferxiin Ave wallets I'litmt’ ahead for nliiltt title. Phone 1388 W ahc GONNA B t A W . MRGOHaoO* THAN A AV/t) A AUCAi. 7 Oh e ; , tV A T c rf ^ . Uy Fran Klriker NBWLV DKCUHATKD 2 betlrwtm hdute All eleelrtc k d rh en 2 laruo lots 14(11 Pul niello Ave i I. S li d . I'titnn Teehnteian hone till VV tlotde I Sanford. I I . H N l ;It \ l . I O M I L \ ( T O I t I'ree e s t im a te s All W o rk m a n ­ ship and 3 |aterlals liti.uanlretl I i . H o r n t it Itn I'. I.tlh st I'ltoitr 1.121-31 VIVNINfiS I'|ji-tic Vhimtioiin 1 a m a- F re e F sP m ate' I'ltnltn 1281 .1 a lte r t, p m for upptuidmerit Yot t \\ SI'LL \ n t tlnnti With \ t las-lfted Ail .11'ST t ALL 1 IH I \ It P L N I L It WOIIK For iptlek rep air (otis or -mall Imiltliilt: t all .Ion 1112 M t PI I'M IlIN l. 1 -.1it 1 ail and rep air xioik . Iitltales II I l l a l t e t Sanford I n - Phone 1828 ITt'O 201 . ! l i l \ t IS P onoo-a to p- 1 Vail Woodwork 1in’ 313 Sanford Ave Hh-..... .MrI Vi and I 133 ,1 It s | tr.H S' tietieratoi nr s t a r t e r '- . i t tee < all 317, Sw ain's Hat■ is Si-rs ice S.infold A tem ie ...I .‘nd Street VI i. 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" ,- - 7_ �0 * ---- -------------- . m 41,412 Blues Rank Second In FSL At, Gate; Daytona Is No. 1 With ns,:i05 Fans 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 Season, Sanford's Seminole IIIiim , using t h«* fabulous *200,Oon Me­ morial Stoditim fur the fim! time, doubled their regular non""" puid 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" it ml I hr 29(1 paid In *ee »rvernl «|irinu training game* "(need ■>> llir Xan Anlmiin Mi—-iun-* last Mnrrh. Combining llir tlirre piitil inhil fioures, tv Li 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 Mir*'Inn. 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.rrih iu r 299,393 Tnlul I'h iy n ffi All-Slur (ilinie tlruiul Tot ill 9,370 2,71115 279,321 PayTo See Baseball Games In Memorial P Bums Offer Braves Furillo, Cox, T h e Sports And Pafko For Spahn And Gordon T ill, HANFORD IIliltAl,I* I'liKr II Turn, Dee. 2, IU.*i2 Register Hr k i ;n t c h k t i . a in Sport* Killtnr llohind the none nrtivlty almout illv.' Seinlllolt' llii;li Srlinnl'u Klnrl* ml* fool hull hriivo* dull the Ktlil* iron otiee uRnln in " pnit-ieuMiti 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 r l r t r n of Mi. i eiitr.il riorhl.i C'unfrrrnre mlh Ihe I i c I . I T 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 o l ' 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 c u p n d ly : try ln u 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 In t r m t li iK to note thut Kniifnril iiiitdrrw Orlnniln hy nrafly 1,tMHt puld. Orlnniln iitlruetOil Jitnl 31,9,'ill, T h r FSI, wua ulumt 11,HIM) off lla tnlul ruKulnr aru*un p u tr mid 20,11119 off, If you liu’ludn th r plny-nffa, this y ru r u* roin* part’d to Inat aenaon. Thl* lu u loiter wo rooolfod you* terduyj "M r. ChrUnln. “Tn i|Uota fmm an earlier nr* I trie from Ike Hanford Herald which you w rote my l u g , “ If Ioral fan* n rr r v p e c t l n i 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 t ’DI.I.KGK BASKBTIIAI.I. tlie season. The Seminole High S 'I....I "Mink horse”, which wo By The Asxurlaled Press 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 w 7 V ariV WaynesiniVg (1*9.) i'« 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. 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, 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 13 1 I 4 1 IS O l I o l S 1 ON GUARD FOR NAVY * - By Alan Mover £ /S £ M H A O £ R O F Ttf& A f A W . <Yor r# £ £/Se/YHOW £PS, t f / ll o o P i£ A ? r y O F (S i/A R O p ory M Y£// 7#£ s e p s /c e ttA S / Y F O R TA £ T7/*1£ /// m tA O tlM / A OF r f o y .f y J) & » + $ u r A AAV/ Y/cnvf/ rtx /ip m p rA fM EQUAL AR4fy'» 2 7 VtcroR f£5 7X> 2 / — M T A 4 RECORP CrAAV/A(S t /e o ~ a A c> a a o o o n c o R e o yo A rAe 0r9 OAE r.ve OA/LOR*, £ 7 9 ro 9 3 0 7 f o R OR ORE I — A-------— r /EAR* * iA R O ]A rp t/R r / J t f S A .v APMV ICADG AAV/ /A TMe StR/M 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 ' Row 'l*o Tech 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 .Top Iiy I.nrj'Cf Margin “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 M KK CITY - Chock Woodsworth, 182, Salt Lake Cltv. stooped Tommy Meldr, 187. Sail Lake City, I. Gators D’Agostino And LaPradd Make AU-SEC Football Eleven* 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. .......... 48 18. Purdue ....... 43 IB. Princeton ... 44 Kentucky, „ 20^ 41 ftrf.l Aw*r W,lh W.slt To P*rt Here I* r»sl kiryrliug rrumimy. 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M.. pitas* mil VKM.OW CAII m i - * * * * * * * « f i l e W V VC H E R fflqv #anforJi Sf^ralh ir tot' uorrr «»•!*• Jo*r Hanford Uriah!, (.'Hy * Mr>\tl« rltonir n o rth portion and rlrn r In p artly chmdy south porllim llirough rh u rsttay . not q uill mi w arm In e x tr e m e north th is illiT iim m ; i d h c r n l s e itfllc r l i t r i f f mi tr m p r r n t o r r . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XL1V Established ltU)8 Truman Uses Taft-H artley •In CIO Strike SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford Murine WEDNESDAY DEC. .1. I0W 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 McCarthy Sees Further Probing Of Red Suspects WASHINGTON uT» — President WASHINGTON ifi-Novoll*t Mur m T r u m a n M a y c r e a te d an c m * 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 Use gency board to ic c k to halt a CIO House Investigators that about 1. too magasines sold on news stand- , ateclw orkers strike at the plant nf the A m e rlra n Locomotive Compahave "no purpose except pictorial prostitution." nv at Dunkirk. N. Y.. which p m duces m aterials used In the atomic The fll-ycarold writer (nun Du ; energy p ro " r» m III ID. Minn . testified before a *oo rial House committee Investigating The P resident signed an cxrcuedisrene literature live o rd er providing for a board The Congress members said they 1 of Inquiry under the Taft-Hnrtley recognized tier as an expert wit Art. which he h m used nn only ness because of resrurrh she did r a r e occasions. He h as licen opfor an article “ Filth On tlir News posed to the law since ils enact stands." published In the October | ment. Issue of llemlrr's Dlerst The White House noted that WASHINGTON r Sen Me Miss Ilunnlng told them there are t ’arlhy w orkers at two o th e r plants of Wlsi said lodav tie ns M inin- I’fc. J a m e s ( ’. Ilyrd, son o f Mr-. Hcorgiit I'oule Hi«-rs. " f 1.231 . __ inagiirlurv .................., bein') ........ published «umed lit the A m erican (.nconmtive ( ‘om nanv the Justice Dcpurliocnl a r e nlsu nn strike, hut said todav's I K i l l t h u Circle, Hanford. reecntlj received llo- I'urple H eart Medal | curren tly and nil Ind about ino arc follnss up its grand jliT' o rd e r cunrerna only the Dunkirk from his tiullnlioii rom m an der, l.t ( id. Max II. l.oGrohc. I’fe. Ils rd classified us " g irlie s " whirl) shi­ ssordd plant, which has n p a r t In supply­ r t s ' wouieled while serving with HA: eom n nii). U r a l Hattulioo. h irst re g a rd s ns "vfeioos nnd provnen prolie of Owen t.iilltmore with ing m alerlnls for the construction Marinemdi if Lhe First Marie- OH IsH.it in K'oea. live " There are nlmnt t » o billion similar action against career dip copies of the " g irlie s " sold annual hnnal John 1* Davies J r and operation of atom ic energy Ally General James McGrnncry faeltlHes. ly. 'he udded The nesvs stands In America ininoiiiiei'd vesterdas he had or U n d rr the esecn tlve order, the c a rr y a display of sex prevo-atior* ' l , r , ’d evidence idioul l.atlinmre, a P resident shortly will n am e a *to 1he *found■ nowhere rise ■ ■ Hlfi Jidins Hookln- ITnltrrsIH nrofes In board to Inquire Inin the Issues world." sin- -aid "Tliesp iiiudn- -or and Hir Kustern affairs -pe Involved In the dispute The honed Ones are not for fun, nor play, nor elnllsl, sub ml lied In a grand jury # I* m u d red to r r p o rl book to the b e n ii t y but si in pi v Issued fur here, beginning tnmurrim Pre*Idem no later (lino Dec to i Che Seiiale InHriial Si-umlv Sub straight provocation " (liber nresMrotiid activity nn- ' noted when Atllai Stevenson uud M l " llannlog said Hie " g i r l ie " niinmlllee revoinmeiided last HiU inagnrines a re crowding serious after .i year long prolie for ant Mr T ru m a n met In the While House today to sift the past id the nod minllly magazines off the news -utnersHe Influences on C S stands iHillelrs In llo- Far Hast that | D emocratic p arly In search of llfuture. Among her other nhservatlon* ’Jury priK-eedings to- h r o u g Ii t The accent will he on the f u t-re I’eople 'till accept "the sight of "-"'hist hotti l.attimorr nod Duties but upperm ost In the two-day drum main reties, wearing liardtv Davies, formerly on Hie State talks between Hie President ned anything al all. marching down the Department's poll" plaontne stall the m an he tried haril to make street Iml protest against the type """ ,In deputy |«dllleal udtiser to AWAIIINO IMI IMPnrniNd Visit of Pti-Sideid «-1«. t (Iwight l> I i «■*t 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 tiower 111 Seoul, two lie,.Ohio of S.utih Korea xnhtlei w, . ,, it,. , q lion: Tour 1st I-TsHvhI was louetied off <hospilnl imstees were made y,.s. | lines.” \tes( Germnnv In frool of the eapllid luilldlog (or t-nsIMe Indd-n ...... i ,,,i v», 11, 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 c ra tlc p a rt y 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 rd e fe n se fiepr » • ( f , ..... r-i, r,,arii.roi'i #l„ | • ” • " • • • " Thl.v "lirr n„ |,|m| , „f grand jury Is "ev en more urgent" w- h I c h llenoldienn nresldenli'i' note today with the d .a m u t h «r- | sinners, IV f ill n i i iu - l UI A ' n « n i jU T V nominee llwlght Klsenlmwer won rival o f S anta Cirrus following the The telegram which recommendeeoiiinn-nd- . jRrls Kifl* ami nnd they th e y seem — ........so ........... fa r rem .... oved than ............ l.altlrnorv's ..... „ .ease .... "lierniise ........ ...... . by a landslide? most gignntle muss ClirfstniHs cd appointment* was sent to the fn n n J h c pictures in In the inaga; l.atlinm l.alllmnre re has tieeu lieeri llmronglily llmrimgldv ex ev r a I A * I m a g a - .ii Stevenson, governor of Illinois proevasiun ever witnessed in S a n ­ governor yesterd ay afternoon af* ■*‘nps .‘ posed while lluvle.s Is hiiidlog a r 1 * 0 1 ) 0 ^ 7 ) I A l T T l P f l •N (( o a lln u r il On P ag e M*> i> job j<di in G e rm n n v ." ler the Imaul was wppri.aehcd Shl‘ . asked the girls almut their i '"p In Germnnv " * l u p v o u i Z 1 I I I I V U ford by the thousands who lined I.ntllinore for a tim e was ti State w-lth suggested trustees vesterday “I" !n (harlc of their th e downtown strvtos. m orning by Jirtlge Douglas .S te m | <,h.V'fl?r *Phf i , . , D epartm ent rimsultrud The first ap p earance of jolly stru m , eo-chulrm an of the C'iliien* 7 hrv told me 1 mi dim I mind , t-aatern affairs ole St. Nletndns was visibly punc­ Hospital CommittL-e, which pro­ after a while; the pictures d o n l ; Doth t.stllnm re and Davies vi n m i i s t f s <.* !•*■* s i n tu a te d by tire spontaneous Im ists moted th e County hospital hnnd Icaik like m e a n y w n v ’ " She fmrnti about jq rltlcs h n v n ' of editors anil fever-pitch ear-tie- Issue campaign. m em turning boll) the youiiHltcr* This telegram w*, u> follows anti ad ults, who stood Jum-purkvd "The Heart] uf C ounty Cnminl* news viands. < ’r II k cjh nil along tire parade u n d e oil " i H“«pl >*r Comity ....................... 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 R ed T raito rs A t L im itation Of Executed T oday P ress R idiculed By C om m unists Minute Maid Sales Result In Record • Nit Profit In ’,52 ■NKW YOtUL n T ........... 0 ^ W ■>-- iHjtll sides. Minute Multi (ho |m>i atbin hu>l r e ­ c o c t sales or *:in,M I,nil i,M.| „ r,.. rortl net profit of l],2IH.3IH to *1.22 a ndmiion share In the f|*.-n | year Hided (let, 31, 11132, .John M Fox, president, nnnnmiei-d today In ii meeting of the board of direc­ tors. Sales for the nast vein were six per cent almvo the S'JH.iPM 22:’ rcporteil for the previous flo-n' y e a r and the net profit >••«« iK-M p e r ce"i altove the tH.lim.IXHI re. presen ting $1.10 n er s h a m nf .-omIIIO" stock reported al th a t tlnm. T he flnanrliit s t a l e s nf ||,.. poinpanv rontlpnea to show stond" im provement, Mr. Pox renort>-d. Working i-hoII mI 'ni-mi-o-d tiv $732,002 to SH.324.78ll on O -t. .11 nnd terpi debt «-ni redoi-er1 bv nven II.OOtl.lMxi. Equity p e r sh ore o f rommoii stock adviiiiri'd from *8.82 |n 10,11 In | I ( M t as of « r t . 3| tp 1032, This y e a r’s p ro fits were $2.483.304 li*f«ir« fuses na rnnipared w ith I2.27K.2JI3. Meanwhile volume of sales In. creased 33 ner r e e l or |h<. c>.|v-i. lent o f iipp ro sleialrl v rd),(KM),(KKi il*-miiwr runs of Iptee. • Mr. Fos 1- v e a l e d th at nboilt 43 p e r r e n t of th e entire r l l i u s cron was processed n< froseli concen­ t r a t e In It'f-'f ne-t l» l» "x o 'v to d l h " l more than h a lf o f the cron will lie so processed dorh-<- 'b e ro m ln p ’'ear. M ark’-t re s c a rrh d a ta show* th a t more th«" one fou rth of All A m erica'' Mnillle* new n«» fro sen o ran g e |olrn ........ and t h a t rising consum er d'-mnnd h i* shown no sign of slackening, he ■aid. Sqiindron Home Fort Moved To Virginia The home port of Fleet Aircraft fiervU-o Huundron 821 was official­ ly changed Dee. 1 from Hanford to Oceana, Va.. It waa announccjl to­ day h r I.t. Comdr. G. J, Harmeyer, FAHHON executive officer. The actual tranafar of men from Ranford to Oceana will take place a trout Dec. 13, a t which time Comdr. Robert J, Celuatka, U8N, will relic va Comdr. F. W. TrapoHn a t commanding officer of tha Mundron, according to Comdr. Harmeytr. Upon arrival In Oceana, tha aauadron*! function will b« changcd from that of auppoytlng earrltr-baaad planet to aupportlng tnulU-tnglna patrol typo plan**, concluded Comdr. Harmeyer. OJSHOPmN* q \ days lift During the neat three days, torn 1st festivities wil] swing Into g e a r with slnifflrlwurd tourniimerits, hand rrmeerts, eoioniorilty singing and the fminul iledh iillnn of the new T ourist Club huildlog tomorrow night. Climaxing the activity-packed week will he the annual iipeidiiu of tile M ay fair Ion and the Muni­ cipal Concert at th e Southslde P rim a ry School A uditorium on H aturday night. A special cuiiiinitti'o. headed hy J o h n I'iersoil, ito-ordliuited the rf fo rla of the .Seminole ( ‘minty C ham ber o f Commerce, the Ju n io r C h am h er of Comim ree. Merchants Assoelntion and the T ourist Club in m ak in g possible lids gala T o u r­ ist and C h ristm as festival. Hcglnnlng tom orrow itftcrnomi a t U:30 li.m., th e Sniifoni Tourist Cluti vvllt play host to the New Sm yrna I k a e h shuffletaiard team a t the F o rt Mellon courts. Mr. ami Mr*. II. 8. Unwan will supervise the to u rn a m e n t nnd free to ffee | i hs -si., - - a C s s , s l i t l.'l^ru'.'VnttS'nl’.IiS'oFr'kliMurder Case Here: , , . slnnt'i■ respeclfuirv nfruuinlenus stem* ' from ‘s «.’c,cllmnii;"ifl!rdwsTin(;erfWithf the antm illtment of IIn- follow ing groups county boipltnl tru slee- as autliin International Hue t u n it Ired by favoratite freeholders vole B I I Dunn Named I ......... ..... . ............ ...... Mayor Of Lmirivood YK"VII.i" l i'w.,,i it-a,i. >, n , h >-i> - u h | , . i , inlltilnu'l itiijiiy ftir 11iik jm i Nov. 4 and ii * provided h> section o ht 133.113, Flm Ida S tatu tes , IP3I Fred It. Wilson, Srinford; one ^ y ear; Jo hn W. Kvnns. Ovu-du. one t . o N G W ix iD (.Spwinii ‘‘"he*I .. y ear; Howard Favllle. Sutifmd. two y ears ; Victor M. G reine, San W. Dunn y esterd ay won tin- l.mig ford, th r e e yenrs, und Dr II F. wood City rteetlim for m ayor over .Seaman, A ltam onte Springs. f u u r 'H . If. Snodgrass. Dunn rove Iveil years ." t 1.18 votes while S nod grass i-olleetA change w as Hindi by the Hlioaril in the list siihuilUeil liy Elgin, the ineumlient, who J„ u d g e . Sten strm n for th e ( ’Itisens did not seek re-vlrctlnn, got lull . was stihf-oniml lee. Mr. Greene was si.h- write-in vote*. There were .120 Vote* r a - l "‘Ruled for ( .e m r n l J < Hiilrhison, the h itte r stilling he was nnIn the town elerk n**e**or-lreir» uhln to neecpl the n|i|"dntuieol " n , r eleetlori Mr*. Jonnle K. G r» ), lerd ay hy telephone, lie expressed 148. The tax 111* re g r e t a t not being wide to Vassilka Petrova, dramatic so­ prano who has ating widely abroad on concert and op*ra. and Stuart Knatofaky, violinist who will niako hla third appearance In Carnegie Haiti New York City, next month, will appear a t BsOO p.m. Haturday at (ho Southslde Primary School auditorium In tho accond concert of the series being presented by Municipal Concert!, Inc., of Han­ ford, Mlaa Jean Hayar, president, announced today. Four operatic albums prepared from the stage of the Florentine Opera Houaa (Italy) will Intro­ duce the soprano to the operatic public for the flrit time this month whan the recordlngi are released by Remington Records. Those recordings, which included Toeca, constituted a full-scale pro­ duction wtlh the largest symphony orchestra and chorus In the re­ cording history of Florence, t U persons, being used. New York City. The native Bulgarian will em­ bark on a Joint concert tour nf this country with the famous bari­ tone, Ivan Petroff, the forepart of next year. Mr. Fastofaky hxs appeared In ■II tha major concert hall* In tho United fttales, and last season, no stranger to literary, social or theatrical circles bora. During the ,war r*V% she was a froqaeat vtaIU, 0 6 s a n tK», omiu. u proframe featured at each belli I Carnegie, but to plan It In euch na a tray wag ae to be *entertaining m n - ii - r f - a a - L \°h. " S S S n . from hll fourth E uropean rou! Bent. I t, ami last season, won first prlso In two contests held In Franca with Internatlonally-famoua French musicians acting as Judges. In addition to hla many recital appearances, Mr. Fesloftky has appeared on major radio and tele vlelon network!. He Is the compocer of 18 publisher] musical works for violin, and piano and has written symphony music. He appeared a t the age of elx year* as guest soloist with a symphony orchestra, playing the Vivaldi vio­ Despite Uti fact thaas records lin concerto. ____ operatic de­ mar*___ kitAmerican “ The violinist's policy Is to pre­ but, the anergtle soprano has long pare programs which offer the bean an A"»rWan cltisen and la audiences on his tours the type of : eollertor's th roug h tin- Florida Vegetable Association slid tile III, office servo to It. C. Hood, chnlmmn ,.r, won by Hen It. Gray, Mrs. Giay'si an Incnmhent. the tioard, H. B. I'ope, i ...nmlssinn- husband,' und‘ also ‘ ‘ er; nnd O. I'. Herndon, Ciuinty He got 178 votes while Ids opine | nenl Woodrow I'rescott, Mr*. Clerk. Judge Stenstimn said lotlny the P reseo lt's htislmnd, garn ered 130 rrcummcmlallnn wits made to the voles. Hudolpli C. Carlson, 223, I.. C. hoard by the Citizens Committee that T, K. Tucker, president nf W alker. 173. and Eldon E. Wil­ the Fcrnald-l/aughtou Memorial liamson, tilt', I.. J . N orth, 107. and Hospital Association, Ire selected Jam es It. Hitter, 137 were all elected to rounellm rri imst*. to replan’ General Hutchison. They defeated J e f f A. CattingInstallation of new lights In the eourt room, and a public address hum, 147, J. It. G rant, 143, Ancil I.. > Helms, 124, C arry Junes, lit), system for witnesses, requested byr J1 Mr. Herndon, were approved. Ill* '-e‘h Haheofk, OS. request for a new nrhilng machine I Vassilka Petrova And Faitofsky To Be Presented In Concert Here U: : nriit li’liii nf ( ‘tti ult t ’(nu t li\ J u d g e M It Smith lift, r the Ihi h a in a , goverunielit sold it would he "much ,li*1ii , It, d" If sufficient tiniewi-iV- ii-lgiv.-it for preparing the defeudnntV rase. According In'the motion f"t con t l n u a m e sul.niltti.l l.y the defend . I \.\<\ <>r \ f f t l S <;i* I n f imskv i I imii Kdi[■ant its! ir t I I.AN IA is A M ntug.i" >»n gressniiiti - |>i,,|ii,..d |,,| i oiiuog lire .itiiiiiml id eillt"ll,il spm >■ ,i new spiiiu i nut) us, in hiirkm. > iHilllii .il •'iilidld.ili wns e,illid "fiiutnsiic" lodiiy hy Wright Hrvan piesillent of tin- Alllorii'iin Soi-u-ty nf W w s|M |ier Kdilors The suggestion for limiting pi, ,.,|it„r |iils en m e from It, iHoffiniin i l l M i c l u veslerthiv lie I l)i i f t: , 1111 i i i n a i s I *Ir »t to Miami Editor Begins Serving* PriHon Term MIAMI, Fla. ijv—Itruliln *1cln. publisher nf the weekly Miami Life, entered Haile t.'ountv Jail hist before midnight last nlglil lo begin serving 3U days for contempt of court. (loin was sentenced Feb. 13. 1050. for refusing to Icll hnw he obtained Information nn secret grand jury hearings. Since that lime. Gov. FtiHcr Wsrrcn granted 11 reprieve*. "I might as well get il over with," Cl*In said. " I’m nol Iho first newspaperman to go to Jail rather than reveal his source of information.” CHAUFFEUR'* I.KENHE - A effect^ Dec.ralln»into t stipulate* "f"» that drivers, who have regular opera­ tor’* license* and desire chauf­ feur's licenses, must tarn exam­ inations, Mre. Lethe Fowler, chief clerk In the County Judge’s office, inounced yssterdav. announced Formerly, the only requirement for securing a chauffeur's license, •hn said, woe the possession of the regular license. ROW THEATER ' 'Hep llamas govrinmeul. Iml "II take lime tit ill).' ........................... The uiolhin stute* further Hint the ili'fmilant ilulms there lire several witnesses wI.... . Ire believes Will lesllfv the 'li-i-eiiseil in lb" . r n t l\ iippnrenllv Mp|Ml *' ■ iittiH, ,k ,I >V , Is is | Yifirlil ii‘\M y inif.imili.ir wilfi I Im* I lr>l A in ilu l nient to lire r " ii'lllu llu " Hulled States It says: ot the 'C iin K re " U \M I|M :T P \ r lotm Coster Indie- win. 'silt he tto- next srerctars »d state declared at the State In-p.iiloo i t hulas tli.it "loyal ser­ vants nf our government have nothin! I— fear iinttl the Kisellhow i i adoilUl-tl alio" lli .pm ifie.dlv p rom ised Dial the (-reign sets h i - will l>e "p ro tected is a non p a rtisa n c a r e e r group" fo reig n service officers a r e tile p i o l e . ' l o o d diplom ats who rrp resent ’lie I oiled S t a t e ' abroad \t Hu- alive tim e Dulles ass e rte d llii» in.niv a n g le ' need In In looked into and wdl he looked mix very lliomndlly " He did lint oi bfy this point Indies conferred with S ecretary of s tate Dean \elp-son for 'Ml millofi talked hrteflv with re p o rte rs ■lisI then went hi lip- Pentagon 1 i .out. i with Seeiel n v id DefPllsi* I ....... ith.-rw ise tiala V be I I " s aid F' ..... Ill •t »• ,i ‘fit ^i fii'L iry nf h»t rrcrnlly Stale •mIiii MIi *"ii ' ehll oi •I fi »*ui i i(»ni *»fDir T ar ’ i »I «11*1 untilil ill in in nut hi uilh I ndi'i ft n l n \ (h trilling Shilr fljivlfl f s ftiM’i (Milii'V, li't'.x 11 is mi;mIt* am! hnw if r*p I • .tl s • vt i ll I t ill I I'll! liriB'Ilt i itil'fnn i■f fhr ^ttih! .mil |ilu(1H f*" ili'alitu; r 11h llii-m I fir visit ua*i OmIIi' n first hi Ihr •>f *tr I Vparlmrnt Niiu*r flu* I• r.»i i.tin|»,»it:i)> tl'iiMu* Mhirti In* hiflrrlv rnlM'l/ril Artic'MUi |M)lli*ir,i. If ■-Iw a Isi i th r fir*! mi •» hlrh ,i plnslMTtivi* Ilrmihllcail nf l.t i ll nfforml n li.it ainniintcit ♦ a nrmniM* nf |nh prnti'i’tlnil for Inval Nrivunti ' t»f ih r "nvrrn* ••»•*••! in Ihr (Irp artinrn l *%lilt'll th r Ih pnlilir.iiiH Inn »• ji^Nailnl iimihI IrriiiMm 1\ • n il t uitfininnMly Vinn ' r Ih r r i itn * Si»h M r f 'a M l iv MI Wifi* fi;»< rhartjml anti the Trip n»*i*i fl’itiuliiti .ilUMt has tli'iilrd Ih.it Hit re h i t •* l ninriitllilslH lit fh r tIt"11.)11Htflit I In 11r m in ail r i'|t"n r Im 11r r 1.i r a id.,II . , Ii to Oil do d 1 flail VM,M. tv I'H1 i,I ihr L«n i i' m e,i«fiit r .. f.tj "In *•- it M m m ! tfiii fri'i* uf s **I • ‘l(*f I*111 jl -1 "'Id h r t . j r l r r h ' d "d I I"■IM• ■r ’ ifc h»- i*t Mri lrd hy tlir fit"' .ttlniililNli ,iftod l*n||.M» At <«H • k* d •• hrlhiT hi* pi mm t*i l;I* fn I’n h m11li \t hr-nn h<i t tiirHmi’ *»f thr Ninth ^t hiMfir I f r d v ( iimn it lh > If* III' Nani tli d had md hri*n ili^missrd - h ’l P i l o t K illed S|H T(liuR I'inc Kre Is F a id I \ I Ii I tl M b (’a i d - I’' \ Na- - ,ri )!ns At,,i vin S. Colin I ‘Mil , ,' III uni''• I' i l l ' ♦ *•i "T lb.' I! ii",|, it"-., is ii . , it'-d fur 11*1re " In n ' Ji*‘ ,|M ,, |, |* ..n irn i »•- Sl.in 1 1 m il'r li.rmi-s I ..... . Mi" viadi, ...........tills .""I tin- -.tt. 1. 1i' <*1111*I•111* -.pi-eduir: Ini '■ Nov, t "]«'!, i, >\ niliiig .liipmi-pt tn Korea. hi Mr. of IIk* 1 . a . " Georgia <General Sanford, Arriving In 1870, Brings Colony Of Sw edes Next Y ear WIlklnHon Named MukUt Of Lodge C. J. Wilkinson was circled u* the new worshipful master of Hanford l-orlge No. *K\ F. A A. M. a t a regular communication held lest night. . „ „ „ officer* circled were lt«y Other ft. W rig h t J r ., .color w arden; A. F. Ramsey, Junior wanlen; I.. T Rheppard, treasurer, and F. L. Millar, secretary. Mr. Sheppard wo* _ reelected tn hi* office. }‘ , . 1. • u ,CBi*i ^ Day. r w together rntfVthfliDe**. 27.0 St, Johns with ulhur appointed officers. ford, uf the inrorporatlon of the rlly, and of the (riiil* and Iclbulallnn* which foMooril. i.lminl Ht G e i t n o 'e Oil . . obi) .... Aug. 17, 1H7J .... ......... Ho- g irn l have him lire Mou.se ta x ---- „iisxurrd .................... seandnl investigating sulH'Ollltnlli .“ nr wbieii wdl never be Dug'.! R'c will ho coiillimed try tho GODitt*ii !)V tillin' w!n» NvIintMinl Its ! c*»ntrollril Coiijjr**Hs furv; hon-e* w.-r- lake., from Kegn lx sInted tr. suecrcrl ItM*. tlmir f tm rul nt Inrr-. ("■es w r e blou o King (D-Callf) a* ehairmnn of the over. Tile Dork of ......I- In Die ; lim in' ways ami m ean s xubenmhax l"‘,’n licen invexllge. investlgi Sanford store win -iituratid with mitlrc which ,,!1' ting lhe Intcruul Itrvemie Bureau w ater, and then oei-urieil O range for the past two years C ountv'i* fli*l burgulu -iiile Tin- uresent eouiiiilltee, meeting In |H73. tlir..... Ii Mr*. S’liifonr* III wluihlll closed door xexxionx. In­ Influei'ce tile "(’liu"-h of 11--- I t" '” die ded It would ilrou any further Cro**" was er--te'l i- lhe sito iirulim this year anil leave futurn where tinKnl'coiod Reciorv Investigating to the incoming Re­ built hy Judge Tucker were pur- stenil. (11132 Note; I*Ii ••"•I Mni'- publican Congrex*. (-'hosed hy H General Hanford, and u ••olla). In a storiu of 1878 U wa* L■>,I with .......u store wss 'tinkl'd with lire dry kihn Is Mown ilotvn amt relmlR Fourth end grocarlen. and Park lator. (I0D2 Note: tn Movie Time T able; A physician. Dr. Hague, was November 1323 it liur-rd and D»» H IT /, General Hanford’s agent ami busi­ nrvsent rhiireli ---i—ted). *n 1871 "T h e G reatest Show on l.arth'^ ness manager, hut soon died und the lal" W, J. Hill l)egn" tl"' hu*l1tOO • 2:44 • (1:28 - 0 ;|3 was succeeded hy Mr. Henry L. ncss now carried n- -bv Ills fnmil". DoFor* 7, of Connecticut, who wax In 1878 tho South Florliln Jnurn*l. MGVIKf.AND then a vouth of 1H veer*. Mis* ♦hn fte*t ""winaper mihllxhed In “ A Street Car Named Deslraf Louisa Tucker, now Mrs. A. E. South Florida was found"d l>v Frml Show starts 0:30, feature fll»7 Philips, suggested tho proprlutv of L. Rahortson. lite r published by intermission 8 :BD, last featuru the town bearing tho name of Its Way and Osborne, founder. About this tltno the First Moth0:8* Ily MRS. J. N. MTMTNMIt Tin* y ear IH7I) proved a niaikeil period In llo- annals of Hnnfuid. Tlien caiiio from Connecticut (iep. eral Henrv S. Sanford wlm purchased 12,333 acres of land in the ” Mark* und Mr. J o h n A. McDonuld were secured to m ake n plat of the town. Sanford Avenue was laid out. The w h a rf and packinghouse The second house In Sanford was (Continued On Fsge Six) y. cl : ■ . of lit hit I fo i k Ilnu r hr iilliin :dr(l, hr I'MirrK fit rnt'lYr fivr fxHiks ("Her from ( m n It *, t • • *' I V ("it (I slr.ill make mi l.nx alnhlnlnn |"(iN l llllf |"h■st'll Ml II !11111" 11sI "f f• ' i'lttl t i* 'Vi i t -■ i u t oI log u„. | r,.,.,|„m ,,f , t,i-er b nr of the i*11m»*■. Mi;nin i S| |iiriKrn t Iimni* ii11 ,!| nit] 1 *- mmi Kir ).- ippenr i" , . N„tW|1u .............. ,tl t•|i ii Ir 1 1 ’"T r ills It,VIf I*. /iiifiiNl Itm'M1 * •M in i ti mi \ In p I ii -ailed for case, t> ti'riingl'iii J"hn-«ri, West til reel eunfltcl uttli Hint Imste n r Ills III t t( 11II I I t ,11'I I villi'* Ukrj lv*► **IIM Ml| Ii I Thirteenth .Street, ivti* the aggres- (Ion id mil Alltel tr im lllll id [light-. vt i(ii " \nul*i NfMi'iM-sm im(M,ii.*l Mm ' ' i I ii mi iS>I . iinfimi ymii 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*|»i kt n M V H i t t Mt M il - l u i n i N ■etimr In self defense. rmtiii‘I n *is If f , in*hi proposal " Mifn.llv, Li. d m nf rhtMiT I'Hpi’C• According to ii telegram receiv­ Mini *if flu' tHIT lit* \i tl mi s linl In Washing Ion. II M MeKelwny mill itt IIK- K'M'MM ! Iii’iit»'Ft him ed l»v Mr. H"u«li"blec from (i. II. editor of the Washington Slur and b e e n high in cm m o o n is l I'.ifl' ■llllll'tl Mill I»I Km lilt /If I *I»»I1?i M And Itamlnll, chief liaison officer, Hh- past ASNF. president, eoinmeul.-d ro uio ils. gliiog llo- In .d lhe u» lir m« filtmK d Mu* (*•• iKiht v *if ttif1 hamns government. "Reference de­ " i t ’s an Inen-dllile proposal " ..................... I .1 elimax of i Unggn in-til#' r»’T*'i\ itt|f ";iti *ntldr»*lTf« fense of ifIlham inti Miller, nr E l s e " h e r e in Washfrigtun. Mo for |.o'u-i b e l o i e o y.l.mskv and reigned iliarge of murder. Mv lilllzutiou Imixx Henry If Fnwlei I'ri-'i'leut Kb no id ( ." I I " .d d II"' di’i i’ll Mil* K’tti'i if • i t in m . * ,** .hidtf • ‘m u l r y • n I ii ri*ipjr<t governinent will be much disturb deelared Imlny that ennlrols wdl lhe anil Zlonl'i too.- of lhe pr.n ei-il rd If sufficient time Is nut given stay In furez* us loiig ns the T ruinun mgs o o h r a l i d Uo pm go o.i '«• (tint Mk tins' •»#’ priid It ('sum* hiiqk to attorney nominated to itefend iidininixlrnlliin Is in power -preail I" all llo- nttier salellile \ s-«t»*ishiv -(uiup.'l "jiildfiMiFi’ *!#• him to prepare licit possible de­ • \ f | IM-4 II Mil US’! «»f lilt* He said II would lie " a g rav e C omunm isl i " o " l n e .mil peiliaps fense, Including Interviewing witIs' h'i u tti i il.KK .I I ( onllmn-il On I’s g r Slxi »1 i.'-llniii-.l On f a c e s i x » nisses.” I‘vi*a f ‘sdin n i l ' Uilh'd m hl< j**t A ti’IfKrmii Mr, IlfiuHliuiilrf f l a if ' vaIit'll il t i ii *lis’d Atmn.nl Mpr from Charles Gnver, manager of I'S S n » d ip |d n r N m\ Irt whiln the labor division, Florlila Fruit -mi ! i n ii»itier iiMiiu'Mv i i j* " ■nd Vegetable Association, stated, In Snn Kihiii im' m, (*tdi!tfi h i « "I can furnish von present locu­ Ms A |{ SariMtd. tMhflrmiMl till* tion* of nahamlati farm laborer* 11 pm t of lilt ill'll! Kemployed hy K. J. Miller el"J House In Hanford area during \ Vi lK |f , in F.IH I(Ill'S NOTH! rid s i ' th r • i l-i'l I ' l l H M F i t I I I K I 1' June, 1062." T nx S c a n d a l P ro b e m ill I ii Tlie witnesses being sought bv eighth and Iasi id a series of I K i ' M I ' m |i » M U ' 1 t 'l l l l the defense In the case were farm article* hy Mrs. J. N. Wlillncr St I I'I*(n W i l l B e ( ’o n t i n u c d hi 1H?I I it iimitl S rtn h n i| Jfi(•11 1 1• workers In tills area al the lime on the hixlorv of S anford, tn • P V l ' i II t ■ "»I m jj v o f S v t »'t |r 4 Ji|fji| I I I of llte slaying, Ihls arlictc Mr*. W ltilnrr tell* WASIHNGTttN l" Ri'lt. Kean l f 'f i l fHI H m 1 I P III* I "f 11 | IK | nf the coming of G eneral Sun- i " f i l l ' d f lV I *‘N| o, "to . I. in t l l N . I ) xtiy* Iteputrlteirn lend ers !v iu*r GRASS FIRE A email grass blase ltehlnd Angel's Eat Shack near Twentyfifth Street end Sanford Avenue vrae swiftly brought under con­ trol and extinguished by City Firs men in the only fire alarm »t • vanterdav afternoon it was retoday by Fire Chief M. CLEVELAND (ft—The customer* were witching "Springfield Rifle," but It was a nvnfvar the assistant manager aaw. Whan tha men be­ hind the pistol asked for the money, Mr*. Louise^ FhMlgs, 25, .. Hi Hoffnum if„f Vtllin New State Secretary (1tinfers With Dean Achesun And Lovett On Public Matters turn *ef iifi»liH'Jh(ti i* Ii mill’d hv \ || . VI i M u, k\ .,, t I.. ,t ||.,u i. I toil.I iim t II II 11>• it "I It" J i- i> Ii St dio 1I* i I l k 1 .it 1*! 1•lift 1*1 ;(tf Mr I") s f.. Mi lllll ill i ’1,t tli ILkIim ,(ft11(M11K4 *1 Ihr r\ ill (1iltlv MIN f|.l \ iMMif i n t i s | Ml 1 li il M 4in iII llll I I M l IT»* riih’in ♦(! h •'•I * ultoiro-v. K iiilyh- lloiisho ld is. , WMH H „ilm-ss lu fme .r ml dr. (Ill 1III fiM r ■ t PM 1 ' I t J l i K " itl Millei is n lln tlsh suhieei of llo co m m ill'i- considering loop Ill#' (M * <1.fM1 • ^'m l»f • 1 ptll 1 lliiluimiis null the witnesses fm , , .. , , nf i / r i Kir l*0A,. l 1 (Mil tllMIH t 1 itik the ili'femlaut me nil IIhIuiiiiIiios lodes m tin- eleellon e x p en d d iiii s ! iL'Iil tif 1111* «■ r\* i •ifi•11 mm I "l Irivv and m e not nvmlubh- nt this lino Im: .i m• k> '-♦it h • ' ti< ■ llrynn, edllnr nf lhe AI In lit n Jour Iieeause of the pressure of husl- ‘ ho illclllilhcut, won with 174 votes However, the uinlloil stiil'-d, theli YHHiiii'ii t'i if11«*-si-mils Ml •Ill'll Mi'il determined "'d. Issued Hufollow lug fu m u ien l wll'-l cl,out s im i In' Il il if Hlf lilt t* • ‘ ‘Mt'ilTiil lies*. Contiieted hy the In hi id yes ' from Mrs. I.ola I’resvoU, who got F ru it nnd "It lhe llnffinim siiggestiun SUES AGENCY I’llOBK WASHINGTON >/T - A Semite Invcitlgatlnn of the Mutual Secur­ ity Agency may l«' undertaken ■iter the new Republican-control­ led Congress take* office Jan. 3, Sen. McCarthy (Il-WI») »ald today. He told reporter* that hi* "pres­ ent thought" I* to recommend to the Senate Investigations subcom­ mittee, which he Is slated to head, that It conduct such a probe. The board Is contacting the Vet- | McCarthy said he had rrcclvcd complaint* of ovcrttafflng nnd eran* Administration for road waite by MBA and alio of "kick- specification* *o the County may (Continued On Page 81*) back*" on purchaio*. L - : ‘V. N o. 71 A nsitrintetl I'rrsw I. ciihciI W ire � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 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/09f875d4bcf1106084d71817923e19de.pdf 2f7c7919cbc57c39d81cdf478b4db246 PDF Text Text 0m East Florida Conference Rules Against Grid Play-O ff Metis Ends Season With 104 Pmnt^And 1,191 Yards Rushing Feds’ All-Southern Candidate Accounts For 1,454 More Yards Hr k k n t » n irri. \in For III'1 nerotnl 'might ymr Hanilnntc Hit'll Hcliiml'* itriijlimi MCl.lcveiilint* Imvc been bypassed by Hip loose Kiist Florida < niifi-rI'Hfl' m iff mill deelshoi . Heln-dliled lii ploy tlir winner nf i in niiidn tii half uf llii- KKi' in III"' J •-1‘IIHO) j»lny«of f fur I lit1 tliumpioinliiii, Hciillnob Mil’ll Si IiiiiiI IiiiiI ill find Imil ci’ll noil ml nhnlplh whi'ti KFfi I’li'.ililrnl Hun |timhi|i mi* (ifHIIM I'll Hu ll I h “ r*' WIflll'l in SEMINOLE (.Kill IIKCOHItH II) KENT (TIKTLAIN (Final) Anullirr chapter In till' Seminole Scoring High Seined gridiron «ngn I'Mmi Til. Kl*. «|»M. TP. to nn fin) lust Wrdnrsdny night. I'lajrr 17 2 l) III! Willi II* dose, Just m in prrerding Metis I. oekrtt 1 II II 21 chapter*, llir llir.a I'llltlnn Imil It* I Invii 1! It M II* dKlinetive mill miMntiding fen- Fuii « ia io la (tire* 'll •IllIf.lKth III.' |iil'(li'll|. Sheffield i a II K iiting Celery Fnl funlluill liiHoiy. lliflicr I II II I! i *i n n I nn-iilrrint: till llir inrnoii In- Wmif M u lt an in in 17a Irrlnrklng nrhiMrmrnU and Bushing Ynrd.fr pla)rr* nf Ihr IS3J *es<on, llirrr At. Vii. Asg. rnmm into il r * nn Ineandrsernl l'l*)pr MO Mill H.G ■tar filing nlmir nil nlhrr*. Melt. I 7 7.0 never ><sirring, * till*, (uniting Krrtntlih 17 (hi n.n *11 Ihr arhl I n i * nf aridlrntl w.trii’ 105 151 1.3 fr»l«, lrn«lrr*liln mul Ihr itinr*. I hell I I 1.0 Ii.||n.i Imil i|imlllii.* uf iiimihnf*f. .l.ni"* fin a n n.n II if ri'*|»..'l|n||y in Ih. | “Tlir iiuvIk . ...... .. a ii n.o l.ntr l|ii|ii*n l.iM'iiiimlivi." Iitnhir II. ii m 1.7 Mi lt , ti litlh, -i.in.•« h i' arifi*M* F-ii l<k’f’ t v l l *< n n.c *|i|nifiii', ilnrl. i'\ i ll In I \t lin nirii* n-wkin* a " n.o ■'ll till' 11- iflri I lill.i filllill i III i-.|| uf i.dni* n n a,mu n.8 hi* >.i.|.i.in-ill mnl |• ■11.1 i'll i f.«* P**»inv alike, nnl unlv hv III* |in*l*'inii< I’l'itrr At. Yd. (*. Alt’. ntliMIe |.ruw. . mul llur*. Jet ter frill , liul ill ii i,'i' .ii*i *rn*e t(n••ii-'It lii- liiimilii\. 11 |i ii.||ini'. ■, ■■I* oi run! 22 undying ri.iiiiirlilivi'iii" > mi.I in. I'unlinr I'ulliliiil ulili* iniliil fir ruini, r M . V I. n i i ’ton fillirr |iliru*r fm linm 'liiid m kashn v a i i i m t i c k Thr*r Inllrr iiiiii lit Ir* ririt lillirr llltili hi* lllllimnli'lllril Fir*l Mow”* fnilliitll rrn.nl Inn •• linnrinlnl V aui* It"* hi nit llir ninnr nf Virgil I'uluinilifr l,fi««|iu* Ynrdnge "Junior" Mill* null'lili* nulling I' m** Atlemlit* llir unlhlritl *rru1l* nf gri.liff.il I ’u** f'niiinh’te In*Tiinrtfil-. nf Sriiilnulr Ifiuli . l'n**e* InleTepted SrhiMil, II I play-off thl* j i ’iir. "Inalrad. ihr KFl nfftriiil. * ill (nrrl hrrr nil llrr. ih fn imil •lltl Ihr limit luhqilrd jilti uff plan and drrlarr u niumg nf Mir fool hall rnnfcrrmr, Tim Inl<’jit derision ginv util nf n rerrel I'F F Hireling I'Uiii! werkr ngu vvlirii I'. |(. Ynngr, who Imil jimt wnn lliu Iinrllirrii ui Hun till*'. *inl n . ln r tu liiiiilu|i iiiiii limy would hr Mnnhlr in |dnv ill lh«> til If gnnir willi tin uiilin rn winner, ln*uu*r nf III'' who<d** l.tin on fin i-een-on i-stiur*. Miinluii ronsltlrrrd |irr milling Krllrrlinn* uf SI. Vugo-llnr. who had llir nrvl br*l irrnril in Ihr nurlhrrn section, pl.n in Ihr rham|iinn*hlii encounter. linnPtfr, aflrr lunhing 1111 Ihr rulr*. hr *lalrd lhal hi* iiwnil* nrrr llrd alf.r Ihr mnftrrnrr It) .law* rouWn’l prrmil naming nnulhrr tram arhllnrll). Arritrillng In Ihr *tiiliiti">, train* mul llirlr ftnnl *tuinlliig* will hr ilrlrrmlnril on llir lumi* nf llir Plrhltiruii |)uinl Nyalnii. Tliu* a tram winning n gnnir fnnn n flrnl dlvluiun whnol would gri ;m pulllt*, fl fniiiiid winning from u *rrnnd illvi*lull Irulll winild gyt at) •to. *n m TMa ha* In hr dinir ullrr ihr ara«olt—Ihr rra*un fur Ihr Sunford mrrflng nn Mrr. IH. Inroarh Frrd fiann* *fulrd tlml Ih* br*l Sanford ruuld liupr fur * « A rirrhaniplfiimhlp »IHi I*. K. Yungr ihi* jrnr. Ill onlrr In uvrrl ruiifiminn, Ihinhiji prolilliiril nil tlir KI'<’ nffir la I* In urn cry In thr 1'ulnH.u inrrtlng arvrrnl wrrl.* ngu. Jllul (iiini In tlir fiinll.ull nun INihin. iimrhr* of Ihr KFC vtilrtl IIIMllillloimly to r|ilit tlir ruiifricurat Into north and mnilh mul havt' Ihr wlnnrr* of rnrli *rrllou piny ill Ihv riid of llir *ru*on in u rfmm|ilon*lii|i gnmr. Ilownrr, I*. K. )ongr'» |Hml> Hranim ban raiiurd I hi* )*» r‘* ■111* (III lo b« r ■llrd off. I'lir north «aa arrordrd Ihr prltllrgr wt bring ihr ho*! tram, nnd II Iho champlon*hlp hail lirrn plat* *4, ll Mould hair burn In Ihr homo of thr nnrlhrrn wlnnrr. Nrxt >rnr thn aoulhrrn wlnnrr Will piny boat to llw 111!*’ fdayoff, Hum uHurmitlng t'ui’li yrnr 1«” (WI'Hi Ihr Iwo Ki l l Ion*. i.iat yrnr, Srmlnolr High rnmr In an umtffirlal nrrnnd plarr. bill *lnrr Ihr) did not pla) Ihr nrrr*»nry firm ronfrr- i rnro gnmr*, Ihr Ffd* »rrr not | Ihr ufflrlal ari’iiiul plan' wlnnrr*. ll wu*. Iildrcd, n Idow In flgld ing llUIr I'rlcry Fnl*, who wur- , ‘ il'd thr fan.* villi li gootl allowllila yrnr und pluyrd tlii'ii j rli out In lu'iitlng Ih’l.mul lu*l Wcdnt'tiiliiy owning, thinking nil Iho tliin1 Hu y would have u chumplunihlp *hol nt thv noithorn winnor*. Thl* fuithor urovr* Iho nrrd of A boltor orgunuutl Irnguo. f.ni'.r I*ftf'* (In- n liil.ln r itlilnit* nf III! It'lllr till i'll! Ini lillVI* fnili Ii l.t lit*- win -ill.-, (in* *v tni.it! of Mir cIr nn livtnu, mnl I i iiiii . spirited Junior Mi ll* will hr Inng iriiiiunliri.il, in -l hi i* l,nn Ihlirig him hr mi i ritirinliri ■.1 in un-ehuli II* llir ii'1<'.|iiivurtil t \r|il|ilii iltinn uf lltl" ..|lfll I *ll1llll*i*tf I Tili'llillg ft iint Mir li nn In lit* liri* *v*. liln I ii|tni in I- Mi* .......til iin l *(tili.i|ii' Mint peak fm f Ii "in - Eustis Defeats Panthers, 200 In Celery Bowl 2,000 Wutcli F i r s t Annual Clash I n Memorial Stadium * * ! ■. ■' Hi Eustis VftcHtlonnl High Hclmul and the elutidy skle* provided llu only damper on yesterday’* gain Inaugural "Cell ry Bowl" gmue and fcitlvltle. a* the Tiger* thorough­ ly trounred Cruam. Armleniy 20-0, at Uio Meuinrlal Stadium hufuru ii HValv 2.n<K) aperlMturt, ' Building to Ike anH-rllnus, ln*»far as Panther fan. were raM.rnrd, wan a rulnrful pret a n a parade whlrh »«* 1*4 by four band, and a varied newuelMeat ol floata, rare, .mbataaeea . and rhyniir marcher* from ■Mhuae-Cookman ( allege, Hengorford, ('room, and Ku.ll. High Hehook . . .. , Tho Tiger. ■ml* behind the now iKinrnt. Saturday'* gamr 1* a i«Uout and Iwth schools hivr reqMilrd that It be trlevlsrd. Th« NCAA Trla* vision Committee la studvlns the request and has promised an on* awrr. The NCAA'a television Gamt of thr Week Saturday Is the Army-gp Nnvy contest at Philadelphia. r The Pacific Coail Conferenc* rhnmplons have won nine In a row nnd haven't been beaten since they last faced the Irish In Los Angeles In the 1D3I finale, when Notrt Maine won. 15-12. And Hie Irish, ranked No. 7 In the current AP poll and one ol Ihr nation's upset kings, might da 11 again. Italph Gtiglielml, who aa a fresh* mnn ouarterback last year sparkrtU the Irish to victory over the melv of Troy, la ready for another try, Ills passing arm will be aided by a running attack which has aver* aged 200 yards per game, paced hy halfback Johnny Lattner and fullback Nell Worden. Southern California's fine record hns been compiled largely on a great defensive unit which hat been responsible, directly or In* directly, for Ml points. That's more than 106 points tallied by the offensive crew, 0 Vgri'* I'uiillng Punts Punlluf* Averngu Fun'hle* V',,',1* pf*n**|i*ei] (I AMM RPriHHIH .liinlnr Melt* All-Muiitlirrn (iame Srnre* K.iis H* l,ri-*luirg Tiivn rr« Pnlntk"* h’ .'tli'rllmi'* Wlnti ” I’nr'i NV” - 8i’iv-nn* 11 Seminole High School Senior Gridders Close Their Careers E Undefeated U. S. Cm Has To Overcome Noire Dame Next .lAFKSONVILU: 1^7—Milk in the risen ml ilri Kind n Itiisa Comity mar keting urea will go up line cent n ipinrt retail Momlnv. The Florida Milk Commission nmimmeed the Increase Thursday Tlie new price fur quart, will be 20 cents rials will remain at 13 cents. Wholesale prices were Increased like (liii: hulk, a gallon, HO cents In 02; quart 23 tu 24. Pints remain at 13 cent*. lirsl m rr war urr Ir) with a H„* m n l murk. Of lliu I min'* Inlal '1112 ymil* gninrd In Ihu nlr, Jiiiilur arrminled fur 20.7. m m idrllng 21 uf thr 22 F rie r) tn*«r« fur u .750 lirrrrnlugr. With only sliurl leg* nnd nn nl>hrevlati'd phy*ii-ul fulcrum, the kicking power uf the l.nke Monroe ntlilete j* nptly illustrated ns'he maintained u roliunt !17 ynnl Aver­ age per Imut, good enough In slmul no in the he*t eallrglutc I'lrelr*. Thl* punting reeord wn» mil one nf Just ii few kirk*, either. Mett* limited nil the punt*, 31, Ihl* yrnr and (Imy carried nn nggregate 1,250 yitrd*. Ih r all impurlmil sruring ilrparlmrnl w*s led b) Ihl* xmier effurl nf 1032 cnllrd—-Junior. Mrtt* penelrHtrd Inin Ihr unpin •lliun'* gunl line* en If dlffrr>-nl urra*iun* while Imltlng m rr (nr iwn rstrn point* fur « slerl* lug (01 point I ii I a I. Me nl*u pussed fur Iwn TIC* mnl ii pair uf runversiun* fur I I mure [minis, thin nerminllng fur lltl nuliits uf the If’Ain'* lulnl nf 172. .Metis aei'iiiinti'il fur nil uf Hie linin'* pnsslng yurduge liuvlng enuglit Itnv Davii' 30-w ril nerinl H r I mnl* t)»iii>tf’wConferenre gmne i», n sum figure of 302 yard* hy Hu- nlr. Adding thl* to hla rushing murk we find that the U k r Mnnrue l.oconiollvr Aceounleil for 1 ,10.1 varil* of the 2,004 total by the F,ds thl. year. , The 6-foot-ff, 105-pounder ha* mily one liability when It come* to college recommendation. — comtmrallvely .mall stature. Dut how run any collegiate roach or .rout overlook hi. record? Junlur Metis I. Hanford', choice lliihna lll*be« Mil Sheffield FOOTDALI, 8COI Tag Associated EAST I'enn M Cornell 7 Colgate 33 Drown 27 MIDWEST Cincinnati 34 Miami (Ol Western Deserve 48 Cb Wichita 34 New Moalco AOUTII VPI 2(1 VM1 7 tin** Hannum Chnltnnoogn 10 Mnyton 7 Ifcnolr Itliyne 11 < otuwlin III Middle Trim IH Tenn Tech 7 Alabama Stale 28 Tuskcgec 13 Open Bowling East Tenn 31 Emory mul llrnry 10"(Burley Howl) I'arri. Island Murines M Camp l.e. jcunc 20 Kceslrr AFB 2ft Cnmp Folk 7 ViHirhec. (SC) IK Florida Nurmnl for All-Suuthi<rn In IP5: Sanford Bowling Alley New for 1953 Motorola TV Standout Picture (nlgnals) whnt I would nay w a . guild game, using D a v l. more than Melta, w hu was bring closely waitliml all evening." ii “The play of our line wn* the liijf difference In Hie game," com* mvnteil Fleming, "1 Impe you mention tho.u bays in thv lino like Bussell Mumi, Jon Pickens. Terry Cordell, Dublin IJi.beo nnd dun't forgot Dos. Hannum and Calvin Wright. They all ployed a game. If our lino hadn’t er running nf Iwd tmwW’r*, Allier terrific and Hertwrt lateaa.vwho nil lm held.on Hume twu Melmml luuch* down tlireaU near our goul, then It would have boon a different atory." Now Available At Two other player, wlui did »' )wng-up jab In tho aeeomlary de-, lenne were Jake Howell ami’ Clang ?•{ ’•‘■ Your Newly Appointed CWdott, • Thro# lineman worthy of .W* conference menllon are Cord.ll, Pttkons, Olabeo, ktnnn and Hannum. Of thsso Cordell, Pickens ami Mann should fc* given much consideration. In tho backflald Malta seam, a 1L •_* ■ m r Or. G. & Service Dealer Sales Factory Authorized Service V;' /v' I .• '■ :. “ For All Motorola Products Television— Home & Auto Radio -- * y ,•11 i : • . ,! �J THE W E w ir ton tmtrr Partly cloudy lo cloud. Irrrd brief showers I road through TNtnday an cxlrcmr north Tuesday; south ami rrntral portions lillli- i h an so In temperature ulir YELLOW CAM H U *ve*l»* yowi Banfurd Herald, Cllf Delivery, by 7:00 P.-M-. plrsse rail \ 'l\ 1,0 Page f AN I N U K I 'B N D K N T IJA IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME X L IV -1UII! ____________ - Entablbihcd 111OH 'Change (a Law Urged To Curb Election Fund , B o th R e p u b lic a n D e m o c ra tic SAN FO RD , F L O R ID A M ON DA Y D EC . 1 . Awwrlntrtl l ’ rp.«s I cnMil NVirr N<>. Mrs. Truman, Mamie Have Meeting At White House As Cameramen Stage Field Day 32 Killed When Plane Crushes In Washington And M o g u ls A g r e e I t 's T i m e F o r P lu g g in g L o o p h o le s f i r e a l K .N c ite m e n t R e ­ WASHINGTON '.r - Republican s u lt' A s K e p o rte rs and Democratic political lenders un agreed todav that It's time for a Scu rry A bout T ry ­ Change In the laws that rovrr campaign spending They agreed i n g T*> <\ »vei K v e n t ton, that they don't know Just how cto make the changes. \t \SMI\i. 111\ f \tr- Dwight ^ It all cauu* mi at n heavin'1 of j f » t nlmu ei ill •t]i)i*nt lit ill1 Ihr Mfi n llmur committee Investigating kOn1*- t»*••i ■ «•(! IVim-syli iiiiiii Avi* rnmpalgn expenditure* Chairman *i»t( l»«•la\fmi ,i \i"11 till Mrs Hair hoy's ill l,ni 'la rlr'1 •So H im If miii in \ml \mii *ftiit1111 hearing off with n ltnlrmi'iit that ft,i’ * ►t *i 1In |\i Ilef Ment 1 there are too malty loopholes in 1 nt-*i •im it la In tl I’hi • n ,»> 4imI ihr present Ian* 1 b , t Imin .it* fill- Ivmi o iiitirn fur llrp. I'larrilro Urol"! ot D’ltn pit inti i Mil nil ilimit, one of fltr In ilcri In S r i Jlnhrrl Nv I.. V ttltttl'IIV •A in i "i Kin fiotr. mi ‘nfiat flu* Taft’s unsuccessful bid for the Hr AP Business Billiot 1N * iI U M IIM II .M iluc.ll lflt; puhliran nomination for president HOLLYWOOD ..Tv- -The United 11 N " ,) •' If its i■\%11 Nl.lA .III Ills told Ihr rummitlcc It Is tlmn “ to Stale* run mil sipmrclv mrrl Its i**i if f«ti M.imtr Khi'ii ./in It kiddinit Mio piddle a bout pores pons ibll Ilies ns tender id the I f •*•! *i « .•Ihng mi Mf*»s I'mtmin •Itlrnl expenditure* " free World unless Its leadership I' •'» m.iL» .hi oil till* rxalMlllii Hr said I'u’ nrrscnl lax*. which I economic as well as ixillllcal and Di m nf lln •! tMMin irinh**loft into limit snrndlnu bv national |to!ltlrnl mtlttary. Jusrph T. Jolinsmi. prcsl 1 bit b In' siiuf Im Jmshiintl Mill At leu* l .I- P> isons were killed when a ’our-ouif lind militinv imn-pnil plum-, inbound from e I committers to thrrr million dollars, | ] dent nf Ihr Investment Banker* mini' . hi l.tii 2(i luiNki, Abisku, ' Itishol and burned In a residential n ,... Tiuoniu, NVa liingtoii, Then* were iunl aren’t prarllcnl, n mar. tin pliMlogf aplirr > aiiil ri'is.itrrx ml. tit-. I’ll above plod.. ,b..w- tin- from end ,\s social inn id America, said to A national rampnirii can't ho run Hi. ..-..tl, m.luilini; *ery icemen anil worn, n and .(Old .... n i t mi llme a runml utiin \lh on Hirer million dollars, hr said i.l tin- pit.■»* wilb lunghcl w-iivklig**. I hi- bi|f tramp ... I -m.i .1.. d to earth uln.ul a mil iHntli i*f MH'horil dnv, Johnson, of Hit* Milw aukee Com 1 i t'MliM" ft t it imllf il tip In ttii* All c u e Htt'i- doling a gr,mml-r„oti..| uppimiili i „ tbnl. fey |It....... addin" tbal Ihr -*ff«**'i of Kmindphutu • AI*He ll'iiisf •!<»<»»' Mi I ruiiian patty, Milwaukee, made tin* state (hot limit on national committee* men! In un address itrepan-d for 'slfpi'i r| mil .Ilb lit ;■I«f| Die hilly Is to rnrii'iraBr nr./anl*nllnn ,»• the IIIA's list animal emuentliia. ' ?« ! 'fM m i * i i| lu i in \| vviOlifli numerous other croups nut nHeeled tin* largest In its histnrt I IIf f11 ' f.ok llf 11*1' Isi Rllf bv 'hr law Hr rdlmutrd Hint ?n “The suspended crisis that roll 1 1 • 11 M "1 'l|"h ' 1 Iibt! off hkf or 30 such commllters were active t tl! front* America is twofold. lie the recent elect inn s;iltl “ We must restore a stable M I It'll! •I Brown said Hint a* “a >•Hi' economy among our Allies in West Hues',’’ he Mould r s l l n ,’li I'inl ern . Europe and we musl suii|i|e I i *nil*"' ei I im* more than lun million dollar' was incut our own Miurces i.l raw nut i Dll phi ifMt'l .. |(lie spent In the reerni ramnab.n terllii." I1'■ D* -f Dif I;mIn *(fulf il Herman It .Smitti of Lobe Korol. Saying Hu* juli has been turned 1 ml Ihr v 41nlo t -sri'IU Ill,, chairman of the Volunteers , 1 nver almost entirely to gmermncid •t fh* id. Im in*. If mpvi a for Stevenson, 'a h ’ orr*«nt ••■■rb« Q u e s t i o n s M in ify Ile a <1 1 1 ( 1 L ( l the IDA head asserted that it mm linn ti on cnmpalun spending do not pro­ illa tio n , lie largely tip to privisle l "um.it! Nm* |r ss p»r part'd vide “effeetlvr llmllnlioi" I" B y S a n f o r d DMl if nl l il Ti tul 'b"uldgupiini |„ •*,.,|B),]|-f, «hole " <'dil •tin h h! liimvivi i Mend he said, these n.rlis net 0 1 h e r s siimr world economy •r i ■•.•I mi «■» lift *hi miller * 2nd D e gree ‘ n.» only " a mild deterrent " (fnverntiicnl. In* cotiHniieil. risk♦*« * * nut 'lib luil after a He *uggr*tcd a system liv which . mill Hit* fiixpiiycrs' unmet and *of ■ ' ' ! •*t Du* j *IuiIm$*(apherv fllherc would be a limit on the total 'll','*11" " ," " 1 answer prog,*,,, HoIm-. i Killian IP . eiir-olil ( f, rs no personal etnliarrassment If in !u i fit 'ptike " Utirii l .'ill Ill*. It. ‘•amount Hint may be spent liv a ' J ''J “ ft.®1'" J1 1 h . ........ on ,1 I* 1AIII! *, ill * • ''ailfi.nl \egro, ««> sentenced to ils Jiitlgiurnt ftroves bad n " in llltu pr» -a u t li i'lire!, t im " day li) Circuit Judge M It. Smith “ Ax investment bankers. ’’ tie \ <«M<||l 1*4* i'\ |Ut |l‘f| ,| (dill i the candidate havinu control over /’ . L , . 1! , T . i ’? \ (.. dll years at lined Inlaw after said "We do not prctrml that nut ( mi «iMill I* inf Vnbui 11 unit nurd 1In |*j(Kt» S|\ i i .. 1 •M** t What Is s|*cnt and In whmu I,IrlllmU , C 1 i . T ‘1 " , tin- defendant pleaded guilty to a lindrstinunf Judgment Is infallible I n' * it ml I h*i ii 1ii ‘ .*%i t, . pm.|•• •) |MK , 1 In the coming week the com , * n ' 10,1 T . II charge of secunri degree murder. We do know, howrtrr. that (Mir , I 'x tllllll t ril 'd.HIM* IHl I I \ • .flu mltlee plans to hear from ..the- i| J " 1 ' ’" ‘‘' ii' " l'*' t b r H t ii t r uf l,,!**ihbi . Itll I i • H •Hti-iMn* ivit !‘iur Mm The Killian' niurdei case led off export* who have “ encountered u“n‘ »«»“»!■ H‘»ia»»ui "u♦..Du ( t da■1 ll, 1■" 1 \i'li|iti , 4111 Ul| ti l l|l It •ill I i v. ii the fall term of rriminnl bearings the problems that arise In a videoIII Ml In Circuit Court this morning, froera campaign." said Chairman erodin'.'- were tinted on the easo Hale Boggs (D La). of Cleveland Neal, Maitland, Among them are Republican Na. luirge.I with first degree murder, Hrmal (JvHrman Arlhor Summer. but court ..-it - reres'.'d while Ids J l e l t l . who ‘ • lias been named b, by nltorneys, Willinni llutrl.i-on Jr.; ■t . j ii..' 1Mli mini •Presidentdeft Elsenhpycc os lb tiiiger Tihii t.Cmuii was and (iordon V. Piederirl . sought ............. 1 \»i 1*nt r*»l siak ■|uHMWwt»1er * gciTrtlff Denis _____ JlaI s p e a k e r .......... at the Ito- 1 a wilm-s'. III. ... oiiG v mid Die crellr Nnllonnl Chairman Slephen m,(*iib,nti ih Mir Snnfunl Hint hi* lary lunchton today and ................ Killians, ebargeil with (list ,|<-. \l* .. i'K. ’ in liftA. Mitchell; Ally, (Jen James Me- J m ... , ■pii-slluns from the Itolniiali- mi •free min tier, was repr.....tiled t.y htim ovrr Mir iv«arkrfid H*'Miltri| Im . 1, .ill . .il .i.fet ffranery and James 1, McDcvIlt. IIfless ,,0,,k ' “v,,r in, mii y lo Min* per-mi. u I•n*i«li •. '• viruI municipal pn.l.lcin Ntloniev Ma* k Clev.-laud I. , wtu. 1' III illrrctor of labor's l.cagiii" for IlH’ll HIM A ipicstlun asked by Wall pnllHcal Hduriillon va* apt..noted by the ...art and mill liii iiiii'xi of fmii i|iivt't *, . it, .1 ut, 1 A‘ill. Ill Ifnyties ”foi iniollici Kuluilini wlm i . ; ........ .... >ii » . v i lilir liimtliiT inti)(iH k*t '* u • m .... * “The recent cnmnalun ailtlcd "'bu o'.. as'lsled bv \l1.i.uevIn. \ i . .-iilata i 1 111 \ i . 11.u 11 \ i I t a d n r S\ t e i u I s < * i • 1. i •,, i.,, Jet-stops lii Hie whistle■slotis. slid most iiilctesUiin part of the dis N“li. Willinni' li. and tiii.bind W fil im flu' t i nit uf mi mi hh’iit which iivmi let) Die pnui Nkrekcml expensive TV rhetoric to the fire ciissloii. It was: “If wi> Itiiv«* I.. . 1 . n. •! ' u« 1 \ Sp.-11111 Tile, -oaold tin liter ■-\ ( •r a t i n g I It it F i g h t e r i '111.I’ 1!. I a i i i K \ m i ! I miu -, tiM, u f llm; ('y pH side,™chats," of tin- . ..tut In (laving tli. ii , lient \ I I I* Ml I 'f __ . Hoggs . , snld , . sp.im mi iniicii uiiiucy icpaiing AvcMur, i vc II h I* i t r tiikrn ti* ii • iis e > A r e L a c k i n g n a ■( i ! a r\ le t ! I The enactors of law. which „IH, ,.xt#,tltii,llt „ur ,mm|ci|ll.i \V gnu ling Inuuifiii tiling tin* I«in1 1 i riuti’ •"lei llm guilty plea to a charge Ii I i i h Iiu im fur Irr HtPiirfit n f t r r h r Were pissed In I!I2'> and 11130, as I Irb* li. lit I4» syslcin, why not spend a gnlii wifk uf fi'NtlN itli** Mill hr ti of seeuttd ilegrre tmil'tler. gwerc t h e i m e s o m b . r w l i l ' h h i - crutfu i* ith Mujm Cii.ir lo Id- senleneing »f I lie win Ntriifk Friiliiv uftfinmni I*n* li. tui n m n M \u i : u n \ t \ AX lilt to mine and pul in a sewage rovornl J ihJj iIkti im t ul Ihr uvw ii rnr driven • *> ArMun Lee tVil are presently operating, could not illspusual plant?'1 i. 1 S Y im AY Mlllliin Mf.ilis f|r|H*rlrt \ \ l: B lit • . K I N Ml. I mirist Cliilt buthliiig tnniminw defendant to the term nt tin have foreseen t li e s t> drastic . ' . i 11*i 1■1 Ilf •1 "D •*t top • «. 1 '•. •!> r i f t . ! 1.ni .It i all. I.elm.Ii sulil that the i|.ies- uiglit ul B.'BB oVIei'k rolltmihg tti.ifo.d stale penltentiiiiy. Judge liiiini. '*1, nf inri Hu.-*! (-‘iifhMi Slrt’i'l I'br r yclni ^nffrr**d injuiv changes In campaign Icrhnlmies lion bad lii'cli ill-iusseii i.l yicat I lie dinner the ill,!, will Ih»M it h ■ « Hi 111111 s Nulr Ml. 1 11 lull < I .l \ 1 , . . >i 1».$• t Ml ..... It ! UU 'if - t f t *i •». • Df ‘•iiiltb heard facts in tl>»* ea*e prei if a id nnd Hip al-irming costs of lliesc length at the (Jllv t 'uiiiiui--i..n c gnliu business meeting a, .* i aliner • t .• * i 11 1 f f Mi, -..ite.l 1>v A'slstant State’s \l In ld« lufl *ddr ni hrri* I (4 *in* wh- Asmu Li Im ! h c v Mllllmv iffjiirs till r - tl ft. t.ff J| • (...« |N >|M| leclmlrpics" i* f ", ,M.n meetings and that there scrim d lo Beginning Thursday, tin- I ..... tut tie* llnl,. . I Criggs. (he defend loi 11 tiwuy Tin* driv er wim nn 1*•»! r**|M»rhT, wrilfH Mil' folhiAlMg ill 1(1,1 h it i . Ml . Ml. Mill I 1 11 • .* f t . r The committee n reviewing the ho conal data tile diffeienra at opin ml Club activities will iinmi-e in nut- City I’ullee I ’autnin Boy fill, «'d Oil a .'large of ritrc|o.« and front a background of first ’ -li >iil !1t ■ 1 Du .fi.l i Di . Kit III u.y f.t ‘ |.U 1 ndopiacy of existing election laws baud experience Kltv lias visit, il M.I. 1 | 1. .1 t i» . 1 .• k • 111 lull u* 111 to **** till' Him need on (oi d (lie with a «slinffb board i..intii. » . 1 f i 11< • \r it Du* , n...ii . it in ,u,, " dlspionl i' * **• "t.-mpo flint iiui i !* M ojirti mm mi and Kliriila-th Calbmill. laiolladv ......'Ik'' " ' "Diving Tin* nudori-t toad.* u left turn Hu. Nnrlli I'tde. Hie renude \la» i . t t. i. t|M hit* • di lit ♦>» 11 fu.U 1" " n i 111* Idiint. He said Hint tliu iuem.nl incut witli New Smyrna II. a. li at at of life Ionise nl till I West I III. ................. 1 * Mill'll ^ 11 progrum cull* for an expenditure “ (Ml p. m. That evening at 7.(Ml o' S t...... where the killing occurred off Ninth Street going onto ll'dl) Kali and I.reeuliind an liases, and I ti l iiimi 1 f III nltfr •tni^ oil ' «r< rcrommending pos- Ul vi,goo,i.uo ami tout will'll this ebak. the new- Tmul-t Club I,.ill.I 1 - -1*1 i uii■i•It tl .•(!•> I 1 i « hit i) 1 M. \lull • vr i al I* Im Slidu tvn' l.issfe ffeddiek, (111, Avenue, according lo ,. pollee re „n„,r defense piojects in Hu* lev ompletc JlnliH™ 0 ,1CW * un' ‘ hill been completed, fuilbei tl- ing will I.- dedlealiol bv Mav.o W with whom Killlitn- said today be l*ort, and -truck tin* eyelial who wastebimis of tin* Kar Nnrtli < i A< t‘ f -1\ n Id a ! t ril'd.. 1 . MmI im Iht * 1»*"l Ml grexx. .. Hit) dispuaai plant It. .Stempter. * ii.r.L. ........................... nanclng for tile t. ♦ 1>. • til l >h Ml 1' •"I'l* t •up ■.! .irii iN bad lived ala.tit four years lb *vas going ea«l on Nintti Street I1 ti »\ » \ 1* •a ^ Under •<hJ I I . K ' V ' 2 ^ , . , roc might lie undorUiken. li. NV Snene. i, i,.<-id. nt ..f i|u claimed Mi., deeeaserl bad -tabbed The accident » « . coveted f.v Mgl WASIIINC'I'DN ,K Broad gaps I'l IMU M i n ». • l.dl.ll in ■ Dt •fin .mu M. 1 U* vt. tul. Du" \» ______________ ** * * | lfo said that some of the au- Seminole County (Tninl.ri of Com tihii at one time in New- York. NV. \. Horn nnd I’utioluiHti Arnold appear in Un* miter arc of the (ut t 1 -.1 •tl Dll \ •lid N.a t t •Mil * f a k»Mi*| lu. 1 u. «. ii #n « I n ■ thoritlfs on the subject seemed to n.ene, will formally iuc . n< 'l» 1,1 ft. Williams. defense system along I lie* Ninth t ilt« til i( p ill d Du • |M >m 1! .1 1 pal « . 1 Mtlli| f* .It l Mr. Griggs, in presenting Id' P U I1 U l 'I l l n e r v be Of the Opinion that no lowBb ki.vs to the new building Ito. Two motori.l. were jailed after American continent over which I’fiu 11 ' <h 1 4|. 1|U | t»»\ |f Ml- i M n . . , , , 1|4 1 •..... . P' •a..... . menace Is invoived PI discharging Balt, president „f tip* Sapfmd version of tin* rlrcMtuxtnriees sin lltet were "liable to fllrtlMl 1.011.1* itOUlbcrs It.Itll Itllssla could fly >' ili i. ■i.t 1 .1 l|l* .n 4 if in , , 4f i if •ni'\ . ii i • t i.mmllng tin* slaying, said Killian* A n t I r x ii/ liii't s .# l wastus into llm lake so long us Tooribl Club. 1 '.it ll.) M • l-» ,, itn.i l i n " li.'ddlfk^ woman' liiid been "r I *'"11 eaeb .... etiarg.** of leaving toward target* in tin* Cintcil fll » 1 1 t ». 1 u . v in if iU'i'lud D l l l / l M I I J t l l I t l l I ll| tl.,. aowui* ate fm euougli out olid On Kriilny afteeiioi.n at ■m» p Stales the srene uf nil nrrldrnt «..4 - J It,. at i l l It.. Su» 1 > |It 111(14 1 *» lu I.l •n r«. *• 1•3 in. the congestion of population is not in tin* local Tmtlist 'hillfb board ] l i v i n g at the West l ltli .Street ml I.e-ter S. Lewis, Long" .....I, an* AIHmm,’h the mint ami Intensive ■i'l in (. 1 |d.n * ft l p. 1 1 t f 1 ..1 1 ♦ « greatly increased. team will swing into action auain dn*'», pii'ing a* man and wife, arrested by lligliaa) I'uDoliioin efforts .1 h . "untri * 1 of lips ...oiitn anil I'liiiod.x till I* .1 •1a Hid I f . ♦ VI* Du Commissioner llumlull Chn*e pjiiviiig OHinge Citv tin tin- Kurt i w h e n the murder occurred May ‘J t. It. D. Ilarrikon KnI iiii Ihv nl Hii* have soiieeilfd N|l fi J , 1 4 j I l .. ll, gettllp; a i.njlil l l ‘ a 1 • 1Mill 'Jill f 1 •t < . id d111111it lie sail! the |... Ir were eng'iiged slated that it Is true lliul the Ntellmi CmnIs. Knneral sot vices for II. ti, Stale Board of ll.'idth tiiiglm-et* ■ii fi «11r t .1 ! 11. t 1 . t \\ M| I v\ ■ i . » 11id Flur in an argument when they rnuie same lime ami place alien- un ur system m'o ..pvtatioii wlttey m.u t **tit i.t. iBlillth, HI, prominent Seminole are uilvm-atltig dispusul plants <turn ,t>i i mile* ' Id i« tl, ( l.i llm resilience that day and that eliletil, Involving a ear driven bv drier! an applnai'liilH! eni'in) IM'J li M ..I K.. m il MAliKKT I I UK * 'I' 1 VI * uf 11 . i t t ••not 1 v. llu 1>4*1(1 1 atp ................... «»*• .c 's :;, s c '• 'ft After a Itulel week end. City tlm woman went In her room to Vlrda Smart. 17. oreiineil u week bases al e lacking from vvhit It in (.11 1Ml Jl .I a f K lo rIf. i r «!"♦>• •I Du _______ no Kircinen rinthed beldnd the Kiirm* rhiingc clothe*, apparently pre­ prior on Slate llou.l 437. I ewi* It'ieepliiri could elialleiige raiders |M« fv ■? S ' ^ o ! r l , s £ & ,5 ; r a health • » * * ' mctiacc ““ ( m 1*0 .1* fnj iiuii tl .1M I •'lit It <1 Ml i .............. . fli m u 1M1 hum«»• now. Ileebiiing et* S'.ate Market to extingiii'li a paring to go mi a date with an- ws* elisrged with lilt uiol-rop ut some points along the vast per ttev, K. T. Stnixllfer, pastor of that If a ipiuxtion of health were gtass blare til 11 (ON this morning. other man. Killians objected to driving and Julleil when unable lo Imeler ;11 Ml - „ l.t.nt ml lost all (t t 111 Ml.*' 1 * JIM *• 1 H,(|l HU Dll the loisls id recent offlil.il flldlh .nun -Iho Ko»ter Memorial Methodist Involved, lit* would favor It, Mr. It wa* reported today by A'slstant this action. Mr. (irlgg* snld. >11 r i mm lull furnish the lltOO bond. W» F o r c e , ....... |Ml t r i rl M t pi ,M 'fid * fMi m Ilf Church, officiating, Frank Curr was arre-leil on » diselosiires and visits l.y newsmen talk ’ (I .........1 ■ »if» •jn \ m s te a d y Cham added that at present it Kite Chief It. T. Thnnin*. Co,.tinning Id* nuriHtlun, lie I m •\a, i i i Mr. Smith, a nloneer resident of wa* purely an catholic uueatlon * 1 ' . i •1 •!* -tat -d the woman picked op an lee lilt-nniJ-nm charge liy I'ulioloom the Kar North defense pietiue nf Dir N. t,. f . ... ii..- . ii 1. . - 3 . , f. II I n . i i )|« m.u , t (• . . .1 iJu'A II Jill fi .Oviedo, who hail lived there slnco ami tlial he couldn't see spending .(, , ■ , p. 1 'lilii 1 III .1 i' ■f bf.lilli r o u i t r ok iioNoit pick preparatory lo gelling the Harrison, following un areident looks like tills Al Hie northwest end A system Im,* llm ell', lion- Hi tllfls f.! .1901, died at his home Friday at a million dollar* with an operat­ Tho monthly r.oy Scout Court of landlady of llu* houio* some lee Involving a ear driven l.y M-'Nerl* IHI la l U RiflO p.m. following an Illness of ing coat of 130,000 u year until Honor will lie held (onlght in Ihc water. Till* defendant poshed the Klttke, ML DorH, on the Southwest of major and serondury airfields u 111. Ii Mm t.i- i in hi. I.ilu i f i u t| tit unit**r % ..I ,«rveral months. Born near Blairs- a intention of health was Involved. Brcsbytorlan Church ul 7 •:iti p in llcddick woman out the kitchen Itoud, Sunday. Carr also "ii* jnll- together with facilities for ground MU in ' Jt »** L|*ui*l jiIji xiiifi f'uitic* I,.‘ in no: . I ( fill II hi lilt iVlIle, (fa., ho lived In Charleston, Dr. Orville Barks at this point Achievement awards nnd merit door after taking the Ire pick ed. Dsnmge was set ul $60 to the troop* lo defend Iheiii, now ex •t . i huiLl*' 'It ul' » i m .t' livrr»'D B. C„ and Sanford before going Interpoaed a statement that the badgea will bo bestowed upon the away from her. They went to a Klake ear mid $15 to the Carr ist.s In Alaska, where Hie llniled sinall i'u il i o il K i n i>* ft f III.HIT li !'■' ah'! ili'ulfi nu • Ktules is ii next door nriulihnr of wvtv li,tii«»l (ruin llu- I ll.il |!u( preaent pollution of tho lake I* a Scout* by Scoutmaster John Pier­ side gate where the woman wa* vehicle^.____ — rlcdo. Iii |m* * 11a*, »■ In 1jM-d hiivii \ \' ((kiniimieii Hu Bilge s i n ( ( uhl hiiU'il M n l* » ;• # sU i (Continued On Page Nil) son. i m < | > fi m iii fi * i’/im Ly hi* younger tluyx, Mr. Hmilh A car parked by Janie* Smith, I dHkM stubbed with a knife ns the pair t l a conductor and a dispatcher m i t’ jHNi . lu 4(ir 11|i r$» hi- jon Houthwrsl Komi Saturday algid engaged In it scuffle. .i I. i ! •• i In ' fn*Tti iii*' 11- |irnor the Atlantic Coait Lina BaitThe man then carried the worn- was struck by a vehicle driven by road, while later ho was nrrxlrtent i.■'i.i 11m • \I* |•kt**t rvcii In*Ip Andrew llenton, Haines City, do­ H -.MIIaMril tin •*■■* xl«> of the ohl Oviedo k v k . liee was a i util * aVfi....... Il/lipt Hi IfJM’kifll? ing aluiut tlin damage to the Smith member of the Metflbdlst Church. M" XI* * I" •I11fII*i It'll Ulll l| limit H. SCHOOL BOARD ear and $15 to the second vehicle. Hurvlvors include Ills widow, \ I. .a '(In i Florida Bid* for ii new stage curtain f o r A 11)60 International one-lim Mr*. Agnoa Clack Smith) two sli* i uu i $ >iu v vvnuid l*t iup nut * ndrttt tlm Hrmlnoln High School audi­ truck struck a guard ruil of u : i dflu i x uf tlu * \I* t« drup torium will be considered ut n culvert on State Itoad 137 Satur­ tin , Mr*. M. B. High, Raleigh, ' N. C , and Mr*. Minnie Qray, MaKill l OH'N NOTK: This Is the had bix-ii i «»hi ■d i , u.| Im lu '• 11••itI. i !• thm^. furl ii«9*l iiuhJLmiI A serin* of gala activities, in­ from Orlando, who will pluv for sneclul meeting of tile County day night, Patrolman Harrison rlatU, G>-, and niece* and nephew* cluding a banquet ami dancing, Saturday night dance* nt the hotel Board of I’ublic Instruction to­ said, doing about $75 damage to sevcnlh of a series of arlliles -I I’ll****, ,\t l »l '((•!!»* ' I *•< lift I tilt ill Itl iiI*11Jn*w In Du* Ntriiridrd, Mr* living In Atlanta, G*„ Waco, Tea., will mark tha formal opening Sat­ during tho «e**on. Die** for the morrow morning at 11:00 o’rloek state property. Krancl* M. Co*, by .Mr*. J. N. NVIiKorr on Hie ! Iltiliil ", f 1 till »II11 ■)' • ••*ini'»l im Alull 's dt tLiit tl I 1. II 'llf (ttt gnd Oviedo. « at the Court House, NV. A, latw- (VI, Route 3. wax arrested Sunday hlxlorv of Sa'iford, In this arti­ I I((I 4)I 111141 111Iil il l * I ' urday night of the Mayfair Inn opening will be optional. HUIU K l \ ItllMiF ItK iritN S Mrx. Whllner irlU ol Hie , wjcn ! In* »*,itiuvul •• jal'TI11! *411fll I , The Rrliion Funeral Home had for the winter aeaion. Mott of tho advertising empha­ ton, superintumlrnt of public in­ In connection with the accident cle |,,ni 11"1 (It i'l’krlil liltf **, MilinuKiW ’ charge of arrangement*._________ and charged with rccklrxa driving early arrival* in ixao ami ixii7 f lurid it uf ii ufma uf I" u|dr, na11m The cocktail hour at 7:00 p.m. sis thla fall has been placed upon struction, «ald Unlay, He also annoum-ed that pupil* and failure to have a driver’s li­ and of fapl. Brink slid Ihr liJitj IIInu \ uf Duhi livid mu Die nf Dtr Suoiiimlc (‘uiinty (’Immljrr wilt load off tho parade of fcallvl- tho Seminole Country Club whlrh 4!tlft«* mhI din** Hum ff»l i fllDllU « i*f ( ‘uiiiuu'i i i , it’lunu’d In ftIn of* tlea, followed by the dinner at 8:00 lias been purchased by the Inn of tho County will lie dliiiilisrd cense. Damage to the truck was steamboat "DaHInglim". had (inndtrilifusl I" Anu iiiM in flu fiulii) i$fIn -|tcitdiiik' K *vrk*H p.m. and dancing from 10:00 p.m. management, Mr, Iloner snld. Coif­ from srhool early Wednesday lo set at SI00. yiiriittuu witli hie i rtJitiv»*r* III Sri* I'ulgiltiul| tiliit" tty MIIH. J. NV. NNIIITNKIt watch *n<l tako part In the Christ­ John If. Lundqulst. 33, was nruntil 3:00 a.m. Reservation* for ing la free to hotel guest*. Til" ’U f MilII llu- III11 til PUUlDd ma* Ala. Mi i llrrckrnrMitr nnd The year of IMlill ushered In the the opening mu*t be n:»de by Fri­ "NVe’ro expecting n big tourist ina* Parade being sponsored by rested on « charge of operating a flntt glow of a new era, which In- luiiflii, ilimat'’. ur invi’.Mlmi’id j tlu thrrr Imyia i*c«’umi>anird Mr. day night, Harry Itoner, aifiitant season," Mr. Boner Mated, "which the Merchant* Association and tho motor vehicle without proper eluded nil Florida. Sometime., -it (MirIt n pri’xtMililly ii limit* i»*flnr*d Mr«'4*krni ul^t un ttir trip. brake* Saturday morning after appear*, tlial localities, like eeiluiii mid rultiiMHl ♦'I$i *4>* t’ uu in iiiimlly » manager, sold today. will probably he the biggest In the Junior Chamber of Commerce. tho vehicle be was driving collided liumnn live*, me mmkeil fm- ill*. fuiiird riiiiuntf llir Nclllci'* <*f a iuuv i Doom of tho Inn were opened history of the hotel, NVe’vc had COUNTY COMMHUtlON with one which bad been slopped Ilnctlon. wlilcb npj hi rent Iv come* (rrrllnrv. \n In (lie *»mu Iv' dnv*. I to guegta today, A number of *ea- muro inquiries - and reservation* A regular meeting of the Horn- by Juhn Green, 311, on West 13Hi unsniigiil. lu tlm greut readju*t- w]im tin1 SI. lulifiH 11hi I hern Dn> 11117. *on guest* are coming to tha hotel then In any other war." oariy thla month. Mr. Boner "The Greatest Mime oil Karth" He emnhailxed the Inn manage­ Innle County Board of Commie- Street, west of Oleander Avenue. inclit wllieli was beginning In all hi^hwiiv fur Dir (rntHimi tut Inn uf stated. 1 :1)1) ■ 3:44 • 11:38 ■ 0:31 thr ment Is “trying to encourage peo­ sinners will bo held tomorrow Damage was set at $300 to the the ntate* north of n*, a* If -by a tin* nmiy nnd nur Inkr The dinner daneo will be open ple of Sanford to tako n part In morning at 10:00 o’clock In their Lundqulst vehicle, a 1048 Stude- simultaneous linniilio. attention irntr |$y wtdrli tlirv rutrn’d. ro it MDV1KLAND Im|i|M*lirr| jii'jilfi. It himin lu’rainr to tho public with reeervatlone at our activities." He (•mphailxed meeting room at the Court House. baksr gai truck, according to a seemed fixed on Florida. "Mickey Rooney Roundoff* police report. No damage was Hat­ The meeting will mark the last thr fiitddon Dint nu vi^lt tn thr $6.80 per person. This charge that tho Saturday night dance* Tho world heard «*f her orange Show slur Is 0:30. feature 7:10. covert cocktails, a filet mlgson will b« open to the public with no regular session for Commissioner ed for tha 1040 Ford cement mlx- groves, and her balmy ellfnnlo. ntjitr wm romploto without thr Hr. fntui Hlvi'i* If. II. Pope, Hanford, and Comruck driven by Mr. Orem *• *UIIJ J'VIU VM.I in Ml the *IIV Souther" -1,1 ....... . . . . . . trip, -J . fi vNIt ■ ' tn nlr! Afi»|. j lolviiiiiasiuii ii;aJ, last fcaluro dinner and the dancing. Mu«le for cover or minimum charges. "We Many person., for frv _ “ “B. Sptnct Invsitl- sStdtoH, (llsturlwfl arid unurttlrd In lonvlllr. tin* Hperr Urovo, and tho 1 0:30 the dance will be furnUhed by| WB,B| th, public to attend’ these mlsslonsr William 0 . kllbss, Gen­ Patrolman 8. tho plantation life In which they (Continued (hi Page Six) eva, who are leaving office. gated t)w mishap. Barney Buxton and hii orchestra lUaeitaa** o s Page Two) 1 — iM i1riSSS More Business Economists Are Held To Be Need Die lax P meat Investment Bankers Frged To Take Big­ ger Part In Affairs City Manager Is Put On Griddle By Rotary Club Rotary Speaker Of FliiupSewerage. Discussed Robert Killians Is Sentenced To 30 Years In Ja il Murder Ilink " CAP Members Will Observe Week Of lltli Aniversary Six Accidents Over Weekend Result In Broad Gap*s Are French-Backed Injuries, Arrests Seen In Nation\s Governm ent I.s Arctic Defenses Elected In Saar nun n. ............. * im,vtd.ni ti., iMniier Innugurnlt Taurisl Cluh Week Pioneer Oviedoan ^to^vlcdi J Formal Opening Of Mayfair Inn Is Scheduled For Saturday Night Many New Fam ilies Moved To Mellonville After Civil War Movie Time Table wrasaiMJW* a 1 *a.*. Iti _—••£ �•« TIIR HANFnitll IIKItAl.lr Page 2 Mon. Dec. I, m 2 Mayfair Inn Blues In The News Ily HOJI ANTHONY (Cnntlnuttd From Pag* Ono) While people are serving turkey ilnncci •’ ho *ald, "which will ho bash, turkey snndwtchrs, ami tur­ held from 0:00 p.tn. until mid­ key a la king in an effort to do night." Reservation* mny lie made. away with the left-overs „f the "W e’d lu> more than happy to nr "small" Thanksgiving Day bird, rnnge matters," he RtatcJ. ninny NAA8 men are returning to Several Important event* during Record balloting was exported duty hoie after spending their tho rondng season have already ! In tho Cn»"ol!»orry town election leave at home enjoying the main been scheduled at the Inn. These today In which a mayor, three al­ Icourse of thut same bird. Thomas Include the Policemen'* Flail, the dermen. u town dork nod n town M. Htciker, aviation machinist's Klks llall, a Shrine dinner, the lnmate third class, returned today tei fraterrtlty dance and a conven­ ninrshnll will bo numod. A total of Hit!) registered voters from Atlanta, (in. while James K. tion of the Hnnp-on Tool Corpora­ were eligible to participate in the . I'owell, hospital corpxrnan first tion. Thu usual gala Now Year's election, according to the d t* U-las* is luiek ot duty at the N AAH Kve party will he open to the clerk, n .xcoorit numlutr of ii'sie- |IHsjM-nsnry after ;:pi riding Thanks' , D'lhUl-. UpllQ r,.scrvn ----gtvilie lit I T „ rk.’Vvroe, ' tratlon* In tin community. In nrcjiari.-,* foi this year'* sea­ l.elnml It. Yelviogton, aviation Feeling has run high In the son, tho Inn management refur­ ■ctconic ,ao tt i l i c l n ' x has re­ nished campaign, evidenced by Harmon a number of room* and turned from Miami, and Kdward ;'C. like, Sr., editor of the Floridian, completed considerable painting W, Allen Is hack with the fiupply ' weekly newspaper of the town, nrul rleanlng. The ground* were who wrote that "pistol toting day* ’ liep»MMi»nt after a trip I,, Drook- also landscaped. lyn, N. Y. Robert I,. Forrest Is ex* _ _ . _______ — mi W—91■! !■ ' R| ____ have returned to Cnnselbcrry.' Activities of the establishment Tho editor hist week armed him- peeled to return to duty tomorrow Include, nt no charge to gueits, Power steering, power broke* and a jiowered to ur-way front seat are optional equipment available i from his home in Hast Chicago. *elf and sot faring the door of its ] swimming, tennis, badminton, on Lincoln for I06J. A 206-horaepower V-8 engine— most powerful ever included in n modern production office us he pounded nut n bitter I ml. "Rod" (ialliiglu-r took steps to "bufflclsuird, and table tennis. automobile a* standard equipment—I* an ouUUndin g feature. Now upholstery fabric*, new exterior attack on hi* typewriter against' entertainment every night color* ami atyling changes have been Incorporated I n the cars. Hhown here Is the Lincoln Capri hardtop. llthhard Cassell,erry, founder of improve iiis hunting when he pur- Special will Ineludn card parties, commu­ the town. Mr. Hire said he feared ehnseil a new gun in .Hanford >»’ nity singing, dance*, and moving a physical attack fiom the fnun. er unlay. |{e,| trailed in Ids two old The number of cattle and calvei -- -. .....nivivaacu sold alive from Florida farms Ir after the latter had told Ml. Rice guns for n brand new Winchester pictures. Facilities for outside activities ~ s o t million gallons In 1D40. The 1940 wo* 166,718, while In IMS it he wanted the Flmidiau to support 12 gauge pump action model. Ho value of whole milk Increased from totaled 367,800 head. The dollar re­ h|s list of candidates "and I do fur this season, be tins only one include the ball room, which will ...................... „were „ 11,700,000 to 134.400,000 from 1020 to ceipts Increased from $3 million to not want In see the mimes of any ounll to his credit hut ouw that lie accommodate 600 people and prlWASHINGTON UH-There other candidates In the newspu- has Ills new gun, you ran bet lie veto meeting and dining room*,! nearly twice aa many cattle on 1049. 128.100,000. will be out more often after Ills whh-h will seat 20 to too people., Florida farm* In 1#50 as in 1020 *ICl >** ____________ . w . im rv mm I I I I W W share of Florida's game. Cood Inch Wedding reeeptlon* nnd private but the numtier of hog* declined Mr. Klee said he told Mr. Cassel­ berry there were two factions in Red, hut lie sure to be I-Iireful. We dinner* nnd partle* have been iharply and the number of sheep don’t want you to become inxl r, scheduled. the town "and that mv ••nmm'J’J dwindled tn a handful. Charles Marian I* starting Ills were open to both sides. He told stnllstle In the gmwlng lisl of The Department nf Cnmmercc | cureless hunters. fuiirth seaHiin ns manager of the me to bring my ont up >" Robert A. Mii uui cuiiiiiiissiii v- Inn. Members of Id* staff Include Bureau nf the Ccmus reported to­ Mr. Casselberry owns the hutblinif that the number of rattle In­ where the newspaper is Inenleil. imtn third eluss. will be leaving Angle Ahirernle, sunerintemlont nf day and bus file,I suit In » Ircnlt f our NAAS and the eity of H-iiifonl to- service; Miss Mabel Mnher, resi­ creased from 638.081 to 1.101.230 In for distress „f rent in the amount day with orders tluil will tut, him dent nmlltor; Robert Wehel, chef the 30-ycar period and the value Jumpeu from 114,700,000 tn 8187. to Norfolk. Va. for further as-ignof $ IHI on. from Lakewood, N. J., who Is be­ 000,000 with both beef and dairy Mr. Rice also until he grew so meiit to ii tour of sen duty Muiiv ginning Ills seventh season at the catllo participating In (he expan m,grv lh»t he filed as a ramlldute of you will reinember Itnli ns n hotel: Mrs. William Douglas, slon. of the Hnnford Ml .Star" fur mover against Joseph J*u*r'1, |member housekeeper. The number of hogs declined supported by Ml. Casselberry. The soft I*ii 11 team wbieh wus entered Mr. Itouglns, night watchman; editor has tin- bm king of the Co»- in the Orlando Class " 11" H‘<ftlmll Mrs. Roth Jinchino, room clerk; from 763,481 In 1020 tn 468,764 in T K I.K i’IIONKS 180 nnd 1071 I960, while the number of sheep srlherrv Cltlxens Lengue which is League, He is ii real "oblllmer" Room 401 Hanford Atlantic National Hank Building opposing candidates appearing on here uhourd the slallfio aed le* bu* Andy Knrlunn, head hnrtander; drooped from 64,639 to only 3,600 niuiJn many new friend" bulb nt Mrs. Killth Yerlati, switchboard Whnlo milk from Florida-farms Mr, Casselberry1* slate. In nil, Cl candidates qualified the hUiIIoii unit in the city of Han­ operator; Mils O'l.lnger, golf pro, for the yin Ions offices. Herman ford. Here's hoping you liny and Robert Spears, head waiter. -low abend (tub, and The romnlete staff of the hotel Joyce, stepping dowu from the orfice of mayor a f t e r two consecu- don't forget to slop luirk to Hue- number nlmut 76 people, Mr. i i o ■ your friend* when you Ihmer wlm I* stinting his third five terms, entered the nldcrnmiili "cnsun nt the Inn, said. ' race, along with Arthur Johnson, have o chance. Captain'’ l*ersuunel In peellim Mr Mnrlnn also has charge of! irtcu .dc-l.l. Junius Allen, hu.dwu.u men-ha.it, -lark Owens, an inde­ fur the men ot NAAS has loen the New York Giants training scheduled fur this Saturday, This center ut Melbourne, pendent candidate, and Mrs. MurJorle Merrill. V. R. I owdermllk will be the flr«t inspecti*»M this fiscal year in whieh tieuniform and Charles Winkle, hacked by the ( CORHKCTION will lie dress bines, «» don't forget Cltlxens League. The Ili-mlil regrets un error in to tinve that wlilte piping ,-xlra Joe (iladwell seeking rede, thm white come Haluldiiy men. the spelling «f the numc of I’vt. an town marshall against Harry Heomuii llnrlon It. l-'ox reported Jncnli A. Iiuignn. sun nf Mr. and Faint, retired fireman front IBook for duty aboard the station Sat­ Mrs. Victoria Hill, In Thursday'* l*n and member of the Leag • urday from a tout of »en duty »- i**ne. He ha* now completed hi* Howard llnrrts. Incumbent. t» »P Icoiil the IIHH WASIIMI ItN. liar- basic training at the Quartermas­ posed by Mnrv A. Hallrlt. secre­ Ion saw duty in Kurenn water* ter Replacement Training Center tary of tho League. and i* the holder of the Korean nt Ft. Lee, Virginia. VMr. Johnson, Mr. J« y c '. Mj: .Service Medal with one engage­ Allen, Mr. Harris and Mr. Uhtdwd ment slur for tin- "Inchon Land­ all are candidates supported h> ing" nod one engagement *lur for Mr. Cnsselherry. llie "Conduit (Ipeiuliiiii* dining i x m i : i lilt I i t i til u t . M M ' i i llie Communist Chinn aggression.' i i m i i h , i t i n i i t in-- r i . m i i i i t . Ho also hold* tin* Chinn .Service l x t x u T oil "I U I x i i i i : TUI v r t . 2 O f F ig h t Edcnpcd IX i li \ xi I:l< * ■Medal and the United Notion* •illIU:ll Tilll 1*1 lll.ll \ * m s AMI C o n v i e t H C a p t u r e d Service Medal. Iloiloe balls from Dclicnte, lacy lingerie tiux xi . r n i: 'in t i ' i ' K - ii T t n : i i x. i n s o x x x i i i 'T n : i i x Sherman, Texas. j uni the touch of luxury It. IIX’ IIX, Mn ils. pirrHntJittin (Ill hcliulf of tile ninny football that every lady love* . . . I'lnlMlllfa, Here are heautlc* .’ he'll de­ captured *w» of *ho C,,nc i l'f» foil* lit NAAS, congratulation* go -I*.M E broke out of Western State out to the stoul-heorted Hemlooh- i.i/ y il i: x x x x xxii .s o x . light I n ............... oliluxx, el nl. Penitentiary HUto more tbnn 21 high Hebool football team. They llelmilMMIa. tinve now completed o football nettt i .o i i i h x t o , b'cmight' 1 were Cnrnt.ck F. M e don of which they can to, justly s rlv. irziz: i io: r .XNN.X WllatoN, wlit'OV, N c i l x . V nl nenrhv tdolrtnit: am proud. Their gumo have been tin* iif It*. I. Itox IIJ. H«nfaril. HerniaRalph' Moalermonlro, 30. tin * source of many pleasant evening* ..I., i iiimly, Klurliln; tVIIJ.IAM .XI. It olive, nail his Milfor the 'men uhourd the tilallon l,l.,XMIIi:UT Filmy hit* of Nylon >■i- -x ii m|mhihm If nun rleil. suit II ^McNeil* was caught In the wash­ ami as the football «ciison i>ro- il.ml, Die unI«iiiixvli Heirs. ile*l»ee». with touche* of lace room Ilf a McKeesport roxtauront gressed, llie mitnher of SI IH foot- P mhIi i " nl griialees nf ’ .till Wit-He olfered ih rmlilMra. Mailer ooil runs grew huger among the ilnlli M. I.nliilierl | .1 II llllVIl If niul lil« iiiiHuiiWU spuuse II monlcn was t Mdured cm busy t a- men here ot NAAH. Again I -my nilve, m. irrli'il. mill If Himl, l a c uuiuiuwii mend Street In downtown I II * congriihdntloll* to o fine HHH heir*, ili vl’ i , ' li'gilH- * nr g n in le e , fdl ,i yl'tl-'Jti Iliit ’ ■r ...... 11 J.xilim ii v i- 1 burgh after ono *hnt was fired h> flMllIxltl Talloreii style* . . . IMTil.lt If * ! ve ..ml HI" .jllXn. * n 1 school fool bull lit il* best. "l„,u»e i l UIHI rle I, iiimI If 'leml iHc Two other convict* foiled tn get iiulflinwii tirlr", Ilevl’ e . «. ii-*,ile, m i.i tirmin- 1-’ nf "*HI .Imne• II m l’ outside the prlsnn wall* One *ur r mil-1 IX.MI'.H II Mm'luiN.XI.n II rendered meekly In front nf (he pri­ „ll\ ,. mill III’ llllltlinnil dpnll’ e II son gates. A 10th was caught on tu.iri leil. Mint If ile.nl, Itie imltnnwn the prison roof. , ... lie Ir’ ilevl’ ie*. Ie*.ll»ei, nr Kluoleea emit Japii’ II Mucliuniilil; McNeils and Mastermnnica. like it Kit I.IN iM—Itusslnn authorities I l.l.T S || KltX If ’ live, ami Her the eiinvlei* still at large, were iinloiuwri *pi,ll*a If insrrleit, anil If have hern asked tn aid in a search armed with cell-made knives when ne*n tile Iinknuwn 'elra. .ievlavu*. Quilted Crepe, duster they overpowered four guards unit for 2nd l.t Horace J . Sincere. le it nleea I,r HI mi Ire* nf sail) Kllen II. stylo lo ehartreuse, Homestead, Fla , who disappeared II T n t . ►T.l.n.N .XUiltONAI.il If a deputy warden, lowed a hole In Melon and American nil vi. nail her iinkiiiiwn spuuse It a week ago near the border of the Cutton Flannel Ihn prison roof and let themselves »*».«rr iimil.|. mul If itesit, lhe nnKnnwn Beauty U. S M-ctor of Berlin and the Duster* down to the ground on a 70-foot lO'lri. ili'Vlnrr*, Ir a nlre * nr gCMUtre* Oreiipatlon /.one Ions rope. They made the rope Soviet ■- Ll'eii MiicliuauliL Ll.I.KN The II. S Army said today M«J, from towel* and sheets, sllv*. mul her Gen. Lemuel Malhewsim. the .. judrrUil, .xml if . ... iiiikmimi heirs, ilevleee*. American rnminundnnt In Berlin, Cloth of Gold Dusters leunteeH nr grioifee* uf eiiltl Kllen 1009k Wool tailored tent n teller Saturday In Hergeln I'HirtHmii; JA.MKrt K. t H l lT l.l i T T robe* In Navy an Oungln, Soviet Control (Jummlxxlnn If nllvn, mill |,|« nlikhnwa simuie If ihiirrleil, mul If item), llie uiikhinvn rcpresentaltvi), requollng aid. Maruon I't'lrs. ileyleers, l e g * ir e * nr nranleee Muthcwxon said Hlncore was last nf Mini Jm nra B. Ilarlleii; KM 8A Quilted Heeraucker In Ry The Attorlaird Press seen mi the Wannscp Lake Island n 'l l K llllt If nllve, mill her ungreen and gold Snow fell In four relatively small about 300 yards east of Gllenclcke lli muivx a epniiae If marrleg, mul If area* of the nation today and there Bridge, where the U. 8. sector of ileml, lhe llllkllnwn heirs, Jevleeee. were two widely separated areas divided Berlin borders tin Iho So­ li’NufeeM nr Ntenlee’ nf e*|i| ICIItn •*"iii K irm h a ii a n M crin in r nf rain as the weatner continued, viet Zone. I'l.AIlK If ullvn, xml her uiikhnwn Record Balloting Expected Today' In Casselberry Vote U Cattle Population In lin-i020 wa* at lhe ra,e of 3300000 State Has Rig Jump MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES I " CRED IT BUREAU OF SANFORD rVELVCETAl CHEESE CHRISTMAS SUC ED GIFTS THAT MEAN MORE . Legal Notices TV Lingerie Panties f"P «N 2JW-2.95-3.fiO 1.65 Aid ix Asked In Hunt For Missing Officer G ift R o b es 9.95 to 19.95 Weather Continues Mild In Mont Areas 7.95 6.95 8.95 10.95 Heavy Clothing Ih It-Hued Sanford GI t . l vi y■ . probably will occur moitiy a* rain because lemporaltire* aru rising. There were amall urea* of llahl inowfall In New Mexico, the north am Appalachian Mountain* and Iho ea*tern Great Lake* region: cfrl* ile In eastern Texas, and rain alone the upper Pacific coast. Skin generully were clear die- where. There waa no marked tern- perature chanee except In the contral part of Iho nation. Many Killed, Hurt In f!fi§ ®°u^ African Storm V -I JOHANNESBURG, South Africa W*-An citlmated S3 Negroes were I-killed and more 1 than &> Injured WITH TIIK 7TH INFANTRY HIV. IN KOHKA — Heavier cloth. epniiMi* If iilSrrlnil, nail If ileml, lhe Hilton,IVM helm, ilevlae,**. |eg*|ri a nr Krmtlerx nf ealit HNmh .Xlnl’iirity r u m , J XI. MITTMItl.l, If alive, mul hla hhluuiwh Npiuise If marrleit. amt If ileml. ih* unloinwii heir*. ............... legrtlee* nr graiilee* nf { ‘‘ K J. M Mllchelll X lA lir lnXMt l t . l i r If alive, mul her uiihmiwu atmuee If niurrleit, mill If iteail, lhe II nUniiWTi heir*, ilevleee*, legufe** r ttn iy iv tti & 0k/H 4- M r* Ill* wife. If nllvn unit If ileml, fhe j'vt. John ii. Howard, Hanford, rn*|ie,'||vn lihhlliiwn heir*, ilkvl****, Flu., ha* been Issued these ad* legulee* nr a ra n l e e * of aalil llanijldltlooal Items for the winter too <*'■* tin I'.idnin r u » , lit* wife; JoHI All n h KYIIHIIT and KLLA months. HKVIlKItT. hi* wlf*. If alive, a (Jullted mountain sleetdmr hair, If ileml, die ----- -— **“ ~ pile Jacket, nnrka, idle field rnp, heir*, ileyle woolen undergarment*, sweeter, gloves mittens and special belowtern shne-uncs. •pnueelf married, and If Ilia division, tho 7th Infantry, It unknown heirs. devises*. P Iteglnnlng Its third winter In Kor­ grantee* of said H. Ily VIRGINIA I'. ANHKttHON ea. ANIirSitHUN, her husband, Private Howard, n driver In tlm Ho* IM. , lake Mary, 82d Regiment’* Heavy Mortar County. Florida i W. If, I M. Horn, kls wife. Ir I Company. entered the Arr.iv last N. If dead, fhe respective Msreh ami arrived to Korea In heirs, dsvlsees. leaatee* ot icr. lie Is entitled to wear nf said W. II Hnvd and N. his wlfal (lAltnl.lNH A. A mh«t Infithlryman B*di*e alive, and her unknown and the Korean Hervlen Jllhhop married, and If dead, ths heirs, dsvlsees, tiaalee* or ft Gu/t GoldenRipeTropical Frut4i BANANAS 3ste lbPINs-29 EAPPLE No. " ropical Luxury Nylon In tho most luscious colors! III u e C h i n a , Pink D r e s d e n , Amethyst, Mimosa, Dawn (I I o Pink nad Black . . . lavishly lace trimmed. n mined directly ovol Johannesburg bu a mago j o no other soctlon Pajamas * r t i $ A . c N w R M ' it *Jfy' unknown spouse if insrrti dsad. the unknown heirs, leaalres nr ■rants** nf • fred I. poneiyi and In. a* persons havlita <>r elatm right. Utle or Itiieresi In a Beautifully tailored Nylon pajamas that •ha'll Inve; also Nylun with lice trimmed Pater Pan collars , . 12.96 to 14.95 rha'-i* In Msctlon III IJoul chains of ths W ll df O Rayon Pajamas In m an FLOOR f u r n a c e a * * SPACE HEATER '- 1 Bed Jackets ______ 1 &,A W » ¥ » oUttd Nylon la «MU P it* a * F * 11m 9■ mV*'" 1I J- h-’tfD* | ** * iw I w •: ■ j-Y '- ■ 1 tS A 1 �\. Vegetable Supply At State M arkets Reported Splendid WINTER IIAVEN (.Special! "Rcgardles* of the ending of tin­ foil vegetable deal »l nurm- of our market*, others are showing mi Increase In their offerlng* which promise* a plentiful supply of vegetable* for the in-between sea* son," according I,. II. Level*, Dlreelor of State Murkct*. The heavy rain* in Ocloher ore U-lnir refleeteil In the volume of commodities at the I'ompano State Starket though more thon 100 ear* of produce, largely hetin*, moved through the market ln*t week. Price* on these were fairly steady with price* of 13.00 to (5.50. uccording to quality, nod at the lut* ter part of the week, up to (0 for the best. The third pecan *ale at the Starke Statu Market of 13,160 pound* brought gro»* return* of (2,034.18 with a price range of 15c to 28c. The next sale of December 4th 1* expected to complete the pecan *ra*on a* the crop in tinStarke urea ha* hern rshort. At the Palmetto State Market, tomatoex lead with 628 package* xoid, averaging (4.20. Pepper at an average of (2.78 fur 263 hu*h el*; Pole heaux (6.11 for 63 huah eia; Eggplant (1.13 for HP bushel*; Squash (4.86 for 13 huxhelx Tomato volume eontliiue* light nl the Port Pierce Slut'1 Market which Hold 14,465 crate* the oust week. Auction price* of (3.20 to (6.76, At the Iminokslcr State Market encumber* hud the top volume. 1.672 field rratex bringing (3,484.10. Tomatoex 605 crate*. (3,880,60; Souaah 261 hamper*, (1,008.30; Okra 6 hamper*, (10.20; Fenner 172 bushel* (588.60. r Waurhuln State Market i* draw­ ing the cucumber *eu*on to a close hut show* a slight Im-ienxc in Pepper ami Eggplant volume. Al­ together 6,990 package* were Hold the week punt. Retard* to grouci i were (10,688.63, Frost at the Rrooker State Mar-; ket killed everything except cab­ bage and brought the Fall vege­ table deal on other rommodiUe* to n close at that market. Offering* of the Spring crop are expected around January t*t. The Sunfnvd State Market r e ­ port* an alt dnv rain which hrought a 24 hour holldav to har­ vesting In that area, anil a light front which did little damage. Of­ fering* for Hie week include 27 vurlcticx of produce and fruit at a groH* valuation of (103,6118 15 with bean*, cabbage, e*e«role, cu­ cumber*, pepper and celery the leading cominndltle.i. Pahnkee re|Kirt* sale* of bean* nt price* from (2.60 to (5.60. Corn at (2.60 per iniahel crate; Rndiahe* 70e to llOc per h**ket; rsen* M B S .' n d c n f a f M l U . K I t ' t f «*- i • 1.25 ib. l-ovell'a Shirt' K. I h| SI. Phone inyo-j . were Mr. anil Mr*. Otto Hern and son, Freddie of Miami, Mr. Hern 1* a nephnv of Mr*. Siubloni. Ely VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr. and Mr*. K. M, Young en­ tertained Mr. and Mr*. George Mr. and M's, Henry Scott of Shipp of Sanford and Mrs. Alice Gulfport, Mi.**, arrived la*t Ttie*- McCreary of Orlando, Thanksgiv­ tiny, to vi*lt hi* brother nod *!*• ing. By T. E. APPI.EGATE Mr. Juck lirnsington of l-akc ter-in-law, Rev. and Mr*. L. \V. (For SAM D.WVSONt City, S. C., with hi* Grille uf a Scott. NEW YORK AV-H now appear* Mr. ami Mr*. II. M. Gleason week, spent several day* with certain 1952 will see the Marling spent Sunday, Nov. 23, in Ocala Mr. and Mr*, f . P. lirnsington uf the second largest mini her nf with Id* brother and sister-in-law, Mr. itrnslngton is n great nephew housing unit* In history. of G. I', lirnsington. Mr. and Mr*. Clyde (llen»on. Through October "starts" on non Attending the District Young •farm residential unit* ran .ilmot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heagy of itnrrixhui r , S’m, arrivcil ln*t Pi-uples Convention «t tin* Central 15,txx> ahead of the first It) month* Tuviday and were the guest* of Church of the Nasurene, in Or­ last year Id* unrlr and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. lando Thursday were: the Rev. This year'* total will fall fur Wm. .1. I.efflcr over Thankflglv- noil Mr*. .1. C. Huiron, Mr. nml short of 1(150’* record 1.366,nod log. On Wednesday, they drove Mr*, flerliert bampert, Willie unit*. Iml i* expected to evu-c.l t" Cypres* Garden*. link Tower Nordstrom, Mr*. W. I'. Hurke and the 1.688.800 started In 1951 It seem* 1933 may he a different aid St. I'etershurg nod plan to daughter, Guye. Mr*. |„ <\ Tillia story visit Silver Spring* on their way aid daughter, France*. Mr. and Mr*. Don A. Smith o f ' Prediction* that this year's m >' home. Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson WnycroM, Gn. spent the holiday* tune will lie exceeded are rare .il •pent rimnkxgiving Day with with hi* parents, Mr. nod Mr.*. though many, including leading ccomwii*l* mid home luiilding their son-in-law and daughter, E W. Smith. Nov. 22, Col, and Mr*. Win. E. leaders, think the 1933 total will Mr. uiu! Mr*. .1, K. Ilmwer of Raker attended the Florida Fed­ Itm the inilllnn unit mark for iin\Ye*t Palm Dench. Mr. and Mr*. H. R. Heitdersun eration of Stamp Cluii* Show and fifth successive year. Some however, lake a more can und family of Orlandu were < -invention nt the IIIIMuiro lintel, Thanksgiving Pay guest* of ill Tnnipn. Accompanying them Hull* view They report that in many *ec Mi** t.avn Herland nod her was Id* mother, Mr*. It. I>, lluker, brother. The Henderson* are funn­ who visited her brother who live* Hems home buyer* are licrnimiig more price conscious, with build -ii Tampa. el resident* of bake Mary. ers having greater difficulty veil Sir. and Mr*. Z, E. Smith I Chnilct SJuhlom, who received Ing home* above 112,500. Am* they spent Thanksgiving with their » medical discharge from the say the building of more than i ‘-j mn-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Navy, arrived home, Nov. 26. A. C. Stach of Pinecastle was million hmisini! unit* In the past Mr*. W. II. Harrison, in Orlando. Mr. mid Mr*. Frank Evan* a guest of Mr. and Mr*. Charles home in HcnJi'isonviili-. N were the guest* of (heir gland- Krueger. Thanksgiving. Wednesday. Mil and Mr*. F. C. l.insrmeyer, daughter and her husband. Mr. Mr mid Mr* Ralph K'-o--*i and Mr*, .lack Stuart in Alta- *i ii. Charles anil granddaughter Wnllerboro. X, ace iipooum c iimiile Spring* on Thanksgiving Pinriii-, who have been visiting till- t-irtll of ii -ell. nil Minute . Mr and Mr*. C. W. SJiddutn, re­ Nov. 24. Mr k.-ogti i* a fi,io,,i Huy. Mr. and Mr*. F. G. bee and turned to their home [n Haiti- resident of bake Mm v. Mr. mid Mi* Waller I I' m . i children. Janet, Dorothy und mure, Maryland, Friday. They George spent Thursday with hi* were accompanied by Mi*s Mary M„.n, Thmik'givmg in bake \t fled. onrent*. Rev. and Mr*. Giudv, in Sjidilom. W. M. Evan* of Norfolk. Yu. Mr mid Mr*. Wm. II. Kilnat Starke. George went on from I Ill'l l- to Jacksonville, where he I* spending a few day* with Mr. lick mnl daughter, Gull were ih> vfdted friend* over the weekend. and Mr*. C, I'. Itraxlngtoii. Mr. guest* of (heir parent*, tic. ami James Ib Rrodle. .Ir., who i* n Fvnn* i* a m-phew off Mr*. lira*, Mr*. E. G. Kilnatrii-k, Ir und Mr*. Wpi . E. Raker. student at Florida Stale College. fngtun. Friend* of Mr*. C. A. Fnrino Thanksgiving holidir. *, Tallahassee, was home for the " il lie sorry to hear that she Thanksgiving holiday*. Mr. and ».:•*. J . D. Cochran lontinuc* ill at lier home. Mr*. Dorothv Dome* and her were host* to a family dinner Thanksgiving. Relative* attend­ *ou. Gerald Wool of Dunkirk, ing were his brother in law an,I N V aie vliilirp their friend*, sister. Mr. and Mr*. Walter the It. v. mol Mr*, b. W Scott. G I. Sinquefield spent ThanksFtondenmire of Sanford, hi* brother*. Horace Cochran, also of iviug with relative* in I’l-'h-m Vaofc.rd. Is-m Cochran of Siini- I'n. and hi* daughter. Mr*. Jon *ota mol Ed Cochran, »oti* nod i ii- bee Harmon was the i*ue*l daughter* and their families, Mi­ of her *op and daughter in-law ami Mr*. Thomn* Moon of Mt no d Mr*. Wayne llnrnu-n, of Oviedo and son*. Tommie ami North Carolina, over the holiday Mr*. N, Hurdick mid her Jchli bee, Mr. and Mr*. Ellis E. I.l'ivd. J r mol son Howard. Mr. daughter, Mr* George a Mnf mid Mr*. Horace Cochran and hci felt of Saofi.nl were the Thank* iiinther, Mr*. G. b. Sinquefield, giving Dnv guests uf lu-t sou Sam Cochran and James Cochran innl daughter-in-law, Mr. mil of braileutiin, a nephew of Mr* Mi*. Philip McRae and family 1 oehran. Mr anil Mr*. Monroe in Si Augustine. Chief mnl Mr*. I C. Maim Itivcr* nf Miami and Mr. and Mrs, .linin'* Rivera of Ihivlnuu hove rented tin- Hook hotise. Reach mnl ihcli grmnldnnghtcr, moving h'-re from Jacksonville 1952 Seems Likely To Near Record In New Construction LAKE MARY four year* na* iieeu mure than adequate In meet residential need*. George W. Warnecke, head of the New York mortgage Invest­ ment firm hearing hi* name, said these factor* would combine with general economic (rend* to hold 1953 housing start* below a million lie anticipate* a sharp Imt short recession In the building field lull- next year which may "shake out" mo*t of the speculative home builder* and wipe mil owners of both large and small propcitu-s who have overextended them «e*VT.» '-’--nr'elly \\ariu-ckc see* no really sus­ tained depression in sight Nor doe* he think the setback will have much effect on over all construe Him and building volume in 11*53 Judging by iiuiuirie* a* in finaiuIng. the New York mortgage fi nancier said, a large volume of supermarket*, apartment Imilil tugs. Nation* type* of warehouse* and other structure* t* in an ad vaiiced planning stage ami will ptnrceii regardless of an ecoitomic (ipsel However, such a recession could cause the dropping of sonic plan* for 1951 His firm service* some 3<s» nul lion dollars of mortgages for lead­ ing insurance companies Warnerke sees 1953 as another year of stiffening interest rales, with mortgage lenders restricting commitments to really prime in vestment opportunities Thi* ill it self would pot a brake on any runaway activity in luiililing \ tightening up of mortgage loan portfolio* hi- savs. will enable pm di-r-t tiist t 'iliitnil investor* to with stand a pretty sevi i e mat kel shock it one comes I'ontrih ting to pridtnhle severity of am recession in real estate Warnecke says, t* the fact that mam new home owners have not firmly established their earning capacilv amt may tail have the "will to scrape and pinch to pay the mortgage charges ami to hang on at gll costs " Vml he stispi-els Dial d u I 1 dav The N 1.1 Olo Jcilll Holierl*. hell- oil fill lough from tier post at linn ilnloli Field. Te.xn.-. Mr*. Erneat laigcrqulxl iif Sunford. fnrmerlv of bake Mary, was the Thanksgiving guest of Col. ond Mr*. P. I,, ltixxell at Happy Hill. Ml** licity^ lleiie Hall who I* » student at the University of Flnrldn, at Gninesvile, was home over the I'luink (giving lodlilay*. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Parrish of Grin Vista, were guest* of tier rnri-ot*. Mr. and Mr*. G. 8 |oliliim. Thanksgiving. Also -nili rs at the Rjohloin home that day rola and enulve at 11.25 per bushel hamper. lie i* curri-ntlv Htationed «' N VAX. Sanford. Friend* of Mr*. Wm. 11. Mat >thews will In- clad to hear that she wa* hrought home. Wednes­ day. from the Grunge Memorial llnxidlnt in Orlando, where she recently underwent xurgerv. Dr. anil Mr* I.. W. Whelchel nml three children of Miami speiil Ihe holiday* with h'-r par ent*. Mr, nml Mr*. T. I.. G'Cnnncr fiieloded lii the family parte were Mr*. Putiiciii IlnNsell ami daughter. Rat J " " OTonnor. Mr*. Thn*. E Thompson, who nod daughter Mr nod Mr* Win I n* been visiting her *>>n in low D. Matthew*, r. tinned to te-i South Seminole Hus Blood Hunk ii-nr m« I Mg, janiiM M« T iir s w r n f in iirirM U 1 „i t■ photo- Mon. Dec. 1. 1932 1 To- - Pate » day noon, Thi* Old (il&try lomimum y U.ink winch wm M m tin* AUamurut' w. 1 1 in l.Otl^WOUil, h ' l f s l | uv Lake, will hi* i'MuiiiiMt* 1 t ii tiny, when £h« MoImU i *tie l I'tlti ill H ut »t;i It n,i will he ui I lie .Viii'i'it jut I liuilli' tm Hiirliw a * , , i rmrti* l-fikt* n ••.** . , - k> T "ti • — 4i|»nttt •ft,. LONGER LIFE io n your aob .s •,::k * ' tluiior .u« corumtetl. U e lio iiin fi s*t*i v»*ti all llftt riu « a 1 I’D, 11" AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE. . Till KEY 10 nt \\ lit ! .i v * vx | f| | illlit***.-* in Uw t»* 41*1 1i,1 *, u til** v.ilii* iiib 1 n .of a It loot I Hunk to 41 t itU>, Mr>. Muwid «i « tllflll* 'll'll. i to* * t | ,** ilu* Hliiinl Il.tttK \ tl 11 u i VMM%* *v |dlt»HU * i;» t •»|» ■! U MU t inert I lie tired1 of *< e » Sev 1*1it I ie«|it«'^t% fo* ' - >i . etil i evident.•« liti\ ■ a i -uhm l led to tin !» ,1 m iltt e. \f t c r tti« , * I -\ I# s •it or- * *rk local hank ha** L* •» M lelt ovel Villi Aimed Services, rhm Hlo.nl Hunk ■oieil hy the hilie 11nit 4 |He Aim n» Aiixilnny of Old « i He I ui ent Teui1In 1 .*1 I yman Seh*»*»lt I<I 1111,( <• 1*IV|C t ’l-lli ( ’ALL Ilia HI i hyj:i \ (dll Ei let r * I rlly wHO, | Il I Is iMIll'T * At, I |««r (he I ,oHe Wood 1111r W 01111 ii ‘ k \n\il'tn h|»H4 o|iut i 'lltl! t'll and Ih*1 I DliifwiiD Ally |iei-on mit INiiV'-iDRi'CLEANERS iru: I he lllooil Hut -1k lie 11 a do Him |»i* 1IV im; e o - l- an* ,tl of iutmuiu I im omem Ihi* Lite IH’JiK I ! *f i.f ' \ I >! N 1 . toil i • 1 t n \ i » s T i i i -;f l i t d d HS i'littN i-; it;:, t 30S-HO. - I "C»w« s V-0 18 ’f t I/, i.i I I ............ I oil I...........I \ pi ml \. i. I " 1 ‘I I- ............. ii ...... . in row l-'li-e I Hi •i b. ad ■ I I— v d 1> I...... I........ I, d . i m 1953 I ....... Ml I -tew I,' t I. it. V I sb ill I I'll. .1.1.1 I III , M ill, I l III in , . land n d . '|■ 11unt il I. LINCOLN FOWIR SttlRINO . ..-111■11i«-iI wilii i'\i ln-ue f oi. ..In |. dl ii11ilt limit wIn cl -il |-cn-inn, !*■(. v'>uIm n tin- wlie. I iliiio.l ctl.o 11. I it a -I.i lid-t 111 and >cl givc- von pi t lei t in i I b-i I ll dl Ion Mil. p III in I lii- a-lin Mil. ill-I r 'll I\Mil* .1 •h h Art A..i I'.it l pin « 1 fl,' hf Ft ill MVI"I |I1.1*I Lilliip Hill fid I. For Christmas Holi-Dating! rr urnot, l, n it U f r it it I faille ( I r e 8 « Rorn'rotiHl’ m i»r i n k l e i ! with rhlnestmiL' null* hemlH. Ilodico hits C It |> nlei'Vi-8 and ripitlo ciiffa that. 8 tu ltd nwiiy from horKF8h'jo neckline. Full fla re nkirt with Hide plent in8crta . . . f •vvl A! ho mnny other Htunnliijt ntodelH in t'ocktuil d r e 88 08 nml fornmlH . . . tir« *118991 nauti, rowif tlMontj -.ib I, wt.if# md* W'Ull l i*i j|nluir»tit gt riB ir 4-w *r powir ■LIVATOR MAf Powered to leave the past far behind $39.95 OU lltvi: ilrennii-d of such <■ear , . . u ear dial nil bill iliivr* Itself. Dream 101 mure - fur today, *urh a car runic* in Ii In In l lie new i.i mi nla Inr lUrgl, Nuw, far the Iir*l lime, /inner can take over vntir driving. /’imrrH in llm siccing wheel, . , ami coal ml* dm brule*. /'an cr adjust* dm front seat Imrk and for tit , . . and avert up or dawn. And you'll find astonishing acceleration in llm new 2bThorsepower, over brail vnlvu V-ll engine. Till* I* purposeful, fiinelional |aiwcr In niake your driving far muru relaxed than ever liefure. Thi* ii power in llm same modern living Y At tin- linn Ii of a l-utlan it move* Mel p,-t larwnnl and inn Lw.tr.I, hut up nml down. Ion! Even tlm I-.I- L 1-1 till' seal JilpHI* lii null |-i.lore. \Vlirlhrr Vim are |»-lile an.I lendlane ei a big .p feeler, >"0 have individual .cat ml|u lineal in .ill direr. lien* . . . eel lull advan­ tage --I i un i.In'* glasswell u-iliihlv. •piiil dial )on sen*e in fjin-idu's clean, grateful, grnaii-iJuigging Ii...... In llm gta**-wall vislhilily, In the liituiy nf exijn|s]ie labrii * nml leullirr*. lids I. cxritcmcul dial liap|*-n* nnre in u inutoring age . . . nml ||'* liapjiening lamarraw in aur shawrtmrn*. We invite your in.pccliaii. We invite yan la iirrunge far a demonstration drive in i-itimr tint J.jinoln (aistmipidilun or the Gupri, t.lninln CutmiifHililun anil Capri — r/imiaiig w hin rmrnlt in Ih? Ifa* rar fitfil an lire imaiiun nf hail Mnlof (.imijHin) 'l 50ra .Innhvrtar/, E ONE FINE CAR DESIGNED FOR MODERN LIVING . IINCOLN:- T HCOMPLETELY POWERED FOR MODERN DRIVING tad. k 'J -'•'{»KJPPjqgrBj POWIR IRAKIS romhine varuam- hydraiilic n|*'iailen wiih lanci.hr* rxi liuive new siisixtlidcil. iiniiltlvim |h-iI,i | nctinn. Tnc.lignt limch bring* you to xrimnlhcr, safer slops, e«|x-rij|ly at llm higher range* o f the new l.imoin* |icrlanuanre. Tim last touch in driving cure and comfort. H UN T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y CO ., Inc. 109 N. PALMETTO AVE* PHONE 1429 — 14» _______________________ . m k ; - %*#^»-**' %jk** ** * » . , i^V'%J4 I �■ ’ * *T~ -v .-, \,r\ Aa NFOBD HERALD I Our Brother’s Mon. Dee. 1, (952 | Keeper A duty Ihnl Amwrlcnns Ituttr forgot In being remembered by the Aiistnilimm. This Is the care o f the nburiglnul nutlve population. These Australian savages are among the most primi­ tive peoples known in tho world. They have advanced little ■email rla*« H u M rr more than our Stone Age ancestors. With medicinemen using r_____ . . . ISIS, at IJia I’aal Oftlr* superstitious remedies to heal them instead of doctors, they r paalarS, Klarltla, « * < « Ihe A r t find the twentieth century too rugged, and have been dying ' af Vaagvraa a t M arrh a. IM S . o ff. H O L L A > l> I., I .I 3A.V The same was trite of Tasmanin, where (he aborigines n e ita r non no v iirais were exterminated by ruihless whiles. In New Zealand, •aalaaaa M iaa aar where the native Maoris wi re more advanced, the whiten m a i c i m o * n.vrr.a « .a* were more forbearing, and Maoris have attained high |h i s |i.(t.» tions. One. S ir IV ter II. Muck, who died last year, became L«M| n.TA such an authority on ids race's history that he was invited i i.rviB to a professorship at Yule University. All oUlimr, Hitllrfa, rarJ, »l Australians are now bringing medical cure to the na­ Ikaaka. malttflnna naS aaOrra of M M H a la n a a l far <k« * « r » s M af tives. The government is protecting them also from whiten . I S M S I faaSa. w ill fc« rkaraaa far who want their land ll hopes these policies will keep tho *1 r « a t U , a a v a riu ta a m i l . Australian imsiimen from on h extinction us liefell Ihe T as­ g f H M S l r t N a lla a a llv H r la manians. ad llr rr r« rn la il,r< S i».. Haw V o rk, I'k lra a u . Iia lro ll. linth Tasmanian ami New Zealand modes of treatm ent, qaaqa C lly gad s i. I.»ala.______ — a- aaaakar _____ af i m- followed at different limes in Australia, have been exempli­ T h a HaralS la fy I m S i Vn r"m , mkith "!• ‘ fit>d in our own treatment of e rr Indians. For a long time i f ttSCa'af an'"fclh'am*a*H«,»Kr«lil frontiersmen acted <>n the lamiliar phrase, "The only good f m_«k*» — w ll as an ]ii(Iii(n js a dead Indian.” There was some justification for jiistificiit * « r s e n 4iiN i,tH . this in the wars waged hy Indians with scalping, tortures and captivities. Yet tlie cnloiiia! settlers could not have gut MONDAY DEC. 1. 19.12 a foothold In Massachusetts and Virginia without tho friend­ ly aid extended hy the Indians BIBLE VERSE TODAY K vcii after we ca se d to hill Indians, we rolilzml them. Unielflih aervlco lo Dip young, tha waak. tha |ioor, Is always The government’s Indian agents took Imso advantage of eised, Our aim should lie spi v- heir opportunities. Only within I lie last (pun ter o f a cen­ I amt not solrlv personal gnln tury has otir conduct toward lho Indians hern worthy of a from our work. That the Lord thy rent nation. God may Mrs* ihro In nil Ihp work Of thy hand which thou dnest. — Dfiut. 11:211. sSaMlafee* la I M ... . OaUr aieeet S a le rS e r naaSar. t.'arUtmaa aad K e n raklUfceS aa SalarSara l » l I'S H i I m h ,\ ta Year*. SSI M aaaulla AvOaap WASHINGTON MV-Qov. Steven­ son will have hi* hands full If he tries to preside over the Democra­ tic party. The Democratic parly Is a pretty big family. f>-!t of iwoplc with con­ flicting in In,r:i and ambition.*, Ifg; eluding those with ambitions for the presidency for themselves In HIM. To tlie in Stevenson will he a rival, nnl a lender, unless somehow lie remoyes himself from nil presidertlal consideration four years from now. So fur he Imoi I- n t . ~ hinted at uh.it lie think* about an­ other While Douse try. Stevenson's rough days start when lie trie* to |Nimt the direction for the Demner.it* in Congress— even those without prrsfdentinl hopes - since they lire as split In their thinking ns the Republicans. lie can hardly expert unanimity oinong the Southern Democrats for id* party leadership Some of them showed how they fell about his lenders tup by leading their slates Into Ihe Republican camp on election day Sen. Maybunk of South Carolina, already has said he won't accept Stevenson as parly head. That'* just a starter, lie fore Stevenson even gets the Jolt While he was in Hie While House I’residenl Truman was rightful head of the Democrat* although nuusualtv glfled in alienating a lot of them Now that he’s stepping mil he could try hi keep parly S One bird who lint nothing to he tankfi for on rhnnkigivmg i« the a recess inn w ithin th e next year. This is in tho face of the R |hankfui turkey. fact that employment is at a ik w high with only two work­ More then 42 prrtont were killed ers out of every hundred wit limit jobs. Our defense effort * in traffic accidents during the has not vet reached iN oenk a ad it is likely that unemploy­ > ’ Thanksgiving holiday, a poor way ment will dwindle still rai l her. The T'imeH study could find no solid basis for Ihe j( to iptnd Tliankigiving. opinion that a recession is imminent. Most of the people ; v' And then there wai the fellow 'piestioned in Ihe survey seemed lo lie looking over I heir [ who thought llisl the Plymouth shoulders at IB‘2!) and the period of prosperity which van­ L Rock which had changed its loca- ished with tin1 slock market crash. [ tlon 25 miles ill die ln<l 50,000 It is well for lis to he aware of Ihe fad Unit there can years must luvr hern n poor layer. im no guaranteed prosperity in a free enterprise stale. Hut . „ . il is not wise for ns to assume that a period of good times We tee where r.uiln is planning „ msl always he followed hy a recession or a depression ■a exteniion n( i|> icwrmgr »y»- .America is a country of vnsl resources and Immense produetern and ihe engineer in charge ive capacities. We are ('(instantly finding new ways to use advise* dial it can hr done more our resources ami this mentis new jobs and new jo b s mean cheaply now llion <i few yr,m from higher purchasing power and a higher level of prosperity. now. Wo should lie rantImis and coiiscimiH Ihnt a recession, even another depression, is possible. Hut we must not let a The new preiident of the AineriCan Federation of laihor i> too well philosophy of fear and pessimism a ffect our moveilieuls. If known throughout the country at we do we may bring down on mu heads the verv things of the long time light hand man d ^ 1 ’ , !) 'l' " I''1''' " " n’" y ub,W " V,,UI ,,v ■ l. i.._ wen!_______ i_. .......... courageously moving ahead the late William Green (nr snyon to refer In him si an old Mrany. | Plan* are under way in Orange V county for the conit ruction of eight Mtw elementary tchooli and lib additional daitroomi si a coinblued cost of $4,172,860 ai u reiblt of the adoption of the new e./ ichool emendmenl. )'■ "It psyi to advertiic", •omennr | , has laid. It mint, wlirn some Iwo billion dollar* a yrnr i> ipenl hood­ ing the islet of tome Ih.HOO prod^ UCll a* was ihe cate l.ist year. There wrre o( coutie tome prod­ uct* made which weir nut ndveiliied, but they probably didn't sell very well.__ n v 1 j Ganeial Eiienliowrr'* trip to Kotea ti very huih built and no one h (upitoied lo know when lie i* leaving or when he will return, (hil Waihington Merry-Go-Round will iv,» keep you pnited. And will letl you *■ ffi • P^V4*e convertation which look ' ice between Van Meet and the neral just four hundred yard* behind the balllefronl. But - you don't have to believe it. E ft gU If,' j'i* | \ l ' . U t ‘ How many lime* do we reverie the wiadom af our forefather* in laying out the town of Sanford With regular broad ilrect* and planting them with beauliful tree*? And how lltote cilie* groan today which are curted wilh narrow winding itreeDl New York City May not be a good example of thi*. but we tee where they are now spending five million dollar* just to riunpa Friend In While House Tamiln Tribune President • elect Elsenhower'* selection of Arthur II. Vaiolcnberg, Jr., ns SVhlte House sucreInry Is of more Interest to Tan)|in Ilian some of Ids rablnel uppoinlmerit*. Viimlclihetg, soil of the l.ila* Mlcliignn Bermtor, wu* stationed in Tninpn for more limn two vears during World War It n* mddle relations officer with the Third Air Furre, wlileli triiioed combat unit* nl liases in Klnridn and other Hmithrnstern *tiite*. lie became well known to com­ munity lenders for Ills nldlilv lo smooth out troublesome relations between military and civilian per. senni’l ond to coordinate Air Forve purtielpnllon In civic projects, Vuadenlicrg enlisted us a prl„ , , , vute and was discharged n major, And that reminds us of one of Ills favorite stories nlamt his dis­ tinguished father. Early in the war, Senator Vnndonhorg, like other figures of Influe tire In Washington, w h s delugt’(j with letters eollrlting Ids ajd In obtaining officer’s com- missions for ilrnftnl'le young men. The Senator devised a stock Mply for those hopeful*. As wo recall, it went like (III*: “Dear constituent, In njilv to your Inquiry I rcgrot I am mnUile to >cod«t you in realising your nndiition to lie rommH*ione(! on officer. Ilowever, I have n son in Ihe service w’he It (letter i|imilftrd to ad visa votl how In proceed In lids mat­ ter. Ills aildiess is; 1’VT. Arthur II. Yniideuberg, Jr. Etc, Etc." Thai usually ended the eorrespotideni e. An lolminUtrnllve n*si*tnnt to Id* father for mauy years, Arthur Vnndenberg knows Washington. As a friend and campaign aide, hr knows Eisenhower. These are essential (puHIflrutions for the man who wll serve ii* Inner diHir til the vtmIiI'm muni Impmtnut ciir, Util, l*oHi t yet. Artlim* Vandetiln'fif knows Tiimim. |„ m i . part of'Florida, certain|y, this Klsenhuwer appointment wll ...... Ive bipartisan approval. Benefits Of Inland |Hearing In Begun On Waterways Stressed Use Of Foreign Labor WAfilMNCiTON — ( 8iirdi.ll _ JACKSONVILLE OT-Tho U. 8. Cheater C. Thnmpgon. Washing- Department of Labor oprncil n Ion, ]>,, ( , , president of Thu Aincr- special hearing today on whether Iran Waterways Operator*, Ine., In certify off thorn lanor for use In mill today federal Improvement* Urn Florida citrus belt, on another river ore making Charles Straub, Department of money for itlll another rallroud. Lnlmr administrative assistant He called upon tha trntispniTn- from Washington. D. C., is In tlon industry to follow the con* charpe of the Inquiry, turrun*. development of eonimor* The Citrus and Allied Workers •Mart* and improve the ap- el*1 navigation on the Columbia Division of Iho CIO Is opposin'! the [liver and the rising fortune* of mm of Ihe Imported workers who proacht* to the Brooklyn Bridge, the parallel Hpnknne, ISiitlanil come from the Unhnmns, British ftesttle Hallway If It re* West Indies, Nassau and other Is* "U It their grandfather* or the and (jiilrcs new and additional evl* lands off the Florida coast, Joneie* that make to many South- denco that low-rpsl inland water* Jules Welrtborg. CIO national freer* go on voting Democratic no way transportation creates pro- representative, said Ihe union had how alien the parly ha* fltablo business for olhur types,been fighting use of the foreign |labor In tho citrua bflt for Iwo to all they believe?" aik* of freight rnrrlcrs. Temple Grave*. "One of the The spokesman for the barge yoars. and lowing vessel Industry des* Tha certification on which Iho t lUteimen l know *ay* it* thn Joneie*, tha dtiira lo be regu- concern for ancestors. He JJJJ . “ HE, iRenublicane need a campaign barge*, So-tan frelgbi c a r e e r 'go •hair of tha re ad ab ility of ton trucka. Republican i n ; tho South, ICarllvr Inslancea whsre open g out respected citizens who Ing of rivers and cannla to com b I think ha has a very im* .,n"vl " » ' P” ™* ^ _______ k*t were lb« biggert twws M of tho currant Jrwr? The rfntid Prese went* to know, k Em shower's election? Or tnson's being “draftad" at tha •erotic convention? Or tko do* Huont of tho H-bomb? Or Use jtt War end tho insco (db? Christmas Hal Boyle Column lly IIAI. BOYI.E NEW YOIIK i.P—Will'll you kid toco who wear mustaches, nosier —smile, smile, smile They enn take the rlbtiing in liigh U(hkI Iiiiinor, Iml not Ilnur wom­ enfolk There is something shunt a niiislnehc on (he lip of Hie mini she inves that brings out Hip hi a l,,r|ial h"ni>»s in a uni m a t mlSre & ^"''a .'.I iI mi refer ever so slightingly l» thn iur/ patch under hl.s nostril* slm leaps to It* defense1 almost os quickly us It you had trampled one of her children. Sho counterattacks wilh fury, with list*, with word* Pnrllrularly words. I louml this out hy wrlllni piece (loestionlng the romantic pact or the muslache. My theory was- anil Is-Hial n man onlinnrlly grows a muslaelte to cure uo In­ feriority complex and Ihnl II turns idm Into n siudi faster limn if Ninneimo gave him a million dol­ lars Naturally, I was loine“l euoiijdi lo admit myself tlnd personal Jeal­ ousy Mail Influenced my thinking: The only time I ever tried to grow a mustache it drooped like limp hay. Well, most of my friends with mustuches were quite tolerant about Hie whole thing, twirling their small fnr forests ns they sneered tauntingly: "Snobs are wo? Don’t yon wish you could he a snob, loo, Junior?" lint the women got angry They said u mustache is downright Invnble, "Being a wntttati t would leo times rattier lie kissed hy n mus­ tache than all the smooth-fared okels like you or some other men , could think of." wrote u riled lady front Ann Arbor, Mich. llefiiri’ I could brood my way nut uf tho Inferiority complex this note gave me. another uno came from un Akron, Ohio, loss: "Believe me, being kissed hy a man with a rmudnrnn Isn't at all like being hit In the face wilh a dry toothbrush, It’s more like hav­ ing the wnrinth of nature close to you—ravcmanDh. Warmth ix a nice necessity In a k in ." t Well, ye*. But you roulil argue un Hioko ground* that a rubber hoi water bag I* even more romantic than a muitacho. A gentleman sailor from Unilnn wired mo pityingly: "Hnven’l you heard tho old say Ing of Scottish talkies, that kissing u man without a muitacho Is like eating an egg without sallT" Another matt said: "I grew a mustache because my wlfo likes Robert Taylor, ami he haa a mustache. Now my wife likea mo. too—I think. I, h oi*/’ Still another fellow threatened |o iring me before Goy. Dewey of *ew York, who bis p a r “ Rrvispd Fdition Of Sinter Kenny Buried Bible Put To Torch Near Mother’s (»rnve ItOi’KY MOUNT. N C. (.ft-Wldle his congregation watched, a IlnpHst minister Inst night lore a page from Ihe revised edition of the llihle nod burned II lieeansr the word "virgin" I* eliminated from u passage 'Less than Ztst nelsons were on hand at the small Temple IlnpHst ('Inireh to witness Ihe ceremony II h,ui been announced Hull the (lev Martin Luther Mux would hurn u copy of the llihle Instead, he ripped nut one page and set 11 afire outside the church The s h i v e r i n g congregation cheered as the page went tip In Smoke. n llux launched Ids attack on the new Bible translation a week ago. He drsi.Tlheil Ihe revised Bible "ns Hie master stroke id Kutnn" and said "It Is a scheme of the mod­ ernists to make the Lord Jesus Christ Hie son of a bail woman " Mux conlends the revised eilitlnn idtempts til eliminate the deity of Jesus Christ and Ids virgin birth. The new version substitutes Hie words "young woman" fnr "virgin" In Isaluli VIIT I mustache for veors. ursl added: "That'll menu Sing Sing prison for you—so better tuke cate." There also was a pel feet torrent of feminine mall Hul can ho .summed up this way: "I love tny husband and rim proud of his mustache. And your wife would probably like you bet­ ter If you grew u mustache lew*— cm Inn of your head." Well, okay, so I was wrong. A muitacho can he mure than a mouse cover. Behind every manly muitacho lurk* a tender woman'* bristly pride. A balding man need* every ro­ mantic crutch he can lean upon. So Ha a pair of sweeping tmistnchlos for me right away. Thn kind 1 grow myiclIf make women wrep with laughter Instead nf sigh with love. So I'm buying myself today tho grandest set of rare old walrui mustaches on tho market. I Just hope my new faille* don't break (no many girlish hearts. H. JA M E S SYDNEY, Australia <P -Sister Elizabeth Kenny was hurled today near her mother's grave mi the liny cemetery of Hie small farming settlement of Nolihy, .thnol 12 miles from her Toowoomba home The famed polionivellti* xperlnl ist (lied yesterday afternoon ( 10:32 P in. Saturday KSTt after a today siege of cerebral thrombosis nod line imien In which kept her partially nanilyzed uml in a coma during her last days. She was Cut Lust minute injections o( a new drug, trypsin, brought from New York, rnuld not save her life Sister Kenny discovered the now famous, much • disputed "Kenny treatment" of therapy for polio sufferers when she was n Z.Vyenrold nurse In Hie hush country, lit Australia and Ihmughunt Hie world she hut Iled doclur* opposing her (henries. Finally governments universities and nrlvuic organizations of ninnv countries honored her mid her trrntmenl methods were widely ae ctpted. Eoundauanx bearing tier name now carry on tier work in the Untied Slates and olher conn trie*, i Historic Footprint I k Stolen From Bock lour* ago .in Indian primes* letl ihe foidnrml wt-en she leaped In her death lit .< rocky railin' to esrape a piirsilliu: brave The I'Kt Ion m k which bore the footprint Is in n I II Club camp In Ashlabola County The vandal rut nut a slab two feet square and three Inches thick tn get the footprint GUT General Insurance Houston Ship Channel, these projects ware of railroad lobbyists, Mr. ' stated. C H E F S SPEC IA L • A BOWL O r B E A L HOME MADE VEGETABLE BOUP • C H E F S CHOICE OP TABTY SANDWICH DAILY K t c h o ic e o r c o r n e r , o n t e a ROME MADE P i l l DAILY M /C K P .Y - J S M *_*? MY avii wvfj: * tOMWCMLI floor| .9 ■ 'V HMil IIRUn IK1 ' M i l ' l l liti d b lU llL E NEWS — CARTOON — SHORTS TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY • WARNKn Ottos. M MIIBNT “a btreetcar Named Desire" VIWFNlElfiH MARION BRANDO — ALSO — CARTOON AND SKLECTEI) SHOUTS SAN FO RD - O R LA N D O ^ H IG H W A Y a il! HAST F IR S T S T R E E T PHONE 78 AMES OUT JA M E S II, (JU T Assoc, 1947 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan Kudin, Healer, Excellent Condition ‘ 1950 Hukk Svdanette Clean, Uiw Mllenpm, Radio, Itealrr, Dynaflow 1951 Bulek 4 Door Sedan Extra clean, low mlleagu, fully equipped. Dynaflow, Radio, Heater 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan E x t » clean. Radio. One Owpar. 1949 Buick Sedanette One Owner. Extra Clean, Dynaflow, Radio, HaaUr MCHOLSONBUCKGO. TRLEFHONQ 10M js asssL m -,vV {y\ t'-li' y 7t"‘T_w» : Jeweler LAST TIMES TONIGHT Gitjoi DjiftiiiuW AGENCY W m .E.K a d er BOWLING GREEN cl* John Ci ((TrrHflfb ( t m o laftlqll Mlied, ilj, who retired rcrenllv ns district siipi-rtnleiidcnt of Hie Flori­ It? Sonlli Dark I'lione M M Y da Fmvcr Corporation, died hero Sunday Skeleton Of Man Is Linked With Orlando MIAMI MX—t'nliei' loilav sought to identify the skeleton of a man found Sunday tn n tangle of weeds and pa Imet toes on n vacant lot In Miami's southwest section. Thn rotting lilllfolil (mind on the scene carried a social security card In tho name of George Mur­ ray Daniel and Ihe skeleton was clad in what had hi-cn gray work clnlhos. Tho blllfoi d also conlniiicd a newspaper clipping entitled "Why I Ain a Lonely lleart," mid the card nf a Mrs. Lollio Smothers, owner nf a dressmaking concern in Orlando. A Negro rnnuile from u bus slop lo his lah nt a restaurant found i tho skeleton. $ 1 WILL HOLD ANY BULOVA ■ UNTIL CHRISTMAS! rm vi lt OFFICIAL DIES Mnnoneshela WaSoWoti hawk nod otl tha Oulf Ini NfW Yor>< Bt Copyrlulil TM« l» Ihp l;l:lnl el n <rr|n »( tliHteilnl mtirrlliemriils ■***■!• Ink In this ,,n,,rr r „ k nfUt. lie's shown no iieh Intention and prnbnblv couldn't exert the control it lie tried In Hits rotmlrv where a party leader Is never elected loll rereive* the crown by a sort of vague gen­ eral agreement or, tn some eases, n siH’cial blessing. Slevenwin I* the most likely heir In Truman Even while losing the presidency this time. Stevenson won many friends and mnrh respect Truman is expected to Irv to make sure of Stevenson's succession bv moans of the special blessing There w be no formal ccroninny Tills week I'roman I* giving a dinner for ihe member* of hi* Cabinet mid Ilnur wives, lie has In vRed SI ev com in While they're missing Ihe In coils Truman imiv hand the gnveitmi the Dcmocralic party torch Extra death Good Tire*, Itailiu attd Hoalcr idled rallroai By W. V. Bitting Tuuchtnn Drug Co. To lie optimistic is u re­ warding attribute, to be real­ istic i* no less n virtue, A happy combination of the two Is n well adjusted pcrimmlity willing and utile to fare all situations squarely. Doing loo optimistle nlmut ’ •'*»■ •• t lo trust much to the future and neglect Mint which should he done now. It unimntM for much of the ni­ ne-* in the world today. Consult your doctor for ad­ vice l ego inrly. Bely on a plinrmnelst alert to your phnrlimey need*. cnnlrol 1941) Chevrolet i -•2 ■ Dour Sedan ■> * j ■ t Optimistic And Realistic By JAMES MARLOW HELP FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS ; *«;; THE WORLD TODAY LIGHT BURNING '&■ The Sanford Herald ■ ■ f j 'is a I •AMVQUk rUWUKA �Miss Marie Gooding Tells Wedding Planes r i l l , : t NT Oh t* M H 1. 1 I r> l l u . p. 1,1 . M t I nml ! mt'.* 1*1 i| tut. 1* (iliief i»fi |*• *n * *l "n Silt 11 *Iji n' n miiii II tPit itr. «n fl|H*" It. 3111•I \J> thi* Oni'n* hmn** Avi mur. Munit o' M.tl 1. ntf t ,it 11vi v..ini !*••»w n M. I. •I I 1 '* M u't It'll .I.- '»i v>ct *• nf w hit “ t ••li .u i n !• l I•*. I ill) flow II n •1 •• it *I'll III t' hi <.'tit* t v 1 Ilt’VAII f 11 U \N ,.ru| \| * %•'ft! JMi . 1 tl..' • Mi Mi I . hi «Ht. )|l' I Powell, tin' form er Virginia Wilson, win, mi Friday nigh I ut h:mi o’rlnek nt llie F i r * t Rev . A, 0 . Melnnls tuiiiliiitnl llu< double Powell lire nmv taking a l im it wedding will nmk< (heir home in (lihuidn. Virffiniii; Wilson Is Wed To J. L. Powell llolant lli'iinett J r . of Adel, (In. Alt'*. Wll-um, mot her of llie bride wore a iitse crepe d ies* with a eoisugc of lavender u n h i d * ; mid the bridegroom'* liiuther, Ml*. Fowl'll, wn* goivlieil ill deep purI pic crepe, with 11 chul'ticusc or1-11ill forming her cur»ngr. A reception wn* held in the Kilnciitiuiuil Pudding following the wedding. l.ntei in the evening Mi. nml Mr*. I'owell left fm n short .Mi*. W. I. Wnitdl llff Ilf |t||) to.Ill wedding tlip mul upon then relinii plan to ninke then home at 2 Uh wu* the i>ue*t of Air. and Mr*. W. Gust Robinson S tre e t in ttilmido.. Al. Uoiik ia*l Tuesday. Virginia Aliiii Wil -mi. ilutighlei •if l)r. iimi A|in, .liilm \V. Wil.nm, beeonir llie litiila* nf J a n i e * Lawi f t r e I'nwi'll, kuii iif Mr. mill Mr*. II. I’nwi'll, mi Fli'luv nielli at H:00 nVIin k al llie Fll *1 I ’rcshv* U'llnti Church. Tim Itcv. A. (1. MeInula performed the double ring ceremony III a beautiful setting of pastel colored flower*, gt eeneiy mul burning luper*. Mr*, (iceru e Tmtlty, m " 11111* 1 , rendered ntljil in I niu*ie mill tan selectlim* iiictiiili'it *'|licmns," tty McAiuis; "F o u n t a in Itevcrii',” tiv Fle tch e r; and "Culm 11* tile Night," l « llolltil. Terinr Mich Aiken unite l.t. ami Mr*. Hoheit lone* w eir by Merlin; ninl Mellnrile- Iioiio 1 cd on TlmnksKii hut tdifht InC* "Heeiiii*,'.'* Mi*. Tnuliv |tlny- with a party niven l«y Alt. and eil tile I .ortl's I’r n v 'i during the Mi*, liulpii Austin Smith at tln-ii ceremony uml llie liiellllniml wed- home on Pink Avenue. The loom* illne ninrrhes were nseil. of the Smith home were derolatvd (iiven in innrriuire liv Inn fntlier, with white weddinu In'll* which the hrlile wn* lovelv in her "own extended from the chnudellet* of o f hritlnl mil in. fu*hinnei| witli h the room*. In tl..........titer of the sweetheart neckline nml fltteil dinlni; tulile wn* a lurite white bodice nf licnntlfiil liicc nhicli hud hell fashioned of while ilu ysanonce heen worn l»y .bar Hint her. them uiii *. Other mim iKement* in The luce extended Inin Mug sleeve* llie room* u e r c of Mnusiliiin pep­ u d i n g in point* nver tim hnnil*, per mul wliitc Mulin'. imil the skirt wn* nf the satin end* Mmllti; tin’ eveniiut *'-v>'ial injng in n eiitheilriit trulli.. She wine leicptlmr Kuinc* wire pluyed with 11 cup of 111■1all■11 ft mil which fell 11 prize* helm: won hv Alls* Alary •finger Mu m ‘II mul cnnteil n white Al 11illy ami .linnet l.udwiu. She wa* satin nniyi'i' hnnk n|nm which wn* presented willt a hell *liiipn*i con 111 iIlfc of perfume mid lie leecivcd plain'll II purple It" mill'll nl'l'lllih Hervinu 11s maul of lumor wn* white liiirn hamlkcrcliicf*, The hind mill iiO*le*i pie-.eiited her sl.itei, M i** M argaret Wll*»n, who wine a "Own of paw ile» Mae the liiinoml ctoipl" will. 11 lieaiitl hriM'Hileil ta f f e t a " i t It . w eellieait ful crystal Itewl euclil It'll with .M IC nei'klioe slim I puffed sleeve* lirel unhl liclieioii* le ft . Ill'" III very full skirt oveihilil with )”•!. served at III*' eiini'lii*i*ui "t tlie Her net enp wn* trimmed with a 1, me* liv tin' honles* ne*i*t'il tiv tf-ite l flower* uml site I'lirriinl II Mr*. Arthur lliiiimn. nosemiy nf clirv'siititliemnnis renTho*e invited ti> lie with l.t. anil Air*. J o n e s were Or. mol Airs. II. trreil with a lomdip' enndle. Mrlde.smiiid, Mis* Msrvtnm God- W. lltickei, All. and All*. C. 11. hold of Miami: lied tnulnr hride*. Jo n e s , Mr. mul All*. I., tl. Morn Atmi*ten. Ala., All*. C. T. thlllll. Mi** llnnilie Wilson, u n i t e ' „ f dresses Itlenlleal with the nt»id Cooper o f Win*lon Saleni. N. C., honor mid they rnrried eoloninl Mi*. C. It. II omi of Moek»vtllc, N. ,C., Ml', and AM*. W. M. Aired*. I,t, no*eguv*. Mr. Null I ’nwell nf tirlmidn vex* uml Mi *. I .uni ii r Ih ard, AM*. his brother’* host m i n nml u*hers Ilea min. Mi** N’lioml Zlll lower, and we re J c l i Willinin* of l.nkclnntl. the Misses Nixie K irrhhoff, llcttye Robert Conte* nf llm ilelittm. am* llene Hull, .lm iu e .lo m * . J h n Ralph Smiths Have Party Tor Couple r liiiFNnifl Rf wEmy srnim M ONDAY The Wo ina tl'* Hnciely o f ChrisMan Hervirc* mnl Ihr We»leynu ib'rvice (iuild of llie F irst AMtliodist Chlircli will hold M* unnnnl covered dish supper at 7:0<l i m. ill Ali'Kinlrv Mall lo lie preceded with a litisines* uieeling of the circles nt (idttl p. in. Karh memlier i j f i s k e d to luliig tulile services for icthiitifs [ I mint,, Mr*. C. II. Winn. Alt*. J i m Flowers. AM*. Ihmuhl Ihmn amt Mr*. John M. liillnti. AM memher* 'l l " urired lo lirtiur a child's nifl. Tho Unity "Truth" Class will meet nt the Valdez Ihdel nt 7:45 P in. The Mlhjeel will he the Ixaik ' ‘Talks mi Trulli" hy Churle* Fillmure. The puhllf Is eurdlnlly Inviteil In alteml. one. Sanfonl I.ml or No. F. & A. The First lliipll*l Training Un­ Al. will hold tnrii annunl election ion will hold a Worker'* Council of officer* nt 7;!HI p. in .ut Masmeeting in the Memorial Kdiica- oule Hall. The reitulnr tnecilni: of the Aux* tliitinl Mulldlng beginning nt 7:00 p.m. with n covered dish supper. lllary of ConKieirnllou Moth Isrnr) (Jamiim Laml*la Chapter, Hetn will he held ut H:(t(l p. m. nt the Sigma Phi, will meet nt the Cen­ Jewish Couimunltv Center. WKDNKHIIAV tral Florida tjulck Freese nt Oiiltl The Prayer Mcolinit Service at p.m. for a Imx supper. Thu I'hlluthen Class of tho the First Mnpliat Church will be First Presbyterian Church will Kin al 7:30 p.in. The Young People’s Auxiliaries Id its Christum* parly ut 7:00 nt. Kach person is askt*i l« of tho FI rat Maplist Church will tiring a covered dish and a 00 present the program at 7:30 p in. for the Week of Prayer for foreign cent gift. The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy missions with Mr*. A. It. Tcdford ai leader. A picture of the life Cron Episcopal Church will meet of Uoltie Moon will lie shown. a* follows: Ht. Ann'* Chapter, 0:00 Tile Hanford Woman'* Cluh will n.m„ with Mrs. Harry Lee, Hem- hold Its Christum* luncheon and inole Boulevard; Ht. Agnes' Chap­ general meeting ut I2;:<0 p. m. al ter, 3:00 p.m., with Mr*. George the dull house. Al| department* Hhlpp, 300 East Eighteenth Htreet; will partliipnto and a shower for St. Catherine'* Chapter, 3:00 p.m.; tho Children'* home will be held. with Air*. B. L. Perkins, 80fl Mag- Itostossca will bo Mr*. Henry MeAtlla Avenue; Ht Mark's Chapter. Maulin, chairman, Mr*. C. P. Mar­ p.m., with Mrs. Frank Miller, ker, Mrs, O. 1\ Herndon, Mr*. 2418 Palmetto Avenue. Albert Starke, Mr*, Harry Lee, Mr*. Margaret Kdwards, Air*. H. TUESDAY C. Graham, Mrs. J . U. Jones, Mr*. Circle No. 0 will present the program at tho Week of Preyer H. 8. Duggar nml Atm. James l<ee. observance far foreign miulottn at For reservation* mendwra are ask­ tha First Baptist Church at 2:00 ed to contact Air*. W. II. (iraeiip.m. with Mrs. U. C. Aloore In te, telephone 4BA-W. Wcklwn Lmlge No. H7t> I* A. to charge. II. II. T. will meet in the I OOF The Junior GAe will meet at 11*11 at 3:00 p. m. tha First Baptist Church at 3:30 The Woman'* Society of Chris­ tian Scrvlre of Kbenctcr Methodist V r i i n Chapel Choir will holt! re- Chmdi will iu«ii.t in ilia annex at heartal at tho First BaplUt 7:30 p. m. This I* the Christmas h at 0:45 p.m. meeting and gift* will he exDaughter* of Wealey 8un- fileasniPfwl. 9 YiOO PERSONALS Me. and AM W. Al. Iloav hud a* their j(uc*l for Thank»uit inn AM, Hum;'* *l*tcr, AM*. C. Kd Cm luichili'l of t K iilit. Mr. uml Alt'* II. W. T urner hud a s their Kllc*t* for i r v i i a l il«V« last week. Ale. and AM* \ Al Hi-writ of Mciiiuiionl, Texas. All*. J . C. Mill* of tlelicvu ha* returned hy pintle fiuui visItiiiK Mr. and Mrs. Ihuiidn* Mill* in Sun Juntt, Puerto llico, Mr. and Mr*. Herdine tiay of Fran k fo rt, h y arrived Saturliay In spi'iid some time with Ml. and Mr*. W. Al. Clark mid sons, Tony iiud (Jordon. General and Alt*. .1. tv liu hlii|*n n l linve had a* tin'll guo-t fm(In' |oint f’ i h i j - t H, 1 ‘ iir, o fu>mii-1 r i i i d t n l of Hmifoi'l. Hi i i f t tinlnv f " r id- lii>int III llirx i'l Mill. Pa. Friend* wdl he glad te lento that J . I.. Mint returned in I, home an (Ink Avenue Satin day fla m u lio,|dtal in New Vink City, where In1 has heenconfined for several week* with a heart a i l ­ ment, and i* getting along nicely. Mr. ami Mr*. W. C. Mult liiton have hud a* their g u r i l fm llie holiduv*. tln-ir daughter, Mi** Pen l i n e IlntehUon, Il Minlelil at the University of Florida, lo t finlne, Hotinld L a n ier, also u U of F sin dent, hi* parent*, Mr. and All*. W. M. La il ter, mid hi* grandmother, Mr*. G u itar (Jlnimler, all of Gainenvlltc. They ail returiivd to Gain, eiville tld* morning . H. H. Grlcrw Honored At House Warming Air. and Air*. II. II. Grin were hnnnrrd with a house warming marking llielr moving front l-ukc Mary lo thrlr new home nt 24(11 Key Strrrt In the Wynne wood section of Hanford, Tho guest* gathered lit the new Grier home on Nov. 2fi nt 8:00 o’clock where lovely decoration* wero of Shasta daisies nml pom pom chrysanthe­ mum*. They presented the honored guests with several pieces of Fies­ ta china. Those enjoying the event went Mr. and Mrs, Georg,, Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. I*. D. Andrum, Mr. and Mr*. Bill latfflrr, Mr. and Mrs, J . It. Williams, the (lev. and Mr*. Lucira Scott, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. I.loyd, Mr. and Mrs. George Watters, Itev, ami Mr*. William Thompson, Mr. nml Mr*. C. E. Smith, Mrs. Johnny Harmon, Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Hobby, Mr. and Mrs. J . I). Cochran, Mr. ami Mis. Millard Itlce, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh. Also Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Glea­ son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finer, Mr. and Mr*. Ted Brooklyn, Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Mlnshew, Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Goble, Mr. and Mrs. It. M, Balt, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Zim­ merman, Mr, and Mr*. R. E. True, Mr. and Mr*. Frank late, Mr. and Mr*. Waiter Wledorhold, Mr. ami Mrs. Ted Appell, Mr. and Mr*. Cnllls Castleberry and Mr*. Ber­ tha Houghton. BAND ASSOCIATION Tho band and orchestra associa­ tion of Sontinola High 8chool will hold It* monthly meeting Dec. 2 at 8:00 p.m. In tha band ihell. All member* ara urged to attend. Tho board will moot at 7:00 p.m. !. !?52 't f i 5 i M. \\\ M. I, -1’"l •"-t Ml- t ll'T A Ui* tv* ' 1* (* 114 U...... tl i" j,*:Tirn| ! ........... * vrri^"' I iin]pl(>. at ( "rnri) I'T --f Mr \ I' V V *mi; lui il 1, L 1 Mlt . S.ff. . ill m1 t"n ?M"t»n v r t f ., **ti. AG • N tfo \ < ll* ilc ht i!.n dr 1 . 4|TJi- A • i ii*i* A•1*• AG \ n I Mill'd P'Mvil1 ll" mi tli" din•».. M! . : 1 l.mna . 1,4 1 ad I'm* , 1 <J»I| f ’li*.. tl "Its ♦»f|* . •f.i • ! "a n « f if i" i i ’l, '|A* "■* 1',M L* !' .! Mi \I. » Marie Gooding Is Honored At Shower ^ M u . .linin'* U w m i i c f t * hi u tried ti> Mr. Powell I ’ rrsbyleiInn Church. Tim r i UK service. Mr. mill Mr*. trl|i mul upon their i r t m n Drr Miss I'curt )sc Hutchison Honored At Tea Given I.\ Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Holler M i'* Mnrle Gooding announced today plan* for her wedding to T ioy k o g a rty which will tukr pi.no on Dec. 7. The ceremony will tie performed at ;S:;tU o'clock nt li " I heneier Methodist Church. T i e wedding will he followed with 11 1 ivealion in the I'hnreh mines. No ini it a I loti* m e bring issued hy ali f i tends of the couple arc In­ vite,! Mr*. Clifford Johnson, Mr*. Ralph P eter*. Mr*. Holierl Mince and Mi** Elizabeth Cmpentin were ho*te**e* recently at a till*celliineou* shower htuinring luide, elect Ml** Mai ie 1haul lip*, llie i pnrly was held nt 7 dill o'clock at I the Klietieti'r cluttch annex. timin'* were enjoyed mid pilar* uwiirded to Mrs, Cutl Mrndhtiry and Alt*. W. T. Gunghf lifter which refreshment* consisting of cuke mul coffee wine -ecvisl. The honoree wn* pri’sentcd with ninny lovely and useful gift* from her friends. Thn*e invitisl to Ik* with Mi** Gooding were her ninther, Mr*. II. A. Gooding, All*. C. C. llnnnr, Mr*, tl. I'. Wade, Air*. Albert Trytiti, Mr*. II. K. Ilurdl»nn, Mr*. W. T. Gunghf. Air*. J . W. Austin, Mr*. Curt Is Gooding, Mr*. Miller and Mi* llelle Cleland AI *n Mi*. It. W. I. 011I, Mr*. S K. N'orwnod, Mr*. Morgan, Mrs. Nellie Frye r. Mr*. I.. M. Illltle*, Mi*. It. W. Millet J r . . Mr*. It. K p o t i o n . Mrs. K. C. l>oh»oti, Mr*. W. II. Pringle, Mr*. A. K. Dolemn, Mr*. Cmt llrndbury, Mrs. Itoberl llradluiry, Mr*. I hive Carpenter, Air*. Smith, Mr*. W. I,. Hler*. Atr*. W. O. Carpenter, Mr*. ,1. C. Catpelitee. Air*. C. P. Rabun, Alt*. .1 . It. Wynn, Alt*. C arter, Mr*. II. A. Hlclnmyer, Mr*, l.ron Steinutyer, Air*. Ihumlil Knvar, Mr*. Claud t ire rn , Mr*. W. II. lir ren, and llie Ali*se* Hally Miller, .leue Carpenter. I.ol* Ann l)nli*on, N'oriut- Norwood, Georgiiie Ann Thlit pen, Hetty Carpenter mid the liostesse*. M * M ' I I |U 1"ItitHU I* -1 rut l 11 s i". T. <'ti.i|i. 1. nt, \ r , Mi-* »n*l \\ 1v11•• Kut kef Kimaged Couple Is Honored M'illt Supper ■ ‘ '^ 1 * T Am.ti g lIn* ittniix luM-ly |nr-tmpliul pnilli > gi\c h*H witli Mi Fri*.l \ DyMili mul hm .Inuglili'i, \i» The ftiirln I""*'* ui titling wan mi evt nl of Sittimlu I t .1 tiiMc dtiriTii: llu Ic.i ui the l)y*oii tunm* was Mr l>ymiii. Min .loins, Mrs. II Wujiie lluckii mu) Mis I’lu'Io l»\ h ilsh n t‘1 , Kj»\ lOMit i » •III•in)' ?n^l rti'i'k fi»l Mr* KmIm'M Ii *im - 39.* .. r*i»liH Mtlmin* .11 of Ml. I'l> 111.mill «■* in* \ night pi the l*'i 1 •»! Ituptist t'lilllch. I ' c nil , *lohn I tliillownv mul fi**m 11‘11 t«• light . t In 1 eil. 1 K .l«»iii"i. Harhra Kli/abelli Kucker Is Married To Id. C. Robert Jones In Candlelight Service A lieautiful ire Glut* in tin mnl Chantilly lure liridal gown wa* warn by Mm lira F.Uznbelli Mucker in her m m iluge lo l.t. ( 'Inretire Hubert .lone* .It on Saturday night at *:tHt o'etoek al tin- First Huptixl Cliiireli. Tlie hrlile i* the daughter of Dr, mnl Alt*. II. Wnyde Murker mnl the bride­ groom'* parent* m e Mr. and Alt*. Clarence Itnhert .tone*, all e( till* city. The double ting, i nn llelight eer enemy via* peiforined l.v Itr. W. IV It........ in n |"\,-|\ Netting of while etii y*millteumm-, g teeneiy noil pidiu* Tull tin ,kel * lielil white flower* unit grei-uerv iigaili»t a liaikirrouni! of |i|dm*. The white eiiveri-tl ehitii mil will decorated wuti feulhery fern and white bin*nun* mel i-athedinl emidelnlu a lielil tall white tolo'rAit-. Evuit* Aict ',.y, o ig m iiil, rendered -oft nill-u pi no to tlie Wi'dditig and played "t iuit de l.lltie" during tin* i-xi'hiiugn of Wedding vow*. Nuptial selection* weri' -ung hy ioloi*t llogei M au i* la'lure the lereimmy. and Tlie l.urd'* Piu yer wa* rendered hy rolitiiilto Mi** J o y c e lletzel. Dr. Hiii'ki'r gave Id* daughter in nuirriuge. Met wedding gown of the |»iti- hllii' satin, which hud been worn hy her eotisin, Mr*. M. N. Singleton of Wu-hingtoii, It G„ in her own wedding, wa* fn-hioned witli long sleeve- ending in paint* over llie liatnl*; mnl a V -huped ill* klilie witli yoke of in I edged witli t limitlity line, llie loll *l,iit extended riitn a I 'atIn-ill 111 ii tiin mill In win, ri donM'- tu t*-l fill gl'l I 11, 'l l "t It e Idol' l flu lull Will.-I, G f i' till | I lip ■ I.l.,p Hth «• IlMMiK 11 t ll tl . i ■"Hi Imp* , !•»HI ....... II util \v lilt* I V ill! ipe , l.t .1 Alilt" lit, I, .III , |t i i to| \\ll li il A lit MIMi Ik »if li , lull " I.l.p i lip luce ribbon* vic ii* wpiinki"t 11 If ll gllltpi .1.1-1 I hr h* i.l* *- ott.'ioliih, s in k i n g g.ivvii- ip p.i.l- ■ *.i pllll I II mi. | fu-cimi iil.pt, . . Illplio. her gmvtt of I. - l-'.e I I" ,-t It Iif lt. , la l.|.-grt.tun, At, I"'" ,' I wh,, wa* tl,p tuJ.lp'* ni.t i ><t I,"tl in, ,i<>,c fi,*i Ida fa lit'uie.l ,.f tat feta alid net. llie Iiuniiu" Im..Iu p cat tie I " a (nut'l at Mu' wuMilne ill the fund oti'l the verv full kill whs overlaid witli an ,,v, , - k m ..t lict I'llgcd with II lllffle. All. wi ll a alula n f mulching net and a hull i Iciiii tif fu*illia net with short eye veil. S he entile d a lunnpict of shell pink i lirysnidlieniuin*, angel j feather* rind nylon lace tihhon* .................I with glitter dust. The brhle*inuld*, Ati*» l.ila l.ef- f ELGIN .1 Studio all’ll n tfHM’fl. .il thi• Mm. A. I, S k i n i o i , Alt- |‘ Mol*. All*. J o e S a m n le i* and AG Floyd Palm er. Servin g during llie evemne went flee. All** Alary Alme l Jail away. Mir*. S jhmii «.'i lla itltit, Mi-’ l."O lW All*- Nixie Kiiehhofr and All**| Kick, Mr*. IV. M. I'........ . Mrs.; lle t t i e H<oie Mall, wore frock* of Mounlil J o i n * , Ali>. t ................ tjirlc, rnmelhn pink fu*lilimed Identical All*. George Alidiew .’- p i r i , Airs. Air-., i to iimi of tin* maid of hiinoi'*. Mm old Clutimutn, They wote camellia pink heml- tV.....h u f f J r . , Mr*, t . ' i a l d laisilrt'**e* mul <tole* mul carried sing, Air*. Manley Mocker, and tho lnnii|Ui't* of palest pink flower* Mi ** cn Mi i i gm et Almii-on, d. antic W'itli glitter iltlnt Tlie Junior I line Alilh-t, A'ln Adam-, I' rma In iile-niaiil*, Mi-i* Mi In i m lim n , lam Mai per, Melte llid.ee. hosecousin of tlie liiiilc, of Anniston, min y tiurlicl, Grace Marie StineGail Hitting, «.■. t. tii’ti A l a , and AM-* Alargiirct .lone*, cipher, mediler sister of the I n iilegrooin, Kin Idioff. Mcverly Gray, \ nicy were gowned in -‘oft. I.lti-di pink .Iii iii A pplel.i . J e a n S a u l , |idoll ivilii inatehiug lieaiii||e*"i* and Maker, Iturliiii'ii Cliapiuaii, IVinnso ' t " h , illlil eill t II I! deeper tnlO'd I lMti-lnii.il, .luaiiii tt illiiim . liar. •n t Medditig and Elisuhetli \t.... 1I'ouiplet*. mil'. l.t, Gam ier Mraid, t'ump Got ilon, tin., served a * be*t man ter A "iitiilg wei ■■ All .lo, "I I' v, id. lone*, mid ti-diri* itH-ltided .'ll - , illllidd A. A|i|dil Will iti- Murki'i J r , brothel of ttie I inn, J . c Mrriwelln i. A|, ! leide, of Malt' loot e. Aid, F I ’ Itlllll'IIM. Mi 1. t -. Maf pc i , ' I - «. H auler .II.. 1.1 AVnllei Aleeil* Joint Ivey, ,\|i*. I ’. A liy ...o AG . Smith of Witruei lt"l.in* Ati I'em I Mali.ell met Mi 'Ilia- e F'otee Ma*e in Georgia, mid I'd Jo u r *. ward l lelding l.ntei to llie rv .,11110* i t -I All- Mm ker, llie umthi'i of the All * J o in - . li ft fm a W''.ldii.,- t. p lirhle, wine a gown of du-tv r«*e to Day Iona, Soulli t a.oliiia a., Iiim mnl chiffon with complexion ttii-hington. It. I |'«i| I i a i . lip, veil studded vvilli I<|illliitil *. The III. I.ll.lc wme ii la.win d>. ipak hriilegiuotiT* imdlier. All*, .lone*, pi null ivtlh I.rown and whit.- a. wn* gowned in grey luce and c h i f ­ c.'Shiiiirii witli white lint SI 14* V\t>t" fon witli iiiiitehllig Veil. Until wore U U’lliil* Oll hill 1’OlNH^i . lavender orchid corsage*. A iiiuiik Du* uni »»f t"u ii ifiii t Following tlie wedding il It rep uUt'iitlm^ ())«• V%t ddilif WIT" Ih I inn wn* In id in tlie Mclunriul unit M i*. 1.. (i . I IfMIt. 1"Mil * 4*91*1 tvii Mm ii nf \nm~ •Mi, Mm lih niitliinal lliillding of llie < R lit.i M nf M-.i :. kill. ehurcli. I . o v l y arrangem ent* <d M> r i 1”, Mk|t*■* " Win T,., white elit.vsniiMieimini* and glinli r . ; Mi Mt MlIII l t.i idi w i l e used witli pnltil* in deco Sul* in. N. i ’ ; 1 1 WiirsJiin^lmi, J i « . Mi \\ 11s, * i atllur I til one ti,P,I 1Lh i.iii ,.| \11 ( al Ui rr lril at tin- , 1 , i . i i In All . liulpii ) .1* i. I h U, .Mi ♦•iiii.’M t* .| ♦ . * n ig ' ■ •d ! \ I I' A pit ill ..... t!i. Al. ‘*m ill* . I»i «i ».( M• i hftt \\ 1 ij.ti.Pil A \\ Unix, P, and Al, I iiiiii \| j ii iii j Mi i* ta.ok w. -nlilu: ,i tl., lat.l.' Ml *\"I i| J It Hi) ti tifl .1 "I AP I' AG* I . id, AG I !• « ( It.tMi.H.J .Ii .!•< AVdin,m AA ppintli. nml Al, \I iiiim ,St ifii.it fu.ir ,•( AA i n 1..,-IP u a , ll.I> , ."..ft plan.. M. M.i! x \f IIM I V " f M , Ir Al, ,IM |HlkJ Ills |l |I I»l HMI 1' Al. U til, i Mi> ,| S umll. >,| VV„, i ,»n i«n>l Mi K ■u r n I It li. iG'I'in \<i i 4»|i " Hh ' ...... T I m* H i lil*! *«* l i t l i l t 1 vk a * ,1 i tin.! M. J i.nt 4« . |t III! ! ,f t I «••i 'l«*ii, i «)i , ii i, •I H ,l •I* Hi. I il I. ii It! i|s il v " m i l J ' i ' U r .1 m l •|n( ti Tt," flint l " i i . .1 I nf Hillt'l.l" Ml fU’ i ,11 t1 vv,i !>-111 !I ,* it ti ;t .t ill i.tllli r I.l ui" mnl i' i im»!H lint H I I I M I s i IHMil I* I , 1 1 )i* ■i n i l ) " n l t i l l r a l v * vmm f ” I. I tit |b . "inIt, | lia < I nit l ‘ all4' )|l’i| t II t h l l l l l I t a 11•kI* I ■911- vvi l l i * I l f l.t Hi fliilKtli ll»s.'!| S* b .."I 1 111" t ** i i ' i t ) u t i uiii.' " i i n ’ iii ■ n f w 1,11« tI V^IItil ill 111*1111 !*i|ih ll VV,i|"4 I p||t l>ii t V <it| Mi iuit i >.i ■ hi •I* t lit M i - I! M IG • h . i •till, it ♦ rv«’i| ft mu t.ililt * nv i i * *1 I III !V I I 111 HIV ) I all IK II V Hi W »H Iv < I l l l i l * lui It mail, jin ii" nil! >,( I 4*4111 Imiti Iimi* ivliiti* f r* iiti,l i■»Iv»-* »!■•■*%I Mu! « t IH|'1 u ill i III III ,!♦*h r * iii 11»"IaIi»;i mill* *vtiitr 11111»11*•-* lit III" I '*•!*■» v l*i nt I at fi INI I’ »*» S c v i n g the wedding euke wenyj, , (((l„ 11|tMIII M" Hi n,1" * a**' - J " h a L. Galloway, Alt*. W. „|| | .i y ......... ........ tit i’l f I |r !HI > t*» I K in Id,off and Air*. W. A. l.ef rill "I*. I tin* < tiri*t iiiiii >i*ii(n'i‘i l nf fler; mid presiding at llie poaell tin* k Ih * *‘lnl» wn tn 'liili 'l f»ii I >* la.wis were All*. W. 1>. Hofiiiiiiin, |(t. I I." i iiiii rt I u ill !•" mi*It*i 11" H. N. Suyer, Air*. W- G. diii’ilfim af M t«(4 illlii’ Hi’i Ni' NVdiit Fleming, Mr*. Itnynumd Mull, .Mi *. tl" al H:Hll ji hi. 1 t and At. Ih .1.4*1 1 " hiitiiiM'i 1 " ll Wi'dlu •1*1\ * V•* ! ! 7 no fi 111 vi 11Ii a S im o * ■• l*i\ill 1•\ All i i p I MI Mi Mild A|. II ti ■dd ' t i . I, ,1*, \ ■Ian p t,( ••. Al» , •’> • <>t tl-. • * Vi 1* \ tii'ii * .-, ■ Avpiui* l i t* I •tu t) HI itU * lit I i Mil lHI|*tuM|l ll" 1 Kr\. Henry Lumb Is Honored On Hirtiuluy I; Mem > l.linih Vie lion a in huh I'irtloliiv witli * i" II tl)' the All'll'* Millie i i in Fir*t Aletinuliit 11*i 1 1ni'll to* -i-l Ve* ll* til" Ulillllt" . i a" no \VI’doe-diiy night witli livilur t iitiin i , iip-i pm 1v l lie home e f Air. 1 llr a11' Iit' 4**t| , .1 M - AA I' 1 hitpntaii wa* the inir r*•i --I \ fit i n ,'ilillg tel tile >H'Ca*ioll. \%1»i* li w ,i - iit’I it - i itmd dei unit ion* were ij*ed u ln f" lit iiiliil Ml,, I. 1 •I.l ll u lUi I'l-ppman lieme at Jltl* AVixif tin- t.n-liMil*' i.i I" .1 \ ' ro teepill> S tieet and lovely at\ Idiiu: w liiie tap, i aPi'. ini n‘ > nf -iilimm colored -eat eil a ’ mall .Me '..■hntioli wet" used in the room*. " ill, ingle . null, a I iu \ diliiio 'i - tnti'-y ilmner wa* r a ­ I low I'l < mi id li\ •lie mrinhrr* and wive* I >111 me ti c i l i n in 11 kit i- .1 a i l dm mg Hu evening Mev, l.iimli ' I'Upli' WII PI I ' III,.,I i It It wa pi. . I I I . .1 wjt|, tie1 new rri 1 1 till ait, pi ppet a,el in taut , am " f tl,*' Milde. i -"I i \ice up a d', i i 11 ai I'l,,, i i n wing tip* neeniiun I I., i it''d 11► In' with tin' t "pi r o- t wen* t *i amt Alt ami Al'*. l.t,mli and i .tl. tAri\i|< Mth'l.e, , Afi arid Mi i c , ,* i i A|i Ainlet t\ c*t I'l . AG and AG A 1 H mu. ■, . *t a n , I I .. 'I , and Air*, i t. I. All and AG 1 , ........... . Al, p i. Mi and A|r*. F.lmo ;m. Mr ......... I.l ....... Al -Mnl Mi I I! Steele, \\ I Alt r i ai, , ,n .11. At ill AGIvmley, I t ):• »♦»* Al I.*,nil Mean AG .....I M Al lluiktier, u > I.till...... At 1 iP.I AG M i , i l l . - . 'I , mid I. I nl....... .1, . At, itr.l AG f \1 r. ■ , i -oik and ' t l . and add M, I! t I l la! tu 1 \\ 1 l 't' I. k tl h ll." Sm art Sim plicity Tha baautlful w ay lo la y "M arry Chrll»mo•,, Trim and Subtle “DANDY 1 UK (iII*T SHE’LL LOVE! $10.95 mot ia. i ; j* *«b, wirti imad blotk dial. *41.00 hkn iml. 1*4. hi h e r Mils kai Iks ksotl that *•««< Wsati. th« *•«••• IN IJLACK SUEDE AND UED CALK 1,1 X I I I . l-'ln*ti-riiiy: I »ii mil l i u w n o f Avariu tl'lpllll'll vVann mill rii/.\ in it Inline, lldlh'inlg in it* rliriiil1 six It- Idt.xlii- tiiHliiuns (hi* limit imp I'iiiii nK'i xx lit i iiav t nf eliuitlt: nl tlip w a it I, avpIp I m u l (rim* the Imtlicu will) ilplirutp \vmil I'liiiil. Slpppinn i* a lih'UHiin- in pinli, mini, tvil, ur lilac. Sizu.i !i2 i n l'J. A $ 1.95 Uso Our Convenient Lay-Away l'lnn V T- t �TFIF, SANFORD HFRAl.n I’sge 0 Mon. life. I, 1952 Sanford History Civilians To Hundle Orlando, Ex-Fremlerl White Houae Visit Army Supply Details Of Italy, Dies At 92. tr.SU.MCl S c PSR. O..I More Business 2 Killed, 1 Missing In Tanker Explosion Election Funds iC u itrsM e » m m *»••» C . i Um m rnw Owl fCnnilanM rr*ivn N i i i l i a I million dollars Is the legal limit toursnher called out: "Just one Hrock K ousp nt Kntorprise. very life as professional men de­ TOKYO (A—Two men w m killed a national political organisation WASHINGTON 'At-ln an effort HOME — Vittorio Kminuelc more." The "Hancock" had cased to pends upon our being right more and a third Is missing In an explo­ may spend In a year That la the ami military Orlando, the last of World War I'a He got hli picture and then an­ often \run and was replaced by u larger to coordinate civilian and “ “ “ Inevitable than wrong. Our and well (-quipped alpamhoat, the supply acllvltlcs, the Defense De­ Hlg Four, died at 8:55 tonight. He other photographer told the two 'mistakes are held to a minimum sion and Are that crippled the U.S. amountil lsuch groups aa the Repub­ fr.rpmost women of the land: "All i because they are self-correcting Navy tanker Ashtabula at Sasebo lican and Democratic National ... I “Darlington," whlrh made weekly partment la going to let another was 02 may spent yesterday. The death of Italy's "president right, you can go In." I I v o r W l l i r p l u q l l P trips to Jarksonvllle, She was government agency take overt he and because we feel immediately Rut there la not limit on the The newspaper Aiahl said Jap a­ VC l TV a g t * R o U v owned anil operated by Capt. Jaenh buying and dot rib ution of many of victory" wu» mum meed by And now for the big question: ’ anti personally the effects of those number of campaign committees bo reported the nese police In -Sasebo -------i Hrock of Darlington, ft. C., and non-military item* it uses. .Senator (Sluaeppc Homlla, leader What was Mrs. Elsenhower wrar- mistakes. death toll reached ala but there such as "Citltens for So-andM>" The General Services Adminis­ of the Italian Socialist party. NEW YORK VP—AFt, flight en- who nf us thnt remain of the rltl* IngT "When foreign Investment Is re­ was no confirmation. and the like, and these may fi­ Kinrers struck Eastern Air l.lnes *en. of that time has not a vivid______ tration will handle Mich Hems us Orlando died after i week's Well, it seems there was some garded as a straight business ven­ The Navy said two men were nance television appearances or Inc today and threatened to dls- recollection of the Interest which office furniture, paper and paper critic al Illness. Toward the end he difference of opinion on the pert ture, and not as some form of killed, one was missing, and nine other campaign activities. The rupt nil the line's Constellation centered nr»uml lont-day Monday product*, office supplies and equip sank into u complete coma. little hat she wore over her famed national idealism or charity, the were Injured. Three of the Injured money these committees , spotul^ service ensl of the Mississippi afternoon T mrnl. rlcanlng materials and slm Orlando led Italy through the bangs Some reporters said It was process of channeling Investment were In critical condition. Ail does not count against the national Jtiver nnd tn Puerto Kico. Fancy the eagerness will, which liar products final weeks of World War I. At the color of pomegranates; others funds into ihe areas where they names were withheld. committee's three-million limit. A spokesman for the air line the smoke from her stark* was Such a move was recommended Versailles he drafted the r**s',<* said It was pink, and their versions There are separate mlrs for confirmed the strike had started nt looked for far down the riven by (hr Hoover Commission In 11)19. trealy wllh Woodrow Wilson, Lloyd of that color ranged from dusty urr needed will be iflven back to the men whose whom professional spending in senatorial and con­ PHYSICIAN DIKS l.n G nurd In Field here, but he then the approach of this one link The G8A hailed the change as George nf Hrltoln and Clrmenceaii pink to shucking pink. Ir ‘ said he did not know whether It between the Isolated settlers and "a major step In the program of of France Hut he never signed Otherwise, Mamie wore a black skill equips them to do the Job DUNEDIN (JR-Dr. Harold Eu­ gressional campaigns. had spread lo oilier fields. the great outside world. For years coordinating procurement systems the treaty Me attacked as unjust frock and over thnt a full length best. In announcing the hearings, gene Winchester, M, physician and "Most nf us have still not The union spokesman said the the one excitement of the week of military and civilian agencies " Its terms regarding Italy, and de­ soft brown fur coat. Her ear drops ............................. W a said estimates of spending surgeon for t t years and former learned Ibat loans or gifts by mir strike would hit rnstern (mints was the coming of the “Darling manded that Flume he Included In were of pearl and she had on n government to foreign govern­ chief of the medical staff at Mor­ In the recent political campaign served liv Constellations Among ton"i the opening of the mail Ihe Italian kingdom He resigned double choker. She carried a Itlurk F. Plant Hospital In Clear­ ran between 50 and 100 mW>n ments do not encourage the flaw ton these he listed Chicago, Pittsburgh. ->«g. and the eager pressing forns premier in -lime. 1910 alligator bag and gloves, Her of water died at his home here Sat­ dollars, and the number of speprivate capital into the foreign Miami, New York, Huston, oml ward to claim the letters ns the cail committees Into the thousands. shoes, too. were black urday. Hiin'It ""d From I*' •Doe) Washington names were called out l.y the Hcneath (hat short black coal of countries concerned, hut rather discourages such private Invest­ Huiil* Neither complete rumple- ! Flights lo Puerto lllco also will postmaster, Mr. M. J. Doyle, hers. Mrs Truman was wearing r ment." he affected, he said Hy IfltlU the government b” l|d. ments of planes nor of ground blue dress. There are obstacle* to safe in The unlon-lhe AFI, Flight En- 'ng* hod been removed and ___ Mel* force* ore there, but present The President elect and his wife OOOO W U CY fc-miinoed r'-of,. Vsea On#t gineers International Association- lonvllle now hmi hut one house, a strength can be augmented swiftly have a four-year lease on the 54- vestment of capital In foreign na . _ men and planes from the HI.90.1 — 24 (ier cent — nf the room mansion at 1900 Pennsylvania lions, Ihe I BA prealden! asserted, said In a stnlement it was acting "tore kept l.y Messrs. Doyle end 179,231 votes cast werp invalid or Avenue which Is known throughout because of fear after four months of negotlotlons Hrnntley. (sons-in-law of lie. .Jed State* ___ that maaiy counAt the northeast corner: Virtual unmarked. This was a d ear re­ the world as the While House. The ' rles believe thev will he rubbed of on a new cnnlract had failed Hpeer). It might tax u modern dr(M il Who Buys Insurance on his home to produce u satisfactory pay P«rtment store to show a greater completion of a huge homher and sponse to West German demands lease was given thum last Nov. 4 their natural resources. Ho saw forntula. variety of articles that It contain- flghfpf base at Thule brings to that Saarlanders protest against by American voteri. It Is subject that problem being met, al least lU Just knowing It’s in force, An airlines spokesman said » ]rd; drugs ami drygoods, hardware three the number of American- their close ties with France hut to one four-year lerm renewal. partially, by a different attitude on was too soon lo determine the «•>'» Innumerable details, for there operated air fields In Greenland. not the massive boycott whith the Ihe part of the American govern­ The White House, first occuplrd Brings peace of m ind-----extent of Ihe slrikr lie said only no other store short of Tampa Together with those ... - Greenland ------------- Germans had sought 1800 by President John Adams ment. Ninety-three per cent of the eli­ In Constellation fllahls would be of- w,,h *h'' •‘aceotlon of one small umls of Ihe Northeusl Air Comand his wife, Is a multi-million dol­ He could not find, lie asserted the government fectrd because these are Ihe only *bop kept hy Mr. Wm. Lovell, at mind are other liases In l.ulioruilor gible Saar voters went to the polls lar residence. Twenty-five years should accept the pmposltlnn "that --an nmaxing turnout for a day ago Ihe District of Colombia lax economic mailers are best left to planes requiring use of fllglil rn Orlando, open nnlv at certain hours Iand New Fnundland. ■ From any other source. gineers or upon demand. From all parts of | (lot ulong a 1..VK) mile slreleli that was cliillv uml wet appraised Ihe house and those who understand them best." Hoffmann elalmed his virtnry assessor Some too flight engineers are s,,ul" Florida, people came In f)f wasteland and kmii'ii sen be ■ ’rounds at 22 million dollurs Just " I f nnd when our national gov­ J purliclputlog in the walkout the Mellnnvllle in wagons drawn iifnln- (yrren Greenland and a point. lo was a dei islve one, and Gilltcrt lust March repairs uml mlreoruternment ramrx lo Dial conclusion," .. union in|<| No military night's are •v by oxen, with from one lo rive Canada u<’«r Alaska tliere exist Grnmlvjd F r e n c h »’nbx**adur I M M tU M J i l l [ /r m b q l ue continued, "and urends the rn1 Involved In the strike, Ihe uniim V'd*4 ln ' wagon. Twice n year they f,w if any Helds capable of send here, dor lured him sell "highly i 1 I added. mine, for mall and to purchase (ng up a substantial force of In- Moused" wllh Ihe results The om 1 Allhough Mamie Elsenhower has rollary that its own Job Is lo make It possible fur American buxines* bussmlor said it served not nn| y b«en a guest at several official The onion’s executiw. .,i„„ n.n.i 1 supplies of cloth, tobacco coffee, trrcrplnrx. The radar eyes might , I . i ,4 ■ —■ ' fim n llliflH f i t 4 Is men to oncrale ft freely wherever In dent Sidney It Carter said the ••*'• A"'I certulnlv their m an enemy along the rim, hut the interests nf France and The function* at the While* House when thn world Ihe American flag Is | | Ai Saar but of nil Furnpe b« smooth(be general was stationed In sh­ Ij disputed 'nay formuls ^ i * » b J i O i i vl*iu in«lude huut-day. It would remain up to fighter buses ........Mrs Truman thought _ the im; the path Inward European *n«ton, t[ic honorably received, then we shall hours flown and speed nnd gross *•' thO M Mellonvlllt^had two new(farther down In Canada uml in "Insurance Pina flrrvke** nm rs nown am) speed and gross ....... new tenant might like to »< ■ « the ter that kind nf cooperation be­ Integration Ihn United Klates In provide the weight of aircraft other minor' r.?n,7 ‘l . , , ’0':. 114 NORTH PARK PHONE 124 Franco takes Ihe position Hint family quarters on the second floor tween government and Industry hail walked Interception points also are at issue, he said. ,.w where the presidential family Uvea that will most surely bring (hi* .Specific pay demands uml cur 11 Lallfnriiln folio wing n caravan, A somewhat similar situation ex Ihe densely |Mipulated Industrial Arrangements were made for the country lo a solution of Ihe long rent wage scales wen* uni dls rente with Ids fuodlv fiuin Gear- Isis In Greeiilund The three pres­ Itas'ii with its niimiliitiiai u[ about nresent lirst lutly to take Ihe fultiri lerm economic crisis." ifla. iiurcbuHing the Iniul, tvly-m ently upending DSAF buses an- OOO.isx) slauild keep Its sluing ecu closed Johnson declared the present in Inter years, grew .Luigi' -L A. kieated al Narsarixunk. at lla- no mb’ ties wllh France or become first lady through (hem loduy Thus between now mid mi Id Jan world rllmutc Is more favorable Huileh's large nruilge grove on southweslrrn corner; at Sondes a "Eurnpeatil/cil" lidernatlonal nary Mamie can Ihlnk uliuul how to such a rour.se of action, for Meilonville Avenue. (1952 Note; Irom Fjord Just north of Ihe Arelic fme WATCH FOR THEM W EEKLY reasons—the emphasis Germany ronlcnds The Haim she might want to move the furni­ xeverul H. E. from the Ida oak tree, ClTrlo; uml at Thule, near fiipe ture about Custom give* the presl abroad on "trade not aid" and u with it* German language nnd cul Wymjewood). lie nluiited lar-'» York, on Ihe nnrlhweslern cornel', 11.95 •Continued From I’age Dm ) NEW liNF. CHEST OF DRAWERS................. nurxerlrs of orange seedlings. Mr. about Win ndlcs from Ihe North lural heritage. Is and should be a drnlial family leeway In arranging feeling in some underdeveloped nu definite In-nil I menace |„ ||„. A Real Bargain their own living quarters. thin* that they stand lo profit pari of Ihe "fnthcilnnd " Win. Hompluev. from Madison. H ole. iniinity. Mill Mamie would have lo go n greatly If private American enpl. The bitterness of the French Ger he same yelir, end Tactically,........ . Hr. A. \V. Ejins, ,lr, ik Ixi-,1 Hie l-'lorhla, clime Ihe lid. present xv.dcm bit slow on shifting the grand piano till Is made available with (lie Idea man dispute had aroused fear* it 9.95 HOLLYWOOD HEADBOARDS .................... hie mills are .'till cilln'iirt nf tb®, haw dlsadviintuges The dlslances UUe.Htlon nf riiisjj-illittInii. ||i> jHjJiil. keep Germany from Joining nr the Washington portraits in the of developing nations, "not (IcsihiIF cd out (but if had In.... improved county. between liases, one nf uhidi must might Floral Dealgna — If We Don't Have East [loom or making any changes log them." bv Ihe Ameiiinu Medical AssiieinAt the beginning of IH('i7 llorr I bn used as an allernale (o ld for Hie nre-'iised European army Your Color We Will Make It. He saw the Incoming Elsenhower Hoffmann's victory today in Ihe stale (lining room. These .............................. . was no practicing physician, iwr i another in event nf bail weather Hon, the Amerlenn Dental Hm-ieiv, rooms and others on the main and administration as another favor­ strengthened France's position in and hviniiny othergi oiiriN and hud surgeon In Orange County. One I or damage to a plum- in flight. lower floors, arc museum like able factor. He declared: CNF. SINGLE FED. D ESK S.................................. 19.95 recently I..... ii aii'iiovi-d hv the N'a graduated from u riqiutuhlo col- Is great- NX) miles in some In the struggle tiut left Ihe Issues tin Mamie U expected lo take Ihe "The incoming administration, tioniil rounell of I'nrent-Teni-hers lege resided In (Irlnmlo. hut rr- stances. There are no fields now settled .Mngnolia or Pine. Ideal For Xmaa (ilfta iinuc In stride As an army wife we are assured. I* Interested in I’c Germans claimed their 141 • Assoelntion who sluteil Uml iiv the fused lo visit patients. In Msr In regular upending use along the bull blank voles nf protest made she has traveled Ihe world nn the de-omphaxlrtng the influence nf BOOK CASES ANY SIZES ..................................... . 7.95 end of lid* vein more Hum 2I.WH).- I IHI17 Dr, Andrew G. f ’ulihvrlJ, entire cast coast of Greenland. "'em rather than Ihe Sc-lull*!* the tide of hrr husband's career She government in those fields where (Kin Aiiih leans would he enjoying seeking health Instead of the (irse* New and lined Flnltthed nr llnf. Greenland Is a territory ol Dcu "second largest parly " mnvrd seven limes one year She government has no proper business the hi-m-fil* of rloiiMdation to (ire- lire of Ids profession, purrhitml mark and the American buses are once said she had kept House In ami In receiving new Ideas as to ' Vi'i'l tooth decay In cllihlren. |the Duval ollire al Ft. Henil, ( IVi2 there hy agreement with tin- Dan everything but nn Igloo the solution of the problems which COMPLETE It) PCS. BEDROOM SUITE ..... Mr. I.eumn answered Hint u i Note: The I.ingle Grove on Hd; l*h government The building of concern all Americans. •• Is hem Hanford ordinance had heen en­ lonvllle I where the ntni kadi' fc»'l anv new hases or rehabilitation of Thin CohI Over 1400 When New HUNTER KILLED NEAR OSTEEN that InduMry might well be able acted Keveinl years ago, lad had nti""l ill .Hriiiimilo War day*. Good Condition — A Real Bargain Mil World War II liases would re DELANO '4*—Coroner Wallace to make Its contribution toward This gentleman had rornc In never lie n nut into effect and had ( ( ‘•■Ulnitrd From «’s*e Opel the approval of Denmark .Smith will hold an inquest today directing tho flow of privalo capi­ recently heen repealed In response Florida with no intention of re- quire which, like Canada and Ihe United nn down a pnth toward a privy, Into Ihe death In a hunting acclI- tal Inin Europe and tho undManv More Bargains To Choone From to piddle dctnnnd. He suid Hint tfui waling hi* title of M. D., hut what -Slates, is a member of the North Mr. Grlgg* related. He placed her dent of Harry Langrlrk, IT. vclnpcd countries." water department belongs to the rouid a humane man do, hut res- Alla ii tic Trealy Orgoniiatlnii We Kent RoHawajr aad Baby Beda, Free Delivery on ihe ground, apparently when Smith laid the DcLiml youth The eonvenlinn. whlrh will last people and lie did not helleve the pond to the rail* of distress? S*>n Payments To Suit You There have been Indications Hint he heard police approach log, and wai ihot In the head Sunday, ap­ through Friday, held Its first for­ Ic i-ily had any right to tamper wllh lie found himself taking mulehsck eld In a cane field across a near­ parently while attempting lo dis­ mal session today. In addition to it as long a* a Hiihstantlnl niimhcr trip* all over Orange and Into the thn U. H. might lie intcrcslrd In by fence, 1 . lodge a jammed cartridge In his Johnson. Harry A. McDonald, ad of idtlxriiM oppose it. adjoining counties, om- wlllda lo Improving Hie air base system in Greenland nnd elsewhere In the Mr. Williams objected to’ the .22 rifle. Two companions warn mlnislrater of the Reconstruction Dr. Kpps stated that fluorida­ mile* of Tampa, truvrlllng till day arctic lift W»«i First Htreal ' !. Phone t415 area. Koutine survey* are portion of thr story concerning hunting squirrels with him nenr Finance Corpnrntlon, also was nn tion would rut down tlicit- dental without sight of human ImhIUtian. Ihe speakers list. hills 40 to tiU percent, thnt there In IH70 nl Ft. Head, a girl’s him being mode lo determine Ihe feas­ the Irn pick. It was hi* conlentlun Osteen. me now niorw dental eases lluin was unitllnli'il hy Ihe nerhwidal ibility of loentioiiN, If ami when •he Ice pick had not been remov'd Ihe dentist* rail piixsihly take care dlschargi' shotgun. urirt* of ... ..a --------------[1952 definite planning for base cnmJrni- from the woman's hand, hut the Imulludy stated it had heen. of olid lie didn't see why they Note: Miss Kate Vaughan. d*ugh- Hon I* needed In Ihe future Air Hccrelnry Thomas Flnietler, A(iprox Imutely 41) people ap­ wouldn't approve having the City ter of Mr. A. J. Vaughan, liter In trxtlfvlng before a congressional peared fur empunellog » jury, ilii something that would rut thrne Mis. Puwi'll). committee earlier this year, snlil whieh wa* unnecessary In th* first costs for them. What was to he done 7 There Mr, l.einoo mild that It I* jms- were mi surgical instrument* rear­ It wax essrnllnl Hint "we have ad case lu-riillHe of the guilty plea. tllllonal liases abroad for use of mililv hernuso thev tire not folly er Hum Tampa or I'ulntkn. With a A third murder ruse to he heard informed as to the hrnefits of genius horn of necessity nn-i"f a fighter planes" to protect strategic during (Ids term of court Involves bombers ami their liases flout iijut Inn. Itiindnlph Miller, Hnuthwcst Itond, sympathetic heart, lie set himself Ho was speaking In general as defendant. At this point Mr. Chase staled to supplv tile lack. lerm* and mentioned no particular that lie had rnutle the motion sev­ Another of the several remain­ With a tenant saw, a raving eral years ago lo Inject fluorine knife of fine steel, u per nf base or country, hut one of the ing cases which appear on the Into [lie City water, and thul be tweeier*, which he furlinntelv newest nnd most Important stra criminal court calendar invidvea hud also rimile the motion to repeal possessed, a spool of c u r a silk logic bases now Is Thule, within fames Chesnut, Oviedo, a* defend­ it for three reasons: l) Not more thread, the Instrument! were reneli of Hussion territory ant. He I* charged with breaking ‘ City water Is ready:—hut where was th<cholarthan 2 percent of nil nnd entering with intent to com­ used for drinking purpose*. 2) A oformT All day he search*)for It, (1052 Note: "Kmarnlda" Fields mit ii misdemeanor. legal question Is Involved In try­ sending horxtmon ninunf the Property south nf Ihe Air Rase). ing to compel people to drink flu- scattered settlers, till In th« after­ He and III* , Capt. II. P. Whitoriiluled water who did not want noon It wo* discovered tint Mrs. her (11162 (HI62 Note: Nate: 0. C. C. Howard’* it, and .'I) Medical reports say that C. (I. Evans had a few ounces homo H, Mellon villa-) planted the systems of sonio cllihlren might which had heen left In h« house grovrn on Silver Lake ami Luke react unfavorably to fluoridated hy a thoughtful guest. Tilt ampu­ Jessup. water. Mr. Chase also said there tation was quickly and sunesifutThl*, and tho following ycad, is nothing to prevent people who ly made, anil our surgeon often ex­ many nf the people long itfriitlfied wnnt fluorine In their drinking pressed s wish that the pnfessors with the settling of Ft. Itrcd and /I f e w water to put It In at their own ex­ off his aim* mater, Jeffennn Col­ Hanford camci Mr. A. II. Crippen, pense lege, Philadelphia, might have It. H. Marks Mtul Ills bro­ ll, W. Silencer naked Mr. Lemon witnessed the operation and In­ •■apt. ther. Major M. It. Marks, |)r. A. " 'l y manager spected the healtd limb. if ...........................ft’ a letter from the Cltj I), llriirc and family, Mcssr* Hu|. sldents ,«* to requiting certain resilient" B e a u t y / In November IHttH, Mil. -I. N. land and Nichols, the Dickenson*, build driveways In seeqrdance with liltnrr from Hmilh Carolina, Burn'll*, RcolU, Hpi'iieei*, Tel­ City specifications was authorised urtli In the I k of nnrrnmrra, ford*, Cocke*, Pim-gnnx, Harris, by City ordinance, nurrhased a smill grow nt Ft. Mr. Lemon stated that In Ills Read, which had liecn pVinted In Randolph*. Deane, llaydoii, Rubinllruwu*. Noble Hall, Imirnopinion It Is. Ilu further egplalnrd 1S4S by Mr. Thona* Huftiev. Tha sons, Goodrich, Judge E. K. Fos­ t ' e t n City permit giving aueh grove was mlanai' ant herama hams, ter, Camerons, Mr. Frank P, Fos­ resident* tho right toJirenk down tba beautiful Rellwnnt grnv*t ter, and many others. ____ ...In front of the be ir City Ir pro- others rapldjv followN. (1962 City curbs In mill) Judge J. W. Tucker perty require* them to replace the Note! South Bltlc of Oeicva Ave- Icerne to Ft. Reel and in 1K70 puri,lug with it drlvuwny of oarlaln nuc. Weet of A. C. L. R. R.) curhln chased from General Flneunn specific at Innn. The tract of lant lying between about 50 acres of the Levy Grant In answer to other question* Mr. and Mclltivllle Avenues, and erected the first Ijulidln*’*. a Lemon *»l<l thnt the matter of par- Cnpperj 'oUT .miles south oj Lake Monroe, wharf nnd packinghouse nenr the idle! parking Is still In the die- WM •steaded h 1H67 tiy one foot nf Palmetto Avenue., and cnsslmt Ktage, amt that the only ham Sunday. . h IMIU It we* hla home on Third street, wliery change In the 1024 gerbago oof- pure Col. i. f . Whltnart Mr. A. J. Lasting nuw readies. lection ordinance la tho aa*cssmen» rg a of II extra for the extra aervlce of collecting garbage from thoac realdent* nut on nn alley way who Flight Engineers Of Eastern Strike Air Defenses French Hack ndrew Carraway Ageit«y FURNITURE SPECIA LS Itotury Clul» Circuit Court FURNITtJKB CENTER Fifth h u m A nnual O pening l 8 of the M A Y FA IR INN December Six, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two wm Visitors SPECIAL at . today's .Juncheon which wss nrestded over bv dont Huh Harris were W. It. Gor­ ham of Wllkenshurg. Pa.. Fre I Haywell of Hudson. Ohio. Howard Chadwick of Point Pleasan* N. J „ Don Ylncent of Winter Part: J . q,*D2aaioy of DoT^iul nnd Li . <|, Kilpatrick, J r. nf Hanford, **CoughHttp fO ftU T T U C N R M U M For cough* and acuta broochiii* due lo roldi you can now art Craomultkin Midran (a a mw •chilly pxipaicdforChll '.and. blue pwkaiaMdd ba Hint I) Your child arid.Uk* It, E) It contain* only aafa, fUgrediaat*. It contain* no narcotic* to dls4 ’< NOTICE Hpcrliil Girtinge ColViction ChnrgeH Effcdivu Dei 1, no alley culleellon 1m uvuilnblu, (!ity will «t back floor of pramlHOH »l rale of , payable at the Office of (he City F « m art he paid prior lo Np«clul pick-up of Her* vie*. Beglnnl*) [January 1, 1003, a 18 month'N fee of •18.00 for III* war of 1833, will Be due nnd payable at the office of II ttflljr Clerk. Prompt atleif m by IhoHe tieairing thU* nervice will eliminate deli In Special Garbage Pick-up. 1* D w r i t a s M C H ie e tN s s ia F i ini BVTVTf iniiti m m*■«llfrhrlift jj rUv T jr i W eiiii •*& Htataa a Now ioiaked la magnificent Mahogany with amari coMraatlsg trim. a Kaapa your Rome >ma hmU/mU) warm without a lick of workl a Exclusive Dtao-Theraa Deal Clumber Bonwr geu more heat from evary drop of oiL Dinner at 8:00 Dancing at 10:00 e A hondaotSe cottaola etrled like loo petiod furniture. Drew Option*) $0.50 Tax Inc. For Reservations - . * *r ■. i . Vj Above la |n a M oLo with Ordinance No. 511 aa V tb e Sanford City Commiaalon Cocktails at 7^X) Drives heat by force—uvee op to li% on hull (optiosal) • M .0 * Plumolng sod Heeling . Ceatnetpo . I t Kim Avaaua -“ '.- S I B E - v ?• " ‘ ‘I V, ' > ' Phaoe 199 ; T I ' ' ' §'■ �D. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR h o u r s i) i«» 12 — 2 iii r. I'hmu Tfi'» HOY Atlantic limit liiiilditiK DR. U. L. PERSONS l'len«e rail (or nppnlntmrnt OPTOM ETRIST EVKS EXAMINED (.‘L A SSE S FITT ED DR. H. K. RING I Hi SumM l*ullnr11>i u t i ii I'hnnr 17.12 — 1710 1 2 0 .0 0 0 IN O FFERS C O M M IS SIO N S A P R O F IT A B L E COLLECTED IN •it i |'• '1 i.. r *iptm>v iii of O REA TLY Course IN C R E A S E YOCR ( II A N C F S OF STA TE EXAM . T o Hu ( l i v e n in M l . D o r a i ll t h e M e z z a n i n e R im .i n o f T h e E v e n i n g s . 7 - | 0 : l*» |>.m. ( 5 w e e k s ) , a n a i h l i l i n n a l w e e k f u r t h o s e p r e p a r i i r I •*r t h • B r o k e r ' s I ' A i i m . ( C o u r s e R e p in s F r i'liu E v e n in ir. D e e e in h e r .jlli at 7 p .m .) W r hnuiv 12 people wdin rn 'i n i l ) look the i c a l c . l n t c h u d a t * • t n m i t m l onl y 2 passed. Till' In*’si of trnhdtlK is i * ituit.'il in p i u s l l v S t a t e eviim. 1>»<Iny. (lilt " f e v e r 2.(111 irrn d im tie* of our neh.Mil nil |tu 'M*il e x e e u l 211 This arhnel i* |lr< used iii Ml. Dora. I t. I'ieree, Tampa. dal i inna. I .ilhihu**ee. Minim. Wi hI I’b Iiii Reach, >li |l« uriif. I t M>pi Sum- in. Hunt, nt»n, I itk.-liiiiil. Si Amro* ANFt'KP B R O K E R S COURSE Stikit-k mi it111 ♦niuu, nil mi' fkliiicr. A till ill t.l |J*IH (J IJCst lOU-y «|Hill AllNi* week*, Irulay Kvenll'KS, 4\V"i 7 10 I.A 0 m l ake Salesman's • Till- e Ills', I lls .FIT All extlll for J II. ol. 1 f'i 1 *H|I » Till' l* Mn i lily ( T ll’IlSK w* n l| ,,({, • , i . .. . . . . i i |... 11 r. i.'v o i U i .. 11I'M.t fir*l tins:'. Fraliiy «v« iiifijf. 11. HU 7 pi n, m |)n All I l.n a Hut. I. Ml I leia, Fla CLYDE B. GORE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE I ricusi* ilo not l r OZARK '* ’ 1 ’ll I *l " If <•'I»11 K i ** *'H. i.i rut h i hV1■tic t»i r * 'itii- i* tint* I I' tii iMhHttorinl tvif<•i iviiititiii :it ti'tni f 11 No uMiiniliitii, of nmi'.o i i*It*'*.'«■ l in t ■■s,LBIN3.WH 0V, HIV1 C -X o. I ( JS 1 H 3 0 / a\!j • ttjh'i wrrv jso o i \ 4 jy /H 'i t> v o s - h j i ‘" >'N )y hi sv 7/v x m u i o .. *............. X ' \ ' *• A y \ ( lH o m t a i n a ,, v u j n H / F L A S H (!O R I)O N mill Itise Htlventtires in s|ince , \ * '*.1 Jl M IH E i: ment IHHIAI fill ill. Ill'll 1st flour fouph apai t only 1201 Alacilolla Aye DllV ( io tt o .1 lit IUM furnished apai f lilt id all convenience' Photic IXV/ .1 1 y- ■ ■**’ A * '# , > SUJllSPt/ Ml | \ M|*4* I di* ii.u r. i n -i* itif II l », Mi.kii.tii.i \ ........ (filitool Klffldii IK K * *r / N k* i5 i i " V , / *.-4 I Win 1 -'** 4, * L r : y 0NVH PHONE 118 Wttltf ttittt Mill Hr n4or |4tr.l 4»trr llir I'rlrtihonr on mrni4*ruiiiliint 4-hnrur If tt4iir liantr I* H*»rd In f hr irlritkiiitr Honk. In rrlnvii for Ihl* Mi'roininiidnllMn Ihr m it e r l l * e r K rt|Ni-ird it* put pr«4iii|«ll) * In nrdrr for i n in rendu*if (he hr*t ttii**lfiir •ertlvr, ttll 11 m l l i l t m in i hr lit mir n lf lre mm (hr dn» krfnrr iinhl). r It lion. i : 1. s\ mi .if h w , ,,r MODERN .1 room furnished apart S I !1* It In* N- ill* >d Jr nr i*l merit Private hath Adult* 2.100 S kit fitf d l 'li k toad ( i*Id Sin Ir Mrlinnviltf It oiid S . Iii VII - f S|' ,*f S\l It i'ii*\ *-1IL o r 11*■ n i* va * Hnii fit r>I Id . i" id i •>Id Si nl i' Foil RENT Furnished « a rune h-n i li* *titpk Miffi111f11*i« apartitieiil at I2i«» Magnolia * i 7 i* ♦ i S*.it r11 - f *\I i -d iit r id HI *, .1 S \\ *.. r m \\••*! fill Kill.I.AAA AV AND IIAIIV III |»y |t»#-l lla Ip eHi*mkL lilt til Jill ITT U7 . 140 I t-« lit I k ' id, I hi in r ■Day, week or month Hl'it nI*in,n til t •- id i <mhi *f I I' limit tin' Cenlei IP: W Eir*1 et n 4 nImni ■ i. * I in r I - 1 iInn . f HI' *, „t \ t\ i •* *n ** Soi III KIT'CIIENETTE atiat lineol I hell nhn •11 -»*.l fill i L*-hIii nl nif. way 17 U2, Sou in 1 it) Ii no I* Al.l, Id H* i t ".ii * 1 "•%M-hiji 1-1 Slumlierland Court H•••i*1• I! i " k * ’ l \Mil Hill ••.oil . ,f 1*•111 11 * 11* 11 1♦> M i.1 11' r i|tei r* 1HI 1 *'*l Id l|*|o t 1 LEAN FOUR mom lunii'tied f ill . » U . M •1- 4 k ail)* 1 hi apartuienl nil p.nk \w 4’if i u .. r 1 Dt , i. * •a(* <1 1 ‘norI V•101 * f 11 •'» 1I1 f»it** - II' ji II v |m f I44H |C|1| (m 1/ 1. 1 I'M11 (lliil 10 17*1- 7 IK HIM effnieiii v ap.n t oieiil * a dm •■D f Dm a 1 ’ *111('4 I1 1li Hot wafer and In Id. sT . 00 \ 1 • I ■* -: il* ...... Mltl 0**1 "( u t all I iKf W -■ .y 'll f«. I 1*14'f I'd UfaH»*l * •>ii .» .1 • I|(l III 1 4*41. Il V Ft RNISIIED Al l s p I 'd .ti f . I' niello Phone H2't I f *4 * \ I AM* •Itt •II. i :i • *i Hun ft i d o • d* 1■**i.i y |'h.f l*la l hi* I hi h *l * > "i N u tiitiio ■ V 1* I1*' ; 2 IlFDRotiAf Ft RNISIIED op i * r v» i 'tails apaitiuenl nisi Kim A' e >4 r •me f.Vi ISI t elephone T; 111<1 9 I !■ I Is i n r r lln 1 S i a l i v ...... . . . . . S K I . I IN C H . o l U D . A IS 1‘ l t n M I - U t l . K Hi A 1.1. I N I 1.R E S T S II IS \ H \ h A. AA I d M A K E A 1.1 VIM*: T H I S IS V l l t ’ lt n M . Y i HA M E T o l \KI I T I I S n i l I S I ’ S|JlTilll Flee (Jilt's! hill mill An AI I Hank Worth f Jll till IT!I K Willi •'.>ui«• In %tl* |inMl * li r«1 In |hr •4 U II On", Jurkaenvllle, Panama City, I’Hisnr >lu. thiio.'iivdl", Ilay t miu ll'-nt h, Lev AAesl Hint Kl. Luulcrdulr. Cemitmn *ett*e tells o* ally husuics* most hr tfu"d l" |»r«■^|<*'t all S A L E S M A N 'S C O U R S E Afi2.r»ll nil Hunt in*" unit! THE SANFORD HERALD O n F riiln y NEAR F o r K em ilt* fidhmtnit rn»r* rtpidt T it* re ' Sl ■{ HMYS0 IV vocn- M —.1 ,V - Him I INtule Fur Sale n o w . hi* »ii -. I'lalnlUr*. - t H.J l I.I I \, * Mt I II. rl ill. ttrfr ii«JhHi*. *»i t l it o r r m i i i ii % Tin JI'I.IA V SMITH If oll%«. and lal«‘M*e nnllfp u* ImmetlUtrO hrr tinkiiMMi *|M»i*r if rmirrlnl. and ” f f , " r HfrnrM Ih »mir Mil. If dr ad .iMAlriM thr'r rr*prctlv<* tin Oe rikimi hr re *init»*lh]r for knit tvII fir h i*. tl»*t I*ee», ir|Trtli*rj» *T nm rr 1bun nine In rnrrr**| I inter'­ ifr.iiiiiri'■* ilii unkn.iw n hrlr«. d»‘ lllinn, a , |*' ii«i i,ei- ■* *»r RrNliOfii nf K AT f ‘ T l .*»1(1». tlririirrd * J AMHS If i ' A111.1ftI *I ‘. If ilivr n(td hf* tin i Uitow n -fii.ntt* if miin iol. and if d**ad nifir i r*|ir. lit »* utiknotto tiell « ilet I »• i? i I r €•* ei i(,ili'ei « lln* •<ii|.n* rn lirlrf, *l» v i-.rinruleeo ».* If I II til fi**i *<» ja m its H Ills ^• it 'l*o ki'Mtfc n ‘i* | A It Urn * .|«n *a*e* I, mid in ;tu> | FOR R E N T _i i ii.I .i d |irr*on-- lift .mi >»r *’1hi titInm I— in rlirM I lilt* -t inf* rr*t In arid i, lln- ridL'itMiu di■*•ill*t'd land lo W E I. A K A Apartments i i i \V tint in Hot,11full** «'. ino Florida First Street Phone 41Ni W HOTEL MT. DORA 9 Use HERALD WANT ADS in m i : i t i u T M i i i i n r. M v n i a i i i r n i . i n n i i t n e it i i m i h* i * m i y e n e i Hi Mi l . l! r n r v i y l\ i l l * MKIIV. naui'.ii i n n et in i r y r ut s * m > M i i i i i : i n yeee.yu I.. n. nu>% anil i n t i t « l i \ i : O N E O F O l’R (JR A IH ’A T E S I 'A S S !N O I. I0S2 P ifp T m*»- Vaiiftirtl Hr rMid. 41.*r ( i rniI din hern** /n •■••niHi • flliir Idn |M ’f llnr li«*rrilnn 'lie r*In ti id H It Itnllnri* **. d *•* »«.,», | *1 IlmM IDr |Mi*r llnr ln«i*rt hm od 1 limp* N t* |trr line lii«rr|lnn IIu m Ip Mfnrd Mn linn.. 3d (Ii i m fir §»rr llnr lH*rrll4in t*x*»» ofrl%*if llie ednlf m • A r |irr I Id n f4ir Irtirlv ( Miitriul II It Knllnri-e. it#** eft* a. I l ‘h » W ufiU f4i Ihr line. I ton hi r little Fur lllitik I'aer l ‘it|t* REAL ESTATE LICENSE COURSE W IL L Hr.- %k i : iLurMt. and ( h i t ■Lr will upplj’ t >• ill*1 lln non* ML- fiougl.t* Hli'Ditroni »'mint a hiditr i*f Scjnlnof** * ’mint \ FTotM ii . I'D tli* fro h A- i '» I »♦**'♦*•in L IF E T IM E C A R E E R . 1051 ID h Al D* r«| ll.iILiin < lii*» fllf-t h**r flfinl i rrport it* L\*4‘Otrix of 11»t* eulnle of li. ft Mnlltio *v i|*o , that Mir­ im* filiii hi*r |mth|oii fur final di* IF YOU CAN SELI. REAL ESTATE ESTA TE o r i\T » :v n n \ to n iii\ rim F h tl. * it i m i k •H I «>urt itf (lie l o i m l r J u t l i r . <trinlnMlr I'n u n lf , d<nlf «# I'lurLl* In I 'r u k i i f . In Ft iHr L « in f r itf tl. It* IIiktlnHrr, l i t r r f n n l . T*» t i l IVbum I « Hit) ( n a r ^ r ii i Not it * pctv* n itmt * You Can End Money Worries FOR LIFE REA L M..n il m h iii: c h ir o p r a c t o r Viciiin- THK SANFORD IIFR.AI.D lAjffal Notice A IlT in .F S It Ml S t i c - j 12 S l’ Kl l.VI. SKKVIl HS 1. SILL Piano TVehnuinn. l.uT no \ U*.*t op .lefferson Am- I G IF T S AND SOI \ E N III item' Phone till W Houle I .Sanford. ulm lrs.ile t'anie tirilli! vuar r..r itue Plmne KWti W — I’urchiKi' tlireiT. '.ive leu ' , . ................. . , ... n i l Olll'D FOLKS I ! ! money* .'i.oou new tlnnii"tlie atu C t ilil.A N lu i Murmiui setiliiuT, OrIllllilo Kieiniu! Star fall Kalph (loin! lot* (or sale in Lockhart'* Souvenir slotr*. A .tru ly 'tor. ' | a ml W'e*t s.itifunl Sutnlivision Hay. 1Ilka .7 Sport 'hop*, Dept *lori'< eti ilo in. 11.ie ii aml i.i 00 per WT ite for wliDlt-'iilt’ eatitloH folia HE ST HOMIDINi: I AHE for el­ in..Mill Write lliie.i Union Moos Allleator lia m lli.u :h iT l* ami derly Private room tp'od new me im p lto\ HU, Miami lleaeli, wallet* Phone alteml for ntyihl lied Dietitian ear n*e Call Fla ap|Miiiilnieiit* i VSPEII'S t.A '.Hi7 W T D Il .M 'Ntil.E, P O H on St NEW Inal room eoiterete liloek ' Aut!ti*tlm’. Fla .Mm t'ii'per, OEM HAI. ( ONTILtCTOII i liniiM Kitehen e<|ui|ipi'd — j Prop Free Kitlmalc* AH WorkmanSereeni'd p.ueti f a r 1'orie -I *ldp and Materia I* t.naranlred < ornrt lot ilioo down Him E iio Y ’S iued tileyele 2"' a heel I! I HOOVER -Mil St (loud eiindltlim prlee il'o on llll E, lull Si. Phone 1121 At 201 Molly lei l.APH W NEW 7 Itedroom hou*e furni*hed I AWNIM.s fine lot' l.oealed at Paula CMIFFOHOllE. anllipie pine «.i(e Plaslie, Aluintmim i anva* Free Fla S!A"<> See owners Mr ehitd's desk km hen lalile lied Estimates Phone 12!ll .1 after It lark veil at Patrick Fruit t o , eumplete Other item* .’oat s <i p m for appointment Mr* lUnekwell at Sanford Fruit Sanford Ave Co Home evenitm* and Sunday (KIlOTllUN - Kanleii traetnr li.m Aid I.OVEI.A 7 hi'diooni home in A I jtli tennis racket. I'heyelopedta CAN I'oiidllioii on 2 well landscaped unlit pies '.via Elliott SELL comer lots, liiiitieeoe pH East \ Any Hunt: pi lolls le (Mirch. nice spacious llv 6— ARTICLES WANTED t> With A inn room House i* only I year , .. . . . , , Classified old .....I is located m lovely San *'*' huy. 'i’ll ami trade used funii Ad I.mil.i seelioii It.inye, refriyer I ture Wilson M.iii'r koriiitoie i o .It'ST CALI. alor. hot water heater, spare ^ t hone •at UN liealer and Iduiil* Price tin.VNl I T It M U '’HI I t rill* Itomild — Sold or I'l.idod slop t Alll'l NTFIt AAllllK or Telephone U2.S Fuiudore < For ipiick repair loti* or •mall OWNER Alk'sT SEI I THIS WEEK ter I in W Kn *1 imihlinn, fall .Hm 1 1 17 At t 1 lledroom home with East fluid walking distance In cliurehes and K s III I P W AMI D I ' l l ' MHINT. store* House I. .p.ieimi* very F ••|> < •tutt ael and repair win k Free liy aide and 01 tpiod eondlPon F X P F ItIF N f CD pie. i t 201 estiiu. tit's It l Halley w ides Applt 01 in t m Itow o liuinedi.de possession Priced ,il Sanford Are Phone IN2N town 1 leani'i* and Laundry III only in ion with terms if tie Palmetto Avenue sired 1 VIIINFTS Formica lop* f Vail SEllINtll.E HI At I V tlllY lit'tueeil awe* >d la 01.1 a iirulw01 kini! Il l Sanford Are. MJtt Ala mod la A. emit', I'lmne 77 to learn eleantne 11 1" - m I .one 'lira W and 11Ml .1 .oil Dow iilou n 1 *im i 1 IIIIII Al I M All III I mmdry i n PolouPo Ayi imt I. VMTTlA llent lalor or Starter 1 1 ylee fall air Swam * Hal* If urn want to Hm Held or Sell Fspetli'iiceil Hr.ike and I loot laid (tty Scry uc S.iiifortl Avenue See Man P. set up and opi 1 ati .ii t{ *7ud Sired .1 W I I AII. Ite,dim* Firestone Itruke Dept No ilidt Mm Ida s,tali' Hank 1111111111111 er. steady work Aaealmn 1 *>■>■»( M l l S PFS Hullilorer work Ilea "Call Hall" I'liuuc 17IN pay lor null) party Fuestom am.title Hates Free estimates Slurt's III l ast l*t St Phone WIN.1 A f liraeey See Hay iiioiid M Hall I Iieii'itl Hlokel for all fUMP ANIMN wanted llouto and Mill.IPS foloiiiul lle.ilii'ls "know kiml ol l!i .11 Estate I101111I Small alary IP's how plus I Sail 11 nuaranlei’d 10N1 S P.iik l p'fair* l ake Atarv iiiothpi iHifmi! assiiit you rtf I'hoiie 'trill 1Hand hm .ippe.ii am c Pimm1 Alii l l l l l ! INI lo| l|1 e th III el V -el 1 It e Alt I It I I s I llll s VI I Will like worklin: wdll Ilie I.i IT AMIS Ni w .out l|N|*(| 1trill* phone i n t it Hid pay I10111 lla I ai illlill ■' lit 0.11 ••d Hefllll'lled 1 >ode 10s K a d ''l ' UialiM Store stmt, reimlal oil leases sit k Ihilio .ilul 1 dine F 1 still. . Hmlt 1700 A ll'll. Ay(‘Mill I'hinn lies* In lit (it opporanilities loi H ANIF I S i AIt IN F I AAuRKS 17121 W adi.11111 meld amt htlk> you will III Hi ilro.ol Ai emu I'll Illy Will knot with Their m nil 1 1 1!\ Ai I S ity lyre .ky •Wi l.d a Hid ’ 1 now open IIll's till .Ills a a IS W ill l lool and l kl ( |ililt i lo 2a wdll llll li Sehiiol 1 dm ..1 loo sp in \|»| 1; si |;\|i t mil and Al (. 10*04.1 S a* telephone opi taloi . Apply .0 I ini..on ■ amt I ■ i till.', i I'll.oie III. W 1st N| Plmne I3N r.mphtvmelll I It AAI IISI I Men mo lo-tl 7N' l.t Ho St'okarik t.la .toil I'alld io Hi II I'd .VI . I SI Suidout tinOlitih I i 17 llll imoil p in I Hint to Siiultnlii I in I I lo t M It " u v id I ' Sl PIH tank andI’lea-e trap ei yii . i Team’d and hauled I*V \1,.Im|c unit Itea on.idle pi nes i ill I UP M ol |oo || llls l I I IN I Al dal mi Pip n ia I N,llllnl d - CAuG fir in A s FBETAk; t5 k '2 Z A » D ..J i v i a c e io stil u NO WORD OF ir^'- 7DB Ml8S*,, * “ *« (^IOU PLAN. f. /if^AA/lV*r.227 - , w l 4 S AwAV - A HO lO G 7"/H •^~,S 0 ’S.T' Vo STO/2A/ jll* 11* — r j 1 l u c i c v n -n s Y F.BLD w a s HE h e a 1[ TD U AN O 0 7 7 - USV 11 ’ IT S N o r A F 'B L O .-i r S F R O Jf M L A K B ^ <\>A'. ,1 , ; 4• E, 1 u ls We pay cash tor used eats even if ynti owe 0,1 them I Title A Reel Used 1 ars Second and Sanford Aid It < All worth mine money here We need elnon Ti, TH, ‘ III til '.Al. ".J model* Harley Wad* wot tli, iloI Ninth <ii unite (Irian ilo Plume Mufti pit" PACKARD sedan Clean Will sell t heap 1 .111 he seen unvTinie al 7031 AVillow Ave Pi'il i IIFATKtl 1 T At 1 essories Healei l,.05 I,Until *i -17 IIOAIN 17 — ALAIt INK hardware. Plywood, f A'all Woodworking .12 Sanfiird Ave Il fool PLYWOOD HitAT. Kicker. IT alli'i hookup complete Plume 8A,A Al j V/H6I2E * NOWS'NCi TU TVJ tsuf D e w s ,.y»s.sr Nia , c r ' s " ■)' h.-O'i o u r (SBLOW ' h s ' . b yse ) C O "S " / * <■/ / • < f y 4\.. ---------------- | 1 r t x y p * ? ’?"' - •**-*»•—-^ . Mirnaa s h o r e AMQ FlNO )J3 lP . ' - “ tiBFOQK IT v C3BTS DABK/r, ju * r JCONicBD o u r— *S' 7 ■e* — Used See W I Al- Musters Hiadey (Idhaiii t seil I ars Kith and I'a rk Ales lbts tro a M - w k m odel n| | | S .A B C W ME/CC1W5 0 N .' S T ■*,* r * ' * ’ w WI - I.i i m inim HI V AND ( I I AN pill •* / • 7~T|A:‘-t kiiM 11 iwttlr * — — ------ ~ — ; 'y / r ■ »f ai la te 11 AND t lit M l Puidllull Mailllliu I'l l ld on I •■■i llile lull I 0 I a ml *7 Al PI' I'ldil ' ‘-'ill 'll liv 1*0nl Rnlilusiiii 7 * H t f. i p. oti i liH.API'ltll s Slipenv. rs nia.le to "tilrl i .PI 11ion Mi Kamalet k i :t t Tk V P iG T o rk s i SAM E E TTA AN D B A S T ii matt . 1 'ei Ili't.illati"il I ele phone 117* Furniliiii tenter till W I'll id y 17- i D p i ii Alioat-iy ill.>y N I'l a m In I \l IH ' l l N fiet* Ksli I lot.i | llll In . |o Idilini. Utioilmiin AFNI ITAN III IMIS FURNISHED HUAIU 2 hull IMIltls with twin Ill’ll*, all eleiTne kd Faetoi y prices' Holla Head lllonls Aluminum slid*, eollou or plus AVAN11 It dien. Iieiidix. floor fu rn aie nice lie lapes fomplele repair ser Sohedor for rural .ileus Alu*t he yard, uar.iti'e Phone 211.*. W yIce i;imd sidesuiun ami lortiish own ,1— Ileal l's!ati' For Sale Il ali'porl at mu fa n lie handled 1 SEAIINUI E VI NI ||\N III IN It mi pari time Ini*1* l iiioil iipp.it CDAIP ANV I'limie 2NA loopy for rii'ht party \ln*l lie Foil SALE lads 1 to 7 Kl to 22 N2H West Third lilt to .T-A mill 12 lo ,M all of Him k II ' VOI It \A F MlAII ITIIN'fl I'D \ steady and dcpeoilalile toil no pi ey loos rsliei oni e ii.piiied .HI. Drcfiliiwnld These litis are Sl I I and art in t Ino i v lo sell llos >0 e o Hi i aid offered for sale loi Id days al it h t tin . l a * died ad 'e rtislni! special price and termi hey ih oailnn il n( I IIP S.ANFd RD *i Wtilt h WAMI H tire just outside ol lln i ■<s pm 1117It II I* pioye ds ahiltty f an it* AIIDDl I AUK * l a d y w u n l i t I d i nl tdtp o id ah oohlmin I A 1VHIDDI N, sit Ill'll-' kl I'll 1 n i P i n . i i a l n i t o r n I 111 Park Aye. - I'd I2HI ,f..V lie I 11 e I I ee ( tl Hi 1 liul 1 1"*»hi htui •l * * i*t < II ’ Sanfoid, I Ini Ida mill till 1 "lll- Mi Mi Mi Hid let Iteidal w llll <ink A1 « 10" MODERN 2 Hediitniii house Idl Ii lly D im H urry I 'n 11 tl a • ol Paste Was of 1( 1*1 on lliytiyy.iv 11 H2 I ', acres o| DAMN Nl ITT Mi at I'llrc-s Mi . Aim, tin \ iiiM) t |lilt illf ground Pi ned riaht One mil. Seal, a id. I d a s * A Paint f n lol.I M north of Monroe llridtte W'm Km aid Maslei lTaft I'mid $2 Ml a>'I Army Hlaokds, tots Tarpaulins Sioretaiy l*ii"c:i.iphet I d U' l ifi.aim O Her Amt) Navy Surplus •I*'1'1 H*'|'ls Hus Mill! New three liedriaim home Luke Tin Snnfiild Are I'liiiiie IT.'I old view Shaily lot, nood flshind 12,non SAM Kl HA All,IN oratliles, St on SIT7Mo.lt AI'HI II It. lit M'-'l lot II W l ai d phone 11X1,1 'hid ol Sanloiil desiu Four room house on one acre i;ar imoil ei the t Sanford o •Ii Limlii den land Easy terms II XKlMi KKI'DS t omplde line Apt '> 7id I ROM I,. PAVTUN Hunt’s T iisedo I'eeil Store i Ilex Real Estate Itruker lo 10— 11IINIII.'nn ttppni tlllllli.'S 1110 Park I'lioui’ 11 to t SEI* n U At E heaters, all sires ...................................... i:oml i "iidilmn very reason J hi Al. tll'I'IIHIt Nil A NEW HOMES aide Lee Him. Tin Elm Ave <" Naidont Kslalilished Aerv 4.1St*0 and MMHi.o I'll ji|.| X'o'd I'llMIless I.IVmu .piart. i * if New under conslrudjon two mure ............. .. i .. 1 1 desired Esrellenl for man and h L i l ur I 'V i ' " “,V'"rV I’lANuS I SKD 120-1 Myrtle Ave ■ ...................... rale For del.,its homes Drive liy and see them 1 . ..... llos IIAS e .. 11, 1 ,1,1 Fourth Street one liliH'k west of yu|| SALE Dlt TRADE Elec B y F in n S lrlk e r MfllnniTlIr Ave fall us for de trie refrigerator with freefer 12— NI'EI I At. s E l t VII I S 12 to Is ehesl and t.E eleetrlr stove I S»dUsilve l.lslinir Doth ...... ... elleni eonillllun Rea NEW FLOORS sorfaei'd to pel fei'luiu Old Ilnurs made Ilk. RRIIERT A. WII.I.IAAlS. Realtor on.ilite Pimm' LAVS XAV new Finlshluu. elenmiiit and Raymond LimihpiDt. Assmtaie wasluu, also pin lalile powei plant Phone 1871 At Iuit IIr llank IIIiIk . '■ Ml III I l l s FDR SALE Sen out Seminole County sinoo NICE TWO ItEllROOM home (.1 I'l.A I I tlH.AI ROCKER heavy la IHits II Al C,lea soli, Lake Mary and FHA linanet'd 817 Eseunitda pestry oiiliolslered Ferfed rim I)r. I ilitlon Phone 221 .1 till. East 3rd LAWN MOWERS shat pen. d Hi eyries repaired Shnm.iii 311 HOUSE FOR SALE Story and M K till SI half. Harn In hark with itaraip' «" CRAFTSMAN lalile saw lake KIowIiih well, lad Mil x INN1. See New Dados. Moulding head. I HKilDAIHF iippliame* ale. and service ti II lllah Oviedo, l la (7. E Corson Lake Alary Road. stand and t*le (100 IN) Wide C phone TI.AI or Sanford H-T2 AV lit. I, Itox IDR after .Aon p in l| I. r o Herald K rrA — 12 9 �arts See Seminole Football 8,023 'Fluid $629.45 Stadium Tux For 1052 G r i d Y ear; * Feds Show Profit Using the beautiful Memorial Stadium for the first time, the Semi null- High School foot) mil team set nn nil-lime attendance record lids year by utlractinir I(t Qlit Tuns in six luune games. I here Weic 8,023 paid admission* rep­ resenting a new high in that cate­ gory too. lot at Wednesday night's game with Del.and ret the all-time S11S alleluia nee mark for u single gams with 2,(105 speetatnra {inuring through tin* gates of the Memo­ rial Ftudlnm. An unprecedented 1,0(11 paid to sen this game, like­ wise lull-diluting a new high. The City of Hanford netted 1828. 15 from Ihr sladlam lax and nicked up nn add it limn I 1150.00 for the cost of lighting The park for Ihrse games. Thus, 1779.45 was paid by SMS to the 4'Hy fur lights and tax rrrrlpls. fjirriiHHi r< ’.’Jlermun K.* jrtJfwiCJfv Harris, principal r e r s J n s of Hcmlnoie High lS __ School, declared V ' T —. W IMt for the first ct time In lit* It \h / A f ra with the M ool tho foot\ vw/ J ball team made \. money for the school. .."W e have paid T jfr nn our old debt* from yrars past Herman Morris and current expensr* this n-nsun With still a little money leftover," stated Roger Harris, school busi­ ness manager. Three factors were said respon­ sible for the Improvement this season. *’ 1> Exemption from slate and ‘faderal taxes for the first lime. hools are permitted to keep a one-lhiril state and frderul taxes that were required to Ire paid In the past, - 9) Added attraction of the 108,000 Memorial Stadium wllh '* many convenience*, lighting. Milling, rest room*, better seal­ ing etc. 3) A winning football team, Panford won six, lied two ami lo«t twice. (Harris. In nn explanatory mood, continued, "I have had many peo­ ple come to me nnd ask what the difference was between the paid admissions and the total ntten(Iknce and why there hnvo Iteen so many free admissions. " T h e ; do not take Into con­ sideration the bands Irani both school* are irt In for nothing, Wat to mention Ihr football ■quads of ('rooms and our Junior vanity team. They du not lake tut* account the I’ap Club and (ha nearly too complimentary passes given to City official*, ministers, press, radio nnd nth* h ip , I'llt 8 sr.fNFfmn neiiAtu Mon, U»f. 1, U U Kentucky To Try Upset System In Tilt With Gators Wildcats Have Two Ties Wi t h BowlHound Grid Teams 8 S As Tennis Pro At Mayfair Hotel IIv HI NT CIIKTLAIN Hill Swreney, famous tennis pro from New Kngiiind who was voted Hie third greatest comeback uthlete of IWiO. hns signed as the new net professional for the Mayfair Inn Hotel, replacing Yvon Petra, the Internationally famous nrtter who wits forced to cancel Ids Miiyfnlr Inn pact suddenly be­ cause of » recurring leg injury, it was announced today by Charles Marian, manager of the Mnyfnlr Inn. MHcriicy. a famous tennis star who s i s forced, because of a war injury. In switch from play­ ing with his right hand to using his left, will assume his new du Ilew at the hotel on Ik e. 13. The handsome fl-fool-2 tennis pro was one of the greatest ama­ teur- In come out of the New England section In the late 1(130'*, A native of Cambridge. Mass., Sweeney won the only major letter In tennis at the Medford high school In Medford, Mass. I'etrs, the wlaner of the Wim­ bledon men's single* In 1948 and one of the most colorful and greatest French tennis stars, agreed to rome to the hotel lata in September. However, a rhronIr leg aliment, which grew out of in Injury Inflicted during hi* sen Ice with the French Army In World War II. has forced the giant 8-root-i netter to refrain from playing or (caching on hard surfaced courts such as the ones at the Mayfair. Sweeney, who Is the net pro at a club In Maine during the sum­ mer month*) almost had his tennis career cut short before It really Army In England In 1(112, crush­ ing Ills right shoulder and badly damaging the nerves controlling Ids right arm. After almost two years of convalescing In Army hospitals, flwrcncy was given a medical dis­ charge In 1044 and began tho al­ most Insurmountable task of learning to ptay all over again with his weaker left arm. The lanky dark-haired pro, who U a member of I he Profes­ sional lawn and Tennis Associa­ tion of America, refused to be Itched by the untimely Injury and hy 1838 climbed back as one of the lop lefthanded artlsta of the courts receiving Hport Magaslna'a third plare rating as the greatest comeback athlete,” Hen Hogan won It that year and Skip Alexander was second, re­ called Sweeney. Tutored hy the famous Rill Tllden, Sweeney readily admits that lie has patterned his game after Tllden, "He was In my estimation the greatest player tennis has ever produced," the 34-year-elil Sween­ ey stated flatly. "Segura I'ancho Is undeniably, tho greatest player In the game today," Sweeney said. The list of Hwreney's accom­ plishments la long before his Illfated Injury. In the late Mo’s and early '10’s, he won 30 ma­ jor tournaments in the New Kngland and Hastern ares, an­ nexing the Massachusetts state title in 11137. Sweeney turned pro at the Oak Hills Country Club, Fitchburg, SportH Roundup tlv dAYI.K TAI.RIIT ( .Stine Machine Are dins* Host Office Stanley-Unger* Celerv City Fin. I’ower A LI«M Itrsull* Wednes Millie Machine 3 Fin. power A Light n Rtnnlev-Rogers Aco Glass 11 Celery City Post Office I MIXED LEAGUE Kaiser Beats Millet For State Net Title Trim High Merle* No. 0 2100 Team High dame No. 3 701 Hlxh dame . core" IVxolil l'.)3 Single dame Walker 203 VJ 82 LEAGUE IV I. 5 8 * S’ll? a!ld«thl <>»LANDO University of *i w ' hi added. , Miami a ace, Don Kaiser, upset x J ; " 1 Wt'dnrsduy night we dnm defending champion Alfredo Millet ld>04 paid admission* Im ind ng to win lho Florida state tennis season passesi anil advanco"'I m - single* championship Sunday. It you ever sco one of our Innetted the school 5I.6W.I0, In * flva-wf match, Kaiser came track stars limping around the largest gate In Remlnole High from behind to win, 6-4, 4 0, 30, dour the streets n* though he had some­ flehool. However, w>- bud to let 0 1. 0 3. thing stuck In tho toe of his shoe, wa are lit poalilun to tell you how he gut that way. Our authority Is Ray Wclnhcrg, who hurdled for Australia In the Olympic Gomes at Helsinki tsst summer and who says he tried to Induce several American stars to compete In his country this winter. "They were Just not interested, Weinberg told the Melbourne Ar­ gus. "Nome of them make up to 1650 (or a single appearance at an Indoor meeting. One of Unim told mo there Is too much money In tho boards for him to visit Aus- m Include Fn io Hate’s lead! Euitls Leesburg Tavares department. This agreement Bt. Augustine nits the Pep Club to Mine to names free In exchange for & r f J g P convenience of th* /few." After 10 consecutive weeks serving a- the doormat of the Mixed Rowling l.niiflie. train No. 3 finally vuenteil the cellar hy win­ ning two game* of a three-game wi l t* fii.j) the second plare No, O'* last week at the Hanford Howl­ ing Aliev*. The No. 3 attack was bol­ stered b» Marie I'etold'a father, George I’esold, veteran of the City t.rsgue, and newcomer Hank Hnnklnsim. Herald rotted Ihr evening's high series, 483, ■nd llanklnson rhlmed In with n lastv 132 (hrre-set (nisi. Hill Yales scored a 462 effort fur the lo*ers white Dot Powell win close beliinil with a HP series. The Itiroinpa ra hie front run­ ning No. t’s continued to roll on winning It* fourth series sweep ilronplng the N«. fi's hy the wnvside, Morris HJobluni pounded the wav for the winners with a 453 total. Turner's 4IU three-aet figure was tons for the losers. Walker's 103 performance (nr for No. 3 was the best single line of the nlfhl, but the erretlr iaiwler recorded meager games of 71 and 88 for only a 381 total. No. | team moved Into the first division with n three.game victory ever Nn. 2’s. Hob Hayes was the Individual leader for the victors vllh n 472 series. Him tint knocked 43t tenpins down In the best w-rb-.s for the losing No. 2'*. The Mixed 1/inp resumes nlay Inflight at the Hanford Howling Alleys beginning lit 7:31) p.m. Nn. I (3-0) Flayers t 2 '3 Tot (sing 150 1(10 PI 3H4 P. Hnvis IIP 75 82 270 Vm, Iferlmli* 107 115 151 403 f|. 11Mvi-s 11)3 141 133 172 l.ocke HH P2 133 320 Total 033 fill) 5115 1801 No. 2 (0-3) Players 1 2 3 Tot |l„w,-ri I (.3 I OH 00 Hill Asquith 01 10(1 05 25(1 Hill I 10 HH 05 320 Msrtone n o 138 123 373 HIM 140 150 451 048 580 525 1753 Nn. .1 (2-1) I 3 3 lot Player* 121 121 155 1180 M. IWold 112 127 Mil 358 A .h M0 100 151 103 (|. I'eiold 102 171 170 152 IlnnklnsoM 133 140 120 108 Markin Oil 704 713 2001 Total Nn. 0 (1-2) I'hners 1 2 3 Tot Traev HV1 131 110 370 . Powell I 17 MO 153 440 Votes 131 158 1113 452 I Oiirrius 120 t57 124 410 Belts 131 II I Ml IIK Total 007 730 700 2100 No. I (3-0) Mayers I 2 3 Tot IIn melt M3 118 151) 420 llptdnxon 110 120 123 lint hilly 130 122 180 Ml HJoMont 120 I HI 150 453 Total 500 543 1123 1025 No. 3 (0-3) Players 1 2 3 Tot Fried 102 M0 117 320 Ilavl 115 127 100 342 Walker HH 73 203 3114 Turner 124 134 I5H ltd Total 120 4 I I 57H3451 Tlgercats Bearcats Women Suilont Hold Own In Water Race Pantherr Bobcats SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press TODAY A YEA It AGO - Baylor accepted a bid to tdsy Georgia Tech In the Orange Howl. FIVE YEARS AGO - Johnny Lulack, famed Notre Dame quar­ terback, won the llelsman Trophy as the outstanding college football Impression that they were talking w th an other member of the guild, thl Americans, according loWelnbera, went to some pains to ftll him Ir YEARS AGO - Ohio State on the latest methods of paylni P off In thtlr country. This waa out was named top football team In favorite, us divulged by the Argus: the seainn's flndl AP poll. TWENTY YEARS AGO - Cin­ "Weinberg salu most of the ilari cinnati traded Babe Herman to icy appeared at lha meeting*, tho Chicago Cuba In a five-player n returning to change after ap- iwap which sent pitcher Rob Smith taring on the track, they found and three others to the Beds. ISO tucked In tha to* of ona of In Greenland, the United States «ir shoes." A , n#w Cllpion. What will thesa slick promotars has built an air base at Thule, 700 miles north of the Arctic Circle. able. Here are tha attendano* Oaafe'h * im * Helicals J R IPs No 3’s Climb Out Men’s Link Group Of Mixed Bowling To Meet Tonight League Basement At Seminole Club Durocher And Robinson Create Fervor Before Baseball Meet By JOB REICIfLER soclatlon will elect new officers for the coming year anil appoint the tournament and handicap com­ mittees. The decision to stage the fourth annual Mayfair InnSeminole Amateur Invitational Coif Tournament will be mad* at tonight's meeting, President Robert H. Ilillhlmrr said Friday. " I f the group deride* to con­ duct It again, then a date, prob­ ably sometime next spring, will be set, Ilillhlmrr laid. Since the association last met In the soring, the country dull and course has been sub-lea*ed to the Mayfair Inn Hotel under tho man­ agement of Charles Marian. The men's golfing group will remain Intact under the new own­ ership, Dlllhlmer stated. George Pezold Is Mixed Loop’s Top Bowler With 164 Du the bn*l* of only three «f uninc 50 ironies played In the Mixed Men's and Women's Howl­ ing League, degree Pexohl, veter­ an Cltv I .ensue Iwvler, I* the Inilivldnn) league leader with a H14 average. Ellen licit*, the mixed loop merrier trader Tnr the pa«t four » rek*. now rank* No. 2 behind .Herald with a 151 per­ centage. Mon!* MJnhlom. who lends thr circuit In talal game* stayed. 20. lied with Marie i'eiold anJ Robinson, I* the third high bowler with a 153 nvrrngr. Shihhmi hu* downed the most tntnl iiin* this *en«on,4,511(1. Hill Yates and Hank llanklnson are rleadlnrked for thl* fourth place luting among the Individual bowl* ir* with 151 percentages. Mixed League Average* It fJ TP A. g. (J. resold o n 41)3 1114 llett* 0 27 4152 151 RJnldom 0 30 I6l>0 163 Ynte* 0 24 3185 151 IliillklliMiii 0 (1 IM)7 151 Markin 0 2t 3082 147 I'miell II 27 3052 140 II. Have* 0 0 1285 143 Reed 0 1) 1281 M3 Holly 0 21 1085 142Tee pell 0 0 1271 III Turner 0 3 410 1311 desweln 0 3 418 137 Von Hcrbulli 0 24 3264 130 llarrtns 0 0 1208 134 ilurnelt 0 27 8606 13H Lung 0 7 1)35 132 Ruhinaon 0 30 3041 131 Traev 0 21 20D5 128 Murtone 0 21 2047 120 It. McCollum 0 3 371) 120 Usaery " '-'7 3307 126 lllernat 0 tl 1128 126 Doherty (HI 740 125 Ash ') 21 2012 121 M. Resold 3 30 8031 121 Walker 3 3 304 1.21 Norton 6 (1 710 118 llayl * 0 0 1047 110 Fried 7 0 1040 115 Welnkafsky » 0 1001 M'J Unwell 10 31 2301 M0 Locke 11 0 820 110 (Jill M 0 1)70 Hit) L. McCollum, 16 3 313 IlM H. Asquith 16 0 017 103 Iti oves 18 o non 100 lllrdsunff 21 0 672 06 P. Hayes 23 0 N27 02 Haughton 28 3 207 80 TAMPA (JB—Women sailors from 81. Petersburg held their own In the annual Thanksgiving sailing reaatte here Numlay. Barbara Tolson won (he bantam class event and Jane Wray finished leeoud In the lightning class. Other winners Included: . Bill Johnson, Sarasota, thistle class: Harold Balcom, Tampa, lightning rlasi; Lee Ballard. St. Petersburg, class: Don Cochran. Clearwater, fish clasa; Ralph O'Brien, St. windmill claw: Charlie Hunt,Lake Walea, moth class; Georga Lutlar. Sarasota, penguin claii; Chuck Hoffman, Claarwater, pram class and Del aordon, St. Petersburg, beetle class. PHOENIX. Aril. 181 — Even ticfore the first draft choice had been made at tho opening of the annual winter meetings today, two of bastbiil’s stormleit figures— Jackie Robinson and Leo uutocher —leaped Into the headlines. Baseball folks were (till busy checking In at the various hotels here when word came from New York that Robinson, brilliant Ne­ gro second baseman of the Brook­ lyn Dodgers, had nccused the New York Yankees of being prejudiced against members of his race. The world champions promptly Issued a heated denial of the dlscrimlnachargcs. There Is no Negro player on the Yankees although there arc several In their farm organliatlon. Durocher, reportedly contempla­ ting quitting the game for a whirl Mrs. O’Llnfrer Winn Weekly Golf Tourney Mrs. Mu* OT.Iuger, wife of the .Seminole Country Club pro, look the class A honors In the weekly golf tounmnient of the Women'* (lulling Association last Wcdnes. ilujr afternoon. ^ at the movies, squashed Um ru­ mors with a statement that be Ua tended to continue as manager dr the New York Olants as long as Horace Stoneham remained the owner of the club. Leo has a oneyear contract to manage the Olants st ■ reported 130,000 sal* arfchilo the major league folh were digesting the Robmsoo-Durochcr morsels, the minors were setting the stage for their ttit convention that will last through Thursday and cover auch contra venial subjects as radio and te w vision, ths bonus laws, the waiver rule, the high school rale. Mayer recall rule, realignment of thq leagues and cluba and night base­ ball. The majors will take over Friday and convene through Sun­ day. v ,T f The first order of business was the major league draft starting it a.m. today. by the diaefJmlnattou Armui charges . ____ son, the Yankees, threwgh'Oeuofjfl Manager Gcorga W*t«g, vigorously denied any prejudice agauut Ne­ groes. "The facts do not support Robin­ son's chargos," said welsa. "W* have had numerous N«gro«s in our farm system, and w* are con­ stantly trying to find a good on* to bring up. it flight ronipcID lion. Mrs. Hurry Woodruff cuptured the C classification title wtille Mrs. John Crawford won out In the beginners D group. NATIONAL FOOTBALI. LEAGUE By The Associated I'res* Pittsburgh 03 New York 7 Cleveland 48 Washington 31 Chicago Cards 38 Philadelphia 32 Los Angeles 34 San Kranclscn 21 Only gsmes scheduled Open Bowling Sanford Bowling Aliev Good 8 p o r« You'll lie the must boluvcd Manta ever when you give sporting goods fiom our rhnU’o slock. Make your selections now. • Hunting equlpmsat • Golf equipment Minimum Factory I'rice* Prevail SPORTING GOODS 3OH KuhI First Hired keep the dust off U l| MSI 1,090 1,304 Tha following are oeipts for each game the fat gate* at tkla.gaar'a new mlraclt rpaterlals found only (n Arcade .D U C H E S S Q r . . / you are thankful for tht quick fC furenoa a Ukpbooa call can bring.' Day in and day out, your taiapfcm* provre Ida mkia Lb ana aiaaii wairi ** Today ih r * are more A m t»kt qg awsty ether HUfkomt w M a i e t were f t S to w o, n n f t * io w m m U i miPHONi and h uoiaph co *r*M f �T d UA #**jf *,1 f 1, «?!• ** »\ «-"' *v *t»'“f*r^#J%v*' ~1 r ir t tin VI I . l ow r a it mi _________ V O L U M K X I.IV K » l u h l l s l u ‘d HlOH UN Is Seen As Behind Reds In <Air Three To 1 an S A N IO IM ). Santa Claus i n u k i ’K N D K .n t I I ,O K I DA Comes iia m T l'K S D A Y D K (\ 'J. lll.VJ D e ta ile d A ir C o n d it io n s In New Secretary Of Commerce Reveals Business Optimism To Town R e ­ (t'linllniinl ibi Union Official Is Selected To Fill Ike Cabinet Post F o rce ! K o re a WASHINGTON t f t - G r n . Il»yt S Vundenhrrg said lislay Unit In Ihe - ( • F o r K asl llir CninmimUla "m m ’^Tiitnumlier n* by nl Irani three tn n n r" in Ihr number nf plane' III! blind Inr combat nr quickly livnllnblr. The Air Force elllef nf slnfl nilil n l . binvever, Ilia) Ibe linin' nil inrrieiil superiority b a t mil given llir II. N ( l in e s in Keren "Inn miieb trouble" up In mm "under llir liltlilullnii* Irnlb sides lim e nil s rrv e d . " Vnndeiiliei g dlxenitseil llie Kn ^ e n i i situation III n news eiuifrrenee P in wlllcll he mI nii said (lulled Stales air* units in Knreii "su rely lire mil enough fur nil enlarged scope of w arfare " He itielllrled. Inn, a eiilllllieul (lull "when yon slick vuur head In a hornet's Iirsl you’ve uni In lie nrennred In baek ll up " Vandenberg added llud ihe Air K l i m III Knrea wiis "in mueh l ir tlrr sh a p e " Ilian it was line venr a!!n In expand Ihe senpr n( _ l h e war " i f the pnliey nf ihr U S " J s l m n l d liemami il The Air Force i hlef nnleil Hml thp lleil air leiilil •> n In Ibe K i r Hast had Imbuled Ihe inlriNlnrllim Into Manchuria nf In-lit let hmnhcrx which are fast, aide tn c arry a heavy loud nf bombs and have a range .several Unies that nf Ihe :i I n i r M r ', B h I(I> u 1 R e s ig n s City Authorizes Thousands Are Expected To Witness County Board Is $61,000 Purchase Sanford Christmas Parade Tomorrow Asked To Ratify Of Equipment Hospital Croup Audit ini' Finn Prai­ i: iiiyr Of City I’ re* i dim: > lu M .u is b» three bull bom lo li n . tin ),.>>." I " weeks ,;lid . .1 .v will lie the a ril : loi (ill |h<- liulgi * to IU*pi < t llieiii ' ill of |o||» ole Santa ( I.IU.S lontlir I be Navy lolm eil umiirl and rnw aflerimmi at ’ (o o 'l l o i k with ru.iM'limi; mill (non Ihe Saulnnl .. Hie it r e a li 'l p a i.ob- ever staued on N n .i l Auxibam Vtr Station will ses S jty t* r s K e e p * **" ‘b'wnlown . i n e i , nl Saolm d le.ol the parade sljirttni! at tin 11 |. , .lovial SI Nli t will III! Ihe N.n y ('enter on la.isl First S h e e t l l O O K S heal Is nl ton lu b and •llllilren movini* west In Mak \iemo with Ihe faseioalm : e\i ilemeill I f'nrilhu* soilllt on llak Ibe pmee* ami llie *|unt .d l .o l u d In <'hr 1st sum will m u le down In I ’miiH' 1#|11*-}«■! ** nf In *|| || ...... . ttllls Slrei I ami Inm east itoinit In San *'i|lll inmaikt I in \ni i*mi •t( .Ml f nuts and all Ibe wmid.ofiil Hml tni wiili d leid Avenue nod I lienee mirth n. lilt nl * nf tlii Til \ ii nil llir Simla will make hisiltainulle Hu \ ,n v l enter m u e attain where ItiitiJ nf it |h i I- nf tin* |fef « lit appeal am e billow tint an nnprcee lb. ellllill'en will lie awarded Ho*• l l" l i i m l , ut ii im*I «i.t .f N il, IlHI.tl |, wa« appluvi .1 lad an* Id •bmbd UA mill l l i i is li i ia s proees- pit/es f«*r IIi«mi%iiviiN nf n*» v m**|iiml Xfln Ihr |>.irni!i\ llir l».miT mil si I ii *»pri m l MMclihi! iif ‘ h* Tit* c h i b lm i Anmrtimr armiml 3:W I( h,«» t«» tin* cuini-r nf Kirs! S lm * i CumimmitHi. |i"iil Mattnnlin Avriiun In phiy Yhv TifiiiniiiiriJim frllnu • I diI*hi it P mi IriHiidfil m this mrrrv |irm*i*ii* I r b r i s l m a i niru U ;nid niu»ir I wilt) T'itv Miiniiirrr Ti»i»i 1.»**»*•*»% hr ;M 'small mu! u *Srhoolx m rb im.Knim «f toplarina |H,t,» r n l 1:sum ! J . will ' IH m *,u finals " ,:ns 11,111 r T T \ull hr ihftmls*r,| iimii nmm ruri> 'uilmo*lr*l hint vvinn-oiit nniih- I lnr« ,T ol)vs reprvRi*nlhtis r v r r v Wnlnrsilay tn rn nblr llir rhlhlrrn menl. whirl.......... I the (’111 "»>'*' 1r ' n r i ' l Kb Ini' h ! " ! " ' »" ’T l P‘“,W ' !,r',,,* r'' fm ,hp >, 'i r n '1': nl 1:30 limn t » i unit ... i i , , ’ '•nlr.il I-Inrlilu biiib si boiillmmlii. s f * I'lifte Four) Casselberry Slate, #Wins In Town Vote By HiK Majority A ni'iird liiniilier ..f voters parllelpuleil III til" Inwii tdeetlon at ('a sxclb eiry yealerduv in which renilldutex bucked by the foniolei | nf the lilt!" town. Hibbard ( ’a s - 1 s c l h c n v , were swept Into offices bv tnrg.- majorities. A Inlul nf - 0 3 vote* wen* lab • Hid In tbr idecllnn, wlilrh saw Tin* IU*v. filenti H, Hmliu ^1 linn I * mnnilm, with l.ruml new ! ,! !'!!] !'n ' h','! Im,! I r ' T * ' ' ‘V“ i"‘i l| Joseph I. lalliii' defeat Harmon nieption Ho ImnclirMs hundreds nf of chililrrn ehililrcn Mil ,M ii ntliin (III filer, editor of Ihr local weekly ibr ThriHtinn unit MIs s Imhui ) At- 1 Mini..... luipim nt. and oilier partlelpunls ilewspapei ami severe rrltle of Ihinr** Thurrh but rm im in f M* tleorye II. 'Villbiios. head id \etlni; iijam "iliret i orders Ibe town's founder. Mr. I.alrd l*4iNti*rittr bi’t r in if11 In (hi lh;iy- ■be bieai offiee of Vlmward ami from Santa ( ’Ians ,b>lm Pierson »**i'rlvi *1 1 »1! vutiM iiinl Mr. U»r i*«! ^,l**1* It* in Ii Allium* Cbm •b. . ompanv. auditors, ................. ted eo nrdinaled the planmtt of tinIbe wav ill wliieli tin < itv’s .• parade with tin- belli ill led It Hu Tlli* vnleM iteiimiiilleteil Mill •oids an- kept Mi William-, Junior Cli iniber nl I 'o in m e i ie ami illilntrn <if Mi CiHM*1l*err> int» Vernon V lm y u.d and I ....... llie Merebants Assoelalloo llriollei pioposed » m . line, ami I'rires aiuomitliii: to $f.n wdl be Mve-yeiii c o u l .i e t s in fiedii.He awarded to Hie lop l in e r pi r.n b llie audit my of ibe I 'll . wool.-, of five different Itniekels fo| eos liy Ihe b.i'ully-fornii’d ' K n . 1 im ibe eumtmuv is de.air ibis binii's, bleyele und velible deem i , , lyinuue. Inns Tblhlriri bj. i*;«,m: N, ,.,| nf I" UNM'inhlf’ r.n Must Flrxl S i m t Ilermi.n .lov.e rellrlmt mnvm Tto- Itev. litenn K. .Smith, Maxtor r„„eertdni? il„. |ilti* bn Im I u m h (b<* Navy CVlil«*r anil Ibi a f t e r two ro n s rc n tn e te ,m s. J u n ,,, rh riM lnn „ n,| Missionary m-w mpilpment. .Mr I .I'lllHM I* III ins Allen and Arthur tobnson. Allinnee (Ihur.li, him reslmied Ids *‘ lbirlnjf Ibe lii-l I J monib**. Ih« ' Miiyfulr Inn at ? IK) n Inrunibent. will fill l in e " older, position Imre to arcept the pastor * *»*i( lu (Hr Tjl v blit hvrii men's seats. Unrolls were a" fnl- ate of the Ihivtmif, Itearh AHInnre I bun 4Vf I Mill fur pn 11** .11**11« f»»i biws In llie aid"! nllHile men: I ’tiureh, Mr. Smith will assume hi* fho tiltl ri|iti|iMi**lT |*|:i*- nl****’ M a jo r .biyre, I 'd. Mr. Allen. IM'*i new duties on Her. | I '*1*11*1 U.MHI iiuiii bruit 4 nf (im ! Mr. .tnhnmm. I I I : Clmile Winkle, Ihtrini; Iris better tlom ••Itrlil j liibtM mill lb** Uiim" wit I***! «b**u nil; Mr*. Mai hole Merrill. HU: yearn in Sanford. Ml, Siuitli lias V nrl, wilNlt'l hr lliij «|t»f|« It. l.ownleMull1 Ht. amt Jaek w itnessed rnnsidetahle mow III in "NiPVV, ttc will liuvi" U«**h| *'»|ill|* Owens, :t:i. Members of the tie- Inenl Allinnee f'liureh. A new fIM-III wblrll Wilfl’t * a*i|t|||*• tljak•-*-1» . I.eauoe ru-li1 Mr-. Merrill* presl- lubldiur has been er reted at I 'nr K pfiiil Hint i 11Vi-t in n««- nf III** fmi I mrf ^ .lent, Mr. laiwdi imilk and Mi. Avenue and l-'ourteentb Street nl I-* *(iiim i f»♦i Hu "i*i *nit•*I*'11111'4. B Iti t I ii llir 4 il I I:**i*11»111*it*i4* t**. Ir Winkle, while the three victors mi nppruximnte total cost nf I l»i* juirt bunr util fmmitt-<| at C b ii't iiia s iianule will ),< m fm „ Were im-nilo-rs of Mr* ( ’aimed, ) I I.IMi'l. Approximately llie same I f>«*t ft iit *i\»r ii llir***yt*iir real " s illp r is e ", Al Sktnm |U. herrv’s shite, amount hns lo-on ulvi'ii liy the j,„| t I m * Till- int. i e . l ” I’' I " " in llu- Yaebt ......... today Howard Iturri. won oxer Mary ehurcli to mlsalons dm ion Id* *!uy Vdl.nee will be elo-aper than the ............. ....... j , 11**‘ * bun A. 1lull'd l, »e» retnry nf the hero. n|iki i'|l nil 11u > nlrI » i|M ||ilnrf|t f| ,, . r, . man nf tin LbniH f'ltili’n Cbi i *s( iik, |.en«rue, in the l i n e f " r town Mr. Hnilth has been nrllve In llu clerk. ( ’('J eotes to 711 The town n r, ,.r m w , t ............................. * him |'i hml ............. Ib* last ninrsbnll, due fibldividl, reeelveil Im'OH r h c l i ’il twice nri'Nhlenl nf the min «'■in .............. .. ........ ... C n X . ' " i , 1Y' "ill"In " llu* F»iitl|fi*1 "itvi'tv v," v v» im ,for l " we will ml-............ me up will........... llie hlphi'Hl number of vote* nil S* inlfinli* Loiinly MlnMrriiil A n Jill|Mh«*i It nrtil III*’ i "il\ aaill bava |Iiiiil? *bff* iMbit‘ ami* inii'i anfi the ball'll Hi dofentltw Ids op- xoclntlon. .llie. a*l . vii *ilnne nf- new mm binary. liM il i mv inlient, lla r rv I ’mlot, till vote* Mr. flinilh cxprcaneil In** fond Turn In* ul iilllnmntive cnnceriiN lie ib* lilirrl lo ■'lilIrnMl 11* SI,yllur. — In r*fi. The latter was a l.ea«un nenN for Sunford, nnd hi* reiciot »t reeelveil ntileM for 10 v* bu I**** or ® ramlldiil". leaving. "O ne a p p r w la t e . Sanford ||0 |,,.r Mnlnr Hnlan "I mu uol 1'iiillg lo illsrlohr inn plans now, tint I would ihIvim Mrs. Hot'. Hamilton said the more (bun ever when lie face* the , |mv nf H7 lo Ii" ul llu1 patadi- to b'nirne would ••oooernto with the neccaulty of IcuviuK, und of sever- : i r„,h„lni for three Ibrec cvcryonimot row In srr mil flout.’* elected nfflrlals In the lutereat illjf the th-s wiilcll have been *"*’•*•* |utuirtirr ton tdek.iip Fhevrtdel Assisting I,ion Hkiitiu-i will ’«■ of the town. 'll with Its friendly people, bo f , ui-kis ami *fl,7Hn.:i7 (after trade. , , , , . 1L Cub l.lon Hill White and past Kmc ilrrlarr-il. " W e hnVv Im-i-ii tb r re / V «cyen opv-linlf ton pick- |<jon ( > r |, C(ir|„,n. The l.bm . Clol. SCIIOOI. HOAfUl ripirnt s of llie cltarn rlrrlstlr kiml float will lu. fifth segment of Ho Hills received for n new xln«e lii-s* o f thi- people here, anil bavo up ( h e v o l r t trurks. Holler Motor ._Sulcs |,,|r<j In m the glgmiti. f.r. . . . . . . ._al... . . enter. . m in i sM.. e niion urn m e gig curtain at Seminole Hlith Schrml npuri-clated grently our ronju-ninl r.'' low dil* of *~,l .<! for two unit Christum* pioeCHsmn, p i oevsslon, wbl I were onetied this murnlntf bv the relation* with Sanford's official*, oid.m iiblle kit's kH's lo In- used by will begin mllie 1^1 g west d>.« I. Seminole County Elnara "f 1’UldJr IU mnny uriianlEiitiunt, cliurchci OlilsmnbllK j»0 n,.,, p<*t»firt*m*nt and an F irst Slrei-t tomonow nflei noon Inatruellnn and were referred rtn and .rbool*. Wo ahall mlsa tliese r «|,|M,l(,idb- hk m || ''IH at 2 :3 0 p. in from (In- Navy Cen­ the City Architect Kllon J. Mulish- mnoclutlond and with tho very f«*r u. e of the City Munuger’s of ter # lo n for ultitlv. ln?it for tholr futuri*.*' fu-e, .IciliM Henderson, onst dislriel He will hnkr hi* rccnmmcmlallun Hoinlnole County Motor* was Iin-siib-nt mnl m i le n t Inteliiutimi on the bid*, which ransed from *2.7M tn *3 7M. nl Ihe retfulnr F u i k I h F o p C h r i H l m a K uwurdtsl the eontrnel for If) one ul eouiirllnr of llu- l.lnn* Club. win. It OMlflH'F III* I'HH•* •*•«** mill iilie-liiilf Ion Dodge trueks, mcetlmt nf the School Hoard on D riv e T o H e S ta r te d lu east *IH,lll7.*0. 04 Rev. Glenn Smith Resigns Pastorate Of Alliance Church # .Itid .ire S tc n s lr .im 11111 ‘S t s A cliiM t III 1 I»"M» « mi C n n iliiis . (> n ii * •ii M ;i I I, l*.*1 I K « ; >ii < 1'I T i l Hi ■ I •' | R ' l III n ffi. I .1 l ;i SOCIAL. BKCUIHTY llaymond Rash, Field Tleni<-*elilatlvd of the Orlando Soelal 8‘s-urIty office, will Im at the Court llouao in 8anford on Friday. Pec, *, and Fridge, Doc. Hf, Imtwrim tho hour* of 0:30 a. m. and 12:00 noon. Mo will wka claim* of retlreil wnrlttra, thalr deoandents, and aurrlvor* of dacwtiM worker* and dlatrlhula dlatrlhute Informational ma- in.111 I1. < I I***- llltlll I 'i III) |||it fei f I. l!|*|<* III i «| lil'fiil c ||i* ( . hih T „ 1 **f <’"iiiiiii-*'i(*Hi i • .it»*i I ,,M,n 1 ' **l*111I ll t cl* 1* I Hill •mum Fuller U H i* ii " IT i) "V |iif I lu" h i ** m m seln'l t il '>«v lit III |llM| I n n l n * I** 1 a f! ""Hll'll V > I - ■* ■^.4%r> *■ ...... ~ T+J v • /IV’T , I ’*, • ~ M3B I r j H F • • 4 VV: W * < 'm u I Y i " i'll I * S e c s ! l ; i c t H ill ( )f K c n i m m it* I >i \ i ’ li >| H l l i ' l l t S o n il \i u \ i »»: k t S hi* i.m Ut *-kt i n it i ah ■* in.ih v Ini I j 11*1*11 i i. !<t| t ?R. H* I •. 4 f ,11 V •i ■ii min i » ■* <if I I !«*!,* v tii1 ilnri ' fit* ■ * f mill in n t w **«» nf lit#* 1I' IMl 4r r -S • \I ft' III ill! HIM| It Ml* /♦I ! •11 t n it i**ii I I * •t» * I** nl* " I * I* • I |I*A llilll ■ Vm 1»'M11'" l " "eip.iliOL* tn lit. narade will lb. nu iit.. until I l*i jl 1*t'l ...... . Id be liumU bands finin (mm Srmlunfr ........limb, pip. 1, hr lliul* ♦** 1............. |i I hi ,h i |ml 11 |H> "•iiiii.«- n , J(, Sebnnl .Sanford .Itinloi lllyli Set.....I mu'Mi- li'Mi i • tin vi n f IM III* I'rttnins Aeailemv and prep band llllll 1ri u It Mill> 1 ■* is ]" 1 . nf from Mrlandn Ihjt'aw.ilei and rbi ♦ti ■11 "ifi . ..... 1 Inbii U M • I It Ibwine, f i l l . ami Wiiilei Park and 1■in/i 11 '•» 'i ' M* • t ■f ’ n •im 111in fb til Ibislis lb. * f* ih *"•ii 1 1 f *i 1t III S lull •Ml l"l* b* •<1 111 -1f ill K\ rrv * l\ Ii I lilt* mill hi ; a hi/,i 1 1 u ill f > ball* 1 1 Tli» |i.t 1 ) .- Ill;' ,i "«»I1 lias In I II Hit »|M|| |.| , fit, , , t it • i* .1 , iitt 1 l. l 1 'ill. Mil Ifhm r ( M a M ,| \N hiial ill llir p at,nli a** Inliq n> if • ill*.I F i .-•i il »; is,|,i t |.ib-n r ttllfoi ills III III, r 11r 141111a > rIII* In« • Kill.* i i" " 1-111111,1 Ii t U II111•ii I'lpI I* I11V U .......... •■•I tom Mr I'liu m »i » sfalril i lublirn u ill lb* i it I in fin iiHjiiii i.f ii>. H‘"*»i*"i ttli'i 1 bt* 111v ili il to iiiiirrii in their n u *III f fnf tlJni<.s |M. (M|f||a|| | " a ....... tbr * nli filth h:ivr> nf I .. .1 s' I .1 ' Ib f, .f»H I «,*%*’f (i*#| till i 11It It|r * HI mM Ill'll Fiivl 1*1. " v |»n/r nl Sla u ill h« 0 " l» t.b .tu ariln l It* the uinni'ts uilli $|<> I ll*'"»»» |,9 0|M.4i'*, I Ml"'11 r o 11•*■ |»t \t ' I II t'llf* *♦"*>» "M | |«m t S ‘"llllMiM, \It tlllH'lll * S|»MllL’ 'i ( M i l It I s R t ' l t ’ H M ' l l I I I ||lM|||il»* h'hll I A 4*M . OVI* till f..|>i|J|| | I T/i . \ tiliis i.t h i m W c id c n t I bit rill oil, I M •I IJ H i1 ii,j ,«HrI •*M\ I II" " »t*l I '** ill* (II ,*l ' rlllf.ll r| Kn* •** M I h*Iir ** At * ii 11 *,(ii. *’ h* ,i j <• i I •*I t I IH 1*1 11 |ii * ■itlciM *i( llir limito Tbtiiiib* i 1 Ian U * , •» if It I. \D t • •*f f HlllllliM, , |»»|,»* t*.f (tint t b* •-i.il M I II I «t,t* If (' . tl h "t i if 11ill I i *|*i Mfn t.if i**ii in (iii- la* Null I I ' l I *i|it f | Ni If mill to M,i 1«|,HI I I•J|III 1.« 1 Ilf | Sll * I f l.| 1 bill M>* f "<Mil "I I 1t r f*M 11*1V* 11* 'III! |**i 1 NN* t 1 *1IT1 I ) • nl....... il b*> Mt Ibt bt m 111 Ht Ill's! I- 1 l 1 HI t i l l | If ' ♦ • 11* 1 Lm Iv I1da i* ii ii*l i"llui i* i inin i ii |« ft" V* Ih 1T 11* * ft t t|M I i,#ilIII•***•»•t • r.„ |1M* I!#,\ | Mh i i Ii Hi H • bi t tin-i t i |.|f slit.'l l hi’sr »l* <"ITfil(* •i .1 h .blit <11 \ ,i I Hill «| * 111*' 1, (Hiiim* *bi vc w #*|a* ,iimbs ;,j jj,, )tt 1*1*1 till Kill 4 i "tl t|. fiit.D fill* ll'** |4t p t 1 *1I" II* i b* " W.-'i •• fi"t tr ••tint* "ill *iit t*l 111j" nf •I»* N*'"itti«i|i f v, Im* 1 ini" ’ 1" 'll.'ll -*' f *•11 M * -" Ii" - *f -t.-iie .*f 1"I«M*t * b|||lll ♦ nf I | S hI|'*I«||I I **<if,,|■i I m Hr t b :*1 • Hl‘ biMlb 1 1" ih •Iif* *»•• . •'••It I'"* I mFji •*119* 1*i§»ia|%.!•* jtl 1 lot .. 1Jt tb •( '» H t l i l t ' J 'ld lfi *4f i’ll p*111till f 4lieI "I III »tint*, II*" T if v IK.lt b* -I Fm lav iif li f I! I•*' I fin' him i -I %♦* J»« I (**)| H H4 I it k I'IT 111 B I'tk lamii, ,tfn *®!»ifil f( I I •I <1 O 111 0*11 slllflli Sllbf , t bill) 11■11*i H| lib- )h !li»‘ iiiiiK't flu** iimi iiinr I i t ,f, (111 ' t f.H ,. ■i iijn "I I M il fill. * I • f ' SlMiti4 4 f .j, 11 h a , 1 1 , id * l,jll*l«l rt Dm,,MtCl'd * |,(* |||» ul.I • i \m "ti*bl l b " lli’tin II. 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II 11! 11" i i l i iii i- | Mrs. Wl'fbt K h H» t hh we lt , t* l III.11, Hi " hi i ,i I in till f ■ f b i n, dr i* i n lij* b ............... .. , ' ’11|," ' ,l" 1 lh‘ •it «• T il ",|l <■l l M u n li" un M" " " H< • I bt brill > M i* J . f I O v ie d o F n m il> H e a r s ti .fiimiMV til* ,n'': “>'• II .i lb t N( 1 < .III h i I f l l ' fl ll l ll tl Mi. SjlllU itnli'f' Hull |r» Mini Ml s ill I II I J'lfl n f l . p b . ' f O f N e p h e w ’ s D e a t h llir 'vnnbl I"- Mu MiPrs ,*u"[ «« Dm-I* , III F ‘ I Ib fi" ib'iibl 11 11 Th.f1 ,' tvtiiiltl Im* *i*■* " i " l f i f f ii Di tin b»iM' I 1111*“* h I , 1 M, ra n In Oil' lib *1 ti, , I* \ ff|., M i'il|ltfi|lll*l’*«. i ll I|«li *'I* Y hi.I' h fiiti liH i*t|i| H VIKlU t 1S|.e. ml 1 Win.I im ci r •-111i i 11 ih Mi'll ' hi1 STMI . lu M I iiii'I Ibr* '*Muibi*rw M(»t'’b.M [ FuiM'i it ■t I >. I •..-."I l.'.eiveil Mr-. . .C •i He 1 T• , , I,v , , Mi, mnl , lid lie uiiieip.lt. ,| ||,.,l ||„ ft, W. fb'jiiM1* ('Hiti»|•*v I » • p. 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The Florida Kiiuipmenl U-exbnrg, I limit ilia anil flusbnell. ,.r n l |n f |Mt tl ..f thi- oil leave at Ids h«llte ifi Wisconsin P -ei'e O lim i j 1 , vtn -i t the timid Monday Company. Jacksonville, entered ore holiHnu election* lodny to nam e Ve „ r over ibe enllra m-rio.l ..f nnd Uiiirdi-d the (ilobemnsler al e'liirg.- of ,, mmiibitighlr , lor lam es Mellon Curler 12, w|m R'ontlaoed On Pane Four) •tigioallv i-bnrged with uuu.l.-i ,,|s„ lu l.l 011 .1 federal "b a r g e town offlrlnls. llir,|," ] Camp MrChnnl, Waxli,, for Ills ieI ii 'lu- first ih-gii . , Neal plea.led transportin': a stolen ear from A Is.il mlniitc write-in lamnnlgM 1*1 answer n mi.-*lino. Mr. (urn lo Alaska added another nam e lu the list of J e f f r l a * •aid. " T h " nallooal fniin* Milter eidisleil 111 llu- Air Forvi- K'ult.v to tin- h -v p i .I eburge of IjH-kxim to FI I .imlrnl.de wbero S a n fo rd M a n A b o a rd two qualified enndldnle* hi Ibe race ■latlnn will give aid to em-niie m-e.l. a year ago. Tin- youth's father wax 1111.pxl 11ugbt.T- Hi uttoi'Meyx tti-n- he wax arrexti-d last week |i:,vis s(.| |,uml ,t t in non fur l.vle s y li, no nuillei* who ll lx. It will visiting Mr. mnl Mr*. Idttletoo in William Huteldsoii .11 an.I Coi.lon R e tu rn in g : T r a n s p o r t for mnvor at |jingwn<Ml (fliullfled ( undidnil's fur Ibe of ),,, your (roinnilllee) lull t». t" I Ovleiln a l tin- time llu- crush wa* V Frederick. I’ aimer Wis'd. 32 untiled in I'itt.xTin- defendiipt - v u - . liuiged with tuu-gb on churgex ..f post office ftevrn Central Floridian*, veter­ fire, whose names appear on the m,1* Idea nemss '» H people in 1 i-ported. Mrs, Millet was eapii-ti'd are lloberl W. Dunn nail O. Mu- forthcoming .Mve." j to Join her buxbaiul here hint week the x Iliving o| I ’urlp l.ee Ciuil j rnbla-rv mi April '0 li'.'.l Wood an* of the Korean rnnfllrt, are dim bulbil, H. Snmlcrnas, while the write-in On J a n . 2 Ibe " M a —li " f lllnu s" lull plan* wore rniicelb-il willi her lumi, Winlei I'nrk, with 11 knife hnd been living in II oIIvwimkI tllldt-r Kept. it. an assumed nam e 11111I « is reeng. ilrive will b""'ln. fulminating on son's ilenlb. transport^OcnT N<d*nn" M.1” Walker p/uln01" " " * * * ' ” ' y __ --------- jJ jw . 3 , . be * 4,tied. One other uuirder i u m - n - m a li " iiln-.l tbroucb .1 "w inted" eirculn r or at Seattle almnrd the navy or-Inru " nmhcnt* ll. C, Carlson. J a m e s , « w 0 f]n<, mum h’i *,i*reei.l of ,.l* to In- tried In llie full term " f Cir- In the Hollywood I’osl Office, trnnsonrl Marine l.ynx, the A»»o- II. Heller and I., C, Walker ore »o||o i-Mr* reipdre fi- uuli.l nld," 1enll Court, Hint of Itnmlolpb MUelated I’re** reported, F IS H IN G AND IID N ’IIN li seeking rc d c c tlo n a* cmmelbtien Mr. J e f f r l " * eontlnueil, | ler, Koulliwi-xt Knud, .lu nged with Alaiard the (ten. Nelson M. white oilier qualified randldatca .Diirlri" the oiiextloo nod nii*wr> i A IoiaI of 2(1,337.73 In receipts M o v ie T im e T u b lu Walker arm fat. Jump* It. Darin, for the five roitncll aruts nru J . iierlud, Mr*. Nnnev llrock ooitii.-.l from flslibig mnl liiiotln.' Ili-etmi** the find degree nuirdor of Wash a ir / . Hrlmton Ave„ Hanford and Sgt. Al- A. Coltingham. Heth Hahcock, J . OUt IlOW ijlfferepl orge-d-xlloox and niiirlal *3 xlainpx for s la te . Ingliin .lulinsuii. Went Tbirlri'tllli phonao I* McCoy, I I I * W. Madl- It. Orant, A I.. Holms, l,m-r-> “Uch as llu* III-to Hb'uni I’M serv. ileslgnuleil liiitiilng an-nx ilm iog S tre e t, with a knife J u n e 7. "Tip’ (iieatexl Jlliow on Karth" The first nf tin- three murder aon Rt.. Ocala. I :l)t> - 3:41 • d:2« - 0:21 frine*. L. J . North and E. E WII- Ici1 aomrlty e»uld hI.I in the sue- the month of Novmnber has heeu ras e s wliieli appeared on the Almanl ll.,* Marine I,yn» arm llamaon. sent to the x ln lr Fresh W ate r Fish Mov |Ft. w n ert-x of the ilrl“". docket was that of Hubert K il­ CpI. CiUfanl U Baumgariiner. <1*7 Hen ll. Orav. incumbent. 11 op­ "A Street Cur Niiinrd Desire" Mr*, (i. H. Fl-blaiek. citniiiab*" ami (Jmuu Coiniiilxxioii, 31r*. I.etim lians, UP, ti lt l West Tenth Ktrcel, E. Ilowy Dr,, Difgutd) CpI. Johnny posed by Woodrow Preicott In the advisor of the Firs' stnto uolio Fowler, ehlof clerk o f llie County Show stnrts dCIO. feature (1:1*7 who was sente need yesterday to H. (Jo**, Auburmlalas Cnl. James race for I m collector, while Mr. district, **»nr1ed that oon of II". Ju d g e 's office, snlil yesterday, intermission H;fd', lust feuturo A total of )*,3H2.73 In licenses n term of 30 yenrs o fte r ho plemlC. ounn, Ounn, D a S tn o upl. Dpi. unartes CharU* E. o. u*uary; r.. 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White, mmofficer, announced today. V o'clock In romilar rommunb-atlon mamtlng Tho Ranford Husines* nnd Profor the annual election of offleora, feaalnnal Club will conIt waa announced today hy It. C. duct tho Women's bel|.ringing rnllertlnu Whitmire, secretary. Worahlpful Saturday with other loral rlvlc Master J. Vidal done* requeita a organisations to take ovi'r the bells pood attendance nf Maater Maaona on each of following dav*. for thl* marling. Fund* collected will be used In presdlng Christmas cheer to * ie<#' people by provhllnp them with aurh Items a* food, elothlmj nil loya. Such neisly rusiple should ret In touch with the Hnlvallon Army, tho captain said. - 1 1 i t •I ; 1 11 • |. it L' P a sto r No. 7.1 A.HHIicillli'll P r o * '* 1.e a s e d W i r e V a n d o n b e i ’t f | O f if n k w s i ' a i ’K h * p o rt 9 i m I '.u lli i Ininli |n i loads .mil inilil mill i lew showers In e x tre m e inn III this .Illi'i IIIMIII anil In rn il r .li null mu tonight, IVeilnesila.v fair mil -.ll'jlilli i milr i nnrlli purl inn. flclivrry. hj 7:00 I*. >1 . ph-ase rail G iv e s \vi nun i tar alia jour Ktnfi.nl I I n »Id, Cllf G e n era l hi . '(d u rA.^*a lAitit*'.. � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 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/64e95721f92398560a55fe4dbea5c3ce.pdf 80fcd7644d751edd7f31694f52893ae4 PDF Text Text T 1- 1 J ' J-'* V--- .* *: —* ——■—• ' --------------------------------- in South EFC Title All-Time Attendance Record I b Set A b 2,600 Fans Storm Memorial Stadium 2,000 fans — an all-time ■watched an all-time dream true last night aa the 8cmlllarh School’s gridiron braves successfully repelled Del.and on­ slaughts to record an awe Intplr Tng 13-0 19-0 triumph over the power fuT Bulldogs doga that gave Sanford the undlspu . ted championship of the southern Cast Florida Conference. I.ake If/inroe’s "Locomotive" — Junior Metis waa tho power force behind the Seminole attack, scor­ ing both Sanford T D ’a on nms of eight and four yards. Thu Feds scored early In the game and after Jimmy Fo* converted, the Celery Fed* held a 7-0 lead at the Initial period. Metis ran 41 yard* on a dou­ ble reverse to highlight the sec­ ond scoring assault. Ilel.and tame back with Jim Hearn, bril­ liant running halfback, smash­ ing 11 yards dawn to the Fed Iwa. Curry Lindsey plowed aver and Wheeler Hammerblll con­ verted to make lb# score read IB-7, the ultimate margin. Both teams fought hard In the last half staving off alternating TD thrusts. The two star runners In the game for both sides were Injured. Hearn hurt his neck when Metta hit the Del.and back knock­ ing him out of bounds In the last period. Metis sprained his ankle In that bitterly fought fourth quarter. Kay Davie waa outstanding smashing tho Del.and line for M yards, hla beat performance all Crooms-Eustis “Celery ThompHon Will MIhb FSII Gome Saturday TALLAHASSKK - Halfback Roy Thompson. Florida State Univerilty’s fleet break away runner, will not make the trip to Spartan­ burg, 8. C., for Saturday’s football game with Wofford. Coach Don Veller said today It had been decided to leave Thomp­ son home because of failure of a shoulder Injury to respond proper­ ly to treatment. With Thompson mil, the winghack assignment against Wofford will be shared by Harry Brlngger, Al Woodham and Jimmy Mestinese. Veller said he was well pleased with the way Messlnese has been punting in practice this week. He was praised Into service as a kick­ er when Tommy Brown, regular punter, waa sidelined by a twisted knee suffered In the Georgia Tech game. Thurs. Nov. 27, 1932 Page 8 Tilt” Game Is Rated T IIK HANFORD IIK ItA l.D “Blind” Tackle Intercepts Pass Enables Auburn To Beat Clemson Panthers W ill Try To Avenge Earlier —2 -0 - Setback; Big Parade Is S t a g e d After Oil* afternoon’* big "Cel­ ery T ilt,” parade led by the colorBy RF.X THOMAS ful hand* from Rethune-Cookman AUBURN, Ala. Oft-Thc last guy College, Hungcrfurd, Kuslla and Crooma high achool*. the two prlnyou’d expect to Intercept a paia i i-lpul* of tho fostivltle* Croom* Is a giant, nearsighted tackle who can't even see a football In tho Academy und Kustl* Tiger footl.all team*, will engage lit the postair. M‘u»nn gridiron clash In the MemoBut "Blind Bill" Turnbeaugh did riul Stadium at 3:00 p. m. It Saturday and gave Auburn the i'rv-game dope*ter* are up In broak that led tu a 3-0 victory arm* a* to predlellng a winner. over Clemson. It put the ball In Home forecaster* pointed to the position for an 18-yard field goal. earlier 2-0 F.ualia triumph aver It was a spectacular perform­ (room* In the Memorial Hlaance for the 203-pound lineman dlum. Other* aay that It waa whose eyesight Is so bad ha can't Ju«l a lucky break that Lou la see the opposing backfleld from "Trlckman" Jackson waa nailed” the line of scrimmage. And It waa 'In hi* own end xone for the gam* the biggest thrill in the 22-year-old deciding *afely. senior * already . sensational grid­ By CHARLES- CHAMBERLAIN If the Crooms homecoming gam* iron career. CHICAGO on — Jimmy Bivins r. Turnbeaugh lib Isn't blind, but he’a admits that Etxard Charles hits of two week* ago can be token as as nearsighted nti as you can get hard, but he say a he's not the uny criterion, then at least 300 wmte fun* will view thla afterhi at arm ’s length la sharp puncher he used to be. that Ita school couldn't participate Ills own hand lust a blurry object. But turn him Cnarlcs, former heavyweight noon'll fruy. in a post season game. In that homecoming lilt with A secret ronlerence meeting, loose on the field and he's a sput­ champion, tried to display his so called new butchering style last l.eewhurg, 1,122 fan* paid their held In Palalka several week* tering crate of dynamite. way Into Ihe park with enouih It was part luck and a lot of night but had a hard time catch ago, changed this year's plan •gain and Bus Dunlop, president quick thinking that enabled him Ing up with old Jim alter Ihe first mure going In free to booat the xutr to over Ihe 1,390 mark. of the KFC, announced thnl to grab one of Clemson Quarter­ round. Boos frequently echoed through .glpha i'hl Alpha, the scholarship there would be no conference back Billy Hair's passes late In play-off game as originally plan­ the Auburn game, hold onto It and vast Chicago Stadium from the fraternity sponsoring, thla the ned, beraune of l*. K. Yonge re­ rumble 10 yards downfleld before 2,799 fans who contributed to a first In a series of poal-eeaaon he was stopped. gate of 27,371. At times, someone game* to be played each year in fusal to play In the title malrh "Something hit me In the chest out there among the customers the Memorial Stadium, haa pub­ with the southern winners. licised the game throughout the However, the KFC official* will and It waa a second or twn before shouted: "Takes two to tango!" state. Charles, who experts to get an meet here on Dec. 10 to inuke u I realised what It was," the giant Home A l'A official* are predict­ decision as to the winner of the grldder eaplalned. "Oh, I knew it other crack at the heavyweight ing a crowd in exceaa of 2,000, On dsfvnse. guards Bussell 1952 conference title. Coach Fred was a pass play because of the title In June after Champion Rocky which would set the football at­ " Wop” Mann, Ross llannum; tack­ Ganaa stated today that the Feds way I was blocked. Marciano has a rematch with Jer­ les Joe Pickens, Jimmy Fox and may have to settle for n ro-cham>rSo I Just sort of drifted down sey Joe Walcott, slugged Rivlns tendance record till* year. SeminNolly Nance turned In a auncrla- nlonshlp this year with P. K. the middle and ran right Into It. with a right to the Jaw at tho out­ ale High School’s gome with Ketlast live effort not to mention all-NFC Yonge. I did (he same thing once before set of the first round. It was the tcrllnua of Ht. Augustine renter Tarry Cordell, and ends Cal­ I l l * conference ruled against In an "A " l)ay (Inter squad) game, only big thrill rationed out to a „ tho ! h1 J lurgeal , j rF .„ football ■• vin Wright and Buoba Blehee. St. Augustine's Ketterllnus re­ but I didn’t get to run with the national TV audience during tho >G‘*'', I88U with 1304 being paid, the four-game ( room, attendSlated to play the northern win­ presenting the northern section hall. Last Saturday wai the longest dull 10 round bout. The 33-year-old Cleveland Negro * nr* figure* show un all time ners — P. K. Yonge, — the Celery because or ita nest best record to run I ever made In a game." *n, Feds may become victim* of con­ Gainesville. Ho again, the KFC Auburn drum-beaters call Turn­ went down to one knee In the r*‘f,,rd " f •;**'* “"prveedented 2.719 total fusion or the newly adopted sec­ title will he determined by legis­ beaugh the "radar" boy with a corner. Rivlns blinked hts eyes and 1 •**d »''mlaiilon*. , . . .. tional play-off mla-up. It all ceme lation rather then on the foot­ "hear 'em. feel 'em, grab ’em" took a mandatory eight count. " E * still hits hard but he Isn't ‘ A‘ «<l|' my h»« faired welt about when Gainesville announced ball playing field. technique, but "Blind Bill" himself and Coach Ralph Jordan hive a the sharpshooter ho used to tic,” .u,ll,l1 B,r ,.(lu CuV# t ,e r,» * n*i “ , observed Rivlns, who lost three of ‘ ‘ H' '{h.," ! ? * io n more scientific explanation. four previous bouts with tho Cln Says the coach: clnnatl Tiger. He didn't punch M'v.'nf ", ' t hI f ’room ? d.. l #v• n "Bill does a lot Just by feel and sharp. A sharp punch will numb undefeated. The Croom. eleven touch. Sometimes he get* hold of nn Aulnrn man hy mistake. Rut you and stick with you. You can ,Vr,T * l,1, u ,t i , r/|!,h ' «t hrh# tialrw ‘J j5 ll more than that, It's playing by •hake off the hard hits." Charles was not too happy about ‘n o ; Del.and. 13-12: and pressure, lie's learned that even when he's blocked from the Inside, ...... ............... ............ w . Florence V illa,JIM ). the play generally goes outside Blvinx kept out of my reach. , u ()WBVer .the long winning However him and vice versa. So he plays It he sold " lie ran awoy. I need „lr r , k WM finally ended In Winthat way." a guy who will fight bock, then ,,,r |.urtc when the Panther* were And when he wraps his 263 I can show my best. I think Pm lin k e d by the powerful Hungergelling shgrper all the lim e." , ,.|,.veni i 3.„. About this time 'around a runner, It's rough. As for that blow that sent Rivlns |H(|y |m.|< stepped In and plagued Turnbeaugh, a product of Tucumceri, N. M . wore contact down In the first, Kx clinched his the Frankllnmen with untimely In306 E a s t F irs t H lr» « l I ’ hona 09H lensei when he played high school left fist and held It up. " I hit him jurlee. Crooma went Into a tall . . _________ football, but Jorda at Auburn says with my right," he explolncd. spin, ........... fulling to .Kuatla, 2-0 and aucReferee Johnny Rohr amt Iho ium|,|ng to l.eeshurg 10-14. he can get along better without them because he "trie* to see too two Judges each scored their cards Thu*. Ihe Panthers will be put much." He wears regular horn­ 32-42 for Charles, who weighed U3 1 to break their three-gemr losing streak against Kuatla today, rimmed glaisos on Iho bench and pounds to Rivlns’ 183. Charles' next fight Is earmarked Capt. Oscar Williams, the hard in Ihe classroom. for Boston on Dee. 15 ni<nlnsl running scoring leader, and Big The it fnot 4-lneh tackle has alArthur "Gee" Knight, aecond woya had poor vision. On the eye Frank Buford of California. highest point getter, will be th* chart It registers 20-200. about as T u b u la r a fa a l . , . low us it can get. playrrn to witch In th li Impor­ (q u ip p e d w ith 2*saat YANKEES tant cnrminttr. And don't say anything to Turn­ Slrate-Olider, rings, fra* beaugh about his nearsightedness Famed Eddie EBay, the P*nthee The World (.'humph n New York peie bar, tw a swings, being over - exaggerated. "Heck Yankees, not to he outdone, an­ Hid who sacrlflcod eight teeth and no. he snorts, " I sure wish It nounced that 38 of their farmhands n cut lip to *uvo Crooma from * tw a chinning bora. was " mode cither the first or second all- Kustl* touchdown three week* ago, star teams In their respective will lie Inserted In tho starting H KM lM Jl.K KKCOltDH lineup this afternoon. leagues. ONLY $1.75 Hcorlag I)r. G. It. Htarke, financial sec­ The brightest of these young­ Player a TD KP EPM T l sters Is Rill Skowrnn, Kansas City retary of A PA, stated that the Metta fraternity may Invito two collego 2 0 0 outfielder, who won Rookie of Iho Fox 0 I I 11Year honors In Iho American Aa- team* to the Memorial Stadium Total* 2 I I 13 aoclallon. A former Purdue star, nest year t" ploy ,jn the aecond Hushing i Skowron led the A.A. with 3! home annual “Celery 1311* game“ We plan on making thla g*nt* Player Al. Yd. Aeg, runs, 344 total - bases, 134 runs a big event each year, ho said. Davl* batted In and batted .341. 16 H4 3.3 I I I Bast Firat Street I'hone 12 Melt* >8 U3 3.2 Cockctt 12 21 1.8 Howell 1 -1 -1.0 John Taylor 23, Lindsey 2, Henry Total* 47 127 4.2 Passing D ELA ND Player At. Yd. C. Avg. E n d a-U , Taylor, Hill. Tackle*— Metta 6 72' 8 .000 Murray, Hweat, Campbell, Amber. Punllag Guards — Fanchcr,- Barbee, H. Player Al. Yd. Avg, Hrlce, A. Brice. Centera— Marcel, NEW YORK Wl — College footMetis 3 123 41.0 (lerdel. Racks— Hearn, Henry, Tl bnll'a Thankaglvlng Day menu to­ TU B YAKDHTICK son, Hnodgraas, Lindsey, day aervea up. moatly traditionHanford DeLand Taylor, Barber, BANFOIU) , l T hrmtop gamea of tho allm card Ends— Ulabee, Sheffield, Wright. pit Cornell a»«ln.t P.nn*,lvanla Tackle* — Pickens, Nance, Fox. Guard*— Mann, llannum. Center* •ml Teaaa A k M agalnat Teaaa Cotton Bowl bound Southweit Con­ — Cordell, Rack*— loickett, Davis, E cho #* Acroan T h # D a k o ta In d ia n T e r r it o r y t ference champion*. , ... Metta, Howell, Hutchison. Penn baa a ot at; stake In Ita W IT H Hcor* hy periods: traditional battle with Cornell. A Detand ......... ...... . 0 7 0 0— 7 victory will assure Coach George E dm ond 0 * B r U n , F o rre s t T u c k e r, P o lly B organ Sanford .......... 7 0 0 0 - 1 8 Mungar'a aquad the lYF ALHO, NBWH — CARTOON aad HHORTS Scoring touchdowns) Hanford— championship and alio wi Metta 2. Detand— Lindsey. Point* Penn to flnlah over the .2 after touchdowns i Sanford—Fox. No Penn team haa flnlah DeLand— Rummerhlll. the .BOO flaure aince Mu* over In I N I . Perm haa w gamta and loat none In Iv; Charles-Bivins Bout Draws Boos From Tiny Crowd Chicago Fight Looks Like Slow Motion Sparring Struggle OIHS I0MHI GOLFED ROBSON SPORTING GOODS BACKYARD GYM SET wire ^V«|u](tO»,V $ 3 9 . 9 5 T irttfo n t s t o r e s Today’s Gridiron Contests Include Traditional H its SHOWING TONIGHT k FRIDAY “WARPATH”! REVENGE SPEC IA L NOTICE Dm . 13-7 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1, I N I W h e re no a lfe y collection in . a v a ila b le , C ity • FREE ESTIMATES, w in Brown Shines Coaches In SEC Sugar Bowl-Bound FSIJ’s Ole Miss Battles _ iV*..Football Punter Praise Play Of Mississippi State pUnung^h.A.8%Th.(8Tpt u ^ Dixie Opponents Gen. Neyland Lauds Play O f V and/» P ill Kreitemeyer By The Associated Proas Southeastern Conference coaches a rt passing out praise for the op­ position as most of tho Dixie Dozen prepared for the final round of the 1932 football season. Tennessee'* Gen. Bob Ntyland termed Vanderbilt's f r e s h m a n quarterback BUI Xrtetemayer as the "best younf passer in South eastern conference history." So he sent the Vols through a lengthy pass defense drill Tuesday. Th* Tennessee coach regards th* Commodores as an exceedingly tough team. "They have a fine running game and sn excellent pairing attack. We're still cursed by Ihe Injury llnx, but we hope to play a creditable geme." Neyland said. Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech, although Jubilant with the new* that halfback Leon Harde­ man will be In th* starting lineup agalnat Georgia Saturday, atill worried about the Bulldogs aerial duet-quarterback Sake Bratkowskl and end Harry Bibcock. Lauding this combination, Dodd said "any team with an end Ilka Babcock Is a threat to score on any play. He'll give our defenders their toughest teat of the year." Georgia's Wally Butts haa an­ nounced that four freshmen defin­ itely will be In the starting lineup against Georgia Tech, the nation's No. 3 team by the Associated Press poll. Butts named aifetyman Bobby Garrard, defanilve ildeback Jim ­ my Williams, tickle Buddy Mathis and guard John Campbell as the honored froib. The Bulldog! worked for in hour and fifteen minutes . In the last heavy contact d: a for 8aturda^J* clash. ibam a’i Coach Red Drew was somewhat downeqat aa freshmen, running Auburn ilgnals, made the Crimson Tide defense look bid at time*. However, the van ity of­ fense brightened the picture with halfback Bobby Luna making sev­ eral break-sway runs. Alternate captain Travis Hunt, raleased from the hospital yester­ day, had been declared definitely out of the Auburn Ult. He received e severe back Injury in Alabama’s 7-3 loss to Georgia Tech. Coach Ralph Jordan was pleased with the Auburn workouts. Backs Charles Littles and Fob James Jr. iqado aavsral outstanding runs during the offanslve session while tackle Bill Turnbeaugh made plen­ ty of head-on tackles working with the defanilve unit. Rain drove both Louisiana Slate and Mississippi Indoora, while their Saturday opponents Tulane and Mississippi S t a t e , respectively, braved the cold and rain to slush through muddy sessions. Kentucky end Florida are idle thla week ana took things relatively hren •azy. Co 41 vanli rnm practice 114week. > / JOB IB IC H L X R UW—Bill ______ Vw , N SW YORK ________ cording to Ms own idmlsilon, baa made a ball-dotaa different offers for Clavaland'a ta rry Doby without aucceis but b« Insists ho h u n t given up trying to land the atar outfielder. Hank Greenberg, who recently returned from a vacation In Eu­ rope, told of being awakened In the middle m the night at hla hotel In Milan, Italy, by a tramatlantlc call from Veeck. The 8t. Loul* Brown*’ preaidant tried to fall him on making a deal by .pointing out up i t r b h f g p t back door o f p m n f c M n t r a te o f 0 p or n o p th * p ayable a t th o O ffic e o f th o C ity $8000.00 YEH! I W IL L PAY for YOU $70 0 0 .0 0 fo r a period o f .VI $7000.00 $1000.00 fo r th e m o n th *. W ill rep ay new W R IT E H O X It . I I . c /o H E R A L D HERE’S YOUR ENTERTAINMENT FOR. . . TODAY and FRIDAY T T v m lrmtH marrm m t nturea n * IsieTan the Moral "THt 214 « V “ kvl — ADDED T IIA N K H O IV IN G F U N — COLOR CARTOON — “MOU8R ON T H R LOOSE" — PLUS — A S A LU TE TO TH R T U B M E D IC A L PROFESSION — “YOUR DOCTOR” >D r a r o J )p r a l|2i42DAlJy pl% xaa figure! to defeat k ¥ Teaaa ape------------n confer■tarn and a 5-0 lave won •nee play. The iitd three DANCE Tommy Construction B I.U B P R IN T S e a t S P E C IF IC A T IO N S REPAIR and REMOLDING A LL TYPES • WORK BY EXPERTS ALL WORKMANSHIP and MATERIALS GUARANTIED »v • B ta io , R m Ho « a l M n i i h n • Kps ■■*:>}; • COAST TO COAST BBOADCAaT HONORING CKNTBAL FLO R ID A tfikd ;yp m I81& P s1 S ta n WO R L D F A MOU S ORCHES TRA tz t th is on th e V Il h m o nth o f $60.00. wrap H up by winning * • of dm n m nunt at $160.00 n m onth and th e last p a y m e n t due Mayers nJnfor- Ided tomorrow when ah State clash. Utah L O A N S E R V IC E ____ _ i phase of Florida State University's . All OXFORD, Mbs. (Jri-Mlislsalppl, r i d,ron ■cUvU,M th li .suae of a game, 150-pound com* a team that grabbed national fau- _. bw‘ ra il and a sugar Bowl date by petltor whom many collog* coach­ famous Mary- es wouldn't look At a aecond tlsM. dumping football land, will find Mississippi State F8U*a “Mr. Too" — ponfel eager to gain some ne lustre for Itself Tommy Brown of Tallahaanoo «L> when It tangles with tho Rebels haa bora backing up HomlneM here Saturday. opponent* ail year wltk his tal­ Two ahort weeks ago, twice-tied ented leg work. Mississippi was a football nobody According to latest aUtlatlcs re­ drooling for a big kill when mighty leased by the Natlonnl Collegiate Maryland came down this way. Athletic Association, Brown rank* Solely on the strength of the 21-14 11th among ths nation'* foremost upset, Mississippi catapulted Into punter*, with a 39.2-yard average auth place In the nation and a on 37 kicks. coveted bid to play in New Orleans Jan. 1 agalnat Georgia Tech. But next Saturday, Mlisbslppl fenalva lineup. ,*i scarcely used to Its new glory, Mississippi haa quarterback Jim ­ finds itself in Maryland’s former my Lear, a wizard passer aad shoes and facing carefree Missis­ smooth signal man and a stall full sippi State, Ita traditional rival. of fa it runners Ilk* fullback Harol Both schools have enough scoring Lofton, halfbacka Dick Westerman and Wilson Dillard In the scoring punch to make It a frcc-fnr all. Both teom* have plenty of of­ department. fense. State quarterback Jack Jerry May, Mississippi regular Darker was for a time the nation's left guard, la the only varsity man leading scorer und stilt hovers on either squad who will definitely around that mark, lie can pass, l>c benched for the game. Mey too. Big "Ironman" Joe Fortunato waa hurt In the Maryland fray, at fullback and Zcrk Wilson, half­ otherwise everything la ready back, are strong on the State of- the 2 p. m. (C8T) kickoff. wm I • �M -- , W H IE ir t o ii I Fair and roldrr nnrfh and central portions this afternoon and tonight, Incic.ulnt clnndlnrvv and Mintin' i.eil m ill thriiMKli Saturday: partly • liuiily In iliimlv south portion, rooter this .lllrrtioon and tonight; Inw nl Inn I (tli t .'ll Inlrrlnr rxtremn mil til and almnl vn Inlrrlnr south portion. tx n r -r YELLOW CAD 1(41 juor Hanford llrralit. City H D ell'rry, by 7;00 I’. It., pleaso rail a n f o r A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y V O L U M E X L IV K ntabllshed 1!)0H 36 Believed Dead In Army PlaneCrash „At Tacoma Airfield L . » — V F L O R ID A S TACOMA. Wnxh. t,n — A four engined military jilaur from Alaska ernshed In flames In n field south % of here shortly after midnight noil 3ft of the 39 aboard were believed dead. While scattered fire* still marked (lie aeeue of (lie posl-hathluv I rag cdy. deputy I'lerre County Coroner l»urry A.in.mix". s.ald 30 were dead or missing. The plane carried servicemen and di'pcnth-nts. The lindiex of fnur bable!i were among those fnund seattcrcd at (he xcene uf the ills aster. A At least two witnesses In the tragedy said the plane was afire as II "whooshed" down In a treeHanked field about a mile from its destliiallon at MeCliord Air Force Muse. Cnpl. Jack Easley, n u Ii 1 1 c Information officer at MrChord. said the early reports to Ihe base indicated Ihe plane struck a Dec while coining In through the heavy fog for a ground-control approach landing. ^ All blit n MTlion uf the toil wax V destroyed ill Ibr rexiiltinu flrr oml explosion. Ilodles were sealterctl over 200 feet from the wreckage * r' Gctchman. I*, who was f m i l f o NEW SPAPER F R ID A Y N O V . UN. 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Tin* iinniiuneeini'iii »t tin- c .ml I’m ii of Ihe .uni mlmcnt .•i • * • •M.t f 1 1('fill** 41ri iii Iii wax made hy tails Salam.hi . .. lu-aii peeled In no I N|M i lilt nil |l t 11**11 !1 '* •ml* •'of' ..f the fltlll federal indite .etli.iii xmi'eil to tin I iff 11it f f11*\ 1.1' h\ 11lit) date, were net mid a panel, "f lor*." a n . dmwii 1ih |n)' Ii)' Judge M It. .Smith in preparing Ini tli" i i iniimil Ill'll>l*i'r, in ('Ir. cull ('unit, which will start at •o no a.iii . Momluy with the murdec ciiiw of Ihdieit Killltim, UP. Sanford Negro. I'linto he .laiiiesiin Twi, otlii'r noirdci ruses apueai' I s I linin' I iein it i S n n itln i, Miami, Itliin l f nun left i lx din” ' »* In talked with fiiclali at the on the I'i'liiiiiinl trial culeoilur. Tin ill -IJ III I • I . ••• ••••* In Id Im linn I m -il.ty iiiglil at tli • ii'xidence of Ml. mi l M i. Mi -iv x ii ll/ie i. tlllieix ruse of Cl'vcland Ncnl. alia- lire I h r l ■IV lit • n il lin k , 'll Kill., Mix. lt/.ir 'III Wi 11ill m sii ■mil I'll) I iniiuiisxililivt Clevi'liiinl O'Neal. Molthiml, I. set .1 dill hi;.In I t . , . .0 .1 lo lh in , i ' Flel'h* . ii tttt'n n.in. Tuesilnv and the Ihe same police .dtielnl win. late I'reshlenl ele.I l'.i-< iiht.w. i ll due. lol ..lp llld l.il* l"l Ihe i IO \. <use i lliimlolplt .Miller, South' last night had told a rcpxitei for \n aide to the ntuo l(. piildii ,.-> In Ihe .'roup iiei. " die. Ilrilllt •• «*ft lioiiil, Is «et fur Ptiio a.in. Hie dull) newspaper FI Mereurn. said linliiv that .'oo-nleiaM. -Ii .i H , . I.| I , nielli of Ihe I nlleil \uluWednesday Moth ilefenihints arc Dial seven girls had been hoe.. i>> utg work alri'iid' hi.» <...... •lo 'i.lh W iu k e i fa ll" H 1 any. Negroes. a womnll Sail.mane.i Idenliliril ax ,.ii the amendmei.t' e, t.-iaiy treu oi. i ..I ih. ' In amt Mrs Ci.rn.eii Molina, attended hy Many of then, will he 'imilm Ml,.11 S II. ivwo. nI .’so. nine vleo Sixty-one names for the Jurv il midwife to the 28 change' which ii .i o-d the .... .I.lent ..f The I in puuel were drawn, from which 19 Tile report uf the liirili- eaii'ed Senate In Ihlh hut 'tailed in th> Jurors win will in lie* avimeu# selected. im»»iiu«ij» Members jururn | til t.llCfflf ll* .lilt at cxcltciu. lit iii the ilnle.ui ||ouxe fall >uv* the I'M'i ..no ml of tl»«* pntt<*l urr bulntr *rrvc*l per U r ft r ti i.l i Hiti'l plf .i* .lilt • •MlilM apllal All tint one new-p.ipei uienlx died heeaii'.' 'h cap , „||| n s.ilimi * dti idrfit r lr r t sonully with subpoena* hy the \ I ' t - in mM S|iiif*i««t I niy ) i tiroughl out It.inner lieadli.iex to ill It It YY.IIllril U IM .ll III f |« .t III**. sheriff's office. I I • till' • f t * ••f»f I §••'•I til* I t I fluid ! .!«•• l*l»l <•»! extra etlltltmx to tell their ft nih-t ■ M pi nl bud .( i li.im » »mdi III ID I'otiY ft »v!«»•• to', •ted :i vn« Mcmlier* of the panel, in the M ' immiu *! I | m• t*i vjt i 'iff, ii ftiiri Hie slurv lllgli go., tlllll. lit otto fH IHTattle* rail!' .a.to.IM .li..o III II. I. .el mI mHIIII ftif lllltll . f ttYidn.it ililrrrsl. I mi • I t i.llitr I miii * « a % if f«*l 'vld’ll tills hurried In Hie clinic whenthe .it I m I icni * lli.il tin fitimn til >'-■> ................. ........ w • , . ii t it.d •». .t *.* ii i.i-fn * K. FoigiiMin. Andrew M. Tlnnm. mother and her hohlc' xiipp..-ei|l\ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * (’ll |I|H‘I till ' • III til* I •• ..1 It" u«f it|* fit I y •« ;i % Itnl •%•t It i| .ltd the plane flew low over his home, III * I* • tI'tlt Hid I i I......I til.it lireli taken sllifl \' lilt ll e til III* |||.|»I III I L*till lit»l|*i|it m 11*i tiny «%l»|lt* were Ihe witnesses who xaid Ihe (iordoil I.. Ilrmlley, Harvey A *1 •.111 llf»|H»l » III \n tt t Hw’iinsnii, John A. C hII io iiii , Itoln ri Angry newsiiii-n who li ol |M-nl I i*fill nltl d |*i. .(drift *» I lie I llllfll lMM>,»U|r *l» • Iw.ut ... l u l l Jf-Mllp. plane apiwared In he afire. tlllll i Hie night In (rout ol Hie . Inn. |l, I »C'|»ih* Ills " dliii i«. l*ltM (l| f H im I l f f i l l I h »V, S l i m . (ietchmnn Ihoughl there was fire It. Iliirrls Jr., Ilerinan Flslirr, Frank \V. Cowan, l,ee <!. Hunter, 'aid they planned |» prut.t I.. NEW M l|(K . I'I 'iiiinn i T li.11 '* rile |i**i Iii iii * *f M u* l.iu I *tt it, Os g o o d t t i t e n iE it s I ffttfltf I l;..M».* I. warn ill*. n Ihe engine on the left side; to. "lim n i-l|..li"ii will Chile's new president l.en t a il..' oi-i'lei.l that .i ., |.no. n C N llK O NATIONS. N V 1' lit* I ll.t Holden said 11 "looked like the Shelly E. Mack, James .SI Irox, Mil- Flnger Ilrowni l.uehese, reported i.Mti nifitf ii if y i'1'.l'h ... .0.1 it h.i\ - n> ".< ...I.. riun Harinuii Sr., Jack S. third), successor In Frank fiislclln iix Salani.iiu-a holli |... h it un. hall ;i < 1 nit. n.li.iir * In* I 'nlleil Nations piislii-il low aid Hiane/. I.eeiitise Salam entire right wing was afire." i *•.•»..»•" Ik* I .l • ..lliii ,,| . time "I l.'i.lldn oil till.. Ill,, two i ha»,. I.I'O K.I lo t I hlhworth f . Harper Sr., William gnnglaml'x boss, bus been served idinriFf* viilr Imlny nil Cnmnm ri'li'ih n l Ibt* iiifurtmiliti Hoth said Ihe piano was extreme It •I I**11.*t • •'«*t•• l'**l Nr, illexx tn I" ’ • inti. Ill* d.t* t«.« -<•i•I X I I « 1 ., . Ilfll I ll .k l l | | | 1B . O | | | | 1IO*I ll L. I tolio i ii l><’, Israel II".ton ; with papers Initialing denatur.'illra ..r lhe i'iirhl nisi eondeiiineil plan fur ending Ihe and then denunneeil it .. idiuwei ami |.l.mo, d to t ail ... ly low . •• I* s*ln»t •'ll|rrr«| tin *,IY ll i In.|" "I .11 Ho \iiie iu ail ei.i. 1 .. out Korean War. With II. S Mipporl Snlnniancn said the authoi. ,.f \ ,,.,,,, 11 . 111 . 1.1 11 . .1 ...... . . Joseph Daniel Morrison, Mis. proceedings. hlx ullorney xml Getchmnn told a reporter I***. «|.l* ....- .Ill ■i l'-'l tin, al >1 a "O'*l'*Miid«*t of III*' l»o\ mid pledged, Its atlnpHun 111 the face l'11' hoax had 'ought lo gam puli In i,.l' lake lit. m». 1 "to 10.101 1 intiHii •.I Hu e prnl'li'111 - that will " I thought II was n meteor," 1 E. J. Itouth, William C. Hill. ............................. ut tin* l»n**r of lti< iii . 1, . 1 1 .|— , of iiRlor Suvlel bliw iip|Hi»ltlun was HrHy fur « spring fesloal Ihe, ,..,ih ii ihe> i i . •« the o ' he added. " It Just seemed to slide Thomas t). Drown Jr.. Cu» Schni1111 and sta* Iii i i i .; |i,'ui • ■nil ti"li"i \ \V \l» Irv. Mini wil.lllie ui» |,y nil u'erwhellnlng 111a lucked Ihe figure 'iwen lo 1• pi•• union ..H i.. .1 mo in n tillit \ - ill. l l . .-.loin amt i . "Iiomiq Into the ground." fi.e l, r.dnle.i I 1111I the iiiiu iid Imv mrllv <si*l*l seven candidal. ' for ipieen ol onue.l lo .1.. The manifest listed 18 military I'l MEl < s lo Hi.' entile world In Iteiiiiival .. ................ .*f Hu i*.*n *.i» \*»linu passengers, I t civilians and u crew .-ii-li-.nor' lo uml i. ctiiiipiiuinii of iiioi.it the Despite the rcb’clhm liy Peiping, (he festival, he said inw i "ii-lro. Ii,.sSahimnnru did not imiindi.drlY m rejn. i ril.ihi.n i In lu.ii l.\ of seven. Captain Easley reported. Folds, Carl Nelson, Urlmn E. L it­ Illrlnnx '..me age, Neil Michaels, wen* In Moscow and I ’yujiigvang, Ihe In nine,.- Ih.*'.' goal' Gen Etsen* Ills attorney, laniix l> Frohlich. ill** l.**||t II* l|f 1Ilf Surifoid Naval illnn i*ntn|iniml»e tirfsnner of war nnnininee Ihe lilenlity id the m l strikers who have hem iip l.ii. d hm,et will eerlatnl, h a ,r Hie supThe only known survivors of the tle, Janie* L. Smith, Elmer J. announced that lie had been served Ait 'tuition ci*it«iI. ui llii-ir |iih' 1.1'. -nlii.w**l liitragedy were: |imt i,| tttil"i, iii . ml-, i and every {I ri solution w a % bi’inif •*hn\ril lirllx with Ihe papers by a rrpresenta ! Tile Inlter la., Soine new smm 'aid that police ,-u||,-d tin- M IIIMHkltll*' ''Hllllif 1 till I ••flit I \ ||t** (I* .(II Airman Curtis lledd, MeCliord Tyner, Kuymoml Hoik. in the water Ihrough hy the non Ci.mmunixt nu Caul Tcilnsky, tlllford YiiiHHH »• H. Tom *w«' j m e of in Ihe »i»r If ' S Attorney’s nftice uldrd Die i^rpclrMlnrH uf Ihe iitiiix. | ,nu * fril|urr* | tl|t di*#- n**f *.,n. live Uase, burns; * I hi* * Uf, .*1 • "in m * rr»imill«* p.illiii.r til. I...I.I ..In n young I*>im& .II cmw Ii. place iL)*Mmslbll'ty fur Airman Hobby Wllsop, Great llnsgn, Allen f. Kemp, Drew V .|(n Hrouklyn **| I Mill " huh • .11 i in.lied fni th- -liutgiui and, irTthlitwIljg down :r Ki.rhan peace wllleh look .11 ' 0,111 Sell -Salvador I lull says Hit- ii8irn.ln.ent e it.- Ifl) .|| fit tl Falls, Muni., hcutt'iftjiiry. Internal Wurren Jr., Neal U. Artifet, Jmneai Lucndsn hulked al n|ip^aring lie nulling it to.,uni him. .li«eh...ge.j squarely un Ihe shoulders of Hie Alli'iidc. presUIcnt of Hie t'liilmiu .ti aide no, w a, fm iid i • t ifi, !inifi*,' l.mdarils, Medical College and vice president II. St. Johns, Jr. William Marlin, fore recent public hearings of Hm i ' i ..f• i ." iiit<illi*t "ifl.tfi"" t*,i*t .»l of nullTaft «a,' tie ha Injuries uml burns; i Iteils id the mi Ili.uii I Semite. Allcmle 11 "1.1111111.1 Oil l*ai;e **l. i An Alaskan boy who was listed Lillian N. llranan, John I). Uro New York Slate ('rime Cniumls the gun. I il ti .t I* ', i - l i i l l m i |tt • t f i i o i i n i : i u * n l r d . | India'' V K Krishna Motion, as Josrnh lroavflt, eight, broken gun, Homer Hulluid, II, D. Hague, xlnn though some time ago he went I I.l* M(till •f«* Ilf I I' I I ' 41 I’" ' " ' ' w h o drafted anil inlnwloei'il the rushed lo Hie linxpital uml told slf* I* mi'jiMifi f.*r flu* ponplf, newsmen iiutxide lliut only medlml legs ami burns. Charles M. Flowers, Fred Cawley, before Ihe eomtltlxslmi in private t la l*». ii ImiiiI iiiic** lull*"* IIf•|»V«*\ nil* tlllll ••('lirifv Mild to lit' i* hi' filial in i-nniiel wmilil Inalloweil to '.-e First witnesses ill Ihe seem* said Mrs Gprtrude C. Ilugln-s, John W .: After a court battle the •■•minis I mill ill** i 'it ii ' ui lit** .*« * "I* ut /• (••I •i . i >.,Mm" i ii i 4 o if ,r "• * «»'• .if civil iim uiH 'iit' apparently in amittier "bailies" In prevent lufrellmi they could hear the heart rending McKinnon, Sidney A. Allen, Thom- -l"n decided not tn press its , Hurts hemd .lull- re • im ami i i, il M*. i inNeglo lialieiin-n Ini' ................. III.- C.ilUIIIII Tiie muriiliii! t'allnille I Hurl" cries of n baby In the burning Its E. Kelly. Harry *'i.rrin«t..... have L.ielie.O appear an........... ii imi .1li<I • Im I. l .III ,i ing »limit l"iiiiiig "limit I". I- i- ||jxI Moiei-tloiis lielnr. Hie geii.-ral llii'lrn.lii ile ,"ted eight i nliitum !•> wreckage. They were helpless lo Eleanor It llavell.l, Harm-) H .i'*« l »"l I" ''"I Id'" again in Hu* It. u'lhl-.l hi- I m. h I m III. ilii'- i -ii A xxi-to lit, s p.ililli .1 t'omilllHi'e il •( ifi It*. \ .... 1*1. • I I'M * 1 1 % the 'tor, and Ihe liiftiienllal I I do an) tiling about it. tti* i tn III* Caudill. James E. Kelsey. Andrew “ ‘ w" ll I • \ • t)>» i| • \n* *ll»* wIn ii* .* tin- -limit- loni. i.n-l f*- I tills iilleiuooii Mereiirlo glue II c e ll l.irger pla, Many of the passengers were J . King, Henry G. Ilcrnmn, Hallns Ml* Mi* ' I ' * 1’ grintfis -i iii I null,id 18* Hpl'M’ '• ♦ft. •II i 1 ‘iifiin.itt.-i- i 'tmlri ii .iii lnao t a r titlill IMUl't i .if D m •k foi tin l,*»ys. II.I -Mil llll'UI t.» I in,, 'imllier llinridllg paper dented all 1 ualx returning to the states for Ihe year- C, Hiekerhoff, Glhsoil N. Hales, |i*i tifk fur •if • *t|> »• I,,.,., lo' Miii ii / id llra/il told Hie dele its news columns to the "births " ••»** \|»| .!• III.til t.s 111. I II it" I i > > .lllllli mu I M > Details of the serving of the pa in iiend holidays The C-54 left Fair- A. E. Dobson. Hugh Hrad.ly, Itoh* fltlll tilt |t * 11V• MIt , gates y.-slerilay In- was eager to One pa|H-r La Naeion. nleullfi.il l to • It, In. oijuri.l h. bunks yesterday morning, slopped ert E. Karnx anil James It. Leo pcr.x on hi in f o l l o w l o g -to -in I » min* • • t . in riMci Ii.i, i* a ,olc mi Hie Indian resolu tile re|Hirt ax a 'Indent hoax I l i e * n l t l * I •• *',11111-1 lit* nouneed nation wide limit for him at Elmemlorf llaxc at Anchorage, ill l\ In •ftv ffisll ft* Cfli timi iliinni: linliiyS M'isinn iih *i(Min • I* Ill M,t I l'|»t*| l**| f t tlill Hi* M HMllNitril (MS I'nnr *111 then Hew the t,(00 miles to Me- Jr.Two eases ure set for Thin xouy ( l;itifl Mil ••• •ft •* l liifinr, sin Mi'flidl v|M*.»ks ..I til* plilll** Hill Ih*1 !••**• Il Chord. l|U8 .*f || »i|»* I f •t* I |" • f • M| I \ .ill* \ l * M»|»* III* . SciTcliii Y iif Slnli* Ih .iit Arbi'Miii ,▼! T.S, I ' . I ( . . M i t c h e l l Thu piano landed about a block mid one for Friday. Maekln Fer-j iii \ iim 'I i r i | | !••« • *lt k -n.l let It Ilf known Ihrooglt a '|M.kes , . Hi i *|»|*i tl l*i 1ti\% /»*••* f f tiMi M mm ii hv away from a housing of 33 four- guson will appear Thurs.luy on a •Hit* i II v man .esti-nlay Hint Hie F S .tele IIIC S A t A R C O l T si.I.* •ml Ih* I • i I.mI.1* ••••ill* y unit*. Must of them are uf • " " V 11 „ W,Vi 1i,nlr"* ii* . r *!•• .Ilf* '»• *.l* h |, i \ gallon has accepted tin- change' i " .m l t** h.tii «t *ii*l * »*l*»i i*l occupied. commit murder In the fir*! d i g f i . *« •f• I f .• in* ' H • * * I y .* Ini' , made In Id'. .rc'nltiliun •Hi II y* *• til* ft • •'/MIJ * f.it The ernsh also was about three- ntul Johnnie It. Austin will npiwur Mi <. F It 3|ltehelt, Si . 71», dn .1 IT I.AUDEHDAI.K n Hm t i l l Mellon . . „ .. • t * t ,ii*\ im»*I t* tn >.1 M *l l»c|i. ft al her I.... .. al LIIH Fa-1 F.m ii II i .» . hfl til* I ll I • 8,1 III* I * "ll* • •* quarters of a mile from a business on a charge of breaking mid Alt election will Imi held Monday repurte.l (h.trsiloy that a man had "IH'IIIng mil 4.1more . fla il the I l (tillinn* ll Mil I'.if r MY • town been arrested here in a ear 'loh o "«• ileslimtllon nf l,rt'| ,,,,'rs Htieet Wediu-Mla, at . . I I I |>. m V.llll‘% Mill III** 18 III*III** ••III It* »t* area along the South Tacoma high- , taring with Intunt to commit u ut Casselberry tofill several Him I, i* offleus. Twofaetiunx have been from n young -laekswn. T en n . re « U I, ripiitrtiiHiin lo tin ir lliii following i. lung llllu-ss way. felony. . , ... I III m||| \ ti tlHfl* •*f If" riillllll'V Horn the. "H, ih 7‘J in Oo-lm. • David Thomas and James Ches­ formed In Ihe low it In Ihe race fur liuitsewlfe who wax kidnaped and OMeM iionn lantix ...... County, N. I ‘. Mix. Mil. hell lied " dh mdd ••.lllll'l MI'fl* Mil' •*•*(• I „ ^ ' V.’ '' ts /x A , . . --- , 1 nut will appear Friday on charges mayor. sraU on (he lautr.l of al- ruim.l and town F ill Agent Webb H.trke said Hm »•'«•« .hgiiges Imfore aupIjorh.ni lived ll. SnIlford fur the past il" iihin*ii> of I lie S«»nih»Mvl * Im iii I.* h X -Q lH T n O f It u lv 1" f breaking and entering with In- tlermen, town clerk marshatl. prisoner wax arcnsetl nf trans|Nni (he Indian plan A.« amended. It years. She was an aell, e men.I- e itnl SmiiII i**iiy * ilifurni.i —— - -*--lent to commit a misdemeanor 1,1!Ilf «||**s« It'll f|**||l \\ I * "H |i| On the uite side t> ihe thk.-t Ing a stolen car In Interstate tom ‘'fKa f'*r » repatriation com mis of tin- F it-I Mellio'lixl rlm rrh and • t* City Ill NTTNGt.'N " The state case against Lticlu* Nmk I.it* ski* i**i .......................... :■ presented hy th- merer « M »*rl«.»firra. of Semliu.le Chnpler Two, Oiih-e In \ i >• |ii"..|..|; •ii*l l.ilc • M*. * •t Alexander and Iturton Alexander, which has barn I ■ |l *1 1 « I 8 • • \ • | til* lsl*,|! I..*k* I** D M I Citlsinx League and in. (lie olliei He xaid the man gave his mime and for dm l N( tn'lake ov'*r he „ { ,|„. Kii-tein Slur. She «u« a .. . H.r •f a t*s*9 *8 ill (L* I »t • M ONT I* EI .LIE It rV rs nee t*v—Ex charged with possession of aleo* il.t » n"' repalrl ,t p i.-id .n l of ..... IV. C. T. C 88lull llj*hl i till fell tlnli;* til*' * \ •ll* ttl.il I". |M* l.i.e 14 fjuecn Elenn of Italy died at tier hollo beverage* on which tax l» "i'lel the stale backed l„ I HI.bar. I ax James S. Miller bill hud In et. re'PlIlmg <>f »ll I On O il. I hi * • y i Nf M». nml frriiit* tinlhtrn f.tilf h * d I i tt.e.r lives *i tMiH'ti ;iti*l * * (bit * *i villa here today. Sho wax 79. unpaid, has been continued for ili« CuRnelheri’y, fiiuml.i of li.e i..wn IdeiiHfliil from fingerprint' .i' «ted within m e iiionlli' afler u ho- .Mr- M i I i 'Im II «i'li'ltriiti't| I !•«•!r .Mini ll • • • .**I lu ll* * /••!«• •* »il% I m • s 11 .'lift Y • ** l l lf tl ( .•ion - I moke Ci.o.lhlute. Of the ....... . fa, I nm James Mellon Carter. 32 rear tn.. e C s 'iipport anil that The widow of King Vittorio ; rest of the term of court. Their I ikI iiy iii !t**"ilkin<l K*in "f llurke said Carter "eluuinied -MH*'** e» sp nixured yy1'ihlinif uimlvri miii y. II I n.HIM Mill *• • .. 'h> , I. uen't Emanuclo II I and the mother of! bonds were forfeited. The case are Mis. New tun H .'lein ll, C It I ii mlilition In I In* liii-hunil %ln* tilt* i ttlili* n| ‘ |*ii I n hi Hu* iii **' Lnwilnriiillk ami C lm il.- Winkle up" alter til' arrest. He denied an American rexolulinn un Kiirra . >. led ]• hi mi *1 Id* « Mir Cm former King Umberto II had been against Charlie Sparks in w id e 1 1 iiiiHinifil On I'age Hlx » I 11««* liMil r n i i l i I-* i ii v I vit I l*y llircg* kivm , I*’. K cn\ t n tl it I iimi '* . nc about the imi l»*|(l|l\ M .llr I ’ll* M . . • li.'l l"lm under treatment by a French con-1 he Is charged with desertion and fm seals on (lie Imaiil "f nl'leimen; knowing anything I Mil* i ln\* llirlllili « l < 't . Mitchell. ............ . .... If "f .. .Jiiy M my I imiii llcmh; ncnl Mary A. I lulled for town eleik ill'll! and refused tn talk until Im I . ill | til I lliii I \>• 111 i.l C.IMtioriy cer expert for thrre ycora. withholding support also has been anil H a rry Faint fm i••*' ii iiiui * *a « un attorney. - F.lw ....I C, M ill l-rll. M t. | to ,a ; ltedwoo.1 Fall 'I.n o *- -. III ,i:•*I ,1 ■'lii'ii.* •• ;• The queen had lieer. living in continued. P .Mill I if I » ( ll' l I „ , _ ttiissll. in"| Gi'oit/iS. MHi'lit'll of I'liIn .In in,xnl. \ iCarter a ner is nriu ninny ... ». • t • •Irrlarrd, held in nrowurii Hrowaril > County If is ill fliulr exile since Ihe abdication of V it­ T h* case Involving Emery Lam*, ft 18 1 *1 I'll Ifl M l* * "Ml * font ir.ii.iiirhihlri-n, l.i'ilorn nml I T.ic llarmun ('• line Sr. im- tossed Jail lie will tie brought to Miami , IV I l l s >N O I I I J111 i N l ' l i r D j ' 'tli.it Itic i t in.(iiiid ImkIi Ii i i Uk an* torio Emanuele In HMO. Vittorio In which he is charged with de­ *•• »m i I I .•!»•( • M. .. tin. Mitrlii'll of H u y I " ti ii i I jiv of (In -------III f ,18 Iil.tr. 1 til fin I In* died In Alexandria, Egypt, where sertion and withholding *upp«r - Ills hat In Ihe ling fm the iiinv-ir's fur nil uppeurunee nefure C S 1 •'M A x.inw f.lll MMM '(l» I" office In opposition to .Mi Ciissi'l. Commissioner linger Edward I h>, c d n c o i i H N C <r — A train III'.ii-li; ii.lil Stove ii.nl I ..ley K>’.l.'k • In* Ii f m i ll**lf he had gone Into exile. In 1X7. inches Inf iti> Huff ii I m \ '• ii" .1 1.1 to Im nolle prossed (dismissed), Iwrrv's candbletn, J.....nil Laird. Is Mill lo ll of I'.ihtll-n; fooc x|.| I Ih 9fill! 9III hill si.ill' ll".|ilf.t|, 'struck » man and hurled Ills body ii .i i Im i .' f»-if 1 I *••• 8if|i •.'>.' m.ili iiitl Ml frill.ill' lt|»*n* according to Assixtunt Stnto s A t­ inti Jurk II. O w n * vyliur fur nu Dnin nf hit ri'lurn to rcnin*s%n« |n|0 n ,.rmu| „f w\\\\ midi lies. Mnln'l llonnili, lllllli h| oy8«i( hist iii hi torney Hubert Griggs, as the nldvriniin'i **inl on up itnl«*i»«*iiilciil will <Jc*|m*iuI on whether ho ilrrlilrs forcr |*lst ni(*hi Dmi nnc ntlirr pur N. J.; Mr«. K. I* llrnndhur't, .Ml, sfltrm lllltY I'll alMllhv .Mil • *|| y •>> 9 *11\ illilt.il. fil l »l J*.*IM'fll fill 4 13 i,ml M i" IH m.o lie liny man's wife Informed hloj tliat her basis ••iii* i 9m111•111•. - mm if !*• .(••»*' fra cl. to waive cxtrodlllon. ,on was killed and three Inlurrd. Olive, N‘. iiusbeml was beck with her again Arthur Johtifton, Hunm»n .m»>uu I I io r III said tho Jackion Iioiim *- | j \ lv fm ,k ni’chlcnt klllnl NVnllcr Mlirquett.', of Ml. Olive. lie Iii r l»n*kt "Ml iii .» flirt*# Fi.lie.Nl servleex will lie lo'l'l .it Othev cases on the calender In*, ami Junliu Allen are candidates wife was stopped at gunpoint Nnv !Wilson Nance. 13. nf Mnri.hvlllr. •hi \ ttiilMin:* Iih im m .; .».Tt |».iflt*i|l5 HMMi ... .... tomorrow nt ItrisK... elude those of Josch Calvin Burch, for aldermen In the ( asselUrrv « forced tn drive a man to o n 'in ij Mrx Estelle Boone. 38, of \Nr*lltr " Ii V .11ti*iif / Id |i ill riYIt W AHHINOTONlM -Hellrlng Brit­ Fonernl Home with Itev. J. E..Me | s l . y j l l j r IS i ' l l I* I >8*111 It •irl mulct il .in*9 nine wmiitn ish Ambassador Sir Oliver Frenke charged with manslaughter, and faction, whtlo How ard lion is Is Isolated area ami raped. Then her Nnrw mal • •ay* he will remember Americans I,Inc* Ounn. charges with break- candidate for town clerk and J<>c assailant drove away In the ear. CharlesE. Ellington. 71. of Con- hl.d.'v officiating, rim O. L. S ' Fi r humid I" «h till "I ••iffnc.ilrd. . , ,, , . I i "warmhearted, friendly people Ing and entering with Intent to | Glad,veil, town marahall, ...oler' Carter wea errcsCcd Tuex.lay r „rn M lsa Ann Tucker of Mt will ..Iso conduct service' oml the » ‘ >M»' >* ,"n' , who in their live* exemplify the commit a felony. Hol.ley Gray,this ticket. l when Sheriff's Deputy William IMcaxant and Mrs. Minnie Love of II..imlns will lie sent to I'nlotko for o.lan.lo, orel.tleel ot Huh Wot I.l l(M | MM mi i i i m ; word ‘neighborly*." r*a n s also Is to appear on ai ______________ I Bates found him asleep In the Ten* Harrisburg were injured. All ure ‘ ___ _______________ War I victory, lay neor «I«m H. •" ms a . . a . _I . _ .. t ■n v f # o an, I iH 'U i< fi I'nP lu illilfi 41m m a il » \ >li . •"•• •a •*ii m»(|*, muni* "In the relatione between our *breaking m cxpuctcil In m o v e r and cnDrlng charge, an .1 " i ' hv 9 ity two countries, ell we have to fa ir other charge of altrmntlng to loaded plxlol withtn easy read, on I Nance, a enlf.m mill employe, lii.Hlil.Mfilii., i li>*iii *...•! J . MallMini I I .1 HIi I ....... ti y%HI f(*A« le tho unreasoning passion nI a break and enter, end still another the floor. I tried to eroxa Soulhern Hallway 111• •* l hr 18* • l 1 ..... imi* (*f lli'i purely nationalistic approach." Sir chart# of having possession of llurke also reported that (wn | d,mhtr „nr r the late night ha Irrn-ftgr - - - were believed lo c h a n g e nf shift* nt the mill. WatchOliver said In ■ farewell broadtail charge K h I i i i • * ' h i t * it< I- '»... hi riu h ot im age girls —- • imiI un (hi* IViNjillh'N priirr Iri'.ily burglary toolshave last night. ve voluntarily accompanied < *r(„r „ n„rthbmuul freight, he V'.iiiitY, |*i"f;raiii GOUTHAAII. Greer,land hW—Alt »fier Hint war '...<1 "..I, h i' .from; I* |Ti |itii Davis faces three ehanfts, I-ouls ORLANDO LT>— flnnuld Simms, terr from Jackson ......... The embassador la scheduled to two of breaking andI entering with hi ...................... Miami I hey fnDeit In see a soulnlmund passen- outbreak of polio-first lo hit Green- henrl wax keeping In... nlm • h>li| lllllli •’ I P* •bill'*: T u lril Hd* sell for home today after years Intent to commit a felony and ono 13, thought he had srl a new rec­ aro being sought for questioning iter train whleh hit him and hurled in ml in 20 years- has xprcsd tmli.v i ' hI g.mat-i Urluml". Ihe I,.'* ui li.e V.-r -ill ..mu ...tig, It.il.-. .mi ord for elttlna on a flagpole. In YVashlngton. him about 23 feet into a group of In Narssak, 10 miles from a big lex "big four." snfiere.l a eerehral will i.i- c i v i l mi .•i'i.".t.iuily •(.» of having poesesslon of burglary So Wednesday, ofter 133 days, , -------------------------------..".tilin' mill employes. si Nnrxenu.k hemorrhage rhage lit'l nigl.l and Ihen • i tn*- |.1 *ic* . U. S. Air Force base *1 tools. iJ o n Williams f* cD * The Impact of Nance s body In the southern part of the Ice- x,-,nk xli.wly inl.i a eoiua, h i' l.ish mg I" n ii'iil i Ii .i Mg' in ' it}' Of' ch art* of dtsertlon and withheld. JAYCEB D R IV E , R turned out he had mlicalcu- 1 s t. W h i t a k e r I s A l killed Mrs. Hoone and Injured the capped Island. ■limim .'- i .i in .Ii" ' im. tlii'y mny partly paruly/e.l All new members of the Junior ing support whlla Eugene AJex* others. Only native Grcrnlnndcrx huve • gel off th"ir >Irn'l" tiny ''grllw* Chamber of Commerce, who Join aader facet a like charge. The " i S s ad boen under the Impresiwen stricken thus far In the e p i-1 iu | r , . r •i. giii'vui.ri'*" .In ) ..my Imve. during the national and local mem* bond of the U ttar was sstrtaUd. ilon that g San Francisco woman demlc, which previously hud been i ' I C I l l l l j r IH .312114(1 I O r hold the record with 133 days. But, bership campaigns, whleh w ill be F t.itT D ix . N. J. (Bpeciaii - C h n i i K C H I n E l e c t i o n confined to G.NHhaab, capital of It wet learned, the woman. Erma Krx'i.n.l Lt. William H. Whitaker,I T .iix y H S e e n P r o b u b l c (hi* Danish colony. About a dozen GOLF M E E T gin Monday and last through Dee. Leach, 39, actually had been up 15, will 1m able to pureheie Christ, An Important msetlng of the ton of J. II. Whitaker of Titus. 1 persons have been taken III and mas turkeys wholesale, Javcce Men's Golfing Association has i n days too. I .i'.il pin..' f"< Hu* Cl.iixtimiN vllle. Florida, ha* enlercl active w ic o M o r n M r tn one has died. Simms, however, wasn't allowed membership drive chairman Dick hern called for Monday night at I'ninili next Wcl.u-'ilny will In' service and been assigned here fm'r.lnn laws nrlfhahlv to aettJe for ■ tie. 7 iM iu m.. nt the SemlnoD CounHraly announced today. ...uil" .tl a ....'"ling uf tl." Mi-rC ITY COMMISSION For then. It dpvalopcd. there * a .' .For further Information call t r r Club by PrciW *nl Hob#ft ti. A snerl.tl meeting of tl.e (Tty "Im nl' AxM.H'inthm nml Jnvree In Portland. Ore., who'* been the Jaycee Information both, 1Q7X. Blllklmar. , .. A « S u . l V »f U I . . . H l.l, S S t t S f e " * 1 h0" " l« v^“lnnln, Commission lias Iwen railed for I'll rude I '....iu.il l." Sunday »»f • Election of new offieere fpr the on a flagpole 197 days and U (till Hx'hool, Miami, Florl'lu. I.L YVhTt* *|7,c inquiry will bo conducted by M.i.i.l.iv night «t 8:00 n'cloek. im".. al ‘J:'li> m. In ll." City •trong, The PortJand alttcr, coming vaer will Uke piece along GRASS F IR E a rt, laid Thursday he aker earned his Darhelor of A rt* $ gp^pigj |{0uso committee charged Torn Le.im.i, City Manager, said Hal. il wn* ann.iumed tmli.v l>y A gras* fire behind the old with the appointment of the '••I..i I'ii'rs'i.i. rliui.'....... " f li.e up until Chrlatoua. {UUon f #- with studying campaign cxpendl* today, for Ihe presentation of t and handicap comMunicipal hall park wo* the lone ard hnlda the rec* I«n d , and la a member of Heeb* tores end the adequacy of election a report he Grorvn Williams, Christum» I'arnde ('"lum lltf". alaim toi i aiairn fu. Uw H tv Ftra Depart^ He('.e»e..lMtiv«ii nf I'ilU .illK , ^ alrnilwr committed tncets (.'ember uf li.e HUilllll.g firm of ir. No i | * M f , ao Lard and Blade and Phi A lta Delta i m in i over the Thankeatvlng holl. Vlnevard nml Company, on the schools, civic, w elfare nml uil aaeh election year. , keen* reliable Fraternity. . .'ay, Aealstant r lre Chief R. T, ..Iher organizations are cordially Tho Lieutenant anil his wife, tho Chairmen Boggs (D-La) said the auditing of tho City hooks. i n a tte r*. K ' Thomaa reported today. The bias* Other business of the meeting invited to nttcn.l so that they l doesn't much former Betty Lou Partin, are pre*! group expects to nuke "sound and b**oka oat at D U p.m. yesterday He commented. sently residing In the Clover IIIII eoaaiructive recommendations" for will Include the opening of bids i.uiy make suggestions uml sub­ ' flagpole oil. (Is n ta u Apartments, Mount Hoi*; changes In w h it ha called "anti* for more than 20 new City m it 'plan* fur narticlpatii.n In thu parude, Mr, Picraon added. S— mnsii uauwwii s » » iisins |» . iiwrs so asseno.. vehicle*, Mr. Lemon laid. '■ quoted" election itatutea. ** • ■ . ly. N. I Luchese Served Samuel Dunn, •Ir. Is UN Working For With Papers To Injured In Hunting y . rj i j ; > Accident Thursday Vote Un ,n(l,a s Bar Citizenship Truce Proposal Denaturalization I'n»ccctl i n s In<titutcil Airainst Tlmir S i" ? » w SANFORD. d W E A T I ! E iv- s Scckin«r Atliiptinn o f Man Despite K ij»itl l Jet I O lijeclinn SSSS2tZ W' A n o llicr ( old I);i> Is In Sitin' l''or N ;ilitiii _ w gm C' ^ Iberry Voting Scheduled .Monday Fill ArreHts Man In Stolen Automobile 'ircmcii Suck <‘;nisc Ol’ Fire In llu-spital Dies In French Villa Itody Ilurlud llv Train Retiring Ambassador Praises Americans lv\-llaliiiM I’rcmicr First Folio Outbreak ftnclnr*' In Far North S p r e a d Fliiffpolc Sitter In Orlando Falks Murk 'I s I t ISK. 1 Mount Holly, N. J. C'briKtmaH Parade SSPtts «“r a * ll® ^ m l �Hymnology To Be Subject Of Study , Dealer j f Fabulous Months’ Profits CHURCH NEWS ology will make up the evening worship service Sunday at 7:90 p. in. at the First Presbyterian til Church Nnllres must lip presented at The Herald offlee by 4:M church It was made known today | ', M. on tho dsy before puhllrnlln.1. liy the Rev. A, G. Hclnnls, pastor. The servlcu which has Iwen pro- | t h e f i r s t i i a p t i s t m u m it FIR ST R A IT IS T CHHHCII pared by Mrs. (ioorga Touhy, min­ o f o v im i o Park Avenue at Slsth Street ister of music, is titled “Worship Dr. Frank C. Morgan. 1’as I or W. I*. Ilrooks, Jr.. Pastor Through Hymns" and will be led tf:4C a.m. .Sunday School. Mr. II. John I* M iller, M inister o f both the Chancel and Youth Choirs. F. Wheeler, Sr. Rupt. Education However, tho congregation will ' 11:00 a.m. Second in series on • We’ve Saved A Place For You1 | have a largo part In this worship i Baptist Reliefs; "IlnptloU and The Sunday School T lr ln if A ll Thi ■ •ogrsm. It was said. Plan of Salvation" F a m ily" t*:-If! e -g. i*srr~t ■(■■=■J■— n■■ — " ’"dudes whlrh will * 0 * “ ' it l ' nion. place for every nivpdwr -‘’KTu^JpIayed■ by M r s .Touhy ___ __ bo will 7:90 tun. Sermon by the pn - *o '"ll> . Even u run se*ry for the .arrangements o f hymn''TtineS 'end balden. i__ ;__ will 1lie. ___ ' ‘the ‘ offer- | another used; for tor—"D E A D F I.IK S '. Wednesday at 7:311 p.m.—"The •Morning Worship 11:00 a.m . tone. flight .hymns used to Illustrate Sermon—W. P. Ilrooks, Jr. ‘ Eight ........- —«>. ~ .....— „ Hour of Power". T ra in in g Union "A Fam ily A f- the various elements o f worship ’ a ir” tl:IB p.m. We have unions w ill be In the »rdsr o f service, Mrs. FIRST C H R IS TIA N ( l l l ltt 11 for nil ruri* group*. A nursery f o r . ^ j j h y th » t t h t r t I fid i Sanford Avenue I hr* hniilon. I w ill be on* * pee 111 number vunff Herbert J. Ibiss. Pastor A beautiful rolorcd religion- m o i : w W 7 r o ± T p mcordial film w ill be shown Sunday eve­ Fellowship Hour after the evem ning nt 7:30 p.m. The title, eltig worshln service In the Memo- /.!, nsrt nTThe character? "W here the Rook Speaks." rial Educational Ruildlng. f°.r. The Morning Worship Service b i 11:00 n.m. Rible School 0:45 n.m. A most cordlnl welcome to vis­ FIRHT FHRMBYTFRIAN itors. CHURCH Oak Aveaue and Third Street Kev. A. O, Mr leal*. Minister 9:4S a.m. Hunday School. 11:00 a.m, Morning Worship. Anthems—" I Wonder As I Wartd**r’* arr. Niles—(Jlrla* Choir with into hy Marv Ann Wilke. “The _________ yesterday by Canadian Prospects, L td , of Calgary, Alberta, which wants to sell 30.1.99.1 common shares In this country. "The shares ore speculative se­ curities. " the prospectus says. It then lolls why, in 30 figure filled pises. The company snvs it was founded In May. 1050, by Wilbur E. Crlffllh Ha still Is Its president, The prospectus says he formerly was in the all brokerage business In Ml. Ver­ non. HI., and that In 1990 he opened g similar business in Denver. At the lime the company was founded, the commission was told, it had l.ooo sharea, valued at I I tfaen. Grlffllh nnd his siller, M il­ dred, owned Ottl of them. ' The company specialized In buyloll nnd selling nil leases, and ap­ parently business was good. On Jan I I , IM1, Ihe company I came up with 315.000 shures, at no par value, (irlffllh sold vsooo of these to New York underwriters at 910 a share, or for *030.000. Shortly afterwards, (he stock was j split three ways. .J I Christmas Tree Lights That have the Christmas spirit ,K'rf“x ;l j y j s - t r " ,™„ 26c and 39c Gift Wrappings Gift i , Boxes What-Not Shelves A complete line of alaes, colors, styles and prices Hlnnde and Mahogany. The perfect g ift! fiirt paper 10c and 15c (lift Ribbon 10c and 25c filft Bo m s .... 5c to 29c Stain..............5c 1.98 up Christmas Candles I.lttle floldrn Rooks, in: titles to choose from T R IN IT Y M F T IH JIIIH T CHURCH 7::il» n.in. Evening Worship. The A. C T rl-e, I ’eslnr f’hanccl and Youth Choirs are Ptindiiv will le> observed ns joining the rongrrgullon III an allVouug Pcoule'e l>'iv a: Trinity hymn festival. Anthems—"Work Methodist Church. The pastor w ill1 For the Nleht Is Coming” —Youth preach from the snhleci "A mould- Choir. "Tallis Canon" arr. Olds— i-d vessel". The narenla are urged Chancel Choir. Message—Mr. Me­ in hove their children nt the 11:00 Jnnls. o'clock service. | ■ ---DAY A D V E N T IS T ,>VT* J 0 H N S 0N r ilU ltn i Pvt. Kmsnuel Johnson, son of Seventh Str»et ,,,>d F'm V.rnur Mr. nnd Mrs. John E. Johnson, of K. E. Meii«ing. Ps.tnr flodus Center, N. Y., completed hl» Church Service 11:00 n.m. Sat- basic training at The Quartrrurday. master Replacement Training CenHabhnth Hihmil 9:30 n.m. Mrs. ter, Fort l.ee, Virginia, on Nov. II. Rlirkner, superintendent. 119, 105'J. Player ,M< etlng Wednesday B:00, Pvt. Johnson was Inducted Into p.m. the Army Sept. 17, 1052. Beforo Visitor, are welcome. entering service, he attended ------Crunms Academy, Hanford. CHURCH OF CHRIST Elm Avenue and Second Street J. C. NlrhoNon. Minister Mi no a.m. Rlhle Study. 11:00 n.m. Morning Worship. 0:30 p in. Evening Worship. Sermon T un l1: "Individual Rei|:omdbllity". "So (lien cvervons of l» r H a n fo r d Avo. P h .llll ti ( . hall give account of himself to Had". (Rom. 1-1:12). ahe It a more beautiful i-lmas tree this year with i Icctrle tree lights from MeCrory’s Christmas Corsages Christmas Cards F l.V K N T II I'eaiillfully boxed, n wide selection and many to choose from Christmas Decorations Ladles* Nylon Panties A complete line Sheer and liv e ly 59c pr. Picture Puzzles 19c to 1.00 A Christmas Special, many colors and Macs Wreaths 10c to 2.59 Bells 10c to 59c Icicles 10c Snow 10c Angel Huir 10c A game of skill, lots of fun, too! HOY WALL Toasters ■ Nylon Slips A special Christmas G ift Valun M e tu l M c rry .C o -R o u n d • * a,9H Farmers, Grove Owners, Ranchers * * * i M a lu l R ide A Rochet 2.UH .t Metal Wagons 1.19-2.49-6.98 Metal Wheelbarrows 1.29 Roblnhood Bow and Arrow Sets A aimpla, a H U Ie n t LF-Goa (Llguffled Inatalled a* yauv »®vln§ tk a d S ftra o a a between high geiaJiee and 29c (o ■only 3.79 1-08 1.99 Rose Gavden Dinncnvarc M e ta l T o y T u n k 13c P is to l Sets 1.08 |o 2,!IH Roy Rogers Rifles ' Metal Butterfly Wheel Toy 39c Model Rubber Powered Airplanes Double Barrell Shot Guns Cork Shooting Pop Guns ‘ Vr 79c Footballs They're rugged and will last a long time 79c and 1.79 They really flyt 35c ea. Isivelf gift for any little girl p raian f tractar yvitt Im m ediately M art prlcad M e ta l D ru m s For that special g ift you .vill Ini proud to give! Children's Dresses Petrelawm - t a t t l e d G a i) carburetor unit P la s tic F ir e T ru c k A u to S ervice T ru c k tutd Tools 2.UH coavartlan M e ta l C lim b in g T a n k 2.59 1.59 to 1.98 ln « x p *N*lv * eloorif pura Kgvefled p a i/iW u m g g i, Record Player 8.95 to 23.95 DoU Curltges ■. (tag "Frosty MytalBpll Hewws 25eeach DOLLS - DOLLS - DOLLS u F o r every little girl on yaur Hat! Horaman DoRi, plaitjc ikln-like arms and legs 2.98 Sayeo Dolls with fancy akin and mlrada hair OURLAY - AWAY PLAN A « « ] ] D q . l l WUI HoU .eaioyai. �r t *• Legal Notices an nr,it * (> r i n r ir v rm \ h iii TO, HAI.LV M V H im D ill: LI. HI ■*» M ill nutoiie. t%*au* *nrtlur»N. n>*«i Vlralula Vmi i»r> hrr**t»> M..Nfi*d to fi!*» your w ritten d»*fim**,**». Ilf any, nti the 11th (lay of Her if in,hn\ I HAS* In III** Illll of Complaint fUrd MgalOKt you In the Circuit Court of Semin­ ole County. Florida, w ltlrh i-auxe N •■lit It|*»d .Via* k It. llu**»ar l. p|,iln* A f f . tf*. HuMy Kay WmiddHl tMm* r«I» it *' f «*n■Ia n I, »' h11n**ery N<», %111, xfime helrtit n null for ill von «*,, otherwise a li«vr*o Pro tViif****** iVll| he entered iitfuln*t you for liilliife to (ip*, ii, jilna **r ntt««v'r iiy frjim nJ |,i« hefrlfo IV IT S Kb S iny 11nnit u lot o ff 1*1a1 real lh l* 13th day of Novetnher. A *». IMS. «» I* HKItKDON «‘lerk, U im ilt Court. fllndsione |. Kohlona Attorney for l la ln tlff fi t Nor III Court Street <irI ji mlu, Mot Ida Textile’s Dixie Migration Seen Due To Economy Lower Wages, Larger Work Loads Are Re­ ported As Reasons Hy CORNELIUS F. HURLEY UOSTON P- The m ajor cause of the migration nf New England tex­ tile plant, tu the South I* the lower wanes urul bigger work loads in the South, a New England governors* committee reported today. The committee filed it* renort with the governors at a meeting last week, but the full document, m v in n iu M > \ m i: ^ Nollre Is h»r* t y given Ih i* we running more than 123.000 words nre riiKUife*! In htiHnenn on H igh­ along with illu stra tive charts won’t way IT-lil, | net loir Hi of Malt In ml. be in print for two months. S*ein l nnl o i "no n I y , Kla 11nUer 1 11*■ The committee chairman. Prof. MHItloti* mime "ftutor MolH" mot Unit We hltelld to reglater mild Seymour E H arris, H arvard Econ­ name fiitr»iiiiht I«• the term of the* omist, disclosed the contents of the M rtttlotie N'um** Statute t«* viltr He* Mr. »»'», of Mortda Statutes l*«M report last night at a Stale House with the Clerk *»C I lie Cl rr till Court news conference, and Issued an at), of Sent I nnle County. Florida. struct of Its finding* and recom­ Mr. ami Mrs it s Sleek mendation*. ( tw nera " I t Is Im perative to keep up the textile industry in New England," m i r i it r. gk At eleven «V!..It on Thtir*ulay the report says. ^Rurnlna. Itioooithut* 11, l fir*2, the It explains that the research done Hoard of 1‘iihlh* Inatnii'tlon vv111 re­ ceive denied hid* oti const rio ting In seven m ajor New England tex­ tin addlltoii to the Seminole tltgo tile cities, disclosed that closing ot School at Sanford, Florida F " f epc- a textile m ill meant the loss of an fi< at Ion* i all mi Architect HI ton J Mo tight >»rt, Siinfont VllfMtlh Nation­ additional Job for each textile w ork­ al Hank II ulid lug The Hoard r ner­ er who became out of work. As for replacement Industries, ve * the right to reject any or nil hid s the report said: Hi'ml ii ..!«• (•"iinty ll'iiird nf "The new Industries substituted Puhll. I n*i ru 'llo H pay lower wages than the departed i. i: Jurdu rt. f'li mlrmu ii* ones. The most productive and T \N 1„ji w t *«n Hr r rnUiry highest wage industries are often A n T 1 l i: l**yrn *1I*. Iiii'h urt Thursiluy reluctant to go into textile tow ns." The committee studied the Mass­ a. I>s> ••111he*f* 1I, l ’»M. Ihr Hoard • Until U hiNlMMlh •i» w ill re*- achusetts cities of Lawrence, Low­ reive mini Ini hints *1ill 1I' Il*tnd 1111If ell, Fall lllv e r and New Bedford, ll 11•M Ini f h** IsVill.ifl1 H. Iimii) 111 Manchester and Nashua In New nml. V l**rhlu Fur tl tlotia . till *o$ \r. Idle, l Hlttoi ,f Hampshire, and Woonsocket, It. I , Moiiahlmi. Hanford Vtlanth Nation, In making the year long study. lit Itunk Hollaing i tie H ard reser­ Prof. Harris said the committee ve* Ih*r* r itrhf l«* m jiT i rtfiy e*r nil found that to some degree the Lille fit*i mlu *d«* i 'mi ii It Ii **rd e.r South was aided In attracting New p uhlh li)*»rii* ll. hi England textile plants with the help T \\ t.UWlull, H* » i••fury of federally financed power p ro j­ *r W **'«»*! H* *•* e*l,»r V ects and tax benefit* in amnrtisa1.., i: Jurd.iii, f'l iilnrm n. Johns Mnnvillc Roofing & Siding 210 lb. Thick Hutt 3 Tab Roofing $0.03 per .square Asbestos Siding all colors $11.05 per square T h is Is firs t grade m a te ria l only “ Johns M u n v llle ” does tlon of the cost of new plant* and machinery. In th l* connection, he said, it wa* found that the Southern con­ gressmen were n solid blue when j i t came to legislation affecting the South. " t ’ni a D em ocrat." he said, add­ ing that he was u "New D ealer" and then he rem arked; "One of Iho best things about the Republican victory Is that the Southern Demo­ crats arc not going lo head com­ mittees for a while * With Republicans in control of Congress, congressional comm it tees w ill be headed by Renublleans. most of them from the North, he explained. The committee report urged "a much stronger organisation of Now England congressmen" lo support New England Interests. The m ajor conclusions of the committee included a finding Dial the lextlle industry, employing about 230,000 in New Knglnml is a "v e ry Important part of the New England economy," One nut of every five lo six fac­ tory jobs In New England Is in the textile industry, the committee found. Textile jobs account for about one In every 11 to 12 Jobs nf oil kinds in the urea. "The wage differential between New England and the South. Its most important textile rom petllor, Is substantial,*’ the report says "Inclusive of differentials In costs of fringe benefits for exam­ ple. holidays with pay and vaca­ tions the differential for the aver­ age of all branches of the industry between New England ami the South, may be as much us 20 cents an hour, or about 17 per cent of the Southern wage level The exact figure is n m atter In dispute be­ cause official figures vary to some extent, und the manner in which different segments of the industry are weighted In a rrivin g at a total Is a m atter of dispute A fa ir statement of the range of reason able eslimales Is 13 23 cents an hour. "R u t all we insist on Is that the differential is substantial " "W ork loads, the number of looms operated by a weaver, also on- larger hi the South than In Nrw England " The cum inillcc also said the monagement in New Kngtoml has "fa lle n behind” and it listed exces­ sive managerial stuffs, nepotism, failure to inodertil/e, a tendency to take more profits out of the business in New England than in Southern m ills, plants bull! for an­ other age and therefore loo large or too small operate efficiently today, Inhospitably to new ideas, failure to produce the newer blends and failure to spend on research mid inudniuulc support of textile sehools as some ol the flaws It found In m ill ownership The report said tile wage d iffe r­ ential should be reduced, hut added: "W e nre not of Iho view that wage ru ttin g , except in the most unusual cirrum stunrcs, offers the solution. A better approach Is a rise In Southern wages.” "T rade unionism should lie ac­ cepted as a vital necessary force not sell second or th ir d urnde. (Jet th e best fo r less. T h e n vcn ific 5 room house w ill cost you $.'>10.00 fo r n com plete ro o fin g and sid ln u cave d rip on y o u r ro o f, and Jolt. T h is includes m e ta l corners on I). L. T. DOSS n te U l your house, l.j Ih. fe lt am t C a u lk in g around all openings. C H I R O l’ K A t 'T O K l l ( > r i ( S II In 12 — 2 ti- fl I'hunu 7*771 ’ 113 M l.lollc Hunk lluilding I ’litm c I0 0 H -W fo r fre e e s tim a te , "A s k y o u r n e ig h b o r" Florida Home Builders DR. H. McLAHLIN OPTOMETRIST 113 Magnolia 1‘hunr 313 X V I’ OtM* l i f t * V| :» Silk Is Undergoing Hal Boyle Column F rl.T UNPor.v 28, 1832 Page 1 Hy H A L H O Y L E Comeback WithAid Jury Convicts Sex NEW ’YORK —Today mi man Murderer Of Niece Of Synthetic Fibre need in a nation of 137 m illion people go hungry Somewhere there H r RICHARD F1SKE (F o r SAM DAWSON) NEW YORK '.n—Silk Is coming hack after 20 years of waning pop­ ularity. And orlon, a synthetic as new- ns silk Is old. is helping turn the trick Orion adds such practical fea­ tures as wnshnhillty. crease re ­ sistance and <ptick drying In the luxurious iptalily anil rich color of fine silk This blend of the new and the old is being brought out by Schwar/enbach Huber Company, which was making silk fabric* mure than a century ago. In the mid-twenties Schwar/en bach wus doing the largest silk business in the world. Almost over­ night rayon became an Important fiber and In 1927 Schw arienbach bad Its first bad year. Now, the firm that since has been making Its living from syn­ thetics Is again lending emphasis to Its first success—silk. And os of yesteryear it gels Its raw m aterial from Japan. The company hasn't given up the man-made fibers that have paid the rent In recent years Rut It Is again expanding Its silk bus! ness And Robert M Schw arienbach, youthful (he’ s 33 years old) nmi aggressive president of the compuny, says ys (he com unehack Is off to ini auspicious star! Right now Ihe comeback I* pretty well confined to the luxury classification, Schwaricuhach says. The firs t three fabric blends of silk amt Du Font's orlon are In comm ercial production after six months of development The broadest appeal of Ihe three, since it is the least expensive, Is suitable fur such item* as men’s shirt* and women's blouse* anil summer type washable dresses. Schuur/cnhach says this broadcloth blend of two thirds orlon and nne third silk already has drawn unusual interest He expects, for Instance, that a gulf dress of this m aterial w ill retail fur about $.19 .mi and a man's s llirl al about $12 A second blend is made up of (Ml per cent spun silk warp and *0 per re lit orlon fillin g and is Intended for the same type of apparel as the broadcloth blend Setnvanenhnch snys this extra for the same type of appnrcl as the the fabric a more delicate feel but percentage of silk not only give* widens the color range attainable with hard In dve nrlnn. A third b le n d -191 per cent orlon warp and 10 per cent silk fillin g — is especiallv suitable (nr women's blouses ami dresses, Schwur/rnbach say s Production of these hlends, Schw arienbach suvs, Is only lintlied lo Ihe uvullabllity nf orlon llu l us Du I'lin l Increases pro ductiou of urloii yam , lie adds, there w ill lie a solution lo Die tint tleneek And ns more synthetic is avail able Schw n rrrn lia rh hopes to bring the product into the less expensive classification L’fitnIi!injur Flourishes fn Polk Says Sheriff risk says orgnniicd gambling is flourishing in I’ulk County ami the piddle is in blame. Parrish said hollla lottery opera Don-- controlled by Ihe Sicilian | Mafia, are almost as large In Folk in the South ns It I* In New Eng la n d ," the report said. fo r th a s e ■ $I0S5*M 1949 Mercury . . Sport Sedan $1396.00 fi 1949 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 2-Door Sedan $||95.oo J fl .. i ,' • 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline 2-Door Sedan $H96.oo • 1948 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Door Sedan * 1 1 9 5 .0 0 1947 Ford Sportsman Super Deluxe Convertible Coupe 9 1938 Dodge 4-Door Sedan •f ni D U H (< <1 -l n SANFORD is t.t r . I Now Is The Time To Order Your FLOOR SPACE HEATER Roy W all, Plumbing SefltCwtis W j?m- Hood I'll* Wear! ' • ‘ • l i t ’* *; Al *•(*< VTIi ll’p l l d Ii l||» ‘I . I H . f l l V ( r i or r i l i i u I <in **riili**r I , H im l l i i t lftl n f Pl l Ml t 111f 11III ) I X•M U til r®v**|v*» m m Ii I Mils **ii I in it Ir hint; Kiel Ifin 11*11! it k *xm#M . hi r.nii i n ihii 11 i«i It H* I*■»m1 A mi l toriuiK |.’*.r i*|i»'i (. I' a I loiiM > ik 11 mu V r r l i H r * I K l t i m I M»m , I i • ««n H, , n f o r d A l U l i U , S a n ........I II m k l l t n l i l h i u . T h e H *« r d i * * * i v >.h tl** i i « h t t<» r a j f * I I* MV n( *II l<ii| H r m l i u d * * i ' m n i *i v | t i mr * l uf l #ii 1*11» I i i * n i n lltirt f. r In Hill $1 ( l u i l l r III*-III, Better Cough Relief USED TRUCKS! 1950 Plymouth . . 4-door Sedan Police Seek Solution Of Mysterious l)e;ith ^ ii 4 i i i USED CARS! ( l i K I ) I T HURL Al L fir J il THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES IN USED CARS and TRUCKS i \ l n it l d i ks or RIVERSIDE, Calif P \ ju ry is a table at which he lx welcome That may nut he (he most sig­ convicted John C Law ranee to i O l ’ i I ( « ' y l 1 m V ! 1{ I I S nificant fact about this 'ihanksgiv night of the sex murder last Vug lug Day. Hut it lx doubtful i f In 1? of his HS-yeur old niece hath the history of the world a country ryn Knodel. The verdict curried no rceom so vast could name one single day during which its entire population mendntinn. which mentis that the 11 i i i ii i f f could he certain of escape from 37 year old form er convict w ill tie given the death sentence mankind's oldest foe—hunger The slate maintained F a t I w Thanksgiving is the 24-himr pe riml m the year when all A tneri ranee ravished her. hilled In i ..to "(X .« -W« ! V. VUsthYga* ( l l t l *.■*«. vans try to harvest man’s gr-'ai a rock uml lett her hod) on a high ’7 * .. - k i i e cst dream —peace amid plenty No .w ay. making It appear ih.it she American really wants to start a was a tra ffic victim t ■1 ipiarrel on this day. and the A m er­ ican soldier in lands beyond the sea bates to fight on it The idea of Thanksgiving Is no A m e r I c o n invention, and even Fravda could hardly claim the llu.x DETROIT i.P - V uth.rilics i,<dnv Mans found It firs t It Is as old as sought to determine the can > of •ti.* i \ r - 1 i'll: . - - i* i ’ the Hlbte. The first thing Noah did death of nn 87 year old woman after Ihe flood abated was lo give whose body was kept for two n-ais I 'lin N i: 7d burnt offerings of clean beasts ami hy her two sons in an upstairs clean fowl unto the Lord. room of her home in Detroit's I VV i . ; ; ! . C l ('ra d ic a lly every ancient people eastern market district jam had sim ila r sacrificial customs V • oc, Police made the macalu e dis ‘Ihe Hrlllsh. beginning with the covety o f the xkelelon ol Mis ra.NJU KtaBW ^-ssm r^m ' * i ’ a . k v i b .v . w ra tc ) sinking of the Spanish Armada in Emily Lemcrsnl yesterday durum l.Mdl. nave had special day* of an investigation of repot Is that all Thanksgiving after weathering an was not well al t he Lettters.il empire c rh ls or to celehrato such home Joyous events as the fiiith year of When police attempted to i mm Queen V ictoria’s reign In 181)7 Die rundown house, one >>| ih two lint over a period of three ecu soils, Stanley, shot liimself lie lurics the practice of an annual was fimml m ortally wound' I "tl a dav of thanksgiving—form ally her lu'il in Hiiulhei room aided since Abraham Lincoln's Rushed to receiving ho proclamation of I8<ij-has become Stanley before he died .1 'I In HIo.0d peculiarly an American institution ills brothel'. Russell Mi kept the Now it Is perhaps the most A m er­ body of Ih clr mother because they furnace ican of holidays, because it wraps did nut have funds to huiv her (III all Die other holidays In one Mrs LemersaFs skeliioti was t»n Thanksgiving Day the aver fiiltm l nil a lied, covered with old age man thinks o( Ills heritage of rags freedom, just as he does on In Police said Russell, who w.m dependence Day Ills mind turns arrested VVedliesdav w.,. la id to h i' lined ones who have passed without charge fur »|iic>tmiiiiii. on. ns it does on M em orial Day Howard Schumann ,vt a uenhew lb- ordinarily gets time off front uf Mrs Letttersal. lohl polu he A t t ll io r i/ e il C u li-m titt iR u tle r his job. as he does on Labor Day. hud heard rum ors fb.it In. .mat lb- has a feeling of spiritual grail w ax dead He said Hu- two l.i.uln . s 11107 S a n fo rd A ve n u e I ’ o ltn e 1112 hide, lust as be does at t ’liristinas, bad barricaded lln -n i'iK c >>> in, bid it is a feeling lim ited In no house and refused to t ol. m ill one sect or religious creed him tin I hanksgiv dig Dav even an atheist van feel numhly grateful NT. I VM IS ( I I I Iti II that whatever power that created Tin- Seuioi M i * s i ■- m him has also left hint free to e riti of s i .itmios a vi r n> i . i . ci/e Die Idea of there being any have chat ire o f the < n i . - . , 1 tiu il at till Siiiii Imv Me* l \ ii, . , ', Hut ever since (lov llra d fo u l he the speakoe id tin m<■• M -It !<• ‘ - I p r o c l a i m e d the first Filgrtm v lees. I liunk'giving in U121. the day has The Vo,-id l l i ' i i O III Ii.nl a peculiar duality of lis own I r a t ’ s;’ V -m sM -rrS dec ii |ii"g rn itt id : m a iptiel Joy in tiring able ......... I II M, (lie iiflo riii'o li. Vli br.de and share the bounty of the w ill ho tlio spoiilo i i t i n - i good earth under Hie bcnlson of a sol i iee* The in itili (?) \ id o \ i e-.sot if, , Mill II, supreme being If is unlike Die \ l l I' i i 111 w iir u li in j»t >U 11 pagan harvest festivals because 11 M i t ’lini e l l l l l f ( I h V S O |. , It I Isn't a tune of riotous revelry It i»*» .1 V V i in ( i n i h 111 f l u *’ ■* l" i I Is simply a tim e for us all to null mini l'tllll-"ll I h i i h i m * i •' 1* complaining and lie grateful (nr what we have i • »!M }' s I p c e 4 l * r 1 1 v u ’ • i V\ Must uf all it is a fam ily hull P 1 S( ,. i l l i l m i \ j m ’ Ihh tiny the day when the elan gulb ' I , v 1 it N * i M i VI t1! | ers its members and lonesome than Win times. friends together and all know n mutual gladness because they are together, there Is plenty lo eat mi Die table, and all the dark fears that separate us on other days are old of sight and out of mind Thanksgiving Is the day of Amor lean plenty without greed or envv because there is enough for nil It is' h kindling portent of that day. however distant when all peoples w ill enjoy it universal Thanksewing Dav. gratefully sharing the endless riehos of a chip'll ' when mi man sits down to .m einptv table or hears Ihe clamor of a growling gun *Aml I Dunk in many Mnerleun house hob Is today sntuo member w ill offer up ill sib-nee or aloud 'tit'll a prayer as this "D e a r lo rd , we thank von for whftt you have hosfnwcd upon us Help us to find a way so that the entire Iminnii race may know such a day " 9 WE ARE THANKFUL THAT WE CAN OFFER YOU .\ ... ; \ \ i Vv: i .;;!: \ \ s T V I'IN U M \ Ml*: ('nunty as the phosphate Industry "Organized rackets cannot up crale unless they are wanted hy the people," i ’nrrlsh said al a Linns t'luh luncheon Tuesday " I f you Imy bulllit, then you up prove of it If you take a iliiualion front it rnc keleer. then you a|i v * c cH;' .Chiiii TttRKKSGrciNG SPECIALS .V iM K O O K A H l I’K IN ) 1N(. U R ! i' . Y l>; \ ! > !/, \ ! n 1950 Dodge, 2 Ton Tractor, air hrakeH, H u d d l e tanks, fifth wheel, radio, heater, 825 x 20-10 ply tlrcH , 2 speed axle $1396*00 ,'1 *'IP V l 1-l 1949 Chevrolet Suburban $ 995*00 1949 Chevrolet VL»Ton Pick-up $ 953*00 1947 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 1947 International V/2 Ton Stake Body 1946 Dodge 2-Ton Flut 1944 Ford 2-Ton Flat $ 755*00 $ 300-00 $ M.OO $ 400.00 1 . . . .- ■* When new diu*x or old fail lo help your couth or chcxl cold don't delay. ( reomulvli'ii conlaitu only safe, helpful, proven ingirdlentx nml no nar­ cotic* lo disturb natitrc'i process. It ,oei into the hronchUI xyslem to aid nature soothe anil heal raw, Ictidrr. inf1*incd bronchial membrane*, fiuat.mtced in please or your diuixist re­ fund* money, f'rcomulslon ha* ttcwkl the text of many million* of u k i i . CREOM UIISION c»y«*i. C*mi C il t c i o ii .It. ,s.|v D A Y S T O H E M E M B E It • WEDDING • • B IR T H D A Y A N N IV E R S A R Y • C H R IS T M A S • MOTHERS DAY Alw nyx Nice To (H*» THE ESSEX STUDIO GUARANTEED USED TIRES EASY BUDGET TERMS u o u iiu r l . f i x P IIO T fK iU A P IIK II tft* NORTH PARK A VEND 11 FUR APPO INTM ENTH FU O N B » 7 f STORES AHsit* «*4AkV-»*Mur- . tj P �» * «37~sTr V f i t SANFORD HERALD F rl. Nov. » , » 5 f F if e The Sanford Herald BetabHihen tn tie *. J ! r % a . r r . « s c .a r ts s w n . " r iU { ik » l » Sate reave _«•!* m iii A iiiiw i i * i r im . I l l M a in ll* Aveaec . H M ifW a* aacaaa alaae watter OtMMr XT* m e, al tfc* Feel Off lee • I RaafarO. Fl-rtSa, «aa*r iXa A«l • t r . * i f M . oi Har.h x. leva. III1L U M ) L. 1)liAX neitar oonuon iih a n • u I h u M iia m ■ V H irip n o * nvrv:e 1 lifv • Mr Carrt.r ---- .* .--••• • Oaa Maalh ..... .. ............ —■ _ _ T*r»» Maath. ----------------- - JJ* ■la Maatka ...........- ...... - ,J-™ Oaa Vaar ................. ...... . »•— All •bltaarv aallaaa. rarla af Ihaaka. .r.aialtaaa *•# aallraa at aalanalamaal far Ika aareaaa .1 ralalaa tea#*. w ill ka (kaasaO lar *1 raoaiar a e.anuia* ralaa. R ir r M a . l il nallakki-.f a? Ia« laa* kaw .M aar Hapraaaalalliaa tar., Man Tarh, rhlrftan. » *< "•"• K .M m llltr and II. I.a.l.i____ “ fk a M ^ .H tif a b*mm»m - I me AeeealaieO Oraaa a M rl. la aarltlal .Iftm alralr «a Ika aaa far raaskll. arwa rriaiaO eatlaa af all “ Ika “ laaal -----------------_ mwaaaaar, aa wall aa an t i l aaw. et.aafrkaa. _ ___ FRIDA Y, NOV. IB, 1W2____ BIBLE VER8F. TODAY Countries that are Christian know nothing of famine. Oi\ly godless and heathen rpunlrle* arc ao afflicted. The key to abundance la wisdom, it find* water fo r the duicrt and love distribute* superabundance to reiclon* that lack. For went and fntnlnc they were lolllary. — Job .'10:3. In making hit irlectiom for hh cabinel, General Kiienhower irem* to go on llie aiiumplion that a public official tltould be above tuipicion. Former New York Mayor 0 ‘Dwy? er h u leiigned * i ambatudar to Mexico. It will I * intereiling to ice now whether he ilayi in hiding or relurm lo face tha muiic. The Britiih are differing from a new picture of Queen EJirabeth which ii being uied on tome new coini put out by the Royal Mint. Her neck ii too long, they »«y. Now the know, how Alice in Wonder* land muil have frit. Income Of Colleges * 1 r r fr< ——“ ,r II ■ U bccomcH more nml work' neccsnnry fo r collcifctf and unfvergltlea to find now Hourcoglof Income. A 2,300 ptogc repbrt by tho Commission on Fitvnttclng H ig h e r Education mnkea thin plain. T h e Commission was sot up by the A m o rcan Association o f U niversities and began m akin g its study o f financial conditions o f colleges and universities orslt throe yours ago. The commission warned a g a in s t exten d in g the am ount o f federal aid given to universities. I t Is feared th a t fu rth e r government assistance m ig h t endanger tho indeiwiidcnce n f the educational institutions which receive It. It Is only natural to assumo that when colleges and universities a rc sup|>orted by public funds governing I Indies exjmei and de­ serve u sny in how i.awo institutions a re ru n . But the Inde­ pendence o f Ihe colleges nnd u n iversities is the factor w hich makes them such valuable assets to society. T he report urges th a t business and In d u stry play n big­ ger role in subsidizing education. In recent years big com........................................................ panics have taken on the jo b o f supporting the schoo»1h th a t wns once done by philanthroidst. U iit exjwnsos have gruv*n pace-. 111 kept pi to such an extent th a t g ifts haveD not ' ‘ aidil fo r the schoola T he commission nlso recommended from churches, the st lies and Die com m unities. Education Is extrem ely important in a democracy nnd It Is to tho In terc u t o f everyone to keep It vital and us free ns possible fro m thu Interference o f government. Unless tho pixddem etui bo solved by the combination o f the e ffo rts o f in d iv id u a l*, p ri­ vate enterprise, state mid com m unity leadership, tho federal governm ent w ill Inevitably hnvo to take over. T h a t would not ho good. Wagging1 'The Dog N u t Holman, mu* of tha b ailin g a u tla iritlu a on basket­ ball, faces dismissal front his job as basket hall conch a t (he C ity College o f New York. It is charged th a t Holman was aware Unit the scholastic records o f high school basket ball stars were falsified to permit them to enter (*C N Y . A g n a ip investigating athletic practices at the school has e ritid z e il him severely for failure to eo-i penile w ith it. Men who conch scholastic or collegiate sports should bo sources o f inspiration to the students w ith w hom they cornu in contact, i f they fall to set proper exam ples o f sportsm anship and In teg rity they should Im< dismissed. But coaches who resort to liigii pressure la d le s to produce w inning h u m s uro tho result of tho Ills inherent In hlg-tlm e a th letic pro­ grams mid are not the causes o f the malady. The adm inistrative officials o f a college, the president uni! thd trustees or regents supposedly set and execute the policies tile school will follow. It is th e ir job to he aw are of o f w hat is going on and if players a re recruited and subsi­ dized they must certainly know ubont it. P utting the hlnnie mi the coaches is a s h iftin g o f refl|>omdbllily which will neither right the wrongs which hnvo lasm dmie nor prevent abuses fio m recurring.. It n tim e for all o f the schools enga/ed in big-tim e atlfletie program s to examine the place sp< its have come to occupy and answer the serious ipiestion of w hether the tail is not wagging tho dog. Paul Hoffman tayi that Amer­ ican buiincii ii on irial. "In two yean", the former Mutual Security Director drdarea, "buiineu will have to detnomliale that it can work wrlh the government nut only for ita benefit, but (or the benefit of all the people". We hale to think H ow I I 10 world I'lumgrn In n few yi’iu .i! Tin- United what would hapiien to buiineu if titntcH iiitn junt iigrri'd tn lend Japan a fleet n f IH friitatoH there should he another deprenion. aiul 00 landiiiK c ra ft. Thin I h tlie fir a l ntep Inw ard under­ w ritin g Jupanem- rearm am ent ho th a t (lie Japancno can de­ Professional gamblers are taking fend themnelvcii. a gamble when they violate the A few yenm urd hucI i a atep would Imve I me 11 until inklaw*, even as you and 1. Sometimes nble. Conceivably in Home now ttnforneun fu tu re we may be they are convicted, as when Lavick helping IlUHHla to defend herncll agaiim t Home mure form id ­ E. Adams, chief of the bolila rack­ able enemy, perhaps C hina I t. . et In Pinellas county, was found A ttitu i'crt and-cIrciiniHtanci'M change w it Is’ yearn and guilty the olher day on ell three prcKHuroH from d iffe re n t dlructlnim. Only a few Ganlc prlncounts of an income tax violation elplim rem ain the name: Peace lenmltiH b etter than w a r; co­ Indictment. He could break the operation hotter than c o n flic t: tru th b etter than fa la lty ; gambling laws with impunity sp- compnmdnn hotter than cruelty. Mont n f the human race Sietiily, but he could not leave would Hubncrihe to thcHC Htatcrnonln. Sn fa r imople do not fade Sam out of a share of his Heem able to apply them w ith any noticeable degree o f hucillegal profits. COIIB, "Thu only trouble w ith C iirlstia n U y " aaid a w I hu and It h haul for us to realise some­ w itty m an, " I h th a t It hnn never yet been trie d ." W ouldn't it times how fast Florida is growing. Wa were reading the other night be a good Idcn to th in k nbout H la rtin g (o try It? Arms And Selflessness G (h it In 1900 the density of popula­ tion on Ihe tower east coast Was Iwo persons per square mile. You know something of how, that con­ dition has changed. Yesterday the Census Bureau revealed that the value of farm lands in Florida has increased from 281 million dollars to 900 million dollars during lha last 30 years and the farm acreage Increased from six million to 16 million. Meanwhile, farm labor in­ come rose from 10 million dollars to 69 million dollars. YCho can deny that Florida is the fastest growing stile In the union), Sttel Capacity Atiures Nation Of Huge Supply fIt Will Be Running Out Of Our Ears/’ Says Sam Daw son tty T. E. APPLEGATE (For NAM DAWNONt NEW YORK iJ^—A rr wo going to have s trrl flguratlvrty “ running out of mir ca r*" In the next year or io? 11tl» hai been a latent fear among aomi Meet producer* ever ilnce the ImtuMry aimed at a goal of 120 million ton* nf annual tie d making capacity bv tp.ll. A* tho bulk of defi'iue nerd la met, the thinking went, steel w ill pour out of the new plants In Hood more than ample for civilian use. Now—despite x record steel pro­ duction pace—there iv spreading belief that such fear* may be groundless. Some industry lenders are be­ coming cautiously optimistic. And not Just for tho abort term, either. Latest evidence on the nverexnanslon uuestlun caino this week from tho president af (he second largest steel company In the nulion, A II. Iloincr of llethlehcm Steel. Studies made for Hothlrhcm, Homer said, show that since 1900 there bus been n close correlation between steel nut put and the figure for gross national product, cor­ rected for Inflation. Gross national product (ONP) represents the na­ tion's total output of both giants and services. Measured against GNI* and, since 1919, the Federal Reserve Hoard Index of Industrial produc­ tion, Homer said. Ihe new steel capacity Is not out of line, lie commented: "B oth (IN I' and the FHII Indices reflect the facts of our scmi-garrlson economy. But they also reflect the growth of our populallon and the advance In our standards of living. Undoubtedly, they reflect trends In increased consumption of steel that none of ns expect to see reversed Ihe tempo may change, but the direction wilt not." Sustained demand for steel was noted by the muga/im- Steel, which said Nleel men who thought demand would liHH-r off after the first rpuirter of 19.13 now are Inclined to push the dale farhler back. The Iron Age, mclulwurklng Irude weekly, today predicted sleelmuklug capacity w ill bo close ’.a EX'Coltege Deart'Is Miami Death Victim M IAM I OP-Dr. Robert D. Eng. Ilib, 79, former dean of Washing. Inn and Jefferaon College, died Thursday In a hospital. A native of ftushford, ,T Y., ho attended the University of Rochest­ er and the University of Chicago and received his Doctor of Philoso­ phy degree from the University of Slier • llchlgxn. Up was head of Uin Latin de­ partment at Washington nnd Jef(erMin from 190S to 1920, dean the (next Iwo year* and then headed the romanre language department until 1977, A flrr a year at the University of Florida as professor of French, he ted professor of phllosn was appointed phy at the University of Miami, serving hi that position unlit 1032 Then for the next five years he lectured ut Miami's extension ill vision. Survivors include his widow, Julia, two sons, Burns H ill English, Marathon, and Charles L. English, lenry Miami, and a daughter, Mrs.lit Drown, Norway, Me. ‘ Youth Ih Killed On Motorbike In Miami MIAMI Ui—A 10-ycar-old boy who came hero from West Palm lleach lo spend Thanksgiving with til* fulher was killed Thursday when his motorbike collided headon with a motorcycle. He was Identified ns James II. Mumicii Jr., of 333lx Plymouth St. County Hoad Patrolman B. A. I Wheat said Munden was making a left turn Into Sunset Drive when lie rolllded with Gene Darker. 22, u Miami fireman who was riding the motorcycle. Darker was no thurt. Munden died at Dade County Hospital a few hours after the crash. to l in million tons by the end of ■lr thi* yenr. and cited "Industry con fnlrncn in continuing civilian de- > rnand for steel" as a factor In bringing the industry within reach­ ing dlsiancc of Its 120 million-ton goal. Steel plants this week nro pro­ ducing more Ihun 2 ,100.000 tons for tin- eleventh successive week, 11 pace never before sustained October was the biggest month In Iry history, with output to­ Industry taling 9,790,900 tuns, nr an average 9, of more (linn 2,200,000 a week. Hated capacity of the entire In­ dustry last Jim 1 was only 2,077,OKI tons a week. 5C c i | | Sanford Herald ORLANDO lift—The.U, 8. Depart­ Dear H lr ^ ' I sec your paper Went senlnwap, ment of Agriculture says 2/>5O,0oo do not know of any ihinir more chicks Imve been sold by coni eontemalile than that, do not know mcrciat hatcheries ami feed deni­ how It would feel to do that? Well Gen, ike I i n xcalawny loo, born in Texas, make lulks for liryan but now I.etoniM to the pni* ” ty who hnto the South and all till n g i Houtliciu How ever if we could and did stand Hurdimr, Collldge, nod Hoo­ ver am positive U'.* -ai- - lie l JVe ni.f»g I f memory serves mo correctly we had a lot of irnbiwny vote t for -X Hoover. Do you remember ladle* and kid* crying for food under the great 8 lr Hoover ? 0H1Y :>1.7: In the |ui*l ten year* lie- {south­ ern stale* in ear*, truetovi, phones, A Wft'K truck*, cleclrlrity have gained »» much more than nnv otllei section That Idea nearly kills carpet bag­ gers, holm* made vallkee* and sea luwuirs, you are of the two latter. SI neerely, Milton Gage Tampa, Fla. K l a er* in Florida to brofltr pwdricerP la five commercial areas ao far this year. . In the same time last year, a,* loi.wo II ,VW were was*- sold. a m The areas are Miami,, Tampa, Halatka. Jacksonville and De Fu* niak Springs. nn backyard GYM SEY Tubular »t*al • • • Equipped w ith ! • • • • ♦ Slrato-Glidcr, ring*, p#io bar, two swing*, two chinning b ar*. AVa|^ t 0n,V T ir* $ to n * s t o r e s Rhone 12 T O U C H T O N ’S Saturday Special B A K E D C H IC K E N l* IK C H O IC E O N E V E O E T A Ii l. E H O T B O M . - » H U J T E It C O F F E E OH T E A DINNERS WITH VEGETABLES SEKVEI) ALL DAY SUNDAY T C IIC C T C N D R U G C C . V, $ N ote t" Sanford ShnpperH! We Imve a com­ plete line " f clttldrers'H t-lolhen. from lioots ton-ap*. al tlie mi ml reaxtitudde prices tlu it ran la- Immtl an> where! O iv e tlie Qirislmas present that can M lg you thanks lbrlljears! 5 . IIS Uk-i I . l-y Hoblllllixxl. l u l l l iiiv I . u - t i- i U n t i l ii A lio Slim-* t'uuhot Hut* CHEF’S SPECIAL A BOW L OF R EAL HOME MADE VEG ETA BLE SOUP • C IIE F'N CHOICE OF TASTY SAN D W IC H D A ILY i CHOICE OF COFFEE OR T E A Sale Of Baby Chides In State Show Jump Dungnrt-rs, Gunnel lined Busier Hruwn Cotton Knit Keparato* to iuix nml limtrh ShortH and S h irlH ..... M ill each C a rd ig an s ...... I.litt Wool Jersey Suit* lo *l*e 0 Cirnligun, Slipover nml Pnutx J f HOM E MADE PIEH 'D AILY 2.49 Plain dungaree* 1.29 Pistol Packer Western •leans, black tw ill 3 .9 8 R c u m illa t & A n d e r s o n W ALO RKEN AGENCY "ON T U B CORNBK BY T U B CLOCK" ^ T han are now on deposit with the Florida Industrial CommUtion in Tallahassee over 00 million dol­ lar* collected in laic* from the business men of this state for the purpose of paying people not lo C a s tle J c u ic lr y 111 West First ■ fr ^ * Keminds You To — T-Shirts g gn T w an w ow ? W h o is tho clsilil that you love the mostT fasteners Colnrftil stripe* You want that lilllo one's Christmas lo be the brightest ial fund. Now if the ida rtflly waits to ip a y m M this »tale, le w unnecessary l i t tway with, or If it Koav for legitimate ai building tchooli, hoMf t k there U a another. And almost every- (toselhle, don’t you? This year that will probably mean toys. M i! you can give him another gift t6o— one that arid keep your ihoughlfultirss In hfa heart for many yean lo Mon-Togs Corduroy Hull* I ’ink and Blue 5,98 set cume| a United S utra D r Tense Bond. A Christmas-given Bond will be a fin* savings start for tha youngster you love. I t will go oa earning Interest 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan; 1951 Buiek 4 Door Sedan Cairn Clean. Good T lr li • Radio and Heater I E xtra dean, low mileage, UMB. M CtUIIY U BOH 01 M ta ke, provoke a M ing tarnation over where tlw k a— lag from. But .the hern la inch a p#at*up de­ Hturdibny Press Shirt* Coiuplotu with ruff llnka urn) tli-, l>oxed 1947 Pfrrtioutl 2 Door Sedan Radio, Heater, Excellent Condition m m u f your thoughtfulnesa. 2 Door Sedui Extra clean. Radio. One Owner. Dynaflow, Slipover M ain the bank (mo of your Chrlalmea shopping itopa and find out more about Booda aod other forma o f savings . B e l t s . . 69c up aa,gjfl, possibilities. Big 1950 Tdntiac 1949 Buiek Sedanette m II Wool Bwretun until ho’e fully grown—an ever-lncreaatng remlndar F o r your y o u a g e te rs W u rity , and j t m e o o t t y give a United Stole* Defense Bead tide < Topi' Cardigan and Slipover, boxetP 3.98 set 1 Bpringfoot Sneck Box, alt colora FLORIDA STATE RANK ll 1* Nlhx Shirt* and Flannel Jackets Wool . . . 2.98 Holeproof Leathern!# ~ Nappeia 2.95 Bootle Nap pare Opposite Poet Office poooiMu p rk w e ” a t< r i n t t it t - �F -:-' HHS-.-Jfy' r / t -v • ; 'f Skinner Home Scene Of Bridal Brcnkfant I M r*. Raymond Rail, M r*. A. L. day School Class o f the F irs ' | 5 k in u *r and Mis* B etlye Rene Halt Methodist Church w ill hold it i entertained this tnom nlg w ith a annual Christmas pa rty in M c­ breakfast honoring Miss Rnrhrn Kinley Hal] at 7:30 p. in. Hos­ Uui-ker, who w ill be Im irricd tptesses w ill be Sirs. Claude II*u n ­ morrow nig h t to [,t. Robert June*. done, M r*. Chester Daniels, Mrs. The pa rty was held at {1:00 o'clock The m iinthly social gathering Z. II. U u tllff, M is. tlrodic M il- at the Skinner home on Magnolia of Congregation Detli Israel w ill Hams, M r*. C. II. Winn, Mrs. lin t \ venue. be hold nt H:(K> n. iu . Lovely arrangem ent* o f white Flower*. Mrs. Donald Dunn and MONDAY and fern were used Mrs. John M, Glllon. A ll inruihers gladioli •i to *Yotnari a S w irly of Chris are urged to tirin g a child's g ift. throughout the room*. On the tiau Service* and the Western n ' The Unity ‘ ‘T ru th " Class w ill breakfast table hi the dining room Service (iuihl of the First Mvtli- meet at the V aldct Hotel at 7:15 was u white cornucopia fille d w ith odiat Church w ill hold it* annual p m. The subject w ill be Iho book w hite gladioli and fern. C rystal covered dish supper nt 7:00 j,. m. "Talks on T n ith " by Charles I >11 eatidrlirhrn in the shape o f tiny In McKinley ‘" Unit to tic pi reeded more Thp public Is eonlialty in- horrmcopius held w hite tapers; and w ith a business m eeting’ u f th the w hile flowers were also used vttrd In attend. circle* at It;,10 p. m. Knelt memhei Sanford Lodge No. i!'J F. «'i A. on the bu ffe t. W hite tapers tird at i* a*krd to bring tuhh: service* fo r M. w ill hold their annual rleel in the base w ith a .-innR whIFc blos­ one. o f officers ut 7:30 p. in at M m - som were placed lit silver candelaThn Week o f Prayer fo r fu rrlg u onle Hall. lira on the buffet. mission. w ill lie oh«erveil at the During the party M i** Rucker w kdnkm Day F irs t Ilsp tixt Church at 'J:IM> p.m. was presented w ith a mayonnaise The I'rn v e r Meeting Sendee at S e t In the Care** pattern by T ifw ith Circle No. G in charge. A ih o rt busincM meeting for all o f­ the First baptist Church w ill be­ fvtl. Those enjoying the occasion ficers o f the W MU w ill bo held at gin at 7:in p.m w ith Mis* Rucker were Mrs. II. The Young People’s A uxiliaries Wayde Rucker. Mrs. C. T. t'lHiper. 3:00 p.m. The P rim ary Sunbeam* w ill <d the F irst Raptisl Church w ill o f YVinston Salem, N. f , , M r*. I.. meet at the F irst baptist ('lunch p i esciit the program at 7:30 p m . G. Horn o f Anuiatotr, Ala., Mrs. ( ’. lo r Ihc Week of Prayer fu r foreign It. ilo rn o f Mocksville. N. C.. Mr*. a t 3:30 p.m, The F irst Rnptixl T raining Un­ missions w ith Mrs. A. B. Tedfortl C. R. Jones, and the Misses Nance ion w ill hold a W orker's Council as leader. A picture of the Ufo Jean Appleby. N ixie K ltv h h u ff, Mary Anne Galloway. Gretehen meeting in the Memorial Kdurn- of Lottie Moon will ba shown. The Sanford Woman's Club w ill K irchhoff, l.lla l.e ffle r. Jovttle llo n a l llu llilin g beginning at 7:00 hold Us Christmas luncheon and Jones, lleheee'i Horn, M rirgniet p.tll. w ith n covered dish supper. general meeting nt 13:30 p. m. nt Jones, Susan Skinner and the three Gamma Laminin Chapter, licta Ihn club house. A ll department* hostesses, M U ' Hall. M r*. Skinner Sigma Phi, w ill meet a t the Cen­ w ill participate sfmwer fo r and M r*, nail. pate and a shower tra l Florida Quick Freexe u l (1:3(1 the Children'* home w ill he held. p.m. fo r a box supper. Hostesses w ill he M r*. Henry McThe Philathen Class o f I he I .it it I in, rhulrinun, M r*. C. P. lia rF ir * l P resliyteriuii Churcli w ill key, M r* O. P. Herndon, Mrs. hold Ms C hrlslm u* party n t 7:0" Albert Starke, Mrs. H a rry Lee, P. in. Kindi person I* asked to Mrs. M nrgaiet Edwards, M r*. S. bring a covered dish uiid a lio C. (it iiliuni. M r*. I. R. Jones, Mr*. Tommy S tringer " f M urray cent g ift. II. S [luggur and M r*. James Lee. Slate College in Kentucky is Garden Club member* me in ­ For reseiNation* m eiu'ats ore ask­ spending the holiday w ith Id* vited to the Center nt 'J:lMl p. m. ed to contact M r*. W. II. (irurss- mother, M r*. I. T. Stringer. to go to the shop o f ,1. |l. McNeill, le, telephone 4I8G-W . flo ris t ,wdio w ill roniluet a progniin Mis* Carolyn Patrick hn* a r­ Weklwn l.ialge No. H7P I - A. to on chrysanthemum*. Members may It. It. T. w ill meet itr the lO tlF rived from Duke U n ive rsity In ■t*o go directly to his nhop un Hall at 3:00 p. in. Durham, N. C. to spend the h o li­ Sipes Avenue. day* w ith tier parent*, Mr. and TU E S D A Y TH U R S D AY Mr*. W. A. P atrick • Circle No. It w ill present lieThe Itnval Andnts.sadot * w ill Mr. and Mr*. E. P. t ’la ik and p ingm in at the Week o f Prayer observance for foreign missiuik'i ut meet at the F irst lln p lh t C hlirell Mr*. W. V. Neville of Knfnln, Ala. ill 7 :U0 p. m. ! returned to th e ir home yc»lcnltiv the F irst llu iiils t Church nt L'dio The Junior llrntherhood will a fte r spending a few days w ith p.m. w ith Mrs. II. C. Moure in meet ut tlie First Hnpllsl Church their parents, Mr. and M r*. R. It. rhsrge, Reek. at 7:It* p. m. The Junior O A* w ill meet at A pio g nio i for the Week of Iho First Hnptist C h illi'll at 1 111 Mr. and Mrs. A. ('. Madden p.m. Prayer fo r foreign m i**ion* w ill spent the Thank-giving h e lh la v The Chirp'd Choir w ill hold re- be held u( the F irst baptist w ith (heir sons and daughters-inhetirsal at the F irst ltn p li*t| Cillireh al 3JHI p. m Circle No. taw. M i. mill Mrs. Harold MiolChurch at D:tr> p.tu. 7 w ith M i* I! I,. Johnson, lead­ ilreti and Mr. and Mrs. Thermi The Daughter* o f Wesley Sun­ er, w ill lie in charge Madden in Greenslioro. N C. rH E :t.U \T f)R D [ P o w e lls A t E n te r t a in R e h e a rs a l j C o -h o s te s s e s S upper .Mr. and Mrs. (1, L. Powell cnt r r ln liiid Inst night w ith a buffet supper follow ing the rehearsal at the F irst 1'rcshytrriari Church for the Wilsnn-Pnwelj wedding. Tlie long b u ffe t table was overlaid w ith a yellow linen cloth and tlie beautiful urrungem unl in the cen­ te r was formed w ith two lovebird* In cage* hanked w ith yellow uml bronte chrysanthemum* mid yel­ low and brown illdion*. C rystal rnndolftbrn held white tapers en­ twined w ith yellow pom porn*. H llver' M d ' cnrMul iippuintm ent* were lisriL. On another Icihlo in tlu> room was placed a novel and beautiful three-tiered fountain nriuugcm eut w ith Wuler spraying over a rtis tic arrangements o f w hite chrysan­ themums nml greenery. Guests worn seated lit niiimII tables which were covered w ith white linen cloths und decor sled w ith while blossom* und greenery. M r*. T. J, G n rrv tl o f Quitman, Gn,, K r*. Powell's mother, preslded a t the coffee service, and as­ sisting Mrs. Powell iu serving were Iter sislers, Mrs. Robert l im ­ its I t o f Ai)«i_ Gn. and Mrs. R. M. Mason Jr. or Orlundn. Those attending w ith Miss V ir­ ginia Wilson und James Powell were M r. and Mrs. Powell, Dr, and Mrs. Joint Wilson, Peggy and Honnio Wilson, Rev and Sirs. A. (i. B r id a l H ave Luncheon Mrs. K. ('. 11a i per and Mrs. Francis T. Meriwether wen- lm* tesses on Wednesduv al I :(>(* o'clock at a luncheon honoring Miss Rariirri Rucker. The liinrhenn was held al the Harper home at la lfi Sanford Avenue. Pastel gladioli were nsed In attractive arrange­ ments throughout tlie Harper home, w ith a ll while flow er* being used in the dining room. During the party the hostesses presented Mis* Rucker w ith a g ift o f nlumimmi goblet*. Those enloying the hinehenti w ith M i** Rucker were M r*. II. Wayde Ruc­ ker, Mrs, (*. R, J oiic *. M i** Jnyrile Jones. Mrs. R. F. Cooper, M i*. K. A. M o iifo rln ii, M r*. C. It. Ilo rn , Mrs. It. It. Crumley. Mrs. L. P, lla g iin , M r*. C. T. Coopi-r, M r*. C. IL Dawson. Mr*. W. A Knox. Mr* M ilton Ile a li*o o f W in ­ ter Garden. Mrs. ||. A. M nnticth, M r*. John Kick. M r*. K. Compton, M r*, t. K. S uulliw iird, Mrs. M irlain Russell, Mis* Sue Colliiui and the two hoslrtses. Miss Wilkinson Loads (1A Mooting The GA* of Hie Central llu p lls t I lunch met up Tuesduv evening nl LOU p.m. \vilit President Mis* Geraldine Wilkinson and Lender 1 Glen I'riee conduit Ing the A program and laullH’ss session wen* held. Those attending were t h e Misses .Sldrlev Perry, Geraldine T io rh v^M i * x | l . ^ n flr, H '.V'f.* M r ' nn‘d Ml's Fred ( inu«!i?M r ami Mrs. G urrelt o f Quitman; Mr. und Me*. Rennet! nml Hobby and Joan Dennett o f Adel; Mrs. It. YV. Coat­ es, Siuunue and Hob Cnate* of Hradsnlan; Mrs. K. E. Ilravn o T f Mm . Mason, Mr. nml M r*. Goyrn Tanipn: Jack W illlains, (.akelaud: i and Gale Goyen, nn l Miss Mary Dr. and M r*. Neil Powell, Mr. and 1Tom Cndhold, a ll of Orlando. 9PVC 1AL m 1 Nov HERALD rt, i u ; r # i * tf Run to /.rllw nod Tuesday W ffo Mi nml .Mr*. Don Perry, M r*. J , M r*. L tv. Prevail a id i.i'g li­ li H ilb rry, ,Mrt. Herlha Lindsey, Del Thomas, Mrs. L e tt]* te r* bad as I heir upper g u e iti Mi A tl.ln -o n , M r*. Sutiitilnv. Mi s I.Ja t \ i ' . ,,i.l Itradcfiiycr. Mr* ID M ISS A D IM E I 'l l lI V V I I ------ -------------------------------/ K ite M is ’ Mnrv .lane J lm l.. nt>-i 1 .Mrs. Itslio 1 irulail »■! - iM u iil called on Mi Kel.in I " ' \ \ l .lllesdu) M r- l ' t i ffin I .• • ,i ■■. M il. on. N i t„ ........ with hoi daoet-ter. M i- t m , I:. Mi ' M I ' i i \ a ll, ai l 't> called - i M 4 Hi - . **"n Y in . ,.i \f. .! .1. Mr, im ft f'h*. i -I t ♦.If .!»• t'llllill i ll . Y\ 1**1 * tie fo n l. S', t »*|||J l\ r * •Him- r I'! M tru iliv e models mil beautiful -luge li'i'ni ill in us were the outstanding feature i| le 11 l. presented ur In i s.lnv -rlglil at the Kite. Theater spun sored tiy the Rusmess and I'ro ti *ui,i] M Club. Proeceds tin the u ffn ir w ill lie used in the el nil's elnirity dented fund. Mi <. lolui I 1 . - in1' tile modi i anil in li ita iu ln g between pliase- o f tin- i n i i ' i i w. i c June and Joan I lag l; I II Fled G in it . i orieeit pianist of the Sanford Naval A it Miati ui. Soft iiiiiuu m u <i>- .l.u m r ■ played in M r*. Klim i Woirteuey. I tie a ttractive fas liious were furnished In tin- Holly . . i Mis* Rose I iw \ in charge. Model* appealing in the photograph are (le ft to rig h t i Mi l; llm w ii ( 'la n ln ig i. Mis. Roy lin e n , M i** Ann Rnbuin, Skippei I'undout, Mi M m In n Kii eh Mi \\ 11111-in Stnnper. Sue l.atener. M r-. I> matii la iliu icr, Himui l. u l'in i and >1 ■ I Miss Jane Denise Stevens Marries I Jnycl O. Swain In ThanksKivintf Service In m rpiii t service performed vesicular ul high noon Jane Heilise Stereos lu-i-aon* the bride i f l.lnyd It Swain at the K lr-I M e tli'iiiist CIi i i i i Ii . The llev. J. K. M rK ilile v perfm im sl the doulde ring U lan Inge sen ii e. Tin- liride i* the iloughtei nt M i. and Mr*. A. It, S t i ii n- and he i* the sun o f M i. and M i. I. M Swain, all of this cite The ih ti i i " i e f tin- i luirch walie n iitifo llv d n'oiateit w ith p iilinllllil g le e o iiv w ith while gladioli ami i In v aiiHieuiums P rior to Hi" service M i- -I. I,., 'le K w a ll, or g llllis l, 1eOilel ei| "A C lllis til Scene" tii Ma-iip, and l.ls /d "Lleliest I nolo". ' I i i , W li. Firm log was suliust nod her seleelioo wi re ’* Vi Dawning" liv ('m inion nod " I t I’l l ft i t lu c e " by llu rtlh r Mr. and Mrs. K. A. C ldllem lioi and daughter. Judy, o f Pinellas During the lereim ntv Mrs, Mr Kwan s u ftii pluyi il "C all .'!• Park are guests o f Mr. C hilteii den's sisters, M l** Kdna and Mis* Thine Hwo" olid tin traditional Laura Chittenden at th e ir home wedding man lies were used. Tile lu oh wps l-ix i n ill mm on Palmetto Avenue. lia e i bv lo t hiulhio in law. Mai M r*. J. W. Vlekerv ami two i ill Deal. Sin write H riles* id children, W ylie und W ylllie of Pul- lig h t blue wind lerscy fashioned a li i tr li flu ehtliie, threr ntkn spent the day yesterday w ith w ith Mrs. L illia n Vickery and Mr. trad ouarter 1* ogih -l ri - r ■ and fu ll in' Mrs. V. C. Messenger. They were iiirrllo ii olraled -k irt Slie wore a accompanied by M l** Carolyn tin \ white fe a thri lint w ith short, Grooms and Sonny Groom*, nbo rhinestone toddl'd veil. H er ur ('i***ories were Idnel and she cm o f Pntatkn. tied il w hite llible t "nurd witl Ml»* N ixie K irchhoff, a student while nri hid. at W illia m and Marv In W illia m s­ Her lOlltlOll Ilf tillluir. Mrs burg. Vn.; nod Mis* Gretehen W i'stlev Kvep*,'wore a soft pilfk K irchhoff, a student at Hullln* in dress with tlu e e u e a i lei I >ligtlr llrls to l. Vn.: have I hiII i arrived fur sleeves, high Oei klilir and VI'I v the hulldnv w ith tbeii torrent», Mr. toil - k i l l. Her a e .e - iu ii- werrand M r*. W. K. K irrh h o ff. i»| » Mu* k mill -.Iii' * m ri***! ....... fu liiiMii it I m■it*11m't i*f Mini. Among Iho U niversity n f Fhn i V r C n r iiiiiit r U m* »lni h * Ida students who are enjoying I lie 1i •1*11 nils W ill in in ! 'limit *i d " *t " HU* Thanksgiving holiday w illi tlie ir •i I m r«» u rn ' IM iii V.liu -mil parent*, ill Sanford are I lie M l**c* JiiiiD H j ip. Hetty Rene Rail, Mary Anne G al­ At i a, Sfi*V(*tr* \%tut jvi loway. l.lla l.e ffle r, Jean Wilson, Hetty IJlilhlnUT, 1lldl Cole, Sue M*i»* l*i * '■ r n iM' w illi Mm k m Collutn, nl*o Mike W lielchrl. K. C t ni'ii'K, Th*» in*»|li(»r nf I In* LiMi*. Harper Jr., Glenn McCall. Jin in iv urDHin. Afu». Swain, won* u \i»vv Sm ith. Hob K ilp a tric k . Jack S*-hlr- Mm* «ult w ith m iiti'hinn Ht.**|. nrd, Donatil Cain and Hobby Park. In Greece the ending o f t orM r*. Ren Wilson nml son Rle lire names indlentes llu irgion Mini expected to arrive tonight from w hirh tlie fn m il" ram "" "* Wnycross, Gn. to visit her sister ending fo r a chiu (m in i t**, ami Inother-in-lnw , Mr. and Mr*. "e iti's" a chill (lu lli U n i nod A. 11. R rckw lth Jr. and son Jack. "as" a chin from Macedoiilu, -«vs the N nt i<inn I (ieogiHphlc Smii tyW ilkinson, Jane W hatley. Peggy Price, Marge He Ila my. Jo Ann liorld, l.iltda Lee Todd, F.vu Spears and M r*. C. J. Wilkinson. N E W S V ... „ . f r id a t St. Mark's Chapter of Holy Cron Episcopal Church will meet at the tome of Mrs- ,Frnnk L. Miller. 1410 Palmetto Avenue. ' M NU t l PfflSONIlS r .K N tiV A T o m m y Is A l. N iim c d tin I'lf^i • ( 1 'li i ’ k i i ' i s-o, ' ! ■« M ’n lte r n e ll, l,d i.-iy e fti, arid M r'. WIN and ' l i W I Neig, and 11ent v II ■ hnei ■ I:uni Mi L i m a n H all, I 'ti •• -i M i- tiilu ir '• , Ml 1'1-d lio a rie , D u lla rd and of \ mis K llrn i o i ■ mid hlldren o f u 'l- .1 mi Mr and Mrs. r » . tp II I n . M .iiiA A! 1. 1. AL I. mI ji .Sre |M ' t ''Yi, * Y - in .l:ick••onvlllo X a. AM nil!*- il.iifirhter H' » s t !!*■1• *l k 1,1YI Mi jiint Mrti* tt i * h it % III Id* h Nitey Nite I o\ * i lew no iddll' oil an I w ,1WI ill \ till , 1,'ies S lr iim c r S c ru c a n l MURRAY. K ' , *** • »♦li i'ii •orie*. mid M r-. K. K. I.levd Sr., ginndumlhi-1 nf the bridegroom, ||< l ♦lffh’1'1 1 tliltl 1" H • .Ml . " iMfll'ti I1♦♦fix . I I* wore a light blue rrene ilre-s w illi 4*f f j|'l*( -4. Ilf ( !•* |? Idark m ees-uries, I'tiec alt Wole Tm iniiu!1 I'm |> . i *i i :i'i A) *i»i ii v .^ta!** \i * t iii*> .f . li* liilik eul lint inti eon-ages. 1V hv 1 ! ! *I»i, 1 1_!••♦ « 1 AA. Mi n i'ldliiwiiig tin- weddine Mr. non ri'iti'1% 1*1 life 1" --I \ ’ t,» i ■ >ri M r*. Swam left fur a -Inn l wed rll-i'i* iiipj Tilirfh' ■ * 1., •11. K* dine trin in nuints in Ylalnima I'm h i r»i pin in n |l. •U 1 along tin run I of Ktneida arid 1>x| %I f | • .liltitKt f t , ! • « 4. i lu'ii then rid u ia in Sanford plan ml|l It *tiii to ton hr their ........ al I led'.. ||,.| T rim .; Jill It I I . • tl Hrlllitfi, Ky.; \ lf'i* i| A \ . In.) , Yii Hnnlrvatil. fit* Im hi ft fi« uni 11. m l Imp>. I u*i : in I y n i L Sli'inlu i 1 . upl , ' 1' I | HR . F in e A r t s ( > r o ti|) It:11 (I yy♦•II, k y |h t. i il 1• 1IMt , juhmi fi mu AA «i i i iu i rtl 4. 1 4 M o ld s A r t - R e c e p t io n i Jidi t |s1 1 ' il* rmhi I he Hi paiiun of „| Fine ' l l - of die Sail find W om au- « li,|. |„ |,| „ tin al I lie i lull hull-,- ,,fi W iilne* dur aftei iiiiuii with M r|( (' How aid and M i-. \V. \t s ,,.|i '" " I* sses. rim idol........... in- were ' ii'iiiil I f u l l X . 1., „ n , t e , | la U g e in e nl • „ f u d ■lu r aolheiuiuos. w ill. a,. yi lin o I In tea laid,. l " ' " i ' d w i t h a la ,,. , h d l i . wa * d e n " n t n l w i l l , an at i a n g e m r o l i d • lie h l i g l i l Idiissiium t>n| illii 'i'il w it h tall y.lluw cumlles. Mi W ,'t. Scull plesidc.l lit the ten s e n ice dllrlpg t lie n ftei iiituii. Mrs. < . It, I law sop, Npousm of llu lilt exlllliil, Vlas a s u -tld ill Mis. I l 'i i i v Mcl.iitilln Jr., ihuli-• mail of llii' depart meat, and Mr i ‘. M. Flower*. Siwenlv nine pie lores were exliildted hv l|n. fn| lowing a ilists: Helen Move, Mis. II l'. Miiare, l lu Inin Itunm l*. M a ig iiiiit" I'ujie, lin t Gay I ’lowei* l.indsi-v, Mm v Sentl, Dui’is Yb-Cull Rugiin, Vgda Ihiimas. ' l i - t ‘ j* III lllh l mil. F li-e I I - • ‘••nidr i " H ull III n .||. 1 11, 1..-I■11 \|.i, l, Itll' li -I d liiu ig t Ite at 11 l »i• »■>I !» JLII, ................... I l l : iI mI iii \ \ ( nti » i' H ttifiill I . ki(H jim iur fi mu St A,. Kv,; 1 ril'd l lie iu iin fn r! a n .i f Jn*y«M Mtd.lty i flit kii SpiiU "i i II ! ii'lt I I hi Mu *>!♦ i ■ n id \ i uit \ ' um :; l h v n i'i'’' * • 11 . . i * m ij i i i u pil i * ‘ it A n ul her ih 'i'|i r i iu ii ,i IflilH lI \ I ’ ll llt ll, * I'll III* I 1 M||| I j «R11 It in hi Mil . N, I I ImHh i*. M If Mill rr, fre**hrwnn 11 urn ^iinl»inl iu u r II - s i i | I , III is \ i , . | i i ' 1 e 'I •h v 'iiiiu - liin I i " I -I lit I 'i auk | .. 'I'm l.i I'udm uh, Kv lu i jiiT iu .In i n: - e iiluslting Ifrido, 72, Eaints AI AA'cdtlini* ' i i ■ i | H I* | 'll 44' N| \ Il l»t 4 * ,' . . I *' i.v r * o t 4 I h i r**- I ’ d ii* .in ' t ■*|*411 I Mil* I ' i * i f \ W Y M ItS W O W * I im r Mushing: liihh * l.iin liif mtn to r iirh li'g rfiiin rs .iruiv In n * \«* t»i llilY n> fir p liic n l Ike h im : mi in t fin | »•| N III'! *>11 to 1 « N Ml* lllflliif •114 * •* .1 to M . Nf 1 i 1 i'i.! lilt,* 1*4 lit i| lillll I A M il I l i *►Imr ""I'm ipuli' 'ill 11i 'M ♦win tot Ulllmi K .lif Mill II*. I II YY llll'r lilll l III It* | tl|l|*||l(.'i( YYI'I I i fi■i irk *■*1111*1* y l i n t * I i (IIIloll I* t il I 4* HI*I I h o AJ.tlH m eenteii d on tin ....... ......... , tl Yi ♦ III nil « I ii (III 1« ml dull i * till. Ill -I hv 'll | i ‘T i l l ipuli Ml i it'll! inm Mil Mill I I A||I| ||S \t 111! ’.! ' Ithii di II H**fI Min 'It *ll|l IliL i hv nf l* f 11***4f4 lillll ill I 1IM Y I In* lit Itli* I- *J h r l Mint tin li w 4* ■* | * L • v r i I i i ) A11 i , » 'iii | | »■ A | , ■ ?i t sc I >nt l .1 v \ t ilir i illl. Ill 1*I All HI, k I'MIH i h Sill Ip Hill Iff HI I U im I - " u h il •Till. l l u * M o i fling S i l l i n ' * ! *' \ v . ith m pdp u tiii ity i»iin» wn>* p n -* n i4 i| Mta, f IV Jli'inlotNun for lit*r p iitiiii* of u fu ll M o w ii I m it h i in e p frii *■ i n n * * M i i u w lnivn ilfli H n li N u m b e r One G ift I 'or ( hiUliHir [Jo in s’ - M on* m o, lim lu* m il finniBjuf rth iiijf. I 1. (Viinilr. Trap olid exlilhlled Iii. H i -I nainlllu'. Inning startl'd In puinl a fte r iimm C O R D I J R O y ^ I N M M I I f S ing In ,'tHiiford. Tlielinn Itiumels, who exhibited a number of pen and ink -keli l-e-, entertained tlie group bv inak.niI'loduetlnn of enitleil slink pa­ peucil skeli lies iif guests, uTter per Increased In llu U n d id ........ . wind (ireseuting tio in to llu- suit from .'el IJK" short tm i- iu '''I'i le i Approximately GO guesls to t.ll'JOJHHI lim it 1-ills in ■!> - : relied during Ibe tea luiiiis. FOR Gh/uAtrruxA f W ES TFIELD EXPANSION BAND WATCHES ( TlltPUltOY SUIIITS 15Y N O K K I K I ' A S U A I . — IU C O L O R S . "Btlhna" our morvtlotn dip value i in nylon tricot. Iodic* and hem , 6.50 f flounce of our own permonenlfy f ^ Hlock a r itiuwnlu C O RDURO Y SLACKS T un - W in e - CJreeit pin pleoled nylon tried with imerrtor** of nylon Vot lace. Adjustable ribbon • i boulder itropi. White, Black, Petol Pink. Site* 32-fO. 7 .9 5 I.R"> lltutu c n n lu ru y I'n a e m lile j tire ju s t loi rig h t fo forr tmi'lii'cnus. IrnrheetiQH, guinea, gurnett, lounging T t ow r t rfrrr r nr and casual wear . . . blond o r contrast the colors. Sold singly. 228 E u l F Ir a l S t r i c t MEN'S ■_________ ■ !*lltd , t l m E A S T F IR S T • «»- —»—•■mm W EAR SANFORD . ■■»t«-Sa P U O N 'L 1222 J ‘ y iv f* ♦ **tt*'4m �T H E HANFORD HF.K a I.D I'af f « Frl. Nov. 2ft, 1932 SPECIAL NOTICE K p c riu l (•n rlu iK P C o lle c tio n ChnrKCM Dec. I , I!»r»2 K ffe e tlv e W h e re no a lle y c o llc r lio n h a v a ila h lc . C it y w ill p ic k up g n rh u g e a l h a ck d o o r o f p rc m U c H a t r a le o f 91.0(1 p e r m o n th , p a y a b le a l I lie O f fic e o f th e C ity C le rk . Cvc m u s t lie p a id p r io r to s p e c ia l p ic k -u p o f s e r­ v ic e . Hog lim in g J a n u a ry I. IH.VI, a 12 m o n th ’s fee o f $12.(10 fo r th e y e a r o f 1II.".‘ 1, w ill lie due a m i p a y a b le a l th e o ffic e o f th e C lly C le rk . P ro m p t a l le n t Inn b y th o s e d e s irin g th is s e rv ic e w ill e lim in a te d e la y in S p e c ln l C o rk a g e I 'lc k ap. A b o v e Is in a c c o rd a n c e w il l* O rd in a n c e N u . ' i l l as passed a n d a d o p te d by Ib e S a n fo rd C ity C o m m is s io n on N o v e m b e r III, III.V2. C o o p e ra tio n f o r S e rv ic e C ity o f S a n fo rd T h u s . I,. I .u n io n C it y -M anager United Nations De Bary Doings ' 11 ’ ' I ' ... , , , , (Continues! From Page One) which organized lulm r would rig h t' __ , . i- j|.„ Kesri ve the w a n in g o f Dec. fi b itte rly —a ban on company or In h fo r the mas* meeting fo r a ll De Oustry bargaining on u nation wide I1**1'' ky, *■ ,lV ^ D aryl tea who are irrU rrtsed in the basin, | Soviet Foreign M inister Andrei Aiirauuq, ' ltoes Ue ttary Need a T aft w ill he In posit inn lu speed Vishlnsky also has Introduced TAL1.AJJAKSEK ID -W ill lam F. Community CenterT” Th« meet­ and guide Ihe revision of I ho T uft amendments lu the Indian resoldPower*, secretary of (he H ta lt ing w ill lw held In the Court House Hartley Ael as ilm irm a ii of the Hun. Western delegates charged Hoard of Control,M a y declined i „ OeLand a l ft:(XI p. m. I f you do Seriate Labor Committee lie held yesterday they only transformed lly It A I,I*It T O M I’K IN H In accept most o f a *3,000 annua not havutranaportullon, w rite Hie Hath Kolli Congress, it into Russia s own demand that The visitor to Ih e'l.i-roy JHrnw- nay raise Riven him by the board your name on the lis t on the hub this post in Hu' when the law was passed over all prisoners must lie forced to dcr homo at I HIM Park Avenue Iasi month. letln board in tha Post O ffice and President Truman'.*, veto, ami has gD home mine whether w arm er iney they want to limiHt look tw ire lent he think he lie said lie would accept only one u f your neighbor* w ill cull for Indicated he u til lake it again or not ha* approached a hunting Imlgi* 1900 of the raise. you. Sen Morse of Oregon, al.-u un The debate betaine increasingly HOtnewhvre in rvmolu Africa. GrinThat gives him *9,000 a year, in ­ Members o f the De Ila ry Civic ninjf In uliirut' lifelike fury hung* stead of the *0,000 he has been Association, Inc. gave a m instrel the labor committee, told u re­ v itrio lic yesterday when France. llie mounted hcuil of a 'inn iioonil getting or the * 12.000 the Uoard of show on N ,-Vyeil to porter today he would be glad tu Australia, ('m u d * and New Zea­ wild hoar killed hy I.i'io y Jr. t,is( Control authorlted. 1,.« hoard ad­ a irco rd crowd, and a llie d a six co-operate in a reworking of Ihe land accused the Russians of wish year III I he depth of the 11* iiia N o­ ministers a ffair* nf the in itib itlo n * able contribution to the building law which he long hod assailed. He lag (o prolong lire war In Korea tion ill Form !. nf higher learning. fund. H urry Klepuer was 'he In­ said hu eimld support a rvvlslun and charged that Vhhtnsky had Thu lower to nI*h of this least Powers sold he didn’t think he terlocutors Hoy M iller, Jo Peck. patterned on the ItltlJ amendment* tried to tilc k the Assembly Into tire five inch*"* long nnd curve out n ight to take more than the *10.000 Helen Thompson and Joe fjihhs if T a ti modified his stand on In­ lu m r r tin i: the sense o f the Indian fiendishly oil either side of his set hy law for members of the Were end men and women: Hi* junction'. und secondary huyeots. resolution. Morse Itolled the Republican lower lips. The average Floridian Stall* Cabinet unless the le g is la ­ M iller, In n * Y arnnglon, H crl Li ** Vishlnsky scathingly replied that and hacked Democratic these delegates, hy attacking him possibly would hesitate to believe ture votes It. drrhaus, ffticllle Mac Karlane, Kin party that such inonstrosltii - of the Except for the governor, cabinet lleniiingi-r, George Van Ness, Her- nominee Atllai Slcvciufin in the personally. hur| liik rrt the position iinimnl wo,lit still exist sizable members, who ..« • ............... iv ! con man I "derhaus. Frail llonekcr, presidential campaign, declaring of "la p dogs harking at an ele­ head the iim- ajor iininliets In our ■foiests. xtitutlnnai departments of govern- Aaron Dungan and Mr. Mac Far himself an independent in the Sen­ phant “ Mrs. Htruwdcr explained that ment and make ta up boards which iu r d ih * New* Journal \r"re ate. The injunction is a key feature the Florida wild Isiar w ill altark company, M rs. H. nocrvUe the budget* and other member* of the w an Ness nf Ihe controversial TuU- Hartley man or beast without provocation fla ir* o f moat agtnclea, are al* IVtapper and M r* except (hat the Intruder has (res- lowed only *10,000 a year. were Kcrl Cross Nurses. Merle law section armed at national passed on w linl the hoar feels to . . . Dungan played the piano and Jim emergency strikes An increase tn *12,000 wnuld give Under Ihe section, the govern­ iie his private and sui-red domain. Powers I he same salary as the , Heou, the siecl guitar. Jean HimLust year l.eroy Hr. (old his governor although the governor i mrdberrrer « * n g a speclnjty mini- ment can (ilrtain un HU-,Iay in­ son: “ Now, son if you see n wild also get* the use of a house, serv- her. Pearl Scott took m arge of junction to prevent u strike If the hoar, don't give him a rhatiee for ants, a car and other servle*. I make-up. Dorothea Hennlnger wui national solely is Imperiled If a he won't give you any!” Highest paid amjdoyo mployo of the J*rouucer and coach. Dancing fol- settlement is not reached in that H trungilv enough that very day state Is U niversity of Florida Foot- lowed Ihe show at which tim e V in­ period, the union ihen cun go l.eroy Jr. experienced Ids first on- mi II Cnacli Huh Woodruff, who gets cent C urut'iuirrl miili'd Ills drums ahrad and walk out. T utt says he Is Inclined lo leave ' counter with u hour, l.r-vi'lirig his tlTJMf) a year. Presidents of two to the other imislcal Instruments. gun nl a vital spot us urrurntely universities get *13,000 plus living Ila r r y Kleppcr was given an ovu- Ibis national emergency prnvMun as litnu would perm it, In* ibopueil quurlcrs .Supreme Court justice* tlon at the close n f the show when uiuno fnr Ihe present lie says that it was uiinutini'eit thul il was Ills II is not perfect hut that II never the beast before it could gather get 112,300. steam for an n il ark. Mrs. Htrrrw(libers who receive more than 70lh birthday. H lrtluluy cake and has had the benefit of “ sympn th e tlc " adm inlslrallun. i|er staled that in some cases they SlO.QflO are the U niversity nf F lo ri­ coffee were served In ills honor A large number o f Da Huiyltes Morse said In Ihe Interview Ire linve been reported to charm their da graduuie school dean. *13,000, intended victims with their eyes chairm an of the Industrial Com­ enjoyed a turkey dinner on Tues­ remained convlneed thnt Ihe sc|. thus rendering a victim helpless mission 112.000. stale health officer day evening given uml«r the aus­ /lire hill he sponsored unsuccess­ liefote ptoceeriintc with u attack. f 12.(SMI, U niversity of Florida vice pices of Ht. Peters' Church in Dc- fully In the 1932 session wus the Lati'l. A ll agreed that the dinner best answer to nulional emergency Mrs, Htrawdcr stated that her president $11.20(1. Dade County couldn't have been heller n»r could labor disputes. husband was o ff at (lint time on health officer *10,920 and U niversi­ the iiurtloii-e nave been mure gen­ II would leave the Mil day "cool a hiintinrr tour, .She is nqt an ac­ ty uf Florida law dean *10,(100. erous. Ing o ff" feature hi the taw hut tive hunter herself, but III must The congregation (hat worships also would give the president n H«mst*nt**<l Vitamin 0 Milk Instances acrnmpnnles her husband at (lie mansion under the leader- choice for sei/lrig an industry fur I ittid yttrir old son, l.eroy Jr., on Partturlitd Milk khip uf the Key. Hubei t Thomas, GO day* til prevent u disastrous their fieiiiieiit (tips iliirimr the is delighted to have the help of strike The UOday periisl could ho ft'iinU nued I ' m , i , f a x * O nrt Fu*tl I led Sklmmsd Milk ! Hi-uson. Other mounted trophies at U llly Self mid lleorge (iallowny. I the Htruwdi'r home which tire re­ Wilton H Persons us special as­ L illi students of Hletsori M in iste r­ extended only by net of emigres ; Oulltrmilk One of the amendment* planned miniscent of pitsl pleasures niul sistant ial Hi'houL llo lli young men have hy Tuft was said to he designed Chacolit* Drink Selection uf the two executive [ l In ills Ineliidi' several glimt bass, voliinteereil lo learh Sunday School tin* bind of it dx prong buck nnd aides was announced yesterday by classes. The next social get-to- lo "cure Inequities'' mid "clow* Conned C all*** Ck*«M u :ifi pound turnon sniirerl tiy M r*. Elsenhower's headquarter* while g rth c r " f U'Is group w ill he on loopholes" in the law's section on secondary boycott*. Li«h( ind Heavy Culm he rested at his home preparing Hlrawilei herself last vein at New tiec. 4, at «:»H> p. m. at the home A secondary boycott occurs when Smyrna lleach Kveo Iboooh Mrs, for what promise* tn lie a heavy o f Mr. ami 3trs. M arry Hrown on Soul Criern • V*ftr*t u muon strikes against an cm Htniwder ndtriittrd that It costs week end schedule. Gem Lake. Hell end Halt ploycr, then attempts lo prevent The lit year old Hagerty was at not a tittle to have selected tro ­ W illiam Archibald wus 7(r years phies mount'-d, hi r himbilfld feet- ids home in Albany, N. Y.. w llh old last piiturday. MU* Jean Faith employes of other com panic* or (A Dlpod I M ill sod Cream) llilit It is money well spent since Ills wife and two sons when In­ guvr u birthday party in his him slnrrs frmn handling the employ the fum ilv del Ives u g n a t deal formed of his appointment or. The guest* were .Mr. and Mis. er's priMillets The Taft Hartley Ael 3 , lla g e rly was press secretary to Archibald uml M r. and Mrs. W il­ outlaws certain kinds of siteh linyof pleasure from the growing in i colls tiov Thomas E. Dewey until be­ liam Newell. lertinir. / ' coming Elsenhower's press aide, I Mr. and Mrs. Jules Voigt re­ Unions have argued that Ihe ban "M r. Htrnwiler lust loves boot ATV0 U& after Urn general's nomination. employer to ceived word on the 2 llh lliu t Iheir permits a struck Inrr ninl flshlnir and believi s iii Hagerty said Elsenhower plans firs ! grandchild liuil urrivcil. Cele­ transfer work to another plant and V 0 0 6 to meet visitors both tomorrow and bration started rig h t then uml wm* resume production a t yo u a Sunday, u departure from his pre­ c lliiia s ril un I'hanksglvlitg Eve Other amendments helm: drafted vious custom nf keeping those days when they and Mr. und M is. C har­ at Taft's direct inn: clear for rest. The press secretary- les C urlsm Julnllv celebrated the r Redefinition of the term "F ore designate also said more a Wi'itdlng anniversaries. W ith their m an" to make sure that those ex merits to office w ill he made over guests, Mr. uml Mrs. Cesar liold- eluded from bargaining really are Ihe week end. oliu, iney had a dinner party at a jia rt of Ihe mnnngement mil.IVKKY Yesterday's other appointee, Per­ the Johnston Coffee Hhiip in Day­ Removal of penullle* against iii I O i l IIO M K sons, 30, served on the general’! tona Reach. rllvidiiuls who strike In Ihe wail In Sanford Phone 133 NATO staff In Europe and recently M r. und M r*. David MacFarlane ing period that begins when either was assistant In the chairm an o f . wcre ulso in line fo r nm gratulu company nr union notifies the other the Republican “National' C lm m '* it ‘ trims tms week when they and thnt the contract terminates in Iki tec His logUlativa experience In­ their three daughter* celebrated ilay a. cludes Unison work w ith Cottiress their 27th annlvkrsury on Nov. 2(1. C luriflcalion lit relations between on behalf of the A rm y and De­ Mr*. W illiam Feeco i l Ituiipv to Ihe general cnunsel and the Nation­ fense Denartmonts. lie also served have her mother, Mrs. Mantle Kin- al Labor Iteliillons Hoard. as .xiiprrlnlrndent of the Ktauntnn ley nf RocU.*Ur, lad., wRlr her Provision for supervision nl w el­ fo r a few month*. tVn i M ilita ry Academy. fare funds hy Ihe t.alior Deport Mr. anil Mra. Joseph Montana n irn l, Persons, u native and resident ^ >w S u ni ut ii ic Special of Montgomery, Ala , Is a brother o f Spring Lake, N. J. puld u *ur .Speeding Up of N LKII cases hy i,rise v isit to her parents, Mr. and of Democratic (iov. (Inrdon Perami a removing bans on pro hearing elec £ rm Nicholas Isons of Alaluima who strongly sup- Sir*. .... „ r — Ifo - - -rre - - -lll. , tions and il on hearing office r*' r.*e Don Pemrnen has Joined hi* w ife „iatlnns isirle il (iov A illai Stevenson In the election cuinpuign The new special and baby at the liotiie o f her pur ICE CRf AM ANfi MUMlii l T a ll says these are "basic pi iii 1assistant wus graduated front A la ­ cuts, M r. and Mrs. Edmund Jack e l p l e n l the law w lrirli inusl tie Ik s ff'' ’ "'A "" *un, for Thanksgiving bama I'n ly tfc im li'u l Inslllute nnd kept: CMf«M(t*l if 3tr, sud Mrs. (icurge Skinner. ucipiircil a Masters Degree In the Right of free eolleelm- liargam School of Rusitiess Ad mini sir alion Mr*. Mathilda Tynan and Miss Ing without griviirnini'ni dotation, Juliette llonleliakel le ft oil I ties- wage fixing or compulsory arlnlru nl H arvard University. day morning fo r n l t i | i to M inim , Hon. Mrs. Florence Fund of D etroit Cordcni V«r|ilfj DufftrMOfch Right tu strike except (or the was a guest for a few day* lo | (today w aitinu period in national l.iHft ll.irrlrti llolltlMl lll«4|i*r T iifIfin l Strawder’s Home Boasts Of Prize Hunting Trophies cake to bake * Official Of State Declines Offer Of Increase In Salary Hjr KAY HBNNINGICM m OAIRY PRODUCTS in s tr u c ti I Pe,m an,ill — ilmr*n rot. flilorlesM — iinafferlril Iry moisture. • Light In weight — wont settle — raiiT hum. • Hrnsitily prlreil. ” H A H , T ilts PlhrrxIaH is raslly applied. No sp rrlu l preparalinn Is necessary. W ill not upsrl household routine. Our in ­ stallations a re certified. I ' l l A f Insuring. No down pay men I, n r V. (I. lla lltr N .U S a u lk II ir mi I, f i O v l n m l n . F i n , I n s * I n l p r r s i r .l In I n iiir u v ln a m y h a m * w ith P ltrrilM In s n litlln n . S vsil m * . w lih s s i iib lln n iln n . n d d l* lln n n l In fu rm n ila n , lloro'j a g ill ihol will bo uted and npprociatod for yoari w ith o v o ry l i g h t u lorniodor ol you IONSOH MINCISS Triple Tragedy Ends Thanksgiving Plans Glhpont. * « _•' »•*- *“*__u„ “**i , iA ”'"' SRcaponsibllity J S iof" employer , , „r I.OH ANGELES u n~ T hank*|lvlng festivities gave way lo triple tra ­ gedy In Uui horn# of Kudoilo Marllnez. M artinet, 40, hi* wife, Felicia, 42, and llm ir 2 - year • __ old______ grand da lighter, Rosa Lindaa Coboa, wart Calms, were found in their bed* yeitarday, dead i from fum e* of a gas healer. Tholr turkey had been prepared for a Thanksgiving feast before tlm fa m ily retired Wednesday night. M r. and M r*. Harlan Smith of N. J. le ft f» r home last Htindav a fte r having spent o week ns guests o f Mr. and M r*. Howard W hite nf (Irennde The board o f directors o f the De Rary Clvle Association, Inc. (/Ill nm,.t at Erne’s Coffee Shop ut 2 no p. m. on Tuesday, Dec. 2. Improve 1 mi r Home Now With Flberilns Insulation Ity C . m .'i . i IfA U .E K m h tills llrlss ilii, iin m b r Flu rld s F 1 1 6Af0nt Actually Filmed Under The Big Top! 1 A High Imw Freclp. 27 43 Asheville 40 •f»dyI«I«I vi*iIyo . $9-60 61 boston 20 37 Cleveland Olfttr llfillkfl Itw m J6.95 (13 43 Los Angeles Ugi'Mif tit ow n In t o d o e t d l i l t 32 41 New Orleans lln s ils s f * r* iis i fa x * ileal 3tt 39 New York were not Im m ediately known. .02 34 82 Luchcae, a native of Sicily, has Washington 47 (17 Jacksonville .03 04 73 IftBjI Ihe s tric t obedience lo the rules 62 44 ahassee od regulations regarding the untlng o f our w ild life ." Only in been charted with lying about hli fo T T u rtit c i m t u t u i l this way, ahe,declared, can we aa- criminal record when ha took out ■tire n continuing supply o f w ild ­ naturalisation papers. The service Phone 337-W life fo r fu tu re year* o f pleasure of a notice of denaturalisation pro­ I t 2 South Park and recreation in o tlr Florida for* ceeding* is the Ural step In hi* de­ eita. portation. Clirtmlviii p l i i t , b f a d Cfitiih Wm.E.Kader Jeweler R GENERAL CONTRACTOR • FREE ESTIMATES "**t • I.OAN SERVICE HuF«tft**t‘<i i r i i M l t r r r * THE GREATEST n |i leiJcnT Hall Gallasi and union lu carry out eonirai-tx Prohibition of unfair labor prnc Ike s on the im rl nf hoih manago le Part ment und labor. The closed xhnn ........ and sct'undury aceundary hoyeulln Imyi otL. are Inelin itie)nil cil In Ihls linn TECHNICOLOR Weather Lunches ( I I I ' 1*11 SI T l l l l t V 5 i v V O N SO N A T 1 ) T ^ V ) / ^ | A f J Hloek mil the sun's pen*I D E j H U L i / 1 ^ im tin g rsys In sum nirr — lurid Jhr hrsl Inside ynur home In w in lrr. F llirrulas insulation w ill mean lower fu rl hills — rn> humn l liniiii- value: 3 Eisenhower M ea n t fo r each other! 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A rritrilln g In Ih r *tiiliiti"> , tra in * mul l l i r l r ftnnl *tu in lliig * w ill hr ilr lr r m ln r il on l li r lumi* nf l li r P lrh ltiru ii |)uinl Nyalnii. Tliu* a tram winning n gnnir fnnn n flr n l dlvluiun whnol would g r i ;m pulllt*, fl fniiiiid w inning from u *rrnnd illv i*lu ll Iru lll winild gyt at) •to . *n m TMa ha* In h r dinir u llr r ih r ara«olt— Ih r rra*un fur Ih r Sunford m rrfln g nn Mrr. IH. In roarh Frrd fiann* *fu lrd tlml Ih * b r*l Sanford ruuld liupr fur * « A rirrhaniplfiim hlp »IHi I*. K. Yungr ih i* jr n r . Ill o n lrr In u v rrl ruiifim inn, Ihinhiji p ro lilliiril nil tlir KI'<’ nffir la I* In u rn cry In th r 1'ulnH.u in rrtln g a rvrrn l w rrl.* ngu. Jllul (iiini In tlir fiin ll.u ll nun INihin. iim rh r* o f Ih r KFC vtilrtl IIIM llillloim ly to r |ilit tlir r u iifr icurat Into north and mnilh mul havt' Ih r w ln n rr* of rn rli *rrllo u piny ill Ihv riid of llir *ru*on in u rfm m |ilon*lii|i gnmr. Ilo w n r r , I*. K. )o n g r'» |Hml> Hranim ban raiiurd I hi* ) * » r ‘* ■111* (III lo b« r ■llrd o ff. I'lir north «aa arrordrd Ih r p r ltllr g r wt bring ih r ho*! tram, nnd II Iho champlon*hlp hail lirrn plat* * 4 , ll Mould h a ir burn In Ih r homo of th r n n rlh rrn w lnnrr. N rx t >rn r thn aoulhrrn w lnnrr Will piny boat to llw 111!*’ fd a y o ff, Hum uHurmitlng t'ui’li y rn r 1«” (WI'Hi Ih r Iwo Ki l l Ion*. i.iat yrn r, Srm lnolr High rnm r In an u m tffirla l nrrnnd plarr. bill * ln rr Ih r) did not pla) Ih r nrrr*»nry firm ro n frr- i rnro gnmr*, Ih r F fd* » r r r not | Ih r u fflrla l ari’iiiul plan' w lnnrr*. l l wu*. Iildrcd, n Idow In flgld ing llU Ir I'rlc ry F n l*, who wur- , ‘ il'd thr fan.* v illi li gootl allowllila y rn r und pluyrd tlii'ii j r l i out In lu'iitlng Ih’ l.mul lu*l Wcdnt'tiiliiy ow ning, thinking nil Iho tliin 1 Hu y would have u chumplunihlp *hol nt thv noithorn winnor*. T hl* fu ith o r urovr* Iho n rrd of A boltor orgunuutl Irnguo. ntliM Ie frill H i ' B u ildin g l n *» f a r as to Ike a n H -r lln u s , P a n th e r f a n . w ere raM .rnrd, w a n a r u l n r f u l p r e t a n a parad e w h lrh » « * 1*4 by four band, and a varied newuelMeat ol floata, rare, .mbataaeea . and rhyniir marcher* from ■Mhuae-Cookman ( allege, Hengorford, ('room, and Ku.ll. High Hehook . . .. , Tho Tiger. ■ml* behind the now er running nf Iwd tmwW’r*, Allier and Hertwrt lateaa.vwho nil lm oe krtt 1 II II 21 1! It M II* « ia i I II io Wm if M u lt B u s h in g M elt. K rrtn tlih I w .trii’ (h i 105 i.dni* n .n fin an n.n a ii n.o tv ll n-wkin* iKinrnt. Saturday'* gamr 1* a i«Uout and Iwth schools h iv r re q M ilrd that It be trlevlsrd. Th« NCAA Trla* vision Committee la studvlns the request and has promised an on* awrr. The NCAA'a television G am t of thr Week Saturday Is the Army-gp Nnvy contest at Philadelphia. r The Pacific Coail Conferenc* rhnmplons have won nine In a row nnd haven't been beaten since they last faced the Irish In Los Angeles In the 1D3I finale, when N o trt Maine won. 15-12. And Hie Irish, ranked No. 7 In the current AP poll and one ol Ihr nation's upset kings, might da 11 again. Italph Gtiglielml, who aa a fresh* mnn ouarterback last year sparkrtU the Irish to victory over the m e lv of Troy, la ready for another try, Ills passing arm will be aided by a running attack which has aver* aged 200 yards per game, paced hy halfback Johnny Lattner and fullback Nell Worden. Southern California's fine record hns been compiled largely on a great defensive unit which hat been responsible, directly or In* directly, for M l points. That's more than 106 points tallied by the offensive crew, 0 151 1.3 I 1.0 I iiuvIk II. n 17a 7 7.0 17 I hell .l.ni"* F-ii l<k’f’ K I! Y n r d .f r A t. V ii. A s g . MO M ill H .G l'l*)p r . ..... la a IIII i * i inn an in ii m *< 1.7 n n.c a " n.o nn a ,m u n.8 P**»inv I’l'itr r At. Yd. (*. A lt’ . ii ■■I* oi run! 22 I'u n lin r r M. ni mkashn V I. i ’ton v a iiim t ic k F ir*l Mow” * V a u i * I t " * h i nit l, fi««|iu * Y n r d n g e I'm* * A tle m lit* I ’ u * * f 'n iiin h ’ te l'n **e * In le T e p te d V g r i '* I'u iilln g Punts P u n llu f* A v e rn g u F u n 'h le * V ',,',1 * p f*n**|i*e i] (I A MM R P riH H IH (iame All-Muiitlirrn .liinlnr M elt* Srnre* K .i i s H * l,ri-*lu irg Tiivn rr« Pnlntk"* W lnti ” I ’ nr'i lirsl m r r war urr Ir ) with a H„* m n l murk. Of lliu I m in '* Inlal '1112 ym il* gninrd In Ihu nlr, Jiiiilur arrminled fur 20.7. m m idrllng 21 uf th r 22 F rie r) tn*«r« fur u .750 lirrrrn lu g r. W ith only sliurl leg* nnd nn nl>hrevlati'd phy*ii-ul fulcrum, the kicking power uf the l.nke Monroe ntlilete j* nptly illustrated n s'h e maintained u roliunt !17 ynnl Aver­ age per Imut, good enough In slmul no in the he*t eallrglutc I'lrelr*. T h l* punting reeord wn» mil one nf Just ii few k irk *, either. M ett* limited nil the punt*, 31, Ih l* yrnr and (Imy carried nn nggregate 1,250 yitrd*. Ih r all impurlm il sruring ilrp arlm rnl w*s led b) Ih l* xmier effurl nf 1032 cnllrd—-Junior. .lA FK S O N V ILU : 1^7— Milk in the M rtt* penelrHtrd Inin Ih r unpin risen ml ilri Kind n Itiisa Comity mar keting urea w ill go up line cent n • lliun'* gunl line* en I f d lffrr>-nl urra*iun* while Imltlng m r r ip in rt retail Momlnv. (nr iwn rstrn point* fur « slerl* The Florida Milk Commission lug (01 point I ii I a I. nmimmeed the Increase Thursday Me nl*u pussed fur Iwn T IC * Tlie new price fur quart, will be 20 cents rials will remain at 13 mnl i i pair uf runversiun* fur I I cents. mure [minis, th in nerminllng fur Wholesale prices were Increased llt l nuliits uf the If’Ain'* lulnl nf like ( liii: hulk, a gallon, HO cents 172. .Metis aei'iiiinti'il fur nil uf Hie In 02; quart 23 tu 24. Pints remain lin in '* pnsslng yurduge liuvlng at 13 cent*. enuglit Itnv D a v ii' 3 0 -w ril nerinl 2,000 Wutcli F i r s t Annual Clash I n Memorial Stadium ■' ill I. I In vi i Fuii Sheffield lliflic r NV”- Eustis Defeats Panthers, 200 In Celery Bowl * ! ■. liul S EM IN O LE ( . K il l IIKCOHItH (Final) Scoring I'la jr r T il. K l * . « | » M . TP. Metis 17 2 l) III! h’.'tli'rllmi'* E Eustis VftcHtlonnl High Hclmul and the elutidy skle* provided llu only damper on yesterday’* gain Inaugural "Cell ry Bowl" gmue and fcitlvltle. a* the Tiger* thorough­ ly trounred Cruam. Armleniy 20-0, at Uio Meuinrlal Stadium hufuru ii HValv 2.n<K) aperlMturt, , |.ruw. . mul llur*. Jet ter i,'i' . i i * i *rn *e t(n••ii-'It lii- liiim ilii\ . 11|i ii.||ini'. ■, undying r i . i i i i i r l i l i v i ' i i i " > m i . I in. I'u lliliiil u lili* i n i l i i l f i r r u i n i, fillirr |iliru *r fm l i n m 'liiid Th r*r In llrr i i i i ii lit I r * ririt lillirr llltili h i* lllllim n li'lllr il fn illiitll r r n .n l I n n •• l i n n r i n l n l llir n in n r nf V irg il I'u lu in ilifr "Ju n io r" M i l l * n u ll'lili* n ullin g l l i r u n l h l r i t l * r r u 1 l * nf g r i.liff.il In*Tiinrtfil-. nf S riiiln u lr Ifiu li . S rh iM il, f . n i ' . r I*f t f ' * (In- n l i i l . l n r itlilni t * nf III! I t'lllr till i'll! Ini lillVI* f n i l i Ii l . t lit* - w i n - i l l . - , ( i n * * v t n i .i t ! of M ir c Ir n n livtn u , mnl Ii iiiii. s p irite d J u n i o r Mi l l * w ill h r In n g i r i i i i u n l i r i . i l , in -l h i i * l , n n I h l i r i g h i m h r m i i r i t i r i n l i r i ■ .1 in u n - e h u l i II* llir i i ' 1< ' . | i i i v u r t i l t \ r | i l | i l i i i l t i n n u f l l t l " .. | l fl l I * l l 1l l l l * i * t f I T i l i ' l l i l l g f t i i n t M i r li n n I n l i t * l i r i * * v * . l i l n I i i | t n i i n I- Mi * .............t i l i i n l *(tili.i|ii' M int p e a k f m f Ii " i n - 11 Seminole High School Senior Gridders Close Their Careers * (T IK T L A IN I n n - i i l r r i n t : t ill l l i r i n r n o i i I n Irrln rk ln g n rh iM rm rn U and p l a ) r r * nf Ih r IS 3 J *e s < o n , llir r r r n m m in to i l r * nn Ine a n d rs e rn l ■t a r filin g n lm ir nil n lh rr*. never >< s i r r i n g , * t il l * , ( u n i t i n g *11 I h r a r h l I n i * nf arid lrn tl f r » l « , lrn «lrr*liln m u l I h r itinr*. Ii.||n .i I m il i|im lllii.* u f iiim ih n f*f. II if r i'*|» ..'l|n ||y in Ih . | “ T lir l . n t r l|ii|ii*n l.iM 'iiiim liv i." Iitn h ir M i l t , ti l i t l h , - i . i n . • « h i ' arif i* M* * | i | n i f i i i ' , i l n r l . i ' \ i ll I n I \t l i n n i r i i * ■'ll t i l l ' 11- i f l r i I l i l l . i f i l l lill i III i -. | | u f hi* > .i . | . i . i n - i l l m nl | • ■11.1 i'll i f.«* a l i k e , n n l unlv h v I I I * |in*l*'inii< limy would hr Mnnhlr in |dnv ill lh«> K E N T A n u l l i r r c h a p t e r In till' S e m i n o l e H i g h S e in e d g r id ir o n « n g n I'M m i t o n n f i n ) lust W r d n r s d n y n i g h t . W i l l i I I * d o s e , J u s t m in p r r e r d i n g c h a p t e r * , l l i r llir.a I 'l l lt l n n Im il I t * d K lin e tiv e m ill m iM n tid in g fen(tire * 'll • I l l I f .l K t h III.' |iil'(li'll|. iitin g C e le r y F n l fu n llu ill l i i H o i y . Undefeated U. S. Cm Has To Overcome Noire Dame Next 8 i’ i v - n n * H r I m n l* t)»iii> tf’ w C o n f e r e n r e gm ne i», n sum figure of 302 yard* hy Hu- nlr. Adding thl* to hla rushing murk we find that the U k r Mnnrue l.oconiollvr Aceounleil for 1,10.1 varil* of the 2,004 total by the F,ds thl. year. , The 6-foot-ff, 105-pounder ha* mily one lia b ility when It come* to college recommendation. — comtm rallvely .m a ll stature. Dut how run any collegiate roach or .ro u t overlook h i. record? Junlur Metis I. Hanford', choice Mil Sheffield lliih n a FOOTDALI, 8COI Tag Associated EAST I'enn M Cornell 7 Colgate 33 Drown 27 lll*b e « tin ** Hannum Chnltnnoogn 10 Mnyton 7 Ifcnolr Itliyne 11 < otuwlin III Middle Trim IH Tenn Tech 7 Alabama Stale 28 Tuskcgec 13 Open Bowling East Tenn 31 Emory mul llrnry 10"(Burley Howl) MIDWEST Cincinnati 34 M iam i (O l Western Deserve 48 C b Wichita 34 New Moalco AOUTII V P I 2(1 VM1 7 I'a rri. Island Murines M Camp l.e. jcunc 20 Kceslrr AFB 2ft Cnmp Folk 7 V iH irh e c . (SC ) IK Flo rid a Sanford Bowling Alley N urm nl for All-Suuthi<rn In IP5: New for 1953 Motorola TV Standout Picture (n lg n a ls ) w hnt I w o uld nay w a . guild g a m e , u s in g D a v l . m o r e than M e lta , w hu was brin g clo sely w a itlim l all e v e n in g ." ii “ The play of our line wn* the liijf difference In Hie game," com* mvnteil Fleming, "1 Impe you mention tho.u bays in thv lino like Bussell Mumi, Jon Pickens. Terry Cordell, Dublin IJi.beo nnd dun't forgot Dos. Hannum and Calvin W right. They all ployed a te rrific game. I f our lino hadn’t held.on Hume twu Melmml luuch* down tlireaU near our goul, then It would have boon a different atory." Now Available At Two other player, wlui did »' )wng-up jab In tho aeeomlary de-, lenne were Jake Howell am i’ Clang ?•{ ’• ‘■ Your Newly Appointed CWdott, • Thro# lineman worthy of .W * conference menllon are Cord.ll, Pttkons, Olabeo, ktnnn and Hannum. O f thsso Cordell, Pickens ami Mann should fc* given much consideration. In tho backflald Malta seam, a 1L & Service Dealer Factory Authorized Service V;' /v' I . •' ■ :. “ For All Motorola Products • _* ■mr Sales Or. G. Television— Home & Auto Radio -- * y ,•11 i : • . ,! �J THE W E w ir ton tmtrr P artly cloudy lo cloud. Ir r r d brief showers I ro a d through TNtnday an c x lrc m r north Tuesday; south ami rr n tra l portions lillli- i h an so In temperature u lir YELLO W CAM H U *ve*l»* yo w i Banfurd Herald, C llf Delivery, by 7:00 P.-M-. plrsse ra il AN V O LU M E X L IV E ntablb ih cd -1 U II! ____________ - 'Change (a Law Urged To Curb Election Fund , B o th R e p u b lic a n D e m o c r a t ic A g re e SANFORD, F L O R ID A 32 Killed When Plane Crushes In Washington A n d M o g u ls I t 's T im e P lu g g in g 111OH I N U K I 'B N D K N T IJ A IL Y F o r MONDAY \ ' l \ 1,0 Page f N E W SPAPER D E C . 1. A w w r ln t r t l l ’ rp.«s I c n M il NVirr N<>. Mrs. Truman, Mamie Have Meeting At White House As Cameramen Stage Field Day L o o p h o le s WASHINGTON '.r - Republican and Democratic political lenders agreed todav that It's tim e for a Change In the laws that ro v rr campaign spending They agreed ton, that they don't know Just how c to make the changes. ^ It all cauu* mi at n heavin'1 of j n llm u r comm ittee Investigating rnm palgn expenditure* Chairman H air h o y 's i l l l,n i ' l a r l r ' 1 •So hearing off w ith n ltn lr m i'iit that there are too m alty loopholes in ih r present Ian* llrp . I'la rrilro U ro l"! ot D’ltn one of fltr I n i l c r i In S r i Jlnhrrl T a ft’s unsuccessful bid for the H r puhliran nomination for president told Ihr ru m m itlcc It Is tlm n “ to ./in It kiddinit Mio piddle a bout po• I t l r n l expenditure* " H r said I'u’ nrrscnl la x *. which I lim it snrndlnu bv national |to !ltlrn l A t leu* l .I- P> isons were killed when a ’our-ouif lin d m ilitin v im n -p n il plum-, inbound from e I com m itters to th r r r m illion dollars, | ] luiNki, Abisku, ' Itis h o l and burned In a residential n ,... Tiuoniu, NVa liingtoii, Then* were iunl aren’t p ra rllcn l, ml. tit-. I’ll above plod.. ,b..w- tin- fronmmar. end A national ra m p n irii can't ho run Hi. ..-..tl, m .lu ilin i; *ery icemen anil worn, n and .(Old .... on H irer m illion dollars, h r said i.l tin- pit.■»* w ilb lunghcl w-iivklig**. I hi- bi|f tra m p ... I -m.i . 1.. d to earth uln.ul a mil iH ntli i*f M H 'horil A ll c u e Htt'i- d o lin g a g r,m m l-r„o ti..| u p p im iili i „ tb n l. fey | It....... addin" tbal Ih r -*ff«**'i of Kmindphutu • (hot lim it on national comm ittee* Is to rn rii'ira B r nr./anl*nllnn ,»• numerous other croups nut nHeeled bv 'h r law H r rd lm u trd Hint ?n o r 30 such com m llters were active the recent elect inn Brown said Hint a* “ a >• Hi' Hues',’ ’ he Mould r s l l n ,’ li I'in l more than lun m illion d o lla r' was spent In the reerni ramnab.n Herman It .Smitti of Lobe K o ro l. Ill,, chairm an of the Volunteers , 1 fo r Stevenson, 'a h ’ orr*«nt ••■■rb« Q u e s t i o n s <111(1 L ( l on cnmpalun spending do not pro­ M in i T u vide “ effeetlvr llm lln lio i" I" D lf lll i t l Mend he said, these n .rlis net n.» only " a mild deterrent " ‘ He *uggr*tcd a system liv which . fllh e rc would be a lim it on the total 'll','* 11" " ," " 1 answer p rog,*,,, HoIm-. i K illian IP . eiir-olil ‘•amount Hint may be spent liv a ' J ' ' J“ f t . ®1'"J1 1 h . ........ on ''a ilfi.n l \e g ro , ««> sentenced to City Manager Is Put On Griddle By Rotary Club Rotary Speaker Of Fliiupillation, Sewerage. 0 1 h e r s Discussed the candidate havinu control over / ’ . L , . 1! , T . i ’ ? \ What Is s|*cnt and In whmu I,Ir lllm U , C 1 i . T ‘ 1 " , In the coming week the com , * n ' 10,1 T . m ltlee plans to hear from ..the- i| J " 1 ' ’" ‘‘ ' i i ' " l'*' export* who have “ encountered u “ n‘ »«»“ »!■ H‘»ia»»ui "u the problems that arise In a videoera cam paign." said Chairman Hale Boggs (D La). Among them are Republican NaHrmal (JvHrman A rlh o r Summer. J l e lt l. who ‘ •lias been named by b, •P re s id e n td e ft Elsenhpycc os lb s ia k ■|uHMWwt»1er * g c iT r tlff Denis c re llr Nnllonnl Chairm an Slephen Hint hi* A. M itchell; A lly, (Jen James Me- J m ... , ffra nery and James 1, M cDcvIlt. IIf less ,, 0,, k ' “ v,,r illrrc to r of labor's l.cagiii" for A ipicstlun asked by Wall pnllHcal H duriillon Ifnyties ” foi in io llici K u lu ilin i wlm “ The recent cnmnalun ailtlcd Jet-stops lii Hie whistle■slotis. slid most iiilcte sU iin part of the dis expensive TV rhetoric to the fire ciissloii. It was: “ If wi> Itiiv«* I.. side,™chats," __ . Hoggs . , snld , . sp.im m i iniicii uiiiucy icpaiing The enactors of law . which „ IH, ,.xt#,tlti i,llt „ u r ,mm|ci |ll.i Were pissed In I!I2'> and 11130, as crutfu syslcin, why not spend a gwerc the imes o m b . r w l i l ' h h i - lilt to mine and pul in a sewage are presently operating, could not illspusual p la n t ?'1 have foreseen t li e s t> drastic a ll. I.elm.Ii sulil that the i|.ieschanges In campaign Icrhnlmies lion bad lii'c li ill-iu s s e ii i.l y ic a t nnd Hip al-irm ing costs of lliesc length at the (Jllv t'u iiiiu i--i..n le c lm lrp ics" meetings and that there scrim d lo The committee n reviewing the ho conal data tile d iffe ie n ra at opin ndopiacy of existing election laws lull u* 1 to till' H need (oi d (lie , n...ii . it in ,u,, 11 **** im on " dlspionl i' * **• 1" " n i 111* Idiint. He said Hint tliu iuem.nl ^ 11 progrum cull* fo r an expenditure •tni^ oil ' «r< rcrom m ending pos- Ul v i ,goo,i.uo ami tout w ill'll this ompletc J ln liH ™ 0 ,1CW * un' ‘ h ill been completed, fu ilb e i tl.. nanclng fo r Hit) *grexx. ii. r .L . ......................... tile dispuaai plant ^ Under • <hJ I I . K ' V ' 2 ^ , . , roc m ight lie undorUiken. ______________ ** * * | lfo said th a t some of the au« I n ■ th o ritlfs on the subject seemed to P U I1 U l ' I l l n e r v be Of the Opinion that no lowBb menace Is invoived PI discharging A n t I r x ii/ liii't s . # l wastus into llm lake so long us D l l l / l M I I J t l l I t l l I l l | tl.,. aowui* ate fm euougli out olid the congestion of population is not greatly increased. Commissioner llum lull Chn*e slated that it Is true lliu l the Knneral sot vices for II. ti, Stale Board o f ll.'id th tiiiglm-et* iBlillth, HI, prominent Seminole are uilvm-atltig dispusul plants ................. . « » *• . c 's : ; , s c Pioneer Oviedoan ■? S ' ^ o ! r l , s £ & ,5 ; r a ttev, K. T. S tnixllfer, pastor of -Iho Ko»ter Memorial Methodist Church, o fficia tin g , i Mr. Smith, a nloneer resident o f .Oviedo, who hail lived there slnco .1901, died at his home Friday at RiflO p.m. follow ing an Illness of ,«rveral months. Born near BlairsiVlIle, (fa., ho lived In Charleston, B . C „ and Sanford before going rlcdo. hi* younger tluyx, Mr. Hm ilh r $t »l a conductor and a dispatcher or the A tla n tic C oait Lina Baitroad, while la te r ho was nrrxlrtent o f the ohl Oviedo k v k . liee was a member o f the Metflbdlst Church. Hurvlvors include Ills widow, M r*. Agnoa Clack Smith) two sli* t i n , Mr*. M. B. High, Raleigh, ' N. C , and Mr*. Minnie Qray, MarlatU , G>-, and niece* and nephew* living In Atlanta, G *„ Waco, Tea., (ttt gnd Oviedo. « , The R rliion Funeral Home had ’ charge of arrangement*._________ ^to^vlcdi J Die lax Pun meat Nv I.. V t t lt tt l'II V AP Business B illio t HOLLYWOOD ..Tv- -The United Stale* run mil sipmrclv m rrl Its res pons ibll Ilies ns tender id the free World unless Its leadership I ' economic as well as ix illllc a l and m tlttary. Jusrph T. Jolinsmi. prcsl dent nf Ih r Investment Banker* ,\s social inn id America, said to dnv, Johnson, of Hit* Milw aukee Com patty, Milwaukee, made tin* state men! In un address itrepan-d for the IIIA 's lis t animal emuentliia. tin* largest In its histnrt “ The suspended crisis that roll front* America is twofold. lie s;iltl “ We must restore a stable economy among our Allies in West e rn . Europe and we musl suii|i|e incut our own Miurces i.l raw nut t e r ll ii . " Saying Hu* juli has been turned nver almost entirely to gm erm ncid the IDA head asserted that it 'b "u ld lie largely tip to privisle gupiini |„ •*,.,|B),]|-f, «hole siim r world economy (fnverntiicnl. In* cotiHniieil. riskm ill Hit* fiixp iiycrs' unmet and *of ( f, rs no personal etnliarrassment If ils Jiitlgiurnt ftroves bad day li) Circuit Judge M It. Smith “ Ax investment bankers. ’ ’ tie (.. dll years at lined Inlaw afte r said "We do not p rctrm l that nut tin- defendant pleaded guilty to a lindrstinunf Judgment Is infallible charge of secunri degree murder. We do know, h o w rtrr. that (M ir , H •Hti-iMn* ivit !‘i u r M m The K illian ' niurdei case led o ff in g i Ii I i i h Ii u i m fur itr tiik rn IrrHtPiirfit ,1 I* I ll* . llltu i 1A III! *, ill * • pr» -a u t li i'lire!, t im " ( mi «i Mill I* i nf Vnbui I n' * it ml I h*i ii 1i i ‘ .*%i I'xtlllllltril 'd.HIM* IHl I I \ t b r H tiitr uf l,,!**ihbi . Itll \ i'li| it i , 4111 Ul| ti l l|l It Ita d n r S\ ( •r a t i n g ti* ii nftrr lit ;■I «f | Die hilly I i *n il*"' ei I im* Dll phi if Mt'l .. | (lie I1'■ D* I I I i •• •ill I i v. 1 .flu ii It. i .. 1 t, . pm.| •• • i is e > hr te iu I It i t •M** t • ) |MK , ♦..Du ( t da■1ll, 1■" 1 A re < * i• 1 111 F ig h t e r i '1 1 1 .I’ 1!. I a i L a c k in g n a ■( i ! a r \ le t ! I Is \ i . 11.u 11 \ -f Dif I ;mIn Ilink *(fulf il 1 ml I hr v 41nlo t -sri'IU •t fh* id . I m in*. I f mpvi a mm linn ti l "um.it! Nm* |r ss p»r part'd " <'dil •tin h h! liimvivi i • r i ■•.•I mi «■» lif t *hi m iller * ♦*« * * nut 'lib luil after a ■ ' ' ! • *t Du* j*IuiI m$*(apherv in !u i fit 'ptike " U tirii l .'ill n " in \ <«M <||l 1*4* i '\ |U t |l‘f| ,| (dill 11 unit nurd 1In |*j(Kt» S|\ i CAP Members Will Observe Week Of lltli Aniversary ■t . j ii..' 1M li mini ........... . 1 \ »i 1*nt r*»l III. ... o iiG v mid Die \l* .. i 'K. ’ in lift. 1, .ill . .il .i.fet 1' III IlH’ll HIM . it, .1 ut, 1 A‘ ill. Ill In. \ i . .-iilata i 1. i •,, i.,, . 1 . n. • ! ' u« 1 \ htim in,mii I miu -, tiM, u f llm; ('ypH- T ry ­ K ve n t ' ?« ! 'fM m i * i i| lu i in \| vviOlifli I I I f f 11 ' f.ok llf 11*1' Isi Rllf 11• 11 M "1 'l|"h ' 1 Iib t! off h k f t tl! M I It'll! •I Six Accidents Over Weekend Result In Broad Gap*s Are French-Backed Injuries, Arrests Seen In Nation\s Government I.s Arctic Defenses Elected In Saar K \ m i! A b o u t T *> < \ » v e i 'slfpi'i r| mil .Ilb III Ml AvcMur, i vcII hI* Re­ K e p o rte rs \t \S M I \i. 111\ f \ t r - Dwight f » t nlmu ei ill •t]i)i*nt lit ill1 Ih r Mfi kOn1*- t»*••i ■ «•(! IVim-syli iiiiiii Avi* *i»t( l »«•la \f mi ,i \ i " 11 till Mrs H im If miii in \m l \ mii *ft i it 1111 ft,i ’ * ►t *i 1In | \i Ilef Ment 1 1 nt-*i •im it la In tl I’hi • n ,»> 4imI 1b , t Im in .it* fill- I vmi o iiitirn fur pit in ti i Mil n il i lim it, • A in i "i Kin fio tr. mi ‘ nfiat flu* 1N*iI UMIIM II .M il- u c.ll lflt; 11 N" ,) •' If its i ■\%11 Nl.lA .III Ills i**i if f«ti M .im tr K h i'ii I f • *•! *i « .•Ihng mi Mf*»s I'm tm in •'» m.iL» .hi oil till* rxalM lllii Di m nf lln •! tMMin irinh**loft into 1bit b In' siiuf Im Jmshiintl Mill m in i' . hi l.tii 2(i tin pliMlogf a p lirr > aiiil ri'is .itrrx n i t mi llm e a run ml u tiin \ l h 1 i t'MliM" ft t it imllf il tip In ttii* A I*He ll'iiis f •!<»<»»' Mi I ruiiian " m,(*iib,n ti ih Mir Snnfunl ovrr Mir iv«ark rfid H*'Miltri| Im y lo Min* per-mi. u I•n*i«li •. mill liii iiiii'x i of fm ii i|iiv t 't *, vi lilir liim tliiT inti)(iHk*t '* u • m .... * fil im flu' t i nit uf mi m i hh’iit which iivm i let) Die pnui Nkrekcml As S c u rry Robert Killians Is Sentenced To 30 Years In Jail the fall term of rrim innl bearings In Circuit Court this morning, fr o erodin'.'- were tinted on the easo of Cleveland Neal, M aitland, . luirge.I with first degree murder, but court ..-it - reres'.'d while Ids nltorneys, W illinni llu trl.i-o n Jr.; tiiiger T ihii t.Cmuii was and (iordon V. Piederirl . sought _____ JlaI s p e a k e r.......... at the Ito -1 a wilm-s'. la ry lunchton today and .............. . Killians, ebargeil with (lis t ,|<-. ■pii-slluns from the Ito ln iia li- mi •free min tier, was repr.....tiled t.y '• v iru I municipal pn.l.lcin Ntloniev Ma* k Clev.-laud I. , wtu. va* apt..noted by the ...art and i . ; ............ >ii » . "'bu o'.. as'lsled bv \l1 .i.u e vN“ li. W illin n i' li. and tiii.bind W Sp. -11111 Tile, -oaold tin liter ■-\ of tin- . ..tut In (laving tli. ii , lient Inuuifiii tilin g tin* I «in 11 i r iu t i’ • "lei llm guilty plea to a charge gnlii w ifk u f fi'NtlN itli** Mill hr ti of seeuttd ilegrre tmil'tler. Cii.ir lo Id- senleneing » f I lie ro vo rn l J ihJj i I kti im t ul Ih r uvw I m irist C liilt buthliiig tnniminw defendant to the term nt tin u ig lit ul B.'BB oVIei'k ro lltm ih g tti.ifo.d stale penltentiiii y. Judge ‘ •iiiltb heard facts in tl>»* ea*e preI lie dinner the ill,!, w ill Ih»M i t h ■ -..ite .l 1>v A'slstant State’s \ l c gnliu business meeting Beginning Thursday, tin- I .... tut tie* lln l,. . I Criggs. (he defend ml Club activities w ill iin m i-e in nut- City I ’ullee I ’autnin Boy f i ll , w itht a « siiu liniffb board mm i..in tii. "t.-mpo flin i !* Mojirti mi and Kliriila-th Calbmill. laiolladv incut w itli New Smyrna II. a. li at at of life Ionise nl till I West I III. “ (Ml p. m. That evening at 7.(Ml o' S t...... where the killing occurred ebak. the new- T m u l-t Club I,.ill.I Slidu tvn' l.issfe ffeddiek, (111, ing w ill I.- dedlealiol bv Mav.o W with whom Killlitn- said today be It. .Stempter. bad lived ala.tit four years lb li. NV Snene. i, i,.<-id. nt ..f i|u claimed Mi., deeeaserl bad -tabbed Seminole County (T n in l.ri of Com tihii at one time in New- York. K .N c it e m e n t sult' Investment Bankers Frged To Take Big­ ger Part In Affairs Minify Ile a By Sanford 2 nd Degree Murder nun n. ............. *im,vtd.ni ti., iMniier Innugurnlt Taurisl Cluh Week f i re a l More Business Economists Are Held To Be Need i i i \ II I* Ml I'f \ V gnu ling I I r b* li. lit I 4» w in N triifk F riiliiv u ftfin m n i I*n* ii* ith Mujm li. tu i n m n M \u i:u n \ t \ AX rn r driven •*> ArMun Lee tVil i. 1 SY im AY M lllliin M f.ilis f|r|H *rlrt \ \ l: B l i t • . K I N M l. liiiin i. '* 1, nf inri Hu.-*! (-‘iifhMi . ' . i 11 * i 1■1 • «. Ilf • 1 " D •*t t o p 1. n i .It i 1 '•. •!> r i f t . ! S lrt’ i'l I'br r ycln i ^n ffrr**d in ju iv « Hi 111111s Nulr 1 ,. . >i 1 ».$• t M l ........ I t ! U U 'if - t f t Ml. 111lull < I .l \ *i •». • D f i if a i d In ld« lufl *ddr ni hrri* I (4 *in* wh- As m u Li I m ! h c v M llllm v iffjiirs t i l l r - tl f t . t . f f J| • ( .. .« | N > |M| a , .* i a l i n e r • t .• * i 11 1 f f Mi, lo i 11 tiw uy Tin* driv er w im nn 1*•»! r**|M»rhT, w rilfH Mil' folhiAlMg ill i* 1(1,1 h it i . Ml . M l . Mi ll I 1 11 • .* f t . r f ", ,M .n «'d Oil a .'la rg e of ritrc|o.« and front a background of first > i i l !1 t ■ 1 D u ’ -li .fi.l iD i . Kit III u . y f.t ‘ |.U 1 ......'Ik'' " ' "Diving baud experience Kltv lias visit, il M . I . 1 | 1. .1 t i» . 1 .• k • 111 » . 1 f i 11< • \ r it D u * Tin* nudori-t toad.* u left turn Hu. N nrlli I'tde. Hie renude \la» i . t t. ♦>» 11 f u . U i. t|M h it* • di lit ............................1 * M i l l ' l l o ff N inth Street going onto ll'd l) Kali and I .reeuliind an liases, and I ti l i i i m i 1 f III n l t f r Avenue, according lo ,. pollee re „ n „ , r defense piojects in Hu* lev 1 - -1*1 i u i i ■i •It tl 1 M. \ l u ll • v r i al .•(!•> I 1 i « h i t i) I* I m l*ort, and -truck tin* eyelial who wastebimis of tin* Kar N nrtli < i A < t ‘ f -1 \ n I d a ! t ril'd.. 1 . Mm I im Iht * 1»*"l Ml *vas going ea«l on N intti Street •a t. ♦ 1 > . • t il l >h Ml 1 ' • " I ' l * t • u p ■.! .iri i iN I 1 ti »\ » \ 1* The accident » « . coveted f.v Mgl WASIIINC'I'DN ,K Broad gaps I ' l I M U M i n ». • l . d l . l l in ■ D t • f i n . m u M . 1 U* tul. Du " vt. \» NV. \ . Horn nnd I’utioluiH ti Arnold appear in Un* miter arc of the ( u t t 1 -.1 •tl D l l \ •l i d N . a t t • Mil * f a k»Mi*| l u . 1 u. «. ii #n n.ene, w ill fo rm a lly iuc . n< 'l» 1 ,1 ft. Williams. defense system along I lie* N inth t ilt« til i( p i l l d D u • |M>m 1! .1 1 p a l « . 1 Mtlli| f* .I t l Mr. Griggs, in presenting Id ' ki.vs to the new building Ito. Two m o to ri.l. were jailed after American continent over which I ’ fiu 11 ' <h 1 4 | . 1 | U | t » » \ | f M l - i M n . . , , , 1| 4 1 • ........ . P ' • a ........ . Balt, president „ f tip* Sapfmd version o f tin* rlrcMtuxtnriees sin lltet were "liable to fllr tlM l 1.011.1* itOUlbcrs It.Itll Itllssla could fly >' ili i. ■i.t 1 . 1 l|l* .n 4 if in , , 4f i if • n i'\ . ii i • t i.m m llng tin* slaying, said K illian* Tooribl Club. 1 ' . i t ll.) M • l-» ,, itn.i l i n " li.'d dlfk^ woman' liiid been " r I* '" 11 eaeb .... etiarg.** o f leaving toward target* in tin* C intcil fll » 1 1 t ». 1 u . v in if i U ' i 'l u d On K riilny afteeiioi.n at ■ m» p Stales the srene uf nil n rrld rn t « . .4 - J It,. at i l l I t . . Su » 1 > | It 111(14 1 *» lu I.l • n r«. *• 1 • 3 i n . in tin* local T m tlist ' h i l l fb board ] l i v i n g at the West l lt li .Street m l I.e-ter S. Lewis, Long" .....I, an* AIHmm,’h the mint ami Intensive ■i'l in (. 1 ft l p . 1 1 t f 1 ..1 1 ♦ « team w ill swing into action auain dn*'», p ii'in g a* man and wife, arrested by llig lia a ) I'uD oliioin efforts of lips ...o iitn anil I'liiiod.x ti l l I* | d . n * . 1 h . "u n tri * 1 .1 •1 a H id I f . ♦ V I* Du p jiiv iiig OHinge C itv tin tin- Kurt i w h e n the murder occurred May ‘J t. It. D. Ila rriko n KnI i i i i Ihv nl Hii * have s o iie e ilfd ll, gettllp; a i.n jlil N |l f i J , 1 4 j I l .. 1 • 1M i l l 'Jill f ll ‘ a 1 •t < . id d 111 111i t lie sail! the |... I r were eng'iiged Ntellmi CmnIs. t .1 i.t. ■ii f i «11 r ! 1 1. t 1 . t \\ M| I v\ ■ i . » 1 1 i d F l u r in an argument when they rnuie same lim e ami place alien- un ur system m'o ..pvtatioii wlttey m.u t ** tit tl, ( <t u r n ,t>i i m ile * IM'J l i M .. I K . . m i l ' Id i« l.i llm resilience that day and that eliletil, Involving a ear driven bv d rie r! an applnai'liilH! eni'in) M A liK K T I I UK t •• n o t 1 v . 'ft * 'I ' 1 V I * u f 11 .it llu 1 >4*1(1 1 a t p '• A fte r a Itulel week end. City tlm woman went In her room to Vlrda Smart. 17. oreiineil u week bases al e lacking from vvhit It in (.11 1 M l Jl .I a f K l o r I f . i r «!"♦>• •I D u ________ no Kircinen rinthed beldnd the Kiirm* rhiingc clothe*, apparently pre­ prio r on Slate llou.l 437. I ewi* It'ie e p liiri could elialleiige raiders | M « fv w ith lilt uiol-rop ut some points along the vast per • » * * ' mctiacc “ “ • (m fnj i i u i i tl .1 M I • 'l i t It <1 M l i ......................... f l i mu 1M 1 1*0 . 1 * health hum« »now. Ileebiiing e t* S'.ate Market to e x tin g iii'li a paring to go m i a date w ith a n - ws* elisrged ; 11 Ml - „ l.t .n t ml a l l (t t 111 M l .* ' lost 1 H , (|l H U 1 * J I M *• that If a ipiuxtion o f health were gtass blare til 11 (ON this morning. other man. K illians objected to driving and Julleil when unable lo Im eler Dll the loisls id recent o fflil.il f l l d l h .n u n >11 r i m m lull furnish the lltOO bond. W » Force, ............. | Ml t r Involved, lit* would favor It, Mr. It wa* reported today by A 'slsta n t this action. Mr. (irlg g * snld. •j n \ m s t e a d y i rl M t p i ,M ' f i d * f Mi m Ilf Frank C urr was a rre -le il on » diselosiires and visits l.y newsmen t a l k ’ (I .............. 1 ■ » i f » Cham added that at present it Kite Chief It. T. Thnnin*. Co,.tinning Id* nuriHtlun, lie 1. . - 3 . , f. I I i i . . - . ii I m • \ a, ii * 1 ' . i • 1 • !* wa* purely an catholic uueatlon -ta t -d the woman picked op an lee lilt-nniJ-nm charge liy I'ulio lo o m the Kar North defense pietiue n f D i r N . t , . f . . . . I n . i i )|« m . u , t ( • . . .1 iJ u'A II Jill f i .1 i' ■f b f . l i l l i .(, , ■ , p. 1 'lili i 1 I I I ami tlia l he couldn't see spending r o u i t r o k iio N o it pick preparatory lo g e llin g the Harrison, following un areident looks like tills Al Hie northwest end A system Im,* llm ell', lion- Hi tllfls f.! Tho monthly r.oy Scout Court of landlady o f llu* houio* some lee Involving a ear driven l.y M-'Nerl* a m illion d o lla r* w ith an operat­ IHI la l U i u t| tit unit**r % hi. I.ilu i f ing coat o f 130,000 u year until Honor w ill lie held (onlght in Ihc water. Till* defendant poshed the Klttke, ML DorH, on the Southwest of m ajor and serondury airfields u 111. Ii Mm t.i - i in ..I a intention o f health was Involved. Brcsbytorlan Church ul 7 •:iti p in llcddick woman out the kitchen Itoud, Sunday. Carr also " i i * jn ll- together with facilities for ground MU in ' Jt »** L|*ui*l jiIji xiiifi f'u itic * I,.‘ in no: . I ( f i l l I I h i l i l t Dr. O rville Barks at this point Achievement awards nnd merit door a fte r taking the Ire pick ed. Dsnmge was set ul $60 to the troop* lo defend Iheiii, now ex •t . i huiLl*' 'It ul' » i m .t' livrr»'D Interpoaed a statement that the badgea w ill bo bestowed upon the away from her. They went to a Klake ear mid $15 to the Carr ist.s In Alaska, where Hie llnile d sinall i'u il i o il K i n i>* ft f III.HIT l i !'■' a h ' ! i l i ' u l f i nu • Ktules is ii next door nriulihnr of wv t v li,tii«»l (ruin llu- I ll.il |!u( preaent pollution o f tho lake I* a Scout* by Scoutmaster John P ier­ side gate where the woman wa* vehicle^.____ — Iii |m* * 11a*, »■ In 1jM-d hiivii \ \' ((kiniim ieii Hu Bilge s i n ( ( uhl hiiU'il Mn l* »;•# sU i (Continued On Page N il) son. i m < |> fi miii fi * i ’/ im Ly A car parked by Janie* Smith, I dHkM stubbed w ith a knife ns the pair m i t’ jHN i . lu 4(ir 11|i hi- jon Houthwrsl Komi Saturday algid engaged In it scuffle. .i I. i ! •• i In ' fn*Tti iii*' 11- |irnThe man then carried the worn- was struck by a vehicle driven by i.■' i.i 11m • \ I* | •kt**t rvcii In* Ip Andrew llenton, Haines C ity, do­ H -.M IIa M ril t in • * ■ ■ * x l « > i util * aVfi..... Il/lipt Hi IfJM’kifll? ing aluiut tlin damage to the Smith M" XI * * I " •I11fI I *i It'll Ul ll l| lim it H. SCHOOL BOARD ear and $15 to the second vehicle. \ I. .a ' ( I n i Florida Bid* for i i new stage curtain f o r A 11)60 International one-lim i uu i $ >iu v vvnuid l*t iup nut * ndrttt tlm Hrmlnoln High School audi­ truck struck a guard ruil o f u : i dflu i x uf tlu * \ I* t« drup torium w ill be considered ut n culvert on State Itoad 137 S atur­ K ill l OH'N NOTK: This Is the had bix-ii i «»hi ■d i , u.| I m lu '• 11••it I. i !• thm ^. fu rl ii«9*l iiuhJLmiI A serin* o f gala activities, in­ from Orlando, who w ill pluv for sneclul meeting o f tile County day night, Patrolman Harrison i i I *11Jn*w In Du* Ntriiridrd, Mr* -I I’ll****, ,\t l »l '((•!!»* ' I *•< lift I tilt ill Itl cluding a banquet ami dancing, Saturday nig h t dance* nt the hotel Board o f I ’ublic Instruction to ­ said, doing about $75 damage to sevcnlh of a series of a rllile s A lull 's dt t L i i t tl • •*ini'»l im will mark tha form al opening Sat­ during tho «e**on. D ie** fo r the morrow morning a t 11:00 o’rloek state property. Krancl* M. Co*, by .Mr*. J. N. NVIiKorr on Hie ! Iltiliil ", f 1 till »II 11 ■)' • I 1. II 'llf a t the C ourt House, NV. A, latw- (VI, Route 3. wax arrested Sunday hlxlorv of Sa'iford, In this a r ti­ I I ((I 4)I 111141 111I il il l * I ' urday night of the M a yfa ir Inn opening w ill be optional. HUIU K l \ ItllM iF I t K ir i t N S jcn ! In* »*,itiuvul •• jal'TI11! *411f ll I for the winter aeaion. M ott o f tho advertising empha­ ton, superintum lrnt o f public in ­ In connection w ith the accident cle Mrx. W hllner irlU ol Hie , w f lurid it uf ii ufm a uf I" u | d r , na 11m |,,ni 11"1 (It i'l’k r lil liltf **, MilinuKiW and charged w ith rccklrxa driving early a rriva l* in ixao ami ixii7 The cocktail hour at 7:00 p.m. sis thla fa ll has been placed upon struction, «ald Unlay, slid Ih r liJitj III nu \ uf Du h i liv id m u Die n f Dtr Suoiiimlc (‘uiinty (’Im m ljrr He also annoum-ed that pupil* and failure to have a d river’s l i ­ and of fa p l. B rink wilt load o ff tho parade of fcallvl- tho Seminole Country Club w hlrh steamboat "D aH Inglim ". 4!tlft«* mh I din** Hum ff»l i fllDllU « i*f ( ‘uiiiuu'i i i , it’lu n u ’d In ft In of* tlea, followed by the dinner at 8:00 lias been purchased by the Inn o f tho County w ill lie d liiiilis rd cense. Damage to the truck was had (inndtrilifusl I " Anu iiiM in flu fiulii) i$fIn -|tcitdiiik' K *vrk*H p.m. and dancing from 10:00 p.m. management, M r, Iloner snld. C o if­ from srhool early Wednesday lo set a t SI00. yiiriittu u w itli hie i rtJitiv»*r* III Sri* I'ulgiltiu l| tiliit" tty MIIH. J. NV. NNIIIT N K It watch *n<l tako part In the C hrist­ John If. Lundqulst. 33, was nruntil 3:00 a.m. Reservation* for ing la free to hotel guest*. T il" ’U f MilII llu- III11 til PUUlDd ma* Ala. Mi i llrrc k rn rM itr nnd The year o f IMlill ushered In the the opening mu*t be n:»de by F ri­ "NVe’ro expecting n big tourist ina* Parade being sponsored by rested on « charge o f operating a fln tt glow of a new era, which In- lu iiflii, ilim a t'’. ur invi’.Mlmi’id j tlu th r r r Imyia i*c«’umi>anird Mr. w ithout proper day night, H arry Itoner, a ifiita n t season," Mr. Boner Mated, "which the Merchant* Association and tho motor vehicle (MirIt n pri’xtMililly ii limit* i»*flnr*d Mr«'4*krni ul^t un ttir tr ip . brake* Saturday morning after eluded nil Florida. Sometime., -it mid rultiiMHl ♦'I$i *4>* t ’ uu in iiiim lly » manager, sold today. w ill probably he the biggest In the Junior Chamber o f Commerce. appear*, tlia l localities, like e e ilu iii tho vehicle be was driving collided liumnn live*, me m m keil fm- ill* . fuiiird riiiiuntf llir Nclllci'* <*f a iuuv i Doom of tho Inn were opened history o f the hotel, NVe’vc had COUNTY COMMHUtlON with one which bad been slopped Ilnctlon. wlilcb n pj hi rent I v come* (r rrlln rv . \ n In (lie *»mu I v' dnv*. I to guegta today, A number of *ea- muro inquiries - and reservation* A regular meeting of the Horn- by Juhn Green, 311, on West 13Hi unsniigiil. lu tlm greut readju*t- w ]im tin 1 SI. lulifiH 11hi I hern Dn> 11117. *on guest* are coming to tha hotel then In any other w a r." oariy thla month. Mr. Boner "The Greatest Mime oil K a rth " He emnhailxed the Inn manage­ Innle County Board of Commie- Street, west o f Oleander Avenue. inclit w llieli was beginning In all hi^hw iiv fu r Dir (rntHim i tut Inn uf stated. 1:1)1) ■ 3:44 • 11:38 ■ 0:31 thr ment Is “trying to encourage peo­ sinners will bo held tomorrow Damage was set a t $300 to the the ntate* north o f n*, a* If -by a tin* n m iy nnd nur Inkr The dinner daneo will be open ple o f Sanford to tako n part In morning at 10:00 o’clock In their Lundqulst vehicle, a 1048 Stude- simultaneous lin n iilio . attention irn tr |$y w tdrli tlir v r u t r n ’d. ro it MDV1KLAND Im |i|M*lirr| jii'jilfi. It himin lu’ra in r to tho public with reeervatlone at our activities." He (•mphailxed meeting room at the Court House. baksr g ai truck, according to a seemed fixed on Florida. "M ickey Rooney Roundoff* police report. No damage was Hat­ The meeting will mark the last th r fiitddon Dint nu vi^lt tn th r $6.80 per person. This charge that tho Saturday night dance* Tho world heard «*f her orange Show slur Is 0:30. feature 7:10. covert cocktails, a filet mlgson will b« open to the public with no regular session for Commissioner ed for tha 1040 Ford cement mlx- groves, and her balmy ellfnnlo. n tjitr w m romploto w ithout th r Hr. fntui Hlvi'i* trip If. II. Pope, Hanford, and Comruck driven by M r. Orem *•* UIIJ J'VIUVM.I *IIV Souther" -1,1 ....... . . . . . . -J ,. fi vN ■ It ' tn nlr! Afi»|. j lo lv iiiiia s iu ii ii;aJ, last fcaluro dinner and the dancing. Mu«le for cover or minimum charges. "We Many person., Ml in the fo r fr v _ “ “B. Sptnct Invsitl- sStdtoH, (llsturlwfl arid unurttlrd In lonvlllr. tin* Hperr Urovo, and tho 1 0:30 the dance will be furnUhed by| WB,B| th, public to attend’ these mlsslonsr William 0 . kllbss, Gen­ Patrolman 8. tho plantation life In which they (Continued (hi Page Six) eva, who are leaving office. gated t)w mishap. Barney Buxton and h ii orchestra lUaeitaa** o s Page Two) Formal Opening Of Mayfair Inn Is Scheduled For Saturday Night ii Many New Fam ilies Moved To Mellonville After Civil War Movie Time Table wrasaiMJW* 1 — i M i 1riSSS a 1 * a .* . I t 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, November 28, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 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>, November 28, 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/52b47f53aa9d61e4107892f37451c5cd.pdf 5cb20cf9626b15c4c5ab1ed877238b8f PDF Text Text A *> Seminoles Fight DeLand For E F C Title Berth Tonight Winner Of Clash To B a t t l e Northern LeaUer In Cham­ pionship Play-Off Four Bands To Take With homecoming celebration Part In Pre-Game festivities lingering In the nlr after Parade; Panthers thll afternoon's runs* pep an,) par­ ade demonstration, dnwn!owii, (tie Seek i/iK K e v e n fr e gridiron representatives of Semin Crooms Faces Eustis In First Annual “Celery ole High School must get down to the more aerloua bualneia of try­ ing to win the Southern division ti­ tle o f the Hast Florida Conference from the DeLand Ilnlldogs tonight at the Memorial Stadium, Obstacle No. 2 In the path of the Celery Fed quest fur their first gridiron championship will be tonight's clash with DeLand. 'A victory fnr the charges of Bill Fleming and Fred Danas would assure the Seminoles a berth in the KFC championship play-offs with Ketterllnus in SI. Augustine on the night of Dec. tha curtain on 1952 Celery Fed football season and bring lo a close the high school gridiron careers of Junior Metis, Kd Lockett, Joe Hutchison, Jake Howell, Joe Pickone, Rav Davis, Terry Cordell, Dll Sheffield, Cecil Rhennara, Calvin Wright, and Russell Maun. Neither coaches sre talking about the end of the season hut In­ stead are hoping to extend the Hanford football season through the title play-off. Here at* the southern section standings in the KFC. SANFORD ........ - ........ a ’ j> BoUnd ............... 8 0 DeLand boasts of a powerful running attack that ha* exploded several limes this year In the late period* to rout Kuitli, fleahreexe, New Smyrna and Palatka, Hanford haa whal »<»l arrlbvs think la n “ fall” offvnslv* with a fairly good defrnalva team. This la atrklly based upon appraisals of wrltara who have seen the best team* In the stale. Actually, wa hallava tha battle will he determined In the Semin­ ole*' ability or Inability to slop the hard running Bulldog half­ backs, Jim Hearn and Bill Henry. In turn the Feds will bo hank­ ing on Junior Metis and Kd l-ockett with Rav Davis pitying the dark horse role In the backfleld. Malta’ punting ability will count heavily in favor of Hanford If the game is close. Matts has bean the key of tha ('alary Fed offense rolling up 1,028 yards on tha ground to aeora V2 nf the teams 139 points. ||a haa avaragad over 33 arda par kirk In booting over ,100 yards this year while passing for 14 more polnta and 118 of tha team's 224 yard total. liOckett has reeled orf 43(1 vards this season fnr nearly u 4.0 aver­ age par carry, and m tha No. 2 offensive runner, he may assume tha burden nf the Samlnole o f­ fense while Metts nets ns a de­ coy. A gathering of 2,009 fans, In­ cluding many alumni stars of bygone years, will probably Jam tha .Memorial Stadium lo watch the last 1932 Fed game hare. In the previous five home games, Sanford has drawn H.ORfi fans with over 0,000 of these pay­ ing Into the park. If, « crowd of 3,000, or nearly 3,000, shows up for tonight's finale, tho home goto J ' th? v^achool, •ttandance for our Morris declared, ■BMINOLK GHID RECORDS fitt* f f l P V , KPM. TP. Tilt Tomorrow THK SANFORD IIKIIAM) Wed. Nor. 26, 1932 It S Hungerford Girl Is '‘Celery Tilt” Queen Hr T. V, DAVIS Alphn I'hl Alpha, national schol­ arship fraternity, will stage its firsl annual post-season "Celery Till" football classic io the Memo­ rial Stadium tomorrow {Thanks­ giving Day) afternoon ut 3:00 p.m. when the Crooms Academy Pan­ thers clash with the Kuslls Tigers. A spcrlaruar parade Including bands from Groom*, Kuslls, llungerford and llelhune-Cookman College will lead a gala nrocesslon of floats down First Street Into Kast Sanford from thence to the Memorial Stadium beginning at 1:30 p.m. Climaxing the extra rurrlculur festivities will he the coronation of the "Celery Till" mieen ns yet ; m ^ 1. unnamed — liv Dr. It. V. Moore, * i president of Hethune - Cookman College, Daytona Beach. 1 • The crowning ceremonies will taka place at the halftime Inter­ mission of the football game Jameson Phuto being Immediately followed by Alpha Phi Alpha scholarship loir picked Crooms Academy's Pan­ l*' iry Mi-Dill, Knrncxt Thorne, (irmly Kdge, Norman Kinard, William an entertaining demonstration ther grid team to play in tomorrow’s first annual "Celery Tilt" game I- n-dcrick, Charles Merritt, William Wright, Augustus Gordon, Hill by the famed llelhune-Cookman in the Memorial Stadium at .'1:0(1 p. m. The Al'A's Thanksgiving Day W>n« ami T. V. Davis, Herald sportswrlter. Bottom row, Coach C. II. band. clash will bring together thu Kastis Tigers anil the Panthers oncu ) ninklln, Henry King, Ruben Deter, l-co Thomas, Gordon Fort, Wil­ State chanters of AI’A have nubllrlied the game throughout again. Previously, Kurils nosed out Crooms, 2-0, this year. These Pan­ liam Lewis, Capt. Osear Williams, Co-Capt. Louis Jackson, Calvin Col­ thers are, top row, left lo right, Cecil Richardson, Nathan WIPiuma, lin. Joseph Baker, Arthur Knight. Tvu hoys In front, Hobby Lamb and Florida and calls have lieen re­ ceived requesting reservations Willie Stevens, Johnny Singleton, Eddie Kllxy, Paul Knight, Thurman Deorge Alien. Missing from the photo hre Oliver Smith, Charllo Williams, Cohit Malone, Willie lit trips. Vf ulilli' row, .1<iIivi M«n*r*\ J hoick, and Joe Straw. * • from as far away place* as Fort Myers and Winter Darden, Dr, D. H. Starke stated today. down About midway of the second Conservative estimates place the quarter, Owen finally made up his Sports Bound up mind that Conerly had a sore expected attendance for this first arm and flagged Benners In In an annual series of post-season llv DAYI.K TALBOT games at '2,000. The reaction of the Giants wax NEW YORK - The hottest sumeuhut electrifying. The kid Tickets to the "Celery Till" topic of conversation among this looked as though he had been may he purchased In advance at town's foolhall fans In recent days weaned on lire Tfnrmation. In II COLLEGE BASKETBALL Ifoumlllat and Anderson's and TALLAHASSEE (Special) — Is tho manner In which Freddie ■days, mixing his lactic/ skillfully, Florida Southern 60 MacDIII A-F-B Touchton's drug stores, HnorkAlthough Florida State Ifnivi-rwltv Benners, the former Southern he drove his club 77 yards tu a ey's Place, Higgler's Pharmacy, lost to Georgia Tech by a 710-0 and Martin's Sundry (Midway). count Inst Saturday, H’* doubtful Methodist passing nee, has sudden­ touchdown, then ho went 48 yards ly lifted the New York Dlnnlx up In seven plays for the winner. AnOf course, the main attraction If the Engineer's defensive unit will he the game between Crooms will forget Stun Pnl.ost, D ip Sem­ by the slack of their punlx nnd oilier lung march In the fourth pitched them Into the thick of thu period was broken up by a fumble nod Kuslls. The Panthers, who inole* hard-hitting fullback. race for the professional champion- near the goal line. In tho course have been ahlv coached all season 1he chunk) KuhI CIiIchuo, Ind. ship nf turning an apparent rout Into a by C. I). Franklin will he out to Freshman, who seems to Im­ 'I he tall, rangy rookie had been An acre of sugar cane will yield better their !l*!l record this venr prove with each game, trucked sitting on the bench and picking vital 14-19 victory, Benners hit on about 2 Ik tons of refined sugar. anil In the process will he seeking the game early In the final per­ up utdhlng hut hip bunions during eight of 13 passes for 113 yards. to avenge their earlier setback to iod »ilh a Iwlsled ankle and the (Hants’ first eight giimes, In moved Coarli lloldiv Dodd to which they hud [Misled the nut the Tigers, 2-0, proclaim him "one of Ihe finest Impressive won lost record of 5-3. It was only last month that runner* we have fared all vear." Alter a fine start, the chili's reg­ Louis "Trlekman" Jarksun was In addition, Dolmas'* rustling to­ ular quurterhark and passer, rautht in his own end run* for Is believed to lie the most an Charlie Conerly, had lost thu the Ignominious safety that pro­ tal opposing runner haa gained vided Kuslia with that unusual agulnsl the Engineer* all *eu*on knack of hilling his receivers. As far as three gnmex buck, margin of victory. which I* an urcuinplishment In It­ cry hail gonu up for Coach This was the snmr bitterly self alnce Tech l* ruled the no­ the Steve Owen to forget his loyalty fought engagement that saw Ed- thin's number one defensive out- to Conerly and at least give Ben­ die Kllxy mnke such a Jolting ners a shot at the Job. tackle, as to have eight teeth jurAt any rate. Oil* shouldn't "Do you want me lo shoot Con red loose and later removed. rnmr as welcome news lo the erly Just because he has u hud The Panthers drew an unexpeet- W o f f o r d Terrier*, Florida game or two?" Owen demumlod ed week of rest when the Crooms Stale's opponenl this ruining Hat "Anywuy, Benners is too fine a game In Coron wns rnneelled be­ tordny In Hparlanhurg, H. <\ prospect In he thrown In there and cause of rain last Thursday night. The Hrmlnole*. *1111 Imiklng for ruined before he has learned the Having won tluee straight ut llielr first will of the season, r formation thoroughly, lie never the very beginning uf this season defeated Wofford 1311 In Talla­ worked from anything hut the the Panthers have nusrd dived In hassee last year. spread formation In college I Alld if Rohowx, who bus now wont' put him nil such u spot until •he succeeding three lilts. Coat-n Franklin, who ha* had to battle gained 610 yards for a 4.4 aver­ I know he's ready.” Ami that wns how matters with Injuries and the opposition age per cnrrv performs against the through must of this current Terrier* a* in- did against Georgia stood when Sunday'* game began Tech, tld* could he the Saturday against the Redskin* It was taken lusing streak, will turn Ids charges for granted (hat if the Polo loose against Kuslls tomorrow the Seminole* can stop looking. grounders lost thirl one they would hoping to return to the winning in- nut of the running for the title trail that saw Cronm roll up 10 PIuverH Are Signed In their division There was Con consecutive victories before losing still crunched behind center, to llungerford lost month. For Shrine CIuhhIc erlv ami the discontent among the The Frankllnmen will depend Harlem nhimni was vast. on their leading ground galnera, The end of the first period Capt. Oscar Williams, who naers marked Hie seventh slralgfit in the team with an overall 24 which the (Hunt* under Conerly'* points scored this year, and CL direction had not scored u touch "Dosier" Knight. Hard rharvlng Derry McOlll. ona of Franklin's mid-seaaon finds, will probably start In tha Panther backfleld, Norman Kinard, dependable cen­ ter, will be on the field at the kick off. Cubit "Cuba" Malone will be ready on the bench to be v.v.v: vX'.'v: Inserted when the going gets tough. Hero ore the defensive anil of­ fensive lino upa for Crooms. Offense Poo. Defense Edge ...............LT..—:..... Lewis Coach Dodd Lauds Running O f FSU’s Fullback Dohosz' Ilarhara Halier, 17-year-old senior at llungerford High School from Winter Park, has been chosen as the "Celery Tilt” iiuecn to reign over the Crooms-Euitl* ronteat tomorrow, it was revealed today by I)r. (I. II. Starke,, sec­ retary of Alpha I'hl Alpha. The A PA members picked the qurrn ot a meeting Sunday, Her record Includes secretary of the senior class, star basket­ ball player, member of the lll-Y and Home Kronomlrs clubs. She ranks In the upper one-third of her class In scholar­ ship and works at a grocery store on Saturdays. The new queen will lie crowned nl the Memorial Stadium between the halves of the game by Dr. It. V. Moore, president of Hethune-t.'ookman College, Duytuim flench. Stetson Drills Hard For “ Southern Miss’ CHEF’S Barr Is Appointed President Of K-M -0 Deurge Hu. r, ex National Lea­ gue umpire for JO yenra and own­ er of the arbiter's school bearing his name, was appointed president of the Knnsas-Oklahoma-MUsouri class C league recently, It was reirted Unlay by Sanford’* Dick cl.aulln, long time friend of Barr. The <;< :.! g flu. i It in ji i r c H Srhuoi will !*>■ e o ml v. cl e d atm . K next I- --hruury The school w a r® { hehl in SanfordH , s- , , [ for four years H K" In-tween 1048-61,H „ then Inst year wns shifted to Longwuud after-"' the Sanford Na* Deorge Barr vii1 Auxiliary Air Station was re­ activated In 1051. Harr first conceived of an um­ pire's school In 19-15 and the Idea has turned Into a virtual banania. Iturr has graduated over S00 um­ pires In organlied baseball In­ cluding Scotty Robb and Bill Mc­ Kinley of the American League. SPECIAL A BOWL OF REAL HOME MADE VEGETABLE SOUP • CHEF'S CHOICE OF TASTY SANDWICH DAILY • CHOICE OF COFFEE OK TEA HOME MADE PIES DAILY R c u m illa t &A n d erson WALGREEN AGENCY "(IN TDK CORNER BY THE CLOCK” Jackson ..... —•L B ...... Singleton Richardson .... L G ...-........ Moore Kinard ............0 ............. Stevens Merritt ............R O .......... Thomas Straw ............. R T ............ Collin* Fort ............... R E ................ EH»V Thom* .......... G B ............... Smith Fndortcii ....... L H ............ McGill K night ........... F R ........... W righ t Dempg ..... ....H I !............ Baker ■ R IO N W IN S T A M P A U B -C o u r Brlon itartad owly and slipped a bit at tha nlsh, but woo a unanlmoua 10>und decision ovar Big Boy WU- Answers to the letters you receive from folks in other atetes can be powerful good-will ambas­ sadors. So when you write to folks up north, pack a little Florida aunahine into each letter...a little extra courtesy that smiles a welcome to "oome Get behind the wheel of a Dodge end discover th e caxtof-handling truck on the market! You can turn a Dodge sharper. You can m a­ neuver better, park quicker. You'll like them trucks for easy steering, too—and for cab comfort, visibility, and anooih riding. �* ■t, ik vat) im iitt r*r*lx* your Sanlmtl Herald, City Delivery, hjr 7:00 I’ . M.. pleas* rail YELLOW CAll 1144 S flfF H a n f o r d no: S fm iU t lucres vine fluuillnc** with scattereil <dmwrr« la iTntr.il portion to­ night anil In south Thursday. Coldit rxlrrmc mirth thK jfirrnoon nut In mirth mnl rrntrul portions to* night unit IliiiiAil.iv. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NKSVHPAPKK VOLUME XL1V E stablished 11)08 S A N F O Itl), F L O R ID A ----------- - _ * VIENNA A Ciech Cummu* nitt court srntrnred 11 former leader* of Czechuxlovnkin’s Red government to death lodny nml Imposed Hie sentences on the other three defendant* In the Prague purge trial. Amonji the II who were named to die were Rudolph Slnnsky, for­ mer aecretary general of the Czech Communist parly und once he lieved to be hi* country's Red boaa, and former Foreign Minister Vladomlr dementis. During the trial, the group head­ ed by former Czech Party Sccretary General Rudolf Slnnsky and former Foreign Mlnliler Vlndo dementia confessed at length that they had plotted with Israel. Zionist "capitalists," the United Statea and Britain to overthrow Gottwald’s regime and w r e c k Cxeehoslovakia's limning e<*annmv. AU but three of the defendanta an Jew. The violent attache on ilonlam which marhad (he trial reportedly unleashed n wove of terror through other East European Communist slate*, whore maaprather.Jew* held- high plnres A hlghlv reliable source said open antl-Jewlih attacks had bro­ ken out In Rratlslavla, Slovakia, where Nazl llkc signs — ".lews" or. . "Jews live here" — , were .. . -chalked on tho doors of Jrwlsh home* The report added that the words "Down with the Jewish capital­ ists" were spread in front of a synagogue and on the street* amt that the pollro refused to order their remnvnl. In Tel Aviv, the Israel Foreign Office said It had reports of a wave of sutrldes among lending Jew* In C’ cefcns|nvakl* ns n result of the trlnl. The Israeli Parliament In n resolution has expressed shock at the trial nml described It aa an affront to the Jewish nation. In addition to Slnnsky and d e ­ mentis. the defendants included: Bedrlrh Gemlnder, 31. former Moscow agent In Prague; Arthur London. 37, and Navro Had In. 30, former deputy foreign minister*: Andre Simon, 37, former editor of Rude Pravo, the Czech Communist party paper; Ludvlk Frejka, 48, former nartv deputy secretary gen­ eral and government economic ad­ viser; Josef Frank, 43. and Ottn Sling, 43, also former party deputy secretaries; Rudolf Margolin*, 30, and Hzven I-ochl, 4(1, former dan*>tv finance minister: Karol Svab, former deputy minister of state security; and l.t. Gen. Rcdrlch Relcin, 41, Mosenw-tralned Intelli­ gence man and former deputy de­ fence minister. AH are Jew* except dementia, Svah and Frank. Their confession* came after long month* In jail, for name more than two years, and were the well(Continued On Page Nig) British Officials Strive To Solve Empire Problem Commonwealth Minis­ ter.') Seek Solution In Stormy Outlook By ARTHUR GAVSHON l.ONDON i.4s—Hrltlih Common­ wealth primo ministers and their deputies gathered here today In winter weather as bleak and stormy os the economic problems thev will try to solve , As heavy snow, gales nml ice • gripped much of the llritlsh Isles, the seven prime minister* and two deputies prepared for two weeki of confercnre* during which thoy hope to work out plans for putting the vast Commonwealth on a pav­ ing basti and for stepping up the flow of world trad*. The weather delaved the arrival of Canada'i Louis St. Laurent, held up lait night In Prestwick, Scot­ land Two other attendants, Aus­ tralia's Robert G. Mcrviles and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Kden. were delayed bv engine trouble flying from New York ami did not arrive until thli morning Already here to meet with Britnin's Winston C h u r c h i l l were |■rImi* Minister* Dudtev Srnnn* vnkc of Ceylon, Sidney O Holland of New calami. Khwajs Nailmuddln of Pakistan and Sir Godfrey Hoggins of Southern Rhodesia. South African Deputy Prime Minister N. C. Havenga amt Indian Finance Minister Sir C. Hlntnman Desmukh came In represent Prime Minister* Daniel F. Milan and Jawaharlal Nehru. Churchill will speak for Drillin'* far flung colonies it the talks The primo ministers hope to agree on a matter economic plan In which they can Invite all of nonCommunist Europe and then the United States to co-operate. Their Idea Is first to halance their own books by spending no more than thev can pay for, then to ect world trade moving more easily, particularly between the dollar and nondollar countries The ton-level nowwow—first of Its kind ilnce 1933—became meressary because the Commonwealth has drifted Into an Impossible situation. With all Its wealth of natural resources, production and capital, the powerful group with mare than 300 million people can earn its keep In the world only by draatlc Import cuts. War havoc, overspending and cold war costa all have helped to build the crisis. Britain and her partners know that direct American help Is no longer thelri for the aiklng. Yet they urgently need new sourrea of capital. They have concluded that the beat way of getting more money li to earn more, save more and work more. Long-term alma Include making tho pound once more as strong as Tillla Service Set the dollar. For 2:30 P,M. Friday The premleri have a protect for vast new International banking Investment system. Funeral srrvlrc* for Mr*. Nettle and invM‘ (C m tinned On Page Nix) Tlllla will be hold at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Brliaon Fnn-ral Homo with the Re9. J. K, McKin­ ley officiating. Burial will follow at the Geneva Cemetery, lire, Tlllla died early yesterday morning at the local hospital fol­ lowing a brief Illness, She fa sur­ vived bv four ion*, Cant. Roy TilEDITOR'S NOTE! This la the Math of a avr|*« of article* by lira. J. N. Wfcltaer on ike Me•cry eg deafer*, fn this article E. Thoms* Cain of Bell Meade, N. Mrs. WtiHaar describes the ereaJ. and Mr*. Guule Maxwell of Hon of Yeletle county and the Alexandria, Vo.; also one brother, cattleM*nt of Orlando. J. J, Nicholson of Osteen. Bp MRS. J. N. WHITNER In tU t the Brock House, (1962 ROLITA FINK Addle Tavlnr, Sanford Negress, Note: About where the MethodJit was fined fBO and costs and sen­ Orphanage standi) famoua for tenced to serve 10 days on each many years as a winter retort I of three rambling count* yester­ waa bultt at Cnterpriae. by CapL day In City Court by Judge Knr- Jacob Bracki our early settler, Brewer waa the builder. We find lyle Housholder. The defendant was charged that in m s enough perrons had with selling a share in lottery for settled near Lake Apopka to m r t a Maeonle Lodge, a framed buildmoney fbollta or C * L , * -S lU j^ t a S of the three ease*. . , lv had been senteimsd to 90-dav terms and given fine# of M00 • u W S .£ end costs on ai*h of two Cuba Sanford. The ebonies, o m dealing * t r “ * Ike Forgets Cares To Spend Thanksgiving Day W ith His Family 01* Ice Blasts Pun­ ish Mid-Continent Thanksgiving Day By The Associated Press The nation’s Midlands, ham mered by a destructive snow and wind lashing, got belled with a second wintry punch ol k-y blasts today. Temperatures plummeted during the night ns skies cleared over much of [he snnw-eovi’rrtl mid continent, which counted 111 deaths In the hi Ie November storm Him drnls of others were Injured amt prnnerly damage was extensive The snow und cold prompted thousands in put plunned Thanks­ giving Day travel plans into Ihe deep freeze nlnng with the cold turkey It looked like a clilliv holiday for the eastern two thirds of the nation, with the most severe roltl In the Plains and Rocky Mountain reelon. Winds diminished front the near gale like force which swept the re­ gion Tuesday and Wednesday The wind-swept snow dealt a knockout blow to traffic from Colorado east ward to Minnesota. Hundreds of travelers were ma­ rooned and power and communi­ cation tinea Were ripped down In msnv parts of the storm licit. Hardest hit areas were from the mountain region* of Wyoming and Colorado through Kansas. Nebras­ ka. Iowa and Minnesota Rut strong winds whlnpcd across other ports of the mid continent — Illinois, Wisconsin. Michigan. Okla­ homa, Texas, Missouri und the Dakotas The cold air from the Itoehv Mountains spread westward across the prairie lands and dipped Into the South. It was subzero early today In sections of five states— Wyoming, Colorado M o n I a n a. Kansas and Nebraska Temperatures were subfreezlng In other mid continent areas The cold blasts hit Northern Texas A low of 13 was reported esrlv today In Amarillo, the same reading as In Rapid City. S D. The chilly air touched Into tho Southland as fnr ns Northern Florida U. S. Weather Bureau forecastera sold temperatures will drop gradually during the day and to night over most of the Eastern state*. Subfreezlng readings were In prospect for most of the midcontinent. Today was no holiday fur the highway erew* and thousands of snow shnvefrr* who continued to dig out from the Midwest's heavi­ est snowfall of the season The falls measured more than a foot In some places, but the strong wind* caused much drifting. Most trains kept moving hut were run­ ning behind schedules. Snow continued early today In Eastern Minnesota and parts of Michigan. There were flurries In other sections of the North-Central region. Much of Iowa and Nebraska re­ mained snowbound as the fresh mass of cold air moved In to add to the discomfort. Six deaths were attributed to the storm In Ne­ braska. There were four tn Iowa, four In Kansas, one In Oklahoma and one In Texea. Mostly cleer weather and i f aton­ al temperatures were reported In the Pacific Coast states. Rain fell last-night over Eastern Now York and south aa far as Maryland. Vohiaia County Wtu Created In 1854; Orlando Was First Settled In 1856 .-J- No. 70 A khi. c I.’ i I ocI I’ rrsN I .eased W ire T H U R S D A Y NOV. 27. 10.'.2 411 Ex-Red Leaders 'Midwest Gets O f Czech Rule Get Another Dose 0« Wind, Snow Death Sentences Second Wintry Surge Defendants Had Con­ fessed They Con­ spired To Destroy Nation’s Economy w i;a t h i . k U. S. Marks Time UN Fighting Men For Observance Feast And Pray Of Thanksgiving On Battlefront A m e r ic a n s m o u th rd ) F rom P ly ­ R ock T o C o lc h r a tc Ku­ Take I 'a c l D ay W ith A H T i 'i i n m i n u s lly The Associated Press Americans from Plymouth Hock to Korean foxholes paused this Thanksgiving Dav lo celebrate their nation's heritaue with feast Ing and prsver—and hope for morn Joyous holidays tn follow At Plymouth. Mass . where the Pilgrims landed 333 vear.H ago the community mirrored the naimu wide reunions, turkey dinner* with all the fixings, traditional football rivalries and special church serv­ ice*. Shakeup Of V A Humphrey Will Urge Demos To By Republicans Seen In Offing “ Sign Up” Morse W o u ld A sk T h a t S en ­ ( 1 0 1* A c t i o n *i a tor Be J o in B a i t y C o u n c il.' In v ite d D e s p ite fo rts E x p ected R ecen t A t E f­ E ffic ie n c y lly W. JDYNES 31ACFAKI.AN tlv <1. MILTON KEI.I.Y WASHINGTON ',P - Officials of WASHINGTON - Set........... phrey uf Minnesota said loduv ho Vrli-rorut organization* generally will urge fellow Hunale Democrats approve newlv nnnounred plan* tn tnvltr rebel Ronuhlli-ari Sen to shake up ilm Veterans Admin Morse of Oregon tn Join tbrir parly Ixtrntlon, lud one today predicted further change* will he made hy council* Ho said he bad told Morse of t h c Republican administration when It take* over his plan. Veteran* Administrator CnrJ It Humphrey declined to dlscm-i the reaction of (he Oregon sena Gray disrlur.od yesterday that Hie sprawling V A ws* being stream­ tor. In hopes of increasing ofMnrie quit the Republican purlv lined flciency, waving perhaps to million during (he presidential campaign, dollar* year, and giving better announced he would become an In service u lo Gin dependent and plugged for the Commander Lewi* K Gough of election of Democratic presidential the American Legion said the plan nominee Adlal Stevenson eound anil If Senate Democrats plan tn meet seem* "basically curried lido effect will a few days ahead of the Jan 3 properly increase the efficiency of the convening of Congress to discuss V. A.'s services to the nation's strategy. veterans " " I ’m going to propose then that Commander Marshall K Miller Sen. Morse bo Invited to sit in of Amvctv said to- approved of on the caucus," Humphrey told a sonic purl* of the program reporter. Clccro F Hogan, for 20 year* "I have talked to Morse and uiroctor of claim* for the Disabled told him thst I hope he will Join American Veteran*, said ho be­ the party officially, or at least lieved veterans would bo pleased work with us." the Mlnnesotnn with some of Gray'* plans. continued, "but I am not at liberty Rut Col. George K. IJuins. na­ to say what hi* reaction was." tional rehabilitation service direc­ Morse himself he* refused to tor of the Veteran* of Foreign lvo a hint as to whether he will Wars and himself a former asne up with the Republican* or llMHtNilfii fin NUJ tho Democrat* on such partisan R ll uHIluitnt (la a id Junior Red Crost* Plans Fund Drive The county chapter of the Jun­ Ocoee, and "The Lode*" became the name of a far-reaching neigh­ ior Red Cross mat Tuesday at the borhood, afterward! renamed homo of Mrs, Fred Itabti, chair­ man, to formulate plans for the Apopka. til 1B84 Volusia County waa year and to plan the annual fund formed from the north end of Or­ campaign In the school*. Activities for the year will bo ange, The SL Johns River formed the dividing line through the In­ discharged with teachers of the fluence of Dr. Speer, the first rep- various schools by members of the reeentatlve In the Legieleture committee. Attending the meeting Tuesday from Orange. In 1IM four mllee north of F l Gatlin another settle* were Mrs. E. C. Williams, who h»* ment waa made, John Yates, J. R. charge o f JRO activities at tho Worthington. James P. Hughey, Grammar School; Mrs. Jsrk Ban­ •on o f Mr. John Hughey of Mel- ner. Junior High School: Mrs. C. lonvtlle. John Patrick, Aea Manuel C. Colllne, Lake Mary: Mr*. Julian and other*, ehoee the elte which Ponder, SouthMd*; Mrs. Clarence hae grown Into our beautiful elater Reddlne. Seminole High School; cltv, Orlando. Tho name was sug­ Mrs. Velma Qonxalea, executive gested by Judge James O. Speer, aecretary of tho County chapter of who later became prominent-In the Red Cross, and Mrs. Robb. A gift box has been received eonatv and etate affaire. On Dec. W, JIM, aa set waa anproved and from Iran, Mr*. Robb aald, which entitled' "To fix and Ineata’ the eonUIn# varloua articles which ap- br ch,,dr#n o< f Lt. Dlngfdder Is Battery Commander BAUMHn(,DER, Germany — (Rpeclnl) — Lt. Simon L. Dlngfeltier, son uf Mr, and Mr*. Julius Dingfelder of Hanford, is now rommamllng officer of II Ilsttcry, 7311 Fluid Artillery Battalion, sta­ tioned at Ruumholdor, Germany. He assumed command of the but­ tery on June 24, 1U&2 after serving In lt n* reconalssance officer ana executive officer, Lt. Dingfelder, who holds s regular army commission, entered the service et Ft. Still, Gkla. In June, 1951. He attended tho B. 0. A. artillery course there for 15 weeks before Joining the 75(!lh at F t Bragg, N. C. He shipped over­ seas In February, 1958. The young officer graduated from Seminole High In 1947 and Cornell Unlverelty In 1951. atlss Adel* Aoeie HIs wife', the former Mis* Brawer of Paterson non, N. J., Joined Ttlm In German.ly In June, 1968. a daurhThey have two tchildren, ___ Ur, Jan Stephanie, age 23 months, wtu and ■ a ion, ■un* william if Michael, bom 0 « t 20, 1032. 1,:iv \V c ; i | h h i s I W n l\ * Rut only at historic Plymouth is witnessed the annual trek of Pit grim dJseendnnis up t.eydon Street fnr n memorial service In (tie old burial ground. In the bleak Korean hills, with the battle lines comparatively uulet, troop* rell*hed their turkey dinners complete from shrimp cocktail In nuts The American* shared Ihelr hull d.iv fare wllli United Nations coin fades nml Korean war orphans Armv chaplains of all faiths eon ducted services for soldiers behind the lines Gen James A Van Fleet. Eighth Army commander, told Ihe Irnopi "Last sear at this time we thought lhal peace would lie here before Thanksgiving came around tCnntlmirrl (In Page SI*) Five Polio Canes In .Seminole Reported In 1 'V a s t Its SAM S t 'MM Fill IN' SEOUL 'iT C N liddin g men feasted and prated un the nil'll Korean hattlelronl llulb.inks giving May The dav wti* snli-nin for *ol liter- sailors and .urn..... A lleht rain uniiklcd the battle line Men put down then wi-ipoos for a moment lo pick op lender turkey and ail (In- trimmings from shllmp eockl.id lo pumpkin pie Chaplains knell on wet i|rmi«d leinline men In prayer Rot the , 3U-lmndh old Kpreati War contio >lied, Men h a d ’ ,./ go Into hiittl* and die Gen .fumes \ V nt Fleet mmielied turkes with the F'lff1 Regimental ( Oiiliut Team a milt he i-ommanileil 3n Vent' ago The hi-'ky C - Fn-ldli \iok enminaniler i -mid see only a lia'-d fill of the gr-eiliil lii-'P- un til Ills command It it In- aln idv flail l' sued liriiie « i,n K who It n u lo-d III** ,-.its of in.on od-i Vl'llieil Fnrei-s Radio and Ihloiigtl -el ( lee putillealloiis *’G ii,IIi-ss eummimiMii N’ an Fleet said "Wants no pe.iee until the flee peoples ol tfie wuild h a 'e all lieell enslaved illldei then world giivernuienl "We. a- \iniv inen can onlv do our best miller tied tn ficbl to keep our own families and out own eotinllirs flee from the 1'uni tnunisl men .oe dial Is ready lo „ H as A lr e a d y N a m e d A ll B u t T w o C a b in e t Tn M em bers; W u tk O v e r tim e Itv IIELMAN MUHIN NEW YORK V President­ elect Dwight Eisenhower put aside die pioldems of state for today and like any olhtu VinvrL’ati, sat down to a thanksgiving tmkey wdh In- family lie had no appoint melds and did not plan to visit his offices in downtown New York I lie general could look hack on a week ot heavy labor lie has now named all lull two of the nine members of his CabInel Tbe secretaries of labor and commerce are not yet designated, thing with that, he announced Ills choices for u number of other toplevel offices m the administration he Is forming At (tie same time, lie lias hcen getting up-to-the-iulmdo reiwrts Korea, discussing future legisla­ tion flnnudiil problems relating to lu s u tlu n atnl the budget, tslIkm e polities. arnJ c o n fe rrin g w Itb L dfieiid* of ttie united nation/. He nppareiitly lulemts to make up fm time lost no tho holiday today by working overtime this week end Hi- pr. ,1, scii.-larv, .1ame* C. H.igerly, said visitor lists have been made op lot both Saturday uni Sunday, and dud more an' iiotiiii i-meiit* of designations fur ollbe will be made then llefure be left bis offices yester­ day lor die holiday. Eisenhower uiiuptinccd designations of two more men for key posts I hey were William P Rogers ol llcthcsda. Mil lor Ihe office (t iiullnurd tin I’ agr Ms) Tw o D am age A rc K i l l 'd -S u it s In C o u r t sw a llo w e.n h >il out i Hindi li-s se n I*w11 •*<n11« ini•- w»*11- mtinnl ai aralelv onb - wi- all .In k tog i III •b'ft'iul)ilit i m ibMTMUft1 -xiiits uf Five oollo ease* have occur red cr," he said f IoitJHMl i‘4i-111 vvbiih will* filed In Hi-udriine nmtity during Ihe ttliuiuIii 4 ' •Itin\ vvit h Ih U'l'k of thu mist month, John ynils. ch»lrnnili ' Van -'loot enjei'llIIII'Hii'Nilit! fsi1111 I »*'lit i “t" 111 1 L\ iks lot s M 1lurn of tin- Seminole County Chapter or dm .lint- WIII'.it lh*'ir 'M».ink** |H Jt , mltunn**1■irtit *•r thu uhIau* "t tin- National Foundation for lies t> k lo•me Mf Ml, »f t \\ •I'mIHI 1It! IM4, Mil Jlmill Infantile Par 111vs Is, said today, u* giving Dav dm r Liblt"4 an* nn vs»h* tl.t ! limn |f11"t fit * m tir livi'N hii vi' .• • I ili " th u n l Ig G i lo- announced the annual meet log vs,•ir M fil» v siiklint. 's V 1• I'*,'at, tn tin? of tin- County griiiin which will he been - ll cd lo lb i%lerrlhl* Lis tin'll ih*t! mi Mi • ■ skit M 1. held Friday ill 1 MU p.m. at the I Van l.-.l : InldlaH 1vs r | vt*itr 11 > 1l|!itnij.i in, i un tliii Hrrv« nun Cltv Hall. th.it pe.n 4' winiM !m" In ii in', ini' , m 1 Mit*1 |. fill.'-cywr Kiltthiiugb Marlon Jeffrie*. Orlando. one of l ( oiitlnm-il tin .ur NIa ► mi l ait.I Maoiiftii tin ley Company two state representatives of the wi n* imp id in lb. -nit- which national group, will appear at the l<>11,iw,-U in tin- waki af two other meeting, where county and cltv H y m m i l h R o c k H a s dun,ntel I , , a , ■- up • filed Nuv. chairmen will lie nunicd for the I a.-li' II' I 'lid l-'li'l’da Ghs Corn( ’h a n g e d L o c a t io n March of Himes to hr held .lull IiiiMv, iirimtilu, mid Mr am I Mr*, " 'll. The local goal fur Ihe drive r i.Y M tlin i. Mass r Ply b |i \| ibiwali npi-iatais of the which siami IIv I* about 13,00(1 will numlli Rock nil which tlo Pilgrim-, llll.l. l, (III* b IS IlH'llli'll lift till’ Orhe set. Funds which the rmmty chapter landed XtJ years ago vva- ••me St iim i . Highway ie ......... lit uguinst collect* are being used In us-lM or JU miles fiom it- |'i•' "ill I*• il iliifuiiii.itimi iblui. |u llui.un- i,iis Service polio cases In this county, The - eutlnli ..... I, (he ■iniipuity "through its chapter I* lending assistance lo Prnf Knlley M.itbet In ml of the five polio patients who con tbe Harvard University tiiology duly milhori/id hv.-iiIs negligent­ and curelesslv pcifurmed supertrnrted the disease within the pust Dcpurtioeut, says tbe linw en ly shrined rock was drugged In a vi. un nf In-tiillathiri or itispeemonth. The local anil of NFIP Is " iIi-h- glacier perhaps .Ml non sears ago 1 1,m" nf u gas hcuii'i in the room perutely In need of help," Mr. from what Is now the bed id Ihe a ' 11' 1 ,'d to the tb-i i used, while thl> i-.ititi-ntlou in the other suit U that Hauls pointed out, a* lie asked I Atlantis* Ocean ''faded to use orilill was In Plymouth that the .......... .. any persons willing to heln in Ilm I uni v i or" In nseertuining the heutcampaign to report at the City Pilgrims eelehralcd the I i ( ei's i i.ndiiiiUi." Thanksgiving Hay Hall tomorrow. yCTO ACCIDENT \n |K year old soldier, Robert D. Robinson, Hanford, suffered Inlurv to id* nose und face last •* night when tin- cm be wax dril^ lug collided with the parked cgt ,,f U It. lined, 1HW Park Avaioie. iiml north of Twelfth Street Thankagivlng Day, 1952. <* be­ man delivered the special sermon. on Purk Avenue. A Thanksgiving lliw« at H;UU ing marked In Sanford with spe­ The driver bud passed a car cial religious services, dosed busi­ h. in. with Hie Rev, Fr. Rbluird while going north on Park Ave­ Lyons officiating nuiiked this dav ness houses, storei and public o f­ nue. itccordlng to a police report, fice*, and a welcoming hand being uf thank* ul tin- All Hmils Gutholic cut buck too sharply into hit Itno, extended to sailors at the Hunfnrd Church. tin* Red car and knocked Every single -ullor lit HNAH struck Naval Aatr Station who are far it 20 feet over tbe curb. Damage ^ icBlfhjg n homey atmosphere this away from their homes. to the Robinson cur was s«t at' Union Thankegtvlng service* Tbuoksgiviog, was placed In local f t 76 and to the Reel car, fl|0. were held at ths First Methodist homes through the local United 7 lie driver was urrr*t«d on A Church this morning with Dr. Service Organisation, Mr*. J. I.. charge of careless and negligent chairman of the project, driving. Herbert J. Base, pastor of the Guriev, reported. Sgl. W. A. Horn and Patrol­ First Christian Church, delivering Closed today ill observance of the sermon end special music be­ the holldav were the Court House, man Jo* T. Hickson covered th* ing provided by the Methodist tho City Hsll, the American Red choir. The services were sponsor­ Cross office, the two local banks Movie Time Table ed by the Seminole County Minis­ and most of the storei, business BITZ houses and offices. terial Aasoctatlon. A special Thanksgiving dance Services were held at 7:50 and “ Th* Big Sky" 9:80 a .in. at the Holy Croaa Epis­ will be held st the local USO to­ MOVIBLAND copal Church, marked by tha col­ morrow night front 8:B0 o'clock "Warpath" lection of food at the altar for until midnight. Music will be Stan 0:30, f*atura 7:03, distribution to the needy, in mak­ furnished b yPsuI Krsham's or­ ing their Thanksgiving Day a bit chestra. Mrs. Ed Lane has charge Inter. 8t38, last feature Bill brightar. Tha Bay. H. L. SUmmsr- of the affair. Special Thanksgiving Services Are Being Held In Sanford Today ''fejl-V-' '~.>r\ ", , ■ s - a f c ',- 1 - - ■ (ie n o r n l •if 1 — - mm* - at &. �0 0 Ej ft' l ;*? -j .____ _ : . ■v '!LLV ttttf/lL Tender "Eal-RIt*" fled Chuck '////////. Candy Coated Chocolate* PrieM Good Thru Saturday. Nov. 31 Q u an tity R lghle R eaerved DIXIE DARLING light M * a t y P la t* lb. Cak* Lq. P kq. freshly Ground Lb Can ASTOJl Vac Packed ■wlt’n Prom. Rolled Veal Lb Can Ilru ittl STOHLY'S Fin**! Colli. HIGH Q U A LITY ^ Mild Aood Daisy Cheese Q iu u r v /A ^ e f c i i n l TENDER SLICED N o 2 Vi Can » RICH IN VITAMINS I Tanlo O'Soa Dtrsccd Whiting “ Tarlo O Soa Fllltd ol Cod Fish “ N o t Can TROPICAL Blu* Rot* * C o lo red I Pound Carton No 2 Cans V io l Hlblfllr, Who. Knrnol DONALD DUCK SuperttMh finrn c»n Q u a rter*! New Drop Firm, Ripe, Meaty I f ilf d-oz. Rntli'n V|onna S ausagec>* 16-lt DONALD DUCK 2 lb Jar Vlln fo o d s Appla Jelly Jw Aipholl Tile Cleaner 2St Quart Villa Choc. Covered OLD SOUTH O r a n g e J u i c e «•* 1 7 y 2c Cherries u Lb Mi Dlxlo Darllnu fam ily No 303 Largo Stalk Lb. 1’ky. Nahluco Ritz STOIELY'S Finest 49i R p A flft Lo*r I t | U. 8. I lU Htiliir White F e t iio e s tO Lb,. O l e Idaho link In,* or Red Jill** Floor Cleaner i.jt- celir. ffrty. i'oek ‘ WALNUTS pkq. L|. Calif. Rrauler WALNUTS nil wick Houeewlve'e Favor!I* In M rih^?” A llfe B York 6 Lkr. Rcdjmpcrcr UB S C«U J4 or. Bollle Tomato K stsh M I 9 30c BRAZIL NUTS Quart 4 7 c pkq. 55c pkq 81c A ll N ew M b . Cel lb Ip B Waxed Paper Super Dry Cleaning Fluid Lff.AIrp, M b . C ello I 4 . S l « , M b . Cello No. 1 Can Croam ol Tom. a pkq. U. S. No. I Grade "A* NSW CHOP FLORIDA 45c '( S h K h S * 110pkq. ; 39c CtUESTNUTR S NUTS pkq. Oe Nortliwvitcrn Red Delicious ' W ill * ■ 2! 125 Ft. Roll Mix' 'EM UPI Set* Ilka. Cucutdbor Sliced Dried D etergent Lg. Box 2| Ji JH-o*. C m tie Libby C on^pIfaH WINTER OAADW P U C H Ii AGIN ENGLISH PSAS . . DDHAKA RASY O I M • », iS T R A IN E D E A S Y POOD 1 CHOPPED i RARY POOD U R . OR CHPO M l M n ifT 4J +* YOUR CH Q fCir *n» .. • I ■ i*vh v r n <'0 J.V I Iff. ti)*.- »'';M 98c BW udB N -v-fr' m trrt • *< f . J .4T-.li. V\.<• i Hk.IV* *>. Satchel' ol 24 Pkq*. t �Korean Wizard Of Finance Has Gained Fortune .S n c c u ln t 'in n n i P P t - c u m L io n O un in C Vy r lftS S to c k S il ii oo om mn -. M u i'f e n f Otf V V fM ny F R E D HAITI> T O K Y O iff — T h e w Iz a rd of the boom ing Japanese slock m a rk e t is a 37-year-old South K o re a n who ? t * r t jd w itho ut a penny of his own in 1915 w ith unm et IAand now i speculates ---- ---- ’"’ •"T ful E lm ganJI Buddhist sect w ith som e 10 m illio n follow ers Is one of his best custom ers. Japanese b r o k e n look w ith aw e upon this M ight young m a n who adopted a Japanese n a m e and is now a n a tu ra lize d c itize n . Itn was in the aa m e poor fix ns his fellow co u n trym en In Japan u n til shortly a lte r W o rld W a r II. !,e cnm c *° J *p n n In 192ft. H e c l., l , r n *- w ith his b ro th er, a fa c to ry w o rk e r !n « » m issing In K o rea. N ow he Is r one nf J a p a n 's rich est m en. Me ' lives Iri c patncc-slzcd house and , I . d u l l in a lim ousin e d riv e n by o c h a u ffe u r. , A lte r the w a r I In borro w ed m o n ­ ey and headed lo r the countryside to buy fond anil b rin g it to s la rv ing T o kyo. It Hti" was a 7 strenuous business but H tUt'llllHlUVl IIU JHIIJrNN Hill re a n .throughout t e t e * ihU '" " ‘,7' ,n7 ' ,r *u e n rs — z j g g l m e z o u n lr r T h o pow er A lth o u g h w#i onIy , 3 When he camp ,0 uvc ^ hln, h» ! m 11l,,l," r" fntrusled : rewarded with 100 per cent profit i f His neriml1 fn,V 0 lc ^,nlv I in Ihe chaotic days when many hut *5^liu<tn n !/<n*l,l,e i “ ®crrr* laced starvation." Ilo lold an In of life Is n ,av,.‘ h way terviewer m ore than niawtiTi 'J. Cl,njj nsl ,fl Ho turned away Imm his fellow In Japan. n£H»°U!» _*5fir<lnr1'' Koreans nntl set about massing erty#sfraicicnn'1,i', ° f. 'k 0" 1 *n‘ f,ov money, avc no frien d s In the Ko umm .. . ! ! ! , lab°"V *. looked "I hav UPIlo Next Governor Of West Virginia Belies His Youth co m m u n ity om l don't seek ,h W pm ith' ' funds hc gained frurn his food dealings, Ho s ta rte d a stock hrok- 35 I Ir* Y ears C h ie f Is O n ly O ld , N ew Is n t p in t V etera n M A M n . i. .H i ii iit r fHAlll.ES I'IN u Vrt P live cars ago Willi.im i Marlaud was graduated from the W est Virginia University l,aw S hoot it Morgan low n Today the it year old veteran Hetty Hutton und Chin linn Heston n ■« drnmntic scene 'mm I'nriiniomil's "The (irentenl Show On Earth.N Technicolor, showing .'or on Nov in tine Japanese camera it days on ihe llita Theater sc.ieii Storting Sunday! firm's stock shot up from IKS yen to H5 yen in two weeks tto learned to call tin- turn and c ra g r business In Tokyo's E as t p rn fils In ter. End(I slum d is tric t In 19-18. T h e Japanese slock m a rk e t rl rode the market to a fortune He's lie proved a genius a t fig u rin g vals the w ildest e v e r seen In the stdl at it with no sign of weaken ing in Ins speculations Ihe tw istings and turnin gs of .In - 1 H utted States. Ills firm is known as the "Horen pan's tmunclhft market, lie Imr- ’ The average of 22.1 issues on the Kcizaikai " Translated that means i row ed m oney fro m Investors and m a rk e t recen tly advanced fro m 107 —despite Its way of operation speculated on his ow n, d iv id in g the yen, e a rly In J a n u a ry ' “ "Safe Economy ('lull T H E H A N F O R D H ER H I' and e* coal miner (lands ready nas to make what was rnnsld to take over Ihe Democratic nil ered nn extraordinarily !m|iortnnt ministration which has been In sprerh As the preliminary speech mak­ power at the statehousc here since ing progressed Marland had not 1932 Although he'll be by four years made his appearance His workers the youngest governor the stale found him quietly napping in nn has ever had .Marland is no "boy offstage room wonder " They credit his experiences as Mather he moved steadily up­ a naval officer for his ability to ward under the guiding hand o( relax Marland once took com the administration of retiring fine maud of .m !.SM in I’ftllntjelphln ttkev I I'attesim Hl« self-drier and found Hud hr of nil the rrew was Hie only one wilh sen exper mination has vet to he proved Marlnnd moved through a lur idicc He got ids ship to I’earl Indent campaign, rife with Wiifi Harbor safely cation without bceontlng tnvobed Marland's father is a mine super In the heavy oratorical crossfire Intcnilenl at the family home Few tiOl’ altucks were aimed .it town, fllen lingers The new gov liiiu personally ci'iuir worked In the mine there Against him slood llepuhliran and is still n member of Ihe l'MW Marland received an A 11 degree Hush I) Holt, who ill 1flCCt was from Aliitiumn University before a "buy wonder" senator United Mine Workers Chieftain joining Ihe Navy After hi,* rr John t. Lewis came In West Vir lease Iroiu service lie took his ciilia- largest producing slide oi law degree He moved into the srdt dial in the nation -and grot statehouse as assistant attorney fly told Ids ti.Yiioo miners not to general til I'HH, and a year later ve*" for Holt oi any other lie was appointed attorney general by I'altcson piddicnu. Marland is married and has '. cst Virginia was one of nine stales which went tor Sfcccn>nii three children Marlaml's followers tell of the Nn great changes are expected time during a particularly healed under his administration Hr made period ol Ihe campaign when In­ Ids friendly, hand shaking, neigh T h o rs , N o v . 27. 1932 I'a g r 3 I'V T . I I . M t l i A N I'vt Jai-.d. A. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victoria Dill, of iSgil K, Sixth St i eel, Sanford, com­ pleted tils Paso training at The (fuiirtermn-ter lii placement Train­ ing ('enter. Port tn-e. Virginia, on Nov 20 1052 l'ii | I n i g o o " a * in d u c te d in t o th o \ i i o i S e p t. 17. t!'-r>2 l l e f e t e - n ’ e l ilief s e iv le e , lie g ra d u a te d f | . . , ' i M e - ' " - • - i - C o lle g e , A t l a n t a , lou'ly campaign oi a li.isi* of nKills ,i mm& Nt hiMiN und more fisli Itv fisli he meant expanded rec reatmnal facilities p lA tod7 Sanford A>e- I'D* 1113 KOY WALL LAY A W A Y u. Y c u r O m r .t m a s G ifts I S r *>r A/ £i.l,.y *..i. I-, yl i l . sttu.ki a rc coi'-olot ! A > tiviii c:o 90 t.il yv'll i i i ’M y o u r p u r c n a M il A n d / •o i hk win Vxtct'. At ln! Avoid the Rush, Use our Handy Lay Away and Easy Ray Rian NOW! cvji "kopt * a fc " In LAV C h m tm iit AWAY nr • fl'le IT S A WESTERN ft)fE awoe on the Market M Today! ~ M W . __■daU’ S Electric P o p p e r GE Sto n m Iro n ly 0* mI.I> 3i. $ 1 8 .9 5 .1x1,• ,1,. e . , 1 . -• l a . « C..I I."-*'. $ 3 .9 8 >3.4 ji,., n(| Art ,1rtk‘nr) Mitt Pelitkf^ o'- <4 ’"e in in I'SCI roe* WESTERN l a t e s f S t y lin g a n d E n g in e e r in g F e a t u r e s 21" Truetone TV $#lf» Duluilti lt d tailtt n<, wir* •« tnh#i I pitlf, d*liv|iy A mtnl'ilivn f lettrlc Orimlor W iz a r d D a *p fry Borfl Bulb S tra in , V Ifrwk* fx t-ic|F •«(>!. $23.95 Hofn'i YOUR' Tnjf*nnft ol Ivud^ftt priest Gicinf, rotli vf r fy elf qf pie turf, ffiuirant ird tJip b**»t In your v -• ■1-1r.i■11,1 t Irlngr Of "'il p“ flttrfHDMf«, f'friy UHf f o iw i *i 5^’ irtly o no Irnli-rr Slfe King nt »m oil I 3-w oy d ira tllo n a l tig • m l laghit in m a r, |uit like D a d T car bullion! p i» ,i- b a a m h e a d lig h t. c tltM ia o com ptlllng e l t d r l c pulhbutton horn a ll b o ltary operated Irom C entral P o *a r Plont in tonkl M a»H»# motorcycle H yling. 2-tona automotis# m etallic finith, ip a rk a d by giltterm g chroma trim. Knaa action (font fork lor "flo atin g rid#” com fortl A W r ita m Auto "b a tt b u yl" m in i ( j r l Tli,X bcJOldy til V*/-ifi i-i As'l'J Lionel F ro igh t 5 U n fit si :{.«>:> $ 2 2 .5 0 t •vi-uftllafl J I \ « jU C h a m p io n A u to S to v o n s .22 Rifle* rttllpief fftita ?l ^ I 11•A■•I If *er|(rlA* Itl^Wi B«t| nzfiao jAMM Easy Turn* - At law At $11-00 Dawn, 2.50 Wk. l*rt» Other Western Flyer Values D » I u k « ( q u ip p e d Tank M od o l F u ll-S Iz * F ly a r, B u d g « r -p r lc « d l feral |t*tlifli<1»n« pine I#|||Iip#||tit *.'v11e *nam■I tf»#a •hrtUpMay I•(ifI FoMi fr» list* trill " l l l t t l m * " z e n ilr u t llo n backad by nalton'k Hronflait blka guorontaal tn«»-«t iflf lfM nt , t A n d f Nr HfH« ftwpantkfril C#UrUt» ftff, k,ad. Jlijtl't t»M». n i l im - id.Oay Mlal Mrt.Oaad la** I3ZII D oIumo $ 3 .9 5 ■••a, alaratar,. aOaadaali, tan. tnhagraghtd art,I Hall**. I , <00 « t f. f i.to ■ $ 3 .4 9 Mvrdy kardwad fraww. Il" sdda. jaW Mfk. Ch*l(, araar. |U1I pHU, t*f, 14404 Rackynnl S o ftb a ll tfniir'.., J -P lo c o F c n n i S ol iL fttndy. Cofltflintf D-i# for *n lff, i f - lo.,. N.liiml ITfQO waad fl*l*h. laoao Hnr«*Kid« c«y«r. Toll f f f l l f t a (fO li Trnffnr will iltik plfloa, tie t&IOt S( K .o l bowic* WESTERN AUTO »W4 .. S p a r k in g Space O yn " "^»#p (I f aaavih I n W dalll lM*y ikal*. (ad a«d i»,ry Uaua*a<**l. iron artrtMs rtilfi L J L U i,l« n BtuknHiall D o ll- l- iw ln g D fltk -B la c k b o a r d $ 9 .4 5 ay, any ilia Maadard apaad i*he* * ^-fSis S " ,'IU\»*i^ Mfba*/l Hull A u to m a tic R ,R . O a t o E 'o c t r l c P h o n o $ 2 .S !I $ 1 .9 5 $ 1 1 . GO A m arko'i favor Hal I t r a n g t h plui baouty - plui motl-wantad otcau erlad m tw n S m o k y J o o " Sot L ittle D o c to r K it U- A----I a „ FlO iWWWf*, WpO^ff at'ssawm* _________________ w -.a . •-** ; st,;fc*dM#h $1.95 Ptr nff* * 9 h.m "T a a C a r b a lp 7 t W !•«(■ uatM _ PHED SMITH Dell Carriage A lu m in u m $1.89 ■.aryikl.f t.r nl.i*| and bakUf pt.i, ant.i, avtflnt, inatl.., UIM * 4 .9 5 Ilka raal kaky’il Ad|utlakla kaad • 4 i i 'H o n k t, vy i5ne ■f'Km’k *I .-. 212 • 214 HAST FJH8i* �■m h n m n THE SANFORD HERALD P i l l 4______ Thura. Hit . IT, IMS The Sanford Herald iUMkltoM to IMS A liklUkMl «#Uy ****** •■(■tWat __ •»< W*w iU j i tht e mr i. ; . Ch»l*t**as a ' M T**r*. P i t b M te«»rter» T*t__ ,d«BU Ite Mew T*tr». 1*w(BgI chrl* ■ •(••IU !* « • • til K aln te at a m a t flat* ■ a ll* , IMab*r IT. !•!•. al t*# r#af Off*## at Baxter*. naH te, a a lir Ika A*l at C'aaa**** >1 Mar»k I. t*T*. JtOI.LAMII L. in:A * n Altar oohiiom dbam ■a atart* M iaam _______ MJiat IIMUtt l»ATi:» Itr I trrl** ..— ....... ......... • Oaa Wnnlb . m .... ....... Thrrr Mualh* ■——•— — JJ* all Maalfct .....................— J H QB» r**f - .....- ■......- ......... >tJt* All ohtlaarr aallrfi. rarHa II IbaNkt. rraalalloa* aa* n atlm *1 ral*rtalan*al tar Ik* aar»**a al raltlaa laala. will ka a ia u a l ,1 r*aalar at rarttalaa ralaa. kairawala* kallaaallr Br »#land \rna*a**r H*at***wl*ll»*t Itr., taw Vnrfc. I'klraa*. l»*»a«H. Naaaaa City aad ■!. laala.______ Tk# Haraltl t* a a a a la i at Ika Aaaarlalad ***** wfclak Id *atllla4 rarlt*l**lr !• Ik# a** fa* r**«kHaallta at all Ik* 1*m I a***w *H*«*A it ikl* taw*aa|*f. aa wall aa all I f taw* dliaatahaa. THURSDAY, NOV. 17, IMS Dominion* won by vlotrnr* hava been loot by vlolsnce, Lov* I* the only cement with which eternail empire rkn be built. He had done no violent*- — I*«l*h 61:9. Preiidrnt Trum*n declared the other d»y that General Eiienhower wai ''appalled” at the problem! confronting the Preiidtnt of the United Statei. David Lawtenee explaini that whal the General wa» really appalled al wai the extent of the "m en in W ellington". The avenge imokrr in the Uni­ ted Slate* tpendi $90.56 a year on crgarrltri, errording to the Na­ tional A llocation of Tobacco Distiibutori. And wlien you aik him to ipend that much on p fen n in g hi* health, he call* for tocialited medicine. More than 378 billion cigareltei were told lait year at a retail value of $4,081,000,000. We admire the courage if not the whdom in theie dayi of general laxity and disciplinary letdowni of Robert Ruark who iayi that what this army need* it a little discipline. "The (unction of the military man’ ', he inihti, "ii to iay ‘ yeuir* or ‘ aye, aye air’ taking care to aland at attention when he iayi it." Yet, Sir I _ Everyone will benefit from the propoted new tewarage project, •ven thote who already have icwerage facilities. Such facilltiei ai we •Irgady have were laid more than ’ 23 year* ago, are* almost worn out, and In a virtual itate of collapie. The $1,200,000 project includti about a half a million dollar* for tha repair and reconditioning of exiillng icwer* which will be ai much a benefit to thoie already haring facilitiei a* the itwer ex* teniiom will he to thoie not having them. Every reiident o f thi* city will benefit from the tewerage pro­ gram. Giving a Bible to Joe Stalin ii kinda like freedom of the pirn, You can give him a Bible all right, but can you get him to read it? We frequently have people aik ui why we don’t do tomelhing about this or that, or why we don’t put iomething or other in the paper, but the point h it doein’t do any good to put something in the paper that nobody It going to read. Wa heard a preacher on the street corner really going to town the other day over the evil* of humanity, but not a soul wai listening. Freedom of speech carries with it a concurrent freedom, the freedom not to listen. $ m : T h a n lc s f ^ . 1962- American labor has suffered its second grievous blow In a few weeks with the death of William Green, president of tho American Federation of Labor slnco 1924. The A. F. L. has had only two presidents in Its history. Mr. Green and Sumuol Gompers. It was Mr. Green’s tusk to steer his organ­ ization through some troublous times — tho depression eru, the New Deal, the C. 1. O. Hpllt and World War II. He per­ formed his tusk well, end if the A. F. L. today stands us n powerful association of Americun working men and women It is largely his achievement. Mr. Green was known as a conciliator rind n compro­ miser, a man of patience In a Held where many were head­ strong aml hasty. Some of his associates regarded him qh a hit old-fashioned and overly cautious, but it was his policies which enubled the A. F. L. to survive the formation of tho C. I. O. by John L. Lewis, und ultimately brought nlrout the return of some unions to tho older organization. Under his Influence, the A. F. L. followed for years u non-partisan poli­ tical courso, which was interrupted Ui Ih year with the In­ dorsement of AclIni Stevenson for tho Presidency. That William Green should have understood well tho problems and desires of working people is no surprixe, for he had learned of them first hand ns n young coni miner. He was well versed In the American splrtunl and political tradi­ tion, for he dedicated his long life to the fostering of u democratic labor movement. To him, tho A. F. L. wiih a democratic federation of autonomous unions; when there TALLAHASSEE UK - Florida’s state Institutions nf higher was a clean-up to he made of <iuestionnblo practices, ho Ihree learning want five million dollars wanted It done on a local level, not by ukase. more for operations during the Under an Administration which courted tho great labor next two years than they have had organizations, he played an Important role, though a re­ for this biennium. strained and dignified ono. During World War II, on be­ Budget requests approved by the of Control and ready (or half of IiIh organization, ho took a no-strlke pledge, and did Board submission to the State Hudaet his best to have It carried out by ull nfflliutes. Not only the Commission would call (or legisla­ members of his union, hut management representatives and tive appropriations of $38,993,223 tho general public, respected him, und will miss him. Lead­ out of tho goncral fund to finance of the Unlverilty of ers llko Willium Green and Philip Murray are not easily operations rlorida, Florida State University, found, and tho nation at Inrgo wl: \vatch with great Interest Florida A. and M. College for Ne­ and concern as American labor chooses new chieftains to groes and their auxiliary agencies, That would bo tax money to Itad It through a new era. — New York Herald Tribune. Institutions Of Higher Learning In State Ask For Greater Funds Blues In The Newt* lly 1IOI1 ANTHONY V W I I I . Wills, Jr. Disbursing CI*rk third class returned to duty i H If*1 alghl from u leave In Alloy, W* Va. It whh a vrry special leave for Virgil since hi* main reason for taking it wax 'to be married to a home town girl. Tho newlyweds returned to San­ ford In their newly acquired 1948 Dodge. When asked how ho liked married life, Virgil replied, "If* Grout!" I I A hlg Thanksgiving party night I* scheduled at the Navy Center day night ................. ...................i j. Friday with fun for everyone. There will ho music, dancing and refreshmanta so plan to he there to loin In the festlviiiee, The wrelr will get underway about 9:00 p, m. so bring your wife or your sweetheart or Just coma stag for a pleasant ovcnlng dancing «t the Navy Canter. Two Aviation Ordnance Airmen reported aboard the station last nig....................... .......... “ " ‘ ” ‘ .... Ts Tochnleal Training Command In Jack lonvtlle. They are Charles R, Hun and Edward A. Koilikl. Both rnei have lust graduated from th: Class "A " Aviation Ordnanca Bar vie* School In Jag. Charles halls from Atlanta, Ga. while Ed la par­ ticularly happy about hla orders “ to dutu duty hare In Sanford since hla home la in Glenwood, F la , Another nsw man at NAAS li Chief H. E.RIeUehell, whose homo la also In Florida, Chlaf Rletachell arrived hare yesterday from a tour of duty at the U. B. Naval Schools, Mine. W arfare, Yorktown, . Va. Hla hoi home la in Bt, Augustine, _ j celebrate 'omorrow......... will be celebrated aa _ .i#re he ____ aboard , the station aa it w ill be all over the U , 8 . T h * traditional. N a v y Thanksgiving supplement revenue from their own operations and other sources. In all. tho budgets nf tho three Institutions csll for spending $02,$80,610,310 Now Ih 364,900 during the next two years. Unemployed Fund Tho Institutions also have filed requests for $21,822,000 worth of TALLAHAHSEE, (Special! — new hulldings hut those requests Raymond K. Harms, Chairman of have not been finally approved by the Florida Industrial Commission, the Board nf Control. announced today that at the end of In tho current biennium, the September 7H0,(110,910 was avail- three Institutions received appro­ abtu for the purpose of paying priations of $39,999,507 from the benefits to unemployed workers state general fund nnd had a total who meet the requlrrmenta of tho nf $69,668,051 available from all Unemployment Compensation Law. sources—Including two million dol­ These funds can be used for no lars borrowed on revenue certifi­ other purpose. cate! by the University of Florida. From the beginning of tho proThe University of Florida budget ram up to H«pt. 90, 1052, th* calls far $22,060,323 for tha univers­ onunlssion has collected In contri-, ity proper, the Agricultural Ex­ bullous and Interest, 1164,441 (1,809. periment Station, the Industrial Since the first check was paid to Experiment Station and the Agri­ an unemployed worker In January. cultural Extension Service. That Is 1939, through the third quarter of ,542,000 more than It got from 1963, worker* hav* received |78,eneral fund by appropriation e general 000,997 In benefits. Workers nay of me 1931 Legislature. Its total [he 1051 no part of the cost of unemploy­ operating rating budget from all sources ment Insurance. would U $30,462,300. The average tax rata for amFlorida State University Is asked ra eligible for consideration $11,522,518 from tbe general fund, or a reduced rat* for 1962 Is .67 compared with an appropriation of porejnt. Th* average tax rata for $9,050,127 In the current biennium. rai*d employers In 1951 wai .05 Other fundi would run Its total arcent. All n«w employers have a operating budget lo $10,501,134. nrcent for th# iftilc rate of 8.7 percent Florida A. and M. College for __ years. __ _ Tha ta: f|(| |f Irat four seeks $4,112,914 from gen­ calculated alculated on the basts bails of th* ratio Negroes revenue for operations, com­ italned by dividing total obtalnad total benefits eral changeable e m p lo y . from ___ pared with $4,142,100 this biennium. ngeable to the employer claim* from hla forftiv employ*** Its total operations would coat $$,or the proceeding threK yaari by 840,880. has put in requests for $$,da total taxabla payroll tor thrt# n vFSU ,v w worth nwi »i* ua v n buildings. uwiiH uIjl. XUS Bso.ooo of unew The years. 1931 Leu lsliturs appropriated ft,* 200,000 for construction at F SU , It (Pent but the projects icta Anti-Cancer Bomb Is; hasn’ t bee:on will be started before the o f Qie biennium. Brought To Hospital endFlorida A . and M . wants $0,873,- g S { By Senator Qaorfa ta itk ir * " i f e i i well deserved creek M both tho State Farmera Market H**nrl N*. II X4.VKOHU STATU VAIIMCII* HAHMKT Th* foitnwlne nrli-«* r*p»rl*il by 11m Itrnlor* on Ih* KnufnrU Hint* Kernifrn Jlcrlir! far arudui-* mill In Tritikrr* and Dmlrra u;i h> t:]n n m. N.jV mill. m i. Arniailiio* llu Juki. t! Bn iUiina, T«ni1*rar**n, t a* ml Inw g-iallly llu. Ilnr |l IB-1.SB ('■litiaev. Klurlita • BO U. Us. tl 00- 1.7S C*lrry. Klorliln 1’ mi-s I Ora!** SS.7S-S.SI (Tilrimil>*r*. I>*|i*m1ln> (lr*ii* nn link!. II.7I-4.B 11.10*1.1 Kgaiilknl llu !l*kl. Ltttuct, In b irf 14.00 ylnrlila I A. Cral* 1‘araUy I dm. Cr*l* II 11-1.10 (4 ao.a.oo I'Miixr* llu. Ilakt, 11 no. t 1.1 iladuh** S tun ('r*l* N(|U**h. Yellow llu. Ilpr. j i oo.i.oo 1.00 Tomato** (a Lb. Oral* Trading >lo wdu* lo approaching Holiday. ( I th I* Orange*, ICC* and tl B0 L*r**r llo* Orang**. Ill* and il.lt Hntallir lies Orapafrull. Hunean llox IM I-l.tl ft •» Ltnna ti Ba. q»kt, Tansarln**. arcordlng lo its* H Ho» ll.M-l.on ]| VAtllKTtKft produce received Market enford Hlal* Far at Hanfnrd from 10 a. m. Nov. IBIh *o* 10 a. m. Nov. II. lilt, Total r*eolpl* S.ttl package*. Light euppll** on *11 produc*. d*msnl foocL markat ■(?•££• plonllfkil on cltrup. dsmand food, m*rk*t «(*«dy. Na mark *4 r**#rl will » » >*• (raw |B* IlilrrS *(■(• r*rw*c« Market, Tkartter, *<•*• $W#* *■ *rr***l ot Iwflteb ‘. ,c « nua at 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1951 Bakk 4 Door Sedan E x tra Cleam Good T in a , Radio and Haator Extra dean, lew m lletfa , oa r m ta F blare- 19*7 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan I960 PouttwT” 2 Door Sedan o, H ea U r, client Condition • ItU fiR lM 1950 Bolck Sedanette Clean, Low MUesqr*. Radk, A I W AY S FI RS! »V SATU RDAY QUALITY P R E -H O L ID A Y CLEAR-AWAY ONE POUND FRIDAY IS CHOCOLATE REMNANT DAY CANDY Big Table At Bargain Price Rayona — Cottons — Nylona — Corduroy — Come Early For Best Selection — CLEARANCE BIG RACK ■ AA 1 •W ' I yd* — NEW FALL DRESSES CORDUROY PIECE GOODS Bolt Goodn No Remnanta You Save Here Ansortod Chocolatea •Holiduy Boxed — FOAM RUBBER • • • • Rayona • Cottons Moat All Slxee Bargain Priced m • Whlta and Colon # ' V * n M fiU m Price CHENILLE HOUSECOAT Extra aV—a. India Oao Owaar, , FINAL CLEARANCE 1949 Bakk Niiinittii On# Owner, Bxtrn Ciena, SETS Fonnarly Priced To 49.75 d AU Suita Muat <fo | 5 .0 0 W ill I M i mu L a y - A - W a p * a a 4 ft W ■ WOMEN’S — Eujr To Laundtr New Fall Colon SUea 14 to 44 Zipper Oqvtn f J • • • I*' -. F R ID A Y AND Penney's Scientist* think that nothing can go fa ster than H gM because It is believed th at the w eight of a body Increaaaa with IU apeed and at th# speed o f lig h t It would have infinite w eight. ml w*a w .* ? WORCESTER, If an. Ui — The WASHINGTON (.Dictate from l it Worcester Telegram u ld today -ornrwhera in Flur writing rny newsletter this wesk that San. Henry Cabot Lodi# J r , Irom various places In west Flori­ Massachusetts Republican defeat­ da where I am having th* pleas­ ed In bis bid for re-election, prob­ ure of visiting extensively for the ably will bead tbe U. S. d eleg a te to the United Nations. | first time in nearly two year*. He would succeed 75-year-old m Th* reception I hav* been given “ In thia wonderful part of our great Warren R. Austin. Stats ha* been magnificent. I have The psper quoted a source close Dwight D. Risenliean encouraged and Inspired by .to President-elect . _ - ._, - _______ , ■ talking v/illi the people of Florida hnwer, whom Lodge Is bow serving a* at no other llni« nine* I started:0*. , an unforeseen emergency re­* thinking about running for public only quiring Lodge’s services elsewhere office. Everyone has given me a would prevent hta appointment, moMt cordial welcome, und 1 have would prevent hit appointment horn showered with the sort of Lndgo coaid nut be reached for hospitality for which the South 1* comment. noted. Everywhere 1 have gone people have expressed it general uupruval STASSEN RESIGNS of the |K>sition I have taken on major issue* before the Congress. PHILADELPHIA UV-Harold E. Here In this area, people have Stassen has resigned as president •poken to rue, too uppruvingly of , of tho University of Pennsylvania large appropriations for projects j effective Jan. 20, totake oyer hla to develop our natural resource*,' new post aa mutual security ad Itrr such as the giant Jim Woodruff m lnlsirator. dam. People also talk almut the Stassen was appointed to the record peacetime military appro new job last Friday by Presidenti priatlon* which Senator Holland] elect Dwight D. Elienfiowef. ' and I and the Florida House mem­ ber* have bs-en able to bring to the State. It is gratifying to find for me because I was able to visit that so many people do under­ briefly with Editor John Camay stand the work that we In the Con­ of th* Rr**xe and Editor Howard gressional delegation have been Storm, of th* Herald at D«Fun!xk trying to do for the advancement Springs, when I stopped for lunch of the State. arranged by Mel Jennings. NOTES FROM HERE AND During a morning visit at Bonlfay THERE. — .Many of our friends I had a wonderful time with my who have expressed a personal In­ good friend E. A. William* and terest In the murriage plans of my many others to whom h* had secretary, Juxnltu Thomas, will be spread the word. . . At Milton, Interested to leurn she Is going to Clayton Mapole* joined us for a stay right on the Job Cupid put a : short stop and then drove over to not* on tbe office bulletin hoardl Jay with u* where I made a talk the other day; be was defeated' to n hlg Mon* Club meeting. 1 was ami the wedding hells won’t ring; glad to see Dr. Tubervlll* who out..........Scotty Peek, of my Sen-i luought u group over from Cenate staff, and I started this recent1tury and 1 received a “ hif" welFlorida tour nt Jacksonville where, come from Roger Jones and his I was a Rural of l.t. Col. Charles 300 odd pounds. . . . Rill Jlbb who Cun* anil helped cut the cake on had com* over to talk with m* was th* Marine Corps birthday............ invited to ride with ua for a day At Tallahassee, where I spoku on or so and attended some of th* Armistice Day, I had the pleasure meetings where 1 spoke, and I of viiltlnjc thut great Capitol city usually nut him to work; he added newspaper, The Democrat, and n lot of life to our meetings by % talking with Jack Tapers, Steve reciting some of his wonderful .1 got over to FSU Yates, John Kilgore, und other stories, . . . members of the Staff. . . . . 1 ulso In time to attend Homocoming; appeared In a radio forum (over "everybody" was there, and It was WTAL) with Malcolm Johnson. an enjoyable occasion. From Tallahead of the At* staff: I enjoyed, hnisee I went to Panama City tlscussing various matter# with where Rut* Kersey had a splendid Dr. Malcolm ('arson* and Mob De­ group assembled for dinner and laney, the station's chief common- where t spent what seemed to be I tator. . . . . Mad a wonderful time several hours answering question* In tjulncy and especially enjoyed over tho radio. . . . Many people my visit wun ....- , r —- - - - - - - ^ with r.uuur Editor u. II. C. McFar have expressed disappointment jin of ih* Times, und the oppnrtu-1that my wife, Rosemary, l* not # with me on this trip. She stayed nity to thank him for generous home to look out for our two boys, space he gives my newsletter. At-Chlplcy we arrived III time to both of whom are In school and on enjoy a short visit with L. E. Sel­ lightweight football tram*. (Moth­ lers, Editor of the Washington er always worries for fear they County News. . . . Thursday, No- will get hurt.) . . . . More n*xt vemlier 13, turned out to lie lucky week on west Florida. NEW SHIPMENT - Chunk, WO. go tofill •r thank* WASHINGTON UV-Tho fair sex is showing a greater thirst today for advanced education, according to Ute U. S. commissioner of education. Earl McGrath reported lota] en­ rollment in the nation's colleges and universities at 2,149,284 thia fall, up 1.5 par cent from last year and tbe first Increase since 1949. The boost came in the number of coed students, up 6 per cent from last year. Tbe male total dropped 1 per cent. Seen By Newspaper ly known aa • that H W ’ FDR and Harry Truman for attitude toward the American 000 worth of new buildings. It had $1,710,000 this biennium. The University of Florida, which had no state fund appropriation! fur buildings In this biennium, his asked for $6,007,000. The bulk of the Increase In gen­ eral revenue funds sought by the university would go ror salary boosts. The 1931 Legislature gave the university ■ salaries appropria lion of $19,709,000. The proposed budget would allocate $fg,l»,000 for salaries. Women Show Thirst For Higher Learning § • • XU% MtokaM m i Washington Letter T H A N K S G IV IN G SPREAD! America Is not a secure land on this Thanksgiving. The way ahead is uncharted and filled with periL Whether we like It or not the world Is looking to us for leadership. We stand at new frontiers which have been opened bv science and the future depends on how well we meet the tests which may lie Immediately before us. Nelthor was America a secure land for tho first celebr­ ants of Thanksgiving. Tho crops they had harvested had been coaxed from the ground with months of backbreaking labor. At the edge of the land thoy had cleared the forests were dark and terrifying. The prospect of approaching win­ ter was a bleak one. Their cabins were crude, their luxuries few. But their faith was strong, their courage steadfast, their vision unit mimed by fear. They thanked their God not for tho crops alone, nor fur the protection He hud given them In this strange land. They were grataful most of all for the opportunity thev hail to mukc o dream come true. Out of their faith and their dream they carved in the wilderness a tubernnclu to freedom which has become a symbol to men everywhere, In every time, of what good men who dare greatly can accomplish. On this Thanksgiving let us Ire grateful for our chance to curry the dreqm a little further. On this day let us es­ tablish n communion with those bruve souls who were our forbears. From their sacrifices and their unconquerable will we can gain new strength to meet what Is ahead with cour­ age and wisdom. Texas' support of General Eisen­ hower in the recent election paid off when the incoming* President named ■ great Texan, publisher o f the Houston Post, Mrs. Ovtla Culp Hobby, wartime director of the Women's Army Corps, ns his admhtialialor for the Federal Security Agency, charged with the vast re­ sponsibility o f directing ell the goyernment's varioue social and welfare work. Mrs, Hobby will suc­ ceed Oscar Ewing, who used hi* served In th* Staoffice primirity to promote social­ wlll be radium. ized medicine. She should bo able io bomb, to do • much better Job o f co- tomorrow la definitely r t ordtaating tho government's wel­ fo r gty* fare activities, ^ i nohifnmiie • William Green BIBLE VERHK TODAY Ur-'B' * • �'I'MillDIII OF INEElCLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES j ' ,r THURSDAY . Th* regular matting of tha Sam* Inola Rabtkah Lodge No. 43 will be held at 8:00 p. m. in tha 100P Hall. All mtmberi art urged to be preiant. FRIDAY •The board of tha Woman'a Aux* llTary of Holy Cron Episcopal Church will hold (ta monthly meet­ ing at 0:30 a. m. in tha Parish Houaa. St. M ark's Chapter of Holy Croai Episcopal Church will m eet at the homo of Mrs. Frank L. Miller, MIS P alm etto Avonua. SUNDAY The monthly social gathering of Congregation Reth Israel will bo held at 8:00 p. m. 'A MONDAY , ihe Woman'a Society of Chris­ tian Services and the Wesleyan Service Guild of tha First Meth­ odist Church will hold Its annual covered dish supper at 7:00 p. m. in McKinley Hall to be preceded with a business meeting of the circles at 0:30 p. m. Each member ia asked to bring table services for ons. The Week of Trayer for forelgt missions will be observed at tnr J lIrst Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m th Circle No, B In charge. A Tahort business meeting for all of­ ficers of the WMU will be held at 3:00 p.m. The Primary Sunbeams will mset at the First Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. The First Baptist Training Un­ ion will hold a Worker's Council meeting in the Mamorial Educa­ tional Building beginning at 7:00 p.m. with a covered dian supper, aa Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta ™gma Phi, will meet at the Cen­ tral Florida Quick Freese at 0:30 p.m. for a box supper. J The Phllathta Gass of the First Presbyterian Church will hold Its Christmas party at 7:0) v. m. Each person is atked to bring a covered dish and a 50 cent gift. TUESDAY Circle No. 0 will present the program at the Week of Prayer observance for foreign missions nt the First Buptlrt ■ ..urch at 2 .i>o p.m. with Mrs. it. C. Moore in charge. The Junior GAs will meet nt the First Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. The Chapel Choir will hold re­ hearsal at the First Uuptl*t Church at 0:45 p.m. The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School Class of the First Methodist Church will hold Its annual Christmas party in Mc­ Kinley Hall nt 7:30 p. m. Hos­ tesses will Ih* Mrs. Claude Herndone, Mrs. Chester Daniels, Mrs. % B. Ratliff, Mrs. Urodle Wll'lams, Mrs. C. H. Winn, Mrs. Jim Tlowert, Mrs. Donald Dunn and Mrs. John M. Glllon. All membera ire urged to bring a child's gift. The Unity "Truth" Class will meet st the Valdes Hotel at 7:49 p.m. The subject will ba the book ^Tslki on Truth" by Charles Fill­ more. The public is cordially in­ vited to attend. WEDNESDAY The Prayer Meeting Service at the First Baptist Church will be­ gin at 7:30 p.m. The Young Penple’a Auxiliaries of the First Baptist Church will present the program at 7:30 p m. for the Week of Prayer for foreign missions with Mrs. A. B. Tedford as leader. A picture of the life of Lottie Moon will be shown. Fidelia Class Holds Methodtat C I u s h Has Regular Meet Thanksgiving Party Members of the Fidells Class of The Truth Scekcra of the First Methodist Church held Its regular the First Baptist Church enjoyed business and social meeting at their annual Thanksgiving party cKinley Hall on Monday at 3:00 In the Educational Building of the m. Mrs. It. F. Crenshaw, chair­ Church Tuesday night with Mrs. W man, conducted the meeting withM. Mixon. Mrs. WiM. Clark, Mrs. the devotional portion of Ihc pro­ B.K. Hardison, Mrs. D.K. McNab, gram being led by Mrs. W. P. Mrs. Arnold Williams and Mrs. H Chapman. She took her devotional E. Cordell as hostesses. The room was attractively dec­ from the Psalms and led the sing­ ing of "For the Beauty of the orated with greenery, gold and Earth". The devotional program yellow chrysanthemums and minia­ was closed with the "History of ture turkeys Interspersed with pumpkins and wild berries. Thanksgiving". Announcement was made during Routine business was carried on and a report for the telephone the business session, presided over fom m ilteea pointed to the com- by Mrs. John Fox. that the Christ­ Tmtteo*' responsibility for the good mas party will bo hold on the even­ number of persons present for the ing of Dec. 10 at the home of Mrs class meeting and at Sunday School H. M. Pearce, 009 East Second Street. The group voted to give last Sunday. toward the "Lottie Muon Christ­ Plans were made for a Christ­ 100 mas Offering” and to contribute mas luncheon at McKinley Hall all extra collections made during on Dec. 16, after which the hos­ the month of December to the tesses, Mrs. J. M. McClelland and Children’s Home for Christmas. Mrs. Nettle Ttllli, served refresh­ Plana were made to send a ments. Christmas package to a former Those attending were Mrs. member who Is confined to the George McCrum, Mrs. Nelllo hospital. Gifts are to be brought •Anglin, Mrs. Oct ay la , Rumblev, loittii inIp* class room on Sunday. ‘ ^ frs . Bessie Greek' Wra, T. During tho social hour contests Wilson, Mrs. Msblo Blount. Mrs. wero enjoyed, directed by Mrs It M, H. Brock, Mrs. F. Bush of A. Williams. Prltc* wore awarded Michigan, Mrs. C. R. Tate, Mrs. to Mrs. H. E. Cordell and Mrs. Carrie Draper, Mrs. W. L. Elll.se V C. Messenger. Refreshments nf of Huntington, W. Va., Mrs Min­ pumpkin pie and coffee were serv­ nie Castlo, Mn. Chapman, Mrs. E. ed by the hostesses. E. Lloyd, Mrs. J. F. Riser. Mrs. Those present were Mrs. Vernon R. F Crenshaw, Mrs. C. C. Priest, Davis. Mrs. Forrest Gslchel, Mrs Mrs. Olive Wells. Mrs. J. P. Mur­ Harold Davis, Mrs. S. C. Graham, phy. Mrs. Elgle Brown, Mrs. J. Mrs. Messenger. Mr* J. P Wilson, F. Forehand, Mrs, W. S. Thorn­ Mrs John Fox, Mrs Cordell. Mrs t o n , Mrs. W. J. David, Mrs. Ella Hardison. Mrs. Ben Wade. Mrs. It. •rlah, Mrs. B. F. Dyal, Mrs. R. A. Williams, Mrs. Arnold Williams, W, Turner, Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mrs. M. D. Bumgarner, Mrs. L. Mrs. J. a. Walts and the two hos­ F. Garner, Mrs. McNah, Mrs. tesses. Mixon, Mrs. Clark and Mis* Lurene Franklin. f Philuthea1Clans Has Thanksgiving Dinner Robert Morris Has Party For Friends The annual Thanksgiving banouat of the Phllathta Clais of tha Robert M orris entertained re­ Baptist J nrst t _ _ _ _ _ _ _Church _ _ _ _ _ _ _was _ _ _ _ _held _ _ _ _ _on _ cently at his home on Locust A v e­ M o n d a y night in tha Church an­ nue with a "T e x a s Hot Coke Sup­ nex. The large auditorium was per” . A s the younger set of boys beautifully decorated with Autum n and thslr dates arrived they were loaves, chfyaanlhem um i, and g lad ­ assem bled In the "R o u n d U p " ioli. Yellow candles w ere placed In room where a cheery open fire bright red apples as holders on was burning along with candles. the U shaped banquet table. In The room s were opened en suite the center of tho table w as a U rg e trey of various frulU with pine­ and Autum n flowers gave a gay (Seasonal effect. During the even­ apples holding lighted tapera. ing Sharon Davla and Rosem ary The class president Mlaa Dottle O a m e r caused much m errim ent Sm ith w elcom ed the m em bera, am ong the guests with their ^ - t h e l r husbands and guesU after lhm a>low toast and M ary Jane w h i c h D r. W , P. Brooks Jr. m ade U and George Patterson en­ a brief talk. Ilia talk waa followed abled with their rendition of with a reading by Mlaa Dianne "S in g in g In the R a in ". Haynea. Robert waa assisted In enter­ Old pictures o f aome o f those taining by his parents. Those en­ present were shown on a screen joying the occasion were Ihe with m em bera participating in ■ M isses M ary Jane Boyle, Colleen ga m e of guessing who tha subject Engebretson, Elisabeth Woodruff, w as, a roup singing w as also an- Rose M ary G arner, G race Marie Stlneciphar. F aya Ashley, and G uesU present Included D r. and Barbara O 'B arr. Also Edwin LockM r*. Brooks, M r. and Mra. John att, G eorge Patterson, Phillip ^ f i l l e r , M r. and Mra. Ben W ade, Boyd, Candler D avis, Ernie M or­ W ■r« r , inu and mr*. M ra. fi«rniin Harm an M orris, n orn i. Mlaa ris and R obert M orris. fa y n ei, Mra. J. M . Stlneciphar, Hi eti cla ss teacher and M r. Stlneciphar. h am , M r. and Mra. A . G . VanM em bera and husbands anJoy- N t i t , M r. and M n . R. A . Howell. la g the evening were M r. and M rs. M r. and M n . N . R . A ngel, Mr. ana M . C . Stone. M r. and M n * “ M n . Robert Steele. M r. and M n . Holloway, M r. and M rs. J . G lf f A ble*. M r. and M r*. R. L. Usa, M r. and Mra. BraUey l a t a and M r. and M n . Ray Slaton. M r. and M rs. C. T . R a b in . _ Also M n . M . T . Hajrne*. M n . W . and Mra, Douglas Slenstrom , M r. P . Sm ith, Mlaa Sm ith, tin. Volla and Mra. H . H . Fortner, M r. and WOUama J r ., M n . J. C. W olfe, M n . Loulaa Paulk, M n . Charlaa H , M n . L . M . H lm ei. M n . H . _ .a c o c k , M r. end M ra. John X a - 8. D u g a c M n . Ernaat Nelaon, M n . p . w T J U ek llta r and M raTC urtia Maxine McKinley Is Wed To Donald Kovar LAKE MARY By V IR G IN IA P . A N D E R S O N • * -L ... In a simple service performed ,, , . .< One of a renei of lovely pre* Mr. and Mrs. H Bohniteng#of llB, y„t*rthis morning at 10:00 o'clock Mis) Batf(ril Bucfc„ , D-.nm Maxine McKinley became Cincinnati, Ohio have bsrn visiting j a> (or* tt.r bride of Donald Kovar at thr their ion and daughter-m-law, Mr. btide- elect of tins month, when Church of Chilit. The bride is the! and Mrs. Robert Bobnslengel. Mrs. F. A. Dyson and bet daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Parrish of I ter Mr*. Frank Mebane Jr. of Ml daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Orlo Vista were the guests of her Greene ond his parents are Mr. I Plymouth entertained with n lea and Mrs. Frank Knvnr of Muscoda, parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. SJob- nt the Dvsnn home on West Seven­ lorn, Monday evening. Wise. He In .itatloned at the Han­ teenth Strrct. Mr. ami Mrs. J. V. Richards of ford Naval Air Station. The double Guests were greeted lit the door Chicago and Enterprise were the ymcago ami r.merprt.e me Mr, A Williams and ring ceremony was performed try guests, Sunday of their eouslns. Mr, w n, , h.,wn ,u J. C. Nicholson. Lovely decorations in the church [ .M rs . 1 ' D. Anderson. |the receiving line formed In front >1r. and ...rs. J. t . ( ulhoun and „f , hs> fireplace. Composing the were of pink and white gladioli , WII )u, „ . with ferns and green foliage. Pri­ Mr Herman tollinun of palmar. r,.,.,.lv,M(t hl„, w,.n. Ih'ln. nre the guests of their esses, and Mis* Rucker, Mrs. 11. or to the service Misses Mary Lou friends, Mr. anil Mrs, J. N. Bur­ and Martha Nicholson sang sever­ Wnyde Rucker nnd Mrs. C. It. al selections including "1 Love dick. Tuesday they enjoved n day Jones Mi«s Kucher wiis attractive at Ht. Augustine and Wednesday in a ballerina length dress of sun­ You Truly". The bride was given In marriage was spent in and around Rock set nylon tulle Ib-r mother wore by her father and wore a winter' Springs and Orlando. green taffeta white Mis, Jones white suit fashioned with three-1 Cnmdr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris was gowned in gold crepe. Mrs. quarter length sleeves, high neck- 1 are announcing the hlrth of a son. Dyson wore rose crepe and Mrs. line and very full skirt. Her ae- , John Michael on Nov. 14. Mebane chose all ankle length cessories were block with u small I Mrs. H. D. Sorrell has gone to frock of soft green net, All wore black satin hnt and she wore u Bartow, where she will make her cor*nges of while gardenias. home, lavender orchid. flower arrangement* Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tomkinson in Beautiful Her mntd of honor was her the living room were of yellow visited E. A. Douglass in llel.and cousin All** Barbara Jean Bryant chrysanthemums amt van-colored of Umatilla. Mis* Bryant wore u Tuesday and found him doing Iterhens daisies and forming a nicely nt the convalescent home suit of soft i<)ua with black ac­ background for the receiving line cessories and a corsage of red where he has been for some time. were the pastel hibiscus and Wednesday, Mr*. C. W. Sjoblom roses. Serving as best man for Mr. greenery on the mantle. Kovar were Ralph Stukel, also accompanied her brother-in-law The tea table in the dining room and hi* wlfr, Mr. nnd Mr*. M. M. stationed at the Naval Base, and was overlaid with n cream colored Sjoblom of Monroe to Arcadia and ushers were Carl Nicholson and Chinese cut work doth. A silver St. Petersburg, where they called Joe Fisher. oil relative*. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Greene wore a grey suit with1 Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson Bridge Flub Meetn were dinner gursts of their cous­ pink roses. With Mrs. Philips Mrs. Kovar also wore n grey in*, Mr, and Mi*. .) V. Richard* in Del,and, Wednesday evening suit with black accessories. Mrs. Wallace M. Philips enter­ Following the wedding u private nnd afterwards they nil attended reception was held at the Greene “ The Greatest Show on Earth", tained members of her semimonthly bridge club nod guest* on home after which the couple left playing at the Athens Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanders Tuesday afternoon at her home in for Tampa to spend several day*. After their return Mr. and Mrs. of Hollis, N. II. arrived Thursday San I.until. Lovely arrangement* of Autumn flowers und greenery Kovnr plan to make their home at to spend the winter. They are for­ were used in decorating the room*. the Palmetto Lodge, Fourth Street mer residents of Luke Mary. Mat.1 , Ule arrival of tile guests Friends of Mrs. William and Palmetto Avenue, a delicious dessert course was ser­ ding included his parents; Ills thews will lie glad to hear that ved after which several iiragresOut of town guest* for the wed* she Is making a good recovery, •tous of bridge were enjoyed. At brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and following surgery at the Orange the conclusion of the games scares Mrs. Franklin Kovar of Beloit, Memorial Hospital in Orlando .were added and |ii ires awarded to Wise.; and Mrs. Clarence Klldon Tuesday. Mrs G D Bisiiou Jr., Mrs, McKav The fiisl dav of the bunting *ra-VTrulnrk, Mrs. David Echols and of Umatilla. ___________ «nn the Humphrey funilly were; Mr*. Jack Hull, lucky. Mr*. Itrvun Riser brought I Those enjoying the aftci noon down a deer and tier uncle, K. I..1were Mrs Krluils, Mrs Frank I Humphrey, got n five point buck. Woodruff 111, Mt Bishop Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. P D. Anderson Jack Hiitlgan, Mrs, luck Hall. Mrs. William Were the guests of their grand- B L. Perkins J r, M children. Mona and Donnie Ander­ Bosh, Mrs Trnluck. Mis. Malcolm Higgins. Mrs. Hanv Boiler, Mis, son. Saturday evening, at ihe An­ George Kick and the hostess, nual Turkey Dinner, served by the Mr and Mrs Lowell Oiler and •Philips. son left today fur Greenup, Ml Lyman School P TA. The Benutif leal Ion Committee of where they were culled because of •be Chamber of Commerce met Three HostesseH the death of his mother. Nov. 17. nt the borne of the chair­ Honor -Miss Rucker Miss Betty Rlllhimer has arrived man. Mrs. Frank Bntrtlow. There from the University of Florida to was :» tOO percent attendance of spend the holiday with her par­ committee member*. Mr*. It. K. ||„t|iril itu.k.-r, piip.ilnr ents, Mr mill Mrs. Holier) S Bill true was elected secretary Iuid „ „ „ „ „ |)r|,|e eleet. was lionet.,I on treasurer and I rank Evans will beiT|||l!ll|nv ||l(fM wjt(| „ hlmer. in charge of parks and beaches. „ j v(|| tl), \V D Hofmann, C a d e t H u b e r t B is - k w llli is ••*■ 1 Plan* were made for tin- coming j Mr* II N .Sayvi nnd Mis* .lean p r c ti-il tu a r r i v e t o n i g h t f r o m th e year, which will Include a clean-UPi guv,.r Ver luune on SumC it a d e l in C b a r lr s tm i, S . C . to cumpalgn In the near future. It merlin Avenue in Mayfair. Assist* p r n d th e T h a n k s g iv in g h o lid a y voted that wives and hlia- In,, till- hostesses in entertaining w i t h h i * p o r t a l s , M r . n n d M r * . A . hand* of nreaent committee memWas Mrs Allen Del.aio-v of Pop­ 11. B e c k w ith . Iuts be added, so that therr might lar Bluff. Mo. Those invited to he with Miss counles, thereby making the Dr. nnd Mrs. J N. Robson will he work of the organisation smooth- Rucker were Dr. nnd Mrs. || W have ax their guests for Thanks­ er Raymond M. Ball, prealdrnt of Rucker, Mr nnd Mrs. C R Jones, giving Lt. Penrlc Robson, U8N. tho Chamber of Commerce, »nt In Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harris, Mr of Miami. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. An­ on the meeting Present were the nhd Mis Gerald Loaning. Mr nnd derson of Hastings, and Mr. and ,dr*-w Siiccr. Mr. Mrs. Sam K Meigs of Daytona 1’IllltUImn, AG They have recently had visiting Fit'lial lick, Air them. Alfred Robson who has now Mrs It. E. True, Mr. anil Mrs It Mr r■•.d mtfr M Ball. Mr. and Mr* Frank left for his home In Allanla. 1.id. Ml and Afi i. E v a n s , Mrs. George It. Patterson, If., Mr and Al i * James A- Yates and Karl T.,nev „ ||ntr.n. Mr und Atrs M. 1. Dependable CIuhh M<- W. P. Burke ami Mr*. I .. . , und Mi* Siirucm PERSONALS Honors Mrs. Leonard ( ’. Tlllt* visited Mra William Mat thews, who Is a OHtient at th" » " ange Memorial Hospital, Orlondn. Friday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mr*. Everett Hi* and *on«. Mike and Stephen were weekend guest* of her parents, Mr and Mr*. It. K. True Mr. and Mrs. George H. David son have nmve.l Into the l.rndnum i „ ' t.. ( l a w house o . j ■ • l,rv ' w , . Vve. ett McKven.nMr» ^Katherine Dal sheimer an.l Ml** Minnie Kiefer The»e three lUter* who are cou* In* of Mr*. Scott have recently purchaxed a home in Winter Park and located here. M r and Mr*. F C. Linsemeve and son, Charles Llnsaiueyer mul granddaughter, Dinrne nnd Ml** Mary Sjoblom have arrived from The Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church honored their Sunday School teacher, Mrs. J M. Leonard, with a surprise birth­ day party on Monday evening nt the home of Mrs. Bay Herron on Palmetto Avenue at 8:0U p m with Mrs. Henry Witte co- hostess Lovely Bower arrangements were used throughout the home and on the dining table was a large birthday cake and lighted tapers Gram es were enjoyed ................ with nrlics i awarded to M rs. Harold Doing leby. M rs. John Schlrard Jr., Appleby, rs. C. L. Wallis and Mrs. Leon ard. Miss Louise Sipple was pre­ sented with a gift, a copy of the revised Bible, In appreciation for her excellent leadership as Ihe claas president In 1951-52. At tne clote of the party Mrs. J. D. Callahan led a devotional. Those attending were Mrs. Leonard, Mrs., Mr* Burke Steele, Mrs. Cyril Nancy Brock, Miss Sipple, Mrs. A. llulncr, Mr*. W. B. Kirby, .Airs K. Shoemaker. Mrs. iloy Williams,. Callahan. Mr*. Lowell Oiler nnd Mrs. C. L. Willis, Mrs. Appleby, the hosteaaea, Mra. Herron and Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Mrs. Scnlrard, Mr*. Wlille. SE TURKEY DINNER And Child's All Trimmings nw Plats — 11its SER V E D PROM 8:00 P. M. TO 12:00 A . M. CLUB DIAMOND POUR MILKS NORTH OP SANFORD C A L L FO R R I8SR YAT M K N B— 2172 t h e S a n f o r d n r .iu i.n Thor*. Not. Sh 1952 Page 5 Mrs. Dyson And Mrs. Mebane Entertain For Miss Barbra Rucker, Bride-Elect \|,‘ Mi * Stanley R<» k(>y Ml H,„| Mu. Kenneth Item , ^jr un(| Mr*. Ileimv Au-lin. Also Mr* C T. t'.n.|»i nf Win*lon Salem. N <’ . un.l Mi* G. It Horn of Mm ksvllle. N (' and tinMisses Jovce lletrel, Sue t'ullum. Martha WlgiU Bold,v Lee Morton lion Baker P-g.-v Howe I a id » « “ v Jaue ( land And Malcolm MirNnll. l.inirli*. himinv Vniighnri, lloldiv Newman. Jack WnaTlrnff Ed Fielding. Billy Firm H'" 1 M‘" ' k Utevr-Unil. Miss Joyce Hetzel Suijj’i At .Aieiirt’ Club bowl held white chry'anthemum*. and white tapers were placed in rilver candelabra Coffee and teal were *erved Dorn up. ri *rtvicer at either end of the table and sliver and crystal appointments held small sandwiches, cookies, nut* and mints. The white bins*om* were also used in other ar­ rangements throughout the room. Presiding at the coffee and tea service* during the afternoon were Mrs, W. A. Let.... . Mrs II N Bayer, Mrs. John Galloway, and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. About 1(HI friends of the honoree called between the hours of l ull and 5:30. South Side Students Celebrate Birthdays .11, ....... Hot rei, luiitralto, ■■. pi* - , 11•.[ ,t meeting of the Men- i i..i* i-l tin- Presbyterian Clinreh Tuesday night, and ren'.ereil a program of spiritual song) to tin- accompaniment of Mrs T.E. luchii Stu- on* introduced by •o m riil ,1 i \ Hutchison. A:-..,- ... min attended the in. , titif nhteh l—giin with a turk- 1 dllieef, |Oe|Ultld tlV II COmtmtti-i to .1,1. .I !>> in John Wilson. P'.-soli nt ...... .. Moffett conduct­ ed lli> meeting .nlli the invocation jo uomii. e.| i., t In- Rt-i A, G. Me* Ilull * IMu tug tin- meeting Charles .Morrison in I the group in sing* teg liviuti* to ttie accompaniment <>< A r t h u r Gieer mi.| i ) u . Iienedic- Tom m y D orsey T om m y D orsey t Will Student* of the South Side School A p p e a r A t C o lis e u m were honored during Ihe chapel hour last Thursday which «a> com In f o r i i i A t i t i n i i I h i i B S u n f - . i . l o l blnrd with a program based on S e m m e le C o u n ty w d l I., o, ioo. >1 National Hook Week The following students were o v e r t h e A u ie r ic iit i t t i.- a d . a * t i e I S y s te m w i t h i t * It'U - t o t i* n i* i n . named: First Grade: Mr* Reynolds, 3 w lo -ii I'o m in v D o i- e y a n d lo John Anderson. Paul Kendrick. tia m l w i l l m a k e a n a p p . i i i t i u . . at l l r l u m l o C o lis e u m , \\ I! Diana Lalllnrr, Patricia Trapolin. th e Patricia Ann Habun. Miss West K e m p , p r o m o to i n f n „ a l f u o phal. Warren I.eddoii. Jean Kiel *uui to d a y . F o u r s p o t U tlllO IIM l o ttle lll I., „ cher, Sherman William*. Mrs Morgan, Vickie White, Kathy Jar- U H O O I Orlando i alue-iirn • t w d l Miss In- m a d e d u r in g (lie t i a l f lim n i i . gennon, Chip Brcwinglnn Snycr. J B Brown and Mi* Jean dance w i l l be iiiietl. .... Saver Sanford a rid Semin. -I. i i. Second Grade Mr* Carlton, \r I lik e e n m ity ,I C< . . . I n . . ,.I m thur Anderson. Ilnbln Pearce Mr* P o lk c o u n t n * m id i In li.n t .. Manfre. Linda King. Lucy Muugh e a * t c o a s t ton, Mrs. Tltshaw. Unruly Jones, ' I h e d a n c e w ill g n in , Charlie Btitchem, John Palinatier. f r o m 11:011 u n t il U jo ( . i n I.ualice Clause, Miss W.irmoth. tlie n a t io n w id e h o o k ip Frank ttoumlllal and Marilyn Mur A iiv m ie fr o m S a u io i d m S< phy. m m o le r 'm in t y w is h in g i ,. n-l Third Grade: Mr* Lillib|nl*l. tin . 'la n c e m a y t i l , | d i " n , ,., U H , Stanley Symborsky, Wayne Keel tin C o lis e u m , a m i to k. t a n d n Ing, Ruby Cohen, Bruce VunHuff, s e r v n t io ii* w ill lie lie 1.1 w d i n m l Douglas Miller, Mrs Packard to ll m ic e pay im ill u n t il I■i no r ,, Flora Miller, Tommy Wyatt. Mr* tile lllg llt ol till. dan I ,|. Holmes, David Kellv, Charles Ale K e m p -stiiil Watters. Jimmy While, Mr* Dan* l.arnar Kthridge, David Heel Mr Rowland, David Butler Miki- Dim .M r s . R u t 'lu * L u i u l s can and Allen Hunt S to r y (ir m ip IV o ^ r n m R o w la n d Fourth Grade Mr* Carolyn and Marilyn W a s b liu r n . Mrs Brock. Paul Flower*. Buddy * \\ 1 lt" id le i o n d lli t. «| I i" Kirk, Judy Burtrhnell. Samir.i h.i progiam a l tlie legnla. n i i , ■, tier, Rosemary Southward Mr* H ir e lin g o f th e S u n f o t d Si ,.. -. t . a Brown David It ass. James Griffin. g u e Monday i.iglu .■r i In y ,. i . Mis* Dolheruw, Malcolm llmcm* C lu b Tin- tJlcrm- nf Hi,- 1" H|f I III Vi. Billy Musselwhlte, Betty McNeill Sura Thigpen, Mrs Richard*. Billy "B.trig G.md Ndug til •HI'*,," \\>11, Colbert, Kvle Dnxscy and Ito-a was i-ulici ill rnli ■d ISBSlSSt 1**1.1 Mr-. 1 c \y, i. b I,'L|Yt r( .1 I'l |l lind Ratliff. *id". " BuV llll (. Iwl |||. A program |>erlainiiig tu llo<>k •••In. miDuriuv •miuii;. "Al Y IV ||»| It Week was presented tu the Fir*l Rti**t' and Second Grades at Gf .hi and i Ih" i n . Th- hft*'mp It'im.l i». m another to the Third and Fourth 1In* y, “ \V("I Mi 1 II Grade* at 1:00 pm Story Hook mill (Lti Fmrif**/ ' ||. . ft. ... K .1 eharactrrs who came to life in Sun Y*"Ii *•* ‘Tin. V\nt • t •« the program were Lillie Mi** Mot fel, Humply Dumpty, Jack and Jill, Alien in Wonderland. Krokn i Uncle Benin*, The Dulch Twin*. Lillie Bo-Peep, Heidi and Mr* Plggte Wiggle and Iwo readings "Book*" nnd "Land of Story books". Mr*. Fred Robli was the story lady for the flrat and second grade unit Mrs Clareure Welsh for the third and fourth grades Happy Birthday was sung In each group by the rest of Hie school and birth day cuke wus shared in Hie tiiuch room My all Hie birthday people yvn* l- . v n l.y C la u d ,- It A l > I A lllliv Huw- D W C K i ii »m Legion post No. 183 Kite Spring*, will liuve a i Ain., i Dance Sal i r d a y it ttie I egioii tmine on ay I . i'-J mid the shores of 1 ak< Clintle* Knllenhxch - oiehe*liii will provide th© tor dancing from 9:00 to I h. well known pantomime It.-ry Hook, will perform and din t Inn-tie* Players" will ■Date then latent in a skit wlueh Coinimimtor W. I " t w a i . i n u p o r t e d f r o m C o l- . • tti 1'In-y were the i D> ni-* before coining ■* -*- ' •• M' - lliiri v Watt and At * • I . " l o l l III I n u ll, Mi Kit-seii leii.ii, president, ..... ... i .. i lb. on .1 mg and wcl...... I ini ml.ci and llie guests, -. Mi* II It Al.Cnll, Miss I . oi.i h.m ., .-iahfot.l, a n d Miss ' i.o. ii. 11. Bui v A short ........lin g wn* h e ld . ( p i n P o fu u m 7 Mi:M S WEAR rlmoe I373.J vmm ■ri k ,,,),,,, ft a m Ilaltimore, Maryland, to spend Thanksgiving with the latter’* parents, Mr, und Mrs C. W. SJob torn. Mi, and Mts, It. Ibdinstengrl, who have occupied the Hook house, left fur Jacksonville, Monday, where he Ini* been transferred to the Naval Air Station. SturtN Sunday 9 I For (i Days • • MIGHTIEST OF MOTION PICTURES! Cecil 0. DeMilteb G r a t a * * SHOW* O n Ew ^ com H t , TE C H N 1C Q L 0R I N I I H O t WITH THI M A U T U U l WT MJANM P all at*pa lightly Into . t h a feahlon acana In ahoea that are prettier, more fem inine than evert In amooth black auade , . , t h r e e hee| height* . . . . I HUTTON 1 WILDE .‘ilirrr witihery in 10A ‘j i t u i r i n j rsyon errpa nidi the lirtle bolero . . ." h im r in the empire bodice line. Th# belt ii eltgsntly beaded. 4)l*tk, unhid or icailel leaf I • HESTON 1 P0*0»HT lam our I «O M 1 tl in rite* 9 to II, _; 1GRAHAME'] i l**AS4 I1 5 STEWART . •'Awfcr ' ' thekl** of i to Use Our Convenient L a y - A w a y i Pita ____ i �•« Work Continues On Florida’s Sizeable Flood Control Job MIAMI iw—Work roulinutd to­ day on Florida's UM.OM.UOO flood control project In the wake of drdl cation ceremonies for 123 miles of leveca already built. Formal dedication was nciu Tuesday at Twenty-mile Hcnd on State Itond 80. between West Palm Beach and Belle Glade, when charges of dynamite sent columns of_____ dirtInto the air. Sen. Spcssanl 1,. Holland pulled the awltrti that set off dynamite to open a canal. Then Gov. Fuller warren touched olf a hlast that marked ground-breaking for a giant pump to he built at the spot where three levees meet. The ceremony highlighted an all­ day motorcade by loo persons who toured the project In Dade, Brow­ ard and Palm Beach Counties to Inspect tho vast network of levees being built by the Central and Southern Florida Food Control Dis­ trlct ci. The levees, all built In the last (wo years, stretrh from a point near Homestead to Lake Okeecho­ bee. The long wall Is designed to it cities fn protect Fast Coast from Everglades flood waters and to form the Eastern rim of three conversation pools In the natural floodway nf tne Everglades. "You will hnvc the opportunity to Improve your land," col. Walter _ _ ........................ _ ................ m jH , K. Wilson Jr.. If. S division enelneer. Atlanta. told the croup. Bui lie itressed that the h)g federalstale project "will not do the Job alone.1 Holland predicted that the Re­ publican administration won’t af­ reet tho flood control work and ■aid no partisan polltlca haa en­ tered tho picture to date. VA Shakcup IC b N llR tlF A rri» » - fn w b slstant administrator nf the V. A„ said hr believed the Bepublleani. when they take power In January, further changes. will Institute I _.ama said that even under the IJai ew reorganisation plan, V. A. still aa "too many top flight admlnlie pos tratlvc positions ." Hep. Edith Nourse lingers (It* ass), who will become chslrmnn tho House Veterans Committee In January, said she felt It was "unfair and unwise” for Gray to mako such sweeping chances on the eve of a change of adminis­ tration. All, hnwever, capresscd satisfac­ tion with one decision Gray an­ nounced: There would lie no elim­ ination nf regional offices. Most of the rhinites urn based on recommendations made In a long secret $005,000 private survey made by the Chicago management consultant firm of Boos. Allen, and Hamilton. Gray made the survey public simultaneously with hie announcement of reorganisation plans. lie said he was setting up thrrn major department*—Instead of *he rmrr I13—as recommended. Ono former will handle........... mrdlral and nirglral ............“ . >ai care for veterans, one will he ... In M i l .................. .......... charge of Insurnnro and the (hint Will will manage such beurflla as r l aalms, loan guarantees and vocs tlon.nl training. Each will he hendrd , by a deputy administrator. But Gray turned down the sug­ gestion to streamline the regional office setup The survey ssld a shakcup of Ihcac offices would bring an additional savings nf 13 million dollars Gray said changes being made m|cht result In a savings of in million dollars a year, hut would not likely result In any appreciable cut In personnel. Rep. lingers attended *estee. lav's news conference and laid alar she fell thst In ganeral it was "unfair and unwise" In pul the new plan Into effect before the Republlran-rnntrolltd Congress meets. R 3 f Sen. Humphrey fCnntlnurd Frnm t’ sgs (Hu) tunes a* organising the Senate. Not counting Morse, (hn 8«nlla now consists of 48 Republican am} 47 Democrat!. Humphrey's siignestlon draw aupporl from Hen. Hunt (D-Wyi) in a arparatc Interview. but Uwt* ware aulrk (linn that there wood at lead some opposition. 'I would not oppose InvUlni ». Morin to alt In with iia I ■ pronoind at the.caupiii,'’ Hun a. "H o resigned from hi# (M ill in came out foursquare h tennaon In an honorable mftiuwi did not nrotend one thing, am , another." bn, OlUelto (Die) told a Sanford History |I> W ItM *•" , . 0 » ll a place railed Orlando", Ml. Jamra I . Hughey was made county clerk nml served until about 1880. Mr. J, R. Worthington donated a tratt of land for public purposes, upon which the neat year, 1857 a one* story hewn log building was erect* rd for n court-house, which was ICtcr destroyed by tire with all Its records, except ortc l>ook, which contained the earliest records of the countv. On the evening liefore llu fire Mr, Hughey, fortunately, hnd taken It to his home to make tome entries. The little rhiireh-srhnol-house, whirl, the soldiers had occupied, was burned during their eiieanlo* Menl. About 1857 another log building was ererted on Mellon* vllle Avenue onposlte to where the blorkhmn n had stood on land also donated liv Mr. A. J. Vaughan for a Methodist Ghureh. which wAs used also for a school-house. There Methodist services were held oore In three months, and a Union Sale bath sehool was conducted weekly »ftor 18117. The first Episcopal and Presbyterian service* as well were held fron- time to time In this little edifice; Earnest Chapel. ( M»B2 Note: About 24-15 Mellon* vllle Avenue). Except for occasional depreda­ tions, sueh ns the celebrated Shiv­ ers massacre at New Smyrna, the Indians gave no further tlmjhle. Detachments of regulnr soldiers and soma state troops were senttcrod over the peninsula. As late as 1857 siate troops were Station­ ed at Ft Gatlin, under commnnd of Capt. Kendricks anil Capt. Hub­ ert Bullock. In I85H military posts were no longer needed In Florida. Tho ramps of the soldiers hnd been scattered throughout the peninsula and down the roasts; and tinnames nf Forts Mason, Christmas, Drum, Pierce, Lauderdale. Dallas, Myers. Davenport, are familiar to us now. When the r n m p s were broken up and the troopers marched away, enrh of these forts proved the nil* rlell of a neighborhood. Grange County now settled down to the pursuits of rlvll life. In the next years that followed, few persons traveled nwnv from, and few came to the county. Some small nrnngr groves were planted and the peo­ ple produced from the roll, mulnlv what they consumed for food. Large herds of wild cnttlr wenunited on the prairies. Ft. Mellon had been the first military station In the Interior of Mosquito, perhaps for the reason of Its slluntlon at th<- headwaters of the Ht. Johns Itlver, making ensv Go- lianseoi Iat Inn of the nrmy and |ts supplies to th-- Interior. And, doubtless, Mctlolivlllc owed its continuance after th” with­ drawal of tho army, to the fact that It was the natural Kate wav for supplies for the population of South Florida United Slates limit wna brought h» stcnndiont from Jacksonville. Mcllonvlllo was tho distributing point, from there It was sent out l,v horsemen or hack, that for the East Const going to Now Hmvrna. from there down the Indian Itlver, on down the beach and govern­ ment road to tho settlements. and fine t f Miami (Ft. Dallas). (II Is •iiluU-d that twice when Mm mail­ bag was opened at the end of Mm route. It contained toil one letter, nml (hh* wh" f«r tin* poor innil carrier himself.) (To be continued) TltankNglvifig In tT. S. Lnmnrr Sny« Former 1Poor Security Rtakn Arrested In Seoul ff'nuOnued From Pare One) Hubby Owcfi Her Sum menl on i i i - i . From America’h Oldenl Maker Of Fine Cant Comes ’Hulay's New Leader In The Quality Field — The Advanced Contour-Styled PACKARD to Ujou* who Iiiivo luH-n wiiiling for n truly lino mitnmoliilo! 'Clio gron t nnino I’ A C K A I I D o tico iircn on llireo ou t o f five luxury c n r i 'i u A m erica lignin (Until!* jfiiinlieH Hie vory bent o f tho top* (|unlity earn. o f actual umi uad tho indiintry'n fmenl no-nhift drive . . . theno nro A m o rie a 'a mont advanced cara — engineered and precinion-built tn o u t p e r f o r m a ll o t h o r n i A n d Pncknrd’a advanced con tou r sty l­ ing in now netting tho new trend in autom obile dealgn. of deputy attorney general, and Arthur Vandrnberg Jr. n» White House secretary. , . Rogers. 30, made a reputation •i special counsel for Senate commltteei that Investigated caici In­ volving corruption In government and dtitnyaltv. Before that, he wa* a member of Thomas t - Dewey a stiff when Dawev wai at the peak of hla crime-bulling career aa dis­ trict attorney of New York. Vandenberg, 43. wa* an asslatant tn hla father, the late Sen. Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan. II c served two year* with the Interna­ tional Basle Economic Corporation, a commercial development enter­ prise. 18 months of It In Brazil. One nf the most Important sesalona of F.lsenhnwer'a day was n conference with tiny, dynamlr lira. Anna Rosenberg, assistant aaeritary of defense In charge nf | manpower. Mrs. Rosenberg re • • For unrivaled m otoring c o m ­ f o r t , c o n v e n ie n c e am i p loanuro, d r iv e th o b r a n d -n o w I'n c k a r d P a tr ic ia n , C n v a llo r , M a y fa ir , C onvertIblo o r ono o f Pncknrd'a c u n lo m -h u ilt earn. W ith m o re ixiwor than y o u ’ ll over nood . . . and with tho amazing oaao o f Packard Pow er Steering, Packard P ow er Urnkee— proved in a full year • • I f you want a truly dinlinctiir c a r — and want iL noui— nee tho 1063 Packard. It's today'a groat now pneo-nottor in tho q u a lit/fio ld . . . from Am erica’s oidoat maker o f fino enra. Tlio record nhowa that tnoro than R3% o f nil Pncknrda built ninco 1HR0 nro tstill in umi. Homcmtior, "H u ilt like u Packard” menno ronily built to lastl hiiikIh ■I v'.->AKurl I-isl, • t i * w *. • Your ('oleman r To Order h d 3 fiS 9 G 5 V FIXXm FURNACE im SPACE HEATER Roy Wall, Plumbing Aulhnrixpil Cnlumnn Pooler If)07 S.'infnril Avenue I’ohne 1119 NEW! rackard 0/Tcrn An Entirely New Line Of Five Quality-Unlit rackard ('UPPERS For lll(i-Car Value At Medium-Car Cant o w P a c k a r d I n tr n d u c o n f i v o b rillia n t P a ck a rd C lip p o r n — a brand-nan lino bringing H I(i-car valuo to tho modiunt field! T m o productn o f I’ncknrd engineering, oxporlcnco and n kill, th ese rom n rk n h lo huya are tho nKimieat car* In their price clnnn with Mata an wide nB tho earn aro h igh ! N Cunhinn-muuntcd anfoly liodira, djrect* acting ahnek abnorheraand rnad-fo-roof noundproofing annuro tho mntcblona com fort ntul quiot o f tho fnmoua Packard rido. So no mnttor what you plnn to n|)cnd, Packard — with two great linen of now cara now available— offern you your bail motorcar Invctlment, NEW PACKARD CLIPPER ” llppora with their nullity I'uckanl TlumdcrUilt light anginas. Cut HlO-ear valui at medium-air coMl 8V i Is The Time uailty. 8cc, drive and cntnpnro t}io now IViokuird n M i ■) I Now • For junt a fuw hundred tlrilloro morn th((n llH|vary lowtwt-prl^l ear, yop ran now miloy m»f Vockend * ^ WRITK HOX It. II. r/n HKKAl.l) Outvalue* The Medium Fluid! 'ion Power StoKrtaf ■ THIS BUSINESS CROSSES WELL OVER £10,000.00 A YEAR. THE BOOKS ARE OPEN TO YOU. W OuUluuft Thu Icii’a moot adVM with famou > • w ; :•'■fXp'' ' WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE 15% INTEREST ON AN INVESTMENT TO BE PAII) IN 4>/2 YEARS pil.-i ja n r ^ ter hn thought such an InvvU \ would not ho ,raeemly." 'I do not believe It would b imly for tho raucua by firms . y f; f ( * « • « • * * r»MM« !•« •» • « m » i S khu ' h e x c itin g nkwh * » « •• Thar*. Nov, 97. \4 THE HANFORD ItFtMLD P^e 8 •- r i h a t .i i s id ■■t . - J iB fh rtf V, -J, t ■ - « - - rehearsed, ndmlt-cvcrythlng recit­ again. Let us thank God that we NEW YORK in — Actress Hedy als characteristic of Communist SliDUL fcp—Metropolitan police hate allies tn fight with us nnrt made a series nf arrests today In that we have a united team in Lnmarr says her former husband, trials. actor John Loder. owes her $t»,300 No Western newsmen are in a roundup of Koreans considered Korea " for support and maintenance nf Czechoslovakia but reports of the possible security risks when U. S Gen. Mark Clark. U. N. rom- their three children. i trial's progress and recordings nf ."resident-elect Dwight Elscnhow mantler. messaged from Tokyo: Ml«s Lamarr filed suit yesterday of the confessions were er visits Korea. "Despite the pain and tragedy in Slate Supreme Court tn collect some broadcast by Prague radio. Tho number of persons detained Inilirted upon so manv of ua In For Slansxy, the kingpin of the ns not reporter! but pollco sta- this bailie for humanity, we hare the amount •She sold In her roinploinl that by group, the week in court wa* a on* wero Jammed. Tho tightest much for which to be thankful” security measures were being en­ 111 Washington. President Trti the terms of a California divorce next to last chapter In his fall from forced In Uii* ancient and war- man, like millions nf his fellow decree which became final In M48 n high place of power In Inter..r.innu1 communism and ni favor os obligated to pay battered capital. eltl/ens, planned lo attend Thanks- |L....... President Kyngman Ithec's gov giving church srrvlres. then sit n month for the children's main­ with Moscow. It finalized his loss . ____ ___ tenance plus medical and dental In a long struggle for power with rrnrnrnt called a special cabinet down to Ills turkey dinner President Gnttwald meeting to discuss preparations for In New York President-elect FI 1expenses the ~ Elsenhower visit. ah' senhnwer was to carve the holt- i The total of such costs is $2.1,500 day bird ul his Columbia Univer­ and thaler Has paid only $4,200, Korea sity home. Missing from that fam- she said I ilv »rene was a son. Mai. John Younir Trooptr Will , Elsenhower, stationed in Korea r c n n ''n - ,e > t ». « u O ne) From Western Germany and before Thanksgiving came around Face Court Miirtial other European outposts, Ameri­ Sitting Backwards Is again.” can soldiers ate hr.-irlv holiday "But II Is communism we arc BOVINGTON. Eng.. iJV-Ai IR dinners. And with their Thanks­ Factor In Saving Life fighllng." he said, "not the Inno yesr-olci Hnyal Armored Corps giving services Iho troops on that cent North Koreans or the Chi­ SALISBURY. England — The nese people." trooper will appear before a eourt side of the world offered special martial Dec. 2 on n rhnrgc of prayers for their huddles In Kn British Air Ministry pointed M a y The tiirkcy-plus-trimmlngs meal to an airplane crash here ns an­ was laid before every American offering information which might rea lie useful to an enemy, the Wi At Heidelberg, G erm an y, tl S. other proof of tho added safety soldier who could ho reached. Office announced today. Army authorities recalled many attached to sitting backwards In a Troop* of the othjr 21 Allied na­ The soldier. T. E. Dewlck. a units In the field for a holiday plane. tions In (he Korean conflict also Four t-rewmen—necessarily fac­ had turkey on their menus. Mrssclerk to the technical adjutant of a meat In base barrarks. driving and maintenance school, at Big parades highlighted the holi­ ing forward—were injured when a men dished out an average of 1U Royal Air Force transport collided pounds of turkey per man. legerity offered the Information to day doings In many communities with a Jet fighter and crashed. The an unpijihnrlsed organisation De­ nine passengers, however, walked wlck wis said tn he a member of Clay i« iiK«-d as part of the "fill-1out dazed lint unhurt They were tho organization, which was not er” in many type.* of high grade Jialeil facing the rear of the nkmad in the War Office announce H l » . a . < . n - • — —~ r ' * * Red Conviction A . ■ i �* *' M M KflCURfe ‘ ■ ■ g |■ II ■ » ■ ' jHow-Dy Do! Come Right In! Wo’re Here To Give » You That “ Good Gulf Service’ ■ m■ i. DR. H. McLAULIN D. L. T. DOSS OI>TOMETRIST HOI KS 0 to 12 — 2 to 5 IU M n in n lia C H IR O PR A C TO R I 'h o n r S IS 3 0 *. 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I'l,on" loll M Hv Mori Wnlkpr �T 1- 1 J ' J- '* V-----. * *: — * — —■—• ' in All-Time Attendance Record I b Set A b 2,600 Fans Storm Memorial Stadium 2,000 fans — an all-time ■watched an all-time dream true last night aa the 8cmlllarh School’s gridiron braves successfully repelled Del.and on­ slaughts to record an awe Intplr Tng 13-0 19-0 triumph over the power fuT Bulldogs doga that gave Sanford the undlspu . ted championship of the southern Cast Florida Conference. I.ake If/inroe’s "Locomotive" — Junior Metis waa tho power force behind the Seminole attack, scor­ ing both Sanford TD’a on nms of eight and four yards. Thu Feds scored early In the game and after Jimmy Fo* converted, the Celery Fed* held a 7-0 lead at the Initial period. Metis ran 41 yard* on a dou­ ble reverse to highlight the sec­ ond scoring assault. Ilel.and tame back with Jim Hearn, bril­ liant running halfback, smash­ ing 11 yards dawn to the Fed Iwa. Curry Lindsey plowed aver and Wheeler Hammerblll con­ verted to make lb# score read IB-7, the ultimate margin. Both teams fought hard In the last half staving off alternating TD thrusts. The two star runners In the game for both sides were Injured. Hearn hurt his neck when Metta hit the Del.and back knock­ ing him out of bounds In the last period. Metis sprained his ankle In that bitterly fought fourth quarter. Kay Davie waa outstanding smashing tho Del.and line for M yards, hla beat performance all --------------------------------- South E F C Title 1 3 -7 Crooms-Eustis “Celery ThompHon Will MIhb FSII Gome Saturday TALLAHASSKK - Halfback Roy Thompson. Florida State Univerilty’s fleet break away runner, will not make the trip to Spartan­ burg, 8. C., for Saturday’s football game with Wofford. Coach Don Veller said today It had been decided to leave Thomp­ son home because of failure of a shoulder Injury to respond proper­ ly to treatment. With Thompson mil, the winghack assignment against Wofford will be shared by Harry Brlngger, Al Woodham and Jimmy Mestinese. Veller said he was well pleased with the way Messlnese has been punting in practice this week. He was praised Into service as a kick­ er when Tommy Brown, regular punter, waa sidelined by a twisted knee suffered In the Georgia Tech game. Thurs. Nov. 27, 1932 Page 8 Tilt”G ame Is Rated TIIK HANFORD IIKItAl.D “ Blind” Tackle Intercepts Pass Enables Auburn To Beat Clemson Panthers W i l l Try To Avenge Earlier — 2 -0 - Setback; Big Parade Is S t a g e d After Oil* afternoon’* big "Cel­ ery Tilt,” parade led by the colorBy RF.X THOMAS ful hand* from Rethune-Cookman AUBURN, Ala. Oft-Thc last guy College, Hungcrfurd, Kuslla and Crooma high achool*. the two prlnyou’d expect to Intercept a paia i i-lpul* of tho fostivltle* Croom* Is a giant, nearsighted tackle who can't even see a football In tho Academy und Kustl* Tiger footl.all team*, will engage lit the postair. M‘u»nn gridiron clash In the MemoBut "Blind Bill" Turnbeaugh did riul Stadium at 3:00 p. m. It Saturday and gave Auburn the i'rv-game dope*ter* are up In broak that led tu a 3-0 victory arm* a* to predlellng a winner. over Clemson. It put the ball In Home forecaster* pointed to the position for an 18-yard field goal. It was a spectacular perform­ Chicago Fight Looks earlier 2-0 F.ualia triumph aver (room* In the Memorial Hlaance for the 203-pound lineman Like Slow Motion dlum. Other* aay that It waa whose eyesight Is so bad ha can't Ju«l a lucky break that Lou la see the opposing backfleld from Sparring Struggle "Trlckman" Jackson waa nailed” the line of scrimmage. And It waa 'In hi* own end xone for the gam* the biggest thrill in the 22-year-old deciding *afely. senior * already . sensational grid­ By CHARLES- CHAMBERLAIN If the Crooms homecoming gam* iron career. CHICAGO on — Jimmy Bivins r. two week* ago can be token as Turnbeaugh lib Isn't blind, but he’a admits that Etxard Charles hits of as nearsighted nti as you can get hard, but he say a he's not the uny criterion, then at least 300 wmte fun* will view thla afterhi at arm’s length la sharp puncher he used to be. that Ita school couldn't participate Ills own hand lust a blurry object. But turn him Cnarlcs, former heavyweight noon'll fruy. in a post season game. In that homecoming lilt with A secret ronlerence meeting, loose on the field and he's a sput­ champion, tried to display his so called new butchering style last l.eewhurg, 1,122 fan* paid their held In Palalka several week* tering crate of dynamite. way Into Ihe park with enouih It was part luck and a lot of night but had a hard time catch ago, changed this year's plan •gain and Bus Dunlop, president quick thinking that enabled him Ing up with old Jim alter Ihe first mure going In free to booat the xutr to over Ihe 1,390 mark. of the KFC, announced thnl to grab one of Clemson Quarter­ round. Boos frequently echoed through .glpha i'hl Alpha, the scholarship there would be no conference back Billy Hair's passes late In play-off game as originally plan­ the Auburn game, hold onto It and vast Chicago Stadium from the fraternity sponsoring, thla the ned, beraune of l*. K. Yonge re­ rumble 10 yards downfleld before 2,799 fans who contributed to a first In a series of poal-eeaaon gate of 27,371. At times, someone game* to be played each year in fusal to play In the title malrh he was stopped. "Something hit me In the chest out there among the customers the Memorial Stadium, haa pub­ with the southern winners. licised the game throughout the However, the KFC official* will and It waa a second or twn before shouted: "Takes two to tango!" Charles, who experts to get an state. meet here on Dec. 10 to inuke u I realised what It was," the giant Home Al'A official* are predict­ decision as to the winner of the grldder eaplalned. "Oh, I knew it other crack at the heavyweight On dsfvnse. guards Bussell 1952 conference title. Coach Fred was a pass play because of the title In June after Champion Rocky ing a crowd in exceaa of 2,000, which would set the football at­ " Wop” Mann, Ross llannum; tack­ Ganaa stated today that the Feds way I was blocked. Marciano has a rematch with Jer­ les Joe Pickens, Jimmy Fox and may have to settle for n ro-cham>rSo I Just sort of drifted down sey Joe Walcott, slugged Rivlns tendance record till* year. SeminNolly Nance turned In a auncrla- nlonshlp this year with P. K. the middle and ran right Into It. with a right to the Jaw at tho out­ ale High School’s gome with Ketlive effort not to mention all-NFC Yonge. I did (he same thing once before set of the first round. It was the tcrllnua of Ht. Augustine last renter Tarry Cordell, and ends Cal­ Ill* conference ruled against In an "A " l)ay (Inter squad) game, only big thrill rationed out to a „ !tho h1 J lurgeal ,jrF .„ football ■• vin Wright and Buoba Blehee. St. Augustine's Ketterllnus re­ but I didn’t get to run with the national TV audience during tho >G‘*'', I88U with 1304 being paid, dull 10 round bout. the four-game ( room, attendSlated to play the northern win­ presenting the northern section hall. Last Saturday wai the longest The 33-year-old Cleveland Negro *nr* figure* show un all time ners — P. K. Yonge, — the Celery because or ita nest best record to run I ever made In a game." *n , Feds may become victim* of con­ Gainesville. Ho again, the KFC Auburn drum-beaters call Turn­ went down to one knee In the r*‘f,,rd " f •;**'* “ "prveedented 2.719 total fusion or the newly adopted sec­ title will he determined by legis­ beaugh the "radar" boy with a corner. Rivlns blinked hts eyes and 1 •**d »''mlaiilon*. , . . .. tional play-off mla-up. It all ceme lation rather then on the foot­ "hear 'em. feel 'em, grab ’em" took a mandatory eight count. "E* still hits hard but he Isn't ‘ A‘ «<l|'my h»« faired welt about when Gainesville announced ball playing field. technique, but "Blind Bill" himself and Coach Ralph Jordan hive a the sharpshooter ho used to tic,” .u,ll,l1 B,r ,.(lu CuV# t ,e r,» *n*i “ , observed Rivlns, who lost three of ‘ ‘ H' '{h.," ! ? * io n more scientific explanation. four previous bouts with tho Cln Says the coach: clnnatl Tiger. He didn't punch M'v.'nf ", ' t hI f ’ room ? d..l#v•n "Bill does a lot Just by feel and sharp. A sharp punch will numb undefeated. The Croom. eleven touch. Sometimes he get* hold of OIHS I0MHI nn Aulnrn man hy mistake. Rut you and stick with you. You can ,Vr,T* l,1, u,t i , r/|!,h ' «t hrh# tialrw ‘J j5 ll more than that, It's playing by •hake off the hard hits." Charles was not too happy about ‘no; Del.and. 13-12: and pressure, lie's learned that even when he's blocked from the Inside, ...... ......... ................ w . Florence Villa,JIM). the play generally goes outside Blvinx kept out of my reach. , u ()WBVer .the long winning However him and vice versa. So he plays It he sold "lie ran awoy. I need „lrr, k WM finally ended In Winthat way." a guy who will fight bock, then ,,,r |.urtc when the Panther* were And when he wraps his 263 I can show my best. I think Pm linked by the powerful Hungergelling shgrper all the lime." , ,.|,.veni i3.„. About this time 'around a runner, It's rough. As for that blow that sent Rivlns |H(|y |m.|< stepped In and plagued Turnbeaugh, a product of Tucumceri, N. M . wore contact down In the first, Kx clinched his the Frankllnmen with untimely In306 East First Hlr»«l I’ hona 09H lensei when he played high school left fist and held It up. "I hit him jurlee. Crooma went Into a tall . to .Kuatla, . . _________ football, but Jorda at Auburn says with my right," he explolncd. spin, ........ fulling 2-0 and aucReferee Johnny Rohr amt Iho ium|,|ng to l.eeshurg 10-14. he can get along better without them because he "trie* to see too two Judges each scored their cards Thu*. Ihe Panthers will be put much." He wears regular horn­ 32-42 for Charles, who weighed U3 1 to break their three-gemr losing streak against Kuatla today, rimmed glaisos on Iho bench and pounds to Rivlns’ 183. Charles' next fight Is earmarked Capt. Oscar Williams, the hard in Ihe classroom. for Boston on Dee. 15 ni<nlnsl running scoring leader, and Big The it fnot 4-lneh tackle has alArthur "Gee" Knight, aecond woya had poor vision. On the eye Frank Buford of California. highest point getter, will be th* chart It registers 20-200. about as Tubular afaal . , . low us it can get. playrrn to witch In thli Impor­ (q u ip p ed with 2*saat YANKEES tant cnrminttr. And don't say anything to Turn­ Slrate-Olider, rings, fra* beaugh about his nearsightedness Famed Eddie EBay, the P*nthee The World (.'humph n New York peie bar, twa swings, being over - exaggerated. "Heck Yankees, not to he outdone, an­ Hid who sacrlflcod eight teeth and no. he snorts, " I sure wish It nounced that 38 of their farmhands n cut lip to *uvo Crooma from * twa chinning bora. was " mode cither the first or second all- Kustl* touchdown three week* ago, star teams In their respective will lie Inserted In tho starting HKMlMJl.K KKCOltDH lineup this afternoon. leagues. ONLY $1.75 Hcorlag I)r. G. It. Htarke, financial sec­ The brightest of these young­ ^V«|u](tO»,V $ 3 9 . 9 5 Player a TD KP EPM Tl sters Is Rill Skowrnn, Kansas City retary of A PA, stated that the Metta fraternity may Invito two collego 2 0 0 outfielder, who won Rookie of Iho Fox 0 I I 11Year honors In Iho American Aa- team* to the Memorial Stadium Total* 2 I I 13 aoclallon. A former Purdue star, nest year t" ploy ,jn the aecond Hushing i Skowron led the A.A. with 3! home annual “ Celery 1311* game“ We plan on making thla g*nt* Player Al. Yd. Aeg, runs, 344 total - bases, 134 runs a big event each year, ho said. Davl* batted In and batted .341. 16 H 4 3.3 III Bast Firat Street I'hone 12 Melt* Charles-Bivins Bout Draws Boos From Tiny Crowd GOLFED ROBSON SPORTING GOODS BACKYARD G Y M SET wire T ir ttfo n t s t o r e s Cockctt Howell Total* SHOWING TONIGHT k FRIDAY “WARPATH”! >8 U3 3.2 12 21 1.8 1 -1 -1.0 John Taylor 23, Lindsey 2, Henry 47 127 4.2 Passing Player At. Yd. C. Avg. Metta 6 72' 8 .000 Punllag Player Al. Yd. Avg, Metis 3 123 41.0 TUB YAKDHTICK Hanford DeLand REVENGE Echo#* Acroan Th# Dakota Indian Territory t WITH Edmond 0 *BrUn, Forrest Tucker, Polly Borgan ALH O, N B W H — C A R T O O N aad H H O R TS SPECIAL NOTICE Dm . 1, IN I DELAND Enda-U, Taylor, Hill. Tackle*— Murray, Hweat, Campbell, Amber. Guards — Fanchcr,- Barbee, H. Hrlce, A. Brice. Centera—Marcel, (lerdel. Racks— Hearn, Henry, Tl son, Hnodgraas, Lindsey, Taylor, Barber, BANFOIU) Ends— Ulabee, Sheffield, Wright. Tackle* — Pickens, Nance, Fox. Guard*— Mann, llannum. Center* —Cordell, Rack*—loickett, Davis, Metta, Howell, Hutchison. Hcor* hy periods: Detand ........ ....... 0 7 0 0— 7 Sanford ......... 7 0 0 0 -1 8 Scoring touchdowns) Hanford— Metta 2. Detand—Lindsey. Point* after touchdowns i Sanford—Fox. DeLand—Rummerhlll. GENERAL CONTRACTOR • Today’ s Gridiron Contests Include Traditional H its NEW YORK Wl — College footbnll'a Thankaglvlng Day menu to­ day aervea up. moatly tradition, l Thrmtop gamea of tho allm card pit Cornell a » « l n . t P.nn*,lvanla •ml Teaaa A k M agalnat Teaaa Cotton Bowl bound Southweit Con­ ference champion*. , ... Penn baa a ot at; stake In Ita traditional battle with Cornell. A victory will assure Coach George Mungar'a aquad the lYF championship and alio wi Penn to flnlah over the .2 No Penn team haa flnlah the .BOO flaure aince Mu* over In INI. Perm haa w gamta and loat none In Iv; Brown Shines Coaches In SEC Sugar Bowl-Bound FSIJ’s _ iV*..Football Punter Ole Miss Battles Praise Play Of Mississippi State pUnung^h.A.8%Th.(8Tpt u ^ _ Dixie Opponents _. .suae of game, 150-pound com* Gen. Neyland Lauds Play O f V a n d /» Pi l l Kreitemeyer By The Associated Proas Southeastern Conference coaches art passing out praise for the op­ position as most of tho Dixie Dozen prepared for the final round of the 1932 football season. Tennessee'* Gen. Bob Ntyland termed Vanderbilt's f r e s h m a n quarterback BUI Xrtetemayer as the "best younf passer in South eastern conference history." So he sent the Vols through a lengthy pass defense drill Tuesday. Th* Tennessee coach regards th* Commodores as an exceedingly tough team. "They have a fine running game and sn excellent pairing attack. We're still cursed by Ihe Injury llnx, but we hope to play a creditable geme." Neyland said. Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech , although Jubilant with the new* that halfback Leon H arde­ m an will be In th* starting lineup agalnat Georgia Saturday, atill worried about the Bulldogs aerial duet-quarterback Sake Bratkowskl and end H arry B ib cock. Lauding this combination, Dodd said "any team with an end Ilka Babcock Is a threat to score on any play. He'll give our defenders their toughest teat of the year." Georgia's Wally Butts haa an­ nounced that four freshmen defin­ itely will be In the starting lineup against Georgia Tech, the nation's No. 3 team by the Associated Press poll. Butts named aifetyman Bobby Garrard, defanilve ildeback Jim­ my Williams, tickle Buddy Mathis and guard John Campbell as the honored froib. The Bulldog! worked for in hour and fifteen minutes . In the last heavy contact d: a for 8aturda^J* clash. ibama’i Coach Red Drew was somewhat downeqat aa freshmen, running Auburn ilgnals, made the Crimson Tide defense look bid at time*. However, the vanity of­ fense brightened the picture with halfback Bobby Luna making sev­ eral break-sway runs. Alternate captain Travis Hunt, raleased from the hospital yester­ day, had been declared definitely out of the Auburn Ult. He received e severe back Injury in Alabama’s 7-3 loss to Georgia Tech. Coach Ralph Jordan was pleased with the Auburn workouts. Backs Charles Littles and Fob James Jr. iqado aavsral outstanding runs during the offanslve session while tackle Bill Turnbeaugh made plen­ ty of head-on tackles working with the defanilve unit. Rain drove both Louisiana Slate and Mississippi Indoora, while their Saturday opponents Tulane and Mississippi S t a t e , respectively, braved the cold and rain to slush through muddy sessions. Kentucky end Florida are idle thla week ana took things relatively hren •azy. Co 41 vanli rnm practice 114week. YEH! I W IL L PAY for YOU $7000.00 $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 fo r th e $ 7 0 0 0 .0 0 f o r a p e r io d o f .VI m o n t h * . W i l l r e p a y cording to Ms own idmlsilon, baa made a ball-dotaa different offers for Clavaland'a tarry Doby without aucceis but b« Insists ho h u n t given up trying to land the atar outfielder. Hank Greenberg, who recently returned from a vacation In Eu­ rope, told of being awakened In the middle m the night at hla hotel In Milan, Italy, by a tramatlantlc call from Veeck. The 8t. Loul* Brown*’ preaidant tried to fall him on making a deal by .pointing out new W R I T E H O X It. I I . c / o H E R A L D HERE’S YOUR ENTERTAINMENT FOR. . . 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U ta h LOAN SERVICE $8000.00 UW —Bill V w , NSW YORK ___ _________ FREE ESTIMATES, Where no alfey collection in. available, City win up itrbhfg pt back door of pmnfcM nt rate of 0 por nopth* payable at tho Office of tho City _____ i phase of Florida State University's . All O X F O R D , Mbs. (Jri-M lislsalppl, r i d,ron ■cU vU ,M th li a a team that grabbed national fau- b w ‘ ra il and a sugar su g a r Bowl date by petltor whom many collog* coach­ famous Mary- es wouldn't look At a aecond tlsM. dumping football land, will find Mississippi State F8U*a “ Mr. Too" — ponfel eager to gain some ne lustre for Itself Tommy Brown of Tallahaanoo «L> when It tangles with tho Rebels haa bora backing up HomlneM here Saturday. opponent* ail year wltk his tal­ Two ahort weeks ago, twice-tied ented leg work. Mississippi was a football nobody According to latest aUtlatlcs re­ drooling for a big kill when mighty leased by the Natlonnl Collegiate Maryland came down this way. Athletic Association, Brown rank* Solely on the strength of the 21-14 11th among ths nation'* foremost upset, Mississippi catapulted Into punter*, with a 39.2-yard average auth place In the nation and a on 37 kicks. coveted bid to play in New Orleans Jan. 1 agalnat Georgia Tech. But next Saturday, Mlisbslppl fenalva lineup. ,*i scarcely used to Its new glory, Mississippi haa quarterback Jim­ finds itself in Maryland’s former my Lear, a wizard passer aad shoes and facing carefree Missis­ smooth signal man and a stall full sippi State, Ita traditional rival. of fait runners Ilk* fullback Harol Both schools have enough scoring Lofton, halfbacka Dick Westerman and Wilson Dillard In the scoring punch to make It a frcc-fnr all. Both teom* have plenty of of­ department. fense. State quarterback Jack Jerry May, Mississippi regular Darker was for a time the nation's left guard, la the only varsity man leading scorer und stilt hovers on either squad who will definitely around that mark, lie can pass, l>c benched for the game. Mey too. Big "Ironman" Joe Fortunato waa hurt In the Maryland fray, at fullback and Zcrk Wilson, half­ otherwise everything la ready back, are strong on the State of- the 2 p. m. (C8T) kickoff. wm I �M -- , W H I E W E A T I ! E iv - ir t o ii I Fair and roldrr nnrfh and central portions this afternoon and tonight, In c ic .u ln t clnndlnrvv and Mintin' i.eil m ill thriiMKli Saturday: partly • liuiily In iliim lv south portion, rooter this .lllrrtioon and tonight; In w n l Inn I(tli t .'ll Inlrrlnr rxtrem n mil til and almnl vn Inlrrlnr south portion. t x n r -r Y E L L O W C A D 1(41 ju o r Hanford llrralit. City D e ll'r r y , by 7;00 I’. It., pleaso rail H a n AN VOLUME XLIV Kntabllshed 1!)0H 36 Believed Dead In Arm y P laneC rash „At Tacoma Airfield L . » — V SANFORD. f o r IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y F L O R ID A d S TACOMA. Wnxh. t,n — A four engined military jilaur from Alaska ernshed In flames In n field south % of here shortly after midnight noil 3ft of the 39 aboard were believed dead. While scattered fire* still marked (lie aeeue of (lie posl-hathluv Irag cdy. deputy I'lerre County Coroner l»urry A.in.mix". s.ald 30 were dead or missing. The plane carried servicem en and di'pcnth-nts. The lindiex of fnur bable!i were among those fnund seattcrcd at (he xcene uf the ills aster. A At least two witnesses In the tragedy said the plane was afire as II "w h o o sh e d " down In a treeHanked field about a mile from its destliiallon at MeCliord Air Force Muse. Cnpl. Jack E asley, n u Ii 1 1 c Information officer at MrChord. said the early reports to Ihe base indicated Ihe plane struck a Dec while coining In through the heavy fog for a ground-control approach landing. ^ All blit n MTlion uf the toil wax V destroyed ill Ibr rexiiltinu flrr oml explosion. Ilodles were sealterctl over 200 feet from the wreckage * r' G ctchm an. I*, who was m i l f o NEW SPAPER F R I D A Y N O V . UN. I'l.VJ C I 0 Officials Review Labor’s-Position W ith General Eisenhower Senator Vkits With Friends Trial Dates Set In Three Capital Cases In Sanford Multiple Birth Taft Is Planning Report Called Some Changes In “ Vulgar Hoax” Labor Statute Sixty-One Names For •fury Panel Diawn; Killians Trial 1st N ,i. 7I~ A «H o c li»tc d P r e s s l .r n s c d W i r e , SopviforjVii'n And De­ pendents, Holiday BouikL A m Victims Uf Pacific TruKodv f In' l i t l l « 'F IKndU I>cle*• ' . " / t i ' » i) l)i*cl t ' s i n t f 1lead i' »ns I’ i •1it'KxII C f l l ' t l 1’i'uml' M " H HIK 9- i i Mm i * of Ihi, i ]i i ill •« >1*M**I l.ihnf |*f**l»h Pll 8 • with li'en* 1 MvyiuIiI 1 ; Septuplot Announcc- Ucvisioiis F, \|it*ct t’tI fl(8'8 1•1iih'lil.il •'let * iixl.iy tn* fl*M*fl|1* »»*• i i tlir -t it* tit* ft* 1 * 1 * 1• *li| * 1 1 .( nu*nt DoscHbnl I'.v I’ m M i •I I ll i it *ct im i my • In •.Ill f (*«(( f 8 |J*tf ***Y f til l| \If1k! 1 I ml <>r Official In Oli iiio f N’t \i I'rr'iileui ' If. *tt•.m1..'L.t iitit*" t.... .11*1 th* 8 d id n o t lh • l*f1iCl.lf S A N T I A G O , i In le I- I I . . fm lc r V V A S IIIM .l'iN ' sm la p in D • .8tl8 " ;i*c •fliilh 9< Kisen. ill p o lic e l i a l a . a m m o i n . i l tl.e r e of Itlllll IX pl.invimc .(iiiic i Iimiii:*- h**"*Y .11 •*r*»•(\ I l.xlinr. 8«Ml9 * • p u r le d b i r t h id x o p lu p h l - to a next >r;ir iit flu- !•••» !.» Ih *•(1 *iiilfrr* |Y*'*' ft*8 t'l r* a (H im * C h ile a n w o m a n la x l i.ig ld w a x a hur ittitnimrincitl n l.itiHMN I i" tli.it f'.T .H { vllf •M 'l*■ 1Mil flic x- l a l e m e n t " v u lg a r hoax " ImirY IiI.h mime (1(1 fh#* »iiYi**fi m**tiih*'» •» S ill ' l i p . T in * iin n iiu n e e in i'iii » t tin - c .m l I’ mii of Ihe .uni mlmcnt .•i • * • •M.t f 1 1('fill** 41ri iii Iii w a x m a d e h y t a ils S a la m . hi. .. lu -a ii p e e le d In no I N|M i lilt n il |l t 11**11 !1 ' * •ml* •'of' ..f th e f l t l l l f e d e r a l in d ite . e t l i . i i i x m i'e il to tin I iff 11 it f f 11* \ 1.1' h \ 1 1 lit) d a t e , w e r e n e t m id a p a n e l , " f lo r * ." a n . d m w i i 1i h | n )' I i )' J u d g e M It. .Smith in preparing In i t l i " i i i n iim il I l l 'l l > l*i'r, in ( ' I r . cull ('unit, which will start at •o no a. iii. Momluy with the murdec ciiiw of Ihdieit Killltim, UP. Sanford Negro. I'linto he .laiiiesiin Twi, otlii'r noirdci ruses apueai' I s I linin' I iein it i S n n i t l n i , Miami, Itliinl f nun left i lx din” ' »* In talked with fiiclali at the on the I'i'liiiiiinl trial culeoilur. Tin ill -IJ III I•I . •••••••* In Id Im linn I m -il.ty iiiglil at tli • ii'xidence of Ml. mi l M i. Mi-ivxii ll/iei. tlllieix ruse of Cl'vcland Ncnl. alia- lire I h r l ■IV lit • n il lin k , 'll K ill., Mix. lt/.ir 'III W i 11ill m sii ■mil I'll) I iniiuiisxililivt Clevi'liiinl O'Neal. Molthiml, I. set .1 d ill h i ; . I n I t . , . .0 .1 lo lh in , i ' Flel'h* . ii tttt'n n.in. Tuesilnv and the Ih e s a m e p o lic e .d t ie ln l w in . la te I'r e s h l e n l e l e . I l'.i-< iih t.w . i ll due. lol ..lpllldl.il* l"l Ihe i IO \. <use i lliimlolplt .Miller, South' la s t n ig h t h a d to ld a r c p x i t e i fo r \ n a id e to th e n t u o l( . p iild ii ,.-> In Ihe .'roup iiei. " die. Ilrilllt ••«*ft lioiiil, Is «et fur Ptiio a.in. H ie d u l l ) n e w s p a p e r F I M e r e u r n . s a id lin liiv th a t . 'o o - n l e i a M . - I i . i H , . I.| I , nielli of Ihe I nlleil \uluWednesday Moth ilefenihints arc D ia l s e v e n g ir ls h a d b e e n h o e .. i>> u tg w o r k a l r i 'i id ' hi.» <..... ... • lo 'i.lh W i u k e i fa ll" H 1 any. Negroes. a w o m n ll S a il.m a n e .i I d e n l i l i r i l ax ,.ii th e a m e n d m e i . t ' e, t.-iaiy treu oi. i ..I ih. ' In amt M r s C i . r n . e i i M o lin a , a tte n d e d hy M a n y o f th e n , w ill h e ' i m i l m Sixty-one names for the Jurv Ml ,.11 S II.ivwo. nI .’ so. n in e vleo il m i d w i f e to th e 28 c h a n g e ' w h ic h ii. i o-d the .... .I.lent ..f The I in puuel were drawn, from which 19 T i l e r e p o r t u f th e l i i r i l i - e a i i 'e d S e n a te In Ih lh h u t 'tailed in th> Jurors win will in lie* avim selected. jururn eu# Members im»»iiu«ij» |til t.llCfflf ll* .lilt a t c x c lt c iu . lit iii th e i l n l e . u i ||o u x e f a l l >uv* the I'M'i ..no ml of tl»«* pntt<*l urr bulntr *rrvc*l per U r ft r ti i.l i Hiti'l plf .i* .lilt • • M lilM a p l l a l A ll tin t o n e n e w p .ip e i u ie n lx d ie d h e e a i i '. ' 'h cap , „||| n s.ilimi * dti idrfit rlrrt sonully with subpoena* hy the \ I ' t - in mM S|iiif*i««t Iniy ) i tir o u g h l o u t It.in n e r lie a d li.ie x to ill It It YY.IIllril U IM .ll III f | « .t III**. sh eriff's office. I I • till' •f t * ••f»fI§••'•I til* It I fluid ! .!«••l*l»l <•»! e x t r a e tlltltm x to te ll t h e ir ft n ih -t ■ M pi nl bud .( i li.im » »mdi III ID I'otiY ft »v!«»•• to', •ted :i vn« Mcmlier* of the panel, in the *! I |m•t*i vjt i 'iff, ii ftiiri IH Tattle* r a i l ! ' .am. It m o HIII . IMI ftif lllltll .li..o III I I . I. .e l Denaturalization I'n»- IMmi' •immiu . f ttYidn.it ililrrrsl. s Scckin«r A t l i i p t i n n H ie s lu r v l l l g l i g o . , t l l l l l . lit o tt o fH I t i.llitr I miii * «a% if f«*l 'vld’ ll tills h u r r ie d In H ie c lin ic w h e n th e .it I m I icni * lli.il tin fitimn til >'-■> ................ ....... w • , . ii t it.d •». .t *.* ii i.i-fn * K. FoigiiMin. Andrew M. Tlnnm. cc ct l i n s In<titum o t h e r a n d h e r h o h l c ' x iip p ..e i|l\ 1111111* (’ll |I|H‘I till ' • III til* I • • ..1 o f M a n D e s p i t e K iIt" u«f it|* fit Iy •« ;i % Itnl •%•t It i| .lt d the plane flew low over his home, III * I* • tI'tlt Hid Ii I..... I til.it l i r e l i t a k e n sllifl \' lilt ll e til III* |||.|»I III I L*till lit»l|*i|it m 11*i tiny «%l»|lt* were Ihe witnesses who xaid Ihe (iordoil I.. Ilrmlley, Harvey A *1 •.111 llf»|H»l » III \ntt t tcil Airainst Tlmir Hw’iinsnii, John A . C h IIioiiii, Itoln ri j»i tl l Jet I O l i j e c l i n n A n g r y n e w s iiii-n w h o li o l |M-nl I i*fill nltl d |*i. .(drift *» Ilie I llllfll lMM>,»U|r *l» • Iw.ut . . . l u l l Jf-Mllp. plane apiwared In he afire. tlllll i H ie n ig h t In (r o u t o l H ie . In n . |l, l*ltM(l|f Him Ilf fill Ih»V, Slim. I»C'|»ih* Ills " dliii i«. (ietchmnn Ihoughl there was fire It. Iliirrls Jr., Ilerinan Flslirr, Frank \V. Cowan, l,ee <!. Hunter, 'a id they planned |» prut.t I.. N E W M l|(K . I'I 'iiiinn i T li.11'* rile | i* * i Iii iii * * f M u * l.iu I *tt it, O s g o o d t t i t e n i E i t s I ffttfltf I l;..M».* I. warn ill*. n Ihe engine on the left side; to. " l im n i - l | . . l i " i i will C h ile 's n e w p r e s id e n t l . e n t a i l . . ' o i - i ' l e i . l th a t .i ., |.no. n C N llK O NATIO N S. N V 1' lit* I ll.t Holden said 11 "looked like the Shelly E. Mack, James .SI Irox, Mil- Flnger Ilrowni l.uehese, reported i.Mti nifitf ii ify i'1'.l'h ... .0.1 it h.i\ - n> ".< ...I.. riun Harinuii Sr., Jack S. th ird ), successor In Frank fiislclln iix S a la n i.iiu -a h o lli |... h it u n . h a ll ;i <1 nit. n.li.iir * In* I 'nlleil Nations piislii-il low aid H iane/. I.eeiitise Salam entire right wing was afire." i*•.•»..»•" Ik * I .l • ..lliii ,,| . tim e "I l.'i.lld n oil till.. Ill,, two i h a » ,. I.I'O K .I lo t I viilr X Imlny InilI « Cnmnm nl | Ibt* iiifurtmiliti Hoth said Ihe piano was extreme hlh w orth f . Harper Sr., William gnnglaml'x boss, bus been served I" ’ • inti. Ill* d.t* t«.« - <•i•I idinriFf* It •I I**11.*t ••'«*t•• l'**l Nr, illexx tn 1in g Ih . , e ri'li'ih .nIlfll Ithll.kll |e|1nBu.O| |n||e1IeO*ilI ll L. Ito lio iii l><’, Israel II".to n ; with papers Initialing denatur.'illra l h e i 'i i r h l n is i e o n d e iiin e il p la n f u r e n d a d e n d n it .. id iu w e i a m i |.l.m o , d to t a i l . . . ly low . ..r •• I* s*ln»t •'ll|rrr«| tin *,IY ll i In.|" "I .11 Ho \iiieiu ail e i.i. 1 .. o u t K o r e a n W a r . W it h I I . S M ip p o r l S n ln n ia n c n s a id th e a u t h o i . ,.f \ , , . , , , , 11 . 111 . 1.1 11 . .1 ........... . Joseph Daniel Morrison, M is. proceedings. hlx ullorney xm l Getchmnn told a reporter I***. «|.l* .. . .- .Ill ■ i l'-'l tin, al >1 a "O'*l'*Miid«*t of III*' l»o\ mid p le d g e d , Its a tln p H u n 111 th e fa c e l ' 11' h o a x h a d 'o u g h t lo g a m p u li In i , . l ' la k e lit. m » . 1 " t o 10.101 1 intiHii •.I Hu e prnl'li '111 - that will "I thought II was n meteor," 1 E. J. Itouth, W illiam C. Hill. ........................... ut tin* l»n**r of lti< iii . 1, . 1 1 . | — , o f i iR lo r S u v le l b liw iip |H i» ltlu n w a s H r H y f u r « s p r in g f e s l o a l I h e , , . .,ih ii ih e > i i . • « th e o ' he added. "It Just seemed to slide Thom as t). Drown Jr.. Cu» Schni1111 Iii iii .; |i,'ui • ■nil ti"li"i and sta* \ \V \l» Irv. Mini w i l . l l l i e u i» |,y n il u 'e r w h e l l n l n g 111a lu c k e d Ih e f ig u r e 'i w e n lo 1 • p i •• u n io n . . H i . . .1 mo in n Into the ground." tillit \ - ill. l l . .-.loin amt i . "Iiom iq f i . e l , r .d n le .i I 1111I th e i i i i u i i d Im v m r llv < si*l*l s e v e n c a n d id a l. ' fo r ip ie e n o l o n u e . l lo .1.. The manifest listed 18 military I'l MEl < s lo Hi.' en tile world In I t e i i i i i v.*f a l Hu .. ............... i*.*n *.i» \*»linu passengers, It civilians and u crew uml i. ctiiiipiiuinii of iiioi.it the Despite the rcb’clhm liy Peiping, (h e f e s t i v a l , h e s a id inw i "ii-lr o . Ii,.- .-ii-li-.n or' lo sSahimnnru did not imiindi.drlY m rejn. i ril.ihi.n i In lu.ii l.\ of seven. Captain Easley reported. Folds, Carl Nelson, Urlmn E. L it­ Illrlnnx '..me age, Neil Michaels, wen* In Moscow and I’yujiigvang, Ihe In n in e ,.- Ih.*'.' g o a l' Gen Etsen* Ills attorney, laniix l> Frohlich. ill** l.**||t II* l|f 1Ilf Surifoid Naval illnn i*ntn|iniml»e tirfsnner of war nnnininee Ihe lilenlity id the ml strikers who have hem iipl.ii. d h m , et will eerlatnl, h a , r Hie su pThe only known survivors of the tle, Janie* L. Sm ith, Elmer J. announced that lie had been served Ait 'tuition ci*it«iI. lirllx ui llii-ir |iih' 1.1'. -nlii.w **l liitragedy were: |imt i,| tttil"i, iii. m l-, i and every {I ri solution w a % bi’inif •*hn\ril with Ihe papers by a rrpresenta ! Tile Inlter la., Soine new smm 'aid that police ,-u||,-d tin- M IIIMHkltll*' ''Hllllif 1till I ••flit I \||t**(I* .(II Airman Curtis lledd, MeCliord Tyner, Kuymoml H oik. in the water Ihrough hy the non Ci.mmunixt nu uldrd Caul T ciln sk y , YiiiHHH tlllford »• H. Tom *w«' j m e in ' Die i^rpclrMlnrH uf Ihe iitiiix. |,nu * fril|urr* |tl|t di*#- n**f *.,n. live of »i»r Ihe If S Attorney’ s nftice Uase, burns; * I hi* * Uf, .*1 • " i n m * rr»imill«* p.illiii.r til. I...I.I ..Inn young I*>im&.IIcmw Ii. place iL)*Mmslbll'ty fur » Airman Hobby Wllsop, Great llnsgn, Allen f. Kemp, Drew V.|(n Hrouklyn **| I Mill " hu h • .11 i in.lied fni th- -liutgiui and, irTthlitwIljg down :r Ki.rhan peace wllleh look .11 '0,111 Sell -Salvador I lull says Hit- ii8irn.ln.ent e it.- Ifl) .|| fit tl w Falls, Muni., hcutt'iftjiiry. Internal Wurren Jr., Neal U. Artifet, Jmneai Lucndsn hulked al n|ip^aring lie nulling it to.,uni him. .li«eh...ge.j squarely un Ihe shoulders of Hie Alli'iidc. presUIcnt of Hie t'liilmiu .ti aide no, w a, fm iid i • t ifi, ! in ifi*,' l.m darils, Medical College and vice president II. St. Johns, Jr. William Marlin, fore recent public hearings of Hm i' i . .f• i ." i i i t <illi*t "i f l.t f i "" t*,i*t .»l of nullTaft « a ,' tie ha Injuries uml burns; i Iteils id the mi Ili.uii I Semite. Allcmle 11 "1.1111111.1 Oil l*ai;e **l. i An Alaskan boy who was listed Lillian N. llranan, John I). Uro New York Slate ('rime Cniumls the gun. I ilti.t I* ',i- liillmi |tt •tfiioiini: iu*nlrd d ia '' V K Krishna Motion, rushed lo Hie linxpital uml told as Josrnh lroavflt, eight, broken gun, Homer Hulluid, II, D. Hague, xlnn though some time ago he went I I.l* M(till •f«* Ilf I I' I I ' 41 I’" ' " '.' w| h In slf* I* mi'jiMifi f.*r flu* ponplf, o drafted anil inlnwloei'il the newsmen iiutxide lliut only m ed lm l legs ami burns. Charles M. Flowers, Fred Cawley, before Ihe eomtltlxslmi in private t la l*». iiImiiiI iiiic** lull*"* IIf•|»V«*\ nil* tlllll ••('lirifv Mild to lit' i* h i' filial A n o l l i c r ( o l d I) ; i > Is in i-nniiel wmilil Inalloweil to '.-e First witnesses ill Ihe seem* said Mrs Gprtrude C. Ilugln-s, John W .: After a court battle the •■•minis I mill ill** i'itii' ui lit** .*« * "I* ut /•(••I •i . i>.,Mm" iiii4 o if ,r "• * «»'• .if civil iimuiH'iit' apparently in amittier "b a ilie s " In prevent lufrellmi they could hear the heart rending McKinnon, Sidney A. Allen, Thom- -l"n decided not tn press its , Hurts hem d .lull- re • im ami i i, il M*. i inI n S i t i n ' l ''o r N ; i l i t i i i N e g lo lialieiin-n Ini' ................ III.- C.ilUIIIII Tiie muriiliii! t'allnille I Hurl" cries of n baby In the burning Its E. Kelly. Harry *'i.rrin«t..... have L.ielie.O appear an......... . ii imi .1li<I • Im I. l .III ,i ing » limit l"iiiiiig "limit I ". I- i- ||jxI Moiei-tloiis lielnr. Hie geii.-ral llii'lrn.lii ile ,"te d eight i nliitum !•> wreckage. They were helpless lo Eleanor It llavell.l, Harm-) H .i'*«l »"l I" ''"I Id'" again in Hu* It. u'lhl-.l h i- Im. h I m III. ilii'-i -ii A xxi-to lit, s p.ililli .1 t'om illlHi'e il •( ifi It*. \ .... 1*1. • I I'M * 11% the 'to r , and Ihe liiftiienllal I I do an) tiling about it. tti* i tn III* Caudill. James E. Kelsey. Andrew “ ‘ w" ll I • \ • t)>» i| • \n* *ll»* w In ii* .* tin- -limit- loni. i.n-l f*- I tills iilleiuooii Mereiirlo g lu e II c e l l l.irger pla, Many of the passengers were J . King, Henry G. Ilcrnmn, Hallns Ml* Mi* ' I ' * 1’ grintfis -iiiiI n u ll, id •II 18* Hpl'M’ '• ♦ft. i 1 ‘iifiin.itt.-i- i 'tmlr iii.iii lnao t a r titlill IMUl't i .if D m •k foi tin l,*»ys. II.I -Mil llll'UI t.» I in,, 'im llier llinridllg paper d e n te d all 1 ualx returning to the states for Ihe year- C, Hiekerhoff, Glhsoil N. Hales, |i*i tifk fur •if • *t|> »• I,,.,., lo ' Miiiii/ id llra/il told Hie dele its news colum ns to the "b irth s " ••»** \|»| .!• III.til t.s 111. I II it" I i > > .lllllli mu I M> Details of the serving of the pa in ii_ end holidays The C-54 left Fair- A. E. Dobson. Hugh Hrad.ly, Itoh* fltlll tilt |t * 11V• M It , gates y.-slerilay In- was eager to One pa|H-r La Naeion. nleullfi.il l to •It, In. oijuri.l h. w bunks yesterday morning, slopped ert E. Karnx anil James It. Leo pcr.x on hi in f o l l o w l o g -to -in I » min* •• t . in riMci Ii.i, i* a , o l c mi Hie Indian resolu tile re|Hirt ax a 'Indent hoax I lie * nltl* I • • *',1 1 1 1 1 -1 lit* nouneed nation wide limit for him at Elmemlorf llaxc at Anchorage, ill l\ In •ftv ffisll ft* Cfli timi iliinni: linliiyS M'isinn iih *i(Min • I* I l l M ,t I l'|»t*| l**| f t tlill Hi* M HMllNitril (MS I'nnr *111 then Hew the t,(00 miles to Me- Jr.Two eases ure set for Thin xouy ( l;itifl Mil ••• •ft •* l liifinr, sin Mi'flidl v|M*.»ks .. I til* p lilll** Hi ll I h *1 !••**• Il Chord. l|U8 .* f || »i|»* I f •t* I |" • f • III* . M| I \ .ill* \ l * M»|»* SciTcliii Y iif Slnli* Ih .iit Arbi'Miii ,▼! T.S, I ' . I ( . . M i t c h e l l Fill ArreHts Man In Thu piano landed about a block mid one for Friday. Maekln Fer-j iii \iim'I ir i|| !••« •*lt k -n .l let It Ilf known Ihrooglt a '|M.kes , . Hi i *|»|*i tl l*i 1ti\% /»*••* f f tiMi M m m away from a housing of 33 four- guson will appear Thurs.luy on a C'ii^hvIberry Voting •Hit* i II v IIIC S A t A R C O l T si.I.* •ml Ih* I • iI.mI.1* ••••ill* Stolen Automobile man .e sti-n lay Hint Hie F S .tele y unit*. Must of them are uf • ""V 11„ W,Vi 1i,nlr"* ii* . r *!•• .Ilf* '»• *.l* h |, i \ gallon has accepted tin- ch a n g e' i Scheduled .Monday " . m l t** h.tii «t *ii*l * »*l*»i i*l occupied. commit murder In the fir*! d i g f i . *« •f• I f .•in* ' H • * * I y .* Ini' , made In Id'. .rc'nltiliun •Hi II y* *• til* ft • •'/MIJ * f.it The ernsh also was about three- ntul Johnnie It. A u s t i n will npiwur Mi <. F It 3|ltehelt, Si . 71», dn .1 IT I.A U D E H D A I.K n Hm ti l l Mellon . . „ .. t* tn > .1 M *l l»c|i. • t * t , i i*\ i m »*I ft al her I.... . al LIIH Fa-1 F . m ii IIi .» . h f l til* I ll I • 8,1 III* I * "ll* ••* quarters of a mile from a business on a charge of breaking mid Alt election will Imi held Monday repurte.l (h.trsiloy that a m an had "IH'IIIng mil 4.1more . fla il the I l (tillinn* ll Mil I'.if r MY • town been arrested here in a ear 'lo h o "«• ileslimtllon nf l,rt'|,,,,' rs Htieet Wediu-Mla, at ..III |>. m V.llll‘ % Mill III** 18 III*III** ••III It* »t* area along the South Tacoma high- , taring with Intunt to commit u ut Casselberry tofill several Him I, i* offleus. Tw o faetiunx have been from n young -laekswn. T e n n . r e « U I , ripiitrtiiHiin lo tin ir lliii following i. lung llllu-ss way. felony. . , ... I III m|||\ ti tlHfl* •*f If" riillllll'V Horn th e. "H, ih 7‘J in O o -lm . 'ircmcii Suck <‘;nisc • David Thomas and James Ches­ form ed In Ihe low it In Ihe race fur liuitsewlfe who wax kidnaped and OMeM iionn lantix ...... County, N. I‘. Mix. M il. hell lied " dh mdd ••.lllll'l MI'fl* Mil' •*•*(• I „ ^ ' V.’ '' ts /x A , . . ---, 1 nut will appear Friday on charges m ayor. sra U on (he lautr.l of al- ruim.l iihin*ii> of I lie S«»nih»Mvl * I miii I.* Ol’ Fire In llu-spital F ill Agent W ebb H.trke said Hm »•'«•« .h giiges Imfore aupIjorh.ni lived ll. SnIlford fur the past il" h X -Q lH T n O f I tu lv 1" f breaking and entering with In- tlermen, town clerk and town marshatl. prisoner wax arcnsetl nf trans|Nni (he Indian plan A.« am ended. It years. She was an aell, e m en.I- e itnl SmiiIIi**iiy * ilifurni.i — — - -* --lent to com m it a misdemeanor 1,1! Ilf « ||**s« It 'l l f|**||l \\ I * " H |i| On the uite side t> ihe thk.-t Ing a stolen car In Interstate tom ‘ 'fKa f'*r » repatriation com mis of tin- F it-I Mellio'lixl rlm rrh and • t* City Ill NTTNGt.'N " Dies In French Villa The state case against Lticlu* which Nmk I.it* ski* i**i ........................ :■ has barn presented hy th - m erer « M »*rl«.»firra. o f Semliu.le Chnpler Tw o, Oiih-e In \i >• |ii"..|..|; •ii*l l.ilc • M*. * •t Alexander and Iturton Alexander, I ■ |l *11 « I 8 • • \ • | til* lsl*,|! I..*k* I** DM I C itlsinx League and in. (lie olliei He xaid the man gave his mime and for dm l N( tn 'lake ov'*r he „ { ,|„. K ii-tein Slur. She « u « a .. . H.r •f a t*s*9 *8 ill (L* I »t • M O N T I* EI .L IE It r V r s nee t*v— Ex charged with possession of aleo* "i'lel the stale backed l „ I HI.bar. I ax Jam es S. M iller bill hud In et. re'P lIlm g <>f »ll I il.t » n" ' repalrl , t p i.-id .n l of .... IV. C. T. C 88 lull llj*hl i till fell tlnli;* til*' *\ •ll* ttl.il I". |M* l .i .e 14 fjuecn Elenn of Italy died at tier hollo beverage* on which tax l» CuRnelheri’y O n O i l . I hi * • y i Nf M ». nml frriiit* tinlhtrn f.tilf h * d I , fiium l.i of li.e i..wn IdeiiHfliil from fingerprint' .i' «ted within m e iiionlli' afler u hoi tt.e.r lives *i tMiH'ti ;iti*l * * (bit * *i villa here today. Sho wax 79. unpaid, has been continued for ili« ll • • •.**I lu ll* * /••!«• •* »il% Im • s11 .'lift Y •**lllftl( .•ion - I moke C i.o.lhlute. Of the ....... . fa, Inm Jam es Mellon C arter. 32 rear tn .. e C s 'iipport anil that .M r- M i Ii'Im II «i'li'ltriiti't| I !•«•!r .Mini The widow of King Vittorio ; rest of the term of court. Their Iik Iiiy iii !t**"ilkin<l K*in "f M is. New tun H .'le in ll, C It llurke said Carter "eluuin ied -MH*'** e» sp nixured yy 1'ihlinif u im lv r i miii y. II I n.HIM Mill *• • .. 'h> , I. u e n 't Emanuclo III and the mother of! bonds were forfeited. The case are I ii m lilition In I In* liii-hunil %ln* tilt* i ttlili* n| ‘ |*iiI n hi Hu* iii **' Lnwilnriiillk ami C lm il.- W inkle u p " alter til' arrest. He denied an A m erican rexolulinn un Kiirra . >. led ]• hi mi *1 Id * « Mir Cm former King Umberto II had been against Charlie Sparks in w ide 1 1 iiiiHinifil On I'age Hlx » I 11««* li M il r n i i l i I-* iiiv I vit I l*y llircg* kivm , I*’ . K cn\ t n tl it I iimi ' * seals on (lie Imaiil " f n l'leim en; knowing anything . nc about the im i l»*|(l|l\ M .l l r I ’ ll* M . . •li.'l l"lm under treatment by a French con -1 he Is charged with desertion and fm I Mil* i ln\* llirlllili «l < 't . Mitchell. ........... . .... If " .. f .Jiiy M my I imiii llc m h ; ncnl M ary A . I lulled for town eleik ill'll! and refused tn talk until Im I . ill | til I lliii I \>• 111 i.l C.IMtioriy cer expert for thrre ycora. withholding support also has been anil Harry Faint fm i••*' ii iiiui * * a « u n a tto r n e y . Itody Ilurlud llv Train - F . l w . . . . I C , M i l l l - r l l . M t . | t o , a ; lte d w o o .1 F aPll .Mill 'I.n o *- -. III ,i:•*I ,1 ■'lii'ii.* •• ;• The queen had lieer. living in continued. I if I »( l l ' l I „ , _ ttiissll. in"| Gi'oit/iS. MHi'lit'll o f I'liIn.In in,xnl. \ iCarter a n e r is nriu ninny ... ». • t • •Irrlarrd, held in nrowurii Hrowaril >County If is ill fliulr exile since Ihe abdication of V it­ Th* case Involving Emery Lam*, ft 18 1*1 I'll Ifl Ml* * "M l * font ir.ii.iiirhihlri-n, l.i'ilorn nml I T.ic llarm un ('• lin e Sr. im- tossed Jail lie will tie brought to Miami , IV I l l s >N O III J111 i N l 'l i r D j ' 'tli.it Itic i t in.(iiiid ImkIi IiiiUk an* torio E m anuele In HMO. Vittorio In which he is charged with de­ * • • » m i I I .•!»•( • M. .. tin. Mitrlii'll of H u y I " t i ii i I jiv of (In ------III f ,18 Iil.tr. 1 til fin I In* died In A lexandria, Egypt, where sertion and withholding *upp«r - Ills hat In Ihe lin g fm the iiinv-ir's fur nil uppeurunee nefure C S 1 •' M A x.inw f.lll MMM '(l» I" office In opposition to .Mi Ciissi'l. Com m issioner linger Edward I h >, c d n c o i i H N C <r — A train III'.ii-li; ii.lil Stove ii.nl I ..ley K>’.l.'k • In* Ii f m i ll**lf he had gone Into exile. In 1X 7. inches Inf iti> Huff ii I m \ ' • i i " .1 1.1 to Im nolle prossed (dism issed), Iwrrv's candbletn, J.... nil Laird. Is Mill lo ll of I'.ihtll-n; fooc x|.| I Ih 9fill! 9III hill si.ill' ll".|ilf.t|, 'struck » man and hurled Ills body ii.i i Imi .' f»-if 1 I *••• 8 if|i •.'>.' m.ili iiitl Ml frill.ill' lt|»*n* according to Assixtunt Stnto s A t ­ inti Jurk II. O w n * vyliur fur nu Dnin nf hit ri'lurn to rcnin*s%n« |n|0 n ,.rm u| „ f w\\\\ midi lies. Mnln'l llo n n ili, lllllli h|oy8«i( hist iii hi sfltrm lllltY I'll alMllhv .Mil • *|| y • > > N . J.; Mr«. K. I* llrnndhur't, .Ml, torney Hubert G riggs, as the nldvriniin'i **inl on up itnl«*i»«*iiilciil will <J c *| m * iu I on whether ho ilrrlilrs forcr |*lst ni(*hi Dmi nnc ntlirr pur Retiring Ambassador 9 *11\ illilt.il. fil l »l J*.*IM'fll fill 4 13 i,ml M i " IHm. o lie liny m an's w ife Informed hloj tliat her ••iii* i 9m111•111•. - mm if !*• .(••»*' fra cl. to waive cxtrodlllon. ,o n was killed and three Inlurrd. Olive, N‘ . Praises Americans iiusbeml was beck with her again basis Arthur Johtifton, Hunm»n .m»>uu II io r III said tho Jackion Iioiim *- | j\lv f m ,k ni’chlcnt klllnl NVnllcr M lirquett.', o f M l. Olive. l i e Iii r l»n*kt "Ml iii .» flirt*# Fi.lie.Nl servleex will lie lo'l'l .it Othev cases on the calender In*, ami Junliu A llen are candidates wife was stopped at gunpoint Nnv !Wilson Nance. 13. nf Mnri.hvlllr. •hi \ ttiilMin:* Iih im m .; .».Tt |».iflt*i|l5 lv\-llaliiiM I’ rcmicr HMMi ... .... tom orrow nt ItrisK... elude those o f Josch Calvin Burch, f or aldermen In the ( a sse lU rrv « forced tn drive a m an to o n ' in ij M rx Estelle Boone. 38, of \Nr*lltr " I i V .11ti*iif / Id |i ill riYIt W A H H IN O T O N lM -H ellrln g Brit­ Fonernl Home with Itev. J. E ..M e | s l . y j l l j r IS i 'l l I* I >8*111 It •irl mulct il .in*9 nine wmiitn ish A m bassador Sir Oliver Frenke charged with m anslaughter, and faction, whtlo How ard lio n is Is Isolated area ami raped. Then her Nnrw mal • •ay* he will rem em ber A m ericans I,Inc* Ounn. charges with break- candidate for town clerk and J<>c assailant drove aw ay In the ear. Charles E. Ellington. 71. of Con- h l.d .'v officiating, rim O. L. S ' Fi r h u m id I " «h till "I ••iffnc.ilrd. . , ,, , . I i "w arm h earted , friendly people Ing and entering with Intent t o |G lad,veil, town marahall, ...o le r ' Carter wea errcsCcd Tuex.lay r„ rn M lsa Ann Tucker of Mt will ..Iso conduct service' oml the » ‘ >M»' >* ," n ' , who in their live* exem plify the com m it a felony. Hol.ley G ra y ,th is ticket. l when Sheriff's Deputy William IMcaxant and Mrs. Minnie Love of II..imlns will lie sent to I'nlotko for o .la n .lo , orel.tleel ot Huh Wot I.l l(M | M M mi i i i m ; word ‘ neighborly*." r * a n s also Is to appear on ai ______________ I Bates found him asleep In the Ten* Harrisburg were injured. All ure ‘ ___ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W ar I victory, lay neor «I«m H. •" ms a ..a. _I . _ ..t■nvf#o an, I iH'Ui<fi I'nP luillilfi 41m mail »m cxpuctcil In m o v e r \ >li . •"•• •a •*ii m»(|*, muni* "I n the relatione between our *breaking and cnD rlng charge, an J . .1 " i ' hv 9 ity two countries, ell we have to f a ir other charge o f altrm ntlng to loaded plxlol withtn easy re a d , on I N ance, a enlf.m mill em ploye, First Folio Outbreak ftnclnr*' lii.Hlil.Mfilii., i 'I li>*iii *...•! M a llM in i I I .1 HIi I ......... ti y%H I f(*A« le tho unreasoning passion nI a break and enter, end still another Fliiffpolc Sitter In the floor. I tried to eroxa Soulhern Hallway purely nationalistic a p p ro a ch ." Sir c h a rt# o f having possession of llurke also reported that ( wn |d,mhtr „ n rr the late night In Far North S p r e a d s ISK. 111••* l hr 18*•l 1 ..... imi* (*f lli'i charge ha Orlando Falks Murk Irrn-ftgr - - - w ere believed lo c h a n g e nf shift* nt the mill. WatchO liver said In ■ farewell b ro a d ta il burglary im age girls —- • imiI un (hi* IViNjillh'N priirr Iri'.ily KhIiii • *'hit* it< I- '»... hi riu h ot toolshave last night. ve voluntarily accom panied < *r( „ r „ n„rthbmuul freight, he V'.iiiitY, |*i"f;raiii G O U TH AA II. Greer,land hW— Alt »fier Hint war '...<1 "..I , h i' .from; I* |Ti |itii Davis faces three eh an fts, O R L A N D O LT>— flnnuld Sim m s, ter ........ ............... The em bassador la scheduled to twI-ouls Jackson hi ..... Miam i I hey fnDeit In see a soulnlmund passen- outbreak of polio-first lo hit Green- henrl wax keeping In... n lm • h>li| l l l l l l i •’ I P * • b i l l '* : T u l r i l H d * o o f breaking andI entering with 13, thought he had srl a new rec­ aror from being sought for questioning iter train whleh hit him and hurled in ml in 20 years- has xprcsd tmli.v sell for home today after years Intent to com m it a felony and ono ..m u . . . tig, It.il.-. . m i i ' hI g .m a t-i U rlum l". Ihe I,.'* ui li.e V.-r -ill ord for elttlna on a flagpole. In YVashlngton. him about 23 feet into a group of In N arssak, 10 miles from a big lex "b ig fo u r." snfiere.l a eerehral will i.i- c i v i l mi .• i'i.".t.iuily •(.» o f having poesesslon o f burglary So W ednesday, ofter 133 days, , -----------------------------..".t ilin ' mill em ployes. si Nnrxenu.k hem orrhage rhage lit'l nigl.l and Ihen • i tn*- |.1 *ic* . U. S. A ir Force base *1 tools. iJ o n W illiam s f* cD * The Impact of Nance s body In the southern part of the Ice- x,-,nk xli.wly inl.i a eoiua, h i' l.ish m g I " n ii'iil i Ii.i Mg' in ' it}' O f' c h a rt* o f dtsertlon and w ithheld. J A Y C E B D R IV E , R turned out he had m licalcu - 1 s t . W h i t a k e r I s A l killed M rs. Hoone and Injured the capped Island. ■limim .'- i. i in .Ii" ' im. tlii'y m ny partly paruly/e.l All new members o f the Junior ing support whlla Eugene AJex* others. Only native Grcrnlnndcrx huve • gel o ff th "ir > Irn 'l" tiny ''grllw * Chamber o f Com m erce, who Join aader fa cet a like charge. The " i S s ad boen under the ImpresMount Holly, N. J. iwen stricken thus far In the e p i -1 iu | r , .r •i. g iii'v u i.ri'*" . I n) ..m y Imve. during the national and local mem* bond of the U ttar w as sstrta U d . ilon that g San Francisco woman dem lc, which previously hud been i' I C I l l l l j r IH .3 1 2 1 1 4 (1 I O r hold the record with 133 days. But, bership cam paigns, whleh w ill be Ft.itT Dix. N. J. (Bpeciaii - C h n iiK C H I n E l e c t i o n confined to G.NHhaab, capital of C'briKtmaH Parade It w e t learned, the woman. Erma Krx'i.n.l Lt. William H. Whitaker,I T . i i x y H S e e n P r o b u b l c (hi* Danish colony. About a dozen GOLF M EET gin Monday and la st through Dee. Leach, 39, actually had been up 15, will 1m able to pureheie C h rist, A n Im portant m setlng o f the ton o f J. II. Whitaker o f Titus. 1 persons have been taken III and m as turkeys w holesale, Javcce M en 's G olfing Association has i n days too. I .i'.il pin..' f"< Hu* Cl.iixtimiN vllle. Florida, ha* en lercl active w ico M o rn M r tn one has died. Sim m s, how ever, w asn't allowed mem bership drive chairm an Dick hern called fo r Monday night at I'ninili next W cl.u -'iln y will In' service and been assigned here fm'r.lnn laws nrlfhahlv to aettJe for ■ tie. 7 iM iu m .. nt the Sem lnoD CounH raly announced today. ...u il" .tl a ....'"lin g uf tl." Mi-rC IT Y C O M M IS S IO N F or then. It dpvalopcd. there * a .' .F o r further Inform ation call tr r Club by P rciW *n l H ob#ft ti. A snerl.tl m eeting o f tl.e (Tty " I m n l ' A x M .H 'in th m n m l J n v r e e In Portland. O re., w ho'* been the Jaycee Information both, 1Q7X. Blllklm ar. , .. A « S u . l V » f U I . . . H l.l, S S t t S f e " * 1 h0" " l« v ^ “ lnn ln , Com m ission lias Iwen railed for I'll rude I '....iu.il l . " Sunday »»f • Election o f new offieere fpr the on a flagpole 197 days and U (till Hx'hool, M iam i, Florl'lu. I.L YVhTt* *|7, c inquiry will bo conducted by M.i.i.l.iv night « t 8 :0 0 n'cloek. im ".. al ‘J:'li> m . In l l ." C ity •trong, The PortJand alttcr, com ing vaer will U k e piece along G R A S S F IR E aker earned his Darhelor of A rt* $ gp^pigj |{0uso com m ittee charged Torn Le.im.i, City M anager, said Hal. il wn* ann.ium ed tmli.v l>y a r t, la id Thursday he A gras* fire behind the old w ith the appointm ent o f the '••I..i I'ii'rs'i.i. rliui.'....... " f li.e up until Chrlatoua. { U U on f #- with studying cam paign cxpendl* today, for Ihe presentation of t and handicap com Municipal hall park wo* the lone ard hnlda the rec* I « n d , and la a m em ber o f Heeb* tores end the adequacy of election a report he Grorvn W illiam s, C h ristum » I'arnde ( '"lu m llt f ". la im toi g m i aaiairn fu. Uw H t v Ftra Depart^ He('.e»e..lMtiv«ii nf I'ilU .illK , ^ alrnilwr com m itted tncets (.'em ber uf li.e HUilllll.g firm of ir. N o i | * M f , ao Lard and Blade and Phi A lta Delta i m in i over the Thankeatvlng h o ll. Vlnevard nml Com pany, on the schools, civic, welfare nml uil aaeh election year. , keen* reliable F raternity. . .'a y , Aealstant r lr e C hief R. T , ..Iher organizations are cordially Tho Lieutenant anil his wife, tho Chairm en Boggs (D -L a ) said the auditing o f tho City hooks. i n a tte r * . K ' Thomaa reported today. The bias* Other business o f the m eeting invited to nttcn.l so that they l doesn't much form er B etty Lou Partin, are pre*! group expects to n u k e "sou n d and b**oka oa t a t D U p.m . yesterday H e com m ented. sently residing In the Clover IIIII eoaaiructive recom m endations" for will Include the opening o f bids i.uiy make suggestions uml sub­ ' flagpole oil. (Is n ta u A p a rtm en ts, M ount H oi*; changes In w h it ha called "anti* fo r more than 20 new City mit'plan* fur narticlpatii.n In thu parude, Mr, Picraon added. S— m n sii uauwwii s » » iisins | » . iiwrs so a s se n o .. vehicle*, M r. Lemon laid. '■ q u o te d " election itatutea. ** • ■ . ly . N. I Luchese Served Samuel Dunn, •Ir. Is UN Working For With Papers To Injured In Hunting y . rj i j ; > Accident Thursday Vote U n ,n(l,a s Bar Citizenship Truce Proposal S i"? SSSS2tZ W' It 1 SSPtts «“r a * ^ ll® m l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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. 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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>, November 27, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04f5cc6401e143ea605e1477d3b06ce5.pdf 94a90dc0151b6d3b5a83a378a12a009e PDF Text Text mm m<"y ' omorrow Ni EFC Tit 2,01k) Fans May Sec Important Homecom ing* Struggle In Memorial Park Gigantic H a I f t i m e liy HUNT (TilKTI.AIN Show Is Planned; Tomorrow night (In- Neniliudi i J a n e e To Be Held ICrlillt mi wurrlnix will defend themsclvo* In tlirir own hntliwlel Grid Game After aitnln.it thr Invading l>rl,!iinl Hull- WillLaunch Gala Parade iloitn before wlmt In L*x|Mrct«*U to Ik) llic Iniiti'il liuiui't-oming cruwil In year*. The *t>ke* will lx> >i IkIt for Ui Im fame. |)rLand and Sanford are both rurrenlly llrd for Ihr noulhrrn half fool hall trail In Die Kail Florid* Conference. I're*annie fnremsler* glrr Ihr iwer runnlna Bulldog" ho r d f thin cllmallr ronlrM that will end the 13.12 aeawm for Sanford, If I hey lone. A victory for the (■unns-Fleinlng combine will extend the union fnr one more garni*—tin- chainplonxldp of the RFC. This title play-off, with the winner* of the northern aertlon of the tonferenee, la n newly ilevlied plan ndopled at the jin'.lemon com hex* meetImr. It provides the opportunity for (llie of the moil innhltimM home* coming ci'lcbrotlons in the iinniil* of Seminole High School will he undertuken tomorrow loginning with u gain parade in llie after­ noon cupped liy o I'eri Cluh rally In the downtown Hired*. Of course, llie hi|( attraction will tie the in, uortuilt football Inlllle witil lie Land High School tomotiow night in the Mellon ial .Stadium starting at 8:16 p. ni. (le t"tin hnlvri of ihii highly Important gridiron duel. »hlrh will drlernilnr Ihe winoer of Ihe unulhrrn «rcllon of Ihe liail Florida Conference, Krneil Conley, SHS mimical di­ rer lor and muglrian of hnlfllme show", will combine Ihe roncrll* rd rfforla of five urgatiDaUosis Inin a "ipectiirlr to end all "pertor lea." SHS Hom TDK SANFDHD HERALD 'itjjc I) TtiPMlay, Nov. 21, 1032 Paul “ Titan” Pezold Rules Over t Spartans Finish Syracuse And Wisconsin Strike City Loop For 10th Week In Row Season As No. 1 It Rich With Bowl Invitations Stetson Cagers Like iminy Ami runn ulldetea o7~h'ecl,, llm flyiiit; mniTnian who NKW YOIIK i.P—Wisconsin nml Coach Jess Hill said: Team In Country ;1Syracuse To Make 3-Game displnving (iernian extim lino, run I I’exohl, II clashed down a twr-yenr loivllng finally have struck it I am very happy with the ninnr.tng physical eri- record with a 211 uame earlier in choice of Wisconsin" beci became from — I rich. durance. Lou Gehrig played 2,164 the tenpin eampaiirn. Steele, San* G n l i f n r n i n The Badgers from Wisconsin nml all I've heard they are certainly Southern Swing In North consecutive x I I U I " , |,he 0rant,cmcn fr„m Upstate New the strongest team in the Big: Ten/' pHIH before ill Itrullh ford i version of "Stalin**, Is the Ten.1 forced Ids early ret it ament. IVzoldj fifth howler with n 1110.2 murk 7 t 2 n d ! 'York landed lucrative bowl bids V a u lts is playing his 2Mb year of c hain- thi* season. ’ yesterday to complete the lineup The City League resumes play for college football s big postseason pioinld|> howling. Tin' libs'ky Ml- in iN 11th week tnnioriow night games on New Year’s Day. yeni »ld veteran lit (lie Sanford Bowling Alleys at Wlsconsin'a "sweating-out" per­ N E W Y O R Kivr — Michigan of 2H years on1 7:30 p.m. State's undefeated football power­ iod was the first to end. The Bad­ i IT V LEAGUE AVERAGES the howling nl* house, which closed out Its season gers, Big Ten eoleoders. were Pin* Avg. It.G. with a whopping 63-13 victory over chosen to face Southern Califor­ leys is maintain' DKI.AND (.Speeiall — A three(1181 171.26 226 Marquette Saturday, was voted Ihe nia'! unbeaten Trojans in the Rose ing Ids Mipreni* l*ii< 11 I'exotd gmiie northern jnmil was anacy over ihe City r . Von H e rb nils 9049 197.11 211 nation'* No. 1 football team today Bowl. nouiiced Hntiirduv by Stetson HiFour hours laler. Syracuse, now 197.20 203 for the seventh straight week. Howling l.eagim I I . A p p le b y llulter hnskeihnll conch " Dick which him never played In a "b ig " 9991 196.21 226 fm the Kill) O . T u u d ito n Southern California and Georgia Mot land wllh a trio of top cage straight week II. Hterlo 9778 190,18 2.11 Tech, also unbeaten, were second bowl game, was selected ns Alatennis on Ihe slide for Ihe week w i I h 1, « t Ihe II. Ilmtwirk 2100 1(21.9 210 and third In the Associated Press bama'i opponent In Ihr Orange of Dec. 1H-22. slightest Indica­ ( i . I ’exold 9940 169.24 101 weekly poll of the nation's sports- Bowl. The Easterners drew t he The three Irums on tap for 9909 I6G.26 10U writers and sporticasteri. The 10th nod after Navy reluctantly turned tion »f faltering. J. Knnner •he holhlav excursion are—Lake Haul I'rintd Tin* gm>d rin- I'. K ite ! 6422 161.12 107 and final poll will be conducted down the plum. Forest College si Lnkr Forest, lured "Kirigfish," a < he is known J. Cooke Here’s the major bowl picture, 9922 161.14 201 next week. III. on lire. IH; Illinois Wesleyan Wilt 161.2.1 187 Thr major change In the top 10 with the Southeastern Conference Cowley will in. . . | nl lllmimlnglon. III., on Dec. 10; to hi" howling "Koimnden.” Is W. Hkeht half the teams: "till illmvc Ihe 171 rivelllg, gLime, II llrrhst mao 190.30 201 this week was Ihe absence of once- providing Rose Bowl — Southern California end Itelidl nl lirloll, WIs, on four pins in front of Ids dosest Klrchlioff 6110 160.10 106 feared Maryland, which dropped (9 0 ) vs. Wisconsin (fl-2 I) Dec. 22. mote b n , rival, f.arl Von lleilmll". Kietxer 4824 160.24 100 with a thud from eighth place to Sugar Bowl—Georgia Tech ( lo o) U k e Forest was reeond spot III I'evle At HI7.11, Von is imi 11 lim ith 9111 160.11 188' 15th after bowing, 17-7. In Ala­ va. Mississippi 17 0 2) llielr eonferciiee with a M-ll sea­ ahead of Harold Appleby who vir­ Club, und I'ep f d iH K , bama. And Alabama, Hlh a week Ncgrolta 9179 140.11 180 Cotton Bowl — Texas 17 21 vs. son reroid. Ih'lnlt was lh" lop- tually moved into a two-way lie Club with ihe I Kly 1.141 140.2 198 >ago. lumped up Into eighth. sider In the N.l.T. in ItHO-fd and with "King' Curl" this w e e k . Ap­ Civil Air I'utroi . w V * Michigan Slate polled 88 first- Tennessee (7111 llerhst 4194 196 118.21 Orange Bowl — Alabama (H-2) came in dose Io Ihe top Iasi year pleby, who broke into the league ol hmilord uiul votra out of 149 cast Io roll Carroll 4901 118.17 170 place vs. Syracuse (7-2) tlio I til .uiul Hitrsi -| H .... up 1.400 points. with a 17-u iceord. Illinois Wes­ lead nl Ihe very beginning of Ihe linker 2229 148.9 170 Wisconsin nml Purdue finished School Imml Into , ^ B r * Southern Cal moved up from leyan had a 2IM mark In A0-5I season nml ulm bus been in eon1,'rny 4891 147. 210 fourth last week to second on the the season tied for the Big Ten a nuns piitrlothv k L * ’ .k y ^mid 2H-1 record Inst yenr. Milne tenlinn every week hence, hold" o • IH 11! 119.24 IHO boslx of Its 14-12 victory over championship wllh lilenticnl Irngue extiiiviiKmica e n - l’l* t “■ n Six lellrrmrn nrr reliirniog Io lofty Ir,7.20 |iin mark for third llorsdorf 1820 119.19 172 UCLA, which sends Ihe Trojans records of 4-M Tlds left it up to illh'il, "A n d l l * '’ ' * . A M Ihe Slclson Squad this vesr as 1miking ........too , . , , ^ ^ Cobh the Big Ten nlhlelle directors In 2120 116.22 181 to the Hose Bowl. Crown Thy (J immI Mel Fleischer hohlnxrrs from Ihe ronlingrnl lluaaell Mann I li ■ill,- T,nidi 1 I m v-rni 4807 116.22 186 Southern Cal had 24 flrst-plnre pick Southern Cal's opponent with lliidhi'rliood.'Dial compiled llie high murk of I t"II,U11*1 wllh I : r The directors derided that WIs lliihhiird W29 I46.lt 101 voles and 1.244 point*. Georgln n loom Hint might have liecn up­ Fullowin gtlie giiliie llie linoii'' I ID wins and four losses hi"l sea­ glline tin B (loss .18117 II 1.0 189 Tceh was close behind wllh 1.223 ennsitl was llielr best bet to give set once to Isnince hack and prove coming fi'illvlth's will In* iipinoson. Four freshmen lime earned the lllg Ten Its slxlti straight Hose H : Hussrll Its mettle Icy winning all Its re­ piiolely cllmoxcd with u diimi' al | varsity stols in the IIMLds* V I' l> 1 4711 141.16 100 points and 20 flrsta. woil by Ihe KlIH nodiliiimm to the hlnng l 2899 186 142.19 maining itumea. Other, In the top 10 were Okla-1 J s 'i'' x K J T eingc. In, hi,',', 11 nlmills nf doner iNMi-tri 1‘eier I first two weeks' drills. David ffrflA fifth; Rfih* u iu l.. V ’?*1 < mifojTnco« first Wise in IlitH) 110.10 171' mm fourth* UCLA, MissisOnly I*. K. lunar, wlilrli liars lltlkur, Tin* rd timing engers are, Jim flushes of gi«al aln j» nvrr nil rrrnnl prnbnnly Hillgiilg Dick Aiken will Holler 117 1.10. 140 fotro Dam. .‘seventh; swayed the voters The Badgers post-sea* on I ills, will not par­ I ; l ilio add In the rmutieiiloiis ocindon Tnvltirre, C|o"ler, V J'icrry twin 139.9 ness E E B N if I8H Trnnesxce, ninth; Texas, loth. ticipate In the rhnm|doiuhl|i won six. Inst two anil tied one with some of hIn iippeaNog viirnh. Smith, Ilullmidale; John Inignunl, I, on K. Ilnrdi 133. on 1102 167 Points are based on 10 for first, game while the Boilermakers nf even Ihmiuli Ihry won Ihe northWe I 11rail ire, N. .1 ; lames Carlin, Tomorrow's grumliose pursdr ...... 1 • Hurnell 3069 112.10 182 nine for second, etc. down the lino. ern srrtion a mouth ugu. (hi llie Dlivlumt Hindi; luck (Iksni'e, Purdue won four, lost three anil will romoirnre id llie lake frool i I, r1111-11 o Miller 2962 128.8 194 hails of records, HI, Augosllnr'* I'.ik Ilidjte, III.; til win Hansel, 11 f 1 1 ..........1 . ‘ h" I dradtoeked two games hand shell and proceed down -'2;^ ... Stanley 760 1-16 129.9 The leaders (first-place votes In KrllrrllniiH will qualify as llie I 'iivinitlon, Ky nml Jim Yrmge, fourth spot. Big Ten Commissioner Tug Wil­ I'srk Ateiiue In Firs) Hlreel I'resent l l i t parentheses): 170 129.1 nnrlhrrn rhamplon und wilt play son disclosed Wlsennsin was voted Miami, who will join Ihe sipmd swinging easl down Fir»l to Ihe Almost the Von llrrbutlx Van Nrs H M 10 129.1 1 19 I Michigan State (88) host In Ihe wionrr of loinorNiw 1.4001 In by a clear makirlly nml said: idles font hall •eilH'lll corner of Magnolia where a time lldng rail he "(lid of llnh 2 . Southern Cot (24) " I strongly believe Wisconsin night'* engagement, "spontaneous" prp rally will rill...... 1,244 T'lie four freshmen win, are m il AVERAGES ndiiMle Ihe uflrrnoon irlrlira1,221 will make a line showing In the hilled Tor varsity i,nly are. Milli­ Ihd,ami nliaiirlccd o 27-9 "hid Pin* Avg. II.G. 3. Georgia Tech (20) 4. Oklahoma (3) .......... 793 Hose Howl Hut I will sav that they thiiis in vigoroos IU12 Celery ard Slliers. Hanford: Nick I'llInrklotr lit the hands of Keller -col 6627 197.19 108 3. 749 face the toughest competition in the C L A ........................... rit'1. Xrnln, Cl; Hubby CormpMinis mid (lie Seminole* fell to Ibis Fed fushhin. \'»u llethull* 6121 191.11 101 n. U Itv (iAVLL TALItirr Mississippi (3) _____ .... .. 331 whole howl series " Hpeetoele Impi einai in, Cuw'ry, loll. Jarksoni llie; and Harry smile riinslol eleven, IK It, the fir»t I 1111 nil 6190 192.21 209 7. Notre Dame .. . .. .144 Badger Coach Ivy Williamson eiilisl Hie osslnlmne ,,f John Hell. Ilradeolon. NKW YOIIK i.f* - .link Krauicr Toiirliton loothnll "ill.iuk (he locals have will 6290 169.22 181 H. Alabama ( ! ) ............ 491 said: Hill tilirrell, a iiiiii h tlerIlian finully ipiil" hedglni! In the birth I I’nuke suffered io (heir own ixrouml" Audi's, iiiiiinioiidi'i nf llie Civil Ail 169.9 208 6922 9. Trnneasce 294 "In Southern California, well since way hark in 11110. The com- I'tlllnl; Mi*" Ollie Iteeie Whillb', Iasi •ear froii, Del.nml allil Ted eiimlng Ixsue of Sport mtnjniine HT. Texas 289 lie playing the ties! West Coast filet* Chili diiectur; John 11 Cassidy, a liTti rmnn ill HTill fiom and sny* Uiul he expert" Frank paiatlve score theory might tend HILS Second 10: team since Ihe howl pact was cy, Del.and hiinil iniixtni; mid Mi io favor Hanford since the Feds A. II. Mrltmiuy, spoiisoi of tie* Dnytolin lleiidi, me also staled Kedumnn of Australia to turn tiro a 71 match tour to settle this In* 11. Tulsa (8) 113 started. We'll he the underdog and frsslonnl idler the liavi" I'np dial Irrnntlonnl feud It would not be 12. Wisconsin for varsity, duly. held Kctterlliiu* to one less touch­ I'ep Cluh tills week. ........ 97 rightfully *n " Morliind released Ihe following lenge Humid nl Adelaide next mi exhibition, like other shows In 13. Duke down, hut other scores do not. ........ 87 In Los Angeles. Southern Cal .Spumous n t this revised and perniniiinl rage seheil- inunth and join him mid oilier* the past. This one would be set 14 Purdue . . Take ns an example Basils, ... 94 in n world lour I It) nlxn guaran­ The Hemlnolrs blanked them 7-0, up on a dog-cat'dog, 'pay as you 13. Maryland F3 hornegoruing w ill! ul'*' ___ 38 Dec. 2—I’atrlck Air Force, Co­ tee* to kick Ihe stuffing mil nf win' basis. The more you win, the 17. Florida but DeLam! nilmlnlxlerrd a lo­ ......... 38 ID. Kentucky ho Hylvla Hnyos, Ihe ynung Annie con. l l defeat In Ihe Lake Cnuntlans, more money you make " 28 20. Virginia 18. Princeton Osrnrled liy Mel " I think Sedginan will turn pro H i t , ll— Florida Southern, HeHanford knocked off Palntka, —make no mlslnko about thirl," Fleischer; Killy I Lorn I 16*13, Del,anil did a lltlte hit PIIONH 22 Nlxs with Huh Dee. 10— Hollins, Winter I’nrk declares the lanky rullforninn, whu heller, 17*11. Morris; H e l e n ' DIre |il— linlversily of Florhlu, (nr some five years has been rre STEAM HEATED Tim Bulldog" will nmteli lheir ngnliod a* Ihe king of the money [ VV e I d i e und (inimsvitl outstanding running hiteks, Jim "I'm sure Ihe exciting' Honk* 11'gisli‘i; r*c lh Luke Finexl, Luke For* player* Itrarn mid Wit Henry, niroln*t news will break after llie Davis . jS Hope W e I d I e esl, 111. Hnhfoid's Junlni’ Metis mid K< mnlche* are cmnpleled .wllh Sain liirnh. Ili'i IU I llinoi", W esleynii, I Flip l^iekett. Mot's linn Mill up I.0HK "Y es. I think I ran heal Frank soli. I hey Hit] lie IIh’otnini'lnn. HI vurds lids aiasou and prnhohly is Hedgmnn and Fm eager To Iry feat...... . 1,1 Ihe Hr, 22 Heloll. Iletnll. W1« the RFC top scour wilji 02 points it In la el, every night I sny an Jufohxtin eiilly f l o a t s .Inn :( Fnlverslly of l.oiiisvllh1, extra prayer in tin* hope Hint 1*11 in four unmey. Hconl reports on lleLaml which will tepresenl every eluh Hnrnsolu get 11 crack al him And 1 have Jan b t'nlveisily of Tmiipo, reason In believe my prayers will readi llesrii — rxrrtlrnl hard und urgmiiiutlon at Hemlnola drlvlua runner, purllrnlsrly nil* High Hclimd in tumnrruw's par- Del orrut 1 he answered real soon Jun. 12 University of Miami, ■epl al rlrcllna his ends and sn udo. "The possibility of Scdgman exrellant mini and kirk off run* turning pro has been given an Over 2011 purllclpmils will con­ (*•>11)1 (illllll'S .Inn. 17 Itullins, Del.atld backer, llcnry— Hears watching, elaborate airing in the newspaper." verge on Ihe Memorial .Stadium .Inn. 2U University of Tainpu, In recent weeks There have been very clever, especially on run­ gridiron Io singe Ihr rolorful Inthe usual unconfirmed report*, ru­ ning reverses, Del.and line— la Irrmlsslon demonatrallon. HIIH Tnmpa Jan. 21—Georgln Tencliers, Do- mors, denials and general verbal student James Davis will nar­ mare than adequate and block* exchanges, lull mnsl of Ibis (raffle l.und rate Ihe historical text during ln» aupport prut Ides dlslanre Jan. 21— Mercer University, He- has wound up on n deadend fnr running of both Hearn and Ihe show wihllr Htunrl Calcbd's slrrel I'rojeclion Club will liamlle Ihe Land Ifenry. nummary—(loud team"This Is easy- Io understand effective ground lighting anil Jan. II — Patrick Air Force Offense slightly heller than de­ spotlighting f r o m strategic Scdgman Is rnmmlHcd In play In Ihise. DeLnnd fense, Capable of upselling any pnlnla on ilia field. Fell. I — University nf Mlmitl, the Davis Clip tnalrhes which gel of Ihe tup teams In Ihla area. under wuy at Adelaide Dee 21. The gigantic program begins Drlaxnd After Inst Thursday night's Feh. 7—Florida Houthern, Lake­ nml you can bet that nothing will gruelling 2H-7 losa to Kilgcwntcr, with llm sputa being turned on a happen In change his amateur duet accompanied by the land Hanford's second of Urn acason, cornelhand playing, "Indian Love Production of • picture that matches the greatness of his Feh. Ill—Florida State, Talln- status until Ihe Ausslcs have the thn Bemlnnlrs survived the battle HUB Call." Lights on a screen will sil­ cun safely lucked away again. of attrition In fairly good shape houette an Indian bravo while a ha"see Thnt would npp appear .. in lie the had *Tht Best Yasrs of Our Lives* mul "Detective Story* Feh. 20- Georgia Teacher*, Col- new* with two alight Injuries to lluaaell group from the I'ep Cluh Is spot­ the Australians have been legelmrn, Ga. "Wop" Mann anil All-RFC Ucklo lighted oil n Indian village scene. In hear. They can’t give Feh. 21 — Mercer University, expecting prospect Joe I'lrkens, The scene Ihen changes while Scdgman another wedding present Mann rnmo up wllh a sprained Dm Dr Land hand plays, ''Ameri­ Mnron, (la. In keep him nmatrur. ns they did Frh, 20—Florida Hlwto, Didamd n year ago, and the World Tennis snkto In thn final period Inst ca." Lights flush on a group sign­ Thursday night mid Plckena rum- ing tlio Declaration of Indepen­ Federation, though a most ainlnhlc nlnlned of a bruised arm, Coaches dence. Rowling Standings body, probably would balk nt n Fleming mid (Innas assure Dm On Ihe srrrrn then will be long lories n f "anniversary" fans, however, that both star de- allhourlls of a "Minnie Man." CITY LEAGUE purse*. fenslve players will t»eo unite a In Ihe finale, Ihe I'ep (Tub and ILH. In outlining plan* fnr Ills world Ihe Freshman Hire Club form 2I8P tour, Kramer also make* It plain hit of action Unmirrnw night. HI li»« Machine 29 Ihe lighted tell ern, "W. H . A." The past Iwn days have seen 2182 ho is counting upon Ken McGregor, Are Gins* 29 In red, while and blur. Ihe Feds working on defense 212(1 Sedgman’s running mnle, to tako Post Dlflce 18 Tlio (ileo Cluh nnd Udh hands and accelerated blocking fur 2188 the hlg Jump too. Htanley-Hoger* IS then rmnhlne to sing and play, Dn writes: noch runners as Malta and 2141 Celery City 14 "America tbu lleaiitiful," illrocl"My idea i* to send Bedginon Laghett, Hie Hanford coaches 2106 Fla. Power A Light 12 ed by Mr. Cowloy. Aa thin la going and Iho No. 2 Aussie, McGregor, »Spressed Ihe nphtlon of loral lleaull* Wedne*d»y Plight against Pancho Segura and me in grid experts when they aptly on Dm Htatuto of Liberty will he m l It, 'T his In going to lie n flasneil on the screen while the Htlne Blnchlno 1 lough game und while anything color gunril of the Hanford OAF Kin. Power A Light 0 j vui'ii stands at attention. cm happen. Hanronl must bo Tlgorcalx 9 Aa nosemary Garner. HHB mu­ Htanley-Hoger* ranked the underdog for this sical student, put U, "Tlila pageant Are Glaaa Bearcat* 0 Panthers tMIe fray." 2 will ho very beautiful and nil the Celery City Bobcat* nanos, the linn mentor, flatly unlta havu worked hnrd to perfect roat Office . I itnted that If his ends runout ronm It." nigh 8cried through, then Hanford haa little /#- f u \ s o l VI* y i r n t Paul Poaold ................ rnanre nf stopping Hearn, Hunry II. Appleby ................ .,1 BONUS PLAYERS rJom l DeUnd, J . HerUt .................. Calvin Wright, who pruvpd him* High Game »’ H O ft I f At s DETBOIT WV-Th# Detroit Tiger* J , llerhst ...................... ...... In the rugged KdgewnUr duel, announced M ay they, (lad signed IM7 Hanford Are. Fh. I l l s . tiled on heavily for this Dana Nafi, IS-yaar-old Unlvcralty 1>, Peauld *«f»***'*■**♦IHMi*»Me*real»t*»/«'(’»|»«104 all-important DeUnd .......... ......................... 100 of Kentucky basketball player, ai P. Eitol ROY W ALL MIXED LEAGUE an outfielder for a aubatantlal W. 81 & ned to name Urn 80 figure bul denied a, newspaper re* 18 K In to Tech Takes Sports limiiulup Navy turned down a bid to 0 meet Alabama following a conference In Washington between Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, academy com m an-4 dant. nnd Secretary of the Navy Kimball. A spokesman laid that It was decided to turn Ute bid down because of the long-standing posi­ tion adopted by the service aca­ demics not to participate In post­ season games. Shortly thereafter Orange Bowl President Sam McCormick an­ nounced In Miami that Syracuse had agreed to take on Alabama, Syracuse, considered the e lt u of Inr East, lost He opening game to * Bolling Air Force Base and * dropped another to top-ranked, un­ beaten Michigan State. Thn announcement took the city of Syracuse by storm. SludenU tied up downtown Irafflo and carried Ihr (cam's coach, Ftoyd (Ben) Srhwartswaldcr on their ahouldera. "This whole thing Is wonderful. I'll never forget this," Schwartzwalder gasped._________ MemorialStadlum Gvent Schedule Hntiiinolc* ruining) Celery Fed Schedule No*. 29—Dr I, and, here (Hnmfrominv) Personal 1 To Women Willi' Nagging Backache H"i «ina tw<k»*S*, Iws of ps»*a4«Hrar. sn<t ditxlM M M l kadiM ta tfc * i|..wn at XMatf (xMlia*. Owtan M ftH xi.|>~r funtiioa l* nrr l*tw u«H r b**4 tH.lih. «h>> m m m o w M4JUH,iwk tlrrM and a lra l* . tauMn th k ln>parua» 1 - '- - ‘•-■'-na dualoaoldof w ra a a d iM i- - * ra u M K ttla a u p alta h U n rfr a a iM a lM Diin «iI Milact iwiM 1your nd lluaa bulhar n a , t r y P s » * > d lu n tla . U**d •ataaaafuOr ty n n r l lm n . lia 1 — *— l)<*a*a a l n hapav furl*—h r lp lh a f f m .____ ts Ur* Hiuhout wa*U. U*l TODAY — WEDNESDAY JENNIFER ©livier-Jones WILLIAM WYLERS w L Jm JL I-3 ever v■ # in V J 68 LEAGUE' ^ ON THE STAGE! 1 0 TONIGHT WEDNESDAY 7:30 P. M. SwfordBewIIng TUESDAY ONLY — 9:00 p. M A4vmmb v KsMs m P ot Sprinc and Summer 8poneored by JL end P. W. Club — Presented By wmwzfo-w V- •i *i- . 1 , gw>.V I — (Home- Nor, 27 f'MMUIIH Vi, Kustls (Celery Tilt) ON OUR SCR LORN — LAURENCE Nov. 28 vs. DcLaml a^sssst "• Adv �jrjcr I T TOU DOTTT HIE WEATHER receh# jour Ssnford Herald, Cltf hirreusing cloudiness with scatter♦il shown* III n-nlral portion toh i hi ami In south Thursday. Cold ri exit emu 11nr Hi Ihlti jllernixiti and In mirth and rrnlral portions to­ night and Thursday. Delivery, by 7:00 P. M.. please rail & YELLOW CAB 1444 h g H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X L 1 V Established 1908 Mike DiSaile Summoned For C ontrol Talk SANFORD, . M a r i n e * C n r i v ( ’• M ii.r.H leL .E n M n l» * r v : m FLORIDA U i d ^ e .. . ©op Level Discussions W ill Settle Issue Of Whether To End Or Pi\sh Controls Assoclnleil Press I.eased Wire WEDNESDAY NOV. Z«. 1952 Nt». 119 China Has Already Rejected Indian Proposal For Truce, Vishinski Discloses To UN Allied Bombers Plaster Enemy Troops, Supplies Minister Con­ demns I’ ' IMjm As Ikully Violatinjr Democratic Kijrltts >YU't By STERLING F. GREEN I cjici WASHINGTON UP - Michayl V Dlxalle, former price udmlnislra(or, h i* been summoned to Wash ^jfton for level discussions . what to do alwmt the nation’s control* program. Kroiiotnle Sla I M l I ’D N ATIO N S N V Jv— blllter Roger I. Putnam an liti'-ia 's \ttdrei V Vtshmsky annouttced toil ay Moiiiiecd today that Communist There are sharp difference* of < t'in. 1 altvadv had turned down Inopinion amonj! the administration's .o.i - compromise plan for ending lor> planners. Some want wane and the Korean pi tsuiter of w ur deadprice control* strengthened and to, K extended beyond Ihclr present ex \ ishtnsk) .oldressetl the t ! N plratlon dale, April 30 Others want tty HOIIKItr TDCKMAN I'olitical Committee shortly after all control* to be lifted. SKDllL ..I*—Allied fighter bomb ih.it no nation body had voted to President Truman hn* the power er* slammed high explosive* and civ,- priority to tlie Indian pfnposend the controls If he desire*. , flaming jellied gasoline ml it .it which Russia already had ru­ Dlsalle (iult as the nation’s price sprawling lied troop and supply le ,ted boss last sprint; to moke an un­ concentration near Wonsan on ihe Ihe Soviet toreign minister said successful drive for n If. S. Senate Communist East fount today (In- Helping government had been seat from Ohio, A democrat. Dl­ Pilot* suhl the whole area burst •■tven a copy of tin* resolution by salle tost to Sen. John llriclier. Into flame Dense clouds of smoke the Indian government and hud the Republican Incumbent rose thousand* uf feel Five large .1 , 1 1 1 it- negative reply two days Two men hove since taken over secondary explosions were lunched n o For that te.ixitn, tie -.aid, the SUFFKIIINO CONTORT! TMI FACT of •* irhn *9 * Miirxh an hi* \n currlid from Korrn’i Pinpoint Rldgi* at head of the Office of Price off. indicating direct lots on am "intiilttee would he merely waxti v l.iM lh rrn ri'k m n iru ilcf wh» '« 1 ’ * rn^v .n p ain lc*** h for tht* w oum lril Stabilisation (OPS). Kill* Arnull ptiiimlhm stores. n. time to pursue it-, jircsent du­ i-ii.iTi m?n »'X|*ii'ftaihiiisi itiit « i * * 11 ** l’l»f* mmi Im"Ipifijij t«> iNit i % \Limh, ut and Tithe Woods. Arnall resigned P S .Satire Jet* and Communist ll it,* on the Indian plan ** Nu./ jto>pi tu 11tutu J.tiiiti A MiUvi, ui I.ihmUI, 111, 4(*. wY. A a v y /iu<J topfuil u f r o m DttvniuUunal^ Aug. U and Wood* announced two MIG 13* clashed deep over North \t Ihe same tune, however. VI ARTHUR SUMMfRFlllL) c o t OVUA CULP HOBBY days ago that he Is (|idtting at Korea Allied pilots mode no claims huekv offered a series of anieml* •he end of this month. of damage or deslrurlion mi nts i , i the Indian propiixal in an * tv«'III I '1111k Vtill llk\ . i'll 'it ■t ft' !•' •a Putnam, who Is on record u* Along the halllefropl f N mf.m ittempl to him , it into line with ft »■* v tin ui favoring a 14-month extension of try men hurled hack no assault Itv 1ltt> F i itim! I'*'* 'ii llit'sia - <leii and- for tepafrlatlon I W Il Vi » wa«e and prire controls, made about 120 screaming Chinese Beds \rni\ \\ V« « lie It •*!»* ht.t.l. i l i ,11 p riso n .. > ill ..f It i;. i public a totter to Dlsalle In which irmed their Central Frnnl r.rt.L Ilium I It* It*- jrtf-l tn .,1. - ♦ Mi* 1 .111•«i for .10 till mediate nnd It was Indicated that Dlsalle agree* * on the southern slope* of \ .itmiiiil t ’niiiim11it . mpl He n 1,i >r (ire on the liasis an the need for keeping anti • Height* the savage, close t the .irmi-tiiT * point . agreed up Inflation control* (nailers fighting raged for fool it 1*.111llillll |tl 01 XXtill tin* .iiIdition hoot* Sen. Maybank (P -SO said Mon­ t .1 |•t4»\ iNllllI i ot foil np.itrintiim WASHINGTON >JT> - President day that Ihe White House I* con The Air Force announced that 1 Oil >•41111•rn aideering abolishing control* before elect Elsenhower’s newest appoint l.t feed G Foster of 8nn Antonio \ t l» \ MilY-t t ukshim I’amlil. the new Congress convenes, nnd k n n - i f t n A t ment*. like hi* earlier ones, have D f t l i c j l t i o n , knocked down lux fifth Communist l.ief hullkill ill*IrtMir listened in* that a number of administration * U l j i l U s tll /\L brought general applause from lie warplane .Saturday nnd became 'll IX iit Mu* Si »\ li*f tuiretgn mintsofficials are known to favor such a G r o w t h O t* S n n f n i v l publican leaders and even sum* America's 2llh ace uf the Korean 1 tol.l * i llu* < * Communist fpurae. The White House, however. i . democrat* nnd promise* of m War Foster’s claim was confirmed ,1111hill uf tin* 1mil,in resolution laid President Truman ho* nositeh rlo u s e d W i t h V i s i t nperallon from the Democralle in after n stiuly of gun camera film i . hin-kx Sslhl It XX,1s |HVStoll >1«* tilt* plllll. ___ nimheiit.s The Air Force also confirmed IViptiig reply still had not heutt Putnam said Dlsalle Is expected it o u. . The latest choices announced that M n| Vernon J Lyle, Alexan V Christmiis |.in a.I.-, luiffle . insmttUd to the Indian delega­ \ I I .t *: t - 1 S is I V* - •Dis ti A lire i*. ,Vini.rit,.M t. ' " ‘*rna.... ot*. «, . Inure, tlrlu. Vu , shot down a MIG 13 Frt P utoam T aft "ndaiier nex week wtMk Miami, wu* swamped with visitor, HOP National tion lieie duv * .y durlrijf hi* visit here lute yesterday i ^ ih! K ,t'" r',ri" " 1 "I'enlriir uf the Mayfair Mi Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei the controls problom 1 The Bed assault on . Jackson Y Vnhm.sk) denounced India’s itrothm anil ? ,,‘l early Iml ay, tlui’ng wlilch lime i.L iJIL V r A’abtoet nod two women 1"'!l “ eoneert ....nd the organliallnn, admlnlstrntlim ♦trillion and j„. advocated full cooperation with V ' kt . 7. Mr. nvlt. dedliallun of the new Ti ourist Heights exploded shortly after mid S t u i ’ in <'t'litlit io n s peace plan »* a "gross violation 1o making , ti,„ to nonrulmtil pMti—Mru Ovitu iiiiii.hnip vaMii night Communist artillery tinot drmnernlle rights ' lie said the K 1';.™ L * m‘Un‘ 1s -” ™ > « K . r C E ........ Z < •*. "»llohl.y ♦ “-<. Culp of !“»• Hmiaton a* head K h , X T m l r l^ 'W lv u lHie wgala leashed a terrific barrage brforp Ideh decision was "illegal" and taken of the Federal Sacurlty Agency ;wl„ tiling Tliuiikagtvmg Da, a> lie 111 I lli- \sMii iittnl I'lt'kk Ihe infantry attack and kept lobbing Du-. :i il. lie Hinted that southern senator* and Mrs lhclip* of In. speech, Iji Fntnl, ley Baker Priest of A spokesman Inr Putnam’* Ken W im l ’ h ijtp rtl smuk ctii iti)ii <1 .ui unit, i the leiulet ship of tin* United high explosives into Dir Allied pouf John Pierson is elialnnan of the 3, him fell, pn«to| of Ihe t tv o <ln flap u v *•ri)i i»vi*i ^ hit* mi huiiN ixl D'f 'Sl.de nomlc Stabilization Agency said should he In u very important pus Jh)l"'i'.nliL H S £ !L M ,rrHT rr (toil Which will In- Mlxiteii ut VrMO 3i.nia during the i»*ht 8.. Coi.gre**, u*..ley ih \ pedal elo-.ed dour meeting of _____ __ hst r iiu i. i1 , lotlav• 4X1411II11.1 YMn, M11fI .11'1I 1.’il l \ Il .Mlllili, Ii t ill Diiallc definitely will not succeml ithiri In the If.__ The Beds were driven off after thi llnilld fklutotr p. nest Wednesduv with Ihe l.lg . In. *1 Western powers derided last cnrrv n hulnnce of power which \Pfood* a* OPR director. This makes a total of 11 np li'lui*tnm* pniude, »|ion»orid mlnt- a virions hand grenade amt small iiifn m lih' lx twatti'-* 1 lull lit With f1 1 1 > illmill.: stilt'. .!• .m.i hi.'. kllU night to soppoit tlto priority move will lie important in setting up llio In* 1.4'] lrv«‘i1 tlotok 1 1Oil Ilf lt« | \ 1 . .♦..!> Mobilisation officials snld Put­ |H)lrtmerits hy Elsenhower to tlnle. |v i,v the .Men haut A**oelathui arms haltlc trend uf events. 111«>-nl th g.nt in ,•vi'l> iih> \ t U Nl*f t|\ *1*4 i t h if iMtl amt Mien action . ism ii ed couimltnam handed his recommendation* future and t)i Junliii Chumhei' .t * I,,, seven to rnhlnrt poslllnns That was the only ucliim of any Com "Pm lust v isitin g Broun p u.hHH., On -|wui A iIlia ill hull. ' in < i » m w kiit'Ji in i i. lint tII >tlKl III t if!lil t It ill \lmt. 1 1 Besides Summerfleld. Ihe other no i u , -ise ahum Ihe lilciik Di3 mile ho alute,” lie " ..ill yt-hler iln v ufler luploiii.ils viewed tin priority "iihl Whhl.ll g u . t !l44llk,* til l,4ll| .. f..iil III pinw vVIS l i l t nift'il in noon, "and talking with the pen cnhioel officers—stilt let*! Id almost Festivities wdl be tesniaul at iciiii hulllollnc vot, i a tlpoll that ., ilia jorlty Y A r 11 hum .' lave 1.. 1 M|’ fllill • /• Jllnli • 4iftn- 1 MWIt certain Senate confirmation are Elsewhere eighth Army head pie to learn what they’re thinking -tH> p rn Thursday with a -luif l.fe, HID? 1• |illt MTU 4, l\ Ml ,t 1*It 1 In . 1 I • ||. 1. hi if Ii i I,, i o liiiiiid io Ihe uinnilMee reported only small skit III 1• h « )-. i it in nliniit aliii what they want a* to John I’nsler Dulles a* soiretiir) fie hoard louniament in l-'oit Met 'Oiuriers |«l H1. i..4| u , gettci1 •» ii > mill h. m.i * t .M.I 44Hllllt .... fi 11 III* .1 111 Hit111 I * I* * 1 1 4 1 1 « t ti I * l| * * It H 9 I n it I ilo In Washington doling the ruin of stale, Charles E Wilson ns see lop Park. Mr, am) Mi * -foe Mur lllill i nmn hitio 11In 'Ll* II* uiivt' y. 1 ti .1t1 t s \i *h i.l IY ,i|>lMi mills i< h retary of defense. George M Hum inv nnd Mr and Ml*. It S llowan mg year I'lllt i klu- ii illll.TI .4xr ill’ I X|.iMll>i 1* ii III 4 i'll ,»t. 1 ini| .. t . ♦ III* 'ini in "I'm g*t to phrey as secretary of the Treasury. will he ill charge of the compeli P llild D u tf/ ib n lo ir o "Pm always pleased to get Hhl P .it > .I fel|h'i i 4in li iif tile |1m1 1 1 k14f ami u >1 •1 l.iw a Ml ■..Mil lurorisc Herbert Brownell us attorney gen tion between the New Hmvina and V IIIIH I Scminulu County and am surprised t In Hunk n'I IllOH.Iih 4, 1 *Ini |ti x11 t \l1lllfl*‘-»nl ,, <MJ .I ul ll.l tlMi 1 Il'Y.I'. at tile ruph g r o w t h h ere u l t n m i g h c r u l , O r e g o n ’ * ( ! « v D o u g la s Me 8anfon| Tourist I'lobs, foffer .nut to M.1 , ,1 go lilt ill's Its >t till'll III tf TUBA lilt’ only ............. kay os secretary of interior and dougliniits will be servedftie of A Vernon Morgan, clinical psycho- I’m , .sometime-lieaway ill* » i. ti 4.1 I»M tlm nu1 llif fitt'hl pointed out Dial Kira Taft Benson as secretary of charge to player*, " g is t Of the ....... I Guidance Clinic II. | > • .1 iit I out Hint Alio I o nto, III HIM f lif 9M l Gth- litlt tin WI'.itit (Continued On Page Four) agriculture. The .Seminole High School I,ami of Orange County, simke to mem­ xlnuil.l In- tliHttkful toi tio* milt, t « t Km i iii % I if in i■!».«Itlv tniM Also named are former Guv will present a concert at r>.(UI p. m ber* of the film Club at thdr — ml tilings \xitli whli-ti tlicv m it Hit iiii'ii' in 'I JIMit t"f-l .11111 |ll\1 ,1 Sen.itot |,)m il F Itnvle x;tid In Harold Stasscn uf Minnesota a* under the direction of Krm.MCow meeting io the Yuclil Club last Fifty one |K*o]ile allendetl a Farm t,l. ' * . *t. ao*t that n "l.- it**i nuv ,,f t III •i1IL*1111iKI Imi |,|V ilux In- ti.ix iikiiIi* nu rucuminondiimutual scFitrlly administrator and (ey, tiandninster. The new ........ night about the work that i* being Hureau tllnner conducted luxt niuht tbuokuig Gml than iu’ l vxitl, yom V\lf|lh tlllkl l*V*'t |m(i*i | «111 «l|111 linn- in ibivernor Warren us to Gov. Sherman Atlums of New Ituildlng will lie dedicated at 7 mo ■t Hit* Future Farmers of America long,,.* lx in Ihe way vou live accomplished at the clinic. Mi.it li.i fiij'i’i i «I * til, ti.ilfn mill \ 11 wlni Imnlil Iii* appointed In tile lulling Hampshire as assistant to the p m An uddre.* of well..... .. wdl hull, during which re|airls on the Mr. Morgan first outlined the ,, Tin *i"-nk,-r uiiiiniuiilud • vci v lllilllv il.il tit I Im. Inv iy 11 ui { n t 'unlit x lmxpit.il Inuml "I trustees rnl. given hv Mayor william Rlrin- ^tatr- ronvenlion laxl week were tote should hm-p the "s|,nilual MlIIII* 14114 I functioning of the nervous sys­ alid Ii'xealed tile Gnxetnnr lias Tint The twu other calilnel ntemhers, pet ami a key to the clid> will l.c resented liy George l) Swart/ and glow." and that thanks mov 1„- . x tem which lie stated I* the fold* "I hr K.ui . If 0*11 11 l*l|. *111 the secretaries nr commerce amt presented to the president of the |„j,n p|,.rxon Itln ,-ugti , loo. I, ottco,loo,. tiiiiii’it mil In •i •1 Ilit II'I I iiiiiImi i nut a. teil linn (ur iulxici- in the fur tnuny of the human body's dif­ malt, i ficulties. The Clinic, established nVLnt l viin H ' u' . iilV !'* B °v J*",1*' Bpencei, Mr Swart* told of general ae lie aid thanks stoml,I l.<* given foi isp Btinday's horse riding show con­ U|T/n,u "I li.ixi'h'l taken anv a* Hun and itt'ptiburnn Sons Walking of pri siili'nt <»f ih*' Chunilipr of f »»n» fivUlrn vYhili* Mr I*irr«»n told of ini|n\ ‘’tin* about 10 year* ago, had. u ruse gfvrti |H «m a i l»» A I V V ii In l.t il) If til f Oils (if I .It s don't intend to make anv pei xnnal load last year of approximately duct art on the Farmers Auction Utah. Welker of Idaho nnd Hlcken- metre. Mr. Ball will make » res u tivltii'H of th«* voting |»t*opli* in k< » looking up ' Iloo > IIIII f if 1 ;i fill ii * «•*!•* V • t« « > l l«'d tecomiiieiiilallons iinluxx ruipiesltMO children, he said. Many of the ground* by the Dusty Bouts Biding tooper of town, a* well as Demo- pensive speech. •'i'myi'r tl»f if nu lest powt'i hlilhu .i Vs lit .i Mi l H a n il VVA * f\ %tiif •• V9«.tfi i*d In the Goternor " he said . cratle Hep. Albert Thoms* of Tex Vocal musk will he iireM-nted bv , A „ T.,i*.irit nre.t.tent of the ' out it m tiir liMinlt of hmiiiin lo-iOkp* Children areb ^ sent front school* I Club of Sanford In eoniunrtiun die 8< as, wero omon "So lar I've heard nothing Irum while'others eVme from j u v 3 clety *.h*, ™ *,™ *. Hni1' and the hDaytons Beach rid­ I allalia-.ee The Guvcrniii hasn't courts. asked mx ads lee Hi* said Ihe Because of the Clinic's limited ing Club was termed a Success to­ by C. R- Dswsnn. Cmi'itmi pusxddv may make the prrionnrl, lie suiil the work has uf day“Over 200 people attended the appiiintini-iilx wittnmt i uiixnlllng necsaalty to lie of it diagnostic nuhim tura only. The services of h well Interesting eight-event show,” he llll.l "Ed Esllnger. performed lie |»,inled out that a board known psychiatrist nre secured for declared. tn<........... V ot has Ineii xubinllled hv the local tricks with his trained horse that sij hours a week, thereby Aboutt six i"hl Cill/cli- Hospital I ‘mil nut lee fur surpassed stunts I hnve seen In limiting treatment Ing Ihe psychiatric* . . ul IV appioxal lix tin* tbivi riior the llarnum and Bailey circuses" The •*ch child can receive. pli <1 Mr. Kslingrr's horse laid flat Seoatoi saol lie had received a let* Mr. Morgan explained thu three loot tei from tills i iiminillce on its hack with only one command which ilyprs of learning which nre the singing ........ , , , ttf 'I miu i it» VVi’sh r i uml i t-nM.il *lati*d "fuvurublu conslduralion" luncheon meeting ul tin* Am'l'1 Kun^ds M ail for forming the child's char­ front its master. After receiving nit Inn uf the people uf Ihe South In Mv fMirrittiri, IjhIhIh I- asked u)hui the xeleetbm by Ihe M ' Tli^1 formn 1 *oilunVng"nf tl„* May .. Mrs. . Henry Thurston and Mrs n round of applause from the Hlckentoopcr praised all three acter or personality as follows: letlford prepared two 2.V iMiund Chili. Martin mlnccIphiT, picsl'iciil urn- p.itkifl and -Mm mini lr,i\i»l hospital rommillce ".mil your groat ‘ uf tin* dull, offlclnleil ut the m '1' ( t s wi*ri* I’Yi'ii > f i « * t 9 i n Mu* 1) Conditioning, or learning to crowd, the horso promnlly bent appointments, amt Thomas said fair Inn, taking Bt a luumtii" turkeys for the supper last night. one leg and gracefully bowed and a dance, will lie startwl at 7:iin mduence m then 'the eommltMr*, ilohhv "will do the lob Just b« independent; ’J ) Imitation, or while members brought salad* anil log- Dave Lain*, lunipn. was mt •• i .tt Ainlilnnum down without the slightest prompt­ p. m. Saturday, followed by the , , , , , lee's l heliull would he greatly ftplike it ought to be done " observlng thu adult; and ft) exper­ dessert* Geneva members wen* dm ed ax a guest, Neal' I atiel III, a htlsloilil >il lx.ill [Hm all'll " Ed Untie HiutDimi eil that a Inde x ience. or phases that cause emo­ ing from Mr. Kslinger. Postmaster General Donaldson municipnl concert til H:U<i p. in. nt " f t was utnuxlug," Mr. Dawson wired congratulations to Rummer- the Souihsldt' School. The concert well represented at the meeting " l,l."V ,'"’,lv ""t'h'huis was |hiB, Seiialin lloxh* nnd County night will he held at 7:iill P- m tion*) upsets. The physical and em­ A covered dish supper will he *’* BMi'u-tt in .1 -iium Mrifl I'ninnii'NiiimT 11 M exnrrn* otional reactions of a child are exclaimed, "I have never seen n field ntul offered eo-opcrnllnn In will feature Vassllka Petrova. «« held at the FFA Building ill 7 (X) De, r, nt the Parish House " f lh> „mMj„Mthat some of the reand Stuart Fastufsky, vlolli.lv Cross Episcopal Church. A Hum leilx ot persons also were ,.,| closely related, he duclnred and horse who understood the com­ transferring authority. Summer- pruno, p m. Dec. 10 It'iiHilHunl On e««r T s i t .............. ............. ... ' xponsilillitv for the selection of thu letter was read from the I Hot cause some children t i retreat mands so well and acted according­ field said ho hope* tu meet with Club, which thanked the Klwnnls Irnxleex should fall to the County within themselves while others he- ly."The Recretnry-treasurer of tht Donald ion soon. Board uf Commissioner* Clot, for u conirltmllun of Shit f„< John L. Thurston, acting federal » * come aggressive or abusive to hide Sanford Farmer* Auction, Inc., Ciiiiinilssionur Pope said hu he* security •administrator In tho ab­ Mheir true feelings or to gain atthdi ndlk fund. Dawson pointed out, "Thi* Is sence abroad of Administrator Os­ d tlie hoard should be con* San tio n which they have lacked at Mr. .ust a small W inning. Some day car Ewing, telegraphed congratu­ d lu the mallei front Ihu Tundlkiitit Unit greater harmony When osked how the Pilot Club wo hone to havo a big rodeo out lations to Mrs. Ifobhy and pre­ UI.KS MEETING Nettle liili. h i yi hi i,|.| l tie nlitainud helween tho uld assist In the program, Mr. there.” A meeting of the Elk* Club hit, lesDlrni of Siiiih.id - in--*- Mint, trustees and the hoard through The Farmer* Auction ha* pur- ferred "any assistance." organ suggested that adult edu­ chased cattle sealer to he installed Iren called f»r Friday night ut ■III ,I «cthe local hospital nt It) (Ml such action lie pointed out tho l*y a tlnv, canned heat stove snd cation clasaes in child psychology CIIRIHTM AS FI HE llv JIM F1HIIKU the barn. The large scale* are tin- lodge on East Second Htreet il in linin' nfle, 1,1 |ef Illness opera lion of :l CoUItty hospital •light he sponsored s i a means of at Wire* from the newly Installed Two former Hanfordltes yes­ by bout from tin, six-cylinder ul enroute to Senford, according tr H :(M I ii,lit., it wit* teportid I till* wu. i.m i, Mny Ft, would Io* a |olnt function to some Fhrvsler marine eui'lnc. establishing a closer relationship overhead Christmas lights on the terday aftnrmmu tied up their between psrent and child. Another a shipping notice. This little stove also wns used ,|„v bv IIPOE Hecrctnry. Leu Hut 4Mitt* at i .like Hili'ii. Flu st,.. xxii- extent, mid that any friction bedowntown streets esnu* In cuntsct 26-foot Chris (iraft at the Muni* ,,, the xxnloxx of the bit. Wvli, I'dli-. txxeen the trustees and thu board help would he In getting behind a with the Touchtun*' neon sign clnnl rder after completing n to cook foist from their Urder per. A Memorial Dav program will mov* to expand the present faelll* Police Catch Youth Monday night and caused n short t (tfl0-mlln tetri front Henderson of canned goisls, which Included be staged hv Elks bulges in Win­ Chief of Poliei* for Siitifoiij f,.r xxoold prevent a smooth-running ninnv year*. SI,.* wiih u ineiutH'i oruiiiiiialltm tlea and sotting up a regional clln | leans, chill, spaghetti, olro nnd which necessitated firemen Harbor, N. Y. ter Park. Orlando uml Sanford on of Ho* I'iixt Methodist Church Burglarizing Home circuit Senator Hoyle stated hD belief Vr In order io car* for more coun disconnecting the wlrut, It w*a re The two men, Carlton V. and instant coffee. They rarrled water Dec. 7. The Elks Christmas Hull Surviving are four sons, t'npt. was that thu "Hoard of County ported today by Fire Chief M. N In four. one.gallon Coco Col* Jugs. David L. Ansley, brothers who will Ite held the night of Dec. 20 A 17*y*ar-o|d Negro vouth bur- Cleveland. The hot smoldering Mr. Morgan wa« Introduced by The small, open rrafl wsi fur­ when tho new club lounge will be Bin rilli*, Hugh Tillls and M I.. Commissiiinur* ns a whole should Mra, M. B. 8mlth, m*nUI health glarlted a house, ran several wire caused slight damage to the now live in Orlando, mode their ther THIN all Of .Sanford uml I C fillN nuiku some* recommendation be* fortified against the ele­ adventuresome trip in 2H dsvs. i.friciullv oneiied. chairman of tha dub. Prior to hla blocks, barged Into enolher house sign. Of (’oi’iei; tim e iliiugliteix, Mrs canto they are the elected ruprements through the construction of seeing such sights as West Point, talk Bay Davis, a high echool elu- anti hid under a bed Itefore City Gussie T. Maxwell of Alexandria, scot at Ives of the people At 3:6b yesterday afternoon " tarostilln cabin. The covered | New York Harlem, rrnfl from "This i situation 1 may develop dent, entertained the gryup with Police caught up wRh him this Vis.; Mrs. F Thomas Cain "f Hell f"re»deck of the I,oat houses City Firemen went out nnd extin­ Annannll* and tb»> busy Navy Homing In East H a n fo rd . the song "Traftip, Trsmp’* bv Vic­ Meade, N. J .: nail Mrs. Harry C. into a County public hospital and PAINFUL ACCIDENT •leeping facilities for two people. guished a small gras* F a ir on a base at Norfolk, Va. The youth, eumctlmr* known as tor Herbert from the (meretU Mrs. Marv Alsxaiuier, owner of Davis of Indian Head. Mil.; six the Hoard of County CommliilonTheir little host cneountered Port holes of the cabin were kept "Naughty Marietta.” Ae jtn * " . "Angina," wa« arrested bv Chief vacant lot near 1307 E a .l Hecnnd the C mid C llituor s l u m on San­ grandchild rim 1,11,1 five great1i>r!* w«>nl‘l ho hold responsible by Street. of Police Roy Williams nnd Patrol­ severe buffeting from ehopny he sang an Irish hefUcl, *M;|t♦Joaed for the most part to keep ford Avenue, nil lined nnd fell yes­ grandchild men C. C. Dodson anti RB. Spence water* ,*f Port Ilnval ami Deln- out water from waves. Bit-------O' Heaven.” Ollie ------ tIpaa t .1. Nicholson of Osteen on a breaking and entering charge. trio" end Chesapeake Uav*. They I n i * Whittle acrompan They made their wnv down the terday cutting her arm badly. Funeral nrrntiveinents nre inShe was finally admitted to the Police found a wrist watch, two enlllded with an oyster host dur- Hudson River to the Atlantic, HEHVICK KM III.KM |m nlann. Movie Time Table T. M. Paulk, ear elerk for the •-i<» ftitvene weather In Didawaro going through the famous harbor Fornnid-Lnughlon Hospital only '•mrnleto and will he announced ^ Mrs. Nancy Brock prcalded over knlvee and a wallet containing a HIT/ later. after u lengthv delay In which dollar h»l In the Imv's pocket*. A abort bualnea* aesaion when Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, was Tine after they had contacted the of, Now York. They continued "Carrla" Neighbor* In the vlrlnllv of presented a 86-year service cm re-et to -<sk about weather con- their trip down tho coastline Into time another patient hud to he plans were mad* to enter * Doit 1 :.*ld-4:0:Ufl:3t), fusldon rhow FUNERAL SERVICES f i t h o Christmas paradu on Dee, Eleventh Street and Orange Ave- Idem today by L. M. Cornell,-een dltlnns. They slept ashore only the Inland water route leading moved. H:67, Inst feature 9:42 nu# flrat alerted nolle* of Morris' oral foreman of th* ACL shops th«en nb'ht*. Funetnl services f o r Mr*. through Delaware Hay, the Del­ irglarv attempt- According to at Sanford, Louise Vine were conducted ut JAYCKK MEET .MOVIKLAND The» left Hen 'eraon lfarlgir in aware River and the Chesapeake ..tlef William*, the colored youth Since tomorrow Is Thanksgiv­ 10:110 a.lit. this morning at Ever"Huhmnrln* Command” IMS-degrce weather and sailed Mr. Paulk entered the employand Delaware Cut. leaped thrwifh * w ndow. when Cemetery with the Rev. Starts 0:30, feature (1:67, in­ ment of th* railroad Kept. 2H, across Lake Ontario to Ihe Osengine cut out on them ing. the Junior Chamber of Com­ eroon tnb member* a r m d to matt ' police arrived, and ran sever# 1937, at Thomaaviltc, Ga. He came ween ami E rl* canaU, During this offTtielr merce luncheon-meeting has been II. I,. Zimmerman officiating. termission 8:24, last feature Norfolk, V*„ and they were cha, finally, running Into a •Kettle*” a» McOory'a Store Mrs. Vino d ie d in Hanford Fri­ canceled. Tha Javrcus will meet 9:01 at H IS Loeuit Avenua and to Sanford ae a car clerk on June chilling voyage and cold nights towed into a dock by a Navy ves again next week, Dec. 4. the P o " Office all day Batorday morning after a short Illness. (Ceatlaas* O s F a a * Te«J to follow, warmth was furnished 10, 1948. 'i£|l4jhJt1,■ jV'jx,',jig * » * ' *»- Liscnhowor \ppointccs Kliunintf Gasoline* Is Drttpped OnG.mcont rat it >n At Wonsan S Senator Smathers Newest ( hoiiTs Of Gala Program Is Asks Cooperation 1 cfeifJra J a pprovi'l Bein? Plannetl For K & With GOP Reginu 'rTourist ! rFestival ” ........ Dr. Frank Morgan Winter Clamps Talks To Kiwanis Icy Grasp Upon On Thanksgiving Midwest Area! Dan t*e, Christmas Parade To Mark Occasion Ovirtlo Pastor Out Lines llctlct Ways OT American Life J s J?» Dr Vernon Morgan Talks To Pilots On I iv.'-t* l.i\t* * I u-f To Boyle Ii as Made No Suggestions As To Hospital Trustees Strengthening Of Driver Laws A.sked I{y Farm Bureau Riding Exhibition At FarmAuctionBv Dusty Boots Club C J'.Y Two Form er Sanford Residents Make 1,600 Mile Boat Trip From New York Mrs. Nellie T’illis Died This Muriiiiii>: »= r J t - x s : s ' ffjsjspf...... Ij S i W r e ’i - ’ An!! t i a L L * . , ...... .................... - - ............., * r - Ike. toto->a• • t towaa toto* s-e to * • to « �0 India's Plan For Peace .THE HANFORD HERALD face 2 Wed. Noe. 2*. 1952 » The Sanford Herald • Kitahn*hf#.ie .lean Mlatiir 3Ew lt * e Y e a r*. M a la y m M U r t i i a i l I I I M a a a N lla A * e a e * J j a l f i r l at* u n u l r ia l* m 'N Iiar O r la b e r XT. IN I* , a l lb * l ' « * l (M il* * • f N a a fa rtl, r i .i r l t l n , tm rtrr lb * A r t a t t 'a a a r r * * *»l M a rrb A, la t a . i i n l i J i i i u iiKAfi IHIIIIMIY rtiliwr IIK A M Hm Ih h IlMaaa** *.i •*•)..» ti ii,. lr ... Ir I 'a ir le r O a * M n a lb T b r r * M u a fb * I .11 1.00 ATS WF DNKSDAY, NOV. nini.F, vF.nsK 1952 today For thou»»ml* <>f yrara In Mild" l.andi llui Intrinl Hfiil ni'rdl i>f wxg" i-iirntr* Ituvr Iwen thr con­ cern of lesehnr* of morality. It'* Juit one ii* per I of the Unldeu Rule- I.rt not the waters of any aan. wliltli hath wrought for tbeo. hrry wllb thee, but i-lv,- It him out of IihimI. Totilt, 4:14. r It doci not pay In brlr.iy llir United StAlei. A parolp inr Alger H ill lt»t been rejeeled. A ilay of ritclitinn for tlie Rmenlierg* lia» been denied/ We *ee where Duckinglmii 1**1*ce it bring repainted and reno­ vated. Kli/ahelli it juit trying In keep up with her neighbor) on PenntylvamA Avenue, no doubt. We h.ive many ihingi In hr thankful for lhi« year at the Th.inkigiving »eai«n approachfi. Juit think how we would feel, for initnnee, if Truman had won thr election I Employer) of lome of the race tracks object to the Pacing Comfnisii'.m'i order on fingerprinting, say they will lake it to the Supreme Cauit. Must Have left some finger­ prints lying around they wouldn’t Want identified. There ate, as you know, lltrre Cileries E . Wilsnni. There are Charlei Ervin Wilion, Charles Ed­ win Wilmn, and Charles Edward Wilionj Hul as John Temple Gravrs says, "When heller Charles E. Wilnns arc made, Hoick will make h rin " .' • ( flic Find Foundation dcniri to a House investigating conimiltre that It hni ever made financial Liintriliotirms to •uhvrnivr organiSalioits, Il would hr hard to ima­ gine lli.il old ruggrti individual!.! Henry Ford hiunell trying to lie helpful in a Communist outfit. Mr. George Hiirn|i|irry nl Cleve­ land. who Ims recently been apinled secretary of Ihe treasury in Iienhower’s rshintt, is not to hr confuted with Senator Humphrey of Minnesota. Fortunately for the South the latter would probably he iHk fail P«non In the United Slates to receive an appointment from General Eisenhower. , Do you know how niurli the Untied Sfaiea has spent on foreign aid in Ihe last 12 years? According to ihe Department of Commerce, w|ilch ol count Is a part of,Presi­ dent Truman's administration, we hare ipenl 87 billion dollars, or an averapr ol over 7 billion dollars a Ytor. Now in, order to understand how mud. 7 billion dollars a gear is, il should‘ he irmrmbered Thty ir " •pent fi *•*■»■*- M ri% ■.JU-H k* rtoo. w « * oeei Intlin'tt proponnl for nolvlnfr thu problem of roputrlAtion, i*l.troaiiaeee The brother! found the tar* of prfnoncrn of war In Korcn in meetlnjf with fnvor from it huretor had been Jammed and number of memborn of the United Nations. The United after clearing It continued on Staten ban taken the ponltinn that no prinonorn nhould be their way to Charleaton, 8. C. forced to return to llieir own n!do if they do not wliih to Im* They made tKelr voyage to thH via th* Intercnailal water­ returned. The ('ommunitri* art* hnldlnjf out for immediate city way nnd were forced to put Into return of all primmern onto an urmintice in accomplinhed. It port when »everal valvca of the in thin ilinaRrcenicnt which in blocking a ponniblc truce in engine gnve them trouble. A mechanic waa procured who Korea and India proixmen I bat righting cenno and the prolv repaired their engine and the Itm of repatriation lie considered later. brother! lignin wrrn on their way. According to the Indian plat) iirinonerH who do not, wish They atolll*eil * ( fjt" be returned to v f v ** 'r - f •«#; ’•'•'*:_w.. ... .v • -^l«t f Mvi.. ii) vi.i i liirir . . repatriation romm’ttee of the UN. The United Stutcn !h huh* "Irp'nla. Thty entered the Inland picioun of the plan rlnce it seen ioopholca by which nome waterway of Florida at Jackaonvilla which led them up the HI. prinoncrH might be forcible repatriated. Our representative* John’* River to Sanford. have proponed several amendments which would make the Upon their arrival here, they plan acceptable to un. ■emarked about the warmth of It Ih easy In understand that eagernenn of nome of our the weather. Commenting upon thrii voyage, friends la the UN to end the fighting In Korea and to uc- Carlton laid, "We think it's an cept any proposal which seems practical. It is necessary for Interesting trip but would rethe United States to lie firm but it is also necessary for our commend taking It earlier In the representatives to he willing to discuss and consider any year." Ilia brother pointed out, " If .................................... ............ , « Iwal itrlkea any kind of ihell plan for peace without rejecting „it ..........„ beforehand. The big vote for General Eiseil,j|9wer throughout the Sotilh came loofa in punishment ol. President Truman than in support of tWo. kj,v'ernmem,;, wr|lej Dqrlr n m th* Times Union, (ol* lowing a brief sojourn in Texas. At among some, particular­ ly among the younger generation, to He Wore Independent In their ekolte of n ttodidgfie, to tU'rid Itldre for the rri*n titan. (or ifii IRlrty, than we» true o| their per* •PH *ey 50 y t i n ego wttah M oils Wodld Here thought 6f vqtffi fpr •M ow eirept the DeiotreUc nom- By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON Wt-Oen. E l«n hewer did hlmtelf • favor when h* picked Gov. Sherman Adami of New Hampihlre to be aulitant In him m president. It may turn out to have been hi* im arteit mnve *o far. Not became he picked Adam*. Rut became bo acted *o fait In recngnldng he’ll need n lot of help when he take* over the pre*ldency Inauguration Site Is Shifted-For McCarty - N«w~md Used Instrum entar All Leading Malta* Repairs nnd Reconditioning . TALLAHASSEE IA—Dan McCar­ ty will be Inaugurated as governor of Florida across the street from the state Capital instead el on its steps where moit of hi* predeces­ sor* have been sworn In. The inauguration will be on the west side of tho Capitol Irutead of on the east porch where It tra­ ditionally has been held. That will place tho ccremonlea between the Canltot and the *D*te Supreme Bukur’s Musical Instrument Shop 2041 Cedar Avenue , . , .Tbon# 1419 TURKEY DAY REUNIONS Jam eson’s Studio Now Ia The Time To Order Plums And Presidents Your iSmmmmM Stan Comstock UN F Na tu Faker FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LCAN ASS'N. Millet through It.” Now Long ia dead, many yearn after Hnoauvelt. In nome eeleatlal Valhalla they may bury the old hatchet. Tho quarrel waa evoli. Roosevelt hail the facta on hla Hide, hut Loh'g comma ruled aympathy fhrtitigh tho ferocity of T ll’a at luck. Here For (i D n y H .Starting Sunday ! ! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••»•• : S » ! G w iiK & M ffe k A * O M ) C v Ct i\ f ■ MIDI IN T H tA IR fc T i m e t o n ig h t “Submarine Command” last Wllflarft Hnlderr, Nancy Ol»on, William llenrilx, . . » Don Taylor AI.SO i CARTOON altd SELECTED HIIOttTH TIIlIRflWAY AND FRIDAY! “ W A R P A T H ” <>*»* TECHNICOLOR llEVEN GE Kchbea Arrow. Tke Dakota Indian Territory I ‘,1'ITll t •*«" ***• idnm-ioao ran ■mu uu-kmi -man mwi Edmond O’Arlift. KoVrexl Tucker, I’olly Bergen -tiA R T O O N H H H t MATH. - Wei EVER. — «0r srim uN TH iOr - »* n M M l U H f l H B GENERAL CONTRACTOR M u m s e s t im a t e s LOAN HW?VICK 1 9 4 9 C h e v r o le t > NEW C O N D U C T IO N 2 l)o o r S e d a n I I L D E P R IN T S iltd S P E C IF IC A T IO N S * I Radio' and Heater 1947 Plymouth *% tY ' * * tm -U X.rJ i fully equipped. Dyn.flow, Radio, Reafer H a rl'i «M b if f r i t fttw f « rang* valua y«t. t lis t Im ogifu! A brand new fully oven, to p a n to broiler, tSer- Rfe^AIR mid REMOLDING r to ito t cOnftot, 2 jt a n t bnrnert and 2 itondord bu rn tri for only $ M .5 0 dawn, :M V $ S ;4 0 p#t ib W th. Otir A n n lviriaiy $ p t d o ! . . . 10 dayi Only. S ie V . . . buy It .. A IX T Y P E S NOW!. . 1950 P o n tia c 2 Door Sedan Radio, Raster, . Madam! W iibt can y4u do with that baautiful piece of nteat if you don'f have a food piece of cooking equipment? etg artstin t a lia rang * with M Extra Clran, (Jowl Ttrre, Extra dealt, Radio, One BY EXPER TS AU WWUUONSfriP u * m a t x m a u B ta k W r ita e ( l i f t H. M 0 .L S S T U r tT , Owakr. a'k » ka i ia n w '«» o iU ndo • Wrthtnr « u m n g - •ee«u See ft #t yow « * i r t i t sheW/ototf ill, trf •C'L : : ■' V.V -‘5 : v:‘ i Roy Wall, Plumbing everything. . THE WORM TODAY Klienhnwer ought to live longer . f*Jc toauguial platform will be utlh an aiiirdant bcildc him to built on the west side of Adams shoulder *ome of the work. One St., which runs west of (he Capitol. Press accommodations will be mm couldn't do the Job alone. It PHOTOGRAPHED built around (he inaugural plat­ would kill him If he tried. I’reildcnti Rnoaevelt and Tru­ form. Switching Ihe ceremonies to Ihe man both had White Home trouble HY .hinder*. Roosevelt had Harry west aide o( Ihe building will make llopkin*. Truman for a while had a block-square park between the Clark Clifford. And John Steelman Capital and Supreme Court avail­ able for spectators. The lnauguranow ha* Ihe Job. Rut neither of thoie presidents lion la expected to start about apparently had in mind the iitn r 11:30 a. m., Jan. fl. kind nl chaln-ofcommand which Plcjuo.* Phonr nr.'J lly Wcdiiuaclny Thu ittiHrtiunn imvt! apparently rejected the Indlnn, ^ lKlot *n<l Eisenhower seems to be setting up Bryant To Ask Guide through Adams. Evening For Yunr ApiMiintmcnt plan. Hut if efforts fail, il is Letter that the failure be tbo Carlton stated, "I wouldn't adviae Adams isld hi* dutlea, a* de­ Book For Children responsibility of the Communists. Then nt least our con* anybody to make thr trip In thl* scribed to him by Eisenhower, re­ science and reputation will lie free of the knowledge that .mail a boat. We didn't know any quire him to be an over-all co­ OCALA tat-Rep. C. Farris Brynegotiations were made impossible by our willingness to talk brtter. I gue**." III* brother ordinator of (he veriotn executive ant lava he’ll lax Um Legislative brought out the Importance of _«erv{np as liaison man Council, when it meets In January, matters over. We’ll try to make some plan work. If none elieeklrur weatl*r ami keeping In agencies, between (he House and the to have printed a guide book for does, It will not lie our fault. touch with tha U. H. Cmit Guard. agencies and Congress. _ . school children vliTtlng Tallahas­ Thr brother* had nractlrally no Thl* alone will keep a lot of see. niirrlrnre In handling an In­ people oil Elsenhower'* neck and Classes from nearby, (owns visit * ■ ■ ■ board motor boat, starling out on out of hh hair. It's another way nl capital during legislative ses­ the trip prartirally from scratch. saying Elsenhower wants Adam* the sions and Ihe Marlon County legis­ The Isial Died about fl’ft gal­ to be hi* mnln bulfrr and chief lator said he thought schools more (lilt! of I he* nit.nl MiTiur *m«l (bittiklcnn jol.n n now Prcnl- lon* of gn*. The bintlirrs mid nl ataff. distant could be Interested If thr dottl fnern in Ihe ilintribntinii of (HitronitRo. It linn Ihmmi nl- they would n-ridvi- a refund on Elsenhower ha* had long train­ booklet contained information F L O O It F llR N A C K ing In doing business through a fuel tnxc* from all the stale* In almut restaurants, housing, and tiu.nl twnnly yonrn nbictt tbo Koiiubllcnn (mrly him hud any which they bought gasoline except rhlcl of stair in tho Army. OH the students might expect to (tliimn in tho way of Joint to award anil (hero in already a Florida, which mrtkes no provision Judging from Adams', own do­ what *oo on their visit. doliiKo of lottern rv(|iientlntr ponltlonn In Uonern) Klnenhow- for inch a refund. be up to . ______ . . srrlpllon ...---- of ht*l lJob.. . .It. will SP A C E H E A T E R ton out all the probo atral straighten prob­ David 1* engaged In nlumhlng, Jdm to or'n lulmlnintration. Economic Controls which can b« noailbly solved Andrew Jaeknan In gonerttlly rrutliled with the Intm- while hla brother follow* an lem* without bothering Etirnhowcr with entnmotive trade. (('«■.!•■ IB r -« « (!»•< durtlnn of the hiioIIh nyntom into our RoviTiiment though them. At the same time he'll have In some days ago to Defense Mobili­ tho replacement of one srrmip of partlmin Job holdorn with Attlhorlzcd Coleman Dealer pul nut the fires hi the Republican sation Director Heitry H. Fowler, another wan not unknown before hln time. In recent yearn Tourist Festival of recommendation* administration—If he can—before whose wrapup | i„r.i.),rin many John once nuhjcct to the whitun of political fortune 1007 Sanford Avenue Pohnc 1111 lti*l* they hernme a big blase, while ' Wkltb*ln“ (1'naiiHf.ra gr.iM rage ..eel have been placed under Civil Service. rounding up tho hc*t advice for ( r ^ l T *o lllr_____ Many political illn have remiltud from the nyntom of Ifnlat. A eonce**inn stand will lie oper­ any problem which Elsenhower |t o M H a a i M i M B DiitroiuiKo. It In the ability deliver fnvorn in the form of ated hy tho Kthci-lloot Circle of has to settle himself. exnmtde: Adam* will have John that Jinn Riven mont of the ntreriRth to tin1 big city mn- tho Congregational Church from toFor handle the cat-and-dng fight* cbliten. In tlefenne of patronage It In |tolnled nut that elected Rdm until 9:00 p. m. Wednesday, that spring up among government while the public address system for official* and agencies; he'lt have londern need peoj.le in nu Lord Ilint e John who nupport their festivities fi'.ilvltu* wim will he r,irnf.h*,i furnfs to unravel White House congres­ jiolicien. It In alno argued that holding appointive pontn al. . . . . . ....... Hick Alktn. Crulaea on Lake Munrue mid the sional relations that snarl. lows men who do not have independent incom es to ta k e an rvcnmmcndH Rt. Jolin’a River will lie held during ictive part in politics. the four-day festival. The host will Perhaps the most badgered President by office seekers leave from the Municipal Pier at AFFILIATED FUND, INC. was Abraham Lincoln who was often irritated because ho 1:00 p. m. daily. I Memlmra of thu committee, of (Continued From Pane One> had to devote so mueh iif hin valuable time to interviewing which Mr. Pierson I* chairman, are to hack the U. S. view that the A mutual fund nf those who wanted favors. Once when he was told that he had Mr. Hpencer; Douxlaa Htmatron., Indian resolution must be clarified a contagious fever lie Iold ft is secretary to show in all those irealdcnt of thu Jayceta; Rollaad to spell out the handling of pris­ provon performance who were waiting to see him. "A t last,’* he said, "I have )ean, representing The Sanford oner* nf war more carefully, they Heraidt Robert Hooker., repreaenf. hnrnl Ihclr reasoning on the (art something that I can give to everyone." log the Hanford Ilulfder; Tom that the U. S had previously said A nhcI h over $200,000,000. Lemon, City Manager! Charles II would not vote for priority un­ .Morrison, heading thu dance acti­ less these assurances wrro given. vity, and Raymond Hmllh, Kuanell pcVlshinsky astounded delegates Receive liberal profits twice yocriy Junta and Carl Elsenhower, repre­ when he called the Indian plan a senting tho Touriat Club. device nf Ihe "North Atlantic bloc Full imrticularit on requeat Thu king of I lit* nutiiru-fitkui M Ih tluntl. Many pcrminit with which no cooperation Is pos­ along in yultra ruuall that ouu ol Tltuoiloru llnoauvult'a many sible." India has no connection Korefeh W ar with NATO and has striven to urnaatlua tvaa ngainat popular wrllura who tliatortcil natural MIR Conway Road maintain a neutral position In Easthtatnry. In a maga/lnu tirUtlu In 1807 liu tul looau on thomt ft.'onunMto f iM : r « « s Orta' West quarrels. Orlando I’honc 0805 pactnlo-popiilarl/.ura, anil ringlutl out for apuuial nmtlumnn- mlshca and patsol clashes. Despite tho Soviet rejection, sup­ tlou thu Huv. William .1, Long, author of many popular hooka In tha alr war, B it fjuperfnrli porters of tho Indian plan docldcd from Okinawa bijfcted Rod artillery to prria ahead, leaving It up ,in on thu animal world, written for '•hlldruit. **' >f M sm n llw AU*t (k I'd. on the hittInline and Com­ tho Communists either to accept rr *. V n . , l ‘- & I’hona SQ| 119 W e t First Street Whlla thu upithut "naturu-fakur" tli il not npputtr In T R ’a position* munist troop and aupply areas deep It or face world censure for having article, I ho Idea waa clearly I hi re, and tho miigar.inu Incor­ In North Knrsa In predawn raids. turned down a move for Korean porated It in thu title of thu article. Ilia attack on l-rfing U2fl bombers reported dost ruc­ peace. picked out improbable cpiaodue from Ilia alorica, auch aa tion of 15.* (nicks last nlxM «ml The 21-nation resolution call* for Imlay, That brought the toll a truce on the basis nf the U, N one In which a alarving wolf uatuhua a riid a.mirrul am) tnkua early lor the past 11 days to apprord- Command's term* laid down nl il round aa a pruaunt to propltInto a bigger wolf, mntelv 1.400 Red trucks. I'nntnunjom, iocludlng no forced1 Long, a gentle aoul with a real love for anlmala, even repatriation. Vlshlnskv's motion HEADS FUNERAL DIRECTORS provides (or nn Immediate ceasetliougli be knew little about them, hit back with na good MfAMl REACH L*— Marry tiro- lire followed hy an International aa he received. Commenting that he waa accuaed of not man, l>.s Angelo*, (a the new pres­ conference to *rltle all Korean Is­ knowing "the heart of the wild thtnga," Long mild that ident -of Jhe Jewish Funeral III- sues. Including the question nf prliunera. ItooHovolt’a liooka indicated that "every timo Sir. RrMtaovcIt rectors of America. TT gets near the heart of a wild thing, he invariably putri ti S.WI Nla Mnalb* II.SO Oar t*ar All abllaarr amir**. *arO* nl Ibanh*. r**nlall»n* anil aiillr** nl nlinilaM fll In* lb* aareoae el raltlaa (uni*, will b# rharaaO ler ■i reealar K W IWW i«l*a. tl*pr**.at*4 hallnaally My l«* laml %rn*paa*r ll»prf**alall*** , lor.. *•« Imlii I'blrayn, llafrall, Kaa.ni ( II) anil *1. I nal*. Tfc# Iltral! Ii a wtatfctf •» «*• aaMM-lai*4 e,*** t*NI*a la •■(HIM tirlaalttlr (■ IH «•* t»t **»■!»• at all (M l«*«i «*"• »»••!•* r llaa tfel* a*waaay*r, aa w*ll M all AY a m si»n«i*a** ■ -Former Sanford rJ ■ v ,;v? it: -•* �M O M Of WEEKLY SOCHI ItlBITIB m WEDNESDAY The Midweek Prsyer Service at Central Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. The Sunbeams will alio meet at thla time. Prayer Meeting at the First J a p t l i t Church will begin at 7:30 W m. The executive committee meetlng of the First Baptist Training Union will be field following prayer meeting. ^ _ TH U RSD AY The First Baptist Church Train­ ing Union will hold a Thanksgiving b rtik fa it In the Memorial Kducatlona! Building beginning at 8:00 8. m. The regu regular meeting (,f the Sem­ Inole Kebeli inole Kebvitiih Lodge No. lit will !,e A e■l d■ a ‘t H;00 H:C p. rn. In the IOOF Tlall. All ir members are urged to be p re se n t. A iih I m A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the First Methodist Church at 0:30 n.m. with Mr. Her­ bert J . Bass as guest preacher. All churches of the Seminole County Minlaterial Association are spon­ soring this special service. FRIDAY The board of the Woman's Aux­ iliary of Holy Cross Episcopal JChurch will hold Its munthly meet­ ing at 9:30 a. in. in the Parish House. SUNDAY The monthly social gathering of Congregation Beth Israel will be held at 8:00 The Woman's Society of Christlan Services and the Wesleyan Scrvire (luild of the First Meth­ odist Church will hold its annual covered dish supper at 7:00 p. m. McKinley Hall to he preceded Ith a business meeting of the circles at 0:30 p. m. Kuril meinher is asked to bring table services for one. The Week of Prayer for foreign t Billy MuH.sclwhitc Honored With Party Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mussel^white entertained Moinluv with W wiener roust lionoring tnelr son Iillly on his ninth birthday. The young guests guthvred at the Mussel white home, 1021 Fast Sec­ ond Street, nt 6:00 o'clock and enjoyed a delicious picnic supper. Decorations In the yard und In the Mussclwhlte home followed a cow­ boy motif with u II Bar B Bauch theme being carried out. Following the supper the guests gathered In the house where Hilly -.aopened his gifts anil gumes and ^contests were enjoyed. Ice cream and birthday cake were served at the conclusion of the games. Those present with Billy In­ cluded Doyle Cnrletun, Billy Wall, Billy Baker, Brad Wallace, Sally Wallace, Doug Slenstrnm, Johnny Whelehel, Sharon, Pete und Bay ^ For that Special Someone Co-hostesseB Honor Miss Jean Sayer Is Miss B arbra Rucker Given Bridal Party PERSONALS SANFORD nr.TULD R.YV. Ware Class Hus RupruuM Home Scene Weil.THE Nov. 26, 1932 Pag* Annual Barbecue Of Bridal Shower Kitz Theater xSeene The |{. W. Wale Itilde < la 's of M m . R W H u jire c b l and M iss Of P. & PVV Review the Flr-I Medio,ini I'lmrcti held B a r b a r a K iip le r lil e tite itm n e .l oil Dr. and Mrs. I li Horn und Miss Jean Sayer, bride-elect of Ml s Barbra Rucker was hon­ missions will be observed at th. ors,t un TnMday morning at 10:00 December, was honored on Satui - children l.mii- dr and Rebecca of First Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m i. m. with a morning roffre com dsv after noon at 2:00 o’clock with Anni-tnn, Ain ate expected to at Its annhul riianksgn mg Um liente Saturday a fte rn o o n at 3 no i 11]Mi1. I »Gif H jiiim w ik « p p u in tin e n li, with Circle No. 6 In charge. A hired with n kitchen shower given a bridge party given by Mrs. W. F re nvc loilloriow to usll relatives ill at McKinley Hall on No, I*» at h o llu rih tf hi *d*j f J uv f , All* 4 V ti | ! iiii i it t I'.icti ki' un mI i J s unit I h r la te st Ihort business meeting for ad of­ !y Mrs. Joseph Saunders and Mrs. (Klrchhoff and Mrs. O. W. Baker Sanford. Sn ti:3tl li.ttl. Tindelieioo menu con W ih o n , w ith a k itc h e n ' I id u i i , at in - l y l i - x iiiiih lliia j In m ake the ficer* of thp WMU will he held at Hugh Duncan nl the Saunders’ «' *>'„* klrchhoff home in, .Mayfair. *l*t»»d o f hnrhenii'd m eat, v u n d ii’d | then home on P a lm e tto \y« fu slin u i i i ‘ vi»w -pon.Hornl hv th e 3:00 p.m. I i nir in Mayfair. Attractive and *'ovel>’ ‘lecorath ns l„ the par V *Wret potatoe*. ^teeri -n)nd*. tip­ i lii \ *nnMi* m um * W hit Hu-tiiC'-- a n il I , i( ih - - n n iu l W orn* The Primary Sunbeams will clever decorations in the party rooms car ried out a fall motif with lends will in* lot ry to learn ple *n I ii ti *, hot toll*, celery, tin* room * » cii * ( Inh la - ! m^ht at the H its nurd in ihumriiliitit meet at the First Baptist Church looms followed a kitchen theme. beautiful arrangement* of (clndioli that C. W. I., Smith m confined to pickle*, Kln^crhrem!* with m i H o ii - tho Hnpnu'ht liHMic. T h e tell >ubl I’ll* Jit-'i a nm i keti F ro at 3:30 p.m. and chrv*nnthcnimii* in *hnde* of the Orange Memorial Hn«rd**il| •auce* am i iii/ic’* \* ’ hi',* . i f , *■. o.i.s . . t ; d with tm iii • ) f ured The First Baptist Training Un- Miss”BUeIH!°w!!e.. u ' Pr,rtyu . : ‘t,h„ niaui • putp.e. A large cornu w ith ri broken -duHildet "to1. The table decoration* wen m lino ii clo th uml c m Hu* .m i . - » u n it y iK 'iiia i fu n d . Ion will hold a Worker’s Connell Pucker Mrs C it Im c* Mis*. c° 1’1" 'v'1' ,irl'sticnllv arranged .,dt ,, f;,|| I hi- a m lii’i u *• lu a n l M rs . J o h n liftpinp will* the iimnk*k, 'vinr lovolv a 11 uiipi iit, iif V . . .O * . K * u n M ,, . ’M ' * w ith A u tu m n f r u it s und g re e n s. meeting in the Memorial Educa­ Jovtinie I l.,- m ti mO u .’ m tn,> iiio t lil- who Mae Jones Mr*, t arlos M, „ Kayi., „ „ r„ u„ a„racllv, *en*«m ineimlilic a tJ41*1* eenletetl flow»-l - Mi ' .In h ll U il tional Building beginning at T OO inuptr, Mu. ( InutU* Horn, Mr*. Mi and Mis I I Inglry of with a leantifnllv rtml uih dually iif 1ho hoimi fin I , pi r inn ii, -luwli ci>ial, and ,k jri wju, hlauk jur***) blous* p.m. with u covered disTi supper. Harrv L^e, Mr*, liriuly Ihinciin, Wll| |>h%ok firctRsorir*. Jacksonville hill* aft,I w ith .1 p tilli^ h l Mil h lu ck tin t . , ... an .it ed today . .. . to a rra n g e d c o riiiie o p iii \! ( ru ff oo ' • i \ o’o dui illi Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta Mrs. Kirhv Fite, Mrs. Waller niiM xviin* im x111, i in -- w e ll* lu r i!During the afternoon several 'd the I bank-giving holiday chen l.rwi- 1‘iuwHl svu- ill t h u ic noon Sigma Phi, will meet nl the Cen­ Steele, Mrs. Blake Sawyer, Mrs. progressions of bridge were enjoy- with Mr and Mrs. I.. I. Fracier Uf lUVOf iltio lH Ilflrl till’ " lllip i’l , I m'i I t *y th« I I mU y \\m, m| T l i o-o oniovnihr Mn ; i f f *■i m mnr tral Florida Quick Freexr at OdtO ui M n - iia ! - I’h’i i mhi- la*tw een th e ‘'•eriwether, Mrs. George ed with prties being \v»»n l»v Mr* 11f *h**ir lioniron (Yl» r>* Avpiiiip. 1‘o m m iU c c t . ih i'i. **| u f Mi w ith M i-- W il -on w o n 1 Mi -* W il p.m. for a hoy supper. * hi'H, W+' i4 I t'l ii li' I **t| hy F re tl WHI* Mr*. Spt*oc«*r Mm dm, Unhurt Hruwti uml Mi** Murlliu - — J i n k llu r n i’V, M m G I llw tc ln -o n . \1 r - r I How. If. \ |i N o iil The Philathea Class of the Mr*. I. R. Batten. .Mr*. Clyde Wijfht. Other nowlty prite* were I ( and Mm I mirier Beard will Hun, Mr*!, J 11 lim f n il jin,t M m ** How o il, M r- X i . 1**01 v , M f* ( i t • r n , p u in r i t'l Un S u iifu rd N o* M il A h S t . h i . ai, uml !■v (h r B a irFirst Presbyterian Church will fUnneV nad Mr*. Stnnlry Hockey. awarded tt* a number uf ifue*t*. iiiiivp lumorii.w to vi- 11 hi* pur- K t h r l W ilh n r t jt d d v , M r- V f W o-t x* i l t w mi I it;, a n .I Jtin n . M u sic hold Its Christmas party at 7 iHJ Itefreihinent*, -erved lute in the Mi and Mm . It. I, Benrd, A f 1»’r tin* Hyp per n .hot! hiMt k 'litr. M l- . K io if t iiin n - , >1 • - H K d im ity I lie fti'luiin cli-p'liity w i l P. nt. Each person li asked to afternoon a ho curried out the fall fur Minif time Ilf will *i>rve n* m i’o tirnt v iim in id w ifi» t h r W h iln o r J r . , M r-. ,1 It r fin-T»o, f 1111i i - 11nil i. y M i- Himi"ir W o u te n bring a covered dish and u Tip Bridal Shower Held colors anil tirire wrappings were of tM—r muu foi Hie Bucker-Joites |ir<*Hiilrnt W , W p if in lin ir , Mi - ( ioor^ro Su lin k , M t--o -* 11*■ f t y r > , piutlkMt. cent gift. gold. A gift was also presented to j wedding TllO 11 I'llAllt I 0(101 I VIJH hoilt tl und M a rv Ann M icin m l-. Ilo nnh i in 4 him , p i- ap p i*uit'.i in fro n t o f the attractive honor guest At VVilliamH* Home nm l pro^rttm fo r t in now W iN o ti um l A h iirn tl Hovd a h iru t' (u l -In il in 1h r e»’n ti'r o f TU ESD AY Those ciijovinif the afternoon ... , . ( In* iitnix'*', w *ilk » ii (,* ( h r fro n t and Saver were Mrs. Brown f|rt1" " h1 ”/ " 's . Peter .1. Ih.kur ; y«*nr wen* tlH triln tt* d M i T y i o Circle No. 0 will present the Mm, Robert A. William* and her with MissWight, tliu n lxi’d » noh o ffu i t and co m m it f i i u r i i t ’,1 I m ta k e th e ir -c u t* «Mrs. II. N'. Sayer, " ,l1 t-'lud to learn that shi' ha program at the Week of Prayer tlH* I1IOIh |m*| fm hi*i mi In ( i‘Miipi’1n ^raitt-t n luii k k ( m uni o f g re e n e ry observance for foreign mission- at tiii <i - I h -,1 l,\ A If A lh d ir o f L a k e |h |< L o ssin g , M is. Volie W illia m s, J r ., " n g along m eek follow ing un lio tl it Ms| Im vh H v I h tfn w o lflilo o f the First Baptist Church at 2:00 n /terdlnner e n d V M u) ( ‘ lu it i- w e re fu r iii- h e d by lilt* i'll!’*’*. \ D « n » l , ™ M rs. Hugh W helehel. M rs. Deorge ........ .. p.m. with Mr*. B. C. Moore In elect elect Miss Barbra Rucker wlm will Andrew Speer, M rs . M. L . Ilalrorn H o s |Mi n | Mutin’! Mt um l Nfi *4 <» I* H iin tiw of charge. M ,„|,*|s i nt t«««l«*«| M r- . M ux F u n he married on Saturday night to Mi-*v Virtfiniu \\ d ■••«», who * M l. lh»Mi. foMUol tiioinhin * o f tinMrs. Peter II Tepslc. Mrs The Junior GAs will meet at I.L Robert Jones. During the eof- Jr., rln^H, wot •* w o li’tintod um l N|r m n riin tft* to .huuo- !*.. %. !1 w ill *!• III. M l- K«*\ la le e lll* . M r- . H. K . Vincent Roberts, Mrs. Lester tin.. .. ,, the First Baptist Church at 3:30 fee Miss Rucker was also given a thrie. Mrs. Donald Jones. Mrs. . N |i- Ih n u ild l .a t e t n i , .Mra. Mi and Mrs Herman K Morns S lliim * k i i v « <t In n*f M v ii w o f i ho tu ko plu»*o «»n I rn tu v . ' ho iio n ,1 I i •■ p.in. linen shower by the guests. '." '" 'c ' Midmn,. Jr" Mrs Wlliiam bud as their guests over o n rl\ u*fivi1n"« o f fin* ohi***! l|i* ln -f ll i if lit w tlli a no . J i t i r ‘o'i- M il,In *,I i , i . r i i . M i- . \V I I . .Siem The Chapel Choir will hold re­ M « ' F iin n e M 'X 'P 4. M lsu •’residing a. the coffee service j , ,7 ^ n d M." li.lph Wlghi 111 ""'n V ;”1 Mr. \ . K...... ^ 1'/ III'*** llinphlVOrt ;| Vf tlltill' itl 1||i* -lm w (*r iriv iii |*v Mi \ n-> i •• i ___ hearsal at the First Baptist at one end of the dining ta b le dur______ . ________ lulsu, ttkla. ami Mr. and Mrs. F. f»»rm of n w a ll d> * o in tio ti ih n t fin tin S m ith ul in i I h > n I'n i | ! . i i talii i ( lia p in u h i M i-- K ii/ u h e th V\ Litf . M i- h v i tvn .la n e - M iss Pen \ of Miami wlio wi-rr1 elllii|f Ihp evening wn.* Mr*. Ktigene 1 Church at <1:45 p.m. lu’*’* hud inmlo f " i I! \\ W an - in A vo mio (Ylery ( ’rate News "uti to Kam a, and Oklalionia ott*TJ Vi <i H u I h ' im , S u e um l D ili tie L a te * The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ Kstrldgc and at the other end wn* in nppi ociti! ton Im h i*4 ^oivivo M M IV f A » b ile n tlil i *-d »h. , i i* 1 I i , r | il, r, V ih i, n, Ih'lori - Kir.-eli B y G R A C H M . S T IN E C U ’ H E R day School Class of the First it tiered bridal cake served by Mr*. l h toiit ln t o f t in 4 la^*. Momhorn III ili'i or nf im : w 1! It w l id* x%**ddi* ir -i i S k ip p t i I' ntitlotii. l.undipiist. Mi** Rucker’s Methodist Church will hold Its Raymond pr*Mi iii who hud -nftn d lIn ph npn’ flii* . ft on. h e lls , x 1 f in h n y (»Mrtd4 N o th in g sp e c ta c u la r hr....... .. 1 1 U a lt e r Meed* S m ith o f \ \ n r !Y»M minin iiHim Un* r o rn l roup gift* were pie'erited to her wropwolf \|i .i tii f Mi*, S umin ", Mi^ Ite i •> u f (h e oiu i 111- ri*. d 111I II i v%mi ,■ Mir , i n iMe fn - lih tii- w h ich in* unnunl Christmas party In Mc­ P*d u* fresh laundry uml n at th e C e le ry C ra te last S a tu r d a y " " ' B a s e , ........... Kinley Hall at 7:30 p. m. Hos­ recording of her remark* a* she Mn utli* t ‘o iriim o . M i h i id' M m J w it i cm v*'i ,*i 1 n i l ! ) l tild e 1 1 ! i l | i , . h«(h i 1 1 1 * 11 ,1 litith itii: n il, p la y s iiilf i, ig h t hut e v e ry o n e w ho w ent lard “ '■<* M « « ry of tesses will he Mrs. Claude Hern- opened her gift* were later read nloads I*. H tili -. Mr and Mi Moh hi-on 111 D ie1 vrn ite r Mt' n in ,'li 'V li ■ l III* !'■ t-ntlMii- nrnl cm M in i f io v k s , even o f fu n ! T h e re w e re .p tltc a 'I'.l.d e . A la a re exp ected to ai done. Mrs. Chester Daniels. Mrs, hack t» her providing much nmuso. um l M r- J N \ / /in < lto .v i l l i , ' lu 'll fit-h it,(it'd 1 " f w h it. t ill % l,- n lu iin y a n io lln r ilit iiR h le r rn * fe w school k id * th e re , m ost o f ' f * n i.r ..i>• *«» v i« B Z. B. Bailiff, Mrs. Brodle Wil­ merit for the guest*. She was also th * I «H• *. ml,[« riM th |ml l-y M m . D o nald Tho-o lit Ia^lidIti |f 11n ^11f*(M i p und -mil homum- uml ind w*ili ► em being F re s h m e n and Sopho- •;1- " u r w " Mr and M r*. R a lp h liams, Mrs. (’. 11. Winn. Mrs. Jim given a lovely corsage by the host­ I d l i ' i i i i , an,! In i tw o iltin ifh tc M f iliootilic won Mi uml Mm Wan. horn mid -mioiindod with m m m u re s. Y o u J u n io r * and S e n io rs " 11,1 ” ” ’ Flowers, Mrs. Donald Dunn und esses. Sin* an.I I (linn* Mi- L u te n e r wure Mt und Mt- I m , uml i luldn n. p i v a re m is s in g out on a lot o f fu n . Mrs. John M. Dillon. All members Those enjoying the evening Hilly und Shnhv, Mi ami MrA couple o f sq u a re d ances w e re I t l t n l , i i .lo n e* o f C a m p P ic k Approptiiito entro wri , ii it*v a 111, * * |t v I MM lu'litlia o f I'V lT tfla il* are urged to bring u child’s gift. with Miss Rucker were her moth­ m-ii ,1... Mi uml oil with ii pi in\ n I-, I 'hapid . h iin ib ia i w ith in uni It mi und i'un* held with P a u l H rud d y doing th e V n. and W avd e R u c k e r J r . of llutchi-on und s.tiihh ,Milai Miitihinir mother er Mrs. II. Wsyile Rucker, Mr*. Mr- Aixiirotlo und ditmrhfoi Mw» Carlos T. Cooper of Winston Sal­ c a llin g . Som e id th e eoup le* un K o llu im ie . Md. a re exp ected in ai llotty III Villi. Mr and Mr. \[ II f,iit111* of poiTnino, h, mu .iwafilcj in shim- an,| i ♦•I<•• wiih Dinne whose the flo o r w e re Jo y c e J o n e s and riv e to n ig h t, I t Jo n e s fo r h is m ar In Ml-Hut I,am Itm * *, lir t rIt- >ii* wn al-o *'f thi* glazed em, N. C., Mr*. C. R. Horn of Rider Springs Club Honlv und min Hotdw, M, uml rioii- i »fi» -1»n11 111 *,i. i,in.in ,,\ a it I, (leM tl -Uii t, |»crMocksvllle, N. C., Mr*. C. R. Jones, P a u l B rn d d y , Morin Jo b e utld Boh- ' !»K< 'i S a tu r d a y to M i** Hat on M r- I \t S w u m , I Inv.f S w u m hitoi iti fho ovoinny i b y M c G ill, R o n n ie A n d e rso n a n d . R o c k e r, and M r Itu e k e r to ta k e Meets At Norwoods Mr*. '• i i ft.i w f in d \ i f a hiuin - k ir t . Voile Williams, Mr*. Ngncy and Mi-- Ih'id-i' HIpsi in, Mr nod -oil wII- pi t -i nfotl I I’ 1" "> <•"’ w e .ld in g I ittl* S u /an fo ' won* a fro ck o f Dobbin*, Mr*. S. 1). Iflghleviniin, B a r h a m M o tta ir M m i ' i* Whiti tor' t» M , M i ami |oVo|\ k flflSo m e F re s h m e n g ir l* In c lu d in g . »k*la •. \ i*h f ,,ld m e ta llic - trip ELDER SPRINGS (Special) — Mr*. C. L. Redding, Mr*. W. M. 1 lit. i f IM\ it ed tu c. \v f x ill. i. Ilf I pel fe e tly In tll C ile iid * o f M i** L u c ille Cam p- Mr-, .lin k Hut row uml soy j *m \ The past meeting of the Elder Philips, Mr*. George Well*, Mr*. I'atty W itt e , S u ra h Ja c o b so n and Hut iiov , Mr and Mi l I ' p lip , . W » lf > Inlay - c u e . Ml ■ Springs Home Demonstration Club L. A. Palmer, Ml*. William Wray, A la ry R o se S p e e r, seem ed to lie * . 11 w ill lie in te re ste d to know pnrd, Mr utid Mt- I I Hnchov ell .'f IJijf -et’tlon of the Mt met at the home of Mrs. S. F. Mr*. Hamilton Iliftheo „nd Mr*. C. h a v in g lo t* o f fo il p ln y in g pool, D ia l, fo llo w in g an o p e ra tio n at und ilimiifttoi Jo Vtin, Mr nrnl \lt* Mt - ( ’ i ill i \ pe- o f w e a rin g I ’ m , i'll o f t It Imrid" Mr w h ile C o lle e n K n g e h re t« o li, H e v e r t lin a g e M e m o ria l H o s p ita l oil Norwood. Flection of officers was W. Baker. , hut h iu y - o ils , aAlso Mr*. Harold Chapman. Mr*. ly T b o re s o n , F li/ a h r d li W o o d ru ff M io id ay, -tie i- g e ttin g a lo n g nic* S. I" Hoivn und Mi i i nd Mi * R i \ 1*1 *, M r- I 'e .l 1. .iii.i ■ ip p lii held with the following officers k fn -h h * !i-t riiirtS i m mI ,0111.1 A R ll|i|e > 'h t. Ml - II i being elected: Mi*. O. P. Wade, George Andrew Sneer, Mr*. Gerald am i H u r r i r t l U m M inif ysvrv p liiy - :■, and re tu rn to Itei home th is .. i,i a,| d■*■--I4-., Mm, Mr*. W. D. Gardiner, Mr*. In if ii r ltiii* ifunt*’ <if |iii»K (Hinu UI I I, ■nil , IH AI-m Mt itfid M t' I 1* Hal*- Mt - (*1 Ml^f l e i l n president; Mrs. S. E. Norwood, J(xrssfng. nt n -n h d iicd Id tie . W. Hall, Mr*. M. N Cleveland, QuiU* » f*'w were play inn I'lnn Max :Mi I* 11 W >it If it f!•I * ln ld t* n W kl i l t . Ml"*'* M a n \n n ’ vice president; Mr*. Arnold Tin- Mr*. A. J . Peterson, Mr*. Iru ami i! i « i * Min1 'm il ittii r iil- r d r f iv y 11 V Mi 4 I mV IIIII i Mn, 1-,«M i H Phvltts and TiRintinv. Mt \1 r nn .l Mi-* W W il del, secretary and publicity chair­ Southward, Mrs. F'. E. Unix, Mr*. l»«jnir fail un o ld in h lo w h ifh wn,f ri Mr* i M u l - "t i t ' hull**- p re - e u t. man; Mrs. Louise Nolun, treas­ IF. I. Woodruff Jr., Mrs. M B. put m i till* u lu ifi' |l r r i * i y P f l i r i n t ' m* « ft.im t*i S n iif im i ri^ lfflriiln , t Jim penmg, M I - * f' I A 11. -| t *ri i, M,<11-1. Ill Ivlipl e, lit U tlh i* h (tc i > iiin m i the iilL w o o l II It t i l nA It I id dill li" hi o f w* n- \ n I h m Io m - yontorduy Tin* Mr. urer; Mr*. J . H. Wynn, council Smith, Mrs. J , M. Stineclpher. Mrs. uml Jntil Sniim lcM and i he n m *v f a ille - k ir t »d**,i" Beverlv Gray, Mi. J t! p m , w hn hvo in V V iirro nto n, delegate. < , .,<ilt| ’ . w mi n fot nlm ont John M. Gllloti, Mr* W. G. Flem­ in ** tfwnn* n f f n in ik lu - W o m lo r \Uu i I i hin i l , i> .|i o MfroinlitibP tin* w i n ! n uf Mr* f l\ Cull,-I, Mi whu wan? Miss Lila Woodard, Home Dem­ ing, Mrs. J . C . Mitchell, Mr*, pearl i r t, mi « a "** Kinlcy. Mws rhelma I iln it lii'iiio in H rtitu fiil M r W it Quite a few kill* gut their beam­ onstration Agent, gave a demon­ Ifnnnell, Mr* F*tridge, Mrs. Lomli.lai-k and w h ite F.l iC'l'l' •n •••vh*able pfMvrrnm to stration on honey muffins. Plans riui*t, and tin' Ml*«e* Joytlle Mae ing faces inti, pictures that Miss n • i ioo«*ii! Iv liiid o i w o iil un fy i* Ethel Riser, Mrs I I Ifi I, 11on-It* opi tu ito ti, um l h iY u iiiit im>w A. F! Moran, Mr* Cmw Steven* tnuk fur Hie Sally. Here’s |( ti h a m ( ‘ hap m an were made for the Christinas Jones, Margaret Jones, Betty June , ,!• • M» \ unio n rh n n l t* i\ iiu ’ , ,% , N,*rin,' Noiwiiod, Mr- I meeting which will he held at the Copeland, Jean Saver, Nancy Jean Imping t lint the camera isn’t im uc I i m i|,io \ i‘d hi Mill* hi 11*1*1 m i., fm h ei ap p earW ill he held at lit, F l l '.f M itlin d m ! del. Mi s. Coleman, Mi b ro k e n !! am <• in a fo il k it lt d t a ff e t a f r iic k . church annex. Hostesses are Mr*. Appleby and Dllon Baker. I*h m e h lM inoii.»w in**i i i , 111' at '* IB I I , * ' k i t ! wil • i a -1 et| and d e -ittn rd Mi uml M r- .lu ik t \ M om -on^ Gnoilspi'cl and Mi* R I Quite n few couple* were round Louise Nolan anil Mrs. Arnold a in I h Met ht i ( I Ha pa t •*» fm dam inir I Iif I .h n i—e fe a tu re d -It . dancing at various times nf the uml tlioii ch ild n n, luck Tlndel. Fii-fiiihlt4 bud evening. .1. II. Iluwcll nrnl l.cnnlc Cvtnlv Hui und M urlha Jn v of H ull up M ill h|,- c u ll tloiiph w ilit nl (h e F i i - t t'h ii- M u ii t ' l i u i d i , w ill Refreshment* of cuke and punch Mrs. B hhh Entertain*! I with rever-. Rotunda really seemed to enjoy A iln htn . fin wil urrivi* tomorrow Il (filia l f lt lillK nu b II i liMppett I,*- III,* ('in*-! p li’i i d i i ’i and pe, ml were served to the member* by to -pi*n.| tho Thunlutieivlrit; Indi a p p le m in ed w ith nvai an l , l kiii ii I . -p i\ in p niiMii w ill 11* p i ’ Mr*. Norwood. There were 11 Bridge Club Membera ID Next week at lire Crate there •114v wiffi In- puroiitu, Mr. mid -nji'i4, nr ii t«-■I due i t ul *-he | -* nted I'v the Mi lh o d e f • t»■*11 members present with one new llP K N on* in. i« I h i ’ - f i \ if** m la m e •'pMfMtued Mr*. Raymond Bass entertained will tie Int* uf dnnelng und planned Mis ('Inn lo- M Morn-on <«t timir |l«»Hei1 up iloM yli i ' i l " member, Mrs. William Dorian. lliimh-iiiviitg liny member* of her bridge elrih last games directed liy Mr. Gordie. Df homo on lliu w uthu Avomm. lin k - Ill’ll- llla l plat i t i l l -hie lip , (V*1" S o n ing night at her home on the Dilantin course ltd* will he loud, nf fun M m il-n h \* a -oidot In tin* Sidimd in d ie - n | <n1 1. on hukinic s f n t l Congregation Beth i ■ \ . ii io >t oil |‘. M. Highway. Bright arrangement* of fur everybody and svill top off the uf Ito u ti-tiv ut K nm ry U n lv n ] In Iki* in u liiit live !! ii lauit fifte e n r it \ , Afluntu. triinn lew S - i v<* llie - e pmw li* el h i'lit and yellow chrysanthemum* big Thanksgiving holiday* Ml v»n ............ 's HesDnirtml Israel Hus Party red fPrt- f "f *.I i'fPI* 1't ' Hi' - P'eni u|||e l"iG* were used In decorating the room* k1,1. rnnie down am I supper I >ko h 1 a it* I a In • * ii i* r e* n -al;i*l : ‘till* Crate next week ’cause the l i t . f t u p t i s t s T i l O h s iT V C * of the Mas* home. The woman’s auxiliary of Con­ , , .. Several progression* id bridge I* really making a lag eHuit to . gregation Belli Israel entertained were enjoyed with prlxe* being m ake (h i* a big vein fm Ho A l l H U H I I T H y t T W l T K recently with a benefit bridge par­ won by Miss Rebecca Steven* andj C llile 'M ty at the Jewish Community Cen­ Mr*. James Tcrwllleger. At Hie The flist meeting of Die Week ter at 8:00 p.m. The large audi­ conclusion of the bridge game* the of I’ravet I.,r foreign inissit.n* will torium was attractive with greens hostess served refreshment* con­ lie )e Id in lie Fdiicntioiial lliiild and potted plant* being placed on sisting of delirious cake and rof ing nf the l-’irst Baptist Chiir.'lr rach bridge table. Cherry pie and fee to Miss Stevens, Mrs. Terwiloil Dee I at 2,Oft pm. The theme hot coffee were served during the legcr, Miss Carol Stone, Mrs. Juek for the season of pniyer will he evening. Bussell, Mrs. George Swank, Mr*. "Lovest 1,1 y loe feed my sheep" Following the bridge gumrs Broughton Watkins, and Mrs. A. The program will lie presented scores were added and prlies H. Beckwith Jr. _ m by Circle No 6 with Mrs. W C awarded to Paul Petold, Fred Zer. . . . . . . . . .............. ......... Lynn III eharge. There will lie a rentier, Mr*. Thelma Brown, Mr*. BIRTH A N N O U N t K.M F.N I short !m*ine** meeting of all off! F. K. Anderson, and Mr*- Phil Mr*. Wilbur Keeling, Mrs. R. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. I.nssing cers of the WMU at 3:00 p m. Kessler. __ Whitmire, Mr*. Miriam Busaell, Jr. announce the birth of a -Mil Guests were greeted at the door Mr*. Herman Jacnbsun, Mrs. Balph Alexander on Nov. 22 tit Chinese in the United States by Mrs. Jack Kanner and Mr*. Joe James Toll, Mr*. F'rcii Stein. Itnlr- tlie Orange Memorial llo-pital ro have only about tin different fain Kent. In charge of the event were ert Krasnrr, Dr. L. Ilrowr,, Henry Orlando. Mr*. I.nssing will lie r. ilv „ r elan damp*, of which Chan, Mr*. Joe Moss, Mrs, Michael Gin- Fhrens, Rill Raliance, A. Kanner mcmhercd as the former JitAnm Wong and Lee are the must com son and Mrs. Kent. ami W. J . Toll. Gelsler. moo Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melscli, Mr. and Mrs. Pexold, Mr. snd Mrs. Joe U'vy, Mr. and Mrs. Ginson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kats, Mr. and Mrs. Mo»s, Mr, and Mr*. Kent, Dr. and Mr*. Ed­ win Epstein, Mr. and Mr*. Irving Krlnbrrg, Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Har­ per, Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Ellerbe, Mr, and Mra. W. J . Clarke, Mr. and Mr*. Phil Kessler, Mr. and Mra. M. Moses, Mr. and Mr*. Man­ uel Jacobson, Dr. and Mr*. Henry McLaulln, Mr. and Mr*. Sam Levy, Mr. and Mra. Klrchhoff, and Mr. and Mra. Lee Samunla. Alio Mra. E. E. Anderson, Mra. J . B, Phillips, Mrs. T. C. Brown, Misa Roae Levy, Mrs, 8. C. Dickerson, Mrs. Jack Kanner, Mrs. MelIlratform'* boaofti friend , . . vyn Siskind, Mrs, Margaret Smith, ■atln uplift to outline yuu Mra. Connie Smith, Mrs. M. T. with flattery. Tha hand batHaynes, Mra. Buford Brown, Mra. tom anebnr* tha bra firmly Walter Feater, Mra. Clayton In place , . . and elaatlc inSmith, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Mra. ■«rla In the *lda give comJohn Wllllama. Miss Carol Stona, furtalde freedom of move­ Mra. C. E. Adams, Mrs. A. L. ment. Adjustable »«lf cloth Skinner, M rn W. A. Ludwig, Mra. shoulder strait* anti adjust­ John Kick, kra. John Herbst and able hook ami e y e * .............. Mlaa Ellalee Klrchhoff. Alao Mra. W. B. Brinson, Mrs. Fred Zerrenner, Mrs. William Fltta, Mlaa Rebecca Stevena, Mlaa Mary Earlet Mra. Stanley Rockey, Miss Wilsnn Given Party By Mrs. Smith Nh'thodisl ( luircli T<» Bt* Scuiic (MService lu is y to s ta r v e lu is y o n tilt! I m d ^ e t BESTFORM "ht f b e t f i t " fs iic c BRAS When noordinarygil< will do, thrill b t t with one of our lumptuous format rings. $ 1.50 W m .E.K ader Jeweler Scott, Batty, Buddy, Shirley and W c m *! Long, Doug Gordon, Pat* ay Edward*, Jimmy Whatlay, Junior Malta, Mlaa Sylvia Hayaa, Mr, and Mra. H. E. Long, Mr. ami Mra. W. B. Wallaca, and Mra. M. 0. Gordon. 1 TURKEY DINNER , Aid All Trimatlftfg GIRDLES Lota of control . . . little weight, two way xtretch tena elaitlc aldta . . , vertiral atretch aatln elaatie panel* In front and rear . , . smooth line* that alim Inches off! Fagoted stitched and high waistline that nip you In to conform with high fashion. 8 !i garters , , , u n There stmi, ihiii^ that folks like with entertainment, Thai's refreshment. $8.95 Chikl’a Plat* — 91J f SERVED FROM Si00 P. M. TO 18:00 A. M. , That’s ice-cold Coca-Cola . . . rijjtl in the bottle.. 6 Bottf* Cation 25* Other* ru. o*po.it FOUR MILKS . Noam OF SANFORD CAIX. nm MattVATIQN*—« 7 I B. E. P U R C ELL C C . Ilf Wart Ptm fllmt lO t t t lD UM OU A U tH O S IIV O f I H I C O C A -C O IA COM * AH T IV THE SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. PImm 174 O I *11, *HI COCA-COU eCsts^ham l—in 4>ad* m iff* 4sV”>y ■*— ; a ia l* ««*- ****-» m ^ - . , i �to m VnTr flAN^rih"h ftfcRA'tb I'age 4 Wed. Nor. HI, IMS ment and Its nfflelnls In past re­ ports. In It* current Boding, a followup on public hearings earlier this year, the Investigators put Ihe pri­ mary blame on n taxpayer, Miller, and his tcehnlques fur avnlding eeutlon In n war contract case. government, they said, Inst by default. Miller was Indicted in IW4 on charges nf defrauding Ihe govern­ ment In connection wllh work for Wlr contractors After what the subcommittee termed eight yrars of "stalling and subterfuge," both criminal and civil actions against Miller were dropped. Although picking out the ease as an Illustration nf "all the prob­ lem* that confront department at­ torneys," (he Investigator* said Ihe record was "In fact highly creditable to some who did their best to nvnhl Its sorry outcome." The report, unusual In its tenor, asserted at Ihe outsul: “This record Is not really an Indictment of any Individual, ex­ cept Miller himself. . . Yet Ihe not result Is to demonstrate that an unscrupulous defendant, possessed nf Influence, misrepresentation, at­ tempted bribery, intimidations, and the like, ran sometimes out­ match the entire resources of Ihe government In bringing him to ac­ count In court for hi* wrongdo­ ings." Then In almost the same breath, Ihe subcommittee says: "This case stand* out like Ihe Washington • Monument ks the worst possible example of how nol C foist Missionary Blasts (Continued Horn Cage One) •trended In Uio Jlulclilson tut*. In Iowa the storm rnnccllatlnn Indian River citrus company (a of many high school bnskcthall preparing to hreak away from the games n n il other community traditional East coast polley of events. Blowing mow stowed inaBy ROY KSSOYAN |or road traffic to a standstill In HONOLULU ijs—The last Amor selling at auction and Invade the western nnd northern sections of lean Methodist missionary to leave if. o. I). market. The Indian lllvcr section has althe state. Communist China said here last At Cminrll Bluffs In Southwest­ night Chinese Beds "are so filled . ways sent Its fruit North unsold ern Iowa Drover Hurley, (17, Weil wllh ............. hate and fear of America" for auctioning. Under the f. a. b. Iioro, Mo., was killed during a n |tn !. ;..ipossible to argue with them, system. system. It Is sold at the Florida .i hi ,,c In a direct deal, snow storm The ear In which he 1 The Rev. F Olln Blackwell said P«tkmM J . it Bynum, general manager was riding and a train collided he gained his release from a Com­ at a cltv crossing. munist prison when he "realized of Ihe Ncvlna Fruit Company, Four deaths were attributed to that to argue with the Communists Titusville, said his firm Is han­ the storm In Nebraska At Oma­ was as u«clcs* ns to argue with a dling so much more tonnage this year It needed to expand its marha, where a seven-inch fall was drunkard." recorded, a huge traffic Jam Sloekwell, who passed through kets lie said he believed there Is blocked some of the main slrrrts Honnlulu en route In I/is Angeles a limit to Ihe volume some auction for hours last night At one time after two years In Communist markets can take and still return MO motorists were stranded a* n prisons, said. " I signed such state good profits to the grower. Indian River brands, mostly highway junction near Omaha. ments as they desired" to gain premium citrus, amounts to about They look refugp In n restnurant release, and n farm house. i Me told reiwrtrrs he I- ‘"d In l« per cent of the state crop. Bynum, here Tuesday for a cit­ Bus and airline activity was at meet hl» wife Esther in Los a standstill. Trains were late. Angeles today, two years to the rus meeting, said Cecil Cameron Amateur radio operators of the day offer he was arrested In was leaving Florida Citrus Mutual Nebraska emergency network re­ Chungking hy the Beils on charges Dec. t to head Ncvlns’ new I. o. h. layed messages In nutstatc areas of being n "counter-revolutionary sales division, R. C. While, chief of Mutunt’a where the storm disrupted com­ missionary spv." munications. Dr. Ktoekwell plans to return to economies and statistical division, will handle Cameron's duties as Al Lincoln, the atato Capital Ills home In Chicngn for n resl and home of Ihe University of Nr before starting on a spooking tour head of the processing division hrnaka, hopes of many students to Hr Is nttoehed to the Board of temporarily. spend Thanksgiving at h o m e Foreign Missions of the Methodist faded. church with headquarters In New Electric power to several towns York, In both Kansas nnd Nebraska was Dr. Stoekuell told reporters st State’s Farm Value knocked out Honolulu Airport Ihol he spent H Trebled In 3ft Years Conditions were less severe In months l« solitary ronffneinenl In Missouri. The snow was eompnra Chungking hut suffered no physllively light except for the north rol violence. western tip of Ihe stnte. Icy con dllions, however, slowed city tra l-1 "Many other missionaries fared fie and restricted highway travel worse," he sold. Hr said the Communists "prided In Northwest Missouri The Toxas Panhandle and North themselves on the fact that ihry west Oklahoma dug out of traffic- did nnt subject their captives to shock or the wain treatblocking drlfta. Tho snowstorm clectrlr moved out nf Toxas yesterday ments," he said He said his fowl consisted of nee Some schools and airport* re and one vegetable twice dally, malned closed. At Amarillo, a railroad fireman “ with a taste of meat twice a was killed when he slipped on Icp month " Dr. Stockwell Is n veteran nf 23 as he hopped aboard hi* moving years missionary work In China , Asked If there were nny Amcri- i can Methodist missionaries left In I he said, “ No, I was the | mg in i.rm rrs in nrnnuni-sirirarn China, . areas of Knnsns, Oklahoma and , , ' An „ Texas, providing a thorough sok-l, A week ago Sunday night I was trig for their parched fields !" * < onimimtst cell, in feet - 1 ..................— |square. In Tallinn, he said "p 's to handle a piece nf rrimlnnl anil hard to believe " civil litigation on behalf nf a gov-1 He said he was Birred to attend eminent nf the people." a compulsory Communist IndueMiller was accused nf falsifying |tnnalinn course Bir nine months employe records a lid allegedly pocketing "probably hundreds of thousand* or dollars" Irom con | ! liiin e n rllh ir | IliillywiMid IIciIh Complete tUrmip lip (Inutile 19.9.1 19,51) Hollywood Hetlu ItO” 29.95 80,.10 Hofft lied* .19.95 21.95 CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELKI’I MINKS IHfl nnd 1071 , lloom 101 Haufrrd .\;lar.i5 v jll«nal Bank Bulldinx H. JAMES GUT General! Insurance BI’.» HAST MUST STKMKT JAMKfi ». C;ilT Assoc. HERE’S YOUR ENTERTAINM ENT FOR SHOWING THURSDAY & FRID A Y ! th e g re a t adventure.*. _ Where no alley cnlltTlInit Lw uviiilitljlc, City will pick tip garbage al hack floor of premise* at rate of S I.(10 per month, payable at Ihe Office of the City Clerk. Fee must be pit Id prior In special pick-up of ser­ vice. Ilcglnning January I. 1(15.1, a 12 monlh'H fee of S I2.0(1 for Ihe year oT 11)5,1, will lie clue and payable nl the office of the City Clerk. I’rnnipt nltcnlion lit those desiring this service will eliminate delay in Special (Jnrbnijc IMck-up, Above is in lArVnrdnmc with Ordinance No. 511 as passed and adopted liy the Sanford City Commission on November 10, 1952. C ooperation 29.95 Formica Top Step Tnlileu tamp TnM#, ShH «'«»(## 19.95 for Service City of Sanford Titos. L. l.emoa City .Muniiirer HARTFORD, Conn. kf» — A 33year old electronic* student who whs Jailed In Fchruury for slgultng a tape recorder from a church li back In Ihe lolls of tho law. lie Is charged with stenllpg the . siiiv iMMchini) ail over again. It was on Feb. II that John E, Whitley was first arrested. The tape recorder, returned 'to the First Congregational C’htirch of West Hartford, was reported miss Ing ngal nOrt. 2Jt Detective* said they found It In Whitley’* room. Thdy charged him i ilHhi NaysI "Htf llOSkV" |y »• OuPirH, It . •A’.Ywfiwlw — ADDED TIIANkKfilVINO FUN — L’OLftil CARTOON* — "MoUHK IIN TIIK LOOSE" — PLUS — SALUTE TO THE THE MEDICAL I’ltOFKSfOOK — Admiral 21 TV YOUR DOCTOR f ' •• - CONSOLE | Holly llcdn— Complete with Inneroprlng MnttrcHN WuHhing Mnrhlne AGENCY Electronics Student Charged With Theft 9.0,1 Melnl HdIIvwihmI lied FrnmcM AHJus,H1)1# 'Is AN, ll#H fil'.AO 129.50 FOREIGN COUNTRIES ll'*fjtfrl W 'i u r n » i Hnrefrersl, r 1„r 'I"I* fulfil i%|fiiy| nrli'fx f t ir llrn le rw imi ih e ** TunPi-r* Mtirl rf lor pn Truel. cm jtiisi Inciter*. |i. Mi. 21|li, f|»yj * iiertiliM'** lit it i,i lle'ifiN Ttiftilnrif ■ceti 19.9.1 ,19.95 one' who'dItin 1*"know' how ' tn'^hllnl in^u^Tw Icc ?h c stmil“tn w H !!' or fish would he stopped at the TV,Cr *hc 't'™ 1 l,ls Remlrtnle County lino. The recep- p,J u.p . „ ,, tloh lasted until tO::tO p.tn., an l-ater she said: I n glad that hour more than sehertuled. 1 ‘ tnrtlng my public appear Bill Kirk, rinse friend of tho *ncea, In the Interests nf servlre Senator, who accompanied him on men. hi* tour about the City, termed his 1____ . __ . __ ... tremendous auccnsa" | visit ‘ and skid the Senator was over- [tin Ills schedule, Mr. Kirk explulnWtHmlngly pleased hy the enthu- led, ha whs unable tu appear at the slasm displayed," Valdc* Hotel yesterday evening a* A* Ihe Senator was running Intn previously scheduled. ANYW HERE IN UNITED STA TES OR * ' M'(*IID iTVIi: | New IJnflnlahcd Che«l uf Druwern UO.jift NEW YORK <* - Like a society girl at her debut, Mamie Elicnhower was a bit breathless at her Initial public appearance as the •ii tore )yin.;,i he wild the new ad­ natfon'a next first lady. "It's a wonderful occasion," said ministration fXtjreitlKjr optimism over things to come. The tape-ru- thi wife ot president elect Dwight corded broadcast was presented D. Elsenhower yesterday at a twice over the air In response to gathering ol the Women’s Division county residents who lel.-ptw *') (* the United Service Orgsnlrathe station. tions <USO) Defense Fund Drive Hotel. More than 2<X) people a trended ______ at the __ Waldorf-Astoria ______ _______ -__ the ilmp-ln reception held for him ! The M year-old Mrs Elsenhower at the residence of the Mr. and sat at the center of the flowcrMrs Mcryn Oiler, which win col- |bedecked dies, chic In a grey nrfully decorated In an autumn, suit, a little white cloth hat with fiietno. The senator talked about n red vrlvct ribbon on top and politics and about limiting, and bright red gloves. ( t y p in g MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE Weather FURNITURE SPECIALS 15,(10 J&rnirtor Smothers TIM ES TODAY CARRIE 1)9.50 i Budget Arcmmt* Invited — Free Delivery FURNITURE CENTER IIS W, 1st HI. PhuneltaS lUrilikU Our Stocks Are Small ••But Ottlr Values Big In ti TNUri Dardiwi to Sflllng And Servicing Ferd C a n la Henlnale County, wn Hnvfe Nlrttr Offered Cleaner Care, nnr Wetter Value* Than We Do Today, W t1* f i t th t fto u t C H 1 M IN D A L I F u rn lt v r e - t t y t a d n n *ii Mkm eolld color* nnd blend*, . , heavy aMugle* and ^ light ahlngle* . . . 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T ilt N o t . 2A. 1952 e p o r t e d hc a d v e n i u r c H In M p n rc :ii!t 17- By Frnn Striker REETLE HAILEY HCIVTH By M o ri —11 W a lk e r �A *> Seminoles Fight DeLand For E F C Title Berth Tonight Winner Of Clash To B a t t l e Northern LeaUer In Cham­ pionship Play-Off Four Bands To Take With homecoming celebration Part In Pre-Game festivities lingering In the nlr after Parade; Panthers thll afternoon's runs* pep an,) par­ ade demonstration, dnwn!owii, (tie Seek i/iK K e v e n fr e gridiron representatives of Semin Crooms Faces Eustis In First Annual “Celery Tilt ole High School must get down to the more aerloua bualneia of try­ ing to win the Southern division ti­ tle of the Hast Florida Conference from the DeLand Ilnlldogs tonight at the Memorial Stadium, Obstacle No. 2 In the path of the Celery Fed quest fur their first gridiron championship will be tonight's clash with DeLand. 'A victory fnr the charges of Bill Fleming and Fred Danas would assure the Seminoles a berth in the KFC championship play-offs with Ketterllnus in SI. Augustine on the night of Dec. tha curtain on 1952 Celery Fed football season and bring lo a close the high school gridiron careers of Junior Metis, Kd Lockett, Joe Hutchison, Jake Howell, Joe Pickone, Rav Davis, Terry Cordell, Dll Sheffield, Cecil Rhennara, Calvin Wright, and Russell Maun. Neither coaches sre talking about the end of the season hut In­ stead are hoping to extend the Hanford football season through the title play-off. Here at* the southern section standings in the KFC. SANFORD ..........- ......... a ’ j> BoUnd ................. 8 0 DeLand boasts of a powerful running attack that ha* exploded several limes this year In the late period* to rout Kuitli, fleahreexe, New Smyrna and Palatka, Hanford haa whal »<»l arrlbvs think la n “fall” offvnslv* with a fairly good defrnalva team. This la atrklly based upon appraisals of wrltara who have seen the best team* In the stale. Actually, wa hallava tha battle will he determined In the Semin­ ole*' ability or Inability to slop the hard running Bulldog half­ backs, Jim Hearn and Bill Henry. In turn the Feds will bo hank­ ing on Junior Metis and Kd l-ockett with Rav Davis pitying the dark horse role In the backfleld. Malta’ punting ability will count heavily in favor of Hanford If the game is close. Matts has bean the key of tha ('alary Fed offense rolling up 1,028 yards on tha ground to aeora V2 nf the teams 139 points. ||a haa avaragad over 33 arda par kirk In booting over ,100 yards this year while passing for 14 more polnta and 118 of tha team's 224 yard total. liOckett has reeled orf 43(1 vards this season fnr nearly u 4.0 aver­ age par carry, and m tha No. 2 offensive runner, he may assume tha burden nf the Samlnole of­ fense while Metts nets ns a de­ coy. A gathering of 2,009 fans, In­ cluding many alumni stars of bygone years, will probably Jam tha .Memorial Stadium lo watch the last 1932 Fed game hare. In the previous five home games, Sanford has drawn H.ORfi fans with over 0,000 of these pay­ ing Into the park. If, « crowd of 3,000, or nearly 3,000, shows up for tonight's finale, tho home goto J ' th? v^achool, •ttandance for our Morris declared, ■BMINOLK GHID RECORDS fitt* f f lP V , KPM. TP. Tomorrow THK SANFORD IIKIIAM) Wed. Nor. 26, 1932 It S Hungerford Girl Is '‘Celery Tilt” Queen Hr T. V, DAVIS Alphn I'hl Alpha, national schol­ arship fraternity, will stage its firsl annual post-season "Celery Till" football classic io the Memo­ rial Stadium tomorrow {Thanks­ giving Day) afternoon ut 3:00 p.m. when the Crooms Academy Pan­ thers clash with the Kuslls Tigers. A spcrlaruar parade Including bands from Groom*, Kuslls, llungerford and llelhune-Cookman College will lead a gala nrocesslon of floats down First Street Into Kast Sanford from thence to the Memorial Stadium beginning at 1:30 p.m. Climaxing the extra rurrlculur festivities will he the coronation of the "Celery T ill" mieen ns yet unnamed — liv Dr. It. V. Moore, president of Hethune - Cookman College, Daytona Beach. The crowning ceremonies will taka place at the halftime Inter­ mission of the football game being Immediately followed by Alpha Phi Alpha scholarship loir picked Crooms A c a d e m y 's Pan­ an entertaining demonstration by the famed llelhune-Cookman ther grid team to play in tomorrow’s first a n n u a l "Celery T i l t " game in the Memorial Stadium at .'1:0(1 p. m . The Al'A's Thanksgiving D a y band. State chanters of AI’A have clash will bring together thu Kastis Tigers anil the Panthers oncu nubllrlied the game throughout again. Previously, Kurils nosed out Crooms, 2-0, this year. These Pan­ Florida and calls have lieen re­ thers are, top row, left lo right, Cecil Richardson, Nathan WIPiuma, ceived requesting reservations Willie Stevens, Johnny Singleton, Eddie Kllxy, Paul Knight, Thurman Williams, Cohit Malone, Willie lit trips. Vf u lilli' ro w , .1<iIi vi M« n*r*\ from as far away place* as Fort Myers and Winter Darden, Dr, D. H. Starke stated today. Conservative estimates place the Sports Bound up expected attendance for this first In an annual series of post-season llv DAYI.K TALBOT games at '2,000. NEW YORK - The hottest Tickets to the "Celery T ill" topic of conversation among this may he purchased In advance at town's foolhall fans In recent days Ifoumlllat and Anderson's and TALLAHASSEE - (Special) — Is tho manner In which Freddie Touchton's drug stores, HnorkFlorida State Ifnivi-rwltv Benners, the former Southern ey's Place, Higgler's Pharmacy, Although lost to Georgia Tech by a 710-0 and Martin's Sundry (Midway). count Inst Saturday, H’* doubtful Methodist passing nee, has sudden­ Of course, the main attraction If the Engineer's defensive unit ly lifted the New York Dlnnlx up will he the game between Crooms will forget Stun Pnl.ost, D i p Sem­ by the slack of their punlx nnd pitched them Into the thick of thu nod Kuslls. The Panthers, who inole* hard-hitting fullback. race for the professional championhave been ahlv coached all season 1he chunk) KuhI CIi Ichuo, Ind. ship by C. I). Franklin will he out to Freshman, who seems to Im­ 'I he tall, rangy rookie had been better their !l*!l record this venr prove with each game, trucked sitting on the bench and picking anil In the process will he seeking the game early In the final per­ up utdhlng hut hip bunions during to avenge their earlier setback to iod »ilh a Iwlsled ankle and the (Hants’ first eight giimes, In moved Coarli lloldiv Dodd to which they hud [Misled the nut the Tigers, 2-0, proclaim him "one of Ihe finest Impressive won lost record of 5-3. It was only last month that runner* we have fared all vear." Alter a fine start, the chili's reg­ Louis "Trlekman" Jarksun was In addition, Dolmas'* rustling to­ ular quurterhark and passer, rautht in his own end run* for Is believed to lie the most an Charlie Conerly, had lost thu the Ignominious safety that pro­ tal opposing runner haa gained vided Kuslia with that unusual agulnsl the Engineer* all *eu*on knack of hilling his receivers. As far as three gnmex buck, margin of victory. which I* an urcuinplishment In It­ cry hail gonu up for Coach This was the snmr bitterly self alnce Tech l* ruled the no­ the Steve Owen to forget his loyalty fought engagement that saw Ed- thin's number one defensive out- to Conerly and at least give Ben­ die Kllxy mnke such a Jolting ners a shot at the Job. tackle, as to have eight teeth jurAt any rate. Oil* shouldn't "Do you want me lo shoot Con red loose and later removed. rnmr as welcome news lo the erly Just because he has u hud The Panthers drew an unexpeet- W o f f o r d Terrier*, Florida game or two?" Owen demumlod ed week of rest when the Crooms Stale's opponenl this ruining Hat "Anywuy, Benners is too fine a game In Coron wns rnneelled be­ tordny In Hparlanhurg, H. <\ prospect In he thrown In there and cause of rain last Thursday night. The Hrmlnole*. *1111 Imiklng for ruined before he has learned the Having won tluee straight ut llielr first will of the season, r formation thoroughly, lie never the very beginning uf this season defeated Wofford 1311 In Talla­ worked from anything hut the the Panthers have nusrd dived In hassee last year. spread formation In college I Alld if Rohowx, who bus now wont' put him nil such u spot until •he succeeding three lilts. Coat-n Franklin, who ha* had to battle gained 610 yards for a 4.4 aver­ I know he's ready.” Ami that wns how matters with Injuries and the opposition age per cnrrv performs against the through must of this current Terrier* a* in- did against Georgia stood when Sunday'* game began Tech, tld* could he the Saturday against the Redskin* It was taken lusing streak, will turn Ids charges for granted (hat if the Polo loose against Kuslls tomorrow the Seminole* can stop looking. grounders lost thirl one they would hoping to return to the winning in- nut of the running for the title trail that saw Cronm roll up 10 PIuverH Are Signed In their division There was Con consecutive victories before losing still crunched behind center, to llungerford lost month. For Shrine CIuhhIc erlv ami the discontent among the The Frankllnmen will depend Harlem nhimni was vast. on their leading ground galnera, The end of the first period Capt. Oscar Williams, who naers marked Hie seventh slralgfit in the team with an overall 24 which the (Hunt* under Conerly'* points scored this year, and CL direction had not scored u touch "Dosier" Knight. Hard rharvlng Derry McOlll. ona of Franklin's mid-seaaon finds, will probably start In tha Panther backfleld, Norman Kinard, dependable cen­ ter, will be on the field at the kick off. Cubit "Cuba" Malone will be ready on the bench to be Inserted when the going gets tough. Hero ore the defensive anil of­ fensive lino upa for Crooms. Offense Poo. Defense Edge ................ LT..—:...... Lewis Ilarhara Halier, 17-year-old senior at llungerford High School from Winter Park, has been chosen as the "Celery Tilt” iiuecn to reign over the Crooms-Euitl* ronteat tomorrow, it was revealed today by I)r. (I. II. Starke,, sec­ retary of Alpha I'hl Alpha. The APA members picked the qurrn ot a meeting Sunday, Her record Includes secretary of the senior class, star basket­ ball player, member of the lll-Y and Home Kronomlrs clubs. She ranks In the upper one-third of her class In scholar­ ship and works at a grocery store on Saturdays. The new queen will lie crowned nl the Memorial Stadium between the halves of the game by Dr. It. V. Moore, president of Hethune-t.'ookman College, Duytuim flench. ^1. *1•i;m Coach Dodd Lauds Running Of FSU’s Fullback Dohosz' Jameson Phuto l*' iry Mi-Dill, Knrncxt Thorne, (irmly Kdge, Norman Kinard, William I- n-dcrick, Charles Merritt, William Wright, Augustus Gordon, Hill W>n« ami T. V. Davis, Herald sportswrlter. Bottom row, Coach C. II. ) ninklln, Henry King, Ruben Deter, l-co Thomas, Gordon Fort, Wil­ liam Lewis, Capt. Osear Williams, Co-Capt. Louis Jackson, Calvin Col­ lin. Joseph Baker, Arthur Knight. Tvu hoys In front, Hobby Lamb and D eorg e Alien. Missing from the photo hre Oliver Smith, Charllo J h o i c k , and Joe Straw. * • dow n About midway of the second quarter, Owen finally made up his mind that Conerly had a sore arm and flagged Benners In The reaction of the Giants wax sumeuhut electrifying. The kid looked as though he had been COLLEGE BASKETBALL weaned on lire Tfnrmation. In II ■days, mixing his lactic/ skillfully, Florida Southern 60 MacDIII A-F-B he drove his club 77 yards tu a touchdown, then ho went 48 yards In seven plays for the winner. Anoilier lung march In the fourth period was broken up by a fumble near the goal line. In tho course nf turning an apparent rout Into a vital 14-19 victory, Benners hit on An acre of sugar cane will yield eight of 13 passes for 113 yards. about 2 Ik tons of refined sugar. Stetson Drills Hard For “Southern Miss’ B arr Is Appointed President Of K -M -0 D eu rg e Hu. r , ex National Lea­ gue umpire for JO yenra and own­ er of the arbiter's school bearing his name, was appointed president of the Knnsas-Oklahoma-MUsouri class C league recently, It was reirted Unlay by Sanford’* Dick cl.aulln, long time friend of Barr. T h e <;< :.! g K flu . i It in ji i r c H S rh u o i w ill !*> ■ e o ml v. cl e d a t m next The hehl I- --hruury school w a r ® in SanfordH for four years H In-tween 1048-61,H { , s- , , [ K" „ then In s t y e a r wns s h ifte d to Lo ngw uud a fte r-"' the Sanford Na* Deorge Barr vii1 Auxiliary Air Station was re­ activated In 1051. Harr first conceived of an um­ pire's school In 19-15 and the Idea has turned Into a virtual banania. Iturr has graduated over S00 um­ pires In organlied baseball In­ cluding Scotty Robb and Bill Mc­ Kinley of the American League. CHEF’S SPECIAL A BOWL OF REAL HOME MADE VEGETABLE SOUP • CHEF'S CHOICE OF TASTY SANDWICH DAILY • CHOICE OF COFFEE OK TEA HOME MADE P IE S DAILY Rcum illat & Anderson WALGREEN AGENCY "(IN TDK CORNER BY THE CLOCK” v.v.v: vX'.'v: Jackson ......—•L B ....... Singleton Richardson ....LG...-........ Moore Kinard ............. 0 .............. Stevens Merritt ............. R O ........... Thomas Straw ...............R T ............. Collin* Fort .................R E .................. EH»V Thom* ........... G B ................. Smith Fndortcii ........ L H .............. McGill Knight ...........F R ........... Wright Dempg ...... ....H I!.............. Baker ■RION WINS TAMPA UB-Cour Brlon itartad owly and slipped a bit at tha nlsh, but woo a unanlmoua 10>und decision ovar Big Boy WU- Answers to the letters you receive from folks in other atetes can be powerful good-will ambas­ sadors. So when you write to folks up north, pack a little Florida aunahine into each letter...a little extra courtesy that smiles a welcome to "oome Get behind the wheel of a Dodge end discover th e caxtof-h an dlin g truck on the market! You ca n turn a Dodge sharper. You can m a­ neuver better, park quicker. You'll like them trucks for easy steering, too—and for cab comfort, visibility, and anooih riding. . �* ■t, ik vat) imiitt r*r*lx* your Sanlmtl Herald, City Delivery, hjr 7:00 I’. M.. pleas* rail YELLOW CAll 1144 SflfF Hanford SfmiUt no: lucres vine fluuillnc** with scattereil <dmwrr« la iTntr.il portion to­ night anil In south Thursday. Coldit rxlrrm c mirth thK jfirrnoon nut In mirth mnl rrntrul portions to* night unit IliiiiAil.iv. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NKSVHPAPKK VOLUME XL1V E s ta b lis h e d 11)08 S A N F O Itl), F L O R ID A Defendants Had Con­ fessed They Con­ spired To Destroy Nation’s Economy VIENNA A Ciech Cummu* nitt court srntrnred 11 former leader* of Czechuxlovnkin’s Red _ government to death lodny nml * Imposed Hie sentences on the other three defendant* In the Prague purge trial. Amonji the II who were named to die were Rudolph Slnnsky, for­ mer aecretary general of the Czech Communist parly und once he lieved to be hi* country's Red boaa, and former Foreign Minister Vladomlr dementis. During the trial, the group head­ ed by former Czech Party Sccre, tary General Rudolf Slnnsky and • former Foreign Mlnliler Vlndo dementia confessed at length that they had plotted with Israel. Zionist "capitalists," the United Statea and Britain to overthrow Gottwald’s regime and w r e c k Cxeehoslovakia's limning e<*annmv. AU but three of the defendanta a n J e w . The violent attache on ilonlam which marhad (he trial reportedly unleashed n wove of terror through other East European Communist slate*, whore maaprather.Jew* held- high plnres A hlghlv reliable source said open antl-Jewlih attacks had bro­ ken out In Rratlslavla, Slovakia, where Nazl llkc signs — ".lew s" or. . "Jew . . s live here" — , were . -chalked on tho doors of Jrwlsh home* The report added that the words "Down with the Jewish capital­ ists" were spread in front of a synagogue and on the street* amt that the pollro refused to order their remnvnl. In Tel Aviv, the Israel Foreign Office said It had reports of a wave of sutrldes among lending Jew* In C’ cefcns|nvakl* ns n result of the trlnl. The Israeli Parliament In n resolution has expressed shock at the trial nml described It aa an affront to the Jewish nation. In addition to Slnnsky and d e ­ mentis. the defendants included: Bedrlrh Gemlnder, 31. former Moscow agent In Prague; Arthur London. 37, and Navro Had In. 30, former deputy foreign minister*: Andre Simon, 37, former editor of Rude Pravo, the Czech Communist party paper; Ludvlk Frejka, 48, former nartv deputy secretary gen­ eral and government economic ad­ viser; Josef Frank, 43. and Ottn Sling, 43, also former party deputy secretaries; Rudolf Margolin*, 30, and Hzven I-ochl, 4(1, former dan*>tv finance minister: Karol Svab, former deputy minister of state security; and l.t. Gen. Rcdrlch Relcin, 41, Mosenw-tralned Intelli­ gence man and former deputy de­ fence minister. AH are Jew* except dementia, Svah and Frank. Their confession* came after long month* In jail, for name more than two years, and were the well(Continued On Page Nig) British Officials Strive To Solve Empire Problem Commonwealth Minis­ ter.') Seek Solution In Stormy Outlook By ARTHUR GAVSHON l.ONDON i.4s—Hrltlih Common­ wealth primo ministers and their deputies gathered here today In winter weather as bleak and stormy os the economic problems thev will try to solve As heavy snow, gales nml ice gripped much of the llritlsh Isles, the seven prime minister* and two deputies prepared for two weeki of confercnre* during which thoy hope to work out plans for putting the vast Commonwealth on a pav­ ing basti and for stepping up the flow of world trad*. The weather delaved the arrival of Canada'i Louis St. Laurent, held up lait night In Prestwick, Scot­ land Two other attendants, Aus­ tralia's Robert G. Mcrviles and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Kden. were delayed bv engine trouble flying from New York ami did not arrive until thli morning Already here to meet with Britnin's Winston C h u r c h i l l were |■rImi* Minister* Dudtev Srnnn* vnkc of Ceylon, Sidney O Holland of New calami. Khwajs Nailmuddln of Pakistan and Sir Godfrey Hoggins of Southern Rhodesia. South African Deputy Prime Minister N. C. Havenga amt Indian Finance Minister Sir C. Hlntnman Desmukh came In represent Prime Minister* Daniel F. Milan and Jawaharlal Nehru. Churchill will speak for Drillin'* far flung colonies i t the talks The primo ministers hope to agree on a matter economic plan In which they can Invite all of nonCommunist Europe and then the United States to co-operate. Their Idea Is first to halance their own books by spending no more than thev can pay for, then to ect world trade moving more easily, particularly between the dollar and nondollar countries The ton-level nowwow—first of Its kind ilnce 1933—became meressary because the Commonwealth has drifted Into an Impossible situation. With all Its wealth of natural resources, production and capital, the powerful group with mare than 300 million people can earn its keep In the world only by draatlc Import cuts. War havoc, overspending and cold war costa all have helped to build the crisis. Britain and her partners know that direct American help Is no longer thelri for the aiklng. Yet they urgently need new sourrea of capital. They have concluded that the beat way of getting more money li to earn more, save more and work more. Long-term alma Include making tho pound once more as strong as Tillla Service Set the dollar. For 2:30 P,M. Friday The premleri have a protect for vast new International banking Investment system. Funeral srrvlrc* for Mr*. Nettle and invM‘ (Cm tinned On Page Nix) Tlllla will be hold at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Brliaon Fnn-ral Homo with the Re9. J . K, McKin­ ley officiating. Burial will follow at the Geneva Cemetery, lire, Tlllla died early yesterday morning at the local hospital fol­ lowing a brief Illness, She fa sur­ vived bv four ion*, Cant. Roy TilEDITOR'S NOTE! This la the Math of a avr|*« of article* by lira . J . N. Wfcltaer on ike Me•cry eg deafer*, fn this article E. Thoms* Cain of Bell Meade, N. Mrs. WtiHaar describes the ereaJ . and Mr*. Guule Maxwell of Hon of Yeletle county and the Alexandria, Vo.; also one brother, cattleM*nt of Orlando. J . J , Nicholson of Osteen. Bp MRS. J . N. WHITNER In t U t the Brock House, (1962 ROLITA FINK Addle Tavlnr, Sanford Negress, Note: About where the MethodJit was fined fBO and costs and sen­ Orphanage standi) famoua for tenced to serve 10 days on each many years as a winter retort I of three rambling count* yester­ waa bultt at Cnterpriae. by CapL day In City Court by Judge Knr- Jacob Bracki our early settler, Brewer waa the builder. We find lyle Housholder. The defendant was charged that in m s enough perrons had with selling a share in lottery for settled near Lake Apopka to m r t a Maeonle Lodge, a framed buildmoney fbollta or C * L , * - S l U j ^ t a S of the three ease*. . , lv had been senteimsd to 90-dav terms and given fine# of M00 end costs on ai*h of two Cuba Sanford. The ebonies, o m dealing * t r “ * Vohiaia County Wtu Created In 1854; Orlando Was First Settled In 1856 •uW S.£ .-J- No. 70 Ike Forgets Cares To Spend Thanksgiving Day With His Family 01* Ice Blasts Pun­ ish Mid-Continent Thanksgiving Day By The Associated Press The nation’s Midlands, ham mered by a destructive snow and wind lashing, got belled with a second wintry punch ol k-y blasts today. Temperatures plummeted during the night ns skies cleared over much of [he snnw-eovi’rrtl mid continent, which counted 111 deaths In the hi Ie November storm Him drnls of others were Injured amt prnnerly damage was extensive The snow und cold prompted thousands in put plunned Thanks­ giving Day travel plans into Ihe deep freeze nlnng with the cold turkey It looked like a clilliv holiday for the eastern two thirds of the nation, with the most severe roltl In the Plains and Rocky Mountain reelon. Winds diminished front the near gale like force which swept the re­ gion Tuesday and Wednesday The wind-swept snow dealt a knockout blow to traffic from Colorado east ward to Minnesota. Hundreds of travelers were ma­ rooned and power and communi­ cation tinea Were ripped down In msnv parts of the storm licit. Hardest hit areas were from the mountain region* of Wyoming and Colorado through Kansas. Nebras­ ka. Iowa and Minnesota Rut strong winds whlnpcd across other ports of the mid continent — Illinois, Wisconsin. Michigan. Okla­ homa, Texas, Missouri und the Dakotas The cold air from the Itoehv Mountains spread westward across the prairie lands and dipped Into the South. It was subzero early today In sections of five states— Wyoming, Colorado M o n I a n a. Kansas and Nebraska Temperatures were subfreezlng In other mid continent areas The cold blasts hit Northern Texas A low of 13 was reported esrlv today In Amarillo, the same reading as In Rapid City. S D. The chilly air touched Into tho Southland as fnr ns Northern Florida U. S. Weather Bureau forecastera sold temperatures will drop gradually during the day and to night over most of the Eastern state*. Subfreezlng readings were In prospect for most of the midcontinent. Today was no holiday fur the highway erew* and thousands of snow shnvefrr* who continued to dig out from the Midwest's heavi­ est snowfall of the season The falls measured more than a foot In some places, but the strong wind* caused much drifting. Most trains kept moving hut were run­ ning behind schedules. Snow continued early today In Eastern Minnesota and parts of Michigan. There were flurries In other sections of the North-Central region. Much of Iowa and Nebraska re­ mained snowbound as the fresh mass of cold air moved In to add to the discomfort. Six deaths were attributed to the storm In Ne­ braska. There were four tn Iowa, four In Kansas, one In Oklahoma and one In Texea. Mostly cleer weather and i f aton­ al temperatures were reported In the Pacific Coast states. Rain fell last-night over Eastern Now York and south aa far as Maryland. ---------- - A khi. c I.’i I ocI I’rrsN I .eased W ire T H U R S D A Y NOV. 27. 10.'.2 411 Ex-Red Leaders 'Midwest G ets Of Czech Rule Get Another Dose 0« Wind, Snow Death Sentences Second Wintry Surge w i;a t h i. k (ienornl Has Already Named All But Two Cabinet Members; Tn Wutk Overtime U. S. Marks Time UN Fighting Men For Observance Feast And Pray Of Thanksgiving On Battlefront Americans From Ply­ mouth Rock To Ku­ rd) Colchratc Day 1,:iv \V c ; i | h h is I W n l\ * Take I'a cl In 1'Vast With AHTi'iinminus lly The Associated Press Americans from Plymouth Hock to Korean foxholes paused this Thanksgiving Dav lo celebrate their nation's heritaue with feast Ing and prsver—and hope for morn Joyous holidays tn follow At Plymouth. Mass . where the Pilgrims landed 333 vear.H ago the community mirrored the naimu wide reunions, turkey dinner* with all the fixings, traditional football rivalries and special church serv­ Humphrey Will Shakeup Of VA Urge Demos To By Republicans Seen In Offing “ Sign Up” Morse Its S A M S t 'M M F i l l IN' S E O U L 'iT C N lid d in g men fe a ste d and p r a t e d un the n i l ' l l K o re a n h a ttle lro n l llu l b .in k s g iv in g May T h e d a v w ti* snli-nin fo r *ol lite r s a ilo rs and .u r n ...... A lle h t r a in u n iik lc d the b a ttle lin e Men put down th en w i-ip o o s fo r a m om ent lo pick op le n d e r tu rk e y and a il (In- trim m in g s fro m s h llm p e o c k l.id lo p u m p k in pie C h a p la in s k n e ll on wet i|rm i« d ice*. Rut only at historic Plymouth is le in lin e m en In p r a y e r Rot the witnessed the annual trek of Pit , 3U-lmndh old K p re a ti W a r contio grim dJseendnnis up t.eydon Street >lie d , Men h a d ’ ,./ go Into h iittl* fnr n memorial service In (tie old and die G en .fu m es \ V nt F le e t burial ground. In the bleak Korean hills, with m m ielied tu rk e s w ith the F ' l f f 1 the battle lines comparatively R e g im e n ta l ( O iiliut T e a m a m ilt uulet, troop* rell*hed their turkey he i-o m m an ile il 3n Vent ' ago The hi-'ky C - Fn-ldli \iok dinners complete from shrimp e n m in a n ile r i -mid see only a lia'-d cocktail In nuts The American* shared Ihelr hull fill of the g r-e iliil li i - 'P - un t i l Ills d.iv fare wllli United Nations coin co m m a n d It it In- a ln idv fla il l ' fades nml Korean war orphans sued l i r i i i e « i , n K who It n u lo-d Armv chaplains of all faiths eon III** ,-.it s of in .o n o d -i V l'llieil ducted services for soldiers behind Fn re i-s R a d io and Ih lo iig tl -el ( lee the lines p u tille a llo iis Gen James A Van Fleet. Eighth * ’G i i , I I i - s s eum m im iM ii N’ a n Army commander, told Ihe Irnopi F le e t sa id " W a n ts no pe.iee u n til "Last sear at this time we the f le e peoples ol tfie w u ild h a 'e thought lhal peace would lie here a ll lie e ll e n s la v e d illld e i then before Thanksgiving came around w o rld g iiv e rn u ie n l tCnntlmirrl (In Page SI*) " W e . a- \ i n i v inen ca n o nlv do o ur best m ille r tie d tn fic b l to keep o u r own fa m ilie s and out own e o t in llir s f le e fro m the 1'uni tn u n isl m e n .o e d ia l Is ready lo s w a llo w e .n h >il out i Hindi li-s sen aralelv onb - wi- a ll .I n k togi III Itv IIELMAN MUHIN N EW Would Ask That Sen­ (101* Action Expected ator Be Invited * i Despite Recent Ef­ forts At Efficiency Five Polio Canes In Join Bai ty Council.' lly W. JDYNES 31ACFAKI.AN tlv <1. MILTON KEI.I.Y .Seminole Reported WASHINGTON ',P - Officials of Vrli-rorut organization* generally approve newlv nnnounred plan* to shake up ilm Veterans Admin Ixtrntlon, lud one today predicted further change* will he made hy t h c Republican administration when It take* over Veteran* Administrator CnrJ It Gray disrlur.od yesterday that Hie sprawling V A ws* being stream­ lined In hopes of increasing offlciency, waving perhaps to million dollar* u year, and giving better service lo Gin Commander Lewi* K Gough of the American Legion said the plan seem* "basically eound anil If properly curried lido effect will increase the efficiency of the V. A.'s services to the nation's veterans " Commander Marshall K Miller of Amvctv said to- approved of sonic purl* of the program Clccro F Hogan, for 20 year* uiroctor of claim* for the Disabled American Veteran*, said ho be­ lieved veterans would bo pleased with some of Gray'* plans. Rut Col. George K. IJuins. na­ tional rehabilitation service direc­ tor of the Veteran* of Foreign Wars and himself a former asllMHtNilfii fin NUJ WASHINGTON - Set............ phrey uf Minnesota said loduv ho will urge fellow Hunale Democrats tn tnvltr rebel Ronuhlli-ari Sen Morse of Oregon tn Join tbrir parly council* Ho said he bad told Morse of his plan. Humphrey declined to dlscm-i the reaction of (he Oregon sena tor. Mnrie quit the Republican purlv during (he presidential campaign, announced he would become an In dependent and plugged for the election of Democratic presidential nominee Adlal Stevenson Senate Democrats plan tn meet a few days ahead of the Jan 3 convening of Congress to discuss strategy. " I ’m going to propose then that Sen. Morse bo Invited to sit in on the caucus," Humphrey told a reporter. " I have talked to Morse and told him thst I hope he will Join the party officially, or at least work with us." the Mlnnesotnn continued, "but I am not at liberty to say what hi* reaction was." Morse himself he* refused to lvo a hint as to whether he will ne up with the Republican* or tho Democrat* on such partisan R l l uHIluitnt (la a id Junior Red Crost* Plans Fund Drive The county chapter of the Jun­ Ocoee, and "The Lode*" became the name of a far-reaching neigh­ ior Red Cross mat Tuesday at the borhood, afterward! renamed homo of Mrs, Fred Itabti, chair­ man, to formulate plans for the Apopka. til 1B84 Volusia County waa year and to plan the annual fund formed from the north end of Or­ campaign In the school*. Activities for the year will bo ange, The SL Johns River formed the dividing line through the In­ discharged with teachers of the fluence of Dr. Speer, the first rep- various schools by members of the reeentatlve In the Legieleture committee. Attending the meeting Tuesday from Orange. In 1IM four mllee north of F l Gatlin another settle* were Mrs. E. C. Williams, who h»* ment waa made, John Yates, J . R. charge of JRO activities at tho Worthington. James P. Hughey, Grammar School; Mrs. Jsrk Ban­ •on of Mr. John Hughey of Mel- ner. Junior High School: Mrs. C. lonvtlle. John Patrick, Aea Manuel C. Colllne, Lake Mary: Mr*. Julian and other*, ehoee the elte which Ponder, SouthMd*; Mrs. Clarence hae grown Into our beautiful elater Reddlne. Seminole High School; cltv, Orlando. Tho name was sug­ Mrs. Velma Qonxalea, executive gested by Judge James O. Speer, aecretary of tho County chapter of who later became prominent-In the Red Cross, and Mrs. Robb. A g ift box has been received eonatv and etate affaire. On Dec. W, JIM , aa set waa anproved and from Iran, Mr*. Robb aald, which entitled' "To fix and Ineata’ the eonUIn# varloua articles which ap- Lt. Dlngfdder Is Battery Commander BAUMHn(,DER, Germany — (Rpeclnl) — Lt. Simon L. Dlngfeltier, son uf Mr, and Mr*. Julius Dingfelder of Hanford, is now rommamllng officer of II Ilsttcry, 7311 Fluid Artillery Battalion, sta­ tioned at Ruumholdor, Germany. He assumed command of the but­ tery on June 24, 1U&2 after serving In l t n* reconalssance officer ana executive officer, Lt. Dingfelder, who holds s regular army commission, entered the service et Ft. Still, Gkla. In June, 1951. He attended tho B. 0 . A. artillery course there for 15 weeks before Joining the 75(!lh at F t Bragg, N. C. He shipped over­ seas In February, 1958. The young officer graduated from Seminole High In 1947 and Cornell Unlverelty In 1951. atlss Adel* Aoeie HIs wife', the former Mis* Brawer of Paterson non, N. J ., Joined Ttlm In German.ly In June, 1968. a daurhThey have two tchildren, ___ U r, Ja n Stephanie, age 23 months, w and tu ■ a ion, ■un* william if Michael, bom , br ch,,dr#n o< 0«t 20 1032. f ''fejl-V-' '~.>r\ ■ s - a f c ' , - 1 - -■ Five oollo ease* have occur red cr," he said In Hi-udriine nmtity during Ihe ttliu iuIii mist month, John ynils. ch»lrnnili ' Van -'loot enjei'llIIII'Hii'Nilit! fsi 1111 n of tin- Seminole County Chapter or dm .lint- WIII'.it lh*'ir 'M».ink** lies t> k lo•m e " t tin- National Foundation for Infantile Par 111vs Is, said today, u* giving Dav dm r Liblt"4 an* mtir livi'N hii vi' lo- announced the annual meet log " t h u n l Ig Gi.••I ili lerrlhl* vs,•ir M of tin- County griiiin which will he been - ll cd lo lb i% tin'll ih*t! mi Lis held Friday ill 1 MU p.m. at the I Van l.-.l : InldlaH 1vs r | vt*itr nun Cltv Hall. th.it pe.n 4' winiM ! m" In ii Marlon Jeffrie*. Orlando. one of thiiugb l ( oiitlnm-il tin . u r NIa ► two state representatives of the national group, will appear at the meeting, where county and cltv chairmen will lie nunicd for the March of Himes to hr held .lull " 'll. The local goal fur Ihe drive r i .Y M t li n i. Mass r Ply which si ami II v I* about 13,00(1 will numlli Rock nil which tlo Pilgrim-, he set. Funds which the rmmty chapter landed XtJ years ago vva- ••me S t collect* are being used In us-lM or JU miles fiom it- |'i•' "ill I*• polio cases In this county, The - eutlnli chapter I* lending assistance lo Prnf Knlley M.itbet In ml of the five polio patients who con tbe Harvard University tiiology trnrted the disease within the pust Dcpurtioeut, says tbe linw en shrined rock was drugged In a month. The local anil of NFIP Is " i Ii-h- glacier perhaps .Ml non sears ago perutely In need of help," Mr. from what Is now the bed id Ihe Hauls pointed out, a* lie asked I Atlantis* Ocean ll was In Plymouth that the any persons willing to heln in Ilm I campaign to report at the City Pilgrims eelehralcd the I i Thanksgiving Hay Hall tomorrow. Hymmilh Rock Has ( ’hanged Location Special Thanksgiving Services A re Being Held In Sanford Today Thankagivlng Day, 1952. <* be­ ing marked In Sanford with spe­ cial religious services, dosed busi­ ness houses, storei and public of­ fice*, and a welcoming hand being extended to sailors at the Hunfnrd Naval Aatr Station who are far away from their homes. Union Thankegtvlng service* were held at ths First Methodist Church this morning with Dr. Herbert J . Base, pastor of the First Christian Church, delivering the sermon end special music be­ ing provided by the Methodist choir. The services were sponsor­ ed by the Seminole County Minis­ terial Aasoctatlon. Services were held at 7:50 and 9:80 a .in. at the Holy Croaa Epis­ copal Church, marked by tha col­ lection of food a t the altar for distribution to the needy, in mak­ ing their Thanksgiving Day a bit brightar. Tha Bay. H. L. SUmmsr- man delivered the special sermon. A Thanksgiving lliw« at H;UU in. with Hie Rev, Fr. Rbluird Lyons officiating nuiiked this dav uf thank* ul tin- All Hmils Gutholic Church. Every single -ullor lit HNAH icBlfhjg n homey atmosphere this Tbuoksgiviog, was placed In local homes through the local United Service Organisation, Mr*. J . I.. Guriev, chairman of the project, reported. Closed today ill observance of the holldav were the Court House, tho City Hsll, the American Red Cross office, the two local banks and most of the storei, business houses and offices. A special Thanksgiving dance will be held st the local USO to­ morrow night front 8:B0 o'clock until midnight. Music will be furnished b yPsuI Krsham's or­ chestra. Mrs. Ed Lane has charge of the affair. h. ", , „ •if 1 &. mm* — - - at YORK V P r e s id e n t­ elect Dwight Eisenhower put aside die pioldems of state for today and like any olhtu VinvrL’ati, sat down to a thanksgiving tmkey wdh In- family lie had no appoint melds and did not plan to visit his offices in downtown New York I lie general could look hack on a week ot heavy labor lie has now named all lull two of the nine members of his CabInel Tbe secretaries of labor and commerce are not yet designated, thing with that, he announced Ills choices for u number of other toplevel offices m the administration he Is forming At (tie same time, lie lias hcen getting up-to-the-iulmdo reiwrts Korea, discussing future legisla­ tion flnnudiil problems relating to lusutlun atnl the budget, tslIkme polities. arnJ conferring wItb L dfieiid* of ttie united nation/. He nppareiitly lulemts to make up fm time lost no tho holiday today by working overtime this week end Hi- pr. ,1, scii.-larv, .1a me* C. H.igerly, said visitor lists have been made op lot both Saturday uni Sunday, and dud more an' iiotiiii i-meiit* of designations fur ollbe will be made then llefure be left bis offices yester­ day lor die holiday. Eisenhower uiiuptinccd designations of two more men for key posts I hey were William P Rogers ol llcthcsda. Mil lor Ihe office (t iiullnurd tin I’agr Ms) Two Damage -Suits Arc Kill'd In Court I*w11 • *<n11« in i• - w »*11- m tin n l a i •b'ft'iul)ilit i m ibMTMUft1 -xiiits uf f I oitJHMl i‘4i-111 vvbiih will* filed 4 ' •Itin\ vvit h Ih U'l'k of thu I »* 'lit i “t" 1111 L\ iks lot s M 1lur|H Jt , mltunn**1■i rtit *•r thu uhI au* Mf Ml, »f t \\ •I'mIHI 1It! IM4, Mil Jl mill nn vs»h* tl.t ! limn |f11"t fit * fil» vsi iklint. 's V 1• I'*,'at, tn tin? Mi • ■ skit M 1. 11 > 1l|!it nij.i in, i un tliii Hrrv« in', ini' , m 1 Mit*1 |. fill.'-cywr Kiltmi l ait.I Maoiiftii tin ley Company wi n* imp id in lb. -nit- which l <>11, iw, -U in tin- waki af two other dun,ntel I , , a , ■- up • filed Nuv. I a.-li' II' I 'lid l-'li'l’da Ghs CornIiiiMv, iirimtilu, mid Mr am I Mr*, b |i \| ibiwali npi-iatais of the llll.l. l, (III* b IS IlH'llli'll lift till’ Oriim i . Highway liifuiiii.itimi ie .......... lit uguinst il i iblui. |u llui.un- i,iis Service ...... I, (he ■iniipuity "through its duly milhori/id hv.-iiIs negligent­ ly and curelesslv pcifurmed supervi. un nf In-tiillathiri or itispee1 1,m" nf u gas hcuii'i in the room a ' 11' 1 ,'d to the tb-i i used, while thl> i-.ititi-ntlou in the other suit U that ........... ... ''faded to use oriliuni v i or" In nseertuining the heut( ei's i i.ndiiiiUi." yCTO ACCIDENT \n |K year old soldier, Robert D. Robinson, Hanford, suffered Inlurv to id* nose und face last •* night when tin- cm be wax dril^ lug collided with the parked cgt ,,f U It. lined, 1HW Park Avaioie. iiml north of Twelfth Street on Purk Avenue. The driver bud passed a car while going north on Park Ave­ nue. itccordlng to a police report, cut buck too sharply into hit Itno, struck tin* Red car and knocked it 20 feet over tbe curb. Damage ^ to the Robinson cur was s«t a t' f t 76 and to the Reel car, fl| 0. 7 lie driver was urrr*t«d on A charge of careless and negligent driving. Sgl. W. A. Horn and Patrol­ man Jo* T. Hickson covered th* Movie Time Table BITZ “Th* Big Sky" MOVIBLAND "Warpath" S ta n 0:30, f*atura 7:03, Inter. 8t38, last feature Bill � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6e9ecf9aecafd86c213983207d19f81b.pdf 1417a00a1b60c55713bb3cfc4fd3e57a PDF Text Text »rewyqyw>«n IHIJI in i, vWNCI New Hampshire^ Unlimited Supply Next Governor Is Of Ore May Insure DR. H. McLAULIN Young Man 0!’ 35 Steel Continuity OPTOMETRIST IIS Magnolia I’hone 512 D. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR H O U R S 9 to 12 — 2 In n Phone 705 MS Atlantic Hank Bulbling DR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTER 111 Mouth Palmetto Amine CraosMklon relieve* promptly because II got* lato iht bronchial syitem to beta looun ami tspsl |«rm laden ■Alegm and aid nature to soothe ami Iwal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial ■embranes. Guaranteed to please you Of ntooey refunded. Creomulslon hat Mood the test of millions of users. By ALAN POP I’. tty T. I'. APPl.KGATi: CONCOHI), N.H. IJH—The young­ (F ur NAM HAWSON) est governor In the history of New NKW YORK i-tv-A costly cushion Hampshire, Hugh Gregg, will be Is going to he put under the na­ 35 when he takes office In January. tion’s supply of domestic Iron ore More people than ever before within five years Voted In New Hampshire the day It's Intended to assure continuity Gregg led the Republican ticket In of steel production. getting elected - he even ran The cushion consists of facilities ahead of Gen. Kisenhower. to convert iron hearing laconite The young attorney has been rock, avullnhlc in the Lake Superi­ called the "all-American Imy" by or district In almost inexhaustible newsmen. He is handsome, comas quantities, Into pellets of high con­ from a well-to-do family, has u tent oret o feed steel Industry blast pretty wife and two attractive sons. furnaces. He was a counter • Intelligence Two factors spur the move to agent In the Army during World utlllre this rock: Declining output War II and returned home to be of Minnesota's Mesahi ore that elected his city's mayor. can be mined and shipped "as Is" When Gregg took over as mayor to the furnuecs; and frar that flow of Industrial Nashua, the city of ore from prolifil new foreign seemed about finished os a center sources wuuld be Interrupted In a of high employment. Hut he, with war emergency. The swift npansion of Modntd from his father and a group of businessmen, organised the making calls for more and more Nashua Foundation and attracted raw materials Vast new sources many out-of-state businesses to of usable Iron ore have been un­ covered outside the borders of this settle there. After hla term as mayor, Gregg was recalled to active Army duty. help: he has great presence of He served a year and • half and mind and enthusiasm and is quick then resumed nil private law prac­ to turn a phrase. tice. In his platform he came out He was persuaded to run for gov­ flatly for no salrs or income taxes ernor and won a smashing victory In the state. He promised to do In the primary over three candi­ what he could to get more Indus­ dates, two of whom were older tries Into New Hampshire. and more experienced In politics. Gregg was graduated from Yale One hod served two terms as gov­ In 1939 and from Harvard Law School In 1042 He lives quietly with ernor. Gregg In action—on the speak­ his wife and sons in Nashua where er's stand or at a political rally— ho raises Newfoundland dogs He Is a natural. Ilia good looks are a neither smokes nor drinks The Bread with country, boosting Imports of ore by nearly 24 per ernt last year. Hut sled cum panics don't want to have too many eggs in a foreign basket. They have been working for years on methods of using the iron contained In taconite, and some pilot o|>eratiuns have been in progress. The timetable for enlarging this work Is not too exact, but It is reported to envision some output on a commercial scale by 1953 To accomplish this the steel companies will spend hundreds of millions of dollars ((eduction of taronitc poses some stiff problems. It Is a hard rock usually of 25 In 30 per cent Iron, difficult to mine and requiring heavy ma­ chinery to ha mile. Three tons of it must he crushed to produce one ton of concenlroled ore in which the Iron may run fio to To per cent This last Is considerably higher than the average of Minnesota ores now In use, and could result in more efficient operation In the bl*M furnaces. Irim particles oro separated from the crushed rock and concentrated into indict*, n form that makea the ore easier to ship and ready for u*i* when it reui'hei the steel mills. Kruiri the Mesahi Bang? alone some 73 million gruss ton* of Iron ore were shipped last year. If the laconite facilities live up to some industry estimates that they eventually will produce 20 to 40 million ons of high iron content ore a year, they will go a long way towards stretching out the na­ tion's domestic supply. DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Please n i l for appointment Phone 1751 — 1716 Prices Good tlpxi Wed*. N o r. 21 Q u an tity Rights Reaervod Coleman FLOOR FURNACE OR SPACE HEATER c y ’o t ( fa tk ic a X tfifte tt ifo m H O LID A Y J ) inner / R o y W a ll, P lu m b in g Authorized Cole mini Dealer 10(17 Sanford Avenue EXTRA Value LABELl G rade "A", D r „ „ ( Holsum Bread YOUNG tom tfrawnl Quick-Frown young h e n turkeys turk eys 18 ‘“J20Vto- n1* Jtl «<>2 0 Average* iV?u You're Talking Turkey, When You May— MMt Vermont - Brand” Small Freih Pork Cliuao & Sanborn Chesapeake Bay Std Land O'Sunshine—lu QuaMois Hut-Rite Bead Chuck Drawn. Quick-Frol, i t Baking There S extra value in new Holsum Enriched Bread which r puts Sunshine Vitamin D in your diet at hu extra cost. Don't overlook this important added value when you buy bread. Sun* shine Vitamin D, so scarce in other foods, is now abundantly yours in llolsurii Bread. New Holsum Bread fortified with Vitamin D helps you make most effective use of Calcium from the milk and milk foods in Holsum for the building of strong hones and teeth. y ° " 06 *.«» b' 0 e vltamto* g un»bb'c ' \ V Holsum Bread now provides you with Sunshine Vitamin D —this is the reason why you should serve enriched and flavorful Holsum to your family every day. it e\i«*»> ‘ Onc-Hwn i— i « « «** *? ply y °u ' omnu n t* itali*""" ■ >»r quit**"*0' sutoetM*** W X Buy Holsuni Brcud in .the familiar red* orange wrapper—at your grocers jfi today. It’s a better value in bread but costs you no more. ^ Superbrand Cotorod—In Quutloia Dlxlo Darling F a m ily S tylo Loot t u t PWflCT COMPLIMLNI TO The essential bone-building mineral Calcium works with Vitamin D for the growth and well being o f you and your family. - l \ idedbythe U-tFood W Grade A, Dreiacd, Drawn Quick-Frcicn Young that holiday bird THt 6UCCE5S Of YOUR BAI0NJ. U « FAMOUS IB . CAN pitS-STOKELY F0* THOSE TRADITIONAL THANK56WIN0 A 6WEiT DIAL! HERS S 1 0 K E L Y F W I T C O C K T A IL w W S V W fiE H B X . W m f f - . f i b m v m s a u c e 's riNUT you (DM6uvt oojp1-*1 - 2 1< I Crop N. C. U, $. No. I, Grad* A, H$ Crop Florida mm ( 11 f0 Ik, A vers** r �I f tou w » m ••re).* tMr Hanlmrf llri.H , i to U ellm y. hj 7:00 |». M. |,Ua,» n il f f lq t # a t t f 0 r x » i f s r a l a YELLOW ( All M il ______ AN IMtKPENIlKNT HAIM MiWSl’ M’EH v o u im k XI.IV EtdablUhed 1!H)K George Meany Gets Nod A s New Head Of Labor Organization T f Of L President Is, nr Making New Hid For 1 Renewal Of HPfort To Merge With CIO SAN lim it. I I.IIHIIIA II I'ShAY. M i\. i*.. Ili.VJ Sou III Korean; Anxinuslv Wai l Knr 'mm'ijIiowcv i \v*n n Will D€gin On City Sewers On Next Monday M il U I \ Im u I iti flu i Mrin nun. I»u rr.i .mj; Uunliiu ss It*i111;11f ami \\ ♦iIiicmRi » uni -limi rf s riiri'iiM' iMirlli ^ mI»u »|.M , l«**vI% ri-mi: fiinp**t tMii» Asmiiriiilrd I’ tcmh I cii-ted U ire M i. hs Taber Talks With Top Eisenhower Aides On High State Matters New As.sistanl South Korea !s To Eisenhower Opposed To Any Faces Torcfh Joh UN B ached T race r i< s'. \ iv SI m i i if I • ••’ l \ • ii <*:i \ i ; il I l y WASHINGTON ifi—Tin’ Amrri I I n k t v , iir / h a y ; ran Federation nf Labor lodoy rhosc M year old George Meany a* , . . . , r, . . , I'• ' ai l < 'e l l h it IJS new president nml made n new ( O U l p l e t e d I I'OJCCt I s fld In Inc CIO for n merger. i.’ u .. . . , . ! i fr i ■, Meany wax rlrrtcil unanimously K X J ie e t e d 10 Cost M m lit I MW Ml III IN J U \ in » f R«*|i » .fu r - If by the A H A M member exreulivcI O ver S i t , M illin tw council ax successor In llir jalr * * I O lllliu ilr i t • t,. ■ 4 1 1 M no ttd"'* of ‘Ii*' S lid man Adam * Will Rhrc William Green -------Vt'l" [•' if |i 01 1 lilimiltiT William K Schnlt/ler, IQ, of Chi f,'i*-l»l nml ■>«•>vcying wink mi d imi n 'Erl'.1 tfo fnli* 1 aI l a I a* * *\ i*i‘S| n it \i i\ \ l'i 1 1 i i r I I, 11 i cago, was unanimously .selected in l lie * us -<•■>,Tugc project, expect 1d * It.il.ifllM d in M»M I)*’ the AFI,’* secretary Irnasui'er. J ***1 t*> t»-t hIhhiI mu' mul n quit, ,, t!.h I > *• f* ■ jirndo'. Io Mii/fu ii.iii S i ,*••'» n : 111 1 tills « »r it * lei o,ilium il.illius. will he ’•tiut-j Ihe post vacated l>y Meany • I" II * l.-lh.M. i ' l ry 1 < ift l h i| fit <Op I o f l k t l l g Green died last Friday nfler ed Momtiiv I,, the .bicksniivlll,' en Its 1 II 1 ttl VI.II Its VMM 1 \ MDI\s|>\ *1 M»* nil Id Him ♦ Mi ini serving a, the A FI/, chief cxcru t-lneciimt firm of Itoherl Alien* VM II NG'I'i > N V N, p . D ,tnp t NIII.U \ \ 1t- *S \ , lt"V\ Imi diil not l-M fhr gnu*ml live for inorr tlnm n quarter ren nml Ai-sm into*. Turn Iannon, (Tty -xhili' s lini Sli* i m.m \d ,n Xotifh Koriv.1 3tiifif<11*1 ,1 d tury. 1 s. m,dtx Mniineei. aid (oiIhv. A RIFUSUC OP XORIA OPPIDAl . Ithrsdr.* *ntfip of (lie 1 0 , 0 0 0 hannrr wnvj' - MH-.itr. i;i 'lii'i nl In fimij nf d* I'plllC M ill* I if u1 nl H it limjii-sl * \ mdif no! ,o iM 'jtj no 1■ Wfii fi nr" no n 1 It* d film /fdcony told newsmen the AFI. \ length; *li-• UMilon of the |,mHir (Mpilol hulltlm/ to Hrutil fn r if r m Mint cuMuim-imm al Mir piuijwf ( Cn- <4 nf lr i I 11w,i|jlit I> olid |'id* nh.tlh til l' nl Hn 1mi->t t unci d *> Ihr 1 oiir. 1 hr| hi ' ' ' Ho *o fit ' *v ■ roufd council also hntl reactivated a nine Jiei, 'Inline which Mr. Alien.* pie. r.lipntiumrr'4 vliil to Ihflr munli > i li.utr-* h. Wilmn S«***rr!arv of 1 irf*»r» • ic io ■itin ann r«f I »■ t.% . 111 H iflkM lltf.il (♦ '!» ■ * in tin 1 , t'tih'iH (‘i t / .11 M I It ’ 1 1 I Ill's M l •’ I . h t 1•>11{r 1 d nr xt % 1 of 1 dirt' Ir mini commlllee mi union with Hie .etiii',1 - hi ion* interest rule*, IVlls uccmupnny (If 11 Klin,Ilfium «•»» III. »• lo Km# i Hc« .n i :« full m «imi| v i • 1I 1 Hi* III | *I'll llh|«i e | •idlllMil ll .dInti mo 11 fHo 1 , 'nn ; *f1 111 m Mt (TO ami hail rin|tnivcrr<l II In Invite la id li« - 1 night ul the City Gumoo Ikr » mixaton Wllnoii xsiul Ii* mill I i cve t! no <frt ills of Mir imirinlmg Ir I 'OI t HIMi<ifir»/ rii|iil|il|M'ii) |*i i ’ Oili O l f ho ! I isrnliM'o rt to t .if* « l tfi.it In r\ 1" n m ' i '■ * I ‘ Mllld |1 fh it *p. "'ll I III the rival lalmr organisation In join mission iiieelioir. Another top item Mi'Mlu i'll v» ti i d;n Hi.d h< u dl Kill r ix llffni r is mi '• d X 111 In- Mrrsl 1 I PI f dirt In new ilisensslnns on n merger mi Hie ugcmln sv.is the righl-ofOoftil* fhr si VlM i nid All.tilt v i hn lor lilt's 'At I Ml f *o k from •.1 • I Such talks have Iht n cunitucled "a; prohlem nltll the Sllii Oil i • n i d O N III' 10 mjtol/ll • ho-1 (ll In It Im tn.d to!f m « » off nml im many limes In Ihe past ■i*.•■inv In the Fi< mdl Avonim ! "(ill lit fhr jin'sI John if Mr* fin mi 1J 'Moi *1i'M \ ff.it 1 ■V t M {iim tril fr1 fl'dltI without success d'l'l t'iileiilru: piojeii. Tin* City Man­ ho- told luuW Ih •• td> nl I ruin in I hi* /in !■1 iMtfirrd * 11 * i M in iliiltrr in However, Mennv expressed con ager mis Instructed t<■ enter ne\p| I oil nil*' of H n-s 1 ;" 0 |H M I ,1 | i | | In lief » I i ,0 0ii-1 ml Hi d ♦ !*• fiilenee (hat they could now he gntiulions ssiih On. rumpMliy. |« Ii i' .1 -"Mill!! tn Ihr Hi« kill nl 1 1 ,110 1 d "i fdllion doll ir rnrrlcd furwnnl sureessfully He 1lt,il J mm*Ml t( 11 Ihr u l ’ li Iim i Mi Antfus presented emit sheets imol mi 11 mo I Jeer In r i v r I );i v.s n't IMi riiild.lt V •dr.| snlit: Ihnm.h H n No ! |Ursuh nti d i*n tile -ewernge piojert, with in •i It'.Mol f o ‘ fl« Ii > 1 uf I iv' (oi mo J*They are trade unionists and tiled mtes Mil , im; from 2'j, M xl I ml f llofll 1 > till' I'l t tod Mm •f f di i » f I* w are we, nml we must find some to It'-, pel lent on sertifleutes of l * *t horil iri' •.11 Ilf f hi ill.Ill 1' lot if OiflMid 11 il ♦*. f-,, • hdf n Ml Imi way to ne t together " M’llliiol || hi’lHlf r .»•!** v\ till nn •Its I' t I' . oil Ml "s ill ’Is Hn I; 11 M l l.li'iliie-s to tirovlde ri'temie* < "i 1 * o« to d Ho fid Hi • 1 H i-if* Some Inillenllou of Hie rill's al null !|l rullltklil' * • • •1 tu t. >■ atf V 1 " M ’k ■ * , »• of tn f d X, Miller Kxpluins 44 i'1'tf(fil||. t.* M 1 1:>!.<> n "( 11l>* * 11' 'll I V n r *0.01 In 1 Fi ll Ihr Mir id* rf md m1 Hit it. H'i Hindi* may eome from n meetlnit i eoti'i tin' i o*t of Ihe project, 1st. Hurl nf fhr fnli'i .d d*'|».if tiio'ii* " dll Hli of lls Ion officials m Allaulie City pin* the tost >if ope.fnlltttr tin* pie U * lx I X I b II ( !•It. Uirlll -nl inr 1 in . md o/ r m il's Three hifferent 1Mt11 - Iniku kill..! fu. t 'ie lj lt ti|T Hi n 11,dm II1 1 >1* I - if f. lol'Ul |os! Friday. The main Ini'lnrss „f t setil system ilio mu tin- interim of I .1*4•1 Hi t Iir Id s Mil s m*i *i a ho 11 Ml Ift * mil, 1 ip -Mi d* i/m-r I I O 'llll I* meeting will lie to discuss naming i oust t o* Iion, Mr. Anvils sue| lie ri«1 hv. • ink k * f. M pi* 1 Kx|»M»sion T y p e s Is ! in V * . hit*' Iloit -• {mils v to fh. i ,1 1 * 1 1 1 1,11II • 11., o* M**t to en< h of l i ’IIU resiili ln i's I • * \ ♦•( I d* •lid hill a new (TO president It till In*i*nII | i idu \ m hi*it > 1 r im M ilo i * ml ullll i M ! .. » * x f di • oi II 1MU* . \d UP The reins of nrgunljcd lalmr are umiiKI mn from $1.75 in $*J |«**» It.llxiiii hsKmI ill i t|*lil iiiiMit hut k. I’s • I* d lo ImIIou |1 Vtid i1 fhi Kff*M*|s .mil nf tlilfiHIlK r\ •od ♦♦•♦if \\ \s|H M , t"N I Ii. I Is 1 m ! d In. dl It th shifting In new hands Se\ ernl of Hitill f |i Mi |,t‘iiitni i‘X|»r*'Hm*»| tin t me llioo w till *|M U I l|i< ft hlTIffiF Millll * * thl|lll( (||f ..«» 'A ff, lii.... i *1911til 1 *1 'Mill f‘ ♦’\pf 1It |1 ill the country's biggest individual ( mimU'Ii lie i 111 1 tn liii iil r(•’■11|ciiI■* pitMimu wrrr Itrieftv rxplultied In It’ if tiliilt* IIkIi U illhiHt* (|nip|it'tl II, blllhl l! V 1 11IM .11(1 pi "/I .IIII M’ i Im Iln Mirsiih nl lo* k* i jm UK Ml («»• I ltd to It 1*1 • I n 1H1 d. I unions have changed leadership In «f||i| ■tiI Id' lillli a*ij nit i| tixlUfl' IiumIh fll*y at 111** \ iM'Ilf J I*ill til f I*14H of ii M * t il 'd r v im ill i* i* mini it. i d i1 i |(«*i«it t*r \ \\ r i .1 jut I M ini 10 dl t Mff't I LlniiN ( fnl* I»v 1.1 .1olivt II Inrit Is •rMiiitil **!• ' ’ 1 ( l»| M.i|J* IJ .:»ft nn* •h 1 «!i»R(i . 1 rcccnl tnimlhs, ns well, pnvinc the f*f Imi|It tin* i'lifer nml *<u'Hrriigo hot 11*1 i tiitm m| fi> ** Mi.! ml lit iiii scInMin ,i **r mm l pl .i( Ft nil iinl .t*if «»«4*1 Ip Rm, I 11 In 1 I mono »| 10111*1 Hbv for _a new- crop of union chiefs u wtctn*, itiiiMnif fur ii irnirr I’lftiit* MHIlT of IK*' Sunfnnl Nilvuf Am\ * * * III*irs oli iIi> 1 I k 1 1 ll|| II |* 1 H it 1 1 1 1 f | M [it< | i 1 1 ' t, l 1 1 ' • | | it |ft |*• » • !« •• . il | !1i|1s1I * I f In , f" 1li»•1111t «PIl.l 1III! 1**4l.l V ft* ♦ *111111 r t" ho ,mti Just weeks nun ay mu 1)im lint ^ ijit an few wccks nuinu *«’t ,*f the ( fille r '"u 111, has Jus! rum I 11«* |i ss | *!,*!11 t*o11 III*11'.♦■ i *•«»*••! 1'iirlrt *■In11 *t'li*■ wIi ti *-c *i*11 St lilt I’ll■xi1111111 i’ll t t \ ’i ’st'iiNmh ci K"i * * 1 It * :tf ff-t till' 1 10 fnl •i d " Tallin stepped down us head of 00 iidohnU oml ui Ihr 'Mom.il , , ' , , , . . . pli’ti’d .1 *ix weeks course on alum |ii nnf w sehinon ill 1 1,4 1 IR ii’smii ♦if Sill! I'll MOM Iho million member AFI, Team 1 ('M j I nl fin d s hr 1 1 i im i " i .......l " y .....It' cnensy .11 l amp MrCli-lland dr 'Ii IhiliMi n iiid Mid i liMtki 1 Ii* i it V 111 III' . '* 1* l,U \ itf ,|l*l 1 Tti.d fhr o Ml t t 1 1d 1.•" t i no iiio Intr »1is r u vspd alcr* Union, lu'iuit succeeded hy *>l'|*«’i hunt \ In hi,iI • limn if*.m 'll'..... . Ihei ity should lcrlbr,| tin* threetyin-s nlomle MiyCRr-old Have llpek teamster* eonUi't niinnclnl interests idmut exploxions as Ihe nir Imrsl. sur Ilk** ifefiMt1i<-1 hiiimft >'iif iill 11llr Cldliilr Ill sill 1'♦'( •I «fiiirl)‘\ V «' xoiir rise t Kihsfi|iifidU f)n i »m leegf tin Um 1*doi r I ili.tiiu' rnri / i work t•» »%Inn *h» \\ *I i\ riiabl IlMMi' in, .• "'iilnm i xi il figiin* in Ml. ir* d !i 1 •! bosx on Ihe West th Mud tolui II hunning iIiniii vision! f‘* 'hr Mirsulrid i .1 iii.mi MM 'll lit., Const him-' Ii„i*h....... ' u ,,! " ’ mre printruin. flrt. llllr!(l nm) ,)l(. Ml|, iim'iiiHcm **JittT |h •!*•••i yt nr the Tniimui nffi* ml Limlly on .if 0 :t "rt Similarly, "tlltf Hill" Hutcheson Movor U illlnm Meinper stated, burst ■t *up mutt 1up d i o!mnln,i Uni lilt! Hill noifll so i.'I»l oflrr in nffmol Wo h ilannti nf AL'I UMI f tbo club's nlmr.'.l ■Il*(»i t ■» pnlil .iff a (rnintMl In to Ion Mr gidi* Itivifi d fM dl Ho !to1 I t 0 Ml 11 nluittu ti 1 uuit Ihe presidency of llm Ihe AFI, *i if) Inuminc 1 rfn *d to com Alt von hove to ilo Is whistle iiml "The nir liuist Is hy Inr Hie th Mill v >s|V hlH'k* mph fM, iii"Miii do ' ,t agnnillural luaikrting. ,md *(ii 'tit oil hHhn In 1 .id lucii Carpenters Union earlier lids year, IhevTt In s| polio s. most effective, hnvinu only the eome like files." Mr. Anirus *sf1*1Hi !v. *» 1 is tn0 "I mlt l ihiit•’ lid gtiMtjl -.‘I r*ii 'Mich iM'llrvov farmcra umilil nnd •d ir 1 - it * p o l l um *«n Ho* Afoinir maklnu way for his son Mnurlcc riit joh luisn't hr* 0 11 «•Msfi'ui * ulr ns resistance," lie |toinled out aid, "You want to nrrmiac with 11 1ihm : • oft 1hi 1 ,■ion 'HInch lifts u Murray’s death also vacated the . . „ . "The surfneo hurst has lev* idler I 'ii»|! Im flti' In| |.r*• 3|IIini itit nf ;i! mh IIw federal uM ll limy did ,i hHh r 1 ■rv f » »o ft v , *♦d firm Ih* of fin* r \ mt 1 Ml 1 •r "rVliivnf ' » ■ Hirfr i»rodnc<H ‘ World Wmi 11 pus I of '• 0 r iiitifdff jfi f!o' rt" f iaHim d M " x ir.atir 1 it |U 1 •'til presidency of Ihe CIO United Sleet- '" "V.... f ''1 C‘i 1 ll Hint Hu* Uround surfacn nml oh- ill ill li'iifl IIVif11Ikt*11" fmi this ilicr I 11d V 1 , . f r 1 1 11" | ■ f ( 1• h "i .h i ' .d o x;i\v til' II Imi"H ffrsllO.ll 11Ml fllv mill l /olUilt if11 *rlot |l 11 i ff if + m V» M| |k r i n u t h l ’ k i l l .............. W irkcrs.. <V nrnte«o of Murray. Iv' v l,|r 1f" - fir h Mi r, filnd Pets Impede the force of the Itliisl •' 111* ‘ ii ho i M* poldn in n«VI(T .1 Sfrilottnid. who hnd been should lake the mutter of umiicv t'oofluiuK "11/ si Ifnlmi* |{<|Hili||lMlt (mil'll I i olds Iin f i It oi is1m1 I* r 1 (lili !(id 1 o Id m 1hm i - ", l l k i ' Il iilUUM* I I m V l-M I l l' ll - I lit > M.Ipft < . 1 it In n sinnll area Hunt I H 1 . Itrf dd ff,. ... the union's srerelnry-lrenstirer. on with loeul bunkers mul net the nertal burst While tin soli ( «»l *Ilf 1im|) llm! Cot ill pMii'l.itirx nf Hh 111 dl »ff( *1 | |n k f | *■it * .111011(1' •I I•|MlI It . mi m fh i 1 ii> ' 1.on *n r Ho ih pi,l.d im1 or, 1 o .III ,Hd II.did 1 1 dl • t» d M * • d»M was scleeted to fill tin* steelwork their ndvlre. Mr. p\ntru< ieplie.1 surface Imrsl lessens the llieimu Hoosovi'i! I i tun,mi -nlmoii -li .ihmis \ 0 i i«or .n'r in ir l !l si’ hciv mm d l l ' ♦ I Mil 1 , 0 0 0 ( I ' Ml r lud Ua Ih 1 1 . p.'f I Iti' •ui'i'estlott «'af it "ftrod idea.” nml nuclear efforts almost im Miijt mit •’ reh ii i ers* top Jol> (*•mpomrlly n! l e f t 1*-| It'll 1||Mt Imm III. I\ 111 II| *l(U |*| rMl!*• Mol d " r-tl f md il I MUM I'l III1IIir .I,- 1 Mil h M>11O In -uppoiImv lie' setveiiiue pro- medinlrly iilisorhs In a cie.it de ing (tin hi.l, m 1II did ill I iill (nn!Iid*. , 141fI ’ ►ill idn ' hi !m!d |iU k* 1f Mr (dtfi ,ifi ‘......... i on | III1 ,Meanv. n former member of the I l l m 1 . id AFI, Plumbers Union, was presl tfimn, Mr Aiikuh' fiu'm < wpti* jjree Ihe blnsl effect " -I n|i fa mi 111iri s I Mid 111if .It - 1 V| Imi dido din i| m 11 Hi.d Hu , I .1 fhr deni ol the New Ynr kSInte Fed oioti'd ul omklna the *e"i 1 ih !'• 111*|uiltI'( in hiii i i j mu11 n l in 111 1 tod Idle >f 1Im fiost fIm •h ' "If you survive Ihe blast ton WII’Mil (VIIw | RIwill " ltrli •If ‘ * crntlon ol l.nlmr for fit*' years I'Hittuenl ♦ n! noil I n in | in* r *11111*4 it I | mm 0 1 I II'd' t'M Ih |M| Ih id 1I V indept mleni. tei.inu have a Hood ehnure of In lot; a ill's 11 ' Ml ! Im Kii» • Hi from lint to Ill.Tli lie hn* been upon the income l*>r Hu project norirtnl life iiUcrtt arils i i ,||Jt • hot Hhv .11 Mil1 III,11 |ii i tl 1f* if* d In fa. t i , k I f m i i M t t'M K i l l lo Hi >1 st*crclnry treasurer of the AFL for tin' next lilt v.ars lo iimim.ibi Iheir was n priest in Nagasaki .( ' r till' Ml 11Mli||| III* L'fl.lllv !l I’ll* t! hill K 1.1 A * 1 i* IM/. since lain fii.ukijw .uni no I Irf * « fo» ill*' entire sv-tem. lie titp lmbsl the wlm was prolected from the Idast I I i l l I 1( 1111 Mi l l ' . CIO lender* meetinw lit Now .....rutlov cost of lust v 'ur. XJ I.- by 1 inn NingthiM"* roiihl In* iIi*n«'!«i|i«*fI S i ’.'in n in . l a m e s I lo w e n 0 *1 til*, ehtirch nml he Is still llvimt M i l e l u i t r t i m i 11 i *r l.l k oid • 1 1 • . Ihirk yestertlny were reoorled to UrOMiu .ml Ml \»'M Nofk li'di'l Scr\ iny mi Nav y Ship in his estimate*. Hi* prooos tl today The people in the city re ti'T IIII* -*♦■*!■*1*11 M. I\ ol .1 h 1 1 1P no .ill m conslderlnp Allno S. IluywiMid "IM ■Jiv Iir .li'in-d illli I i iTifnmiT ■".t.lil elliiiiiinU' mmol o.inee of j turned tn help the Injured immeil liffiriillls Mpini'il d. h • .il-ddc olm ■ loti CIO’s exeeullve vice presldenl. nml tin* severuin’ ' *lem from the Itrly after Ihe explosion and mil ! rm | >iifit i si ,i lr lo r ul s .mil Hh Hindi, 1 '* ‘m •! |I ♦t,th h it'd, 1 i l. ol rf. « I . I. t .1 *v Walter lleulher, president of the incsriH tux 1'fi i'ee. » til" |tj | f 1 1 1 1 , | | f R s f in M O III! M ill knowlnu It Itntl Iheir Itmlles Mil* (if III) *f|l I VI VViImii* M *t •. I Iho*. o . ii. III. * 1 lot d hr dr '0 ,1' mu CIO's million irirmber Unllrtl Auto I Mi Any .t oveiuil fivo*. f„r inlereced Htrotmh hv these power -iivi n ifrri I'Mfiiinr at me (|mmm « I*!, hn! to ill I !IIll’ll 1*1 4its I'OS'. * * •1 m .1. .dim t . d to h of th. 1 o I"/1 I Workers, ns possible eonlrndcrs i - i 'C l f l i p ! M'l't „l i u s f \ i i|,|i! I n SO* lf.» ,1 st of ,t„* project is xt.lMd.. I f'd rnys. whlrlt had lost so ......It Mat h 3* «»MMi| ills*.Ifilin' nil'VI'I," I'M d* • Mot, 1nr d th pdt II ’ I .if • »H 1 A* » II* fill for Murray's Job as CIO president ih.' f.i \ «ii i t I M t r i f i ' l l " ' if|(pit| Is •s fm f* *•!•* r... 7 . 'i lilrli ex,'holes . 1. e,wt *.f ,i "IrcnKth that they dldnT cause any l.imifi *1 la* *h i i *ftir|spi*il In i fa tut I* itlM-'fliMu d H I.*.!, «•o r1 • ' l «(*>•) 11 " ■d 1 i* oil'd * di' I I .'*1' ri fitlllf d .M ini fiiliig of m tvoopH peon * !K,t|l I Od. O hi'liiml a fiiisfi, -4M1 wi»4||T alii- I•• i>otIficitllon plant, but t » i i n «»rn* •** tl»e* m d * 4illii*112k. II imp Nd.Ult td \ | lie also eiletl llm ease of a coal fell tiglii hwiin wladhi'i ii uu** a » s1|l|ifJ'*«' mu f inn lr;i*|i'f s m -I1 "immI'uIiIv |'J to |5 ««| m .v |l “ S imuntil • In While IIm Ii ■lillj* Iti ti mi who fi.nl nut lii 'ii Hint survived Ihe llikini blast and I do (dm I h u 'W m * *!**«• sower*. \ \ ItisK . v Is S l u l e n fi miiliM'iitlv mr iiliMiinl fur (In I! ..tt t». Is still livinu riifll l| Hlllkt'il till rItill »P l 'I Itu I I Ii d flip ii d •I' l* f I (od . 1 old 1 ,1 Ii il lo *peakini; of improvemeiit* to The beat defense ni!nln*t nn Mi o u t \ n c liiir Inn in.it * •*h *hr liidiH' p.tt hml ' * IIII I \! ,| I 1i>, * " i k p o t |M llm water nystem, Mr. Anuos atomic explosion Is to t*t-l behind I'rurnl hrain I nlnrlfil -inllsini; I l l ' l l 1*14 h i .n i l d Min' e.f H i t ’ l l l. l |Ol ».♦• R. I- to f»dlmi 1rut if. I •mini!* I* pointetl out tin* rust of Ihe diesel- an ribled or lay flat on the urouml. T ,r ' 0 ithuiid oi gMiit/.ilioii’ Ilo Njiliint ihe * s* I* « • . V "|x II* fits I'd'OTP •I Ip* t V'*M on 1 m did «.pop opernteil witter plant for the year he said, "l. shnped dt.pmls in the ''' m M"'' 1 ...... •",l *1 I*iitini-it nl 1 .ii hum *'*■»«<|i'1'rnl i* »•♦* Sen M'K .dir 1 nil ....... I t.l Mr cndin*' in Senteodmr of llif>l wu* jjrmirtcl afford* Ihe best prolecllmi k iinl him. hr| v M-n I’U'l .md l 4|l finf Ih.'l hi ' 1 1i d 'Iti* I dtiff'll 1Ml. It whs ”, ;i two ,sprit,* , loot- W11 or - i s of ,i ftmr wImmi u’l inilhin* fl",OtlO.M. He estlmnled nn e|«*c- nfiainsl llm Icthnl rays " " MM t llll Die i .p p. i ,|, i • 1!♦ •» I »r 4- O gUtl While evmllnfi most of the quo* ' •**|w *tU nit the ""Iv "H'ft III) • IN foil’d 1111*11 'All'll III*- jilnftlrili One tviitmin was liospiinlt/cd, Irlrullv-ooetnleil plant woiitil cost V I. . 1 p eh 1 ( 1c 1 • (1 Do Ii . r’ 1 tin ti w.-I. dill lit* 1 •I'M" ' ■i tiriKlm mil IoimiiiJ i fni wol lirrd •P lions on the deslrurtlveness of Hie In* hn- t»m| mmtlier treulfl for injury nml n I I I ,- m u . Hi Itt (1 'll, 10,1 ■ 1 V ” 1 ,|J.< 1 II dt Mil loll!. lH 1,01. lip Commissioner nmolull Clinse II bomb nr llydrouert Immb l.l •»|ilil »r|« 1 11III*I III <lt i jo ••!*!•' m of 111t i Ihint was rtrfeslep| on three illf, Still \ - t .,,, io,i |Vol , 1 (tiiil 11» III • I aid'«.!••«, ,o, l d .. nn iihP M.nrrv Ri»I»mm» •*»ld f«hI*•%*K,i< |■i O'llll 111*11 ferenl counts us result* of n two- tieotiiouilideil disrrjrnrdinj.' the eon- i Miller illtl explain Ihnl Ihe II homh lf .,1 1 ppll.te.il mn..... .. ..I !>' , , !'•* 11«• li ft Mm i n **|i*'i ,di\ ** *oiitii d 1dm.0 1 m* ti od ,1 ul 1 *11 • • ii 11 *M'li 1 1 . ear accident yeulerdnv eveidnif at struetlou of ii new well field and work* on a different principle of IiIh huntiiiir iiiirailiM* f*»r tm hr* 1 i.t i jm-sit in loll In lirriiiin on o|Hisltia III). I... lii' illMpIlloMMi f'Mi ** of f hi French Avenue end Nln'lt Htfeet. to proceed with more oryot iicihIs fttsslon whereas atomic bomb* ii *itf dorV, i*f hi*sf >mr i**n‘l lilting PpMlIll ’ 11111/ lie ..ots I m i Ihr Mm moil i Inn * h ii ii'ii d I n hr, ‘"I III* u riM ind h im ’I h • id I ■ ■ M ini p « i ''Hot I I 11 work on tin* principle of fission first. Mr. Anirus said there wn* y | e ullll Mr«. !•;, .1, It.-litIi. 1!i!0 .tessamine '"ll ' M i ,i * at. s rill* l i r w •n i i d o l * is r x j i r r l i d nf !ii hr Iim* **r I i ml ( I!iinK IIn* Ilo was introduced by Mini W.il Avenue, whs I'oti'meit in Ibe Per- tin IIII11101lilt It* need for a new 1 1 " 1 III* f i tllti,t 1 * 1 Y" 1it ' hirils ImiiK In hiplirr (*vMiniif," tn 1*1 I >Ip. 1 ' it.IP > mil Im no r onliMntonhtoo M<'oiiiet'il Hospital sourer of sopptv In *ueli h well luce Philip*. Mon proprnm chair mImi i , h|> M i n i s t e r W ill K u ril I I’loil* /I' d fill 1•11-1 s|s no ||si' !i Aller nnsweriny several Kulmti raphiilinl MVVr »inl mil Dip Mli t Ui| m| till (HHIt?* • 11 *i" I d Tnl JLr olwervalltio after site was ren- flehl if tin* oresent supplv doc* man.. tpicxlinnx. t.t Miller said he would nil iirpLpnil mIHmmiI urllinu a ol Hu* t il njn'i ohV r idfo ill oH-irk Ii .1 lot.I I h N ew R e v is e d K iltie t iri.Miri* M.,ii 1 Hu* 1 1*mI *1 in m*re*l otteonsclons In llm mlslmp. not prove to tie Um hrnrki*h. m.! folio |*i olilf Ills llf |lMHillfll«i1| Itaymoml Hull and Howard Fa- tn* ylntl to return some Hum Inter -iuulr kill." ' . 1111Ui lilt >• III* t Riilph • «ki* (or Hite also suffered shock and ooi| liiiilkfllhg explain the crtmtl principle* • I... ItuliHiiii sjijtl Ihnl tin* Ntivv I»m\ l'„ I IIAI r.lGII. X I 'P A lloi kv MU 1 41 ■ ! iMp;*1 t iimiin'iF. tn po floOl bruise*. X-rnvs were taken of Mr vllle, ntcotbers of llm rity-Cminly and J \%,V I irmers In fidluw i Mount In splltHnc nl the atom with t *it ininir in “kert sliMnfiur •* M|i -«p lltiplr 1 in,ulster Im, no * I I,,I spine IhN mortdntr, areorillntr tn nopralsnl board dealing with the involved ill liftidlli/ niol'F Mil ,1**11111, il tli.il Im ml, ml lo publtel) Harry llnhson, second vice presl urn* KfOtoking down Ilo ilin I. III (IflilT , I p I. Mr 1 *f H»" ...... .. i .... ,.i. oil llj | her nllemllmr phesielnn. lie pre- French Avenue linprovrmeut pro- drnt, prexldrtl over Ihe mrclinj! p I tin ♦ V i tti.p.i -imply with nliiuist i'vvry ahnl. "TIim*" |nt ol M'll III 111 Olid |l s oil fl'( I*'I 'll loirn 1 I'npy of Ilo...... .. Ili'VIxril t .Ilin Ii r illctrd she would be dlsclinrKed led, appeared before tin Commis­ old. 1 g 11Vh iiii* iHilly guild II d'M'sii'l .Slnmlnril V,t , ioh of Die Itil.lo p, (i m ml sion la comiretion with llm proh front the lius till ill today, \ Id o l’ spi-riol fMl|‘ho hIti I||IM|| llm Hev M 1.111Int llux. piixlni' IK 1. 1 1 i film A 4 1 141 IV ll PS" hail ,i Inkt* thiMi* InIinr lo 1ill it Ho ir Imii!." II - I Mrs. Gertrude HI, Ullll fill v'ldchf'KllltlilKII ha* arisen wit,, the . . . ■l„ I’atfe. ,1 111 of an iriilcru'iiilriil in xximinry Hup llol Jordan Complains Of RoImmii rxclnlmcil. i it miiin 1*f,i dn I'mhik Tntil hi ll-l •91 !. Mill f " ' IS* fh Mill III*' If N, Oolite 1. driver of the car In which Hun Oil Company. list eliurrii, slid lie would Iiuni pr itiMp '< Ill'll lie Vi it. 1 Die orI'lans for the proje.-i esll for Mr*. Ilnutli wn* n pnssenter. wus Inra'id Drainage Plan Die llllile lit Nervier, al III, ehurrh l|1!/ik!|Ml| 1l*' till* pi . i. i > veslcrtrentml nl Urn hospital for a In* sltenrinir off a trip nf fmntairo, l • •mi llnttril iim •" • a. 11Hill nexl Sunday nlgld The elergymnii W in ! r \ W e a l h e r ils reratlon of llm forehead, hut wnx Hi! bv lift feet, from lit' oj. comsaid he nl.Jeeinii In Hn* nlitnlnatl.m AMMAN, Jordan KT—Jordan liinnny's pro|»ertV| for which they Mn' admitted. of the word "virgin" In the new M a rls HI S o u lh v v e s l (o Im paid 14.77,HI. Tie City dav rmidr public <i mcmnrniMluni The driver of llm second ear, ii’" Il'ssllsstS 1 erxlon aonl three Wcitcrn powera rnm« WU *-•«, IS’Pl I’irsl Jet \e e I’lans Ethel Frierson, W, HVHt West The purliim llux objei led In sub nlnlnlng that hmrl plana "dlana It, |1ie Vxsio I,Dell I'rexs HIxHt Street, was arrested on R e l u r n I’o I ’i n h l i n / -lllnle, "vminu woman” for "vli Iroua** tlrninlng nf llm Jrjrifnn \ \Virilr \ we all a i ail pal * of Hi, eliarites of rarelesa nn*l nettllyeril True BIIIh Returned gill" In I'lilali VII It "Hehiihl River for irrigation purpnM*H norm die warm 'kmlliwe I t„dn\ logello-r n 1 n Die window* olid iti lim init'S NOTH: nili* tl,. i drlvinif, failure to yield the rittlil* the land shall give you a sign A The note nnponlcd (n the llnilml i ; I 'n in i’ hash , III. Di.' Iit, 11 In Do' -iiine noili- virgin shall eoneelvi* nod beat a wllli o* blasts of id, free/mg mild ' . •\lo 1n1 l m nf-ygv, oral failure lo have a By County Grand Jury Htatca, Hrltafn nnd Ernncc tn atop i Gill, ul ,1 setIrx of nrlirlr*. In • lines l ib , , Vitierica'x .(lilt -M O W tier breast win ks wit * * iTeeled ho driver's llrrnse, acrortllnir tn n son anil shall rail Id, name the drainage which Jordan anld Mr., J. \ , Wliilncr on Iho hi*II o is neat />*r» in sit lion >-f !n l ml ,, , is ii'liinong lo eonilint True bills wctu .dom ed yester* was tantamount to MJcwhh ag­ lory of Saiifiir.l. In Ihln arllrl.* ill*, men l<> *li,nd beliind ivlu'ii F.mmnuuel " police report. Ari/on-i and Ni w \lexleo ea.lv in hole i .*• In, own iiquesl lining tlieii guns ill i n-,' of iilliti k day l.y the Seminole County yran-l •Mrs, Whllncr IcIU nImmiI llir The report staled Ihnl the gression." The .............. Id Wlelida. Kan. • ih!;, v Snow bdl in sonlhea -lern The Indie*, Mi*. Glim, tier duugli Jury In three cases deullnif with It anid Urael propoae* tn draw frnrs rnlcrlulnixl hy runii* of the ter, Mr*. Speer, Ml*. Hughey nml Three Services 11nil e New Mexico nnd hi i,"rlliern Texas ulluoi Iwo "'*'*’ weeks ago ollieinlly latter driver fulled t" *1"|i »t a ■>"•'■-> >**" munlor. on Jordan River water from a early prlllrrs of Indian nllnrkn. traffic elun while irdnit east on Snow anil mill pelleil idlier areas r.'.ioes i d relu rn lo e om bal for oilier*, were m lb*’ bull moulding Those persons Indicted worn point 0 rnilea below the meeting j f ln t h Street and that her car bullet* for tin* rifle. Suddenly In Search For Plane ,,| Il,e Kin k v Mon nl.-iim and the ''"in pie I mi i of n rmniinl In nr. Hy .VIHH, J. N. WIIITNKII Struck the otto driven hy Mrs. ttando'ph Miller, Southwest Hoad place of the rlvera Jordan and in i ,1 cunllnerd T eniperntiires ' •''' Hdhter fnlols shriek, weie heard, all Ntarteli in In 1840 lio«tllllli’it won* romovil F»f* while It was koln* north on Cleveland Neal, alias Clevelani4 Yarmuk and thle will have a dUANCI lOII AG K. Alaska 'iP - The ilrnpi>ed I,elm, /er„ In Montana in b m e a i* I(hi mlxsions wsa' set O'Nsal, Msmand, ami n ot*d Kll- aitroua effect on vast area* nf hy Ihe Indian*. Mr*. C, G. Kvitn*, terror, the mother, to look f. r It w a s generally tan and a lillle , He had cumn eted M anil had children, one lady fainted. Air Fnree, Navy and (’mini Guard daiiKht.'r of Mr. Ilnghi'y. M'lnb** their collier m Ihe Hast and F a r West d ' " ‘ m'd s x Ituss an MIG* In n sixat MflO to the sedan driven hy Hans, 1014 West Tenth Street, all Jordan Janda. Acm,* tin* young orange grove combined force, today for a sweep­ aome iuti*rt'*ting recollirllons of oppoaite rnme a flgme almost de­ ing Rcareli of Die Island dolled Mra, Faire nml ol »M to the see- Ne*rora. Ti*Hi|M*ni1uriu( ilruppril tn fivt* 1 |H*rKnl Im thr -spurn, I.M** Nn date was set In Circuit Court City Father Secure# (hi* excitement which prevail.*!, nuded of rl»tlira and Herenming northern Gulf of Alaska fur a lost abme IphItv in Winslow. Arir uni "hen he wax called h.iik for duly ami car. Hut. W. A. Horn and Fannd 111.* thrill* nf horror they f'Tt willlly. A* mioo q* *lie rnillil be (’121 Globemasler anil il., 72 pus- /uni I'oehlo. N M while Die low «">» Hu* graduate jnlol training trolmao Joe Hickson Investljfntctl hy Judfe M. II. Smith for hearlnf one dny when n young »oo of Dr. any of the eases. Jail Improvement# nl 'I ms,ui. Arir . wn, .111 i ‘nldcsl div.xiun of Die Airliamliig l nm ihe aerlilent. qidted, »hc toll! of bow llm Indian, xenuarx and crew, Miller Is arcused nf kllllnit Speer rnme running Inin their had caught her, placed her on a The huge Gloheniasler, Ihe third xpnt.s were in Mordulin. wllli lows m,pml Washington Johnson, West Thlr* OAKLAND. 'Cillf. WV-Kvcn In home with the new'* Ihnl Indium* nilo nf llghlwooil knht* In burn military nir Irnnopurl loxl in Ain*, of 5 tii’low. nml in parts of Wyom leeoth Street, with a knife June Jail, City Councllmin Lexter (Irani were In the nelghborhuod. Her her, In n do*perato effort In *nve kn since Nov. 7. vanl»hcd Snlurdny Ing nml lilnlio wilti reading, of 7. Neal Is charged with murdering dir an eye out for improvement!. mother, Mr*. Hughey, aprend n Weather on n flight here from McChurd Air near zero. Movie Time Table Curtis Ime Chatman, Winter Park, Sentenced to flvo da*R lor ipeed- ahe.il u(ion the floor. ha*tlly threw heraelf *lio had turn away from HtiNe, VVush. II enrried n crew of Snow continued during tlir night them anil left her garment* in It II z with a knife Sept. 0. Killian* Is Ing, Orant entered jail Friday. at Amarillo, Tex. wllli a fnii of tl unit 41 mllltnry pnasenger*. Into II Nome garment* for her lit­ their hand*. "I ’nrrlt*" arcused of slaving Mssle Reddick, He quickly found fault with the tle one* and ran with them a* A rcjMirt that wrrckngo hnd been four Inches reported. Falls at Bos Thu men. heavily armed, follow­ I iltli-l;03-ti;3ll, fashion tlmw 32, with a.knlfa May 21. Accord­ food, and reported machci In hi* quickly a* po**|lde to Dr. Speer'* ed her track* in the wood*, but no sighted near Middleton Island, well nnd Tucumcarl, N M , mens. N.Ti7, last feature 0:12 ing to a pollca record, Killians and Ml), Being a councilman, ho got rraldcnre one-half mile nwny. whrre Ihe Olohcmniiler inndo It* ureil three Inches. algn nf fnillun* nor pile or fagot* the deceased were common-law quick reiulU-a DDT ipraylng of The snow licit extended from MGVTKI.AND Dr. Speer'* hou*n wo* a log one could bo found. Mr*. Kvmi», for Init radio contact Saturday, cntixcd man and wife. "Sobmiirlne Comniund1’ with Iwo room* anil an open lull whom *hc worked In Inter year*, a brief flurry of CRcltement yes­ the upper Michigan peninsula •milhwcstwnrd through noulltern Another matter tn which Bea­ Ha °Mld m '11 lake up the food between. All thu people In the naked her Iho rrnxun for Imr be­ terday. Start* <1:U0, feature fl;57, lnIt wan later dlucovcrcd that the Mlnncsidu, western luwo, Nchrns trice Wright, Negro, accused a eomplalnt i t ry ’r meeting of neighborhood had aiecmlilud; the havior that day, hut ihe kept a lermi**inn 8:21, Inst feature "wreckage" flighted wa* driftwood |ka, wclorn Kansas and into nnrthman of rape, was ruled as no esse the council, at cn be'U be cnap- man fortified the hou*a by placing •alien eilancu. A few year* ago, U;U1 nnd seaweed. I cm Texas. tcrnied by a bgl pine pole* and fence ralla do**|y by the grand Jury. ICoe.lnuri. .la l*aa* Tw*>( Effects Of Atom Wekiva lltnil Club Better M arkets Blasts Are Told Metnhers Itap Fivd Wj|, Be Ajm 0 [ At Lions Meeting Nev/ S ecretarv i Mrs. E. si. Routli Injured In Auto •W reck Yesterday Early Settlens At Mellonville Lived In Fear Of Indian Attacks - a 4 �»* . jiraw?*7*raggRFc*?o-.-v i ' *■*■-.* ' • «• * , v , , * jSpjV£> . •m n x v v p im -a im i a, a - . ™ ---------------------------- -------- "«-------------------- ‘ ---------- r r f . . America's,. ■___ Health . T. j .THE HANFORD HERALD Pag* I Tuesday, Nor. 75, 1952 •. City Cotpmjg»ion Sanford History "« . Yeggmen Held In Jail To Await Sentencing :....... y " ’ THE WORLD TODAY t Ry JAKEA MARLON haa set'a'pH e# "7f *fT W r t f ' . America’* health was excellent during the first nine not long before her death, her place of .property, .1$ by 3S feat, months of 1952, experience among th« Metropolitan Life ... . . tUUMIaXaU l a 1*0 * TAMPA ort-FIva members of o which the oil company wants to live we* confMMd. b fellah*,! Sally •«**»! M W l i a r Insurance Company's Industrial policyholders shown. The Amanda, whom *om* of u* re­ WASHINGTON Wl — There will Hunting season la her* and replace the property they will $100,000 safecracking gang. Dee on a - 4 S a a X a r. t'fevlalM aa a a * s a w boed almost since the dty of their 1k? plenty of crystal-bailing beV aara. rn b lla li» d a a a a l a n t a r a fnl* death rate during the nine-month period was 6.6 per 1,000 member, was a housa servant of many men at NAAS art taking l a n l a a ('k rla )a ia a a a * S * v V aara. Dr. Speer. She waa very heme-ilcx, advantage of the many fin* hunt­ Mr. Fa villa last night seM ha arrwt, have been clapped in jai t vein now and January, when the |K)lIcyholders, which is the sume as in the prime health and I l l M a a a a lla A v e aa * the thought occur rad to her, think the price of 9457.84 to make sure they are on band i f\v HrpiihUcjn administration yenr of 1951. Only once before, in 1950, was a lower rate— that If her m uter and hi* fan" ing areas here In Central Florida. didn't , for 2,045 square feet of company for sentencing Jan..). tonic* in, about future relations Fiord Grisham, "Red" Gallagher, K a trrrU aa a arn a d rln aa M a ile r 0,4 per 1,000—recorded for the |H*riod. should become sufficiently afraid John Manning and 1 all went property, compared to 1 1 ,5 0 0 for In taking away the bond prtvi- ' tween .President Klscnhower and D rln b a r IT, I HIM. a t Ifca P a a t IW tlra tn* Indian*, they might return squirrel hunting over the weekend 876 square feet of City property, leges of tha five, who Include two s ,n Tafl a t a a a fn ril, F ln rld a. a a d a r lb * S a t This vear’s record was achieved, tho company points out, of Georgia a t C a a a ra a a a t M arah IST*. and take her with them, policemen, ^ . Criminal . .. Court , ,n i me test won't come until waa "so far out of line, I don't former pol despite Korean wnr Iohjjcs and an unusually high toll of life to Bh* elaimad that *he, and not tho but strangely enough we dldni waa fair. Me said the comparison Judge l T A qrayson did not go l .|,rslpM scn]es down to work, El * n i i k u x n i.. o n * v even see ■ squirrel. Just wait un­ due to tha protrnctcd heat spell Inst summer. There were al­ Indian*, had mad* the hideous re ia i i..nl.uwc,' starts sending up h i # blame anybody for queatlonlng, Into detail*. KlHtUOX OMAN most 10 times as many dcathr attributed to excessive heat sounds at night, which had given til neat time. Eh, menTTT He said Monday he had heard . ruurains lor approval, an<F Taft Tuesday, Nav. IS, 1U I Waalaaaa M aaaaav Chief Mounts was out hunting Faga 2 alarm to the settler*. soma "very disturbing thing' ' m, (|ul„un»trate what he Inst July und August, as in the entire year of 1951. Til* •*itia*i,1■*»".*. O ver d.rj" at for deer when he heard that fan.!f • for somebody’s wrong.” a te me fee I that all uf , (|n^, „f u,^m ami what hr want* tide b rn a rirrin v hatk* One outstandingly favorable nsisvt of 1952 health h**s Dr. Spaar's ranlUrin-.. *a n.»«n- , LMy C a rrie r ... ... ..... _____ * ,*S m ewv imr a r r r w r . ........ n tm ueiriri’rmTrwrrm . :***h* heartsJkVw'.-*' 1 ,r rl ' T^ * ^ -Jr • w mese Oa* M anlb _ ___ ___ ... t.ua been the decline in , . i b c r . „ ui Inlily. For t'm* fth * ' ■' lime, uati been built a- b mssif **( With hi* tun levelled ^ f i n e d unlU ibeyr are sentenced " 'lhc, foreign field, for Inslance. round a two and ■ half story log at the.nolaa and waited. Ha bav Is HtrvlnM lo “nitt “ %£* toaatKo* rtotirew m . itlvlngton, 32. sikI it,.,. hJS , a|,J (flc difference* be ~*TTTT;T:— T it* r,lonth l>eri(Hl the death rate from tuberculosis was 14.0 per house, the home of a family nsmrd came tans* as ha thought about ob* v»*r ' . ... ..... .... iijw 100,000 jxdlryholilers. which Is a dro|) of onc-flfth since last Duval, which was situated diagon­ A c .." w W : •— wthe prise deer he waa about to A ll a b lO in rr a a llra a , ra rd a a t your J'C ltr und 011(1 of nearly n third in tho punt two yearn. ally aaroea tbo government road If*'1, 'i.ut. theB, h* r ,la**d aa tha b eth ought^tha^ apVr2 ^ 1 V T S # r r t,t« l- otb* r ’ '" J V g r o u p sent Dul. depending nn the viewpoint Ih a a k a , rra .ila lln a a a ad a a llra a *4 sougn* *»# apprnsaai isoard ,0 i , u w m j M B< flowers J r . l <iso difference* “The continued rapid downward trend of tuberculosis northwest from the btockhou** at "noise" turned out to h* only a r a l r r l a l a m r a l t a r Ib a might *e»m a* waa Ft. Read. (1962 Not*! Tha I.IngTe rg la la a la a d a , trill ba mortality brings into clearer view the dny when thin disease dog roaming around In the brush. the rteKH" ^ h i i i f * * ? b 1 xon of a police sergeant; Armando i (ilc as the sea. For example, flgura had been set on the njna inH Loy Dorris t l r r a a i a r a d ta r l l a l a a ra la a. Grov# rov« on M«l!onvl)j« Avfnu§)e, Dfttpp luck next tlm# rhinf <M iiptsjtisl the Atlantic part will lx* a relatively minor cause of death," tho Metropolitan Cltv property bv Independent apr of the gang. '< The allexetfr leader i.iiirh Eteonhower endorsed )<■ fle e r* * .n i* e S a i l H t l u Mr ta - comments. Hy rontrihulhu to the Christmas seal fund, we Belng a larger housa it could « - conir.tuulion* tV iw V .S no| ju.1 pralaers. He added the City would i pei John J. Finn, whn e*'-»r>H o v la b * 'l l r r i x m l a l l i n ttom (h# .h o o tin g .t.th e "noise". Ju*‘ some .Justification In selling while awaiting (rial, already was t illy that he went hack overseas* ja r ,. V a n t » r b , I b lrn a » , lla lrn ll. are helping to further restrict this disease and to better "region* around about.' ----------- ... Bill Brennan, Omer Ihle, Pat have make it work. Kbb*n* I 'l l) na<l «l. I.aal*. A planter named Clay owned th* the entire plot of property upon In Jail. America's health record. Lyons, Walt Reiter and Howard which the email portion In ques­ That same degree of difference land containing tha now celebrated Tb# llaraie I* ■ MtMbar af l*e Thu diseases of 'he henit and circulatory system and sulphur spring which bears hla Levarett all spent tha past wtek- tion Is located for 11,600. i .-tween th* Iw’n men on some AaaartataS Ft*** tvblrb ta aatltlad i -lure Important program may rsalaal**!r ta tb* ■■* far raeabll- cancer, which together account for 70 percent of ull deaths, name. li# was among thoie who- " '] • » Scotchman's BeVh doing Uommlaaloner Carr*way con­ : -ipt-ar lo others. If not to Taft, eaflab af all lb* laaal aawa ertata-t registered approximately the same death rate as in 1961. cama to th* stockade for protaewater skiing. They used tended tha sola of th* email plot Is t a tat* ■••»■****», aa wall aa all i , be a basic difference between tlon, Th# government, occupied In 9,7 * * . , , £ * * Omar and Walt affected th* entire strip of City •**•» 4l*»at*b*a. ________ Diabetes shows a sirmll -lt>cr«>a«o In mortality. Elsenhower's Idea* and his. tha fffert to remove tha Indiana to *4 did moat of the — water tkling since land from tbo standpoint that -- ~7 wwwJ* 0kl IFIR ilBC# Home The death rate from accidents Is "moilerately" higher I w n a ^ g l l g e n t to pwteet_____ If the nthcr Republican senators TUEflDAY, NOV. U, H U ogreaa from it would bo hampered. thin year thnn Inst, according to the' Metropolitan, with the log tb* setUera. Few soldier* war# snort. It was a little, cool for >111 Mr. Favllle pointed out aceesa SARASOTA UT-The big circus Is f,ir',n*lly, "uh^ete Ub#w /or^the BIBLE VERSE TODAY and Pat, who both hod colds, ao vould ba available to a nearby m ishaps pad In ifftelnsd th# iFort*. increase reflecting a rise in motor vehicle mishaps iff — r -----at-. —. ‘W '* 1** riding In the thoroughfare and that tho sate f.#3 y S e f f l a E T f f i . & B f 'g .B^H^c*n ofth* ^Jopls boat. #?*n‘ Blunder hn* rulneil many Inno- the residual group ,( " >t her■accidents" to which the major- jS u n ..U Howard decided to tek* a vouldi.t atfrrt tho valun of tho * protection wo* not- *headed. cent people. It aIway* ruin* tho Ity of uceldentai deaths o f men in military service ore for _ _ , n u ll? an te the DUbTlc^slly^ealm dteagreernints with tho President t * ,*«"» found;tend. Tho*# at th# Duval stocknd# «ntn#?f owner of tho vicious tongue, for assigned. " J?0^ I* d*fi^te|y"not“ a» ‘"The matter firmly waa turned ning Sunday with a performance h^ “re, , ‘^ ||M ? t o a d « . taw oulil passed *1* onaiou* week*, waiting easy a* It tonka. Practice make* hu cannot forget the deadly sin ho The denth rate from enemy action in Korea was 2.6 per for ever ta Mr. Lemon by shit City relief. On# day the sound of n has committal. The vlner'a ton­ Keep at Ull T^ tiuipment and ^ S h Conimlsston lo take up with thj 0V 100,000 policyholders, .-mhxlantlnlly lower than the 5.8 per bugle JuglVw** paup Jovwae heard.'Th# heard. Th# people gue ihbll elny him. — Juli 2CilU. many performer* who live h e r e | l,,,,firinci* on I dl Hill D*LaV*r*n* toft NAAS o'1 company, ; 100,000 rate for tin- same nine-month |s>rhsl of 1961, ously poured out of the tha higl high walla ‘ ~ shi and formed a Hue along tha road to G. wh?ry* h°.r rc°’. D.Tun*'r,ck'l ‘- liter*Bishop Radio and Appll came In on three trains Monday ft* *®k r n°n^rp « s<! the two men We tee where Kentucky hsi utv* tnem welcome. Imagine their lllVR ......^ s*ft*Ji.rlrrJ‘n* UP the • nn""1 l0Ur; rmdd^rJue in Vho prte.cy of the finally tlrciilrtl lo he for Governor Ills' Commission trin s'u ff ptTb' Injilteml. ______m uq J(j ,lavann ’white "louse. dismay when, instead of tha; reaeMany of them will go in navano ,ult ,h,.r» k*’,) .mi Slcvemon, by about 700 vote*. nurlng presence of dignified United i r l . r " “rlta*hfd *° th< Comma- lie address system in tha Commis­ States soldiers, In rod* two com- nicatlon* Department here aboard sion room. Ihe company ha-l en­ iL w eT ^ v i n r.'ihe^ r t? r 'a to c ? be ln a k ij poHtlon ln the ftenato The Scandinavia 1 Airlines recentlyy pioneered na new hy j(,oa, preva|, s!nce •■m recent of volul;t« r ealvasv. under the ttatlon. His home te In Wash. tered a hid of $40l.!!6, which wit show at Havana a Sports I alnce ™ We aim tee where President Trube boosted somewhat ro alow for nan's y*chl created a trallic jam air route from the west coast of tho United Stuten to Copen- ieommand <>f Capt*. Kills anJ ifijftftfii n, o* Taft seems able to gel the 5*nal«, t i . 1 . 1 — II k , . i l l iin h lrn rih lii“ Uland B. Yelvlngton, Aviation the Instalatlon of cut-off swltebrs ..................................................... . .............. .. without ...... ... mmuch , . There were alKiiit 21 nilllloii l-adershlp trouble, on the Anacoilia River the other hugen, Denmark, by wtsy of tho north magnetic isole and .Knight. ncouth and .rrough totelrid a degTee tie c ir o n ic a m a n th lr d e ja s s , r e tu r n - on m ic ro p h o n e* . A ll e x c e p t C om - g r a j # M.hooi „ u p i u In th e (Tniit-.l K lscn h o w er w ill h a v e to rrc k o n l||<>n fro m I tfn Thule, Greenland. Thnew route cut off 1.060 m!le« from I ,’ZVn the day. Well, it won't be long now e<l to duty at NAAH yesterday mlss'toner Kader seemed to favor' fliHt*! |*n'<J<9Cl" - with him. before the traffic can move freely the trip from I,on Angeles to Kuro|x» and makea n trip an ioMler* lUUo less than th# In- after completing a course of In- the awltehea. ,n overnlght hop. ,j|»ns. They camped on the ground struct on at the Aviation Electron-1 Action In reionlng French Aveagain. _ It weems only yeslerduy that newspaper headlines which te now'known aa tha Deane u CIAM service school In nue from 25th Rtraot to the Or#a b o ? t llu fl | 3 % Ave- Memphis, Tenn. "f^e’ la an old-Hondo Highway was turned back Mohs Storm U. S. Office in nrnlxwl the courage -.1 explorers who flow over the poles. timer here aboard the station and|l° the planning Commission by Baghdiid — headline, The United in those early slays men who flaw over the Arctic were ”u„) t pRrt of the Vaughsn home- *•",*•* xxOve member of last.the City after a committee, comStale* it spending billions of dollsrs regarded with thn same awe as was displayed toward Colum- steed, where Mr, A. J, Vaugran year* basketball squad. While at- nosed of W. R. Dupree, Harry tending school In Memphis, he .Harrington and J. U Perkins, oball over the world trying to make Pnx'Oon on the station's lected to one side of tha street an^^oWlers'dylng friend* and influence people, but was round. Much has happened since'those early days of Jittery* during the encampment were hur- football learn. Ix* halls from Ml- being soned as residential and the 1* finding that frirmlthipi which BVltttlon anil the world seems to grow smaller every day, ■ml and te happy to b* back to “‘her for business. They expressed FLOOR FURNACE It must he apptin nt that isolation as u wuy of life is led In this cemetery. (1952 Notet dutv are bought are not permanent or here In Hanford. He has b e e n the .......................... oplnton they wanted al the (H. W. corner Cornell Grove). assigned to the Operations Dereliable. Nation* which are un­ doomed. When the f'irtherest western boundaries of tho section classlfleil for business pur­ on A small building had been erect­ poses, the same a* the rest of friendly when we are lending them United'Htntes are only an evening passenger flight away ed and served a* a . church and partment. Robert W. Wessel, Aviation the etreet ha* been. The matter ..... , he ______ SPACE HEATER money ......... can hardly depended fntni Kuropfl we cannot talk of wide oceans as guarantees aehoolhouse and was used now for Storekeeper third clasa, Fred T. ■til Is In th preliminary stages. ................. upon when ihry are asked to payj ?/ IK'ace. For better <.r worse every ........................ part of tho world Is officers quarters. Tho soldiers 4*- fountain. Seaman, Donald J. IfaJudge Kariyle Houtholder re­ it' back I tied to every other |uirl • “* with ntrong 1----- "linen of* communication ■ ■ 'hV’fteld*. MlleS vrlka. Airman Apprentice, and ceived permission from the Com­ *' and transportation. raltto, exterminated poultry, rub­ Ivnn L. Burk halter, Seaman, alt mission for th* local post of the Welcome tn Senator Smallier* ‘be newest newcomers to American Legion to conduct their This Is not sornolhlng D» fear. As a m atter of fact It bed hrc-hlvcs, then overturned at d Authorized Coleman Denier Ihry «rhrckrd ahoanl Bemlnole County Fair within tho t It greater e ffo r t to tm dendnm l people In ''eatroyed th«m. Two paralUj'Jg« N/\A*S when who it visiting in Sanford today Hhmild spur im» to " ‘"/x, -n-v*eo aimani get idnmr wi t h them Thu mlrnuluu „ f track# were laid out by the aolUter* yesterday. Weise) reported for City limits. Approval wa* given P u h n t 1113 a* the giii'sl of Bill Kirk. "He is other cuuntrh •is and 1007 Sanfard Avenue III 1 I IK W illi l n un. I no till r a t lea o r f th^ir muusament, stretching B- duty her* Trom Quunmt Point, R. to make proceed* exempt from making a round of speeches about progrens In aimpoi tat Inn have made them ttelghhorH In io„w w**t of Mellonvlllu Avenue., I. and hi* homo is In Pittsburgh, tax** for the City. Florida", says Jim Powell in the fact an well- --aa 1henry. The Idea o f world neighborhood m u st ami It 1* only In recent yaara that p<,. |(,< has been assigned to the In other action, tho Commis­ , sion: Tampa Tribune, "and is somtwhat Turned an objection from O. D. " " r ll,l" kl,'lt uml ncU,m “ """"" »» J & i T f ' aln, Havelka, ami Hurkhalter amused at the change in political t w ” Parrel, local liquor dealer, to protiav« all baan assigned to the Se­ attitude toward him since Nov, 4 10Appeal after appeal waa mad* to curity Department. nosed paralrl parking or. Flr*t th« *oy«niro®nl tor /•)!•* li*0111 when Ids refusal tn endorse AdFountain cama to Sanford aflar Sliest over to tho traffic com■aralna a tour of sea duty atioard md lee. 1*1 Stevenson without Qualification SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST WELFARE FUND Okayed th* request of tho paid off". Roth Holland and Sma- ’ , Op Nov, 24, 1809, n group of umiragudiiH womun mot In till * n*w B^reUry of War wa* tha US8 BUCKLEY. A* a World Morlda Heart AssiHnt'nn lo exDRIVE POR HOME AND FOREIGN WELFARE— War II veteran. ha served In the Uwrt should b* in a very strategic Clovolantl, Ohio, to dlgcuax tho mattor of woman nuffrago ■upoVrb a neorgfan whose nam# Aalatia and Paclfla araaa. He faaia tenu ‘.heir rampnipn here tn Feb­ FOR 195.1 position in lh* Senate during the I ologatuH from 21 aU tm hoard M m . Julia Ward Howe, ruary. rig h ta t hotna hara halow tha Mat * -^ • De*lined, the **{f<r (,f C. A. nsxl four years. son-Dtxon tinea hi* home' la tn —FROM THANKSGIVING THROUGH THE thor of tho Ijattlo ■ l^vmn of tho an inniiirmg Inspiring ,nte. it (nn )I! im- Itupohliu, lu'punuu, deliver (iniivur nn hi* boyhood boyhowr. io mm ■» v>,v- Tlnevfew, On. Whiddon, realtor, of about 96,3501 i‘3* h,.P: HOLIDAY SEASONS Who would become I'rcaidtnl if 0(,(lreH"' 1,1 Uio wiIIhwIuhiii that followed , thu convention MMra«W a tetter. Havelka came to Sanford after for two City-owned lots on French holding out for the mik­ General Eisenhower should ho"li 1 ) { f r t K"",f l" ,“ Amwlc,.,, Womnn 3of(rn«» Amte! KS^uiS: .TBS'SWK'Sr-iC completing hi*. "boot" training at Avenue, ing price of 94,500. ■plains that Imttlud n tly to gut — for num riling" interest and Infloeoc* tha If. S, Naval Training Center The Tampa Tribune explains insi . on* _.{'or m ,,n-v Vi'iira this vrotlfs--------- valia --------, ... .... . Y O II A R E Announced the arcrplance of 1»* naiohriiigp, Md. end ha rail* ii >,. M M o n D«. 15 »l..n tho Amorlcon womoii iho rlsbl lo v„i„. i n ...... n o >» llyram, Coon, hi* home. Ilurk- Thomas Vaughan of his appoint­ E h .,.,.I .......... haltar was formerly afatlonrd lo ment to Hie planning commission, Approved the request of Frank Orange, Teaaa ami he hall* from elect snothrr ('resident. II lie died Miller for the removal of two palm A1—non, III. and tliay were after Welcome aboard menll I be­ trers. ................... - * ........... Vice have vou'll find your tour of duty w"1 Iwraary of thu founding of tho auffruge group come President. If both died before , h^ra in Sanford a vary pleasant !*»,DurtIcularly (dgiilficrmt thin year. Political exports beliavo onall , Dec. 15. the Electoral College i thMl thf} V()t0 WJ1H t})0 iiccftllriK factor In tho olcctUae'tnaee ' * « nae) would elect both a new President day. Ha talked privately with and Vice I'resident. But if both tlon. Both major political convontionx wero uddrusnud by 3 £*•< feaaral, and women HponkorH. Tlte druam of tho miff rage ttex died after Dec, I ) , th* tegular or­ nromlnunt htsil finally boon realized. —when you give to the der of succession would prevail and Florida Fond Drive for hoapltah, Hchoolu, and welfare the Speaker of the House become E COMOX, B.C. JAt - A ROYAL Tha 'conference wai held only work. personally." anadlan Air Force four-engine a fata boors before tha U. N. Poll President. _ _ _ h them Tim official* not only tipcat lo aneaater bomber on e leUurefy Heal and Security Committee heard uive holler itrvlce but they eg. aupplv night crashed and burned Andre! Vlshlnsky, Soviet foreign Most newspapers wa have seen We are profoundly grateful for the generoolty of pad njoro work. There ware wme her# late yesterday. Eight of the minister, reject a compromise, of our friend* In helping uh to carry on our work, and seem to he pleased with th* selec­ 3t million tax return* lait year 10 airmen aboard died. hop* lo be favored by receiving your continued and the bureau expects from 57 to tions for hit cabinet made by Gen­ Iloer* efter the eraih the wreck- fend by Indie, on the repeirlatioii ■w million this year. aswbtlance at thin lime. eral Eisenhower. In the South Ihei* age ilill wee afire, end InveiUga- of wav prkonen tehan in Korea. Winkle made theia Qown-toMrlh *£■ willed today (or it to coqI kj U a disposition to regret the fact By FRANK O'BHIKN suggestion* on hnw lax offleaa g jjf e o u ld probe for uorceovered ist Senator Byrd w ai not mad* WA81IINOTON in — Thu Inter- should help Amplify things for tax­ "Your gift Ih the nnawer to aomuonc'H prayer” victary o f tho treasury, But ap- nal Ravenue Bureau ha* Instructed payer*: Tlte dud Included thru crewl. Don't cloie the door in thn MUtty it Was offered to him and R* Raid offices In make think* fRre nf tjmpayer* Just because ofi turned it down on account of fx rie r for taxpayer* when taxpay­ rlclal office noura are over. e .r commitment! {M come* around a. Man telephone* to amwer com m it m em * made m au e hit i»» Viiv ir ' nV O utlining a n ew p r o gnext r a m year. to go tna canilituency regarding hi* Into effect from Jan. I to March cilleries In tha evening*, during (hate duties. However, thia may IT, A»*l*tant Commliilnner of In- lunch hours and on Saturday*. All cruh h** n<d bun office* to d ay open until midnight I, there are soma other ' The Sanford Herald fC a a tla a a d F v a a t F a « a W aal Ringling Circus Back In Winter )«(,. & A tSJSJsartfi New Koute To Europe ■■■ “‘"s1*1 Now Is The Time To Order Your wxmm l e s s a r Roy Wall, Plumbing A N N O U N C I N G Anniversary For Women Eisenhower Men Die As Bomber Crashes In Canada ^ - 'r " v .V Z f c J T S : Helping Humanity Reveue Bureau ! Aiming To Make I t rnSrAJI.."" 111*" *•" The LONG 4. Monitor# i to question pull from having to gnawer quaatloaa ovgr and ovar i mmd the SHORT o f it e e * Telephone Co., which fundlt* mbit pi the telephone service in lh« aontheait, the failtsl growing *«• Ik* of tha United State*. No won* tkr they have troubla supplying tho * FREE ESTIMATES IA BANK AUTO LOAN IS BESTl LOAN SERVICE 1949sChevrolet 2 Door Sedan ' do paopla ia> democratic 1951 Buick 4 Door Sedtin BLUB PRINTS and 8P1GIP1CATIONB LONG*n •gonomyi coit li low . . . cor Intur* •net may b* Included in tha financing. . . thar# or* no "Mddan" chargti, REPAIR end,REMOLDING s i r a u r on "rad top#"i credit rgqulromanli oradmpW.. . docltloni ora prompt. •. NEW CONSTRUCTION Extra clean, low aalteofo* W ly equippad. Dynaftaw. Radio, Heater • Wfran you havo cHown your cor, com# H i iff, ALL TYPES rieace of tbo Vancouver Sun Is any criterion. 1947 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan ' f '! *\#7* ni- •1■, | ooV L* mLOM uM i v bmSummb*aaad -E u m tm m tha tamg VI 196&P«ntU* ID o o rM m lo*BB WORK BY EXPERTS ALL WORKMANSHIP u d B |4 ^ Q y - v ■ SL v^-as "v / v* J rr*i ■ �fo ;; -/ v f ■»**— ■- «- aaaa» - 1 mea WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OES Holds Advance Officer's Nijcrht Si£2i T*!F • In* itiv Vm PERSONALS l li;iiiKsi>i\ iiiir I lance Tu He Held AI IISO George Kirk returned ‘tutunlnv TUESDAY from N ew l i n k S la t e w here InThe Unity "T ru th ’’ CUx* wilt has spent the post s e v im l m u iillu j meet at the Ynldez Hotel at 7:46 •'<>"*' suiM fcc w i M n c . i » ' » ; : f p. in. The subject will Ik* the Mi- G. SleeliMrorlh of Jnekxou » book "Talk on Truth" by Charles ville will spend the riiunksgivlng < • Fillmore. Tin* public 1* cordially ^ 1 11 Christmas party at t„uii,.ti and J. II. .lone* a* worthy hoiiii.iy* in Sanfoid with relative*. I invited to utteutl. I’.'. , I’ "'- nt ‘be home of Mr... nation for the evening. Mr*. J. P. 9 The Chapel Choir will hold re­ Victor Greene on Je w e tt* l ire. ||,dt..i!nw and Janie* llolticlnw Friend* of A G. Cluuse, Sr. w ill i . / W . meeting of the .**••.it w.i. n**ncintc motion and pati.m regret to lenm Hint In i* ill und hearsal nt the Kirwt Ihipti-t inole hebekab l.iHlge No. 4.1 Will b • I.-OM lively. Church nt it: 13 p. m. has etileieil the Floiidu Sonit"iinm ii ii **' m' ,n *•»•*!• I i Ulo r of fieri* serving fm tin in Orlando. WEDNESDAY Ilnll. AII member* are oiged i>. !,• .veiling inrlod.il Mr*. A K ‘Ihoe The Midweek I’rnyer Service ut pier.rnt. maker, secretary: Mr*. I . T Judge and Mi- Janie- li Wnt Central Baptist Church nt 7.:»» Sheppard. treasurer: Mr*. I ucillo kin* and clilhlii'll l.vnn ami Mary FRIDAY p.m. The Sunbeam* will also inert Norton, Marshall; Mr*. C. A. An­ Anne nrtived to.luv finni Atlanta. | The board of the Wooiuo' h A .* derson, at this time. chaplain: Mr*. Joe l.ein,„v ,First 1I#t diary of Holy Crus* Episcopal bart. piauisi; Mi*. I*. II. Wyatt. (ia. to spend ihe Thanksgiving 1 P ra y er Meeting nt the holiday with Mi- Watkins' moth begin at 7 30 ‘-’ huich will bobl it* mnnil.lv "'■••I- Mr*. II. K. Cordell, Mr*. W. II. ler. Baptist Church will hr Mr*. R C. Maxwell. tog ut l».:4U u nt. in the I'm ,li Moye, Mr*. Augusta Biltuev ami p. m. Tho cxeculivr committer meet House. .Mi*. K. J. Sheppard, *tai lodiits. Mr*. II II I'allishall had as In i Ing of the First Baptist Training Doe to the advancement of Ml*. weekend yne-t* at lo r holllii III MONDAY ^ J n l o n will be held following prayrr II. C. Howard to the eonduetie** 711 Magnolia Avi-niie, her son uml The Woman's Society of ( ini*, meeting. station, Mr*. M unah Jarvi*. past Di. and Mr*. II An a r t ten will be held lit the tian Neivnej* and the Wcsb-vu't grand Electa. seiveil a* associate ilunghter-in-law limbi of the F i l 't A • t li- eollduelres*. W. I.. Alderionu s e n - II. i'attishnll of .Inekioinvillc, uml Sanford Woman’* Club from 3:00 Service daughter nml son-ln-lnw, Mr. and to 6:00 p. nr. The i*vrnt will I, • odist Cbuteli will bobl it* iu ii iiI ed a* sentinel. di*li suppci at 7:00 | m. Mr*. II. Schwnrx of Tampn. sponsored by the Fine Art* De­ covered Announcement wn* mode Hint in MrKinb v Hull to I*4* | H , partment of the club. The public with Mcmorinl service* will be lield on u bo«iiie** meeting of (lie Invited to attend. circle* at li:.'l(» p. m. Eueli meriber Nov. .Ml at 3:00 p. ill. at the Mu- M r . M c N e i l l t o f x ' a d souie Temple ami will be in tin* THURSDAY The First Baptist Church Train- m,e“ *k t‘l l° Lri"k' lnblc , m i c M ' or form of on open meeting to which t i a r d e n C l u b P r o t i r u n i all member* and their fpinlllc* m e invited. The 4in*ili'ii Center of Ihe San­ The nest meeting, scheduled for ford Gaidio C’lnli will have lt> m( h o i T v \ v o m > 1 , *a ,m e r H o n o r s Dee. 4, will lie an ebvlion meeting fii-t pingiiini of the year on Di*’. with Mi*. W. I. Ahleimalt mol D* • I entith'd " F lo iidn Glowing of M iss K a r b r a R u c k e r committee By BOB THOMAS in rlm ige of iefre*li- the I nige nml Sum 11 f'hiy-nntlie mint* and deeointion*. Aunouncc. lilillll*." The piogiiini will include HOLLYWOOD Ul - "I think in MT ,!," ll" n „ Uiukt-r. whose men! was made that the liinnd nil type* of mum- a- well n* no ‘ * Sul these time* n woman likes to feel, |m‘r t l,,8'' l" It- Robert Jones will Mui,,,,,-* visit, selndule.l f*u Sal vi'lties, nml display* will he on useful. She doesn’t want merely In ;•**' ''hie.. on Saturday night at lll(|llv .veiling. Dee. Cl. will be exhibit of the .>i-iiii • if ii I flowerhave everything handed to her hv ,,'*l‘*bt < hureh, wn* u,j„ ui, „ l.mnioet in bet homo in all lin n idiiolliig -tlige*. her husband. If her................... children are are honored vostouluy at 1:00 o'clock <i . Monle/.iimu Hotel. A dl*cil»*|nn of -oil in* I'liintlotl. in school and she can afford to with n loin In no given by Mrs.1 pvvo visitor* from England wen time of planting, planting, -olllvu Floyd I’olmer at her home ut 636 1 mt,i,din* d with eueli making o hire help, it's natural that she tiou. fei tili/.iition nml iu o e l re wants to get out and do things Valencia Drive. I lively nnungt' b iu f -pci'ch At tile loiulilsimi of I'ellellt* will lie led by J. D. Mc­ loent* of pink chrysanthemum* | the meeting, Mr*. I.eimie Move Neill Floiisls on Si pc* Avenue on her own." • a t Thli was the explanation Mrs and pink bihiseu* were n*eil in uiel Ini eoinmlttje served dcjlclnu' Mr. McNeill lia* Imd five veins of lefie-hni' nt*. Mcmlier* of the experience in growing rliry-nnthe^ I d g a r Bergen gave for doing her deeiiiating first film role. Under her profes­ The luncheon table wu* covered eoiiiiiiittie with Mrs. Move were mum* c'lmmcivinlly. Mr*. J t’llf sional name. Frances Wesleotl, aha with o outwork linen cloth nod Mi*. I hi v Courier. Ml*. Stanley fold lloyie, publicity rliallinuii for Is portraying Mrs. John Jaroli ccntcicd with the shell pink pom Itnrkcy. Mr*. W. It. Jennings. Mr*. thi. iirograni, Minted Hint Mr. Me Astor in Inc film about the Titanic pom eIn y-iiiitlieimiin* in o large S I’ Dutton. Mr*. Chnlmcr llnr- 'Neill i* one of the first linn t" disaster. *liver compote. Bridol place curd* kev. Mi*. Ih'idnh Moye. Mr*. E. ( . gimv mum* In Flotilla, leeidvlar Dut Mrs. Bergen admitted there mm ki ll tin scaling arrangement. Williams n"il Mrs. John T. Ilrioly. iliortlrultiiral advice fioni Cornell 1University, lie will leal n di«eil* wan another reason She's tired of Mi** Itm krr wn* nttinetlve in '»ion periisl and a n - w n i|iii'*(lun* living under the shadow of that ii very foil Marl, tuff, to skirt nod A s s o c i a t i o n F o r m e d wooden-head Charlie McCarthy. sheerest white nylon Mouse with 'nt that time. To her. It’s no laughing matter Min k noee**«rlo*. F u r R e t a r d e d C h i l d r e n | The gtimp will meet at tin Gar " I 'm not knocking Charlie, lie den Center nl 2.nil o'clock and During the luncheon rinu.se n cause goodness knows he has gilt of silver wn* pre»enteil to Ihe! At ii meeting ill Orlando attend- flout Hicie will go to the McNeill Shrined support the Bergen family honor urn *t nod n memento given ■'d tiy parent* of lelanleil children Ftoiisl -hop mi Sipe- Avenile in fine style," site said "But I ain to Mr-. Kenneth Berry, the former in Central Florida, plan* f»r the Member* may nl-o go iliicrHv lo a little lin'd of being referred to mill loll of the l elltinl Holiiln III* shop. All incnihct* an' cmdiallv as Charlie McCarthy's mother I Mi h Nonce William*, who hit* io- tot \s*iH'intion fm Iteiarded Children itivileil In I'lilov Ho eve"t ami i cully returned to Floinln to inuke want an identity of my own." I to •i i It )•III i •| a Mil'll *| I ill I lo Wib • v• I V it'd were I'oinpleted nod officers for Mrs. Boyce added Hull a chiy«un Mrs. Bergen explained the ex­ tier home. Ihenniui spei linen has Imen pron*- fit t u h l o| Saul i hia-* ilnl Illy llo* I liii-lian* *i t on the ensiling year were elected. Those invited to lie with Mis* Iseil to each person who attend'. tent of her frustration Recently t i i fill IIIi'll I I \ | •• iiiiil ill 11* •mi ill | -lii v at h a t h ' I •a • The group which formed the n*she Joined an enlertuinment Imope Rucker were Mr*. Frank Mehnno, t liMMiyhout I hr i ' t i I tint* it ii •" rtoiii lifl lo li soeintioii will spearhead a move­ Mr*. I In roll I Chapman. Mr*. Stun which loured Army camps. She I.'.no ii*i . M.»i\ Hiii:iiMl lo 'imlil I'al v n >1 . .•»» •*• i appeared ns Frances Wcsteolt, and ley Itnrkcy, Mrs. Walter Steele, ment designed to secure state ntlil Harden ( ’ireIt* to county aid for the edueuliolial Mr*. Berry, Mrs. L. F. Martin, no mention was made of her re Chungc Aleutin^ Time latlonship In Messrs. McCarthy Mr*. II. Wnyile Itneker, Mrs. Cur- tiiiilliiig of these retarded children I lilillll s III I|iirnl III!..........I i• 1 Effort* will be made, according to In* T. ('impel of Winston Salem, and Snrrd. Tin* I' iiIiii € i•« I In* tiunb n IIII* lilillll V.11 il. lull (Mails • tol i 4 * "Dut Invariably one oi more N. C.. Mrs. C. It. Horn of Mocks- those fostering the Initial meeting, riiil. li ii - <xt«iit|ii| mi i ii vlint inn ti u as ii*ru thiil ihiv 9 soldiers would come backstage and ville, s. ('.. Mi** Joyce Hct/cl. to secure iiuartci * and properly \V IIM'IIII••*« N, M| 11iin «f«*| I lu* IkmiiIv i|lin n s iimllu i say something like 'How doe* It Mr*. Roliert McGinnis and Mr*. trained learner* to direct the ad- M ‘ I I II «'IIItHI •«'I -4 i n t o t i l l ' l l ( I l l ' l l - , VY III* (loulits lii.il Ilu* Mini >.line i i .... feel to lie Charlie McCarthy's Chnrle* I.eCette, Imlli of Orlando, vnnceinenl of children ..... ling i»n» INDIANAl’lM.IS U I' iiIiii einild hinder, -aid her duugliii i m tinviiiir rvininjx mother?’ " she sighed. special tutoring. The Central Flor­ M K ' l ' t i l l f f * i l l |»|ui'< olid Mi*. George Kick. «»f • I;i Y I I I I K ' t i l l l ' | • mil decide loduv whether a Imlli I I wn uimnymoii' lele|ilionc . ill Hi She recalled with relish her one ida association will hreomo affll inirii In join (hi’ir i»r«ui|». A «li*fin- tii.it barely ints-ed all llldianupolltriumph over the fame of her hus­ inted with the nuliniiut organiza­ itr (litt* for iiMM'liiiirn Ini•< lint Itrcii beauty rpicen in lier home «a< dav (rum a mail who hi .oh band and his dummies. That was M i s N M u n c y H o n o r e d tion designed to serve the same tli'ciilnl upon rtn that iIumnIuii will lired Inteiitloiially (rum the mail cnfiir remarks " when they were in Birmingham, Lkj reardiol whin all menilwM hnvi niil-iilc or came from a hiinler'A t R r i d u l S h o w e r purpose. Ala. At the Orlando meeting the fnl- bern h r i n l from. All lntor« utml stray stmt "As \vo stepped off the plane, a lowing person* were selected to |H’mo!iM aro invit«-«l to rontart Mm. Mi** Shirley Mn*ev wn* honor­ head Virginia \nu Jotui-"ii. a prellv reporter front the Birmingham the Central Florida assocla- .lnhn Ih <*airlt«»M. ti’lophoiii' 11M»7-It Idonde -oplionuire :il Butler Hnl News enme up to me and started ed recently with a bridal shower Hon: to itn tr tlm iiitflil they |»rvf«'r fur .versll / , 1 -aid a hiillrl Unit wenl I. mNI h i N tl*-The hivclv i"..rdi ^ Interviewing me," she related given by Mr*. T. .1. Dnvl* uml Mrs. Drwmf Mr«. George Downy Hausen, in<'i*tlli|(4. llitoiigh a plelure window nil--eil of Hiiliiti.\ \ miiiii: t/'H • o lilt. i . Mi W "Edgar eouldii'l Imagine whnl wn* Jim Koke at 308 Chapman Avenue. A iiU'ittbrr'a |iri*M*nt ilav no o» T yTln-dry. J; her hv inily -lx im lie- Iasi Saioi II ill ««\%Il li\ a . ' I n .11 ..III Wo ii it* happening until Ihe reporter ex Flm "oanis'iif lhe' K?,ke'imum weVe president; Mrs. l>«‘i«4|ii|i limy Ih* tintinf« i i n i if In » at till \\ til i*i ii i tlii* ft..of Ilf ii* plained tlial I was a Birmingham attractively d .c oiut.d with multi , vice-president Mr*. Engine Hn ahiliiw ih'iiitunlH a m^lit Min i mu day Irmnurpr, Mr • A .. . illlll 1*4 III 4ll I|l*I 114*4441a1111a* I•• Ih* Slit* a a- Mas Ittill ill.toll im III** • ..to*- nf thi* 11 •1ai* t • 111 ' I* • girl and he wu* more interesled in rnliirnl full f ln w rn iin*l frrn I Several game* were enjoved vv-itli " •111' 'i • ott. m cietary: . lr- • me Ilian Edgai tia n ln i ('lull hylaw^. TIm* ilxiahai | !!.*•I i mMI| ii *111 111ti 11at \||iw \iiirto a tin . oi ..Halloo \ i •! "c ording secretary, and Mr*. I " 1 asked about home life with Mc­ lirizi's Is'ing awarded In '1r« Eva Ml till* 114 \* . .Ill ..I l.ll ll It. • It* Im*l<| 111u lit |||«‘o(lll|{ i \v a »• oh .ilnl a Alia" liiili.hi.t n . h a fm.ilnl Carthy, and Mrs Bergen explained \V\on. Mi* Maude Sondci-, Mi*. li* Lilly, historian. 'n l l»v ilu* I'alni t'iii I* ill ii 'to*' .III Ilu Afisk I m v r i s r In .till \ i on 1.tot a . \ii ll i lit < Ih l l • \ i A guest speaker at the meeting ; list hi I any Hi .ii h I a Iif lhi> ft a1a.a \i*w /* .1 toil Siitllll Mii .. . that Charlie no longer reside* with Ilultii' B Aboictonline and Mrii •nlhlv no*!iiiy them He now remain* in his suit Jami's Thninp*on. Seveinl musical on* Giles Lord, Or lingo * "iintv >p.il f i \ I*to ilnl Niiiilhi'i i I*It.li|. i • i* ill case in Bergen’s office between select inns were played by Mr*. Chairman of the County Board of I Tli. Iimiiu* of Ini |i.iiiill> Mi III tl III! ill 1. tt 1*1 Ml - M " « Education. performances. The office Is handier Abercrombie. .Mai*.iiiiii lx I'iyhth aiio*ny om i anil Mi' H u ll .lotimoii is hi a l.llllt Iv til 1 l.i Isi'd ll m a » olio i.dl\ An nnpeal to all parent* In Cen­ piiHluriny nt ut cd. to tho radio studio*. Besides, Chur Acihnlnl .him mil Hum I of llir i 11> 1111(1**1114 ('41 I• I.aV I.uter in the evening refresh­ lie had to leave the house to make ment* consisting of cuke, rookies, tral Florida who have retarded room for tho Dcrgcns' daughter potato chip* and mintwere i hlldrcn to Imcmm.' nffiliuted with Candy. set veil with Coca Coin*. Mi** Mn- the movement hn* been made by Previously, McCarthy ruled his si>y wu* presented with many the officer*. Information can he own room In Ihe Bergen manse, secured by contacting Mr*. F. T lovely gift* front her friends. lie had furniture made tn his size Tinsley, Jr., 1123 Ynte* Avenue, Those enjoying the evening with and stnrril Ills fabulous wardrobe Orlnndn, phone 3 - 11 68 . In capacious closets. "If I had as the Imnnr guest woie Mrs. Duane tunny outfits as Charlie, I'd he Ihe Pruett. Mr*. Reggie Masey, Mr*. Mrs. Edna Bmith, Mr-. E. W. beat-dressed woman In Iho world," Olll* Johnson, Mr*. C. L. Frank­ Stiles, Mr*. K. I*. O-horne, Mr*. lin. Mr". Mamie Somlei*, Mr*. II. A. Maine*, Mrs. George Alford. observed Mrs. Bergen. Even though Charlie no longer Coli'uuin Yales, Mrs. M. M. Gill- Mi** Dorothy Glllynnl, Mi** I’uul live* with them, his presence is yard, Mr*. James Thompson, Mr*. cite Cason anil the lm*tr**c*. strongly fell liy the Bergen* Bor- Lloyd Lowe Jr., Airs. John Thomp­ himself always talks of Char son, Mr*. Eva Wynn, Mr*. T. A. llonney'N Kritlatiriinl ai thougli he were a real por- Slilrs, Mr*. Rllliv Wade, Mrj, l i t i: Kirs' m. aon. The Illusion is also felt by III* Ruby Register, Mr*. Hattie II. 'VHDNIIKI'A V'H Abercrombie, Mr*. Ray Tilton, wlfo. "llnme-riinilng Special'' “ Of course, I tion’l think of him Mr*. I’nul Casnn, Mr*. Betty Ann as real, as many of his fans do," Howard, Mr*. Itnhn*. Mr*. Hazel Shrimp — Sla» — she remarked, "Bill It’s a strange Gardner, Mi*. David Martin, Mr*. ■ French Fries thing—although I have seen Edgar William Wit.h, Mi*. Carl Sapp. [ HESL.LD '■< |V 'I l'«{» J It I I I nit- I i I I'lifri Inin* •. • • tit, ,imi" nil i •! Ioilny • I ' ii il i '. llifci i| ilu r VSill ho i I vi i ,,o N,.v • * from '’ I ' on u"di"glit. i ■ iv .' o. i . tin w di rurltd t In • ! . f t I , tnir i’r Ilf • •• i • I \« ' 1 I••• ,1* *|«lrt| • i c .ilium. .\l» • \\ A. K v I ilii • uiul .lnhn * ' * l*i i . ill It. iiiju y rj ‘••I I w I l»»' ||\Y||t il*>l • v i »•j • i !.'• frcwliinerttfl . lb* till tl HiM*A. Mr■'«. ( liapmjin, Kkern lloMor Miss Wilson \ ■ 1. r. I Wil-'II, hiidr• d list night with i -.v i given by I: I ' ' i|" i" and Mis. J, ' 1 ....... in home lit I• V' ■ I lie guests - on |> oi Mtrao* " .'' " i" Hi. i hiipuian ■> • v• ibov .■ii.I wlute hot It ......... i In. •• coll" I I in fit -t, e lf ' |- i|- i II elline ", wu* M II • H . t / i i ; thn ' ' I. III ide to 1 Mi Ihu Inira • " I. Ilnl for ■ t i v 'Ii . liar- • oi wen served and i "ii o -tnl of i • . mil-, pink i v• d with Ice ib. -Iiaoc* of g l" ll- ami 11 1 tl<* * I*. • w .i „ |, . Mi i 1t i i m ' i w \\ M II. • 1 M. \t t • 1 \\ v*. . "i \\ 1. \\ i: i . 1 1 .1 t Is ^i . Mi -. lC . i t \t 4 i • «. U t 1 . \ ig. Mi fouliy, R W .1 I >I v*. I I . K . K I N ( a I llllv’Ml'U VI I l i l t Ui i .• H ini ii|i|iiitnim«*nf I '<04144 I . • ' I i tli lleiiiity tjueen Hnrely Missed I*v (iun Shot ■ ■— — w —• lliieen’s Profile '.\ ill Grace English ( 'oin> For Your Dress-Up M o o d s. r t :— _____ f \mliru ( Ai ' r ucv SANTA S A Y S . . . VISIT McCRORY’S PET SHOP FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PFTS . *>r *U/- with Charlie hundreds of lines in all parts of Ihe country. I Itcrform still watch Charlie when he Is talk­ ing. it Just seem* natural that the voice la coming from tho dummy." WMM1, __________ Oddly enough, (heBergen onljt Bcrgr 44 who isn't token in at all hv the ventriloquism Is 5-year-nld Candy. "I gueia It's because she has been around Charlie all her life," said Mra. Bergen. "But whenever she heirs Charlie on the radio, she aayi, ‘That’a Daddy doing th a t.'" r i— - M VI.ES S o fte s t T h in g A f o o l $ 6 -9 8 2 9U i" 5 98 398 498 TNI INOI WITH TNI lUUTirui ft? III RTII ANNOUNCEMENT "GAUCHO” a*• ‘*4 |444 4I Mill Ia•414f Y..... l li< i I na.iw Illlll lllllll IMin* Ivi I»l>.h i llrand I'araKeels Mr. and Mr*. I). II. Mock of Tul. •a, Okla. announced today tho birth of a son, lUckard Dale, weighing 7 Iba., IB ot*., on Nov. 23. Mr*. Mock will bo remembered a* tho' former Faye Johmion. *i III i f ll all 1■*«ll 11Mill )• 111!1lUl1'» • 1 tall*toy .no ..| lw. •lit llli'fl1 l . k 1lianihi) ilnl riHli'Mi 1 ' h lihiiti' "1 i Illlll H l.l^lll III.I. Dun Illlll'. (lil t ll. 1 ll.ill tit'll i. MARTI MOUNTAIN PRODUCT! TOR TOUR CANART A aurvey Indicate* th a t 22 per cent of the men and 14 per cent of th* women graduate* of four Now York City municipal college* “SU N D A Y in tho claaacs of 1011 to 1047 work for a federal, state or city govern* went. __ A new air route take* rdane* from Europe to Greenland and thence directly to Fairbanks, Alas­ ka on their way to the Orient, Y ou'll love 'e m a n d live in ' e m ! ‘ a .j m • S ad d le U n color a c c e n te d w ith w h ite a titc h in g IIK ST A llloom flcld Junior nu U of elcKiml ( .lu c e A lpant (ih o rayon acetate W ith the HiippIcneHH of Milk.) I .I hcm lire glender and lad y-llke; detailing In perfect tunic. You'll like the Individ ual touch o f the Mingle fro n t curving epau­ let w ith Its brlllianl-M cl button. S ilvery m int, tinted w ith navy, brow n, g ray, green. .Site* 0 to 15. 22.05 U S E O U K I ,A Y A W A Y (JO I.I) K ISII lilt' 111 .-llir KISII IIO W I.S 2!If lo .Y>t A O lIA Itl A At O U N A .M L N IS IMK, IIIS C U IT S , IIA It.N K SS and K O I.I,A ltS Cooiplrle I,Inn lloitHe lM»nts 15c to 2.79 I’t y r s PLANTER8 klow ek V - ■' ■ •Vt. I Of In l!h a n h • 15c lo UHc MCC RORY’S 5 - 1 0 ■ 25< STj *J- -tL’h . *— - - «' » . . » S T O R E �AHVKiTWMiwr ADVMTlSIMEN'r l-ANUMN PLUS cowmetlefc a rt available a t cownetic countera at all druK and department (Horen. Rt mire to aak for the large economy xizea. A.D V..X E R T IS E M E N4— T — ADVERTISEMENT L A N O L IN P U IS Publlahed for Conaolidated T 'It' tr-Tr* r* ( L IQ U ID —putented beauty aid—1* t the a worn enemy of prtmature wrinkle*. rrowV feel. (’(wmetlca and o ther d latrlh u lo ra of beauty aid *. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , NOV. 25. 1952 W rinkles. Worrying You? Don't let ihrm l You csn actually help remove, or girally :nlirce premature w iinklei in a very simple manner. The Answer Lady F lrit what cauiet this hind of | Ihe premature wrinkle lines, and wrinkles? Nothing more than hard, leave It on overnight. In the daydry skin. To prove it, crush a lime, use It sparingly as n powder niece of aitk , . , then shake It out. base. After Ihe first night, your It haa no wrlnktea. Now, crush a skin will ho no longer dry. Use piece of note paper It's perma- regularly and your wrinkles should nentiy wrinkled . . . because It's Ire greatly reduced or no longer hard and .dry, visible. Ordinary cleansing creams prob- .OPPSfVm*! in m n * “JJ’ ably are the cause of dry skin. At- LIN 1 LU8 LIQUH), patented by Omttfh thev piimnifl thf*v romovs U» S. ^uyptninont cnnlfilnx u the skln'a surface lubricants—ea- fahulmia ammint of lanolin and es­ ters and cholesterol*. and leave f r*,t arV/ cholesterol*, the closest the porea clogged with mineral duplication of nature s own skin oils and waxes These are closely lubricants. Those elements nrluulrail to lubricate, but actually may furlhar dry out the skin All you have to do Is soften the skin and pramature wrinkles begin In give way. All you have to use Is LANOLIN PLUS LIQUID. Use It as a cleanser; (hen tissue It off. Hub In a little more, especially on Bounty Secret For llandH Diiteovered i,.« .. mmS,V£5o/J.r »Cnmi wrinklew (rec* Um> jjANOl in |*LUS LIQUID every day It Is available at all cosmetic counters and (he price, It plus tax, Is a t astonishIng as Ihe almost magic results It gives. u“ Ill/^u! wJj t o ™ Dramatize And Highlight The. Imquapectud Beauty, Of Your Hair To give yourself the rorrect One of Ihe most remarkable shampoo, make certain that the beauty seerets ever discovered hair Is gently massaged with the throughout the shampoohappened years ago on the plains fingertips Ing process It's not only pleasant of Australia during sheep-shearing and relaxing, but ll stimulates ihe season. The hands of the men were dry, calloused and bruised. Hut al­ sebaceous glands of Ibe scalp und them more active Itmslnu most Immediately an amazing makes phenomenon occurred. Ilruiies must be done with great eare, were healed llielr hands were slowly anil effectively. Most emsoft, supple and smooth. What hap­ phalirally, thoroughlyt The deslrable method Is (he use of a profespened? Lanolin, the rlosesl aetual dupli­ slonal spray. cation to esters and cholesterols, Now! Whut kind of shampoo lonature's own skin nils, Is found In lion? It mustn't contain harsh in the fata and oils of the sheep's grrdlrnlx Ihal tend to dry out the wool. As the men sheared the hair. It mustn't leave Ihe hair with sheep, lanolin was absorbed deep a sticky, dull film. It must leave into the layers of Hie skin. Lanolin made their bunds I1KAUTIFUL! Today, Lanolin I’lns, containing the right ninnunt of lanolin ami combined with other Ingredients for absolute effectiveness, Is ihe only formula to hold an exclusive United State* patent. LANOLIN I'LUS HAND LOTION il richly enforced wllh this pre­ cious substance lanolin. It'a a vel­ vety lotion that gives Immediate ffcc|s, both protective and reme- complexion because It's so dry?r' lal. It doesn't leave the akin Whit mllidy often fills to realatlcky and greasy, but restores • Izc Is thst the cream she Is using soothing softness and suppleness to for cleansing may actually be dry­ dry, crackly skin. ing out h rr skin, You'll like Ihe delicate, refresh­ Lanolin Plus Cleansing Cream ing «rent, n« well as the liny min Dry Skin offers In cream form laiure Ivory pump Ihal cjrcti the For a cleansing agent delightful In tex­ few drops necessary for an appli­ ture duo lu Its quirk melting ami cation. A generous four-ounce bot­ deep penrlrallng oils. tle costs only II, plus federal tax Why does Lanolin benefit your at all cosmetic counters. Keep a llle handy at all times—and vou skin? because Lanolin, a product 11 keep your hands HKAUTIFUL. obtained from the wool of lambs, that lanoliih for nature's tub and lul scalp. The 1 Is one Ihal supply of rl a produrt IIAIIH WA' Is a sbotnp hardest wal hair, and i whisk awuy grime so th f*'1'1 L h iio II ii I 'I iih Liquid rcpluiilnhcx im tural akin nils w ith softi'nln#, luliricnting Hiilmtunu'.s. It w orks offoetlviify iis cIpnnslitK crciim nr m akc-iip Imsu. T ry it today; tre at your fa c e in a facial |)lek-ti|i! Ih Your Hair You may spend hours In a beau­ ty salon nr at homo concerning yourself with styling*, rinses, bleaches und "touch-upi.” Oh, your hair may look pretty after all this rare, but what'a It really like deep down at the scalp? What Is the condition of Its health? Have harsh chemicals, sunlight I n d ’half dry era sapped Its Inner strength ami beauty? These things can hap­ pen, you know. And they happen at a great cost of time and money to you. hxlernul hair care is important and wixa for (he final appearance of the well groomed woman There Is no micitiuu about It. Yet, in accomplishing this external beau ty, Is the same ammint nf time and care given to its Internal con­ dition? You can tel) this way: lawk 5 S Clirmiili discovered dial llie supply of body rubrtances which give softness and pliability to the skin diminishes with age. Therefore, they bum l do- formula for Lanobii flits on these important facts, combining highly refined l.iuulili PLUS with oil highly concentrated liquid in l.snnlir tru lubrication it needs. Lanolin Plus Liquid does the work of three product*. Use It effectively is a cleansing cream, night cream or has other beneficial use*. If the make-up base. bccniii*1 It gets or insteps or toe* are cal­ down deep to the source of your heels, nr rough, a relaxing foot skin oils with .softening, lubricating loused bath, followed by a Lanolin Plu* substances, Try ll for n fsclal Liquid massage does wonders for treot a |K-rfeel pickup for dry. tired, wi-ull.er worn skin! Here's a softening and soothing the dried quick simple way to deep-cleanso mil areas It's excellent alio far your face, make It glow with new sun tunning and after swimming, oui of season sunny clime vitality nmt beauty. You'll lie over­ during joyed with (he noteworthy results, vacations. tlu* clean, fresh look and feel! How Iona has it been aince ym I Hold a hot washcloth to your have analyzed objectively what face and nerk for about a minute your complexion Is really ItkaT lOa to open (Hires nod allow tired mus­ up tu you whether your akin becomes prematurely wrinkled, or (a cles to relax soft ami supple, with a glowing, 3 briskly massage warmed Lan­ youthful radiance. olin Plus (warm bottle under hut There is no season of the year, water tapi loin face mid neck until skin tieulns In lioglc when il isn't necessary to conduct "complexion J Alter a few minutes, wipe your own personal f’liiuallc conditions— away impurities b inimbi lo mire campaign." harsh, wintry winds or hot. pene­ openings by sonllilng Lanolin Pins trating sunrayx . . . do rob the skin luqulil of Its natural oils, leaving it hard Lanolin Plus Liquid is simple as und dry. Ordinary facial cleansen AHi' lo use' (leiiilv massage a few rob the skin of its natural otli. drops min your skin before rellr* Ii You must compensate for lost na* mi! II works while you sleep, lliiral lubricants if your skin Is to leaves no gfcusv film on your pil­ become softened anil smooth In low' It's perfect as a powder base appearance; if you are to avoid and your skin is in contact with dry skin and ageing wrinkle line*. beneficial Ingredients ull day long. only Lanolin Plus Uquld replen­ .lost apply a few drops arid lissue away ibo excess, your make-up ishes these natural skin nil* so goes on smiHitlily really lasts. For vitally needed to nourish and pro­ a cleansing, apply no more Ihun tect and lubricate the skirt, Re­ what is necessary In dissolve your member , . . it’s up to you! How you care for ymir skin today menus tlm difference between a beautiful, youthful complexion, or a hard, dry, unattractive one to­ morrow! You cun purchase this splendid product at all leading drug- and department store cosmetic counters. Its nominal cost is oof plus federal tax. Ask for LANs I’LUS L1QUIDI Free* dlxpenxer wills hunrt lot inn \ few drops id l.iiiinlin I'lus Hun.I l.uthm -ll-ptlod neV-tl time.) ihii'inu (lie iluy will do much to keep your bands Vi-ly lo vvuli-h lovely lu lourh. lit- Iiiii I,■ iiiiiim dixpenner, which conies with each I, >d l.otitq- I'ltM I land led l<*n, makes regular spoil- m ii - ..... . i-nk. I SNU1.IN fl.tlH HAND LOTION i I’l \|l* . . . SI.Ill) olu« tux. At all ruxmriir counters, ■i* • f cell i cost. she loves an e x tr a ^ g ift! Make ,VoucW“n delighting, flattering fragrances now “ fresh-frozen" to take along! *••• yaw be • sleeping b e au ty) wlfh 1 amazlng n«.w Al Iasi— a rich, hibrfcaHef lotion ihal Isevoi your ildn soft and pataL •aooih wiki m ,fety 0f «m. Hftpi ikln ratals* Id noturol aaldurs. farfosi Wand at "tfd aitrlngsnti and So dsllahllng. . . Ihew cocllnf, compliment is,", friirsncts by Dorothy Perkin-, now in Iht handy glldt-uri Coloins Sdckl Spillpreof and leakproof, Tske-slong »>to for quIck-M-s-mlnul* ronsws) of hrr farorll* fragrinoo tlmsl "Woodtpio*" b rihlLrsHnii ol lominllesliy sllurwgt •Mfuaftantfa ItriiK HELENA RUBINSTEIN announces 3 -WAY PERMANENT First Home Permanent with ,fY ■ 1 ,, T uke-Itor Leuve-It Neutralizer », Ctvo hrr b o th lo suit her fincyl Bright now way lo gat akin iporliling tlaonl Clsdn-Up l « cryiiol-daon solution, dsap claontlng, rafraihtng ond mildly oniliepllc. U‘i ' Iha w ii Italy m odarjvjW l T O IlE T R IfS (amova modsrn tin lad mokavp. i hi hondy plastic (quasia botlla. Three Waves In One, for Every Type of Hair * Ellubeth Arden • Dorothy CJriiy Orta-stop to tf-M W tra tliin g pam tonant far normal h alt and e h U d W * hair. N o check curb! No n a u t r ^ ln g l J iu t set and apply " H lra c b L o tlb a l* '! - ' styles hair all at iha m m t t m A naU ( r« l|« a r p « r m « a # .| fo r dy bleached o r problem h a lt. Olvaa tighter, k m ia r d M d a j *-- ■ - - curL Wave*, tots. ! 9 m * . • £ �THE SANFORD H ER a I.D tofe-fli-M cLA U LIN OPTOMETRIST 113 Misnnllu C h a m p io n a n d o m m a n d e r «— U se STUDEBAKER HERALD WANT ADS y -S F o r R c.s u II n Tfc* fulhHUii miva eMplf In • II U lM Ida inlhllilfd In I hr ilrrnltl. I time Hr- |» r 11nr Inter Unit 3 Hinm lUt ik r line interiiwn *1 time* per lime Iuteri loti J* I lmen ne |»rr l ine I nter Hu e ■V per Hme fur lenrt) i i i t lr tr t I U r YVurdt «u ihr line. lluMble llnte I’nr lllnrk I'nre I npt (let one now ! A car value that sings! A buy you’ll talk about for years! PHONE 118 G IV E L O N G IT T O 1%itnI %<1* ittli He nerepte*l w*tr l He TetepHune tin m m * »»rnml mu r b t u r li >..wr nnnie It lltleil In (He lrlr|ihi»ne turnIt, In return fur IM« ni‘«'*im»iutl«ilJoit the i*>1vert Her it e%peele*l ««» t.n> prnmplly. in tinier fur un t«» #.•••!»»* aerate*, "... *••* wont tl* la liar «Ctlr* »■ Ik- day lt»(ur* pabuenllaa. la “ ■ l"**»*4 lately !L ■“ iM-fara la rear a/. J r ” " :' .s x z x r u v . THE D IS T A N C E O PE R A T O R T H E SANFORD HERALD IIIW thM i ( i i « « t n i | a | \ -A N(«il.|h*r. M Nil# C hock Or** «n<l *|.rm*i# S tu d e b a k e r p ric e s S ee * a h o w little b e a u ty if y o u it t a k e s of a FOR RENT ilUt* utilldii*] t l • l i r e t w l . n e w to w a n t d riv e real in ! G et a g o o d ROU AWAY A llAlfl' IIEDS Gay, work or muiith 1 4 2 ,5 . fu rn itu re Center, lit*. W. 1'irst! h o m e S tu d e b a k e r! "d e a l" a n d All UM«d«la offer rjfv>J»tiub»f Autatunilic (>n*» in a g o o d d eal m o rel iu«J gtiii* (•ifxKHtvj ItriU.f i|kltft- ut • lira tu»L S a n fo rd M e te r C e. HOI FR EN C H AVE. A S T U Q E B A K E R ^ IOU IH IIS t l t | 1I1IPH0NI AND m i O I A f N P H O N E 1570 J O O T M .A N N IV E R S A R Y .* 0?A U H 1K K * II V- N K f I K a pm 1 im u t : IllllhWay 17 tl’J, ijmitti ( ’jt, |j niits, .Sluinlierlaiiil l .mit < I.KAN POUR room apartment, ill) f m i » 9 5 2 l*> Kay ( i o t t o fuiulsheil cv.S.HKl UKKuy :t ......... ,t„,i i.ml, Furnished apurtment in m ile , M. trance. Hatty .......... lie pi tison nhle. Iiu|uire ,\|t s. line Untie Grocery Store I nesell.eii) 3 18 5 2 —| WKI.AKA A|imrtmrnts. 1 1 4 w hirst Stecct. I'hone 4 P0 -W. sa v in g sl ^ C om e ROOM furnished upurtmeiit Downstairs. Phone 1735 M Disiisihle furnished ........ u,ll< priuatr Gait It f.u uuikiaiK ..... pie Phone loos \V For Kent; Put iiinIii <| upstuns iipmtuient. niiN Kim. *.rui on. full plione 2 2 !ll] .l. 3 lilMI.M mill iiiilli. I li illl fin tiislieij apartment Vdnllr. <i|n \|. | lonville Ave , I'llolie HUM \\ fi loom furnisheil himee W.l l>. 3— F L A S H G O R D O N um l h i s e o d v e i i l t i r e s in a | i m e iie lo n e h a n g er '* ' f so tsarreu atncj W ui^ WOUNP0 INPECrtla. SICK KB 19, WE GOTTA GIT THE r~ M*® GOT A FtVEB/. LOHB (?MsGEB OUT OF HERB/ M IC K E Y M O tlS B :r ? N r V ( BUT, OAuGHTEK... i THESE MEN ARE J erv « _________________ ' TXTCEAVELV PAN3EBOU9TO THE SUCCESS CFOUR PLANS t —1 3— RE VI. ESP A l l . IM g!’1" " ■ ' Ileal Ksisie For Hal* —3 ARTICLES FOR SALE .511 KSEI» PIANOS If veil want lo It ly. Iti-lil or Sell. See: .1 VY II VII.. Realtor Elniidn S tair Hunk lloildlnf '‘lu ll Mail" I’hiinr 17.5s VIII M III Ml III' SI ItPIMSEI) In si-, the list nl lieno - uliii nthel Hi al K- tut. 10 tune fio -ale in v*"ii price i.irore See Raymond M Hull /S eW T ^ I trolls, i| lti.it <■ f..| ail k 'Mi! ipf linil K ■( ill c t rA"S S I'n 1 ! I'l^Llil —- ' 1 ....... i»;n _______ m \i( i t i ’• i s r n i r s \ i .k —\ & //& - *1 VN'tiS New and used Terms T'l ,di ins Utider's Piano Store, I2u0 Mvi lie A vviiiic. Phone I20H U FOR s a l e f.ol s I to 7 . 1:1 In 22, III) to 'Ifi anil |2 lo ol all of Him h Kl'ItNAl'ER Hy Kiaaky. .'III, Dtenmwohl These lot. at* n i l My I>nn H u rr y Wall. Eh.o| ulld I irrptui «■ offuri'd for sale for .'III days at 11 M G llllDGES special price unit Goins The. | II5 M N| SI. Phone I2S lire iusl Olltsole of I tie i it v lllo Os SIS'WH' t >>A*N roe fat CO*NJt. t ’*r I It \ \ 1 I: t e, 1 1el si' 1 Hods 2 A 1 \ VVOIMDP.N. SR rt ii7 ■> “ f-KirNG nnStl \M 0 * I t I k III . III l| I k Glues sli.l T J Z A ,1 cmi tuHN into AN UMCO/rtROliJ.HLt I lit Park Vic. It I. | Js | f*, nl 1 p * 'T '» OgOVCXEC * ^ Sanford. Plot Ida V I M I I VN 111 INDS O FFENSE IIOCSIN g Kio lot v p m . ' Rolla Head lllnuls, NAVV PERSONNEL \ 111 in 1 vimu -luls, . oil,in or pin­ W* are liullilint; five Ih'fi'nse tle tapes Kompleli lepnlr ser Houses fur sale to first (lye ella|tp|leaots. There are two v0 e I Itllile three-iit'droom uml t I n t wo St'MINItl.K VENETIAN llt.IND room houses nl sin-rial low KGVIP.VNV prices and speriiat low down N2II M'vsl 3rd_________ Phone 283 payments. | E YGK HAVE SUMr i l l l N ( ' " l d l Oiler-Weller lliamrs, Inc. SELL and me to a hurry to si'll Phone 1092 ll, let I In' classified tnlvi rlulntt COI.ORKD FGi.KS ! ! ! depil rl Ilia'll' ><( THE HANFORD Good lols for hale in Lockhart's HERALD pinv, tin uhility us ami West Sanford HuUlivIsiiui. an 'Ifi. o lit ale lie dlum. $10,110 down and $3.PU pci | ree Free • Free month. Write llocu Rnloil lion. lluffer Rental Ilia Cor|i., IP. 4 n i t , Miami Hy F t m i S t r i k e r lleucli, Fin. with f'uiehnse of I'uste Wax 7f H t s MOvtUJ^ih' HES HOTKOvta] h WW INOa IN TOWH hs "\^ Garaai' upnrtioinl imwlv imlnteit. at HE MIGHT PIE . J l MS VOLL DE OUEPl VOWED TO KILL THE LOPE L HO it. lav fiOn lot. Pretty lawn in Hcnkurik tile 1 A I’sint Co. -v r TV/- r~ ? ? , RANGER FOB SCHOlMG HIMTO front. VM ^ k fA M O EN09 KH0V& HB^ Also Masli'i f t 11ft I'eiot $2.Ml pal. Four lo'il room home iicwly paint- Ainty llhinki'ts, Cots, Tarpaulin* tii all conveniences amt 19 acres •VrniyNavy Surplus Unit. Phone dfli’ VV ;t|lt Snnfiiiil Ave. Phone 1321 SMALL 3 RGOM I'II.'.khIi. w out- SWEET HAMLIN matures IKOtl side city limits. Alicady tented lm. If. VV t.or<l. Phone 11714-J. at (Ml.Of) monthly. A iruud Investinvnt. $2000, uml luke over USED HI’Al’K healers; all hIxps12000. mort|faK<'. Write C. II. L. yriMid cmidllu.il very rensun* d o Heraldnlale. Lee III os. ;t|ti F!lin A v . Pit. DIO l.ovalv two heilrtmro home. Nicely (■mlscaperf. Weil flnunced. TUXEDO FEEDS Comiilele line Phone IMO-M. Hunt's T ilti"in F'eesi Hlurs. B y W a l t D ianvy VEKV WELL. VOU WiN! t SHALL i3iVE m . Ural f > U t* l o r Hal* —3 I 12— SPECIAL SERVICES •—15 NEW LARGE 2 brilriHim home I'UIH.IC ADDRESS SYSTEM v u i; Until.mil, IIsi'll like new, A nukes, Groves Ave Wood eon si ruction 1 i.s 2 speakers, foil eilllipmelit #fulli Tree from moisture anil mulil, si 1 1 Larne living ram i, picture win-1 value first dish htiyer $2ou.im Vo vtidm* Mull V ilun, lileil hath. pleasant kitchen i Go with iloiihlc sink :io yaHon uii Itruml new ovei aiul iin.hr t 1 1 To .1 allot If lilt unit 2 2 till, ivilli to ler (muter Niee cupIntariN. ] vd tH>ke* shells a.Oil 12 t .. \a - .m sereeiieti hrce/cway r.irpnrto lis t 1 ill rnlRcs Jfttt IH I. l o l l leil,. :o| t Is jilenty simile nithm three iducki Kasl Fifth S tre e t. ot Imsiness sect Inn of Granite I VIIPKN I Ell M1 IIGv l it) on unveil street t«i.9T3 INI CHILDRENS' furniture Solel m.i null 1. 1 epai.i .0 small G "n e r. Thomas I'ark. West Blue pie anil llireh Drc-sa-. ,1 I eihli.hlttiir, I all lilo 1112 'I I Spring Avenue traninl ininor, wnnhohe u m l1 iil|£)it*tsuul. Ken.-mml.le 12 1x I’Ll VIIIING Jsmi.un IMIWN ltunilul|i|i. 1 'on 11 act urn! o|Mii Ki.e $IH.7H I'KIt MON | It estimulvs, 1 1. lint vcv. V’G 2 bed l oom, tumid new innsoni v 2 COMPLETE IIEPS 1 .........h1* J Saanfonl Vv. home on 75 ft lot. This lullin' i« l single: 1 foliliilit uoumtf complete with lllcc/cwui nlnl I'oui'l. Can Im seen ut i t s Wes) CAIIINE l.s I t 1•. it * ’ 1 V(»* l'«l I’m ti' I'li.i' *o 7iiii ItUh St. ' • f l1' A v* Wood wo ku e S K M IM i . E III! VI.H • 1 »1 I't..01 *' Ml • M* L'1211 Mllk'lmlm I'luilie 27 GIRL'S hirycle — Evcclh III I Oinli lion. Call lllhfi-.l after I p. m Stm til 1 K 1 * <1 u t 2 IIEIUtnnM FRAME Inmse 1 1 1.* Service. Gt • 1 » . * A* H ill i n :l hut plat, s It. 2H0O Mi') k Muttm.lia Avemu' 4 ICE IIOXES \ v i ’ tn i H u n f'in l tery Servi llniv Plantation C"UM Just tint >if city limits with and 2nd S t i n t 2 lots, iitfiuu. Itrusoimhte down 3'*2' I utehes pnvilieiil, I'liliuue J.'iO Oil tier Martilc Hlali dust tlte t hint' t"i pastr\ ui VI I. TYPER lltilldn/et woik. Ilea mouth \ M ltenuisi'l, I'lione •oiiulde Kati - Elec estiinates hoiiic ranilv makinif. I’too h Howl (Gil M ITioip KdH-.l. V C. Griicv — heavy cut k Iii - s In ni Phone fiftll-VV. Model 11 2 lleilI oiuu iniuse lot ft. I'll t i l KS t'oli.uiuj Cil'lllll I s knew on llitvnv 17 02 I ‘. uctes of how" plus K Sail t) nun1anleeo CAII1NET. o « I 1 If i onluI l‘t ii'i il Mu'lit Gin' mile KITCHEN lliettlpioefll''! Ussote yen ol painted $12,110; Five I’miw. i uorili of M'.iiiiie Itiiilee Wru t'liest, like new $20 no I I. r, 1, “ lluiulliii*" appenri,tii'e Phnip Knii;ht ■IHI fnt free di’livety service Cleaner atl.OO. h l o 1,. I'ulnott • Avc. New eoiicri'ti him k home, ver t heal, Im all'll lost oviu the ritv Dunean Pltyfc mithocat v .l.mec c ei iiitui e Kepaiti' l, ItcfuiKhn.. Monti' and office F itlu rcs llu.illine li'tnl (it lie of ^il70P till with room tnldc mid luiffet Mis 1 t IKVNIK;i S t VHlS’KT MURK! teinis of ftHiltl 00 ilown f>atlutti'i* ^jmT^oiu^Piioiii' 021 .1 __ I I I Itailioml \ veilin' small nionllilt |u n io .n |s (VVcIuku lll.lrf.) «— ART I CLEM WANTED —0 RGIIKRI V. Mil l I VMS. Realtor Raymond l.umiipilst, Vssmlllle VV* lauy, sod A trade use I s l 2I lulumite ‘!;:Al.?!lVand ? t :,t.V!V^.V.l:i,^ V .? J 1 till,let Plume Phone |i ; ; t At In,ill. Hunk Hide furniture. Wilson Mm, r l oin t 10 t M David K. Curpenlcv. Hurt* Co. 311 E. I 't Phone Mf.it NEW 2 Ih'dioiirit house fnioisPi'd I VMil SII'S floe lots l.o,ali'il at Paola. F I'ltN IT I RE t (fH tltti* \ 1 mm*11 u in t 111’ t" •1 Kill. » IMlO See ml lift t \ || 10.(1 *•* 1 1 pi* j ti $1ul ltd ion | » li*. Sold or I'taded. St lllllek Well ill Poll II I, Emit I 'm. ll.mpld (■1*t»r|a 1 175. 1 ir- ‘iitoii!• IVntrr, hy nr Telephone 1127, Eminliire Mrs Itluckwi'll at Sai • , 1 Emit Ih \V Fir«l Co. Home eveliinafs and Solidity t enter lid W. Eiisi. pel | ROOMY, IIMl llFtlYi1 4J |in| I linn 1 hnnir, new ilivtaic kilt lien Iante porches eiiniplrleiy foinIshed - Hpncituis lawn Ideal fm phihlren Cull M10 .lt after -is ‘• Y ! D. L. T. DOSS DR. C. L. PERSONS rillROPRAfTOR OPTOMETRIST IRR'RS ‘I in 12 —‘1 in 5 EVES EXAMINED Phone 783 (il,ASSES FITTRD 3U ■ Vllunlic Hauls Huildittif 1 tin Sindh Palmettu Vventae I’liune 512 ^ C T u r- d ir , Nor. 2 5 ., 19*2 HOUSE fnr stile • story nnd half. YGItNl, turkeys H tu 20 Ihs. U»rn In back with ifnniKP Flow­ Ilolcnmh, Mill Muple Avenue, ing well. 1-ot 8il x 188'ii. Sec fl. phone 1290. R, Cnrsnn, Lake Alary IInail, lit 1, Dox DM alter 5:00 p in M— IIKM* Any km.l w .\n i i :d M >11 m : \ e i nr *ii 1 1 !1ES S' pen! el - in ’i’l«* lo Cull Dat'd, Mi* Kjiim.i It'l * H It L K \:\ S f.»( •jib L'K tli'iid. l.tx | \\ \ licit M* tl-a 1 iy \ \ « Ki|icrilM10il IIih Hi* Mild Krofit r 1 Mail - Li Hid up ;ifi ! i11 " 1 ,1 1• Klri'^fnm* Unit •* I ••id dit^' i t , nl*-ndy wurk Viicui 1 ;*•"».I pav f«»r rlbjlil ptiri\ I' iip i<•m• Stu* i’n, 111 Hunt I a! .St '! L I 11 •Milk Mini I’I ».1 I Imp * t v it * I li iiP' it 111 id 11s<tui 1 d li\ Ml'd«.,. intut L%4*" •liii'Mi' Pi i1' i* i n I 1 •«!, H 1 up I' Oil li Itil II llrlp Wind'd Ksp'11 It N O ID 'E S I'EIISIlN VI.S II mil hi’n iiiiiv \pplv IN S IR I 1 THIN Ml, Hill ti ti v p"Miiifi(f I'ldii bptii ion hiUir Dinar rf 11 ■>,. N “ "d WGMI \ ueedul timin' inn iflitl*■IV In (Null f"i VIid)•| Miiti VOUNti MEN. .............. ui ■ t • -il’i III* Ul Mf IfIk Mini im ,| v\ ill jUn* . mu id* Mil \ 1 * t « *;♦> Wi 11 .' and 17, to tram fm M inarr. . .■1 M Siitbiiiul Muir! Iruiunin 1 .tail .stores Mu)' If I | 1 ’s We -t Mi'iind Si 1 *. ! 1 0 Herald. 4*t'hi piLii • H, (Hi in m \ | I * \ N l n \ ' wanted Uouoi and in.aid Small -1111111 ll"v lo.'i, PIG I'VIG NGVV to a'lt*' to the Seventh 1lav V'lvelll | t Met fill e t ake Mary. I'n 1id 111 ive foi liutiu and f., 1 .'ly;n VIII’ TIIG! wi'lfore fm lllfhl. Will like working with tile ’IT li*1 .. ill fin ! tluit titio D I't 11 ill 11 phini' Co Good pay from the our siieeintte if von i i-it \N N • tail, iciftilin ineiea-es, sick t l ' T F ' S It EFT AKit ANT Open nos- I.cm fit, Kp|toiImOties fm 'Soielnv- Ihliiu.lo llilfhwiiv u.lvmiciiiioni, a ml folk-- von will I’ll joy workintt with. Tin 1 e 1111 M r rtlA IG Itll.lS ii.'W otiettinv 1 fin aril Is, 11v;*“ J 18 lo 23 with lliift* S* ln"i| , .iu Ml. Ill V VMI si I I. cation 111 ta'li'pliiane ..peitii.o t I K VN \ppl> ul Eiaipl*.villa ad n it.. ' hit.' Ill 'del ll-i d ■ il ,';.*tit to. n |i,d I ,'i .V I 'i t o Vcr t\ | M, \1 1 tel l I m I 1 1 St Nai.f."d " i " •• Hi.diet Gil liana I veil I 1 1 s Vlollda , Itil 0 1 .1! I. t ' ’ 1* I .III A I'.iit, v., , III to 17 "O l.o," ) on I., f, Itll |i Ol ________ M • i’.i t , n -ti l.o 11 * 1 li-* 1. ,f you "ill' ,01 tin ui v W(IKK M VN'tt.D 9 Kit 11*1 A Reel I - *d I .ar *Se» ,"a| mu! Si. t ..a *| It vIIY HITTING hest id tefet •nee*. Mm Miriam Vmup y n | j. , v]. „ ........... oh one Ull 9-AT_______________ _ tin , VV........... . h an 17, TH, 'PJ, ! Ml . I *fiO, T« I , ......... 1 I (ill Ik y tu - lliisiiirss *1 epofluatllles IP VViclMVuMli, *h11 \itiH i ( h 11ti if1*t KNKHKAI. ItPI'GRI I M I V Gilan.lo pin..... *- .. In Hanford) Established Very aoo. h u x in c ; Tl villa u u m ' t ; faltrsl T u ik e t, if desired. Exci'ileiit ''*» Thunk nivnm tm k m with and wife l" opvr.de h>r d t„(, ,, ......... .. y\ ........... lulls write Hm II.VH, . o l i d tit ll. ,v I, , a III.. .‘jccolil .5. ‘till I "id ■r*r#s HPF'TAI SERVICES - • 12 I III Vltnl.l l 'hi I . 1. 01 He I 1 1cnlrai 1 *■ Sill. . ,v tu ivs.e 1 . II h i s . . Ill,(Hill lul l , mi tali' pteeil, IHah, t tvieilo, III. plmoe l i l t phi lie oat_ nitii'M <T lllfi PI...... 210 W nr Hanford Dll'! M lit ill .I .K s — 111 I.. L. HILL Piami Techritnun I it Phn »• LM -W. Route 1. Hun I Mil ItI DRGGM. tih Galh uml ford. kit. hill, piet III e window, ultra iiH.it' an til ft P ia n o Sehiinner NEW FLOORS s u r la ’i'd to pur. a hunt I vein -.id lu new . uildifeetlon Old flimra uiuilr 11' tl.ui Saet ifi,, fm f J. on (!. new. FHilshlmr, . Irutllt a A waia VV t ilth tun, llnv IT'S lllll'dn, Ilia, also jiorlnl'lu (lower plurll I- III Ti.nP’i l.u-at.'.l t ' " milei fiervliik' Selnlluile County sine* north of till,d o >"< llieliunv 1923 II M Gleason Luke Murv 119 LAWS' MOWERS shin pined lli- | | ( i|tsT7 TRAIIT'.IL '2 feel Com eyries in;.aired Shuman's, .'III idi'telv* ovel hauled I'liied til K Ith HI. ell. :. 11 I e len Ave. l ull SHI W. Oltl'ANDG Miimiinr Moiitlml, Or —n IlG VTS 11- Intuit* Evening Star. Call Ralp1 MARINE liurdwtlte, I'ly w .-I, C, Kay. I h IS-J. Vail \Vin..lworMiiir, *,•'.! Satifnr,| A VVNINGH Av* Plastic, Alumnlnun, C a n v a * Free Estimates Phone I29I I FOR SAI E Hveltindu outhouril uflur tl I'. M. for appointment motor li** li P. phone I9II-M. Hv I’tittl HnliiuHitit NONE THE I OiS I n r t • * �mm m<"y ' omorrow Ni EFC Tit 2,01k) Fans May Sec Important Homecoming* Struggle In Memorial Park Gigantic H a I f t i m e liy HUNT (TilKTI.AIN Show Is Planned; Tomorrow night (In- Neniliudi i J a n e e To Be Held ICrlillt mi wurrlnix will defend themsclvo* In tlirir own hntliwlel Grid Game After aitnln.it thr Invading l>rl,!iinl Hull- WillLaunch Gala Parade iloitn before wlmt In L*x|Mrct«*U to Ik) llic Iniiti'il liuiui't-oming cruwil In year*. The *t>ke* will lx> >i IkIt for Ui Im fame. |)rLand and Sanford are both rurrenlly llrd for Ihr noulhrrn half fool hall trail In Die Kail Florid* Conference. I're*annie fnremsler* g lrr Ihr iwer runnlna Bulldog" ho r d f thin cllmallr ronlrM that will end the 13.12 aeawm for Sanford, If I hey lone. A victory for the (■unns-Fleinlng combine will extend the union fnr one more garni*—tin- chainplonxldp of the RFC. This title play-off, with the winner* of the northern aertlon of the tonferenee, la n newly ilevlied plan ndopled a t the jin'.lemon com hex* meetImr. It provides the opportunity for (llie of the moil innhltimM home* coming ci'lcbrotlons in the iinniil* of Seminole High School will he undertuken tomorrow loginning with u gain parade in llie after­ noon cupped liy o I'eri Cluh rally In the downtown Hired*. Of course, llie hi|( attraction will tie the in, uortuilt football Inlllle witil lie Land High School tomotiow night in the Mellon ial .Stadium starting at 8:16 p. ni. (le t"tin hnlvri of ihii highly Important gridiron duel. »hlrh will drlernilnr Ihe winoer of Ihe unulhrrn «rcllon of Ihe liail Florida Conference, Krneil Conley, SHS mimical di­ rer lor and muglrian of hnlfllme show", will combine Ihe roncrll* rd rfforla of five urgatiDaUosis Inin a "ipectiirlr to end all "pertor lea." SHS Hom TDK SANFDHD HERALD 'itjjc I) TtiPMlay, Nov. 21, 1032 Paul “Titan” Pezold Rules Over t Spartans Finish Syracuse And Wisconsin Strike City Loop For 10th Week In Row Season As No. 1 It Rich With Bowl Invitations Stetson Cagers Like iminy Ami r u nn ulldetea o7~h'ecl,, llm flyiiit; mniTnian who NKW YOIIK i.P—Wisconsin nml Coach Jess Hill said: Team In Country ;Syracuse To Make 3-Game displnving (iernian extim lino, ru n I I’exohl, II clashed down a twr-yenr loivllng finally have struck it I am very happy with the ninnr.tng physical eri- record with a 211 uame earlier in choice of Wisconsin" beci becam e from — I rich. durance. Lou Gehrig played 2,164 the tenpin eampaiirn. Steele, San* are certainly G n l i f n r n i n The Badgers from Wisconsin nml all I've heard they 7 Southern Swing In North consecutive x I I U I " , | , he 0rant,cmcn fr„m Upstate New the strongest team in the Big: T p H I H before ill Itrullh ford i version of "Stalin**, Is the Ten.1 en /' forced Ids early ret it ament. IVzoldj fifth howler with n 1110.2 murk 1 t V a u l t s In to 2 n d ! 'York landed lucrative bowl bids is playing his 2Mb year of c hain- thi* season. ’ yesterday to complete the lineup The City League resumes play for college football s big postseason pioinld|> howling. Tin' libs'ky Ml- in iN 11th week tnnioriow night games on New Year’s Day. yeni »ld veteran lit (lie Sanford Bowling Alleys at Wlsconsin'a "sweating-out" per­ N E W Y O R Kivr — Michigan of 2H years o n 1 7:30 p.m. State's undefeated football power­ iod was the first to end. The Bad­ i IT V LEAGUE AVERAGES the howling nl* house, which closed out Its season gers, Big Ten eoleoders. were Pin* Avg. It.G. with a whopping 63-13 victory over chosen to face Southern Califor­ leys is maintain' DKI.AND (.Speeiall — A three(1181 171.26 226 Marquette Saturday, was voted Ihe nia'! unbeaten Trojans in the Rose ing Ids Mipreni* l*ii<11 I'exotd gmiie northern jnmil was anacy over ihe City r . Von Herb nils 9049 197.11 211 nation'* No. 1 football team today Bowl. nouiiced Hntiirduv by Stetson HiFour hours laler. Syracuse, now 197.20 203 for the seventh straight week. Howling l.eagim II. Appleby llulter hnskeihnll conch " Dick 9991 196.21 226 Southern California and Georgia which him never played In a "big" fm the Kill) O. Tuuditon Mot land wllh a trio of top cage straight week II. Hterlo 9778 190,18 2.11 Tech, also unbeaten, were second bowl game, was selected ns Alatennis on Ihe slide for Ihe week w i I h 1, « t Ihe II. Ilmtwirk 2100 1(21.9 210 and third In the Associated Press bam a'i opponent In Ihr Orange of Dec. 1H-22. slightest Indica­ (i. I’exold 9940 169.24 101 weekly poll of the nation's sports- Bowl. The Easterners drew t he The three Irums on tap for 9909 I6G.26 10U writers and sporticasteri. The 10th nod after Navy reluctantly turned tion »f faltering. J. Knnner • he holhlav excursion a re —Lake Haul I'rintd Tin* gm>d rin- I'. Kite! 6422 161.12 107 and final poll will be conducted down the plum. Forest College si Lnkr Forest, Here’s the major bowl picture, lured "Kirigfish," a < he is known J. Cooke 9922 161.14 201 next week. with the Southeastern Conference III. on lire. IH; Illinois Wesleyan Wilt 161.2.1 187 Thr major change In the top 10 providing Cowley will in. . . | nl lllmimlnglon. III., on Dec. 10; to hi" howling "Koimnden.” Is W. Hkeht half the teams: "till illmvc Ihe 171 rivelllg, gLime, II llrrhst mao 190.30 201 this week was Ihe absence of onceRose Bowl — Southern California end Itelidl nl lirloll, WIs, on four pins in front of Ids dosest Klrchlioff 6110 160.10 106 feared Maryland, which dropped (90) vs. Wisconsin (fl-2 I) Dec. 22. mote b n , rival, f.arl Von lleilmll". Kietxer 4824 160.24 100 with a thud from eighth place to Sugar Bowl—Georgia Tech ( lo o) U k e Forest was reeond spot III I'evle At HI7.11, Von is imi 11 lim ith 9111 160.11 188' 15th after bowing, 17-7. In Ala­ va. Mississippi 17 0 2) llielr eonferciiee with a M-ll sea­ Club, und I'ep f d iH K , Ncgrolta of Harold Appleby who vir­ 9179 140.11 180 bama. And Alabama, Hlh a week Cotton Bowl — Texas 17 21 vs. son reroid. Ih'lnlt was lh" lop- ahead lumped up Into eighth. Club with ihe I Kly tually moved into a two-way lie 1.141 140.2 198 >ago. sider In the N.l.T. in ItHO-fd and with "King' Curl" this week. Ap­ Civil Air I'utroi . w V * Michigan Slate polled 88 first- Tennessee ( 7111 llerhst 4194 196 118.21 Orange Bowl — Alabama (H-2) came in dose Io Ihe top Iasi year pleby, who broke into the league ol hmilord uiul votra out of 149 cast Io roll Carroll 4901 118.17 170 place vs. Syracuse (7-2) tlio I til .uiul Hitrsi - | H .... up 1.400 points. with a 17-u iceord. Illinois Wes­ lead nl Ihe very beginning of Ihe linker 2229 148.9 170 Wisconsin nml Purdue finished School Imml Into , ^ B r * Southern Cal moved up from leyan had a 2IM mark In A0-5I season nml ulm bus been in eon1,'rny 4891 147. 210 fourth last week to second on the the season tied for the Big Ten a nuns piitrlothv k L * ’ .k y ^mid 2H-1 record Inst yenr. Milne tenlinn every week hence, hold" o •IH 1 1 ! 119.24 IHO boslx of Its 14-12 victory over championship wllh lilenticnl Irngue extiiiviiKmica e n - l ’l* t “■ n Six lellrrm rn nrr reliirniog Io llorsdorf 1820 119.19 172 UCLA, which sends Ihe Trojans records of 4-M Tlds left it up to illh'il, "A n d l l * '’ ' * . AM Ihe Slclson Squad this vesr as lofty Ir,7.20 |iin mark for third 1 miking ........too , . , , ^ ^ Cobh the Big Ten nlhlelle directors In 2120 116.22 181 to the Hose Bowl. Crown Thy (JimmI Mel Fleischer hohlnxrrs from Ihe ronlingrnl lluaaell Mann I li ■ill,- T,nidi 1 I mv-rni 4807 116.22 186 Southern Cal had 24 flrst-plnre pick Southern Cal's opponent with lliidhi'rliood.'Dial compiled llie high murk of I t"II,U 11*1 wllh I : r The directors derided that WIs lliihhiird W29 I46.lt 101 voles and 1.244 point*. Georgln n loom Hint might have liecn up­ Fullowin gtlie giiliie llie linoii'' I ID wins and four losses hi"l sea­ glline tin B (loss .18117 II 1.0 189 Tceh was close behind wllh 1.223 ennsitl was llielr best bet to give set once to Isnince hack and prove coming fi'illvlth's will In* iipino- son. Four freshmen lim e earned the lllg Ten Its slxlti straight Hose H : Hussrll Its mettle Icy winning all Its re­ piiolely cllmoxcd with u diimi' al | varsity stols in the IIMLds* VI' l> 1 4711 141.16 100 points and 20 flrsta. woil by Ihe KlIH nodiliiimm to the hlnng l 2899 186 142.19 maining itumea. Other, In the top 10 were Okla-1 J s 'i'' x K J T two weeks' drills. eingc. In, hi,',', 11 nlmills nf doner iNMi-tri 1‘eier I first David ffrflA fifth; Rfih* uMissisi u l . . V ’?*1 < mifojTnco« first Wise in IlitH) 110.10 171' mm fourth* UCLA, Only I*. K. lu n ar, wlilrli liars lltlkur, Tin* r d timing engers are, Jim flushes of gi«al aln j» nvrr nil rrrn l prnbnnly Hillgiilg Dick Aiken will Holler 117 1.10. 140 fotro Dam. .‘seventh; swayed the voters nThe post-sea* on I ills, will not par­ Badgers add In the rmutieiiloiis ocindon Tnvltirre, C|o"ler, V I ; l ilio ness J'icrry twin 139.9 E E B N i f I8H Trnnesxce, ninth; Texas, loth. ticipate In the rhnm|doiuhl|i won six. Inst two anil tied one with some of hIn iippeaNog viirnh. Smith, Ilullmidale; John Inignunl, I, on K. Ilnrdi 133. on 1102 167 Points are based on 10 for first, even Ihmiuli Ihry won Ihe northWe I 11rail ire, N. .1 ; lames Carlin, Tomorrow's grumliose pursdr ...... 1 • Hurnell 3069 112.10 182 nine for second, etc. down the lino. game while the Boilermakers nf ern srrtion a mouth ugu. (hi llie Dlivlumt Hindi; luck (Iksni'e, Purdue won four, lost three anil will romoirnre id llie lake frool i I,r1111-11 o Miller 2962 128.8 194 hails of records, HI, Augosllnr'* dradtoeked two games hand shell and proceed down I'.ik Ilidjte, III.; til win Hansel, 11 f 1 1 ..........1 . ‘ h" I -'2;^ ... Stanley 760 1-16 129.9 The leaders (first-place votes In KrllrrllniiH will qualify as llie I'iivinitlon, Ky nml Jim Yrmge, fourth spot. Big Ten Commissioner Tug Wil­ I'srk Ateiiue In Firs) Hlreel I'resent l l i t parentheses): 170 129.1 nnrlhrrn rhamplon und wilt play son disclosed Wlsennsin was voted Miami, who will join Ihe sipmd swinging easl down Fir»l to Ihe Almost the Von llrrbutlx Van Nrs H M 10 129.1 1 19 I Michigan State (88) host In Ihe wionrr of loinorNiw 1.400 1 In by a clear makirlly nml said: idles font hall • eilH'lll corner of Magnolia where a time lldng rail he "(lid of llnh K Tech Takes night'* engagement, "spontaneous" prp rally will rillT'lie four freshmen win, are mi l AVERAGES ndiiMle Ihe uflrrnoon irlrlirahilled Tor varsity i,nly are. Milli­ Ihd,ami nliaiirlccd o 27-9 "hid Pin* Avg. II.G. thiiis in vigoroos IU12 Celery ard Slliers. Hanford: Nick I'llInrklotr lit the hands of Keller Sports limiiulup -col 6627 197.19 108 Fed fushhin. rit'1 . Xrnln, Cl; Hubby CormpMinis mid (lie Seminole* fell to Ibis \'»u llethull* 6121 191.11 101 Itv (iAVLL TALItirr loll. Jarksoni llie; and Harry smile riinslol eleven, IK It, the fir»t Hpeetoele Impi einai in, Cuw'ry, I 1111 nil 6190 192.21 209 will eiilisl Hie osslnlmne ,,f John Hell. Ilradeolon. NKW YOIIK i.f* - .link Krauicr Toiirliton loothnll "ill.iuk (he locals have Audi's, iiiiiinioiidi'i nf llie Civil Ail 6290 169.22 181 Hill tilirrell, a iiiiii h tlerIlian finully ipiil" hedglni! In the birth I I’nuke suffered io (heir own ixrouml" I'tlllnl; Mi*" Ollie Iteeie Whillb', 6922 169.9 208 Iasi •ear froii, Del.nml allil Ted eiimlng Ixsue of Sport mtnjniine since way hark in 11110. The com- HILS filet* Chili diiectur; John 11 Cassidy, a liTti rmnn ill HTill fiom and sny* Uiul he expert" Frank paiatlve score theory might tend cy, Del.and hiinil iniixtni; mid Mi io favor Hanford since the Feds A. II. Mrltmiuy, spoiisoi of tie* Dnytolin lleiidi, me also staled Kedumnn of Australia to turn tiro a 71 match tour to settle this In* frsslonnl idler the liavi" I'np d ia l Irrnntlonnl feud It would not be for varsity, duly. held Kctterlliiu* to one less touch­ I'ep Cluh tills week. Morliind released Ihe following lenge Humid nl Adelaide next mi exhibition, like other shows In down, hut other scores do not. .Spumous nt this revised and perniniiinl rage seheil- inunth and join him mid oilier* the past. This one would be set Take ns an example Basils, in n world lour I It) nlxn guaran­ up on a dog-cat'dog, 'pay as you The Hemlnolrs blanked them 7-0, F3 horn egoruing w ill! ul'*' Dec. 2—I’atrlck Air Force, Co­ tee* to kick Ihe stuffing mil nf win' basis. The more you win, the but DeLam! nilmlnlxlerrd a lo­ ho Hylvla Hnyos, Ihe ynung A nnie con. l l defeat In Ihe Lake Cnuntlans, more money you make " Osrnrled liy Mel "I think Sedginan will turn pro Hit , ll— Florida Southern, HeHanford knocked off Palntka, —make no mlslnko about thirl," Fleischer; Killy I Lorn I 16*13, Del,anil did a lltlte hit PIIONH 22 Nlxs with Huh Dee. 10— Hollins, Winter I’nrk declares the lanky rullforninn, whu heller, 17*11. Morris; H e l e n ' DIre |il— linlversily of Florhlu, (nr some five years has been rre STEAM HEATED Tim Bulldog" will nmteli lheir ngnliod a* Ihe king of the money [ VV e I d i e und (inimsvitl outstanding running hiteks, Jim " I'm sure Ihe exciting' Honk* 11'gisli‘i; r*c lh Luke Finexl, Luke For* player* Itrarn mid Wit Henry, niroln*t news will break after llie Davis . jS Hope W e I d I e esl, 111. Hnhfoid's Junlni’ Metis mid K< mnlche* are cmnpleled .wllh Sain liirnh. Ili'i IU I llinoi", Wesleynii, I Flip l^iekett. Mot's linn Mill up I.0HK "Yes. I think I ran heal Frank soli. I hey Hit] lie IIh’otnini'lnn. HI vurds lids aiasou and prnhohly is Hedgmnn and Fm eager To Iry feat...... . 1,1 Ihe Hr, 22 Heloll. Iletnll. W1« the RFC top scour wilji 02 points it In la el, every night I sny an Jufohxtin eiilly f l o a t s .Inn :( Fnlverslly of l.oiiisvllh1, extra prayer in tin* hope Hint 1*11 in four unmey. Hconl reports on lleLaml which will tepresenl every eluh Hnrnsolu get 11 crack al him And 1 have Jan b t'nlveisily of Tmiipo, reason In believe my prayers will readi llesrii — rxrrtlrnl hard und urgmiiiutlon at Hemlnola drlvlua runner, purllrnlsrly nil* High Hclimd in tumnrruw's par- Del orrut 1 he answered real soon Jun. 12 University of Miami, ■epl al rlrcllna his ends and sn udo. "The possibility of Scdgman exrellant mini and kirk off run* turning pro has been given an Over 2011 purllclpmils will con­ (*•>11)1 (illllll'S .Inn. 17 Itullins, Del.atld backer, llcnry—Hears watching, elaborate airing in the newspaper." verge on Ihe Memorial .Stadium .Inn. 2U University of Tainpu, In recent weeks There have been very clever, especially on run­ gridiron Io singe Ihr rolorful Inthe usual unconfirmed report*, r u ­ ning reverses, Del.and line—la Irrmlsslon demonatrallon. HIIH Tnmpa Jan. 21—Georgln Tencliers, Do- mors, denials and general verbal student James Davis will nar­ mare than adequate and block* exchanges, lull mnsl of Ibis (raffle l.und rate Ihe historical text during ln» aupport prut Ides dlslanre Jan. 21—Mercer University, He- has wound up on n deadend fnr running of both Hearn and Ihe show wihllr Htunrl Calcbd's slrrel I'rojeclion Club will liamlle Ihe Land Ifenry. nummary—(loud team"This Is easy- Io understand Jan. II — Patrick Air Force Offense slightly heller than de­ effective ground lighting anil spotlighting f r o m strategic Scdgman Is rnmmlHcd In play In Ihise. DeLnnd fense, Capable of upselling any pnlnla on ilia field. Fell. I — University nf Mlmitl, the Davis Clip tnalrhes which gel of Ihe tup teams In Ihla area. under wuy at Adelaide Dee 21. The gigantic program begins Drlaxnd After Inst Thursday night's llm sputa being turned on a Feh. 7—Florida Houthern, Lake­ nml you can bet that nothing will gruelling 2H-7 losa to Kilgcwntcr, with happen In change his amateur duet accompanied by the land Hanford's second of Urn acason, cornelhand playing, "Indian Love Feh. Ill—Florida State, Talln- status until Ihe Ausslcs have the thn Bemlnnlrs survived the battle HUB Call." Lights on a screen will sil­ cun safely lucked away again. of attrition In fairly good shape houette an Indian bravo while a ha"see Thnt would npp appear .. in lie the had Feh. 20Georgia Teacher*, Colwith two alight Injuries to lluaaell group from the I'ep Cluh Is spot­ legelmrn, Ga. new* the Australians have been "Wop" Mann anil All-RFC Ucklo lighted oil n Indian village scene. In hear. They can’t give Feh. 21 — Mercer University, expecting prospect Joe I'lrkens, The scene Ihen changes while Scdgman another wedding present Mann rnmo up wllh a sprained Dm Dr Land hand plays, ''Ameri­ Mnron, (la. In keep him nmatrur. ns they did Frh, 20—Florida Hlwto, Didamd n year ago, and the World Tennis snkto In thn final period Inst ca." Lights flush on a group sign­ Thursday night mid Plckena rum- ing tlio Declaration of Indepen­ Federation, though a most ainlnhlc nlnlned of a bruised arm, Coaches dence. body, probably would balk nt n Fleming mid (Innas assure Dm On Ihe srrrrn then will be long lories n f "anniversary" fans, however, that both star de- allhourlls of a "Minnie Man." CITY LEAGUE purse*. fenslve players will t»eo unite a In Ihe finale, Ihe I'ep (Tub and ILH. In outlining plan* fnr Ills world Ihe Freshman Hire Club form 2I8P tour, Kramer also make* It plain hit of action Unmirrnw night. HI li»« Machine 29 Ihe lighted tell ern, "W. H. A." The past Iwn days have seen 2182 ho is counting upon Ken McGregor, Are Gins* 29 In red, while and blur. Ihe Feds working on defense 212(1 Sedgman’s running mnle, to tako Post Dlflce 18 Tlio (ileo Cluh nnd Udh hands and accelerated blocking fur 2188 the hlg Jump too. Htanley-Hoger* IS then rmnhlne to sing and play, Dn writes: noch runners as Malta and 2141 Celery City 14 "America tbu lleaiitiful," illrocl"My idea i* to send Bedginon Laghett, H ie Hanford coaches 2106 Fla. Power A Light 12 ed by Mr. Cowloy. Aa thin la going and Iho No. 2 Aussie, McGregor, »Spressed Ihe nphtlon of loral lleaull* Wedne*d»y Plight against Pancho Segura and me in grid experts when they aptly on Dm Htatuto of Liberty will he on the screen while the m l It, 'T his In going to lie n flasneil 1 gunril of the Hanford OAF Htlne Blnchlno lough game und while anything color Kin. Power A Light 0 j vui'ii stands at attention. cm happen. Hanronl must bo Tlgorcalx 9 Aa nosemary Garner. HHB mu­ Htanley-Hoger* ranked the underdog for this sical student, put U, "Tlila pageant Are Glaaa Bearcat* 0 Panthers tMIe fray." 2 will ho very beautiful and nil the Celery City Bobcat* nanos, the linn mentor, flatly unlta havu worked hnrd to perfect roat Office . I itnted that If his ends runout ronm It." nigh 8cried through, then Hanford haa little / #- f u \ s o l VI* y ir n t Paul Poaold .............. rnanre nf stopping Hearn, Hunry II. Appleby ............... .,1 BONUS PLAYERS rJom l DeUnd, J. H erUt ....... ......... Calvin Wright, who pruvpd him* DETBOIT WV-Th# Detroit Tiger* High Game »’ H O ft I f At s In the rugged KdgewnUr duel, announced M ay they, (lad signed J , llerhst .......................... IM7 Hanford Are. Fh. I lls . tiled on heavily for this Dana Nafi, IS-yaar-old Unlvcralty 1>, Peauld *«f»***'*■**♦IHMi*»Me*real»t*»/«'(’»|»«104 all-important DeUnd ................................. 100 of Kentucky basketball player, ai P. Eitol MIXED LEAGUE an outfielder for a aubatantlal W. 81 & ned to name Urn 80 figure bul denied a, newspaper re* Southern Cot (24) Georgia Tech (20) Oklahoma (3) .......... U C L A ...... .................. Mississippi (3) ____ Notre Dame .. . .. Alabama (!) ........... 9. Trnneasce HT. Texas Second 10: 11. Tulsa (8) 12. Wisconsin 13. Duke 14 Purdue . . 13. Maryland 17. Florida 18. Princeton 2. 3. 4. 3. n. 7. H. ......1,244 "I strongly believe Navy turned down a bid to0 meet Alabama following a conference In Washington between Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, academy co m m an -4 dant. nnd Secretary of the Navy Kimball. A spokesman laid that It was decided to turn Ute bid down because of the long-standing posi­ tion adopted by the service aca­ demics not to participate In post­ season games. Shortly thereafter Orange Bowl President Sam McCormick an­ nounced In Miami that Syracuse had agreed to take on Alabama, Syracuse, considered the e l t u of Inr East, lost He opening game to * Bolling Air Force Base and * dropped another to top-ranked, un­ beaten Michigan State. Thn announcement took the city of Syracuse by storm. SludenU tied up downtown Irafflo and carried Ihr (cam's coach, Ftoyd (Ben) Srhwartswaldcr on their ahouldera. "This whole thing Is wonderful. I'll never forget this," Schwartzwalder gasped.________ MemorialStadlum Gvent Schedule Hntiiinolc* ruining) Celery Fed Schedule Wisconsin 793 749 .... .. 331 .144 491 294 289 ON OUR SCR LORN — TODAY — WEDNESDAY LAURENCE JENNIFER WILLIAM WYLERS Production of • picture that matches the greatness of his *Tht Best Yasrs of Our Lives* mul "Detective Story* ever v■ # 18 in VJ 68 LEAGUE' ^ ON THE STAGE! 7:30 P. M. SwfordBewIIng TUESDAY ONLY — 9 :0 0 p . M A4vmmb vKsMsm Pot Sprinc and Summer 8poneored by JL end P. W. Club — Presented By wmwzfo-w V- •i *i- . 1 , gw>.V I — 1 To Women W illi' Nagging Backache ts L J m J L I -3 WEDNESDAY Personal Hose Howl Hut I will sav that they face the toughest competition in the H"i «ina tw<k»*S*, Iws of ps»*a4«Hrar. sn<t ditxlMM M l kadiM ta tfc*whole howl series " at XMatf (xMlia*. Owtan M f t H Badger Coach Ivy Williamson i|..wn xi.|>~r funtiioa l* n r r l* tw u « H r b**4 said: tH.lih. «h>> m m m o w M4JUH,iwk tlrrM and alral*. tauMn thk ln>parua» "In Southern California, well lie playing the ties! West Coast team since Ihe howl pact was 1 - ' - - ‘•-■'-na du aloaoldof w r aaad iM i- - * 113 started. We'll he the underdog and rauMKttlaaup altahUnrfraaiMalM Diin«iI iwi Milact M 1your ........97 rightfully *n " nd bulhar n a , t r y Ps»*> ........87 In Los Angeles. Southern Cal lluaa dluntla. U**d •ataaaafuOr ty n n r l l m n . l ia 1 — *— ... 94 l)<*a*a a ln hapav ___ 38 furl*—h r l p l h a f f m . ___ .........38 ID. Kentucky Ur* Hiuh out wa*U. U*l 28 20. Virginia "• Adv w TONIGHT No*. 29—Dr I,and, here (Hnmfrominv) 1,221 will make a line showing In the Rowling Standings 1 0 (Home- Nor, 27 f'MMUIIH Vi, Kustls (Celery Tilt) © liv ie r-Jo n e s ROY WALL Nov. 28 vs. DcLaml a^sssst �jrjcr IT TOU DOTTT HIE WEATHER receh# jour Ssnford Herald, Cltf hirreusing cloudiness with scatter♦il shown* III n-nlral portion toh i hi ami In south Thursday. Cold r i exit emu 11 nr Hi Ihlti jllernixiti and In mirth and r rn lra l portions to­ night and Thursday. Delivery, by 7:00 P. M.. please rail & YELLOW CAB 1444 h g H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XL1V Established 1908 Mike DiSaile Summoned For Control Talk SANFORD, FLORIDA Assoclnleil Press I.eased Wire WEDNESDAY NOV. Z«. 1952 Nt». 119 China Has Already Rejected Indian Proposal For Truce, Vishinski Discloses To UN . M a r i n e * C n r i v ( ’•M ii.r.H le L .E n M n l» * r v : m U i d ^ e . . . ©op Level Discussions Wi l l Settle Issue Of Whether To End Or Pi\sh Controls Allied Bombers Plaster Enemy Troops, Supplies By STERLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON UP - Michayl V Dlxalle, former price udmlnislra(or, hi* been summoned to Wash ^jfto n for level discussions Minister Con­ I demns I ’c jic i ' IMjm As Ikully Violatinjr Democratic Kijrltts >YU't Liscnhowor \ppointccs . what to do alwmt the nation’s control* program. Kroiiotnle Sla I M l I ’D N A T IO N S N V Jv — blllter Roger I. Putnam an liti'-ia's \ttdrei V Vtshmsky annouttced toil ay Moiiiiecd today that Communist There are sharp difference* of <t'in . 1 altvadv had turned down Inopinion amonj! the administration's .o.i - compromise plan for ending lor> planners. Some want wane and the Korean pi tsuiter of w ur deadprice control* strengthened and to, K extended beyond Ihclr present ex \ ishtnsk) .oldressetl the t ! N plratlon dale, April 30 Others want tty HOIIKItr TDCKMAN I'olitical Committee shortly after all control* to be lifted. SKDllL ..I*—Allied fighter bomb ih.it no nation body had voted to President Truman hn* the power er* slammed high explosive* and civ,- priority to tlie Indian pfnposend the controls If he desire*. , flaming jellied gasoline ml it .it which Russia already had ru­ Dlsalle (iult as the nation’s price sprawling lied troop and supply le ,ted boss last sprint; to moke an un­ concentration near Wonsan on ihe Ihe Soviet toreign minister said successful drive for n If. S. Senate Communist East fount today (In- Helping government had been seat from Ohio, A democrat. Dl­ Pilot* suhl the whole area burst •■tven a copy of tin* resolution by salle tost to Sen. John llriclier. Into flame Dense clouds of smoke the Indian government and hud the Republican Incumbent rose thousand* uf feel Five large .1 , 1 1 1 it- negative reply two days Two men hove since taken over secondary explosions were lunched n o For that te.ixitn, tie -.aid, the SUFFKIIINO CONTORT! TMI FACT of •* irhn *9 * Miirxh an hi* \n currlid from Korrn’i Pinpoint Rldgi* at head of the Office of Price off. indicating direct lots on am "intiilttee would he merely waxti v l.iMlhrrnri'k mniruilcf wh» '« 1 ’ * rn^v .n painlc***h for tht* woumlril Stabilisation (OPS). Kill* Arnull ptiiimlhm stores. n. time to pursue it-, jircsent du­ i-ii.iTi m ? n »'X|*ii'ftaihiiisi itiit « i * * 1 1 ** l’l»f* mmi Im"Ipifijij t«> iNit i % \Limh, ut and Tithe Woods. Arnall resigned P S .Satire Jet* and Communist ll it,* on the Indian plan ** N u . / jto>pi tu 11 tutu J.tiiiti A M i U v i , u i I . i h m U I, 111, 4 ( * . wY. Aavy / i u < J t o p f u i l u from D t t v n i u U u n a l ^ Aug. U and Wood* announced two MIG 13* clashed deep over North \t Ihe same tune, however. VI ARTHUR SUMMfRFlllL) c o t OVUA CULP HOBBY days ago that he Is (|idtting at Korea Allied pilots mode no claims huekv offered a series of anieml* •he end of this month. of damage or deslrurlion mi nts i , i the Indian propiixal in an * t v «'II I I ' 1111k Vt i l l llk \ . i 'l l 'i t ■t ft' !•' •a Putnam, who Is on record u* Along the halllefropl f N mf.m ittempl to him, it into line with ft »■* v tin ui favoring a 14-month extension of try men hurled hack no assault Itv 1ltt> F i itim! I'*'* 'ii llit'sia - <leii and- for tepafrlatlon I W Il Vi » wa«e and prire controls, made about 120 screaming Chinese Beds \ rni\ \\ V« « lie It •*!»* ht.t.l. i l i ,11 prison.. > ill .. f It i;. i public a totter to Dlsalle In which irmed their Central Frnnl r.rt.L Ilium I It* It*- jrtf-l t n . , 1 . - ♦ Mi* 1 .111•«i for .10 till mediate nnd It was Indicated that Dlsalle agree* * on the southern slope* of \ . i t miiiil t ’niiiim11it . mpl He n 1,i >r (ire on the liasis an the need for keeping anti • Height* the savage, close a t the .irmi-tiiT * point . agreed up Inflation control* (nailers fighting raged for fool it 1*.111llillll |tl 01 XXtill tin* .iiIdition hoot* Sen. Maybank (P - S O said Mon­ t .1 |•t4»\ iNllllI i ot foil np.itrintiim WASHINGTON >JT> - President day that Ihe White House I* con The Air Force announced that 1 Oil >•41111•rn aideering abolishing control* before elect Elsenhower’s newest appoint l.t f e e d G Foster of 8nn Antonio \ tl» \ MilY-t t ukshim I’amlil. the new Congress convenes, nnd k n n - i f t n A t ment*. like hi* earlier ones, have D f t l i c j l t i o n , knocked down lux fifth Communist l.ief hullkill ill*IrtM ir listened in* that a number of administration * U l j i l U s t l l / \ L brought general applause from lie warplane .Saturday nnd became 'll IX iit Mu* Si »\ li*f tuiretgn mintsofficials are known to favor such a G r o w t h O t* S n n f n i v l publican leaders and even sum* America's 2llh ace uf the Korean 1 tol.l * i llu* < * Communist fpurae. The White House, however. i . democrat* nnd promise* of m War Foster’s claim was confirmed ,1111hill uf tin* 1mil,in resolution la id President Truman ho* nositeh rlo u se d W ith V i s i t nperallon from the Democralle in after n stiuly of gun camera film 1«* t ilt* i .hin-kx Sslhl It XX,1s |HVStoll > plllll. ___ nimheiit.s The Air Force also confirmed IViptiig reply still had not heutt Putnam said Dlsalle Is expected it o u. . The latest choices announced that Mn| Vernon J Lyle, Alexan V Christmiis |.in a.I.-, luiffle. to the Indian delega­ \ I I .t *: t - 1 S is I V* - • Dis titioninsmttUd A lire i* . ,Vini.rNational it,.M t. ' " ‘*rna.... ot*. «, . Inure, tlrlu. Vu , shot down a MIG 13 Frt P u t o a m T a f t "ndaiier nex week wtMk Miami, wu* swamped with visitor, HOP lieie duv * .y durlrijf hi* visit here lute yesterday i ^ ih! K ,t'" r',ri" " 1 "I'enlriir uf the Mi Mayfair Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei the controls problom 1 The Bed assault on . Jackson Y Vnhm.sk) denounced India’s itrothm anil ? ,,‘l early I ml ay, tlui’ng wlilch lime i.LiJILV r A’abtoet nod two women 1"'!l “ eoneert ....nd the organliallnn, admlnlstrntlim ♦trillion and j„. advocated full cooperation with V ' kt . 7. Mr. n v lt. dedliallun of the new Ti ourist Heights exploded shortly after mid S t u i ’ in <'t'litlit io n s peace plan »* a "gross violation 1o making , ti,„ ........ to nonrulmtil pM ti—Mru Ovitu iiiiii.hnip vaMii night Communist artillery tinot drmnernlle rights ' lie said the Culp llohl.y of Hmiaton a* head K h , X T m l r l ^ ' W l v u lHie wgala leashed a terrific barrage brforp Ideh decision was "illegal" and taken of the Federal Sacurlty Agency ;wl„ tiling Tliuiikagtvmg Da, a> lie 111 I lli- \sMii iittnl I'lt'kk Ihe infantry attack and kept lobbing Du-. :i il. l ie Hinted th at so u th ern se n a to r* and Mrs lhclip* of In. speech, Iji Fntnl, ley Baker Priest of A spokesman Inr Putnam ’* Ken Wiml ’ hijtprtl smuk ctii iti)ii <1 .ui unit, i the leiulet ship of tin* United high explosives into Dir Allied pouf John Pierson is elialnnan of the 3, him fell, pn«to| of I he t tv o <ln flap u v *•ri)i i»vi*i ^ hit* m i huiiN ixl D'f 'Sl.de nomlc Stabilization Agency said should he In u very important pus Jh)l"'i'.nliL H S £ ! L M ,rrHT r r (toil Which will In- Mlxiteii ut VrMO 3i.nia during the i»*ht 8.. Coi.gre**, u*..ley ih \ pedal elo-.ed dour meeting of _______ hst riiu i. i1 , lotlav• 4X1411II11.1 YMn, M11fI 11'1I 1.’il l \ Il .Mlllili, Ii ti l l Diiallc definitely will not succeml ithiri In the If.__ The Beds were driven off after thi llnilld fklutotr p. nest Wednesduv with Ihe l.lg . In. *1 Western powers derided last cnrrv n hulnnce of power which \Pfood* a* OPR director. This makes a total of 11 np li'lui*tnm* pniude, »|ion»orid mlnt- a virions hand grenade amt small iiifn m lih' lx twatti'-* 1 lull lit With f1 1 1 > illmill.: stilt'. .!• .m.i hi.'. kllU night to soppoit tlto priority move will lie important in setting up llio In* 1.4'] lrv«‘i1 tlotok 1 1Oil Ilf lt« | \ 1 ..♦..!> Mobilisation officials snld Put­ |H)lrtmerits hy Elsenhower to tlnle. | v i,v the .Men haut A**oelathui arms haltlc trend uf events. 111«>-nl th g.nt in ,•vi'l> iih> \ t U Nl*f t|\ *1*4 i t h if iMtl amt Mien action . ismii ed couimltnam handed his recommendation* future and t)i Junliii Chumhei' .t * I,,, seven to rnhlnrt poslllnns That was the only ucliim of any Com "Pm lust v is itin g Bro u n p u.hHH., On -| wui A iIlia ill hull. ' in < i » m w kiit'Ji in i i. lint tII > tlKl III t if!lil t It ill \lmt. 1 1 Besides Summerfleld. Ihe other no i u-, -ise ahum Ihe lilciik Di3 mile ho alute,” lie "..ill yt-hler iln v ufler luploiii.ils viewed tin priority "iihl Whhl.ll g u . t !l44llk,* til l,4ll| .. f..iil III pinw vVIS l i l t nift'il in noon, "and talking with the pen cnhioel officers—stilt let*! Id almost Festivities wdl be tesniaul at iciiii hulllollnc vot, i a tlpoll that ., ilia jorlty Y A r 11 hum .' lave 1.. 1 M|’ fllill • /• Jllnli • 4iftn- 1 MWIt certain Senate confirmation are Elsewhere eighth Army head pie to learn what they’re thinking -tH> p rn Thursday with a -luif l.fe, HID? 1• |illt MTU 4, l\ Ml ,t 1*It 1 In . 1 I •||. 1. hi if Ii i I,, i o liiiiiid io Ihe uinnilMee reported only small skit III 1•h«)-. i it in nliniit aliii what they want a* to John I’nsler Dulles a* soiretiir) fie hoard louniament in l-'oit Met 'Oiuriers |«l H1. i..4| u , gettci1 •» ii > mill h. m.i * t .M.I 44Hllllt .... fi 11 III* .1 111 Hit111 I * I* * 11411«t ti I * l | * * It H 9 I n it I ilo In Washington doling the ruin of stale, Charles E Wilson ns see lop Park. Mr, am) Mi * -foe Mur lllill i nmn hitio 11In 'Ll* II* uiivt' y. 1 ti .1t1 t s \i *h i.l IY ,i|>lMi mills i<h retary of defense. George M Hum inv nnd Mr and Ml*. It S llowan mg year I'lllt i klu-ii illll.TI .4xr ill’ I X|.iMll>i 1* ii III 4 i'll ,»t. 1 ini| .. t . ♦III* 'in i in "I'm P llild D u tf/ib n lo iro "Pm always pleased to g*t get to phrey as secretary of the Treasury. will he ill charge of the compeli Hhl P .it > . I fel|h'i i 4in li iif tile |1m1 1 1 k14f ami u >1 •1 l.iw a Ml ■..Mil lurorisc Herbert Brownell us attorney gen tion between the New Hmvina and V IIIIH I Scminulu County and am surprised t In Hunk n'I IllOH.Iih 4, 1 *Ini |ti x11 t \l1lllfl*‘-»nl <MJ .I ul ll.l tlMi 1 Il'Y.I'. at tile ruph growth here ultnmigh crul, Oregon’* (!«v Douglas Me 8anfon| Tourist I'lobs, fo ffer .nut to M.1 , ,1 g o lilt i l l' s Its >t till'll III tf TUBA lilt’ only ............. kay os secretary of interior and dougliniits will be served ftie of A Vernon Morgan, clinical psycho- I’m , .sometime-lieaway ill* » i. ti 4.1 I»M tlm nu1 llif fitt'hl pointed out Dial Kira Taft Benson as secretary of charge to player*, " g i s t Of the ....... I Guidance Clinic II. | > • .1 iit I out Hint Alio I o nto, III HIM f lif 9 Ml G t h - l it lt t i n W I ' . i t i t (Continued On Page Four) agriculture. The .Seminole High School I,ami of Orange County, simke to mem­ xlnuil.l In- tliHttkful toi tio* milt, t « t Km i iii % I if in i■!».«Itlv tniM Also named are former Guv will present a concert at r>.(UI p. m ber* of the film Club at th d r — ml tilings \x itli whli-ti tlicv m it Hit iiii'ii' in 'I JIMit t "f-l .11111 |ll\1 ,1 Sen.itot | ,)m il F Itnvle x;tid In Harold Stasscn uf Minnesota a* under the direction of Krm.MCow meeting io the Yuclil Club last Fifty one |K*o]ile allendetl a Farm t,l. '* . *t. ao*t that n "l.- it**i nuv ,,f t III • i 1IL* 1111i KI I mi | ,| V ilux In- ti.ix iikiiIi* nu rucuminondiimutual scFitrlly administrator and (ey, tiandninster. The new ........ night about the work that i* being Hureau tllnner conducted luxt niuht tbuokuig Gml than iu’l vxitl, yom V\lf|lh tlllkl l*V*'t | m(i*i | «111 «l| 111 linn- in ibivernor Warren us to Gov. Sherman Atlums of New Ituildlng will lie dedicated at 7 mo ■t Hit* Future Farmers of America long,,.* lx in Ihe way vou live accomplished at the clinic. Mi.it li.i fiij'i’i i «I * til, ti.ilfn mill \ 11 wlni Imnlil Iii* appointed In tile lulling Hampshire as assistant to the p m An uddre.* of well..... .. wdl hull, during which re|airls on the Mr. Morgan first outlined the ,, Tin *i"-nk,-r uiiiiniuiilud • vci v lllilllv il.il t it I Im. Inv iy 11 u i { n t 'unlit x lmxpit.il In uml "I trustees rnl. given hv Mayor william Rlrin- ^tatr- ronvenlion laxl week were tote should hm-p the "s|,nilual Ml IIII* 14114 I functioning of the nervous sys­ alid Ii'xealed tile Gnxetnnr lias Tint The twu other calilnel ntemhers, pet ami a key to the clid> will l.c resented liy George l) Swart/ and glow." and that thanks mov 1„- . x tem which lie stated I* the fold* "I hr K.ui . If 0*11 11 l*l|. *111 the secretaries nr commerce amt presented to the president of the |„j,n p|,.r xon I t l n , -ugti , loo. I, ottco,loo,. tiiiiii’it mil In •i • 1 I lit II 'I I i i i i i I m i i nut a. teil linn (ur iulxici- in the fur tnuny of the human body's dif­ m alt, i ficulties. The Clinic, established n V L n t l viin H ' u ' . iilV ! '* B ° v J* ",1*' B p e n ce i, M r Sw a rt* told of general ae lie aid thanks stoml,I l.<* given foi isp Btinday's horse riding show con­ U |T/n,u "I li.ixi'h'l taken anv a* Hun and itt'ptiburnn Sons W alking of pri siili'nt <»f ih*' Chunilipr of f »»n» fivUlrn vYhili* Mr I*irr«»n told of ini|n\ ‘’tin* about 10 year* ago, had. u ruse gfvrti |H«ma i l»» AI V V ii In l.t i l ) If til f O i l s (i f I .I t s don't intend to make anv pei xnnal load last year of approximately duct art on the Farmers Auction Utah. Welker of Idaho nnd Hlcken- metre. Mr. Ball will make » res u tivltii'H of th«* voting |»t*opli* in k< » looking up ' Iloo > IIIII f if 1 ;i fill ii * «•*!•* V • t« « > l l«'d tecomiiieiiilallons iinluxx ruipiesltMO children, he said. Many of the ground* by the Dusty Bouts Biding tooper of town, a* well as Demo- pensive speech. •'i'myi'r tl»f if n u lest powt'i hlilhu .i Vs lit .i Mi l H anil VVA * f\ %tiif •• V9«.tfi i*d In the Goternor " he said . cratle Hep. Albert Thoms* of Tex Vocal m u sk will he iireM-nted bv , A „ T.,i*.irit nre.t.tent of the ' outit m tiir liMinlt of hm iiiin lo-iOkp* Children areb ^sent front school* I Club of Sanford In eoniunrtiun die 8< as, wero omon "So lar I've heard nothing Irum w h ile 'o th ers eVme from j u v 3 clety *and .h*, the h ™*,™*. Hni1' Daytons Beach rid­ I allalia-.ee The Guvcrniii hasn't courts. asked mx ads lee Hi* said Ihe Because of the Clinic's limited ing Club was termed a Success to­ by C. R- Dswsnn. Cmi'itmi pusxddv may make the prrionnrl, lie suiil the work has uf day“ Over 200 people attended the appiiintini-iilx wittnmt i uiixnlllng necsaalty to lie of it diagnostic nuhim tura only. The services of h well Interesting eight-event show,” he llll.l "Ed Esllnger. performed lie |»,inled out that a board known psychiatrist nre secured for declared. tn < ........... V ot has Ineii xubinllled hv the local tricks with his trained horse that sij hours a week, thereby Aboutt six i"hl Cill/cli- Hospital I ‘mil nut lee fur surpassed stunts I hnve seen In limiting treatment Ing Ihe psychiatric* . . ul IV appioxal lix tin* tbivi riior the llarnum and Bailey circuses" The •*ch child can receive. pli <1 Seoatoi saol lie had received a let* Mr. Kslingrr's horse laid flat Mr. Morgan explained thu three loot tei from tills i iiminillce on its hack with only one command which ily p r s of learning which nre the singing ........ , , , ttf 'I miu iit» VVi’sh r i uml i t-nM.il *lati*d "fuvurublu conslduralion" luncheon meeting ul tin* Am'l'1 Kun^ds M a il for forming the child's char­ front its master. After receiving nit Inn uf the people uf Ihe South In M v fMirrittiri, Ijh I h I h I- asked u)hui the xeleetbm by Ihe M ' Tli^1 formn 1 *oilunVng"nf tl„* May .. Mrs. . Henry Thurston and Mrs n round of applause from the Hlckentoopcr praised all three acter or personality as follows: letlford prepared two 2.V iMiund Chili. Martin mlnccIphiT, picsl'iciil urn - p.itkifl and -Mm mini lr,i\i»l hospital rommillce ".mil your groat ‘ uf tin* dull, offlclnleil ut the m ' 1' ( t s wi*ri* I’Yi'ii > f i « * t 9 i n Mu* 1) Conditioning, or learning to crowd, the horso promnlly bent appointments, amt Thomas said fair Inn, taking Bt a luumtii" turkeys for the supper last night. one leg and gracefully bowed and a dance, will lie startwl at 7:iin mduence m then 'th e eommltMr*, ilohhv "will do the lob Just b« independent; ’J ) Imitation, or while members brought salad* anil log- Dave Lain*, lunipn. was mt •• i .tt Ainlilnnum down without the slightest prompt­ p. m. Saturday, followed by the , , , , , lee's l heliull would he greatly ftplike it ought to be done " observlng thu adult; and ft) exper­ dessert* Geneva members wen* dm ed ax a guest, Neal' I atiel III, a htlsloilil >il lx.ill [Hm all'll " Ed Untie HiutDimi eil that a Inde x ience. or phases that cause emo­ ing from Mr. Kslinger. Postmaster General Donaldson municipnl concert til H:U<i p. in. nt "ft was utnuxlug," Mr. Dawson wired congratulations to Rummer- the Souihsldt' School. The concert well represented at the meeting " l,l."V,'"’,lv ""t'h'huis was |hiB, Seiialin lloxh* nnd County night will he held at 7:iill P- m tion*) upsets. The physical and em­ A covered dish supper will he "I have never seen n field ntul offered eo-opcrnllnn In will feature Vassllka Petrova. «« *’* BMi'u-tt in .1 -iium Mrifl I'ninnii'NiiimT 11 M exnrrn* De, r, nt the Parish House "f lh> otional reactions of a child are exclaimed, held at the FFA Building ill 7 (X ) „mMj„M that some of the reand Stuart Fastufsky, vlolli.lv Cross Episcopal Church. A Hum leilx ot persons also were ,.,| closely related, he duclnred and horse who understood the com­ transferring authority. Summer- pruno,It'iiHilHunl p m. Dec. 10 On e««r T s i t .............. ............. ... ' xponsilillitv for the selection of thu letter was read from the I Hot cause some children t i retreat mands so well and acted according­ field said ho hope* tu meet with Club, which thanked the Klwnnls Irnxleex should fall to the County within themselves while others he- ly."The Recretnry-treasurer of tht Donald ion soon. Board uf Commissioner* Clot, for u conirltmllun of Shit f„< John L. Thurston, acting federal » * come aggressive or abusive to hide Sanford Farmer* Auction, Inc., Ciiiiinilssionur Pope said hu he* Mheir true feelings or to gain at- Mr. Dawson pointed out, "Thi* Is security • administrator In tho ab­ th d i ndlk fund. d tlie hoard should be con* S an tio n which they have lacked at .ust a small W in ning. Some day sence abroad of Administrator Os­ d lu the mallei front Ihu car Ewing, telegraphed congratu­ hone to havo a big rodeo out lations to Mrs. Ifobhy and pre­ Tundlkiitit Unit greater harmony When osked how the Pilot Club wo UI.KS MEETING Nettle liili. h i yi hi i,|.| l tie nlitainud helween tho uld assist In the program, Mr. there.” A meeting of the Elk* Club hit, lesDlrni of Siiiih.id - in--*- Mint, trustees and the hoard through The Farmer* Auction ha* pur- ferred "any assistance." organ suggested that adult edu­ chased cattle sealer to he installed Iren called f»r Friday night ut ■III ,I «cthe local hospital nt It) (Ml such action lie pointed out tho l*y a tlnv, canned heat stove snd cation clasaes in child psychology CIIRIHTM AS FI HE llv JIM F1HIIKU the barn. The large scale* are tin- lodge on East Second Htreet il in linin' nfle, 1,1 |ef Illness opera lion of :l CoUItty hospital •lig h t he sponsored s i a means of at Wire* from the newly Installed Two former Hanfordltes yes­ by bout from tin, six-cylinder ul enroute to Senford, according tr H :(M I ii,lit., it wit* teportid I till* wu. i.m i, Mny Ft, would Io* a |olnt function to some Fhrvsler marine eui'lnc. establishing a closer relationship overhead Christmas lights on the terday aftnrmmu tied up their between psrent and child. Another a shipping notice. This little stove also wns used ,|„v bv IIPOE Hecrctnry. Leu Hut 4Mitt* at i .like Hili'ii. Flu st,.. xxii- extent, mid that any friction bedowntown streets esnu* In cuntsct 26-foot Chris (iraft at the Muni* ,,, the xxnloxx of the bit. Wvli, I'dli-. txxeen the trustees and thu board help would he In getting behind a with the Touchtun*' neon sign clnnl rder after completing n to cook foist from their Urder per. A Memorial Dav program will mov* to expand the present faelll* Monday night and caused n short t (tfl0-mlln tetri front Henderson of canned goisls, which Included be staged hv Elks bulges in Win­ Chief of Poliei* for Siitifoiij f,.r xxoold prevent a smooth-running ninnv year*. SI,.* wiih u ineiutH'i oruiiiiiialltm tlea and sotting up a regional clln | leans, chill, spaghetti, olro nnd circuit which necessitated firemen Harbor, N. Y. te r Park. Orlando uml Sanford on of Ho* I'iixt Methodist Church Senator Hoyle stated hD belief Vr In order io car* for more coun disconnecting the wlrut, It w*a re The two men, Carlton V. and instant coffee. They rarrled water Dec. 7. The Elks Christmas Hull Surviving are four sons, t'npt. was that thu "Hoard of County ported today by Fire Chief M. N In four. one.gallon Coco Col* Jugs. David L. Ansley, brothers who will Ite held the night of Dec. 20 Bin rilli*, Hugh Tillls and M I.. Commissiiinur* ns a whole should A 17*y*ar-o|d Negro vouth burMr. Morgan wa« Introduced by The hot smoldering now live in Orlando, mode their The small, open rrafl wsi fur­ when tho new club lounge will be THIN Mra, M. B. 8mlth, m*nUI health glarlted a house, ran several Cleveland. all Of .Sanford uml I C fillN nuiku some* recommendation be* wire caused slight damage to the ther fortified against the ele­ adventuresome trip in 2H dsvs. i.friciullv oneiied. chairman of tha dub. Prior to hla blocks, barged Into enolher house sign. Of ( ’oi’iei; t i m e iliiugliteix, Mrs canto they are the elected ruprements through the construction of seeing such sights as West Point, talk Bay Davis, a high echool elu- anti hid under a bed Itefore City Gussie T. Maxwell of Alexandria, scot at Ives of the people At 3:6b yesterday afternoon New York Harlem, r rn f l from " tarostilln cabin. The covered | "This i situation 1 may develop dent, entertained the gryup with Police caught up wRh him this Vis.; Mrs. F Thomas Cain "f Hell f"re»deck of the I,oat houses City Firemen went out nnd extin­ Annannll* and tb»> busy Navy Homing In East Hanford. the song "Traftip, Trsmp’* bv Vic­ Meade, N. J.: nail Mrs. Harry C. into a County public hospital and PAIN FU L ACCIDENT •leeping facilities for two people. guished a small gras* F a ir on a base at Norfolk, Va. The youth, eumctlmr* known as tor Herbert from the (meretU Mrs. Marv Alsxaiuier, owner of Davis of Indian Head. Mil.; six the Hoard of County CommliilonTheir little host cneountered Port holes of the cabin were kept "Naughty Marietta.” Ae jtn *". "Angina," wa« arrested bv Chief vacant lot near 1307 E a .l Hecnnd g r e a t 1i>r!* w«>nl‘l ho hold responsible by the mid C llituor slum on San­ grandchild rim 1, 11,1 five Street. of Police Roy Williams nnd Patrol­ severe buffeting from ehopny he sang an Irish hefUcl, *M;|t♦Joaed for the most part to keep ford CAvenue, grandchild nil lined nnd fell yes­ men C. C. Dodson anti RB. Spence water* ,*f Port Ilnval ami Deln- out water from waves. Bit-------O' Heaven.” Ollie ------ tIpaa t .1. Nicholson of Osteen cutting her arm badly. on a breaking and entering charge. trio" end Chesapeake Uav*. They I n i * Whittle acrompan They made their wnv down the terday Funeral nrrntiveinents nre inShe was finally admitted to the Police found a wrist watch, two enlllded with an oyster host dur- Hudson River to the Atlantic, HEHVICK KM III.KM | m nlann. T. M. Paulk, ear elerk for the •-i<» ftitvene weather In Didawaro going through the famous harbor Fornnid-Lnughlon Hospital only '•mrnleto and will he announced ^ Mrs. Nancy Brock prcalded over knlvee and a wallet containing a H IT/ A abort bualnea* aesaion when dollar h»l In the Imv's pocket*. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, was Tine after they had contacted the of, Now York. They continued after u lengthv delay In which later. "Carrla" Neighbor* In the vlrlnllv of presented a 86-year service cm re-et to -<sk about weather con- their trip down tho coastline Into time another patient hud to he p lan s were mad* to enter * D oit 1:.*ld-4:0:Ufl:3t), fusldon rhow FUNERAL SERVICES f i t h o Christmas paradu on Dee, Eleventh Street and Orange Ave- Idem today by L. M. Cornell,-een dltlnns. They slept ashore only the Inland water route leading moved. H:67, Inst feature 9:42 nu# flrat alerted nolle* of Morris' oral foreman of th* ACL shops th«en nb'ht*. 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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, November 25, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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W it h d e f e n s iv e d u ll* p n t t r in i'd u g n i l i s t t i e ' e u t l i p l i * n t< d S p l i t •• t ill* w e e k S l i t o n C o a id i t in P u t ­ i n . | ,u d c o m p l i m e n t * f i " t i le 'h o w N h a . 21* i t l g o f t i u u r i l * I I J - l . * 'U t l l * I * u n d D e l a»n*l • It t fr if* W a l l ( , o l d e u n d T i n k l e K m l l . e m - S t I l H I H i l f .« A w . . . . . . . . »»P • nn N h a . 27 T h e t ilt to m o r r o w t ilg id w ill ( ' i * h h m * a * 11* i t i t !('• • !*• » I ill i t u r n k t h e I n - 1 a p p < t i i i » i u '<' f < " U n it e . s e n io r * i n * In * S t e t s o l l g r e e n m ill w h it e . T h e v O le . t h ir l. W i l l i H u n . H o b b y M a t h - a n d IS m i l l e j . i l i l l m ill l . l l lr t l i e l l t i ll i li o r u in N o v 2f i - - D r l . n n d , h e r e liiir . H J l . v u t h ' i * . D a v e l.tt * > * '< . f lim n e r lim in g I A I S u p p iu n o d H o n F e t n k u * ir you uoirr 1-.0*1. �* * i — ——— Case For Free The Sanford Herald Trade REMEMBER, THOU ART BUT A MAN! Tho United Slides should hfoolish its tariffs and sub•titute free trade, says the Detroit Board of Commerce. This, l»o it noted, is it fondness men's organization, not an association of impractical theorists, They have issued n !i2-pngo pamphlet explaining their stand. Copies will lie sent to President-elect Kisenhower and to nil members of Congress. Whatever the justification for the tariff In the days of infant industries, those days have gone by. The Infant Is now full grown. Our manufacturers can not only hold l heir own in this country but can compete successfully abroad. Also, why should we subsidize fore.ljtr„.t?S*,‘,ns to buy American goods, using loans and outright gift*, uiiu at tho same time hnr Imports from these nations which could well pay for what wo send them? It Is often said that foreign trade is of minimum Im­ portance compared with the domestic opportunities. This vast domestic trade has been built up on a system of free trade. If there were tariff barriers between the states, and, say. goods manufactured in Michigan handicapped by a tariff from entering Illinois, bow long would our prosperity hint ? Some marginal HsinrsHCM may suffer by removal of inriff protection, for which, incltlrmtiilly, thulr consumers pay. Their carte, however, is not tttruug enough to make n study of the Detroit iMinnl’* position Inadvisable. D "The Prisoner of Zemin" was pretty nearly the foesl, seller of the ‘00's, I♦* author. Sir Anthony 1Io|n> Hawkins, t writing under the name of Anthony Hope, fount! that he 1.,i,i«f>(| front hi* hengnr, In- stnrt* hail a gift for writing dinngiie which not only sparkles hut. signntipg whnt is rare, sou mini like the way people really talk. Intcmc, »lnrr*tn. atipcrsonlr crlr# "The Prisoner" was h * lltird or fourth book, loented in Arc hmlcd to space; tho echoes, I IturiUmln, one of tho imaginary mid-Ktiropcun countries miswerlng, Are hi* unerring pilots »« he file* |which have since becomo so popular In fiction. Its hero, a Out through the blackened cave, j voting Knglishman on vaeatlon, proves to resemhle closely still trumpeting I the new king. When Itoforo his coronation the young mon­ III* high pitched rndnr signnl arch is kidnapped by bis intriguing cousin, the royal titt|*which no ear— Except it he nnother hat's—can ] |Kirters insist that the hero temporarily replace his royal double. Ilomanee and thrilling adventure carry the reader to ’ V a r y n o v n w a o n k h I an exciting conclusion. Weekly Hnrge Service After its almost c’cjunllv successful sequel. "Itupert of Seminole Fire | llentzau," Hope's interest In romatic novel - writing Hal Hoyle Column To Ja x Ih Begun Control Unit Ready h# HAi, ito v i.r. ; flagged His few remaining novels were serious and re fle c ­ tive, and ceased altogether many years Imfore his death in NEW YORK 'At—The explosion Seminole County'* Florida For WASHINGTON, tSpcial) — Re I!»«•*». Few authors today write swnrd-nntl-dngger tales so nf an ll-bomb weapon in the cat Service Fire Control Unit ts Kulur « erkly barge service on (hr convincingly. Pacific may have startled the dip now in readiness for the coming Atlantic lntracua-t.il Waterway I h# road to * m in i h#»M may be through hit itomacli. But some nf the att-mpti that well meaning young 1Allies make at baking in­ dicate tb.it they think the road should hr paved with hiiiki. Wr critainly did a good |nh id keeping llinre rxplminni at Kmweti-k .i irciet. A person wlm didn't read die papers, watch lelevitinn or listen lo the radio would never liave known that anything hAppenThe new .Secretary of the InIffinr, Douglas McKay, u said lo he s m*n who believes in ilatr ownership of lideland oils. Hi* ap­ pointment may hr an indication of the redemption nf one of the fml nf (.rneral Klienhower's campaign pledges. It could hr taken to show that he meant what he said when he declared that primary reipnnstbility for a number of important matters rests with the states. f I II l|—W PW -1. ft is not easy to get rights-ol-way for m«jnr highways through conjpiled rity areas at nominal cost in these day* or high prices. We have found lint out in cunnrrlinn with French Avenue, Jacksonville .hi* fiutnrl it out in connection with ila Eiprsuway where right-of-ways alone have increased ♦10,000,000 lipce original estimates were mad*. Widening of No. f down Iha East by 67 t>rrc«nl, Collier (Ft. Myefs) 61 percent. Dade (Miami) by 67 percent, Escambia (Pensacola) by 8 } percent, Hillsborough (Tamils) by 71 percent. Marion (Ocala) 'by 75 percent. Orange (Orlando) by 68 percent. Palm Beach by i72 percent, Pinellas by 63 percent, si Seminole is in good company. Only 14 counties out of 67 in the entire 'j stale voted sgsinst ifo The Seafarer megiime nf Jack* sonville is gtting Sanford and the St, Johns-fndien River csnsl proj­ ect a lot of fine support, ta MM pi its recent'{sums tha article got) mop of the proposed routs presents oO^ of tbs clearest pictures of .the pUn that we have, leap, The canal would be cut through low couetry from Puttie Lake ■ short distssKe ofvrat msrre then tan miles to the tIndian RWar jtni north of dM of pleasure crel Slowly Moving- Earth Amerlrnn nnd IbiHxiiiii Ixnuidnrit-s nre going tit nUKit, “'tv* Prof. Mnrnhnjl Kay i f Columbia Univernlty’* geology department, lie think.» that ixlaud* near the great continn it* are gradually drifting toward the larger hotly of hind. Thu* Alaska will eventually join Silmrla, and Japan liecnme part of the Asiatic continent. Though tin doea not any *o, H thl* tendency i* tmlvt-r*al. the Kngllah rimnnel will one tlitv he no more ami the llritiah IhIkh will join the contin­ ent of Kuropc. How isixin will all thl* happen? Not for millloms of m tr*. Cienlogintl movementta are lelaurely. On thin account, neither in our time nor in our childrtn'a will we have to worry over the United State* nnd Husain Itccoming nextdoor neighbors. it MARCH OF EVENTS labor's Chltflain* Failed To Convince Women Valors ASHINGTON Deepitr the t.nl iwatlng they took,in the presi­ W dential election, labor trader* are disposed to continue ttwtr efforts In swing the votes nf the nation’* 13 million nrgsnlted workers Thus far thry have not made mnrh headway. However, sa one labor les'lrr expressed tt ”\Ve will do what ths Republican party did for 30 yeera keep on trying " , Ths AFt, and CTO intl.-t that they are not jerking to rnnlrnl the votes of their members. They are aintpfy trying to "educate" them on how they should vole. 'M T Tlierr are Indication* that they hail aome effect m J ,n * vl|nh|"Z " nl'"t voice to Onv. Adlal Kteyeneon. * A However, with women member* It Wee apparently iK L ’ f ‘ a different story In aome areas Oen. Dwight D. W j f j l ■ 'frw 1 Elsenhower received 50 per rent of the union K Jr . i j women vole, aampl- pnlla ahow In nlhera it w-aa - The rvldrncp also shown that wive* nf union fnrnibcri voted fnr th- general In greet number* and tn many rov-.x influenced the vote* of thrlr K v husband* Tlierelore, it sccnis (bat the union voir split nlmoat evenly betwrrn the randldatee. Preildenl-eleti The anawer e-utu tn be thle: Union member* llienhewer generally took to their leaden for guidance cm wage rnnlracte. hut not fnr Inatnictlnn on for whom to Mile If that attitude evrr rhnngea, labor will berome a dominant pnlilleal power in Amerlre. • NEW TUNE -Now that the presidential campaign haa become history, the Pentagon la emphaslxlng the fact that tha United Slates la engaged In n full-scale war In Korea. Tha Pentagon la strewing the shoring# of men to fill the armed force# ranks, the high casualty tatra on the balttenrida and the huge outlays of monsy required. Possibly the most significant of the Pentagon handouts on the sub­ ject is a now tabulation showing that the Upltad States U throwing ammunition at the Itede at a rate approaching that of World War It. The Navy and Marine Corpe hav/t already dropped more bomba than during all of World War U. Tha Air Force hasn’t got raached that rate In bombe. but la using small immunlUco. raeheta and Are bomba at a faster one. Army ammo consumption eneseda anything tn World War 11 except Immediately after the Unraaggitj landtag. The Pentagon's new tuns le keyed to Uie necemMty M getting Ng appropriations from Oonrrtaa. Tha regular military bedgat may be cut to about $40 Nillon. but about 110 button In aupplesnentat funds will be needed. • • • • • REOKOANIXATION TKOUBLEg—The narrowness of Use OOP's cm tn t over th* Senate could give party leadens great htadachsa Veteran Hglsletors ere.ragaUing what happened In th* T9nd Con. grew of 1931. Th* situation wee almost the same: 49 Republicans, 4T Democrats god one Tamer-Labor member. Next January it will be 49 RepuMtaon*-4T Democrats and m e "independent,” In IM It the trouble broke out over selection of a president problem 'o f ‘the ■*nets. Because Uie RepubUcone couM net agree on a otngle raiMldate, Use Demo candidate got more vroteo and Um OOP one. After one month and 93 roll-eoUe, a prOrtdUt OUR had not been sdrosen. Tho problsm wee eotved because o f a |«ta that tho won wjto held Um Job tn the previous Outgrow continue until Me eutceeeor wet dgjern. II wouldn't b* to easy in the 93nt Orngroee. though- The president pro-tern last year wag Kuwaiti McKstjab ( 0 ) . Ttttncaec*. ~ liorsc* for entile work. \V*ril h«* followed cattle work for twenty year* trainging dif. f< rent dogs nnd horses. At p,,. present time he works hi* U,t trained horse* nnd dog* ntni In, .. ert asked to make pictures of lilrn with hi* hor*e nnd dog* working with cattle. Your* Truly Mr*. Dorn Ja<-k*nn All ntitiitari nolle#*, rant* nf thank*, resolutlnn* an* nntlre* nf enieMalnpnr*t fur thn M ifM I el rnlalnn rooSs. will bn th s f lt* fa* •I rennlar a*«nrllal»g rates. ‘' l i n y r r n . n l ftallasatir Mr InInn* Vrn-p*|.tr Itrarraenlntlte* tar.. Mris Vnrti, ( hlrnno. Ilrtrnlt. Kansas ( Ilf and St. t.ual*. Thn Itrrnta I* a mreabn* nt in* Annurlait* (',*•• whlrn I* entitled rartaslsrlr ta thn nnn fnr rrynhllMilan of nil the Ural new* related *a thin nnwanateer, an well an all At* Maw* dlsnnieneo MONDAY, NOV. II . j « T _ . ■ PLIGHT RY IIADAR (Front lllpporrrnr) Romance Revived GKP cavern of elernal night Movie goers of today who hnve never heard of "The A Lilliputian flyer in brown flit I* sleeping, upside down. Not till Prisoner of Zemin" should have a (rent ahead. This oldtime favorite novel and play, which was once In the silent the light (If outer day has vunlahnl does lilms, is now being shown in Sanford. SeienlitU .in- talking seriously about Iras citing through tpacr. W# are still Irtgblrnrd by thr neces­ sity of driving to thr ollicc over slippery to*tlr. — —- - - Fresh Vegetables ' Sanford Forum t Plentiful, Says Archie K. Wurth n former r*. of Snnford, known to ^ Market Director II.•ilcnt good trainer of ling* ifc. iomatic world. The average Amcr can, however, took little more note than if. on a summer night, hr bail glanced up and seen a star fall. Previous IldlAgt of other new and marvelous ways In which Ihc human rare could destroy iUelf have exhausted his rapacity for terror and dtsmoy. The ordinary mortal today Is Bred of being frightened hy graph Ic previews of what may befall him. He has eaten the bread of crisis so long It has come lo have a stale taste. People were so upset over the atom bomb that the wider threat of tho H-bomb can hnrdly appall them You havo to re«l from fear sometime, and the nvernue man feeli like taking a seventh-inning atretch right now , , "Bo maybe I’ll gel ronrod sdme* time hy an H-bomb Instead of an stunt bomb," hi- thinks. "Whnt tllf ferencr dors it make to a Hy whetbrr It I* swatted with a rolled Hr I* also losing hi* ability to marvel at the fresh marvel* of ; sclent e, because «o many of It* we-uler* turn out to he blunder* Thl* ha* bean a fearful and tre­ mendous century of strident and ronllnunu* change, multiple death amt vast growth. It I* |>erh*p» the most adventurous aiiiI exploratory reutury In history, one that ha* pawn a amall candle of light Into e darkness of strange new world* which seem to many more terrifyInn than inviting. A man who i* only a* old a* Ihi* ctnl iry -kust 52 year*- ha* endured a lot. He ha* weathered at least three depression* and two and a half world war*. When he pause* ealch hi* brealh and look hark. II seem* In him that nothing ha* re­ mained unrhangrd wllh Ihe posslb|e excrpllnn of mnlhrr love. The safe-seeming world he was horn Into ha* vanlshrd long ago lie hse seen thr horse and buggy replaced hy the let plane. Ihe *leren*rope slide give way lo Ihe S 1053-53 fire season, after an Insticction nf firefighting trurk*. plows, towers, and rommuntra turns systems. County Hanger Joe Carroll said today. The county fire control unit ha* one towrr. one fire fighting truck, and one fire suppression tractor and plow which ir r moved hy transport truck*. The dry fall and winter months are considered the danger season for wild fire* In Florida, with the greatest number of fires occurring then. "Good cooperation from the pub lie will do much to keep the re­ cord of Scmlnote down.” Ranger Carroll added. "F n r approximate ly 33 tier cent of all woodsfirc* are caused by man." Ranger Carroll eautlnned Se­ minole cmintlana In he especially enreftil with Iheir trash and brush fires Porter Ik Awarded F.P.&L. Service Pin R I.. Porter, Del and, Florida will bo awarded is 13 year service lilts thl# month by the Florida Power A I.iglit Company, It. II. Coleman. Division Monager, an nnum-cd today. The presentation of the pin was made at a nic-tlng of th'- company'* personnel Silnrday. Porter, a patrolman in the dltrlrt, began hi* long career with the power roitipanv at Ft. I’b f . lie ha* worked In the Sanford nt.-is for the past ten year*. Starting n« a vnrdman, It# bn* prngreaaed through the rlassifirntion* of fun Hot. helper, nnd appro nitre lo M present position. In announcing the award, Man­ ager Coleman pi aired Porter for hi* many vear* of ven ire nnd dr votlnn to duties. HI* long service record, Mr. Coleman stated. Is typical of Ihe rreonl* of the Flor­ ida Power A l.igbt Company. between the purl uf llaltlmnri-, Md . and the jsirt uf Jacksonville, ha* been Inaugurated, according to the American Waterway* Oper­ ator*. Inc , uf Washington, I). C., the national association uf the barge and towing vessel industry. Tows leave Baltimore each Thurs­ day anil arrive in Jacksonville the following Wednesday. Modern pert facilities for harge traffic from the Gulf Intracoaslal Waterway are now available at the jMirt of Palacios, Texas, fol­ lowing dredging of a turning basin and connecting channel, I h e American Waterway* Operators, Inc., also report The turning basin Is too hy 3too feet The minimum depth la nine feet. There are 3400 feet of barge wharfage Thr new channel con­ necting the turning basin wllh the Gulf fntracoasUl Waterway has a minimum depth of nine feet. Harbor Improvement* were op proved by the voters of the Ma­ tagorda County. Navigation DIs (rid last March, whrn a $330,ISM) bond issue for that pur|mse was pa**ed. Other roiiimiiulllci benefiting from the port improvement* are Collrgepori, Citrus Grove, Ashby and Prairie Center The Port of Palarln* is on tho rearh of (hr Gulf Intraroastal Waterway bctwrrn thr Ports of Galveston and Corpus Chrtxti, which had a barge traffic In 1951 of lust short of right million Ion*. Thl* waterborne commerce was less than two million ton* In 1943. Earlier thl* year a barge chan­ nel and turning basin were com­ pleted from Ihe Gulf Intracoaslal walerwav to Ihe new Port nl Harlingen, Texas. dWB volume," according to L. H. hew s. Director of Slate Market* In bi­ weekly market review. (lean* lead In volume on tb Snnford State Farmer*' Murk-t Averaging #3.25 per liu*h»l tie past week with Pole neons n e t- •luring the rurrent week. aging 13.50. The first Inol eel^n- I Ilcltcr than 4,500 hunbel* „( moved out »t $4.50 l<> fl.Tfi n immodltle* brought groweri n’r, crate while cahlmge nveraired 52 3 .be Immoknlre Stnte Farmer*' per 50 lb. *»ck. eticumher* $5.25 Imkct in excc** of $17,iron L-,n*, eggplant #2 60 nnd pepper* #0 5d •turn* the week ending N..u.m. oer b"*hel hamper. Sixt'-'-n visri< r 14th. Crop* are report'd ,#! tie* of produce valued in i-xr* *• -notitling to warm fair trout ^ of |titi,:iUU moved through the ro«- with a good to increasing vnhiffi. tet during the weekly report pe­ ccelient uunlltv cucumbei.. riod. A fair nnd Inrrwislni* >” • nalltV tomntoe*, and ti light, i,,lt time of bean* Is antic ip* led durhe -trreaslng volume of eggplant ilnj the current week, with a l'**n"’ vi How rn«>kneck aitunsh of volume of orange* and grapefruit unlitv arillrtpalcd Ihln writ. Volume on all other Item* i> I I.iglit to good volume of f„,jr rreaslng. '•nimmlltlcs moved through the [lean* averaging 12 to #5 l»ei Fort Mvet* State Market th- t>*«i bushel and radlthca lead in volume week with price* of #3.2*i to $,V|n on the Pahokee State Fanner*' on g,K»d to fancy grade cucumber,, Market. (food quslitv corn, endive eggplant aold, field foox, field ti|n' and escnrole moved in light vol­ at 11.7(1 to |l.90( pepper brougiu ume. 11.25 per bushel, fancy grade .i«Cf The 1’nlmctlo Slate Market re- 12.25 on choice. (Jooil to -un|| port* movement of 1.370 hu*hel» <•( fanry ipinlitv *(|ttn*h brought commodities h«»i"lil grower- i- to #3.25 with ihc- medium going r« rr« nf JI.KOO during 'lie oist at #1,25 to $1.75 prr bii*t-< i .t-, werktv r*mirt period. Tomntoe* itterense in volume on nil it-in, i, b ad in volume uvernging *3 so »-< t anliripatrd this Week. bushel pepper averaged S3 ei Th eWnurhitln Statet Muik-i i#. pule |l,an. *I!H>. S«i>ie-b *1 13 mot* lucumlx’r volume tosi- -ti.-jn. and eggplant #1.75. A fair vnlumr Iv the pn*t week with 11,133 l-idiel of pepper nP'l o light volume o' irate* returning $2l,S2<! in gio», tomatoes, loan* nod egup1tnt nr- rule* to grower*. Pepper volume i,, -,ovr through the mar lemnined about steady with 5:13 field rrate* nvernglng $5.25, K||. ket thi* week. Fair to good uunlltv r<-m it->< * plant Increased *llglitlv with I.W.t and excellent uuality eggplant are field crate* averaging $1,(12. A tomatoci, expected In light volume op th- light nprinkling of *0un*h. okra arid Pole Henris *n|,| Fort Pierre State M • also, bringing total packages t„ with a H"ht to fair vo to excellent <|iuillty 19-19 Chevrolet 1951 Ruit'k 2 Door Sedan 1 I)(H»r Sedan Extrn ('lean, Tires Extra clean, low mileage fully equipped. Ilynnflnw. Rndln, llenter 1947 Plymouth 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan 2 Door Sedan Radio, llenter, Kxtrn clean, Radio. One Excellent Condition Owner. Roiorvo NOW/ 2k f . . . Vumbiri In thi# dainty |o*m hy Gothtm Gold Strip*. Scalloped Peter Pin collar ind bodice ir * embroidered age man In a middle sard century now often yearns, most of oil, for gome-form of security, a sanctuary from the threat of Immense danger Orange Prices Drop Ton Cents Per Box LAKELAND Lfv-Oranges from Interior Florida dropped a dime a box on tho auction market* lest WMfca This new avenge wai 93.44 a box. Indian River oranges did bet­ ter, advancing 7 cents a box to . Tangerines slumped |1.43 a halfbra, avenging $4 03. . Whit* seedless Interior grape­ fruit gained I cents a box to $3.11. Indian River white seedless was 9* cent* better at 94J9. Other grapefruit returns were SALES LADY Wanted For December Bales Experience Neceeexry in ■ u f t floral cut-out. Doltly doflntd waist md diinty cip l i m i t . Wlih*$ ind dries in a jiffy. S in t 32-42. Diathermy W. V. Hitting Touchton Drug Co. Diathermy la the gfnetaliott nf heat within vhe body by tho application of high frequency electric current. Whan applied under careful­ ly etip or vised condition* In a doctors Office diathermy is affective in the '.rowlmrnt of pain or other condition* In deep seated area* of the hotly. Misuse of this kind of appara­ tus eoukl have a w ry d* roug­ ing effect. For thl* txmMn never buy or n o t such devices far home ttralw m t. A physician's advice is at-’ ways the shortest and eafrst a carefully' reliable beat tnedi- C ottrlfht id M in i of Bnllet Blue Un* Our Convenient Uy-Aw*y PUn Jeweler »)W<»eS»lnfrM �W Of WEEKLY SOCIAL JUMIES tiIONDAY The final jpiceting of reprfscnti tiv*I and Itu n her* of the Joi^rfrat.rnity Anociauoii will b* at 8:80 o'clock a! thi* Kpuropal Parish Houfr. The 1’hllnthrn Class of the First [taptlst Church will Iml.l iti an­ nual Thanksgiving dinner at 7:ii0 «C., m. In the church annex. The Dependable Class of the First Methodist rimich will inert it the lionif' uf Mi |;,i\ ||. Mil) Palmetto Vvclun*, at .*i ml p T u esd a y Tim O-A.'s of Ciiilial H.ijit i-t Church will meet at the I'huudi t 8:80 p.in. The Unlit “'Truth" t la -ill tru'd at the Vul.b / l i n t e l at , " in. The s u b j e c t Will he tie k “Talk an Truth'* hv I'hiulnFillmore. The public is miiliallv Invited to attend. The Chapel Choir will hold .*• hearsal at the First lhi|*li-t Church at tl:lfi p. m, Naturalist Notes By MRS. J, II. IIII.HKKY A called meeting rf the Semin ole Utah School FT A hoaid ■ .|i be heia at 2 30 p. m in the St.i dent Council room. We d n e s d a y The Midweek Prayer Scivin at Central Itu ptint Church at 7 !t> p.m. The Sunbeams will also meet at this time. Prayer Meeting at the Fh d Baptist church will begin at 7 to P in. .endive cuntmiltrc lie t inn of the First Baptist li.nnme Union will he held follow Inr pr.e •i meeting An nit tea will lie In III nt Ine SnIlford \\iunitiTs Club fiom '■ 'll In fi IMI |i to I'he tuenl w'dl •l«in*ored li> the Fine \it l> l u ll.....I nf Hie dull fill [s Id i l* inv lied in ntfeild. s ; M i\Y The First it.iptist Church T r ill ink Union will hnltl a ThankMtiun.; breakfast in the Meiiiorial Full c.i Hemal Building beginning at > "U a m. Childhood Hints Hr DAVIII TAYLOR MARKl’ AI* Fdiiruthin Keparlrr Australia, a land nf plenty, was Storv-lflliiivr-timo Is chip «*f Mil* he theme vividly hrowyhl out in 111**1 ui’liirlitful period* of tin' i^ny. in illustrated till), l.y Hie Pel It ih it liiiiti’ wlit'ii mutht*r tnul it'll■1*1 ferhert .1. Bn<s Monday e\i.iipg rfiil rplllt I<*|f*’I lUT- il n JM-rum| efore a gathering nf tin- Sem. of l In* liny wit* n Junior hrnr* ill nole Auiliihon Soviet) In Buss, iiltoiit Cu ilun lla. nt »l AA fw It C111f A mi I'HU tin* Thr**g» IStin's, llnn'rl ««*l n Australian t»v tmth, it*>u u f,,,i iitrtrl, tlf|*l i< liiMit nf OtI’lT I'll11'V iraliled American iitiz.n and I jiIiw uotj i f Mn ri% jiltivlrt, aito r of tin' Clirisiian t'hui. h in H of litiw m m ) *ft’fi if Is1f tl ianford, Is un intci citing .prakri thin stfory-t* >lltifcf tun*' * <»n i r rlth a nice sense of humm When when, hi u*I*Iit i■*si ft* 'hr i!*'i \, J r ? ^ r*1 came to tlds country he Junior o-r-t 11tm- t hururt»•i * in full* X^ld he thought Amerieans (In rich color utn| in ,i I hi »'»■ ifitii'n ueerest people In th. »oihl Hiinnil : rllitikf ‘The tliinus you say!” In teniiu!.• d Ofn- now th*vi'lno, n nt i- u >»iio* n mild uinuxemeiit. ptifnil. Hindi l >1 Vl'l P.IUU nf t.I.I'll t The heuutlful 11 'tun's shown mil's stereo«cu|Hi. prnvi Iri<-- I luce ; were so vuiied and diversified, it i- dimi tisiiiiml culur slhh'*. « Iiff leu It to SO t tiiein nut. There The slide pruieetiu cnmmmv vere avvcrul shuts of the ulnui- 1Hturi*view- 1 it nulied uy the t [lnes uf Australia, salted with a Kiclil family "f Nt. I,uni- width tumorous corn me nt a i y on tin'll includes Him y Kichl, fat her, a tnhlta mid a narrow escape he ince had frniii them. The ulmrl- purni hnd sciniid ti Jidc t and Iti4 [incs used to pick up hiike gold twu sons, I’aiil and Krich, r m is a tueget.s worth fnluilniis sums, ters in the l.ulheran f'llurch. Thirty years ago llrnry Kn Id w H d l they would euuy it Innit un II they found llieui too heave, siuigbl a snlutinn to tin- ut nil .tt u the hen would throw them down. Tin v of visualizing Bible stur* ouhl kindly cxehnnire n dnul. e training uf his two sut.i and Ids ufulfil I of nuggets fm a hi!: daughter, Ruth. As Ms i Ml Iren grown piece because the half grew In* cnritihued tii< p'n|. t in grown had pretty pictures on it n hohiry, line ill wli ch tin . tnnn ; Pictures of wild hf" found only j joined him. Kiehl knew ther" is in Australia included the koala, or ' nothing new m vt-ual i ducat inn. honey hear, which lives exclusively He knew, ulsn, that when In■gn the tender leaves of the eucalp wanted to convey an i*l« i It smiii tux tree, of which there are many uhite a new utlltuile in a p< > n't,, Varieties in Australia, the duck It was often lunch ru-M'i to show ijCdll platypus, kntiguiiH.s, lyimnns, him than merely tell Mu, Ahe beautiful lyre hild, the hookaToday, as a rcsid1 'I .i-M hurra, or liuikhirik Jacknss (a llnlitiy, Hild*- slip li'S luc. •* beep bird), and others. The ly** birds Are extremely shy and timid mid prmlllccd to tliu i' ililiit'n"lim". uni it Is an achievement to get near Istic depths and imtuial ridtn to ailditiun ,1'Ucli wIills- heal'" a - •»>•(•!• gnoukh for u picture. They have u hnhit of elearirur part of the story being ill'islitiled a piece of kroullil until it is per- so that every event can be -een in beautiful color and tont ali-oit jertiy clean, then going ih rough a dance which is very ant'ising to by the parent. The Bible tnilis grutch. The kookabiirni will mimic series lias been expand J it, hi gvery sound he hears. This bird elude; scenic subjects, animal life, uwill kill a snake by taking it by fairy tales, children's stn»ies, • the hack of the neck, flinit up a travel tii'crreri uf fuueuc' cith-■ in half mile or so, then dropping it. Anioricn, aturies nhmit Naoln tjpentlng the process until the Claus, a iiiiiidar of favorite tide■nake is thoroughly dead and tend- vision programs and a t*m! of erized, whereupon lie .swallows it. other titles itlindieriiig i The rnlcli in this b that the The popularity uf the . ' U >, kpokuluirra’s iiyi>s are muictim*"* stury is lecughizeil, lint Hit hn til*, bigger than It's stoiniuh, so that ■ntIni than tlliistrnle nu* "I Hn often two-tlurd i of the snnl i i-i curl cut TV inahi hellcM'*, pli it i down, the other third b ft hanging grapiied an arluul * ml.uv a 1'*! Ids jtum its In-ilk most eniburrtis itig. daily activities. \ ■■cries nn H nvdy fur he can licit her disgorge n..i' Dundy is dcslgtnil tn in 1 n 'ru .■wallow iinv iiiore. There are •>'.! tloruil n s well ns ent'-tt uning, Jp n rlvties uf snakes. Dr. Bliss said. with Junior leiiining mniim i i ami cThe ahorikincs eat sunie of them. how lu gr t n iidy f* i set i ni widle There are miinv species nf birds In aildltluii to the rare birds men- enjoying the unties Of Hi,. , uum tinned above. Dr Bimh said licit ters. Kttcll fniliire is mud" op "f one mikht be wnlkitik along rind eo what uppenrx to he a great either six <n I'J slides, The vuwi i teach of white sand, hut ^upon is reininlscciit uf the ul I time closer appruarh the “bench" flies stcreuscupc, resembling .i puli i f Up and discloses itself to he u hone opera glasses and wcllthlug just four ounces. All are ( i iiriuitdcillly ‘ and of white cockatoos, a The chief industries of agricul­ priced. ture, cattle ami sheen raislnk and HKM1NOLK IIH.II Hi \ 'mining are too well known for Tlicre will be n Hilled misting a fro mmerit here, but it Is not n» well known , perhaps, that Australia of the Seniinolii High Sch •■III (*f|l‘* ■Iso raises bununuM, pineapple* cnt-Teuchers A-moinlinn un 'luesand stiktir cane. Babbits, which day ufternoon at U:8M p m in the 'were first Imported into the conn* Ntudvnt Council iimiiu All ineiii’ try, multiplied ot such a rate that hots are urged to aiictul. Mis. they became a serious pest. Fence* (toilert Reely, publicity . him man. have to In* sunk three feet in the stated tills inorning. a* >•"* i" an kroullil to keep them out. Ituldiit Important meeting of the Imunl. raising has now hecome un indus­ try and they tire shipped out as COHIt KCriDN Miss Frances Mwira, who will food. Another pest is the big white ■nt which devours everything in model nt (ho Business nml I'ro^ J t i path. The tints are kept in par- fessionnl Woman's Club style re­ ^t|*| check by the iiiiteuter, which in view, was listed, lu'ThurwIny'* as being Bxsoclnlt^r with Cyprej* turn devours them. At the close of his lecture. Dr, (lartlens. She is insleati employed Bats exhibited un aborigine shield, at Wcckl Wnchce Springs nrnr which I* only u few Inches wide llrooksvlllc. and culls fur dexterity ninl skill in Ita use, u spear thrower, and, of SANDMAN Til* course, a boomerang. Incidentally, Pajamas me the fuvnrile fashion we wore told, the aborigine be­ of the year and young people are comes u warrior hv enduring tor­ choosing them In coordinated sets. ture at the hands of the wurrlort Horne add n robe of the same fab­ without wincing. They knock out a ric nml still others, a bed jacket. few of Ills teeth and hash him >£-to u t in good »tyle. If he can come up smiling and declare "It doesn't into the educational fund. It wnx hurt" he becomes n member of the decided also tn sell engagement warrior tribe and is forever freed calendars and hnltl ari Audubon tag from menial tasks performed hv day In ftanftird anil Geneva early in the new year. Parish House was the women. During the business meeting of selected ns the future meeting th« Society plan* fur making tdsce of the Society, with the exmoney to keep the nature educa­ caption of three meetings to lio tion course In the schools, were held in the Geneva Umnmunlty discussed. Mr. Don I’rrrv offered Hall. to bring to the next meeting pota­ Refreshments of rake, coffee toes of the Tnhltan yam—an orna* and tea were served hy the Nanjtm in U I vine whlrh yields edit # ford group and u pleasant half 1 1fruit— for sale to members for hour spent before trekking home­ fifty centa esch, tho money to go ward. { y I TURKEY THffllKSGtVinG DIRTIER HIRE Maxine MeKinley Announces Plans Nativity Scene Tu Arrive Here Soon MnxSn* MrKinlrv, Jntuchtcr * f Ail f«*ul Mm * Limit 1 i>Ii'fli«i11{*vd I•■J i«V 111•* |jI..iifi ■« ful! 1'it*I I . fee ( luJlili J KoVfll *■A*lli tit t> .i.id Mi I t;tul. htnai «f I.. »i.i, Wm* lli* wrtiilmis will i if* •»nt **f rimiiK uriv itibf hay j i f 10 IM» ;t, m. ut thr riiniflt **f ’ *' »i*t, S»*et»n*l S tu rt atnl Kim j \v«’Miio J t*. Ntchnl^on \v*!l firr- ! f 'iTti llir tcioinonv. Tin' liiMi* will In* trlvi n in mnr- I •** I V vl I *1 . **!!» Itftif in* lt'||*« j t I h i‘»i fi a it**r iii-ii'l m ihii'.o, .*,- l •Mi‘Ull, Miffs tl.'l I I■NI It .1* ••11 iir l.iiii •.r rm.itiiia ifithiit siui.t‘1 - f \\ i nifisin, mm *tritii’Mi‘il m S:ii' I •*tfI w11h flu* N:ivv. vvill fluj JutLi(» nf l***<il uniti A 11r ivrit«• riviiil hhi fuf <I*■" fnui ilv «il! Id InJ«l fiJIt'WM'i' Mi*- -a* J fliriif ut 11if t i i i’Vin* liMtii** .»• I'iliC \V*'HllV Tilt* NutUitv. whh h hi t* * J«,4ibrio>J f*»i F-uufdi.t i.\ t> un i * XVHI* ot Atin fit i* fit* * I * * Il ftif pe.l Ulid will Hi} it - In')* . .H.h a few days, it wa* uiii„.ihi,* t t., day. Plum' fm instnlliiw .... . iici.t ing have been leci'ivit |***i t *.ii *■if 1Tin* it roll ii nf fiiriit thev fit4t tiiriHtimiH ntkJit n i hi placed Itt the hand -hell m I».• 1' where they will remain utiti! .1 e f l, when they will it tin tied tu storage until next Uhii-Hmi I h e .uf i test ,.f llu (TIK I’S -tiujHi lint nt i i n n s f m ’ t he i ft •«tut tn tit in 4i"i vici14, Ml XX..h utt ini I mine* J -* Vrf III I'MMT iu- rjt visitur-. muliiilnu.* pick KJiU, > \t)i Ihntrirt ('miimnnih r nj Mm XlitriTUf ut KJJv. Sixth pHt f m'Ii 111111(i]if r "tny, Htuif inn n hoth frnm ,\ff . Pnm XPn turn*** Slnirh'tm v. Sixth Pi-tricf uimiiu' * i (I’ll fl M l * . S v h J I t n . j f h , ll IA11 i * <Ilf11r ] I fI \|t *s dMltll H u r i h ' t , | m• I- *h'nt »«' t|i Xmi l tunn I rvfiuii X'in iIin i v id S:i nh ifJ; rinJ Im n l HimtJI, *Hl nf MiiiifnrJ Th* ii X| . XV•Ji-uH thiiiiki*J nil •xltll tm* I it U V pint vvit it t In in i ulhfr *I'M*lit 4 fill" till" I Vrft|ft|% tfld’l.litltr Mm Mini.i** Mi-nii-, \%h«» tniuh Hu* * fMiiri-4 \(firn l*v th** uffi*** i uuJ in**tf|lh9i|f nffioTX. Fullnwint* tin* iJ iim' uf t he inert ittif, til l*■tiJ m! hy nt* niP**t nf Xntt rIrnu l.i’iflmi I’mt \*n 21*1 niiJ 40111** iru i l i j rily iifficiul 1 nml hinny »'u»»st4, riTnohmniitM witc *T\i,J hv Miiii-m. Alin* Aiilin, (Ini* vn Ahi'II* Willi** I'nrtin, 1fruit K»l •v. Illmu lii' Fm tin ninl IVnny Olltff MU* |{nt|i Dnviihfii) wii*. inmh n n*nv uiMMi hr** nf ihi* inn tlmi flint me lit I , a llies t'le -s He f ah* Monro** Bapti't Uluiti h u a * *it* r tallied In n I hiiiiksgivip*- I'm It given Friday * veiling at *In- I" me **r Mrs. Frank Finm*. hv Me* I'mtner and Yft h Miiiv Han'lli'n TI11* Thimksgiviag th.iu* wa* *tir tied not ill ti**' gain*'", will* pu is being awarded tn tin wimi* i Everyone enjoyed the fin • f"l lows hip upd r* ti eshnnlil> " ' l l ' served hv Mrs. Farmer uni .Ml < II. IT Martin. Those iilteii'lim- th*' party were: Mrs (' I Bill*' . M* F. I. Prlester, Mrs. Friiiua s Will(**us, Mrs. Gladys t'arl'on, Mls« Clara Nwagg*‘Mv. 'Ii<s Mu ■-■"*■1 Bali's Mrs. Jack Mann Mis KiJm I.ee, Mrs. R. D. Bn« Mrs. \V t, Alimin. Miss Atli* Mann, Mrs H II Martin, NJ»- |11niik I'uirie r, Mr* Mn*v Hat'll1*'M Mis. Walter II* tabu ami M*s llnniherv. **f tiilii"«lo w*ie llu* guests of Mi. ami Mi- II Z Dunn Sunday ovenlng. Eddie Clink nf I.eestiui g was the recent guest *>f his tiiundpiiient*. Mr. ami Mr- Kd ftgleshy. Mrs. C. II. McKermev of l.nke Mnnroo Is visitiu gher s o u , Curl. McKunnev, in Jacksonville. Mrs. Mary Alice Martin who has been visiting her son anil dniigh ter-in-luw, Mr. and Mrs. II. H Martin, has rcturiu'il to her home in (Irinntln. Mr. ami Mrs. Doyle Pritigh' nml ■laughter are visiting Mr. ami Mu William Pringle. Mrs. Alberta Junes of Deal* was tho recent guest of Mr. ami Mrs. II, Z. Dunn. . Mr. and Mrs. R. K Sodorblup* nml children, Donald nml l.lndu **f Elder Hnrines w>*re the guests of Mr. and Mrs, K. G. Soderhlom. Thursday evening. • .... .* .*( i Rtrved D u ffel S tyle 12 to 2 — 5:110 to 8 §L $1.75 iI UM ATILLAHOTEL DININGPhono RO1*451 OM V»atllls, Florida xv idii,*4 n«it*. i i: . \ * i*,r jv.fi **•» <3©c \k k i «: i:i i n \i , i m 3 "t»N i in i mi: m k is, tm ( i tu K" ( ’"it il. 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TURKEY DAY t'iv i. f ol e mill* -k H h ij EXPERT a c o m p le te ly DRV CLERRIHG IS in ;xv k i n d o f b l a n k e t AN ART at it sxvefl nml low p r i c e WiMMEi Oih* man tolls imolhur alio,it mir top-miU'ii dry doanintt! Thai's why our reputation for flmi dry dt'iininK is ho well known. Call us soon! Y o u 'll uli-pp like u k i,le u iiinli'i' (T i.iilin in 's " I'lirn - k " Idiniket lii'citiini* it - ninde *>l IHI* i ruyon and 12' o wiu.I a pnleoD'il weave lli.il given you nmre w a rm lli w illm o l uei(>lil tlutu ymt ever thought possilili'. A Irolk ilitieren l lila llk e t, ( Jliatham 's " I'u r r e y " i* a- In-mil tfnl an it is p rn ctie u l. . . al h alf ihi; n*«t yoo’d e\|.eel to p u yl XV'e have (his apleoilid value io a eomphttc range of dream y ctilura, (llia i lroese, llln e . Hose, H unter Green, Y e llo w , A«pu), G eranium lied ami W hite, bountifully gift-hosed. " P lIO T O lillA I’ IIK I) 1Those Who Serve 1 ItY The Public Best Are The Ones Who Hurvlva. 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M» Nu%*11tn \tilin, hhlurijin: \!> I' M i >11iff. rhliplaifi: XI r * Ni'tli** Xuliii, ■<*•( t?( uni fit-ni in-* X|m |h r ■iuc Kulu-y tu'lftl a* ussidmii p. *-: *I• n iE Xltiuday. Nov. 21, IU52 i 9 5 1 2 2 2 -J �th f. Page I « A v r n R D 'n r jtA i.o Mnnda;, Nwr. I I , IUZ Ike Reorganization •’I.in Said Under Way Ceiling Prices On iPrague lladio Says WJVm ^OH h Draft Pork Products Are Ex-Red Admits >He 'Is Anticipated Soon Suspended By OPS Was Once U. S. Spy * !/ ( |» Nf:\V YORK t/T** The New York al»w 1 9 Time* said today that President* ■ n elect Dwight D Eisenhower i* | e * r t working out a plan for reorganizing WASHINGTON .* - The govern VIENN l l/ T I the eaeeulive uffice to bring it* ment today loapcnded whole*aIe broadrasl . various unit* under over all tuper ■tiling* nn pe.rk products former ( I * A * > r p ’ vision of a *pecial assistant The action vra* announced by the that he lU U V C Thu assistant would function a* Office of f’riee Stabilization while soy and a secretary general of the Office officials of the agency were meet- Red ofdel of the I’reiident. a Washington til* )rr« with meat industry repmenta* The la tikes in an effort to determine (»m e fro m a t r o n l’alc'’ ,0 Time* reported ' . . . | Such a reorganization hai been whether retail ceiling* on beef can year-old minister S p i r i t droniily recommended to Ki*en be rotted bark Price Stabilizer Tighe Wood* hid wa* a rm . . , Oowef and completion <if the plan i J i t l ( ) n for it wan reported last night to advised Congress last week that he ■munitt h Intended to miMiend wholesale pork *upp«rter lie in light, the atory addad Perk ha* been felling well have plan When naked at>oot the atory El ceiling* below tellings and is In ample tup Vargoli umhower's pres* veeretary, Jame< ply Celling* are based on a per five man ed whil hi C " * s rr,>1 centagr mark up and vary with kra** Pri* ill!." |"When we have any appointment each wrhole»aI< r milted el , ‘ 1ut anything, well announce i t " OPS laid the *ti*pem!rm whole- overthrow Nov Hageriy laid he mold not even «ale telling* I* nrd exp ted to dent Kler • "*• ** any "no comment" on «urh report* have any significant effr.. t re for the V The Time* aald the plan call' (age matlrm fol for organization of the executive tail price* The order rail« for retader* to of the office unlta into theae dlallnct continue calculation of reding* on on trial rainn*. an branches «.llc* to consumer* They mint retheir the abtin | ^ planning branch, containing flirt .m .~. 1 any drrrra«c in wholesale ; of abiect i nearing it* (he f.’ottnril of Keonomic Ad'i*er». rr,,(, *»'! *J,n* 1,1 National Security Council and Na -py, nhlc heart* tional Security Resource* Hoard , lion for hi* g The fliireau of the Ilodgct r,.r(. ). Adamant A nv “ * U ia n e e P n o p p * 1 „ !& p la n Pol»nd-(or the m*cojx1 time can- celled plans to give thr lin t t-nm- 'nuniit Woe official reaction tn India'* plan for emiing the h e re in a l u l l priw>upf . of - war deadlock Piplo- ------AT IONS. N V kB— >oke«man laid today as gone a* far at it ling Iti contmverital plan, termi of which mat* speculated that the Pmirh move wa» intended to (the the p,ed» a chance to decide how to capitalize nn the Britiih-American rm which hai been hailed tn the ltnicnu pres* and radio \ can N mc«ir!P * iifur han'll** A/*** rlally. N EW F IIR N IT U H ! AT W holesale Prices Phono 1SIIII - II Savo Many a Penny on Taste-Templing I rimmings for \our iving Feast! Snow And Cold Rain Hit Most Of Country lax Real Estate Man Dies On Golf Course 'll* “The Associated Press Winter clamped a chill grip on much ol the nation tojay and liberally sprewed *nnv» and cold RERUN IT The t) S Army reported Ibree soldier* mi«*lng from their unit here today and •aid they are believed held in the Russian zone Armv authorities were informed by a German resident that three Arneriran soldiers and a woman, believed to be German, were ar rested bv Communist people’* po­ lice yesterday afternoon about loo yards ln*ide the Hast zone The German said the toldler* bad been hunting The three *»’ dier* are assigned to thr SMth Trtick Company in West Rrrlin Their name* were not disclosed H „ l a m e from Henry Plcluhcr (TO Mnrrr f i t <1(1! publicity director f,n P1 Karlier ' TO official* bail «»nl Phili| a leader* of Ibe meeting u.n toplan amemoripniwir re today tn al In Murray who died Not 1 in Thr a leader to San Kraiicitro 1north > pretidrnt Fleischer said that h« retofore the wind' organization bad not turn "in a e*t>ef «urcr**iir to ignition" In announce th< session cast I considered would deal with naming a new d u sts Ileader Font) i C>iiiId Today's slosed session precede* Thr . the CIO convention *rheduls*sl tn ward S l l l l d a y atart Dec l In Atlantic City N J l.uti , i LI lU-ntlv To Kilt (Tiuketl Shipped .SI i’ ER RIGHT . F I .O I t l l iA (M M CK F I1 K R Z K A M ) S T O llA f iK CO. YOUR WHOLESALE AND HETAII IfU W K H T T t l lH T K K N T I I M T liK K T IM IO N K I IIN ELOIUDA (il(A i)E A F a v o rite F ix in ’s for Fine Feasting DKESSEI) unci DRAWN TURKEYS GRADE A - QUICK FROZEN ENS TURKEYS 5 9 ^ Lb. TOMS 5 5 ^ |. K L A . (H IA l> K A — D IlK S S K I) nnd D R A W N VS 670 hh. TOMS 6 1 0 1h W K W I L L I I A V K A C O M P L K T K L IN K OK A L L K IN O H O K P O U L T R Y ------- CAPONS, DUCKS. KHYKRM and IIKNS UT. MAO SUCH KXCKI.LKNT IlKPOUTS KltOM YOC — m il CHSTOMKItH — ON rill-: TUKKKYS WK HAI) LAST YKAIt THAT WK CONTUACTKO WITH TIII.SA M K I'KOl'LK TO HAISHOUH IlIKOS R ill I S THIS YKAIt. SO. MKRK TIIKY A UK - r>i . MO. OLD, I'l.CMP, FHKS1I DI1KSSKD IN OUU PLANT, HROAI) - HUKASTKD P.UONZK TUKKKYS — YOUIl (iUAKANTKK OK COMPLBTK SATISFACTION. t'hrrry Ap|de >llnre Pineapple Orpnn Spmy Cranberry Sauce 2 YOUNG HENS YOUNG TOMS Hul I it nn I lit II nl ion Vanilla Extract «-<: KLA. (il(AI)K A DIlKSSKI) iintl lilt AWN FRYERS BAKING HENS DUCKS OUR Jane Parker Su l I ti nn S tu ffe d A X P Sntnll Knrly June i I.KAN PURK ClKWt Tn Chips! Fresh Fru its OWN Sweet Wines A St P Vine Ripened BREAKFAST BACON W is e . SMOKED PORK CHOPS HOME MADE SAUSAGE lioimu VAC PACK. IN LB. CAN Ex. Fancy Peas Cut Corn Mix Vegetables Spjnach Cut Green peans D A IS Y Jane Parker Rat more Brand Frtnh Cranberries Celery I'rMk Pawal 11. H. Dm New Whit* A St P Home Style Elhertn l.nrjtr Grade A Shipped Sunnybrook Potatoes Sunny Field T H E B E S T T H A T -M O N E Y C A N B U Y O U R O W N T B N n B R lx U O .'k lC K O R Y B M O K K II Pile*, ia tJtia iZ ftfu tlri thro Wed. Nor, M. ti A J4 b : * •' lb ■ Hi j I 1 J i . J f i A 200 Magnolia A tea tie UunTorti, 'FlorliTn �^Newspaper Admits Reds Had Arrested Long Missing Pair Court Records VIENNA '.r—An Austrian Com­ munist newspaper admitted today that thr Bed* arrested thr missing Ameriran Field brothers, Noel and Hermann, who disappeared behind the Iron Curtain three years agn ^ Since Noel Field, former State ’ Deportment employe, vanished in Prague In May. ItM'l, and his hrulncr Hermann, a Cleveland. Pa. nrohlioti disappeared In Warsaw to August, tutu, one thing has never hcen clear; Were they kidnapped, along with Noel’s German horn wife. Itcrta. and his adopted daughter or did they flee the West of their own free will? The Communists, In their various •'show” trials Including Ihe present IVnceusaliun of Itudolf .Slaittky and others in Prague, always have eon tendril the Fields worked (or Ihe wartime U S. Office of Strategic Services mid were American sides In the West, however, there nave hern many suggestions that the brothers were double agents and that Noel, especially, worked for the Soviet Union It was over this doubtful point that the Vienna Ited newspaper Votksilimme today disclnsed their ^nrrest. It was wrong, snid the newspaper, to call the Fields "American Communists " "In reality, nrtther regarded themselves as Communists." the paper explained "After their nr rpxt, the Ameriran State Drpnrl ment voluntarily said they had a special mission. In the current Prague trial, the prosecution has alleged that Sian sky..former Cieeh Foreign Minister Vlmto dementis and others were' .illred ns "imperialist agents'' liy "the Fields, some of them as long ago as 11)30 Minor Argument Has Had FndinjarForYouth -------— T IIK N T O N , N .1 T - F iv e year old l.nwrenre Hushnell is in critical condition today with a shotgun wound inflleted. police say, by Ids older brother in an argument over vbedclothes Police Capl Clarence Morris said Lawrence s brother Ellsworth. 12. fired Ihe shotgun blast Saturday night while Ids parents were nut Pnllce said they liellevnl Ihe argil ment was over which of the two hoys should get an extra blanket for their hnl Production Credit Groups Fix Policies they rnuhl work tugethet Defeated nemo Gets believed Business Man Who Middleton Fleeted to their mutual advantage mil tinOfficial Of Church Mol) From GOP Victor ’ best interest of the piddle Turned Out Bandit T o n I VI E T o t i. s || ^ i LEAHWATF It l* \ defeated JACKSONVILLE P -T h e Ite. Puzzles Officials Newton Democrat has accepted a place *t ItlltlM mill bath, , 1 ,'titi Coin Midtlletnn. |i D In - been IiRFalW: _____ Knowles, land- U„ will. To t.e*tn c . It. Clout*. J . It. l)avi<l«on. nod r.. Thompson J j> I'nyne, member* of tlie KxerIrttit, Con-go It S' ••l.u i.t To utive Committee of tlie Centrul under his victorious ItepuhUeau op­ apnrtoiii.l Adults i'.IX ,Melected an honorary canon of S! Homer A. Ilillcox St w Htithie Fioiidn I’rodurtion Credit AshoIons ill. ,\s ■ , t’|.-in ■>■> ,\ ST LOUIS r - While police Johns Cathedral church id the ponent lur the first true in tlie Stnehrr, Charles \V. A u Joy To ciatloii, recently |imlidpated in suiiithl to learn what turned a memory of veteran Pinellas Coon Florida Episcopal Diocese MeCnulev F. Humes & llnhoit lhe aitniinl. review of eredll policies tv politicians .............. „ , , . respected businessman into a banW. Hector emeritus of St Johns " •eedure, a n eontelel.ee at a Bllar(, uhn ki]],.j him M m r Morrison Foam who wl'l eitu (T ill DIO NS' to: ml S Clements. i : « K . A « Myrtle »*’ d hv executive-committeemen t"pVng overcome' hv,"gn*",|,n an'aV Parish. Dr Middleton w.1* active pic nod Much I' his term as Clerk id Cireuil Court l.ea l " ," ‘ ll»' ,t•,, Piodu.tion credit ns- templed armored money nimii>v Iroelr I. T................................................ > Flixalictli Daniels Lea truck rnli rnb in working toward elevation of the Jan I. will ho child deputy under 11 ntllvd iiiiio -i. w nt <* -I Ib’Younsr. Arthur St w Jennie To »"* mtlon* in Florida nl Orlando |(.,| ,(Hlav •rv (| died today church In the status of a iathrili.«l the new clerk, Avery lidkerson in "nt't a'-d |,'i a. moa' Willie C Smith St Marie <\ A M'wW Feature of the conferThomas F iW rllingrr. Ihe 2t tin lldolpti Pearce .-.ed G.ilker*on said they City of Sanford To J. T lln.wn un J 1 year old guard, sufferetl tatal nm in m o A w June lilcciminn, prnfcii.voi of Agnelli mnnla hums of the face and lung* at Keulionilt s nt the Univei sll y f i t \ of Sanfotd To J . T Ilium tip the daring, ,ig;.ight robber, of lliuiila, no “iteeeut Develop­ during A- w June ments Affecting Florida A gticu l->attempt on a busy street Friday The amateur holdup man, later Freer. William It. A- w Madge I lu|(. |(||i| \gi ii'illtural Icadi'" " l a ( hrijlim- It 11ihhofis A- hh •I’alh* and discussions pointed up identified ns Jacob It Katr. head Albert II Die importance of capita! in pro*. of an ice errant store rhaln, sent PchontH'l, \\ illinm A- w Anna To «.nt-day* farming and the fait thal a searing stream of gas front a t irorge II S 'lite r A w- Mnry tin- no- of dependable credit wit crude, home made bomb, through Olive 'continue to ln> an important facial un opening into tlie truck's locked Slit je t . (fi-oig*- It. St w Mary m the success of famous, giowe. t, money cnmp.irlmml where Doer (linger was on duty alone I Hu i To J W. Oath St w Annie and live.iin-Lini'ti. Although blinded the guard drew | J Itohrtt \ D an. president uf tin Williams. F.li'tdwth II., will. To pimluelom Ciniit Ci>ip"Hitt"lb hi* pistol and fired fl.e shots Frederick |[ Willinnts A w lie! pteshied pvei the conference mid through tlie aperture In the rear ,,n p iiiiiiuuin-eil ttmt I’CA hums to Flot- of the truck cub killing Kati Two other guards, who had rn Hell, Flmer P To Hogli Itmivh.* ida fatuous hint im reused by J". lered the Mound t'lty Trust Cn. to A w- Irene pei cent during It'VJ, I M 'A I . I ' S T A I ! o l I I li.'> \ r i D ' l l I1 \ 111 I I H ’ l ' T I M l t ' A lt I I K Citv of s'anfoid To W. A. Mot *t'..ii.ltti-.n- in Florida agrie..l make a delivery of cash, later had f r\ it... |t|»v PliVi* HIIIIU n »» Im h Mmv i 111* to pry open a side door of the w T w Kugrn'i M inoyemenl during the past vctir " armored truck to bring out the $ " 0,(1011 IN' t 'O .M .'llS S H > \ s t o l l . l t I t 11 t. \ I ’. i . i m o N b : O l 1 O l K 1 . 1: M " ' l l unronsclous Doerfllnger. I tan said. T» Clarence Slluis St w Edith. The 43-yrar-uld Katr, n regular Mi pay lie, scctcliiry-I reason r, Fst by Entirety -aid I hat Ihe Centrul........................ Florida Pro church member and father uf threi Hill, Lena 1... will. To Harry I nm, Ci*-dii A s s o c i a t i o n is in th - children, owned a spacious hotm Burnham A w l.enorn C . ,,.nditiou in i t » lu* in 'Uburnan University City H r i \M W i l l , l i i t K A I'I A IN I It I \ S I v o l IJ I l l \ \ | I S o|P A S S I N i : S 'l A l l l MrCnll, Kmms, vsiil. To Anion lirv -was president of the Heeil Ice I 'm ir - . | „ |t, C i v i tt tn Mt I ».»■*■nt O - ' U ■•iinitie 1i t •**tit n l I In Itnlidi Proffitt A w Both - w, hn.i- nl present capital nod cream stores Porter. Edwmd St w llarel M. To totalling l4Prt.aHt.Wt. I The question id what caused him Arthur A. Harris * »v Doris I |t„iin» to date for Uhl:! ill the lln attempt Ihe rnhlierv baffled VCJItFFMFNT POP IM 'fill: niooiiiit of JJ.iMb,128.00 weir made (police Stone, James F|o*-d A w Betty i,, ..ur memlicra. Collections to * Von 1.. Aivi t Ibiith A w Ihui dal. h,.s. he. n evrrlleiil, showloe O p e n i n g ’ D llV H i l u l l l ^ tluit nm nniohi-rs treognise Unit hire I. M d llT G A G E S : Daniels. K. C A sv Fre.lii To I! In Minmi Is Assured !* aH farm n ........ . ■iedit standing i* most valuable asset,’’ In ( >11 l l I.'.. t v I in: i in. | . .. , ,|| |. \ i v c n II lilt Ml I III. | II III' I IV VVII l u l l s i :VII M id ; I III V|-J IX I II VM I II! " " " • •i i i n i i'i iu.it vriiiy s m i MHIl I: in v m : t l l Services Work Out New Aptitude Tests I ' Mtltv! , I 1 ). . . ,• j>i.-i-.«>» i r stilled. ■ A. Williams M IAM I tP —The Florida Klalo Thi Peiilml Flotilla PC A serves Hoeing Com mission todnv voted to Smith. Will's C. A Marie C. To fill im-|. Ill llrnnge. Semlnoli*. l> Arthur H»Yn«w A w h-n*dM .. *i f' 'V:,1V'1v.,'i , 1 2,**cepl an offer of Ihe Horsemen’ s J Benevolent and Protective Associa Thomas. Judge F. A w Aldentl To re.da. I ok Itrcvn id, and \ -do Vmerican Savings Building A count in lion on the controversial finger i .............Assn. ... print rule and thus assured Tropi Loan Gibbon-. Albert II. A «' Christine . . . C«.v». /'j>nvi<> 1Vi1* Mark's opening Thauksglvini: I! To Troy J Beattie A w Ma K lI S S U in H r>a.V t O IU U I Day t.i. h. Charles 11HJ’A secretary Strips Are Menace Huinhnni. Harry F. A » Lenora offered lo make available to Uu< commission Ihe files of all race To L. nn I . Hilt LONDON ,r-M oscow radio ar track policing agencies containing Thm ni'son. Ia‘*lle F A vv- Until It rust’ll Ihe United States todnv of pnnl* of "approximately INI per To Hew O i l l-'n. Ills* I,ester, F ff'c To Mniv F It.-.liliiM] using a dangerous weapon i n w e s t rent of .ill race track workers " M OItT ertt Europe—A m eriran enniles Ihe JIHPA aiiiHumrrd It Intend' OF s VITSF \CTlON I'harging tin* Am ericans with | to pursue its ;• 11j >t’ii I lo ihe S ta te ; t; vtipy ■ a ln ir iiles 1 1 1 Korea through naplam n«ein, P ti A u Wlimfi d To bomb and haelerlolngleal w rap S j,l" rule I dill I I,-stlllg Hie ronsti : I luionaliy of Hu- law whereby all i.nvoids Cnnoll. wld .................... ........... ....... . Commiuv ........... . hov.el .. ................. wnH I •>null.'a ids tor pari mutual neeulia ! on lo denounce Ihe comics as "vet Ilfltlul JlCfllSDi IllllMl I m" fitlllCT ' Hunks, J r A vv Juanita ____ _ ilrbindu D S- N irma another crime against mankind " p iu ilt’il .uni plioiu^f.»11hi*iI Moscow said the Americans were ,\ hearing is eymu-leii about Dee |,,(>n To I'eorge A. Ifnselw...... I "flooding western Europe with |;> - % t Ideological ntul moral poison in an Ili-nitie. Ti»y I To \\ It kiwe" oUemiit tn corrupt the vnunger gen S- .v Made. eratioii in France Hrilain and l e^al Noticun \P«»H1N M K N T OF Ml HIT- oilier countries In prepare them as fi \ (!E H : cannon fodder " a- w Ethel C. To Cleveland Lns Angeles New Orleans New York .Seattle Washington Jacksonville 12 31 H2 tig M Hi tt m 12 33 7(1 27 tl 17 LAST T|MRS TONIO.HT THE RIVER with Nora Swinburne, Esmond K n ia h t. Arthur Shield*. Suprova M iik rrlre , Tbuma* K. B rern, P a lriria Walter* \ I . SO : N F ’.VS, C .U tTQ O N and S K I F.( I E 1I S H O UTS THK’SDAY — WKDNKSDAY “vSuhmarinu Command" % i» W illiam llo h len , N ancy OIhod, W illlnn i Ilc n ilix . Don T a y ln r A L S O : C A U T O O N and S K I.K (5 T K D H IIO K T S ^A NF O R D Ithcu Will FropoHu ArmiiiK Df Koreans ro ttO N Ttt T Frestdrnt Svug man Ithee was quntril today In a Tnrnntu S lar dispatch from Seoul as sayingihe would prrqvnse In Gen Elsennnwar when he visits Korea the arming of two million Smith Korean youths tn drive Ihe Com inuidsts north tn the Vain lllv e r lltire , in nn interview with the S ta r’* correspondent. WIIII miu Ste vensnn. said such a Korean arm y "v*mild lake over all Hie ground lighting, halt Ibe slaughter of West­ ern troop*, and If neeessary. drive up In the Manchurian Im riler atone " A ll I ask i* that thr United N a­ tion* arm them ami give air and a rlllie ry support Then nur foreign friend* ran get nut anil Inrkle the real enemy- the rrin iin a ls In Ihe K re m lin .” Ilh cc said he would urge E lse n ­ hower tn Inunrh nn offensive against Hdssla as the only solution In the cold war 11'.a ti , I'. •in- 1 i V\ . 1 I ■|. ' I .* i ■ . 1 . 1-llv IT ,,. it., ............ . i •v n .t W. .) r-.l*n t: , b M. I . 1.. . I , .1 1 . 1 I I'll amt I't 1 ,.'.-b .ml. Hvi t I Im s' i .i '. K FI.I INt; I'll M \K t -I ' i I' 1,1 r • t• 1 • - i l l i .i t ' i i• ■ "" ■ t ... •■ - »• • O il M \b • i 'A l l 'l l* $8991 Or.f^ ] !i“0 Dim 11 I'utliii . - . I 'll ' I It' I. *>• »’ • 1 • (XCIUSIVI DUAL CHAMIIR BURNIR l , “ " *'• v ........ 1 ; ' Iv 11 t 1 V ■ I I'I . a AUTOMATIC rOWER-AIR BlOWlft 1 * CHOICE OF TWO SIZES t i t - \ I t -1 \ 1' 'I N 't I" I \bI t i l l - I" ' « WAIST HIGH CONTROL DIAL .1 WAS IE STOrrtR AND HUMIDlfHS lllD llv l It'S . ( H If-si ■T ' •■liff •*»11 i 1i 1. 1* '1 . . 1 • 11 t 1. s \i i : s u w s i t » i itsu . sti;* Mi It,,. - U V i " i'i. I III I It . . II-, I , ' t I 1’IS ' b I , ,’ s * .......... t t: 1 1 4 I t . . I- -I I' t- Hi V | m I I nCtmiik, 1 I i i , I \ Id || t V’ - t ' -Mi I I,, CLYDE B. GORE S( HOOL OF REAL ESTATE m Lee Brothers I I , .o " ” 'LT :i fis l tl I oiM ( i 1 || | ft UN Ol It SCItlOKN i' ................. I TI FKDAA c WEDNESDAY t H 1 1f H itf VtiMoig, | r *; ti I •• r i u n t >t >••*<* Iht* liiilitiMviii f i r t f " ItfCi* HI MtMllfiPM j t i« >h i •[' " mi JENNIFER f Ip 11 m i r i ' i:. » i... ............. i ^ '.T' iV..'C*•m T ' |Vi .m* m«m tni< ,,r 1111,0^1 i. .,,,1 ti> 111*" f •11*1\%ktilt *t**»» ltti*r| if..| I, ’’*t i n initiifli * '.Hi n i k FI rr if 1 I ! ’ I »»f N ‘ | , .1 tl ml |H\\ -1 s »t*4 Ivin* Ni.rllt of •#•11* t 1 v: •H«4M |« f ll l>'ll |i M M l| f • 1) ij N l , . ! . G ok.l No | | t ; A l t i f * 11 1 | ».* h Itlp N o 1 ||| o f 1 i - m * ♦ (jiifn iil t* r I* If r*»ml i-'lil . 1. NiJtlil N o I l f f s l i l - p l |1l|;lr*l<fO( ■t ? Ho n i|| o f N p: 1 m in 1 uf •*M■11 o f S VI 1 tifi H 1 if 1,, f**M. I h t p i » Hon 1 ti 1111. >j 1 jj- f*' I i li k 1 04.I. | h i o. i H 1*11> H lo ft R •*«|i| 1 <14 >| r 11«I* 1 - t l»*»l i|lw. • i h o i i l , f i f*-, f t o | *i ii, .•r h i p , f .N \V ' I S o il 1 lilo M lf jflj fHit i<» liasjfl VI ,f . to ? 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A !• l!i fHlSAl.l II I* llrriltliitl C l a r k t»f f l u (lit iit'ii V H i t i t i , Jrd . i i i i i t o r Mir P f u l i i l j f f i * M JS it if Moll t| V v «*|mid - — —n » *«tif * florid* r) ST R tn CALL 421 TREE ESTIMATES r* LOAN SERVICE • NEW CONSTRUCTION . . . T O LOVE ULIIE PRINTS and SPECIFICATIONS • LkKIE CAR%SE DID? REPAIR and REMOLDING ON AM, TYPES » • • / Ailvitim* I'lisliiimn Kor Sjtring tmtl Summer ALL WORKMANSHIP and MATERIALS GUARANTEED lw Sponnoi'i.’il l,y M. nntl P. W. (Mtlb — I'rtwitLeil Ily The Hollywood Shop ^ tco t . " t T’i f ^ l .If 103 ^utT^Irtccnth Strait '■ . * C 1 1. , ' . Phona 1524-M? I t - l.. . ' . tty, t o e iq a t i FLORIDA JAldVSIlS, Lmllt's, fhin’l NIIhh This TriHi — Men, Ymilt Enjoy The Show Too • * •1 v■»» \-1 » »• Irk. > _.. * - ' ««■ Lust Time’s Today - SKHvart Grrtn'frrr-iri-'^I’hc Prisoner Of 7riidaM ............... m f «t a .IN eZ&£ * . •: S > t" STAGE! ■*i TUESDAY ONLY — 0:00 P. M. “Symphony in Color” n . | „ f.,, i * WORK BY EXPERTS t r u m / r f i* TM K i ___ > , .. ______ _____________ Ih I '■'ri t r jiv'I<*i'4 *1’• I I in \ vI'lniit Phone llH1 O uo-IHerm . •••* omi. o-.»i . n.-in, an -r'Tl'.'.VV: o':. . ..V. Cv. / ii i v i i i . ihi k . ir «iu. -.--I .,„i 111 m " 1111 ,,,, - ..... kmiwo «|inii«si if Mtiiifii.l ,t n«t If a-,nl in*-If t ’- « |i..ll.. u iig u ,,„„ ^ i" t.-' "’ flainm RwaJc , I•t 1 t •: •*•".. ' |< in. ' . • . . Mt.......... .. ' ............................... ' - t\ I S ' . .........It I ll I <•!•:■I ' l l ■: l . s. i ttt • - i" I ’■ t t i Hi'lD ' I tT;< H I I Mil I 111 \ t ' ■• i •'. * j.,,.-, i It-, i i ..( * ■. m e ' 2.n n g' a.......... •'.... . till, I ■ h t I •• | i't* '.i. .li o l '.'. K t " . * a-*",?.*I.’V , ....... t.«-n., o . . i . . . . | ,..o ,P, 207 WEST 1" ■O R L A N D O GENERAL CONTRACTOR 5f It I.I V V rbVUTH The Weather Ida Weal Second FUEL O IL HOM E HEATER HOTEL MT. DORA Defense Depart ment an Vi,st i-'.oier-vl diivtim* A Loan a v the ' I tmlav new test, will S A L E S C O N T H A t'T : go into use Jan. Ja I. A spukesman Archer Motor Co.. In r.. New Volk said they Mcludc more question* To Clyde Si Elm er llnuiken relating fo bailr merhanlctil ability than do the present tests. He sanl unit aim in Hie new tests , Is in make it more difficult (or a man to fail deliberately There have been complaints In Congress tluil too many physically fit High latw I'rrc lp , ................”, " • ' f releeted for 23 50 Asheville fulluro !i» pus* tm* nirntnl li"«t 37 3H Hoiton 47 33 Chicago C hcv C. Welsh Smfmd REAL KST.VTK I.K FNSE COIIRSK | traw ler. (!. u 111 D uo -Th erm IF YOU ( AN Sl’.l.l. HF..VL ICSTATI'l National Hank, ilrl I II I I I I W unit I M i l l s I I VI J, W. Walter, lue. To II I’ llui i m v v . SI. nlf*. rinuton. Jr . St Lillie W I ' l s l , 111 1a. W ASHINGTON T lie m llitarv J . W. Waller. Inr To II I!. II mi- services have worked out new tests ->i i.i v v. s w i m , *i'«i. rirn'too, Ir. S' Lillie W 1of mental uldllty amt aptitude to . . . . . . . . . Il rt rn il i ml a. S t ’PIT.l'M FNTAI. M n 'trc >ct-' give to draftee* and volunteers ' I vii- nn ni tiiiiiiv u n Tn tie* T h a i T ire Jnh Done l i b ! itife ! You Can End Money Worries FOR LIFE MeCullmieh. It W. A w M iiie n n ' To Sanford Atlnnlie Nuiiounl Bank S, t Lewi' Compouv I o Ciliacn ’ I'lin n e i u r ‘ * v r n it D ttt it u n Mundiv, Nov. 21, 193? Fare .1 �* «* ntonio May McLaughlin Confers With John Krider; D i s c u s s Seminole Blues Franchise C i t y N e t s $702.90 By KENT CJIRTLAIN In Taxes For 1st The gloomy baseball picture il 12 Games; 2 More Hanford suddenly brlghtem-d Sat urday when Jim McLaughlin, di T i l t s Are Slated rector of tht growing St. Louli Train In Sa n ford A g Football Attendance At Memorial Stadium Reaches 12,358 Brown farm empire, arrived li town to Investigate nnririyr train In f possibilities for the Sun An tanlo Mi**ion again next Spring. After a two-hour conference with John Krider, business man­ ager of the Seminole Blur* and Ben Small, owner of the Vatdrx Hotel, Mrl.auahlln announced he waa pleased with the prosper!* for 185.1. ______ La*t spring the 919 See Fed JVs In Memorial Parlf To Set New Mark TH E SANFOIII) IIKHALI) [e 8 Monday, Nov. 14. IASI Johnny Jones Scores 36 Points Mrs. John Ivey To Pace Seminole JV Grid Team Wins Class “ A” Stinemen Sweep Golf Tourney Into City Loop Mrs. E. B. Smith Is Lead On Forfeit Big Innlninir Jo h n n y J ' l l i r i In i .... . ... ... Senilnola High School'* Junior Vursltv football tram act a new attendance record this year pluy. ing In the Memorial Stadium, of. final «tati*tic* revealed today The JV'a drew 9t8 fan* |n three night game*, of whlrh fiSi were paid admission*. The city ■-waived til-1 5 In net lax red* crip's for then* game* and al»o plrkid up *70 more dollar* for tha Hgnt expenses, totaling IInf .15 paid to tha City. The Mainland game drew the moat fana, 349, and the largest paid gate, 248. Thla game wat aponaored bv the 8 H8 PTA, Homer L O*borne, finanriat chairman of tha Hamlnola High School PTA, expressed hi* appredation for tha co-operation the PTA received from mer* chanta la making the program a success. He. particularly, thanked tha PTA workara who worked to m*ke tha gamr "a great success.” Here ure the final attendance flgurea for the Sanford Junior Vundty gamr*. Paid Total Dr Land ................ 215 305 Edgewotcr 210 208 Mainland 248 310 lli<’ Heminnli- High School Junior W I H f f l l i m i l I I I I ' f l t V Vurslly football tram In scoring H w t u n o i l l 1 W 1 I t t J with Mil point*, final official near- u U < n i t h o i . | | / ’#. l * * f n Ini/ record* revealed today. I J O I I l l I v I I I V / ill 111 Runner-lp Winner In Ocala Tourney M i| M in Jlfjil!ach.>'r>!o Tourney Of Roses *howrd today. Five Of that total 0,171 have been Stanley - Roger aid admission*, which In turn Wins Series From an netted the City of Hanford *702.00 In direct taxe*. In ad­ A c e Bowlers, 2-0 dition to thl* amount, *200 ha* l mlmi1 been paid the (illy for the ro*l in Memoriul S t i i f l After a long struggle to reach of the light*. ilium before I'ni-H f: Molt of thla light money 1* the top of the City Howling League, Combarking Jor turned, over to the Florida Power the bowler* of Stine Machine Com­ and Light Company to pay the pany hit the turning point last week tonlo. .Mrl.sugh-^m ” maxda expenaei. If there i.t any by forging Into a Two-way tie with lln a n d o tn e r tl' f t W 1 money left over, It I* kept by the the Ace Glass team and this week Brownie o f / l d a li lM L ,^ the machinists took undisputed expressed lh e lr ^ B ,l L u > 'M / ' City. Broken down, the flgurea nhow possession of first placn by sweep­ p leasu re w ith M . that Hamlnola High School var- ing a three-game series from baseball *etup in H E > tW ally game* have attracted the Florida Power and Light on a for­ Sanford at moat fana, 8,08*, and the largeat feiture, last Wednesday night at * . . J0»" KrUer paid gale, 8,059. The HHH v a c the Sanford Howling Alleys. Wa have nothing to announThe Slinemen rolled out their ally has played the moat gamea, if.rV i/ u 1 Mrl.au A lln told the five. Herald Saturday morning after three sels any('room* Academy l* next high way for practice , the ronfab. However, you ran quota me aa saying there I* a with a total attemlance innrk of ■trong possibility that tha Mia- 3,353 with 2,719 being paid. The veteran kingpin Panther* have played four game* from Ihe Paul alona will be bark here neit ij" 3 1 In tho Memorial Stadium. Peiold era of by In three gamea, the Seminole gone years, stiowJV * have drawn tilt* gridiron par­ ed Ihe youngster* tisans, which 603 have been paid tho way with a ■ : water Junior Varsity. Kdgnvalir admissions. sterling 517 icr Thera are *11)1 two more lea. Included In thumped the Seottmen, IH it, In Orlando and Inter by ii narrow fl-0 game* to ha played In the Me­ H e r b a l banner morial park. The*# two impnr- s c o r e s w e r e srore In the Memorial Stadium In*1 lant ramea should boost the games of IB4, 102 week. Agile Itandall Reynolds, a Jutotal gato at the now stadium to in d 181. ^ p ,v :iiS ‘S s‘A s p " O rv ille lo u ch in n I nlor this year, wa* n key figure 15,000, or more, at the pre«ent McLaughlin cautioned, "There projected rate. la nothing daflnlla yal, but a de­ Orville Touchton was not lar I In the Seminole JV offensive hy Seminole High nlay* the most behind with a 512 three game | virtue of hi* pa**ln» and runrision will bo made Tuesday (to­ morrow) one way or (he olher." important game of the ycur with set amt C'arl Von llerbull* had an | nine. "Handy Handy" wa* sec­ ond In total piiinla w :i : . Prior to his surprising visit to Del.and In the Memorial Stadium even 500 aerlea. 8anford last Saturday, the llniwu- on Wednesday night. The Fed* ’Stanley-Roger Hardware Slum le farm exar Inspected the spring could win the southern half grid­ wllh Its many "tup" howler* fin­ training facilities In Thomnsvllle, iron title In the East Florida Con­ ally showed Hhowed sign* of revival after was third in tin H Ga., where a larger group of low­ ference and go on to idav Ihe a dismal beginning thl* year, er classification form teams In the northern winners In the KFC claiming a series sweep from for­ ' Brownie system were trained last rhsmplonshln play-off by beating mer leading Aee Glassmen. "King- r a d e w I t Ii Id I C-_. IleLand Wcdnrdav night. year. fish" Paul Peiold was the big itln Thl* la probahly the lies! 'nipuho-^KJfcj*jm , "We nre definitely going to re­ rhanrr Ihe Semlnules have had to buster with a 531 series, Including turn to Thoniasvllle with our games nf 194 and 189, fur Ihe win­ more, - h o w e i l l • • -• n the conference champion­ ■mailer teams next year," he add­ a* ship in years. A* HHH prlnclnal ners. ed, Ne' lo he underestimated was who Herman K. Morris put It, "In the McLaughlin left almost im­ It yrars I have been prlnclnal, Paul'a brother, George, The other mil-lit d e v e 1n p|||Pq|£HW^jHm mediately after his conference with wa Peiold hit fur a substantial 4D7 hava never won a confer­ Krider for Tamna where he wn* ence title. Thla should reallv be series for second best to his "hru- Into a real ntar. nanny itrynold* Jlmrnv Hawkins, whose record slated to fly hark lo 8 t. Louis Sat­ s big game and I think at least der" Paul. Ray Carroll, who has wasn’t much to talk about, dis­ urday night. been In the throe* of a slump this 3,000 fans will show up for the himself us II rugged Ashed about tho Hemlnolo year, wa* the leading series bowl­ tinguished cunlesl." runner and a better limn fulr pas­ Blue*, McLaughlin said, "I did­ er for Are with a 418 total. The Then on Thursday afternoon, ser. Hawkins is only a freshman n’t havo any Intention of seek­ Thunksglvlng Day, the Cronins Hlanley-Rogera win put them In and may well turn Into ii future ing • working agreement when Academy Panthers a two-way He with tne Post Of­ pinv Eustls In HHH gridiron great In the next I eamo, but Krider haa nrefirst annual "Celery T ilt" rliis- fice for third plare. three year*. •anted mo w ith m i s * Interesting the Meanwhile, tho Pust Office was which la being inaugurated Among the other JV gridiron Information and If etrlaln de­ ale, this year by the Alpha Phi Alpha achievement* wn* u new reason'* tail* ran bo worked out wo scholarship fraternity. I f ./ ja a < > Ins Ing tw o of attendance record. The Scott men threo tn tho print- pluycd before Hill fan* in three A big parade with hands from m ora frn m I'n lste u ers from Celery llungrrford, Kuslls, ('room* and games at the Memmint .Stadium City. Pcto Eltel this fall. Helhune-Cookman College will was Iho hlg gun participate In a pre-game parade agio for a re port ml *4,000, The po»- In Hanford. for Celery City, JV Gill III HON It E m it DH albllity that Honford might 1k> Here ore Ihe attendance figures r o l l i n g n 500 (Final) without a team in 11)53 hrram« ap­ Cnr all three teuins thus fur this Scoring thrrr-xct scries. parent recently when no rnnerete season, Harold Appleby Player TIE KP. IP. offara for tho local club were re­ School and "II u a 11 n g Jones G. Paid Total <1* O 311* ceived hy the Blue officials after Seminole High Boh" Stcclo each Reynold* .. 4 2* 2d 5 (’,,ll,r,l) K.DKC, last week's meeting. recorded belter Turner 2 I 13 Academy 4 2.7IP 3.353 White mml fans were looking Cronms Pale 2 U 12 3 m*3 PIP for the New York Giants, who Fed .IV* Flower* 2 It 12 awn the Mayfair Inn and hold m t e '”r Total, 12 9,171 12,35* Hawkins I 2 H lease on Seminole Country Club, following is a resume of the to return I d Sanford again this tnxThe Appleby wa* serlei high pin get­ Total* 17 5 107 and light money paid to the enr, the SI. Louis Brown* in ter with a 519 effort wdillo Steele * Denote* Leader City. yplcal Hill Veeck fashion have School hit for a 502 total. The City Loop Ta* lila h ta C ity Jumped Into Ihe loeal diamond resumes play Wednesday evening Opponent* arena wllh srllon and may Jump Seminole Ot 7:30 p.m. ut (ho Sanford Bowl­ SANFORD High (474.30 *125.00 * 599.20 tha gun on tha New Yorker*. Han. 200.23 ing Alleys. It Is a known fact In diamond Crooms 100.25 100.00 DeLnml 75.00 100.35 31 circle* that Veeck Isn’t sparing tht Fed JV S 34.35 Games Wednesday Mainland bankroll In signing prospective -STANLEY- ROGERS (1 0 ) Edgewnter stars for bis growing farm chain, Plovers,, I I 3 Total Del,anil Borne of the best B, C and D playG. Peiold 181 172 144 497 Kdgrwatcr •ra In the minors are under con­ Kreticr 104 158 158 410 Mainland tract to the Bmwna and a Han­ Miller 91 120 154 305 ford tie-up might he beneficial to Buker 140 1J7 180 457 both the town and the American Peiold 189 104 148 511 781 881 1*4 2278 _____ LAKE MARY - (Special) - Total After winning threo straight ACE GLASS CO. (t-3) games, the eignt-man touch foot­ Players i | i Total ball team from Sanford Junto* Skent 127 173 1M 438 High School lost Its first game of Kanncr 144 128 153 425 tho siaaon to Lako Mary, 19-0, Bond 107 139 148 392 here last Friday afternoon . Cirroll 158 171 18T 498 Laka Mary's Junior prepstara Cooke 153 140 154 447 The ding-dong bait!** for the avenged tnalr earlier 89-n setback Total 888 753 758 2188 Mlxrd League leadership rmitlnto Sanford thla season. Besides the ued In earnest agnln for the third victory Coach llowle Gordla’s lo­ _ STINE MACHINE CO. ( 1 8 ) week as troth the front cal gridders hold two straight wins Pl«7 »rs 1 « I Total straight over Lak* Monroe. c. Von HerbuHs 161 118 151 500 nmnlne No. 1's and the second a . Stine 140 117 147 404 place No. It’s swept three-name J . Hcrbst 181 194 183 517 series from their opponent* lust E . Klrchhoff 148 182 148 458 week. The leaders hold a slim margin O. Touchton 163 170 17V 818 Total Til III 178 1488 over their foes, having won one dominating position over the MI*( F.P.AL. Forfeited to Stars) more game and Inst one less tilt od Men's and Women’s Rowling than the No, 8's. League at the Sanford Bowling AP CELERY CITY <M) jays by a tbrae-pte margin over T. Holly ahawed the way for M ayan 1 t 3 Total the winning No. I'n wllh a 133 SehauUeet 151 177 147 415 aerlea while the loalng No. 4’a B u m tt 111 157 133 401 were oeeed bv Margaret Von Neiratto 137 158 111 411 Herbulia* 416 three-game set. Fjnrlo 114 163 lM 475 The pln-buatlng No, fl's drooped JCitil 180 171 14T 508 the hapless No. 2 tram three straight a* Hanklnson, n new­ 5 t a lr ~ 733 137 733 12*3 comer In the ranks of the Mixed loon, led the winning assault with FOOT OFFICE (M l 485. Ellen Betts was ctn»e be­ Mayen 1 a a Total ahind wllh a 483 cuunt. Uesury Steele 14T 115 170 503 a meek 383 for the best ef­ Mercy 14a 111 100 4S1 rolled L. David IN 114 1ST 4*7 fort foe No, 2's. Herbal UT IN IN 411 Tha cellar dwelling No. S'a rtaunted their drive to vacato » b’ m IS in a ! tha bottom, after toeing ground laat woeh, by taking a pair from N * I hi three gamee. Frank Markin was tka big pin pro­ ducer with a 481 series for No. 8. Norton's 881 waa tka beet three-set aerlea by the lerara. The Mixed League play* again tonight a t 7)30 p.m. at the Ranford Bowling Allays, R ? Lake Mary Defeats Junior High, 19-0 los. 1 And 6 Lock In Struggle For Mix League Lead Ellen Betts Leads Bowlers In Mixed Loop For 3rd Week Celery Fed Schedule w. 1 C T*eV 0°* ° Mrk* * Arkansas Jacksonville (Ala) 14 H o w a r d • llv *-:*» CORRIGAN NEW YORK (At—Wisconsin wn* cho-en today to piny Southern Cali­ fornia in Inc Hose Howl Jan. 1, leaving only one spot unfilled In the major post • season football game*. The final vacancy waa expected to be filled before nightfall, with the Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla., miming un opponent for Alabama. Navy and Syracuse top the list of prospect*. Hlg Ten athletic directora chose Wisconsin over Purdue in a secret poll after the two teams finished In a tlo for (he championships with nhnlical league records (4-1-1), Wisconsin hud Ihe betler overall record wllh six vlclorlcs, two de­ feats and a lie cumnan-d with four triumph*, three defeat* and two ties fur I'nrdov. In Ihe most unpredictable fin­ ishes In llig Ten football history, Ihe Iwn team* emerged as co­ champions Saturday when Purdue barely defeated Indiana 21-18 and Wi*ronsln fought to a 21-21 stand­ still with Minnesota. The wind-up gave each confer­ ence mark* of 4-1-1 for a percent­ age of 750 compared to Ohio Stale's 5 2 0 fur .714 in taking third place The co-championship tossed the liig Ten Hose Howl selection Into the laps of athletic directors for an unprecedented vole. The 10 elec­ tor* voted on only one basis: "Which team will best represent the Hlg Ten In tho Hose Bowl." Their vole* were tabulated over the week end bv Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, Hlg Ten commissioner. Other than announcing Wisconsin was the choice, Wilson did not re­ veal Ihe margin of voting. Soul hern California, trounced by Michigan 49-0 In the Trojans' only previous Im)wI appearance In the series. In 1948. won the 1953 assign­ ment In Ihe Pasadena classic hy defeating UCLA, 1412, Saturday. Here ure major howl pairings: Hose Howl—Southern California v* Wisconsin. Sugar Howl, New Orleans—Geor­ gia Tech vs. Mississippi. Cotton Howl, Dallas—Tcxai va. Tennrsico. Orange Howl, Miami—Alabama vs Unnamed foe. WASHINGTON un-The Navy De­ partment indicated today that the Naval Aeadomv would refuse an Orange Howl hid if one wrro of­ fered. A spokesman would nut, however, give a final yesor-no answer. II had been reported that Navy, which owns u 5 2 1 record, might be lendcrcd an Invitation lo play Alabama In the Orange Howl. Asked fur the Navy Department poNitlun on the matter, a spokes­ man at the Pentagon said: " It has not been Navy's policy lo play postseason games." Doe* that mean, tie was asked, that Navy would refuse a bid. " It la Navy's policy not to play postseason games," he said. "That I* your answer." German Wins Race With “Souped Up” American Racer JUAREZ, Meg. 18—An uncon­ ventional German sports car, a souped up Amerlcan-bullt Lincoln ami their drivers shared plaudits today as winner* of (he world's most gruolllng speed test—The Tan-Amcrican Road Race. German engineer Karl Kllng, outwardly calm but Inwardly feel­ ing tho atraln, pushed hla Merce­ des Uena at speeds up lo 150 miloa an hour yeaterday to take 117,428 first money for sports cars. Chuck Blevenson, 1958 U. 8 . rac­ ing champion from Fresno, C alif, nosed home first with a Lincoln In Iho modified stock car dasa and earned *11,828. No. t Flayer* T. Burnett F, Robinson T, Roily G. Fried M. Hloblom Total No. 4 Flayers | | 130 140 116 134 101 134 125 131 148 133 IN Ml 1 Flayers L. McCollum R, McCollum Peiold Mnrkln Reed No. 5 . Mavera J , Birdsong ■ MrsTJohn Ivey for her showing in tho first Central Florida Smith wasInterac­ City tournament corded held In aOcala a hand week and a half ago. Mra. Smith ran runner up In low gross. Mra, E. C. Dayman claimed prises for winning the A flight twice during the month of Ottoher. Mra. Smith, Mra. Andrew (arraw ay and Dot Powell were also presented awards for A di­ vision victories. B flight winner* were Mrs. D. C. Williams, Mra. Price Heard, Mrs. Roes Adams, Mrs, T. F. Mc­ Daniel, Mra. Mus O'Llnger and Mrs. Harry Roner. Meeks, Mrs. W I I - £ I X i r .-'T ? Hum Vlhlen, Mra.9 f V . V < J John Her, an d H *3?«W V t v j Mra, R. Urown-Mra. K. IL Hmlth Crooma Panthers Prepare For Big Hy T. V. DAVIS Cronms Academy's Panthers went through grinding drills thl* afternoon In preparation fur their Thanksgiving Day "Celery Tilt" clash with Euatla in tho Memorlsl Stadium Thursday afternoon. Tha Eualla Tigers eked out a 2-0 victory over Crooma earlier thl* year on o "freak" safely when Crooma Co-Captaln "Trickman" Jackson was nailed in hia own and son*. Carrying over a seven gnme winning skaln from lest year with hut a tfa to mar tn* otharwlsa untd record, Crooma proceedtxtend the atreak to 10 t gamea by winning the m contests this fall. Then first three came the Inevltabl* and. Hungerford stunned tha local* wllh a 130 defeat. Thla wag fallowed In rapid ancraaaiosi with Panther looses to Euatla god Leesburg. Last Thursday night tha local* were rained out in Cocoa, thus giving Coach Franklln'a charge* a bad­ ly needed reel for tho big "Cel­ ery Tilt” game. This Thanksgvllng Day classic la being sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha, scholarship fraternity, for th e organisation's scholarship fund, ., , , Four bands will combine to lead a gala parade In the street! of 1, upa and downs, straight different road taxiurea and m from h i level,’' he said, g and Stevsnaoo Jed Um way lo r N survivor*—10 aporta I stock 88T*—of an original I Von Herbulls 133 111 Doherty 170 103 F. Hayes 72 87 R. Hayes 152 128 Geswlm • 133 104 Total 8M I N r«.a\ No. I Mrs. Juhn Ivey swept uwny the class A golfing honor* in the weekly Women's Golf Association tournament held at the Seminole Country Club lait Wednesday a f­ ternoon carding a low net 75 score. Mrs. Heart claimed tha vic­ tory la tha B division with a low net 81 score while Mrs. Andrew Marsh won tha C brackat with an Identical *1 figure. Mr*. Bean liar won out In the I) flight, or beglnnera group. Prise* were awarded to the winners of the weakly tourna­ ments in the va­ rious flight* at last Wednesday's luncheon pre­ ceding the tour­ ney. money of |U,Aa trith U s t time of the, first four ^ line only i Jonaay Manta u ts won |B,I14. Stadium Harry Byrd PITCHIB Horry Byrd (above), of tho Philadelphia Alhlutlc*, was named "Rookie of tha Year” In tha American League. Relief hurter Joe Black, of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was selected as "Rookie of tha Year" t n the National Lea­ gue. (International S o u n d p h o l o J Alabama To Play Eastern Team In Orange Bowl Tilt MIAMI, Fla. (,fi — Alabama's Crimson Tide, armed with a great defenxfl and some of Iho nation's must dangerous running backs, will perform In the Orange Howl New Year's dsy against an Eastern foot­ ball team, possibly Navy. Confirming an open secret, Orange Bowl President Sam Mc­ Cormick announced Sunday that Alabama won Its place In the Miami classic with the devastating ground attack that burled Mary­ land, No. 8 team In the nation in the Associated Pres* poll, 27-7. Speculation that Novy might get tho other berth arose for tho first time after Alabama was chosen, McCormick, reluctant to discuss thl* uuglf, udmitted: "I can't say It won't be Novy. I’m Just not In a position lo talk about II." Adding strength tn the report that Navy might make (ho second bowl trip in it* history was news that Coach Bddio Enlelati and Athletic Director Ian Eddy con­ ferred Sunday afternoon wllh high Naval Academy officers. They were not available for comment. The midshipmen went to the Rose Howl In 1924 to play a 14 14 lie wllh Washington University. Their record this season Includes victories over Vale, Cornell, Wil­ liam and Mary, Duke and Colum­ bia, a tie wttn Penn, and losses to Notre Dame and Maryland. Before Navy came into the pic­ ture, Syracuse was considered the best bet to be chosen as the first Eastern bowl team ilnce Penn went to Ihe Cotton Bowl In 1948 to He Southern Methodist. Syracuse gained stature Satur­ day with a 28-13 win over Fordham. The Big Orange has beaten Boaton, Temple, Cornell, Holy Crois, Penn State, Colgate and Fordham and lost to Michigan State and the Bolling Air Force Base. Orange Bowl schedule chairman R. D. Freeman was In Washington lo contact eligible Eastern teams. The Orange Bowl teams will re­ ceive approximately ( 110,000 each. it w l l i > A l.b Y m .V iH h towi game. The Tide haa a record of four wins, a lose and a tie In the Rose Bowl, two dcreitx In tho Sugar Rowl and one victory^ each In the Cotton and Orange Bowls. ,. C Coach o«h ’ HaroldTRed)"^'SmTaaid Harold (Red) Drew a.ld he felt Wa backfleld. Including auch ■uch tricky legmen aa as Bobby Robby Mar­ low. Clell Hobson, Bobby Luna, Luna. Corky Tharp and Tommy Lewis, waa one of the beat In the nation. Draw has great confidence In hla defense, too. It yielded a total of only 14 points to Georgia Tech and Maryland In Ita last two gamea. Starting Ita aeaaon slowly, Ala­ bama defeated Mississippi'kottthara, Louisiana State, Miami and V P i i n early gamea. but. didn’t hit Its stride until after a Iota to Tennaiiea. Then the Tide swept over Mississippi State. Qeorala and Chattanooga and lava Gaorgla Tech. No. 1 team In tha nation, • score before dropping a 7.3 de­ cision. "I'd say tba team baa Improved N per cent alnce mldaeaaon," Draw reported. 'T h e boy. hava Total* ...... ~6M ~ 9 I* Thp following ore the complete tax and light atatlstlca. Cltv Tax Light Total T)etand *1175 $25.00 * 35.75 Edgewnter 10.20 35.00 35.20 Mainland 12.40 25.00 37.40 T o ta l* 114.35 *75,00 *109.35 U -Fs First Bowl * Team Is Praised By Bob Woodruff By F. T, MACFEELY GAINESVILLE Wt — The first bowl team to come from the Uni­ versity of Florida Ii a hard-run­ ning, hard-hitting bunch of voting men who like to play football andglorv In scoring tnuchdowm ■ "They were ill glad to *ee him get ll.*‘ Coach Bob Woodruff said nf the plavers' reaction to Buford Long breaking the all-time Florida Individual icoring record In the 43-8 victory over Miami Saturday that put the Gaton In the Gator Howl Jan. 1. Long scored two touchdowns for n 78 season total. Carl Brumbaugh had held the record ilnce 1928 wllh 77- A A couple of other follow! whA* love to run with the football are Itlck Caiarea and Papa Hall. They each scored a touchdown in the thumping victory over Miami. Casores alio kicked three conversions and one Held goal, Doug Dickey lx called by (he coaching staff one of the smartest signal calling quarterbacks they have ever seen. He also scored a touchdown. The Florida defensive line Ii nothing short of great. It has beei all season and the Miami victory was no exception. Tackle Charlie LaPradd Is a hot candidate for AllAmerica honors and Joe D'Agosti­ no was voted by Southeastern Con­ ference coaches the beat defensive guard in tha l«agu«. A steadily Improving offensive line hit Its peak against a highly rated Miami deftna«. If anyone stood out It was Tickle DeWayna Douglas, Una coach Hank Foldberg said. • Subitltutaa have come througn when the reaulars were hurt. De­ fensive end Bob Horton, defensive halfback Bob Davla and safetymsn Jack Nichols ware ao badly Injured against Tennessee they couldn't play against Miami. Junior Tommy Ives and freshmen Roy Brown and Harry Wing stepped In with no apparent lack of efficiency. 8 ub halfback Sam Ooaterhoudt ■cored one touchdown and the bare­ foot boy, Dave H u m , kicked d conversion after tile regulars Inf the field In the last period. fi!!?,ass.,K 9 w « s ; ss&ra is?'” “ -• Open Bowling BastardBowling (Home- Jm �* Special Inducements Made By U.S. ... .. In 1840 To Settle Mellonville E D IT O R 'S N O T E : I lux U It..fourth u( u w rle x ..( m ih h " . by M rs. J . N . O h ltn rr un the hi»- ilium in Un. I'niiisi Stall's guv••I iiinvni laiiit. Ini' |uimiiis iireviuusly mentionA l“ry «* f**nr«nl. in mix article isl. wIhjiu Mi . \mii:him u iit lr il to “ M rs. W h ltn rr i l e i n l b i ' i the p a rk tmv* tin- fn»t citizen* of indeveppmrm <jf the town of Mpi- i'Hot l.i'iii peninsula Florida, enme to lonville, r i .'Ii'IIdh hi company with him. I-II-mu' not thorn at i'alalku when Ily MRS. j . ,\. w i i i i s j I; Records of 1 . 1. .„|„m . i i-t hi mil It after scout duty, In the — All Ul't— In piuvl.lo ll.| t(„ Murhiiu In-ti id. Some of these '•"•II enlisted as soldiers; others safekeeping .if t|„. mere followers of the iiruiy. f.'uunly of .Miii|iiiin, aIn..,'is 11,,. mu•in all l.iviuur in i mu Ilent settlers. lOiitlnuumt of In.iian i.„ i ,in,, I t..-n names were Vincent Lee rcmltr it io( th? M< ortis of Mtisi(iuiii <\iim11, |„ j„* a O'I laiiiilv. 11it am I‘otter. Henry Miffly kej.l iji m,u|ihiiiiIy" ,,, |^ lln in i. I'oole. Erasmus W. Reck, NEW TURK, (Special) The most fMTiilinr faces in America next January i i jl lie the wistful countenances of two Raleigh, N. C. sisters, both of whom have mime remarkable recoveries from infantile paralysis, Thev are the poster children symbolizing the double need for a reeoriMirejk. log lltfi.l March of Himes full,liv­ ing the nation's worst polio epi­ demic. This mink i the fits! t ifnll't! t two pieder rliililicit have In on “elected i'nlriiTu anil I’ami-la li'N ill, now ft ami h respectively were stricken m »u a %s llil'lifon tlii'iefu te .omu-te.l u..,t 1 »‘J " ' he direction of • «ov mull..1, iu .,1 with polio jnsl three days apart Ni rk ill Tl.-rk ..I tin' tm .*-1 r , .Inin. i“J , .....n,,,.lry. A should take jut .................... t ,, U" V "*"■ lu V " in 114-1M. the vein of North Caro wlllu on the •outh hank of Lake lina's worst epiilentir. Their piecounty co u it records t’ III » lls alre ad y donut tot ih .,.. o f ' III - l l - ■li'stip, when- they remained for six tore which appears on the poster months, oi tit least until they could i was token while J'ul, the older f.erlor court ta s had t« OII till- ensc before till- county Site was i-Htnli dn nlo it film some course tu pursue, girl, was %enring a emtrbersiqne \ inceiil Lee irmov.al his fatnilv log brace. She now Inis oulv n JtollCtl * under a Inn id . I 4-’,Hill M)q. A n o ther uel of suiio- date was to It. <iutJin. where he settled, slight muscle weakness. a land warrant, Mr. Today, Loth girls are higb-splrentitled — ‘A ll A ct to le fo a l an I’mler ■ct, providing for the safe keeping Vuuyhan seemed 11 aonirstenil on ileil youngsters, hardly teeiiguizwhich Ft. Read was located. Henry able as the snlier faced i-hiblren in of M osquito County reem ils, in ­ q u irin g the cle rk of St, Johns Hi ew er did tod secure the land, hut the poster nlctiire. Visibly free of X o u n ty to turn ovet the record* of limit unit occupied u house on the any polio disability, they play as MLeigh Rend C o u n ty, Into Mosifuito site where the lute Judge J . Wof­ active! yaitil boisterously as any — to tile Judge of l.eiith Read ford Tucket's resilience now of their young companions. (hiring the II'M Mureh of Himes Co u nty, when he should l,e q u a li­ stands. |d()l K. Third Street I. fied by luw. .See J!,— F u rih e , m 1111ii in I'ottet's homt-stead was one (Jaiutary 2*311, their faces will In' seen throughout the nation, on acted that the Ju d ge of euuotv ft.niilitii to os all, that tH'cupii'il so court of Leigh Head Cu tin iy, be millions of contribution cards, many years hy Mr. (ieorpe W. coin collectors, window ranis ami authorized to o ld e r att eli-i-tiiiti of Wvllv mid family mur Ft. Read. poslers. They will appear. In per­ o ffice r*, etc,, eti' " Cttn I i ........... (Hid house at the Air II iim' Fast of of the reroute fa ils to -how ilmt Mellonville Avenue I. I'oole entered son. at cerrnumics opening the of Himes nod will visii the chutitte m loitiir wit i v i 11 | on the tm d l)iny west of tin* Atlantic March firm ed. several eastern and mid-western Coast Line Itiiilroud track". iNotth cities tu pa it icipni e in rainpnigii Col. Leig h tCi :iiI u .i iuni,e> lid l-'lemli Avenue) im-lodilip Clouds events. w ith sto le Ituofls eel VI Off ill tin Creek, now occupied hy Mr. Cecil ami I’ll III ore the iliiqcldrls AU'llllIxillii at Unit lim e, and I t tdild.i tt. Ih my Crane “fluated'' of I’ul (lend w as iiioh.'iiily m i....... f..i iom, Mi ami Mrs. ............... O'Neal id , 11 it i m mi Hie Mellonville traek.|(ij u.i the "po lling hi tli. t u n mimes Raleigh. N. C. Thev have an Mr. Ilerk's rluiiii was the hammnek older broiher. Fraud*. 11. who WAS tin- same until a post u f f h e on Luke Jesup now hen ring lit s WHS eslnl.li- lied in III tie old foi l, cnmi' tluougli the polio yours on name scut bed A new baby was Imm m when the spelt m y u n - t liinige.1 hi In IMtll the county site of Mos- lo the fiimilv hist Mclober. petition tii "Reeil." Leigh lleinl wits it mimtlii'i of a no Yi-otiioi qiilln was removed from New Mi. ami Mrs. O'Neill both wotk .Soil ion to F.tlJet pi ise, oil the |and while (hey manage nicely on w hich met in IK I7 lonkltitt fiu w aid Ninth hunk of Lake Monroe, with their joint income, tin"' were tvlto Flo rid a 's admis'OO' to s t a l e no ml uuthuriziiiK the inisiny of! I ther lircpati'd not able to meet hood. O f tin- (in*ri who ft i H'l tl i hut a ciiiintv fund hv taxation to build |the high costs id polio treatment cnliViTlhon, mu title hM*»rinvt, % I» root t house, rlerk's office, tail. J and can’ The Wake County ('hen C!«i. It Fair hunk's until ‘’Thev wtfft* l*y fin ill*' iiMi'fti 1»•**iv uf etc . eti- Henry A. Crane was made I( tei of tin- National Foundation Fm county clerk. In 1844 St. Lurie whn tit*'t in I'"1t11 iijii win. fmmeil from the north Fm it lSfh*% mi ih* "*mitiun'i nf County Ion nod I'ulntkn. Hr Speer lost lo. 18*17* thr win hii * Ihmiurhi in In' on,I of I lade, and Mosquito was i life some years Inter In Hie cap«i/ H Vit. Tintt*|t »i i.i 11>>ri » f *in* I" i given the jurisdiction over SI |Lucie's records, as St. Johns IupI lllg of tin* stmtllei of these bout* iliuriH in tli* wv+t haul lirirun. lit 18-15 another fatnilv wtis add­ lln r n tv left Ft M ••11* *• i*» * d* lo'ld over Mosquito's. tin Jim. .‘Ill, IHIfi, a law was en- ed to the Ft. Mellon Ft Rend I ihIi n tiuditu* p(*«l fm *h* |tidnm« lil ted changing the mime of Mns- iiciglihorhnoit, Mr. John lluvthi-v further sooth, un tlw t'nliMisneli.i iniiTn Countv lo lliat of Orange. broughl ft mu Ceorgla hi* lint?*' chee Rivet when >.n d ull J'.'. it family and slave*, lb* was an 1* 1'.’ d ayb re ak. J5I) Indians u l'a . i.-d Ins One mouth later Florida became n soldier anil made u valuable citi­ cutup, and out of Jo m* ri. 1M wi'te state. Mai- :t. 1815. Mellonville be­ zen in I hose Iroublous time* fmm killed Col lln tn e y n ull esrnped came tin' rountv site of Orange his experience nnd knowledge I,f hy sw ininiinir the rivei When the County. July 10. 1815 nntl one of Indian habits. He constituted him­ the government buildings was tern* MieWH t enehe.1 1*1 Mi-lion, l.ient tinriirllv u*ed ns clerk s office, etc self a vigilance committee to wait'll n ln n so n , who hail l.i-i-n left •»• ..o n Mi Arthur (iinn was appointed the savages, and was usually In­ riltiml, seized *10 lii.lln n * who hud ,-lerk "f tile court, lie secured tile formed ns to tbrit whereabouts, fum e to the pint to trade. Mi Hughey had never entered Jn IK Jit to uultiee s e llle is . offer* 11 m-l of land on which he nbmled the orange grove which before the claim for land due til in in payment were mnde hv the y o u intnent of for military services, but after rntions for six months, mnl some preal freeze was the most famous moving to Florida he floated his d ecree of protection, to persons grove in the stale.—the Speer Crave, (Speer grove marker on claim on a tract of UJO acres %'ing ■ ruling In the vicin ity of the fm ts. along the Weklva River. There he In paym ent fm servin', lo the Mellonville Avenue I and another planted an orange grove and erect „n the banks of the St. Johns riavernm ent, land w ir r a t 'i* wete River, now known ns Shell Hank r>i| ii resilience. n"’V the town of ssueil, known ns " f lo u t s ,' wldeh Mnrkhnut. Mr. Hughey's home­ pa VO tlto p rivilege of Iomit Iuy oil Farm, (Indian Mound Village). He placed two slenmbnnta nn the stead was the large trncl of land any itnvernmeitl la rd itesTn'd, if it which comprises the suburbs of A jettlem ent happened In oeeur un a river, lire largest of these. "The Hancock," being tile Hrst pri*- Hanford llciglds and Markham ftpnnlsli iliiirn , tlio clnliti wn» nl Hflultl*. lowed to "till'd. nod the ow ner of •etiger stciiulma' diving on O' I To lie Continued t the g rant relm lm rseil hv a float upper St. Joints between F t. Mel- I t e r t l i a t l ? 1* I III itmvh r i r u wi ns Polio Poster Will Next-Of-Kin Are Feature Pictures Asked To Request 01* Sister Victims Copies 01 Ro4>k ** \N Fillt 11 lin e \U> Mend.iv CV PH K SaS t.A IIM K N S \ IT y e a r old M iam i hlonde Jnyve i'h re 'l.w o ii the l*th» of J 'a n c rin e I to U I I|ticeit Hilt ii! .j v tltchl in till filial * "I »i t.ilewnh hi.n ilv in n Nov 21, P a ilr 7 |e%| She .vdl ie u !ii fail I «t the Kant I i'V 1 d lie i ome *ee I eell I'JIIH1 it ' e l.mdo 'of-ki n "i nifii in thi .Aniifd I’nu'cs \vhi» \v**n* killnl in \Vurhl War II wliH** iri l, r •* u l Hi ituin mny rvqut**t rojiir?* of u 1mh»k cntilUii|, •*lirifnin'< I I " ii hl’ c to 'J8,000 \mi*ru*nn |luti»i'*kf ri ' > tin* i.mulot. Tillies mnl the Oulverton Trunt. T h e illuntruteil volume h n i been i tirefiiliy |•i • | :t> 1 mit| lelN the h| »i*y iif i In e ie a iim i the ' iiier ii’im Ah ritui la! * Impel in hm,i ( in red St I ‘a u l‘ * ( ‘at heiti HI till t uih*|«eliileia>e IhlV hr* I \ e ili, ti l a rnermif uhle -ei viee of 111*11i rut ion, (ii iii f ul l mi fihew * r, >*n hehiilf uf tin 1 Vmi'ru’iin peopli* t H Hi'iite*! a m il mi homo I't arin n I he riiinie-* I.f tli*- Vmerh'iili deinl fnr <»fe kee|i(iiLf in the t'hupel. illlilillMK of the ehtlpel WQs Im*kiui ill Feiiriuu \ of tOfil mnl CKIATOR of tin- welt-kimw u eoiok > :ilp /'f»t( l *' Vaflunr,H.d t , t. r wilt he eiill1|llrte«| in fihttill the tiq ;hl> r e c e iv e - l Me | ,,,|| „w ..i l . t i l ■ H .n .- li.w i.n,, (ll ,nj, ,v iiexl two or three \" hm V leltei \ " ) k Colto n nl't At Hull ‘■It,,,-. ‘ l l . ,. r ( l e f t p..,| . , t|„. from the I.oiitieu Time* Mate*. IN- « “Si >i l i l e i ' l i e , K l l i g H . i t u i e ml,, „t. M it,.,v«.i I.... . "The t'hupel, vvhesi* •atnini .l ^Iiihs wiiithiWH Mill imerpnriite the H»f*iir>1fe» of the IS Mute*, ef the IN I. IJcnn.v Smith A m erican 1‘ hum, ih ite«i^m*i| in perpetlinl reiiieiiilirtinee of thone Serviurr In Aushin Amerieuru who lived nod died in Hritaifi'n initUt in the -ovend Willi i > i i « i ; a r *. i . v \ s World War and of all **«ddier**, I HI \ W >1* w ■*|| (a ( , 1 . 1 Mlllori mu! airmen of the Cnited t ha | rail m "t I \ i . • I * Stnle* of Atnei ica in theit wui t M K S U W II I.F V I he knife a 1 * 4 1 1 1 1 \ i m \ ! '* ' d *u h i * lime ifMiiradi*“h p with ttit 111«11-hh **la>niii here F rid a y \ 11 - 1 1 a vv I h i ■. u | I «d » i*l veai pi n|de "U " ! Ml v| ttld I n orree \vh*t i <mtd p .i“" i«*i ao Mia d S t u d Ii lax KnilV Slaying 01* Divorcee Held To RelVemedilated ’’ll i epio'u iil , a nat moui| i »i .Riii a iiiv e I * ua " p i «-»m»<«111.■i«-«i b'de, an lid ' uhthtetHi >i lit trip m u rd e r.' p«»in i* 11n**»i t,md l»t*l,n Aiiieiirati i hi' and mi i fi i i . ( hi* felrphiinr tviir in \|i * \» lli» Ill the einnnom th ft (Me «•f the K l'ti*s|e\ ' .NmiUiside .tp.ii f mind world'** lihel t v, I•\ iiidliohH of hi t Ii»h( hern nd Ihnhictd** lirlntivc \ . 1* v , hi ^, iuf , Mi d ,( i i M( * «!iimr\ non, wonon and tdnldren. h i ( i i d m l h u e t h e liefd'- m I fit* lied headed hv then kinp," I he tiook m |Mefa(‘i d I*v m r t "■ hi vv ht’i e Hit* k d l m . n i i . i i i t i l loeNMaire from Wm-don c him lull ! had tret'ii I'mh idled .la* H S , tl | M a t ' l l ! ' ' It 4 | t , |f11, i* !l\ * If >1. I V i d • I II , I' ll. • l a I.; t l ( I I I " I I I I I'll * * I )t \| I' l 1 * .............. la I i d || I ........ ," c ,, I I« * ih. t i n • M. i VI i'v Fre^ley .1 * iafthet ■tiiilit, i. l In vv (III 1(0 * Infer rial lie v e m ir Hum au i . 1 Vi M mv ,m sl.ilihed shiii lU iiflei tie it i t ' v* i it f Ii* a i fum ed (mine from .< Imppnu: fi.p t indi 'tI I* i a. I U• *rha ' vvilfi a n n isin t| ' Ii* V •fiM r* - ■ 1lie eniMtn Mm Mahel I • Hi v * i i m I' ll 1 * SCI V C t I' * I I . II in "jiff Ihe ktfh i vi i i tni'Mli Hul l * i 'ni m i 1 1 act’d white man .i ImmiI i \ let* t l i nH* > I M ill .<1 I II* 1 S s V• tl* 1 V fall 111\t H"ni ri * fi-it - i■1 Mrs Hr van said fJial w hen \h • . |'lesli*y weh'l ill ft» Use Iti ■ •I«* mmi i id Vi i n v i a \i i 1 i ' i i , M l I, f u l l . , . . I ' ‘ fin* lour mom ip.iifm erd -he t v * i at-* i 1 M* I ' « laiined "W ell il m i i i i * vv t li.ivi In fan tile I'u rn lv sis g irls IkctMigbtnii \ ictn rv livei puiiii tm* bi'iot a long stubborn fight fm I'n tricin Mo- fit -si sin ,'i cii polio sym ptom s after te lu rn in g hiom- from a famdv picnic | ,lnlv I" IK | The next 'l"V she w as sent to Ri>\ H nspitnl with signs of |iaiiil\-sis W ithin Ih ti i* d ays, s)p. itevi topeil t.otbiu s|*ituil polio and u n s phici-.l in a 4 ctiip.inv ' and Mien •Hi *ii tank li'sp li atiii It,,. ,|„ v> ( Mllllip IMi - In i tillin'! Mil ‘ i'atn w as ks-n with n tnildi-t* I'ttliee liave m in ! tail Inn i.tiv lit (tick of the disrtise. I'« m was disc ha' ged from the hospital in 15 day. with n slight weakness in her slioublei. This .Its appi-iiri'd entirely iindei pliysbnl Ihetapy treatno-nt C a t, mote severelyinvolved, was unable to walk when she w as fin a lly able to In eat be I'ldi-pen lien11y* of the lio n lung. Site was sent by Ibe W oke Count y fh u l't e i lo (ie a rg iu W arm H piings Foiitulntlnn w here "lie received p hysical tbi'ieapv for seven month* At the end of that tim e, site coolil w alk W'lllt thy itf'i of a i-iirsrt. a long leg brace and cru tch es. She now needs none of these assistiv e d e ­ vices or w alkin g aids Lik e m any annthei p a " 'iit n rio *» Ibe country today. Mi cV N ell *ays- "W e'il a lw a y s given t.. till' M of O illir* but In w e’d know i i'ii 11v mentis in term s ot o n ,.u livin g exp erience." (Ill'll thought vi , bow ninel, ' l i t. IS- |t.t I. \f. I. i r V t t f » l *. which »*» 11 - n ct i l l * 1 »* t u . ( 1 1 i *i 11* r flit Hr d i i i’ i i i it iii s il , I' k t* i «» a » “ in ft I f at I " Ih i ft* t i in *m i n I I ' * <f 1 1 1 4*i t i n met ft ’V hTMMiiif tin set dii’tl in \ ■•I •*’( p 14 i ttlnia I | I ....... . | hi \ rii ilfl hi - **' . 11 hi ' Ht l l l l * 11 I f I f (a it rum I ■ nd un M -k? S h u t , V v* [I lit j dl'U'ld 'I I J I I IIs i I ' l a l i V* u Ii" V . H I, J" I In flat! u f 1 1n ufji f hi uf 4*h i 1 t t ' t tl Hill) t I • I III 1 ii. . i i Mt ' * ci a • i . ' N . cl r I •■• n i i n i e 1 |i h i n 11 t •( \ lllf I'i'il 11( l Ul l i n * l \ if.ii, I f» 1•'j * ■1 In* *. I u* h (a I I III ! M il' • f i i -* * ........ *• n u v in iflx t I 1 " " • '" •1 ■ ■" l ' * v * 1* * f al l nn t a i i n a i t h i l l <• ■>'! h.i the |Hl n* -f ■ II a * d i e 1 ur n m i *■ u dn a ill Sl l l i d -i V at III- !lni»*a In m »**lll I 1d H I I . I».fi ,. I'dlifier v lint . l i d n e a n I «* -S. I «I id not I now Ihe timhv * I' mI ii e i epnrled M i IN e !l» v ir.lit lid Mien friends la then knnv*i I I ' m lev ha t hum hf §rii| ,Nu fl a Pul if a turn » anal *manl i #d Im pi t 'la |it * 11 ' ran t '1 „ ti "11* **:•■ * d ' 1 *1 ’ ■ oi * 1 *4 If tl Ml M* Viliiur d . l iiiHHi i r. i ■ .. Willi I 'n 11 111In I \ l l qt | mu \n 11'mins, T lx’ •a i d Ifttm . 1 1, ,t ' I " ' L l i . It i id ha : ln i 1,1,, 11 , J ,. Si i m U|.hI i * t* III a h nd hv a t i n till Liii t •* h a v e 1 vinMti'd I lie a p a r t m e n l c , i i Iter I Vrii l a y n i n h I pi * dei l > .a I a i m ' t l l h l * f e d Ml I i i i l i h 11 Ml v el tl* e d \ I >i Illn iC sl i ;t( inn *‘*fqe .............. I .. S l '\ 1I o t «nI Ha - t."t - e V■U :-( 1.1 . I t I.Ill, I I*. » I ■ 'll !• nt ’ ■ <l. ■ I o i l . , , ' | In * i *11v Ebony * \ m- vv * > i a n i t « iii' li Tin* I (a 4ift <*•* « » t uf • '.I It MI sTI WMlH till n Ml \MI f William \ M• « M»t** hi 'y mm wjm <|i*a*l 1 m pi-M ii i|*‘i-, un flu r * < v *M I HI tl tu id * •b 1n d * * i d n t ! ! Inline u f f t »* al ih I •(**• I 7 IDX11 I in-f fit *<|d* 1 * v* ■ft In* *vs« R it *h . «, 4 3 / 0 BigqL'l Pitfure foi the t R Some Money! I . . . . a I1ft uf \<ii. I I it* * * • * t*i * *•*' 1' i n " *( i v 1 f pi ■■j ■ • I I lie M ■. I *1 i I c \ l i i i 1e a i * 1 t !*■ I . j I »i I I II l \ I . f e n uil I n x i f e t l -V ITS GETTING TERRIFIC >ORLANDO " 7 . FOB THE BIG BBBIIBL CHRISTMAS PARADE WEDNESDAY . . . NOV. 26 P A R A D E S T A R T S 4 P.M . A gala spectacle of colorful pageantry with marching hands, brilliant floats, funny clowns ami of course ■ - Santa Claus. Don’t miss it—bigger and heller than ever! Special guest—Miss Neva June Langley, MISS AMF.RICA OF 1952! FIREWORKS»t a h h k Something new and different — Rparkjjng dis* play of gigantic firework* with musical back* A ground. Frcct 6 P.M. EOLA PARK - 3 Block* / from Center of Town. EVERY DAY the choorlng’* g t lt in g lo u de r . . . fo r b e a u tifu l CHRYSLER o v o r d e sig n e d . . . ^* FOOTBALL CAME f o r th e b o i t - p e r f o r m l n g , sa fest car y o u m unicipal : stadium 1 Cum.' K". tin’ limit la-uulibil <’bf>>b>r over ih- iKii.'il! Stunning bow Highway Fm liion . .. Im oq . r lo bnm|ior . . . In«i.I.- aii.i .oil ILiiliuht now frniit-en.i liounty Mow lowor prolllo (iraroful now roar tloik will* 44' , larger Uuuk •paoitl 3 ( *i»I *ii * d r I x *' i l i a hi r w il.li -\i i i r r - Icti'nitulyHimtv|***1'injihR* . . h« Ii (i H i n d ' a .v(*r t h a t tint)** ■rfurtti t all atharaI Ti'frifli* iirn*l«*f;itidii uiid 4frly-mari(in erv** |mm% rt I»Iim fitvtcf, v.if**r Hiu|HWllfl ( l»r>dar'i* *iid'tpiallad Ihivvar H raliix! 3 1**1 mi ** t r y t (a* iicrif i/ F u l l - t i n i n l#*iMk'rr ^tivnun flic nl , , it dvM<i Hfi'1'*. wnrk h>r >tni , . , piMviih1* f ir car nintrid 111 * * vcr y situutaifi. And it’a Mtranii*d lip** fsitli *(iiii‘k al»r*i»rla*FH t l i a i hwv** / f i ( » ti n* ( i r d i i i i r y x a di i d i i i u ^ p m v a r *iv»*r m i i - d a - t road- *! ever d r o v e . C o m e le a rn th o m a n y re g io n * w h y l 8 P.M. tho most America i First Fam ily of Hno cars . . . CHRYSLER ior'53 WINDSOR • NEW Y O R K E R • IMPERI AL I H I f . . . DRIVE IT . . . JUDGE I T. . . AT YOUR CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH DEALER'SI---------------------------------- BILL KIRK MOTORS ................................ — - . J -------- 1001 S. Sanford Avenue I |S|| �THR 8ANFORM RF-RAf-fT I® I Monday, Nov, 24. 1*12 Passion Play Star Finds Lake Wales Setup To HisLiking L A K E WALKS t-h-Thc man who plays Christ in the oldest of all passion plays slipped Into Lake Wales over the weekend and liked What he' saw of the arrangements for hli winter season here. ■Ho la Josef Meter, representing the seventh generation of his ily In take part In the passion fam­ piny Which had Us origin in Lcuncn. j [ I :( ! I J 1 I I Germany. In 1242 Meier brought his troupe to the U.8. In 1032 soon after Hitler came to power. He won aerlalm for hi* summer presentation* at IU.uk Hills, 8 D. Several months ago n group of Lake Walrs cllirens formed a non profit corporation to provide suitable staging farllitlrs ami to bring Meier and his troune here for the winter seasons After loans are repaid, all ncl proceeds will go to charity. The premiere will be presented Jan. 0. When Meier was last here five months sen (he ehosen site was only a sinkhole In an orange grove and half from town Today I* a nearly completed linn.ono a1mile outdoor amphitheatre, seating « One ’ He will use As nrnfesslonnls and 1 JttXJ townspeople in presenting thr J ilramatl/allon of the events the I last seven flays of t’heist's life 5 Meier came here between lour I Ing performances at lllrmliiglium I and Nashville Daytona Woman Dies A h Fire IturiiH Room 3,- A St GUI A* mile rut Ip I' • othy tirj'il ns «!ie »1 , ii «-iu I i fi'nlly carving knife " ■it'.' l li , in pret'aralinrT for th Thanksjflvitifl tin key Mu* ijn it' inrldrnlally, 1* lUile « ,lnh ber •elf. flnterrmt1 inf ' • 'i ' "t DAYTONA UKAL’II i/P-Mr* F.v.r Moore. 7*. hurpeil to death in a second-slurv bedroom early Sun tlav. Guy L. Moore, TO. said he was awakened hy his wife who said she smelled smoke He went nut side to rherk the Innk holdmt; kerosene for their heater A thick wall of smoke prevented him front re-enlering the house He got a ladder amt tried to r*uu h her by the bedroom window hut Intense beat drnvc him hark Swifts Imnortors Arc Seeking: Fruit Outlet fill. , , . With the over In e r o n s .r I'LKAItWATF.lt -.f— Mrs Henja for fne-st orndurts pattleu1”' • • I" min F Hrigg*. Clearwater, will head the Florida branch. United , 1 1„. |.i,|o and naoer Industries, n Tl4 World Federalists, another year t r Mitf M<|t wfM'W#*#* ft f *V»M ** Mrs Hrigg* was re-elected pres­ I maintain*'! And wident at the closing session of Iho if me eontlnne to permit te'“ "" ',.» ||in., wnsto of iv i mi Hern’". (• de imnual convention Sunday Col It C Murphy. Tallahassee, was elected lirst slee president, William MrCaully, Winter I’ark, serontl vice president, and John Mnsck. Winter I'ark, treasurer The executive hoard passed a rrsoluflou asking I'residetd elect Dwight Elsenhower to strengthen the U N In order to reduce If S taxes and *;t\e American lives hy •» n. •«* Wnml»*rimr In warding off war SOM ETHINGS WCOJG WITH THIS BAZOOKA Mort Walker BRSW VVHV AP c VCO TAKING f.'E IN ? , ___ ' iIEWHE&E TALLAHASSEE. (Special) — Florida's annual forest fire pre­ vention campaign will lie launched thin yi-nr on Nov. 24, Slat" For■>lcr C. H. Coulter announced to­ day. Each year when wild fire* destroy our woodland* which fur­ nish the raw material for one of Florida's three largest Income pro. during Industrie#, the cost to the people of Florida runs Into the million* of dollar*. To prevent thin rrlppllnjr situa­ tion. he added, all eltlien* must shoulder the responsibility of pre­ vention woods fires, lie pointed nut that nine out of ten wild fires are started carelessly or deliher iitrlv |,y man. Anil if man ran start these fires, man ran prrvenl them, he asserted. |iuc to dry conditions of the woods and the carelessness of two. pie. several of otir neighboring states Just experienced their worst fires in recent years. Althiuirh some parrs of Florida arc rs dry as our neighboring states, we have not had ns serious on nuibreak of fires. I believe that this is <|ue In part to the people's eooporatlon. which we hope will continue theouithoiit mtr fire season. The forestry leader «ald tha* less then two tier rent of the land under fire control horned last year but nearly half of the onnmtrele.l land burned. This brought the total nrrrnge burned In nearly four tolllb-n »err« nl'il nave Ibc Hlate „f Kim bln the worst file ireord in the country. Iso. ho rnntlo"ed, fires destroyed niW'e ■eei'Une* ul'on wlrlelt m ini* f»r tomorrow's I,..lobs und urge products, Florida's fit*' tcom than it used to he n few veals mm |Coulter nolnleil out •in* even «n Ibis Wiiste of one of Florida's must • a ] Iinturnl resource* is dlsginri'- By BEETLE BAILEY Year's Forest Fire Prevention Drive Commences Today CUTHANO HE WAS BAILEY TAKE THE JEEP WTO CAMP AND GET SOWEON THE ONlV PEPSON I COULD THINK o a r H E c t ;o n k THtS THING ______ IWIOIN’I May famlso Flcdln lirdils lviii<|Uet of (tower* and ttie winner's trophy aftsr being crowned “Mlrs World'' In *n Intcrnntlonnl beauty contest at the Lyceum In London. Contestant from all p a rt of the gtobe com­ peted for the title. (International) Dinner Tonight To; Launch Ceremony i I Dedicating Levees Oladcs Turns Out OK MIAMI I*v—Two day* of wonder. Ing through a wild, remote sectlnn of the F.vergtade* ended Sunday for Elmer 1. I’owtl), Ml»ml. when he wo* sighted by o Civil Air Pstrol sesreb nlonc floundering through o waist-deep swamp Except for exhaustion and sawgrass cuts, he ramo through the ordeal In flood shape, Powell lefl an Island Friday In an alrboat, lieadlitfl for Iho tiny setllemeol of Frog City on Iho Tain la ml Trait The alrboat broke down and he burned up his supply lit gasoline trying to allrael attendon with signal fires Mrn. Ilc rn 'irtl W ilke mid tw in iliiiiKhtom Junn und Joan o f 1112 S um m erlin Avenue, Sanford. M rs. Nell ]lrm v r H ard eiilnirg li and dm ighter Ju d y of OratiKe M ill*. IV .r.tk ii, "I've enjoyed an albclrctric kitchen since 1035! Jean and Joan really appreciate thr new rlrctiical appliances, too. hire Unity it the cleanrsl, salrsl, moil economical and de­ pendable luvl I've used. Out llialiks In lleddy Kilowatt who does so many jobs for us." Keddv works lor the Wilkes fur only about d2r a dsv. "My all-eirclrir kitchen is a jny and a delight, patticularly with my automatic washer. My average electric hill is only about dfle a day. I wouldn't be without my economical allel'iltlc kitchen I " Mm, Wm. J. Pricster unri dnunhtor Hope St root, St, Aujfiislinp. Mm. Ktljnir Sellers untl ilmiKhtrr .loitn of 7l> Surafiosmi Street, St. AitKustiim. •lohmon Namcfl I!unci Of Catholic Society INDIVIDUALLY MADE TO FIT YOUR WINDOWS (Y ) / CfUAd HEAD Venetian Blinds look (of ihf lIuclltM V«l . * . It’t ?u»» rf mil ilmintlicii. Choose from many decorator-inspired colors. They're all-metal to give you long, trouble-free service. The oxcluslvo ono-picco bottom rail and snap-on Inpo clamps make your Duchess Rolla-Hoad Venetian Blinds so easy to clean. Easily removablo floxlblo metal slats. For Free estimates Call "I like my all-clrctnc kitchen Imcause it's so dean and to vny economical. It's a pleasute to prepare mealr in it lor my huge family. Joan and her utters rnjoy helping in the kitchen because our electrical appliances make work so paty." Mrs. Seller* pay* only almui r)0c a day to operate her many electrical helper*. SKNKAKIK GLASS ami PAINT CO. 12 • I I I West Seron I Street rida mothcr.1 arc teaching their daughters the convenience and ccpnomy of such electric time-and* work-savers as all-clcctric kitchens...automatic washers, ironers and clothes dryers...fpod freezers...electric sinks...sewing machines...and Do you know this about talaphona taxos? You may not rssliie bow largt a part of tha money paid by taUphone user* got* to taxes. Including tha federal excUa tax. x total or 294 out of every dollar received from Southern Bell customer* last year waa paid out in taxe* to federal. Hate end local governments. To pul it another way, the avenge amount of taxe* was 12.67 a month per telephone, Telephone taxes art necesaaxy to the eupport of government, but they do mount up. Higher taxes of course have effect on the price you pay for telephone aervlce. The next time you pay your telephone bill, ren'emfef that 4 goctf Part of ll if taxes for government and national defense. You'll be amazed at how little it costs to opieratc additional Appliances. Ask your dealer! And pick 1 ‘ ' t*s -a ^ -*t H I r • m m ' Southtm MtU TiUpKont an4 TeUgraph FLORIDA POWER A 116HT COMPANY �gjr ft i ri m i: MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES ♦CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORI) H Monday. N’nv. U , t#H iifin i.n v n io r d r»«e # JAMES OUT AGENCY G e n e ra l :U 2 E A S T In su ra n ce F I R S T S T U K F .T su i t i Use HERALD WANT ADS P H O N E 7S T E L E 1*11O N E S 1M) and 1071 llmim III! Sanford s Vtlniiti,' kmmnul limit lluilillne jit Don I i iiifni 1nl>l> inirimtioil J Ih-i Ii ui'ii! F u r Itcu ulta tinmr liMiii: iihiiii lurne kitehen. tiatti Oak tiiHirs >j,mii:r anil >lnr nut’. tiiKal terms. I lir mil** 1*1 ItK fliira fi |i|iiI f In nil Vtitlil Itl* pittill ■Itril In Till* Mmifiiril llrmlii. I llmr l!tr |***r II ln*rrHiiit I•I1 llm r* H M *hfr |sr Mli»tip i«* Ihmarrllm i l im n n Hum JI.IKH) Down .1 lirilrnnm cnnerrlc block I’lill Mruclinn E le ctric kitchen. lari;c lot Halnmc llkr root ROSA I.. PAYTON H ritl.lc tfd lle.il E state llinkrr I till I*.irk \vc 2H llmr* nr |»rr llnr ln*rrflt*N •V i»»r llnr f**r I f i i r l j (itnlrni't I 'lt r WdnU li» fhr llnr. lltinMr lln»r !**•» Illnrk I'nrr Cn|*« PHONE 118 Until Ml* tt til hr nrrr|*tril n trr Ihr Trlr |iHi»nr im nirmoron-ltim thiirur 11 |Miir nnmr I* IKIrit In |hr irlriihnnr lunik. In rrlitrn fur IM* ttmtiiintfiilniliiti I hr iiiNrrtlflfr I* r %prefnl It* lint ft rum |»ll)'. lit tirtlrr ftlf it* In r v n11r r I hr Itr * 1 |Ht* * IInIr •r r 1 1r n, nil U nn l iil* ittti*f l«r In tint1 ttfflrr n« the iln> hrfitrr puhll. mtiil*. P1rn*r nnil It n* l titmriflnlrly If Mil rrttir tirmr* lu MMtr *t*f. U r in mm r hr rr*|mn*llt|r fur nuur limn m t i N m r m i ln*rr* ll»»n. NEW L A R G E 2 hedroum hmiii' G r a v e \vr Wiiih! ron.itrm linn Kri'r finni in in it urn am! mn|<( Larue limit: room, picture mn dim, till'd hath. pleasant kHehen it llti dmdilr mik JO V'.illnti w a li*r h m l or ft In* rophnanls screened hree/ewny carpurtr plenty shade within three blocks of Im* Inr M* section of Orange City on navod street $tl.S»7'>no Owner lliumii* Park. Wr»t Him Spring A i r Mill' THE SANFORD HERALD IMIWN HUJT'l l*KII MllN I II 1....... n* \k iim*«tio s VjOR R E N T —I I'SlMI Ii|nt |y K ill lit nut. , \ t- t I l- IlllillU III 17 U j, p.i\ mHil, |’ir*t. iii'ii.t l« iil*. \\ |in11 iin-DI Si'lltll C ity || CLEAN' I tM R riii'in fund.Iit'tl ‘i|iitilti"'tii. ill I Piuk Vi, I ......... mi.! 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Wrilo Iliii'ii Itiilmi llmoi 1rnr Cmp., Ilux Hit. Miami ll.ayli. Phi. (inrairo ntmrtiiinit m-wlv pnililoil. HO ft. tiy film I'll Pli'lly lllivn ill frnril. Al<" Kmii hi'il ru"m I i " " " ' m-wlv puiid or) nil rtinvonirm-o' mid Pi ni-ro* Innil. Plmno inii*W. S M A L L 5 ROOM I>ih, u>i I" w nutnidi* rltv limit*. Alrondy rontnl id IfiO.OO mmilfily. A itihuI invi-.tinont. JJOiKt, 11 ml Inko nvrr I'JOOU, mortxaKr. Writ" C. II L. r u Herald. laivtdy two lirilrimm htiiiir. Nicely lmulacii|irif. kVrll financed. Phone IMA M NEW 3 bedroom conicnt blink hituao, dinette, fully equipped (J E kitchen, breeicwny and cur port. Im media in pnaaeailun. Phil lip* Terrace, 2iJl* Prlncelon Avr HOUSE for aate ■ Mor;' nnd half Hum In bark wilh yaraKr Plow" Ink well. I-ot HO » 1881k. See (i B. Coraon, Lake Mary Road, Rt 1, Rox 10*1 after .1 (to p m \ V.- I n l ; *: v i P . 1 v, r - 11j11 11 i, S «Hl "* •! 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S w**'»r| full Im* l I XV If XI I RmYltir I !. ••In M t ip U,1 ij k 1lilt lif in *; ■l ill ll ill*' l ii n n r I 7'*H 4 Ural l . ' i a l r I'or Sli-r t I I \K|!U F K E U 8 ' C**cii?* •'»• luu* T iixp i*» 1 ♦ **tl > ’ * s. T. t U 'i liu iif ii t ’ S I 'l * S r , i f lu-ai ...,1, 1,,,,, Ill'll' I.' ' t i l " . ,tl'i I’ll ItlP «t v* ,,iif »•» it »y. RriH or Sell, II n 'fi iic 1 x w i uitii n i iiiif i .t ,S\l HE I H \,.1| IS 11* nut - ! im I»1 It VV I i l. I'lini, it .1 1 IteHHi'uT . H' ■■1* 1*1•!* E 11hm11i'l Of 1 "ii** u It*' i i f I ' ( iiptjit t I I I 1* I I I M»> | l i p SI I.t. I 'm " " . , vhn hiiiri 1. I'll" w " I I VV Ri'uto 1. Son ford Wlitti-i I i .1 ' I Pnil * *.' al ii t i l l y Itlnllki I C " l*. I ll|' 1.0 III • \t in Nat t Sulplll* I’lnilir t 121 ' 1" S m i l - i .1 \ ROGER I V M i l l I VMS K i . h n I! . •lip*1 * I 1tulip 1 • I V '•(.*( 1'I m Pm 1 ii 1 1 v1 in lisp 1, 1 iMi .i|>nitmi*nf I7V» \\ m| ...... . I .■ v *1 j 11 tr I. itirtl I np»H" III \ pn %tti* I I I * limit'1 MODERN 3 t «»•*111 fui insht (J ,1)1,11 f mtiil I'n v a h Lafh Viluli j .umi Miilmiv illr ftp . M ' mn it'l* It m i p 3 ROOM fiiriiishtil ro ll.icr lf.itIt $.V> no ('all lift*; R .iitri 1 in |i nt Dt'rimll. Im IiHs c 11(»♦ I pfnl fp i>> -i <*1fin* P" « KFFlC IEN 'i V n|iaOtiimil Clr.tn cumfortabli* IMinm* til tt ,1 \ - 1; it I 'ii" "e it ,i 'V , 1111 >',|l 11 It'll i n , 1" FI . 11vi ,1 t " t j \\ I U\\ Mill' l*m n Mn I* 1 M J lU'Mi p n m linp-M I' M ! ••ft l l UVi l t 17 i l .1 I ’ I ill ! k' lPtini Ui I*m l 1 light ' Im* •* ■" •( I t n| M n m d r Hi (tiki* M k fi url d sliindn tliit'd t ’niut CASS* | IIEItIO turt-. VIitytti 1Hu Viicntp ,Iim 1 mil of 1 it \ limits ' l.tls, ft;;* dll Rt<n -piiu M. im i.i vw a v x h \m r e u s Diiy, ivri'k "i .......Hi til 1 ILTi Elitiilliirr Ci'rit.T. I lit \\ i \S1I , Apartment*. l i t W S t m t . Phnnr tW -W . —w N EM 1 1 in iR.s s.,i tr. 'i'll to I"'t. fi'itinll OM flout. in.i l i It*, m u Fi"i*hiinf, li'iiiuiii; A- wn» lint, id '" i" I■r plant. Si-1vu v y. ' ■i n n t ' " . ‘ It V 'Mm y u.iiii fiij .Siiiiini linn i t a in ' i \ i i n ti i n jiu o y t: m s t . t:s serve 1 ' ' ‘ l Nil I iis i i I Ii•lunillli. nPH \1 * t liomt mi 7A Tl lul. H um Imnu I'lnmt L'‘*u >*' t |>lrl r u (lit III !*** 1'« n\ th l * Til I'm ft* IT p t <ii,7iHJ IM IM l l ' V I >1 Mil S S *\ " I I 'I S |{M IN i n .K Hi; VI. I V Uni 1In inf us*-,! 11k • f1. • I '1‘JO M;i|; 1ml lit 11lit 111 , J 11*•a1 k* c ’ I' ■iJI • 1, 1' \ nltp- f i r - I 1 n-Mi i 1 1 ' RKIMtlH»M F R A M E Em, . W K I.A k it Firm U ric .............. V r >'«“ llufloi livniitl IVit ll Put eh a *e trf Prune VVnt nt Sonkiuik t i l i i 'i A Point ( ’ii. NOW »'■in-in imin luni*o. ' unit i J I J l Villi' Atom ii' m L A i U i V l i k f U , V W f t M i k t X V w X W \ k V f V k '• ‘ v a l.W v (s V �»rewyqyw>«n IHIJI in i, vWNCI New Hampshire^ Unlimited Supply Next Governor Is Of Ore May Insure DR. H. McLAULIN Young Man 0 !’ 35 Steel Continuity OPTOMETRIST IIS Magnolia I’hone 512 D. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR H O U R S 9 to 12 — 2 In n Phone 705 MS Atlantic Hank Bulbling DR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EY ES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTER 111 Mouth Palmetto Amine CraosMklon relieve* promptly because II got* la to iht bronchial syitem to beta looun ami tspsl |«rm laden ■Alegm and aid nature to soothe ami Iwal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial ■embranes. Guaranteed to please you Of ntooey refunded. Creomulslon hat Mood the test of millions of users. By ALAN POP I’. tty T. I'. APPl.KGATi: CONCOHI), N.H. IJH—The young­ (Fur NAM HAWSON) est governor In the history of New NKW YORK i-tv-A costly cushion Hampshire, Hugh Gregg, will be Is going to he put under the na­ 35 when he takes office In January. tion’s supply of domestic Iron ore More people than ever before within five years Voted In New Hampshire the day It's Intended to assure continuity Gregg led the Republican ticket In of steel production. getting elected - he even ran The cushion consists of facilities ahead of Gen. Kisenhower. to convert iron hearing laconite The young attorney has been rock, avullnhlc in the Lake Superi­ called the "all-American Imy" by or district In almost inexhaustible newsmen. He is handsome, comas quantities, Into pellets of high con­ from a well-to-do family, has u tent oret o feed steel Industry blast pretty wife and two attractive sons. furnaces. He was a counter •Intelligence Two factors spur the move to agent In the Army during World utlllre this rock: Declining output War II and returned home to be of Minnesota's Mesahi ore that elected his city's mayor. can be mined and shipped "as Is" When Gregg took over as mayor to the furnuecs; and frar that flow of Industrial Nashua, the city of ore from prolifil new foreign seemed about finished os a center sources wuuld be Interrupted In a of high employment. Hut he, with war emergency. The swift npansion of Modntd from his father and a group of businessmen, organised the making calls for more and more Nashua Foundation and attracted raw materials Vast new sources many out-of-state businesses to of usable Iron ore have been un­ covered outside the borders of this settle there. After hla term as mayor, Gregg was recalled to active Army duty. help: he has great presence of He served a year and • half and mind and enthusiasm and is quick then resumed nil private law prac­ to turn a phrase. tice. In his platform he came out He was persuaded to run for gov­ flatly for no salrs or income taxes ernor and won a smashing victory In the state. He promised to do In the primary over three candi­ what he could to get more Indus­ dates, two of whom were older tries Into New Hampshire. and more experienced In politics. Gregg was graduated from Yale One hod served two terms as gov­ In 1939 and from Harvard Law School In 1042 He lives quietly with ernor. Gregg In action—on the speak­ his wife and sons in Nashua where er's stand or at a political rally— ho raises Newfoundland dogs He Is a natural. Ilia good looks are a neither smokes nor drinks The Bread with country, boosting Imports of ore by nearly 24 per ernt last year. Hut sled cum panics don't want to have too many eggs in a foreign basket. They have been working for years on methods of using the iron contained In taconite, and some pilot o|>eratiuns have been in progress. The timetable for enlarging this work Is not too exact, but It is reported to envision some output on a commercial scale by 1953 To accomplish this the steel companies will spend hundreds of millions of dollars ((eduction of taronitc poses some stiff problems. It Is a hard rock usually of 25 In 30 per cent Iron, difficult to mine and requiring heavy ma­ chinery to ha mile. Three tons of it must he crushed to produce one ton of concenlroled ore in which the Iron may run fio to To per cent This last Is considerably higher than the average of Minnesota ores now In use, and could result in more efficient operation In the bl*M furnaces. Irim particles oro separated from the crushed rock and concentrated into indict*, n form that makea the ore easier to ship and ready for u*i* when it reui'hei the steel mills. Kruiri the Mesahi Bang? alone some 73 million gruss ton* of Iron ore were shipped last year. If the laconite facilities live up to some industry estimates that they eventually will produce 20 to 40 million ons of high iron content ore a year, they will go a long way towards stretching out the na­ tion's domestic supply. DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Please n il for appointment Phone 1751 — 1716 Prices Good tlpxi W ed*. N o r. 21 Quantity Rights Reaervod Coleman FLOOR FURNACE OR SPACE HEATER c y ’o t (fatkicaXtfiftett ifo m HOLIDAY J ) inner / Roy Wall, Plumbing Authorized Cole mini Dealer 10(17 Sanford Avenue EXTRA Value LABELl Grade "A ", D r „ „ ( Holsum Bread YOUNG tom tfrawnl Quick-Frown young h e n tu rkeys tu rkeys 18 ‘“J20Vto- n 1* Jtl «<> 2 0 - Average* iV? 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New Holsum Bread fortified with Vitamin D helps you make most effective use of Calcium from the milk and milk foods in Holsum for the building of strong hones and teeth. y ° " 06 *.« » b' 0 e v lt a m t o * g u n » b b 'c ' l \ id ed b y th e U -tFood W Holsum Bread now provides you with Sunshine Vitamin D —this is the reason why you should serve enriched and flavorful Holsum to your family every day. it e\i«*»> ‘ ply y°u ' omnu n t * i « « «** * ? ita li*""" ■ >»r W X q u it**"*0 ' suto etM *** Buy Holsuni Brcud in .the familiar red* orange wrapper—at your grocers jfi today. It’s a better value in bread but costs you no more. ^ Superbrand Cotorod—In Quutloia Dlxlo Darling Family Stylo Loot tu t PWflCT COMPLIMLNI TO The essential bone-building mineral Calcium works with Vitamin D for the growth and well being of you and your family. - \ V Onc-Hwn i— Grade A, Dreiacd, Drawn Quick-Frcicn Young that holiday bir d THt 6UCCE5S Of YOUR BAI0 NJ. U « FAMOUS IB. CAN F0* THOSE TRADITIONAL THANK56WIN0 pitS-STOKELY A 6W EiT D IA L! HERS S10KELYFWIT COCKTAIL w WSVWfiEHBX.Wmff-.fib m v m sauce's - 2 1< riNUT you (DM6uvt oojp1-*1 I Crop N. C. U, $. No. I, Grad* A, H$ Crop Florida m m ( 11 u f0 Ik, A vers** r �If tou w »m Mil U I \ I m u f f l q t # a t t f 0 rx» i f s r a l a ••re).* t M r Hanlmrf l l r i . H , i t o U e l l m y . h j 7 :00 |». M . |,Ua,» n i l Y E L L O W ( All M i l I iti flu i Mrin nun. I»u rr.i .mj; Uunliiu ss It*i111;11f ami \\ ♦ iIiicmRi » uni -limi rf s riiri'iiM' iMirlli ^ m I»u »|.M , l«**v I % ri-mi: fiinp**t t Mi i » ______ AN IMtKPENIlKNT HAIM MiWSl’ M’EH v o u im k X I.IV E td ablU h ed George Meany Gets Nod As New Head Of Labor Organization T f Of L President Is, nr Making New Hid For 1 Renewal Of HPfort To Merge With CIO SAN lim it. I I.IIHIIIA 1!H)K II I'ShAY. Mi\. i*.. Ili.VJ Sou III Korean; Anxinuslv W ail Knr ' mm' ij Iiowcv i \v*n n Will D€gin On City Sewers On Next Monday A sm iiriiil rd I ’ tcmh I cii-ted U ire M i. hs Taber Talks With Top Eisenhower Aides On High State Matters New As.sistanl r i < s'. South Korea !s I • ••’ \ iv S I m i i if l\ •ii <*:i \ i ; i l I l y WASHINGTON if i —Tin’ Amrri I I n k t v , iir / h a y ; ran Federation nf Labor lodoy rhosc M year old George Meany a* , . . . , r, . . , I ' • ' a i l < 'e l l h it IJS new president nml made n new ( O U l p l e t e d I I'O JC C t I s fld In Inc CIO for n merger. i.’ u . . . . , . ! i fr i ■, Meany wax rlrrtcil unanimously K X Jie e te d 10 C o st M m lit I M W Ml III IN J U \ in » f R«*|i » .fu r - If by the A H A M m em ber e x r e u l i v c I O v er S i t , M illin tw council ax successor In llir ja lr * * I O lllliu ilri t • t,. ■ 4 1 1 M no ttd"'* of ‘Ii*' William Green --------Vt'l" [•' if |i 01 1 lilimiltiT William K Schnlt/ler, IQ, of Chi f,'i*-l»l nml ■>«•>vcying wink mi d im i n ' E r l ' . 1 tfo f n l i * 1 a I * *\ n 1 i i r I I, 11 i cago, was unanimously .selected in l l i e * us -<•■>,Tugc project, expect 1d * It.il.ifllM d in M»M jirndo'. Io Mii/fu I)*’ the A F I , ’* secretary Irnasui'er. ***1 t*> t» - t hIhhiI mu' mul n quit, ,, t!.h I > *• f* ■ ii.iii S i ,*••'» n : 111 1 tills « »r it * lei o,ilium il.illius. will he ’•tiu t-j Ihe post vacated l>y Meany •I" II * l.-lh.M. i ' l ry 1 < ift l h i| fit < O p I o f l k t l l g Green died last Friday nfler ed Momtiiv I,, the .bicksniivlll,' en Its 1 II 1 ttl VI.II Its VM M 1 \ MDI\s|>\ *1 M» * nil Id H im ♦ Mi ini serving a , the A F I / , chief cxcru t-lneciimt firm of Itoherl Alien* VM II NG'I'i > N V N , p . D ,tnp t NIII. U \ \ 1t- *S \ , lt"V\ Imi diil not l-M fhr gnu*ml live for inorr tlnm n quarter ren nml Ai-sm into*. Turn I an non, (Tty -xhili' s lini Sli* i m.m \d ,n Xotifh Koriv.1 3tiifi f <11*1 ,1 d tury. 1 s. m ,dtx Mniineei . aid ( oiIhv. A RIFUSUC OP XORIA OPPIDAl . Ithrsdr.* *ntfip of (lie 10,000 hannrr w n v j ' - MH-.itr. i;i 'lii'i n l In f imij nf d* I'plllC M ill* I if u1 nl Hit lim jii-sl *\ mdif no! ,o iM'jtj no 1 ■ Wfii fi nr" no n 1 It* d film /fdcony told newsmen the A FI. \ length; *li-• UMilon of the |,mHir (Mpilol hulltlm/ to Hrutil fn r i f r m Mint cu Muim-imm al Mir piuijwf ( Cn- <4 nf lr i I 11w,i|jlit I > olid |'id* nh.tlh til l' nl Hn 1mi->t t unci d * > Ihr 1 o iir. 1 hr| hi ' ' ' Ho *o fit ' * v ■ roufd council also hntl reactivated a nine J i e i , 'Inline which Mr. Alien.* pie. r.lipntiumrr'4 vliil to Ihflr munli > i li.utr-* h. Wilmn S«***rr!arv of 1 irf*»r» • ic io ■itin a nn r«f I »■ t.% . 111 H iflkM lltf.il (♦'!»■ * in tin 1 , t'tih'iH (‘i t /.11 M I It ’1 1 I Ill's M l • ’ I. h t 1•>11{r 1 d n r x t %1 of 1 d ir t ' I r mini com m llle e mi union with Hie .etiii',1 - hi ion* interest rule*, IVlls uccmupnny ( I f 11 K l in , Ilfium «•»» III. »• lo Km# i Hc« .n i :« full m « im i|v i • 1 I 1 Hi * III | * I'll l l h | « i e| •idlllMil ll .dInti mo 11 fHo 1 , 'n n ; *f1 111m Mt (TO ami hail rin|tnivcrr<l II In Invite la id li«- 1 night ul the City Gumoo Ikr » mix aton W llnoii xsiul Ii* mill I i cve t! no <frt ills of Mir imirinlmg I r I 'OI t HIMi<ifir»/ rii|iil|il|M'ii) |*i i ’Oili Ol f ho ! I isrnliM'o rt to t .if* «l tfi.it In r\ 1" n m ' i '■ * I ‘ Mllld |1 fh it *p. " ' l l I III the rival lalmr organisation In join mission iiieelioir. Another top item Mi'Mlu i'll v» ti i d;n Hi.d h< u dl Kill r i x llffni r is mi '• d X 111 In- Mrrsl 1 I PI f dirt In new ilisensslnns on n merger mi Hie ugcmln sv.is the righl-ofOoftil* fhr si VlMi nid All.tilt vi hn lo r lilt's * o k from 'At I Ml f •.1 •I Such talks have Ih t n cunitucled " a ; prohlem nltll the Sllii Oil i • n i d O N III' 10 mjtol/ll • ho-1 (ll In It Im tn.d to!f m« » off nml im many limes In Ihe past ■i*.•■inv In the Fi< mdl Avonim ! "(ill lit fhr jin's I John if Mr* fin mi 1J 'Moi * 1i'M \ff.it 1 ■ V t M {iim tril fr1 fl'dltI d'l'l without success t'iileiilru: p io je ii. Tin* City M an­ ho- told lu u W Ih •• td> nl I ruin in I hi* /in !■1 iMtfirrd * 11 * i Miniliiltrr in However, Mennv expressed con a g e r mis Instructed t<■ enter ne\p| I oil nil*' of Hn-s 1;"0 |HMI ,1 |i || In lief » I i ,0 0 ii-1 ml Hi d ♦ !*• fiilenee (hat they could now he gntiulions ssiih On. rumpMliy. |« Ii i ' .1 -"Mill!! tn Ihr Hi« kill nl 1 1 ,110 1 d "i fdllion doll ir rnrrlcd furwnnl sureessfully He 1lt,il J mm* Ml t ( 11 Ihr u l ’ li Iim i Mi Antfus presented emit sheets imol m i 11 m o n't IMi riiild.lt V •dr.| snlit: Ihnm.h Hn No ! |Ursuh nti d i*n tile -ewernge pio je rt, with in • i It'.Mol f o ‘ fl« Ii > 1 uf I i v' (oi mo J * T h e y are trade unionists and t i l e d mtes Mil , im; from 2 ' j , M xl I ml f llofll 1 > till' I'l t tod Mm •f f di i » f I* w a r e we, nml we must find some to It'-, pel lent on sertifleutes of l * * t horil iri' • .11 Ilf f hi ill.Ill 1' lot if Oifl Mi d 11 il ♦*. f-,, • hdf n Ml Imi way to ne t together " M’ll l i i o l || .»•!** v\ til l n n h i ’lHlf r •Its I ' t I' . oil Ml "s ill ’Is Hn I; 1 1 Ml null l.li'iliie-s to tirovlde ri'temie* < "i 1 * o« to d Ho fid Hi •1Hi -if* Some Inillenllou of Hie r i l l ' s al !|l rullltklil' *• ••1 t u t . >■atf V 1"M’k ■*, *0.01 In 1 Fi ll Ihr Mir id* rf md i eoti'i tin' i o*t of Ihe project, 1 s t . »• of tn f d X, * 11' ' l l I m 1 Hit it. H'i V n r Hurl nf fhr fnli'i .d d*'|».if tiio'ii* Hindi* may eome from n meetlnit 44 i'1'tf (fil||. t.* M 1 1:>!.<> n " ( 11l>* " dll Hli of lls Ion officials m Allaulie City pin* the tost >if ope.fnlltttr tin* pie U * lx IX Ib II -nl i n r 1 in. ( !•It. U ir l l l md o/ rm il's t ' i e l j l t ti|T H i n 11,dm II1 1 >1* I - if f. lol'Ul |os! Friday. The main Ini'lnrss „f t setil system ilio mu tin- interim of I 1Mt11 - Iniku k i l l . . ! f u . .1*4 •1 Hi t I ir Id s Mil s m*i *i a ho 11 Ml Ift * m i l , 1 ip -Mi d* i/m-r I I O'llll I* meeting will lie to discuss naming i oust t o* I ion, Mr. Anvils sue| lie r i «- 1 h v . • ink k* f. M pi* 1 i n V * . hit*' I loit -• {mils v to fh. i ,11 *1 1 1 1 ,1 1II • 11., o* M**t to en< h of l i ’IIU resiili ln i's I •lid hill •* \ ♦•( I d* a new (TO president It till In*i*nII | i idu \ m hi*it > 1 r im Milo i * ml ullll i M ! .. » * x f di •oi I I 1 MU* . \d UP The reins of nrgunljcd lalmr are umii KI mn from $1.75 in $*J |«**» It.llxiiii hsKmI ill i t|*lil iiiiMit hut k. I’s • I* d lo ImIIou |1 Vtid i1 f hi Kff*M*|s .mil nf tlilfiHIlK r\ •od ♦♦•♦if \\ \s|HM, t " N I Ii. I Is 1 m ! d In. dl It th shifting In new hands Se\ ernl of Hit ill f |i Mi |,t‘iiitni i‘X|»r*'Hm*»| tin t me llioo w till *|M U I l|i< ft hlTIffiF Millll ** thl|lll( (||f ..«» 'A ff, lii.... i *1911til 1 *1 ' Mill f‘ ♦’\pf 1 It |1 ill the country's biggest individual ( mimU'Ii lie i 111 1 tn liii iil r(•’■11|ciiI ■* pitMimu wrrr Itrieftv rxplultied In M’ i Im Iln Mirsiih nl lo* k* i jm It’ if tiliilt* IIkIi U illhiHt* (|nip|it'tl II, blllhl l! V 1 11IM .11(1 pi "/I .I III UK Ml («»• I ltd to It 1*1 • I n 1H1 d. I unions have changed leadership In «f||i|■ti I Id' lillli a*ij nit i| tixlUfl' IiumIh fll*y at 111** \ iM'Ilf J I*ill til f I*14H of M * t il 'd r v im ill i* i* mini it. i d i 1 i ii |(«*i«it t*r \ \ \ r i .1 jut I Mini 10 dl t M ff't I LlniiN ( fnl* I»v 1.1 .1olivt II Inr it Is •rMiiitil * *! •' ’ 1 ( l»|M.i|J* IJ .:»ft nn* •h 1 «!i»R(i .1 rcccnl tnimlhs, ns well, pnvinc the f*f Imi|It tin* i'lifer nml *<u'Hrriigo hot 11*1 i tiitm m | f i> * * Mi.! ml lit iiii s c In M in ,i **r Ip Rm , mm l pl .i( Ft nil iinl .t* if «»«4* 1 »|10111*1 I 11 In 1 I mono Hbv for _a new- crop of union chiefs u wtctn*, itiiiMnif fur ii irnirr I’lftiit* MHIlT of IK*' Sunfnnl Nilvuf Am\ ***III*irs oli iIi> 1 Ik 1 1 ll||II |* 1Hit 1111f |M[it<|i11't, l 11'•| |it |ft |*•» • !« • • . il |!1i|1s1I * I f In , f" 1 li»•1111t «PI l.l 1III! 1**4l.l V ft* ♦ *111111 r t" ho ,mti Just few weeks ay mu 1)im lint ^ ijit an few wccks nun nun nuinu * « ’ t ,*f the ( f i l l e r ' " u 111, has Jus! rum I 1 1« * | i ss | *!, *! 11 t* o 11 III * 11 ' .♦ ■ i * • « » *• • ! 1'iirlrt *■In11 *t'li*■ wIi ti *-c * i*11 St lilt I’ll ■xi1111111 i’ll t t \’i ’st'iiNmh ci K "i * * 1 It * :tf ff-t till' 1 10 fn l •i d " Tallin stepped down us head of oml ui Ihr 'Mom.il ,, ' , , , ... pli’ti’d .1 *ix weeks course on alum |iin nf w s e h in o n ill 1 1,4 1 IR ii ’smii ♦if Sill! 00 iidohnU I'll MOM Iho million member AFI, Team 1 ('M j I nl f i n d s hr 11 i imi " i ........ l " y ......It' cnensy .11 l amp MrCli-lland dr 'I i IhiliMi n iiid Mid i liMtki 1 Ii* i it V 111 III' . '* 1* l,U \ itf ,|l*l 1 Tti.d fhr o Ml t t 1 1d 1.•" t i n o iiio Intr »1i s r u v spd alcr* Union, lu'iuit succeeded hy *>l'|*«’i hunt \ In hi ,iI • lim n if*.m »m leegf tin 'll'........ Ihe i ity should l c r l br ,| tin* three tyin-s nlomle MiyCRr-old Have llpek teamster* eonUi't niinnclnl interests idmut exploxions as Ihe nir Imrsl. sur Ilk** ifefiMt 1i<-1 hiiimft >'iif iill 11llr Cldliilr Ill sill 1'♦'( •I «fiiirl)‘\ V «' xoiir rise t Kihsfi|iifidU f)n i Um 1*do i r I ili.tiiu' rn ri /i work t•» »%Inn * h» \\ * I i\ riiabl IlMMi' in, .• " ' i i l n m i xi il figiin* in Ml. ir* d !i 1 •! bosx on Ihe West Const th Mud tolui II hunning i Iiniii vision! f‘* 'h r Mirsulrid i .1 iii .mi MM 'll lit., him-' I i„ i* h ........ 'u ,,!" ’ m r e print ruin. f l r t . llllr!(l nm) , )l(. Ml|, iim' iii Hcm **JittT |h •!*•••i yt nr the Tniimui nffi* ml Limlly o n .if 0 :t "rt Similarly, "tlltf Hill" Hutcheson Movor U illlnm Meinper stated, burst ■t * up mutt 1up d i o!mnln,i Uni lilt! Hill noifll so i.'I»l o f lr r in nffm ol Wo h ilannti nf AL'I UMI ! to1 I t 0 Ml 11 nluittu ti 1 f tbo club's nlmr.'.l ■I l*(»i t ■» pnlil .iff a (rnintMl In uuit Ihe presidency of llm Ihe AFI, * i if) I numinc 1 rfn * d to com to Ion Mr gidi* Itivifi d fM dl Ho mph Alt von hove to ilo Is whistle iiml " T h e nir liuist Is hy Inr Hie th Mill v >s|V hlH'k* fM, iii"Miii do ' ,t ag n n illu r a l luaikrting. ,md *(ii 'tit oil hH h n In 1 .id lucii Carpenters Union earlier lids year, IhevTt eome like files." Mr. Anirus most In s| polio s. effective, hnvinu only the *sf 1*1Hi !v. *» 1 is tn0 "I mlt l ihiit•’ lid gtiMtjl -.‘I r*ii 'Mich iM'llrvov farm cra umilil n n d •d i r 1 - it * p o l l um *«n Ho* A f o i n i r maklnu way for his son Mnurlcc riit joh luisn't hr* 0 11 «•Msfi'ui * of fin* r \ mt ulr ns re s is ta n c e ," lie |toinled out 'ii»|! I m flti' In ||.r*• 3|II ini i tit nf ;i! m h II w federal uM ll limy did ,i hHh r aid, "You want to nrrmiac with 11 1 ihm : • oft 1 hi 1 ,■ ion 'H Inch lifts u Murray’s death also vacated the . . „ . " T h e surfneo hurst has lev* idler I 1 Ml 1 1 ■rv f » »o ft v , * ♦ d f ir m Ih* ' » ■ Hirfr i»rodnc<H ‘ World W mi 11 pus I of '• 0 r iiitifdff jfi f!o' r t " f i a H im d M ill ill li'iifl IIVif 11Ikt *11" f mi this ilic•rr "rV " liiv nf x ir.atir 1 it |U 1 •'til presidency of Ihe CIO United Sleet- ' " "V .... f ''1 C‘i 1 ll Hint Hu* Uround surfacn nml ohI 11 d V 1 , . f r 1 1 11 " | ■ f ( 1 • h "i . h i ' . d o x;i \v til' II Imi"H ffrsllO.ll 11Ml fllv mill l /olUilt if11 * r lot •' 111* |l 11iff if + m V»M| |kri nu t h l ’ k i l l ......... .. W irkcrs.. <V nrnte«o of Murray. Iv' v l,|r 1 f" - fir h Mi r, filnd 1 o Id m 1h m i - ", ‘ ii ho i M* poldn in n«VI(T .1 Sfrilottnid. who hnd been should lake the mutter of umiicv Pets Impede the force of the Itliisl l l ki ' IliilUUM* I I m V l-M Ill' ll- I lit > "11/ si Ifnlmi* |{<|Hili||lMlt (m il'll M .Ipft < . 1 I i olds Iin f i It oi is 1m 1 I* r 1 (lili !(id t'oofluiuK it In n sinnll area Hunt I H 1 . Itrf dd ff,. ... the union's srerelnry-lrenstirer. on with loeul bunkers mul net the nertal burst 1im|) llm! Cot ill pMii'l.itirx nf Hh 111 d l » f f(*1 | |n k f |*■ it * .111011(1' •I I•|MlI It . mi m f h i 1 ii > ' 1 .on * n r While tin soli ( «»l * Ilf Ho ih pi,l.d im 1 or, 1 o .III ,Hd I I .d id 1 1 dl • t» d M * • d»M was scleeted to fill tin* steelwork their ndvlre. Mr. p\ntru< ieplie.1 surface Imrsl lessens Hoosovi'i! I i tun, mi -nlmoii -li .ihmis \ 0i i«or .n'r in ir l !l si’ hciv mm the llieimu d l l ' ♦ I Mi l 1 , 0 0 0 ( I ' Ml r lud Ua Ih 1 1 . p.'f I Iti' •ui'i'estlott «'af it "ftrod idea.” ers* top Jol> (*•mpomrlly n! l e f t 1*-|It'll 1||Mt Imm III. I\ 111 II |*l (U |*|rMl!*• Miijt mit •’ reh ii i Mol d " r -tl f md il I MUM I'l nml nuclear efforts almost im III 1 II ir .I,1 M il h M > 1 1 O In -uppoiImv lie' setveiiiue pro1I I did ill I iill (n n ! I id*. ,141fI ’ ►ill idn ' hi !m!d |iU k* 1 f Mr (dtfi ,ifi ‘......... .. i on |III 1 ,Meanv. n former member of the ing (tin hi.l, m medinlrly iilisorhs In a cie.it de I l l m 1 . id AFI, Plumbers Union, was presl tfimn, Mr A iikuh' fiu'm < wpti * jjree Ihe blnsl effect " -I n|i fa mi 111iri s I Mi d 111if . It - 1 V| Imi dido d i n i |m 11 Hi.d Hu , I .1 fhr deni ol the New Ynr kSInte Fed oioti'd ul omklna the * e " i 1 ih !'• 111*|uiltI'( in hiii i i j mu11 n l in 1111 tod Idle >f 1Im fiost f Im •h ' " I f you survive Ihe blast ton W II ’Mil (VII w |RI will " ltrli •I f ‘ * crntlon ol l.nlmr for fit*' years I'Hittuenl ♦ n! noil I n in |in* r *11111*4it I |mm 0 1 I I I'd' t'M Ih |M| Ih id 1I V indept mleni. tei.inu have a Hood ehnure of In lot; a ill's 11 ' Ml ! Im Kii» • Hi from lint to Ill.Tli lie hn* been upon the income l*>r Hu project norirtnl life iiUcrtt arils i i ,||Jt • hot Hhv .11 Mil1 III,11 |ii i tl 1 f* if* d In fa. t i ,kI f m i i M t t'M Kill lo Hi >1 st*crclnry treasurer of the AFL for tin' next lilt v .a r s lo iimim.ibi Iheir was n priest in Nagasaki .( ' r till' Ml 11Mli||| III* L ' f l . l l l v !l I’ll* t! hill K 1.1 A *1 i* IM/. since lain fii.ukijw .uni no I Irf * « fo» ill*' entire sv-tem. lie titp lmbsl the wlm was prolected from the Idast I I ill I 1( 1111 Mill'. S i ’. 'i n n i n . l a m e s I lo w e n CIO lender* meetinw lit Now ...... rutlov cost of lust v 'ur. XJ I.- by 1 i n n NingthiM"* r o i i h l In* i Ii*n«'!«i|i«*fI til*, ehtirch nml he Is still llvimt Mile l ui t r t i mi 11 i*r 0 *1 •11•. l.l k oid Ihirk yestertlny were reoorled to "IM in his estimate*. Hi* prooos tl today UrOMiu .ml M l \»'M Nofk li'd i'l The people in the city re I III* -*♦■*!■*1*11 M. I\ .1 h 1 1 1P no ol .ill m conslderlnp Allno S. IluywiMid ■".t.lil elliiiiiinU' mmol o.inee of j turned tn help the Injured immeil lti'T ■ J iv Iir .li'in-d illli I i iTifnmiT i f f i r i i l l l s Mpi ni ' i l d. h • .il-ddc olm ■ loti CIO’s exeeullve vice presldenl. nml tin* s e v eruin’ ' *lem from the Itrly after Ihe explosion and mil ! rm |>iif it i si ,i l r lo r ul s .mil Hh Hindi, 1 '* ‘m •! |I ♦t,th h it'd, 1 . I. t .1 *v i l. ol rf. « I Walter lleulher, president of the incsriH tux 1'fi i'e e. » til" |tj |f 1 111,||f Rsf in MO III! Mill knowlnu It Itntl Iheir Itmlles Mil* (if III) * f|l I VI VVi I mii* M *t •. I Iho*. o . ii. III. * 1 lot d hr dr ' 0 ,1' mu CIO's million irirmber Unllrtl Auto I*!, hn! to ill I ! I Ill’ll 1*1 4 its I'OS'. I Mi Any . t oveiuil fivo*. f„r i nlereced Htrotmh hv these power -iivi n ifrri I'Mfiiinr at me (|mm m « * * •1 m .1. .dim t . d to h of th. 1 o I "/1 I Workers, ns possible eonlrndcrs i-i'Clfli p! M'l't „lius f \i i|,|i! In SO* lf.» ,1 •!•* d* st of ,t„* project is xt.lMd.. I f'd rnys. whlrlt had lost so .......It Mat h 3* «»MMi| ills*. I filin' nil'VI'I," I'M • Mot, 1nr d th pdt II ’ I .if • »H 1 A* » II* fill for Murray's Job as CIO president ih.' I* f .i \«ii it I Mtrif i ' l l " ' if|(pit| Is r... 7. 'i lilrli ex,'holes . 1. e,wt *.f ,i "IrcnKth that they dldnT cause any l.imifi *1 la* *h i i *ftir|spi*il In i fa tut d H I.*.!, •s fm f* * •«o•r' 1l «(*>•) 11 " ■d 1 i* oil'd * di' I I .'*1' itlM-'fliMu r i fitlllf d .Mini f ii li i g of m tvoopH* peon hi'liiml a fiiisfi, -4M 1 wi »4||T alii- I•• » s1|l|ifJ'*«' mu f inn lr;i*|i'f s m -I1 !K,t|l I Od. O i>otIficitllon plant, but t » i i n « » r n* •** tl»e* m d * 4illii*112k. II imp Nd.Ult td \| lie also eiletl llm ease of a coal " immI'uIiI v |'J to |5 ««| m .v fell tiglii hwiin wladhi'i ii uu** a Ii ■lillj* Iti ti m i w h o fi.nl nut lii ' i i |l “ S im until • In W hile II m Hint survived Ihe llikini blast and I do (dm I! ..tt t». I hu 'W m * *!**«• sower*. \\ I t i s K . v Is S l u l e n f i m iil iM 'ii tlv m r ii li M i i n l fu r (In Is still livinu old 1 ,1 Ii il riifll l| Hlllkt'il till rI till »P Itu I I Ii d flip ii d •I' l* f I ( o d .1 in lo *peakini; of improvemeiit* to l 'I The beat defense ni!nln*t nn Mi o u t \ ncliiir p.tt hml ' * IIII I •*h *hr liidiH' \! ,|I 1i>, * " i k p o t |M I'rurnl hr a in I nlnrlfil -inllsini; .it * llm water nystem, Mr. Anuos atomic explosion Is to t*t-l behind Ill'll 1*14 hi .nil d Min' e.f Hit’ lll.l |Ol ».♦• R. I - t o f»dlmi 1rut if. I • m ini!* I* ihe * s* I* « • pointetl out tin* rust of Ihe diesel- an rib l e d or lay flat on the urouml. 0 ithuiid oi gMiit/.ilioii’ Ilo Njiliint T ,r' . V I'd' OTP •I I p* t V' *M"|x II* fits on 1 m did « .pop opernteil witter plant for the year he said, " l . shnped dt.pmls in the *1 I *iitini-it nl 1 .ii hum * '*■»«<|i'1'rnl i* »•♦* '''m M" ' ' 1 ....... •",l S e n M 'K .dir 1 nil .........I t.l Mr cndin*' in Senteodmr of llif>l wu* jjrmirtcl afford* Ihe best prolecllmi hr|v M-n I’U'l .md l 4|l finf Ih.'l k iinl him. hi ' 1 1i d 'Iti* I dtiff'll 1Ml. ;i two , sprit,* , loot- W 11 or - is of ,i ftmr wImmi u’l inilhin* fl",OtlO.M. He estlmnled nn e|«*c- nfiainsl llm Icthnl rays " "It whs ”, MM t llll Die i .p p. i ,|,i •1!♦•» I »r 4- O gUtl While evmllnfi most of the quo* ' •* * | w * t U n i t the " " I v "H'ft III) • IN f o il ’d 1111*11 'All'll III*- ji lnftlrili One tviitmin was liospiinlt/cd, Irlrullv-ooetnleil plant woiitil cost V I. . 1 p eh 1 ( 1c 1 •(1 Do Ii . r’1 tin ti w .-I. dill lit* 1 •I'M " ' ■i tiriKlm mil IoimiiiJ i fni wol lirrd •P lions on the deslrurtlveness of Hie In* hn- t»m| mmtlier t r e u l f l for injury nml n I I I , - m u . Hi Itt (1 'll, 10,1 ■1 V ” 1 ,|J.< 1 dt Mil l o ll ! . II lH 1,01. lip •»|ilil »r|« Commissioner nmolull Clinse II bomb nr llydrouert Immb l.l 1 11III*I III <lt i jo ••!*!•' m of 111 t i I hint was rtrfeslep| on three illf, \-t.,,, io,i |Vol , 1 (tiiil 1 1» III • Still I aid'«.!••«, ,o, l d .. nn iihP M.nrrv R i »I»mm» •* »ld f«hI*•% *K,i< |■i O'llll 111*11 ferenl counts us result* of n two- tieotiiouilideil disrrjrnrdinj.' the eon- i Miller illtl explain Ihnl Ihe II homh lf.,1 1 ppll.te.il mn..... .. ..I !>' , , !'•* 1dm .01 m* ti od ,1 ul 1 *11 ••ii 11 * M 'li 11 . Ii Ih huntiiiir iiiirailiM* f*»r tm hr* 11«• li ft Mm i n **|i*'i ,di\ ** * oiitii d ear accident yeulerdnv eveidnif at struetlou of ii new well field and work* on a different principle of 1 i.t i III). I... lii' illMpIlloMMi f'Mi ** of f hi jm-sit in l o ll In lirriiiin on o|Hisltia ii *itf dorV, i*f hi*sf >mr i**n‘l French Avenue end Nln'lt Htfeet. to proceed with more o r y o t iicihI s fttsslon whereas atomic bomb* lilting PpMlIll ’ 11111/ lie ..ots Imi Ihr Mm moil i Inn * h ii ii'ii d I n hr, ‘"I III* u riMind him’Ih •id I ■■ Mini p« i ' 'Hot I I 11y |e ullll Mr«. !•;, .1, It.-litIi. 1! i!0 .tessamine first. Mr. Anirus said there wn* work on tin* principle of fission '"ll ' M i ,i * at. s rill* lirw •n i idol * is r x jirrli d nf !ii hr I im* ** r I i ml ( I !i inK I In* Ilo was introduced by Mini W.il new Avenue, whs I'oti'meit in I be Per- tin I I I I 1 1 1 0 1 lilt It* need for a 1 1" 1 III* f itllti,t 1 * 1 Y" 1it ' hirils I miiK In hiplirr (*vMini if," tn 1*1 I >Ip. 1 ' it.IP > mil Im no r onliMntonhtoo M<'oiiiet'il Hospital sourer of sopptv In *ueli h well luce Philip*. Mon proprnm chair mImi i , h|> I I’loil* /I' d fill 1•11-1 s|s no ||si' M in ister W ill Kuril ! i man.. Aller nnsweriny several Kulmti raphiilinl M VVr » i n l mil flehl if tin* oresent supplv doc* D ip Mli t Ui| m| till (HHIt?* • 11 *i" Id Tnl J L r olwervalltio after site was rentpicxlinnx. t.t Miller said he would nil iirpLpnil m IHmmiI urllinu a ol Hu* t il njn'i ohV r idfo ill oH-irk Ii .1 lot.I I h New R evised Kiltie M.,ii 1 Hu* 1 1*mI *1 in t iri.Miri* m*re*l otteonsclons In llm mlslmp. not prove to tie Um hrnrki*h. m.! folio |*i olilf Ills llf |lMHillfll«i1| -iuulr kill." Itaymoml Hull and Howard Fa- tn* ylntl to return some Hum Inter ' . 1111Ui lilt >• III* t Riilph • «ki* (or Hite also suffered shock and ooi| liiiilkfllhg and explain the crtmtl principle* •I... ItuliHiiii sjijtl Ihnl tin* Ntivv I»m\ l'„ I IIAI r.lGII. X I 'P A lloi kv MU 1 41 ■! iMp;* 1 t iimiin'iF. tn po floOl bruise*. X-rnvs were taken o f M r vllle, ntcotbers of llm rity-C m inly involved In splltHnc nl the atom J \% ,V I i r m e r s In fidluw i Mount lltiplr 1 in,ulster Im, no with t * it i ninir in “kert sliMnfiur •* M|i -«p I I,,I * spine IhN mortdntr, areorillntr tn nopralsnl board dealing with the ill liftidlli/ niol'F Mil ,1**11111, il tli.il Im ml, ml lo publtel) Harry llnhson, second vice presl urn* KfOtoking down Ilo ilin I. III (IflilT , I p I. Mr 1 *f H»" .......... i .....,.i. oil llj | her nllemllmr phesielnn. l ie pre- French Avenue linprovrmeut pro- drnt, prexldrtl over Ihe mrclinj! |nt ol M'll III 111 Olid |l s oil fl'( I*'I 'll loirn 1 I'npy of Ilo........... Ili'VIxril p I tin ♦ V i tti.p.i -imply with nliiuist i'vvry ahnl. " T I im*" t .Ilin Ii r illctrd she would be dlsclinrKed led , appeared before tin Commis­ old. 1 g 11Vh iiii * iHilly guild II d'M'sii'l .Slnmlnril V, t , ioh of Die Itil.lo p, ( i m ml sion la comiretion with llm proh front the lius till ill today, \ I d o l ’ spi-riol fMl|‘ho hIti I||IM|| llm Hev M 1.111In t llux. piixlni' IK 1. 1 1 i film A4 1 141 IV ll PS" hail ,i I nk t* thiMi* In Iinr lo 1ill it Ho ir Imii!." II - I Mrs. Gertrude l„ I’atfe. HI, v'ldch ha* arisen wit,, the . . .■ ,1 111 Ullll fill f'KllltlilKII of an iriilcru'iiilriil in xximinry Hup i it miiin 1*f,i dn I' mhik T n til hi ll-l •91 !. Mill f " ' IS* fhMill III*' If N, R oImmii rxclnlmcil. llol Oolite 1. driver of the car In which Hun Oil Company. list eliurrii, s lid lie would Iiuni pr itiMp '< Ill'll lie Vi it. 1 Die orI'lans for the proje.-i esll for Mr*. Ilnutli wn* n pnssenter. wus Die llllile lit Nervier, al III, ehurrh l|1!/ik!|Ml| 1 l*' till* pi . i. i > veslcrtrentml nl Urn hospital for a In* sltenrinir o ff a trip nf fmntairo, l • •mi llnttril iim •" •a. 11Hill nexl Sunday nlgld The elergymnii ils W in! r\ W eal her reratlon of llm forehead, hut wnx Hi! bv lift feet, from lit' oj. comsaid he nl.Jeeinii In Hn* nlitnlnatl.m AMMAN, Jord an KT—Jord an liinnny's pro|»ertV| for which they M n ' admitted. of the word " v i r g i n " In the new M arls HI Soulhvvesl paid 14.77,HI. T i e City dav rmidr public <i mcmnrniMluni The driver of llm second ear, ii’ " I(ol ' s sIm 1 erxlon aonl three Wcitcrn powera rnm« l l s s t S WU *-•«, I S ’Pl Ethel Frierson, W, HVHt West The purliim llux objei led In sub nlnlnlng that h m r l plana "dlana It, |1ie Vxsio I,Dell I'rexs HIxHt S treet, was arrested on Relurn I’o I ’ i n h l i n / - llln le , "vminu woman” for "vli Iroua** tlrninlng nf llm Jrjrifnn \ \Virilr \ we all a i ail pal * of Hi, h eliarites of rarelesa nn*l nettllyeril gill" In I'lilali VII It "Hehiihl River for irrigation purpnM*H norm die warm 'kmlliwe I t„dn\ logello-r n 1 n Die window* olid iti l i m i n i t ' S NOTH: n i l i* tl,. i drlvinif, failure to yield the rittlil* the land shall give you a sign A The note nnponlcd (n the llnilml .• o n m i ; I ' n i n i ’ h a s h , III. Di.' Iit, 11 In Do' -iiine noili- virgin shall eoneelvi* nod beat a wllli o * blasts of id, free/mg mild nf-ygv, oral failure lo have a Htatca, Hrltafn nnd Ern ncc tn atop i Gill, u l ,1 s e t Irx of nrlirlr*. In • ' \l 1 1 l lines l ib , , Vitierica'x .(lilt -M O W tier breast win ks w i t ** iTeeled ho Mr., J . \ , Wliilncr on Iho hi*driver's llrrnse, acrortllnir tn n son anil shall rail Id, name the drainage which Jo rd an anld II o is neat />*r» in sit lion >-f !n l ml ,, , is ii'liin ong lo eonilint Tru e bills wctu . d o m e d yester* was tantamount to MJ c w h h ag­ lory of Saiifiir.l. In Ihln arllrl.* ill*, men l<> *li,nd beliind ivlu'ii F.mmnuuel " police report. Ari/on-i and Ni w \lexleo ea.lv in h o le i .*• In, own iiq u e sl lining tlieii guns ill i n-,' of iilliti k day l.y the Seminole County yran-l •Mrs, Whllncr IcIU nImmiI llir The report staled Ihnl the gressio n." The ................. Id Wlelida. K a n . • ih!;,v Snow bdl in sonlhea -lern The Indie*, M i*. Glim, tier duugli Jury In three cases deullnif with frnrs rnlcrlulnixl hy runii* of the It anid U rae l propoae* tn draw Iwo "weeks latter driver fulled t " *1"|i » t a New Mexico nnd hi i,"rlliern T e x a s ulluoi ■>"•'■-> >**" ' * ' * ’ ago ollieinlly ter, Mr*. Speer, Ml*. Hughey nml munlor. early p rlllrrs of Indian nllnrkn. on Jo rd a n River water from a t r a f f i c elun while irdnit east on Snow anil mill pelleil idlier are a s r.'.ioes i d relurn lo eom bal for oilier*, were m lb*’ bull moulding Those persons Indicted worn point 0 rnilea below the meeting j f l n t h S tre e t and that her car ,,| Il,e Kink v Mon nl.-iim and the ''"in pie I mi i of n rmniinl In nr. bullet* for tin* r i f l e . Suddenly Hy .VIHH, J . N. W IIIT N K II S t r u c k the otto driven hy Mrs. ttando'ph Miller, Southwest Hoad place of the rlvera Jo rd an and in i ,1 cunllnerd Teniperntiires ' •''' Hdhter fnlols shriek, weie heard, all Ntarteli in In 1840 lio«tllllli’it won* romovil F » f * while It was ko ln * north on Cleveland Neal, alias Clevelani4 Yarm u k and thle will have a dUf. r ANCI lOII AG K. Alaska 'iP - The ilrnpi>ed I,elm, /er„ In Montana in b m e a i* I(hi mlxsions w s a ' set O'N sal, Msmand, ami n o t * d Kll- aitroua e ffe ct on vast a re a* nf hy Ihe Indian*. Mr*. C, G. Kvitn*, terror, the m o th er, to look It w a s generally tan and a lillle , He had cumn eted M anil had their children, one lady fainted. Air Fnree, Navy and ( ’mini Guard daiiKht.'r of Mr. Ilnghi'y. M'lnb** at MflO to the sedan driven hy Hans, 1014 W est Tenth Street, all Jo rd an Jan da. A c m ,* tin* young orange grove combined f o rc e , today for a sweep­ collier m Ihe Hast and F a r West d '" ‘ m'd s x Ituss an MIG* In n sixaome iuti*rt'*ting recollirllons of oppoaite rnme a flg m e almost de­ Mra, Faire nml ol »M to the see- Ne*rora. Ti*Hi|M*ni1uriu( ilruppril tn fivt* 1 |H*rKnl Im thr -spurn, I.M** ing Rcareli of Die Island dolled Nn date was set In Circuit Court (hi* excitem ent which prevail.*!, nuded of r l » t lira and Herenming northern Gulf of Alaska fur a lost a b m e I phI t v in Winslow. Arir uni " h e n he wax called h.iik for duly ami car. Hut. W. A. Horn and Fannd 111.* thrill* nf horror they f'Tt willlly. A* mioo q* *lie rnillil be ( ’121 G lobem asler anil il., 72 pus- /uni I'oehlo. N M while Die low «">» Hu* graduate jn lol training trolmao J o e Hickson Investljfntctl hy J u d f e M. II. Smith for he arln f one dny when n young »oo of Dr. any of the eases. nl 'I ms,ui. Arir . wn, .111 i ‘nldcsl div.xiun of Die Air liam liig l nm xenuarx and crew, ihe aerlilent. qidted, »hc toll! o f bow llm Indian, Miller Is arcused nf kllllnit Speer rnme running Inin their had caught her, placed her on a The huge Gloheniasler, Ihe third xpnt.s were in Mordulin. wllli lows m ,pml Washington Johnson, West Thlr* OAKLAND. 'C i l l f . WV-Kvcn In home with the new'* Ihnl Indium* nilo nf llghlwooil knht* In burn military nir Irnnopurl loxl in Ain*, of 5 tii’low. nml in parts of Wyom leeoth S treet, with a knife Ju n e Jail, City Councllm in Lexter (Irani were In the nelghborhuod. Her her, In n do*perato e ffo rt In *nve kn since Nov. 7. vanl»hcd Snlurdny Ing nml lilnlio wilti readin g, of 7. Neal Is charged with murdering d ir an eye out for improvement!. mother, Mr*. Hughey, aprend n heraelf *lio had turn away from on n flight here from McChurd Air near zero. Curtis I me Chatman, Winter Park, Snow continued during tlir night Sentenced to flvo da*R lor ipeed- ahe.il u(ion the floor. ha*tlly threw them anil left her garm ent* in HtiNe, VVush. II enrried n crew of It II z with a knife Sept. 0. Killian* Is Ing, Orant entered ja il Friday. at Amarillo, T e x . wllli a fnii of tl unit 41 mllltnry pnasenger*. Into II Nome garm ent* for her l it ­ their hand*. "I ’nrrlt*" arcused of slaving M ssle Reddick, A rcjMirt that wrrckngo hnd been four Inches reported. Falls at Bos He quickly found fault with the tle one* and ran with them a* Thu men. heavily armed, follow­ I iltli-l;03-ti;3ll, fashion tlmw 32, with a . k n l f a May 21. Accord­ food, and reported m a c h c i In hi* quickly a * po**|lde to Dr. Speer'* Middleton Island, well nnd Tucum carl, N M , mens. ed her track* in the wood*, but no sighted near N.Ti7, last feature 0 :12 ing to a pollca record, Killians and Ml), B eing a councilman, ho got rraldcnre o ne-half mile nwny. algn nf fnillun* nor pile or fago t* whrre Ihe Olohcmniiler inndo It* ureil three Inches. the deceased were common-law quick r e i u l U - a D D T ipraylng of The snow licit extended from MGVTKI.AND Dr. Sp e e r'* hou*n wo* a log one could bo found. Mr*. Kvmi», for Init radio contact Saturday, cntixcd upper Michigan peninsula man and wife. "So b m iirlne Comniund1’ with Iwo room* anil an open lull whom *h c worked In Inter year*, a brief flurry of CRcltement y e s­ the •milhwcstwnrd through noulltern Another matter tn which Bea­ Ha °M ld m '11 lake up the food between. All thu people In the naked her Iho rrnxun for Imr be­ terday. S t a r t * <1:U0, feature fl;57, lnIt wan later dlucovcrcd that the Mlnncsidu, western luwo, Nchrns trice Wright, Negro, accused a eomplalnt i t ry’r meeting of neighborhood had aiecmlilud; the havior t h a t day, hut ihe kept a lermi**inn 8:21, Inst fe atu re "wreckage" flighted wa* driftwood |ka, w clorn Kansas and into nnrthman of rape, was ruled as no esse the council, a t cn be'U be cnap- man fortified the hou*a by placing •alien eilancu. A few year* ago, U;U1 nnd seaweed. I cm Texas. tcrnied by a bgl pine pole* and fence ralla do**|y by the grand Jury. ICoe.lnuri. .la l*aa* Tw*>( To Any Faces Torcfh Joh UN Bached Trace To Eisenhower Opposed 4 Slid man Adam * Will Rhrc l a Ia* i*i‘S| it \i i\\ l-'i 1 J Effects Of Atom Blasts Are Told At Lions Meeting Miller Kxpluins Thr ee hifferent Kx|»M»sion T y p e s Wekiva lltnil Club Better Markets Metnhers Itap Fivd Wj|, Be Ajm 0 [ I Jeer In riv r I );i v.s Nev/ Secretarv Is ! i Scr\ iny mi Nav y Ship Mrs. E. si. Routli Injured In Auto •Wreck Yesterday Inn Jordan Complains Of Inra'id Drainage Plan True BIII Returned By County Grand Jury Early Settlens At Mellonville Lived In Fear Of Indian Attacks I’irsl Jet \ee I’lans Three Services 11nil e In Search For Plane City Father Secure# Jail Improvement# Weather Movie Time Table - 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. 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, November 24, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 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>, November 24, 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/d580c1dbf2b8949314573b4a2f41f2e4.pdf ae32482d52a3ca04e4b74434102f780e PDF Text Text ye ytvqxMjwm,iaw>4tTO?|WtswfiH( fuap-vy — ------------------------- Page !• NEW FURNITURE F £ S / T ’ S TRUE! ! 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KidneySlow-Down May Bring Restless Nights 19411 English Bull! M. (i. Him deter, America's Moat Popular Sports Car. Owned By Local Business Man. TRUCKS 1950 Ford VH Vi Ton Pickup, Way above Average 15” Wheels and Tires On Bear. WKrn llrintp fundh-n *hr«6 *3u« m. many 1919 Ford VH, F I, I Ton Slake Hody, This Is a Truck Thai Will (Jive Lots of Trouble Free Service. S t r i c k l a n d - M o r r i s o n , Inc. Phone 200 M l* ruttipkln uf ■•ifitig b*tk*cM, (WA-d* tiM , dliilhMe and k*a of pep md iatrfr, Ik** ! suffer rwettow* nlgMe »tih ibww* dto* rumlofi;* If rydi*y*4 lidtift f I* f*t# ling' you duw*»-Mu* lie tmh r..fnm**i» r*’u**t| a* a(r*tM aM •train, orir*i»fOua or *ip>» •ur* to roM, Mlft»r hla<ia*r Irritation* die* tu (uki or *R*nf «U*t may cat*** ■tiling up nigWla or fr*qie*ni paacagr* (ken'l atglartt yuur kklnwye if lhw*« r* ndliF.fti bajihar puu. Try Ikaa'i IMtla-a mild dlurtOr Uatdl *uHr*«-a«fully by ntiihr'in* fur over ',0 year* li etmailng Kuw many tlnwM lk tn t g|*e happr r*ll*f fn>m tl«* illvofn. f«»It - help(Be 11mile*i*f fcMfiep lul** and llL i*i t Hia*h out »»*!*, Ciwl Ikian’t I'ilia Icalafl ►- A<lv. FLASH GORDON and hlse udventures in spuce By Dan Harry A ilt YOU WAITING Four ____ F o r R e a u lta The fallaMla* n lM M a lt I* ■II Want A4m ■■hn.h.U la T O «•«)«,* Herat*. I liter l l r err tin* I n r H I r i a fliara l* r *r r II m ■■•rrtlaB * IlMrr tr ** r liar laaarltan ia ilatra ar err II aa laaarllan T- M r llaa far i M i l r Caatrarf T ltr W rrfa la lha liar. Ir.ahl* Hal# r a t UUrh rara Ca*a PHONE 148 Waal «*a arm W arrr»ir4 ■»rr tka T rlrrk ra . aa aterao iaafaa rharar If |t a r aaara la Oaten la Ike Itlrnkak# kaak. la rr*ara far tkla arraaiaian«(laa (kr a d trrll.rr la t i M r t r f la M r aruataOr. la aM rr far aa la reader Ike krai a«*alkla are.Ira. all Waal * f , Mail kr la aar alflrr aa ike 4ar krfara aakllrallaa. .. * * » 0 »• laiaarnlatrlr ***** ** **** 1* jr**r id. H 9 •’■ •M l be rrap*Reibl» imt m«r* Iba* « •* l* r * r r * * l iia tr* Ilm*. SANFORD HERALD FOR R E N T Pi re t A partm en t*. S tre e t. Phone 114 W490-W . C n fu rnlahw l ap artm en t. Ave. houae ami (m a il In q u ire 601 C e lrry I'A N .IIlU IK K ilY ,1 room and bath furniifthetl iij>iirtmcnt private* anIraiice. Ilahy welcome. Keaaonable. Imiuirt- ftlr*. Kirn Holla (iroct'ry Store Caine j berry. IE LONE RANGER LONE tfANGEH HURT PLENTY BAP HERE UJftTOF TH1NOS WE S T iu T Lhp TO TOWN nr pi ! tM . r i Ry Fruit Striker tT B TWO CAY& ] L RlDY TO THE LU, H EAKST POCTOB.' Free - Free - Free Buffer Rental with furchase of Past* W at at Ssnkarlk Glass A Paint Co. S EM IN O LE R EA LTY Phone IT to HERE'S TOUR C HA NC E purchase new home. Your r hoIce of either 2 Bedrooms or 3 Bedroom*. Good location, bast construction, beautiful hard' wood floors. Ready to move In­ to. Only 11400.00 Down, bal­ ance like rsnt. Four Room H o u m on two lot* 14400.00. Liberal terms. Sea u* about these or others. J. W. H A LL, Realtor Florida State Bank Bldg . Phon# 1768 -Call H all1' NKW 2-Bedroom house. equity. 2424 Yale Avenue. Low Lovely two bedroom home. Nlcsl I and ic*pe<f. Wall f Inane Phone lftSft-M. A COM PLETELY furnished 2 bed room garage apartment. On large lot. Contact owntr at 600 Magnolla Ave. U 000 Completely fumlsked 2 bedroom home, living room, large kitchen, bath Oak floors garage and stor­ age. Good term*. w * m N ' ro w t u t s i o u t K i t o t w ' to inulk; IH t 61UTF I NE£D WE G O r THE LONE WANOEH AiT THE RANCH. HE'S WOUNDED PAP/ rTMC L U IE ^ i im rTONTO b a y b A r a h g e r 6 I i a HE HAY U O T » AAIVE-- / , J J V Ifo ~ 19*10 3 ROOM uti.l ball, furnished apart­ ment Clean, private entrunre. Adults, till* ftlellonville. Plume :i *;h-W. WORK W A N T E D ------ Ry Wall Dianey f IT'S VERY StVtPLB J C /CBUTI CAin K.I /?!» BNTLE M EN W E L L ... MffifE (3 0 1 3 N O T H IN '| % ( N O , F A T H fK , N O f.... MOT T H O O N A l ’ 3U...AND T T Q B F V i * ftWTw BAILEY MATHKK OF SANFORD 29309 E. 1st SI. Phone 137 BABY Double Yagl TV aerial, complete for chimney mount. With or without booster. Call 632-M. 7-piece Phllllplne rattan living room suite. Owner leaving town. Call 227.1-J after (1:00 P. M. Naval Orange* — 1 1 .6(1 per bushel Hamlin Orange* — S1.00 per bushel. South Sanford Ave., I mile South of (ilndervlllr. Phone 239-W. Bamboo Blinds and Sou* 426. Furniture Center — phone 1426. 110 W. First. S IT T IN G -b e s t uf refer ences. Mrs. Miriam Vinup phone 1U13-M._____________ % 11)— AusnTnMinpporluniilea — lu UNU SU AL OPPORTUNITY In Sanford: Established — Very good business. Living quarters if desired. Excellent f o r iiib ii and wife to operate — For dr tails write Box HAS. c/o lln aid.. SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY for ell uiagiulnct, alio gift subvcrin lions. Phone 17U8J, Mrs. M a n l j f Uonancott SPECIAL SERVICES Imported O IL F U R N A C K S -B y Krsaky. Wall, Floor and Fireplace. M. G. HODGES <03 W. 1st SI. Phone 118 TRAVERSE Extension Rod*—28" to 181)". Svnkarlk Glass and Pslat Co. l i l t Park A n ._______ Master Craft Taint |2.60 gal. HOUSE for *ale • itory and kaU. Army Blanketa, Cots, Tarpaulins Bam In back with garage. Plow­ Army Navy Surplus ing well. Lot 86 x 181Vk. See 0 . 310 Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 E. Corson. Lake Mary Road, Rt. I, Box 198 after ft:00 p.m. SW EET H A M LIN orange^TtOO hu. R. W. I.ord, Phone 1134-J. NEW 3-bedroom cement block house, dinette, fully equipped G. USED SPACE heater*; all »liesgood condition — very reason­ K. kitchen, breeicway end car able. Lee lime, 319 Elm Ave port ImmedUtepoaseailon. Phil­ I'h. urn. lips Terrace, 1429 Princeton Ave. T U X E lH T F E E D a r c ^ p le U lin e HUM FUNK to share home. Phone NEW LARGE 2 bedroom home. Hunl’a Tuxe-lo Feed Store. Graves Ave. Wood construction. 4811_____ Free tram moisture and mold. H Bed. springs and mattress. Large living room, picture win­ 11 ROOM fumishrd apartment. 300 Good condition. Cheap. Phone dow, tiled bath, pleasant kitchen laurel Avanuc. 489. with double (Ink. 30 gallon wa­ EFFIC IEN C Y apartment - Clean, ter heater. Nice cupboard*, 20" BICYCLE I T i w l a o r comfortable. Phone 321-R. irrecned breeuway • carport* . B E A U T IF U L S P IN E T PIA NO plenty shade - within three blocka --------- furnished apartment ASSUME PAYM EN TS of buslneaa section of Orange Downstairs. Phone ITftft-W. City on_pav*d street 88.973 oo. Must tell to some resident of this section, with good credit, gor­ Owner; Tnomaa Perk, West Blue 3 ROOM furnished cottage • Bath, geous little spinet, standard Spring Avenue. SSfttw Call 1267 It after 4:30 p.m, make full 88 note ■ keyboard. Just v m a .il. uu» pay small down 1payment, aaREAL ESTATE m o d e r n 3 room furnished apart­ sum* several rnontr thly payments, ment. Private bath. Adults. 2300 »u w a it t * Bey, Beet or 1*11, Plano fully guaranteed. mteed. W H ITE IT E McU° nVl,,f COLLECTION MANAGER, 111 Oklawaha Av*., Ocala, Fla. Will ft— Beal Estate Pee Hale *J. W. HA1 IA L L , Be advlae where to see piano. IrtevbU H at* FOR SALE— fods 1 to 7, 18 to 22, **CaB Hell PT-19 A IR P L A N E 30 to 36 ami 42 to 61 all of Block Radio, Nav. lights, landing lights 30, Ori'nmwohl. Thesa lot* are See Raymond M. _ and flares. 220 II. P. Hanger. offered for sale for 30 days at a censed Broker for all Licensed until March 1963 — special price and terms. They kinds of Real Eatata. For demonstration come to Mills are just outsld* of the city IIm10* * a Park. Phone Swap Shop, <06 K. 4th St. C. A. W H ID D E N . SB. EDISO N phonograph — Cabinet I l l Park Ave. — T *L I t t l style — 66 record*. Phon* 360-J _______ Sanford. FlerMa________ after 6:00 P. M._______________ ^ FOB SALE HY OW NER Admiral Dual-Temp refrigerator, 2 Bedroom Masonry Home, wllk Admiral D eLu t* store — bath Drastically new. Phone 728-J. S p o o rs HEATER - Coleman apace heater, Complete Electric Kitchen pipe and tank • good. 1 Upace heater Venetian blinds rocker Completely landscaped 110x138 lot Paved Terraco Large Oak treea Phone I634-W Q. I. FH A Mort. & 1XL BPBNHK HOUSING A VY PERHONNBL ► buildlnr five Defense * for m I i to first five * 11appllcanta. Thor* ere two bedroom and thro* two* houee* at special low -t CASH Paid For Second Hand Furni­ ture. WC! BY MOUSE -8 PART or F U L L time general uf flee work — Experienced slenu grsphy — bookkeeping. Plum. P3U-J. K 11 T C U K N E T T K apartment: Rough on roaches ami makes ants It,(MO Down lliyhwuv 17-PL*. South City IIsay uncle. Roach Film* contain­ 3 bedroom concrete block con­ nill*. Hlmnbcr luml Court. ing chlordane kills. Roumillst A struction. Electric kitchen, Urge Anderson’s 100 E. 1st. Iut. Balance like ren t (-I.KAN Ft MIR room furnlihnd ROSA L. PATTON apartment, till Park Ave. N E W Florence electric apartment Registered Beal Estate in k e r else stove. Phone 1097-W. ACLIIP U«E TOO T O M e e i H ELP W A N T E D COLORED—TW O thoroughly «*. perienced service station pur ters; fl Day week; 146.1)0 p e r* week — big tip*. W rite or call Lou Branch Service 8tati<m, West Palm Beach,J l | I8/>OQ.OO. T H E IIO LI.A W A V A IIA BY HKDS Day, wcrli or mouth — Tel, MSB. Furniture Center. I in W. F im t OH, H ASH' 1 ASP I ‘M W t(AJ WIU HAVE rOOP AM I.V\ h(ttO‘ J HVH6K1.' M Kt5T Ht A MOMENT [ OUTS*Pf S !J' B»j T CiKST I S U M DOWN bedroom boom, IVfc year* eld, A -l condition, benutlful pina floors. KTrrnrd porch, carport, electric kitchen, npnee heater. W ill Gnanea balance at |«6.00 monthly. Total price In only HERALD WANT ADS W K I.A K A A D S S 0V , ARTICLES FOR 9 A LB U se Phone 76S 1951 Ford VS Tudor Sedan. Very Clean, One Owner, Kadln. wetL/ cowe o n ! g £3 W A N T D O SS CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to 12 — 2 to 5 1951 Ford Vfl Convertible. Very (Tran, One Owner, Hadln, Heater, New Tlrea, Ijm Mileage. SfOKWW. A* m u. \ *• 1 11% %IJ I V • 1 ). A CAR OR TRUCK FOR EVERY PURSE THIS WEEKS SPECIALS CARS out me Gar \ ail rueift ' imece/yuus |rf«Jb Our Stocks Are Small - But Our Values Big COMC O N/ WMAT By Ray GMio OZARK IK E AT You Can Pay More, But You C an’t Buy B e tte r 308 Eaat Flrat Street T H E SAN FO R D HERALD Tbaraday, N*v. M, IMS GOOD AND BAD »g. U 4 .H I pc. Chrome Dinette ►g. 869.86 Sofa B*d l o & ’S o ' t e * MATH KB OP BANK — 1> Frigldslre Hale* & Service. G, II High, Oviedo, Fla. Phone 4161 or Sanford 1642-W. L. L. S IL L — Plano Technician Phuj* 011-W. Route 1 , Ban ford. NEW FLOOHS surfaced to per­ fection. Old floors made like j new. Finishing, cleaning A was Ing, situ portable power plain Serving Seminole County sines 1926. H. M. nisatoD, Lake Marv LAW N MOWERS sharpened. Rl ;lea rsp cycles rspalred. Shuman's, 314 I. 4th SL AW NING S Plastic, Alunmlnum. C a n v a s Free Estimates. Phone P29I-J M after 6 P. M. for appointment. V CARPENTER I v (IKK Fur uulck repair Jobe, or amsll building. Call Jim 1143-M-4. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Kay. I1U6-J. PLUM RING Contract and repair wurk. Free estimates. K. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828, CABINETS Formica lope. C. VaQ Woodworking. 612 Sanford A v * Phone MIB-W A I4A3J. BATTERY, Generator or Starter Service. Call 617, Hwaln’a Bat­ tery Service. Sanford Avenua and 2nd Street. n LL i A TYPES Bullduaer wurk. Rea. ■unable Kales-Free estimates. Phone 868-J. V. 0, Gracey, — PH ILIP S Colonial Cleaners "know % bow" plus U-San-O guaranteed mothproofing assure yuu of "Bandbox" appearance. Phone <81 for free delivery service. Furniture Repaired, Keflnlshed. Home end Office Fixture* Built. D AN IELS C A B IN ET WORKS 113 Railroad Avenue (Weinke Bldg.l________ SPREADER 8 KHVICE. Lime en.1 Dolomite end Fertiliser. Phon* 1393-M. David E. Carpenter. JALOUSIES Lifetime Aluminum Free Esti­ mates. fre e Installation—Telel * 3®- F uu ltu re Cantor, 16 W. First. DRAPERIES, Slipcovers mad* to order. Call IPOlT, Mrs. FamalstP A IN T IN 0 « - body work, Gen*« l repairing. Reasonable ‘ ■ Auto Service, ^ ^ B t.J a n fo r d . 9 » < - LOOT A N D F O U N D — t* *0®T t - 1 RED snapshot album, Saturday. Nov, 16 on Cslsry Avenue between Sanford and P *r%- Sentimental value only, Finder n il 16N-J. 1*09 Mpn I'a fthoea - Patent Practically naw. A o n v - y o u o o s im p l y u rm a tv a d o b * m b , > — » D O N 'T > O l) f jZ f f J I M B A N . YOU'D O O f c D B P N irif LV ANYTHING YOU12 POWBO TO r— AKH N B N A P P y 'V K W o u o w r r — <« RtyV o u p w J K S ta f �■*. . i u i -«J-#*«- ■•***#'*.*4 •#**'*#*•'* fc *» •, * . v —--- nn-gi*#* *. . » ■ iMj >»£*n Mvf.m n*w * i* **”*"■» -Ti# j »#,Ir Mil: uI NIUl.lt TOU DON'T M r .11 In (1.11 1 1\ t loilll* till* Illrrnnon m lilrt di ii IIi pnrllon, run* 41mil'll Mild mu 111 p»i li n n . l.iir and >11'411 11\ Mililri Ion 44 li I will, i r i | . Irrril I n n l In mntli porllntl. Sat* in ,I n l.iir and w.it filer in .tfler* Imi,n »*rel«r junr Sanfoid Herald. L'ilf Uclltsry, hy 7:0tl l'. II.. pleas* rail ^ l K M ,M V ( A ll t i l l H a n f o r AN IN D K I'E N D E M ' VOLUM E \U V KtatnbllMhvd 1908 William Green Dies Of Heart ^Attack At 81 HANFO RD. II.( lit I DA d H A II.l I l f 11 > \ A S NOV. J |. CHANNEL REQUESTED AND CONSIDERED a - • • • EX ISTIN G ----------- R A IN F A L L ,m ' Q *0 E President Of Ameri­ can Federation Of I rubor Had Lengthy Career As Unionist l h r *t j 3 VII Lf Noted Catholic Chinese Charge Author Rejects Is Beaten Back By ROK Forces VisaGivenByU.S. WASHINGTON t# - W I I 11 n in Green, |>r<-si«i«‘ii( of ihc API., died _u f n hoar! attack today at his '•h o m e in Cim.ihtK'Inn. 0 . Ihc API, announced Green « j i hi II wos tlic u-eoml dentil id n inalor Inlmr Irinicr within n month. Philip Murray, head nf the riin l CIO. e„lli,p.ed and died at San Frnnci’ cn Nov i> Green was burn in CostuK-lon March 3, inn, the Min nf a coal miner |le was working In the Ohio mines before be was out of tirade y s eh no I and was a full fledged miner by die time he wo* IS Green first turned tn polities and served n term in the Ohio Sennte Then be went Into union activity, pioneering in tlio field of nationwide ortiatilialion. At .13. lie bad become president of the Ohio district mine workers union lie advanced to secretary treas­ urer of the Amerirnn Prderallnn of l.abor m lillii. and beeame pr#*slm *h‘iit of (be imiim when Samuel w Ooinpers died in 1021 the API, i hieftnin bail been In fmlimi bra IHi fur years, and Ills widow. Jennie. 82. lias been ill lour or file years They had live dnnghler* and one sou 1 «I'M h ; i Ml 1le 1 U \ I It *N .1«»Vin - - [ n Min ii |J|i i i * ,114,11 ft ■■•mi I'n/Ah* tiik'* to llif Indian lU w t iit -1 ninth i»f lih.sMil, Sun 1 in |fn I ' liti i Tit j,T -* man p.opoi diroi'thftiii! U m ing», hull LI 'my lilt I *11*.i* (iittffft* at Ilii' top, flu* ."‘I. idlin’. l£i\«*r lum hit • n Progress Of St. Johns lndian Citizens Group Ike’s Choice For Tells Choice For River Canal Pro ject Is Related Cabinet Leives Sralarrr Vlacmlnr ennui m (ir.itlli .mil rriienllim'al Hospital Board Taft Wondering Thanksgiving For . ,, ,, , urll* Hies. oxrurMim I I , spnrl Itiver ..I tlppormnlly may bo n ,|lllul IIW, Ilf ioii h Sailors Is Project Win ren Is Asked To OF (S O Com mi I fee Appoint Five Men Selected Ity Group I hr Ior ill f will'd Hn v|ro () i j -,in l oiiM' the mntlii of till) St -Inbn* Indlm. Itiver Improvement t oni mil lee orpin m l III Sanfnnl .tulv 2'J to printliile the Sunfuril I Hits ville navlKathm van., and o n r waterway projeel* la ( ealral Mm Ida Oritcil on by a keynote address bv (icorue \V. Gibbs, tbp mci'tllU! alien,led by about 7.3 persons from up and down Hie Kt Julius basin and Hip Indian lllv rr shores, set llielr siKlil* nil till) Until and devr liijtrd a firm course nf action to achlcvp It. Karl llrnwn, the He I.ond rihlbllur and promoter, wa* eteeteil In serve a* temporary lire slilcnl of the Kruiip. Tlie meetlnii pniv'Wed answers In two urcat i|U«»tlolls. Whut will Iho Sanford Tltllivllli' I'.innl do for t'entrnl Plnrldn? And. Imw ran we Ho about mir Job? „ ;,s „ ,-p sin ; a, .... mull* Thi' ........... . 0 „. .,t|lllt n(M, .......... „„ ,|uiln« the Kh.nilmns Imenme •jifl\ <*rs t ) f W ill S c iia t 'H II, W iilc h in u ,,f ..... .. S t ' l c t ' l it m *. m m Vl,„r , tlv ....... 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Iistiiv If they are eo , m,,s '!f whum ate .d fmuticlers me to share In II,e new- ailliilnls Imjiislrtiillsis. use the Inter II I,lloli's |n|, inti* ‘''m jlal " a tc r"iiy to take llielr Mlspriliowcr has si* m in e raid H 'h ts to Miami they never sen m l phiees to fill ulus a half ifo/ru mlaml iniiimi Morula, Morina. the im- ipiruenu* i.oryemis *e,fn -.ipn ,,r Job* uf a I most eUii-il ra*.k ery and plea Mint liu,ia*ito.i a ^ .tl | Hud h ifk e A «f Am fteb.1l A 'full Furl I I i I'l'C llt * i M ic e I ' i> ti _**»-fil r» tit»* nf ill* N i i . lili Aw tocintivl Press l.ru -c d W ire Ike Names Humphrey, Brownell, Stassen To Cabinet Posts £ CHANNEL a | 'i : . j l e g e n d • * N E W N IW P K Il Kivcr Of Opportunity • m F u r H ;u l Ni\ > Fanat irnl l «i .tit.i m t. I j n i l ' MmI i i I Itoiimn i 11liitin i ifthu ills i'losti! lod.lj til,it 1111 It.I,I t r ll fil'd .i v isti granted tn 1 s Vlltunr) tll'Ml lilt .1,1 Mil's |' Ml t i l . 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I II *« hmi i»l Mm I ‘hoi m1it v l"H v ,i 4 iouh.ition.m o i f iof *• loo tic 'AO. | '• Af f K s () I It T i l i ' u i i Ill'll V I* III it 11M11 .11 I ft Mil h mi n l> I S u i r i t! r fa il ii«mimI In ! trinpt - m itn n i ttr it i k m w ! tit! 1 n nmn s i.o n . r \lii. *i lllin smashed a f.uiatii d i n|| s ililt hfd.n no Siopei lid i the 1‘erttrat K o i e u i I tiitl lupped lesser .ill.,. 1, . t ■ It) |4 mu (he hiitlle Ion* \ t S f j g h l h Vi oi% 1” *' • in.t u (■ •Id nitres|iionliid s \ n . 1Ml lit 41 VI .1- lost I Ii" said all es| |in«if i d ho toed tlie ft**/eo l««p«*s. *if S um»» 1 U nl i kdh tI « iiunitf tf mi , 11 i c v i- la m l Im lu s lr ia l- Ut Selerlt'il 11\ * it‘11* i ral Fur Important I ' n a .-Mir\ 'iiiA I ’n s i t i n i i M U \ UK »• lien I ' m tgllf. l> I , , n . i I tr.«| 1 , 11* i,i,!leated \ of i h*\r« II ■' p' l,Md 4 1 . . 1. t ,J V .«t M * I m i v I,ill.I I Hilt ...... I M ill ml lhm\ nrll ■I \ . \m k . m ,. I ii» \ . m r.il, ■ H mi met* IL.i i ibl I i l u . i t . I Ilf Moan • orM S f’i u I • * ver, N1 .4 It- l.i I 1 « rdiuN '•I lui* Hu 1 , M1' t I*-'"it in.i flu If ,4|Mf he hi. , i. i It ih \ in Pli«> • If. ♦ mu i 4Ur I it >T • ti i* he pn Ml. nl id ill 1 *• mi • v In ! Ill,1 ♦ m*. * III! ll *• ' i ki It m r ill f •'ll* ItU #1 i"*mtnv 1 lull II mii fif * \ ♦ ' 1 1 * pi. 4(1* I' nf | .i n t m v uf i i I iom ho • ♦m| |.. •» i I I•if| Ii. of Mn ■ - i ll Mit m i 1 1 ,^ .hthtuu o Sooth Kim i*i i hi* • >1 e -1.1» 11 m(if k *| I r,M 11 . M if h > have lu -I ii) id u f( Old. i Vtill Ulit s oi IS M. time U.\ i m ' mi Hi tllll* nf lilt 11 Id oi ♦ >• hand .I md \ l.’ f il haMalmt f ft lo I Old nf Stf 1111a t <4 | ■ * U h» 4 h 4j ) *4t *tt #.i Hu lu.tu h|.|| ipu ,i ' . 1 'In , N , 1 , < , #»» M,,ll,, , ,f 1 hi* 1 1*41 I tn ♦ till! Ill ll> I . 1 . •.ft \-ltn ,m h itMiff. 4oh OIMl -t Hi* lit|iiii h .i l i e «"f in-'i i j i !' fllli 1 N 1 tn , 44III 1* |........... Hi llli II |l|< ,♦ i M iflim ,m I' mmi Ii . ♦ UHp.'i 1 L Ml .411! 1111 flf • *1 ,1». t , 1 1«1 M t , • • in ■' t'| #1 1 Iinin •" null* •] ■ M U d l|. # j i, | ‘MM «! cl 1 1 . ♦ I. , i >-fiifi.fOie hi l"' •hi i-iu I-. Him ) ' O (I OI Ml. ill I nii r •I id lh» • o in t I |N I In* Mind .1 t.... 1 i uni nmol i » « • tn. i In i'll n 11U* »A,»• ' I I I |*i i .111»111 % in id * diiu i lien tone no L m U dv I iii... ,i dd --ii '‘ Oloei tn f I dl 111 I df lln \Hied .*r 1 1Mi i veloeh So ill II *nis fold I IMl ' I I• IS 0 It nil's la jO 1111 f i M i l Inevi hooia nf 11n 11 i • and e.iilv (til iiifirning >1 Moehh \ hilnno id i hi .rights Hi'si' i hill :i*11 Sjiiipui Ltd • hml ■*Mi •* 11ml In n Ih' n **■ lm* In ml i I'hfuli' 1 \ •o.i* , Ui It'it Hi. Ill'll i V4 »’ •i 1 iK h . k|ii,*lv i Diimf NimHi ........ in lu Iif Hu 1 V *1* 141 * • n*l |i-*f M\ ,'fh'i il . n Hu • "mil • # pfilh <1 mil f lu i "| ftl f ll VlU'N H> I.,.,,. f. . .1 if uni 1 I purl,III l MU j,f 1 ,utl 1u1 ll. i« .Mis .11 dun Hu 1 •fig liUi >i , Hi. • r - -4 , 1 * )•. 1 1*4. •i \uiH i K 4. It... -p 1 -«» hi (1 1 4) , 1 . i ' 4 » * tUli 1 Ih* irr U.S.1 Mu. .1 Min .| .1 , •C "Hill lie •ti 1 ,** '♦ ) (It H|| \ . h..| Mil' *4 1.41 ll INi (I Ml f In jiif.t.i '* ♦ » •iff 1 1> Dfc- M . - l i i , 1 l *•!)* is 1 Uf i bun i Imm • i hiulf if! 4 1 i d \ o* SSIII Ills, lo the h ill t oi Hided i/atiwn is nskiiiir loi'til le sid r u ls to " r r k l v " N»w Sliilf oi,to .111ff \ i The CltUi-ii* Hospital Commit, extend tin1 hii-pittilitv of ||,uii huo ( i l r t i l f said lm had .ipphi'd Immrs on I'limik-giving l)nv in tcu, which Micccssfidlv sponsored n i i i i H v to I lie I s • I ho nIN personnel of the San ford N aval the passnirn of the (,‘oiinty Hospi­ g riu T al fm .i \ i ,i unl lilt* d mit All StuLiou. iieemtllng In all nil- tal ImiiiiI issue at the mills oil Nuv. a long i pie slomoiom1 noiiiireiurlil by .lurk Uiilignu, I,rad I. today aimouneisl the name* of " A f l e r four Meek t fi.«\i heeo o f I In* gloiip. five prominent men in Sniiliiote 'told I eao tin %i* ao lo, hi u i k w a Aitniti this roiultof T l i n n k 'i r l 'lm* ( 'utility It lias recommended for and po> more tli.m >i\ |Hnmds ,1 f11h inf) in e.ihle < li.ii. * . iiM-io i ed P a y , • * lias broil tlio cane In other the five-mail laiaril of bosplta' ye ars when tills ro tiu liy war* trustees to la' appointed by Gover­ 'in Du MUM'Ne of a It {Mining d e n t-nught In U«* throes o f w ar, ninny nor Puller Warren. sum hi* a roll' They are Hr. (1. 8 , Seaman, ,\lof the youth o f tldn iiwtiim a n ^ lf f I., Oil HI die l lilted ( a t m u n y i i l flow, l|ii<>hiippy ul- ti,monte Hprlnus: .luhn Kvun«, . M > ,\ |,,il. 1| lei I Till Inld Oviedo; (ienrrai J’. C. irutclilsmi,’ a m s p b s rr o f llodr luiinu*. 1 , 1 'J'T , T r 'v*i* l " ‘ waleldnt! the f ’ leslilent Hie whole l m . on 01 ill ll.i Ve hi Many of tile men in the A Mnril Pil'd It. Wilson, ami llmvartl Pn1 * - i r r p * ............. ... ... ..... 101 k.i. Siuiford. anil ollirr |H>intN along S,-l vires at liulile will miss this as- *llle of Sunfordtin* ri\»*i I'liry never ra n rr.u li, [ T nft’« friends fiiniiil little In ■ orbitinn witli llielr families, I The followlnir is tbr romnh-tr «■ ti«»iif u hi m Kf ’ f'liln*'* i*i .hi by water, the jmlnt^ ,ilo»n! flu* ' while niuuv oversells will have Ut­ text of tlie statement issued (oint4itumii <■<♦ | i' *.11*f 11.«V III*- f liiilri nf ile m ole lo Is' lluilikful fm Ihnn ly today by Jiidifr Domrlns Kiro. W IIAT W ild, T ill, t AN.tl m i­ uklituHliit I t iu r, or gel «!•»•* to ♦ .Putin I unIm I lii 11*-s »»f New Niiil the fuel II m-v are alive, M-ived up strorn and Gonritr Touliy. ro-rhulrurlando and Lee*biiit: I'h-it m I with it lu rke v illnilri nlii mens kit. men nf the Cltltena Hospitlil Cumllii*\ euiitiot reneh them w ill...... i *1*• M'lTltiir \ uf ' f ,ll** » 11ill I* Thn Corps o. lafijiliieer^ li.is «li It ontlnurd On I'age S id Tlinukstfiviliir for Ilf* in a eotinreeled its studies of th«* rum I pro loin; mid unlikely sole iiHimev .iff Wll-Mli nf | Iftf lilt 1. if li l.it Mi*|i •! fur %i*» rrt i • v ul «I< try vvliirli bus not suffered the jeet nlong the lines of a multi their m am cou rse to Wesi r dm |»i't'""*nlrii! f|*f i **' .Hill liiu I lull _ f,t **» MrK.iV IIIVHire* of w ar, rvlllriu-nl Iiredonipurpone ualerwd)* servinu the lien, b nnd Minim I<r«t,i(\ uf Mir iiiiintly in so m any cunnlrle* a nerds of imvlgatlun. reereotionnl ( II Is nlmosl ii \ loinnTll-. Iimu ,i-r. nf Urrguii fm hrmnl, limy l>e expressed in (iitrl boutlnu, flood control mid venter Hint If I hose s a m e successful bus inletiur by local maiden to by invltinir sullMl ttrrt' e.irlv * uf Ki stublllintlnn Complexity uf tin* iness men who have seen loved ml 1 •**•». 1 tit/nl unit* •* III IMS (m m the base to join them in nfftil h«i I lli* problem ha* been InfRply rrspnn anil luvcsleil heavily nlop-; Die %1-ittimi «■'I in h i' .... h 1 • ■ . , 1 .1 1, (4, 1 KM tin* i itfiii t their home ob’ i'lvaaces. | slblc for Ihc tortuous delays in illiproiiiii-tlve Inivu-r Knst i ,,n-l -villi l.ifl fur the |iH’ 'ltietiMjiI iiurn | i • 14* >» .u* 4 .4 1 ' 1 t 1. . •till t The U8(( Is nsklmr Sanfo rd rest, shores were welcutuei! In 1 ,-utinl innI Mitt I the stiulic*. 4 , • > 44 , 1 1, .-«• 1,3 1 1 k i i 3til 1 i M drills to invite a sailor and Ids ll (inlit**' p r e f e r ttil tint*Mini nun | Navl|atlon: a few years prior In Florida, they would oe even more .4 .>« r-.ll-M. tut* 1 Ii "* Mu' buddy to llielr hoinrs for Thank*- . t r ii! 11 n im III .I ul n || llte ilnv I'.l World War II. the Jacksonville i. 1 Nl » • ■«* im pressed by tlie uppnrtiriilu,,,» | ii j* i i Mi bifid*"U 1 The Ariwr>,l Kits-,;* c il.lli' M imh I irivinir illtmer, Mi *. J . f.. C orle y l« I venliu'M'f viuii Mir nuinunitiurt ■>! II r * " kPslips— 1 In In* i >ti rliuirniHii of the eommlltee In I,'ink rro lv ril IP lw>ttl”« uf MimhI district cnulnccr esllinnlrd savimjs fronllmt them anil m n* - mild I|n* ( TiitMigu ttinv riil mu Urr.uiNi4Inti I*|i t , 1111' 1*' III* 11 I Hu M !i •1 nt rlmrtte o f the priurinm. insistisl bv t'l the K|>,ar<i«xl Parish llnusr ill coil of umvlns freight hclwccn beiiin in establish ni-»- Ihi s 11,. --ses tin\»'w N'uikrr hull illiiftrfl -i ill* *1, 'T ill -4114Fit lu Mr. Miss 4• >tawIn Hinton and Mrs. p. K. '•p.trnln*'. ll wns rn"urt,*l I im' hv Sunfnrd and Ilia Indlnn River via and Induslrles Ibere I is .i\m pint fur in foreign pulirv plunk In the proposed canal ul $23,000 an 11" I t • | IttliiU S ' i •I. malic, because Ihal I ev.u tlv Itoumlllat. Ii " Mrs Velum liiiii|||l" l, rxrrutlvr w tilt h I iu M i e;mitl(htte« Dgreetl i jai4♦•Ilu' Iu 141Mlg 1i (Mr |u l 'uiily A s per Ia I coupon I* helllir inilil- -,’rretnrr uf tli" Seminole County nunlly. Till* wax nt a time when what they have linin' alnnu Die |U Mir Nrlretlun uf hnlli*' muM 4UM>*J i d bv The Herald fo r residents f ’hnnter of the American Ited Central Klurliia wa* luriiely an a« laiw c r Hast Coast Miami i- be I " " 1" 1 » (if t*iill. in ' h. liOf* pulilIt'iin*’ hellrveit KI m *ii Iii»u rlcultural land. Industrie* have III lift I1111jI ! Ii11 1U V Ml! wlm wish to participate la this Cross. III, cumlni; a jj r r a t Industrial n D -is hiirl iins'V rrrtl I li'incwnilH' since bctfim to move Into the terri­ n result (lot the ritv w h h h nt r r |H 1 luMI (* U 8 t l project. VI.. >11 •111ji I lie I I'llI ' O f tlir ti" persons who offered tory. Rail transportation costs tracteii them is now lii-yliuinu' in e h .irg r i timing Ihr pre*»nlenlittl 4 1,1 , *1 1* Mill Mmf J * I tog V' i'll lit. *n ilnnnli' MiiimI. Ill were arreiitwl, have virtually doubled ilurlnif the rnrnpiiik’ ii tIt .11 I he gi rirral Itiul • ' mn \M f Mli,|ir ,* 1(1", 14I I ' 1 the other (3 were rejected thronuli InlcrvcnlniJ years unit the savlnjj* lose them The«e sam e luismi's* hern ” 1 uLiMimt'-i t i ur l * \I iiipu' 1 tv • n u* Ino fimlf of tliftr own, Mrs. Gun- to be effected by water Iranspor men lire heulniiinp tn visil nlher Whilf Ihitle |>1 nitdlitV' uutililn ♦ i ,.m piai-e*—Ibimlnii-un Itepulilic Hal i .it il* h i uim< il ii u* xnl"* *11 111, lliivr hern iiinung l.ifl*'* rtiulf!"* tatlon have Increased proportion- .. Hie lla huiu a*. or l.atln Ami t n I 11 . I A'' I I|f i I' * *' Ii" Thn*u uffcilnit Muoil went a* aiely. It can he assumed thal sllll nrv uf Nlitlr llte prit^pe It lu* |•| in I I' ' itU* ill* mt Nit' greater use will lie mode of water lilt s r Pminikre, county m m - follows; Ii i (lilt Ml!U"i • 11|-|*l IlijH ♦ '* H i H I Mrs. It. f . Coonrr. Mr*. Kvrlyn Frnniportatlon In the future missleioT f- o r i I.omr'vood, y r s t e r . Hood Control; In 11*37. Hu- di* ' ' h« " u"’ '*■ .if i**• nl r.. It MU11* III llu ■'(U h u l l I * "N \ h K I*.I, - 1 , 1. il*v riltended a n r .* Iimi o f tile Thoiniwon. Mrs. II. II. Grier, Hill "" Racrcational Itoatlm; I’riur lo triet engineer ostlmated the S.in ■'J1' " ' |*ul.| i 1hit I |il il l- Mu *i'll- * fill Klsnitui', John 1 trawler Ii In, Itmlijy S lid e Itoinl Department hnunl at lord Titusville cat.nl and ! * ur l l ( ii\ c H im World War II. Hie district engi­ iM ii ltd uirl I fil uiliit l1 ii 1* -f >•#41, ft 41 itsMlieiii-el «.»• i mu c ' l i i * f I IMIllflftlfll 'Ml I dM I Dili \I T a iln ,,n**ea in an nttemnt to have Isikc, Jessie laelire. Itoliert Hick* neer estimated tho vahic of the ti# ui ' -i**d ui ■ I if Hit son, Mr*, .lark Gorily, Mr*. T. A, V In T o p It’ d I li t on the ............... .. 1 lin n ’■ n 4• |,« 11 ■ *in i *-'u*i' i? Hu hi i 41I Sprlnira »-oid om b'et In Decemlior, Stile, n iffo n l I’r ortor. Mr*. .Inn,|( imi • ii- lilt I ifUlltfl- •S* fuiui.L i i id • * .1 . sen, Chllllp Hoyil, l.ro lluliter, Ueo-Ilor l.loyd ?■*, Iloyle, ro aiity at\U t,,l„, F»*ter M ‘A , , D. K llilk .MmI."Dili; Aren -iin-e I *• 4 , hti ' vi, Joe Corley, Itohert IIrown, Mr-. nr \ \ UHTF * torney, said today. ll 1 M.tl 1' ' I 4 ‘ 1 1 | | it I t ] tl.'lll \' 1 v •* Mn' ||e related that I'ouinilsaloner Jno Corle", Hot Itnnif". Mr*. Cecil ,t * 4.1 IN 111 ll.l l 1 , . 4 -1 1 •♦( MlliiiiUllli |u ♦ •■ * i'l’ fllfi* f ■ I Ml 1 ,4 4 I f hfMfl «»f t'otin 'k ’-e wns 'itleinptlnir to have Flowers, Wnllnce Hlclrii-h, Thomas .*H> ♦ 1 It M ■ellsI 11Fi*iui11in mill- w*M l*» '*7 •"* * 1 • »- d 4 . I. -I Ilmlilv ih m y lif*i Hie hid* let before the preaent Mcro, Gtinlott Hraillry. lln 1 IM tn m* William D. Upshaw. »«. author, ii * | * if 1 11 i'fi ••■ ♦ in! iniiikrt uud III I I. it llo'caril, A. 1^ llrtt*, Kllxnlieth lecturer and preacher who u» a ** state lawirtl vvent out o f office. 1IM( 1 ' « -il it **r, ii ui o hid Hu liu|i*4*iili> it«ii i k * *. .................. . vi i: i | I '•*. Mrlhvln, Isiralne Flowprs, l„ II. consrcssman won the snbrhpirl ,|e,,1 . ,<1 .1 v w i *■ wound",I ll,,- l.iiitim tohill] 1 ( * hull. K tirrm t'H NOTE: This I* the li»l»* liuuui^MiiA*‘d milk \|$ I I Johnson, Mrs. Thelma Hrevver, Mr, "dryest of thn drys,” died today In third ol a serif* of artlrlr* Ity WII" J 3 ." ill |i ! I'M - i (till* I i »I ., ,.i I'ti'sid rnt III IT AI I Y VI HITTING # j wi Ft*ui-* u *|uifft, ri'iiiil, null I,, "hpi.irtcrn. Copt, Mellon .it,d otliri "oldn-i" . f|»e .......... I ||’i 1 I *■ t»11**V* « I M r*. J.N. Whllnrr on the history Tip. Ildturv luncheon Mumlay ■ml Mrs. Jack Coddard, II. Uwlnu Glendale, California. n Ittill’wllfi-. 1 11S111i *LT•4111 / ( d Ur Hull who died nt lln- |i” -l «» '«• ,t,t",n-,l «I lit I., > l.unt n l 1 Is* **- i * nlii.. 1,1 Mr. Upshaw hid been n frrt|uenl of Hanford. In this a itiile Mrs. will br friiltirn l lie n talk on the Hran. liiiM, III lull) , f u r milluii mi iiuim till lil" ".tnt" Villi, HI,",.,,, t IP".! SI,ito Dl*« !•♦.... i jut i (i .iliiml tin* Those asslstlmr In hrlplnir Mrs, visitor to Sanford and spent one M h lln tr dr^rllM** the nllerk on t* raw 111 " f Irlrpbtmp servlep with % t ill i'11-t !»H It-Iil’ it ualluft, tvliulNolo; Klk‘* Clubt. nil Lid." Mon I* u Ii,i 1 1 iii*1nt cl I Itu* in* • • in Fort Mellon by a blind of Hemthe " mi« tb nf Knnfurtl by John Gonr-alrt were Chautrr Chairman winter at the Fellowship Front wfife \ pint uf !iiiiii(»{'f,ii iu 4 milk nt.-, imw owned l*v Mr. ( ’lot-. II •i •* |l,l fnl ♦'n- hip hnffijul . Iiidnlt.l » I . , . i,i Inule Indians, I 1, Fvnns, DDtrlet Mnnnirer of Hnymnnd l.unduulst, Sydney R. where the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ W iilkii H.v .im I of iiiii oldei town u'il* lmvt1 ii iiiliiiiiiiim iidnd |u »•1 in Vpi d il d. Ills! ,1tl ill Ki t ‘ * • ii . i. , n III” Dmillirm Hell TrlrpholIP Mill Tvrn I I I , blood cha Irina n, Mrs. Vo­ tion la now located. He gave sev­ , In-, first net hull' ml Hu • dl pi'Olih i ,-. ii I i Ifi'io v vii.it i-.l llii-ii nf Hi i'l iiH ii nt! n n hull *111* |»i «•» I I .. Ill tv <4 Ily MKH. J._ N. W ltlT N K II Tel'*t*nttifi ('"tupniiy, with hra>l* lin Williams, Sr., and Mrs, Roy eral lecturca at Sanford churches I ef I l 4*4 lit i t Nsllill' l| luilf |*i »*t 'll! ..f lln- Sliul t>•(|,i \ III iii* I , *■ 114*11 hi Ilf* tho d «" llli ji! • I In Deciimhi'r 183*1, Camp .Mon- graves, whirl, w.-n mmrlrrs In Orllimlo. Also mi the Mann of Hip pnhlirlly rommlltre, during hla slay here. i iii* wun him 1 III 1-1 1 ( |l!.|| N u| He went to Congress In 1010 from roc wa* oslubllshnl by tlol Fntt- lln* w-nli-r'" uli!'' tlml th" wn.* 1 I'ii-ii 7 (full-, wind'*"''lili I Itll IM*! 1 ....... . Mi proi;inm will lm n ilrmonstratlon display chairman Mrs. Olirn Hun­ M iu- mIii I*’ mill*, ill Itiilk, uill • i. i t in .Is- I ell* * • 1 Ittuiiu » I , • il l d IN I♦> I 1 mliower. iiinir tin tin* soiilli liiink nf iii*’ long .ii,i-i- lmvi- uii-J,"il .ivvnv nil • I-, Georgia a i a Democrat and served ter, hostess. Junior Red Cross I........ ef n Mlrro-wnvn Unit used In hull * ill! Imnutifiil Ink'' which U'Ul* Dint Inter" of Ihi-m, (11*3*2 Nol": Almul ii m i ui until) uf HI •,i*id** u knillnn, , i Ii il* It * ft Iin* l n * il-,* u * ,ii * * Ih - r-lnv uf iplrphone calls ami members. It iijr r llodues, Carl right years, In 1032 he polled tto.ooo name. (11)33 Note; ...............inker vvilt'ii' W T Itll stand- i Mu lit M Il’iu I -tli! L mI iy Wfd iinti-Njil**, i\ *(••♦ *♦ I " ‘ill • * »e1 ' ,1 hit* -ii II. H . dull television urn#*rums In raillo re- Hester and Glynn llodifes, donoc votes as tho Prohibition party's xtiiuils). Tho post wit* tiek'ii|ii'il by ,k i*n Hu h l. pfuijin lu J t > l♦n |*r TI," military w o rd stnt'-s that i i -ii I h, %vluili***nl*', ii(ul «7 iu mI h, i * •ii .ui Hi candidate. > • 1(1lift * *’ t ** I 1 )nv nuifn* by I'hlllii Dpllrranl nf renter sot up. Mrs. (Jaia Ginn, presidential I f• iii%i -i lu (it *•« Him FHI. ( two i-ompuiili's of iirtlili-iv. four "Ft. Melt,nt, li""iiii," Dm In nitiii""t lull, wliilu n |drd will •••■ II ill I I UiiiUr t il For years a lecturer in school* I'dif ' hr M l ft'III I I • *f Jnrk.Hotivllli*, lufnrinatlon Huper Chapter Bervln* Group rhainnani and churches on tho "evils nf ciinpnnli'N of dragoon" mid -onto ntnl lunst iinportiint inliind irurri- m i l l h, w ludr-uhs mid !•» n *iL. ■ •* I ,t *11 (| lull) h* jMit lil * bi|'d lllflll !*• M u l l Mill It * * Ii. hi" lu 1(1 11 nnd Arthur Kirrhhoff. visor for Hvu them Bril. nsui U In m\» hi (ir my lilf*. ru c 4 'Iquor," he became an ordained Crock Indian*. The thief.-,. King non in Floridii," Numo year* iigo lull, und u !uilf'|»l»il ill 7 i i f i l M. i , . r,.iinw , I I M J , J |{ni 1 1 h Mi 1 ui it ,ilif( 11*1N111 In Gen Khenltowi Baptist minister at 72 and con­ I'hllllp nnd Ids son, Coiii-tK'chi'i'* wllli gn-itl ")oi|ti"in-". MuJ. Liiii,-y. Wllllll'hlll'. i *I JI IU| IIt, lit* I* M, . M „,i*," > I* l,A n o «K 8 18 DROWNED F ill It CHUCK • IT '■ .• •• tinued hla attack on alcohol from made an attack upon the post ill un ntldres* I,"fore n Giund .It'iiii NumilU | i n i n m i ll', . M, M IAM I !ji—Charles B. Hliwa, 22. Two rlg i of the Hanford Flra the pulpit on mission tours. with ttitl Seminole", oil Fell. 8, Army etirumptiu'iit nl Hanford, !•; In u , nt i nUL'r nindc; M m ll Nrurn laborer, drowned Thursday Deportment anwered a call to 1887. urged our rltlsi'iis to snltuMy itu'id $; Mi - I. tii I*i in ,iml Mi when a (nick overturned In a ca­ the Grammar School early Hi!) Tbr lato MnJ. Sydney ll'-rle rl New Device Shows I low Fasf Cars Are Upended In Wen M ilk IM ices To lie Raised Two (V nls A (fiiiirl In Sanlord I Blood Drive Nets Armed Forces 19 Pints At Clinic B. And \ \ W .d Flans Stvlr S!im\ Al R il/.Thcalci Foiiraiirc' A t t e n d s H oad f ir m ip M e e t a - n t t d V W.D.UpHhuvv, F o r m e r VlHltor, I)ie« A t 8(i nal. trapplnB him in threo feat of uftemoen In mitklni; a check fof water. n blase. No fire was found. W K W l l . l , IIK r . l . A D TO R N T M R T A IN A P A IR O F S K I! V IC E M E N F O R T H A N K S G I V I N G D IN N E R fq N AM K ■■(lino, •.I.UMSH • . ' u ADDItBHH I'll(IN K ............. < • t . . MHtft»Wi4'4(4>*4(W(4.M4wi *4 ♦ •« 4.>4lW.«^4MD.4ft|i|. T IM E WK W IL L SERVE D IN N E R T IM E W E W IS H 8 BRVICE M E N TO A R R IV E ttin,44«H«lt•*»»**• M A IL T H IS CARD TO MRS. J. L. CORLXT, RT. 1, > 0 X R t , SANFORD, BY M O ND AY A. M. Horse Show Stated By Dusty Boots Club Activities of tho frcij horse show, being sponsored by the Duty noots Club, will get under­ way at 8)00 p.m, Sunday at the Fanners Auction site, Just south of Sanford on Highway 17-P8-. Other clubs from neighboring communities have been Invited to participate In the show, which will be conducted for benefit of the general public. Activities of the aftazTioon .wW Include trick ridlim Cochran is preaidtnt of the local slab. ^ p :7 ....... - I 111 Tn • Works r.utlom Capt. Mellon Killed In Bloody Indian Battle On Lake Monroe t,tincy, tho alftt'd m llltniy writer who obtained daln ft out ll," War Dupartnient uf 1837, don't Hi-* thu battle as follows: "Col. Wm. flclhy Murney nrrlvetl at Camp Monroe, Feb. 41, 1837 and although ranking officer, he did not take command, hut took Immediate step* to fortify tho place against attack front Indian*, then In the vicinity. Ho wa* none too soon a* the attack canto early In tha second day aftar hi* arrival. I t was a desperate assault led by brave Indian chlews, "M r. Gw . R. Fairbanks says, "Tha Indians fought threo hours with great steadlnosi unaware that the poet had been re-lnforeod. Capt, Charles Msllon was killed. L ie u t McLaughlin end 14 others mark til" pliiro "wlteri* oeeiimul one of the fiercest hatth-s of the Semlmdo vviirs.” To Mr. Ah'Xiimlrr Vnugiiun wo aru Iriilehti'd for stutemonts mud" by bis father, M i. A. J, Vaughan, who cnlisti'd nt Ft. Mellon ns n solilior, Ili'cotnhsf, 1837. Also, for name* uml loeatluns nf rcrtiiln persons whom lit' believed to huvo linen lit" first white cllisi'li* of the Interior of Mnsuullo County, south of Ut-I.ron Spring*. Mr. Vaughan related that when ho arrived at tho post n few month* after the Imllmt attack, Negrons were there whoso owners had linen massacred in Upper Florida. They had been captured and brought south by tha Indiana and had been ICeatlase* Us ra g * rwsrl Ilcnry Service Will I to Held Sunday I’.M. Kh urtm flu 1 un**|, di i'ru m♦l"ii • l‘!i" i|j tl|,f‘i Uill hr (Veil I.*. Lrf! Ulhl hllli‘fn‘1 llu (i'll lid Fiiiiurtil N!*rvit*»*H will lu* lu Id Ml ul t:(J<i ♦». iii . Sumliiy ul Illinium und Lfll!' I III'' ilivih’i! 1" Hi'1 pu id \ mid cju li niumltiT *h u-ki-d !«i lu mu F m u r u l I Imm1 fur WII Hum I h i i r y I, i i , tiler iif Mis. George Kwun,. » L’tf' f", ul, I- „l D" D*,il, 1ii who tlleil ,-iirly yesterday morn- j ilustrial S<-l,',ol ft,, t ' 1, 1- in *'• alii# mg nt li<" home of Mr. und Mr« aid fur nnIi Ii ’Ii i» a iuuji* t uf Hu • luff, Flmiiitiitl aid ufid findiiiK Kwun on Kim Avenue. In 111 hi'iillh for four yimr* Mr. I'mployimnt fm Ihr iflrli* i* mi in Henry hml been n resilient of lururtl nf tin* dull, Cook Imm'K n contailiinu ri’ciptR Hituforil l" "ears. He was n mem­ ber of tlie First Christian Church. nf innitlairR un widl un ntlivr i't* In addition to Mrs. Kwnn he I* ccllrnl rnoki nf Hanfnrd and vlr* survived by another sister atul a Inlty w«ri« cllulrlliiitiul l»y Mri*. i,mutter of nieces und nophows. True, t'rococdf drrlvvd from tin* Service* will ha conducted by !»nuk an* ulno im i *U in llu* denial the Rev. Herbert J. Hass and fund. All mtunticra of tho dub and burial will follow in Evergreen Yowdl'a storo huvo thu hooka for »ale. Com tilery. ..m■■ M » v it* T i m e T a b le in i / \v <11. I-;,, t •"> lleneen" i ", f. I *» 7:18 ■ (1:83 Sn ti it>I,d J ..... ii " ,, C i t y " * „ * 7:8ft " I nl-- ,.f NitutJo*" i in i n j ■ I'.iiMt • H: fit) S,,n,|«v "l*ri oner of /.endn" t to - 3:17 • r.;l!> 7:21 - Ul83 3IUV1KI.AND "Murk "f tl'c Renegn'le".Show open* (1:30, feature 1:111, intern,i*»ion 8 :2 1. last feature DlQO Saturday • "Laramie Moun­ tain*" uml "Chain uf Circumstances" •“ Sunday • "Thu River" . . ____ �FIR ST C H R IS T IA N C IIIJIU T I 1807 South Sanford Avenue I K 'r lic r I J . Ha**-. I ’ a s lo r CHURCH NEWS All Church Nutlces mu«t be prr«ent»d at The Herald office by l:0u t*. M. on the day lielore puhllratlon. BaiKInr-C ast Oil a Hi Tn Ti lead SO WONDERFUL • SO WARM ^ H f J ltt TOIRMT7 SO ECONOMICAL Proved best in over 1 0 0 .0 0 0 F lo rid a h o m e .— m odels lo xolve e very p ro b le m — new lo w -p oym ent lerm i to fit an y budget. Don t take chancw with health and com fort— te e your d e a le r, now! Money-Saving, Work-Saving Coleman C D C C , Oooklvt g iv in g X i M • Enjoy automatic forced warm air heat and save up nt JiTi on fuel wuh T ilt handsome Duo-Therm perial with Automatic P /**tr-A ir lllower. ViJptional) ot to u t d e a le r, or ony a Look forward lo your warmrvt winter yet wnh clean, s ork free heatnix comfort for your home. O IL F lo o r Fu rnace Uci.do Power 1 l.-jiii Sav* yourael/ work and dirt—liave depet niatic. oil heat! Efficient low-cost Co!em Furnace’* improvements move the heat to the floor. No fuel or ashes to carr h®11**— more comfort—these are vital blei Coleman will give them to you at an a coit. Sec ua and let ua prove it. C o m p a n f o ll.< e ' • Duo-Therm rstrai: big radiant doort for t|ui< k vpot heat, fucl-iaving Waste Stopper, plus — lurn-of-a-dial heat (omrol! • See how Duo-Therm ad* vanced modern Mflmg adds charm to any tttom. IliRh* gloss, rich brown finish. R A T E R S a Ask about Duo-Therm Automatic Thermostat Controls for mitdern, effortless comfort control. (Optional on Duo-Therm lleaieraj. • Get the eaduiise DuoTherm Dual Chamber Burner that gives you more • c*at from every drop of oil. k c v ICE BCCTUERS I'i jinhing' jind H e a t i n g C o n t r a c t o r s h trm V % > • ' .m w a tt p u iM E iN c 1007 Sanford Avenue Famous IkiM offem you here a low priced, high quality, modern llrn lcr ihat gives matimum heal, iteauliful tan-beige, hammer-finish, baked enamel. Equip­ ped tvilh hro Urge Adjustable Wlckless IN:reclamed Chimney llu rn ers ............ Ihsirs kept firmly open and closed by roll-prlng tension . . . Cold ChlmneV Handles . . . Spirit l.exel Indicator . . . Four l eg I .eveters . . . Two Gallon Her?ssed Melnl Fuel Tank . . . Easiest Ilin te r lo light on the market. p /J r l,,. Quality — dependable • A Size For NEW NESCO of SA N F O R D GOOD & BAD P hone 127 FOR FRIENDLY WARMTH WITH THE fuel oil The Fl’A ItK flume In (he heart of (he friendly HI'AKK . Fan-ahnped for full utilization of heat units, (he | 31'AHK flame la clean and clear. I I gives complete com- l b,l* ,,on • • l Clearly visible through either I'cc Demonstration Here or BATTEN grill door ni*Mld«, (he 8PARK faa-ahaped flame creates (ho friendly, cheerful atMoephere of a fireplace . , . while liealInf your home warmly aad evenly. n* * •* ■ •» • ELECTRIC - - r *" Far# (*r «*«ir m its m t ||St,' I ABUNDANT WARMTH FAITHFUL SERVICE I • AT LOW COST Sanford FURNITURE Company !!?■• MITOMATK M A ff 100(111 mv««. ik j n t l e t c o ld SpARK oil heater* give you | ©nly *59-95 Maurance of dean, sallsfylng warmth. glass WRATIIRR CAITH YOU UNPRBPAR8I) ^ • (* s i. . . m (M v a U S T ** *" ’ 11 WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR NESCO FLORENCE ESTATE OIL HEATERS you can get more hoot from Uoa fuel with o Q U A K E R oil hraler. Loom how you con poy for a new QITAKER With money aaved on fuel (hot your preeenk heater to now wasting Drop in (oda;r for 0 free Aenvm.tVstio^ OF g o " l.a o re l Avenue Ilnlhe*k Ilu llo rh S|,e*lay: **T5 a m. Sunday School, a class fo- every ''ire ||:0 0 a.m. M«rn,,*»* XX’nrship _I’t * thrill m«.-*i|ife, "M'-*lctoc f hristiuns". 2•10 o m. Pri-on Kvanyeli-m. Ilarbora Gill •’* ehnr»r«i ft-rto p.pi. Ch*i*t's •Xiiibus-'idiir*. Mnrh* Dnmlrldire. Pres. Junior r \ s, J. XV. Wotul'b* Supervisor. 7:110 p.m. Kvnnjrellstic Service. ih*«( n*»#••• Mr. und Mr*. Inkle of (Irlni'do. Tuesday: 7: »f* " in l hrist s Am l»n n«liiM Anwlfl Wednesday; *H*«» p.m. I*r»ys’r and lllide rendinr. u m TH E FIRST RXPTIST CHURCH (IF OVIEDO. IT .(M ill* X Dr. Crank ( Xlurgnn. I’asliir |l*46 a.in. Sunday School. Mr. It. F. Wheeler. Sr. Supt. 11no n il . The pastor will begin a scries of sermon* on Hnnti*,t He liefs. The title of the first one beiny: “ Baptists and The Bible, iidto p.m. Trainitur Union. 7 11(1 n.m. Thnn*.-giving Me*-aye: "KYKS RIGHT." A Union Thnnksitlvlnr service w ill tw held in th*a church XX’edne*day, November 24th at 7:110 p.m. The -ermon will lie hrouirht by the Rev. K. T. Stnndlfer. paitor i>r ttie Oviedo Methodist Church. Music by the Uaptist Choir. L. P E R S O N S 0|*TOX|l.rUIST KYKS 1 \ WiNKD '.i \ssi:s : : 1 m i | |ll Sim,1*1 PnllD«‘l*tl \»t Mil • 5 ' •%(« XYi’ l •1 !*:*«r t iA " no tii f lb ii ib r 1 K lilO N 1 XIII X -iSlIt 1 V l litN "1 S W F . H t li I’d S l Ml. IN *'. » ill iip p rn r before I h f i ii ) g i i m i h l " 4in of llie 1 i l t «»f Sai»fi»r«l, H m iilii al t - next r r unla. •I’. ic lln c I. r l! r p*r pn-r i f iii|: e « lln u per ml* s ion lo hold Ills* , * o m it) 1 a ir nt l ! - j j in tin* 4 it. .inn ii.tl *• “ 1 1* • <'K I>IT I . 1*1 CMtlulll " X: S i d i n g M IM E O G R A P H P R I N T I N G 210 II*/. T h ic k B ull :l T a b R o o fin g T Y P IN G ( REIM T I N V E S T IG A T IO N S M A D E A N Y W H E R E IN 1TN 1T K I) S T A T E S OR F O R E IG N ( ’OU N T H IKS CRKDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES ISO nml 1071 CtMitn It'I Sanford \tlaulic National lUnk Building I hi*, i*. f i t -I ut i-'e n*:•* eri.'l t tilt " John** Manx UK*** iloe* mil *.»|l m ft* ml t;i t'.u it ijrp 'lf. Get I Sit* !ie*l fur lens. T h e n v e tiiu e •’> i io . m <1 II .IAMKS GUT AGENCY • a e tic ,| >i i * • i Im ii e, I't P' 1 It © cn era l lllM IN tlltt 1 In t**-e o i l 1 in * I tu n S310.00 fo r it ••tin tli'lt* le i In i" and i, idiiti* .m il ju'i. lit . iiic 'titlts tut' ,tl i ■ tocr** on 1.1 1 6 B • I.IMN IS I'H .K II M IAM I 4* A lien lor *728 801 W auiiinst l*r S K Chumhers. Ml nmi physici:in iicipiittcd of Iuriune tax evasion chantcs last February, ua* filed by the ^iivernment Thurs- FIRST r i l l " " ’ " " " CHRIST S»TKNTIHT H00 F I vte<*ft*i'l Street Sundae School 9:!l(l a.m. Church Serv'ee »t :«M» a.m. \Veii**esdtt” Set vie** H:**'* n.m. . Readimt Room Tui«Uuye and Vrldavs 1:90 to 6:00 n.ft*. Thc»"t* of ervl •»« 11* e" r**' *tlan Selrte*i* ehorehes ne*t Soedav Is tha* men i- ui inn*' rellti'iolsh a material. Iliep el vh-wpidnl nod iieeie lo ......... -•■'•'•t'lal reilli*v "S ()U I. AN** HOD'"' I* the sub led of lh<* I ••* on " • '........ A verse from Psalms (84:2* nrovhles the Golden lex* M' w *V Flrat St ' CONGRKGATION U H U K C II park Xyellil" erd Th*r4 Street J. Ilrrnard limit. Minister Ptindav Behool *0:00 «.»Mornln- Worship 11:00 a.m, ‘' - - —nn: "The First Thanks"1- " ^ Day**. .T T ^ P l RanKcrGiveHWarning * A rrcitnuf F firp u t F ir fifl Forest fire danger In Scmlnol" crl'lea) nt this time, Countv Hanger Joe* Car­ roll said Unlay. "The r~»i*n( w'd«|y ptibllclicd forest fire damiiKo In olher states nnlnt- «•*( the evrrpresent dnn»cr of wildfires during the dr»* winter senium," he added. Seminole counllnn* are caullimrd to l«* careful with fire In th* liwood*. nnd to report Immediately any fire* to the .Seminole County .Florida Forest Service Fire Con­ trol Un't. Sanford No. 108W, n»t«.*o No. 4461 or Orlando No, SP1CIAI OFFfR. County Is cxlromdv t a major ceu*» of wild flrea In Florida Is cnre|oai<*|*»a In tho woods, Ranger Carroll said, ai1 na outllne.l these rule* for pravenlion of wildfire*: "RemrmhiT. while In the wood*, lo do these things: crush out your I f you nro golnff lo burn mme • U * A U M IIIO TIME IIHU ANCHOR HOCKING. 1 4 p< P U N C H SET i n . - M i n in SO FESTIVE. SO DELICIOUS C ardsn'i Egg Nog Ii tha g ran dait Egg Nog you ovar u rv e d yoqr holiday g u s iti — or y o u r c h ild r e n '! fria n d i. A rich, e rfim y - •5p,x ' 't : ■ *■ ■ ■ m il0 I ’ M i*: Inn • l! ii| ii y jg rea t <‘i(/\<vice //i a//- v a l u e a f no adm /icc /n p r i c e 4 body tvpov actin iJ/ypri( <4 /on o r! imooth blend ot wholtiomo dairy products and dell* • Vm ’u « clous flavorings. Comss to you rasdy lo ssrvs. Non* |„i, Mt 14 alcoholic, of courso, »o »ho onflro family can sn|oy It. IMlal ,iMI o s . , s - . t r •* r « r r .r . Igg Nog In advanco from Mw «|tk , your food atoro or your lor* ’ don roufo saloaman. ’ !>»tral Notirea F O R H O M E D E L IV E R Y rn*rmotJa * * a a .In Sanfpcd Rhone 415 . .. I 1flin t in ti title new can anil m ill in the “ Meet the new 1‘lymoutli" t2r>JM)0 Conletl! J a il ir ll nt what you liie moil about llie ’5.1 Plymouth, D rln ili, entry blanks nt your Plymouth ileiiler's. hs r**rfc of th* njrruit court nlnols Cnunty, F to ild *. "tor. ana M r - H H H l ^ k V ’j*-*-ij>;,vr.‘-.*»vfff" itfiO V'1.' .)i is• .(*• .t' 1j your I'll it'.* I tit i - XX lii in . c-l iiiiiilt*. " \»l* \ tun oeiulilior' IM lD N i: 7 H .IA M K S U. \w n. met til .,d i i II in * .iiii'iu il all u priiin g s. : t l 2 E A S T E lU S T S T IL E E T II . J A M E S (.1 T i 1). L. T. DO SS i n m o N iA c n m 11(11 US 1* In I’d — 2 In ii I’lione 78.7 ;•).*• Ml.inlir Hank Hullding « i«T Is h*r**'V flv *a ihaj w* iaae*Kl In hustnses nn Itlaht*»l. Just nnrih of MaltlaaU. ol* rounty. ria. 'j»»«t*r th* °u* nam* "nator Mol.l* and w* lnt*nd In r*«T*l*r **id nersnsnt lo F<* l*rm» of th* HP South Park Avenue M ASSKM M I.V T w e lfth s tre e t nt •* lls r o 'd F. Xmelin I. CHURCH OF CHR IST Klin A *r i” *e n*i| Second Street J. C. Nlrliaison. Minister 10:00 am . llihle Study. 11:00 u.ui. Morninir Worship. 11:111* p.m. Kveninir Worship lironden*t over W TIIR. Sermon Topic, "BAPTISM , W H Y?" "For n* many of you a* have been baptised into ( hrist have put on Chdst". Gal. :* J7. Wednesday 7:10 p.m. llihle Study. Vl-itors always wclrnmn. D R. Itilil— rP-Mctn* will Include: ••We all, with open fact* behold­ ing n« In a Bless the elnry of the I.nrtl, nr-* rhnn-*'tl into th** innte lmtt*-e fr *ut ulorv In ulory even ** hv i b»* Snlrlt of the !,on|" ( I I Cnrinthlana .*lilH). Uorresponlln*' •--snees from U..|, ii ml Health o-Hli h ”" tn the ‘ V rlp 'u r*-’’ lo- Marv Raker Kddv Ineltit'r »lti»*nl» cjnust |nnk havuntl fadlne. finite ’Torms. if tliev would pel** the true sense ol thins*" Ip- 2fl4|. ll»l« allrnrtlve and roet| I ’arfrctbtt, Oil Healer el jJvnty of ria l heating ci furl — orrtipiex li|||« f| *pare. Has efflcUnl a vaporiiliig burner and ai ii***c draft regulator, livers 18,00(1 H.T.U. per ho •>r sites also at ailshlr. SPARK FAN-SHAPED FLAME I heater in the •See Them Today At — 203 E . 1 st S t h o m e performance Every Purpose MATHER ,.hone , , 13 FIR ST PIIF.SRVTFRIAN CHURCH Aveene *"4 Third Street W Rev. A. G. MclnnU, Minister 9-45 a.m. Sunday School. 11*00 i* m. Mornlti" Worship. Pralude—"Iftimlnmus Te” Muellei -_l)wie**' P"**k. Gl|e«* (lr*rMll«*. Duct—"I Will MuKtilfy Tine, l* God" Mosenthnl Mr*. Charles Wilke nod Robert llrovvn. Anth«m Shall Come IVitvn I,Ike Rain" Ruekf- Chancel Choir, with solo hv Mrs. Clara Ginn. Sermon — Mr. Mel mils. f)Chtireh *vIoe*i»r** 111:46-12:1*1* each Sunday Mornlm*. 0:P0 p.m. P*on**er *".■!low *•*•». 0:111* p.m. Senior llitrli Fellowshln 7*;|0 pm. Evening Worship. Pre|»»i*,. "T* "till 1 It • III T I...." Handel Mrs Cullen Wrl«»ht, Guest Orguni-t. Sermnn Mr. Me* Innis. N0 T 1C E J ” HOLY CROSS CHURCH ~ C H R IS T IA N A MISSIONARY (Kpi-cupul) A M .IA N C K Rev. II. I.ytilrton Zimmerman Park Avenue and Fiiurteenlh *1 II. II., Rector Street Sunday Next llrfore Advent (ilrnn K. Smith, Pastor ' 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion. j llihle School 9:45 n.m. Ol.TO n.m. Family Service nndj Morning Worship 11:00 r. Church School. Message by the pastor. 11:00 n.m. Morning Prayer anti Evening Service 7:46 p.m. Sermon. • An infurmnl service for all aires Services through the Week: The pastor will speak. All urt Holy Communion daily at 7:110 cordially invited to attend. a.m. except Friday at 0:00 n.m. --------Sacrament of Penance-Pence |'||(S T M ETHO DIST CHURCH Chapvl — Saturday 6:00-0:0(1 j , j.^ McKinley, Minister Bible Si'htMil U:4f> a.m. Morning Worship 11-IM» n.m. OV1F.DO ( Speciali T in Oviedo! Kvcnlntr Evangell tie Srrvlrr Woman’* Clnli nod recently at Hum J 7:110 p in. A cordial welcome tn nil vis­ clubhouse fur their monthly in ert-1J inrr anil lunehron at noon. itor*. Mr*. I'hil I'ttekurd nml her eoprCHURCH OP Till-: N \Z M II NK mittre, Mme* .1. II l.ee. T. I. I.iniro, W. II Martin. A 0. Coving­ 11.1 Mnnle \*rnue ton, J. IV Cu\, nerved luncheon to I.. It. Rushtoa, XHnl-tvr nppioxiira’ ele ii*l ntemhe * anil Sunday School 9:46 a.m guest* present. Mornlt'ir Worship 10:45 a.m. Mr*. Oreop It •,ro**tt. m i l ' It it t in*Youtli Servlet* 0:45 t> m for Mr*. I'aril MiX'er. Intro bv.*t| rvaio* *lis4h* Hour 7 15 p.m. V Week Set vice Wedto *d.iy • Ire v i ' i - ' *trerrki'e M i- I*.... H A son of Orlando, who • po!........ Wo 7:46 p.m. All are invited to attend the men and Will*. Thank-giving Servlet* Sunday D o rintr t**c lei-iio'<» m -e tii" -, I morning at the regular morning presided over liy Mr*. .1. XI. serviee. Come and join the Hull) S taley, president, the eoiornil'ee for Sunday School this Sunday at r. p o rt* were iriverr. at which lim e 9: 15 a in. Mr*. Charle* T. Nthlnck, finance el,airman, nnnmim-e.l that a let CFN I'll \ l . II.X IT IS T f i l l IP II ranr would he held at the eit> Oak \veitue and Fourteenth hall I Ice. ll from !• a tn. to !» p.in. Street A •upper will la- served Iroiti Rev. S. |„ M hat lev. Pastor 6:110 lo 8 n to SiiPilay School 9:45 n.m. T h in g The civic committee repotted the Family to Sottdav School'*. work was living continued fot the Mornioif Worship Service 11:0** organisation >( the ...................1 d> Mr*. Stanley apnope.-d that a in. Sermon by Pa*lor IJ.T.U. *l. i*i p.m. A Union for there would he un Oviedo Idotal '■•ink on I>e*. tf», Mr*, .linnet K ifli Aee Group. Evening Worship Service 7:110 Wilton, the Health cl nil man, he-, p.m. Sermon by Pastor. Intr absent. "Coini* Thou XV h tl< And We Mrs. J. II- .lone*. ,!r . hospitality h Will Do Thee Good". eliftirm.au, wa* teipiested *•• *.... I Christina* card* I" the Outdo service lary*. F l.V K N T II I* \Y XItV U N TIS T It wa* voted let M i*. II ” ■I CHURCH limit to send tin- two utu pack i S eve -'h < * - —* end Klin Xvenue ane* oversea* and to lot) a new Iv. II. Xlcn-tng. Pastor CIi i i i ell Hei vice ll:**0 a in. Sat­ flutr for the rlidihou«e urday. Sabbath S hool !*• lit* n.m. Mr*. II. Iluoklier. superintendent. day. . . . , During the trial, hundred* of I iuyei Xt«*ilng Wednesday 8 00 character witness*** appeared lor pin. Chamber* and testified that he Vi-itor* nr** weleomi*. treated many patient* on a charity t ’ P*t XI X C O M M UN ITY basis and nave away thousands of P R K S IIY TI'R I XN CHURCH dollars worth u! medicine He*. C. C. White, Mlnlstrr Regular services Unified Services 10:00 am . Church echoed and tall, by jiastor. Young People’s Meet invr 7 :••<> p.m.' Evening Service 7:.'I0 p.m. Wedlli stlne eveidne* 7 00 p.m Prayer and llihle Study. Mrs. Paul Marrs — Pianist. Xli Alfred Krieson, Supt. of ( Ion eh St hool. \*r George I'czold, l.eadcr — midweek service. p ii* I 'llK SA N I'O IID I l l'l l M il Meeting Held By Oviedo Woman’s Club !j Hut hurry! Contest closes Muntluy midnight, November lit. �•4 4 ' t Israeli - Arab Peace The Sanford Herald Sanford Forum . ,Tht '>uanTl betwwn the Jews and the Arab* in the Holland Dean. Editor Mr. K. L. tir«n Middle East is a long standing one and asvera! times has Hanford llo iM Thr Hanford HrralJ threatened to result in fighting which could conceivably Sanford, Florida SarforJ. Florida nave started a World War. A report from Jerusalem, pub- Dear Sir: pr»r Mr. Dran: So far, there Kate b»rn publiih-■ iahed recently in the New York Times, indicates that there It U with drrp rratitudr I write M four letter* from rrad»r», allI to you. Iwing fully rt-rnixant of is a U tte r possibility for settlement of the Israel-Arab dif­ from outaide thr Htjr, and all pm-' th<* f ict that our victory in thr ferences than has existed for many years. toitinir thr recent dec-»ion made pa* o r * of Con«titutional AmendT*” " optimism is based in j«art upon the rise to power of at thr latt election. that there,'‘i n*e*t Vo. I rould cot h i t * Iw r* Mohammed Naguib in Egypt. Until Naguib assumed the • hoold !» n,ni' kind of toning in1 a**arn*d without your wholrhrarteffort in Seminole County, l«-«ld*-» reigns it « a . the policy of that country to arouse hatred of | r.) intrrrat and roofer nation. Yrrrr thr p rrv n t toning in t u city of repeat'd rrvdorarmrnt ami . ’inport t..c . <rw»di ♦'•• distract public attention from the sad condi- Sanford. of th* achool building amendment tirin of Kiopti&n internal affairs. Naguib ii^ rh to have rv It w »m i to to thr *»ntiftieM in a grrat factor in inrurinr its versed that policy and is concentrating on internal reform s.1 thr County tliat in i owe n M »i- wa» pt«*arr, an.1 I want to * it« n j to demonstrating a trtllirgne** to co-operate with Britain and handed way. the H ty dicker* hare Jim. on to half of thr_ boy* r _ ___ and unholy oircr on ri*l» of Florida, m r sincere thanks the United States in the Middle East defense organization.. put country co-urine. I’o h ip r thi« aa-l »pnreciatiofi. Y» tj will he inHe managwJ to keep *he fanatical Arab League and their it toeati«e it ju«t htpprm that le m to l in the rneiotrd cowo'laMoslem Brotherhood under control. Egypt is the ucknow-: thr Sanford rot* »»• for county tb.fi of the election results which ledgcei leader of the Arab countries. toning, whllr thr County ante •»»» shows that Seminole Coun’ v faNeither Israel nor Egypt can ufford the ravages t h a t 1again*! it. dur to thr large nutn- v-tred the • mendm—il hr a higher fighting would bring. The infant state of Israel is making tor of voter* *h o pa**nl op tn r 1 pe-ree'ape than the state aver­ votr on moil atnrndlnrnt*. So it i se' Thi* i*. I believe, a tribute to rapid strides toward the realization of the age-old dream mold look a li t Ilk* a political V'c-r editorial leadership. of a Jewish national state. Its leadership has been astute tm k . for a fart. Ihe m in e r in which the newsand the friendship and respect of the world has been won Hut in thr in trrr*t of fair dis­ pater* of Florida brought to the ruption, whll* I do not prrtrnd to by the sincerity and Dedication of the Israeli. Egypt is tryattention of th»ir readers the irefng to free itself from the poverty which has shackled it know fnurh atout it. to nir it look* |vrtan--e r<f this amendment is n*--«t heartening to me. A total of for c*nturJe*. Oiiven ;« period of peace the.v* two countries “ t-aper* 111 .'adi*-* an.) SS weekcan forge ahead. Continuation of hostilities would weaken lie*! editorially endorsed the them both. a-'-rvIment, an.| those papers * 1 Often the mind Is r l u i o t in the rtstlrss night. Inventions, poemi, philosophies, religion*, have com* ■ometirr.re In the night. Home m»n work better at night than In the noisy day time. That is why we are told to go into our cInset to prwy. Be atlll ami know that f am G«»d. In thoughts from the visions nf the night — Job 4:11. Winter Psik u making plans for a 44 bed hospital to cost about 1660.000. The money is being raised by a special diive for funds. Friends of former Georgia Con­ gressman William I). Upshaw will regret lo learn that lie is critically ill in Glcndslr. Calif, lie is now 0fr years old. On« o f th e most ro m an tic lege nds in A m e ric a n hintor is th a t o f Pocahontas, th e lo vely In d ia n princess w ho. thi s to ry goes, saved th*- d uring a d v e n tu re r C a p ta in John SmitJ fiwthi'r < h a n d *. Sh«* la te r m a rrie d ai E n g lis h m a n . John Rr-'fi?. and m oved to E n g la n d w h ere *h, bore h im a son. A w a y from her owm w ild co u n try and he tr ilie she lived only a -h u rt tim e . S he is b uried at G ravesend E n g la n d , in S t. G eorge’s c h u rc h y a rd . T h e church fell in to d is re p a ir and fe w people w en s w are o f th e h isto ric sig n ific a n ce o f th e tin v ch u rch yard H ut in H M 7 a m ovem ent was s ta rte d to raise funds to re store th e ch urch and th e site. T h is y e a r S t. G eorge’s win risledicated as a rh n j^ l o f u n ity , s y m b o lizin g th e l*ond w h ich h n d E n g lan d and A m e ric a. It is f it t in g trib u te to i w om an whose name has b rig h te n e d th e d u s ty png.-s o f his to ry w ith a lu s tre o f romance. _We see wheie the Georgia Board of Health has endorsed ihe fluo­ ridation of city water systems to prevent tooth decay. Five cities in Georgia are now adding fluorine In ihcir water including Athens. Home, Gainesville, Monioe and Rouvilir. A good suggestion comes from one of our readers which we aie glad lo pais on for ihe benefit oi all. Why not clip out and p ule in • little scrap book the continued ilory of Sanford's history by Mrs. J. N. Whitnerl You will certainly want to refer to it many limes in I he future. The nephew of John Foster Duller, named by General Eisen­ hower yesterday a* Secretary I ’lraae call for appointment WASHINGTON JH -E lm rr Davis, the radio commentator, wrote the New York Time* the other day to »j v , with longue in cheek, that it had erred when it put thu head­ line or. an editorial: "We hare a presidentelect " "We have nothing of Che »/>rt." Davt* said He's rigb;. u cmirw Daigbt D Eirenhower ha*n'l re­ ceived a untie vote for the preri dr nor. even though hr li h near the White House he has names! three men to be rabinet officers. The electors, picked in the voting on Nov. t. meet in their state capital* on Dec IS and vote for a president Their dect-ion becomes official when their vote* are counted by Congress on Jjn 6 Not until then U Eisenhower le gaily the president elect. Probably no other part of out federal government has come in for more criticism than the elec- Sipertor $«• S i p : I'm thankful io r ^ u fie m t/ Due- ut p .ia h lr SMM to *oui irp rr*rn ta li*r und H II.I. NOT to ar«r|)ii*l tr,.m r.-*i,trnl mrmtor* jf lr r Monilux. Nov. 21. Nn», 21 — v ;H |i m . al the I |ii*ropal I'ari-h l|nu*r. Cordially Thoms* l» i A RVILLE. U 'i v - A 15 yearold inale victim of Hansen's Dis­ ease (leprosy) was sentenced yes­ terday to three years Imprison­ ment for manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of a woman patient in her private room. Sidney J Gallardo entered a plea of guilty before U. S. Dis­ trict Judge Herbert Chrfatenberry. The bearing was held In an audi­ torium at the U. S. Public Health Service Hospital where both were patient*. Gallardo and Candelaria Her­ nandez. 30. were found In the wo­ man's private mom Aug. 30 suf­ fering with stab wounds. Federal authorities did not dis­ close any detail* of Ihe slaying at the time. Gallardo's sentence po.es a prob­ lem for federal authorities. Han­ sen's Disease patients are pro­ hibited by federal law from leav­ ing the hospital area. head of Ihe Federal seThe Institution Is Ihe only hosigency, three member* of irll of Economic Advisers, rnse mobilization and ecostabllliallon directors—If T a f t V iew , minder that the founding father set up a representative form of j government We make our I j « * [ through our representative, and senators. And. originally, the \n i­ tre pickrd Ihe men who were to pick our presidents A* the political parties grew. Ih>electors berame little more than rubber stamp. Why hasn't the electoral college been abandoned in favor of a direct vote for the president? The most obvious answer is that II require* a change in the Con­ stitution. and this nation always ha* been slow to make changes there. pltal for treatment of lrpro*y in the United S latr. A small jail cell Is locati'd on the hospital grounds It was built In M l when a Negro wa. *en1en«"i»d to |n year, imprisonment in Ihe slaying of another patient The llernander slaying wa. Ihe second In Ihe hospital', history The Negro served nine of his 10 years before dying of the dis­ ease. Carville Is located in an iso­ lated section of Louisiana on Ihe Mississippi River about 20 miles south of Baton Rouge, the capital city. rur 1951 ISnick I DtHir S e d a n Extra rleao, low milragc, fully equipped. Dynufluw, liudio. Ilruti-r ! 'Mi "> > I i PERSONALS ifrrt.t.LD r*zr Kilt-kef Tells Plans l*'oi Wedding Mr and M r. Mervyu Oiler have n. their guests. Mr nnd M r. C It Oiler ’ uf* Champaign. Ill M i*. Drills'* Rtrvi-n*. dnugbtrr •-f Mi and Mi '. A. II. Steven., to•l.iy iinuouii‘-ed plan* for her mnri iiiy-i- in l.luvil Hwnin. run «f Mr. Mr ami M i* I' O Hart |d.ut in-.l M l . I . M. Hwnin «>f this elty. Slu- liu.- i-ln-.eii Tlmiik-*Klving lo leave tomorrow (or Marietta, Dm . Nnv. "7. for her wnlillng O In v l.ll relative, for about one -* iib-li « III In- |H-1"formed liy Rev. week. K. .McKinby ill I —:♦*•» noon ut Mr. mid M i*. L o ih *( llreek- n lh>- Ku <t M«’tfluili»l Cburi-h. M i*. \t i, Fli'iiiinc will I h- roloi.t nnd ■i-lu*' rapi-el lo h-IIVe till* i-V.-ninu M i-. .1. to Mi Hwnn will n-iuh-r or- lo r S 'liu ii. Mu. w h in - llu -y w ill yiiii *il-ttio n *. -*1*1-11*1 (lo rhnnk*glvlMK holi-ill' * Tin- bride will l«* given in mnr* with Id* family. , ring*- l>v her brotber-llt-lnw, MnrI vim Dvnl nml nerving n* her m ill­ C. K. t Itiiihl. I Cul ler left on ion of honor nnd only nlti-ndant Tui-.ilnv foi IT. .lurk* o ii , S. will to- Mr*. We.ley Kvnns. Her* will'll- In- will i-iili'i the I*. S. Sin inn ii . Im-.I iuuii for Mr. Hwuiii lull t’orp. -'ll a thiee venr i'llll*twill hi- Williuin t’ump.'in. mi-lit. No invilnlhm. me lieing i* ii-.l ul till friend* "f the euliple Me M l*. llui l-i u liu- kei I'lun* I" in\ it<il lo nttend. Ill l i»e on Sal-lex fiom Atlmil.i. liu. foi In i wedilhiu to I t Koto 1' tula- |dure on June* i i.. .it. II ‘A , i i: M i l: ti Itiixker .'••I Iter R.tto-rl c k. it, Vo, i - 1 "f lit. nnd ki i unit hi* par* »|t Clnrt-nco f t in < . it \ The i i "it Nov. . at tin- First l, » •.ut. in W. P. it ttt|* Ml . .Iiixee lie!H it it- wit It Mra. «d kTuni «t. v. ifix »n in t.ithn a n il luiA , .i,| t f Itntifir fhp • •*» Mi -Ltynnlo i- h i .i h I • N»' ( hristian Church Ih Scene Of Meeting fin al inn i in j of rr|ir««rn lati.r* and mrmtor. will be Monday, « n a r re " *,,7l«ng r,mm ................. Willi I arm amrugh to . I»artie<l their laaguagr. When the fmllans hn.f torn ,r . piilaol and driven back, the Ne. Itrut* were left and snughl »»felv .1 the Port. T h . .. told |C . MldiZn that th . savagv* were iu> terrified wh.n the artillery ««a* turned on them y> small gunboats and th. Fort Artillery I. with lu .xplo.lon srid rear, shells rutting tw ig. «r.d limbs from the trees, that the poor creatures believed It to have been a thunder storm -writ hy the Great .1 . I l1*’ "*'* *h** w hit. m»n, and that they had surrendered In awe. Intense alarm was fell after this attack, though no artual hostilities occurred. Depredation* and inur. ders wrre frequently recurring In the surrounding country. The gov­ ernment was aroused, artlve meas­ ures were taken for their auppres■Ion and sight thousand soldier* were soon scattered throughout the peninsula. Up to this time no buildings had torn erected at C«mp Monroe. The soldiers had lived in tents; now substantial offirers* quarters were built with all Ihe equipment of a well.establish- Mt Cel. Hill (.lux iloeked ell Wed iii-.duy in New .. .. York ...........from - -Rerlui Tin- Chriatiun Women'. Fellow i I 'i 1 ' where he Im* been -erxi'ie wtlii .hip met nt the Chrtotliin Chnri-b (he Army. From N'exx York he xxi'l M if iiin i I immjiI ........ i j **t »ii I t ’ ■ f.M lit* I »i h r Ii 1 III Mil lh« I h llM lil" H it -itxxnx »X 4 1 " Ih,. on Mutulny rveiilng with M r.. It. go lo FI. .IneLimll. S. C. to m-eixi x» 1 h« 1 ' .0 niM.ii tu • k . i • i *. .1 ... \ ini' I m th. S. I I'IIII'1. i M iiiilk Mi •It. i ll * .......... \ l> - 1" II Willium. and M m . -I. « - III* ill.elinlge, then return lo Sun »i ’ ! 1*1 Mt * 1• M* 1 . .. lit .X . . M • th hi IlM lHI 1 ..... . 1♦ Si t m M i!BI it... Knight n* llo»te«*e<. The devotion- fold. I* 1 lilt I •M M til 1J|\ *•f 1 It 1 •• 1 1 M. I« • \' > •' l.» . \! • ‘Ilf* M mm . h u . M. li t • nl wu* given hy Mr*. I. R. Rh’h«t Mi 1 it M...I M. v . ‘ • •!' 1 M, ' \ 1 .1'.Xl ,, l |. 1. M i \ S im .!»•. Mf l it nil. ■• ell. '* • 1 1mint I iir.li* us.l.ted l-y Mr*. It. E. Jliinl-. I'lim ipul mol Ml 1 Mt «^** Ifn i t i . *1 •" , ■ J \ .4 t 1 , ,i jm • toll lit ; '1, M. I*. ITinrsthtx Mr*. ( t.rnr t)l*en, M i*. .1. X- Me- M«l I'i* li ltllMf'l '»ll Fee und Mr*. 1'. A. Wltooit. M i* ' ft «•«•» Si Mill t . I ll» " !»••••■ l*i int-ii-itl iT.nmllei Villi talked on "Home | M.iriin wu* *«»\it« .1 t«» *t*rve mt till' ••VllhlllllOll • •sail »•»it I ee of Do M r s . G u o r u c T ’o u l i x .M e d ic a l A u x i l i a r x P iiila t lH 's i C la s s T o \ -*w•14mtiMi* m|' School iliiiintinii. of rmiliril food* " So il to H o n o r s M i S S \ \ ilsoo foi th*’ 4lC4f«’llh» I ’o r m c t l In S a n l 'o r d lit, ,|i-,-,l t>> the <>hl Folk'* Ilium* Mill I nil* Iff H o l d D i n n e r .M o n d a x lif.il I.f (III Sit,1, 11 lluili hool ill lie ' -mix ille krnmgeiin-lit* were imoh to I M, M Mi I lu- Flul.till.'* i l.i** ut Ho I' ii *t «*f N\ - lira**- tlilee nexv lulile* foi the M iv f*ui I*"* i. . I- HI >•( 11 \ Mt XI lllr .1 %" f l * . I...... lliipli*t t'iiurih will luild il* .m i: i i el rill mo room mol uoooooi-e pliill Sllh'IO, N i*. mill M u . M »• t I jlt lljl \ \ ll nii.il rii.mk*gtvlog ilium i mi Xiao to il x I - t vill**, S. <*• me Hunt of .Mock mint wu* mude thill relireaenlH lx X X I " • h. il S". I • i* • \ <• * • ! ll. llf 1* •XV.i x . l M l.. Mary Fontmio- Alms* v, ihiughli-r of Sir am I M i* Frmik I.. day night m DoFdoi.ilimial |M<11 (| |o III ! I ' tonniriou lo • no XX■dill .lax al * ,itt» . i \.* \ -*H. .•II NX .il*. Muury of Mobile, A lt., w *i --*i - - i i ^uki uieiit nml i*|*|||••••■ bins; mnrrliiui ' In ,-, for ihe ehnreli f"r tin- Chnlo iln-ir *i-tei nml l.inlln-i -isi-linx lluddmg at i i * i p m Xli*> Dot Mi I Ih. I .'III . of Mi.*mn* me Mr*. ' hnrle* i* t’ h <r J i » • f . • lluliih Au*tin South ■ll 1 I 'll ••*« ’ ■ l is idliv Smith, president announced to I.t. Walter Meed* Sindh, -on of Mr. on,, i i . 1 G..I tee. Mr*. D*eur Ol.eii mid lit. nml Mr*. II Wuyde R uikii I in I.ix li..l x • »• •• l|it* ll| • *f I'Iii - teacher id Do- i I t** \ . I nit XI1-11ax of Sunford, i. l>rinu mitt-min • I ti-dnv. Tin mat i uige •Ml»| V14• |»t •* uly f,. I V. MeFee. I'ton* were mill ntleml Die wedding of Ml » \%h it ' « 1*1 X i* \ir * J M Sllni-rlphcr Dee. 20 In Mobile. Ruek.-i to I.t. Rohe.I nil ’■* \ll\tl» il*\ nuuli l» «erve iefri-.hmelit* fo l­ llnihin ill «!• i **l .il l'f|* I h ......... Ml** Smilti aiitmumi'll nuninll M* •ill ill \ - • «1 lowing Ho i-li-thui no lliv !>• nl •loflCR. !• t.lhv .* « .1 • • •» lee* fur Ihr dmiti-i a* lulliixx i i • i% i YI i !.• tin . htlli h UiHtd meeting. I\1 iss .Maury T o W ed program chairman will hr M iP a t r i c i a H a r r in tr to n .»'• 1 Ih 1 Mini* rim*e |ire*i nt nt the mu ting luhn Kadi-r. a**i*lrd hv M i* ti-ho (• i*.lf.l i»- ,i i * i Willliint*, Mr*. Knight. I. |a-e. M i- X'liln- XXdliam* Ii M* •lie 1*1 S*‘. to »\ Mi . Iti.-Iiiird*. Ml lltittk. Ml* | 1*1.........ff», . . .mil Mr* Clift X'dc- ,•i-i-nr-.1i.,nfiu ..-. M i* M. Fee. Mr* W i I m -ii . ami M I'tn n k I.. M m uy II / ‘ .1 M* M i-- .lean Saver wa* Ihe gue-t i iintiuiDi'i', Mr* Ih aih x ik IIi i i i i M l. Vital. M l* H i......... Mr*. II miM'iom i ll Initnv l«Ml* a Ain. III, .. M i-. 11. F Seiiilder, Mi . id honor l.i*t exenlmt when Mr*-f then ilnui'tite . 'lent uriifj ,1 D ( 'nil.dian ..Mil Mi F XX W hII i i |i !• M illei. Mi*. M II flilhog f milium . to I t Ciiiielaiol I’lllirtumi-d with a kil |(o I ell K"hn. M iW II 'S \ l '. -Intiom .1 it South, I h X. ’i i t «•* in Mm 1 .Mi'i'tN piiltm rn iliil of Mi lla Callahan honn M i* Vnix-inl l.mll'l. ,-hi-u -Imxxri Mi Foree II i i - i I l-l “ \Vnifn Itoliil rlmrtoii. •InnL’>iI• of Mi ali i Mt il Ht'.'i F.u*t T xxi-iilli*lIt Slri-el xx;i\ Mlitoek. M i- It " Mr. nml lleolgill. Ill* I* the Mi M i, \ i ' |»oi|.-o ii . Mi • (he -i-llilu: for lla- puiTv ai H <*' olio |'ii|iil "f Mr*. Xto'tei unli'e. M i* llili'li Vii'tin .Smith ol Hu­ o'l'IlH'k | II Young. Mi* O I I'" " elty W Shu wu* u«*i.ti-i| lo ll'-i ni.-i- l.il llemitllul flux* i-r arrungeuieiil W F lluriis It, M i*. I> D The ix eddUlg 'Xill ll mi ex ei .if Mi mund.on Stone, eniiiuno, who ii-um (lie room* were ul muuve am Dee. 20 it 7.on i i 'i lin k 111 Ml Th. hi iirul MrO D lain(h-reil i-vi-rul .ih-i-tioii*, it Ul v ue- Hailiti* Epi -i o|iul < loll '• in wtille ehrv«anihi-miini* and Him d" ladmli I imp tiie uriivnl ul Do romiinnii-d Iv Mi*. Mmxio Milniii. lllle. i i,Oi-stv M l" Saver w ii * -i-atcd 't St Is. Ilm i Invlon, u pupil "f only The hriih-••leet ri. eived lo-i |!S ail iipiuoprialelv decorated tahlr . . illoiith*, pluvid n Iiumbei of ■legri-i in I dm iilmn m Inm ut cariyiltg mil a kitchen theme -m l silliplifi'-d ver-l'i'M of 'hr imr ti-l Hie I Ini'i-i'.ily of Miiliuniii ami wa* given Iter manv iiseinl an n rtl.t* The nliltilv to do th(<, ex­ Im. heeii -livin g --n (tie Ii.i-ttlf\ of altruilive gill* llefre»hini-nl* plained Mr*. Al'i-reromhh’, i n-ati-i the M'diih- uliiml* Slu i* n iiiemMi YI-limn llnrilio t-itlettnito-tl were served liv Ho- ho*ii-*»e* a* i'n nppreeiution of the lilulu i eltra* I, e of Alnjux XI Delta -111111 it v LI. .Smith ntlenrleil Ihe I'n iv r- ,„i Wednesday honoring hrith- slsleil hv Mr* XV S Itrumley Si nie.. Mis* lleotoe Slt-Vt-ll* with o Mr* McCnr.011. Mi** Hetty Jnne The w ill .ii-li-iteil prntfriim va­ * tty of tlroigni. tinn.ferriiig In Mnry tom ried in type from elu*..h nl pic-••* the Univer.il v of Ahihmiiu xvheii I'm-ita Colo pnrtv held ot D"' Cu|tcjaml nml M i** ... Chopin und HI rune* lo fuvorlto. lie rrei-ived hi. All ili'gree >n Hu- I,..me of her pmlhi-r, Mr*. I '»«' Ciipeiimd During Ihe evening M-veriil pro of Aliierirun comuoxers. Ileu’tliful- ■im A ll* in .lone, lie I* n member (frown, ’j :P 0 I'nliPi'tto Avenue, ut Ii I lilt V. H;00 p. oi. Roil nml y«*llo\% tin y ’ grcs'ltm* of liridge and CittinMu Iv rendend wu. "Countrv Curih-n" of I nint*<l:i Chi .Midi •tiiPllHTiMint" wpH' unimI in Lrliflil. were enjoyed with prize, helm: hv Percy Granger, “The llhm aw ii rdeil lo Mr* II N Snyer. Ml** mid u tt■*** live arrangement* through- Saver and Mr* XV S ilrumh-y Jr Unmihe W u llx " hv H ltu u ■ml Do- room* tif the llrt.wn hmne. “ .le m iio " In- Htviih'-n I'u .te r xvhieh Those Invited In he with Ml** timing the t-veidug gome* Sayer were Iter inottier Xtr* II xxiia I retail tl fill 1* ur i u lllte d i i * a ililrt v i e pin veil with prlsct- helllg N Snyer. Mr* A XV la-e, Mr* le-lwm-rf fea-diei liAd' iiitnll. K-liexx,at l.v Mi*. M. J I-wlge J r - ml** Kenneth Berry. Mr* XVIght Kiri r in llv l-ffe x -llv e xx-u* I I I " ‘'M e lo d y M r. Donald Fl.itnnt nml Mi** |.ift .if coff'.-e enrnfe* hy th'- hoa* lev. XIr* Joint Kick. Mr* II N. illnekwelilrr. Mr* Charles lax na.’el Raines entertamed on Toe* G ill., Mr* M R Smith Mr- l. tea.... . . , Ri-fii'»lmti 01* wt r. ■• ' • •• from T Du**, Mr*. J f MReltell Xlr* parly honoring M l.* Depp-e me the .lining lalde who-li wa- t-vetlone oi-i i l n - - i n - 1 -n a te h in g *n f Mr* S|i.-mer I ven*. who will In- ninrrled on , ,| XXtill it Ilife etotli und It nil-ltd Geruld lapsing. Hiirdi-n. Mr* XV S Itrumh-x 'r . let ii m il g'dd Inetollli" liallet lip- lhultk*uivlog day to l.loyd Swam xxit it on arrangement "f ehryaao Mr* William Conriiil Mr* Will pel'*. The guesl* gathered al Ihe Flnmitl A n o .n i' 'lie n " m In - r * eh-i t i -i I t»y home al 212 Wesl Kixleelilh Street Iht-Iiiuoi*. Crystnl Imhler* hehl iam Snmk* Mr* Hurry la-e and xxlute candle* ittsil M i*- Hmd'o Mr* la-e Dratn-r M rs. S lo n e XVII- “ ' I ) l l i - i i i ! a t I hy at H txt o'eloek Also Mr* Pell. Mr* I t -In Sweet V o ic e ’* hv H a ittl-H a e n * frn tn toively white eht y*»nlhenuinia wo* n**i»ted in serving ••>' her Weill, M r* George Shi|ip. Mr* mother. n iie ru . "H a m -o p n nd Ite M ln h " nml gliidh.il were u»ed in decorut Those etljovlng Do evening Nancy Dniihlo*. Mr*. Ilolierl Will­ end " C lr ib i r ib in " hy I ’e -tu ln x x o . log nml dorittg Ihe ••veninif Ihe Mt** Steven, were her iam*. Mr*. McCnreon. Mr* w S I r r songs xve r- i- ru c lo u s lv te n - honor gm-sl wa* presented with with i-ii-d in w i ll *tu u h -I to e*. M r* . a china Irav Refreshment* were mother Mr*. A. R. Steven*. Mr*. itrumley Nr , Mrs Hugh Hum an. - n.......... S to n e '* d 'l- * * XX'il* u *t runic*. I "1' | served front the dining table w hich I.mlge, M r*. Julm Keeling, Mr*. Mr* Horace Duncan. Xlr* Gtady Duncan, Mr*. I E E.lridgi- Xlr* In ffe tn xvlth to n ifto n t * k i i t . w ii * covered with an attractive anil I.uilwig, Mr*. John River*, Mr*. II W Ynte*. Mr*. W t»l.v II. 11. Odhum Sr . M r * The room* of Mr*. A hem om • umiMial Chinee elolh ami ten Colemnn Evnn*. Mra. Chnrle* Gurmley II I, Goodspcpd, Mr*. XV I' llrooks. Vo*-*, opened en*idte, were tereil wllh Ihe while hlos.otns M l*. Dilon linker. Mi** Kl*ie F ir Those enloylng Ihe evening with Mr*. Tonv Wise, Mr*. Donald heaulifully dreoratnl with *prnv ley, M l*. Sultlee William*, Mi** o' wild tvv nnd luree li.i'lxel* of M l.* Steven* were Mr* .lack laid- i-Taium, .Mi** I'hylll* Wvult^ M i*. llebeecn Sloven.. Ml** Helix lane Virginia Wilson mol Ml** I tumio elirvannlhemum* und vurl- •oh-eeit wig, Mr* Vernon llnrdin. M r. Copeland anil Mi*:i Mary l.ou gludloli. Rrfre*hmrnt» emplm*lied XVe.lev Evan*. Mr* M. -I. toalge I.uilwig. Copeland. the mu*le theme with llnv rcpll- Jr.. M r. John Keeling. M r.. Eu­ cii* of u grand piano embossed oil gene Kendall, Mr* John Rivera, n u n xv tin- Indlvhloul cake*. Mr*. Alter- M l*. I ’hylll* Wyall. M l*. Raines liu I..... “Si'iit li-r.-il Xlm-i-l eromhto wu* »*«i*ted in serving hy nnd M r. Flninnt.* till In- -(m il'll ut llm I i i * i I In | it • i Mrs. Evelyn Thompson, who ul*o ( Ii i i i - Il from III liu ii mi imlil •; nn look colored nit-lure* of those tiltThe P.T.A. of I.yman .chord Mr*. Dnvhl Gnlchcl i-ni■• imiu-il p.m. Th- *tmlv will In- m I"* Foster Ji'-fnle pi-arlug "it Ihe program. O i i v U held Ihcir regular monthly meet­ pniiilioii fin llm XX’i-il. "l I'i a xi i I'utriiiii llnrrtngton wire rc'eiV'-'l ut the doat hy Mr*. ing on Tue.ilay evening In the ln*t night lit HilXI o’rliH-k with o nml l-iilti- Mmiii I ’hii-liini- ,*t t• i M. Hi net al Thv Sweet In Ihi-lr scTumiI audltoriiini. M r.. Juno card pinty ul hi-r Itonie ul HU ing fur foieigli no- om - In !•• n Ila-ky Wight ami *how»t Voice Sidnt-Sueii. Thurntnmlcr led Ihe devotional Wc*t Nlm-lei-nth Htn-et. Deco­ (dare* hy Mrs. Verne C. Mes.eti 2. ftlrthlrlhln IVstolozzo using Thanksgiving a . tier llmmo. luting t lit* 11 Him - tif Die i .nil In I Dee. I i'i . k in Ii tu-into-i I .i I ger. :i. Kl*« Me Again llerlierl After tho usual hu.lnes. meeting home were hivi-lv nrrnngetiii ■nt * of til hlillg II lull The eomph-te prtigrnm fnllovvn: T h - legiiliir n -iiin i- - I I. Sylvlo Spenkn conducted hy Mr*. P D. Ander­ hlhUcus nml other rot fli.xx-i-r*. GROUP I son, president. Allen Liirward was During Up- evening cnim*lo m , X eri' llmxiilil i Tuipl-i. I mini llernjee Kdmntulrnn Slono prevented and gave n valuable enjuyeil hy Ihe gue*t« with piue* lluiighli-r- of Ih- I 'iitifi*h-iin >, Aecompnnlrd Hy Jalk on civil defen.e, calling on to-ing won hy Mrs. (!. O. Jim-* nml xxill lie hi'hl ul I I I - li"ii"- <>f M. il. I.. 1'eihmn wllh M l*. M. S XVig Mr*. Murvin Mllnm individuals In sign for .potter M r*. It. E. Prentiss. GROUP II totter In the evening in mu* gill* uml M r*. Mmy HI tong o* duty. He said that 23 .tutra were 5. Illiie flnmilu I. Melody in F Ruliln.telit already on *4 hour duly. Mr. For- refreshments ron*i*tlog i-f lee ho*ti'rt*i-* with All*, I'Hrtldc of the llulti i file* wrard wa* substituting for 0 . E. t-reitm molded in the *hupe of 1:00 p m Ellin Weaver, Civil Dcfen.o director for turkey*, small eooklea, *ultnl nut*, Toy Im t 'ninoiomh i . •**• ** enmlle* and Rnsilnn ten were hlilgiil* Templni. --xill m— I ul Ihl* area. ., Htruu** 11. Emporur XVullz The annual Turkey Dinner will served hy the hosles*. 7"IU p. hi . nt Dm- Mh -i iiiii * II,ill, l.ilutr be held Nov. 22 from 5:30 till all 4. Villa ih g m will In Those enjoying the evening xx-ie when Dn llu i • Patricia llnrrlngton nro served. The llckeli are 11.00 Mr*. Hill Kirk, Mr*. XV. II Sinn- euliferreil. Smile I. The Hunshlpe of Your for ailnlli anil 50 cents for child­ per, Mr*. Dougin* Hlen»troin. Mr*. "Smin l-i uml SiiiiHitlu i,' n liny ren. The proceed* will be applied Arthur II, llerkwlth .Ir., M i*. I - Tlli-nplnu piny, " III *|niii*iui-il I la pen to Ihe band uniform fund. Tho A. XValsoii, Mr*. Prentl**, M i*. U. nl the .limhii High Selionl molt 2. Clinrutnine Withi Thlno i iiiiiu band eommltlee met to Inspect A. Atkllisun, Mr*. Itoih-rii-k Ad- tm linn nl M Oil |, m I,v the I'm II. Drink tu Mi Mozart some lovely sample, of uniform, urn*, Mr*. Jom *, Mr*. I.en /coin, etll-Ti nvliei A - -m !nD'io. I'nni-eil. Eye* ... after the meeting adjourned. Mr*. Mervyn O iler nml the host­ from Iln- phix will go ••* th- g-u|lrrnlcc Edmond ton Htono Prof. Dmiula. Introduced the ess. -iid I’ I X fond. Aceompnnied Hy speaker uf utc evening, Miv. liarM r*. Mnrvin Milam hare Ilallry, who l> associated with ihe Child (iiildanco Clinic of GROUP I I I Delibes Orange county. She Included a sound motion picture, "Preface", Nevln lo A Life”, which w ai very en­ joyable and instructive. Refreshments were served (he close of the meeting. II th. w ill I k? Mux Ann VI i \|\» C K mv iih iif f Ih i ' I" o. Hull. Jun­ .. :i in- Ri-ltecru •it kin. i im*in of ,,| M • m i him-*, nn-' ii ht’iih'grtKtiii. I •if Camp Gorit- t'f*t iimn de liucker ill I \l M I hiiiilii-r 4f H tit. M Smith. i' I C Harper . c rir. Itil.l Nt ‘ Huiltl* \\ .!• \ \l \\ \\ Miss Joan Sayor Is llonorod At Shower Mrs. Vernon Hardin Honors Miss Stevens Miss Denise Stevens Honored With Party Meeting Is Held By Card Farty Given By Lymun School l*TA Mrt*. Drvid Gatchcl SAT. ONLY! • DOUBLE FEATURE • •/'«ii *i iiik w ntm i crrcinis u n f OI Ihfiio with p i*x iM RurrcjunfllriT with storltf, ami « cupola which overlooked a one-«torv Mock houae at PL Read. The lilock-bou*e stood Immediately In front of the real­ times now occupied by the HemInola County Farm. M 0S2 Note: About 2445 Mellonvllle Avenue.) Mis. Kvana remembera both house# and that signal* were ea­ r-hanged between them In the Sem­ inole war of • later date. General jUrhary Taylor during this year, laid out a road between Ft. Mel- I 'hunt- 1752 — 1716 Irnil the I hri«lma* I'jn rr. Ancurln Uevan. If a general election were to come, the Idtborite* would fight with divided forces. A* it In, the Torfca are now until they get through their bill* and tr ucking iodugjrirg. S a n f o r d H in to ry CIIIKOI’KACTOK Hull i m! m im tor* sntl iion-fralrrnit) gur*l. aie eligible lo at fh« ( hurt h ill governm ent has gained s tre n g th in ' (,.n u \ «» •*»•’ '«*» few m o nths. T h is is th e ju d g m en t Ihe heg.nruny of e*rh new ds) Of re tu r led nt-wspais-rnien. Ii is p a r tly due t.> th e im t.roveis • miracle lo the very young. The m , . ‘n v ’*1 v'indititi* *. Som e ra tio n in g h a* U-* n als*lish<d person who can continue lo agree and it is ho[*od th a l th e |irocs>an w ill continue e a rly in th e with thal g]es. whatever Im sge, year. will never he very old. F o r th is Itic h a rd A . Iliitle r . ch an cello r o f th e Exchi*' 1'ie r. who h is a jk.* i to rresiM im lin g to o u r secretary o f th e (’resident Trumsn is reported lo d m reb iii ' r" 'l l t - , l now th o u g h t th a t when have given General Eisenhower * « u r th ill re tire s . Us he i* e.x|x.ttc<l to do In-forc long. Iliit le r gloomy picture of world condition! w ill succeed h im . am i not F o re ig n M in is te r A n th o n y Eden After the recent election, the Fieri- ! . . . „ {° r, thu lrnn ro v w l Tt>ry poaltion iias ix>en dent is probably rather pessimistic hr split In th e | j , l s , r E a r ly Ik - I w c o ii tiie fo llo w ers o f fo rm e r about everything. Am?irin (. ''nwnt'Ul,,(-’ «nd those who follow the radical Gencral Eisenhower has appoint­ ed Chailes E. Wilson, head ol General Motors, at Secrelsiy of D * l i p ^ ; l f he nultot ai good a defease department ai he does automobile, fie’ll be «|| right. DR. II. K. KING said it is "mystifying and dis­ torting." Sen. Henry Cabot todge i t . of Massachusetts has called which opt*>*e.| it or took no t*o*iit a "relic of the past " The word* t^.n wrre estrrmely fair and im- "antiquated" and "useless ' have *»-*.ial in thrir presentation ami j been hurled at It again ami again fully fulfilled. I l—lieve. their re-J Yet for 1J0 years it has success­ s*e.n*il ilitr to their readers. I . fully withstood all assaults I* ink this Is a testimonial to the i Two years ago it looked as if it f * •-ness and integrity of Florida's' might topple l/wtge. a lit publican amt Rep Ed Goaeett. a Texas Democrat, introduced a prnpa*rd constitutional a m e n <1 m e n t lo change the system Coder the proposed amendment Chapel Of Unity StevcnN -S w nin P l a n s A re A n nounccclT odny conference at Columbia yesterday that "iiniisp tv* r irriimat anr#»aM - L a g ta j> ~ LAST TIMES TONIGHT TOUCHTON’ S Saturday Special ScWcted Shorts SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE UMlf.iTAM TNMLLBI B f c H H I Is J u s t Around The "Red Tide”, which in rec«.l a n has been kitbag milUoas of h Is the Gulf of Mexico, it sow potted to bo coined by the ab- The Corner! 8 UNDAY AND MONDAY! HOT TIM1KKY HANDWICII MAHIIKI) I’OTATOKH (5IIH.KT GRAVY CRANIIHHRY .SAIT ........................ 1I0T COFFHB OR ICKI) T K A 68 DII) YOll KNOW ? ? ? WE SERVE DINNERS XVITtl VEfiETABI.ES ALL DAY SUNDAY PIBST SHOWING! T< y h e u s tkf f l ) PARAM OUNTNM W 8 .... D R U G C C . "TElha '$3M TO MEET YOU AT TOUCHTONS” iVA • in 'l l Im v i- m -i-il Im n ip - i-l I ln - g< In iik ilig n lv lirtll iiu tl-i. N ut 11ID w .ili-t |ii-onf, Inti lln -y I m u IlgID Nlinwi-rn .uul • • I nm l keep m ii Sex- m it -ill D>hui ru iiivo u t nt f 10 .R.1 . . . g u u i'iu ilcvil USEOUU LAY AWAY NOW M E N 'S 300 EAST FIRST W EAR SANFORD I’HONE U 2J �35DWWT»*r.(T-- ■ 11■ ■ ■ T H E HANFORD HER ALD P air 6 Fri. Nor. 21, 11.12 . i J-. mn m ■ ■ Jit*it •«■»i■■ i—i Program Given At Adventist Church On Thanksgiving Citizena Advised On Garbage Collection Local resident* who wish to have special garbage pick-up serv­ ice at their hack doors, ns provided under a recent amendment to a City ordinance, should register at the City Clerk » office before Der. I, Tom Lemon, City Manager, said '.odnv. The amendment, which becomes effective Dee. I, provides the spe­ cial service at n cost of | l per month to parties having no alleys near their residences where regu­ lar pick-ups iiib v he made hy the City. Mr. I.cimui said that December will 'ic covered Ihnmgh the pity, lug of I I by Dee. I l.y those tie dring the service, hot that the pay­ ment of |lt f will he rci|ulretl hy Jan, f to rover next year, lie stated the payment of the entire year would Uispense with extru work which would he involved in smaller payments. 1’ayJptit of the fees should be mode to lha City Tux Collector, who will deposit the fond* to the general revenues of the City, for use of the Garbage and Trash Doparlmeiit. The fee shall lie payable for each slngle-fuodly dwelling unit resulting sill'll servin' and shall lie paid by the oceuimnt of the unit. Free service by the City is pro­ vided residence" with ml kilning alleys. Also no charge will be made for pick-up garbage if r<'"i dent* desire to leave container" ul front r ill Ii". where nllryn ti(e out ovallalile. Tl.o Hnnfnrd Kleiuentorv Chinch Hr limit hrlil n Thanksgiving Hntne ii ml School Association meeting last night nt the hnnii- of the PnsInr of ihr A ilvin lltt Church, Kmnoth Mcnxlmr. Several member* of thi* Ib’l. rind i-hiirch were also present A ftrr ii covered tilth "Uppci, Mrr. Margaret Men«lng, the church school lenrher, and her miplix pre*criletl: "Hectic* Front n Dnv til School", Tillin' partirl|intini> In I In* program were d ro n ­ ed In I'nriton cottiintcs Ih keeping w i'li tin Thttnlisgivlng »ca*oii. Severn I Hoiltrit of o lelllfloux nnlure were -tintf to mill to the *nirItiinl emphasis stressed in their school studies. One cong in nnr ticohir pnrtrnvi'd tin- erenllmi week. Each Imp! I held n drawing thill he or she li'nl eolnreil to II lustrutc I In- particular [dmso of creation a-* given le the hook of n * |i* d '. Demims'riithins io'-luded the rrcilntions tif thn nriihmetli* tables mid II spellilli* liee l.y the third mol foot Mr grader*. ( Iilldri n Inking port in tin- pro ii-rmn Were Shirlev lliiekner. A1 lelin Itiu m . IV11inn Ituckii'-r, dene I’enin* I hunt It V Willis on MnrV Helen tVn til,mu. Ilr lb nod Mary l.lioln M 'li imr I 'In nh tit' l-in n lniil for u pet linin' o' *i liool holii" to t e rollstrorlid n iilv In l!',V! Ill Sanford. The | .!1.1 * nrolliocnt fm nil ArlM'M *llr**it r i m rs s * imei Veii'lsl hind. n 11 ,■ *«.te t.llIMl mittec: pupil". New -rhool huildinus have, "The Cillxeni Hospital Gomudtalready I hi" year he*n rmistr’ieled toe has met freoiiently since the in roniiedlon nilh ttu- Miami, St ■passage of Ole llospllal Horn) Is I’etershuri* Melhoorni- and 111.ml" *ue on Nov. 4, for the puroose of ville rhlirclii» hastening the appointment under the law of the live trustees l.y Governor Fuller Warren. "The committee has felt I hi" "h o old t.e done m i that inini"illuli' (t'oiitiiimd f r o m I'sfe One) negotiation" could tie mirii-i! out republican tsditlr* At the G f)l‘ by ii lusty of official stnlii" with convention hr w »» an avniranl ftir the trustees of the Fish Estate to­ the nomination bu1 "witched hi" ward the early eoNSirttctltio of t Vote" to Ki'enhouer to Civr the hospital In Seminole County whe­ eneral the nomination on the fir»l ther hv the Fl«h Estate or by tile allot County. Brownell v»i> * Ions um * nsht "Inasmuch a* the ronalriietinn hand m in of t.o" Thoma* 1* of a hospital i" a mutter of prime Dewey of New York i oncer ii to all of the people of Uefore the apr*"intment» were Seminole County, the Citixeos announced Kieenhnwer conferred Hospital Committee feels that the wilh Senator II Alexander Smith people of the outlying regions of of New Jersey, who "aid the gene the rotinlv should lie represent* rn! was only Romit to Korea and tiled. will not viMl Japan or any other "The committee i" recommend­ counirir* ing to Governor Warren the fol­ Smith "aid hr understood Risen- lowing County lesiilcnls to serve bower's «|ieclfic purpo»cs in going ns trustees; to Korea are In talk with the com­ "Dr. G. S. Henman of Altamonte manders of the Eighth Army und Springs: John Kvnn« of Oviedo; In sre I’reildent Ithee of the He J. C. Iliilrhiaon, Fred R. Wilson, • Unwind Fuville. nil of Han­ public of Korea Klscnhower was working his wav ford. through a heavy irbeilule of call­ "Tills laiard of trustees If "ners I ikIu>- In ndillllun to Sen pnlnterl, consisting us it dors of a doctor (Dr. Henman) who has had Smith he l ii Iked with 1. Ken Henry I ’abot lanlgo of prior experlftiro In the eonstrif* Massachusetts, bis liaison man in lion of ii hospital, und nn accountWashington with the fading Demo­ ant-uiniuiger, <Mr. Evans t with cratic administration, who said wli|o liuxlnesa experirnee in hart"there Is still u lot to tin" in Ihc tiling the financial affairs of one Itepnhlicun cvanilnnllon of various of the rtmnlv’s laiuest firms; im oxecullve hranchrs of Hie federal ultoi ney, (M r. Wilson | wlm Is closely rclulvd with the legal a f­ government. 2. George Meiiny. xcvrclnry fairs of tlie Fish Estate; anil two treasurer nt Ihe American Feileru- Huei-essful liiislni ssrm n, one v illi tjon of l.otmr. who said hi' lim' -i extensive experience in construc­ "nice pleasant lulk " The A FI. tion noil the other will" neknuwIedged mgiinlxulionn) ability. (Mr. supported Eisenhower's lii'iiim-ral Fttville nod General Hut libonl le npponenl, (iov Aillid K, Steven snn. Ileportors ........... it t h u t would have the necessary attribu­ Meunv came hearing Ihe ulive tes to assure the people of Hemitl ole Countv of effective bllliilliug branch of peace 3. (,'lmule Varilnman, chairmaniif the problem of cimstructlng u of the AIJI1)11mu Stale t'eulrnl Re­ husnltnl in Hern inn Ia County at the publican Coinmillec, who suld they earliest possible time,'' (llseussed Ihe Imfiortnure of luillif Ing up Ihr two parly system In the VuriouH “ WilHonH" In Citizens Group ICisenlmwer G South 4. Sen William Kimwtaml California, who suld he had "no rnmment whutever on Ihnl" when ho was asked If he Is going to he I leader of Hie .Senate In Ihe Bird Congress. Meanwhile Elsenhower appeared In tie hastening his plans to leave , for Korea ofN ew « A re I d e n t i f ie d NEW YORK i-f! - Just to put matters straight on Industry's three Charles K. Wilsons— t. Charles E lrw in) Wilson Is the General Motor* Corp. prriident who President-elec l Elsenhower announced yesterday aa hta aerrvlary of defense. 2. Charles F.fdword) Wilson is K orean W ar the farmer president of the Gen­ eral Eelertrle Company and for m rr director of the Office of De­ (Continued From I’aga One) tntnporarily Allied drill mins pum- fense Miihlliiallon. 3. Charles E(hen) Wilson Is Ihe mrled the enemy ontl Allied forces reoecuplctl Hie poalllnn* without fnrmer chairman of the board of lit* Worthington Pump and Ma< opimilllun. On the ('mitral Front, xoutheaxt cldnery Corp. They or* not related. of Capitol Hill, 17.1 Chinese hit an R iv er WORLD FEDERALISTS MEET 16 Brownie Scouts Accidental A rrest Niagara Face-Lifting i CLEARWATER lA i-Tlw Florida Is Under Discussion blanch of’ the United World Feder­ Organized In Troop Of Mobster Opens t<"allaa»* r r « * ••»** IlfM tenant levees anti flisal etmlnd works would rreate an annual in Sixteen Brownie Scouts of Lone crease of t3A->,0uo In crop produc­ Teem N*i. 'J soon 'oretl by the tion. This estimate was a conser­ Snt-' <** d Wotnnn'" Clyb, rorelvetl vative figure derived from Ihe mcMilx-rxhlp eerllfitn'e* nitil nins LOS ANGELES tjs—With tlradgross production of $3.G.V),U00 in the iit ii ci rorunny In their meeting pan mobster Leonard t . Mocori area. room a’ the Jewish Community accidentally In custody, pullet* toKstlmolrd increase In value of f'enlet. Mi". F D. S.-ott, lenrler, day sought answers to unsolved cattle was *7 4, taxi, bn set) on Iht- >uM tndov 'gangland executions dating from same formula Th** iron,, i Ih e o u lv om- if i t " li'Hinr bootlegging day* lo Ihc Thrse figures have since chang­ ed appreciably, though the district | klnil fun,u-d in Futrfnrd. *h>- tiolril• I Thenolion s engineer has not yet released his erl «.-*•. M" mi'mbershlp is limited , , i^.onor,i the Lip by Capt latest estimates. Citrus und truck to It; new Scouts Hite pointed o.it fsrmli.g In Cimlrai Florida has “ ’*• ""<"1 for lead 3 Hamilton of the lats Angeles in|,.||iHr.n,,. unit risen greatly, anil the cattle in- t e, ,,-hI i. '.K'atit .aderx to take dustry of Cenlrul Florida is ree I r " r * w,*llln ; |l‘ t " f I" Kiri* H e ’ll given officers Ihe slip 20 ognlied as one of the fastest grow ! in !m* new troops, yearx since indlclmetit nn four mob Ing enterprises in the slate A *»l -Inn* b-ndern or I Im- troop killing" in Toledo. O., dating from Water Hlablllsaliun; Theory be­ ni ■ 'N ■ Joi-nn t’-ndi-r nml Mrs. I |M) tll 1933, o j|jcer* think there hind the !20f!,0<x>.<xxi Central ami I nu t Dutton, while memliers of( might be some recent chapter* Southern Florida Fltnal Control th troiiu i-mninlUi- ore Mr*. Roy auxrfi 11" Ihe lltlgxy Siegel murder, Project Is Hie stabilisation of wa­ H -ilhi. Mi« F C. Dickerson. Mrs. the killing of Mickey Cohen’s atter conditions, bidding In l floods C<‘ ll i: Corlton Mix* Muudc| tiirney Sammy Rttmmrl anti Ihe during the wet season *. . ideas- WII on, 'Ii r . r„| stone and Ihe | dotildi- "laying of Tony Rruncato Ing waters during Ihe dry season R’-- f. F M'Kinley. and Tony Trombino in Hollywood Value of restraining floodwutcr is New lliiiwoles are D'-nnnn 1 a couple year back Indicated in estimates of Increased Nichols. Michael I' iiih i , Cln-la PortDetroit (Kjllce also want to ask crop and cattle production, as well dec, l.«'irn I'kii'i', Fnntlrn Wright, same (|uextlon* concerning the tieax protection of houses, buildings, Mnry Cat Wight, Donna Young, mlxc of hoodlum Jack George roads and utilities. Ln-’v M'-ii-’hioit, Nnoev Thurston, whose body wa* ftitmd stuffed in The value of holding the water Dehl,- Scu't. S-'-an Skinner, Jutlv an automobile trunk. for gradual release during dry I -n'- i-', Piilie i-i Dutton. Roth H'.'tht row police here neck Mo seasons lie* In protection of the Cat lion V- o t raiiti* nod Sniolra ccrl’s ballet tlancing wife, Marunderground water table, main­ K i-lir It--), MrCarson i* a tiani ] I garct. who drooped from sight co­ taining levels of water in wells and f- 1 llie n ih - r incident with her hubby's arrest. preventing infiltration of suit wa Backtracking lo the Mocerri ' -o-*inl hour f-dluwe I the iliter through the ground. apartment In Hollywood, where sittllaf-t-ti • riii t-il--daring which A COURSE OF ACTION (-it) . 11 th -ii oan-nt" the m il has been paid since May un­ At the Sanford meeting, Col II lian-ie'i -•'* pm-cot they have lieilt der tine of muny aliases, deleclive.s C. Gee, consulting engineer for the found coffee bulling, Ice cream ovae--I 10 .loin; ill*’ ('ii t Me-olli, melting, but not Murifurel. Central and Southern Florida Flood Control D islrld. read a teller front it's highly unlikely Ihey’ll find the governing hoard of Ihe district her dropping slug* into a telephone, to the Corps of Engineers sluling j Thai's how Mncrrl gnvp hlrgself that Ihe tllslriel wus willing to ViolatiniiH O f Civil away lit- had $1,800 In his wfillet sponsor the Sanford Titusville pro and a Cadillac at the curb 'Into R iltIi I s A r c C h a r g e d 'Tuesday Jed and provide necessary local when arrested hv tele­ cooperation. These would mean the phone company officers, who hud TAM I'A '4 * -The G. S district I been plagued for some lime by district, front funds appropriated hy the legislature ami which might attornev here has revived charge* 1 someone using slugs In Ihnl par­ be obtained from district taxes, ,d civil right" violation.* again*! a ticular phone. would contribute 13 per coni of Ihe former slate tirisim rump head lo Later through fingerprints police get Ihe ease lu-furc the it S Su­ tlKeovered whom they hud In cux construction cost The letter also suggested that the preme Court today, and also fmind some papers project be considered us a motllfl llerherl S I'liilhps liletl a new with names, addresses amt tele cation of the currently authorized Information Thursday accusing L. plume munliers project* for flood control This I* Joru-". former ht-atl of the l‘lFront there the list of those would simplify procedure" and m il.is prison vamp, of healing j brought in for i|iiestloning reads create siibstuntial savings m ail primmer* and depriving litem of like an underworld Who's Who minlslrulive crisis I their civil rights. It was also lenrnetl at Sanford Judge W ,1 Marker recently Hint the Corps of Engineers hud ipiashcd a federal grand jury In discovered that much of the tune diriment Minilurlv charging Junes, graphic data needed in preparing ruling the federal governmt-nl had High laiw Prrclp. plans for tIn* project is already no right to Interfere with stale Wa "lilugtoti ta 3H 1 OS available from surveys ronduded nrixnn* Chicago 11 PO during past years hy Ihe ettgi I’lllllip" "alii the new illfurmnlloll Cleveland 41) 41 neers anil other government agen was (lletl as a legal move to get lais Angelex 74 31 cie*. The dala ran he correlated the D S .Supreme Court lo rule tin New itrleanx 37 42 for a single purpose, again saving the t onxtltutiimal issues lie suld New York tk) 3!) 17 much lime and expense Gordon It more sharply points 110 Hie fact* lIlKtllll 4H 4H Mnhiey, representing Col H W at issue and will enable the Su­ Jack xunville IK) 03 41 Scholl, J r , confirmed this report preme Court lo grasp Ihe funda­ Miami HI 37 to Endowing the discussions, mem mental ipicsliims 1 allahasvee 5!) 39 hers of the improvement commit tee recognlred the following steps for action' 1. The Hanford Titusville navi gallon canal project must lie wrtldrd to the huge Central amt Southern Florida Flmnl Control D litrtrl. Virtually all of Ihr t an­ al route la Included In Ihr dis­ trict territory. Flood control dis­ trict rontmixxlonrrs anil m xl' neer* havr accrplrd sponsorship of the ranal works amt suggested that they be presented to Congrrxa ax a modification of Hie currently niithnrlird project. Till* can be done ut Hie next session of Coogtess. 2. The Florida Slate l.rglsta lure will be asketl In Itl.TI lo ex­ tend (be flu-id control d islih i boumlurirx it few miles lo Include till- entire ealtul I "title- south of Satifnril. 3. The St. Johns Indian Itlvcr liiiprovrmt-nl groups should re ipirst that the Corps id Engl neer* comntrner preparation of a Definite Project Report ( I l l 'l l ) on Ihr Haufurd-Tltuxvllle multi­ purpose project ax a part of Ihe Central mid Southern Florida Flood Control Project for wrhirh fund* are available. The Corp* of Engineer* ha* recently discov­ ered that data obtained lit sev­ eral previous survey* hy other agencies tail he correlated with their own data to save cmultler* able expense ami time. 4. The Imurnvrment Associa­ tion ran assist the engineers by explaining Ihe value of Ihe pro Ject lo the pulillr. Lurid Crime Trail Weather TORONTO. Out. Ul — A joint U. S -Canadian commission pro­ pose* In give Ntaguru Falls .1 face-lifting. II want* the fumtms waterfall to look more beautiful with le** water. Details of Hie project were dis closed yesterday to Canadian anil U. S. parks amt power officials by the International Joint Com rill**inn The plan* will tie xuh milted to the two goveromeolIf approved quickly work could he Marled early next year and completed in i :).m: The commission's plans, (level oneil after two years study by en gineerx, call fur u control dam 1.330 feel long limit liom Hie Canadian .side a mile above the full*. They also propose dredging Ihe Niagara River tmttom |uM above Ihe brink of the horseshoe fall* The commission claims the pro jed would reduce the prcsctil speed with which the river t» rat Ing awav the brink of the falls amt would make ftosxihlc two van (age points mi each tip of the horseshoe from which an 11nub structed view of Ihc fall." could be obtained. No estlmale of tincost wo* nnnouneed. EXCELLENT BUSINESS oppor­ tunity: Good service station alist* begun it* annual n**cmbly it e r e today. Fatil Shcpman- operator can tnnke 26,000.00 and up per year. Need 12500.00 to drew.*, dean emeritus of Kyrocu*e handle stock equipment anil op­ University law school, is the prin­ erating capital. Onu half -'an cipal speaker Mr*. Uenjamin be financed for right person. Hrigg-s, Clearwater, heads the Contact H H A ILE Y ODD AM. Florida HWF Phone* :t34 — 2237 or 1421. Now Is The Time To Order Your FLOOR FURNACE OR SPACE HEATER Roy Wall, Plumbing Autliorizori Colcmnn Donlor 1007 Sanford Avenue Hynotimii Serves As Surgery Anestliullc .MIAMI Mary Schaffer. 43 year old Miami woman w as re covering today after undergoing major surgery without henefli of anesthetirs City Commissioner II Leslie (Juigg used hi* hypnotic talents b> pul the patient to sleep Thur"ila\ ami two dentist* anil a nti-dn-.if tloclur watched the 33 minute op erutlmi perform erl by a denial "iir germ. The operatitm was to remove an Infected piece of btllie to Hie |uu ami u cy.xt " lie first relaxed her for about It) minutes." said Ibe siirgenn wlm performed the operullrm "Sin- w a . nerfectly relaxed when he uwol.iher TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY M l yA Pohne 111? 'J 0 BREAD H O T HERE’S ALL YOU DO ). PRUlEAf (JVIN It) 710- f. 2. rtAct tftriRf WRAPPIt) 10AF IN 0 VIN AIIO MEAT I OK A) Mimms 3 . KlMOVf fKOM OVin-OPtN INI) or PACKAGt CARE miLY RFM0 VF DfsiRi 0 suers 4 . HAND CLOSE PACK- COM M ITTEE TO REPORT ST I'K.TERHHURti '.e -The ( it Den* Committee rut Relirement in Florida will give Guv Fuller War ren and Gov elect Dun Mel'arts a full report on its activities ul .1 meeting Nov 21 in Jjiekstmville Nelson Poynter, editor of the Si Petersburg Times, publicity chair man. said the committee wilt dis ell** recommendations lo the Leg -latum to ........................-in;’ Im.iic and home* fnr the aged AGf ANO fOllUW GASH PRQCtOUHE lilt flfXT DAY OK fOR Illf NEXT MEAL. NOtl ihc; u«(*0 NMO rtJl b( H(AKO CINDY AMNKN * * * * * H !• "ICO BAU DIDCIUUS A3 IS • •had »0« YOU *fldu«4«*!f |>v U M C ir a Uiimtal-littfiiiuiu hGvri SOUTHERN BREAD u"ia« otisit t( uirsssi tsiut ill,if 11 me, cwuo Wisfaetiti, with r°'et s ” * r i n advatit loWnSi with Prlcet'i D°»'' buy until, “ » l/i/s; ^ w vro lrt Jf0 > > |i V’ ‘■ 'time in %<>.in / th? dcal )oi b iinfe.ii vi «■ s a s s a f i C H E V R oier v * , ro END VISIT M IAM I 'if—Mrs. Corina del Parral tie Veln*ro ibarrn, wife of the president of Ecuador, will return to Gtinyarjull Saturday, ending a 20-day visit to the United States. Allied oulpuitl etirlv luslay and on tlfctl II. N. defenders In haml-totnd fighting The battle railed fur ree hours until Eighth Army troops brought un reinforcement* and th* Chinese broke contact at 8:10 u.m. und wlthdruw. Light hunttier* of the If. H. 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I -I I Ml >.1 | For Hc ii.IIn t h e f i t l l t t i i t nit r r t f r * i i |t |t t « i*> fill H u r t I l i f t | i i i h l K h t «l li t I f . , t m f ii r tl H r f i t id I l i m e I rl»- |»r r 11 n r I «***n i l **it t i m e * I Ur *»* « ill n r ti«« rv I f tt u ♦I l i m p * **«• |»r r 111* r hit%rr itttiM 'Jill l l m r t Hie | » r r M u r l u * r f H i n t . l r jjier l i n e f u r f r i t t i t I o i i f t . i . t V 11 e W o r d * i n i h r M u r l l u t i h l r l l a l r | it* U h l . k I m r I n*.% ai I U III III i . • vnriri.i:s run s vi i: —i •• 1 In* . I ) -I Ur ! or h.t I* Use HERALD WANT ADS I' I I 1 I ' 1 'i I M l in , • . flllth iv n y I ! •' *, N . , . i l | i i t , | i n i t •. S'HMltn I III'I I I M.-t 1 • ■■ >......... ) tf t aTP*1V#t.*t \ ! n p ii; ^ .7 p S F ' _ J .V fioci n iw r y W K !. A h n • r * ;. 3K 1111» * uH u ! | m i n n I il i’i r e e *if f i ■r e i Jotor*' r n t •1: r >i t-v tfir f'ire u li . oil- I. NI n l h ,11.ill- 111 i ' I r . 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In itoil • •'rlulfi int**t* thrrelti pehifloti \i l|t i **iii IS IV Wa rr Is {ilsilil Mff Mol .1 VV K i .i .m |p« uiul htn w ife \i<o** K IIMi jf* ***■ ihfi flijlltli*. 111*’ otoll r-iy ited m Hpi , 11| will I'u r r • O il I'ruil t.«*|s i :v i ; i : \ A * i i* u r i t N i ' t ' N * i. i k . ' 'l l* o i l i * o n r t 111 A iiln A ccrsM irlrii •>( I ,n • ' n ' i \\ d lv tirif . t'o lllfO m i Piiar ; IJv AI h*A*'H o i l*,* k .in Tti**d]t>‘ l in^rtilrm 1^- « f, 19&3* theT ll 'iird *■f I'tthih | iiaff lii'tloft will p V 'U f *•*•»jt* 1 hillm un f LmilshlOK stii *1 iti "t.i limn -* cnr mill In the ,Hemlii*ile lljeti Hchu^l Audi i nri"t»i For i i inii h«ru* call un Archlteii 1 11..11 I Mtmghion. H*m ford Atill nil,* N’.ithnal ILink II u11it Mia The liotird re -erve** ih» r Iifhi I- It 1**1 I* In% ■1 til Mil* H**in| ii* i* t'lMiiiiii in Hi nl of j (•iihlili Mi* i t'» I i*■t'l t. F i Mil *o Fh«Iriiiftli* Mill tutor**! iUcaI h- i )«»’* C'» , f ill ui. l. Aim* .ir. Id*aj i.r h •• i . r r. i -ft*.« ...... i t-OOff WV;lr) • which ciiu**- It. llilNUMnl, 111• 11» Mil, ** ’*.♦111 Fill VVo.oliUll All!1«l lit U n Iu M. 'ii.l Hi i f j V.I MH • 1 %jim»* i.i>l11u I. 11* I i1 1* *’ I* • r i iMu. ,* I'M M111"4 VI .it k ‘21. P»r*2 u rn \t o santohu 07.ARK IKK > n T i i* i ; a i m m i m Ml * * %ltl> •M- loth, lim iir t iik Legal Notices Legal Notice VV M rM .i Ip.r e Itullev (Mliaiu ( -pal I'ar* I HI, A I'ark Ave-. \\ . |iiii i u-Ip f.ii nep.pl ■al e i ve.l if Van awa* all l.lela. I il. !•• X Heel I'netl Car* Si'isiupl ao,| Saaf.Pld V O I'll CAR in vp.iilli nun I- mil.ley .!!•* •• Wr l|. • ll rl an "17. .9, ’ I », '.’ill, ” 1 , T,2 inoilrl" 11 ipi l«*y WillleiviirIII, i'0| NoiTli MiaiiKe, ^ M i Ii i i i . ' i , lo I'iia u e H.VJ7 II I III.E H S —• — Id TWO IIEl)ROOM. Hie I,nth nml kitehen, oietvire wlml.w, ultra iiimlrMi 111 ft. Crnlrie Sehuonor iilnmt I year old. In new eomlltian Saeilflce for *4‘_'()(k 0. W Littleton, Rox D'H Ovli»lo, Fla, Trailer located I '<'< mile* north i'f Ovleiln on Highway l ■IL":..... . 17- ........ ( .' 1(0 ATS ~11 M A R IN E hardware, CI; ^ood. C. Vail Wpttiflwortiln«, ft 12 Sanford A **. ... .. v *1.' > �HUM v*" •••••■• • iff : i , <nrr > <a*t *»*- • • —y t r t t r + * ''r r + iW « * ................................................................ 4 * * * © © * f r ^ t * « + >• ■] 28-7 E dgew ater’s Reserve Strength Topples Sanford, F e d s A r e Not A ide T o H old 7-0 L e a d As L a d i e s S c o re T D ’s In At Hi id . i ! i' I? ft 1 it 1 I Ml. S p o rts R o u n d u p Hurricane Coach Stetson, Rollins . Stetson Eleven iu ti.ui.i: m.Hor Co-ed To iMeel In Sees l ittle Hope , NKW YO IIK iiP - F or the first Hopes To Better the entire nulion will bn able Coll* Tournament 1 lime, lo <il in tomorrow while the Pacific i mill Cnoferrnee ileeidei which of . For His Charges ii i: i. .w i * Its 3-3-2 Record M- team s Is to take the rap in the ' dogged Seminolr I t0.1t gridiron aggregation Jumped .>11 a TO lead In Die fir .-1 pcrlial .mil held fast In a 7 7 murgin going in to ihe fourth .xlnntit before tin- in evitable reserve strength nf the Kdgcwnlcr Eagles simply over powered Sanford to vi'orr si |np aided 28 7 victory In the Tangerine now I Iri Orlando last night befor, a chilled gathering nl some i.txxi fans. It waa a buttle of attrition. Hanford, outwrlghr.l and iiniler ataffrd. put up a jam r rlforl rr catering ala Kdgrwatrr tumblrx The turning (mint In the «lash ram e early In the final period when Junior Mrtlv' <111111. kid, attempt on (hr Seminole*' is yard line was hloeked. Moment* later Kdgcwnti-r nor rtl. Then thev follow n l 1h.1t no with two TMs before tin nano- emi cd. The game ..pene.l with Edge water kicking to Sanfonl «m tin first play Metis' pass wn* inter eeplrn by .Inhnnle Conley who *uh apipienllv fumbled on the fir .t play as Joe I'lcknnv pin in g one of Ida best jfntnt’% of tho mode I ho fir.%! nf several recover les for the Fed*. Junior Melt* bullied Ids wav far la yard* down to the Edgewater II. On the nrxl pluy Fd lax keIt darted Ihrmtqh n hole la the renter and toppled (he aafety man for thr touchdown, Ihe find for either Irarn. Jimmie F a i roaverted. slaking Ihe Feds la an early 7-0 lead, whhli thev retained until the aeroml iscrlnd. I' I •• r i il a in I'-.M .................... & ea. Calvin Wright, d r fr n s lv e San fa rt end, played a Iremrndmi* M m e, a i did Russell Mann, Hie 11 rr» t onlfil t \ I •' I *' I li I IIII • mi I omI I II 1 1' h Ml| I ( •L|»I aV M* id .1 I III I• VI'l'll i Nil! J o e F lrk cn s stimd nut like an all Conference tackle com m anding the game hut outclassed Sanford line Buhba Itlsbee, J a k e Howell and a y D avis tackled hnnl and w e n ry men in In forcituiiing fi Ihe lnevi table . . j eullnpsc collapse, S Haaferd wav hurl bv Terrv ('•rtcU 's Injured ley. whlili kepi I m kastUay rra le r, who r r«ier. wno made matte nilall JOC Iasi year, out of a good p«r Mj*i of tha yamn and hampered We usual erferUveness. Junior Melts curried the ttigskin IB times ami displayed excellent running skill in face of ixxir blockIny support. Melts accounted for 87 nf Uio Celery Feds' UO yards mined m the ynmnd. He ndtletl all gflliiftl In Vio air liy San* .Je Rcmlnolea must rest for Ihe final eeeion a teat with DeUml, 'If uPn l?1' .ffdltesday even....l1 ..........ft B .. » wilt M Uioi ali'lmpnrtanl •i. ii * m7. I I . I tli'i'W ull ‘1 < otlll t ( ’n> 17. Wl.it. I tot. It. V\ l.t, I,. 1,1 | .Ml., I., win, bin, be, ii mi It,, fill I III |l||il •< VI'l III . " i l l 11 t 'If II <!" ic t i* tl • 1,1 \|| III, V■ II. til. i dm . | , i • IIIIIMIIp *H» 'll .inn' iii. l-ll-l l i V 1 • «t til* 1 • i m •» nf 1 to- .1 i |« II Wlit !"• a Im.I'l-., ! *f»•ii t li.iiii •* IIL'B •» ‘ 1 th. ln l.il . I'lt o r r M* Il < hill I'i s i i o o I •> i n i i; I Hill \ll|MI| ■* a miiiii : i - »l I• Ittili* Il llll"ti|ii* h fillilll I<II| I. «!•••» i ll If" •• •• 11'l ,| tiny nf Ills- viiltii•••! i'll . •’ • |,i t S'pHI I I'll lIllH IIIDi tlllll! ItV ' l l I* I* /,. .hiliiitoii. II I.Ml'kl'tt, F ’ tlillg " Fjlltewuter: K lo'ts, Hull v tuple. Mill T Itobbil, -. iiiuii , Hullomn. P Ftopui, Coble, I! • Muyo. |l Simo,.. \\ I, Wliite, Cm,Hell, Mob olio, /.it 1 1 too i , buvv v> i Perkin*. K iore by period • Sullford 7 0 It Kducwuler n 7 it Scoring touchdown*: Sm l.iN'kett. IMgew liter l.ntie ley, Cox, Simmons. Point toucliduo n«t Munfan it Fox. w utcr— Itobhlns .1, t'ox. T — Hate*. tLifi \|,ilLf«. >h|i Ihhiim**■ of• Mill ili-f • ii«»l%•• III If "Is ■L » .i • ill|ill*'il ill llir Slf'l»siiH f, I •• « ill " ilrfin ih li In* "f» to ol.ii ,*'.i llir il.i a ,** Train |i *a ik«i -niil | ihIii % " U «• rr mu • Halim hii I of llir n»iit;li 1 1. Hu- lAi-rk. tu |ir«*Ainl fur • until a li» M- -|»rulii»-i| mi* M o'irii'r . m**rr •imiiiiii* Iii in o ' I i .iih* for | lnriilti." •il I • I *I .1 f Mlfl lul- ||o| l|1 Al-t f . i • I In «liirliiiir IIihhip fin « • Ill'll ||nAA l»Vl*l , If AA•• I K • AAI'll. Ill' Mil* llllvMlftlllf, i.tvflilv pruliiilili* M'lil I Lai in III * H|l»|*|I lr*l III Hilt Iiii i n i l, will i»|»r**i I |., 'lint t • L iii k aaitIt Mirk M ■ lit .i f t • liiiwiii, .if I* ff ttulf » • •*• i im* tit i itrlit IniM ««f•• I ' I uIIiun lit lint fullLark l > llium i till)*, Hex Shivers, Vliiuti** seiisiit lonul IlnrliMrkrr, , „. | H m ii r 'e r i l l l l o , o ffe n s iv e i u til, tinv h e rn o n lo ril c o -rn p l i 'i lo t th e ( i i i l o r r l'i» h . I't Hurricanes belli their lust , | , , i ml Miami ' " i t vesteiiluv I i.. • .1. •i 1.1 ( l.'u l I t i l l * iif le t IIOOII. i m i n s i.,\ s r N iD irr Itv The Associated I'rcxs SAN FHANt'ISt'O—Carl " II ii Imi'' ttl.sou. lfi.1, llomilulti, knocked uut u v I." • Sda lti.1, Itnimrn. Pa., 2. ., . Itot.I.YWOOD, C a l i f . - A r t A r t gun. I Iti, D m Angeles, sloppctl Hob Tei ranee, I IN. Ia>s Angeles, HI. NFAV Y O IIK (Sunnysldc Clurlien)—('iiriulne F lore, 113. B rook-! IMfi'- lyn. sto|ipod J o c k lu O'Brien, 140. T A I . I M IA H .M K F tS m e iu lt O o 1 li'. ig h lo t idn S la te t'r iiv e r s itv S e m iiM i|'-i n re i I mvvii <,m III,- , . I moiI ' I to il op mu u fli'iid u -i, •• In f u r l, u nev. b i'io r iit le o il. ii', ’.' iiiu ii l'n« iit r t udv I.- «n , i , l . | , | „ , | olo- hom e g a m e i,- o , u l„ - I'K I.A N D , tMpeeinli SeekitiR Memorial Stadium E\ont Schedule W ith d e fen sive d u ll* p n t t r in i'd u g n ilis t tie ' e u tlip li* nt< d S p lit •• t i l l * week S li t on Coaidi t in P u t­ in . |,ud c o m p lim e n t* f i " tile 'how itlg o f t iu u r il* II J- l.*'U tll* I * und W a ll (,o ld e und T in k le K m l l.e m - St IlHIHilf .« nn ....... »»P• N ha. 21* Aw. Del a»n*l N ha . 27 The tilt tomorrow tilgid will ( ' i *hhm* a * 1 1*i tit !('••!*•» turn k the In- 1 app< tii i»iu'<' f<" Unite. senior* in *In* Stetsoll green mill white. Thev Ole. thirl. Willi Hun. Hobby Math- and ISmi llej.ilill mill l.lllrtliell tillilio ruinNov 2fi--Drl.nnd, here liiir. H J l.vuth' i* . Dave l.tt*>*'<. f limnerliming I AI Suppiu nod Hon Fetnku* • Ittfrif* I ill i Celery Fed Schedule The llnttrrs, after Miffrrlnu a lapse in their offensive spark •eemrd lu he ritlinc high nilit Ihe return of liiut Dave l.amle lu full-.rule work thl* week. The clue-fingered end. wltfi w,ts fourteenth In Ihe Million's small rotlrge pa** rrrelving last year, was on the sidelines fur three games with io|nrle«. lie till* been on the receiving end of lit pnsses this *ra*on vvlilrh have nettis| the Hallers 12ft.)aril*. The sterling end seemed buck to old folio yesterday »• lo- eitught hold uf Onnrtnrbnrk Stun Maik* losses w l'li amaxing i'on*istnney. t'onrh Juy I'attee will plure hope* for » running ntlark Suturdav night in two tup iroonil gaining hark*, 'they nre llnlfharks Mills Oi Ioiii from 't l. Dorn *ud Pnhh* Murks from Ft. I.niiderdnle. Marks hn* lotnlrd 13s. yards on the ground to trail the Haller uurnde. Odom l« rl«s<- mi hi* heels with n »rn*im loin I nf 117-yards. Corn'll James Uinnlhiim'* Troy team will pivsunt the fust SpiltT attack ill tile Det.iiml stadium ainee the Fttrmuil lluri'lennes curly scutotl Iiivus Imii. Puttee Iio|i<'1 tint H atters decipher the Alaliiitiiiuus' style of the varied offense He uei'utlitely a* thev did Furman'*. The Truy team liwims n« n strong foe with u rrvnril of f i , r wins nnd four lo»»e*. Thev have lost |o Tatnpn. Soulhw estrru. l.oulslunn. Middle Trim., noil Ftorrnre Stale. The Tampa Spurlatis chiseled nut n 7-0 vie- 7/ SpZ T i Shipmer'f ° f N 1 9 5 3 e w PHIICO TV N*W *' r. W a h a v a n a w a t t P h llc o TV t a l i n o w l o r I m m r t t a t a d a l l v a r y a n I a i v Tu m i |d u t llb a r a l f r a d a - l n a l l a w a n c a fo r y a u r s m a l l acr a a n aa*. C o m a In or pfcana o f a n x a f a r F ail Ho m i T h a i . || C y V t n d * 0 ' face P ic to r o Tub© YOURS ON EASY TERMS low W Y#i, Ik* graalsit vakiat In tala* vldon hltiory, kata (tom fk lko far 1933 . Ev«n nl lowatl ptka, you gat twaaping tirivuiKai In vlawkvg anjoymanl and pktdra quality. L O A N S K IIV IC K (J— .• NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 1 1 . U K I - I I I N T S un it S P E C I F I C A T I O N S Ih ie 'i dwM It «t«lnf Te make your Thenktf iving Dinner mere feilive, mere delkleui, new cernes terden'e Cranberry Sherbelt Celerfult Tengy! Refresh* Ing! f i t II en your Thenk»* •king wane new! And try it befere ThephagWing. ley e • pint nr hre tedey! REPAIR and REMOLDING A l . l t T A 'P K H WORK BY EX PEIU ’S ALL AVOHKMANHIIIP und Open rB ra -wr l ■i n g w lln g Herts-n Is nptk-anrinrarerl lo •limlivala glare ll tv I U larger than ronny othar ao-colletl I 7 " a r t s . Y o u r s In r i c h Walnttl Bniah o i hi n e t - t h a FUUvxi IM'J4 . \»«k BOWLMG TONIGHT MATERIALS GUARANTEED . , E. L H O O V E R 103 Em ( Thirteenth Slrmt • V * - ^ "v V.; aa an A f M T I S I R ea a SIDE DISH far o i s s i r r V I*** High Tribunal Issues Orders In Many Cases Rotary Speaker j rjVV» •' ‘ ' . V kV 1 'J^ » p i* : ; . __ ■/ I " • MONDAY . n tt A ssocintcil I'rcsn I.eased " ire N O V . 21. IU.V2 Forest Lake, Medical Cadets Care Of Aged Plan Is Urged For M cCarty Prominent \ isilor ( ’ i t i /.o n s ( ’o in n iillo f W a n t s LottDInlion S o ttin tt S t a n t l a n l s Ft if N u i'sin tt 11<tint's o e ttre tta tio n N o . «'i Ike Pays Visit To UN Amidst Hand Clapping • M 'lic ia l A c c i» m p :in ie (l I'.y Du ilcs. Ft in f e r s W ith o ffic ia ls .'s u m a h lv O n F re K o re a N F U Y i* l!K P I’ reiident elect JA C K SO N V IL L E r -Tlie f i l l WASHINGTON n - A l g e r Hiss to WASHINGTON vfv-T h e Suprem e Dvvigni D K i'cnhnw er visited the /ens Com m ittee tm Itv-tirement in d a y was denied a parole. \ Court loduy put a fifth xrhnol seg I lilted Nations today and conferred Flo rid a rci'iuiunelilted Indue that Tfhe t ................... U. S. Parole Board an­ rrgallnn ca s e on Its docket und |o*lv alely with t N offieiali. preincoming Gov Dan McC arty eon nounced It had turned down the told one of the slates Involved In im.iMv ilnviit proposals to end sider appointment nt a -inular application of thr fo rm er State De­ an earlie r ca s e to sticak up llo- IvOrall lighting group lu continue wink now utulei partment official, now servin g a One nrder granted D elaw are a II- xx• nt to the private office of w ay fi ve-year term fur jie rju ry. review of a decision reipilrlng ail 1A1’ Av l.u* 1 N n '.T e ta r y 4onti.ised on a two y e a r study HitDr. George G. Killinger, hoard mission of Negro children to two 1 .d Hill **t.l> •'• 1 li­ .iit 2u minute* com m ittee said " w e helleve th chairm an who conducted a hearing nubile schools restricted by sla te xfs’ l IN .ir**'ti nt '- -iiailii prextthe com m ittee has begun wmk nn Ihe Hiss petition at Leivi.shurg , _ law to use of w Idle pupils I* Ml .•t tlir i .ft’ni i al \ i ellllllv also which is of vital imimrtunci- lo tin John I F i a m . ill [undo District ( F a ) Feuiteiitiary about lu day* Th«. high court specified that the .1 « Pi •**t*ni w e lfare of Hie stale of H-nitl., I 'la llllgel lot til ago, made this statement .'"imthern licit Iteluvvare ca s e would tie heard 1 ' . Allitl Vlift- I N • i-uldiiig after " H e let-1 tliat mlelllgeiit plan " I n the matter uf Ihe application Tv If phi'tli l o , spoke to til.' Itil- along with sim ilar segregaPon *1 », ll - A1*11 F - - >• :, h o w e r mug l-.i sueli an t id iisn ii h.idt of Parole lor A lg er H i m . the Hoard tai v t tub today on Ihe giuvvtli f i n e s apiM'tiled from K an s as . Vlr If >k . *1 1 •• til'd I','., - ---ti .iM,l s a i d : can g liald against iiii'tv.is, ,t las i f tele idioti,’ service III Sal-ford gtnia. South Carolina, and the Dis­ of Parole, alter a carefu l consider n *• u .'p 0 Ills. to lie here tnildi'lis (nr c a r e of tin- a i d l-\ l'10pal<<l e III the grow th of tile trict of Columbia The arg um ents atlon of Ihe ufficiul record, unani •11 > | 1 AAt'lk dev. "<-1 tn ., good the c m ’oitl'Ugf lllflil of pi tv ale en tnou.ily voted in deny the applica 'it v it*' vva* assisted in a de- are scheduled fur D ecem ber H U - , . W• III ,ill wn, km, lor the tel prise to ptnvide iiul.iM. t.,« , 11 Hon " lo o n .li .tin .n ,,f ti m ic ro.vvuve t Hit In a second tinier, the tribunal •i . i .tint llu* >i'i util) ol the lies " The hoard i* composed of five ii - i -I in iu .I io it ltd television r e ­ said Hint lit Ihe K a n s a s case iim* I tie group also urged the p i .y i • in e m b e rs It acted on the hast* ul " bv Philip DeBertird of the appealed Iiv a group of Negro L egislature to set up minimum Hi*' I'l I’Mdi'id elec t ' i ippeurance '**o report sulimitted by Killinger •bu hkooville office. Mr. Kvtttis. a i a re nl* the slate nus not filed any " l1 standards for rest amt mir.ittg »i "iittlIn timulrc ,!* nf people into after his visit to Lewtshnrg native of New tlr leaii*. »n * b rie f' and has not Indiraled whelh homes for tlie aged \ loll drafted i * *. >• i idm > ,iiini r. 1'CIlllllAl I'T AA3 .R Hlxx wa* convicted of perjury, moved to it,, l irlntido offic e upon ' e r it would send an attorney to to c a r r y out ibis provision would • Mill .ippl.mdcd ,1> tic aa.dked lying when under oath, for denying the t ran sfe r of At MuonevI iiuii argue the issue next month place the licensing and ri-gul.tiion tl* "Ik h the a ,n IMII* rooms that he e v e r g av e secret govern to .liieksouville. T o d a y 1* order added: of such homes iilldft Hie Mate (••♦ ill I'm lt i hull. i*n dcMCiuted ment documents to Communist i "B e e o u x e of Ihe national linpor Hoard ol Health A 1 1^•'M(i*»AACl ,is thl* it*'xt M»rn* agents. tance of the Issue presented and T ill* h o a rd ill .in o th e i le i o iiiiiie n 1 t it* ( -111- •! the genlie becam e eligible for parole liecausc of its im|*irtaiu'e to Hie d a tu m said t,.I • 'll tl 1 w f M1|| the bull-ting. last F rid ay | state of K ansas, we request that " Hit •re is fvidi-iii'i' that m ain \.* it.itmifli r t n i’iit ".»•* ir a d r :i% Board m em bers din-lnscd last the state present Its views at oral persons in their l.ilct » , . . i m ih I* rr t of diM ii" i o n hi l.ir'n week they hud received more than argument If the stale does not entering into r n n t r .n l. I i tm i, if#- •*111*'*' 30,000 letters and tele gram s ex desire to appear, we request Ihe they often mvc*t then ltt< !'• mint! r i n t h.id .ippoint g " pf r«o<* aaiixi und xmil*' v it iru tpressin w xvi i vvsx ion ll , attorney general of K a n s a s to .ul in return for the pmiu « *da\ »'Mi .i I f »h farm I v/Whethcr lie shoulil lie purolctl j vise whether the state's default .1* < home and c u te lor the n * to« .pi t i.di d (ltd a l.otiH A prisoner becomes eligible for to 'hall lie const riled a* a concession of their ltl< and this fi, «i i . \m iii* »it|*•!»••*I »> po«i|li|| parole when he has serv ed miv I it* 1 of invalidity “ lie expected to utiTr.isc f.*i .......... f (••tu 'infill* d t ihllii't third of his sentence ll*** , The Iti-law are ca s e Involves an vv lilt'll attract older pi r-i llli s , now 48 lias persistently tic anneal front a stale Su prem e other regions I' 1 11* iff* riioon l i'*'idio\Arr will nietl tliat he w a„ guilty iii the Court's decision that sdiool f.u lll " It is Ih e re lo i r i e< m -■ 14*i • i'll .i t«'l a \ dti thr t aaii mrn c r i m r charged to him t I* tlia t tile 10 - 1 I a*g is l.it i i i i • • ''tin* Ha iiirntioiir«l for I'.dnnrt S illC f* K /lfl H f W i n , - I " " 1 availa ble to the Negro children He contends that he eventually ,IIU ,w ,u V M VV *• • w ere not equal to those given Huu la lio n p io v id in g lit.it I . I .1 I'.ftft llellMiIII o f Salt will be vindicated. ( H t i m i i l c I while pupils The stale co m l said o r iiis t lt id im i w h ic h pr •P< II.' *ke 1 itA I ••p»$r, e*,l% tt»e clinic. • for i llu- growth itml prosperity „ f , the Negroes emilil not lie required e n te r lid o c o n tra c ts Im no • i c'1.It A »*t .1x, 1ll'lllt ••l •• .illd lotin Sit Ilford is ntlestcil hv the instul I O1 f t I n f :i o f pe rso n s fo r Hie ic iii. n n d i ■ 1 u •1. >111 .if \ l AA 1 trie iin%. •ulmil uf J . J IN telephone* by the to wail a y e a r while the sla te t lie ir liv e s w h e lh c i ot tint . d r ie d .1 p . . " l l * l t | l \ fv-r one of \\ | >1 HM I Solti h em Ill'll Telephone Co. sln-o* , cqmiliri'd the school facilities c ra te d fo r t-rn ftl and w lie t t iii .11«* • a .ii .m i le^ ’ !......... o f World \ . a r II. I- I,n |* i Segregatio n In D elaw are school' , m il o p e ra te d n n d i-r tlie o i .pi, III id*-« til*' .141 l l ’lllt Ml e |oh. E l ••vans, district intiiuigi'i, o f Itrlnn- Is reqnirril by the s t a le 's ronsll j U \* l 1 1 N• U o f a it- llg io iix o r g iin t/a tio ii b •t tu •AAr l 1 f 11f H ill'd MIMIC M ■ ere tut ton anti Itv n stale law , " " ' , • " -I the Kotin , C|„t, |o,|ity. * OtllO l II * 1 fir s t lie re q u ire d to p i n " il Ii it ••f • •Mil Ml* II I' .Illd l.ihnr .mil In other actions loduy Hn- Su I bat represents mi itisreasc of i m *f|o l ti.i.l n a m -la l r»**| h iii -*il* tlltv .uut tlie .o p.. t i l l . " t« 1 CelMT.ll tn- eomplele |0I l-el.clll. he said, while till- let- i p re n tf Court hi lo p p n n t u a r in l xom nlneas o f it h i. . . n o .done t lie al'ii iini'l (ill HoInjured in n tru-k arciili-oi Fri Heluseil to halt Ihe I’ ittslnirgh tmlatiou o f Sunford was iiicn-rising K*n. p la n to the .xa tixfa ctm n ol th e m aftri Go •••Hi In ilHti* 1 po*t4 id >e»*iretarie* of 7 per cent. In litgr, there were trial of Communist n a r ly org .m lie r d a y niglit, u San ford motorist wn* I In- |o.nl • •i i »urnnci- r o iit m ls * lo n e r o f the s la te Nl Ml A .nut Navy admitted to tho Fenmt-I l.anghton I I.l2!t telephone* in this com iiiuii . S ie v e Nelson and four other per l i r .. f* ft r• th o f F ltirtd u " 1’ iM'lltlOA'aer todav eiii Inrsed Ihe lliispitiil lids r-iornln- « fi e , ),,. .,,, | I*y; in 11*173 tht-re were -J.JOO; an.I sons nn charges of plotting lo teach I r|*ot ( x-ii'A* M I '• •* * (lit low cost housing fi” the nidi" • . nnni-s i,.it it, s|nd\ in.inpmirr i'Kturned down tie- niglit of the mi* now there nre 4 , 448 . violent overthrow of Ihe l ' S gov (111 «•*!•' ll .1 It llir hi I 1 A i population, cmnniitteeiiii-n pm 1 ddistird t»v llir t in m a n admlnt« hap hecaii**- of lack o f rm in. San ford telephones humlle about crn m e n l The five cnntendeil they v\ ith ti.ittmi and iliac .» u'n ahead tn • Illll* fit *1 |*>sett that ure! "e ct* louhlers and « *edit* I X-rtiv* w ere taken of the hend. » 4n,000 colls during a single could not gel u fuir trial In I’ itts • ll IIt 111 ' *n» • *i • realtors give , •reto' stoilv to pm IciAid Sarnoff Mh rh .itnnan neck nod Mhmihlers o f the le lured month, Mr. Kvttns said. There are h t t c h ht-caosr- of wlial thi-v called mil tllftit iduclli,, tr.» ,r ' tel/ liriie d liono' Itn (’ofiunMoiiMn tinlds Hr flr*l . »*inii George Arnold, HI, Smith about MI.I 71* long oisla nce call* publtc portion.m itl prejtulivu. tn III *•'111$; fninorroAA ll 1 tl* -' • a idc'i. * lift • . AHint nieel the special needs of old W *»"|'*"M* S a n fm d nvi'HWM A Venus, Ii.e,.i« ln .• V to made e ve r y month or uliout I.OtNi 44\ t v itm O m* n H e ld * ' i 4 thni minors taken • lit *AA fli.it iiiilutc •• ' . A 1 er Mersoiis * 11 tu if! ta aa I'l I 'lilin iim thi< •luilx- on the average. attending nhysh-lxn who de*erlle abroad by their parents retain The fU lllt n lllff also so g g esled lllis |•Mil'll'm (*• thi IMlllMI the victim's eondltlon .ns o -t », r l. III* •imm: at hl> \r\A N'nrk hrad* " T h e Increns* In the number of their United S tales i-illfcmdiip even •HIM' th a t " r a r e f t l l e im s ld e ta tlo ii lie gtv rtl* A * ilkrd foL'rttirr hy on«, A considerable number ,,f bitltf dl*tnnre sw|tehbon-.,| pesitlofi'. though thev rrm alti oversea* after i.|. i Men.t:»t r : I 1 ‘ r' * 1*1 phi *• aa 1991 4 ti n li’ -* F Wilson, 1 Im M’p f stltehi'H w ere taken •*> lai-ertitbo-s 1 •-* lm|«irtnnt,’’ he continued. "\\ -•t. To en 'ii i!uvi'|n|>m tt ii**i ulil)»*i t u 9 v 11 reaching their m ajority and even ittiiM Jniu: t i iu.it • if it 1 l 1 M . •» * • *k 1.1 L'*'k I>A' iiiiliL in A r r it iin n I.il •»t a*.**i ted .* -in i rtai a **! defenne uhout III* brad ’ ll* Frida v night *'nvo added II new positions since though they lake an oath ol il I a.f |l . *•». «l-x1 ' **f hi ii |i «| id >» •* NI.i A l/ . llilll t s (lin t {’ illl l i s t ' em it llllllt A It' unite . hr I'r r* nil nt • I* t f hen issued whe-o lo- .......ire.: n t - lioiiii'i v nt till end of Hu- war Then- are nine It-planet- to a foreign powi-i I bi­ l*i **A iifiiist fm Hi* Itiu i' i n it* i 'l* ••iriii sninni *i i/in$: the elr teiltlon "t the hiispllnl, Slici iff t r* • elreiilts aviillnble. We expect nding upnllcd I't Joseph Mniidoli r r f i i r i l |t*'il|ili* " •i, i h.'Iniiil llu* appointment I " mine circuits to |,e added hIioii Mrro said. who wa* born of Italian parents in I ttri*' a» ,i> i a* "t 11 mi mil nf *t.i?i' p.diln al I'**mhi d t**«* formed Mr. Arnold was Inlnii-il mIhui' •V* DHtt till (*• AA111 1*4* lu*» intHf lltnv Ituvenna. Ohm on Sept 17 h*i 7 •1 It .»«I Ar| 11%lti ki *t«'«ICIiril li* 111*1*1* r ••1*1 l i e i 6***111 prrfi* m.iAe study ilstanee positions hi F e iiniu ry of lan d who wns taken to It.ilv when , 11:45 F riday when h- f*-ll mi* ,.f s l l ' h lo lllfl\ •• lo fill! ilia lli r nilil .f Iti. ti iiinl sr? a i* *• • .did to sot)* tru-'k he was driv ing during the lie*t ye ar " he wns only four months old I ll ,ofr m*l •’ ll.f filltlrr >alll r*'***t»i»l»rlid;»!ions for no* He lit t ribllle" tills ntpi" (-rowl)i accident at L’Sth Street mid SunHef'-sed to rule on vnltdttv of a of ' M i n !«*$•« 1 1 it i* ; h I a rili'vt'tnrnt s •oini'i Idlitt m a n p o n ri and dollnr a -ll furd Avenue The three-quarter ton to the importance of S a n fo n l a* a 1017 Vi rein Ia law which restricted lloritfa Imi liliiitt I h I n |ila«*ril III . Aif. lit t t l r d e frtls i* * s t.d llis h -jf pick-up truck swerved nt-rnss the ce le ry and rahhnge centei n> w< ll strikes by em plo yes of piddle util it \m ih' aa >|»i»|i«TN of noil hr i ti «itift'H I*A •iii'ii* a dhmit diininistiimt ronibat street a ft e r the driv er lost eontrol t-« *o tl-e N aval A ir Station und the itiex but which hn* since been , • Hn (iroitioIrrH " m k an i ii |n" V i« *• mi llu I inti-I si.ites Surgeon tteller . !'* . f: AI'lirss ** Itv It A l. l'l l J . T IIM I'K IN S o f It, S h e r if f Merit selil, n r -I A C L division headquarters. modified I ’ointlnir out the dlffieiilty of |*i nhiiAArl* «ald In* \%a«* III full tli.it Hiorougli prepui.i «d uml the * urpi .it the Xeadeinv pun haM'M •Hit irlioiitul to «!ix.nl knocked down four until boxes. |t Dismissed nn anneal from a de 1 Brllevtng , % ailftiK*' of fhr Hf.ifr tl.srlf It i to llo immedintelv inerting Inctensed do as well a* .ill over tloii.itlon a l e * vt•i 11 t i \ aa lift l l i r pnr|H r«ei and then overturned In tin- middle e f cislnn upholding T ennessee's . o r » t' 1 I " " ' ' * ' rrroiiiinrm h tl ft irirfo rr , lit.if Iti* ••■viol foe t#.l—ih(ine se-vice Mr v < orbing in clowi olhiliorulion ,|. t,-. *. . »•*« n f | li t- m i n m i s s i o n the rend, returned to its -vluefs I p n r a t b n e xcise t.i* law wt-leh tin "f "" * i,r ' iitmlf** • it Kvuns said. "Then- nre few plllees with Hi it office to insure Hie high proi'iT auttioritii’ R i n p i n l llir f••• f I mi *oaai r in* t aaiiti Itoffman | i-iiiergeiii ) . to young men and rolled o f f tl-e rhiiroiiehfi-'>e. poses u le vy of three and three It ,llr.lt *1 * * if V a* f* id.iA in hi* sole p o t it in il eonA " i s s e n g e c o f the truck, Dnvld In the entire country where the qu arte rs per rent of unmiul net women students at k o n - t l.,ik<- n t degtee of effleli'ltev III their in.il Traih* <‘oninilNMoii or anv olti I I *'s|| I* f ia I *1 fi f Ihi * «A y •• tiei Ih© Acuilenty are taking llieii mu ill training When the voting men <-u r i frilrr.il a p r n r y 1h.il Ii .im imiMlir Arnold, '.’ I. (Irnngc Avenue, the •'•'I'liind run lie immediately met earn ings. Jif ll . Old • IN • I d m il t’ *« Aide a ttrn d e d .service* teal cadet training seratuslv t ' Intel list or .ite ilr.ifti'd for military holt to takr xli'|ix to t in I» llir pra* driver'* nephew, received minor This is mirth' because t-li'phnm1*1 .» • . 'Ctv lie tlie most ol them tie eon t o r and tliat tin* aid of thr \ in r it .il B n * i aide i ‘hnrrti ! the experienced and eapalde dtt scrntche* in the m i'h a n The door service cannot he entirely tnn«s i !••• t .it llir a«d l seqiii oily placed directly into the ra n N'rAAspa|H*r I'oldlitirrR \» mh i . i uw ri'tltf S t r l I ..... X I II • ict I t A I lM ldlOWOr'* lliill ol t ailet l.t Ian on hln side of tin- vehicle min e produced. It I* oartlv liecno*,. the I r ml * • II.ill ll pn 'r m ef iif \ r r ln v e d to n o 'v ** ens ti ml hi* K w -cuttic 'sslatan t. Medical i m p s ul Ihe Arm y or tlon !*«• r n lM e d to thin rfid ’* I C|u-n and the iltlver went across demands for ndlH'rv ti'-d civil <le.1* tu rn ll- 'f f ii i. in s d r n s to n not to re* • l.t Alfred Fuwler. the meinhci * Navv nephew mid out the door. land. fense eommioiicutioiis are getting tfir | epot I m il* i tt'iA 1'i ’iim e fd id t in t tim e of the corps respond tu m illt.u i Ing nn his head, the s h e r if f *nid ton p rio rity." Forest Lake A cad e m y Is ii 12 With respect lo t*-« io-t -llatlon l i l t 1 A . M ' l ' l l i f A AA . 1 n M . i l l * .1 Hoffman tiad reaf I orders n* realistically a* though grade Im.iiiling school supimrled D am age to tho truck was not nt d e lic t i 1 H l m . i n r f >"al service )>•• said. “ It is nrse•uhoAA**r tli.d he " aa a* ! they alr e a d y w ere nteinliers of mu- by Hie Adventists ll Is lii-autlfullv f - i i K $ 500 . 1 lie a .»Im c o t u p . m l fi*f * ml * oiild not accept, •H i t c * k ill! nf our nnlmnal s e r v lr e hranrlu-* slim licit iii i rolling section four Acetimnitnvinir the s h e r if f in Gently Impossible at «h<- tirei«r* 1 1 1 *l * 1 1 A l l " ! Ipllltt Ih* •isiial * n r'nnistnnceji, There a r e *3 cadets and 20 e.i miles out of Mtiiiiioute Springs on I *• ** ...................... .. m aking the leveatlgntlnn e t (»-« ,,... time to olitain *iiffleiiiit d-nl n l . . , H illd I m ill*'*• ttns tinir T h e nn MI A | | | * $9 m u de ll*, the latter term In iiii : ap State lliw .n lilt t i l e r two hull elilent were Demi*- S h e r i f f \v || eimlc-ment to meet I *!»■ detiin'-d* for sill*, l e d Ntl Bernard D. Lake wits mu.....I n« plied Iii the girl m em be r- id I In­ dretl hoys and gills from all parts 1 <ii * • ar i *• not i'll I' m ttni din'll•**i**ii i-ijlu i't i iiitt linn Hood i.nil C'lnstnhle t. O (S lim ) telephone service in the exeliiimre* Hint nre now under dint op-ration. • tllftit d l l l A • *• l i f t *1 l * ' H fo rem an of tlo- IN mao grand j u r y corps Inf•• **f fin* S iin foid /.i . i iiil: a r i r Galloway. The s h e ' Iff sold |.-,lue . 1 d.ftIII* d of the stale and se ve ral foreign p c l(.,i i'l I'll* * i ■ im: he w«» n-vnilllit’ the out, om« of And In these e*ehange« we an which was picked this nioiniiig bv " T h e purpose of the Medlr.il i-iiuiitries are registered there I til s und \i||n«*|||i»*n(M llmiid viill holding a much larger I'linil.'-r of i u I.no Circuit J u d g e M. II Sm it Ii to in t'ndel pro gram Is to prepare mu lit t tn Id ill thr lii'Rl liM'i't Ill|(, Ih'i Ihe v l d l e - 's eo-dlllo o le-fnre Ink­ upnllrntlnn* for «<-r«'iee. ...... to ike v r s tig u te three cases iu which thr young |>eotile tu s e rv e the cuuidiv ye ar V ll i. r • illd .11 V • Mi­ id a\ Ins'll • iin*'. «ri»'fu| nppli. ut u.n ing possible tio|l'-i- "ctloll. .'lust ol tlie t m p s ' training is iliffl*" l|y in olilMiiling di ii > ipiip hr M il stpir r/< (I .111*1 c h arge s are murder. fill AIIMIIM*'*'** " i l l I'OIIIM lip fol either in tne iirmetl serv ices or iii pearl tsn— nsoPouT ment." A s the fall session of Circuit eivlllnu defense tor the pur|uise uf taken on w e e k e n d s when Hie nl*\ tl i ll OA* II .1* t *rl pntllll Ill'll • llllfN (A Mr. Kvnna was lntrodoc«<t Im Court reconvened, the judge diew saving life " , l.t Stevens sluted gtilni- classes at Ihe Acad e m y arttl.l I f ilfl.lt* •Ia Itn* sit ! tI' A Irfmlhy *|i ■ BrnR’«iiin **a«» Charles Morrison as a native of tho nntnt-s by lot from a panel of " B e c a u s e ut religious training nut In session Tin- "Ming folks li.il'Crd t-M1.4A I • 1. . . . . , . ,1. .... I'lmtirtliir ttn* pinri'diiM* ol M l* New fifteens whose first assign­ altout "5 men. Three men called 111 III! •in tie'll I'M* .......... Ii " i l l it Ivc i% uml belief our buys are generally ure enrhiisluMIe ahoul Ihe pro |iu|||i| W(|< ment In Florida was in !in"tnt-n up for Ju r y duty were excused Liram for they f r r l tliat as unilr l .I (hi fill' AAIII Id Hi • Mill • in oat*’ Kurin no d> flint*' action m u Ink* n m il nu ncornhalant. toil this dues nut Bench and who moved to nHnmlW a lle r M. Ilavni-s Sr. wn* pic k­ IIICM.M • sirahle as \Aar I", it m akes cood • el ie . at Ho dinner C ltv F lre m "n extinguished -t In MI51 ToHowimr 'he triin*f " r o f ed as the nsaistiint fuicnino. Ju d g i menu Hint they a r e unwilling lu xeiiM* to he prepared for active Uie m atter wuh tnt*le*| until He lt.,t I tie n i f •*«11 Hide h i d e a rttultixfii tie * minor grn*s fire tv-tween Tw enty- AI M°nn*vhnm to J-teksotiville, Sm ith stipulated he wn* selecting f i lle r the united serv ices lu du l e r v t c r " h e r e v e r ami whenever lie* I luretihtt(•ir i a i i i* tils «-\|* itnl' d M*'!'"i>r l.tv at thr Pm Four nppli* nt inns fur vnimiecN Fhilln D elleranl, Teh-lihonr- ciipi- tho foreman nnd assistant fuienuin their port to relieve s n ifflin g mi the need arises They have a vein fifth nnd T w enty-sixth St r e e t s on f a* f* i »es ill e Ul III *:tl a'« ,ir I'tie I’ A in e r lc ii I >in* i will cnine h rfm e tile next III* * (il*ltt «I**i11* lie «•* tiiitiiuv !*• far dm nuei superv isor o f according to the order In which the battlefield or se rv e with any mendahle O range Avenue this noon It w as nnpv Information spirit nf patriotism reported todnu h» F ire C hie f M. Jacksonv ille, *nnke o r radio relnv, they w ere named tm the lurv Ii*l mllHnry unit whose purpose Is not which perhaps is hr-d summed up The Sllllf"r«t Tlieiitre I *ll llll I-V it - k 1'i-Hplt h.i ae mm* iimnev and a i r will he prrimr Hint the Itidldiiiir at Ninth spending d t Ili l e Is tm\A a unnd Pi" N. Cleveland. Knrller this morning the newest tiling It* lung -Ilstanee Mr. I.nko nnd Mr. Ilayn cs, the to take li f e ." hy Lt Steven* when lie said la h i **f the F a r m Sti*'* » nnd l.iiurel Avenue, fnriiu • supplv of all I in |»«»• 1 .1 nl IA pi's id " T h e cndetlv (g irls) will lie pre simply firemen nut out another gr a ss telephone trnn*ml*slon nnd ga v e n fir s t two on the list, both ncet-nl" T h e y are preparin g lo 11 doll,i? aa dl »••• chnrifcd pored to fit Into a defense pm ly ii"* •! for church pin pote-, t*»* cmi'iitncr cimmI* avail.dih* laze In n vacant lot nn Tw elfth demonstration o f a tnlc 'o-w*ve ed. aerv e " ••Inf* nn<I • ie h fam ily is unit Thin method o f facilitating Others on the Ju ry tire John I). iratn such as hospital work or tised f«»r tlieir dramatic ni'tivite'* k d tre et and Luke Aven-ta. ' Ned titrelfiiC’ l llu* |miI*Im x cun mine s e r v i c e , " l.t Stevens went One week-end rail w a s made lonir dlstnnco ca l's without the Cnllnhnn. Otto If. A m ,-r*«n. C m r *1 t to uitt a • »t i l *»r tleisert, lllirr y T«»c»ke in TieekillU ap fldein e has le eli restnied •eh f**» alt ha* iaife fam ily e * e lv Sunday m o r n l" » to Gran*'- use of wires o r cnhles Is alrt-'dv I" le* T. Rahon, Uuisell K. Behnr- on lo explain. " B y Sprin g we hope priivnl n f a rfiirn at "Mti S i •••el " t i n s was act niuplistied h> d i m I vllle. A hl<r*> |mwer line burned In use e lo e g the eastern se-*l«inrd, dlen. J a c k II. Owen. William S to have 100 trained first alders and French Avenue, while M» < aiul ludiiccl i out mis 'A11 ti In g; tit*i two and fell to t*-e g r o o - d near Mr. DeRernrd said, and Is n]»n B ru m le y J r . , John K. Hodge. Hill who uro currently being taught \ It. it it< a a |Me..si.lcnt liny S«-luiiadt Reeka p«rmi*»sim» tu taxes tietpinc In reduce tlie cm* Cook's Store While no fire was used In overseas service, In ship- II. Glenn, Robert I.. Brown, liimi-s the principles of F irst Aid Iiv three •• •lit A ttl* tip cnnverl ii paint <«tmp at the i* a i si-inei pill i li.i-lllU pnAAcr aall ti *.r n .. started on the ground from the to-shnre communlrntloo nnd also K, Benton, John M. Glllon. Robert (lunllfit-'l B ril C ross Instructors »*f 2 IH F i e n d i Aveliae tn ie* as aahi* ti In Ind np pi li hot wires. C h ie f Cleveland said, to aomo extent on trucks nnd uu- R. Bedenitough. William II. I'one. We alread y have quite a num ber Wliite prii * cmilrids alone did An o f f e r f-.r (lie piirchil-M- <>f all liptmUlerv simp. Mis. .1. I., R E N T S I II' the fln-nu-n took the prer*orit>nnrv lo*. J a m e s M aynard |,t"»nar-l. Charles who hove completed such courses , . Hunt napiest* uiittiarisailiun t«* not a* coinplisti (tie entire |ol* Hu s Guests at the luncheon, Intro* II. Dike amt Henry M. Jam eson . ste ps to prevent any possible out­ \ ilislress ft,i -.lit suit wax and hold their certificates They two C ity owne.l lots on (lie sotllli- hull.I nil upstair s apartmi'lil ol h-'i were Hie m ajor i.ietor lu eoiiviiieing duce«t h» Mr. Morrison. * ’<-re Follow ing Instructions by the stand willing lo s e rv e und to c o ­ Writ . . i i ii .•! o f I ’r.tirh Avenue break o f flames. l-.-Hi liusiliess .'.ml consumers lh:it f l .,1 Friday with tin- County Gharle* F o tte r, J e r s e y Shore, Pn.s Judge and the picking o f the fo r e ­ operate with civilian defense a u ­ ■ ill.I Niutli .Sire." fo r $50 per residenec. 1 the hectic price r u e s had been I'l-'tk iigmiist Huron,ii C. Bice, F r e d S a y w e ll and II. B. Bigelow, man. the J u r v retired to th rir room thorities in tmr local pro gram of fr.ml foot ni-ti.rirs on the agenitn FIRM IIRAD DIES Ii ilieil wi I lutl indirect control* open, |..r of iii.- Floridian Ivy Hudson, Ohio: Fred f o t t s , Tltue to take up Immetllately the bust- p r r p a r e d n c i s ." fo r the r.'giiliir riu-eting tonight Hv The AModatrt Pr**a p>,-.i. l'„ssell-erry, l.v tlu- Winter eniil.l lice.line effective " CLEVKLAND-Wllllam H. Ger• vllle; C l i f f T h le n e . Miami: and J . nes* on hand. ... , . I',,, l, Fern Corp.iiuii-m fur tha L t Stevens, who also s e rv es as o f tin- C ltv CommUnion. > Tile report i:il.l III.' ll .it loll lun The three cnees which arc being hoy*’ dean out at the A cadem y, hau*er, S3, president of the AmerlI* C. B ra d le y . Dr. F ll. Knight and The lii.t for the nr.ioerlv wn* -on of *48 I mi I yel to feel llir lull inipiu" of Hie Ben 0.... P, r u...r h , D cijtnd; and r-. G. Investigated l.v the jury Involve directed a s im ila r corps in Wis­ run.I- Iiv C. A. Whl.lilon H r, ean Rhlpbulldlng Company. Borntl Ben post K orean m ililaiy bull-lop Randolph Miller, Southwest ltoa<t: consin before com ing to Florida realtor, who «lal.'.l lie reprein Detroit. Died Sunday. Kilpatrick, Jr. B IIA T T LEU O H O . Vt -41 A Cleveland Neal, alias Cleveland O - last y e a r . s.-rit.-.I an niitoniotlvo concern F A I T . W ELC H D IE S voung filling Italian attendant w as | , , , . ... i x ; llu Nenl, Maitland, and Rotiert k l E xp e n s e s of the medical cadet whirh vvoiilil plan to e.instru." n AVK W IL L HE G L A D TO E N T E R T A IN A F A I R OF TS. W E S T F I E L D . N Y - Fau) R , Bana, ftanford. all Negroes nnd all p ro g ram , which nrganirutlon Is hull.lino on tl-e nrop-rtv upon the held on n charge of murder loduy v i ' i . . . . v> l« ..» d l l l t t o u u Welch. 70 , board ch airm an ol the charged with murder. sponsored by the Seventh Day A d ­ completion of the new French in the dcalli of Itoxnmoml Burring S E R V IC E M E N FOR T H A N K S G IV IN G D IN N E R Alik r M io r l I l l n e s s Welch G rape J u i c e Com pany nnd Ion, pretty 1!) year old office work ventist denomination for Its young Aven ue puvim*. The concern ix er, whoxe throat wax cut In ihe urn of the firm 's founder. Born la people of m il itary age. are borne NAME ................... - ........ ........- ............... :........ ............. Mrs. I.ouise Vim- .lie.l at .'1: 3(1 Philadelphia. Died Satu rday. form of a erosx hv each participating m em ber offi-rlmr cosh for the two lota. AVA GARDNER IL L Further .liscusalon will in- hel.l Stntc’ x Attorney E d w a rd A John a iii . in Siml-'i-l F rid a y a ft e r i, LONDON l$t—Screen *ctre»» Ava The course of atudy covering a ADDIIKSH ..................................... - ............ .............................. on the tirop.o..'.l trasii ortllnnlice. short illtirx*. She resided nt 317 Gardner fe w Into town todev for normal acad e m ic y e a r of nine 'Ither .|i»eo-«ion» will inelu.le one said llobort Mngnon, 18. nf Brnttlv W. Fif teen th Street. 'I r * . Vine horn xigned a xtatement after three months, Include* training in m ili­ medical treatment of a " b u « " ih e P lIO N h . . M between the commixsion anil hour* of qm-ttioning In which he wn* horn In Sivnns.'ii, Wales, mul picked up while making an African tary courtesy, close order drill, admitted what wax described ax had lived in Sanford for the past BIT /. picture with Clark Gable In Kenya. litter drill, first aid to Ihe Irilu m l Koli.-rt M. Angnx, Ja.'kxonvllle his " r r i p o n s l b l l l t y " In the slaying five veals . T IM E WK W IL L flER V E D IN N E R ........................ ’ ................... "Prisoner of /.vmla" A Metro-Onldwvn-Mayer »noke«- Including the technique* of hand­ engineer, concerning the newer Slie i* survived bv her huxliund, Tho body of tho attractive b ru ­ man laid MU* Gardner, wife nf ling tho litter under simulated and water expansion program, nette w a s found F r id a y b y the Alfred W. Vim- of Washington, D. 3:17 • 5:111 • 7 :fM • 0:23 1:13 T IM E W E W ISH SERVICE MEN TO A R R IV E ......................... crooner Frank Sinatra, probably battle condition!, articles nf w ar. anil nnother alrnut the right-of- side of n lonely ro sd. Authorities C., and a sister Mrs. I. J. Thomp­ M O VIK LA N D way problem nt the Sun Oil Com­ would enter a hospital tomorrow and the pro per r r i p e r t for and M A IL T H IS CARD TO MRS. J. L. CORLEY, RT. I . B O X MS, "The River" pany In tho French Avenue said death w as cau sed by tho son, Swansea, Wutox. Funeral ser­ u i e of the national colors. for observation. Her condition Is vice* will lie announced Inter. SANFORD. BY M O ND AY throat slashes. widening project. ! k This curriculum Is approved by notsorloua. Price Controls Held Factor I p C heckin? Rises Students At Forest Lake Academy Are Trained As Medical Cadets .Mcotiiitt Hold Friday By Cili /ono Board Ss'arl/. To Address Farm Bureau Group f C itv ('o m m is sio n T o M e e t T o n itth t iAl LolilM' AIHe Dll'H Movie Time Table Consol* Valuo ioodor m v 8»nfortTa Only Excluaivu TV Dealer MV#?/." , x . ' i 1| I , M ■ ■ , ■ . . . , S » , .. -luat out—Phllco lU S with "N o Q lam" 160 m . Inch pkioroand nexv U H F -V H F B u ilt-In Aerial. $289.95 . * F L O R ID A G r a n t s C o u rt R eview O f S e v c --1 C a s e s O f S t a t e s Involv- S ta te D e p a rt­ O ffic ia l H a s S e r v in tt FiveP e rju ry T erm -I ............. j . - - .M ' ' S A N K O IU ), Youth Churned With Death Of Office Girl Cm m h a a a Moay Othar New Phllco MmM i wHh 21,20 and 17 lath Tubas Rhone 417 •HI 'Hiss Is Denied Parole Today By U.S. Board E stab lish ed 10 08 Minor BlaxcH Nipped By Fire Department $ 1 9 9 % Hhefflel.l, I'lchin s. VO LU M E X L IV Bernard I). Lake Is Named ForemanOf County Grand Jury J 1 7 -in c h I UHE E ST IM A T E S Ulsbcci llannum, Mann, McCall, C— Cordell, Foa. B— Da via, Melts, nw* tk' ■ t o h i . a t i u * k " i ' a v a l * t. h m u t o i i a m m AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Accident Victim , Can’t Find Room In Local Hospital H im S A THANKSGIVING D IN N U TIPI Me ‘* .Meriden, Conn.,' 7. YEI-LOW CAB 14*1 N u m lw r O f Phonos In l so Is D oubled at W I N N ’S T V T'-niu Is Litthti-st In l .S. « l e j i to partly v loudy Hiroi. luesituy except iiioxH) cloudy e v il elite not III T u e s d a y : slow 11sing tem peratures. Delivery, by 7:00 I*. M . please veil Davis Talks To Rotary Club On Phone Increase Jmt Avuoet!/ © rexelva your San ford Herald, City ^F o rm er m ent B een Y ear lo imnr...... • g I t iei<Mil, the Stetson Halt. i< wilt wii„| ,,|, •IHII-* ttslnv tm tlieir |u I home untx'til tiliee o f tin* |!if*g .•'ii-oo vvlii it 'I m v take on the hitrh-i tank ing Tro y St a t e Itnl Wuvo from A labam a. Sian Dohonx I n Top FSU Ground Gainer I T M I .A II A H S K K - - ISpeeli.lt III five cairn > tin- .- imu II,,1 \ hnid.l'uiinlng fie.liim ili fulibiok llulllllli I, live lilllV'.l I- f. le :! 7.»S I" o f Polish " X ln u llnii, Stun H mI iosx , funs. In " tei unj it,,. „ l,.. bleli • the leilililig L'IMIIII.I L-illlM'i fill r l«*| I'll! S t u f f t ‘ ftivt'l wi(\ t til t*11 tt 11 | M't »• -Mil •Oil " f IH.ftHi i | :i| |'»,'VJ I lint -* rin rii«*ni**i fin*-.otf imf a V. U briitt* . HmIim* / inrkiinno’il "Tiir/un.'* |'l»Mff* of 7 .V|M i iif |,. ,| t* n unlive of tin*! ChirM-*o, I * im ii i " it ii i i || toil noil nil* iinliieil In the In* out till* dlnii.t nil sln le eleven l«rl venr I Ml ,1, . „ Ilf while pluving fur Himmivc II nr, I *'• • / Vtf?fliM » I jiii lliith e Stan tuts m irti'il Hie hull im Hines tl>i< h.' ikmo nod tins retrisier• it u to" eoin nf till Mini* ,,r nn iiv i i nge Ritin o f I.JI per trv.ltuhosx sloiols iioly » . | 0 mill weighs hut T A I.I. VII \ S S F iv?„... ,i 17* Inti generuten * lot o f noveer Florid,i Stute I'ulvcisltv's It i HI couplisl with til* nliilltv to change ....................... . I Im,, \ ■ II. I |„.|„ • ptii-c unit nerelerutP. t,i* II I V S'lililli'li' I'felt-iv ,. I,,, 1)1 •* the lieht' *t r»ll<'tr« oiilim, in Hie tmliioi. Ir i-ttid N o t lc iI.i s l week nttain** t'i-ri,i,u. Vetter stute,| l<<* I, ill not* line man in the gam e on defense m t I i t: that v-rithed '.*00 ••r n%rr. •**• T " i t ' l t o v it.vit'ti»s ..r tana vv. * »••* |l«i-*i% M rr rlll, n fa* Mr* I Hi eiM.-t S i.it ,.nl Kl-ruti T V K I; .VltTIt'IS; T»mt mu Him :«n, from l.ak«*lan<l. M rrrill did imf •lav Mf .N*• Ai**111'i*t |*»ij ill ***• II lit p>*v vere m tirh. • nf aii*|ar*l Hum* *«i ilinif Klsewrhor*' Ithillg tho line Vet|ee \f*r« nr), Hafir*tnl Kli*rl*l*l. Ihrr#* eitixl I'laver* mt ilofen** Ifint »a III ('*• ► I•I at 1*1*11111 ritie (lull ♦ .he* ' i M .Alt i i i r * *'t l*|ir atiliitiiitltllf*. vveiglied |Hlt. 17,1. pill, |itfi, t 7 :|, V »* rlr i tie* ’. oa| i *i --jh |»»| n*n|nr iii*. nilil I Hu I • •*A| |:% *:*» |**|. Iiaatrl i*»%||!. |»hr* I* **•••»! I*% v«**i »*••**• \ I'llr**ltiti Is , . ' 11* *• Hvrit* it»r, Nt*\v V**rk *H»t|rr iirrlvltiR nl the noitliern r "«»1 1«In I • •• net 11 leni.tl .i|f* « ••i»I r ite*t *la|f«t Ml|i| ........ *■•• t hiring C ity min,ml I lb p. iii. Tlie l*'utu I H • ' IK ttikiitHHi t*« • '"tiiiiii'D (*f**i IH Curp. wolkcil out ill Orntn tills ufler- llll At III* I* • lie r •• I x *|*|fff»iMAfl II. m.mi ut :| p. i,|. no.I will not go • •* iAii:i(i r.\i. ric » :i* rr ro it i* illto tillllM'MvIlle until tnmotinw, IIV Kit \NK r Mt i'A llT H Y .\T T olt\M T AT I..WV, The teiitil will ilile fim n Oeuln to • »► Kl r A POHTOKKICM (illilli'nville by lui' Ttie It u n b uries vnintr.HH will fly Imrk tu Miami Immediate­ |MK rNtVKID MTT IM.IHI ly lifter the game. HVItAfTHI!, NKW YOIIK. I'SI T r o y S t a t e T o P la y H a t t e r s In De-Land T om orrow E v en in g GENERAL CONTRACTOR tat-season chant 'Off title with the winner in Ihe conAVriyhl, .n o w i'i-k I bin T ie m i l l , o f ­ . t i i i k l . ' ; -loi ( *111 1.11 m u. dr> . c o illd . u n i Hot. \ fo s k e tti. .i. |. * 1 \\ Hie yame In The KFC and winner Ihe rlghl F^-Krlder. i f. ii s r . M I M I I I *1 V I I ■>I H scot itv ■ I'lim-r I m Im If I . I itlitL lti< lull' IM . JSftK,®* for the Henford: i->r F S L Sol Now (,'alo Kooord W ith .*17,812 . . S ? 1* .. *"»"! railed Wap *. before be was Injured In tba claslng mbtules. Is Host S c h e d u le ( ’rooms Aradtuny’s (iame In Cocoa Is ("ancellcd I>v Rain A fter lids K d ge w alcr began lo ride behind n solid wall of block era. nnd despite fumbles. miiiiagcil to tics up Ihe gnm c hefor<' the In term lsslon Paul While and Hobby I,ano alternated n devastatin g run nhtif attack which was ougument, <1 by tim ely finssns from Connell to Del Midrymplc. I.am c s l r c a k o l m to Ihe end lone neur the d o s e of the second quarter, A rcvilullrcd .Seminole eleven fouKhl Ihe Kaules on almost even le rm s In the third rlan/n ilml neither learn scurinif. Tin 11 in Hi. final |wrlml Melts’ ipilck k ■< k « . (s blocked and Ihe tide lunwtl in f.< Vnr nf Ihe Kuplcs as r e s e r v e 1 spelled Hie lirlnu rekid ars Hanford routdn '1 afford lo pul in Its III r*|H'rlrncrd subs and Hie Kriue w a t e r offensive deluije sim ply col lapsed the Scinlnole defenses f r e r e d l n a the blocked khk. M r lU Inle rrrple d an liable pass ami followrd II IhrmiRh with a l • • y a r d Ihrust, (hr lonaesi ol die Rame for Ihe C'rlrry Fed flash. F d u r w a le r broke Hie He on Ihe fourth down when Conley crashed nvrr. Hanford received Ihe kick lad wns unable lo limine Fdmwvaler anil Melts I1111I In IiimiI auain Con ley rneed .11 y a r d s mound end passed In l.nrry Hlmmoiis (or :"> more and C harli e Co* rim do |,>- • I IU iinliarras.scd Cox i.'obbbwl up a m d lo r pool from Melts nnd spun. I vs 1 -.it il ,md ran it hack M y a r d s lo 1 lie Seminole Sim m ons b raved lo llditewa ‘a J e r r y Danson, who cau eb l 11 on (he Sanford 10 mol went lo the one being taekled by l.m’ keii hm falling Into Ihe end /one for what looked like u T P The referees how ever, pulled II down on Hie one. Sim m ons countered Hie dr clilon on u riuarterback sneak for the acore. T h e re after Sanford resisted mu* more Kdifewater onslaught Hint reached Ihe Seminole two afte r an Inlcreeptlon o f one of ' t e l l s ' pass ■ ‘"h r * ■ t*••!! !• 4IIII* t 1 . •III S I . " -1- ii .1 Hose Howl, (lie oldest of the New Ill*w will III* cl ll l f u l l . , . . ' e a r ' s fl a y classics • ;«.ir Clol . Si.t III' Iny fo r tl,. Anyone who owns a television lid* r .'.•lie;Ijinli III -,ll 1, Ilf 1 sit will tie in position to Judge *•»(•. The St*» Mil Ifl'l- -II! I.I whether Southern California or t »* (nr II < M'lllCMt fi W l < I.A, as Ihe c a s e tuny be. is a ill*' 1the I'll, I III, I'iiil Ji**|i strong enough aggregatio n to m ake « • *lt \ •. \ • I • >|»' rl 111 •111Av iliings tnlerevting for the llig 10 A\ . • M rv Stir 11 S Irn iix • •». fo\»d nf 1 Ills .A| i|lt*l champion Mall a. llii* Hniiirn'w il«*|i«rIiitm l nf |ih%• Ioi»k i%t»> Alw ays before, in Hie si* y e a r s •*lf ||, •drat Hlifr.itInti, mi id Miulrhi*. ai h ,\in»v 't i n e Ihe roust conference was •.*» *$.fm M> 1 I., iiroli.ifili \iil| In- iirr.iiigid *p|t 1 till Ila « a>| l i .toped into inviting Hie Midwest Im - 1 tin ll i r r j ( nlli if*- ,mh| 1 | nivii • ••1 Mi. nil f *•• •11 all 11 too .bs to iti liig gam e, it has been I • mu .*$• tlt. H i . •dj| tf.t,ii|-« *ilv of Miami. I*Ifa* xv 111. Mnrjf- 'I N*»*»*lv will nlay No. I necessary for the nation's fans to "I l<*rmI.i iw Mil* Illll tt Ill's| .Iiul th»* Sli t m i t' lim. rin* K m i h i - H'lv upon the written word of r 11xi* til (••1111 Inilh often v*|l*\ hid . t*«»lfi • In* • tirrn w•*t*f%• California football w riters for an • m it •ni»i mi mif imr limd ami ti«m*d L m top appraisal of Ihe host tram . tins has led in som e instances I •»;. • . liiilillr .Mill ||w ts'iHiu In f»»» in. If- 11 v M K* »•! la. It-fin. Mi ‘hill In* No. 1.' -t*idi K • tin*#. in a widespread notion Hie Hose **••»*• Mi ni a tm*r«* 100 perir .ii lifiit; ••!» 1Iii' p.trl uf 1,nr •*f Vii«l'nnii|i* .li 1 i Howl g a m e was going In be at III! • Illflt.fi' \\ ip I i " 1' ' 1 •"» epic amt that the llig III 1 • •• (• • • |r .*w In 1 lif igantr," !• n Im- V.- I Til* r.rtii in. \v II champion might not even win It ' * m » i i - l i t nf Miami gritl* • , lllllll*'l| lift* .1.1 v o f f Iii- I Probably som e imrsons who be••oil nt 1 111 hi w.iill. " | | \ rrr* mil 1 lit ^’I<| ;.r • It............verythin g they read even 11 I iln* far ln*Hrr .iff rtiomi In lu I . I moio-y betting on some of the nil •• nf #*-.l Hill •• it li.i If .If I I!III. •mi liarf — .uni | eoiile Is It they do so this lime St' M.*i .......... In ; l, 1 I mil lotll Mian Ill I in i» •hev will have only them selv es to Til** if »i' nil fl.ili* In 111 a k •* ii w blame III Tlo* ft .I ii* • Hull NNimmI i 11 f f *w \ . a re fre s h e r course, we will hi m 1 you the scores of the six Ill.n.it names played thus fa r under thr ••••If Hi I IMm " " l e n t Hose Howl agreem ent: Is. • % Itil Illinois Ia. UCI.A It ; Michigan i .MU r iii- II.. 11. Lot lii­ l > I SC it; Northwestern JO. Cali •III! 1 II > to Im I ItI w >I, • ■•t nia II Ohio State 17 California III- (III I* I I ll'ii 1 ifii 1,1 III* Ill-ill, I III t v 4111•I vval.f I' Michigan 1 1 . California 8; Illinois pi Stanford 7 That adds Mmim IP •ff. I 'IV •li'Vi'll, LllHlllul's op lo gam es, fi ll; points I8.V53 1 '• 'i ll i'li In i ll till I itt -L 1 vhL iu I H eavy ruin* ami M-t *'• t In , lul, 1 1|| > x, Ml Ihe Wc-t Coast lias at least ; forced a \l-st 111lllllf fl' |MIS| |Hl||l* flll'llt rriHiins \i .llll*IIIV I*OCMH I't "veil it can take it, but there I . • |i| fill 11 I,|| ■•r • rdlm nl ">f the fi *«>1) 1.111 t;nm«* in the I ru Ii i n ICi\r*r must lie a great upsurge of lioiie f ' l ' f ill III | ||f |||w| half u t tl, ' iallillll.'l I l.t- Il 1 III I la till .eiihiin. r i l y Inst nittlH It w *s d ir nrrniul Hun w ay e v e r y time Mime infillMlf Mtil I li iiftf nf 1 1 fi-, ' e 1,11V •> has e K21 iiii' r a m r l i i l f*•r tun ri-.iMin nr ■ oii.it m e m be r of the llig iii , such 'l»* Vhli iiii |niiiili Wf ■*»• SOI VI I alHitlu'r iiii Iiii- Ituli.iti Li*, r r m a t • Dr John Haniiuli of Michigan stall, com es o it and sa y s he • Ulllfl t I *• 11 tt li ii|i|tn <1 Mon mill in for Hu* I'milficrs Mil* *•••*i-n ...... f,»l • • «lti> • 1 Hi )i*‘ I'l 101 III lia r llr r , llir* l rturn's Mi llHHiriti* doesn't think howl g a m e s are I >lielleial 1 Pi • '• • oil iioji In I " • « I* Mmini iiitilrsl waw < «illi*il nil Im i ;iu*c nf Hi.. ••ttli 1111 >\ ii li­ I Ills could, i l l cmir.se. Im- the big a M linltilr mU up I hi* I'anHirrw L . K' til ip I. v in.| \ ami, 1 1,ill •"ru in g point F ro m all acemmls. Mill plat I usds n r t l I lull sila s Is* fit* I >ili| Mil I |h k J'.t |t» Il ,i;|t| aMri rtiuiii in a pusl ' usual. ImiIIi team s you will see srasnn \ iim|i 1 Lilt, *1 ft* n tnniorrovv by courtesy of Hie NCAA lltaiilssttUInu l>4 > unnic M1.1t Mu' Mur rii'Miic of f in *. H %• big. I In- rnnli sl \%i|| |,t 1 .1 Hi-,| fhc I I lev I'inn Coinilllltee are llo • lit*w aisri'r, Im«%r%**r, single-whig slo ggers who " i 1 li*r\ l l l l " .1 n«I will inmittiiralr ..... .. • ilili* ul 1•I•• > iiii * lii’l l r l iiii .iniiiinl rlas-sjt In In- |•1.1 veil (|| ■ in move the hall oil Ihe ground t.M•Mi.ill 1 in I in* iluulii will 1 Mini ’ ■ well as through Ihe air This Hu- i*ml nf r.M Ii griil mm Min Sdtnl " i i i i i l h Im wt |ii*rfurnimift* < iituli iiromising. for no team ;• r sh 11• fraliTiiilv Mpli.i riii Alpli.i l»l llll- \ I'll I \w fill* HIMIs JllltN will s|Miii*nr Hu- gaini- fur llii'ir ■ Im h relies p rim a rily on lls pass•»ll llll*. WI'l'll, ||l| IhII w «*•'(■ HI |l| mg ga m e has much eh a lire against Mlinlars|ii|t fund Ih- 1st t Hitt IIh i u - i 'M i s 11 |i fur flu■ ' s p i r a l llig III d u ll llllslis •fifc .ilttl i't •III i-urllfi f * ilili- ll l-s mi * n r H dial tin this would lie ail awfully good • III* si*;i\»m In a liar ri'tt Hi hi 1• If im 1 italic*. s%mi lil lilsr tiiilliiiit* Incidentally, for Ihe coast l;111 ill llll* flint g.'lllM- L.t 1 i*r-n (In* " ii 1 • Mii'ii In li m i in wlial >'"v In hreal. Into Ihe win column. lUll I f . tills '••••lil In die ii|i-il nf t||»ssiiw in *s< \l y e a r might he loo lale, he ^itlllllllH Infill ill llll I'I’i J ||) < mi-e Michigan S t a le becomes Isfiiii I.tit•• nil 'In ( ,,iiiir*s. eligible lo represent Ihe Midwest M" • »*f t|i, M in m 1 1 1 19r|*11 *4 9m \ 1* him', nnd the word I slhut (he *• *>1 •• *.tt• •1 iii'ii, Lin 1 Hu: fill dil l Spartans will ctmllnon tu Im ru g ­ tlljlllll". dll' 11(11 1 IrillU'M limy III* ged II :t. ii b* ■>! |itiv ii id h iip,. lo llir lu 1 V \ ’ 0 s < iiiwtat.-'fiii lory over I'rov In their opening game. H IE W K A TIIkK i r you uoirr ________L i s _____ t____:____ t 1 -.0*1. � 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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A'*!. V%VVVV^>V'»V*WV?.V»■■•' ^ ’•'•>%\W m > v v * V -Y V V W » Crashes Fed JVs B last Mainland Scottmen Win, 24-0, In PTA Sponsored Tilt; Harold Pate “ Scores Two TU's Game Commission Releases Changes In Hunting Rules O scar Williams’ l\ Points Lead Crooms Scorers Hy K E N T t'H K T L A IN One of the moat powerful Hem­ lnole Junior Varsity gridiron team* In rerenl yeura rang down the curtain on the I It62 season hy winning Its fourth game of *1* laved this season In blanking (•Inland of Uaytona Bruch fur the second time thin year hy a (.'room* Captain ()*car William* convincing 24-0 score In the Me- maintained hi* position aa tho leading scorer nn the learn for the seventh straight week. The spindie-leg dynamo has plercrd enemy goal llnei four time* lo lead Ihu Panthers In that category. fl. Knight la the aerood rank­ ing producer with 18 point*, hav­ ing tallied twlre hy the touchdown rente adding three mure point* on eatra point conversion*. Rddlo F.Uiv, the hard rbanlag flankman, I* the only other Pan­ ther to rrcord a T i l thl* year, Jonn Hcoit Jim Hawkins besides Gordon Fort. II wa* Kilty, If you remember, mortal Htadlum before a fair ahowing of 1160 football partisan*. who made that vicious lacklo stop­ It was a glorious ending for new ping one of the touchdown-bound roach John Hcoit, who was signed Kuril* players two weeks ago As primarily to shape the basketball a direct result of that collision, destinies of the varsity basketball Kilty had to have several teeth re­ team. Hcott in hla traditional fash­ moved bv Dr. Bingllng and (he ion cleared tha bench In last flashy ena will be sidelined for the Cocoa tilt this week end. nlght'a whitewashing. The Panthera have won three Despite Ihe predominately of *la gamea thl* year. Carrying forger players on Mainland, the over a 7-won and ooe-lled record 144 score does Indicate lha true from lait year, the Crooma ele­ Maters of tko contest. Tho Hemven went on lo eitend their win­ teulea had three touchdowns ning wavs In the first three called bark on them via penalgame* thl* year stretching their tles, one a brilliant (8-yard run victory skein to 10 straight be­ by power-parked Johnny Jones. The Junior Fed* knocked four fore succumbing to Hungrrford, Malnlinera out cold In the bruising 13 0 . However, the Panthers, once line piay liefore the contest closed beaten, have nose dived losing the next Iwo encounters. The I'unthcrs will be carrying an Ignominious 3game losing streak Into their game with Cocoa nl (he Indian lllver re­ sort tomorrow night CKIMIMS H H OHIts Scoring I’lsyer T il. KP. TP. Williams 4 II 24 G. Knlgld 2 3 18 Panthers Travel To Cocoa For Battle Tomorrow Evening S Kandy Reynold* Johnny Junes wllh keveral other foe* hardly be­ ing able to rlso after Ihe plays. Tho Scott men were a beautiful­ ('ROOMS 3 3 ly coached team that mixed up u Opponent* 3 3 powerful rushing attack with A. timely passes. The Junior Fed* 0 New Smyrna rolled up 120 yard* In the air. 14 DeLand Jimmy Hawkins and Handy Bey- IU Florence Villa nolda were the key figure* In the 0 Hungerfurd ilng gume with Jones und Dal- u Kustls Turner excelling In the run- 14 Leesburg department. Schedule At lha conclusion of the cunNov 20— Cocoa, there taat, popular Coach Hcnll was Nov. 27— Kuslla, here lifted lo Ihe shoulders of his (Celery Till) charges, despite his protestsDec. 8— Hallies City, there Ilona, and carried hodllv from •ha gridiron tu the showers B o w lin ? S tu n d in g H while the bend blasted nut (be school song and Ihe erowil cheered. It all began when Turner, show­ ing signs of a fulute Hemltinle Hellcats gridiron great, ripped the Main­ JRU's land (lank* for gain* of 20 and 2ft Tlgercat* yard*, the latter jaunt scoring the Bearcats Initial TD . Reynold* failed to con­ Panthers Bobcats vert on a end around. C ITY LEAGUE In tha second period, the Sem­ inole* stoutly resisted the lone Mainland scoring threat on third Stine Machine ••yard line. It was then that such Ace (Has* linemen as Larrv Bates, Jimmy Post Office Whatley, Tom Nnrrle, James Mr- Stanley-lingers Dee, David Galloway, Gtnr Bass, Celery City Bob Shoemaker, Boh Carter, Ro- FIs. Power A I. hart Newson and other* stood out M IXED aa they did allevnjjng. Hanford recovered the ball on No. I fourth down and on Ihe flrat No. it ■lay Joneo bullied hla way No. 6 through tackle and broke clear No. 4 behind timely blocka to raco (3 No. 2 yard* for what looked Ilk* a No. 3 hdown, but lha first of those atlag red flags dropped on the field and Joneo* great sprint Plowmen! hy the opposition a* waa called back lo lha 80 where the half ended wllh the Feds lead­ refer** Goose Kellie* paced nff ing. 12-0, Turner opened the third period a clipping penalty against hla wllh some more fancy running to own atadenta. Thla didn't atop lha Fads, Jim ­ put tha ball down deep In Main, my Hawkins unleashed a An-vard land territory. Then Reynolds un­ pass complete to Whatley. Thrn corked a 2t).yanJ spiral to Pata In ItawfciiM repeated hie aerial act, the and ion* to give the ScoUmtn chucking a SO-yani toa* to Harold a IB-0 bulge. Reynolds want wild, running Fata who took It on the on* and and passing until Hanford waa fell Into the end sone. Hawklna' down on the Mainland II. extra point kick waa booted out BfflaJng Johnny Jones bucked end fought hla way tk* necee- E CITY LEAGUE Sanford Bowlin? Alky Blue8 W ill M eet Tonight 3,353 See Crooms In First \ Games To Set New Mark Bv T . V DAVIS Tim first four unmi-s played hy Ihe ( ’room* Pnnlhers in the Me­ morial Stadium have drawn a re­ cord breaking lolul of ,'L'I63 fans (Ills season. Th<* Pnnther homecoming gume wllh Leesburg last week drew the largest gridiron ernwd ill the history of (he school whin an estimated 1,300 fimthull cuthiislasl* Jammed their wuy Inin the Memorial spurting arena. (ini uf this record 1,300 turn­ out, 1,122 were paid In establish snulher all-time mark In the rrhnol'a arid Irun annals. The Cite of Sanford has re­ ceived 2HHI.2A from the lax re­ ceipt* In these four contest*. An additional $100,041 bus been turned over to the City hv Crooma to pay the rust uf the lights, making n grand total of |2P(1.2R having been paid lo Sanford hy the Panthers till* season. Here are (lie attendance figures for each game lids year. (lame Paid Total New Smyrna 1176 HID Florence Villa 3W3 643 Kustls 6211 700 Leesburg 1,122 I,MM) Totals 2.7 ID 8,863 Here are Ihe light* and laa re­ ceipt tulnls. Game Taa Liable Cltv home slate for Ihe Panther*. How­ ever, Alpha Phi Alpha aeholarihlp fraternity has schaduled n post­ season game for Thanksgiving af­ ternoon pitting Eustli and Crooma together for what will he an an­ nual classic after each aeaaon In the Memorial 8tadlum. This series will be known aa th* "Celery T il t " A gala parade wllh four band* participating will precede tb# gam# next Tharaday after­ noon. Dr. R. V. Moure, prealdent tnd aon* at tk* coffin corner. of Hethune-Cookman College In That was tb* last Hanford touch­ Dayton* Booth will crown lb* down, though Ralph Ftowora "Celery T ilt" queen between tbe ran aver fra* tho eight in the halve* ef tb* Enatla-Croume fourth period but It was called battle at Ik* Memorial Park. Th* parade will commence In Reynolds toaaea to little Richard Barlneau who carried It over the town at liAO p.in. and th* game Dayton* goal llna after a five- will get underway at BillO o'clock. yard run only to have that on* called hack for a penalty too. HERITH HOW Bo convinced was Scott that th# OAIN K HVILLK (Special) — proper ayatem with th# youngster* Florida’s goal haa been croseed la to piny thorn all, he even sent in eleven times, five each on pasata 106-pound Robert Bamuela, who and running plays, the other on an Immediately dletlngulshed hlmaelf Intercepted pose. Th* Gatora have with a pass Interception In th* scored RO time*, 83 on running fleeing minute*. pass Intercepl S e m i n o l e Directors Study Offers A s Fate* Of Baseball Hungs In Balance Hy K E N T C IIKTLAIN Komi memorieii of Seminole llluh School ertdlron Immortal*, Leon B‘" Plemlng, Will’* An demon imtl Kd Cordon, are imiw being rapidly forgotten In the wake of the blaring trail of one Virgil Talrnadge "Junior" Metl*. the Lake Monroe triple threat who I* with each passing weak shatter­ ing HIIS football record* and con­ verging on the virtually in*urmountable all-time mark* Ariinna had It* Wilton! "Whirs#rM White, lltlnol* It* Dike Killeman and Maude "Buddy" Young, Ohio Its Frank Minkwlrh, Indi­ ana Ita Tommy Harmon— all great prep gridiron wonder* who achieved the l.TOO yard* per T A I.I.A II ASNKK (Hpeclalj — The Came and Fr**h Water Flah Commission leleaaeil today the limit lure regulations on one new Wildlife Management Area, and eorreeted the rule* applying to ahootiug on another piddle hunt­ ing territory. O. Knrle Fr"e. A**l«tnnt Director of the Came Agency, anld that sportsmen may hunt till* vear on the recently acquired Flaheatlng Creek Wildlife Management Area rnuipnaeil of approilmatrly 100,IMK) nerra. Hegulatiuna fur the new area Include the onrnlng of the sea- la every bit a* deserving an Allaim nn Nov. 20 and rloalng Her. Houthern berth a* Tampa’s Kick 20, with the flrat II daya open Caiares wa* several years hack. The Lake Monroe “ Locomotive" and Mondaya, Tueadaya and Friday* rioted thereafter. All crashed Into Ihe charmed l.oooleaal game may lie taken with yurd per season circle last week in the Flrat District rule* applying nl* eighth game of the season, with still two lo play und u possibility to the Fiahralln1 • Creek Area. a third game will he milled In Hport*mrn wishing lo hunt In that the event Ihe Celery Feds can mas­ this art-a must purchase a public ter DeLand here next Wednesday bnntIm* stamp and must obtain an night, thus advancing Into Ihe post­ identification curd from the area's season championship play-off for cheeking stations before being the Fast Florida Conference permitted to enter Ihe shooting Unlike moat great one-man seetlon. •tars, Melt* I* strictly a "tram The season for Ihe Tnmoka man.'' The little power-packed Wildlife Management Area bundle of muscle* and eheer de­ termination with the Incompar­ able "wUI-to-wln” look a bark Saturdays and Sundays open teat to bis teammate Kd Ixickthereafter. Previous rules for ett last week, because of the latter'a brilliant runs. Melts didn't this area railed fur Ihe same aak lo take the ball over on Iwo shooting period, hut stated the easy line playe last Friday night flrat I day* were open, wllh against Keabreeie. Instead, Ihe Wednesday, Thursday. Saturday llttie 8 fool I senior played the anil Sunday, open Ihe second blocking role* for the deserving week, with Saturdays and Sun­ l/ockett who plunged over once days open thereafter. Frye suld the nei|uisitiim uf the from the one ana another time new area brings to almost 1,600,000 tbe number of neres uf public hunting territory that Florida sportsmen mnv shoot in this year through the Game Commission's program of aequiilng more land for the average tinnier. » sf a ^ w t r s i A nd Scores 92 Points 1,0 I red Cana* Bill Fleming HKAMON CHID KF.CORDH Scoring *er I'D. KP. Kl'M. T HKAHON YAIIDHTICK publicity for tho school through Metis' feats. But they know that Isn't the purpose of sjMirt* and for­ tunately they do not foster that don't pruleii In know, hut tho lack of this Invisible quality can mani­ fest Itself tu Ihe very rank amateur aa typically happens when a one man alar literally auccumha tu tho lark nf co-ordinated timing from hla fellow players. Thla I* not Junior Melts. We watch from the standi, but never hear what goes on in the huddles nr Ihe playing field. II has been told, over and over again, that Ihr humble llltlr competitor makes ■ special elfurl to thank each and every player who has thrown that all Important block or assisted In any way In helping Junior pick up even a yard. Thla la not a story on Ihe "per­ fect" football player, berouae (hat star has yet to rise, hut merely u tribute to a player who Jusl doesn't know Ihe word— quit. A modest player who knows he li Just a cog In the wheel of a football team. In terma of more concrete evi­ dence, let us Juat scan the stallslies for what (hey are worth— moro often than not tho ultimata factors determining whether a player will make that all-conference or South­ ern team. Melt* baa aaiaiaed aa araailog l.ilt yard* la I N carries lor ■ D.S yard average per try. The record ipeaba for Itself. How­ ever, It hi all tbe more pheno­ menal when you consider that Metis has galaed over two-thirds of tbe team1* yard* on the ground while carrying Ihe hall only onethird of the Una, Junior has scored D2 points— two-thirds of the team’s point pro­ duction. Ile haa passed for 14 moro of these points or an aggregate total of 108 points. Now consider­ ing aggregate total*, you cannot forget that tha little aenlor dynamo has accounted (or 179 yards of (he I I I made In the air for a total of 1,114 yards gained by running and paislng. There la Mill soother feat that thla triple threat gUr haa achieved that goes for the meet peri mhentidad by meal fans and that la Me actalandtag posting record. Notts haa daw# all the toga's pealing, meetly ihe short- First Down* Varda Bushing Yards Passing Pass Attempts Passes Complete Passes Intercepted Punts Punting Yardage Punting Average Fumbles Lost Yard* Penalised TR A M S TA TIS TIC S SANFORD opponents Gam* Record Kustls Leesburg Tavares Pnlutka* Ht. Augustine Winter Park New Smyrna' Seahreete* I lent ties Conference FFA Members Will E nter In $10,000 Magazine Contest The fateful meeting of the di­ rector* and stockholder* of the Hemlnola Blue* will be held thl* evening at the Commiaalonrra’ room In the City Hall at 8:00 p.in. Hanging In tha balance will bo the very faluro of profesatonal bnaeball la Hanford. The Hemlnole diamond braaa will consider all offers for the club In an all-out effort to sell the local Florida Htata League en­ try In order that tho non-profit Seminole County Baseball Asso­ ciation will bo able to liquidate all dabta Incurred during the past season. A group from Gainesville may try to lift the Hanford franchise In an effort to put the university city hack In the FHL. Other feeler* have been sent out from undis­ closed source* for the local club. Tha buyer of the dob will a*aume tho reign* debt-free wllh a bua, uniforms, concession equipment and the contracts of right baseball player* Including Ihrca pitcher*, three Infielder*. • catcher and an utility plover. A* 8emlnole Blue President John Callahan put It, "We want to sell to a per»on who will keep the club hera naat year. However, If Denver Cordell K ,w ,r no one can meet our price here, then we will he forced to sell It to un outsider-" Aei-onllng to a reliable source, a f4,(k)0 offer might take the club lock stock and barrel. One fart I* certain. The local owners want to sell, and If need he, they will liquidate all the club's assets lo mak# enough money lo pay off (he debt*. In this rase, there will be no base­ ball team here naat vear. If an outside town like Galnewvllle or Melbourne purchase* the (ranchlse, there will bn nn bneeball here In IM I, either. Aa rotlring FBI. prexy John Krlder said, "Thl* will be a very Important meeting tonight. The question whether wa shall have hnsehnll In Hanford mar he de­ cided at thl* meeting." There la a rumor Krlder will accept the Job aa general manager at Daytona Beach nest year. He wouldn’t deny this or admit It hut he did say he la seeking a job in baseball. One of the director* and officer* of the Blue*, Denver Cordell, ha* lieen elected to the Cltv Commis­ sion since the season closed. Memorial Stadium Event Schedule Nov. N Seminole* vi. DeLand (Home LKKHBUKO (Special) — The coming) Nov. 17 Future Farmer* of America throughout the Stale of Florida Crooma ve. Kustls (Celery Tilt) are participating in a huge circu­ lation contest ror Florida Wildlife magntlne which feature* an eatlmated $10,000 In prises, according to Jack Grant. Editor of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commls"Ion's publication. Grant said that Ihe contest/ which started Nov, IA. offer* a brand new ID82 Ford Trarlor nn first prlte to the FFA Chapter selling the most subscriptions lo Ihe magailne. Second prlxe will lie a register­ ed Hereford lleifer, donated hy A. I). Davis, President of Winn and Lovett, while Gueat Airway* haa donated five tripe to Old Mealco Celery Fed Schedule its is ? other field. Junior Motts Is Lake Monroe's Locomotive. GENERAL CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES I.OAN BKRVICR • NEW CONSTRUCTION BLUR PRINTS and SPECIFICATIONS REPAIR and REMOLDING ALL TYPES N O T IC E C o le m a n SPACE HEATER Seminoles Play In Tangerine * Bowl With Edgewdter Tomorrow Seminole High School'* var*ity gridiron heroes will invade the Tangerine Bowl tomorrow night in the firnt of a Uiiee-ganie home* ami-home aerie* with the Edgewater Engle* of Orlando. Thl* will he a non-ronference "breather” for the t'rlery Ked* who have run up G» point* to their opposition* IV In the lait two game* with KFC tram*. New Smyrna and Seahreete. Aa far a* the favored role, San­ ford can hardly he rluaaed with Kdgewater hut the Fugle* have had only n ao-ao record thl* year and Sanford ha* won five loat only one while tvlmr with l.ee«- Bussell Mann Joe Hutchison burg and Winter Park. Keserve seat tickets and gen­ eral admission ducats urr now on sale at HUH business office on Klghleenth Hlreel and French Avenue for this "hlillm r” tussle that revives the old Irudlllonal rivalry between Orlando and Hanford. The results uf this gume will have no hearing whatsoever on Hanford's chances of making the Fast Florida Conference play-offs nt the end of the season. The Hemlnolrw face Del.and here a week from Inidght on Thanksgiving eve In Ihe all Im­ portant clash lo drterinlnr Ihr winner of the southern half championship In the KFC. If Ihr Feds win thin game nest week they will thrn represent the Hnuth In the pnst-sruson cham­ pionship hnltlr with Ihr north­ ern winners. If they win Ihe title game ac­ cording to schedule, the Seminole "Express” will roar Into the KFC terminal ut the end uf the 11182 P. K. Yntige Ketterlllllis Sanford DeUnd i'olntku Starke 8 6 3 3 3 2 t* I > 2 3 3 1 1 1 I I t New Hmyriia u 8 I Henhreexe It d I H K S U LTH L A HT W KKK 'Hanford 27, Heobreexe 12. •Krtterlinus 20, Starke 7. 'Palntkn ,‘16. New Smyrna <1. I'. K. Ynnge 26. Fort Pierce it I tel.and 40. .Ins Tech It. (JA M ES T H IS WI'.Kh Kustls nt Delj i nd. Green Cove Spring* at Starke. •Ketterlinu* III I'ulutku (Wi-dlies day). Wlllistoll at I*. K. Ynnge. Don McAuliffe, M i e h i i- a n Slate's football captain, scored the opening tuuelidnwn of tile 11*61 season ui'niiist Oregon State. IB also scored the first six-pointer this season ill the opener uguinst Michigan. CHEF’S SPECIAL A BOWL O F RKAI, HOME M ADE V E G E T A B L E HOUP • C H E F ’S C H O ICE O F T A S T Y SANDW ICH D A IL Y • CHOICE OF C O F F E E OK T E A R c im flla t & An derse n FRESH <uu6 VAK/ETy S tA VINCENTS SEA FOOD MARKET 601 Eant Second Street Thone 1205-J bumperto �I'llK WEATHER i r you inner m m Ii i l ali ami colder tonight, preceded Im cloud) weather ami scattered -bower- In southeast, central and ett re iiu* south portions this after* iiihi 11 und early tonight: lowest to* night :u: to .IS extreme north. row fimford U t n U , C llj Delivery, >>? 7:00 P. M - pleoa* rail YELLOW CAH 1444 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XL1V SANFORD, FLORIDA * THURSDAY NOV. 211. 1952 No. 65 Assoc in ted Press I.eased W ire President Pleased TrTs w iiiIk B e ^ sen^ower Selects Dulles As His r , P Over Ike’s Stand On Blacked O u t Prisoners Of War Defense Department Secretary O f State, Wilson Defense Truman Holds First I*iist - Election Con­ ference With News Men This Morning WASHINGTON UT - President Truman said today he ia very happy over lien. Dwight D. Elsen­ hower’s views on the Korean pris­ o n e r of war issue, and declared "this country Is a unified organisa­ tion In Its policy toward the rest n( the world." In Ills Ifrst post-election news conference— his first In fact since Hcpl 23— Truman laid emphasis on unity and on Ihc effort to muke (he shilt of [Hiwer lo President-elect Elsenhower us smooth as |>osslhle He begun with tills statement which he permitted rejHirlers to quote directly: ft "I want you to understand that the election Is over and that we are trying to get things In shape to muke un orderly turnover of the government to the successor, and that we want to let the world know that this country Is a unified orItuniriitinn in Its policy toward the ro t of the world, "I was very happy to see that (ien Eisenhower had Inltl Sen Wiley that he was with (sic) the policy on the prisoners of war in ffKorea That was one of the main filings about which we talked In the meetlnu the other day when he w»« down here " Eisenhower and Truman met at the White House on Tuesday and later announced jointly that they had arranged for un exchange of mlormatlon They expressed belief this cooperation would he lo the nilvnnlaue of the country and promole a favorable progress of Inter­ national affairs . >( Yesterday, Elsenhower had a meeting In New York with Sen. Wiley of Wisconsin, who will liecome chairman of Ihc Senute For­ eign delations Commlllce In the now Republican-controlled Con­ gress. Wiley said Elsenhower "Is com­ pletely dedicated to the principles nr the If. N. and reemphasised Ids agreement with the principle of no foreiblo repatriation of Commu­ nist prisoners.” « , After Truman’s reference to this. * « reporter said the wording of Wiley’s statement has been taken to Indicate the general la agreeing nnlv with the principle of Ihe t Tilted Nations stand on prisoners of war and does not necessarily endorse the specific U. N position. Truman replied he was not going Into semantics— that Is. Into the meaning of words. He said he was going hy the headlines, which reported without elaboration thal El senhower hacked Ihe Unlled Na­ ff lions |H>sllion. Truman said he would meet again with Elsenhower before the general takes over the White Seminole County TB Rate Is Very High, JC’s Told Tuberculosis P an c*T Urges Support Of Xmas Seal Effort I s s u e s Statement On Regulations Re­ garding Any News WASHINGTON on— The Defense Department announced today there will be an official news hlarkotil during Gen Dwight D Elsenhow­ er's visit to Korea. For security reasons It suld, there will be no authoriratlnn for publication of news while he Is in Korea and no achedule will be puli liely announced. Secretary of Defense l-nvelt suld Ihe arrangements have the approv­ al of the I’resldent-eleet Lovett nnnounced: "The President-designate nf ihe Drilled States promised the Amerl can people that he would go lo Korea lie Is going to Korea some time in Ihe future. “ The security of the Presidentdesignate Is of paramount iiiiimrt tince to the people of the nation as well as the peoples of the free world In order to assure him all possible protection during his com ing trip to the war rone. It is necessary to observe the following precautions: "I There will be no published schedule of the trip *t any time, Inelmllng departure date, arrival in Korea or departure from Ihnl country “ 2 No news reports of the Presb dentdeslgnate's activities will l»cleared through the Korean theatre of operation until after the Presi­ dent-designate l o a v e s Korea News coverage will he arranged hy theatre commanders, probably on a pool basis " I sincerely trust that the Amer­ ican people and the American press, radio, television and news reels will reallle the necessity for stirh precautionary measures, and that they will cooperate with Ihe Department of Defense In carrying them out " Head, And McKay For Interior Post Heavy Barrage Of Rockets Hits Reds’ Positions New D e p a r t m e n t I lead Has Had Out­ standing Career In Diplomatic Fi el d National Jay eve Preside!!! Visits Here NEW YORK ijv— Presldenl-flrct Dwight D Elsenhower today made three top Cabinet appointments— John Foster Holies a* secretary of stale. Charles E Wilson of Detroit as secretary of defense, and Gov. Douglas McKay of Urcgtin as secref ary of the interior They were the first announced appoint incuts n( Ihc new Hepuhlli an administration which will take office Jan 2U Millies, long the Republican voice in Ihc Slate Dupurlmcid and ar­ chitect ol the Japanese peace treaty wrote Ihe Republican for­ eign policy plank in the IU31 plat­ form During the Chicago conven­ tion he was believed acceptable a* secretary of stole In both Elsen­ hower anil III* chief contestant for the nomination Sell Robert A. (t ol Ohio Wilson, president of General Motors, was mentioned hy Eisen­ hower last September in suxgeiting Ihe need ol “ business brains In a iui billion dollar business"— a eferenee to the operation of the inlet al government McKay, ,V.i, began Ills career as i newsboy t.utei lie was all office Iuw lot the Colon Pacific Railroad atul then an auto Miles manager lb' begun In* political career wiirii lie was elected inavor or Salem lire , in Itl.Yl Alter that, ho served a* a stale senator and helinin' gox-inoi in 1919 He Is a n-li-ran of liolli world wars Elsenhower, in In* Sept M speech concerning (he need of business brains m government, said he pro­ posed to cut military expense* without cutting military strength in that speech referring lo Wil­ son Elsenhower declared: Large Air Strike On Narrow Sector Pre­ cedes Homlmrdmeni Hemihole County has one of the highest tuberculosis rates tier cap­ ita In the stnle, It was revealed today in a paiivl discussion <>n the T. It. Christinas seul drive before tty The Associated Press the Junior Chamber nf Commerce SEOUL 'Js Allied forces i-umdcd at the Yacht Club. Chinese (Kisltlons late today with Officers of the Seminole Coun­ the heaviest rocket barrage and ty Tillwrrulosla Association, Mrs. warplane strike in the 37 duy-old CUva Jobe, executive secretary: battle for Hie vital Kumhu ridges •Mrs. J. Denver Cordell, president; on the central Korean front. and Homer I.. Osborne, chairman In Ihe ulr U S Sabre Jet* des of the HIM Christmas seal drive, Iroyed five Communist MIG-15* pnrtlripnted In the panel along The Fifth Air Force announced II with Jaycee members, Douglas brought to 302 the Red jet fighters 1 Hlenstrnm, president, John K-tlrr destroyed since the war began and moderator Hep.-elect Mack exclusive ol those downed hy Navy Cleveland, Jr, pilots Mr, Osborne attributed the high AP correspondent John Hamtolph TH rate In this county to two foe* reported from Ihe central front tors: 1) large Negro population: that a total of .170 rockets were 'Jl inability to c°ntact and Isolate launrhed within a few second* at persons with active TH germs. Communist targets north of Allied ••While Ii Is trim that mn*t of held Sniper Itidgc the cases In the state and In the The dusk rocket barrage came conntv have h”-*o Neeroes," Mri after un intensive tighter Immher loin* stati’il, •‘This past year thorp strike against Chinese |Hisitlnnwere more white patient* hospitalalong a narrow, two mile sector Ired In Ihe county than colored pa­ tients, In nil, 10 white people irf Hundolph's dispatch on the rock Seminole Countv were admitted to et launching was timed at 9 p m Ihe T il h<’*pitnl out of the total III 1 7 a lit., EST) An hour lutcr he filed a rc|»>rl that two Chinese In this year.” funlry companies attacked South Mr. Osborne pointed out that it Koreans dug In on Sniper Ridge Is costing the taxpayers 4R per His censored di-iiulch Indicated the lav to pav for each patient or Ht nilil I'hoto attack was continuing •J1.000 n year. "Whether tonight's action was Horace II Henderson ( right, (mcgrmtml In dark suit i, Williamsburg. \ , president ol the national The purpose of Christmas m-rils just another probe or a heavy at­ Juumr rliumher of I’lillimerce, shakes hand* with I'ulilily Judge Dully,Lis Slcnslroni pri’-nlent ol the __nd uur current drive Is not lo tack remained to l>e seen," he re­ Sunfont jayeees, during brief uchiimllig eereimmle* cmulm ted by the local .lavci-c* >c-lerdav on tinprovide money for the care of ported ilcps of Ihe I'ourt limme Other* III the picture. all lnt .il resident*, .ire illr*l row left I" in lili Slicnlf I' these nolleols, hilt rather the The Air Force reported that A Merit. Hep Muck L'levcltiml. Garland W Hpcuccr president of the senior I'liamber I'url I’risoc more Important phases of health Copt Paul K Jones of Aragnn. Jayeee vice president. Dr Hriinlley HemliThOii, futhri ut the national presidenl, and i second row. left education, case finding and reGa ........................................... bagged two of the five e MIG*. to right I Gordon Sweeney. Jaycee director, Gordon V Frederick, secretary. William * Hutchison lr shllltntlon," Mrs. Join’ explain­ "Until we get business brain* In The Sabre pilot* said they dam­ director, city Commissioner John I. Kuder, itu*t president, and i last row. left to right) ( lilt M Abies, vice ed. no billion dollar buxine**— aiul l aged two other Communist jets president. City Manager Tom Lemon, Mayor Wtlllnni Slrimiei and 1'idlco Clil)'l Hoy W’llllams file menu hiislueis brains that v4U be The most Important of these June*, 31, flying with tho Stst -national presidenl remarked, "ll's Wke old home week." ami related he u*ed to livo with hi* lather on tl\e respected by Congress wu aif not phases Is case finding through Jh* fighter Wing, was credited wlfft Mev^ora Road In Itiin when he was working In tirlando He was presented an honorary fishing l"en*e . ■ Illa, w„ mobile X-r*v machines that v|*lt Hy RALPH J- TOM PRINH V local Jaycee group aci ouipiiiiieil I can *... -ave — ..without ......... i... ■......... .. gun, ...... each locality In the at ate once If Noopy Fowler l»n t positively nowmna' the 499th and Sooth MIG* frolo the Jtiycees for Ihe "world's best lishlng in Si-ililnoh- i ■•out) In-ing one every two years, Mr. Osborn* a marvel uf the dug World, then Thu Air Force made a special an­ the president to tirlando where he spoke before a Juyeee Iiiih Iicimi alicnded by icpiesciilali)cs ol layi ci ■■ne plane, one -hip " brought out. you, the reader must render the nouncement uf Ihe South us Ihe uriiaiiitulliins thnuighmit Central Florida Hie lit year old Wilson has head­ "fllnre the Chrletmas seal ,-ani- final verdict. You -ev, Noopy I* a If 8. Air Force* bo**. Gen. Hoyt ed Du- wist aiitotmdule manufac­ S. Vandenberg, was touring the pelgn began fit) years •«». we have five year old ob*illent Split, be­ turing concern since tun cut the death rate hv HR per longing tu Mr. and Mrs. Alfred hatllefnmt \ native of Miners .i tlliiu. WHThe Sabre* were shielding Thun There Is no reason why we can t Fowler, who live In then new -oil ii.i- edm .ill'll at Die Carnegie derjet fighter • bomber* which! wipe out T il altogether. T ’'ke cat­ home out nt Little Washington lu-li'ule ut T e e b ii ii I u g y, and (I iin 41Hiirif D r I'kite iltri tle as an example Thev don't re­ Shores, neai Altamonte Cronsti mt i'd a- .hi electric .ii engineer sist examination the wav people my- heart I iuw her climb u ten lor the We-tliighint-e ManufactnrIn and ns u result TH has been foot ladder unassisted amt (lien mg i "iup.iliy Iroin 1909 until 1919 ut to only one-half of one percent step ronfldentlv upon the roof of lie later was -mce-sively chief among cattle in the -late." he the Fowler house. Then, a* non­ engineer manager and president Kill fill f dlw'UJI-xtOfl **f I hr fti •*!* staled. chalantly a* though going for a id tin- Helen Iteiny Co . before hill vi 11Hdi fin ill IN*’U UVi'l iiMost people hove the TH germs Sunday walk, she came tu earth 1'iinmg (ieneral Motor- a- vice LAKELAN D Wv Much colder «"iti lOvr *i i iehft 4•f Wu V (till'«»'l ut W t u l i 1 R r u n i‘il M a d e In their tvs'eni n- ron-s in eoer-ct again. weather fur Northern Florida Fn G r o u p D e l a y s A p p r o v ­ I hr Suit Oil l 11M(Hi MV 4(I. f*.l f h« ple-nlent ut llb?9 with them, Mrs, Cordell sold. "The Not aatisiftid with that feat, lay morning was forecast today Hr i- married and ha- three H y F i u l i l r i ' H lr t iir In a l O f P r i c e S u p p o r t W)ttl1f1111Ji! nf 1 (dill \VI•1114*' 18i r v greatest cause of TH Is contact, a Noopy floors all the neighbors hy the Federal Slate Frost Warn -on- and three tliiuultlerx *I tinIImirC On I'm ** »'!•*> |Mvt»*d t«l t IllUlii* Up III (!u> 1'll \ rundown condition and malnutri­ with astonishment hy her achieve­ Ing Service 'Ilie cahinet appointments wero r ii n f l 'ic i a l E f f o r t Mulli'll* v lin'd itii; Fni F u r t h e r S t u d y I tUHUilH uui tion." . . . ments of n more intellertonl na­ iiiniiimii'd bv pre-» secretary The morning hullelln irn/ht. I'uin Lruiiiii. * ilv Maiuiv'ri , Mra. Johe added that crowded ture. Would you like to know how Forecast fur I'enlnaulur Florida m i:it\ t \i. i .iiit v* \ maiiiik* lame- t* llagerty while Eiscnconditions are a rontrihult"g fac­ many feet In n yard, for Instance? for tonight and Friday morningOHLANI mi i.t* Although they wiihl toiluvl'Hfkl S.iIi i t |rl linwei was liiiu'lilng wlllt British tor, but the said that In 1)9 cases She will tell you with three . . . Clearing and much colder northern wore told they would get over 43 a OHier Hint! »■t w i lieIii de o iiupii-Hf fluftlr 1 Shiite Foreign Secretary iuthony Eden. nut of a 100 a person who keens count them . , . obliging vrip*. Hut district* with lowest temperature box on the tree (or their citrus, a f i **111 I hr hmi! I Ruthin! Atueiiiuiti nlane pilufeil h> ( a p t I arliei In Du- tiny he conferred healthy end his resistance up will llstanf Al I* asking Noony: "What 3D In 40 degrees north portion ol group of small growers are reltic V*»ft«'f Ikflrt I'llli Sit ilO fill II »*!*' Nash of F<tw n.l An I'mi*i' Jtase wiDi I mile- lor two hours When he la two limea three?” The answer Gainesville District Clearing and tnnt In try to get their crop iimlei fin euiiHtrmiifig n cloiptur Imme ■Mas rst .1 hJl-slinl ,i liru iOHlf! U'Lll emeiged from the ninferciit'o Dulno* develop TH. , , . t. , j . . .. i world h|)i t i I record 4*1111H mile* ''Elvhtv-otl* percent of nil mon­ cornea without a hat of the eve nr much nailer Central and West the government price support sy* ' ' “ v prut....... oil Kind ......ml , ! 11tilit Iniirtl tin I'ii Mr Ultf I ey collected in this county wll nervous shifting of her little hairy Coast tom S trr«’t, ln'htod ( ,«od»'H,'4 rm niu ' Districts, showers followed t apt Nadi. Jl whose home I* stay hero to pav for local H I toes. Six hlg yelps. \U m huh will lii’ tiprunl rot * Yuiir h Atl iin ill**** A mas* im-rliiig i i i r r i i i i K Ni'ix’ here Wedne* by slowly clearing and much cool­ lo Mum lie la m.utf four luu Three cases will lie brought lie- work." Mr. Osborne added •The Noopy Is fond of cheese. Hut, It er toward morning, Indian River day— vailed to protest the low 'd'd a -dove f»t tin- T ou rist llitiltl j |,.v ,.| passe* yi sterthiy ov er a met. fore th» ernnd Jury which ii real is divided up anions the *•*•** must b* oald for before she''' Everglade* und laiwcr East Coast niTrc* hehiK paid Knmer* rs fur llicir tog, n tetpiesl will It" mnde (01 inured Hit ee kilometer couise at the scheduled to he drawn from a ■nd national ori-anltntlon* with touch it. Nune of this credit stuff District*. fruit the Florida lodeneiindonl i'll t ‘tut lliias tlgld-i on S anford Ave ‘ edge ol tin- Salton Sea 233 feel mine) Monday at 10:041 a.m. In the most of the 19 percent staying for Noopy. Al Fowler threw u Forecast for Friday— Fair, eon rus Grower* Association delayed too- ami a to to log will in- In-Id below sea level Ills pet lor malice . , , hunk nf it on the floor In front of tinued cold Northern and some taking any stuud on tin- govern with Circuit Court, Hubert (Irlggs, as­ In Florida." tin- lornl A m eiic im l eglo ti |oas made iimlei roles ol the Fed He then gave the locations of her. Noonv promptly started to sistant state's attorney, suld to­ elation Aeioo.iiiliipie liiieniatlon the four tuherculosis hospitals In grab It. "Noopv. that cheese Isn’t what cooler South and Central Di* nient price support program until pud'-- fun committee. day. trlct*. members study It further I'laos f>n tiie I i em i, Aveitin ale and tin- Nallonul Aeroiiailtu All three of the cases to come the state and the number of beds paid for," h* told her. Though hur Future temperature outlook ' I1! ti*t|M,l,l w lilttk I'*llIII fliF Citlt(l» Till’) did approve a resolution piojeel eilll fur -li'UIIOg off u Association, wlilcli most verily i in each. Thev are In Orlando. Tammu fn- deliberation by the grand n*. Tallshassee and l.antsnn. In mouth was watering, the nersnlk- Continued cold Friday night with opposing the Federal Marketing sir i(i of Hull till propeity. Jfi hv liefort' It beeullles offlclnl ••id nut ft Mm ilu* ^ I nil' Fill inWr ety pup stounrd abruptly for temperature* near the danger |><imi Agreement, which regulates sl/es Jury del.I with murder. Ilf, !',-■<|, m ......-t rol ling a -l x lane In -h alte ri ng Die ri'i'otrl for upei •if ( ’uuiiTiiMvi* fui vui'iiHH |>ruf'lM’li all there are I .BOO heds, only nine Itnndulph Miller. Southwest more than the number of patients touch the stuff ah* wouldn't: No for tender truck in Northern dl* and ut limes miantllie* uf ellru* itioiituglifur*- from Hi’ininolt- Hon , utlonal airerafi in the Ninth Aiuet 1 tif T*••t imir «'i'll tnil Flmiitu," Fursir. not 'till h«r master sold: trlst* Saturday morning. Colder •i-.niid, Is accused of slaying Wash­ now being treated In Florida. i • t Hm ki iii iilifi*, niuhii^i't t*f thi* it'uil all weiitlier intereeptur t'upl "Now, Noopy It'a paid for." The but no frost danger south and ren moving ool of the stale And they I,.vj,111 to poiU Avenue. ington Johnson, West Thirteenth asked a referendum of Florida A figure of I-I.WM.H1 wu* set Nash tupped Ihe t:7l)9HI miles per Sniiinidi1 f'uimtv F uf F ilnfptl Mrs. Jobe cited a Negro woman ch*es* disappeared Into her tral District* Saturday morning 11'ttm11Hiiru 4M« l*Miir fr'IlFl .Street, with a knife June 7. Cleve­ In Oviedo who had a bad e*** "f mouth. op |,\ Die County Fits iippuinli'il j mtlir mark set la-1 Sept |:, in *• V, .!’• lie I'lHHIlli'llti'd U|M>n Ult» land Neal, alias Cleveland O'Neal, T B this year. "When I Invcallpat•lii iinn uf Kail Mi**\%ii , Ut'I untl, iippiiiisal Ih.u i .I a- payment to the, .............. .. ' " ,," “ I I « r i In warm weather, Noopv will Mmtlnnd. Is charged with murder­ rd w# found tha* the woman h- l sleep nowhere hut under her misI (III* -tlllt* |ltl"4tl|r ut. •iMIipany for I In- land and fm | ing Curtis I.ee Chatman, Winter Infected 37 .dtiUa wml AO rhil- trees' bedroom window. Good sen­ Mi Hiivki iiiul^i1 n'tiiru«*.| y«*sois-essiiry rear riinging of plant fu j fork, with a knife on Sept. 0. dren Before we c«uld get her to a tinel that (he la, ah* has warned (•iiluv from th«' niiiiMiil inn*ting eililies. A sum "f ♦|.'»V K4 was d.'Hubert Killians, MB, 1014 West hn**>Hal »ke died." of Mi,' -tale gioun at Juck-unville. . the Fowler* several time* In the iglutted for payment for Ihe strip Tenth Street, is rhargfd with kills Judge Btenatrom announced past of poaalhle Intruder*. I "We litive n man ultim-t in our of propel ly. Ing I,title Reddick, 32, with g that there wwdd be ro Jarre1* Oery, active 14 year old son of "wn laii'k 1ur*l." lie -aid, pointing Iluwever, Tepreselllatlves uf Du* knife May 21. According to a po­ meeting next Thursday because or the Fowler*, doe* hie part to con­ old that Mi Blown uls„ is th* eotnpatiy ptriuted out tluit Dutribute to the Intellectual attain­ lice rrcurdi Killians and the tie- Thankiglvlng. EDITOR'S N O TE: This I* the alve, ami ndv.-nturou- xplrit* who project would knock out one ol pi<»libnt of Ihe Hi Jolin'is-lndian A cessed were common-law man am ment* of their unusual "fourth second of a series of articles by dared remain in Ihe peuinsuhi uf two stalls at their toudiug pint This lootning nshi-nd in tin- River canal develoninent. * wife when the alleged murder ocmember." Mr*. J.N. Whitner on the hlatnry Florida throug'b ltd* ni-riud, did xu foint. Uniler the law, property di4 "fo-ning "f Du- liuiiling si-usou foi 'Idle new iteail of tiie State C of Mre, Fowler, who teschea school, of Hanford. In this article Mr*. at the neril uf Ihelr live*, nod thut tilt bed in the neipiisttion of lights' iditiroils ltii"iu'li"oi ilo- -ini,- oc < t i« p r e s i d e n t of the Karl Brown , curred. must share the mornln** •ootlhv* Whltaer describe* the creation of wa* only possthle stung the roast The first two allseed murder* must lie returned to its Ki-iniiiidc Count) Tin- liimti-i- will Exhibit Builder", Inc. and the 1111with another member of the fair Moaqulto rounlv which onre em­ whvre thi-y i-uuld flee lo llu- ocean irf-wny ore county cases while the third original rniuliliiill, 01, III other lo* ill ipn-sl of lurkev. iiuiii I. lineI . luiiilule growers and tiucker* consex. Yte alrl Noopy ellmbs right braced most of Central Florida In of stlat'k. "Hv DtlM all wolds, must la' euiisiileied from geese, eool, dm I, and even u l"-i,i eern. is a city esse. Murder and rape _ . ug fit ■ad of which Nemlnole County offenses only are brought before white iM’llleiiii'iitH in Die Inlerioi the highest and best use tu v*tilt'll "i nuliDier. Alex Sipitli, Hnnfotd inventor of CHARLESTON, 8, «- C. (jff-Heil- to kill, with all the sound effect* wai a part, the grand Jury, Mr. flrlgge said. of 111'' peninsula were destroyed or tin- hind call he put. If hiiU-s of iiiioliog alid fi duug the Hituppln' Turtle law it mower, d area yealerMembers of the Jury will be dents of this coastaltremor* which thrown In for good measure. abandoned," Slating Dial tin1 wm k w Ideli liielise* for Die nasi three >Inv- iii'ceplt'il Die -late C of C's InvitaCan In* quia kldT Who know*? Ilv MHH. J. N. W IUTN HIt chosen by lot In the court of Judge dav reported earth tr lit IH'JI Florida was finally would lie involved in moving plant ilieu n ii tty lb lug, >t will lie n liiin- 1 mu, given tiirmigli III* local or­ rattlfld' window*, made hanging Indian hnatllltle* bad i>xl»ti-il in net year for Die gum" si-iiivbers ganisation, lo attend Ihe "Salute M. II. Smith, and then will new! transferred by Spain in the United away on the walla and Northern Florida xlnrr It* rarlli'Xl Stales, (ieneral Andrew Jackson fseilities to regain the lost lauding D v r 4L’.r.lllt win Hi of bunting und to Industry" luncheon Tuesday at to qualify for Jury duty. The pane! ‘eturea stall for triu-ks would lie eonuvdr houses. No No damage waa reoccupation bv white men. In 17MI artrd ns provisional governor until Ib-eiises have been pur- Die meeting. Governor-elect Dan , from which the lury will be drawn more tiuin the offered fisldmr based l,v loeul -mil Iso'en in Die Mel‘art v was the principal speak­ the Creek tribe of Indian* in Ala­ a territorial form of government xlileruhly .M L contains the following names: price, eutnpuny representatives • divided ami many of them should is1 arranged. During Dlls dickered for u piece of Clly-owileil lu-t three dav- alone, it was n- er nt tiie luncheon. Several local ?t“ Otto H. Anderson, Walter panlad by low rumbllnga, waa William Henry, 73, died early bama ported today by tho County Industries were extended invita­ migrated to Florida under Chief time the nsrnes of East and West Haynes Rr., Ernest M. Wai property, measuring 1ft hy 36 feel, Judi'e's office, Recaffee and were located on n today at th* home nf hie brothertions, Mr. Hreekenriilge said, bul Florida, whirh Hrlton bad estub James L. Fields, Henry M. Jams dUmCbart#aton waa atruck by in-law and alater, Mr. and Mr*. reaervatlon in the weetern part of adjoining company property. This Nimrod- will In- permitted lo only Mr. Smith attended fretn son, Charles F. Beard, Luther 1 •a major aarthquakaa Geore* E. Ewan at 120B Elm Ave­ the peninaula, which they railed llshed, (and fl|iain retained during properly could lie used III ie- bunt every day for Dll' next two her seeond reign) were eliunged Frailer, John E. Hodge, Robert O. here. __ __image estimated bofolio wing a Iona ilineia. Alnrhun. These, uniting with the ami were railed St. Johns and placing the lost stall at a much week- und thereafter Die s>"i«nu Morris, William H. Pope, James Mr Hreckenridge was accom* fhro and aix million dollara. nueBom lower price than would lie lu­ u ill lie closed on Mondays, Tues­ Juna IS, IHN0 in Greenville, Maynard Leonard, James P. Ben pnuled to Jacksonville by Henry ll osttsiirit tm I'aee I'll*) The Mri** of of tremor* reported nd. Mr. Henry had mnd* hi* original tribe*, ahiorhlmr run­ Escambls Counties, Die Suwaueo day-. and Fill lav-. negro slave* from Georgia, River the dividing line, Instead of Ion, II. F. Danas, John D. Call* fadneaday occurred ______ during t m tome with Mr. and Mr*. Ewan for away occv Most bunting lodges in Die ole-i Himpsun. became the fierce Seminole*, and the Aniilurhli'ola. St. Johns Coun­ ban, Robert I - Brown, John Oliver, H miDNMET Report* cam* tha repurted Dial liutllerand their peat IS v a in , Ha waa a mem­ Russell K. Hchardlen, William „ !Palma. Sullivan'* ber of th* Flrat Christian Church before the century had cloned, bad ty Included all the territory within QUUNSKT l’OINT. ii. I. (,H - flimllle- (ireiinred fill Die ii|ielllng from tha 1*1* of overrun tha peninsula. Bromley Jr. the present bounds of the State Three officers and five enlisted toduv lie going to enmn- und lod­ aunt, lowar reach** of Hanford. After th* British evacuation In east of the Huwanee: Kscumldn all men died Imlay ill tho crash Into ges ill Die woods for liig -eml-off paninsula. Potty Bealdea John F. Warren, CyTil L. But Mra. Ewan another ala17(474, when the Florida* were ex­ surrounding areas. HITZ sea nf a Neptune bomber 70 dleoers lest n'vtlt. J f ner, John A. Spalding, John O. Beacb and m u to u t« r aurvlvae. Mra. Loretta Ena- changed with Spain for the Ba­ West hotween that river anil the the MOVIE T IM E T A B L E mllca southeast uf Block Island. Andes, Robert E. Bedtnhaugh. Duck hunting actuullv lienart mlngar of Lmdayllle, Kv.t alan hama*, w# learn from Green'* hi*- Perdido. "Walk East on Beacon" Jerk II. Owen, Robert W. Deane, This same year, 1H21, a man The plane, participating In anti­ last Monday at noon. Shooting there niece#, Ml**** Ruhv and 1:00-3:03 9:10-7:13-9:23 William J. Leffler, Charles T . Ra­ Edith Cnl»r«va of Lnuiaville and tory that, "Th# narrow policy of named Marver, who through many submarine exercises, "made a hour* for migratory waterfowl — SCHOOL BIDS . MOVIELAND bun, Bernard D. Lake, David KBUa for additions at Lyman Mem. B. W. Klaar of New Alhanv. Rnaln comoalled the English set­ yean had retained the frlendsltlp aas" at a submarine, then hit diKk. geese end coot are from tine"Mark nf the Renegad*" McNah, Charles H. Dike, George Sehael and Seminole Hi ah School Ind.t two naphewa. Robert St»rk tlers to migrata/' Decay and ruin of th* Indian*, established a trad­ te water, the Navy aald. It was half hope ticfore sunrise until one Show Open* 6:30, feature 7:04, , W. Adams, Marlon L. Rabom, •re to be aubmltUd by tb# time of of New Albany and Claud* Col- rapidly overtook th* beautiful es­ ing post which developed into Ihe operating wilt) a second plane *t hour before sunset. For ail other game mentioned nliofr the shoot­ Intermission 1:34. last feature tli tates acalHred tdong ‘ Carl Bradhury, John M, niHon.k the raamUr meatln* of the 8#jn- gee** of Loulavlll*. city of i’slstks. During the next the time. Navy withheld identification ing hours are from nne-half hour 9:09 . BUI B- Glenn and Rgrotd B. La *' tnole Oeunty Board of Public InFuneral *rrana«m»nti will ha upon tha bank* of th* St. John*." few year* new counties were' ofTh* Ihe casualties. before sourin' until suntut. Tb# Indiana became more aggrea(Ceallaae* Oa Page Vive) Da*. 11 at IDOO a. m. •nnoumad later. Hr** Noopy The Snitz Is Good As Gold At M athematics (’older Weather Is Forecast For State Prospect Of $3 Fruit Fails To Move Growers City 'lo Discuss Kikht or Way Cor Sun Oil Property New Speed Mark Is Established By Jet At 699.9 MPH Grand Jury Will Be Drawn Monday t T e n J T C lo c k State ( O F F Meet T(‘nued Successful |{y Kreekeuridge Mosquito County, Which Included Seminole, Was Created Dec. 29,1824 Florida Hunting Season Is He^un At Sunrise Today Charleston Coastal Areas Feel Tremors William Henry Died P*TV?’aourc« of U»# tremor*, ac- At Home Of Slater f] t S'tttsiiJSis; Movie Time Table S ________ L . ____t____- MUf4um « g » » t v t iK r f ar 1 * ^ i �* \ y?'■a t ’‘^wiRrv tt* •r* .M-Kf.w ■ 7;V'<e • ;• . PaiJy® *yj*gito^E*«A lb. : The Sanford Herald ^ ra k lU h 'd Haiir II u « , , •r ftre p t a«(M rd«r •M > » U r i lUrklm*. .and Xtw T«afa>.P«klUkad amardara l» llaytlaa «fctlala.a* ■ad . V w . T n r a . K lim * a* -m a il rln a ____ _ Orlakvr XT. lain, a, lk« Pnal lafttr* •r •attar*, KlarNa. n«d*r tk* Art ■I C a aitn , nt Itarrk .1. loTtt. MUM,.* (VII I.. litt CV l-lllar *1(111IMI* llKAR la d a-M Maaae*> ai'liai'li-Tiu* ii ( ii Ilf Carrier • ,SS Ok* Vtnialk „ l.mi Tfcr** Mnnlka 0.0*1 . *1* Woalt— .. .. * T.-. tie* tear ............ 1 1.an A ll ukllttar, aiillr*,, rarila nl Ikank*. rraolMilona aa* k«*lr*« » l *al*rtalam*at for Ik* *•**••• ail ralalae rune*, trill k* *kk*e*e It i *« **■■!** ■dr* r«lil»« rat**. M*»ri««kt*0 Nalloaallr Mr ta­ laa* **n-nanrr M*arra*alallt*r lar.. *rn Inrk. Cklraan. Il**rnll, Maaaaa Cltr on.I at. I.«al*. Tk# ll*rat*t la a aa*a*ka* af (k* taaorlal** l-rrea nklrk I* » a1111r <1 *tflaalr*lr ,n Ik* aa* la* r*nakllMllak at till tk* loral ■*<** Mill** 0*‘ IMa k*-*aa*n*r. aa a*«ll a* all *P ***** Alaaalrk**. •♦•wswjvv ,;v* :• ': V . ’ ' . • Sn/./v»aafn1 Successful And * Unhappy FOUR-YEAR HITCH Senntor David I. Walsh of Mnanachuneta received public honor after public honor until ho muat have aanumed that they would contlnuo for tho roat of hln daya. Then after a a quarter of a century In the Senate ho was beaten over­ whelmingly for re-election, a CHtantropho which he knew munt end h!« career. This was hln fate an related In n newly published biography by Dorothy G. Wayman. In 1912 Wnlnh wn.n elected lieutenant governor nn a Democrat. Democratn had often won the governornhii) but seldom offlcen tielow that. Thin triumph meant hln promotion to the governornhip the next yenr nml re-election tho year following In both offlcen ho wag tho flrnt Irlnhmnn and flrnt Catholic to Ire thu honored by Mnnnachunettn. After n nar­ row defeat for a thiro term he wan. ei—ted t*. the S«*nnte on U1H and awedI •mill 1910 except fo; two inteirupiioi. by belli*: caught in n Inndnlldo for Calvin Collidgo. He thun S T 0 thC firMl ,r,ah nn‘l Cntho,lc "cnnt°r from MnnnnchuPcrhnpn been lino the clone bnlnnco of pnrtles nt tho time made it expedient to enter to Republicans, Walnh wnn on good ternin with neither Prenldent Wllnon nor FDR. Ho wnn ngnlnnt the Dengue of Nntionn in 1919 and nn Inolntlonlnt twenty yonrn Inter. Ho munt hnvc felt moro nml more out of touch with the dominant thought of the world. Hln flnnl de­ feat wnn the Inrt ntrnw, which ho did not long nurvlvo. It was a curlmiH chain of eventn, with micccnn nml fnlluro In a .strange balance. ! S E M r I p p S ’p S i * I w.siwaw e»M> »*w nw*R*t||| for himself when he was working for Elsenhower. WASHINGTON l* - The gucas- | Is each man capable of organ­ ing game, begun before the elec­ izing and handling his department tion returns had a chance to cool, P,.|>p,iveiv' sm eifcctively? m In ahort, docs he have will continue until Dwight D. E l-1 executive* talent? aenhower announces hia choice: tl,„„i,i«„ Every Who will be in the new cabinet? --------- president-elect has faced Already the rumors have pile) t'e anme problem, but Elacnhwup enough names to HU the cab­ ct '* nay be the louphe.it of all. For one thing, tho Republicans inet, with enough left over for a I -VC spent 20 years stressing* couple of alternate teams. v iate and mismanagement In the" Among those mentioned: John Foster Dulles. Sen Henry Idler il government They have Cabot Dodge Jr. of Massachusetts, a - !il they could manage It much 'hey have their ?cn. ’ •» of Rgnsos, t ttn- Nn\v„ Harold Stasien, John J. McCIny, chanrc. they know thr.v’II he eyed Patrick J. Hurley, Paid *»nffm*o, crlllrally— and probably hyper Gov. Dan Thornton of Colorado, < Tically. ;’or another, look at the size Gov. Arthur Langlle of Washington. Gov. Sherman Adam* of New o government. A cabinet officer Hampshire, Gov. Earl Warren nt n t only must offer expert advice California and Arthur Summer- o i policy mailers, but he also ist head an organization of field, the Republican nnlinnnl i -mcmlous size. In a department chairman. In picking his cabinet, a presi­ I c State, It’s an organlzatlotr* dent may consider such thing* as: which is word-wide. Does It satisfy all factions of the party? How about Jhose who 1 (IF FLORIDA COR NER STON E originally backed Sen. Robert A G A IN E S V IL L E , (Special) Taft? Taft talked with Elscn r.ngreaa'man elect D. 'll. <Hilly t C mgressmun-elert hower yesterday, nnd Inter snld • .,uhi-wa will address an exm-rto.l he had made two nr three recotn-, i- p t„ (go guests nl the laving of mendatinni. j romerstoni- of a new 108,000 How does it stack up geogrnphl- lllllcl House of H'nal H'rith near cally? Arc all sections rrprr the University of Florida rampus, *entfd? Should a Southerner get 8o"»lay Nov. 2-7. nt 10:00 a. m. a cabinet post? Sen. Harry F. Construction of tho nne-atory Byrd of Virginia, for Inttanee, has red hrlrk building, to he located* been mentioned as a cabinet pos- at HI N. W. Eighteenth Street, onnihility, nocite the northern edge of the Have I paid off my political rnmisis, will begin In the Imme______ debts, rewarding those who ran (Mute future. THURSDAY, NOV. M, 1M1 Btnt.R VERHi? TOD AY . ; . • . , - ' Paul wa* nn handy man nor Jack of nil trade*, that la one rea­ son .why many regard him the greatest man humanity ever **w. save only the Hon of Mnn. We divide our tutoreata *n inurh Hint wo become dwarfa, not glnnt*. nv Paul wa*. by doing one thing up­ nerhly well. Hut till* one thing I do. — I'hll, 11:111. Celling n fool In read a hook I may not change him. Ruf at Ignat • it will kerp him quiet fnr n while. \ : . • , • • • » • Mote than $375,000,000 worth of new rnnitruclion h«a taken place in Florid.* during the lint half of lh:t year. Florida growil i • t 9% •*■ •»« Willi the rledioni over il might he wrll lo remember that the thing* Americans have in common ate more impoitant than the lliingi almui which they diiagtre. J • ! ; Pmident Truman did moil of the talking during ihe conference with General Eisenhower, according to the reporter*. We can well jm*gine. ' ■ ! [ Congratulation* In Eatl Drown of DeLand upon hi* election aa president of the Slate Chamber of Commerce. A good man for a big J°h and a gootl friend of Sanford. i Alabama man who decided ; •! 80 to have onr lait fling, died at 97 ihe other day. Too many of u§, we «re nfraid, bring uunelve* to a premature grave trying lo live ,iu p ' M , i 1 (ty. , "■— — -w— — — . R m t expect loo much of the new A d m in i s tr a t io n , ( ’ re sident Ij iu rence 1^-e of Ihe U. S. Chamber of Commerce tells H a t e chamber officials in Jacksonville. Ii i* not eaiy lo unscramble rggi. flow lo (jcl one of lhe»e nice juicy political appointment*? Wrll, one way, arronling to a Tammany (liilrict leader (edifying before the Ntw W k State Crime Commiiiion, i» to pay from $15,000 to $25,000 to tlie right people for it. Faulty Prophets a ifMHC. h i tc,1l SvI/1!m4 CMnnot itB txilltlcal prophetn, an 1948 nhowed. Whllo ono nwullow docn not make a nummor, two |>crhapn do. The 19f>2 election proverl that nono of mir political obnervern could nee a lamtnlidu nhend, or If they could, they were too cautloun to nay no. The polling organixatlonn naturally were anxloun to avoid ii repotltioii or their 1918 humiliation. Their comineiita that hlnenhower appeared to Ih« in the lend were over­ laid with reneryntions. They hao no Idea from whom the unuually Inrgo volo wan coming, ami could not dcvlne the intenttonn or thnno who would not commit themm'lven . lipLl,'*,t,1ili? .unJ,,'4t t0 eritlc,*« the profcnnlonnl pollern alone. Tho pailitlcinnn proved Junt an Ignorant. If their bread and butter depended on knowledge of their countItiiontn’ vlown, they would pro snbly tor in for a hungry time. .... Evidently the Amerlcnn people nre unpredictable. When they decide upon their rourne. they do not proclaim irom tho hounotopn what It will ho. Interfraternily Members! Dues are piynhlr NOW to youi rrnrrarnlatlvr unit W ILL N O T lie srrrplrd from rc-ldcnt irrmhers after Monday. Nov. 21. | most any way you come in, first end of the county. This hill would I take a look at Hanford Avenue benefit ii few, most likely plumb­ Hanford Herald between the Hall Hoads. Isn't that ers, elertrir'ans and architects, This I* an open Idler lo tienutilul. then go on farther hut for a man of moderate means, people of Seminole County, south. In-tween LMth and 26th It would he a killer, because fire 1 would like lo call attention lo street*. Do you see any more jun­ etc. ran clean a man’s home out In •ome of the little thing* that in­ gle* in the eountry? Then go over aii hour. If he cannot produce the terest nie concerning the Zoning ••n I'urk, and the litter of paper money that would he required to l.nw that haa lu-en forced upon the and trash, plus green briar putehes build ns the Commissioners Com­ County folk* by their City neigh­ and wluit have you? Then on over mittee demands, he would not bor*, a law that will work an un­ to French Avenue. lan't the scen­ build! The law doe* not say that juke estimated hardship on them- of the ery gorgeous? I notice thnt those poor anil middle class of |ieop|o of that wrote tin thnt law stressed Joints, junk yards etc., could not the Counlv. upon sanitation, very thoughtful I occupy If they could build accord Arrordlng to the law, it appear* think, to look after u* who hnvi Ing to specifications! Thnt wa* that beauty In the country Is the to live under terrible conditions, Just halt. Now. you of the County can find theme, and that the City folk are when you poor soul" that are so ashamed that there are poor worried about us, thnt you have n petition In various places, such people in their domain, but I’ll not had time to look nfter your ns . . In bake Monroe, see (jenrgo Hell. In taike Mary, go to Glca wager that the parent* of many mvc sanitation. of our meddler* rnme to Florida There is no more liwnnltar)' con­ son’s Store. On tho South side go and lived in worse shark* than dition In the County than our dear to (Under’s Grocery or Rev. Mil­ any In the County today, because benefactors have t3 put up with, ler*. In Mldwnv, go to Proctor’* they wero In a financial pinch, namely your Fit,T H Y SEW ER Store. In Oviedo and Goldrnrod, see Jack Syme. In tho High 8chool Just ns many are today that have I-ADEN I.AKK MONROE. area, sec Carl Rradhury. In 26th to count their money several time* My work demand* thnt 1 go into Street area, see Crorge Simmons, before going to a store, and -ptnp many ___ _ of ,Hanford’a alley*, *ome so they will have endugh tf* buy tote all but gtown abut with net- In Celery Avenue section, see Mr. the nen-iNary things thing* lo to exist. i'*i«t. ; ions weeds and hniaK. rlna mo*- OniT om I.oeust. flt. and for any further Informaflon,’ see tho Rev. No ni«n want* to live in a "ban- qullo breeding ground* are fouml H. W. Miller, Miller Farms. ty. nml will not If they me abln within n atone'* throw of the Snn This l.nw carries a flno of to piovlile lietter housing. Wo hear l.nntn Hotel. 1600.00 or Imprisonment for n vio­ k lot about the lieautifyimr of the Now It la no ?. grr a aecret Juit lation. If the County wishes to re­ country, hut look what I *ce! You "ho Imi ninhiil tlii* unwnntcil hill tain Its little remaining freedom, •hat nre *0 critical of vour out of through! Hut we in the country no sign the petitions. town neighbor*, take a look at the ‘eager require your zympathv ami Itev. H. W. Miller upproaclttfl to the O ty of b'unfnid, aaalatnnce In taking cure of our Rt. 2. Sanford. Fla. Sanford Forum First And Always Every year there are many neuillcnn death* an the re­ " IL1 "/ hnnUnir nccldentn. The accountn of thene accidentn \ary hut the renultn are alwnyn tragic and tho enune in ununlly the name — nomeono wan cnrolenn. a ,,oil7beU'i;,lJ ,untT nvZHro offlrearmn. ,h« prccnutlonn that hould taken whon" r,° hamTUng Yet a mirJ „nU71ilMlr « f men who have Hinted all their liven. A trigger can lie tripped in one carelenn necond ami a life can bo nnuffed out an qulckft Huntern can make a good cane for their nport.'lt brlngH people Into the woods nml the fresh air. If provides exercllie of muscles amt co-ordlnation. It can oven be proved that reduclng the number of game animals In tho forent bv a cerlilrnie'rH' fMdH.1 k4,':pH K'UnU fr“m OVL,r-run»‘»'K ‘ho fnet t h ' i l r Mti ’U;<l ontt’r ,hl’ W(KM,B unmindful of tho untKte!*,,,f moment can turn hln holiday Into I'niMMfi?^ ^ulnoHH. \Vlmn huiulllng ilrvanxin nrvfcly first In not enough. Snfoty nlwayn muat he tho concern of the mnn rarrylng a landed gun. mnn HeUeopters (’ailed Polly.h ForcsE Areas Solution In Future INrenttcetl By Wolves ST. PETERSBURG i * - L . Welch OII.APOWHKI former chairman of the ' WAIIHAW i^V— Wolvca nrr> tierrun. ( Ivll Aeronautic* Hoard, predicted ng an tncrravlng inrnacn In I’n!LK!ny..‘hA‘ n»?«‘ Private flying In land a forpvt area*, where vlllag. copier*........................ . ............. . pr*a ,t nU *.lv« Hogue made hi. foreca.t In an Ihclr'llve^fm m V he^e wild “m." address prepared fnr delivery nt r>Mdera. a convention of (ho National A m- { s,toce the end of the war the Dr. [vdinundt of Stelion UniYerjily itreiir* (lie importance of cultural development if Florida it ■•I » C hni.l ,h . bnp. ,h ., ftS S W a ft to lake iti rightful place in the van the air will prcacntly lie filled with of lake* and forest in Nnrihea*! of America itatei, (letter iclmol*. prlvalrly owiird hellcoptera," l'o-' inland near the border with the better college*, better librariei are gue aairf .Jwivlct Union. a» impotlanl a* climate and pro*- .. toil I 1I0 atoutly aaaert that the mi!n Lhc Strict wolves P*fity in making a well rounded day will come when there will be hU*.-k w*‘ch< og* a few yard* from h°ni« °od raid ilveslock in farm* a development In that field which j* j ' . ^ *rmer* wko have wan* be more artatogoua to the de­ dcred far Into Ihe forests un­ velopment of the automobile than armed too have been killed. PrtvaUsly-owned fixed-wing . ,9*. aMM'eii $1.30 or $2 a month ‘9 forced to « - for uw tr connection* if the City'* bring their flocks of sheep rloier to human habitation. « prctenl tewerage project eoc* ; ‘ lhfough. Piry will find, however, P f .^ .a P d w y lM ca.fi prlie* > that il i* worth il, -Tho»e of ut r •"uW,o|vuM " Led ln •" effort lo combat the wild menace. I who have hern without municipal i£""°" Only paid members and n-in-frislcrnil> aui-Hta are eligible to at­ tend the Christina* Danrr. Flnsl meeting of rrpresritlalivi* and nirmhrra v III hr .Monday, Nov. 21 — p.m . nl the Fplsriqml Parish llouap. lll ItffllpUf coating a quarter of a milwre i*no other realto Florida's jareidng m, he asya. One hat over tome W. the will he held at the home of Mrs. B. L. Perkins with Mrs. M. 8. Wig gins and Mrs. Mary Strong as hostesses with Mrs. Perkins, at 3:00 p. in. Taylor Commanderv No. 28, Knights Templar, will meet at 7:30 p. m. at tho Masonic Hall, When the Red Cro* degree will lie conferred. , "Smarter and Smoother. a Thespian play, will be spunsoied at the Junior High School audi­ torium at 8:00 p. ni. by the Par ent-Teacber Association. Proc*, 1. from the play will go to the gen­ eral PTA fund. „ M ONDAY The final meeting of represent!! tive* ami member* of the I rit•r fraternity A**ociation will tic lo Id ut 8:70 o'clock at the Epi*("isl Parish House. Hcardnll Avenue Circle will meet ut the chapel at 2:00 p. in. Williams Home Scene 1Lunchroom Workft s Of HihiHcuH Meeting Meet At South Side The Hibiscus Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club met on Friday afternoon at 2:70 p. in. with Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. W. IL • Stewart, Mrs. John Ludwig and Mrs. W. A. Hunter a« hostesses at the Williams' iiume at 1020 Park Avenue. The president. Mrs. J. R. Jones, conducted the business meeting after which Mrs. Cburles Wlike gave a demonstration on corsage making. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshment* were served from the dining table which was over­ laid with a green laee cloth and centered with deep purple rhry (^antheinum*. Tea and coffee were (Fierved from silver service*. Those enjoying the meeting were Mrs. Gordon Rrisson, Mrs. 11. C. Dubose. Mrs. John Fox, Mr*. James (Jut, Mr*. Michael Glnson, Mr*. Robert Humphrey, Mr*. Hun­ ter, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ludwig. Mr*. Frank Melsch, Mr*. Joe Melsch. Mrs. It. A. Moreland, Mrs. Fred Zerrenner, Mr*. J. It. Wil­ liams, Mrs. Hurry Watt, Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mr*. Paul Pexolil, Mr*. William Conrad. Mr*. It. .Srhu*>niacher, Mr*. A. It. Stevens, Mrs. Stewart, Sir*. D. C. Schley, Mr*. E. It. Rcittcy. Mr*. Joe Mo**. Mrs. R. F Moule. Mis. A. It Mvltnlioy, und Mr*. Charles Morrison. f GENEVA NEWST| By MISS ADDIH P R E V A TT Mr. und Mr* Fred Hauer and V son Tommy of Orlando spent Hon­ da v here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. .Michael Rrlgg* have returned to their home In Montgomery, Ala. nfter spending Ruim* tiini* with Mr. Ilrikor*' bro* ther sml sister-in-law, Mr. nnd Mr*. William Briggs ut Lake Har­ Mr. and Mr*. Henry Simpson left Sunday for Jacksonville where Mr. Simpson uttended the Stute Chamber of Commerce conclave. Mr. and Mr*. Waller Belle of Rensselaer. N. Y. urrlved here Thursday to spend Hie winter. Tbev have taken the Roger's cot- Lunchroom workar* of Seminole County met on Nov. 14 at the South Side School with Mr». Emma Youta, president, conduct Ing the meeting during which plan* were discussed for attending a school food service meeting on Dec. 17 in Ocala. Announcement was made that Doris Davies, area commodity supervisor, will visit in Sunford on Nov. 20. The umouiit of dues was voted oil after which Mrs. Oulda W ilson, county supervisor, te»l a discussion on menus. Guest* nt the meeting were Mrs. Chloris Davis and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, representatives of the PTA and lunchroom manager*. Those attending were Mr*. HerIlia Howard, Miss Annie Nelson. Mrs. Mrs. Irene Sewell, Miss Sara St’well, Mr*. J. A. South, Mr*. Hlnrichc Partin. Mrs. Florence Curlledge, Mr*. Surah Rluckwelder. Mrs. T . It. Middleton. Mr*. William Glenn. Mr*. Kathleen May, Mrs. Jesse Lee, Mrs. W. ( . DeCoursey, Mm. V. G. Hasty, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Davis, uml Mrs. It. D. Dckle. nailer. • Mr. and Mrs. Anvil krumheuer returned here Wednesday from Buffalo, N. Y. where they spent the summer. Tlielr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. und Mrs. Kenneth l.uwson. and son James accompan­ ied them here for a week's visit. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard kors and <liilighter Hecky luul u* their dintier guest Suturduv night Mr and Mrs. Joseph Rolola und children of Sunford. . „ . Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Rennie and children Donald nnd Dnrolhv re­ turned home Tuesday from I’cniiiisvlvunln where they were called because of the death of Mrs. Hess* nte's mother. . . . . , Mr. and Mr*. Richard k«rs and daughter Becky spent Sunday In St Petersburg with Mrs. kors parents. Mr. und Mr*. Max Ken- "Ml's* l.lls Woislnnl spent Monduv with Mrs. J. T. McLain, Jr., helping to etch tray*. Mr. und Mrs. E. II ( rant tuu us their guest Sunduy, Mrs. Ethel Atklnsmi of Mims. Mr. and Mr*. Frank I'itt* hail ns their guest Sunday Mr. and ?(r*. Laura Killhee spent Wed­ nesday with Mr. uml Mrs. Phillip Mr*. Rob Onr nf Mini*. Over 100 members of the Sem triutc County Federation of Wom­ en * Clubs and tlie Civic Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman'* Club enjoyed a meeting vesterduy winch included a luncheon for widen the member* of the Civic Department were hostesses. Serv­ ing us u hostess committee were Mrs. \V. R. Brinson, Mr*. E. C. ino pel. Mrs. S. G. Ilari liiiun, and Mi* It. C. Wiley. A well planned program was un­ der the direction of .the Seminole > ouiity couin 11 of Home Deiuiillstiutiut Clubs of which. Miss Lila Woodard Is agent, and was based on the theme of the "Amerlcnn Home — Strength of the Nation." The program was a* follows; u friendship song led l,y Mrs. J. E. Itohinsun of Luke Mary; a poem, "Prayer for America," by Mrs. II. M. Haven; u pugi-niit entitled "The American Family" with Miss Murv June Doyu nnd Mrs. Robinsoli as nnrrntors. Concluding was the display of the American flug bv Mrs. J. R. Crawford nml Mrs. Hrodle Williams. Adding to the enjoyment of tinprogram were tlie "Greyhound Crooners" including eight young men from l.yninii School presented bv Mr*. It. T . Milwcv. Their presentution of old popular tunes wu* received with much applause. A hoard meeting of the federa­ tion wus held ut 10:00 a. ill. duiiug which time Mr*. C. M. Flower* wu* elected ns second vice chair­ man; Mrs. Carl Williams as Amer­ icanism cliuirninn; with the ap­ pointment of n legislative i-ltulimail pending, i'lniis were dlscinsi-d foi u silver ten, with proceeds to go lo the scholarship filial, to la- In-Id Mur. 6 nt tin- Community iluililiiig in Oviedo. Dining (lie general meeting of tin- federation which began nl 10:70 ii m. the group wav wel­ comed by Mrs. Roy Tillis, presi­ dent of tlie Woman's Club. The response wn* made hv Mrs. f*arl Williams. Home Demonstration president. Mrs. George Otto, presi­ dent. conducted the meeting. A nominating committee consisting nf Mrs. Franris Hols, Mr*. W. II llrinsiin, Mrs. J. N. Aziarello. Mrs. W. A. Forward uml Mrs J. A. Lo­ gan. was selected £)oiii the floor and will report at the February meeting. The piogrnm followed the gen­ et nl meeting lifter which a cover­ ed dish luncheon was served. Deco­ rations in the club were of autumn flower* following a Thunk-giving theme. Concluding Ihe afternoon's theme Concluding the afternoon'* activities was u business meeting of the Civic Department conducted by Mrs. II. Wavde Rucker. Mrs Aszniclui wus elected vice­ chairman, and Mrs. I.. I.. Sill fl uunce chairman, to fill vacancies enlist'd l.v the resignation of M's Charles Dawson and Mrs. II. C lli-ticl. Plans were made for a spaghetti supper scheduled for 1liit wt'fk. Mrs. l.ee Moore returned today from Columbus, lla. where she vis­ ited MaJ. and Sirs. Walter Turner ami from Tallahassee wiicre she was Ihe guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Alrord. Junior Hivrli>rA To SponHor Play The Parent-Teacher Association nf the Sanford Junior High School will sponsor the presentation of the Tliesnlun pluv "Smarter and Smouther1' at the Juniui High School on Nov. 21 nt 8:00 p. in. The group voted tills action nt a meeting of room mothers of the Junior High Seliool on Tuesday at veiling at H tlu o'- Mr. nnd Mr*. E. M. Armltage stopped in Sunford yesterday on their way from their Canadian home to Kissimmee where they ex­ pect to spend the winter. For the past three winters, the Armltnges. who built Hie Armitage Cehm Court, have U-cn In St. Peter* burg. Jean Appleby. Lovely dccornt In the rite 1101110 on Celery / »ni rhrynue were of yellow pom pom rl santhemum* uml hibi*eu*. During the evening tin- guests gu aewed Coon Cola bottle covers ro which were Inter prenented to the ;ue*t of honor. I.nlcr M in AppleAp ty wa* pre*cnte<l with her shower sin gift* along with n gift gift of of lim In n* from the ho»lr»»e». Itcfrenliineut* were served *er\r,| fiom f which wii was- enter the dining luble wliieh eo cd with ith u white while cloth of -beer sheer rice linen and lace. Decorating the tin- la hie wa* was beautiful white while poi poionu vine studded with pink hibiscus Crystal candelabra held white la per*. Punch wus served from a crystal punch howl by Mr*. Hem v Witte Jr. nnd Mrs Park Tyre u* sisted in serving. Those enjoying the evening with Miss Appleby were In-i molbei Mm. It. A. Appleby, Mr* .1 M. Leonard. Mrs. It. W. Ilcirnu, Mr*. Witte, Mr*. Burke Steele. Ml* Harrv Robson, Mr*. J. II llndeier, Mrs. Carl Chorpening. Mi** Louise Sipple and Mrs. Em I Dossey. Also Mrs. W. E. Vihlen. Mr*. Ray Collins. Mrs. Fred Rail. Mi*. Virgil I.. Smith. Mr*. W .11. Kiihv. r Seminole 11it'll Huh Book Week Program Rook Week wu* marked ut Sem Inole High School with u chapel program on Wednesdnv. arranged bv the Library Staff ut which tin­ following piogram wa* presented "So’* I Cuii Write Mv N unn". Pr«-*limnn Glee Cluh; "Devotion ul". Jean Cat pentei; "A p ril Show ­ ers," Freshniun Glee Club; "W a il­ ing In the Shadows," Fieshniun (ilee Cluli. Tulk "How Rcinliiig Can lb Fun," Clarice Craft; announce­ ment of winner* of Poster Contest. Htrwurt Gatcbel, F i r s t Place \ Darlene Ad him*; Sdeon e*$2 Dnrlelie Adam*; Second Place. Louise Johnson; Honorable Men- { lion: O'Dell II ii m i l t o n and Clarice Craft. Prize* were me chunical pencil* tpre'Clited to fli«t and second place winners) and lodge* were Mi* M It- Smith. I Mr* W It. W iny. Mi Cutohel. Mis* Friiiuc* Moore S.iufonl, employed ut Rook Quo cundiielei! hv Mi** model a Sea Cull swim Mill i.i* shown here) ut Eiliia Chittenden. I.ilnarian. I'm tessiomil \\iiuicii * Club style show ut the Hit/ ticipant* weie a boy and a gill The *mt i* limn Hie Holly wood Shop, us will lie olhrr selected from cacb of the foot appear in the show Mi* l( E True is chairman uf the rluh’x project, classes: l.ncile N'octmind mol Ron­ ald Hold. Senior; fu n d l.ochcll wtilch l* In-ini' cnmhif toil for the belief il of their dental clinic The show l* M'hcduh'd lo *lait al 'I on p III mid Jumes Duvi*. Junior; Dot llol lowuv und Curtis Hughes, Hopin' aiore; Mm tie Cmin roti unit Ken­ neth ltani*ey. Fieshruntr; W in­ ner*: First place, itonnld Hold (Senior); Second Place. Kenneth Itiimsev (Fre*hmanl Prizes wen\ *lii'ck Approximately 7i) new lnok* \S|.««Hill mi w n michunicut pencil* m fit*l nnd srrund pluce winner*. Through the tol fl H.llii.M. tin III <\ 1*Il VDll III have been mlileil lo I lie Seminole pit •lirvl in*•t W'l'k High School l.ihtury, Mi** Fdna "1 lhc courtesy of Robeit Harris, mini • tie*Hf uger of the Iti)/ Theater, pusses by Fh •I hill Dill'll-*!i * in Mi• t'hillouden, librarian, minouiiced to the K ilt were given to each ten ye111"% to llllilll ii t*.•'*nill I Sl.t adding Hint thev have been part icipuni on I In* tpiiff pro|finm II S, k’IVI'M today, nil 1 IIIVI'I Ilk !•••lav. on display dining tills week, corn.IiiiIrob : Ml**-* IM u n n SU'Voir*, \ 1**•i klft**, 1t •. i t till \ nf uieiiiiiralirig N'utinnul llonk Week. Miww Ktliil Mi A I Suliithio 'll 1 .. I 11ih 1st Payment Made By .TO New Books Added To School Library Baptists Tu Stetson I'nigiiitM umiHiltifcil .lolin«oti. PrrHphnl hv of l.oiila** l.ihrmv Slnff i.A r lo n c .la c o liH o n Heads Drama Group DURHAM. .*( c. (Special) Arlene Myru Jacobson of Sanford wn* nanieil bend of Ihe properties ennirnittee hi the Duke Player s' Dci'i'inbei )iimlui-lloll of Tennes­ see Willium'* "Siininiei A nd Smoke." Till* play i* the second one to be given this year by Duke's dramatic organization. Miss Jacobson i* the daughter uf Mr. and Mr*. Manuel Jacobson nf 1610 Hanford Avenue. 1be t'itlvei H> **( i tic*, 1•v ID John Mut’iii If . III! k "ft V11I »'X* » III l\ • . cm tat \ 1 l|)« 1 Inridl1 |t|||iVl<«t <«•lit ciil i1**1 Ihe clin k N« ill Inr H*ti *| fMl *ll|l ■till inCfyN Sill-Mil ’ I'm --1*I* n| 1 mil. t '.|n |||t| Util 11- lie •X|.». It • I api ni* nt«mu f»*» «»••• If if 1 l’b< Ituptl't* lit"■* Mm k Iti llll "Mill •«*ll\fill lull at Kl 1ill .1* I'llll* mb,pi. «| II III! V.lIII I'M•If1mm I" |l "Vld • f*J,f»IMI,lllM fill \ 1llllilll^-! ill •||;l«>\$•IIIlilt III! and f ll,c U III V« 1-It \ 1II IK fi't 'IIIni» thi-* offer, I'll'NIlIt III I IIlilt II lit1 1X1*111III id lo 1III' 1*M|»\« Ml III•ii tlint 1In- I ni V,1 *ll1i in ii»i\% ititik 111$r a <i»i \«*y nf llci tl*» hi llu Inii'll* aml a |iiii ilium It » tpruD 'l to b( iMlupli'il tbut fAlii ni|iiir«* ii iiiii tin iiiiii of Mr*, t* E. Hunter und Mrs. E. J. Itoolh were liu*te*«es nl Mrs. Hunter's home for the tegular meeting of the Hememcnllls Clrcla of Gurileii Club held recently with Mi* W. E. Bumgarner presiding. Mr*. George McCall spokp to tha group on Begonias and a flower exchange was held. Four new- nienibers welcomed by Mr*, llimiguiiicr were Mr*. Julian Wilson, Mrs. || |l. laike, Mrs. Ren Wiggin* and Mr*. H. N. Murray. At the , (inclusion of the meeting refreshments were served. Those enjoying the meeting wise Mi* Riiniguriier, Mrs. A. E. Rriihnkt'i. Mr* Dixon. Mrs. (!. W. Ergle, Mi* (' \V Itmnil, Mr». Lake, M m S. .1 Nix. Mr*. W. B. Smith, Mr* .1 C Syke*. Mr». Wigk’liis. Miss Filim (Tilttriideii, Mis* I.ii urn (.'biltcndeli. Miss Ktlu-I Ris­ er and hi'«tes*cs. Mrs llonler and Mis Itoolll Mis / II Kisltiff. Ml* J I). Cal­ houn.. M i- I.oilier Ibivtil, Mrs. Nancy Block. Mr*. W .1. David, Mi** Mihlicd Whrelc** and Mrs. I bib' Mniic, bulb of Orlando, Mrs. William Wade. Mi** Helen Witte, '•r* Heme W ill" Si.. Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, Mr* Eva llnrkey and Mi* kvle Sliocmaker. |WE|EKEND SPECIAL 5 PC. CANISTER SET 4 C A N I S T E R S in the most popular sizes Siudi'Utx have been urged In look the tKinks over, sign for tlie ones they want In teud and check them out mi Friday. Two atlruiTive new bulletin I"<ii111* have been urrunged in (lie library, one being u ropy of till' official book week postei. Miss t'hittendon stated. t26.IHHI.INN) to complete Tbi'ie wus no time limit given un tins pin g i hiii ITi'siilent Edmunds said that the1 th7,(HN> check tilings t„ utmost a ■punier of u million ilolluis thul ihe Florida Uaptist Convenlion bus given to Stetson dining this fiscal yi'Bi. MATHER of SANFORD “Good & Bad” 2IK» Knal FirMt S irvc t 2:7(1 p. m. In the Home Economics room. Committees for the presentation were appointed and a decision madi to tell candies and cookies nl the door. Proceeds will go into the general P TA fund which will eventually he used to benefit tinschool "*'• M"lan •“ '• iitf w S x s .'n r ’. s . 'i s s ’ Holiday gift from you to you . a slim, noW Xv PLAYTEX figure I SPECIAL DOLLAR BARGAINS — FRIDAY and SATURDAY — GIRLS’ ASSORTID Two Its. \ } Fab-Lined Girdle of the KlO'/h kexei to Fourteen different fare cos re d w i t h creamy ilk chocolate. Buy for your hom e. or gift*give them Invisible Annual Opening NYLON SLIPS CHOCOLATES Nylon • • • MAYFAIR INN All Nylon Kllp» White • Pink • Blue Sizes; 2 . 4 • « • H • 10 12 December Six, Nineteen Hundred Fifty- 1wo One Pound Tin lASSORTED NUTS Look at tha now you, •moothly alendar from walat to thl|ha, bo gracefully freo and to comfortable/ ■ 1950 Bulck Special 4 Door ' Sed^n Excellent condition, Dolose Model, Dynaflow 1947 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan Radio, Ifoater, • Excfltent (Wilton.. 1961 Bulck 4 Door Sedan . Extra clean, tow mileage, fully equipped. Dynaflow, Radio, Heater 1950 Pontiac Ptaytex tfah-Llned ± m) j*)to darter Girdle. White Uagtp or plnh. With 'AdJuit-AU Barter*, $4.03 Other Playtex girdle* from $3.10 »J J F o r fabulou* Pgb-Lhied holda you In cloud-aoft . J comfort, w ith fabric I next to your sJU p -cvcn 1 aa It d im e ypu.w lth all-w ay stre tc h in g ! ■ latex. A n d Fatf-Ldned f| In completely invisible II under your Rloekcst M holiday clothe#’ fl for it hoRrt't it Ream, at Itch or bono/ , rm You'll lovo the way It w a B h c a In seconds, M drlea In a flash/ m 1 Come, write, phone. vfrjjjP, • ? 09’* 6**"nlni? fashion topped In rayon nd alQt sheer, skirted in acetate and metallic stripes of ^ w T r^ v ^ ' #n,l fuchsia; purple and lilac; r gray and gray. Sixes 9 to 17;» $34.95 Dancing at 10 :0 0 n u L L y textured silk a n d o rlo n . . . phse fed. t u (funlity (’uHhewu - PacaM Hrtuib* • Almond* No Pe.ciuU In SeaW Cans* From kingU to six-strand ■■nkleeeitall beautifully dmigaed with sparkling rhtneetoae olaepel Com* M V aow*at Penney’*I ‘ This season in febric find And Georgiana brings you fashion's latest: textured silk and orlon lavishly expressed in a 2 pc. cepe dress and a new-idea button front ex. Ltfli Flowing *Un. sqiurt Mshed pearl buriooi, wJ«h Isaory wiped nlfcts lit at collar. Bmwu, Glow. Blsxk, N»xy. SiMtU -10-Ii PERFECT QUALITY Dress Optional 995 For Reservations ryii J2 raw »ryl« row bunoaz, iaxansd __ _ I ptf pochau. Brawn. Graaa. Stow/ 1*11 llae Our Lay • Away tm m . I $r»..r»0Tax Inc. N ik : 1 Be. cap* 4raat wlih to* Urj, Black ' Dinner at 8 :0 0 PEARLS ^ OIFT•OXIO Selerl Cocktails at 7 :0 0 SIM U LA TED 00 • Decorated Fifth e#ll.I°L •ppolotmeot Phone 1762 — 17IS Department ChaltcKethan plugs ttreag- TH U R S D A Y The Men's Fellowship of the As­ sembly of God will meet at the church at 8:00 p. in. for ‘-work night" during which doughnuta and hot drinks will be served. Training Union Enlargement Campaign nnd Training School at the First Baptist Church begin­ , nlng at 7:70 i>. in. $ Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. 8., will meet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 p. in. F H ID A T The l-ook “ ScaHejs-d Abioad" will be studied nl the Flr-*t Baptist Church from 10:00 a.in. until 2:00 p.m. The study will be in pre­ paration for the Week of Prayer and I kittle Moon Christmas offer­ ing for foreign missions to be held Dec. 1-6. Each member Is asked to bring a lunch. # The regulur meeting of N de Vere Huwatd Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, PERSONALS T H E SANFO RD H ER A LD Mrs. Fite, Steele Thursday, Nov. 20, 19S2 Page I Honor liride-Kleet Hunter Hume Scene daugh Of Garden Meeting enteitain DEPT CHIROPRACTOR Amaricant i* what they In tneir government operated MWtpaper*. Mo,t of tha large i7) r T mtcan college*, one of them i« tod a* laying, are now directed former general* and admiral* 1 are turning them into tchooli educating future loldien of ag< aive armie*. College ’fulbol' I* •f< the chief iitilrument* of inillng American;youth in tht It of heaitly p*ycholo«y and il hatred lor other people. OF WEEKLY SOCIAL HCTIWTIES Federation, Civic Department Meet Call 1200 I'honv 127 �** n m .kj-. \ T im rr 4 W R A IT h Thursday, Ntv. 20, 1#51 \ j *1'Vnf ■• r V n f ORV HOLLYWOOD Dy non THOMAS Typical rUMlomrr. "I savrd enough for n new coal ni Ktemper'* Ciinp." n Thanksgiving Ne^ds $b3ay fro m A SPs Bountiful HOLLYWOOD i* -" T h e actor'# life Is a crap Kamo. It's all a matter of chance whether you make a mint nr end up broke.” This realistic statement comes from the tllstltiKiilshcd character aplor, Leon Ames. Ames la Utu envy of his follow actors. He has protected himself against a highly unstable profes­ sion by a series of wise Invest­ ments. The most notable of these Is an solo dealership In Studio C’ltv, In the San Fernando Valley a few tulles from Hollywood "M y brother-in-law, Wayne Go sett, Is the brains of the organlza linn,” (ho actor remarked modest ly. “ He handles most of the busi­ George Murphy discusses dues with F B I. agents In this scene ness details. Hut I help out when from Columbia's "Walk East on Rcacon", showing an the Rlti Theater ever I can. t utlend budget meet screen lodny and Friday. Inn* and so forth I also ell u lot of cars In friends." When Ames first started the auto agency five years ago. he was the must popular man on Ihu MGM llrport *|i>. « lot That was at a time when new ssxpniiit stsTH rsaxuas cars were srarce, and many of his TA M I'A , (F.VS) — Plan* for HAHKKT fellow workers badgered him for a the convention of the Vegetable Sislaril, KluHSa sale. He reports selling 102 cars Growers Association of America Tin- f.ilbiwln* |irl>'i>s rcfiurlixl In lo MGM employes. |)*ul*r* un Urn KHtifuict Hint* being held in Tampa Dei-. 2-fl nut. Hi* K»rm»r« Sti*rH*t fur iiroilii..* until to How did he land the agency? strip anything previously done by Truckpr* and liralprs 1111 to J:l< "Seven years at M GM ," no ex­ the organisation headed by Wal­ 1*. m Nnvtnilipr l»lh, l»SJ. rinld It.ii || 10-l.tl plained, " I admit It: 1 never could ter F. I’retser, Cleveland grower. Aviii-ailn** Tpn<|pr*rpp». have gotten Into buslnesa unlesa I The Hillsboro Hotel, headovixr* tlpNna, Mpppndlna (jusllly had been earning that nice salary tera for the 44th annual Y'GAA tin. Itnr. 13.ix- 1 xr, for seven years. I'm grateful to convention, has been booked solid Ilpsns, Crnnliprrr IlM, llnr. tt.U-t.ne the studio for that, but I wasn't for months and rooms have been II, nn». Pn|p tin llpr It J» t J.’ sorry when they didn't want to reserved in other hotels to accom­ Cstiln.i-, Klorlils sign mo again. I don’t want any modate tho more than 2500 grow­ ■Vi l.t. Ms l l . ' n - l nr mnrn IritKf.inpm ■Itirtlsv nonlesnli Cn1*rr. KlnrM* more long-term studio contracts. -1 ers who will he on hand. CKOWNID “Queen of Queens'' at I',iir*l Crnlp* 11.11 from his present dealer­ Keynote speaker will be the r'ltcumlirr*. lon. nilinu n novel Ice skating battling suit * ship,.Ames is angling another ami Honorable Jntnes K. Knudson, De­ Urmlr tin llakl llnn-snu fashion show and beauty contest Is Involved In d sksh balance fac­ fense Transportation Administra­ buNI'l.mt tin llakl It.Sn-t S<> at the tec rink of a New York tory and other enterprises. So fnr. tor, who will discus* “ Food Trans­ J.DtlUrs. Ictlirri. ralirnrnl* 1. A I'rnir IT mm port and Survival.” lie hasn't been forced to rely on , hold, Edna Murphy shows off □ l.lnir*. l’rr*liiM H tin. Ilskt II Si "dressed up" suit designed by these Interest* n* his sole income. I All the major segments of vegeChedo lilt Cheette F ihmI I’srslrr .1 |>„* t'rnlp t l l w . l l l " I figured out the other day that table production and markatlng Nnnlnn. Apparently there will be I’pppar* ll'i lUkl I l.on.I 71 I have hail only five week* vaen-1 will hold special educational sec­ some changes made In a favorite tion In the past 12 years," he lain-1lion* lit the meeting. The Indus- l*r**. 'Ilsrkpyr Pimento HU. llpr. IMS American pastime— wolf calling menled, " I ’ve been working almost j trv’s outstanding rceearrh men I'rs*. l.'ren’di-r llu llpr. II.In and ogling— come this winter and continuously .since I opened out will discus* problems, processes r-itntn**, Hwnrl I’nein Illrsn ll-i I'rnir II 11 next summer, If swim suit design* hero In the play. 'The Male Aril-1and future plans for vegetable Ilmllshns S |)„>. i'rnir tl.nn eri like Nnnlnn have their wny. mill,' In 1040 " production and marketing. Hutiarh. frllnw A special panel aimed nt Im­ llu. llpr. I*.in-1 H’ Ames went on to the lengthy proving National Vegetable Week T-iinniiir- <'n||1„rnl* .1(1 I, hUiiR* IS .in I'lT IIIS PillMhiiry Pancake innH -Mil New York run of the show and then ♦1r-nnnrr, Ijirwrr ll»< II in signed up for his scrvlco at MGM. (irnrmrr llf.rt -ml Minnllrr ll-o »l.Ii After leaving Hie studio, he free­ luinrnn ll-o 11.1,1-111 lanced successfully and then de­ KrnnrfrilH. l.lrnre cided to take a flier at the stage, Am ltd lUltl 1111 11 VAHIKTIKM VAHIKT ikm I'Fitilnfii I'rmliiru nic«i mcrli-r . lie signed up to star In the Chi­ ni M dfifoPrl HIM e i Kurmare cago company of "The Moon Is from Hi fi m Nov Mill In MMurkcl i « Illue," expecting to last a few Nov li|h. I>AI. T 11I.1I rucrlptu 1.517 Ocean Spray manlti* !. •• The show played M IItfit HitFNi, 1*111111 nmIi|»M«*n on nil ***** weeks in the Windv City, grossing in1*ml ifofni MnrH'l Mtrnily I'ills • SI,too,000 during the run. Even bliM I* IV AVUlif though he had a percentage nf the Hnti|ill4iN plrnl If ut on (Ip. profits. Ames was Just as glad to Illlit HIIm aoinf, m.irktt -Irmly Welt Peak Cat Green see the play close. He has returned to Hollywood and continues working at his will Include, among others. Dr. steady pnee. Ills current flicker Is Itogi-ra H. Corlictt. Agrlcoltuial FHK.NII GROUND "Love Song" with Janp Wyman Counsel, National Association Mullana and liny Mlllnnd. Food Chain*. .Surveying his financial Indepen­ The big show will center around dence, he reflects: the Ainorlcan Vegetable Queen, "I'm glad 1 didn't make the big Miss Janet Wllkrn* of Homer, money when 1 was a kid. I prob­ New York, and thn nine member* Rrtlp* ably would have thrown It away of her court who were tho 1352 because I didn't have enough state queens. Tho Tampa eonvtnsense. Hut maturity has made mo tlon bureau am) tho Chamber nf 4 i t m reollto tho nature of this crap Commerce am going all out to gnme— the life of an actor. give lb* Queens a busy and exjltHultana "For five yean, I was a member ing week. Included will be a lun­ of the board of tho Motion Picture cheon at thn famous Columbia llellef Fund. I saw many once Restaurant In Ylior City ns guests famous names on Ihe rolls. That of tho Rotary Club, a tea, a yacht made me stop and think." party and tonrs. Hunn< liroob . . , ,. itJ IJ .., i>th kI■,4 \nn Page Sliced or llu Ives Iona Yellow Cling Convention Plans Of 3tate Farmers Market Growers Elaborate Pillsbury Flour $199 25 Lbs. — RifiHo I^e pkgr 10c Wilson's Creamery Butter lb. $9c Tall Sardines 2 cns. SHc All Grand* M ILK 3 7 1 39' Spry 3 Lbn. ( 9 c I Proven I*lorliln Orange Juice 7 cans 90c Proven I Vegetables |7Vac I ’arg L a rd 2 lbs. 2% c Bones lb. J J c Hamburger «». 4 9 « Chicken lb. ] 0c Backs llali. Sirloin STEAK lb. 7 9 0 Oven Ready Turkeys At Job’s Price Everyday Low Prices Qiai.tgs That Ailil Up) Tender Hrteeled Beef Liver 11). 69c Cigarettes 2*05 Kmuked Vlr. Style Bacon lb. 49t Fur Automatic Washers 33c ALL Rit/. K oz. 2|u Alaga Syrup CREESE Kansas City Beef CHUCK ROAST All Bread 10c All Meat Stew lb. 79c Freeh Mullet lb. 36c Tide 27l/ac Large Ivory Soan 2 for 23c Mag House Instant Coffee 63c 300’s Kleenex 23c Clorox qt. |7c Irlhb 10 I .ha. Potatoes 59c MA P n IIL STE W 11 *d; .•v 1, 1 > • •' Locker Plant WIENERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1411 Went Thirteenth Street 2 lb. Box 2 1-1 37 15 -7 .3 1 2 -tt 3 5 atl-; M*lM-r 25 Tablets Greens 29° ^ -4 * . Iif |K t* c a k e . . . T : - 6 9 a? ’ Stuffin*) Bread 70 Spanish Bar *7 Huprr Itlghl (1‘riial Attl* Quality) Made Fresh Dally Ground Beef Super Itlghl Extra Heavy Western U. S. t holre Heel lloneltss Top Round Steak1l.li. Grade A llrr**i*d Dressed and Drawn ■rade A F ry e rs »c Lb. Whl. 'S56* Supri Uiiiil Heavy Western II, S. ttuilre lle«f> . Phono 1318 Super Right flunkies* Sugar Cured RED SALMON ?*i nt. 37 Can Amt I’age 1.1% Maple THANKSGIVING TURKEYS ORDER YOURS NOW Smoked Butts Quirk Froten (Fowl) 12 tii. Hill 20 Chicken Gizzards Arn»« ii'« TREET 12 Ox. Can Ann l’*»e 41 OYSTERS KETCHUP 19 Firm Ripe BANANAS CHICKEN #IN G S 3 lbs. & Red F.mpejor GRAPES : (lUlt TURKEYS AHK LOCALLY KAIMED, IIIIOAI) • IIHEAHTKD AND ONLY SVt MO. OLD. TO SEE ONE IS TO BUY ONE Lure* Julry W ESTER N, C E N TE R C U T Soup 2 for 27c C*n, 2 (,V»1»‘a) Tomatoes 29c . ? .4 9 KwaflMn Frleaste Of 1Ja.1 GiSCO u 1 .7 .9 5 For SYRUP VOUIt LI). TASTY, DELICIOUS AM, - MEAT KJHIU.M9 .illy. Fruit Cocktail 2 0 - 2 3 ' CHUCK ROAST CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND HTOHAflE CO. L E A N , R O NKLESS i >>a Jnr i ft m No, 2,/2 Can f r u i t M a rsh m a llo w s 59 I anipbells Veg, PORK L a rR e Box -Custom Oroun'd GRADS A 1 j\/\, MAXWELL HOUSE VAC PACK. IN ML CAN Coffee p (Haul Corn 2 for 36c «'«iijt w Dost Food |5c Waldorf Tissue a rolls 2#c HI* Chief L a w Orallt Rice 2 lb. 4 oz. 4 |c OLEO lb. c 19 "flood TV The |, om1 Drop" T7 F L A . GR ADE A V fj LARGE Colored In \'i'n our CLEANS n w ii CURB Breakfast Bacon "■■all Ad’ttaema*l Big Savings Y o u Got T h o D lffo tm . ' M Ihru In i. 11. P O R K & B EA N S 2 STEAK M Si BEANS EXTRA TENDER STRIP LOIN All — Moat AN" TOasksal i Im T a rk rr saw. T r l r n la III* Ml s llr r llt r C ra n b e rry S a u c e HAMBURGER 21 o/. 24( 1.1 0». I.oaf NIX Ui(fo J,,r J ? ■ Cash Cwy im w p fiitl c* © n OUR L B A N PURR Ground Beef Please O rder Your Turkey NOWOHM TWiksglving. T/PTffP S h w k M IlliKI taam eaaxu OKArROOK r A ko ^BTirrmi ru d o m ro N '8 brand Haddock FlUeti DISINFE �-/ TH E XNFOHD IIKKAI.D Red Radios Co A ll!I{w*r,I’ido Theory Is Crop Yields Seen Thursday. Nov. 20, ID52 Page J Out In Praise For r rlu'"'K lnvcs, Kat<!3 Below Normal Due Slalr Rnail!1 To Necd MYERS f \ t S Fish China, Soviet Ties and Wildlife Service scientist i. To October Ruin S 2 trillion ,ln !iO Years tux stigalitig a theory the fish kill dustrialist As Defense Head Is Seen Taft’s Aim Its SPENCER DAVIS F r a n c i s c o e — Chinese Communist radio broadcast* Ihi* month have pulled out all the -Hop* in lavish praise of tin- nuld.it> political and economic alliance be tween Rcil China and the Soviet I ’ninn The Red .impugn1 propagaiula has been ........................ geared lit an offtciailv pinelnlnietl •'SlnoSoviet FVlemlsTi.p >tonih With everv faetlity jt d» <-'>minand the Peiping ndminlstmllvm ha* sought to show Its appreciation lor Russian aid and to popular./.- d among Chinn's own peoples Front various Chinese cities h.n come reports of mass rallies, toot ing song anti dance teams ciiltur.il missions and wreath laying cere monies "lit honor of Soviet matter. who heroically sonfped their lives in the war of liberation oi Northeast China i Mam liuri.it " During the cull uni the Chinese Communists carefully refrained from acknowledging any direct Russian military help although it was termed a war of liberation The reference to libet alum of Man churl a apparently was to the do* oig vyeek of World War It when san Ohio Senator Is Said To Have Submitted Names Of 3ForPost By JACK B ELL WASHINGTON - Sen. Ilphcrt A. Tail of Ohln today was reported to be urging President elect Eiscnbower In appoint an Industrialist n.< secretary of defense. The Ohio senator was said to have submitted the names of three businessmen for the post, without Indicating any preference among them. They are ■soEdwaftf L. ilyerson, 55. pf Chi ago, director of the Inland Steel Corp,, and chairman of the hoard of Joseph T, Ilyerson and Son Rycrson Is a Vale man, ns Is Taft It. E. Hutchinson. 6ft. of Detroit, vice president of the Chrysler Corp., and chairman of its finance committee. Charles McElroy While, flt, of tleveland. president of the Repub­ lic Steel Corp White’s reaction was to rccom^ c n d .t h o appointment of Charles Wilson, head of General Motors. The steel executive's office made public n telegram sent to Elsen­ hower. White said he had just heard his name had hprn submitted by Sen. Tnft lor the defense post, and continued: •'While I appreciate Senator TnR'n confidence in my ------ability, , ------------ ---------, ly. I1 see by the morning papers that Mr. C. E. Wilson of General Motors I* being considered for this post. llo Is n ureot administrator, nreijnt of the largest and most *ucrJ ssful manufacturing orgnnliatlon In the world, and is eminently mini Ified fnr this most Important place In your cabinet.” There hnvo been some report* that Elsenhower might pick Sen. Henry Cabot Dodge Jr. of Massnenuaetts, who has been serving as hi* Unison man with government departments. Thore were stronger Indications, however, that the President elect Ight ask luxlgc to become a sori ffi' assistant president and trouble shimler fnr him, with the rank or anihnssador-nl large Taft was said to tie contending strongly Hint an experienced Indus Irlalist ought In take over the Dc fensc Department and reorganise It from the bottom up Elsenhower indicated during the campaign he favors some such shnkrttp. The three suggested hy Taft formed only a part of a list of about a score of persons the Ohio ■enatnr named as deserving — In his opinion— of nnpolntments In the new administration Tnft himself has maintained si fence on his selections lfe sold In N*;w York yesterday he doesn't believe Elsenhower has made nnv cabinet cholcoa. Hut he has indi­ cated ho thinks Elsenhower will give serious consideration to sev­ eral on his list. One of these may hnvo been Thomas E. (olemnn of Wisconsin, r i p /..floor mnnnder-ln the Ohio *un * unsuccessful Tild for the Represidential nomination at the t hlcago convention, Coleman declined to eommcnl on m ll,nt hc h» (l been offered ,h? t?,b of secretary of Commerce iihli While the cabinet ^cld .'tlo n went on, there were Increased signs Hint Taft is leaning toward a move In seek the mnlorltv lead « A new concept of nutomohilc design in the low-priced field co-ordinates superb styling with vanced engineering developments in I’ls mouth's line of 1953 models. Merc is the dashing Iklyere Hardtop, Interior tailoring anti appointments blend harmoniously with its two-tone exterior lors. Fvcn the steering wheel is color co ordinated. Powered by the lively and dependable Plymouth gtnc with its increased rating of UK)- hto < --.-mver and 7.1 to l compression ratio, the Belvedere is line. Wire wheels shosvn are optional at extra com . e of nine body styles offered in th« Truman senator has fold frlemls W f plans an all-out effort to make tho new Elsenhower administration )• ficcca*. jfe is said to feel that !* ‘°l of battling in tho Senate can main i nal<;d ,f h? ?,nd R'*«nhower no III. cproblems. ,UI,Jr con«*ct on legislative C it y " ’aatlaaM > . « . k . l f 0|U,. volvetl In moving facilities of the T la n l, Ihry said. The Cllv asked $1,1500 for thn i P,r0,D®rty; To * "■J*1"* price prnvetl |° « bottleneck In the proceed[ngx. The City retejested the splkl lo pincif a vaitiAtlnn high rmmgh to mmiirnsalr for the price asked for the City i.rnna1 -crly, y f . 'n sum of I t jm .M , The appraisal bourd. composed :jm *'f Raymond lull. c. A. W'hl.tdon Hr. and Howard Faille, refused to xomplv with this request. The ^natter was discussed nt thn spe­ cial meeting of the Commission Monday .night In which --------------------it was sug. gested the price of the City land should lie brought down In $1,000. Legal Notices .XUTIt'H TO THIJ Pl'ItU e OE IXVII XTIIIXS TO Hill nuts. f'*r the Ii.n - 1 r it.-til.,, „f ,, u titu rt'lt- Hvrniar at the pumping 1■slant of it,*- Knnriirtl Water Works, .(Will he reeelveit hr the fitly f'ttm. Wnlsitun *,f the n t y of Hnuriirtl tip to Sion I* to. fie* ember s, n>r>j, at which tutu- they will he P'llillrally upsnsil I’Una anil epet Ifii-niliin* may be olilalnetl rriitti the itlly Manager of Hanford, or from Hobart M. Anger and Aaxii-liiies. I'onaulling Ctyil K'nalnei-ra anil Htirvrynra. *30 >|||. it eh rati <lt lltlllrllng, Jarkaonvltlo Florida. Each bid rmtei be xeromnanled br a certified t bet k or a bid hand In ‘he amount of I# I rr r«nf of U.v Id. he C’ ty reserve* the light to re. Ject any or all hide. FITV OK HXVimitD. Ilyt Thoe. I. I.emnn i-tty 'denegar. CitrtiH PriccH (Continued Emm I'agr One) grower* tp determine If the agr^e ment should be ended. Rep. A. S. Meriting J r , Lees­ burg, sold the agreement was up proved bv two-thirds of the grow­ ers and the same people can turn ft ilowri if they no longer want it He told the group n stippmi price based on W |.cr cent of purity wutdil tiring over $.1 a box on Hittree. "Citrus has been selling for 2t pur cent of parity for the last two yoars," Meriting said, ''ll would he a bunan/.a fur Florida growers to have Hie 00 pur cent of parity price support but you’ve got to consider ihc headache like cun trolled shipments along with Ihc good." He said the first requirement under the program Is that (he guv eminent control shipments ami the second that the commodity lie stnrcablc. Government control of shipment), could mean (hat fruit would be left on the trees or dumped if rn-ccs snry, Meriting added Snouts of "Wo don't vvant sub •Idles” Interrupted his remarks. Ramcv Cohen, president of Hie association, said he Is working on a plan lo bring orders for about 20 million boxes of oranges at $1 a bur on Ihc tree guaranteed In his rail for the meeting. Cohen declared growers are being offered only 30 tn W ccnl* a box on the tree for oranges and 13 to 23 cents for grapefruit. He. get, another meeting in two weeks and advised association members: "Como prepared tn mak« arrangements for disposal of your fruit ol $1 n box." Korean War tCsstlrsM «■»** tin*. •maihcd a huge troop rnneentra Hon center and posslhlo rocket launching alio northeast of Chong Manchurlian air base at Antung. s Air Farce reported 23,000 liailoni of Jellied gasoline were dumped on tho sprawling target Plfote laid............ the entire ...... area was in names. They said some no build­ ing* wero leveled and others damaged. louth, other Allied fighter____ Ihrew one of their biggest Air drikea t again*t Chinese field gun*, bunkers and troops— with Vandenberg looking on. Air Force, Navv and Marina warplanes struck at the twp mUe, frontage for two hour* ead 15 minute*. On the ground, S South o* Korean tcpooi smashed a Chinese assault on Sniper Ridge In the crackling t& s n Sanford History He Bary Doings Hy K A Y W ENNINGER (Contlnurd From Page One) House— if Elsenhower wants an The Dc Rare Civic Association, other tncctiog. Inc, met on Friday of Inst week On other subjects: In the Dickinson Mi-motln) Library Truman said he expects to meet in (iiiinge City. Twenty-seven nvw Gov Adlnl K. Stevenson semrlime members were welcomed into the around Dec. 1, when tho defeated HHMofliitlnn. It was announced that Democratic presidential candidate mi Dec. ft ilu-re will he a mass is coming to Washington. meeting of De Ilary1 residents nt He said again that he regards tlt<- Court House In De l.nml. This Stevenson as the head of the Deni meeting place was s e c u r e d ocratlc Party. through the interest unit courtesy Asked if he would recommend a of .fudge Robert Wingfield. new chairman of the Democratic Wateli this column for further National Committee In place of Information in regard to this imStevenson’* man. S t e p h e n A portlint meeting which is called Mitchell, Truman replied that he for for tlie purpose of discussing would ask tho governor for nothing the question, “ Doe* De Hnty Nerd — that ho would merely offer cu a Community CenterT” If you operation in reorganising tho Dciti Imvr no means of getting to De ocratic Party. l.nml on Mint evening, transport!!' Laughingly, Truman said In re lion will In- furnished. A list of ply to n question that it l» very folks desiring transportation will much too early found till- bulletin hotird in ly to discuss what he lie .......... .. till ........ himself hi insc! will do after leaving the . the Post office. White House. Ho said he'd hnvo sumo Infnrma |Jeun I'mvl lllmmelberger will uplion In make public about Ills plan* 1pear with other eontestnnts nt the on Jan. 21, the day after Itiaugiirn At In in Theater In Del nml as In lion. I Italy's entrant In the contest to Reporters asked several titles choose .Miss West Vnlusln. Jeun Is lions about statements Itepubticnn being sponsored bv R»V E. Peck. Kelt Robert A. Taft has made as | In- Ihuv Realtor. The successful to pttssil.le cuts in governmeiit ,note t.int on Momlny evening will spending. | be sent b> tite |)e|.nod Chamber of Truman brushed them aside bv |Comnn -ee to .Memphis to enter saying Taft hasn't seen the 1P33 3ft I the miiloti-witle contest for Mnitl budget and therefore does not Col tun fni ItrAtl. \Xre hope Jean know a thing atimit what's In it , wins. loti. «u . or (ost-, we hope In The President snhi he will suit j llnivitcs will ho out in large nom mil this budget to Congress in Jan be-, to g.ve their moral -ninpoti The lltt it lb Irk I* X I' Club met nary Just the same as if he were going to continue as president for tb" fit-it time this *"i»»!in t*e lie said It will be a good, tight Ft nitty "veitliiir at the home of Jiile* V<*lgt. The member* an budget. In fact, he added, all his budgets Jill* ' Voigt, Herman l.cilerlinu*. have been honest, and even though Charlie Csil*en, I’uul Ftoetschor, the ltepuhlicniis have fought over Clurence Wallis uiul Cesar Httbiaall of thorn they never have hern liu. able In tin very much trimming. I)a Nov. Ill, h i -Ur,! p. in, Glttg.-i E SSftwcSSnT' "'pub“c*'' i l.vti llrltt, weighing S lb*. 12 nr., was 1hit n in the Dilantin Air Forre Rase 1luxititnl. Her tuirent* are Mr, mu! Mrs. J. W. llrltt mul her big sistur is.Cumlni'e I.".*, w*l*» will I*.- tliiv'i. vei'f* obi mi M oiii Iii v , Nov. 21. Another birthday git'I t'*l* week i* Cm "I I.nieilmu,*, who was eight on Wetineiday. ( 2n.*smntis htlind hvt celebrate after scliool, Those prusenl at het |iurly were het »i*tt-r Mary Ann, Susan Hiet«, Ann Singlet ary, Sbnroii Downing, Miujotle Hchrieior. .loan render. Clnii Isle Caldwell. Linda Turk* i . Tile .Misses Edna and Helen Hrhioth ure visiting at the home "f their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. anti Mia. William (!. Hihioilt. They flew it. ft tun Ciin intmli, lo be will, them at the opt uiiiu of Mu- new fruit stand tint! gift simp on Highway 17. Tl.eit gift of lovslv flowers atliltvl much to the guyety of opening tiny, Tltrv expert t* spentl two weeks In Dr Oniv. The vyealher was ntrferl «n Tucstlnv fur the pintle luncheon nt Hanlantltt Springs sponsored by (lie etitertalument eommlttee for the niemlters of the Property Own­ er* Association. Recent viaRnrs to the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Anthtmv Opt>el on Smyrna Drive, wore Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cadmus of Kdcewaler, S'. .1.. who slopped on their wav to .Miami. Mrs, Cadmus and Mr*. Op pel were basin*** assoriatea, James Ramlrll returned to duty aflct having spent hi* ten dnv furlou»h hrre with '-Is fsudlv. !!'• will In- sent to Ft. Kilmer and from thrro probably to Germany. Marlon Mac Farlrne arriverl in Do Rnrv o » Tuesday morning. This is tho first lime since they moved to Do Rarv. that tho entire Mar Fnrtane family have boon to­ gether. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Seuffrrt of Union. N . J . are visitor* Iq the homo of M r. and Mrs. Chatlc* Schneider. llssllssrs runs . . . rni> . . , formed from the two nrlginnl counties; in Ihg.* were foimr.l the cminti-s of Jnrk*nn and Gadsden from Eseiimbin, ami m IH'2J Du-'al wit* formed from St. Johns. On Dec. ” ti, I Kg I Walton, Leon and Nassau were made ut live northern section, it., the same day the pentnsolii was separated from StJohns countv on I divided into three: Mos.iuito on the Atlantb T 'enty of Friendship, Military M rlilo, Alm-hmv on the Gulf, their ''once anil Mutual Assistance ill. NOUthi'rn Iwpnnlmiet mnnirur rn»t i> nlini'il pnm;irll\ .il l.ipan from Clmrlotlr llm I. >• to the .\l 1 fmliwInK ar lantlc. the i'ii*l O f ......... . ''"npllshtnents from its Imutlng lies with Moscow stmthwnnl, iitrl oiiug Lake Ok'-e eliobee and the key*, formed Mop th eI FSSR ha* consistentiv upheld right of chum to ii.nticlp.ii* rne county. A irnnserint n„-*t ■ f.em the let - !'/ ."JV r'g ..........“! ill,trial tecor.l. **f th„i date, read* U S ‘'tvasion *'f Korea ..ml 'occupation'' of Formosa "An Act. To estiil.ll It iiitntle* mul t china and Russia iiuntlv ilefine tlie bnun-liiies ./ 1 levied the peace treaty with .Lip .ot '•* He .i Rossi., lent China .imi mil..... II lurtbor Itmeled Ibnt there lie dollar* lo restore Its ei-iMinmv and Is hert-hv eonjMtnted a reuiHy | t Russia llamled over tu China ruining fishing Since then Lake Okeechobee water has been dis charged through the Calnosahal clue anil the discharge was hoax t-r alter Mood conditions m the l ike tv -ton in t h lolu r Di Slohndkitt plans to rcto.iio tore several days talkin'. to \itnv Engineer' getting laiutall data ami interv tew mg fishetuu-ti The sctentifie \e**cl Alaska will cent lit to* to me.isine Hit- .all ion i tent of water III various places m the pic ted area and try de „tel intui­ , . whether . the , ," " M ............. . 'c r-.i ,, lei ',l \ItT* , , , I ' O U T - S I k I* ( i e n e i ' S l I ,. I’l in i.s D e l i v e r y B o v i tin I !•«*«“II fti AtIt till t ii$11kill f'HiuVH * I MV IS I* >N Ui'tlci .kl tfrliv( ii tl ,i u l a f e Slioxx tL»n, \fler Hi. puioiftM pi.s.i.ve ,.f tbe I r nl t - i v liinl e'eveti montif*. fii-tered Japan , homo In Cincinnati r°“ Mr. ............ and Mrs,. Joseph J< (unuHl tn thofr kqr?f J W M i*i week* stay with )be|r daughter ftrul her famlhMn. Tlin .Honif* IffmowfttfpMpn 0 *;m» will hoM lift nqjct In .tn#* Miller QulfiMitf After­ noon, Nov. 28$ at 2;00 n* m. cold of daybreak after a night of minor problnjr thmata on the cen­ tral front position. ti l \ In crea se till V • fta* » ( .ft*! Lift ,n • it i • h i * ti a 'ft • it. L* • ii a •1*« •i • \ tit* V i |» •l . 1 • |ill ft t in . 1 . >• : l» i • .: . . I,, « Itl tU Ii. 1 ft* »jit t .■11 1 ilit nt a »i$ t lu i i ’, ( ;h it i l l «• f 4♦i i% t»» ft ■ **l ' ' v - » " fu 1T u txxu % * Ut •ii* 1 t a i t .t u 1 l . 11*1*4 4| *1 l.l I f xt l * l x D i p IT '* ! XX .ft -ft v \ .7 11 >• t It 4 ft! i| f fti 1 S it till M XX " l l l l JIM 1i t ...... xxftUiLI !'•• t*!ti • t$*h* lift |M.ftfl • 1 . S it M 1, lift f lu 1*f•x\ • 1 III '• h i . u .- tiL l i , W ill. V it 'l 1 ' Mft I L It M » 1- >‘ «1 ! 1 I II *t ' 1 ii m l , V 1 I L IM v \ 11 u a 1 i nn t ■D tn m ix ,im hi 411 " XX MI) l.l 1 h i " •AM ft M -I ll *f t in t ! i m l M i.. ,*t l m il i « i i n iu t ♦ \ T .. n u it 1 Li Mis' llrevard’* hlstnrv »f Fb.il Speed R ecord dn states, thnt .Monqilll i's pupobi tlon in lH ill vvn* 71171. IIv Mil* time fCiinliiiiit'il Front Cage l i n t . the red men were again making tlieir prt-scure fell in the **'ttl* M,iJ. lln it.ml I, Jnlin on al Fit wards A F II Johnson u*cil an e.tl mrnts. peeled i al ly par I In Snap bean* Fall tt-> atdy tmproveil tH-b turning mil fun yi.M 1■PIill V ' Vltcil’i 11 - i mil 1 If || t W lit I 1*1,1 v flit, it‘<1, with mi * 1'l.t'ii i a i t noil Iplalltv l aldiago *>t tni'i-t .till appareot. stands >■ "ill t»r ■*m.ill \ - 41 1*1,. t UT1 ) " »H h • « yl ■4'111 'IX It klllt IlIVntlM* •»! I H ' f ' if t"11 ft M •L. | f ii condition tVlorv roiiM dm .d.. 1 KhiCpKml u »*\d! » iop .‘lift'd** HOftill pi O; f u ’ \ '* mi j u i'(' »l t. I ut - od 1. t L' lu-low iit i tu,dee-. | ut i up | -"I mm It I*.-L,t - pet i ] pi .-.bit I lull in an It l i t V null . i t ** m> iit.il \ etil S M 5 W »M * V ft1!*t 1* S illily W antrd l l n i i r d l ,,i » r P a r k s r n»»‘ stale u c s.ibmllleil the t ill pd I k <> * t <>. ibc 'laic alchaeolngist i it 11,-lv ft*.iti it* uvvn a* a result ,i11Mil me I lie sen ice hit* tlo ; i i J*t tu upet alt' a* ap arc hue , J* pat t mu nt It lias been cm 'i aichaci.locist for *ev * i Miv i . i i i Richard Er iibd i • cully it bail no an tv In tin . ii i iuic ul it iluiil.lfet status, i ii.ieub' u al department *utl ' iid Hie hiiilvi-1 prepared before nltoincv general's iqunlull was I d II asked EW HIU III COIlipar i -i the ' ' ' IDA av .id.ilde dur tlu- cm ii ol two vear* i i ' i. i Nl i ,»o lu tin XVIM X l “lOtl I If 1 * 41iiift * lu ll , U- I "1 It il L ILftl 4. i mi *"inpdf ** xx dS <!MI) 7Id ul.iiil" tfti d flip* Immitiru f o r , ' fooiiMv o d 1* ,ivkft’d for iii'dr ■ *> tin’ p.iii.T iml hiNtorir moiluu.i'id under tin* duriH*) s Miprr N b 1| s in .< ll ) tin *1 ,iH I i ' II l |) k i* it ft -■ 'C * •f lu ll in i i lv i t • •-I r»*«• .i iriii Ihr in"xt liio i par* ft U 11 **e * 1t I vi,| vii \ s s n tlu ,t 1 r *i r .t, I*- mi* p . i k p.i. j id xx ,iid t II 3l7.Ot.Ti to ji*ud up I lorid.i * park N> >ti%m 11 a) Mot !il.l , Pi Su.di ur i »'i oi latur pi.ml r I'uppur «'l«)|» ;t’tii'i i’!x f ot II I ri:ul,u .mil L Id v I II, *, Smiii* ram Ni ili.u k ' •m INoiiroli' Most $ 1 • thni poor to tint 11.111 l ft lhu r Kan* I r nrK hi l | |I,rl *• A |h <!■>» fit I'll • II pl *•• i»"intciI t >. ■*t' t \** !*■s XXill ||l)t •i m. , » t ult. t • t Jinl fin* toll ffm si "tin* iiiih I I ■•11*1 pt ltl( If.tl tVii -sill* ii rit I r f, i t i .ippnmtli I ** *•inI* Kim hk ■ |lf r 1*1 II |f It IU ll vX*l\ |*f*i)i 1lift* .11) If)' Ml .old* it that "tin* l«* ClftM •*D fsi»* ill HIUVXI'I ..hi" !«••• u 4. ill .lit * in i a "\ -ift'iii «'f limit* mould*' . .1 il. 4 ■*- lull to Miami 411* I turn >•it Iismiix XftMill *ll* \ 11 11111\ 'if huvlnnn IL iu'Ii t‘» ill*" I ItMpil lln v Ufflt.” ti ' i c r *c; > w-a-tft* 1 in x4 t «I % ul ,$f111 M lit ni i ui»fix»1 1v'i ■ Lo fiiuMi.ill cLi s|» '^ < ’H I M '!.!•:1 !•: 1•'s*I ' T I ’ M ’ I I U N S K i i V I C K ilodoid •Ml ft- tU*' 111 iin|Hti i mi 1ni .im I t .Mir util It, «iliftr Itlll i ■>MfJ ■ftII1111 x Mit |*r*Uft Ui 11il ll til . i x.nl,tliii Mi'i *ui 11 » r %ii * 1xx 11 I Ii*' ncIiuo ) . lo uf ilit h i I Milh-i ml lli.d H'tLilftllft*" fttidi ftioio uf Mi*1 r.imo, xx< xuiii i it pis oh nt xxill ho >IML a government road *ticti-hing' c(,mpM""l |ildy of the wall down the east roast. Lateral ro,.*l* [• » U" «<l .....ml In Hie 7 . tie I'mvft i m I v of H o i i d u m a ^ la lr grcc tainpcraltirc of Ihc lake shore oiuvii'itv b*r tin- citUn- slate amt r.mUnL .h tb ,^1 l l . w«* about 773 null's per hour at " » I uivcrsity <*t Miami is a spl. it running' through the state ltd to,h(. |jm(, |lf |(l(, riin„ 1(l|, t* iimv.-isity for which all snldler* ramps throuijhout the |mp,,rtul Vallt-v ol .............. pic b,.v. ilccp atlach region Inter covered bv M o. .... . ril)rs tin,|Pr „ hl(.|, ,t„. f|,„ht mco. County. Military establishments ><a(t mn,f,, specified Hint Ihc plane brought their Usual following ..( a ,„uat ,|v ,,m|lt.r ,hl.„ , U.vl . , ,, poniilntlmi nol altngethei ....... Actually. Gnpl Nash made tlo < a lU lH ’ l i O S l S able to its control, rills condition fmlr passes al .........non- (ban Hat, ............... ................ , , M, brought the necessity for civil no f,.„( „jf the Min swept ealHi .it Hit ........... lo l.tlk **illt rcpoilci thorlty, easlcrn shore of the lulitml sea 1 Tlie tail, til yeul old Dulles lias Distance* ladag *>o gieat. t'»• t Ifsv wa* moiiiloreil b> four T'L'H |,,ng bu tt a vigorous critic ot Hus number pf county sites wits Inail*- training planes anti timed with .pin policies ami ha* been sub quale for law enforcement nrnl high ilgll speed spec movie cameras and a lectcd to billet attacks ill the enllrd fnr the formation of other special chionograph system Soviet press Russian Foreign Min Tho North American Sabre car istcr Andrei Y XTsliinsky lias la cnuntles. In IK1I Alnrliun wn* *11 vlilcd, Hlllsliorn was mnilr from rted 21 rockets in u relraclalile Imli'il him a "waiiiuuigt-r " The Its southern half, Inclutllng Ft inunclicr ami weighed about nine Suv i d new spnpci I'ruvdn has Ilrook (Tampa). On Jan, 21', IK:i5, tmu. II was powered hy a General eall'il him a "trader In death" New Smyrna wa* made ihe eimnty I F.lcgirlo turtmjcl with aflertiurnt-f ami an "alomililuillcs Jiimmiii'cil in* support ot sit., of Mosquito Gnu nty. Ami ...i; iloveloplhg in excess of Y7oo Elstililliiwer last July il ami cam Fell, ft, 1MI5 Undo Countv was polinil* thrust Gnpt. Nash's wife Glenu. mother paigiieil haul fi*i him funnetl from Moiiiuilo amt Mon­ In Ii * ciuupulgn spccctics lie rap roe, its northern bouiulary being of three young daughter*, was at 'Hut present norlh boundary **f }!'® *° "f0 *u'r "*'* petl repeatedly at wind lie termed llrevard. The clerk o j Mo....... J ’"":! tin- T r u m a n administration's puli County _ was npimlnted to set ve hut sho mlinitlcil hi "plenty of cy of ( oiiimiiiiikt cimlaiiiincut In and said sho was stuiid, he said, "w e cun usefully Dale, ns the clerk of Ht. John* nervousness" glad whon II was over erect strong luc.il harriers" lit hnd served Mosoulto, Nash hlti.M-lf said there was Western Europe sinking effort, no re­ little in a pain,! rough air to contend with Again he said 1li.il tills itutlim cord has been obtained uf any "despite the low altitude " should create a lop level hi purti wjiltu person*• (except possibly "I experienced mimic shock council to lead the free world early Spanltli explorers) pen*.- wave*," he tnlil newsmen "They sun witii a "stable uml eoliMstent" for -- ■ ■ ,lc of- the tfxlinir to the Interior pen- were like slrenkx of lightning eigll pulley, lie said tile council Iftitiln south of DeLeon H|irlngi, aimintl ihe canopy (luring tlie runs simulil formulate and iiiulntuln a prior to the military occupation This Is normal, however, at high long range foreign policy uml it* of IRm speed." mciplicrs Iiti'luilo the President. (T o be rontinucil) II* laid he was completely sal vice president, xecrelarlcx of state Isflod with Id* plane's perform and‘ <li' uefensr uml ranking members ance. nf the opposition political party. rr 7=^- N-/ Hio S.dunLix liilxxftt'O *5X1 l Mod xhii xx »M i iimo .iumiu (In Mar. ft, IH2I, Ft. Ilrook l*tnl lit-r haltre model. Hie I siia lift' ft MI|»hilM£ft‘ftl Mud 111*’ •‘ IH ft»I ftI• At lil‘4 tup speed l apt Nash's Ivrett established ttettr Tampa. A td I Lu id.ft do nol h i m ’ to i hoosr * 'ss*1*1I V'111 1of i l *| fort* s•■w1**■' were ni'ie funned |■r|It) snlung s• *<-ss plane lloscd - , toward Hie il.tugerous liolxxoft'ii Mu1 I xx m m d d n l io u s ih i chain i L * W L k « ^ sd ..( - Ot W t b. 1 1 criticism ami tin- plulu upby of 11., "To ■•i4ivi.lt* fm tlu- loildmg spirit. Ills jinblislit-d wink* nnrnlu-i leriiot of tin- iipeiltn cmul for tht- In the humlrcil* ami covin- upeoiintles therein no’nlionet," nod whole range of philosophy pro-c fur liter marled; "Tiint tin- stud null poetr ■uperlor court for tin Ku*tern| During tits long lift- Crnt-e n.i* I>i»ti id uniuif id A iiiMi^liou.' n hlttrr eppum nt uf f.i rlsm .mm) ftditill hiiVftx jurinditliuii nvu nU uf nil oidxj»itkft’n rillii uf tin* t'nfliu l l i l l i s M i l l e r M a i l s fent'MB ii muvm( ci imimil und >•uni He church Altlimi.'L hr Liu ,mu .M ia m i’s H u r r i c a n e s In\v4 uf Mu* lerr ilur v. lummiMed one of Ihft* mn**l I.noun** plulu u m j%1o*«f11»it•» (%$iinlv". nUd •Ii*' wind pher* of lih turn In noli nlut i court rthnultl hL d, until Ihf c*uim!\ H*il) vx.is ^aifo'd it i pjiothLil *, W M M M C l ntvi'i .il> ol I *1#11111.i Dru hh iit *1 I MIL MilL f court kIomiLI L«* 'i rtluldlrtlii'd, Iihvi school I t id »\ i Mi'll ,i 1 ho ill I v xxt I*oTiti Kunii* Authority «»Vft r ronnty itf fair*. no* 1 "in od . o n , , s H il.T .M .11 1 ' no I'111■ will leave a deficit i -i oi ■ section a. - e.ige veto i a 1U diloiii Sigpitlc.iiit p \it (in 1* NAI’l.KS Italy P Iteileili-lbi Croce, one of the It-ailPu: philoso [.her* of Hie k’Olli century died al hi* home here tmlav lit- was Hb Kin writings dealt with Hie nn Crop tit tails lama beans Small |m i k.u T il p.U k.iUl nf l.u'd !•* I'f ( %*1 L e a d in g P h ilo s o p h e r O f C e n t u r y Is D e a d have made some recover, but in t:g a !•, ot iMiiti'Mit.e it tlia most instances yields v t . I. ■ e n t ’ t,i\ 1 1 » :t v of Fl o i la were tnlil below normal. Hu- C s I'-p.i t pi -V * loellt of 1ill- Flot tills at ntrnl of AgrictiRtire *ar*i t *,l:*. -:i I .ti oi to loliipint. -tnmliiriis V L’ I V I'ii i * will cost Younger crops, m .........:* t w i ■I i-on l" IIn rs seeded or Iranspl.inteil mn n> \ ■T . nt imtiMettupi'e, nditiinlsOctoiler, are gem-talk nt Am i rI■I 111) s, olUllO'iolH Items 'o' lb. It good to i Vt t il' III l-to 1 i i i ' act syst.-m wet e cstiroan of \grnnltot at 1 1 •J ' I j "0 0. 0 (1 0 b y l a w . said S. at.. 1 1 ,1 i, *> * •I i > W ati i ton v of it New t o r k llglldt- llama:'!1 crop tali t ig n. •i in, i"u in found t t . i M i i.ii .,v..l total until ipnleil 11 (if poor lo I til I , O i 1'! lo ,i \Lii fiir $*‘Hkp.im t imk Liilc Bill .h i i .ii o |.,,iov fil l tullflk! ll L •H xx ,t^ near norm.il if o*> , II* .mittml llti n ' i U Ciin im lnTN < i u It* " %1 i iifnpL'tril i *■-n • )»i 1L tohui t ,ii Mo) I s N,itit|*'nL|*i * ,ix fu fi,imL J ,,|"*l to I' \ Irilil l«>Hll *i ^™ »*I tltf iMval liiisi* at I**nI Nittmr t.$ this net I " e p l new ..gete*'Ion from I s Xilotlier nt-* i* it iippiitvi .l en Mils day. Dec. "P. H 2 l ; (but lilt- imlge* \ iif tlo- re*pective iioiutie* dmiilil In il*I two I* tilts iif , .s,ir t etteh year, commencing in the - 'minty of Xlosquite, on I lie Hist Mondays of Aptil aiid <k-loiter, ami until the county sile of Mnstpiito slinolil lie pci mnnenttv esilllillslii it. I tie t-ollll* ty court should In- held nt the bouse Ilf Jnlin llum-ii, near tlie Tninnkn River, An net, approved Nov 17, H'JK; \» «*nt i . A I M..-S VI I.I.K, t I N S i Highr.im ....... a .1 v :,i .| . nvey engined* attend* it 4*|11\, Lilt Lx iiirnt in olilrt fftl.mto «! i .iiii > Nmint .or |,! o i » I I IIS I \l\|j INF Mliclv Corn *Six foi • i' i ?* \ fm 11 xf.ii ,, WITH O R L A N 1 M * i * rot- w no tttnmgli Hu* heavy October IIU!s IllslklllU U»wnl |'l •• i ' l*i m. i i*i »M h till i• rutifttflmvrr 1.1“ It.ddu (m td MMHU'.i|»*111. Thk* l S \ji I ii'tfx ( fiiH id St.itI LvtM tuv ' iL fix *i v Lux i* ,i n,,|,|(U„ , ii fid xxhum ),*■ **,, . m i n , ..... .il iu i tin In> iiruiiiiil fIn- xxurld Iti“n|m■*liun lour ot AnvtTit'.iit air L,t t t Mi thu lo t (up of Lis tii'ii ut I S i l mind for* t * tod*i\ \ .mdt m L* it! MU’I " t x• it t$)11 H,t Mxi m ,d ,i ludit |»- ilit' .HI d I ip ' I hi mo chi i ;pi$11k fn i Xtilt \ ■miffitici ,iid I t h in k Mn r . li\r J ' r nnmr n* uritl Ili*' \ullvmit |u> nn-Ht L iii Ji ( ii u > «tf |(.> ■•mi ItMid m it I It ' |ftft' X i IT1*1 L m l said cnntiiy *bnli be ....... mi |fiti tner military i-aiilunmopl i d o 1* *!"Tf I * 11 >t iEl 111l’ •he north lv ........ of .dt Teipiiig proper tv aeuulieil fttmi \ ri pmf$'riJmo slluu) ll 1**1 u if h Joint-, on tlie south l>v Moliroe the Japanese lit Mamiuina plop I Li Id xx Ml xx till xx .1 s 'l l IT 'm ilJ t .1 Lx CooiPv , nit ........... bv the At erlv in Dairen tiudei least* tu the .1 't il xloddi >1 .1)1 iv ul \ iihv Inn*lv Hucim. uit t!»•« \v*>p| Ly the Sn\ir| I *ninti I(\ li t (Mid of ffii s Mm mu u d \ 11 I •k*« c Li t tfuliiiit L«int|$Lt?v liius uml lh»' ' •r ttir ItiiNsiims ,m Liu |«> If slip It.i Id Xill III I it* i I xx i ult. rofiMtv of " VLirhiin i"i»n Bi^l.illitlmn-x ♦r»«I t»f <$m*i t>* l»o*’I tv ind'Mtnl tin- ifitlitin ;*•■(t V it' ll i h inr lmn nin<!c Lv S 'cuff** a*ii| hi" fdlJriAv- ^ "Iwitv Ifi MiiMi'hiiti.i ' i*i vvhli'h vviii < Lcfo.x. ’• At thi* l «»r » Mu.i B ut L ’ t i d j t f c t I L t p i c - l s 1>1 Mr. and Mr*. Albert Parth left on Tue*t'*v afternoon for their r Marshal Malinovsky's Second Ck latnlan Army swept through the Japanese defenders Into Korea \ Hoih I of Soviet pictures have been released throughout China In Mukden It? theaters showed Soviet color pirture* exclusively l*nc fled radio commentary not ed that friendly relations d.iluip buck mure titan .in tears had been bulwarked by the 1‘i.V) Slim Soviet mg riil title could lie caused by fre-li water from l.nke Okeecho bee flowing Into Hie gulf through the C.iloosahali hee River l>r I. Basil Sloltotlkin saul he is eoosideriug that possibility in Ills study of the new incidence of red title oil Florida's west coast, which npl’aieuHv Ini. d. . peak l-i't week 1, ,}il- interest increased he said. , 11 " atroi-g Xnnv I ogim-er* «*•“ ««*»* -s < tan m . u.ai to Mu.irt 1,41 'I ’l'tig aitci re'iul interest* muddy "repotletl " ........ a......... ... discharge was vn KArsTs I .* ft I im ! Sift*-, ft S W 8 8 S S S 1 ix m S M O W IN C , m i »n 1 h* 1 d k k ; stork f*li«>!«•* Ilft.l c o u o it to T O D A Y n n tl H D D A Y ! ! ! ’ * ,1 I Ut I-Rll i s SEE FBI CRACK SPY RING Follow tha clues (tut lad G-Men to the heart ol coastto coast espionaga! b fy IlK *| . crtiici Mctrrr r: T O N I C M T sV- F R I D A Y T H tY L O O K ? lmt$lCtftrr>*■V"rN O i"v> * H A N I-'O H D 'S M U S T S IIO X V IN ti! & Cardul raslt day kslm balld strsnetk aa Tvtlitanca may m gftatsr tii-ft month, BtrvousnMs and tufTsrlnr Its* and Mm , L»gk more natural-fool anf* __ _ __ Ask yonr daalsr foft Cardal. (Sayt “sard-ysa-oys'*). ;, — J'drj 1X41kr**'t-if» fcft IfQ I X)|)( bmidif t»l fft ftftft a tn tntCK h I |K*1 BdOvti I".-a i-tft ItbJM . ( t & bfIM **NCMtWil •I*I-AIMftfftf-WIM)«* nw«n pijttMj o» wftiD uti tfUSH ft, ftfMfi t|H|i Alsu — — AiiDi:i) k n t k iit a >.n .i i I':n t — Cnrlmin find Hclerlcd Shnrlu ■Ct ,'a n f o r d - OR l.AN UO mu h o ‘ t'K o i-T s tfo it r . it. i." v n m i n u t e i t m u r - itm tiN G t h e ( r a i n i n g f . u , i . s ii ^n GO THRflL’GlI IN N XT ION XI, XGAIU MY A T W ASHIN GTON ( Ut.UH UARTflON — "BIHDK IN X G U II T Y I'AttK ’ h i g h w a y ■HI. IMSi,*! -I,-Si-* VVSS » '» « .» >4*1*1 * 4 s -e �ft T H E SANFO RD H ER A LD fage 8 T huraday, Nov. TO, 1 » » I III s \ M l ill li llltt VI I* rku r«U > . Nov 20. 1032 Page * M ustache Raisers Given TheWorksBy Columnist Boyle By IfAL BO YLE NEW YORK vn-M any women have married a man because of hla bankroll. But did any woman ever marry a fellow sold y be. cause of hla mustache? Did she ever, crumpllnR shyly .*jt L > . .anly bosom, mmmur: “ You yourself have an utterly reelitible personality, my dear. Btlt your mustache! Ah, I ran fight against It no longer. It has awept me qulle off my feel.” A boy, nibbing castor oil on his upper lip In stir the slow growth of Ihe reluctant fuu thereon, may daydream of such situations. Hut 1 nave never heard in real life of a mustache with much romantic / Influence. What Is the actual social Impact of the mustache? This question arises because II ra that this form of male S landscaping ii gelling more r. II seems lo me I sec more lore mustaches around I would like to believe this Is only because there are more people In the world, as I like lo look al the bright side of things I would hate to see mustarhrs become a badge. nf valor or a measure of achievement, ns in a society In which that were I rut* I would have lo heroine a hermit. Men grow mustaches for only three general reasons 1. They have an Inferiority com­ plex. 8. To nay an a elerllon bet 3. 3. Curiosity. Tha first of these reasons Is the moat widespread And the average muatachr carrier will admit It, if pressed. “ I crew mine lo prove to myself that I could do something the nther gu)rs In my crowd hadn’t done,” nne said. “ It helped me overcome g lifelong feeling of Inferiority, and gave me an Immediate sense of security and personal victory." Tha boy nr man who rears a mustache out of curiosity nr to pay an election bel he has lost soon finds Ihe novelty wears thin, ami off comes Ihe mustache. The lime and trouble It takes are no longer worth the effort. But one who grows a mustache to cure himself of Inferiority will never yield It until death in case of fire he places Its ssfety before that of women and children. It Is his hairy banner of surcess in tho hattlq every man tights with­ in himself, his flag against tlip world. Behind every mustache lurks a mouse that has been turned by this symbol Into a Hun Ever watch a man with a innstacho? Notice how he tov* with II, reaching up now and ihen In be comforted by the fact ll Is still UieroT He nover Is sale from Ihe roar someone will lake it away from him, or shave It off while ho Is aaleep. w kill lift Aw mustache RUHiiiiMiVBil/ automatically turna • man with an Inferiority complex Into a man with a superiority com­ plex. ftacretcly or openly, he liecomoi a snob iboul It Often he will take more trouble to discipline It properly lhan Ihe ordinary par­ ent does to curb n wayward son. He couldnt1 sell It fnr a rup of coffee, but to him it la a patch nf real estate more valuable lhan all the forests of Canada. In his rj*c clothes don't make the man-tint his mustache docs T h ll, I believe. It why wives pul up with husbands' mustaches, lie -, !y*llke b*1 hy-,^r ^1 n-,U' 1 *** I a loothbl.......... . , nwMiaa. will harsalf, “ Wall, If It makes my little man.feel uUer, I'll go along.” And that1! what (he mustache doas do. It gives Ihe fellow Ihe ■am® feeling In, had when ho wore ■tilts as a boy. Wh*t I have against mustaches Is that I once tried In grow nna out tm curiosity— and found I could JJoL 11 didn't grow. It drooped and Ho* do von cure an Inferiority eomtgex arising from the discovery jrou Ian tear a telephone hook In ‘ ............ * * k in naif, bul can't grow a measly, pld‘ onifora mils. --------j .— . ....... . anyway? wants _ W ^UIINCITON UP THANKSGIVING Holiday Foods Ron Cape- ...w a n * lo nopj i Invaitlaatloni of the ReCMUI wtlon rlnance Corporation VfeMr ha takea over chalrmamhlp ^Senate Banking Committee u r t told a newt conference >dijr that one of his fbit acta ft to call a far-reaching In­ to coflalder whether the huge intent lending agency should KMluntd. '• committee at Uie aapie he aald, ahoifil look ln»n he terme<l delay* In proiet resulUljg from jnqulrlei by jjft laat Congreia into d Influence deal* Involving ofnelala and other*. \» \ I T I ( I* \ I V I •I nr Sam ll. n i tun • \ N u ltK >* IS utroail torn • riie* m \? few ♦.» market and i i i the a«!i:t*> 'till run » \far tori •m i « if ' are exe'\l l tt ell ♦I • t nlrnnils . ai flirt T •rtf®! *• . *•«|itf » »h '* hu h \i u |hi' i jttif't ' «*i mi%e the 'teel *lu tt . . - h . i ii iff.* ttie* iirmtiuv tn»n •» m fii i M **ar' Ihe nil* QtntfilcdA. TURKEY W EAR ^ cLlD E5Y A MT. VERMONT V////7J?, L A B E L '. Open ’Til 9 P. M. Every Friday Nile — lo lo 300 E. 3rd~419 E. Ill * ^ Sa&ford, Florida ^ 12 “ MT. VERMONT BRAND"! rS u p e ^ W iu lj Ml. Vermont brand Turkeys— Hie tines! In liiun— exclusively ours! Plumi ly me:iled Western tllrils" wllb lender muscles, corn .mil peanut lid in make delicate full-flavored meal! OLFOMARCAniNE Ballard'n B a llard'n Ovon-Ruady O vo n Hoady W Lb mm ■ ■■ r ’hnnrn F tw l L(X1l ! rvi( H CllPORO i OOQ a M I N C E _____ Nusoa "■ Si0",' 4 9 * raozEN llorm ol'a G M -lb. Coo k. C a n Hams w 6.f Tao lo O 'E ocj Hwcl Porch “ ichhuk ^ S u i t f ’n l l f 2 3*u>* Pkqa. ^ S ffls ilc ! a m m rm l.h Anq Pnurnt 30 3 CAN NO 3 0 3 CAN 2 D T J SPRW- T a ir •2• ■I 4 b ra v rd - l * In Oartnni! ^ ^hoese i I 39c A*r* Pm * Pt* 39c | ire s. 3prts ..„ , . „ „ „^ . rtwlll a o Prein. I’uro Fork .Swill (Vein. Puro 29c B■ Su'pftlbrand o co lala loloVVanilla a n illa &&Stra ww b ,b o rry Su'poibrandC Ch lio co S tra m ■ ■ m m m m m m m m m r n m mm i m . / Sausage " 5* •9 ie m| I C Er n D F a C R E A I u " 39c a»c Ik W R i-P A CM S w an so n s Nona Mail 6 ox. Ccm% Boned 3 ^ 39c iti .Hi fi *1111 39t 2 i-b.. 29s Zw * 29a Superfine Limogrands HORMEL’ S FAMOUS C ar a o m V e le a n No I C o n AJ1 Flali TAW FO O D ltl.ii/ i nnCiM M .il 3 ^*nl Cat Food L.0.8. Peanut Butter FRICASSEE can W n , R te r^ c a n HI TR EN D * F.uh * :Mb. C a n a W lla a n 'a . ^ a* •* ■ftbyH ied -* , ' ” • . Can lU-cz. ii >gz . iG s rta n 's , '^ llls li Hi-he’i 1 w 33c Cakes c** 23c je c J ’Chopl Iota 1,1*? »»■«/' • . , • •, . ■4 Can Nn. 1 4 Can Nn. ' i Cult “ lakerite Sherteuing Sufiihtna, Nn Nn. 'j Cnn Q u a il BollJo llp iisoh old 1-LB. VAC PAC. CAN itiil# for femili) licef llnsli run '.Te Deviled Hunt mil l!>r fieahh! Potted Meat nut !i'.i •^ p r Vicnnn Saunaire ran '.!lr 49c Qt. 17c Lunch Tongue can :r»c Nn. 2 Can 1j-qa). 29c Tripe cnn i tlanl ' ..... - Porsoo's Sodiv Ammonia BEECH-NUT 3 Sfcrolfifd or Cilia Grmirb (Vialor ' ONE LB. VAC. PAC CAN -------JS raw $1.80 «i« i5i N » c,"cu ;;, .13c can 8*ox, Chicken 140 SPREAD inn 25e UR <li. r - .il insulin hi liiivs. ni Vim,’Men m ,nnr f.imilv KIM Skimmed Milk IH-or. Mu<i 14-ox. Can Chicken When di Toll CVinn (!vfioqral»*d MEAT CHICKEN DOG a I Ii............Mi|ill«'.illnn* nn Imlr ill.. In In i mu.i li.irili'iiint: nf lli.i n li in s u.nii'ii ni mil i |iiniii'iM'sv In , .iiim ii - inli i Inins i Ii - im s .' s . ni i (nilin., tiiln 1 1 1 ,li.s,s V .Ml , MIM'lf .-.III lir .Ml I III* .lie, I fur siii It i .il'l, stalls i.l ill,ill,.I,*s is ihrs.- in ,nni si'll mi vnur vhil 1ill I'll K ,. i .sM c tliiis, Ii. «|iii*iil nrlini' linn 1 1mi *1.1 lit Iim ik c i i', imi llinngh •'.itliik! i,inli- .i till .i simI.Ii- ii i |ih |i ill ni'l^lil Snini'liMli's ill.ilii'li's i .it, In* |,rc*. I .lu ll, .1|I|II-.II sii |.\|M'|I .nl, ,s*. ynil In .,-|. ..in r ilnrt.i, .mil nsk Inn, .ilinnl Hn* |iii%si,ii,i|\ m | ill.il.|.||.s il 1 ’I Ill'll" li.r. I 'l r r I.. i i. ill.ilii'li', Rerftrn LUNCHEON Ith U th * I** ll im » ..I i, ...line ,l»|. i-riMII, i .ini).In ili.'h hi. Ii it *nitill fur ..... I ..I t,n iii .III. Ii .iiii lilts ills ■ i . Nn i .nn.iii ' Hi. i ii|s..» n, ffo :K13 C a n s nm v m hen Su^csfs like' i YORK AP P LES 5 w , 48a 55c h i .iii I 111 *11.Ill ...III V.IV iiillflnl |s , tl.li I.i <1 I'., l.i l*»i till il..•III*11,*'h In M n Ii Daga— 81m , Mb. Catlo Q .H iZ S T ilU T S pkqQ H irra i iw >4 0.) 0 9 tk DEL APPLES 2 Sweat Juirv *i m.iii nn, 1 1 nl.ii Norlhwe*li-m Rmt 29c f IAZIL eBirr. HMb. lU TSlCellor pkq. i IU I lf \ \ h i M il \ \I* ► **ii in •• If i p,*i it i n .tt.I ittur hi licit III ii.. •ll .ht Il f let* •I It !»V Imi -lialu fc* • I'M l.t .-.'.H i it •an M ilerluplf.tn *f fulfil.in (IlMttflet fi miii . np .tip.itintt fn ill .•ft lit . ft eifit i M f - i.t .ppeflfc |m mmIiip tii.ii li..m In ft I.It. ui pre* •tit* t.» i n tiMiihle It .up ll. fling |m «M . t i l l |||<; ft Mf|| mVft Vf I mil I In •in. 1**1 >■. i l.til I'fi.*h POTATOES \m Early Defect ion Is Stressed In Fight Against Diabetes New Crop Nurlb Carolina 8w tel . 6« ‘“"'IwiNTKR GARDEN PEACIlKS . . .chSicei 1 ( | C I a.lnVut ' i ' , fflnkrf .w. I i d g J Suwannoo ,,IX,ANAHivnrtlAltY (>KRA.......... P,a W -. R C / m S pkq. 1111(151 Vullwy Lllllo I Libby Fnmoiiu Tabl-Rendr Cut "KM-RUe" Beef uf the VVliil. <I,.'t • i i- \.-• in. I.nn,vii .ill. I<«l ll l,i. .illinrlll i*.ill In . Hi .ii. ■I, . "..In.Ili'il iitnrltlll,!' ill I#I . 11*» I .III I it*.II. I.lll llllllist u n i , I., ■ ......il.in.lit.hi nf ilnt QRANBCRRIES . i iif i • • f • t . i i i . .In elop It •an M . llI. ..I til II* til IM||l|l|'tm g •■•lip-, ef 11 .in pM I• i- *ell a* Ions nf In i hi i • i m u ' hn h i* the I •*i h I a imI hut I ef ».f the i tilrn.ltl tllilflsll \ Im Mftii fiMin tir' lit h.iiiliiig i* i*. mii » ..i. to ..ii .I ill, lo**e* the ».lit ui 'litlei iii llun pa"eiiger lui'iiit \n Intel-tate •’••fuiiierce i miii mi -oil '.tilth Untie ite*. the IWIO UlilllMit ilolt.n ilefu il Itie r illrti.llh IfIt*111it •( ill pa- ein’i i m *i i ice up cia lu u i' m I•».•I ,ili'*u 11#•I almiit I? |H*r •e»*» mf lit. pet i illit .ii np •i.ifm itrmm f»mi. in i ht -erv NO CAN 3 tt Pint Lobster Lk 59c Cream Cheese i: il R llo" 7" C u l Bool n ib ic l React f i) \ . Iln r lu iin 'u I 'n r i . oeo * tin t•.leg-1 •* ,■•»(**»m teiti» the large*! *t*eft*|(11 ela III nil- III I 'lllgll* it i*• I• i i . i•••11 Nil • * 1 1 *1 mii h ip •*1 allot alum i •*imi i *11 ll. I I m p i.Mime MiW.lt i« lit lit • • • m h ipi.it tel \ .) fit m n . 1 ht ia« * u tied • I* i .iii. m (> *•f them .tin linn h i ’• *f th in the * ii s they II p in • hi t *it Ii 1 1 itei (ffU le il Large Stalk Tcialn O 'S e n Coo ka d Kralt'a Phlladalphla / W i C T r t f l f PUMPKIN i l | Y U n H U U L u speicals NO KOoilY WSTGOLDlif CREAM CORN * l.f.1v„. |, (irndc “A", Nov Crop Kbriila Arjon 5 9 ' 5 = S 2 10- 49 B A K IN G H E N S roon (Jr. “A” Dressed & Drawn Quick-Frozen . w Mix ’Em Up! S T R A W B ER R IES . . . -iLtnl Y O U N G D U C K L IN G S * 5 9 [AGEN FORDHOOK UMAS . . . AGEN »R(K!COLl SPEAKS . ., 14- 99° tor Your Turkey D' I ! Cites. Day Fresh * — - .) wm a P R O E 6R A P E FR UIT Mhby or Duncan Hines -OrnnKe Lb. 79c(Mhhy o, »„„c Juice rule ...1 7 , 0 0 c T HOLmAT ,il„— 1 j j l ^ j r,. ;,iv M rounl "C oi D iu" | Moriila Hold Tnngcrlnf .luico........•( / c""*---STD. OYSTERS H’bureerlk' 59elAt;,:N BNOl',SH,,BAS.........YOUB aA . J S'"' ''X. LB ib W h i le s Velveeta 2 '*- 93ct | l> l| M p r O I chee-Zee 2 3 LB'can SUGAR Idaho Bakers ) C IU / I Q ' 29C Rad Blit* , 3 lb‘ *1 5 1 C o lo .o d Q lrs. M a tg a rm o — -— — J Biscuits 2,2 n" 25c Biscuits u ro u a & Bjoclrwoii. . . , ■ _ , , m ». h it riu in it ' i i i* itith i mil »tie- H*p.i*t 'hn|*' lu i if -ti l l lie i.\i|v «•|v\t||e Ii < i ' ilelaied llV •i't «uiiitiii’i*' li»iiv 'If ike iii the -feel 'lull' Ihint call* l»»r plate* m l 'fiu» tm al 't* 1 1 ( Iti'li u till re •pin • mi*it - .*1 *tt•*it 11 \ pi ••(!nitmn fm (In mi* th iii' iittxi itiiMiu; tile I u .t«*'f In •t m I .mi 'teel PlMlIlll t' |hip iitilli i I| f ill el.lt k hem el ••» HERE'3 ft.SW66T LAND 0’ SUNSHINE U-Rulur ftS. No. 1 --------------------------------- Ui*. "A" Dressed Si Drawn Quick-Frozen .1 to I■&1 to 5 Ih. Avg, •in nr ve.ir 'P U M f llf * ^/L „ jj :<)ur Own Famous 18 to 20 A »«r0 q * l •You’re Talking TnrUey," When You HAY- Small Loan Pricos good from Thurs. thru Wed.. Nov. 20-26 |IG 49c S A LE! Avarog# flu* rail ha\i I i i it i rin i Mm mure v•i i • i n in tfu \ It it e t»eeu iMe fM .plan lie IV \ Iep.iu llMl pul I til lilt ,*n t*• . it >u|»p}> ti't 4 **t I ttie I 111Ve•,I.f tl.nl till'll Hi.Ill |0|00l) • ii iitiin 11 p a n ' auainxl ► Quantity Rights Reserved •^ITEBBRANI)” Colored Quarters! D RESSED X D R A W N >.* in i i i rut 111 ul« >li •J •Mltp’il . In •it«: pll'heil I II ll .• lit ••!*! pat •* \1it It l Ii BUTTER Dreswd & Draw! Quick Oven-Heady! I a%.i •I - ! v .*1111 :*•» imm ne*.t earn Mil o| .te * hit t. lit iff* f<M t«l t ;o.* tit s«*|«t fiihi*r tml ii•'i m m Iv fM *1.117 ill ihfolMM limiullH t ihm ! eof the « -»r* IU»W ill ti't it• M’*n » Mi.in • %eai * ntil Ihr-e •re •e i» m u I f.i'ter than nev\ iii' inin. Imi iIt (ptf HYSAUCE■ » » u £ ' " w W rc b '5 ,b‘ Mi' *d Improper preaaurea on IU I t mi i v *v|i» r|n i th# \ ll I n n 1 t 'ln iu h . i h I mi i I fti*' (i« t..M 'In s II Ik * Fillet “ Capehart Plans To Open Again Probe Of !RFC Operations Railroaders Have Worries Trying To Find Enough Cars . ( 'bil lion O Iho liou Bilo Dim, TUNA 2 II ynti li.n r .m , kin.I of v ann,' I.'HillIil;iIII! tliclllilillr! ,'i.ikiM'ss I I* >mi li.ivi' In n i nvi-rt’allnu anil liav,1 I ii*,*ii in i t ,, i iulii fnr siniu" 11ni,- Aliliinikli .i sinlili'ii drop In ui'iiilil is n(||.|| .i slpii m( ilia lirlns, nvi,r„,.|i:lil is i'nll>id,irt',l tu I ii- .i rn tilrilitiliiry rau-m nf I hi- ailm ini i-s|i,-riii||, in mlnll' T ill' w ink ynil liavr in iMIivcinlly rimkI i-hanci’ In ki-I tipnfr nn ,, lii'ihrr nl Ii-iivI n vmi have din- Iii.|,.-i The Auu-rlonn H ia lirlr, A.incln linn i Alt Vi is n|iMii*nrlni; Itinhrlri, Week, de'igned primarily In doteel no estimated more than nn million American* who have dinlieles Imi dnn'l knmv ll Special nppnrtimltim. have Seen provided In mnro than 7iio counlie* ihrutighmil (he nation In enalile peiipto to get ji urine tevl for dlnltelev In nimt plan s U'lltuml elurgC. A urinn led I- ?*nt Infallible, bul !, ran r*l.<. irons tuaplclons, which can then be confirmed hn a n .ually mhi lire Moat t. During a lyiihnon In Ihe Phllloptoof, a record of 88 Inches of rain In four dayf WA* rkglatfred, ./i''- ■-.»> 5 ' . t t . . . •* . . 4 i * ’ �y e y t v q x M j w m ,i a w > 4 t T O ? | W t s w f i H ( f u a p - v y — ---------------------- NEW FURNITURE F£S / T ’S T R U E !! Wholesale Prices fbitiA) K t Phone 1890 * H ' *hur a . uHLOAOZD i A 10H6U/4 DR. C. L. PERSONS • nxjAA OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED But w* * Y ou C a n ’ t Buy B e tte r j \ *• 1 « 11% » tIu In 21 Yearn Devilled to Selling And Servicing Ford Cam tn Seminole County, We lliive Never Offered ( lennrr Cam, nor Heller Value** Than We Do Today. %IJ I V • v ** » * 1 U t i mPKUBIIMS ju ii " fc ■ * n n /-v n i 10*7 Sanford Ava. ear t Ph 111! ROY WALL 30ft Atlantic Rank Building Husbands! Wives! »ua». m u n i , i/ r i * t m B u t fwat. Um, twsy ( M atm N pBM *4#f«fM M T h e f a l la M l a * n l M M a l t I* ■ II W a n t A 4 m ■ ■ h n . h . U la T O « • « ) « , * H e ra t* . I l i t e r l l r e r r tin * I n r H I r i a f lia r a l* r * r r I I m ■ ■ • rrtla B * I l M r r t r * * r l i a r la a a r lt a n ia ila t r a a r e r r II aa la a a r l la n T - M r lla a f a r i M i l r C a a t r a r f T l t r W r r f a la lh a li a r . Ir .a h l* H a l# r a t U U r h r a r a Ca *a WIU HAVE rOOP AM Kt5T Ht A MOMENT [ OUTS*Pf S!J' B»j T CiKST I ACLIIP U «E TOO TO M e e i S EM IN O LE R E A L T Y Phone IT WORK W A N T E D CASH Paid For Second Hand Furni­ ture. IE LONE RANGER Ry Fruit Striker w*mN' row tu t s io u t K it o t w ' to inulk; IHt 61UTF I NE£D WE G O r THE LONE WANOEH AiT THE RANCH. HE'S WOUNDED PAP/ rTMC LU IE^i im rTONTO bayb A rahger 6Iia HE HAY U O T » AAIVE-- / , JJV Ifo ~ 19*10 A l i l t Park A n._______ houae ami (mail Inquire 601 Celrry Master Craft Taint |2.60 gal. HOUSE for *ale • itory and kaU. Army Blanketa, Cots, Tarpaulins Bam In back with garage. Plow­ Army Navy Surplus ing well. Lot 86 x 181Vk. See 0. 310 Sanford Ave. I'A N .IIlU IK K ilY ,1 room and bath Phone 1321 furniifthetl iij>iirtmcnt private* anE. Corson. Lake Mary Road, Rt. Iraiice. Ilahy welcome. KeaaonI, Box 198 after ft:00 p.m. S W E E T HAM LIN orange^TtOO able. Imiuirt- ftlr*. Kirn Holla hu. R. W. I.ord, Phone 1134-J. (iroct'ry Store Caine j berry. NEW 3-bedroom cement block house, dinette, fully equipped G. USED SPACE heater*; all »lies3 ROOM uti.l ball, furnished apart­ good condition — very reason­ K. kitchen, breeicway end car ment Clean, private entrunre. able. Lee lime, 319 Elm Ave port ImmedUtepoaseailon. Phil­ Adults, till* ftlellonville. Plume I'h. urn. lips Terrace, 1429 Princeton Ave. :i *;h-W. T U X E lH T F E E D a r c ^ p le U line HUM FUNK to share home. Phone NEW LARGE 2 bedroom home. Hunl’a Tuxe-lo Feed Store. Graves Ave. Wood construction. 4811______ Free tram moisture and mold. H Bed. springs and mattress. Large living room, picture win­ 11 ROOM fumishrd apartment. 300 Good condition. Cheap. Phone dow, tiled bath, pleasant kitchen laurel Avanuc. 489. with double (Ink. 30 gallon wa­ EF F IC IE N C Y apartment - Clean, ter heater. Nice cupboard*, 20" B IC Y C L E I T i w l a o r comfortable. Phone 321-R. irrecned breeuway • carport* . plenty shade - within three blocka B E A U T IF U L S P IN E T PIANO ---------- furnished apartment ASSUM E P A Y M EN TS of buslneaa section of Orange Downstairs. Phone ITftft-W. City on_pav*d street 88.973 oo. Must tell to some resident of this section, with good credit, gor­ Owner; Tnomaa Perk, West Blue 3 ROOM furnished cottage • Bath, geous little spinet, standard Spring Avenue. SSfttw Call 1267 It after 4:30 p.m, make full 88 note ■ keyboard. Just v m a .il. u u» pay small down 1payment, aaREAL ESTATE m o d e r n 3 room furnished apart­ sum* several rnontr thly payments, ment. Private bath. Adults. 2300 »u wait t* Bey, Beet or 1*11, Plano fully guaranteed. mteed. W H ITE McU°nVl,,f C O L LE C TIO N M ANAGER, 111 Oklawaha Av*., Ocala, Fla. Will ft— Beal Estate Pee Hale *J. W. HA1 IA L L , Be advlae where to see piano. IrtevbU Hat* FOR S A LE — fods 1 to 7, 18 to 22, **CaB Hell PT-19 A IR P L A N E 30 to 36 ami 42 to 61 all of Block Radio, Nav. lights, landing lights 30, Ori'nmwohl. Thesa lot* are See Raymond M. _ and flares. 220 II. P. Hanger. offered for sale for 30 days at a censed Broker for all Licensed until March 1963 — special price and terms. They kinds of Real Eatata. For demonstration come to Mills are just outsld* of the city IIm10* * a Park. Phone Swap Shop, <06 K. 4th St. C. A. W H ID DEN . SB. EDISO N phonograph — Cabinet I l l Park Ave. — T*L I t t l style — 66 record*. Phon* 360-J _______ Sanford. FlerMa________ after 6:00 P. M._______________ ^ FOB S A LE HY OW NER Admiral Dual-Temp refrigerator, 2 Bedroom Masonry Home, wllk Admiral DeLut* store — bath Drastically new. Phone 728-J. S p o o rs H E A TE R - Coleman apace heater, Complete Electric Kitchen pipe and tank • good. 1 Upace heater Venetian blinds rocker Completely landscaped 110x138 lot Paved Terraco Large Oak treea Phone I634-W Q. I. F H A Mort. Ave. tTB TWO CAY& ] L RlDY TO THE LU, H EA K S T POCTOB.' Free - Free - Free Buffer Rental with furchase of Past* Wat at Ssnkarlk Glass A Paint Co. WC! BY MOUSE ------- Ry Wall Dianey f IT'S VERY StVtPLB J / C B U T I C A i n K.I C B N TL E M E N / ? !» W E L L ... MffifE (3 01 3 N O TH IN '| % ( N O , F A TH fK , N O f.... M OT T H O O N A l ’ 3U...AND T T Q B F V i * ftWTw BAILEY &1XL BPBNHK HOUSING A V Y PERHONNBL ► buildlnr five Defense * for m Ii to first five *11appllcanta. Thor* ere two bedroom and thro* two* houee* at special low GOOD AND BAD Dinette »g. U 4 .H I pc. Chrome ►g. 869.86 Sofa B*d l o & ’S o ' t e * MATHKB OP BANK 1*09 Mpn -8 COLORED— TW O thoroughly «*. perienced service station pur ters; fl Day week; 146.1)0 per* week — big tip*. Write or call Lou Branch Service 8tati<m, West Palm Beach,J l | I8/>OQ.OO. THE SANFORD HERALD ______ STiuT Lhp TO TOWN nr pi ! tM . r i S U M DOWN bedroom boom, IVfc year* eld, A -l condition, benutlful pina floors. KTrrnrd porch, carport, electric kitchen, npnee heater. Will Gnanea balance at |«6.00 monthly. Total price In only Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights Phone 200 H E LP W A N T E D A R TIC LES FOR 9 A LB H ERE'S TO U R C H A N C E lift*/ M flM T* AMI I e>4M*«i | ■»**. to purchase new home. Your r hoIce of either 2 Bedrooms or ■19 i l l d r u g a tier** #**rfv*lft*r# — M ATHKK OF SANFORD !• I b a I m N Ml T o u r b t u a D r u g 9 « . 3 Bedroom*. Good location, bast 29309 E. 1st SI. Phone 137 construction, beautiful hard' wood floors. Ready to move In­ W aal «* a a rm W a rrr»ir4 to. Only 11400.00 Down, bal­ ■»rr tk a T r l r r k r a . a a at e ra o i a a f a a r h a r a r I f | t a r a a a ra la Double Yagl T V aerial, complete ance like rsnt. O aten la Ik e I t l r n k a k # k a a k . l a for chimney mount. With or r r * a r a f a r t k la a r r a a i a i a n « ( l a a without booster. Call 632-M. ( k r a d t r r l l . r r la t i M r t r f la M r Four Room H o u m on two lot* a ru a ta O r. l a a M r r f a r aa la 14400.00. Liberal terms. Sea u* 7-piece Phllllplne rattan living r e a d e r Ik e k r a i a « * a lk la a r e . I r a . about these or others. a ll W a a l * f , M a i l k r la a a r room suite. Owner leaving town. a l f l r r a a ik e 4 a r k r f a r a a a k l l J. W. H A L L , Realtor Call 227.1-J after (1:00 P. M. r a lla a . Florida State B ank Bldg . .. * * »0 »• la ia a r n l a t r l r Naval Orange* — 11.6(1 per bushel WKrn llrintp fundh-n *hr«6 *3u« m. many Phon# 1768 -Call Hall1' ***** ****** 1* jr* * r i d . Ml* ruttipkln uf ■ •ifitig b*tk*cM , (WA-d* Hamlin Orange* — S1.00 per H 9 •’■ •Ml be rrap*Reibl» imt t i M , dliilh M e and k*a of pep m d i a t r f r , NKW 2-Bedroom house. Low m«r* Iba* «•* l*r*rr**l iiatr* bushel. Ik** ! suffer rwet tow* nlgMe » t ih ibww* dto* Ilm*. equity. 2424 Yale Avenue. South Sanford Ave., I mile rumlofi;* If rydi*y*4 lid tif t f I* f*t# ling' you duw*»-Mu* lie tm h r..fnm**i» r* ’u**t| South of (ilndervlllr. Phone a* a(r*tM a M •train, o r ir * i» f O u a or * ip > » 239-W. •ur* to roM, M lft»r hla<ia*r Irritation* die* Lovely two bedroom home. Nlcsl tu (uki or *R*nf «U*t may cat*** ■ tilin g up Iand ic*pe<f. Wall f Inane Imported Bamboo Blinds and nigWla or fr*qie*ni paacagr* (ken'l atglartt yuur kklnwye if lhw*« r* ndlPhone lftSft-M. Sou* iF.fti bajihar puu. T r y Ik a a 'i IMtla-a mild 426. Furniture Center — phone 1426. dlurtOr Uatdl *uHr*«-a«fully by ntiihr'in* fur over ',0 year* li e tm a iln g Kuw many tlnwM 110 W. First. C O M P LE TE L Y furnished 2 bed lk tn t g|*e happr r*ll*f fn>m t l « * illv o fn . room garage apartment. On f«» It - help (Be 11 mile*i*f fcMfiep lul** and llL FOR R E N T F U R N A C K S -B y Krsaky. large lot. Contact owntr at 600 O IL i*i t Hia*h out »»* !* , Ciwl Ikian’t I'ilia Icalafl Wall, Floor and Fireplace. ►- A<lv. Magnolla Ave. WKI.AKA Apartment*. 114 WM. G. HODGES Pi ret Street. Phone 490-W. U 000 By Dan Harry <03 W. 1st SI. Phone 118 Completely fumlsked 2 bedroom IIOLI.AW AV A IIA BY HKDS home, living room, large kitchen, TR A V ER S E Extension Rod*— 28" Day, wcrli or mouth — Tel, MSB. to 181)". Svnkarlk Glass and bath Oak floors garage and stor­ Furniture Center. I in W. F im t Pslat Co. age. Good term*. K 11 T C U K N E T T K apartment: Rough on roaches ami makes ants It,(MO Down lliyhwuv 17-PL*. South City IIsay uncle. Roach Film* contain­ 3 bedroom concrete block con­ nill*. Hlmnbcr luml Court. ing chlordane kills. Roumillst A struction. Electric kitchen, Urge Anderson’s 100 E. 1st. Iut. Balance like rent (-I.KAN Ft MIR room furnlihnd ROSA L. PATTON apartment, till Park Ave. Florence electric apartment Registered Beal Estate in k e r N EW else stove. Phone 1097-W. Me* Cnfurnlahwl apartment. LONE tfANGEH HURT PLENTY BAP HERE UJftTOF TH1NOS WE A D S S 0 V, PHONE 148 FLASH GORDON and hlse udventures in spuce Four I m b IN d a ti !•# |*wy fib M1 lOf-i*tf*g*W J.rr. S t r i c k l a n d - M o r r i s o n , I nc. A ilt YOU WAITING 9 * lutM vtlAablt Is. Trial Me* mate Nlli* Of 14% K 1919 Ford VH, FI, I Ton Slake Hody, This Is a Truck Thai Will (Jive Lots of Trouble Free Service. H V H 6 K 1 .' M F o r Reaulta Want new Pep and Vim? T l w t t n l i •( eMiptoB nrt m l . I fttAiM M t f t f ift— M r ten* 1950 Ford VH Vi Ton Pickup, Way above Average 15” Wheels and Tires On Bear. I.V\ h ( t t O ‘ J Use HERALD WANT ADS Phone 76S TRUCKS wetL/ cowe on! COMC ON/ WMAT g £3 W A N T CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to 12 — 2 to 5 1951 Ford Vfl Convertible. Very (Tran, One Owner, Hadln, Heater, New Tlrea, Ijm Mileage. 1951 Ford VS Tudor Sedan. Very Clean, One Owner, Kadln. liir.l Kngliah Ford (Prefect) Very Ia»w Mileage, The Iltmnat In Economi­ cal Tranaporlatlon. 19411 English Bull! M. (i. Himdeter, America's Moat Popular Sports Car. Owned By Local Business Man. SfOKWW. A *m u . 1). L T. DOSS A CAR OR TRUCK FOR EVERY PURSE THIS WEEKS SPECIALS CARS 7>: o u t meGar \ a il rueift ' imece/yuus |rf«Jb Our Stocks Are Small - But Our Values Big t(AJ ” ' *tAr£r.. OOn£ fC MAZ OAZZuCS }}£ OH, H ASH ' 1 ASP I ‘M W By Ray GMio AT You Can Pay M o re , 308 Eaat Flrat Street T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD Page !• Tbaraday, N*v. M, IMS OZARK IKE -t P A R T or F U L L time general uf flee work — Experienced slenu grsphy — bookkeeping. Plum. P3U-J. S IT T IN G -b e s t uf refer ences. Mrs. Miriam Vinup phone 1U13-M._____________ % BABY 11)— AusnTnMinpporluniilea — lu U N U S U A L O P P O R TU N ITY In Sanford: Established — Very good business. Living quarters if desired. Excellent for iiibii and wife to operate — For dr tails write Box HAS. c/o lln aid.. SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY for ell uiagiulnct, alio gift subvcrin lions. Phone 17U8J, Mrs. M a n l j f Uonancott SPECIAL SERVICES — 1> Frigldslre Hale* & Service. G, II High, Oviedo, Fla. Phone 4161 or Sanford 1642-W. L. L. S ILL — Plano Technician Phuj* 011-W. Route 1, Ban ford. NEW FLOOHS surfaced to per­ fection. Old floors made like j new. Finishing, cleaning A was Ing, situ portable power plain Serving Seminole County sines 1926. H. M. nisatoD, Lake Marv LAW N MOWERS sharpened. Rl ;lea rsp cycles rspalred. Shuman's, 314 I. 4th SL AW N INGS Plastic, Alunmlnum. C a n v a s Free Estimates. Phone P29I-J M after 6 P. M. for appointment. V C A R P EN TER I v ( IKK Fur uulck repair Jobe, or amsll building. Call Jim 1143-M-4. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Kay. I1U6-J. PLUM RING Contract and repair wurk. Free estimates. K. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828, C A B IN E TS Formica lope. C. VaQ Woodworking. 612 Sanford Av* Phone MIB-W A I4A3J. B A TTE R Y , Generator or Starter Service. Call 617, Hwaln’a Bat­ tery Service. Sanford Avenua and 2nd Street. n iL L TY P E S Bullduaer wurk. ReaA . ■unable Kales-Free estimates. Phone 868-J. V. 0, Gracey, — PHILIPS Colonial Cleaners "know % bow" plus U-San-O guaranteed mothproofing assure yuu of "Bandbox" appearance. Phone <81 for free delivery service. Furniture Repaired, Keflnlshed. Home end Office Fixture* Built. D A N IELS C A B IN E T WORKS 113 Railroad Avenue (Weinke Bldg.l_________ SPREADER 8KHVICE. Lime en.1 Dolomite end Fertiliser. Phon* 1393-M. David E. Carpenter. JA L O U S IE S Lifetime Aluminum Free Esti­ mates. free Installation— Telel*3®- Fuulture Cantor, 16 W. First. DRAPERIES, Slipcovers mad* to order. Call IPOlT, Mrs. FamalstP A IN TIN 0 « - body work, Gen* «l repairing. Reasonable ‘ ■ Auto Service, ^ ^ B t.J a n f o r d . 9 »< - LOOT A N D F O U N D — t* *0®T t - 1 RED snapshot album, Saturday. Nov, 16 on Cslsry Avenue between Sanford and P*r%- Sentimental value only, Finder nil 16N-J. I'a fthoea - Patent Practically naw. A o n v - y o u o o s im p l y u rm a tv adob * mb, > — » D O N 'T > O l) f jZ f f J I M B A N . YOU'D O O f c D B P N irif LV ANYTHING YOU12 POWBO T O r— AKH N B N A P P y 'V K W o u o w r r — <« RtyVou p w J K S ta f �•, * ■*. . i u i -«J-#*«- ■•***#'*.*4•#**'*#*•'*fc*» . v —- -*. . » ■ nn-gi*#* iMj >»£*n Mvf.m n*w *"■i» * **”* -Ti# j »#,- Mil: u I NIUl.lt I r TO U DON'T M r .11 In (1.1 111\ t loilll* till* Illrrnnon m lilrt d iii IIi pnrllon, run* 41mil'll Mild mu 111 p»i linn. l.iir and >11'41111\ Mililri Ion 44li I will, ir i| . Irrril In n l In mntli porllntl. Sat* in,I n l.iir and w.it filer in .tfler* »*rel«r junr Sanfoid Herald. L'ilf Uclltsry, hy 7:0tl l'. II.. pleas* rail ^ l KM,MV ( All t i l l H a n AN ' VOLUM E \ U V KtatnbllMhvd 1908 William Green Dies O f Heart ^Attack A t 81 f o r I N D K I 'E N D E M HAN FO RD. II.(lit I D A H A II.l I l f 11> \ A d S NOV. CHANNEL REQUESTED AND CONSIDERED a - • • • E X IS TIN G -------------- R A I N F A L L ,m ' Q*0E Pre sid e n t O f A m e r i ­ can F e d e r a t i o n O f I rubor H a d L e n g t h y Career A s Unionist r *t j 3VII Lf Selected Ity Group I hr Ior ill f will'd Hn v|ro ( ) ij -,in Indlm. Imi,n Aw tocin tivl Press l.r u -c d W ire 1 « I'M h ; i Ml 1le I i I'l'C llt* i Mi ce I ' i>ti Fur H;ul Ni\ > Fanat irnl () I It T i l i ' u i i I l l 'l l V n,|lllul IIW, ,-p sin ; a, Itiver Improvement t oni „ ;,s „ mil lee orpin m l III Sanfnnl .tulv ............ 0„. 2'J to printliile the Sunfuril I Hits ,,f ville navlKathm van., and o n r ....... waterway projeel* la ( ealral Mm Vl,„r, tlv ....... I k e ’ s Choice F o r ioii h Ilf ....mull* Thi' .,t|lllt n(M, ........... „„ ,|uiln« the Kh.nilmns Imenme Cabinet L e i v e s T a f t W ondering t)f •j ifl\ <*rs Will II, F u r l Imm S c iia t'H W iilch in u S t ' l c t ' l it m*. M i l k IM ices T o l i e R aised T w o ( V n l s I A (fiiiirl In S a n l o r d Blood Drive Nets Armed Forces 19 Pints At Clinic S u i r i t! r follows; Mrs. It. f. Coonrr. Mr*. Kvrlyn Thoiniwon. Mrs. II. II. Grier, Hill Klsnitui', John 1trawler Ii In, Itmlijy Isikc, Jessie laelire. Itoliert Hick* son, Mr*, .lark Gorily, Mr*. T. A, Stile, niffonl I’r ortor. Mr*. .Innsen, Chllllp Hoyil, l.ro lluliter, Joe Corley, Itohert IIrown, Mr-. Jno Corle", Hot Itnnif". Mr*. Cecil Flowers, Wnllnce Hlclrii-h, Thomas Mcro, Gtinlott Hraillry. Ilmlilv llo'caril, A. 1^ llrtt*, Kllxnlieth Mrlhvln, Isiralne Flowprs, l„ II. Johnson, Mrs. Thelma Hrevver, Mr, ■ml Mrs. Jack Coddard, II. Uwlnu Hran. Those asslstlmr In hrlplnir Mrs, Gonr-alrt were Chautrr Chairman Hnymnnd l.unduulst, Sydney R. Tvrn III, blood chaIrina n, Mrs. Vo­ lin Williams, Sr., and Mrs, Roy Mann of Hip pnhlirlly rommlltre, display chairman Mrs. Olirn Hun­ ter, hostess. Junior Red Cross members. Itiijrr llodues, Carl Hester and Glynn llodifes, donoc renter sot up. Mrs. (Jaia Ginn, Chapter Bervln* Group rhainnani nnd Arthur Kirrhhoff. l,A n o «K 8 18 DROWNED MIAMI !ji— Charles B. Hliwa, 22. Nrurn laborer, drowned Thursday when a (nick overturned In a ca­ nal. trapplnB him in threo feat of water. TO R N T M R T A IN A P A IR O F S K I!V IC E M E N F O R T H A N K S G IV IN G D IN N E R fq ■■(lino, •.I.UMSH NAM K •. ' ADDItBHHu I'll(IN K ............ < • t . . MHtft»Wi4'4(4>*4(W(4.M4wi *4♦•«4.>4lW.«^4MD.4ft|i|. T IM E WK W IL L S ER V E D IN N ER T IM E W E W ISH 8 BR VICE M EN T O AR R IV E ttin,44«H«lt•*»»**• M AIL T H IS CAR D T O MRS. J. L. C O R LX T, RT. 1, > 0 X R t , SANFORD, B Y M O N D A Y A. M. a - n nrv uf Nlitlr ^p:7' h«........In 11*37. Hu- di* ' " t t d V llte prit^pe Hood Control; u"’ '*■ "" Racrcational Itoatlm; I’riur lo triet engineer ostlmated the S.in ■'J1' " ' cat.nl and ! * ur l l World War II. Hie district engi­ lord41Titusville itsMlieiii-el «.»• i mu c ' l i i * f I IMIllflftlfll 'Ml I dM I Dili neer estimated tho vahic of the W.D.UpHhuvv, Former VlHltor, I)ie« At 8(i William D. Upshaw. »«. author, lecturer and preacher who u» a consrcssman won the snbrhpirl "dryest of thn drys,” died today In Glendale, California. Mr. Upshaw hid been n frrt|uenl visitor to Sanford and spent one winter at the Fellowship Front where the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion la now located. He gave sev­ eral lecturca at Sanford churches during hla slay here. He went to Congress In 1010 from Georgia ai a Democrat and served right years, In 1032 he polled tto.ooo votes as tho Prohibition party's presidential candidate. For years a lecturer in school* and churches on tho "evils nf 'Iquor," he became an ordained Baptist minister at 72 and con­ F ill It CHUCK tinued hla attack on alcohol from Two rlgi of the Hanford Flra the pulpit on mission tours. Deportment anwered a call to the Grammar School early Hi!) uftemoen In mitklni; a check fof n blase. No fire was found. III IT A IIY VI HITTING Tip. Ildturv luncheon Mumlay will br friiltirnl lie n talk on the t*raw111 "f Irlrpbtmp servlep with the " mi« tb nf Knnfurtl by John I1, Fvnns, DDtrlet Mnnnirer of III” Dmillirm Hell TrlrpholIP Mill Tel'*t*nttifi ('"tupniiy, with hra>l* mmrlrrs In Orllimlo. Also mi the proi;inm will lm n ilrmonstratlon ef n Mlrro-wnvn Unit used In Ih- r-lnv uf iplrphone calls ami television urn#*rums In raillo re)nv nuifn* by I'hlllii Dpllrranl nf Jnrk.Hotivllli*, lufnrinatlon Huper visor for Hvu them Bril. W K W l l . l , IIK r . l . A D aiely. It can he assumed thal sllll greater use will lie mode of water Frnniportatlon In the future Horse Show Stated By Dusty Boots Club Activities of tho frcij horse show, being sponsored by the Duty noots Club, will get under­ way at 8)00 p.m, Sunday at the Fanners Auction site, Just south of Sanford on Highway 17-P8-. Other clubs from neighboring communities have been Invited to participate In the show, which will be conducted for benefit of the general public. Activities of the aftazTioon .wW Include trick ridlim Cochran is preaidtnt of the local slab. Capt. Mellon Killed In Bloody Indian Battle On Lake Monroe Ktirrm t'H N O TE: This I* the third ol a serif* of artlrlr* Ity Mr*. J.N . Whllnrr on the history of Hanford. In this aitiile Mrs. Mhllntr dr^rllM** the nllerk on Fort Mellon by a blind of HemInule Indians, Ily MKH. J._ N. W ltlTN KII In Deciimhi'r 183*1, Camp .Monroc wa* oslubllshnl by tlol Fnttiiinir tin tin* soiilli liiink nf iii*’ Imnutifiil Ink'' which U'Ul* Dint name. (11)33 Note; .............. inker xtiiuils). Tho post wit* tiek'ii|ii'il by two i-ompuiili's of iirtlili-iv. four ciinpnnli'N of dragoon" mid -onto Crock Indian*. The thief.-,. King I'hllllp nnd Ids son, Coiii-tK'chi'i'* made an attack upon the post with ttitl Seminole", oil Fell. 8, 1887. Tb r lato MnJ. Sydney ll'-rlerl t,tincy, tho alftt'd mllltniy writer who obtained daln ft out ll," War Dupartnient uf 1837, don't Hi-* thu battle as follows: "Col. Wm. flclhy Murney nrrlvetl at Camp Monroe, Feb. 41, 1837 and although ranking officer, he did not take command, hut took Immediate step* to fortify tho place against attack front Indian*, then In the vicinity. Ho wa* none too soon a* the attack canto early In tha second day aftar hi* arrival. It was a desperate assault led by brave Indian chlews, "Mr. Gw . R. Fairbanks says, "Tha Indians fought threo hours with great steadlnosi unaware that the poet had been re-lnforeod. Capt, Charles Msllon was killed. Lieut McLaughlin end 14 others N i i . lili ii «mi m I In ! trinpt - vw i*■ wound",I ll,,- l.iiitim toWII" J 3." Copt, Mellon .it,d otliri "oldn-i" who died nt lln- |i” -l « » '«• ,t,t",n-,l till lil" ".tnt" Villi, HI,",.,,, t IP".! Nolo; Klk‘* Clubt. nil Lid." Mon nt.-, imw owned l*v Mr. ( ’lot-. II Wiilkii H.-v.-im I of iiiii oldei town pi'Olih i ,-. ii I i Ifi'io v vii.it i-.l llii-ii graves, whirl, w.-n d «" lln* w-nli-r'" uli!'' tlml th" wn.* 1 long .ii,i-i- lmvi- uii-J,"il .ivvnv nil Inter" of Ihi-m, (11*3*2 N ol": Almul vvilt'ii' W TItll stand- i T I," military w o r d stnt'-s that "F t. Melt,nt, li""iiii," Dm In nitiii""t ntnl lunst iinportiint inliind irurrinon in Floridii," Numo year* iigo wllli gn-itl ")oi|ti"in-". MuJ. Liiii,-y. ill un ntldres* I,"fore n Giund Arm y etirumptiu'iit nl Hanford, urged our rltlsi'iis to snltuMy mark til" pliiro "wlteri* oeeiimul one of the fiercest hatth-s of the Semlmdo vviirs.” To Mr. Ah'Xiimlrr Vnugiiun wo aru Iriilehti'd for stutemonts mud" by bis father, Mi. A. J, Vaughan, who cnlisti'd nt Ft. Mellon ns n solilior, Ili'cotnhsf, 1837. Also, for name* uml loeatluns nf rcrtiiln persons whom lit' believed to huvo linen lit" first white cllisi'li* of the Interior of Mnsuullo County, south of Ut-I.ron Spring*. Mr. Vaughan related that when ho arrived at tho post n few month* after the Imllmt attack, Negrons were there whoso owners had linen massacred in Upper Florida. They had been captured and brought south by tha Indiana and had been ICeatlase* Us rag* rwsrl M U \ UK »• lien I' m tgllf. l> I , , n . i I tr.«| 1 , 11* i,i,!leated \ of i h*\r« l,Md 4 1 II ■' p' . . 1. t ,J V .«t M * I m i v I,ill.I I Hilt ...... I M ill ml lhm\ nrll ■I \. \mk . m,. I ii» \ . m r.il, ■H mi met* IL.i i ibl I i l u .i t . I Ilf Moan •orM S f’i u Al | .i n t m v i • ♦m||.. •» iI I•if| Mn I ■- i ll Mit m i 11,^ • >1 e - 1.1» 11 m(if k *| o* f( Old. i Vtill U lit i ' mi m .I lo md f ft 4h 4j ) *4t *tt #.i Hu lu.tu h|.|| N, 1 , < , #»» M,,ll,, , ,f 1hi* 1 1*41 . 1. •.ft \-ltn ,m h itMiff. 1tn , 44III 1* |........... Hi llli II |l|< ,♦ i L Ml .411! 1111 flf •*1 ,1». t • •in ■' t'| #1 ■M U d l|. # j i, |‘MM «! cl 11. ♦I. Hi m ) •I id lh» • o in t I |N In i'll n 11U* »A,»• ' I I I Ne w D evice S h o w s I low F a s f C a r s A r e Upended In Wen .rights 1 ■*Mi •* 11ml \ •o.i* , Ui V *1*141* flu .1 if ,utl •fig irr lie •1 nt Mr. 'uiily 4UM>*J III lift •' mn t i ur i ,.m fill \I V >•#41, \U \' i cl I I t u* in* ••in . Iiidnlt.l » I . , . i,i . i. , n ..f lln- Sliul I Itll IM*! 1 llli ji! •I u'il* lmvt1 ii iiiliiiiiiiim iidnd |u »•1 in V pi d il nf Hi i'l iiH ii nt! n n hull *111* |»i «•» I I .. Ill tv <4 I ef I l 4*4lit it Nsllill' l| luilf |*i »*t 'll! I'ii-ii 7 (full-, wind'*"''lili M iu - mIii I*’ mill*, ill Itiilk, uill •i. i ii m i ui until) uf HI •,i*id** u knillnn, , iinti-Njil**, i\ *(••♦*♦I " ‘ill • * i i - ii I h, %vluili ***nl*', ii(ul «7 iu mI h, i * lull, wliilu n |drd will •••■II ill I I m i l l h, wludr-uhs mid !•» n *iL. ■•* lull, und u !uilf'|»l»il ill 7 i i f i l M. Wllllll'hlll'. • dl In Top I 111 Tn • Works r.utlom t,,l„, F»*ter M ‘A , , D. K nr \\ UHTF * ll 1 M.tl 1' ' ,t *4.1 IN 111 ll.l l 1 , . 4 -1 1 •♦( I f hfMfl «»f .*H> ♦ 1 It M ih m y lif*i lln 1 IM tn m* 1IM( 1' « -il it ,|e,,1 . ,<1 .1 hill] 1( * hull. ill |i ! I'M - i (till* I i »I ., ,.i I'ti'sidrnt 1 ** | I '•*. I ||’i 1 I Ur Hull !•♦.... hK H im (ii\ c ft 1 linn 41 I i i id • * .1 . 4 , hti ' vi, 111S111i*LT•4111/( d \ h u l l I *"N I*.I, - 1 , 1. liiiM, III lull) , f u r milluii mi iiuim %t ill i'11-t !»H It-Iil’ it ualluft, tvliulwfife \ pint uf !iiiiii(»{'f,iiiu 4 milk I* u •i•* d. I,, "hpi.irtcrn. *■t»11**V*« I 1Is* **- i * nlii.. 1,1 i jut i (i .iliiml tin* > l.unt nl SI,ito Dl*« Ii,i 1 1iii*1nt |l , l fnl ♦'n- hip hnffijul Ills! ,1tl ill Ki t ‘ *•ii , In-, first net hull' ml Hu t>•(|,i \ III iii* I , *■ 114*11 hi Ilf* tho 1III 1-1 1( |l!.|| N u| i iii* wun him Ittuiiu » I , • il l d IN I♦> I 1 mliower. hull *ill! ....... . Mi •I-, tin.Is- I ell* *•1 I....... i Ii il*It *ft Iin* l n * il-,* u *,ii * * Mu lit M Il’iu I -tli! L mI iy Wfd »e1 ' ,1 hit* -ii II. H . dull ♦n |*r ,k i*n Hu h l. pfuijin lu J t> l**I 1 •ii . u i H i > •1(1 lift **’t If•iii%i -i lu (it *•« Him FHI. ( Ml ft'III I - I'dUiiiUr t il I•if *f ' hr I ,t *11(| lull) h* jMit lil * bi|'d lllflll !*• M u l l Mill It ** Ii. hi" lu 1(1 11 , J |{ni 11h ,IIMJ nsuiU In m\» hi (ir my lilf*. ruc4 i , . r,.iinw Mi 1 ui it ,ilif( 11*1 N 11 1 In G e n K h e n l t o w i M, . M„,i*," >I* i *I JIIU|IIt, lit* I* • I T '■ .• •• .It'iiii NumilU | i n i n m i l l ' , . M, !• ; Inu , nt i nUL'r nindc; M m ll itu'id $; Mi - I. tii I*i in ,i ml Mi Kh urtm flu1 un**|, di i'ru m♦l"ii • M » v it* T i m e T a b l e l‘!i" i|j tl|,f‘i U ill hr (Veil I.*. Lrf! Ulhl hllli‘fn‘1 llu (i'll lid ul t:(J<i ♦». iii . Sumliiy ul Illinium und Lfll!' I III'' ilivih’i! 1" Hi'1 pu id \ Fmurul I Imm1 fur WII Hum Ihiiry mid cju li niumltiT *h u-ki-d !«i lu mu I, i i ,tiler iif Mis. George Kw un,. » L’tf' f", ul, I- „l D" D*,il, 1ii who tlleil ,-iirly yesterday morn- j ilustrial S<-l,',ol ft,, t'1,1- in *'• alii# mg nt li<" home of Mr. und Mr« aid fur nnIi Ii’Ii i» a iuuji* t uf Hu •luff, Flmiiitiitl aid ufid findiiiK Kwun on Kim Avenue. In 111 hi'iillh for four yimr* Mr. I'mployimnt fm Ihr iflrli* i* mi in Henry hml been n resilient of lururtl nf tin* dull, Cook Imm'K n contailiinu ri’ciptR Hituforil l" "ears. He was n mem­ ber of tlie First Christian Church. nf innitlairR un widl un ntlivr i't* In addition to Mrs. Kwnn he I* ccllrnl rnoki nf Hanfnrd and vlr* survived by another sister atul a Inlty w«ri« cllulrlliiitiul l»y Mri*. i,mutter of nieces und nophows. True, t'rococdf drrlvvd from tin* Service* will ha conducted by !»nuk an* ulno imi*U in llu* denial the Rev. Herbert J. Hass and fund. All mtunticra of tho dub and burial will follow in Evergreen Yowdl'a storo huvo thu hooka for »ale. Com tilery. ..m■■ of |H 1 luMI (* v •* Mn' Ilcnry Service Will Ito Held Sunday I’.M. uf ho , *1 1* -iin-e I*• N!*rvit*»*H will i Iiom R il/ .T h c a lc i MlliiiiUllli |u ♦•■* i'l’fllfi* f ■ I Ml 1 ,4 4 ■ellsI 11Fi*iui11in mill- w *M l*» '*7 •"* *1 • » - d 4 . I. -I ii *|*if1 1 1 i'fi ••■♦in! iniiikrt uud III I I. it **r, ii ui o hid Hu liu|i*4*iili> it«ii i k**. ................. . vi i: li»l»* liuuui^MiiA*‘d milk \|$ I I #jwi Ft*ui-* u *|uifft, ri'iiiil, null . f|»e ......... Fiiiiurtil I •*ver, N 1 .4 It- l.i '•I I 1 « rdiuN lui* Hu 1,M1' tI*-'"it in.i flu If ,4|Mf he hi. , i. i It ih \ in Pli«> •If. ♦mu i 4Ur I it >T •ti i* he pn Ml. nl id ill 1*•mi •v I n ! Ill,1 III! ♦ m*. * ll *• ' i ki It m r ill f •'ll* ItU #1 i"*mtnv 1lull II mii fif *\ ♦' 1 1* pi. 4(1* I' nf B. A n d \\ W . d F l a n s S t v l r S!im \ I 4‘ 11||it I t ] tl.'lll n Ittill’wllfi-. I ’n s i t i n i i ll Mu' iM ii ltd uirl I fil uiliit l1 ii 1 * ti# ui ' -i**d ui ■I if Hit ’■n 4• |,« 11■ *in i *-'u*i' i? Hu h i i ,|( imi • ii- lilt I ifUlltfl- •S* fuiui.L « I lit I., Mir\ I ' n a .-'iiiA •till t -f .MmI."Dili; Aren Im lu slria l- Ut Selerlt'il 11\ * it‘11* i ral F u r I m p o r t a n t itfiii t lu*|•| in I I' ' itU* ill* mt Nit' I t IlijH ♦'* Hi HI Ii i (lilt Ml!U"i •11|-|*l .if i**•nl r.. It MU11* III llu ■'(U |*ul.| i 1hit I |il il l- Mu *i'll- * llilk cvi-la m l # pfilh <1 mil i "|ftl fll VlU'N H> I.,.,,. f. . uni 1 I purl,III l MU j,f 1 1u 1 .11 dun Hu 1 ll. i« .Mis liUi >i , Hi. • r - -4, 1 * )•. 1 1*4. •i \uiHi K 4. It... -p 1 -«» hi (1 1 4) , 1. i ' 4 » * tUli 1 Ih* U.S.1 Mu. .1 Min .| .1 ,•C "Hill •ti 1,** '♦) (It H|| \ . h..| Mil' *4 1.41 Ml fIn jiif.t.i ll INi (I '*♦» •iff 11> Dfc- M .-lii , 1l *•!)* is 1 Uf \ i bun i Imm • i hiulf if! 41id 4 lilts r Pminikre, county m m missleioT f-o ri I.omr'vood, yrster. il*v riltended a nr.*I imi of tile Slide Itoinl Department hnunl at T a iln ,,n**ea in an nttemnt to have It’d I li t on the .............. .. Sprlnira »-oid omb'et In Decemlior, Ueo-Ilor l.loyd ?■*, Iloyle, roaiity attorney, said today. ||e related that I'ouinilsaloner t'otin'k’-e wns 'itleinptlnir to have Hie hid* let before the preaent state lawirtl vvent out of office. h mi I fail m i t n n i t tr it i k m w ! tit! 1n nmn s i.o n . r \lii. *i i'losti! lod.lj til,it 1111 It.I,I t r ll fil'd smashed a f.uiatii d lllin i n|| .i v isti granted tn 1 s Vlltunr) s ililt hfd.n no Siopei lid i tll'Ml lilt .1,1Mil's |' Ml t il.HD t V flit the 1‘erttrat Ko ie u i I tiitl .in l ight m h I sta\ to Ho i Ml. *1 lupped lesser .ill.,. 1, . t ■It) |4 S|.ilr mu (he hiitlle Ion* I hr III thsh 'vnli'i .il m .list he \ t S fjg hlh Vi oi% 1”*' • in.t u til i’Vil»lls|I hoi fliilliri ,itrl% lil U (■•Id nitres|iionliids \n . 1Ml lit41 i*4 klOlO II Mi.il It• Mill* tl.nl I'M'li VI .1 - lost I Inr fill in nl Hu l mu nit bin I |t.i 1 11 I Ii" said all es| |in«if i d II I'Mli I In mM.IIII plll'lh fV 4 .nils! ho toed tlie ft**/eo S| n.llufs 1mvi*|»|| It Mi"* dl flu l««p«*s. *if S um »» 1 U nl i Ii. M uni I*.it I u W \ Mrn II kdh tI « iiunitf tf mi , 11 i i .ill t i l St i .hthtuu o Sooth Kim i*i i hi* Itottl •rti.itul * hfiv r Ut * m h ,rl»‘l h> have lu -I ii) id u r,M 11. Mif til •«mi; fi itfii.il I'M'Ih m>i*• i "in M. time s oi IS U.\ h h iii M infill* in • ut lli* I mUi >1 Hi tllll* nf lilt 11 Id oi SI jil* Ml < (i t UI is Mu . iithi i nl ♦>•hand Mil ini' I tiii I ''ii hi It v S t •On 0 \ l.’f il haMalmt hill - forint l ini' tfih rf tut.fht ., I Old nf Stf1111at <4 | ■ * U h» I l.ill Ji.il lo * ll Miti i nli i in I . I ipu ,i '. 1 'In , I tn ♦ till! Ill ll> I IIIIV t v »*l lilt* itllm Mr v •f, I ft I I I 4oh O IMl -t Hi* lit|iiii h .i 3|Ilf I I *%i*\i ! i .ml vi i It. J.f I l i e «"f in-'i i j i !' fllli 1N fills It,Him <i l v lh« m * M iflim ,m I' mmi Ii . ♦UHp.'i 1 C iliit ir ftHI Ifil lilt- M\f. I II , 11«1 M t , 1 Iinin •" null* •] *« hmi i»l Mm I ‘hoi m1itv l" H v , i >-fiifi.fOie hi l"' •hi i-iu I-. ,i 4 iouh.ition.m oif iof * •loo ' O (I OI Ml. ill I nii r tic 'AO. |'• III it 11M11 .11 I ft Mil I In* Mind .1 t.... A f f Ks 1i uni nmol i » « •tn. i SSIII Ills, lo the hill t oi Hided |*i i.111»111% in id * diiu i " r r k l v " N»w Sliilf oi,to .111ff \ i lien tone no L m U dv I iii... huo ( i l r t i l f said lm had .ipphi'd --ii '‘Oloei tn f I ,i dd n i i i i H v to I lie I s •I ho nIN dl 111 I df lln \Hied .*r 11Mi i griuTal fm .i \i ,i unl lilt* d mit veloeh a long ipieslomoiom1 So ill II *nis fold I IMl ' I "A fle r four Meek t fi.«\i heeo I• 'told I eao tin %i* ao lo, hi u i k w a IS 0 It nil's la jO 1111 f i M i l Inand po> more tli.m >i\ |Hnmds evi hooia nf 11n 11 i • and e.iilv (til ,111h f inf) in e.ihle < li.ii. * . iiM-io i ed iiifirning >1 Moehh \ hilnno id i hi 'in Du MUM'Ne of a It {Mining den Hi'si' i hill :i*11 Sjiiipui Ltd • hml sum hi* a roll' In n Ih' n **■ lm* In ml i I'hfuli' ^lf f I., Oil HI die l lilted Ill'll i V4»’ •i 1iK h .k|ii,*lv It'it Hi. . M > ,\ |,,il. 1 |lei I Till Inld NimHi ....... in lu Iif Hu 1 i Diimf Hie whole lm . on 01 ill ll.i Ve hi •n*l |i-*f M\ ,'fh'i il . n Hu • "mil • i/atiwn is nskiiiir loi'til lesidruls to Ida Imal enllui*hi'l* The CltUi-ii* Hospital Commit, extend tin1 hii-pittilitv of ||,uii ni m K IICI.I Oritcil on by a keynote address The eiiuliirer made no alluw Immrs on I'lim ik-giving l)n v in tcu, which Micccssfidlv sponsored bv (icorue \V. Gibbs, tbp mci'tllU! tV \SI I INl .11 IN I* I'rrsoleiil personnel of the Sanford Naval the passnirn of the (,‘oiinty Hospi­ alien,led by about 7.3 persons from anee. Imwevel. for pet tin pn the elect PIsi-idiMW r r ' . i-flolre of I It 1 *■ A ll StuLiou. iieemtllng In all nil- tal ImiiiiI issue at the mills oil Nuv. up and down Hie Kt Julius basin ureiilesl intiiniplile benefit which ore rim* 1 nfImi Mi|,|„,rlers fur 1 „h noiiiireiurlil by .lurk Uiilignu, I,rad I. today aimouneisl the name* of and Hip Indian lllvrr shores, set call lie derived from the ennui Inel ptisls left i’afl liepiildii mis At, present, leu there ,yachtsmen, wonderllU! Iistiiv If they are eo of I In* gloiip. five prominent men in Sniiliiote llielr siKlil* nil till) Until and devr , Aitniti this roiultof T lin n k 'ir l'lm* ( 'utility It lias recommended for liijtrd a firm course nf action to m,,s '!f whum ate .d fmuticlers me to share In II,e new- ailliilnls Imjiislrtiillsis. use the Inter II I,lloli's |n|, inti* Pay, •* lias broil tlio cane In other the five-mail laiaril of bosplta' achlcvp It. Karl llrnwn, the He years when tills ro tiu liy war* trustees to la' appointed by Gover­ I.ond rihlbllur and promoter, wa* ‘''mjlal "atcr"iiy to take llielr Mlspriliowcr has si* mine raid t-nught In U«* throes of war, ninny nor Puller Warren. eteeteil In serve a* temporary lire H 'h ts to Miami they never sen m l phiees to fill ulus a half ifo/ru They are Hr. (1. 8, Seaman, ,\l- slilcnl of the Kruiip. of the youth of tldn iiwtiim an mlaml iniiimi Morula, Morina. the im- ipiruenu* i.oryemis *e,fn -.ipn ,,r Job* uf a Imost eUii-il ra*.k (a t m u n y iil flow, l|ii<>hiippy u l- ti,monte Hprlnus: .luhn Kvun«, Tlie meetlnii pniv'Wed answers ery and plea Mint liu,ia*ito.i a^.tl |Hud hifkeA «f Am fteb.1l A 'full Oviedo; (ienrrai J’. C. irutclilsmi,’ In two urcat i|U«»tlolls. Whut will 1 amspbsrr of llodr luiinu*. , 1 'J'T, T r 'v*i* l " ‘ waleldnt! the f’leslilent Many of tile men in the A Mnril Pil'd It. Wilson, ami llmvartl Pn- Iho Sanford Tltllivllli' I'.innl do for 1* -irrp* ............. .. ........ 101 k.i. Siuiford. anil ollirr |H >intN along *llle of SunfordS,-l vires at liulile will miss this ast'entrnl Plnrldn? And. Imw ran we tin* ri\»*i I'liry never ran rr.uli, [ T nft’« friends fiiniiil little In ■orbitinn witli llielr families, I The followlnir is tbr romnh-tr Ho about mir Job? ti«»iif u hi m Kf ’ f'liln*'* i*i .hi by water, the jmlnt^ ,ilo»n! flu* '4itumii <■«■ while niuuv oversells will have Ut­ text of tlie statement issued (oint<♦ | i' *.11 *f 1 1.«V III*- f liiilri nf ile mole lo Is' lluilikful fm Ihnn ly today by Jiidifr Domrlns Kiro. W IIAT Wild, T ill, t AN.tl m i­ uklituHliit Itiu r, or gel «!•»•* to the fuel II m-v are alive, M-ived up strorn and Gonritr Touliy. ro-rhulrurlando and Lee*biiit: I'h-it m ♦.Putin I unIm I lii 11*-s »»f New Niiil with it lurkev illnilri nlii mens kit. men nf the Cltltena Hospitlil CumThn Corps o. lafijiliieer^ li.is «li llii*\ euiitiot reneh them will..... i *1*• M 'lTltiir \ uf ' f,ll** » 11ill I* I It ontlnurd On I'age S id Tlinukstfiviliir for Ilf* in a eotinreeled its studies of th«* ru m I pro loin; mid unlikely sole iiHimev .iff Wll-Mli nf |Iftf lilt 1. iflil.it M i*|i •! fur %i*» rrt i •v ul «I< try vvliirli bus not suffered the jeet nlong the lines of a multi their mam course to Wesi r dm |»i't'""*nlrii! f|*fi **' .Hill liiu I lull _ f,t **» MrK.iV IIIVHire* of war, rvlllriu -n l Iiredonipurpone ualerwd)* servinu the lien, b nnd Minim iiiiintly in so many cunnlrle* a nerds of imvlgatlun. reereotionnl ( II Is nlmosl i i \loinnTll-. Iimu ,i-r. nf Urrguii fm I<r«t,i(\ uf Mir hrmnl, limy l>e expressed in (iitrl boutlnu, flood control mid venter Hint If I hose same successful bus inletiur by local maiden to by invltinir sullMl ttrrt' e.irlv * uf Ki stublllintlnn Complexity uf tin* iness men who have seen loved ml 1•**•».1 tit/nl unit* •*III IMS (m m the base to join them in nfftil h«i I lli* problem ha* been InfRply rrspnn anil luvcsleil heavily nlop-; Die %1-ittimi «■'I in hi' .... h 1 •■. , 1 .1 1, (4, 1 KM tin* i their home ob’ i'lvaaces. |slblc for Ihc tortuous delays in illiproiiiii-tlve Inivu-r Knst i ,,n-l -villi l.ifl fur the |iH’'ltietiMjiI iiurn .u* 4 .4 1' 1 t 1. . | i •14* >» The U 8 (( Is nsklmr Sanford rest, shores were welcutuei! In 1,-utinl i n nI Mitt I the stiulic*. i i4, •>44, 11, .-«• 1,3 11 k3til 1i M drills to invite a sailor and Ids ( i n lit**' p r e fe rtt i l tint*Mini nun | Navl|atlon: a few years prior In .4 .>« r-.ll-M. tut* 1 Ii "* Florida, they would oe even more buddy to llielr hoinrs for Thank*- . »•■«*|iij* i-i Mi bifid*- "U 1i. 1 Nl The Ariwr>,l Kits-,;* c il.lli' MimhI World War II. the Jacksonville impressed by tlie uppnrtiriilu- , , , » t r ii! 11 n im III .I ul n || llte ilnv I'.l irivinir illtmer, Mi *. J . f.. Corley l« I venliu'M'f viuii Mir nuinunitiurt ■ > ! II r *" kPslips— 1In In* i >ti rliuirniHii of the eommlltee In I,'ink r ro lv ril IP lw>ttl”« uf MimhI district cnulnccr esllinnlrd savimjs fronllmt them anil m n* - mild I|n* ( TiitMigu ttinv riil mu Urr.uiNi4Inti I*|i t , 1111' 1*' III* 11I Hu M !i rlmrtte of the priurinm . insistisl bv t'l the K|>,ar<i«xl Parish llnusr ill coil of umvlns freight hclwccn beiiin in establish ni-»- I hi s11,. - -ses tin\»'w N'uikrr hull illiiftrfl -i ill* *1, 'T ill -4114Fit lu Miss 4•>tawIn Hinton and Mrs. p. K. '•p.trnln*'. ll wns rn"urt,*l I im' hv Sunfnrd and Ilia Indlnn River via and Induslrles Ibere I is .i\m 11" I t• |IttliiU S ' i •I. ev.u tlv pint fur in foreign pulirv plunk In Itoumlllat. Ii " Mrs Velum liiiii|||l"l, rxrrutlvr the proposed canal ul $23,000 an malic, because Ihal I w tilt h I iu M i e;mitl(htte« Dgreetl i jai ♦•Ilu' Iu 141Mlg 1i (Mr |ul A s per Ia I coupon I* helllir in ilil- - , ’rretnrr uf tli" Seminole County nunlly. Till* wax nt a time when what they have linin' alnnu Die |U Mir Nrlretlun uf hnlli*' muM Central Klurliia wa* luriiely an a« id bv The Herald for residents f’hnnter of the American Ited laiwcr Hast Coast Miami i- be I " " 1" 1» (if t*iill. in ' h. rlcultural land. Industrie* have cumlni; a jjrrat Industrial n D -is liOf* pulilIt'iin*’ hellrveit KI m *ii Iii»u III, I1111jI ! Ii111U V Ml! wlm wish to participate la this Cross. r r hiirl iins'V rrrtl I li'incwnilH' since bctfim to move Into the terri­ n result (lot the ritv whh h nt U 8 tl project. VI.. >11 •111ji I lie I I'llI ' O f tlir ti" persons who offered tory. Rail transportation costs tracteii them is now lii-yliuinu' in eh.irgri timing Ihr pre*»nlenlittl 4 1,1 Mill Mmf J *I tog V ' i'll lit. *n ilnnnli' MiiimI. Ill were arreiitwl, have virtually doubled ilurlnif the rnrnpiiik’ii tIt . 1 1 I he gi rirral Itiul \M f Mli,|ir ,*1(1", 14I I ' 1 the other (3 were rejected thronuli InlcrvcnlniJ years unit the savlnjj* lose them The«e same luismi's* hern ” 1 uLiMimt'-i l *\Iiiipu' 1tv • n u*I no fimlf of t liftr own, Mrs. Gun- to be effected by water Iranspor men lire heulniiinp tn visil nlher Whilf Ihitle |>1 nitdlitV' uutililn ♦ piai-e*— Ibimlnii-un Itepulilic Hal i .it il* h i uim< il iiu* xnl"* *11 111, lliivr hern iiinung l.ifl*'* rtiulf!"* tatlon have Increased proportion- .. Hie llahuiua*. or l.atln Ami t n I 11. I A'' I I|f i I' * *' Ii" Thn*u uffcilnit Muoil went a* Foiiraiirc' Attends Hoad firmip Meet nl> 1U \ I It *N I* l «i .tit.i m t. I j n i l' MmIi i I Itoiimn i 11liitin i ifthu ills Progress Of St. Johns lndian Citizens Group Tells Choice For River Canal Pro ject Is Related Sralarrr Vlacmlnr ennui m (ir.itlli .mil rriienllim'al Hospital Board . ,, ,, , urll* Hies. oxrurMim I I , spnrl Itiver ..I tlppormnlly may bo l oiiM' the mntlii of till) St -Inbn* h Noted Catholic Chinese Charge Author Rejects Is Beaten Back VisaGivenByU.S. By ROK Forces WASHINGTON t# - W II 11 n in Green, |>r<-si«i«‘ii( of ihc API., died _uf n hoar! attack today at his '•home in Cim.ihtK'Inn. 0 . Ihc API, announced Green « j i hi II wos tlic u-eoml dentil id n inalor Inlmr Irinicr within n month. Philip Murray, head nf the riinl CIO. e„lli,p.ed and died at San Frnnci’ cn Nov i> Green was burn in CostuK-lon March 3, inn, the Min nf a coal miner |le was working In the Ohio mines before be was out of tirade y s eh no I and was a full fledged miner by die time he wo* IS Green first turned tn polities and served n term in the Ohio Sennte Then be went Into union activity, pioneering in tlio field of nationwide ortiatilialion. At .13. lie bad become president of the Ohio district mine workers _**»-fil r» tit»* nf ill* .1«»Vin - - [ n Min ii |J|i i i *,114,11 union lie advanced to secretary treas­ ft ■■•mi I'n/Ah* tiik'* to llif Indian lUwt iit- 1 ninth i»f lih.sMil, Sun 1 in |fn I ' liti i Tit j,T -* man p.opoi diroi'thftiii! 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I *» 7:18 ■ (1:83 J ..... ii" , , C i t y " * „ * 7:8ft " I nl-- ,.f NitutJo*" i in i n j ■ I'.iiMt • H: fit) S,,n,|«v "l*ri oner of /.endn" t to - 3:17 • r.;l!> 7:21 - Ul83 3IUV1KI.AND "Murk "f tl'c Renegn'le".Show open* (1:30, feature 1:111, intern,i*»ion 8:21. last feature DlQO Saturday • "Laramie Moun­ tain*" uml "Chain uf Circumstances" •“ Sunday • "Thu River" . . ____ � 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, November 20, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 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>, November 20, 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/7e4b4d6f02d91657da64cf8f44fc8938.pdf 5ab0ac69b118497423b563a62be7a1c4 PDF Text Text • X "i j*"Wi W t T?mr> t i i t w ? } rrv 't f i: HA t t High School PTA To S p o n s o r Contest; Proceeds Will Go To Celery C r u t e A favnred Seminole Juriim Vnralty eleven will rump llir gridiron ft>r the toil time thlr yerv* v. !i'ii l>Mry-MlE{U- Mainland :.f Beach In u ciinlml Glut will I*. nponxorrd l>y I ho I'u rrn t-T 'in h 'ri Association nt Seminole High School In tlir Memorial E Indium thin evening starting nl 7:110 tun. lioDittiru: of it record tif three wlntt mill two loascx, both to Edgewater, tin' Junior Fed* will Im out seeking their fottrlh win of the year mill xerond over Mainland. Earlier tin* Kt'Ottnu'n ine*merizrd the coastal city junior gridiron great* liy no appalling 112-0 count. This will 7h> the first game ihU year apunsured by thr Larry Hates Jun iiawains mother* and learhers of HHH. Hanford has played Its last three 3V tussles In the rnnflnr* of the mammoth Memorial Stadium. la>cal fans will have their Inst thanrn to get a preview of grid­ iron uroaprets who niay moke the headlines In years to eotne. Coach Scott boast of n bevy of promising looking griddrr*. There I* idle driving Johnny Jones, the hlg sophomore fullbark, he ran kirk a mile and rips through Ihe line like n little Hick Tavares. Jtnes Is the lead­ ing point prndurer on Ihe stptad with 50 an Tar in five games. Then there la wiry Handy Rey­ nold* who hns spnl to 2H point* for the JVs this season, ranking second. Ralph Ftown* a bruising blocking hack who run loke the ball when tho occasion ntlses. Dalla* Turner looks like aoollier dependable hulfbuek gradually Im­ proving a* lie keep* growing. Tu r­ ner ha* great potential* a» 11 run­ ning hark. Jimmy Hawkln* has more than Impressed eoarhea and fans alike with hi* hard running and fair passing wing. He ha* to Im­ prove, hut hflng Just n fresh­ man he hu* Ihe lime. In the forward wall minin pluyer* have more than encouraged the roaches* hope* for years to come. Larry Hate* 1* rarepllomil|v promising at tho tarkto p<>*l. The Idonde buster, who resemble* Jackie Jensen of the Washington Senator* and former All-Amerlenn bark Ham California. ha* the *W" and ability t« nmkn l^rp grid •quad. He Is only u sophomore too. Others worth watching are bulky Robert Newsom 2IH pound freshman Inckln, Harold Fate, end, flrne Has*. Holt Carter and Hob Tonlaht Semlnolo JVa va. Mainland Nov. 28 Semlnolo* va. DeLaml (Hume coming) Nov. >7 Crooms v*. Euatl* (Celery Tilt) C«l«ry Fed Schedule Net. I I — Kdgewii Nav. 88— DeLand, Bowling Standings m frtTn fm Trrn rtrv fr Seminole Blues lit K E N T l lllvll. IIN Until you ever dH’Muird of mino* 1Inv owning uinl opiinting yottl own ItuscOnll clllli'f Siii-Ii n •I r t n might brcinni* n nnlity. ("i v«u run iiiolnilily Ini) Ho Si oiioiil.' llllll'H, K'lllell’ witil M'Vril I>n)I player*, 1nlh, rollin' inn *■*n1i1»mi'llt. uniform" mil u fimuln » m tho Florida Hint" l.i'uifiu1 in Him- r miiiln .Inti E cuimii* imxt year. fo n t w it h i h t c j u m Ii i I i I v to 11 o lm "I'llle** some local uogel or hbI" $200,000 "Indium, f"i 11 in 1 ■ group of niigel* rallies In Ihe Ice* tlinn tlir cost of it" tit'i inl'" loie toinrirrow riixlit, we may new homo tmliiy $1,000. Im- furred to liiiuidate our u*iiHHel* (meaning player*, Im* Til ore nrc nn HtrliiK* ultiirliril. elr.) mid sell tin- franchise to All debt* will lie rleared iiwm> some other ally like Mrlhnurne, for 11 now owner. Tomorrow (ialnenville or Grain, We might night a moioeiitus meelinit of *el| the friinrlilae and other ax(he director* unit *I nekholder n sets Ip another city complete in of (he Illiirt will ho held in the a bargain package deal loo." ('nfnniLxInnrr*' room of Ihe Callnluin tlu’ii brought out nn City Hall for the "expressed" purpose of selling out the rlub important p»i"i l»y saying, "We are not interested in making any to liquidate nil debt*. If you live In Hanford "i Semin­ profit mi Ihe aid' This l> a non­ ole Countv you will lime mi ilieule profit organisation a* it stands truek to the |iureha<e iilee John und we nre Interested in irpuying nil nf "in drlds." Colliihiiu, prvidd'itt "f •!» Semin Hope for Ma|or League help o|e Countv Hum I,nil A oitnli"ll, hu* faded, though there I* nn "tilled thill the ownei "f the ii"tl outsjili* rhuMre that the New profit organization m u piutleiiYork (.lint* may deride In aid a lurly Interested in selling I" -ome Sanford entry. F.vrrv rlult In the one in till" vicinity who will kee|i Mg league* were nuitarled with­ Hie finnrhlxe In Sanford. out a reply. However Carl HullWhile I he rum or of ft.1100 led, farm director of thr New ha*»’l officially hern confirmed York (.lard*, said he would he by the director*, It hii«n’l been In Huitfnrd with llorare Stonedenied and If u liiildrr wrre to ham, president of the «a*l (Hunt offer that amount Cnllahnn ad­ holding*. That «n* over a month mitted the rlub would gl»r H ago ami John Itrider, lllue gen"very xrrltni* r))itwl(trrial!«»»."* rral manager, Im* given up nn "Home full* innv not ri nllre the the 1951 settlor lisip wlnnrr* un­ ginvlly of the loctll hneeluill itIItil 11Tier the haaehnll meeting* In ntlon," Gulluhnn explained. "SnnI'liornls In two week*. ford stand* 11 very good ehanre of Iln:" bnjl on the whole bus annot having 11 team here In Ihe Michigan State Continues Hold On No. 1 Rating Gcoi'tfin Tech Is In 2nd And Oh; Miss Rises U|> To (ith tty HIP WATSON NEW YORK in— Michigan Stale, leader for most of Ihu season in the Associated Pres* noil of the nation’s lop college football teams, apparently ha* only to heat Mar ouelto Suturduy to wrap up It* flrat natlnnul football champion ship. Michigan Klntc'* Impressive Zl 1 thumping of Noire Dome, corn blued wjlh Georgia Tech’s close call ugninst Alabama ami Mary­ land's upset loss to Mississippi, left the undefeated .Spartans off by themselves wllh nearly two thit do of Ihe third place votes from 127 s|Mirts writers amt broad casters participating In this week's poll. Michigan Stale was named first HANFORD liy flt) voters nnd piled up l.HiH Opoonenls (mints 011 Ihe usual basis of in Oppoiipnli points for first, nine fur second Hanford DcLand 9 ami so nn down the line. 31 I Mainland 0 Despite It* close game wllh 33 1 (Daytona) Aluhnmu Georgia Tech managed in retain second place. The writers Kilgewater 13 appeared uhoul evenly divided in (Orlando) their regard for third • ranked Hd.and 7 UCLA nnd fourth ranked Southern „ Edgewuler 9 This will ho the probable start California. Tech received l,02u point* as compared to libH fur tna lineup for this evening's lit:I,A ami till lor USC, Hanford JVa Oklahoma, bouncing hack from L B — Jimmy Whatley Its Noire Dame defeat with a 47 7 L T — Robert New son thrashing nf Missouri, Jumped LG— l)ob Shoemaker from eighth placo up to fifth, with C— Hob Carter 543 points. KG— Larry Hate* Mississippi cllmhcd from I Ith R T— Gene Haas place to sixth with Its upset and K B — Harold Fate in the prnceaa knocked Maryland B— Handy Reynold* from third down to eighth. Ten­ H — Ralph Flowers nessee held firm In seventh place, B— Dalla* Turner while Notre Dame fell from sixth B— Johnny Joneo to ninth ami Texu* dropped a notch to 10th despite a 14 7 victory over Texas Christian. Memorial Stadium Event Schedule rtw m riv The leader* (first-place vole* In arenthcsei); . Michigan Btato (SO)— ........1,188 2. Georgia Teen (14)........... .-1.020 3. UCLA (#) ..... ....... ............: 988 4. Southern California (11) „ Dll S. Oklahoma (1 ) ... — ..... — ... 511 9. Mississippi (4) ................ 522 7. Tennetseo (4) ........— ...... 4W 8. Maryland e**»4 ** ....................433 0. Notre Damn — — ----------------- 259 10. Texas *— — — .......... - 242 Second 10: Ilf Tu ll ft (9')1 H"" .«« •Mi•I*HM'M■US' 12. Michigan ........ ...»..... .............77 II, Wisconiln ...................... 58 14. Alabama «... . 4...... U 18. Syracuse .— ............. — — .40 10. Pittsburgh ( J ) .......... M f Palm Uracil Indians Are UoiikIiI lly Fans WEST FAI.M REACH i,n-l,oc[d funs agreed Monday night to In i'or|Mirnb' and raise ttO.UbO to up. penile the Weal Palm Heat'll In dlui" nf (lie Class H Florida 111 lirnuttunal l.i'iignn next scasnn They vnleil In IneoriHiratc u* the West Fulm lloai’h Indlutis, Inr,, nnd buy the liast'liall leuni from lam Orilwuy for SIMKHI If detail* aro completed In time, (Irurc Henry, general lutinager under Urdwuy, will represent tho new owners at the baseball meet­ ing in Phoenix starting lire. I. Orilwuy had owned the club five years. Fiipcr Picks Vmight For IlfHt SEC Coach ATLAN TA '-fl — Mississippi’s Johnny Vaught Is the Alluuta .loinaid's Southeastern Conference roach of the week Vaught's Ole Miss It e h o l s whipped Maryland •• the nation’s ininilicr three team, 21 11. Huturday in Ihe top collegiate upset ot the week Vaught has brought Ihe Rebels up from early season lie* with Vanderhlll and Kenliicky In n side position In the imdrfcnird column ami .1 Sugar Howl licrlh. (jimrlcrhnck Jimmy Lear made II n elraii sweep fur Ole Miss ns the conference roaches selected him SEC player of (he week. I cm ’- signal calling and piicilng fired the Mississippi offense to 41)1 mi ll yardage gained nnd three lout hdowns against M a r y l a n d , ralid an one of tho best defensive tenuis in Ihe nation. He completed II of III passes for 204 yards. EIGHTH MONDAY N IG H T lly Thr Associated Press HllOGKLYN - Rocky Castellanl, IIMA. t.ii/erue. Fa., outpointed Vic Cnrdrll. 153, Hartford, Conn., (10). PHILADELPHIA — Percy HasKelt, 12fl, Philadelphia, nutjiolntcd Teddy (Red Ton) Davis, 120, llnrtfurd, Conn,, (lo), PROVIDENCE - Johnny Goninlves, I35W, Oakland, Calff., out­ pointed Dennis Fat llrady, 140, Hartford, Conn.. (10). CHICAGO — Alan Momly, 14814, Chicago, outpointed A1 Andrews, Un, Superior, WIs.. (8). PARIS — Michel (Mickey) Lau­ rent, 150, Franco knocked out Lnurcid Dnulhllln, 1S8, France, (1). SALT LAKE C lT Y -R c x Layne, 200, Lrwlslon, Utah, knocked out Al Spaulding, 212, Oakland, Call/., (a), PENSACOLA, Fia.— Sonny Luci­ ano, 143, Patterson, N. J., out­ pointed Fein Acosta, I3S, New Or­ leans, (10). N O R TH -SO UTH G A IN E S V IL LE (Speclalh-All but seven of tho 52 points scored In the Florhlu-Auhurn gamo wore pushed arross tho north goal at rim Ida Field. This Just straight•'tied out tho spectator's necks, for In tlm season's npenur 32 qf tho 30 Others receiving votes Included poinla In Florida’s 33-fI victory over Stetson wore icored over the south goal. lata, Illinois and Kentucky. a i"is i r ,» ui y rjsji Stetson H atters To .. Bogin Drills Today ] D ELAN D IB— stetson's Hatters got the day off Monday, but work begins In esrneit todsy In prensrstion for Troy Mate, tna last none night ■ desire to avenge, the 84-18 To Be Put On Block A t Meeting Chico Guntale* I'aut Kakuw nt 1im Semlnolo Blue inventory. \ priMpcctlve huvrr would I1.1 v t h e rontrnrla of three In* lieldrrw, Ihe name number of niii hero und utility player and a ilerelirt ratrher. Five of Iheae |ilnrr* would lie veteran* and only two vet* are ellalhle to plat in Ihe F8L neat year, I lent me the name* of the play* ei you would own und their reriiiili in I!ifi2. I'itrhrr* Chiro Corralea (Hi-12) Mm 10v Ilyrd (14-10) .1■>rit■* lllvero (11-121 I ’llllty i.eorue Kenla .272 luflrlder* I.dm tint.ru .202 Joe l‘m lie .1107 1 hieo Gonznlrx, 2111 Calrher Honienle 1'etrm.lrm . 1flH All the pitcher* with the excep­ tion of Murruy Hyrd, who will ho limited nervier, will he veteran* next m niion. Kenla in limited servli> a* 1* Chiro Gonzales. Joe Far* i»e. Johnny Inihra, and Domenk' liomrnlr Felroslno sumed a "stiilus uuo" role since "Yogi” I’elroalno are elaaaed In the end of the scnaoii and hi tradi­ the veteran group. You ran just tion nothing of eonsrtpienen will all" it rin*» i'etroalnoV nuine off lie decided until these meeting* tin- lint, alnre nfter he Jumped the ■loll in the beginning of thr 11)52 roininrnrr. Now lei na briefly take a look . a mu, he has retired front base- Miami Jackson Is Miami's Defense Still Undefeated May Cause Gators In Kig Ten Play Trouble Saturday that nnv slip un may rovl them Iho clu.iiiplim*hip. Aflor Wesl Fulm Itench Friday night, the Generals still have to contend with Ft. Lauderdale and Hillsborough. And, If Jacksonville Jackson gel* bv It* last opponent, l-ee, mi Thanksgiving Huy, any Ins* suffered liy the General* will cost them Iho conference tills*. tinder Ihe loop’* point system of figuring tlm championship. Edison, nilhmign it Im* a better games won lost record, than Jacksonville Jackson, slund* almost no chance of slipping In amt taking the chnrn phinship Edison hns closed out Its conference schedule This week’s games: Thursday night— Hanford at Mr lando Edgcwnler Friday night Jeffersnn nt St. Petersburg. London at Lakeland, Coral Gable* nl Ft Lauderdale, Orlando Honor at lo<e, Miami Jackson at West Fulm Reach Plant. Hillsborough. Jucksimvdla Jackson nnd Edison are idle Standing* W ET. Miami Jackson 40 0 Eilison 7I 0 Jax Jneksou 5I 0 Hillsborough 41 1 Lakeland 42 3 West Palm Beach :i t 0 Ft, l.auderdulo 21 1 Fluid 24 0 St. Petersburg 3 4 I London 3 1 1 Jefferson 2 10 lloont! I .1 1 I.CC I t l) Ed gowater 13 1 Gustafson Is Happy With Miami I)riIlH 'i il l A l , C A III, EH (Special)— If •I"- I ’nl'-’Tsttv uf Miami defense i a- effi'i-tlve ngnlnsl the tlnl"••llv uf Florida ns II has liern ni’"lii"i (p'lst nf the Hurricane 1-rid flies this full, the (Intar* will bav" na easy time of It when Ihn tan elevens clash In Gainesville Siitiinlnv afternoon. Miirhln ha* bine hern ralibli-hrd a* a Ion heavy favorite In Ihe 1912 clash nnd the more eiitliii*la*Hr Galnearllle suoporter*. resurgent after three humil­ iating losses In ■ raw fo Miami, have been talking about 10 ami 511 point vlrtorle*. Two 11 of Miami foes have fail­ ed to score nt all, four have man­ aged to get n touchdown apiece; Alnlmnin got 21 point* and Ken­ tucky 29 and In both of those runic*, nilalake* by green offen­ sive player* were prime factors In iimch of the scoring. Allowing lust 10 point* per r ’litte to It* foes to ilnlc. the llurlien tie defense ha* been effective enough to have earned a 0-2 or 7-1 record for Miami In dale In­ stead of the weak 4-4 mark. The defense may be even stHfer this week as Joe Carlsi rum, Injured defensive guard. Is esnertrd In be hark In action. Joe did some brilliant work In keening the renter Imnregnnblr earlier In the yenr hut ha* miss­ ed three e*me* because of a leg Inlury, HI* return will give Ihe Hurricane* mure tleolh here ta Frrshmnn llnh DellaVullc ha* had to play with little or no fe­ Ilrf. Whatever rhntiro Miami hns for registering one nt the Mg upsets uf the year nnd trlpulng the (istors rent* with Conrh Amlv Gustafion'* shilitv tn hrenth life Into n weak Mlnml offense. The Miami offense made n sensational march In Hroro n first period touchdown ngnlnat Alnhnma— and then went three periods without a tally— a record whlrh was stretched to 11 rrlods without a score against outhenslurn cnnfvrene opposition when Imth Kentucky and Vander­ bilt registered shutout wins over Miami. Injuries and defensive weak­ nesses against passes have forced Coach Andy Gustafson to revamp hi* offensive backfleld plans until now only the quarterback* are playing In the position* originally assigned to them at the start of the season and rarely do the llur* riennea open a gamo with the same offensive backfleld two weeks In a row. . MIAMI WY— Another acrlmmago for hnih offenso nnd defense wa« nn tap today for tho University of Miami llurrlcniics who arc work­ ing for their dale wllh Florida In Gainesville Saturday. "Maybo It’ll ho the same for Wednesday," said Coach Andy Gustafson after Monday's workout avc tho Hurricane couching stuff lllo to cheer about. "The offenso showed lota of splrIt and iccmed to bo hitting pretty well," Gustafson said. "It was an encouraging workout.” But tho rrosh showed varsity de­ fender! enough lo make the coaches frown. The froah used Florida plays and timo after tlino opened gaping boles in the de­ fensive lino. Four Injured players returned tn action and came through In good shape. They wero Tackloa Dan Florida fullback Rick Games Toasottl anti Alton T , Korg, Full. scored only sla points In the da* tors' first five games, all on eatra point conversions. In the next two against Georgia and Auburn ha scored 81 on three touchdowns, two Geld goals and aovon oonver- S « Johnny Imbra hall and started In the gas station business. Imbra would bring the most m&ney on the open market since he hntted over .300 and had no peer nt second base all season In the loop. Joe Parlse maungrd to Sports Roundup By U A YLB TA L B O T NEW YORK (IB — The definite news that Tony Trabcrt of Cin­ cinnati and tho U. 8. Navy will rnnko tho trip to Australia on hi* own lime to loin our skimpy Davis Cup forces In pursuit of the International Tennis Trophy changes tho picture a little. It doein’t moan that our chances of defeating the Australian* In tho Challenge Round at Adelaide arc materially Improved— not 10 long a* Frank Srdgman and Ken Mc­ Gregor remain lound of wind and limb— but It should make a better contest of the three-dsy series and will make the Amstea much hap­ pier. Wo can testify that they were burned by whit (hey considered the lota! Inadequacy of our original selections — Vie Selxai, Straight Clark and the promise of young Ham Richardson late this month*. Utter* from a couple of our frirnds out that way were caustic. "It Is a shame you bloke* can’t send out a better team when all the reserved seals at Adelaide al­ ready are sold," wrote a Melbmirnlte high In Ausslo tennis coun­ cil*. "We don’t think you can beat us, but we would at least like to think you were having a go at it” They will feel better with the news that Trabert la coming, as they know him from last winter as one of Use world's most prom­ ising young plsyers, Tony was Im­ mensely popular personally too, mrnicly and they will be glad to wclrome him again. The same cannot be said o f every player wo have sent them. That Trabert,w111 reach anything nearing hia best form before tho Challenge Round la doubtful. It might not even be possible to em­ ploy him In singles In the Interzone final at Sydney Dec. 18-20, probably against Italy. But, wheth­ er he's ready or not, Tony should pair with Selaas both in singles and doubles in the Challenge Round Dec. 23-31, U only for good will purposes. Lakeland Fans Try To R etain FIL Club C’hlco Corralea Probably the best prospect from Ihe standpoint age and possibilities ia Chico Corralea, who posted the beat earn run avaraga and showed Ihe moat stuff all year on Ihe club, lie ia Ju*( 20-year*«td and has hud offera In the past from big lea­ gue club*. Rivero Is a good D pitcher who I* now In the veteran class and Hyrd has the highest Kit A mark In his Initial year. He would lie a good hot to keep for n i«l season. On the list of departed players who performed here ns Seminole lllue* last summer, wo will list their names and what teams they were returned to. Catcher Dusty Rhodes, llronk lyn organisation; Outfielder Fred Cavaltaro, released out­ right; I'ltrhers lllll Jones and I.ouls Kenla*, Lakeland and West I’alm llearh, respectively; Utility I'aul Kskew, Lakeland; Outflelder-ratrher Frank Smith, Manager-third Miami Heath; _____ _____ ________ basrman Chuck Aleno, drew nn ■utomallr re le a s e . Now you have an Ideu wlint the niuea have In the wav nf player der to bo retained on the roster of tho Sanford franchiie, must hnvr Five SEC Teams D raw B reather In Schedule During Week-End By Tho Associated Pros* With five Southeastern Confer­ ence fool hall lea in a not scheduled this week, practice sessions yrslerdav were either light or were skipped altogether. To replace Travis Hunt, 2H> pound turklc who suffered a se­ vere hack Injury In tho Heorgla Tech game, Alabama Coach Red Drew moved Hilly Shipp from de­ fense to offensive left tackle. Fea­ ture of a tight workout was the easing of freshman quarterback art Starr. Qen. Hob Neytand gave part nf hli Tennessee varsity squad a hol­ iday while the reserves scrim­ maged against Kentucky’s T-formotion plays. Tennessee Is ex­ pected to miss the services of fullback Andy Knzar. out for tho season with a pelvis fracture. Florida's practice sessions for Its game with Miami will be closed this week. Said Coach Hob Woodruff, sensing trouble ahead; “ Wo will have to do a lot of work In a short time." Ho claim* his team Is In the worst physical shape nf tho season. ficorgia Tech, playing a breather against Florida Slate, enjoyed Its usual Monday off. The Engineers will start work In secrecy today on new patterns for uso against arrh-rlval Georgia Nov, 20. Mississippi Coach Johnny Vaught gave his Sugar Bowl-bound squad a holiday but will have them back In training today far Mississippi Stale. The Rebel* hopo to have an unbeaten record when they play Georgia Tech New Year’s Day. Auburn worked lightly on de­ fenses to be used against Clemson. Scouts warned the team that trou­ ble could be expected from fresh­ man halfback Don King, replace­ ment for Injured Rllly Ifalr. Tulane got ■ holiday as a reward for Its 18-7 homecoming victory aver Vanderbilt. Greenle lineback­ er Charlie Pittman broke nn arm In tho gamo and will bo lost for B Gators Work Long Hours To Prepare For Miami Clash GAIN ESVILLE Wi— A barometer Is no more sensitive to trouble ahead lhan Florida Coach Bob Woodruff. The Gator mentor, usually placid and neighborly, I* working over­ time this week to make the results nf this coming weekend’s UR with Miami decidedly unhappy for th« Hurricane*. "Frankly, I’m worried about oui physical shape," he told corteapondent* Monday. "We hove five varsity members nut nf drill today following tho bruising Tennessee battle, and the remainder nf the squad arc plenty sore and stiff.’ Safetyman Jack Nichols, defen­ sive End Hob Horton, defensive Guard Joe D'Agostino, defensive Halfback Hob Davis nnd Hack Sammy Oosterhoudt all missed Monday'sn light m workout. jvairiiuiMjr it n in u . The seennd team, nnd member# of the squad which saw light action against (he Vnis held a long hard workout against tho H squad. "Miami nos been looking for­ ward tn (his gamo nil season," said Woodruff. "Their ptaycra are reported to havo been talking about this one while actually on me field against Stetson last week. "Wo nre far from top physical and menial shape. The learn haa had lo he at Its peak three weeks straight against Georgia, Aubun] and Tennessee, and has responded well. That will make it all the tougher for us to get prepared for the lfurrlcanei." For tho first time this season the team will practlco under closed conditions today. the rest of the soason. Georgia aloo took a holiday. LAK ELAN D M - Lakeland ii hopeful of keeping Its Florida IntcraaUontl League franchise, al­ though presant director! of the baseball club definitely won’t back another letion’a play. An cQlhuslaitla group of fan* formed • Pilots boo*ter club Mon­ day night and planned a campaign to raise the $10,000 needed to buy the franchise and get 1IU opera- M ORAL VICTOR Y CORAL GABLER, — (Special) — U of Mlamia won a 'moral victory* over Bill Krietemoyer, the great Vanderbilt freshman passer, Dill completed four passes for 32 vurds hut Miami Intercepted three fur 42 and.they also spilled Bill four times for 87 yards loaa. FLOOR FURNACE (Special)— Two d againei Au- OR SPACE HEATER R o y W a ll, P M * AuthorLut) Ootomaa Dwki ®SANEORD �|iijr r ik you y r |*« *’****• • •t **»** *** • *V-# *Wif. *r#*# * Hanford Sfmilft u o rrr r*c»l»s >uur Sanford Herald, City llriivrty, by 7:IHI F. II-. pleas* rail YELLOW CAB I I U I'llK W E A T H E R Mostly cloudy with scattered showri x ilils jflri ihhiii ami tonight in snuiti jiii I central inirtluni Thurs­ day : cooler In extreme mirth tonlitNI amt In north portion Thurs­ day . A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R V O LU M E X L IV Efltabllahcd 11*08 SANFOKD. F L O R ID A W EDNESDAY NOV I!), **+<rm * 9 t * /V *>r * r * * # #- i Associated Prewt 1.rusml W ire l ! l,^ Nil. ii l «V Court O fficial Is Ozior lit'sidiMM’Y* I’Y iiU iri'i "VIib/tor(i v'mnpa* (nc Involved In Deals , Of Unusual Nature Former JudgeOfHigh Tribunal UsedDumrnies To Handle Fi­ nancial Securities NEW Y u llK tilt — Sink* crimp limbers were told today that So * im ine Court referee Aaron J. Levy •tixcd “ dummies" to handle Hiian clnl securities for him, Witnesses also testified that when Levy wus a Supreme Court lodge. Ids xmrlnluw, David Frank enslein. spent most of his time in the Inslue’s chamherx and tried to intlneiue court decisions. l.evy retired from the bench In litMl. and became a referee. The testimony came til New York's Slule Crime Commission moved into the final ohaie of Its Aiearini's here on iHilltical prucliees .mil links between polilidans ami the underworld Meanwhile, U S marshals searehed for Thomas (Three ■ Finger Drown) Ludiese, wealthy garment inunufactnrer and ex convlet described at the hearing as ,i rackets boss and pul of many politicians Officers warded to serve pu(M’rs on Idm in u denaturalization pro­ ceeding*. a preliminary move in Aliiissihle ileporlalmn In his native ^Sicily Two witnesses- Irvimi Simon and ltn«e Connors testified today that srenrities owned hy Levy were list ■-it in their names, and they turned over dividends In him Simon, formerly confidential at­ tendant to l-ovy, said he “ had not the least Idea why" the securities, which at one lime Included floo shares of Southern I'aclflc, were listed iii his name. Miss Connors, who grew up in ' ft lie Levy household, testified that one tune she reported dividends on the stock on her own income tax return, and "the Judge nave me the money" to pay the taxes C S Ally Frank J. Parker vesti'rduy (ded a petition In Brooklyn Federal Court asking that the Sicllian-lxrnt Luchesu be stripped Atomic Problem Is Social, Says - Dr. Tompkins Taft In Harmony Meet Suggests Tw o Cabinet Posts To Eisenhower Sanford History By Mrs. Whitner Is Released For Public ation Kiwaninns Are Told About Momentous New Discoveries .it. til, I' lilt l.ln t i i; i h. Hr, i till si mi r*f. i . i Mn.tJ.t > »t) • *, *i l i■ 1 ii« I m , i Mi 1<•Oil Mi St‘initial1 Also Kt'VeillS Hr W ill I lavt* Some AiiioiDlmi'Mts Ueaily For Lahoi Statute Its H U M A N .MIMIIN NLW M i l i K JV. Sen Hubert A l ilt s.oil imi.iv aflri a " v e ry hurui'iuious meeting" will) President ■•levI Dwight 1) Fi'cuhower that III In.I Milillllltt-tl limllinicnilalioris im iw " hi ilocc ’ ( ’.itdnct apI'nmlmfiils Ihoiigh on conclusions well' l l . "Ill'll l.iti. the general's former -arch ' i iv .il lot tin- presidential uoniina linn alsn told oewsineu I flat il Im i been iteilileit tile piesldential ii hi e.on/.il..... .nt due tn expire \|nil I 'liiiuli! tie "exteudetl for i a , ear ■in Hie I'.ill II iillev law. the <Itllil en.ilni said "I II have amendments i e.nl, alniig the line of Ihe DM!) .iiiicinlnicnts with some changes,** Dr I. i i. Tompkins, Stetson University physicist and rcceiil nf v, I 'll H*11 ! t i;HI r| HA' f 1 Im *1111. Is' . M l . uradoale of the Oak Itidge No r hi (i fm!■ 1111-' t»■ l Mf ■-lent- I’livsis School, told till- Kl It • t ,v * IUIImI* t 1■' • •4. \ \\ lliltf) l M* wnnlmoi today that Ihe world tin* l*H|Hi-i vh. 1|f la n ") M m I ' d ' || II M. t . ' H Ml Ms -li lc l •*. M. 1 1 ,\1**1ii -•niercd u n>*w era— Ihe Atomic m I *||fe*1*■ ll\ Unlli-|f t Its 1 i Mult h i .' (toil . 1- r) t . , - |. XI *' HIM. I) VMill 1' f |. ) JM' I Vi ll(•I.I Km— in which sociological rela­ ft. \. Iii 11 1 V It* take uil vniit uu* *»f the rutUmil ( m u m , 1 he i t ern:ly-complct* * ! Imntt i»l '1 1 n*.| Mi \ l \ % ■ » I .11 |0 !•> bill ■ l ml |ml tionships and sound reasoning aie H/.it'f, I ' m ulul Mid Itsti \ tile Vv* mit% - iiimi Ii i ”i livinjr « hmmMi u m ' hi ii t tiin|tiu l I sI ' m - i i m I > t i 1 1; n » U m 1 ' i n i i d ■ - I W 4*1( 4. ' l l * V f ll, I* the chief problem*. t e l hun«n' M i. H u » ' i , hiiihlmi’ ii'lil i ; n l " i w h»» lu n U f Mini t k li4itiit*ili|fli. I' m i M hi* m !► ■ * M in i Ik* n M'» till IY I 11,1'' . MfU Ml I »*|LMi him nr .•| I In i i' Speaking la-fore the Kivvtims 4liil'llV* s 1 1 * III "lft-1 1 1 lilt tif h*HHl" wit III I * 1 H I | M l" 1 1 1 1 1 « . kill till* W »f! 1 a .1 i I tflllli} fntu |rlj*h | i I t 1 1 1 1 M l* II« ill •it i Ink, \S*I » 1I IY•I•E m| I1Imi mki ,m -, 11 "it*. Club's weekly meeting ' in the t •III Ml ............. Ik* i \ I .*)> r i l 't. I' sI 1k»* VmiluJ IM ir VI Yacht Club, l)r. Tompkins said, I'ltl Jimlilt* «l I t tfll t|ll|l»Y ill lilM- fttl Fh»l Mtl« l»f 111h11111 111111 Ullil |( tVllt I ,|l •nl i'i;' ■• •ill* Stl IICtlMlI t'f *lu« ht»l|M '. » I ••LII *I* *1 •*f I *1i it i t Ii i S I fill |*I411*t W41'* I■! "We can either utilize this atomic pit ■ t » i l .41 i Ii i f h t i i i » ♦ t < i ll ill til* l ....... .. \| .. I M |lower and knowledge to make life I > I "la LI Vs h t I • t i l t » ' rim-l ml* m t*J t *••'..1 more liveable 01 we can wipe out V i t * >1 civilization with It. It, added that In- Hie general I * ' i’ll**I'i I In v *-l* ' k , i |il In. In « ii hi ti . . “Scieme cannot save the world." and III*- prospective speaker of the mi litfili v * * l I li« hfsh'l m ,i. m m il i',i|t*M w * 1 1 f i m .(I** .if he asserted, "You can. Science Is llnii-e Hep .lose|iti W Martin Jr f ,ti I*i v l • f v • j i I *» ( k * »ii I m " ■ Mtikl i iitmt* ft* **tjf liMiim n *1 merely a tool with which yon can nl Ma-saelmsetts, also discussed ft, f I*, |«af»t t ••*♦* i • *" f .! Ik will* ll»'f a' » ft I use to further better living or de­ ......... . price, wage and rent I f,|iif fit'll - h i I M i l k I fa struction. It is your moral duty i "ill I nl laws bill he ilcilliwd In II u I I'fl | lv 1 1 a * | a s a | I • I If 1 M l’S l I »'t| III l ilt' <lt»* »* f "till Fllil -■ * 1 1 * i 1 in 1 1 . to raise your children to learn t" n wind m m Iit-urns were reached aI * f h t vil la I l f 1*1 t M i r I t M» *h* *•*tiil**ni‘i nf Mi uml !• 11*IASft f... 1 choose the proper men to c-uilrol I ill t rlii-rd tn . av what his •I'daM U t* *’ l|*|«aI 1 mill M i** M»'t y s ii Flmt ». I.. Ih. m i > i iluiiri 1 ,-commcmlatiiiiis were, this great new force. a lt ! ill la * t « | | l| a I I k is ii i 1 S i i*‘r! ulul MflltH.vrile AvitlUt1 , in f 1 1 it* • Im f imi In- did .idd "t woiddnt’ say “The scientist did not order the 1 . ’ ,i P i '.a m i - I it u fin ct\ fitmi lit*’ I»\i u tiiviiH-t m tin i< »t. Ibr eenei.it had made ally decisatomic bomb to be exploded, they lie I I I. f•*!.« | I st iinMw off* i til *it Mi* *,u»i\ liitxittry Ii n . \l-f merely carried nut a job. The 01 uf Hitli fttf < 1 , willi I Ilf In h"*f in in• I It I ■ 4 1 * 1 1 f I ji" ■ • V ) I I lit | ' t nt ,t der was political. The power ol In i r . a t d In the estellsioil of l*t»» S*t|«vil1|r il*'VM'rs* mill IIITHI’I ill il»||H » i in" u * .. . iifi Sj»* * * II* *ih * U-. I * atomic energy is In the hands of Hu p icid cn li.d reiirgamration act nil in * * J ill mmfiM liiitlt', i mi v liviruf \ \ J i l t f I >' f • I l l a' If r j* I * 1*4 3* It , 1Iiii l imm tile people you ami I chouse to , I ill aid Unit 'li n e Elsenhower HinlitliT YVlIh the liilMi* llOlIM' JI >V ilfftllV fIMU f ftlll Ml M.i V II M* l: • Mi will lint lake nlliee until Ian 2U lead this government." JACKSONVILLE. W- Karl W uohf tl»D’*tdiet inn Ilf \ yt'lll M H K i f l « S i l l * I ' f I 41 ( ) ’ t M* \ I \ n I r w i i b l nut lias,, time before Iti-ferring to the 11rat atomic llrnwn. Del.and businessman, cii till*' Ilf lilt* i«hf 1111ill itl H WiKlllt i; iii 1I ■ i l l *m * I t l l i l M l 4 i*| M > f t I ilium • M II natlH.iec Ok niar **«*• \|nil I In cffci I any etialiges he rus grower, president of the SI he itIII U/.Cl I at the lilt i ii I) i*h11*I Ik Mi M iirnii huu M l( ■ . .i It. •. |. " \|i ■ .1' i-i .'ii de -il eEat Johns Indian River Improvement i4ii)i vciHi'lli'CM uf tin 4 |ii'M»4r'1 which Im iiiv t ir -ilc \\ 4ii i 1 1 m S| m * 4 f a t.-1 VI < * ' l|.,"j, " ir \«t»t Association and a longtime Florida invlutlc ii t■i*lit»111 Iti'JtlMiL' tti*illnil I dl uniting and amiable after 'mu' It Lis* tin mu i«J ■1 M. v 1' v 1. ■ "Kl VI1 M 1 t • l ■III i riin fc ic m r Ih d lasted more than booster, is the new president of Myntcni, thih \%hi he i , tltipuMul • I ii m I Mi* i \ * Sin 11 ..... It"." . ,144*| M 1 I 1at" .in Ii,uia said tie and the general Ihe Florida State Cliuniber of Coni link, hoiiih I |triinfi'll i-cilm^i, in Ms ! fit * sifltl 1 ,t f i1t 'll Vi . . M . I "! U, \ . 1 .t 1st 1 t VI i n H ired that further studies woold merce mliithiii mill a nuizc **f electrical LOS W i .L L I n C Ihe ii.ui S \ \ 1 1 1 1 1 1 | * | be made of soma* of the problems Charles Edward Kinchurt, retirellrnwn wus elected Tuesday to kitchen appliance* liliner on i new polar ait imili' 1S ir * u11 1 vi 1 11 ) f 1 1ill • • ,.l 1 ...........I'll. Iti " "t 1It i 1*11•>4 i".t .nl ■ ana: i imgiess lie did not list sentative of the North American succeed Ex Gov Doyle Cnrlhm. \ Uhl hittjk’c* which have liecjj ifuif l« ami In..ant ills I*i*war 1 out l | hit! it I'M ii I l|i Aviation Corporation, accidental Tampa, who was president two |up from thi* Mfe of the ff»rl nri» In Sumdluasia snalnl uw.n In f * i mi i ITI ia( Ilf I , Ml' | a * 111 ■ 1 1 V I kn 1 * 11(11 till , 1 u In I iitivv m ( rill IfH the mirthl'.i.l Indat ly parachuted from one of the VJ- years , nuiTeetletl hv heavyweijrlit him* il uHtlniifii (I n p«t»f I h u i “imili (•ill I Ilf “ M m ijit *Im < mi hl v t!2’s t w I n-englned lleachcraft It's Ihe Alibi \ iking a new Winding tip its three day annual hardware from ('allfitmia In th«r VtMit v I I III V planes, stationed at Sanford Naval hmiiMv Douglas DF lilt bearing Hie di.igon meeting, the stale chamber passed fill "i'i M.ll II Air .Station, this morning, ami resolutions asking accelerated fed ■V pictme of modeln-dnv liviittr blUMliziui* of Ho Si illlMltiivluti all landed with apparent mmo ■I nit \m I'll. I. foil ||- I It* !*' * . iritilitms for the Central in cninfurt. the Iommc uhn ini-urpnIK .lllk i I * Y\ I N I \ I ' l l 'II II •I *| 4 ( fi | i on *Mi a* ||i rles In Lake kJl tides Ihe prominent fenlm-i-s ,t f 'p * sjtM'n,. -It .le a n t flood rnntnil project, S?Ja 3 p u b l^ln J1 . C. L. Sullivan, Hulli 1Mil I lit |m *k'iiim i,| flif \\ i .ltit .ikiv (t IIU flllii I mIv >M11m'iu glass lulonsies througiioot tin way at lnioio.ihnn.il airport here studies for other waterway im ...... ...... .....cor. formation officer. ohm boose, which are fiaoo’ii o aliim at 8 III a III i Pin-dll’ l ion i lot t I i i l t . ' I t l l U i m l l i i ' H I I l l l t I H i m I m ! i ' l < k.illlh at. foil . -■mi fm11 movements, impruved state »crv Mr. Rinehart waa was taking m part in ik111 i J miU i V* I I III hill* Iff II MlMi<lt||t»* If fill* ■ 111■i i 'lid | (mini and vented in h.-.lwood Ihe flight by the Navy to take pic Ices, abolishing excise tnxe« and ■Tliev were imiiToise.l ..... I*ti11■i, a flight in i oociili.ik-cn Driim.uk •It l i ' i i . i l t u k u k i l l t * - t | i m I >1, m | I n V*IIII i'i I ........ . U It t I t W A s itlN i, |t)N 4' I'rtii* St a traffic safely via Thule \ir Base, lirci ol.iiul tores of the Navy's new camera Indostries at i I i ................... I t i . I |l I | ft 4 4| . l i l t H I I I 'll I l l | ’ "V 11 *- 1 111 ' i liilt/t'i Tight- W ihh I s . Hit tnduy he -•ha f P, hi *1 M One resolution asked (oiitinna Almunl wcl i* 2? p.is-eiigei s amt ,i * fiuaj | hi* *1' Miik*lit Mi NI■I! aJ111141 m UltLANDO i* — .J ilrailev Odham plane, the AJ-2-1’ . while It was In linn of the Florida Slate lndiislrt.il light pi u|,-t thin ugn i n -1 tii, ,-ji lings I i ■-,i■tv in suspend pin e i i'llit *« ..**« aiIlia, al II.. 8**1' * , j oellts flighl l ift nt III accepted n settlement uf II ami flight. Lt. Hulllvan aald "ii ill i liithing which iim Apparently Mr Rinehart wus Development <'tinned Tile boos,. lOelndi-s seven VV ,11si■ tl'I'l l "Hi ll's, court costs in his libel suit uguln*l Alpha-...iil<n- hum |i,um uk itn| the Duval County McCarty for gov- pulled from Ihe plane by the slip Warren started In a talk doling , living loom, d ’oing mom. ko I,,., Norwas tlroilk Or K .iiiltuiaii ami I ll> i, siispi-uiliiig i i ilmgs mi O u t l i n e I s S l u d i o d I ' l i r l l i t T D i s c u s s i o n stream or his chute came open and the day Guv elccl Dan Mi t arty living tioicli, three l.edmom ,r ernnr committee ntt ill inks lm M d, Mi,i r i i . Io-im* In addition. Oilham said Tuesday pulled him from the plane, with­ promised ho would continue the I HI. Illltlll 1HIIIIS. Till -ill- WIIs |>l, L Wllhi t|i , vpccts tu lilt i dlings mi hcuiii-d tinli-i ri p . ,-ucei ill, in essentially its pn-«i-nt present ,.i r„r tin- ontoml .H im g ,,r t,.. O f Y o u lh N e e d s In putk it whidi-salf members of the Duval County out any uf the crew's seeing him council "In lle iii^ S c h e d u le d Hilaries uirlildmi! Fill Hunt Hal ’ form." J imrlii-idnjly out- which was hi,.h i , group will contribute 12.000 to go. i If* may suspend an nrder Norwi-gian bm ii iliiri tui nt He was fished out of the lake Donald It Itlchbcrg. who wus an , *t in n liiiirhnm- and now gum - chen charities named hy him. liiuitm.- tin- iiinntliil that slaughter S e m in o le C o im tv O n S e w n * D r o j e c l installations fm tin i s An into a boat by County Prosecuting early New Deal It-udi-r hut later ahing the gtooml. This in c L , ••is m.iv pay Im live cattle While the sum l.« considerably Force ami Fictloink 11 l.ci’ less ihan Ihe *250,000 Odham asked Attorney George A Speer, Lt. broke awuy front the Franklin It *•••**• the se,-ne of ehiMien -, a tn Itm ilc.pile these iiinspi-ciive re \ i lo ss M l til'll l»U 1tills- " I till deputv i m l .ii-rmi.iiilH nliniui. I tltllii’i ili -t t« i*m d| ,ii Itnii It*' Sullivan stated. Mr. Rinehart. In ties fur veur*. in Ins suit hr said "II does make Hoosevclt udnilnistr.ilmn. hailed l.i\ali"lis Wnniih tulil tile Senate iruliil need' nl i lillili eii and viuitll nil! tilkl’ll III lilt I m i il * * » * | " | * ,l i’* lilt shock, he aald, waa taken In Ihe Tile flaming lumber in ft, the election of Itcpuhlu-an Dwight ll"ii i cniiiinlttee mi tlefeuse prolibeling candidates more expensive Fcrnaid-Laughton Memorial llos D. Klsenhower in the featured hniis,. is nit |,ii)|i and evptea* mi l The 21 and ' - bom lliglil wtil ' Seminole I 'nutilv ei>ni|iiled fimn }»niVi'in*iil Ml in: I "Ilit util t mmu* up iliiclmn that he dues nut (relieve than buyiiik a coke." ie|<"i1s id Is civiland selmul nr .It 1 1 1 .i l •III ,it tin * hlii: uf tilt" i «1 v pltal Anparcnlly his injuries were cover a oiiiituitiiii o( i k ’ i .1 miles s|>cech of Ihe bumiuel closing the wn* nit, in ih-i'S' i-i I anil itrinl nt tin- ueu Hepiihlicau administration Odham. n Sanford oil dealer Estlmalcd arrival lime |. |n p HI giim/atmus in five eiimmiHiiltes nf •••mini —i■*11 MmiiiI.iy ni^ltl the mill at Osteen lit wliieli Mi tneellng whose talkathons made him a sur­ of a minor nature, he said sin util in will want In .diaiidoo Wtlliiiiii si.'iup.'i f.th'tl Y' m I. iy * 1 iii Ihe einiutv was studied at Ihe (Izier ban ll-I ilile|,'st The lunil. lomiirruw I'opeuhageli time prisingly strung runner-up to Dan p i n e cnutinls next Vpi ll 40 I’he itlchbcrg sold one o( the most lilt! u tilt h ( i»w |s uf the pi4.|e t I ^ dl meelmg 'lunil.iv afletiiiiuii at Ihe Two huul lops are scheduled al cum* from Ins father's rum Ii at i ""tints law will expire then unless McCarty In Ihe race for the Demo­ gratifying results of the eln-tlon •'null llnllse uf liu- Semmnle ('nuulv he fuithei |i8itpMihteil ' t»\ Nt»h» il i unt-less extends It cratic nnmlnallnn, said he received "Ii the completeness of Ihe Risen (Isteen. One cypress |iee u Ihii - Edm(iul"ii Alla . and I hide Yhjjliv lie,id u | Hu.!nek miii villi eii Fnl Halrhctt. tiiclie veteran wlm was os is I in getting the ........ t ’liildr-eii’s Fnmin.ltee uf the Elm a furmnl apology fi iwlogy from Laroy vv.-n.ls was making his first ophowor victory and the leveling to eineilifu: (m il pieiuililu: fill lilt in...... m e lii-tmi- Ilie eiimruiltcc wink lending Ida Slate Children's i mniiils dnn (.^blieflall c the ground or all the sprawling top- piivc of wood to form the mi,mb did ll....... .. shefiall Jr., chairman of the Duval of tile rirepluee. .* in In Ihe esi.ildishmcnl nl (lie Thule In dlsi iisscn: the ennidy's slmrl ’ County McCarty committee. He The hid of 1154,HH1 submitted heavy structures nf Trumanlsm. -mi ' lie liei line price ctlief Scpl The i 11til ri» i ■- h tn M. mi Li > nit lit I lie was asked tin a general T H m m lltg is of ('-•lifnrohi It' I luisc, said he did "mil furesee age nl nuiiVumineiii.il fnellllles ipmtrd it ns saying In part: hy Lee Urothers I’lumbing Com­ North, South, East uml West " iinv particular dilfirultics" tn ndnplitl i tom (mint |ii iipi ntii f * * i (Conllniiril On Page Four) fnr serving reeu-atlnnal needs nl "You have filed a suit based on pany to the Melbourne Hoard of "In a word," Itlclihcrg said, | ii pul i m the price cnnlrnl pruvolvi-il in the flight as lung as ynlllig lienple, a eiimpai isun was fm v\tin Ii itie im iheei iiii! In in iv gi a iii the piihllcnllun in n political cam- City Commissioners, for construc­ "the root of all the mlsgovcrnment; In e 1 1 ,i r j fie | iki rt ,« < i h I spet tin ,t Mmi. ’ ----------— the plane call be will tiled at healed drawn lielween S.mlniil and nlllel mtlgn si..... called ‘The Florid* tion of a treatment plunt ami against which the American people VV....I- flail a pti'P'iicd staleIm tiieut Vtgutiig m il igainst drop hangars at Kdmunlnn mil dlnile Elm id.i lilies nl i inn pul aide sue In '■el it*line imprnvement" Fact' of Ihe foliawing atatement: three lift stations In the city’s revolted this year is fiiuiul in tin- - I'j N C IIIK N I C o i l V I c t Is vstlll'tl pi i’ll llllll.il \ pi,ills .tie It* In j-, , . f ‘ The Air Knree has lliiwn mine sews rags project, was accepted Altentlnll Was ,-ailed In Ihe Cum political, economic theories of the' '"We charge that Hnb Venn, me <""||nl- lie surd that In view n t * l / C ( | ( l l S l l l l l o r d D ' imi Ml nisi Ilnurs iii the a ntic IHIimlv Felllei llinlilllig al Klsslui linitte ilie i mitmi itnn ♦Minfle<l flu Ihe hrnln hehiml Odham'a talka- yesterday afternoon hv tin- board. so-cnllcd welfare slalt- In which iin w in r mi'lull/atimi expend! i i mii|iiiiu ii l ••• I’.ic.e I mil i (I ••**!t>*II*«8 Dll l*ii *.r I i*i»i ‘ area uillmul mishap Huh lieu said Work Is to -begin on the con­ the Truman faction of the Demo­ Ihons owns llralley Odham body tines tlicu is danger tti.it influ struction by the local corccrn Dec. and void and Ihul he w«* bought cratic Party look so much mistak­ Hull,ii v 111x-'stiris tutu i um i-rilrated I’idicc Chief Kn; W i ll" " " and paid for by the tainted money 1 and Is to he completed within 270 en pride as the (w»l vole catching (iruisi-il the "ali'rtness" uf D'-t, in tiiiiili-il areas especially those of MMlrido and hi* Continental laps. device discovered since Ihe inven­ Sen-ennt Hubert Hnwe In <|.a. i i luscly n*l:it<'il tn tin- defense pro tion of atlcky flypaper." Wire Service’ glam m.iv spie.ul thlunghnol the mining tlmt n drunk N'-gru picked " s c h o o l hids T (Continental Wire Service la a The chamber reelected Harold '*0 recently by I'ntrulmnu lien ei nnnliiy Rida for construction uf addi­ Colce, Jacksonville, executive vice Hulli-r and Jusepli Hleksun YVIIi lift racing Information service) "it was not Intended to be a tional rooms at Lyman School and resident and general mnnager; *■■'i’ll lied ciinviet frmn the Sluli statement of fact," Sheflall'a letter Seminole High School are to tie ames Ingram. Jacksonville, irons |ienitentlnry i,t flulfiinl. ( lir 's lm a s r r o jt r a n i continued, "hut merely a political submitted at the regular meeting urcr; Ed K. Hentley, Lakeland, (irfieiiilpi fmm the penlteiitim v opinion If that statement hai of the Seminole Countv Hoard of vice president at large; J I) yesterday came to Klinfoid und iM a lin e d l!v L e g io n caused you cmbarrasiment, Injury I’ubilc Instruction at lldki a. m., Johnson, Pensacola; Paul E Rein- nicked un the r senpee, lleiii) i » HdfleiMpil •*.»gr I vtiii or In any way reflected upon your days. ( ampin'll laissing I'nst No 53, llrnwn, nlins Henry Dent, fifi, wb" diameter, we feel you are Ilie American l.eghm will hold Its wus sentenced tn serve “ It yem • entitled to have It corrected and 11mu liI i hrisltmis pnigi.im Dec 15 nri n nibliery riinvirlimi. we ore anxious to make such cor­ at the Legion Hut occiirdlog to The desk serifi'll nl gri-w nn rection " lames J Single I ary (inst avljupleiuus, Chief Willinms lelat'd. taut when the putriilmuu briiuglit in Muck i lev el,uni Ir is elitiirmati Ihe esenpi'p nfti-r he luul "passed of the ciiininitlff \x liit'li lias cliargt* nut" im Ihe street. A aeaieli "f nl (dans lur Ilie program, assisted nnllce reenrds levealed u will runt Ity Judge Douglas Slenslrom, Joel Bv JIM FISHER of your blmHl lltal might save n hud tieen Issued fur tin* esenp e ­ S Field and .1 Denver Cnrdell. An increase In Irtffl'ice viola Hugh Whvlchvl J r , partner nf life in Korea," he said to Ihe gen­ ar rest. Kuril l egionnaire is tn tiring an tions cannot be blamed on i youth Whalch*! and Lockett, wholesale eral public. •unwrapped toy In In- fnrwarded to fill motorists, according to Police vegetable dealera at Ihe Sanford In relating the Imtllv ground cir­ ’ tin- Elks ( ’lull fm distriliutian in Chief Hoy Williams. ■■ he related State Farmer* Marekt, Is an out, cumstances which led tn his being their annual Christmas tree proatanding example of Ihe asilatance wounded, Mr. Whelchel said ho thn Police Department la making led Santa Claus will have candy special effort to crack-down < people can give here tn the Amer­ was riding into Leipzig. Germany, lot the children at the l.egion party local "trouble spoU". ican fighting men overseas through on Apr. 18, DM4, aboard on Amer­ which is to In- a family affair. "We ore going to give all the at- Ihe Armed Forces blood program. ican tank. A German 88 millimeter Twenty-two men, the moat in on*1 Light refreshments will he served. iviltliaea we w v can waste sivw w a m If •« we wb tendon now .to aaa Hr. Whelchel. formerly a combat sbejl exploded behind the tank. call in more than a year, accord­ Officers from the Altamonte canl can’t curb cu thli rackjeaa driving," -Janbyrnan with the wth Divi­ klUlng four of tho tank riders and ing to E. U. Carter, clrrk of the Springs "Old G lo ry " Dost No. 183 the chief rhlei aald yeitartfif afUrnoon. sion In the European theater of Injuring aeveral others, among local Selective Service board, were n(tended the meeting of the local Ben operation*, nwet nl* life to blood tham M r Whelchel. He: stated atated that tour four patrolmen, Ben state tnai sent thl* morning for Induction in oust Monday night and extended an flirtler, .Joseph Hickson, J, ft. Fat fTym lo^the^ United Stales during Hlrtler, " I auddenly realized that I waa the Armed Force* at Jarkmmvilh1 Invitation to local members to at­ tdfson and S. B. _Spence, (arson *__ unable to move my leg*," he aimThe induction Hate were cntlllrd tend their activities Present were signed particularly to traffic de­ Now. the former fighting man la ed. "It waa impoxallde to be taken call No. 31 far the month of Novcin. Allen Forw ard, commander; Mr*. tail and to checking for parking returning In part the conalderable oil the tank until It atopped airout her. Appearing on the delivery Puiiline Stevens, adjutant; Jamea violations. 30 minute* later. Uv that time, I lists were the following: Herbert ■meant ol blood he needed after McGrath, first v ice commander, A parade of _18 trjiffhe^ caaea L. Starke. Gene N. Gore. Ulvxae* J had loat a great deal of blood. and Del Warren, finance officer. through City Court Brook*. Elmer It, Smith, I'aui A ay, tn being wounded, by giving ■ pint at " I waa Immediately given tranawhich ____ defendinta _________ handed the American Red Croas-aponaored fuaion after tranafualon, aeveral Bedro, Willie I'orter, Sherman Hun­ fines ranging to ISO by Judge blood donor center at the Pariah plnta of blood plaama being uaed ter. Raleigh Sutton, Carl Jountum. Karlyle Houabolder. revaalad that Houae of the Holy Cross Episcopal in a matter of a few hour*. In talk­ Aaron K. Waahlngton, Jarnea II. only two were minora and they Church tomorrow, ing with the doctor later, he made Dempa, Donald II. Carder, M'roy iti n both were 30 yean “ ." It will he a great privilege and the atatement that it waa wonderful House, David Cleveland, Theron between 30 and » y "The Snow uf Kilimanjaro" that blood could be mnde into a Fuller. William H. Coatle J r , Jne between 30 and 40, I m i • .'l:lif, . 5:11) • 7:15 • U:30 pl»»ma and aant to tha battle field S. Redden, J e tu L. IlavwtMMl, I’liut" try Fox from 40 to 14 yean M O V IK LA N D to aava my life and the live* of Frank Knight Jr., Claude W. SimThe lumpletely redecorated interior of the First Christian Church, Dibit Hanford Av«nuv, is aptly Tratfle U getting loovtor, the mom, Jamea II. Nation and Hylthouaandi of othtra. many tnouaandi "Tcntlio" llluatruted In this picture taken from the center al* le. In the foreground the glistening new pews flank chief pointed out, a "1 owe my Ufa to the many thou- veitar Nathan. Tho laat man waa a Slmw sturts 0:30, feature 0(60, " T t o It k , aanda of neopto who went to the volunteer for Immediate Induction the freiJily lain carpeting. The pulpit furnishings are likewise new, Including the communion table uml have been received chairs, pulpit, diuimrii-s uml illuminating cross. Not c the topical scene painted hy (). D. I.undress, a in varioui parti intermissiun 8: IP, last feature blood banka dur; ___ duringthe lait war and will enter the Armed Forcea If ninmher of liio church. Thu Rev. Herlrert J. Bass conducted the official dedication ceremonies un Sunday aald the depi 8:58 . - —i u . and gave amall amounts of their he prove* to be acceptable, Mr. morning, Dec U. te work thow Carter aald. mo to giving a p ut icaanmee oa n « * T e « i Earl W. Brown Is Mervyn Oziers Move Into New Home Elected Head Of Near Site Of Old Fort Mellon State Chamber ,1|,riut’.'! "v,t". ',t'' Pojijp Lon^-Time KnosturOf F l o r i d a Sucreetls ('arlt.m Of Tampa Hop To Denmark Is Begun Today Sc;iinlin;i\ A iclii ic Flit; lit St'l’N'icf <>vi*r rule Furachute BringM Flier Sufely Down 1 '(,1 \ L iltin g 0 ! ‘ P rice ( V ilnius Kx pec ted I pon All n o t h in g f(Odham Libel Suit Against Jax Groun K G e t s Settlement Sanford Firm (Jets Melbourne Contract First Christian Church S * PhMee lieifin Drive To Curb Violations HughWhelchel, Jr. T elk Of Vital Need For Blood On Battlefront 2,} Hun font Men Leave Fnr Induction f r u e :i Movie Time Tuble i S S S r sras; ,, -T„ .*• ‘ I Bite, ‘ialskfllai 1 « -s4 ’ �• - f -f n * *«' * f e ll and their anteltltei "coma with me"? riigo culture. Tha cofonUts be­ Do jrou remember that famous lo believe that every man 1% came discontented ‘with the man­ picture that uied to hang in the America is n king; every man In grt'te In private manuscript* agement and after nine years Atlantic National Bank Building 7 America hat a r*r; and many of Rcfilnninjf with thin fortuo of the Herald wo nro publish- with and In state records: ami we are removed to Rt. Augustine. After Sanford llernld Spirit of '75. Those men fought a c-ir young friend* boast of their Kalahllahae ta II m irifr a norics of nrtlclen on tho early day* In Bnnford tnkon particularly fortunate In having large expenditures of labor and Sanford, Florida war against the British because of hot rods. ;HaleMay from n paper prepnred in 1910 by Mrs. J. N. Whltncr for de­ nrr.nng u* those who have con­ money, tho project wa* aban­ Dear Sir: Now wouldn’t Joe Stalin chuckle and 1Nad unwanted controls enacted against doned. livery before tho Wednesday Club nml called "Tho Tnlo of n tributed to our story of thuir own In answer to Mr. Ball’s letter of them. Have thme heroes died In if he could notify his people that ' i 0___aaO» It-W »*«n 5 A deep mystery surrounds the rxporiences and rrcollectkn* of Nov. l.l, IP53, U Is true that coun­ Mosquito and Annnls of Hanford”. 7 Today thrre are forces u great mnny of those kings had i n otanaaiia .Wn*i the settlement of that portion of ruin- of n great house buried out ty toning is very unpopular In th* vain fighting on the Korean front not l“‘en thrown into prison because This paper Itej'nn with the earliest known facts per­ of eight in a (die of roqulnn rock Peninsular Florida, once railed KiOrt* a« -.«•** Haaa mallff rural districts. a war but a police action we arc they took certain Ibcrtlc* on their Oatafeer ST. Itl». at tha l-nal (WMeo taining to Florida’s history and proceeded through the Mosquito County, the territory of In Fliell Mill, which stands north ' —- sr.il The joke would bo on To the merchants and proprl- told. Those young men, your son*. ' *-wu •f eaalard. t'lvrlila. •#Car the Aal founding of thiH city by General Hanford and its early which In I HAD waa reduced In »lte of the Ocean House at New •i Craimt »r e«tt> n. iaTt>. etuis of all husbu-sie* In Sanford our friends, fighting for freedom us. Smyrna. The structure la of Urge Ita nnmc changed to Orange growth and development to about the time of the Mg Freeze and At ' *• time of the elections, n blocks of coquina cemented to- ns well as to all the people of San­ we ore tobf. I I O M . A M I l „ I IR A K County. There are other forces flghtin- f »eM ma-y of the rural (oiks wcn< In 1895. As Mrs. Whltnor was a woman of rare Intelligence, ircthcr and the style of architec­ ford. We the ruraliits are your In tho preparation 01 thix uortno.v iir.An Intimately acquainted with the scones of which nhe wrote, paper, to write hlatory ha* not ture is similar to the fort nt .St. customers. I won't venture to say on the home front convincing le r.ot uwnie of the enormity nml I u Im h Manat'*, away our freedom, which ho*j - no -iu- » ot this thing. During and meticulous In her research,(hero Is a note of authentici­ been thought of, hut Ita purpose Augustine, us revealed bv partial the customer is always right hut take■ away mmt of the presidential • ; n i.,.IITIIir HATUa excavation of several chambers, In this ense the customer Is rignfj uecrirwr.fi ..ml malatniliV.! at *u li te It fimt: to define certain lorality about this paper which has given it tremendous value u , C n r .i.r .......... . 0 .M me of them passed rent cost. ' *let'ion . . up gre tiea in uur County where carilcat the corners und enough of tlm on his own soil. In this ease it O N M*aih .................. .. . l.ee throughout the years. Let s nil act together to p—■ 1 ell of 'he amendment* and refer outer walla to show the design. No wouldn't Im< a bad policy to back Tkre* Mnaifca .................... 0.00 octtlenirnta were made, which af­ Although for a good many years accessible to us and freedoms that ni • ilum presumably believing thnt ftfa Manilla .... ........... M « explanation 1* given of the ex­ the customer as we have backed serve * these freedom(Me Tear .......— 11.00 others whose business it was to wrJte about the history of ter careful Inquiry, have been traordinary fact that tha outlines you In the yeara past. Live and let slowly, surely nnd systematically ore who did understand them etlaldlahed; alan to relate Incimake it alright for them. All oblmarr aollrea. rnrda al Seminole County, it was only recently that we could prevail denta and facta touching the life of the house were actually tout live. We solicit** your backing In being taken from u*. For our ■iubl Evidently they got foiled. MayIkMka. reaalatlona aaO nailer* al ill n mass of tho same coral for­ this matter. country nnd liberty, id the people, that would never eaMfMlBMoat far <ka w ih m el upon Mrs. Whltner's (laughters to authorize its publication I n you who Ijave put this thing ! > they wen1 loo trusting. There mation us the walls themselves, We do not wont county xotiing. roMll tiilr . will W akNIt* tor in full. They have generously given their consent now because find their wav Into hiatory, hut nml n petition in circulation atfahist lint fur the autobiography of It will rob u* of thnt freedom thnl on us, there I* nnty one wa* you it yMalar alttriblee relea. xhould bo chrrlahed and related of their hope that it may encourage other members of to our young peopto ‘hat they Mr*. Jan* Murray Sheldon, whose wo have enjoyed for year* pn-t. rnn redeem yourself’ Hint I* to i ins tiling. Wc would appreciate uir xuppurt. We desire the re^F ntertaraM Nallaaallr i f lasettled there In IHOJt, the Mr. Bell dwelt lightly on the help us kill this thing. If commu­ lead Kewnnanrr R»arr>ratallrra pioneer families here to write the stories and legends of may appreciate the herojim and liarent* t it a of our liberty nnd community the magnificent chararlerlitlcx idstiiry of the building or probnMv nuhjrct. But under the present nity rights are ant worth fighting * «ht*. iae.1 Now Turk, <bl.•«*>., Ilrlroll, those early days for future generations to read, even Its very extslnnre would condition If you, Mr. Bell, should fur the same would npnly to Kaaaai Ctl, and at. I.ool*. It Is particularly appropriate for this pti|>er to be pub- and ability which have made pen- have been unknown. Carl Brndbury continue to exerclsn your past state's rights. So. lo linvu the one. ritde the civiiuation wc now en­ n « Herald ta a aaeatkoo ad Ifeo Ilshcd now because of the growing Interest In the General joy. Kt. 2. Box 2*47 Mr*. Sheldon's life was spent right* and prlvilegr*. would the we should have Imlh. gome effort In this line could Aaoaolalod l-rooa wklrfc le oattflod Hanford Memorial Library and Museum where it is hoped to Sanford, Florida Tho peoples of Soviet llusdn In that vicinity and her desrendlaw pay you a visit, place a heavy eaetaaltolr la Ike aa# far ropaillrolled a fund of atariea and anec­ eetlaa al ell Ika lorel arwa frlalod house not only the priceless books, a rt collection and historical dotes which would Ire valuable mts «re prominent cltlicns of New hand on your shoulder and say, Snivrnn at this time. In her untopapers of General Hanford, but hImo many other letters, material for future literature. W N§ri#B§re###« W,U “ In the Cluh’e recent research In biography she relates thrilling ex­ documents and historical data belonging to pioneer families Wednesday T it, iau ~ Florida history, we studied of an periences of her early life in nur mid pertaining to the early life In Sanford, interesting period of 30 year*, Mnsnuitn County territory. Her BfBLE VERHB TODAY Wo know that our readers, old-timers and new-comers between 17B.1 and I783, when husband purchased that part of lt‘nntlnn*« r m * r*t* (Itti alike, will enjoy these articles by Mrs. W hilncr and we ap­ Florida had passed from under T u>rtlitill plantation which con- hold, Jacksonville; C. Wolter Rex. Such a peraon might he wnrlli n tnined Shell Hill and erected the Spanish In the British flag B. B. Fuller, Bartow; ecore of lime* aa much aa a peraon preciate tho opportunity to make them public. We hope that by the terms of the Treaty or their residence on the top. In or­ TOrlando: . F. Fleming. Ft. Louderdole. wjio la' (rreapanalhte and linlrual- others will tie inspired to emulate Mrs. Whltner's example l'arli. when Florida was nrpar- der thal r.hey might have a more district — ALSO — vice presidents. worthy. The world walta for such and that a whole treason! house of all-but-forgottcn lore will : ted in provinces, Hast and West beu'illful view nml nlao that they New vice presidents at large are men and prpmolea them. That come to light. NEWS Florida, rnrh having Its own i,debt have a cellar to the bouse. .tee Adams. Miami, and Wilson whliii hath gmiu out of thy lip* i.nvernar, (1050 note! Sinn- ibis It «ns at the lime of esrnvoting Cnrrnwoy, Tallahassee. thou ahalt keep and perform. raper wiin written it hit* I..... tor the ri’llur that the ruins of The chamber's gold medal CARTOON Anti Deut. SIDE). learned that the Hpunlsli i-alli-d the old Imlhllng were discovered, award for rnntervation went to Florida "Mosquito Territory".) liming the Civil War Ibis resi­ W. It. Barker, Bcnsncnlo. retired U a r c I n r ic p o n d o n ta SELECTED SHORTS Southern governor* meet in conI ho Apalachirula River was the dence was destroyed bv gunboats Navy rommander. on the river, (tldtl! Note: Since (eitnce in New Chlean* and all it dividing line. The scarcest of all political articles is the independent peace and harmony. There will be candidate who can bent the regular party nominees. The After, the Mpnninh withdrawal Kiln lids structure has been ex ami is railed "Turnbull no purging done in the light of the Home of Representatives tins one such, the first for many the remaining population was rnvutcil SANFORD'S FIRST SHOWING! Cnstli "I. | (Continued From I'ago One) mainly concentrated In the vlt-lnlelection return*. mee. years. Ho is Frazier Reams who in 1950 was elected ns an lira of I'ensui-ola and St. AngusMr* C. J Meriwether, chairThe iiritlsli government itt Two key Hepublican tenaton independent from tlit Toledo, Ohio, district and won again (line. & 4* ' man. presided at the meeting and nee made attractive offers to this fall. His hold In Toledo must lie strong, for In the re­ are quoted by the Associated Preit announced a regional meeting of capitalists, of grunt* of land to — Afoo — it iM iflniiriJ F'nutt l*nn# O h #I Ihe Florida Commission which will ai hinting at an early cut in for­ cent election he got 7-1.090 votes to 01.000 for I In- Democrat Induce settlers to other parts of Car Inun anil be held In Orlando Jan. 14. the provinces. Along the upper blood." eign aid 'pending. That'* nothing. and -10,000 for the Repohlican, Mr. Whrlchcl learned a shell Mrs. W. B. Brinson, reporting coast, then n iiart of Fast HorReams' first victory was a protest against the Democra­ Selectcd Short m Florida*** Cnngrrtiman lUllong did Idn, — Inter Motqulto County—-, fragment had grated his spinal for tho Kemlnole County Federation KMOO MONMIAUI CTOCJMRJSSf more than hint at it in hi* speech tic incumbent, a labor union official. With public sentiment Millie fine estates wi-te developed. cord, bringing about parulysls of Women's Clubs, explained how as It is now, Trilcdoanr turned from him in a body. Instead of In 1705 a rolony of one hundred from his waist dawn, and that it the several different organizations lirrr the day before election. a wntiiMuattiiMtioMi w w i electing the Republican, though Toledo often goes Republi­ families was located by Mr. lien- htul been indefinite as to whether had worked together In building a fund, and the coopera­ can, they chose Reams. The same thing happened this year, nit Holler and called Chnrlottin or not he would tegaln the use of sehnlnrshlp Mliep i i ii i i i n i ' i 1 1 1 w ii 11 m tion with tho Semlnoln County Fast F o u r Z . Z . Z the Impaired fnrtdllrs However, "Did you notice that big pile of for Reams' Democratic opponent was the same union official (hast I nlntkii). I.nrgt plantations ( ,, , Vrtialn the uur of his lower Sportsman's Association In provid­ sugar for the cultivation of cane ,hhW ,„irinj( Mn „,ay ln Army hnswood in the yard)" taid the wom­ whom tie had once heaten. ing the up keep of a camp slic near indigo were established nt pi(.i lx Ihe Wcklva bridge Reams' antecedents are Democratic, He was a Democra­ ami en to the tramp who had knocked Folusia, llerexfurd. Spring (JarMrs. Margaret (J rah am. retiretic prosecuting attorney and Director of Public Welfare un­ den and Del,eon Spring-: evi­ The blood donor cenler will bo sentlng at the hack door. < the Business and Brnrosstomorrow from 2:flu until ft:tXI der the Democratic Governor Frank J, Lausche. On tim or­ dence* of these are still to he ^iprn "Yeah. I iren it." ;> m . according to Sidney Ives III, lonal Women’s Club, explained their iien. In 17IKI a colony settled at "You thould lay you *aw it." ganization of ttu? House he votes with tlit- Democrats, but Mosquito Inlet. chairman of (hr local program for dental clinic had been successful in its operation and how expenses tho fled Cross this month. "Lady, you taw ma *#e it, hut often departs from the party position. Tho most Interesting of these Throw wishing to contribute blood were shared among Ihe organiza­ Now that Senator Wayne L. Morse of Oregon has re­ early yqu ain't teen me taw it." settlements became km.wn may call the Bed Cron chapter of­ tion. the dentists and tho parents signed from the Republican party, ho will probably lit- re­ the Minorcan Colony. Fifteen fice, telephone No. ho, for an ap of the needy children. Senator flyrd of Virginia it be­ corded as an independent. That designation, however. Is rare as hundred persons were brought polntment tomorrow afternoon An article In the slate commis­ ing luggnled for Secretary of the 'ndcod in national politics. over in 17(17 from Italy. (Ireece, Donors have thr prerogative of giv­ sion's publication, listed as "Flor­ Minorca, und Smyrna hy a Scotch ing blood for either military or ida Children", takes In activities Treasurer in Kiienhower'i cabinet. of the county commlttoo and Inphyslrlan, l)r. Andrew Turnbull civilian use A wonderful ideal No one in the eludes pictures of two of its offi­ and his nssoclntcn and located country know* more about govern­ cers, Mrs. A. J. Bclcrson, vicenear Mosquito Inlet on n grant of Our financing ment finance* than Senator Byrd. chairman and former chairman, (10,000 acres and (ha town pf New and Douglas Stenalrom, official fmyrna was founded. A vast He would lake hit place along tide can h«lp you atari owning Ffttitt »«* t# O M ) There will be virtually no advertising blllfomrds along plantation was laid out, with momt(or and juvenile Judge. It was a former Virginia unator, Carter the length of tho Ohio Turnpike when It Is finished, In so tine system of coquina •lined or Ids citizenship, a preliminary brought out. Clan, at one of the really great Mrs. Don Ulrcy announced the deciding, Ohio followed the lead of Pennsylvania and New ditches for Irrigation. Many deep move to doportation action. opening of Ovledors first kindergar­ aecrelatret of th^triaiury. wells, carefully walled, ure still A U. 8. marshal and two dep­ '.Jersey who decided against billboards when their super­ In a good elate of preservation. _______________________ uties later sought Luchete to serve ten. Sanford geR itupe more pub­ highways wore built. mop pf number of build. build-Him with Ihe papers but ho eoultt Front iC Standpoint of safety the decision to do without Initit of Ate namefnot be located nt hla Queens borne naturalization action agalnat Litlicity in lint current Itiuo of Sunitlll remain. To plant In nr his summer home at Lido chose on the grounds ho obtained lime. A cute picture of Mitt Evelyn J billboards is a wlso one. Moving along at high speed, a material .... . and slum (■-'’>(no waa I ho his American citizenship nine Jonet and two other young derm. 'driver needs to he alert and attentive at all times. lUflbnartfo main purpose, besides olives and Mooch. Meanwhile, Ihe New York State veurs ago in Newark, N. J., by aru distracting and distraction on a highway can muun "Jgy” ami "Cm ", appears on Page utner . i.iitcrrancap fruit*. M'l Crime Commission continued Ms Illegal means. ncres were actually In cultivation, nnlillc honrinns Imlnv (10 a m 1 'n (be government petlllnn. It Is 9 with the caption " Sanford it one tragedy. O'* — f u s t '••'■ Stl I.C l>t(i|,»l| **u; CRT i Into poll I(nil underworld re ubeged that Luchese did not list It is afoo truo that large advertising signs detract fro r of Florida’i very nic«*t rilin at to have yielded 1111(00,00. 'Ihe Intlonships The current Inquiry five arrests, Including two for Ill) Went First Hlrrrt Bhona Alt I thii picture provei . Sunlima it tho natural beauty of the country through which the road said ti..er il • W*- e « -s i" " ll- - 1 tcsslona may wind up today or homicide, when he sought natural­ runs. Scenery often attm ets tourists but if the view of (In ‘ published in Jacliinnville by Harrii ization. The petition says he listed cenfill till a chemical proceaa of tomorrow Power*, who ipoke to the Kiwanit ‘scenery Is marred by billlmari|s tourists will find another dyeing destroyeil tuc pio,u , ii ... The government brought Its de- only a I9Z2 conviction fnr car theft. THE SANFORD HERALD P«fe 1 Wed. Ner, IP, 1933 History Of Sanford Sanford History Hanford Forum liaauaae* r,wa roan VNI The Sanford Herald •njsr* rjov. m Earl Brown LAST TIMES TONIGHT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY! Youth Needs Red Crons <x MltlflttUIM(Himuml MildUK -tr . k HOMt Stake in America I No Billboards Crime Probe NOW fIR ST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND EGAN ASS'N. routo to travel where they can enjoy the natural beauty without having to accept the sales messages. Frederick Uwit Allen *ay* that Advertising plavs a big rifle In our prosperity and there the symptom* of fatigue and la- Is a definite place for billboard and outdoor display adver­ tineu an practically identical, that tising. Hut it Is not along the freeways where it detracts rrom scenic beauty ami contributes to the toll of accidents. Club here rtrenljy. •n ' aiiignment. very well, ilr", jjbph Te.fchW i 'I.tfilnk that ip BMWBOING -anywayyoufigure Interfraternity Members! "| wasn't feeling aiplainfd the ttu the Pean replied lime you may per- Dima are payable NOW In yom rcprrsrntatlre and W ll.l, N O T IOCAl DIUVHIP W|CI ho scrrgird from resident members after Monday, Nov. y0« THI NIW 1f 5* ,P,C,A Only paid member* uml non-fralernlt) punts ate eligible to at­ ofgapualiim* controlled by crim­ inal* i* being ihown In the current ioveetigalion of Tammany Hall by the f/ew York Stale Ctime Commillion. Yrilerday Carmen de 9aplo* who proved he we* no tap when it come* to dodging the draft, testified !> Wei deferred IhrqugbJN*l World War If a* an rMentlnl worker though he wu M\lha lime tathUy unemployed. He wai, howH UtA ^irM lender of Tammwy Hw of which he U now the chief, PM of couno Tammany Hall ha* 2 -doar 6-pui*®'’**' tend the Christina* Danrr. ir|CIAV*a««n MODlt *4° Oll«lr*t*<1» Final facet log pf represent arises and member* will bo Monday. Nov. II — Slid p,m • at the Episcopal I'nrlah House. ..,H t r MltOMOr N DjMBIR ONI llcm on moat anyone's list ot AMtoipobiic "m um " is p o w e r-th e Ilf# and lift of your going. £ • * $ * °* *b® Dueppfit jn Truman * .4dmlnutiephilosopher* Ip Amerke ........ ftp $U l fitikjk S o Special 4 Doo: 1951 Balek 4 Door Sedan c ia l you g it a t alt c-hb U tk 'im p iu lo m P in bait fj Bilgin' that tint ppi(f 4 wealth oj tbe tbrllUngtit T held rtto on—mort power i you’ll find the where, Bnim clasn, low fully equipped. Dyimflow, i—th« w*y you g o -th « and luxury of your % big tofttoil springs pg, • yottr way—anti an ttnrieidthat firmi and tt*ad)et your a n just two of the fifteen BUICK llulek ride featuret Ibat toil, literally, more than a Million dollars to engineer. Then thcre'a itylc, tbcrp'i room, there's visi­ bility, thero’i handling cape-all part of your travel - all helping make the difference between good going and great going, B u t prise U yety much.pact of dig picture, too—what you pay for what you get. So when you* add in the big honepower r»t* Irtg you get Ih a Bujlfh’, 1 Jand thrift of Ita Fireball Will CUltU tM‘ M ^ *galnit the price of ia Buiclt—you're going to aay, "Man! TTwt'a great going all the jway!" f ’ If *jr' if: |t|*.y if ,v When yot, npaiufe the lnch« of rpotp, count up the many houta of comfort through pip Come in and gee us today or tom orrow , "won’t you? solidiatUfaction jtfctstQ'hr, /r/w end models me suhjtcl {otbapie upborn gotice, ' -ni> -■ t f - 1’ W i.'; ; . •peyt Raw *VarybwtKTu«w|qy. i-iv S‘5*r"i .Bpr T il jWli ’jl’® '14(f -ii <• P h o M 1014 m d 1 0 M , V,V ■J ( 7 w S B tu a ^M B k r ■ . i w i wi1*- • sm m spl m tM iS v, sjn wmjk v t ■ •,-v. , ■.- .‘ I.Vb-- v.vw-AxiS ■ w i, L■- yxisiki-h-L-.1j. -1 "^'.'L 'g �999**4 9’99'99i* /'#*/■F 9 9'* 99 m lF m - CHIENDUR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES W EDN ESD AY Training Union Enlargement ^Campaign and Training School ^ a t the First Baptist Church be­ ginning at 7:110 p.in. Tlie midweek Prayer Service will he held at tho Central Baptist Church ut 7:30 p. in. Tho Sunbeams will meet at this time. The Pravcr Meeting and Illhlu atudy will he held at the Assembly of God at 8:00 p. m. featuring n lecture on the last three elmpteri of the Book of Revelation follow'd with an open discussion on the _ s a m « subject. M TH U R S D A Y The Men’s Fellowship of the As­ sembly of llod will meet at tho church at 8:00 p. m. for "work night" during which doughnut* and hot drinks will L« served. Training Union Enlargement Campaign and Training School at tha First Baptist Church begin­ ning at 7:30 p. W. _ _ Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. B., will meet at tho Masonic Hall at 8:00 p. m. * FR ID A Y The l»ook ’‘Scattered Abroad" Nov. 24 Deadline For Joining Association Ted Kluizewski. Cincinnati first T H E SANFO RD H ER A LD baseman, ted the Red* thin *cu-1 Wed, Nnv. 19, 1932 Pag* sou in hitting with 0 :I2I math., ~ " " ~ . Sum Oostcrhoudt, University He also led Hie team in homers wnhjr halfblok< with Id, triples with II and nibs „ fn, llt.t ,|irr, jay* h,fi)r(. latled-in with 3d I Florid* - CiUdrl game this PERSONALS Mrs H B Odhum J r and Mr* Nov. 24 ha* been let as the will be studied at the FI m I Baptist Bradford Byrd have left to visit Church from 10:00 a.m. until J X) 11 adlinu fm joining the Intrr- relatives in Columbus, Gu. p.m. The study will be in pie- I, sterility Association, Mrs. A. H. paratlon for the Week of Prayer D'xbury, prrsliieiit, unnonnerd Mr. am! Mrs. H. E. Tooke Jr j end I.uttit- Moon Christmas 1,Hi r­ this morning, milling Hint any have us (heir guest ut their home ing for forrign mission* to be held fraternity or mnorlt) alumni not on All Leading Makes Seminole Roulevord, Mr Dec. 1-5. Each member is n*knl joining tiv that dull- will lie Ineli­ Tooke’* mother of Clearwater. Hepnirn and Hecondltinning gible to attend the Christmas hall, to bring a lunch. u highlight of the ChrDtmu* soMr. nils! Mrs. Fred Rail have ar­ The regular meeting of N i'o Veto Howard Chapter, Unii«sl mil M-nsou. These ultimtii are also rived from Chevy Chase, Md. to 1004 Cedar Avenue Phone 141V ini'ligihle to attend witli n guest visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Daughters of the Confederacy, in-, tint ion. Spencer und Mrs George D. His will be held at the home of Mi*. Itepirsrtltntives of the Associa­ hop. 11. L. Perkin* with Sirs. M. 8 . Wiggins and .Mrs. Mary Strong as tion amt on Mumtay night to com­ Mrs. Jack Holt md children. hostesses with Mrs. peikins, at plete plans for the ilnnci* which l* W ARM CO M FO RT 1 M JIS scheduled for Christmas night Hobby ami Barbara, are expected 3:00 p. m. Taylor Commander* No. 2H. from 10:00 pm. until 2:00 a.m. to strive over tin- weekend from Knights Templar, will meet at and will frntlire an excellent or­ El Torn, Calif. Muj Hoit left le C O O P LOOKS 7:30 p. III. ut tho Masonic Hall, 1 chestra in tin- ballroom of the eently for oveisras duty. when the Red Cros degiee will be Mayfair Inn. Tallies for members Mrs. Charles Park nml rhihlrtn and their guests will lie placed in conferred. the ballroom iilld lobby of th. of Jacksonville ure expected to M ONDAY arrive tomorrow fnim Jacksonville The final meeting of representa­ beautiful hotel. tty I In |if» This will he the fifth annual to visit relatives m Sanford. They tives and member* of the Inieiwill lie Joined over the weekend by Christinas ball which each year fraterntty Association will !»• bet I at 8:30 o’clock at the Episcopal draws from iuio to 700 person*. Dr. Pnrks who will accompany 1 VS'ater resistiiut gnl*arSince the Association's founding them home. Parish House. dilies with warm quilted Ueardall Avenue Circle will five years ago the Association lias lining* and zipper do­ Friends of Mrs Eleanor Havfiiel meet at the chapel at 3:00 p. m.__ hnd us its presidents Joe McCasings . . fm lln- young Im, Mrs. I.ester Guthrie, Mrs. will regret to learn that she suf a broken leg os the result of mall aged i‘, lln,nigh IH George Andrew Speer, Mr-. Gerald ferrd a fall last Thursday In Orlando l.ossing and Mrs. Diixhury ns the Alter spending two days In Or current president. lando she lias now returned to her Any new residents in Sntifoid home at lul Ka*t Seventh Street who me fraternity or sunnily The certificate piano recital of alumni an- invited in Join the A*Mr anil Mrs Heed Welch of Mist Madeline Mnllem's student, K o ciu tio ii by contacting Mrs. Don­ Hnrgcltstown. I’a have arrived to Mlsa Elizabeth Ann White was giv­ ald Jones, telephone 427-W. Fra* visit their si-ler brother in en on Monday evening at 8:00 termin’- ond sororities represent­ law, Mr. ond Mrs ami Frank Lieske o’clock at the Woman’* Club. Play­ ed in the A*«nclatiwn are as fol­ Welshes have been attending ing each of the numbers with bril­ lows Alpha Tim Omega, It. A. The liance, precision, beauty of tone Newmun Jr.; Della Hlgitin Phi, the .Itilh annual convention of the Nalhmul Milk Priahtrer* Fcilcru and line Interpretation, Miss While jjavu u wonderful performance llnbbv Itrlssoii; Delta Della Della, tluii which drew repented applause Mrs. Spfiicei Hrilin; Kappa A l­ Mr. mol Mi* K K Walker h im pha, it. F. Whitner Jr.; PI Rein I’lndo by Fred Kit-tiller Riiytuond Studio from her enthusiastic audience. \ttiinti'. mill it n.n- ut th, Stinlord scene for it -liort while lire Miss Mu Hem, In a brief talk ut Phi, Mk . Hubert Karos; Pi Kuppn returned lo Sun fori I fiom S hi a *ota where Mi Walker served n« Mi- Pci, 1 II I ’ P-u m ,1 yeiiny: dnngliter Martha Jean, who with Mr. Ih Lilli ttfltiM the close of tho urogram, staled Phi, Robert Karos; Pi Ka|ipa Althat the certificate presented to phn, I! 1.. Perkins J r and John a director mol malinger of llu­ Tepmc in, vi-iiio,- lot p m ,nl-, Mi und Mr*. J. It. ('ogluiiii nt their S»/, - |V In VI Miss White expressed u degree of Soliiiuld; I. iiiii IhIs 4’hi Alpini, pin nl of the Walker Wilson Coin In,no in Mn\Ini Mi I ,,- h ,< eft roving 11 leave of oh-co, <• fi,„,i the accomplishment which rend for the Hnlpli Austin Smith; Sigma Al|dia pony olid Mr* Walker served us i M t 'h-oiie-hot, t'oinp.iiy ■«f t b-y eltitld, It. Mr-, Tepsic, the forim-i completion In a creditable manner Epsilon, W. C. Hutchison Jr.; Sig- secretury-lreasiuei, Mr. Walket .Mai pin, < -’cbotii. 1- ut il known 10 Florida tlanciiig citcles liuviog ‘.-in, mg --bool tin- Coglnirn Setood of Dmicitig, fot a course In piano music including 11111 No, Ruddy Angel; uml any is ill charge of the Celery City •In,-i-I,,t It,-, 2 l„ l’,\ required pieces and study numbers, others not named are listed ns the G rill here In Sanford and Mis oinny yen,- - ' .iiinM I i -,ol.i -*e,l pie-roiling matly ollt-tandillg -ido11> I doll,* |,t >»v I *,o, - dull 1,- tin,,, , 1 n ltheory, harmony, history of music, Stiay Greeks, represented by M m Walker Is associated wi!h the of flee of T . W I.awton, Snperin !(o) Grime and Cullen Wright pedagogy uml the recital tendent of Public I list un i ion. Miss Irene While assisted on the program with vocal selections and Hi - H In 10 sang with expression In her lovely, elear soprano voice She was uc liy G H \ C E M STIN KCII'IIEH h i* companlcd at (he piano by Miss 1 Lucille Price. About in per-oil- ell loved tile All thine wht* wnit to I hi* t ’i‘l Melt'- t hlli -tippet ol tin- Holy Guests were greeted at the door I Miss lli-nlsr Steven* was honor­ vry ( ’rntt* Hnttinlny night n*nlly by Mrs. R L. White, Miss Mullein ed recently with a miscellaneous I I n - - Fp l-i op.il I lltireh held l.i-t and the young ladies on the pro shower given liy Mrs. W. I*. Chap­ hud 11 grand time!! Til ere were night .it 7 tsi p 111 I tie groiqi met 4 n record 123 klit there lit,out at tin- home oi I'lliuiiil Htggtti- ol gram, Ushers were Miss Florence 1 man ami Mrs. ( ’ E. Chorpentng U ,10 . 1 .»een. Illot- Gray Price ami Miss Sybil Holcombe Si. ai the Chapman home on West breaker bo Oil* yen 1 Everyon* l'n,’ 11 I li on,I v lew I d i , e (or n , hi, ken si/. . F* to 21 entered On* aelivitieinto u-uul Programs were distributed by Miss First Street, li.irl>ei'ue Mi lliggtus M'Meil 0 Thelma Riishtun. Beautiful bmi . Contests were enjoyed with mid seemed tu he huiilig gobs of (Imlriuou of the newly e-tnhh-hed quels, receiver! by the performers, prize* hong won by Mrs. J. C. fun! Hue Ann Itudfoid mid Wiley food eominillee .mil w ns o--i-teil were carried to tno singe by Peter I 111vis ami Sits. A. ( ’. Moore, after Jarrell, Lawrence Skate* mid Hilly by Wiiltom Rush. II i. I V t kin- J r I’urk really had a lint ping pong oilier:. Rankin Mis* Stevens opened her gumo going and Tiuiiinv Kuhn uml The auditorium was decorated which Served with the rhirken, borlie many lovely gifts. Later in the with vases and baskets of pinlus seemed to he the cluinipioli play­ cued bv the coiiimitlee. yvere to­ ed saliiil. pot aim-- with ehee-e and fern, while the platform was evening refreshments consisting of er. adorned with pedestal baskets of coffee, nuts, mint* uml delicious -illiei1. Iilckle- olives, liread-. ond I , i >8 Harnlt Jacobson really bail n polnsctlla* ana graceful jmltcd small sandwiches were served. fine talent show worked up front Imt I'liflee Those attending with Miss thu Freshman I ’lnss. This included palms. A hi lei tnisines- se— Ion w e o n The program was us billows: Stevens included Mrs. P. II. Lan­ a piano stdn "Pitt-bu rgh Pennsyl­ ducted liy I'le -n h i d llotinnml Sonata, opus 27 No 2. Hccthovrii, sing II, Mrs. P. 11. ionising HI, vania" by Harriet Redding; a vo­ l.umlipil-1 ilnrillg m hit'll time Hie Adagio smdenuto. Allegretto, Pres Mrs. .1. R. Huolctmii, Mrs. J. J. group ngireil to took and serve to Agitato, by Elizabeth While; Carver, Mr*. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. cal solo "Here lii My Heart” by iheil own final ol the iinndhly Glenn Jnncs arentupnnlcd liy Mrs. A I D S HA N T A ( M A C S Lovely "Only a Rose", Frlml, Irene Davis, Ml** Ella Holton, Mrs. 0. Hireling* in Hie I'nilsli Hall In the White; “ Llebestraumo No. 3", E. Chorpciiing Jr., Mrs. W. W. Evutts McCoy; a trumpet solo fiitme \n 111 mriit - 1net 11 w.i- made Ml** A met lea, yvln* i* Mi** Ney-a “ Carnival in Venice" by Wavne lane Iniligley- of Inikeliillil will l,e Liszt ond “ Revolutionary Etude, Horne, Mrs. It. M. Mason, Mrs. E. that on Allyeid 1 urpolole Com lom oirm y in III,mil opus 10, No. 12, Chopin, liy Eliza­ C. Smith. Mr-. Mabel Rlollllt, Mra. McCoy; a vocal solo " I Went to milllioti ami liie.ikl.i-l would lie in ( I t lando Nov. 2d She will Your Wedding" by Fnye \«bl<-i share tin- "petlight with Snntu D i m o r I In \ ! beth White; "Avc Marla". Schu- M. E. Move. Mrs. E It. Smith, tiehl on Not :m ,1 7 ill ., m 1 Flan* in 1 l,c annual F b il-lm a bert, by Irene White; "Warsaw Mrs. I,. M. Swain, Mrs Burke 11 medley of Christmas -migs u paiiide al I mi |i n, \i| Fe nliul Concerto", Addiictcll, by Klizuhelli .Steele, Mr*. Willie Tate, Mr-. K. eluding "W hite Christum*” . " W m r ' l o i l i t 11111n a l t i n , 11. 11 I n -1 c the ter Wonderland" ami " Ku, l-.t f" White T. Chapman. Mrs. J. E McKinley, rendered on the plnnu by Paul pm nde and id-*,, I ’liM-liua* di-phiy Mrs. Marvin Dyul. Mr*. A. It. Elliot Also Geraldine .Spivey i . ,,f fti ew ,0 k* ,,ii I nk, Fiiln nl 0 till Stevens, Mrs. Moore, Miss Hetty an a,rebuilt- amt ( ’uiolyn Gaybod P m Staging lln two event* iPhone 171 1111 West I irw| Slrrd-I Moore, Mrs I*. 11. Wyatt, Mr*. rendered lienntifttllv "F’l-lt Ciilta Itiealer lb land,, Fhuinbcr of FomTom Orr, Mrs. Z. II. Ratliff, Mrs. Switn". Everyone elijuyed lu-r u Mrs .lie , 01 lev yt.is loi-le -- for i I I I *' M e Norn King, Mis* Hill Harvey, Mr*. the leciil.il meeting id Hie I'.i-I Weklwu Lodge member- gath­ .1. N. Atzarelln, Mr*. Chapman much that she snttg as all eneme Matron - 1 lob i n d r i ol Hie "Y o u Made Me Lave You". ered at the home of Mrs. L. II. ami Mrs, Chorpenlng. e m Star on Moodily nigh! nt her Mr*. F. E. McCoy uml Paul El home on Cameron At emir the Harvey on West Fifteenth Street Hot accompanied the solos. This at 7:00 p. m. Monday evening for dcvnltniiid was g u r u bv Mr* II was really a wonderful tnb-nt C. Monte .mil Ml* .Inch Kinney, tho quarterly party of the auxili­ Ry K A Y IIKNNINGKR show and everyone enjoyed it ary. Mrs. C. A, Anderson. Mrs, I*. chairman, led (he meeting after thoroughly. Congrats Freshmen'!! T. Meeks, Mr*. J. A. Varn, Mr*. Detlary has a new *ho|i on We never knew yon hud it in which luinutrs and report* were W, E. Jameson, Mra. C. R. Jones, Highway 17-92, Just a few door* read ynutl Next tnonllt the Hnphiiinoi>« Mra. J. J. Nicholson Jr., Mrs. A. Office!- fur the eoining year from thu Post Office, which will will pul un u talent show with W M. Remusat and Mrs. Olive Wells were eleeled uml will lie iu-lnllril have opening day tomorrow, Phillips in charge. were co-hostesses. at Hie Decriilhcr me,ding nl tlie All inemlicr* linvlng birthdays Thursday, Nov. 20. The owner, After the talent show regnl-ir eliili at Hie Horiiey home on Dee In the last quarter uf the year re­ William G, Hchroth, formerly of activities were resumed tvIMi some III. Plan* were made for 11 banquet I .A K C K S T S TO t K IN S A N T n l l l i ceived gifts and the other mem­ Cincinnati, Ohio, cantu to Florida couples even dancing!!! Home of honoring Hie Worthy Grand Malum bers sang happy birthday tu them. for hi* health which ha* been re- these couples were Hob Minus during tier official visit lo Sc'iniaide Each person was bunded a sheet mnrkahly improved since hi* reM and Colleen Engehretson, Hay I’u Chapter No 2, OKS. mi Dec. 13 of paper with the words "What u dence here. vis and Hope Weldie, Phillip Boyd T I ium' JiHendillg the meeting The new shop Is slocked with and Barbara D’Harr. Lot- of were wonderful bird Is the turkey" Mrs lliiulh, Mr* Mmire, Mr* written upon It and requested to novelty, Jewelry, shell*, ceramic*, others entered In the Hnnnv II ', Hiirery Mrs John Fourier. 3!r* write another line with the last terfiiliie, randies, cookies, syrups, Hqtmre Dancing, Cliarlest <n ■■ I R F t'rrnshnw Mr* Herlhti Jen Mr*. R. T. Humphrey won thu ellles and Jams packaged ns gift Round lluliclng. H011111I- like tun, kin*. Mrs Iniltie Nix. Mr* H I* prize for completing this little terns. Mr. Hchroth has excellent Dutton. Mr* Mtireu* Tyre, Mr* poem. Prize in another gnmo was connections with Herron Groves, huhT Of course our regular chaper­ Ilasky Wight uml Mr* Corley won by Mrs. II. L. Moore. Hanford and Loveland Groves In ons, Conch Gordie, Mr. und MiAfter a very enjoyable evening tho Indian River section, *0 that refreshments, Including the largo ha will not only la- able lo sell Homcr L. Osluirne, Mr*. Ilemy birthday cake, were served to citrus fruits on the iiremUr* hut Dees ultil Mrs. J. M. Hlllteclpln 1 , the H .dipnoi font bn11 game with were pipsent and other visitoitile plotted- going to our Celery those present: will also he able to ship It to other Theru have been iptlle a l< w Crate Tin - i- i-eiluinlv lor 1, Those attending with the hos­ uf the country. Improveinents matin to the Crate worthy cnu*e tor >n we tlnnl, \ tesses were: Mrs. A. J. Walker, part* Onn of thu ouslamllng and, we this year, the major one being the Nexl week there will be just Mrs. R. Beard, Mrs. Rrlttin Johnson, Mrs. W. K. Varn, Mra. might add, unique features uf this redecoratlon of the girl-' n -l till, reglll,,: glilue , mlitI dlllli'illg lit W. II. Brinson, Mrs. A. L. Gunter, new shop Is thst Mr. Hchroth room. Tho Senior Home Kc girls, th Crate Inil il'- bound lo In- loiol* of fun -o cooie on down Hnlnidiiy Mra. O. G. Owen, Mrs. it T . War­ plans to serve frr«h orange Juice did u splendid Jolt of this. ren. Mrs. R. T. Humphrey, Mrs. at all times. Motorist* can testify Lust lilght the I T A sponsored nlghl John Roger!, Mrs. \v, A. Cagle, to thu fact that many n trip would Mra. R. W. Turner, Mrs. Brndlo havo been more enjoyable If there Williams. Mrs. Plomu Lewis. Mrs. had been more stands along the Robert Z. Johnson, Mrs. II. W. way where fresh-squeezed orange New and Used Instruments Rukur’s Musical Instrument Shop BOYS’ .IACKKTN Mth. William Graham Elizabeth Ann W hite Honored At Shower Given Piano Recital Mrs. Herbert Thurston und Mrs. Clyde Stlnion were co-hostesses on Monday night when they en­ tertained with u bridal shower honoring Mra. William (iruhum. Jit The rooms were attractively deco­ rated with white chrysanthemums, gladioli and fern. A large sliver wedding hand holding n miniature bride and groom was placed over the bridal table, Games were played und priien were won by Mrs, John Clark after which refreshments we>.< served from tho dining table. Toe table wus overlaid with an Import­ ed linen cloth and centered with a lovely arrangement of fern and star jasmine. Silver candelabra # held white tapers. Mrs. Thurston presided at the punch bowl with Mrs. Stinson ussilting in serving. Miniature InMi­ nuets with silver drops were pre­ sented to each guest. Those enjuying the evening with Mrs. Graham were Mrs. John It. Jones, mother of the bride, Mr*. S. J. Davis, Mrs. C. 11. Winn, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs, Hoy Reynolds, Mr». Hulvn Hales, Mrs. Robert Hteele, Mrs. J, Strickland, Mrs. T. J, Towslnds, Mrs, Nellie Hales, Mrs. Grace Folk, Mrs. C. E. MrKee, Mrs. George Stinson, Mr*. John Gardner, Mr*. Henry Russell, Mr*. J. J. Cates, Mr*. J. Moulton and Miss Mary Odhum. SEMINOLK HI By IIKVKI1LY GRAY ) j 8. I I. S-’s bailing with home- .0 '■ b# ,S coming activities! Getting ready fur that nil important event uru* committees, lots of float groups, clubs, and tliP Student Council. The theme this yenr I* "Defent Del.and," which af course thu Semlnoles are going to do. Then* will be plenty of publicity about homecoming (hi* year, pnrtieolnrly since Seminole itlgli School will celebrate it’s 251li year on French Avenue. The Council Is sponsoring u Homecoming Dance with Pete Mukur’s Orchestra In the school gym. The done* theme I* "Harvest Moon” and 4b* plan* underway now are really going to transform the gym. As usual, there will he a pep meeting Tuesday night to start the pep for the big game with DeLand Wednesday I The Senior Play thli year will be "Little Women I" T ry out* are Monday and Tuesday afternoon*, so plan lo be there A you are Interested In lielng In the Senior Play, "Little Women"... Gossip and Gab: Who Is this Tommy Humhley has been seeing n tot ofT Don't suppose It's the true thing, tho’, 'cause he’s still on the loose! Who Is that adorable Soph Louie Dull­ ard is always talking to In the halls, especially sixth period? T T Peggy Clark circulating around with a certain alumnua not long .............. Please tell us who this Is JoAnn Moore I* writing to nows-dayaT T His first name couldn't be Jerry, could it, J«»AnnT T Bandra Dunn and Joan Wright double­ dating over the weekend and hav­ ing Iota of funl Ed TUon bringing hock old memories by dating * Senior gal last Saturday nlghl? Randall Farrell still carrying tha torch for a little blonde t T That’s all for now. B* Beeln ya Friday night. . . * Mrs. Young, Cullen Azalea Hostesses Harden Club met on Friday night it >:00 p.m. al the home of Mrs. J. A. Young In Lake Monroe with Mlsa Elfalee Klrchhoff as co-hoateas. Mra. J. P. Cullen, chairman of the circle, led the devotional and presented the program baaed on Wkatatonlilnu leaves". !K7.ri lo 11.50 BOYS’ PANTS COBDUKOY 5.85 pr. * ( ’o-lmsU‘NHi‘H Honor Miss Deni Stevens Celery ( rate News .'{(! Men Attend .Men’s ( hilt -Montlily Supper 2.H5 (<• 1.511 GABAKDINK 1.50 lo X.95 IM'NGAUBKS KHAKI PANTS :t.50 Mrs. Harvey Hostess To VVekiwa Lodge De Bary Doinura TELEVISION Over 20 Different Mmlels To Choose1 From • PHILCO • RCA • ADMIRAL • lull'** Ilia*I lit*si n filitnlnJililll and luncheon at the Spring* In February. A social hour followed the meet­ ing. Thoie attending were Mr*. R. C. Harper, Mra. K. R. Andcraon, Mrs. Cullen, Mra. W. It. Jennings, Mra. L. E. Bpencor. Mrs. Hoy TilUs, Mrs. A1 F. Hunt, Mra. J. M. Moya, Mrs. Young, Mra. J. A. Clark, Mra. Henry Russell and Tho building adds lo thu attrac­ tiveness of pcllury’s business i«clion. It is yellow ami gray am) will hu accented l>y ttie richness of the gulden orange. Thornton. • IW W T O W W W W W M P SYLVANIA • tfje # i f t to ** IOMKKSON T A I I I . K M CH IK ItH — C O N H O I.K H — Cd»ij'/f/f Yuur /‘m /mi#/ 4*»lli Goodsuted, Mra. F. I,. Dudlr Mra. J l. L. Moore, Mra. M. B. Hal MOTOROLA I(. i i I m i i I " M illiu ii- W ALNUT — M inor" ( i Imm li«4(jfii Pitfjn lion Sl i evil. Miivirt (■lit! iliilrs M|« tltitiwr, I’tifililrr, t clr.trcf un a IMz\I I A G O N Y ~ C O M III N A T I O N S I .I M C II O A K 17 • 211 - 21 IN C H H C IIK K N H R a tli4ut St rev11. I .O W K H T I N 8 T A M . A T I O N P IU C K S K A SY TC K M H T R A M ! IN H A C C K I T E I ) O N IM IW N P A Y M E N T I ’H E K H O M E D K M O N H T II A T I O N the Pleasure of Pholog. Conic in today and visit. Sue our complete line of photographic gift* by iiulionally known inuiiufaclurcra. AMNOUNCBMINT CAMERAS • PROJECTORS . ACCESSORIES Wieboldt Studio & Camera Store im a rytnii Ms* 210 South Park LAY-A-WAY NOW FOR XMAS DELIVERY W inn’s T Y & Ratlin Sanford's Only Excluttiva TV Dealer Second �•* IF, t h e flANFcm n h e r a l d P its 4_______ Writ. Nov. 10. 19,12 Mervyn Ozlor Policeman Is Hurt By Truck Invading Sanctity of Porch (Continued Prom Page Ode) w’oorl, with all the window* Jams spit In this worn). Walls nnd foufi* datinn ore constructed of runCrete hloek ami the walls an I top nrc Insulated throughout with A Rnnfurd special policeman rojkweol. The wiill* are furred- was unahlo to move fast enough out lor adilltionn) Insulntlnn, form- fiom the porch of his trsller nt ed I.J- ilr-nd u lf spare. thn Park Avenue Trailer Court, *m0 Doors inc mudu ol Catlvu wood, Orlando Drive, la avoid a hurtling ini ported from .South America lie- pick-up truck, nml both he and a rnuae of the huautv of Its grain, wo man occupant af n second ve­ width is similar to that nf tho hicle were Injured yesterday after, North American birch. KIoois are noon. constructed of uak with a soletli-n C. W. Snider was talking fo an­ pattern. other person on the porch of the A brick planting Inn is located trailer when the piek-up, driven T A L L A H A S S E E Ijn -T w o men nt the front entrance ivhllu light­ by Alice Fern Sutterflelil, .'10, also Who WPro turned mil nf ttic hInrldo ing at all entrance* I* .«■>■*••<> i a resident of the court, nnd a pass­ State Prison l>y the Cabinet Par- and diffused to rurh tho collecting enger car driven by Aaron A. fill(ton Hoard over Slntv Parole Com- of III-rein at night. (Jllu-r out>,i... berbUtt, till, Orlando, collided on mission protests that they were lighting i’iii!iiiircn spot and floort tbe hlghwav, while the woman was confirmed c rim tun Is tire hack in iltliii wlilcli can 111uruinntr- the mnklng n left-hand turn, accord­ Jill as burglar suspects in Macon. whole area of the hoiisv. Thia oul- ing to n police report. After thn nlde lighting serves for icrrentliin- rolllslnn. the truck eoM1’ n*d on (They are Grady St flair and nl iiurposi-* and a* a protection Into the porch. Wilbur Calvin Carr, who have against prowlers. All the lights inAlso Injured In the mishap waa criminal records extending hark slip- and outside the hoiisi, mnv lie Mrs. Hilhcrhlttll, fid, who com­ turned on nt eithir of two switch­ over a scries of offenses since 1031, plained of an Injured rhost but mostly wllh Ihc two In partner- es. located In the hedroom und tn- n fused to get from the car to rskitchen. • ship. reive medical attention, according Sheriff E. Julian Peacock of , Bvi-ry known prlnelpfe for Imr- to (Thief liny Williams, who aslil fllhb County, On., said the two are J'ienne protection has been nseil sho stated she wmild get such at­ being held for Investigation of a in tin- rnnstrm-tloii of the hon-1 , tention In Orlando. Mr. Snider was 94.000 safe-crocking jolt at Macon Mr. Osier said, which took in hii- - Inken lo a physician by Chief WIIOfficers said (hey had a set nf rii-iine nm liars In the roof, n farg.- i Hums, und the doctor determined burglar tools and a supply nf nitrn amount nf solid ronriete construe ids Injuries were minor. glycerine In Ihelr possession when tiioi, and bracing of the chimney. Moth the drivers Involved In the they were arrested. f.nhiriets in the kitchen wi-re mishap were arrested on charges ! Macon elty detectives said tests eijstoni made by Haiitbern Maid of of enreless nnd negligent driving, at the Georgia State Crime Lab- Miami- Dlbi-r bigldiglit* of the Moth ears were headed south and oratory Indicated the tools were kitchen Inrliide a Imilt in plan­ the truck was turning Into thn the ones used in the Southern Dis­ ning de*k for Mrs. drier, vegetn- trailer court. Dsmngi^tu the IDItt count Company burglary here hle bins, a typewriter-type lifting pick-up truck was set nt IU0O and Sept, lit shelf fnr the mlx-mnster, a mafile In the limb’ DeSnto sedlill HIM). . That was Just alioul two months ehupplng board, [.nay Hasan type f.t. Mux Mu*s and I’at ml mail S. after Curr ami St Clair wore of shelves in one earner iif (lip. II. Hpnnce also were at the scene. •limed mil of the Florida Stale kitchen, mi nlaindanre af eleclrlnil A DeLamj minister went lo {risen when the pardon hoard rut outlets, nnd dlreellonnl lighting sleep while driving Ids limii I’onibelr 10-yenr sentences in half ami «rnm the celling. Tho Oilers have tlar convertible north on I’ark leased them hremise they had a Ifotpolnt rvfrlgernlur nml n Avenue this morning, acrordlng to l‘'rigiilalre stove, rved the shortened sentences. police, und struck tho earner of Tim electrically fired Mayflow­ the fountain at Fart Mellon I’nrk er lieallng-cualing unit lii-al* when nnd knocked dawn two pasts bsrk the lenipeiature drop* below 70 of the fountain wllh hi> car before degrees nnd cools when the tern- It enilir to II slop. peinture Is mori* than Hfl degrees. The minister, the Itcv. Joseph E. llr | i» r t > » , A An at tie fan also may be used for ■ n o ru n ip ■T»<en i -i in i m -i II*. was net Injured but cooling (he bouse. The hosting Ctuwlev o t it is letluirl of tin- unit is fed oil from a damage to the car was estimated S m ilo r.l, I'liirlilii Toe l-'lluHrltiu n-j.i.rl-il l.p MMI-giilliiii tank hurled outside nt liV police nl $70(1. llii- l-.iil.'r ii .-pi Hi.-Uiiiifi.n1 Hi.pl.* •he kitcliP’ii p'ntram-e. r u n n e r * M in im i r..i I ir m lii.* ...i.| A feature of the main biithroom Ml Trucker* mnl |i*iP-f« ii|, ,I, J ]n I*, m. NiivmiiI.ci till. is u unit which furnishes light, In the storage space lend llltn the A viirm l.ie s S’l-I-I II.. hint ar cool air. which Is Installed attic. Di-sne, Ttmb-rKi ,'*n, in the colling. i-Tnars of the lisths The color scheme af the cxtcrlnr HeiiemlUw •iuipIIIv anil the kitchen sre of Vlnefles. of the house Inrarparnte* egg - llii llpr. Ilriiii*. | -..n le liile r. Som- of the almnplnnce of rlosets shell, flamingo nml Wcdgewood I l*|l*"lllOH IJll.llllp aii- located In flip mnln hath and i till. Il|.p I) IS t r.ii In the ha II way lending to I he bed- blue, The structure is located on l Mlllmile, K t.-ll.l.i roams. sn Ml H i ip plot tncnsmtng bIH feel liv MU 11 Sn-1.ipp. (Jelerr. E lrirliU N il HI |-l- I.II-IX The nmsli'r hedtaom, painlnl n feel and faces west. Finns urn Corn Criii IlY'. Wodgewood lilne, has a tripleCueliinl.i-rK. |iiipi<iii|lriir made far glowing u considerable (Irn d * I in M . 1.1 || PH* s lit. doored eloaet stretching the length lfgg|>l*nt ii-i it.iii II !.'••] III! of one w-nll. Walls of the hath of amount nf cltrim in the renr of the failure, li.-l.ifH the muster hedroom are covered plot In nn attempt to secure venr, Callfnml* j. \ II So nround fruit. Kennels are being with water-oroofed wall paper. inlons, ri-iii.pp r.n i .i . h «. m r,ip. Wall* of the living ruom am) din­ built for Mr. Oiler’s hunting dog* ’arslev (. n..* r r » i * I. 1,(III.I If. '•ppere llu. n. l-.i is.an-* I', ing room* are green, while the a- in another urea on the hark por­ ’•Nt, llle.-hi.).- llu llpr i: if. coustieal tile rollings throughout tion of the plot. ■ '*»». i'r<iwiii<r llu llpr IS RIP the house are eggshell In color, Flans also Include i-DiisIdrrnMo 'O la ln re , Hip.-I-I, Draperies In thn living room were Inmlscnplng, pm vision of recrea­ Porto til"*o tin. rr.ii* 11 ,1 *laalshrs S Tins 1-r.iip. I I . HP purchased at Champaign, lls,. Mr. I ipim.li. V*II.iip. 11(1 Mp.p I S Ml drier's home city. Furniture built tional facilities In a semi-private ’p.prti.I■■r m. P'lillr.irnl.p In minlntiite was Installed in tin- nren in the nurlHein pmllnp of the in Mi. l,n«* 14 Ml bed room nf Die Osiers' ilniighler, plot and the Ipstallntlmi af a white rm ii > pripiiM"* Mi'iU iiii.i wbn Is a little mare tliun a year rock par).lug nroil. Trees un the I.SIPIPI ll.'I aid. Ornna**. n*R m.i Overhead stainge splice is pro­ pint Include link, Australian pine, Hniiiili-r II.n if -i* Grapefruit, Piiri.iiii ip .« pi if. : if. vided In the car part, which also i-mlnr, mngnollu, Coens Flomosa I.Ini*. H Oil IP.Ill II r.;. houses a shower, a hut water heat­ i II VAIHETTEH ............ r••.i lii.l er nnd nn nulimintlc washer. An palm, riihhugi' |mlm, three valle41 Hiuifi.nl r.itm.i-- MarS.l expandable chillies drying nick lles nf or.dtgr, grape fruit, leinnii, from III pi up N.n PTlIi I., in a .a Mpiv. uni, itpi,i may be Installed In tile pail, Dikiis lime, and guiivii Paroled Prison inm ates Back In Jail For Robhin? Ex - FlbHclu Convicts Had Crime Records Dating: Rack To \31 ? ftf#Mfs (C m Dm m I Tttm Fa|« D»*) Sewers Frank MebaneAnd Asticfcifttes Buy Plylhdtlth Hotel (Continued From Pa*c Dnd construction of a purification plant, explosion In New Mexico lit 104ft deeming it not needed at thia time he elaborated, "This marked a If sewer outlets are extended far­ new c m . ft wai a great deal mor* The Mount Plymouth Hotel, lo­ ther Into hake Monroe. than the invention of another new Mayor Stcmper pointed nut to weapon, ft was n revolutionary cated In Coke county nn Highway ty he Is not In favor of omitting omlttln* change In th*e entire eotirse of M. I* miles from .Sapford near ■this cslimateuuin , r ltd lion . . plant, lant, cslimatvu J Whten'n will be opened Dee. Ft ___. pul'll human hlitory." cost I2S i,'kS), expressing the opin­ The ahort dark-haired sneaker, under the new management nf ion It will be needed In future Mount Plymouth Associates, Frank whose vigorous delivery and plenagrowth of the City. ant wit held the attention of hlx Mebane J r . vice-preildcnl and gen­ "Even though It may seem that eral manager In charge of opera­ audience until the eery end, con­ we do not actually need primary tions, announced today. tinued, ‘‘This ago affects everyone treatment now." he said. “ I be­ The hotel nas neen completely lieve that In addition to the grow­ of ua and It Is nur responsibility repainted and redecorated, he said, to see that this force Is guided to ing needs, plus the satisfaction of including the bar. called Ihc "18lh our cltixons and nrnspcctlve clti•he usefulness of mankind." I foie,” nml tho golf course has been ions, Ihe removal of even the Mulldlng up to hi* main fonle, Dr. Tompkins briefly outlined the reconditioned. The hotel also Imnsts aesthetic hazard will he worth n new kitchen, complete with a ntilimentary principles of atoms new refrigerator, nnd other c<|uip- many Mines more Ihnn the cost. "I favor going as far as possi­ and the u»e of atomic knowledge mrnt ble with our ‘age old' sewerage In tracing or "monitoring," ns he A dinner dance will lie held al problem now," he deelared. put It, radioactive Isotopes of va­ rious substances as they travel In the hotel on Doc. 20 wllh music The Mayor asked Mr. Angus to by Keith Harman and hla Harmonthe human body or In any other Isera of Omaha, Kcu. who will play prepare more detailed costs con­ cerning tho construction of a puri­ material, nightly at the hotel throughout the fication plant. "The use of atomle energy lit Mason. physiology and medical science Plana and specifications for the The golf pro at the hotel will he program adopted by the Cdmmlihas limitless possibilities that art Just waiting for development," he Andy LaPola of Preakncss Hills slon should be prepared In about added, "Why juet at an example, Country Club, Patterson, N. J., who Do days. Ihe Mayor laid. recenlly won the pro four-hall they can treat cancer of the championship of New Jersey. All thyroid gland by admlnlitaring a Sanford golfers are Invited by Mr. certain portion of radioactive Iso­ Mebane lo use Mm course at reg­ topes In loillne. In a matter of ular green fees. Memberships will seconds the gelgcr counters, or also be available. monitors, ran trace the Iodine Mebane, resident manager reaching the gland. Tho radiation of Mr Mayfair Hold /or two years, MIAMI HEACH ~(Special)-Tho from the Isotopes will burn the wasIhegeneral manager of Harder Florida Farm bureau, closed Its malignant growth," ill In Sebrlng last year and has 11 th annual state convention here Dr. Tompkins was Introduced by cn manager of Hotel Colorado, John Galloway, chairman of the Glcnwond Springs, for five sum­ today after re-electing E H. Pinlayson, Greenville, president. Lacy historical committee. mers. He Is married (o Ihe former Thomas, Grovelnnd, was reelected, Dr. George Swank, Jr., patho­ Miss Elizabeth Dyson of Sanford vice president; W It. Hancock, logist at the Central Florida Agri­ Groveland, secretary; und John culture Experimental Ktatlon here, Tlcdlko Winter Park, treasurer. was inducted Into the Klwanls Tom McCluno, Winter Park, was club by Judge ft. W. Ware, nt N:0<) p.m. I.eon Cornell led the re elected executive secretary. Earl Higginbotham announced group In n few songs nftor the The new board of directors In­ that a hoard of directors meeting luncheon He will lie In charge of cludes; It. I. Price, Graccvllle; will be held at the home of Pres­ next week's program. Mr. Stine- Claude Davis, Milton; Forest Davis ident J. Martin Htlneclpher tonight cipher presided. Jr., Quincy; Flnlnyxon; L W. State Farm Bureau Electa Its Officiate K Taft Rales For Eviction TOkt tfyRent Office(Con llitucd From ' (rtf '1 however. . Tenants who are evicted by them, For a few minute* Sen. “ ty***. method* that violate Ihe Federal Ilrldge.s of New Hampshire *»t In rent laws rimy sod the evicting with Taft ami Marlin a* they con­ landlord for at leint 41DO plus ferred with the general. reasonable attorney's fees nnd Taft. Elsenhower’s chhtf rival fftr r.»-.v5,* iteeotHiifjt to w , R Tlii- V, v.iu'cnlla! ..omlnilT-1 AVPHaria, a— s r-Ht director for July, was smiting a-.cSeminole C'pniilly. the conference wdilch brought to­ Tenant* who ,!<> lint wish lo tut- gether some of tho heavy anchor cun turn their facts over tu tht-| men In the Republican Party. Earlier, whon Taft went In to nren r*rtf office, w-hlch wiill handle I talk with Elsenhower, he told the claim. Mr. Williams continued. newsmen that no definite prdgMtt The tentrnt will then receive no would be worked out at today * mote than SIO or the eiiulvnleilt meeting of one month's reht, whichever is| Taft said a list of subject* w i* greater, on settlement with the hound to come up at the Conarc*landlord or collection of a Judg-| sinnal session starting In January and remarked "a lot of law*" '"til merit ngainst him. Office of Pent StnldlDritiim reg­ be expiring Tho purpose of t n ulations specifically forbid unwar- meeting today, he said, wa* to de; r -e t -i .*vict|o*px nf tenants from efile what you arc going tn do. property subject to maximum Then he said he did not e*RM} icliis, ute «e«m rent director said,l any definite program to be wortna hut there would be ah ex­ and these Federal laws must be out. change nf views to reach general compiled with before landlords conclusions „ •• enn legally procceil with evictions Sens Styles Bridges of New through local mnrt*. landlords, Hampshire and Alexander Wiley of of courae, are Justified In evicting Wisconsin were others who expect­ tenants on certain grounds, he ed lo see Elsenhower today. added, hut must meet tho nollee reipilr*merits of the rsnt regula­ tion* In nmnc case*, and nbtaln ushc prior eerMfh'rttlrhi from the rent office In others. IJertnYml R II, 80, Takes Fourth Bride LONDON -,r -T h c Undon Times annminced today that Britain's Townsend. Live oak; S. A llryan, most unrunvcnttnnnl peer — BOHalford James S. Worshow. Ala­ I year-old Ilertrand Husscll, worldchua; D, D. Falrcloth. Trenton; ; rrnowned philosopher, Nobel Prize George Fnllerlnn, Oak Hill; E. W. winner and earl in the peerage of Lins, FI. Pierce; Thomas Gush- the United Kingdom — Is taking mart Radohaugh, Orlando; George a fourth bride, Middle, Lakeland; Tledtke; 11. J. She Is a .12 year old American Sweat, Halm; D A. Cannon, -Son author, Miss Edith Finch of Bryn Aniline; J. T Gaunt, Immokalec; Mawr, Pa.. Ihc Times says. The Fred H. McNcecc. Delray Ueaeh; ceremony reportedly will take Hancock; Mrs Howard Gamhlo. place In January. Eustls and Mrs S. S Gibbons. 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You get greater performance, too, because the Plymouth engine has been increased to 1Q0 horsepower, with a new higher com­ pression ratio of 7.1 to 1, And Plymouth brings you this great advance Its engineering and deslgtl at no advnato In plica, la fact, 4 of the body a l u lon er . . . to gke you the moat sensational Plymouth yalue in history! For the com, plete price story, sr* your Plymouth dealer. See the first truly balanced car In the low-priced field-now. Make arrangements w ith} our dealer fur a deimmit ration drive — soon. Compare this car — on perform­ ance, on appearance, on price. Then yon’ll seefor yourself why the new 1953 Plymouth * ■ * * « ■ • cer value your cat k»*cold Coca-Cola |) **s-4W, L*,,- \ . i*,. ., pir.Vi'Ye JKw.*vjV; ' : •'r"- ? -Jfe• '*£ 'N M .7.' •« K;v i. -.. . >•- * Flynmtht and Munhsidt *f �■ a ct H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 Legal Notices High Law 07 55 4!) 50 15 53 50 41 78 BS 73 70 77 B1 Aihcvlllc New York Seattle WaxhinBtnn Jarkionvllle Miami Tollahaa.ace General Insurance H. JA M E S (JlIT Wed. Nor l!». ISM Weather TOO I.A TK T O LI.AHH1FY J A M E S II. C U T Aaaoc, EDISON iihuiingrnph — Cnldnet style — 05 record*. Phono 360 J after <1:00 l>. M. 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 ISO and 1071 Roam 101 Hanfnrd Atlantic National Hank llulldlnx DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 111 Magnolia Phone 3t2 (H IU O P R A C TO R H O C U S 0 In 12 — 2 to 5 I'hnne 793 Atlantic Hank lluildlng M HE 3 IUCA 10 J '*•'> AMOfirto « f »Pl.i I I I . XIAftTKIr* »%•.»; Not're If* hrrel*)' given thut the an itpucig) IturMiAiH to final •lrcr*,r rnteren oh tlii* 4fli tiny of Novemlirr, l£5f, In (hut certain »t*ot.ittof ||i tin* i ircutl Court *»t Henmiotr i*ftiin, > Flnrlilit, N'», pit'll, wlmrriii PHD* IHt.ll. F.SItSl M lU tTlIA lIK t'OliI'tiltA TIo N I. p l a i n t Iff. in. <iKiiiiitK i: tut.Mr.,*, x widower. JOHN* l> IIAI.ill.fi mill I't.OltRtM IIAl.MliH. hi* wi ", nml atliara, arc dafandnnla. n ill •>Urr for i a U ami « il! > > lit* >.ih ’i■-i liiililcr, vrllliln Itiii Irani ht'ijr * n* i i p op Monday I I lu Int ill!) nf l>»ie«ili«r. I l H ill Inn front tlioar uf Hi* I'nncl ... r. llm m nt tfrnilniil* r.iunljr. Florida. at Hanltitil. eixi lain, ihr r»ll»wltia d r , ■ eft licit lul, pl*cr nr paled nf land >110 * 1 » |ii Pcmliiolr a’.iuniy, Ftur Mil. to-n ilt l i d 113 lit K U IIK K A IIA1IMtK'K, iiiiumUiiK t>> iit.il lh*ra•it nf record In 1*1*1 llnuk I at |iaar 104. of tin p ill'll.' re.-ord* nf Hrmlimlr t*>mnt>‘ Florida, i uiitatiitnw t•■n ... r e . more t>r ( III' IlM. I). I,. T. DOSS .IO.'i lly .03 M V T Ifl: Pit HP S ano nr nr if ) „ - - L V , ootA/ p n o n tiM s 1007 Sanfurd A i r . HuM limit util l-r •‘■•lil ttilijeel to a . . i n n.urlit-.ii*' llolit ilAIIV t: 11M.MUVI.WKM t! VI.AIKS amt 1 1 1 :0 1 1 1 1 1 : K, 11*1 *t I| Kit. tin hurl>aml. to liir Ftil'IJK A*l. t.ANtl IIANK o k ' ol.l'M illA, ilatml January ", l:*ll. unit recorded In >lurtaaH« llook 14. png* If. of >hr uuntdlr record* of Hrinlnolr Count). Hi urlila N E W D U .C . L. P E R S O N S (11' T O M M T U 1 S T E Y E S E X A M IN E D f i I . A S S K S F I ’I T E D 118 South I'nlnaellii Striiue I'h. 1113 ROY WALL ,y A IONA 0ME-5*o YARDS At IfAST * F I fU N I T E U K D R . 11. K . R I N G i M i n o r u \t r o w AT W h o le s a le I'h n n e R a y f lo t t o Plr.i'O «m M 1**f n p|t*41nr m« iy1 I'hmtt I •M« P ric e s IMHO ■ U Juror, tl. dli.iron M o t'r dloi lnl Mac Fred It \Vilroii itU*4t»l Hanford Alliiolli' National Hank Rid Id l tm Hanford, Florid.* h o m e s — m o d e l* t o s o lv e e v e r y p r o b l e m - n e w lo w - p a y m e n t term* Stan t o fit a n y b u d g e t — d o n ’t t a k e chance* w i t h health and c o m f o rt — icc y o u r O il H o u se H e a tin g Comstcch dealer, no w ! I* FREE: katl«l Qlrlnt IvN dataill — al fan* daalar.w atyflatlda rawf* 4 IlfM Can. pony ofAc*I Don't wrnil till the lost mmute >uth tiQV up riraleri and vrcvHf men . . _ MUTUAL FUNDS KHtnhlldhoil 111 years 111 Orlnntlo. Resident office— M in Conway llontl. OIL TCI. 6805 HEATING F o r H c h u I I j* T H r fnllMHtnH rule* apiil) *« ■It Until ,\t\m |»ulallati e*l In I Nf snnluril Hrrnlil. I lltnf t:|r |H*r line ln«rrllnn ;l 1 1mi ea I lie |M*r line Inafrilun II llmta 1e r #r tine Inaerlltin dH (Inim mr per |ln« HurMltia *%e PfF llnf fur W u rlj (••nimrl Pit# Wttrila tu the Mur. Itoiihle llnlf Fnr lllnrh l’» r f tn PHONE 148 IliiMl j%#1* w til h# nerfptfil nivr the Trlrptiunr tin h*h h ufniMluiM elmrnr II jMitir ituntf I* llmlfil In (b« ifIrnHtmr hnnti, In rtlu rn far IhU nt'enia itsnitri (Inn IN# Md«frll«rr In Pt|ierl#i| In |>mi pmtnplly. In ntrfer fur no i<» rrmjrr the tint imaallilr afrtler, ■M U n n« lil« nniki l»r In tMir iifflre *m Ihf sinf laefure |M*hllenllun. Plenaf niMlft Iin I m >mn| ImI r I * If nn error ueeurn In #nur n«l. It. III. CtftriMftri* 111i Uiun Mummer 'it».I It itu.Hi(11IIU A 'ten tie, *«i »i fnr >1, 1’1n» — * .— IIK IIK 'S \ t i l ' l l I'll \ M K (niudutm' him* homo Yntlt itmiro uf I'ithoi ^ ll.ilioouii m it Uoilroom* timul luoution. ho»t oonxt nio lion, honutiful luud wood fltwra. Rviuly m tit«*o in­ to. I Italy Sl.5ma.mi H o m i i , lot I mill' liko tout I'iillt 1(00111 llonm on lM" lot* SI.SIMH10, l.tlioinl Ifriia* Si'i* u* lil.oatt tln*o or otloi* .1. W. I I A l.l. . Iloiillnr Klotidii Slolo llnlik llldit. •'t'nll Hull" Plmno 175H # ennitof hr reapiMtalhle fur inure Htaa «iir Ineitrreel Inter* linn, FLORIDA ROWER A LIGHT C O M P A N Y Ural Kalat* Knr Sale NKW " llodionni In.u*o .'„ u ll' iM" I Vain \votni. I mi THE SANFORD HERALD I.iivolv two liodtinnn liono N t i . l ' InniUoaio.: ''o il flnnt«"d I’lnmo |5'15 M __________ F o i l U K .N T If volt MU lit tn l i l y , limit or Soil. Snn; UK* I III — I J. W. IIA I.I.. llcaltnr Khar Ilia Stair Hank llnlhtlnn W KI.AKo A 1'itrl naont*. 114 W Firm Utrcnl. I’lmne 400-W, -t all H a i r 1*1.iiian 17S« llOI.t \W.\V A IIAUY IIICIIS Dny. work m immth Tel. 1125 ,/ C & y : K I I l’ l> K N K T T K npitrtin*-itl. \ y Furniture Center. I Hi W. Fuat, i ( Iliifhwnv 17 U2, South City mi11«. Kliintlo 1 limtf ('unit 311 K S IA I'K |i *- Son It j*' nooi.l '! Hull l.iooltaoil lltokii fot nil kiioli* " f Itonl K*tiltc |ltd'ti S Pink Phono Hill. ___ _ A l l T I C t KS F o i l HAI.F. — 3 Cl.KAN KOl’ It room f 11rriiatu**] ti|>nf tmrnt. til | pmk Avn. Mini rmnl! Iii*i 11jt*. foil Colory Unfuniirlioil lion*,. ainutiiiont. A vo. CASSKT It Kit It V it loom Mini luith 1 S . 711101*11011 11 [j,i tt 111 i n t fir iv 11 (•• 011Irntioo. Ilnhv W' lootnc. Itoiiaiiu- lly FrU lt S trik e r nlilo Imiinio Mm |||M. (I'll In 1 It A V HUSK F.tl ormioti Ho.lt 2H Hfooi'ty Htotl’ f'ii**oliu I iy to |H|I" Sonkmik t.iunn anil til RflllM mill tmtfi furtilnlnd 11 pit 1 1 mont. Cli'iin, miiati * - ------------ inf t nat* *• Adnltn. *•1H Mol lorn ill. tlfW-W, . 7. . . . S U H K O M . to alain 0 Ilium I'lmm , I'himo 4it>. 2 ROOM fin hi "lud uiun tun ul 2IH. I. 1.1h iih 'I A 'linir. H*al I'm at* Fu r Sat* -1 IlK A lltN W \\ N<> Itialdainif l.iinc't I.ustani* Stop lay 01 Ti'li pliolii' 1125 I'niiiituao Coialor lit! Fir at __ Imi'orli'il Ihinihoo Hlinda nnd ttiiin Siimaio R iikh Tolo I'h'.ii. 1125 Fiiriiitiiio f'enter Mil W Kind. n il. » I ’U N A C K H Ry • Free PAItT in Kl't.I. tamo inni-aiil tif­ fin' wm k K\|'i ai<mood *t< aaoltlaa|i|av h■« k' ••t'■ it I'haitan •da! .1 • l‘ ro* lluf.Vr Itiiitul with Ptnohtiae of I ‘m4|i* W m ul COLOR fill FOLKS ! ! ! Cmpl |n(a for ataln in Lockhart'a and \Vn«l Hunfnrd Sulitllvialun. fUO.Ot) down mid |S00 per month, Wrlto Iluctt Ritlon tloutt‘ flit, Sflnmi Hox i r * r . f y y 1'* V U N K TIA N RI.1NDS Fnctnry priteal Rollia ilniail IlliniD, Aluminum alula, cotton or |iliwtle tnpna. Ciiinpletu rttpitir »ur vice. SK.MINOI.K V U N K TIA N lil.IN O CttSIPANV 829 Went 3rd I'h. 1152-W Mnati’r Cruft Point 12.50 gait. Army Mlanketa, Cnta, Tm imullii* ArnayNnvy Surpln* 110 Knnfuril Ave. Phone 1021 Reach, Ffn. 8 W E K T IIA M M N «r«mrc«, fll.OO Ini. It. SV. Lord. I'hnn* U14-J. P R AC TIC A l.LV NKW 2 hodroram houaa — £800 block Mannolln IJSKII SPACE hmitcra; nil il*c»Avenue. Juat ni)t of city 11rraItn, gontl cnnilitlnn — very remanwith 2 lota: StlAOO.OO. Ruaiunnhl*. |,e* llros. 310 Kim Ave. able down unymnnl^ ...... halnnrn PI). 100. 150.00 pnr montn. A. M. Memuaet. Phonn (tid-W. TU X K H O FKKDS. Complete tine llunt’a Tuxedo Feed Hlore. (laraffn nianrtmnnl newly italntcd. 80 ft. Iiy 500 Int. Pretty liawn in *1 lied, aprlnga «'n<l mnllreaa. front. ml rotidltlori. Cheap. Phone A lam Pour bed room harm! nowly plaint■ ed all convenience* ami IP m-roa 2d" n iC Y C L E — Phone 480. land. Phonn fllP-W. Rough on ii mehe* mid mukc* unta 8M ALI, 5 HOOM bmjKiilow « | b any itpcJv. Ronrh FHmi contain. aid* eltv limit*. Already runted Ing vidui'dnne kilL. RuutnllUl A at ISO.OO monthly. A ir<><»! inAndunon'x 100 K. let. vratment. 12000. nml 4ako over k 12000. mortgage. Write C. If. L, lo jjy W p T lp r™ " .......930.05 if I M SI M CASH I’ntd For Si'inlnl Hand Ktirnl tur<>. .M ATHlilt OK SA.NI'Olll) •JOKll) K. 1st SI. Phone IJ7 v i * ** fuml.ltml g_ bi7l apartment. On act fawner nl 000 ,vo* «‘ W y ? 9*27.60 - 932.60 'i Ft. (’ old Si'ot toftiiroinl'ir tmiotionllv now ltcn»ormh|n T d . .liin-j, um Kini iMtii si Ihnitdo VilKi T V in i ini, .'"inl'loto fin oliimnov mount With ot u illi'int honatcr. i. tll ,VIJ M .* ioooo I *li i 111 |>iit*- i ul 1i*n lu m i: loom aiiito tin m i 101111111: town f u ll J J i i l - J uf 101 'I on I' M. Nni nt OniilKi * 4| 0 pol hurhi I fl Oil tier If:1nt 1111 tlnonro* hii'ltul. 1 milo Smilli Sun fold \ v. I’tonio South nf lilodi 1 ' lit. .• f< W N K W Kli'H ia. * .di-. a11 * itiaualam’nt at/.’ atuvo. Pli.’iie taeaf IV I I K A I ' T H T I. S P IN i: I* 1*1 VNO VSSI AIK PAS MKN IS Mil.*) .i'll to *” iaic a. aidant <*f lltia ani'tmil, with wood a'a.'dit, arm ....... a little apiuet. atnmhalil tan*I,.- full HH not. keyl.iinld .liiat pin aiuall >l..wn iiuyiiient. u* ait III.' anvntitl ninnthly juivilii’ltta I'ilino fully I’ lOit mili eii W R I T E C o l .I . K C T I O N M A N A C Kit, I I I Oil haw nit.i \ve . fh li Iii, Kin Will Mtlviae wha'ie to aee |aialii" PI lit A III PI. AN K Hiidln. Naav liyhla, tanait in*.: I iarlit ti rid flu t ea J2n II I' Itmig't l.irenaed until Mill'll 11151 Km d*'itt"lt*l i lit "'it *"It" I" Mill S " n o sio'it in5 !■: t'li Si MN A I'l'lt \< ><'NS, miv. d I'e I mini*, ...................mid 'mtei Ciileiulul" >. ii.ix. d in*.I «nHiiaft llial.v hi .'ul li. w i.’ a»L Hid-.ii", mix.d Stiaiufh.wei \ll 2*o iiei i|"/eai J'di.i P.'/idd, Him* Weal 1*1 PI..... 5H2 W Adniirail Hind l . n m a•fiiir«-< •*•*•Adinii ul O' l ux. dm * h'dh |*|at. I a*ait: v an1" I'hnn. 72H I Man — In aid up mul opei’iti. Filealotui Haul ■ H*|il. No drift or, alriid.v work. V#4ntlnn. fjtiod pny fm ■I*rliI pnily. Klreatom Hln.ua, 111 K.’ial tat St. Help Wnnted Kxiietl ettce nut iir.vaHnry. i Apply to Ollclltoll Air. may morning Toucl Mi'. Itill Kill mi tun Ding C Fimiitnln WORK W A N T E D nice'i. Ma n. . phoni lOlS-M. i H T i l l l II M M till 1 12- - _ [ s i ' K M A I . S K U V H Ks fair.! N K W Kl (>!>!(S aurlii e.l a.. pe»* feet Inn. Hid ftiHira m ule li k w new l'iiil<hiiii:. elenniiiK A wa»ini:, nlaa. p " i t " l ! o tu.wer plnnt. Serving Seud.iiiln ( "iniiy alnc* 11125 II M alien."H K i t e Sliarv I SW .N Alt l\S KK S *liul polled Hi•'eh'* iepaiiie l Shiimuii'a, 111 K llh Si IH M N C .x )'lii*.tii', .Vlailiaiiiiaiilai, t ' n lav ft 4 I .■ ! <1iiiital. plo t"' 120i -1 lift, i •! a' \l f"i ii|i]"oiilmenL a Sltl'l \ I t il W ftlth t*'..i mill k " luaii t"l'*. "i “itaiill I'litliliur, l ull I'm 1112 M I U H K A N I n a Mnaiiing Sentinel, Orlai d" tAening Stnr. Call linlp) liny. 1II15-.I i'l l SI H IM . * mill m l mid i.piiit " ..i k Fin*» n*limntea. R t llm vev 201 Sllllf.Ull \ ' e Ph.'ll' 1828 C A H I N K T S I'Hi ml. a* top*, C. V»ia W"i"l"i> klt g 512 Sunfurd Ave Plume fill i W .*• 1451 -.1 I:\ IIK H S l ii net ul "i "i Still ter Set i li i' Coll 517. SwulnV llult .1 V Set l I '.’ S. I' f.'ld Avelltlt no 2nd St t t 'll ll'tl I "tlillc '. I ' I T S Hull ,1,1. Ii.il. I I ’ll.... >08 | V I *1111 It'S I 'id >•"'") i . «iti i « "I now how” ('In' t ’ Sup li j ot t niilccd •i ,, . vi»ta ol " |t "(idliox ” "p|" i * I’hi'tl*' I a I to, f . f i l i t ' i i * oe Kitt ml o. • R - p . ♦i t I -1 lull, I I " ........... I *ii 11., t a*i ... Itiillu H S M I I S a*SHI* l I S\ i iRK* 112 H .di ".id v . I W "lllkII III It I SI'R I VI M l : M ld tV M d t line nip! It..! nil' !|t|,| i ' llll l,' I Plume I ti* I \l H i ' id I < ii p.'liter. I SI III Sll s I ifeliiio im.i I. ■ pi".n. ID. W ,Slumimilii K.e. K*)iK .. e In .1 .11 .a i.*n Tide I '5 F i r *ti it. I'entra, I n l HR SI'I K11 S ..id' . I ill Sl<|». ■ Ulfi, 'I' ■mid.. In I nmil' l I* SIN i IN I, li.'dv woik. Cellel II I I* I'll 11 lll|: It' "enll.llde pineS'lMItip * Sul" Nil v il'O, It — LOST AN It POUND - M IST I'lllfolil, tmnte eng til veil if found i"lnaii I" Spnrlment is, Willinm i 'Iiii I, ('malt. Re­ n in i (’wm *1. I ti.ST l R K H aiin(t"luit iilhuip, S mI i i i i I ii v , N o ' 15 ” u Celerv Avenue lu twern Snnf"id ,'ind I'mk. Seiitiiiientiil vnliic "illy. Filldel "II IliHI-.l v f 13— A ITO.AIOJIII.KS -• Mil Inin M i r hi-------------------- 17— BOATS rafnr- M AR IN E hardware. Plywood, C. Vnll Woo.lwntl Ini', OIK Rnnf.inl Viiutp. A t *. - • *tlu 4k aa-r * 4 III SSI. 1II V AND M I L CLEAN YOU TOO ! Kite nimlcl IIM’il ear* Will like working with the Tele See W K Mc-Miixten plume Co. (mod fifty from the III .die' tlilliiim lNed C a n alurt, tugulnr lottnura, *i»k , Lilli & Park Avca nosi benefit, oppoi tunities fm mJynpccmeilL nnd fnlkta you will We pny ensh for used ear* even If enjoy wtirklrig with Tlicre nte you «'\c nn them now opetilnga fur gltH, nue» Little & Reel I ’aed Cura 18 In 20 xv(tit High Scltuul edit Second nnd SnnfoHl cftUnn na trlephune opernlnre. Apply nt Kmiiloymcnt Office, Km Hide: ItilH Mercury ConvcrtN “ ‘ Tell * Tel. "* ‘ Co.. Southern Hell Tef. A ble. See nt S'vuukluuiac Ammo 110 K. 1*1. St. Hnnfnril. Open Service Station. Corner Snnfei I throiiKh Frldny 8:30 Mnnday throngl mid Celtevn. frum a. lit. to 12:00 noon 1:00 to 5:30 ■>. m. YOUR CAR ia worth more money Imru. We need cleiin ’47. '4R, 'll), O N E A -l Service atntlon ntlen'60, '51, ‘62 inoileU. Hurley dnntj muat he uggrcaxlve, good WiuHworth, 001 Ninth iitnngc, auleamnn #n.l willing, tl tiny Otlandn, Phone 8607. week, lop anility, hlg tip*. Wrltu or cnll 0182, l.uu Rranch Servlcia Model A Ford. Oveialre Tirca Stullun, Went Pulm Dench, Flu. Perfect Coniiltlon. Dick AK* l.uullll at Puitnfflce, COLOR ED— TW O thoroughly ex perlenced icrvlce Italian por 1062 Chevrotnt Si ton pick*in lira: tl Day wick) 946.00 p*r truck — 4000 miles — Prlc* week — ...................... big tipi. Write or rail 11400. Can he acini first houaa Station, Luu (Ifltncu Servie nn right lifter ctoralng inIIrand Beach. FI i Went jjABY SITTING—be»t of late Rraldlnr Cn. Phone Ifllm-1L iunit ir* | KriiiIdntn- Huh* A s. ti* o fi ft I|l«h . f>vii’dn, Kf i PJiintc It it P I A N O , Violin, lliiilin. Vlrlmlii or Siinfiild lilt'* W aviHi rt'cmili, Ilork ltitn|>, ifa * hi liter itrnl llnriia I H S French Slid, pinno Tooliniriuti t. I. I'll" .0 litl-W . liouto l, Sun d o Htrahl.________________ • __ C O M P LE TE L Y f In Silttfoid I tiitili.lo1I V01 >' U""d Ini. 111*"* • I iiioir mini loM if i|o*iri'd. K'l.llont fot inun And uif*' to op. into For do. lull* m i ito Itov H AS. 1 o Her* Kroiky Il7tum SI A T I I Kit O K S A N F O R D 201011 K. I at. St. Phaann 127 IT III Senknrik t!li>" S' Paint t'n. VVull, Kluui and Kiri'plavo. Cf lu ll SN It 11 Sll FOR HAl.K Lota l to 7. Id to 22, SI. ti. III H H I K S Ki’ft fill 2)5 5 p i do time Of) to l|5 mill 42 In hi nil of Him k tor* W . tat St. I'hnn* 12* Hi net I e A It' 05 00. Drouiiiwold. TI Will Iota U l o Ret: $511.05 S ' f " Ileal $ II*'.'5 offerod for nnlo for .10 ilnya nt n f in a l of Hiiiw'ota — Finlilu'd — Rep 4120215 SSepwoiii 2 pe. aperinl prlco and torm*. Th*y U lif Inlnhi'il. Now (trail Cai’il — f illF A U K H SI I I K tan nn •»rr ju*t niitnidi' of Hie oily lim­ l.iarit'' Solort imi Stop by or its. SI STM Fit O F S S N F O R D T*'li 11I11010 I 125 Kiiriilturo ConC. A. W HIIIIIKN. HR. 20.1-0!) K. 1*1 si I'hntae 127 ti'i lilt W. Karat 119 Park At*. — Trl. 12X1 Sanford. Florida M A N tiS Now nml aa**d. Tornaa • 8— A III It I.Kit W S N T K H — li T lm lo Ilia. Kn.'il'a I'HIMO Slurp, FOR H ALF RY OW NKK 12011 M j i tli' A voiiiio. Plmno We buy, «C1 At Irnale tiaud 2 lledrnoni Miinmny Homo, will' I'JtiH W. furniture. SVIlu'it-Miil.r Furu ffuinjfo Ultra- I V 111 K I-*t. Plume 1)54 Oiik Fliiura P I A N O S U H K H 1 2H1 Mvrllo Avr C()iii|ildo Kin laio Kill lion F U R N ITU R E Simoo ha nta I llmtghl S'dil or Trttded St"ji Yeimtiaui lilimln !l PC. L IV 1 N C ItOOSI hy nr Tulwplintii’ I 125. Uiirnllure Conij'lol ady hi ml mil 11od luiaids CROUP Center — I HI W Firal. Jut Conalalhijf of Hofn, ninto|i|nif rr I'avctl Tcrraaon rtirir, oriil tnliln, alojt ■ tnlih, II— ifR f.P SV S N T K H — 8 Lar«o Oatk In-on cnoktnll tnliln. 2 lmn|i4, anmkor Phtin* 1M4-W (i. I. KltA Mntt. nnd aofu pillow. All for ■ixiiet ieiu i’d Hi id.*• nnd Front Kml flK FK N sk HOt'MINU N A V Y I'KRHONNKL Wo iiio InilldinK Uvn liofonno llouiacn fur niilu to firal fivo i lliflbto a|inlkuiita. 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Tho Scott men were a beautiful­ ('ROOMS 3 3 ly coached team that mixed up u Opponent* 3 3 powerful rushing attack with A. timely passes. The Junior Fed* 0 New Smyrna rolled up 120 yard* In the air. 14 DeLand Jimmy Hawkins and Handy Bey- IU Florence Villa nolda were the key figure* In the 0 Hungerfurd ilng gume with Jones und Dal- u Kustls Turner excelling In the run- 14 Leesburg department. Schedule At lha conclusion of the cunNov 20— Cocoa, there taat, popular Coach Hcnll was Nov. 27— Kuslla, here lifted lo Ihe shoulders of his (Celery Till) charges, despite his protestsDec. 8— Hallies City, there Ilona, and carried hodllv from •ha gridiron tu the showers B o w lin ? S tu n d in g H while the bend blasted nut (be school song and Ihe erowil cheered. It all began when Turner, show­ ing signs of a fulute Hemltinle Hellcats gridiron great, ripped the Main­ JRU's land (lank* for gain* of 20 and 2ft Tlgercat* yard*, the latter jaunt scoring the Bearcats Initial TD . Reynold* failed to con­ Panthers Bobcats vert on a end around. C ITY LEAGUE In tha second period, the Sem­ inole* stoutly resisted the lone Mainland scoring threat on third Stine Machine ••yard line. It was then that such Ace (Has* linemen as Larrv Bates, Jimmy Post Office Whatley, Tom Nnrrle, James Mr- Stanley-lingers Dee, David Galloway, Gtnr Bass, Celery City Bob Shoemaker, Boh Carter, Ro- FIs. Power A I. hart Newson and other* stood out M IXED aa they did allevnjjng. Hanford recovered the ball on No. I fourth down and on Ihe flrat No. it ■lay Joneo bullied hla way No. 6 through tackle and broke clear No. 4 behind timely blocka to raco (3 No. 2 yard* for what looked Ilk* a No. 3 hdown, but lha first of those atlag red flags dropped on the field and Joneo* great sprint Plowmen! hy the opposition a* waa called back lo lha 80 wherethe half ended wllh the Feds lead­ refer** Goose Kellie* paced nff ing. 12-0, Turner opened the third period a clipping penalty against hla wllh some more fancy running to own atadenta. Thla didn't atop lha Fads, Jim ­ put tha ball down deep In Main, my Hawkins unleashed a An-vard land territory. Then Reynolds un­ pass complete to Whatley. Thrn corked a 2t).yanJ spiral to Pata In ItawfciiM repeated hie aerial act, the and ion* to give the ScoUmtn chucking a SO-yani toa* to Harold a IB-0 bulge. Reynolds want wild, running Fata who took It on the on* and and passing until Hanford waa fell Into the end sone. Hawklna' down on the Mainland II. extra point kick waa booted out BfflaJng Johnny Jones bucked end fought hla way tk* necee- E 3,353 See Crooms In First Games To Set New Mark \ Bv T . V DAVIS Tim first four unmi-s played hy Ihe ( ’room* Pnnlhers in the Me­ morial Stadium have drawn a re­ cord breaking lolul of ,'L'I63 fans (Ills season. Th<* Pnnther homecoming gume wllh Leesburg last week drew the largest gridiron ernwd ill the history of (he school whin an estimated 1,300 fimthull cuthiislasl* Jammed their wuy Inin the Memorial spurting arena. (ini uf this record 1,300 turn­ out, 1,122 were paid In establish snulher all-time mark In the rrhnol'a arid Irun annals. The Cite of Sanford has re­ ceived 2HHI.2A from the lax re­ ceipt* In these four contest*. An additional $100,041 bus been turned over to the City hv Crooma to pay the rust uf the lights, making n grand total of |2P(1.2R having been paid lo Sanford hy the Panthers till* season. Here are (lie attendance figures for each game lids year. (lame Paid Total New Smyrna 1176 HID Florence Villa 3W3 643 Kustls 6211 700 Leesburg 1,122 I,MM) Totals 2.7 ID 8,863 Here are Ihe light* and laa re­ ceipt tulnls. Game Taa Liable Cltv home slate for Ihe Panther*. How­ ever, Alpha Phi Alpha aeholarihlp fraternity has schaduled n post­ season game for Thanksgiving af­ ternoon pitting Eustli and Crooma together for what will he an an­ nual classic after each aeaaon In the Memorial 8tadlum. This series will be known aa th* "Celery T il t " A gala parade wllh four band* participating will precede tb# gam# next Tharaday after­ noon. Dr. R. V. Moure, prealdent tnd aon* at tk* coffin corner. of Hethune-Cookman College In That was tb* last Hanford touch­ Dayton* Booth will crown lb* down, though Ralph Ftowora "Celery T ilt" queen between tbe ran aver fra* tho eight in the halve* ef tb* Enatla-Croume fourth period but It was called battle at Ik* Memorial Park. Th* parade will commence In Reynolds toaaea to little Richard Barlneau who carried It over the town at liAO p.in. and th* game Dayton* goal llna after a five- will get underway at BillO o'clock. yard run only to have that on* called hack for a penalty too. HERITH HOW Bo convinced was Scott that th# OAIN K HVILLK (Special) — proper ayatem with th# youngster* Florida’s goal haa been croseed la to piny thorn all, he even sent in eleven times, five each on pasata 106-pound Robert Bamuela, who and running plays, the other on an Immediately dletlngulshed hlmaelf Intercepted pose. Th* Gatora have with a pass Interception In th* scored RO time*, 83 on running fleeing minute*. pass Intercepl CITY LEAGUE Sanford Bowlin? A lky S e m i n o l e Directors Study Offers A s Fate* Of Baseball Hungs In Balance Hy K E N T C IIKTLAIN Komi memorieii of Seminole llluh School ertdlron Immortal*, Leon B‘" Plemlng, Will’* An demon imtl Kd Cordon, are imiw being rapidly forgotten In the wake of the blaring trail of one Virgil Talrnadge "Junior" Metl*. the Lake Monroe triple threat who I* with each passing weak shatter­ ing HIIS football record* and con­ verging on the virtually in*urmountable all-time mark* Ariinna had It* Wilton! "Whirs#rM White, lltlnol* It* Dike Killeman and Maude "Buddy" Young, Ohio Its Frank Minkwlrh, Indi­ ana Ita Tommy Harmon— all great prep gridiron wonder* who achieved the l.TOO yard* per The Came and Fr**h Water Flah Commission leleaaeil today the limit lure regulations on one new Wildlife Management Area, and eorreeted the rule* applying to ahootiug on another piddle hunt­ ing territory. O. Knrle Fr"e. A**l«tnnt Director of the Came Agency, anld that sportsmen may hunt till* vear on the recently acquired Flaheatlng Creek Wildlife Management Area rnuipnaeil of approilmatrly 100,IMK) nerra. Hegulatiuna fur the new area Include the onrnlng of the sea- la every bit a* deserving an Allaim nn Nov. 20 and rloalng Her. Houthern berth a* Tampa’s Kick 20, with the flrat II daya open Caiares wa* several years hack. The Lake Monroe “ Locomotive" and Mondaya, Tueadaya and Friday* rioted thereafter. All crashed Into Ihe charmed l.oooleaal game may lie taken with yurd per season circle last week in the Flrat District rule* applying nl* eighth game of the season, with still two lo play und u possibility to the Fiahralln1 • Creek Area. a third game will he milled In Hport*mrn wishing lo hunt In that the event Ihe Celery Feds can mas­ this art-a must purchase a public ter DeLand here next Wednesday bnntIm* stamp and must obtain an night, thus advancing Into Ihe post­ identification curd from the area's season championship play-off for cheeking stations before being the Fast Florida Conference permitted to enter Ihe shooting Unlike moat great one-man seetlon. •tars, Melt* I* strictly a "tram The season for Ihe Tnmoka man.'' The little power-packed Wildlife Management Area bundle of muscle* and eheer de­ termination with the Incompar­ able "wUI-to-wln” look a bark Saturdays and Sundays open teat to bis teammate Kd Ixickthereafter. Previous rules for ett last week, because of the latter'a brilliant runs. Melts didn't this area railed fur Ihe same aak lo take the ball over on Iwo shooting period, hut stated the easy line playe last Friday night flrat I day* were open, wllh against Keabreeie. Instead, Ihe Wednesday, Thursday. Saturday llttie 8 fool I senior played the anil Sunday, open Ihe second blocking role* for the deserving week, with Saturdays and Sun­ l/ockett who plunged over once days open thereafter. Frye suld the nei|uisitiim uf the from the one ana another time new area brings to almost 1,600,000 tbe number of neres uf public hunting territory that Florida sportsmen mnv shoot in this year through the Game Commission's program of aequiilng more land for the average tinnier. » sf a ^ w t r s i B lue8 W ill M eet Tonight Mainland O scar Williams’ Game Commission Releases Changes l\ Points Lead In Hunting Rules Crooms Scorers T A I.I.A II ASNKK (Hpeclalj — Hy K E N T t'H K T L A IN One of the moat powerful Hem­ lnole Junior Varsity gridiron team* In rerenl yeura rang down the curtain on the I It62 season hy winning Its fourth game of *1* laved this season In blanking (•Inland of Uaytona Bruch fur the second time thin year hy a (.'room* Captain ()*car William* convincing 24-0 score In the Me- maintained hi* position aa tho leading scorer nn the learn for the seventh straight week. The spindie-leg dynamo has plercrd enemy goal llnei four time* lo lead Ihu Panthers In that category. fl. Knight la the aerood rank­ ing producer with 18 point*, hav­ ing tallied twlre hy the touchdown rente adding three mure point* on eatra point conversion*. Rddlo F.Uiv, the hard rbanlag flankman, I* the only other Pan­ ther to rrcord a T i l thl* year, Jonn Hcoit Jim Hawkins besides Gordon Fort. II wa* Kilty, If you remember, mortal Htadlum before a fair ahowing of 1160 football partisan*. who made that vicious lacklo stop­ It was a glorious ending for new ping one of the touchdown-bound roach John Hcoit, who was signed Kuril* players two weeks ago As primarily to shape the basketball a direct result of that collision, destinies of the varsity basketball Kilty had to have several teeth re­ team. Hcott in hla traditional fash­ moved bv Dr. Bingllng and (he ion cleared tha bench In last flashy ena will be sidelined for the Cocoa tilt this week end. nlght'a whitewashing. The Panthera have won three Despite Ihe predominately of *la gamea thl* year. Carrying forger players on Mainland, the over a 7-won and ooe-lled record 144 score does Indicate lha true from lait year, the Crooma ele­ Maters of tko contest. Tho Hemven went on lo eitend their win­ teulea had three touchdowns ning wavs In the first three called bark on them via penalgame* thl* year stretching their tles, one a brilliant (8-yard run victory skein to 10 straight be­ by power-parked Johnny Jones. The Junior Fed* knocked four fore succumbing to Hungrrford, Malnlinera out cold In the bruising 13 0 . However, the Panthers, once line piay liefore the contest closed beaten, have nose dived losing the next Iwo encounters. The I'unthcrs will be carrying an Ignominious 3game losing streak Into their game with Cocoa nl (he Indian lllver re­ sort tomorrow night CKIMIMS H H OHIts Scoring I’lsyer T il. KP. TP. Williams 4 II 24 G. Knlgld 2 3 18 A nd Scores 92 Points 1,0 I red Cana* Bill Fleming HKAMON CHID KF.CORDH Scoring *er I'D. KP. Kl'M. T HKAHON YAIIDHTICK publicity for tho school through Metis' feats. But they know that Isn't the purpose of sjMirt* and for­ tunately they do not foster that don't pruleii In know, hut tho lack of this Invisible quality can mani­ fest Itself tu Ihe very rank amateur aa typically happens when a one man alar literally auccumha tu tho lark nf co-ordinated timing from hla fellow players. Thla I* not Junior Melts. We watch from the standi, but never hear what goes on in the huddles nr Ihe playing field. II has been told, over and over again, that Ihr humble llltlr competitor makes ■ special elfurl to thank each and every player who has thrown that all Important block or assisted In any way In helping Junior pick up even a yard. Thla la not a story on Ihe "per­ fect" football player, berouae (hat star has yet to rise, hut merely u tribute to a player who Jusl doesn't know Ihe word— quit. A modest player who knows he li Just a cog In the wheel of a football team. In terma of more concrete evi­ dence, let us Juat scan the stallslies for what (hey are worth— moro often than not tho ultimata factors determining whether a player will make that all-conference or South­ ern team. Melt* baa aaiaiaed aa araailog l.ilt yard* la I N carries lor ■ D.S yard average per try. The record ipeaba for Itself. How­ ever, It hi all tbe more pheno­ menal when you consider that Metis has galaed over two-thirds of tbe team1* yard* on the ground while carrying Ihe hall only onethird of the Una, Junior has scored D2 points— two-thirds of the team’s point pro­ duction. Ile haa passed for 14 moro of these points or an aggregate total of 108 points. Now consider­ ing aggregate total*, you cannot forget that tha little aenlor dynamo has accounted (or 179 yards of (he I I I made In the air for a total of 1,114 yards gained by running and paislng. There la Mill soother feat that thla triple threat gUr haa achieved that goes for the meet peri mhentidad by meal fans and that la Me actalandtag posting record. Notts haa daw# all the toga's pealing, meetly ihe short- First Down* Varda Bushing Yards Passing Pass Attempts Passes Complete Passes Intercepted Punts Punting Yardage Punting Average Fumbles Lost Yard* Penalised TR A M S TA TIS TIC S SANFORD opponents Gam* Record Kustls Leesburg Tavares Pnlutka* Ht. Augustine Winter Park New Smyrna' Seahreete* I lent ties Conference FFA Members Will Enter In $10,000 Magazine Contest The fateful meeting of the di­ rector* and stockholder* of the Hemlnola Blue* will be held thl* evening at the Commiaalonrra’ room In the City Hall at 8:00 p.in. Hanging In tha balance will bo the very faluro of profesatonal bnaeball la Hanford. The Hemlnole diamond braaa will consider all offers for the club In an all-out effort to sell the local Florida Htata League en­ try In order that tho non-profit Seminole County Baseball Asso­ ciation will bo able to liquidate all dabta Incurred during the past season. A group from Gainesville may try to lift the Hanford franchise In an effort to put the university city hack In the FHL. Other feeler* have been sent out from undis­ closed source* for the local club. Tha buyer of the dob will a*aume tho reign* debt-free wllh a bua, uniforms, concession equipment and the contracts of right baseball player* Including Ihrca pitcher*, three Infielder*. • catcher and an utility plover. A* 8emlnole Blue President John Callahan put It, "We want to sell to a per»on who will keep the club hera naat year. However, If Denver Cordell K ,w ,r no one can meet our price here, then we will he forced to sell It to un outsider-" Aei-onllng to a reliable source, a f4,(k)0 offer might take the club lock stock and barrel. One fart I* certain. The local owners want to sell, and If need he, they will liquidate all the club's assets lo mak# enough money lo pay off (he debt*. In this rase, there will be no base­ ball team here naat vear. If an outside town like Galnewvllle or Melbourne purchase* the (ranchlse, there will bn nn bneeball here In IM I, either. Aa rotlring FBI. prexy John Krlder said, "Thl* will be a very Important meeting tonight. The question whether wa shall have hnsehnll In Hanford mar he de­ cided at thl* meeting." There la a rumor Krlder will accept the Job aa general manager at Daytona Beach nest year. He wouldn’t deny this or admit It hut he did say he la seeking a job in baseball. One of the director* and officer* of the Blue*, Denver Cordell, ha* lieen elected to the Cltv Commis­ sion since the season closed. Memorial Stadium Event Schedule Nov. N Seminole* vi. DeLand (Home LKKHBUKO (Special) — The coming) Nov. 17 Future Farmer* of America throughout the Stale of Florida Crooma ve. Kustls (Celery Tilt) are participating in a huge circu­ lation contest ror Florida Wildlife magntlne which feature* an eatlmated $10,000 In prises, according to Jack Grant. Editor of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commls"Ion's publication. Grant said that Ihe contest/ which started Nov, IA. offer* a brand new ID82 Ford Trarlor nn first prlte to the FFA Chapter selling the most subscriptions lo Ihe magailne. Second prlxe will lie a register­ ed Hereford lleifer, donated hy A. I). Davis, President of Winn and Lovett, while Gueat Airway* haa donated five tripe to Old Mealco Celery Fed Schedule its is ? other field. Junior Motts Is Lake Monroe's Locomotive. GENERAL CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES I.OAN BKRVICR • NEW CONSTRUCTION BLUR PRINTS and SPECIFICATIONS REPAIR and REMOLDING ALL TYPES NOTICE Colem an SPACE HEATER Seminoles Play In Tangerine * Bowl With Edgewdter Tomorrow Seminole High School'* var*ity gridiron heroes will invade the Tangerine Bowl tomorrow night in the firnt of a Uiiee-ganie home* ami-home aerie* with the Edgewater Engle* of Orlando. Thl* will he a non-ronference "breather” for the t'rlery Ked* who have run up G» point* to their opposition* IV In the lait two game* with KFC tram*. New Smyrna and Seahreete. Aa far a* the favored role, San­ ford can hardly he rluaaed with Kdgewater hut the Fugle* have had only n ao-ao record thl* year and Sanford ha* won five loat only one while tvlmr with l.ee«- Bussell Mann Joe Hutchison burg and Winter Park. Keserve seat tickets and gen­ eral admission ducats urr now on sale at HUH business office on Klghleenth Hlreel and French Avenue for this "hlillm r” tussle that revives the old Irudlllonal rivalry between Orlando and Hanford. The results uf this gume will have no hearing whatsoever on Hanford's chances of making the Fast Florida Conference play-offs nt the end of the season. The Hemlnolrw face Del.and here a week from Inidght on Thanksgiving eve In Ihe all Im­ portant clash lo drterinlnr Ihr winner of the southern half championship In the KFC. If Ihr Feds win thin game nest week they will thrn represent the Hnuth In the pnst-sruson cham­ pionship hnltlr with Ihr north­ ern winners. If they win Ihe title game ac­ cording to schedule, the Seminole "Express” will roar Into the KFC terminal ut the end uf the 11182 P. K. Yntige Ketterlllllis Sanford DeUnd i'olntku Starke 8 6 3 3 3 2 t* I > 2 3 3 1 1 1 I I t New Hmyriia u 8 I Henhreexe It d I HKSULTH L A HT WKKK 'Hanford 27, Heobreexe 12. •Krtterlinus 20, Starke 7. 'Palntkn ,‘16. New Smyrna <1. I'. K. Ynnge 26. Fort Pierce it I tel.and 40. .Ins Tech It. ( J A M E S T H I S WI'.Kh Kustls nt Del j i nd. Green Cove Spring* at Starke. •Ketterlinu* III I'ulutku (Wi-dlies day). Wlllistoll at I*. K. Y n n g e . Don McAuliffe, M i e h i i- a n Slate's football captain, scored the opening tuuelidnwn of tile 11*61 season ui'niiist Oregon State. IB also scored the first six-pointer this season ill the opener uguinst Michigan. CHEF’S SPECIAL A BOWL O F RKAI, HOME M ADE V E G E T A B L E HOUP • C H E F ’S C H O ICE O F T A S T Y SANDW ICH D A IL Y • CHOICE OF C O F F E E OK T E A Rcimfllat & Andersen FRESH <uu6 VAK/ETy S tA VINCENTS SEA FOOD MARKET 601 Eant Second Street Thon e 1205-J bumperto �I'llK W E A T H E R i r you in n e r m m Ii i l ali ami colder tonight, preceded Im cloud) weather ami scattered -bower- In southeast, central and ett re iiu* south portions this after* iiihi 11 und early tonight: lowest to* night :u: to .IS extreme north. row fimford U t n U , C llj Delivery, >>? 7:00 P. M - pleoa* rail YELLOW CAH 1444 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XL1V President Pleased Over Ike’s Stand On r , P Blacked Out Prisoners O f W ar Defense Department SANFORD, FLORIDA * THURSDAY NOV. 211. 1952 Assoc in ted Press I.eased W ire No. 65 TrTswiiiIkBe^ sen^ower Selects Dulles As His Truman Holds First I*iist - Election Con­ Seminole County ference With News TB Rate Is Very Men This Morning WASHINGTON UT - President Truman said today he ia very happy over lien. Dwight D. Elsen­ hower’s views on the Korean pris­ o n e r of war issue, and declared "this country Is a unified organisa­ tion In Its policy toward the rest n( the world." In Ills Ifrst post-election news conference— his first In fact since Hcpl 23— Truman laid emphasis on unity and on Ihc effort to muke (he shilt of [Hiwer lo President-elect Elsenhower us smooth as |>osslhle He begun with tills statement which he permitted rejHirlers to quote directly: ft "I want you to understand that the election Is over and that we are trying to get things In shape to muke un orderly turnover of the government to the successor, and that we want to let the world know that this country Is a unified orItuniriitinn in Its policy toward the ro t of the world, "I was very happy to see that (ien Eisenhower had Inltl Sen Wiley that he was with (sic) the policy on the prisoners of war in ffKorea That was one of the main filings about which we talked In the meetlnu the other day when he w»« down here " Eisenhower and Truman met at the White House on Tuesday and later announced jointly that they had arranged for un exchange of mlormatlon They expressed belief this cooperation would he lo the nilvnnlaue of the country and promole a favorable progress of Inter­ national affairs . >( Yesterday, Elsenhower had a meeting In New York with Sen. Wiley of Wisconsin, who will liecome chairman of Ihc Senute For­ eign delations Commlllce In the now Republican-controlled Con­ gress. Wiley said Elsenhower "Is com­ pletely dedicated to the principles nr the If. N. and reemphasised Ids agreement with the principle of no foreiblo repatriation of Commu­ nist prisoners.” « , After Truman’s reference to this. * « reporter said the wording of Wiley’s statement has been taken to Indicate the general la agreeing nnlv with the principle of Ihe t Tilted Nations stand on prisoners of war and does not necessarily endorse the specific U. N position. Truman replied he was not going Into semantics— that Is. Into the meaning of words. He said he was going hy the headlines, which reported without elaboration thal El senhower hacked Ihe Unlled Na­ ff lions |H>sllion. Truman said he would meet again with Elsenhower before the general takes over the White High, JC ’s Told Tuberculosis P an c*T Urges Support Of Xmas Seal Effort I s s u e s Statement On Regulations Re­ garding Any News WASHINGTON on— The Defense Department announced today there will be an official news hlarkotil during Gen Dwight D Elsenhow­ er's visit to Korea. For security reasons It suld, there will be no authoriratlnn for publication of news while he Is in Korea and no achedule will be puli liely announced. Secretary of Defense l-nvelt suld Ihe arrangements have the approv­ al of the I’resldent-eleet Lovett nnnounced: "The President-designate nf ihe Drilled States promised the Amerl can people that he would go lo Korea lie Is going to Korea some time in Ihe future. “ The security of the Presidentdesignate Is of paramount iiiiimrt tince to the people of the nation as well as the peoples of the free world In order to assure him all possible protection during his com ing trip to the war rone. It is necessary to observe the following precautions: "I There will be no published schedule of the trip *t any time, Inelmllng departure date, arrival in Korea or departure from Ihnl country “ 2 No news reports of the Presb dentdeslgnate's activities will l»cleared through the Korean theatre of operation until after the Presi­ dent-designate l o a v e s Korea News coverage will he arranged hy theatre commanders, probably on a pool basis " I sincerely trust that the Amer­ ican people and the American press, radio, television and news reels will reallle the necessity for stirh precautionary measures, and that they will cooperate with Ihe Department of Defense In carrying them out " Secretary O f State, W ilson Defense Head, And McKay For Interior Post Heavy Barrage Of Rockets Hits Reds’ Positions New D e p a r t m e n t I lead Has Had Out­ standing Career In Diplomatic Fi el d National Jay eve Preside!!! Visits Here NEW YORK ijv— Presldenl-flrct Dwight D Elsenhower today made three top Cabinet appointments— John Foster Holies a* secretary of stale. Charles E Wilson of Detroit Hemihole County has one of the as secretary of defense, and Gov. highest tuberculosis rates tier cap­ Douglas McKay of Urcgtin as secita In the stnle, It was revealed ref ary of the interior today in a paiivl discussion <>n the They were the first announced T. It. Christinas seul drive before tty The Associated Press appoint incuts n( Ihc new Hepuhllthe Junior Chamber nf Commerce SEOUL 'Js Allied forces i-umdcd i an administration which will take at the Yacht Club. Chinese (Kisltlons late today with office Jan 2U Officers of the Seminole Coun­ the heaviest rocket barrage and Millies, long the Republican voice ty Tillwrrulosla Association, Mrs. warplane strike in the 37 duy-old in Ihc Slate Dupurlmcid and ar­ CUva Jobe, executive secretary: battle for Hie vital Kumhu ridges chitect ol the Japanese peace •Mrs. J. Denver Cordell, president; on the central Korean front. treaty wrote Ihe Republican for­ and Homer I.. Osborne, chairman In Ihe ulr U S Sabre Jet* des eign policy plank in the IU31 plat­ of the HIM Christmas seal drive, Iroyed five Communist MIG-15* form During the Chicago conven­ pnrtlripnted In the panel along The Fifth Air Force announced II tion he was believed acceptable a* with Jaycee members, Douglas brought to 302 the Red jet fighters 1 Hlenstrnm, president, John K-tlrr secretary of stole In both Elsen­ destroyed since the war began hower anil III* chief contestant for and moderator Hep.-elect Mack exclusive ol those downed hy Navy the nomination Sell Robert A. Cleveland, Jr, pilots (t ol Ohio Mr, Osborne attributed the high AP correspondent John Hamtolph Wilson, president of General TH rate In this county to two foe* reported from Ihe central front Motors, was mentioned hy Eisen­ tors: 1) large Negro population: that a total of .170 rockets were hower last September in suxgeit'Jl inability to c°ntact and Isolate launrhed within a few second* at ing Ihe need ol “ business brains In persons with active TH germs. Communist targets north of Allied a iui billion dollar business"— a ••While Ii Is trim that mn*t of held Sniper Itidgc eferenee to the operation of the the cases In the state and In the inlet al government The dusk rocket barrage came conntv have h”-*o Neeroes," Mri after un intensive tighter Immher loin* stati’il, •‘This past year thorp McKay, ,V.i, began Ills career as strike against Chinese |Hisitlnnwere more white patient* hospitali newsboy t.utei lie was all office along a narrow, two mile sector Ired In Ihe county than colored pa­ Iuw lot the Colon Pacific Railroad tients, In nil, 10 white people irf Hundolph's dispatch on the rock atul then an auto Miles manager Seminole Countv were admitted to et launching was timed at 9 p m lb' begun In* political career Ihe T il h<’*pitnl out of the total III wiirii lie was elected inavor or 1 7 a lit., EST) An hour lutcr he filed a rc|»>rl that two Chinese In Salem lire , in Itl.Yl Alter that, ho this year.” funlry companies attacked South Mr. Osborne pointed out that it served a* a stale senator and heKoreans dug In on Sniper Ridge Is costing the taxpayers 4R per linin' gox-inoi in 1919 He Is a His censored di-iiulch Indicated the lav to pav for each patient or n-li-ran of liolli world wars Ht nilil I'hoto attack was continuing •J1.000 n year. Elsenhower, in In* Sept M speech "Whether tonight's action was Horace II Henderson ( right, (mcgrmtml In dark suit i, Williamsburg. \ , president ol the national concerning (he need of business The purpose of Christmas m-rils just another probe or a heavy at­ Juumr rliumher of I’lillimerce, shakes hand* with I'ulilily Judge Dully,Lis Slcnslroni pri’-nlent ol the brains m government, said he pro­ __nd uur current drive Is not lo tack remained to l>e seen," he re­ Sunfont jayeees, during brief uchiimllig eereimmle* cmulm ted by the local .lavci-c* >c-lerdav on tin- posed to cut military expense* provide money for the care of ported ilcps of Ihe I'ourt limme Other* III the picture. all lnt .il resident*, .ire illr*l row left I" in lili Slicnlf I' without cutting military strength these nolleols, hilt rather the The Air Force reported that A Merit. Hep Muck L'levcltiml. Garland W Hpcuccr president of the senior I'liamber I'url I’risoc more Important phases of health in that speech referring lo Wil­ Copt Paul K Jones of Aragnn. Jayeee vice president. Dr Hriinlley HemliThOii, futhri ut the national presidenl, and i second row. left son education, case finding and reElsenhower declared: Ga ........................................... bagged two of the five e MIG*. to right I Gordon Sweeney. Jaycee director, Gordon V Frederick, secretary. William * Hutchison lr shllltntlon," Mrs. Join’ explain­ "Until we get business brain* In The Sabre pilot* said they dam­ director, city Commissioner John I. Kuder, itu*t president, and i last row. left to right) ( lilt M Abies, vice ed. no billion dollar buxine**— aiul l aged two other Communist jets president. City Manager Tom Lemon, Mayor Wtlllnni Slrimiei and 1'idlco Clil)'l Hoy W’llllams file menu hiislueis brains that v4U be The most Important of these June*, 31, flying with tho Stst -national presidenl remarked, "ll's Wke old home week." ami related he u*ed to livo with hi* lather on tl\e respected by Congress wu aif not phases Is case finding through Jh* fighter Wing, was credited wlfft Mev^ora Road In Itiin when he was working In tirlando He was presented an honorary fishing l"en*e . ■ Illa, w„ mobile X-r*v machines that v|*lt Hy RALPH J- TOM PRINH V local Jaycee group aci ouipiiiiieil I can *... -ave — ..without ......... i... ■......... .. gun, ...... each locality In the at ate once If Noopy Fowler l»n t positively nowmna' the 499th and Sooth MIG* frolo the Jtiycees for Ihe "world's best lishlng in Si-ililnoh- i ■•out) In-ing one every two years, Mr. Osborn* a marvel uf the dug World, then Thu Air Force made a special an­ the president to tirlando where he spoke before a Juyeee Iiiih Iicimi alicnded by icpiesciilali)cs ol layi ci ■■ne plane, one -hip " brought out. you, the reader must render the nouncement uf Ihe South us Ihe uriiaiiitulliins thnuighmit Central Florida Hie lit year old Wilson has head­ "fllnre the Chrletmas seal ,-ani- final verdict. You -ev, Noopy I* a If 8. Air Force* bo**. Gen. Hoyt ed Du- wist aiitotmdule manufac­ S. Vandenberg, was touring the pelgn began fit) years •«». we have five year old ob*illent Split, be­ turing concern since tun cut the death rate hv HR per longing tu Mr. and Mrs. Alfred hatllefnmt \ native of Miners .i tlliiu. WHThe Sabre* were shielding Thun There Is no reason why we can t Fowler, who live In then new -oil ii.i- edm .ill'll at Die Carnegie derjet fighter • bomber* which! wipe out T il altogether. T ’'ke cat­ home out nt Little Washington lu-li'ule ut T e e b ii ii I u g y, and ( I ii n 41H ii r if D r I ' k i t e i l t r i tle as an example Thev don't re­ Shores, neai Altamonte Cronsti mt i'd a- .hi electric .ii engineer sist examination the wav people my- heart I iuw her climb u ten lor the We-tliighint-e ManufactnrIn and ns u result TH has been foot ladder unassisted amt (lien mg i "iup.iliy Iroin 1909 until 1919 ut to only one-half of one percent step ronfldentlv upon the roof of lie later was -mce-sively chief among cattle in the -late." he the Fowler house. Then, a* non­ engineer manager and president Kill fill f dlw'UJI-xtOfl **f I hr fti •*!* staled. chalantly a* though going for a id tin- Helen Iteiny Co . before hill vi 11Hdi fin ill IN*’U UVi'l iiMost people hove the TH germs Sunday walk, she came tu earth 1'iinmg (ieneral Motor- a- vice LAKELAN D Wv Much colder «"iti lOvr *i i iehft 4•f Wu V (till'«»'l ut In their tvs'eni n- ron-s in eoer-ct again. weather fur Northern Florida Fn ple-nlent ut llb?9 I hr Suit Oil l 11M(Hi MV 4(I. f*.l fh« with them, Mrs, Cordell sold. "The Not aatisiftid with that feat, lay morning was forecast today Hr i- married and ha- three W)ttl1f1111Ji! nf 1 (dill \VI•1114*' 18i r v greatest cause of TH Is contact, a Noopy floors all the neighbors hy the Federal Slate Frost Warn -on- and three tliiuultlerx *I tinIImirC On I' m** »'!•*> |Mvt»*d t«l t IllUlii* Up III (!u> 1'll \ rundown condition and malnutri­ with astonishment hy her achieve­ Ing Service 'Ilie cahinet appointments wero Mulli'll*v lin'd itii; I tUHUilH uui tion." . . . ments of n more intellertonl na­ iiiniiimii'd bv pre-» secretary The morning hullelln irn/ht. I'uin Lruiiiii. * ilv Maiuiv'ri , Mra. Johe added that crowded ture. Would you like to know how Forecast fur I'enlnaulur Florida m i:it\ t \i. i .iiit v* \ maiiiik* lame- t* llagerty while Eiscnconditions are a rontrihult"g fac­ many feet In n yard, for Instance? for tonight and Friday morningOHLANI mi i.t* Although they wiihl toiluvl'Hfkl S.iIi i t |rl linwei was liiiu'lilng wlllt British tor, but the said that In 1)9 cases She will tell you with three . . . Clearing and much colder northern wore told they would get over 43 a OHier Hint! »■t w i lieIii de o iiupii-Hf fluftlr Foreign Secretary iuthony Eden. nut of a 100 a person who keens count them . , . obliging vrip*. Hut district* with lowest temperature box on the tree (or their citrus, a f i **111 I hr hmi! I Ruthin! Atueiiiuiti nlane pilufeil h> (apt 1 Shiite I arliei In Du- tiny he conferred healthy end his resistance up will llstanf Al I* asking Noony: "What 3D In 40 degrees north portion ol group of small growers are reltic V*»ft«'f Ikflrt I'llli Sit ilO fill II »*!*' Nash of F<tw n.l An I'mi*i' Jtase wiDi I mile- lor two hours When he la two limea three?” The answer Gainesville District Clearing and tnnt In try to get their crop iimlei fin euiiHtrmiifig n cloiptur Imme ■ Mas rst .1 hJl-slinl ,i liru iOHlf! U'Lll emeiged from the ninferciit'o Dulno* develop TH. , , . t. , j . . .. i world h|)i t i I record 4*1111H mile* ''Elvhtv-otl* percent of nil mon­ cornea without a hat of the eve nr much nailer Central and West the government price support sy* ' ' “ v prut....... oil Kind ......ml , ! 1 1 ti lit In iirtl t i n I' ii Mr U l t f I ey collected in this county wll nervous shifting of her little hairy Coast tom Strr«’t, ln'htod ( ,«od»'H,'4 rmniu' Districts, showers followed t apt Nadi. Jl whose home I* stay hero to pav for local H I toes. Six hlg yelps. \U m huh will lii’ tiprunl rot * Yuiir h Atl iin imas* A l l * * * * iim-rliiig iirriiiiK N here i ' i x ’ Wedne* by slowly clearing and much cool­ Mum lie la m.utf four luu Three cases will lie brought lie- work." Mr. Osborne added •The Noopy Is fond of cheese. Hut, It er toward morning, Indian River day— vailed to protest the low 'd'd a -dove f»t tin- Tourist llitiltl j lo |,.v,.| passe* yi sterthiy over a met. S t a t e ( O F F M e e t fore th» ernnd Jury which ii real is divided up anions the *•*•** must b* oald for before she''' Everglade* und laiwcr East Coast niTrc* hehiK paid Knmer* rs fur llicir tog, n tetpiesl will It" mnde (01 inured Hit ee kilometer couise at the scheduled to he drawn from a ■nd national ori-anltntlon* with touch it. Nune of this credit stuff District*. fruit the Florida lodeneiindonl i'll t ‘tut lliias tlgld-i on Sanford Ave ‘ edge ol tin- Salton Sea 233 feel mine) Monday at 10:041 a.m. In the most of the 19 percent staying for Noopy. Al Fowler threw u Forecast for Friday— Fair, eon rus Grower* Association delayed too- ami a to to log will in- In-Id below sea level Ills pet lor malice T ( ‘n u e d S u c c e s s f u l . , , hunk nf it on the floor In front of Circuit Court, Hubert (Irlggs, as­ In Florida." taking any stuud on tin- govern with tin- lornl Ameiicim l egloti|oas made iimlei roles ol the Fed He then gave the locations of her. Noonv promptly started to tinued cold Northern and some sistant state's attorney, suld to­ |{ y K re e k e u rid g e what cooler South and Central Di* nient price support program until pud'-- fun committee. elation Aeioo.iiiliipie liiieniatlon the four tuherculosis hospitals In grab It. "Noopv. that cheese Isn’t trlct*. day. members study It further I'laos f>n tiie I i em i, Aveitin ale and tinNallonul Aeroiiailtu the state and the number of beds paid for," h* told her. Though hur All three of the cases to come Future temperature outlook ' I1! ti*t|M,l,l w lilttk I'*llIII fliF Citlt(l» Till’) did approve a resolution piojeel eilll fur -li'UIIOg off u Association, wlilcli most verily i in each. Thev are In Orlando. Tammu fn- deliberation by the grand n*. Tallshassee and l.antsnn. In mouth was watering, the nersnlk- Continued cold Friday night with opposing the Federal Marketing sir i(i of Hull till propeity. Jfi hv liefort' It beeullles offlclnl ••id nut ft Mm ilu* ^ I nil' Fill inWr ety pup stounrd abruptly for temperature* near the danger |><imi Agreement, which regulates sl/es Jury del.I with murder. Ilf, !',-■<|, m ..... -trol ling a -lx lane In -haltering Die ri'i'otrl for upei • i f ( ’uuiiTiiMvi* f u i v u i' i iH H |>ruf'lM’l i all there are I .BOO heds, only nine Itnndulph Miller. Southwest more than the number of patients touch the stuff ah* wouldn't: No for tender truck in Northern dl* and ut limes miantllie* uf ellru* itioiituglifur*- from Hi’ininolt- Hon , utlonal airerafi in the Ninth Aiuet 1 ti f T*••t i mir « 'i'll tnil Flmiitu," Fursir. not 'till h«r master sold: trlst* Saturday morning. Colder •i-.niid, Is accused of slaying Wash­ now being treated In Florida. i • t Hm ki iii iilifi*, niuhii^i't t*f thi* it'uil all weiitlier intereeptur t'upl "Now, Noopy It'a paid for." The but no frost danger south and ren moving ool of the stale And they I,.vj,111 to poiU Avenue. ington Johnson, West Thirteenth asked a referendum of Florida A figure of I-I.WM.H1 wu* set Nash tupped Ihe t:7l)9HI miles per Sniiinidi1 f'uimtv F uf F ilnfptl Mrs. Jobe cited a Negro woman ch*es* disappeared Into her tral District* Saturday morning 11'tt m11Hiiru 4M« l*Miir fr'IlFl .Street, with a knife June 7. Cleve­ In Oviedo who had a bad e*** "f mouth. op |,\ Die County Fits iippuinli'il j mtlir mark set la-1 Sept |:, in *• V, .!’• lie I'lHHIlli'llti'd U|M>n Ult» land Neal, alias Cleveland O'Neal, T B this year. "When I Invcallpat•lii iinn uf Kail Mi**\%ii, Ut'I untl, iippiiiisal Ih.u i .I a- payment to the, ............... ' " ,,"“ I I « r i In warm weather, Noopv will Mmtlnnd. Is charged with murder­ rd w# found tha* the woman h- l sleep nowhere hut under her misI (III* -tlllt* |ltl"4tl|r ut. •iMIipany for I In- land and fm | ing Curtis I.ee Chatman, Winter Infected 37 .dtiUa wml AO rhil- trees' bedroom window. Good sen­ Mi Hiivki iiiul^i1 n'tiiru«*.| y«*sois-essiiry rear riinging of plant fu j fork, with a knife on Sept. 0. dren Before we c«uld get her to a tinel that (he la, ah* has warned (•iiluv from th«' niiiiMiil inn*ting eililies. A sum "f ♦|.'»V K4 was d.'Hubert Killians, MB, 1014 West hn**>Hal »ke died." of Mi,' -tale gioun at Juck-unville. . the Fowler* several time* In the iglutted for payment for Ihe strip Tenth Street, is rhargfd with kills Judge Btenatrom announced past of poaalhle Intruder*. I "We litive n man ultim-t in our of propel ly. Ing I,title Reddick, 32, with g that there wwdd be ro Jarre1* Oery, active 14 year old son of "wn laii'k 1ur*l." lie -aid, pointing Iluwever, Tepreselllatlves uf Du* knife May 21. According to a po­ meeting next Thursday because or the Fowler*, doe* hie part to con­ old that Mi Blown uls„ is th* eotnpatiy ptriuted out tluit Dutribute to the Intellectual attain­ lice rrcurdi Killians and the tie- Thankiglvlng. EDITOR'S N O TE: This I* the alve, ami ndv.-nturou- xplrit* who project would knock out one ol pi<»libnt of Ihe Hi Jolin'is-lndian A cessed were common-law man am ment* of their unusual "fourth second of a series of articles by dared remain in Ihe peuinsuhi uf two stalls at their toudiug pint This lootning nshi-nd in tin- River canal develoninent. * wife when the alleged murder ocmember." Mr*. J.N. Whitner on the hlatnry Florida throug'b ltd* ni-riud, did xu foint. Uniler the law, property di4 "fo-ning "f Du- liuiiling si-usou foi 'Idle new iteail of tiie State C of Mre, Fowler, who teschea school, of Hanford. In this article Mr*. at the neril uf Ihelr live*, nod thut tilt bed in the neipiisttion of lights' iditiroils ltii"iu'li"oi ilo- -ini,- oc < t i« pr es id en t of the Karl Brown , curred. must share the mornln** •ootlhv* Whltaer describe* the creation of wa* only possthle stung the roast The first two allseed murder* must lie returned to its Ki-iniiiidc Count) Tin- liimti-i- will Exhibit Builder", Inc. and the 1111with another member of the fair Moaqulto rounlv which onre em­ whvre thi-y i-uuld flee lo llu- ocean irf-wny ore county cases while the third original rniuliliiill, 01, III other lo* ill ipn-sl of lurkev. iiuiii I. lineI . luiiilule growers and tiucker* consex. Yte alrl Noopy ellmbs right braced most of Central Florida In of stlat'k. "Hv DtlM all wolds, must la' euiisiileied from geese, eool, dm I, and even u l"-i,i eern. is a city esse. Murder and rape _ . ug fit ■ad of which Nemlnole County offenses only are brought before white iM’llleiiii'iitH in Die Inlerioi the highest and best use tu v*tilt'll "i nuliDier. Alex Sipitli, Hnnfotd inventor of CHARLESTON, 8, «- C. (jff-Heil- to kill, with all the sound effect* wai a part, the grand Jury, Mr. flrlgge said. of 111'' peninsula were destroyed or tin- hind call he put. If hiiU-s of iiiioliog alid fi duug the Hituppln' Turtle law it mower, d area yealerMembers of the Jury will be dents of this coastaltremor* which thrown In for good measure. abandoned," Slating Dial tin1 wm k w Ideli liielise* for Die nasi three >Inv- iii'ceplt'il Die -late C of C's InvitaCan In* quia kldT Who know*? Ilv MHH. J. N. W IUTN HIt chosen by lot In the court of Judge dav reported earth tr lit IH'JI Florida was finally would lie involved in moving plant ilieu n ii tty lb lug, >t will lie n liiin- 1 mu, given tiirmigli III* local or­ rattlfld' window*, made hanging Indian hnatllltle* bad i>xl»ti-il in net year for Die gum" si-iiivbers ganisation, lo attend Ihe "Salute M. II. Smith, and then will new! transferred by Spain in the United away on the walla and Northern Florida xlnrr It* rarlli'Xl Stales, (ieneral Andrew Jackson fseilities to regain the lost lauding D v r 4L’.r.lllt win Hi of bunting und to Industry" luncheon Tuesday at to qualify for Jury duty. The pane! ‘eturea stall for triu-ks would lie eonuvdr houses. No damage waa reoccupation bv white men. In 17MI artrd ns provisional governor until fisldmr Ib-eiises have been pur- Die meeting. Governor-elect Dan , from which the lury will be drawn more tiuin the offered • based l,v loeul -mil Iso'en in Die Mel‘art v was the principal speak­ the Creek tribe of Indian* in Ala­ a territorial form of government xlileruhly .M L contains the following names: price, eutnpuny representatives P*TV?’aourc« of U»# tremor*, acbama divided ami many of them should is1 arranged. During Dlls dickered for u piece of Clly-owileil lu-t three dav- alone, it was n- er nt tiie luncheon. Several local ?t“ Otto H. Anderson, Walter panlad by low rumbllnga, waa William Henry, 73, died early migrated to Florida under Chief time the nsrnes of East and West property, measuring 1ft hy 36 feel, ported today by tho County Industries were extended invita­ Haynes Rr., Ernest M. Wai today th* home nf hie brother- Recaffee and were located on n Florida, whirh Hrlton bad estub adjoining company property. This Judi'e's office, tions, Mr. Hreekenriilge said, bul James L. Fields, Henry M. Jams dUmCbart#aton waa atruck by in-law atand Nimrod- will In- permitted lo only Mr. Smith attended fretn alater, Mr. and Mr*. reaervatlon in the weetern part of llshed, (and fl|iain retained during properly could lie used III ieson, Charles F. Beard, Luther 1 •a major aarthquakaa Geore* E. Ewan bunt every day for Dll' next two at 120B Elm Ave­ the peninaula, which they railed her seeond reign) were eliunged placing the lost stall at a much Frailer, John E. Hodge, Robert O. __ __image estimated boweek- und thereafter Die s>"i«nu here. folio wing a Iona ilineia. Alnrhun. These, uniting with the ami were railed St. Johns and Morris, William H. Pope, James Mr Hreckenridge was accom* fhro and aix million dollara. nue lower price than would lie lu­ u ill lie closed on Mondays, Tues­ pnuled Bom Juna IS, IHN0 in Greenville, Maynard Leonard, James P. Ben to Jacksonville by Henry ll osttsiirit tm I'aee I'll*) The Mri** of tremor* reported nd. Mr. Henry had mnd* hi* original tribe*, ahiorhlmr run­ Escambls Counties, Die Suwaueo day-. and Fill lav-. away negro slave* from Georgia, River the dividing line, Instead of Ion, II. F. Danas, John D. Call* fadneaday occurred Himpsun. ______ during t m occv Most bunting lodges in Die ole-i tome with Mr. and Mr*. Ewan for became the fierce Seminole*, and the Aniilurhli'ola. St. Johns Coun­ ban, Robert I - Brown, John Oliver, H miDNMET Report* cam* repurted Dial liutllerand their tha peat IS v a in , Ha waa a mem­ before the century had cloned, bad ty Included all the territory within Russell K. Hchardlen, William QUUNSKT l’OINT. ii. I. (,H „ Palma. Sullivan'* from tha 1*1* of ! flimllle- (ireiinred fill Die ii|ielllng Bromley Jr. the present bounds of the State Three officers and five enlisted toduv lie going to enmn- und lod­ aunt, lowar reach** ber of th* Flrat Christian Church overrun tha peninsula. of Hanford. After th* British evacuation In east of the Huwanee: Kscumldn all men died Imlay ill tho crash Into ges ill Die woods for liig -eml-off paninsula. Potty John F. Warren, CyTil L. But Bealdea Mra. Ewan another ala- 17(474, when the Florida* were ex­ surrounding areas. HITZ sea nf a Neptune bomber 70 dleoers lest n'vtlt. J f ner, John A. Spalding, John O. Beacb and m u to u t« r aurvlvae. Mra. Loretta Ena- changed with Spain for the Ba­ West hotween that river anil the the MOVIE T IM E T A B L E mllca southeast uf Block Island. Andes, Robert E. Bedtnhaugh. Duck hunting actuullv lienart mlngar of Lmdayllle, Kv.t alan hama*, w# learn from Green'* hi*- Perdido. "Walk East on Beacon" Jerk II. Owen, Robert W. Deane, This same year, 1H21, a man The plane, participating In anti­ last Monday at noon. Shooting there niece#, Ml**** Ruhv and 1:00-3:03 9:10-7:13-9:23 William J. Leffler, Charles T . Ra­ Edith Cnl»r«va of Lnuiaville and tory that, "Th# narrow policy of named Marver, who through many submarine exercises, "made a hour* for migratory waterfowl — SCHOOL BIDS . MOVIELAND bun, Bernard D. Lake, David KBUa for additions at Lyman Mem. B. W. Klaar of New Alhanv. Rnaln comoalled the English set­ yean had retained the frlendsltlp aas" at a submarine, then hit diKk. geese end coot are from tine"Mark nf the Renegad*" McNah, Charles H. Dike, George Sehael and Seminole Hi ah School Ind.t two naphewa. Robert St»rk tlers to migrata/' Decay and ruin of th* Indian*, established a trad­ te water, the Navy aald. It was half hope ticfore sunrise until one Show Open* 6:30, feature 7:04, , W. Adams, Marlon L. Rabom, •re to be aubmltUd by tb# time of of New Albany and Claud* Col- rapidly overtook th* beautiful es­ ing post which developed into Ihe operating wilt) a second plane *t hour before sunset. For ail other game mentioned nliofr the shoot­ Intermission 1:34. last feature tli tates acalHred tdong ‘ Carl Bradhury, John M, niHon.k the raamUr meatln* of the 8#jn- gee** of Loulavlll*. city of i’slstks. During the next the time. 9:09 . BUI B- Glenn and Rgrotd B. La *' tnole Oeunty Board of Public InFuneral *rrana«m»nti will ha upon tha bank* of th* St. John*." few year* new counties were' Th* Navy withheld identification ing hours are from nne-half hour of Ihe casualties. before sourin' until suntut. Tb# Indiana became more aggrea(Ceallaae* Oa Page Vive) Da*. 11 at IDOO a. m. •nnoumad later. Hr** Large Air Strike On Narrow Sector Pre­ cedes Homlmrdmeni Noopy The Snitz Is Good As Gold At Mathematics (’older Weather Is Forecast For State City 'lo Discuss New Speed Mark Prospect Of $3 or Way Cor Is Established By Fruit Fails To Kikht Sun Oil Property Jet At 699.9 MPH Move Growers Group Delays Approv­ al Of Price Support Fni Further Study Wtuli 1 Rrun i‘il Made Hy Fiulilri' Hlrtiir In riinfl'icial E f f o r t Mosquito County, Which Included Seminole, Was Created Dec. 29,1824 Florida Hunting Season Is He^un At Sunrise Today Grand Jury Will Be Drawn Monday t T e n JT C lo c k Charleston Coastal A reas Feel Tremors William Henry Died At Home Of Slater f] t Movie Time Table S'tttsiiJSis; S ________ L . ____t____- MUf4um « g » » t v t iK r f ar 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald