1 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7098031e26a0074f60a726669eb7f8cb.pdf a20c4261df213d030112182ed75e392b PDF Text Text sJMVAAV t in P 7* * i * 3 i ,/ ? s < z \ \ \ X (MH \ i �l*v ^JFs>Rr,',$ .V - - '< ’• -- >_ ;f ' y T v' hwi , .<"r*+*i :r "•' ' ' v ' T IIK W E A T H E R ( a tJ * lty T W w Kb S t m « t l k T l Protect tho Pm u at tke World) To Proam U Um Progreso of A otrlci. To PrWoc* Prosperity tor Sanford. Generally fair and continued rslliei Maim through Ihurida) ex* tepl loKgt in north portion Thursdai morning. S ^ r a l f r A N IN D E P E N D E N T DA1I, Y N E W 8P A P K I? A n ted a te d Praam Leaned W lro 4& LU M * Wilson Plan SANFORd I V l o Im Churchill Confers Aboard Stalled Liner race Talks ' _____• •t New Allied Proposal ,i UMtdcFor Exchan­ ging War Prisoners: Planes Bbist Rails (*>—Allied today H*od rtlooolM oS orioootn at , v « o r oad dioolorod yw a ia ia w Korea—with Ike guarantee no m a WOOid ho Hot MOM against Bp NATS POLQWRTIKY TOKYO UO-ThO 6ld Woodrow Wilson Usuo of "aeWdstsrmlna lion"—which played such an itn portent port in World War 1 peace .(■reatles—smsrgsd today M a cm e f t point in Korean armistice It was in a now AUiod proposal for releasing and swnpplng prison era of war and ririUnaa with the Co mm uniats. t Beif-daiemJ nation may cause as much trouble now aa it did in the days after World War 1 whoa the right of nation! to determlna thalr own destinies was a burning issue. „ Here, in a nutshell, (s what the (Htnies told Um Communiats: PL "We agree to rslaaao all prison art. Bnt wo will give you back only those prisoners who want to Mo bask. Wo demand that the South Koreans you iorcsd into your army be |iven the right to asy whether they want to alay with you during an armistice. "In addition, we leave It up to displaced persons to say for themHives where they want to be dur­ ing'an armistice." ,gk The official United Nations cum mimjaue said the key to the pro­ pn munique posal "U the principle of voluntar; volunfa repatriation for all FOWs and vlOana." In attending Um proposal a U.N. delegate, Roar A dm .B i B. Libby, said the POW swap was based on "tha principle of aoUdetcrralna ** — ■■ « Entablinhed 11MI>» DA* W E D N NE ESL S D A Y J A N . 2. 1952 No. 91 F eb. 6 Is Set | A s D eadline _ President Announces r-* 01 i ByTrumanProgram ror ohakeup O f Internal Revenue Decision On W h e ­ ther He Will Run Acain Will Be Re­ leased In A Month Reorganization Calls WASHINGTON r A Democrat 1'or Abolishment O f Ic emigre*'iiun ipiulcd I'rcM.lcul Truman today as -aying he hopes 0 *1 O ffices O f Dis­ to make kmmu before Fell *'• trict C o l l e c t o r s Whrllier he will run again i-'. Itcp ll.t\s „f ilb,ii t.ib! it porters >r a White IIiuim- cull lhal he WASHINGTON uts President M n jo r li t 111*1 al Jtm rpli M utt I iim u i . S?»uf«*i»l ••( tw»» d iMiinlcd . . . . «xil . . in ,Mr. Win hi W'urs. coiiimaudiur general <>f th IM li 111*:i1111 \ IhvihiMtt t*l lium.ui Imlay aiuuiiiiu'ed plans at reli r, is the Iasi unv lur ,|(t, |.-|ltr,,|M UM,| oeoigiu Nutnuml Ouaid, will n bu - »u l *b • : JR. Mu loi a sweeping shakeup of the ling of can.lldal. s bn delegaler , (. , ,Uumi|ll, Hemming, chief ..I lh. ............. ! Hu uitrtu in •caudal ridden Inlerual Revenue mu Ohm In he D.-Iimcralic N.i Ul|, llt| ........ .. y.M.-i.h.y IIiii can mgi rial Cntirculinii In- --.ml Hie move n one of a I),.in-11,| IIiiIcIiimiIi lo-lil the niiHislanl -Ii* ■ i n loll liol 11olil Seplclii He said Mr iTuiii.iu inhl linn In . lo|il, until Man Ii. HIM. -* • o n e s o f steps lie plans lo take ha "I io|hmI he umiltl lie il»*e in c c lo i in protect the government "from I lo Wink mil Ihllii's si, lit (diuhl kilim when lie look i.vn ns iIivimioii flighl I I . I-!i I in i o i Ilu- insidious influence peddlers II gcm'inl Hi. cnmiimnd will be num: in ilu bcliue what In- is gm i m i i i - i i i ' .mil lavm seekers ami to expose i ai in a , ■III Iill lied In licnrgiu ill accordulice Dill. mil punish anv winiigduers " ***** «*• tloli'b a i li e I O of till' late with a previous iigrrnneiil inT*In Ohm Ihc c.iudldalr- bn ilc* I In- Revenue Bureau shakeup llnl. 1.1SOI 111.1 Kli/a l i e #»| * l t w cell Ihc two States. Mater must name Hun lust ami I, 0 .III In oI II it* It •I lie at will In- m the form of a reorganl• • I'hc termination ,.f Fedeinl ie tecinul chuiies Im picsitleulial ml i'ra.lii .'alltiii plan lo lie submitted lo ci.giiiluui of an officer of tien leluleil III.ill- scloMlI M l MPABIUM KM INI U. I. DilAVID when the Utpr Quun Mary jammed an anchor chain, Urltaln's BOinilleea *lt in t'oiigress II calls lor atxillsliing Woflol.l a le il I n ... >i ei nl lliilchisoti's caliber is a Prime Minister Wlnaton Churchill holds a shipboard jkmfvrence at Southampton. With him In Ida cabin A I knim the I'lesideirt bus Ihc 1*11 , in,. Hie lit offices of district culti'ctor* Spai Ii o' o " n - . J. < i Mioice of considerable regret lo are American Ambassador Walter S. Clifford (csntsrir end England's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden (nleresl ul (lie parlc al heart ,i„, *,. ii ............... i,. ot internal ievenin' m g llo the Hill cull,” lii-in-inl I Iciiimiog lays said, aililuii! lhal hi- lielieve.l CliUrchUI la achcdulsd to hold u series of Important conference* with President Truman. (/oternaHonal* Hi i . i.,.. (* ii,.*i li„iiciti. i Most ol Ho se districts include S n ifo i.t the I'reslileuIII Ulllllll 11> III um*-» s a i d . nt.i.ii. .in. .-i..i ..ti i 'ingle slate, toil Mime of Hie M ill - i l l . hte decision before Ilu- ohm th'.ul “ lieiieiul llutcidsoii'a oiitstnml S ionic!* llit-li Set.... I large -tales have more titan one Uuc mg ability uliil effoits iloulig lodistrict I’ I li t * M i lt 111 f i l l . lit l-'elli w o Hays said lli.it eandidales Im loiig uolit.iiy service, which begun In place uf the regional district the presidency imisl ",ivc Ihcii con in I*»17. have colilribiitcil linn'll «>• V\ .. 1.1 W I I I I ! 114*1 ill I I 111B*It I Hit ( oili'cim s, the rcorganiiatinn plan Hi** \it»»v mi St‘|tl»in i nil.till .• jtenl hi writing in order lor then ilu- giowlli ami efficiency ef the will put all npcrulitig functions nt n.l i •• #• 11Mill |*>tv lit- In Hie jinnies In In- liicliiih'il willl Hie II .1 \ulion:il liourd. lie set veil will b. i m i. lioieuu under 25 district ofh i I ><MI H i pi delegate-- iii Ibe •Mini iiiim.irv t h e A iii.-i lean Kxpcililiotiary '.'n.l I o n!. fle e s , eai'll head'll liy a ilislrict , Mays told ie|Holeis In. own pi i |-•,i«*i- in France in Wuibl Wnt I II. » ■ 'I i i I I I 111 I ' i* 1*1 I I iiiliiiiiis.,loner hOlial support II I III......... . I • tin*’ fill **l The ll»6J March of Dime* opened in ttemlnol* County today with I n.l wii- ci iiimn ni.nird i i c .ml \ i I i l l . i i Field aelivdie. to each district ill i \nil Mi ITi,iii iii .Icfnb-s II . - I l l , lu ll. I III A p l l l IO I.H . ' i n II w i n c h I . ir • III til lilt I \ III till lie under tutisiliclioo of the the avowed nhjvt'Uvi* of pulling the fight against polio on a nay-as ng.ioi i riiiiioin ii'iin will go in i i ill hlrlllllllllg lllbli.l. iMi11 Il'iMl in fti li**l .Ii tint . oiiiiiii- .loner you-go basin" after four successive years in which lh* National Foun t in . I.. |l 1to- plan also calls lot tIlf* n dollun for Infantile I’aralysls hue gone Into debt fighting the only Auditor’s Report On f*” "* .......... 11,-iieinl llillchisoti becanic a .0 a n - V i It » Hays said he Hunks there is Inst lunitcliunt ill the l.!lth In III * i * * .1 All oil ices of Hie Internal Rev­ III I*Xl't'lll l\•* tiff ll’s'f epidemic disease still on the Increase in America. T ax C o l l e c t o r ’s so'.i' prusiK-i t Hml Mr Truiiiaii ( miry Itcgiineiit. Horbln Nation in m i l - I lilt- Irfl111*IM"v nf lilt enue Iturcuu to lie filled Hirough "During the last four years," aid Muck Cleveland Jr.. Heininule ami Scnl Kcfamer may talk over •--------- ♦County campaign director, "the ini i III \II111eI Y IM I*•Hilt «' ('ivil Service except that of com­ O ffice Made Public the 10.12 iHililu.il siliiallmi sihiii al litmril. III 1021 and has served :ti llc of internal revenue nation has experienced Its worst tll' l M) f.t Sllllfnt <1 ill I'i-Imii missioner lie said he lohl Kelaliser last tin- slate ami liiillon win.* Ibal u r \ . I 'l whose appointment will tie liy the • «I IM I k;t • polio years in history. Many Tolnl tnx collections In Hcini- Week lhal lie mighl In \i-.it Ml Ion,t In Suml * t i .) l h it *|< I'lesuleid and .-object to (iiiifiruiaflli*t11:i Ik I oeople are not avfare of lid* great l- oi Ins iilllsllllnlillg peif,o in I’l lit Is 1 ITuniaii ami talk ou r Ihc silu illoii t , || f I Mil i >t» lloll bv Hie Seliale Increase because polio cases have mile Onuiily from May I. 11*41' lo IT MO, it)DI ainotinlrd (o ft,- Vlllh him aiii-e iii which he served as a- n|ii*l il ik I -laliiishiiM-id of "a stroii'!. vigi k a-1IM|* I ' "t'lJ ll im i been widely distributed talher Jtiiic 776,111*, neciiriliug to Ihe Hl.iio ' "Sell Kel.mvei islahl ilivision ciiiiimnmli r ol tinoimis iii-pi. tKill service complete­ aid lh.il lie illlil \k.t M l (.1. i't ’li* m l uI* • im i * than concentrated In specific ■milt now on file iii the County Ihiiughi In- uui'lit do il.” Hay- .1 a 111fnnliy Division from IOI2 iikj«l ni ln t.i I . IB Ml I m It* : ly iiidi'iieiiileid" ef Hie test of the ureas lint ll*f>l marked the fourth Clerk's office. In m i l l , t • I* lla* | UI l l l l t f l l i s n l l W .is added I Unit In mi i ia*ti!'iu I f11,in i Imrcun consecutive year In which the The report oil the audit of thn Mr 'Truman announced td.x InS;n.l mi «l •i\ »ilt. Ti ni l i;,,..* j ; Mutch of Dimes ha* had to go accoutiis of John L. Calloway, lie said lie told President T in «»*«rded the Silver S tar. I cgnm Y lelilioltN til a statement Issued ilnto debt lo pay foC the rare of county lax collector, was mail* hyltnail of his Mlggesli ,i In Ifie sen i ol M f iil, lit nii/.t' Mini tiinl \ 11* 4 •*i tllnl nl i* m 'rtl .1 1' IInti I III* saw .'!•'(imii iii Nt*w i •mil tV i ••it11•tny, wIii* It lie i,d j .liiatly after Secretary of the luditi patients needing help. New M ayor W ill Be “The estimated deficit at (he Htssle II. Partin uf th* State Aa- Itnr, and (lie I'residrid sunl hr Guinea, Netherlands Fust Indies | ITe.isury Snyder tu.l ('(interred •thought that would lie fine " ttltillj' Dtpurlnitlil \||.. Annie • aid •' •*Ii him at the While House. Tax Elected At Meeting rend of 11*61 I* : |B,000,IMM). Thus Some lime ago. Mr I rutuaii told ami llie 11Iiil 11.pi tic i itml p.irtiri ■ ||, Oalloway was unable to . putid m mule thuo 75 aerial ■( ,.hi..iii.. i tm i na* I IkIi. i collei'linn Is im.tei Hie Treasury fur this amount before ths tlm* this morning for I'news conference he had decided — • Depart uteiil N ext Tuesday Night arosterated ■my money n.agdyi set aside far devotB tf lie, would tin, !">' V'.lki'' / a detailed cHnpartson of th lr col­ "Same persnin in Hie llureau v j— • scientific r. search rn* for contin­ nnnoimec il until after Ins Mate if Interiinl Hevena,• have betrayed John M illio n , city building In. gencies that lie ahead nest sum* lection with that of previous per- of tin. Union, eciihniuic and liiidrel iorts, but he pointed out Hint it tic piddle tnu.I rep..... I in them." snector, has been appointed hy the mer." rep. tarnled a considerable In­ messages went to Cungress Hus 'tr Truman'* statement said. City Commission to serve ns act­ mtinfii The campaign director revealed I " I lie levelution ol that fact ha* ing City Manager, until a permit- that whrrta* in piavlou* years crease over tin* prevluus two years. Later, ul a Ivey West contei ence cm ic as a s|io< k In all decent Of ths total, general taxes ar nent appolntmant slntinant Is onede lo fill iii/cns I have directed that every the vneanev created h>- the resig­ the average annual Incidence uf c.Minted for M.22T.62H. This In-.he told re|Mirlers it inighl radio wic a ho ut 1(1,000 cases, that eluded ff.92^72 in taxes on the I I'ltle while iiflci litmcss.igc . went ••Hurt In- made In expose and puttnation of Clifford McKIhblu, who figure has been tripled In the last l!*t(* roll, $IU )2,t1l!2 nn the 10BU lull 'hi fungri's-, bifm c InHindi' kn.iwi | Ii mu It persons wherever they left yesterday to ns-um<' new >us decMiin .■ay 1.1 fimini duties with (he englt... ring film four years, bringing (he annual and |22,Imi on the ItltH roll. average to 110,000. The four-year I tie I'le .ldeid lid d Is Ills I’l DeRni|U('nt taxes III I It I H llwys. rnuiliii’ nut uf the tMiili ! of flmith and (lillespic, Jackson­ case total, Mr. Clavslaud said, arnuiltiled tu f2,2:tt* and in ll*tt*. I Utilise. Inlil icpmlcr-. ville. I a ked No Sale Or Mei j;ei !•* S w v i c l I )l| >l( 'III It W i t t ' iciit'on to make Hie lliiicao of was IIMS,000 - mors than all the unly |H4I. .State licenses Inmight Hie Piesiilenl d In- i> williiu: In sav ! ul --11i..l llevemn ".. lil.ie idilinil" '' J. T. Pope, conlrnciur, Is now polio cases reported during the Aided i'tillct t ivi Iai'em Involved In Newest k. v 1224,270 In 1060 and $226,442 In whether lie will lie a i nndid.iir in isrvlng a* assistant building in plrvious ten year*. Mi 11iimao'. move cnliif* oil 1061. In 1040, fI4.26H was d e -1not. He Isn't" l it y I >!«•;; A I / i Proposal For Road M" speetor. lie has been engaged In "The tremendous obligations rived front county llrensen and in ; When reporters looked a Ini -tart tin- heels ol u i (Xiigi essiolial in­ building here since 192.7. Among i'- tic.il .ni which turned up eliarg.led. Hays Mulled anil said hi* projects waa Ihn vault addi facing the National Foundation," 1060, $14,680. Ilk t IU>> Ml MU M .lA i'K K O N V t i. I . K i r X tila n lo t During the two year period, | "He isn't ready In say tlon to the Court Mouse in 111.70 Mr. Cleveland said, "have forced >• »S»'« l\\ I \*l *alf $* Itl I*•*•• II i", ot kidblui’ gerv and some out re o rg a tiM u llo n o f tile F lo rid a F ast the Gatchel ttulhllng, Fourth il* to double the March of Dimes $444,602 was derived from the liays said lie was lutcrc.lcd u 'T ia 'i R a ilw a y e n tire ly a tillin g the IlMni* Ulllliflllli t llit'itl iIim It* id Itl rii-lil linliel y in Hie lax cnllcclioll el vii e Street and Hanford Avrnue; Me- campaign period, ft will astern) sale of motor vehicle licenses. A -.eeiug thill tin- tthin ili'li-giitiiiil Is 'm iid h n lilc rs w illl no sale or m e rg e r ‘.Ik *|l« til th tit M.imiii M.miiiiii Si me of government official* Reynolds Drug Htore lluildlng; from today throughout th* entire cash shortage of $0,1171 was ilia- plevlited In an active candidate fm w ith any o th e r c u r r ie r was p ro im s kii Ii |.lt\ili*ilt kkllii kt'yimlt if Ills McKinley Hal) at the First Meth­ month of January, as we en­ covered in the motor vehicle ii- Die J eMilency rattier ttuni In suiue ■it i i i D S D is tr ic t C o u rt here 4 l l l l f ’ llk t I't 'l ll ll \ p lllll \ • > 'V ll'l .mil employes were forced not of IV tillssN aa r a n M a m odist Church and the addition to deavor to raise enough money to favunte sou fm si i:11 iiiinnit .ii willl Hu •<m$*ii then |oli> during Hie hearings Al­ to d a y wipe out the 11*61 dabt and avoid the First Presbyterian Church IV ••i $s hi together more than Its* officials Tin* principal Immlliolders of Ihc <11a*•ti‘il ili'i I n iliiin uul lesser employes have been Mr. Ulllon has served ns City incurring another for 11)62. lit* kk.* ' • atlway lolned ill the proposal and •11\i iltlr filed m forced fo resign fi.un tho building Inspector for two year* formed earlier than ever Iwfore, m asking upprovul l.itvillnff (Ill'll I ted .1 1 -i "I iiilici.il “ Our commltleH have been and two months, lie nnnuunred I lu* plan culls fur ;i ruiutali/atInn .iit .Hiaciiiciii • kkii*1 $uniph ti* when tlmeaii of Internal Revenue 'Three dc.tin t riillciIm < ol ifvcuiic have this morning that the City Com We want every cltlaen In tin. llh of the rullwuy at $46 million and a |l|s ,|,,i(1|, tmt iv in-ell indicted on i barges of lirlbminion will meet on Jan. M, when county to play a part in making first mortgage bond issue of $20 h ,, iumi*, |.iv i .,i,. ,., , Foreign cry in Iraud John Kader, new commissioner, this March of Dim** the greatest million Mini try miiferein e I* .it vvlieie will be seated for a three year ever conducted.” lliiiidhiililers, other than various . fsh-tulN and n.th .icne l assed b> term. W. H. Stamper, who was hil'oid groups, would exchunge 1(, ,, ,y n ,,,, ,,. t J. Mi.--tin Stinecipher, *Thail­ LOS ANOKLIiS MCCHOHD AIR I’OItt'K IIAHK, H.isk) 5 per cent ImiihIsnow held re-elr ted, will also lie seated for A note uf and Co. executive, was tod , in­ c, ,vd.i on'.oi ul 'Te t'eidral Wash. (Hpeclnl* Mil j. John P Unit hope in the medic war against a three year term. Randall Chase, f t for $1,000 bonds of the new Issue n , ...... must I’ mi) stalled as president uf the Ki­ a who was elected to serve two polio accompanies the Mart of the wanis (.'lull to succeed Joel Field, DRMC, sun of Mr. mul Mri. to addition, thov would participate ,,( |.,|vun.ti In.I iieeu a mem Thomas (.'. Holt, 206 W Seven 1952 March of H I eora to fill tba vseanry created |„(11 i,| R„| lievik who in turn was congratulate 1 tuenth Street, Hanford, is one .if 0 a cash distribution to the bond II was spokan by V the resignation of Ram Mar for a year of successful ailniinls- 26 exchange pilots atluched tu the 'millers of ull surplus cash which ,m| .:n,ilin. . I diiili.iii.il president uf the N tlmi, hat already been seated nn « variously uilimulcil from $lto to tratlon of the club hy Irving (Inn for Infantile ____ , __ , ... Moras, Clermont, Kiwanis lieu­ Air Force in ii |irogruui In cieate jl.’Ht |mr iMitid. the CommUnion. um |i|,on|i f.itii. •iv huiking dtp WASHINGTON f flic Supreme I ettwr uuderstauding lietwi-en the campaign • launching, ceremonlea, At the meeting next Tuesday tenant governor. Tito (luPoitt group fs commuted ,, ;lla l( i ,,ted State. rev fon d i.-.k the lif t step tmlay •ervices mill thus sliiligtlii-ii the <t)»sllssH Os N a t Maki) a naw mayor will he elected to Other officers installed were ulr power of tho Uniled .Stoics. '« exYltunge It* total holdings in ,,^,,,1,,,,, f„r n,,i i„ ,..i iiu .m;, mul towmd disliarrlng Alger Hiss, onetucreed Fred A. Dyson whose term Karl Higginbotham, first viceTlllee men in lids iirogriuii are Tornls $25 million fm I'omtoon J i,,,,,.|,| fmi-.illi-. ••v•• fmve lo pro I 'line si oe lieparlnieiit official now aa a commissioner hae expired. s Wmld XX o It lie was i wat I m nn.ou fur lying mider oath, president! Douglas Htenstrum, -lalloneil nt MivJhoni Aii Force dtH'k ami lo lake none ol Ihe new tin,, iiiiilm- ..nlm to Washington 'The high tribunal ill a formal second vlre-prreTdenl; Ralph A. Rase, Wiishingtou, wdli the :i26th bonds Kvcry tioudhouler other than the J T.ivtiinrf w.r. t'lrelgn e.immissui Ioriler uspeiideil Hi.v from |>racHmlth, secretary! Oscar Harrison, I'ighter-lnterceptin Wing mul m" ........... |tue b. fore the court and gave financial secretary and P. P. ■heekfng out ns alert pitots for juPouts, however, ts given the W. If. William.*i chairman nf ths CampMI, treasurer. urlvllt'ge uf taklnu stock In Hie new .nut tell I bnn i'> days to show why lie should Ti.tli In . till limes in ull-weatlier flying with the ,717th HEX-:'.,Hanford Rant Ailvliory Board, nriioruHon or one hull in stock j S,„|, n„. Kiemlm's teelmgs about ml I.. Imrri-d irred pcriiinucntly. tx Retiring President Field thank­ nln*TK*| ha had ed the vutlre Kiwanis member­ Mfuadrun. Hanford's first Imhy of the stated thia morning The order tnllowed Hie usual pro­ uul mu* huIf In Imiiiuh. n,c Wrslcm dcmomii i$ , .uul In* Maj. Holt rviiurted to MclTioi'l Iteir year, as reported at Ferntld as yet received no afflclal notifi­ ship for co-operation during tlm Irani Cherry Point, N. C. He joined llefore inovlltu for the consldera vu|. ,.,Mn„i, i, iv eclipsed alter lie cedure of the Supreme Court when Laughton Memorial Hospital Li­ cation llinl HcmlnuU County bad pbst year, and handed to Mr. the Marines in Novemlier, lull, •on of the roorganittafioti plan li> WJ1, (|n,,| p,,. reihin.l r ink of d re. eives notice that a member mmisiei on Aog of its liar tut* tieen disbarred by da*. was born at 10:50 last night boen certified for rMl control aa Morse for presentation to Mr •ervlnj* a year In the Holinuon It- Federal Judgo Louis W SIritm. , , v Jwt IS hours and 50 minutes af­ a critical dsfanao h Htinaeiphsr the president's pin lindx during World War II uni Miwever, tlm txrmllloUlei s ftlst 25, I'.ltli III- fall from office fore a si de itiiirl. fa U.S. 's case, the tter e r . 1061 1963 was ushered Into the the Defsnso Prod. i p V d S t f . ’ which has bsen in th* club for lecelved the Distinguished Fly- asked the court lo: shadowed Hie cold war. tor all Supreme Court was told liy the t ration. Disnpiirnva and reject Hie plan Soviet official* he was ic milled as New York liar Hint he had been more than ,1U years, and which ing Cross with (inlil Htnr. Ills Mr. Willlama po out that is highly prised. New Year's laiby, a boy wife and two chihtrrn live lit 1217 if reorganisation approved by Hie Hie . isi*' a tin waiili'd to gel along disbarred in Hml state. liderstoie Commerce Commission witli Ihe West. tea R. Hiss wax sentenced to five .years pounds and 14 tho Board, which t The pin was passed along n . Maenolla Avenue, Hanford. ... Frank row of p u t presidents starting -which awards the FKC to llo MtMM waa bom to Mr. and Mra. Leaher, Arthur , N* ws id Ills death wa.' wtibi ild for perjury In deliving Hiaf ha lie attended Hrmluoln High Aahdown sad Willi Irk. has to days- fur no .slated .......... pa»sed State Depurtment secrete JolW Krteksoa of the Park Avswith th* oldest In point uf ser- School and the University of Flor, kllauHc Coast Line Railroad—and ; („r i with ImKfeatlaaed On race Mabtt •utiiril the reorganisation problem -j|,,. nature of In dine wa not b> a pre World War It Communist It'i.Mileeni ns r«s» llsait nus Trallar Park. Th# hospital ro< date had nothing , posing rant control. to judicial control. That would pul ported mothsr, hah« »«d #«rh«» doMi'dit'd. I,itviiii.il lung suffered "pv ring He began rerving UJ{ his h could raeIhe renrjjanltstlun In Hit’ federal trim, u weak heart innddloii and -eideuce last Mareli, at tlm TederU would b* courts. :d I'emlenilury at Fcwlxtuirg, i'S. an niling stomach hearHiss mice serveil ax law dork Disapproval nf Ihe ICC plun is I.itvinoff woo fume at wmld culm to Sujiiemn Court Justice Oliver asked on lh*i grounds Hint "it is cili. m the lt*2ti‘i and lU.'iux. 'tnfair and inequitable and doc* not lie enined the |i|iia-i' 'peace is Wendell Holmes, a jolt he got on mniport to the low of the laud." indivisible" In a mm ml! I.cuguc of Hie recntnmendutioii of Justice The bondholders also asked the Nations f>|ieeeli argiiim! for sane Frankfurter Justice* Frankfurter lourt to dismiss Hie ICC* rcorgao lions againi.t Mtis olltn'* altaek on and Reed testified us character construction of modern plant*. wiltii'r.sea lor lit*', .it Ids first trial II# said Ihe plants would be lation ptsn and direct Hie FKC Klltlopla. .i letted to "responsible companies" trustee* to, transfer possession uf He lit gidlaled II S reeognilion In New York They took no port • whether presently in Rhode Island the railway property to Scott M of lliisiia wiflt President Franklin in tmlay'* 'court order Justice Loftin, ona of toe prior receivers I). Roosevelt in 111.1.7, .mil said he Clark also disqualified himself. or seeking site* Itere. "This proposal meant war," he In Ihe bankruptcy railway proceed helleveil II mlgh gnnraotei* peace WASIIINOTON isv-rite U. H. Susafal. "it is inn first shot in an eco- Inga. Litvinoff was dismissed, Mtrpris Should the court agree lo these Ingly and suddenly, front Ids |>o*l preine Court agreed today to re­ numle counter-attack against raid* made on our Industries by two requests, the bondholders then as foreign minister oti Muv 3, IDTJ. view un Interstate Commerce Com­ mission order raising railroad that It go ahaad and approve in states. These states have ( I ' M I l i H * lla l's » » K la k ll freight rate* within Florida. The lr reorganisation plan luring manufacturing planU rates were boosted to correspond KUNIIAY WORK which, in the long run. will flour DANVILI.K, Ky tr Twenty nine with increases ordered previously met), working on a pipeline project In Interstate rail freight chari ami Public near hero, have l*een arrmded, 29 T l w IFlorida P I I M HRailroad P of them on charge* of working on Uliil _ ties Commission _ ________is B ikeeking Jlng to W.ACfi Sunday, Common wealth Attorney have the ICC order annulled. . j Janie* F. Clay nald. Kentucky law fur tunny years K IL L E D IN H U t a iC A N R has prohibited.Rutulny work except BYDN1CY, Australia tlt>F General Hutchison Retires As Commander Of 48tk Inf. Division Tax Collections 1952 March Of Dimes For Polio Foundation Opens In Seminole In Seminole Co. Reach $1,775,000 John M- Gillon sr Is Named Acting City M anager the Communlate react? I newsmen forded sub ‘vSBo" Oyer U 50 Peimle Lost Uvea During Holiday Accidents By The Associated Preas Nearly 1.400 persona lost their lives lives In the United States In violent accidents during the New A Year's and Christmas holidays. The Naw Year's holiday death toll was BIB, compared to Um rec­ ord IB tela) n r tba four-day Christmasholiday. Traffic accidents dur big holiday week about BOB deaths, over tlte New Year National Safaty Counci mated ISO parsons In motor mishaps day holiday, f ' Nearly MB pa • fires, iocluaUag » Friday to Tnaaday time). .Tho week's showed 1ST persona . .......... ....... cailaneous mishaps aa compared to I d over the Christmas hoJl% . dental itealha durln over New Years waa Motor mishaps isiusd US stem coSalrated N mounted no traffic del, ________ _ appealed headed fur Um fourth feavKS Stockholders O f Maxim !.itvinoff FFC Have Plan OnceTopCommii*, OnReorgani/ation Dies In Moscow Stinecipher Is Maj. Jack Holt Of Installed As Head Marines Attac hed Of Kiwanis Club To U. S. Air Force Firs! St(‘i> 1'aken In Disbarring Hiss By Supmm* ( mirt C Flrstl952 Baby Is , Born To Erlckscns Kent Control Notice Not Yet Received -TSlnJ c#l)tH9oui gt'i&tJflas State Of Rhode Island Declares War Against The Entire South "y m f e ■* �Wad. Jan. 2. 1952 TIIR SANFORD IIP.RAI.D Stories With Tragedy Proved Most Popular With Movie Fans In ’51 You Can't Get Lost Following Path Of Pony, Says Amick My WAYNE IIAItltP.ItT A I* NewMfratura* COIJRTLAND, Calif.—If l.ove nnd crIrln will fallow the oath of , a pony, any* Paul V. Amick. Sr., thcv will never got on a wrong path. Amick should know: he Ini* I4Q ponle* attractlnir na mnnv an H(H1 younjrator* a weekend for freo ride* on hi* lftO-anre ranch. t’nnle* and hoy* and irlrl* aro Amick'* get-well hnhhy. HI* year* ago he underwent an ntM-rathm ft.til afterward* hi* hcajth would ml permit him to ' continue growing pears. Amick'* project, since then. "Just grew and grew and grew." Now, he say* at (10: "1 never felt better In mv life.” Thousanda Visit Ranch Amick estimate* that ns many as 5,000 person* n year visit hi« place, 85 mile* east and n little north of San FrnncUcn nnd 21 mile* south of Snrrnnmiito. The older nelghlmr boy* anil girl* help Amick nut op rush weekend*. Sometime* there are a« many as ,10 helpers. There nr-* also from H to 10 hired men and all the ponies nre trained hy professionals. I’nrky, a 28-inrh-hl(»h Shetland stallion, Jumps through nn automobile tire three feet off tin ground. Then there Is Hidden King, i i I'filnmiuo upon which ii dozen children ran ride at once. A mirk'* two grandchildren Marv l.ynn, II. and Charles, !» are also in on the entertainment They can both ride Rinnan style —each foot on a dapple grev pony nnd they can do It at a full run. Prepared for All Ages Amick hns two pony merry-go rounds for Imednnera, with the ponies fastened nnd guided se curelv In their leisurely circling around the renter poles. Rut for the older nnd more ex pert nnd ad” enture*ome, he ha spe-inl corral*. The smallest Is only 20 hy 40 feet nnd any child who can enter It mid cllrnli to a pony’s hack and ride without assistance g e ts ii red s t a r from Autlrk. There is ii ipiarter of an aero corral and » hoy or girl surn—d ing In it gets ii blue *t->- Th* greatest test routes in ii 2'4 ner« corral where the prize is i i gold star. wrinkle* ami artificially graved hair. «hc lovlnjrlv take* care o* a iiircc**lnn of captivating hahlcr and children. Jane’* *en»itive noting In thl* n c ig n i* w n e r e i-m ic n p r a is e * a r e trank rrnnk tear-jerker i« l* her ner mn«t movthe *weete*t nnd fan*' npplntisc injr ing since she won an Over. In tho loudest. 1048, IP 18, n- a n deaf-mute In ii "Johnny ’hor' |v liefnre Belinda." S Shor'lv liefnr rnnklni* In*nnity, unwed motherhood, Itelinde." murder—old itrnmntir mainsprings "The Hlue Vetl ” she ilemonstrnt— have powered *evernl plot* ed her versatility by cavorting whokc heroine* appear atnonit the inerrllv through a romantic combrightest liet* for Oscar honor* edv, "Here Comes the Groom," with Ding Crosby. next March. Th« most-discussed performaneVivien Leigh In "A Streelrnr Named Desire," for instance. hv a nowromei in a relatively Twelve year* nun she copped the minor rele l* thet of l.ee (irant a* Academy award a* the spitfire a shoplifter In “ Detective Story." Miss (Irant originated the rule Southern heauty, Scarlett tr'Harn, In the Drondwnv version and then In "Cone With the Wind.” Now the British star I* prnlmhly switched to another nlny lifter a the outstanding feminine perform­ few months in fear of gelling Into er of the past year a* another nn nrtlng rut. She plnv* a Jlronx-acconter Southerner, pathetic Illnnrhr IhiHol* In the irrcen adaptation first-offender, man-hangrv and of Tennessee William*' singe hit. ntnuringlv pathetic, who waits Ml** Lentil plnved Hie role foi timidly for night court to open nine month* op the l/indon stage while a detective type* nut hii Fhy, hitter, *ecretly scheming, report of her case .Her final exit Dlnnche I* n tarnished hello who got loud annlatise from a largo trie* to live down a sordid past preview audience here. Miss (irant. who sav* she's In In new surrounding* with her sis­ ter and hrother-ln-law in a ithalihy her early 20'*, was horn Lyova New Orleans flat. She goo* mad Rosenthal In Manhattan. She after heirut raped by her hrother- started her career, at Ift, u* a ln-law <Marlon llrnndn. who per­ nlght-eli Ii singer In I'hlladelphia. "I decided I needed a spam formed In the Pulitzer I’ rixn play name, so I seleeterl Lee (irant, for two year* on llroudway). Then there’u Eleanor Pinker a* she told ipiestInner here, adding the wifu of it cruel, crimimil- that she's related to neither »f hatiiiK |Milice detective (Kirk tlie Civil Wnr generals who Imre Dougin*) In "Detective Story." those names. HI* inten*c love for her turn* to The name muse* confusion ns bitterness when he learn* she to her sex. Whlln she was here, boro a Imhy out of wedlock before working in the film, *ho received they met. a tclcgiaphed invitation to n Mi** I’arkor extract* the full •■lint it v affair, a stag party dramatic impart from her role a* "ThnnMu," she wired hack, "hut acvcrul Interconnecting null idots I'm a doe." awirl through a limy day in ii Kim Hunter give* n strong per­ Manhattan precinct police stntion. formance n* llrnndn’* passionateShe wn* nominated for an Oscnr iv adoring wife in "Streetcar." last yrar for her performance a* a She, like him, Is from the New prlaon inmate in "Caged." The York rasl. portrayal won her the award at An interesting newcomer In the the Venice, Italy, International music-spectacle field is Leslie Klim Festival ii* the outstanding Caron, a French dancer, (ienc artre** of 1949. K e l l y alld his wife discovered her Shelley Winter*, nnu-tlme five- in a I’nris ballet. She makes her anil-dime clerk, wive* fur and Hollywood dehut as Kelly's no aw/iy the finest performance of mantle and dancing tonimnate in her aoven-year film career In "A "An American In I’nrls." Delmrah Kerr perform* cnpnldy Place in the Sun." In thl* adap­ tation of Theodore Dreiser'* novel, iu M-H-M'a super-speetaclc, "Quo "An American Tragedy," she is u Viiilis.” as n Christian hostage factory worker who befriend* n loved by a llnman warrior (Robert A desert honnnsn in California , lonely newcomer to the produc­ Taylor). She is suitably devout, tion line (Montgomery ('lift). i brave, uml slendfiist. Rut In such has made the United States sud- j When the heroine* pregnant J a lavish, nearly $7 million produc­ dimly rlrh In the senree indiistilnl barring Id* ninmntlr progress with tion, surrounded liy so many ma­ mineral* tailed the "rare earths", j a rich young society beauty jor characters and stupendous The hanniin Is not a tree, al­ (Elisabeth Taylor), he hnlf-arcl- scenes, she never has a chance to dentally drown* her In a lake. A shine forth to a dominating de­ though It grows as high is DO feet. gree. Jury convicts him of murder. Mils Winter’s urtlng is her best ■Ince 1047'* "A Double Life"— In which, roInrUIrntnlly. she was murdered by Itonald Column. Drah and deglamorlaerl In “ A I’ lace l» tho Hun," she played the ruin Without even llpstlek. A $4 readyto-wear dre** wn * her most expensive Item of wardrobe. In contrast, Ml** Taylor had IN wardrolie change*, ranging from n bathing suit to evening gowns. Ono of tho lutter cost $400. Mr, TIIK HANFORD H(H’HLNG_J\|ljJH>IUTV- Is now accenting ipby th« way, turns in the best Job of her yuiiiig career a* the glitter­ pllrntions for Ihrlr second nnd third hopsing prnjrrls. Forty ing socialite Ut this film. More on the sad than the tragic white and elghly-flvt more colored families will lie hiiusrrl when aido I* Jane Wyman’ii depiction these projects are rnmpleled In the early Spring: of n baby-nurse In "The lllue Veil." In a long career In which ahe age* with the aid of plastic lie fJ^NK IIANIH *KER AP Newafeaturea Writer HOLLYWOOD—Tranedy i« the vehicle that ha* carried most of 1961'* movie actrevr* to the HOUSING AVAILABLE R ■ A. UPWARD IIl«»(*INK TERRACE, at Third Hlrerl nnd Legal Notices Reran Are., a forty apartment development for while Nolle* Js li»r*!>y alvrn that I sin •ngsard In liiislnrss on III-wav IT-S2 and Irfingwootl Monil, Huiiford. •snilnoln rooms Klurlilu, iimltr Hie i ltd11tons i o i i o o ''H,II,undo Trailer Park" and llist t Intend to register ■aid name juiraiimil to the terms of the rjellllmis Name Hlslole, to­ ll: Her *15.I'll of Hie Klnrldu Htnte* Hill with Ilia t ierk of Hie rrujt (.'non of Hi'inlnol* County, | I II. A. A gnes llw n e is i m families and JVH JM h^^XAH I^^OU H Tj on Mullrerry Ave. al an 83 apartment development for colored families. .W W i H , Wilhelm h c i i o i i i , lit'* in is** At •luveii o'ldoi Ii on. Thursday inornlna, Jmniary in, lilt, Hi* Ilnarit of I'lihjlo Insdn, Hon will rst-tmi sealed hid* on PlVI'i silly aassenger school Inises. Heps ru le bids tm isl lie tnsdn on hollies nnd sis. jlh ls m ust he n ie iiiiiim ld e d " i o r r e r t lf le il chord In two per cent o f th * ■lid sperlflrstlnns may Stained from th* County Hutandem ul thn l.'ourt I louse tj. Florid*. Ilosrd reserves Ills right In any nr Nil hlds. Hendilolo I'l-liiity Hoard of I ’lihll" InstroelIon T. W. Imwlon, Hunt, t* K Jordan, Chafrmnn TO HP. F.I.UIIRI.K for sdmlislnn lo either of (he»e developntenla, the entire family ineome must not esceeil the following limlta: 2 person family <1 nr 4 person family 12,800.00 a 12,280.08 a yr. yr. 3 nr more 12,300,00 if yr (An exemption of 1100.00 for each child ia In addition to tha above.) In chooaing famlllee for tenancy, thoae of DIHAIHJHMDVTKIL ^N l^A N IJJJK RJJiiK M ^ receive the hlgheel preference, then FRENCH FRIED HOT DOGS............. I He DARBECUBD I r ■BURGERS...... JQc WEEZ-MAID C* L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST nr •*« B e s w f e l c i v a o m vie i f e i i o h o u w jo j o F I O R I D H«r«*g a p o itk f you’ll nee on Gulf service station driveways that means exactly what • ihsaya. Another bit o f evidence that Gulf; dealers aren't overlooking a single service that will help make your stay down hero n pleasant one. Everywhere you go, in Florida, you’ ll find the Gulf Orange Disc. And wherever you see it, you'll find a welcome as warm as the Florida sun— and the best service for your car that money can buy. Drive into your friendly Gulf dealcr'a right away for ono of Gulf’a new Florida Vacation Maps. It's a complete pictorial guide to all of tho State’s wonderful resort spots, showing all tho roads and highways. And be sura to pick up a few of the Gulf “ Fun Cards’ ’ while you're at your Gulf dealer’s. They'll make fine souvenirs to sond to tho folks back home. - Gulf wants you to havo a wonderful time while you’re in Florida. •' Ii V '* ! ' f *- l 4 UJ / •k W e know that once you've tried famous Gulf products and services— end have seen tho friendly, courteous way your Gulf man takes care of you—you’ll keep on “ GOING GULF’ ’ when you start back home. famlllee of DKCKAHBD VBTKKANH OR HKRVICKMKN. the second hlgheit preferencet (hen olher VRTRgANI^O^HRRj JMCKMENj and after (hat thoae with (he greatest houalng need. located In Kootu 110 Melach Building on Flret BUreet, Hanford, la open from hi*8 lo 11(08 bmu earh btmlnoaa day. ____ JFITTED I I t w ill P a l u i l i Aveau* NIW TOIg CITY COUNCIl PgISIDINT nnd former counml for the Hefnuvcr Crime Committee, Rudolph llnlley I* ihown with hi* bride-to* he, Janico Rru*h, n registered nunc, as they obtained a marriage license at New York's Municipal Rulldlng. The twice-divorced Halley said the romance bloomed last April in Roosevelt- Hospital where Mir* Rrush attended him following an operation. (International) WINTER HAVEN (Special) — "Strawlierrlc* arc increasing In volume on the Plant City Stat< Farmers' Market with appraxh mately 24Jt78 cratev of straw­ berries bringing gross receipt* of 125,(147.(1(1 to grower*, for the wee). Just ended. Prices per pint ranged from 20c to JlOc per pint, avuiMging JS-o/Uc. A small volume of English pea*, averaged |2 per bushel hamper, Red Bliss Potatoes $2.60, yellow Jumbo squash $1, white fancy yellow squash sold for $2 to $6 per hamper, averag­ ing $2.86,” according to the weekly report received .1 hy by William l»on, Director of Florida State Farmers' Market*. "The Pompano State Farmer*' Market experienced u record day In bean volume on December 17th when 18,177 bushel hamper* moved over the market. Bean 182.40 for 2,(121 package* ___ the past week. No. 1 tomatoes lead in volume with !,?00 bushel* averaging $4.82. Price* ranged from $2.60 to $7.60; No. 8 tomatoes averaged $2.37; eff grade 89c and pink* $3.70, Top grade pole bean* averaged $2.6g| No. 2 $1.47; fancy pepper $9.70| choice pepper $0.74; a small lume of hush bean*, squash and^ eggplant also moved over tM * market "A variety of produce including celery, cabbage, Iceberg lettuce^ radishes, English peas, turnip* and spinach nre moving to the trade from the Sanford 8tat* Farmers' Market "The Fort Pierce State Market expects n good run of pepper* through the months of Januaty volume of cucumbers If good-, wt '.ther prevails. Tho market also expects a light volume of limns nnd tomatoes are con­ tinuing in varying volume. "Cabbage, coilards, and turnip salad are moving through the Pnlatka State Farmers' Market at the present time. Eleventh HI., adjacant lo f'AHTI.K HRF.WHH COURT, Uecainher I a, MSI. __ Says Strawberries Bring J25.647.66 prick* made some recovery during tha three ilayi prior to Christmas, pepper also snowed semd price and volume increase, though heavy pepper shipment* are not expect­ ed for another two week*. Abnormally warm weather ha* prevailed and ranldly growing crop* give promise to aliove average yields. Bean* lead In vo­ lume on thie market with 144,438 bushel* averaging $1.(16; 11.394 bushel* peoner averaged $8.86; 9,014 bushel* eggplant* $2.18; 10,289 cucumber* $6.48; 18,470 squash $1.95. A light volume of pepper averaged $3.80j llmas $4.26; corn $4.60; Held pea* $2.76; and okra $7.68, "The building program on the Immnkalee State Farmer*' Market should bo completed within the next few week* so sale* can lie held In an orderly manner. With present favorable growing conditlon* tomatoes, squash, and cu­ cumber* aro expected to increase in volume. "Grower* selling through the Palmetto State Farmer*' Market received gross receipt* of $13.- HUNT* HA NOB from Ilfl.M lo 141.M hi praportkm to Ik* fs M ltjr I n c o m v . being e p g v o iln e t e lr 1/ 8 o f th a t • p a r la t e n l* w ill ba equipped h llc h a a a , w ith a la c lr k lac a m *. A l l a W tra b a tk fa M B s and h e a lla g p le n t * a nd p r iv a te aalra nca a both fr o n t RESTROOM S A �B M-fflU **f*vH » *lflBaH •*.»ri’ .*IP f '.I nV:-? r c, ■ Reported Opposed To New Year Resolutions By UAL BOYLE NEW YORK (*— Do women make New Yesr'e resolutions? > It Is the. belief of most men that they do. This Is because they themves overhaul their lives at this ison, and chart o fresh course. And they figure that whatever they do, why, women naturally will do likewise, because of the dosperate feminine determination in America to outdo men in any field. But that Just shows any male generalisation about the opposite sex Is likely to be untrue. (Editor's note: My wifo says says your generalisations about . women are partlculary suscep<Mlbte to error.) ^ ( B o y le ’s note: Isn’t that odd? My wife says the same thing.) Anyway, to get back to the sub Ject, I have found women strongly resist the Idea of making New Year's resolutions. Or, If they do make them, they do it in utter secrecy I was writing down my own list of promises to myself to live b ve better when Frances looked over my shoulder. "What have we here, Rover?" •aho asked. "New Year’s resolutions," I exlalned proudly. " I ’ve got up to 12 — and I’m only aoout half through." "Half through?" shb murmured. "You aren't even half started " She picked up my list — rather cynically, I thought—and skimmed through it, shaking her head. "What do you mean by these first two Items—that you'll give up Qtazcrac cocktails and quit looking at wrestling matches on tele­ vision?" she demanded. "You know wo don't have a television set yet and you never drank a sazerac cocktail in your life.” "Well, I put down a couple of easy ones Just to warm up with," I replied lamely. "It's always caa ler to give up something you don't do than something you do do." "Why don’t you also swear off , taking rocket trips to the moon?" ^Frances suggested. "Your last few flights havo left me rather worried." Isn't that like n wife? A husband tries to mend his ways anil what does he get? Help'O no! Quibbles? Yes! a In nn effort to get out of thi>convcrsatlonal side • pocket, I In­ quired. « f II't'*"^ r**^1*' ,*,cn• mc sec your "My list of what?" 0 "Your list of New Year's resolu­ tions." Frances looked at mo carefully, then said: "Tell mo, Rover, what good res­ olutions you think I need to make? Just how would you like me to be different?" I thought that over, and then mumbled hastily that, of course, I was Just Joking. I put nn my coat and went to the office. Then I went “ P '« .ihree different girls there ut*"*1 •ttwMrtint ftlrtrNew Year's rcNofullon* were. "Are you kidding?" said Iho first girl. "Why.should I make any?" said the second girl. *ald the third girl..wllh mo nowT” ..Well, I Ihmk this small survey !!*•• ft* « • " » . « "oman made New Year's resolutions and told Ificro, iho (1 bo admitting public jjomcthlng w in possibly wrong with ' i s ’. i s w a r LAKE MARY By VIRGINIA P. ANDBRION - - - ■ ------------- Mr. and Mrt. Leonard Zeltner and three children of Sioux Citv, Iowa nro visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Ledom. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. {high were dinner guests Christmas Eve of their sun-ln-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weliiolut of . , Enterprise. An HI weeks course covering a Mr< #m, Mn(. Lym>n prlsby --srlef- n' s - e - ‘ s of ei»nis "m ;v .. atul Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Kuhe, •*-<*. o* lnte»-*» »« *ho»" •- the in. all of Farwcll, Mich., have ar dustry and lalled fields, got rived to spend the wlntor In ••Mfloyutosr le»*i 1 Orlem^n *J**J''»* Lake Mary this year as they dl.t High School under the sponsorship last season. of the Central Florida Citrus Coin, Mr. and Mrs. Rryan Cox of •nltto*. Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Courses will i»e acid every Tui-s. Cox o f Leesburg were the guests -•a*- nleht st 7in n. m. fo-- nine o f Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Franklin —«-«k* In th" Orlando school on Christmas Day. Mra. Franklin Robinson Avenuo with the Inst returned to Leesburg wllh thn nine weeks of t*-e course conducted latter for n short visit. at Tavares High School. Mr. amt sirs. Millard Keeler, Arrordlng to the bulletin issued who spent the holidays with her '«« the Pltrus Committee, lectures parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Free­ ••-111 inel'-Ae citrus culture, varie­ man, have returned to their ties, fertilisation, nest control, e-d home in Daytona Reach Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Moon other subjects of Importance to the and snn, Tommie of Oviedo had grower. Christmas with her Instructors will Include sta'f dinner members of the Extension Service nnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. "n||ege of Agriculture, and Citrus Cochran. Friends of Mrs. Lloyd LeOtlExperiment 8tation of the Uni­ versity of Florida, U. S. Depart­ rnon will he sorry to hear that ment of Agriculture and Industry she hns been confined to her home, due to Illness, the past leaden. The Central Florlda.CIlrus Corn- 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Crocker ding mlttee Is composod of Iradlu members of the citrus Industry mm and son Roger spent Christmas Extension Service workers, Charge Day with his relatives In Plant for the course is a five dollar re­ City. Edwin llrooklyn, U. 8. Army, gistration fee. Additional Inform •- stationed Kurt •Jackson, 8. C. tlou may be obtained from C o in , enjoyed a atChristmas leave, with nlttee Secretary Treasurer AI his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Er­ Whitmore of Orlando. nest llrooklyn. Rev. und Mrs. I,. W. Scott One of the few mail-boat trip* were the guests of their frlende, in the nation which ascends n Rev. nud Mrs. Swlnk, In San M a te o , Christmas Day. white-water itream la the trip Mrs. Emma Wing ie homo by pleasure craft from Gold Reach again, after spending the hullto Agness, Ore., up the Rogue da-s with friends In Eustle. River. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lamport Course In Citrus Growing Offered Central Florida * * m Microfilm Used In ! Crime Detection long record, probably on the de­ stroyed pawn tlekets. They asked the state ,,r.!c., because th.' latter keep a I pawn tickets, per­ manently, op microfilm. The six Detroit card* showed that although this thief always! signed n diffeient name, he h. t used the same street— Senecadifferent number eac.. with time BUICK Mrs. Faircloth of Oviedo visited their broth, r nnd sister-in-law. Mr. nnd Mrs. (’ . E. .Mtlstod re rently. Mr*. Fred E. Godwin i* borne again, ftdlowing n.s txtelided visit with friend in ,-avannah. tin The children of both churches. The Uoniinultv Church and tin Churrh of the Nnxarrnr present ed programs, the Sunday eve­ ning, before Christmas. The I Community Church also Imd i Watch Night service, N'etv Year's Eve. Singing of hymns nnd in­ formal discussion of the yent hrhind und the altitude with which lo meet the coming year together with individual prayers constituted the program, wnlch -nded with the ringing in of the New Year, Mr*. M. Morse of Dtinde--, N Y ami Mf«. Sophie Crooks!mi of Unyne. N'. Y are the guests of Mr. und Mrs. C. 8. Donaldson Mr nnd Mrs. II. K. Wlllinnis and daughter .1 ullii have re turned from Alabama and Geor gin where they visited relativeovrr the holidays Friends of C E. Milsted will be sorry to bear that he is •» patient at tin- Frrimld-Luughtnn Memorial Hospital in Sanford, following a heat! nttnek New Year's afternoon. A N N O U N C E M E N T WE NEED GOOD USED CARS Our list'll ca r stock is very low anti we are in a position to give von a gootl I tittle on a new lltiiek. W e nut tleliver yon a new lltiiek equipped willt Lack-tip lights, windshield washer, flexible steerin g wheel, directional signal lights, non glan m irror, electric clock, wheel rover*, lail pipe exten sion, seat cover* anti license .state plate license frame.-*, fa g lot I'jiiort.oo. All indication* point to higher price* and sca rcity o f nnt<> m obiles next year. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. S anford. Florida Phone lib'll CLEARANCE SALE It’ s Store W ide! It’s T errific! M's Stupendous! Come and See. Ready Thursday 9:00 A. M. Sharp Men’s D r e s s Shirts W om Stripes Only IxMik These A Over Men! Buy Several Now Real Buy A l.l. SIZK S S p ort J a ck ets $270,000 A Month Is Current Cost Of Social Security • Fori tinel • Selby • Knsy • C alifornia Sknotcr* • Valentine* • T w enly-O n e en ’s Fi ne Shoes Y2 Price A Special Croup Sue These To-dnv .9 8 Croup No. 2 (Jtiers L a d ie s ’ Suits Casuals Dressy H ats Hi and l<o Heel Many O lh er (JimiH Make* And F a ll D r e s ses T o ChiHmc From At An Outstanding Value This Is ’ Way Below Cost Come In und See Suits This Is An Opportunity To Buy Thai These OtilNlanding Ami Trem endous Values Suit You Always W anted \l A Saving Not All Size* — lliil NSe Can Fll You. Don't Miss This One L in g erie C ow n s that T w o S p e c ia l G rou ps Displayed W ere M ade T o Sell Cor «.!>:» On Tables C h ild ren s S w ea ters « All Wool l M N ow y 2 lDrice and2M Values T o 0.00 Slips - M e n s Slipover Sweaters Values To 5.00 00 fcrcra t i tlnlraum <nublad. 1 i retlrsd M M O llh h «>l ral*«J t* H U). Nearly avanrone in tklc country THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Jan. 2. 1972 Page Save Real Dollars During p™- After IB years operation, old, * 5 “ . and survivors Insurance Is •navliur about 1270 000 monthly In benefit* to 7,8.10 beneficiaries In flve counties of Central Florida. Paid K. Weaver, manager of the Roe al Security office here, noting Inst the Federal insurance prog, ram rommenrrd operations on Jan. (. 1017, described It today aa “a national Institution, reaching more people in thla community than any Othor organised program for fam^ .secu rity." # From Us comnaritlvaly modest Is'glnnlnjj In 1017, the system has developed in a decade and a half Ifito the largest single' Insurance operation the world haa ever known. In 1040, the first year In whlrh monthly benrfits were paid, total benefit paymrnts for the ear were apprnximstely IB milon dollars) for the fifteenth ear, ending Dee. 31. 1081, total fit paymenta were 1,900 mildollars (|L0 billion), paid to fuur and one- lialf million city nnd th- other for stnto poller, knelt copy c. tifnin* the thumb­ print of the person. Upward* of a hundred thousand cant* arc received monthly, too AP Newsfeaturr* many to store, nnd the Detroit ROCHESTER. N. Y. l ac of police suspected this th'ef hail a microfilm In crime detection l» re-1 i ported by the Eastman Kodak Co. Microfilm Is the photogrnphir process of putting hook* nnd nil sorts of other records on compact film strips. The Detroit polir« picked up a thief breaking into locked auto* and stealing whatever he thought he could pawn. The police Imd *lx pawn tickets Identifying him In Michigan pawnbrokers are re­ quired by law to make two copies o f each pawn ticket, one for the have rented their home to Airs. Cooper and her mother anti have marled Into the Levy Harris home, next door. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holley, Jr. and two children, Andre and Paulette of Staton Island, N. Y. left Dec. 2P, - . after vlsltlmig his arente, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. li alley, over the holidays. Ouest. of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rullard, Sunday were, Mr. and Mra. M. Flanders and son. Jack and daughter, Mrs. Carol Martin and grandson, J. C. Martin, all tif Winter Park and Charles Flanders of Sanford. Recently, Prof. II. R. Harkenbach, was Initiated Into Kappa Delta pi, honorary educational society. Mrs. C-- 8. Drlskell and son Carl Rutland of Atlanta, who have bran the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dul­ lard, left for their home, Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Smith, evangelists of The Church of the Naaarrne were the guests of her unrte and aunt, Rev. and Mis. J. C. llrannon, recently. Mrs. W. P. Burke and daugh­ ters, Dorothy and (iayle. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Rrannnn and the Miss'* Doris and Joan Slnbhim attendeil the Zone Rally of the Church of the Nasarene Monday evening In Orlando. Little Miss Mildred Rridgrman Is now making her home with her aunt, Mrt. Htoudenmlre, In Jacksonville. Clyde Phillips, U. 8. Army, stationed In Phoenix, Arls Is spending a hollda leave with hit parents. Mr. and Mr* August Phillips. Word has been received of the promotion to Sergeant of Alfred MJoblom, son of Mr. and Mr*. C. W. SJohlom. At present, he *» stationed at Hamilton Air Force Rate, Calif. Friends of "Skipper" Nelson will be glad to hear that he Is Improving In the Orange Mem­ orial Hoepital following a high­ way accident In which he sustained broken legs. Mrs. Lindtav of Ocala and E x tr a ! E x tr a ! Special Group Ladies Value 8:00 H a ts ja ^ S IE K p rw 0 « r y four ptraons gainfully am- gl-iyed or aaIf>«inploytfd arc an/rig. in wort rotated b; Boy’s - * v*; «M« • *•'* i 3 .00 C a w < ijn ^ f-v BM . • ' 'L -j Our Sales &1m Mean Real Saving _______________ ■ ____________ ? ; -l •• ij' ' c T ■ !>:f e , • - '- - r ' Were 3 .9 5 N ow 2 . 8 8 A.98 E x tr a ! - ■ ■ - ... 1 . yjf&p " - , '< •V-1. ■ . [■ ' :\T’ a n d 2M Values To 5.95 Buy Two Or More Now! Save Heal Dollars I �..........*.v • i j p ----- --- ---------------•— T’ *- ■ ;•}$......r ' T:— rr7r7ISIP, t ’/Ii*.• ...... tro-A -V ,; ■ ^ ■ Wad. Jam 1, IDM3 Pag* 4 The Sanford Herald R*uhii.k*e la laaa PaMIxk.J Sullr tir«*i s*ur4*r sail ru„Ju>. ihrl.tmu* aa* Urn Tear*. PulilUk<< mm Suturdar* fulluntae t'krlaiiuu* and Mart I’ema HI *4«* m»>Im Araaaa "kiaured a* a*r«ad‘'*fa**''iaaMef Orlaker *7. 1*1*. Ml Ike I'm*I Illllre al SaalMrd, Clarl.a, Nadee Ike del ml Caaaeea* al Narek N. IMTS. NIII.MVII L. OKA* Kdllar llllllIIIIM IIP.AM Kuala*-- Haaaaer _ •DttStllll'ThlM IIATKV Or Carrier ................... * Sft Ore Mualk .... ..... ............... I MU Terre Maalke . . . sjn Ml Stualka ...... «.IMJ Qpa Tear .......................... iiim All akllaarr aullrea. rarda al •kaaka, lea-.lullaa* aad aullrea ul eaiarlulaaitai lui Ik* karper* ul rulalaa luuda, Mill be rkaratd lur al iir r ln ad-erllalaa ralea. Ileara-ealrd Malluaallr Hr lalanil MeM-eaerr llearr-ralutl-er ar.. Mm Vath, I'hlrana, llrlrall, taaaa* I llr aad *1. I.aala. cow s Inner circle. A computation made by f French antl-Communlst organization, shows that in 80 years an extraordinary number of Communist higher-lips have been executed or huve disappeared. The list Includes seven former members of the Politburo, fil members of the party centrul committee, 41 marshals, generals and udmlrnls, 14 heads of the secret police, and 40 well-known writers and artists. Necessarily the list Is incomplete. In the satellite countries the same holds true. Not only linve prominent Polish, Czech, Bulgarian, Hungarian and Koinaninn Communists been steadily liquidated, hut the purge Is now being extended to Hussion agents* hitherto In the confidence of Moscow. One recent case was that of Ru­ dolf Sluusky, whom the Kremlin sent to Czechoslovakia to bent out the last embers of free choice in that unhappy land. He eventually sampled the punishment which he handed out so lavishly to others. The process will continue, an the god-eat-dog record of Communism makes cleur. I«et Vishiusky make a few more Aaaurlaird Peeta nklek la eallllea *selM«l«elf la Ike a-e (a, rapakllralliia al all Ik* Iaeal aewa »rlal*4 la Ikla Mrwapaerr. aa well aa all At* - in i tll-aao-kea. WEDNESDAY. JAN.'a. 1952 TODAY'S HIIII. F. VKKHK blunders, Sill'll /IS Ili.H Ht/llOllle/lt to tllO GellCml A ssem bly Of t _______ ______ ---- - THR WANFOfO HWTALD or NEW A bo Passing Of Penny Postcard • * av;.v . 'v V 'v • r-i.O y iy J , i •'-‘ V ------------ the United Nations that he "laughed all night" at the Wes­ tern peace program, and he will l>e replaced. The headlines may or may not then record Ills Inter fate, hut it muy be guessed. This holds ulso Molotoy, Herin and the rest. Kven Stalin himself may not be secure If more of his plans go He I* funnel out Invariably. Ilia wrong. Communism Is perilous to the rest of the world, and awn ronscleure will lie hi* esa- to its own disciples as well. colio»rr. A false witness nhall 'I’lie Unhealthy Old Days IT \ TIih gursl old days want not nrci*snnrily so gorsl. Persons USED CMS It cannot he long before (ien- | of mature ago living in IHOO were far more likely to he par­ rial F.itenliuwei limit i*y whriliei ried off by disease than are their desceiiiluutH today.’ Or. Harold ,1. Knapp, ntvelnnd health comini.HMloner, looked up lie will hr a i amlicl.ilr loi pres the records and makes an impressive case for the present. idrnl lint yrai. -------- ------- ------Ills facts would probably he duplicated ull over the The Hoods Medusl Allows- United States. In l!K)0, 200 babies out of every thousand lion irvralt ihst their sie 1,14ft died, bast year the figure w« h 2&. Tuberculosis killed 1211 lictnied medical doc ton in lliit persons out of every 100,1(00 in 1000, only 20 last year. In Hat*. Ibis it about 170 inoir 1000, 400 persons died of diphtheria in Cleveland. For 1001 than Isit yeat. it was expected Ihut there would not ho a single death. An Italian movie itai, Mm Franca Faldini, hat been telecled by Slats and Stripes as "M itt ClieriecaL* of I'W I". Somehow it irrnu lo ut she should have been rlioien "M itt Spaghetti". We tnp|M»r I heir are a lot of people who didn't make any New Tear reiolutiuni lliit year, but wouldn't it be nice if evrryonr retolvrd lo do unlii others as they would be donr by, ami tturk lo it) High Cominiiiioner McCloy re­ port! dial Germany is now pro­ ducing nrarly 01) percent more than in 1030 and it it all foi the pioductt ol peace. In (hr old dayt of Herman Goering't 'gum or heller", moil of it wat for gunt. ^ Fifty-four pertont a rt/ repotted lo hava died and 17 more are milting at a remit>-*l .hurricane winds raging off the coait nf weitern F.uropw/UT’ W lS f thank­ ful lha hurricane teaion it ovet • l far at f'lmida it concerned, • I lean until next Junl. r_ The Hoiirr Un-American Ac, liviliet Commillep « recommendt tlcalli for tpiet even in peace timer. lint it isn't the tevenl) of the penally, it it the lurenett of it. that counit. Small chance ( V * 'illn r i Would have been ol con­ victing Alger H itt if the penally had been death. Better to have him behind ban, than running at r Uf«*. ^ Among the firtl M ogtilandiny perionaliliet of 1951, na' lilted by the American Proplet F.ncvdope dia, art Senator Kefauver, General MacArthur, General F.ltrnhower, c Winilon Churchill, Dean Acheton, “ And leyeral other leu important Mor.le like Mohammed Mouadegh. It is intereiting lo nolg that the - vary first mentioned wai the man ; wbo did the inoit lo expoie crime •nd corruption in the United Th* March of Dim** fnr III* fanlll* Paralyiit Foundation gelt Ugdtr way in Seminole County as it does eliewhern ghoul tha nation with a goal tatting out of debt and on a au-go basis before another season sets in when no one how many may ba afflicted much money > will be to labs car* of them. The drlva it undai. tha cha ^ of Mack Cleveland, I. wfll b* sparked by J t PAPA RAPETTI pfrlih.—Pr. 21 28. (ioodbyr penny poilcaul. Ami you can Maine that un inlDliou. WASHINGTON Th. t a lk , ‘ hlch rsng ill Die New W sr Mon-1 j0 yj awi jU. depending OO lay night also tulled the passing I also, a half • cent Inert*!# fcs 1u( nn American ir.stltutlun—the |third cists twoks and catalogs, J seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots |penny post cart!. At 12:01 a. m., Jan. 1. the price plants not on special bulk rata. Special delivery — Higher fees,, I.ecninK two cents. The Itoost, l along with other* in poslul rates, from 13 and 43 centa to SO and M. Domestic registered mall—High­ i>. .! at pr<xlncin» 12i) mllliOO cent* and II JO to ‘ i ilullars a year more for the It er fees, from ’ oanciully • frail Post Olfire De­ 30 cents and 11.73. Domestic Insuted mall—Hither partment. fees, from 3 and 30 cents to 3 This is the second time since its and 33. ’ * •»•— I,mil in 1B73 that the post card la helitK kicked up to Iwo cents. It , Domestic collect • on • delivery • was that way for iu months during mall — Higher fee*, from 20 »na. »?*■ World War f. returning to a penny GO cents to 30 cent* and |1.' in The Host Office, for the next GO Decent ohsei vat Ions of over!1 days will tuke It easy on people 2,000 leghorns at Cornell Univer­ who mall penny postals. Cards post- sity show that death* from tumor* |marked before midnight go and leukosis were twice as great , through, of course, but later ones In the poorly fleshed birds as Ih . ■ ettirn to the sender, If known. If i iid known or If time Is Involved. the well-fleahed birds. 1'liey are delivered postage due. i After 00 days, all cards go back o llie sender, if known, or fo the HPAUHETTl lead letter office, if not. Other change* effective Tuesday: aervtaa • lo I* 1% a, i-i.osato aoNOAga ig Parcel post — Deduction in inaxWlaier Pork Htoksear IT—A# * tnum weight and size of package* Pb. handled between, any tint class loniektlc post offices, from too Kvervone is aware of the elimination of sinullpox as u muJor peril. A varietv of causes explain why deaths are so few. Uducatlon has improvd bulb public anti i/ersomd hygiene. Water and milk are purer by far, and both hospital facili­ ties and medical science have advanced. The indiscriminate pruisers of the past should remem­ ber tills as|M'ct of life in the old days. They will linve to ad­ mit that today makes a better showing. Mood In Tho Bunk Food To (!ost More But Plenty Of' It During New Year A young soldier in California received swift return for a donation of blood. Two weeks after he made his donation thu soldier was involved in an accident and required a blood truusfuslon. Hy coincidence medical attendants picked up the bottle of blood which boro Ills name. Thu probability that many donors will ever receive such direct or quick recompense Is slight, nor would anyone wish for such a chance to get his own Idooil hack. The knowledge that blood given may he instrumental in saving some life is ample rewind. Yet It should not he overlooked thut a certuiu self-in­ terest can he found in the giving of blood. Hy helping lo ussure that supplies of blood in the banka are adequate, we ith h re s k fa M . llie r e can help to make sure thut the precious fluid will lie avail­ W ill‘■'la’liei l i o ' p lewlltu nf c e re a l to rtf'. able if v/e should aver need It for ourselves or for a loved I'nduri* around. Hut the cost rt Stomach Troubles U lc«m anil ntlitir ilipi'Mliv'* ilifficrultIi*h art* nftnn rnfiTred to iih Hymptomn o f tin* iiku in which wi> live, part o f thu prlun man pays for cotistanily licinjr in a hurry, liavinp tlioiifmiulri o f tliinga on bin iiiiml ami falliiiK lo maintain ruHular liahitH o f uatiiiu mid Hluuplug. It is certainly true thut h u c I i tlilnxH rnisu hob with thu iliKuntion, hut thu result is not a pucullurity o f mixlurn times. Sunucu, l-ntin nhiloriophur o f N uro's day who is credited with rumarklrur, "w h a t fmils thu«u m ortals hu," also Haiti thut " A Kruat Htcp toward Indupunduncu is a ttood-humnrud Htomach." IIIh audience prnhuhly replied, "H o w tru e ," even uh one would reply today. Hanford Forum <T|r• iv. i/rnii. riiiiiur Hanford Herald, Hanford, Fla. Hear Mr. Denn: Aa we Como to the clone of an* other year, ami stand at the threehold of a new Yeur, wo at the Children'* Home Society of Flor­ ida cannot helii hut hu thnnkfiil and grataful for the kindness, courtexiri, ami particularly fur the Mince contributed to thu Children'* Home Hoclety of Florida In the Hanford Herald. We are especially grateful to you for hslplag to make our De­ cember appeal to the people of Florida an outstanding aucceaa. We know that throujih each line of apace that I* given to our Ho­ clety, eomeoiie else will learn about he service* that we era renderOf to the needy, hontalesi, help­ er*, destitute, and In many case* almost forfotten children of tho S Ug Chapter, They have a ren In lOfiH, mid we know, with­ organised campaign prepared out any reeervetlon whatsoever, intend to cover the enlirs that the newspaper* of tho BUt* of Florida will contribute much toward making it a aurceia. •Cr»Pt our Venr Beat Wishes for a happv, auccaesfu) and proeperoua New Year. - • Very gratefully youre, NewHman Finiahew His Autobiography In His 92nd Year lly HF.KMAN A. I'ANK Al* Newsfeaturea INDIANAPOI.IH — Hilton t.'. Drown, tt'd-yenr-old dean of In­ diana news|iii|iermen, ha* fulfilled an "urgency that caine with old ape"—the publication of hi* autobiography. . I t reoulred two year* of writing JBd a fidgety wait for public re­ action, but "A Uook of Memorl**" haa now been lieued, unfolding the etory—not of hie life—but of hi* time* and friend*. Urown haa been with the Indlanapolla New* for 70 year* and ha* been associated with Ilutler University 77 years. He *tlll I* actively Interested In both. Th» New*' Associated Pres* member ship certificate la held by Mr. Brown. "When one writes an auto­ biography," Brown begin* hU booh, nhe la practically preparing his own funeral sermon and re­ minding hi* friend* that at the obsequies he will Be present but not voting." Brown, gentl»mannered and highly reepected by colleagues and friend*, has, filled th* book ;Uve(y Incident!, many a’ltn tan poking fun at himself. of On* chapter daala with tha J *U ^tgviridlanapqlls of Queen 1947 BUICK 2 Door Keilsn, Dood Ttanspiirtatiun Super Sedan, Fully Equipped, Radio, Heater, Dood Tiree. Dood Condition. $145.(10 ft* c w n .V iiu n ,VN*t'pr»k’ K t-«ori*leil Pres* F'-imI K>H*iir Mr*, America c-,n enun* rin •IUA2 inenii- featurin'' evervthino. froe* in nn**—and pier*” nfi It. It look* if there would he even mure food available In the •»e*t 12 month* than there wnt In 'At. II"' ” «■ .tie-ce* ere i l l " inlildle of the new year, It 'Vlll "O-t -OllieWhll* lliorc tl'MIl It a.* m 'll AI to ret the family table. U. it. pnvernuieni a>'’ ' - r—• 'c't„in|rl»av the trrnd lo higher prices show* m sign "I b illn " no. ontf 1939'PbYMOUTII cercnls at 'he prnceiy s'Of*? orolinbly will reflect Itlft!'* higher prnln pi Ice. 'there will, lo- lot* of llillk t> pour oil your Ih»wI of <>l*line-nl or com flakes, or lo drink (evro though fluid milk I* einecled lo ul viinee in price|, Init there will he ler* liutler for your bread hike U couple of eggi, with >< strip of bacon or some fritsled hum, after your cerealT The tl.-M» larder *hould hold even target supplies (if egg* than heretofore and Ilift I'n iiulNtandinglv laig* joirk rhop will provide gmal eat­ ing for tile first half of '32. Hogar In your coffee? A record world output means that you'll prolinhly have plenty to sweeten the taste of that high-priced 1leverage. Doing un to lunch and dinner, It may cheer you to know that supplies of heef are showing an Increase, better get out recipe* fur Hwlss steaks, pot roasts, and stews, since much of the beef will lie grass-fed and need lung sluw cooking, l-ook up some Italian recipes, too, because thero's un Increase in veal. Ami what better to do with veal cutlets or shank* than to cook Hcalloplu* u la Marasttlu or U**l llucl»| Milanese? You can also look forward to a few uiura lamb chops—but not many, because lamb production Is nut us peeled to rls# lar above the extremely low level al which It'* been. , •■ j Turkey every Sunday may give chicken a run for the money, Farmers are paying heed to the growing popularity uf small turkays and raising Increasing number* uf these delicious -young -I ..... -- - ■ ----------- ' ■ hint* for >ear-ruund conMimption. |penm than In 'Al. When you change to fish for u There will Ini os'much euniied main dish III '32, you'll find morej fruit avuiluhlc iis lust yeur, as /reili and froxeu, a little les* well u» good Riippllt-i- ooff cor canned •alined ih*i. in ‘lit. trull juice* mill IroicM fruits and barge pack* of canned and Juice*. fmxen vegetahlrs will help round We probably will cut mure out meals. Ho will white potatoes. III '31 lierau*e we huve Inrjrer .Sweet potato lupplle* are short dried fruit In 11132 Ilian we did and will bring high prices until suiililie* at lower jirlre*. the IUB2 crop I* harvested. A* Whul el*u lienide* fruit for usual, there will be plenty of dry ileskerl? The new* i* that there will lie enough ice cream to ‘,4'an* and* peas, • Drape* and cranberrle* from meet our increuaed demand foi f"H harvesting' are In large aup- it—although production of till* ply; hut so far.lt look* a* If we favorite dee*iut will meun u would have -fewer' apple* and smuller i|outa of butter. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIER Phone 1447 *t 2l ,f • ££££SBS3£!£33t£ B B !£ f!t!!!!s s !S 2 ti£ • MILl.WolIK Highway 17 U2 South 1948 CHEVROLET Medan, Extra Dood Tires, Kaillo, Heater Itunniiig Dood. Sedan, Clean, Dood Tlrae, Locally Owned only $295.00 $1050.00 1948 BUICK Super Sedan. A beautiful Dreen Medan With White Wnll Tiro—Pun based and Driven Dy lawsl Owner, l.uw Mileage, Extra Clean, Kudin, Heater, Excellent Condition. Excellent Motor—Nave Upholstery—New Paint, A Deal Bargain only $t:i9S.WI $975.00 1947 DODGE Coupe NICHOLSON BUICK CO. CAMPBELL’S CABINETS • $1190.00 1939 BUICK 210 MAGNOLIA AVKNUR TELEPHONE 1034 8AHF01D, FLORIDA . ■■■■*.; - HAPPY YEAH! 1952 1928 ON OUR BIRTHDAY A WORD OF APPRECIATION This Season o f tha year, with Its spirit of remembrance, Is in ap­ propriate (Into fur panne nntl reflection. It is a time to let yon know that w« appreciate the privilege of aerv- ' Ing your flriiiiiciiil needs. / a« repo iters that lha most polished, must handsome and molt cultured gentleman aha met on her tour of thu United States waa Hilton U. Drawn uf IndlanapollA Describing himself In "my euneet day* of life," Brawn d*dl» cattd tho book to "gentrallon* of ears have tobogganed on Irown’a hill." * ' : "I think how thef symbolise If* Itself, th* achievement of the Id* and the ever present need to It Is a time to ro-afflrm obr aim of providing the tpye of ban)ting service that will prove most valuable to you yeur after year. We are glad to tuiint you among the frlenda and acquaintances who have helped our institution to grow and to be of m ater service to • . our community! ■ , ' * . TxC v Our earnest tTiaiika and beat wishitf ' go out to you for th* New Ytar And all th a day* that will follow. la I6*> the United States praispd U & flW fiO Q egg*. ANNOUNCING OPENING Sanford. PlarMa iminole County1* Oldaat Ba �.* ial ». A n d Personal A ctivities A bridal shower for Mi«i Char­ lotte A. True wa* riven on Friday evening at the Chamber of r ommens Building in laike Mary. Ho’ ran, Mrs. FTank F.vnns, Mm . teases were Mrs. Horace M. CornHomtr M. Gleason, and Mrs. James M. Thompson. Those assisting the honoree were Miss Ullon Baker, Miss Mary Grace Hohhy, and Mrs. Richard Keogh. Lavender and yellow w»s the color scheme of the evening. The refreshment lalilr wee overlaid with a cutwork linen table cloth. At one end was an arrangement of lavender pompons In a crystal howl, surrounded by a semi-circle of lavender tapers. At thr other end of the table •’U.N." tea wa* servrd from a silver lea service. Sandwiches, I’ ette Fours, uml mints carried out the color scheme. Mr». Frank F.vnns served tea to about tto guests. A huge arrangement of gladioli hanked the table holding the shower gifts. Guests from out-of-town were Mrs. Lastl* Odilon Broussard, Miss Anne Uelle Bancroft of LaFayette, La., Mrs. George A. Pelley and MUs Rerthu K. Pelley of Lynn, Mass., and Mrs. J. F. Lewis of Sanford. PHONE 148 Social Calendar WtCUNKSUAY The Preyer Meeting service nt tha First baptist Church will ft* at 7 -V PM THURSDAY Tha Royal Amboxiadors will meet at the Firat Baptist Church at 5:00 P.M. , The First Baptist Youth Choir will hold rehearsal at 8:45 P.M. » ^ T h * Seminole Chapter Nu. Two w. K. 8. will meet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 P. M. riun.tr A call Hoard meeting of the Junior Illah School P T. A. will be held nt 10:00 A. M. Ill the school auditorium. M tJ .N tM T Tha Rxecutlv* Hoard of the Wo­ man of tha First Presbyterian Church will meet at 10:00 A. M. at the Church. i f The Phllathra Clsas of the rlrst Presbyterian Church will mast at 7:45 P. 51. with Mrs. George Still#, - 4 3 4 ,-Summerlin Avenue. . . The Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church will have a business meeffeg in the Memorial Rduratlonsl Building at 2i.10 P. 51. Miss Lillian Boyle has left for Durham, N. C. where she has a position In the Dean's Office at Duke University. Al Brock will leave this week for Rvanston, III., where he is a student at Garrett College. Mr. and Mr*. Paul Brown were Among those from Sanford who attended the Orange Howl Game In Miami yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Watkins, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganas were In Orlando last night at­ tending the Tangerine Howl football same. Friends of A. Derby will rrgrrt to learn that he la confined to the Orange Memorial Hospital In Wlrlando as the result uf injuries due to a fall. Misa Robert Merwin, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of Dover, N. J. are spending several davs here as the guest* of Mrs. H. L. Cor­ nel). Mr. and Mrs. x o. Shlnhnlser and two children. Genie, and Jimmy, returned yesterday In Jacksonville aflawvliHhtg f here •for- a■few -thtytr .jlH f-M n r f»*o.- Hhlnttolmr. — Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Powers and -daughter Nancy left today for lltair home In Cuhimhu.a, (la., after spending the holidays here with Ur. antT Mrs Fred W Bender and Mrs. Bradford T Byrd. 4 Mr. and Mrs. K. II. l-ancy have as their guest, Mr*. Laney'a sister, Mrs. Maureen Winter of Savan­ nah, Ga. Also Mr. and Mrs- L. B. >Mr>ntv ami son Bobby spent New ^ e a r'e Day here with Mr. and Mr*. Lftney. Mill Margaret Jammes and Hob•rt Sapp of Tallahassee and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jammes of Naw Smyrna Beach ware the recent (uasta of Mr. and Mra. John D. Abraham* al their home at 318 W. Twentieth Street. ' Tf*rwllli»i£t?rfl Give Shower Is Given , Pur Charlotte True New Years Eyc Furl) New Years Ball Is Held At M ayfair Mr. anu Mi*. J E. Terwillecer. ( Jr. entertained filends at a Nev. I Yean Eve parly Monday evening at their home on Hiawatha Ave­ nue. Predominating |n the decora­ tions throughout thv Terwilleger home were Christmas greenery and red floral arrangements, with the dining table, from which punch and holiday refreshments were served, wa* centered with a novel arrangement of luige silver and red ornaments. About in jfii»*t« A Sew ^ ■ I . Hail vvi« h**« .at tin* Mu>t:ili Inn .M«»n«!iis i udii Hui n«*y lluxtnn mnl iti( 1*1 chestm fill nishril (lie nnt»tr fimn 10;IMI fiiBt wiij* Bi M ftl .it the Inn Hlllh'UlM lllltl 1*1ILTIIIIV •«»h*r*'.I IIIU'I' Htl C1IIIII I N lift HI lit* || tin* nilMtnni uml ;it Ifu hour fnvui of hut hoi ii'*, tthi-slu « , H i l l ! • tl|i 11ihttleil 111110115* It* IO >t'l Veil ion ||.I f I.t IllUtle wtvh in ;i.|V. »M*• If|»t'i Veil. \\it )t ,» !*.»i ( v Imnloiin .ill''i»«lin^ .uu holt l y in t .11'it (lit ,-sited d n iln j thr evening. -----------,— - — ; Bishop Confirms Class Of Nineteen The lit Rev. Henry t) Loutltt, |)l>. Bishop of South Florldu. made Ills annual visitation to Holy Cross Kplscopul Church to administer Holy l unfit iiiatlou to a via** of 19 members, and to preach the sermon at the II uu o'clock service on Sunday Immediately following the service an ndurniu! reception was held in the Parish Hull tur the Confirm a Hon Class Coffee was servrd uml lb* congregutton was invited to come and welcome the class into Holy Cross Church MIbh Charlotte True* I h Guest Of Honor Sgt S. A ir tln n 'lff Sbainn Dakota |8> How many clusae, of U. I . MaU are there? >. (3) Who Invented the aaaa* phone? tjDln what country it Ana* U their no life? . . J ” ? ” ? * ' " ' " (U,un<i •»«*•* Choir Entertained Bridge Party Given By Mrs. Roumillat For Charlotte True I |Hints to Housewives] army transport plane, nrrlr at taelr destination on Chrlat- WIGHT I* llultxi'hiw wlitm* «*i»irui»fiii«*nt uml ii|*pioii«)iiii|f MiniriiiRi’ to Koyn I* St'hinnll. miii hi Mi. uml Mi*s Aithiir Sslnnidl, of Milwuuker. \VU i*» Diinoiiin esl Patricia llolt/.claNv To Wed Mr. Schmidt s LLon 1) D A N t I.N'ti i Mr uml Mrs .lames p llo ll/claw ate ami.mneliq: the eiigugeinent of their dl.lighler I ’alnclu Kay. to linger I) Schmidt ..it id Mr and M i* Arthur Schmidt id M lluau k. e 44 in Tile ue.I.llllg will In' an event ol Jet. In al 5 isi p in ai I tie First lla p tM Church I'li.- In till-elect attended local M'bisils ami was giailliuteil from Semlmilc High School in l-.l.M Mi Schlilidl wus graduuled frum West Division lllgli SchiNil, Mil wankee. W i* . hi lti.'iil He I* now enlisted ill the Niivv, and is sta Honed lit the Snidnnl Naval Anvil lury Air Station All fru-lj.ls id the enliplf are ill vlted to attend tin- weddliq: No im itations will In- Issued ! 1 ph o n e : S I \l< I L OP 3i2 j | liner* Open 12: IS P .41. Daily | CLIFTON W EBB in "ELOPEMENT" |1 Kesnlt- of esilins Inken lay thus.* studying the ionise in lioitii-iil to n and flo w n iiiliiiigem eiit at the Flow n Slims .lodging Selino) Course No one, in Con way re,-eiitlv «vni- leeeived on Mnliilav Mis. .1 I! Terw illeger, . I i .. Mrs l ieil liiiim -. M i* lli-m y Uti**i'll, ! M i* I I. Chili., und M i** Nell 4Vill in in-* w ,ie l|io*e fiom Sonfin I win, *lli-i-l'l‘«led ill |ill**ing t In' i-suiir , ii it. I il Ini* been lepinte.l I bill .Mis T i -i vvilh gel m i- nne *•( llilee ni Centiiil Flnl lain vvtin nnule a giioti nf mil no all her esuilis t'tie p iip n * nf M is t'lu ik anil M i* ltu**ell IniVe la-e|i ■• III In tie en tinm l eniincil m I *b11ii,l«-1 |,ti i .* fin i ,-fei i in e •The hottest com binution that ever hit the screen !f U' -toeiii.o oitosf n irn s .u Tin- In.imiilii Miiniai t riitli.ll-* uf Nnva S 'litia fuvoieil |ii*rtnhle wigwiiiiis nf Inreli lin k 11nt t i i-iinbl n>- fnbleit anil |iai-ki-,| Intn I " i/u n i. Plus ROBERT MITCHUM-JANE RUSSEU t allied y HIS KiND OF WOMAN! Ami 1 ai Iimiii *41 V *<U( l 1 ’1 14*10 I T re n t y o u r s t’ l f to (h r H o lly w o o d t r e a t me n t HEAVY MUSLIN WHITE 81 x 99 .............................................. 72 x 108 ........................... ...................... 81 x 108 ................................................. 42 x 36 Pillow Cases..................... .. Bed Spreads ......... 30” L. L. Sheeting 5% Wool Blankets SLIPOVER 4.95 CARDIGAN 5.95 Pillow Case . . . invent In one of thone lovely nwcutera of 100% wool In pretty Spring panteln or bright shade**. Sixes 82 to 40 . >. 1 ■,. W»Ml*} •i> » -1 •. • * •J* i j 4-4/ . f • •' • • : • /(HtCd .SHOWING TH U RSD AY & F RI DAY! I 1.044 Kit lIXAMS IMIll.l's sem kstTIiF" C l \S S \4 IL L J A N I' Alt 4 lib I Famous Brand Sheets Quantitiea art limited — These will b« • first come first served basis : I’hntn Hy Huynnniil Ntiislio PERCALE - PLAIN HEM W hite............................... IIKSDAY AND FRIDAY! l a k e Miss I'utiinn Kuy IlnltAcInvv, tinuRliter of Mr. uml Mr*, .luim* & T»IIT YOUR “ I. Q (I ) WhM la the fourth «atat«T of t b f 1 .I i i M*** Ml iljllll’ lltt l , it 4 . ."'tilil i| RADIO STATION WTUK Mr. ami Mrs. Jue Raker and Dr. 1400 Kilocycles and Mrs. C. W. linker held an in­ formal upeti house on Monday rilt Halts* evening In honor of Miss Charlotte i:<H» WratAin Jdimlttirre A. True and Rns. James W. Ba­ i 3D .WHr. 3*» .\lorithtN Mfluitv sham, popular couple whose mar­ «|:0U HMVeit n 'l’ltit K Cln Inh Mrs. William Olivet l.tndsry, Jr., the former Miss iris Gay Flow­ riage will take pier* on Jan. 5 at f ,1f. Nrvt. the Presbyterian Church In Lake §: M U H .4inn i t oI1 * AAtl A Ultfin Uiwiii'** ers, whose marriage look place Dec 29 at 7:10 P. M. In the First I ofc l*l#d l*l#tl l*l|»ri»t will meet Winter Gurdm In the •easun’s first home iiaskethall game Mary. 3d MorillllH I»»*\«*Ilull's The home of Dr. and Mrs. Ba­ Ii 4S Mosul* III Mll*|e In Macon, Gu. ker, the scene of the party, woe I "U World AI Ninr thfs.su colorfully decorated In the Christ- 6: la (Mill llffd l.iiHiertcr InsHIflltf Hills.II - mas motif, with the living room I•■Isl Wh#rr A iik ^I" Fewi in Tir. 4 ft Ih mantle holding an attractive 14 t'ln I*|» Fttrtisle A ll.il % •III l VImpIs grouping of Brasilian peppers mid i o n ,N»ws 1n lighted candles. In the dining 10 10 Is Munis' room u color scheme of silver, red to n tiny l.onthitrdo Itfshreli ,s On Thursday evening Mrs. F. F.. Miss Cymrlulte True bridewhite was followed. The serv­ h *n» lirehi'slia Aiisl Ml.ii Kuumlllat entertained member* <>l elect wa* complimented a! a bridge uml 3n MsirrstiiK Varlrllrs* ing table was overlaid with an If 11 4% Muisls Ilfs ".til All Souls Clmlr who took pail m I in potted linen cutwork doth |i l.a> llirn'A s'ull i.t I’ i i » ri and canasta party Haturduy given the mid-night service. I t nn World Al Nuiiii Christum* decuratlun* were u*e,| hy Miss Itette Jane Copeland and beautifully appointed witli silver 15 i - It.oil.. Chi hi I tlx r *t in llim i 'ImI. in the Rouiuillnl heme wjth a focal Miss Bettye Rene Hall nt the hume and holding a centrul stiaug*- I t| IM I t'ii|iillai Ml.it men! of red gladioli In a silver point of Interest being a lighted j of lhr |nU, r un (.’ ry„lB| |.„k,. 1 .541 I I I A l l i n || A ll ! howl, flunked hy white candles Christmas tree. . . u __ N*•54w clustered at the base with led I n MilPl.-ul V.•i Irl Ir» Music wa* furnished during the I IM U llnr None lUfo Ii A color scheme uf pink ami poinsrllias. evening with Gene Arnold of th" z nil World Ai Three Mrs. Joe Baker received nt the Naval Air Station playing the uc- white was followed with roses ami •» Hl.si with the honored guest, while s] i11;•1 Toilay Krui.it *• Hloi( cordlon, sml Willard Gnmmtlv. th gladioli being used In the rooms door MI* h Nancy Williams, Mrs. C. W. 3 If. Why Iin Vi. ii Worn bsn|o. Group singing was enpoyrd I :nit \ l u e h 1 . 0 4 r i * I ' m I I I with Mrs. ItoumlTlnt at the piano. where the guests assembled ami Baker and Joe (taker served. t In New ■ ♦ 1\ Refreshments were served late silvered mock pulnscttls* with About 50 friends of the engaged lit nil . Ilmir in th« evening with the hostess sliver candelabra forming an at­ couple called during the waning. 4 nil New* being assisted In serving hy Mrs tractive arrangement on the huf I IV Itlioil* IflriK ..f hay I Market |te|i..n PauE I'esold, Mrs. W. A. Cagle, fet In the dining room. 4 in Himria I'MiHilr Mrs. Francis K. Roumillat, HI. Miss True was presented a crys­ 4 IV Ilf.|‘»re*> and Miss Cynthia Roumillat. * IMI I>rIfMlift ttn s i l„,ol tal sandwich plate as a gift from Hy Al.ll K L. ('ROMARTIR I’ l' t*i■tiiini'111ai \ Those present were Mrs. A. (). the hostesses, and at the conclu­ ! !’* T.'venlriK HerriiMile Von lleroulis, Mrs. Cagle, Mrs. sion of the games prises were New r ng Pesold and guest, Mrs. Margarrt given to Mrs. Jo* Baker, 3lr*. Jerr% Ilmv (irk steps In the kitchen leads many Etltl ...........nt.......... v IIlls Inn I’ lan Rckard of St. Louis, Mrs. F. R. Robert Callahan. Mrs. II. A. More­ V s il.it Him Kounililat. ill, Miss Connie Du- land, Jr., and Miss Betty Moore. women to rtiend unnecessary lime iI no til VI..IThe til in. and strength In geltlmr meals amt tand, the Mbs#* Mary Ann, Rdna, V mi .Vile i:.i|t|„„ A salad course was served l>y -find .Helen Michels, Mis* Dorothy th* hostesses essistril by their washing dish**, a kitchen study S Iti I'lill llrvil Al llli ll! It's I is lire! I me Team, the Misses Rusemury, Betty mothers, Mrs. Raymond M. Hall reported bv th* New York Stale "Ii HI' F.xperlitirnt Station shows. Waste id.ir, I 'l l l l . i l V 'llln h end Kathryn Collum, Miss Peggy uml Mrs. K. W. Coprlund. of time ami effort ami confusion h»:3u Compton, Miss Patty Burns, Ml*s Those present were Mrs. George In doing routine work Is reused I I;4>t> Dorothy Von llerhulls, Miss Mar­ Andrew II lift Speer, Mrs. Raymond garet Von llerhulls, ami Ml*.* Kader, Mis. Joe linker, Mrs. Her­ less by the structure of itiutiy an old farm kitchen than hy nullCynthia Roumillat. Morriand, Jr., Mrs. Howard ipiated storage nriiuigeinents fm Also, Oken Kelly, Robert Du­ bert Whelehel, Mrs. Robert Callahan, supplies uml equipment. rand, Willard Connolly, Frank Ml*s Dingfelder, Mr< One hundred furm kitchen* in those kept in tin kitchen Koumillut, IV, uml from the San­ John Margaret Pierce, Mis. Martha Pei one enunty In New York Slate | ‘‘This fuel in it*i If throw ford Naval Air Xtulimi, t.t. Dick kins, Mrs peter l.utinas, Mrs. G. freh* uttiilinl ami tllilMfii'i'a niea’* .... the Illy ill adjustment «| the*.* llartlgun, Jimmy Myets, John Smith, Miss Diluii linker, Mr* urrd hrlwi'rn major v*nrk criilrr* ..Id tnr liibmi*.-' tu pte*el.l wuy* Louree, Jack Stout. Ken tones, U. Willinin Kilpatrick, Mrs. Rdward and placrw wherr sii|i|)li**s anil «l living," tin- icpurt *ny* Hob 'Anthony, ami Gene Arnold. Dunn, Mrs. Geml.l Lo$*ing, Mr*. 4'imlpmeht w e re kept. Six rommnii Many d is tu n e * could eu-.ly b.iviM. I.. Unborn, Jr., Mrs. Hugh Lo­ job* were studied: preparitiR an«l In-ell shortened >imply l,y pn.vi.l FI FIFTH ANNIVERSARY be*, Miss Jean Buyer, Misa Nancy bolting potator*, liratitiK cannrtl ing work space m-ai sink ..ml h Married in Sanford 50 years Williams, Mrs. It. R. True, mother ago were Misa Ina Hell Peabody of the bride-fleet, Miss lltlly veirrtablft, frying ’ Kg*, mixing frig rrator. T . hj often «urb equip­ uml Rimer L. Marshall, whose Moore. Miss Copeland, Miss True, calia or rook)**, making and aerv- ment mI oimI solituiy und m.hiteil ing coffer, and waxbing dlNhrx. It fiom work counters. Munv faunmarriage louk place on Jan. 1, and Afina Hall. waa found that 70 permit of th« lie* cuntinued to kern thing* 1902. ltrm» nrfdril for llira* Juba w**rr where they hud ulwny* lo-en kept Th* couple ere now making krpt at an avrragi* dintancr of instead « f taking u.lvuntue.- of tintheir home In New Pott Hirkey, where their two daughters, sml MAKHUUK ANNOUNCKMENT mort than right frrt from tlir liosslhllitles offered hy ti.eli kit «Mr. and Mra. O. I*. Herndon an­ placr Hard. Many of tin* Itrnm cb.ins for storing supplies und their families also live. The mailing address of Air. ami Mrs nounce the? marriage of thalr uard were stored outside the kit* equipment Wlthlll easy II'I.I'I. of daughter, Mary Margaret, to Jon chrn—in pantry, basement, (lining w litre tliey ure used. Rickey la Box 212. Tenny Lumpkin, aon of Mr. and room, bark room, crllarway, »y. milk Both hydrogen und helium ure house or porch, r ____ and the distance Professor of th* Southern Baptist Mra. Harry 8. Lumpkin of Jack- home Theological Seminary In St. Louis jionvillr, un Ihc. lit, at Klngalam), prr item from the plocn Uitd av lighter than air und so run he eraged more than IH fret^—or flvr used tu fill ballons to lift objects. and Is at present making a concert Ha. tour of Grorgla and Florida. Word ha* Item rerrlved hy Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Maker that Mra. R. R. DeArntond and her three son* arrived on Dec. 26 at Wheelua Air Base. Tripoli, North Africa wwhrre they Joined I.t. DeArmuiul, who Is stationed there. Mra. DeArmond and her sons left Banford on Dec. 17 after spending several month* here with her brother-in-law and sister. From her* they went to Westover, Mass. Itulpii F. l.ifM'** F o il • Hint M 1N lln b n 'l. • ;» Lee h i It., pltl- ( no 11,, :ii n tA iu iE : Dr. and Mr*. C. W. Baker havo ,£isltln g them, Mr. and Mra. O.'L. B enson of Montgomery, Ala. and (hair [three young daughter*, Lynn, Pat and Claire, who will bo hire for a few days' before re­ turning to Daytona Beach where Mr. and Mrs. L. C. I^onsrdy they are spending some time. havs as their guest Miss Berta Morrison of Jessup, Ga. whu plans Mrs. G. C. Dlson has visiting her to visit here for altout u wtek. Mr*. F. K. Poole, of Greenville, fl. Recently Mrs. Herbert* Leonsnly, end her eon Kenneth Pool* of ami son, John Leonardy, Jr., of ulsvllle, Ky. Mr. I’ooto Is Organ Miami, visited Mr. end Mrs. Leonardy for several days. f Today's Quizzical Quis TJfE BANFORH HERALD Wid. Jan. 3. n*3 Pace -a 1 I ini V �I m ’ <s- -A/i*' -.t v'f *: ■ ■ ■■ . _V £ :: TUB SANrOKn HERALD Tech Sub Wins Orange Bowl Game ** With Old Fashioned Grid Weapon Rated As First College Quintet Johnson Passes P ita I _______ Wad, an. 8, 1151 Seminole Cagers Open Year With Home Court Test MIAkfl if)—Pepper Rodgers. 19, year old quarterback from Atlanta, W one of the oldest scoring weaIIllinois llin o is , w aashington s n i n g i o n ^u>(d ms |nIn footbill football Tue,<iay Tuesday ,0 give eorgia Tech a 17-14 decision ovar H oopsters Ranked rugged Baylor University in the Second And Third Orange Bowl before a record crowd of 03,837. NEW YORK f'-P h o g Allen's Rodgers, understudy for the spar­ Kansas Jawhawks edged nut un- kling Darrell Crawford, kicked the ! defeated Illinois ns the nation's extra point that tied the score in top • ranking college basketball the final period and then added team loduy In the weekly Asso- a field goal with less than three minutes to play. j dated Press poll. With Crawford opposing Baylor’i Kansas, pride of the Rig Seven, All-American Harry Isbell, the and recent conference tournament game quickly became a passing winner, received 31 first • place duel and a battle between hardI votes to 2J for the llllnl. The Jay- charging Unci. Baylor scored first but Tech hawks. triumphant In all 10 of Ihrlr games, attracted a higher came right back to tie It at 7-7 point total lo shade tho Rig 10 in the opening period. Baylor went stolward. 731 lo 739. Illinois' rec­ ahead again In the second and held a 14-7 haltime edge. ord Is 7 0. The (core stood unchanged Ono hundred and seven sports writers ami broadcasters from through a third period tha saw roast to coast participated In the both teams battling fiercely and slowing down In the 79-degree heal (Mill. Twenty named powerful Wash­ of the afternoon. When Tech rolled to a touchdown ington ns Ihe best team In the nation to push the Huskies Into with less than seven mlnutta left, third place. The Pacific Coast de­ Tordgcra' conversion tied the score fending champions have a 10-1 at 14-14 and paved the way for his game-winning field goal. mark. Pete Ferris, an alert ala-foot twoKansas' leap from fourth place Oa„ act a week ago to the top spot marked .inch . . end from . . Griffin, . . up the third change In leadership In 'h* play wh«>n he Intercepted one four weeks Kentucky led the first 1of Isbell's passes on the midfield week, lost out lo St. John's ot Mrlpc and scampered to the Baylor Brooklyn Ihe second, regained the nlne- Crawford lost a half yard and Leon Hardeman picked up top rung the third week and fell «"'• to fourth this week when upset, three. With fourth down and Ihe ball •11 no. hy a spirited St. Louis squad for the New Orleans Sugar Howl nn the 10, Rodgers sent It between the uprights lor three points and championship Krnturky, now tl-2, received 594 the game. Rodgers had forecast hla per­ points to fall nearly 11)0 behind Washington's third-place (188 The formance. Tech Coach Bobby Dodd Wildcats barely managed to eke revealed that during practice In out the fourth spot over unbeaten Miami, the five foot to-inch 175Indinna and NYU The lloosicrs poundcr told him; “ Coach, maybe I'll kick one that (7 0) beat out the New York Vlo lets (12 0) for fifth, 388 to 545 will win the game." Rayior completed eight of 18 points St lands (7 2) anil SI. Ronavon- passes for 93 yards and had three lure iflo) made Ih e hlgtfes! strides Intercepted while Tech gained 84 among those who lamlcd In the yards In six passes of 14 attempts ay It lop III The Hllllkins, who now and had one Intercepted. Baylor have defeated Kentucky in three was penalized S3 yards and Tech Sugar Howl championships hy a was set bark a total of 60 yards. It was Rayior'* first appearance '"Ini margin of four points, Jumped in a major bowl Georgia Tech, from 12th to seventh with 459 which hus pluyed in all the big point-* SI John's (8-1) dropped a ones, nnw has won threo out of notch to eighth despite winning four Orange Howl appearances. The tesms were guaranteed |90,both of Its games during the week .... .. ____ , „ ., ooo each for their appearance. and Kansas State (8 3) also sllppsnl j orange Bowl officials said the a notch to ninth because of its | ^ 90 88 overtime loss to Kansas. St llnnuvcnluro vaulted from far hack to loth place with an lmjHirtnnt victory over a strong West­ ern Kentucky team. S W inter Garden Play­ ing Local Cagers T om orrow N i g h t Seminole High's hoopsters urn Imrk on the hard wood pollnlilnir Ihrlr play for a tilt wltli the Winter Garden quintet on the home court tomorrow nlifht mid an out-of-town game with Seabreeze's all powerful stato cham­ pion* Friday. Unsuccessful In two outing* thl* season the Seminole warriors will try to change tholr luck In I tha first game of the season on the diminutive Hcmlnolo IHkIi i court. It will he n double hill as the II nquadi clash in nn curly damn at 7:10 followed hy the varsity tilt. Leading the varsity five will be toll Sanford Center Wise Mardin and six six foot-three tn-ite. Guard Jerry Covington. Doth are senior* playing their third year of Imskethall. Another rnurt vet­ eran, Jimmy Smith, will bo hold­ ing the second guard post as the Seminoles make n hhi for their first victory. Smith Is one of the | team's best shots ns well ns u 1 'polished floormnn. Starting forwards will lie Ray Davis and a much Improved Junlor Motts who racked up HI points I against a winning Winter Park quintet last month. Tho Winter Park team which had little trouble In beating Fred ford's one In Friday night'* Here are the varsity and II squad hoopsters of Seminole High who Photo lly Essex Studio into a courtfull of trouble as they Methodist Church. The couple will he at h o m e „ I:tt Rogers Avenue, din and Jerry Covington. Second row jayvers ore: Joel Moss. Jimmy wero swamped hy Soahreeiu lust at 7 :15 tomorrow night. Front row varsity men are: Doug Whitney, W i id e , Kd All-Call, llandail Reynolds, Gene Kstridge, Ross llannuin, week. The Stato Champion Sea­ Georga IIni ilen, Ray Davis, Junior Metis, Jimmy Smith, Wise Hoi- Gerald llchrens and Jimmy Kridcr. breeze aggression ought to he nhle to senro threo points for HanClaims' Seminole High boys ran contest In Daytona. The game with Winter Garden could he another story, however, the Winter Gardou rngnrs lost to Seahreote hy a lopsided (18-27 score that put* them in the Sem­ Ry Oltl.O HOBKItTMON the Indian, bidding a 7 II halftim e inole* class and gives the loral MIAMI i*)—'The Havana Cubans lly F. T. MACFKM.Y NEW YORK ijs-Tennessee may advantage warriors a chance to add a win to 1 JACKSONVILLE '^-M iam i's 11 of the Florida International League ( he the nation's No. t collegiate Midway in the Hurd period Stan their enrly season record. 1football team lull you would have Wallace, llliiu halfback. Intercept- o victory over Clemson in the Ga have appointed Mike Guerra player a mighty tough jolt loduy convinc­ ted a puss from Stanford's Gary tor Ilowl »n> a tribute to Frank manager for lli.Mi, succeeding Adol ing either Maryland or Illinois. ph Luguc Kerkoriau and H|«'d 54 yards to Smith, injured halfback The win avenged a 15-14 Clemson The hoys who operate the split T the Stanford 12 On the third pluy Guerra formerly was a catcher over Miami, In the Orange fur tho Huston Red Sax and the formation (or Coach Jim Tatum at Fullback Bill Tale ripped around upset . Muryland soundly whipped Gen right end for five yards and a Howl a year earlier, when Smith Washington Senators Hub Ncyland's Tennessee Volun­ touchdown ' was tackled In tho end rone fur Ilia appointment was announced teers, 28 13, Tuesday In the Hugnr From there on the llllnl poured the winning safety ( Tuesday at a FII. directors* meet Howl at New Orleans. It on to cnnllnuo the Rig 10 doru"Our boys said before the game ing called lo Install State Sen. lien A large, pre-New Year's crowd Illinois walloped Stanford's In­ Inancu over tho PCC In the classic j they were going out and tako It ry 8 lluynnrd uf St Petersburg of greyhound racing fans whs In dians, kingpins of the Pacific Coast They posted 27 |>olnls In the final for Frank anil they did," Miami ns tho new league president Haynnrd's plane was delayed at attendance at Monday night’s pro­ Conference, 40 7. In the Rose Howl norlnd lo lirenk a Rose Ilowl record Coach Andy Gustufson said. The slur i.i action was Jim Dnol Tampa and he was unable to attend gram at the Sanford-Orlnndo Ken­ Maryland ranked third in the for (mints In one quarter The (ire nel Cluli. Practically all of the Associated Press noil Illinois' was vinos high was 22 made hy Ala­ senior hack who pluys on both Ihe meeting. He will he installed race* wero closely contested with fourth, three notches above Stan­ bama in 1035 ::&c nsc and defense, lie Intercepted at a meeting in February KIN HR CLDUTHD KM the largest qulnlsla of tho night ford. four passes hy Clemson Tailback Phil O'Connell of West Palm PITTSBURGH (At Ralph Hilly Hair, moved lo both aides going to Wise Boy anil Stone ncach, the retiring president, was Kincr of the Pittidmrgh Pirates The Ruse Howl, grondilmlity id Crusher which pnhf their hacker* all |Mist-seasim gridiron classics, to help break up the Tigers' at given an engraved wutch by FIL is mighty proud of hi* title— a nice Now Year's present of sod Ihe Sugar Ilowl hearitd a i lompt* at end runs and stopped members In appreciation of his Homo Run King, lly hitting 42 9145.00. everything else that came his way. services. round trippers In’ the '51 season,' natiim-W'Ide card of 13 games No race* wore scheduled last Miami had Just enough offense Killer maintained his crown fur which drew more than 400,000 funs night ns the track management In get lls two scores. "Mighty the sixth consecutive year. Ry again cooperated In making tho Millions mure looked in on Ihe 1Mouse" Jack llackett. 142 pound prised Cleinson's chief threat. The lining this he tied a major league Tangerine Howl Foatliaii Clnsslc Illinois Stanford affair at Pasadena ' T-forinutlon quarterback, tried Just All Southern Conference tailback rcrord held bv Rube Ruth. Ilalnl' CHICAGO lift—Michigan .State, |jwo passes One went 17 yards threw 20 times, completing six for is the onlv Imtter in baseball a big success by keeping its oval Calif., via a nation-wide television facing |to Frank McDunnld and the other 88 yards He would have had bettor histoiv to have led his league in dark. Races for the rest of tho hookup . , what , , should , .. tic „ Its severest | lest of the basketball season thus ...irl|H tll j.-,| |jUjt,a 00 day teusun will resume tonight results If the 0 loot 4 inch Doolpy homers dining his first six Thn howl at I'asudcufi was pack fur, will risk Its undefeated record |- Tfut *,,, ((.yard scoring with the first race post time at years. cd with the largest Itirnmil, 00,825. tnnluhl iigainst once henlon Notre nt|| ,iy p u l l b a c k Harry Mullins In hadn't been in the way 8 o'clock. MONDAY NIGHT ItKHULTH white another 82.ono |amined into Dame at South Rend I the first quurter. A few minutes UEETLE DAII.KY K4I4ST I I A I ' i : — P m i i r l l r f l n n ill.,') If the Spartans can nnh their I|U|vr |A.„ Martin, Miami defensive 1 H I.p ilin ' U ln a S >0 3 SO ] (0 the Sugur Howl seven h successive victory the Illg ll|u, ,,|oc| lc,| ;l pun, nn,| | hc HurMe TOO.' Ilow a U iu is * t in 111><r 4 io a to a Jos II.mil. ( ;o Tho 1031 rankings ran true tu l() title race will open Saturday rieanes swept 33 yurds to a secondAeoir centra SMlflXURA4 K—n/4aih* Mils form in lire Orange Rnwl at Miami, with four unbeaten entries. GOLLY AAE U P A T period touchdown in II short gains. T4m*i aa.3 1M Fla., where Georgia Tech lNn.3) IMG P X ? Indiana. Iowa and lllnnls each \|h1„ 0!( ai,n|n wcn, ovcr ,hll ,lmo 4Plrs4 11*11 l l s l l r I I o n M #) H U N G R Y / I Hslssnian s mi in j.«o edged lluylnr (No 9) 17-14, on Pen have posted seven wins and are jro||) jj,c 3 g^ kc i I ’litaxon s.40 s h i per Rodgers' to yard field goal In IHilsed fur the championship cam Klmer Trcmont converted both s y s ll.n s|n Ihe dosing ininmos. I Kl ’sr T i l 114iv i i « i i v —n i n t h , w it* Sraffle " n' " nrrC< " |,r‘,|,mlnnry I lime* and Miami spent the seennd Rut Kentucky's Wildcats, riding ‘rim s i il'J.il Ihalf throwing Clemsnn hark from IN*r**il IIMil IIhII, llnahls) Illinois addl’d No 7 Monday hy reheated threats. on tho arm of Vito (Rahn) Parilll, I K e rris Knln 7.40 4 S0 a 00 trimming Mnri|iudte, IM 57. Indiana dumped No II ranked Texas Chris Hair's running and passing comI loin llllts 0 so f. 10 I ( ’nininsint t,nnHan, 20 7, before 75,000 in the Col­ and Iowa wrapped up Iheir seventh U 'lln 's ln <1 Si 111 SO. triumphs lint week mid are not ton Ilowl at Dallas. Ken lucky was D A IL Y 11« H' III .1;: Hslr.iimn h ranked I3lh. scheduled this week prior to Satur­ unbeaten LaSalle made it seven Kerris Ksln (f.-l> imlil 111 lo day's firing straight by whipping Western Ken­ K iii'ir n i i i a i V— K u i.r iir Ollier resiills Included: Miami r i » i f i sto.a .Saturday's opening Rig to rard tucky, 67 58. as part ul a twin hill I Wsyns H. « lo 4 in i jo (Flu > 14, Clemsnn 0, In the Gator, sends Illinois tu Mlnucsntn. Michi­ at Philadelphia. In tho other game 4 Iirssm Curl 11.40 s lo Texas Tech 23 Collcgo of Pacific f Hsslwt Cargo . t 00 14, In tho Hun; Houston 20 Dayton gan to Indianu, town tu Michlgun SI. Josephs nicked Westminster yulnl.ls 16-41 III in 21, in tho Kniudj Stetson 33 Ar­ State, Ohio State to Northwestern (Pa.), 74-50. KIKTII IIAI'C—A'lSlh. Mils Cunlslus heat Utah. (12-54, and kansas State 20, In the Tangerine; and t'urduo tn Wisconsin timsi aa.n Michigan's Improving team reg­ Temple went Intn overtime to Inke a Wins liny in.so 11 on s no Camp Drake Army 20 Yokosuka 4 P lons C ru sh sr s 10 l So istered Its third win In four games Nlnura.flt 60, In n dmiMeheadrr at « 5 A I Jlnilio |.|n Naval llusc 12, in Ihe ('berry ut Tuesday night hy trouncing I'rincc- Buffalo, N Y, irrrU PWO0LCM Yokohama, Japan; Hinds J C. 27 golnlsl* 14-61 mono. UKE vou tun, 02 It. The Wolverines conneda iv ru iiacc —A/mih* stii* San Anurlo J. C 22, in the Oleand­ ed nn 41 3 per cent of ihdr 05 iTRAGHTEN ’rims na.i ' T O R ATE. TsNgrrlar llnnillrnu) er; Rulhiino-Cnkntun 27 Texas Col­ shot* with Center Dick Williams err/ to III 6 10 a.io lege 13, In the Steel; Prairie View 6 IR w — ■ IHippiftg In 17 txiints and Forward T.IO 4 40 4 40 27 Arkansas A. A M. 20 In tho Jim Skula milling 10 Prairie; and Sun Diego Stato 34 In other holiday night games. Hawaii IS, in tho Plnenpplo Bowl at Honolulu. Kd (Big Mo) Mndiclcvvakl and Ed Fullerton, a pair of hard hitting hncki from Pennsylvania’s coal regions, were largely responalble for ending Tennessee1* all-winning streak lit 20 games and stretching uinisl* I H l i i •.lu Maryland's string of victories to II, NINTH NAI'K—A /i*th « N il* Mndtoluwakl, ripping the Ten­ T Im i i 111 ■on l*e n n r lo.uu 1.40 l . l a nessee lino lo shrada, oulgalned ;• M o n ta n a T.io M O tho entire Volunteer team is be ETTA KETT Picked up 153 yards In 3S tries Ftillerlop scored two touchdowns, T u i ' p i ono on a 40-yard spring after Inter­ 3 t i m o m / - cawt we e its and cisvsr 4.tn I on cepting a pass tossed by AU-AmerL j u i r CALL T V * PO LIC * ca Hank Lauricclla. O ft TViB H O N P iT A L '-A N O , Th6 Maryland defense was so X N O A CMBCJC I— T l TONIGHTS RNTKIKH W-n ONCHUCKMx SJnH tight that tho Vola gained only It KlHST 44AIW— K«t«rtt» BWdi Trnublna J *r« rf <iffU-nr. yards on the ground and Laurlcelta • I l l D o n j. n o l l o lr m t . I'm Hon, waa hold to a net gain of one M k JA» ‘k ft.* dL»Z>Il' *" ... In seven times he toted In contrail lo the Tennessee Rated Tops But Illinois And Maryland Remain Unconvinced Dooley Stars As Havana Baseball Miami Wins Over Club Names Mike Clemson Eleven Guerra Manager Quiniela Winners Hit For $145 At Greyhound Track Michigan Risking Unbeaten Record With Notre Dame f Stetson Eleven To Bowl Victory* ORLANDO if*—Stetson's Hatters came back strong In the second half to win a bruising Tangerine Bowl football game with Arkansas State Tuesday night, 33-20. The Hatters, behind 7-13 at the half, won on the passing of Bill Johnson who threw for threo touch­ downs. A record crowd of about 12,34^1 watched Stetson turn what looked like certain defeat Into a near run­ away. Tho Arkansas State Indians, win­ ners of the Refrigerator Bowl In Evansville, Ind., Dec. 2, ripped 87 yards the flrit time they had tho ball with Carl Grcenwold scoring from the five. Stetson tied it up In the second period after Billy Joe Leathers In­ tercepted a Sommers pass and w a^ sowned on the Arkansans' to. Tw B penalties put the ball on the In4/ dlana* one and Johnson tossed the first of three scoring passes to Laudo. Don Martin, who kicked five extra points, tied It up. Arkansas Stale rushed back tn go 72 yards and regain the lead Grconwald streaked 51 yards and finally scored from the four and Arkansas State led, 13-7, at half­ time. Jlin King recovered Grccnwald'^ imble on the second play of ttw second half and Stetson was off. Johnson threw a 22-yard pass tn Laudo who made the catch flat on hla back in the end zone. A few minutes later, Stetson took over on its 40 and Johnson heaved 30 tarda to Laude over the goal. Bob>y Marks plowed across from the four to put Stetson ahead. 28 13, as the third quarter ended. Arkansas State battled back for a final score as Jim Dlngos passed to John Koldas for nino yards * Stetson got Its last touchdown when Lonslngcr intercepted hi* third pass of the night and Jerry Gallagher capped a 27-yard drive by going over from the four. figure probably would he nearer $93,000 each when radio and toll" vision rights and other sources of Income are divided. CUT YOUR DRIVING COSTS IN HALF WITH A FINE. ENGLISH-BUILT .... FORD> v >- «'■ Come In For A “Test Drive” Today! STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC, 308 8 . ls f H 1H H K T I'll. « 0 Dy Mori Walker WWAT AN INSULT. J THEY DON'T PUTTING BAKS / TRUST U6f DOj ON JHG WINDOW/ THEY THINK Wtti YWD TVIINK WE V BREAK IN AND -A N D ONE OF TWG MEN ■ STRUCKm / / J G R E Y H O U N D ».V / sw..'jo!rti&’r ,w •“ * ' dy Hatai, rawMi iHHr. mippor. 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A shoestring Hollywood pro­ ducer tupped George Jessrl fu r­ tively on the arm the other day nnd whispered, "Uc a pal and lemnte have live hundred till television blows ov'er." M i l ( I I I It I I I I ' I III*. I H I v n J l III. I . <*1 V I I M i l I M i l V l t . I ’ l < I I I I 11 \ . I \ l * I M III V I t;. IN U n d e r 1 SKED HOW WKLL he .poke French, Fieri Allen replied *• *■ simply that In Paris he had ordered a pair of aodirons in un antique shop in words the salesman understood without d i f f i c u l t y . U n fo r t ii nntoly, when he not home and opened the package, he dis­ covered that he had pur­ chased two old Indies, one of whom was in bnd condition. Allsn ndil. Ihm Parisian* have two booming industries: m i n i l o \ I O m i l H r i l n l |i| « >|insa Is w i l l h e r r » e l ) e « | lit M r . . f t n . o t t i n * *;t v < l r r k . * i • > H alt S a tifim ! 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C IT Y l» r H A .N K O lll* II N S.i) e l . • ’l l ) • Ih k • Blind Co. --------------- By BENNETT CERF---------------- *e«i I M I r i : n o o n III:* I itii n u l l e a c h n i y o u .ire* h» r i i»y i m t l f l o t l h i m ! i%‘« | U l i e « i t •• I ' r i s p h l a i i ) I'lalM iH a m l • I r n m i n i M u r a y*M i. • i (illta r o f 4o \ i . m a > h a v e iitm liirl Ih r r»t a le o f J K S S K H M IT I I. tie c e a s e . 1. l a t e o f * « « t > | C o u n t ) , t o t h e C o u n t) .lm l« e ..i N . i i u i i o i i ' C o u n t ) . K lo r M r at h i* ••ffl.e In tin* c m * i h o t l * e i ' f * ,i n l < • u n i ) at S a tlfo iil F l o n la a It h m elM lit « a le m la i th o n tim fr o m th e tun** f th»» f n » i ftIIhil«-i«f|on " i th l* iii'llcr K a « li . Swl: — ■•■‘ • " H i i i l s h a l l ! • • • i n n i t * IttK a nil *h a ll s la te | m> )»«•*««. j f t O A l t l i ' V •' a m t p o s t o l f i c e d O o t i v M S h , th e i ilm itn i. a m t shall h r n w u m to L) th e • liitn m tti a M eiit. o r ni lo rn e \ a m t a n ) n i h Ii c l a i m o f ile m a m I n m *•• M l***l s h a l l to- ) « * u l \ \ l l . l . 11: M A I ! I H M t T * * N \ s ••)» . u t o r o f t h e Ia » * t NV i l l a m l Test a m e n t ot Je**iN m ft h i|p (T io ri| I tst lu tM le a i ton .H ia im t) • r c >2 Phone 200 \ YOlllt FKIKNDLY or iT .o iiit i. i i \ n t o n . i IN itK k h t a t i : o r J K S S R s a m i . 4» c c « n T O ll.l. i 4I I . I U l u l l * * n « \ < I I i \ i %<« ( I i d THE SANFORD IIFItAMI Wed. Jan. 2. I!».’.2 Pittte 7 I It. f<<ll«.««ti.u rulrx a|t1.11 In nil VV imI Vd) p.it.||«lirtl lu I l»r Xuitli.ttl llrrshl I Itmr tk prr lliir liixrrllHfi .‘I llitir. If).* prr llrir litarrllot) it Itiiirx Hr |h r llur In*rrtl4»i» *J4| 41imr« 4tr prr lliir liixrrtl.ili Ar prr Itii# fur Vrnrly I iMilmrl lltr ))..riU ti. Ihr liar. If.Miltlr rair fur Mail* In. r i-Nf). 1*1 ION 10 IIS Want xxill hr unrptr.t Ihr iflrpliMiir ..a Hiritt t»raai|44Ml . triirur It llitir namr H llxlml In Ihr Irlr phnlir Irnnl*. In Mlnrrt far Ihlx ............... . (hr 44<l)rrllxrr l« r)|ir*(nl (a pay prampil). In aiilrr lar id («» rrmlrr (hr ltr«( pa*xllilr «rr)l<,r, all Waal Vila iniixl hr In nnr i.flli-r an Ihr <ln> lirfarr pnhllrallaa I'lrnxr aallf) iix Immrtllalrly If nil rrrnr a.iarx la I fHir «*l. Wr raiiaaf hr rrxpaa-llilr far Mitar lliiin «ar Iil4-arrrrl Inxrrllan. id rr TIIK SAN FO RD IIKRALI) I— r O « HUNT —I WF.i.AKA AI'AIITMKNT.H, Itaanm nnd Htarvn. till W. Flrnt HtM'.d Phalli' 1W-W. MIDIH.K nit'' raaple ta relit nice npl an permiiii.'iit leisin. Pint'.' for tinidell nnd rlilrlii'iis. Nice deal far riuht ..... pie. I’liaili! 4 Iff. CD Adalplm Hnx. 12 - WANTF.lt —2 2-IIKI)lttit).M unflirlllnll.'d liamte I'vriiiiiaeat luniilrat Plume VI' !I2 NAAS, twit far (iearix' Lundy. # (It Ethiopia. _______ -OJ____ ■- . _ i ........ ......i—( .1— Ileal Estate For Hale —4 SEMINOLE REALTY 1320 Mnitnolla Avr. Phone 27 T. W. Merit — W. Illrtrlrhn J. C. Illitain* — Aanorlalee. HHHINKHH I'ROPERTY. Wnrehaiinn IGO* by fill* Incut i'd near renin nf lawn. On center lal af three Iritr. cimiprinltltx V. block. Ttva mnnller ntaren iittacbed with two nice nice apartment* overhead. All rented at nice In­ come. fllf.fiOO. l’lionu 'UIH-J ar BH.'I-M. A. It. I.OItMANN Hrt. HKAIi EHTATK Broker 2780 Orlnndo Dr. Sanford. Ph. 089 NEVV 2 bedrmitn bouse, rv.rythins roomy, flreeiew.y 4 G*raje PArt. two big lot*. W. 2<th •* Mapla. ■ ________ ( F i t la REAL ESTATE? wheThar you wan) to buy or soil, .e«, J. W. 1IALL, REALTOR Florida BUD Bank (Ground Floor) Phona 17M . r MtiNItnK CORNER I ........... li"ii-«., laiiro lot, nice liiwn. fimt '' uni litre, *el ei'll.'d pandl I .ay Iteattie, lit I, Snilfaid. NEW )I O R SPEl'IAI. ' I*, liaeta, hall', kill'll.'ll, diailid ■" ill In mu I"am. pal i'll.**, tt'i in, " tilth utility, ttell Intid.i'np i d Faay teiniT., Pi iced ta mil ni ailce- 57.000 SliMINOl.i: REALTY I 12*. MiiKnalln Aie. Phaae J' REST III IS IN :t beill aiau lli.me* ♦T.liaii fill llbibcil *la.Kim unfa.'ii— li.*i|, :i lalROSA I.. PAYTON Iti t:l*tfrcil Kenl E*lntr llrakn 11 Pi Park \te. Pliane 11 HI ttllHK tt \N I'FM I t A 111 It i- t S I I I I It W ' r i ' f i ' l I ' l u e *. It A It V ••-, S I I l i l t M i M u (V i 'I i/- C I'll .St Sl'Et I \l II. ,ini - 9 I' . ' i l k . ' l i l n ' i i f . I'll. P J 77- W . I . f i I'fe i ell \ im ip . 1Id I'll..lie I >> I I M SERi ICES — 12 NEW KIDORS vml need tu perfectimi. Old fb'i>r* mnde Ilk. new I- lui-lii.it;. ■b nniiiic At wax !ntx l'."tnl»li pawe, plant, £2 year- in pel icacv 171 SemiHAl. County. It M <ilen*un, l*k# M i . v IIO M K 11. 11vi'i t . la ' O.l It era-.'lie Call '.'I :•> Tin lYl v S e l­ vae Sliiieia OKI \NI ill Mm mu,’ n"in I, Oi llll'd" 1 ' . eta,: !i' *• ' «11 Ralph Rnv. It'' 1 Ma< Inn. • i <-pnired. II \ into El'il'.tiS Cainpb le linn WASHING i^.it. I-, c ail.>mi. at -. 11 „ •' Wat k limit'* Tuxeila Fn.'.l Stare. irniiiiiiii.'i •1 Ci," " 's M Vot'lt Fill.I.Ell llrn-b flenlnr bn* PM .WRING n.*i. •'IIon uf lit tmlit'H and ra*iiiflic* in llnliday bay.'*, .'Uhl iN'iitiai t nml i> pn i ))"il.. Froj If i Harvey 2111 Park. Tel. uft.i ii:00 I'M Sanfoid \... I'lo.'.e IH2K FRIED SHRIMP Dinner "The lt"*f Sin imp on Em III" ut Ifont • KAWN.MnW I'llS Sumpeneit hl*•••/ eC*. ,'IL'I E. I»t St cycle* iepan*'*lt l**i. and tt i i i k Pi iiaip' tiie II, w . • \llllAGE P L iN IS AND Shuman II" I' I' I' Si CELERY PI. VNTS :i b.d. Mm Ian ,Mai kei Caldiiiire. '* HUNGRY fir Imie. nett..’ Call l.i.U Valnilte Ci'b'i t llelie Ilia HH and risk t'lrenl.illiiii la -end Imi. West Side Pliane I-Tit-W. yi.ll I'll" Snilfaid Ib'iald will 111 an vilest imi CEI I'.RY PLANTS, Valnilte (iie.'ii I I vaunt; bed*, ii inly ta plnal. M.l. I VI'KN I'. i'l iii/er t-ark Pliane IKIII-.I. ReiiMiniilili' Rale i I'tee E-t tiipl.'*, Spt*'rider fli rvl' e, l.itrn' NEW CRANE triii water li.-nt. nut liiil.imii m.l l'< O dir.* r. mi*l KK'i *tave l>atb 1751111. 2111 Mnide Avenue Car p.'titer V Cl a. ey, I'lian I'll. I M el tex I NH'I CiltKEN >ipliid*leri'd llvintr I. "iia Mlite ttaa.1 cainlitl.'ll, lea L. L. Slid I'latio I 1*411* Hill, -aa.ibly III lull, linn Kill Iill. i , i'li*HD* n il *v Kiuiic i. Sun* i i iili'llt biin k bailHe .i|l|...*itir f<»r*l. linen Valley Dairy. < M tn .M I.II tt nidi TYPEWRITER — U n d e r wa a l i'*nr * | *11«- L i < *|» !ii I i* • I* , f i i * f 11i i 11 St.iiidiud. lalerl model, like mitt, li'llhiillK. €Til11 .1n.i II U M l, $ 125.00 Sanford Atlanta Na- M A SSA(»K CMl .iUt 11 rigalioiiM , II. .iin) Hank. Roam !II7. Vapor Uadi ami l(« <lii« ing. Min* II fuat lloAT, Trailer Ar kick"i l.**hjf, H»:»| Kim \\«’. Phono t all ultei 5 I'M. 2(H)ri"i Eiein Ii 1115 Ate. I'bane :itHI-.l. i 11 Tin- pirlili* im *. llt’W*• OLD NEWSPAPERS pii|f**i .*•. Far Mile Ht Zc t pound at llu rr.-'N D iii'p .jf.p iI'.itSDN ALS —r '•'aafard ttermr* Ciiiiipluti' (linllittiir Repair. 3— ARTICLES WANTED —6 TOMMY'S HAIHMOR IIE P U R SHOP We buy, *ell A trade used RED W IN 'D II \M furniture. Wllxan-Miiler 'Furn­ P A IN T A N D IID D Y S lID P iture Ce. fill E. 1st. Phone 058. I’ hatie -1ISA J ^safaril, Fla. (5) The Dead Sea. (2) Euiir. I— Peta-liirmtark-Supplle* — I II— LOST AND FOUND —Yl HEIFERS 0 * Iff month*. ’hone LOST: Eciiiitlt' blink cocker *pnltini M. iel, white *pnl "Ii elii'Ht. All*—8 wet* In I'ntsy. I’lilld's net. Rui s— HELP WANTED wurd. Cull I inn nr tlUlt-W. WAN TED: Experienced boukkeenA UTO.Mi Hlll.ES —18 er. Perimini'iit. Willi reliable 15— firm. Chniactcr referoncu* nocexNnry. Apply In writing giving BENT A CAR. tl-drlvu It by day, week, nr sea-on. Enulinh Portia full pttiticiilnr*. Rag IIX c /o and Amerlran Fouls, sedan., Sattfnnl Herald. _ _____ _ station wagons and cnnvertlblea, HELP WANTED—Young nian a* Strickland-Morri.on. Inc.. E. .ales cl*rk. Knowledge of lire. Flrat BL __ __________ lAlubtk preferred. Steidy em­ M*ERCUr S: CoTivrrtihla ployment. Oroup Insurance. Ve- m cation with pay. Firestone f ood top, elrati - »lWk Phono _AlU-WL24lH W«H^lst_Slreet._ fllorea__________ liKAUTlClAN?" settlor firaferredi ail I’LV'MbUTJI ot'utio, wood con­ dition, $185.00. Phono 21T-W .fl Salary and commleilon. Har­ Roy Gilbert. riet’* Frailty Nook. Ph. 971. , ' ' ' V d ,M| I \R I It LI'S Hilt SALE — 7 ; yy s - - v V -y — s u tly - -tc v a M U tiy -s y v ^ i. �THESE PRICES! ULUXTSUnuKktaam SAVE SALE! to u tn s jO!) E. 3n! 214 E. la! Sunvofi'd, Florida Low Prices Everyday Specials Too t LoW Prices Everyday Specials Too! 300 E. 3rd-214 E. 1st Sanford, Florida O O LD eN PEAK Brand T r o p ic a l *30*m CORNED Maui //»* Cte<**i€st Clofhas ih Town! LARGE BOX M IN N E S O T A VALIEV Dixit D&rlir.g C LA P P ’S P L U M IT E ENRI0KE0 Itchy Food For All Drulna ^ o .i o « i 5' L L l . J i . w , •J 1 ' ■ ; m i •• jm JS T ’ J P T .v ■.,: »i V Armour Luncha I "(.'HOICK": Till* grade ia preferred by moat ronxuiiieiK betouae It ia of high iputlHy, tender, and haa u well developed flavor. "COMMI'.KtflAI." t T l i i a grade la produced largely from older onlinula and uaiikIIv lurka the tenderneih of the higher grader. : | | .ib P k « 33* Lge b o* 30“ 2 Gl S ize J jjC LA V A Crackerjack IV O R Y SNOW DUZ Hand Soap Sulche) Popcorn For Suowhlle Suda Doe* Everything J 0 C 2 JO Y Pars Size 0 | j^ V . *1 " Lge Size CAMAY . IV O R Y S O AP Toilet Soup 09-44/l00rr- Pure 3 ■•.*» 25" 2 CAMAY IV O R Y SOAP Tollel Soap Fur that Ivory Look IQ o z Can 22“ 2 b » .i . s i.. 2.V Claunaar L £ CoJIlili Cultaa Lge S ize j|^ |^ L g .B .i SPIC n’ S PA N M o d Size C A R T O N ’S CLOROX "GOOD": 'Dili grade plaaava Hull.einukcri who aeek beef willi little fut but an accept* uble di'Kiee uf (|uality. ••UTILITY"! Thla grade la produced inoitly from cat­ tle lonnwliat advanced lit uge und la uaually lacking In natural tenderneia and Julclni'ia. J 0 L' Mukta Hick Suda It Floata 6 o z llo lllo | Hog Size P A G Laundry Soap IV O R Y S O A P ■ I- Old Futhlonad Lo.il 22“ Marahmullowa 0XYD0L Blur Deviled Ham Inalunt Suda V--0’- C A M P F IR E ' A R M O U R ’S Mo i/4 Tin Wheat Loaf R og Can L A V A 4 jS Hand Soup s ii* 1 ?e r 2...... 5 *. i s c o •i • • Bute Mia Shortening Lb Can 35“ AMERICA'S (FASTEST SELLING BLEACH 2 30* Lge Box K IR K ’S D R EFT Hunleulur Soup For Whiter Clotkea R * « S iz e J7 C Lge Box 30“ IV O R Y Flakes C H EER Qulckl Qentlel Solel P A Q'a New Detergent - Lge Bd« 30“ Lge B ox Winesaps 2«- 29c Delicious 2 « 45c 30“ 30“ (it. Colgate Ammon I In .M< h I la }' ' Y o r k s Magnesia I ’m Wlaaari Lb. t Sunnyland Pure Pork Bag Sauiaga Lb. ( Tuate O'Sea Filial of Taate O’Sea Filial of Taate O'Sea Fillet of W llllai u. Taate O'Sea Drrued Span AH« u. Tender Sliced Park Uvar u. Fresh Meaty Pig Fat! u. Sugar Cured Sino. Strip Baeoa Lk Hickory Sweat Sliced | SwiM 't .1nil*v New Krnperor Qrapes 2 viw ei-t, .Juicy K lo fitla ll ., 29 c , Yellow Co..king B IS C U ITS 21a 11a Mi 2 '"•• 25c E G G S K<iy Natural Ohaast 2&c ^ i 25 c 9* Xr p k g 9 k Ml\ BEANS.......................... | rA 1 WWW 1 | 59c ll .. D ix ia n a o r Ku.su |orilliook f |£ Polaloes 3 : £ Or. "A " Medium Shipped Ml. Vermont Sliced lb s . lied III. s 4k o°*. '■ ORANGES 5—23' Strawberrieis 29c| O JAc / Onions 3 Oalary 2illk«. 26c ' . Baa 3 ^ c Horae Meat Dog fo o d Sallord'a Ovon-Hcody Small MeatV C tM iK in ^ 1 M « h YOHKS 3 - 29' ROMES 3 - 39 Kla I’a.ie. Our lieef in l). S. Gov’t “CHOICE GRADE1 Hunnyland Sklnleaa 5 ib /v 56c 1iPROUTS Unm an Him** ( )i ;»rtni* y o u r Juice c tio ic K ! 99c M 6 Cana Sowjiu.ee Kivei Vj II.w 1 .'lie Acra Peas • ............................... n ». lf.xu.mi Whole • PkflC f l j l ■ W 1 39c H S j Baby Okra fig . I’.inHe.li Shrimp WJJ rit*. 19c 83 69c m iMm. : a-v itr j - �I waMBiHaiw / lit/H t . 1 , 1M 2 T itle HANFORD RBRALD layfair Tennis Pro Finds Fun In Teaching Kids His Favorite Game "Some conches tfll you they ilof.'l llko to coach kids, Imt It’s foerails*- they don't hitvc nny patience," say* thp Mayfair Inn's tennis pro John Seinlnoff. 1tut li • doesn’t lisve uny problems on thnt score. Ill maintain* lie line ns tnueh fun ronrliinir the kills ns their psrents. And that mny ho because the stocky, tanned, Mnyfnlr pro plnya-1 n lot of tennis himself ns .« youngster. Seinlnoff got interested in the gnme ns n youngster In Connecti­ cut watching nil exhibition mutch < between the doubles teams of Hill Tlldrn and llnron Von (,’rnmrn fnd P»n Ifudgc and Vlnnry, Itirhnids. lie was so impressed, by the gracefulness of (lie gum*ns plnyed by some of tin* to p 1 tanking men of the day Mint fool- [ ball and bnseball started taking a [ l.nek sent in his IhouKhts. lie was not only Impressed hut , he leurned the name so well that Ily KENT CIIF/ri.AlN by llt.'tp lie had gained tlio ConHeel lent All Slate Ibiys’ Singh--* 1 Tonight tlie Seminole Wanlor championship. In the next two years foe annexed the hoys' single* i|iiilitet will unveil its piowess to title in New Jersey and Mnssnchu- the local fans at the Seminole gymnasium for the first time this Kelts. The opponent: Winter Gar­ From high school tennis star­ season. den—-quality relatively unknown. dom the Mayfair Inn pro went to The Snnfnid varsity eager* have the University of Miami wheroUht;,p |,liy) ()f ho,i(,By pr^ctlc« ,.nhe played on the tennis team an<- dcr ,ler their their belts hells mal and Coarh Coarh Mimas (Innas majored in nironantieal engineer­ concedes his hoys a pood rhunre ing, Ilo came l>nek to the Unlver- of winning their first gninc of the slty nearly tea yenrs later as ns* I younir season, alaIm .„.uai. / Ithe I. . Ateam -...a.. .... . Mnyfnlr Inn tennis pro John Semlnoff conducts a regular Saturcistnot conch ..of on ' .Ily comparative scores. If they day morning coaching clinic-for Sanford youngsters and Mayfair Inn which he used to play. Hut in menu anything, Sanford stands guests on the Inn court*. Here Semlnoff is showing Marcella Myncs those ten years lie worked, hi ip sn equal with Winter Garden. fljtl’t a war. and not in smno The Gardeners dropped before more ravelling. Winter Park ns tinvr the SemiSeinlnoff as an nermmutleal en. miles by MiniPMfosl the same Inrnmparahle irlneci went Corn the University scores. T h o s e of Miami to Henry Kaiser's plana Samlrrnhs from Dnylnna, with fnetory In Lung Inland, S'. V. Imt » hum the Seminole* piny Fri­ he didn't have nitlrh chance to day niuht In llnylnna liesrh, practice his *profession. Tho lone administered shellackings plant's tennis team needed n to both Winter Park sad Winter plnyrr-mnnngrr and John elided Garden. Cloven followers of the grey­ lip with the joli. Winter Park, which took San- hound racing program* being held During the W ar ns a member i fwd ^"•Hy by l» points, lost face nl the Hanfurd-Orlnndo Kennel St. Louis Goes O ver­ of the Air Corps spent, w,l.r" 8esforee*e l*®“ r*»l H on to Club at l.ongwood split a dally . Semlnoff- spt n lot of Ids spati' time giving n tune of 71-10. Winter Garden doulilo pool which entitled earn time T o D e f e a t tennis lessons and foe made up lost to th" Dnylnna division A winner to $212.10 as u result of state i humps by n comparable Houston Q u i n t e t their successfully picking I.yn folr mind to stiek to the game score. Widen only serves as hun 1 Golden and Hoe's Trouble Inst 1 when he got out. wilting on tinw n II for Hanford's night in the second and third rare. llv TF.I) MKIER Since then he lias been pro at Tito racing fans who consistent­ Woodway Country Club In Con- Friday night hopes against the NKW YORK iJX-MIthlgnn State eon*!nl conouerors. ly piny the one and eight dogs Hectlriit where he tins taught the Noire Dome, 00-52, and St Whst the Sim ford i|Ulntet learned Inst night that their meth­ upset children of such movlelnnd rein, Uiuls, Ihe Sugar Howl Tournn needs la Ihr rnngy scoring phe­ ods of hacking their Judgement hrllies as lllng Crosby, David ment champion, had to go over nomenon Jim Tempi* of Huatls proved unsound for, althougli their time O'flelxniek and Eddie Durbin. to heat Houston, 04 37. lo holster lln ego and scoring favorites did place and show, not At the Mayfair this winter poll nl Ini for Ihe Henhreexe enThese were the chief davolop a single one of eight dogs won the .10-year-old pro is having a merits in collegiate basketball lot of fun teiu'fdng the fumla- rounler. Temple litrrnlly defeat­ first honors. Wednesday night ed Tavares single-handed for I.nst night It was a case of tho mentals of his favorite sport to l-'uslis by sroring 12 points. The t'luying al imine, Notre Dame dogs running from the iiiiido Sanford children at his Saturday Kinnt renter hurkrled tl bas­ was favored lo knock Michigan lioxes showing tlu-lr heels to the morning clinics. kets nail milled four more point* rest of the pack. Imioimtnlly, bet­ State out of Ihe unbeaten ranks on rhnrlty tosses In Ihe recent ter than iixiinl prices prevailed, Uut the Spartuus, chalking up clash. due, no doubt, to thu fiu-t that tho Ihulr seventh In a row, led at the Perhaps, cautious Wise Harden illllde box dogs were not sii heav­ half, 31 20, then put on a second half drive that killed nil ehance will get mini under the boards and ily hacked. |for Ihe Irish it was Notre Dame's get bis share of tho tip.ion and ItF.HHI.TH I.AST NIGHT rebounds for Hnoford tonight and K 4 IIS T l l . t l 'l v — •'■ s lu rll. T im e i 30.* first home loss since 1049 Im n 9.on ft.JM • *o lioh Curry, MSC's football star, show the wav for the Hanford ru- 6I I'm lln Mil i Troubles in I'l I in tossed In 10 points for the win­ keis. Currently Gerald Covington 7 l.lllln HliHtllr 4 90 ners s K i n x i i m r i : — n /in ih s M ile TAMPA tjv-.Keeii ymir eyes on Is the top Hrmiiiolr scorer follow­ T im e i II* .I St. I-outs, ranked fourth In thl* a young Mexico City Id ed hv Junior Metis nod Jimmy ( f i r s t I I Ml * U n it* I In u tile ) week's Associated Press poll by nil tiled Alfredo Milled. Ilo 'might Hmilli, respectively, with Wine a .1 I.y n lln lile n 1 1 in in in l l n l June K vsos a in ( ,|o virtue of its upset triumph over lie a rumor In Ihr lonnis world. fourth. * lle illn ii a so Kentucky In the Sugur Howl, was Millet Is one of tho hardest hit­ T i l l l l l l 14.14'K— n /in ih s M il* tix points behind, 48 42, ot Ihe end lers In Iho Dlxlo Tennis TottrnuT im e I :ta.:t The SHnfnrd baseball club U of the third period. St. Loula led. (S e r n a * H a lf U n lit lln u b le l ment and Is a colorful player In expected to take shape next when a free throw by T rim b le 37 III s 3u S HI 51-52, watch lllght now ho Is a student week when the diamond Inter* X5 Dee's K n w n e tte I (o 1.S0 Houston's Jackie Holt In the final, al Hollins Cnllego. u " 1 f'o in ilr 'e Acn I 40 cals will hare a meeting with serondx sent the game Into the Q u ln li-I* I f , - ill 1 IU3 31) A college teammate of Millet, pro temp prexy John Krlder. 11A11-V IM U T II.I-:: I.y n llo lite o A extra period Calhoun Dickson of Tampa. Is Midi Ihe climatic end of fontjlre 's T ro u b le ( a • nt |, h III 1313 III Fordliam surprised hy Invading unolhcr comer. Tho lanky Dickson ball on New Yearn day. atten­ C llt Il l'll 11.14'K— Kl»(Mrl4y Itulcigh, N. C., and heating North T im e , Xll.a Is acquiring a net game which tion In now turning briefly to 7 Cora M e K .e ll 0 SO 5 00 2 X0 Carolina Stale, 02 30, In anotlior until recently he never used Once nufikrthnll and Ihen of ruurof to I llo n a le Jo 4 X0 J no ho gets up to the net lie's hard baseball. It would be nice If Han­ 4 D e liii lln ln 1.00 to get by. g o lo le ln (7 -1 ) l l l . t t , . ton I.i,d. D ine H h l*. Jersey KinnI ford could field as grand a Irnm C H ^ I'll IIA I M— . tu lh s Xllle x M OX I I I I A I ' l i — ft/ llllk s M ile Thoso two might go pluers In »», [he new hnnebnll stadium. T lm r l n i l M in n ie Kee, |I'h I-it(IV H e ster, Mr. Iho Dlxlo which entered Its fourth Without doubt we enn hnnsl of I l.ndy H o tly |o XO X 20 4 III Illllill. II I'. Ill HW Ole, I I .1(1(1,1(111, day tuday. X K n m o ir M nlil S.oo e iu I 'In mm D im , Ilia I'n m e . Hen, Kind,I (he finest rlass |> bnseball plant 1 Dine M ys te ry 5.10 I l l l l i l l IIAI'4-1— ft /llllk s Xllle Millet [days seventh-seeded Hill of any In Ihe country. iju ln lr lu 44- a t |59 XO. lle il 1:11111111 A lla V lstii, Knieoiis Davis of Knoxville tmluv. Dickson H I X I 'l l H A IT I— a llllk s M ile Many people have expressed I 'x ll id r , O u r I 'd m int 11. H p lk e n l l l r l , meets Ivy Wilson of St Petersburg coin-era over tho fact that Hanford Time i a*. I lln ,n ly ('u rn . H ln rle t In iu, T n w n Mouse 15 00 5 XO 4 30 Third-seeded Tony Vincent of may attempt to operate independ­ 1 HV leuk l.ender. elvu y I no 4. to K O I I I T I I H A IT I— K h I m H IV Miami meets Jack llorllng of Or ently without major league aid. I7 lls lw n y lin y 4.00 I'r y n t s l (lliu s l, Dunkn. Dench lando. Fourth seeded Grunt Golden I his muy not be ns great no ob­ U tiio lr la l l - l l 144 in lle lle . Illn e k e r, W n c ii ' s D ili, I'op a K V M N T II H A C K — 0 /IX Ik s M ile of Chicago, who run Gurdnar Mut­ stacle ns some might believe. The Dili, k. Hoe Htep. W a itn . im e i n*.:i K i r r i l I I A I t J— ft /IX Ik s M ile iny of Miami to five sets In the Inst poanant Hanford won was In 1 Donny's MTls ln k o I I oil X.00 x lo Hume D a m b lrr O a a tl, dinar Ituy, recent Sugur Howl tennis tourney, IU1I1 and that by an independent K sshloii len t 5.10 4 lo •la ye tte. T up M balf. Hweel T einpnr, e Du a 4.40 He,ileli Heeral, Acn Himilea. plays a Tampan, Gene Hlttncr. eluh free from binding bands of n i fQi riilo iriu i i 7 i ili.n o . -------f r *ha M il* N IV T H I I A IK — -1/4X1 Mutiny, who’s seeded No I In parent major league team. illlllir il H A C K — A /IM tk s M ile Id iv e ly * In ilua, K ag er Miss, J e rry Ihe Dixie, faced Holt light of DayT im e t :i'l.:i A an lo . Itany I ’l,-k in ', H an aln r H llc h n lln a le y Ililo 7.10 5 on le. W lan lin y , T b s Ito o k , Iona llearh. Hryan Grant of Allan H live r HA I At llellnt College defeated l Im Iv s io u , l.o o ( i n 11,1,-ky. ta took on Jim Vuillc of SI Peters­ lexan Payload 1117-71 for a total I4 Huulh I ’lir lfle l.su a n V H A T H H A IT I— ft/IX Ih a M il* burg. IJu lliielw 11-4) $4130. of IK0 points In one regulation lia rla ln n , S II,I XVItut ll'a llr e n t, X i s r i l I I X I ' k — fl/IX Ih s M i l l ' Mutiny was supposed to have n K«mo. That was better tbun 4.5 Hteapls (iia a e r , H old d u a l llu h y , V le k la V a u a h n , K uraalar, Itlc b a rd breather In his match with llehry points a minute. Hut talk about T lle s to v u ll T lm e i 140.1 11.10 100 110 Moaa. Wagner of Tampa In Wcdncidny'a high scoring games the Htanford- 4 V is ile 's K a a trlk a MO MX J t l U H T H M A t'M — g / ia ih a M il * ' 1.00 aocond • round match. Ho run lawn fltato takes tho cake. In two I l.e n n y C h a ri T h u n d e r J » l. No A lib i. H nlly (Jiiln le la ( l- T I l l l i n . H ra n d , W h lla y 'a H p a rla l. H ub through Wagner with a «2 count overtimes Htanford won out 105T K A T II M ACK— OOKC Course W a lk<er, t r . _. M a rlo n , g a ll H tyle, lla lh v r In the first set. hut was extended 103 f»r a total of 208. Miami's T l m r i M .o Hornrlaad. ad. a p iie r IX lo 5 40 4 no to an Hit in the second. c n — «5 /i S.H .U T TM H AA('*J / lal ik e M ile By Clmdroff, known ns the Bronx- 5 TVricke y 1.10 1 xn Im rty Mara T ra v e tln j TUe. It'* Other seeded players got through hnnihsight because of his odd look- J7 I'e e e e lu lls 4.111 M o n ta nna, a, M a llm o ra . ftt’h fla tlaar, tholr mutches with comparative log glasses, top* the state colle­ g iltlife ln 11-5) I I I . i n . Iro n I'an 'anny, n W a ll, f-avaea. case. T M A ‘T M H A C K — XKt> C a a i TONIGIITH KNTItIKH giate basketball scores with 148 H im wv _ llu g , ilr e ia t l. HoolhaayXr, K IN N T H A IT I— K a l a r l l r points and an 18.ft game uvurage d re a m lln a ........................ , ___ n a r T a x d r a a t laaua. G ra p h .......... - a_ w a. V * I'n m a m y , J The average tl. H. woman In lii eight tilts. Next Is Monts of | It a. (in ly lla<t. H tyle G ir l, C h a rla a - v T riu n p . Ile a I a-a, Korea! N e tlo a the 2ft-20 ago group and 6 feet Tampa with 17.0 scoring average (I weighs approximately l.'lfl. .finis. T h e Sport Register J Daily Double Is Shared By 11 At Sanford-Orlando Rollins Netter Is One Of Hardest Hitters In Dixie GREYHOUND -V S Michigan State Hoopsteri Upset Notre Dame Five of Hanford tho correct service form while Mnrcclla'x slater Joan looks on. Tho boys arc ail children of Mayfair Inn guest*, Hundreds Thrilled Seminole Cagers By Outboard Boat To Try For Win At Water Regatta At Home Tonight Hrrnth-tnking stunts and untlca by a crew of United State* Navymon In an outdoor motor boat thrilled more than one hundred spectators, who lined thu shores or l.ake Monroe, and highlighted the U. H. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 11'« Water Regatta New Year's aftxrnoon. Thu Auxiliary bont procession, ranging from outboards to cruisers, Journeyed around the lake passing In review before tho City handstand. The Hegatta started at II A. M. in tho mornlug. The water show concluded with n final procession at 1 I*. M, led hv Auxiliary Commondorc Joe Kaherk, Maitland, guiilim.* tlie flagxhip "Josephine." Second 111 line was the yacht "Sunshine III" by Cnptuln J. Parrish, followed hv "Hen Seapu" yacht with Captain A. Dear Jr., Winter Park. Yacht "TAM" guided hy Captain T. A- Moodv was In the fourth position trailed liv the "Kl.iYRF." captained hy "Dixie" Keen and many oilier nimillrr boats. The 1052 Auxiliary Water Regatta was made possible through th» lenilershlo of Commondoro llaheck, viru-Commondoro John Cameron,, Hanford, and Training Officer Derjf. After early season losses to Del.and and Winter Park, Se­ min, de High's varsity and Jaywo hsxkrthall team will point th“ lr hopes toward victory to­ night as they try to bouner into the win column against Winter Garden's quintet with the start of tlie It squad game set for 7:15 in (tie Seminole High School gym. It is the first home game of the sens,mi for the local eager.* and if they repeat their football record they will win tonight’ * test against the He,I Devils. During the grid season the Somin,lies didn't Jose a single home stand. The Seminole warriors will follow up tonight's tilt with Winter Garden by taking on one of the top prep outfits of tho slate when they ploy Scahreeie In Daytona tomorrow night. The It game starting thnt twin till! Is xi-he,tilled for 7:01) P. M. in the Hnulircezu High School gym. Shirting five in tonight'* vnrsltv dash with Winter Garden will probably lie Center Wise Hardin, forwards Hay Davis and Junior Melts, guards Jimmy .Smith nml Jerry Covington. Miami Sail Regatta, v Is Sot For Wuekerta overtime fray A froo throw by MIAMI 'if*- I'llotx lire expected Fordham'ti Dun Lyons In the lust minute had tied tho score nt 51 to bugin arriving today for the all. Fordham got away to a quick i Miami Son.-Jiinc Sailing Hegatta lead In the overtime and then suc­ In lie lield Saturday and Sunday cessfully frmc the ball to beat off Dinner Ke> F.nlry Chairman John Hanafourtho Dlxlo Classic champions sal,I entries hud been received The touring Pemisylvnnin and tie fnfln many skippers, including L 1*. Dartmouth teams both were beat­ Vi-rwcy of Jacksonville, holder o( en. Duke dcleatod Penn, 02 52. us the‘ Florida bantam title, and Ed Dick Grout tallied 22 imlntx lor Htirroughx, another veteran Jack­ tho Blue Devils. Dartmouth put sonville pilot up a valiant struggle against Howl­ Local entries in the thistle class ing Greon at Toledo, but faded In include Jnmc* Schooninnkcr, de­ tho aecoml half and lost. 7ft tin Tcxs* Chrlitlan opened tho fending champion; I'uul Hams and Routhweat Conference season by George Koxlcr. Ilrucc Chadwick of whipping Southern Methodist, 58 Sarasota and Chet Tlnglor of Mara­ 45. On the Pacific Const Oregon thon arc other entries Comet skippers Include George State took 8an Frnnrlsco, 55-40, and St. Mary's edged Santa Clara. Host of West 1’ iilni llearh. Doug linker, John Edwards and Ken 54 55. Tho ichcduied Kcntuiky-Missls- Murruy, all of Miami. slppi game at Owensboro, Ky., plnyed xorrer, tiaxrhnll and foot­ waa postponed to Thursday night ball as well a* basketball. b*c«UM bad weather grounded the MlaiUalppI piano at Memphis. HCOLARI IS VKRSATII.K RALTIMOilK (/I’l — Fred Scolart, player-roarh of the llaltimore Bullota In tho NBA, was * versatile athlete ut Galileo High School In San Francisco end it 84m Francisco U. Fred Seminole County's Most Experienced utomobile Dealership By ROBERT MOORE ROANOKE, Va. ut»—The Rev Robert (Rob I Richards, whose amarlng pole-vaulting and decathilon performances earned him the 11931 James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy, raked a sweaty foreheads with tho back of his hand. w The Flying Paraon had Just pulled up in the darkness after a lour around a city park here. The tlmo was 1 a. m. (EST) today "Well," said Richard*, the Am­ ateur Athlete of 1931, "I guess that’a enough for tonight. I've worked out in this little park for almost two hours now After a shower, I'll go to bed." That's the way Richards, second pole vaultcr in hiitnrv to c lc a ^ 13 fret and the national decatlilmw champion, keeps In trim for his great performance* That’* the way he’s getting ready for Ihe coming Olympic trial*. "I have to train much of the Unto at night," said tho 23-year old parson. "I usually leach in the morning, have builncsa affair* to ear* for Tn Iho afternoon, preach at night and then comes my train Ing." Richards, who said winning thin Sullivan Trophy Wednesday w a ^ "probably the greatest honor of my Ilf*,'1 Is concentrating on his Olympic preparation. "I'm training with all my heart and soul for that Olympic loam," he said. "I hope to tie In top shape. And I've got my heart set on breaking the world's pole-vault­ ing and decathlon records. With the help of God, I will." The pole-vaulting record Rich­ ards is shooting at is the 13-fooA 8W- Inch mark set hy C’orncllu” Warmordnm. The parson, who cleared IS feet nlno times last year, has achieved a height of 15 feet, 4tt Inches. A comparative newcomer to the decathlon competition, Richard* want* to better toe world record tally of 8,042 points rolled up by Olympic Champion Bob Matniax He collected 7,834 point* In the 10-event test last year. Richards amassed 1,283 points iiw tho final balloting for the SullivaiP Trophy. He was tho firsf choice of 174 of Ihe 487 ballots east by a nation-wide panel of sports author! ties. Second went to Maureen Connuljy, 17-year-old notional tennis champion from San Diego. Calif., with 903 points. Sat. Mal Whitfield of the Army Air Forces, 19-18 Olympic 800-mctcr running cham­ pion end three-time national cham­ pion nt the distance, wn* third with 734 A ........ ....... ........... -pei Game and Fresh Water Fish Com mission will meet In formal lesslon 10 a. m. Monday. February 4. In West Palm Reach to comldcr all matters of Interest to sportsmen and other persons, L. G. Morris, chairman, recently announced. The announcement was made fol­ lowing an informal Commission meeting held In Tempa for purposo of setting date and agenda of the next formal meeting 30 days In ad­ vance Matters entered on the agenda for the February meeting Include: 1. Consideration of commercial fishing and seining within tho state, Including a proposal to con­ duct a 3 year experimental opera­ tion In three lakes In ?olk and Lake counties in order to deter­ mine the practicality of controllrd fish management operatloni. 5. Uniform h u n t i n g l a w s throughout the state, especially opening and closing date* on all game spcclci. 3. Statewide control of airboatt 1during the hunting seaaon. 4. dale of game blrdi and ani­ mals for commercial purpoaos. es­ pecially in restaurants, etc. 3. Open season on hunting hen turkeys, which have bean com­ pletely protected In the pait. 6. Election of a new Commiss­ ion chairman to replace Morris, whose term as chairman and commiuloncr expired December St, , 1951. 7. Consideration of a proposal : to Increase the number of license1free cane poles permitted in rest' dent fishing. Morris staled that other matters would also be placed on the agenda. He said that any person wishing to appear before the Commlnlon during the next meotlng should apply In writing to Ben L. MeLnuchlin, director, before February 1. All such applications should In­ clude the subject and name of thu interested person so that It might be placed on the agenda prior to the meeting. Other business completed dur­ ing tho recent Informal meeting in­ cluded passage of a motion to omit hunting and fishing laws from the backs of the 1B52 licanies In order to expedite printing and dlxIrtbiitinln of the licenses. The Commission also formally approved a recent emergency ac­ tion taken hy Commissioner Cecil Tit* Gulf of Mexico is approxi­ M. Webb In closing to hunting cer­ tain sections of Iho statu where mately Inches higher than the deer were fund to be Inflcted with javcl of tho Atlantic Ocean of thu •sat const of Florida. nnthrax. DR. Hx K. RING B lin d Co. l’ lx « s * n i l “Pl«xtl IN-Tap* Fhnw II5I-W fo r Q jp £ jn ta x » *4 /p h o n e 1752—1744 HOUSING AVAILABLE THE SANFORD HOUHjNO^UTIItMjTY In now accepting ap­ plications for Ihtlr second and third housing projects. Forty whit* and slghty-flvc more colored families wilt he housed when these projects sre completed in the early Spring: EDWARD JHGGINI TERRACE, nt Third Street and Pecan Av*„ a forty apartment development for whit* families FRENCH FRIED HOT IHXJS.............. I Re HAKIIKCUEI) , , r IIAMlItJRCEHH jQ e and WILLIAM GI.ARK COURT, on Mulberry Avr. at Eleventh Hb. arijactal lo CASTLE HHEWEIt COURT. WEEZ-MAID an 83 apartment development for colored famlli**. JJ3JIEJHJGIHLE for adifbslon tu either of theae development*, th* entire family in e most not eireed the following 4 llmlla: 8 person family or 4 person family •I.0M.M a yr. L200.00 a yr. (An exemption of 1144.04 above.) -^ V . CHIROPRACTOR . l#xalu» Te FN Any-Vi«• F M o * 5 nr more 93,300.00 a yr each child la In addition to the ANH AND SERVICEMEN tcelv* the highest preference,, then families •» DKCBAHBP VRERAN8 OB HERVlCiMBN. tho hnM hlgheat preferencei m ether VgTKBANgJIRJBJ. jy g g J IjN j ami after that t ee with the greatest bowing need* Whatever Your Automotive Needs THB TBEANT 8B LB C TU O fr iC B . lo cate d In » w m M e U r h B e lM ia g e n B i n t 8 t le t , H u a fa x d , in open ( r a n lit 8s34 t e O re^to und G u t Is on the e lr io n ite over W DBO ot OHO w ith e ll the 'dope' 1B N T8 RANGE fr e e te M I N in p r o p o rtio n t e th e en th e tfbgs e t th e Or Ion- f i f e cl* fa m ily ta k e m e , h e in g e p e tto M K ta * I H he m ■ a te ty w ith 1 /1 of e te e tlte th a t ie e w a e , A H k itc h e n * . m o to r* e n d p r iv a te e n lr a n e s t h e th fre p o ' �'-v ’ ,v ! 9?wyr' _________________________ By R. J. SCOTT H. 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Klrenlono Stores ID 11 MERCURY U u n v e i H id e '• good to p , e le a ii - fl.M I Phoim lllli -W , U im W est I .1 S h e e t. I IK A IJ T IC IA N , senior p referred . (Ill P L Y M O U T H I'OIIIII-. good I-IIII ilitio n , $ld5.UOt P I io iiu d17 33 Sulnry und rnm m lsslon. H o r­ Roy Ii.I l . e i t. r id 's lle a n ty Nook. Pit. 1171. e o n d iU IK I.S W iu ite d . d ovei 21 fo r w ork j HKD C H K V ItO L K T . g ""d tiim . I'h u n e 7d. on ynril. A p p ly helween t* and . IJ A M . P lg 'N W histle. ID5I C H E V R O L E T in p erfect con: ilition. Williams, 15115 Elliott. W l f l i ' E F em aie help wnnted. A p ­ p ly S iin fu rtl Kcstuurunt. 20H No. T I I A I LICKS — 14 16P ark A ve. MODEL A .liin ru l llm i.e H TK N f j f JI I A P IIK R , M ule o r f e ­ 1017 Trailer. II5H E. New York Ave. male on part time basis. Work either day nr night. Phone 1259 DeLantl. or 85(1-M3. ftO U S E T R A IL E R . 1275.00 in __u m cs*h. See this st Sanford Auto •— WORK WANTED —• and Balt*. Banford Ave. BABY SITTBR. Mr*. KVkenberg. Rest references, Ph. 10T7-W. 17- IIOATH — If w uv u L f A i , Trailer i r n i i v r o» iv o v r s BABY SITTERr Best pf r*/eren“ 14i ifoot BOAT, A Rkicker. Mr*.--MlrUm Vlnu; West 10th St. Phono CVS, 110 M. . .-.•a] Call P.M. f C«li after 5 r.M._C005tt Franch Av«. Phono 898-J. i ___________________\ M M i ............. . a. ■■ ana a^s ssufl* ■ i fc i i , , — ____M l �I if! 1yic... ..Sr/ii THE SANFORD HERALD «' h Thun/. Jan. 3. !JJ2 Hy HOH ANTHONY_____ Gospel Singers Are . Coming To Sanford Tin* suine kind of iollicKintf. pvnpy K‘» l" ‘l music unre enjoyed only at rural ram p mi-cting*, will move Into Hanford at the .Seminole High School auditorium, Jan. Ill, In a concert th at w ill last nearly a!! r.ltfht, i'm ii Y m e*, Jr. an­ nounced today. The counrert la bring pro* inoteil l»y l.oy McCormick of T a lIlh M se e, who h a. packed auilltoriun m a n d ha.rh all parka throughout the Smith with out•tanding (piartettes alternating in SM) nilnille stretches, singing gospel songs of every type and t.m po. Air. Yates Is assisting MeC oim lrk with local arrangements. The group of singers appearing at the high pi’houl, w ill ho Tho Handera (Jonrtette, of Itn llu ., Tex., rated )>y many a . the top ouaitct of the United States, the famous la- Fevra T rio o f Atlunta, fia., nod tlie Homeland Harmony Quaitette, also of Atlunta. RADIO STATION WTRR lIu rn lfiK I 1. 4* I 1:6a 13 no 13:16 13 JO .'N lliA tr lV r s i.r o J s m tio r .* M niiilriir M elody Highlighting the lii'glnning of the new year will l.e the inxtullntii.n of officeis of tlie Florida Aksmdation of Itealtors, Saturday, lit the tieudi|iiarteis building in Orlando. la itry W. lamg, Ht. Petersburg, w ill lie installed us president for 1062 of FA It. This meeting w ill lie followed hy Die annual humpiet In the evening honoring stule officers, IJ O ItO* Klluryrlaa I O il I I I 7 Rw%rn u l ’IorH Club Nrwk Hj io M n A I The new year hai ushered in, beside, many other thlntf., six new men for the Station. Tom Conway, Chailes Feihinper, Don* uhi Hite, Ted Price, and Hoh VVelilt all repurteil Ir r from (Ireut (dikes, III. while M illard Tyson arrived here from seu duty. Tom's hom« is Johnstown, I'enn., C h alks is (m m liaitim ure. M a ry ­ land, Donald from Columbus, Ohio, Ted from D etroit, M idi, and lloh hulls from Mount Ver nun, III. They are ail very much surprised to see such beautiful weather in January. The weather makes M dluid Tyson feel rlKht at home. It should, tils horn, happens tu lie to Osteen, Fla. Wilson llasehleii left tlie Ml istiou and Hunfuid tliin morniiiK with 111dels to sea duty. Ottls Price and c h ie f liranKer will lie lenviiiK under the same con­ ditions tlds Fin lay morniiiK. I t ’u been swell having you ahoaid ini'll, lioud luck to you. The Slution basketball learn held their first practlru since the holidays yesterday oil un outside rourt here on the base. The sun was shining brightly and the men worked on a nice sweat. The holiday lay-o ff hasn't hurt them Hindi and they're lignin working as hard as ever for n winning team. Any of the men from the sipindrons I lint didn't have 11 chance In try-out for the tenin hrfm e the holidays alld would like In now •linllld eonlarl Id. C I.. .' iillivaii in the Education Office ur dinp around at any uf Ihe u e n li.rly scheduled prae In is at IMHI each day. Tndiiv is moving day for Id I. N It-■winnn and his fam ily Furnieily residing in Altamonte M p lillg S . th e y have d e c id e d lo make Sanford their new home Their new addiess w ill he IM'J.i Fores! Drive, Sanford. Three men returned from lenvo lids inoinlng spent In o tlu r parts of llu* stale of Florida. I Imtles Soleiiherger and l.lnyd luvlor hoih returned from Minnd while W illiam Holier came hack to Sniifiinl from III. ntnv in \'ero liearh. N A A S '* Fred Wood leD veslenlav on 11 Irip to South C m 1ilium 'o hriug his wife, Mar garet, hues lo Sanforrl. Margaret went lo Snulh Carolina to visit her folks ovei llie holidays Many men lu-ie ns all over III*naval eslaldisliuienl are hii-v stndving ltd * week for Uu* eoiniog service wide exu'ililiatlons for petty officer third serond. 16 JO it, 00 41on 1 15 A < iU in « Ki ty K y * n O rk M o riiliig D e v o tio n * MontU In M iir I o U . . 1 I .1 A l N ine I'b il h rp ii Af <»/ssn A lvln o May O rk . Wlisrai Af.wele V ta r in Trweil IMi. I'p rara<t« A lin y, A O ld . Mualo J : 10 5 Aft I 4 i 6 • • • Oil JO J6 Ml 00 16 20 V u r lH y M l l i l r 11it % %it 11 l.iiy r n i’hH l u ll In W o t Id A l N oon Kudb. Kh iiii l4oo C lu b f 'u |.iilu r .Mini l. u ll n A n .r ii.M itM N mvh A|uni. Ml K *r«y«r Vmi Irllra If.ir N u n * H m im -I i W o r ld A I T l . l t * T t .ilit ) * M ini H i t * A llll I It M . lll ll# * T O * H ii.r y l l t b l i i d Ih e ro v er? lilt* \fun|«* l.ovtrt ram N#w« I t l iy ih m H o u r Nir r •Mim . i i * K in g u f li n y \ f | t lk r l lllp tiH M pi.rta I'u i u i l t lo lu lr n H i l i n n s ii u a I'lu tu l H I* C .ii iii u r n iu i y I I i . m r C ol A l.n ily N ew * M unlo A lrli.ll> T im e C ild r H im b ln I ' U y t V u i l r l y H u ll A lr t l The* llu n d N i l * e d it io n I'b i l K r t . l A t H i s r i i It * H m iii r T lin w H lil t r d N m I I o iir J rrry lim y o rb A t ll o iu r W it t . \ | i . ■!«: N ew * m an o ff 6 0 7.1 M l 7.40 RE-OOSURE PACKAGE IIO il KEEPS IT N rw k M usli* •lu jr l.w inLardii O rk. * *r* h v tir s And M u r Hook C o rn e r c r. 7 7 I 7 IO 16 JO 14 I 46 t : Ml > JO •l Ml 3 16 « 30 10 16 10: JO II 00 FRESHER! ? I I 1 06 rotate FarmerH Market llren rl . . . Ill • . v t o i i i i M ' t r i ; h . . m w »:i i « N 1HHKT Sm u I mm I t-'lnrlitn I III lull** I ' M . Jan llu . Iip r Ile a n s , I'n ls Iiu lin Iip r . Ml III Mg in '. >7. <if h11K**" 1 no lift* I'uliliaas. Kl> Mi lli lines 1 r« < CahliSKe. L’lil.isse I ll s J 110 I I S C ele ry. .'In rlila U u lilen , lie p s n illn a H ite iris C ele ry, I ' s s ih I. e r ls Il.p e r n lliia P il e Dixie Corn CsnllMuwer Ma. pin til C rystals l.e 11 .lew Ii«'|i*fullriM HI** 4 Im i » j r . i p c r r inil. m , u u ix a n im ir j «Irit|>«*Ir liuiK-un but UrMiicfrulf. MrmiIi llm S Tunirrrliir*. A• * of rlIft«r to 1 >. Hlit* e r a le e C llllu llls Cnduuls riTMIII 1 iru un ****. i> n i|il* V6 b u t bit. Iisl<l II • sllisr. rrssi .••• O s » l Japonicas, osal.a* and uth.r flowers at his homa at 1318 Park Avenue. llu came here In 1007 from TAI.LAHASSKK (S p e d o D - Sr-c Cleveland, Ohio, where he wa* rtdary of ISnlt* It A. Cray an Iwrn and raised, lli. fir.t joh wa. nouuml today liiat he will be u { as n firemun on the Krie Kallroeil, ronditlalc for rrnnmlnntlnn in the and lie wa. a flr.man when he coming Di'innrralir Primary and stnrted work on the AC1. here. for rrelecllon In Hit* Office of S«'i- His first Imme was at Magnolia rt'lury of Slate In niaklng Ihe Avenue nod Kiglith Htr.et. He annminreiiient Mr Cray said: liiiilt his present home In I02U. “ I am grali'fid lo tin- people of Ills first run aa an engineer Florida lot liavint! been pcrnni letl lo serve lliern us ik'crelurv id for the Atlantic C o h s I Line wan Slate for a number of years, liur from Kissimmee to Narroosle on lug lids lime I have held high a wood burning type of locomo­ ideals of good government con tive with n hlg diamond shapir stnnlly la-foie me When I first stark and n long cow catcher, came Into the office of Secretary mid ipiite a rontrust to th. modern lliexel In which h. mad. hi. last of Stale a iiinllo was adopted ‘ Prompt. Kffielenl and Courteous i run. Must of Die brick for the .‘ letvice’ -and 1 believe Dial this paved rusdx in the Winter Gar­ UlOlIu has been followed ut all den ores were hauled on his train. limes Postmaster Joel Field as pre­ "Florida government has been inv liohhy und main Interest (lore sident of the Kiwanls Club, sent I first begun serving Hie State und i Mr. Miimrik a telegram of con­ I have bail no other buxines* or gratulation upon his retirement Interest lo divert my nllentiun (rmu urn! coliiniriideil him for his long my public service As the years and faithful service, especially fur pa* sllie duties and res|)on*ili[|illes habitually bringing the mail train n( tlie uf flee have iiinlerinlly h i ereused und tlie work has kteail have had n part in Ihe accomplish ily grown It ha* hern nri Inspir.i nirntx In the rapidly growing work lion and a great Milh.fuetnm in uf Floridn government. "In uiinoiiiiriiig my candidacy and fitsl class and chief p.-ii\ for nomination for another term 1 officei. The lliitd rlas* I', H again express my deep apprecia exam will he .Ian. H, second rlas i lion lo ull Die (ample of Florida will lie Inn. lh, first class mi for Ihe -privilege of serving them, an. 22 nod exams for Chief will and I pledge u continuation uf Ihe he held Jail. 2tl. guiding slur motto uf Ihe office, These service-wide I'tnminn 'Prompt. Kffielenl anil Courteous lion- are non tally given once Service.' ’ Mr Gray serves un a number uf every sis mouths and Die cum lirlilioii is hnlween meiillierg, uf Culdnid Hoards and Commissions. the entire II. S. Navy. NAAS/Iiih One of the most important Cuba very good representation o f met uxsigmncida he has. accord­ ■lien taking Die exams and w e ing tu Mr. Gray, is chairman of hope we will have ax good » the I'ohinM ciunmltlei' on the Flor­ percentage of melt milking i ida Stall' Hospital Only one other passing murk and lining advanced Cabinet Officer has served longer III their proxpeetivo ratings. nn llie Cabinet. CENTHAI. I I.OItlllA (MUCH FREEZE f 16 I 00- 2 to ' Tbi* H iiiiff.n l H ii»Ir P u riiitT a M iirb H .In. Iiiiii Su 2 n 1 . 'ff.iu |<i A 31 Jit 11 I. lo 10 A 31 Ini liskl. . >6- (M i. fit11 3 'Ii i ii i r*r*l|itft 7154 p4tkdK«'H. ((..lle r a . lie- |ie|idlu| site I, A erls I • * fiiHml in *4 nn nil 'r o ll, ilia t k r t Bt»4i|y AMI M onth Miimrik Retiren Secretary Cray AnounccH He Will Seek Re-election 56 v iirlrll** proiflli'i* r*r*|v*«l ut c ra te s I ill'll minis P u n . C m in Sin/nr I Ml Ifllll II uiII mIii ' m bu Imkl* H'IIiumIi , V••11«1v\ Ini Iipr T m u iI i N bun r I I s h iis , T e m le r e r e e n . |le |ie lllllllN c j«... 1111 flu * 3 M» l'f»r*l*v I"! t»*kt • M> i'*|i|i«rH Ini b«HI i*«itati>MM Klu M**i| IIH nn, I i.'it.'inlliiif Ki.tilt* T lie fo lln w liiM p f le e s r« |i< ir|e i| '. , t lie I. e n lr r s in , T h e h tih fn r tl H int*. K u r m e r s M m m l (111 |ir n iliic e n..l.l In T r ii e H e r il. A lie n le r s 1111 In t in Jane Itnssell offers n loasl lo Kohert Mltrhum, In a .cent from HKD's “ His Kind tif Woman," showing on the Itilx Theater screen today and Ft Ida v. AND .rrpItAGE (’» . prodiu * itiid YOUR Locker Plant ^ Phona 131H 401 w . lath st. i o o d S o \ Rent A l.ock er — Huy WhitleNnle. Save M on ty On Your F ihhI C onIn ThiH New Y ear — Our Retail Prireo Given Here A re Low , Hot You ('nil Still Save 25 tu 30'/!' B uy­ ing Whnletnile — Ank (I n. « Fla. Graile A :t lh. ran i i u NGED RF4NS 1l iQr e I If Ll CC A rPORK U I m 01 DCllliu AUdCK MAXINE COMPLEXION SIIRDD'S SALAI) Cc D Pt, Jur S O A P I »AH 5 ' D R E S S I N G 2 9 KRPKATRI) BY HPECIAI. REQUEHT! A(JRI) CHEDDAR m LEAN MEATY N E C K B O N E S sugar nR nA cuapa I 9 lk- 1 CHESEE Drewieil A FRYERS HENS |j L iV iM l A EGGS t , CENTER CUT STREAK O'LEAN WHITE Fla. Grid# A t il H a iti ti/h ltim ' i f LB. S A U S A G E * ■t i ! i ‘ '4! w P vr.- “ Phaae 8M First Slre.l s» Kaaford Aveaue DEALER SINCE 19S1 YOUR FRIENDLY Ann Page — » mmwww - Salad Dreuing, qt. ja r ...... 49c Mayonnaise, qt. ja ............ 59c 100*« Pure Vegetable Shortening DEXO. 3 lb. ca n ............... 89cs i oz. htl. 23c Ann Page WA oi. cans 11c Tomato Soup . AAP or l.ifihy's .. 46 oz. can 29c Pineapple Juice Ann Pagr Smooth Creamy .... 12 oz. jar 33c( Peanut Butter . CuHtomers* C om er Fur wr.k ending Jan. SIh 1032 lan'l so much different than I860. Thla marka the 03rd year that AAP has been serv­ ing Ihe Am.rlran housewife. Iln basic priarlpi. — lo give heller food for less money— U Just ae good today aa It ever wa*. Il must be or we wonidn’l have been around eo lung. iiu! we, like ev.ryune, ran aland lni|iruvemrnl. We'd like you tu letl us whal we can du lu betl.r nerve you. You ran lie sure we'll llslrn. i'I . ’k i u e h ta r h i : i .v i n o s i-'iiua * i n r * « itK i-r. 17" l . e t l a a l m Ate.. X rn Vurk IT, XI. *. Fancy Yellow Squash ..........2 lbs. 19c Fancy Pole B ean s..... ...... . 2 lbs. 29c ; •: \.jv . y, ■< " - o. Funcy York Apples ... ...... 5 lb. bag 47c Krenh Criap .vV, Pascal Celery ... .........stalk 15c ' («ihmI .Inley Lem ons........... 432’s 6 for 19c .Heut (irude Brnnd Dry Salt WHITE BACON, Ib .................... . 29c Dressed A Drawn Fla. Grade A Arinuiir’n All Meal Skinless F ran k s.....lb. 59c | F ry e rs.................... lb. 55c lon g. Fresh Ib. lb. 1 Ground Beef 1 L, , ROLLS MEATS Mild ond Mallow Thla Week Only — 2 Pta. KchondMlodM VEGETABLES Pure Lean — Grad# A Ground Beef lb. 69c *.«• - • • • • • * - - • mim m Beef Roust.... Ib. 75c m s m m m VVrowondWVwy Cut Green Betas Aaparague Cuts Cut Corn Fancy Pena , Fried Potato## Iona Tandar Sweet Peai ffptnnrh 69c 2 1 lb. c j w 28c ARP Fresh • F m h Freacu CORN ON COB ChOP8 rtr»t Cel JS s. 4 center cuts l f £ m Lava Soap.-.----- - reg. bar 10c Purple Plums No. 2V4 can 25c* For WHItor Washers ARP Whole R Piwoe Oxydol.... . , ' targe pkg^SOc Spick n* Span 1-lb. pkg. 24c Sweet Potatoes 18 os. can 28c Iona Hominy No. 2Vi cam 10* A n o u l Bor fo r T * n k Job Woihinf Ivory Soap..... ....... 4 for 23c Cheer........... targe pkg. 88* 1 SwM$Mrt 2 bath ban 25c !*•" to Ut. A* effe*Dv. thm Batarday* - -v; ,y •••-•i i"<*-V•. • •'n .rIMS *>».•-Is H u•• ,1 Th# Pafroet Cleaner <• ' <' - "•1 •; INCORPORATED Ann Puge ... .................... >1 " ■. S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N T l' ICE CREAM Pork ...... .. TARTY FRttaa FAN 118 South Palmetto Aveaee “ SEA I.TE ST TH E B E S T ’ Butter Scotch Royal# RSirnd Steak n * ^ £ lk- | Always 8 m ta Pound U, B. Good — Full Cut S H O U L D E R OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED For Values That Build Friendship • 7 3 DUCKS 5 9 ' U. B. Good Chuek s DR. C. L. PERSONS Fresh Regular Pork Roait ^ ]Im 49c \ t a m r ANN0UNCBM1NT I Mr. ami Mrs. Forreet Myrlck announce the birth of • 6H lb. boy. Robert Lee, born at 4:60 A.M New Year*. Day, at 1616 W. Sixteenth Street. Thin Sliced Breakfast Bacon (U n it Dozen (Ceettaee* » e e » Mure OMI issued with 78 while. last month, December, the year’, low of 34 permit, w.re granted. building permit, broken down by e«ch month and th.ir value, are a. follow.: January, 40, 8147 466; February, 38, (62,278, March, 86, *40,776; April. 60, *I64JI3&; May, 74. fc200,090; June, 7ft $1,046,631; July, 44, 8110,(73; August. M. f ? 2ft,M0; September, 40, $106,606.20; Octo­ ber, 78, $166,667; November, 36, $.10,376; December, 34, *83,033. "Super Right" FU. flrade A m Permfta Iarmed Mr. am! Blrrt. SflnarlU Itavw tw.j u n i. John W. Mlnartk, following In hi. father', footst.p. at a railrosd.r, 1* a fireman on th. ACL Railroad. A graduated of Semlnol. High School, h. took a year uf in.truction at tha Tri8t«te College or ttngwif.nng at Angola, InJ. during World War II he served for an years in the Air Corps and saw action In Africa and Italy. The other son Is Dr. Harry J. Mlnarlk, who Is practicing medi­ cine at Salem, Va., is married and has two children. He also Is « veteran of World War II with a distinguished record, and a* a filer on a carrier In the Pacific area, had two terms of sea duty *nd flew a maximum number of missions. Dr. Minarik is a graduate of Hemlnolr High .School, end at­ tended Stetson Univ.r.lty four year.. There followed four years ■of flying service from which he emerged a naval lieutenant. The war over, he .)>ent four years at Emory University School of medicine, and one year of intern work at Jackson Memorial Hos­ pital, Miami. W hiting..................lb. 19c | Headless Shrimp .. Ib. 69c, (.orally Haisrd — Dressed In Our Plaal 1 • ^ II k D Ready To Fry Drawn lb. West, Boston Butt hmokrd tC uO nN — .tfup -J— lr. on Hme. IIIuch 111 The News A .. / , -,V( I » f - W V A.” * -« • Wtie �CyVtrjWrj&nt'Att2izWX. . * ■‘■V* ' !*' ' ® he hi UrKj Th«r« Is Strength— T* f n iM t U * Ph m of tha World) To Promote tlio Progress of America. To Prvdaca Proapeilly for Sanford. . THE WEATHER Partly iloitHj ami continued warm through Saturday except unsettled In extreme north portion with pn»•Ihl) ll(ht ahow r r* III Tsllaha*. »rr area. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAI’ KK AwKwiatsd Prom l,« M « d W irt V O LU M E X X X X I I I 4.' 70-22 Chance ToReachPort od Has Gone Up, Says Bureau, But Not As Much As Your Income WASHINGTON UP-lf you think your food budget haa Rone up since the war, you are both right anil wrong, »ay» (he ARrlcullure De> pertinent SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY JAN. 1. 1052 £10 Leaders Ask Delay In Steel Strike No. E stablished ItlOh Reds Raise 7 Objections To i Six Point Plan Att’y General Denies He’s Leaving Cabinet 1320 or 28 per cent In 1917 and $292 or 2fi per cent In 194fl The department said many pro pie overlook the fart that they are --------rating much better than they did *W J ? jr Rt Mate pricea,report w ia ic O u fi Tiuupj, Iiqs a department ,1K}ay that „fooil lrur pvpry hack before the war. when prices Murray Recommends Appcnl For Immedi­ Reports Persist M c­ were very much lower Put On Board Fly- ;hou»rwlfr know*, that it lake* If Amrrlrans were ronlrnl In 4 5 - D a y Postpone­ ate Trade O f Sick Grath On W ay Out; . — , . , morn dollar* to huya specified the average pro war diet. Ihe ing Enterprise In quantity of food today than perhaps eat ment T o Give U. S. Am! Wounded PWs annual average food hilt would tie Mcrl Y oiiuk Missing about $273 now, compared with Board Time T o Ai t Flatly R e j e c t e d Storm -Tossed Seas jcvn!it t o 'e ^ t ..r that quantity „i $375. At Perjury Hearing Such a diet would lake only foorl represent* a smaller proporBy OI LS t I.FMENTN LONDON itv—l.loyds of l-nndnn lion of the average consumers In- 10 per cent of the average income ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. id’. al a football gam e It* DON IICTII WASHINGTON P Mlnruey made Tapi. Kurt Carlaen a 1 la conic than at any time ilnce lt»40. Before the war. the department The t’ ltt I'nlted Steelworker, MI'NSAN. Korea '.f> Thr l ton I'anm unlo m seem s far rem oved PANMI'N.tOM. Korea •c Tin* said, that diet took 23 per rent today postponed Ihrir threaten G eneral .1 Howard M eG ialh said 7 choke today to rearh harbor the department aald. minus!* made seven nbjrctions to military from the w ar imlll t ' N arlillrr* armistice conference sihtodav no change m bis slabis is with hi* broken freighter Flying ed Nation-wide strike for 4> day In Ihr *is p*.mi Alllril plan I* Ihe safest place III Korea to anil air h irers go In work Americana were aald to be upend of the average Inromr , , , Ills slalem eul was The Ing at the annual average per T,V department said farmers are days lya thut warned Ihey will walk for exchanging prisoner* of war Fate nrMae. W atch Hie war has h e e u 'g e il h ig 1 special' aUenllolV ; *° rr p i.it r r s qurslinnlng him about ■ nd rrlerlrd a new (I N appeal nut In late Fehruar If Ihe go* ■ The famed Insurance broken nplta rate nf $375 for food This, rfcelvln8 , •whiI « cents of Ihe There i* *omr bailie activity ran‘1 *settle Ihe steel for an immediate trade of sick a premlui premlam of 30 guinea* was said to be 28 percenl of the consumer a food dollar compared eminent can't Allied guns have • w alked" phn* ! !r_"_VP 1 " H" lf lally. only .i lew mile* from I’ .in and wounded |in*oner* '('IM .lt) for each 100 pounds average disposable Inrome—money vilh 48 renta In 1950, a record rontrarl dispute. ihorils and high explosive shells T ium .in'* eablnel .mm mimtoni w here Culled Nation* and l' MeGralli bail pist com e mil of nf 54 cent* in 1943 and 40 cent* * In a ileal bv tent at I'anmunlom f$2M) of coverage to relniure left aflrr payment of personal a re trying ", mil one end In the other and a Cabliiet meeting al die While ro m m im is t negntialnr* negr for the prewar average. ATLANTIC CITY, N J <*- Top Allied truce negntlator* asked for Ciimmiiniid the freighter against total loai. taxes. a I uiik the slopes end Ihe 18 mouth old roil!Biel Thai meaua Lloyda give* CarlThe department said food ex­ The agency said the farmer’s strategist* nf the hlg steel union an explanation of report* dial Mir to thirsting The while phosphorus plumes House a r l d lr r v shell* and Appearing In a lovlnl moml. Me L’luntiilliusts are shipping eralrd sea about 70 ehaneoa to make penditure* averaged $346 In 1950, share rangrd from 15 rent* out of recommended a 43 day strike skyward tn form a -ri marker for aer.nl strikes on lied imstthms echo II agalaal ZS to loae hla ship— or 26 per rent of the average dis­ every dollar spent for canned corn ponemrnt today In give the govern Warplane* mb. North Korea They over oil their G ralh lold the repoi ler . lli.it Ihe meeting leols of Ihe two 'he -jcldlervmen gel "tilings are lint alw ays w h it ihry or to horse player odd*, some­ posal income. By comparison, food tn 77 cent* for choice beef. 73 mrnl a chance to work not a sug­ also arcilsrd lied Cldna of releas Ing soldier* of Korean origin from rosl* averaged $338 or 27 per rent rents for egg*. 72 rent* for butler. gested selllemenl thing like 7 to Z. drum beat seem on Ihe surface .Ills! before tile I'.ihmel on-elmg, ''men anil i nmmunisi newsmen ol high explosive President Philip Murray of ihe Its armies m HI • and 19V! In form bell* thumps In 1010. $350 or 17 twr cent In Hi*, and 59 rent* for* mli'li G rail, had turned aside will, mm United Steelworkers recommended Ihe cadre .d the North Korean fled "Migreg.ilr ■" 'hr minldv field* be across the fro/en. snow covered LONDON iAv—The first mate of 'Inc Inr Imir .lhnmlniinl nut•%r.illril rice |iaddie* ro m m ill.il .in .w i-i* que .lion* trom (hat his union hold off h nation ur,n> the nrltlsh British rescue tug Turmoil toChinese Mai Gen ll*ieh Fang !!'\Mn!liMJ,lm to waleb Ihe sideshow wide slccl strike for 43 day* un­ Sometimes tin- noise rolls in like rewirters a* In whether tic had day aucceeded In be boarding (he ottered hi* resignation 11 «tit11« it#tt o n |*aia T « n » »tit! thru* wn> nnthiiu: wrimc in ' ** w ur.imUtiiml NOiil lit Fell 21 Vlylna Enterprise to join Cap! Because of re|Mirt.s that McGrath The recommendation rail* for a Ihl- lie labrlrd Ihe crated plane AmerKurt Carlaen on the crippled cri| m.iv step out .soon, a reporter put U - I J ( h l_ — strike postponement until 15 d-iys j report a ‘ridleiilous rum or lean freighter. the ipieslmn to the attorney general n e i t ] 1 1 0 V i r O u n Q S Inim Ihe day on which the Wage I il*irh. In luro. accused Ihe At The U. H. destroyer Jol)n W point blank wben be arrived at Stahiliiation Boanl begin* hearings Hr* of holding behind (heir line* Weeks radioed that the tugboat the Winte House for the regular nn the steel d is p u te thtough mttmld.itmu with the Horn man "managed to get aboard over Friday meeting id I'residenl I’ril T h e iM i.ird ha* schcdiibsl .i pie j boint> *nmc Msi.ivsi N'orlli Korean'. the taffrall of tho Enterprise and tn.in and In* t’ ahmel liminary h e a rin g for n e sl Monday i Both sulicnmmiHer* ie|ioried nn la now standing by with ( apt. Carl McGrath "That que.tioli i . at In Washington ' progress toward an armistice Both sen." most I* i i i i | m i i t.inl i« w lia l'. going T h e recommendation *va* m ide I agreed to try again Saturday Tugboat (.'apt. Dan Parker was Scores O f Egyptians High Court Also DcIn liappeti m tin- lieiiioct alic coo In Ih e form n f a resolution -uli j The prisoner ex, hange siihenin quoted as saying he is "confident venMon nest summer Anrl British Report-1 d d cs Dispute Over milled In a s|*erlal ronveniion I milter hclil a inai illion session I can get tow rigged if we get n r a ile d In d e c id e whellirr Ihe m il- IInvllllg four bmu* and ?o minutes Ili-porter " I I rril.tin lv -eeni. to break In Ihe weather." cd Killed In Battle City A u d i t o r i u m lion man union would strike about Alter**ard* Hear Adm ft I'. Widening Of Avenue B i m j c i i t C r n c l c - D o w n be gelling tttipui taut ft) The meaaago from the Weeks90 per cent of Ihr basic slrcl In Lildiv ad Timed at 2:30 p tn. (3:30 a m M iG i.ilh igreed Alniif; Air Si,it inn Ever M.tflc In Sonic Laughing 4’ AlftO. Kgypi lift—Fighting "of TALI.AHAS.SKE - Mere ill* ilustry lo hark iqi its demands for "|l look* In no- a. if wi- ire in I In- ie|n*rtei lold him that w as KSTt-sald fog was closing In and cnusldrrahle Intensity" flared up appointment with marriage Is not pay Increases and oilier contract for a long >tri|ggle " Is lOxpcclcrl Soon Ihe wind hsil increased to 28 32 again today between British forces sufficient lesson for divorce, the Areas Jails I'iftv "a highly tiieiimlusive m -w i-r " The Beds ii--retell Hie Allied ex knots at times. Mi Gr.illi said II i-erl.stitlv I • " and stubborn Egyptian Milner* Florida Supreme Court held today concession* change (dar Ihuisdav. bid l.dihv The priqNisal carried the dm use I In- * ’il> h i r t i l l s i | i ' r i | i ' t ! f •» f i t * I'll i'll lie walked illln Ihe 1 abtltet The message wns nol delivered near Ihe port city of Sun, a British 1 The high court threw out a ill NEW I'l lIK I* F e d e r a l o a re o t asked Hu-in to Indy H fuittu-r menl of President Murray and the .'♦nli | ( i i i n | I ) • • > ; « 11 n i . r i f .4 17 f s t e a l to naval headquarters in t-nndnn spokesman said. ics ag ents toil lo c a l po lice swooped meeting j vnrrc decree awarded Maude Wnii j S ' „ policy making Executive Frida* Ibe* pi-rdli'all) ob|eeled N l|» n f I jmi’I i i t i if it f I h r f11ai III suit* d o w n on s its p e rle d dope p e d d le r* until 4:43 p m. Meanwhile the The British force moved In on | "i*n. 62. fnim William If Wellman, • hoard tn •»f thr N iiymI M i SHi I imh p i u p n t v an d ad d ic ts m s e v e ra l id th e na W Vn IIINGT o N p i; Merl British government weather fore­ r r „ l(|Pnl Truman made lw-. flp I I'xcluinging prisoners id w n w it h a f i m i l a ^ r n f i i m r r th a n a to u t’s m a lm e lite * (in la y Young, casting service had Issued warn­ a filtration plant using mortar* |J»r 7 1 -'^ ^ < 1 husband, by folk ... hi* brother l l n -i hel and Ihe spokesman said there were County Circuit Judge Doni Beglsler prll|, tl, ,ho lininn r„rri>o>i a for ■ ivillan* niilr nn T u r n ly - f if il i S l r r r t , II \ ings nf gales—winds of 50 miles B a ld s m New Y o r k t 'lly . B u ffa lo , Joseph I I llo -.cn h .o tm W a s h in g to n I tnnv ad te n n m a r e x n n r , . « i • . . .. . . ? Iliffr ie n lla lm : ln - lw r i- n Hu- S a \ « i. a l l y < !<*rk. iH illH lI llir t l l i n t They hhad been married approxi alrikc now and . keep badly needed an hour—in the vicinity of the no nciliah casualties San A n to n io T e x . and D e tr o it a tto rn e y , fa ile d to show up in r o u r l ri-le a e a n d le p a l n a t l o n o f p r is o n The newspaper Al /.amao said mJW*y **vm months^ strr| rtivuinu for defense and e* 111aai fiiriif w e re slaged M iu iilla n e n iis ly D ffie to d a y io e n te r p le a * *o p e r lo ry Enterprise. srores" nf Egyptians and British i Mr,,1 Wellman based her divorce , arnUnl elvllisn need* Nnlltig Ihe erto Carlaen ha* been alone on the lh . 4‘iinn ty I irn ft»| Mitiiii* linn* m l* c a lle d it " Ib e biggest ro u n d u p m dn Im e n l* 3 Neutral supers isioii by Ihe Bed were killed In the haltle. II said complaint on the ground of ex while I louse plea*, the resolution Flying Enterprise since Iasi Hatur , „ , . . , n tr* kllllf tn hitw* Ihlw fni»l-ifi | o f M tspeeled dope p e d d le r* and \ | | th re e a re im d e i i b ilg e s of Judge Beglsler M|,| CrO* lo make .-ii,- prisoners or '*r* day. the day after a wild Atlantic |'*>«, ilevelojied when I. -oo tre me eruellv niatlr In I III’ U m Hi ! I )* pa I I llit’lil ill U s e rs " ev ei .t.ig e d III so m e .lir a s ly o ig un iiei o .illl lo a s e n a te sob Inn I ■rwntcil the divorce In Ihe Interest n,,. freslilenl of Hie Ifniled I civilians want lo l»i-srluioged storm broke hi* ship and knocked BrUinh tmops encircled the regi •‘i $In lh a l (hi* \t ii|riiiii|f nf (h r T ile e r a r k w m ln s ta rte d la te c o m m itte e in v e s tig a tin g L iv u r tlx in t Any form *d paroles for pri* hltthuiiv f I Mill (h r lli’tt In itia l' In T h u r s tla y to g lil nn her aide side The frelnhlrr her over on freighter I '•« recover the bodies of lhelr ' °* "society generally anil Ihe best siatea we say: We accept your Hm l m fb ie n re in B e io iis lr u e lln it | welfare of Ihcso two people ' request anil agree lo postpone ihe : oner* dead" In Thursday's clash. has been listing at 00 lo 80 degrees M rlh »n v illr A v n ilir nniv hr ^(urt M o re a rre s ts w e re e x p e l led I ’m nice t o r ito ra lio ii lo an s . I" a Egyptian and British official A city owned auditorium may | P((erllve date nf our strike so lhal | » I'siug a prisoner’s prewar ad Ills crew of 40 and 10 passengers •"•I I hr i|i*«ri Ipthm nf (fir pi n pri *\ A p p ro x im a te ly .Vi |terxotis. som e fPd e ra l gr ind p irv . n r lo both Hie were taken off, but he decided to statements differed sharply on Ihr slage Iheatrical altractinns. *|Hirts (|IP Wage Stahiliiation Board may dre** to determioi- tthelher In- l« Ha** p ir p a r r il hy I. IV Hagan, r-m . if th e m said lo lie m a jo r fig u res c o m m itte r an d tin* im v evenla, concerts and similar entercmw| ,| pr the esse promptly on Its I a North or South Korean fighting Thursday. v\Ml atick with hla 396 fool shin and lo illegal sales of narroHcs. were l S I)i«*lri«*l .iiiHkir .l.imnn II An Interior Ministry rnmmunl- talnmcnl* In rnmpelllion with prl-, merit* and recommend fair and I TheBeds also her cargo, valued al more than n Cllv AI tin nr v A Edwin .Slim selreil In New York City Names Kirklsinil o rdered .irn»s( u .ir rn td c vale enterprise, tha Supreme Court que said about 13 Britons were equitable terms nf settlement " | • ' Charged lhal ihe Allied plan nnl an million dollar*, and protect Ihe bolai-r today onlnti-d out Unit llm . "f Ihnso arrexlrd were also held isMird, u h r n Ihrv di«l md .ipprur The WHB recommenilalinns will!would nol speed up Ibe exchange dclior on Hm part of tha Cllv m jmninccd luiiimdlBlrly owner*' right* in Ihe ahlp, worth kUled In the fighting and 14 Egyp­ afflrmtti a ruling by not be binding on either union nr llobrrv W Hudlry, .inidhrr I*J* ^* 11.400,000, The .veasel, null! In tians were wnunded. .lame* C. Ryan, district siipet '7yt)cnlcil that thoiisiiiula pf Snulh t ••xei'itlmg the deed In this i.iui County Circuit Court dla- industry. British military headquarters at Injtlnn miornty. «pp«*rri|f tiufnrr M 9 14, Is owned hy the Ishrandtsen KftNu.n* had Imcn IMlprtisilxr^ttn f “J"* "crH*lntm.| by 'h - iirr.l , f visor nf tK. C. S Bureau-of *Jxr .fuller Kirkland Thnr.if.iy »nd m missing an action* brought by tha Fayld.aaid'ii wa« "a small action Al stake Is an entire new eon T in # , NejMYgpiL ' f t • ■ l iTilMin flrlaiU u*iHi vnr* colic.*, told imw.smcn ini and Cnpa Copa Bkacn Rkach Corp Corpora wife out snipers." The British Starlight llfil army THU rnimdup In liound f>» h nv r ( r m l n pirn nf in n n m il In .1 pnr Ihe union and lead Hm A massage al II a. m. from thr account said two British offlrers lion* of Miami Beach In an at Iracl between Che Allied plan called for an t-x imi|4 fiii|tfir( m il Imil(!••*•, ifisf'rtijnij n sjiliaf,»rv r f f r r t «»»i (hr ilIf*k*;cI liny iiidlrlliii'ld Hr ........... Aut„.i.ei, it... » M'lr.isrd •*•(»$• Weekf said the Turmoil had made had been wounded and Egyptian tempt to prevent Ihe City of Miami .J; change of prisoner* on a manAlor • ki* Civil AnmiN iidi'f .iJir, t,,r ^ . tl?s"c.oH Mill* of n . i n o d e s in N ru Vnrk iinilrr H.noo liall and uivimi M dnvn five vain attempt*. In worsening casualties were unknown lg entertain lh(iur|y pay ,HHlM h„ drawn mosl man basis until mm *tdt> „r the ( urn hikI (h r ,Vnvy. Heath from presenting l Ifv " in u h u l l In fill* innliMiis «i (I-m'V.iiii( weather, to get a tnwllnn aboard TI.rttoC iri*lt|i|i*f| tot||$iil;il iiitii s|i i mrntx In Ihe City Auditorium liiilil* nn mori- Tim remain S rvfii persons »t im p :»rrrslr*l in ( l onlirtm *| (*. •' •i:«* of the headlines, the Steelworker* oihcr the Enterprise. mg prisoner* would be traded for HUfM,»l ('» | •t •*v •*111 (ll|» It If'h \V1I\ S;in AiU"*uo Pi in llnff.ilo ami .*i’ | The Supreme Court said: "On I' jf Ihe nf an ... " rc "" i 8pl Kuaraolcrd ail i ivlllans and finallv Hiniis.iml* of flMltl Im*4 Mllllf)^ el fI lilt 111! /)||11, |p The 2:30 p. m. message from H old in g Needed For (he question nf the nnwrr power of the Weeks said the list of Ihr Family W ith Kiddicn Ihorlty of ihe Cllv of Mllaml Beach "f'^cngrs^h'l'c' p',)^'^llffcn'oi es^' in displnccd civilian* rein amini! wnillil I'll!' mil: h full I MW |ni|«l ill i|t(f' flu- in H r tiM il Ci l r u s Shitij i crs Flying Enlerprlse, around no dr III |null'd III all all for all cxi llAllgf •111»•»11 |'l"|'i'il V mill l u it it 111it pm ------1" "t"hrp end to“ T l m e d wage Inequities. gtecs Thursday, hail increased Ifttwt'ver. the Alim* spt-cifltnl tintl 'illt'l ( m (lie lii$(hwMV, mill immvii p Plans Ontlincfl For W a r m 'd Aujainsl A eritlcnl shortage ,.f furnishnl •'’ * * , . * ", Improved incentive anil premium no ime war prtxmmr ot civilian IUi i IIi s m na saw* t a s l flu* I»' It* •' Inn k uhtllkf I hi* I'ltl II I* apartment, available for families , ^ "*: P«y *nd other eo.tres.lons The would bi- ropatrinlod agalnxl III* f M in i n g s ’ Elks’ m ood Drive with children exist, in Hnn/ord. "nlonlala now ram an avrrngr nf w ill A n d i o n Marki'ls Mr.. Camilla Bruce nf the Heml- !!"*u iim l 8! 93 an hour I'rlsotmr* refu-iing to be i-x In im W i l l i a m . , • I i i i m m i i i u if in note County Ch.mber of Com- L ^ 'h M r e an lm S r tL l buMnesI ' Murray *.W hi. million mem changed and iirt'.mmi • it idnl (or E lk i lll'io d B an k C m n n ilH e e , nt|i I \ K \ I NNH I' I k»iid • * l i n n merer office reported tlit. morn­ ami materially affect the economic hers need falter |iay theiks t<> ■iv|||nti'< would him- lo ago |iaroh-i< lln ,-i| |iln ||a l i l i l n ig h t lo lie an hi|>|M i h *\r Iiitii " nn»»l hm ing. n e t* n ( l o d g e I :* 11 f m a i llv in i»n sl»e» mm ••!♦((•»»» ••• •*I-•♦ run rfimmunlly." mr,‘, h'« hrr ,llvlnK roM* ’ ,P ! " " 1" I'Mitnl-lug not lo figld again *u llm Hh" told of . Navy couple with life of lhal ______ _______ ___ lalns Ihe Intluslrv can afford |iav w ,r w id e i .n iip a ig o In e io n - a i|iin ' i - Ini >1 M Mrtl •Hiii »*»i two children who because apart I n ( blood d o u a ln n i. fi-»ni Mi l . ai - , (r-itf *»H I M ll lie ment ownej. would not rent to I'hillipH PropertieH IhaV In *the'case^nf Ifniled ^Stales SROI'I. r Allied infantrvmrn i . p a il i»f H ie a iir m illio n i n n '. I ( I It »|r . n r (*'t i -I, lim it' WASHINGTON The Navy families with children, have been ..( tiliMid w ill- h Ilii' t Ik -' n a ln in a l lorttmd tbroiigb heavy mortar and .tl III#* |i M'klMl! I" to t* | >1 tl plans to use a part of Lake George forced to live In oae room for the G ets 8 More PermitH J llr a lle y lld ln im lo ok In , " lg n lll/l|l|< M | h a - pledged ll il'lf In fur iii •inall firms fit'* (»mI$v »n*l mfiip in Central Florida aa a bombing Bast month. They would like a million in 1051 ('irfil pri/ril Oirishwis Hill nn (Hr g iilii-i m ilo i m l t-an in atg n In to lb . f o r m ll Iiy .In ly I (,» III,- Se, i - G i i v tid In a FI.,H(I i f i l m M Min ii range. But Ihe bnmhi will be "min furnished apartment with two nr G r e a lc i M ia m i m iio K u u ili P lio id * Phillip* Properties, continuing ,ndll%lry s,|d they ran i hl rnilf«il Knrrnn l»Hl(lr fnmt -.( I h f r l l — in ,v lie l.if#*in#it( 99m I •9*11•••• * lature bombs" amt "100-pound wa­ three rooms. n i r a l l n * w eek end b e g in n in g a their rnnitruction of attractive no, grant increased wages without llc t m a n J a c o b io n ,t a * c d lh .it •ommmiM lr*Mi|»s hail aHacknl ••I'diiiU 9(im ni'H It h flit Nor 111 nn ller-filled bombs." Chamber of Commerce manager, homes In the Wynnawood 8ubdl- .,r,Pf „ , , ef Thfy ln,|„ higher ' w e e k ’* • a illp a tg ll III th e In g lilv if ttaflaxiB Mb *!•! 'h e ( in a t i r e l o m m d ' c i i . a ve a ll .«aliI in 9.iI*#' idvant «. ♦ I cni reiilly V The Navy also toll] Sttt. Holland forreat Breckinridge, today as­ vision on east of Mallonvllle Ave- wagPS antl prices would Increase p o p u la te d D . d r c o u n t y by n il'll l . till M|l|ir«»V4l| |*\ (hr *(MD me Iti^h hiii Iimti in.if 9 • i |*» i« •* (D.-Fla.) that Its actlcito over the serted, " w i have people seeking nue and Ixirderlng on Twenty-fifth m g tin ( 'Iv lla n ('In ti a l th e S h i , I d(|^f* ii>( r• fm (hr ll# If M\#'i9»r.ivy *• iiil'.rtJlr lake I* not expected fc destroy residence here who are forred to Street, yesterday securing City Inflationary pressure I toga Inn in Miami la <1 night ♦»«'<it inn Mllll « iVIt rtp»t(ri lit lihliiiL Hi#* .ii|i‘ 9|«itt. HiS-iin •* m*iIi 9 .i’ ll wildlife nr seriously Intoflare with live to Apopka, Del,and and Or­ pnrmltx for the ron.tructlon of Mr ll'lliam e.-ilaldlsheil Ida ban- (ii'fntr i•ithlri (f$kiiig (hr witIlk ol on-Iv afI•*f ( 99i»* I*1' 9* 9mi9 piftill#* sport fishing and other rtereatlona. lando because of our housing eight more house* totalling $72,»f operations .1 the Bl-ciivnc ll-> i ai.mi* I hr irf|tiir«< 1 ftimlt. (nr |if'l liii|»*» • ’dl i#*-* *'f The Orange fmuny, Fla.. shortage.” Icl, llnj ocwe.il hotel jn Elornln'i (oo In estimated coat. Irving K f l n k r e , l»t»* t«|rtt( nl mill .#•«• mm *i"|» \9$if#i tl .»id Sportsmen's Association on Dec. 6 l .i g c i l city. Sis other .i-lirilulr.l He added that It would be pro­ S(Mi(bi>r ii O i r m r iU, It" . w ft . Ill Tho permits ware issued to Tlir iiiviii il 1 I * f f 9n»«i r.r.nn voiced opposition tn the use of the fitable for home owner, to fix up Wellborn C. Phillips hy J. T. -iiercbe i are on lap for Heiiitiioli- din if‘i| ii • h inrmltPi <i( t|,r 1la 'dgf liippli'U *'»»9|f9 $v • »»*I« »• •( mimImicIi* lake hy the Navy, and aiked Hol­ vacant room. Into nice apartments Pope, acting building Inspector. I " 'in ly '- ( i t ’ll giihriMnlottal itipi II i > Vh’ P |•Vr til* til ii f H. \ dinner, hniuninir Min Mminn m ol in Ibe M iam i area wilb many 1' !••* l»l« Sln lr F.lk . \ m int nin. re Mf.l'il lV > ii •* il d i n .•!#*9i i In order tn alleviate Ihe current Moat nf the hmues will lie. o$4. land to look Into Ihe altuation. (tp| |f t«| •119If •$it lllpHlfllt |ifi»’ #M I iipinmt nf K» l'« Irr fmig, lieti " l li 'i pi'iliable Iniproniplo tall Rear Adm. G R Davla of the housing shortage. |rt»i f •*•! ,i v|||M I ii (hr l u a t l , 1l.o-lgconcrete block construction u r i e vi iv $(»$m*I i« nil lit i'M V»'t mu «»f In -ti ict Knur. Sixth Naval District said that the Mi llilliani w ill apeak lo Hi The widow of Harry T. Moore, II* it ii ll«*l|lll«,i| (•• - 1ill ( In• M-l three In-drooma and will range In Fill ll'» fil I » ••• #1 IV • 9I»" J tsv v would give "careful conaldHA8B8ALL MEETING •( allte 1.o-lgl Mints t»omt>'»l*ylng vletlm, wlm Plot InlrrnNliuniil. "ill hr held Edihon ('enter (.Iona Cluli al noon 9**•il 1 hr Iml ••nil *»( Imlldiv »*»iH4**’ ftnin .Monday mnl I In* Pinewooil lamia •ration to the Interests of (he fish­ nf Ihr M nfi!**«iiiitM Huilng Idmm A masting of tha Chamber of cost from $7,000 to |I0,600. Mi*r ( +•'rk. left her hospital lied .galiiat lll(#*»lfii Flnl Hla .i1''’ * »i;#»»l II I'H 1 ermen and nthera In the vicinity Commerce baseball planning com­ lollllM IflS ( hr lit* r Hug, a lltlff.-l fjirvsug *1* view v.rw llv, doctor’s■ m«ive■ order* to bet Inis- Tntmliiy, .Inn H «$( *» ir» IV M., it Dial anmv night The ("Mowing HTOCK MARKET In.a. 1it*li i m I llv n »*l •llr!•* • Vi 11.!. In the me nf this target." mittee end all interested people waa .»’ i viol to Hutool . mil v at mill *»i »|i(dmi( v w r lf f lc i band', tiody before burial, died of wH« revealed at » rwl11 ?ad'll es.a III,- Col al NEW YORK H R —Railroads led a He laid also: was called for Monday night at • blond clot late Tbursd.y. I * «”tutlv.. board of llm I Hot ( tub (,ald. „ Kiwanl a Cluli . ( niiiili, • ban III iiienilii-i, prcaenl f itmi Vi H7 In V» 7 9 Nesl "Ttinradav Ml. (Idiiam will "An investigation has diacloacd 1:00 In the City lu ll, John forward movement today In the ' In Id «l the bottle of Ibe president. ----- 1 Moore. 48, Florida secretary of stock market, the fourth straight S t i I i t ** (IlflM* 9m'#$ iI-iv • ImI jiIimI make lluee apeeehea. The (n .l that in order for the Navy,to prop­ Krldar, chairman, announced to­ Mrl, V. 1! Mesmngcr advance. the National Association for H m erly conduct Its naval •'aviation day. Following the dtniml, the regu­ will la- lo Hie AllapaHab Exchange Anemia Tests Slated I 2|fi i n't, ;t’i7 nmi»' 9li.ni f»$r (hr Advancement of Colored People, Gains ran from fractions lo be­ training program, an additional tar lar meeting of llm i Inti, originally l ’till* at noon, the second at C,..’HI Discussion* will center around At l/on^vvnnd Selmol i-iirii|*.ir aflvi* prriiNl • vr*n get area was neceisary In the vi tha organisation of tha Hanford tween one end two pointi with a was burled New Year's Day in n -ilieduli-d at the Yaclil Cluli, will P.lll. Iiefore (he Kdlann Centei cemetery near his bombed home few pushing oul lo between two kUi rinlty of the Naval AuiftJary Air class D baseball team for 1962, h* lie held Instead in the dining mom •Ipliinl.d Cluli nm| Ihr laal lit H Illl ( ’ Of ( ’ IMi'Hinu For and three points In Mima Test* fm anemia and fm bool, Station, Sanford, Fla. . . . s' 8:00 P. M. All rommltte* chair. p.m. to Ihe North Miami I,inn. stated. Doctors had given his widow a vim in will hem ad. al (lie Lynnn Club. 'I’ttesdav < aneelled "The target arts contemplated Mr. Krldir urged that ell people 50 ttoance to live after the ex men are requested lo bring their AUTO FIRRT 5a5( The Kanfurd candidate will re .School, Ltingwond, starling Mon .was used for similar purposes dur­ who ore Interested to attend. Still r-nOita, written In quadruplicate, plosion ploi which kilted her husband A reported automobile fife turn to Hanford amt Central l lm day mo'nine, by (be Kemluloe i n g World War I! but the area se­ pending before th4 baseball com­ II,.- Chambci "I Cumntercu She died without making a state­ to the meeting Ctiimly lid,.Hi I (nit, In l-’rant' htiatd meeting at bedtllcd for T*iet Ida no next Friday. lected at the present time Is not mittee Is the official termination turned out to be nothing more It was voted by Ihe group to| ment about the bombing Assistant Ouillinau, dirt'clor, annoiilicetl ltd, as extensive aa the area utilised o f the New York Giants' working than a burning car seat at Mellondav evening tin i lie-’i »*anrelled bevilla and Celery Avenues for fire­ Htate Attorney Hubert E. Griggs lie reaec the .mount set op in Ihn toiiiidug FIGHT FOB ECONOMY during the war." i an ir n( the til . t.iI■at|tm of CItV agreement with the Banford team. men at 6:58 yesterday evening, and J. J. Elliott. Gov. Fuller budget fur Ihe Hub's main pro­ The teals, lie slnletl, nre Hi In- offli lal whit'lt i, ill 'nko place at PA ll IS i^t—Premier Itrne j’ leveu This la a formality pending the Assistant Fire Chief R. T. Thomas Warren'e special Investigator, at­ le. t, "The .Milk Bank” which lias went hack to his light (or govern made a' (be retpie*! of II T Mil i u b k o ih t iw ' re-organlsatlon of the club, ha said this morning, tempted lo Interview her Wednes­ gmwn to sorb proportions that ment economy reforms and higher -vet-, piim-lpal of Ibe .rhool On lln- hhiii .* time. I'm teal. IlreekinA slight Increase In voting re­ report.. ~ . ii-lgt- aniio'ini'i'd In-lay tin- original amount will not cover day. "Apparently somaotie dropped %-,, (,, 1.,,,. date I n . tic«n iet as gistration and re-regUtretton wee It Tin- report, prepared by Mr*. luxes today with a small majority the le-mlis o f the teit, wilt diNo funeral arrangement, have Ihe flaming seat on the corner vote nf confidence behind him , p-ml w hether or tint the entire y f„, t|,P Cbnndirr meeting, reported this morning nli at lltlO W E. Hnllryhi-nd. chairman, MIL TYRE DIES and drove the car sway," As­ bean mad* for Her yet Dr. George The National Assembly voted 231 srliool populntino almnld teielve , i„ tn i Mi llreckm inlgc .... Supervisor, ftun.rvl.or Mrs. Camille bv the slowed Hint during the past year Funeral service* for L. M. Tyre, sistant Chief Thorns* added. Starke announced this afternoon. lo 247 Thursday night lo debate his | nimitar testa du rin g lb - 1952-5:11 AppliciillotM fm Hie citrus fru ee BE 1214- Myrtle Avenue, will bo Thi. was the only fire In the The vletlm'e body la In the Bur­ ao average nf 241) quarts of fresh plans (or a to per rent Increase *.lmol tr im . i„ t„. held m (itland o amt More then B0 new votli milk have treeo given each month held .tomorrow afternoon at 3 past 24 hours, ha reported ton funeral home awaiting burial. on most Indirect (axet and fm -------Tavares are now available al th* wsre issued since yta P, K. at the Erickson Funeral Hh* died as an Immediate re­ to needy families throughout the change. In the national railways ”x j ■ MKHO NOT MOVING ] Chamber of Commerce office, bring the total reglxtr*' Rome. Mr. Tyre died at 11:30 sult o f • lung blood clot with lit county. NEGRO A M O T I f ) and social security systems. Sheriff P. A. Men. this morn Thef'entralFloiiditCItrusComm# 181 io . ifigure. Early tha 14 was derided that hostesses <hla morning at the Ftrnald* ■glng of the apleen JACK8UNVIU.E (J$~PoU (to-PoUcr ci re- t.rnal ti#morrn*L — ............... — I log denied a perslalent rumor that •mitlrc'* school tin* a $5 irgiatratlon for or the altered . ughton Hospital after a long ported Thursday g Negro purchas and other organs ns, Dr. Starke re. fm the Service Men's Center, anALIEN PROPERTY PROBE \tie Intended to retire ami go to lion fee. Clnaaea rontmoiire on « end P» Precinct No. IB fib other project of the Hub. will be er of the federal occupetional gam ported. WASHINGTON — Sen. Wiley j Crescent CBy to live, lit-added 1Jan. 15 at Orlando H-nlor High rg, Bruce. by Mrs. Hie la survived by hla wife Mrs, Ha performed an autopsy I,at selected In alphabetical order. fay tax stamp wai m ealed In a ‘ Hist hlt> mother, Mrs. J. W. Nero, School, After the first nine weeks 'New voters In the'ere* were Pearls Gerald Tyre oi aon, Bill bllng raid Thursday. Charles Augustus might which showed aha suffered Mi*s Maude Itainscy, public af­ complete Investigation of a "mass two sisters, Mrs. Mnymc Hie school a)i Ift is its a|te for Ihe •leo aaked to file appllcetlone for ami a alitor, Mrs. Murray Jervis, Jones, 80, was Jailed on charges • ruptured epleen and badly fairs chairman, recommended that of tips" on multi-million dollar acti­ and Hodgkin and Mm . Mara Mem finnl nine weeks to Tavares High voting card* early to avoid the all of Sanford. Tha Rev. J. E. of ^possessing gambling parapher- bruised Intestines. He also stated a Membership be taken again thta vities of the Allen Property Office. Williams, are, however, now liv­ School. leet minute rush. McKinley will conduct tho final that her trip to the funeral home, year In the Seminole County The senator said In a statement ing In Crescent City. Mrs. James rltoa. _________________ Mrs. he expects the Inquiry to touch Jarkaon, a vmmger sister, has to view her hu*h*nd'a body last Clumber nf Coininerr*. QHAK Monday, had little to do with Nancy’ Brock, treasurer was also upon reports of fat fees and profit* lived In that rlty for a nnmliei Movie Time Table instructed to mall a check In the tn some Individuals and corpora­ of years. ISTANBUL, her death. n ir « amount of $6 *» the March nf earthquake killed tl tions, "grava mismanagement" "Contrary to earlier reports "tit* Kind of Woman” NIIRIMP BOAT OKATII Harriet had at no time aver re­ Dimes chairman. She reported and "considerable favoritism." 1:31 . 1:08 • It 45 9:22 FKHNANDINA BEACH UB-J.W vealed who aha auepeeted might $8 had been given rncantly to the Ennis died of suffocation aboard TWO DROWN MOV IELAN II have reused the explosion," Dr. Salvation Army Drive for Fund*. Following the meeting Mr*. DELAND kto—Deputy Sheriff T. the shrimp boat Miss Wanda Dene “ Up Front" Starke asserted. Mawanger served refreshments J. Hteerman laid Tom Hots, 61, In Farnandlna Beach harbor Thura0:30 • 7:01 Intermission 8:33 to Mrs. 0. W. Touchton, Mrs. H. Lak« Halm, and Harry French day, Coroner H. V. Burgesa report­ feature 0:13 ed. Burgeaa aald Ennli apparently Mattlfl, SB, Caaaadoga, were A. fwsnson, Mrs. B. E. Chi] PKAIKIK LAKE drowned Thursday whan their flan- fell aaleep while smoking a cigar' Mre, Ruth 8cott, Mrs. M. C. "Two Tickets to Broadway" tag craft overturned on Lake Colby etto, set fire to bis mattreia and r«i Gaorg* A. Stine, Mrs. Ni 6:30 • 8:30 . 10.00 Mias Maude fUnuajr' Mar hara. was overcome by fumes. Armistice Conference Site Said Safest Place In Korea To Stay 1 S r." ...........I*, ........ Fierce Fighting Disappointment Again Breaks Out leld No Groun In Suez Sector In Divorce Case . to City Deeds Land Federal A g e n t s OnGcnovaAvenue Stage Roundup Of ToHigh way Board Dope P e d d l e r s . mJhVJS? •Navy Plans Use Of Lake George As Bombing Range Odham s Campaign Moves Info Miami In Soil!horn Tour Hans Arc* Made To lOntertnin Lead(»r Harriet Moore, Bombing Victim. Of Pilot District Dies In Hospital t Th« Weather A - kL . , xki.'J* ’, •* — .u ,:,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ WKnt _ _ • al - •iO � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/80aa10c4dff4e96c3276e8a8cb1a8bf7.pdf 65e5f238bf006eba5440b946c9ae3fe5 PDF Text Text I if! V A.. / , -,V( I»f- W 1yic... ..Sr/ii *-«• Wtie THE SANFORD HERALD «' h Thun/. Jan. 3. !JJ 2 IIIuch 111 The News Hy HOH ANTHONY____ Gospel Singers Are . Coming To Sanford Tin* suine kind of iollicKintf. pvnpy K‘» l" ‘l music unre enjoyed only at rural ram p mi-cting*, will move Into Hanford at the .Seminole High School auditorium, Jan. Ill, In a concert that will last nearly a!! r.ltfht, i'mii Ym e*, J r . an­ nounced today. The counrert la bring pro* inoteil l»y l.oy McCormick of T alIlh M see, who h a . packed auilltoriun m a n d h a.rh all parka throughout the Smith with out•tanding (piartettes alternating in SM) nilnille stretches, singing gospel songs of every type and t.mpo. Air. Yates Is assisting MeC oim lrk with local arrangements. The group of singers appearing at the high pi’houl, will ho Tho Handera (Jonrtette, of Itnllu., Tex., rated )>y many a . the top ouaitct of the United States, the famous la- Fevra T rio of Atlunta, fia., nod tlie Homeland Harmony Quaitette, also of Atlunta. The new year hai ushered in, beside, many other thlntf., six new men for the Station. Tom Conway, Chailes Feihinper, Don* uhi Hite, Ted Price, and Hoh VVelilt all repurteil Irr from (Ireut (dikes, III. while M illard Tyson arrived here from seu duty. Tom's hom« is Johnstown, I'enn., C h a lk s is ( m m liaitim ure. M ary­ land, Donald from Columbus, Ohio, Ted from Detroit, Midi, and lloh hulls from Mount Ver nun, III. They are ail very much surprised to see such beautiful weather in January. The weather makes Mdluid Tyson feel rlKht at home. It should, tils horn, happens tu lie to Osteen, Fla. Highlighting the lii'glnning of the new year will l.e the inxtullntii.n of officeis of tlie Florida Aksmdation of Itealtors, Saturday, lit the tieudi|iiarteis building in Orlando. la itry W. lamg, Ht. Petersburg, will lie installed us president for 1062 of F A It. This meeting will lie followed hy Die annual humpiet In the evening honoring stule officers, I JO RADIO STATION WTRR ItO* Klluryrlaa .'N lliA tr lV rsi.ro Jsm tior.* Mniiilriir Melody Rw%rn u l ’IorH Club Nrwk HjioMn AI A <iUin« Kity K y *n Ork Moriiliig Devotion* MontU In Miir Io U .. 1 I.1 Al Nine I'bil hrpii Af <»/ssn Alvlno May Ork. Wlisrai Af.wele V tar in Trweil IMi. I'p rara<t« A liny, A Old. 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Alrli.ll> Time Vuilrly Hull Alrtl The* llund Nil* edition I'bil Krt.l At H is r ii It * Hmiii r Tlinw Hliltrd NmIIoiir Jrrry limy orb At lloiur Witt. \|i.■!«: New* Cildr H im bln I'Uyt man off rotate FarmerH Market llrenrl . . . Ill • . v t o i i i i M 't r i; h . . m w »:i i « N 1H H K T SmuI mmI t-'lnrlitn CahliSKe. L’lil.isse I l l s Celery. .'Inrlila Uulilen, liepsnillna Hite ir is Celery, I's s ih I. Il.pernlliia Pile erls Dixie 1 r« Three men returned from lenvo lid s inoinlng spent In o tlur parts of llu* stale of Florida. I Imtles Soleiiherger and l.lnyd luvlor hoih returned from Minnd while W illiam Holier came hack to Sniifiinl from III. ntnv in \'ero liearh. N AAS'* Fred Wood leD veslenlav on 11 Irip to South C m1ilium 'o hriug his wife, Mar garet, hues lo Sanforrl. Margaret went lo Snulh Carolina to visit her folks ovei llie holidays Many men lu-ie ns all over III*naval eslaldisliuienl are hii-v stndving ltd* week for Uu* eoiniog service wide exu'ililiatlons for petty officer third serond. I III lull** Tlie follnwliiM pflees r«|i<ir|ei| '., tlie I.enlrrs in, The htihfnrtl Hint*. Kurmers Mm m l (111 |irniliice n..l.l In TriieHeril.A lienlers 1111 In t in I'M . Jan r IIshiis, Temlerereen. |le|ielllllllN cj«... 1111 llu. Iipr l i n in '. Ileans, I'nls Iiu Iipr. >7. 1 no I'uliliaas. Kl> Mi lli lines Wilson llasehleii left tlie Ml is tiou and Hunfuid tliin morniiiK with 111 dels to sea duty. Ottls Price and c h ie f liranK er will lie lenviiiK under the same con­ ditions tlds F in la y morniiiK. I t ’u been swell having you ahoaid ini'll, lioud luck to you. The Slution basketball learn held their first practlru since the holidays yesterday oil un outside rourt here on the base. The sun was shining brightly and the men worked on a nice sweat. The holiday lay-off hasn't hurt them Hindi and they're lignin working as hard as ever for n winning team. Any of the men from the sipindrons I lint didn't have 11 chance In try-out for the tenin hrfm e the holidays alld would like In now •linllld eonlarl Id. C I.. .' iillivaii in the Education Office ur dinp around at any uf Ihe u e n li.rly scheduled prae I n i s at IMHI each day. Tndiiv is moving day for Id I. N It-■ winnn and his fam ily Fu rn ieily residing in Altamonte M p lillg S . th ey have d e c i d e d l o make Sanford their new home Their new addiess w ill he IM'J.i Fores! Drive, Sanford. < J 110 I I S 1 >. flu* Ifllll I Ml 3 M» l'f»r*l*v I"! t»*kt i'*|i|i«rH Ini b«HI • M> i*«itati>MM Klu M**i| IIHnn, I i.'it.'inlliiif Ki.tilt* Ml III Mg II uiII mIii 'm bu Imkl* H'IIiumIi , V••11«1v\ Ini Iipr T muiI i N bun riTMIII <if h11K**" Ii«'|i*fullriM HI** lift* 1 iru un****. i>ni|il* 4 Imi »j r . i p c r r inil. m , uliuiK-un u i x a n but imir j «Irit|>«*Ir UrMiicfrulf. MrmiIi Jane Itnssell offers n loasl lo Kohert Mltrhum, In a .cent from HKD's “His Kind tif Woman," showing on the Itilx Theater screen today and Ft Ida v. Secretary Cray AnounccH He Will Seek Re-election P u n . C m in Sin/nr M o n th II • s ll i s r . r r s s i .••• O s » l Japonicas, osal.a* and uth.r flowers at his homa at 1318 Park Avenue. llu came here In 1007 from TAI.LAHASSKK (SpedoD - Sr-c Cleveland, Ohio, where he wa* rtdary of ISnlt* It A. Cray an Iwrn and raised, lli. fir.t joh wa. nouuml today liiat he will be u {as n firemun on the Krie Kallroeil, ronditlalc for rrnnmlnntlnn in the and lie wa. a flr.man when he coming Di'innrralir Primary and stnrted work on the AC1. here. for rrelecllon In Hit* Office of S«'i- His first Imme was at Magnolia rt'lury of Slate In niaklng Ihe Avenue nod Kiglith Htr.et. He annminreiiient Mr Cray said: liiiilt his present home In I02U. “ I am grali'fid lo tin- people of Ills first run aa an engineer Florida lot liavint! been pcrnni letl lo serve lliern us ik'crelurv id for the Atlantic CohsI Line wan Slate for a number of years, liur from Kissimmee to Narroosle on lug lids lime I have held high a wood burning type of locomo­ ideals of good government con tive with n hlg diamond shapir stnnlly la-foie me When I first stark and n long cow catcher, came Into the office of Secretary mid ipiite a rontrust to th . modern lliexel In which h. mad. hi. last of Stale a iiinllo was adopted ‘Prompt. Kffielenl and Courteous i run. Must of Die brick for the .‘letvice’-an d 1 believe Dial this paved rusdx in the Winter Gar­ UlOlIu has been followed ut all den ores were hauled on his train. limes Postmaster Joel Field as pre­ "Florida government has been inv liohhy und main Interest (lore sident of the Kiwanls Club, sent I first begun serving Hie State und i Mr. Miimrik a telegram of con­ I have bail no other buxines* or gratulation upon his retirement Interest lo divert my nllentiun (rmu urn! coliiniriideil him for his long my public service As the years and faithful service, especially fur pa* sllie duties and res|)on*ili[|illes habitually bringing the mail train n( tlie u f flee have iiinlerinlly h i ereused und tlie work has kteail have had n part in Ihe accomplish ily grown It ha* hern nri Inspir.i nirntx In the rapidly growing work lion and a great Milh.fuetnm in uf Floridn government. "In uiinoiiiiriiig my candidacy and fitsl class and chief p.-ii\ for nomination for another term 1 officei. The lliitd rlas* I', H again express my deep apprecia exam will he .Ian. H, second rlas i lion lo ull Die (ample of Florida will lie Inn. lh, first class mi for Ihe -privilege of serving them, an. 22 nod exams for Chief will and I pledge u continuation uf Ihe he held Jail. 2tl. guiding slur motto uf Ihe office, These service-wide I'tnminn 'Prompt. Kffielenl anil Courteous lion- are non tally given once Service.' ’ Mr Gray serves un a number uf every sis mouths and Die cum lirlilioii is hnlween meiillierg, uf Culdnid Hoards and Commissions. the entire II. S. Navy. NAAS/Iiih One of the most important Cuba very good representation o f met uxsigmncida he has. accord­ ■lien taking Die exams and w e ing tu Mr. Gray, is chairman of hope we will have ax good » the I'ohinM ciunmltlei' on the Flor­ percentage of melt milking i ida Stall' Hospital Only one other passing murk and lining advanced Cabinet Officer has served longer III their proxpeetivo ratings. nn llie Cabinet. llm S Tunirrrliir*. A• *of rlIft«r to eralee Corn Hlit* V6 but f 16 56 viirlrll** proiflli'i* r*r*|v*«l ut CsnllMuwer crates bit. Iisl<l 00- 2 t o ' Tbi* Hiiiiff.nl Hii»Ir PuriiitTa MiirbH Ma. pin til Cllllullls C nduuls .In. Iiiiii Su 2 n 1 . 'ff.iu |<i A 31 Jit 11 I. lo 10 A 31 I ill'll m inis Ini liskl. . >6- (M i. fit11 3 'Iiiiii r*r*l|itft 7154 p4tkdK«'H. I •*fiiHml in *4 nn nil prodiu * itiid l . e 11 . le w ( ( . . l l e r a . l i e 'roll, ilia t k r t Bt»4i|y |ie|idlu| site I, A erls AMI Crystals Miimrik Retiren C EN T H A I. I I.O ItlllA (MUCH F R E E Z E I AND .rrp ItA G E ( ’» . YOUR Locker Plant ^ Phona 131H 401 w. lath st. i o o d S o \ « R ent A l.ocker — Huy WhitleNnle. Save M onty On Your F ihhI ConI n ThiH New Y ear — O ur R etail P rireo Given H ere A re Low, Hot You ('nil S till Save 25 tu 30'/!' B uy­ ing Whnletnile — Ank (I n. i i u :t lh. ran NGED PORK RF4NS 1l iQr e I If Ll CCA rU Im 01 DCllliu AUdCK MAXINE COMPLEXION SIIRDD'S SALAI) Cc D Pt, Jur S O A P I »AH 5 ' D R ESSIN G 2 9 m LEAN MEATY NECKBONES lk- I 9 1 cuapa \ s nR nA Ct uONn sugar KRPKATRI) BY HPECIAI. REQUEHT! A(JRI) CHEDDAR CHESEE L iV iM l A t , (U n it ! i ‘'4! w P vr.- “ DEALER SINCE 19S1 YOUR FRIENDLY Ann »m m w w w- Page — Salad Dreuing, qt. j a r ....... 49c Ann Puge Mayonnaise, qt. ja ............ 59c 100*« Pure Vegetable Shortening DEXO. 3 lb. c a n ................ 89cs i oz. htl. WA oi. cans .. 46 oz. can .... 12 oz. jar Ann Page Tomato Soup . AAP or l.ifihy's Pineapple Juice Ann Pagr Smooth Creamy Peanut Butter . CuHtomers* Comer Fur wr.k ending Jan. SIh 1032 lan'l so much different than I860. Thla marka the 03rd year that AAP has been serv­ ing Ihe Am.rlran housewife. Iln basic priarlpi. — lo give heller food for less money— U Just ae good today aa It ever wa*. Il must be or we wonidn’l have been around eo lung. iiu! we, like ev.ryune, ran aland lni|iruvemrnl. We'd like you tu letl us whal we can du lu betl.r nerve you. You ran lie sure we'll llslrn. i ' I . ’k iu e h h i :i .v i n o s itKi-r. t a r i-'iiua * i n r * « 17" l.e t la a lm Ate.. X rn Vurk IT, XI. *. 23c 11c 29c 33c( Fancy Yellow Squash ......... 2 lbs. 19c Fancy Pole B eans.... ..... . 2 lbs. 29c ; • : \. jv . y, ■<" - o. Funcy York Apples ... ...... 5 lb. bag 47c Krenh Criap .vV, Pascal Celery ........... stalk 15c ' («ihmI .Inley Lemons.......... 432’s 6 for 19c .Heut (irude Brnnd Dry Salt WHITE BACON, Ib ..................... .. Arinuiir’n All Meal 29c Dressed A Drawn Fla. Grade A Skinless Franks.... lb. 59c | Fryers................... lb. 55c long. Fresh Ib. Fla. Grid# A til H a iti ti/h ltim lb. 1 Ground Beef 1 Dozen L, , ROLLS Pound “SEAI.TEST THE BEST’ Butter Scotch Royal# T l' ICE CREAM Thla Week Only — 2 Pta. MEATS VEGETABLES Ground Beef lb. 69c * .« • - • • • • • * - - • mim m Cut Green Betas Aaparague Cuts Cut Corn Fancy Pena , Fried Potato## Pure Lean — Grad# A U. B. Good Chuek Beef Roust.... Ib. 75c m s m m m Mild ond Mallow KchondMlodM VVrowondWVwy Iona Tandar Sweet Peai 2 1 lb. cjw 28c ffptnnrh ARP Fresh • U, B. Good — Full Cut Pork .......... ChOP8 rtr»t Cel F m h Freacu 69c CORN ON COB JSs. 4 center cuts l f £ m Lava Soap.-.---- - reg. bar 10c Purple Plums No. 2V4 can 25c * For WHItor Washers ARP Whole R Piwoe Oxydol.... . , ' targe pkg^SOc Th# Pafroet Cleaner Spick n* Span 1-lb. pkg. 24c Sweet Potatoes 18 os. can 28c Iona Hominy No. 2Vi cam 10* A n o u l Bor fo r T * n k Job Woihinf Ivory Soap..... ....... 4 for 23c Cheer......... . targe pkg. 88* 1 SwM$Mrt 2 bath ban 25c !*•" to Ut. A* effe*Dv. thm Batarday* - -v; ,y •••-•i i"<*-V•. • • 'n .rIMS *>».•-Is H u••,1 <•'<' - "•1 •; Phaae 8M First Slre.l s» Kaaford Aveaue ta ... .................... >1 " ■. INCORPORATED • EGGS 7 3 DUCKS 5 9 ' RSirnd Steak n *^ £ LB. STRICKLAND-MORRISON Fresh Regular Pork Roait ^ ]Im49c CENTER CUT STREAK O'LEAN WHITE Always 8 m Thin Sliced Breakfast Bacon FU. flrade A m For Values That Build Friendship "Super Right" (.orally Haisrd — Dressed In Our Plaal 1 lr. on Hme. Mr. am! Blrrt. SflnarlU Itavw tw.j u n i. John W. Mlnartk, following In hi. father', footst.p. at a railrosd.r, 1* a fireman on th . ACL Railroad. A graduated of Semlnol. High School, h. took a year uf in.truction at tha Tri8 t«te College or ttngwif.nng at Angola, InJ. during World War II he served for an years in the Air Corps and saw action In Africa and Italy. The other son Is Dr. Harry J. Mlnarlk, who Is practicing medi­ cine at Salem, Va., is married and has two children. He also Is « veteran of World War II with a distinguished record, and a* a filer on a carrier In the Pacific area, had two terms of sea duty *nd flew a maximum number of missions. Dr. Minarik is a graduate of Hemlnolr High .School, end at­ tended Stetson Univ.r.lty four year.. There followed four years ■of flying service from which he emerged a naval lieutenant. The war over, he .)>ent four years at Emory University School of medicine, and one year of intern work at Jackson Memorial Hos­ pital, Miami. Whiting.................lb. 19c | Headless Shrimp .. Ib. 69c, lb. West, Boston Butt hmokrd SH O U LD ER lk- ' i f TARTY FRttaa FAN SAUSAGE * ■t i FRYERS HENS |j • ^ t a m r ANN0UNCBM1NT I Permfta Iarmed Mr. ami Mrs. Forreet Myrlck (Ceettaee* » e e » Mure O M I issued with 78 while. last month, announce the birth of • 6H lb. December, the year’, low of 34 boy. Robert Lee, born at 4:60 A.M New Year*. Day, at 1616 W. permit, w.re granted. building permit, broken down Sixteenth Street. by e«ch month and th .ir value, are a . follow.: January, 40, 8147 466; February, 38, (62,278, DR. C. L. PERSONS March, 86, *40,776; April. 60, OPTOMETRIST *I64JI3&; May, 74. fc200,090; June, 7ft $1,046,631; July, 44, EYES EXAMINED | 8110,(73; August. M. f? 2ft,M0 ; GLASSES FITTED September, 40, $106,606.20; Octo­ 118 South Palmetto Aveaee ber, 78, $166,667; November, 36, $.10,376; December, 34, *83,033. II k D Ready To Fry Fla. G raile A — Drewieil A D rawn .tfup -J — A.” �CyVtrjWrj&nt'Att2izWX. . * ■‘■V* ' !*' ' hi UrKj Th«r« Is Strength— ® he T* f n iM t U* Ph m of tha World) To Promote tlio Progress of America. To Prvdaca Proapeilly for Sanford. AwKwiatsd P rom l,«M «d W irt VOLUME X X X X III 4.' 70-22 Chance ToReachPort od Has Gone Up, Says Bureau, But Not As Much As Your Income . THE WEATHER Partly iloitHj ami continued warm through Saturday except unsettled In extreme north portion with pn»• Ihl) ll(ht ahow r r* III Tsllaha*. »rr area. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAI’KK SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY JAN. 1. 1052 £10 Leaders Ask Delay In Steel Strike No. E stab lish ed ItlOh Reds Raise 7 Objections To i Six Point Plan Att’y General Denies He’s Leaving Cabinet WASHINGTON UP-lf you think 1320 or 28 per cent In 1917 and your food budget haa Rone up since $292 or 2fi per cent In 194fl the war, you are both right anil The department said many pro wrong, »ay» (he ARrlcullure De> pie overlook the fart that they are -------pertinent rating much better than they did *WJ ? j r Rt Mate pricea,report hack before the war. when prices M u r r a y R e c o m m e n d s Appcnl F o r I m m e d i ­ w ia ic Of u i Ti uupj, Iiqs a department ,1K}ay that „fooil lrur pvpry were R e p o r ts Pe rsist M c ­ very much lower P u t O n B o a r d F l y - ;hou»rwlfr know*, that it lake* If Amrrlrans were ronlrnl In 45-D ay Postpone­ ate T r a d e O f Sick G r a th O n W a y O u t ; . — , . , morn dollar* to huya specified the average pro war diet. Ihe ing Enterprise In quantity of food today than perhaps eat m e n t T o Give U. S. Am! W o u n d e d P W s annual average food hilt would tie Mcrl Y oiiuk Missing about $273 now, compared with B o a r d T i m e T o Ai t F l a tl y Rejected S t o r m - T o s s e d S e a s jcvn!it t o 'e ^ t ..r that quantity „i $375. At Perjury H earing Such a diet would lake only foorl represent* a smaller proporBy OI LS t I.FMENTN LONDON itv—l.loyds of l-nndnn lion of the average consumers In- 10 per cent of the average income ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. id’. al a football gam e It* DON IICTII WASHINGTON P Mlnruey made Tapi. Kurt Carlaen a 1 la conic than at any time ilnce lt»40. Before the war. the department The t ’ltt I'nlted Steelworker, MI'NSAN. Korea '.f> Thr l ton I'anm unlo m seem s far rem oved PANMI'N.tOM. Korea •c Tin* said, that diet took 23 per rent today postponed Ihrir threaten G eneral .1 Howard M eG ialh said 7 choke today to rearh harbor the department aald. minus!* made seven nbjrctions to military from the w ar imlll t ' N arlillrr* armistice conference sihtodav no change m bis slabis is with hi* broken freighter Flying ed Nation-wide strike for 4> day In Ihr *is p*.mi Alllril plan I* Ihe safest place III Korea to anil air h irers go In work Americana were aald to be upend of the average Inromr , , , Ills slalem eul was warned Ihey will walk for exchanging prisoner* of war Watch Hie war Ing at the annual average per The T,V department said farmers are days lya hut t Fate nr Mae. has h e e u 'g e il h ig 1 special' aUenllolV ; *° rr p i.it r r s qurslinnlng him about ■ nd rrlerlrd a new (I N appeal nut In late Fehruar If Ihe go* ■ The famed Insurance broken n p lta rate nf $375 for food This, rfcelvln8 , • whiI « cents of Ihe There i* *omr bailie activity Ihe steel for an immediate trade of sick ran‘1 settle a premlui * premlam of 30 guinea* was said to be 28 percenl of the consumer a food dollar compared eminent can't Allied guns have • w alked" phn* ! !r_"_VP 1 " H" lf lally. only .i lew mile* from I’.in T ium .in'* eablnel .mm and wounded |in*oner* '('IM .lt) for each 100 pounds average disposable Inrome—money vilh 48 renta In 1950, a record rontrarl dispute. m imtoni w here C u lle d Nation* and l'ihorils and high explosive shells MeGralli bail pist com e mil of nf 54 cent* in 1943 and 40 cent* * In a ileal bv tent at I'anmunlom f$2M) of coverage to relniure left aflrr payment of personal iim iiniid are tryin g " , mil one end In the other and a Cabliiet meeting al die While m m im ist negntialnr* negr for the prewar average. ATLANTIC CITY, N J <*- Top Allied truce negntlator* asked for Cro the freighter against total loai. taxes. a I uiik the slopes end Ihe 18 mouth old roil!B ie l Thai meaua Lloyda give* CarlThe department said food ex­ The agency said the farmer’s strategist* nf the hlg steel union an explanation of report* dial Mir to thirsting The while phosphorus plumes House a rld lrrv shell* and Appearing In a lovlnl moml. Me L’luntiilliusts are shipping eralrd sea about 70 ehaneoa to make penditure* averaged $346 In 1950, share rangrd from 15 rent* out of recommended a 43 day strike skyward tn form a -rimarker for G ralh aer.nl strikes on lied imstthms echo lold the repoi ler . lli.it II agalaal ZS to loae hla ship— or 26 per rent of the average dis­ every dollar spent for canned corn ponemrnt today In give the govern Warplane* mb. North Korea They over oil their Ihe meeting leols of Ihe two 'he -jcldlervmen gel "tilings are lint alw ays w h it ihry or to horse player odd*, some­ posal income. By comparison, food tn 77 cent* for choice beef. 73 mrnl a chance to work not a sug­ also arcilsrd lied Cldna of releas on Ihe surface Ing soldier* of Korean origin from rosl* averaged $338 or 27 per rent rents for egg*. 72 rent* for butler. gested selllemenl thing like 7 to Z. drum beat seem .Ills! before tile I'.ihmel on-elmg, ''men anil i nmmunisi newsmen ol high explosive bell* thumps President Philip Murray of ihe Its armies m HI • and 19V! In form In 1010. $350 or 17 twr cent In Hi*, and 59 rent* for* mli'li Grail, had turned aside will, mm United Steelworkers recommended Ihe cadre .d the North Korean fled "Migreg.ilr ■" 'hr minldv field* be across the fro/en. snow covered LONDON iAv—The first mate of 'Inc Inr Imir .lhnmlniinl nut•%r.illril rice |iaddie* rommill.il .in.wi-i* que .lion* trom (hat his union hold off h nation ur ,n> the nrltlsh British rescue tug Turmoil towide slccl strike for 43 day* un­ Chinese Mai Gen ll*ieh Fang !!'\Mn!liMJ,lm to waleb Ihe sideshow Sometimes tin- noise rolls in like rewirters a* In whether tic had day aucceeded In be boarding (he ottered hi* resignation 11 «tit11« it#tt o n | * a i a T « n » »tit! thru* wn> nnthiiu: wrimc in ' ** w ur.imUtiiml NOiil lit Fell 21 Vlylna Enterprise to join Cap! Because of re|Mirt.s that McGrath The recommendation rail* for a Ihl- lie labrlrd Ihe crated plane crippled AmerKurt Carlaen on the cri| m.iv step out .soon, a reporter put U - I J (h l_ — strike postponement until 15 d-iys j report a ‘ridleiilous rum or lean freighter. the ipieslmn to the attorney general n e i t ] 1 1 0 V i r O u n Q S Inim Ihe day on which the Wage I il*irh. In luro. accused Ihe At The U. H. destroyer Jol)n W point blank wben be arrived at Stahiliiation Boanl begin* hearings Hr* of holding behind (heir line* Weeks radioed that the tugboat the Winte House for the regular nn the steel dispute thtough mttmld.itmu with the Horn man "managed to get aboard over Friday meeting id I'residenl I’ril The iMi.ird ha* schcdiibsl .i pie j boint> *nmc Msi.ivsi N'orlli Korean'. the taffrall of tho Enterprise and tn.in and In* t’ahmel liminary hearing for nesl Monday i Both sulicnmmiHer* ie|ioried nn la now standing by with ( apt. Carl McGrath "That que.tioli i. at In Washington ' progress toward an armistice Both sen." most I* iiii| miit.inl i« wlial'. going The recommendation *va* m ide I agreed to try again Saturday Tugboat (.'apt. Dan Parker was Sco res O f E g y p t i a n s H i g h C o u r t Also DcIn liappeti m tin- lieiiioct alic coo In Ihe form nf a resolution -uli j The prisoner ex, hange siihenin quoted as saying he is "confident venMon nest summer Anrl British Report-1 d d c s D i s p u t e O v e r milled In a s|*erlal ronveniion I milter hclil a inai illion session I can get tow rigged if we get n railed In decide whellirr Ihe mil- I Invllllg four bmu* and ?o minutes Ili-porter "II rril.tinlv -een i. to break In Ihe weather." cd Killed I n B attle C i t y A u d i t o r i u m lion man union would strike about Alter**ard* Hear Adm ft I'. W id e n i n g Of A v e n u e B i m j c i i t C r n c l c - D o w n be gelling tttipui taut ft) The meaaago from the Weeks90 per cent of Ihr basic slrcl In Lildiv a d Timed at 2:30 p tn. (3:30 a m MiGi.ilh igreed Alniif; Air Si,it inn Ever M.tflc In Sonic Laughing 4’AlftO. Kgypi lift—Fighting "of TALI.AHAS.SKE - Mere ill* ilustry lo hark iqi its demands for "|l look* In no- a. if wi- ire in I In- ie|n*rtei lold him that w as KSTt-sald fog was closing In and cnusldrrahle Intensity" flared up appointment with marriage Is not for a long >tri|ggle " Is lOxpcclcrl Soon Ihe wind hsil increased to 28 32 again today between British forces sufficient lesson for divorce, the pay Increases and oilier contract A reas Ja ils I'iftv "a highly tiieiimlusive m -w i-r " The Beds ii--retell Hie Allied ex knots at times. Mi Gr.illi said II i-erl.stitlv I • " and stubborn Egyptian Milner* Florida Supreme Court held today concession* change (dar Ihuisdav. bid l.dihv The priqNisal carried the dm use I In- *’il> hi rtills i|i'ri|i't! f•» fit* I'll i'll lie walked illln Ihe 1 abtltet The message wns nol delivered near Ihe port city of Sun, a British 1 The high court threw out a ill NEW I'llIK I* Federal oareot asked Hu-in to Indy H fuittu-r Murray and the .'♦nli |(iiin| I )••>;« 11 ni.rif .4 17 f steal ics agents toil local police swooped meeting to naval headquarters in t-nndnn spokesman said. decree awarded Maude Wnii j Smenl ' „of President Frida* Ibe* pi-rdli'all) ob|eeled Nl|» nf Ijmi’I iitiifitf Ihr f11ai III suit* down policy making Executive until 4:43 p m. Meanwhile the The British force moved In on j| vnrrc on sitsperled dope peddler* "i*n. 62. fnim William If Wellman, • hoard tn •»f t h r N iiymI M i S H i I imh p i u p n t v and addicts m several id the na W Vn IIINGT o N p i; Merl British government weather fore­ a filtration plant using mortar* |J»r 7 1 -'^ ^ < 1 husband, by folk r r „ l(|Pnl Truman made lw-. flp I I'xcluinging prisoners id w n with a fimila^r nf iimrr than a tout’s malm elite* (inlay Y o u n g..., hi* b r o t h e r l l n -i h e l a n d casting service had Issued warn­ Ihe spokesman said there were County Circuit Judge Doni Beglsler prll|, tl, ,ho lininn r„rri>o>i a for ■ ivillan* niilr nn T u r n ly - f if il i S l r r r t , II \ ings nf gales—winds of 50 miles Balds m New York t'lly. Buffalo, Joseph II llo-.cnh.otm Washington I tn n v h ad ten n m a r e x n n r , . « i • . . .. . . ? Iliffrienllalm: ln-lwri-n Hu- S a \« i. ally <!<*rk. iHillHlIllirtl lint San Antonio Tex . and Detroit attorney, failed to show up in rourl They had been married approxi alrikc now and . keep badly needed an hour—in the vicinity of the no nciliah casualties ri-lea e and lepalnatlon of prison The newspaper Al /.amao said mJW*y **vm months^ strr| rtivuinu for defense and e* 111aai fiiriif were slaged Miuiillaneniisly Dffie today io enter plea* *o per lory Enterprise. to Carlaen ha* been alone on the srores" nf Egyptians andBritish i Mr,,1 Wellman based her divorce , arnUnl elvllisn need* Nnlltig Ihe erlh. 4‘iinnty Iirn ft»| Mitiiii* linn* ml* called it "Ibe biggest roundup mdn Imenl* 3 Neutral supers isioii by Ihe Bed were killed In the haltle. II said complaint on the ground of ex while I louse plea*, the resolution Flying Enterprise since Iasi Hatur , „ , . . , n tr* kllllf tn hitw* Ihlw fni»l-ifi | of Mtspeeled dope peddler* and \ | | three are imdei i b ilg es of Judge Beglsler M|,| CrO* lo make .-ii,- prisoners or '*r* day. the day after a wild Atlantic | '*>«, ilevelojied when I. -oo t re me eruellv niatlr In I III’ UmHi! I )* pa I I llit’lil ill Users" evei .t.iged III some .liras lyoig uniiei o.illl lo a senate sob Inn I ■rwntcil the divorce In Ihe Interest n,,. freslilenl of Hie Ifniled I civilians want lo l»i-srluioged storm broke hi* ship and knocked BrUinh tmops encircled the regi •‘i $In lhal (hi* \t ii|riiiii|f nf (hr Tile erarkwmln started late committee investigating Livurtlxin t Any form *d paroles for pri* hltthuiiv f IMill (hr lli’tt Initial' In Thurstlay nn her aide side The freighter frelnhlrr I '•« recover the bodies of lh elr ' °* "society generally anil Ihe best siatea we say: We accept your her over on toglil Hml mfbienre in Beioiislruellnit | welfare of Ihcso two people ' request anil agree lo postpone ihe : oner* dead" In Thursday's clash. has been listing at 00 lo 80 degrees Mrlh»nvillr Avnilir nniv hr ^(urt More arrests were expel led I’m nice t oritoralioii loans. I" a Egyptian and British official A city owned auditorium may | P((erllve date nf our strike so lhal | » I'siug a prisoner’s prewar ad Ills crew of 40 and 10 passengers •"•I I h r i|i*«ri Ipthm nf (fir pi npri *\ Approximately .Vi |terxotis. some fPderal gr ind pirv. nr lo both Hie slage Iheatrical altractinns. *|Hirts (|IP Wage Stahiliiation Board may dre** to determioitthelher Inl« statements differed sharply on Ihr Ha** pirparril h y I. IV H a g a n , r-m . if them said lo lie major figures committer and tin* imv were taken off, but he decided to evenla, concerts and similar enter- cmw|,|pr the esse promptly on Its I a North orSouth Korean v \ Ml atick with hla 396 fool shin and fighting Thursday. lo illegal sales of narroHcs. were l S I)i«*lri«*l .iiiHkir .l.imnn II An Interior Ministry rnmmunltalnmcnl* In rnmpelllion with prl-, merit* and recommend fair and I The Beds also her cargo, valued al more than n Cllv AI tin nr v A Edwin .Slim selreil In New York City Names Kirklsinil ordered .irn»s( u.irrntdc vale enterprise, tha Supreme Court que said about 13 Britons were equitable terms nf settlement " | •' Charged lhal ihe Allied plan nnl an million dollar*, and protect Ihe bolai-r today onlnti-d out Unit llm . "f Ihnso arrexlrd were isMird, uhrn Ihrv di«l md .ipprur The WHB recommenilalinns will!would nol speed up Ibe exchange dclior on Hm part of tha Cllv m jmninccd luiiimdlBlrly owner*' right* in Ihe ahlp, worth kUled In the fighting and 14 Egyp­ also held afflrmtti a ruling by not be binding on either union nr llobrrv W Hudlry, .inidhrr I* J * ^ * 11.400,000, The .veasel, null! In tians were wnunded. .lame* C. Ryan, district siipet '7yt)cnlcil that thoiisiiiula pf Snulh t ••xei'itlmg the deed In this i.iui County Circuit Court dla- industry. British military headquarters at Injtlnn miornty. «pp«*rri|f tiufnrr M 914, Is owned hy the Ishrandtsen KftNu.n* had Imcn IMlprtisilxr^ttn f “J"* "crH*lntm.| by 'h - iirr.l , f visor nf tK. C. S Bureau-of *Jxr .fuller missing an action* brought by tha Fayld.aaid'ii wa« "a small action Kirkland Thnr.if.iy »nd m Al stake Is an entire new eon Hm llfil army T in # , NejMYgpiL ' f t • ■ l iTilMin flrlaiU u*iHi vnr* colic.*, to ld i m w . s m c n ini and Copa Cnpa Rkach Bkacn Corpora Corp wife out snipers." The British Starlight THU rnimdup In liound f>» hnvr (r m l n pirn nf innnm il In .1 pnr Ihe union and lead A massage al II a. m. from thr account said two British offlrers lion* of Miami Beach In an at Iracl between Che Allied plan called for an t-x imi|4 fiii|tfir( m il Imil(!••*•, ifisf'rtijnij n sjiliaf,»rv rffrrt «»»i (hr ilIf*k*;cI liny iiidlrlliii'ld Hr ........... Aut„.i.ei, it... » M'lr.isrd •*•(»$• Weekf said the Turmoil had made had been wounded and Egyptian tempt to prevent Ihe City of Miami .J; .iJir, t,,r ^ . tl?s"c.oH change of prisoner* on a manAlor • ki* Civil AnmiNiidi'f Mill* of n .in o d e s in Nru Vnrk iinilrr H.noo liall and uivimi M dnvn five vain attempt*. In worsening casualties were unknown lg entertain lh(iur|y pay ,HHlM h„ drawn mosl man basis until mm *tdt> „r the ( urn h ik I ( h r ,Vnvy. Heath from presenting l Ifv " in u h u ll In fill* innliMiis «i (I-m'V.iiii( weather, to get a tnwllnn aboard TI.rttoC iri*lt|i|i*f| tot||$iil;il iiitii s|i i mrntx In Ihe City Auditorium liiilil* nn mori- Tim remain Srvfii persons »t imp :»rrrslr*l in ( l onlirtm *| (*. •' •i:«* of the headlines, the Steelworker* oihcr the Enterprise. mg prisoner* would be traded for HUfM,»l ('» | •t •*v •*111 (ll|» ItIf'h \V1I\ S;in AiU"*uo Pi in llnff.ilo ami .*i’ | The Supreme Court said: "On I' jf Ihe nf an ... "rc ""i 8pl Kuaraolcrd ail i ivlllans and finallv Hiniis.iml* of flMltl Im*4Mllllf)^ el fI lilt 111! /)| | 11, | p The 2:30 p. m. message from H o l d i n g N e e d e d F o r (he question nf the nnwrr power of the Weeks said the list of Ihr F a m ily W ith K id d ic n Ihorlty of ihe Cllv of Mllaml Beach "f'^cngrs^h'l'c ' p',)^'^llffcn'oi es^' in displnccd civilian* rein amini! wnillil I'll!' mil: h full I MW |ni|«l ill i|t(f' flu- in HrtiMil Flying Enlerprlse, around no dr III |null'd III all all for all cxi llAllgf • 111»•»11 | ' l " | ' i ' i l V mill l u it it 111it p m ------1" "t"hrp end to“T l m e d wage Inequities. gtecs Thursday, hail increased Ifttwt'ver. the Alim* spt-cifltnl tintl 'illt'l ( m (lie lii$(hwMV, mill immvii p P l a n s Ontlincfl F o r A eritlcnl shortage ,.f furnishnl •'’* * , .* ", Improved incentive anil premium IUi i IIi s m na saw* t a s l flu* I»' It* •' Inn k uhtllkf I hi* I'ltl II I* no ime war prtxmmr ot civilian apartment, available for families , ^ "*: P«y *nd other eo.tres.lons The would bi- ropatrinlod agalnxl III* f Minings’ E l k s ’ m o o d Drive with children exist, in Hnn/ord. "nlonlala now ram an avrrngr nf will Mr.. Camilla Bruce nf the Heml- !!"*uiiml 8! 93 an hour I'rlsotmr* refu-iing to be i-x Inim William., •I iiimmiiiu if in note County Ch.mber of Com- L ^ 'h M r e an lm S r tL l buMnesI ' Murray *.W hi. million mem changed and iirt'.mmi • it idnl (or Elk i lll'iod Bank CmnnilHee, nt|i I \ K \ I NNH I' I k»iid • * l i n n merer office reported tlit. morn­ ami materially affect the economic hers need falter |iay theiks t<> ■iv|||nti'< would him- lo ago |iaroh-i< lln,-i| |iln||a lilil night lo lie an hi|>|M i h * \ r Ii i t i i " n n»»l hm ing. net* n( lo d g e I :*11 fm a i llv i n i»n sl»e» mm ••!♦((•»»» ••• • * I-• ♦ r u n rfimmunlly." mr,‘, h'«hrr ,llvlnK roM* ’,P !""1" I'Mitnl-lug not lo figld again *u llm Hh" told of . Navy couple with life of lhal _____ ______ __ lalns Ihe Intluslrv can afford |iav w ,r wide i .niipaigo In eion- a i|iin' i - In i >1 M Mrtl •Hiii »*»i two children who because apart I n( blood doualnni. fi-»ni Mil. ai- , ( r - i t f *»H I M ll lie ment ownej. would not rent to I'h illip H P ro p e rtie H IhaV In *the'case^nf Ifniled ^Stales SROI'I. r Allied infantrvmrn i . pail i»f Hie aiir million inn'. I ( I It »|r . n r (*'t i -I, limit' WASHINGTON The Navy families with children, have been ..( tiliMid will- h Ilii' t Ik-' nalninal lorttmd tbroiigb heavy mortar and .tl III#* |i M'klMl! I" to t* | >1 tl plans to use a part of Lake George forced to live In oae room for the Gets 8 M o re P e rm itH J llralley lldlnim look In, "lgnlll/l|l|<M| ha- pledged ll il'lf In fu r iii •in all firms fit'* (»mI$v »n*l mfiip in Central Florida aa a bombing Bast month. They would like a million in 1051 ('irfil pri/ril Oirishwis Hill nn (Hr giilii-i miloi ml t-aninatgn Into lb. form ll Iiy .Inly I (,» III,- Se, i -Giiv tid In a FI.,H(I i f i l m M Min ii range. But Ihe bnmhi will be "min furnished apartment with two nr Grealci Miami miio Kuuili Plioid* Phillip* Properties, continuing ,ndll%lry s,|d they ran i hl rnilf«il Knrrnn l»Hl(lr fnmt -.( Ihfrll — l.if#*in#it( 99m I •9*11•••• * in ,v lie lature bombs" amt "100-pound wa­ three rooms. nira lln* week end beginning a their rnnitruction of attractive no, grant increased wages without • ommmiM lr*Mi|»s hail aHacknl llc tm a n J a c o b io n ,ta*cd lh.it ••I'diiiU 9(im ni'H It h flit Nor 111 nn ller-filled bombs." Chamber of Commerce manager, homes In the Wynnawood 8ubdl- .,r,Pf „ , , ef Thfy ln, |„ higher ' week’* • aillpatgll III the Inglilv ' h e ( i n a t i r e l o m m d ' c i i . a v e a ll if ttaflaxiB Mb *!•! .«aliI in 9.iI*#' i d v a n t «. ♦ I cni reiilly V The Navy also toll] Sttt. Holland forreat Breckinridge, today as­ vision on east of Mallonvllle Ave- wagPS antl prices would Increase populated D.dr count y by nil'll l . till M|l|ir«»V4l| |*\ (hr *(MD me Iti^h hiii I imti in.if 9 • i |*» i« •* (D.-Fla.) that Its actlcito over the serted, " w i have people seeking nue and Ixirderlng on Twenty-fifth mg tin ('Ivllan ('Inti al the S hi , I d(|^f* ii>( r• fm (hr ll# If M\#'i9» r.ivy *• ii i l '. rt J l r lake I* not expected fc destroy residence here who are forred to Street, yesterday securing City Inflationary pressure I toga Inn in Miami la <1 night ♦»«'<it inn Mllll « iVIt rtp»t(ri litlihliiiL Hi#* .ii|i‘9|«itt. HiS-iin •* m*i Ii 9 .i’ll wildlife nr seriously Intoflare with live to Apopka, Del,and and Or­ pnrmltx for the ron.tructlon of Mr ll'lliam e.-ilaldlsheil Ida ban- (ii'fntr i•ithlri (f$kiiig (hr witIlk ol o n - I v af I•*f ( 99i»* I* 1' 9* 9m i 9 piftill#* sport fishing and other rtereatlona. lando because of our housing eight more house* totalling $72,»f operations .1 the Bl-ciivnc ll-> i ai.mi* I hr irf|tiir«< 1 ftimlt. (nr |i f ' l liii|»*» •’d l i#*-* *'f The Orange fmuny, Fla.. shortage.” Icl, llnj ocwe.il hotel jn Elornln'i (oo In estimated coat. Irving K f ln k r e , l»t»* t«|rtt( nl m ill .#•«• mm * i" |» \ 9$if#i tl .»id Sportsmen's Association on Dec. 6 l.igcil city. Sis other .i-lirilulr.l S(Mi(bi>r ii O irm r iU, It" . wft . Ill He added that It would be pro­ Tho permits ware issued to Tlir iiiviii il 1 I * f f 9n»«i r.r.nn voiced opposition tn the use of the fitable for home owner, to fix up Wellborn C. Phillips hy J. T. -iiercbe i are on lap for Heiiitiioli- din if‘i| ii • h inrmltPi <i( t|,r 1la'dgf liippli'U *'»»9|f9$v • »»*I« »• •( mimImic Ii * lake hy the Navy, and aiked Hol­ vacant room. Into nice apartments Pope, acting building Inspector. I "'inly'- (it’ll giihriMnlottal itipi II i > Vh’P |•Vr til* til ii f H. \ dinner, hniuninir Min Mminn mol in Ibe Miami area wilb many 1' !••* l»l« Slnlr F.lk . \ mint nin. re Mf.l'il lV > ii •* il d i n .•!#*9i i In order tn alleviate Ihe current Moat nf the hmues will lie. o$4. land to look Into Ihe altuation. (tp| |f t«| • 119If •$it lllpHlfllt |ifi»’#M I iipinmt nf K» l'« Irr fmig, lieti "lli'i pi'iliable Iniproniplo tall Rear Adm. G R Davla of the housing shortage. |rt»i f •*•! ,i v|||M Iii (hr l u a t l , 1l.o-lgconcrete block construction u r i e vi i v $(»$m*I i« nil lit i'M V »'t mu « » f In -ti ict Knur. Sixth Naval District said that the Mi llilliani will apeak lo Hi The widow of Harry T. Moore, II* it ii ll«*l|lll«,i| (•• - 1ill ( In• M-l three In-drooma and will range In Fill ll'» fil I » • •• #1 IV • 9I»" J ts v v would give "careful conaldHA8B8ALL MEETING •( allte 1.o-lgl Mints t»omt>'»l*ylng vletlm, wlm Plot InlrrnNliuniil. "ill hr held Edihon ('enter (.Iona Cluli al noon 9**•il 1 hr Iml ••nil *»( I m l l d i v »*»iH4**’ f t n i n .Monday mnl I In* Pinewooil lamia • r a tio n to the Interests of (he fish­ nf Ihr M nfi!**«iiiitM Huilng Idmm A masting of tha Chamber of cost from $7,000 to |I0,600. Mi*r( + • ' rk. left her hospital lied .galiiat ermen and nthera In the vicinity Commerce baseball planning com­ lollllM IflS ( hr lit* r Hug, a lltlff.-l lll(#*»lfii F ln l Hla .i1''’* »i;#»»l I I I'H 1 fjirvsug v.rw llv, doctor’s■ m«ive■ order* *to1* view bet Inis- Tntmliiy, .Inn H «$( *» ir» IV M., it Dial anmv night The ("Mowing HTOCK MARKET In.a. 1it*li i m I l l v n »*l • ll r!•* • Vi 11.!. In the me nf this target." mittee end all interested people NEW YORK waa .»’i viol to Hu- tool . m i l v at m i l l *»i » |i ( d m i( v w r l f f l c i band', tiody before burial, died of wH« revealed at » rwl11 ?ad'll es.a III,- Col al H R —Railroads led a He laid also: was called for Monday night at forward movement today In the • blond clot late Tbursd.y. I * «”tutlv.. board of llm I Hot ( tub (,ald. „ Kiwanl a Cluli .( niiiili, • ban III iiienilii-i, prcaenl f it m i Vi H7 In V» 79 Nesl "Ttinradav "An investigation has diacloacd 1:00 In the City lu ll, John In Id «l the bottle of Ibe president. -----1 Ml. (Idiiam will Moore. 48, Florida secretary of ' Mrl, market, the fourth straight S t i I i t ** (IlflM* 9m'#$ i I-iv • ImI ji IimI make lluee apeeehea. The (n.l that in order for the Navy,to prop­ Krldar, chairman, announced to­ stock V. 1! Mesmngcr advance. the National Association for Hm erly conduct Its naval •'aviation day. Following the dtniml, the regu­ will la- lo Hie AllapaHab Exchange A n e m ia T e s ts S la te d I 2|fi i n 't , ;t’i7 nmi»' 9li.ni f»$r ( h r Advancement of Colored People, Gains ran from fractions lo be­ training program, an additional tar lar meeting of llm i Inti, originally l ’till* at noon, the second at C,..’HI Discussion* will center around A t l/o n ^vv n n d S elm ol i-iirii|*.ir aflvi* p rriiN l • v r* n get area was neceisary In the vi tha organisation of tha Hanford tween one end two pointi with a was burled New Year's Day in n -ilieduli-d at the Yaclil Cluli, will P.lll. Iiefore (he Kdlann Centei cemetery near his bombed home few pushing oul lo between two kUi rinlty of the Naval AuiftJary Air class D baseball team for 1962, h* lie held Instead in the dining mom • Ipliinl.d Cluli nm| Ihr laal lit H Illl and three points In Mima Test* fm anemia and fm bool, ( ’ O f ( ’ IM i'H in u F o r Station, Sanford, Fla. . . . s' 8:00 P. M. All rommltte* chair. p.m. to Ihe North Miami I,inn. vim stated. Doctors had given his widow a in will hem ad. al (lie Lynnn Club. 'I’ttesdav < a n eelled "The target a rts contemplated Mr. Krldir urged that ell people 50 ttoance to live after the ex men are requested lo bring their AUTO FIRRT 5a5( The Kanfurd candidate will re .School, Ltingwond, starling Mon .was used for similar purposes dur­ who ore Interested to attend. Still r-nOita, written In quadruplicate, plosion ploi which kilted her husband A reported automobile fife turn to Hanford amt Central l lm day mo'nine, by (be Kemluloe i n g World War I! but the area se­ pending before th4 baseball com­ II,.- Cham bci "I Cumntercu She died without making a state­ to the meeting Ctiimly lid,.Hi I (nit, In l-’rant' htiatd Ida no next Friday. lected at the present time Is not mittee Is the official termination turned out to be nothing more ment meeting at bedtllcd fo r T*iet It was voted by Ihe group to| about the bombing Assistant Ouillinau, dirt'clor, annoiilicetl ltd, dav evening tin i lie-’i »*anrelled beas extensive aa the area utilised of the New York Giants' working than a burning car seat at Mellon- Htate Attorney Hubert E. Griggs lie reaec the .mount set op in Ihn villa and Celery Avenues for fire­ toiiiidug FOB ECONOMY during the war." i an ir n( the til . t .iI■at|tm o f CItV agreement with the Banford team. men at 6:58 yesterday evening, and J. J. Elliott. Gov. Fuller budget fur Ihe Hub's main pro­ PA llFIGHT The te a ls, lie slnletl, nre Hi In- o ffli lal whit'lt i, ill 'nko place at IS i^t—Premier Itrne j’leveu le. t, "The .M ilk Bank” which lias This la a pending formality the Warren'e special Investigator, at­ Assistant Fire Chief R. T. Thomas made a' (be retpie*! of II T Mil went hack to his light (or govern i u b k o ih t iw ' lln- hh iii .* tim e. I'm teal. Ilreekin re-organlsatlon of the club, ha said this morning, tempted lo Interview her Wednes­ gmwn to sorb proportions that ment economy reforms and higher -vet-, piim-lpal of Ibe .rhool On ii-lgt- aniio'ini'i'd In-lay A slight Increase In voting re­ report.. ~ . tin- original amount will not cover day. "Apparently somaotie dropped luxes today with a small majority the le-m lis o f the teit, w ilt di%-,, ( ,, 1 . ,, ,. date I n . tic«n iet as gistration and re-regUtretton wee No funeral arrangement, have It Tin- report, prepared by Mr*. vote nf confidencebehind him Ihe flaming seat on the corner , p-ml w hether or tint the entire y f „, t |,P C b n n d irr m eeting, reported this morning nli at lltlO W E. Hnllryhi-nd. chairman, MIL TYRE DIES and drove the car sway," As­ bean mad* for Her yet Dr. George slowed Hint during the past year The National Assembly voted 231 srliool populntino almnld teielve ,i„ t n i Mi llre c k m in lg c .... Supervisor, ftun.rvl.or Mrs. Camille bv the Funeral service* for L. M. Tyre, sistant Chief Thorns* added. Starke announced this afternoon. lo 247 Thursday night lo debate his | n im itar testa d u rin g lb - 1952-5:11 A ppliciillotM fm Hie citru s fru ee average nf 241) quarts of fresh plans BE 1214- Myrtle Avenue, will bo Thi. was the only fire In the The vletlm'e body la In the Bur­ ao (or a to per rent Increase *.lm o l t r im . i „ t„. held m (itla n d o amt More then B0 new votli milk have treeo given each month held .tomorrow afternoon at 3 past 24 hours, ha reported ton funeral home awaiting burial. on most Indirect (axet and fm ------Tavares are now available al th* wsre issued since yta P, K. a t the Erickson Funeral Hh* died as an Immediate re­ to needy families throughout the change. In the national railways ”x j ■ MKHO NOT MOVING ] Chamber of Commerce office, bring the total reglxtr*' Rome. Mr. Tyre died at 11:30 sult of • lung blood clot with lit county. NEGRO A M O T I f) and social security systems. Sheriff P. A. Men. this morn Thef'entralFloiiditCItrusCom m# 181 io . ifigure. Early tha 14 was derided that hostesses <hla morning at the Ftrnald* ■glng of the apleen JACK8UNVIU.E (J$~PoUci (to-PoUcr re- t.rnal ti#morrn*L — ............... — I log denied a perslalent rumor that • mitlrc'* school tin* a $5 irgiatratlon for or the altered . ughton Hospital after a long ported Thursday g Negro purchas and other organs ns, Dr. Starke re. fm the Service Men's Center, anALIEN PROPERTY PROBE \tie Intended to retire ami go to lion fee. Clnaaea rontmoiire on « end Precinct P» No. IB fib other project of the Hub. will be WASHINGTON er of the federal occupetional gam ported. — Sen. Wiley j Crescent CBy to live, lit-added 1Jan. 15 at Orlando H-nlor High rg, Bruce. by Mrs. Hie la survived by hla wife Mrs, Ha performed an autopsy I,at selected In alphabetical order. fay tax stamp wai m ealed In a ‘Hist hlt> mother, Mrs. J. W. Nero, School, After the first nine weeks 'New voters In th e'ere* were Pearls Gerald Tyre oi aon, Bill bllng raid Thursday. Charles Augustus might which showed aha suffered Mi*s Maude Itainscy, public af­ complete Investigation of a "mass and two sisters, Mrs. Mnymc Hie school a)i Ift is its a|te for Ihe •leo aaked to file appllcetlone for ami a alitor, Mrs. Murray Jervis, Jones, 80, was Jailed on charges • ruptured epleen and badly fairs chairman, recommended that of tips" on multi-million dollar acti­ Hodgkin and Mm . Mara Mem finnl nine weeks to Tavares High voting card* early to avoid the all of Sanford. Tha Rev. J. E. of ^possessing gambling parapher- bruised Intestines. He also stated a Membership be taken again thta vities of the Allen Property Office. Williams, are, however, now liv­ School. leet minute rush. McKinley will conduct tho final that her trip to the funeral home, year In the Seminole County The senator said In a statement ing In Crescent City. Mrs. James rltoa. _____________ to view her hu*h*nd'a body last Clumber nf Coininerr*. Mrs. he expects the Inquiry to touch Jarkaon, a vmmger sister, has QHAK Monday, had little to do with Nancy’ Brock, treasurer was also upon reports of fat fees and profit* lived In that rlty for a nnmliei Movie T i m e T a b l e instructed to mall a check In the tn some Individuals and corpora­ of years. ISTANBUL, her death. •iO n ir« earthquake killed tl "Contrary to earlier reports amount of $6 *» the March nf tions, "grava mismanagement" "tit* Kind of Woman” NIIRIMP BOAT OKATII Harriet had at no time aver re­ Dimes chairman. She reported and "considerable favoritism." 1:31 . 1:08 • It 45 9:22 FKHNANDINA BEACH UB-J.W vealed who aha auepeeted might $8 had been given rncantly to the Ennis died of suffocation aboard TWO DROWN MOV I ELAN II have reused the explosion," Dr. Salvation Army Drive for Fund*. Following the meeting Mr*. DELAND kto—Deputy Sheriff T. the shrimp boat Miss Wanda Dene “ Up Front" Starke asserted. Mawanger served refreshments J. Hteerman laid Tom Hots, 61, In Farnandlna Beach harbor Thura0:30 • 7:01 Intermission 8:33 to Mrs. 0. W. Touchton, Mrs. H. Lak« Halm, and Harry French day, Coroner H. V. Burgesa report­ feature 0:13 ed. Burgeaa aald Ennli apparently Mattlfl, SB, Caaaadoga, were A. fwsnson, Mrs. B. E. Chi] PKAIKIK LAKE drowned Thursday whan their flan- fell aaleep while smoking a cigar' Mre, Ruth 8cott, Mrs. M. C. "Two Tickets to Broadway" tag craft overturned on Lake Colby etto, set fire to bis mattreia and r«i Gaorg* A. Stine, Mrs. Ni 6:30 • 8:30 . 10.00 Mias Maude fUnuajr' M ar hara. was overcome by fumes. Armistice Conference Site Said Safest Place In Korea To Stay 1 Sr." ..........I*, ....... Fierce Fighting Disappointment Again Breaks Out leld No Groun In Suez Sector In Divorce Case . to City Deeds Land Federal A g e n t s OnGcnovaAvenue Stage Roundup Of ToHigh way Board Dope P e d d l e r s . mJhVJS? Cilrus Shitijicrs Warm'd Aujainsl Andion Marki'ls •Navy Plans Use Of Lake George As Bombing Range Odham s Campaign Moves Info Miami In Soil!horn Tour Hans Arc* Made To lOntertnin Lead(»r Harriet Moore, Bombing Victim. Of Pilot District Dies In Hospital t Th« Weather A- kL . , xki.'J* ’, •* — .u,:,. _______ WKnt __ • al �0 - nmmm. m „ T H I SANFORD in(jRAL ID Page I F r i JeA 4, 108t The Sanford Herald U n tle ^ P ortrait.... 7 ^ % _ ill Kalakll.k.S la 1M Kakllsk.d dallf SatsrSar ana lu a la i, rkrl.liaa. aaa Maw Yrar«. Kukllak.rf «• Mlaraar* fal. lawlaa rkrl.lm *. aaa Maw Years 111 Maaaalln Areas* _ Kalaria asi t a n a l rlaaa Matter Oetafcer TT, lilt, al Ika Paal ttffle* ml fantent, Kli.rl.la. aaCer Ika Aet •I t'aaaraaa al Marak ;i. Iala. HIII.I.AMI U OMAN KSItar fillIIHUM IlKAM Bnalaaaa Haaaaar______ * afHaiHIPTIIIM HATKi Mr Carrier ..................... . a .in Umm Maaik ....... ..... ....... | aa Tktaa Maalka „............... a.ou ait Mnalfc* ........... , a.ua Oaa Year 11.00 All akllaarr aallaaa. rants of Ikaaka. raaalallaaa aaa aallraa of aalarlalaoiral lap Ika narpaao af ralalaa fnaai. will ka rharard far al raaolar Mtltrr.Ulaa ralaa. Ilrprparalpil Malluaallr Mr laMawapapar Itrarraraiall,** lor., Maw tilth. I klraau. Ilalrall, Naaaaa I llr aad at, l.aala. Tka llrrald la a Mamhar af Ika Aaaurlalpil Prraa whlrb la aallllail aaalaaltalr lu Ika uaa far raanbll. aallaa al all Ika lural oana »rlata4 la Ikla arwapappp, aa wall aa all Ar aana dlapalrhaa. _ FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 1952 TODAY’S IIIIILR VEKHE W# should b* loyal to otir lead* ar. B w v government drmanda il. Il«d a kingdom requires II too. Con.ecrutt- yourst-Ivt-H today to th« Lord.—k i . 2s29. Abolishment of New Year'* fonlliall Kainei will Ret icanl support ftmu Fluridiani, wlmt with liner Ii i j w I gome. in Florida all of thrill drawing lugger crowdi than ever before. Hilly Matthew* of Gainrtviliiii a candidate for Cungrett from the newly ciealed Eighth Diitrict. Me i* a former ilale legiilatoi who ha* keen terving «i director of alumni affair* for the Univeraity nl Florida. I he .Stale of Florida i* pre­ paring to *|»end jutl to find out whether (lie Fail Coait turnpike i« fraiible. And the money for tliii itudy will come from the taxpayer., whether the road i* ever built or not. They lake their girl friend* •eriouily in Haltimnre. A 1‘J-yeai old youth and a 33-year old man fight it out over a 17-year old girl. The man it now dead, the youth leriouily wounded with a bullet in hia cheat, flow much better for the older man to have let |he younger have her, und confine hi* fighting to her. i "Youngiler* who are now Hoy Scout*, and men who were once h v The lank, lean Yankee figure of Uncle Sam has lone been the cartoon personification of everything American. Ills port mil has undergone chunges since he was first pic­ tured In the London periodical Punch in 1844. The whiskers und some of the rugged fuciul characteristics were added during Lincoln’s administration, in tribute to a President who became an American symbol. Now n Chicago neighbor­ hood newspaper Is sponsoring a contest to pick u new und originul portrait of Uncle Sam "as he looks today.” Perhaps a few suggestions might be In order for cartoonists thinking of a new nutlonul symbol. Despite rumors both at home and ubrnud that he has grown stout from good living, Unde Sum’s stomuch Is still iiard-musrled and flat. His frame remains sparse und wiry. His eyes are still those of a dreamer win* wulches his own land with pride and humor and all the world with sympathy and understanding. His smile can still he warm or ironlcul to suit his mood, but underneath his beard the determined set of his jaw is urn-hanged. Ilis muscles are as hard and pliuiit us they alwuys were. His fingers are those of the skilled craftsman und urtlst, hut they still know how to hold an ax. When he curls his fingers into n fist it is still as large as a Virglniu ham and those who stand in the way of his swing hud better reHpuct it. It may be that there is no basic difference between the looks of Undo Sam today and yesterday. A modern portruit might show him a hit more prosperous, a little less u fron­ tiersman. Hut the fundamentals for which tho symbol stands have not changed. New York University is offering a course in personal finance management as a part of its adult education pro­ gram. Students will learn budgeting anil buying techniques which will unable them to select goods economically. Tho purpose of the course Is to teach people how to live within their incomes. Many of our most serious social problems toduy have their roots in individual financial difficulties. Marriages of­ ten fall partly because of the stress of monoy problems, und individuals harassed by debt lire unable to contribute their best efforts to society or to enjoy the results of the work they do accomplish. There are undoubtedly many helpful courses offered throughout the country, and It would be woll If more people would take them. Some money problems arise from wholly inadequate Incomes, but probably many more are the result of mismanagement of income. In offering courses aimed at this problem an educational institution fulfills one of the most valuable functions of education—teaching people to live together better and enjoy life more fully. Over Twenty-One Women who register to vote In Boston have long been aide to list their ages simply as " omst 21" when they did not care to be more specific. Now an official there has ruled thut exact ages of idl voters must lie given ami evasion will not be permitted. The Idea Is that a record of correct ages will help Inspectors to iduntify voters ami reduce the possibility of election frauds. Tho official may have a |*>iut. Certainly every effort should bo made to preserve the sanctity of tho bullot box. Hut his decision may make the jobs of Insiiectors even more difficult. Who would dare to scrutinize the face of a womun about to cast her ballot, and challenge her because she doesn't look the age shown on tho record book? member* 01 a Panther or Woll Patrol, rnuit have read with inlereit the dory in lait Sunday’s The Timet-Union about Dr. Hubei f *♦' Sa W. Hurt nl Station Univenfiy C u r l H c n ’H at Del.and. Here in the fifth, teaching at a Florida college, i* tfoa.laur* ai-M 1-aa* Hast the man who comniled the familiar Hoy Scout I landhook' "very slightly.” Hut the freighter win ‘Mill hunyant anil riding nut •ay* the I iuir*-Union. Muctnrily." (Jill new* on the |>o|ilnal front i* likely to break within the next month with Prciidrnl Truman iromiiing to reveal hi* political mention* by Fell. (1 and General Ika bound to do tomething one way or the other befure long. According to Jay Hayden, Wash­ ington correspondent, Democratic leaden in Washington *ay that if Truman doein't run, a big effort wiU be made to nominate someone Truman doetn'l want, ju*l to gel away from the icandal* of Ilia ndminiitration, i f I , Thete is tuch thing as bring too tolerant. You can, for instance, be tolerant of intoler­ ance, "Tlie American |icople arc making tins of two of thrir most iadous viiturs", says Groigin & rp. Don Wbeeltr lo the Waycron Rotary Club. "We can spend ounelvc* into bankruptcy onan international WPA luppprting million* of people in MBeaeti and making more in'' d b fn ti-a ll in ihe name of ; w arily and tolerance” . And In f Iba end everyone might itarve to death. K , Th* new year will probably not . become very old before new adventure* will be undertaken In thenler* of world tendon. Aliou Brother* quote French iral de Lattre de Taulgny ai R| that (he Chinete ComInto are preparing to launch ■jor attack against Indowhere tome fighting has going on for several yaari. iy be that the new drive to will coincide with activity In Korea, and may have bean just wore waiting for all »l Truman has fired 53 coUecJors of lb# Internal MM Bureau in a.draatk at* to dean house before the .it for him. || must in tho President ve m s 1 M SOMETIMES REPEATS! Wage War And Maintain Business i By J t r K ADAMS and PLTON C. FAY WASHINGTON, f/P)—The Unitcd States In 1951 wa* able to wave nn air war. rat startfl toward mr.M prodm-tl-in of w->r nlanaa and «t tha *ama tlma maintain a boom­ ing builnas* in commercial avia­ tion and airliner manufacture. Hut this gunx-and-hutter econ­ omy wa* a little lll<t«ory, made possible hrcnui#:tAl Thera wasn’t /an all-out war: (Hi the nation wa* in only limited mobilisation and (C) the output of warnlanea was running somewhat behind the or­ iginal high hopes of mobilisation nlannero. This lost was attributed to a shortage of the complicated machine tool* needed for manu­ facture. Out In the Far Hast the Air Force and the air arm of the Navy fought an entirely new kind of air war, of Jet fight*,- aircraft un­ known In battle during World War II. U8AF Jets dueled with similar fighters produeted—and probably flown—by Russians In flashing en. counters far up in the thin, cold air above North Korea. The lesson Irarnod was that the Soviet Union had produced fighter* quite equal In performance to thosa of th United States. In the bomber field, there were virtually no new lessons. Chief reason for this was that virtually no true strategic Itornblng wa* done, Tho source* of equipment and supplies for the Chinese and North Korean armies—tho factor­ ies which normally would he stra­ tegic target*—were almost all In the forbidden sono outside of North Korea, most In Russia, • a few In Manchuria. Th« Navy, like the Air Force, had Its first wartime experience IlandlinK Money Ship ; EASY THERE” BUB! ('apt. I'urker suld he would con­ tinue efforts urouml Ihe dock lo get a towllno aboard the dlsubled 3 mile* west freighter, wallowln if 300 frelgli of tho southern Up of England. An early message from Ihe Week* »aid there was u possibility Carlson would lie taken off his ship today, but later It was ex­ plained this meant "after towing commencea." This made It plain Ihnt ('arisen Intended to sec his In-loved ship all tho way to safe harbor. SafcHt l ' l a c c Alachua Boy Kills 12 Foot Snake Of Python Variety HAGUE Uiv llulph Cellos Jr., 17yeurold sou of Mr. ami Mrs. Italph W Olios, shot ami killed a 12 fool snake near his homo Wednesday Tho biology department at the University of Florida identified the snake as a pylhon of the Bast Indian variety. , v-vsisrsis itstsi|t:sii tia i u u s i i H aas^ss Cellon. so■ student of nAlachua High School, found the giant reptile sunng itself on s log. lie killed It with three blasts front a shotgun. Asked why he did not attempt tn capture the snake Cellon re piled: "1 guess I was too excited. I had never xeen a snake of that also around here. I didn't know whst It waa, but I knew It wa* something atrango tu these parts." The python it not one of Flori­ da's native snakes, and thore wa* much speculation here aa to where the snake came from. Cellon theorised that tho snake may have escaped from ■ circus. A circus truck was Involved In a jihwav accident about a mile from hli horns several weeks ago. The truck, however, waa supposed lo have contained only an elephant. H*aatlaaa4 S--r«a* S'aaa Claal a report from u string of loud firecrackers. Tho air show* are tho most .In­ teresting. Planes tuke over where tho artillery left off. They bank lastly away from the four hugo orange bulloons that murk tho armistice tona boundar­ ies. Keven planes gavo a spectacular performance thla week. They circ­ led a abort time. Thon the loader pealed off in a steep dive toward the valley, apparently on a recon­ naissance run. In seconds, ho was back with tho flight. •earing Jellied gasoline over Rad The fighters moved In for tho front-litne Installations. attack.„.0ne by oi they iwooi Rear Admiral R. E. Libby. Al­ down. The sound I burstiUniif bomba lied negotiator, Joined nawimen rockets and mac! Inogun fire was watching the show. heard. "This lx more interesting than One plane circled wide to rejoin anything I have to lay," Ute ad­ the formation.■ Three of .Red miral remarked. m m hursts i _iuTo_ hntl-alrcra/t fire marred the t' hi One Jeep driver who served with iky with black puffs of amiE t-llne-company saldi Observers roc jute spurt ” 8oy, 1 a•ura ^jarvera watched _______ i mwould ____ 11 liked a have from, the Allied p la n ti._ A_o __ flight Place like this whan ! waa on tha also let loose napalm, dropping upping the line. All comfort and no await?1 County Tunnel and bridge traffic project Governor Warren Plans Highway | relief Warren *uld he did not wish to Safety Campaign For New Year ,!»lble construction of new ala’te office building In Tallahus-ice and a he sidestepped direct comment on the proposed Jacksonvllic-Miaml Turnpike. "It strikes mo It is an engineer­ ing and economic problem, nut a political one," he said of the turn pike. "If It Is feasible In those respect*, that should be the de­ termining factor." Warren said he wuuld like to see Ihe state proceed this year with construction of a super tour­ ist welcome und infurmuilon cen­ ter across the street from the Capitol building. A move Is under way for tho State Hoad Depart­ ment to acquire the altc. "Thla should be more than a border welcome station. It should be a symbol of Florida's hospi­ tality to Ita guests—something that every visitor to Florida would want to see; a sort Af shrine to the tourists." Tho governor reaffirmed that he lor will return again and again liy IIAKOI.D HARR and bring a friend with him. Glori­ TALLAHASSEE -on-Hlghwsy fication of Ihe tourist Is more than safety, tourism und Industrial de­ .« 'h*> duly of the governor, it Is the velopment will be the?UmLr,TK,U L. ' Y „ ,.™c duly of every ono of our citizen*." of the Wurren admlnlstrut ration Uur-, warren said it would bo safe ing 1052 speculate that he will hold this Gov. Fuller Warren, starting to year several tourism seminars at his final year In office toduy, salu which transportation executives, he will concentrate on halting the hold and restaurant men, cham­ killing uml crippling of people on ber of commerce leaders und re­ Florida's highways, work unceas- sort and attraction owner* will ‘"•fj* '« ,no,re tv,?“A,rr ,w Jj,® \ meet with government represent* ............. ..............ng staje und strive tu bring in in iaddl- „ VM ,0 deJelop now ideuTi for In lloflal new industries during hi*. f r<.a lini* the tourist buslm-Hs ____ last 12 months as chief executive. ^ .^ He told of hli plan* In an Inter-! T E view with Tho Axsociated Prexs. : **?*• *°, nuke apeaklng trips Into other states lo personally Invite Tlte governor said he has no *tatea.tq visions of great and new public tha people of those slates to visit Florida. What little personal work works during tho yoar, will stand pst wi the detiartinent and agoe- I have been able to do, I think, cles heads who huvo carried has producod results. Hut my through the first three years of heavy duties at (ho capital haven t the administration, and foresee* allowed me to do as much of this I wished." no Immediate finaiclal problem asThe governor said Industrial de­ faring tho stale. "I have no unihillon lo erealc velopment went hand-in hand with u great monument which always tourism. "TAurLm I* uur No. I industry, will keep my uuuio before future generation* of Floridlunx," Wurren of course. Hut we must not neg­ lect any opportunities for estab­ said. 1, y 111, I 0 11, "I wish ti.e people of Florida lishing new factories that will help to remember mu as u governor In providing employment und stuwho carried out the pledges he blllty fur the ten* of thousand* of made to them In the platform on new, permanent resident! we gain every year. which he was elected." and He claims to havo carried out "We have only scratched Ihe In full 20 of his 22 campaign plat­ surface of our Industrial capacity. ■ANN PROM TP ST. form planks and to havo partially I hope thla year to make more AT TP fulfilled tho other two. apeaklng trips to the financial and "I hope this year to mike a Industrial centeri of Ihe nation to redoubled and relnlenslfled effort try to persuade new Industries to to stop Ihe killing and crippling come to Florida." Your savings placed here of people on tho highway* of Flor­ On public works, Warren said id*/’ warren aald. on or before the 10th of he hoped to hold the "fast pace "Tn mv way of thinking that la that has been set the last three the month earn dividends Ihe most critical and urgent In­ years and possibly accelerate It," from the I k ! ternal problem In our state. High­ but he said no major naw proj­ way accidents are the worst pre­ ects are envisioned at this time. ventable cause of death In Florida. He said he hoped to see Ihe "The record shown that during car cross tha John E. F irst F E D E R A L the first 10 months of 1BSI wa first Mathews Bridge of the Jackson­ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION were making heartening progress ville expressway system before he in reducing Traffic deaths In Flor­ leaves office, substantial progress of .Seminole County ida. But during the last two on the Lower Tampa Bay ll> West First 8treet Phan# H4 months, for some reason not clear made Bridge and work under way on it this llmo, highway deaths ex­ ceeded those for the asm# period tha Fort Lauderdale and Broward 1 the previous yaar. . . . SAVE *vote i Tallf fthaAtime 's uneeded ’ia. tob v ihe BUILDERS' SUPPLIES USED CARS 1939 PLYMOUTH 1947 BUICK 2 Door Sedan, Good Transportation Super Sedan, Fully Equipped, Radio, Heater, Good Tires. Good Condition. $145.00 Sedan, Extra Good Tires, ltudlo, Heater—Running Good. « 1948 CHEVROLET only $295.00 8odsn, Clean, Good Tires, Locally Owned Super Sedan. A Beautiful Green Sedan With White Wall Tlra—Purchased and Driven By Local Owner, I-ow Mileage, Extra Clean, Radio, Heater, Excellent Condition. Excellent Motor—Naw Upholstery—Naw Paint, A Real Bargain only $1395.90 $975.00 N i c m BUICK CO. >10 MAGNOLIA AVENUR TELEPHONE 1094 SANFORD, FLORIDA -W E STONE J.'L'. '-.i Whatever Your Automotive Needa jf, i j* X Always See WE ALSO------ __ .’i . s . . rhi ' f»,-. jfyj “O H M " " '’ j '; ' W -i mm — ■ ta.'-Vf-. m £rv l',7L ■> V/ f AIX IMF apWAy* A*/aaAn I*,'. 1947 DODGE Coupe aUiT ij I iik~ C.'.'-jIVt 5fT- , :Vi " jW .’Al $1050.00 1948 BUICK v SUNDAY SPECIAL S-T, iint.it .# PIM M S M - -1 wt r i-i.v m f.w a a Ii • $1190.00 1039 BUICK / sat • 2& B HOT TURKEY 8ANDWICH—GIBLET GRAVY MASHED POTATOES—CRANBERRY SAUCE —HOT COFIfEE OR TEA m MILLWORK qa-tu ill :i m »yj I < a it • Highway 17-92 South Phone 1447 at avary enrvteT T R oM t P o rk W ith Apple Bnu^e -r-Snlnd Choice Tw o VegeU bloa — D oanert — « H ot C offeo O r Teg f.O O ' i .' Kd l-opat, are lefthander of tho New York Yankee*, once hud u trial with the New York Giants—as a first baseman. CAMPBELL’S CABINETS IE RENTSATURDAY SPEC Nelson Itallano, hard-running halfback, set eight new Florida State University Individual foot­ ball records this past season. Seminole County’a Moat Experienced Automobile Dealerahip eafety effort. During INS I hope to be abl# to devote tho necessary time to the problem." Describing tourists os ai the IIlife­ blood of Florida'i economic life, Warren sold he will Intensify hlo campaign to bring more and moro visitors to tho state. 9 ^... f| m ill# M huiaa must notl nnlM or rieaur draw moil visitors tu Florida, we moot '"T-tr.js?*, must be such will take no active part In behalf of any candidates In the Demo erotic primaries. "1 shall vote and urge others to vote. But I don't expect to support any candidate for any office." Would he play any nile In tho national campuign for tue Novem­ ber general election? "That’s a long llmo away," ho answered with u smile. in the use of Jets, putting than* up from the decks of carriers, landing th«-m At night or In storm. By tha time 1951 was In Ita leal quarter, the original Air Force ex­ pansion goal of 95 wings had been Jettisoned and the new, eventuate target was moved up to the neighborhood of 140. At the begin­ ning of the year the Air Forea had nlmut (15 wings. Aa the year end neared about 90 wlnga were In exlstenee. They all had full kquiomeiil of planes, hut mil all of them were modern by today's standard*. The Air Force was still trying to convert Its fighter force from the remaining plston-englned to the Jet types. The transition In the bomharm fields was even slower, but some^ of that was expected. The back­ bone of the long range bomber force still wa* the plston-englned 11-29* and B-50* and the combina­ tion piston-jet B-HOs. Aa the New Year approached, first deliveries of the new Jet B-47 medium bombers were coming off the line In quantities which would allow formation of organlsjMl wlnga of Ihe awlft bombers. By the early month* of 1952 the Alr^* Force expects to have several B-47* wings organised. GrAclals announced during the summer that by the end or the year they expected the first, handhuilt model of the long range, all­ jet heavy Itomber, the B-62, would lie out of the factory. And they said that the osual long study with an “X" model before produc­ tion started would be by-passed, that when the first model flew production af others would get un-A der way. Meanwhile, work on an™ other long range heavy—an all-jet swept wing version of the B-M to be designated as the YB-00—waa being built. �__ I ^ w~ .. :/£,*■ tv*.•• yv* . ' ■ .. *-• • . . . . . IJlSocial And Personal Activities Officers Installed A t V ro d ffe M e e t i n g TnE SANFORD IIFRAIH H a rp e rs E n te rta in F o r C o lle g e G r o u p F rl. Jan. 4, 1952 I’ sse .1 FUKNTII 1 H IK Il HOT DOGS I5 C It A It Ill'll *1rH 1> II.XXIHI TlffiKIIS 30* X V K K '/.-M A l l ) The I.adle* A u x ilia ry of Wekivu K. C. Harper. J r . and Floyd l.odgc 87J> of Brotherhood of R a il- Cooper, J r. were honored hv their road Trainm en held Ih r ir tegu­ patents on New X ear's Kve at an PHONE 1W lar meeting on Wednesday after- in fo im al open house given at th e, noon at 0:011 o’rlnck in the I.O .O .F. E. C Harper home on Grandview H a ll, with Ihe newly-elected pre­ Avenue. M rH .L a n c y K ti t c r t a i n n Lovely hybrid hibiscus were sident, Mrs W. D. Thornton, runused for ili’eoratlnn throughout ducting the meeting. A t S o m b a P a rty Mrs. M. E. Baker was installed the looms where the guests us —i u (l . U lO .illA . table, »s vice president by Mrs. XX' K. smithied, and ih r dining Mrs. J . O. I.aney entertain-d V h Executive Board of the XVo- members of her Somha C lub 'in Y arn , one of Ihe past president •. which w ai overlaid with a madeir.i Friends of Mrs. D. I.. Thrasher .She was esrurted to the a ltar t v rut work cloth, was centered with tntn of the F in d Presbyterian Wednesday evening at her home w ill regret to learn that she has Mrs. John lingers, another of the a ho* arrangement of rose colored Ch urch w ill meet at 10:0(1 A . M. on South Sanford Avenue. hern III at lierdintne on Grandvirw I.edge's past presidents. O urihg hibiscus and lighted taneis. • I the Church. The party rooms were decorated the ceremony Mrs It. T Humph Serving punch fiom the refresh The P h ila tlira Claa* of Ih r with various arrangem ents of Avenue. le v s fin in- lied m usic nl the nian I meet lahle nod m*«i *I io >; il« • Fleet Presbyterian Church w ill pink and w hile glad ioli and get.Mrr. John A. R ick left on T W In attendance ill the meeting i tes<e* were Miss M ary Anne m «tt at 7:15 P. M. with M r.. hera daisies, and in the dining G torga Stine, 420 Sum m erlin room eam ellins were used on the day for M arion, N . Y. where she were M rs. 1.. II. H arve y, who has Gallow ay, ami M i-a Sue ('"Hum. w in railed by the illness and drath been ill for some tim e, Mrs p. \ . | About IlMl guests called daring Avenue. dining and serving tables. of her mother, M rs. Fran k M nrtl- Howland, president for IPS I, and the evening, including local and r Th e W oman’! M issionary Union Prizes were won hv Mrs. It. I. a large gioup of other memhei s. college friend <, ami many guests of the F ir s t B aptist Church w ill Perkins, and M rs. I.aney, and at cnn. * ~ - ■ — - from O ilam lo have a business meeting in thn the conclusion of the games a Donald C iiin lias returned to Ihe L a k e Mon rot* i ’ em orlal Educational B uild ing at desert course was served by Ihe U n iversity of Flo rid a after spend :30 P. M. hostess. It* S A M E S O H P .H R I.m i ing the Christm an vueatlon with 8t. M arks Chapter, llo ly Cross Guests were M is. It. It. D c m . his p in e n ls, Mr. ami Mrs. F.. M It* BOH THOMAS C h urch , w ill meet with Mrs. A. W. M is. T . Bradford lly id , Mrs \| Mr. uml M is. II /.. Donn ha I Lee, 3410 la u r e l Avenue, at K:00 8. W iggin s, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. \ C ain . ns theii guests Himdnv Mr. nn I P.M. lb d .I.Y W O O D ‘ I* M ario l.a n /a W. I/c p , Mrs. It. B. W ight, mid V rle m ls of Mr*. Homer Price Mrs. W alter Hendricks ami ch ild ­ C irc le No. 2 of the F ir s t M clh - Mrs. Kufh Scott w ill regret In learn that she Is ren of Orlando, M is. Alberta Join < I* sta llin g Ihe new yea r with a odist Church w ill meet at the confined to the Orange Memorial and Miss A lice ItuMi W ldtlev < f snide he Isn't mad at anybody home of M rs. John M. G lllo n, 505 H o lid fV y S o n g M A r e Ol course, you might say, “ Why Hospital In Orlando berause .if Ocala. V alen cia D rive, at <1:00 P.M. should he In- mad " ' The Itoy with Illness. Mr. nml Mrs. It F Snderldo o the golden voice earned a mere F e a tu re d O n S how ’ C irc le s of the F ir s t MethmJIst and fam ily of F ille r S p rin gs w n e Church w ill meet as follow s; C ir ­ G . F Touhy, who has been t in the guests of Mr. uml M is. K. G. |l,lis i.ix x i in 1951 and his money m aking nhillty Is iin llin lle il for cle N o. 3, with M rs. John W. ( ill. C h ristin a s and New Year songs g nest of his ion and d aughter-in- Sislerlilo m Sunday La n /a has railed a halt In the Q n i t MB V alencia D riv e ; C irc le were featured Saturday morning law, Mr. a ml Mrs. George Touhy, The Wmnnn'a M lsslnnnrv So­ feud lie had with MOM over a no, 8, with M rs. Tate Chm im nn, on Ihe talent show sponsored hy left yesterday for hi* home In ciety of the l.ake Monroe lln p ti-t period id months The battle was a t her home on West F irs t Street; the Business ami Professional Wo­ Baxter S p rin gs, Kas. Church held its Inst meeting of pretty well hushed up, lull Ihe C irc le No. 4, at M cK in ley H u ll; men's C lub itver Station W T Itlt Ihe year Monday evening at Ihe teimr re|Hirli'il il was for real, as I __ „ , „ C irc le No. 6. with M rs. J . P. T h u r ­ Mrs. Kdmund W. Melsrh ha* Ellen V lhlen of the Sanford , Ihe eoitiles say mond, 612 Kim Avenue, and C ir r i" G ram m ar School and Itam lull lt»h left for S I. I.ottls where she w ill ■ huren ....... rfie n d s and relatives of M iss I --| ,.Mlirel* w rung." he re No. 6, w ith Mrs. R ay Herron, 2110 bins of the Ju n io r H igh School spend some lim e with her son-inSara K ale Sw uggcrty w ill ho gl.-i-l n im keil with a candor unusual for Palm etto Avenue. server! as announrers. The pro­ law anil daughter, Mr. and Mrs. In know she Inis irro veted n f’er „ rdm star I was headstrong i u KM ) \V gram ended with the entire group, W illia m B lair. n short illness. ; and unhappy I aeled rashly and 'T h e P ilo t C lub w ill hold its reg­ g in g , "A tild I.ring Syne." Mrs. r~ ~ now l regret il From now on u la r business m eeting in the Mon- sin Eva lla rk e v was nreoinpanisi M rs. John M. Blanton, Jr. and M in '* K i h i i i . i l . i - M t t r )*• n n * l « . •1 11.1*Ist• « »»i \ l i al .l \ | | - MIII t III XX c ,, , “ " my relalnuis with the studio will tesuma Hotel at 8:00 p.m. at which "Santa C lau s is Com ing tn| •«» daughters . S a r a h and Dor s I . tuple nt t t'**» 1**11 >1 Xv.'iiift \i t < i « iif.tr* mi* •it .111«I II111 •f •*4ll llllll'. tim e M iss Marlon l.ippm an, It. E n te rn riH O N o te s •*’ nothing hut pleasantness" have left for Hennessey, O kla. Town", ami " III the Cool, Cool, i: \ it Slrw »M M» l\ i\ t «»i 1»i'*to Mil t Mt K \ T I I F I M N F si*t | i ' l l *4 However, he intimated that the n u iil'iiiu r to 4 fat. governor of Pilot in te rn a - Ctrol two v II* in m i i l l . k i w i . M .i.i.i.n .u ^ stiuiui was m Ihe wrong, (imp lie I'tll'kl l t •f I'll t *I•«11 r . I*4i . ji 11•I I rtf Ihe F.vening," was feu- where they w ill visit for M. lx •t Mi i m i , t .i Im tii it h onel of 8t. Petersburg, w ill nay weeks with Mrs. Blanton's mother, twins, 'denied that Ihe dispnlo was hum ll««•Ilit ril her o ffic ia l v isit. A ll committor turerl Ity the singing Mrs. Fdnn Ham ilton. money chairm en are requested to bring M arylyn ami C aro lyn W ashingn In a ip ilr l m r im in y F r iila y -if* H arrington sang "(lh * Ib r r r n rv rr ua»* any ilif fim llv their reports w ritten In q uad rup li­ I ’a lr ir ia trriio iui in Folk Mini, Mr». T y m ir Mrs. W . M. Scott lias hail v is it­ I hr tr .il «liffi«nlfv ttih hr* .111 r nvrt mnfif’V.' hr r> p l.il|irtl a*I cate, to the meeting. A dinner, llo ly Night " Miss K m m ,1 T m i i p lr T Knlfntil ami .Mt. . 1 . II Ovmtt | Mai in Mcmuidcs played and ing her during the holidays Mr. . . si I my r.irttntk'^ f«»r I'J.M V n u ll ir r la m , n, fh. ii.il* nl tin- sfmliit m h p honoring M iss l.ippm an, w ill )><• fill in I fir . m arriage. 1. |h l| , (,,m s.,,.|r ;lc n ilm tr,, «r* ei y I had .......... T o Wed M r M c K a y held In the D inin g Hoorn at 0:15 sang "Katie'* C h ristm as Dream" and M rs. C h arles M in fin and son, ................. Fdwnrrl M in fin of llagrrstow n , rnnipanyttuf tin* ro iip lr w rrr Mih . (or - l ixm. the world wide f ----- • 4 ...................... only li.V .md die* » mi.-.i p m. Yhe board meeting w ill be and "O ld Folks at Home." " W in ­ Mil., and Mr. M urfin's aunt, Mrs. Harold llle ts uml Miss A ild ie y gross from record* w ill come to «■»»*»• "> " " .. * wanted ter W onderland" and " F ro sty , tire dispensed with. Nil *ii i Mi \ 1;it 1111 W Tempi' Itle is. C o iig ra lid a tio n s to >his nl.... . irnai .HHl I never have asked k""' ••9 | t hi I' Ml.*1 \ s I’fllll* life illllfoillM* Ih e regular business ami social Snow Man." were sung try a ipm r- Sm ith of Pennsylvania. |ll *l t n a . l p l l . t i l /«' nil f li \ |».i|»»il it I t \ fine couple unit we wl*h for them for iiuire in "tic* from Hie studio meeting o f the Daughters of W es­ trite -In clu d in g F lle n Vlhlen. I.vnOil 'lie •MUilf'l 111•'III *1III I rlpploilth xiliirl* M iss D ial Boyle hns returned m any huppv year* togelhei ley Sunday School C la ss of Ihe ette D riggers, Dana Hunk in and I dnii'i need d .mil I don't want d I h c x ;i Im » In like* | u n i i i i s r to .1 I I1 i.ir> I Iiir lotii Moil ilan ^h l*t, mr.Tlil vrrv iiiih Ii >•• mr Mr ao<l Mrs. W altei T ia p p eo to Durham , N. C. where she I h a .First Methodist Church w ill lie Jeanette H arvey. I to m.t I • lit* 1.1 Ml i:.a»M " I Iiih I ll' l tl |in»iin .I'll (llll. riff Si* o u t M K 1 *.t M il III. In 1 Student at Duke U niversity. She tertaim -il .Mr. and Mi * Fa y L e e 1 © r id at the home ,of Mrs. M. It. Dana Kunkin, I I year <dd plan 'i ii Htiu:mi: (tun <*i I n i*>!>« i inSmith, 4B(I Rosalie D rive, at H im 1st, played "Stoonlighl S o n il.i" has visited here during the lioti- am i M is. M ary l.a is » u fm tin tl.i to «.f Mt Mi VI. K .1 lut:hlii:lii xx <i • in In mx 'ii in** | KA 1)10 S T A T I O N | Oil P.M. Hostesses w ill lie lilts, lien and "T ales from Ihe Vienna days w ith her parents. Senator tier mi New Year'* Day Ihr (Iptltllll t i l l •»f III!' ' '| Mt .1 1/ \ I'o l . tf •I I 'it 1 loo r h, I ' 1 D uring tin- holiday* Mr u n i! Monroe, M rs. Sm ith , Mrs. Rirltnrd Woods." Joseph Mcncndcz sang and M in . I.loyd F . Hoyle. lie t vVTKK | .11 |..|S |.||| III. Ill 'I 11fill' .111 \HH I ,.t*.11 1• ory m k I ofI •XIol*'llllll Mrs. lion Ilalii-I elitertiiiued hi* J | Hlchson. Mrs. f). K. W hite, Mrs two numbers and gave a poem III I ll *l> l in t hllitryrliHi | H .hi Ii h I lirrii .h i ..I .ll ll tfi.it httiiot T, B rad fo rd B y n l and Mrs. K. K. rending Kllen Vlhlen lol.l „ New , M iss C aro lyn Patrick has re- parents, Mr nml M r o \V Bull I | 1 •»111 11 \ \ 1•1111 ii i i " Xiiirrii'iiii• h.ixr siih i : .1 f I •I.• Fq n rlll. Yenrs .lay -.lory and G lo ria Ditto turned to {hike U n iversity in Dor re and fam ily of Green Cove uni II III lot Ml •I, Iml nrx ri n*i •*p« i11m^ il.iy Ih t .01 .1 III Mi l.oi Hi l l I I I H I 1 U n ity Meeting w ill he held at rraH it pm m, Thi* n o rth-in.tnU , niun. N. (#.. nml A r rum I llu rrln n - tier n ull nl*. Mi mid M is J iu ii -h | t |i iI |'\« ••11 ol Iht' '*1111110 I h ol tti 1*.1 * Mu* hi loilio* \\ . t • • n I • iiilud e» It. Hood mid fiiin11\ <>f .luck onthe Veldes Hotel every Tuesday guvr New Years resolutions. J* " r ;''.rn r d to Georgia Teeh I . •*VI•|ll*l\ 1 *1 III 1 III till: MMMIK’fll Up ,llnl llllll hr I !• «X in A tlan ta, after spending the vilte iiih I mother. M i* To w n-ley ling at 7:45 o'clock. C aro lyn M•.•i*|, M* I Ik O llllll' •till |. Illy s.iiii; III IM\ pi ,11 r Si *•n •••i l* i lull C h ristm as holidays with YH . and of Hirm tngluiiu. H ^ jp g rso n i, m inister and teacher. CAN A STA PARTY III »ll.lt I1 ( It 1 itiili. i • f 1 nil V\ hell Ihe f im r If t IX I'll It. h. N •» V isito rs welcome. O Y IK U t) (Sp ecial) The bridge M is. W. A. Patrick. Mi mid Mrs Ralph C o u llictlo ...i’ ll S in . 1 ;4|*mi • \ t 1 • ilt ii • UMI f||s |||| inn* Ilt « ill e X HI 1 I * ,1 lv 1 Clrele No. 7-11 of the F ir r t and canasta p arty, sponstoed hy enjoveil a visit S m ilrd ay li-om* I •tall k Io' • till 'III, II.. IX. 1 ' *' Mill •" .ill •*l M* XIno 1 .ih / i \x ,h mi rf ix rt:' III Ill Hjfethqdlst C hurrh w ill meet with 1 the (tvlerlo Woman's C lub, t«r \l *•f MI It I ** \ -.1lull « and Mrs. II. W. I.lttlr ami Ids liiil h e i in-law and sister, Mr i ! m f l j.l *1 till \ ' ' - l.ll ft im m ril t|*»\\ it It* 111in Hi; .It •).« ....... IIII H • I. Trs. Th so Pale, at 120 W. High the benefit of the new O v in lo [ nonM r.Boldiy, ami Mr. ami Mrx. II. and M is Itayuuuiii lliiw k iu - of WatrM S' M r * .iffri hi tliffit iillii » Il,i*l Ilti l'|| .♦ \ !l S... • l i II im||. 1 Km i (tenth Street. C lin ic , w ill In- liidil at the new M I K. M n irls ami sun«, Robert ami Dntliau. A la. mid uoothci ,i i< t, I Ini I.* . .1 X• •••«{ . t 1. \ ti* Ii . \l II* til I'll MHl XllMl tll| t of It. •il nl M.t ' ml i l 1 •I |u I *-.»« .»i i Nl. .*» The Gleaners .Sunday School forlnl building F in la y evening. Krnle, attended tile Orange Bowl Mrs. .1 P. Fo ies(,.| of t itra •' ..I. .• || 1 ..Ml . H ll 1Mttlp.tllX •I I X|..I tll|IK • ••*.l|« G ift s of the F irst Baptist C h in ch Bits. John C ou rier, J r., film nrr Game in M iam i on New Year'* Mi uml Mm lt"l> Lee md III T*.|a Ml 1 It' ll Ilt ll till.* I ' l l llllpMt 1 ml p» t .1 M . ‘“ 1 Hsve their social meeting nl eliairm un, Is in charge of a rran g e ­ D ay. W hile there they were the d a u g liler, Sharon, of Avon P ir k |ll ••• Nl Ms \<> tin hi rl •11 \ •I i I im| i i* •him:.*’ hr oh e i i i i i ih.it i» 1.1 tHe C h u rrh Annex, at 7 :Mt> p.m. ments. Knrh member of the club guests |il I r .i.i.t sir .** of M rs. M orris' aunt nml spent Sunday afternoon with his Oil* O* -1 Llll »||11 o Oil ••l ll,Hir l.ik r IIIV lit.iilili's lo Ilo fop mi'll • l.lM l r|» * • |,i * » • II ^ ..h M rs. W. A . (Tagir and Mrs. Ims lM-en asked to do her hit. uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. A . P erry. parents, Mr. nml M is Fnv I eo I I '#ti||. " m r*|.|«|r I..111/ 1 lion II I . Ihr s' hrillll*' lu­ •"IIp 11 41. • lit ' •’I*1. j|H 1 o 1 11. E . Peurlfuy as hostess. II I XI Uhl. I |.i U .ill im l Mrs. Murv La'noii ll.is hrrtl fit fillin' for Hr II kliot.l , G lrc ls 7-.» of the K lrst Methml11 • i ... *ii.**i. - • .ii i>. r Id . nml Mrs. |.ee Moore and M iss S uniiii Jiiekm iio mid lo-r 1 |H aiiofhrr |ilrftHr i* *0011 .1 In* (to .toil 1pjte •• if 1 mih el I xx...1 \» ..... 2 • • ■ • 1st Church w ill meet at H:0II p.m. daughters, Kathleen and Anna mother, M is Irene Jack limn, wet, I i I • M.l.llti.1 K-tMIt 1 s|n s "I'.ri .Hlse X o ille Moo IH*4*-.I I 01 opt n i 10 ' .111II1 Xmm • 41 ths home of M rs. E . M. Lee, have returned to Fayette­ lunrhi-mt guest i Monday of tin I? I !«»«» ('tut* I lirn lie'll In oof ttf Iht io h ii I is II I • «! Illll I .!"• t'l III Jim s, 310(1 Cordova D rive, with | Dll I *«•$.III.. 1 M.t. v ille , N. (!. where Id . Moore is llev. nml Mm W. F. Klrehei toil |iin 1 moii . | fill IH lllolifh lliiilfir fh.il I iiih lo .«111111Xlptf I 11II llliM l’ IBO L p r s , C h arles Bowes, rn-hnxtrss. idatlonrit. Th ey ha*‘0 v lilte d here |ir i" i in S u sn li’ i ir lu r n f,, I .-x f jii N'»•»» I llll ‘M llll I 111 Mil e >| '•I 1 he'll in.ikr fun or 1 1 11 |m |oi«* .iT h e Woman's > Bible Chtss of during Die holiday* h i guests of in g liin , K y J T m. i * I -•. lit.* 11 .. I" i i ’Hnini m im e', llll. III I' lit opt keep lo . I 1 * il 1 <1 ilt I I I ' l l Mil1! IAS F ir s t Baptist Church w ill meet 1‘m.i * I I I *#»* Mr.*. Yliuire’s niidner, Mr*. M S. tiu iiiiiig 4 " M d t ll.Rh II Ii• I • M I. 8 7 t30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W iggins. V Idg Hill hh iiieetillg w ill Im< 4« N..I i"i.i.l •••*,«••! l* MIRTH AixNtlliNCKMKNT 8. Rockry, 1,110 Pork Avenue, Dll II.•i .N.'iif II..it I* held Ft ills*- i*V< ’iiih t , Jim . t at Mr. nml Mrs. R. V. Thompson w ith M rs. B. C . Moore ns ro-lm snn r.-.i.x . •«•.t Mr mid Mrs. Fd w an l W. Sm ith 7 .'III P M in Ihe M ellioillst announce Ih r birth of a ilnughtrr, of Daytona Bench were holiday J** XI (I sll.-w ■ t rt on XI l.arl. I .«•%•• • | . ■ gi Churrh. Th en - will lie u song fest P n trlrln K ln in r, on Monday, lire . uf Mr. and Mrs. It. Jo h n ­ Ni * t * • Jo .11 at Frrn alil-(.m ig h to n Memorial guests t — uml special Inu-ti l ipped off |.\ > J.N I * ••!. I I ...»< f I %«• son, J r. Also v isitin g the John 2. - ♦ . n \ H ospital. Mrs. Thomn*on w ill hr sons were Mr. and M rs. Lynn t'ooil old f iis Iiiiiiii -,1 .Mi'lhndlsl no I’l.a !(• \ II...* II *. • 00 rentem lieiril as the funner .Mary Bouripinrdrs uml daughter of St pienehing hd hv visitin g pa-dots Ni.-.i » . I. |ti.; ..I I n . Elizabeth C arver. from O rliim l" Petersburg, and M iss Glenda Ilnur • U Xl.lt U* t Uep.it I ( 1) What is the cnpitnl of T h e purpose ,d I lit s meeting is III 1M N|tiO»w P.it ...I* ipiurdez of Alnhnmn. JapanT Mr. and Mrs. C harles It. F la n ­ ' I i I t.'lttl PN move forward in new sp iritual 0" I O If I ll.K • \ 1 lo.of 421 Is It true that the farther ders annnunrr the birth of a son. M rs. Forrest (iatehel and Miss goals ami to put on* shoulders 111 If* *‘tiltOflt*III ..I 1 north a bird summers, the fa r ­ D avid Fred erick, H Ihs. uml 1 ozs. Minnie Stewart attendril the fu n ­ In tile wheel mid help Ij*11in*It m Ht||o|.«l S. Iom.I I rssi.ii o n -D ec. 2H, at Ihe local hospital. eral of their hro tlier-ln -law , A. it . great inoveiio'iil lo build a new Nell •< ther south It w itd ers? H.lt'Oll.ll Site II •1 O' t M rs. Flanders is the former Mis* (31 Does fog inillrnte had pnrsnnnge for MuM idluxlist Chapm an, in Kissim m ee yester M Vai lr |f If ill Arthurene W ilson. weather to cu m r? t ’h iiie li wldeli *eive-t Nortti Mon |M X|* ft Tilt It •la>I d sy. Mr. Chepm sn died in a hoi no S'Mr I .......... pltal in W inter Haven where he me, D rlln t y , M -leeii mid Filte r ( 4 ) Who was prime m inister teas, I 'It *I Itncil \ I **t * «« prize. B ring uthei in vmir cm of England at the age of 247 was liv in g with his daughter, Mrs. •]oJ It I 'h V|*• 1Mr.* W K IIN K H D A V ' O H fttk tl|.nt E lo y Delgado, a m ine In I r u il luails, im l cn in e !" fo rn sir re ild en l (6) W hat are the rotors of There w ill he a board meeting I •*tl ittl 1 I i.ll.' t o l of Sanford. ths Fin nish fla g ? of the Hanford Garden C lub at XI .t 1 f .•it ft.*. I •« t. 1•. 11 Nt »%•• P :30 n.m. at the.. Garden Center. tot Mr*. Ruth M. Ham ilton of Fern Wednesday fm ni M iami wliere sin- . Park w ill attend the State D em ­ hn:i spent (lie pant two weeks us ocratic Executive inerting at Ht. Hie guest of tier soil ami ilnugli lla lflu ie k Boy 'Tluiiupsiui iiu.fhPetersburg to he held S aturd ay at lei in-law , Mr. nml Mrs. H a rry longrid mu fr i’in <eriiniiinge | the Serena Hotel. Mrs. Ham ilton II. Lew is, Jr. W hile lliere Mm in F lo riilu Slate H n iv e m ily font w ill urt as a p io xy for Mrs. Lewi* iitle iiile il Hu- (lin a g e Bowl ••ill h ia tiu y when tie da.lied 70 Mnyme Hodgkin, who la Heminnto Game and also the. " K ir k -O ff" varda against Stetson H C ounty State Democratic Com- lunrheon w hlrli w a i tield for III" Die first He game a Bobby m lttrrw nnian. two teams, Hie program for wlileh H dd- •rnnrhed tram ever idayeil inrlm lrd surh outstanding nmiies i.i'He wlien Ida Georgia Tech II Mr. ami Mrs. W arren E arle as Red Barber, former Sanford ih tdloekeil with Duke, l l l l || i D an irls have returned to Lum ber- man, ami Joe E. Brown, movie w t h e lone Mur on Tech'* Til Visit Our Helrrshment ton, N. ('. after Inuring the state alar. '" t ill on their honeymoon. W hile In liar Among those from Sanford who •Sunfonl they visited Mr. Daniels' I'ltAlltlK f.AKK ' j , Mr. and Mrs. K. Cheater a tte n d i'ilth e Evangel! die Services B s at Derrnn Den on Lake of B illy G in h m ii in O ilam lo S u n ­ M arkhnm. A fter Jan. n they w ill day afierniMin id wldeli alunil I I , he at home at 3 I 2 E . Seventeenth 0(10 people were reported to have been In attendance were the fo l­ Street, Lumberton. low ing: Mr. ami Mrs. M. II. Htriek M is. J. N. To lar ha* returned Innd, nml iln iig lile i, M yra Franres, Now Show Ing from n trip to Richmond, Vn. Mr. and Mrs. J. I). I.aney, Mrs. where she visited her son and N an ry Brock. A l llrnck ami Pet" daughter-in-law . Mr. and M rs. nroek, Fred W ilson, Mr. and Mm. Ralph To lar, /or the C h ristm as Htn Monroe, M i. snd Mm. Eugene RSIpl Blake holidays, and to Fredrleksburgj rFrei u u n i s u m i a , W illiam * , Mr. and M rs. Va. where she wss the guest of Saw yer*, and Mr nml Mr*. Voile Mr. and Mr*. Robert llln e* at W illiam *. M illhrook, their h isto rica lly fsm Very Good Ctrioon — Plus ous home and estate, Mr. and (nml *nd .bln K ill.i (•<<■»* "Pirate Harbor" — No. 2 Mrs. Ilinea are former residents of of tonim tlng / ion. .dub Sanford. mji sdorn hlou.e «nd SAN FO RD ORl ANDO H IGHW AY p o ik.i. Brown. Blue, B lu k , Mr*. H a rry B. Lewis returned Aqua — 14 In 11. Social Calendar iHllllfv m i \ I.’ 15 H\ll 11 I \S T m i l s T OO A V ! ■ om t iau i M IT C N U M R U SSE L L IIOI.LYWOOU || } !I » S K I N D O f f f l/ O M A M g Saliirdni Only! Il.iiil.li- I eiilmc , ii J • VCW OUTDOOR ACTIPN' , B5©Y^ R 06B R S 0All |VAN\ iVMiiiA im x ih iu / •rin .r ill /M :i ■ W.iyiiRMORRIS AdH.iii ROOfll t IIM IM . S i \ D \ X ’ t i i k h i .i t : v e il * Today’H Quizzical Quiz h u 8 LAST TIMES TONIGHT SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE 4AfpW0 xickrtw j To Hromlxvay” NOWI IXTRA SAVINGS ON W H ITI O O O D SI SAVE ON SHUTS I SAVE ON m ow CAM SAVE ON T O W M f SAVE M «v«rythln* H r your I t ilf Y ii-r widi r<*ll»rl.,i doll hind fionl md al-oo in* III.*, hollon. Tw o.l.ep pul k . i . Mtth ( m| i ttlttt | l » p pofk.l*, *.iloi n n k Iin . Anil Ilia c inv.ticd lionl pl»«l on *tin Pin •hr.k lingh.m widi u i.p , while pique liim lll.tk , Brown. Greta, Red, *11 widi white - 14 lo 41 • i*|t»rf«»l p i 4 h t K ii tu h .M i i Itif, (trrrn, llfim n Itt-k Jfoontlx IJ*/| •»» //*// i i ) a d u J ) L , (%)<a \A 4W s m J j t (J o ltfu j, |0 " 5 No trupr phrn*« wo* nvnr colnml ihnn "Klnq Colion." Anri . < Georfllona mnko* lh« hntl of It* cool, crisp vnr*ollli»/ and fashion* Il into fh«»« ihrnti adorable, you can waor anyilm* . . . any plac«. IlMfi ( I t i t f f u r l i i i b o u n ty ’s .M « u ia a i U lb liw ly w a r f 4 m ' ,'aiier -w- • * '•■'v �• 'J X TUB SANFORD HERALD Seminole Cagers Face Seabreeze In Daytona Toni Celery Fed Quintet Gains First W i u Stopping W i n t e r Garden, 39-34 !Grid Recruiting | Minnie Fee And Leader Win 1 Is Restricted At Town In Daily Double U. Of Kentucky amiTheTown four backers of Minnie Fee Leader were rewurded O u t - O f - S t a t e Play­ ers May Yet Apply For Scholarships LEXINGTON, Ky. i/h-Football recruiting was restricted toduy at the University of Kenturky to its own back yard. There is still a hearty welcome uwuiling any out of state player but he must voluntarily apply for a scholarship The school will make no effort to recruit urospcctlve grldders who live outside the Cum inonwealth. The maximum scholar­ ships lo non-Kentuckians will be five u ycur. Coach Paul Bryant announced tho change In the recruiting policy a few minutes uftcr his squad re­ turned from Dallus and its Cotton Bowl victory over Texas Christian Bryant said Hie Idea was bis own: It upplied only to footliull and "We have concluded that the best interest will now be served by u change in tills policy " Kenlucky In the past has gone far ufielil in lining up football talent "We ure confident," Bryant ad­ ded, "that if oilier institutions will follow this plan, all the evils at tendunt on reeniillng will be end­ ed." Willi de emphasis of collegiate footlmll being tulkcd in some quur ters. observers |Himlcml the effect, if any. the Kentucky plan might have elsewhere Could It tie the forerunner of u new trend? Bryant drew praise from several coaches In the Southeastern Coil feronce, hut none Indicated he would follow the Kentucky proposal 100 per cent Out of-slute players hove been the bloodstream of Kentucky's rise In six years from u Southeastern Conference doormat to national prominence, and Bryant acknow­ ledged II tills way: lettc contest for the 11)51 -62 school year In winning their ini­ tial rage game of the season from Winter Garden .11l-:i4. I.akrvicw gained a split fur the night as the Red Devil II five edged an Improved Seminole B aquad 38-24 In the opening tilt. The Inspired play and snooting of Jimmv Smith and Gerald Cov­ ington spent bended the Sanford varsity quintet to victory. From the beginning the Celery Feds displayed lop form by controlling the game mi the rutirt ns well us tinder the hourils. Jimmy Huiilh score I eight, points In the first half In spite of sitting out tha lust four min­ ute* of the second period. Junior Matts ami Smith sparked the floor play In the Initial quarter us the Seminole, built up n 14-4 lead over Lakevlew. At the close of the hulf the count won pushed Up to 20-11. After the recess Lukevlew, uti­ lising a two platoon system, held thvlr own with tall renter IVto Rogers grabbing tlp-lns unil Wise Hardin scoring twice to inuku the score 20-11). The third period saw the Semlnolrs stymied for the first three minutes as Lukeview rnme within four points of tying the contest before Coving­ ton drove under to swish the cords. At lliut point, the contest stim­ ulated by the roaring crowd be­ came a quick exchange of busLets between l.nkevlew and the Celerv Feds. Junior Melts, Smith, and Hardin poured in baskets In face of the desperate lust diteli Red Devil effort. Smith's deft pluylng pared tie Celery Fed scorers with points falluwed by Covington's III and Hardin and Metis with eight each. Coach Bill Fleming’s II tcum showed moru polish than In any other game this year ns they Ware edged by the l.akoviuw II team by a mere four points. Ills- TAM FA (At—Big Gardnar Mulloy be*, Moss und llatmum each thinks U. S, tennis players und Scored five point* to pure Iho fans got n raw deal In arlrctlnn loser’s attack. of their Davis Cup learn and he This game was highlighter liy doesn't care who knows II trough nml fust piuy right up to The United Stales Inst In the the end. filial round to Australia, largely Winter Garden ( through failure of the veteran Ted Outlaw, f SehriN'der to come through us Griffith, f hoped. Walden, f Mullov said the United States Hurknhee, f Lawn Tennis Association was us Rogers, e much to Illume us Frank Shields. Medley, e U S. leant captain who made the Russ, g final selections. Morgan, g "It was grossly unfuir to AmerlLl»l*. g run tennis players, lo Davis Cup Hammun, g fans nml even to Schroeder him­ Totals self for him to make the trip to Hanford (Mil) Australia," Mutiny said. Covington, f Mulloy Is hero for the 23th annual McCall, r Dixie Tennis Tournument which he Davis, f won Iasi year, lie plays Alberto Hardin, c 4 t) Smith, g 5 2 Metis, g 4 (i Cordell, g » p 2 II Totals 17 6 17 HU Sanford 14 0 u tO—JIB Winter Gnrdan 4 7 8 i n — JI4 Official:!! F. M. Whitaker, u homecoming for some of tho Anderson llluo Devils. Four Fcouaylvanlana were In th* starting lineup for . FHOM FKNNHYI,VANIA the Duke squad. They were IIIII DURHAM. N. C. I/F) — When Fiemlng and Itmly D'Kmllio of Duke opened Its varsity basket­ Fhlladelphlu, Dick Grout nf ball season against Trionle -n Hwlssvalo and Beruio Junlrkl of Philadelphia, It was almost llkn Ainhrldgu. ' Hit As Raw Deal By Gardnar Mulloy REVIEW OF THE YEA R -By Alan MavOr _____ SIPTEMIER ro p p rp/cK, MEM to the tune of $5IU.4(> eucli last oiabt ui the J5uofoiii-Oi Undo Ken­ nel Club, when the two dogs run­ ning from the nuinlier one ami eight Imixvs, respectively, dis­ proved the claim that dogs as­ signed these positions usuully paid muu11 amounts. Jewel's Trump and Pomeroy in the tenth ruee com­ bined to pay u $108. quiliirlu. 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H A JI .Y i M i d l f l . h ; J i m r i l c K c c Mini Tnvkli l . c . n h 'f < | « 0 | Jf.'lltl 9 el 10 40. 1*01 M i l l I I M I ; — l u o t l l f T I i iip i 20.21 I 00 NEW YORK <*-The nation's longest buskelbull winning streak 13 straight by New York Univer­ sity—wus blasted Thursday night by the red tint .Mountaineers from West Vlrglnlu The Mountaineers' loo • 75 vic­ tory was West Virginia’s seventh triumph In eight outings. Their on­ ly defeat was an overtime setback by George Washington. The fast-stepping Mountaineers dropped In 50 per cent of their field goal attempts—27 out of 54fur a 58-35 lead at the half and were almost as good In tho second half. They completed the game In Madison Square Garden with u 45 out of 100 performance. Tho defeat of the Violets, ranked sixth In this week’s Associated Fross poll, loft Murray (Ky.) and Kansas at tho top of'the list of unbeaten major teams. Murray edged Kentucky Wes /6-YR-OLP M AURUN t im pi Drop In 50 Percent Of Field G o a l Tries fO/tURL TWO HO- YjvT H/rrcRK, /M m c crA ta rt CAM? PAr rArfHO curicM n as/ I K l r a l IlMfV IlMlIr IlM Mhlrl 1 M ln file K cc ID 90 ■ »0 7.10 7 IIIM H u m c S . lo 3 90 6 f'litCN K i n g 3.40 'I III II H I I A I F — si/ Itlf ha Mile iim p i ;itl I 00 Mountaineers -C** B A L I ? tCAGUCH I/d r i l l ' d l l d l — I . H u . I l > T i m e i Oli.l • o n l y ii'-'i '. s o i s o 3.Dii 3 lir u p lilt'' 3.30 I SO I HllllllHf T « * i. h i ; i i i m i i n n ; —.vioiin m i r .1 IIt’ii• li llt’llc •; |*n|» ll lm k 2 Hullki» COMAlWOHtR \ or base 1 New York U. Is Pug Pearman Appears Slated As Senior Bowl’s Best Playew D efeated 100-75 MOBILE, Ala. th-Tackle Pug monski prepared for the South By West Virginia I’eurman of Tennessee looked squad, Iho underdog Rebels a rt trying to sharpen their timing. tm o n rM TITLE B /m k ki.^m » iL TMO-/MO, PANOV 1 TURPIN, H H e w YORK! $50,000 Is Raised Takes Scoring Lead By Loyola U. For From Kentucky U. 1952 Grid Team NEW YORK '^-Syracuse Uni versily's huskethull team has tak en over tin- major-college team scoring lead from Kcnlucky with out firing a shot, the NCAA Serv lee Bureau re|M>rted toduy. , In the defense ruee, Oklahoma A A M wus buck In the familiar s | mi I ahead of the field Fonn State led a week ago. Both Syrucnso and Oklahoma A 4_ ... M iwere second last week, but muved Into the lead through games of Dec. 29. Undefeated Syracuse aas a fivegame uveroge of Bt tl points. The twice liealrn Oklahoma Aggies have allowed only 44.1 point* per coulcst. While Syracuse was Idle last week, the puce - selling Kcnlucky Wildeuts' uveruge dipped from 83.8 to 82 1 as ii result of their Sugar Bowl engagements Syracuse meets Cornell Saturday night; Kenturky plays Uiiiisliuia Slate. Duke retained third pluee In of fense with 80 II, and Uiyolo of Chi­ cago with an 80 4 uverage lx the only other team clipping along at a two-point-per-mlnuto rate. Oklanomo A. 4. M. winner of the national defense tllle 12 times In tho last 10 year*, has finished no lower than third during any year. After the Aggies In defense come Diiqucsnc, yielding 44.8 points per game, Oklahoma City, 43.3 end Muryland and Michigan with 45.7 each. Sctun Hall, pluylng the second lame of the Garden twin bill, wnloped Western Kentucky, 77 05; Du quesne thumped Cincinnati, 71 41; and Florida nipped Anhui n. C4 C3. for Its ninth In a row. Kentucky, rated the nutlon's top teum until its Sugar Bowl defeat, ran wild to drub Mississippi, 110 to 58. Bradley also had a romp against Arliona, 0859, and Louis­ ville thumped Villnnovu, 90 08. In closer frays Oklahoma bent Colorado, 01-52; North Carnllnn nipped Maryland. 51-47; San .lose Slate took Oregon. 51-49; Utah heat New Mexico, 59 47; und Slenu hum­ bled Temple, 50 48 f /’I Ml ,j LOS ANGELES Alumni und friends of Loyola University of Los Angeles raised $50,000 at the annual football bsnquet Thursday night and It appeared today that the Lions may field u grid team Ihls fall. Loyola abandoned football Sun­ day. Tho heavy financial expense wai blamed for Iho abandonment, but failure to land on the schedule of either Soalhern California or UCLA waa suggested by some as a major factor. A spontaneous movement to re­ store the sport was started at the banquet. Actor Frank Fay, who acted aa matter of ceremonies, #mlde/tly found himself ax' chulr- man of the fund raising campaign. First one, then another of the 1.000 at tho dinner urose unit pledged money. Fledges ran us high us $5,000, und muny ranged from $100 to $1,000. The Hev. Lorcn/o Mnluno. S. J., u member of laiyola's Board of across a football field at Fullback Ed Modzelewskl of Maryland and said grimly, "1 hope somebody cuts Inc horns off that wild bull before we play him again Satur­ day." Homed or de-horned, Maryland's "Big Mo" runs and bulls again Saturday In the Senior Bowl. In Ihe Sugar Bowl. Modielewskl rolled up 153 yards through Ten­ nessee's national champions and Maryland packaged Its first major bowl victory. 28 13. The decision came as a shock to Tennessee and many marylandera. But not to the "Mighty Mo." "1 thought all along we could loke Tennessee. It sure felt good when we did," he said. The coal mining kid from West Natrona, Fa.. was elected -------- the — Sugar Bowl's best player. From the way he'a carrying on hare he might be headed for the beat til aver Job in the Senior Bowl. Fifty of the finest college players from every section of the country turn professional In tho Senior Bowl. ’They arc divided as equally as possible Into two teams—one called tho North and tho other the South. They are ordered by their professional coaches to go at cuch other for all they arc worth. Flayers on (ho winning side earn $500. Flayers for the losing side got $400 While Modielewskl and Mary­ landers Bob Ward and Bob She- Coach Steve Owen’* team was late in assembling because several members played In bowls. On the Hebei team besides Pear* man are Hank Lauricella, Gordon Folufsky and Ted Daffer—all Ten­ nesseans who took the Sugar Bowl licking. A PALM BSACH t*-4*iallfyln« play begins Monday In South flor* Ida’* oldest contlnuoua golf touruamant—the Lake Worth Champion­ ship, to be decided at the Palm Boach Golf Club. Defending Champion Bob Sween­ ey, former British Amateur c h a n , plon, will be on hand to attempt to retain the title be won over W. A. (Dub) Pagan of Wait Palm Beach last yaar. Match play begins Tuesday end runs through Friday In the 4Mh annual tournament, reatrlctod lo amateura. DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Pleeee call for appoJatmeal Phone 1753—1741 For Values That Build Friendship Always Bee STRICKLAND-MORRISON INCORPORATED Klrxt Street n> Sanford Avenue YOUR FRIENDLY Plies# M# DEALER SINCE 1981 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 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Mun Vli«c \\ cull, n Iiuth, M i . l i i t n i ’ t uld rll, a K ' t l n i , I.linin' Muyt', ii" Miiitlm, mnl \n u l l.I n llilhrcv, ii' f.lritn M i. 11>■Ictt A l.l.’t tureii. uf t;< in tu. m i . in In It,*. I i i . m in t *•1 riiu .i niim i u iii in- , 1,.m ill ,i Intel I ' . u n i y i ■*, « u i it' H |iii iu li ii )’ I n t h i n l r . | i l l l i v i ‘ 'llitiull., u i 'i c |i|,' kt'lilnl In lliu <tui |iuiltl•* liy tli" •Hitlfuinv n n illiy iiiutii.ii, Mr* H I i / i i I m'I I i I . uni’ Ml . Iot«|»|| Mattlnvh, toloitl, Frl. Jgn. I. 1953 P*K* S Newest i " D R . lu T . D O S S CHIROI'RAC'TOH HOURS 0 I d 12— 2 to fi 305 Allanlir lUnk Huilding I’hune 755 PA F*A F tA P E T T I S P A tJH K T Ii ^rrilnM A fti IQ 1*. H« « i.«»wi:n MDHi \ i *$ \VI«(rr I'nrk lllihtiNf IT—02 ph. ;mna & i 111 =3 AiNNo u n c im ; o pk n in c OK In I ........ . if oi Si m inulr I omit r .M ilw.tt Iti’l ss »«u S illlliifd and Mmitfhlon Insurance Agency (•eneial Inturanii* O tlam lu it I u Su nfo iil M la n tir N alionul Hunk llu ililiiiK S o n f o r t l . K lo riiln U. I. .Mo i i k Ii I o i i , J r . • • • • M m o l it . SViKon CUT YOUR DRIVING COSTS IN HALF D A Y S T O H K M K M IiK H • 1‘lt n o e M l HlltrilDAY W K D D IN C A N N IV K l t S . S K Y M a n 11 I t s D A Y C im iS T M A S \ I ss.i t «i M u l o f i d e WITH A EINE, ENCUSII-mULT FORD THE ESSEX STHDIO (dim* In For A “Test Drive" Today! RORHR I I.. I I»\ I ' l l o r i l l i l t AI'IIKR IOH NORTH I* VICK AS HNI H I’llO N i: 5711 HOU S I T o l N I'MKN I S STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC. .ION I’ll. 290 twl S I'K K r I I o i i i l t 't o i l tin* iniMit* f o i tin - o t v a t loll. \ftri p lt* tg t||(|| ||» I to* i i m i i i Im m o f l i d f ii in 11v f o r I '» - 111 «•111111 a lilt oi • i i ' i o n , t i n l i o u a 1 1 Iiv i l l a t i o n , Mi I ' o n n Mt | am. n itu It* n -I mmI t a l i . M i r s t i l t p i r t r n t r t i s s ill i | i | t T^ROl *f*r Iwfitiwtm l0KH I•\ In i t | t t r i ^ i ok*, lii'SV S t a i d l y p a l I oil. in M u n m t i o t l n t (•«! it 11 111 111 1 1 o f f a i u i l t , a t tt h n li | m u * h i t x s i f r , a * »o t o p a t n r i l | . v h i t c h a t h i m .*. noly. | i h - i iiin | him ssiih gift Ml- f o i l . Jill ill « O lll pli Ill'll t | | l | ' r i Iil-o t i l IIL* “ Sis 11 | lira 11 “ t o him M m . h li/u h rt h l.ong, out go m »* u o i | | | | mat inn, w at p i r t o n l n l .1 lovrly lOMagi fioin tin* i hupfrt l*\ M m ’hi llir Shoi'llillki‘1 . Mm I-oiig mnl .11in in s llo lt/i hiss, o n f g o in g >\ •u t h \ p a f i o 11, ss r 11 ■ a l t i pi • "••fit i-<f , h . I lot th r u p a t | matioii mnl | pal i o n ’i pi’li t in tin iuipti i hift* Ssiir | • llli il riii h iii M ailin g Hin t m u . o f f ii i i hv d»»* w «o t h y Inthiilui «il lo If I*'. Coli*, ( h i 1 IDs Mi Kintry. p a tto r of th«* I’i m I M••thtitliti i Inn. h of Smiforil. ih* 1iv«•ifi| an m lrii ui^r 1ul 1lr 4.fi. I ell I It* Imilttiv Mi I*.nil, Ollllll mm of Mr*. I •i'onn Mt l.ain, t a n g tin* c l o n i n g prayer. A I e r r p t lull foi c v i'i y o u r W at j 'I 1,1 l l " ’ ‘lining loom follosviiit! til*' III"III111|t it•ii i rli iimiiirt Tin* •TIOIII ssiih Ill’ll In nut Ifull v ,1,.,-g, lO tn l for do ................ . Iginn’t ..|wt, i (,|, o f f r r till.If Dll, ii ervmg iin hut. .| M, |f Mm S n g . \ | , \| I . a m •I lass. M i < la i. ■swam I. It .Ion. . .Ii m »> M. ll%, , f |u i t ’ mg | f , »|i • i«li • ifnl Mi I- Use HEKALI) WANT ADS For He.Nttlls •| hr fllililfViNM »HlM Mpplf «• all U iiiiI ti lt palilUltril In I Ii* ^ mii Iit vtl llrm lth I 11m r I Ik prr Mar li»«rrlltff« II fliurt I Or prr liar la«r»fluM «l flair* *tr pgr liar latrHlitH Jil flair* Hr prr liar lH*rrfli»M .%•• p rr lia r far I m r l f I unIin H • I t r mini* fa fRr liar. Ilioililr r a l r far lilmk f a i r inpa. PHONE IIS W aal \tim w il l »ir a rrrp lr.t t a r r d ir Ip lrp h aa r a a airaia r a i o l a a i i h n t u r If f i H i r lotlif r I* I h f n f l a I k r I r l r f i l o i n r fiaal*. l a i i ’l u t a f a r fill* m i a in m a il to I la a f l i r a i l t r r l U r r I* r v p r i f r i l l a p a t firaiiififh. la a n l r r lor a* to r r i o l r r llir fir tf |ia««tM r t m l r r , nil h a u l ( ti g a u i t f Dr In a a r a f f l i - r a a I h r tln» ter f a t r p a l i l l - • nlli.a I'lro er aegflfr a* na r t i a r loeirr* II t mi a i r ill n I r I t la r a u r n«l \\ • • II ll Ha t lir ................ Hilt I mi a i a i r I lot a u lir l a i a i i t e f l a * r i I la a THE SANEOIH) HEKAED S e m i n o l e S 'e n e li ii ii ll l i m l Co. 'lolfr N'fss Mtin.igntivnl • I I.' Xit III III llllmt. 'lo Hit \ny Si/e tVimluw I'lnxtir Itipc I’hune m a w FOR REN I I— SVKI.AKA A P A R T M E N T S . Ruume ntul StuM'a. t Hi SV I'ir»l N ln i'i I'linin' 100-VV M 11111I t ; nvi' i' ii iil'l" t" r.’iiI in •' n|d. nil |M'l IllUin ilt I'll■«iw. I'liire fin Kiodi'ii mnl iliii'kena Niee >|. ul fin iiifht pi'ii|dii. I’lnnii' 4 t:t It ROMM fm hih1i."I o|d Si n *'ii iiuri'h, h mill"* fim u Suufui'l ITiiiii.' IT.’ I in iiHtl_____________ 2— W AN I E l) - - ‘l 2- ItE I>10 H ).M iiiifurni'liid lnni-> I’erinmieut teeiili'iit I’lnuie VI’ T2 NAAS, link fn r I .finite l.uiiily. IIOIIHK w anted tu i.'iil, d ni T lii'ilrinuii, fiirnlelieil. $C*M limit ITuifle tltlll W. 3— tcousncoM i f JfcSO Ai* you oug of tlmae who can 't aflufti k higher price heming old? Now AoeiMticun world'* flrat and oldeat ininufui.'tiirer of electrical hearing i.i^g ofTera a grnuint Acouatlcon at iteg nmoling low price of only $00 .00. It'* g real preciaioti'imide (wanly n w i , compact, light weight. Mora l l « n ten tltouMnil already In uag. i « n e In for free ilrinonitm tion or iihpn* or write fur full information. M ill coii|kin now. P a la c e A rc a d e 437 N orth O range Orlando, Florida TIVIMMY MCR mUNTIIO IN II ATI If NOT COMfttHLT UTIUIM. ACOHHTICON Palace Arcade, Orlando "1 H*M m»4 K Mill uilMeuUea /UeettlMa I etna — 1 MOM 4.MM4IIIIM, eukeel Mil H eMig.ilwn Ti f i m I I W U IH II II c~ (l*re( e*g). □ ie .y .. i m . !>■■■■ . J llt'iil l:«l«te Her Sale - - 3 nr* ■1—~ H E L P W A N T E D Young limn ux ante' clerk. Knowledge of Urea S E M IN O L E REALTY Atuliea p n f i r r e d . St .in ly e m ­ 1520 Mugmilla A»e. I’hune 27 ployment (Iriitip Inaiirani'i'. VnT. SV. Men* — SV. OlctrlrhH I'litlon with pay. Fireatone j . I*. 111j: u in» — ANxm-latri. Slur •"* HEAUTIt.'IAN, aenlnr preferred. A. II. I.ORMANN Salat y und euinmlaaluh. liarReg. H EA L E S T A T E llroker i let’' Reality Nook. Pit. 071. 2750 O rlando Hr. Sanford, I’h. UHti lilltf.H Wanted, ii over 21 foi woik N E W 2 hcdrooni h o m e, «'very oil yard. A pply lietwecn 11 ami thing roomy. IlMH'ifwuy A O a ­ II A M . Plg'N Whlxlle. rage P ort, two hig Iota. \V. 21th S IK N IK iR A I’ll E ll, Male or f e ­ ut Maple. male on p a r t tim e haala. Work 1IUHINEHH P R O P E R TY . War* either iluv or night. Phone 12511 hoilae 18(1' liy 80' located near or H6H.M2. cente r of town. On center lot of W ANTED. Delivory Hoy for Palth ieo Iota cuinprlalng Si block. motto (Irocery. Apply 317 PulTwo emuller atorea uttuched nifttu Avi . with two nice alic uiiurtmcnla overhead. All rented nl nice In­ E X P E R IE N C E D tyiilat, ih o r th a n d dealrahlb, hut not e*nentiol. A p ­ come. flg/iOl). I'hune 4MH-J or ply It. A. Smith, Chute A Cum683-M. l»«ny. ................................ ... iS I.E O F P j N E S “ aecllon. I.orh 3) No, fu lr weather. e . r A rhor chalca lake front l o t " ; WORK WANTED for anle. Call I57U-VV a fte r 4:00 P.M. IIAIIY SIT T EH . Mr*. Kalkonbarg. Heat reference*. Ph. IB77-W. IIAIIY S I T t E H . lic it of refer'iinrea, Mr*. Miriam Vlnup, 110 Went m t h St. Pliunu I “ BALL 'rkaMfgo' SANfOkD S K R \ I I ’ HM — 13 NEW HI.IIURS rurtacert tu per> fei'tlun. DM fliuira n min like nrw Klnlahing, . l e a n i n g A w a i •ng. I'. ulnl. I* power p la e t, 23 yrura i<i|ierie*ice in Seim aalg (’ounty. II M O leaion, Lake Mare I Id S| E I i. 'l u . i \ . I m i nil Kern.cl,i*. i'oil olio Till ill V HerSill* Htilhall. DHI A N Iu i Minium.’ .Sentinel, IIIIu in I,* E im n n g S im . t'ull Rulph Itnv. III17.-.I __ I’Ll S| III NO I'u’itrmT and re p a ir w alk. F r e j II'' il I. REAL E S T A T E , w hether ealiliigie. It. I. Harvey. 201 ynil unlit In liny or ai'll, ace, Sim find Vie Plume IH‘28. .1 SV. IIAI.L. REALTOR LAWN.SItlSVERS S harpened, idFlorida S tu t f Hunk (Omonil cycle, r.'pmr.'il( leak and key Flour I I'linui' 17M Wink. Prompt M'tvlre. II. SV. ‘tluiinuM ’ll** I*: ID' Si 5 - - A R T II'I.ES FOR S A LE l III NTiltV fm loniie i n n * ? Call 1 1 X 1:1111 HEEHS (.'oiiiplfle line. 1(9 olid u**k tTiculiilou* tu amul IliiiO'a Tuaeiln Feed Store. y . ll I III* Slilifuld 11•-1 u I*I while S lit l( ITT.I Llf IIiii Ii lli'iiler hut .... VM.'iilien ."I*, iuni „f Iniialifx niiil co ' SI I. IS I•ES |l ilhi*./.*r work Mifli*' iii 11" I*•!ii v I'<•»••' :tO'i I t i ' i i t . . iii .I.I*' It.O* ki *»* Eal* pin k T* l i :.M nli. i i: on P si m a t / " ' , H pi* u*l.'i Si* 1 1 1 * Luo* I 1:111* Min; I M I’ I ........I ’T he I*Ii I l l ' . h u i l i ! " lli. 'l I ' llill/.er. ll' i Sin in, |i "ii I 111*1, ul lli.iii €’n l | * . ' i | l . ' l A I il m * y. I'll**).. i i ' ' . 121 L I I St M il l l | *,i uiiw I I S IT W ltH T .lt I ll >1 • I ll " " I |„ L. SI Ll I' iiiiiu I .. imi* inn. Ml II 11*1111<1. Illl' I llll'lll I. Ilk*- III A . Pllulir lit* »V H«*i||*' I, Sau■M27.011 Smif"i*l All.mtii N. for.l. IMUIIll II.Illk Itl'Ulll ill I t t l t l ’L.N I LR SStHIh i 'IIE S T O F HRASVERS; li lu u n For ipiick i *'11*111 |uh-. "i »mull laid*', l i n i n ' i i u k i ' l '; i veiling l.iiildiiik’* f u l l J i m 1 1 12-M-4. gown, ollifi il* in . l.di.'i Elliott. SIASSAliE t'oluni* Ii rigntliiiia, F I.M lIE N rE m l llealei ui.boo S’npni Until mid It. *Ii i*m g . Mixa ll.T* I *. 4 In.no Smk to" 'i n g l f Lung, 1021 Elm Aie. Phone •Ir it ■ii $ 10,110 11 M I il ll I il. 1 11 Hi III.EAt IIINli P S I ’KR t'AIII.NETS, I'ouiOi’M, I'uplumrd*. Shunt 100 l u l l ' II'I'I ii li iy I'li'uchl'. Vail, SVuo.lu.aking, M2 Snoinir luiper. .’nil' toll. I hiio II iii - I foul Avenue I........ I I 111 .). loll, SS'oat Mill.- PI iiiiii* likl SV. I JEN Eli SS l IIN III SITTN'O 1)1.H N ESVSP SI'ERS Ni ii l.iiililuii;, I....... ii’puim , inFor >nle ut 7-c i inniinl at the mo,li'ling I* I In lloe, 211 S. ‘•’u n f u r l It-rei'l Hiftiili I : -1 Iioui* , • I.... . fully I II 1‘iikyu | I’ iV fl l. It A III Al'DIIS I'h n iiril mnl re•1 SHTII L ES SVA N IK I ) —« imiifil t'olo'ii Hnilmloi Shop 211 •* Kn l lid S lici'l. Phono We l< iy, "ell A Irndu lined loll W finiiilure. SSTlimit Sluter E m u it ill f Co. .'Ill E !»l. I’hiinu tlfiH ■ 1 —T-.T’—'.;.MISS SI M in : E N til.lS II f_ P eta l.Drain* k S upplira — I 11 ii in I in gruv oig mi ailvi'i warn, wnl.lu'H, In a c ilf ta ami iiainu I I E I F E R B —ti A Ll iiMirilliM. Phioie platex. 112 E. 2nd. No Phone. 0.T4-M. — i" jj ( 2 1 Yea. a— H E L P SV.SNTKII —0 Real E alate For Kale —3 klAilSTAll 4 lied rooma, large living room, fine hardwood flour* Cloia In, 17760, good term*, an ggceptlonally good buy. iNiufuwfr. I'/— SPH I'I SI Ill S | lit I S IN . h, >lin,nil Ikuim' x >..iiiin fm ill'll* il 110,7*00 uiifiM 'ii'lii'il, T Ini* RMS l I.. P I S ION Iti'gi'ti'ifil Rcul E alate llruker III'* I 'ii i k l i e . PIiiiiii' Mill M M I E SR S P E t'IA I. ' l'«*li«*«*m. Ii;i I| i , kit* liftt. iliniii/ i *I*mi. In 'in ; 10*1111, pi»iil»*'', im in.'*' u ,1 h ill ility, ill'll li.iulu a|* *•1. Kn i l.'tma. I'll* *'d In '.Tl ut mi. i i *.out). SEMINMl.K R E A M S IT20 S| u k m.li.t A ir . I’limit' 27 1 1■ 1.1— NOTICKlMl'RIDtONALM — l.* Complete Itiutiiitor llepulr. TOMMY'S RVDIATOH HEP Silt S H O P HKD WIN DHAM P SINT AND HMDS S H O P I'lmlie 1100-J Smiforil, Fla, II— LOST AND F O U N D — 14 LOST: Fulliule liliu k cocker upon, iel, white npot mi cheat. A na. wet a to Pntay. Cliild'a pet. Huwmil. Call I IOH oi lilltl 15 — A tM O M tlH II.E S — IB KENT A OAR. H drive it by day, work, ur eea*on. EnglUh Forde and American Fonle, ae*!an$, ■tatlon wagon* and convertible*. Strlcklend-MurrDun, Inc., E. Flr*t St. _ 11)41 MERCURY Convertible • guild tup, clean - $450. Phulio llill-W, 24 IS W. at I at S tr e e t. ___ 30 PLYMOUTH coupe, good con­ dition, $136.00. Pnuno 317-W _lloy ullhert. ill.lib CIIKVHOI.ET, tjun. Plume 73. good condl* 1061 CHEVROLET in perfect con- 10— llualne** Opportunltlog —10 T R A IL E R S -1 6 16— GROCERY Store ami meat market >7 MODEL Admiral House with b*tr and wine. Living Her. 1158 E. New York A n . quartan and long Date. Roy Ofange Avf. li'and .yallov BOATS T l 1 1 - SPECIAL fl!____________ 14 foot BOAT. Trailer A kleker. Cell after 6 P.M. 2005 VS Fremk WA8H1N0 Machines rapelred. Quick, (conomlcal aervlcc. Work, Av*. Phone 81HJ-J. (4) w rn ism ^itt. guaranteed. Call 92N-M. 4 sr *J ' rl i ' . *> 'V .ife ------ 1— -X-:! J �** fit __at* PH. i n . 4. I N I Put t Plantation Estates By HESS PATTERSON W* face the New Year with our heart* full of thankfulneaa for our good fortune In having com* to rent, after a half rentury of llvInng, In what we feel to lie the moat wonderful epot In the flneot atate In the rholrett country of the world and we wlih all of you a very healthy, happy and prosper**»»• New Year. (' We will try to review nome of the activities of the pait 10 day* here at I’lnntatlon, On the Haturday t>efore Christmas, the Hatur* day Night Dane* Club held thrlr Chrlitmaa party with an attend* ance of BO. The hoateaa of the evening wna Mra. Jamea Genoy. The Christmas cakea were baked by Veronica Kellner, Out King waa Santa Claua, Joe Meyer aang “White Christmas". Other Carol* were rung by the group all with much laughter and high spirits, ami of rou re* In between wo danced. The Community Party, opened 4 to everyone living on the place, waa a hug* aucres*. There waa an attendance of nhout 140 people, “ he committee which consisted of r*. George Orlffln, chairman, ra. Julr Voigt, Ml** Nrlla Hank*, ra. Jim (irnoy did a wonderful joh. There waa carol alnglng, a c aolo by young Calllr Miller #c! ‘ eompanled iiy Mr*. Harry Whit­ aker and a skit by Jim Cenoy, Mil­ ford Leonard and Paul Fnetschxr which wa* very funny. Then Jim, who waa Santa Claua gave gift* to nil. A party of lit, conalallng of tho P o c k a, llofmans, Froetachcn, V o l g h t a , Rohlollns, Michael!*. >. Round* and llennlngera h a d I Chlratma* dinner at the Cluh Dlut mnnd. Mr. and Mr*. Jim Oennv en­ tertainer! Mr. and Mra. William Toma. Mlaa Veronica Kellner and Mr. John Moon at Chrlitmaa din1 ner. The (Senoya alio had a Samba - party on Thuraday night for a . group of their friend*, among ttooae prraent being the Harney Atidrraonx, Leonards. Iloneker*. r Mlchaella, Veronica Kellner and Lv' f} Bea* Patterson. Capt. nnd Mra. Norman S. (Irovca had an rggnog party from 11:00 a.mi. on (.liriatmaa day for atiout at) of their friend*, then the (Irovca, Mt*. Den, Jim and I had a family Chrlitmaa dinner to­ gether In the evening. The drove* entertained another group on Now diampagno Year* Day with a cfi cocktuII party. eggnog party on tho We had an e. Saturday before New Year* which ■Urtcd with the group at denoya nil Thuraday and ended up with everyone we met through Friday end Saturday. We have *u many friend* In till* Idg llttlw community of about dill) people that we can only entertain a email percentage of them at one time. On New Y ura Eve there wa* a y fnr 70 given at the Mansion « group of four couple*, the man!*, Oenny*, Froetscnerc* •ltd Honoker* with Varonlra Kell­ er In charge of the refreshment*. ‘ was a wonderful party. Wa had . / in* whole downstair* nf the Manl. S alon thrown open with dancing In room, card* In another, piano Ing and visiting In another and i.. »he refreshment* served In th* H dining room. At 111:00 o'clock Frederic Spiro played Auld Lang I , Syne ami everyone wished every­ one elan a Happy New Year. ■ ' There wna a party of about V0 Plantation folk* held at the Cluh Diamond on New Year* Eve. Mlaa Huxanne Terlrt opened her naw home on Saturday afternoon with a cocktail party for a group her friend* among them were i Skinner*, Herardi, MU* BonUnaklei, Mr*. Tynan, Mr*. GarIn* and Mra. Randall. tin huu■h* had what ihe called a mlng IN Party", Thla party waa one nf the most Intarrating exparlenaaa 1 have had In a huay two week*. Mlaa T*rlet‘« home, although only under eonruction for • few abort month* f the ihow place* of the She haa a marvelou* over... T..w of Hanford and take MonE, roe from almoet all her room* braeieway. \ haa a cute little awlmmlng between the houae and her rant. She calla the houae Beau Lac and will live there her French poodle Dou Dou, la an nrlatom t among dog*, rant to admire har home and IW but stayed to admlra HusHha la an American of to birth and aarvad aavaral a WAG Major with tho fltataa Army. Lika iyanch woman aha ext both In har personality an I which was reflected In her ind hospitality, Among those t w#r# the Splroa, Iwonard*. . ehere, Turners, Taylors, i McGowan and Bess Patter- I i I ami Mrs. Pranela Malon* “grad Into thalr new home on a the Wooda, Thalr ton f, who • waa bore for tho haa .m tirM d to hla m at the University of Byrawhere ha is majoring In GENEVA * , MR*. AMDS PRKVATt --------- -- -------- ----* Mr. and Mra. T. W. Pravatt and family and Mr. and Mra. A. J. Baxter and family and Ruth. Roger nnd Suxanne Maxwell all enjoyed a fl*h fry on Laka Har­ ney New Year* day. A large number of people from hern attended the Hilly (Jraham Church aervlcea -In Orlando Sun­ day. Mr. Edson dolt wa* called to Indiana bv the alrkne** of hi* hrothrr and «l*ter-ln-law who are not expected to live. Mr*. Phillip Hauer suffered a heart attack in Atlanta, da. while visiting her son Chnrle*. She I* ■till In the Atlanta hospital. Mr. and Mr*. lis te r Demmy and children Joyce and David of Yel­ low Spring*, Ohio arrived hern Tuesday to vlalt Mr. Demmy’a sla­ ter and hrnthrr-in-law Mr. and Mra. Paul Maxwell. They are planning to make their home In Florida. Mr. and Mra. T. W. Prevail had a* their gueat Sunday Mr. and Mra. I.eater Heckman and ann* Max and Nell aad Mia* Stewart and Mr. Mutt Krarnt of South Charleston, Ohio. A number of people from hero attended the Inatallatlon of offlrera of the Eastern Star In San­ ford Friday. Rev. and Mr*. David Thoma* and Morrl* Patrick of Orlnndo ate dinner with Mr. and Mra. Windell Hraddy and daughter Julia Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Harry delger hail aa their gueat for a few day* their daughter Hetty doiger, and Mra. laquett and Mra. deruldlno Mom*, all of South Carolina. Mr. and Mr*. Tommy McLain, Jr. and son Tommy had aa thrlr gueat* for a few day* last week Mr*. Meltin'* father and alttera C. C. Howell, Sr. and Mr*. H. d. Hlnojo** of Columbu*. da., and Mra. Monroe Smith of Columbia, S. C. and Mr. McLain'* aiater, Mr*. Frank l<e# of New Smyrna. \6 + .............- '£T IncreasingFloodOf Money Is Shown By Bank Deposits By HAM DAWSON NEW YORK UB-Tho rising flood of money In the nation la ahown strikingly today a* Ihe banka report on their year's activities. There's money, money everywhere —except when It's lime to pay the first of the month's bills. Moat banka report higher de­ posit:. greater iesourcea, larger volume of loans, bigger Interest payment total* to aavers, much bigger payment* to the tax col­ lector*. and In moat case* higher profit*. The dollar* the banka deal In can buy only a little more than half aa much In good* and services as they did before World War II. Hut they arc still dollars—and every other country In Ihe world la Just n* anxious tu gel their hands on mure American dollars a* you arc. The stepped up activity nf the nation's bank* in almost every one nf their department* nnd service* Is ■ reflection of the pace the nation I* going In production, In spending, In rapamflng plant*. It also reflects higher wage* and sal­ aries, a higher total nf dollars plunked down for groceries, rent, clothing, auto* ami appliances. And also, strangely enough. It reflect* higher totals nf saving* In snltc of the drain nf taxe* and the cost of living on the average faintly'* pockrtbonk. The h,ink* made many more loan* In 1951 than they did tho year before Their total now to ouslnraa, Industry nnd agriculture la mure than 21 W billion dollar*. This la » gain nf 3V« billion dollars In a year Most bankera think the total will Increase a* tho nation borrow* to expand It* defense plarda. On these loan* Ihe hank* arn getting higher Interest than they did a year ago—.1 per cent or better now, compared to 3'« per rent a year ago. And thla Interest rise la partly responsible for the In earning* that many banks State Ferment Market gain show—In spite nf a tax rise whlrh rained some banks In pay tax collector* nearly twice as much H»a«rl a*. 41 In lord than I9.V) The Inrrenscd ttv rn n n m r a KAiiwrri* H AIIK l;T volume of liuslnesa also hleped H**t«rtf, KI.rU * Increase earnings Th* tollowltia |,rli:«* r«port*il l.y hunkers Hi* |i**l*r« on Th* HniiioiiI Hint* One reason the Interest rate has Farmer* (UrkM fnr |ir»<llir« *nl.| gone up -according to the National In Trucker* a Hvitler* up l» 11 ]» t.'lly Hank of Now York'* January I*. M J a n . a Hank tatter—1* that Ihe Fcilornl II.miim T«iiil*rR>c*n, Ill-serve Hoard Is anxious to check llrpelidlUN (Juslltr till, hpr IJ.Ml flTf. the rise of tho money supply In 11**11*. I'nl* Ini hpr. I.nn a,Mi I'nlihua*. KIs 6II II. Ima* « Bn. * 31 this country. If It ran and Is mak­ 1 'N h h a a * . t' liln * * * i r n l * * to n i . 3 t ing It harder fur the hanks themC e l e r y . K li ir li l* i |n l i t « n , Helve* to get cheap money. l l e p n n i l l n a K lin i r u l e * I 31 US Tho hank explains It this way: C e l e r y , F l o r i d * l' « * i'« l. Hanks, when they wanted to make Iiependlpa Hli* irate* C orn rr.il* * a profitable loan to a business i'* iillfliiH *r .m l* * firm, used to sell their short term K artliU nl Ini h a k l tl H. securities I yielding around I'o lln ril* d m Inin I'u c m n h e r * Ini h * k t * A nil- A All IW per cent) to the Fcilcral He Ir f itlu r * , t c e l i e r * . I >«• a.nri - AMl serve hank* With this cash they |> « ll d ln a H li * I . A . r r l * l l i l l n n * . O r e e n ilna. In in I nn l.3A made the loan to huslnesa at a l ’* r » l a y Ini. h*kt I nn. i in higher Interest rale. l ’* p p * r * Ini hakt. I An- a on The Frdrrnl deserve Hoard did­ P n i n l n e * . Kl* I t . r l IIII m n't want this Increase in tha money P e p s n r tln a iiniil* (II lb. a * l im J An supply In continue, so it stopped tlaillahe* Ini h a k l . .71 1 11 buying the bank'* U. 8 securities. H i|ii* *h . V * lln w till h p r .Ah- Ann u r n i p * On*. Inin In . l.no Tn make Ihe loan* to business, Tn r n l p H * l* d hu h a k l . .»»I in the hanks hail In borrow money PITN U a from the reserve hank*, who iiia n * * * | i * p « n d i n a h i ** llm 110. t.l* charged them Mt per cent. Having orH iis**.T e m p i* H Inn l i e - i n to pny inure themselves, the hanks l l r n p s f r u l l , Ih incan lint llill - 1 .1 A made money on the ileal by In i l r i i i i p f r u l l , l l * r « h H eedle n* creasing their own Interest charges It u * 1 nn T * n N * r l n e * . A r c n r i l l n a In In liuainrss. Hli* Vi In n 3.11 The National City Hank also I I v a r l a l l e n n r n d n r * r e c e i v e d *1 T h * H i i h f n r d H i n t * K * u n * r « M a r ­ think* that Ihe great amount of k e t fr in ii In A ll. J u n 3. in In a M money In consumer*' hnmla-lhc J * l l 1 T i d a l l * r * l p t * 111*3 p a r k . high rate nf personal savings, and a |* a . wage rales—coupled I i . iiiii m l a ......I n n n il p r n d i i r e , Ihe rising m n d e r a le d e m a n d for fruit wilh the ilefrnse spending put* nation's eronnmy in a "precarious state nf balance.' Ton much money Chrlitmaa with thrlr mn and •round could trail In annthrr fling daughter-in-law, Mr. oml Mr*, at Inflation. (leorge Crawford of Coral (table*. The Cole* have had their friend* , Mra. (Irara Wlegand and Mra.' Top (tolfcrH iSiffn Up Hchoene of New York, who are For 4-Hnll Tourney mending the winter In Orange City, vlaltlnx them. CLEARWATER- uB-Twenly-one Mr. and Mr*. Carol Blackburn Have had their children Mr. and teams, Including most of the Mr*. A. O. Wilson of Pennsyl­ slate'* top amateur golfers, have vania with them for the holiday*. algned up for th* State Four-Ball Among the children who have Championship here Jan. 9-11. The defending champions. Ward returned to their Joba and thalr atuillea are the young Hacks*- Rodger* and Jack Russell, playing buckle*. Smarting!, Wagner*, and (heir home rnurse, are favored to repeat. Jim Pattaraon. ieglnnlng In 1932 tha tournament A new plar haa bean erected at the end of Maple Street on Lake will be awarded tn a different rguiiguu* m m two IWU mllaa l i l l i r a of tif f * course each year. Monroe, and new Directors of the Florida Slate i oad* have bean opened up on Golf Association, which sponsors the hill east of Gam Lake. And last hut not laaat tha Ca­ the event, will hold their annual tuna Bat had n luncheon down at meeting here Jan. R the pool to ealebrata tha arrival of Bill and Fran Monroe on New Pate llacknr and Itudy Mlgav, Years day. Bill aald ha made Juat taammalea on the Pllf Pittsburgh ‘ one New Year* resolution and Hornata In tha American m i e i i w i n aHockey sws that waa never to return north League, are In tha winter. la married Mr. and Mrs. Graver DeLay Rackor had with them for tho Chrlitmaa •later. Holidays thalr vary charming daughter-in-law and son of At­ lanta, Ga. RnricH o r annual ■■■miia Wa wara vary aorry to tha aacldant that lira, tad U>sn . Assoelgtjon of Btfldnoli chatlia had when aha .fu a tr .... r har Mayan Inc her to tha ' and bain* -IfMU _____ for a coual* of days. ■ , .. need*?. Jentiii tl Secretary Army Wants Only Natural Juices Hoy Rogers and Dale Evans In a scene from Rcpuhllc’a naw wes­ tern thriller, "Pal* Of The Hidden Weal," ahowlng Saturday on the Kits Theater screen. RACING REVENUE TALLAHASSEE -T h e flrat i ‘ '2 distribution to counties of H 'e n lla a ta H i e K sa e (tael racing revenue was made by the and won the hill after dark The comptroller's office today. War­ assault touched off a see saw fight rants of 410,000 mailed .to that lasted throughout most nf tha earh of Florida's were B7 rountlea. night. The peak had changed hands re­ FARM PRICER DP peatedlyy since Chinese troops ORLANDO — Florida farm seised It on Christmas Day. ijf- The irlres went of cent In hill la west of Mundung valley. irrember. theupU.24H.per Along the real nf the ICYmile of Agriculture aaya. department , is/lia. ppatrol* n i i m i era n a i nsides na v* battle 1 ront( nf in Ixith It aald the cause was higher probed ami fought minor skir­ prlcea for truck and minor Increas­ mishes. es for meat animals, poultry, eggs The weatner wna milder after a and dAlry product*. week of hitler cold. The slightly clearing aklea Vlllanova’a athletic tram.* are brought nut Allied airmen In a mrknamed the Main Liner* lielimited number of flight* The Fifth muse Vlllannva College I* located Air Force flew 70 aortira against in the heart of Philadelphia’s Communist supply line* nnd front niiluirhim residential area known po*ltlnn* Thursday and Thuraday a* the Main Line. night. Korean War r r S rf rH Attorney General IC n ttssM Km* Spinsters Looking For Husbands By H i __________ NEW YOnK Uf-There la an old leap year laying that "he who hesitates la hoaaed." With some three million spin­ sters over 25 looking for husbands, this proverb Is particularly true of hacherlora In 1952. But how can any one man aacape as this ring nf three million Ironwilled ladle* doses In? Any di­ rection he leaps It look* like he will land In some girl’s lap. Yet there are way* . . . there are ways. I have consulted several gritiled old bachelor*, and here are their tip* on how to stay free: 1. Don't try to be repulsive. The more repulsive you act to some women, the more determined they are tn land you. Yes. even If you goose-grease your hair and use a toothpick In public 2. Never borrow money from a single woman. A woman lovea money second only to men. If she has a financial ns well as an emo­ tional Investment In you. she will track yon down though you den with polar hears. 3. When she asks you to her K aae O ael the Indictment. Testimony about a 49,4V) natural royal pastel mink coat which Ro­ senbaum financed for Merl Young’s wife Laretta, was one of the high­ lights of the Senate Investigation Young haa aald Rosenbaum, who had many RFC loan-seeking client* tent him the money to buy the coat, and that It haa hern rrpnld At the time of the testimony Mr* Young wa* a White House steno grapher. She left that Job and the Youngs since have moved to Flor­ Amir Welnmriatrr, All-Pro played Ixith fullback and tackle ida where they operate a tourist tackle for the New York (ilanta. at Ihe University of W ashington, roort. men who crochet for a hobby. But If she still tries to force her at­ tentions on you. well—stab her firmly with the needle. Make her keep her distance 4. Hotter yet. never go alone to a lady bachelor's apartment In the first place. 5. Don’t tell a girl you don t want tn marry her Just say to your mother: "Mom, that girl la after me, hut I Jli*t don't feel she's the type I want to bring home to you. Mama will handle the situation Ill from there on out. 8. Ask your own father how he got caught. He'll be glad to point out hla own mistaken—he's prob­ ably been mulling them over for years. Then avoid hla error*. 8. Here U an almoat sure-fire way tn cure women of their af­ fection for you: Propose to all Ihe eligible gals you know and give each of them a dime store diamond enagement ring. Natur­ ally they'll nyth off to the nearest Jeweler to get an estimate on the value nf Ihe ring. After that, when­ ever they see you they'll say, "Ifcllo, poison Ivy." 0. Wear a wedding ring yourself, and tell them you are secretly married In n young lady you mat nn a South Hea Island during the war. Be sure tn explain that your faraway bride wcara her wedding ring In her nose. 10. Finally, If you are Just so darned Irresistible tn spinsters that nothing else works, go in Athos and take a> yearlong vacation. Athoa Is a mountainous peninsula In Greece where no female la al­ * lowed. Legend haa It that one wom­ an managed to sneak aahore tn men'* clothing. Rut one of the monks In the 22 monasteries there quickly spotted her and she wa* sent away. * The outraged monks then cut off tho point of land at whlrh she had come ashore and built a stone wall around It. If an American bachelor wants a peaceful leap year, he can't do better than to hibernate on Mount Athoa. o \ S'kV' New Tone-Tailored Interiors «ihiu«u.ioot Smooth New Pawnj «« New Stopping Power ^ a<1.0tost) tocnpia'v0 s s "- r - ....... .1 „a«lu**-Ton*ind.u™*M »*"*'»• s2 K W = rK S Advanced Synctuo-SHent IK ffS irsa a stmplsi «vl "« • ,l,0,tlm wholeflock offine now featured Solex Safety Giass ,un. this is optioml e<VJ<P^"«''^ ailra cost- 1952 Satety-ftow Ride ‘"JTw^l'**''''”"*****' ted 04* Fastet-Acting Electric 5S - ““ ''77* features that auka «» Ia w o tM .,« M ll.« M '« - rtsira j'.tnto sc S'.V«. fa! m B fo sw a r* thraa months' period haa li ft t.y Ifs'-'-Sswcl «-V' r; £8 4 •. DR. C. L. PERSONS Jf JT OPTOMETRIST BYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 111 thwtli Palaiatta Arana l«awN*« ms m4 sr* MWNt t. < f lM v, 9 ItVswaat It’s racotl F W WASHINGTON U f- The Army wants nothing but natural, unsweet­ ened orange Juice. MaJ. Gen. George A. Horkran, quartermaster general, wrote Sen. Holland (D.-Fla.) that hla office Isn't Interested tn sweetened orange and grapefruit lulrea. hut Uen. Ilorkran aald this was only when natural, unsweetened Juice was not available. The Florida Citrus Commission In December urged the Army to buy the sweetened orange Juice, noting that a large proportion of Florlda'a output Is of that type and that It meets all requirements of government Grade A standards. Gen. Horkran In replying In Hol­ land gave thla explanation: "Thla office specifies nalural un­ sweetened Juice because historical­ ly 00 per cent of Ihe natural un­ sweetened juice Is parked from midscason and Valencia fruit, whlrh make a better juice.” United r3tateP Legal Notice havt lift aeaaon more titan l(w percent i last yaar f. and •onand r— > ' rv*. : r v - - .r ■ |- ITS AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DKALCM HOW-ttoa frit* of all (Nf Plymouth* m r btJHI And IN fagturaa dnulbad hart only fa^n to tad yon IM wkn story. Plymouth ttoignari, daeonton, amlnnan hiva erammud MUI mofu quality Info gygry part-haws made it, mom Mim m r, "tha low-priced car moit Mn tha high-pricu^ can." Sm it youranlf. Ortva It youniif. Compart It with tha rthtft In Utn lowaM-pricad InM, or amt compiri it «Mt enn coahni huudn* uf.doMnre morn, p p (w i t thu 1«dm of lhn cpMw thu monty-lha cm for y n | T Jw m l E 1 ntfs: ii '• • ^Ai L|i. m . - •“ r • �r'WYI ? S -W * m m - » » iU i ^ rr« c tv *-*-. (» / T THIS WUATIHSIt l a Uftlty Th*r« Is Strength— To Protect th* Pcsec of tht World; To Promote the Progrcsa of America. To Product Prosperity for Stnford. 2T te ^ AjuMxUtcd Press Leased Wire VOLUME XXXXIll Towing Of Enterprise To i Port Is Begun ^ m tfo r fc A SI U fo r a tft IV IIk L IIIL > A tn i.tS lia t I t t I I At U l L t i m J l l i I I L t n AN INDKI’KNDKNT DAILY NKWHI'AI’KK Tempers Snap As Truce Talk Hits New Snag KIWANIS OFFICERS Gen. T u rn e r Informs Reds U. N. Did Not G o I n t o Korean W.'ir T o Surrender Carlson’s 9Day Ordeal With Raging Seas Is Be­ lieved Nearing End * "as Lbeing t MS7 tisgrtrss In Ihe highest tradition of the aea. planned to welcome the skipper when he comes ashore. Cuilseh's Danish parants flew tn England to be oil hand for his arrival. Plans were under way to (ii-tltlnii Denmark’s sea loving King Kredeik to decorate Carlseu. u for mer member of the Association of Danish Mrrrhaut Navy Officers, for hi* heroic one man stand at • tea (’arisen asked the Associated Press to forward a greeting to hla wife, Mrs. Agues Carlaen, In Woodbridge, N. J., and two daughters, (riling them he would contact her by telephone a* toon as possible. He sent a second message to the owner of the Flyuig Enterprise, the librsndtsen Line of New York, ira*iiaii»« iia Wane Tea) Flood Of Fruit To Northern Markets Brings Price Drop LAKELAND^ Incicased <iuantltles uf (mil on Nortbarn auction markets have caused Flor­ ida citrus prlcea to fall. Some Indication* of • Welling off In movements were Men Friday I but Ihe percentage going lo tha auctions increased, Florida Citrus Mutual reported. Tha big cooperative has warned against currant heavy which followed a ltd a y holiday. Mutual aald fln cart li­ the slate Tuesday, 831 Wednesday and Oil Thursday despite the co­ operative’s want’ Auction avers Ml from H i t lo » on Interlor oranges; BN lo i88.84 as; from M B to i on Indian River oranges ( and fro l 14 41 lo 1417 a half hoii on tai gerlnea. Moat grapefruit were up slightly but there wei frapefnul sales on only two of 10 major markets Mutual aald auction buyers ware showing extreme csullon ln taking norlda fruit, expecting that heavy shipments would give them lower prlcea soon. r,lt' STATE DEMO State Representative WIUlama. Jr.. M l yeettith FUraft aiv No. 97 Churchill Insists Outlook For Peace In 1952 Is ‘Solid’ Giant Air Lift I* Organized To Rush POWs Home British Prime Minis­ ter Arrives In U, S. For Meet ini* With President T r u m a n MIINSAN Korea i.l*—Frayed lent NEW YORK t* C rim e Minister per* snapped today a* truce tie 1 Winston CIiiii chill a rriv e d in the collator* haggled over how to pn Glided States today (or conference* lice a Korean armi-dice From Ixilh H o m e - I with President Trum an and assertside* ol the conference table came “Operation d " t h e pi.o.peels for world peace ungry charges and blunt warning* Coming" All Set For Iiare .olid in l'*V! ” There was no progress tow aril a Churchill m a d e the •la te n ie n t lit Hoped For Keleane i i-MNilise truce lo a ipii- liun bill dot not A H N delegate wallied that fla lx irjle Ihe Allies will not lie forced to Its lltlltI H I’ It TUl’BMAN He grinned when rep o rters asked bow to t'oiiiiminist armistice de riiKYn ..I* A giant ait lift t* in w bethel Ihe t a m c l ll.l eat to mauds by Ihe lineal ol growing | „|gahl/ed to speed home the I In peace bail liiere.lsiMl ..I d e c re a s e d tted air power "You tiave east yourself in the a.pat American prisoners ol war iii recent iiinidlis role of a liandil ," said MaJ held by tin- < oiniminlsls m North j " I don’t think then- is any great(ien Hnwurd M turner Korean l*«*\N camp*. tl and when ei danger now th an at tin- tim e uf tin- Heflin Airlift provided we "You have fully exposed sour they an- released ugl). ferocious features ol a ban It is uuolficially dubbed "n p e ra lake prudent m e a s u re ' ** the Crime Minister -.aid dit ," retorted Chinese Mu) Imu Hmm-coming " He said however, tli.it " I 'm not C.en llsieti Kang The men will he given medical a un-mbci of tiled Cabinet so I tlsiug some of llie strongest Ian examination* then flown inimedia can 't tell bow I h o a re talking gnagi- since Die armistice talk* lie lely to tapao lor care and rest now gin, Turner told the tted* ’’the A man m good health oo tils Hill when asked til o i l y about I lulled Nation* t ’onunaud did not release will In- hooked ipiickly foi collie to Korea to sum-lidei and (light homo hi.I Within alx.tit live tin- c h a n c e . for peace in the new year, lie leplu-d "we have no lilleiiliou ol leaving days should he mi Ins way "T h e inu-.pcrls for woild peace Ihe South Korean-, to yum lender "Every effort will lie made Im ale 'olid III Cl.Y ’ mercies ” (lie medic.il care and physical wel ciiiirelnll talked with n-|x irters Matching Turner word lor word. lure ol mu nicii." said Cut George Ilsieh n-plied "You represent your Patrick tYelcli. offli-ial spokesman at tin- \rm> Coit ol E m b a rk a tio n selves a* angels ol peace ami con (or Geo It nig way's headcpi.il ter s in Hrixiklvu lie I.iiuled lliele at III I a III. Unite to interfere in Inti-rual af "Their -pei.ilesl |*i*sihlc move i T.STi from tin- Coast Gourd c u t­ fairs meiit liars lioiin- has been arranged let Navi-sink He bad stepped "Your statement is rude and ati (ol and will be e a rn e d o u t " aetiisx a - Inn I g.ingplank trom Ihe surd You have gone loo lai in The lillinliei of plane-. involved Idiei ijm cii M.IIV to tin . utter at your absurdity and arrogance " and some details ol the ulllltt can tlx- New ( o ik ll.iiI mu Nairowx to In a ueuih) roiifeieiirt lent Hn lint In* di-.closed at this time 'peed Ills landing lied Nalious and t'miimiliilsl lie Tin- lln ti'h *'mu litaitd in the Kat Itiiddv laeV.I fitins Ids harbor Pilot., lie Ksses Stmli., k'dtatof* haggled fruitlessly for I In to Hy Essex.Ntu.llo himrj( „v,.r |mw East, part ol Itidgwiiy’s command, voyage hi llie eutlei .did siiuikilu! These are five of the *ix newly elected officers of the Kiwniii* Club with their installing officer (leftI KIwuni* l.t. Governor Irving •ecretaiy; P. P. Cnmplxdl, irvasurti, llscai llaiiison, flmiuchil sec- prisoners of war should In- ex also ha* drawn plans lo evacuate a cigar, as iisii.il, Cliureldll greeted all or most of the tilt) llrtlisli prlx reporters with a ch erry "gixxl Morse, Clermont, and iiTli.nw lirealdunt Joel Field (rightl. The other retary. First vice-piesident Karl Higcnil.olliniii wu- not present fm I J>'J/uVigei| oners by .m Hritlsli officer* luive nionilng to you all *' . 1 * officers, left to right, are a* follows: J. Murtin Ktinvciplier, piesident; Ihe plctllle. Tlielr nrgiimcnl* ure gi-ltiug prepared a large reception camp l Iiiii chill '.lid the pm |X-'C id hi* Judge Doditlas n Htviistrmn, sccoml vice-president; Italph A Smith, feeble." said Rear Ailnt I m Korea wln-ie released Hi ilisli lllli visil In llie Hulled State* wax Libby "II I* olivioiis they |*oW's will be processed flr*l, then "lint to gel settlem ents or *lgn are kllllns time wailing for in down lioinc agreement* " uslnii'tlon* aS-.I.i*iJlit 4: 1 He wanted, lie said, to "extubSo far. on agreeinelit lias been Libby said Ihe lied* refused to | reached between the H N Allies Hsb Unit close anil Inlimutc underanswer another request for an Im land the Cuiniiiuidsts on aetual re standing between heads uf governmediate exchange of sick and leuxe of prisnurrx nieids on Inilh sides uf the ocean wounded prisoner* Armistice negotiators of Imth *o Hut we may deal with tile Miiuconimiiu-ai S ubcom m ittees working wuraiug on uu the side* at Cantmmjoin have been events u( ttio luture with a know • tn |Milnt out It Is the only life he WJtHT FKANKFOHT. Ill problems of supervising an armil* wrangling uvi-r over tllie issue for' a jed^n oi lhu old-t » t»uliil ul^visw"You must forget—you can't alt known lice and Exchanging prisoner* iwere ........ und liiere I ‘Iiiii t-lilll \V,1 * asked w hether he no llkeli limn- ap|x-ar* j -s. A cleanup crew uf about lOo back, even ufler a disaster like nirnrd, deadloek«il when lliey adimir linixl of any exchange Imforc a full saw liny adviuitnae m I'resident men utready is at work repairing tins." tint both scheduled meetings for a iliiK llc e gin's iiilo I'fft'cl IT it 111 a n .did Pn-iidei St .lint sitPenfoDs AneHted 'l lie words are those of Hliciinau . the blasted workings The power T r i a l Ol Hustcm In­ Sunday in I’anmimjoin tilt): down Iii n em deieiice lugrther. Allied dl'll'gall". I’lcl.ll 1 1 nil", In Jacksonville On Whitlow. ineslilcnl uf the United is on again Permanent ventilation 'The issue uf airfield coiislriic ternal Revenue Col II all ilcpflld > uu llie -t'ltdlg Mine Worker* local union which 1Iia* been re established. lion during an armistice is the have pliqxiM'd tlm t'xcliuiigt- ill sick alul Hu- events leaildl)' up In II." and wiioiiib-tl pr|sini 4 -is iiiilim d i.ilt' Dope-SelliiiKChaiTe lost l e c t o i I'ost polled Mil members In that tragic major 'tomtiling block barring About l.iuo men were employed It.e IT dim Mini'll i i t-|.lit d pro Christmas coal mine explosion at the mine before the disaster agreement on bow In police •* ly but tin- I'olllUliUllsts have it■it eniirse d would In* very Hv ( IIAKI.ES I IIA It IIETI I.ike Hu- otliers who escaped llie some 21H) of them on lilt* night Bos'll IN -** Daniel Friedman truce The Hulled Nations insist li-cti-il lids siiggi-stluu llie llt-t I -. ili.fiiiTm> tl we i •iiiii I i'll a setFederal Dec 21 blast. Whitlow Is ic.ul> shift when Hit- blast struck WASHINGTON '4* "f New York who i<li-iit ifIt'll him that no inilllar) all base* In- Iniili .Igrt-t- Iii give priority III Ihe Sick llellll'lit id lln ill iliv cillllIII.ill dlf ugeuls prowled tlinnigli the sinister M„r|t |„ o r„.„i n„ A s|Kikesmau fur management- -elf a* mi liiMirauei 'iilcsinan and | or repaired in North Kniru, >d mill woiuilli-d mue Ihe .il liustice In ill Iit-*, that c u l l mil us narcotics underwmld Halay. seek a. MMIII as ,t reopen* the Chicago. Wilmington uud tmonciul udvt*er. leMIfie.l Erulav thiiligli a limited milllhei id fields i siglit-d I'uiii days ul I'liuferi-iit-es uu Ing even bigger game Ilian any Allied p ris m u -i' upmi lelt .i'e will MI to.ills e v er) Ill.pMi taut piulili'lll "Sure, il will be a long time Franklin Coal Co -doesn't know ho spill tai.uun In with Deni* einild lie pill III condition loi civil of the SOU suspected dope peddler* before we get over It. lull lliey'll when llie mine will reopen but tie W, Delaney. ile|m*eil Massaelm tail use lie taken lo .St-tiid. then llnw ii In 1.11-1111' llie world wen- set to be lion wide dragnet all go back." Whitlow said today said It won't ........ Ill after an 'ell* ctillcrlor of Intenial revenue 'The fiimmuuist.* contend ili.il lapan itiii at It la 11 Utilise -si imiuilcs a lte r Narcnlic* Commissioner Harry "If* in their blood." InvestlHalurs' rejsirt Is eompleted Al the coiieluxlou of Friday * any restrictions on an field eon l lie llid ililf a p it'iilie r is rt-li-ii'i-il Ihe I'rinie Minister's a r u v a l J. Ansliuger said the roundup. strni'tlnli enuslillile Interference in Hu- u iid ic .il corps will take m ei Tin- list uf . n i l i f f t M i I r iu n a n Mayor C Edwin Hair of ucaiby lie adder) Dial may be nest week leatlniiiny. Hie trial of Delaney whlch started b«-fiire dawn Friday The remirt I* being prepared ■liarged with aeeepliug $12,300 to Nnrlli Korea's internal affairs D ill 111)1 Hu- d iili.il p io ifs s d ig tin- anil t Iiiii chill .lie i xpei led to dlsami runtluucd armmil Ihe clock Denton pill II a little stronger He by federal and slate official* who influence lax ease* ami with falsely prism u-i w ill iiu d irg u iiie d ir.il e\ c i i " lange 11 mu atomic wea|Milts today, Is laying llie groundwork *aid "Yes, the miners will all investigated llie explosion, which certifying "'at IIHU.INSI in lux liens ret'elve tii-utini-iit it to ri-laliiiiis willi K i i s m .i lim n the anim ation for capture uf some of the nallnn'x go hack In tact, there will hr they said wa* *el off by IguiUou bad been paid was adjourned lii-i-tli-il gel new iilliing and i.tlier K oiean War and al iiiislme talks biggest illicit drug dealer* Court To Convene of methane gux instil next luesday can - lit* also piulm ldy will In- lo IIII- ilcliTiM- id llie \Ye I A grand Jury lnve*Hgallmi at two applicants for every vacancy I lie > imI Is I Imit lllH's (list 111 What aland the widows ol the Friedman, a prosecution witness, ■ |llt--.lHilit-d li) lull lllgenct- tiffIt't'l s On Next Tuuntlay ready umler way will lead lo cop created by the explosion " I,Iasi victim*" All Ihe funeral* are n-stlfied uliuul a 13.MKI "fee" lie Ihe It'lt-used r a p in e , limn will an ullici.il cu p acd s l i ne Ids sev­ Whitlow eunci-dei It's hard to over Jure uf some national racket kings and most of them appear lo said came from Mom* and Hurry lie flown I ii the Hniletl tile s e ra l trips to t ilk I In in: . over with within three week*, AuMInger pre­ explain Ihe .■.Inn- attitude of u coal have recovered (rum Dial lir»t 'I'ui-silny will Im a himy day at IliiiM - in Hit- H citid.il A im y |irnli the Ia It- I’re'ldeiil Kihi-ett'll d u r ­ first hit imorky. brolherx. of Ihe Musxaclm dicted. K'nBlIaiixX III P u s Twst ■I'tt* Steel T re a tin g Co . Worcester, tin- Si-milioli- County Court llnu-r ably will In- given Mil In Cai days ing WmId Wat II miner I'erhapx, lie said, It's easier He added he couldn't say where which was having lax dllflculllex County Court will couveue with It-avt- Those wincm fu ll'tu it'iit lim e the Jury Is working tiecuuxe "if Friedman said lie divided Ihe Judge Douglas Htvnxtrom pr«- lias expired art- expeeled lo inwe even mentioned the name of l e t willi Delaney, who then told aiding and tha ducket will In- tllscharged ftom the set vice the city, some of the men who Inm llie tloorky Corp owed up suiunlad. At alxiiit tlm ubiim- turn-. are talking will he killed." 1 0 :0 0 A. M., tlm Couiily Coiiuius proxlinately $HXI.(XXI in lax llalilll Meanwhile, the eommlasioner rion will mart in n-Kulm monthly t). gavo credit for the biggest mnpup The Nt*w Ynrkt-i lextllied Delan session. Coimlr. |{(il> SloinolT of dope peddler* ever staged to i-y then luld him that il might lie Tiu-*ilay night at H no uVIm-k uudercover men who |>ose a* Illicit TakuH Now ('our.se P'issilile In reduce Hits liability tin- City Commission will liuld 0 * dealers. They work their way Into F uneral services will lie held mil therefore II would lie |xisslhle orgiiiiisutlutinl niimtilig nt ItnClans for the visit of u mobile ,IA< KS>(NVILl.l- t* llie colthe heart of the crime world, risk blood dona linn unit hero on Jan. fur L. M. Tyre, ), fo rm er A tlantic lo gel un uddilliin.il fee Irom City Hall and Cununisnioii-r* W NlHtl-'lll.K. Yu i.''|ieclul) l.t .................I iui. ii.il i «-x«-)iiii* didn't Ing their lives to put racketeers 21 and Jan 31 In connection with Coast Line eng ineer and firem an, d.ent " II. Hlamprr and John Kader will 1 mndi RiiIii-11 |! Htollioff, hi Hi t ;i- nitich (imu Niivenilier gainbehind liars. lx- seati-d. Among lopli’* dim fm .'-Ullford, Fill., Iii'h .e.nislnul opel the Armed Forces Blood I'rogrum at !t:(H) this afternoon at the tillin' l.t* ch1Ii-iTii.ii in ITmida a* NO TIIIHI) TERM •llat-uaxlon ute tin- securing uf I :>Iin ll-t iifficei un I Im staff uf it III'.! appi'UI I'll uf the lied Cross were made at a llrisHtin F un eral Home. The Rev. JACKSONVILLE i* - Inspector cottinilltee meeting Thursday night J . E. McKinley, of the F irst JACKSONVILLE - Tim Do right-of-ways for tlm French Hear Adm. liii'hai l I' YVhltelien.l Cnlli-.Tid' Tulin I. I ills aid Fri­ R. R. Dellinger of the ,‘itate Nar at Ihe utfire ul the St. Johns Methodist Church, will officiate > it County Demix-ratlc Escriilive Avenue widening and improve Atlailtle H eel An YVIligt t-iiin day i n-.Tii ck ul LTi n-lurii' - liuwcd colics Bureau said Friday night Itealty Co Thomas Peterson pre th e final rite*. i dtnmillim diMsn't favor r e e l e c t niuiidi-r. ImIn-en ordereil to u m ini hy tha Htate Roail D epart­ a iiii.il ul $2(i Hi I 'M Figures resix parsons hail been arrested tm aided toil of Prehident T rum an--allhoiigh I out year i-niir-w of llixlroctimi at Mr. Tyre died after a two-year ment. Action I* due on tlm sHiv Ir iM-il Him il.iy lived tin* lut.it at dope charges In Jacksonville ami The Rev. II L. Zimmerman, Illness In the Ferusld-I.aughlun d diH-su't mention him by n am e tiou by the Commission of a new mie of the Navy's tup n-huids. ti'.Tirt'. h Ii'uiii :*l pcr-.iiii* ropurtSouth Georgia. F rid ay night it incnnxirated in ehnpler rhairman, reported tliai Memorial hospital late yesterday I. i iih Sehu.il ut dig mayor, and uf a new city oinnagci the General Taken In custody at hla home Col K G. Harriman, reihlentlal morning. He Is survived liy his il* platform a plank whieli said in to fill Ihe vacancy erratrd hy tlm Muiilcicv. Calif iTuccr.-.tng ill tin- rcliirus had wai W. II. (Red) Reynolds, 33, area chairman, had contacted the wife, Mrs. Pearle Gerald Tyre, a p i n "W e a g ree Ihe t e r m nf I'resl- resignation of Clifford McKiMiin The .Haufmd uf fieri Im* had II.it Ix-i'll CIIMIpIrtl'd wllt-ll t'lllirsdescribed by Bellinger os Ihe Ministerial Association and had r» son, Bill and a sister. Mrs. Mur­ •imt should lie limited lo two term s wide expcimii.-e a* a pilul uf d ay ’s llylire* were it-li-ased, Kalis _ U i" of Jacksonville dope op .niested that all churches support ray Jarvis uf Banford. uid that this should Im observed .iiili-xiihniaiiim patrol plaiies since -..ini, .uni Itn- error was nut diserators. Ha was releasod on tl.OOU Ihe in sp irit ua well as letter and that interim ' Hu- Navy an uu aviat.mi cuviTi-d until Kriday Itn IiIimxI donationt progrram. The deceased resided at 12i I CHILD GDI DANCE bond for appearance In Federal Clavl Cluylone Perraull, tilitood pro Myrtle Avenue in this city, tlx no Ilian should |x-rmil himself to cadet ill IIIII. lie flew Mtirlin 'IIn- mistake was made, lie said, Di. Roger Phillip*, noted px) Court on charges of obtaining nar­ gram field Ix'dome a can did ate w hether ex Held representative of Ihe bad been a resident of Ranfoul Mariners in cani|ialKii* nt Ruipmi, In pniciNHiug 12 ii'Hirus fruin Iho cotics through fraud and deceit. tied Cross hi tha Knutheastcni for the past 34 years. .-nipt frnm the provision* or not ehlntrlst and dirrctiir of t Iia I'ulau and llklnawn during llu .Miami area Two scls uf figures— B«Ulnger aald Reynold* used a Area, ixiintcd out that the Armed wlien lie has served substantially Orlando Child Guidance Clinic, ............. .. Inter served nt IVnna lax and wagers ure sliown on Ihe Mr. Tyre was born on Mar. It), two will xprak at 8:00 o’clock, Tuesday i'uiii and in a Nurfidk nipiudruu. (return* ami Ihe eulh-etor said In false name and address In procur­ Forces Blood program is a com­ IHIH terms.” ) In Bartow, Fla. At the age night at the Junior High Hrhool In July infill, lie wa* selected to ' tlmse 12 instances llie tabulator ing dope front "numerous physi­ munity project, and declared that of 17 he started work as a fire­ t n the subject, "Adolescence." cians In Georgia, later bringing llie tilixxl donated la made Into man on thr ACL. On Nov. 23, 1012 , POTATO CEII.INGH serve uu the admiral's *taff. lutalcd lln- w:ii;ei ■ instead of the Parents of scluxit children tha drugs to Jarksuuvllle for sale. plasma ami turned over lo Ihe De­ Mr. Tyre was promoted to yard WASHINGTON (At - The govern­ During this periud lie tuuk mi Bellinger said an Investigation partment of Defense fur the arm ­ engineer and six years later rose ment today damped ceilings on throughout Hemlnole (’minty urn active purt ill directing the uper- . taxtill Hu basis uf Hie 10 per cent hero showed "no one slnglo case ed forecs. The blood never liewhite potatoes to nail u year-long Invited to hear the talk, which utions of putrnl planes, lillrupi ta.:, mure than IJiiH.fiJU was wag­ t l Juvenile addiction. As a in alter long* to the Bed Cross or to ttie to road engineer. juice climb of Ibis mealtime stunif will lie followed try a quest ion and niipporting surface vessels ered during November with perHe remained an engineer with and .answer period. fact, no Instance of Juvenile ad­ Central Florida Blood Bank. in several fleet-wide iiprratimm. I M in s holding $.’xi federal occupaAC1, until the lime of hit Ill­ Price Stabllirer Michael V. DIdiction baa been reported anywhere Plans were discussed for dialrl- the tionul gamliling stamps ness In IU49. In the state." mute SaUe xigueu signed the im- order Friday night huting donor pledge* beginning Mure Ilian 320 stamps have been Mr. Tyre was a member of tha bunging potatoes potato* tinder control, efJan. It Jan. 33 whs set as Uie issued in Florida Masonic Lodge No. 02. lie was a — .JOEft DUMINHRU U The Office of Price date for Instruction of all volun­ feenve Jan. 19 . ORLANDO im — Charge* against teer workers on the canteen, staff member of Chapter, Council and StaBHIutlon. , ______ . however, held up an­ In Commandery of the Morroro Tem­ > (Jack) Holloway of nialntaln- assistants and nurses aides. nouncement of details of Ihe regu­ KAIL ( ’HASH ple in Jacksonville Mr. Tyre be­ larobllng place at « downlation until today. CHICAGO tt* Forty five |iersona Mr. Peterson stated that plans longed to the First Methodist ittor store were dismissed are being made lo act tilde a day were injured, six seriously, Friday by Circuit Judge Frank A. for the Negro population of the Church In Hanford. FOOD PRICK DRDP night in Iho crash of two north­ WINTER HAVEN—(Hpccinl)—“Tha Florida Hlate Farmers’ MarW* »J | ’ / 4, Ha also held membership In WASHINGTON Ut - The first bound elevated railroad trains on county to participate In the blood kat system will he represented at Ihe Board of Directors' Mealing of way was arrested following program, and a committee will be two unions, the Motherhood of ih-cUne In grocery food prices since the South Hide. tho National Association of Prodm-i Market Managers in Washington, By agents of the atate a f appointed to mako the arrange­ Locomotive Engineers and tha October—1.2 per cent between Nov. Two four-ear trains wer* In­ D. C, Jan, 12, at I I A. 91,, by Willlum L. Wilson, IHrectnr of Slate general and the Beverage ments. Brotherhood uf Locomotive Flro- 2t- apd Dec. 15-hos been reported volved in Ihe accident al the 33th Markets, and a Director and Honorary President of thu Nutional Or­ ‘ last August ______ by the Bureau of Labor Statistic*. Street Station. One train, which Present at the meeting were Hev. men. Ihe Index, based on a 1933 39 ganisation, and Ralph U. Alvares, Assistant Director. was not scheduled tn stop at 33Ul Zimmerman, Mr. Feteraon, Mrs. "At thia Important a s s e m b l y , ' ■ ■ --------------Street, rammed the rear of tha average base of 100, was 231.9 far Clara Ginn, Raymond Lundquist, EXECUTION DELAYED committee chairmen will make and agrlrultutal marketing Inter­ second train which had stopped to Seri .Faust, Volie WllHsms, Jr., TALLAHASSEE Ul — James Dc*i 13. II was obtained by aemI m Freehs. Mrs. Daisy Knox, Mrs, Velma Con­ Merlin Leiby won't die in Florida'* plfna retail food prices In eight progress reports for the year and est*. Exchange of Idea*, assistance discharge passengers. Mora than discuss plana for tha forthcoming and advice la of the utmost Im­ 200 passengers were uboard th* cities. ta in and Mr. Perrauh. (trie chair Monday, as schedul­ VS I ( • National Confarenct, to be held in portance, und that Is Just why the trains. " | e r the 184* slaying of his Columbia, South Carolina, Apr. National Association waa organJAF FEZ yrr NEW INDUSTRY I .17 (reveling companion * 8, 4, and 8. lied." .0$ LONDON i* - ' LLAHAHSEK U) - The rren Friday recalled TOURIRT CLUB “I hop* It la possible for every Mr. Wilson haa also been 01 announced today ended brought Florida tana, kat manager in the State to named chairman of the Publicity . Ail member i of the Banford 4# ratified the Jr ^ or actugl alerts on . 1st Club ar* requested In •nnual meeting In and Attendance Commltta* of the rs worth at I a . « ty ,” states Mr. Wll- National Convention lo be hkld In Monday night at 8:00 S4 < ,M • The Forel Bly market report, Columbia, In tha early (print. lh* Navy denier In order to i* 10,000 Ivod WO a . job* te some I0J of rat dun are 9:mpieyad — ------ — are have such de­ B. Alvirei, Assistant Di­ ripate in the election uf 71 tiiif for Um coming year. ce * mands been mad* on tb* farmers •8-v *' '• '• / V! Salesman Swears Federal Agents Survivors Of Mine Blast Killing Seeking Big Shots 119 Prepare To Go Back To Work Delaney Divided ; In Dope Cleanup In F e e s \ru Red Cross Chapter Funeral Services Makes Plans For Held At .‘1:00 P. M. Blood Donation For L. M. Tyre, 01 IKK Collector Is Disappointed Over (iamhlioj* Tax Take Farmers Markets To Be Represented At Association Meet In Washington LV the Rules Oemmlttae _ Democrat)* Committee. i The ret K utabltahed 190H SANFORD. FLUX l i f e . 8ATUHDAY JAN. 5 .1 9 5 2 C a pit. By KBNKHT AGNKW LONDON on—The crippled Kly| Ing Enterprise started under tow ' toward Falmouth Harbor a tn dlous three knot* today. Her skip per, Capt Kurt Carlien, who re­ futed stubbornly to abandou hit wallowing thip In the face of a wild storm, wat Jubilant and con fident that lie It going to win hit long fight against the tea. The commander u( the U S. deitroyer Willard Keith, which ar rived to watch over the stricken American freighter and her dough ity captain, reported: “The tow It riding smoothly Capt. Carlsen’s nine-day ordeal— nearly seven of them alone In darkened and sadly listing th ip appeirared over, unless tha barrel thick towing hawser ser breaks or the tip tha vessel over swelUlna leas si foorr the first time since a hurrl rane cracked the Flytr. Flying Kilter sh the middle middle aiul and led prise across her helpless ss some 300 miles oif England's southern tip on Dec 2U ithe weather was reported "calm w and the visibility 1* good." Snaking the helpless Enterprise to port Is the powerful sea going tog Turmoil, which managed alter 30 hours of struggle tn secure towline to the bow of tha freighter On the deck of the Enterprisetilting at a perilous 70 to no de grees—the stubborn, Danish born skipper still stands, Joined now by the Turmoil's First Mate Kenneth Dancy, watching the groaning ‘t hawser ease his ship along. "U Iho weather continues " said the Keith's captain, "It'will take about four days" to bring the Fly­ ing Enterprise Into Falmouth. ”11 this weather continue*, the situa­ tion wUI be in hand. Both (’arisen and Capt. Dan Parkar of the tug (Turmoil) firmly believe so too. The hearts of aeamen tha world over-arid many a landlubber, too —also ware on the Enterprise, — wishing the 37 year old captain G fnrnllr f «>r in j ronlinutd rtth<i xiriu through buaday except aioxtly cloudy extreme hum a ;i ii.u,i 4till t lu ttr cuolrr in T i l l i i n x r r u r t . 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G E N E V A N E W S H, HIM AMUR PRRVATr J P la n t a t io n By BE88 ------------- r— , I- jo' E s ta te s PATTERSON -- _ __ Wo facn the New Year w ith our hcarlo fu ll o f thonbfulneoo fo r our food fortune in having come In root, a fte r a h a lf re n tu ry o f llv Inng, In what we feel to lie the moot w onderful spot In thn flnent otate In the rh o lre it country o f tho w orld and we w lih all o f you a vary healthy, happy and prosper« !• New Year. We w ill tr y to review »ome of the activities o f the p a it 10 day* hore at Plnntatlon. On the Satur­ day before C hri*tm a*, the Satur­ day N ig h t Dance Club held th t lr Christmas pa rty w ith an attend­ ance o f 60. The hoateao o f the evening wna M r*. Jnmco (lenoy. The C n ri*lm a * cakra were baked by Veronica Kellner, flu * K ing wan Santa Clauo, Joe Meyer »nng "W h ite Chriatmaa". Other Carol* were sung by the group all w ith much laughter ami high sp irits, and o f courae In between wo danced. The Community P arty, opened to everyone liv in g on tlm place, wea a huge eucrcaa, Ttiere wee an attendance o f about . _ . Tho com m itter which con*l*t< M r*, George G riffin , chairman, Mra. Jule V oigt, M l** N ella Bank*, M r*. Jim (lenoy did a wonderful Job. There wee carol alnglng, a oolo by young Callln M ille r ac­ companied by Mra. H a rry W h it­ aker and a * k lt by Jim (lenoy, M il­ ford Leonard and Paul Fnelsrhnr which w«* very funny. Then Jim , who w o k Santa Clan* gave g ift* In nil. A party o f 1(1, constating o f tlm P o c k * , Hofmann, Froetaehi-M, V o I g li t *, Rnhlollos, Mlchaell*. Round* and lle n n ln g rr* had C hlrstm a* dinner at the Club D ia­ mond. Mr. and M r*. Jim (lenov en­ tertained M r. and Mra. W illia m Toni*. M l** Veronica Kellner and M r, John Moon a t Chrlatma* din­ ner. The (lenoy* nl*o had a Samba p a rty mi Thursday nig h t fo r a group o f th e ir frlonda, among thoae p rra rn l being the Harney Anderson*, Leonards, Bonekcrs I Mlchaell*, Veronica k e lln e r Be** Patterson. Copt, and M r*. Norman S. (Irovi-H bad nn eggnog party from i f tOO a.m. on Christmas day fo r about 30 o f th e ir friend*, then the drove*. M i*. Dee, Jim and I bad a fa m ily C lirU tn in * dinner to ­ gether In the evening- The drove* entertained another group on New Year* Day w ith a cfiampagnu cocktail p a rly. We had an eggnog p a rly on tho Saturday before New Y ear* which ■tarted w ith the group at tienoy* on Thuraday and ended lip w ith everyone we met through Friday and Saturday. We huva *u many friend* In th l* hlg little community o f about 400 people th a t we can only entertain a email percentage o f thorn at one time. On New Year* Eve there wa* a party fo r 7(1 given at the Mansion a group o f fo u r couple*, tho onardo, (lenoy*, Frnetscherr* and Uonokera w ith Veronica Kellnor In rharge o f the rofreihm ent*. I t w a* a wonderful party. Wo had tho whole downstair* o f the Man• Ion thrown open w ith dancing In ena room, card* in another, piano Playing and vis itin g In another and the refreshment* nerved In th<> dining mom. A t 111:00 o'clock Frederic Spiro played A tild l,ang Syne and everyone wlohed every one el*o a Happy New Year. There wa* a pa rty o f about 20 Plantation fo lk* held at the Club Diamond on New Yenra Eve. M U* Suiannn Terlet opened her new home on Saturday afternoon w ith a cocktail pa rty fo r a group of her frie m l* among them were tha Skinner*, Herardo, MUa Bontonaklei, M r*. T v : main* and M r*. Hamlell. o n huuday oho had what oho called u "Com ing IN P a rty", ThU p a rty wa* one o f the nm»l In te rfilin g experlenata 1 have had n a buoy two weoko. Mloo T orlet'* louaa, although only under con■truetlon fo r a faw ahort month* U on# o f the »how place* o f the C ita to *. She hao a marvelouo overill vlow o f Sanford ami Lake Monall her room* t ■ad breeicway, ,■ Bhe haa ■ eu M r. and M r*. T. W. Provatt and fa m ily and Mr. end Mra. A. J. Baxter and fa m ily and Ruth. Roger and Suxanne Maxwell all enjoyed a fl* h fr y on Laka H a r­ ney New Year* day. A U rge number o f people from hrre attended the B illy (Iraham Church eervlre* In Orlando Hunday. M r. Ed*on (lo ll wa* called tn Indiana hv the »lekne«« o f W* brother and *l*te r-ln -la w who are not expected to live. M r*, P h illip Bauer suffered a heart attack in A tlanta, Ga. while vU ltln g her *on Charlei. Hhe I* " t ill In lha A tlanta hospital. Mr. and M r*. I.e*ter Demmy and children Joyce and David o f Yel­ low S pring*, Ohio arrived hem Tuesday to v l il t Mr. Demmy'* sis­ te r and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell, They are planning to make their home In Florida. Mr. and Mr*, T. W, P rrv a lt h*d a* th e ir guest Sunday M r. and M r*. Lester Beckman and *nn* Max and Neil nad M l** Stewart and Mr. M u lt K ra rn i o f South Charleston, Ohio, A number o f people from hero attended the Installation o f o ff i­ cer* o f the K a ite rn Star In Han­ ford Friday. Rev. and M r*. David Thome* and M o rrl* Patrick o f Orlando ate dinner w ith Mr. and M r*. W in­ ded llraddy and daughter Julia Sunday. M r. and Mrs. H a rry Geiger hail as th e ir guest fo r a few day* their daughter Hetty Geiger, and Mrs. latjuelt and M r*. Geraldine Moms, all o f South Carolina. Mr. and M r*. Tommy McLain, J r. and *on Tommy had aa their guest* fo r a few day* laat week M r*. M cLain’s fa th e r and a lite r* C. C. Howell, Hr. and M r*. II. (2. Hinojosa o f Columbus, Ga., and M r*. Monroe Smith o f Columbia, H. C. and Mr. McLain'* sister, Mr*. Frank la -t o f New Smyrna. State Farmers Market --------- . . . ---------------------lltRKil Sn, ! l M v r n n n * t ,* t k r s u x r a * *M H K UT NHHfur*. M ftrl** T h * follow lna |irk«n reportml l>y iho Ix -A lrt* oo Tim Hi, li (m il M u ll, rs n o e rn H iirV rt (nr fumlio r nnl.i (o T ru th i’tH * t>»ul*r« op tn i i i n I'. M J ho. J Toinlerai r«n, lli-pnoilJiMi l> " ‘ (Jo iilllr llo. Ii|ir. tJ Mi 11 7r. H*ho». I'«ln lot Opr. * a* a. mi II« » iih ( *ntiliH N <-. K la no III I..IH " <*HMiaa«. I'lilo e iiH i r n t o * t'elnry. Ktnrliti* flntitan, lln|innilloir MIrii i rolHH (V le ry , PlurlilH I' hki-h I, Io - fie n illo if H im i r a t e * Corn t*»nlHlmver i;« K iii*iii <‘<ilf*ril* ( ‘uro in lier* « m l*a i t * to* on iiRgi iliia hun Ini 0 *t((* I.e M o re , ti-p lie r* . |> *. peoitlna Hue (lotiioa, (Ireeo I'Hmlny I'etiper* Coi u In **. Cl*. I. A. c r(* ilo*. Inin tut. ii*iti Ini liehl. I(*i| III I aa ( d ll . ( 35 Io n t »ii 4 1.1 1 an 1 nn M o­ lt Oil. 1,110. I M l t no l i t lo o . 1 AO I So- * 00 r>ep*mtlna iltm l* tn lb. *■ IU i|l*h e« Oil Oukt Hi|it**n. V*tlme on opr 10- b uii T u rn ip * do* him in - t oo T urnip H *U it On Imkl. IS- I in M T N I'M (Uanueii Hepenilliia Hlae llo i ormiaen. Tem pt* <( Inis 1 in < lrn p *rn ilt, |iuni-*n Ona i no llm p e rrn it, .Mnmti Heeillemi tin * 1 no T nliuel III**. A< l o rillo * In Hla* lint 1.1S 1* vmrInf |«<n ftrrifllictp rucnlvnl Ml Tim Hiai»ft»r«l HtMt* KHriimm Mur* kn( friMii Ifi A -M .l«» J, tn A M Jmi 3 T iilitl |itra liil n 1.1149 |iMt k > Ngm. I Friitiiml iK«»i»t| nn till priiiluctt, iiioilf r<4tt< «!•«him ml r«»r fru it C h rlitm ** w ith their *on and daughter-in-law , Mr. and M r*. George Crawford o f Coral Gahles. The Cote* have had their friend* Mra. Grace Wlegand and Mra. Bchoene n f New York, who are ■pending the w inter In Orange C ity, v ia ltln g them. Mr. and M r*. Carol Blackburn have had their chlldrrn Mr, and Mr*. A. 0 . WlUon of Pennsyl­ vania w ith thrm fo r the holldaya. Among lha children who have returnra to th e ir Joha and th e ir atudlea are the young Hacksn. buckles, Sm arting*, Wagners, and Jim Patteraon. A new pier has been erected at tlm end o f Mapla Street on I.ako Monroe, and tw o miles o f new toad* have been opened up on the h ill east n f Gem Lake. And ta il hut not leaat lha Ca­ bana Bet had n luncheon down a t the pool to celebrate the a rriv a l o f B ill and Fran Monroe on New Years day. B ill aald ha made Juat ona Naw Years resolution and that was never to return north In the w inter. Mr. and Mrs. Grover DeLay had w ith them fo r the Chriatmaa Holidays (Jotted States Has Money Is Shown By Bank Deposits By HAM DAW HO N NEW YORK UB-Tho riding Rood of money In the nation U shown strikin g ly today a* the bank* report on their year'* activities. There's money, money everywhere —except when lt'« lim e to pay (he flrx l of the month'* b llli. Most hanks report higher de­ posits. greater lesouree*, larger volume of loans, hlgger Interest payment total* tn *avern, much bigger payment* to the lax col­ lectors, and In most cases higher profits. The dollar* the bank* deal In ran buy only a little more than Hall as much In goods and services a* they did before World War II. But they are still dollars—and evrry other country In the world la just as anxious to gel their hand* on more American dollar* as you urc. The strppcd up a ctivity of Ihe nation’s bank* in almost every one of their department* and services Is a reflection of Ihe pace the nation 1* going in production, In spending, In expanding plant*. It also reflect* higher wages and H il­ aries, a higher total of dollars plunked down fnr groceries, rent, clothing, autos and appliances. And also, strangely enough, enough. It reflect* higher totals ili of* savings In millie of the drain of taxes and n r ro*t of living nn the average fa m ily '* pocketbook. The hank* made many mure loans In Ifi.tl than they did Iho year before Their total now tn huslnexx. Industry mid agriculture Is more than 21 tk hlllhm dollar* This is a gain of 3V< billion dollar* In « y r» r Most banker* think the total w ill Im reaie as the nation borrow* to expend It* defense plaid*. On these loan* the hanks »re getting higher Interest than they (ltd a year ago—.1 per cent or belter now, rom parru to a it per cent a year ago. And ltd* Interest rise Is partly responsible fn r the gain tn earning* that many banks show—In spile n f n tax rise whlrh rau*ed some hanks tn pay tax collector* nearly twice a* much In l()r.t lhan ID.VJ. The Increased volume of hiisines* also hleped hunkers im iease earnings One reason Ihe Interest rnle has gone op -according lo Ihe National L'lly Bank of New Y ork'* January Bank la -tle r—Is (hat Ihe Federal Bcserve Board Is anxious to check the rise of tho money supply In Ihl* country, If It ran and Is mak­ ing II harder for Ihe hanks them­ selves to gel cheap money. The hank explains It this way: Banks, when they wanted tn make a profitable loan lo a business firm , used lo sell Ih cir short term tJ H. securities (yielding amund IW per cent l In the Federal Be serve hank* With this cash they made the loan tn huslncsg at a higher Interest rate. The Frderal Brsnrvc Board did­ n't want this increase In the tnnnry supply tn rnntlm tr, so It stopped buying the hank’* U. 8 securities. Tn makn the loana In buslneii, the bank* had In borrow money from Iho reserve bank*, who ih a rg rd them per cent. Having In pay more themselves, the hank* made money on the deal by In creasing th e ir own Interest rhnrgrs In business. The Nallrmnl City Bank also thinks that Ihe great amount of money In consumer*1 handa-lhe high rale of pcrMiunt savings, and Ihe rising wage rales—cnupled w ilh the defense spending put* Ihe nation’* economy In a "precarious stale nf balance. * Too much money arnund could lead tn another fling at Inflation. Roy Roger* and Dale Evan* In n scene from Republic'* new wes­ tern th rille r, "P a l* Of The Golden West," showing Saturday on the K ltx Theater screen. Korean War R A C IN G R E V E N U E TALLAHASSEE - T h e first lo;>] distribution to ro u n tlrs of i i 'k k i I m i k n « * r * e * o * t t and won the h ill after dark The racing revenue was made by the assault touched off a see saw fight com ptroller's office today. W ar­ that lasted throughout most of tha rants td $ 10,000 were mailed .to each Of F lorida’s 07 counties. night. The peak had changed hand* re ­ F A R M P R IC E R O F peatedly since Chinese troop* ORLANDO t*t — F lorida farm selied It on Chriatmaa Day. The hill Is west of Mundung Valley. p rlrr* went up 24 per cent In Along Ihe rest nf the l i t mile December, the U. 8. department battle front, palrnlx of both sides of A griculture say*. It said the cause was higher probed and fought m inor s k ir­ prices for truck and m inor Increas­ mishes. es for meat animals, poultry, eggs The wcatner wna m ilder after a and d a iry products. week of h itle r cold. The slightly clearing skle* V lllano va's a th lr t lr team s a re brought nut Allied a irm rn In a nirknam ed the M ain L in e r* beIIm lied number of flights. The F ifth r-Htixa V lllann va College I* located A ir Force flew 70 sortira against In Ihe heart o f I'h lla d p lp h ln '* Communist supply tine* and front Riiliiirhttn residential area known positions Thursday and Thursday n« the M ain I,I nr. night. A rule Welnmeisler, A ll-I’ ro tackle for the N rw York Giant*. WASHINGTON U0~ The A rm y wants nothing hut natural, unsweet­ ened orange Juice. MaJ. Gen. George A. Ilorkran. quarterm aster general, wrote Hen. Holland (D .-F la .) that hi* office Isn’t Interested In sweetened orange and grapefrtdt lulre*. hut Oen. H nrkran aald this wax only when natural, unsweetened Juice wa* not available. The Florida Citrus Commission In December urged the Arm y In buy the sweetened orange Juice, noting that * large proportion of Florida's output la of that type and that it meets all requirement* of government Grade A standards Gen. Hnrkran In replying to Hol­ land gave th l* explanation: "T h l* office specifies natural un­ sweetened Juice because historical­ ly 00 per cent of Ihe nntural un­ sweetened Juice Is packed from midseason and vairncla fru it, which make a better Juice." Attorney General ir r a M s iM the Indictment. From P a s * O a *l Testimony about a $0,450 natural royal pastel m ink coat which Ro­ senbaum financed fo r M rrl Young's wife Laretla, waa one of the high­ lights o f the Senate investigation Young haa aald Rosenbaum, who had many RFC loan-seeking clients lent him the mnnry lo hoy Ihe coat, and that It haa been repaid At Inc tim e of the testimony Mr* Young wa* a White House steno­ grapher. She left that Job and the Youngs since have moved lo F lo r­ played both fullback and tackle ida where they operate a tourist «i the U niversity o f Wn«hington. court Smooth New Powet home to you.” Mama will handle the situation from there on nut. fl. Ask your own ialhtr bow ha got caught. He'll be glad to point out his own mistakew-he'a prob­ ably been mulling them over for years. Then avnid hla errors. S. Here la an almoat aure-Bre way tn cure women of their af­ fection for you: Propose to alt the eligible gala you know and give each of them a dime store diamond enagement ring. Natur­ ally they'll rush off to the nearest Jeweler to get an estimate on the value of Ihe ring. After that, when­ ever they see you they'll aay, "Hello, poison ivy." 0. Wear a wedding ring yourself, and tell them ynu are secretly married tn a young lady you met nn a South Hen Island during the war. Be sure to explain that your faraway hrtde wean her wedding ring In her nose. 10. Finally, If you are Juat so darned Irre ils tlb le tn spinster* that nothing else works, go In Athoa and take a< year-long vacation. Athos Is a mountainous peninsula In Greece where no female la al­ lowed. Legend hat It that one wom­ an managed to sneak ashore In men’s clothing. Rut one of the monk* In the 22 monasteries there quickly spotted her and ahe waa sent away. * The outraged monks then rut off the point of land at whlrh ahe had rnme ashore and built a atone wall around It. U an American bachelor wants a peaceful leap year, he can't do heller than to hibernate on Mount Atho*. N e w S t o p p in g P o v te r I or) lon|M* lor S 5 5 S 5 - ~ ()0 to U com®i*'*100 ,,M * - ......... J „ „ „ t in thl lo^»l J MhL " " C«l«bond ImtniV without Advanced Synchro-Silent S r l s u s i ...... . .art imnothoi lh»" .i- .n l.. ind mOI« •ItOftttS*. awhole flock of fine now footuno! ,(dutM (111.. M S I VMP out J , . thit It option*' •quipn't'it *» * * * •ilia cotl L’LEAB WATER i*~ T w e n ly « T * teams, including most of the state's top amateur golfara, have signed up for the State Fmtr-Ball Championship here Jan. • II . The defending champions. Ward Rodgers and Jack R n iie ll, playing (heir home course, are favored tn repeal. Beginning In IKM Ihe tournament w ill he aw anlrd lo a different course each year. Directors nf the Florida State Golf AsRoclatlnn, which sponsor* the event, w ill hold th e ir annual meeting here J in . ft iitottof Hyt>pl > • • Stool ^OinKUat®** nct»*» no# nromoJdtnl Faster-Acting Electric jetludtt nSnoinsnUin I ho tornout O nflo# l nthoi now towW*t. thoth »b«tbofi .*»Bd W indshield W ipers. Itlto ftt thit d no# owimMlHon. ttoppod up lOpo.conrUnllMlhO' ihoo nowi tlow down! Polo llackor and Huily Mtgav, teammates on Iho P lttobur*n Hornet* In Iho American llo c k ty League, am brot here-ln-lew. Herfcor Is married to M lgey’a ila to r. M By H A L B O Y LE low Top LnlfcrH iSiffn Up For 4-Hall Tourney L e g a l ' NEW YORK LP—There is an old leap year saying that "h e who hesitates la bossed." With some three m illion spina le n over 25 looking fo r husband*, this proverb Is p articularly true of bacherlnrs In 1052. But haw can any one man -pe­ as this ring nf three m illlnn Ironwilled ladles closes In? Any d i­ rection he leaps It looks like he w ill land In some g irl’s lap. Y rt there are ways . . . there are way*. I have consulted sevaral g rittle d old barhelnra, and here are their tips on how to stay fr e t: 1. Don’t try to be repulsive. The more repulsive you act tn some women, tho more determined they arc tn land you Yes. even If you goose-grease your hair and use ■ toothpick tn public 2. Never borrow tnnney from a single woman. A woman love* money second only In men. I f she has a financial ns well aa an emo­ tional Investment in ynu, she w ill track you down though you den u-lth polar hears 3. When she asks ynu to her apnrtment tn look at hpr etrhln^s, bring along a couple of crochet needles and start knitting our sell some sock*. Women are leery nf men who crochet for a hobby. But If she stilt trie * lo force her a t­ tention* on you. well—stab her firm ly with th r ncrdle. Make her keep her dislanre 4. Better yet, never go atone to a lady bachelor's apartment In the first plare. 5. Don’t lell a g irl you don't want tn m arry her Just say to your mother: "M om , that g irl is alter me, hut I Jlist don't feel she'* the type I want tn bring N o tic e R K t . f r ‘Jn,A£l Uf-t-iaM; needsy, Janu * D R . C . L . P E R S O N S OPTOMETRIST BYB8 EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 111 Boath Palaiotla Araaao I T t A T Y O U R P L Y M O U T H D C A L IR t N O W - i t * flnstt of all * * Plymouth! m i NJHI And Hit Isoturss dmltwd hora only bajto to toil you ito value story. Plymttrth dssljnan, doeofitors, 'w|in$$ri havo crammod still mors quality info ovsry part-have made It. mors than over, "tha tow-prlcod car.most M« Iho h%h-pde*d ears.” Soo it young*. Ortvs It yourealf. Compart It with thl ithori In IN lowMt-prlcsd told, or m l comport It with can coiUm hmdndi al doUsn morn T j* gu ha tha itrin cl tN cpr tor too monty-iho car tor you) i * * : ; - - I r ' * imonlhot. own thl'« �W' v*v ‘vp--'’- vw*»veyji|gi ' W V .- -M “ HORS •h ’Jit'*'' 5'""*’ >b T , If" . . •’ A W * ".'f'jTy ■■j,*“ i.‘ • •' ,4 f< ' c , 1* . ' • ir * ‘ * *f | TUB WKATHKU hi Unity Thera It Strength— To Protect lb * Petes o f the W orld; To Promote lb* Progress o f America. To Predate P rosperity fu r Hanford. S it e ^ a n f n r ii ^ * mi Towing Of Enterprise To • Portls Begun ik i iiiu ii.io t m i n i m aw t ■ of o iL iiiu m * ln .m AN INDKPKNDKNT DAIIA NKWMI’AI'KH Gen. T u rn e r Informs Reds U. N. Did Not G o I n t o Korean War T o Surrender y By ERNEST AGNEW • being In the highest tradition of the eea, planned to welcome Ihe skipper when he comes ashore ms Cut U rn's Danish parents flew to England to be on h im ! fo r bis a rriva l. Plans were under wav to m illio n Denmark's see loving King Fredeik to decurate L'arlsen, a bo­ nier member of the Association of Danish Merrhaut Navy Officers, fo r his heroic one man statu! ut sea. f a risen asked Ihe Aiaoclaled Press to forward a greeting to Ills wife, Mrs. Agnes Carmen, In Woodhrldge, N. J , and two daughters, telling them he would contact her by telephone as soon aa possible, lie sent a second message to the owner nf the Flying Enterprise, the Isbrandtsen Line o f New York, iC M lI s a M <la P e e s T e a ) Flood Of Fririt To Northern Markets Brings Price Drop LA KE LA N D i*i — Inci cased quantities of fru it on Northern auction markets have caused F lo r­ ida citrus prices to fell. Some Indications of a [veiling o ff In movements were seen Friday i but the percentage going to the auctions increased, Florida Citrus Mutual reported. The big ro operative warned ■gainst current heavy w nirh billowed a 14 day holiday. Mutual aald W c ars 'll., the state ate Tuesday, OH Wednesday and aiili Thursday idespite the co­ operative's litre's warn warning _ Auction avers from M Id terior oranges; es; from M B to U .H on Indian River orangeef and fro; from • $4.41 to 14.17 a half bag on ten gerinea. Most grapefruit were im slightly but there we; sales on oi only two of Ibt'lO major markets. Mutual aald auction buyers were MOwbil tatMBte csutlonte taking IHnrida fruit, eapecllng Uut heavy shipments would give them lower prices soon. STB T t J t t t „ STATE demo m arW Shffs. IK B L X Jlffr, Democratic Committee. iThe Dei----------- ~ T These me five of 111" -is newly elected officers of the K iw nni* Club w ith their Installing o ffice r (le ft) KiwnnU l.t. (jovernnr Irvin g Morse, Clermont, an,I le tlr.lig president Joel Field (rig h t). The other officers, le ft to lig h t, are a- follows: J. M artin Ktlnvcipher, |»e><idenl; Judge DoilglaH I). Htcnstiom. sceund vice-president; lU lp h A Smith, Pitoto lly Essex Studio secretiny; I’ , P. Cniuplwil, tie a a u rti. O bcbi lliirti-n m , financial secre la ry First vice- p ie sid rlil Karl H igcm hothni.i wa- not present foi l lie pli'tlilo. Salesman Swears Federal Agents Survivors Of Mine Blast Killing 119 Prepare To Go Back To Work Delaney Divided Seeking Big Shots p ,0 0 0 . In F e e s In Dope Cleanup G Perilous Acre tiled In Jacksonville On Dope-Sell in jjChaiT.e W ltH T- FHANKFOHT. Ill M *"You must forget—you can't sit back, even a lte r a tliv k ile r like tin * ," The words are those ol Kheilim it Whitlow, president of the United Mine Workers’ local union which lost Ml) members In Ibal tiactc pre Christina.-, coal mine evplo-am l.lke Die others who e.cnpi-,1 Ihe In 1!' 21 Idas!. W lllllnw is le.olv | „ 1{1, |)iu-k to work In Orient No 2 MMII| U<1 lt "Sore, it will mi a long time Indore we get over it, bill tin-)’ll all gu back." Whitlow said today "It's In their blood." Mayor C Edwin H air ol ncaiby Uriilnii pul it a lillle stronger He said "Yes, Hie miners will all go bark In fact, there will be two applicants (or a w ry vacancy created by the explosion " W lllllnw concede* IP* hard lo explain the stoic altitude of u coal m iner Perhaps, lie xnid, IPs easier Hv (TIAHI.ES 1 IIA IIH K T I Federal WASHINGTON i/fi agents prowled through the sinUter narcotics underworld today, seek Ing even bigger game than any of the 300 suspected dope peddler-, lion wide dragnet Narcotics Commissioner Harry J. Anslinger said the roundup. which starleil before dawn Friday ami cu n lim ifd around the clock today, is laying Ihe groundwork for capture of some id the nation’s biggest illic it drug dealer* A grand Jury investigation al ready under way w ill lead to cap Jure of some iinliouul racket kings w ithin three weeks, Anslinger pre dieted. Il» added he couldn't say where the Jury is working because " i t we even mentioned the name id the c ity , some of Ihe men who are talking w ill he k ille d ." Meanwhile, the cotnmlsshmer gavn credit for Ihe biggest mupiip of dope peddlers ever staged to undercover men who |»o-,e as llllc il dealers. They work their way into Plans for the visit of a mobile the heart nf the crim e world, risk hluod dnnalion unit here on Jan lng th e ir lives to (ml racketeers 21 and Jan 31 In connection with behind bars. the Armed Farces Blond Program of (he lied Cross were made al a JACKSONVILLE its - Inspector cum m il lee tneelitig Thursday nlglil H. R. Dellinger of the State Nar al Ihe office id the SI Johns cotlca Bureau said Friday night Really Co. Thoma* Peterson pre ate persons had been arrested mi t,Idl'd dope charges In Jacksonville ami The Itev. II L. /Im merman, South Georgia. chapter chairman, reported Dial Taken In custody at his home Col H (i, H irrim a n , rc iitle tilia l was W, If. (R ed| Reynolds, 53, area chairman, had contacted the described by Bellinger as the M inisterial A iio t’latiun ami had ra "kingpin" of Jacksonville dupe op ■itiuMed Dial all churches support aratora. He waa released on fl,0(io Ihe lilomt donation program, bond for appearance In Federal d a ylo n g Perrunlt, lilood pro Court on charges of obtaining nar ram field reprexanlative of Ihe cotlca through fraud and deceit. ed Cross hi the Knuthcaitcm Bellinger aald Reynolds used a Area, piloted m il that the Armed file s name and address In procur­ Force* Blood program lx a com­ ing dope from "numerous physi­ munity project, and declared that cians In Georgia, later bringing Ihe blood donated I* made Into the drugs In Jacksonville fo r sale. plasma ami Itirncd over lo the De­ Bellinger aaltl an Investigation partment of Defense fo r the u n ti­ here showed "n o one alngle case ed force*. 11ic blood never lieof Juvenile addiction. Aa a m atter long* tu the Ilod Croat o r lo the of fact, no Itu to n re of Juvenile ad­ f.Votrul Florida Blood Bank. diction has been reported anywhere plans were dlxcuaaed for dl*1rl- Itn |Hiint out It Is the only lira lie knows A (Teami)i crew of alxml Ifto men alreatly is at work repairing the blasteil workings The power is on again Permanent ventilation has been reestablished. About 1.100 men were employed at the mine before the disaster some 200 ol them oil tile night shift when the lilnst struck A MKikexlilau (or management Ihe Chicago. Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co —doesn't know when the mine w ill reopen b ill be said it It won't be iin ltl after mi invustlgulors' reim rl Is completed He atldHl that may be next week,T. The report is being prepared by federal ami stale officials who investigated Hie explosion, which ulry nwni' wus sei "off by ’lgiiiiioii of methane gas What about the widows ol the Mast victim s" A ll the funeral* unuver mid tnosl of them appear lo have recovered from lhal firs t bit l l ' « > l l i i H I I I Pee* T e s t T h a i Oi Huston I n ­ ternal Revenue Col l e c t o r l'ostjioned HOST (iN Hamel Friedman ■>f New York wtm Identified him el( as an insurance salesman and litlnnelal udvisei testified Fridas 1,0 split 1211.1810)0 lie s " w nil Denis W, lirla n cy demised Maxsarliu -ells ciilleelor id internal levenue Al the conclusion ol Friday's ii'illin iiiiy . the tn u l of lielaney -barged with accepting *12.500 li m fliie iic e ' tx case* and with falsely >unifying that IIH o.ikxi ini lux liens adjourned had lievn paid « until next T'lienln) Fri cdmun. u prosecution witness. N-ltlflcd about a *5,(*Xi "fee" lie --aid came Irom Murnx and Hurry hoorky. brothers, of the Massaclm i-tt* Steel Treating Co , Worcester, which was having lav dtHIcullles. Friedman said to- divided the ||'» will) Delaney, who then told turn the llnorky Corp owed up prailniately tltxi.lxxi in tax llatdll t>The New Yorket testified Detail •-y then told him tliul II might lie l"i**ihlo to reduce tills liability tnd therefore it would lie |Hisxllile Fiin<-r*l services w ill lie held for L. M. Tyre, I, form er A lla n tie to get at) additional fee from Count l.lne engineer and fireman, H-em " nt !l:U0 this aflerim ou ut the lirisHiui Funeral Hume. The Rev. NO T H I lt ll I l i l t 31 J. E. McKinley, of the F irst JACKSONVILLE i * The Du Methodist Church, w ill officiate « d County Dctiim'rallC E xeriilive the final rites, • iitntniHee d o 'sn 't favor re elect Mr. T vra died a fte r a twu-year mil of President Truman - although Hines* In the Feniald-Laughtun it doesn't m eiiliim him by name Friday night it incuriMirated In Memorial hospital late yesterday morning. He Is survived by Ills its platform u plank which said In wife, M r*. Pearle Gerald Tyre, u part "W e agree Ihe term of Presi eon, B ill and a sister, Mrs. M u r­ sit nt shnutd he lim ited to two terms and that this should lie observed ray J a rv l* o f Hanford. The deceased resided at 1211 in s p irit u* well un letter and that M yrtle Avenuo In this city. H» m> man should jie rm il himself to bail been a resident o f Banfotd 1,,-Qome a candidate whether ex­ empt from the provisions or not fo r the past >T4 years. Mr. Tyre was born un Mar. ID, whan lie has served substantially 181)0 In Bartow, Fla. A t the ago t«o te rm *." o f 17 lie started work a* a fir e ­ POTATO C K II.IN 0H man on the ACL. On Nov. 23, 1012 WASHINGTON OH - The govern­ Mr. T yre wax promoted to yard engineer ami xlx years later rose ment today clamiH-il ceilings on white potatoes tu halt a year long to mail engineer. |nlge clim b of this inculliino standHe remained an engineer w ith the A C L u ntil the tim e o f his I l l ­ 'W lc e S tn lilllie r Michael V, IIIness In 11)40. Kali* xigm'o signed iitile order Friday night nape Mr. T yre wax a member o f thu bringing put potatoes under control, etat Masonic Lodge No. 32. Ila waa a fccuve Jan. 1 19 ! Tile Office of Price member of Chapter, Council and StaW liiation,. however, held up anCouimnndefy of Ihe Morroeu Tern- nmteceinent of detail* of Ihe regu­ pin In Jacksonville M r. T yre be­ lation u n til loday. longed lo Uni F irs t Methodist Church In Hanford. FOOD "PBICK- DROP 11* a lio held membership In WASHINGTON OH - The firs t tw o unions, the Biotherhood o f decline In grocery food price* since Locomotive Engineer* and th * October—1.2 par cent between Nov. Brotherhood o f Locomotive Flro- 2t'' gpd Dec. l& -h u » been reported men. by (tie Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hie Index, based on a 1033 39 uvurago base o f 100, was 231.0 far EXECUTION DELAYED TALLAHASSEE im Jemea Doth 13 It waa obtained by aamMarlin Laiby won't die In Florida'i pling retail food price* in aight electric chair Mondgjr, aa schedul­ m ajor cltlaa. Red ( Voss Chapter Funeral Services Makes Plans For Held At 3:00 P. M. Blood Donation For L. M. Tyre, 61 fi In Uw state." MEfl DIMMD4HI'D -------j . . „ 0 ut — Charges against J. D. (Jack) Holloway or maintainteg a gambling place al a downr store were dismissed Circuit Judge Frank A. ay wae arrested following by agents of the state e f general and the Beverage “ last August. I he W ith er Imling donor pledge! beginning Jan. 14 Jan. 21 wis *et aa the dale for Instruction of all volun­ teer workorx on the canteen, itaff aiiistanl* ami mirioa aIdea, Mr. Petenon itatad that plana ■re being made lo M l aiide o day for the Negro population of the county to participate in the blood program, and a committee will be appointed to mako Ihe arrange­ ment*. Present at the meeting ware Rev. Zimmerman, Mr. Pfteraun, Mr*. Clara Ginn, Raymond Lundqulat, Earl Faust, Voile tfllHama, Jr.. Mr* DaUy Knag, Mr*. Velmn Goouies amt Mr. Pem ulL ed, for the 1041 Maying Maryland " OoY, “ N o. 97 . —■a Katahluthcd 1908 Tempers Snap Churchill Insists As Truce Talk Outlook For Peace Hits New Snag In 1952 Is ‘Solid’ KIWANIS OFFICERS C a pit. Carlsen’s 9Day Ordeal With Raging Seas Is Be­ lieved Nearing End LONDON on—The crippled Fly'A in t E nlerprD * started under tow v toward Falm outh H arbor a to dioua three knot* today, lia r skip par, C'apt K u rt Carl sen. who relu te d stubbornly to abandon h it wallowing ship in the face o l a w ild ito rm , waa jubilant and con fideal that lie It going to win h it tong fight against the tea. The commander of the U S d e itro ye r W illard Keith, which ar rived to watch over the stricken Am erican freighter and her dough ty captain, reported: “ The tow i t rid in g tm ooihly ” Capl. Carisen'* nine-day ordeal— nearly seven of them alone in a darkened and sadly listing ship appeared over, unless the barrel thick towing hawser breaks or the swelling seas tip the vessel over For the firs t tim e since a tiiirr i rane cracked the Flying Enter prise across the middle and led tier helpless some 300 miles off England's southern tip on Dec 28, the weather was reported "c a lm w end the vis ib ility Is good." Snaking the helpless Enterprise to port Is the powerful sea going tog Turm oil, which managed after 30 huurs of struggle to secure towline to the bow of the freighter On the d rrk of the F.nterprise-liltln g al a perilous 70 to no de grees—the stubborn, Danish born skipper still stands, joined now by the T urm oil's F irst Mate Kenneth Dancy, watching the groaning hawser ease his ship along. " U I he weather continues." said the Keith's captain, "lUwill lake about four days" to bring the F ly ­ ing Enterprise Inin Falmouth. " I f this weather continues, Ihe sltua lion w ill be In hand. Doth (.'arisen and Capt. Dan P arker of the tug (T u rm o il) firm ly believe so too. The hearts of seamen the world o v e r-a n d many a landlubber, too —•Iso were on Ihe Enterprise, , wishing the 37 yeer old captain w<r SANF 0 Kd7 FLOHIliS. HATIJHDAY JA N rs .1 9 5 2 AaaocUtcd Press Leased Wlr* V O L U M E X X X X I1 I It e r a U i G ttm illy (air and continued rsthxi » uni through s a n d */ except im i-lly cloud rx irtm e nurtn p.nt.on *.id « t liu ir rosier rth p o tio n tod T a ll» h i* -r r lir a . MIINSAN Korea i.P—Frayed lem pera snapped today as truce oe gotlators haggled uver huw to po lice a Korean arm istice From luilli sides id the conference table came angry cliatges ami blunt warnings There was no progress Inward a truce A l ' N delegate w a; tied that the Allies w ill not lie forced lo Low- to ( <iiuuiiitust arm istice de mauds by Hie tin eat id growing Red air power "Y o u have cast yourself in UnValii M aj rule of a bandit Gen How a id M in r m r "Y ou have fully excised vottr ugly, frriH-inux features of a bah d ll retorted Chinese Maj Gen llsie li Fang tlsitig some of Hie strongest Ian guage since Hie arm istice talks lie gan. Turner told Hie Reds "th e (Initcd Nations I'oiiiuiaud did not collie to Korea to surrender and "w e have tin in le iilio ii td leaving the Sooth Korean-, to yum lender m ereir x " Miitehtng Turner word lor word, lls ie li replied "Y ou represent your selves as angels of peace and cun Unite In interfere in m tiim il al fairs "Y o u r statement is rude and ati surd You have guur too t.ii in your absurdity and arrogance " In a neat by conferruct tent, l hi ited Naliutis and t'o in im iiils i no gntialorx haggled fm ltlesslv for more than three hours over Imw prisoners of war slumlil lie ex changed "T h e ir arguments are getting pretty feeble," suid Rear Ailnt It K Llhliy " I t Is obvious they are killing lim e w ailing for lit s trin tio n x T' Lihliy said Hu- Reds refused to answer another request (or .in im mediate exchange of sick and wounded prtinuar* Suhcuniinltlee* working un the problems of supervising nu arm is flee amt exchanging prisoners we if deadlocked when they ad loomed tod hnlli scheduled meetings fur Sunday in Panmuiijoin The Issue ol airfield construe tom during an arm istice is the m ajor stumbling block b a ttlin ' agreement on how to police a truce ITie United Nations insist that no m ilitary ulibasex be lu iili or repaired in N inth Knieu. al thougli a lim ited lilin ilie l ol fields could In- pill in cuiublioh foi c ivil tali use The (Tiininiinlsts contend Hi,it any ri-x trlrlb ilis mi airfield con slrnctnm cniixtilnle Interfi-rence in Nor I !• Korea's internal affairs Giant Air Lift Is Organized To Rush POWs Home British Prime Minis­ ter Arrives In U. S. Pur Meeting With President T r u m a n NEW \ t lllh .F Prim e Minister Winston t'b in c h ill arrived in the United Slates today lor conference* wilts President rrum an and assert­ ed "tin - pr«is|M-eth for world peace are .olid in l'iV* " « liiiic lo ll made Hie -tatenivnt in resinuise n* a qne*Join tint did not llv llllH E R T It TUFKM AN e l a b o r j l e ....................... n |k \ (i »fi A Miaul it11lifI HBv im imiutl ^hi n ,i *k* il , , .. u llt liiin u h e tln i I fir NiiV («'l 11*1 cat tfli being i" gntuii-d to speed bo Ho ,.| iv h M, , | , , , ..as,**! "Operation II u n ie Cominj'.” All Set Eor 1lopetl Eor Releane il.i'W American prlmitiers nf wal m m,,aittiv i Ill'll) by Hie < nmimmlsls m Ninth " | dnti l think there Kotean I'OW camps. Il and when et dancer now than they aie ielea*ed of the Berlin Airlift It IX unofficially dubbed "Opera lake prudent ....... inn. H om ecom ing" e- any greatal the tim e provided we *' the Prim e | ' ' j ^ V m . w e i e r . Ibal " I 'm not examination-, then flown liiiiiie d ia (|„ , , „ lrv , u,king telv to lapau lu r care and rest M A muu m giMid health on Ins H||, ;i.lk(.(, lll(M-,|y about .......... b.K.ked .p ick ly lot |h). , , ,)t.w Ibgld home and Within alH.nl tin vi,.(|. |u. |((||||M, days should tie un his way "The prospects tor wot Id peace Every effort w ill be made h i . ..... the medical caie a n d physical wel , l l l l f l .h l,| t.ilk.-rt ........ reporters Lire of "III nil'll, said ( ol George „ Nl1l K nibarkallnn Patrick Welch, official sirnkesmnu |n n r ,H,mvl, lor Geil Hidgway'x headquarters " I ben pe.dn-,1 )H*sSlide move ( K S || (rom ........ cut lueut bars home has been arranged ||>( , , t.1)pOTt b " " " I ........... canted Old bolt j'aug|d.iitk from Hie IT.*' niimbei of planes tm olved |( ) ll, xjm,-,,|i M an to the cutter at and soim details of the all lift can t|„. Volk l l i i i h . i N am ur-, to mil tu- disclosed at tills lim e ipced Ills landuic Mm liritis li (Tunmand m Hie Far noddy l.obd lim n Ins lia rlw r East, part ol H iilgw ay's command, \,n .ig e m the cultei and -.nuikltig also has drawn jilans to evacuate a cigar, as usual, t hurchtll greeted all or most of Hu- til!) liritis li pits reporters with a th c iry "giHxl oners by oil B ritish officers have morning tu you all " iit'cpaiTil a large reception camp t lu n e liill -..ml tin- pni|io*c of Id* in Korea wbeie released Itiitis ii iit l, vlsil to Hie Dinted States wax P lltt's w ill In- processed first Ih rii "not to get settlements or sign flown Inline agreem ents" So far, no agreement lias been He wanted, be -aid. to "estabre acited between the II N Allies lisb that dose anil intim ate undcratul the ('om iiiunixt* un actual rc staiullng between bead, of governincuts un both sides of the ocean leuxe of iirisoiiers Arm istice negotiators of both so that we uixy ileal with the u n i t ', nl tin- luture w itli a knowl­ side* ut Pautmiulum hove been wrangling uver the issue for a edge u( Hie ulier's tsilul uf view ." rln u e lilll vVas anked whether he iiin iilli and lliere apin-ar* no llkeli hood nf any exchange before a lull saw nnv advanlase m Pie-.iderit rrum an and P iem ii-i Stalin sitarmlNtlce goes inlo i-fiecl Allied delegate-, . c t r i u l lime-, ling down to a (-niiteietii-o together. II all depend, on the -eltiltg hu.e pliqHised Ho- esiTiUlige ol so k and the events le.idlin' iq. lo it, and wounded prisoner-, im uiedi.ile M iuisti i ii-|,lied ly Iml Hu- iT.muinnistx have ie H,i- -ifPi innemirsi- it would lo- very leeti-d tills suggestion tin- b e d s *le,factorv II we ..add pet a setagree In give |ir K.ritv to the sick and wounded out e tin- .itliil ln e I lenient of the in in ' couinnm dd lo liltle- Hud i-ouliont o’ i signed F oiii days ol couforouci-s on Allied prisoiu-i's (II•>III ieU-ase will (o tu a llv every important problem l.e taken lo Seoul, then down to lai-lnp Ho- world wen* set to be lapun gill al Itlail lions.' '8, i ii ii ii i I i -v after I tie n illillle a pi isoln-r is lelea-rd the Prim e M lu ls te i's a n ival tin- medical coi ps ud l lake ovet Tin- list nl mbt.-et-. Mi 11 iiinan In u illg till' in itia l jito i essmg Hie ami ( bin (Tull an- expei led l« dis­ jiris in ii'i w ill iiuilergii iiiedlc.il ex c u s s lamp- tio m ab.inn weapons aniinatioii, receive Irealiui-nl d tu i elation' w ilti If us si. i lim n Ihe needed gel new clothing and oilier K o l.-an War .nut at misio e talks cate He also pioliably w ill be III till- dcfl-IIM" of the tt i 1 1lie v isil Js 1 Inn , h ill's til s| in queslloiii d by inti lligenci- ofliceis The released cnplnea lin n w ill an idlieial eap.ieili nice bis sev lie flown hi Hie 11ill lei I Stales e i.il trips to I.ilk tilin g , over w till Tm-silny w ill he a Imsy day at ITinxc in Ihe Ite g iil.il A irily prub till’ late P rrsldeiil Koo e ii-ll d u r­ Ihe Seminole County Court II,m r ably w ill lie given :tu to So days ing World Wat II ( Niinity Court w ill convene w ith leave Those whose enlistment lim e Judge Douglas Xlenxlrmn pre has expired are expected to tie (tiding and the docket w ill be dtscliaiged lim n the set sice sounded. A l about the same time. IO:Utl A. M., the Cuuiily Coiiiiius • inn w ill meet in t.-gulnr ito.utlily session. Tuesday night at S lid o'clock tile C ity C uinm lisiiui w ill hold itorgitnixntionul meeting a l the ,1Al Iv'e iNVH.I.I' I’ I lie colC ity Hull and Cutniuissioie-rs tt' N ltR F rtl.K . lu lA pet'iull l.t Colli-etoi ol U lle lliil levcnln* (lillll't II. Stamper and Julm Kuder w ill ■ mndi Roln-it II Stoimiff. oi gel ,, Nun Ii lim n November gamto- seated. Aim ing tuples due fm .Sanford. Flu , now unnisltiui o|,, t lilllig tax colleelioii hi Florida as liix 'u ix lu u me tin- securing of ntlolls officer on the start of it tn sl appealed lig h t of-ways for Ihe Fri-m-h lb nr Ailm. Itn lm l F Wldlehend ('nil.*, I,ir toliii I, I ills lid KriAvenue widening nod improve A tlantic Heel \u Wing '» 4*4*111 ,1.>v i leetieck ol 2i‘, te litru - Imwi’d m in t by the .Stale Road Depart III *l!!(l IT. Il II. v litre ai o rtllT i'il to u ,i total ol t2‘, S o 'M Figures ro­ ment. Action Is due on Ihe seiec oin yrrtr 1*411(1'*’•• uf ln*.fiiii'tiio i :i» ll ineil flm rsilay fixed tbo total al lion liy Ihe Com mission of a new one oT the Navy's ton rcliools. fii’l us', tl from 1 pei-ou-. report­ Imw Xclniol mayor, and o f a new city mnnaget it-e General at ing to fill Ihe vacancy created hy the Mmileri-v. t'n b f P inccviiig of Hu- returns had Ihe Hatifoid officer Ims had not been iTilupleted when ITuirsi rxig tia liu n o f C liffo rd Mi-KIbhit, wide i-xpero-n.-e us a pilot of day's ligutes wen- teleaseii, t-ah* iid i-s iib n in iiin- patrol planes sine.- said .mil the error was lint d iv 1nterlng the Navy ub an avial.ou covet ed until Friday ( M ILD G U ID A N C E cnilel in H ill, Ho fi.-w M nrtiti The mistake was made, he .said, lb . Roger Phillips, noted psy Mariners in campaign-, at Kuipou, rh lu trln t and (UrectiJr o f tlm Palau and Okinawa during tin in processing 12 leliirns from Ihe Orlando C hilli Guidance Clinic, war, mid Inter served lit IV iihii M iam i area Two sols of figure*— w ill -peak at 1:90 o'clock, Tuesday cola Mini in n N orfolk squadroM. tax and w ager* an- shown on the returns ami tin- cuilectiir said In night nt the Junior High Hrhuul In July 196(1, In- wn* velected In tbuxe 12 inslances Hu- tabulator ( n the subject, "Adolescence." B.-rve <m the nditiiral'8 Bluff totaled Hie wager, instead of the Parents of school children lliiiln g tills period lie took an throughout Seminole County urn a iliv e part In directing tin- oper­ tax tin Hu- baxi* nl tiie 10 per cent Invited to hear the talk, which ation* o f patrol plniicn, IJ I iihm tu.:, more lliuu (258,5111 was wag­ w ill be followed by n question ami Biipporting Burfm-c vcbkcIb ered during November with perand,answer period. in Hcvernl fleet-vvidi- iqirrKtioliH- MitiN lo.liling (.’al federal occupa­ tional ganililitig 'la m p * Mure Ilian 3211 (damps have twen Court To Convt'iic* On Next Tuemluy IB B Collector Is Disappointed Over Coimlr. Boh Sloinot’t' l a k e s Now ( ’outNc (iaml)liii£Tax Take Farmers Markets To Be Represented At Association Meet In Washington W IN T E R H A V E N — (H pedal)—"The Florida Slate Farmers' MarWill he represented at H im Hoard o f Directors’ Mewling of N ational Association o f Produce M arket Managet* in Washington, D. 0 , Jan. 12, at 11 A. M., hy W llliuni L. W II nuii, Director o f Slate M arket*, and a Director and Honorary President of tho N ational O r­ ganisation, and Ralph 0. Alvaros, Aaalutant Director. "•t "At thia Important aasemhly.Fcommittee chairmen will make' and u o rlc u ltu ia l u m k e tln g interprog rex* reports for th* year and ♦»t«, Exchange of Idea*, auxUtance dlxcuia plana for the forthcoming and advice lx o f the u ltn o tt imNational Conference, tu be held in portence, and that Is Just why the Columbit, South Carolina, Apr. N ational Association was organ- , NEW INDUSTRY lie d ." TALLAHASSEE un - Tha yiear 8. 4, and 0. “I hop* it le poaalble for every Mr. Wilson ha* also been just ended brought Florida pro ml m i 'for or aclual starts on nearly market manager in the State to named chairmen of the Publicity ‘ Urn,, annual meeting In end Attendance Committee of th* *r* worth of National Convention to be held tn Columbia, In tt)* early spring. « »»» than are o Ralph 0. Alvar**, Assistant DlIC is ils M * a a m i s T e s t on the farmer* % T>' • a Is-,ued m Flnrnla K A IL t'HASH CHICAGO vb Forty five twrtona were injured, six seriously. Friday night in tlm era-.It of two north­ bound elevated railroad trains on Ihe South Side. Two four-car tra in * were in­ volved in the accident al Ihe 33th Street Station. One train, which wax not xcheduled to xtop at 33!h Street, rammed Hie rear of the tecoud train which had slopped to discharge passenger*. More than &H 200 paxvenger* were aboard th* train* TOURIST CLUB . All member t of the Sanford Jit Club are requested to Monday iitehl at 1:00 o'ck tha Navy Center In order ta cipat* te the election of for Uw coming year. �-r ?wrii •- Seabee Anniversary The Sanford Herald KaiahlUhvd la laee P eh lU k M Sail, fifftt KatarSar . a ed Sunday, Chrlalmaa aad N rn l. T ears, fabtlahad ua Saturdays fu l. y. l a i l l s s < krlaiinaa aad S t s Ysara r.-V I I I Siaaaulla A tasa a tlalarrd s< u n u u l rlaaa m atU r P O slabsr ST, IMIS, a l tb s l*uat o ir ir s m l Saafurd. S’ lurlda. a a dsr lb s Art afJU eaarses « l M srrb II, 1ST*. a i l l . U S I I la liMAM K dllar IIUHUUS 111 1A X _____ H salsssa M s s s s s r > ' * i a a n t iiT H ix h a t h * ■ r Carrier . ...... ......... ■- ■ . e .18 S s re e Sl-Mtba — ..—, 5 .UU Bit ainnlbs .............. ..........„ a.ini Waa.Tear _.... ...... ia.ee “ A IT e b lls a rr asllres, rarda * f Ikaaka, rra.tlMIUtaa aad Msllrea «> ealMtalameat fur Ibe aareitae s i ra is in * lonila, w ill be rbaraed ruf a l reaolar sd terilalsa rales. M rsre-rstr.l %Hllr>ssllr I lf In­ land .%ena|iH*er lie * rra esla lltea ■ar., An* I orb , rb lrs a u , lle lr s ll, k s s s s a I !«r s s il s|. I.usla. The Construction Buttullons of the United States Navy celebrated their tenth birthday In December. Few units In our armed forces have won so much resiwet and jrlory In such a Hhort time. The "Sonbees" were formed in 1941 be­ cause the Navy needed a force of skilled journeymen which could build and fitfht. Their exploits during World War II are legendary. Although the Construction Huttaliens were a .new group, many of the first Sonina's were older than the aver­ age servicemen. Marines, with whose operations the Sonbees were frequently associated, jested that It was a good Idea to bo kind to a Seabee since be might I ks some Marine's father. Hut otion the Seabee bulldozcra were operating close behind the advancing Marine and Army troops, and both of the latter groups laid a sincere respect and affection for them. The Healjees have won new honors in Korea. They have built roads, docks and bridges in incredibly short periods of time. Perhaps one of the reasons the Sonbees have been able S tO W T A K iO fE i BUT H O P IN G FO R A FAST FINISH I C M t lM M r P U H R Y t& i* 4 G .seiF START*!*I The lle rsid la n iiipmkpp «*f 111 # AMtarlufrel I'rrM wklrh l« PMflllnl • i r l l i l i P l r Im Ifc# ua# fur r##uhllM II wh *»f nil lh# Iom I u rn a |frlnl#ef l» u#n*|»«|#rr, aa n r ll mm «|| y Mw ilU|fNlffa#«, [, We all are lost Mini. We are 1' children or Ihe K ing o f Kings. r* Eaeb Olio resembled Ibe i l i l l i l l i u p ’ o f a king. -J u . H; ) H. Ks We liu|*e you have been followU ing the tloiy of Capt. Kurt Cnllirii uml the llyiug Knlrrpiiir I width hat turned out lo lie onp of (lie truly great tngat of the L seas, worthy of any of jotrpli / Conrad'* girat novels. Basically | here was a man who deliberately I. chose to rule his life and Hay with hi* ship rnllier than sacrifice E; the million dollar cargo of |ii« , employers. There are not many I like that any more. Most of os i‘ would say, "l.rl ihe laspayers pay Inr it". Serrriary of .Stale (ituy, wlio i recently announced hi* raiididarv fur re-election, was first appointed ' lt» his plrirnl pc-I in 193(1. Since ja that lime lie lius run for re,. election and ' been successful no less than five times. Thai is a rather remarkable record, we Vnlure to suggest. Anyone having L. political aspirations for this job L should give serious thought to ft! Mr. Gray's rccoid before launch­ ing himself precipitately into am . such a maelstrom as ihi* would f certainly prove to be, Alfrrd M iK dlun, .State Hoad Department chairman, may not run for governor after all. Ac­ cording to Jim I'owell in the Tampa Tribune, ill health lias \ ! caused him to cancel , a number He of speaking engagements planned r;; for this month and may cause R. him to decide not to run at all. F* McKithan has made a liellrf F- public official than most other L appointees of the Warren ad[. ministration, but wc believe ltd - Would be wasting bis time running for governor, such ii the present t, settlimenl agnimt Governor WarWe see w lirri* Ilo li Stninoff is now u liriitrnant comm-uulrr in Uncle Sam’s Navy anil it serving as operations officer on the stall of Bear Admiral Hichard g Whitehead, Atlantic Fleet Air ^ Wings commander. Wr remember i Bob when lie used to be a carrier lr boy on the Herald. We never : thought then that some day, and not so long either, lie would be a high ranking officer of the 'i Navy. And we remember Admirel * Whitehead, too, who as a captain ’ ; during the last war used lo slop D aver in San (old on Ids wny back and futlli to bis post in South M i* M wl Ill liio tlayx when most Amuricnns lived in rural ureas the homo wax an almaxt h«*If-xtiffIclent unit. Father pro­ vided frxxl, and fuel for tire fire. Mother xerved ax clothier, baker, cook aial housekeeper. The early American family iiad to look to the outside world for xomu rtf Itx needs, hut in an emergency it could exixl for long periodx without con­ tact with that world. Living hax become more complex today and many of the tilings people once habitually did for themxelvex can bext be accomplished by delegation them to experts, who in turn count on other xpechdixtx to xupply their needx. Minor houxehold emergencies. Hitch ax a xtorm which preventx the grocer from making deliveries nr the failure of the automa­ tic furnace, help to tiring home to ux the extent of our de­ pendence upon one another. This growing dependence on the group may have rubbed the Individual of some of his freedom and initiative. But hecmiHu men can now rely on one another's work to provide goods anil services which are needed, a better xtandard of living lx enjoyed by all. The emergencies which demonstrate our interdependence also prove how worth while it lx for ux to develop even better ways of living and working together. (?u|i)rrtaht T b ls Is Ibe 'IMMb « f a arrlea at Kdllurlal advertisem ents s * * e a r Isa la Ibla * a * e r eaeb w eek. Fewer Marriages There were 1,580,000 marriages In the United States in 1961, which is a decline of 6 percent from the I960 figure, the Molro|H>litan Life Inxiirnnce Company reports. This continues a downward trend which hax existed since tile all-tim e high of 10 Hi established in part by re­ turning World War II veterans. During those yenrH the downswing wax Interrupted only lay a nine-month spurt— July of I960 I (trough March of 1961— following the out­ break uf the Korean war. After March the dcclinu wax re­ sumed. In October anil November of 1961, the Metropolitan notes, the marriage rate wax at a lower level than in the like months of any year in more than a decade. "The most marked declines in 1961 were in the West North Centra) states— Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South pjikota, Nebraska, and Kansas— and in West Virginia, Kontnfky; Montana, Arizona, and Oregon,” the Metropolitan observes. "Koch of those states shows a drop of 10 percent or more. On the other hand, marriages In­ creased hy about six percent in Delaware and Georgia, and by a smaller margin in Massachusetts, Arkansas, Missis­ sippi, Virginia, and Indiana." Such popular marriage centers as I,as Vegas, Nuv., Klkton, Md., and Miami, also recorded fewer marriages in 1961 limn in i960, whereas in Keno the number Increased by a small margin, the Metropolitan reports. (jencrul Ike U 'l S U M M r*n m I 'l. l (In r) w ill be madu by the Republican convention In July. There are three announced candidates to {late — Senator Tuft, (lov. Warren of Cali­ fornia and Harold K. Biassed Releasi VOL* savings from unpruliitbl* bondsgr. Put ihsm to work wuh us sshtis twicr-ytirly Minin*) sir sbuv* sverige . . . safety assured. Insured Up To $10,000 Burned To Death 119 W m t F irs t H lre tl You could look tha whola town ov«r, trying to learn who buys I t . . . who sells. . . who r t n t t . . , who repair*. Or, you could do It faster— without leaving your cosy chair—by looking in the ’YELLOW PAGES.’ CAMPBELL’S CABINETS • B U ILD KKS1 S U l'l’LIK S Phone 1447 • M ILLW O H K Highway 17-92 South FEDERAL HaVlngs & Loan Assn. Korean War fln n llu k -a )-•(■ O u| on leave; Chester D awlckl, an A ir Force man also nn leave, and Mingo (iruncrlo, were credited with saving five persons who were on the point of collapso when reached. Oreaney later re-entered the building but was forced back when flames burned Ihe cost o ff his back and singed his hair. Me said that as he le lt the build­ ing Ihe second tlm o ho could hear ii woman shouting, "H elp me, I ’m horning." ' Dr. Harold Beattie said ho heard the anguished screams fo r help from his home three blocks away, An elderly couple, dressed only in nightclothes, nearly collapsed on the itre e t while w aiting fo r help. Onlookers look o ff th e ir own shoes onrt overcoats to protect the couple from the freezing cold. • T if t building wee made o f b rie # and was Ihe largest business-apart­ ment block In this city of 24,000 population. Firemen said that because of the huge mass of tangled and smould­ ering wreckage It may be days be­ fore any bodies can bo recovered. The thousands o f cubic feet or water pomed onto Ihe flames quickY.J,u r,!?,l.J0 ' " “ king oven more d ifficu lt the Im m odlnlo scorch uf too wreckage. liro b lo m i that the American people must solve. Ho hopes also that It w ill convince our citizens and thoso of the othar NATO countries (bat he views with Ihe utmost seriousness the responsibilities of the post to which he Is presently assigned " Before Issuing his statement Elsenhower conferred fo r an hour w ith his principal advlsora. The general read u complete file of preta dispatches from the United fitates. Previously Elsenhower had re- i fused all comment on the political j developments in Ihe United State*, j Sen. Lodge, In his Washington an-| announcement uf Elsenhower'a cn- j try In the New Hampshire prim ary, said he had nn direct authorization lo do in , but declared "he w ill not w ith d ra w ." F IR S T ;s Jet pianos destroyed seven Hus>dan - built .M1(1-13 Jets and dam ­ aged 12 In two days o f renewed furious a ir fighting high over N orth­ west Korea. U. S. Sabres shot down two MIMS and damaged two on Monday. The day before, U. S. planer, blasted five of the lied Jets to car1h and scored hits on 10. tJ. 8. losses, If any, were not reported. Under a new policy the U. S. A ir Force w ill announce any losses only once a week. Allied ground forces on the west­ ern front fought fiercely in subfreezing weather toward a prize uutoost lost to the Beds Dec. 20 United Nations Infantrym en made slight gains against stubborn Chinese resistance early Monday after hurling back two Bed thrusts Sunday. The outpost Is west of Korangpo and only about six miles from Panmunjom — site of the deadlocked arm istice talks. A t sea; A llied warships m iln ........ ........ ................... tulned th e ir tight blockage o f bath SEOUL, Koreu. i/B—Flashing U. the East and West Korean coasts. SOUfMIIM O R D I nal b a n k > > ^ , ^ 5 '^ * , i R) [M IM .w , , rT J J p ©A, r ® C jU BI LL T I I I P M O N I A N D T l t l Q R A P M C O M P A N Y ^ A T L A N T IC N A T IO M S t BANK, Oi<i :a h ix u > . . . i STA TEM EN T OF CO NDITIO N AS OF DECEMBER 81, 1051 (A ffH U U d W UkTAtA/l COMPTROLLER'S CALL STA TEM EN T OF C O N D ITIO N AS OF DECEMBER 81, 1951 COMPTROLLER’S CALL Loam and DlicuunU Overdrafts Loans and Dlaeounta * l Banking House, Furniture and Fixturaa Capital Stock Banking Home, Furniture and Fixturaa Hurplus Fesleral Reserve Bank Block Undivided P ro fit* Federal Hi serve Bank Mock Reserves Othar Raaoureaa 1939 PLYMOUTH 1947 BUICK Super Sedan, Fully Equipped, Radio, Itaal Good Tlrea, Good Gondii 1939 BUICK Sedan, Extra Good Tlrea, Radio, Heater—Running Oood. Othar Resource* U. S. Government Obllgationa (t,77S,SM.03 gatien* 11 > »a*.901,002,34 Other M arketabl* Benda >, ' 419,712.47 Other MarkeUtbU Bonde 14^48,72U7 Cash aad U. 8, Government Obll. Depoatta 1948 CHEVROLET 2,330/917.17 Cuatomara L ia b ility Under Letters of Credit Tin*** the last of tha n been consumed W. V. B ittin g Tnuchton Drug Co. This Is the time when w# s ta rt a new page, the beginning o f a new year. W ill we do bat­ te r than we did the previous year? W hatever plana you hope to accomplish remember th a t you w ill need good health to do It. You ure n year older now and that should m erit some ronalderatlon. Slckneaa la cost­ l y In tim e and money. Regular medical c a rt can prevent I ll­ ness. These arc facts th a t must i«> acknowledged. Bo don’t blot the year w ith sieges o f Illness . . . consult your doctor now . , . have his prescription fille d by an oblig­ in g druggist. A#e Of Dependence America. . The United Stales is pUyinK host this week to one id the v |n a | men, not merely of our own generation, but of all lime. £ There ate some of us who do not with Winston Churchill's politics, there ere no doubt many I who will not lika tha purpose of hia visit to our shorts, which *!-'fa the final analysis will cost of i;- us money, and there art others ^ y b o will lay that he is too old a man hii «|« should step i?k»Wa and tel youngti men lake w tr the ship of statg. but nonu fleny that the priaml British Einjuta Minister is a most remark| W » tnen. whether kg la writing kook, making a speech in K nruam inl, painting a picture, of England from tha Russians rn a 0,711-on D y in g Enterprise at an angle o f SO d a m e * on her star­ board bow, u ifn g a iln a le steel wire ISO yards long w ith o breaking strain o f only U tons. That was like a fisherman tryin g to land a heavy salmon on a line meant (or small trout. But the T u r­ moil haa heavy manila homers 20 Inches thick In reserve If the wire breaks. Aboard the D y in g Enterprise, Capt. Ca risen shared watches with his only companion, Mate Kenneth Dancy of the Turm oil, who Jumped from the tug to the freighter early Saturday, w hite one slept fo r two hours, the other watched. Then they awapped. "Carisen la getting more confi­ dent and more cheery every h our," the T urm oil told the Associated Press. "H e « almost worn out, but health la good despite the ordeal." Increasing the cheerlnesa o f the dauntless skipper was a broadcast massaga from his father, M artin, who flaw In from Copenhagen w ith hia w ife to greet their courageous son whan he fin a lly makes land oaet a i i a t» Total- — M W ^ 7 i « 107,0W ^4Jt |M ia ^ 8 9 ,7 9 ( 149,110^ 17.74 ■' 1 ■- t: * ■r I B S irfise-v't . only 9296.00 ,i . ... 1948 BUICK Bupar Baden. A Beautiful Green Sedan With White Well Tiro—Purcheeed and Qylvan By Local Owner, capital ! 1948 BUICK Super Sedan. A Beautiful Black Sedan, Fully Surplua 3,000^00.00 Undivided Profita 1,793,1BUM L e tte r* O f Credit ’ IU W .0 0 D tP W it. Total ■; �% ^ ........ ' ' t ™ t■■■r ~ ; t v — ;5v• * Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE H 8 Social Calendar .Miss Hand Weds Charles Meriwether :•• m :■ -'■■ r iy ^ ’■Vf-W'l | f w»<>«>-»tji f W f W W ^ Wh**i» • **•»>*. fMYiovfnj f r o m A 4 l l t " M* H 10.1 b* a *41 f Call lint fn b Icui M'I III AVIicii k" ( lie fill ai•■i l l ( •|f lt*«i d- Mrs. True Entertains For Bridal Party The hri.lal n ttn i.ln n t < o f the I t ue-llasliMiit wedding were hon­ ored at a luncheon on Saturday given Ity ihe bride elect's mother, .di*. II. I'. True, nnd her sister, Mrs. K veietl S. Dix <>f Dayton.i, at llii' True home in Lnl.e Mat v W hite flowers i i i a itis tic nrliltigouieilts were used at vimlngipoints ill Ihe reception looms, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fit spat and Ihc luncheon laid.', who h lick and tlie** in fa n t -on have to- tt’Ns m n l*|ii| »»(•!( n w h itl- !;t; * ic iitly moved into their new home ( iitu n rk «lidti. tieM a ic n ti.il in Winnewood. nrriingem c.it » f lilies ..f tieVnll.'V wild w hile liip e r- In silver Mr nnd Mr* W illiam W White holders. and daughter Kay, left on Saint Tile In ole's g ift s to her ill ■lav f " i A tlanta, tin. where Mr trn .ln iits were s t.iliu g silve, W hile is attending Dental School vanity trays. Those attending Ihe liiM ih.no Di. nnd 'Its . Kdwnrd Kpstem w ith the l.riile -.'ln t. were Mi'-s have ns (licit guest. Dr. Kp tela’ - Denise W liitemnn of Ft laiudet is 'i i M i*' Sarah Fpstcin <•( Cen­ dale. Mrs. Kverelt S. Dix " f Davionn. Miss Dihui linker. Mi*s te rville , Mil. It. tt v llaslmm o f Warreiislmr.*, Friends of Mr* M iiin m Itussoit M o, Mrs. Frederlel, Itlnml «f Ft. of Lie'h A lle ir w ill regret to lesto Lauderdale, Mrs Kdwnrd Smith that she is'confined iii the Florida " f Jefferson, lla ., lit I It* Tool Turner ami her mnthci Mis. Sanitarium in Orlando. Peggy T urner o f IT. Ijtuderdal •- in I., f, ii l„ I-,i. | , I’., i. i. ,. n « ,,, | ,..11 ,. i il I oi o t , . o j.,,• i i Imiuhni r • i , ,.n l.m ,. ,,n.l , xlnw . ii,I,I .<11 , , | |,,.,iiiut , I., llo slow. e rs o n a l s M tj.sD A . Mi *» It ti I It llu iid , 'Ill'll'li1*'' i'l Tito P hllntliw i GTo»* of the tlio late Mr. nod M i*. W n ltri S F irs t Presbyterian €'hiin-li w ill llu iid , nod t 'lin ilr . .lame M 'i' moot nt 7:45 I ’. M. w illi M i*. tvclhrr, w,.» o',i , , , e.1 Ite. George S tin r, 42'J Hiinuncrlin ill Fl. I.n o d 'idale l<\ Hi,. I*e\ Avcnur. Murk t'u rp e ii'e r, form er ie, i,,r o' 81. M ark* Chapter. Holy C ro n Holy I 'm , , r i n in l i, it n .u no Church, w ill m r r t w illi Mr*. A. XV. Ooiiiued lodnv "o their return Leo, 2110 Lntirol A vrm io, ul M:i»ti from u wedding trip I " lla iiin s . P.M. ('ll tin. Circle* o f Ih r K irtil M clhm li*l Mr*. M i'iiw e tlie r i. Heoernl . n O iurch w ill ntoot ns follows: Cir- pervisor of liistrnetion of Setnii»d* rlo No. 2, w ith Mrs. John W. (ill- County S ell"",- r t u .. " I m ill' inn al r.or. Vnlrtu'iu D riv r; C irri" tlie li Imme ul I .01 I'.ilk .......... No. il, w ith Mrs. To to Chapman, n t hor homo on West F irs t Street; rGlrclo !,rc!c No, k ° 6, \ 4,w ith M £ f‘r*.K i,J. nlr,y ! r ,l: <;*............ w iii u n it nt in mi P. iThur... ,, of M r* W II mond. 012 rflm Avenue, and Circle V i in. on on (lie (irln n d ii 1111:*i No. fl, w ith M r*. Ray ifc rn .n , 2410 £ ‘rJM,lwn " " Palmetto Avenue. The Sanford Woman's f ’ liili w ill The Tourist Clul. w ill meet in have a leu, honoring Mis. Hue the Service Center nt H:II0 P. M. hum ('• Hume, president of HoMr*. Slew-art tlrn«-n o f W fo r Its regular meeting nod elec- F liiriila Federation of Worn m' Twentieth Street has returned 0 o n o f officer*. Cluli* from, :i;tin to 5:un p.m. at from Miami w lir ir she spent ahull' TlIK M P X V the cluli house. a week. The P ilot Clul. w ill hold Its reg. The T.F..L. I lass of the First The Dulled Daughters „( the ula r liUNlness meeting In the Mon lla p lis t Church w ill meet in the Mr. and Mrs. W. It. K irby have llu ild in g el 11.(Hi lind as Ih e ir guests, ,|, V. Join's. Jr Confederacy met at the home ..f toxuinn lin te l nt 8:0(1 n.nt. at whirh ftdiientimml llm o Mis* Marlon l.ippman, It. P. M. w ith Mrs. .1. A. tu n n in g - arid th e ir son, James A. K irhv. Mis. J. M. Hayes on F iid n y w ith Mrs. Margaret Marshall as ,odint, governor o f P ilot Interna­ ham's group ns hostesses lu ll|i o f Shreveport, l.a. hostess. Mis. W It. tryson, presi­ tional n f St. Petersburg, w ill pay FKIH A V dent, conducted the meeting md her o fflrln l visit. A ll rom iitittiio The Snofoid Shrine Clul. w ill Mr. and Mis, It.d.ert Howell Mis. A, h lies ettei gave tile •(«'chairmen nro requested to hrlm: hold its le g iila r dinner m icting .it th e ir report* w ritten in ituadriipll- the M m ilcm iim lin te l at 7 Oil have ns their guest Mis. H owetl'. volional. I'htlis weie made foi a liillclicoll rale, to the meeting. A dinner, I*. M. A ll Nollies arc leipieiled to mot tier. M l* T. II. Spenr* ->f Tampa. meeting to lie held on Jail 18 honoring Mis* l.ippman, w ill Im tie present. nt Ho- M n vfiiii Ion O H d in the Dining Hoorn at 0:10 Tile eircles o f the S a id a I .. , ,, ,, , Following Die in e rtllle ic fn -Ii p.m. The hoard meeting w ill lm Harden Clul. w ill meet at follows Vi ' 1, dinpriiHcd w ith. Palm Circle w ill meet a. 12 mi nod tw o sons It.d ^ .t and Uliieuls i . r lr weie served hv the Inis, The regnlnr business and nnei'il noon, at II.. home of Ml l i N have returned to Han or. a fte r i trsscu. Those present weie M l. • P Hi'indnn, Mrs. Ii II. I.noev, tnorllng o f the D m iglilcrs of Wes­ Hat**, -Till N. Jessamine Xv.n.ie, vacation (pent lo W clnta nil* Mis. A K. Rosseller. Mrs. Mary ley Hilllday .School Cluss of the w ith Mis. .1 ||. ( ’a ril ni. ... j Ten. and in Mansfield, I n. St long, Mrs. (1 V Horace. Mrr. F irs t Methodist Church w ill lie hortess. Mugf.idi.-i Circle w i’ l (leoige llishop, \ | i - F F Room. lirld at the home of Mrs. M. It. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Rudd have il In t , M i*. I.. A. Hi iioilcy. Mis. Sm ith, 40(1 Itinnlie Drive, ut 8:011 meet al II dn X M. al the I. >>.•• returned from Hellworsl, Ala o f Mrs. C II. Cogliurn. 212 S, .•(( Dyson, Mrs. W II K irhv mid the P.M. Hostesses w ill lie liV *. lien where they spent a few days as hostesses. Avenue, f«u a cover,-I i I im i Monroe, Mrs. Sm ith, M r*. Richard guests o f Mrs. Rudd's parent*, luncheon, w ith Mrs. X X F Hickson, Mrs. O. K, W hite, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kdmomlson. Klrrhhoff, Jr. us rndmsti << T. Iiradford lly rd nod Mrs. K. K. .Incauni.la Circle w ill m. .1 n■ M e r r ill. II..ho Dean l " f l on Salurdnv f.,*w U nity Meeting w ill lie held nt 1:00 nt Ihc h.uui' of Mrs. I. New H n-'" 0 . I'ooo. where he In nt the Valdes Hotel every Tuesday liu rk c Steel.', '.'.'Ill Kim Xv.'ino tending Vale |lrt|ver«ltv He -i»'t < uvenliig nt 7:15 o’clock. Carolyn Program, vi itim t g n id n i . in M i l I *«*i I•i i i n (' Min in* nf the iT iils tm n . vacation here w ith Miitll >nn, |»i«'*xt(|rnt »»f tin F b 'iiili II. Parsons, m inister and teacher. Ovled". Minn.sit I'in ie w ill at 10:00 A. M. at the toioi.' of t.is iniretils, Mr and Mis. It I. V isitor* welcome. K rilri nt Km nf \Y u iiiiin \ w ill Ileitn. Circle No. V-II o f the First Mis. Lowell Ozicr, t in Siiio !•«* iriieHt »|H*ali«'i nt th Won »»•'merlin A veilin'. Methodist Church w ill mccl w ith f'lnS ItiiHincww meeti n r hik ! I inch* I to rn Circle w ill meet at 2 Jo M r*. Then Pate, at 120 W. Klgh-* Mrs. Mnrg.net Kckcrl o f Si in n In )*♦• belli on W**flfM* ilnv •»! P, M. at the home o f M i.. .1 K. teenth Street. l.o ilit, M». is spending the w inter 11! ;m iiin . Mi K n 'i’b A i tin .Ir., w ith Mi The Gleaner* Sunday School Terw illeger here lis the gue«t of hei brother S lllitb Is MMltlHlll Ilf III*' |MlU*lilt1l W imloii O'Neal. Oinla, a . Ill * Class o f the F irst lla p ti*! Church mid sister-in law. Mr. and Mrs. iHi'l Mt> .S |1 11iirlil** vfMim 4 Ki w ill have their social meeting at guest .Ipeukei Paul I'e jo l.l, Sr. SI..- is nl«n a sis- t*lmrir«* i»f tlu* mu u T lii'ii* w ill D irt f.iin l.'iie i t'lre le w ill m-.'! ,J h e Church Anne*, at 7:110 pm . ."I" ter of Heolge and J.din Per..Id nl*M In* Oil rx ililn l c f * 111- 11ji 11* i viASt* at the home ol <^vlth Mrs. W. A. Cagle nnd M m . n .•»f M m . II II l*n|*c ut tins nf fm .. Mrs. ('. W. linker, 5 !t I'lum "SI. It, K. I'e iiiifo y ns hostess. Mr and Mrs Andrew C. HI Inc Ill'MI'l V111foM'i UK' V I m- Kill'll' vIMl Dilve. K it Stone w ill he g u i'.t Circle 7-A o f ths eirst Method have li'tlili.i'd flo n . t'h n i Iratmi. M m . W illi mu II (!im "-*|r, p'one speaker, w ith l.is to p i., “ A ir U t Church w ill meet at p.m. layering". W. Vu.. where they visited for 185 W Nt the home i,r Mrs. K. M. W illMrs. Ilo iiu ' w ill I,,- oi Mmifd|.| Hil.iseu. t 'il.'le w ill meet at illem l two weeks w ith their soliIhnis, 210(1 ('oidovii Drive, w ith 2:30 P M. tit the home o f Mrs. in-lnw mid daughter, Dr. mid for several days a- the uui'*l of M r*. C harlrs Howes, ro-lmstrss, at J. P. Thurmond, O f! Kim Avenue, Mrs. lieorge Miynknwn mid win, M is. S m itli and w ill speak Woman's C luli H ireling, in near­ - The Wnnian'a Hihle Class o f With ro-hoslesses. Mrs. J. Carver, Andy. by towns. On Thursday a tea w ill the F irs t lln p tls t Church w ill meet and Mrs. Frank Sandler Mrs. lie given ill ln*l homo flo n i 'I :tM» to a t 7:30 p.m. at tho home of M r*. R. F. lioehlk. guest speaker, mi Mr. mid Mr*. II. Cl. Drake and 5:110 p.m. at the d u ll house. K. 8. Rockey, 1.110 Park Avenue, the topie, "Corsages". '’hildren. M arline and Henry, of w ith M r*. II. C. Moore ns cn-hosThe regular monthly meeting of flnslouin, N. C. visited hen- d u r­ New Ymk City',, greatest -now 'Hnllle Harrison C h a p in , D A .lt ing th r Imll.lays w ith Mrs. D iukc'* ll oteiirred on Dec 211-27, I'.il7, The Woman'. Illlile Class o f the w ill meet at 1:00 p m. nt th " home ...iri'iits, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. fa F irst lla p tis t Chul.'h w ill meet at of Mis. F. K. Hole, ot n o t I'a tk Turner. The Tinners and llie lr w ill'll 25.8 iIll'll, • nl mmw fell in ,i 7:30 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. A v n iii.', w llti Mr« C It Daivsnn '{nests visited foi some time in " I loan pel |o,| K. R. Rockey, HUH Pork Avenue, rn-hosless. A ll v i'itln g daughlei . I lie la od w ith Mi and Mrs. tim e I he e.lsl,-1 iiiiiiis I |„n iil of land <o w ith Mrs. It. C. Moor.' as ro-hna are invited the D lliled Sillies i- West tjllodily T in n e r and son, Jim. lea*. Head, near K ii*l|« o t, Me., in long Dr. Roger I'h illip s , well known Mi and Mrs. II. K. M orris mol Illlile 111! degiees. ,%7 liiillu ti s. psychiatrist, w ill speak an "A rlo loils. It.d.ert mol Krnle, had a* rscnce" nt tho Junior High School • lii'ii guests the past weekend it A uditorium , at 8:00 P.M. A ll 'hen MD Ranch. Miss Knsriiinrv 1 teachers nnd parent* o f Seminole tin n ie r. Miss Niincv Rountree, County arc cordially invited. mid Henry Tnnke, nnd Joe Fisher. .R W KDNKSDA V For Sunday gursts they entertain Thero w ill lie n lioaril meeting i'd Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Howell o f tho Hanford Cnnlmi Cluli at mid daughter. Sue Lynn, Mrs. T IIIR T II A N N O D N I KMF.NT 0:30 a.h i . nt the Harden Center. II. Spent * nf Tampa, and Mr. and The regular luislue** meeting Mrs Joe Fisher o f fieneva. Mr. and Mrs. Itoheit It. ( 'ul and lunrhron w ill ho hold at the Sanford Woman's C luli nt 12;,HI lahnn unnounre the l. iit li of a 1.1. Comdr. Robert K. IVnree, p.m. w ith Mr*. Renluirn C. Home, daughter, K it l.ynette, Jan. t, ot Mrs Prm ,» nod their three soils. o f Madlann, president o f the F lo r­ the Frrnnld Iju ig h to n Mem.irial lto l..'ii F . .Ir.. Steven. White, and ida Fedeiallm i nf Wonian'a Clubs, Hospital. Mra. t'nllahaa u th r •lame, Walker, have arrived fio m as gum t speaker. There w ill also former Martha Page of thl eilv Mr. nnd Mr*. J W. Livings 'fo o te r, 'V, t ’alif.. where Ciundr. b f an exhibit of Ihe puinllng* of Pearce l.n lieeo a llrm lin g (Iriie rn l Mra. II. II. pope. Reservation* o f Altnmootn Springs, aumnince Lit..' School. Mr* I ’rn rre and soils the b irth o f a daughter, Jiiuirttn, a may lm made with M r*. W. II. Jan. 5, nt the limnl hospital. Mrs. w ill r.'iiin iii In S iiiifotd w ith her '.” 0rae*»le, phone 185-W. Livings Is the form er Ossie oareiits, Mr. mid Mr-'. Kl. C lair THU RSD AY W hile, .It while Comdr. Pearce l« Jordan. Central C lrrle o f the Hanford Mr. and Mrs. II.’ Lee an- al sea ns navigator o f tho a irrra ft nminro the l. iit li of a son, ('lurries cm tie r, Oiiskntiy. Henry, Jr., Jan. 5 at the Fernald Laughton .Mrmurial Hospital. The Itallct Iturse dr Monte C ar­ i Mr*. I^ e in (It* former Doruthy lo which was presented nt Ihe llrldges. Municipal Auditor hint in Orlando T K 8 T VODR " I. Q." Mr. nnd Mr*. Paul P. I'eaohl, oil Friday evening a tlia r lr d many f l ) What is the plural of J r, of A|iopkn, Miiaouitce the Sanford people, among wliem were court m nrlinl? td rtli o f a son. Robert Paul. Jan Ih r following: Mrs. Jack H m lrrcr, fl, a t the Feinald Ijiiig h to n Mrs. Joe l.evv, Mr*. M ln d rn l Lino, (2) What is the meaning o f Memorial llo n p ltn l. Mis. I'esold Mrs. Jim Young, and Doiui* the prefix p'etrn In petroleum T Is the form er Lois K rrw in of Young, Mis* Klse Farley, Mr. and (3 ) Who said, " F u ll many n Fraehnld, N, J. Mis. Floyd A. Palmer, the Rev. flower Is horn to blush unand Mr*. II. L. Zimmerman, Mr. aren"? The Province hell, later known sn.l Mis Alton Duxhury. M r*. W. (4) W hat Is the ehlaf moun­ a* the L ib e rty Hell, cast In Lon­ II. W iny. Mrs. Irv in g Fleischer, tain range o f Mexico? don. arrived in Philadelphia In Mrs. Nancy llroek, Fred Wllann, (lit What does the D. stand I71U. I t cracked during Its test- Mr. and Mr*. (!. C. Welsh, Mia. fo r In John D. Rockefellar'a lug. I l was recast and clocked OTIcmI (Toaby, Mra. J. I'. K ail, name? • M in when lolled n t Ihn funeral Mr. mol Mrs, L. II. Connelley and A naw rr* w ill lm found among n f Chief Justice John Marshall in Mis. Al Wallace. MMUPO (or lh# cameramen U today'a Classified Ada. Patricia Ann M u lla rkty, SO, of Dallas, Tea,, named 1032 "M aid n( ILONA MAH8F.Y W K IM Cotton" al Memphis, T tn n Pat, a NKW ROCHKl.LE, N. Y. t^ - A c FRENCH F R IE D aanlor al Soulhtrn Malhodlsl 0nl« Ires* Ilona Massey was m arried HOT DOOR | Sunday to Charlrs Walker, Man­ varsity, won an aulo, a lu ll ward* rob*, and a sls-monlh tour ot 40 IIA R R E C IIE D ■ * hattan Jeweler. elllat. Twelve slate* w v rt rtp ie * Mis* Massey, Hungarian horn, H A M B U R O K R H ....... JQc •anted In the contest aponaoted by was divorced from Alan C urlla In collon Industry. (Inlrmailnnoh 1043. Her aar was given as 10, Walker's as 34 M . lil i.li l , ',..). t looild ll" v rr I , . {., -|*l ....... II, in tw o or lin e r to,', i< ,,i't, iiiiiv I, lullg, i lime. tto m rilt loovrlv ,ii,| g ill iii , oldest . ig e in li’i Have You Seen The .Mallress HI* The Year? \N‘e .Mean The > ea r T»2! IT F T T .K S S — ( p i l l . r t o p m :s n .N C O M K IN I lig 1 I'l..i IM r i i l M . L S S — m m ' \ h nkkkkk T R Y ill.- I f W ill H U Y I '-■ \P III X ‘ .III • It' l l ' ' " I I T ! X '.in I I* Is ttl I* ( ) u ill T .i|t M a in "**- •" M u lr liiii) ', lh » \ S p ru it: I I.i m l T ie d ( 'lin 'd i u. tm u M •" lli.ltx u iM id I eg:* N o t l i . i i i ’ e T e n Y e a r ( J u t u a n lii' Plans Arc Made l'’«r Luncheon By P. I). ('. State President To Speak At Club Today’H Quizzical Quiz 1184. WEEZ-MAID • Y ta , fhaae in itia l* Maa4 for "P reocriptlon S ptdal* I l i a ” — a ad f o r P ro a |M lanrica, aa w all. ■# w r * m your Doctor's [ptioos. Y m w ill l i d oot fr ie r , uniformly fair) am arnica totkfyiog. Mis. James W. Ilashmii, the fo i met \ l n . I'I,m lo ll,• \ , i I'i i o , ilnoi-htcr o f Mi. mid Mrs. Ibdierl KII'Wi-iMi I' i m , i l.nki M a n . who Inn i lave lo Fo - Hashiim. " f llo* S oofoi'l \ a \ al X o sitiu v Xu '-' iilo li. holt nl Ml ,,0't XII s 11t v ol F ills II., I, do ,,l XX l.m l l , XI" v t. all r o u t of SiiliO'I.IX evening it I I I I’l. I w 'f iiiii ' Ii -•• • '• - ' I • • Mm I Miss Charlotte Avis True Becomes Bride Of Fas. James Basham In Camileliu'ht Ceremony I ll I i l kk«.|*llll,' • .11 i , lb •• •• • I I hi* (Mill I nf N|in.» I 'll.il h»l Ir m ill wad'll lu* I*. II i i- l I m h \\ | mm , i|*iu ^ lilr| nf Ml mill I ll . I x .. 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Xli • l i.a liio k lll.io .l I .1.1 ....... 1 XI .,l | I, l.a io le n h il.. ami M> * «d» . i Illll I • Sian'.Ion. ' i. lw .ll'l S lllllll " I .leffei . 10 ,w ill. 1 , 1 ii*. X .h'|' I . , I heir gowns of liirouoiM ' faill. ||, Slid slid I tl'k • 1 ll •• Mid I 1 I. iffe lii mnl Ih e ir flowei . n.cl S li" l« ii •ii"lilb*'l " I \ 11111« S• iinrns were sim ilar i» iio.se ..( I b ' l l i i IM I II " I l l l l I* \ .lll'l ii. e mnl run ami mm.I uf honui. Klt|*|»u I'l b"ti'(ii*iY ii I * " i" ' L lu le Totli T ill lle l, of Ft Th I* III l ll 'l ' 1" " 'll ,| t * l-b d V. |l > lUilenlale. wn* flo w n g n l Sli • i rtudiiif i!, M*i • !•••••! mid * •' 'sore pi tnl pink w ill. . ..nil lose l i i i l Mi m *iii i S lu t" i dl» r* II* tlln g , mi.l she a. a tl.ie -l petals |t« || III" 1*1b" I I'f I'lil ‘ .''H i • ' ra m .Ilia* aa.l lin y violet* I*!I•«iInti f • |t*'i lid V I " l l " u I • • Klis Jamea XV lltll.e t of III. II* 111. lie i * <• ik * d 1" * "it* in fo n l Naval Xusilnnv Ai. I %liMXk iiMlIi Ill'll I " All I* 1 " • id 'a ll.Ill aele.l a- he .1 ...no. mol I nil If* I.f I 111 \ I •! \ 0 tiers were t ill. I! D. H a lils , Nil Si ||l Kill 111 Jbillf •" d 1 ( jg l T. <> lle.lm .iii, I.) I Ju i ll II. Loll "..I, l.t. P K. Lillians, I Mini l»tit h f i i'iu i"iii y m f* i ...ul |,L It it Sr hnl.iirkei, all TV i limi»H» ik iii" i i i - i b it x i i i . <i tin. Naval A ir Slation. filNI In H1MI lilt him V"I " •( For her ilniighter's weil.ling, Mrs, True chose n gown of silver I'.iry faille w illi flshu Ja.l-el, mi,I I 'H A lim : L A K E ha wore an orchi.l .oisage M r,. I .lahani, inolhei »f liie brnle i-.nom, was gowned in slide g i.'v >t«pe, with maleliing uiTessoiles ii off mi on liiil rorsiige, llo o i.illa l.lv following Hie cei . oinny ii rei i'id iiin was liel.l in Now Slum Ing tho Lake Mary C ouim unilv lluilding. Decnrallnn* for the a ffa ir ini'lu.leil cedar hough*, an I white camellias, w ith while -'re n in ri* from each earner o f I I.a room In a central duster of white wedding hells Tile bride’*.. li.U lf was rrn le rrd w ith a five JOSEPH COTTON — COUINNE CALVET IN "PEKING EXPRESS" F A U S T ’S LATEST NEWS k CARTOON I>rug8tore Pbmo IN TUESDAY ~ WEDNESDAY ll vi PAT O BRIEN SPENCER TRAC? DIANA LYNN JOHN KODIAK . si nonun not( .*>u I'h.m . | .M2 Salif.od. I I". '1 . Its I’ .lu ll'll.. \ velilie ^vAArtA#vA.‘vvwvxa»aw»avxAavvAiwvvvv,ws/«.'-*. w a a .w i i m n x w v p A id * hu ....... ........... ji m y' ,J r T ................ . It • • ' SIIOWINfi TUESDAY AL WKDNKSDAY sK-?:7y*W-r; • _ ■’ M aaiiN i is m iv \l» V1f|. 11ifn\ lAHNA lAf 8 lu/mifr* IAN{Ml V illi (i .h (adk| \ V . ‘ - ' J Ik* (•III. i,,, Hiii, HfNRYKOSUR V • ri., , R f 'JVddfl »ih rnrtii ih ii *>< -.‘ I I p « \|. i.i I ’ XII x xi* it \ i m uw vxw xw xnxvuxasw w xaa* x i ix i i . i “Ilis Kind Of Woman” NOW ! EXTRA S A V I N G S O N W H ITE G O O D S ! H l y l f ,'d.l 10 In JO H I.vie I I OH W „ in IS I Vi l. u r p i’ p e a rl In , lin n I r i n i in N a tn u m l .W n llin u iil'n n e w I IMP,7. liy ln n H illin ’ , ••aumiiiON" to w 14.95 Moon clotot durliif Ponnoy’t January WMfa Ivaaf I *J! f 7».• - L - __________— ............. ......................... . . iii i;i " A n n / v w s / w x ' xa« wvx« w w / xi I. It- > SAVE O N S H t m i SAVE ON PIUOW CASES! SAVE o n m ti SAVE •n «varytMn« for your t i xx ) r ' > . • fHnl < ..oil I 'l I I i i n 11 . xi: 111. • \ lh LAST TIMES TONHJHT 4 *° > f N # M«k Ug a M ; 'l H m ka f l M D O I N C ’ .C 0 / * m �■.-.T’ Mon. Jan. 7. 1952 t§i. + .in* T U B RAN FO KD H E R A LD Baseball Group Will Hold Meeting Tonite Meeting Is Open To Piu 1)1 ic; C Of C Lists N a m e s Of 14 New Members Tin* GIh iih I pi-, o f (Viniini>M,ii -j'liliiui lin•ilpiill nhim dng I'oinriiitli'o w ill meet tpirih'M h j I I i o th ’ j ip11p-p rs ti’il i h i i i i Ii lo iliii’ii-p- on.I m ujr tlic fn tu tr nt tlio Hniifoiit iim fi. r'nnn! bn*,-hull Huh fir | •»*,.* n. tlo City Hull nt m ;iin oii'iii •l»hn K>iilo i, rliu irn iiiii, lm- fi.irnnlly ix tiin li.i ini invltutioii fm n il |ii’nii|i’ wlin tiro intiT<Mt<il in tlic luilf H u ll to u tti.ini i In i*vi’ii lug's session. T opic* o f i||pn’tin*liiti nrc o y i i i t *■<! to rrnti-i iironriil th e ir tin i n |K)liitn: 1, I'm mill oit'nnir.iill hi of tin I'I'W Sniifuril rltili in illili'i lo of firin lly rn n ii’l lost y m i'Now Yotk (lim it working iiuti-eiiiriit. 2. fTiiii«l«|i*rntiiiii of nny hint minnt ■■ nt(<‘rn|it |,y iiiiijor li’iigmteams to sign n wmkiru> 111:110 iiit’tit with 1 in- 1 ttiia tnitii, •It Work out 11 11 In 11 to firmin’, tin |1lf,2 Sniifonl 1 In w |) 1 lull W illi 11 m il I I I 1,0(11) - liiiliuiu. thi’ Sniifonl hi|T.i’liiill I i’ll mi I •< (•••* till to linvo ii 1■n •' tlniii 11 1101 mill ntlioillil of i i i t r i i i l 10 it i 11,52 111 ip- C Assnrlali-d I'rrx x Sport* W riter Jinrn iit( n Mtirrllinu upset, the h li'li stepping younit Florida (• ators ure it 110 to tuinhli* from Hit* iinhculrn rlinks this work ami lose their Southenslern Conference bas­ ketball leadership Salurduy night nt Gainesville the fast breaking c h a r u c s o fJ o h n Muuer take on mighty m ill the Wildcats, rebounding from hi t week's close call with Luulsl ana State, are expected to pur it on the upstart Floridians. Kentucky, heavily favored to re­ tain its SKC title, tnude Jin league ilelml a record breaker lust Thurs day hy runnlmt tip Ibe greatest I mint tola I hi conference history \ r e m i t t e r . n o t e s a h . a .W i i 'a h p -v-t•>■>o«t. 1 i i - ' w ,.•:.•■> v a t e n - u to A o N o ^ n r P i >ff ■M e, ■' •.ip ILLis o io a ,vp g t a n t o p p c u tiC H -'o s r. p a y .:. jupoe S T REIT U, 0 . r v p e p c a p tsOUAP, CAP 7A n il P / ( / n o . a . ■CAMP 0AM M / O N 0A P 0 rats [ik iT io ti / P U W C R G PL A C T A T CO LLEG E A T H L P T /e re w m tt: G E O T T R C /N G CPOOKEP l 0 A LL OTAPG / f P.'CH KAIMIER \ SPARKS \ p R /N c e r o r i to rrs S T P A /O A T O tip r P C * T fp •. •CA j / A JHI >< kH'7Kl Kt’H / MtoHOPOL’Zeo PAST0 a l l / AtVAkPO- Ai A K I l)A, \ ' / i .-t VPA'KUAlA/A' >J / VALUABLE A0.A.P-P M cP0 l '0ALP itO C T VALUABLE. ffOOA.eC C n d i t n i ^ A t ^ l i l h G eor8 ia s L ouisc S u 8Ks Lea<Is Annual Convention CINCINNATI «Av-A flock of p<> teiithd hcudaclies was oil the uRcii da us n reliininury sessions started today for the tilth annual conven­ tion of the N aliuiiul Col lea i ale A th ­ letic Association, The remedies — If found - won'I lie considered until Inter In H at’ TH K NCAA deluuutcs arrived Home of them, notuhly that tonccrnina the lelevislna of fuohnll aanies, have been uolnu on for many months Some of the others eimei-med (Mist season cotilesls, iiriueipally Ity VI.HNIIN tit I I,KK NOVEMBcR Women’s Open At JaxWith Ity I I M A U K K I.V 227 v - -- VVl Hi Ity Jaini’Miii. San Aidoino, lex loniu-i National Aliudenr mill Naliuiiul open cliuiii|ihm, lirnk see mid mtiney id $.r>1Kl with 231. seven strokes behind the winner lliiha Ziihunas. Tam pa, defend inn champion, si-rnmbled all over the course for three days and even her (treat recovery shots left her nine strokes helnml Miss Sunux lied ful Ihnit p la n ’ with Marlene' liiioer. Sarasola at 23U Knell col lecled >275 io n i s e -hoi i uiiiid - ul it ( i .led ill 11)13 31 apii'i'i tor one iiiuti i pal iivei Mil. Hen:, iciioil lo Mrs /..■ llii u 2M2 y hi it lliiiilw ood Muni Inn las hi Hl.'il louiiey w millin’ and « i|iiiJ Course the i loss ennui y We.illiervane 'Tlie <iidy lim e stu- went over par Touriuiineid eh.iiiipion, was play .'17 .'111 7ii was iii Sunday's filia l hut In i first enlf alter two o|iera round, when u i-olil wind whipped lions (nr a hone spot in tier left iieruss Hie course arid made n even heel and a serious virus Infection loualier for the mrls to lid (lie Knlhv McKinnon, Florida South small, elevated mid well trapped ern Culleue student mid runner up U lceus In tin- Women’s National lidercol Miss S i i k u s ' 7!l w a s Hie best score Iodide Tonninmcnl Iasi year, was of tile day, malelieil indy by Sldr- low am ateur She scored 211 to ley Spink, Detroit professional heal our Mury l.riia Faulk Tlmma Miss .Spnrk luill Iroulile in earlier ville, ( 1*1 , low amateur here a year rounds and her 7!) I’ave her mi ago. Miss Faulk shot 2(3, fading heller Ilian Insl iinniey place ot lo 1)2 on closing day Professionals completing the Winner ot women's stouten wax money winning list were Alice Hull Mur.ila 11III' lie ot I ais Anuelcs The TAM PA id*—Steady play Ilia Tony lirs l seeded Miss llu riie defeated cr, Sarasota, 2H. *150; Itevcrly Vincent of M iam i Is (lie new si tin lex second ranked Mrs. I,aura b ill Munson. Fargo. N D . 213, *l5o; it> over d ’ m eniheis In udilithm, II was a 11111 h the colleae h.o.kethall liuiiihhna si-uo dills ami the ip icsliiiii id tie i-iu|ih.i tlx of s|Hirts were c e ila lli lo have ot least lo io tfie iiil places on Ihc prouram Toe ucltiul NCAA sessions wiin’l start until Thursday hut committee Italherlnas and m rotlnus of attd Fated ciraanuntlims started today The associated wroups Included Ihu colleae fotlm ll ami colleae liUKchall coaches Ten (College ("ape Teams Survive In Undefeated Ranks son The emitei cm i’ races are lust stalling uml there are only ID ma­ jor undefeated teams It the fuvnriU’s keep gning down us they Imve, the Ida hoys In the conferences could he In for trouble. All the choices m (lie league races have showed to advunluge so far, though before Saturday night's action, there were 13 umlcfcalcd miintels Three hit Ihe dust — Michi­ gan Slate, l.a Salle and Murray (K y ) Stale. So now the list stand* as VdlowsV Kansas ( I I 0 ). Florldn (10 0), Se­ Racing Commission, was a visitor at the Hunford-Orlnndo Kennel Club Saturday night. He was In conference with tra rk o fficials fo r some lim e and expressed himself us pleascil with the manner III 1 h id , the greyhound ritelnjs plant wua being operated. An exceptionally large crowd turned out Saturday night fo r the riu'lnir program which was fea­ tured hy many upsets In which favorites ware humped at the turns, causing high-odd dog* to reward their backer* w ith high N | ( !| , r 8 rm r r n m —Miuriir • C'dillfMI I.111I Jo# (if’finlM 10 20 HK.SCI.T.S t im # iti.t '>.'<» I Oil I t 20 llalby II Itufiflt I to mt> .1.1" —.v v m iiii Mil# m :;i o m i i11umi t:1— Tim* 1 ,t‘Lil IKIrM llnlff 1 f *fiiTulr m At*# 7 I'rt I'I iIk «"'ji1 IhilJ* 6 lo i ItmiwMX J#rry !»« n M#I « 20 silo :» 20 2 20 T l l l l l l l IM< K—.V tnifca till# 2 m» Tim*>i :uifi GREYHOUND B U I C Maruthon Vet Wi»H Miami Sailing Itace M IA M I Chet T ln g lrr of M ara­ thon. veteran of 20 years ol sail­ ing, won the national winter chain pionship for thistle class sailboats in the third annual M iam i Sun shine Kegalta Sunday. The Florida skipper tied wilh Dick Itrulnnrd of Mystic. C onn, on points Iml Tlnglcr's Sand Dipcr heat llruiiiard's Guy Gal two ut of three times Krik Hansen of Mia mi won Hie moth class title, Jerry Gwyim id M iam i retained Ins stale suicide crown, llnwurd Fold of Miami Nwcpl all three licut* to retain Id* slate lightning title; und Miami's Jack Drice won the star ra te ; and liudily Kims of M iam i Ink (he Bantam title. J r w r l ' a Trillftlt, T i t l l h i l r r J r l . T o l lo ll , l‘*or<'M|i-r Dim I r i o n , H’n I I r*<ii t , M hl W I m l , H r r m l o r itU<<hi» l i i m i r i i ii %1 k — A / i t i i h - m i i # Jack I'ark , M d c r llm , L a tl y H ull VV'alkrr, W Iii t r y ' » M|)«*c 1111, f(r«1 K r n l h r r , O v w r L a y , I to n liJr T n k i v * 1 * 1 II I I I K I i— A KM lm Mil# 4lit y Kali, l o r J o n , Jmloti, Djihi lln g liy ll'r M u n i 11m i, Him p in * i l n t j n v N .MImI u U*’, M iilltito n i T » ! \ I I I H i l l:— H tl H K K ti ur* # K (*, l l r u w u l r , H p rin ic Alniil. Lillie* T r u m i i , L e r o y , L o c a l O p t i o n , i» u r ra tid n ru , llurtril F lurh, I ' j u ICIc VVo n i U r . (12-40, and Dayton whippet) M urray Slate, 09-55. You don't have to look nny fu rth ­ er than Ihe unbeaten list l o see Ihe league that apparently Is going to get Involved In the most b ille r fight. I t ’i the Big Ten where three at the unbeaten* hang th e ir hat*. Illln o ti, Indiana and Inwa all are in the thick of It, while Michigan lim Hull (10 (I), Mississippi Slate Slate could ihoot out front If any (D l)l. Iowa (8 0), Illinois (8-0), Du- of the leaden should falter. ouesne (8 0), Indiana (8 0), St. The nation's No. t team In lastiJimavonluro (7 0), Syracuse (0-0). weeh’a Associated Press poll, Kan­ Of Hie (earns Ihat dropped off the sas, has the best record, and the list Suturday, only Michigan State Jayhawk* lok a* though they nev­ tltlls t of Hie D ixie Tennis Tourna­ Ktinncn of Clearw ater Heach 7 5, | y Dodd, 'Tampa,"244 nm|S *I25 eu,cht; made It close, bowing lo Iowa, 01 er Intend to lose. They awamped ment uiid he not the nlory hy I ’eggy K irk, Findlay, 7 , 24(1, *HH). huiHInfj anil mnkinn n ifty place­ uo. St. Louis murdered La Salle, Oklahoma, 71-48. (iolden and (iardner Mutiny of ment shots. Miam i learned lo win the dtmlilcx He defeated (Ira n i Holden of t hl- crown by downing two Hollins Col­ I'ujpi In slrulahl sets Sunday u 1, lege learn members, Alfredo Mil 0 4, 7 5. Vincent was third seeded lei of Mexico Cily and Calhmm In Iho Dixie mol (Ira n i, fourth ................. . Tam pa, 4 fl, 0 4, 8 (1. Vincent Wins Dixie Single Net Tourney IOWA C IT Y , lu 'Js— Forest Kvaihcvski, a teacher of power foot­ ball who rails his new Job a “ real challenge," Sunduv night was ap­ pointed head coach at the I ’niver slty of Iowa The Iowa Hoard of Control of Athletics named ;.e 33 year old form er Mlcluuan star as Leonard Itaffensperger's successor within three hours alter Kvashevkl's for­ mal resignation was accepted by Washlnglon State College ut Dollman He will report here Feb I Dresldenl Virgil Hunehrr of Hie university, and the State Hoard of Kducotinn form ally approved the athletic board's recommendation Sunday Kvaslievksi wus given a five year contract mid the rlghl to bring his own assistants. Moth he uml uni versily offieials declined to reveal his salary, which is presumed to lop the *12.000 he received at WSD Kvnshcvskl, who as tpiarterbuek did mile!) of the Mocking for All America Tom Harnum in Hip), di­ rected WSD lo its best season in 20 years last full Thu Cougars won 7, lost 3 uml were considered u strong Doclfic Coast contender in l.itwrence Roger* of Kissimmee, tx.rfluu l l . t l lln llr l>4*lll»l#| In a 1Hi ,'iH ruul of Mississippi, 10 20 1 Bua Kstis 4.40 S.lo Hut the Wildcats were hard - T A, » T ra v .I.r 3 60 3 3u f 4 no Kminn's M l.t.r pressed Saturday nlitht and needed lio .in g iiin i.iu i3 -]i a shot in the arm from a reserve ll•a ii.v i •<it' i i i .i: t fu im lr ’i* Ar# & sophomore uuard to subdue deter­ .sI1K K ill,. (3-3, liulll l u in >•••4 u r n u s e n— s i ««h. n i i . mined I, S IJ, Hilly Kvan* paced T im . , iiMi a second half spurt which won for 1 Hulpriinrln. i 20 l.lu 1 hi 1'Mill * IIP Hie Itnppini'ii. 57-47. Air. I ’r.ston 1 I’ll'l'lys 1 1 :1 Ii ■ > 10 in Darkhorse Mississippi State, co g illid .lk (3 «, l*ii 4a. leader with Florida with a 3-0 sec t-'U’- r i l II V ,n --- It, Id,ha N il. record, meets opponent* less uifled Tina., 113.1 10 20 S io * mi than Kentueky tills week and has i <>r tin ii Plain liro i 4 40 .1 2d a much heller chance of holdlnu i K « i(r Mia* & 6o the lend The surprlslnuly talented QUlnlHn tl-S> • IO.IO H t t r i i ti s i r — s i a, x . n ii • Maroons hurled cellar dwelling Tim# 1 Hi 4 (ieoruiii. H.'l 85. Iasi week and are 1'n»*y llllt ■ 7 30 3.60 16.00 1favored over Mississippi Thursday l V#l vuy i.10 3 10 i UboNi W riter 3 40 and Tnlune Saturday i i - si m in I, S U , beaten only hv Mis- 1 g>iin|p>u N M S I I X T I I HACK,— f l ' i e t h i H i t * slsslppi Stale and Kentucky in nine 1 3 n * i .rj.u lisa eh II p-II pp t, in sin l.ft'i names, is rated to take a third J I.nil y Hiitili>ii lm (m i (all loniuhl from Vanderbilt Iml (he 1 • In I>1 I llliil I In I. y S.iiii nicelmit has all the imtredienls to g u l a l s l a l i - l i |l & 411 K t n i l T I I HACK— I V ia tb a H lla heemiie tin- SKC "nam e of the riasai aa.a week " lln lh rr Hiir|ir|s»il sla * (a s ua Vaiidy. rated Just under Ken « Nu A11M « |U . SO 8 t»p-|il» t ’l i n s s r 3 *a liirhy hy Hie pollsters, he)|an Its g u l n l s l i i (3 «i 4*3 3a looterenre prouram lust week with A 4 A T 44 II A I • ’— It INlfcs Nils an let I'm w in over Tennesseo. Tlm ri na-i pi t a 7 la I sa Auhtiro. which zoomed away fast •: Mvfl in va il 3 It s A l a r i.* a | an mill then heuiin slippinu two weeks 7 t, a ll 3 sa nun, (aces (1corgiu Tech Wedries g u l l l l i ' l n 13 Si 131 3 D T l n r , 0 .3.4 day mid Vanderhllt Saturday. The T H A T II H A C K — m i K I H ty lv l i l t s 31 l u l a ( a I3i>a I'almsmell still have a respectable *1 p 'ul,p a n i l I ' l s v t - r 3 ,ail 311a u:t record but have u rocky road ■ Clckpiy i «a nt 13 straight conference games pyuiuipiin u -m ir. 7 3a ahead T O N M iir r s EN TR IE S Tech raised the hopes of Its ViH*T i iir r s — r u iu r iir boosters by winning Ihe (.'nrolimi «inn HU|>. I ’tril 111, All wliiit. Him k • lm Hal Ion Tournament during the *r, H til|) |ir r , 11411«S«'ti i t t i i ' k f t . tall I Ii* Christinas huliihiys hill dashed Shjiilli*, M e ll m Lull N IC rO * II l i t I K — .1 tH il ia % |||r them hv losing to Tulmie last week ADi| l l r|iM|il«>( l i n y 11 r 1111M, f a4tu 11t r y lo addition to their meeting with I C*1t»y* i l l y *l*t» 11ml«-r. I l l y IiiiiH i** IC**il LlylitM Auburn Hie engineers tangle with T I II M IA n I fit h a VI H r Alabama's agglng Crimsons *lla Hoy u l T f i k r . A t e H|)tit|rH, ij til i k ma hasn’t won since edging M l* I " 11 h Tnn»’« <’o f ti .McKi'ifi. A i m V l a l u . K a m i All^ W A il tr A lik stsdppl Dee 17 IrlN. Ten o( Hus week's 12 gumes ure F i l l M T II II — TI. I«M». M ll » eonferenee iiftnlrs tieorgiu play* Ikiiiko, I'oimiy raven, lion ti I •> I". Unly Hrd, 1 itit’u UoiiH. Drratn South Carolina Saturday and Ken ro ii iiliitk, wiki.'ti*M Hill. lucky is hnsl lu X avier tonight in t'ltrty F I F T J I l U l iU T / I H l h e Mil# Hie inter conference tills. |)r«iimllni«, Top Hh*lf. Train, Mln’n lltiy Hluti Mill, Hllvrr Itm'klr, Hvvrrl Trrnurr* The Itm k a U T I I H .%i>J—A/ IHiha Mil# lira's Trotihlr, Link Hatiaayv, I ’m Don, Horn# lUm liUr, l'«m#ror, Dru nirfiard Itorn, wayn# It. » m « , v n i n ,\i k— v . i u o i * m ii # JACKSONVII.I.K Hi A solid Id tie i ’irl with a solid nolf name r u Imtrtiumenl winner uulsiilc liei own hack yard (or thi' first time in over a year I,noise Simas. Its pimml Carroll ton, t i n . professional, was third best money winner ot Die women's unit tour lii HIM. She ! inis Iin ! till’ll op iii nearly every hmrnanienl hid the only one she won was the Cm l ull lull tlpell She's oil to a lim it s ta ll in lli.ilt w illi (lis t place Ul Hie Jaekson Nalluind Open ('bamidon Helsy I ii im I flipilhall anttli’s; aid lo a tli ville Women's Open mid th r Vi'.'pO Hauls An si in. Tex ; Dally Herd. Hy i : il C D IIH K iA N — |ir(/e Hint I'oes with II lutes; out of season luuih.il! St Andrew's Id and Mrs Hetty NF.W Y D ltK D Things have Miss Sum’ s, who h.i is « eel (Illd hnskellm ll iiru rlit-e and jit'o Hu h, II ..m o..... 1ml liud fur lu pn tiniLih tin mod of the college ]iostils lo jilve (lie Nt'V'N ittealt i u swine its you will < e on a luill Idth w ith .on i aril and t ollecli'd ha .kelhull teams so far this sea­ II it I lull State Racing Man Evashevski Calls Baseball School At Seminole Cagers <1 Lakeland To Begin Makes Inspection New Grid Post At Gear Practice 9 K E L A N D (S pecial)—CInsses AtLongwoodTrack Iowa “Challenge” in I.AFlorida For St. James Southern College's 11 member of the Florldn State Kentucky And LSU Expected To End UF Cagers Skein REVIEW OF THE YEAR—By Alan ,Waver tress. A iiopuilliilitv of Killin' Ini’ rntfiti' t ■*it in w iin lin t' to nI i ' ii 11 work lit)' agreement l.i t m i'i'o now noil Iho o| ii o itiif o f tlio si u ‘ on run not ho discnu ntod. Till' lilt K'l 11111 fitllUllilU’ I..... . Inin ftilili'il I I now rm*i’i 11»’ 1 to Hi' oltl five-mnn i’ i"u|p T lio ’ i rolo|po’ iny’ hint year's committee 1110 .lm * Field. Andrew 1 in 1 11 w in , )'»■mi i ’ll Lloyd Itovlo, II II l'” |io, lolio Kniim it it*I .lolin K riilo i, I'liniiinuo Tho I t noiv iiionihoo on 11- lol low* A ltlllll Yowoll. It II Col* man, !•". A. I ’nlinrr. )V. \V Hint non, Jr.* w . V. Hu linn, .1 I- Inn Itiy, Hurl IliK u iiiki'iliiiiiii .I u11it • Dougin* Stoliilrom , C'hnrb-- Mm rii>on, W. It NioliolKoo, W illiam Hunt, W- A. M o riim n. W <’ till Ikui mill M in Minnie Umoiu’y. Butler Predicts Gators To Lose Two This Week K ' ** 1 Our iirttul cur utock in vory low uml wo are In a poiltlon to Kivu you it good tradu on u nuw Uulck. We can deliver you a how Hulek o(|i)t|)|)otl with back-up llghtH, windshield washer, floxiblo Htucrlng whvol, directiunAl Hlgnal lights, non glare mirror, electric dock, wheel covers, license plats frames, tqll pipe extohHlon, seat covers and stat* license tag for $2605.00 Students planning tu enroll In hail-hull management at the col­ lege may enroll now, Dean Duel said, although it w ill not !h> possible fur thi* school lo accept more than 50 student* for tin’ specialised program. IU52 Ills contract bail three years to run ' Ituffenspcrger. 48. hod another ea r to go on a three year pact. in s HIM team won 2. lost 5 and tied 2 His over • all record at Iowa is 5-10-3. Kvushovxki said he would bring three members of his present staff to Iowa They are Alton Klrcher, 11. buckflcld coach; Hob Flora, 35, line couch uml Dan Stuvely, 38. itoy Kngel of Mlnncsotu set a new Hig Ten record of 12 kick­ o ff returns ami 11 new mark for P kickoff yards. return yardage at 21HI ANNOUNCING OPENING OF Moughton Insurance Agency General Insurance fill) Hanford A tlantic N ational Bank Building Sanford, Florida K . J. M m ig h to n , J r . P h o n e 811 M a u d R . W lltw n ltr« . 7.93 BASKETBALL I Keg. CLOSE-OUT VALUES .33c S A C R I F I C E ! Urg. 13.95 Desk I(*g . t .39 And Chair 9.95 First Aid K it ... 50c Itrg . 11.75 .. 8.88 Rubber Mats . . 25c Itfg . I9c Building: Blocks 77c Auto Ash Tray 33c Keg. I.DH Toy Keg. 59c Body Gas Station .... 3.66 Ornaments ..... 31c ends Oil Soap SAVE YOUR CASH a • • la y A ll Y tw ..... 23c N ##di a t Hm m U w Keg. 9Me M e w . . . Um Oar EASY-PAY P U N 33c Itrg , 31.95 Grills ... 26.77 SAVE up lo 1/ Cleaner ....... .. 33.44 Keg, 9.59 F ertilizer Spreader .........6.44 Unheard ol Valuev Shuttle Cocks . 28c Fishing Spoons 38c K*g. 1.15 Bass P lu g s ....... 66c Keg. 85c Pork Chunks . ! Keg. H3r 3 l.b. OIL HEATIR Keg. 1.59 Keg. 1.15 ODDS 'N Lonargan 43,000 BTtl Centela Keg, 45c Badminton Iteg. 39c Doll | I He 22 Cal. Shorts K*g. 59.95 Vacuum WE NEED GOOD USED CARS The Seminole High School var­ sity eager* settled down to serious practice toiloy in preparation f o r ' tomorrow night’* clash with St. J James High o f Orlando ut the Sanford gym. ^ Displaying their best plnylng* of the season hist week, the Gulinsint-n ure roncentmting un add­ ing two mure w ill* tins week. F r i­ day afternoon the Celery Fed oointet w ill go to New Smyrna lleach to tangle with the Smyrna five. Lust week the Seminole* gained th eir Initial win o f the year hy downing Lnkeview of W inter G ar­ den ill*-116 and amaxp’d everyone hv holding the Sruhrecxc H andfi crabs to a 57-33 score u fter lend­ ing most of the way in the first half. ‘‘I f our hoy* hurl ployed earlier In tho season the way they did last week wc would huve il-i re­ cord today,” Coach Gana* stated. The Semi notes have won one and dropped three this year. Tomorrow night's gunio should rovo Interesting for the Celery 'cd* w ill he plnying aguinst a, v zone defense fur tin- first this year, ■ u b b * r -C o v « r « d Footballs ANNOUNCEM ENT annual school i i baseball management o f pnifcssional hasehall rluh* w iil hi’gin on Friday, Jan. 1H, Denn James C. I’ecl unnouneed tp«lny. W ith cnnillm cfit lim ited to 50 students. Dr. Deel stated that elasses in tiie course— the only one o f its kind having the endorsen.cr.t uf ih ” N iitlnm il Association ot Drofessiiinnl llusehull Dengues —w ill he concluded un Friday, Feh. H, 33c B iecisi TRADI-IN ALLOWANCE IN T O W N ! U kv lis t ,,, R*g. 18.85 Vacuum Cleaner •uflrM fo n * , Attachments .. 6.98 SHMR-BAIIOONS Reg. 79e SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! H»a. 45c F urniture P o lish .......... 28c Reg. .88c 66c | Pest Spray .... . 39c Keg. 1.00 Weed Killer 4 .. 48c II\ i U t 1 p 1 W1 . A g , «* • ••< . * .. 1 Keg. Me 9c Clow Out Of All 99c Seat Covers 99c 2 5 % o ff Reg. U l - ’ X j4»'»t-VfT ‘J ; I ..-,i; a>i !| IT’W s */ Iti i-V )la f __ - 1 :,■ ' ; Vv. �TI 1K SANTOIIII IIKHAl D Mon. .Ian. 7. 1052 I'nut* 5 War And Threats Or Wai* Dominate The News in l1)")! Seminole County’s Most Experienced Automobile Dealership ( i n ii r ni i h i *, i to .it m o :, m n i m u •: * *n M M l . 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IS HI* I S TA i: * »F >"*■ III xxrttlrur , t l .»i tt 1* 1 v u - ’ ji W 111*IIIT, » *'( 1 •■•hi* nt * Lvjcal Notice A I* N r « «feninr*** M .1! a Mil Will D t ♦*;%t ^ .h IMlMlt* l he nnmini I o flip 11► i v m • hiii of \ " in oil i J"i »•— to n **e*ijn i ( (D D .t. in I f..I f |0 A. nr — Com Illy, iA'gal Notices n ilU O l'IlA t T O It 1mi lor* Its !> l.l in ni it yi l.l ,‘i 12— 2 it.1 iik riloiu* 1 tn 1 iii 1111* 7t*.-| , nn |« 11j >L.1 t .ml p hi.I I'v.t nn, S rim iM .lv \ v i i f l i : i l i Ill i ll . l I <1, I ,,. I KM,It I H \1 , . UI 111! l.l • I ti xaltnii HD i i i I** I n 1*1 I •I L O N E H A N tJ E Il lly '-ii t<- .--l- ■ *• '■ ■1 f if Ll - , 111 L1 .-■•, ,1^.1 ■ • t NI J l . [ ■ IIMS it X „1 kl 1 . ‘. -.f . I * f TOrtU l ,,n u t .1 n i l h e r d a -. 11 ! M M t** il'Mi i I. 1 III 1.1 ,n" t 1- 1 n n .s i 11L.l— Srrv 11 « wsxtst/irsj II- ........... r llm l [ rs«* 111 II1 I'. » Ill IIKUALD NVAhl’ ADS I I, F L A S H L 'O H D O N u m l h is a d v e n tu re s In s p ru e * v i nn j ] ......... . Lena I Niam­ ii tl tl m il ltl« i . i i h i l - Itt .1 li* I t.r AI* I* | <1| i| I t I f tl til t tint* 1 H I ll u m -, it#** |I 1 f (!•*• 1**' 1 H im k *»•,*'I i !•■ •** l* n * n ll"'H *i (in n * *i« per ll*i" l*!*riH u ** in H in ts •!** |trr lii*»- H »*rr(*"»» .1 « |ii r H I I**' I I m t ( tl r up (»** M *ut|« I till' lu r I •m il • «■ (l*r III H" b up «•**»*• Wuni %(!• ♦•Ill Mi*r|'(*tl ut«-r lltt iplr |»ImiIip mrut **i mill miii tin** up li *i»*it itiMiw »* • M ICKEY MOUSE ey Walt Ulsnuy I' W SUf-f-OSS V -ro "Ta AT • . . T —B I f * « iN C E 9 © PEToN A I ___________ \ ( -* NOU II * I e *i Mt ri ll- I *• i r lilt Mill l.tMtl* . 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CREOMULSION r«i Cm c I i , Claii C«Ui, Ac«t* if»w«hm« A >lx - I HUN I W K I.A K A A I* A It I M KNT.M , lt*.**Mi. ii fit) S lu iN . l III W 1' i r l S lii'd I'lm iie -IVMi-W, M t IH ' l l ! it m*’ ciinplif ft* re id id '*' npl tin p»*t ttiiiii* *if I- i h IM...... for vfi i i t|iii nii"I i I*i» k**us Nil*'* 11cll I fin i ip III 111■t.i111•*, IM lohh •I Ll 1(1 M i M fin iiisln d upf S r f • •*(• I to i * h, H m ill1 fiiMM H iiiifo i'l IMioio lM'JI't ni MHM. I RClf»M Apt u n tu iir Im j, llk.’ h Why 17 MJ, IMmiit* \V i#»• •*r I \ m » ?*; Hy Paul Itoblnson reAQi/va t > v 7**8 04%i3fQiDU& AOOCtfV-l chuck o n f f N \ o r c -a /a *v a hkaqtw o nveam [W OM • m uch ha La aG'Cw Otm u----- AT7H* fifrryn r i ThOUOHT O TM * Avomssnt oecouiAxs “ SJS® /& fnl Tliere’i no tobtlilule for corelul driving. Neither Ti tore o lubtlilute for complcle automobile In* lurance. You provide the informal.an we need and we'll provide ihe policiet for full prolec> Lion. You <an do it by phone if you want. 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F O R S A L E M -N e w *C a » e ‘ 1C80 furniahed o r u ,‘ urniahed K B M IN O I.K H F .A I.T Y liA llV ‘ S IT T K II, Heat o f referen” V .A .0 , O rchard T ra c to r, Ole132(1 M ag n o lia A r e . I'liinn. 27 i'."i, Mm, M lriiim Vlm in, l i l t count. Can d eliver. 0 . If. (.eonWent mill .SL. PhoneJ O llh M , __ i'o nvenlen l p erking a rd , I'hune A.'IHl, M lllu n , F lu rld a . (S ) iia v lio n . ( I ) S lcrru MadruT “ ( 2 ) Rock. ■ , ,;P\* ei*. i Y L lt l - — ‘ ^-ir P u.' ,, t y .-r* *— - ■»*..iat.liw■->t^uMI �m* H H B — I■ B S i Committee Ruling Hatband N ear Collapse Alter Beautiful Young Wile D itappeart On Candidates Is Man Seized At Bar * In Miami Boasting Of Daytona Crime Headed For Courts Billion In Gold Is Added ToIJ.S. Bile Since Last June lly HAM DAWSON NEW Y tlllK Ml—Uncle Sam Is raking in foreign gold al u fast rale again lie has now got hack all Ihe gold he lost In Iho first half nl 13.1(1 when he was paying m il gold for high-priced foreign enmmndHies lie wanted for Ills tie fense stockpile Nearly one hlllion dollars worth of gold has hern atldrd In Ihe Uni Ird Slates hoard sineo June, when U H, exports hegnn climhlug high over Ihe lolal of imixirls (ioltl still rhuiige* hands between Ihe United Stales anil oilier na­ tions, alMinugh American rillie n * aren't allowed In have il In mone­ tary form. This drain of foreign gold In Ihe Hulled Slates is one of Ihe sympInins of England's economic tilsIres* which cone urns Prime M inis­ ter Churchill pn III* visit In t’ rrsldent Truinan. The H rlllih have warned that ih e lr economy cannot aland addllinnnl spending fnr mu Inal ilcfrnsu if It mean* further decline In llie lr gold nml dollar re ­ serves Tn ship Dial drain un tfcelr re­ serves they nre tightening up on their nun Im pml qimlu*. barring more American grinds from their shores so that they w ill have Die dollars to pay fur the raw m ater­ ials they nerd fnr rearmament. The postwar (low uf gold lo the United Slate* was one of Ihe sorest problems until Ihe end nf 1DII) It underlay the n ritlsh request for Ihe 3 At lillllm i dollar loan uf IDM. It was nnr nf the reasons Ihe Mar .. vB f • (Kales' golil holdings had climbed to around 21 Ki Ml lino dollars Then the llnw reverted. First this was due In the economic recovery nf EurniK*. meaning u greater (Inw uf KnnijH'aii good* lo tlii-so shores In earn dollars amt a lessening uf Etmipr's need tor American pro- “ 7 i I', ■sr.y R 1' title t« - Then Ihe Korean War sent Ihe itnld poiirinn m il of Ihn United (Rales In 10 month* we lost three billion dollar* w nrih. II went for rubber, tin, wool, nml rmiuilesx Other cornnindllle.s whli-lt Ihn ITnlted HInle.s nml It* businessmen were buying at u lu-nillnng pHre With prlres ever snaring In A pril. I0.M, I Indies Nmn stopped jtnek piling nl what he eflllml rxn r (jllfliti iirlre s lluslnessmrn also got m Rotary Luncheon ICM tfM M e m a r*« » CM ) and g ra ft, causing many to lose influence in human nature and con to feel that the world U fa llin g to James Htewnrt u*k* n question o f iilrllo o hostess, Clynls Johns, In u scent! from 20th Century-Fox's "N o lllirh w n y In The Hky," showing on Iho K il l Theater screen Tuesday nod Wcdn.'sijuy. Xmas Is Observed Kitfhth Annual Ocala In Soviet Villages Brahman Show Opcna I i f ADA (Special) llriih in u n On Gregorian Time i-attl,. elilhosiaHts w ill lie aide to By K1>D Y till,M O IIK MOSCOW Mi Christmas was crlehraled In simple village churchc* and great cathedrals throughout Hussin today, 13 days after Western observances of Christ's birth. The (linn Ing was due In differences helween the old Julian Calendar used here nml the (irrg o rla n calendar of the West As deep throated hells lolled al midnight, Moscow believer* flocked to (he Yrlokhovsknyn Hnlmr, ca thrdral of the Itiisslnn Orthodox Church aland a If, m lnulc drive from Ihe heart of the ra p lt.il While hearded Alexei, patriarch of Moscow, presided at serviers in (lie stately white building Wilh him was Ills guest of honor, (ic r man Evangelical Pastor M arlin Nlemocller. E a rlie r Sunday night Nlemncllcr, an influential West flc rm a n rch glows leader visiling here this week as a guesl of church officials, ail dressed a congregation of 2.nun llus sian Baptists nl Ihe Moscow Evan gcllcu] Baptist ftiu r r h Al Yelokhnvskuyn Solier several thousand persons trudged through Ihn deep snow from all directions and came in street ears, buses, taxis and private cars They filled the c a lh rdftra l and overflow ed Inin the street Many of Ihe hundreds of tliiiu sands of rhurrhes that operated before the Bussian devolution are closer! now, hut llinso still open number into tlm thousands. They were crowded today for Christmas celebrations in the villages and titles. NAII.OIt DIEM JACKSONVILLE ub Identified by pa|a<rs in bis billfold us H illia rd Phillips. 30, IK. 2. Bailey, N. C,, stationed nt the Naval A ir Station here, nml a wumnn were tumid asphyxiated in a ear near here Hominy. Deputy Sheriff If L. Hands said there was nothing tn Identify the red-haired, slightly Im lll woman whn appeared In lie ntioiit 2* The n ffir r r said a M font water hust­ led from the exhanr. through n crack In a window. HP, F O U N D m r N E W Y O R K f * - S a m u e l M asiel lo, 20. wondered what would Imp pen If hn Imiclied Ihe wires pro Indulge in v irto iill.- u fu ll week of B ftiv lly durtntr Ihe pi-riml from Jan. Jft and Jan, |<i, i>erau'n of Ihe following series o f events1. The eighth Miinual Ocala llrn lio ia u Show ooeos in the S oiitliraiterM I’nvilinn at Orala on Toes,Iny, Jan. Ifi. 2. Judging o f rn ttle in the Ocala show w ill Ik- done by Prof. H, E. McCrnlne, extension uninial hu** l,n,iil( 0 Hii, from l.oulslann Hlnle Itiilv i-rs lty , on Wednesday and Thursday. Jan, III nml 17. '1. A sale of th ir lv hem) of n g is ti'ii'd Bnihmmis w ill begin at I I'. M on Friday, .Inn. Id, In the Soullo-nnlrto Pavilion, w iih A uc­ tioneer It. I>. CiKipor o f Harnsota in charge. I. A sale of upward* o f fo rty head of registered llrnhm nn* w ill follow n fret h o ilo -fiir a t noon on Saturday, .Inn. |H, at Polk Hrithnmn Farm- in W inter Haven. The Drain show is under the lumpier* of the Eastern Hrnhmnn Association, nml the W inter Haven sale i* a p iivu tn auction. lin t I lie dates have been a r­ ranged fo r both events to enable interested people It, arrange their Itin e ra ry to include all o f the events. This Is p a rticularly o f interest to out-of-state llruhm nn buyers. I,nmni lli-anrhainp, co-tiwner <>f Folk llrabmau Farms, suggest* I hat "Brahman people ran make a rln-uH uf the two events ami tlir-ii * pi-lid a pb-nsailt weekend in the virlnity uf Winter Haven bv visiting link Tower and Cyini-** tinrileiiN." The Orala sale rattle h io all I hnllribroken nml gi-rmrallv well lllli-il. Tin- W inter Haven sale •itti'is llrnluoaus" in Ihelr working rbilloH." "Ilotw ren -lie twu rude*, we nI iim i M lie able In iiiKisfy almost every type of luiyer," Beauchamp spiya, IIIE N 1 II CDLI.APHE PA It 111 Ms—Prem ier Ilene Plev­ en's five mouth old Cabinet rnlIflii-eil tonight file French National irudlm : (rum a small pcrcurslon cap he found in his basement lo n dry cell battery Furrlham hospital reported lialay that his eondition was not serious despite the tiny metal fragments Knit hail peppered Ids hotly CENTRAL FLORIDA CITRUS SCHOOL aided. Charles Morrison led tfcP singing and introduced Ihe .Mo­ tors as follow s: "" Ed Bremer o f Saugatuk, Mich., Bud Lyon o f Binghamton, N . Y „ George Frank o f ithnea, N . Y., C. T. Biddle o f Bridgewater, Va* J, E. Bridges o f Morehead City, N. C „ Jack Zucker o f Jamaica, L. 1. New Y ork, LeRoy Lawson o f Del-and, ami T. W. Scott of Lake Mary. pieces, Hy TOM CHAMK "B u t i f we remember to look M IA M I UP—The m ystery of Ihe TALLAHASSEE UH - Ttw Stale Canadian beauty who vanished Democratic Executive Committee up and stand fa s t". Bishop Bram while fishing on the Overseas H igh­ rule perm itting candidate* fo r the declared, "and remain true to way In Ihe Florida Keys deepened govemfar'a appointment to " little the Ideals In which we believe, Inday and her husband was report­ cabinet" Job* to run for nomina­ wo w ill come out all rig h t” . ed near collapse. "W hen Hod chose the sta r as tion In the Florida prim a ry appear* I t has b^en estimated th a t the "T hey've gnl In find my pellle lo lie In fo r a last In Ihe courts. the sign fo r the coming o f loss from worthies* check* runs DAKfcDANI) UP— F rrrs ln g temp w ife ," said short, stocky (ie n rg r Attorney (ieneral Richard E rvin C hrist", Bishop Uram continued, a* high as £100 m illion annually. cralurcs as fa r south ns Central said he "w ould hesitate tn make la-may. "T lie y've got to. " lie selected it Ix-causi- It could South Florida law enforcement Peninsular Florida Tuesday mom n ruling on lla legality without an U aeen s n y w lirir ill Liiu w niul, officers w rre d ire r ling air and :ng v.crr fnrrca.d :,»!«> I,> llu? interpretation from the court*.” by any man In the world, regardground searches In locate Mrs. Federal Hlnle Frost Warning Serv­ Ho hasn’t been aiked for a ruling less of race or national oilgln. llughuelle Dcmny, 21 - year - old ice. o ffic ia lly but th e n aro plenty of Many thousands o f people must member of a M ontreal French Can­ .The forecast: q u rstlh n l unanswered about the have seen that star th a t night. Tonight and Tuesday morning: com m ittee’ll resolution and adian fam ily. It But o f the thousands who saw, Her brother, Ilaymnnd Doousl Mostly clear skies and rnntlnUed seemed very like ly they w ill be only three followed. Only three young M nnlreal crim in a l lawyer, m id w ilh tem pcralurei slightly low nut up to the attorney general Wise Men". , ■ . . and the distraught husband worked r r on low ground locitlons and heforo lopg. Bishop Bram was Introduced by closely with Deputy Sheriff James mucklnnds. Light northerly winds The resolution had everyone “ arker ' II B in an attem pt In solve Ihe with periods o f calm. Tempera . much confused today and B. L. Perkins, Jr. Who had c h a w lures on high ground w ill he about baffling case w quick proteati from two o f the program. Jack Ratfgan pro*ix degrees w anner than temperaThis was Ih e lr problem: legislative le a d en —one from each llu g h iictle and h rr husband, n lures cm low ground. side o f the Warren adm inistration "Lowest temperatures Tuesday 20-year old Montreal real estate fence. M v r n M 'r os- (O S U IT IA S UV »S,I.O H H * 4 STATS! B A S H dealer, fishing isil on HIV the ntfiiiri south morning In low ground Incatlona ■ ■««««■ I were ffu iv unimiN Hep. George Tapper of Port St. *" * V l>a I r t lW T M M BTATS1 o r F L O n lD A about 7:30 a. m. side of Tom 's H arbor Bridge No. f Joe. a Warren supporter and floor A T THS1 CLUBS! O F SlIUHASISS DKC. S I. IS t l. "(iu in rs v illc D litrtc l: » In 3.1 de A s s irra about 12 mites north o f Marathon Irader. and Sen, Leroy Collins of grees and frost. CJ.H, U tanre* w ilh i.lh .r hanli*. InHudlna rsservs baUncsi. Friday night. Tallahassee, who frequently I* on anti c«»ti Heine in proceee of rm ltt'tln n t ii lit ffp jw r K a il Cna.il D is tric t: JO 5 the other aide, both said such a A l 10:30 p, m, ( KST) llughuelle, United HUtee Onvernment obllgetlnne. d lffc l and guaranteed L341.IU H Utillaatlons S tite* arirt ami !»' pollUc*l ellM*Vision* 1 who was wearing shorts and halier, v> degrees except 20 In pockets rule would tie the hands or (he O M Is a llo n r of St.-tte* None Other ___ bofidif, _II ItHIT, nnit«* IIIM*"i nnd debenture* v" * " ’ ' . .g left Ccorgr In go hark In Ihelr -ind mnckland* frost. governor and Im properly lim it hla Corpornt* e tiifke flfictudliig | N m n rtot'k nf Kldge and Barlow D istricts: 33 None % convertible and change into dunga freedom o f choice In selecting ap fe d e ra l Itte rrv e ll* n k )a None rres. The distance was about 160 to 37 degrees except 31 In muck- polnteca to c a rry out hla program. 1/iMfiR mid d lic o u iiii iln rlu d ln g jNone uv«r<lr»ft*i lands ami pockets. Scattered frost. Uenk premleeR owned 138,483 fu rn itu re mid yards. No copy o f the com m ittee’s reso­ s j,s ri 3: West Coast D is tric t: 33 In 37 de­ The bridge srmris deep u n te r on lution rnutd he found in the capitol ilm ik prenileea owned nre eubjeci to $N«ne liene fn»t grees, scattered frosl from F.lfers Ihn highway which runs from MlMNrttiuiPd t»jr bank) Non* 31 tn 30 degrees and nnd there was much debate as' to lent eetMte owned o ther then bunk prenilnee anil to Key West. Hughitnlle I d Sarasota; ... lust how It would work. However, n vest men In nod other neeetN Indirectly repreneiitliig patches o f light frost from south walked along the narrow, rem enl ,f None It .seemed clear that there would bank iireinieeii or other rewl eRliite None 1 1* Ik 1 11 < w Ilo . . this H i 1m lImnh i i a n k on i t n *tce|it»lice« iii'l'H outsUm llna s lrlp on Ihe soulh shift of Ihn bridge * a r* " a In Inna. bn nothing to force the governor Customers' 1llBbtllly M IS M ........ .................................................. * .............. and vanished. t Indian lllv c r D istrict .11 In 30 de­ to appoint a man who won nomina­ (Jther asssts B arker nml Slain Attorney J. grees with patches of frnsl tion in Ihe party prim ary. l . l t l I I I IK T O T A L AKHKTg |, f A M IM T IK fl.... Everglades D is tric t: 3(1 'n m Lancelot Lesler were considering t'andjdale* fo r governor, who degrees except 33 and scallrrod m ight havn In deride Ihrsn possibilities: rid what tn (in Demand rte|n,»H* nf Individual*. |>arlner*lil|i*. and 3,311.113 I" .................... ■ v •bout such nominees, were slow Tim ecorporation* llughuelle might hnvc fallen or frn»l in colder places. deposit* of Individual*, parlnerehlpa, and *71,01 I ^ Lower East Coast D istrict: 3A lo tn comment. corporation* .............. .......................... been pushed Into Ihe water while of (.'tilted H late* Oavernment And there was a cautious rase- Ileposlta returning tn her husband. Her I2 near Ihe roast, 3.7 to 10 ami 3I.S7I 17 (Inuludlng po*tal aavlnaal ..... ........ .. 631... 11.1310 whorls were found In Ihe car and scaltrred frost In mucklnnds awny linn from piost o f Ihe present little D tp o itla of Hlate* and political *u lid lv l*lo m from Ihe coast, 3ia.3t*.*v cnblnct members who m ight use DspoHlla uf bunk a pa ir of dungarees, a green jacket • I I I 73 Ihe depoalta Ic e rlifle d and offlcera' i-hecke. etc.I - . . . ■ "Tuesday: F a ir w ith slowly rls- jho method in an e ffo rt to keep O llier and a while T -shlrl were missing. T O T A t, DEPOW TH ........................... » .IH ,l» » .7 S mg temperatures th e ir Jobs through another adminis­ In d lriilin g she had rhnngc<| her B ill* payable. rrdl»coiinl«, unil other lla b llltle a fnr "Outlook: Slightly higher temper- tration. Nun* borrowed money ..................................— .................... clothes. M n rle a a ** or other lien*, INnne nil hank premiuea and ... . . . . . a I ores Tuesday night No frost Governor Warden declined tn NonS tnune on other real ewtute ...... - ...........—-............... . •She might have been picked up ,lunger Wednesday nnd Thursday comment. II has no effect on his Accept a nee* r * w u led by or for account nl I hla hank or kidnaped by n passing m otorist mornings " None and u u lM an tlln * ................ .. .......... ......................... adm inistration. Ite r brother and relatives in Mnn ________________ - I.Oflfl ** Ol her lla b llllle * ....... .................... .................................... The com m ittee by reeolutlon pro­ Deal said they were convinced she T O T A L L IA IIIL IT IK H .not In rlu illn g aubnrdlnaled vided ballot spice fo r candidates had been kidnaped and |msslbly 1 ( IK ') ( ! f l u u | n n 3,I l f . 113.73 o h lla a llo n * iln iw n lielow l ............... ................. who want to offer themselves for taken tn Cuba. 1 ot - Hnl t l n C A P IT A L A l L O t A T * appointment to the Stele Road De­ Ino.non nn^ Carmen Lcmuy, 24, a slstcr-ln Capital* . . ... .................................... ... . loo,Son iin .................................................. .................... ........................... .. „ ! Iho m lu ln , win. . . h i In b h lY n o io h ly partm ent, State Racing Commis­ Hurplua I f 713.!7 .......... ......................................... . .......... sion. beverage director, Slate In ­ Undivided p ro tll* . Montreal that Hnghuctte "w as very Nmie fleiervent and retirem ent account fur proferrod capital i much In love with her husband and at Ihe President's domestic pro dustrial Cnmmlsslnn, motor vehicle gram, hut also In rear beck on commissioner and assistant state 311.71137 T O T A L C A P IT A L ACCOUNTH would never have left him vnlun some foreign proposal* attorney. la r lly ." .. 3.133,311.D* T trT A L L IA IIII.IT IK H A N D C A P IT A L ACCDUNTH There Is strong sent)merit for a Marker also asked Florida West I l said Ihcy would have lo pay *T lil* hunk'* m p lla l conalala nf: sharp enrlnllm ent of foreign m ili­ P lr*t preferred slock w llli total par value o l INnne, Const authorities to he on the alert tary and economic aid Many legis­ the regular fees required by law Intel red ruble value (None for a girl answering Hnghnettc's for candidates fn r elective offices. He, nml preferred etnek w ilh lo la l par value of INon*. lator* who wi-nt abroad during Ihe description who was seen by hunt Thai would mean that In some Intul re tlra b t* value INnne tall ami w inter months returned Capital note* and dehenlure* of INonn cases a candidate fo r one nf the Common elock w ith tnlut par value nf tlno.onae* wn v° rtlnnl n u 'fro n l' M l nml* we *1 ,v" h '»>« impression that foreign appointive offices would have to N K N O S A S IIA pay as much based on the w slary A " *e i* pledard or aaelunnl lo eecure lla lillille illll e and for Naples and^'ort M m s ‘ " /re a '^ y h ^ ^ h c l^ fu ll share of other purpoiea ............................................................................... S tu n # (ini rhe l.emnys were married fji r- Jf ,' '1*1 jjjl*!!* °J JK® of the uffleo a* candidates for gov­ ObBsutlon* Riilinrdlnaled lo c laim * nf depoallnro-and other ernor. creditor*, not Included In lla h llltle * ................. i . .................. .*33 O Tlie pfilnt was raised immedlnle- la ) luiajia as *hnwn above ure afleroteductbin of reae/vee of trv No one for the F or Bast, . . . _____named bank, do solemnly above-ns last week for a m onth'* vacation ujy ly hero Ihst few person* would be "w ear Dial tbe ubove atatoment la In in , and that It fully and ro rre i lly I llnm ist has nffered t.VX) rew nni reprreenta llio true elute o f Ihn eevnral ______ m altara a lle fa h herein oontnined and TH R E E FIRPnH REPORTED for any dne ns to her whereabouts i f forth In the beet of my A ‘ ‘ * 'bellaf. *' * know ledae and Two minor gras* fires amt one W. J. PEACOCK, .Jit. nnd appealed to possible kidnapers fire wore reported w ith in Correct— A jle a litn release her. She spoke only a healer W . A. P A T R IC K >lie lust 21 hour* h Fire Chief M very little English. N. Clovrlaml today. No damage was caused In any n f lha three ‘ rs. Btale nlf yiorlda, County nf Hemlnofa. Ida*"*, rd h rn trr fire a l 1200 Lake A v rBworn tn In ai and . aubscrlbed ........... .................. bafore m * thla 3th day of Jan., I1 H , and misled the coalition government A t I2:4f> this afternoon the nue. I hereby c e rtify that t am nut an mfljo of tr* ■ a fter hearing a final plea from fits department extinguished a Yesterday afternoon at .1:04 the . 6 a ? c iic u r AA T t nI t____ c i A ,l|}" Pleven fur a freer hand In deal grm-a fire at Twentieth Notary Publln Street fire department p u l out a small with the economic sltuntlnn In lids unit Kim Avenue. Earlier In the “ i r r i u i l V ! ln , , " ,,lB h U n '1 ,,# rh t t / ’ publlr Hlate .If Florida at large M r coh.mls.lon e x p ire . O d I t . hard pinched country. morning firemen subdued n flood- sulidlvlslon. ISue. Ilonued hy American ttu rrty Co. of N. V. Freezing Weather Is Predicted For Central Florida M IA M I Hi—Two men who read­ ily admitted that they killed a Daylnna llr a th la a lra b d riv e r fa r “ a little over l ie , " were arrested here today, fle te rtlve ft. M ille r of M iam i Hearh Identified owe aa Edgar Louis Thomas, 30. Davlnna llearh. Ttie other was identified by M iam i It r le r tlv r f'h le l II. ft. Howard as Douglas A lvin Gjhson, IT, Klltstno, Va, M IA M I BEACH iM A redbe*riled man seMeil early lndny In o M iam i U nirh bar was quoted by Del. V. K. M ille r as saying h r hol|>ed In roll am) k ill n Daylnna Heath Iasi driver. Detective M ille r save the p ris­ oner’s ntiror as Edgar lauds Thom ­ as, in, of Dnylnon Heath A bartender's call In | k»IIcc head quarter* Hint a patron was display ini; a pislr,I sent officers to Ihe acetic riv e polito-mcn walked in or guarded Ihe outside of Ihe building ns Thomas t.om.lrd to a H ritlsli sailor ah»td hnvlnu killed Edward R. Thotnus, M year old cob driver. The prisoner Ird pollrc In o search lo r Ills companion In Ihe hnldttn, who lie snlil was slaying In a M iam i rooming house. He was quoted by Ihe tlrle e live ns adm itting lie Ink pari In Ihe killin g of Thomas In Daytona llcach Sunday night lie said he and Ids pari tier m h lirtl the d rive r of n few dollar*, left his hotly In a lonely spot I t miles south of Daylnna, nml stole the ta r. The taxi was found in Miami Sunday in a lot fronting on Ills rayne Kay between Rial and R2nd HI*. • » It T H E SANFORD H ER A LD 1 *1 M m . J sr. 7. 1*52 R Legal Notice Z SSSrWV-i!!' r:rl».:l!HC"wS leSZSf^i \J\D YOU DON'T HAVE TO USE PREMIUM I YOU.NEED TO, YOU WANT TO YOU CAN KNOW ABOUT CITRUS CulturCr Vari«tl«a, F«r1llliatlon, P#«t Control and other Subjects 13 SUBJECTS — 18 WEEKS lm t 'L L H A Y * TO W « v * « C hryiltr to Im tr th« great rtlfTcren™ tha mighty n«w Chiyaltr V-fl engine hsa brought shout I No words n q ever ttli rer llielr fear of rnmlng slwrttw anil stooped buying forelitii mUrlnl* nl high price* From Apil tn June Ihe United HUIaa' suply of unlit held around 21 I I Mi­ nn dollar*, Then Inal summer Europe gol inI dlfflciiltlra becstuo her relouJl| fur nrmii production required ir (u Import hi ah'priced m ilr r lili «m vi, and became her own rinm-' itle Inflation made her produeta fl« attractively nrleed In tne world latieia. Alan Europeans weren't Hung ea high prices for the w h ­ ir. wool and tin which enme from hlch and Brljlah Commonwealth you IU nugnifleent rnponas lo your wiah, tha wond«rfUJ tense of its power in rassrvs, the com* plels new command of Imvel it lets you feel. . . and alJ of this on non-premium grade gas! We invjts you to try this engine . . . and also discover ths im w ssfsty snd cam of America's first hydraulic power ottering and Chryslar powar brakes . , . a t your serly convenience! j b U em intry'a gold store hae p i etlm hlna aince June and now R n V* h ill Inn dollar*. suhatanM r where tt wee at-the ila r t of, M i tart atilt aome 1 M billion E e r i below IU !M » peak. UN* THU IUMTUTKW SUNK • ■ i ' . ■ << • ■ •. • - �T » A TIIE WEATIIEH . I F Y O U D O N 'T rrc ilv e your Sanford HcraiJ. rtty P « liv*ry, by 7;00 P.M., pl*»ie can Y E LLO W CARS H u fE tfv H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY ^OLUMB XXXX1II /.NNoriMled I'rem* l.enacd W ire United Nations To Use Force To Bar Attack NEW SPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . J A N . -4 1 R i i IImIi-American C onference S fe ra lfc PARIS lit — The Unileil Nations Political Committee -approved M U A S lIIN C T nN i r S.m fa ll II I *iliin i rla im rd Imlay lh .il il all the tdeifges he now holds ate Iruusiuteil min voting slrem 'tti he w ill win Ihe l(epiilillc..n presiden T r a n I It I t m i a n l * a ll » (. a It No. 99 l!M ls ^MiorTaii Bridges Is Elected Within Grasp G.O.P. Floor Leader As Congress Meets Ohioan Says Conven­ tion Majority In The Raj;. Ike To Run I f D r a f t e d "In K w ln ld .shed S. 11LV2 ^Political Committee Approves Re so In, tion 51 To 5 With Soviet Bloc Against lo S tonight a program authorising •he U. N. lo call on regional forces j o f auch groups as the North A llanl l< rn r> a llr f i l l m il s lu w lr ll«inn Irin p r i a tl.ir x H im . ( I n noon anil In n .g ill VX r.ln e«.ljty In c .ra sin g il.m .litu s i im l w a n n e r, becoming m iM llln l In e x tre m e m irth par* linn . Skippor ot* Dust rttyur Eisenhower B a c k e r Saltonstall Loses; D e f e n s e, Foreign Aid. UMT Studied lia l tMMIIIUUli.il. T llnl was Ihe ll'in ii.o 's ..itswer In Ibe slate.held of lie n lln ig lit Ti..< Soviet lilac voted against I* Klse.ilnmer Dial lie Is a lie ' l l . India, Indonesia and Argentina im lilicaii amt wnulil r.'.s|<oud to a abstained. "I'le a rc lil call to |Hilito'.il d id ).” The comm ittee then adjourned but nmifd not perMinully campaign without voting on a R u tiia n reaofor Hie l i n t ' iiio.iiuati.m lutlon which would have had the F.sentn.wer siipimrtcrs p iln la iitl) effect of bringing tlie Korean truce her.ilili'it Hie s l.ile lili'lit as ass.ii talkn before a special high level lug Hie general's lim n.nation amt meeting of the Security Council. elec turn The CO nation committee had vot A e d earlier to reject a Soviet d r la ll Inlil a r.'|HOlei lie lieltevi's w mand that the U N. Collective Hus main", Klseiiliower only a Measure* Committee be abolished •’d r .ilt" posMlol.lv, aditing It In working on a veto free aid! " I t all o. Hn pledges we have aggression system The vote on obtained lio m all over tlie conn that was 5 to 33. with two ab t l ) I II. lie li an*t iled tldo dele Mentions The committee then look gulc w In o tin an chosen I tie up the western hacked program Ill's i we have more than halt ot Itself This was drawn up hy the Ibe i mi vent inn voles " collective measures committee In The ii. i f iinnim ulm g u.cel.ng lo lin t with the American plan for lie held ill 1 bii'.igo c.irlv in .Intv. combatting aggression, adopted w ill have slightly more lim n I L*"n last year. delegates, wiib mine Ilian iksi ^ Voting began after an ncrimoni Vol.'s needed lo r Ibe nonnnalnm R o u s debate In which llrita in and b elli In u n Inttvcly light iiiim h I lirfo re v ita l w orld i<Hu.x ........ runnidi i i i l . I ’r o id c n l T iiim n n u « n r ii Nolle of Ibe ib'legali's ba Prance accused Soviet Foreign imli'X fm g i i lii m ake it | muni i.« tlie fum Icndi.o' f i g u ie , io the h 'sln rlc coiivei atim is g. I In g clhi't fo r fm m a ll) elms, n y d .I.ilni w 1 III t I « > \ • 11 M inister Andrei Y. Vh.hlnsky of the fii.*i lim e mi tlie W h ile IliuiHe yui'lil “ VVilli.iiu * m u g * .‘'it lin e lic n ih him i vis itin g Hi i t i* li 1‘iim e I di said lie always assumed (• 1 111* 1 tl I •1111•IU11•I«*I I 1 lit 1 I . 1, l i t « throwing ti monkey wrench Inin II* »\ * l l l l ’ t l . l l i - l p i ***l • •(* • I p l l l ' l •• II ... 1 1 \ |v ,* f - s »l l I • • • • I .• •. !• VI iim a I m . 'g i . S. . i . l a i y \ n I l,.,n % I ., t. u amt lli.d olliei i andiil.tics would be .» >• . . sa s s i iM ' l ihi.-l, l l l l r i i >i *» iiiistim tiM i'ti 1l 'Inn a a a • a •chill inti iI.i . i .telling xxiii.'i .innu s ie i 'illy i n •« n ■« •It• 't in 1 the Korean truce alks hy stth ,lf ........ .......... ........... ............... .. ...................... seeking Ibe m iii.llial.oi. and llia l I *I \ iiim ii I li I ii r I:i i i .I1 a:• 1l 1t " • ( A * t s ( \ A II* *1 » • l *l ( l l u * 1 i p p l . 1 f l « * l l f l l t « ' l m iltin g Ills proposal VA I t ' Ilf* 1 1 I A *»l | l 1* ’’*•••li I1 1 . ntinwe. vvotdd be one *I* I v IHK F *1. « I . I . . 1 • • »n l . t ■ II | Tlie truce talks at I'lm m im jnm id Ibelll II * III M t\ III I • . 1 * 1 • •» * • • i« • •l'i f»»i lit* t ilt 1 i • at io p m l *' f "w e re n 't going so badly until Hie 1 111 l l l M l I I t l l l l 11 1 I I I L ip Il MX A | *« I l l y ' I t * W * . | I*A t l . e He m l.Ill a ll'll lie bail expecled Itllll III* l*tlll«M Initiative was taken by the Soviet I'lsenh.iwer to doll Ins nnitoim as I It.li i nnliMiiiil lLiil.n|ili« delegate here." Jean flh a iiv rl told commander ol Ibe North Vllnnln the OO-natlon U N. P olitical Com T iealv O rganl/alinn iN A T m line mlltee. I " and re lin n as a civile n to cam A Chauvel was attacking a Soviet I'.ngn • resolution culling fu r u high level Mill I'.i'.cnhowei said al Ills fa n s Its VVII.I.IAM I.. IIV \N meeting uf the Security Council to lieadipiarlers Monday llia l "iindei At* IT .rrlg • A ffu i.s Analyst Interveno in the arm istice discus no clrcuii.slances w ill I ust lai Moscow's press h-ft liitli* dm ilil slons. Tlie Russian proposal also reliel from Hus assigumenl m in lo d .i) that the successor to Joseph c A n in n in 'l 'r » would dissolve the Collective Mea­ Stalin tins been chose., and that A lllO lllO IO K C - del In sect, nononallnn In |Hililn.d sure* Committee w hlrh hus tec lie I ' tlie glow ering sou.puss of Hie C C IV C F i t V ( ) I' <1 I ) I C ulllce and I shall nut |.urllcipale ommendrd a regional security plan In the pre convention activities of I ’u litlm rn. lie n . ||l M uxudliunox lit Ii , , , hacked hy the West. others wlio may have M idi an m Malenkov V lihinaky at once angrily replied Ichllnn w ill, lespeci to me " Extravagant pralM- was heaped that since the talka at Ibe front Taft said he Is confident he will oil Inin nil tils Mith birthday It I* have been going on without results Z m lin rv T n y lo r, e x -m a jo r In i c m . be able In hurverl a si/ublc mini comparable only to tlie praise uc star HHint fu r six month*, they "m u s t hr form ofI M itr.. IMI I S f l I I I *er I Im I I noager MIIMK' I H M | , delegai.'s curded Stalin himself The greeting St. I,m ils drow ns, te n ta tiv e ly « p - J t '‘ r " culIVCItllOll » eapedtted to a successful cunrlu to him Irnirt On* Unmuu.nlst Party pro ved ’ SOitfW d fu r flic trn ln ln /t ftSto,n , w *" *'» • " '1I'knbsyitdniu. (u i. Mv I.K IIN V llll I . I S H H M . I I I N I <.'nl >| .if ii«. :'mi \ l l riL Kansas. Iiiiuie and the .'m n icll o f'M in is te rs lu lls He e f the Itruwnl.*:. rlii- s AA . usxacluisi'fls mid K am a W IT H T ill*: I I . V I M . I N I I I! ' (m il H u t. I 11 I'll'I Mm * t Imv i him us "en adviser ol S ta lin " the fm m i-1ul, Sim A n lim io fm tin 1 states of Ihe p.niclpal Kiscnbowei I * It ISt*. I I IN Vl IV ^ • ••1*1 Kui I . I t . •• t . * | i | 11 • • ' hlgltesl possible praise In the U S .prtng, ....... .I 'm ....m i ....... llie c liiu .iilg e mi leaders tio*I IH ! . I" Si'll Srhii« |i|M‘l ul Kalis.is. a **SI.»> I'n i i l arisen * I m"»Ii »I m»*»» I*. |*ill« III, A i'lio ll to d ele ru illie till' S it It also credits him w ith having i.mim'i',1 tin * .......mm ui r.M >i Hit ll.tt* lim its of tlie Tinvii uf f'assi'tlierrv " fu r god victory fo r our hoiiieb.liil Mi I :■y Im ' - le p in t is mi n T ati liiick i'. MI|i|Mif fed ||||s inn lanfD h u m (In* I,lilt im* *le* Is *'l I. hI. i v I v \ o.l* » .** hy menu, of n <’. " 'i. it < « '..t in Hie tire a l War of Hie KaHn-rhim! nay lo Si. I mow tvlie.e president te i.liii.i vvitI. ., p ii'.lic lloll that Hie • In' H ) U ic l lile ip i. •;tli:ii will golo Hie e rv lliin c i* o t.iv dec.ee ivus Ink. n llo s lino n o . against tlie e.iellllea of h.illialillV Mill Yre. h w ill .on-idcr Ibe Sun Kansas delegation . . t In I I I * lull I ic.ine w . n t . .1 In • 'h i. I 1li t.v the t'm iolv ....... . n fti" This is ,. ilevelnpiiieid of <•» foul bn*. I,,, ibei. Sun V.iln..... .'o nveillioil illillls llii. ted mol with . . ..NilMii.a t,k r . i , s i , i 11.... beg.in v c e l.l.g . . . d o . .11, .1 »• lien 1 1n,: protests (noil li.v e .'i Heine lni|Nirtmice for tlie Western .Mtsspo. I'lnb Slnmlil Mi Y cu k tlie end ol .t > low rope H u. m o ii. •in* LAKKLAND Uf - Florida Citrus owners to tin- enmity Hint * world, with broad Im pllcatim i, Im nppinve, the VI i ' i. i .iiix would l„ , I mg to n in g .i shivs.low o th e lo 'c n c I •» . h Mutual, which warned lust week lii|u n r selling i-s tiilis liiiii nl til Hie (o liire of luternalinnnl lela gin spring tin iiiiiig here mi ' ni:it t. tog I n. m oil sleam ed mi .it ■. vs .ill. •Mi.It' i. n «l • id *' against shipping too many oranges. the If Asuleu llriv i.ig fu ik i* linns about M ui I t mid continue I. »*. I.v |*l Itlllg pace I lie safety ol I aluioiitli _ Is warning now agalnal picking too o perating L't I......* ■■ d ay, seven . I f. II there lias been U struiigle Im Ib m * w l'i *k * I dull.in.I b .iilio r was onlv so nut. . tni'l. * I.. •It nil 9 many of them H'atNllMttrrt n» »«■• Twui d ay * n week •Mr. Ilr«*t'kiiu idtfi* tm .l I lie M l. less Hi.m ,. ill.V - v iv at I!1 to Ida .1 * A V. Saiirman, general manager Located ut Ji'ail Sennm 'ld Moii* vvdultl |»i oI k i I i I v y.vi h i unii I p ill . I all a III IsS I > • i(l*I (»•• of the huge co operative, aald Inal llo u lfv n n l, w h '.li I ' o l * fro m (lie ibe Clli ri'llt Il«a||-W4)||f a| h i | ( H|»»* lav I lir V v vv «>v e l . . I I lie mi I l a 1**1 M*. unless picking xlowa down there 0 /ln m lii llighveuy to the d riv i.iv p u ttin g tlic ii itluyciN iii locni im le.( p icl i n l It.io .ig l. I'.it onlv ... . . loo may be Tims much fru it on hund p a rk , •K I.IIM » • . i It*|t fi»i (lie la iu f winy. tlie «'»H .lili*lim f nt vva* S h iifiiiil I W I Ml. I In* \ 1111*1 it-mi a ll) xh. I th e .(•;i vt | mii -lii'l till* i* * I i ll| to be taken at anything except dis­ g ranted u beer, wine uiid liipm r I •' ml W illi ri'Kunl tu ii win k i li j: 1,1*1(11.n, id liln l (m il limrc iim i i i I.i i « i.i \ %I(S - t i l l | *« M »• | VV f e l l | | * I fill ,1 I HI * .trill. .1 I In tress prices fm die S iiitfo n i laftiir sellin g license issued '» A /u le * m eeting o f all lied f» « s * In nt iiitrld at it% im i t nut, lu in i: He If fresh fru it prices drop, it Is Itriv m g l a r k In c . " " y e c . nary «l.i\ \ *' I'll F*'*I ’• 1 ,M ,o ball club this year w ith tin illK 11IH „the lr total ................... f i tnt aid i.iul w a te r s a fe ty InxUu lt»W n iiiiitn T ili||i up " T ill 1C | i Hill III III til will IV * I lift . i t . Il lika ly (|uolalhms for canned citrus a m ir illiig lo .{.dill I. I.a llo w a v . , u „ Seimo.de C ounty w ill ... I t . owns, .Mr llre .'k iu ri.lg .' slate.l. Io f.nu Denver C m .b it presldr.l •i I mhiI . " tiirlM M i sliiititcil In tin I Hit. l I also w ill lull county t a t collector I ),«.|,| Ibu rsd uv a fte .u o o n from was made to him t.v T h e new memh. i* .... W a lle t E Associated rrc'vN tut: I'ltR lishiu.ih That might tiring on " a vicious "I 11ll|* • »t i.it .<! <• If. * 1.11A IrliU to ii:iiu oVIock nt Sem in.d" "" Colllogw m Nl. C lm .le I W . S m illi, riiliiiR iilniu: |0 In l r» \ ants aw.iv 1 l'i II If • gold, o •• i >V. M. 11^ cycle nt cut throat ro .npellllon „ S ” l|e t h U n d o 'll I?!," llig b Scl.md. I lie .M l s s i m i s a•rr ee iI nii lHitb . - il d o.uilil. iihl. C lia rlfs W F o r n e s ..m l A u l l . o .w ........... ........... ,ii f.t sr1 II • mi* i tin." .11 1 (w hich ) could causa the Indualry wuy " " Hnt^ 1 " " ..................... i.iul ar>il... I» r .. . ti.. i 1 fro m llucrippled l.e ig lite . A Texas l.eauue and Seminole Urlve, an I C lyde K .if Cusselherry, ■. i IM f : im f untold and nnneceaaary losses,“ who is outside of the c ity llm lls who took a new and special cuurse est (a im team (oorr ih e St 1 md j'l . .1 ■ • '* spoke Ihe A ll.m lle lopped p.lM'fll 1i Id \ « ! A Haunnait aald. A m eriean l.eauue , . o f Casselberry, pointed out that in w a te r safety im d lio d . In O iTnnui'i Mir « 2i**«.Mint«'•1 f**l fhfl, Picking ha* been heavy becauae he observed Sunday dosing lando reeently w ill outlin e the new fu rm team s. The T.HiJ til f 1 TH f«*i th. i r» lll»\ Hie canneries would lake whatever hours, while the tavern m a r tin method. H erm an K. M o rris Is Red I n u w u .'.I o u trig lil ny m e u ro w n given i by Hit. Brow n >|ye io Ihe Jay.-.;. ■ or tins „ k a l r h ol newspuiH rs l„ l.eip .1nr mi newspaper's •/ *• f| i lu all , the fresh fruit market* could not ■h iv in g park remained wide ..pel. ( ’runs firs t aid ch a irm a n , uiid .. , . h uildin a fund. M e.n lie.s talked of | ‘ lilt a 1ii*li i 1 L.i ii •i" 1. Ill*'*ni:lii lull* aw a y tin* loin: •■•■til• uae, but now these packing house on that day. lie produced a map Thom as .Stringer is w a te r safety " ,if-I f the .Missions do contract I.. .Inn slln g more, follow,nK . . . . . p i " " " Ih u p .n k .n 'e wenl o \e i oil i line eliminations are too heavy fo r cani.vn Mnl «*f 1iit. pi Mlilaia'I tra in In H anford this spring, it .if funds fro m ll.e I.egiou Kan which showed Hint the d rivin g .dinii mini. (t**a»UMM9a ( I n r m m e «M• I ..i.i r* *i Tl 1 H| . nera In use up swiftly. wnulil bring many Ion team s and jn M arch park is located in the lim its uf M r* A udrey M. Ulinnibers • i M’l ..f unit \ i.<Id Kaiirinan urged shipper* lo move Casselberry, but iiuestiiiued Die c i'id ly com pleted a class in firs t uanu s lo lid * area, M r. Ilre c k in A m eeting of tlie t un .............. f "A V I il iitipai * .1 1*. 1 • imp hi only their best sire and quality le g a lity of this. F o r I s l ’’u r rnige said, losstlde |dnyer help tee and of tlie Kseenl.v.Com ..id in Fore-.l U ity w ith nine Mm $ I'll l/'.ll" 1. . . * * i f.H 1li. fru it to cut down elimination*. u iig ld be obtained t.y III.' Mewl) in ltle e was s.'lie.luled ( i lo m g li' pun Il- iiH em ling. S h e riff | \ A. Men. was In in ii Ml i •*:»•• He aaiil values Im vr nut fallen o rg n n l/.'d independent S au fm I a t tlie o ffic .. o f K -.ilv l" ll.m lo.l T lie Red t.’iuss i'lii.|ite r, suid • 11$ Ne.* N. •* i '• C»:*, i Ml* •! ami handler* w ill have opportunity stru cle il by Ihe I ’omminshm to .Mrs. K lv ira lin rn a r, is seek in.) Hi. wball Aanoctation fro m tlie der. II vAi Ms •i I.i11. •• i !»*• M it 1 .‘l nf all their fru it If they enforce Huuilnv closing laws at k n ittin g y a rn in any color or Ilr.iw n .e .'bam i.li.ml.1 Sun A n I ii,' t..t t*l:,nir<| f ... lb* , mh A i>)irosim aie|y U ' o n i f o . (.., in'' i i *I Mi A n-l i n •to ^ w ill wait a short lim a u n til nioro the A talca I'a rk tavern, pending length fo r p ro je c t* which uiillg nl u li.n l. I.v j . o a..l»»Mi..|n!.' tonl.i como here. in e rly used t.y the boys o f Hie have processors are In full operation the. securing of n declaratory iwen undertaken by the Women's n o.Ill »f S.infi.i.l ••PIIPMII." f»*' fl*M* • Mil* flO 'lflirtt M r. T a v lo r was very much tin Legion D rum and tingle Corps on Houle 17 and "no rm a l muvrinent of ihe crop decree determining shut her or A u x ilia ry o f the Congregational pressed w It. o u r new p a .k and were turned over to W illie John at..l.g Lake Mnnroe .'.III. H ... fi.irtln rn m ii *I w' ^fern Irit'b * t’ **1 | l **NllNH»fl I'flCF *l« I not It I* In an incorporated w ilt again get underway." ill.. ruing. I'alriiluiun II I* l l n 'i the fa c ilitie s ^ we have to o ffe r soli, colored pnuitnt of the p o d m unicipality. I f it Is III I'ts s e l- ('h u rt’ ll fo r the Red Cross. .Mnii AiijuM iii, jyjr# U rerk ilirb lg t* muj iiu *i i i I h *i nf (lie iTinil«*« Y u ik ir -mi r.'p.nle.l I ...In y. lie rry , It w ill Im governed hy the A lilla Foul eii.ipe h ii.eln .,* ntatiMl. * I ay lor (old me h«< wan KrKlou I'ont, fu r pfi*M*iitn(i(Ui In I I LSKHVINT R II.L town and not the County in It* Maiinie a very favoralilc rcpuii in»nilu*n« of Huy Scout hoop N.» ! n*»rlb «lriv«*n M»*< W ASIIINtiTO N Ul - Ken Smulh opening an t closing hour*. (t'unlim jvd Oa Tag# S i n •»(, „ N»i»io mill Hi'liibiuiKh, III, ol iVuu . i i i.ve. \ era ( I t F lu.) said today he would County Clerk ft. I'* Herndon I , iiinl i..'.'Ulli|ia.iie.i by M i 1 Vil e .minted out that the town of introduce a h ill lo "end Ihe xlepton K igbl pel oils arra ig n ed o (Juilinn, If., Arlington Vn . e .:. «h MAVOK QUITS c m M P .K TIN li Frank Hatch. 7f,. died at hi* Casselberry had barn created role of the reservist." n l Inin the tear einl >*f ,. IP l'i * on.d v .'.n o l l.i.iav eulere.l |«I **:. D A V T O N A iiK A C II Ui II||UT w o e ity ....... mi fiftiiinorN w ill He said his h ill would classify home a t IlilH West Hlxth Btreet ..'a * ..ao*4 ns PMe •<»» godly. Nexl T.i"S.|t.y reservists so each w ill know whclh l.u ik u it e r J r. ban u nit aeam u% ho ncitled lom pld at the in iliid I bulge ll'llrk driven by lle .u v Me o f n.it yeaterday a t **«:0 U A.M. w ith .lo.l.o er he Is subjerl to recall lo n illllu ry m ayo r iiiin m lsN lu m r of D aylona iiio o H iik fo r IU52 nf the C ity I illy re, f.N, of llrlun.l.i ean io.' In ....lav ...... uil.g, Born In Apopku Jun. 6, IH70, 11.. .1gb. ■ K t.'.ixlron i presiding, lb. CoillllllNNimi. These mo John f ’l'iu w orlli <>f ili.niHge. duly. II would set at 21 months M r. Hatch, * retired flahernian. .iocket w ill be -.m u .led I" . Ill'' N« ..lie was m j.ii.il, Iml .Mi . •!*V*| «»f c r lllr ls m ." he Ka.lci and VV II s i ..... p et. ih the lim it (or Involuntary service had lived In Seminole County fo r .1 S .iff.l.'.l .VilflU ■in n in g o f Hie W u ile . I . n n except in lim es nf w a r nr emer- said Monday night when he handed la tte r o f ........ was le .fk i'le d . I lellibmig |i',< ta r IUI year* lie Is survived hy the his reslgualiou In Ih e c ily Com Thu m eeting w ill M a il ut m on .liiiiu.ge. Ihe u.'i'blenl .,.•«•.11 .'.I io .o u r. t'.ency widow, M r*. Ilertha Hatch) one T lili'e of tlie pel sons .0.1.1 lllg a bllii'lllig fog 1.1 l) s III Pulr.iliiiiin Stole llcp rrse n la llvp Voile W ill­ mission. o'clock. daughter, M r*. Klgln Myers) one lla iiiM .il M illed . |.|ei.'t me .'luirge.l w ill. «I|.ink.-li ACCIDENT"AVO IDED •on. Lloyd Hatch; one brother. iams, Jr., was elected aa a presl* Police yesterday it.rexle.l on a •li i si ii i: , one w illi bulb diunk.'ii JACKSONVILLE Ul — A police­ J. Hatch) five grandchildren amt tlenllal elector al Ihv inerting of wurrunl sworn mil I.v Mrs. I toll v ■liiviiig ti ml d riving a ftc i a li on* great gram khlhl, a ll of Ran* the (Rate Hemncratle Committee In man raced lo flag a speeding pasA i.o lli.o ii Mae liuilies, Roily I'n ll.is o ii for i i ' i i m ' was i w n l . . . I . HI. Petersburg from which he re­ M'tiger tra in to a halt Just 10 fre t • lunged w ill, a g g iu v u te .l iih s iiii II i.»-uull mid battery on .Inn. 'J. from u car stalled on the track ' • f e r n ! •ervlcfs w ill be held turned yesterday afternoon. an.I asHunll and l.a tle ry . I I I her A fte r the presidential election In here Monday night. won Funeral Horn# at 8 ;SO 1.. .. nous lire charged w itii drunken L A K E C O U N T Y T R IA L Ifedneedav w th Rav. W. I . November, M r. W llllama, a i one of Patrolmen J. L Webb and J. W T A V A R E S i * - - W a lle r Irv in . ne s, d .lv iu if on Ui" wrong side , J r, officiating B u ria l w ill 10 Florida Democratic electors and M ullaly found tho ear on thu track. Negro charged w ith railin g ii young of the road and ii-liin g w illi no to Lake View Cametary. member* of thn Electoral College, M ullaly pulled a man identified The F lorida Chain o f Mission 1 "The Chain u f Missions", L ake i'.nmTy fu rm w ife in ItUlt. li.-elinc. w ill go In Tallhaaaee and caal Ma as Norman C. Farguaen, 31, Galnea* II way I t began In a small wa when imw is rich.'.lull'd to go on tria l ballot w ith Seerelary o f Slate Cray ville, from under the wheel while a ry Assemblies w ill be held this individual cities In Florida were year in the F irs t Presbyterian ............................................. iiA it r m v i i h i . u a W A IH W O TO n V ^ 1^ ' George who w ill then forward *11 o f h« Webb ran down tha tra ck and sig­ Church from Tuesday night, Jan. having Hchools of Missions sod uguili F elt I I at O cala BARTOW i.i* - Km m ell Caraker C irc till Judge T . (', FtiU'h delay (D .O a .) aald today ha U not «oln* ballot* In Ihe president of the U n it­ naled the tra in , a Baaboanl stream ­ Federations o f Missions. lio lh through Wednesday night, ed Hie (ria l, which had lieen ached nf M ulberry, udmdled Imlila king to augaavt a new general la x boost ed Stale* Senate, Vico President liner. to stop. , Jail. .'ID, according to the local DeLand ami Ht. Petersburg had uled In begin J a il. I I , h.'cuuxv a pin, will Ih< sentenced Fell. 13 nti nader any dreumatancaa ha ean Barkley. Ferguson was hooked fo r drunk chairman, Mrs. Ralph A ustin sueh organisations among the de­ p rincip al w illie s * fo r Hie stale w ill lutlory ami lirlliery charges lo M r*. Ruth Ham ilton of Fem driving. k m i to u s i_________ Nmith. Hpeukrrs from around the nominations. Rut It lieceme stale- lie unablu In appear lids month. which ho pleaded guilty Monday Park, aervad at Ihe meeting aa Dr. H elm H arrell glolie w ill be brought here to ta lk wide when He set a h earing oil pre tria l proxy fu r Mra. Mayme Hodgkin, GLADIOLUS d i s e a s e iw fiirv in ler-iknom lnatianal au.ll- Montgomery o f Rochester, N.Y., m oll.m s fo r F ell. H. who Is now liv in g In C reicent c ity . rnces on m ailers o f w orld In te r­ and M r*. Henry IVnlMxly o f llosBRADENTON iR F irsl evl Too aa a heavy Increase In est. deuces lids year uf die dreud glad ( OMTEI.EO T H IA I. ton, Mara., both w inter visitors IIK L A N U F IB K Iona fo r voting eorda « u This is the lld r ty - flr s t year of In P loilda. sponsored its eX|MinNF-W YORK Ui (Sninblur inlua disease- tm lry lis - have been Law Preclp. DELAND ........... m i UP f t - -F lFr ire e Capt^ Frank today by lu p a rvia o r Assemblies, n program unique to sion to cover Ihe slate In 1081 Frank l.'.Mlello sal unperturbed to­ fuund in Munalee Cuunly. A plant Asheville Morrison aald a fire n F lo tilla , which last F a ll attracted w ith Miss Woodford as director. day aa the prosecution outlined for expert caiitluned growers In lake High School Monday "d e fin ite ly Chicago wide attention, when its director, tetta ta t." Invaatigatoro found • Cleveland I i has grown, from th a t tim e Federal Court ju ry its contempt steps In fighting II. l ir . Robert Magle, pathologist In Miss B. G u ile Woodford, was u n til now, Into a "chain" o f Aa- of Iho Henatu case against him. ean and saturated cord New Orleans He kept hla arm s folded much rharge o f giadiolua Invastlgailon at given a citation fo r promotion o f sembllaa which endrclea Florida, a basemen! window. New York V the cause o f "C h ristia n ao-operadid_ .bout D MOdam.aa Bs.llle are held in 20 citlea over a o f Ihe tim e, and only occasionally the G ulf Coast Experiment Station tion” hy th * N ational “ “ * Ington s floor corridor; I o f eix weeks each w inter, blinked hla eyea aa U. S. Attorney here, aald the disease is very d if­ Jacksonville Churches o f C h ris t In a Janlior waa e _ „ "ambassadors", aa these as- Mylea J. Lana told Judge Sylvester fic u lt lo control. Glad growing ia . toting atom danaga. are railed, enter J. Jtyan and the Jury what the an annual i lx m illion dollar huaiw ’-lvlj '•JtJtfU' th i» u g b her w ork In ness In Florida. government expected to prove. ram which 1* popularly laa want on as usual. T ill's h* * * • • / ■ : ! aa ary. to combat aggression. Politburo’s Malenkov Reported St. Louis Brown Ckosen As Successor To Stalin Farm Club May , Sunday Operation * ' 11' • T r a i n H e r e Of Casselberry Sanford Report Tavern Probed Flying Enterprise Sales Records At Acts Erratically, Farmers Market Delaying Arrival Reach New Peak Home Fort Is Only HO Unit Sales Ate Up 106.058 As Values Miles A w a y A s C a p Gain By $.171.28.! tuin Shouts “Okay" Action BeKunByCountv Hoard To Decide Warning Is Given By Citrus Mutual Against Picking T o w n ’s City LimitH Four New Members Are Welcomed Into Ameriean Legion Red ( ’ross Meet To Re Held Thursday •.’lUr.:; X itSTS" D r : : ; r 'S'® V, . J v ..... Rlaiiicd Auht-T’rtick Accidciil Counlv Cotirt Opens Willi S Arraigned Frank Hateli Died At Home Yesterday A.M. • Voile WIlliuniH, Jr. In ChoHun Elector Chain Of Missionary Assemblies To Be Held In Sanford Jan. 29-30 v K W ffl The Weather * '^ViUi 'V ' '/ > i'B V iffW l A ut W A S H IN G I t IN .p New H .tiiip d iii c Sen llrlilKca n ix clccfcil •1****i Ic.mIci (•»• l!i*pul»lu .»n si»n;i im . im*|.i \ (*v i ?»s (.*» %otr III V |lp |M *ll| l*v s* 'I * I If fill si .ill ol M.»s^t ll» l v**»! vvlto • pub lir!> h.ickuiR Gen l»\vm!il h Kiu'U howci for l lit* Hi'publn ;in prc^nlcnii.il uoinlli.iHitii Hinkii'x who I i .i not m * openly .in n o iiiii'iil Im .i 11\ ol In - p a r ly 'f p ieM ilenti.il U 'p ii wilts m ii eei'iln the i.ile Sen W i l d i > of m in .i> k .i He w .i» iKHiiin.ifi d I r Sen llric k i l of * Miio l olle.ti'.ue of S*n Taft, i p n * i«l*‘ it1i.il iioin iu.ilinii eeker i O lid I l ci oil Vd ii'il 1***1.*v lor 411 t'lt'i tion ti*.ii m >ion i e i i . m i tu ho Nlm hhil v%till i o i i I i o w i * ) o ver isuc* on vvhnli p u lilu .il (oitunes w ill i nti- i i i nevf .N m em her's votI ill! 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I i t l l U|>p i • *a i n . t i* I v M l * • l ' i* p l i o l l v H ifitiln* 1 *Imi ihk 1’J *I I !*< IC .IM’ now ■'H I,«ih •v In* h i irL p|t*i|imm i 11. fIIBIIIl*l'l III wi I Vl( • •• in •scrvD'M lu |i <> (he ■ M». l ife m \» ti ii if* • M m »• *111ir <*•I an i v p i'iiifitiili' in Hi*' Itili* nf m t l, . ■•Hti.n |ii 1 111 11 111* l In* ••ai, •;*l,!Mhifpnii **f n year pnr* winch wm pi ll! ill H i ivlfilf I v h’m illli'in llr ll •lim n p Iln» \ ' H jtisI ciiilm l, \1t 'Im h it Min.I Kuril I • v|iiiih|t»n in llu* fat#* in* L c h .I lln* m IfiltaliM ii nf HI/J27 icIipIm iiiA ilurliikC lUal T h v jn 1 * li'phmifs nnw 1*1 il ili.HlNI, which . iiin ii' tliu ii 1*1111 I iiiii '-a tin* n i'ir- • i ••(•♦*vi i 11*«| f*\ th* I’Miiiimny * lt \ eiii •. UK'». hi* puixI Min* u f HlU l»i(( n lij* « 'lt\c ♦ «*f (In' < tuiipanv i -1 /ni l* Hikf Ii li phuiiui f**i f tr.itiTB, Mr. T u . o . . aid " i t . . ' . 'oiupunv i. aware that, in -.pit.' of good " v . ia ll progrexx in tlie stale .luring lOfil, i. large in iiiili. r of m ifdl.'.l apidications lo r t.'lepli.me service are on hand. Tlds dcm iiiiil bug.'Iv is n result of ihe economic grow th o f the slate. We are working hard a t tlie job n( meeting fu ll leiephona • rv n e needs." M r. T u rn e r said. "Southern Hull's activities In .'o iiu e v tk u w illi v iviiin n telephone needs were .'iirr lr.l fo rw arti in a year In which ihe greatest m ili­ ta ry defense deumu.ls since the war were also m et," lie a.I.led. IIIIY KID N A PPE D SALT l-AKK CITY m — A leenage boy was found chained lo a bed lit a filth y house here today. Officers la id the lad ‘.old them he was abused sexually by the man who held hltu captive. An accused bank robber, charM d w ith a 120,000 holdup during • snowstorm Monday, was namaa officers is Ihe youth*! captor. � 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, January 05, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07af81158947996eef7ef10d1bd25f3a.pdf aa8ed3e801cc0360f7fe85ed0c26be64 PDF Text Text m* H H B — • » THE SANFORD HERALD 1*1 Mm . J sr . 7. 1*52 Committee Ruling Hatband It Near Collapse Alter On Candidates Is Beautiful Young Wile Ditappeart Headed F or Courts M an Seized At Bar * In Miami Boasting Of Daytona Crime MIAMI BEACH iM - A redbe*riled man seMeil early lndny In o Miami Unirh bar was quoted by Del. V. K. Miller as saying hr hol|>ed In roll am) kill n Daylnna Heath Iasi driver. Detective Miller save the pris­ oner’s ntiror as Edgar lauds Thom­ as, in, of Dnylnon Heath A bartender's call In | k»IIcc head quarter* Hint a patron was display ini; a pislr,I sent officers to Ihe acetic rive polito-mcn walked in or guarded Ihe outside of Ihe building ns Thomas t.om.lrd to a Hritlsli sailor ah»td hnvlnu killed Edward R. Thotnus, M year old cob driver. The prisoner Ird pollrc In o search lor Ills companion In Ihe hnldttn, who lie snlil was slaying In a Miami rooming house. He was quoted by Ihe tlrleelive ns admitting lie Ink pari In Ihe killing of Thomas In Daytona llcach Sunday night lie said he and Ids pari tier mhlirtl the driver of n few dollar*, left his hotly In a lonely spot It miles south of Daylnna, nml stole the tar. The taxi was found in Miami Sunday in a lot fronting on Ills rayne Kay between Rial and R2nd HI*. B illion In Gold Is A dded T o IJ .S . B ile S ince L ast Ju n e lly HAM DAWSON NEW YtlllK Ml—Uncle Sam Is raking in foreign gold al u fast rale again lie has now got hack all Ihe gold he lost In Iho first half nl 13.1(1 when he was paying mil gold for high-priced foreign enmmndHies lie wanted for Ills tie fense stockpile Nearly one hlllion dollars worth of gold has hern atldrd In Ihe Uni Ird Slates hoard sineo June, when U H, exports hegnn climhlug high over Ihe lolal of imixirls (ioltl still rhuiige* hands between Ihe United Stales anil oilier na­ tions, alMinugh American rillien* aren't allowed In have il In mone­ tary form. This drain of foreign gold In Ihe Hulled Slates is one of Ihe sympInins of England's economic tilsIres* which cone urns Prime Minis­ ter Churchill pn III* visit In t’rrsldent Truinan. The Hrlllih have warned that ihelr economy cannot aland addllinnnl spending fnr mu Inal ilcfrnsu if It mean* further decline In llielr gold nml dollar re­ serves Tn ship Dial drain un tfcelr re­ serves they nre tightening up on their nun Impml qimlu*. barring more American grinds from their shores so that they will have Die dollars to pay fur the raw m ater­ ials they nerd fnr rearmament. The postwar (low uf gold lo the United Slate* was one of Ihe sorest problems until Ihe end nf 1DII) It underlay the nritlsh request for Ihe 3 At lillllmi dollar loan uf IDM. It was nnr nf the reasons Ihe Mar .. vB f • (Kales' golil holdings had climbed to around 21 Ki Ml lino dollars Then the llnw reverted. First this was due In the economic recovery nf EurniK*. meaning u greater (Inw uf KnnijH'aii good* lo tlii-so shores In earn dollars amt a lessening uf Etmipr's need tor American pro- “ 7 i I', ■sr.y R 1' title t « - Then Ihe Korean War sent Ihe itnld poiirinn mil of Ihn United (Rales In 10 month* we lost three billion dollar* wnrih. II went for rubber, tin, wool, nml rmiuilesx Other cornnindllle.s whli-lt Ihn ITnlted HInle.s nml It* businessmen were buying at u lu-nillnng pHre With prlres ever snaring In April. I0.M, I Indies Nmn stopped jtnek piling nl what he eflllml rxnr (jllfliti iirlres lluslnessmrn also got James Htewnrt u*k* n question of iilrlloo hostess, Clynls Johns, In u scent! from 20th Century-Fox's "No lllirhwny In The Hky," showing on Iho Kill Theater screen Tuesday nod Wcdn.'sijuy. X m as Is O bserved Kitfhth Annual Ocala In S oviet V illa g es Brahman Show Opcna I i f ADA (Special) llriihinun On G regorian T im e i-attl,. elilhosiaHts will lie aide to By K1>D Ytill,MOIIK MOSCOW Mi Christmas was crlehraled In simple village churchc* and great cathedrals throughout Hussin today, 13 days after Western observances of Christ's birth. The (linn Ing was due In differences helween the old Julian Calendar used here nml the (irrgorlan calendar of the West As deep throated hells lolled al midnight, Moscow believer* flocked to (he Yrlokhovsknyn Hnlmr, ca thrdral of the Itiisslnn Orthodox Church aland a If, mlnulc drive from Ihe heart of the raplt.il While hearded Alexei, patriarch of Moscow, presided at serviers in (lie stately white building Wilh him was Ills guest of honor, (icr man Evangelical Pastor Marlin Nlemocller. Earlier Sunday night Nlemncllcr, an influential West flcrman rch glows leader visiling here this week as a guesl of church officials, ail dressed a congregation of 2.nun llus sian Baptists nl Ihe Moscow Evan gcllcu] Baptist ftiurrh Al Yelokhnvskuyn Solier several thousand persons trudged through Ihn deep snow from all directions and came in street ears, buses, taxis and private cars They filled the calhrdral ft and overflowed Inin the street Many of Ihe hundreds of tliiiu sands of rhurrhes that operated before the Bussian devolution are closer! now, hut llinso still open number into tlm thousands. They were crowded today for Christmas celebrations in the villages and titles. Indulge in virtoiill.- u full week of Bftivlly durtntr Ihe pi-riml from Jan. Jft and Jan, |<i, i>erau'n of Ihe following series of events1. The eighth Miinual Ocala llrnlioiau Show ooeos in the SoiitliraiterM I’nvilinn at Orala on Toes,Iny, Jan. Ifi. 2. Judging of rnttle in the Ocala show will Ik- done by Prof. H, E. McCrnlne, extension uninial hu** l,n,iil(0 Hii, from l.oulslann Hlnle Itiilvi-rslty, on Wednesday and Thursday. Jan, III nml 17. '1. A sale of thirlv hem) of n g isti'ii'd Bnihmmis will begin at I I'. M on Friday, .Inn. Id, In the Soullo-nnlrto Pavilion, wiih Auc­ tioneer It. I>. CiKipor of Harnsota in charge. I. A sale of upward* of forty head of registered llrnhmnn* will follow n fret hoilo-fiir a t noon on Saturday, .Inn. |H, at Polk Hrithnmn Farm- in Winter Haven. The Drain show is under the lumpier* of the Eastern Hrnhmnn Association, nml the Winter Haven sale i* a piivutn auction. lint I lie dates have been a r­ ranged for both events to enable interested people It, arrange their Itinerary to include all of the events. This Is particularly of interest to out-of-state llruhmnn buyers. I,nmni lli-anrhainp, co-tiwner <>f Folk llrabmau Farms, suggest* I hat "Brahman people ran make a rln-uH uf the two events ami tlir-ii *pi-lid a pb-nsailt weekend in the virlnity uf Winter Haven bv visiting link Tower and Cyini-** tinrileiiN." The Orala sale rattle h io all I hnllribroken nml gi-rmrallv well lllli-il. Tin- W inter Haven sale •itti'is llrnluoaus" in Ihelr working rbilloH." "Ilotw ren -lie twu rude*, we nI iim i M lie able In iiiKisfy almost every type of luiyer," Beauchamp spiya, NAII.OIt DIEM JACKSONVILLE ub Identified by pa|a<rs in bis billfold us Hilliard Phillips. 30, IK. 2. Bailey, N. C,, stationed nt the Naval Air Station here, nml a wumnn were tumid asphyxiated in a ear near here Hominy. Deputy Sheriff If L. Hands said IIIEN1 II CDLI.APHE there was nothing tn Identify the PA It 111 Ms—Premier Ilene Plev­ red-haired, slightly Imlll woman en's five mouth old Cabinet rnlwhn appeared In lie ntioiit 2* The Iflii-eil tonight nffirrr said a M font water hust­ file French National led from the exhanr. through n irudlm: (rum a small pcrcurslon crack In a window. cap he found in his basement lo n dry cell battery HP, FO U N D m r Furrlham hospital reported lialay NEW YORK f*-S a m u e l Masiel that his eondition was not serious lo, 20. wondered what would Imp despite the tiny metal fragments pen If hn Imiclied Ihe wires pro Knit hail peppered Ids hotly CENTRAL FLORIDA CITRUS SCHOOL B S i m Charles Morrison led tfcP Rotary Luncheon aided. singing and introduced Ihe .Mo­ tors as follows: "" ICMtfMMe m a r*«» CM) Ed Bremer of Saugatuk, Mich., and graft, causing many to lose Bud Lyon of Binghamton, N. Y„ influence in human nature and con to feel that the world U falling to pieces, "But if we remember to look up and stand fast". Bishop Bram declared, "and remain true to the Ideals In which we believe, wo will come out all right”. "When Hod chose the star as the sign for the coming of Christ", Bishop Uram continued, "lie selected it Ix-causi- It could U aeen snyw lirir ill Liiu wniul, by any man In the world, regardless of race or national oilgln. Many thousands of people must have seen that star that night. But of the thousands who saw, only three followed. Only three Wise Men". , ■ . . Bishop Bram was Introduced by B. L. Perkins, Jr. Who had c h a w of the program. Jack Ratfgan pro- George Frank of ithnea, N. Y., C. T. Biddle of Bridgewater, Va* Hy TOM CHAMK J, E. Bridges of Morehead City, MIAMI UP—The mystery of Ihe TALLAHASSEE UH - Ttw Stale N. C„ Jack Zucker of Jamaica, Canadian beauty who vanished Democratic Executive Committee L. 1. New York, LeRoy Lawson while fishing on the Overseas High­ rule permitting candidate* for the of Del-and, ami T. W. Scott of way In Ihe Florida Keys deepened govemfar'a appointment to "little Lake Mary. Inday and her husband was report­ cabinet" Job* to run for nomina­ ed near collapse. tion In the Florida primary appear* It has b^en estimated that the "They've gnl In find my pellle lo lie In for a last In Ihe courts. loss from worthies* check* runs DAKfcDANI) UP— Frrrslng temp wife," said short, stocky (ienrgr Attorney (ieneral Richard Ervin a* high as £100 million annually. cralurcs as far south ns Central said he "would hesitate tn make la-may. "Tliey've got to. South Florida law enforcement Peninsular Florida Tuesday mom n ruling on lla legality without an officers wrre direr ling air and :ng v.crr fnrrca.d :,»!«> I,> llu? interpretation from the court*.” Federal Hlnle Frost Warning Serv­ ground searches In locate Mrs. ice. Ho hasn’t been aiked for a ruling llughuelle Dcmny, 21 - year - old officially but th e n aro plenty of .The forecast: member of a Montreal French Can­ unanswered about the Tonight and Tuesday morning: qurstlhnl adian family. committee’ll resolution and It Her brother, Ilaymnnd Doousl Mostly clear skies and rnntlnUed seemed very likely they will be young Mnnlreal criminal lawyer, mid wilh tem pcralurei slightly low nut up to the attorney general and the distraught husband worked r r on low ground locitlons and heforo lopg. closely with Deputy Sheriff Jam es mucklnnds. Light northerly winds The resolution had everyone “ ' II Barker in an attempt In solve Ihe with periods of calm. Tempera . much confused today and lures on high ground will he about baffling case w quick proteati from two *ix degrees w anner than tempera- legislative This was Ihelr problem: lead en —one from each lures cm low ground. llughiictle and hrr husband, n side of the Warren administration "Lowest temperatures Tuesday 20-year old Montreal real estate fence. M v r n M 'r os- ( O S U I T I A S UV »S,I.OHH* 4 STATS! BA SH morning In low ground Incatlona dealer, the ■ ■ « « « « ■ I were ffu iv ufishing n im iN ion sil H IV nsouth tfiiiri Hep. George Tapper of Port St. *" * V l>a I r t lW TM M BTATS1 o r F L O n lD A about 7:30 a. m. side of Tom's Harbor Bridge No. f Joe. a Warren supporter and floor AT THS1 CLUBS! O F SlIUHASISS DKC. SI. I S t l . "(iuinrsvillc Dlitrtcl: » In 3.1 de A ssirra about 12 mites north of Marathon grees and frost. Irader. and Sen, Leroy Collins of CJ.H, Utanre* wilh i.lh.r hanli*. InHudlna rsservs baUncsi. Friday night. Tallahassee, who frequently I* on anti c«»ti Heine in proceee of rmltt'tlnn tii lit ffpjwr Kail Cna.il District: JO 5 the other aide, both said such a United Al 10:30 p, m, ( KST) llughuelle, HUtee Onvernment obllgetlnne. dlffcl and guaranteed L341.IU H degrees except 20 In pockets rule would tie the hands or (he O Utillaatlons ellM*Vision* 1 who was wearing shorts and halier, v> M I sa llo n r of Stite* St.-tte* ami arirt pollUc*l !»' None Other __ bofidif, _IIItHIT, nnit«* IIIM*"i nnd debenture* v" *" ’ ' . .g left Ccorgr In go hark In Ihelr -ind mnckland* frost. governor and Improperly limit hla Corpornt* etiifke flfictudliig | Nmn rtot'k nf Kldge and Barlow Districts: 33 None % convertible and change into dunga freedom of choice In selecting ap f e d e r a l I t te r r v e ll*nk)a None rres. The distance was about 160 to 37 degrees except 31 In muck- polnteca to carry out hla program. 1/iMfiR mid d licouiiii ilnrludlng jNone uv«r<lr»ft*i lands ami pockets. Scattered frost. Uenk premleeR owned 138,483 furniture mid yards. No copy of the committee’s reso­ sj,sri 3: West Coast District: 33 In 37 de­ lution The bridge srmris deep u n ter on rnutd he found in the capitol ilmik prenileea owned nre eubjeci to $N«ne liene fn»t grees, scattered frosl from F.lfers Ihn highway which runs from MlMNrttiuiPd t»jr bank) nnd there was much debate as' to Non* eetMte owned other then bunk prenilnee anil to Key West. Hughitnlle Id Sarasota; ... 31 tn 30 degrees and lust how It would work. However, lent nvest men In nod other neeetN Indirectly repreneiitliig patches of light frost from south walked along the narrow, remenl ,f None It .seemed clear that there would bank iireinieeii or other rewl eRliite None 1 1* I k1 1 1 < w Ilo . . this Hi 1 lImnh i i a n k on i t n *tce|it»lice« iii'l'H outsUmllna slrlp on Ihe soulh shift of Ihn bridge * a r* " a In Inna. bn nothing to force the governor Customers' 1llBbtllly M IS M .......................................................* ............. and vanished. t Indian lllvcr District .11 In 30 de­ to appoint a man who won nomina­ (Jther asssts Barker nml Slain Attorney J. grees with patches of frnsl tion in Ihe party primary. l . l t l I I I IK TOTAL AKHKTg | , f A MIMTIKfl.... Everglades District: 3(1 'n m Lancelot Lesler were considering t'andjdale* for governor, who rte|n,»H* nf Individual*. |>arlner*lil|i*. and degrees except 33 and scallrrod might havn In deride Ihrsn possibilities: rid what tn (in D emcand 3,311.113 I" tion* ..................... ■ v •bout such nominees, were slow Tim e orpora llughuelle might hnvc fallen or frn»l in colder places. deposit* of Individual*, p a rln e reh lp a , and *71,01 I ^ Lower East Coast District: 3A lo tn comment. corporation* .............. .................. ........ been pushed Into Ihe water while of (.'tilted Hlate* O a v ern m e n t And there was a cautious rase- Ileposlta returning tn her husband. Her I2 near Ihe roast, 3.7 to 10 ami 3 I.S7I 17 (Inuludlng po*tal a a v l n a a l ..... ........ .. frost In mucklnnds awny linn from piost of Ihe present little D t p o i tl a of Hlate* a n d political *ulidlvl*lom 631. .. 11.1310 whorls were found In Ihe car and scaltrred from Ihe coast, 3ia.3t*.*v cnblnct members who might use DspoHlla uf bunk a pair of dungarees, a green jacket • I I I 73 Ihe depoalta Icerlifled and offlcera' i-hecke. etc.I - . . . ■ "Tuesday: Fair with slowly rls- jho method in an effort to keep Ollier and a while T-shlrl were missing. mg TOTAt, DEPOWTH ............................ » . I H , l » » . 7S temperatures their Jobs through another adminis­ Indlriiling she had rhnngc<| her Bill* payable. rrdl»coiinl«, unil o t h e r lla bllltle a fnr "Outlook: Slightly higher temper- tration. Nun* b o rro w e d money ............................. .....— ......... ........... clothes. M nrleaa** or other lien*, INnne nil hank premiuea and ... . . . . . a Iores Tuesday night No frost Governor Warden declined tn NonS t n u n e on o t h e r re al ewtute ...... - ........... —-................. •She might have been picked up ,lunger Wednesday nnd Thursday comment. II has no effect on his Accept a nee* r* w u led by or for a cc ount nl I hla h a n k or kidnaped by n passing motorist mornings " None a n d uulM antlln* ................... .................... ................ administration. Iter brother and relatives in Mnn _____ _________ - I.Oflfl ** The committee by reeolutlon pro­ Ol h e r llabllllle* ....... ................... . ..................................... Deal said they were convinced she TOTAL LIAIIILITIKH .not Inrluillng a u b n rd ln a le d vided ballot spice for candidates had been kidnaped and |msslbly 1 (IK') (!f l u u | n n 3,I l f . 113.73 ohlla a llon* ilniw n lielowl .................................. who want to offer themselves for taken tn Cuba. 1 o t - Hn l t l n CAPITAL A l L O t A T * appointment to the Stele Road De­ Ino.non nn^ Carmen Lcmuy, 24, a slstcr-ln Capital* . . ... ..................................... ... . loo,Son iin ................................................... ............ ....................................... „! Iho m lu ln , win. ..h i In bhlY noiohly partment, State Racing Commis­ Hurplua I f 713.!7 protll* . .......... ... ....................................... . ........... Montreal that Hnghuctte "was very at Ihe President's domestic pro sion. beverage director, Slate In­ fUndivided Nmie leierv e n t and re ti r e m e n t a c c o u n t fur proferrod c ap ital i much In love with her husband and gram, hut also In rear beck on dustrial Cnmmlsslnn, motor vehicle 311.71137 commissioner and assistant state TOTAL CA PITAL ACCOUNTH would never have left him vnlun some foreign proposal* attorney. larlly." .. 3. 133, 311.D* TtrTAL LIAIIII.ITIKH AND C APITA L ACCDUNTH There Is strong sent)merit for a Marker also asked Florida West sharp Il said Ihcy would have lo pay *Tlil* hunk'* m p l l a l conalala nf: enrlnllment of foreign mili­ Plr*t p re fe rre d sloc k wllli total pa r v a lue o l INnne, Const authorities to he on the alert tary and economic aid Many legis­ the regular fees required by law Intel r e d ruble value (None for a girl answering Hnghnettc's for candidates fnr elective offices. He, nml p re fe rre d etnek wilh lo la l p a r v a lue of INon*. who wi-nt abroad during Ihe Thai description who was seen by hunt lator* would mean that In some Intul r e tlrab t* v a lue INnne tall ami winter months returned cases a candidate for one nf the C a p ita l note* and d e h e n lu r e * of INonn Com mon elock w ith tnlut p a r value nf tlno.onae* wn v° rtlnnl n u 'fro nl' Mlnml* we *1 ,v" h '»>« impression that foreign appointive offices would have to NK N O S A SIIA pay as much based on the wslary A"*ei* pledard or aaelunnl lo eecure llalillillee illll and for Naples and^'ort M m s ‘ " /r e a '^ y h ^ ^ h c l^ f u ll share of Z o t h e r p u rp o iea .................. ............. ............. ............................ ....... S tu n # (ini rhe l.emnys were married fji r- Jf ,' '1*1 jjjl*!!* °J JK® of the uffleo a* candidates for gov­ ObBsutlon* Riilinrdlnaled lo claim* nf depoallnro-and other creditor*, not Included In llahllltle* .............. i . ............. . .*33 O SSSrWV-i!!' r : r l» .: l! H for C "thewFor S Bast,l e S Z S f ^ i ernor. Tlie pfilnt was raised immedlnle- la) luiajia as *hnwn above ure afleroteductbin of reae/vee of trv Noone . . . _____ nam ed b a n k , do solemnly a bove-ns last week for a month'* vacation ujy ly hero Ihst few person* would be " w e a r Dial tbe ubove a ta to m e n t la Inin, a n d t h a t It fully a n d r o r r e i Illy llnmist has nffered t.VX) rewnni r e p rr e e n ta llio tru e elute of Ihn eevnral _______ m a l tl ae rf a hhe rein oontnined and THREE FIRPnH REPORTED for any dne ns to her whereabouts i f f o r th In the beet of my A ‘ ‘ *' * knowledae and* 'bellaf. Two minor gras* fires amt one W. J. PEACOCK, Jit. . nnd appealed to possible kidnapers healer fire wore reported within C o rre ct—Ajlealitn release her. She spoke only a >lie lust 21 hour* h Fire Chief M W. A. PATRICK very little English. N. Clovrlaml today. No damage was caused In any nf lha three ‘ rs. Btale nlf yiorlda, County nf Hemlnofa. Ida*"*, rd hrntrr fire al 1200 Lake AvrBworn tn In ai and . aubscrlbed ................ ............ bafore m* thla 3th day of Jan., I1H, and misled the coalition government At I2:4f> this afternoon the nue. I hereby certify that t am nut an mfljo of tr* ■ after hearing a final plea from fits department extinguished a Yesterday afternoon at .1:04 the ATI ___ . 6 a ? c iic u rA tn tc iA ,l|}" Pleven fur a freer hand In deal grm-a fire at Twentieth Street fire department pul out a small Notary Publln with the economic sltuntlnn In lids unit Kim Avenue. Earlier In the i r r i u i l V ! ln , , " ,,lB h U n '1 , , # r h t t / ’ publlr Hlate .If Flo rid a at l a r g e Mr c oh.m ls.lon e x p i r e . O d It. hard pinched country. morning firemen subdued n flood- “ sulidlv lslon. ISue. Ilonued hy Am erican ttu r r ty Co. of N. V. Freezing W eather Is Predicted For Central Florida MIAMI Hi—Two men who read­ ily admitted that they killed a Daylnna llrath laalrab driver far “ a little over lie ," were arrested here today, fletertlve ft. Miller of Miami Hearh Identified owe aa Edgar Louis Thomas, 30. Davlnna llearh. Ttie other was identified by Miami Itrlertlvr f'hlel II. ft. Howard as Douglas Alvin Gjhson, IT, Klltstno, Va, I■ R Legal Notice m \J\D YOU DON'T HAVE TO USE PREMIUM I YOU.NEED TO, YOU WANT TO YOU CAN KNOW ABOUT CITRUS CulturCr Vari«tl«a, F«r1llliatlon, P#«t Control and other Subjects 13 SUBJECTS — 18 WEEKS Chryiltr to Im t r th« great rtlfTcren™ tha mighty n«w Chiyaltr V-fl engine hsa brought shout I No words n q ever ttli l m t 'L L HAY* TO W «v* « rer llielr fear of rnmlng slwrttw anil stooped buying forelitii mUrlnl* nl high price* From Apil tn June Ihe United HUIaa' suply of unlit held around 21 II Mi­ nn dollar*, Then Inal summer Europe gol inI dlfflciiltlra becstuo her relouJl| fur nrmii production required ir (u Import hiah'priced m ilrrlili «m vi, and became her own rinm-' itle Inflation made her produeta fl« attractively nrleed In tne world latieia. Alan Europeans weren't Hung ea high prices for the wh­ ir. wool and tin which enme from hlch and Brljlah Commonwealth you IU nugnifleent rnponas lo your wiah, tha wond«rfUJ tense of its power in rassrvs, the com* plels new command of Imvel it lets you feel. . . and alJ of this on non-premium grade gas! We invjts you to try this engine . . . and also discover ths imw ssfsty snd cam of America's first hydraulic power ottering and Chryslar powar brakes . , . a t your serly convenience! jb U emintry'a gold store hae p i etlmhlna aince June and now R n V* hill Inn dollar*. suhatanM r where tt wee at-the ila rt of, Mi tart atilt aome 1 M billion E e r i below IU !M» peak. UN* THU IUMTUTKW SUNK • ■ i ' . ■ << • ■ •. • - �T » A TIIE W EATIIEH . IF YOU DON'T rrcilve your Sanford HcraiJ. rtty P«liv*ry, by 7;00 P.M., pl*»ie can YELLOW CARS H u fE tfv H a n f o r d S fe r a lfc AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER ^OLUMB XXXX1II /.NNoriMled I'rem* l.enacd Wire United Nations To Use Force To Bar Attack -41 ^MiorTaii Bridges Is Elected Within Grasp G.O.P. Floor Leader As Congress Meets ^Political Committee Approves Re so In, tion 51 To 5 With Soviet Bloc Against Ohioan Says Conven­ tion Majority In The Raj;. Ike To Run I f D r a f t e d PARIS lit — The Unileil Nations Political Committee -approved M UASlIINCTnN i r S.m fall III *iliini rlaim rd Imlay lh.il il all the tdeifges he now holds ate Iruusiuteil min voting slrem'tti he will win Ihe l(epiilillc..n presiden lo S tonight a program authorising •he U. N. lo call on regional forces j o f auch groups as the North Allanl "In T r a n I It I t m i a n l *all»(. a It Skippor ot* Dust rttyur lial tMMIIIUUli.il. ary. to combat aggression. Tllnl was Ihe ll'inii.o's ..itswer In Ibe slate.held of lien llniglit Ti..< Soviet lilac voted against I* Klse.ilnmer Dial lie Is a lie 'll. India, Indonesia and Argentina imlilicaii amt wnulil r.'.s|<oud to a abstained. "I'learclil call to |Hilito'.il d id ).” The committee then adjourned but nmifd not perMinully campaign without voting on a Rutiian reaofor Hie lin t' iiio.iiuati.m lutlon which would have had the F.sentn.wer siipimrtcrs pilnlaiitl) effect of bringing tlie Korean truce her.ilili'it Hie sl.ilelili'lit as ass.ii talkn before a special high level lug Hie general's limn.nation amt meeting of the Security Council. elec turn The CO nation committee had vot A ed earlier to reject a Soviet dr lall Inlil a r.'|HOlei lie lieltevi's w mand that the U N. Collective Hus main", Klseiiliower only a Measure* Committee be abolished •’dr.ilt" posMlol.lv, aditing It In working on a veto free aid! "It all o. Hn pledges we have aggression system The vote on obtained liom all over tlie conn that was 5 to 33. with two ab tl) I II. lie li an*t iled tldo dele Mentions The committee then look gulc wIn o tin an chosen I tie up the western hacked program Ill'si we have more than halt ot Itself This was drawn up hy the Ibe i mi vent inn voles " collective measures committee In The ii. i f iinnimulmg u.cel.ng lo lint with the American plan for lie held ill 1 bii'.igo c.irlv in .Intv. combatting aggression, adopted will have slightly more limn I L*"n last year. delegates, wiib mine Ilian iksi ^ Voting began after an ncrimoni Vol.'s needed lor Ibe nonnnalnm R o u s debate In which llritain and In u n Inttvcly light iiiimh I lirfore vital world i<Hu.x ....... runnidi iiil. I’roidcnl Tiiimnn u«n rii Nolle of Ibe ib'legali's ba belli Prance accused Soviet Foreign imli'X fmgi i lii make it | muni i.« tlie fum Icndi.o' fig u ie, io the h'slnrlc coiivei atimis g. I Ingclhi't for fmmall) elms, n yd .I.iln i w I I I t I «>\• 11 Minister Andrei Y. Vh.hlnsky of the fii.*i lime mi tlie While IliuiHe yui'lil “ VVilli.iiu* mug * .‘'itline licnih him i visiting Hi iti*li 1‘iime I di said lie always assumed (• 1 111* 1 I •1111•IU11•I«*I I 1 1 tl lit 1 I . 1, lit « throwing ti monkey wrench Inin . . . 1 1 \ II* »\ * l l l l ’tl . l l i - l p i ***l • •(* • I p l l l ' l •• II |v ,* f -s»ll I • • • • I•. •. !• V I.i. .telling iimuieilly a•« n■« •It• 'tin 1 I m .'g i. S. .i.l a i y \ n I l,.,n % I., t. u amt lli.d olliei i andiil.tics would be .» >• . . sa s s i iMihi.-l, ' l l l l l r i i >i *»I iiiistim tiM i'ti 1l 'Inn a a a • a •chill inti xxiii.'i .inns i 'i n the Korean truce alks hy stth ,lf ........ .......... ........... ............... .. ................... .. seeking Ibe miii.llial.oi. and llial I *I \ iiimii I li I i i r I:i i i .I1 :• • (A *ts(\ A II* *1 » • l*l( l l u * 1 i p p l . 1 f l « * l l f l l t « ' l a 11 lt" milting Ills proposal VA I t ' I lf * 1 1 I A*»l | l 1* ’’*•••li I11 . ntinwe. vvotdd be one *I*IvIHK F *1. « I.I . .1 • •»n l . t ■ II | Tlie truce talks at I'lmmimjnm id Ibelll II* III M t\ III I • .1*1 • •» *••i« • • l ' i f»»i lit* tilt1 i • a t io p m l *'f "weren't going so badly until Hie 1 111 lllMlI L i p IlMXA |*« Illy' I t*W * . | I*A t l.e I t l l l l 11 1 III He ml.Ill all'll lie bail expecled Itllll III* l*tlll«M Initiative was taken by the Soviet I'lsenh.iwer to doll Ins nnitoim as I It.li i nnliMiiiil lLiil.n|ili« delegate here." Jean flhaiivrl told commander ol Ibe North Vllnnln the OO-natlon U N. Political Com Tiealv Organl/alinn iNATm line mlltee. I" and relinn as a civile n to cam A Chauvel was attacking a Soviet I'.ngn • resolution culling fur u high level Mill I'.i'.cnhowei said al Ills fa n s Its VVII.I.IAM I.. IIV \N meeting uf the Security Council to lieadipiarlers Monday llial "iindei At* IT.rrlg • Affui.s Analyst Interveno in the armistice discus no clrcuii.slances will I ust lai Moscow's press h-ft liitli* dmilil slons. Tlie Russian proposal also reliel from Hus assigumenl m in lod.i) that the successor to Joseph c A n i n n i n 'l'r» would dissolve the Collective Mea­ Stalin tins been chose., and that A lllO lllO IO K C - del In sect, nononallnn In |Hililn.d sure* Committee whlrh hus tec lie I' tlie glowering sou.puss of Hie CCIVC F it V () I' <1 I) I C ulllce and I shall nut |.urllcipale ommendrd a regional security plan In the pre convention activities of I’ulitlmrn. lien. ||l Muxudliunox lit Ii , , , hacked hy the West. wlio may have Midi an m Home Fort Is Only H Malenkov Sanford Report others Vlihinaky at once angrily replied O Unit Sales Ate Up Ichllnn will, lespeci to me " Extravagant pralM- was heaped that since the talka at Ibe front Taft said he Is confident he will 106.058 As Values oil Inin nil tils Mith birthday It I* Miles AwayAsCaphave been going on without results Zmlinrv Tnylor, ex-major Ini cm. be able In hurverl a si/ublc mini fur six month*, they "m ust hr Action BeKunByCoun- comparable only to tlie praise uc star Hint former mnoager of itr.. HIMI I Sf l III* I IIIMIIMK' I HI M M | , Gain By $.171.28.! tuin Shouts “Okay" curded Stalin himself The greeting St. I,mils drowns, tentatively « p -J t'‘r " culIVCItllOll »delegai.'s eapedtted to a successful cunrlu him Irnirt On* Unmuu.nlst Party proved’ SOitfWd fur flic trnlnln/t ftSto,n , w *"*'»•"'1I'knbsyitdniu. tv Hoard To Decide to (ui. Mv I.KIIN Vllll I.ISHHM. IIIN \ll riL I <.'nl >| .if ii«. :'mi Kansas. Iiiiuie the .'mnicll of'M inisters lulls He ef the Itruwnl.*:. rlii- s A A . usxacluisi'fls mid Kama WITH T ill*: I I.VIM . I N I I I! ' (m il H u t . I 11 I'll'I Mm * t Imv i Town’s City LimitH and him us "en adviser ol Stalin" the fm m i-1ul, Sim Anlimio fm tin1 states of Ihe p.niclpal Kiscnbowei I*It ISt*. I I INVl IV ^ • ••1*1 Kui I . I . •• t . * | i | 11 • • ' hlgltesl possible praise In the U S . ....... .I 'm ....m i ...... prtng, lliecliiu.iilge mi leaders tio*I IH ! . I" Si'll Srhii« |i|M‘l ul Kalis.is. a **SI.»> I'ni i l arisen *Im"»Ii »I m»*»» I*. |*ill« III, Ai'lioll to de le ru illie till' S it It also credits him with having i.mim'i',1 tin* .......mm *le* Is *'l Hit ll.tt* ui r.M >i limits of tlie Tinvii uf f'assi'tlierrv "furgod victory for our hoiiieb.liil Mi I :■yIm'- lepint is mi n Tati liiicki'. MI|i|Mif fed ||||s inn lanfD hum (In* I,lilt im* I.hI.i v I v \ o.l* » .** hy menu, of n <’."'i.it < «'..t in Hie tireal War of Hie KaHn-rhim! nay lo Si. I mow tvlie.e president tei.liii.i vvitI. ., pii'.liclloll that Hie •In' H)Uic l lileipi. •;tli:ii ot.iv dec.ee ivus Ink. n llos lino no. against tlie e.iellllea of h.illialillV Mill Yre. h will .on-idcr Ibe Sun Kansas delegation will golo Hie ervlliinc i* . . t In III* lull I ic.ine w . n t . .1 In • 'hi. I 1li t.v the t'miolv ........ nfti" This is ,. ilevelnpiiieid of <•» foul bn*. I,,, ibei. Sun V.iln.... .'onveillioil illilllsllii. ted mol with .. ..NilMii.a t,k r . i , s i,i 11.... beg.in vcel.l.g . . . d o ..11, .1 »• lien11n,: protests (noil li.ve.'i Heine lni|Nirtmice for tlie Western .Mtsspo. I'lnb Slnmlil Mi Ycuk tlie end ol .t > low rope Hu. moii. •in* LAKKLAND Uf - Florida Citrus owners to tin- enmity Hint * world, with broad Impllcatimi, Im nppinve, the VIi' i. i.iiix would l„ , I mg toning .i shivs.low o the lo'cnc I •» . h Mutual, which warned lust week lii|unr selling i-stiilisliiiii nl til Hie (oliire of luternalinnnl lela gin spring tiniiiiiig here mi ' ni:it t. •Mi.It' i. n «l • id *' tog I n. moil sleamed mi .it ■. vs .ill. against shipping too many oranges. the Asuleu llrivi.ig fu ik i* linns If about Mui It mid continue I. »*. I.v |*l Itlllg pace I lie safety ol I aluioiitli _ Is warning now agalnal picking too operating L't I......* ■■ day, seven . I f. II there lias been U struiigle Im Ibm* w l'i*k* I dull.in.I b.iilior was onlv so nut. . tni'l. * I.. •It nil 9 many of them H'atNllMttrrt n» »«■• Twui day* n week •Mr. Ilr«*t'kiiu idtfi* tm.l I lie Ml. less Hi.m ,. ill.V - v iv at I!1 to Ida .1 * A V. Saiirman, general manager Located ut Ji'ail Sennm'ld Moii* vvdultl |»i oIkiIiIv y.vi unii I p ill . I all a III IsS I > • i(l*I (»•• of the huge co operative, aald Inal lloulfvnnl, wh'.li I'ol* from (lie ib e Clli ri'llt Il«a||-W 4)||f a| hi | ( H|»»* lav I lir Vv vv «>ve l. . I I lie mi I l a 1**1 M*. unless picking xlowa down there 0/lnmlii llighveuy to the drivi.iv Red ( ’ross Meet putting tlicii itluyciN iii locni im le.( p iclin l It.io.igl. I'.it onlv ... . . loo •KI.IIM » • . i may be Tims much fruit on hund park, tlie «'»H.lili*limf nt vva* It*|t fi»i (lie laiuf winy. To Re Held Thursday Shiifiiiil I W I Ml. I In* \ 1111*1 it-mi xh. I | mii -lii'l till* i* * I i ll| to be taken at anything except dis­ granted u beer, wine uiid liipmr I •' ml Willi ri'Kunl tu ii win k ilij: 1,1*1( 11.n, idlilnl (mil limrc iim i i i I.i i « all) the .(•;i vt i. i I In tress prices fm die Siiitfoni laftiir In nt iiitrld at it% im it nut, luini: \ % I ( S - t i l l | *« M »• | VV f e l l | | * I f i l l ,1 I H I * .trill. .1 selling license issued '» A/ule* meeting of all lied f»«s* • 1 ,M ,o He If fresh fruit prices drop, it Is Itrivmg la rk Inc. "" yec. nary «l.i\ \ * ' I'll F *'*I ’ ball club this year with tin illK 11IH „the lr ................ fitnt aid i.iul water safety InxUu total lt»W niiiiitnTili||i up "Till 1C |i Hill III III til will IV * I lift .i t . Il likaly (|uolalhms for canned citrus amirilliig lo .{.dill I. I.allowav. ,u„ Seimo.de County will ... It.owns, .Mr llre.'kiuri.lg.' slate.l. Io f.nu Denver Cm.bit presldr.l •iImhiI." tiirlMMi sliiititcil In tin l I also will lull county t a t collector I ),«.|,| Ibursduv afte.uoon from was made to him t.v The new memh. i* .... Wallet E Associated rrc'vN tut: I'ltRlishiu.ih "I I11Hit. i . it .<! < • If. * 1.11A That might tiring on " a vicious IrliU to ii:iiu oVIock nt Semin.d" "" ColllogwmNl. Clm.le I W. Smilli, riiliiiR iilniu: |0 In lr» \ ants aw.iv 1 l'ill|*II If• • »tgold, o •• i >V. M. 11^ cycle nt cut throat ro.npellllon „ S ” l|e t h U n d o 'll I?!," lligb Scl.md. I lie .Mlssimis a•rr ee iI nii lb.Hit- dil.uilil. o iih l. C l i a r l f s W F o r n e s ..m l A u l l . o . w ....... .. .......... .11 1 i tin ." ,ii f.t sr1 II • mi* (which) could causa the Indualry wuy " " Hnt^ ................... 1 - from llu- crippled l.eiglite. and1 "" Seminole Urlve, .an I Clyde K .if Cusselherry, A Texas l.eauue i.iul ar>- il... I»r.. . ti.. i ■. i IM f : im p.lM'fll 1i Id \ f untold and nnneceaaary losses,“ who is outside of the city llmlls who or ihe St 1 md j'l . .1 ■ •'* spoke Ihe All.mlle lopped est (aim team (or took a new and special cuurse «!A Haunnait aald. , . of Casselberry, pointed out that in water safety imdliod. In Oi- Ameriean l.eauue Tnnui'i Mir « 2i**« .Mint«'•1 f**l fhfl, Picking ha* been heavy becauae he observed Sunday dosing lando reeently will outline the new furm teams. The i r» lll»\ T.HiJ til f 1 TH f«*i th. Hie canneries would lake whatever hours, while the tavern m ar tin method. Herman K. Morris Is Red In uwu.'.I outriglil ny me urown given i by Hit. Brown >|ye io Ihe Jay.-.;. ■ or tins „ k alrh ol newspuiH rs l„ l.eip •/ *• f| i .1nr mi newspaper's lu all , the fresh fruit market* could not ■hiving park remained wide ..pel. (’runs first aid chairman, uiid " ,if... , . huildina fund. Me.nlie.s talked of lull* away tin* loin: •■•■til• | ‘ lilt a 1 ii*li i 1 L.i ii •i" 1. Ill*'*ni:lii uae, but now these packing house on that day. lie produced a map Thomas .Stringer is water safety If the Missions do contract I.. .Innsllng more, follow,nK .....p i " " " 1i it. Mnl «*f pi Mlilaia'I I h u p .n k .n 'e wenl o\ei oil i line eliminations are too heavy for can- which showed Hint the driving .dinii mini. i.v n train In Hanford this spring, it .if funds from ll.e I.egiou Kan (t**a»UMM9a (I n r m m e «M• I ..i.i r**i Tl 1 H | . nera In use up swiftly. wnulil bring many Ion teams and jn March park is located in the limits uf Mr* Audrey M. Ulinnibers • i M’l ..f unit \ i.<I d Kaiirinan urged shipper* lo move A meeting of tlie t un ............ but iiuestiiiued Die ci'idly completed a class in first uanu s lo lid* area, Mr. Ilreckin iitipai * .1 1*. 1 • imp hi f "A V I il only their best sire and quality Casselberry, F o r I s Rlaiiicd l ’’u r rnige said, losstlde |dnyer help tee and of tlie Kseenl.v.Com legality of this. ..id in Fore-.l Uity with nine Mm $ I'll l/'.ll" 1... * * i f.H 1li. fruit to cut down elimination*. uiigld be obtained t.y III.' Mewl) inltlee was s.'lie.luled ( i lomgli' Sheriff | \ A. Men. was In pun Il- iiHemling. in ii Ml i •*:»•• Auht-T’rtick Accidciil He aaiil values Imvr nut fallen orgnnl/.'d independent Saufm I at tlie offic.. of K-.ilvl" ll.m lo.l Tlie Red t.’iuss i'lii.|iter, suid • 11$ Ne.* N. •* i '•C»:*, i Ml* •! ami handler* will have opportunity strucleil by Ihe I’omminshm to .Mrs. Klvira linrnar, is seek in.) Hi. wball Aanoctation from tlie der. II vAi Ms •i I.i11. •• i!»*• M it 1 .‘l nf all their fruit If they enforce Huuilnv closing laws at knitting yarn in any color or Ilr.iwn.e .'bam i.li.ml.1 Sun An I ii,' t..t t*l:,nir<| f... lb* , mh Ai>)irosimaie|y U ' o n i f o . (.., in'' i i *I Mi An-l i n •to ^ will wait a short lima until nioro the Atalca I'ark tavern, pending length for project* which have tonl.i como here. uiillg nl u li.nl. I.v j. o a..l»»Mi..|n!.' inerly used t.y the boys of Hie processors are In full operation the. securing of n declaratory iwen undertaken by the Women's on Houle 17 no.Ill »f S.infi.i.l ••PIIPMII." f»*' fl*M* • Mil* flO'lflirtt Mr. Tavlor was very much tin Legion Drum and tingle Corps and "normal muvrinent of ihe crop decree determining shut her or Auxiliary of the Congregational pressed w It. our new pa.k and were turned over to Willie John at..l.g Lake Mnnroe .'.III. H... fi.irtln rn mii*I w' ^fern Irit'b* t’**1 |l **NllNH»fl I'flCF *l« I not It I* In an incorporated wilt again get underway." the facilities^we have to offer soli, colored pnuitnt of the pod ill..ruing. I'alriiluiun II I* l l n 'i municipality. If it Is III I'tssel- ('hurt’ll for the Red Cross. .Mnii AiijuMiii, jyjr# Urerkilirblgt* muj iiu*iiiIh*i nf (lie iTinil«*« Yuikir -mi r.'p.nle.l I...In y. lierry, It will Im governed hy the A lilla Foul eii.ipe hii.eln.,* Counlv Cotirt Opens ntatiMl. *I ay lor (old me h«< wan KrKlou I'ont, fur pfi*M*iitn(i(Ui In IILSKHVINT RII.L town and not the County in It* Maiinie a very favoralilc rcpuii in»nilu*n« of Huy Scout hoop N.» ! n*»rlb «lriv«*n M»*< WASIIINtiTON Ul - Ken Smulh opening an t closing hour*. Willi S Arraigned (t'unlimjvd Oa Tag# S in •»(, „ N»i»io mill Hi'liibiuiKh, III, ol iVuu . iii.ve. \ era (It Flu.) said today he would County Clerk ft. I'* Herndon introduce a hill lo "end Ihe xlepton I, iiinl i..'.'Ulli|ia.iie.i by M i1 Vil e .minted out that the town of Kigbl pel oils arraigned o (Juilinn, If., Arlington Vn . e .:. «h MAVOK QUITS cm MP.KTINli Frank Hatch. 7f,. died at hi* Casselberry had barn created role of the reservist." DAVTONA iiKACII Ui - II||UTwo eity ...... mi fiftiiinorN will nl Inin the tear einl >*f ,. IP l'i * on.d v .'.no l l.i.iav eulere.l |«I**:. He said his hill would classify home at IlilH West Hlxth Btreet ..'a * ..ao*4 n s PMe •<»» reservists so each will know whclh l.uikuiter Jr. ban unit aeam u% ho ncitled lompld at the iniliid I bulge ll'llrk driven by lle.uv Me o f n.it godly. Nexl T.i"S.|t.y yeaterday at **«:0U A.M. er he Is subjerl to recall lo nillllury mayor iiiinmlsNlum r of Daylona iiiooHiik for IU52 nf the City I illy re, f.N, of llrlun.l.i ean io.' In....lav ......uil.g, with .lo.l.o Born In Apopku Jun. 6, IH70, 11.. .1gb. ■ Kt.'.ixlroni presiding, lb. CoillllllNNimi. These mo John f ’l'iu worlli <>f ili.niHge. duly. II would set at 21 months Mr. Hatch, * retired flahernian. .iocket will be -.mu.led I". Ill'' N« ..lie was mj.ii.il, Iml .Mi . •!*V*| «»f crlllrlsm ." he Ka.lci and VV II s i.... pet. ihthe limit (or Involuntary service had lived In Seminole County for except in limes nf war nr emer- said Monday night when he handed latter of ........ was le.fki'led. I lellibmig |i',< ta r S.iff.l.'.l .VilflU ■inning of Hie Wuile. I.n n .1 IUI year* lie Is survived hy the his reslgualiou In Ihe cily Com Thu meeting will Mail ut m on .liiiiu.ge. Ihe u.'i'blenl .,.•«•.11.'.I io .our. t'.ency widow, Mr*. Ilertha Hatch) one Tlili'e of tlie pel sons .0.1.1 lllg a bllii'lllig fog 1.1 l) s III Pulr.iliiiiin Stole llcprrsenlallvp Voile Will­ mission. o'clock. daughter, Mr*. Klgln Myers) one iams, llaiiiM.il Milled. |.|ei.'t me .'luirge.l will. «I|.ink.-li Jr., was elected aa a presl* ACCIDENT"AVOIDED •on. Lloyd Hatch; one brother. Police yesterday it.rexle.l on a •li isi iii:, one willi bulb diunk.'ii JACKSONVILLE Ul — A police­ J. Hatch) five grandchildren amt tlenllal elector al Ihv inerting of wurrunl sworn mil I.v Mrs. I toll v ■liiviiig ti ml driving aftci a li on* great gramkhlhl, all of Ran* the (Rate Hemncratle Committee In man raced lo flag a speeding pasMae liuilies, Roily I'nll.isoii for i i' iim' was iw nl...I. Ai.olli.o ii HI. Petersburg from which he re­ M'tiger train to a halt Just 10 fret • lunged will, aggiuvute.l iihsiiiiII i.»-uull mid battery on .Inn. 'J. from u car stalled on the track ' • f e r n ! •ervlcfs will be held turned yesterday afternoon. an.I asHunll and l.atlery. IIIher won Funeral Horn# at 8;SO After the presidential election In here Monday night. 1.. .. nous lire charged witii drunken LAKE COUNTY TRIAL Ifedneedav w th Rav. W. I . November, Mr. Wllllama, a i one of Patrolmen J. L Webb and J. W TAVARES i* -- Waller Irvin. ne s, d.lviuif on Ui" wrong side , J r , officiating Burial will 10 Florida Democratic electors and Mullaly found tho ear on thu track. Negro charged with railing ii young of the road and ii-liing willi no to Lake View Cametary. member* of thn Electoral College, Mullaly pulled a man identified The Florida Chain of Mission 1 "The Chain uf Missions", Lake i'.nmTy furm wife in ItUlt. li.-elinc. will go In Tallhaaaee and caal Ma as Norman C. Farguaen, 31, Galnea* It began In a smallII way wa when imw is rich.'.lull'd to go on trial ballot with Seerelary of Slate Cray ville, from under the wheel while ary Assemblies will be held this individual cities In Florida were year in the First Presbyterian ............................................ iiA itrm v iih i .u a WAIHWOTOn V ^ 1^ ' George who will then forward *11 of h« Webb ran down tha track and sig­ Church from Tuesday night, Jan. having Hchools of Missions sod uguili Felt II at Ocala BARTOW i.i* - Kmmell Caraker Circtill Judge T. (', FtiU'h delay (D .O a.) aald today ha U not «oln* ballot* In Ihe president of the Unit­ naled the train, a Baaboanl stream ­ Federations of Missions. liolh through Wednesday night, ed Hie (rial, which had lieen ached nf Mulberry, udmdled Imlila king to augaavt a new general lax boost ed Stale* Senate, Vico President liner. to stop. , Jail. .'ID, according to the local DeLand ami Ht. Petersburg had In begin Jail. II, h.'cuuxv a pin, will Ih< sentenced Fell. 13 nti nader any dreumatancaa ha ean Barkley. Ferguson was hooked for drunk chairman, Mrs. Ralph Austin sueh organisations among the de­ uled principal willies* for Hie stale will lutlory ami lirlliery charges lo Mr*. Ruth Hamilton of Fem driving. k m i to usi______ Nmith. Hpeukrrs from around the nominations. Rut It lieceme stale- lie unablu In appear lids month. which ho pleaded guilty Monday Park, aervad at Ihe meeting aa glolie will be brought here to talk wide when Dr. Helm Harrell He set a hearing oil pre trial proxy fur Mra. Mayme Hodgkin, GLADIOLUS d is e a s e iwfiirv inler-iknomlnatianal au.ll- Montgomery of Rochester, N.Y., moll.ms for Fell. H. who Is now living In Creicent city. rnces on m ailers of world Inter­ and Mr*. Henry IVnlMxly of llosBRADENTON iR - Firsl evl Too aa a heavy Increase In est. deuces lids year uf die dreud glad ( OMTEI.EO THIAI. ton, Mara., both winter visitors IIKLANU FIBK Iona for voting eorda « u This is the lldrty-flrst year of In Ploilda. sponsored its eX|MinNF-W YORK Ui (Sninblur inlua disease- tmlrylis- have been Law Preclp. DELAND ...........m i U fP t --F lFire r e Capt^ Frank today by luparviaor Assemblies, n program unique to sion to cover Ihe slate In 1081 Frank l.'.Mlello sal unperturbed to­ fuund in Munalee Cuunly. A plant Asheville Morrison aald a fire n Flotilla, which last Fall attracted with Miss Woodford as director. day aa the prosecution outlined for expert caiitluned growers In lake High School Monday "definitely Chicago wide attention, when its director, tetta ta t." Invaatigatoro found • Cleveland Ii has grown, from th at time Federal Court jury its contempt steps In fighting II. lir. Robert Magle, pathologist In Miss B. G u ile Woodford, was until now, Into a "chain" of Aa- of Iho Henatu case against him. ean and saturated cord New Orleans He kept hla arm s folded much rharge of giadiolua Invastlgailon at given a citation for promotion of sembllaa which endrclea Florida, a basemen! window. New York V the cause of "Christian ao-operadid_ .bout D MOdam.aa Bs.llle are held in 20 citlea over a of Ihe time, and only occasionally the Gulf Coast Experiment Station tion” hy th* National “ “ * Ington s floor corridor; I of eix weeks each winter, blinked hla eyea aa U. S. Attorney here, aald the disease is very dif­ Jacksonville Churches of C hrist In a Janlior waa e _ „ "ambassadors", aa these as- Mylea J. Lana told Judge Sylvester ficult lo control. Glad growing ia . toting atom danaga. are railed, enter J. Jtyan and the Jury what the an annual ilx million dollar huaiw ’-lvlj '•JtJtfU' thi»ugb her work In ness In Florida. government expected to prove. ram which 1* popularly laa want on as usual. Till'sh***•• /■ :! aa * '^ViUi 'V ' '/ > i i Politburo’s M alenkov Reported St. Louis Brown Ckosen As Successor To Stalin Farm Club May , Sunday O peration * ' 11' • T r a i n H e r e Of Casselberry Tavern Probed Flying Enterprise Sales Records At Acts Erratically, Farm ers M arket Delaying A rrival Reach New Peak W arning Is Given By Citrus Mutual Against Picking t h i Four New Members Are Welcomed Into Ameriean Legion •.’lU r.:; X itSTS" D r : : ; r 'S'® Frank Hateli Died At Home Yesterday A.M. • Voile WIlliuniH, Jr. In ChoHun Elector Chain Of Missionary Assemblies To Be Held In Sanford Jan. 29-30 v K W ffl The Weather i'B V iffW l A No. 99 Kwlnld .shed l!Mls SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JAN. S. 11LV2 Rii IImIi-American Conference l<rnr>allr fill mil sluwlr ll«inn Irinpri atl.irx Him .(In noon anil Inn.gill VXr.lne«.ljty Inc.rasing il.m.litusi iml wanner, becoming miMlllnl In extreme mirth par* linn. V, . J v ..... Eisenhower B a c k e r Saltonstall Loses; D e f e n s e, Foreign Aid. UMT Studied WASHING I t IN .p Sen llrlilKca ut New H.tiiipdiii c n ix clccfcil •1****i Ic.mIci (•»• l!i*pul»lu .»n si»n;i im im*|.i \ . III V (*v ?»s i (.*» %otr |lp|M *ll| l*v s* 'I * IIf fill si .ill ol M.»s^t ll» l v**»! vvlto • pub lir!> h.ickuiR Gen l»\vm!il h Kiu'U howci for l lit* Hi'publn ;in prc^nlcnii.il uoinlli.iHitii Hinkii'x who Ii .i not m * openly .innoiiiii'iil Im .i 11\ ol In - p a r l y 'f pieMilenti.il U'pii wilts mii eei'iln the i.ile Sen W i l d i > of m i n . i >k.i He w .i» iKHiiin.ifi d I r Sen llricki l of *Miio l olle.ti'.ue of S*n Taft, i p n * i«l*‘ it1i.il iioiniu.ilinii eeker i O lid I l ci oil Vd ii'il 1***1.*v lor 411 t'lt'i tion ti*.ii m >ion i e i i . m i tu ho Nlmhhil v%till i o i i I i o w i *) over isuc* on vvhnli pu li lu .il (oitunes will i nti- iii nevf .N m em h er's vot- Iill! Ihe h.iih'iin: nf u a d U in Small* .mil I I miim ' Htjtnaleil the senuul in e d i m : for tin* li*i!idiilnrs who make np fIn* Mi’nd l omjrt'NH elect* ••il in Hlaii l licv i n e*>'eil Ih oir f||N| M» s ion I.I I d e l !?%• Ma m *.l the i mii - tIn*\ vvreslleil la t )i*ai i onfionl<*il llidil if.Oil I *Mllllnilit i*|ll -ilr ill*fi'IlM* p* iitlnu' iinivn il niilil.ii v Ir .lid ll»k! "liolllli *Miill.il .mil lordRii .ml ".th •lot of how the\ deal with I 111*til will i unit' re n u 'd ’* lo j'.o hef.ire file voici> in ticvf fair** e li f li o n of n ple iih id v n e pi r shield 1 1 > llollRO no nihi'f and >l sdialo i lod.iv inn-liiiR vv.i prefly nun li itMifine I !u le.d knkoff fur tin new M' - ion will i •Mile NNedltOS* dav when I'ri'Niilenl 1*111111.111 will di'livet Ills Stale of Ihe I mini inosNiiK*' hi a loud Sen.ill pllotiM* moot* i*ij* I he* will lay down in al lead luo.nl li'inis vvli.il li'Kldulmit Mr. rruinait wunls from Hie vpvvjnfl— mil lay Hie Ii .in |s I jr h i t applng hetween Mippuilei * of Im piuKrafll • and it*. 11 die* V*idi* flout Id'.l* 'at'.’Ui MifllO ••Hid pnlihriilly poll nt |h*.ui*i aro h.ipme up lliii' i>. Mi ITuillAli’fl P I o| n* .*l to end ii * .iinh.ivvailor i*. fIm* k .iflt .m I i I liefiue ( «.fi.'it iciessed ,( ..nl I•«*|««| m« I'nar **l»» riio n e S e rv ire l* ro v i(l(jjd Is For 113 M o re C u s to m e r s t*i it t u.Mi tint • •I ltd pell •>( •nlll* •Hid k I'ittfliii I*tir 111I II g* Itl.M, Hi M l l l l l l t V |M " kf I • ' • \ I mi* i . in.mu'* i i Mi* Smith* h i IL II I •*|i‘pli**in in I I **I(*urxi|»li I • I* p i - ' IMfl'd tl • « |1 i / * f I 1 ’• • l l l p l ! l i \ im l • ( V Is * "I ( a *• I n 11i* v | t II.I *I.* t •• im*• Upit..ill* Iv | I t ♦ Smith* | || Hull I • l> plmli. « hi • t < i. • hrli*, VUIII* pmi«f 1" ••Ji. .it 1 < •n-tfinilitiK nf 11n* \* m. lept *nl »ti»* i k’nin nf II*! ti-li'plnm* . im .it* II pi‘i«*i*nt iiii'H'IIni* dilllfi|* lh« \ i-iii , hi* un\ niMin«‘i*il Mi Tiiin*i *1*• Iua •• I fin* Inlul litili. !••*• **f i • IcpIiMiK"* n**vv nerv* ilip Sit laf••• •I i "V.'i t Vaa I tine t | Oil p« I r* l.t »' i» it I M i- »I'* lltllllt»«fr n« u • :«i i !»*• • n l t U i l l W a r II. I ••!* pi .*i • i it ilti . • Ap l l l j • l " l l ill i ht* «•>n.inuml \ vx i i .it "i i Stall* •*f I I*a«I Iii pi •*)• t M (!i»! I itll U|>p i • *a i n . ti* I v M l* ifitiln* 1 *Imi ihk 1’J *I • l ' i* p l i o l l v H I !*< IC .IM’ now ■'H I,«ih irL p|t*i|iin •scrvD'M i mm i 11. • • l u |i <> (he fIIBIIIl*l'l III wi I Vl( • ■ M». l ife m \» ti ii if*• Mm »• *111ir <*•I an i v pi'iiifitiili' in Hi*' Itili* nf m tl,. ■•Hti.n |ii 111111111* l In* n year pnr* •v In* h ••ai, •;*l,!Mhifpnii **f w inch wm pi ll! ill H i ivlfilf I v h’millli'in llrll •limnp Iln» \ 'H jtisI ciiilml, \1t 'Im hit Min.I Kuril I • v|iiiih|t»n in llu* fat#* in* Lch.I lln* m IfiltaliMii nf HI/J27 icIipImiiiA ilurliikC lUal Thvjn 1*li'phmifs nnw 1*1 il ili.HlNI, which . iiinii' tliuii 1*1111 I iiiii'-a tin* ni'ir• i ••(•♦*vii 11*«| f*\ th* I’Miiiimny *lt \ eiii •. UK'». hi* puixI Min* u f HlU l»i(( nlij*«'lt\c ♦ «*f (In' < tuiipanv i-1 /ni l* Hikf Ii li phuiiui f**i f tr.itiTB, Mr. Tu. o .. aid " it..' . 'oiupunv i. aware that, in -.pit.' of good " v .iall progrexx in tlie stale .luring lOfil, i. large iniiiili. r of mifdl.'.l apidications lor t.'lepli.me service are on hand. Tlds dcmiiiiil bug.'Iv is n result of ihe economic growth of the slate. We are working hard at tlie job n( meeting full leiephona • rvne needs." Mr. Turner said. "Southern Hull's activities In .'oiiuevtku willi viviiinn telephone needs were .'iirrlr.l forwarti in a year In which ihe greatest mili­ tary defense deumu.ls since the war were also met," lie a.I.led. IIIIY KIDNAPPED SALT l-AKK CITY m — A leenage boy was found chained lo a bed lit a filthy house here today. Officers laid the lad ‘.old them he was abused sexually by the man who held hltu captive. An accused bank robber, charM d with a 120,000 holdup during • snowstorm Monday, was namaa officers is Ihe youth*! captor. �" " : '\<KW rT - ■■' ' ,’ TUP. SANFORD HERALD Page 2 Tur.day, inn. N, 19.32 Chpnce To Cut’Costs Sent! your coiiliihulinn In the Mulch of l)imr» in risir nf floli Deane at die Sanfnnl Allnnlir Nalinn.il ll.mk anil lave illwoiken in llir dine the tumid ol lolitilmg you. Picture* in I In- imnimig papers •how Harry Truman dressed up like an English grinlcm.in at a British clothing journal irrt him But no matin how hard they hy, they dill cnn'l make Hairy junk like n griiilrman. The Orange County Ministerial Association condemn* llir Minn bnmhing as an outrage agaiml decency in this state and mil, HJHin the (iovrrniir In in* that the parties rnponiiblr me hinughi in justice, Il'it ii n not only llie minislrn who denlnrc mill nrli of violrnce m thie Male; every decent ciliirn decs. It was gnnil to see Maitiil Bran) li.uk in Sanfnid speaking Urge For Better Things et the Bniary Cluh just as lie did ten or Iwrlve year* ago sshrn Thu American Society of Tool Engineers conduct oil all he was rector luir and president of the cluh, and appearing nut inquiry among Industries to.discover what their desires * day oldci than he did then. wore ia thu way of more machine tools, the equipment witli Time has hern kind to lhshu|i which the foctorlus make their products, Tito Society dis­ Brani and lie hat uied hi* time covered that In more than 90 par cent of factories, large Well, rendering a great service and small, industrial leaders wore Interested not so much let the people of hit chuu h and In more tools as In better tools. • This attitude Is, after all, one of the cornerstones of improving hit own health and progress, The desire not merely to have more of the things character in i«-doitig. We already known but to have bettur things Ih one of the basic ttad that no matter how high He litei in hit pmfettinn or how factors which keep a people moving forward, and which , far away he goes, he will always make thu difference between a progressive nation and a . come back, for hr it married to backward one. the fainter Mahrl Bolcr of this TALLAHASSEE W - The Flnrl NO FROST DANGER dly, LAKELAND iAV-Tho Federal- •In Game and Fresh Water Fish Congress convenes today and.State Frost Warning Service said Commission meeting Feb 4 will today there would bu no frost dan­ be held nt 10 a. m. KST here we ere alraid, to do more harm ger In I’enlnsuUr Florida through instead of at West Palm Reach ns than good. It just isn't in the originally slalrd, it was announced Thursday. , cardi that rongreiimeii at a The morning forecast ssld there today. group could he rxprclrtl in elec* would be rising temperature* and I f y o u c M i i ' t M t r l n the l l u skin * ijon year to cut expenses when generally (sir weather tunlaht with f r o m a n a v o c a d o e a s i l y Just J t u pare mey need to badly to he cut, to Increasing cloudiness Wednesday. I t o f f w i t h a s m a l l s h a r p Balance the budget when it it to fair nut of balance, lo tlep up 'la m en t production or enact vartal military learning when ll It what it to detporately ceded, or to mil patriotism ahead f politic when playing politics III lie to dliaitioqi to the lilry. And yet we ate afraid It it jutl about wha| they aie ‘pi to do. It, i« not itrange ir tuch circumtlancet that 1 Door Sadan, Good Super Sudan, Fully ifly European! look upon our Transportation Equipped, Radio, Heater, of government and exloot! Tire*. Good Condition, '.'Only America can afford a govarnment”. 1039 PLYMOUTH $98.00 • Wt of Democrats became QUICK at for the time being a Canere) Eitinhower yaatarday that he it 10 _ accept the Republican nomination if it war# lo him. Southern DemI who have'been floundering [.fo r aoma time looking ir Sedan. A Beautiful .... they could tupport hutiatm fee) that they * him in Euenhmw they %o4M r a tW only $295.00 1948 BUICK at i % othei t tl it B y RU88ILL KAY •Sf a c m e mot D lS C A H O 'tR t A s p ir ih Y **) tW S H C O S T O U IV IN G . m C O N t i f t t t C 0M 9C N ES, g K S M P A H n POUTlCS Despite President Truman’s *|tiick ami emphatic denial of any truth to stories that Winston Churchill would re­ ceive a cool reception in America, the rumors received some attention In tlit; British press. It may he that the high re­ gard in which Churchill is held in Britain has made his friends there hypersensitive to any imagined intention to slight him. It )h finite probable that tlie British prime minister will encounter disagreement here with some of his Ideas. Not all members of Congress will see eye to eye with him on matters nf financial assistance to Croat Britain, and there are clear differences of <pinion on some military sub­ jects. The differences which exist, however, are those be­ tween friends and allies, ami they have nothing to do with Churchill’s personal stature. The reception of Winston Churchill in America could hardly he anything hut warm and cordial. Americans remem­ Chain Of Missions ber that when Knglnnd stood alone against Cormnny it was this remarkable man who shaped ami symbolized the (<«Nllni,r* P-tHM Can* I IM I priceless British resistance. Ilis genius ami personality . ... „„ . t h e have made him a Inuts t as isipular on this side of the Atlan­ travnl" t litl ,tll'!' " A ’ ? * , . . * „ . , " * ' tic as he is tin his own. It Is unlikely that any visitor to m g P n vy l i n i a I J e m b , ‘ Tj !,1 t . tie rc e , America will ever he more welcome. V <*rn liia n 'h , I M i u m t , O r l u n d o , Tile death of Moses II. (Sniesian, an Armenian horn immigrant, brings to mind his action to save the frigat'j Constitution from being scrooped by the Navy in IfMIfi, (iuleslau offered to buy the ship front the Navy for $11),BOO. This offer hy an adopted son of America prompted many other donations which created a fund of $ft,<1(1(1,000 for restoration of the ship. Once before, 111 IK.BO, "Old Ironsides", ns the stilp was affectionately called, had ...... In danger of being scrapped. At that tlmu the first Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote a stir ring1 (toom about the past glories of the ship- which had fought ho valiantly In the War of 1812. A vv'ave of public sentiment, largely stimulated Ity Holmes' poem, saved It from destruction. ft is significant that two men of different backgrounds, who lived at different limes, were able to feel the same kind of devotion to America’s traditions. An immigrant and a native-born poet acted, in the way each knew best, to save a symbol of that tradition from being destroyed. , ll it nnl only Immhmg crime* ifiat arc hutting Huiida't irpiila* lion for jmtice and fair play these dayt. hu! rriiuct <d another kind at wrll. A Iasi driver war murdered in Davtoni Sunday, a young girl disappear* under myslerioiu rirrimiMancr* on ihr Florida Ivey*. Wl, it i, needed is honest and resolute law enforce­ ment against all kinds nf ■times Too Late To Classify Welcome Fop Churchill Saving “Old Ironsides” Harold Slaiien, would-hr can didale fur pirsidrnl, »ay» dial i» lie it elected he will rlilninatr "200,000 loafeii" fmin the frd eral payroll. In which |hr lamp* Tlilmne trplirt, dial's nnl gnnd enough. Al lea.t 10 nr 15 nerceiit of Ihe 2.500,000 ilimild he dropped. '• . BABY'S FIRST STEPS Congreiiti, beginning a new neaslnn, han Itn annual The Sanford Herald chance to do something about the tromcmloUH and growing R . i n b i i . a . 4 la 100a F a b tla h .4 d a lly rtrrp t S a ts rd a r #B d S n a d n y , I h r U lm a s a n il 3 . . . *oht of government, about which a great deal of talking w s a ra . r a b l l . k . i i a a iu .< ln > a l« l - has been done in the Inat few monthn. Congress will take l a w ln a '* h rU i,» iu « a n d S n n V ra va action in two lianic steps which determine the coat of gov­ I I I .lia a n n lln , \ t » a . a K a t r r c d a * i r r . i v l r la . a m a t l . r ernment; llteae are the making of the budget and the npO f t n O . r ST. m i l l , in | b r I ' n . l I I K I r r O r n a a la .d . V ln t liln , i i m l r r l b . A r t proprintiona of money Theac atopa ought to ho, but prob­ e f Ca a « r.» « , i f M a rc h R. INTO. ably will not he, completed before the end of June. * M n l. I . A K f l l „ IIH A H One of the greatest advances (’ongreaa could make in l: d l|« r nniiiiiiH in n * bringing the coat of government tinder better control would ll n . l a . a a M a a a a .r he to match the budget and the appropriations. Strangely h i I lh lT I I I T I f lX II A T I.a ■ r r n r r l r r .................................. ( ,Sn enough, they do not necessarily match. Th budget for an I I I , M a a lh ________ .. ......... .. i .imi T b r * . M o n th . ............................. a. 00 agency la aet up in one menaurc, which authorize:* the B la M o a lh . ..... .......... ............_ o.im O a * S t a r .............. is .m l agency to carry on specific actlvitiua and apend a certain All obit lifiri m it lr f a . rntil* i i f amount of money. The money ia appropriated in a aepnrnte t h a n k * . le e iiliK lm is nt$4 N iiilr e s *t$f nfprlstniiieRt fitr Hi# purntier aif mcnaurn, and the amount may or may not ho the anme. W J i l s i fu n d * . eel II he ( im r s e il fu r Taking advantage of this ayatem, n falao appearance of I I N B M ls r silieriliini r n lr a . E ltHtrarntnl Nnllrannlly lip In* economy iq sometimes achieved hy cutting appropriations 4 l l r ) i r r o r n t f i t l $#• while the authority to spend remains unchanged. The result ia that at the end of the year there are unpaid Lilta, and a W 8 fW \ i»rl«« ( ItIr-iim i. D e tr o it, MSI I lip find Mf* l.itula, deficiency appropriation ia paused to cover them. r ’f h . I I . r a i d I . a i i t . n i h r r i d t b . It would he within the power of Congress to make the A u a r l a l . i l l ' r r « . n b t r h 'l» . n l l l l . d • arlualtrly in t h r m , r « r r n t u h l l - budget allowance and the appropriation for each agency r in t . d Taa llaIkala o fn ur nll . |l ibi i .| i rlor ,c anl . ionnr .l l p an the sumo, and to rutpiiro every agency to stay within its a ll d r a n t . ill . p n i c l i . a , budget and within-its appropriation. To do so would seem TUKHIMV. JAN. H, 11132 to h*> only common sense, Stirh a policy would not in itself TO!:m s m ill,it VK1I8K roilucu government costs, but would more clearly keep the Hhnhmprnrc aniil ('(m v lriiri' doth n tak r rowiini» nf ua nil, A control of costs In the hands of Congress. Perhaps Congress rlear rotiarlrnre i« n mlultiy »llm* docH not wish the point to he finite so clear. ulun to during. The wicked /Ion when no mnn imrsurth: hut tin* rlghirom nr,, ludd m* linn.,—1>, 28:1. *if* W in lu r P ark, H a n fo rd , F t. L a u d e r­ d a le , M ia m i a n d th e P a lm lle u c h «■*, O n t h e W e a l e n n u i t h e y h a v e K e ttu ln n * i n F t . M y c r a , H a r n a o t a , T iu n p ii, L a k e la n d , C le a rw n te r nnd H I. P e tc ra liu tg . T b i t p r t i u m m I* u n i i p m t u F l n r i d s , s r r n r d b i i r t o 311s t W n n d f n r d . lie c n iiR O the m itln n a l m ittlo n I , n a r d * n f t in * v n r t n u * d c n c t m l n n t i n n n k n o w U n i t F l o r i d a la n o t ii ►l o g i c s t a t u d u r i n g t h e w i n t e r n e w t o n , b u t u c o m p o s i t e o f n i l 48 g a ll's , w it h Its Ih o u s n n d t n f v ia ltorn) nnd th a t th e ir m e ssa g e w ill |i r o n i l e a s t t h r o u g h o u t t h e n a .t l o n ^ o m F lg rid a . . E o r h t t a n m i r M i s s W o o i l f o t '* n in k e s th e c irc u it o f th e m is s io n b o a rd o ffic e s a n d b o o k s s p e a k e rs fo r llic n e x t W in te r . T h e y a ro o u ts ta n d in g m is s io n a rie s h o m e o n fu rlo u g h , n a tio n a lly k n o w n ch u rch te n d e r s , e s r r u t l v e s In th e c h u r c h n m l c o lo rfu l p e o p le s f r o m o th e r la n d s . M a n y In t e l n a t i o n a lly fa in c u t p i-o id i* l . a v u n p p i ' n r r d o n lh i* s e A x a c m h ly p la tfo rm * , » u rh a* D r. K . H tu n ln y Jo n cit a n d P a llo r M a r ­ tin N trm o fJ Ic r. W h e n th o d ire c to r c o m p le te * h e r f a c i l i t y t h o r n la u s u a l l y n r e p re iu n ta tlv o f m in e v e ry c o n tin e n t, w h o ra n apeak w ith a u th o rity on e o n d lllo n a In t h e la n d h e r e p r o " m l* , n rr n r d in g to M Ih i W o o d lo rd . In m ld ltlo n tu the tb n m o r fo u r s c h e d u le d A a a e m ld y n d d re xa ca e a c h r ls i y H i n t I t I n i n a e t a l o n , tlie a n " a m h a n a a d u r a " f a n o u t to th e • c h o o ln , n e rv lc o c lu lit , y o u n g m lu lt g ro u p * , a n d R u m la y iiu lp ita to r n r r y t h e ir m e a a a g n to th a g e n e ra l n u b ile , T h U g e a r t h e y w||| c o n d u c t t h e R a l l g i o u a K m p b a n la W e a k o n th u F l o r i d * H t a t o RuHHian Chief ir«s llN S f< l I'll** line* i i H i w c r i n U i o 1‘n l l l l s u r o — n m l n i n n y i "1 t h e W e n t b e l i e v e s u c h a s t r i i K « l e th a t b e e n tu k in g p la c e — V v a c b e s la v \| \ i ( ) | „ | , I V s e e m i nn tgi ll yy h a s I n s t t o the b rllllu n t , ru lh lc * * y o u n g s t e r b r o u g h t U p In D ie ix n ln t lim o f S o ­ v ie t C o m m u n i s m an S t a lin ’* p r o ­ tege. T h e r e h a v e b e e n p e rs is te n t h in t* th a t S t a lin w i n r e l i n q u i s h i n g Id * U n iv e r s it y c a m p u s n l T a lla b a n a i'e , nt th e e n d n f th e to u r. T h e y w ill rls n u p en d tw o d a y * o n th e S o u ­ th e rn C o lle g e c a m p u s a t L a k e ­ la n d . T h i s p r o g r a m is s u p p o r t e d f i ­ n a n c ia lly b y th e sa le o f s p o n s o r ­ s h i p s n t $ 1.00 i n c h I n t h e c i t i e s w h e re th e y n p p e n r a n d free w ill o ffe rin g s a re taken a l the rv < n jn * m o o tin g s. . , A lo c a l h o a rd o f w n ttie n re i*re a e n tln g th e ir In d iv id u a l c h u rc h e s p la n s f o r th e s e s s io n s a n d th u o v e r a l l w o r k I* a r r a n g e d b y it h ln te h o u rd o f d irc c to is . T h e o f ­ f i c e r s o f t i l e H a n f o r d L i n n , Ii o f t h e O l i u l n o f M is s ic m s Is u s f o l ­ lo w s : C i t y C h n ir io n n , M r s . lia lp li A . S m ith : V lc e -C h a lim in i, M rs . R a n ­ d a ll C h a s e ; S e c re ta ry , M r s . Illa k e S a w ye r: and Tre a su re r, M rs, J. L . In g le y , T h e v a rio u s c h a irm e n a re n* fo llo w s : S p ir it u a l P re p a ra tio n , M r s ., II C . H rt x r l; Fln n n c e A R e g is tra ­ t i o n , M r s , .1. L . I n g l e y ; P r o m o ­ tio n , M rs, W. I', Chapm an; P re s s , M rs , V o ile W illia m * . H r.; M u sic. M rs. G eorge Touhy; C h u rc h H ostess, M rs . J u r C o rle y , Rooks, Mr*. R. F. Cooper; Nom­ inating, Mrs. George Wells; Hos­ pitality, Mrs. Charles I„ Park: Man's Luncheon, a t Methodist Church, Mrs. Ray Herron: and Forum, Luncheon, Baptist Church, Mrs, 0 , W, Krgle. a c tiv e d ir e c tio n n f S o v ie t a ffa irs . H e l i a s J u s t t u r n e d 72, a n d Is r e ­ p o r te d in f a llin g h e a lth . N o v e m b e r d is p a tc h e s fro m M o s ­ c o w . d e s c r i b i n g t h e 34l h a n n i v e r ­ s a r y c c l c l j r m i w l o i t,,*.- i i o , s „ e > , K R e v o lu tin n , g a v e the Im p re s s io n M a le n k o v w a s th e re ig n in g p o w e r In th e U S S R , w i t h s u p p o r t f r o m L a v re n ty P n v ln v itd t R e d a. d ire c ­ t o r o f th e a ll-p r e s e n t , a ll p o w e r f u l s e cre t im llc c M o lo to v w a s n o t p re s e n t, a s trik ­ i n g d e v e l o p m e n t III it s e lf , s i n c e il,:iI c e r e m o n y Is t h e y e a r 's m o s t I m p o r t a n t in M o s c o w . S ta t in w a s m il th e re , e ith e r, b u t S ta lin u s u a lly b n * g o n e s o u th In re c e n t w in t e rs . T h e p ic tu re s o f tha t c e le b ra tio n — lik e o t h e r p ic t u r e s h e fn r o t h e m — w e re re v e a lin g . D is p a tc h e s fro m M o s c o w ra n k e d M o lo to v firs t a fte r S ta lin a m o n g P o litb u ro m e m b e rs — In n c c n rd a n c o w ith th o lo n g e s ta b ­ lis h ! d c u s t o m o f t h e S o v ie t p r e s s . R u t th o p h o to g r a p h s to ld a d if f e r ­ e n t s t o r y . T h e .s u In d ic a te d M o lo to V w a s s lip p in g b a d ly . T h e la s t p ic t u r e o f h i m s h o w e d h i m r a n k i n g a lto til filth . F o r s e v e ra l m o n t h s th is r e a d ­ e r lia s s e e n n o m e n t io n n f M n lo lo v In e it h e r P r n v d n o r t z v c s llo . A l th e llo ls h c v ik R e v o lu tio n euro t u n n y , p u g n u c i n u s , p o d g y 3f a l c n k o v t o w e r e d o v e r th e o th e r s in th o m a n n e r of a d ic ta to r. T h e p ic tu re s s h o w e d h im d e a r l y ns the m o s t p ro m in e n t fig u re p re s e n t— fla n k e d o n the t h e rtitht r i g h t bbyy his twin In power, on lle rlu . And now today, hero Is how the party greeted the dictator prexum jdivo: “Tho party and Council of Min Inters warmly greet you, Irun pupil of Lenin and rn-ndvlser to Stalin, ............ . leader of tho Cnmmunlst Fnriy and the .Soviet Stale, on the liny of your &0lh birthday. "You have devoted all your conscious life to the great cause of the party of l,cnln and Stalin’ nnd (he struggle for tho victory of Communism. * And so on. Only Stnlln ha* re ­ ceived more praise. This Is th« season of f a in and festivals In Florida. During tho n u t three months millions of psople will be visually reminded uf tills state’s limitless resources, advantages and opportunities. Large or small, these “show windows” each tall an amating story of Florldaa growth and development. Seeing Is believing, and the magnificent exhibits of fruit and vegetables, hay, grain and forage, livestock, poultry and tho products of our ever ex­ panding Industries asrve to con­ vince thousands of prospective homeseckers and Investors tha; Flbrids Is Indeed a land of op­ portunity. Oldest and most Impressive of all Is the Florida /lu te Fair held each year In Tampa wheru ;vi modern exposition . buildings are Jam-packed with every con­ ceivable type of display and exhibit. Dates for tha event this year are February S to in. Operated as a cooperative, non­ profit enterprise, the Florid,* State Fair dors a wonderful selling Job for tho entire state and yet it does not cost the taxpayer a cent. Offices and direc­ tors, who give generously of their time, receive no pny, and every dollar taken in from tho sale of apace or admissions goes back Into the development of a bigger and better fair the following year. Drawing an attendance of u million or more, the Florida State Fair la America’s greatest mid­ winter exposition and ranks among the top fairs held unywhere in the country. The 1062 Florida Htato Fair promise* to surpass all previous events, and at the moment the fair grounds is alive with painters, carpenters and artisans all busy constructing modernistic booth’s designed to -show Flor­ ida's products to best advantage. While skilled crown are busy In the buildings other laborers are equally active almut thgrounds, painting and repairing, conditioning the raco track, land­ scaping and getting everything shipshape and ready to receive the thousands of individual ex­ hibits of fruit nnd vegetable*, flowers, women's work, art, r a t­ io. hogs, poultry, rabbits, ravios, wild life, forestry, commerce and industry that will all pour In lust prior to opening day, Unless you have actually wit­ nessed tho assembly of a fair of such magnitude It Is difficult to conceive iiow so much can bo accomplished In so short a time. A week before the opening ns you pass through the empty ex Id Id lion buildings, barren ex­ cept for the booth structures, you cannot believe that tbs thousands of Individual exhibits could pos­ sibly arrive and be aet In plaeo ready for the opening In eo short a time. But as the opening datri approaches, you find more and more people swarming the grounds and building, each parlorming some specific task—and^ the whole big snow seems to bo put together like a Jig saw puxsle. While the purpose of tha fair Is primarily educational, the agricultural and industrial phase always dominates It, and fun, frolic and entertainment are not entirely overlooked. The best available In the entertainment field Is brought to Tamna for participation In the big snow. Midway attractions are pm -6 videil by the Royal American Ihows nnd this year many now features will bu presented both In tha form of shows and rides. General Manager I‘. T. Strisder advlsea that ne has booked the finest selection of hippodrome and circus arts ever assemble-i for the Htato Fair which will be featured afternoon and night be­ fore the grandstand. In addition, .fide Chitwood and his Auto­ mobile Hell Drivers will give A several thrill shows, and tonnotch automobile raring will Im> a feature with the world's b«at dirt track drivers competing for nntionnl honors an the speedy Fair race track. With the approval of the State Educational Department, efforts will be made to bring Junior nnl senior high school students from every section of Florida to the Fair as It Is considered outstand­ ing from the standpoint o f * visual education. These .school children will all tic guests of the Fair as will every 4-lt Club bov nr girl and every Florida Future Farmer. Thousands of Fair visitors who were delightfully entertained by Myrt nnd Gert last year will Ik> happy to know that this lovable couplo will be back a g a h and can be depended unon to keep the grandstand rrowd howling with gleo when they conduct Ji their funny audience partlclpa- ^ tlon comedy. You’ll got double your money’s worth at the 1062 Florida Htnto Fair In Tampa. Fehrunry 6-10, so make your plan* now to a t ­ tend. The BUI of Rights of tha U. S. Constitution was submitted to tho first Congress at It* first session, Hept. 20, 1780, In Now York. Maine was the first state to ratify the proposed 22nd Amend­ ment to the U. H. Constitution, tt would limit to two tho number nf terms any person may serve a* President of the United States. CAMPBELL’S CABINETS • nUI-LDESnH' 8 UPPLIKS • .MiliVwqnK Highway 17 92 South Phono 1447 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! DR ESSES One Group Junior, Regular and Half Sized. Regular Coat Sale! 0.98 to 29.98 A gpoclul group nf long coata In ull wool gabardine end wool bouclea In cteaslc and flared ntyle*. SImm 10-20 und 88-62 Price 1947 BUICK $1190.00 j Regular 69,96 M8 CHEVROLET Ian, Glean, Good Tirre, Iideally Owned $1050.00 1946 BUICK Super Sadan. A Beautiful Black Sedan, Fully Equipped. Radik Heater and Ik Heal it Condition. • LiDREN’S COATS fclxee a-H 9 .9 5 - 1 2 . 9 5 V s lu s s to 19.98 Values to 16,96 N ow only $1073.00 ‘•W -.j* -».«4 -fC ? tu & £ a 8 a ,, B lo u ses • V e sts �Manp divities 148 Social Calendar • Karlutra Worrell Wetl8 Guy Duffcy Mr and Mrs. Van L. Worrell of 1207 W Second Street, announce the marring* of their daughter, Barbara Kllen, to Utty Duffcy, sun of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Duffcy of 306 Holly Avenue, on Jan. 0. at the home of the Rev. J Bernard Root, nlm performed the ceremony, Mrs Duffcy was graduated front North Klngxtown High School, in Wlckford. it |„ and Mr Duffcy Is a graduate id Seminole High School. He Is now employed by the Ford Motor Company. I he couple will make iticir home at 307 K Third Street TUESDAY Tha Pilot Club will hold it* u v ­ ular business meeting in tin- Monlatum a Hotel at H:UO p.m. nt which Una Mil* Muriun Lippman. It dlit. (ovarnor of Pilot Inlern.r tional of St. Petersburg, will pay har . official vlalt. All committer.chairman ara requested to bring MIsh Ferguson Weds thalr raporti written in tiuudruplitat*, to tha meeting. A dinner, Wade H. Sinifletury honoring M ill Lippman, will hihalt! In tha Dining Room nt *;:4r« I.EESIlCKt! (Speciall - Mi-r f m . Tha board masting will be Fairhy Ann Ferguson, duughter dispensed with. of Mr. uml .Mrs. tieorgr Ferguson The regular business and noelal of Leesburg, uml Wilde II. meeting of the Duugliler* of WesSingletary Jr., son of the late ley Sunday School Class of the Mr. and Mrs. Wade II .Singletary P in t Methodist Church will be of Sanford, were united in held at the home of Mrs. M. It. marriage Sunday lit 7 P. M. ut Smith, <60 Rosalie Drive, ut H im the parsonage of the First P.M. Hostesses will In- .tbs. lien Baptist Chinch in Folkstoo, tin Monroe, H n . Smith. Mts. Klehnrd Hcv, Burger K. Howard, pastor, Hickson, Mri. O. R. White, Mi* performed the doulde ring eeieT. Bradford iiytd and .Mrs. K. E, IIIUIIV in the presence of Miss ja r r lll. Ruth Cummlltg nod A li. Van m Unity Meeting will he held nt Ness, In,tli of Sanford. tha Valdrt Hotel every Tuesday The hriile wore h light giuv evening at 7:46 o'clock. Carolyn suit with black accessories, mot H. Parsons, minister ami tenehrr. n rursage of white Camellias. V iiiton welcome. Prior to her moiriage Miss per Circle No. 7-11 of the First gusnii wus empluved at l.assiier Methodist Church will meet with Ware Insurance Agency In Mrs. Then Pale, nt 12(1 W. Elglr l.ceslmrg. teanlh Htreel. Following a slim l trip, the The tllenners- Sunday School couple will leside in Hanford Class of the First Baptist Church where Mr. Singletni y i» eon will have their social meeting at mete,| with Mae's Elect tic Nrr the Church Annex, ut 7:30 uni. vice, flvith Mrs. W. A. Cagle anil Mis. n. E. Psurlfoy ns hostess. Circle 7-A of tin. firs t Method Luke Monroe lit Church will meet at 8:00 u.m. B« SADIE SIIDI ItBMI.M at tha home of Mrs. K. M. will isms, 21UIJ Cordova Dilve, with Mrs. Charles Rowes, co-hostess. Friends ol Mrs McKay are -or Essex Studio The Woman's Ullde Class of ry to hear of Ihc accident Jo which Miss Mary Kdwinir l!i..ckman, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. .1. E. tha First Baptist Chuich will meet Bluckmun. whose ingagement and approaching marriage to lb,nul.l she hurt tier hand at 7:80 pan. at the home of Mrs. Fredrick l.e Fils, son of Mr. nod Mrs. <1. C. I.eFiln, of Cenevu, bus Mr amt Mrs II Z Dunn tiad E. 8. Rockey, l.'IIO Puik Avenue, as their guests over the week end 1,11-0 M IIIOIIIM »-d. with Mrs. R. C. Moore us co-hos­ Mr and Mrs (lillierl Mobley ami tess. children limn Ueilla. (ia Mrs relumed In (heir home In Wilmmu Mobley is the grand dunglitci of 6 The Woman's Bible Class of the Ion. Del alter lierng the guests Mr and Mrs Dunn First Baptist Church will meet nt Friends uml relatives id Mrs of Mrs Cassell's parents. Mr amt 7:30 p.iu. at the home of Mm . Mrs W It Dyson lot tin- Christ Frank Farmer are sorry to know E. 8. Hockey, l.'llo Park Avenue, she Is cimfiiictl to liei Inline lie g,as holidays with Mrs. B, C. Moore ns eo-lrn* ean»e ol sickness tea*. Mr and Mrs Robert Howell have ssMlcmling Ihc Klwunis Mid win­ Dr. Roger Phillips, well-known N' r* w,rth ter Conference held at the Tampa psychiatrist, will speak ............ on "Adol- ,,r' Mr* 1 11 Mu-ers. of fainpa . . __ SU..... Terrace. Tumpu. during the past which they •lance" at tha Junior High School Mr* Frank l'o*tello uml Miss rveckeml were Marlin Stmerlphcr. ford Auditorium, ut H:0ti P.M All teachers and |,areuts of Seminole Dorothy Costello of Oswego N S' . Joel S Field, Douglus Sieiislrum are visiting here u* guests ol Mr ami ltal|ih A Smith Friends of little Floyd Hussey, County are cordially Invited. and Mrs L M Himes son of Mr unit Mrs Karl Hussey, WEDNESDAY 1,1. Simon I, Dliigfrlilcr. USA, will he glad In leurn that Ills cull There will l,e n board meeting Courtney id uml Mrs Dingfelder. and iliiugli iltliim is mini) improved uml llml ler. Jan. It>ft Imlny for Fort llrugg. he has relumed to his home from P i ' ”1 o rin m .r:'‘ ,m r.san An; » ; : : r i * O.M a.m. at the (.ar.len Center. ,|tlV(, rt.(.t.n1|y mn¥„ , n, Sarilor.l N. C , after having vm-lil about ten the Orange Memorial lluspll.il in Tha regular business meeting anil are making their home ul 31.', day* with l.t Dingfehlcr’* parents, Orlumlo where lie underwent sur and luncheon will be held nt the Mugiiollu Avenue. Mr. and Mrs Julius Dingfelder ul gery Sanford Woman's Club at 12:.'ll) their home mi Cramlview Avenue p.m. with Mrs. Iteaburn (3. Horne, Mr and Mrs I I) Southward Mrs .1 M Stineeiplier is spend of Madison, president of the Flor­ and daughter, Jeanne, have return Mrs F S Vernuy lias returned Ing u few days in Miami us the ida Federation of Woman's Clubs, cd from a visit, during Hie boll to Tallahassee where she is house guest of her aunt, Mrs F. A Pert s guest sneaker. There will also days, In Ontario Canada, anil In mother at the Kapmi Alpha Theta rv She urenmpanied Mrs J ba an exhibit of the painting* of New York City. Sornrity Home She has visited ’ llrolley Oillium. her yiiong duugl, Mrs. H. B. Pop*. Re-ei vutioici here for a short time with her soil ler. Belly, uml Mr* It II odhum. .may be made with Mi*. W H. Mr. uml Mr». \\ >v rF I'.van* iluugl Evans in,| ol | and anildaughter in law.Mr amt Mrs Sr , who will meet J Hi alley tut “ ’raessle, phone ' 4MB*W. Juiksonvllle. N (' , viMlcil heie Stanley Stanley Vernuy V ■•il here ham ami si,end u few iluys will, m»Av mi Friday uml Satimluy us the him lit the llixrnvne Terrace Hotel ____ of the Sanford guesls ul Mr uml Mrs II II (>d Mr and Mr* Sterling 11 Boll in Miami. Carden Club will meet at IliilMJ hum, Jr. mg and son, Sterling, J r . will ------a.m. at the Annie of Mrs. W. It. Nicholson mi the Orlando Highty c n urt of ml W Twentieth leave tomorrow for their home in. Mr uml Mrs lli-rl Hiplcy have Washington. D after s|ienilillK I us llii'lr guests Mr Ripley's pur wa Street hus returned to Ins home the Christmas season here with mis, Mr and Mrs c \V llipley ft'ie Hanford Woman's Club will , r ’nl tp , The Mi.m„Vi»l 11... m " Bolh m C ovrenN Judge uml of Dickinson, N D . ami Mrs havi* u tjtt, honmlnif Mm. Hue- pitul In Or Iundo wlit*re lit* Kan Uwn .. . * s» Nr-I- Swanson ul I air mini I N H «frn. i^* J^1*™1** * V I’wnfliH'd fcir uhmii twu u it Iih 1 who are milking an extensive trip Moridu rt»tlt*raHfin uf Wtinmn tumaii s l.t J C Wright arrived in Sun around the United Stull's, uml liuve Clubs from, .1:00 t., 6:00 p.m. ut j Minnie Leu uml Dnrulhy Metis lord yesterday (runt Camp Cook, siH'til the holidays here with Ihe lt 'i ” u!,p L,°iU*t'i'-i r of Lake Munrim were the weekend Tha r.h.l., I Ins* of the H rtt guests of Beheetii uml Dondiiy Calif lie will he |olned later by llipley fumlly at their home on Baptist Chureli will meet in tlm Cain -ul the home of their parents, .Mrs Wright, who is now teaching Crystal Lake Educational Bnildiiuf lit !l:00 Mr. nod Mr* E M Cain, Sanford in Chatham, N J Ll Wright is I’. M. with Mrs. J. A. Cunning HI. I the son of Mr uml Mrs M L ham’s grout) as hostesses. Wright of 7IH .Magnolia'Avenue The Sanford Ornmmor School Florida'* N'ewr*t Dr uml Mrs. Ward Cassell* have P.T.A. will meet at 3:30 I'. M. Major AI (ruction Mr aruf Mr* John K Bridgcrs with a Board meeting nt 2:30 luncheon, with Mrs. W. E. of Morehi'url City. N C , left tiiduy I*. M. 1‘rogram by the rhildren Kirehhoff, Jr. us eu-hostess. by (dune for Iheir home In Moreort "World Citiaenship", under The Ifemeroeullis Circle will hcnrl City. N C , after visiting here tha direction of Miss Lucille moot ut 7:30 P. ,M. ut tlie (iarileii ns Ihc guesls of Mrs A. I). Zach­ Campbell. Center. Mrs. C. E. Hunter uml ary. .Miss Bessie Zachary, and Tha Sanford Home Demonstrn- Mrs. J. Hi,nth will lie hostesses. Mrs T Bradford Byrd M tlon Club will meet ut the home Slides will lie shown nil flower “ of Mr*. M. L. Edwards, 207 arrangements. Muck Cleveland, J r , of Ihe local Msitonvllli' Avenue, at 10:01 Ruse Circle Mil meet nt 0:46 A. M. Mrs. Turn Frveman will A. M. with Mrs. Duvld Rothscliflii Kiwunls Club uirninpunled Ihe fol­ lowing Key Chili laiy* to the Mid­ fiva a demonstration on slip on Luke Drive, Dellary. winter Conferrnrc in Tampa, held covers. Each member i* asked to Jutarunda Circle will meet ut al Ihe Tampa Terrace during the pleaen bring her own sandwiches. 1:00 at the home of Mrs. L past weekend: Joe McClung, Ed FRIDAY Burke Steele, lYltl Elm Avenue The Sanford Shrine Club will Piogmm. visiting gardens lo McKinley. Ronald Taylor, ami Rob­ bold It* regulat dinner meeting at Oviedo. Mimosa Circle will meet ert Beckwith tha Montaxuma lintel at 7:00 at 10:00 A. M. at the home »f Mr. uml Mrs Clyde II. TcrwlllP. M. All Noble* are requested to Mr*. Lowell Osier, Hit Sum In Bi-ailtlmi egar, who have been the guests of be oreeant. merlin Avenue. Hrmlnole County Mrs Tern illegur'x puients, Mr. M Tha circles of the Sanfurd Ixuru Circle will meet at 2:20 Mlltwuy HrlSIOl " u a rd a n Club will meet at folio wa: P. M. at tlie home of Mrs. J. K. ami Mrs J, If. Truliich, are mak­ ing a two weeks' trip of lha south­ Palm Circle will meet a t 12:0*1 Terwllleger. Hanford anil Orlando Jr., with Mrn. ern and eastern states, following noon, a t the home uf Mrs. (]. N. Winiloi) O'Neal, Ocala, as the Bat**, 820 N. Jessamine Avenue, guest epeuker. ’ with Mm. J. D. Carlton, roDirt (iiirdenera Clrcl* will .meet boste**. Magnolia Circle wl'l a t 10:00 A. M. at the home of Visit Our Doors Open meat at 11:30 A. M. at the home Mr*. (J. W. Baker, 621 Plumota Refresh mant 12:16 Dally! of M n. C. If. Cog burn, 212 Kcott Drive. K. II. Stone will lie guest liar I Avenue, fo r' • covered dish *|H<akar, with his topic, "Air* layering", Hihlaru* Cirrle will meet at 2:30 P. M. ol tlie home of Mr*. mmmm w n tw L P. Thurmond, 1113 Elm Avenim, with ro-hostes*es, Mrs. J. Carver, TRRT YOUR "L l|.H and Mr*. Frank Sandler. Mrs. (!) What state Miffrred the K. F. Roehlk, guest speaker, on greatest amount of casualties the topic, "Corsages", daring tha War Between the Tha regular monthly meeting of Htnlaaf Bailie Harrison Chaplar, D.A.K. (8) What Is the form of will meat* at 3:00 p.m at tha homa gavammant of PortugalT of Mra. F. E. Ilula, a t U0I Park ( 8 ) ta radium lo ita natural Avenue, with Mrs. C. R. Dawson * ta found In North Amereo-hostess. All visiting daughters ara invited. In what metal were tha MONDAY ulna to ha minted by Tha Elsie Knight Circle of tha Woman's Mlsstonray Hoclsty of la U true that rain foltha Plrsl Bsntist Church will heavy artillery A ral maat at 8:00 P. M. a t tha homa of- Mra. John Roger* a t BIO z ^ & t s n s r * , Myrtle Avenue. TODAY AND WEDNESDAY I Today*H Quizzical Quiz white lie's oof w ith f[ SEMINOLE 111 By HKVKHLY tilt AY The New Year seems to lime come In with solne mighty clnllv weather! This'll really make it Mice for the bu-kethnll hoy* if, their uniforms! There'll lie u game tonight, by the way. w’ilh Si Jamr* from Orlando. Trv ami mnkp it, 'rnuse we’re going In -to our best to win! Be Ihere on lime so you can gel a good seal! Tile Senior play i* looming on on the calendar. Fell, lb Ttiev call it, 'Men Are I.ike S lieetim »“ S uulllt* kihmI' The Key Club i* planning n dance Feb. 1, with all the pro cecils going In the Munb «>f Dime*. Couldn't think of anything belter' Be sure to sltend this one, lieinline you know your moiu-v i* really going lownid sumetlung Worthwhile! Idle lileu*: Scanning the tecent Reader'* Digest found teen-ager'- -ituig romicul unit decidedly diffeient In fact we'd never even lieanl of some of the tilings stated! Such a"I'll give you i’ll luslie* with -I Wet noodle" meaning a ship on the wrist; or "Lumping lips" which is the -ante thing n« kissing! Sound* h« if sumetlung new hud definitely been milled! On the tlusaip Side; We hear that Linda'* been baking cakes for Jiiiunv B ud, virus p n m - T t i r S A N F O R D TTFRALP Tlie-af.s), Ian ft, 17.42 moni.i Mure h»pi tu-'i fci Bug betlei soon! A inky Blackman and Donald I.eFII* havs decldad to ling wedding hells in the future! Couldn't happen to a nicer pair. . . And we saw liurby Brown silting next to tin awfully cute Sopho­ more in the show the other Satur­ day , wasn't it ? 7 7 7 7 The Student Council hus eonti United (lb to the TR fund. A lot o( worthy orgnniialiona are givi,i money to needy funds recently, iitul d -me i- a good way to «pend it' I to Key (Tol, i- also planning in tlie near fiiluie, a womnnles* nt, wlii.b -i,oint- iike foil! And a -tyle -how. tneidentally, ton. they have eluitge of the conlessnin stands at the hu-kethull game- totiiglit Various club* and elasse.s have asked for a game so they can earn n little extra money, these In­ clude Snphiinmie .-lass, Library -taff. Ftesluimn class, ami about two other*. Vim all know whut till* yciu i. and of euur*e that mean- S.ll.S. Ini* t<> have ii Sadie Hawkins Day! We intend to, tun, and the date set is Fell. 1!M. Till- is nil nil day ntfaii, beginning in the early afternuon mid continuing until iilmiil ten thill night. Everyone in ■In- inonly i* invited and we want n cmwd 'here! Tln u-TI lie lids and lot- of wonderful games uiid caiite-ts, such a- tin- temptation id n it t easy pig 11lie m ward fur cap- SALEH Tjfmln Ecluilrt Enfoyw Hirthday Party luring it is—the pig! t euw-mlik•- — t.mti* \H"^ l.imfn Ki t*n! • w b * Ing contests, too, and so many, liiiiiuirij v a «r11 a 11i rYImtii\ runny mine! There w ill be u sup­ per In the evening, a piny lute Hint lilt Sill !»' Iftsli y ll f t i l IIlCl in !*v hi*i night, we believe, (Jiee Club sing­ mothrr, Mr** t| t* Idlinh, ft* ing and just oddli's and ndilles of thf'lr hnitu* u’ I!Mi<i t.fft’iMt Av»* Imoths, run tiy dubs anil clnsses nuf. . . . .They'll be full of "Hullin' ", Si'Vi'rii! iMitii*'*) vvi*fi‘ (Mfiyi'tl hot dogs, hamburgers, and all •liirltiff t iifl* iifti'i \ h u h sort* of thing* tike that Bill, mi- rcfrc^limi itl- i w h -• •»v• lurnlly, the th rill of the day will fliv ii r« viei * i*iv* ti i ♦ il** be the race! Don't mis* tlm l! Mnl.e ll.. voiir plans now for Sadie Hawkins K t l f l M I * ' * \ i # • •• lis U d in \ I... liu y ' You couldn't mis* watching H u l k ' ' W 1 s t ) 1 " I I V I> W o r n . 1 i t r •! those gills i base the boys and, S i l l * ' 11 l i * i ' l m L< d l1'! \ f i t M i l p T "ft lo we hope, catching cm! I lin e 'll | i « > r . 1 i i 1 u l t »•' * 1 • H . I I I ) p ' * ' ( I I I (111. lie a pieacber. a ceremony, uiid a I I I I H ' T I I I * *' t U ■till'ill, 1 1 A ' .! »r ring, ton, so you boys, betlei •tftf In'» :i ll IL*\ L;i' ♦ « i n fit*! * run!!! K:i\ |vc^, Ml»» I iifi'l ShtifDii Krliieinlier Smile Haw kilt- Dnv ' It MCI'* Flit Wlt'lil, I I* Cue-- that'* nil fur now Maybe II« M\ I.*. . si"il M u m h i II" ■. «tf I T lie srein' y»! 1>1IlllhJ" A frohl opi-niiig ilisliwii-lit-i in wise i Inure ftu a kiti'lieli that hasn't iiwudi cniiiiter -puce t.e cause (he tup of it mui he utilised I’ltAIKIE LAKE \ i t »» FRENC H F R IE D H O T DOCtH ................. I K c >hmi ii*i* "His Kind Ul' SJj Woman" HARHKCTEI) HAMHUlUiERS JQ,- W FKZ-M AII) A l l F a l l and Win ler Dresses, Suits, Hals and C o a t s , , . . Suits and Coals N iiili nre u f H ill'i Wiaul ( iiilum liiu- -. U m -| unit l(tiyi)ii M ix lu ri's , I 'ld tu n uml lin u -n A tixlliree, III Solid C olors, Twi-eds .mil C heeks, C o o ls in Wool Iiolioiiliiu- I '. u n l ill W o o l F le e r e W e re .’vi i\'. 22.91*1 1 ..'.IN L M .% [ 9 11N 2 7 .! if. is 2 :1 2 9 .9 5 !P :M .9 f* 2 V .9 N 2 9 . ! Ifi ::i 'i s •Ifi.llU •l!L!»r» .’ :9 . 9 s 55.911 r i/.is 5il.!L 5 1 ,.9 -N '»*• 111.! 15 51 li9 9 5 .i .r .'l DRESSES C re p e s , K iiy o n T ll f f e t o i. (io liiin lin e s , C o n liu n y . A W ool ll in I J e rs e y um l 11 i><* s i'le i'lln ii to c h o n -«- from LADIES' HATS Price L A D IE S ' Won* Now ‘Mifi IIMir. iii.nr* 7.SD S.71I suw CO K D U K O Y JA C K E T S F ille d ninl llo.x S ly leu, oil colors. S izes III 'JO. c o u d u k o y s u r r s V2 price STEWART DIETRICH 1 7 .% M .% l ‘J . % Ifj.SLS 2 2 .im 1 7 .% 24% UMLS 27.!)r> 2 2 .% 2 » . ‘j r i 2M .9H ;M .% 2 7 .9 8 MEN’S UTILITY TOP COATS W a te r repellent, wind p ro o f. Ideal fo r year ro u n d F lo rid a w ear, R e n u lo r p rices from 14.50 to BB.7r> ....................... Now S izes •10 3H Quantity V' \ l • C \ i i 1\ f ' « If>L IN I HL A I Mi >13 li 7 l l i 1 V 2 prio -M Hi •1 3 K eg n lo r 1 I. oiil ' ii IvnmSIb TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY PAT O'BEJBN SPENCER TRACY p.l^r A HENRYKOSTW DIANA LYNN JOHN HODIAK S A N F O M miPt*rw ntiM 99mr%a • n D PARAMOUNT NEWS :^v v,.i w f e mS k v --• ^ * . HI . , ... ..... ----------- — ( __ ____________ a _ j. �** IS Man dc 1 Field Elected President To Lead Local FSL Entry For 1952 Season Hoosiers Upset By Ohio State; Collegiate Heads Kansas Jayhaw ks Top Cage Undefeated List Dwindles To 9 Present Plan To Voted Team In U. Curb Sport Evils Cold No Damper To S NEW VOHK i* - The list of the nation's major unlrcaten coltoy" bs-h rt’t:!! (sums dv.lr.dlcd hi nine bocauxo a substitute guard sank n field goal In Iho Inst second or piny. Tni* goal by lllck Da we gave Ohio Slate's Buckeyes a 73-72 vic­ tory Monday night over the previ­ ously nil conquering Hoosiers from Indiana and the nnlinn's fourthranked team Indiana had won eight straight Two other undefeated Big 10 teams kept their perfect records Intact as second-ranked Illinois edged Wisconsin, S3 49. ami Iowa’s Hawkeyes, who moved Into 10th place this week In the Associated Press poll, dumped Michigan, St40. It was No. D for bolh the Illlnl jib* and Ihe Hawkeyes s un The results of the four Big 10 ' ;j* names, which also Includrd Mich, Igan State’s 82-49 decision over Northwestern, left Illinois and Iowa lied for first place. Each has won J two conference games. * mi Scion llnll, Inc only other un­ defeated team to see action Mon, day night, made it 11 straight by j *n trouncing St Peter's of Jersey City 4«« N J„ Mill Scion Hall is No. 9 “ kU nationally. "laKentucky, twice beaten bill still *" ranked third hack of Kansas and Illinois, went on another of Its J *i> scoring sprees to defeat Xavier of }*’ Cincinnati, 83 50. In the Southeastern Conference Vanderbilt defeated Louisiana Mil -Stale. 58-47. as LRU's Bob Pettit, s sn the nation's second leading Individ3 ,(l uni scorer, was hold to ID points— his lowest of the season, Mississippi sot u school record « si, by walloping Georgia, 103-32, quite i *n a contrast to a week ago when Die Miss had 111! points seored against it by Kentucky Herb Neff tossed In 28 points as By KENT t'HKTI.AIN An independently owned nnd operated Sanford baseball fi-nm became n definite probability Inst E n t h u s i a s m night when a 10 mail board of di­ rectors was appointed nnd n four mnn executive board was elected at the Chamber nf Commerce baseball committee’s meeting in the City Hull. Joel Field, former president of Ihi' Hanford club In It* Id. was elected president and W. V. Hit­ ting vice-president. The grout) also electro I. L. Ingle* treasurer nnd Miss Maude Kntnscy tempor­ ary areretnry. John Krlder, ebulrmnn of tlp< Chamber bascbnll planning rommltteo nnd president nf the Flor­ ida .Stole League, slated Mint dm to the housing shortage there is no possibility of bringing a major league team or form club to .Sunford for spring training, nor could any working agreement be arranged for the same reason. F. A. I'nlmer, former president of the Hanford (dull III 1920-27, suld that mi independently owned club should engender greater lo­ cal Interest nnd, thus, draw bettor at tbc gate tlmn a team run on a working agreement by some major league club. He cautioned, however, "It I* goillg to be u difficult Job to operate I his team, nnd speaking from personal experience, I know It will require lot* of work from everyone." Krlder outlined the immediate tasks to hu accomplished ns fal­ lows: 1. Balling tho $1,100 guarantee money to tie forwarded to tho National llnsclmll Association In order that tho franchise nmv lie transferred from the New York I Giant* to Ihi- Hanford iln-chtill Association. 2. Helling of npmoximnt.'ly $10, Found AtLonpwoodTrack u Miami Hoopsters Try To Improve On 4-5 Record (KU) of advance ticket* or rtbmit 260 ducal*. 3. Acquiring of a bus utul uni forms. Ili- suld that Carl llul.la-ll, former Giant pitching gient ami currently with tho New York or­ ganisation, tiiul tentatively offer­ ed the Hanfoid club tin- u ill form ■> and bus for outright purchase fur the 11)52 season. 4. Helling of sign apace on tinoutfield walls. Mr. Field, taking ovei Ihe pre shield's chair after III* elei-tbiu, proceeded to use Krlder'* plan for the Inti*Im of action to he taken at the scheduled meeting of tho ex­ ecutive board Friday night. He also solicited comment from all persons on their opinion* nf Han­ ford's hiisehull prospects for the coming ncuson. Mr. Field appointed .Marina Harninn, WTItlt radio newscaster, ns head of u public rotations com­ mittee to bn composed of radio and neWHpuper representatives. Earlier Mr. Krlder stated the player prospects for tho cnmlnt? year are good since tho GoorginAlnhnma league had folded up with several oilier northern small circuits di-handing, H u m roleuxing many mine plnyei* for the FHI. loon to draw from. In addition, Intolu the rum p, "I h a v e received tentative offer* of player aid from three major league loam*," Mr, Krlder ridded llial the Flor­ ida Wide League I* in excullent i‘ shape with nine teams In the fold anil nil operated independently exr„ fvpt for Orlando (Washington Senator working agreement) and Daytona (Cleveland Indian farm Hub). "Wo hero in Sanford are tn the worst position of any nf the lea giio'n tnuiiis," he continued, "hut * not as bad ns we were at tin- be­ ginning of the ItMU senson wln-n j wo had one of our most success'• /ul years.” I’romlses for thrao signs and ■V' seven season tickets came from Kurl Higginbotham, II. If, Colu» man and W. A. Morrison, - i • The eleven other dbertors of ] tho Hanford ilnut-lmll team are A. K. Yowell, L. F. Hoyle, If. II. (Mho, i W. W. Dawson, Jr., Earl lllggln• M liani, W. A. Morrison. Judge , Douglas 8tnn*Ut>m, II. II. Coie* - - man, John Kader and W. (J. KU- I-,ill-til, .Iiiiiii Kvn iis. Mutilrll Hillnl.,, l-ix iik r rui-iiimr. • ot u rn H A i r:— a i n n , , s i n . I.yli il 'i l i l t n , Muiiil,- T, Kuril,I HI., <'lti*» L in g . Knkii, d e n t - r n l .Motnr*, Sir. I’r**t,ni. K n i i , '* M m iiu . I 'l l - T M II.X I'IS —- V l l U h . r n ir T u a n L,i-.i ,1r r , llo* A a n y , llr,iiiii)e Nen,i liny Id it, J l u r y l.iiolm-, HMrrlttir New*. Kr,,t, li Hecrnl, VuI ill mil r six t h i i .x i t :— a l in k * s i n * Mud T h u n d e r , K erri* Kill a. Huopi »*iyir. Heiinior l lrl* ,,,e . \VI«, I ' l i i n . e o n Ami II,.1,1, T>*p T.,|ij.*r. P - r r i l Nn Mon. s m i r x i n M i c i : — n / i n i h * ti l l * I ’nplio, Ik tsy I 'l i k l it ', I ' u . c y l i j l t t . Te*«* (liinirHter .le r ry Aunln. I'lOiilnir’R l . l k l i i n l e g . lliitm l i e i i l n a , SVI*e liny. K I H H T I I l l t l l ' . — n /IM th * M ile L u c k y l lllv » r, N n r g i e r n eli, K ill* Hpeeil.l nr, Hhiii I v NHililUr, W h i l e Ilnur, ( m i i i r i n . Til.litnli", Hinitll I'eclfli m s t ii ii s c i a / m i h * sill* Kell Ht>le, i ' iih*1*‘* Knitlrlki-, U iv a t s , t r * M n r W e l l , llan l l u p p y , I rim I'eiuiy. IlirMier Kiirprl»ei| I I I S T I I I I S l i : — SIM4I- I 'r u ir * * Hi l u l u A ly eleiy , lliim r. O lcn llo i, I . I d l e n lil IhtillliM. nine VM* NCAA Leader Labels Proposed Program L i t t l e Premature Ity ARTHUR F.DSON -WASHINGTON igl — College sports a* they now are conducted would be completely changed under a far-reaching plan promised by 10 college president* studying Inlcr collogliile nihlellcs. The presidents come up with a code tiiut would rule out spring football practice, forbid post season games and wipe out athletic schoi arahlpa. ■ As cxpcclcd, It quickly drew criticism. President Hugh V. Wil­ lett of Ihe National Collegiate Ath­ letic Association (NCAA), in Cin­ cinnati, described the proposal as "a little prem ature.” Commant flowed elsewhere. The presidents, members of a special committee set up by the American Council on Education, disclosed their plan at a news con ferenro Monday. They recommend­ ed that: 1. Athletic scholarships should he forbidden. All scholarships should he given strictly on trie basis of a student's educational ability and his economic needs. 2. Koch s|Mirt should be played and practiced only In its season Under their plan, football would be practiced and played only from Sept. 1 until Ihe first Saturday In December. Basketball practice and games could not begin until Dec 1 and would end by March 13. 3. All post-season games would be forbidden In season tourna menta would be limited to those sponsored by the schools them­ selves and field on their uwn campuses 4 Any school which got out-of hounds uthlctlcnlly would have to answer hi its accrediting assocla lion. Willett declined to common! ut Tula no went Into overtime tu do feat Tennessee. 71-05, III another .Southeastern (.’{inference fray. Joe Agee anil Bill Chambers had a big night with 30 and 28 points, respectively. In leading William anil Mary lo a 97-75 .Soulhern Con furence triumph over Wake For rest Wash ing ton nnd Leo won its first Southern Conference game In five Nlarl*. downing Hirhmond, 81 05. Maryland heat Virginia, 5353. In a non conference affair. Murray Stale 4Ky.), winner of It straight before losing tn Dayton Inst Saturday, dropped Its second straight and first place In tho Otpn Valley Cnnforenre race when ilt fell before Enslorn Kentucky, 84 05. The victor* took over first By JOHN CHANDLER NEWYORKun —Tho University nf Kansas Jayhawks remained the No. 1 college basketball team for tho second straight week today In Hit nation wide Associated Press poll—but Illinois is hanging on closely in aecoml place. Kansas, which replaced Ken­ tucky as the leader a week ago. has only one game this week, play­ ing at Missouri in the finals of Ihe nig Seven Tournament Inst month, 75 63, and figure to roll on undefeated to their 12th straight victory. Last week, Kansas played one gamo. defeating Oklahoma, 71-48, as j‘All-America " Clyde Lovclclto counted 25 points. Lovelcttc Is the lending major college Individual scorer with an average of better than 27 point*.a game. The nation’! sports writers and sportscastera sent in 102 ballots, and Kansas got 38 firsts for a total of B12 points. A week ago, only 12 points separated Kansas and the No. 2 team, Illinois. This week, Illinois rccelvctl 21 first-plico votes nnd had 774 points, or 38 points be­ hind Kansas. There were two newcomers to the top 10, Scion Hall moving Into tho No. 9 spot from No. 11, and Iowa taking nver No. 10, after being No. 12. St. John's of Brook- length on the recommendation*, hut said he was Interested In "the data and facts” on which they were based Ho said he will meet in Cincin­ nati Thursday with Dr. John Han­ nah, president of Michigan Stato College anil committee chairman. "If they start trying to eliminate athletic scholarships, he said, "I Imagine there'll he a fight that'll make tho sanity code fight took like a tea parly." Dr. Hannah said the proposal will go to Ihe Executive Coimntllco of the American Council ou Educa­ tion, The committee has the power to approve or disapprove the plan. Tha council Is made up of all tho leading educational associa­ tions In the country plus 97d uni­ versities, colleges and school sys­ tems. It has no power, hut Hannah said Its influence Is tremendous Seminole Quintet Clashes With St. James Here This Evening The Seminole High School var­ sity quintet will be seeking their second victory nf tha current cage senson when they tangle with tho St. James, Orlando, courtmen to­ night in a double header a t thu Sanford gymnasium. The junior varsity five will sta rt the program off a t 7 :IB with the big game slated to begin about 8:,'10 this evening. Coach Fred (tanas' team will encounter the xone defense for the first time this year against St. James, “It will he interesting to sen how our hoys do against this different defensive setup,” Ganas commented. The Sanford ragera hav# em­ ployed a man*to-man defense which la the standard brand of ball In this area. St. Jam es boasts of a fair record so far with tha xone and tha Sambiolea have only won one gamo In four with their msn-to-man techni­ que. The Celery Fed Cage'hopes hava taken a turn for the better since tho holidays having defeated Winter Garden 311-36 and held thu incomparable Senbreexe quintet 57-33 after leading early In tho contest. The Seminolo cagers have displayed spark on driving lay­ ups and the height advantage of Gerald Covington and Wlao H ar­ din has been utilised under tho boards In tho last two games. The contest should be close with pre-gamo dopstera figuring a draw between tho two teams. The wlnleas Celery Fed B team will go Into the initial fray agalnit St. James junior varsity a slight underdog, However, the Sanford JV ’a have likewise been showing improvement In the last two encountera. lyn and New York University were Ganaa will count heavily on knocked out of the select 10. Team standings with points figtired mi n 109 8 7 0 3 4 3 2 1 basis (First place vales In parentheses): t. Kansas (38) 812 2. Illinois (21) 77 If 3. Kentucky (12) 027 4 Indiana (3) 553 5 SI.Louis (3) 450 0 . Washington ID 2113 7. Kansas Statu 250 8 SI. Dnnavcnlurc 14) 203 9 Scion Hall (3) 201 10. Iowa (2) 195 The university of Florida receiv­ ed one first-place vote. CORAL- GABLES (S p e c ln liHtarting tomorrow the Univciaity <>f Miami launches n four gumo home stand extending through Friday, Jan. 18, which will Juit about settle the figure the Hurri­ canes arc to cut In this year’s Florida collegiate basketball race. The Hurricanes lost December road games to Rollins and Florida and now fare Florida Southern, Florida State, Stetson nnd Tampa nl home In that order. To rate a* a first division contender, Miami must win three of the games; to figure nx n title hone, the Hurri­ canes must bounce nil four of their foes. Miami, with a 4-6 record anil losses In Its last three starts, hiu*t do an uhout face to get going, in Cant. Sy Chadroff, Howard Keen* nnd Mel Ynnurk, It has three of the state’s leading scorers, each having averAged better then 10 points per game and the Hurri­ canes aro dangerous to every toe. Onre some of tho new man being used by the club settle down, Mi­ ami could become even tougher to handle. Scoring records to date show Miami’s veterans showing im­ provement not only In their point making ability hut also In their accuracy. Lust year, Chadroff averaged 12.8 points pur game; this year, 1(1.8. Howard Keene moved from 8.8 to 1-1.7; Mel Ynnuck from 3.5 to 11.2; Jack Schnei­ der from 6.8 to 8.4 ami Dick Hoff­ man from 1.0 to 4.8. A year ago, Keene, Schneider nnd Hoffman ware all below .300 in their basket shooting profi* clcncy. This year they rank .383, 1 t»H INCH w m m an 1OOtflii | . . . W / Coroo* i -■»* i 1 1 | W ■ 1 O.A, 11 m W 1 / rm Kf In ra H leacn'arga B — -ik —M • out.mum . * l'**' T0R IB IT lmore. I P.M. | M m W i I Q k la M a s •_____ i Mr**ari ' We call it the iy to Judge car value, tot*, not Taney claims, ih* Way k it you com•with cars costing linnBtM »* > for ruomlnext, JV ‘ Come In tho first cKaoco you gat, Soo, drive Dm new ’M Dodge. See , , , com­ pare . , . discover. . . you could still pay hundred* of doQan more for a car and ON DllflAV > - v '--- * mm i s -i - f'lr'i visibility, rifting comfort, u l e t y . h'a th* ic t i M i Wfjfi Ihe mohcy-MViag wny, now oar. * H u 11% PrJttel Tu te 4 »4 w '? " ! " * * « < • « .w T S T I nn **». {_ «»** 1 9IH9 L <k. I T | «s*« Rgy NO l H0_ j NO | NO K ? IBUsMl iltla 1 tJfl '" 1 **V ', larffclM JACKSONVILLE <*-A sign of spring Is In (he air. The b u c b o ^ schools arc opening in Florida. * BUI McGowan, veteran major league umpire, opens his second winter umpires school at Daytona Reach today. He hoped to enroll 200 students i t the two five-week aeaslons. Joe Strlpp, former major league Inflelder, started his 10th baseball school in Orlando Mondky with 45 hoys. Strlpp cxpecU late arrivals to swell enrollment to do A new player • umpire • tralm A school started at St. Augustin” Monday. Ed Lonat, New York Yan­ kee pitcher, Art Paunrclla, Amer­ ican Ixtague umpire, anti Gus Munch. Ynnkce trainer, arc chief Instructors. Seventy students are enrolled. Two other schools opened Satur­ day. Jack Roislter, Washington Senators' scout, had 157 students for hli school in Cocoa. Over too I torn*I T • J3Vk" r ,w ' j in * 1111*“ 11MU • 1 r H " ICm ^ LUm u vH, fk r »uatj l r i * h * r t j ’ 1 f im -i __ ' * * - 4 t m ) r tin,* »»*■ U i n t - »1»H* If! [• ll)4*| 8 It* ■AIMUtly 0OOII 1 * *»<f~ »•)? f' ' 4>W*/t 40a. - 1 MOMfi* a 4i* J — ,i 1waok “ fl - 1 ■ 41* | f•aat*r (•*•***! / MiWJ M* j i r n * | « H • j WH* i ww* t I y RO" Five Umpire And Baseball Schools Open In Florida THE 1 OllllOW 1101 7 •\. , IAC*« Smith ................... 1 F IA T U R I GREYHOUND f Warren McCall at the right forward slot to add helaht and scoring punch for to n ig h t Me* Cali prutnl lii» wuith b> holding the high scoring Dick Forsyth# of Daytona I# only four points while Warren dumped in e ig h t The Defensive play of guards Junior Metta and Jimmy Smith will form the secondary defemo for the Seminotes in tonight's game. Smith, also, will he countoA on to had the Celery Fed's scot* Ing nttnrk. One serious aspect nf Smith's »Uiy Is his tendency for fouling, lie fouled out at a cm . clal time In the Seohreexe gamo last week *and has been conslstantly registering four to five fouls per game. I’robabts starling line up: Covlnaton ............................. LK McCall ................ RF Hardin .................................. C add* to chtvtef comfort, afety. ORl �m Seminole lllind Co. Rural ('onimon Sonst- Under New MonsgtmsM 0 r ir x ilu m Ililn ri.— To Fit Any Site Window Phalle Tape Phnna IIR2-VV DR. II. McLAUUN \ OPTOMETRIST I t i * M asnoiU i-hnnn 5IJ DR. 0. T. DOSS r m u o H i A O 'o i t h o u r s o t« 1 2 — a to r. l,*T' ,,p Club lh* Belvedere, the pare-.rllrr In the Inweat ptlre Held Mill. " 1*^ '“ T " “,y' Th* W h” glleltnlng, lively Iwo-tone rotor,: Sor.tr Ton with Ssldn * ih . , P| n lJ*# Polytlironutlc with Sterling Clrey top: Mint Orren with lltnrk top. 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M O liK Itfj fund.hod kit, I i .'. m II" C A IIP K N T E K WORK O l.ll N E W H I'A l'E IC S nlml lln .'iil Slnmliot It,ltd i ’m itl For cjiilek repair j. i I h , ur mmill hlahwny 17 mid Uli, Soiitl, City For ante at So i pound at the hull,ling, Cull Jim 1112-M-1. Sanford ll-r a id litnit,. MAHSAME: Cnlnnir Irrlgallnn'*, 16 ) No, S M A L L l! Itoi,in furniehi‘,1 ninirtVapor lluth mid lie,lining. M D i nit'iil, ,oioolio,| inirpl,. I'lirmo Lung, 1021 E I ni Avu. Phutia f t - AltTICI.ES w a n t e d - b B47.XVV. Illfi. T a KUM » IlK.DitOOM H0U8K Wo l.uy, aell A *r»do iihciI CA III N E T S , CininlpiK, CiiphuattU, F U It N IS H lilt n il U N F U ItN C. Vnll, wnodwoi king, ft 12 Sntifurnlturo. Wllaon-Muter FurnISHEH. f.ird Avenue. I'liune IIKI-.J. Itiire Co. . I l l K, I it, I'hnno DRR. .. - B - W l ____ r _______J--------- 1. — ■ - J . J ItOHA I.. I'AYTilN D IA T D ItH —Cleiintil und re" ItrilelerH Itonl Katulo llrnkrr 7 _ IVlM-l.lyeatnrk-NnpplleN —7 K Apaired. Cohen |{H,llnt,ir Simp 1119 I’urk Avi*. 1‘hnne 1110 21 O k East did Street. I'honn TO I I I I Y — room ily froali row, R HOOMH, Imth, arrcrn nl pmofipu, ■VSH-VV. _____ _ u n it lo. It,, iiu * and T .ll. toatod. KiirnKP. nrifurnl.hod. A dult., n„ (ilvo foil ilotntD. No Inialneaa potu. Im jttlrr J'JI H I'nlru, it.i Avo dono Friday ovonlnu* or H nliir' M ISS VIA I II E E N G I.IH It ili.yq I'hono Sonfor.l l.'Mft-VV-l. llnnd engruvlng on silverware, — ■j^lUILr" watches, lirnrolots nnd namo -2 WANTED —B plates. M2 E. 2nd. I'h. 1278*2. IIKU* WANTED llin i 3^ l0M4 IIII |> t t l V I II* lira I K .talr For Sale —>1 <* l ’s u FLASH GORDON and hla adventured In Mpace ~Sft( HOUSE nr npnrtmont, furnluhod. HELP WANTED—Young men aa I’ormnnont roaldonta. I* li o n n > Norlh Carolina. auloa clerk. Knowledge of (Iron 4 Lift'd. Atiiho* preferred. Steady «m- IR— Atri'OMOIIILKM —13 ployment. Urnip liuurance. ViMUST FIND fiirnUhcd upnitment ration with pJy. Plraitnne for rent where • child and dog RENT A CAR. 0 drive it br day, are allowed. Don Rider, Phone week, nr aeaaon. English Poida and American Ford*, stdaqa, • r ta a S ^ B & a r ^ s s s s s e a a a s i Italian weaona and ronvertlblaa. — Reef Batata For Sale —I WANTED FOUNTAIN HELP Strlckland-Morrlion, Inc., E. Plrat Rt. Good wotting conditions, good R7 W ebETT-fO inji anvil. M pay. See Mr. Fauet at Alma Cady. 27th St. 2 Mod FAUSTS DRUG STORE woe! of Sanford Avo, J^YTi. repuhlic. H H anH �* * * * * * * P ig e * T u t^ U r, J*n. «, 1M I TTIE RANFORP VICRAMI U.N. Wins, Loses GrowiMgC<mditioiw Reported Good In Suburbs Are Seen As The Last Two Objectives State In December Frontier In U.S. Still Growing Along Sasi Bulge tty IIAI. BOYLE NEW YOIIK The Daniel Donne of today In the suburbanite. He Inhabit* America's la*t fron­ tier—the suburb*. Ami It I* the only frontier In our country'1* his­ tory Hint Is liirreuslMf! Instead ol tits nulling A suburb Is ouo nl llitise vague populated places you get Itisl In tvlicn you drive mil ol u lop city • Hi) Where they eome from nolimly knows, toil every yenr iiiolorlsls re|Mirt more unit more of them. They usually hear such ipiuinl names as Quagmire Height* or Swampville There seems to be no particular reason why they spring up In any one pluce There is a rc|»irl Hint once a railroad train pnllliu! mil ill n city paused cour­ teously to let a eotv cross the track Itefore the Irulii started on some enterprising real estatee ileal er wandered by. stuck up a sign saying "Itnviuo Meadows," and started M-lliup lots to Hie passen­ gers. buhurhs vary, but lliey usually have these linin'.* III common All nnlli|iic store, two liipior stores, four real estate offices, one taxi 'oil can never pet when you need t, and a railroad station that closes on i old night* whenever the ticket seller sees a lone wayfarer who wards to come hi and pet worm. You also usually fool a fresh eetm ieiy m an older suburb he cause liie natives don't like the idi-a nl having Ho1 newcomers burled l.cMdc Hu ll own vanished Mil 'llo-y ligiue II p, bad cunupli It a I lliey have to live wilh ilieie Joliooy roioe lately* l.ol why iboul.l a real oldlimer have to rl.aie Ms praveyaid, too? 'I lie average siibiirbaiille be comes one because lie feel* "Hie rltv i* no pl.ii e In raise t loldleli " till lie boys u brightly paliiled home in Hie soliurli. too lop for a doll hii'ise and loo small to shelter a Kl Del liard dog Here he and Ills happy swarm Ini' brood live In Ho- same kind of Intiioaey and linriuoiiy visible ill a wreslllllp rIni* lb become* a pilgrim In-tween bis limne hi Ihe hinterland and his desk III Ihe city, and he Is a pris om-r ol Ilie railroad that links thrill There art* two hip events in til i year - the days when they thaiipc the tlmclaldcs ami provide him with new rcadlnp mailer The Miliurliurilte has all the pains nl a farmer and few of the Joys ill Hie m tom dweller In summer he m ines to work • bee stunp and over (mine with poison Ivy, rum plainmp. "A new Imp ruined my garden last ulplil I fed DDT to Hie blips and they Just cried fur Inore." Wilder strikes him with ii pccul Jar virulence lie finds lliut the only thing free In Ihe sulmrlis is air, ami sninellmes there Is tun iniii h uf II after OrInlier Hut when he Mugger* Into work on .lunuury timriilngs, pinching his frostbitten Hose ood ears, lie only mutters manfully: "My Hie fresh air was like wine Induy uni where I live " Frozen wllie! Had weather snows him In, debt snows Idin under lie Humpht lux t'fl would he low will'll lie moved lo Hu- sulmrlis, Iml dial wits lie fore Hie City Connell decided to pave Hie streets and build a new llipli school Hot your Iruc suburbanite is a hardy smil He is ns much of a frontiersm an us Daniel Him.... or Kd l ‘arson They at least Imd a knife. There Is noltiinu between him and disaster bid his wits— and a mid paper mortgage He pot out of Hut city because Hie truffle drove him cruiyN mid finds Dial It is as hurd to pmk a car In a solmrliuii shopping ill* Irlct us it is in Times Square He yearned for ncigliborllness, und Ihe piiy who moves In next ilnor hoys a dog to bite Ills children I mil. however, until is paid and the kids reared. Then he sells Ids house In a new trim tiersiuan, and tells Ills wife: "Come on, honey, let's move buck lo Hie eily—und sturl living again." And ever after dial If you men Him fresh ulr lo him lie gels no lenlly III. fur when a man retires from Ihe Iruidler he leaves II fur ■ver. County CommiHHion ( I n n 1 1n u rd F I nni LAKE MARY 3 lly VIIUJ1NIA I*. ANDRKHON Mr. and Mrs. It. \V. Keogh an.I son i.'rnip spent Mew Year’s 10 Winter Haven. the truest* of Mi mol Mrs. Al Hryuiit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Itolicrt limns m> m-t-opyiiip on** *0 lit*- itaii cm luges ||e Is currently statinm-d u< NAAS in Hanford. The December meeting of tie 4-11 pm up, no Dec. IM wa* u Christmas I’urty ill the home ol tin'll lender, Mis. Juno-* Dior man. Following the pluying guim-s, delirious rcfresliuico1* were served by the hostess. James A. Newell of llidtliooic visiting hi* sistei mnl hiothei-li. law, Mr. and Mrs. A N. Hcoil. Mr. und Mi*. C. W. HJohloni and their nephew, Morris '( HJiihlom, Jr. spent New Year'ilay io Tnni|oi, ihe guests of rIntives. Mr. and Mr». It. IS. I.id* m.enjoying a l.rief stay with ielu lives in I'lovldenre, it. I. Mrs, M. Mores and Mrs. Hophol.'rookstun, wtio have been visit lop Mr. mnl Mis. C. H Donahlsun have pone to Veto H.-m-h f-o > stout time. Mr. und Mi». I.. M. (am mil ha.* letoioed fiooi I'eosiieotii, whe.« they spent the holhlav" I,. I Ini >t* of Itmotois, Vii lot arrived ami is planning to m large his home on Willou Aveiue Mr t.eoige I'ellt-v and lei duophl.-r, Ml.s Ibilhii I'elley wle. spent Ihe holiday* with Iter >n> io law and daogtiler. Mi nod All:.. Franl. F.valis. him- relliro.-l to tlir-ir holio- 10 Holton Alls* Chai lotte Herd I win. sp.-ol Ihe liolidliys will, her putr id , Mi uod Air. . A N .Sei.lt, ha. r.doio e.| to I'hiladelphiu, wlieie lie ■ eriloiled in Atedleal Se'lioo). Mi. unit Mrs. Fred Itlund of I i l.auileiillde were Ihe gin-sis of le i purenls, |(ev mid All*. Janies M Thompson, llils paid weekr-n I Mis. illuud wa-. an ntlemlunt in Ihe True Haduiio wedding Haloi duv evening Duunegnu and tioldninn of Win lei I’urk have jo*t leplueed Ileroof oil the Arltun Ciipllo home on l.ake .Mury, which was defer live. Mr. and Airs, l.ymuii Frishy and Mr. unit Mrs. Arthur Kulie, nil <d Furwcll, Alh-li. mi- settled m Mi K. J. Cole’* a pm Imi'ii I. Miss Dorolliy lliiike left I n duv fur Atlunta, tiu., when- site will Join her cousin who is ew ploycd lline. The (,'humher of Cumilll'l"1 net .lull. 2 with I'lesldeot Joe Ala* luiry presiding. A ithor Tooil.m son, chaiimini of the Christians parly unit loemhers of Ins committee, were given ii rising vote of thunks. The depliirulile comlilinii of the slreots and mails In und mound l.ake Mmy wits discurscil. It was orohleil tool the Mute Hmid lie piirtuii'id lie rei|io-sled to eieel signs ih-slpmiting l.ake Mmy, iis uli Mich signs erected l.y the (.‘himiher ot Conmieice «cem to l,<i-llhei removed or oiiitihiteil J Iiiiu-s Yute* wus roniiiirndcd fill I'leUllilip lip Hie eeoieleiy. 110 assisted unit l.loyd l.eiidonoi like wise I'oilillicilded f . lie opening op of Morris I'ntkwoy, fimu the Ituilmud to Crystal l.ake Tin. tusk of which lie was chuii itinli, was done through vnlimieei Inlm, und money donations. I*. D Anderson suggested chut III line with this rlriiu up pingruio u series of "llcfnre" and "A fter" id. tin es slioulil l.e taken l‘. It. llreilior upreeil to donate all such pliotoprupliy. He suggested that u small hruchme on l ake Aliuv ho put out liy the t'idiodiei of Com merer. It was noted thut paid ....oiliership so far this year to|is till, do the motion uf II. M, (ilcnsmi, Hcv. ami Mrs. |„ \V. Hcott were accord* T o r Sale 1930 Ford Reds Reject Phras­ ing* Of Allies Plan On War Prisoners W NSHIN'CTON H ill's M i l l / n il lu ll i /|* i uf — Hr it • t illllllllllllsl t hiiui was csperleil lo mine up luil.-iy in the glotie-glrdling IIIIk. hi-l4« <-t-n president Truman mnl I'ritne .Minister Churrhlll. tin- President 4»||S esperted lo ti-ll tin- Prime .Minister that this m im in'* iiun-rerog ill lion of the t hint-si- Iti-.ls I* it firm pnllry, hardened In llieir inlri vellllun hi Kmea It* W ll.l.m t ( HAKNAKIt S E ld 'l. Korea <,4*—United Nu ii ii.infantrymen won then lust Hu- llallii- nl Kusi Hulpe. a ....... fmlil In teruptllre griimnl taken try the Hells Her JH The U S Eighth Army nun miinii|iic. t.'iairting this, did not itji-ntliv Ihe western (runt ubjee lives II N elements took one after a i , miniile fight with an enemy lonipitny und the other after u Iduiuiule engupemeut with a lied Im re id ooilelerinilM'd size I In- Sasi Hulpe fight renters I,nit miles west uf Koruilg|io mill milv i* tildes mu thrust ol Pun iiiuiiiuiii Iht Allies are Hying ■<• straighten mil a dent m Ihe l ' K | ii-htli At in v' . Ini ward line Mtiiiihiv Ihe H N 11 nop*, le I,ul r . I I au I'liniiiiunlsl attacks, then lame he.l nu olfensive 'three hum . I ll1I lliey met heavy Com iit uni 1 III- I hey im lied forwurd lui ii*,, ,ii„i urn- hull hours more la-lure withdrawing At uoe f l U i l i l ilu-v were within in ill nth tilled vaiils uf the height Ihe I S Filth Air Force re i.u ih d X'H M illie* flown by noon I in--day Under Hie protective cov ei ul F mi Sabre id s , Allied figlil et hunihei |siimdi'd Ihe main rail I....... le ading into Pyongyang. N ullli Kolenll Capital llllii-i Snlile lets |ia l(iillfd M H, Alley hi Northwest Korea for JO iiiiinilfs lliey lunglfd briefly wilh n ....................... Communist pianos, Iml the Ail Force said tin lilts wen- scuii'd by either side A Hnsstan-biilll M ltl-IA WU1 ilamai:i'd Tuesday uflernoon in u W intitule light between 17 tl S OHLANDO 'At—Crowing condl Hons fur Florida vegetable c were good as s whole during the latter naif uf December, the U. S Department uf Agriculture said to­ day In their Jan. 7 report, erop statistician* said hardy crop* "would be improved materially by cooler weather." Cool, strung winds mi Dec. 27. however, caused some wind burns and slight reduction in yield* uf snap beaus, |mle bean*, cucumbers, pepper, *quu*n and lu­ ma toes. Shipment volume dccrensed somewhat during the second half of December, due largely to the decline In Hie fall snap bean und tomato movement In California, weather during Ihe last two weeks of December was cool, retarding Hie growth and development of vegetufile crops, the UNDA sold. Near Ihe end of the month, warm ruins Improved grow lug cundllinns in most areas. Vegetables In Arizona escaped severe damage from cold anil Heavy frnsl. and In Texas growing eondilions condition* were generally favor able, lam e* from a cold wavr urouml Ihe middle id Hie niuntb were not extensive Florida crop details: Cabbage—Fair fu good condl lion. December shipment1, light but should become general latter pari of January Cauliflower—fair fo good Pluni lug* have made rupld growth bill cool weather would help Manatee lltisklii und Sanford Wilder Carden furnishing m event supplies Celery Warm weather has forced rapid growth ami planting* not as ducky us should lie Sara sofa harvi-llnt! underway and should lie general mid January. Keltiire Warm weather unfavor utile tor best development, mod ol early crop harvested at San lord Increased plantings ut Well sler fair In good condition and iinly fair in Manatee Husk in fields where active harvest underway Senator T aft K (Mi 11mMnl r rM m Om I some Taft delegates among Its members Kunsas is regarded as Fisenlmw e r’s "home" stale and Harry Dar by. Kuiisiis uulitmal committeeman and un Eisenhower leader, has been seeking u delegation pledged solidly for the general us evidence uf "gruss roots" sopjmrt HcucHiin to Eisenhower's state merit varied with the political views uf Hie lawmakers involved Ken Dull uf Pennsylvania sihl Eisenhower hud given lo those working (nr Ids nomination "a cleuriml declaration thut he will not let you down." Sen Carlson (It.-Kan.I said there fur Ihe dumuge went hi l,t An Hinny J Kiilengosky J r , Houle I, Culuwissu. I’li, H liriuighl the three day lot id of MHi casualties to seven knocked d-iwn und 13 damaged Allied losses. If any. have not been announced U N Thunder Jets and Shooting Star Ids 'Implied HI Inns uf high explosives io pulverizing nil ImIHiitiinl mil tunnel belween Pyung posu! tor exchanging prisoners ol yang, Nurlli Korean capital und war and the Unix promptly turned Soiiciinu, Jn miles nnrtlieast it down. the sasi bulge U Sill Ijraf Hear Adm. II. E l.lbliy, Allied Irurc negotiator, said Hie 0 N. Iilau was reworded tu "ellmiuute any ground fur tcchuleol up|si*|. lion" by Hie Communist* The tied* still objected • .I h u m .m i v niem hi-i ships. Itev. ! A second truce siihi'omimttoo Si nlt i i Ihi new iiuslor of tin- argued nearly two Ilnurs over ( iiiiniiiinily < lu n c h . Mis. Scull whether Hie llcds sliuuld lie al­ Iiiii, lifti-icd In cmituct Hie liir l lowed tu rebuild airfields during Si mil i,rKHiiualimi mid see if u un urinisliee Neither side ebanuau li-iidci cun Ik- iniH-uicd fur the III Its view lluth committee* scheduled new g i ll s to Luke Mury wild wish to f m in n I t ii l S , nut Troop. It wus session* fur Wednesday at Paniigii-eil to keep the shuffle hour I muujom. Willie the euinmitlees wrangled, emu Is iipi-0 , hi I lie hope thut plnyi rs would come out for the Vlee Adm. C. Turner Joy. chief npm t, now Hint Die holiday* are Allied negotiator, conferred In Tokyo with (ten Matthew II IHdg llV el . Ai (lie cunclusimi of Hie Imwi- wuy, supreme Allied coininuuder. ness meeting, the member* uf the Joy sum It was "merely u routine lleimtlfleiltinii Cummltter served visit In presenting Ihe revised plan coffee mnl niiikies. Friends ot Mrs. l-'riedu (tuilund fur exchanging prisoner* of war, will he (nippy lo hear that she lias Libby said "This i* in nu sense M-Iurmsl lo In-r own homti and u new proposal" but II had been Mrs. Kiiiiiis Wing i* taking rare of rephrased lo cover objections tier. raised by tho Iteds. We Will Buy I zdte Model Ford Pick-upB And Ford Cura L. W. II. Hlal.« L. W. B. Hlaka $350 B m T iT u ^ o Y w o u ' CALA lit — Tha Central Florida 'Am (lolf Association act up It* namerit schedule for tba IMS Sr•chadufcu Jan. II. Ml. Dora Club: Jan. It. Oeata Country t| fa b . 10, Bamlnoie Country ir «ailas»a rraav f t n OaO lhal Ihe Fnellshiuan slung across Hi* Rnlerurlse, when* ('arisen and Kennelli Dancy, male ot Ihe Tur moll, chatted merrily. When the dellverv was made Carlsen waved happily and shouted back his thanks. Carlsen wore a thick beard. He was dressed In blue denim trous­ ers and a Navy-type short roat with a now shapeless khaki hal— like a story book picture ot a mer chant seaman. He looked surprisingly fit. Tett days bad •■lapsed since the lit worst Atlantic storm In So years wrecked his 6.711-ton ship, forced him to evacuate 40 crewmen und 1U passengers into Hie churning sea and walling rescue vessels, and started him on his valiant effort tu keep the Enterprise from becoming a prize of* (hi Ihe seu. Sometimes the Enterprise today swung tu u complete right angle from tho Turmoil. Tills sheering movement caused Ihe 4,000-horsr|)ower lug Turmoil, which Is pulling Hie Flying En­ terprise to jNirl, to slacken speed. The little convoy was not expected to reach Falmouth before Wedne* day noon, and perhaps later. The swerving was blamed on calmer seas. The Atlantic weather was more like April than January, with a gentle southwest hrrere and a low swell. Humewhal heavier seas had previonsly kept Hie Flying Enterprise at Ihe end uf a laid low cuiile Today II Just floundered bImuiI mi II* 750 yard tellier The slow, dangerous trip lo |M»rt began Saturday, about .KXi miles west ul the English coast By Ihe lime Cap! Din Parker's lug got a line aboard. Carlsen had drifted alone for a week on Ihe ship lie refused to uliandmi utter Hie worst Atlautir storm in half a century cracked It across Hie middle The Turmoil's first mate, Ken arlh Dancy, leaped over Ihe stern rail of the Flying Enterprise Fri day night to help t arisen fasten Ihe low calile. ( ‘arisen still Is aboard his ship, wilh Dancy keep ing him cmnpuny They spelled each ullier on two hour watches, teady to fasten a new 3) Inch ma nila hawser If strain snaps Hie --lim steel line now in use. Hut the Turmoil was confident Purker re|Mirlrd he hud lo reduce his spet'd to keep Hie Flying Eo lerprise from skidding, tint said "the tow Is going OK." The slow procession now In eludes tour ships. On the left, abeam with Ihe crippled ship’s hulk, is the excorting 'J. S. destroyer Willurd Keith. Off lo Ihe right Is Hie deep seu lug Englishman, chartered by Hie Associated Press, which Joined (lie rescue stpiutlnm lale Monday nighl. Foliowing at Ihe end of Hie for­ mation Is Hie French tug Abeille 25, really In help. The Turmoil ilcellned ull assist* unre <r«attaa*4 r r t a H a s OaO so fed up eating turkey, pork, geeau and cblcktn that thw de elded to switch over to Florida products such aa rollards, turnip greens, cabbage, lettuce, mustard greens, new Florida potatoes, beans, com and celery. Cabbage, like last season, Is "King" ne pointed out, and de­ clared th at the demand exceeds "no lunger Is any doubt that (Jen. Elsenhower will lie nmnlnuted In July pud elected In November us u (tepiibllcun " Hen laslge <14 Mass) said Hie tiuminutlun "now will lie Ids." Sen. Ives (It.-N, Y ) predicted favorite sons will spring op in states where a candidate must avow Ids Intention* In gel mi the ballot and these will throw llieir supiMirt to Eisenhower Democrat* generally weren’t enthusiaslie about Eisenhower's statement Hen. Kerr (D.-Okla.) said Eisen­ hower float more military than | mi lltlcul sense or he wouldn't be available as a Itcpuhliran "If be Is the llepnbllrau nomi­ nee, I will luke great pleasure in opiMisIng him," he said supply on practically ail produce. "Next week," lie stated, ..............."wc will have a good volume of celery, cabbage, lettuce, cnllards, cuullflower, izrten onions, pota­ toes, liunrbed turnips, mustard greens, turnip salad, radishes, curn, and also a good high vo­ lume of high quality oranges, grapefruit and tangerines." Sale have continued brisk thimonth, and from Jan. 1 through the fifth, dtiJWX) unit* were sold consisting mostly of rahhugr. celery, turnip salad, esrarule. corn, cullards and mustnrl greens. In addition to these com­ modities 211 other varieties of produee and fruit sold for 1227,104. 200 PcrBomt H urt As Riot Ensues At Jerusalem Center JERUSALEM i^ i - TRUCKS Whatever Your Automoth* Nttda Chairman Donnell Four Men Accuse?} Backs Committee Of Safe Robberies On Little Cabinet Are Held In Tainpn WEST PALM BEACH kf» Chairman E B. Donnell defended the Florida State Democr«Hc Ex­ ecutive Committee action to provide for non-electlve office* In prl•* iday marie* with a .statement• Mnni that appointive power* of the gov­ "have become too much of ernor "hav a rocket " . . . . The committee, ul u St Deter* burg meeting Saturday, provided baiuit space ful lamlidulea who wunt lo otter for upjiointmeiit hi the "Little Cabinet." Including members ot the State Hoad De­ portment, Hacing Commission, In­ dustrial Comndssiim. motor ve­ hicle commissioner, hotel commis­ sioner and assislant stute's allurneys Donnell said If candidate* fur these appointive office* tail to uldde by ihe committee resolution, "there isn't anything Ihe com­ mittee can do about It a* nu penalty I* provided for such failure." Donnell elalioratcil on his dec­ laration Dial the governor's power bait bacomc "loo much uf u racket" by declaring "There are bundled*, possible Ihousantls, working up there (Tal luliussee) wlio are responsible only lo title man Hie governor -and Millie of those people are handling up tu lens of million* of......... dollars 111 "Take the Slate Knud Depart ment, for example. They handle from Ho to (Hi million dollar* a year uhme The Constitution should lie changed lo make these nffire* elective " Domiell said Hie cummltti-i " .id what Hie law- *ays we cat; tin.” but lie admitted that few |ier*«n* might be willing tu pay qualifying fees atu campaign expenses to run fur |ob they had no assurance of gelling U n. _ hatred of (Jrrmaii Nazis fired a mob of 2,000 Israeli youth* In storm Ihe Knesset (parliament) Monday night In a riot which left more thun 200 person* Injured I'ulice fought a twoluiur buttle with clubs, tear gas and ibid* tired into Hie air to keep the mob out ol Ihe Knesset session. Ten |inlire men and five civilians were Im* pitalized with injuries Eighty two other policemen and many mure eivilians were hurt Seventy per miiis suspected uf rioting were ar MISHINfi BEAUTY rested The rioters were protesting ■» Ml AM' '.4* Fear tur Hie safety piu|Nisal In open direct talk* with of Hie missing French Canadian tiermuny over claims of uImiuI !■< beauty Mrs HughucHe Lemay, 21. billion dollars In money and goods increased tmtuy as a widespread search -------- *fur her pruved' -Inulies* lilies Jam es () Marker, Muiiiih' futility deputy sheriff with headquarters at Key l.argn. said "The longer she remains sdefil, the mure con rented we liet-ume fur her safely.” Governor Is Asked For Conference On Acts Of Violence JACKSONVILLE i* - Cov. Ful ter Warren was asked loduy lo cull an emergency conference to consider a long-range program to curb "the epidemic of acts of vio lence against religious und racial groups" in the slate. The request was contained In a telegram scut by the llev William It. Stevenson, pastor of the Union I'liugregaliimul Church here und president uf Ihe Florida Council uf Churches. It was suggested the conference Include ministers, cducuturs und others "especially concerned wilh human relations." Beside* ministers, signers Includ rd: Mury McLeod “Hefhune, i-flv presl •lent emeritus ot Uethunoo Cookman Id College, Daytona Beach; llaldii Jacob il Kiiplnii, Miami; i>r Ltuid M. Spivey, Floridu Southern Col lege president; and Mr*. Adn E Steelier, Florida Open Foruin chiiiriiiun of Hu* I'aliu lleuche* The telegram stemmed from a wave if ilviHandling allempts di reded ul Miuml clnirche* uml *yu ugugue*. u Negro housing develop incut and the Christina* night Imutbing ut Mini* thut killed Negro l-cmler Harry T. Mmire and his wife was made In Dr. Benjamin L Brock, medical dlrcdur, by W. T. Edwards. I’auama City, chairman ut Hie Male Tuberculosis Hoard. The sanatorium received a ruling ol 84 iht cent, with 75 |ier cent T.lf. HANATOKIUM Ihe minimum score fur the top ll ' OHLANDO ktv-The American ruling College uf Surgeon* has given a "full approval'* rating tu Central Florida Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Announcement uf the top rating TAMPA <Jti — Four men accused of a six-weeks spree of safe rob­ beries here were held in jail today under bond* totaling 1200,000. The bond*, heavleit In any c a ^ here In year*, were fixed by Pea Justice J. (I. Spicola only a week after Police Chief Malculm lleaslcy said small bonds bad encouraged safecracker* In pull Job* and for felt ball when cuught opiviilu set bond for escii man at tio.uou tor each safe Job with which be wa* charged Deputy Sheriff Ernest fulbreatli listed their bond* a* r illthe men and..................... Homer Turner. 27. 170,OOO; hi* brother. Franklin Turner. 18. $0u UK); Doyle Hubertson, 18- $70,004) and liny Jackson. 25. $20.uou Culbrcuth said Hie four men, all Tampans, have been linked with seven safecrackings here, one In Dunedin und one In Lake Wule* They were charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny In the seven Tampa ease*. Investigation is continuing to de (ermine whether they were Involveil ill other.* of Hie 3) odd safe job* pulled off here lit the past ma weeks Tutal Imd was about U' Vj (XXI C o iitfrc N H M n u lla u t Z K ra m K *« « tlw l last O.'lohcr, Hie President pro |Mivrd ,he name ot (ien. Mark W Clark a* ambassador and asked legislation tu permit (.'lark tu serve without giving up "hi* military rank II............... Tld* touched oil a country wiiLv controversy Congress quit.......... wilho..!/ taking any xctioii un the Pie i dent's request Mr Truman tuv said lie will renew it lead eis are aiming lo wind up Ibis lesdon bv next July's political conventions, but many legislator export Hist aiToslly it will run mild elrrttoii lime. Ftfrnt Hall Club 11 i4i4iiMwen r,»™ •■*«• iim i to Hie Brownie*," lie i-olieluded. Tlie Cliumhi-r of Commerce fir** begun winking oil bringing til1' Mission* to Hanford for spring training lid* yenr utter lecelving uii inquiry from the St. Iwmis Browns ImsI week. It Is not known when Hie uffidid derision will lie tenchrd Ky Brownie*, but it is expected '.o come very soon. fnr rejiarutiuiis tu dis|Hissessed Jews. The cluliiis su tar have liecu pressrd only through the Hig Four occupying |xiucr* In tiermuny Police said Ihe rioters were fol­ lowers of Menuchem Height, leader of the Hcrtil Party. Herul sneered etl the mill British underground or­ ganization, Irgun vui Leumi, i gam si British admlnistrutori l u ^ which carried un a bombing war tore Isruel became IndejHTidcut. <v < ? A N f O n V P A INT » G L A S S Ca PfRCfCTRlNG? Noe*- ju a r fU U O lW *, S O I V444SS I M OAU. ItA M H WXI AOOUMU SOU Ml** I CAN IO M S U«W cut* VXDOM , oom-t mm * (MoeeeaivMi* oe vtattiNCi mtrsftuma a Sanford P a i n p O l a k s i) 11 7 W * % ()% S O U TH P A R k AVI Fur Sale 1941 Ford ANNOUNCEMENT WE NEED GOOD USED CARS (loot! Tire* m i Dodge ictbnry n» presented, Cumiloiwr II. II. Pop* pxprrtird — *«.- (Vmntjf might undvrUkinq road improveita Im lik o t tat miuilrljMillty. Air that m * n n wanted r#*»nn want pi! par boundarlr* Mtabllxhed. Farm Market L, W. it. Hebullt Motor, M i« f O k#) M m in it nliM|»h111y mi«|f«r a very old Inw which duly re<|uirid tlu nlirfiMtnrt*n of l!ft imldciilN, where- Flying Enlcrinrlac $550 1„ W. B. Blake Our luted car ntock Ih very low uml wc nrc in u poult Ion In Rive you u Rood trade on a new Hulck. Wu can deliver yutt n now Dulck equipped with back-up IIkHIm. wimlHhield wunlicr, flexible Hteeriiig wheel, directionnl Hlgmtl lightit, non gliirc mlrrftr, electric clock, wheel covent, license plate fratnoti, tall pipe extension, sent ‘ covorg ami alute licenee tag and Rebuilt Motor tmdercouted 1942 International $345 Always B*« All indlcationa point to higher prlcen and scarcity of nutoniobllea next year. 1946 Chevrolet Cab Chaaala, L. W. It. Aux. Train., 885 a 20 Tire*, .Maw A a lto toed U ' 8 taka Hotly 11495 Bela* Barvlea Blaea 1MI TRUCK NICHOLSON BUCK CO. Phene, 10M Hanford* Florida �W f P %k't TW;-ri A■- • *HT' r t. K9P- '■'-'■.*■PTra*:’ * ■gvjr i * W a n t e d S i r r a lf t IF YOU DON’T receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, hy 7;00 P.M., please mil YELLO W CAB8 UK « VOLUMK xxxxm AN IN I)K I’ KN|>FNT DAILY NKW SI’ A I’KH Anutn'inled I* res* Leaned Wire stem per Is SANKOItl). ri.n itllJ A . K u tn M ix lie il WKDNKSDAY. .IAN. Jl. I!».VJ, di­ 1*ar11> rtfif(ifj f Itnrmlit} n r r n t Iii'rtilii id i| «Intiflf vi 11It pn imlbl j. Muni' liiflit rain (n «*\lrrmr north iHirlMitt (mi tight or Thtirnilnv, U arm it Hintclil, i nlilcf in p »* Im tir nnrllt IhiirMliit. Nn. I OH li'O h Truman Urges Truce On Political Fights During Election Year ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER E lected M ayor • T ill: WRATH Kit Of Sanford * .... Karlylc Housholdcr Named City Judge; Dyson Is Thanked For Pasf Services S ta ir O i U n io n M rsWilliam It. Hlrmprr, ba-al sane Tells Dangers grocer. was .selected mayor hid nlfhl hy a three In Iwn vii*i- if Throughout World the Citv Commission «onti iiflrr £ taking his nath of offirc fur a YV h i t li r h i c . n il n s second term on the Commission John Km in, jeweler, was seated |:\ l.h si t n v u 1 VIU) as a romm Islimier. U \S n i\D l* * \ e tVesulent Karlvie IlnushuMrr. young Sun tin n t,i:i pfiipii ♦*t ii* * oncresi to fnnl attorney, was re|pt lot fiy tinit ,inn him m an e|rctl«o Stcnstiom. Firlil A id F.ilmmitIt l:» Still .'**) *vi! i\,»r that Commission as judge of the Mu­ .ii misfire nit ‘‘political flight*" nicipal Court, repln-lng Judge .1. Cleveland Tell Ol Mi Vs A wav As Sin? ulmli might eml.iimer tin* nattnfio (j. Ahnr on on Jan. I ft. i ,u * F.iiui* wHen .ill men Itetlring Mayor Fred liyum, Winter Conference No.rj, k'oclcy l onsi mil'll' v tl' in 1hr Hotlnw <<1 .* Hurd wlio preslilnl ut the hloit of tlu> Wft hi W »i meeting, «'«h wnrmly conprntu I iiM iu s i* Moiinl.ihihuit I*a | • *9t - ««»l *I'* KIN '♦* I - * ' He l.tted ^ ” are moving lateil for Ills pulilie servirr hy the m ,i\ 9’ . (• i r.itrnnl In write the mill \\ | 9II«) I’Ml I*‘| t*|H I' It* k I Ihltuigh a pei ilf'ls tion- With S<»* (■} comml*'1loners after he tellnquLlii *i I ol il 9- I him* I ntr»prise -..m i net IHj o.i wte itlth increasing it h I'atHlMI SjiIi| | i| jiy tMiI (Sih' !ji\ « ♦ ed his seat on the Commission. Iat I «\ ami .Ooiost swept C.ipt mu It !m*Ih\ ,i* H..* K\\\ *"i * tic • 1i ttii il might out ‘ail id is Re The first action of the new Km l f ii •sen bill* the se;* he has pidilii iii arid I it’iim* t .it • alike •lit* (*v *••<!%?** P'Mw Iji* Si *ii '»•* Commission was the nomination if9’lied (•♦» ll il,iis the \i*iril \t a. I ( l«v.djni.‘. If . 1 I «* •11 *»l •4-> an \ iiit'io-.io and we bv Randall Chase ami approval hv i mi Ii- *I'I liintii'tl loose f ■«M11 in ’ giiirg tt» .ink 4*t sWMil hijjelJt Hll | 1.\ Rnt*"l * M tlw l'li • the Cnnimlslnn of Andrew CsrrnIt> |ii ’ %\ in helna sni.Tstied mei (• . f|’.| 9% f*hlla ("• 1*1* * way as acting chnirnian. i i?i*t sK t‘* mites oil the I uitllsh l**f tf| •tit*. *1ill *1 | |te I Tilt * I St 4(9’s Illil the Mr. Hlrmprr uomiuati'd Mr. ; i r»* i c i .i 0 ne il iim*1 tils time v huh' it ee *”i fd n i’ p Mvinu >1 Chase lot the post of mayor. The 1I i i ioi>i <ii*in heiiuelh It *oi \ , tried Oitough * pel n il *>1 gr ii ve danger." ■til 11ill OU tot 9* t n i'I* *ou* lattpr declined the nomination, and hi m.iKe fas! a M*-vs tine 1tie Hr -iid t i u Mjiv ii , U i - tin 11 nominated Mr. fUrmper. U ntil’ * m wns link in l: » Ii111■a hd|uu oiriiiIn r I v*i \ K t ii>n vmi I ike hi re m Mr, ru n a w a y at this point aug- I »"v*ifci I tl-1 an>I at times t*'e wat | \ | *4 **( Mil* *.»« -I 1'! • Ml i ongn" - and! i".ei v -m Pom I take trestrd tlmt the City would Im I hiw n : ’ oik alumsl no its side, I I trot Jl M i*I Ml I ’d M, I r ju -1 I' m1 ideid, Mi '>iimaii told a ^ lietter off ntul save considerable I si i n d in miiktlieiil daii p i til .*. 1tir y vi 9*i r Hint ♦i mil it* * J nail ut ini*i"I iiig *»f si’f! o11ir s and rep™ e*pen>e hy having a mayor whose I Kin. 1 1 op * ! 1 1 1 ■ down 1 1 ]« 1 1 1 > »eN*’iit.ih\e-* ’ I*** measured place of huiiiicss is lorated neuter >t| IK *In Inil. *tf ki't mu * 111*■i ' l!«j Tli«* Itt. Hiv. Mtirtlij II.unis Miffmirnii M»M|i of tin* K|ti*riipiil I*i ♦* (•!*■oi *"hi*i'H 111*I]in in ■ i p*m a the O' f of vvti*'flier H tielp'% the City Hall than Mr. (itemper** DiiKM'Mi* i»f South Phiritltt, Htlifi**tii*cd I hi* Rotary Clot* Mon*hiv *m Hi*! i f*■-'*!'•■ri». VViilt. » II t*.|» (iinnrt* I t»\j»«.\ | * I III Mil h i I H hi i hr 9.9fikfilli •1 painting mu that the mayor has im (toit ii on* nf I’oii tmtnhi r with I mmI .Shown with Him mi* (In* H i*u* l U K U l;> if I * i- *1*1 i <- (till, he*I -illil t*■■i**l hi meci Ha il daiiget V |I91IIIla- id it' * ’ to lie cnntaetrd often In sign pu­ offiiTiR nf I 111* i till*. I»*fl t. fu;hl, Uivilh* TmitlUmt, iminc.!iii. )t,i I iriutn rhuu tiiun v\e !' i vi ( i*.re it r e ‘ihiliHiIitlll V lik* » ■in. I* *1 \\ li.ile in » ft ;h * It ’flttijtn (tifk*’*l Hi llers at times other tlmn n-gulnr i*i *Kilim t ,1111 pi »h(teal fIgilts in ♦e ■ I.* * iv ii nnp*roosh t*li ill ••ft On h tm uni-. 11***** - I i'1 if I nlreting*. tin i , * 'n r ni h i 4*i I h*i tm*( r a loannei that dim. mil harm the h* t |) I f iimi (itnfO* 1 •mif i i ■I ill O John Ivey then nominated John I ‘ hom * since tin hiwllttr It Umiul inlei r t 1,'ris mm (h»*'fif' ti tn* "Mi i’1'• i it vilio Kader for m ayor Mr. Rader dr 1 1h * I * *oi tup *M.ippr’l mull i It-1 li lt i on p* md Hie nation in- mi t ii i*| J inly • St i' m ft »‘mi ellned, slating that, he would r a ­ l'l He- Uuk Iill u tieOe f tie Will Iiiujc w ii * Mt ( h iIin-iii, 1|*' i f. I On*1| 1«I *f 'no ther not serve as he hurl not yet 'l it | l'l * 10 i'*k t r fleet |en fftthi ttihliofi'r* III ■ »ful I t ••( m i in vpI,IKm IIiippl had esperlenre us a commissioner. h :to i t*i r .s 1 1 In . »i ♦if ♦*( Hie t timo mess/ige Hu Ih'iiiiin Kinpor, ' pniiifiM,* , _ The nominationa were el • or nh' l»u: 19*IH11led |H9 -Hi i is - 4il OTllisnal Cl (ills ih'livered III I V4*10 till?*, UHII1I1I*: • t»» Oil , « * * anil Mr. Hlemper, supported hy W'ASIItNtSTttN >.T> Pr-whiclinn cimugli cupper and ahimi iiini In r• y Mi I'li HI til • f*'M **( Ot* f tl! m ,iffi-nipl % In 1'i‘fi! h c Hie line | -i ..to m the IImm •• i hamher. the Commissioners Kader and Chasi*, U m at i the t 't i l i n g . pH' long bulk 1**9u le o l ev ini ti'ff open Hie i|||ri mnsi Imusehnld gjaxl-. Hiich prmhiec Hnirnofl c.u-. ,n<l only iif»«* tnfrd I lod f i\ t* fin f*n »% was eleeterl mayor, Mr. Carrawuy Ihluga as telrvlvlnn -irts. rad 1'** enntigli *lr**l l > p"»hn * ’"in In i*. I a;; h*n*h?UT ••• *H* f i i *f •tillv U> miles ftiiin tin i*»* k\ imn nf toivv opirh if •**\ new in and Mr. Ivey opposing. stone "I la /alii III'lid i apt Kurt «|« i in l.»\es he will a»k ill l|l> relrigernlnrs. electric iruners nnrl ihe quarter The m.ikci wen* nu Business t'*i %r»i\ III II Ifi s III 11' * In the voting for immhlnsl i; H i o ', i Responsi­ other m, iii iiiiummt j«n*I (Miliiie (Slav Hot i i arisen and i »<m:p*m eiaoiimn*’ ami hmlgef messages a|iphnm ed-ln «l»ir 1t» hr n l thon/ed to .slreti’h lhe**e mu♦. ri.iln, fn x Judge, Mr. Carraway cast a ills Individual inti fi nin Itie low tog Tuinmil were | |i* sunt only (hat i be country to 4*i per cent helnu the pre Korea if poA*tble. It» make O.io ihmi mi the Hiislirs Deposits To .h I*! .•ml n tin line in i »dign*ti renting vote against a change, bility Is Stressed level* a ii ij j Retiring Kiwanis fiovtanm Ka»l haltered off their feet hy tin* waves mnsi have high 1axr*“ over the in the quarter >e;»r beuin fteennri quarter Kur the fir^» qimr pointing out that this action on ter of Ihe year they w» re .dlnttcd *V11 i III1C K CCO I n |,ehitmnru -tunl hnlge Htenstimu, as the\ winked In clear the way next few years anddial they nuuU his part was not made tweausu he At Club’s Meeting nln« April 1 This would be in enough he shared among Ihe people an m a ln u N for 03U,0ou with icvenlcdl Ihmi for the ftrxf hie * for fastening a new line per cent below preicnt permitte » had anything against Mr. HousH was as If Ihe elettienls were fan Is ns possiliH' permission to .ttretell them to rnako l b* * lot » -stale Hunk hud it v thrinr<’ more tlmn d.tM M I K iwiiii production rate* holder, who ne believed was corn* Miss Marten l.lm-mnu, lieuvoHihM o f tnmtrnoiH hindneHM Inal n»n* m non t In^ in d t notrin r l r t ., H7 i\*\v K»\v tuif#C’l u h ' •li»teriiime(l Hull * a r lx c n would mil s n o e th e o u t h i e a k of the K o r e a n tant for the position, hut that t«nant rruv"frter >,f District Vntir, Thin H-nrd rqtnn bK(»*y from ono million g» if -’ n * onii «*f li»al J1 '"O” , ........... . ,Uul .. I >4iut *110* iiillege l Ulh. will Ills iip|e liiiM^ now i' mimu nut War m Jutu*, HJAo rntiqrriH ha» lesllfird juiinti* htsfnre tn tlirj thought that Judge Aharon had Pilot InternnMoimJ, nf Si , Manljr Klehehmann, (teftn*e p r o i , FloUchntJinn rlewchmunn leMlfletl *.... " ........"Off ft! J'lrn J, , Ml n.vW aM .till■ -1 1 ...... ............. ........ ’ T orkv Tin* i •• ttuv ' niff I ihr^r (at hifK KiiTt'»4iinR oi|i ^ i Ioiim* waiemlm: • In hie hurir, mienhiiur *hufor»* tii*» *Wkh I dueliou ndminintrnlor "who *i?id tll.’IU I i Hr - i. In ■I an all-tlm-' Vi’iuitioil (In* l\ 1vt rit 11 n #111*I Kin I" iHiih' it fi.r Ho* i rq.nliMl v. shi-I jH ii'VniofR l»v an r Uim.Hnl $13.(03, dfanosillou of City Coilrt cases. fM|ot (Midi h»*( in thf «Imi that in the same quartrr m*t|rr ^ludytnu Hie defeioe moh -I- -he i(V,nllll,null i*1*"I*l(,i!II» lull I lit on^4 til li i m III,- i.,/ald "it- peril,III- Mini lie i" I making lilt’ filial It* load 111, Il Mayor Dyson, prior to giving up Munlctuma tfuld Dining lh«nn.| (’ni^ Irill-1 Inn u( new hnin-na n> hie chair, atated that he had sov- .Ircsni'il t.hi* ri-'iiun-tihililv nf Hu hi hr curlullnl (run) Hir iiirsrrit i a I ■» 1 I 41111% II I. I'li’Ml'il M4,,il4|'i".(' In I|is ,«i fit liltr it! (fj.» of ! 'u;1,tJii| ullli'll 11 I %i l 11111. «I '•hull* :"-I K7IMI ♦MHumhi (-*t 11iff- *■11r r f n f rt»i» I* H1’ '''|l '' """ ' listil if'sii i*|iflr*4 ; 114(14* t l llf* In*'it* *•! k'fini 'iiliciii*, »*»*! *iifs( nf hi,in\ i - (lift . .......... Hi Hu fust era! items that he. wished to ills- Inilivltlnal I’ll-il Inwanl tin- >N.ii- aimu.il rail- nl R.Vt.OOn In a i.ih- nl w’|)l'-*l. » ' li-i'Hn .mil •<■> ' > KiH.n*1 l c'leut, '.lull’d IIii* I 111invrit**fil ni l*s- it-i* vt iii. fii*ii frill U111’ H Ho* flit* Im.’ i1-u.if •> r \ jii'»(t*il 1*9 n.i* *\ mil**** cuss with the prrsent hoard that m il n-itliHI as well n , tuwni'l h**r KIUI.'IWI a year he given -lluhi in, rc;iM"> in illn' Illil I\ •hi»11' In |tii oi inn*" in Ii-r, iI HHi »t ill K’ V (Jill. |f1SS*| Is* | 0 ''if! i till trill*’ ,i’v -v he considered under the heading *l(i*i nn-l herM-lf inrnlHh nf nlumitiuMi ,-ilnmiililMl ali-l • '” Aiit'irnnbilp 7 . . . merit . -............. (o l* Tl*«. nrmlurli.m .. In he ,h|r| lh(. A|ir|, Hi Hof Min f V ,I i |*fit I' » fill’ fill* ft E n M r* l 111 , -Ini’ \1 nr. K.l M of old business. qil.il It*, I ti** ....... Mini Hu I u d I(•9' I • "li • She iiarneil M»- iti'r e mn*' rc<l"« etl at lead .even „ci m uI ............ , ...... .................. Ill l-IIMIIi I I 1,0- (.1I4 111 **414“9f I.l .( Iv in1! V m l MmuihlI I l-K lie first brought up the issue 'ui|inttar<i I | H i| I I ll U 1 1 Inn I IM * I I ' 4 \ \V ). c iiiiliiilli'i' i-hal-nic.i hrhiw Ihr lirmcnl rale I In- IH'A \ |ns, It, r! It, kvvidt | . .(if ti .1 111 r* to i ui ■ o* i • I Hi.U • all* * nuuKi-.l in- -n It*. of the appointment of John (iillon .lllp * a* heillir . Itii.il Ol t t* . I. Il11Vs >| iin-iuhci*hip, imhll. nllnwcil tin* iTiallilfuclururN <>ulv \ *<! I m- • kfil fn Hu v»‘ ii •m lv n „aiia„.,i c ... Sun (1*411 Hill (tl1 , >i . . .1 , III. •nv-% f .Ml *ir1*' as iirtlng city manager, ail of ..... . • ft HI- •' ......... . u;* . *.oi • i nr IH-.i( rin i m In ..ml Hi. H»r.’J K ( lull tit iii' which, he declared, was done with­ -iffnil* anil fiiunnc, *ni ainitn-l t I m I' ,i 1 1 II r s -9 1 I • Km. hi tn til Ill* lift I M • h • n if * ,11 iMrf i iliuli him ! In ilrh-n .r l 4411\ i (ll lM|(, tlfl'I \IiiLi •*f it pi *«ii‘ I hi • m(h out his knowledge at the time, lie •heir wn(k revnlvu, the miccci** l|'|M *( It .illil I'll* * 1 P 1V 4f| .ill’ t* dll’ 1.11(1k ! an 111*V \i Ihi’ dills (mn hr tio itoh ii lii\ * talk hv \* \ "S'Hih stated that tie felt that such an nr failure uf an uruantxatinii. A Hi- Hi ol in 4 11i*t k * i.. Uii i run. liiifiilU'it I i ............. in Jan H, 1.49|lt *Il I1441|’( s),|| i'lSM f 1Lh | , pi M|Uts,||< 11 nf l»nyt. IIUI Ms'tie ||, ff appointment should have hern lllh mil -t have nu inhci*, tin *|»|f,l 4 ‘F 1 1 * III'* .10 • 1 (1 9 * 1 f* * V .1 1 1 I IKn I nnl -' ■ hi* i i i '♦( (In* \.*m. till.’•( I" Ilk*4441 Ilf tli, iiunu; Ho to ixkm.: Hirv l.t* |.«t made hy the five members of the ■ni'l. ') tntial hi"*- (irnJecU I-*l*| (is tv M l 1 1 1 1 In* I J I m V l’l (if. « » Hunk *l**f..i *•( '* • 'I an in Hl«! . |1 Ki’V HI illM ' 4| | ( ( I'l | III ( 4i I ( If’ I <I i V i.t* 11)51 hoard, instead of the five make It ./iitthwhlle; ami H II I. .9' • M H * 0 ...... l*V H it* ‘ I • hills* •’•'.‘I ..f 51. lilH 'H Wl’lff.llti'il I* IftlWil Ml If 1(411.1*1 ,lfi( ||#’ Will I 4*4I.Ill members of the new Commission, mint Mu' - money (•> <nrry -ml i ki im i i n * i . i i •Il* I.*l|w.’ I . Mi.nOi'Oi I to *,i *iii;i>!i< lll(0 ' MfO*. ' int'iiil (o.i'l|% )irt*.uni ilef■ mi hiv *|9* Willi*.n» H.-ilil, M ini lulling one elected but not yet hem- pinjeets, Jllut (* ( (*■ t • | i< 4I , »»i * ji.nl ill <• ( l*if I Iit11v19m Isi| is| i| -il i Iik k al V9’ff l|il | *1 Mil /I’ftiMf - I»IV (*iit(i;r! miKsuii' I Ui*f Hit nmtUh Installed ns a commissioner. Min* l.liqim ali hti.l i U ' chI ileal . iifi| i| * I'ImI O f j * *lmw II. - (Mnn i • ' lilt* •*1 th»’ l»l III a-"*‘ v.iHlr IMl I (' IM’s m fhi' 1/* of 5layor Dyson stated that it was nf ittre*H upon Ihe imnnr'ance nf WASIIINf.T'lN f I In Sen i* U t W '»M M ,, , •, *• ' t »l Ksjatl * IlfJli |i Ini’ <if11*|( i<i r Vffty Itoih «»v9*i tooirctino and ov«*» , I si’ll.* i In k.'i Ml<! II.... . I lilfL Will Iiini ill )l,|) ( I f li V 4 l t fiti f iii iitf | Kfi H i’s' I H4hl ( his Irelief that this was an Illegal allrm lance mI nil in e eliiici nf M»" I Im.iaing »hnnhl lie nvnhleil in (h iiive.llgaluuis Milu ninmitlc. I flflil l|| , Mil) 4 f , l* i i »’*l t «i II("I kI V Il i.l I IlifUf .ItigI Hu In* V1111 action, and that he wanted it "III*, nml nl the li-nniiT ntnl 4’»ll |>iihhilR'P i f children. D r. Hnpi >• many inquiries mtn allii;ii| c I.! »9».14 .Jl .1 |« ll ,ll»# tllpl ! • i.t ih thoroughly undeiatoiHi that In r.mmrll m eeting, nf D i.lr lr t Knu, , irimiental Mu.iheil <m ils li.in. Tin* »♦. a| j- >i •I** 11i*i i’l*f*’i mini »(o I ....... I’-V '1" Ihal It I* KUlrig In csl.ilili .1, felt that wav about It before re- and annual ranventleria nf I'lh-t .. ..... . t "l i E'i JiOj HtiV 't'r - ii • I l* ■jiiirt ii iliiu o |l i hirh •1 tl' tiring, Internallnnul. She tuinniinreil the all 1*1. Inlil a gathering nf mine nr|ly |htili|! : I I t«.t I i .•> I hoi, •o itki' Ho Im* Iiiii '.* t A He also referred to the Christ- Spring Council meeting in ,laek (linn iimi teacher* and other in t'finlrman fluey ill N * , In Ill Ilihsil Mill In Ml '<* kb*.Mn UUt 4lllf' l»Ot litrl*.i"1fV .ill1I X| V # mas lighting of Thirteenth Street mrnvllle nn Apr. L’d '.'7 at which tri'Chlril , illriTH at a meeting nf '' rejarrler iialav lie wuli c-i!l '1 'Ml JM1i I’ljp *iiv rr|i| '(*1* Kli«iuk li'U -Ahril (III ll Of r • ’•( .nh In Colds horn, pointing out that ut Hull lilt Iii, (I if l | "ill 4 * f ( M the "rjuli nf Ihe year" „ ,r | - , T - m c l i e r * A.nuciatinn “Vl'i’-rill!? H ‘‘i"' !11,1"V a«♦ 'llIf 4”nit'll/I'll 1*1 l'l"! Til a previous meeting a group of lime eleeterl nn the hn*i* of milalanil . , ,,, i, u , . ■ . " ‘*-v Ihlirsilav Ini iler Irje "it........ •91(91 1*1 ’il! * ftI(s' rIVt in H »f»l t* llljll’v colored residents appeared before ing work arrumpliahed ami the H •,M" lnr Mt* h H‘ ,l" " 1 1,M' •'» ^ i r h In c m lu H th -.e pul,' IJixt Tn* "liy M* Iflik, 0(0’ Ilf Ilif I I'l tli" 11**\ i i Uitl null Krilh !»S"fils»*“f dll’ \\ VrlMM, i »\ (he Commission and requested perrentHgr o f m em lier.hiii ullnin '"t.riii (in- M) %'till v *1,11M hen ring* Hi'ii ii in t .* h m k n ix c rr v. ah» v \.» • igIii ii’i| ft#nits Ho **'j""* 111,i V fr ihiiiI ■ «if I • »i* 4 ! mmHion u I*rr these lights. The Commission at "il, w ill )„< i III run I The rlllli *'!«#•(f‘l| I 111 fIl’l11 -r*| I i *' » onH -ill *’X|itoMfiii early liwlay lir.ivilv ilunt < n eti«I Kfrno'ih Dr l'h ill|t*. ivhr, i* r|ir,-clu, ,f | ^ study uf a quit k <<I ►*im■\ tfir Tut |io//h‘*l h..|,i' (tv •* f "it ( ikff! Iii that time advised Ilia group that enlererl in the international eon Du *'lithl riuidaneo f'llnic ip dr- 1pirifit realized try ittriner llep I: 'll l’l (ill * i.( ("ft | f-tJ ■Im i fainititr Hit* frame Iimiim* **l .* ........ . I'Mfik > fu *1 in ii ftmi k,r*( fr mil kriqi Ins • n * * * .i f hi" Mi ("i■h there was no motley In the budget .elected Ineach rllilnct will l.c bin,In. .penking r,n the subject, [rrl K t'litey -rnrl assin t ile , I’fli Till r.jfil . , . , '0 „u b'l nerd anil vlrc (Mixailrr iii Ihi c -to •Ils In hoik ihr in .i in H Nl ii ine it h" U ll (It Iflltll V to Install the lights at that time, lest illJulie, atilt aphupie will Ire "Arlnb cen»e," described r il i ii t pii ■ i . i ‘ f I b e turn non irive I hh ii I m am nr pi I T im M i , *Iv flight it|tfit (nun a r n is ’i Ho < li,<» [ i n ionohr 1 ok If* Ilf till Ol I'lll’i| (ff'A ll III* II Hannas,I in rag* fclghll 1 Dl'll Mi Kill! • O'" (if i'li nf ali i i> i arlnlc u-elit a* n pe,*rui!i rind ii"l a j nil tankers Mncv salil Ihe c.i ' •*(i •I I" in Hi Iukk Iht (livei from * nlomlin presentrrl the winner. h.i i kt tl j.arly i fir v hllMlv f If ill 1 III*' iJl,ul.lt ris«Ii<*11,t1 i lid'i .ifflrrt . W J Hi .* '«, i I I , i u fin r, | "I* mi cnittfilex we will have • Mrs. V. C. Messenger intro­ protrlem, fill k'Mfii Ihr think *| ii< 'ii xfl'lllf’ tIlf nlfii i.*1 in Mmn* i*d in (ihii *• (tn* .MuI ,Mi , Vt ii % I mt l II I ' "Tn iindet "nml the adnlerccpt," lake It up a m-cI iiiu at a imn duced the gue*t of honor follow­ I'tillrv* Hhli'f Hal M |(,toi»l <»ol ♦. 1 * 1 i ihh* Hoi M-l (hf y vviiohl motim • • la ' pin, - 11 Mum ) ■iH "ii I ns * ing a short husinc-i* session mid tie declared, "nnc must learn Mu* j It The part played by llep "" •ii» f4ni* u*ix Iniiirnl m Ho M i I « (-1 o ,ti( nn*11 U- f . , qnii-Jf *1 -in H I* ill* ! i • ! i ni H*‘ -tilj Tilt' I i'l > 1 1 mnk Ice If ( I,f rjllf’i Hial sbaH nnl Ihr <m.- afro . Iioinr i n In Im - If vi". In I <ar i n< a dinner which wn* given in her reason* for hi* nersnnnllty, an,I kin r () Ala i in iiiti-rcerlnn; in <!.»9«% in * i u (• nl tn ,f,r* fit t U Kof|i’*t -i llupli llcnllry, .ii liv.- in ■tgiog uu- .,4n<,r<1 kill ins I Hie* Ht i,w|i(i’*il Illillir* VVfl . honor Ml,** Maude l(nni*ey, pub­ guide iiini thinugli love, affection I the Krcnnstnirlinii k'inunr-e » Hull In I, V V A I 'ii •. i1 k. Mi K il pnrnlhm (lik'i’i in behalf id no­ lic affairs chairman, distributed niul neriirlty." i raiupalgn againsl vm- and gam Ihi. t''|» n i - - !*111«**I lift Jdlfllv ' ’11(*' t ' \! ! |( l*i (41 . II.IIMt* 4(11 MMtrirl **»i.l M« I k. ke t r l| liling lienlle pointed out that Ihr right I I’rnini'nl D.nn seekers pledge cards to those present to ."ci in a ii, > 4 m KST i Ii Hit i. Uni II* ’V* - • **il*l th.it Iii* ■McNiili v, M. I i . i . i . f , i * • I ii 1 1)< • In f J H rl loans In winch Mis I I, *1 tifUMlqititth*! X*Mtililii t vv|if*ii (i* (UkI (Iii* Whllr securn names of Mood donors for environment and tha netting of Itcntlny was awav wlu-n "n Ida i ln-,1 I' s ti |K||tt Ilf i I -I)f III,|f) of f (•l» ||lfj|| l| BALTIMORE 'fu-Sen. Douglas the “ Armed Forre* Wood Hank". a gooil example ar# of thu grelitent | Brallcn, secridal v In Vice I’n Brillsli hot i’ Mn • n9'vm .|I vv. l »;♦* Miniph "MTiirrrd al 12 2U a in l,ni h i' I . a- tty nnv <d (D -lll.) believes that If the Re­ Miss Ramsey stated that s mobile imporlancn in guiding the child. [jf11' llorklcy. and * hath--. I i'V *(Kii||‘l) (hi* ( l4 ’K(»'»(f tb»*M JlS wife and three elilblreu wini a--li'i'|, > .<li.i>iatn,n ",r,-e linurt la in publicans nominate (Jen. Dwight blood unit will he in Hanford .Shaver, a former Serial,- cmplm ill the structure A sleeping |,.,iili I'm Km ", m l the wind (her, 'll Ik MI< fill •‘(!Ill I'14*!M"Mf ■ killt ( i Operation of Die Child (iiililaiirn D. Elsenhower for the presidency, on Jen. U'J and It I* hoped hy arid two hetlrnoinx were ilr,n n ln li >■ Irina , i , ; 'n km,Is, nr aim'll 1 < in/ ’ I'ki.H' s (tfic ami It* aervice to Reniinol.1 have nrknmvlrilgi-rl llir-v lnli-rn-i New Uiliz ('ontuHt the Democrats ought to do the the chairman, John Williams, to Clinic, \ j >9*1(1(11 I (lit S ,UMill.I1 ' MM! *•«!. In" Mrs Bentley and "m , lilld uli-s an I,mu The Turinm l ,i County were explained. He niir> ed In behalf nf friends l.t’Kiin liy Herald ■•me thing. 4. The handling nf war Mirplu ren escaped unhurt. ml. "is niing a wave nf a life in it ti * uffiri.t! uJi" (v-is <ritii(f,(nli‘i| secure as many pledge* ss im*- g e t , I several hook* and pamph­ "Much a move," he added, sible for the blood which will |m let* on Ihe nuhjcct nf shild guhl- sales under supervirion nf IBentley, defenled for dm i ity ukel from < arisen which t- "m ill il nu? that |*i i*xii Ii*d( Truman Hoilluthlflg r-'-v If, (j 11/ r ,,||. rnminlssinu In 1050, said Ins Id..... -Iv sjgual In iqq-inaeh 'In lima , n't mini; tn run n- nn told a "would enible us to gat a much IC r s lIs s iS O * P a ss T h in ) aiire, and answered question* from Larson, a rnroor govrrrimi-ni ,,0 , '■ ill ff-c ll, ruht M-ailurs in I,cing recently had been Ihrealmmd. Inti t passim; , him ami a new ’ -• t.-pnii.r tin- .iribm ut M, Kinney _ batter Congrnaa than If he ran only clal. Larson himself demnuilrd ti,. Ihe midii-iire. -I«t l*-d (mlav i, v' * Inn lea Al,ir - Ihat he wns al a loss In understand l> ubllcan nmnlnee." nmnlnee," ■■ a Ri tejpubllran Invpsllgttllnn after the St lam, .iiqnir.-niiy , Icarr-dm nlvanru at Mr*, lid limn Jacnhsan presid­ The IlllnoU nenalnr made the I'nat-DlupHlrh eritlclierj the It" ' r)'"'n, ip i//ieal IJnir why Ills home was hntnimd during Ihe K*-i"i said Ihe Im.tin He* House 'Iming tiller ed at the short business mooting. salo nf a f’allfnrnla nliitiiimim Master, mil, ", - >t tqier alhiM <>f his a I,sauce alalement Tueaday night in en in­ i.ile d ,i mnear" the him.)..,•■( pr--<td In sever,"' > <v» terview following a radio broadRev. John L. Miller emidurted di»- plant to Landitlnul Torrence i'or|. lint, I1.it i ,* and Iii- Ifil/ Thenti-i-, Sherllf H Balph Madiews an , lw„ luirned sle,-l raslnn; ,-d I in - olliriat «*'" • *ked mil tn Five i|,irti|,„M will lit pul,Hail- uimneeil n persmial reu ml >,f LVhi 1 - liming nr uinmingII a., c a d with Sen. Wllny (R.>Wla.) on volliin*. Itrricshmsnts were served Involving whnl the nnwnjiafx>r -aid m-,. Im quell'd >■v nai'n-nl " n l m CpI. Kyte H. McMillan of San­ A BC^A m erlca'a Town Meeting of bv Mr*. -I. I*. Cullen, Mrs, II. wsi gM.noo in fees tn Frank Na --,| enel, tinv un |ht- ueiely page ini' itifuriunlinu leiidluc I,, the a, -v *m ('arisen anil l*amv i>. , ,, I In- m, n upliiinn "i niton menus ford was recently pointed out in ilrhitn* and Mrs. A. Dees, than. Nntlian. who is under IlmiM ,-, In the l-a tl Ti, t h< fn tl pur ,nn rest nf persons rrs(Hinsil,le fur Ihe I n ,-led end Irma- frr.r,, llu III.si \l, Inilll.t', m i ' piltlg In Invesllgnllnn, has said hr i'„i t.',7 ' ii ulrig In al llu 1|, raid uffi'-e explosion Douglas declared, "One danger *hp Armv Time* and pictured M.iMlInnnl llu I'..S« •lain , r 11n but walds tn Im ,n i pnslUml In the Etars and Htrlpe* as an MINUTE MAID D IRErrOH In fees. Hr and Larson drilled am 'in, Inrg 'tt nnnili', t,f rnrreet of Eisenhower's nomination by the in lufhiener the 1mivenltun In ae Daniel said windows In dm snnlh answers In-fine Jo nn A. M, nf anil east of the llt-nlley linnie were ( | | | ICUFS A TC Ek'd I 'd NEW YORK Of — Jam es F. Improprieties Republican.* Is that he would c a r assistant Instructor In the 15lh ,-ept bii rlu,tee • |M,.sil,|e Mir Constabulary Hqosdron Radio lie following duv will In- awarded shnllered and lhal llu- blast was ry into office a targe number of Umwnlctt, a director since April, cessur School, Weldcn. (termsny, whore 1D50. hss been named chairman •wn passe-, In the Ihtx Theater. heard more thin* five miles away IN ItifiN A N T M U L E lln III,- nlhi-r band Hie nlficial l» y l o i i r l s l ( l u l l who would oppoae ha has been stn’inned for the Thr turme 'if tin- winner nf nf tho board uf the Minute Maid MERINO HO PE, N. C, ms - lie -iiul Mime Dem.ii r-iis lre| that past threw yearn, •rich dav'a rmitenl \»il| nppeor Cnrp. Ing hit by the ear was had /'S hould he obtain Ihe nominaRl'N The Tourist and Hhulfh-Imnrd Mr Truman still is reserving his Ha Is teaching Morse Code, IkM of both parties, people through­ Brownlee Is a aaneral partner enough for Urn mule. Hnt when immig Iht- Uliisslfied Ads on TALLAilASSEK '/P»— * * Farris t |„|, f„ >11 nfflreis and 'leeision aland running .iv-iin and S-4vs: “ and Ihe vehicle ran over him, he gni •lie fnllnwlna afternoon, florrecl Bryant of Ocala, speaker desig i|,rrt, trust res ,i dm atimml wan's In mask Id- iHildm.il band out the nation would bn much more radio procedure, oneratlon of In the firm of J, R. Whitney • r ts jg im jn their, voting on local radio seta In squadron use, and Co. As Ixi a nl rrl chairman of Minute up and lashed nut with t kirk »nsw»rs will also lat puhllshrd nale of the 1053 klorida House, <Irrtlon held in dm Navy Center tn a wall develnptnents subjects, lie recently wrote Maid, he sueem other eubjecte, creeds Alex under Stan- that toppled the car Into a ditch. 'ho fnllnwing dav with a new set today qualified with Ihe secretary last Monday nig)". Mrs. William The Prnutlenl has insisted he his mother, Mr«. Alice McMillan dish who remalM a member of Damage — to mule, slight nf rpieslinns nil the -inrjrtv page. of stale ss a candidate for re l.al-'eira iinnmirie.-.l vesterday already knows what he is going of Daytona Reach that he hopes the board. IlnmernlHtr: it'- ‘First With tho clecllun s i stale representative scratches; to naker Barnes' car, 'TAX COLLECTORS J, liny Ball, Smlns, N. Y , wn In dn. l"d won't let) anyone for a *o ha home In Anrll. A brother, Mosl' if you want to he the win­ frmn Marlon County OAINESVILLE (Special 1 Directors, at a meeting here IM9. icier led as the president fur llu while yet ner. Whan Ftoride’a t e l collector* Al E. McMillan, lives here. Tuesday, declared a dividend of J. C. (jfltzrn nf llushnell quail '•nttilng year A Knnford |,-slil,-nl •t In Jackaonvllle Jan. PVgJ 40 cents a share an tho SUM cu­ BEAUTY CRI1P (led for re-eleellon as reprrseuta- formerly nf Norristown, I’a , The W eather KMENTR M l ________ their first work eonfsrenca, mulative prior preference slock, PONTIAC. Ill **—The Pontiac tlvo from Sumter County. Former .1. It, Jones was rleeted viceROMEWHERE IN KORKA “ Wa's Attoroey Oeaerml. R]; payable Feb. I to Stockholders of U. Bep J. Ed Stokes nf I’anainn C.’lly president. Mrs William loiFetra, Junior Chandler "I Commerce hss High I.OW I’rrrlp. FRKEIDIM ABRIDOED 1 W. Ervin, will lead off If P«r» record Jan. IS. Asheville 52 XI UIVKIISIDK, Tallf. U4* - Hequir- qualified ss csntlldute for repre­ of Hanford, was re.elrrtrd aer- voted lo unit picking a queen for imam an address, to be fotlowsd Boston .17 25 mg n newspaper to pay a buslnesa sentative from Ray County, ilrniip rntsry. Mrs. Frank l.lesVe, die animal summer Ihresltermen’a BODY IN-,i 27 .11 llcepso is piR-onsUlulliinnl a Super­ Two. Sanford, was picked for the reunion >un In* dlrnitr DEIjAND IM John Thnrnpion. Jnyeec presi­ 2*4 31 M ior Court fudge ruled Tuesday. treasurer's post, Ervin will a2peal •Marly flshtrmait - .ill on Los Anjfalei M V flAMRLINO STAMPS ,03 Judge H. Bruce Findley said the Thom elected l» Ihn Imard of dent. explained Ihe decision; dtrtaa and ngt^. Pyho was fouad law Orteaiu "The local talent has been ex­ 71 JW City oi s'urona "sbi-idged the free­ JACKSONVILLE i/B - Issuance trustees w e r e Jacob Vamlerntnor, |*a., John's Rlvar law York ,35 39 dom of the press" In Imposing a of 34 more (edersl occupational Williamson, N. Y., A. D. Bowen, hausted and we are going to wait aty Sheriff “ 42 41 mbllng tax stamps reported by Hu**olk, Va., John Jewel; Win- a couplo of years for a new crop." .01 *33 a year license on Ihe Corona The reunion attracts thousands M » Rector of Internal Revenue John •led, Conn. Dally Independent. Tho California i fast ia n C7 81 f i b s ' office Tuesday brought Newspaper Publishers Association Installation of officers is ox- of vlsltora to Pontiac, a Ni sUrtad on ti a tuppmrted Publisher Jack Hami total Issued In Florida since peeled to take place tonight at Illinois community of 9,000 . s' t Tsllahaaaaa moed hi-opposing the license. November to *77. 01 • . M lion. Don a t tha Naval Cantor. «>,r aC.T.s ,1p ( " K liWIHi.' ■ ">V*. F i ® ' •: ■If __________ Reports H eard Flying Enterprise On District Meet Is Cast Adrift As Of Kiwnnis Club T o w l i n e Breaks *i M arion Lippman, Production Of Household Goods Fla, State Bank Pilot G overnor, To Be Cut 45% Below June, 1351) Shows $1 Million Jum p In Deposits Is Speaker Here , K Dr. Roger Philips Senate (iroup Sunk Addresses P.T.A. By Avalanche Oi On Adolescenci* Graft Inquiries. ♦ ip u m Kxplosion Blasts , Home Of Alabama Anti-Vice (rusndcr Truman’s Name Is Lull 01 f Of Ballot In Minn. Hiiman Senator Douglas # Says Demos Should Nominate Ike Too CpI. KylE McMlfian Stationed OverneaH arssr § !;& S i l ’i g % Sfflr1"’ M J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Wins, Loses GrowiMgC<mditioiw Reported Good In Suburbs Are Seen As The Last Two Objectives State In December Frontier In U.S. Still Growing Along Sasi Bulge tty IIA I. BOYLE NEW YOIIK The Daniel Donne of today In the suburbanite. lly VIIUJ1NIA I*. ANDRKHON He Inhabit* America's la*t fron­ tier—the suburb*. Ami It I* the Mr. and Mrs. It. \V. Keogh an.I only frontier In our country'1* his­ tory Hint Is liirreuslMf! Instead ol son i.'rnip spent Mew Year’s 10 Winter Haven. the truest* of Mi tits nulling A suburb Is ouo nl llitise vague mol Mrs. Al Hryuiit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Itolicrt limns m> populated places you get Itisl In m-t-opyiiip on** *0 lit*- itaii cm tvlicn you drive mil ol u lop city • Hi) luges ||e Is currently statinm-d u< Where they eome from nolimly knows, toil every yenr iiiolorlsls NAAS in Hanford. The December meeting of tie re|Mirt more unit more of them. They usually hear such ipiuinl 4-11 pm up, no Dec. IM wa* u names as Quagmire Height* or Christmas I’urty ill the home ol Swampville There seems to be no tin'll lender, Mis. Juno-* Dior particular reason why they spring man. Following the pluying delirious rcfresliuico1* up In any one pluce There is a guim-s, rc|»irl Hint once a railroad train were served by the hostess. James A. Newell of llidtliooic pnllliu! mil ill n city paused cour­ teously to let a eotv cross the visiting hi* sistei mnl hiothei-li. track Itefore the Irulii started on law, Mr. and Mrs. A N. Hcoil. Mr. und Mi*. C. W. HJohloni some enterprising real estatee ileal er wandered by. stuck up a sign and their nephew, Morris '( saying "Itnviuo Meadows," and HJiihlom, Jr. spent New Year'started M-lliup lots to Hie passen­ ilay io Tnni|oi, ihe guests of rIntives. gers. Mr. and Mr». It. IS. I.id * m.buhurhs vary, but lliey usually enjoying a l.rief stay with ielu have these linin'.* III common All lives in I'lovldenre, it. I. nnlli|iic store, two liipior stores, Mrs, M. Mores and Mrs. Hophofour real estate offices, one taxi l.'rookstun, wtio have been visit 'oil can never pet when you need lop Mr. mnl Mis. C. H Donahlsun t, and a railroad station that closes have pone to Veto H.-m-h f-o > on i old night* whenever the ticket stout time. seller sees a lone wayfarer who Mr. und Mi». I.. M. (am mil ha.* wards to come hi and pet worm. letoioed fiooi I'eosiieotii, whe.« You also usually fool a fresh they spent the holhlav" eetm ieiy m an older suburb he I,. I Ini >t* of Itmotois, Vii lot cause liie natives don't like the arrived ami is planning to m idi-a nl having Ho1 newcomers large his home on Willou Aveiue burled l.cMdc Hu ll own vanished Mr t.eoige I'ellt-v and lei Mil 'llo-y ligiue II p, bad cunupli duophl.-r, Ml.s Ib ilh ii I'elley wle. It aI lliey have to live wilh ilieie spent Ihe holiday* with Iter >n> Joliooy roioe lately* l.ol why io law and daogtiler. Mi nod iboul.l a real oldlimer have to All:.. Franl. F.valis. him- relliro.-l rl.aie Ms praveyaid, too? to tlir-ir holio- 10 Holton 'I lie average siibiirbaiille be Alls* Chai lotte Herd I win. sp.-ol comes one because lie feel* "Hie Ihe liolidliys will, her putr id , Mi rltv i* no pl.ii e In raise t loldleli " uod Air. . A N .Sei.lt, ha. r.doio till lie boys u brightly paliiled home e.| to I'hiladelphiu, wlieie lie ■ in Hie soliurli. too lop for a doll eriloiled in Atedleal Se'lioo). hii'ise and loo small to shelter a M i. unit Mrs. Fred Itlund of I i Kl Del liard dog l.auileiillde were Ihe gin-sis of le i Here he and Ills happy swarm purenls, |(ev mid All*. Janies M Ini' brood live In Ho- same kind Thompson, llils paid weekr-n I of Intiioaey and linriuoiiy visible Mis. illuud wa-. an ntlemlunt in ill a wreslllllp rIni* Ihe True Haduiio wedding Haloi lb become* a pilgrim In-tween duv evening bis limne hi Ihe hinterland and his Duunegnu and tioldninn of Win desk III Ihe city, and he Is a pris lei I’urk have jo*t leplueed Ileom-r ol I lie railroad that links roof oil the Arltun Ciipllo home thrill There art* two hip events in on l.ake .Mury, which was defer til i year - the days when they live. thaiipc the tlmclaldcs ami provide Mr. and Airs, l.ymuii Frishy and him with new rcadlnp mailer Mr. unit Mrs. Arthur Kulie, nil <d The Miliurliurilte has all the pains Furwcll, Alh-li. mi- settled m Mi nl a farmer and few of the Joys K. J. Cole’* a pm I mi'ii I . ill Hie m tom dweller In summer Miss Dorolliy lliiike left I n he mines to work • bee stunp and duv fur Atlunta, tiu., when- site over (mine with poison Ivy, rum will Join her cousin who is ew plainmp. "A new Imp ruined my ploycd llin e. garden last ulplil I fed DDT to The (,'humher of Cum illl'l"1 net Hie blips and they Just cried fur .lull. 2 with I'lesldeot Joe Ala* Inore." luiry presiding. A ithor Tooil.m Wilder strikes him with ii pccul son, chaiimini of the Christians Jar virulence lie finds lliut the parly unit loemhers of Ins comonly thing free In Ihe sulmrlis is mittee, were given ii rising vote air, ami sninellmes there Is tun of thunks. iniii h uf II after OrInlier Hut when The depliirulile comlilinii of the he Mugger* Into work on .lunuury slreots and mails In und mound timriilngs, pinching his frostbitten l.ake Mmy wits discurscil. It was Hose ood ears, lie only mutters orohleil tool the Mute Hmid lie piirtuii'id lie rei|io-sled to eieel manfully: "My Hie fresh air was like wine signs ih-slpmiting l.ake Mmy, iis Induy uni where I live " Frozen uli Mich signs erected l.y the (.‘himiher ot Conmieice «cem to l,<wllie! Had weather snows him In, debt i-llhei removed or oiiitihiteil JIiiiu -s Yute* wus roniiiirndcd snows Idin under lie Humpht lux t'fl would he low will'll lie moved fill I'leUllilip lip Hie eeoieleiy. 110 lo Hu- sulmrlis, Iml dial wits lie assisted unit l.loyd l.eiidonoi like lie opening fore Hie City Connell decided to wise I'oilillicilded f . pave Hie streets and build a new op of Morris I'ntkwoy, fimu the Ituilmud to Crystal l.ake T in . llipli school Hot your Iruc suburbanite is a tusk of which lie was chuii itinli, was done through vnlimieei Inlm, hardy smil He is ns much of a frontiersman us Daniel Him.... or und money donations. I*. D Anderson suggested chut Kd l ‘arson They at least Imd a knife. There Is noltiinu between III line with this rlriiu up pingruio him and disaster bid his wits— u series of "llcfnre" and "A fter" id. tin es slioulil l.e taken l‘. It. and a mid paper mortgage He pot out of Hut city because llreilior upreeil to donate all such Hie truffle drove him cruiyN mid pliotoprupliy. He suggested that finds Dial It is as hurd to pmk u small hruchme on l ake Aliuv a car In a solmrliuii shopping ill* ho put out liy the t'idiodiei of Irlct us it is in Times Square He Com merer. It was noted thut paid .... oilieryearned for ncigliborllness, und Ihe piiy who moves In next ilnor ship so far this year to|is till, do hoys a dog to bite Ills children the motion uf II. M, (ilcnsmi, Hcv. ami Mrs. |„ \V. Hcott were accord* mil. however, until is paid and the kids reared. Then he sells Ids house In a new trim tiersiuan, and tells Ills wife: "Come on, honey, let's move buck lo Hie eily—und sturl living again." And ever after dial If you men Him fresh ulr lo him lie gels no lenlly III. fur when a man retires from Ihe Iruidler he leaves II fur ■ver. LAKE MARY 3 I Reds Reject Phras­ ing* Of Allies Plan On War Prisoners W NSHIN'CTON i /|*i — Hr it • Hill's M i l l / nil lull uf t illllllllllllsl t hiiui was csperleil lo mine up luil.-iy in the glotie-glrdling IIIIk . hi-l4« <-t-n president Truman mnl I'ritne .Minister Churrhlll. tin- President 4»||S esperted lo ti-ll tin- Prime .Minister that this m im in '* iiun-rerog ill lion of the t hint-si- Iti-.ls I* it firm pnllry, hardened In llieir inlri vellllun hi Kmea It* W ll.l.m t ( HAKNAKIt S E ld 'l. Korea <,4*—United Nu ii ii.infantrymen won then lust Hu- llallii- nl Kusi Hulpe. a ....... fmlil In teruptllre griimnl taken try the Hells Her JH The U S Eighth Army nun miinii|iic. t.'iairting this, did not itji-ntliv Ihe western (runt ubjee lives II N elements took one after a i , miniile fight with an enemy lonipitny und the other after u Iduiuiule engupemeut with a lied Im re id ooilelerinilM'd size I In- Sasi Hulpe fight renters I,nit miles west uf Koruilg|io mill milv i* tildes mu thrust ol Pun iiiu iiiu iii Iht Allies are Hying ■<• straighten mil a dent m Ihe l' K | ii-htli At inv'. Ini ward line Mtiiiihiv Ihe H N 11 nop*, le I,ul r .I I au I'liniiiiunlsl attacks, then lame he.l nu olfensive 'three hum . I ll1I lliey met heavy Com i it uni 1 IIII hey im lied forwurd lui ii*,, ,ii„i urn- hull hours more la-lure withdrawing At uoe flUilil ilu-v were within in ill nth tilled vaiils uf the height Ihe I S Filth Air Force re i.uihd X'H Millie* flown by noon I in--day Under Hie protective cov ei ul F mi Sabre id s , Allied figlil et hunihei |siimdi'd Ihe main rail I...... . le ading into Pyongyang. Nullli Kolenll Capital llllii-i Snlile lets |ial(iillfd MH, Alley hi Northwest Korea for JO iiiiinilfs lliey lunglfd briefly wilh n ...................... .. Communist pianos, Iml the Ail Force said tin lilts wen- scuii'd by either side A Hnsstan-biilll Mltl-IA WU1 ilamai:i'd Tuesday uflernoon in u W intitule light between 17 tl S (Inn 11nurd F I nni M i«f Ok#) M m in it nliM|»h 111 y mi«|f«r a very old Inw which duly re<|uirid tlu nlirfiMtnrt*n of l!ft imldciilN, where- ir «ailas»a rraav f t n OaO lhal Ihe Fnellshiuan slung across Hi* Rnlerurlse, when* ('arisen and Kennelli Dancy, male ot Ihe Tur moll, chatted merrily. When the dellverv was made Carlsen waved happily and shouted back his thanks. Carlsen wore a thick beard. He was dressed In blue denim trous­ ers and a Navy-type short roat with a now shapeless khaki hal— like a story book picture ot a mer chant seaman. He looked surprisingly fit. Tett days bad •■lapsed since the lit worst Atlantic storm In So years wrecked his 6.711-ton ship, forced him to evacuate 40 crewmen und 1U passengers into Hie churning sea and walling rescue vessels, and started him on his valiant effort tu keep the Enterprise from becoming a prize of* (hi Ih e seu. Sometimes the Enterprise today swung tu u complete right angle from tho Turmoil. Tills sheering movement caused Ihe 4,000-horsr|)ower lug Turmoil, which Is pulling Hie Flying En­ terprise to jNirl, to slacken speed. The little convoy was not expected to reach Falmouth before Wedne* day noon, and perhaps later. The swerving was blamed on calmer seas. The Atlantic weather was more like April than January, with a gentle southwest hrrere and a low swell. Humewhal heavier seas had previonsly kept Hie Flying Enterprise at Ihe end uf a laid low cuiile Today II Just floundered bImuiI mi II* 750 yard tellier The slow, dangerous trip lo |M»rt began Saturday, about .KXi miles west ul the English coast By Ihe lime Cap! D in Parker's lug got a line aboard. Carlsen had drifted alone for a week on Ihe ship lie refused to uliandmi utter Hie worst Atlautir storm in half a century cracked It across Hie middle The Turmoil's first mate, Ken arlh Dancy, leaped over Ihe stern rail of the Flying Enterprise Fri day night to help t arisen fasten Ihe low calile. ( ‘arisen still Is aboard his ship, wilh Dancy keep ing him cmnpuny They spelled each ullier on two hour watches, teady to fasten a new 3) Inch ma nila hawser If strain snaps Hie --lim steel line now in use. Hut the Turmoil was confident Purker re|Mirlrd he hud lo reduce his spet'd to keep Hie Flying Eo lerprise from skidding, tint said "the tow Is going OK." The slow procession now In eludes tour ships. On the left, abeam with Ihe crippled ship’s hulk, is the excorting 'J. S. destroyer Willurd Keith. Off lo Ihe right Is Hie deep seu lug Englishman, chartered by Hie Associated Press, which Joined (lie rescue stpiutlnm lale Monday nighl. Foliowing at Ihe end of Hie for­ mation Is Hie French tug Abeille 25, really In help. The Turmoil ilcellned ull assist* unre <r«attaa*4 r r t a H a s OaO so fed up eating turkey, pork, geeau and cblcktn that th w de elded to switch over to Florida products such aa rollards, turnip greens, cabbage, lettuce, mustard greens, new Florida potatoes, beans, com and celery. Cabbage, like last season, Is "King" ne pointed out, and de­ clared that the demand exceeds supply on practically ail produce. "Next week," lie stated, .............."wc will have a good volume of celery, cabbage, lettuce, cnllards, cuullflower, izrten onions, pota­ toes, liunrbed turnips, mustard greens, turnip salad, radishes, curn, and also a good high vo­ lume of high quality oranges, grapefruit and tangerines." Sale have continued brisk thimonth, and from Jan. 1 through the fifth, dtiJWX) unit* were sold consisting mostly of rahhugr. celery, turnip salad, esrarule. corn, cullards and mustnrl greens. In addition to these com­ modities 211 other varieties of produee and fruit sold for 1227,104. "no lunger Is any doubt that (Jen. Elsenhower will lie nmnlnuted In July pud elected In November us u (tepiibllcun " Hen laslge <14 Mass) said Hie tiuminutlun "now will lie Ids." Sen. Ives (It.-N , Y ) predicted favorite sons will spring op in states where a candidate must avow Ids Intention* In gel mi the ballot and these will throw llieir supiMirt to Eisenhower Democrat* generally weren’t enthusiaslie about Eisenhower's statement Hen. Kerr (D.-Okla.) said Eisen­ hower float more military than | mi lltlcul sense or he wouldn't be available as a Itcpuhliran " If be Is the llepnbllrau nomi­ nee, I will luke great pleasure in opiMisIng him," he said And Ford Cura 200 PcrBomt Hurt As Riot Ensues At Jerusalem Center Governor Is Asked For Conference On Acts O f Violence JACKSONVILLE i * - Cov. Ful ter Warren was asked loduy lo cull an emergency conference to consider a long-range program to curb "the epidemic of acts of vio lence against religious und racial groups" in the slate. The request was contained In a telegram scut by the llev William It. Stevenson, pastor of the Union I'liugregaliimul Church here und president uf Ihe Florida Council uf Churches. It was suggested the conference Include ministers, cducuturs und others "especially concerned wilh human relations." Beside* ministers, signers Includ rd: Mury McLeod “Hefhune, i-flv presl •lent emeritus ot Uethunoo Cookman Id College, Daytona Beach; llaldii Jacob il Kiiplnii, Miami; i>r Ltuid M. Spivey, Floridu Southern Col lege president; and Mr*. Adn E Steelier, Florida Open Foruin chiiiriiiun of Hu* I'aliu lleuche* The telegram stemmed from a wave if ilviHandling allempts di reded ul Miuml clnirche* uml *yu ugugue*. u Negro housing develop incut and the Christina* night Imutbing ut Mini* thut killed Negro l-cmler Harry T. Mmire and his wife was made In Dr. Benjamin L Brock, medical dlrcdur, by W. T. Edwards. I ’auama City, chairman ut Hie Male Tuberculosis Hoard. The sanatorium received a ruling ol 84 ih t cent, with 75 |ier cent T.lf. HANATOKIUM Ihe minimum score fur the top ll ' OHLANDO ktv-The American ruling College uf Surgeon* has given a "full approval'* rating tu Central Florida Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Announcement uf the top rating Whatever Your Automoth* Nttda TAMPA <Jti — Four men accused of a six-weeks spree of safe rob­ beries here were held in jail today under bond* totaling 1200,000. The bond*, heavleit In any c a ^ here In year*, were fixed by Pea Justice J. (I. Spicola only a week after Police Chief Malculm lleaslcy said small bonds bad encouraged safecracker* In pull Job* and for felt ball when cuught opiviilu set bond for escii man at tio.uou tor each safe Job with which be wa* charged Deputy Sheriff Ernest fulbreatli listed their bond* a* r i l lthe men and..................... Homer Turner. 27. 170,OOO; hi* brother. Franklin Turner. 18. $0u UK); Doyle Hubertson, 18- $70,004) and liny Jackson. 25. $20.uou Culbrcuth said Hie four men, all Tampans, have been linked with seven safecrackings here, one In Dunedin und one In Lake Wule* They were charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny In the seven Tampa ease*. Investigation is continuing to de (ermine whether they were Involveil ill other.* of Hie 3) odd safe job* pulled off here lit the past ma weeks Tutal Imd was about U' V j (XXI WEST PALM BEACH kf» Chairman E B. Donnell defended the Florida State Democr«Hc Ex­ ecutive Committee action to provide for non-electlve office* In prlmarie* with a .statement• •* Mnniiday that appointive power* of the gov­ "have become too much of ernor "hav a rocket " . . . . The committee, ul u St Deter* burg meeting Saturday, provided baiuit space ful lamlidulea who wunt lo otter for upjiointmeiit hi the "Little Cabinet." Including members ot the State Hoad De­ portment, Hacing Commission, In­ dustrial Comndssiim. motor ve­ hicle commissioner, hotel commis­ sioner and assislant stute's allurneys Donnell said If candidate* fur these appointive office* tail to uldde by ihe committee resolution, "there isn't anything Ihe com­ mittee can do about It a* nu penalty I* provided for such failure." Donnell elalioratcil on his dec­ laration Dial the governor's power bait bacomc "loo much uf u racket" by declaring "There are bundled*, possible Ihousantls, working up there (Tal luliussee) wlio are responsible only lo title man Hie governor -and Millie of those people are handling up tu lens of million* of......... dollars 111 "Take the Slate Knud Depart ment, for example. They handle from Ho to (Hi million dollar* a year uhme The Constitution should lie changed lo make these nffire* elective " Domiell said Hie cummltti-i " .id what Hie law- *ays we cat; tin.” but lie admitted that few |ier*«n* might be willing tu pay qualifying fees atu campaign expenses to run fur |ob they had no assurance of gelling C o iitfr c N H MnullautZ Kram K*«« tlw l last O.'lohcr, Hie President pro |Mivrd ,he name ot (ien. Mark W Clark a* ambassador and asked legislation tu permit (.'lark tu serve without giving up "hi* military rank II............... Tld* touched oil a country wiiLv .......... controversy Congress quit wilho..! / taking any xctioii un the Pie i dent's request Mr Truman tuv said lie will renew it leadeis are aiming lo wind up Ibis lesdon bv next July's political conventions, but many legislator export Hist aiToslly it will run mild elrrttoii lime. Ftfrnt Hall Club 1 1 i4i4iiMwen r,»™ •■*«• iim i to Hie Brownie*," lie i-olieluded. Tlie Cliumhi-r of Commerce fir** begun winking oil bringing til1' Mission* to Hanford for spring training lid* yenr utter lecelving uii inquiry from the St. Iwmis Browns ImsI week. It Is not known when Hie u ffidid derision will lie tenchrd Ky Brownie*, but it is expected '.o come very soon. fnr rejiarutiuiis tu dis|Hissessed Jews. The cluliiis su tar have liecu pressrd only through the Hig Four occupying |xiucr* In tiermuny Police said Ihe rioters were fol­ lowers of Menuchem Height, leader of the Hcrtil Party. Herul sneered etl the mill British underground or­ ganization, Irgun vui Leumi, i gam si British admlnistrutori l u ^ which carried un a bombing war tore Isruel became IndejHTidcut. P f R C f C T R l N G ? <v < ? A N fO n V PAINT » G LASS Ca Noe*- ju a r fU U O lW * , S O I V444SS I M OAU. ItA M H oom-t mm * cut* VXDOM , (M oeeeaivM i* oe vtattiNCi WXI AOOUMU SOU M l* * I CAN IO M S U«W mtrsftuma a Sanford P a i n p O l a k s i) 11 7 W *% ()% SOU TH PAR k AVI Fur Sale 1941 Ford ANNOUNCEMENT L, W. it. Hebullt Motor, TRUCKS Chairman Donnell Four Men Accuse?} Backs Committee Of S afe Robberies On Little Cabinet Are Held In Tainpn JERUSALEM i^i Un. _ hatred of (Jrrmaii Nazis fired a mob of 2,000 Israeli youth* In storm Ihe Knesset (parliament) Monday night In a riot which left more thun 200 person* Injured I'ulice fought a twoluiur buttle with clubs, tear gas and ibid* tired into Hie air to keep the mob out ol Ihe Knesset session. Ten |inlire men and five civilians were Im* pitalized with injuries Eighty two other policemen and many mure eivilians were hurt Seventy per miiis suspected uf rioting were ar MISHINfi BEAUTY rested The rioters were protesting ■» Ml AM' '.4* Fear tur Hie safety piu|Nisal In open direct talk* with of Hie missing French Canadian tiermuny over claims of uImiuI !■< beauty Mrs HughucHe Lemay, 21. billion dollars In money and goods increased tmtuy as a widespread search -------- *fur her pruved' -Inulies* lilies James () Marker, M u iiiih ' futility deputy sheriff with headquarters at Key l.argn. said "The longer she remains sdefil, the mure con rented we liet-ume fur her safely.” WE NEED GOOD USED CARS (loot! Tire* $350 Sr•chadufcu Jan. I I . Ml. Dora Club: Jan. I t . Oeata Country t| fa b . 10, Bamlnoie Country Farm Market I zdte Model Ford Pick-upB L. W. II. Hlal.« L. W. B. Hlaka B m T iT u ^ o Y w o u ' CALA lit — Tha Central Florida 'Am (lolf Association act up It* namerit schedule for tba IMS K (Mi 11mMnl rrMm Om I some Taft delegates among Its members Kunsas is regarded as Fisenlmw er’s "home" stale and Harry Dar by. Kuiisiis uulitmal committeeman and un Eisenhower leader, has been seeking u delegation pledged solidly for the general us evidence uf "gruss roots" sopjmrt HcucHiin to Eisenhower's state merit varied with the political views uf Hie lawmakers involved Ken Dull uf Pennsylvania sihl Eisenhower hud given lo those working (nr Ids nomination "a cleuriml declaration thut he will not let you down." Sen Carlson (It.-K an .I said there We Will Buy 1930 Ford m i Dodge ictbnry n» presented, Cumiloiwr II. II. Pop* pxprrtird — *«.- (Vmntjf might undvrUkinq road improveita Im lik ot tat miuilrljMillty. A ir that r#*»nn m *n n wanted want pi! par boundarlr* Mtabllxhed. Senator T aft fur Ihe dumuge went hi l,t An Hinny J Kiilengosky Jr , Houle I, Culuwissu. I’li, H liriuighl the three day lot id of MHi casualties to seven knocked d-iwn und 13 damaged Allied losses. If any. have not been announced U N Thunder Jets and Shooting Star Ids 'Implied HI Inns uf high explosives io pulverizing nil ImIHiitiinl m il tunnel belween Pyung posu! tor exchanging prisoners ol yang, Nurlli Korean capital und war and the Unix promptly turned Soiiciinu, Jn miles nnrtlieast it down. the sasi bulge U Sill Ijraf Hear Adm. II. E l.lbliy, Allied Irurc negotiator, said Hie 0 N. Iilau was reworded tu "ellmiuute any ground fur tcchuleol up|si*|. lion" by Hie Communist* The tied* still objected • .I hum.mi v niemhi-iships. Itev. ! A second truce siihi'omimttoo Si nlt i i Ihi new iiuslor of tin- argued nearly two Ilnurs over ( iiiiniiiinily < lunch. Mis. Scull whether Hie llcds sliuuld lie al­ Iiiii, lifti-icd In cmituct Hie liirl lowed tu rebuild airfields during Si mil i,rKHiiualimi mid see if u un urinisliee Neither side ebanuau li-iidci cun Ik- iniH-uicd fur the III Its view lluth committee* scheduled new gills to Luke Mury wild wish to fm in n Itiil S ,nut Troop. It wus session* fur Wednesday at Paniigii-eil to keep the shuffle hour I muujom. Willie the euinmitlees wrangled, emu Is iipi-0, hi I lie hope thut plnyi rs would come out for the Vlee Adm. C. Turner Joy. chief npm t, now Hint Die holiday* are Allied negotiator, conferred In Tokyo with (ten Matthew II IHdg llV el . Ai (lie cunclusimi of Hie Imwi- wuy, supreme Allied coininuuder. ness meeting, the member* uf the Joy sum It was "merely u routine lleimtlfleiltinii Cummltter served visit In presenting Ihe revised plan coffee mnl niiikies. Friends ot Mrs. l-'riedu (tuilund fur exchanging prisoner* of war, will he (nippy lo hear that she lias Libby said "This i* in nu sense M-Iurmsl lo In-r own homti and u new proposal" but II had been Mrs. Kiiiiiis Wing i* taking rare of rephrased lo cover objections tier. raised by tho Iteds. Tor Sale County CommiHHion OHLANDO 'At—Crowing condl Hons fur Florida vegetable c were good as s whole during the latter naif uf December, the U. S Department uf Agriculture said to­ day In their Jan. 7 report, erop statistician* said hardy crop* "would be improved materially by cooler weather." Cool, strung winds mi Dec. 27. however, caused some wind burns and slight reduction in yield* uf snap beaus, |mle bean*, cucumbers, pepper, *quu*n and lu­ ma toes. Shipment volume dccrensed somewhat during the second half of December, due largely to the decline In Hie fall snap bean und tomato movement In California, weather during Ihe last two weeks of December was cool, retarding Hie growth and development of vegetufile crops, the UNDA sold. Near Ihe end of the month, warm ruins Improved grow lug cundllinns in most areas. Vegetables In Arizona escaped severe damage from cold anil Heavy frnsl. and In Texas growing eondilions condition* were generally favor able, lam e* from a cold wavr urouml Ihe middle id Hie niuntb were not extensive Florida crop details: Cabbage—Fair fu good condl lion. December shipment1, light but should become general latter pari of January Cauliflower—fair fo good Pluni lug* have made rupld growth bill cool weather would help Manatee lltisklii und Sanford Wilder Carden furnishing m event supplies Celery Warm weather has forced rapid growth ami planting* not as ducky us should lie Sara sofa harvi-llnt! underway and should lie general mid January. Keltiire Warm weather unfavor utile tor best development, mod ol early crop harvested at San lord Increased plantings ut Well sler fair In good condition and iinly fair in Manatee Husk in fields where active harvest underway Flying Enlcrinrlac $550 O u r luted c a r ntock I h v e ry low um l wc nrc in u poult Ion In Rive you u Rood tra d e on a new Hulck. W u can d e liv e r yutt n now D u lck equipped w ith back-up II k HIm. w im lHhield wunlicr, fle x ib le H teeriiig w h eel, d irectio n n l Hlgmtl lig h tit, non gliirc 1942 International m lrrftr, e lectric clock, w h eel covent, license p la te fratnoti, 1„ W. B. Blake t a l l pipe exten sio n , sent ‘ covorg am i a lu te licenee ta g and Rebuilt Motor tmdercouted $345 Always B*« All indlcationa point to higher prlcen and scarcity of nutoniobllea next year. 1946 Chevrolet Cab Chaaala, L. W. It. Aux. Train., 885 a 20 Tire*, .Maw A a lt o toed U ' 8 taka Hotly 11495 Bela* Barvlea Blaea 1 M I TRUCK NICHOLSON BUCK CO. Phene, 10M Hanford* Florida �W r f P %k't TW;-ri A■- • *HT' t. ■gvjr K9P- '■'- '■.*■PTra*:’ * i * « VOLUMK xxxxm AN Anutn'inled I* res* Leaned W ire stem per Is Elected Mayor Of Sanford • * I N I ) K I ’ K N |> F N T S A N K O It l) . r i . n i t l l J A . D A IL Y W R A T H K it 1*a r 11> rtfif(if j f Itn rm lit} n r r n t I ii'r tilii id i| «I n tiflf vi 11It pn imlbl j. Muni' liiflit rain (n «*\lrrmr north iHirlM itt (m i tight o r T h tirn iln v , U arm i t H in tc lil, i n lilc f in p »* I m t i r n n r llt I h iir M lii t . N K W S I’ A I ’ KH N n. I OH K u tn M ixlieil li'Oh W K D N K S D A Y . .IA N . Jl. I!».VJ, Truman Urges Truce On Political Fights During Election Year ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER .... Karlylc Housholdcr Named City Judge; Dyson Is Thanked For Pasf Services di­ T ill: W a n t e d S ir r a lft I F Y O U D O N ’T receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, hy 7;00 P.M., please mil YELLOW CAB8 U K Reports Heard Flying Enterprise On District Meet Is Cast Adrift As Of Kiwnnis Club Tow l i n e Breaks S ta ir O i U n io n M rs - William It. Hlrmprr, ba-al s a n e T e lls D a n g e rs grocer. was .selected mayor hid n lfh l hy a three In Iwn vii *i- if T h ro u g h o u t W o r ld the Citv Commission «onti iiflrr £ taking his nath of offirc fur a YV h it l i r h i c . n i l n s second term on the Commission John Km in, jeweler, was seated |:\ l . h s i t n v u 1 VIU) as a romm I slimier. U \S n i\D l* * \ e tV e s u le n t Karlvie IlnushuMrr. young Sun t i n n t ,i:i p f iip ii ♦ *t ii* * o n c re s i to fnnl attorney, was re|pt lot fiy tinS tc n s tio m . F ir lil A i d F . i l m m i t It l:» S t i l l .'**) *! i \ that it ,inn h im m an e |r c tl« o Commission as judge of the Mu­ vi ,»r .ii m is fir e nit ‘ ‘ p o litic a l flig h t* " nicipal Court, repln-lng Judge .1. u l m l i m ig h t e m l.iim e r tin* n a ttn fio C le v e la n d T e ll O l M i V s A w a v A s S in ? (j. Ah nr on on Jan. I ft. m il'll' i ,u * F.iiui* w Hen .ill m en Itetlring Mayor Fred liyum, W in te r C o n fe re n c e N o . r j , k 'o c lc y l o n s i v tl' in 1h r Hotlnw <<1 .* H urd wlio preslilnl ut the hloit of tlu> W f t hi W »i meeting, «'«h wnrmly conprntu I iiM iu s i* Moiinl.ihihuit I *a | • *9t - ««»l * I'* K IN '♦* I *' He l.tte d ^ ” a re m o v in g lateil for Ills pulilie servirr hy the m ,i\ 9’ . (• i r . i t r n n l In w rite the m ill \\ | 9I I « ) I’Ml I *‘ | t*|H I' It* k I Ih ltu ig h a pei ilf 'ls tio n W ith S<»* (■} comml*'1loners after he tellnquLlii *i I ol il 9- I h im * I n tr» p ris e -..m i n e t IH j o.i wte it lt h in c re a s in g i t h I'atHlMI S jiI i | | i | jiy t Mi I (S ih ' ! ji \ « ♦ ed his seat on the Commission. I at I «\ a m i .Ooiost sw ept C .ipt mu It ! m*Ih\ ,i* H..* K\\\ *"i * tic • 1i ttii il m ig h t out ‘ a il id is Re The first action of the new K m l f i i •sen b ill* th e se;* he has p id ilii iii arid I it’ iim* t .it • a lik e •lit* (*v *••<!%?** P'M w Iji * S i * ii '»•* Commission was the nomination if 9’ lie d (•♦» l l i l , i i s th e \ i * i r i l \t a. I ( l«v.djni.‘. If . 1 I «* • 11 *»l •4-> a n \ iiit 'io - .io and we bv Randall Chase ami approval hv i mi I i* I ' I liin t ii't l loose f ■«M11 Hll | 1.\ Rnt*"l * M t l w l ' l i i n ’ g iiir g tt» .ink 4*t sW Mil h ijje lJ t • the Cnnimlslnn of Andrew CsrrnI t > |ii ’ %\ in h e ln a sni.Tstied m e i (• . f|’.| 9% f*hlla ("• 1*1* * way as acting chnirnian. i i?i*t sK t‘* m ites o il th e I u itlls h •tit*. *1ill * 1 l* * f t f | | |te I Tilt * I St 4(9’ s I llil the Mr. Hlrmprr uomiuati'd Mr. ; i r» * i c i .i 0 ne il ii m*1 tils tim e >1 v huh' it ee * ” i fd n i ’ p M vinu Chase lot the post of mayor. The 1I i i ioi>i <ii*in heiiuelh It *oi \ , tried O itough * pel n il *>1 gr ii v e d a n g e r ." ■t il 11ill OU t o t 9* t n i'I* *ou* lattpr declined the nomination, and h i m.iKe fas! a M*-vs tine 1 tie t i u M ji v ii , U i - tin 11 Hr -iid nominated Mr. fUrmper. U n t i l ’ * m w ns lin k in l: » I i 111■a hd|uu oiriiiIn r I v* i \ K t ii>n vmi I ike hi re m Mr, ru n aw ay at this point aug- I »" v *ifci I tl- 1 an>I at tim e s t*'e w at |\ | *4 **( Mil* *.»« -I 1'! • Ml i ongn" - and! i" . e i v -m Pom I ta k e trestrd tlmt the City would Im I hiw n : ’ o ik a lu m s l no its side, I t r o t Jl Mi*I M l I ’d M , I r ju -1 I .*. I ' m 1 id e id , Mi '> iim a ii to ld a ^ lietter off ntul save considerable I si i n d in m iik tlie iil d a ii p i til J 1t ir y vi 9*i r Hint ♦i m il it* * nail ut in i*i"I iiig *»f si’f! o11i r s and rep™ e*pen>e hy having a mayor whose I K in . 11 op * ! 111 ■ down 1 1 ]« 1 1 1 > »eN*’iit.ih \e -* ’ I*** m ea su re d place of huiiiicss is lorated neuter >t| IK * In I nil. *tf k i ' t mu * 111* ■ i ' Tli«* It t . H iv . M t ir t lij II.u n is M if f m ir n ii M »M |i o f tin* K |t i* r iip iil l!«j i p*m a the O' f of vv ti*'f lie r H tielp'% the City Hall than Mr. (itemper** DiiKM'Mi* i»f S outh P h ir itltt , Htlifi**tii*cd I hi* R o ta ry C lot* Mon*hiv *m Hi*! i f* ■- '*!'•■ri ». VViilt. » II t*.|» I*i ♦* (•!*■o i *"hi*i'H 111*I]in in ■ I t » \ j» « . \ |* I III M il h i I H ( iin n rt* hi i h r 9.9f i k f i l l i •1 h i m eci Ha il d a iig e t painting mu that the mayor has im (to i t ii on* n f I’oii tm tn h i r w it h I mm I if I * i- * 1*1 i <- (till, he*I -illil t* ■■ i**l .Shown w ith Him m i* (In* H i*u* lU K U l;> V |I91III la- id it' * ’ to lie cnntaetrd often In sign pu­ o ffiiT iR n f I 111* i till*. I»*fl t . f u ; h l, U iv ilh * T m itlU m t, im in c . ! iii. )t,i I iriu tn r h u u tiiu n v\e !' i v i ( i*.re it r e ‘ih iliH iIitlll V lik* » ■in. I* *1 \\ li.ile in » f t ;h * It ’flttijtn (tifk *’*l Hi llers at times other tlmn n-gulnr i*i * K ilim t ,1111 pi »h (te a l f I g ilts in ♦e ■ I.** iv ii n n p *ro o s h t*li i l l ••ft I On h t m uni-. 11***** - I i ' 1 i f nlreting*. tin i , * ' n r n i h i 4* i I h*i tm*( r a lo a n n e i th a t d im . m il h a rm th e h* t |) I f iim i (itnfO* 1 •mi f i i ■I ill John Ivey then nominated John Ol io I ‘ hom * sin ce t in h iw llttr It U m iu l in le i r t 1,'ris m m (h » *'fif' ti tn* "Mi i’ 1'• i it Kader for mayor Mr. Rader dr vi 11h * I * * oi tu p * M .ipp r’l m u ll i It- 1 li lt i on p* m d Hie n a tio n in- mi t ii i *| J in ly • St i ' m ft »‘ mi ellned, slating that, he would ra ­ l'l He- U u k I ill u tieOe f tie W ill I iiujc w i i * Mt (hiIin-iii, 1|*' i f. I On* I * 'n o ther not serve as he hurl not yet 1|1« f v I,IK II ip p l 'l it | l'l * 10 i'*k t r fle e t |en ••( fftth i ttih lio fi'r* III ■ »ful I t had esperlenre us a commissioner. m i in p m i h :to i t*i r . s 1 1 In . »i ♦i f ♦*( Hie t tim o m ess/ige Hu I h 'iiiiin K in p o r , ' pniiifiM ,* , _ The nominationa were el • o r n h ' l»u: 19*IH11le d |H 9 -Hi i i s - 4il OTllisnal Cl ( i l l s ih 'liv e re d III I V4*10 till?*, U HII1I1I*: • t »» Oil , « * * anil Mr. Hlemper, supported hy m , if fi-n ip l % In 1'i‘fi! h c Hie line | -i ..to m the I I mm •• i h a m h e r. th e W 'A S IItN tS T ttN >.T> P r-w h iclin n c im u g li c u p p e r and a h im i iiin i In r • y M i I 'li HI til • f*'M **( Ot* f tl! Commissioners Kader and Chasi*, Umat i the t'tiling. pH' long bulk 1**9u l e o l ev ini ti'ff open Hie i | | | r i m nsi Im usehnld gjaxl-. Hiich p rm h ie c Hnirnofl c.u-. ,n<l on ly i i f»«* tn f r d I lod f i\ t* fin f*n »% was eleeterl mayor, Mr. Carrawuy U> m ile s f t iiin tin i*»* k \ im n nf toivv o p irh if •**\ new in Ih lu g a as te lrv lv ln n -irts. r a d 1'** e n n tig li *lr* *l l > p " » h n * ’"in In i*. I a;; h*n*h?UT • •• *H* f i i *f •tillv and Mr. Ivey opposing. stone " I l a / a lii III'lid i apt K u r t «|« i in l.»\es he w ill a»k ill l|l> r e lr ig e r n ln r s . e le c tric iru n e rs nnrl ihe q u a rte r T h e m .ik c i w en* nu Business t'* i % r»i\ III II I f i s III 11' * In the voting for immhlnsl i; H i o ', i In d iv id u a l R e s p o n s i ­ other a|iphnmed-ln «l»ir 1t» hr n l thon/ed to .slreti’h lhe**e mu♦. ri.iln, m, iii iiiiu m m t j«n*I (M iliiie (S la v Hot i i a ris e n a nd i »<m:p*m e ia o iim n*’ am i h m lg e f m essages fn x Judge, Mr. Carraway cast a ills in ti f i n in I tie low to g T u in m il w e re | |i* sunt o n ly (h a t i be c o u n try if poA*tble. It» make O.io ihmi mi the H i i s l i r s D e p o s i t s T o .h I*! .•m l n t in lin e in i »dign*ti renting vote against a change, b ility Is S t r e s s e d to 4*i per cent helnu the pre Korea fteennri quarter Kur the fir^» qimr h ig h 1 a x r* “ o v e r the a ii ij j R e tir in g K iw a n is fio v ta n m Ka»l h a lte re d o ff th e ir feet hy tin* w aves m nsi have level* in the quarter >e;»r beuin pointing out that this action on * V11 i III1 C K C C O I n |,ehitmnru -tunl hnlge Htenstimu, as th e \ w in k e d In c le a r the w a y next few y e a rs and d ia l th e y nuuU his part was not made tweausu he A t C l u b ’s M e e t i n g nln« April 1 This would be in ter of Ihe year they w» re .dlnttcd he shared a m o n g Ih e people an icve n lcd l Ihm i f o r th e ftr x f h ie * fo r fa s te n in g a new lin e per cent below preicnt permitte » enough m a ln u N for 03U,0ou with had anything against Mr. HousH was as If Ihe e le ttie n ls w e re fa n Is ns possiliH' permission to .ttretell them to rnako l b* * lot » -stale Hunk hud it v thrinr<’ more tlmn d.tMM I K iw iiii production rate* holder, who ne believed was corn* Miss Marten l.lm-mnu, lieuvoHihM of tnmtrnoiH hindneHM li»al Inal J1 '"O n»n*” m nt In^ sno e the outhieak of the Korean tant for the position, hut that t«nant rruv"frter >,f District Vntir, g» if - ’ n * o n ii «*f o n idtntrlrt, n o r i n . H7 K»\v i\*\v C tu’luh' if# - •li»teriiime(l Hull * arlxcn would mil Thin H-nrd rqtnn bK(»*y from ono million now i ' mimu n u t W a r m Jutu*, HJAo r n t iq r r iH ha» , ............. . ,Uul .. I >4iut *110* iiille g e l Ulh. w ill Ills iip |e liiiM ^ htsfnre tn tlirj thought that Judge Aharon had Pilot InternnMoimJ, nf Si , Manljr Klehehmann, (teftn*e p r o i , FloUchntJinn rlewchmunn lesllfird leMlfletl juiinti* * .... " ........"Off ft! J'lrn J, , Ml n .v W a M .t ill■ -1 1 ...... ............. ........ ’ T o rk v Tin* i •• ttu v ' n if f I i h r ^ r ( a t h ifK K iiT t'» 4iinR oi|i ^ i I oiim * waiemlm: • In hie hurir, mienhiiur *hufor»* tii*» * Wk h I dueliou ndminintrnlor "who *i?id tll.’IU I i Hr - i. In ■I an all-tlm-' Vi’iuitioil (In* l\ 1vt rit11n #111*I Kin I" i Hiih ' i t fi.r Ho* i rq.nliM l v . shi-I jH ii'V n io fR l»v an r U im .H n l $13.(03, dfanosillou of City Coilrt cases. fM|ot (Midi h»*( in thf «Imi that in the same quartrr m*t|rr ^ludytnu Hie defeioe moh -I- -he i(V,nllll,null i *1*"I*l(,i! I I » lu ll I lit on^4 til li i m III,- i. , / a l d " it- p e ril,III- Mini lie i " I m a k in g lilt ’ f ilia l I t * lo a d 111, Il Mayor Dyson, prior to giving up Munlctuma t f u ld D in in g lh « n n .| ( ’n i^ I rill-1 Inn u( new hnin-na n> I'li’Ml'il M4,,il4|'i".(' In I |is ,«i fit liltr it! (fj.» of ! 'u;1,tJii| u llli'll 11 I % i l 11111. «I '•hull* :"-I K7IMI ♦MHumhi (-*t 11iff- *■11r r f nf hie chair, atated that he had sov- .Ir c s n i'il t.hi* r i- 'iiu n - t ih ililv n f Hu h i h r c u r l u l ln l (ru n ) H ir iii r s r r i t i a I ■» 1 I 41111% II I. rt»i» I* H 1’ '''| l '' " " " ' listil if'sii i*|iflr*4 ; 114(14* t l llf* I In*'it* *•! k'fini 'iiliciii* , »*»*! *iifs( nf h i ,in \ i - (lift .. .............Hi Hu fust era! items that he. wished to ills- In iliv ltln a l I ’ ll- il In w a n l tin - >N.ii- a im u .il ra il- n l R.Vt.OOn In a i.ih - n l w’ |) l'- * l. » ' l i - i ' H n .m il •<■> ' > l c'leut, '. lu ll’d KiH.n*1 I I ii* 1 11in v rit**fil n i l*s- it-i* vt iii. f i i*ii frill U 111’ H Ho* flit* Im.’ i1-u.if •> r \ jii'»(t*il 1*9 n .i* *\ mil**** cuss with the prrsent hoard that mil n-itliHI as well n , tuwni'l h**r KIUI.'IWI a year he g iv e n - llu h i in , rc;iM"> in illn ' I llil I \ • h i»11' In |tii oi in n * " in I i- r , i I HHi l*»t ill K ’ V (Jill. |f1SS*|Is* | 0 ''if! i till trill*’ ,i’v - v he considered under the heading in rn lHh n f nlumitiuMi ,-iln m iililM l a '” 7 . . . m e rit . li-l • -.......... .. (o Tl*«. *l(i*i nn-l herM-lf Aiit'irnnbilp nrmlurli.m .. In he ,h|r| lh(. A|ir|, H i Hof Min f V,I i |* fit I' » f i l l ’ fill* Mr* l ft E111, -Ini’ \1 n n r . K .l M of old business. q il. il It*, I ti** ........ M in i H u I u d I(•9' I • " li • She iiarneil M»- iti're mn*' rc<l"« etl at le a d .e v e n „ c i m u I .............. , ........ .................... I I 1,0- (.1I 4 111 * *414“9f I.l .( l-K Iv in 1! V m l MmuihlI I Ill l-IIM IIi lie first brought up the issue 'ui|inttar<i I | H i| I I ll U 11 Inn I IM* I I ' 4 \ \V ). ciiiiliiilli'i' i-hal-nic.i hrhiw Ihr lirmcnl rale I In- IH'A \ | ns, nuuKi-.l in- -n It*. It, r! It, kvvid t | . .(if t i .1 111 of the appointment of John (iillon r* to i ui ■ o* i • I Hi.U • a ll* * . I t i i . i l Ol t t* . I. Il11 Vs >| III. \ *<! I m- • kfil fn Hu v»‘ ii •mlv n „ a iia „ .,i c ... Sun ( 1*4 11 H ill (tl1 , >i . . .1 , as iirtlng city manager, ail of .lllp* a* heillir iin-iuhci*hip, imhll. n lln w c il tin* iT ia llilfu c lu ru rN <>ulv •nv-% f .Ml *ir1*' ...... . • ft HI- •' ......... . u;* . *.oi • i nr IH -.i( rin i m I n ..m l Hi. H»r.’J K ( lull tit iii' which, he declared, was done with­ -iffnil* anil fiiunnc, *ni ainitn-l t I m I' ,i 11II rs-91 I • Km. hi tn til Ill* lift I M • h • n if * , 11 iMrf i iliu li him ! In ilr h -n .r l 4411\ i (ll lM|(, tlfl'I \I i i L i •*f it pi *«ii‘ out his knowledge at the time, lie •heir wn(k revnlvu, the miccci** l|'|M*( It . illil I hi • m ( h I'll* *1P 1V 4 f| .ill’ t* dll’ 1.11(1k ! an 111*V* ta lk hv \* \i Ih i’ dills (m n hr tio itoh ii l i i \ \ "S'Hih stated that tie felt that such an nr failure uf an uruantxatinii. A Hi- Hi ol in 4 11i*t k * i . . U ii i run. liiifiilU 'it I i ............... in Jan H, 1.49|lt 11 n f l» n y t. lllh mil -t have nu inhci*, tin *Il I 1441|’( s),|| i'lSM f 1Lh| , pi M|Uts,||< IIUI Ms'tie ||, f f appointment should have hern *|»|f,l 4 ‘F 11 * III'* .10 • 1(19*1 f* *V .1 1 1 I IKn I n n l -' ■ hi* i i i '♦( (In* \.*m . t i l l . ’•( I" Ilk *4441 Ilf tli, iiunu; Ho to ixkm.: Hirv l.t* |.«t made hy the five members of the ■ni'l. ') tntial hi"*- (irnJecU I-*l*| (is tvMl1111 In* I J I m Vl ’l (if. «» Hunk *l**f..i *•( '* • 'I an in ./iitthwhlle; ami H ' 4| |( (I'l | III ( 4i I(If’ I <I i Vi.t* H l« ! . |1 K i’ V HI ill M 11)51 hoard, instead of the five make It I I I. .9' • M H* 0 ....... l*V Hit* ‘ I • hills* •’•'.‘I ..f 51. lilH 'H Wl’lff.llti'il I* I ftlWil Ml I f 1(411.1*1 ,lfi( ||#’ W ill I 4*4 I.Ill members of the new Commission, mint Mu'- money (•> <nrry -ml i k i im i i n * i . i i •Il* I .*l|w.’ I . M i.nO i'O i vm* |9* W illi* . n» H.-ilil, M I to * ,i *iii;i>!i< lll( 0 ' MfO*. ' hem- pinjeets, in t 'iiil (o.i ' l |% ) irt* .u n i ilef■ mi hiv ini lulling one elected but not yet J llu t (* ( (*■ t • | i< 4I , »»i * ji.n l ill <• ( l*if I I it 1119*1 Mil / I ’ftiMf Isi| is | i | -il i Iik k al V9’ff l|il | I »IV (*iit(i;r! m iK s u ii' I Ui*f Hit nmtUh Installed ns a commissioner. Min* l.liqimali hti.l i U' chI ileal . iif i | i | * I'I m I O f j * *lmw I I . - (Mnn i • ' lilt* • *1 th»’ l»l III a--"*‘ Ini’ <i f11*|( i< i r v.iH lr I Ml I (' I M’ s m f hi' 1/* of Vffty 5layor Dyson stated that it was nf ittre*H upon Ihe imnnr'ance nf W A SIIIN f.T'lN f I In Sen i* U t W '»M M , , , •, *• ' t »l Ksjatl * IlfJli |i Itoih «»v9*i tooirctino and ov«*» )l,|) ( I f li V 4 I lilfL W ill Iiin i ill I I , I si’ ll.* i In k .'i Ml<! l t fiti f i ii ii t f | Kfi H i ’ s' I H4hl ( II.... . his Irelief that this was an Illegal allrmlance mI nil ineeliiici nf M»" I Im.iaing »hnnhl lie nvnhleil in (h iiiv e.llgaluuis Milu ninmitlc. I f lflil l|| , Mil) 4 f , l* i i »’*l t«i I ("I k VV1111 Il i.l I IlifUf .I tig I Hu In * action, and that he wanted it "III*, nml nl the li-nniiT ntnl 4’»ll |>iihhilR'P i f children. Dr. Hnpi >• many inquiries mtn allii;ii| c I.! »9».14 .Jl .1 |« ll ,ll»# tllp l ! • i.t ih thoroughly undeiatoiHi that In r.mmrll meeting, nf D i.lrlrt Knu, , irimiental Mu.iheil <m ils li.in. T in* »♦. a| j- >i •I** 11 i *i i’ l*f*’i m in i »(o I ....... I’-V '1" Ihal It I* KUlrig In csl.ilili .1, felt that wav about It before re- and annual ranventleria nf I'lh-t ........ . t "l i E'i JiOj HtiV 't'r - ii •I l* ■ jiiirt ii iliiu o |li hirh •1 tl' tiring, Internallnnul. She tuinniinreil the all 1*1. Inlil a gathering nf mine nr|ly |htili|! : I I t«.t I i .•> I hoi, •o itk i' Ho Im* I iiii '.* t A He also referred to the Christ- Spring Council meeting in ,laek (linn iimi teacher* and other in t'finlrman fluey il l N * , In I ll Ilihsil Mill In Ml '<* kb*.Mn . ill1 I X | V U Ut 4lllf' l»Ot litrl*.i"1fV # mas lighting of Thirteenth Street mrnvllle nn Apr. L’d '.'7 at which tr i'C h lr il , illr iT H at a meeting n f '' rejarrler iialav lie wuli c -i!l ' 1 'Ml JM 1i I’ljp * i i v r r | i | '(*1* Kli«iuk li'U -A h r il (III l l Of r • ’•( .nh In Colds horn, pointing out that ut H u l l lilt Iii, (I if l | "ill 4 * f ( ip M um the "rjuli nf Ihe year" „ ,r | - , T - m c l i e r * A.nuciatinn “Vl'i’ -rill!? H ‘‘i"' !11,1 "V a«♦ 'll I f 4”nit'll/I'll 1*1 l'l"! Til a previous meeting a group of lime eleeterl nn the hn*i* of milalanil . , ,,, i, u , . ■ . " ‘*-v Ihlirsilav Ini iler Irje "it........ •91(91 1*1 ’il! * ft I (s' rI Vt in H»f»l t* l l l j l l ’v colored residents appeared before in g w o rk a rru m p lia h e d a m i th e H •,M" ln r Mt* h H‘ ,l" " 1 1,M' •'» ^ i r h In c m l u H t h - . e p u l,' I J ix t Tn* " l i y M* If lik, 0(0’ Ilf I l i f I I'l tli" 11**\ i i U it l null K r ilh ! »S"fils»*“f d l l ’ \ \ V r lM M , i »\ (he Commission and requested p e rre n tH g r o f m e m lie r .h iii u lln in '"t.riii ( in- M) %'t ill v * 1,11 M hen r in g * Hi'ii ii in t .* h m k n ix c rr v. ah » v \.» • i gIii ii’i| ft# nits Ho * *'j""* 111,i V fr ih iii I ■ «if I • »i* 4 ! m m Hi on u I*rr these lights. The Commission at " il, w ill )„< i III ru n I T he r l l l l i *'!«#• (f‘l| I 111 f I l’l 11 -r*| I i * ' » onH -ill *’X|itoMfiii early liwlay lir.ivilv ilunt Dr l'h ill| t * . ivhr, i* r|ir,-c lu , ,f | ^ stu d y u f a q u it k <<< n eti«I K f rn o 'ih I ►*i m■\ tfir T u t | io / / h ‘*l h ..|,i' (tv •* f "it ( ikff! I ii that time advised Ilia group that enlererl in the international eon Du *'lithl riuidaneo f'llnic ip dr- 1pirifit realized try ittriner llep I: ' l l l’l ( ill * i.( ( " ft | f-tJ ■Im i fainititr Hit* fr a m e I im iim * **l .* ........... I'Mfik > fu *1 in ii ft mi k, r*( f r m i l kriqi Ins • n * * * .i f hi" M i ("i■h there was no motley In the budget .elected Ineach , I’fli T ill r . jf il . , ., rllilnct will l.c bin,In. .penking r,n the subject, [rrl K t'litey -rnrl assin t ile „u '0 b 'l nerd a n il v lr c ( M ix a ilr r i i i Ih i c -to •Ils In hoik ih r in .i in H Nl ii in e it h" U ll (It I f llt ll V to Install the lights at that time, lest illJulie, atilt aphupie will r i l i ii t pii- ■ i - . i ‘ f Ire "Arlnb cen»e," described I be turn non irive I hh ii I m am nr pi I T im M i , *I v flight it|tfit (nun arnis’i Ho < li,<» [ i nionohr 1 o k If* Ilf till Ol I 'lll’i | (ff'A ll III* II Hannas,I in rag* fclghll 1 Dl'll Mi Kill! • O'" (if i'li nf ali i i> i arlnlc u-elit a* n pe,*rui!i rind ii"l a j nil tankers Mncv salil Ihe c.i ' •*(i •I I" in Hi Iukk I h t ( liv e i fro m * n lo m lin presentrrl the winner. h.i i kt tl j.a r ly i fir v h llM lv f I f i l l 1 III*' iJ l,u l. lt ris«Ii<*11,t 1 i lid 'i . i f f l r r t . W J Hi .* '«, i I I , i u fin r , | " I* m i cnittfilex we will have • Mrs. V. C. Messenger intro­ protrlem, f ill k'Mfii I h r t h in k *| ii< 'i i x f l ' l l l f ’ t Ilf n lf ii i .* 1 in M mn* i*d in (ih ii *• (tn* .MuI ,Mi , Vt i i % I m t l II I ' "Tn iindet "nml the adnlerccpt," lake It up a m -cI iiiu at a imn duced the gue*t of honor follow­ I'tillrv * H h li'f H al M |(,to i» l < »ol 1 ♦.* 1 i ihh* Hoi M-l (hf y vviiohl motim • • la' pin, - 11 Mum ) ■iH "ii I ns * ing a short husinc-i* session mid tie declared, "nnc must learn Mu* j It The part played by llep "" •ii» f4ni* u *ix I n i i i r n l m Ho M i I « (-1 o ,ti( n n *11 Uf . , qnii-Jf *1 -in H I* ill* ! i • ! i ni H*‘ -tilj T ilt' I i'l >11 m n k Ice If ( I,f r j l l f ’i Hial s b a H n n l I h r <m.- afro . Iio in r i a dinner which wn* given in her reason* for hi* nersnnnllty, an,I kin r () Ala i in iiiti-rcerlnn; in <!.» 9«% in * i u (• n l tn n In Im - If v i" . In I <ar i n< ,f,r * fit t U K o f | i’ *t kill ins I Hie* Ht i, w|i(i’*il I l l i l lir* VVfl . honor Ml,** Maude l(nni*ey, pub­ guide iiini thinugli love, affection I the Krcnnstnirlinii k'inunr-e » -i llu p li llc n llr y , .ii liv .- in ■ tg io g uu- .,4n<, r <1 H u ll In I, V V A I 'ii •. i 1 k . M i K il pnrnlhm (lik 'i’ i in behalf id no­ \! ! |( l*i (41 . II.IIMt* 4(11 lic affairs chairman, distributed niul neriirlty." i r a iu p a lg n a g a in s l v m - and g a m I h i . t ''| » n i - - ! *111«**I lif t J d lf llv ' ’ 11(*' t ' M M trirl **»i.l M« I k . ke t r l| lle pointed out that Ihr right I I’rnini'nl D.nn seekers pledge cards to those present to lilin g lie n ."c i in a i i , > 4 m K S T i Ii Hit i. Uni II* ’V* - • **il* l th .it I i i * ■McNiili v, M. I i . i . i . f , i *• I i i 1 1)< • In f J H r l loans In winch Mis I I, (U k I (Iii* W h llr securn names of Mood donors for environment and tha netting of Itcntlny was awav wlu-n "n Ida i ln-,1 I' s ti *1 tifU M lqititth*! X * M tililii t vv |if*ii (i* |K||tt I lf i I -I )f III,|f) of f (• l» ||lfj|| l| BALTIMORE 'fu-Sen. Douglas the “ Armed Forre* Wood Hank". a gooil example ar# of thu grelitent | Brallcn, secridal v In Vice I’n B r ills li hot i ’ Mn • n9'v m .|I vv. l » ;♦* M in ip h "MTiirrrd al 12 2U a in l,ni h i' I. a- tty nnv <d (D - lll.) believes that If the Re­ Miss Ramsey stated that s mobile imporlancn in guiding the child. [jf11' llorklcy. and * hath--. I i'V *(Kii||‘l) (hi* ( l4 ’ K(»'»(f tb»*M JlS wife and three elilblreu wini a--li'i'|, > .<li.i>iatn,n ",r,-e linurt lain publicans nominate (Jen. Dwight blood unit will he in Hanford ill the structure A sleeping |,.,iili I'm Km", m l the wind (her, 'll I k MI< fill •‘(!Ill I ' 14* !M"Mf ■ killt ( i Operation of Die Child (iiililaiirn .Shaver, a former Serial,- cmplm D. Elsenhower for the presidency, on Jen. U'J and It I* hoped hy Clinic, ami It* aervice to Reniinol.1 have nrknmvlrilgi-rl llir-v lnli-rn-i arid two hetlrnoinx were ilr,nnlnli >■ Irina ,i,; 'n km,Is, nr aim'll 1 < in/ ’ I'ki.H' s ( tfic the Democrats ought to do the the chairman, John Williams, to County were explained. He niir > ed In behalf nf friends \ j >9*1(1(11 I (lit S ,UMill.I1 ' MM! *•«!. In" Mrs Bentley and "m , lilld uli-s an I,mu The Turinml ,i ■•me thing. 4. The handling nf war Mirplu ren escaped unhurt. ml. "is niing a wave nf a life in it ti * u f f ir i. t ! u J i" (v-is <ritii( f,(n li‘i| secure as many pledge* ss im*- g e t , I several hook* and pamph­ "Much a move," he added, sible for the blood which will |m let* on Ihe nuhjcct nf shild guhl- sales under supervirion nf IBentley, defenled for dm i ity ukel from < arisen which t- "m ill il nu? th a t |*i i* x ii I i*d ( T ru m a n Hoilluthlflg r-'-v If, (j 11/ r,,||. r n m in ls s in u In 1050, said Ins I d ...... -Iv s jg u a l In iq q -in a e h 'In lima , n 't m in i; tn ru n n- nn to ld a "would enible us to gat a much IC r s lIs s iS O * P ass T h i n ) aiire, and answered question* from Larson, a rnroor govrrrimi-ni ,,0 , '■ ill ff-c ll, ruht M-ailurs in I,cing r e c e n tly had been Ih re a lm m d . In ti t p assim ; , h im a m i a new ’ -• t . - p n ii. r tin- .ir ib m u t M, K in n e y _ batter Congrnaa than If he ran only clal. Larson himself demnuilrd ti,. Ihe midii-iire. -I«t l*-d (mlav i, v' * Inn lea Al,ir - Ih a t he wns a l a loss In u n d e rs ta n d l> ubllcan nmnlnee." nmnlnee," ■■ a Ri tejpubllran Invpsllgttllnn after the St lam, .iiq n ir .- n iiy , Icarr-d m n lv a n ru at Mr*, lid limn Jacnhsan presid­ The IlllnoU nenalnr made the I'nat-DlupHlrh eritlclierj the It " ' r)'"'n, ip i//ieal IJnir w h y Ills hom e w as h n tn im d d u rin g Ih e K * -i" i sa id Ihe Im.tin He* House ' Im in g t ille r ed at the short business mooting. salo nf a f’allfnrnla nliitiiimim Master, m il, ", - >t tqier alhiM <>f h is a I, sauce alalement Tueaday night in en in­ i.ile d ,i m n e a r " th e him .)..,•■( pr--<td In s e v e r,"' > <v» lint, I1.it i ,* and Iii- If il/ Thenti-i-, terview following a radio broadRev. John L. Miller emidurted di»- plant to Landitlnul Torrence i'or|. S h e r llf H B a lp h M a d ie w s an , l w „ lu irn e d sle,-l r a s ln n ; ,-d I in - o llir ia t « * '" • *ked m il tn Five i|,irti|,„M will lit pul,Hail- u im n e e il n p e rs m ia l re u m l >,f LV hi 1 - lim in g n r u in m in g II a., cad with Sen. Wllny (R.>Wla.) on volliin*. Itrricshmsnts were served Involving whnl the nnwnjiafx>r -aid m -,. Im q u e ll'd >■v n a i'n -nl " n l m CpI. Kyte H. McMillan of San­ A BC^Am erlca'a Town Meeting of bv Mr*. -I. I*. Cullen, Mrs, II. wsi gM.noo in fees tn Frank Na --,| enel, tinv un |ht- ueiely page in i' itifu r iu n lin u le iid lu c I,, the a, -v *m ( 'a r is e n a n il l* a m v i>. , ,, I In - m, n u p liiin n " i n it o n m enus ford was recently pointed out in ilrh itn * and Mrs. A. Dees, than. Nntlian. who is under IlmiM ,-, In the l-a tl Ti, t h< fn tl pur ,nn re s t n f persons rrs (H in s il,le fur Ihe I n , -le d end Irm a- fr r.r,, llu III.si \ l, I n i l l l . t ', m i ' p iltlg In Invesllgnllnn, has said hr i'„i t.',7 ' ii ulrig In al llu 1 |, raid uffi'-e e x p lo s io n Douglas declared, "One danger *hp Armv Time* and pictured M .iM lIn n n l llu I'..S« • l a i n , r 11n but w a ld s tn Im ,n i pnslU m l In the Etars and Htrlpe* as an MINUTE MAID D IR E rrO H In fees. Hr and Larson drilled am 'in, In rg 'tt nnnili', t,f rnrreet of Eisenhower's nomination by the in lu fh ie n e r the 1m iv e n ltu n In ae D a n ie l said w in d o w s In dm sn n lh answers In-fine Jo nn A. M, nf a n il east o f the llt- n lle y lin n ie w e re ( | | | I C U F S NEW YORK Of — James F. Improprieties Republican.* Is that he would c a r assistant Instructor In the 15lh ,-ept b i i rlu ,te e • |M ,.sil,|e M ir TC I 'd Constabulary Hqosdron Radio lie following duv will In- awarded s h n lle re d and lh a l llu - b la s t was ry into office a targe number of Umwnlctt, a director since April, cessur School, Weldcn. (termsny, whore 1D50. hss been named chairman •wn passe-, In the Ihtx Theater. heard more thin* five miles away IN ItifiN A N T MULE ll n III,- n lh i-r band Hie n lf ic ia l l» y l o i i r l s l ( lu ll who would oppoae ha has been stn’ inned for the Thr turme 'if tin- winner nf nf tho board uf the Minute Maid MERINO HOPE, N. C, ms - lie -iiu l M ime D e m .ii r - iis lr e | th a t past threw yearn, •rich dav'a rmitenl \»il| nppeor Cnrp. Ing hit by the ear was had /'Should he obtain Ihe nominaM r T ru m a n s till is re s e rv in g h is Rl'N The Tourist and Hhulfh-Imnrd Ha Is teaching Morse Code, immig Iht- Uliisslfied Ads on IkM of both parties, people through­ Brownlee Is a aaneral partner enough for Urn mule. Hnt when TALLAilASSEK '/P»—** Farris t |„|, f„ >11 nfflreis and 'le e is io n aland ru n n in g .iv -iin and S-4vs: “ and Ihe vehicle ran over him, he gni • lie fnllnwlna afternoon, florrecl Bryant of Ocala, speaker desig i|,rrt, trust res out the nation would bn much more radio procedure, oneratlon of In the firm of J, R. Whitney ,i dm atimml w a n 's In m ask Id- iH ild m .il band •r ts jg im jn their, voting on local radio seta In squadron use, and Co. As Ixi anl rrl chairman of Minute up and lashed nut with t kirk »nsw»rs will also lat puhllshrd nale of the 1053 klorida House, <Irrtlon held in dm Navy Center tn a w a ll d e v e ln p tn e n ts subjects, lie recently wrote Maid, he sueem other eubjecte, 'ho fnllnwing dav with a new set today qualified with Ihe secretary last Monday nig)". Mrs. William creeds Alex under Stan- that toppled the car Into a ditch. T h e P r n u tle n l has in s is te d he his mother, Mr«. Alice McMillan dish who rem alM a member of Damage — to mule, slight nf rpieslinns nil the -inrjrtv page. of stale ss a candidate for re l.al-'eira iinnmirie.-.l vesterday a lre a d y know s w h a t he is going of Daytona Reach that he hopes the board. IlnmernlHtr: it'- ‘First With tho clecllun s i stale representative scratches; to naker Barnes' car, 'TAX COLLECTORS In dn. l" d w o n 't le t) a n yo ne for a J, liny Ball, Smlns, N. Y , wn *o ha home In A nrll. A brother, Mosl' if you want to he the win­ frmn Marlon County OAINESVILLE (Special 1 Directors, at a meeting here IM 9. icier led as the president fur llu w h ile yet ner. Whan Ftoride’a te l collector* Al E. McMillan, lives here. Tuesday, declared a dividend of J. C. (jfltzrn nf llushnell quail '•nttilng year A Knnford |,-slil,-nl •t In Jackaonvllle Jan. PVgJ 40 cents a share an tho SUM cu­ BEAUTY CRI1P (led for re-eleellon as reprrseuta- formerly nf Norristown, I ’a , KMENTR M l ________ their first work eonfsrenca, mulative prior preference slock, PONTIAC. Ill **—The Pontiac tlvo from Sumter County. Former .1. It, Jones was rleeted viceROMEWHERE IN KORKA “ Wa's Attoroey Oeaerml. R]; payable Feb. I to Stockholders of U. Bep J. Ed Stokes nf I’anainn C.’lly president. Mrs William loiFetra, Junior Chandler "I Commerce hss High I.OW I ’rrrlp. FRK EID IM ABRIDOED 1 W. Ervin, will lead off I f P«r» record Jan. IS. Asheville 52 XI U IVKIISID K, Tallf. U4* - Hequir- qualified ss csntlldute for repre­ of Hanford, was re.elrrtrd aer- voted lo unit picking a queen for imam an address, to be fotlowsd Boston .17 25 mg n newspaper to pay a buslnesa sentative from Ray County, ilrniip rntsry. Mrs. Frank l.lesVe, die animal summer Ihresltermen’a BODY IN-, 27 .11 llcepso is piR-onsUlulliinnl a Super­ Two. Sanford, was picked for the reunion >un i In * dlrnitr DEIjAND IM John Thnrnpion. Jnyeec presi­ 2*4 31 M ior Court fudge ruled Tuesday. treasurer's post, Ervin will 2 apeal •Marly flshtrmait - .ill on Los Anjfalei M V flAM RLIN O STAMPS ,03 Judge H. Bruce Findley said the Thom elected l» Ihn Imard of dent. explained Ihe decision; dtrtaa and ngt^. Pyho was fouad law Orteaiu "The local talent has been ex­ 71 JW JACKSONVILLE i/B - Issuance trustees w e r e Jacob Vamlerntnor, City oi s'urona "sbi-idged the free­ |*a., John's Rlvar law York ,35 39 dom of the press" In Imposing a of 34 more (edersl occupational Williamson, N. Y., A. D. Bowen, hausted and we are going to wait aty Sheriff “ 42 41 mbllng tax stamps reported by Hu**olk, Va., John Jewel; Win- a couplo of years for a new crop." .01 *33 a year license on Ihe Corona The reunion attracts thousands M » Rector of Internal Revenue John •led, Conn. Dally Independent. Tho California i fast ia n C7 81 f ib s ' office Tuesday brought Newspaper Publishers Association Installation of officers is ox- of vlsltora to Pontiac, a Ni sUrtad on ti a tuppmrted Publisher Jack Hami total Issued In Florida since peeled to ta k e place t o n ig h t a t Illinois community of 9,000 . s' t Tsllahaaaaa moed hi-opposing the license. November to *77. 01 • . M lion. Don a t th a N a v a l C a n to r. «>,r aC.T.s ,1p ( " K liWIHi.' *i Marion Lippman, Production Of Household Goods Fla, State Bank Pilot Governor, To Be Cut 45% Below June, 1351) Shows $1 Million Jump In Deposits Is Speaker Here , K Dr. Roger Philips Senate (iroup Sunk Addresses P.T.A. By Avalanche Oi On Adolescenci* Graft Inquiries. ♦ Truman’s Name Is Lull 01 f Of Ballot In Minn. Hiiman Kxplosion Blasts , Home Of Alabama Anti-Vice (rusndcr Senator Douglas # Says Demos Should Nominate Ike Too New Uiliz ('ontuHt l.t’Kiin liy Herald CpI. KylE McMlfian Stationed OverneaH A arssr Ek'd The W eather § !;& S i l ’i ■ Sfflr1"’ g M % ">V*. ■If F i ® ' •: ____________ J �♦ mmmmmmmgm mm ■1*•' VMl w4fM* *m*m■■■’♦ •* *■■.1* W*.h* •.;"c! I,'!:-, • ;t i 3p' t:' TUB HANFORD H W M I.D T il l » W K m 'j. . -to« {„, J .. i " ' - ■! ' " 1 ' - 1 " •' -V:- -- i -1 t, I m Senator Lodge Says Door Is Open For Ike To Return To Civil Life 6* II r ■ WASHINGTON <A1 — Son. IzKlge^■■ 0O I* floor loader to succeed (fl.-Mass.) Bold tnduy ho bcllovos the late Sen. Wherry uLNcbraska. Wilh the esecplion of Sen*. KnowUrn door mIIII in open for Gen. Dwight IJ. Eisenhower to return land of California, a supporter of ?. Gov. Knrl Warren’s bid for the IW,'v to civilian llfi' M o re Iho Republi­ can |» evidential nominating con­ nomination, and Sen. Morse of Ore goo, an Hlsc-nhowcr backer, most vention. laxlitu told u reporter ho dues of the Republicans backing can­ not Interpret KUeiiliowur'* stole- didates oilier than Taft voted ment that he would not oak fur against Rrldges and for Sen. Sallot trom his European defense tunstall of Massachusetts, an Elilgnment us foreclosing oil pos­ senhower rooter, bridges won, 2(J sibility—osldo from presidential to 15 fjv, action—that the general take off 1<odge, who voteil for Sultonstnll, r»A i said tie didn't regard this os ellher -4 his uniform before July, "Rut 1 agree thut ho can not u victory for Taft or u setback make uny statement on the Issues for Elsenhower In Milwaukee, former Gov. liar of the pro convention campaign While lie Is still In uniform," said old K Stussen of Minnesota said Lodge, u strong Elsenhower sup­ he is running for Hie nomination porter. His announcement that E l­ on bis own and will rml conduct senhower was available evoked the "a shadow campulgn for Gen. El senlinwcr.” he sold Klsenhowcr general's statement. In announcing Monday he would seemed to want "a buttoned op answer "a elcarcut call to political draft." ANTONIO IICHAID «OCHIN, 22, of Democrats continued to discount duty"—In this ease the Republican Lns Angeles, has wen a victory in presidential nomination—Elsenhow­ generally the possibility that Elsen­ Ids nppi-iil to the Supreme Court, er said he would not usk relief hower will emerge as the licpubll which has ruled that evldrnre from his military assignment "In can nominee, although Sen. Spark­ forcibly extracted from the stom­ order to seek nomination to po­ man (D .-Ala.) told u reporter hr ach of a person may not he need litical office" nor would he join Is "glad to see the Republicans validly lo convict him of a crime. are gelling a chance ul a good In pre-conventImi campaigning Ilorhln wn* sentenced In October, Critics said Hill Ridiculed the man." lUttl, In HI) days In jnlt after pollen general, wanted to tm "drafted" Rep. Joe I, Kvins t U -Term > used a stomnch pump to extract amt John It. M. Humllhui, a Taft wore a coon skin cup loin Tiles two capsules of morphine that lie backer, said In New York the gen­ day's opening lloiise session, pari had swallowed, (/MlcrnflllomitJ eral's slulcmenl had "pulled the ly, he said, In signal Hie "rising rug" out from under his support­ star" of Sen. Kefauver Id Tenri J I ers. Kefuuver says hr may try for the ! Denying this, laalge said "we Democratic nomination, regardless j ■ro going to mobilize the sentiment of whether I'resldent Tromun plans l<r |»«irl Nit, 15 far the general which Is sweeping to rtui again. M M D M Il HTATH •’ III the counlry." it u i h i ;t Against this typo of campaign KHNIh n I, t; iorJitn by proxy, Ken. Taft I It.-Ohio), an T int fi'II'#w lnu iir li- m r*j|io rl© i| tiy 1 Hv S IT U S JOHNSON active candidate for the nomina­ H im I ' i ’h Utm mi Tin* Hainl«#r«! H tutu | F itn ite r t M n rk M fu r p rf'tlti* «• miltl tion, announced an Intensive speak M Is the duty "f every American In I i tit lki»f n a t Mill|*krii ii(i li* 4;1<f | Ing and hand shaking drive which (i in tun N will keep him busy until April I. •o hel|i make the nation ntrong i »*■■, 'TinullrrinfMini, I m< Min It f *4u n lit y He begins his tours with a Jan. during these troublous limes wli-ri ti In n IS 2% 81 ceremony opening Toll head- the hand offered In friendship lo itrah iifi, im tijir. 3 V$ for defense of the United Hlnlrs • ! '• < > • quarters In Madison, Wls. ild l I.till I i ftu I fasw I The Ohio senator won something all eounlrles also most he strong I m I i I i i i »-m F l u rail I I I t#i.« H m 1 { mid its democratic Ideals if neces­ of a victory Tuesday when Senate ■»I >• >t* |{ a- I 'li l f i a * a t r i t l i m 2 Hu sary. Ilemihlieaus elected Sen llrldges Ml# r y . I | m | M ilt I l i r l l t l ' l l , America is Imping nod prnyiie* I »• |»* f i l l I la 1C M am I ' N l l t r t of New Hampshire, wtm hasn’t tak­ m |# I v , I 1 ta«a i •I -s I V i i m j | | ( en sides In Iho presidential race, for |ience In the world, hot sirI •• MMiahitM Hl<p frnti«n also realizes Unit she must Inr r n iiN strung If pence is to prevail, that * *I *>h litiii. I f t i l MH she must lie strong to defend her * MU I l f | t l t v * r u m i' I m M I m i h * h ,i self If conflict should develop. To *i . iii imili««rx tin. lin k t he strong, America must have llo­ I i * I ' •»*♦*. I * •’ l l l ' l . l t , | 1«* f i l l f i l l • 111 If f ill AM I , A v f t .w t s v r m n is to om 4 r*o» f, fift an pport nod loyalty of all Alnerl * tH |a » !iN , H i i m i i ■I <a■ I n i n H.itl.il priip>i»iil>< will I,,- r i- t ln - l 1 D il • | I fa f I Ian lin k I In III* ufriit- ,if llii, I'lly I'li-rk, i'lly rails. 2 r,ff. .1 ,5a 11 Just what can I In- farmer dn to lu ll, Hunfunl, l-'l-rMa, up until I M It If IlMk t 7Ta* (j.iiifi tiTlot'k I'. .Iiitnmry IT, lur.z, M help build and malnluin h i’ I "mi ,<I iimn, F lu , 11•'i| |J|U#i I *m|)min lin e UratlD Wlilt ti lime tln-y w ill Im pul,lit ly country's strength at this time? fall I I I H» niMHixl l>> prrfurm Itie fi,l It •tvI itm 3 2Z- 3 : la|j lain)<( He ran collect all the scrap me. HiiillhJiMN Work! I 3 .t H«( (III Mil I V IItiM I m i f i |* t I iibI ii III iik lift (III) ni-ll vn i in- i ; tal on his place and sell it to ft T f if |ia ( M « t |« 9** I I I I t In vleclrle rfreulln In wire tnolii ul n in salvage conrrrn, Thousands of Ttirfll|»R Municipal I,Unary Hm,r,,i,l. tlaii lilt la. i la i (0 ta ll law | , Plurlila, in< uer wln-i-1rii-nl Ikiim on tuns «f scrap Iron are needed fur I n r M l |1 M il fatal I HU- | a ll | fits In off], e at i'lly Alai ,,im *-i , m i l l n T ii IsmImI •*•! Mils will lie pressnleil pioduriiig steel fur machines and 1li j111K* >i I »t in nitlMK H|ih lo Ilia I ’lly Cnniniliialiin nl llie ne«l weupons fur defense and fin Af Va«t I m| y I i i i Y 2 Ml - 3 7fi aaular ur ■pvi-lul maalliiK follow- tractors, trucks, und other inn n r u t i M * 44. T i i | i . | i | m ^ ta n k 3.10- 1.75 UK Himvs ilale. Hi u|i«if r it n, | *ij fii’iin Im i i DO- 3 33 T h . City rsBsrvsa Ills rlulit lo chines and ripiipmrnt needed by Hi h J4«>fv n il. M u ik li H rm lfarmera anil ethers In civllun life. f.J.ct any u- all Mila. *•’ *»»* Im x f-TTY OP HANKullO The farmer ran Invest In savings I J t l l K ' f I I I ! N. A t t m 11| I f I k t i l II. N, Mayer, H im ^ I m i* Itonds to help maintain the fi­ I'lly rlsrh. a n f u i .1 H t n l n F i* n » H * r» » M * fnancial strength of his country T i n3tf» Hviir I mI I fm |ir<]4ti< fi riM iilviMl ut and also proviila a flnuuclal hack . * ru fa l m J:,n ii *<» im u . Jun n. r a * r # | l , | M 1 1 I (17 f a t i n k leg for himself, Pof -lth owniCUd and tbe.whod »n /n o ran of Iho natlon/^lie can uvolif avoid iall I waste. No matter when It occurs, At Mnrt’h In Yafficn, n Ut!!<•• waste reduces the farmer’s Income, hut In times of emergency It ul<u known Near Fast country, scien­ tends to weaken Ids country. The tists In ID5I found what they heTharo'i no lukilltute for patriotic farmer will make every lleve to lie the tjuinrri of Hhelia's effort to reduce waste — waste of aindeot .aptlid, now u ruined city careful driving, Neither IiiiiiI, craps, equipment, mnlerlnls, of nln* usli-r leinjdeH noil palaces It cure a lubttllute for lilotrudlng lliioiiiilt tile desert and other things. complele oulomoblle In, The farmer should ham as NUUtl. lurance. You provide much as possible about national The California gray whale, now mid International developments. the information we need Knowledge will enable him In form re appearing In glowing numbers and we'll provide the opinions, make decisions, mol to along the I ’aelfle Coast, him been policies for full prolec* express himself Intelligently at eonsldered extinct three d iffer­ polls ami other places for Ids own ent times In history. lion. You can do It by good and his country's welfare. phone if you want. Finally, the farmer can practice Ideals before Americans at ull democracy and promote democracy times will help l (l strengthen and among others, Freedom Is ae- preserve them, and talking uhnot copied us the way of life In Amer­ them ami practicing them are two ' M i t N I V -- - — ica, hut It also should lie given ways uf lining It. acclaim more often than it is, Thus, the farmer can help — Talking nhout It now and then Is help a great deal more than he highly appropriate for the farmer mnv think — In making his coun­ and other*. Keeping American try strong. S C H € € L ...an d a a HERALD ROUTE Work Together j TO FIT HIM FOR State Farm ers M arket j itural Common Sense SUCCESSFUL CAREER Legal Notice The benefits o f both formal schooling PLUS actual business experience acquired as a Herald Carrier-Salesman are excellent assurities that a successful career in the adult business world f MALEDLMflACNEILL will follow. ♦ ‘" ^ r r i »i m w e n / n o t # ’ ' Handling a Herald route is a contract be­ tween the boys and the Sanford Herald . . . he buys his newspapers just as every merchant buys # the merchandise he sells (a t w holesale rates) . . . he resells them to subscribers at retail rates *. I . . . the difference is his profit a s a young inde­ pendent merchant. k < »' ■ I Important, too, is the money he makes and / saves from his Herald newspaper route efforts - it comes in mighty handy for school books, •>V‘L , V ' •' - ■: " ■ • " ' • sports, hobbies, and the good times every teen­ N e w e st o f th e n e w fo r 52 'i WmIS* / * • • v. .. . I * , «V ager craves! Often such savings enable an am­ bitious boy to complete high school. . . to go on to the college of hi* choice. ■’■i’i-L �5* mmm ■ r a p p r - .«?>•* Gift To arren Campaign 8 But Keep Hounds $5,000 Is Provided By Florida Cabinet For Walkie-Talkies TALLAHASSEE < *-T h e Florida Highway Patrol Is planning to bring its it* law enforcement tip to adlos— dale with walkie-talkie rai but it’i not overlooking the old faahloned bloodhound. At the tame Cabinet meeting Tueaday at which Patrol Director 11. N. Kirkman waa given per­ mission to buy $3,000 worth ot walklc talkie equipment, he uut In ^ an enthusiastic word for bloodViuunds. both the dogs and the ra­ dios would be used by the patrol when it has to get off the highway and into the wilderness In pursuit of lawbreakers or escaped crim­ inals. The Cabinet told Kirkman to go ahead and look into the possibility of-buying a couple of bloodhounds to try out on an experimental bails. While an the subject of the un­ w in d , Gov. Warren commented that w the la bour shifts worked by the patrolmen are "almost inhumune." Director Kirkman agreed but said nothing much can be done to shorten the hours unless the patrol geti a bigger appropriation at the next session of the Legislature. The governor said he hopes It will. Overworked or not, tile patrol had a good lu jl report to submit to the Cabinet. It made 32,118 arreats during the year in compari­ s o n with 23,2110 the year before. " W ritte n warnings totaled 20.512 in comparison with 12,702 in 1850. At the same meeting, the Cabi­ net approved spending $30,000 on a aeawall to protect the Rlngllng Art Museum at Sarasota. It okayed a proposed $120,000 bond issue to help flounce o hospi­ tal and health center for Madison County. The bonds still must be validated by the courts. Sitting ns the State Hoard of Edu­ cation, the Cabinet agreed to give • extra financial help to six counties whose school enroll ments have shot up more than 10 per cent since lost year. The counties are Bre­ vard, Broward, Collier, Flagler, Monroe and Okaloosa. Tribute wns paid two former state officials who had buildings named after them. One of the hon­ ored men, former Supremo Court Justice J. It. Whitfield, Is dead. The other, retired State Treasurer W. V. Knott, wus present to hear J the Cabinet name the buildings. He Is (tit The old Supreme Court building In Tallahassee—used by the Su­ preme Court fur many yeurs be­ fore it moved into a new struc­ ture—was named for Whitfield. A building erected Tor the slate by the City of Tallahassee 10 years ago wns named (he Knott Build­ ing. Plaques bearing the. names wUl bo pinned on the buildings. A plan under which county school 41 boards may buy tires at reduced rotes by having tho state do the purchasing w u approved. MORE FUNERAL , MIMS W — Harriet P. Moore wns buried near her husband Tues­ day In a cemetery about a mile and u linlf from their bombed home. Moore died almost Immediately after the Christmas night blast, his wife died eight days later. trator of the National Association for tho Advancement of Colored People, spoke briefly ot services In the St. James Missionary Bap­ tist Church. Some 250 persons were present. # Hit As Insurance M IA M I i*i - Bill Johnson. Flori­ da dog track owner, contributed $100,000 to Gov. Warren's camaa "profit Insurance." J. y Gdhum, ■ candidate to suc­ ceed Warren, told the Coral Gables Kiwanls Club In a campaign speech Tuesday, t "You may have wondered how Bill Johnson, Mr. Big. could afford to put $100,000 Into the campaign of tiie piesent guti-mut," Odium said. "This may explain It: During these four years his four dog tracks in Florida will make five million dollars. That $100,000 was profit Insurance at just annul 2 per n u t That's good business " ^ JACKSONVILLE hit — Morals in Florida government "have been subjugated to a corrupt political machine of corrupt political bos­ ses, the graft seekers and incom­ petent political appointees," Ailo Adams, candidate for governor, said Tuesday night. Adams, who came here to set up his Duval County organisation, spoke at a meeting of supporters. The former Florida Supreme Court justice who resigned from the bench to make the race for governor said "The present state administration la characterised by Its braien disregard of the public welfare. " It has handed out positions of trust and responsibility to hench­ men and Incompetents to perpetu­ ate Its corrupt political machine." The Fort Pierce rancher said If elected " I will throw out the graft­ ers and place men of ability and Integrity In positions ol trust amt return our stale to 'dcccul' govern­ ment." TALLAHASSEE LTV-Gov. War­ ren aald today tf Alto Adams “ knows of any graft In the state government 'under the present ad ministration,' lie himself Is guilty of neglect of duly for taking no uctlon to stop It." Adams, who resigned from the State Supreme Court to become a candidate for governor, told Jack­ sonville supporter! Tuesday night morals in the slate government "have been subjected to u corrupt politico! machine, lo corrupt po­ litical bosses, the graft seekers and Incompetent political appointees " Warren said Adams, former chief Justice of tho Supreme Court, "was the state's highest Judicial officer with (lower to stop any un­ lawful act. "He not only hasn't taken any such action, but until lie began running for governor, he hadn't even raised his voice against any tiling in Hie state government dol­ ing this administration. . " If he can't prove his false charge about ailrgcd graft, his only honorable alternative Is to get out of the race and busy himself counting the millions he made while on the bench." Tho governor declared If Adams "falls to furnish proof of tho gralt he alleged, this bewildered, con­ fused candidate will stand convict- w jasw M Btfrs T IIE SANFORD H ER A LD Wednesday, Jan. 0, 1052 Pag* I Pilot Club \ i , '*T ' { r ; »<?*■«**»* used for the men In service. Miss Ramsey was commended for being chosen as secretary of the newly organised baseball as­ sociation at Its meeting on Monday evening. A letter wns read from Mrs. Susan It. C. Beyer, chairman of the "True Course Ever Com­ mittee" of Pilot luternatiutml, stating that Mrs. Messenger has been appointed to serve ns dis­ trict chairman of the committee. A nominating committee, comnosed of Mrs. |i E. Chapman, Mrs. (I. W, Touehlun nnd .Miss Chnrlotte Smith, was named hv the president to prepare n slnte of officers fur election at the February business meeting. Mrs, I F. Hunt ntwunnrod • hat a “ Founders' Dnv" program Is being planned for the evening of Jan. 2'J at the Yneht Club. Members of tho Daytona Beach, Winter I’nrk, Del.ntu! nnd Orlando Pilot Hulls have Itecn extended nn Invi'ntion to uttend the party, she said. Mrs. W. K. llolleyhead, chair­ Comblnlnn the ndiantaaea of lilt- convertible Willi those of the rontrnllottal erdan le Stiulcbaker's man of the "Milk Bank", reported new eel body etylr fur 1132 —the "B larlin rr," * llie-passrnarr, hardtop m n irrtlk le . The new model, which that a total of 1,448 and a half tvpIBc* the striking new design a ad upiMiliilinente of I lie comiisity's entire series of new model*. U offered quarts of fresh milk and one case In both the Champion mot Commander llnra, and I* aiallnlilr In eleven different Iwii-tonr color romldnations. Upholstery trim includes two illlTrreiil nylon options as standard, and Iwu leather options aa of canned milk have been given extra-rosi rliolers. Chrome wheel liters «■ shown are optional at rtlrn cost. to needy families through the clubs main project since the be­ ginning of the clult year In May, IDfiO. Mrs. Nancy Brock, trea­ surer stated that u check In the amount of $1U had been sent to the Seminole County Tuberculosis ami Health Association nod a membership hnd been taken i n ' the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Messenger re- I JACKSONVILLE — * A suit ported that a total of Jtl'J.H 1 hnd licen collected from the Salvation filed by a Tampa newspaperman Army Dime Boards on Dec. 15 against John II Perry, owner of when the Pilot Club manned them. a string of new..papers and radio Sho thanked those who partici­ stations, was dismissed by Federal Judge llryan Simpson today pated. m . K P H O N K S ISO nnil 1071 Kmmctl It Peter J r . former There were U7 members at the owner of two Lake County weekly Itoom 401 Snnford Atlantic National Bank Bldg. meeting. newspapers and now a l.imua Morning Tribune reporter, stud llie Western Newspaper Union owned by Perry for tna.MUU charging Per­ ry twice refused in I‘MM lo sell • 4'sstlssra c-»w Case flael businesses which had been cut I newsprint and Icalurcs to the Iwoa heavily on the use of these metuls burg Leader. Peter and Partners Jack Grant In the first three months of this and Itnnilnll F Duhl* sold the year. Flclschinunn said enough ullot- Lender amt the Lake County l.'ltlinenls would tie made to support iron to the News Journal Cunipany present school ami hospital Imlltl- of Pensacola, a Perry paper, in ng projects and to start construc­ 1040 Tile sun charged i lolalimi of the tion ot some new Buildings Sherman Anil Trust Act. alleging The number of new railroad cars the defendants "used the short sunlo be produced will be reduced ply of new sprint us an cmtiumiC about 14 per cent, he testified He weapon against competitors " said there would tie some increase Arguments In the ease were in shipbuilding hut that only the most Important new highways heard recently and'Judge Simp sun’s ruling said Peter did nut eould lie built. The SenateHouse committee is show lie or Ills business was hurt, headed by Sen Maybank ( D S C ) . llial the damage was "inciileiilul." The Jurist wrote Hint Peter "might he entitled to malntnin ed of trying lo gel votes for him - some other form of uetlou Imt not self by lying tu the people. the statutory one brought " "Also. If he knows of the com­ mission of a felony (graft) nnd fails tu institute prosecution against O FFIC E F C H M H IIIK a the guilty parly, he himself Is R U IT L IkR guilty of tlie criminal offense called misprision of felony." Adumx said Tueaday night he C O M P A N Y did not deal in personalities In-hi* Pine at Court Sts. ph. l!lft:i:i campaign "though I can It I have 'Flnr Office Lines Miner 'MB" to " Lake County Suit Vs. Perry Papers Is Dismissed ACCIDENT VICTIM FORT PIERCE i*i William Curry. 31. died Tuesday of Injuries suffered Monday in a collision In­ volving his tractar nnd a truck. The truck driver, Franklin Ches­ ser, was not seriously hurt. PA KAPETTI SI’ACillETTI S r'iIn * .1 In 10 I*. SI, I'M IU ill M IIM U V I W i l l " I'nrk lllahnn) IT—i ) n il. axies srMooi. ana a im At *l*V*n e'rlork on Thursday lotnln*. January IS. t i l l , tho Board of ruhln- instruction win receive sealed hide on rtV B sixty uMienter school boss*. Hrnarate tilde rntlBl he made on bodies end cheasle llhls must he ercomiisnltd hr a csshler’e or certified check In the eutn of two tier ceni of the hid. U h l fo r m s m ill s ( i r r l f h ' i i l l < i l i s m a r L e n h l i t l i i e i l ( n u n I h r I ' o o n t r Mul i r r l i i l e n d e i i i * t t I t ,- t ' o u r l H ouse Manford, KluHilit The Hoard rrsrrves the Main to reject Jiir or nil bids .j S e m in o le ( 'i i 11 l i l y H o a rd o f I ' l i h i l c Inet fu e l Ion T VV I.ewton. Muiit 11. .lo rd ,in . O m f r in a n HEARING AID SERVICE v in .11 ii it v m u vm i im .H M ii i n. iin i'm is m i , s tv iim ii rsiltsv, tan. II from II to 2 u’rtuck, Mr. Thomas S. Smith. Malro llenring Sen ice. Orlando, will tie here with a complete line of he.iriiic aids ul u price you ran afford tu pay. Demon.trallou U lice and "llluiul obligation. Batteries, cord., and rtpalr service for most aids. This l> m regular monthly service In Sanford MOST FOR LEAST! READY MIXED ^CONCRETE Concrete, t h e building material, "m H j Permanent eliminates many item* ot hoinr-mainten­ ance coat 1 And even the origi­ nal coals of Concrete arc much reduced—when our Heady Mix­ ; ed Concrete, willi its cost-.liv­ ing. is employed' l.et us help you build better' SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. .McCrncktm It<mil uut West Thirteenth Street Plume 12-11 Phone 11181 Production ControlH TI P TO V I S I T O R S ! |O'NEAL - RRANCH 5VY W h a t j a i l want is a Coke N\ vv JACK FROST RUNS TAMPA w Jock Frost of Tampa, who was beaten by Rep. Jamoa 8. Moody of Plant City for tha State Legislature in >050, has announced he will run against State Rep. Tom Johnson of Tampa this year. Frost Is a distributor for a cltaning products firm. The original term of copyright under existing U. 8. law runs for ill yaara. Legal Notice I. MIMEOGRAPH PRIN TIN G —TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD BKBE3PM A ■))1 ,V1 T o w o r k refrvMhvci In the fiscal year 1040, 188,817 immigrants were admitted to tha United States. Legal N otice! m tm h n n c iiT r iii a 1 J p ffi— -, IOTA................... I, ( ' H I M ' I T mu ■Kg|.vuu: M.OHIOA i j u r t e c l a iik .n o o FLORIDA BXPERTS "K N O W THE SC O R I" ON OUTDOOR SPORTS IDUIPMSNTI i , . : m ath 9“ a f* h* r»,|x rsqutrsd lo rne wrltlsu mipnsrnnua In — - Sir FROM THE CRADLE O N .. .just about ttvnoH t in Florida goes irv fur outdoor sports. No wonder the folks in shop* and stores who handle (porting goods become txpcrtt ... ready with sound advice...stocked lo meet every need. mplajnt for divurce fj a. and therej r or other . so ts * anlsrrd against you. SO FOLLOW THE LEADERS, the growing thousands of wise s|>ommcn who arc cashing in on Florida's "know how"...buying Florida's provcd-in-action: PISHINO TACKLI OOLP IQ U IP M IN T T IN N IS A N D PARK SPORTS O lA R ■v, COMFORT STYLID SW IM SUITS, S IA C H A N D SPORTSW IAR OP ALL D IS C R IP TK M S F L O R ID A PO W ER I L I6 N T C O M P A R T I • a <1. I I . CeleM BK. M s s s e s r U S K m * F ir s t S („ S a a fs rd , r u . O' MF'F1*1 tforaa,'. yhi\‘ ■ • v tij>V.Vt>A -W a ■ ... • » ,.rJ y-. * L (a** J. •* , 12^ I V .k '■ n •/ -• : �0- The Sanford Herald R aiafclU hvS l a IM S PeXlt.X»<* < U llr •■ M U S a ta rS a r ■m M a a M r , i h r la la w a aaS m m T t a r a , l'sbll.h<r<i un a a la r tfa r a i « l t a w la a t h r U t m a a a a « S a w T t a r a I I I U a a a H lla A ia a a a “ H iT a ra S • a aaa*nd ' alaaa m s i l . r O ctober ST, la id , a t lh a P aat n llla a • I l a a l n r t , V ln rlrin , n a t a r Ib a A r t ml Caa a ra a a a t M a rr b a, I NT*. K O L I.A S II I . IIR A N ' N tlM f ( IO IIIIO V D R A T Haaiaaaa M a a a a a a s i ! H a r H I I >T IO X I t A T K I tVBfJ.NK.4DAY, JAN. 9. 10.12 HJDAY'H IIIIIL K VRHHK Tha p.almlst had no lelearupf, ha could not »rr stars a billion light years imay, Tha greatness a f God passes human understand­ ing, yet His Kingdom is within ua tout VVtii-n I consider tin- hea­ ven*, the work of thy fingers.— P*. 8 lit. The Rmiiaio .ire i.iid lo li.ivr pirkrd (icorgi Malenkov m »urceiior fur Stalin. However, lilt; final verdict will nut be known until the Init dint i* fired. Wlm laid Florida wain't die biggetl cattle Hale in the South) Keener Male Rep. Midyrtte told hit herd of 27 Hereford hull* and H7 row» in Quincy tie other day for $110,320. Ridden cam from 2b tlatri In die union I > paitlcipetr in die auction. We with our nrwTpaprr friend. throughout the stale would learn how to ipell the name of Sanford'i candidate for governor. It it Odliarn, and not Oldham. Odum, or Odom. I.ct'i grt on tlir ball, fcllowi, and grt this thin,, tight. ------ ^ 1 , --------- It'* funny how the truth tan vary from different isiinti of view. Frank Costello'* lawyer lelli the judgr in hi* New York trial that the well known under­ world figure it "a man id integrity. He ii entitled not only to fair play -an acquittal —he demand* an exoneration''. Ye*. every man i* entitled lo fair play, even the biggeit crook in the world. Preiidrnt Truman ii expected to atk Congreii for about $B3 billion lo run the government for the next year. That doe* not make much of an impretiion on Ul became we do not know how much a billion .loll,in is. much In i R3 billion dollar*, However, somehow it iremi In u» wr recall that the combined incniuei of all the men, women and children In the country tome 13 years ago were only about 33 billion*. Frank Coitrlln, king of Amer­ ican racketeer*, goe* on trial In New York City lor contempt ol the Senate, Nnt a very lubtlanlial charge to firing against one of the wont men in tits country. Hut it must he remembered Costello's prrdrcenor In crime, Al Capone, nrvrr went lo jail for murder, vice, or , thievery, but (or not making out hi* income tax return* in * proper tn*nn*r. It might be better I * keep Costello behind hart for contempt of the Senate than not lo keep him in |«il at til, Intensive Prone In Kidnaping Case Durlnir 1951 the average American saved than he tlltl in any of the five preceding years, scedfdtnfftta Secretary of Commterco Charlen Sawyer. Despite the fact that taxen and the cost of living Increased during the year most peoplo had more diHposalilc Income than they ever had before, and apparently many decided to bank Home of It against a ralnt day, , Secretary Sawyer calls the increased savings a brake on inflation, helping to keep ft under control. He warns that if people should suddenly deckle to tnke their savings out nud put them into circulation the effect could bo dam­ aging to our economy. People with money to spend tend to bid up the prices uf c u iim iijtliliu o i llit* numL stringent price control system Invented cannot keep prices down when peo­ ple are willing to pay more for goods. It Is Interesting to note that Imfore 1951 the best years for personal savings were during Wbrld War II, when goods wore source and people put their monoy aside until they could buy the things they wanted. Perhaps In the years that passed since 1910 people have satisfied their back­ log of expensive needs and can now put more money In the hank as a matter of systematic savings. It Is a reas­ suring thought that more [teople have bankbooks, and that they list larger deposits. T a x p a y e r Letters The Hurcutt of Internal Itevenue received more than two hundred indignant replies to form lettcrn sent out to taxpayera advising them to avoid errors In making Income tux returnn. Most of the replies mentioned tax scandals and mink coats and suggested that the Hurcnu clean up its own errors before worrying about those of honest citizens. The Indignation of some of the letter writers is understand­ able. Hut there are things to lie said for the Hureau'M re­ quest, too. The fact that scandals have been revealed among tax collectors has no hearing on the eillxen’s responsibility to make honest and accurate returns. Careless errors in fill­ ing out forms result in higher collection costs and can cause great Inconvenience to the taxpayer who makes them. Tile purpose of tin* letter sent out by the internal Itevonue Hureau was to caution people against these expensive and troublesome mistakes. Citizens should Insist that wrongdoers he driven from government positions, hut they should not try to make the fact that there have been and perhaps still are some wrong­ doers In government serve as an excuse for not doing their own duty. Rnrl Of The Stymie Tho te rm "xtyrniti" ennui into the I u m r u iir o through tho game nf polf. It dencrilifH the Hitimtion in which tho player whoxo turn it ix to putt findx Hint Homo other plnyor’rt bull Ilex between hlx bull anil the hole, ho tlml it ix Impoxxlhle for him to piny hix bull into the hole in ii xlngli' xtroke. The word him come Into gonurrd tixe to indicate a xi Ilia lion In which a porxnti fx prevented, by xomo xim pte block which lie lx not permit ted to remove, from an aminiplixhmrnt which otherwlxe would ho ctiHily within hlx pow­ er. Now the xtymio hax henn eliminated from golf, hy a change in Hu1 rulex.to permit removal of tho hall which Ih In tho way. It wax decided that tho xtymio, a mechanical matter of the turn of play, wax tmintlexx in a grime which ix cHxontlnlly one of xkill and Judgment in hittiriR thn hull. Tho Htymiex of moro hoHohh life HitunttonH, carefully examined, HomeUmex turn out to bo equally pnintloxx. Ear M uffs Needed In Political Year To Down The Din fly HAL HOYLE NEW YORK Ml—Bought your rnnnuHx yel? Well, you'd heller Imy ’em now, before Ihe mail rush starts. No ears are likely lo bear up under Ihe political din between now and November wllhoul Ihe protection view with alarm" and "Wo jKiliit with pride" Is already flooding from the nnlinn's 113 million radio and television sots. And many statesmen haven't even warmed an their vocal chords for Ihe campalin. They're still tak­ ing banjo ami tap dance lessons, hoping lhal If thejr win a spot on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Heout Pro­ gram they'll he abto to slip aver a few plugs for their favorite can­ didate. What Ihe average man already needs Is a handy little guide nn "llow In flurvlve In an Election Year ", Home bartenders already are de­ manding sabbatical leaves, declar­ ing the political tempesli among Ihelr losspol* at the rail will make life unbearable for the next nine months Olhera are aimply laying In a new supply of baseball bate. "The average customer la a mouse,” said one veteran highball Jockey, "lie la worried about hi* riling (axes nr hla falling hair, and he cornea here only to com* plain about hla wife or boat, or maybe—after a few drinks—to praise hli dear old mother. "But In election year what happenal The mouae bernmea a lion, and after two drinks start* roaring about how to aave tha country, Put two mica next la each oUitr eomo home with blnrk eye*? 3 Other remarks lo avoid In publie yourself: A. "Why doesn't IlHrry takp up the accnrdlnti — then he could squeeze hls way out?" It "Elsenhower's on old soldier —why doesn’t he Just fade away?" C. "Well, I was passing (fen (Irani's lomh ihe other day, ami ynu know whul I heard? A ghostly voice crying, ‘ Don't. . . Don't. . . Don'll'" D. "So Stnsscn plans lo have two women In hls Cnblnet? That'll be a real kitchen cabinet—ha, ha, ha!" (A remark like this can cost you your happy home.) 9. But Ihe host lip of all is I Ida: Write down your own presiden­ tial eholcc In a little Murk diary, and lock It away Then shut up. And open up your diary tho day after election—and see how wrong you are. Right or wrong, you'll stay nut of troublo. DRIVE FOR IKE M IAM I Ml - Rep. Hugh D.Bcotl Jr. (R .-ra .) lay* supporters of Gen. Elsenhower for the Repuhtl can presidential nomination will mako a vigorous drive for dele gate* In Ihe Kouth. " I think tho general, being a great and popular American, can help the Houlh achieve Ihe twoparty ayalom which would benefit the region oo greatly," Scott said hero Tuesday. "And we moat certainty will not, aa tha GOP has In Ihe past, Ignore tha Southern people In the cam­ paign, after the convention, and when the presidential race la being conducted." Jailer Blocks Jail Break With Two Well Aimed Fists f|1 never much or little enthuiiGeneral Eisenhower's an•mant llial he i t , at lean iidtntial pMilmllty' eiirt up l country, there la no doubt pgr that it leevea the HM cold. 1 W would Chnva Mm remain where I Aad vet European* must show you ere mf-parUsan and . that tha wont thing that OwpEnoCuii 'happen to them at tha - a. If you flan) you simply hi to diKuaa tha political aituat at a b*r. put a couple of lee cul • MILLtt'f Highway 17 91 NO REACTIVATION TAMPA Ml — The Uuvy has taken over the old Tampa Ship­ building Co. facilities tiut denies 11 will reactivate tho wartime yard*. The Navy, which had owned part of Ihe equipment, explained It wauled all Ihe facilities under one ownership. It said II might lease lliu yard lo n private con­ cern. It paid $300,000 for Ihe property to a firm headed by Louts E. Wnlfson of Jacksonville and Wash­ ington. TUFTLK88-------- BUTTONLKH8 qUILT TOP DESIGN — NO PAD NEEDED D lflN t l AND II1A7IO ITIM I ovrrshadow other emounte President Merry H. Truman will atk tor In the Hscal year beginning July l. Amount* Indicated on the picture chart above ere reported to be In tha Chief Executive'* budget message to Congress. (Central Press) 1939 PLYMOUTH 8 Door Sedan, Good Transportation 998.00 939 BUICK COME IN ! T R Y IT ! B U Y IT ! Thn Pleasure Will Bo AH Yount In Your Choice Of Tickimf U«Ut To* Matron* SHJ.Aft Matching Bos Spring Hand Tfnd Construction | | | 5 0 Hollywood U«n No Charm ' T i h Yow r U m r u U o 1947 BUICK Super FM*n, Fully Equipped, Radio, Heater, Good Tires, G inm( Cnndltloi $1190.00 ■ 1948 CHEVROLET Sedan, Clean* -Good. TIrte, Locally Owned Super Sedan. A 'Ba*utm*l Greek Sedan With White Wall Tire—Pur*kneed and Driven Hy Local Owner, Low M il*a**, U ltra Clean, RsdlOt Haeter. Eicetienl Styia US 1949 BUICK Super Sedan." A Baadltfal Black Hedan, Fully Equipped. Radio, Heater altd Excellent CoodltkM- ! AYKMUI m Motor Sales 219 Host Second BUILDERS' SUPPLIES R ITA RETURNN HOLLYWOOD Ml Rita Hay worth, under suspension since Dec. 13 because she didn't like Ihe script of a movie, Is slated to return to work Thursday nn the same pic­ ture. Whrn and If Ihe picture gets under way, it will be her first in two years. In the meantime she married and separated from Prince Aly Khan. 19 /CHEVROLET/ 1447 Only $1050,00 m JANUARY CAMPBELL’S CABINETS Have You Steen The Mattreu Of The Year? We Mean The Year *52! r * # .' w ; SALT LAKE C ITY W t-M ayor Earl Glade ha* promlied a "searching" investigation Into po­ lice activate* during the 7* day* that a young, pudgy chcekcd used car salesman held a teen-age boy In brutal captivity. » ....... The salesman, John P. Blllctt, 24. nabbed Monday on a bank rob­ bery charge when police sprung a "letruuM trap," 1: accused of kid­ naping 14-year old Richard (Ricky) tlemlrlckicn. Rillctl will be arraigneil in Lily Court today. The double-chinned chain smok­ er U charged with the $21,000 hold­ up of a Sail Lake City branch bank. The bank wo* robbed Mon day and young Hendrlckscn re'cased Tuesday. The whole affair, •aid Mayor Glade. Is "b liarrc and fantastic.” Ilendrickicn was held captive, much of the lime chained lo a bed, while a search for him spread over the nation. “The house was less than a block from a large church and was lo­ cated’ near a busy Intersection." Glade declared "The man had to enter and leave Ihe house at teas! once a day so surely someone could have followed him Iherc." Rilltt, a used ear salesman at a lot where Ricky washed cars, was originally questioned In (he lad's disappearance. ('apt. M. I>. MrGInness, police plainclothes division commander, said Blllctt had been "tailed" by officers from Nov. I until "nbotil lit days ago." McUInnexi said "Blllett knew we were following him and always managed to give us the slip." Ricky said rear for his life, and (hat of h it family, kept him from attempting to escape. He claimed that Blllett beat him hut kept him well fed and supplied with comic books. Blllett was arrested In a down­ town department store tearoom eight hours after a lone gunman stepped nul of a snowstorm and sobbed Ihe First Security nank of Utah'* Eighth South Hranrh, Most of the $20,900 taken haa bcon re­ covered. Ricky was reunited with hi* fam­ ily, and the Hendricksons Joyfully singed a belated Christmas and observed Ricky's birthday, which was Nov. 7, nearly three weeks after the lad disappeared. Blllett emphatically denied that he made any sexual advances In­ ward Ihe boy. BODY FOUND STUART <41 — Six years after he made arrangements for hls fun­ eral In Miami, the body of Austin Hallman, 73, was found Tuesday floating In the Si. Lucie lllver here Officer* said ho probably fell Into the watrr during a heart attack A card In hl» pocket said ar­ rangements for hi* burial hod been made with Ihe Comb* Funeral Home in Miami. .Senator Pepper reveal* that Me political friend* all over the *t»ta are urging him to gel into the governor’! race. Perhaps they realise that Pepper would .i|M Have much chahe* again*! MANSLAUGHTER? /(Ho-veteran and popular Senator JACKSONVILLE UR Police Holland, or perhaps they feel held Lonnlo Tucker J r„ 13, on that Pepper could do them more manslaughter rharges Tuesday af­ •OOd in the governor'* office ter a bread truck driven by Tucker during the next four year* then In California, water from the hacked over and killed Jamoa Immense Bhasta Dam started It* Woodward, 83, at lha Ward Biking V jo could in Waiblnglon where Co. Tucker also was charged with R IM it of hi* old •friend* either Km m . or toon will be on the way Whether the former icriator jCy mld hove any chance in the B M ltnialorial race,, u another who disagree, and they start throw­ ing drink* end trying to gnaw each other In death. Either that nr they bora everybody else to death, talk­ ing about something they don't know." Hero are a faw quick tip* on how you ypurnli can live without a black eye until .biUetlng time: 1. If you must wear campaign O I H M I , Including foreign military old, $57 billion TAMPA W - The tw t receipts at U.lB. custom offices In Florida lotaldkJ $11,730 M Hoyce A / Wll' Hams', customs collector for the atale, reported. Tlits, t* 19 per cent IS to 20 N atio n *! MnUinson'n new 100^> nylon fab ric, "B U R B LO N ". Jewel by ton trim . Self bow tie on bodice. I1 �Mrs. Rd Ifiggins, Jr. EntcrtainN At Bridge Social Calendar THU RSD AY w Central Circle of the Hanford Harden Chu .rill meet nt tiMHi a.m. at the htm r of Mr*. W. II, Nlcholxun on the Orlando Higha $ 10 Hnnfonl Woman’* Club will have n ten, honoring Mrs. Ruu. burn C. Hot lie, president of the Florida Federation of Womnn'* Club* from, 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. nt the club house. The T.K.I.. Cla**.t of the Flr*l Jhiptint Church will meet in the •ducatlonul Building nt 3:0u P. M. with .Mr*. .1. A. Cunning linin'* group n* hostesses. The SaIlford (Irummnr School F.T.A. will meet nt 3:80 I'. M. with u Hoard meeting nt 2:30 I’. M. Program by the children on "World Cltlteiifthip'', under the direction of Mis* l.iiclllc the Women of the TODAY’S 'KIR8T WITH THE MOST QUIZ (1) What Is the iniibwraterfl eltjr which has for its middle K. the first three letters leal three letters belt * said, "O Tempora, t Did Davy Crockett ever public office In the V. & T ‘ Can a woman - become it of the U. B.T i was Othello's wifs? answer* will be pub* --------- on t h l a ------- ' — Raymond Studio M i** A nl ha Meric oi* Weiner, daughter nf M l. and Mr*. Merit W. Werner, wlmae eligag-menl and approaching marriage to Thomas N. I.nwlui, AIM, Rnnfnid Naval Auxiliary Air Station, was up* pounced today. Mr. l.avrSni i, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thoinn* K. I.nwlar of 11y ili.’ville, ' l l Tim marriage will take place on Feb. 2 at 11:111) A.M at All Soul* Catholic Church. Mrs. Raines Riveted Circle Chairman r c r s o n a / .s M ri W I' Kiltie* was dieted .Ituirmnii 'd Circle No It nt*'»n * Mr*. Ralph Wight bad a* lo’i i ' iiosI Iasi weekend, her *d*tcr. I hr* rcrigiialii.il nf Mr*. It. T War Mr*. Iliin y Dickson, of llilando. ten al the m eting of the Worn on** Society of t'h ’ l*tian Service I.t, and M i* John R Iter re. of Ho* Kiisl Mclhodlsl f'horch on Monday al tin home oT Mr Tale Iiirriril recently fnuii I'aihl* all, Kv when* they rpenl iln (Till'dinn ■ (Tiapnoio (lift* uf n*>Tul n rl’rlo! lo In holiday* sent In a family ill Korea wen Tlo Itev nml M m . John It Hid­ brought liy nu’inbcrs lo I lie me I log, Mr* (' (' I'ricsl give tin den of the (*bri*liali Chinch have a* iheii g io *l, M i*. Kdiui Myet*. ilevollounl. Mr*. W. P. rhapmiio of Weal Palm Item h, a *i*ler of led Iho study, and iinnnuncciurnt- Mr*. (loldeii well* made concerning the I'lmin of Mi**inn* which will lc held , l.ouis Hill*, Counlv Eng hirer Ian. 2P and tin at the l ‘ie*hytc* f Jake llnyd, and Coinmlaaloner ‘an Churrn. Kennel It Rol*ert* of West Pahu Mr*. Chapman, «**l*t,*d by Mr* Hem h have bu n viailing Mr. S. C. F. Ilruutinn nml Mr* W I' P. Smith nl Id* rump at I'eraimChapman served rofrcshincut* to mini Hammock. the fnllmvfng: Mr* Warren, Mr*. 0. F. Itohhmn Mr*. Kiln l*t*h, Mr«. .? II. Weldger has return Mr*. E C. Smith. Mr* It M. ed lo her home In Dade City nft* i Mason. Mis, C It. Talc, Mt visiting here with h**r dnuuhti'r. Priest, Mrs. Illin * Well*, Mr*. Mr*. Kllsiilmlli llille i* and her C. V, Hoover, M l* Raines, M r * . Kiiindilmigldei, M l** Aim Hltteis. S. IV Hbltiholser. M* i W D. Turker, Mr*. W *i. Potter, M i*. Mr. ami Mr*. Cordon A. Sween­ It. O. Prli'st, and two vinllot* ey *111111 the past weekend in Mr*, \iinh* WilHiims and Mr* Tampa where they attended the 1. T Pope. Khnidii China, (iln** and (lift Slmw held at (lie illllidnirii Hotel The Wesleyan Service litttld of Ihe hirst Methodist Church met Monday evening al lit* home of Mr*, Frank MaeNcill, with Mr*. Robert llillhimei, p ic Idrnt, in rharge. A report was made on tin gift of a turkey and "flxltp" 'he flood Hnmiilitan H a m . a* a hi I.t imi* ptojerl Repot t u n ­ i-Co made of a ineeling alteildeil by seven of Iln- member* ill W in lir I'ark during Dereiuto-r. Plan* for money inisiug were •llsettssed, alld one pioJiiT, a “ Piggy lta*krt" wa* decide t upon Those present w*te M i* Cindv Dtitu-nn, Mr*. Walter C iit n Mis* Nell W illiam .. M i. d. It. Itoohdinn, M i* l.oi* Hnnlev, 'I i * . Tom I idt, Mr* llo'n-r! Hagan, Mt*. dark Hnim-v, 'Ii** I Tin I Riser and M r* llillhinn-e r 1 -- A | Hints to II ouh4*wIvch| lit i i . k o m . • • , v . s ro K m vsK i it a h y NFW YURK T Glnrtri Vninliw hill .Slokowikl, 27. heiress wife uf IUI year old Cnnduclor l.eu|>old Sin i kttwskl. was in a hospital lortny I In* H a n fn td D u p lic a te Itl idge expelling a srcnnil baby, a friend t 'lu h m et la s t n ig h t at the J e w is h *aid ( 'o i i l i l l l i l i i t y C iT Ite i H ig h *eon* fm Sanford Duplicate Itrid^c ( ’lull Meets T he S to ko w skis h a ve a son, h o rn in Align t. 19V) Mr*. -I II. Rav hn i left for Tampa where she will spend some time wiih her son-in-law and ilsugliier. Mr. and M i*. Byron Steven* Mr. Stevens, n former r**sldriil of Sanford, was serioulily mimed in a tererit nutimmhlle nrd il* lit. M iN i-rrr Serve a salad for a first enurae Nonietlme Celery* stuffed with a As in |ia*l yeni*, l-'lnrida home. mixture of cream mot Itoipn-fori •linker* will he endeavoring t** ...... . cut into one or Iwo-iueh keep llontselve* nrnl th*-ir f«rn111**-* length*, mid mranged on slued healthv and Intiipv in IU62 Ho, ihd Irltui'r i* a good choice, early in I hi* new year, they nlav itnxxlc the lettni,. with a we||. well take cognltanre of stum- of aeasm ted F t e n ih d i e . . I n g b e fo re • he tiling* Hint trill help llo-in lo iid d.n g III. e e le iy w e d g e * necom|di*h this vety woilhv ohleetlve slide fm i otniniinily iinpiiiv A few ideas that should lie kept nl ill liiltol tllloiighoiit the vein I ’la n and ptepni*' nn-al* that will n|i|ienl lo tin- appetite of member* nf Iln- family and also will he iidi’i|lltlle and well httliltieeil \ good, well lialmned diet i* a piiniarv te.piliemeiit fm goad health Take advantage of oil oppor­ tunities l*i save effiot and lime io rooking alld nth* I leal-, hold wink, and a|*o nltliie new de\*do|imenl* resulting from re-iiireh in food preparation and housekeep­ ing in general. Practice safety ill the kill lien and elsewhere and impress upon other* the Impel lance of nifnty to ttvnld nccidrnt* and trouble. Avoid waste of food mol ntln-i material*. Krpilninenl surlt a* tlm refrlger aim , electth* Iron, ntlxoi, vmimm (dcitnii. iva hiog miirlilne, nleu sll*. mid cutlery i* expensive, so II should to- used nrroiding to direction* and k*-pt in good repa i for long and *ati*fm lory srrvir. Hnmr- home I’tplipnient may la- >n shatter supply than usual tin* year bemuse of tin- di-fiTisa |uo glam, so good .an- i* especially impoi tnnt now A* flower* give cheer to the home, grow some flower* if pos­ sible. A* each individual benefit* front rnminunlty pi ogress, the home­ maker should take part in a* many activities and programs a* Preahvterinn Chu rob will meet nt the Church from 11 :im a.m— 13:00 noon. 13:00— t sOO p.m. Covered dDh - lureheon in Kdumtinnnl Building, fnllnweil hv Inspirational Meeting. The Fnrrlgn Missions Will be given. Business Women’s Cirrle No. I, nf the First Pre«liyteilan Chureh Mrs. Mabel Brown, chairman, will meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. W. H. Bnimlry, Celery Avenue. Mrs. Rnloh Austin Smith and Mrs, Hoy Mann spent yesterday after mum In Orlando attending Die winter hoard meeting of tho Women nf the Church nf fit. Johns Presbytery nt Park I.ako Church In Orlando. Busineta Women's Cirrle Nn. 2, First Pro*hyterinn Church. Mri, W. E. Dodson, chairman, will meet at 1:00 p,m. with Mias Charlotte Moughtnnt 41H Magnolia Avantia, Mlaa Ellse Hutchison, co-hnateaa. I It KMDAT The American Home Depart­ ment at tha Sanford Woman's Club w ill meet at 8--00 p.m. at thu Club house. Mrs. 8. (I. Harrlman wUI ho apeakcr. — U tile Monty Williams left yes. lerdnv for Holiday House In O r­ lando where he will undergo a tonsllrrtomy. II" was sreompanied hv hi.* pnri-nta, Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Williams, who plan to remain with him for two or three days. P R A IIU E M m om ail THU US. & KRI.I llonoieil at a ,|mnri given t.v the Mnvfoli Inn hi t night wa* the Chanc'd Choir ■•f tin F n-i Pi*-. hyt,-i ian t'in ii. ii, in. i•.I which gave ■ pi.ijrnoi ■( I'hm * lint llllls’i I ■ t;i c .1 . il it.. In • on Dee 3 1 Tllo- e toy ')• 1 t,, guest* "f III,* lo *. U rn dinri.o '!» and M i* J ' III "■ • Mi in,I Ml I, .Rt|r| Mi 'I. K M G-iltm Mi M* \\ III) d im 1 M* .N Ft a nk itV*'1*1’' 1,11 ft. 111 >1. i| • a no Mr*, i«o\ ,*♦» Mi mil Mi la nn W ,11 . ,, :...i t irol ifr Ti llli y , M nnil Mt Sloan Mi mid M f 1*. 1Y1411• 1, Mil wee, Mi * .1 M I I . Ml 1 d.l '11 and M' * In ole II * .1 1. M and Mi t'lidonl 't- K 1’ on M in I Mi- Chiu I Mon oi I Mi net M i I, iliii. 'Ii nt *, It* ,*w i ,u,t 'Ii Mr. and M Rev alnl Mi V\ \ In i M Ilk. H *.c 1> Mi I mo . M l . W ill' MU i oi i V|> Ih . M* \ i Itiiteiii ioi. M. . U d •in, Alls* Peggy 1 . . •oi, not) SI a n te , iT m .i G oto, i i g h l, M i • III i i m l e y T O N PAT O llHIlhN s i t ;n (’|*;u l i t ,m y k ; n r PIANA .lU lIN IdNN ID H»l \ U “The People Against O’Hara” THURSDAY I’KIDA'I HUD 1,01 AHIIOTT and COSTKU.O "MEET THE I N V I S I B L E M A N” W illi Nnmy ll uilil Pliirt Iditi'st N’ t — wh Atlelc Ji-ipi-n iiiui i n ft t«.n St-I«***t •*«• Nlmrls II Fulton, Frank Sandler. John UunhcOi. I r vin l i'iuheig, III III o w n , Jo h n W tllitm i* . RoOeit I t i l l h l l i i i i, m ol R ogei H a l i l - SANFORD * O R L A N D O H IG H W A Y ;!* !' VALUES P IE C E R O O D S S iin fn ri/t-tl iviixi-n lir r s s >•' If. n u ll M iile rlu l (» *)r N ll.illilc lle , Sitlitl f'nliir-. r»!)e A rtittllit and Cum- I'ljtsse, solid and p rin t e >•'* r»5>e ■Ml si| Ni'scn >'* ( r it f r i n u K h v o h P rin ls , h I io i T li-tiu tiis I'lisx r, nttlitl p r . .‘ I!tc ittliirH l!»e i: n *■*. I * I'a n lic h 25c Handkerchiefs r a n t ics S|iet l.il \ .till. ,T)e ( 'tlM i-tn Ill'll S lieel log II |» t\ S Vc Nylon Hose Fine ipiallty pi tilled lawn Roys* Wear 1()e ru. PLAY SMOK’I’S Ifl Ill-M ill 2!)e pr. (iOe pr. l.,VST 11.11 HH I I I I I A VI sjm Presbyterian Choir Honored At M ayfair LAST TIMES Ih e e v e id i'g '* gam es w a * wop hv H i. I, II, Itio w u a nd J o h n W ill la m -, w ith a m in e o f 32 m il o f a possihli* fill ma I i h p o in ts . R o b o t llillh im e i and R ogei H i i t r i * w en* second lu g li w ith 2HG m a tc h p u itil* . C lu li m e e lin g s w ill lie held e v e ry o tlie t Tuesday n ig h t T h u -e nl * le n d in g last n ig lil'* m e e tin g w e ie J it l. e i'lim il M iin -o n . C e cil llin e i, J o h n I- ila p n liie k . F le d S tem . It FLOR ID A S T A T E r THEATRES C 1VK1.1.KN MARRIED NEW YORK Wt Kortner Under •pcretary nf stale Sa inner Welle*. *8, was married Tuesday In M p . U arrlrl Post. I hit farmer Austrian Bnennrsa vnn Jr-ren-kv The marriage, thr llilrtl fur I miII i , was iHtrfnrmeil hv HI ale Supreme Court Jusllee William C Hrrhl Jr. at thn Flllh Avenue homo nl Ihe bride’* mother, Mr* George II. Post. Afterwards, the rmtpln left for a wedding trip In Palm lleatli, Fla and South America S c h m il C la s s 1 Ml** Doris Donaldson, whose engagement i* being iiiiitonueed today by lo-t parents, Ml and Mrs. K. K Doliiildnon. lo Kmest M. Whitaker, son of Ml. and M l*. J M. Whitaker Plan, for the wed­ iting will la- announced at a litlet dale V___________________________________ y Mi. and Mr*. Ilolyn MeClung of ('Inn lotto, N. C. anent a *hnrl time ID S A D ll: K ttllK IIIII.O M here recently with Mr. MeClung'* brother-in-law and *l*ter, Mr. amt Mrs. W, It. William* en route to Mr. and Mrs, W. II, Swaggetty llieir Immr from Mlniul. of Utke ................lie liitppv In >tltlKII"ire the engagement and ap Mis* Roseiion v SI ii vtii lun l<fi nronrhltig marriage of their fm boiim in N*-w Voik City after daughter, Mix* llmnli Kale to v id lIng here for Ihe Christina* Mr, Kdlantt Alfred Myrr*. Mr. holidays with tier hrolher-ln law Myers Is the son of Mr and Mr*. ami sister, Mr and Mra. Jack D. I>. Mvera of Hanford, Kntigan. Miss HwaggertV i* now a sen­ w-c-e fj-o-n-tn'. ty c ior at Mcinirmlf High Hehonl. Mr Mis. R. J. Holly, who la willMesra Is a grnrluitle of Seminole lei ing in Kiiiifnid nt the home of High nf the elns* of '61, lie I* Mrs. II. M. Pnpworth, hn* re­ now emoloyed at MeCiory’a in turned nftpi a visit during the (lea I a, Fla. f ’omnlele tdatin for Christum* Iml ii lav* in Haines City the wedding will he minmiuerd at as Ihe gitr.il of Mr. and Mrs. Fred OPKNH 12:16 DAIRY Wnlsmu. n later tide. Lake Monroe T H E HANFORD I1PRALD Wednrtalay. Jan. !h 1952 Pa*e 6 The Philathrn Sunday Sehool ("|ns* of (lie First Presbyterian Church met on Monday evening nt the home of Mr*. George A. Stine at 12U Sututm-illu Avenue A tuitnitmiing committee j,,, electnm of officer* wn* appointed * follow, Mr*. II. H. Mci'icdiii. Mr*. II f I lei vel, Mr* W. S. Ilriiinley, Mrs. I„ G. Hunter, amt M l*. It. K. Herndon. Mr*. Victor M. Cieon gave the devotional oo the 'ithjrel ''Salt of Christianity ’* Con!c*l« were enjoyed with loir*-* l>i-ing won by Mr*, t M Gilhui and Mi*. Watson Wallan-, iti.il oi ft-*, rrondonho, ,,f tin* m,.,.i Ing mill social hour, refieshmont • io i. -eive.l liy the hosle**, a. >i»ted hv Mr*, W S H iiiiuh v Tho*** piesent were ' l l * II D Hague, teadlei. M t*. P R, St«• pheiison. Mr*. II. A. King, M i* Joel S Field, Mr*. W K ll.dh-y head, M i* llaivey H'vausoti, Mr*. Vietot Green, Mr*. F. N Hold-, and gne.it. M i* Tennessee Wergener. \t n . Gllhm. Atn P 1' Piety, Mis McCaslin, Mrs. Ilium ley, M i- A G. M« Inin*. M i* Rutm-1 1 t 'nidi. M i*. It. W liraliam, Mis* Sma W. F.aelehv, Mi*. Roll. ■rt Herndon. Mrs. Wallace. M u John Wilson, anil Mr*. Hunter. Wesleyan Serviee (siiild Ila.f Meeting Campbell, " lx ., Sunday --------- ‘ *■ Mis. Kduanl Higgins. Jr. was lto*le»* nt a meeting of her bridge club yesterday afternoon nt her home on Grandview Ave­ nue. Attractive arrangement* of sinlens and gerliern daisies were tt*ed In Ihe party mum* of the Higgins home, and a dessert course was served upon the gnest*' arrival. Utter in the nf. irntoon Coca Colas and light re­ freshment* were served by the hostess. Prise* were won by Mt*. MalI.lt.t I !Igg ::u, M tr. Da*-. Jt., and Mr*. James Crnpp*. Those pieient were Mr*. Roy F. Byrne*. Jr., Mr*. II I . IV ikin *, Jr,. Mis Roy Hteeti. Mr* II. II. (Minim, Ji„ Mr*. Se*itt. .Mr* Maleolm Higgins, nod M i* Crapp*. P H O N E 148 The Sanford Home IVim uutrutlon Club will meet nt the home g ) ( Mr*. M. L. Edward*, 207 Vlell'invllle Avenue, nt |OiO*t A. M. Mr*. Tom Freeman will give n demonstration oil slip rover*. Kuril member I* asked to ptrnir bring her own *nlidwlchr* F R II* t v The Sanford Shrine Club will hold Its regular dinner inerting nt the Mnntrxnm* Hotel nt 7:1)0 I’. M. All Nobles ore rerjue led to tie present. Tnt« rirrle* of the Sanford burden Club will meet nt follows. V a lin Circle will uteel nl 12-tV noon, at the home of Mr*. (I. N Hate*, 330 N. Jessamine Avenue with Mr*. J, II. Catllon, ru lio.ite**. Mngwilln Circle wl'l meet nt 11:30 A. M, «• the h'»m< of Mr*. C. II. Cngburn, 213 S rjtl Avenue, for n covered ill* luncheon, with Mr*. W. K Klrchhoff, Jr. a* ro-ho*te**. The llcmerncalllx Circle will meet at 7:30 I*. M. at the Harden Center. Mr*. C, K. Hunter and v ic e . J, Houlll wilt he hostesses Tlllde* will ho *hoWII nl) flu we1 arrangement*. Rose Circle trill meet nt PitTi A. M. with Mr*. David Rothschild on Uik** Drive. Dellurv. . Jararnndn Cirrle will meet n* 1:00 at the home of M i*. I. Kllrkn Steele, ivHJ Kim Avenu-1 Program, vldling guldens In Oviedo. Mimosa Circle will me«: nt 10:0(1 A. M. til the home ,d Mr*. Iniwrll Oxter. I Ml Sum J|nerlin Avenue, ^ Isom Circle will me«t ut 2:'h P. M. at the home of Mr*. J. K Trrwllleger. Jr., with Mr: Windon O’Neal, (train, a* lh gliexl speaker. D irt Hardener* Circle will nice! at 10:00 A. M, nl the hnmr nf Mr*. C. W. Raker, 621 I ’lumonn Drive. E, It. Stone will ho irnext speaker, with hi* topic, "Airlavering". Hlblseu* Cirri" will meei a* ^ 3 :3 0 P. M. ni the home of Mr*. “ fJ*P. Thnrmond.’n n Kim Avcnno. with er».ho*te«*e*, Mr*. J. O ncer and M r*, Frank Sandler. Mr* It. F. Hoehlk. giieal npenker, on the topic, ’’Oorenpe*", The regular monthly nirrllng nf Snllle llnrrlnon Chapter, D.A.K. will meet at 3:00 p.m. at the home nf Mr*. F. K. Hull!, at l|0 | pork Avenue, with Mr*. C. It. Ilawnm eo-hoste**. All visiting daughter* are invited. The Sanford Townaend Club V w lll hold It* tegular meeting in tho Commissioners' Room at the City Hall at 7:30 p.m. MONDAY The EUle Knight Cirrle nf the Woman'* Ml**lnnray Hoelely of the First llnollst Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. a t the home nf Mrs. John Roger* nt 010 Mvrtle Avenue. The circle* of the Woman's Mis­ sionary Society of the First Hap list Church will meet at 11:00 ^o'clock an follow*: I. Mrs. John M lll*r, chairman. In thn Phobean Clnsn room: II. Mrs. Voile W illiam *, chairman, In the T.E.I.. Class KHim; III. Mrs, 3. ,\. Strange, chairman, In the Young Men’s O n ** room: IV. Mra. R. I,. Dann, rhaliman. In (he Mcn'.i Bible Class mom; V. Mrs. Jnder Cameron, chairman, in the Worn* an’* Hilda Class room: V I. Mrs. D. C. Moore, chairman, In the Pnllathea Class room: V II. Mrs, jfle a rg e Dixon, rhniiniait, In the G o ld e n Circle Clan* room. * A t 13:0ft o'clock a covered dish fellowship luncheon will lie served in the General Assembly room and ■t 1:00 o'clock. Circle IV with Mra. Forrest (iatchcl, program chairman, will direct the program using as her missionary topic: "Good News for All Who Seek", (Missions In the Hlhlc. Miss Eisln Smith, a missionary from Belgian Congo w ill be the guest speaker, w i l l the women of the church are Warged to attend and vlsltore are Mra. Stine Entertains S? ...... I It ji i nt i f u I ! y *>l»f r r , f* Il ir <i n *: r , S c a rfs W IIIT 'K ,S IN H IT S I I I H IS P in e S ilk , lo v e ly iid u r* 25e en. 1!) in. sfiiifUf's Hie Hl» in. s(i»mres !)He I'HINTKP IIKIKK SHOUTS Shorts 2 for I .(H) I «4atli<*h* i i i u i p r. M I hrim* s| / H peeial 1 .2 ! ) .Slip nml hltniKo t omhlnal Inn, > xcellrnt fm wear Ulalei y o ttt I*01,0 SI I HITS im Sli|i *n Rlouse H in t* !)7e valin* 12e STHIPK!) POLO SI HILTS 2!)e Rayon Slips Multjfilmnint lleiulmrg Rayon and LOO LAKE I DRI Vfc-I N Tableware P la n t e r s jC r Now Hhowlag tleni pnnif Plaitir window ploritei* In pretty etilnra “Hi* Kind Of Woman’’ Fire King Crystal 20 IV. Set Include*: 1 I 4 I Htyreiu* I'la.itle 9-in. dinner plalrn 6-in, platra nip* and aattrrrn fruit* Tableware Serving Dishes 29c Hlaiiih-*:i Steel ly.’tielwin i h Tcuspomis Ih’Hnrrl Sjoinns 20c 28c FtirKn Knlvt't* C A N D I E N n n r y L o u ChttrctUL* c o v e r e d C r c a m o und C n r a a M h i S l b . .. P e c a n F u d g e , c h o c o la t e a n d v a n i l l a ..........Ih. Klc 25 c O l d P a a h lo n e d C h o e o l a t e D r o p n ......................lb. .. . 3 0 c D a l l a a C h o c o la t e M i a t a » # • * • « ■*r«*•#■•«*##»« Hi*.... 2 5 c M 371T v. Rl\I \JD i Rl lY ’SQ 5 10- 25< S T O R E V * I |*I X . , v . . * 15c 2Hc * . - • ■ *, ■ , . t .1 �-•■■■ •T'. ( ,"j ;.' T,f •, V..;. .• " ,'. r . :,r ->«■*'»Vi D>V,!' ■ ' - ■' ;• ' •'}J ■ ;■ 1AV .*■ V *y - / ‘ ■ . i ' ' 'fc‘ -- .£■}'/, V" /-* V" ‘'*■* ' i -1;. ."4* ; ' • • /i •" /■;* , ‘ .“'V *^1- >*r ■-7.. -|t V V"“ f i i- ‘ Celery Fed Cagers Sweep Doubleheader From St. James Hardin Lead 51-39 Take And Smith Varsity To Wi n ; JVs First T i l t By Alan Mavtr Bradley D efeats RIDING HIGH St. Louis 57-56 In Upset Victory Florida To Meet Kentucky Cats In Gainesville Soon Live Telecasts Of Plans Drawn For Third Annual Mayfair-Seminole Golf Tourney Grid Gaines To Be Banned Again Sanford - Orlando GAINESVILLE <Special )-Uoost liy K E N T C IIK T L A IN Ing the lunged winning streak In For the first Ume Oil* sensnn Florida’s basketball history — ten the Seminole cage team* swept games—the unbeaten Dulor* tackle both end* of a haikethull ilmilile fhu Kentucky Wildcats In Gulliesheader an the vur^ltv dropped Ht. vlile Suluriluy night. James of Orlnmlo fil-itU and the FJo.'M.i'* record of '**n wins with­ Junior varsity triumphed 'J'J J! out a defeat Is hollered hy unly over the Orlnndaan*. two major colleges In the country, Ily TED M K lE lt By W ILE GRIM.8LEY Thin greatest Seminole eugu /timing these wins are three South­ nlirht of nil Remain wan witnessed NEW YORK Mi Things ure CINCINNATI <At — l.ivi) telecasts eastern Conference victories, not hy only 200 fan*. The JV ' h Open- loiiklint up niiuln (or Bradley (Jni Inu win wan their first of the versity on Ihe haskelbiill court. season in five tries. The GariusThe llrnves from I’eorin chalked men's victory was the seruml of lip llielr first major victory of the the year ugnin-t three losses, icason nicstiny lughl, a 5'i to 50 The Celery Fed varsity rucked douhle ovcrlline triuinpli over fifth up hi points for their hljrhest to­ runked SI lands The upset victory He.e are son! notes on Florida's vision Commitlcu said today the tal for it single game this year went u limp way to wipe out Ihe ciiilcgu iirogrum will nut he in court personnel: na was the 2tl total thu tops for siring of Ihe six defeats llrudle) flounced bv the action of u federal Lanky Bed Wclhcrlnglon Is at the lunlnr varsity aggregation. already has suffered. Judge In Philadelphia Tuesday or present pacing the Gators scoring Wise Hardin pared the Semi­ A free throw liy Dick Peterson with 121 (mints. Hut the point* do during the suit lo trial nole a It ark in the first half In Ihe elusion minutes of ihe sec Federal Judge Alan Grim denied not tell the story of Wetherlngton's which the Celery Feds dominat­ <iml overtime provided Hie winning value to thu team, lie Is always a N FL motion for dlxinDnal of ed until the rowing mlnulrs IHilnl over the Super Howl con at—In Ihe right place at the government case nltarkimi the on Ihe spot—In i when the tlrlandouns knotted igiierors of Kentucky’* NCAA chum Ihe right lime—and has gathered league's restriction of television the keore mi hiark shola hy lllll plons. In 15 rebound*. His defensive ibll- and radio broadcasts He ordered Taylor and renter Mahon. H ar­ Unbeaten HI. Hunuvcnluru, Ihe Ity is tops, making him o constant a full trial on thu Issue*. din dropped In four free shots only other loam of the Associated “Our case and that of the pro source of trouble for Hie opposi­ and two buskela In the Initial Press top III to (day Tuesday niplil, fesslonals are entirely different and tion. half. The diming surie hy HI. fared hotter. The eiphtli - ranked Pushing Wetherlngton for high this action won't sway our thinking James made the score 2.1-2.T at Donnies mude II clplit in u row (Milnt honors is Ihe sophomore sen on the matter,” said ltob H alf the end of ihe first half. hy clmpplnp down Canlsliis, 71101, sallon Hick Casarc*. Casares has Yale University athletic director The resurgent Celery Feds, led . . before u crowd of 11,077 ill fluffulu , taken Individual scoring honors In and the lawyer member of Ihe by Jimmy “Swish Smith, took i; Buffalo hcnl Nlapnra, Wi 7H. in the (he Iasi six games, bringing his NCAA committee cunimundirip lead in the third first f|r, t |,,,ir „f tintwin lull half nf Ihe twin lull “ If the suit comes out in favor seasonal tidal to I 1 1 1 points, lie of the professional league then we c h a r l / B miartei hy scoring lit points to Once beaten Texas Christian cause of a lull- cage start duo lo will feel we arc given u free ham) the Orliindiuins four making the strengthened its claim ,i* Ihe lies! f’silbull, Casares saw virtually no on our program since they are tally sheet read 311-27 in favor team ill the Southwest Conference action In the first three games, fur more restrictive than wo. WHO D E C A M P of Hie Hnnfunliles, The TCU hoys won their Illh hut has rounded Into a potent court Hinilll ripped the rords on sis straight hy whipping Dice, 12 in THE 7rM J O C K e y “ If the NFL Is found wrung then - J t/* r man, capable of scaring points in uur case, which is different, will twu-hamled kiss shola in the Inst Texus look Southern Methodist II E /E R To n'W 3 o o half to rack lip H total points for 31. ill another Southern Conference E rfA P e ouunlily and dominating play un­ hove to be tried on its own merits OR MORE RACEG der Ihe backboards the evcidnp’a fray. Hardin came game ASO We have not yet been told liy the //V A OEAOOM R M f throupli with seven more points y e rt» « Center lloberls, one of Ihe short­ government we an- in violation of Oregon again Iruimeed WashiiiH In Die lust Iwo iietimls to prali Ion. .Ml 41. lo lake a firm grip on & -U L O P / VG o r f est colliers will) any major pow­ any law*.” RWM3 top seuiinp honors for the panic first place in the Northern Division er. stands G 5 Though inexpert O U A RTfR t V / r .A /< ? £ / Till' 1P12 college leli’vii.ioii pin with a If* point total. AOR:fr. firf-A/P* - O f A P r e P a V cured, he is aggressive with a hook grant will not lie known until the of Hie Pacific Coast Conference R /P /rtO AUVOR-S The Seminoles replstered tin'll' r A J P OdGWRepo /**rpr,/9£ot shot which keeps him closely guard committee'* report lx received and North Carolina Slate, Hie defend best score of Til points jn spile of ing chump, took over imsse-ision ed hy tho opposition ucletl upon at the National Collegi­ 1» Pi-tlmut IgaJitiK one minute’s stalling in the final of Hie top rung in the Southern Steady George llitchins Is Ihe ate Athletic Association business period. Previous Celery Fed tpllil- Conference, heating South Carolina playmaker of the miintet. Playing meeting Dlls week-end ’ iet hiph tally wiis 41 points scored 85 711 a guard position, Ids offensive scor Bight now tho committee, headed against Winter Park, which the Noire Dame ended a two game Ing punch Is an nccurtr set shot. hy Columbia's Italph Ftircy, is Parkers won MI-41. losing streak breaking liaise in Ihe In Ihe Alabama game he hit four jMiuring over voluminous reports Gerald t'mingtnn look third lasf quarter for a Y> PI victory over straight huskels from a distance lire Denied by the National Opinion high "raring laurels with 12 hut [hitler A long shot liy Joe Bertrand of nearly twenty feet He hits an Research Center of the University Covlnglmi missed man) shuts gave Hie Irish the lead for good ST PETEH.SiiiJiUi iAi - The eight pulnl per game average, while of Chicago. In all four iiuarlrrs, llardlu at III 41 after Hie advantage had annual Florida West f'onsl Tennis shooting un average id only ten The research body made an ex sank five mil of cluhl charily Tmirnameiii entered its secunil day switched 12 limes. i limes per game. huusHvc survey nf altcnduncc fig lasses far a .112.1 percentage. It ludny. lint Hie Iwo tup men won’t The Oklahoma Aggie.’i whipped Freshman Sonny Powell, Hitch- ures during Die past season based CLEAHWATKK on - About 50 w in Ihe first llm r Ihe rangy llielr arch cross stale rivals, Ok -oo uctinii until Thursday ins contemporary at Ihe outside on a restricted Iclcvisinn program Hardin hail led Ihe Hi’iulimle llilioma, 4!) to PI The Aggies look dardiier Mulloy of Miami is learns were expected to lee off sls, has proved himself capable As un experiment, live television quintet In scoring Ihls year hut ail early III I lead and were never seeded flrsl ami Budge Pally of today in Ihe ipinlifylng round for yarn! Ihe most optimistic hopes. was limiu'd to a few games with Ihe Stutc Amateur Four-Hall Golf his Individual 1.1-polnt lotal fell New York second Powell, a harddriving lay-up s|h-c hluckinds in some sectors Championship. one short of Junior Melts' ID headed Henri Bnoelnm of Montreal, wlm l.aSalle heat Tempi). 71 !W, and Two of the nation's strongest con lnts scored agallisl Winter The 32 tup teams will begin lalisl, draws free throws with ainuzh i'u d s Ihe fo re ig n d ra w , h e a l l i r a i i l twin hill al Philadelphia. regularity and has made good ferences—the Big to unit the East rk, which Is Ihe high Indi­ Dartmouth froze Ihe hull during Shaffer of SI I’clcrsbiii g. 112, (14. match plav Thursday There will ern -already have come out for vidual game lull) for a Celery he' Iwo UHiiile * rounds Thu” day 1“ ° ' ? l ' 1* Tuesday Two more of the same lenglh Krl v“ » uverslim'uwed only l.y Ids continued television re.frictions Fed rager Ihus far Ihls season. Hie lust Iwo mimitcs ol play (o eki (inly other seeded men idaylog next fall Izilihy sentiiuenl hurt- ix Hill Tnylor milled eight points out a SI) 18 victory over New Damp Tuesday were Dili Davis ol Knox­ day and Hie 3(1 hole finals Saturday. 1 Whoit “ viiluc*' Is involved, any strongly fur It In the last half to his six tullles shire. George Washington drubbed ville, No. II, and Bull Light, Day Tim field Is headed hy Jack Hus In the Initial two ipinrtorx to lead IDchmond, 71)51, ami Clemson sur loon Beach, No. H. Light wax ex- sell and Ward Dodgers of Clear summary without Curtis Cunklu prised Furman, 71)03. St. James with 14 points. tended In heal SI. Pclcrsburg's Jim water, defending chnmpluna. The would be a grave error. Cunklo, Koas llannum utilized Die fast Vuille t) 8, <14, 0 2. Davis also had IP51 medalists, Hugh Hayes and subitllutjng at any position, is u bounds ut either liackboanl. Like ____ ____tils _ offensive choice is a break on three lay-ups to spear­ Imubto with Peyre Kennedy id liohhy Harwood of Tam P». alio ball-hawk (lemon who ran Iw count- Powell, cd upon tu help command thu rr- driving lay-up. head Ihe Hnnfurd Junior varsity's SPnrlnnhurg. S C , hefme winning are playing together ageiln. attack with a nine-point total with 7 5, <l I Other favorite* Include Fronk Hum lllshce scoring five ns the llorknvich of Lakeland and Dexter Celery Feda turned Die HI. Jnmc* In iplilithm t<> tin- I'nptnm, enrh Daniels of Winter Haven: lllll JVa hy eight points. Nilllomil Hockey League team Hletnhler and Arnold Mlnkley, lllll Fleming's aggregation look has three nlti-routi- captuins. Miami; Phil lllrg and Alf Ilirge, on added form and polish In reg­ Dunedin; Woody Wevcr ami llev Ity PETE Al l l l l t :It istering their first win of tho NmIhkt *. St. Petersburg. year. Tills guve Fleming encour­ LOS ANGELES 'll — Tommy n j lto u r , a n d Directors of the Florida Slate aging prospects for the remulnder i<i ■i si ■ ■ IDill. wwith m ii itu i reputation i i #i i i .it m ti i fur mi t displuyx i i i p i i i y i gm - o n e y to , g. o |h a c k o t (loll As-.ocialion met here Tuesday of the season's schedule. of temperament, has a tt.lMHJ check , " ,"f ,t o RT. Jn mi#m (Hill I k • i I* *V I'day In prove Hu...... . nerves arc and decided lo relax rules so Ihut jl11, “ V Taylor, ) 1 u winter visitor* would find It eusier » " H * 17'r•<it '(, u," nw * fl 1 1» he.... In Ihe Altniit" 1* i‘l , r i . . . . .clinch , . . . .. ....... « ...i He (Jill II wilh n hack nine tluil to play in the four bull event For a \ Hour h. f The tightly legimled driving Xluhi'O, i' 1 1 range operalor from Durlium. N ('. fairly crackled Dp In midway ................ t nuM lourtiumenla conducted byv the ItsiMoiimilio,, u I l |H it n t , II WIIS IL light m a t c h Boll ......... UWWM.|tttitm ........ rparticipant* ____ .___ must have l.lRim, v \ 0 u run away from belter known Jack anil Burke w e r e t i e d Harrison w a s ln lhl, „lule „|* m,mth To lul pi IN a lived in the' stale'six months and *•* Burke Jr and K II iDuleli) liarainluril f.M | I I pi •ri» riMin In an 18 hole nlayoff Titeadu one stroke buck But Bolt hlrdlcd heloiig to a member club. I'ovlaaton, f fi 01 is for Hi3 Uis Angeles Open Gol three straight holes starting with McCall, f a 0 No to, while Burke went one over Dsnllii, i A ft is Tournament's lop money Wells, k 1 a pur on two of them Wilh slurtling 4 lie finished wills nil. two under Hmllli, k o In Id* six year* In the major 11 I smldeimes* he w a s five strokes In To 1*1* ....... 31 9 SI par. league*, lUlph Klnwr ha* re­ Ml. Jams* ilnrke had par 71. Harrison, Ihe lead. 10 13 4 I I V) Sax (mi) From then on, them was little ceived lllll linsv* on hall*, 4HU of 13 10 IS 11 r. i plagued hy an abscessed tooth hut Krs* Throws mlRNdit: Hiii them in the last four »ca*un». unciiniplulnlng, failed lo ul. As per quest on of the outcome. Cnvlasloa MoCrII l II m prior agreement, they split second s ill I ll'll, Ill- til m i i i i i i i i I iih 5 and third prizes of 52,500 and ILIUM) Ji vloo v.slisrrv u u u : —getting 52,010 each. In addillun, • I , J i n n (S ill fa p i 1*1 Ilf.m iM T IIV C4ISIIITUW "M p u n t, ( each will pick up ahoul 5310 In i i * • T il4) CI'flAHV* IIL S Il 4»F im tllM »|’ trait r, r 1 i 4 admission fees. in' iiv ip .do ix rtin » r v r n uv m .o h i h * Iruliiy, n 0 i I a t 'r u n rt.o N ti in ' iip x ix k * * Bolt, now 33, learned lho game liesa, e II i II nno. oi, toot, )< irrr. u us o caddy. He tried the tough n 1 A » *n -r» Iru liK ii. u 3 i I tournament grind tml gave up heta ll a II CR N w ilh o lh » r h a n k *, Im -lm lln * rese rve Totals 1 7 111 tl.iH I.U l.t# cuuso he couldn't support his fam ­ Im lm iL i-i. k id I c iis li Item s In p ro re s * u f e o lte iT lo n ■aarare ■ a a fa rg i<zui n t'* P I •■f «mi «u»r*iueeii ily. Then ho worked as a carpen­ V llk ln « iin , f .. U I I *1.011.1 tlim s T if H ta te s u n it im llili- n l s u liit lv ls lo n * ................. i la f f n r il, r 0 3 I ter for several years lo get enough ul l lml uV- ar aIn N one im l h, auti-e u n it tle lie lilu r e * ..... lih r e a s , f I 4 il I ' l i r p 'i r i i t n S ln i-k s ll a c l m t l n * IN m m s lm -h o f 4 e ile r » l 1 I n N one D e se rve B a n k ) ....................... Is ...................... . ............................ a a a 0 Itf'V until*. K 1 0 3 4 I,.. h im 1*1.401.11 a m i ills i-o u a le i l n i lin lla K I ——— - n v s r itr a f ta ) ....... a i t a U jmI c, k . 0 It u I) | I n i i S iirein la i-N n iv iii-il 117,1131.1*. r iir n t l u r e u n it o ■j I Tlltjllm ......... .. 13 3 14 *9 4 n .m jt f i x t u r e * l i i , 9 i ! . 7 i ............ ......................... ... t M ill r t line* Nrorm Hit Ilf It n l i t I I . HI. <Hants jire m le e e n w lie il a re s u tije r t to I N i i n * lie n s m il o 0 a it. iiN N iitneil h r lin n k ) llih r a f Nona f*' Ile a l e a in le u w a e il n t lie r lim n lin tfh p r e m is s * -----(C t'a ll, r Final plans were drawn up f n » the Mayfair Inn and Semtnolir Country Ciuli Third Annual In ­ vitational Amateur Golf Tourna­ ment slated for the week of Feb. It EH l IM S I, AST N Id IIT 10-17. Robert 3. Ililllilm rr an­ la-HK SPT.s l.lillir nounced this morning, following a H l l l l ' II 4 t I,— M l u t l n l l l H f i ,Hk» i j-Cnwa .iii< a v an i.xu a.in meeting lost night of the sevenla m in '' l l u l i U r I Xu 4 .ii) man tournament committee. I Siihllhri t.SM A fast field with some of tho sin i i m i iia c m —a im a. mi# U m p i 3X1 top ranking amateurs of Florida and the middle Atlantic states are expected to compete, Mr. Blllhlmcr said. £ This veur’s tourney will be sub­ divided into u championship flight and six other lower flights with J M y K finiti IUIi»* a. iu prise* being awarded to the win­ MuiUert lU m lr ner and runner up*. Consolation t ju ir iif it ii u u Ir. 2.10 K’ A IL V lH » r ilU :> I ’u ll- M s M t f awards will also lie uresonted to tlitm A H lu rlH Lou (1*3) im ld 114.10 third ranking golfer* in all flight*. r m n r i i « i %«■»;— . v i iif e a m i » Jim Spencer i* the defending T lw e t a x .I 4 r r u n 's U rs u la 14.( it 4.10 3 40 champion from last year when ho ( ( le a s r e l M u lu n 3 ,S0 3 «0 defeated Herbert Smith of Or­ 4.to 7 S ir. I 'r m t o n lando. Q llln ls ln ( * . 4 | I I 3 I U t i l T i l II 44 41— 9 1*1 he M il* Tup Washington, D. C., aport T lm e i ax. I i M a ry I u iu I ns 7.UU 3.IU 3.DII writers will cover the tournament® ■ \a lJ la i* r «.uu 4 lu Mr. Blllhlmer stated. I T o w n l.s s ile r 3 40 The week's event* will start off g ii l a l e l a (5-11 IDSm). with a Professional-Amateur * I \ T I I H A l'K — A /ia th a M il* tournnmrnt, lasting one day, on T lm e i :iO.» 7 T u ll T o p p s r I 111 3.Xu 3.10 Sunday Feb. HI. Wednesday, Feb. * ("ria iN o ti A m t H u lil 4.Xu 4 un 12, the qualifying round* begin, I H t-n u tn r llr ls i- o s (.h i The social tuumoment calendar (X u ln is la 1 7 -fii 1X7.10. * » :* 4! x t i i 11 a i t :— v m t a * m i * wit) Include a barbecue open houso T i m n 00.4 4 VV I n.* II,>y SIM) 4 | l ) 3.1,0 at the Country Club Wednesday 3 I 'lla s y l u l l s I |u X.XD evening, Feh. 13, und a dance at X C n s y I'li-h D i* 3.(0 the Mayfair Inn .Saturday night, ( t u la li- lii 1 3 - 1 1 |33 nu. Fch. lit. 4-1(4x11 l i t l l A t K - a / m i a M ila T im s 1 OX. I Entrance fee for the tournamenV ■) W h its I ls u r IT U 4.in J .|u will be |fi. All amateur* of dub* X N iiM lic r n D sb s .|a 3.(0 3 K i n * > i|i* « itiits r ( . i n and other Individuals receiving In­ ■X u ln ls tii ) ! - j > IX I (U vitation* will lie eligible to com­ •N IN TH H A IT I— n / i a i b * M il* pete In the tournament. T im s 1 TJ.J The tournament committee con­ 3 f-avuc-u CX0 I JO X 1(1 ) I ll' ll p r lllll , 4 XU X tu sist* of Col. S. G. Ilarriman, pre­ ( i t s M.»y j no sident and secretary, Robert H. W ulnu-I.) 1 3-7) 113 XU. liillhlmer, treasurer, Cnmdr, fl. I T : V I I I I I .44 1— 1 U K C C u a n s 'l l m s i OA.X ft. Pearson, Sanford Naval A ir V s lv iijr 7.30 341 ) f . i o J ( M**uifin 4,10 3 40 Station, Must O’Llnger, pro, Hugh *» I But. I H»*nrv 1 .jo Whelchel, Roy Frank Symea, and 45-3) n r* Ifl Charles Marian, munager of the Mnyfulr Inn. ® T rtN IG IIT'H K NTH I EH 4'))lsr 1)4(4'— ....... . College Program Not Kennel Club Entries To Be Influenced By Court’s Decision Free Throw By P eter­ son In Overtime GivesWinning Point BURR Tennis StarH Expect Qualifying Round To Meet Thursday In Amateur Golf Tourney Is Held K K Tommy Bolt Wins $4,00!) Check In Los A ngeles Open l l ' i l i y fl ........ ... ('lin t g K ill-H u t. .1 l l t i i v k Jt*rr-jf, U n til.u lin y , ( I r a f i h l * H<*oI t'll C ttfu u , F liiN tu l l l r l * M iitfc ljil T rm -n IIA IT * — n /lil« k « A9l|«i i >h lin y (tm ln ftii, O m iiik o lu tlx tl, T f ii* i ’ iin I ik i f.4)nt H|n)t, H ' h L n ily H i N inr. ’i ’ l l m i ) •« o:— » / i t t f ai« m i# n in e . O nlilH fi T r ln U r f l i f t - i ii t ' r p f k , T»»i»|i**r T ip . Jln. k r i i i - i k ir n , m H la ii*r, i*o ny < L il, H jilk * - h 131rI n u l l I f f II 41 1 :— . V l t f O i i 4f H r • tty. S 14411ii 1 r iin f ir r . IN ir n im iit il* »T m Ai **, H illy H iirn , V iir i l)yk-», L v * ‘|y t i F r lf ti ii. An* T r a v c l r r M I mm \\tfiw r i m i II i r i ! — «V l<Hh« M llr K itiiH fiii M itiii, M n lly X ., I mu 11M ill, M r, H um It, J! tty ut I ii , g u tru fi 1 le r ir v ii, E m if n r M I mn, HU U f lr « In n il 1 " iv m I I A I f * ------- .n /ttftH r M l In A r u it h r r T r u m p , H rrm to r C o llln h , VMnlii Iti'.l, l l i i t t u r i II Ifrtii t« L n tly D o lly l l 'ia l y ltll# y , <U1 wajt I U y , BASKETBALL COACII LAKELAND M* — Jim Lease, Junior varsity coach, hai been named head basketball coach at Florida Southern College succeed­ ing Paul Holcombe. 4'Knt C i.tn s l. *9'.V4;n t h r a c k —a/iaia* m ii * ^ V ir g in V a u ilia , J o lly lla r r y ® ( I 11I 1I I la e l lla t iy . 4'im h lu a ts iu , T r m u is r . H ty t* f l i t * . H le a k lio n s * , <MeMsy. Ol 4SIIIHTH HAI Ii—X iaih* Mils K o y T o y , T o t to n , H ls iq ils (.'h * * « r, l i v e r to iy , H lr v lu lin y . U n lly I liu m ) l l s a i h 11 * 11 * , ll's M o n ta n a . 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T im a ile p iis lte o f Im ltv lila a ls p n rln e r s litp a , a n d n o rp n r u tln a a Iio p e sItM o f I r i i 14ml M in is * O o t s r n n ie n l ( liic iu d ln a p o s iiil a n v ln g a i ..... .. . ... ............ —- ............ v....... . _ lo s lls i i f H ln le a a m i p n ll t l r a l s litiillv la la n s .................... ............ |r r p o s its Ilf lia h k a ......... ........... ...... L..-.......... ......... - ....... O llie r d e p n s lls ( u e r lir ie it a n d o ff ic e r s ' c h e c k * . • ! ? - ) . i i - i i ' i Y T O T A I. liK IH W lT H .......................................... I L I t l. llliU t i l l In tfk ila yya* li h le , r e ills c u u a ls , u n it o th e r l ln b lllt le a f o r b n r r iiw * d m o n e y .......... M ur ri g' *f*ia* * * n i h e* r ’ li» » r o th Ile na»* , IN I o n '* u n tn in ii p r * m l* * s » h d IIN No iinn * an on o th | h e* r re s t •* *» tl** l * .................................. ... 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I*. 2 14' S ta k e H otly fo r I lt> South S ln re 1S.1I I 'h t m e F irs t S tre e t at S u n fo rd A v e n u e I 'liln ir llo \ ir liu e 2011 ™2L-------- - r 0 v fifi£ S < /i7 S l By Kay (ioltn OZAKK IKE St l ( 3 -- Use IIKRALD WAiWT ADS Legal Notice Hy F I.A S H (iO H D O N and his a d v e n tu re s In apace D an H u rry l \ I II I : « o i li l i n i III i i l l \ I t M D f.i:. vi h i m m i m i > n i M i l l II* % I \ i ' l l o n %11 • iti*: i -m \ 1 1 • • i i h h i : 7 \ n i .t i*. . . . . i l o %1.1, i III HI 1nil s %\l» r i l l *«t\* II XX I Mi t I \IMv oil III »l NMD II. %. %« I * \ II* I * I \ I I v•.«! AImI •-.••It ••( \ .I .1*' It. t .'It \ i» ■I • i 1' • i, • • • By ( JU»T AN OKPlNA*V 1___ . LfTTua *»' I • •*» P A iS •/ V T •... •• BUTI FQg M g* I'P <3lVB UP MV IM raaiA i. t m h o n r i IF PKiNCBW S P H T uN .A < N E S V .3 m B IT 19 1 , A W VJOui-P ------------ T o ay**.- PRSTROY 1 / I f l CMPEKO* E 9 W B 0 T . . . T HHE W a ll Disney H I . ..'N llrr«M i lalita I* h u e a n y a PI ION K I IS \Nmil %«!• %«III lie *ri e|Hr.l inrr Ihr f#lr |.h.i nr ON HlfMt•*f and a hi rh*r«r If lour nnnw la llalnl l»» I lir IrIr|iltii»tr hunk. I n iflain fur INla mi i HffifHmlMlIufi I Itr nil«erll«rr la r%|»r**le*l tu pmy l»rhim|iiI>. |m iifOre fur fia tif rrnilfr (he Itraf |iuaa|klr f f n l r r , nil NNmnI Ida Moiat hr In nor nfflir iin Ik# ilnf brfi»vr |*uhl|r«f Ion. I'lrnar lofllfy na ImmntlNtr If If nn rirur •.•••••ira In >m#r *•.1 U f i'NNMmI hr rra|*iiNallilr fur fiiurr ihiiN • Mr iNi-ntnil iNarr* flwN. TDK SANFORD IIKRALD • \i Hlrlit loi'Illlofl i liisc III 1*1 •«*•*•! * |H>.*»IH» IMI Kll»\ If'l III** Hi llllllflll I wo 11•*•11iiolii Ii •III*’, In Mit> fan .(i«ii. pi I* «m| low f«n iimioiiutii' 'iilf l.ili*m l trim * rail It iii i iiiik <*I I liiiYf* an uiiiiviiully ifimiiI -oil.mi hail l»*mu . i I..... lo llii’ ihv with a ll ii»i*al« i n i ■% *11 \ i'll i** Hi* i* v, ta n l. f |Mil ih a - r i l I mi 111*1)1**1 and in i i K t«* himvr mi li t ms. I Law •If-ti iil.la i aiii li luiiil* f i • fill a. i* '* to JOIHI tti-ri'* I i»lo* Law Mum- lui|fi* iiifh'Li'v willi inipiow-.l i>1iint**<| iiimluri'* iiid I **l o» La.I willi I'llllli*. ( \ U IIIIH M IN . sic .. IIIKIK i :ii till So Dark Vwmir PhaiM* 12*1 \ til M>11 MII.K I \*w . |fi\« milk, now I t I i «*L iii alv<» m a il' t a li', -I 11.1*1 lilt .......till. I l f . M u iru o lm Itt'lll l.lll*.. \v c i s t t i i u : I'K n K it n I it,’, t' 11 ii i. Io.l home, CIIIUK. ....... i ill, r . l, ....... I i o i i . l i l i .li, e lo .e in i Simh I un ion. 4 11 .non .MlHIM K litre couple to relit Iii' e upt. on pel mult..lit lm .M I'lace for Kuiilen i.iol ehiekeu. Sice \ It I.D IIH IS N , H ltllh K It .tent foi 1 1tflit people. I'hour 27511 Sir. I'ark I'll 9S'I 4 IM I •I.|m, .»* I.t* . •Vf I. • III 'll. •.mi t it* *•» o f ■••i.l r . H i i t h .i H i i t f . . i . l i It I ' l l , K S T IT K li t N T K M - l I • I«|m. M lllllli t|||l.l * .d . * l l . | 4 l h t in . f r o m Hi* l Mu* . . f *•. •- f o - « i IIK A T K It 1.1*iii...•ni' in nn.iollvc home. M .'ill' opiioiml I Tome IS l i l l ' l l h o m e , tr io v e , o i a c re i 11. i i l i i . i t *.| fl»i I. i t . * I In. ii > io f.r »l* k *i •• In.II I., n . \%1 1 * •Ifil It m fi f o r ' i i l e IV • lu iv e Im y .-i tlll.l nil il l n t . l l . III. 111.1• '•> Ilf v . n t ll l i t S e m in o le I t e i i l l y , I 'l l l l l i . • • I* v •• m o l | m. - i . . i n . . •. i.i 1 1 ' . * «.r HKItHOIt.llS, <oMifoitiil.lv r.nin h '• • l . l l l l i t l l i l . .trill *>lt.til I. *• h •i 11 eil Men ptefeilc.l I f. I H Snnfoi.l Dn v in Nip lit ■ '• v llo* . I ii l i i i . i n i it t f . i . f , ..i .ii Ave, rill.lie If.tr. IV lift. • r. I‘ M '■ • t*y, m i l l t i n t mil. It i l .lm «.r . I f I >1 III.I III. .| -li.ill l.f V..III ItOUM, c I iih .. in foi mini •ocully IH fK T .K S Klllt SAI.K —. W II.I l l : M \ i M n ll T liN cmpliiyeil, I o.I k in*r. Imlh uml Am Hlfi III..I ..r IIt.. | IIM | l.».-ukft.'l. 11.4 Kroncli Iv.\\ III •ml Tra.f IMl. t.i ..r J Nti.ill. .|...'MM...| MttDKItN fin (tielit*.I kii. louett. I I M 'D tt KKKItS ('ouipl.-t. Itnu. ' i*l |*lll>ll< all..li .1••Itii .t i * „* I'f.tj M int’. Tovcilo K.'.'il Stoic. iipMrtiiiciit .SIi i i i i I m i I iiu .I fo il 11 S llltl.ll I’ Dinner "The lilithwny 17 uml U2, South filv I H i m lli -t Shiiiu|i on Km th" ut llonilimit*. ... *. :i24 K. Mt St. lU ttt.M S , In .th , »«ie ..|ie il | ...u l i i ', Kieti.li lie . Si t r iu n i:.., ii u f u r u i e l i . 'i l . A 'lu l t x . m> MAI N' m i l ’s I Ml. St I'hick.*n nml Sin imp In p e t* . I l l i p l i r e 2 2 IH I ' l l l l t l e t t u A v e Hu.I.. I 7rir. ('o ff... fn All I IN Iv N I C K lo 'ilr o o m in i| iu e l p i i im ut flllitur in llnuilnirgcr*. v a te Im m e w i t h k itc h e n privi riincil Siimlnv'. l i t r e * . I Turn.- H U H -1(. (irl fait, lonff-lnitiliK relief from A M iT H K K KI It It V V i i r u u m .'■ M tin-i.l itulllm-a* or ronyc.llon—«» <Tenner, work' perfectly, hit. —2 W A N T K II Will tti fnrriiiip, harinu ryr* ami nil nttiichiuent' Sold for g 1UI..MI himlaeSri—when line to ili.tri a.ItiK will tiike flif. Dll Sunford K’ecMUST KIND fu rn lH h e il npnrtnout lieu I cold *inl nn.nl nlleruy »ymptil. Co., till Miiiingllu Ave. fur rent where n cliilil uml iloi; ton.. New K AZA.'IINK Talil.t* I ’hime 442. are h II umci I. Don Itlilei, I'liuit" til.■> vivs a lift from that "1*1Ilk. \ ITIIl, hitrrel type tank uml HMD or 7M|.|t. tlui.lt'' ftellntf often prr.vnl with •lumper flu mt. Jiifiil Sanford th e * dlitrc^ing contUtlon.. IVellltU. Ken I K *l* l* Kur S *l* —3 K ltD I.I. C H III, Kunt-lVet nmlIn " '. Thayer '(roller, Junior A. It. I.O IIM A N N Ink. I’lmne .124 .1 a fte rIIKlOp.m line. ItK I I . KHTATK llriikrr 27AO Orlantlo Mr. Sunford, I'h. UH'J D IN IN G llniiiu Suite, amull mod• in mnliotriiny. Buffet, chlmi <itlouel, tulde uml five rhuirs 4-IIKDHOO.VI modern home on H fl2f.H0 I ’hnne 211. lot. Ill Komi aectlon of city. ThU hat train run l>a liouirlit NKAHI.Y NKW 20 uullnn ira*^ lint water healer. Call 1011-W. furuUhnl or unfurnl*h*il. S K M IN dl.K IIK A I.TV A IIT D M A T IC wualier (lord) Gen­ 1520 Magnolia Are. I'hunr 27 eral Kleetrlc), aold for $140.05. Convenient parking Will tuke flH5.no. I.ooka good, run* good, will give <1 month' wm i iinly. Hee Al l.ynn at HunNKW 2 hedroom hotiiu, every­ fold Kleetrlc Co. I ill Magnolia thing roomy. Ilrrefewuy b (luAve. I’honn 442. rage I'ort, two hlg lots, W. 24th at Maple. GKNKUAL Kiectrlc Hefrlgerutor, 10 i n. ft, *J targe vegetahle Iditk, IF It I* RT:a L KHTATE. whether large meal and freeier 'puce. you want to buy or iall, *re, Duly (120.05. S See it ut Hanford J. W. IIA I.I., KKALTO Il Kleetrlc Co., ill lltl Magnolia A vs. Florida State Hank (Ground Bhonc 442. Floor) 1‘hons 17B8 O L l) N E W H I’AFKKfl A TTE N TIO N W lN T K ll VIHITOHH For *nla at tc * pound at th* You will have a large choice of 2 Sanford itaraid and 11 hedroom home* at -I -I- ■. . v HKMINOLF. KF.AI.TY AHTICI.KH W A NTED 1520 Magnolia Ave. I ’htme 27 Convenient parking Nasal CONGESTION due to Head Colds ORRAM IIO M B II (2) M ayfair flection, 2 bedroom*, allocated, m oil new, desirably . every deilrable featui •a ll Lanta taction, I Bedroom* W# buy, **11 k trad* tti*d fum ltur*, WII»on-M»l«r FurnHurt Co. 811 C. l i t . Pb*na 059. iplemlld TO BUY-~rac*ntly fr .ih ih cow, ipaclou* gentl*. Bang* and i. u .t .a . Br°8 liti/ii9 o L lk r r a V t y 00,~ H i t Magnolia Avo. Fkono 27 $ Jim Give full tfatalls. (o hutlneta done Friday evanlnga or Satur­ day*. Phon* Sadfonl 1S45-W-1. '. *<li / J h'al. IMil**; \ mm hiki *. I.Mrl Mt llonvilL wool Ii of It.ill I'ai k IL \ n« . ii 1:1.1* nv w i t h I * N I ' \ |*| L !••'! ..it f i . i —h •. • I m i I a til kill In n iiiatini:* ttii'iii in Salaix • ottitiirtiMiinl** witL a 'ih f\ Slul* Miff Ul»*l **x|M'| |« fit •' NM W i t III t»w n Land w ill i ii|f lo 11**x S S , Sanford 11ft aid NNIII I I NNnNI \ \ ■• Wt*| k Ml ' • I.mii I ioii la in aid I*.Ilk \w Noiiiii* iiiiiii as |\IIOWIf d|t< .1 I n* * *JO*» \ IIK I.I* NN N \ I I 1» ■M l11 •|*Tk •VI ill*** - |ilo \ III* III *’||l |OI| Slot - p u l .......... I S i. ild\ *111 1.1 ol||* oi •mi oil* •• Na |' ll •>*Im||*( Will* |»||> WAN l l.D n i l \ I NIN tlK A N l.K (iltllVK.S, I t acre., :«l u ric' Inkcfront. crop, e.pttp merit, 'oppli... tiooil incnmi 417,film \ It I.IH IM \ \ N , 1110»HKl* 27511 So. I*n rk I'll. 9*9 I Mil l l t l l I I. IN K . Ilciiltor M il M I.IIK s r UK I I . KS T l I K IT l( II IS S l SKI H ilt llo tlh S K ltH lI O.IMNMNI |,< • ' . , 0 0 0 oil f l r i l *••'•! • • •§• t • r •••! i<t. —. i.t • i . % 11m til.il •I* ........ . w i l l , t ' n .it *T *.f l »••• (lift % It., t * i n t I tiwf m d i i . >.i i i . ».«!•: ** o n i i . .i*. I t i l e .i f •■•i.l <‘.111111 I., ill*. o l y J u *Ik > ».f H.ti .Hi*.I.• «*i i i .«>. prewar conitmctlon, condition, baautiful I V l i l . h r i l o t k S lip p in g ihifiixsiuii, in one, (wo atul lliiii* li('i|loi»iiii4. New I'wo IL ill iiniii hoiiic, 11ii *iIit ft i mivl 11|. I inn, r x11 it Ililt;*' lot. I ’. rO H HUNT - -3 im ii linlr 1 llmv III Rfr liar (■•m i Imr .1 ll •«•rw l*rr llnr t«»rrtli*N (1 1liti rw Mr |*rg llttr iNwrrI Inn i i i llmr* a# |t#r II »»r Im v MIim* •Ir |>rr 11*•# ft*r lrt»rl| I’MMltNrl llv r it iinln lit Ikr 11n#. I l i i u t i l r Mi l* f u r S iilr Iiii vf in w limMcM iuh| liOOll •dll III•11 I'H nv III lllllll* Willi lilt Far Results K e n n e th llo g . i D a n cy ( iilm v c i. S c o t'i'h c le w m a il " f tile l l r l t i . l i A t lN ilia lt y to e " Jj.it m o ll" , l< a lm liiit tie\ in e i i . T ii f r c ig l llc i " F ly n n : L u t . ' i p i i - . " w ith I ic io ii t 'u p t ii'o lliiu ik h in t C n ll'c n w h o -, lone t o ilt l. i i g u l l l ' t tile 'e n lin t lm n w a ll lic il l.y tile w o rld Darn > Ki r u llllile tl n lio iin l tin . t r ic k en v c * net to n iil t'lip t u m C a rU e tt in a t t e m p t ' to m ake fu»t u t u w liiie f io m th e " T u r m o il" . T he " m ir a c le " u n * i n c t m ip li'h c il um l Ih n " T in m in i" »n< 'lo w ly lo w in g th e ' h e a v ily ll'l n n r f r e ig h t.1! ton i l l l l * I I I I It. o i l III I In te l iiit lliiln il Itle lillp h llto I I’.*ii.«ffr F o r W. llif l»OMn(N| rate* «ppl> «a nil UaHl Ndi |tn»ill«Hr.1 In I he 'n n fi.rd K tu l 1.0 IIK I.I1 UtMIll woiku.g t Mh*ll( 1•*18>, kJM»»«| pa> See Mi 1’ ilM’tl ill III MS 9 D ill I. It IHIK S It lit K It A M KM —* It M il SI I I 1 It \ | . . 1 iilkenlierg II. -i »•(. (»(. . I II 1077 W. II M il - t i l l li Ill 1 • t f l l l l t ’tl .• H i- M . 1.1III N 1Ml 11, I I It NV. i I'.uli Si 1 ....... |o| I \| s I’ M 1 M U SK.lt v It KS - 1 2 icpaircil. tl tS U IN G M ii Lm* * l/.OIk , **• MlliilMl. al *t'l Ytct* \N -ik wMill •llltl** 1 1*•ill M 4KW y i u n its rurlace.1 to perf*M*l Inn. ILil floor' ma.le Ilk* newr. Kuil-niug. lennii.g A wu* ■ng I’.irt hI.I, powr. plant, 13 year* itipenenc* *:i Seminal* County. II M lilra«oti, l ake M »rv lltt.MK I ti'liv* • v. lie ' ')T heroaetiv. fu ll ttlSU Il'lifU Hervice Slatnui OtdwNNlMl M• M11*aX III* lliin la K y i 'I ii i i k S ta i l t il R a lp h Ray. Illtr.-.l m MIIIN'IS C.mtrnet and i win w o k Kntii eatllnali. li I l l ut-' V 201 Snufo.d \ l i ' I'tlOlo* I H'.IM lot WN.lit til KltS HliiirpeunO, Idcycle* i.’puncdI l«*i. nml key walk. IT.impI '.ovii'e. II W. Shunuio 'Du K till S' HUNCHV for n.mie mw- 7 fu ll I4H unit nek Clrcululloo to .eml y i.ti T h e S u n fo rd I I. i old while on vn. iitio n work I V I ’K.S ll. illd o / e r Itcn'uniildv Hale* Free K 't •• mate', Spreader Service, l.imc an I Dolomite nnd Fertiliser, Carpenter A (Iracey, I ’hoi.. • ■ocj \| (,r ana .I I.. I.. Slid I'in no Tc. imteian. i'lmiie till >V. Itoute I, Hullford t'.t Kl’KNTKIt IVtlltK K»r ipiick repair Jol.a, or *niull building. Cull Jlru I142-M-4. MASSAGK: Cnlnnlc Irrlgationv, Vnpui Hutli and It.'diicing. M i*. Long, 1021 Kim Ave. I'imne 1115. <\ in.Nr. i.i. Cminlcre, fuunicre, Ctipimard*. i vipnon run. CABINKTS, C. Vnli, Wmidwiirking, fil‘2 San­ ford Avenue. I'imne III3 -J . RADIATORS - Cleaned uml re. paired. "Cohen Itudiutor Shop 211 Mi Hunt ilr.l. Street, i'honu Ifdl-W. AU, MISS I I A I I I K K N G I.IS II Hand enginving un allvcrware, watclieu, lirucelet. uml nama plate*. 112 K. 2nd. I ’h. 1178-J. N O TIC E Income tux return* prepared, f i l m Up. William II. Murray, j ^ l Celery Ave. 15— ADTOMDHII.KS —I I •C N T A CAR. U-drW* It by^day, w **k, or **a«on. Kngllab and Am.rlcan Fordi, Itatlon wagun* and convartlblM. fltrlckland-Morrison, In*.. R. F lr*t 8t. 87 llb D 'E r T - F O R I) ; an^U. l l r Z Alma Cady, 21lh St. 2 blocks w eit of Sanford Ave. �0 ■* 3B5RWlSfflfc , v ■ * - ‘7 'rt eeftr**- ■- TUP. SANFORD HERALD P a li » Wednesday, Jin. 9, 1151 -J - -r - r *•« i *|__i I mS -‘ s. , ’■ j -■- i • 1 -_ f -: ** Sore Throat Reason W as Not C o s t e l l o DoclccdCrimcGroup NEW YORK Up-Oamhler Frank Cntlcllo's Ihritnl doctor Inld a fed­ eral Jury Tuesday he had advised Co.vtellu he was fll lo answer quo*Ilona lari March III—about three hours lu fore he walked mil of a Senate Crime Coinmlllee hearing CiiMrllo contended nl the March Hi licitrim: Hint acute laryngitis made it |iti|HiMlhlr for him to (ra­ tify w illm il .aggravating Ihe condi­ tion lie la on Irlnl on II charge* ol tonlf ni|il ol the U. S. .Senate lor rrfttf.nl h. anxwrr it number of nueatlon-i hclorc Ihe rommlttee nnd for walkini; out fin It U. S Attorney Mylex .1 l.ane may rnni|dflr Ihe prosecution'* eaae Onlay tine of Ida witnesses will he Kudolph Halley, former chief counsel fur Ihe Senate com­ mitter and now president of (he New York m y Coimrll. The Jury wan aclecletl Monday nod Ihe trial tint under way Tuesday C o s I i IIo ' h physician. Dr D o u g i n s (Jim k. i ailed hy Ihe government, Mild he lolil Cuslello March in it would lie sale for him hi lesllfy up hi tuo liiiura if lie limiled Ida answers and avoided straining his vnlrc. Defense I’oiinsel George Wolf faileil in attempts In cel the ilortur in any that Costello's condition fin March HJ made it vital for him In remain silent (.'fish'll,• leal Idl'd lieffire Ihe com mil tee on Mnreh 1.1 and It and stinted Ida first walkout March 15, saying lie wasn't wrll enough to testily He was scheduled for morn tjueslioidiig on the afternoon of the llltli. f,one's opening prosecution stale inent to the jury outlined the Indirlmeril concerning Costello's walkouts and his refusal hi answer several questions One key ques­ tion wns .ahold Ids net worth Wolf denied Costello was con noeled with underworld loader*— as alleged liy Ihe Semite (.'rime Committee. Lane's opening pniNvnillnn staleiiion! to the Jury outlined Ihe Indictment eniieerning Costello's walkouts and his refusal lo answer srvrrnl questions (Inn key queslloii was ahoiit his net worth Wolf denied Costello was con­ nected with underworld lenders— as alleged hy Ihe Senate Crime Com mil Ice—and declared ho was nol guilty of contempt. Costello. II convicted on all counts, faces n pus slide maximum penally of It years In prison and 111,0011 In flues. WASHINGTON W - A jury of six women and six men were chosen uulekly today for Ihe com tempt of Congress trial of Jacob (Greasy Thdiiili) (hulk, officially deserlhed ns a leader of one of Ihe nation's lilggrsl crime symllrales, Gu/lk, a shnrl, pudgy gray haired niatt In Ids sixlies. watched Ihe priK'i'eilmgs Inlenlly He ne quo nl his nickname. "Greasy Thumb." because ol a moneyhnndllng |oh he Is rcpulrd In have held In Ihe old Capone gang. Thr five • count indictment against (hulk grew md of hia re­ fusal hi answer questions when he appeared as a witness before Ihe Senate Crime Comm litre last Mnreh 21 Ihirrii l‘'lsrhfl(l, deserlhed hy Ihe eoiiimlllee as nmilher leader of Ihe Capone syndicate, will follow /.mik on I rial The Imllrlmrnls agnlmd (hi/lk nnd Klsrhrttl say Ihry "unlawfully refused" In apswer (picalions which were nerfltirnl to Ine rnnimlttca'a Investigation of criminal activities. (hulk, who acted ax hlx own rnuiisel, refused lo answer do tens of question* on Ihe ground Ihey "may Inerlinluale me or .tend to Incriminate me " lie Inlkfd so much iilmut Ihe poxi-lhility of Incriminating himself ihal Ken. Wiley (It.W ls .) asked: "Whero did you gel this phrase you have been using all the lima?" " t hnvn heard II on Ihe tele* vision," (hulk replied, Even Ihe official record noted "laughter." . This lime fliizlk lx reprcseuled by William It. Collin*. who has appeared In many widely publiciz­ ed criminal (rials, Albert C. Starke Dies After IllneBB Albert 0. Rlarke, no, tlltd In tha Idrlrfa Sanitarium ■( ti:40 i.m . day i f t i r in Illness of i i v i r i l WW. t i l l residence W U i t 400 ellonvlll# Av-mir. Born In Raltlmorv. Mil., Jun. ID, 191, Mr, Starke hid livid In Ban­ t'd for th i p u t IB y iiri. H i w u rmarly agent for thi HUndird >1 Terminal and .was also at on* City CommfHHion U '« « a iif4 rimm r«a« fieri hut agreement wan made to „ mo­ tion that lhis he Ineluded lo the next year's Inefgrl when money would he made iiviillnlile for th>‘ lighting. Mr. Dyson etaleil that he would like to have an exiilnriHlInn ns lo who gave thr mitluuity for the lighting, noil wltv the lights weic installeil after thr llonnl's prev Iium action. Mr. Ktemprr lepllril that nfli-r H. H. Coleman of Ihe Florhh Power and Light Co., had offered supporting wires fur the rulioed lights, a new low estimate ef Go­ nial of the program waa made, ro It was derided in put up the lights fur the durntlon of ihe Iioi.i . m/ period. -tool Field, W. W. Dawson, John Krider, Forrest llrecklnrhlge nnd W. A. Morrison appeared ns rommlttee representing the newly formed Hanford Baseball Assmliilion, and asked support of the Commission on a baseball program for the coming year. Mr, Field told of the enthlisIrism at the re-orgnnliatlon meet­ ing of the llwsehnll Assorliillr’i lit which Ifi dlrertnra were elected, Mr. Krider risked for co-operatlon of the Commission In helping to ilf'Day expenses of the pm. grnm, Including the cost of liglils for ihe field and of « ground keep, cr, and stilled that dm hoped a sin,Hum authority would lie rrea'ed hy the City. He stateil that If Hanford fulled lo have tiaseball Gila year, It was doubtful ir they would have It next year. Fnrrust Itreeklnrldge of the Chamber of Cmnmrrrc, told of the favorable outlook of gutting n Hi. Louis Hi owns farm training pro­ gram here, following the visit hero of ZxrJi Taylor. K. J. Moughton, architect, rcpnrlrd that the new Htadium wax almost 100 per­ cent completed. Mayor Hlnmpnr pointed out thnt (he Commission wus favorably In* dined In ro.opernte with the Com­ mittee, and instructed Mr. Glllon to get figures on proloihli' cost i In the Cliv of the luisehnll pro. grain. Mr. Chase agreed to inspect Ihe new ball nuik this immiltM with Mr. Moughlim, and the other coinoiisslnoers In nmki’ similar In"petitions during the afternoonMervin Oiler of Ozlrr-Welloi Ine., asked extension of the option agreement to purchase 7U addi­ tional lota In the llil Air and Han l.aola sections which option expi rod Jan. it. He was requested to pay one-fourth of the purchase price of the lots us a down pay­ ment. Ilia balance In three pay­ ments within nine nnuiGin. After considerable dlxrussinn re­ garding the City harking Ilia con­ struction of the proposed Tourist Recreation llulhllng, the mailer waa ordered referred hack to tha Juyceea who are now conducting a promotion campaign of tha pro­ motion campaign of the program, to see what they ran determine they wilt raise Inward the projoct, before the City award* a contract for the building. Voile Williams, Hr., pointed out Plying Enterprise I f tiR flN RP it I* nifty f ' * l •> <I»*R| chock before a new line could he made fast, The dost rover said the Knterprprlse was rolling Mil degrees to port —nearly flat on Its loft side -and pitching shnrnly Al one lime dur­ ing the early morning wnleherx nlHinril Ihe Assorlnled I'rrss log Foglishioao, escnrllni! Ihe (-tippled American freighter, feared Girt ship had rolled its Ins) It was almost turned over hy a huge wave, hut It eased hark to its no degree list " I see tt hut t don't believe It,'* declared an old salt aboard Ihe lug. The swells were 20 feet high at limes, hut Ihe Turmoil skillfully maneuvered close lo Ihe how of Hie freighter, presumably In snatch (.'arisen and Dancy from Ihe sea If Ihey were washed overboard ( apl. .1 |l Grrenglass of Ihe irawler excellent, which relumed from the scene this morning, said he crnlsrd fairly close In the porl side of Ihe freighter and found her rolling an far over that he "could have spit down her fonoel " The K-llh gave Ihe freighter's mid-morning position merely as "30 miles off Land's l-'.nd " This Is 23 miles northwest ol Lizard t'olnt Olhcr vessels al Ihe scene placed the vessel only lo miles from Ihe Lizard One of the most fa minis ships thr Cornish coast has claimed was Ihr British hallleshlp Wnrxplle She broke her towlinrs while being hnultd In o shipyard, went aground and was pounded In pieces hy u storm In April, 1017. In the GnmmlsHlmi that the Hlule Hoad Deportment will meet, Jan. 17, to ilcrldn the mini budget fqr the yn ir for Henilnnlo County, nnd motioned thnt unless some definite commitment Is made hy the r ity for a right of way far the widening of Freneh Avenue, the |oojeet umy he eliminated from the loiilgcl this year. The Gommisslmi requested May­ or Htemper to rnlilrfrt the County Commission no the mnller, in vlllng the latter to meet with them next Monday olglil m at some ollu'i dote as early ax pusslide. Action whs token hy the Com­ mission to ronfirm the appoint­ ment of John Glllon ns acting city manager, and .1. C. Hope ax acting nsxlxtutlt building Inspector. A resolution was pusicd con­ firming the tm o-fer of n -17 foot strip of pioiicitv on tho mirth x de of the Naval Air Hlalhm to the H ljte Itoad Di’imrtment for Mglil-of-wav fm widening of Ge. iii'va Avenue. I.oeust Avenue was designated ns h through street. After V o lte Wllllanu, .Ir., |x>lnt ed mil that flrdlnanre 414, govern­ ing penalllri fur law Infrlngrinrot hy taxi drlvcix was loo severe, the Contmlaxlnn nulered thnl City A t­ torney Hhinholsyr amend the ordlflame In accordance with Mr. Willlams* suggestions. Ily DUN lit ITU The t'fiininunlsl counter nrnpos.,1 formally accepted Allied demands for troop rotation, replenishment of supplies, ami supervision of Ihe Irurc liy neutrals. Chinese Mat. Gen. Ifsleh Kang called Ihese "great roncrsxlnns" Turner rclorled: "Vou have not made one single effort to solve Ihe motor difference confronting IIS." No progress was made in a suh committee meeting on exchange of prisoners Both subcommittees meet Thursday at Panmunjom. Vlrc Adm. C. Turner Joy, chid D N. dclcgale, expressed hope l.’ommunlst delcgalcx would give "a working demonstration nr good fnllh" eventually "in spile of tnelr intransigence In dale." HKOGL. Korea UR—Houth Korean Iriaip* kilted an estimated l.issk Chinese near the I'anmunlom Irurr l-dks site Tuesday In the war's heaviest fighting In six weeks, Ihe D H Klghtn Army reported lodxy But the South Korean* hart lo give up two small hltlx west of Kornngpn when the Red* hurled nbniit 4,(xxi troop* Into Ihe Battle of Saxl llu lg s The vlclouf battle ha* raged .since Her 23 The Allied Ironpx were Identified Wednesday ax In­ fantrymen nf the Itcpubllc of Ko rca (ItO K ) First Division. An Righlh Army briefing officer said since Ihe fight for the nulpost began, 3,070 Communists have bei ■won kitted, 851 wounded and 10 captured. He said Allied tnuea were “ much lighter," but gave no figures. Infant D aughter Of Holden Davids Dies Ktiri-n Ann Dsvld, Infant 'bmifh1*t (d Mr. uurt Mrx. Jlntph Hidden David nf Altamonte Hprlugs died at 11:04 a.in. yohtordnv In nn Or­ lando hospital following mi illness nf two wrecks. Born In Orlando May 12, I860. Ihe 17 month* old child Is xurvlvci hy the grandparents, Mr. anil .Mr*. B. K. "ardixun of Sanford and Mr. nnd (nr*. L. G. Huttaway of Altamonte Spring*. Funeral service* will he held «t 2:00 p.m. Thursday at BHasnn Fourrul Homo with Bo*. W. P. Brook*. Jr. officiating. Burial will follow In Kvergreen Cemetery, Lincoln dellveied hi* Gettys­ burg Addres*, Nov. It), I Hill, on tha occasion of the dedication of a m ilitary cemetery. In 1047 there were six Income tax returns filed with the Bureau of Internal Revenue whose adjust­ The United Htatcx Is now the ed gros* Income wax at least 15 world's le a d in g Inymnker, million. fV H A * photographers shoot off Gash bulbs, Brig. Gen. Charles T. Lanham feuds Gen. Dwight D. Klsenhower'x statement lu the Con­ ference Knom nl Atlantic Part heednuartera In Parts. The Supreme Commander iletlaied he will stay no his present Job until next sum­ mer, pending a "clear cut call to political duty." (International Kadlopbota.) Trum an M chhhkc If Mail■<,*<■ m s . I'exe llael the armed forces which he said now total nearly .Vv million men These Increases will Involve "particular emphasis on ntr pow­ er," he said, anil will mean "largescale production of plane* ami oth­ er equipment for n lunger period of time than we had originally planned," .Secretary nf Defense Lovett said curly In December budget plans cult fur an Air Force of 111 wing* instead of IK) with 12fl nf Ihe In­ creased group to be combat units. Tho President reported that planes, tanks ami other arms ire being delivered at the rale of m billion dollars worth a month and that "a year from now, we expect Ihlx rale to be doubled." He warned Ihal Ihe military de­ mand* for steel, aluminum, cop­ per, nickel and other scarce ma­ terial* will bring sharp cutbacks in civilian goods during Ihe next Iwn years of "peak" defense produclfon. But. he N*ld, tho culbacks "will he nothing like those during World War II, when much civilian produe linn w h s completely slopped " The "give 'em hell" phrases of previous State of Ihe union and campaign speeches Mr. Truman ha* directed at Congress In other years were almost entirely absent from hla address today—until ho came lo the Issuo of price and other economic controls. "Uur stabilization taw wax shot full of holes al Ihn last kesxlnn," he declared. "This year, II will he nno ol the main taska before Congrrsa to repair the damage and enact strong antl-Inflatlon law." The President said hi* adminis­ tration Intends to "hold tho line on prices Just a* lightly ax tho lew allows. Taking cognizance nf Ihn "cor­ ruption In government" Issue which the Hcptib!Icons have prom­ ised lo ralsn In Ihe coming campnltfn. Mr Trutnan said hr Intend* "tu see tn It Ihal federal employe* yr#v*r",’t^ + who have been guilty of miscon­ duct are punished for It." "Our kind nf government above all nthera can not tolerate dishones­ ty among Its public servants, he declared. While the president said that be­ hind the Iron Curtain ''the Soviet rule nf furca has created growing political and economic stresses in the satellite nations," ha noted: "Nevertheless, the grim fact re­ main* Ihal the Soviet Union la increasing Its armed might. II Is still producing more planes than the free nations. It has set off two mnre atomle explosions. The world still walks In the shadow of another World W er." He said he hopes the Senato will quickly ratify tha the Japanese Peace Treaty, . . security pacts with Pacific countries and tne agreement to ill ‘ bring Greece and Turkey Into the Nortfi Atlantic Treaty. He scored Congress for not mak­ ing "adequate progress In building up our civil defense against atomic HOLLYWOOD ID -M an y people complain about tha lack ol morali­ ty In American life, but few do anything about it. , One of the exceptloni is Charles Laughton, tt seems strange cast­ ing for tho portrayer ot Henry V H I and Captain Bllgh to appear as a moralist in real life. But It is true, even though Laughton him­ self wnuld deny It publicly. In fact, he won't allow a re­ porter lo quote him about current reports nf immorality In the na­ tion's social makeup. A cautious fellow, Laughton dislikes contro­ versy and does nol want to offend anyone. About the only thing he will say Is. "People are learning that dollars do not mean moral*." While he refuse* In preach, Laughton is putting his beliefs Into action. In the past three years, he has traveled throughout the land, bringing classics and their moral values to all kinds nf audience*. As hla only commentary on Ameriran morals, the actor of­ fered this story: " I wax coining West on the train and fell Into a conversation with a man who was sitting opposite me. A* It turned nut, he was a lithographer and we discussed lithography, about which I know a BtUe. "Later, we were talking about the movies and TV. The man comdalnetl about their lack of morali­ ty and said he had trouble rear­ ing his children In an upright man­ ner because of the entcrtalnmrnt they see. I asked him what type nf product he made. He wa* ashamed to admit that he pro­ duced sexy picture* for calendars. "*Ah, ha!' I told him. ‘Yoitvlo that kind nf work and then com­ plain about the lack nf morality in entertainment fur your chil­ dren!'" Laughton I* playing a film role (In "The Full House'7) In between engagements with the classic*. He f along with Charles Boyer, Sir Ced* ric Hardwlcke and Agnes Moor, head. And he leaves soon for an other four on which he reads the Bible, Shakespeare and other an­ cient and modern classics. Laughton feel* that his loura have demonstrated a widespread thirst th ln t for the classics and the moral values therein. The " O n Juan" tour has been a great suc­ cess. The actors have played to audlcnrea a* big as fl.Mo (at Pur­ due University). "The New York engagement waa something amazing," the chubby actor declared. "The scalpers rould have got $15 a ticket, but they had none to *ell." In e acting foursome will return tn New York for a two month en­ gagement till* year. They nlso plan tn play Ihr Slmw (ipu*Mn other localities. It Is no easy mlTtter to gel all Inur player* together at the same time, since each ha* such diversified activities llul all hove Bgrced to reserve time for Ihelr reunion. U. OK K. GYM GAINF-SVILLF, »R - The Universlty of Florida has added l.Bon sett* to tlx regular gymnasium capacity of 3.3(V) for the SnlimUY night basketball game with K » turky, rated third In this week* Associated Press putt. The school xatd 1.200 remaining tickets for the game will he sold lo Ihe general public today. Florida hn* been un­ defeated In 10 gnines. Kentucky has won nine and lost two Total farm output In 1051 list been estimated at 4.1 percent aliovn thr lOIS-IO average and neatly I percent above 1050. £ In tmrlheaslern called "Belt Cave" Caspian Hex, the Hlonr Age people in 1051. Iran. In the soover look Inc Gie bones ef three were unearthed SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday, May 6, 1952 HKMINOLE COUNTY provide It "ha* the samo effect a* adding to lh« enemy's supply nf atom bombs." PRECINCT NU.MIIER ----------------Thr President disclosed that he ha* directed weapon* for Europe MAH ft A CHUSX MAIIK (X ) ArT E II THR SSXK f i r T ilt) "be given a very high priority" CAMUlftATM (>r YOt'H CHUK'H nnd that further arms aid must be supplemented by additional econo­ FOR COUNTY FOB GOVERNOR mic aid "to supply tho margin of PROSECUTING ATTORNEY difference between making Europe VUTM r u it OAR v o t m r u n 0!XM a strong partner in our Joint de­ fense." With Prime Minister Winston FOR HECRBTAKY OF HTATK Churchill of Great Britain looking FOR S H E R IF F VOTM ro N OSH on from tha gallery, tha President votm r o il nan declared that Jw and Churchill have had "a most satisfactory sorlaa FOR ATTORN RY OBNBRAL of meetings." von# row o n r "We thoroughly reviewed fhe •"w------------ ~ — « " ' V ; — ~ situation In Europe, Out Middle East, and Ihe Far East," Mr. Tru­ FOR COMPTROLLER man said. "Wo both look forward v o t m ru n OXH lo steady progress toward peace Ihrnugh the co-operative action and leumwork of the free nations." FOR HTATK TRKABURKR v u rr. r u n o a k (Juls, much-used word In radio mill TV, Irurci hack tn Dublin about 170$. C IR C U IT COURT JUDGE 9lh Judicial District FOR COUNTY strrs: ru R iis m S U P E R IN T E N D E N T ON PUBLIC IN STR U CTIO N a VOTM r o il O.VM R HTATK ATTORNEY 9th Judicial District J. L. Hobby CENTRAL FLORIDA CITRUS SCH O O L VOTM r u n ONH FOR SUPERVISOR OF REG ISTRATION votm ' YOU.NEED TO. YOU WANT TO YOU CAN KNOW ABOUT CITRUS Culture. Varieties, FertlUsattaa, Pest Control and other Subjects » 13 SUBJECTS — II WEEKS F IR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE votm r a n ohm ro n ohm , FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER n i s t r ic t n o , i voTM ro R ai*M______________ n Earl Higginbotham FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONBR votm ra n oxh FOR HTATK SENATOR 37th SEN A TO R IA L D ISTR IC T v o t m r a n own BUICK ANNOUNCEMENT t iw pea orn H R OP ROARK 1C INBTRUCTION Our utwd csr stock in very low nnd wo arc In a position to *lvo you r good tnido on n now Bulck, Wo ci»r deliver you h now Bulck equipped with back-up lights, windshield wsther. flexible steering wheel, directional algnal lights, non glare mirror, Electric clock, Whoot covers, license plate, frames, tail pip* sstenslon, seat covers and atsto llconao tag and undercoRted (• All Indications point to hlghsr prices and scarcltg of auto* fO a CONSTABLE v w rp k fM O R n VVlY'iY, 1: i IHVHHHMRHIIKpVw ‘J Just rescinded a triumphant on* month otand In New York with O. B. Bbaw’s "Don Juan In llell,' | By BOB THOMAS IS "T*— •*. The t ’ulUd Nation, I'A HIS fo lltlral Committees iipurne spurned a lluxxlan demand todat ■y for a level Security f'nunrlt m re ling la lake up Immediately Korean tm re negotiation*. But It agreed to such a meeting “ when useful.” The rnm m iltrr'x vale on refuting to bring Korean truce negotla tionx Inin a xprrial Security Conn rll xexxlnn wax to to S, with II abstention*. Hi ro il ghoul " -1W I HOLLYWOOD NoAttcmptMade To Solve Big Dispute MIJNKAN. Korea <e>—The Com muni.'.Is today xuhmltled a new counter proposal agreeing to alt Allied terms for supervising a Ko­ rean armistice except a nan on rebuilding Bed airfield*. The U. N Command promptly rejected Ihe compromise. The future of Bed airfield* I* the basic point of dispute. "There i* no major disagreement still existing except that of air­ fields." xnld MaJ. Gen. Howard M Turner. U. N negotiator. "Thai has hern Ihe major illsagrremenl i rif *‘ , ^ i' 2 ^ Chinese Agree Truman And Churchill Pledge Fullest Cooperation In Europe To All Demands Costello Doctor Denies Gambler Except Airfields Couldn’t Testify General Turner Says WASHINGTON UR President communique said. Thi i evidently meant thnt Hrllnln Truman and Prime Minister Chur­ chill today pledged their govern­ and the U K. will nol ntlrmpt Im ­ ments lo full supnort o* » "eitv». mediately to rernneilo I heir diver­ penn defense community" with gent views on the recognition of Germany a "full and equal pan­ tied China England has recogniz­ ed her. the U. H has not. ne r." Churchill and Mr. Truman gave An official eommunique summar­ their Joint (lacking to a proposal izing the results of four days of that the World Bank take the lead talks between Ihe chiefs of state In working out n solution to the of the United Stales and Rrllnin, hitter dispute between Iran nnd pledged their determination to England over the seizure ot nil work Jointly to Insure world "pence prnperllrs In Iran and security " The communique noted that the M r Truman and Churchill ri question of standardizing rifles ported n "complete Identity of used hy the 1J N and Britain was alms" In promoting stability, discussed, hut said ' thnt neither penrrful development ami conn | country wishes "at this critical mic progress In Ihe Middle Hast lime" to lake Ihe momentous step As lo Ihe Far Res. Mr. Truman of changing Its rifle nnd Churchill reported a "broad Hope u.is expressed lh.il "agreeharmony of view." menl ouiv lie announced shortly" "We recognize that Ihe over­ on an exchange of source defense riding nerd to counter (he Commu­ mnlrrlalx. The two discussed the nist tlireul In Ihal area Iranscrruls shipment ol If ,H s lffl lo Britain such divergencies as there are In In exchange for aluminum and lilt, • our policies Inward China.'' the Ihr riioimiuiiqu.- repoilod - ■ �'4 / K *r: K ft3 H R I ■;!:!' •- THE WEATHER IF YOU DON’T 3te receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P.M., please tall YELLOW CABS 1411 W a n te d Truman Raps Ike As G.O.P. 4 1 Candidate — r II S fr r a lft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI’AI'KK SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. J A N . 10. I'.I.VJ Awtelalfil I'renj* Leased Wire VOLUME XXXXIII r V itt EMl«lil^*hed '>ju ■ President Thinks U.S. i Can’t Thrive Under G.O.P. Even With Ike As President 9 ^ N » ’ ' A WASHINGTON - President Truman said today If Gen. Klsen liower wants to rim fnr President— and he the target fnr ni'id and rotten eggs-lt'a all right with him Hut when he' was asked If he would support Elsenhower. Mr. Truman said he doesn't think the rntintrv would prosper under any Republican randidair. Mr. Truman atreased at his news ronferenee whet he has said many times hefore: I l f has a high opin­ ion of ELrnhnwer, and he likes him and he wants him to atny on aa Ihe lop commander of united military forces In Europe. lie's doing ■ good Joh. Mr Tru­ man said. And. he said, Elsenhower will slay on the Job until he himself asks to be relieved. If Elsenhower should receive the Republican presldentil nomination, Mr. Tru man said, of course he will' have to resign his position. In other highlights of his weekly meeting wllh newsmen. Mr. Tru man said: 1. He has given up ■the ulcu of a special rommlasion to ferret out wrongdoings in the govern­ ment. Attorney General .1 Howard McGrath, as the government's chief law enforcement officer, will carry mil Ihe joh. He said MrGrath will remain In the Cabinet 2. He hoa named a committee to aee that firms with government contracts do not discriminate In hiring workers. The contracts carry n clause forbidding dlsrrlm Inatlon. Heading the rnm m lttrr on compliance Is Ilwlghl It. G. Pal­ mer, chairman of the hoard of Ihe General Cable Cnrp. Most of Ihe newa conference was given over lo exchanges revolving about Eisenhower's ■ ((element Monday that (A ) he la a Republi­ can. (B ) would ecccpl a ‘'clear cell" from the GOP to he ID presi­ dential nomlnea, J x iM U k will not engage In pre convention activities and will nol ask lo ho relieved of hit present military assignment. In the course nf a bantering series nf questions, Mr. Trumnn repeated what he has laid before— that Sen Robert A. Taft of Ohio is the man he hopes the Republi­ cans will nominate. The President refused fo say whether he Intends to run again, hut he made it plain he would not hesitate to nin against Elsen­ hower, despite his admiration fnr Ihe general. If ho thought that was Ihe thing lo do And, at ono point. M r. Truman tossed nut what may have been a hint (hat hr does not think Elsen­ hower would hr a successful cam­ paigner. Asked for his opinion shoot the (('•atliiHfe on Paa* Tbta*l Colder Weather I*s Forecast For This Section On Friday A ^ LAKELAND*hrT*^ Much colder weather fnr Pcnlnular Florida's North end Central Districts tonight was forecast hy the Federal • Stale Ernst Warning Service. The morning bulletin fnrcceal temperatures from 50 to 55 degrees In Uie Ghlnesvllle District Friday morning end from U to 34 In the tipper East Coast Dlatrlct. The bureau said there was a alight rtik of frost tn the mucklands of the Southern District Saturday morning. The morning bulletin: Forecast for Peninsular Florida for tonight end Friday morning: Clear and much colder North and Central Districts. Rrlaf showers followed hy clearing and cooler Southern Districts. Gentle to modarete northerly winds becoming light in North and Central Districts toward morning. Temperature* on high ground will be about five degrees warmer than temperature* In low ground locations In Northern and very lit­ tle difference In temperatures be­ tween high and tow ground In lO C n p i. Terminal Group Congress Urges Calls Meet For Economy And No More Taxation Tonnage Study P r o j e c t ’s Im p r o v e P ro m Hanford's new City C-miniMsIon took over the management of j ctly rffa lr* Tuesday night following the seating of John Kader ami an may-ir l.eft t-> i-gli* me Andrei W. II. Slein|>«r as renimianimii'i* and the election of Mi. Stemper , Stemper, Ifniid.ill ('hose i,e,| John I K.:v,-v 1 .ei m n i l-ilu. h.i>. P ro s p e c ts W ith N ew s Rep. M e r lo n i’ New m lo r n i.illim t e la llv e In h i lir lp a le il to n n ag e of u u t i- iu i* fre ig h t In .uni fro m .‘i.in lo n l m i I lu­ st lid iu s R iv e r w ill he p ie .r u le d il i m e e tin g of Ihe S a n fo rd I'- o l t e r m in a l A d v is o ry f o n i m i l l e e h i il iv n ight ,iI V in i ,,‘r ln r k .il Ihe Y a c h t ( lu ll A lb e it K ilts i h a ir m a n an no unced tin • in n im u g Ile in ir i- in e n t x w ill he m a d e k n o w n he said, fo r Ih e nil e .ilio o ol steel lo r e e n s li 'u lio n ol . fn -tg lil •• iie h o li-e III ’ he I i .1 i|o lit e r ol IT .' "W e h a te ’ e-r -r lo f-il .......I to r ,,,-e ressni t»i | le • lieu* " 111 I r * l . d e c la r e d , " th a t 'lie N .itio -i ,1 IIIfi-nse I'lo r h le llo n N n th n ri'i « ill eu ti l l o il .ill ip p l • ili-e i fo. I- • I ,1 li.i.'i'io n lo r M il. pot .m e it (lie . .ip S to le , p tle .illo o is r e e c t w -I Irv M m h l.% il .> lie (p o lle d I I .\(llg d e p il'v e ln i. n ls lr a lo r " f Hie I'r o d n e llie i \u S.-uiil.Vi Il'.ll.ud llu in lv . as it-llm H u ll Ih e p ro p e r p n e e d u i* l-u de le r m ilia 'lu il I lf III! » due o f Hu | , i im ' I i ,,I I,i Ihe h., lio n ile lc o e w ill he Ih lu iig h Ihe luedlU lU ol Hie tie le iis e T ia o s p o il \ d m in i n .lio n , w h ich w ill a ct u p - ii re e c ip i ,,i ,<■ w p p lli it m il fo r ,h eel ,ile d l.is ." io n l i / a lin li lakeo up hy inllllar) eln efs of Ihe M r F ills p o lu le d m il l li. il s lim ild Gnlled Slates. llrHam and trance n a three [Htwcr ronferenee i penlilts o p p lle a tlu u he .ilip in v e d il w ill .ilnn m ake it im s s ih le fu r Ihe ng at Ihe Pentagon A communluiir Issued hy Ihe T e r m in a l g ro u p in ■•|*|>ly in the lie r iin s lru e tln n r lo a m e I'o r p o r a llo n -President and Prime Mlolsier Wednesday, ahmft Ihe lime I'h u r-i r , A .i i fu r ,ih s|sla n e e in r n n s lr u e iln g Ihe chill lrf% uq o, trip fo New York V lord f l ^ D k p ro je c t anil Ottawa, reported that a or,cut He fu r th e r ip u d r il M i K im : .is harmony of view" had drvrlnpe-i II II ' ' I' in i'" . ‘In i .Inn nine s ta lin g Hud Ihe <iin f r ilu iiu n i o f sin It a g e r " I l l u F l n i i,In F r i v i ' i * I IglH a jir o le e l lo th e defense e ffo rt is on the "many grave problem* .d lerting our two eoiiulrles m Hu C m . and t in I S ' " ( I m a id , ft,tin ,I h is e d m i Ihe e s tim a te d I iu im .u :i - in ei i,f ih*- td iiltm <ii*l I i m l ('m n defense ( n - lg lii whuh w ill InFar East." Mu- lio n i I In in d lc d hv f a r l l l l l e - o p e i. illiig in Till* was applied speeiflrallv I" p a ll v , WI I > i'l* * Ii ,| V olie Williams U. S. • Britain Study Problem Southward And Is Selected As Of Security Of Southeast Asia Coleman Elected Outstanding JC SANB Directors Record In Last Leg­ i s l a t l i r e , Cited C ite d B y islature, By Jv u.. d_ tg____________________ e Stenstrom R ep. V o ile W illia m i, J r ., Ih e K ein lm d e wc.* J im nominated hy lor Chaioher of Commerce for am of ihe five state Jaycre ilisllngulahed awards, which are award* nl nnmifilly *«• fiv*» r«n*lirii; your oung men nf Florida, hy ihe s.io ford Jit veers ol l lien ............... >o the Yaelit Club thin nfleroono. Juilue Dimutas .1 Sleiislioin in nominating Mr. Williams riled hi* fine record In the last l.egt-i lature in op|M)*iiig the gambling Interest*. Judge Stenstrom also pointed out that Mr. William* win, mimed a* one of tlu- ten oiilstundIng legislator* for Ihfil. Judge Slenst tom "tntr<l that Mr. William* will lie eligible foi the Mate'* award tn the five nutstanding Jayice member* in flo r ­ id* for iur>l. Gordon Frroeii. n, i-Rv <hieet,u for the March of lllitim, told tinJayrors that the eampalgn i* still far short nf It* goal. Mr. Freder­ ick said that while not a idnglr polio ca«e was reported In the rounty Inst year, Ihe people mual bo prepared for any eventualities neat summer. In conclusion he urged all memliera In help In every wav posHilile to iraeh the goal in Sanford and Seminole County. an ‘ President Tim Crawford Hv .HlflN M. HIGHTUtYK.It WASHINGTON ,1* 'the ipiea Him of whelhcr the Gulled State* ahould underwrite Ihe security ot Southeast Asia—Perhaps hy send ing In troop* If necessary-eon fronml nflmlnJAtrntinn Icxl/iy in Ihr wuhr o (^ u ) Tnimun Chur chill cnnfnrmirft! Thu lasiii* nf w t Iho Western ■rowers and particularly the Golfed ......__ ................. ............ lutes should do ......... tilmul possible (•oiiroiunisl n««reiislnii in tli'iil area j, high on Ihe list of problem . on ,\rr ilisrussinn (nflwcrn Krrri'ltir) Fornmiinlsl rhin.i with the *l.ii* „f < s i,iie A-hexon and llrillsh Kor ment th.il "we reeognl/e Ihal Mu eiitn Secretary Eden. II was uveiriding need lo eounler Hu 'earned Friday II also will lo H h HII nm Vi I IlH I ' n g p I ON* I Ii. C. Dodd Elected Mead-On Collision Chairman Of Hoard Occurs On Park Of Co. Commission At 25th St reel The Ciiuntv Cammlaiiiin, .at |l « Finn iirriipauls "f twu hiiIhiu riirrtini* Tiirnliiy tlfrliMl II. C’ Mlrn rmrrnw'v •• iti|ttiv Ihaelrl iif f idl'fi it»rv! n %rltftil tHHH In mirrreil .1. F Mrf'lelland. A sperliil -.•••linn nf (In- Cum ini*«hni ha.i lieen m'ltrdlilrd fm Salurday, mm nine at 0:00 n'rlnrk In ilnterniini' which aecondary iiiadi I ii rei|iii-»l uf Ihe Stair ICn.nl Deparltnenl fnr I0CJ. Thru- i* u p>i**ihilitv, ««id Cnmnii**|nner II. It I’ojie, that Fred It. Wilson, wlm i* serving n* atIn rn e y fnr th e Comniissinn during Ih e it h 'r n r e nf f„ K. lin y Is*, m ay l,e ii'ked In* npiiilnn ennreining (he legal limit* nf Ihe Inwn nf I I . H O l l n n e a ' l a ! * (• ■• T h r e a t Casaeliiri i y. Till* matter nf town lim it* ha* F.vtfK nitAFT CHICAGO iAv—Robert W Fret alni been ordered rcfeirnl lo thn mann, 21, was id le d hy the F ill Circuit Court for dnlrrmlnatlnn, Wcdnesdoy and admitted, agent* following protests of tavern own­ »ald. regiitorlng 40 time* fnr the er* governed by Sunday' closing draft to get Identification card* law*, that a liquor selling estab­ needed to cash $7,700 In alnten lishment at the Asalea Driving Track and allrgrdly within the check*. Ile rry T. O'Conror, head nf the city limit* of Casselberry i* run­ Chicago F ill nfflre, *nld among ning seven day* a week under muiiiiipal option. cheeks Freimann Mule ws* a too overnmenl check l»*urd lo Mr*, oe Willie Riley S MERCHANT MARINE County Bailiff J. A. Cunningham and Mrs. Cunningham were de. lighted recently at receiving s radiogram from Ihe Mediterranean area from tiielr son Wesley Cun ningham of Ihe Merchant Marine. Informing (hem-Ihal hr i* well end FMIlna hi ealemllng holiday greetings. They hadI nol Hen _ _ ...from him ____ ard store ... he M flN M **■ » « • # f * * i lift a Baltin Baltimore, Md„ hospital sev­ eral months ago where he had been Wo m a n ho stag e N, N. Y. (At—An armed taking treatment. „ barricaded himself In a TOMrNftENn MEET ■ear here todat, fired el A convention of Townsend Ciubi ■ and held a woman of thn Fifth Congressional District will he bald 8unday afternoon, Jan. . is of nfficars surround- W, at 1:10 o’clock al the City Hall. bouse, the man threatened Wayne B. Albers, state organiser. and then began talking to troopers through the woman, taklber ha waa Daniel Waller New Jeraey, but later told a by telephone that that waa * name. He would not erewe labored today to get Ihe name. p v a a f a s s r - n- ^ ..PS N o. 101 It'd * After 2 WeeksFight Ry A nnum e iw o n % i Flying Enterprise Sinks In Atlantic NEW CITY COMMISSION • A few light acaitcrcd allow* r r » in rnntr.il and south jxirlions this* alternnnn followed by * colder and fair through Friday Much rubier north and central por­ tion. frost and freezing extreme north tonight "r. (rw o^ r:,b.s,r f;: W in'ton Churchill Ih Visitinir Baruch NEW YORK lit ilrilaln'a Ini Ion IChurchill Prime Minister Winston put aside hi* official llcial duties loda today and relaxed as house guest of hii at-.vear old friend, Financier Hrr nard M Rartieh. The 77 year-old Brlilah leader, apparently liretl from hi* IS himcs of mceilnc* with President Tru­ man, arranged In stay indoors throughout the day, lounging about In Baruch's nine-room apartment Churchill arrlvad hare from Wash­ ington Wednesday night by train. Aides said he planned only In read Ihe newspaper*, nap, amokn his Ions cigars*-end lake an oc­ casional sip of his favorite brandy. Bantch told a reporter "no highpowered visitors" are scheduled lo cell. To give Churchill a chance to rest, Baruch said he planned tn go out "in tend to my business as usual" during the day. 'if* ,« I rriil-tift folllM’iH -»t !l fll n't !**• Iasi olglH ul Park Vveuue Twenty fifth Mlieet D u rin g the ai 'lile iit , n poh - 'll' p o rtin g Ih e t r u f f le lig h t win. h ' a m i th e lig h t e ra -h e d lo th e p u v m r o l. T h e t l l l f f l e lig h t e lllllM 'l le. •in I hi- p o le w a * a lso lia d lv dae iig e d . S to p s ig n * w e re I t n n li- 'll p lim -il in th e arei* In e o n li • Roxton Becomes Vice President Of Snn- ,.f . ........... I H" 11*la11 * \ 1 1l*,||l*l ll'llil nfoid at M Hits ui ■ 11"' l*-g \V i H u ll b iso n l i ' i c h i l i . if f u dial Hlllll',' I I ", I, II"' ' III' til' * i iiis id l iid bus e iim |d e ti-d i o liv e * Vi-*I • i da i I Hit- » I I U r h - v , I" on .in n u .il iiin u a g e u u i mg hv llu H 'li'iit, m ill.,'iit. • -I ' "lalull-1 i i u l s l i l W i l l i - l 'i n lu -lw e e i, ■I it i : - ' i . d i . t ..iii i ' « t." t1 N o rfo lk V i . m ill Hu !,l lohus I l l ' l l " 1, l l lll l l l l l ' " - . I I III . li.u i- • l l i t e i . s .u il M r I HI I Ins ui o f tlii* ill ta llim m l luaii < tr p a i'm e n l eludes '.lj 771 Ions id Ih im ig h -m ilh fu r I h r p a - ' t u n yi'in , m i ' e lri-ti-.l hound llilf f le I n r h i'liiii. Iilin h e l Vl( I- pi I 'I I I - III f 'h e hank « n l p u p i-r s a il sand, a u to m o b ile s u u i m a n a g e r n f th in iiiH m e n l hum uip>e*'ilaueou* e h e in h il p n u lu e is • le n n r liiii'iil M i I l'illh lM in . he id d e il n lil im n ili'i d i i i ', i -• i- rli-. 1,-1 i'i| fimu four ............. i i i i in * ui "" h 'l l " " I \\ ' " id * , lin n v a le i l i n f f i r ild id U li'l In l . i i k 'in m an < f Hi- I. d l ' I In g li-v , i i | | , . i„r || ,r ,-a lr m la i i , ,r . iiil u i" p ii-s id rn l I! 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In i l i - i I h hint h it Hed .mi c 'lie ' liris im is D .n buriu in-- lo in - he, hip Ills solitary duel w ilh 'In- AH,m in' began Dee ,'M .liter lo- ordered ill han d* to lit Union Hie still* \' hi' h e a rn e d a • jew ol I ' h u I in passengers H im i mmeil lii iii l ist S .ilu rd .iy I In log tre ig h 'e i llir.ished .ilinul m its im.it iigimv fm hi m ln u iry .nnl itnui ih ip|ie u e il Alui.ird Hie Itn h s h s.ilv.ige lug Turm oil. 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It*’# | -It r r .Hill >i | t | . r l till* I l l ’ll 111 • 1 1Ilf 1 -N*1 ill i’l III il 1” III I'f’N illy nf * if IV IU4 (III •• ' (III iiif'H h r plot** .im M» (•*.• 91 nn l m l Him niv$ir.i«*v «*l nmrr *••• i •! Sr iruffir. Arriirdillg l'i p o l l e e , t h e «• e | , | . i occurred when Cant. It. -I. Il-r i nf thn Tampa Air llaae, *<mi" Imuml mi Park Avenue in a I ‘ • 1 Huh k convertible emi|u\ ran a i< light, resulting in a c"llinnm wi" a lllfttl Chevrolet (,'ouvcrlli, coupe driven west on Twelili fifth Street hy Mr*. Edgar C Hi ton, whose hiiHhand, a siilloi the Naval A ir Station, ami 'hi • year old daughter, were t i d i n ' with her. The Chevrolet, after the -dll *|on, hit the light mile who h locnl'tl III the traffic island, c mg loo percent wilh Hi" drive ami , n-asiug del»i suiting In - the aitinsliing "f it* made in tin' Imttk'a lu*toiy. .en Fullirigtil i l l Ark i mi Id llu light. The lluick swerved In Hr V lr. In g li-v i i i . i i ' ' n i l ' l l t h iil re - has dislrllmlrd trim lining nun right toward the Armitoge C o i n " a c tiv a tio n " f ' In- S a o fiird N a v a l boxes throughout the base, Mr I'lexIdenF' inexxngr left him "de piexsed atioul Ihe stale uf II" A u x ilia r y A n S ta tio n h a * iiu - re a '- Cleveland said Gordon Frerlnrlek. n ly ilirot'llir mooli " fence. ■'(I a i-G v ily in a ll ile |ia itn ie n l* o f W .sen T a f l o l O h io , a l l e p i l l i l o an llie hunk w liir li, o f r o o ik i', ic f li- r U "xleedeil iijijireeiallnu lo II During the strident, K'lgiu O' ton held his litlln daughter Increased lu n in i- '* in tin - c o m m u n ­ Slurdlvnnt and Clifford Johnson for p i e 'l d e n l i a l r a n d i d a i r w lm c o l i ,.,i| fiom Ids GflP rolleague-. it y . T he v o lu m e o f o v i -i Hie riiu n * Ineir nxxiHlanrp In placing Ihe Iron shield her, said Police Chief It" G. William*. Damage to (lie Hm •i r de, iio-II ii h .in ille -l H ii* year lung ruin hnxe* Ihroliglmul Ihe , i l i - u In- u.ilked lulu Hie II oiim waa estimated at 41,200 ami a m o u n te d lo fM i.o u ii.ii'io . th e h ig h * City of Saiifnrd eh iinlier in hear Ihe I’resideni the Chevrolet, If,00. It wilt •" e *l nn re>'(ud. I" ii:. I'.iil mi rominriil exi epi lo t( lHltlHlfr«9 tIR I'ggf Twul TWO DROWN about $70" lo rrplarc t tie- I tuft The Hi'tollinrnl l"«n depart­ light fa rllltlrt, (ha Chief staled ment, lie-aleil in room .'llh, 51(1, M IAM I REACH '-P two men ~ ; 117 nnd 711H of the hank liiillding, from New York, wlm hail been S L l l I u ’ S t T V h ' I ’M S H BAGWELL HONORED •< . . . . . . ., - liaj lie, ii Iii o|iernlion for ulmtxit here only a few day., drowned Ralph F. Ragwcll of Klrhmfinil tivn yiuiri and Im* ahown plienom* about 20" yards offshore Wednrs I 'o r 2 r .IV I. I 'r i d l i y under Him alii,) dav. Va.. formerly of Sanford, and nnn etial growlh secretary nf the Seminole County maiuigi locnl of J. It Roxton, Mr, Other hather* In the area heard Fniieral aervieea for A ll.ni Chamber of Commrrre, was rlet i Ingley Halil. THE* de|iartment In I heir erics for hrlp Imt Itmuglil , Hlarke, who died veatenhiv ed a vice president this yr.tr of IITil made more than 41)00,IHHI In Ihey were shouting In fun ..... .. r„||„,*ii,g ., long Him ., They were Identified as liinlio M.,n |„.|,| the hank nf Virginia, whlrh ha* nix loan* covering a wole iiingr nf fl* repairs to Gobbi Fratllnl, 57. nf Ihe Itronx. Funeral Home d on p M banks and resource* of (43 million mincing, Inrliiding Ragwell was assistant aecrctaiv home* ( Fi t A Title I), aolninoliile*. amt Anion Keltnar,’ nlaml 50. of i„mnrroiv wl»h Hu- Rev. J E to Ksrt Itchmann and latpr secre appliiinn a, farm implemunta and Rrouklyn. McKinley offli -lating tary of the Snmlnole C nf (' before fur iietaunal c*|icn»r*. ' ' __ The Mnxonic l.odge of vilmli World War II. During the war hr GENERAL D YINf* Mr. Htnrke wa* a member, will worked In the slnte headquarterPAIIIS i/?l d rill Jrnn i If l#fll!rp | Imvi# rlmriic nf tin* wruv^’niili* do Tas.xlgny, French high coin services at Kvrrgni-n Cemetery In Jacksonville for Victory Rond' Ho has two sisters living In San mlasluncr and military commander All Mason* have hern requested ford, Mrs. Thomas Boll nn>l to Indochina, was reimrted In a In meet at llie MiiHonic Hall at dying rnndlllnn In a Paris clinic Mrs. Ruth Scott. :00 p. M. to attend the funeral today. in a laxly. The stale-owned French radio broadcast al noon that Ihe nl year mill.DING P ER M IT old soldier " I* considered Inst." A City building permit war granted yesterday lo Dr. Orville lo Harks to erect a house esti­ mated In vnlue at 1-15,000 on East Hcmlnnle lloutevard at S cot Avenue, Fred A. Dyson is contractor for the project. Tho house will bo of masonry con* itructlon end will Include three hedrooma end two hath room*. ,,n', ln,p ,l" /n lin t Sun Speedup D c f r n s r C’ . i r l . s c n Dow n W ith *n f The Wcnlher |i l o o k ' Ilk * n o r ' " " V hn i-e I* f .,1 Ih e i i ea I he i to m o d e l,d e " llie I ' l - m i ' y l v . i l l l i i ' x r a d io m l .im l ,ven t s lle n l fo r 17 lu in u le x \ i I 22 th e y s e n t u in lh e r SOS " | | lo o k s lik e w e h a v e to .,|,:,u d o a s h ip f m - m in u te x l a i n I ' o r t v fiv e p e r M iii' a lio a r d F o n t h o a t* Ami .d I 50 Ihe fm.il dramatic „ „ r,| "lea v in g no,-. Mr i".,ilull-, *ev* i *lii|i' — llie i In .•• I innie IH'i mile • di'lant— I.' .MII i h o rn in g i «ivi * t . l Ho- sjki' IU5 index nnrlliwe-t of ihe urn (hern no of V ancouver ..... and '.oo index .niilli of t'enlial Alaska's MHilheru rnastliiie II ii one uf Ihe rmiglie.xl aiea* in Ihe Pacific Hi pan. mariner* sav llu- Pennsylvania, a foimer Vlrlory ship, wa* en route lo Japan al llu- lime II iH-eamr disabled after Iniidtog general cargo at Se ii tHi- and Vancouver, It G. II wav in distrexN on il* ,last .trip R* «l«ipin nnil ul.io crack III It* deck plate* M o v ie T im e Table M ir/. "Flame of Arshy" l td • 3:41 • 6:30 7.31 • 0:30 M O VIHLA ND "Ablxiti end Costello Meet The Invisible Man" 11:30 • 7;0H - Inlet mission 8:20 « feature 0:17 P R A IR IE LA K E "Golden Girl" , 0:30 * 8:30 • 10:00 f t S f e g . ' i ! . 1A - - :■ ,1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f8199cd3abd770c2f28d019f8fb93f7.pdf 399aa458a430bea1ba9207c98943ad35 PDF Text Text 0 ■* 3B5RWlSfflfc, v ■ * - ‘7'rt eeftr**- ■- TUP. SA N FO R D H E R A LD P a li » Wednesday, Jin . 9, 1151 Chinese Agree Truman And Churchill Pledge Fullest Cooperation In Europe To All Demands Costello Doctor Denies Gambler Except Airfields Couldn’t Testify General Turner Says Sore Throat Was Not Reason C o s t e l l o DoclccdCrimcGroup NEW YORK Up-Oamhler Frank Cntlcllo's Ihritnl doctor Inld a fed­ eral Jury Tuesday he had advised Co.vtellu he was fll lo answer quo*Ilona lari March III— about three hours lu fore he walked mil of a Senate Crime Coinmlllee hearing CiiMrllo contended nl the March Hi licitrim: Hint acute laryngitis made it |iti|HiMlhlr for him to (ra­ tify willmil .aggravating Ihe condi­ tion lie la on Irlnl on II charge* ol tonlf ni|il ol the U. S. .Senate lor rrfttf.nl h. anxwrr it number of nueatlon-i hclorc Ihe rommlttee nnd for walkini; out fin It U. S Attorney Mylex .1 l.ane may rnni|dflr Ihe prosecution'* eaae Onlay tine of Ida witnesses will he Kudolph Halley, former chief counsel fur Ihe Senate com­ mitter and now president of (he New York m y Coimrll. The Jury wan aclecletl Monday nod Ihe trial tint under way Tuesday CosIi IIo' h physician. Dr Dougins (Jim k. i ailed hy Ihe government, Mild he lolil Cuslello March in it would lie sale for him hi lesllfy up hi tuo liiiura if lie limiled Ida answers and avoided straining his vnlrc. Defense I’oiinsel George Wolf faileil in attempts In cel the ilortur in any that Costello's condition fin March HJ made it vital for him In remain silent (.'fish'll,• leal Idl'd lieffire Ihe com mil tee on Mnreh 1.1 and It and stinted Ida first walkout March 15, saying lie wasn't wrll enough to testily He was scheduled for morn tjueslioidiig on the afternoon of the llltli. f,one's opening prosecution stale inent to the jury outlined the Indirlmeril concerning Costello's walkouts and his refusal hi answer several questions One key ques­ tion wns .ahold Ids net worth Wolf denied Costello was con noeled with underworld loader*— as alleged liy Ihe Semite (.'rime Committee. Lane's opening pniNvnillnn staleiiion! to the Jury outlined Ihe Indictment eniieerning Costello's walkouts and his refusal lo answer srvrrnl questions (Inn key queslloii was ahoiit his net worth Wolf denied Costello was con­ nected with underworld lenders— as alleged hy Ihe Senate Crime Com mil Ice— and declared ho was nol guilty of contempt. Costello. II convicted on all counts, faces n pus slide maximum penally of It years In prison and 111,0011 In flues. WASHINGTON W - A jury of six women and six men were chosen uulekly today for Ihe com tempt of Congress trial of Jacob (Greasy Thdiiili) (hulk, officially deserlhed ns a leader of one of Ihe nation's lilggrsl crime symllrales, Gu/lk, a shnrl, pudgy gray haired niatt In Ids sixlies. watched Ihe priK'i'eilmgs Inlenlly He ne quo nl his nickname. "Greasy Thumb." because ol a moneyhnndllng |oh he Is rcpulrd In have held In Ihe old Capone gang. Thr five • count indictment against (hulk grew md of hia re­ fusal hi answer questions when he appeared as a witness before Ihe Senate Crime Comm litre last Mnreh 21 Ihirrii l‘'lsrhfl(l, deserlhed hy Ihe eoiiimlllee as nmilher leader of Ihe Capone syndicate, will follow /.mik on I rial The Imllrlmrnls agnlmd (hi/lk nnd Klsrhrttl say Ihry "unlawfully refused" In apswer (picalions which were nerfltirnl to Ine rnnimlttca'a Investigation of criminal activities. (hulk, who acted ax hlx own rnuiisel, refused lo answer do tens of question* on Ihe ground Ihey "may Inerlinluale me or .tend to Incriminate me " lie Inlkfd so much iilmut Ihe poxi-lhility of Incriminating himself ihal Ken. Wiley (It.W ls.) asked: "Whero did you gel this phrase you have been using all the lima?" "t hnvn heard II on Ihe tele* vision," (hulk replied, Even Ihe official record noted "laughter." . This lime fliizlk lx reprcseuled by William It. Collin*. who has appeared In many widely publiciz­ ed criminal (rials, Albert C. Starke Dies After IllneBB Albert 0. Rlarke, no, tlltd In tha Idrlrfa Sanitarium ■( ti:40 i.m. day if t ir in Illness of iiv i r il WW. till residence W U i t 400 ellonvlll# Av-mir. Born In Raltlmorv. Mil., Jun. ID, 191, Mr, Starke hid livid In Ban­ t'd for thi p u t IB y iir i. H i w u rmarly agent for thi HUndird >1 Terminal and .was also at on* WASHINGTON UR - President communique said. Thi i evidently meant thnt Hrllnln Truman and Prime Minister Chur­ chill today pledged their govern­ and the U K. will nol ntlrmpt Im­ ments lo full supnort o* » "eitv». mediately to rernneilo Iheir diver­ penn defense community" with gent views on the recognition of Germany a "full and equal pan­ tied China England has recogniz­ ed her. the U. H has not. ne r." Churchill and Mr. Truman gave An official eommunique summar­ their Joint (lacking to a proposal izing the results of four days of that the World Bank take the lead talks between Ihe chiefs of state In working out n solution to the of the United Stales and Rrllnin, hitter dispute between Iran nnd pledged their determination to England over the seizure ot nil work Jointly to Insure world "pence prnperllrs In Iran and security " The communique noted that the Mr Truman and Churchill ri question of standardizing rifles ported n "complete Identity of used hy the 1J N and Britain was alms" In promoting stability, discussed, hut said ' thnt neither penrrful development ami conn |country wishes "at this critical mic progress In Ihe Middle Hast lime" to lake Ihe momentous step As lo Ihe Far Res. Mr. Truman of changing Its rifle nnd Churchill reported a "broad Hope u.is expressed lh.il "agreeharmony of view." menl ouiv lie announced shortly" "We recognize that Ihe over­ on an exchange of source defense riding nerd to counter (he Commu­ mnlrrlalx. The two discussed the nist tlireul In Ihal area Iranscrruls shipment ol If ,H slffl lo Britain such divergencies as there are In In exchange for aluminum and lilt, • our policies Inward China.'' the Ihr riioimiuiiqu.- repoilod C i t y C o m m fH H io n U ' « « a i i f 4 rim m r«a « fieri hut agreement wan made to „ mo­ tion that lhis he Ineluded lo the next year's Inefgrl when money would he made iiviillnlile for th>‘ lighting. Mr. Dyson etaleil that he would like to have an exiilnriHlInn ns lo who gave thr mitluuity for the lighting, noil wltv the lights weic installeil after thr llonnl's prev Iium action. Mr. Ktemprr lepllril that nfli-r H. H. Coleman of Ihe Florhh Power and Light Co., had offered supporting wires fur the rulioed lights, a new low estimate ef Go­ nial of the program waa made, ro It was derided in put up the lights fur the durntlon of ihe Iioi.i. m/ period. -tool Field, W. W. Dawson, John Krider, Forrest llrecklnrhlge nnd W. A. Morrison appeared ns rommlttee representing the newly formed Hanford Baseball Assmliilion, and asked support of the Commission on a baseball program for the coming year. Mr, Field told of the enthlisIrism at the re-orgnnliatlon meet­ ing of the llwsehnll Assorliillr’i lit which Ifi dlrertnra were elected, Mr. Krider risked for co-operatlon of the Commission In helping to ilf'Day expenses of the pm. grnm, Including the cost of liglils for ihe field and of « ground keep, cr, and stilled that dm hoped a sin,Hum authority would lie rrea'ed hy the City. He stateil that If Hanford fulled lo have tiaseball Gila year, It was doubtful ir they would have It next year. Fnrrust Itreeklnrldge of the Chamber of Cmnmrrrc, told of the favorable outlook of gutting n Hi. Louis Hi owns farm training pro­ gram here, following the visit hero of ZxrJi Taylor. K. J. Moughton, architect, rcpnrlrd that the new Htadium wax almost 100 per­ cent completed. Mayor Hlnmpnr pointed out thnt (he Commission wus favorably In* dined In ro.opernte with the Com­ mittee, and instructed Mr. Glllon to get figures on proloihli' cost i In the Cliv of the luisehnll pro. grain. Mr. Chase agreed to inspect Ihe new ball nuik this immiltM with Mr. Moughlim, and the other coinoiisslnoers In nmki’ similar In"petitions during the afternoonMervin Oiler of Ozlrr-Welloi Ine., asked extension of the option agreement to purchase 7U addi­ tional lota In the llil Air and Han l.aola sections which option expi rod Jan. it. He was requested to pay one-fourth of the purchase price of the lots us a down pay­ ment. Ilia balance In three pay­ ments within nine nnuiGin. After considerable dlxrussinn re­ garding the City harking Ilia con­ struction of the proposed Tourist Recreation llulhllng, the mailer waa ordered referred hack to tha Juyceea who are now conducting a promotion campaign of tha pro­ motion campaign of the program, to see what they ran determine they wilt raise Inward the projoct, before the City award* a contract for the building. Voile Williams, Hr., pointed out Plying Enterprise If tiRflNRPit I*nifty f ' * l •> <I»*R| chock before a new line could he made fast, The dost rover said the Knterprprlse was rolling Mil degrees to port — nearly flat on Its loft side -and pitching shnrnly Al one lime dur­ ing the early morning wnleherx nlHinril Ihe Assorlnled I'rrss log Foglishioao, escnrllni! Ihe (-tippled American freighter, feared Girt ship had rolled its Ins) It was almost turned over hy a huge wave, hut It eased hark to its no degree list "I see tt hut t don't believe It,'* declared an old salt aboard Ihe lug. The swells were 20 feet high at limes, hut Ihe Turmoil skillfully maneuvered close lo Ihe how of Hie freighter, presumably In snatch (.'arisen and Dancy from Ihe sea If Ihey were washed overboard ( apl. .1 |l Grrenglass of Ihe irawler excellent, which relumed from the scene this morning, said he crnlsrd fairly close In the porl side of Ihe freighter and found her rolling an far over that he "could have spit down her fonoel " The K-llh gave Ihe freighter's mid-morning position merely as "30 miles off Land's l-'.nd " This Is 23 miles northwest ol Lizard t'olnt Olhcr vessels al Ihe scene placed the vessel only lo miles from Ihe Lizard One of the most fa minis ships thr Cornish coast has claimed was Ihr British hallleshlp Wnrxplle She broke her towlinrs while being hnultd In o shipyard, went aground and was pounded In pieces hy u storm In April, 1017. In the GnmmlsHlmi that the Hlule Hoad Deportment will meet, Jan. 17, to ilcrldn the mini budget fqr the ynir for Henilnnlo County, nnd motioned thnt unless some definite commitment Is made hy the rity for a right of way far the widening of Freneh Avenue, the |oojeet umy he eliminated from the loiilgcl this year. The Gommisslmi requested May­ or Htemper to rnlilrfrt the County Commission no the mnller, in vlllng the latter to meet with them next Monday olglil m at some ollu'i dote as early ax pusslide. Action whs token hy the Com­ mission to ronfirm the appoint­ ment of John Glllon ns acting city manager, and .1. C. Hope ax acting nsxlxtutlt building Inspector. A resolution was pusicd con­ firming the tmo-fer of n -17 foot strip of pioiicitv on tho mirth x de of the Naval Air Hlalhm to the Hljte Itoad Di’imrtment for Mglil-of-wav fm widening of Ge. iii'va Avenue. I.oeust Avenue was designated ns h through street. After Volte Wllllanu, .Ir., |x>lnt ed mil that flrdlnanre 414, govern­ ing penalllri fur law Infrlngrinrot hy taxi drlvcix was loo severe, the Contmlaxlnn nulered thnl City A t­ torney Hhinholsyr amend the ordlflame In accordance with Mr. Willlams* suggestions. -J - - r -r *•« i *|_i ImS -‘s. , j - ■- ’■ i • 1 -_ f -: Hi roil ghou l " The t'fiininunlsl counter nrnpos.,1 formally accepted Allied demands for troop rotation, replenishment of supplies, ami supervision of Ihe Irurc liy neutrals. Chinese Mat. Gen. Ifsleh Kang called Ihese "great roncrsxlnns" Turner rclorled: "Vou have not made one single effort to solve Ihe motor difference confronting IIS." No progress was made in a suh committee meeting on exchange of prisoners Both subcommittees meet Thursday at Panmunjom. Vlrc Adm. C. Turner Joy, chid D N. dclcgale, expressed hope l.’ommunlst delcgalcx would give "a working demonstration nr good fnllh" eventually "in spile of tnelr intransigence In dale." HKOGL. Korea UR— Houth Korean Iriaip* kilted an estimated l.issk Chinese near the I'anmunlom Irurr l-dks site Tuesday In the war's heaviest fighting In six weeks, Ihe D H Klghtn Army reported lodxy But the South Korean* hart lo give up two small hltlx west of Kornngpn when the Red* hurled nbniit 4,(xxi troop* Into Ihe Battle of Saxl llulgs The vlclouf battle ha* raged .since Her 23 The Allied Ironpx were Identified Wednesday ax In­ fantrymen nf the Itcpubllc of Ko rca (ItO K ) First Division. An Righlh Army briefing officer said since Ihe fight for the nulpost began, 3,070 Communists have bei ■won kitted, 851 wounded and 10 captured. He said Allied tnuea were “ much lighter," but gave no figures. Infant Daughter Of Holden Davids Dies Ktiri-n Ann Dsvld, Infant 'bmifh1*t (d Mr. uurt Mrx. Jlntph Hidden David nf Altamonte Hprlugs died at 11:04 a.in. yohtordnv In nn Or­ lando hospital following mi illness nf two wrecks. Born In Orlando May 12, I860. Ihe 17 month* old child Is xurvlvci hy the grandparents, Mr. anil .Mr*. B. K. "ardixun of Sanford and Mr. nnd (nr*. L. G. Huttaway of Altamonte Spring*. Funeral service* will he held «t 2:00 p.m. Thursday at BHasnn Fourrul Homo with Bo*. W. P. Brook*. Jr. officiating. Burial will follow In Kvergreen Cemetery, Lincoln dellveied hi* Gettys­ burg Addres*, Nov. It), I Hill, on tha occasion of the dedication of a military cemetery. In 1047 there were six Income tax returns filed with the Bureau of Internal Revenue whose adjust­ The United Htatcx Is now the ed gros* Income wax at least 15 world's leading Inymnker, million. A* photographers shoot off Gash bulbs, Brig. Gen. Charles T. Lanham feuds Gen. Dwight D. Klsenhower'x statement lu the Con­ ference Knom nl Atlantic Part heednuartera In Parts. The Supreme Commander iletlaied he will stay no his present Job until next sum­ mer, pending a "clear cut call to political duty." (International Kadlopbota.) Tru m a n M chhhkc If Mail■<,*<■ m s . I'exe llael the armed forces which he said now total nearly .Vv million men These Increases will Involve "particular emphasis on ntr pow­ er," he said, anil will mean "largescale production of plane* ami oth­ er equipment for n lunger period of time than we had originally planned," .Secretary nf Defense Lovett said curly In December budget plans cult fur an Air Force of 111 wing* instead of IK) with 12fl nf Ihe In­ creased group to be combat units. Tho President reported that planes, tanks ami other arms ire being delivered at the rale of m billion dollars worth a month and that "a year from now, we expect Ihlx rale to be doubled." He warned Ihal Ihe military de­ mand* for steel, aluminum, cop­ per, nickel and other scarce ma­ terial* will bring sharp cutbacks in civilian goods during Ihe next Iwn years of "peak" defense produclfon. But. he N*ld, tho culbacks "will he nothing like those during World War II, when much civilian produe linn w h s completely slopped " The "give 'em hell" phrases of previous State of Ihe union and campaign speeches Mr. Truman ha* directed at Congress In other years were almost entirely absent from hla address today— until ho came lo the Issuo of price and other economic controls. "U ur stabilization taw wax shot full of holes al Ihn last kesxlnn," he declared. "This year, II will he nno ol the main taska before Congrrsa to repair the damage and enact strong antl-Inflatlon law." The President said hi* adminis­ tration Intends to "hold tho line on prices Just a* lightly ax tho lew allows. Taking cognizance nf Ihn "cor­ ruption In government" Issue which the Hcptib!Icons have prom­ ised lo ralsn In Ihe coming campnltfn. Mr Trutnan said hr Intend* "tu see tn It Ihal federal employe* -1W fV H who have been guilty of miscon­ duct are punished for It." "Our kind nf government above all nthera can not tolerate dishones­ ty among Its public servants, he declared. While the president said that be­ hind the Iron Curtain ''the Soviet rule nf furca has created growing political and economic stresses in the satellite nations," ha noted: "Nevertheless, the grim fact re­ main* Ihal the Soviet Union la increasing Its armed might. II Is still producing more planes than the free nations. It has set off two mnre atomle explosions. The world still walks In the shadow of another World Wer." He said he hopes the Senato will quickly ratify the tha Japanese Peace Treaty, . . security pacts with Pacific countries and tne agreement to ill ‘ bring Greece and Turkey Into the Nortfi Atlantic Treaty. He scored Congress for not mak­ ing "adequate progress In building up our civil defense against atomic yr#v*r",’t^ + ‘J Just rescinded a triumphant on* I IS "T*—The •*. I'A HIS t’ulUd Nation, folltlral Committees iipurne spurned a lluxxlan demand todat ■y for a level Security f'nunrlt m re ling la lake up Immediately Korean tmre negotiation*. But It agreed to such a meeting “ when useful.” The rnmmiltrr'x vale on refuting to bring Korean truce negotla tionx Inin a xprrial Security Conn rll xexxlnn wax to to S, with II abstention*. Ily DUN lit ITU MIJNKAN. Korea <e>—The Com muni.'.Is today xuhmltled a new counter proposal agreeing to alt Allied terms for supervising a Ko­ rean armistice except a nan on rebuilding Bed airfield*. The U. N Command promptly rejected Ihe compromise. The future of Bed airfield* I* the basic point of dispute. "There i* no major disagreement still existing except that of air­ fields." xnld MaJ. Gen. Howard M Turner. U. N negotiator. "Thai has hern Ihe major illsagrremenl i rif *‘ , ^ i' 2 ** ^ NoAttcmptMade To Solve Big Dispute - - ■ HOLLYWOOD By BOB THOMAS | HOLLYWOOD ID-M any people complain about tha lack ol morali­ ty In American life, but few do anything about it. , One of the exceptloni is Charles Laughton, tt seems strange cast­ ing for tho portrayer ot Henry VHI and Captain Bllgh to appear as a moralist in real life. But It is true, even though Laughton him­ self wnuld deny It publicly. In fact, he won't allow a re­ porter lo quote him about current reports nf immorality In the na­ tion's social makeup. A cautious fellow, Laughton dislikes contro­ versy and does nol want to offend anyone. About the only thing he will say Is. "People are learning that dollars do not mean moral*." While he refuse* In preach, Laughton is putting his beliefs Into action. In the past three years, he has traveled throughout the land, bringing classics and their moral values to all kinds nf audience*. As hla only commentary on Ameriran morals, the actor of­ fered this story: " I wax coining West on the train and fell Into a conversation with a man who was sitting opposite me. A* It turned nut, he was a lithographer and we discussed lithography, about which I know a BtUe. "Later, we were talking about the movies and TV . The man comdalnetl about their lack of morali­ ty and said he had trouble rear­ ing his children In an upright man­ ner because of the entcrtalnmrnt they see. I asked him what type nf product he made. He wa* ashamed to admit that he pro­ duced sexy picture* for calendars. "*Ah, ha!' I told him. ‘Yoitvlo that kind nf work and then com­ plain about the lack nf morality in entertainment fur your chil­ dren!'" Laughton I* playing a film role (In "The Full House'7) In between engagements with the classic*. He f month otand In New York with O. B. Bbaw’s "Don Juan In llell,' along with Charles Boyer, Sir Ced* ric Hardwlcke and Agnes Moor, head. And he leaves soon for an other four on which he reads the Bible, Shakespeare and other an­ cient and modern classics. Laughton feel* that his loura have demonstrated a widespread thirst thlnt for the classics and the moral values therein. The " O n Juan" tour has been a great suc­ cess. The actors have played to audlcnrea a* big as fl.Mo (at Pur­ due University). "The New York engagement waa something amazing," the chubby actor declared. "The scalpers rould have got $15 a ticket, but they had none to *ell." Ine acting foursome will return tn New York for a two month en­ gagement till* year. They nlso plan tn play Ihr Slmw (ipu*Mn other localities. It Is no easy mlTtter to gel all Inur player* together at the same time, since each ha* such diversified activities llul all hove Bgrced to reserve time for Ihelr reunion. U. OK K. GYM GAINF-SVILLF, »R - The Universlty of Florida has added l.Bon sett* to tlx regular gymnasium capacity of 3.3(V) for the SnlimUY night basketball game with K » turky, rated third In this week* Associated Press putt. The school xatd 1.200 remaining tickets for the game will he sold lo Ihe general public today. Florida hn* been un­ defeated In 10 gnines. Kentucky has won nine and lost two Total farm output In 1051 list been estimated at 4.1 percent aliovn thr lOIS-IO average and neatly I percent above 1050. £ In tmrlheaslern called "Belt Cave" Caspian Hex, the Hlonr Age people in 1051. Iran. In the soover look Inc Gie bones ef three were unearthed SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday, May 6, 1952 HKMINOLE COUNTY provide It "ha* the samo effect a* adding to lh« enemy's supply nf atom bombs." PRECINCT NU.MIIER ------------------Th r President disclosed that he ha* directed weapon* for Europe MAH ft A CHUSX MAIIK (X ) A rT E II TH R SSXK fir Tilt) "be given a very high priority" CAMUlftATM (>r YOt'H CHUK'H nnd that further arms aid must be supplemented by additional econo­ FOR C O U N TY FOB GOVERNOR mic aid "to supply tho margin of PROSECUTING A TTO R N E Y difference between making Europe VUTM ru it OAR v o t m ru n 0!XM a strong partner in our Joint de­ fense." With Prime Minister Winston FOR H ECRBTAKY O F H TA TK Churchill of Great Britain looking FOR S H E R IF F V O TM r o N O S H on from tha gallery, tha President v o t m r o il nan declared that Jw and Churchill have had "a most satisfactory sorlaa FOR A TTO R N RY OB N B R AL of meetings." von# ro w o n r "We thoroughly reviewed fhe •"w-------------- ~ — « " ' V ; — ~ situation In Europe, Out Middle East, and Ihe Far East," Mr. T ru ­ FOR COMPTROLLER man said. "Wo both look forward v o tm ru n OXH lo steady progress toward peace Ihrnugh the co-operative action and leumwork of the free nations." FOR H TA TK TRKABURKR v u rr. r u n o a k (Juls, much-used word In radio mill TV , Irurci hack tn Dublin about 170$. C IR C U IT C O U R T JU D G E 9lh Judicial District FOR C O U N TY strrs: ru R iis m S U P E R IN TE N D E N T ON PUBLIC IN S TR U C TIO N a VOTM ro il O.VM R H T A T K A TTO R N E Y 9th Judicial District J. L. Hobby CENTRAL FLORIDA CITRUS SCHOOL VOTM run ONH FOR SUPERVISOR OF R EG IS TR A TIO N v ot m ' YOU.NEED TO. YOU WANT TO YOU CAN KNOW ABOUT CITRUS Culture. Varieties, FertlUsattaa, Pest Control and other Subjects » 13 SUBJECTS — II WEEKS FIR COMMISSIONER O F A G R IC U LTU R E votm ran ohm ron ohm , FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER n is t r ic t no, i voTM roR ai*M___________________ n Earl Higginbotham FOR RAILRO AD COMMISSIONBR votm ran oxh FOR H TA TK SEN ATO R 37th S E N A TO R IA L D IS TR IC T v o t m r a n own BUICK ANNOUNCEMENT t iw pea orn H R O P RO ARK 1C IN B TR U C TIO N Our utwd csr stock in very low nnd wo arc In a position to *lvo you r good tnido on n now Bulck, Wo ci»r deliver you h now Bulck equipped with back-up lights, windshield wsther. flexible steering wheel, directional algnal lights, non glare mirror, Electric clock, Whoot covers, license plate, frames, tail pip* sstenslon, seat covers and atsto llconao tag and undercoRted (• All Indications point to hlghsr prices and scarcltg of auto* fO a CONSTABLE v w rp k fM O R n VVlY'iY, 1: i IHVHHHMRHIIKpVw �'4/ K ft3 H R K*r: I ■;!:!' •- THE WEATHER IF YOU DON’T 3 t e receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P.M., please tall Y ELLO W CABS 1411 W a n te d Truman Raps Ike As G .O .P . 4 1 C a n d id a te — r II S fr r a lft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI’AI'KK SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. J A N . 10. I'.I.VJ Awtelalfil I'renj* Leased Wire VOLUME XXXXIII NEW CITY COMMISSION • rV itt '>ju ■ President Thinks U.S. i Can’t Thrive Under G.O.P. Even With Ike As President % 9 ^ N » ’ ' A Ry A n n u m e i w o n WASHINGTON - President Truman said today If Gen. Klsen liower wants to rim fnr President— and he the target fnr ni'id and rotten eggs-lt'a all right with him Hut when he'was asked If he would support Elsenhower. Mr. Truman said he doesn't think the rntintrv would prosper under any Republican randidair. Mr. Truman atreased at his news ronferenee whet he has said many times hefore: Ilf has a high opin­ ion of ELrnhnwer, and he likes him and he wants him to atny on aa Ihe lop commander of united military forces In Europe. lie's doing ■ good Joh. Mr T ru ­ man said. And. he said, Elsenhower will slay on the Job until he himself asks to be relieved. If Elsenhower should receive the Republican presldentil nomination, Mr. Tru man said, of course he will' have to resign his position. In other highlights of his weekly meeting wllh newsmen. Mr. Tru man said: 1. He has given up ■the ulcu of a special rommlasion to ferret out wrongdoings in the govern­ ment. Attorney General .1 Howard McGrath, as the government's chief law enforcement officer, will carry mil Ihe joh. He said MrGrath will remain In the Cabinet 2. He hoa named a committee to aee that firms with government contracts do not discriminate In hiring workers. The contracts carry n clause forbidding dlsrrlm Inatlon. Heading the rnmmlttrr on compliance Is Ilwlghl It. G. Pal­ mer, chairman of the hoard of Ihe General Cable Cnrp. Most of Ihe newa conference was given over lo exchanges revolving about Eisenhower's ■ ((element Monday that (A ) he la a Republi­ can. (B ) would ecccpl a ‘'clear cell" from the GOP to he ID presi­ dential nomlnea, JxiM U k will not engage In pre convention activities and will nol ask lo ho relieved of hit present military assignment. In the course nf a bantering series nf questions, Mr. Trumnn repeated what he has laid before— that Sen Robert A. Taft of Ohio is the man he hopes the Republi­ cans will nominate. The President refused fo say whether he Intends to run again, hut he made it plain he would not hesitate to nin against Elsen­ hower, despite his admiration fnr Ihe general. If ho thought that was Ihe thing lo do And, at ono point. Mr. Truman tossed nut what may have been a hint (hat hr does not think Elsen­ hower would hr a successful cam­ paigner. Asked for his opinion shoot the (('•atliiHfe on Paa* Tbta*l Colder Weather I*s Forecast For This Section On Friday A ^ LAKELAND*hrT*^ Much colder weather fnr Pcnlnular Florida's North end Central Districts tonight was forecast hy the Federal •Stale Ernst Warning Service. The morning bulletin fnrcceal temperatures from 50 to 55 degrees In Uie Ghlnesvllle District Friday morning end from U to 34 In the tipper East Coast Dlatrlct. The bureau said there was a alight rtik of frost tn the mucklands of the Southern District Saturday morning. The morning bulletin: Forecast for Peninsular Florida for tonight end Friday morning: Clear and much colder North and Central Districts. Rrlaf showers followed hy clearing and cooler Southern Districts. Gentle to modarete northerly winds becoming light in North and Central Districts toward morning. Temperature* on high ground will be about five degrees warmer than temperature* In low ground locations In Northern and very lit­ tle difference In temperatures be­ tween high and tow ground In Flying Enterprise Sinks In Atlantic After 2 WeeksFight Cnpi. C’.irl.scn Goes Down With I lisShip lint Is Picked Up l’’tom Orc.ttt By T iir P r o j e c t ’s Prospects 1..twin.iluMs M;ty Sun Improve With News p m t Speedup Ip Prom Rep. Merloni’ Dcfrnsr Kfforts New m lo rn i.illim te la llv e In hi lirlp a le il tonnage of u u ti-iu i* freight In .uni from .‘i.in lo n l mi I lu­ st lidius R iv e r will he p ie .ru le d il i m eeting of Ihe Sanford I'-o l te rm in a l A d viso ry f o n im ille e h i il iv night ,iI V ini ,,‘rln rk .il Ihe Yacht ( lull A lb e it K ilts i h a ir m an announced tin • in n im u g Ile in iri-in e n tx will he m ade known he said, for Ihe nil e .ilioo ol steel lor eensli 'u lion ol . fn-tglil •• iie h o li-e III ’ he I i .1 i|o lite r ol IT .' "We hate ’e-r -r lof-il ..... I to r ,,,-eressni t»i |le •lieu* " 111 I r*l. Hanford's new City C-miniMsIon took over the management of j ctly rffalr* Tuesday night following the seating of John Kader ami an may-ir l.eft t-> i-gli* me Andrei W. II. Slein|>«r as renimianimii'i* and the election of Mi. Stemper , Stemper, Ifniid.ill ('hose i,e,| John I 1 .ei m n l-ilu. i declared, "th a t 'lie N .itio-i ,1 IIIfi-nse I'lorh le llon N nth nri'i « ill eu ti l l oil .ill ippl • ili-ei fo. I- •I ,1 li.i.'i'ion lor M il. pot .m e it (lie. .ip K.:v,-v Sto le, ptle.illoo is re e c tw -I Irv M m h l.% il .> h.i>. lie (polled I I .\(llg depil'v elni.nlslralor "f Hie I'rodnelliei \u lluinlv. as it-llm S.-uiil.Vi Il'.ll.ud Hull Ihe proper pneedui* l-u de lermilia'luil Ilf III! » due of Hu |, i im'I i,,I I,i Ihe h.,lion ilelco e will he Ihluiigh Ihe luedlUlU ol Hie tie leiise Tiaospoil \dmini n .lion, which will act up-ii reecipi ,,i ,<■ wpplli it mil for ,h eel ,iled l.is ."ion li/alinli lakeo up hy inllllar) elnefs of Ihe Mr Fills poluled mil lli.il slimild Gnlled Slates. llrHam and trance n a three [Htwcr ronferenee i penlilts opplleatluu he .ilipinved il will .ilnn make it imssihle fur Ihe ng at Ihe Pentagon A communluiir Issued hy Ihe Terminal group in ■•|*|>ly in the lie riinslruetlnn rloame I'orporallon -President and Prime Mlolsier Wednesday, ahmft Ihe lime I'hur-i r , A .i i fur ,ihs|slanee in rnnslrueilng Ihe chill lrf% uq o, trip fo New York V lo r d f l ^ D k project anil Ottawa, reported that a or,cut He further ipudril Mi Kim: .is harmony of view" had drvrlnpe-i II II ' ' I' in i'". ‘In i .Inn nine staling Hud Ihe <iinfriluiiuni of sin It a g e r " I llu F l n i i,In F r i v i 'i * I IglH a jiroleel lo the defense effort is on the "many grave problem* .d lerting our two eoiiulrles m Hu C m . and tin I S ' " ( I m a id , ft,tin,I hised mi Ihe estimated Iiuim.u :i- in ei i,f ih*tdiiltm <ii*l I i m l ('m n defense (n-lglii whuh will InFar East." Mu- lioni I Inindlcd hv farllllle- opei.illiig in Till* was applied speeiflrallv I" pall v , WI I > i'l* *Ii ,| ,.f . ......... H" nfoid M Hits ui ■ Fornmiinlsl rhin.i with the *l.ii* 11*la11* \ 11l*,||l*l ll'llil at 11"' l*-g \V i Hull bison li'ichi li.iffu ment th.il "we reeognl/e Ihal Mu dial Hlllll',' I I", I, II"' ' III' til' * i iiisidl iid bus eiim|deti-d i olive* uveiriding need lo eounler Hu Vi-*I •i da i I Hit- » I I Ur h-v, I" H h H I I nm Vi I IlH I'ngp I ON* I on .innu.il iiinuage uui mg hv llu Volie Williams U. S. • Britain Study Problem Southward And Is Selected As Of Security Of Southeast Asia Coleman Elected Hv .HlflN M. HIGHTUtYK.It Outstanding JC WASHINGTON SANB Directors ,1* 'the ipiea Record In Last Leg­ i s l a t l i r e , Cited C it e d B y islature, By ______ Jv u.. d_ tg___e ___________ Stenstrom Rep. Voile William i, Jr., wc.* nominated hy Ihe Keinlmde Jim lor Chaioher of Commerce for am of ihe five state Jaycre ilisllngulahed awards, which are award* nl nnmifilly *«• fiv*» r«n*lirii; your oung men nf Florida, hy ihe s.io ford Jit veers ol l lien ............. . >o the Yaelit Club thin nfleroono. Juilue Dimutas .1 Sleiislioin in nominating Mr. Williams riled hi* fine record In the last l.egt-i lature in op|M)*iiig the gambling Interest*. Judge Stenstrom also pointed out that Mr. William* win, mimed a* one of tlu- ten oiilstundIng legislator* for Ihfil. Judge Slenst tom "tntr<l that Mr. William* will lie eligible foi the Mate'* award tn the five nutstanding Jayice member* in flo r­ id* for iur>l. Gordon Frroeii. n, i-Rv <hieet,u for the March of lllitim, told tinJayrors that the eampalgn i* still far short nf It* goal. Mr. Freder­ ick said that while not a idnglr polio ca«e was reported In the rounty Inst year, Ihe people mual bo prepared for any eventualities neat summer. In conclusion he urged all memliera In help In every wav posHilile to iraeh the goal in Sanford and Seminole County. an ‘ President Tim Crawford II.H O ll nn ea 'la !*(•■• T h r e a t F .vtfK n itA F T CHICAGO iAv— Robert W Fret mann, 21, was idled hy the Fill Wcdnesdoy and admitted, agent* »ald. regiitorlng 40 time* fnr the draft to get Identification card* needed to cash $7,700 In alnten check*. Ilerry T . O'Conror, head nf the Chicago Fill nfflre, *nld among cheeks Freimann Mule ws* a too overnmenl check l»*urd lo Mr*, oe Willie Riley S p v a a fa s s r - n- ^ "r. (rwo^r:,b.s,rf;: Him of whelhcr the Gulled State* ahould underwrite Ihe security ot Southeast Asia— Perhaps hy send ing In troop* If necessary-eon fronml nflmlnJAtrntinn Icxl/iy in Ihr wuhr o (^ u ) Tnimun Chur chill cnnfnrmirft! Thu lasiii* nf w t Iho Western ■rowers and particularly the Golfed ......__ ................ ........... lutes should do ......... tilmul possible (•oiiroiunisl n««reiislnii in tli'iil area j, high on Ihe list of problem . on ,\rr ilisrussinn (nflwcrn Krrri'ltir) „f < si,iie A-hexon and llrillsh Kor eiitn Secretary Eden. II was 'earned Friday II also will lo Roxton Becomes Vice President Of Snn- I H 'li'i it , Ii. C. Dodd Elected Mead-On Collision Chairman Of Hoard Occurs On Park Of Co. Commission At 25th St reel T h e C iiu n tv C am m la iiiin , .at | l« F inn iirriip a u ls " f tw u h ii I h iu riirrtini* T ii r n li iy tlfrliM l II. C’ M lrn rm rrn w 'v •• iti|ttiv Ihaelrl iif f idl'fi it» rv! n % rltftil tHHH In mirrreil .1. F Mrf'lelland. A sperliil -.•••linn nf (In- Cum ini*«hni ha.i lieen m'ltrdlilrd fm Salurday, mm nine at 0:00 n'rlnrk In ilnterniini' which aecondary iiiadi I ii rei|iii-»l uf Ihe Stair ICn.nl Deparltnenl fnr I0CJ. Thru- i* u p>i**ihilitv, ««id Cnmnii**|nner II. It I’ojie, that Fred It. Wilson, wlm i* serving n* atInrney fnr the Comniissinn during Ihe ith 'rn re nf f„ K. liny Is*, m ay l,e ii'ked In* npiiilnn ennreining (he legal limit* nf Ihe Inwn nf Casaeliiri i y. Till* matter nf town limit* ha* alni been ordered rcfeirnl lo thn Circuit Court for dnlrrmlnatlnn, following protests of tavern own­ er* governed by Sunday' closing law*, that a liquor selling estab­ lishment at the Asalea Driving Track and allrgrdly within the city limit* of Casselberry i* run­ ning seven day* a week under muiiiiipal option. Win'ton Churchill Ih Visitinir Baruch NEW YORK lit ilrilaln'a Ini Ion Churchill I Prime Minister Winston put aside hi* official loda llcial duties today and relaxed as house guest of hii at-.vear old friend, Financier Hrr nard M Rartieh. The 77 year-old Brlilah leader, apparently liretl from hi* IS himcs of mceilnc* with President T ru ­ man, arranged In stay indoors throughout the day, lounging about In Baruch's nine-room apartment Churchill arrlvad hare from Wash­ ington Wednesday night by train. Aides said he planned only In read Ihe newspaper*, nap, amokn his Ions cigars*-end lake an oc­ casional sip of his favorite brandy. Bantch told a reporter "no highpowered visitors" are scheduled lo cell. To give Churchill a chance to rest, Baruch said he planned tn go out "in tend to my business as usual" during the day. 'if* ,« I rriil-tift f o l l l M ’iH -»t !l fll n't !**• Iasi olglH ul Park Twenty fifth Mlieet Vveuue m ill .,'iit. •-I ' "la- i:-'i.d i. t ..iii it lull-1 i i u l s l i l ,,n', ln,p ,l"/n *n f fence. During the strident, K'lgiu O' ton held his litlln daughter shield her, said Police Chief It" G. William*. Damage to (lie Hm waa estimated at 41,200 ami the Chevrolet, If,00. It wilt •" about $70" lo rrplarc ttie- I tuft light farllltlrt, (ha Chief staled BAGW ELL HONORED Ralph F. Ragwcll of Klrhmfinil Va.. formerly of Sanford, and nnn secretary nf the Seminole County Chamber of Commrrre, was rlet i ed a vice president this yr.tr of the hank nf Virginia, whlrh ha* nix banks and resource* of (43 million Ragwell was assistant aecrctaiv to Ksrt Itchmann and latpr secre tary of the Snmlnole C nf (' before World War II. During the war hr worked In the slnte headquarterIn Jacksonville for Victory Rond' Ho has two sisters living In San ford, Mrs. Thomas Boll nn>l Mrs. Ruth Scott. ' I •* l*r c m V \ .' 11N i . I ' i \ is \o eh elioil v e i l ' - I -i ii'sp ii nd ed w i l h i|e ui .io,l i , -i e i o M o in v .Hill no m o t e • , \I - ,1 IV In I ' l l - llleltt I I 1111 111 ■ ‘,1 ,l<- .* llu- I ieii-1 .ijipe.il fol i hi,* ,il i-- « , i >m ,d lo r e i g n , i«t mil dlillli s*n p e l’d m c .. I , wto , 1.*-1 • g.i\ e ign '' ' . ......... ' m e'fnil h. Ill < 11 i • inihi it \ niiCM* lltll Ml* lt i- pll ll lli .H l lOi| S'Httfj f t ft I l| •»!••• f i t . 'I IlH • -(*1 l l l l .Iff I m.4L . n lv nf I imII i I im' i 4* « p p « ' u r i l ill'll I «|tf*D «l f» I II ' 1 I |ll\5 || I IIIIHIIP ••» f«ifri nii *i|t| m i l » » •ffl lit* HMDn of ihr I'lHHil* lit (Id ill*' >9|* *\•!f .i i •• |»rn|»uMils lli* \ li.nl Niimr hinkt'1 s •iiHitli! minimi fi .ituni Nii|»|H*rii,i ■* f«»t ihoir iiiHVcmriil (hi cninoinv .mil no innrr laxri With llrltaiin'i Primp Mmixirr .. .......... .. » Dyrc lilll l.n r n lm i 'n .' n.lv |.h N|i i »N e the g.ill ml Vine in .,u Ii eighler I lying Filler pii e s.mk in ihe stormy Ailaotie ioil .iv tiler .i mighty two week* duel with the sea llernic ('apt Kin I ' u i en uui First Mali- Ken nclh I *illiy "I the Ion lug Till inilll len- o ih !"'.| iimn llu- i horning •i,tiers In , I« tv ' .ilhen .mil t'ltoy le;iiu-d oyer h<>.nil when i' lie. Hue ey-nlent Ihe |<7II hm freighter was going down iimli-t Hu- crashing innes The sl.mdhy tesmie Meet rinsed in The lug Turmoil threw over .i ro|ie ladder and Hu- p » h men elnmliercd In safety They wen- m Ihe walt-r otily ul,mil him mmules * *.1 1-i” i n-lu-id hi giye up unlit Hi -ii n'k'-u Iti-uihlri uhv musly *>.i lejvuii. Ini li-i Ih hint hit Hed .mi c 'lie ' lirisim is D.n buriu in-- lo in- he, hip Ills solitary duel wilh 'In- AH,min' began Dee ,'M .liter lo- ordered ill hand* to lit Union Hie still* \' hi' h earned a • jew ol I ' h u I in passengers H im i mmeil liiiii l ist S.ilurd.iy I In log treigh'ei llir.ished .ilinul m its im.it iigimv fm hi mlnuiry .nnl itnui ih ip|ie ueil Alui.ird Hie Itnhsh s.ilv.ige lug Turmoil. Fart.en mi I It.iiu y he,iriled .mil c* h,hi ted elimhed "llu dt v i Inlhing i the tie: luriieil llillllfdlv l" the diieiiion ol F dmiiulh ilmul ill miles .iii.ii \ ..,u i itod Fiess trpmlrr'. .*i Hie s, cor i|ep" leil Ihe Kill hitlir nf llu- F.nlerpiimF iii inure ili.m .M hours llu- veisel liiiil been viiluiillv mi il* Mde At .1 u* |i in i ID in a m KST) il lu-rume olivhms hi the G S deslrnyer Kolili, starul'ng liy. that Ihe Fnlerprlse wa > ahoul hi go ^v, ti T m l nth m , ,'a rt.y ia u it. fiPM i c .to d Inm an |„„g ,,la„m I res.un up' l nng., AVdaroday »' § ..... M, ' n.r- nnllev :."orl "»• '■•■fv " (I threat "f ....................... . u ........... . ul .................... ttii’H n( ho.its hiili Ii lii'f’ii si'iir U n ilil \\ ii III lit h d l-le rin g llu rxirui iImhiI Ihr (rillh li’i f*»r flayi (riM* HiilDiM* ••( K$iri'|M* in.l A n i »i |l tMlIlNIIOtl lift I'tlgf •'••Hit u Mil iHHli* r$ HllHlIlli .i i h I tiMIMirv •ul I in I ’li iilt tif |of «i|mi'*i *|, ifvmvr* i.Mti i iliiM^ t i .hi in> I*- isi' h i tin K rs c iK * l/« m( »III' I *v ' i .h i * \ 11 iii m u " I If Hll'll (ul r r I ’m i i i I I i ••I tliltM I *'♦ l MHili M •'Ilf.lt II * 'IlH T o S h ip s S in k in g ; In N o rlh Ran* N’ c s s r l R a r i l ’ic i ' «t."t1 "" h 'll"" I \\ ' "id *, linn v a lei l i n f f i r ildidUli'l In l . i i k 'in m a n <f Hi- I. d l ' I I n g l i - v , ii||,. i „ r ||,r , - a l r m l a i i , , r . i i i l u i " pii-sid rn l I! I M.II'II. a -h in ,| , | ( ) f ||il*. r u n • i i m ighl II C M, l l n i l - . i i ' l l ' i M s h i i - i . |. .ilt.-il 2. W 7..U2 Inn- m il inla nd i » m» •ii I h *'I U IV I *»"HI*'I »• /lf$*r Vh ,|\ fiat 11 I »t; MM I II*' ftilltm iHtf ■n ••**m ■ Wl't •• I h r l.ifli r fimir$' r$*|»»« ••»»(•* .hi hi >I••9•- I l a$**lfn»* •iHUiilHinii l\ 11 eiaallntaril ileo I'a ar I w ul h 9IihViftp, i. I I i i/|rr, -I <*. N o l i hi Mill, .1 I l»U*l»'V. H \ .h u I t \V Nrwnoiii, II II I D uring the ai 'lileiit, n poh -'ll' porting Ihe truffle light win. h ' ami the light era-hed lo the puv m rol. The tlllffle light elllllM'l le. •in I hi- pole wa* also liadlv dae Sluinih iiged. Stop sign* were Itn n li-'ll Mi hurli'v 11*|im*9••.i ht it in h plim -il in the arei* In eonli • hiihlri « yi'Afi n|:iv , (’>»* Mif V$'m iruffir. Arriirdillg l'i pollee, the «• e|,|. i occurred when Cant. It. -I. Il-ri nf thn Tampa Air llaae, *<mi" Imuml mi Park Avenue in a I‘ •1 Huh k convertible emi|u\ ran a i< light, resulting in a c"llinnm wi" a lllfttl Chevrolet (,'ouvcrlli, coupe driven west on Twelili fifth Street hy Mr*. Edgar C Hi ton, whose hiiHhand, a siilloi the Naval Air Station, ami 'hi • year old daughter, were t i d i n ' with her. The Chevrolet, after the -dll *|on, hit the light mile who h locnl'tl III the traffic island, c suiting In - the aitinsliing "f it* light. The lluick swerved In Hr right toward the Armitoge Coin" M \ -■ I I I \ 1 , 1 1 I N •I,-ol I tom.in a-knl Ihe Senate luil,, I., i.ilif* Ihe l*|wnrsc IS .„ . 1n-.il* .Hid the rfgieenirlM lit *>l-i,l, l.ieei-e unit I'lirhet mioiI I l» luought lolo Ihr North \11••**,• lii-alir-*. Hr also asked f.,«„i llilr Senile nr I ion on Ihe I s l ,p it, Sn m i l l I'l.-.il* . Ihe 1I hI ii.i I I'eleose Treat* mill (lie Reoiihlii of Ihe Philippine' (,il,l (lie N l , or||i Trent I III,' I -« It i * •,o-il o ith V,i.If i l l , .Hill *.... /. , I hoI W illi-l'in lu-lwee i, HHliil m I ■ : hh Id t iiMl.itli* t •«hi Norfolk V i . mill Hu !,l lohus itn l . uni i i li * •i ilinul* i. Ill'll" 1, llllll llll' "-.II III . li.u i- • llite i. s.uil Mr I HI I Ins ui w•ll.of •' ittr • h i * nti I'lilm Mi of tlii* ill ta llim m l luaii <trpai'm enl eludes '.lj 771 Ions id Ihimigh -milh ft l|M’ ( i i MIMHI* 1 ill'll 1IH 9I'N t >n*ti fur Ih r p a -' tu n yi'in , m i ' elri-ti-.l hound llilffle Inrhi'liiii. Iilinhel IIH'fll* ll r .i»• ,iI'l f«i r»| iil .11lull Vl( I- pi I 'III- III f 'he hank «n l pupi-r sail sand, automobiles uui IfflD»,*,l lilt III |#t it r •1|’l llll 11. .4*4#! m ana ge r nf th in iiiHmenl hum uip>e*'ilaueou* eheinh il pnulueis t $’» 1 HIM'lift loili't ill Sh i l ll ># •lennrliiii'iil Mi Il'illhlMin. he iddeil nlil im •o r il v him , • l.s n ili'i d ii i ',i-• i- rli-. 1,-1 i'i| fimu four ............. iiii in * ui if|.|f»i| ” ! \ t i FM|i 1 *»l« ■I Coin lloxi’H riaci’il In (March Of Dimes \ | |I | I I ‘I ' v llVF • 1$*’* - ■■ -1 ui i!'f it .,il»l$*•I l i i'u*lii*'i iv n n ,ih itidi$ii*'il Ih r hip . I v . ' in .i iln nnl l«**l *n hlpR 1' " il l r -iI in nii;hl p’ *» **n ■ III •iiipl-ini** '|*«*il I m i wl»»i 9ii r«ul*,*i v.ih i •»( Ih r tin' . " I I I • I' m i (n w | » r i *• ih# \ ItMpr hi Sen M < 1 *. | ll . . 1 flllll III' Nl'll99iril Ifft* 9 1" i i " " i .ilo 'll I'l" • (f lD Y ll R ’II |l|*l »*'•'» 't llli ’lT N ••■ill M i 11’IDI Hi * .ii#.! rIII lilt* i p ll l ftp9*9| *** • hi^;;*'*l \ • lilt I/* ••I ii. . iii rt f *Nf* hi till' h p id i ;*i p "• I’ M •7 mi |)i (i« ii-D . It*’# III.* | - It r r .Hill >i |t|.rl |l III | l«| < 111* V *h p H# iillv pit* till* I l l ’ll 111 • 1 1Ilf ferre I (luVilim: in**" ' iiih iii * h m » 1 -N*1 i l l i’ l III il 1” III I'f’N illy nf * if IV IU4 (III •• ' (III iiif'Hhr plot** .im M» (•*.•91nnl m l H im niv$ir.i«*v «*l n m rr *••• i •! S r mid liiuh v\nnl . i " * *» I* “ I ld»* hii,|tv I’l r*’ll» iiviih • • Ml*' ' lllnw 111*4 7 H'HI hill \ r I K m i i i ’ t r in* • • i9i K i r Np.r r « 'of 11V |» III 1191•* v lit v*h H I pro i$l*$f*($*$| l»v *»( 2*» mi'iiih* »• i ' »•*• *1 Mfiflllmi t**#»r«l .mil u |m * »!•«• Sriiiil*1 iii *h* •f'sviiiii Imp*' ilt r r In i mu ' I* i III hh I (h r Mack N' t'levela'iil Ii . an \ i« •• |#r$*<vi«|f**it li i f k l r v ih$im*hl i . |«ni * t«'iiv • *1 K - » •!•« !* > * t iik nmim-i-d tmlay Ihal ruin Imlders fm •' •• fii$*Nsm*i* s ip« ’ l ” itnl S r i l »i( irii.iH H H ••• *»•*' «l Hi#* ship use tn the March id I' iiih -' ban • 1\n hi i hihi>vM*i l» < iilfi i, vnIih vnIi h Ii >n .* • ' *f 1***^ .mil hern itlst rltilltr-ct tn ill Seinumb . l . s n l ill \%;»y» ,$i*I •• tilt Ml T ill dllliplll^ ’ I •f n '• i dll'fll^h t i" ill. $ idlrtl K mi* ••( K ir D i i nI 11 (nnl •$ • k ••$» n ■ I id** eguini .......... ................lend* „f Cmmlv M'himli through He <<-*! •D'll’ s h r llr f *-pr» •Ii* |l w i •• • ••# •■•!•• *liV wh#*n '. 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M u lt h i»f D im rs liMfl of imiilioVtlIl'N S« t» I v r s l | ( llll* V* r l W’h lit O ” III* \» Hoflll r h n i r m a n . r x p r r » r i l ; t p p m i j i O hii V ) \ m d Ih** in* v ,.i4 $» " v l i i m r d h r v* n* h i s IS u p " m i ^ K.»- u i r k to ( iipl D n v l i l f S n l r h r l a n d I h r «>( I' ii-lK iilly no com i-i u over Hie in­ III |l" ' "III Hill lll.lt 'he slll|l wa> ( I r r r s mill r n r n nf S a i i fn n l ('$» I to d eiimoinii m-ll m- of Ihe rout) ll'k llli U .ili'l Al l i.’i p ui ihe i "Im r<*|Mirtrd K l n r l d n N a l i n n a l ( J u a n l . vvlm vnl l| V " .en Marlin ’ I: I'a i *aul Mi I iinaii in i' in -.|"i-ing '‘Inch l,ix Id Sullivan nf the Snnfmd Nav> • i'tg -proiliiu- ili'firil fliiiHu'ing Auxiliary Air Slntlim I* codpeiat iii 11iiinc l liml . i i ' and ever in mg loo percent wilh Hi" drive ami , n-asiug del»i has dislrllmlrd trim lining nun .en Fullirigtil ill Ark i mi Id llu boxes throughout the base, Mr I'lexIdenF' inexxngr left him "de Cleveland said piexsed atioul Ihe stale uf II" Gordon Frerlnrlek. n ly ilirot'llir mooli " "xleedeil iijijireeiallnu lo II W .sen T a f l ol O hio, a lle pillilo an Slurdlvnnt and Clifford Johnson for p ie 'ld e n lia l ra n d id a ir wlm col i Ineir nxxiHlanrp In placing Ihe Iron ,.,i| fiom Ids GflP rolleague-. lung ruin hnxe* Ihroliglmul Ihe , i l i - u In- u.ilked lulu Hie I I o i i m City of Saiifnrd eh iinlier in hear Ihe I’resideni I" ii:. I'.iil mi rominriil exi epi lo t( lHltlHlfr«9 tIR I'ggf Twul TW O DROWN MIAMI REACH '-P two men ~ ; from New York, wlm hail been S L l l I u ’ S t T V h ' I ’M S H •< . . . . . . ., - here only a few day., drowned I 'o r 2 r .IV I. I 'r i d l i y about 20" yards offshore Wednrs dav. Other hather* In the area heard Fniieral aervieea for All.ni Iheir erics for hrlp Imt Itmuglil , Hlarke, who died veatenhiv Ihey were shouting In fun ..... .. r„||„,*ii,g ., long Him ., They were Identified as liinlio M.,n |„.|,| Gobbi Fratllnl, 57. nf Ihe Itronx. Funeral Home d on p M amt Anion Keltnar,’ nlaml 50. of i„mnrroiv wl»h Hu- Rev. J E Rrouklyn. McKinley offli-lating ' ' __ The Mnxonic l.odge of vilmli G EN ER A L DYINf* Mr. Htnrke wa* a member, will PAIIIS i/?l drill Jrnn i If l#fll!rp | Imvi# rlmriic nf tin* wruv^’niili* do Tas.xlgny, French high coin services at Kvrrgni-n Cemetery mlasluncr and military commander All Mason* have hern requested to Indochina, was reimrted In a In meet at llie MiiHonic Hall at dying rnndlllnn In a Paris clinic :00 p. M. to attend the funeral today. in a laxly. The stale-owned French radio broadcast al noon that Ihe nl year m i l l . DING PER M IT old soldier "I* considered Inst." A City building permit war granted yesterday lo Dr. Orville lo Harks to erect a house esti­ mated In vnlue at 1-15,000 on East Hcmlnnle lloutevard at Scot Avenue, Fred A. Dyson is contractor for the project. Tho house will bo of masonry con* itructlon end will Include three hedrooma end two hath room*. loan* « > i r made In f i r ,I . fur „ u n ta rlly rm ilrlh llte d $22 50 al then I u I h I " I " h im - I Iiih i SJ.'HIII.UOO, regular meeting Mutidav night which •til.-- th-- laiu-'it minil»‘t and inmmul "f Imui* ever made in tin' Imttk'a lu*toiy. Vlr. Ingli-v iii.ii ''nil'll thiil reactivation "f ' In- Saofiird Naval Auxiliary An Station ha* iiu-rea'■'(I ai-Gvily in all ile|iaitnienl* of llie hunk wliirli, of rooiki', icfli-rU Increased lunini-'* in tin- commun­ ity. The volume of ovi-i Hie riiun* •ir de, iio-IIii h.inille-l Hii* year amounted lo fMi.ouii.ii'io. the high* e*l nn re>'(ud. The Hi'tollinrnl l"«n depart­ ment, lie-aleil in room .'llh, 51(1, 117 nnd 711H of the hank liiillding, liaj lie, ii I ii o|iernlion for ulmtxit tivn yiuiri and Im* ahown plienom* etial growlh under Him alii,) maiuigi locnl of J. It Roxton, Mr, Ingley Halil. THE* de|iartment In IITil made more than 41)00,IHHI In loan* covering a wole iiingr nf fl* mincing, Inrliiding repairs to home* (F itA Title I), aolninoliile*. appliiinn a, farm implemunta and fur iietaunal c*|icn»r*. The Wcnlher i No. 101 EMl«lil^*hed It'd* Terminal Group Congress Urges Calls Meet For Economy And No More Taxation Tonnage Study M ERCHANT MARINE County Bailiff J. A. Cunningham and Mrs. Cunningham were de. lighted recently at receiving s radiogram from Ihe Mediterranean area from tiielr son Wesley Cun ningham of Ihe Merchant Marine. Informing (hem-Ihal hr i* well end FMIlna hi ealemllng holiday greetings. They hadI nol Hen ___ _____ ard...from him store ... he l O M f l N M **■ » « • # f * * i lift a Baltin Baltimore, Md„ hospital sev­ eral months ago where he had been Wo m a n h o s t a g e N, N. Y. (At— An armed taking treatment. „ barricaded himself In a TOMrNftENn M E E T ■ear here todat, fired el A convention of Townsend Ciubi ■ and held a woman of thn Fifth Congressional District will he bald 8unday afternoon, Jan. . is of nfficars surround- W, at 1:10 o’clock al the City Hall. bouse, the man threatened Wayne B. Albers, state organiser. and then began talking to troopers through the woman, taklber ha waa Daniel Waller New Jeraey, but later told a by telephone that that waa * name. He would not erewe labored today to get Ihe name. ..PS A few light acaitcrcd allow* r r » in rnntr.il and south jxirlions this* alternnnn followed by * colder and fair through Friday Much rubier north and central por­ tion. frost and freezing extreme north tonight Ihe -lei-rilli: wtm’i hid tieeil mil ..I outer w a , f ix 'd i " ' ii'.i'lesx i|., -l.-io iv.i i " in p lH i l\ ui' of n ,'lel |i look' Ilk* nor '" " V hni-e I* f.,1 Ihe ii ea I he i to m o d e l,de " llie I'l-m i'y lv .illlii'x rad io ml .iml ,vent sllenl for 17 luinulex \i I 22 they sent uinlher SO S "|| looks like we have to .,|,:,udoa ship f m - minutex l a i n I'o rtv five p e rM iii' alioard Font hoat* Ami .d I 50 Ihe fm.il dramatic „ „ r,| "leaving no,-. Mr i".,ilull-, *ev* i *lii|i' — llie i In .•• I innie IH'i mile • d i'la n t — I.' . M I I i horning i «ivi* t.l Ho- sjki' IU5 index nnrlliwe-t of ihe urn (hern no of V a n co u ve r ..... and '.oo index .niilli of t'enlial Alaska's MHilheru rnastliiie II ii one uf Ihe rmiglie.xl aiea* in Ihe Pacific Hi pan. mariner* sav llu- Pennsylvania, a foimer Vlrlory ship, wa* en route lo Japan al llu- lime II iH-eamr disabled after Iniidtog general cargo at Se ii tHi- and Vancouver, It G. II wav in distrexN on il* ,last .trip R* «l«ipin nnil ul.io crack III It* deck plate* Table M o v ie T im e Mir/. "Flame of Arshy" l td • 3:41 • 6:30 7.31 • 0:30 M OVIHLAND "Ablxiti end Costello Meet The Invisible Man" 11:30 • 7;0H - Inlet mission 8:20 « feature 0:17 P R A IR IE L A K E "Golden Girl" , 0:30 * 8:30 • 10:00 f t S f e g . 'i ! . 1 A - - :■ ,1 �9U&S i V : fm t > A* — — i :;v/-.-j.-.V-f■«• Thnredey, Jaw. 1>, 115> :■.»• 5 1 ajvs*. r • w ftftr- T • uF.**-1') I --1 V If t r i - T f liv id • r ‘v r m . T , T H B SANFORD H E R A LD Rewards Raised Nation Seeking To Unsnarl Traffic For Perpetrator^ Problems Is Turning To Toll Roads Of Bomb Blast •i4l ' r t m \ Jr T 1 Where Aagefs Fear to Tr»nd _] Up ParaHe Pin Doy, A Olrt. Mu.lo •w#a N .w iSifS IS i l •M u .le IOt4$ O u y I-ombardo RADIO STATION WTRR 11:00 KM KIK-i i U. Mitt tiis o 11:43 11:55 T iirn a iM r O rk . O r c li.ilr a Amt Hlar 11:15 Bonk C n r n .r M orn ing V a r l.ly Jlualo Tla w a ll ■•aym.ii a C a ll to I’r a y .r W orld A I Noon lladlo Farm O lg .i t m It's Dance Tin t# •tie lotto United _____ ... Nation* il>.15 10 3U J . r r r C ra y .. A l Ilom * W ith M u.le N .w a It 00 11 u* Hlgn Off \ Congress Plans 11:00 11:15 11:10 Itno Cluh N .w e HporlH K in g nr l>ajr > l< rk «l It.p o rt M pnrt. I'a rn il. D .ln r .s D riftin g On A rir.u.l t il’ t ’o m m .n ta rr K v . n l t i » H .r .n a il. By The AssorlelPd Bren i< '.,a lla n r d F r a a. F a g * Oa#5 More and more motnrlits con I :»n I’opular Hlar H O L L Y W O O D “I observe that Mr. Truman seemed expect to do their driving on loll f 1:13 I-a iln A m .rlca u A By BOB TIIOMAH tu huve "backed down" on previ­ roads, a growing trend as the na­ *1130 N .w a / ous demands for repeal of the t i l l M u.leal V a r l.ll.a tion struggles to unsnarl Increas­ 3.110 r N u n . lla m a By HOB TIIOMAH Tuft-llurlley Act. ing traffic problems. N*w« 1 no lia World At T h r .a The President asked fur revision HOLLYWOOD OH— The husbands Many traffic experts reluctantly J .r r jr D ia y o rk . 1.15 Tnduy'a Hlar l-MUy liu ch ln I'laya of (lie law. 3:30 l i l t . And D .a d lln .. TALLAHASSEE — The rehave come around to the Idea that of America can rest assured that V4Vf*»F J i.su J O . n iory IK-luni) in* I thurrl.ill called tno President's if we can't get new hlghwavi anv mllsdv's wardrobe will not !><■ rev­ ward on il„- heads »jf tho*r rc M. . I T » i . Ilaod r o v .r y presentation "inaslurful" but Re­ other way, wn'd better have toll olutionised by any mom 'Looks' In s|N,n-ilhle for the Christmas night N ile m illio n 4:00 Muale l.iV .r a I'gm . I’hll l l . n l At O raan publicans sailed into It as a polit­ killing of two Florida Negro lead­ roads. 1932. 4:10 Nawa It a D a n r.llin * ical campaign document which Highways with on admission That comforting news comes ers has gone up to 15,000 and tln lin t Nat Iona 4l35 lly ll. 'i u r . t Sen. Dirksrn ( H -111 ) said laid priro already ure In operation In from Gilbert Adrian, whose dress (iov. Fuller Warren has assured H ay M cK in le y Ork. IlOO Th # llh y lh in Iln u r t v At llom a W ith M u.le down only "a blueprint of exhaus­ New York, N New Jersey, Connecti­ creations have been worn by most the nation there will be no clemen­ coo N .w a N . wa tion." cy for Ihc murderers If convicted. cut, New Hampshire ond Maine. Hollywood glamor queens. man off « :IS Hporla K in g of P ay Itepiihlicans and some Demo­ Denise Darci-I nuestlons Bobeit Taylor's handling of Ihe wagon The governor told a delegation A seventh, Oklahoma, has a toll " I think that American women ( 30 M a rk .I II.p u r l FHIIIAV 4 10 Hporla f a ra d . crats looked upon his message as have outgrown any ‘luniks' that nf Northern whiles and Ncgurcs train, in this scene from MUM'm “ Westward the Women", shuwlng on road under construction. W eale in JnintHiriHi <45 I ..lo r .a outlining the general issues on Three others— Indiana, ohlo and might be pul over on them," he he Is Increasing Ihe reward from the Hilt Thi-utru screen Sunday and Monday. N .w a 1.110 D riftin g On A Cloud which his party must stand In next West Virginia— have passed the remarked. "If (here Is any noluble $2,000 lo $5,000. The delegation, M u rn ln c M .lm ty 7:10 t 'l ' C o n iin .n la ry H .v .n O 'clo ck .C lu b November's election. Irrespective T i l l llo*.a F o r A loidy necessary legislation although ex­ style In 1952, It will be the 'Amer numbering nine 20 representatives N .w a ( iMiund traffic an the St. Johni, to­ T 130 N .w a o( whether he decide* lo run act routing has not been completed lean Look.' II will be a crystal of Jewish and Negro organiiutlons, m*orla At A (llance 7:15 Mualo gether with the consolidated state­ again. In all. rive others— California, Illation of all the things that the Progressive Party, the Ameri­ K » y K y a .r O rk . 7:40 Melody T i m . ment of nnrth bound canned cltrua Alornlnn li.v o iio n a 7:45 Kddy P u rh ln I’laya Qeorglo, Florida, M°ryland and American women have found prac­ can Labor Party and labor or( I 'a a il a a ,! F ra m F a c e O n sl fruit tonnage made In 1949, and Mm,da In Mualn 1:00 V a r l.ly H a ll Body armor for uvlators con­ North Carolina— aro looking Into tical through the years. guniiullons und Ihe Civil lllghls crease of 22.313 tons over 1IM9 in- with (be report of Ihe lllll/ar Asso SJe.rld At Nina 1:10 •el T h a Hand sists of u thin sheet of aluminum the possibility. "After all, American women lead Congress, railed on Warren In lund shipments. I hit t u n ) A t Organ 0:00 Edition dates, according to Mr. Ilutchlaon. A lyln o lin y O rk. harked hy scvernl-plv-nylon. (ill ( Thc motorist already pays heavy a much different life from Euro­ "lake extraordinary emergency Heed A t O rgan The committee, said Mr. Fltta, la More specifically the engineers taxes for road construction when pean women That Is why they eon measures lo bring to Justice Iho awaiting the arrival of O. O. Wuili, he buys gasoline ond license plates. nol follow European styles. Th. ilrndlxh murderers of Mr. and Mrs. pointed out that during 1930 some 315,774 Iona of freight moved be- owner of the Marine Transportation Why, he may well ask, should he American woman Is active; she Harry T . Moore." Rtly Or A i F i Pint Quality Mtrehandlttt und Everyday taw I’rlcex For Norfolk, Va., to dlscuaa proa/ pay an extra churgu for new roads drives a car, takes part In jiporla Tho Moores died after a bomb Iween Jacksonville end Lake Har­ Co., dlve ratea ami freight movement , for which ho was taxed In the first and (ravels a greal deal. There exploded under their bedroom in ney on the river. Of this, 293,034 tween New Jeraey and Sanford, fore, hor clothes must be stream- their home at Mims. Moore was tons, mostly oil, represented In­ " place? combined with trucking ratea from The answer Isn't simple. lined *o they can be naeked for stale secretary of the National bound traffic, since no facilities for Sanford Into central Florida areai. True, this country has the great­ travel and uncluttered so they Association for the Advancement northbound Iraffic now exist In Hanford. est system of highways, ruads and won't get in (he wuy of Colored People. streets (about 3,333,000,000 miles) This, sold Mr. Flits, represents An Army explosives expert ar­ "I predict Hie hern line will re r i. in the world. Hut America also main where It Is— from 13 to I4“, rived at the scene Wednesday lo un Increase of 38.MI8 tons over Ihe owns and uses 70 tier cent of the Inches from the floor, or about in study Ihe ruins und try lo find vear I IHU, with indications that the U ' . i l l a s . 4 F la m !• »■ » O m I world's passenger cars and SI per the middle of Iho calf. Kxiierlem e mil what caused the blast. An In- flgurv for 1031 will show a further Southern and Central Districts. cent of Iho trucks and buses, lie- has proved the! Is (he best length. flee also Is making an Inquiry Inrre.-ise. lowest temperatures In low lie pointed oul that this Increase fore long, according to Industry A shorter skirt Is unflattering, und The delegation asked Warren to ground locations occurring near | estimates, there will be 50 million a longer one Is unwieldy." In water frelghl on Ihc St. Johns outlaw Ihe Ko Klux Klurt In Florida lllver parallels a similar Increase sunrise Friday morning. vehicles on the roads. "What 'about the plunging neck­ and rail a public meeting lo ex­ on Iho Ohio Blvcr, and that from Caineivllle Dlatrlct: 30 to 331 Most of the l). S. road system press indignation at the Moore was designed and built in the early line?" I asked, somewhat avidly slaying and at other bombings and HMI! to I960 water traffic between north portion, 32 to 36 in south Ana I’aff "That will continue to be a mat­ portion. Scattered frost. i. Twenties, when there wore only altcmplrd bombings of Negro and Pittsburgh, Pa., and Louisville, Upper East Coast District: 32 lo i C u s to m e rs * nlno or 10 million vehicles reals ter of taste, as It always has," he Ldiglmis centers In Dade County. Ky.. showed an Increase of 12,TOIL3<i north portion, 34 to •33 south tered After 1030, road construction replied. "Women who cun and want The governor said ho sytnpa ooo tons. drooped off sharply and never to weur a low neckline will do so. limed with Ihe inlrrriiclul group's C o rn e r Mr Hutchison In his report, portion. Scattered frost. Ann Page Prepared others will not. There Is nothing Orlando Dlatrlct: 36 to 40, oxcept picked up. opposition to the Klun hot said It polnlcd oul lo Mr. Flits, that prior S3 and acatterad frost in muck-1 new about decollutogc; women to Ihu deulb of Edward Higgins, • Last year, the nation s|x>nt ft, ••Howdy N eighborr appeared Ihe Kluxera have a con­ i 100,000,000 on muds, hut authori­ have been using II for centuries stitutional rigid lo assemble pouce the Ford Motor l'n,, hod been In­ lands. That’a Juat how wo feel Hrooksvllle Dlatrlct: 35 to 40 and ties believe that uti adeipiate new II wus merely brought Into Ihc ulily The Klun "poses as a peuce terested In establishing here a Ann Page ■bout the 0 million folkx road program will cost between limelight when muny women in able assembly when they assem­ branch office for Ulitrlbutlon of aalchea of light frost In north por­ who osll on ue every doy l •5,700,000.000 and seven billions an­ television used II, liccuuse Iho earn ble" he told the group rord and Mercury cara which tions. Above 37 degrees and no fruit danger remainder of Central! nually tor the next IS or 20 years era focuses nltrntlon on Iho upper Thxt’i how we'd like them He emphusi/ed be himself has would be brought to Central Flor­ Mrlcts. Forty degrees and high* ida by barge line llcsldes, lax revenues earmarked part n( the body. no fondness for the Klun but said to feel about ue. too. And Does he, us a designer, resent II IlllUdsI* All (ireen for roads freipienlly ure channeled Completely refuting Ihe Impreaa- Everglades District and above 45 | evidence in Ihe Moore bombing moet of them do— simply off to other uses, reports the Na­ when a low neckline detrucls from seems to Indicato It had no part Ion here that freight traffic mov­ dcvreei Extreme Southern Dlatrlct. becauke A*P h u always Forecast for Friday: Fair and tional Highway Users Conference. his gowns? ing by water was drying up, la "Nol In the least Some women In Ihu Incident. colder. been known ■■ the friendly, And the money spent on roads this Information regarding south“The typical Ku Kluxer hasn't Future Temperature outlook: "neighborly1 ' piece to shop. often Isn't spent wisely, according can look very attractive thul wuy " sense enough lo handle a piece IOC',. Pure Vegetable Shurlrnlng Bather cold Friday night. Indica­ Adrian designed gowns at M(SM of ex|>erl explosives such as took to the American Automobile As­ That "warm" fooling by (»f action taken after Ihe Moore tions of frost In North and Central In Iho glamor days of (Surho, Ihe lives of those good elliiens," sociation. our ciutomera haa been go­ deaths and Ihe Negro cnuplo might Districts and slight risk of frost "Too often." suys an AAA Shearer and Crawford, lie recent he dec lured go down In hlxlnry as "martyrs In mueklands of Southern District ing on for ■ long time now. ipokcxnian, "the money Is spent ly returned Ihere to put on a fash Warren pledged that If he Is Saturday morning. And in that spirit we think , where the voters are, not where inn show In "Uively lo la,ok At." governor when Ihe Moore murder­ for brotherhood." of you end are doing our . the cars travel. Too often, It's When I saw him In his srenled ers are convicted there will he no ent on smnll local mads Instead salon, ho was surrounded by bolts clemency for them. beat to see that Aa P is all AAP of cloth and preparing for his own mn Important highways." CKNTHAI, FI.OKIDA (JlIICK FUKK7.K "In short. If they are sentenced that you expect it to be. If Toll mads were used In this showing of spring fashions. lo Ihe eleelrie chair they will gel it ianTt, tell ui. Incidentally, AND STOKAtJK CO. . n , P lf d l 1,1,1 country as far buck as the late The designer has long comballcd Ihe electric chair If I am governor if your Aa P itore manager lllh Century but they were aban­ Parisian dictates and was an up ul (hut lime," ho dcclurco doea call you "neighbor,” doned toward the close of-the 19th ponunt of (he lute, unlumcntod After u two hour conference at Century us long-haul traffic was "New Look." He remarked: rather than by name, we Iho Capitol, tho governor Invited diverted from hurses and wagons think you'll know why. "The French were out of the Ihc Intcrruclul group to luneli with tho railroads. running during Ihc war years. i modern times, the toll road When the war was over, they tried him at the Executive Mansion. Ills CUSTOMER RELATIONS "■**'1 has been opposed by the AAA, lo focua attention on themselves personal llmimsino and highway D IPT. Chamlicr of Commerce, the They threw out everything wo had patrol cars carried Iho delegates AAP Feed Stereo in the mansion. hway Users.Cty fcirgya, the, U. found prM fkal.ovir the ypors and TtBi group was served sandwich­ 4 0 l«W M B N k i t . P h o M 1818 Bureau of Hoafla ana other or- substituted skirts that reached In H e n tS t flattens. They've argued that Iho ground, padded and drooping es at card tables set up In o draw­ ing room. This Is customary when roads are undemocratic, that drossea. •SMALL WESTERN large groups are entertained. y Involve a double lax, that "It was a clover promotion, but toy aro costly to maintain. Warfcn sat with Artist Itockwell More recently, however, (hero American women will not fall for Kent and another while mun at one lb . has been some shift In the expert such a scheme again. They cannot of Ihe tables opinion. The AAA now concedes afford to completely take over The conference was resumed In Fresh Tender there are some instances where their wardrobes And they will nol Ihc munsion uftcr lunch Then Ihe IIO NK LK 8H flltIHKKT W ESTER N C E N T E R -C U T toll roads ure justified A survey lo for fashion* unsultcd to modern delegation wus luken on u lour by the Brooking* Initltullnn con­ tving We huve weeded our tush of Florida A. A M College for cluded that while the loll mad is Ion garden." Negroes. Gum) Juiry still wrong In principle It must Warren told Ihe delegates he The Tasmanlun "tiger", actually bo considered In the absence of other highway financing methods, a marsupial wolf, is one of the looked with favor on the Idea of a state-wide meeting und said he tipeclally since many states ul- rarest of living animals. probably will call it soon In Ta l­ Fresh Crisp t> ready have reached their debt llmTO P O K AD E L E A N HICKORY SM OKED lahassee. W t HI, »K Tho governor suggested a new > Another study, by the Bureau of lint cutton per acre for IUS1 i -J r - Of Public Administration at the Is estimated at !I82 pounds. Thu "moral climate” might appear In , y . University of California, found that 11)60 uvorago was only MO pounds. Kloridu und uthcr stole * as a result U.H. HOOD B E E F W ILBO N ’8 C E R T IF IE D i the major toll projects are "ft>. nanciully sound ventures, partlcutarty over n long term. The Penn­ a ku "Super Right” Hard Corn Fed Wentern I, cun If) to 12 lb. avg. sylvania Turnpike Is the only projH w n r IHstrirt Sli». OUR OWN PACK K IN O A N KK LIA B LK • i* K t which has been In operation (ImrMr Xu. ISiaT iiiii’o irr pv H ix n iT iu v o f a long enough In be classified a TIIM nX IFllllP vri,SIXTH X ATIUXADIIXX4X proven surccss. Other roads, howOF BVXFOItll IT TIIM STATM IIF FMMIIIlA, T ill) (I'l.oaM MIBII OF HI'SIXHSI AT TIIM HI f, Indicate a present or pmb ox of .cm m h m ii ai, i oaf i future ability to accomplish pi Hi.ism .ii ix NMaroxai aro Tan t o c a m . tann Center CuIn „ ’TIIM CCHIIMXI'V liquidation." I'm H HV roNPTHOM-MH OF WAHM MHVIaMII VrATITMN m sHt-riox sail. if. a. n m< I'X IIH M a 111 mile New Jersey TurnAaaKTs . la atlll tuo new to draw any i'Huh i.utmic-a with other liiuiks, ln rlm llu u r r s .r v * Imlnm-n FLORIDA GRADE A ll.lUl.ttSII.IX elusions. But the five other Mint cash Item* In pruo«M or collection ...... ...... Iiii-il 3,713,540 .»'» tea which have toll roads were I'lU lx l Hlataa tlu v e riin i.n l uhllaaDune, direct amt auaranli<«il im,r,is.n Large 'M lt. <of H ta l.s Eg. targ e . issp . . . e .ia i. .............. .. .mol . . . . . .iio llilin . .. .l auliitmsloiia ased enough with fhe results to (Other ISO ,Kill liunda, note*, and deb.nlurea tn extensions ur undertake new t'orimrala stooka (Including i n e —_. IMOO.OO slock of Find Cut tain or Rib t.nun.nn a li.tnkl ..... ............... ...................... ................ - T I . .... projects. The toll highways, l.iln 311.35 I was aa fnunil found, lightened the lose s (Including (None ovardrafla) .................. L O C A L LY PRODUCED i Other ........ mn In arteries, generally 57.107 is fixture* I I T i l l l Ilank pramlata owned l l V . l i l 47. fu rn llu ra anil s. 5ol. is •••e e e •e e e •e e up through traffic and In O lhar asaala , Instances allracted naw buii0,111,411.7* FLA. GRADE A DRE88ED * DRAWN TOTAL AMHKTH to the areas- Involved. "Super Right" Heevy Western Choice | ,M iE i w > a ” ..... • Pennsylvania Turnpike hat Hamand dapiialle of Indlvlduala, partnarahlp, and 1,107,141.70 corpnrallone ............................... ...... ................... . ...................... more than doubled In length, Tim a dtpoalia of Indlvlduala partnsrshlpa, nod eorporalluna 1,440,101.11 Lb. To oi.050.34 now a UB-mlie ribbon of 11a|ii>a11 a nf United Hlataa Unvernm ant ........ • • s • s Lb. Avg. alia of Hlataa and pollljra politicall ai|t>4lvlalona aubdlvlalona .............................. 711,115 IT ate stretching acroaa the state tiapoalla So.40«.ri - nanoalia (ra rtlfla d and caahlarS cherka, alc.i ............... .Klng-of-Pruiila, near Phila- Olhar T OTAL DHI’OHITH ............. ..................wl il,il7.ull.se "Super Right" Extra ta*n Thin Sliced , to the Ohio atata lino at Olhar' liabllltlaa ....... ....................... ................... .............. ........... \... 11,117.31 Lb. To ur<. 0 . i ,i u ,l 7 u i TOTAL U A BI L W E H ^ w ^ w s .............. I Lb. Avg. Capital Blocki W C A U O H A V E A GOOD EUPP 1.V OP LO C A L too,000.10 to) Common stock, total par IMS,000.00 ........ — rplus ........., W v I S ^ profile ’ io.'llS.K I WI I liiu-l \aaaaaaaa-»«»t- m m . -rt.»#,,-»»a».»«« ii.»7 $H / m ssi ■. a MAID A G E D WISCONSIN TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTfl m om sm i rke, Blake Jacob#, TO year I resident of Longwood died TO TA L I.IAIllLtTIKH AND CCOUNTH . i.llM ll.r * amt at )8i40 P. M. yeaffcln homo aa and for after a three months’ 111- Asaate^pladgMl or nealanad to aaeure llahlltllaa •••aa-. aaaaa-—#(#•—aaaaaa«aa< ......... a-••••••>«••••••m •«.. -t-y l1,101,007,7$ |IVI|«Hl4| V Terldn, Ci June 25. 1HU1 In ll.ech dann, real a'kl»r' of"lha*aliov••na'ni'ad bank, do aplnmnlr awaar eve atatama ,a.l, U ,,rv . tu .^a b j.^ jJ M Tena.i Mr. Jacobs was d ehtaf dark fur the Telephone aad Telegraph Extra Fancy Pom He was associated Mixed Vegetables ....................... » tr > 4 ■worn to and aubecrlbed bef B it l^ f ^ ^ l a .l o n aaplrai fan March Governor Warren As­ sures D e l e g a t i o n Of No Clemency Terminal Project K APrcanco Cold Weather Salad Dressing .......c|t. jars 49c Spaghetti........ 2 22-oz. cans 35e Tomato Ketchup . 14 oz. btl. 23c Asparagus Cuts ... No. 2 can 23c d e x o ....................3 lb. can 89c onn P °9 C APPLE YOl>K \ SAUCE Locker Plant BEEF UVER c Corned Beef Lb. 8}^ Pork Chops Lb. 65$ ’ Ground Beef lb. I I ‘ Pork Chops lb. 7lti Smoked Sausage Lb. 4 ) ^ 40&431 Fryers j H ens rke B. Jacobs is At Longwood TURKEYS 73c LB. T m DUCKS M AL HAXK ■eeerva dleiHef ana bar a Jr, tevited Crabs June Cheese 1 ^ lio i ib i n Carrots.................. 2 bchs. 29c V A N IL •t axettat eoxeb- •" V . Lux Soap Flakes Iff. pkg. lb. 30c Lifebuoy Soap »»• >»' 3 for 25c 2 for 25c Rlnso 2 for 23c U rg e Pkg. Wesson OU pt. btL 30c Palmollvc 15c 0cta«w s «»l»tdant bar 7c Old Dutch Cleanecr can 12c 30e Snewdrtft 1 lb. can 35c Me roll : '• I A nX IA PFLl t- c Lux Toilet Soap "»•Ur 3 for 25c C’merc Bouquet b*‘h ION itf w w AN 0 1 ntJmi. ^1 . e t-V lb. PORK CHOPS Northern Tissue CHoca lb. WHOLE PORK LOIN Swan Soap U rg e Bar “ P Feb for Sud. large pkg A ll I -if ......... 6 for 15c CAPONS Get THE BEST - GET SEALTE8T ' ~ in Lemons .... BREAKFAST BACON............ . W b.er A - ........ 2 lbs. 29c BEEF CHUCK ROAST. . . . :......... SEABROOK FARMS ’ Pole Beans P ORK CHOPS EGGS 69c S k Garden Fresh Vegetables Short Ribs lb. 511 Br. Bacon lb. MO I Notice Dried Beef W >2 u 4 f t M f l l - ! f: i* . t : *- 1 P 7TH V m fM JAWS \ �PI Admiral Libby Says Reds Are Scared To ^ Let POWs Choose Hr OLKN C LEM EN TS MUNSAN. Korea if-A lllc d ne­ gotiator* today accused (he Com* munlitx of scheming to strengthen thalr force* In Korea by "forced repatriation" of prisoners of war. Rear Adm. R. E. Libby laid the Red* are "icared to death” of giving war prltoner* freedom of choice a* to whether they want to be repatriated. gi He told the lied* that by oppos*Tng this principle In the Allied plan they "denounce Individual freedom anu advocate slavery." The U. N. again rejected the Red compromise truce supervision plan because It failed to ban con­ struction and repair of military air­ fields. As the armistice talks entored the seventh month subcommittees on truce supervision and prisoner exchange appeared tightly dead- By ED CREAGH l For Hal Beyle) WASHINGTON (* -"D e a r sir: " I have been hearing tor a long lime about what a big place Texas Is and what wonderful people Tex­ ans are. and I have started to wonder. "M y daddy says If you read It In tho newspaper It's true, so 1 am counting on you to set me straight. Is there any such p’ see a* Texas? "Trustingly, "Virginia/’ No, Virginia, there Isn't any Texas. Texas Is just one of those goodnatured American myt myths — like Paul Bunyap, George Washington's cherry tree, or Brooklyn— that havi been handed down, generation aft er generation, until man; ny people have come to believe that t they are true. It wouia dc nice, wouldn't it. if there really oauy were a e Texas? sexes? A a thundering ng dey-end night rodeo, with oil gushing i from every hoofprint? AK Valhalla ______________________ (that'4 a sort of Hot Springs, Ark., for the gods, Virginia) of the tallest, handsom­ tf° "Y o u r opposition to our proposal est, bravest hombres ever to whip la based solely on your aim of out a .45? And tho sweetest, pret­ Improving your military manpower tiest women this side of Mary Mar­ situation during an armistice,” lin? Only that But you're getting to be • big ___ benefits youf side militarily girl now, Virginia, and the truth whlc do you consider true and right­ must not be kept from you. Don't eous. tell your playmates, but there Isn't "Having augmented your forces • thing between Oklahoma end the throughout tho war by ’freedom of Gulf of Mexico, between Louisiana choice' you now seek to continue ■nd Arisons, except send and sage­ to augment your forces by Its op- brush, swept ceaselessly by howl­ jw slte, 'forced repatriation.’ ing winds that sometimes sound W North Korean MaJ. Gen. Lee like human voice*. 8 ang Cho called Libby's statement Figure It out for yourself. Vlr"vicious propaganda/' lnla: There couldn’t be a Texas, "You should not have used this lwo nation M M earth, W1 ww„ this on not w oven manuscript In here in the confer- r|ch *nd powerful land of our*, e n c e " U e said. "You should have,could lfford , T „ „ . j, Xexani handed It over to your propaganda |retUy thfr# wouldn't be room for the real of us. Before you knew It, the whole country would be overrun by Texan*. And that way madness lies. How did this Texas legend get ISOTHK started, then? ■■■far*. S'lurlU*. Jaaaa rt HHk. IMS Well, years ago a couple of pio­ N U T U K IH I I K I I K I i r IIIV H N thal tmi piim ill to *'liM|it«*r l-*4. Florida neers, real put out because a r lit I lit I'M. Inst, u* niiinniltMl. Ih « fob stranger had pokod his nose into InwIuir Ut-ni-rllii'il limit In gamlnol* their lr private bailiwick of Arkan ( ’oil lily, K lo tlilu. w ill In' nffrrt-il ta* , stood staring moodily out at fur .a la ui iiii M I i' u iilrry fur lha I S Legal Notices I hlalim t uiul In-Hi •null ulil nt Hi* front ilmir uf Hit- Ht-niliii.li* County Court lluu-ifi. mi Haiifunt, Im lim ln g ■ I l l i l S n m , un Monday, Jan u ary I lt h . A. I> 1*51: I.tii« 11 A 13 Him k is Cry.t.l I.Mk* Wlnt.r lluiiti-* Hiilicl IvI ■lull, I’lnt llmik S tnta*. lit. lit A II*. lad. l III I A II In IS A II In It lllnt-k K Tract St ttnnlando Hlirlna* I'lilt llnuk < I-.IK- tt. I.nt* IS, l a, in a II lllmk I t IIIIPIIM V I * l m c m i i f - M . I ’ ltll Hunk ] (illMi-* I A I J.nl» I In 5 A * A II In H> lllock II Snl Hm-llnu Drriiltiwold, I’lul llunk 4 P*a* Hi. ImiI S lllmk I I Iril Hrvllun I>rt*ainm ulil, ri.it llnuk t !■■■• in. l.ut m lltm-k II tnt Hat-linn Drmntwnlil. 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Libby said tha Reds Insist on "forced repatriation" of war pri* oners for three reasons: "First, you do not trust the vol unteers of your army now In our prisoner of war camps . . . "Second, you do not wish to exuse the Republic of Korea naonals whom you have Incorporat­ ed Into your army to freedom of choice publicly expressed. You arc fearful that the results would In­ dicate that many have actually been Impreaaed Into your aarvlce against their will. Third, having augmented y forces throughout tho war by 'ft dom of choice' you now seek to continue to augment your force* by its opposite, 'forced repatria tion."’ B JayceeMccttng t HE OLD"HOME TOWN • •— Truman On Ike ' By STANLEY T H E SA N FO R D H E R A LD Thursday, Jan. 10, 1932 Pagv 3 O'niitlRard rtam l*ii« Or#! i r « lla * M ream Wee* OM I nounced there will be a meeting of the Jaycee executive board, the tourist building committee and the circus committee at 8:00 tonight in the Information Booth. Mervln Osier and Gordon 8waeney were put on the circui committee by Mr. Crawford. Clar« ence Knight anil Mr. Sweeney were suggested as nominees to replace Howard Boteler, Jr. who i* moving to Atlanta, on the Jay. eta executive board. The Junior Chamber of Com­ merce’s Tourist building fund added 1144.50 during the oast week to tiring thv loini cuulu'uutlons up to |i 11,003.25. K. H. Echols $ 1.00 Sanford T a il Service 10.00 Day and Night Grill 15.00 Kadet’s Jewelry 2 Arthur Klrchhuff 7.00 Gen* Tucker •2.00 Jack Blanton 1.00 M. C. Hagan 1 .0 0 Judge Sharon 1.00 Anonymoua 1 .0 0 Anonymous 1.00 Anonymous 1 .0 0 Anonymous 1.00 Anonymous 1.00 Thrift Oil Co. 10.00 E. K. Coberly LOO Mrs. V. H. Anderson 9.00 D. W. Kettering .50 Lt. Comdr. L. E. Tew 1.00 Mrs. Mildred Tillls 1.00 Mr*. 8. E. Barbour 1.00 Sanford Doudney 6.00 Anonymous Dr. auy Reiman 16.00 Mercantile Tourist Cabins б.00 Dr. Orville Bark* 6.00 Investor 2.00 Letha Fowler 1.00 Sweeney’s Gift Shop 25.00 Imst week's total 1,468.75 Grand Total 1,003.25 without Issues but was marked by exceptionally scurrilous attacks on Scott by newspapers and stumpspeakers." The dictionary gw* on In say that heutt's "straight forwardness was un easy target for the Demo­ crats He was overwhelmingly tiefeaed hy Kraliklin Pierce " wisdom nf havina a military man a* President. Mr Truman told re­ porters in read up on Ihe biography of lieu \\ infield Scott. Would the President give any line it* to wti.it till* was about? No. said Mr Truman, adding that the reporters would liuve lo i fail that lor themselves Scott, a hero of Hie Mexican War. wa* nominated for President m IM-.2 by the Whigs The diction urv of American biography say* "Hu- campaign was essentially Skeli'lmis of un iinuli-ntifieii lace of ins'll wee o'-euitl.eil in the Culiiiuluiin A- les r-.ri.r llugolc liy >cienli-t* in IP.V, :.oo P 411 III. *s Itadltlie* hu. h*kI Tomato** to ih .-rt* Tu rn ip * do* Inin Turnip Hklml Im. I.»kl ' f ir m s nraoae*. UeperoHna Mlie A Variety has I 75. I 40 I 60- I 7• 1 74- l . l l 5 in- S in t 50. * no l.oo. 1 1.5 5 74- 4 to 3 «&• I TI. < Ml I 15I mi. 1 15 1»4 I.S1 I ill S 5ll. 1 75 ran***. Terniil* i, l..n 3 Mi. 1 75 (Irap efrolt. Ininra n !■<■« I 00. 1 15 llM p * fru lt, lla re h M**<ll«*a Dos s oo T*n**rlne*. A r m n lln a lo Mis* U hut in n In yarUtlaa proifiu* rerelvril *t Th e Manford M|ala Farm er* Market from lo a.m. Jan. * in in „ m j,m ■J T n la l rei-elpt* H IS S parka*** Demand esreeil* «u p p ly for la lihnae, market firm. li•noil lHltl • * ilenmoil on all varletlea of proitui*. market ■ Irmly. SEOUL, Korea oil— Communist riflemen stopped a U. N. raiding the West, wondering tf it wusn’t party which stormrd up the slopes lime to push on "Sure Is u big place," one of of u hill northwest of Yonchon In snow-covered western Korea be­ them suiil "llm inpf," said the other fore daw n todsy. A r m y said * The U. S. Eighth the "Nothin's sure 'ccpt death 'n' £nth Army > reach ihe top of taxes." "Haw haw haw.” - chortled Ihe .... ...... ....... jtullcd back after the hill. They Jts hours under heavy mortar fire. first pioneer, who was hard of Only light contact! woro reported hearing. "That's a good one, nolhelsewhere on tha 143-mlle front aa In's sure 'cenl death ’n' Texas " His friend Imiked at him sharply, snow and fog blanketed Korea. With target* shrouded, Allied saw his chance and took it. He warplaM* wera mostly grounded. shot the first pioneer, moseyed back East and sold Ihe Joke (for that kind of thing was regarded as a Joke In those day*) to a magaline called Ihe New Yorker for |3 XOTIL-n Americans are great onea to go Nolle* I* h*r*hy Ivan that W» are engaged In bu*ln*** at lou along with a gig, and the alory Norlh Park Av»nnu* Maiiforil, Meml- spread. Prople started ita pretending . rid* under lha firno)* Cuunly,. .rfor called lllluu* nania, "Hayard ll**l|y Com- there really was a a place P I inny" and Insi w* lnl*nd In re Texas. They invented imaginary ■ter »ald name pureuant tu term* of Ih* Klrllllou* Nam* Ml* Trxuns, like Davy Crockett (who tut*. tO'WlI: H*r. 144 0* uf Ihe really was a Tennesseean), and Klorld* Mlnlul** last with the make believe eilie* lika Dallas and Clerk of tha Clrrult Court uf geml Fort Worth. F I U I ____ nola ‘ Cuunly “ Florida. That's the story, Virginia, and )•. Hayard Mmlth L I’. I’aytun I hope you'll keop It to yourself. Owner* Let the other children believe In Texas It will do them good. Some­ body, prelanding lo b« Tnxan, once said that If Ttxaa didn't gxlst, II would be nacesiary to Invent on*. Well, Texas doesn't exist, s o Sweol dreams, Virginia. Tha eyas of Texas art upon you. Legal Notice r m WASHINGTON - The possi­ bility nf inviting Gen Dmigla* MacArthur to be keynote Micukcr at the Republican presidential nom­ inating convention it under dlscussion by member* uf Ills' party'* Executive Cummillee A prominent GO!' ufflciul. who asked not to be minted try name, tuli! a reporter Hint lie and III* colleague* have tulkeil over such an invitation to tin- ueneral If MacArthur i* Invited to speak — amt accepts — ihe ronvenlinn might note a contrast between hi* attllmle tow aril Army regulation* again*! iMilltical activity ami that of Gen Dwight D Elsenhower. Elsenhower ha* made H dear that *o long a* he I* in uniform as North Atlantic Treaty tirguniiation (N A TO ) commander, lie will noi discus* political matter* al­ though he tin* made himself avail­ able for the 411)1' nomiualuin d his friend* run get it for him Although MacArthur wit* re­ lieved of hi* Pacific command* by President Truman, the five star, general remain* technically on ac­ tive duty, assigned lo the chief of Gaff hut stationed In New York Ih Iftlct1.* tn some office holder*. Gen MucArllnir is reported to have made il clear lie looks with u great deal of friendly interest on the bid uf Sen Taft <It Ohlui fur the llcpuhllean nomination With this in mind, any invitation lu Mur Arthur lo keynote tile eon ventinn might meet with oppoxitlon from within thr rank* of thr Kisen hmver tiaeker* Pidilieal developments Wrdlirs day promised a head oil clusil m Illinois among three uf the cunill dates— Tuft, former Guv llurohl E. Stusscn of Minnesota anil Kisen hower. Tall announced he will enter the April 8 Illinois primary, although he previously hud Indicated in would confine hi* primary efforts to tho April I Wisconsin and May G Ohio contest* Taft nxperts to have the solid hacking of Ihe Illinois delegation, hut Slas*rn said he would put hi* nume in the presidential preferen tial rare, the resulla of which are merely advisory on the delegate* An Elsenhower • for • President group hu* announced Intention* ol pulling up delegule cundidale* to all Ihe cungrcsslonul districts In Illinois II On Ihe other side of Ihe the imi iMditieal iglns (D. Ill ) said fence, Sen Douglas he think* that If Elsenhower gel* tha Republican nomination "bar ring a miracle ho will be circled by an overwhelming vote." At Miami, Kla.. Rep. Hugh l> Scott Jr. (R .-I'a .) said Elsenhower hacker* will make a "vigorous dflva” In the South. man who *ald lie was a tills-lull PARIS ‘.I* Probably uobtly offereil a at iiidlion It.me* Im Ihe could have sold the Hiooklyn flask* toll of ui uiimni It.ui,'hilly Bridge, even at nit rale*, to the and patriotically ilu- uiaripu* re Manpils ilu Itmirc fused Hit a five inun eoiifidenee ring M< aniline he kept digging niln bilkril hint of loo milium franc*, til* lean*, parting s*it It large -.niii* vshi< li cipinls the Inly sum of IJMV of money and fmalh with a vatu Usmi h> letting him in un ttie ground 1aide ni't'klaee hehuigllig lo III* flotii of a runnier spy sehcUie lo wIfr keep a whole goli ol uloillle lioinli lie was piumi-eil the ioeil.il ol stud awuy from Ihe Russians Ita- I egion <1 lloioiooi |,,i lo* i.real I'o liii- said W ednesday -silay tin they ur sl-l i lee* neinliers after rested five gang me: S-. ildeulv til* fin nil* wi ol iimlur Ihe JMyi-urohl inaripil*. a mem ground When tin- manpils loiihln l In i ol the old Ereneli uohility. got find tlieiu again In went lo po|i,e Ihe wind up ami inviled offleers In ami ltn-y insneeled tin- ur.iulllin see whether he was gelling lit* Il was prohalil v lln- initsl i spen money's woilh sin- Mind ever ••hi Ilu- pnllie I-,Id the story lilts Hi- mother in i. \ is Mon .i n way lllelilie rtiiiiue I iteilolie m um I'lie niuripils was I,iking tile sun if Itaiuhoinllel in aie i Hoi, il Im on tin- Itivler.i and met a man a lueeil ol lie< p pritlili no loin' wlio said lie was a l.l t'ol Her wihiI willi h l> e.i.ils .hi an il ttilfi a lei'll i .inking t'oiuiler *p> llei liner let In in in on a slule s«cri'l In- h.nl a lol ol liruulllin and heavy waler lie w.is going lo sell ut a line pi uf il In t ! S and Span lah secret service orguniznlloii* However, il was most Import.ml to keep Hie llus.tan* from gelling ft • The inaripu* hjiiicti in thix patriuiie work and put up money tu carry It out, being told lie wuntil , ..........'[[• of a U. S. President ha* no official till#. Si/.i-.t I ’o i v m •,i»n’t Hi I to Sniif-H'i/i'il — s , l-'ull Cut Miss T h is Sh irt Iturpiiin Itig S flt’itiiu i of Piitli'i'u* \ ( >ii«* Tiiiis* Soil Out SHOP 1‘KNNIOY’S FIRST YOU’LL SAVI-: •4isir iiirsll* Issr s lt rw i Ism iii(k I ' t ii ill |i l |ii i»« r it k i i n i r JAN . 19! M» ...... I 11 n i l lilt- Ml 9r s i i r i l l r w i n n 'k .irirn •••*••• n i n l ih ii«r Isnillfi "•••!•• »«r nl list " ..... hr |i•• |iiitrsi l*i liihs- i i i t r i*l s i i m r * Ilf IMIII H ik er ik r siltil w l i l l l l r w ttlih Irx a rii i I m v i i «|*i h ol «ru «* 4 99Ml I I U . I r Iril Ih r Mini s n rr- •-•*M9msssm rsiHir fhr |9V*mIm*-«« »M99 |i»rfrr nl I hill *19%r •mi lilisnr i •isilii• Ins In |*rlrr« KLICKNKX, :i<»0 l issticM 2Hc AN A111ST ATOMIZKk !)8e HROMO <p ININ 10 Cold Tahli ts. :i2’s <i‘)c INIIISTON, racket of 12 HKN-t.’AY HIS THAI on an t i -count mnlrinpt Indictment set fur Jan. 7, gambler Prank Costello (right l roofer* with hi* lawyer, George Wolf, In Now Yolk's Peilorul IHuhlilig The nltorney snlil Cm III In would lake lha stnnil in his own ilofenso. The indiclinenls followril Costello's refusal to answer rpu sllons nf Hie U. S. Hrnntc Crime lnvesll<!iillufl Committee. Mnli-riiiiHoiiall Phillips* Milk of Magnesia Large CTC|C Size To The Citizens 01' Sanford, Florida: COME IN! 5 I won replaced for Ib e rennon 1 protectIhr w um SEE THE the liveH and hod Icm of tho CltlzenH of Sunford hy ■(rid enforcement of the traffic Iu w m jP Me 7{)t. M IKH0I f.tm “ B - C ” llrina" ((nick llrmlarhe lirlirf JSXUIT ) D Tablrta or I'owdrr 19 • ? .7! ••. %1 Ora-Fix Denture Adhciive r7 Dat Vilulit Muir Crctirn, 4 oz. t V Anocin Tublcls, 50* .. Heedi1 , Gillclto B!uo Blades, 20$ L J Mum Deodorant, lg. sizo . s a w * ’ y SHIRTS Two now nil r.flnarlaa havo been opened In England, on* uf •htm larger than th any other In Europe. Underseas mountains mountain* foot hlah wore ** Arctic Ocoan __________ Islands and Spitsbergen. k BOYS FLA N N EL Sleeeef X*. 41 b ta tk Prillarile ■!•* hull I ’aulllhiMrer r-rute* Curumtiere hit h*kt l.etlii,-*. Iretier*, l>epem|. In* Mil* U A i-rate* union*, llreen dot. him Pepper* ho h*kt Pntatiie*. Klurhln. Ileil llll**. I ’epemlliiK Hreile n SPECIAL PURCHASE 1get hi* francs liat k a* suun as Hie E rent'll Parliament allotted MacArthur May Confidence Ring government fund' lor the inh State Farmers Market Be Keynoter At Bilks Marquis Of HI* Paris home l ei ante a rest of elouk anil dagger aetivilv My* tcrlous caller* Hrought inyMcriou* 100 Million Francs (i.O.P. Convention leuil Husk* All ei|iially my*len«m* ■Axrnsin rs a x K H i C e le r y . K lu rh ln I ’aei-al [l e p a m lln a M l i r i ra te* n m sB S B B sam а. oo SSAMKRT ■safari, Fl.rtd a The follMWlna prlrr* i.porlrd hr I he Healers on Th» Msnfuril mi*i * Karm.r. Mark*l for produce *iihl to Trucker* A |ie*ler« up to t XU p in. J»n. S. Ilean*, T*ml*r*reen, li*|i*niHiia quality Hu llpr 1111-41.30 11*40*. I’ol* 1,1, h|ir I 74 Heel* ill.* I.llli 1.74- I .Hi I'n lilinKr Kin '.O Hi luiRa * :r.- r*w lllahrr I'alihuae. I'hlneae i r il*. I llll » > U r y . K ln rliU llntilrn. I lr 11*11111n * Ml** ,t n t * . 1 HI e in placing heavy flnen upon HTOI* HTllKKT accident violatorM, llcedlem* NEW 1952 CHE VjRO t ET vioUtora of thlM traffic regulation in next to a drunken driver aa a motor hazard. JAB. (i. BIIAHON, Former City Jmlgo n C LI t R Motor Sales 21* Fatal Second GNMENT AND BALANCING n t v M o to rs TITlT w ^ Ph. 1231 T C tC M C N 'S up to 5 ton capacity ^Its BonUiEast First Street, Phone 1011 Park * ___ Phan* M 7-W . Hanf< Hanford _ D ependable U SED CARS A3-.-. . Of Building Up Forces In Korea Hal Boyle Says Yea, Virginia There la A Texas •/ **. *A “ jfA'.r f. r n / i: ,.'w. . *'• , ‘ *w 0 ' . ■. i •...->v, , ... JL. �------------ — niifisv*! '.rrT H E SA Th Pan r. H tR A L O i n .. h , m , Kalafclla*e4 to . IM * h lllttH 4 a llr ftrttl ■ a (a r4 a r t i N aa4a>, t h r la lm a a aa4 D m M rs . r a k l t a w a „ a B a la r ia r a lo la l a i C fcrl.ira a* aaU M#*» Vaara I I I M a aaolta Aaaaaa l i a t f f M aa u i v N l alaaa M a ile r Ortafcar ST, im a . a t Ih e P h I n f l lr * a t la a ln r a , P la r ld a a a t r r the A r t a t C a a g f f M a t t l a r r b II, la th . R O l.I.A M li I - D R A M M a ile r flO H IID M D R A M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ R eale eo. M a a a a a r B in a n tir n o M m a th s R r T a r r la r ___ ____________ • I* l i a r M o n k ............................ ta n Tfcf.e M n alh a ..... .........,t, .... , A M • ll M a a tfc a ...................... aaa O N ! # « _ ; . .......... I J on R i n a b lla a r r a m lrvaV ~ r a r t t mi tbaah a, rra a la lla a a aaA aatlraa a t a a ta rta la m a a t !•»» the eere*** at ra la la a la a ta , w ill ba rb a ra a A tat * J . ra a a la r a A t r n l a la a ralaa. n » e r » * » M l» .l \ a ilH a a llr H r la laaA H tn ia a w r t l a a 'r a r a ia llt a a Ja r.. Maw V e rb . t'blaa an, D a fra lt. Kaaaaa I l l y aa4 at. I.aala. b a lla r a M I . a » , ra th e r a t tba J TaaarlalaH l* r r « . w b lr b la a a lllla ,! •r la a l t a lr •» Iba » - r fa r raaabll* aallaa a t a ll Iba Im-al nawa p rla la A '■ *■■■ a a w .a a a r r . aa w a ll aa all A K _ » » » » « Alaaalrbaa, S THURSDAY. JAN 10. 1912 , IN VIOI. A T I! (Prom Kan.as Magailne) Ho hai| never known how could ho know That her limit owned mi master Save lib own tlow meiiMire Of little trifle* left from long ngo, llald not lightly n« a bench hold' itb liriiiht ■h> Sc* treuMire*. Hut jrnloiibly, inside biiino Innoi door, ft.*. Nor haarii the wild nurf of hit lovi! come breaking t Against tin- barrio* of henrt and M.1L* mind ■ . . Long, long ago upon o moon-whit* road The key to that Inner dour wa' lo.it ihe key that none, not even «h< could find. — Alum Koldbou lliglio .., Ihe Junior ('liainher of Com* merer of (’online, III. i« gi-iimy old. Ihry looked Ilie local crop of gill* over anil impended the annual lirauty contrii for a couple of yean. ‘‘No lalrnt". w,n the eapl.malion. In Spring Hope, N. C. a mule wat walking tpjjrlly down ihc atreel when nn autouiohilr ran right into him. Ihe mule lathed out willi Imth lieela and kicked ihe car right into n ditch tamin-j at Iraii $300 worth of damatrr to it. We know juit how that old mule frit. ^ fa ' Prriidrnt I turnan pr/ipoiri in his Slate of the Union menage that Republican* at'well at Dem­ ocrats join him in an election year armistice on "political * fight*". Although nn one ran tpirtlion the aarlouinet* of the world criiii, it come* with poor grace from one who ha* laid liimarlf i» wide open Jo criliciim to n*k that criticism be impended just when the thing moil neethd in tin* country is that »uch criliciim hear fruir. Clniitian rnitiionaries are work­ ing among 170.000 priionrr* *il war in South Korea. Not more than one perernt were Chridian* a year ago, now mnrr than 5 jiercent are, lay* the Rev. Bruce Cummingt. who ha* hern working among the Korean* for many years. "Thoie we have been ahlr to reach", lie «ayi, "would pul many of our own church people at home to ilmmr with lltrit knowledge anil practice o( Chris• tian principle*". C Herald today publishra a | article on toll roads written lha Associated Press. Toil 1 are becoming of increasing e in America, and in for as the Associated tya, "If we can't gel new K any' other wav, we'd * loll roads", Ona len why wa can't other way, Certainly :ause wa don't pay s lo build than, The outlay^ F lo rid a h^for po: United StntcH in peued nn well nn In war. The propoaal rut counter to the Kciicral tendency to reduce tho number of crimen punlHhable by death. In Kngland the death penalty wan exacted for a largo number of petty offonaea In the rroventeenth and eighteenth ccnturloa, evert for nteallng a loaf of bread. Fear of the death penalty did not wipe out crime, however; on tho con* trnry that wna n period of much crime. There in Homo In­ dication Hint crirnlnalH often pacnpcil any punlahment at all Irecnitae jnrlea nrqnltterl them rather than Ire responalblo for aaaeaamnnt of the death penalty. Nell her ia mere Imprisonment much of a deterrent to crime. There have been porloda when prison* were made aa dreadful aa poaalhle, to acute criminnla into the path of virtue. Thin policy didn’t work, either. (experience has .shown that education and rehahllltn* tlon during a |K«iiial of Imprisonment offer the moat prom­ ising ho|M) for reduction of crime, and that the appropriate length of tho period depends not ao much on the crime which was committed aa on the nature of tho individual criminal. Kxport oplniona differ on the wisdom of captlal pun­ ishment. and <m Its effect Iveneaa In deterring would-bo criminals. Spying la one of the moat aerloua and dangoroua of all Crimea, and tho beat of all knowledge and experience in tho field of criminology ought to bo applied to the prob­ lem of preventing it. 's Cut In Of CIO Worker ,.yy S i< K ‘ paal of Dae.. 2 Oil. two-third* for out A five) majority on propoasal budget amrmtmcnta. i Appointed a committee to over tul and recodify the city char, ter for presenUllon to tha atata legislature. Commi*«lon<»<l the law firm of Arnold, Matheny and Butt ts uratt n new budget ordinance. Adopted a motion tn reriulro ^ sealed blda on nil city purchase* n In exceia of SICKS with approval ” of the hlds contingent on a majority vole of council. Mayor lit-enlall flatly refuaed 1 to algn the budget amendment motion* Inti law. On commlsatoning of the law firm tn blue­ print a budget ordinance, ha wa* strongly antagonistic. OR LAND O UP)— The executive end of Orlando’s city government collided he«d*on with the legisla­ tive branch yrtterday and when the dust had aettled one ‘elty worker was out of a job and 1* three-man move to amend the city budget had gathered threat­ ening force. In a blistering three-hour aea*lon covering m-vrral Important ieauea, a majority of commissionera: Abolished the f'225 a month Job of A (it. License Inspector Roy C. Tanner. There are nt least tilt different Voted exten»ive changes In tho city’s budget laws, including re- | kind* of *alt. 9 ' %t pPp# t e f/y£$ mm - S P E C I A L RING SALE Vv Jon. 11 mul 12 ThU Coupon Worth Sl.Ot Toward the purchase of one of nur reg­ ular $8.00 Facsimile DIAMONDS. Bring this coupon and only 00 cent* tn our store Friday and Saturday and receive one of our 16.00 ring* Eager For Democracy? for only 9 0 c Limit 3 King* To A Customer This ring will be given free If you ran buy elsewhere In thl* elty for le*» than Although .fupan Ima made great strldea In becoming more democratic alncn the end of World War II, many vlolatlona of fundamental human rights still exist there. The office of the attorney general of Japan and several large Japanese newspapers cite the fact that there .are instances of police brutality, arrest without warrant, feudalism and other evils, as evidence that .liipnn still has a long way to go before it can lie called a truly democratic atate. While abuses of fundamental human rlghtH can never he condoned, it may he that the Japanese leaders who seek to democratize their country are too impatient. Japan has never Itoforo lived by the democratic: tradition and there arc still hound to 1st strong ties to the authoritarian past, especially among older people. In tho countries which can accurately he called democracies there has been a steady process, often over centuries of lime, which led to gov­ ernment by majority rule. American democracy did not Flyinjc Enterprise originate with the Declaration of Independence. That act was rather the culmination of ii long struggle for Indlvl.............. fr,.n O M M ,il ......... f m m rmmm d i e t dual rights that had hegun long before Ihe Knglish Magna braved clou* la In Ihe writhing vessel ns the Turmoil's lights Chnrtn was signed. the signal "C -I.O H -K ." In the few years since Japan suffered ils crushing flashed The funnel of the F.nterprise by military defeat the nation has succeeded in revamping Ils this time was slapping Ihe surfare laws to give individuals a rnueli greater degree of freedom. of Ihe son. The how wns consider­ There is no reason for discouragement in the things Japan ably lower than Ihe stern. A little Hag still fluttered over has net yet accomplished. Only time can establish tradi­ Ainerleun Ihe rear part of the superstructure tions of freedom strong enough to make Japan a true demo­ The wind was blowing fiercely, cracy in thought and behavior, as well as In Inw. pitching Ihe rescue logs about lU^c Potatoes In The Lead It aeems lo be the fate of |(otaloes to bo prominent in the economic and imlitlcnl news of the day. For acvcral yuura they were a chief target for criticism leveled against tho agricultural prlco support program, until finally they were removed fi*om tho support Hat. Now potatoes have bocomu tho first fresh vegetable to be plnced under a speci­ fic price ceiling by tho Office of Price Stabilization, which said similar ceilings nil other vegetables would follow. It has long been recognized that tho isitato la a staple item of diet; even in fnod-rlch Amrrlcn It accounts for about a third of the total consumption of fresh vegetables. Now we see that it lias a high place in national affaira, iim well. It Iuim sometimes been referred to as "Ihe lowly potato," but the Implication of that term Is certainly wrong. The potato baa a high position. Southeast Asia ir«nllaar* h a * eaa* «*■•> (.‘omnumlat threat In that area trnnaccmla auch tllvcrgt'nclr* aa there are In nur pollclc* Inward China." Britain rrrnKnltr* the ('aininnnlat regime while the Uni­ ted Klnlei ninlinucH relation* with the Nntlonnllit government on for* moss. There have been periUtrnt resort* recently that the Chinese Beds are building up strength near Indochina for a major Intervention In Ihe Inng struggle there between Communist force* and French and native anil Communist troop* In Malaya ihe llritlsh for noveral year* have been Involved In a fluid ngalnit Bed* which Brlti»h official* concede I* not going loo well. Both conflict* are *aid lo have placed heavy strain* nn Brltlah ItSSlII IVRUV and French reaourcea and the re­ .. .......... ported feallnfl feallng o of 4.th»*e governmanta la lh*f if additional meaaurea art lo ba taken, and particu­ larly If Ihe Chinese Red* strike to the south, tho problem of great­ ly Increased resistance will be almost entirely up to the United States. Both American and Brltlah diplo­ mats privately asserted that the "broad harmony of view" on Far aiten) aitert policy v waa one of the more ' 1JRt accoi accampllahmenta of Um Ikya of conferences here. Tha communique reportad agree* Achesoa. Their talks, In addition S irA " a w g g g - i - '' m of \ k'.\ December It, I N I » SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION CAMPBELL’S CABINETS 19g9 PLYMOUTH flth'U, 198.00 1939 BUICK .L ... 97,600.00 Federal Insurance 98*,OQ9,00 -jjCoaUasenalo. - •IW N jjg Cash n Hand and In Bank# ....... Offlee Building and Equipment Capital r o tta r ijo Advancaa from Federal Home Lean Hank .... . 160,000.00 Loaaa In Proceea __ _____ 8,186.03 Other Liabilities ........ .............. 818.9$ Reserves: U. S. Benda.....1... H T 4 T .IS . BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday, May tt, 1952 SEMINOLE COUNTY PRECINCT NUMIIER MAKE A < MO** WANK IXI A STUM T ilt] MANK OK TIIM ('AMI)IIIATU OK Vfll'N I'lllllO : FOR GOVERNOR lima: v o tm kuh FOR C O U N TY PKOMECUT1NO A T T O R N E Y VOTM KOII OMM FOR SEC R ETA R Y OF 8T A T K YOTK KOM OMM FOR A TTO R N E Y G E N E R A L VOTM Kon OMM FOR COM PTROLLER VOTM KOII OMM FOB S T A T E TR EA S U R ER * iit m ru n OMM C IR C U IT C O U R T JU D G E 9!h Judicial District v o tm Kim OMM S T A T E A T TO R N E Y ath Judicial District VOTM KOM OMM FOR S T A T E S U P E R IN TE N D E N T OF PU BLIC IN STR U C TIO N VOTM KOM OMM v o tm FIR COMMISSIONER O F A G R IC U LTU R E r o n OMM FOR C O U N TY H t'I'E U IN T E N D E N T O F PUHI.IC IN STR U C TIO N VOTM KOH OMM FOR SUPERVISOR OF R EG ISTR A TIO N VOTM KOH OMM FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER _______ IHSTMtCT MO. i VOTM KOH OMM Earl Higginbotham POH C O U N TY COMMISSIONER . h i s t h i c t MO. a VOTM KOH OMM / 1917 BUICK itf ia $1190,00 i ' i n :o " Fni th imt' o n CHEVROLET Oted Ttrre, Owned 7 LIA B ILITIES V »8,044,180.88 16.888,82 Loans on Savings Accounts...... First tforttei* Loans HANFORD. FLORIDA ... , ASSETS McCLUNG’S Sc to $1.00 STORE m t- Doer Sedan* Good .? Tftnspettallon • 2DERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE CQUNTY ;m 14 K ring* up to $0.00 A Ladle* A Gent* Watches. ,. HtalefKant of Condition of 't v 86 .00 . we are taking full dlslrcs* action per cent under water." (alerting all vessels and lifeboats 4:(t7 — Turmoil to Lands End: in tho area.)" "She will Inst only two or three 3:12 Keith to Lands End: minutes." "Plenty of snips standing by to 4:08 — Turmoil lo Lands End: take Cnrlsen and Dancy off." "Stem has reappeared briefly." 3:HI — Keith lo Lands End: 4:10 — Englishman tn AP bureau "Flying Enterprise listing M de­ tmndon: "All gone." grees. Still afloat. Capt. Carlsen The Entcrorlse, an Ishrandtscn and Dancy standing on starboard Line vessel Insured fnr 1V« million side nf deck." (Inllars, was cn route from Ham­ 3:20 — Land* End to Keith: burg. Germany, to New York when "Is lifeboat In sight?" Keith to the Christmas hurricane caught Lands End: "No, lifeboat not In her about 300 miles off England. sight. Flying Enterprise now taking For days she was adrift with a chips of wood. crack In her hull, and sent an Water poured Into the funnel of water down slack." Ihe dying Enterprise. 3:21 — Keith lo Ttjg Turmoil: SOS Dec. 28. Then last Saturday The two men leaped overboard, "Do you want Dancy in go back tho tug Turmoil began lowing her even us Ihe Enterprise guve a lo Turmoil when picked up?" toward shore. henve lo port and began slowly i Dancy Is Ihe Turmoll'a first male) Carlsen and Dancy caught a tn keel over on her side. • Part nf 3:22 — Turmoil to Keith: "Wo heaving line after many desperate her cargo— worth more loan a mil­ don't caro where ho goes so long trie* and made It fast, then fas­ tened a towing line. The Enter­ lion dnllars— was strewn about the as he la aafe." surface of Iho churning wntpr In 3:12 — Turmoil lo assisting ves- prise and her dauntless skipper al­ profusion Stain other ports of the sol Dextrous: "Dancy and Carlsan most won. Kntvrpribu began In crack, ami are proparlng to Jump from the BUt early irly Wednesday morning more cargo was pitched Into Ihe funnel. Btand by." Ihe 730-yarn tnwlinc •y .......... snapped under sea , /J 2:24 — Keith lo Lands End: "We Ihe buffet Ing of Ihe heavy seas. By 2:31 p. m , the Enterprise see tho lifeboat now." II was lha beginning nf Ihe end. was fully on her side. Grimly Carl3:26 — Keith to Land* End: Evidently Iho tnwllno hed been sen and Dancy, clad In llfo Jackets "Carlson and Dancy have Jumped scraped thin ngnln.st a sharp sur­ and dripping with water, watched from Ihe funnel." face. Ihe last gasp from ttm log. 3:32 — Turmoil to Keith: "Wc Matters worsened from that mo­ It was a gallant death. Tho res- have got Imth off Enterprise." ment. The elements wore against 3:33 — Keith to Turmoil: "Con­ the courageous skipper. Once (gain ruo fleet saluted II. In Ihe Iasi few minutes the lugs sounded Ihelr gratulations." they brought up a storm to thwart 3:38 — Turmoil to Keith: "Both him. sirens. Only tho bow of the Enter* prlso was visible. At 4:00 p. mv men are O. K. 81111 Carlsen would not give up. flares on tho surface nf the water and arc now In the captain's cabin He knew his ship was taking water near the ship wore lighted, casting changing their clothe*.” 3:30 — Turmoil to Lands End: badly, but ho huddled with Dancy a weird light over the area as the behind the funnel of the ship, cow­ Enterprise look her final lunge. “ Flying Enterprise still afloat. Go­ ering before tho wind and spray, Ono mlnule later the Enterprise ing down stem Brat." 3:44 — Turmoil to Lands End: and atlll hoped for the best. was below Ihe sea. Reporters aboard Ihe Associated (.'arisen and Dancy were taken "Flying Enterprise completely cov­ Into the cabin of the Turmoil by ered In water. Cargo floating ev­ Press tug Englishman, on the scene, gave this picture of the last II* skipper, Capt. Dan Parker. The erywhere." 4:00 — Associated Press tug hours today, Just before the En Navy said the two men had been In the water only four minutes, so Englishman to Imndon AP bureau: terprl.se began tn sink: effective had the rescue operation "Flying Enterprise now going down Item first. Now Just a matter been. < Baby Florida lobitera may tra­ At Falmouth, which would have of walling. Cargo bobbing all vel hundred* of miles before set­ been Ihe Enterprise'* haven had over." 4:01 — Turmoil to Lands End: tling down. sho won the magnificent battle, terse shlp-to-shore radio mtaaagea "Starboard bow Just showing above Kti'sla rlnlmed a total steel outtold of Ihe gallant end. The mea-, the waves. She la very brave. Keeps going down and coming up." ut lif 1061 of atiout .16 million sages went this way; 4: g — Willard Keith to l.ands ron*, , _____________ ___________ ^uat about equal tn that of 3:OR p. m — D.8 . dralroyer Wil­ lard Keith to Land's End radio End: "Enterprise now about 90 the ll. ft. HteeJ Corporation. relay station: "Flying Enterprise Is going down, kftklng attempts In rescuo them now." 3:00 p. m. — Rescue lug Turmoil lo tho Keith: "We have Just re­ ceived word that thei wealhi w«jither_U. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES # MILLWORK loo bad for Ihe hellct roetn. (The Highway 17-92 South tched a hellPhone 1447 Royal Navy had dlapalc! copter fnr a reacue but It had to turn hack.) She can't make It and la returning tn beat. It la up tn ua to take them off now." 3:to p. m. — ^tends End to Kolth:. "Until receipt from you that you or othcra have picked up Ihe men inenl or identity of view* on many of Ihe global problem* facing the United State* and Britain. Major point* of agreement In­ cluded: Atomic base*— They confirmed and formally slated In Ihe communition n lonunlandlng agreement that the use of U. S atomic homlwr base* In Britain would he "In nn emergency" n mailer for Joint tieclilnn by Ihe British and American government!. Atomic energy— The communlnue mado no direct mention of ChurchlH’a reported dealro for a greater sharing of atomic secrets with Ihe United States and Canada, but It was learned that the subject was discussed and that Churchill reportedly fountl the discussion satisfactory. European army— The President and Prime Minister declared they will "lend all asslatance In Ihelr power" to bring to completion ne­ gotiations among France, Ger­ many, Italy and the Low Countries for formation of a unified Western European military force. Raw matartala— They reached agreement on the baato plana for providing additional supplies of American steal lo Britain and making available lo tha United (Bates paw quanlltiea of aluminum, tin and other matartala. Details lo the Southeast Asia problems, may be announced shortly. are concerned with the general F.dan remained behind for an Far Kaat situation and '*nth the additional day of confarencaa with . Federal Hoots Lota Saak Stock Best if we r- eldl . a mmm M uch as we like Senator D o u ila *' suggeilion that the Democrat* should nominate Gen* 87«l Eisenhower too In *omr respect*, we can see it* tlit* advantages in othefi, It might oa well to he thus assured nl General Eisenhower's election; it hi not be so well to give his lition no chanre to vole »r anyone else. In this way Mpla lose their liberties without i lha least suspecting it. Miller ame the absolute ruler of (m any not because all of the pie voted for him (lie never command a majority in a ter election) but because he got things fixed sn that had no opposition. Tha British ( a word for it when thev of "the loyal opposition" something like that is needed Make democracy work. ,. i The Sanford Herald ----- — <* *, Surplus .. ........... ,v lM lW l/ ,; * , A U M IM d W -------------- ' • 1948 BUICK / $1050.00 l l 'l M l M • v s r Owwr* flCelgT 1940 BUICK er Sedan, A Beautiful £Eneelleal £££& & «* OeadHIee | £V*vV,' m * i, UVp.l) iu»' •tin»n< Mi/AvVCV- NSYiWKtf ■ im ^ w jB k B S L W . �e rs o n a l s urns Social Calendar ■ •, . •v FR ID A Y The Hanford Shrine Chili will ■ ' hold ll* »■•*(?'iInr 'tinner meeting al the Montezuma Hotel at 7 :t)U 1*. Mi All Noble* arc requested in I* prvient. The nrele* of the Nsnfnr | (lanlrn Club will meet at follow*: Palm Circle will meet at Ijja t noon, at the home of Mr*. II, N Oaten, 33U N. Jessamine Avenue, with Mr*. J. ll, Carlton, cngotten*. Magnolia Circle wl’l w iw t tit 11:30 A. M. »t the homo of Mr*. C. II. Cnitlilirn, 313 Hcvlt Avenue, for a covered ilinli luncheon, with Mr*. \V. K. Kirrhboff, ,lr. a* ro-ho«te**. The llemerocallli Cirele will meet at 7:30 I*. M. at the Harden Center, Mr*. C. E. Hunter nml Mr*. J, Routh will lie liintte**,-*. Mildew will be shown on flower arrangement*. Azalea Circle will meet with J l« * . J. A, Young nt 8:00 |un. V Hove Cirri* will meet ut If: 13 A. M. with Mr*. David Rut linell lid on l.ak* Drive, DeBarv. Jacaranda Cirele will meet nl 1:00 at the homo of Mr*. I,. urke Kteele, IVMI Kim Avenue meram, vi*itin«r. garden* In Oviedo, Mlmoia Circle will me»r at tl);0O A. M. *1 the home »f Mm . !,o well Oiler, III) Rum merlin Avenue. Isora Cirele will meet nl '?:?'» , M. at thr Imme of Mr*. J. K erwllleg*". .tr., with Mru Wlndon O’Neil, Oenla, a* Ih gii"«t rneiter. < lllrt. Hardener* Cirele v HI iii***' *1 10:00 A. M, al th« heme Mr*. C. W. Maker, O'*I Plunin** Drive K, n Sln"“ will lie l»Ne*l Mr. nod Mrs, William II-rrr-M Kllnslrirk, whn*e marrisge was speaker, with hi* topic, “ Air. an event of Dee. 37 in Hie Chapel or Peace, Holy Cross Church, layering". with the ll' V II. I.yltleliui /.imiiielliinu o(firialing. Mrs. Kilpulrirk ' Hlllllrit' C!fe|e -vill HI*** B* is the fomer Mi»* Duncan Cm dun (taker, daughter of Col. William 3:30 P. M. nt the home of Mr*. Ewing ll.kvr. D.R.A.P., Met . and Mr*. Maker of l.nkr Mary. Mi. J. P, Th'irmnnd, <113 Kim Avenn- Kilpatrick l* the soli of Mi ami Mrs. Kdwuid (iallln Kilpatrick, Jr. wlHt e<l. hoe*"***•». >'r*. I Cae-er, The young ruuplc me now iiinkuig their Inline at 3I7H Palmetto A iii'l Mr*, frank handler. Mr* Avenue. WR, K. ftneh"«. guest spenker, no |h" Ionic. "fTtr**""*". The regular mnnthlv meeting "f •Jidlle Harrison Chapter, D A It *$»■■*■ will meet at 3:(M) p,m. nt th" home The Oil eles nf the Women' So p. Cole gave the clmpter III I he of Mr*. K. K, Molt, tit Mill Park Avenue, with Mr*. O. It llawioe elety of Christian Servin’ of tile i *|o’'v course, tile Ilook of Act*. Those prc«ent were Mrs. A, it. co-hoet***. All visiting doughter* First Methodist CInirrh met cn.lt tills week. Ilepiuls up these cirele Wllkerson, Ml*. I.eda Stahl, Ml*, are Invited. , Thornton, Mrs. Nettie Tlllis, Mrs. The Sanford Townsend Club meeting* nrc a* followsMrs. C. II. Coghurn was leu A. P. Mustek, Mrs. Cole, Mi*. K. will hold It* regular meeting in tho Commissioner*’ Mourn at the less to Circle No. | on Monday F. t.ondipilst, Mrs. I. K. McKInnftetnoon with Mr-. T . F. McDiin lev. Mr*. W. P. Fields. Mr*. Hun^wCIly Hall ut 7:30 p.m. lei, choir man, presiding and open­ ter, Mr* J. M. McCtisklll. Mr*. W. w M ONDAY ing the meeting with it New Year's Nnrimin, Mr*. Bernard Guthrie. * The Elsie Kuljtlil Circle of the prayer. Mr*. II. (J. Herman gave A. Woman’* MI**lonruy Society of the study course, on Interesting Mr*. J. F. .Strunk, and Mrs. Thur­ mond. the First n*utl«l Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at tlm home urrount nf two rhnplcis of tlm of Arl*. Circle No. ti met al the home vf of Mr*, .lohn Roger* al 010 Hook The members were served re­ Mrs. It. W. Herron, with Mrs. J. Myrtle Avenue. freshment* In the dining room of (!. Wait*, ro-hn*tPs*. Mr*. Herron Tho circle* of the Woman's Mis­ the Coghurn home, whirl. was sionary Society of the First Hap- beautifully decorated wllh while presided over thn husinnss at tl*t Churrh will meet nt 1 1 :0(1 Mnhcnla, ami t.ndy Astor itanl- which time various reports were heard, nnd a market basket vain o’clock a* follow*: I. Mr*, .fnhn can. wo* ndd. I*. Miller, chairman. In the Ph*Those present were Mrs. Mc­ Mr*. A. F.dwla 8b1nholscr hean Class room: II. Mr*. Voile Daniel, Mr*. Ifcrman, Mr*. C. A, Williams, chairman, in tho T.K.I,. Ponder, Mr*, H. P. Ilttyln, Mr*, t,. taught a clmpter in the Rook ’if Class room; III. Mrtt. .1. A. P, Hagan, Mr*. rhii.de Herndon, Art*. After the bu*inc*s meeting Strange, chairman, In the Young Mr*. Octovin Miimhli'v, Mrs. Car­ icfri’Nbiiicut* were served by the Men's Class room; IV. Mr*. It. I*. rie Draper, Mr*, .1. N. Axsari'lln, hostesses. Those present were Mr*. I. J. Dann, chairman, In the Men’* Mra. Doar fluerry, Mr*. K. II. Itlhle Class room; V. Mrs. .1rider Smith, Mr*. ,1. Ilnss Adam*, Mr* Iloyettc, Mr*. IV. J. David, Mr*. Cameron, chairman, In the Wom­ Coghurn, and Mi"* Mary l-'nrisb. Clarence Walll*, Mr*. Rrodle William*, Mrs. KhlnhnUrr, Mr*. en's Tllhle Class room: VI. Mrs. Wail*, Mr*. Hill Move, Mr*. M. K. II. C. Moore, chairman, In thr Plill Cirele Nn. 3 met wllh Mr*. John Mnyc, Mr*. S. (t. Ilarrimnn. Mr*. athrn Class room; VII. Mrs. M. (iilloti, 303 Valencia Drive, with (Seorge Dixon, chairman. In the Mr*. J. M. Leonard Irmliiq; n di* Ituv Tiili*, Mr*. J. F. ltiscr, Mrs. It W. Turner, Mrs. Phil Wyatt. Golden Circle Class room. ell*'Ion upon "Kvangellsm", and At 13:00 o'clock a covered dish giving the study on the Hook of Mr*. It. W, Sturdivant, Mr*. Lon Skinner, Mr*. Hall, Mr*. Htlnlt, f fellowship luncheon will ho served Act*. Mr*. Hntterrunn nnd Ml** Nell In the General Assembly room and Report* were mode of the Clr William* were visitors, nnd Mr*. at 1:00 o'clock, Circle IV with cie'a Christ man projects, and *ev Mr*. Forrest Gatchel, program crnl suggestions were made a* to J. C. Davis. W.8.C.8 . President chairman, will direct tho program n project to lie undertaken by the was a guest of the circle. using as her missionary topic: Circle. Mrs. W. II Kirby, Mrs T. Mr*. K. M. William* wa* bos-Howl New* for All Who Keek”, K. Wilson and Mrs. (!. VV. Halley (Missions In thn Bible. Ml** Kl.sin were appointed to make a study nf tei* ut her home to Circle No, 7-A, Smith, a missionary from flelglan these Huggi’Htions and report nt tut Tuesday evening with Mr*. Congo will lie the guest speaker, the next meeting. The meeting Charles Howe* urid Mrs. Al Mur­ All tha women of the church arc was closed with a devotional In phy lie cn-ho*te»»c*. Four new members, Mr*. II. C. Smith, Mrs. urgwl In attend and vllltura are which nil members participated. welcome. Refreshment* were served the Charles Lamb, Mrs. K. J. liar‘A Circle* of thr Women of the member* upon arrival, and those meyer, Mrs. tilenn 8tewart, and ^Freabyterlan Church will meet at lire* [■resent were Mr*. J. II. Anderson, Mrs. Robert Korns, were wel­ the Church from 11:00 n.m,— 13:00 Jr., Mr*. (I. W. Halley, Mr*. H. F. comed into the Circle. Mr*. Iljake Sawyer*, assisted by noon. 13:00— 1:00 p.m. Cover’ll Mr*. W. It. Kdenflvlil, Mr*. dish luncheon in Kducationnl . Fill roll, Mrs. (iilhm, Mr*. irveral members, gnvn thn devo­ Building, followed bv Ititpiralionuj Resile Creek, Mi*. Kirby, Mr*. tional using the theme, "I BeMeeting, The Foreign Missions M. J. Morris, sir*. J. II. Niciiolson, iirve nod Hel’iug", Mrs. J. II, will bo given. Mrs. A. II. Htevrns, Mr*. K. CJ. Lee, Jr., pir'ented the study Business Wonirn's (,'lrcle No. I, Williams, Miss l.oulse Hippl*, Mis. rnursr. Mr*. Williams, clinltnian, of the First Presbyterian Church Pant llntton, Mr*. J. M. I.ennard, urged all inemtmr* to attend thu dudy, 'The Negro In the Metho­ Mrs, Mabel Brown, chairman, will nnd Mr*. O. K. (luff. dist Churrh", to he given by the meet at 8:0(7 p.m. with Mrs. W. i). Rev. K. J. McKinley at prayer Mrumley, Celery Avenue. Circle Nn. -I met In McKinley meeting Jan. DI ami 33. A Bualneaa Women's Circle No. II, Hall with Mrs.. Cnrl Churpenlug Members volunteered to a*al*t • F irst Presbyterian Church, Mr*. Wi E. Dodson, chairman, will meat nresldlng over the Imslness meet­ In Hu’ nursery during church hour ing. Mr*. L. H. Ilnrkey conducted for the month of January. A mar­ at 8:00 p.m. with Mlsa Charlotte Moughlon, 418 Magnolia Avenue, a short devotional nnd Mrs. Ros ket basket sale was planned for roe Taylor led In prayer. the February meeting. Mila Elisa Hutchison, ro-hostes*. Member* wrrr urged by Mr*. Refmhmi'nl* were served bv thn IDKMDAT Chorpenlng to attend the special hostesses at the conclusion of tho Tha Amerlran Home Depart servlets nt prayer meeting Jan. Ill business meeting. Those present Meat of the Sanford Woman's ami 83. (the also annmmrrd that were Mr*. RiMlvick ' ' ‘ Adam*, ‘ lama, Mrs Mrs, Oltib will meet at 8:00 p,m. at the the reaulta of thn Society’s visi­ Arthur llrekwlth, Jf., Mr*. Mar Mar­ Jr., Mra, Club hpuat, Mr*-_8. 0. Harr Iman tation program will he discussed vin Dyal. Mr*. I-eo, Mra, Marvin at a meeting to lie held at the Lrdijon, Mr*. E. L.'l<«y, Jr.. Mra. Church on Monday afternoon, and Robert Parker, Mra. Lamar Row* ml TODAY’S urged all hostesses and key work­ land. Mr*. nav Huwyera, Mra. land, mr*. . . . . . . Wally T IM T WITH TUB MOST* ers to lie present. Sipple, Mr*. HrnughDm WatlHna, Wa ri. Carl Williams gava tho Mr*. John William*, U lrs. Dury course, rioting with a pray­ (1 ) What was 'the family vvoml Crcal, Mra.___________ Hal flrubar, ..._____________ t , Mra. er for the new year. name flf Henry V IIIT Hmith, Mrs. Lamb, Mr*. Stewart, Refreshments were served by . .... ,ho wa* Robert E. Mr*, Kama. Mra. Murphy. Mra. Mra. Chorpenlng and Mrs, Lillian Howe*, and Mr*. Kugana Williams. LoeV fammic father? CTark, Those present were Mrs, (3) What American won ... L> B- Harksy, Mrs. Taylor, Hr*. waa called the "Angel* of tha Circle No. 7-11 m rl al tha homo Cheater Daniels, Mrs. Frank 11. nf Mra. Thru Pats nn Tuesday ------------ ltd"? Arfama^Mnb.MI*. Nichols, Mrs, was the famous evening with Mr*. Phillip Naan ', L. Kills, Mra. Chorpantngi Mrs. and- Mra. Ilrtuartl Guthrie a* ro> aalnon wrecker? I* Swift. Mrs. Williams, Mr*. ho la often called the hoatcaaca. Mr*. A»hby Jonaa led B. II. Crumley, Mra. Ji B. Craw­ the devotional, Mrs. Wi W . Tyra, of English fhietry"? ford, Mra. C)ark, and Mra. R. F. chairman, prrslilad ovar tha m*atanswers will be pub. Crenshaw. Ing’, and Mrs. Carl Chorpenlng, Jr. gave the rhapUr In tho study course, "The A eta". Mra. J. C. Dovla, W.8.C.8. Pre­ sident, was welcomed to tho nwotund Mra. Tyro announced ® f rf Meetings Arc Held My Methodist Circles # » quiz S 8 OVIEDO (Special) Marguret Patricia Terry became the bride or Pfc. Robert I,eon Ragsdale on Sunday, Dec. 33, at 3:IK) P. M, at the home of Mrs. A. K. Fagan, 1*01 N. State Street. Dr. W. Douglas Hudgins, pastor of thr First Rnptist Church, officiated at the double ring cer­ emony before member* of Hie family and friend*. ‘the hrtilc is the daughter of Mrs. (irnrjre K. Terry nnd Ihe late Mr. Terry, of Jackson. The groom i* thr son of Mrs. It. L. Ragsdale and the late Robert l.cun Ragsdale of Oviedo, lie I* at present stationed at Render Field. The wedding music was piespilled by Mis* llurel Chisholm, oigauixl Hod Hunter Hay Moore, soloist. He sang "beloved. It l.« Morn" and "If *!nd Left Only You". For the lielledlilioll he snog "The Lord's Prayer". Given in marriage by her brother, George II. Terry, tlm bride was lovely in a hnllurina length gown of nylon net ovet slipper satin, with ehantillv lace apron front. The bodice Was of ehantillv lave with a shrug mi l*ilrio, which fonurd a sweetlienrt neckline. The long sleeve* came lo n point over the hand, and were fastened with small satin liuttona. Her tiara was mother of pearl, with snlatl Mr*. Itaet’Hiii t . Horne, Madison, -late pte*idi-nl of th - Fnlerujewel centers, from which feli a finger tip veil of bridal illu­ llo” of \Vmillin'* ( lulls, who spoke oil Ihe sutih'it, "Design ini sion. Her bridal IrtHiipirt was a Living", at the mootldy loisini s* meeting nod luorlo->u of Hie San cascade aiinngrmeut of ivlilte fold Woman's ('lull winch wn, held ycsleidiiy. tulip* and fleur d’umuur centered with a white orchid. The bride chose as her million of honor her *i*ter. Mi*. Douglas uiu umhi Kiser, uf Mobile, Ala., and as bridesmaid, Miss I’atisy Mitcbrli, Mi . Itaelmiii l Horne, stale I ptbnula fm the ...... . I..,ok Is of Lake Providence, I j i . The ........ . •" "» Sl" l('"d . 'an. 3t and attemlnnls wore gowns of iden­ president of the la Woman's t‘lulls, was :n Mr* Sontb i. potted mi tlw tical style, Mr*. Kiser in tons' FI iiiul Mis* Mitchell lit yellnw. guest speaker al Hie monthly < ........... Mtssimi, to he hi Id at Their dresses were nylon net Ulisiue's meeting and luncheon Mb'* tVr ihylet mo l hiiri'h. Jail over. Inffcla wllh nil Illusion of of the Kniiford Woman'* Out 31* Mild .'Ilk M l. Crumley cm,- lei oglilliou "Design Fm net forming a stole. Th" head­ belli yesterdav to Hie Past I’m id* ols, Mr . It dresses were tiara* of nmtrhlnj Living'1, wa* Mis. Horne's topi, •olors. Thrlr laiurpieta wer- of nuHioin^ Hu- ('lull'* program fm A. Smith, Mi • A M Philt|i*, yellow roses and litotise gladioli the coming year, starling with Me* I! J I lolls. Ml* < It t l a w ., i i n , M i* II W I ! IM \ V » , " Rm U of ( ooimou Seine" a* 1b '■entered with an orchid. A|i Mis* Vicki Klsrr, ............ Ihe (oinolaliolt foi sun cssful woman’ , At i h ( I Al I Ini 11*1(1!, mill H J ||i'f imImii, vi Iim i t tin1 bride, wn* flower gill. S'lu- wore clnhs, lllrsl I ll I tlm* I nl a drest of green nylon altd \ lecmdcd < In ml m.is lie- •,ai: ■ 11f*M"Il.lit li. r lllm -l.'ll l.‘«| th' fashioned over a hoop skirt. The Pioiu (be National Pl»-"ideii‘. ikllt hud nn inset t of lueo ■Mi.. II < Il’iugMmi, wa* pre m l ntilin ttoil nf q ii «*<*| s *t\ |*i«* sprinkled with rhinestone* Iter Sente,| by Ml*. Ralph \i|*tlll ■*« nthtif Mihh Iv Ii Ui *'lint « •’ fioin headdress was the saiiu- a* tli- Klidlh. Mr*. I'lmrles Wilke and ‘ ‘till* I 'n ll t' i' r, ( *» Must Iviilllti ,V|| n i| In*f other attendant*. She emried a link liken, inlni<liieed bv Mi*. K m **I T H,illlillti - Hi* f basket of yellow net covered with H. I> lllgllleyoillll, I'hiltrmiiu of •tia!i*i, M 11 I * VA 11i hi' oi' I*, mill A|cm. W tv t !i |in,H»,Mlr»! white Jomiutls. nuidc. ri-ndereil vocal select ions, M |K | f«'«| Smith **f SiutiiM, \ X Douglas Kiser, of Mohitr, necompanied by Mr* Gemge All ntl'MlItriw YVI i f tlltfi'll •erved a* best man. Harold Tmdiy. , | iijhml I to* ti'ii hoiOM illif Mr« Jordan, of Oviedo, served ns Mrs, ll II t Mimloy. |Hri*l*|i nt * 1111*mi- »„ h,. riuiPMlm at groomsman. iinIvm! for of firi'ih M*|»ortv.whirh , |lt. , |(ll, f|n|n ,| .. »M f, no Mrs. Terry, mother of Ihe lh t l u . l v I In* . o 1i o m . u k : J l h ( | ih,, t,i M , h M \\ bride, wore a grey crepe dress It ihi vnom nmuuiim'il Mmt Mo with rhinestone trimming*, with elm, Will ........ ............... . , 1a... : grey accessories. Mr*. Ragsdale, for adults, espeeially lieginhei >, I ' 1 111 . mother of tho groom, was gown­ With Paul lltssell n* tench. I ''o-t. 'se, (...ll.. meeling ed in smoke blue crepe, trimmed Anyone inu rested 1* asked t . and turn iirmi were Mis. Illodie in Jet, v/llh while slid Idaek ae- call Mrs. Dawson. Williams. Mrs .1 It, Ctawford, rssorli s. Their eoraages were Mr*. II. W. Rucker, apenklng M i. .1 N Ar/aielto, Mrs. purple orchid*. for the Anier.can Red f r it ’s, I'resD’o Mti plieti mu, Mi I.. K, Immediately following the wed- appealed for afgtmns to tie mail’ Spencer, Mis W, ii. Nicholson, ding a reception was hr Id. Th ’ Mlid sent In tin- Allanla nlei Mis. Kd It W ill k i K. and Mr*. l\ hride's table, whlrh was overlaid Mis G. K. Glnii asked for ui> I" I lend’ I sou with H while cut-work rlnlh, was centered with the three tlerre.l I wedding cake, the lia*e of wtileh |V]rH. l i f t IK l l O S I t 'S S l l n p t i s t It ih U * C l a n s wa* sutroimded with while ear l o l O p i H i'o p a l ( i r m i p l i a s I v c jL iu l a r i M c c t i n ^ nation* nnd fern. Mr*. George It Terry presided at the coffee urn Ten girls were Misses Jeer Kl. Mink's Clinpi* i >d Holy 'J'lii AA'aII111in -t lift ilf• » In *i iff Pitta, III Tciry. Mis*.. Hetty ftu ■ 1'mss Kjoscnpul f tilil, ii no'I al the I 1 ( ‘Imui -I i till"t iifi Hri*ter and Roth Moore, of ’lie home iif Mrs \ W lee m il I in sfl.i v •V*Mint* ill 11* Im»fim rif .Inekson, and Miss Peggy Mllrhetl higldigld of lla 1 U'f(l>y, I M<» J'll |k A ’ lllllg Al i e, II.a of Lake Providence, .a being a try tin It An Milr .. talk ............ II I For going nway thebridewore /Immerioan on" T i n ’cinneli .Al I I't H !llllMKt !| I'.IVf lilt* Stall* IVesiclent Mrs, llorm* Is S|ioalu*r ? At Monthly L 'I Of Woman's ('lull a suit of grey anil Mack with Knletidnr" Mrs, Kir Ntrmi fUiviiU'i malrhing accessories. She worn ,Va » eohnsle** fur tin meeling the white orchid from the bridal Th e Rev. / . i n l i n e m i n i m m int- II*rvi 1111•i ui I11fmI h iin iw U*il in AIih jH iiy i’i \ h ||v Ah, Mr and Mr*. Frank It Mnr Neili had as their guest* for the past weekend, Mi. and Mr. A. It. t’olemnn of Florence, S. I'. Mr. and Ml*. Tony Pitrhfmd of Mt. Vernon, III. are winter ing here at Hie home of Mr. nn I Mrs. J. P. Iloltzelaw. t'nmdr. and Mr*, (i. II Pent,” ii have a* tlielr guest*. Mr an I Mrs. Paul D. Canfield, and then Soil, of Rich Hill, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Holier I Smith and their ehildren of Orlando *|” id Suiulay hi Sanford visiting ih,J . L. Hint family. Mr. and M l- . Wallei I. C r i i r i bad im their guest dining tlm holiday*, 'tr*. t’atle*’* molliei. Mr*. C E. l.iH'kett of Daw tia. Mr*. I Wegener of Cleat l.nke, tnwu I* spending aianrt two lomith* Itere wllh Iter son In-law and ilaughter. Mi an I Mrs. Fred Koldi. T H E SANFO RD H ER A LD ThurvHv, Jan. HI, D U P a ir • Mrs. Botcler Weds K. L Z im m ennsin Mi Flore me Smith Holder, ilitiitflHrr «»f Mr. and Mm. K. Smith, of Lake Mai y , and K*lwm*il I., Zimnu'iiiinn of Harmon*. Mil an<l Lake Marv were miurletl nr her horiie on fthri^tmn* even* 1illjj. It* v C ( ‘ White iu*l fui Hied the kitiiffIi" iiiii: eviettionv, in tho piP'i'lUe of Hu f.imily iirol a few i Io m * fiteiiifM f'lu ir oul\ at t*'mI \ ant* Wer*» Mr ami Mr-*, j it men riitshniV of S »nf oi *I Follow inn the ceiemonv frml* t ake and roffre \ •*?•• -served, Mu iIlk' thi' rvemnj* the ,'»'tiph* li'fl foi a tour of i i'll Mai a»id Nmiflieiu Florida Foi the if urn Mte tiri h* ‘ ho te ii itftnvfi nil , wtl li iii're4ui| it** <*f him :,iv tun and m i rtliid for no d ^O’l t 'M .ii;** Alt Fhv-d* out u mm* a p a w t'lue ust with lie*'* 'ttii't ii» »*■■! Aft at* ! Aft Zuiiim iimin p ' m to ut tk I ak*j Mai \ ih. ll Ivtitie Toni inv Kuhn Ueurd Oil It.vVP.AV. Show Totm»i\ Kuhn, |f», of \*-o V«»rk State, pul t o . first rhanrt* Mi hM ihriseii fo ld nf eodeavui \vJi»n ho iipp-eiH»'d S.itir dav iiKirniiii; n i iMiHHiricpi i«ii fhv the iill"’ 4 and f*ittfe-AHtioial Woman** (dull taleni how HVri Station W T IM l lie w.»« Dr. Clunles |V|.mo, a l li i i ’b l as |*feil l»V It imtall Itnhhin .. nf I <Ifli«•l Kuril Si hool, u ho hi i v t- a thr meeting of Hie I enlrnl i <indai iiiw)"Miii f i of ihe pioirram Ptmida tlptonietne ............ A! ii i: u et Joiie , H if a vv a lend held al llie Orange Coin I Unti l mm nnd ri (mu no -ofn i nhi i piano in (Irlaudn mi Tuesday Heli I ion were phi ved I*v Tom Mow ti , I Hen A dil* e, and Atm in Mis l lnii-i John ” ii at ■iv■d Menem!*'/ IVu'iir (%••»-»• tend hy tii’lai by nlatie fnnii Sratll. lo o pit Mi io-tnh ( d o n i |ii»fie-, Wash In visit her oudtiei. Mi. I \ ludfe Hitguei . Mari a Alvneii Mae Slteafer, ami fainilv al 11.1 der.* Alina t i vine jiimI .luatiltu Klin Avenue fin nin ut tim e Wynn f'ofoilni uni*. \v*i* ailtit week . hv Fill i ti ia 11 ti i im: t«oi, iaiorki lf|lloi*» Mol til Olid J o ' epti Melon Mt and M i .. .1 M Met n . kill iler lut 11 as tlirii giie sl r i-ii'id ic, Ton* ftow•i -tdoe ! ut *he l.ni Mrs. Mel 'askill's sister. Mis-. mono u w if It Mi* Id a llm ke v a.* Ma> V t.ee Harrison, of Lnkel ill I •"oipon vo *j: T ' vm popnlai limn* who spent ah,ait two week, here •»‘H Wi re unp hy Hu* S'|tdtci,,ll ‘ illllini' the Christinas Imlnlav olio ilit'hoh F ilin A’diho l y i o ’tti* |l| Ik'tfi'l **, .L raneMe Hatvey m d C pi, K i iiiirt h Kkiftfjti vv j* , liuuu I hum It ink mi N« w lafepf will o*< i »*« »*hf Iv im *» r m «Mn v I*1j v m, atolil ionrd off I n lay ,i ft u ipinii nl hn Mi im.l the tcii itMi Mt" I l» Skilli*a. C*|0. S k . i h i Ntiiiiutml ut si. M u ic ii. A h S I I K I M S I I I Mi l l h m ** lluiti** 'IV riih. I lie S.inf"t*l ShiiOe ( ‘lull t i l hold M . iepol,i« dinner meefmp at M i ', llfl'l ,\ ril|pf»D|| Hint « ll i I Mm Molire/llimi 11of*’| tlimit! 1 ciyt 11 ilrr n , J f . fv n it'll, Sunil ii *|I'Ml 7 im p 111. All Nnl.le • are feifiiedeil Sim? mu Im vo In ft Stlfiiliiv fui (h**ii to he pie »•fit I muiio in f.iiki'luml sifI«*t vi'ifiiiu lenmok'' I Hurt, nftei which lie lirn* with Mr*. Andi’i u»n*< |nn will ifn to hiifi.iitiit I ’ll V ivlote to* Mi i i M i h . Ii iimni! * I will he sf ,i I lulled willl th*' All Hurl. Franklin Howie and .lain, . Howie nf Charlotte, N l were gucslii nf Mr. and Me, L C limiter « n Tuesday at their Imme on Iteiudall Avenue Foi. !• Mr i« in I M m . Ji(. jiii*I Alt mid \|« ■ Ihn in no m 9 AAip will rnr iliiutf liter. Mm ill u 1ell it,1 A v cron* will leiive I«iiii«*rr«»w for Noiun lk, pm t of i |u| Mopnolm Ohio after vinitiiiK liete •liiMfn; Ion* an then pin* •!, M i > Wi||pm*i4 thr O n Mmin nvunoii with M u mother. All* (Ita? ten Sehrever, nf Mat»*ii*oneek. N A Mi* AA'ippmi Tep*«le*H purentn, Mr. utul Mi mol In? tit f it nt ho»|. h iv o l Allen, J. II. t'oulairii. ha\ o 11 ■eiillv let in tied tioioe from Mf*. Freil T Williams h i t** I to fit a iipe Mefionuil tto pita I in her KHfHt for the winter inorifln t tilohdu hei Hiller, Mm, IV W. Ill MUi'k I" l leful, Ilf Mvton S Sti1fkill'llw. of IVtonkf)’, Mleli. A| ho wtlilenii't at the home of M r* W illia m - staff in* H I INI Hi#' Tjiniftii T r i ll aie Mr. ami Mm. It Ik llllo .ll•im dihl f*M Ml* 1 "•it M 'Ii!»*lll , nf l.al*o I’leifsjtul. N U III* 1• *■Ml tffi • 1 im | » i* * in Y . uni N \ f ’lipl f ’lyde Hurt jl 11iv r.l t •eiillv flottl F* Milk fin t. Miioeiov end will -pend u tout lino tier< wilh hi- parenN. Mi arid Aft n («<i 1>iiiii>»Iii!i" J* Mi im Tu rn I'li, m il i'« (Hie H »*1 lit KdiiW I 1" f t A) tun t list t Its 1 t . t|i. II** io i.lL 1 t I IN I ■, * I I M il AA’ il |t ^ Aim in', lines 1111*n i 111*111. t <iMlurhil hollguct, Mr. nnd Mrs. ItngMilnle left nn a wrdrling trip to Florida. Upon their return they will mukr thrlr home at GtillW rl, Mis*. Aiming .. the mil nf-town guestfor Ihe wedding were Mrs Willi. Terry, of llnminnnd. (,«„ Mr Karl Mitrlirll and Mias Peggy Milchdl, n f ljtk r Prnvldeiiee, Im., Harold Jordan, nf Oviedo, Mr nnd Mr*. George II. Terry,- nnd *nn«, George and Hart, of Hlloxl Mr. amt Mr*. Douglas Kiser nnd daughter, Vicki, of Middle, Ain, and Mr*. Mavis tlnlllngswiirlli. Mr. ami Mr^. W. W. Ileatei Mr*. W, C, Mitchell, Hgl, and Mr*. Kevin Yarbrough, nit of Terry, MU*. — — — - — — -- -niinunrelurld nf Hie Arnlvtc Hie lai-un ss sea tin nl wUivK Krstivnl of the Central Ih‘tuiitry I tint* M*|inr Id wvt «* *1 tiv till' i„ he held in the Parish Him ■lass offi.ms n .Inn. 37. nl l:UU P M \ <li* Mr- \Kr'linm- ti.sk*,I f"t vul ilHaion wns hi Id nit Hu Church' mil, , i - f„i .•tvitig ••f•• bnu nl |mn*nrsliip uf Hubnn' 1,, t|nt’”t *>f bbunl » belt tie inr Ihe nrmed fun ■HIood K ml i held to ** ,Iiiii ' | At Hu i' oIti*III d*•n of tliv ooid Ii ditto| *I A "omihrr * mitolo i . itig Hie IiiihIchh nnd e" lue le ,, ptui-led SI,M<”,i- tnnminerd ervetl refreslimint, the ful Hie FI.....In ciittm >■' Mis .mu • inwing: Mr*. G. \V H<”*eet Mrs, t„ lie lut,I in Knufu'd Inn 3't l(ov Holler, Mrs. Amelin II nnd in, ||IHI Jl^ki'il f"' d»M|iM»f ’ Noble, Mrs. '1Toy Ray, Mrs I |„r Hu giunp Ituth Hcntt, the Rev Zimmerman. : Mis ............ Red i u ,. .-hair md vl*||or*. Mrs, I U Piiym*, I lliflll, ll Ml nidi I wool .ml iitki'il stul Mr*. .1. N. Rol.smi. Sr I member* l„ knit *.,mnei, mid -------------bring Hu.... it, Ihe nesl etas. P r o u h v lr iriiin g parly, when they life to hr HRWh ’ liH tl I i,,Kelber ,m.| .....I In tile velernm.' F l K h t N t 'W D l ' l l t ’O llS ho-iutnl A iniurwl wn. n l.. I made of members to hum: warm elnlhilnc I" he aelll l ” Hie Cm KllsC Mi* F K. Ilnlr., vile iiiesnlent, elected by the ini'mlu'iahlp uf HuFirst Prerdiyterinn Churrh nnd who wn* hi elmrge uf enter iheir name* went nntuuinrcd to >m ! i i i i i , - nl, direidi’il g u m , *, nnd Mra. Thmnns Vaughan wn* Hin»e present til n envered dish Mr*. Ilunsell tiv reipiest gave n hoates* til Nt. Catherine Chapter -upper held in the rdm-alimml gimi|i of , ending*. RefieslimelllM (it Ilnlu Cross KpUrnpal Churrh iiuitdlng nf the f'hureh last night. were served by the li'mteasre, at thrir January meeting hell Those selected were It. K. Mr*. Itnekey nnd Mis. Mnnre, on Monday afternoon. Mr*. W, K. (D irk) ................. .............. Aiken, Ruliert M. (IlnlH nsslalnl lie Mr*. A. C. Henson, Klrchhnff, dirertreai, rondueled jukrr! Ar'fhiir ih"’ Ynuiig, (!." (.. nnd Mrs. II. Ik Hmilli. Tlmse present were Mr*. Tnnv th(f mrntlfijf, liundorBun, Or. (!. L. I'rrimnii, W. An InterMtlng talk <m tlm v, Patrick. G. L. Redding and Di. Pitchford, uf Mt. Vernon, III., n former mendn’r nf Hie i-Ihn*. Mr*. "Chain of Mlaalona" wa* given |0hn Wilson, hy Mr*. Randall Chase, and Mrs T j,, Rbv, a . f:, Mrlniila, pustor J. F. Lewi*. Mr*. II. .1. Walker, llanry Mcl^aulln, Jr, led in ,,f the Church, served as modern- Mr*. Henry McCornvillc. Mr*. II. prayer. A t tnt tOMluilotnof th • ipr of the meeling with tiencrnl W. Rucker. Mrs. II. K. Iler-k, Mr* Im*Ineta meeting refreshment* j, (j. f|utrhl*i>n artlng n* clerk, II. G, Kniilli, Mr*. William*, Mr*. igon- served. • I Mra, P. R, Hlephenson and Charles W. M. Heidi. Mr*. F. II Hill. Those present were Mia* i Morrison led In the singing of Mrs, A. II. I.nvejny, Mrs. !l*nstll. Mrs. Jniler (,'auieron, Mr*. Margaret Harne*. Mra. K. I,. ( hymna. Hurdlrk,1 ____ Mrs. ______ Randall flhase. | The supper wa* »rrvrd hy the .?. T. Newley, and Mr*. It. "Tt. Mr*. C, l* deWolakl, Mra. J. I. ............................................... ........... Wiley. following: Mr*. C. G. Howard, AI*o Mr*. Ksalu Wilami, Mr*. Ingley. Mra. Klrehhoff, Mr*. K. | tuppor "rhalrmnn: Mr*. Chatle* 8. Kuhn, Mra. W. A. laiffler, Morrlaon, awlal rhalrmnn; Mrs. Rnla. Mrs. A. (!. Henson, Mr*. Mr*. MeLaulin, Mr*, H. I,. C. M. Iloyd; Mrs. Hut' Hiephen»on; W. P. Yealey, Mrs. Knnlce Dann. Perkins, Mra. Thotnaa V a u g h a n ,.......................................................... Mia. L. V. MeLaulin; Mra. 1- I. Mr*. (>. G. Glhlia, Mr*. It. C. Mra. H. Warren, Mrs. M. Frailer; Mra. J. K. Monger; Mr*. Mnnre, and Mr*. K. H. Itm-key. Mlnarik, and Mra. Jo« M. Gon- A. II. MfKauey; Ml*. K. V. T u r­ aalea. , ner; Mr*. K. A. Culih and Ml** Mary E. Karl* and Mis* Kcbcrra itrled friill* are different now­ HqDAHK D A N C E .Itevens. . aday* I They're mueh mure tender A Nolitre Danes will be given at than they used to tie due to tha Eplaeopal Parish Mans* on modern processing method* and Friday evanlng at 1:00 o'eloek. some of them need only the The "Shannon Trio " will furnish shortest rooking time. muale for tha affair and L. II. Wynne will he caller. The Central Florida Symphony (loataaaH from Holy Cross A sweet potato topping tnsliu Churrh having rharga of tha dance Orchestra will open it* second giMid over a casserole of creamed season With a concert at thn Or­ ara Mra. 0. Chase, Mra. Gaora* vegetable*; mash boiled sweet D. Bishop, Jr., and Mra. Roy, F. lando Municipal Auditorium at potatoes’ with hot milk, melted IRUA tonight with 70 musicians flymea. Jr., and all thoia fni.rbutter or margarine, and ail egg. •atad In square dancing ara we! under their distinguished conduc­ ................ a -I, . tor, Yves Chard no. j Maestro Chardon h«* aalactod Flavor a white satire with dry for his. Mtnlng program Berlioa' mustard, paprika, and Worcester­ Roman Carnival Overture, Cop- shire sauce .when you are plan­ City, three dances ning to u m It over vegetables. T Three-Cornered the Eroka Bym>van. heard in Orlando again with Far.jajrt will be the rucelo, Tagllavlnl. of tha, Metro! scheduled for tha _ poliUn Opera Co., ae aololit. He Mr*. Vaughn Hoaten* To Church Chapter 'S r* Z Z T JZ . w. Symphony Orchentra Opcnn 1952 ScaHon Style 1817 12-10 Style 985 12'/, In 21'., Solid broadcloth with chcckcil Hitiglmm Hide drapu ami lart;u pearl liuUim t. 12.95 « iltilLi*1! m Hi A t -' L ^ BB - vl'-'-j • a _ �N Okay S t Louis Offer For Training Field By Alan Maver San An Missions To GROAT THE GREAT Train Here If Nec­ essary Housing Can p , e t f S H O A T or DUKE, Be Made Available Tin 1 City opened I he way fur Hie Ban Anlonlo Minion* to luAI Hielr ipring training operation* In Hau ,‘ord when the Clly Com in In loner* Unanimously voted to accept the four requirement* »ct down by Jim McLaughlin, St. Louis Brown* farm director, ycitarday, ThU step did not assure San­ ford of obtaining San Antonio since the Millions are not ready to com­ plete final arrangements. In a meeting at the new Muni­ cipal Stadium, M r McLaughlin presented these four necessary concessions: 1, The city repair and maintain B n tha field. t. Locker room facilities and Use of park In lie provided by the city. 3. Free use of lights for exhi­ bition games 4. lliglit to all gale receipts ex ceptil for 10 rent lux which will go to Hut City Acceptance by Son Anlonln, how­ ever, will be ronllngcnl on two thing*, namely, whether adequate housing can be provided 40 odd players and Sin Antonio's final agreement to come here, Mr Mc­ Laughlin staled. The housing problem loomed as a big one when an linproinplu sur­ vey conducted by Forrest Breck­ inridge and John Krlder revealed the present hotel spare available In the City was inadequtae. Mayor William Slernper express­ ed the desire of the City Corn miss­ ion when he said, " I certainly would like to see u training club here us well as u local club, if wc cun work out the details. A solution seems possible." Mr. McLaughlin nest with May­ or Stamper. Krlder, llreckonrldge. City Commissioners John Ivey ami John Kader yesterday afternoon at the new stadium fur (ho first lime to look over tho facilities, flu was favorably Impressed with Hie park but was dubious about the hous­ ing. Mr. McLaughlin told the group ‘they could expert 40 players ami probably many more people to come here. Ha said some players bring their wives while sport writer* with scouts will also accompany tha team here. Mayor Stamper questioned Mr. McLaughlin about Iho possibility of arranging a working agreement ireeinenl for the Sanford baseball club with Iho Ilrownles which Mr,., McLaughlin ■•Id. THE BLUB D e v / L G C A P T,\ jH /S WB/P/HG U P O N E o r th e G R EATSG T C O U E O /A TC career* or all T/ME-fiC c c r 7h B A SK E TB A LL'S H O /' T H E a n ? CPORT /-V WH/CUHE'O Ptc E/Uep ALL-AMERICA ftccooH 'r/oM - P e P o r c PECO M ’N u •Sf/ORTG PO p f Oft P O K E HE H A P A POZtM 0/O LEAGUE OTTERS WAO C H O G S R HO. t A T H U F O iT BY THE COLLEGE R ^E R A LL COACHES P ic k * , SMALL By Rope ftH CAGE GTAMCMRPG, Be/Mo OA/L/ 6 Peer tBlIHimtlJ tg Klag ^»<lfnr«k (gaJtntfl Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Cntries L A S T NIGH T'S ItHHUl.TH s-ih n t 11 vea;— l uiurii) riiusi su.a ;> <mi|j)iii,I Slit I, y II-ll>, ml, 1 J -lln w k Je rry j i . su « iu i l « lu ll S.IU S*iu x K c n x n n t<■1:—a/lu ih * Mil* Tim . 1 ax 1 I M r.i limit Hulls iniMhl.l 4 r* s M r I 'm < )<m I 'n u lr m h cm l.n d I IU 1 ] Id S SU u iiin u i* L n liril n i i i i i i M A n a — a / m ill* 'r i m e I IIX I IftW friN lt -H iir I t IlN lV iiftM r •j i n K in** ii t m u ’I II HI * im l* Iff! r» n n j j k h m j m • M i l l 1111 1 :— a m i l l . t i n . r i m . 1 ;ia.:i I Kimmix Halil S CO l.m I uu 6 iliu m . <1 la S VI 7 llll n( Induiiil S SI) ( jij Inli-I.i 11- A > U U Sn Jayhawk Tallies 25 Points To Average At 27.1 D H LAN D (Speeiul) Tieannual fuidlnill nward* liaiiquel of the Stetaun "S" Club will ba In-Ill Sutii11In>- ut Hotel Putnam, President Kerlilll Colilo hiiIiI tndny. 'lltN III lia r IT— SIIKH I til I4M|} Records Fly When Miami Dumps Fla. Southern, 106 To 43 Tlie initial huski'tbull game for (tie HVIIS tigers met with double sucres* lust night. Huth boya and girls piled up a neat little victory over Hie Cnsims Academy. Ku*tls girls wnn 33 U with llore) Kelly burning Hie nets for 14 points. Hugh Kicks dropped u total of 18 polids Into the net* to sour the in,, s point* to a 4(t 13 victory. The Kustls team wilt travel to Cocoa Wednesday and to Titusville Friday to play the learns there The KVIIS louche* boast of their 20 game* schedule for the season, The Imy* will play 21 games be­ cause they are Invited to play in u tournament in Urlando Idler in Hie seafton 1 MIAMI uh - The University of Miami Hurricanes wrote a new record Into their basketball books Wednesday night with • 108 43 de­ cision over Florida Southern Col­ lege. ('apt. Sy Chadrnff of Miami dumped in 10 Meld goals and 13 free throws for a total of 44 points, su all-time Miami record far an individual player. He also scored more point* than all Florida South­ ern players combined. Miami took tha lead at the start and Florida Southern did not score until nearly six mlnules had elapsed. The game broke a three-game losing streak for Miami and made the Hurricanes' record 5-3. It was F.4U U W K H their first victory in state compel I TA I.I.A H ASSKK (Siiucial— Tha lion this. 1**1041. Florida Southern Ftiirlila State University basket* lull . 11ninI iiromptly forgot Its New Year’* resolution to "win a game" urn) dropped It* elavtnth in n iow to Loyola of tha Boutfc nt New (lilean* Hfitunluy night. Tim Seminole*’ next opponent will lie Univuisitv of Miami there this coining Haturilay evening. Flotlihi State was never in th-i Lull giitnu al New Orleans ua thJ Member* uf the i-lnli, fmittiuII player* and a few gueot* rlnsi-lv connected will) tin- (ru m an t (heir wives mid dlllcii UU' Invited. (Ill tilh 11 Iny wilt lie (he Tnilger- liongry Loyola Wolfpuck, uul to lne itmvI team tiupliy mid tin- bleak a Ill-game losing etreak of must valuable individual trophy il* own, lend from thu opening wlm li was won by Hill .lobn*nil. whittle. I.oyola wnn In front 14-7 I up* to tie pie i-uli'l illi lllil'- ill I In- end of liu- flist qiimter, HO­ I In' In I .mill Klk-» Tiupliy to lie- IK ol tho half uml 55-117 ut tho llilec-quinTur mink. ( , k id laiU ii himt oulKlutidliu' HIi -Imoii line* iimu in i he Tmigi-iiue Ilow I uud Fischer of Heller.liilig, llliliunA) two uther* \ hiili will la- un- w«* lop ncurere for tile Semlnolt.l with III |ioinls, folluwi'd by Irv iioimcvd at (lint time. Certificates tiiilidilt'for timnliv; (Jiiinn of Staton DlamJ. N. Y,, H; Captain Bob tvbltmer o/ will lie given each mini making with Be ml, I n<L, and To m MeIds letter In fool hull and speeini South Lmiglilin of Madison, ImL, with 7 s ix r n 11 n 1 ;— a link* m i . T im . 1 a:lil I llo ltim Hi I mli t JS III H SU 1 Ml eltntintis will In- iin-tinted «m till* each. I Hnmttur I'olllim bun S.Sli pimple, i I .inly D u rry 3 in tinder "business” will liu list* (p ll'il.lit ( J - l l I I I 30. V IN C E N T LEADS 1final nnpearnm-c a* president of X K V Ii V r il I I i l l:— A lfllh* M il. ST. PETERSBURG iri - Dixie T lt n .i thn cltlli by Coble, wlm will be Tennis Tournament Champion S VI. J u r y n au Mill I SO 1 iliilil I •i t ■ Muliy s Vi r> no Uinilimted laR-r this month, lit- Tony Vincent downed first and will turn tile gavel over to II. ,1 . I Jo lly llu rry 1.4U round opponents in Florida UiilM l.lit l i st 117 ail Leathers, vli'e-pri-siilent, who will second West Coast Tournament play here s u n ir r n n i n : — a m i l ,, m ii. serve for the remainder of the 'rim . i aa.i Wednesday. Vincent Is third seed­ i iim Ui> in an i in i .uii yenr. ed First-seeded Gardner Mulloy, 7 II hiu li lli-llii 1 IU 3,00 Miami, and second-seeded Bnd»i| 1 T n l Inn &30 GOLF TIIIIPR NKY ljullili-ln 14-7 3 131. HI. Putty, New York, ore schedule* C LFA ItW A TFD Mi -M ia m i's for lheir first-round matches today. M A T H liars: — n-ln iku M il. T i m . I iixa Hill Ktembler and Arnnld Mlnkley 1 lutily III|(|I« 13 SU 3« )II 13 011 s T h i v . I I iih Mlko 3 lu s.lli with n 341-33— (ta led o field of 3d I llnllliy’u M ln liik . 1 311 lleil Feiitln-r, Mi-tnr l l m , Mnrl ini MN’ITI II I IT V -l. links M il. tjllllllfilil lti- •> |37 Oil. teams qualifying hero Wednesday W a ll, Ilea ll iippy, ,Mn llnmt ii, Hliaplro, I ' l . v - i h u r r y . Iliitln-r H nr prlsi-il. Fu ll Hlvle, N m l h e r i i I'eli for tho Stole Amalour Four-Ball, Best-Ball Golf Tournament. Match 3 SU t 00 T tiV ril II tri-e— SIIIII- roars. III an I.IIU begins today. Low score of Il.s's Trioiiilii, Train, For.si.r, play 4.4(1 IHi Imiil Muss, Jilt, Il's lltsnl, Pop- either partner counts as the team's pn, lli-iiilly'M (11(1 score on each hole/ TO N IG H T ’S KNTItIKS El II S T n a i i U — Eolurlly Wssli, air Hhot, tir.srn Man, Dell* lluln, Hminu’i lllfl, llut N1 (lone, lluwtly Trnulil.s, Hnl|iii«r. sKtunp itac’H— a/i4ia. Mtm . American I'usi, lio.c, ilialiunc, I'ltrame, rmldy's Hull., Uay ills. Da* Hl.ji, I,llile Trump. T lilH Il H i r h — n /liltSs Mile T i m . I im 0 I M i l l . M u ml it UU 7 Alin V l t U 4 1‘iiiiiMinnil g u lidvla u - 7 ) |)a o ». lob Woodruff) director of ath»■ at tho University of X M . *n **l,l*t*nt coach Karl Hlalk at West }*uJni In Stetson To Hold Annual Football Dinner Saturday Leo Darocher SANTA MONICA, Calif. I* -T h a selection of tha Naw York Oianta as the comeback champion* of IBM wat hailed by Manager Leo Durncher today as "another won­ derful honor for a great bunch of guya." P a t n i , , 1 The peppery pilot of tho Polo r e t a i n Grounders paid this tribute to his men: "I never saw a team with more determination nr will to win." NKW YORK u*s - Clyde Love Which explains the New York­ lotto, towering University of Kan­ ers' surge to the National League sas center, dunked 23 points pennant against odds so stagger­ through the hoop against Oklahoma ing that 105 out of 214 sport* writ­ In the Jo> hawks' only game last ers and sportessters picked it as week and retained his lead today the No. 1 comeback In the Asso­ as the top major college basketball ciated Press' annual poll. individual scorer. "Tha Giants weren't the greatest Figures of Iho NCAA Service I've managed or ployed bureau disclosed that In 11 games team with," said Durncher, "but I've Hie six foot-nine, 235-pound Love , Jr. , . , . . 1 — , never nau had or *e«n seen one one wnn with mure mure lullu liflil a v ira gtd 27.1 pointu fu wofo rpalltf urpiil ond . Thflv Tt the team rated No. 1 for the last w<,ri' r y i r *“ 1' anfl uul two weeks In the Associated Press The Giants’ feot of winning the puli. dropping 13Vb gamaa baClosest to tllg Clyde (through flag aftar the Dodgers In August aarnad games of Jan. 5) Is Itob Pettit, hind a total of 549 points In tha Louisiana Slate rookie, with an them AP poll for tha greatest comeback average of 25.1 polnla In nine by a team or Individual In 1151. gamea. Since tho NCAA figures Jersey Jot Walcott's knockout of were compiled, however. LSU play­ Estard Charles for tha heavy­ ed Vanderbilt, and Pettit was held weight boxing title was rated sec­ to only to points, his lowest of the ond, with 137 points. season. Thus, In 10 gamea, Petllt'i Other leading comebacks (on a average has dropped unofficially 3 2 1 point vote for the firat three to 212 points u night. Hick Groat of Duke ranks third places); 5— Bobby Feller, baseball, In Ihe nveruges with a 24 3 mark, 52 points: 4— Stanford, football, 47: bill leads In lulu! points with 340 5— lien Hogan, golf, 40; 4— Chicago In 14 games, laivolcltc, has 288, White Sox, baseball. 53; 7— Ray and Pettit 232 In games Ihrough lloblnson, boxing, 33; I — Auburn, football, 17; 9— Joe DiMagglo, Saturday (In World Seriea), It; Ik-himl Groat are Mark Work­ baseball man of Wr*l Virginia, with a 24.1 to— Detroit Lions, football, 11. average; Kd Mlfier of Syracuse, 2( 0; and Chuck Darling of Iowa, 23 3 ( ’rooms Cuffera Lose Twin-Hill To Eustis i Laft forward Gerald Covington has scored 52 points thus far this season to lead all Seminole eager* In total point* with Jimmy Smith running n close second having fit tallies. Tho rangy center Wise Hardin ranks third with 42 point*. Covington llkewlio pace* all Celery Fed hoopstvrs In tho perrentage column with 10.4 point ■varage per game. Smith la right behind with n 10.2 and Hardin aland* third with an K.-t murk. — Smith top* the Seminole* In /laid goals with 22 while Covingten has made Iho most free throws with 12 . m a jo r . COLLEGE ftCOR/HG M A R K v n rtf 8 3 / P O / H T G HE ALGO G E T a s e w rfte e TH R O * Hi g h V//TH Z 6 / a. u n "ft Is gelling late for Dial, hot 3 1 1 « » i t r l i r i f f H I t 2 .« 0 t i l l ft i ilium m i n i ' « H I I it might be arranged." i j I I I H i ll I I I 1 1 ‘JJ f i n nn. The tlmwnlo farm director said H A II.V 1 M »t I I I . 1 ; M t i ’i t i l i t i l & M ;ithat eahthlllon games might bring rllu 111>1«• mi 11 |uiM | a » . mi 1 < • 1 ill'll u t i l : — a iiiih i n i l . ft squads of the Detroit Tigers, T i m . 1 US. I Washington Senators and Iho class * in -,, vviiiii,»vi’> as no 1 a sa a io I M U II HI triple A Toronto teams to Sanford I Hill, Hum IJ,m il. 1,1 i l x > n i l . *11 lo play San Antonio i Vmi 1 ■> it•• r, su Covington Leading Celery Fed Scorer e Lovelette Retains National Scoring Pace In Spree Red Sox Slogger Ted William* < Is Recalled By U. S. Marines (Edward Everett Horton, Holly­ wood’s great comedian will appear in person to star in the hilarious comedy "Springtime for Henry," thu opening show of the first sea­ son of the Central Florida Drama bow In the Winter Dark High School auditorium mi Wednesday evening, Jan Id. The Drama Fes­ tival, under the management of John Huntington, well known New York manager ami producer, Is icheduled to continue over a per­ iod of ten weeks, bringing to thea­ tre lovers in the areu plays that have highlighted Broadway sea­ sons, starring famous personalities of stage and screen. Lake Worth Golf Tourney Reaches Semi-Final Round PALM BEACH 'ft - Three Palm Beach residents and a man from Connecticut will meet today In the semifinals ni the Lake Worth Men's Amateur Gblf Tournament at the Palm Beach Club. Jack Waddell, Palm Beach Ju­ nior College student, Is paired with W. A. Pagan of West Palm Beach, and John Peel of Palm Beach will play Hill Markham of Kaslhoiupion, Conn. Wuddell upM-t former British Amateur Champion Hubert Sweeny of Palm Beach, 4 and 3, In Wednes­ day's 18-hole quarter-final round, while Pagan ousted Myron Fried­ man of MnplewiKKl. N J.. 3 and 2 Peel defeated George flasmtissen of Palm Beach, 4 and 3, uml Murk ham, tho 1830 Connecticut stute amateur champion, eliminated George It. Gay of Fori Luuderdolc, Fla., 2 and 1. Joe Graboski of the Inillanapoli* Olympian* In the NBA wa* • ball Imy with the Chicago .Slag* when the leugue wn* formed six year* ugo. BOSTON^ tT Williams. baseball's lop >P salaried slugger, has ' been recalled by (he U. S. MIrinas _ will and. If physically fit, probably be lost' to the Boston Bed Sox until ha reaches the comparative old age of 35. The 1100,000 plus performer is one of several hundred former Ma­ rine flyers being called back as replacements for Korean veterana duo active service lelcaics. Deport* from Marine headquar­ ters In Washington were that Wil­ liams, now 33. will report at nearby Squantum for a physical examina­ tion on April 3. If found fit, ba will go on active duty on May 1 for at least 17 months. That wuuld like him through most of the com­ ing American League season and Tor all uf 1853. "If Unde Sam wants nie, I'm ready. I'm not any different than the next fellow," Williams phoned General Manager Joe Cronin from his Florida Everglades fishing re­ treat Wednesday night. “ But I'U go through all of tha spring training and I'll stay with the club 4nd await further orders," Williams added. But Williams’ chsncas of passing tha Marines' strict physical testa for its flyers ore considered du­ bious In that service's local circle*. Ted fractured the head of the radius bone in his left elbow during the 1950 All-Star game and the resulting surgery nas hampered that arm's extension and mobility ever since. He stilt requires the attention of therapeutists. Williams missed three seasons, from 1843 through 1845, because of World War II service. He qualified as a Marine flyer at Chapa! Hill. N. C., and Pensacola, Fla., and carved a* an Instructor at Pearl Harbor. Washington reported that Wil­ liams was being recalled as a cap­ tain, Ilia rank that would entitle him to about )600 a month com­ pensation, Including allowances for dependents ami previous service. He Is married and the father of COACHES M E E T AGAIN A T L A N T A </Fj — Baylor and Gt'urglu Tech have never met un Hie gridiron but their coach** have. These two teams will play in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day for the firat time. However, Jacket's coach Bobby Dodd and the Bear's mentor, George Snucr, will face each other for the second time. Dodd's Tech squud defeated Kansas, then c< ached by Sailer, 20-14, in the Grunge Bowl game of I04H. Piqie Gregory X X H I In 1582 In­ flux a 2-5 murk uml Is /el to win I stltuted the reformed Julian cal■<ndiir In use today. against state teams. i.'luti, Druumflno, (situ*. M ilo , Mmurt lappy H v .n i, Ghost W rite r, “Golden Girl” de, Cerllna. LMRy , Trump, jtapUloji. N » w r * W y fee y w H o e e e -a o w ready toe you to drive— lb# tor-advanced new 1953 Stodakaketa that all America baa been waiting toe I TONIGHT—FRIDAY BUD LOU ABBOTT ead COBTBLLO impeded by T h e y 'r e d e e k m m I beautifully proportioned new Btudebakera— with a swept-back aerody* namie graM oltiaa you're aura to love oat ■ifbt. Greyhound Gut It on the air tonlta ovar WO BO at 4:10 With all tha 'dope' an the does ot tha Orionda-Sontord Ktrmal d u b A n d M ae t< UK, the daringly difareat da. etgatog o i tbaaa nawaat Stude baker atyla Kara A<W* Jergena TOR A BETTER BUT-BETTER BEE i* H i lOVI Of A WMMM INN d l N MAUTYI m. — Plus — Cartoon— “Sno Fun" Novelty— "Wanderer’* Katurn" fVtlAiA ,A new Champion in the low price field And Cl*v»r, HuhiX lluitiMir, Lovely TODAY & FRIDAY A new 120'horsepower Commander V 8 y Tip, ilmirly Ac lion, Link lua, OPENS 13:46 D A IL Y t w a'lttira.tfw r T H R A l ’H — S / lftk * FLORIDA STATE T THEATRES £ 1952 STUDEBAKER 4 and 104ft. Nil* £ J . T t t C Sinew he Joined tb* Jfi 1999 Williams, the majors' last .400 hitter— .406 tn 1941-U reputed to have received more than 000 from Owner Totq Yawkey In 10 seasons. His top salary was 1113,■ 000 In 1950. . * Williams Is unsigned for 1953 and, most likely, haa not dona any dickering over next season's term*. Cronin, following the club's p«Hry. declined to discuss any prospective financial negotiations with Wil­ liam*. But It can be taken for granted that Williams will be under another six-figure contract, flexible undoubtedly, whan ha reports at Sarasota for training on March 1. NEW GREYHOUND > a �wc_ iro » f v / MJ I i i i l£,l T IIE SANFORD nERALD Thursday. Jin. 10, 1932 Pate Legal Notice : 1 n u t i r *i 01 i i r o r t h i : . M M II II nil IM. ( llll*I It l.\ ron «*» HIMII.I. I III AT%« l> l'HA M ’liH \ Ml. TMI. I'W K I.I \ M c \M1*1 Git. lUiutirr VP. ij T t i u We Will Buy Late Model Ford Pick-ups And Ford Cars 19:19 Ford ri.onin% . IlK ltM W W lH '.f W. H. Rebuilt .Mutur, $:M5 (iiiml Tlfv* $550 TRUCKS I.. W. II. Stake 1912 Interiuitional $1150 W Truti*., M2(i x Lit) Tire*. New , $1495 I f Kuril Plot form 1! Sp. 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I,|| K in 'll II I, III.I f .1 $.7III 03 ( I N K N M 'K l»* ditiiiiii iii *|iiii i |'ii ll.t l.iu/ii w ork Will (like TINT. Mil I ... *k* IV "‘I. A l . l . I S I T S Vi*lc bniiic V3i(b kilt In ii |•11vi Hcfisunoltlc It.,'. > K i.e K*t"in* K'.imI, will pive !'• m,,ulh mute*, Spreiul. i S c m . e, l.itin win runty. See \l I ymi nl Sunm il D i.k .m lt. m . I l.ttiheir. f-.I.I Kle. III. I '" II" . Mile'll,>llll W A M RII —a G lllp e u te r A til ."'e y, I'hoi, V.. I'hune 112. COM \| ur hi » I t . K N K H A I . Kle. 1 1 ic 1 1 . f. i*.v nl.ir, M I 'S T K I N D filliil'd u 'd n p m I " " '" t I >. lit", mu. tu . ii . ft. 2 Iiii tv \ eKet.ihle Idn*. I*. I.. KI 1.1 I' i.iiu . ft.I lent w h c li' ii d llh l llll.l dui* I'li.tl"' til. -Y lluule I, S.inlit 11; •* litriil iifi.l f ic c v v '.puce tile nlluw c.l. Dull llltlc i. I'liutt" M.ilv #.'121103 Se. il ut Sunfoi I fur,I HH!I ut 7HI It Klcctrie t'.i, I Hi MiiKindiu Ave. I ’ AItl'KN I l it WIIHK J1 I'hune 112 . Fur ipiiek tepnir p.l.-, >,r .mull Heal Knlale Kor Sale — 3 T o r (JIIA I.IT Y Navel .V Temple Iniildiiip, Cull I iii. 1112 M I. llinuui'M, white K pink Mm ill GAIIINKTS, Cuunletn, I Tiplmtirds. W e hove new limptc* on.I tiD f lD Siedli'CH pi ii pi'f i ult #1 30 IiunIii'I. G. Vail, Wuodwrorkiiig. 312 Sun" Id hmi*cn uvuiluldc w ith ini I'm ked fui iliipm. nl. |2.(>0. fui.l A veilin'. I'lmiie ill.'t-J. liicdluti' pueec'iilun, in uiic, two Ki- <1 W. Ihitl i'li..lit* I’.'.hl J. HAIM A ToKS Cleaned und rem ill three l.r.In . him *. I'VI’KW IUTKH, I ' ii.Ut wuimI .Stun.I pirn..I Cullen Hii.llnli.r Simp N u w T w u Ih'.liuuin Inline, im i.l.rii ■H.l I’ieu like new. $126.00. 211'v K,i*t .’lid. Street. I'hune cu n x lru iT iiill, e x tra lurue lot, lt. ,.mi 7117 Hiinfnid Atlantic No130-W. excrllcu t locution ■ lu*c in. lu. mil Hunk. Priced 1 111,3110.00. K m*y term*. MISS 31 SlltK KNGI.ISII Ile niitlfh l T w o lli.dliioiu Iiiim ic , in MOSS PICKKHS tu clear thick uuk prove fm nil"*. Gull Albert linn,I eiigrnvllip mi nilverwore, M n y fn ir ori'ii, pi iced low fur Km* lit 377 \V ur IH07-W-II m wotehen, l.rucelets und liuimi Iniini'dinte *ole. I.llit'iu l term* 1327. plutes. 112 K. 2nd. I'li. GI7H-J. con lie orruiiK i'd. 1 hove on tim uiuully Kuo.I m il.ur- IK•3’ With xrnutcr or blcydu tu deliver T n in|>ii r.luming Tribune lion Inline, cluxM to the city with N IITIC K .liny W.K.S e o 111,mid. oil iu u i Ii t i i enlivcniriice*. eon In' In........ tii « ii,tui a* pie|iuruil. |ititrlio*i'd furniiiliiHl und reody $Mo lt|i. Willinin II. Miirruy. k— a h t i c l k h W ANTKM -« tu muvo in. T e rm * . I I I I Celei V liv e . I hove di'elrol.le lunch Iu ih I h from Mri. IV. II. Krmnrr We buy, veil A Irodii lined 00 Mere* tu 2000 orree. I ol*>i I fm nil lire. Wllnun-Muler Kmn- _______303 M) rile \ i rnlie_______ hove eiiinu lurue rmiche* w ith ' Gii. 'Ml K. Ixt. I'huiie 03M. 13— Im pruve.l iduiited poxture* on.I i w -It,lie AirTOM tlim .KH — IJ 1 ~*— in •tiH'ked w ith cottle. 7— l'eln-Llve*luck-Hll|ipllr« — 7 B EN T A GAR. (I drive it by day, r. w in MUON. sit.. intoK i :k week, ur aannun. K.upliah Fonla 119 Sit. Park Avenue I'hune I 2HI ‘I’D IMIS'— recently fresh cuw, •ml American Kurds, sedans, gentle. Hung* mid T.H. tented, alutlun wagon* and convertible*. (live full liutolln. Nu Inieliieas Htrlckland-Morrlaon. Inc., B. dune Friday evening* ur SnturA. II. I.OKMANN Klrat Hf. doy*. Phone Hnnford IM46-W-I. Ilex. IIKAI. KST A IK llruk.r 2730 Orlando Mr. Hanford, I'h. 9(9 A G O O D 'M ILK Gow. gives 2 gal. 27 MOI1KL f-K O H D ; miviL~Mr*. Alma Gody, 27th St. 2 block* milk, now be fresh In June; west of Hnnford A ve . NKW 2 liedroom houaa, everyul'u mala calf, $200 00. A. II. thinic ruuiny. Ilrceieway A OnSikes, 1603 Mellonville Mcllutiville Ave., j ||,|t) DoDGK, Hiulio, llentvr, New Hike*, ra«e Port, twu big lota. W. 24th n.'iith of Hull Park. , paint, Good Condition. $778.1)0 nt Mnplc. H E L P W A N TE D , 04'1"1 ' TMKHCIJHY lmwm/o v ............. .. T IF It la IIKAI. KH TA TK. wiiither — ,1 1 two door sedan. you want to hoy ur aeil, are, 11KLI iVANTKM — 3’oung man a* I Kxcellent condltlun. $1360. Call J. W. H A L L. H K A LTO H ...................................... Albert KIM* ut 677-W or 1627 mle.i clerk. Knowledge of tiro# Florida State Hank (Ground or 1807-W 3. _______ A lobe* preferred. Stvndy cmFloor) Phona 17B8 pluyment. Group Insurance. Va MHO— 2 doer P lym o u th . G uod cun* cation tiltluii. I'hune 02II-J. ■—— . - ^v~ Htora* UHEAM IIOMKHI (2) W a s # # I*— T lt AILKHS — It Mayfair flection, 2 bedroom*, almoat new, tiaalrably located, m o ” SPARTAN Manor, fully W A N T E D F O U N TA IN H ELP •vary daalrabla feature. 114,600 equipped, excellent condition, Ban uinta Section, li Bcdrooma. Good working condition*, good •leap* four, 3 room*, extra prawar conatructlon, aplemlld equipment. Dodson'* Ho. Park pay. Saa Mr. Fauat at condition, beautiful anacioua Av#. Trailer Court, 8anfonl._ ground*, quick aala (12,600.— F A U S T ’S DRUG HTOKR T R A IL E R — 26 feet, good conill* SKMINOLK HRALTY tlon. Dreamwold Trailer Park. 1910 Magnolia A ft. Phona 27 I l' ^ �\ — — — /M*«W 1 Et-v. w* ■ L O V Z ff * A * iwn t QUANTITY Low PricesEveryday W Specials f oo! r ig h t s RESERVED m Corn-Fed, Rib End, Coin PORK ROAST * 49 M in w i'u w m E. 3rd-214 E. h i Sanford, Florida PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, , Low Prices *V Everyday Specials Too! Center Cut Roilon Buh Picnl: Style Sunnylnnd Pure Pork CHOPS Pork ROAST Pork ROAST Pork SAUSAGE Lb tb Lb .IAN. 12th Ultoa )■»« hiv ear "IHHIIT*" lifeilr IVrl |eu*re a»*1lag I he I Vi t fieri money r a n h n t ! All r i r e e e aprl !■! hat to ol trimmed «ff in miko earn inn |rl )utir munry'e woHfc, I nit! U.S. ‘CHOICE’ Eat-Rite 1 P©rk&Beans BEEF oi.cnY Brand 7” Cm! Rib Roast 1 Qftiick Roast Platt Stow Frasft Hamburger old U a . (in ld Mt. Vermont Sliced Or. "A", Dretxrd ft Drawn 303' Can Ginrcry Tomato Soup 10'/2-o i| Can s Flu. Crystals Factory I'ack Poundi V Fozx Pure Strawberry | PEACHES Preserves BUTTER v 29* 12-.U, « ... C C J S o u th ern G old Kay Natural MARGARINE CHEESE Superbr'd Or. A, Med. Sktpt Donald Dick Pnanat 12*oz. Glau Tente O'See 11rd Perch or Cod COLORED O rd e r! Stokoly Oalif. Pound Cream Corn “DEL MAIZ“ Brand No 3 0 3 Cans ORAHQES Lb Beg Juicy We*tern Winasaps 2 Lb.. 28c Red Drops 2 Delicious 29c lb*. Onltry «•* Yorks 16c In Mesh B i i i Yellow Cooklne Onions 8 Yorks 26n lb*. Red R liu I-LB. CAN per. S lit Deodorant Plua Tax Veto each 25c at. s i t Coticre Tooth Powder each * . 43c Order! Ferdbeek M r Bohms 2 Bath Hex 27 c Large Box Spre SPROUTS each 49c p'“«Ts L •tK B 2 k ito ta |i p e a o Dog Food Laundry Soap - Your Chokel lfc 3le 3 lb.. 39c Juiee I TT e s _ — Dlsleiu Whole 99e I Quick-Frozen Lillie Acte \ f m n ‘ Pkgi 3 9 # I Pan-Bedi QQC Shrian »« BUY OKRA tMilsne TURNIPS , H .v y Milana OOLLARDS Your Choicil BIG. TOP Orange tyftaralade Peanut Ratter lR*o#> Gkwe J t CANNED DwrM Urge I om sms* R fi Ln Btag-A-Soog 1*..: ■; - Lb. Box 99L < fC WESSON OIL Large lea lb.. FOZZ CASHMERE I Duncan Hines Orungo Rtvttf Brand Lf. Johmon k Johnion EUby Ponder I “ f ™ * SUPER SUDS Bouquet Toilet Soap B Str’berries 4 P ' Nd 1 Tell CASHMERE 29c D ixianu o r R ubo Donald Duck Sandwich Grocery 3 Lb. Sweet Juicy Patriots 3 u. 26c Dressing VAC. P M ! 2tb.. 45c For Cooking ria. I’aical Donald Duck Salad With $5.00 55* Pound -Ap p if s Sweet. Juicy, Fla. \ 2T Pound New Emperor CHASE & SANBORN 86c lb. IN QUART! RS l’ltilli|w' Delicious With $n.oo 89c Lb. 73o Lb. 39c lb. Bacon u. 69c Qulck-Froien Young Tom Filial u. 38c Hickory Kweet Sliced Turkeys lb. 59c Tint* O'See Dreaied Bacon Lb. 49c Whiting lb. 19o Or- A, Quick-Fro.-mt Chicken Small Meaty Ml Ik-Fed Soiled Sparnribt lb., 49c Books' 2 lb.. 49c Vest Rout Lb. 69c F ie ld Peas & Snaps POUND Lb45c ' mC Ntbitco Haney Maid Greenwood Sliced hi B I PAUW UI Mm ■mit'fr! �M ^- w m w m m . w*• V ■ > ■" v THE WEATHER IF YOU DON'T receive your Sanford Herald. City Delivery, l>y 7:00 P.M., please cell Y E LL O W CARS M U VOLUME XXXXIII t h f e r a l f i e R9» A w n r lM r d I’rewi l e w d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPKH SANFOHD, FLORIDA. W lr* Allied War Chiefs Begin Conferences * On Southeast Asia Fears Are Expressed That Red China Is Preparing Attack Against Indochina i •u PARIS (/»•»— (Sen. Jean de 4 night, Lallre de Tasnieny died tothe French News Agency ■nnounrrd. The 91-year-old French commander In chief end high commissioner In Indochina had been In a ntate of rnma for the pant two daya follow. Ing Iwo operation' for a tumor of the prnatate gland. WASHINGTON i* Military chief* of the major Pacific power* began talk* today on what can be done in event an assault from Itcd China I* launched against Krench Indnchlna. Such n "new Korea" would threaten all of Southeast Aala. The staff chief* of Hrltam, Krancc and the United State*, with nhsorvera from Canada, Australia and New Zealand, open their top aecret conference under a dark shadoxv cast hy report* that the great lender of the fight against 4 Communism In Southern Asia lies ■V dying In a Purl* clinic*. Urgency wa* given to Ihe high strategy session by warnings from Krenrli Gcu Me Liillrc de Tiissigny Imfore he was slrlcken In fndoehina and flown homo for treatment. He expressed fear*, harked up by farls and sobering evaluation*, that Iter! China was preparing a major Intervention In Ihe Coinmnnisi Inspired and led rebellion in Indochina Uiplnmulic officials In London $ said Itrltnln, Franco nod thr U. S are considering plan* to *el up a unified mllllary command in Nniilh ru'd Asia This would enable n pooling of uvnllablo air, land ami *ca forces. Informants said Ihe plan was discussed In the Churchill Truman talk* here Ihl* week. The lone and ■rape of today’* mceling w»a set by the copimunlqtia covering the discussion*. It said the military -leaders would “ rnnaidor specific , 1 0 measure* In strengthen the securIfy of HmithraH A»la.” The nature of thfse apcetfle k measure* I* shrouded In ill most secrecy. Krancc, represented by Men. Al pltoii'-c Join, entered the confer American and llrilish chiefs' What will you do If Red China Invades Indochina'’ The replies nrr nut likely lo in elude firm assurances of liiiiiP-di ate ami all-out military action, il ticn. Omar Bradley, top U. S military commander, and British Kie't Mari.bull X'r William Klim eould say, a* a starter, they will recommend to their political supe­ riors supporl for any appeal which llnaiiBBta nw rae* fist • 18 Day Old Baby Kidnapped, Found Unharmed Later NEW ULM, Mlitiv UR - An li day old baby Iwy was found un­ harmed here today. IT hours after he was kidnaped from hi* home In Mankato, 2ft miles away. A lillle later, the Infant was re­ stored In his mother, Mra- Eugene Callahan, who was called here from Mankato Chief of Police Edward L. Larson - said Mr*, lamnard Scheid, a -• childless woman In her middle 30a, admitted taking Ihe baby In relaco ono she lost four months ago irough miscarriage. The haby was found In Mra. ,1 Scheid’* apartment over a tavern. Chief Larson said he got his flrtt ( tip from Mra. Krance* Preglar, .a 1«*. neighbor of Mr* Schald, Mrs. ftchekt tn'd Mrs. Peegler ‘T i l feel better 1/ I tell someone about II." A abort time later, Mra. Scheid . called police, sobbing, and that someone be sent over. _ w r il T_________ _ Thursdey afternoon from Minkatp, however, she had told another neighbor who a«krd bar where she got the behv. "Oh. I had It.’’ Mra. Callahan, >3. mother of six children, said a strange woman who said the was pregnant, apaared at her home Thursday t p. m. to seek advice on h. She arrived ahortlv aftnf the children had left R as Dixie Newspaper Favors Eisenhower Generally f.nr through Sat­ urday except for some cloudi­ ness in south portion Continued rather cold toniaht bid with slightly higher temperature' Warmer Saturday Story of Fight To Save His Ship Told By Capt. Carlsen Fruit (irowerH HnrvoKti»r Meeting Called On County Roads Next Wednesday UN Negotiators Serve Ultimatum On Chinese Reds Time Lag May Block French Ave. Project Demand Is Made For Explanation Of Po­ sition On Airfields From 1952 Budget Alfred A McKelhan. chairman of the Slate Road Department, re­ cently notified the County Com mission. Slate Representative*, Sinllh and William*, and Stale Sen ntnr Boyle, that a meeting to con aider Ihe lentallve 1033 road hudgel fur Seminole County for 1932 will tie held at Tallahassee next Wednesday nftrrnoon. Due lo the shortage of time In which a right-of-way can be secur­ ed for the widening rtf Krench Ave nue. a (iroje-1 undertaken by the Cily. some doubt ha* been express pil here, especially by Volte Will lam*. Sr ihul III rprolerl can lie Included in Ihe 10.12 Slide budget. Cily ('ornmiaalonera are expected to be prr*cnt tit the 'ipccisl meet log of the County Commission Sat unlay morning (or Ihe purpose of enlisting County aitl in «ecuring Ihe Krench Avenue right of way. During ihe pad year, according to the State lload Department rc [tort, the 'tun of $123,334, repre sell ting HTiU appropriations, was spent on Hie Seminole County orelnry road program, This Inclitd cd the recapping of Ihe Old Orlando Itnad (com the Orange rnonly Oru lo Sanford, at a rout of $71,739 The other project was the re paving of the Grapevillo Avenue lload from the I’anla Boat) to Kirsl Street nt a m il of 91I.R24. Kor Ihe HOI serondary road pro gram the State Road Department appropriated (JM.noo for five pro Jects on which no actual paving work has been done yet. These Include the following pav­ ing projects: Lake Monro# Cdentr lo Kcmlnule Hmdvard al a cost ol SIB.230; Lak Mary Boulevard, from Lake Mary lo the Orlando High u-ay, al a cost of gl I .TOO; Widening from 0 In 111 feel Ihe road from Bromley’* Corner In Keonluvkhal ••lee Creek. *43.911: paving the Chapman Hoad to State Hoad 119 in Oviedo, $41,190; anil paving the Big Tree Itoail at a coxt of $3$. too. The sum of $3,20B wax appro­ priated for maintenance purpose!. K'mda committed or expended for thr 1910 31 program* total $311,934, a* compared with estimated inromr during the period of $211., act, leaving a deficit of M l.311. (if Ihe Income, $91,383 represented County surplus funds; $127,910 was from the County 7th cent gas fund and $99,400 wa* from the federal aid funds. Estimated Income for Seminole County purposes for 1933 1* pul at $123,441. Deducting the $31,311 deficit rrum this leaves a balance of $99,138 available for the 1033 secondary road program. Baseball Directorn Wilt Meet Tonight All officers and dlreclnr* of 4h« Sanford Baieball Association arc requested by Joel Field, president, to attend an official meeting at tha City Hall at 1:00 o'clock tonight ertalnlna to Important matter* pertaining Ihe recovering of^ Ine franchise from the New Ya _ Qlanta will b« dlacuned at the meeting, Mr. field stated this morning Committees will be appointed lo promote remote the sale of aigpi on the fence iiurmimUng the new base field. Ihe aale of Ucketa. and other Important mattera will he brought before the director* for final d«clalon, he aald. "Even before plan* have been mad* to promote aalea," he de­ clared, "we have already rec*lv< lived ala application* for fence aigna,, and ai to request! for Mason tickets." ROMP PROBE t P lI E N IX C Y f Y , Ala. UR A hurriedly recalls county grand Jury waa told today lo leave noth Ing unturned to solve the bombtaf of the homo 4 a vie* eruaaape# who helped put the crimp on this once rowdy playground of gam* bier*. MONTGOMERY, Ala. Iff - The beat you Von lo find out who waa Montgomery Advertiser, tradition reipotuible." feVMAlf espert from Nrt. 10 - f,»*IHhl,nhed Htilt* FRIDAY. JAN. 11. lil.VJ It, 04.KN CLEM ENTS Ml N s\\ Korea P Allied truce t„- ;uliat„rs hnodcil Ihe Beds ,, v it to.11 nlliiimlom lodnv They demanded an cxplnniilhm id in d American Krult Grower*. Inc., made the (ir*t trial of the celery Im vesting machine developed i,y A. Hilda and Son* Monday when | Av-mn- The o kclino* Ink-* the celeiy fiom the when tiny put It In work, mntincd by o crew of atonit Hu m n 711 i wnsiieil nod parked, on I obit ,-,1 ,o I n u L t.-ady acre flelil of naxc.it celeiy bo their east side farm neat Ib-ardull nlot Ho- iontk-'l legeil i iinlruilietiiin III liie Cum mu Mist- Miinmilced slalld Mil eMilsIruc ri,m ,,l .in fields d u rin g an aenu slier M ,, ...... . H o w a rd M T u r n e r s.iul negiiii.dioii* fur sii|H-rv|s|ng a S tu f f I'lnite giopb K m i eau tru e r ruuld :**»l cunlinue u hamlx of ,-otli-is, it III the Reds explain Ihe apparent f-o I lie |,,< , ,m|ei dlM-rep ine’. I iicner sit'd Ihe Iteits Iasi month :i n in mm ed Ou-v planned in Ipiliid mill repair m l l e l d s while i linee „ ■- im !mi re leil denied I bill'-day Of Honor American Frt it Growers Tests New A c t i o n Deferred T im ed Down Duo Machine For Harvesting Celery On Legality O f , ii** . :» ii 11 ii* 1 1J. II litM State U II. 1, U ID ( S M U IV To Harry Truman AIti -tlaiige Milk L aw new If -ilISll t Hindu A v Hill* still 1il til 1»i*,ll*V|| \ v. II Medal mm III ,i il>. i llii-ii- iiilenliMM i b n ............ I.,i i.eii II irli Kang in. i i ili.ii i'll- i luiimunisl |imsi I ,. m n r , ei lei. .'banged anil de i-l it- .l ) , im - ill n r , ei gel i - ill -la< Doughty Sen Captain Safe From Flying Enterprise Is Put Ashore At Falmouth FAl.M<>l'TII. Eng T Safe ichore, ('apt K"rt Carlsen lold ihe story today of his monumental tight with the raging Atlantic— a two week* bailie .ignmxl wind, wave* mid cold He lold a cheering crowd ol thousand* “ I deeply regret that I was lint in iwisilioii lo bring the Enterprise hark with m e" Hum Ihe deck of the rescue ............... ...... ............. mg^ Turmoil be watched the death thrnc* of the "pTi Ion Hying Kit terprise Thursdax niinnlrs aller he leaped into Ibe water Irnm the dying freighter She wenl duxvn In |n f.ilhnni- ( 2Mf feet i uf xxaler. 37 miles off this fishing purl alter a thrashing, iilanlic lialtle xxllh "That really hurt me, quite a bit." t'nllsrn said ti w.i- ih.it "t«.t gale" which .inn k the siutd ship ils deaili blow, # Hie r-nirageuiis Uxearuld skip per bild a p.u ked news ciinlerence “ The la*l few .lavs' gale wax fimi t.uirh " he said "There were uni ibey wen- Inn hitflt srii ftUM'll Iti* \'r»fsl mmiif'itl in I It*" loiiU fiiiliM I. he* • •.m I j*v «in (hr tintrill*nf Ih.tl ifii* f"Iv iu z ! fifi**jit i ii' «1i>.«jI til, in •••■i I-, XMMI Mill e i -Mil .lib- j'4*iii if deriiaini ffi* uliximisl> hxvi'il Hi> 11* llii- lu ll -- -iibeuiuin.ttee met till I itimmimU’tf ih.it 'hip for m il, II mum ales I'tie Mde-iiniMliRee thin* \riir* Ri’il tii,nil* ll i i MNNinus ,,n pt i m iii - i ext liangi- ad lieu ill’ll al I n I im Im it - and ’ m nuiMiles lliilb •i[ Ifll* Ml.llltll " 111* ' 1141 will meet again Salurdav ill I ’an '‘She .h ii \ «*t \ v i'll limit hip Ilf Mil IMIM Shi’ \*ii> (HI I’XtM’Illf'iV niiIiiI tup Real Vdtn R I' laldu lold I h.nl iiHiiUMful nf Hull .tup fur new llii-ii llial mi the p i i - e i e l oh in,*l tlirr'i* Vt’Dfn .111*1 i |i•ihr e l i l - l l f b ■■ ' e ale Id l II Vlllg III AHjhiIh m,mv Mum*n v*i J kni’H ■ I II •m > lii ■ xplain t h ru - n M r ii hiit 'I i i iihM f.ikt' .lull -ai lb-* d-M Irilie id f ire i Inure lh* Mill i*i» link fo ‘ IM hi* •<;i(rfl liuw ibex i n . lily il and then le Aih I il in iy Im .ilvt ml umllirr pi -bale It Flynu: Khifipi im* Tin* hhr.nuMqrn I burs,lux la ldu ne. used thr l.im*. oufin of ihr nIuji. ii forrimj f onimuiiM*' $‘f insiNhiut ("rcril firmully In ttic* lipniic riiu.Hlrr* tm* rcpifrml!nfi nf wur prKniirin .iflnr jiuimimictl flint lio run tuivf ,i nvw ihi* 11mi** niiiiI Himp»ii nils i»f Stmlh *rniiiiiuijiil whemvo r hr waiiil ^ It Kiihmiiis fuiilmini'll Hu* Ill'll di iiiH’s ! jml iii.it tik**ly Ihrir will bn t% •if ihmrimii^fii'v \ nnw Klyih'.t Kn(Di|>rifp 'ft# lilin nne r.ijttiirr f?:»v ( irfsmi mm'I i i i t I riiltii «r* hr* *h* III (hr yjlnw ** *• -Mpri vf%hif( srsNimi I 'ii 1*1*1 fpinlrrl ttir si’innr ( ‘mnifiM f rifiril Ins mi fir il • >it(11 »ry h iftl^ it - f ih'li^iilr. Nurlh kurniii l.( flit ,i s\ri*k .ifh't li# iir*!r»»‘fl h h ••t'll % •III II. i|N SJH III • I Iff '/ •u n i *»l f> mil im pjiH>*’*iL*$*r * h» I f *.» .i 'MIip \ili»» (#*y Hid * Hm* $ft. i mi hhi li p mi I ii i ’ * fmir ii iys i\M| I -Ml j,<i'lUpI," 14ill ><*l I £1lilt V If iff* i Hn« f l u ist m .( Inirn t h i *' Inf •ll-lf II I1 ,11*111 14'.,1fill t V I Ilf, I' 111 Iiiim Me munaged I m gei tir tn ppimj In til tl1it, 1’i' M* |if |n I m| ,i nit 11 - x i-"in s sleep a Mi -t.t t. .If fiM .Min f|t p ft i ,‘ t p,» \in, Ihr lull tin Hm- pttt 1 ,x all ai p ■11>411•V i•f -I IV (li I 'I*r DMlnll "it H >' ftuir" id t! -- - I a/d t '»i*i| I ItPinhiMk! I»V V•i II lih* ,»11ll hi ,lta t fill,, i In,n Miii if D r .■> <its tt( p.rn .ii mi il whMi* Ii In Mm 'iln r 11,i1111 r .il nrr n il I "I found down m tin 1"l'rllHMU i v ••'II it nn mi inv a big fbuad c ike ix dli a lag Imii* 1 pal m y ara ihrinigh Ih rviHinn >*i4 t i'*i jMfi*. i'i*t4 xl.drd I*,**i pRJghl il up in- said U irh. Mt..I 4) it ,4’ r i linn |[i 41 \nn oil tin- |rtntod - al-, and I'lofiil l*» (M' i ‘ 1 f u u ir mill* i m several d-ix I Her h r ■ tjLtlnldi By Iei11li1111w! nt ftrlil. l- x\Ine and Ina i •board H ,u i nnI » i p H ’ f lit -if inn .»»»•! I y, the tf S di'.ti ox i r Wii hind* i U In- li tn lir th got hut i idle and fund tli-nt« til nr li- ve t^dftbb By night, in n id bv Hie "Mir 11 i. Ml, 1 Mil I f IMllld lMII,' jj * i f k 'iH lering - ind11- His 11arli i r p lin l I m I i Mat inn uf (,i- < n tifwattaMi, we i-»«> sin - llilles Is an llllx-MI il aff>n 'bgtf IU< IIM iglll I" lodl Vour sm |i - ill Milo " Ymi liaxr uni .inswi-ii'il -pie-linn." Turner .aid angril) x- mi linve mmHiiiii: rimer- I ig xii- ri-enuvrui- (mmmimmxx " ,r - app-'j«isfiBe tin *er k ii lii • IM* III* •' »I 1 H •' 1 1.*■#•*! -111! r.M ii"i> Cl In v fir lit of A Ml -rii-nu Fruit u licit the in ti him' -l.ti tml i Supreme Court K’cr; inxxi-rn Inc. on th • eixsl side. MoiiiIh) It di-VMiin-d rrli-iy u 1 nnxs nt r»iri,)*i In tn Il; h1 it’ll lik** u oucstcd To Decide tiiiu-, and sjH-wt-d i lit wile ■rated fm* 1 •tii K (lllil j1, Hi JlUtllll it 4 lnfiji ! ts Const dm ion.ilit y hllM’w **f n t , Iriin n n ’ l vyhaI i * Itfit.' |n» ill Fill- |t|*|4iti fHit’ll *s m | frit, wlri’iitlv f'»r the pFn* Flu xSrinui itv i in -I*, t bi* mm Imii’ WASHINGTON A Wnslung - imltir, I 'L l . u n s h K i e I'l.x- i I.,i i.b. ilMN tU’l* •"#If!Ve"V•t| Ia4k|fM i »’ h^**I$4<1111u •on fathrr hwln>- ref-isrd In n-eepl Nn 4ifiiiid I' 1 frit* huw* li'vi* wtitki ft *ill i •In* f urit * ■ s, (iteuie i mi; 1 n , nsk-’-l tn.l i\ lltc Medal "f Honor awarikd Ids rvi’i i IidI I In** jyrtily i >ib|#*v «••! mu* "'••Mim wIMi ifiitliii'i lu ll ing* t* I Ii, .1,-1 i ;ii ,* ntii t*ii.V11X .*,11j,I i r I n on for gallantry In Kfirea heeaosr. i him*, a v r it hit* parklm,' Imhuc mu fit! Yu11| r»*li*iy iiiHtnt; *' llll'l--. w tut It lb, SI.ill- Mlik * oil. 'ir «** ip-ote-l as saving. Pr*»xulrnt «.n uhi’rh, will rrplmr f*iIt ti ftil ►t.ll tliirif 11v It ml. tlit* tilt' \ i* mi - in i ill'l l nil Truman I* not "worth) to confer" Mtlnit'il ' l i e i i - im I l»H k h i , tiiitnr-tl „l«- .,* IiniiiIb, f«*i il t«ikei J t l i l f n,$ ||if |m'|| 4 *«||11 |-j| s i* It. ii rrrw mure 00 N*’nr«K*jf Fv Hituiv nhw*» Hmt I nut tit* t IMII It u a* the first time In history I> ................... . mnl rm tr jinri'IiiIi* M w m ii (iib b u iis. le pii-M -iiting Itih forrmtiii (Hat anyone has torned down H>r j,.,, „|„.r„i,r it !(*•«* litlijk' » f "iittill rtiina*vm|f T n iu p .i ila iry in .in Ja m e s Ii I n net 9*41011’* highest military award D,-velope.| ami ......... it., us- t„r Ill’ll I hr M'lpn in Itikfii ti|i Tfi fit ,»■ho n V e rte il In ,i t ninillls -lull m The (a l her Is I Is Day McGovern ,ju, f|Ml timp (,v t1„, ....... Her i.n-.liijj m ilk prices In a i enl »f the Amori*Mi Tran»*l Anuirtn- A. * • * * slid* -Son* mg iiiiMitimi * lltn itinililiif wlifif il in MfitmiMt a q n n rl in llie T a m il* nr* i -smil Dmlu -irnlly w iliril, Wnrkrm thru t'nn end * h* l I.ml Iw-en ile p ilve -l nl ~ «truffle ------- comultant *.....i . "ftheHluvis, the relery harvesting iinck il, hi wirr|M»nn*l liotrH xvhirh "l-isI ",(lit-n ilFu Ri'fit rollini# i|mwm inrlmt'A ’*• l.e ren( fel \*..1,'. lin e " in tbe |,rI # IU 7lmt tn r in Um ’ hurvrfilifitf nf Du mi'll ivhti ti’.il Htftui iiimI Am t which was deltmved mi atiolher of iniieklHiul ci-leiy last year. Ife < ii**,| i i « i enl .......*• ...... »$:' • *,n 1 1n*111 iliiwn nimttiff mllri tut#* ,itt I le m e < " m l deeihlMii •hi his sun*. h If. G. llet/.-l, local men-gei ,-f iiUHitihi; iiiifk The father Is llaltey McGuvern Ameilriin Knot Grow n- Inc,. I•• liu e il milk nrlee fl,|i KVRI V (♦••**• il I Mil k |«l 11%**. t*> Wall* I Bntli were killed In aclinn in - lievml Dial it rnnld In- n-,-,| „,,, I M’ltf rrpi' • il ■: thi I Jlk** II ’vil V III** 111*f ti*•I rrlr, \ t*» I nl’.IMii mi Korea. . .i ■* i it* iihl ll » epeitfitlly m In,iv^*l itijf The Defense Department w m i '.I •III* Jit t -4mill I , ,1 lif If11,*w ‘e|,-*#p| flSluji 1 f DM fli’DI IHi <.ii 'In I tin fl "Httfluad fiM l‘*sr 'I'vtot .ay officially only that it had held , "'M* " f ""n ll..i celery, *m-l> « Ilf * * i * II**1 11|N|* 11»# « " l i I iw rorresptaidenre wllli MeGnvern A 4IIfI 41411 r*» IjirD IMP hi 1 k p* n r -pokesTiisn a-kmiwletlgril llial the 4111* I |t ' ^ *•siNimi it? il .t , |V»* medal* hail been rejected Iff till M m, ’if I's t.1' - >• ft in I’lUi'l iM'Itt V f»'.i!»iri* available but the Washington I ti l lilt Ml V-is sIlM P v i \ ' It 11 ti Time* Herald qunletl him a* say — — ' **•»* n nil'll* • hmjttml f.. ' I ) Mill .tin, Ing: i;;h ( until v * i i t nil 1 *«l« Dll "Aecepling the'" inr Inis would run 111 if*11 111 (111’ • •1*1M*di*d Imply llial I think Truman ix : ,.U|W fl„ ,(vr P O H TM IO U III. \ . r t.i I i*l ,i’ t (if- f n u §*f i -<i n i •, «i nlf wnrlhv In run frr honor* And , t . 4'olmlr Kiln In M III, . mIim i - l,,|,| I'll* |i* h r in r, 4’ jin** n •I ill ihi I don’t think that fellow I* worthy ,, !,y ,llrl,"lh rr, , h'„ m itrtr, ilt.it b,- Mn-iiii in ,i,-,ii I ■IM$till Ittll 4|ti|ii I fxall' •• .. to confer honor, on my huyi. or Sriuwd II' Hoard, win, at a mcrtii fi», i|m* » mnnn On w llllill Gill urek IiiMi- miiU *IMI« i t in nf anyone'* boy* a' Hie nfflre uf Hllpt T ii, i ll Im , In| a) if fought r arp er a i l m r n f , to realt/r"A* far as |‘m concerned, thli Lawton, reviewed Inda on Intw whole thins l ' • rloied chapter received from fnpr ronipanii-- •hi* week Ills ilri-ain He itxMiinril commaMil uf a tup No presentations are going to lie General Motors, Rcu, Inlrnia Hie PSK ,1 Duugla. IHai kvxant-1 made heeau.e 1 ilonT IntrmI to tinitial mill Dtidge. acrept anything." Bids on rnnipli-rlii biu.tci will. i rle-flrnyer r-xcuil A 11112 gririhiuli- uf Hu- Naval Iwuly varied fruin g-LU'A! t - Ai'aileiuy nl AiinniMili-. BoM-rdterg $r>,ll|li, naid Mr. taiwlon, wii- -erverl nboard a cruixer and Inter added Hint I In- busses an- nerd<--l won hix itvlalnr'x wings ,-n |*cii-.a for July ilelivcry. The bids wii' coin. Kin he forwarded to Ihe Stale |), •SAl.lllA l oir, ifi \ larg*- I>,%> Then a i otieraliiui rlixrlo-erl ran Some loiprnvrment In Hie con­ partmrnt of Edurallon for advii t-r ring nas (rlt-il In-r•- T I imi d|> • era in lux Irfl groin and left kid dition nf CpI. Charlaa E. Thomn. a* to wlilrh is the beat offer, nry (Inclu rx rortmvt-d Hie groin on a rliai ge of muntil ini; a I'( .la d I Km '■ lleil tab 1 U a s h i' Fred it. VVIIsuu, attorney fu­ grrm-lh The kidnex grnulti, they kinr-sr in it tongh-and tumble >t|itx of Sanford, who on Dec. !!4 wn i •N ijs I h- y-ixi-1n it I'll#11IIIf#i| »i»rJ.,ti gjgnt in wounded in the face by the filaal tile board, wax liintrurtct 1 • aid, would kill him in Ihm xvr-ek* i#ut bid brawl Pnllre Mnglxii ate II f vvred 1 .liitp mil of an enemy grenade In Korea, prepare a Irani- of the f'huiiioi . lull Oral growlli was luiriinl mil i link i Miirrry found Hu- im irk mi ,■ gt metals fm home was reiiurled today hy Ids mother, xehrrol hullding, xvhich bat im-i wllli X ray Irr-iiliiierils Ilium nil IldiH ; i, e m-t all types nf Mr*. Vv. II. Thomaa of the Smith tieori In iron for the pant tlir,.. Ii an ei • 7 tr all beginning Ap M r- Marjorie Truev ignril | Then t-iirne a ner-k rami-t. rm Sanford Avenue Road. years, to a .Mra. Ridgrwuv winI againxl Hit- l-oki-ri .‘iepleinitrr, iMinplauit She elated that bar aon, now in Intends to convert it for one „ reelerl in a week Inliiii-k'ori named Till, mvnr-il tiy Ml Mi and "Milieu I ill. O l* Ill'll liy mil Mr Misl M l O O t r S 11 I M t S t ’ l f 'f Ti e Ge/f U ml-ii-ii-i'i Admin 1948, llnxi-ulrerg wiis bark oil trill Inn a hoxpltal In Japan, had written n nuralng home for elderlv • d r-linn. lyLtatfliis the ini, uf ill Inxlrnrlur at B'lrlilern She rlaimerl hen I b 1 1 f*|* C 'l l l N f ' ixirery rlnly ax an recently that ho ia receiving ex­ people. The main alruclme nf Hio Naval Aradrmy I ’eklnesi* w in enj(D «ed in , l!j{l»!l * " H I \ \ < IU »M llihn- n ijy ji!,,-. mateii.il, lie cellent rare, and that doctora ant the building will not he alteri-i. twei-M -leflfq'' , -1 civilian uses, In btrrk of Ihr Tnicy liome last He wa % lolrl Hint unlv i*n 11 H nf doing all they ran to nave hit. however, said Mr. I.awton, *nld Hm ipf'.i - i- allowing for ■.... H... ......... „ ,,,, nn Tueailuy by Till und no unidridi AUBURN. N V i-h -A F’ongrcAR would j(r* him Imrk right eye. He wrote that he could Mr*. Meridah K. Rin-di-i, « .relive xtiitii* And be gnl fhnl in housing in , h i April May June •ii'-peradn lay unili-r armed sheplierrl dug aee a lltUe hit out of the left graduate of fnwu Stale Culver H1la- In xxirytg ( / | ride fm a level he llnrbirrns hired Dun Myer im a Iiii .[nlal today after, Seplember, I0.V). served a* execii eye. aity, waa appointed as a teacher live officer uhunnl a destroyer fur allurney. In defend Till lie xlimxed tn kill In in --elf white a fral nf uni) <IO0(pnt).^|, / home si art! a Th l. waa the third tlmo that al the Weal Side I'riuihtyear hIwiiiI |t|(i spertalnrs and the emit I •IimmI at tux merry and ftf than n year CpI, School to succeed Mr*. Waller I more This ix that die playful Till bail un fang 'llii-ii begged him in sun cent In-low the This week he got hlx dream — Kor , _ , _ 1T ...... . . . . . Steele who haa resigned and badly rolled teeth bital id I.Iftfjjfa d-/rllingx aelmlly The 2 t year uld ex skipper of a ship in Paula, attended local echoete Hanilnole High School Principal Till was tried under an old eily known as Daniel |-‘, W4N$r J r , begun last -tpthfy nn-l emupares and waa a baaaball, football ami Herman E. Morris waa granieU v Hli a r ilM -ll b ilblmg rate nf ordlmtnrr Unit said all dugs eaiigld was repnrli-it III seringa qpeil H GAMBLING STAMPS haakethall star at Seminole High permission to teach a t ins* in I Na) -Kmi ., M k f, , fighting must be put In dr-alb Ailli a Imllet xxiuuid in Ihe Motn JACKSON VILLE UR I hr De­ School from which he grduated visual education on Mnndsv 'It ix (be nature nf dug-. In (ighi im n- fan, /bf i, a sharper Slate [Milire said Walker-was three yrara ago. nights for tha next IR weeks a* partment of Inlrrrnil Revenue in nther dug* and lo chase eats." parole violator from Eastern etc ru iladinent a M H \i ‘A Administraday said right more nrriinathmal Hie mailing addrtaa la ll.'l-fiS-bl Stetson University, with tinII laitM bail imiiJudge Murray said In annuuneirig I’Miileullary ill PtuladetplM 4 -Si Imi M miIv Ward G, Marina Director, Section understanding that this would gambling lux Mmnpx had been is­ the xerdlel rated was tJMj'roi p.-ei when testiti id "a recurd a mile lung ol tUf sued, l ringing the tuisl in 383 Navy Number 8033, c/o KPO, -San not In any way Interfere with -wisliinal hearing "'by and assault. a I'yltut at a Those gelling xlampx ineltidril: Kranrleco, Calif. . ills duties at the high school. v-b»uuii said He sIimI bitusnlf rattier 11 Ir .Vednesdiiy Orlando: Alherl Rowe inc home lurU t" svaiMillee. who sought lilin ritfR i Annpka; Allicrt Harris. Altiert M NEW V O T I M AUTO ACCIDEN T tie tired at a stale lionprrAm m tn a rate CARROLLTON. Ky. (ft - Four L. Roller Hr., 11 T Bruner Over SO m w votora have obtain­ ■tn|i|u-d him fur apeerhiiq WrqfRt ,/Jli ummuni Tangerine: Charlie Alexander elementary school haskalhnll play­ ed registration carta In Seminole day. nffieiala •lav J, Zell wood — John II Andersun. A rlnfeellve line was blamed fur ers were injured fatally Thursday County in the nine day reglatration ' ‘ tes liy ei Walker held Mrs .tames VY$d Jiilo Vann Corners an allie roof fire Ibis immiing in period thua far, Mra. Camilla Druce night whan their borrowed car ildlng an M-rth, Git. wife of a eemelery t Ihe frame house nl 791 Kasl Ninth , , . . , , crashed Into rear of a packed announced thla ornlng. pitiful lit OREAKY TH UM B F R E E D Ktrrrt that caused "nnl P hi much « » " hnstnge In her truck. "Thla la an amailng I numbe number of figurWASHINGTON UR The Senate, I damage." Fire Chief II M Clove b-r *tx hours Wednesday ' *] Coroner G. D. Graham said John new votara to be rcgUta stared a. thi* which wanted lo pul him In Jail,, land reported Idday. "noollnu hlinxrlf, ho fog j Humble. 14, Donald Layton, 13, early data," aha aalad. Total ro-roglatration, including ■nd Delbert L. Wlnburn, 13, were haa lost In Jacob (Greasy Thumb) The blare look place tn the Sip l’J«, front n second »tory wind® < Ilracey hrrme which Is rented tiy "J Hto VVailswcirlh home, lanil In ( former voter*, have aurpaaaed the killed outright. Norvin Layton, 14. Guiik, who didn't want tn go. 400 mark, bringing Um grand total brother of John, died in a hospital "Greaay Thumh." veteran Chic- Mr and Mrs Frank Melton T h e 1'!* *h«l feet of tils girl friend, Mir eloae to ihe 300 figure, am* stated. at 3:40 a, m., apparently of a ahull ago mobster, waa acquiltcd by U K alarm was first given al H 27 this Jacqtjellnu l.onpcrman. 17 nf t/f Angelo*. Dlatrict Judge Edward A. Tamm morning. Creature. Klin was traveling wllli blip Five firemen directed by MIM4NO n i t O M T E R * Two other buys were allghtly in­ fata Thursday of chargo* growing when Hie Iron into out of hla refusal lo answer ques­ Cleveland extinguished Ihe fire with Wednesday - S E A TTL E UR— la d weather and jured. The boys were an route home tions of Ihe Samite Grime Com­ the aid nf a booster line Koine slopped them near Syracuse bad reaulti w e n all that searching rontenls to Ihe attic were burned, aircraft U V £ been able from baaketbatl practice In the car, mittee. Chief ( ’lelclniid stated. fete of owned by their coach, Bob Tanner. Firemen worked for mure than POf.EK HENTENCED Hl|h Irow WARSAW. Poland un - Three one hour subduing Ihe flame* and SCHUMANN PLAN w Ailiev llie it BONN, Germany UR — file Rehu- Pole* charged with spying for the picking up the hoses. 3A 07 at Boston warn Plan to pool Waatorn Eu­ United State* were senteneed to 3 1 19 Chicago rope's coal and ateel resource! won death Thursday night and two WARMER WE A TH E R 40 (12 M K E L A N D UR - Slightly higher U n Angeles g crucial vote of approval from otters ware given life aentencea. S3 39 Ia a one-dap trial before the tamperahirea generally and patch- New Orleans th* Weat German Pari,am««l to33 42 ,n Warsaw regional military court) a* of light frnat Ip tha North Gain*- New York 41 31 .04 all flv* pleaded guilty to alipplng villa Diitrtct tonight and Saturday Seattle 43 $0 U w roi forecast today by the Waahlngton tat* f tta M illegally after going morning waa 70 cun InteUlganci a gene* j^ederafst to work tar America itato Frost Warning Serv- Miami «e a Tallahaaate ■IMta to Berlin V r‘*s Father Sa v s Truman Is Not Fit To Confer Medal . <f»fir'd tlm n B t ' V-'l "••’ll"- — Plans To Purchase T5>New Busses Made By School Board Naval Officer Who Had ('aim»r ’ivun Cancer (« Given Command Of Ship : Boxer Doj; Tried Oil iMui'deiD har^e In Aliev Brawl CpI. CharleH Thomnn, Wounded, Improvcn iiyvei enl Asks rpTr t-Back In tjlf .n Building Voimj* Fxd onv Ilo, Fire Caused By Defective Flue The Weather % W jL i a ____ fktffiis’1 -iM- 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, January 10, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f51240622d6c47ccc690739da14c73c.pdf 18b8c28391a3f51b4984e84bbe15b4c0 PDF Text Text \ — — — /M*«W L O V Z ff * 1* Et-v. w ■ C o rn -F e d , R ib E n d , Coin 49 PORK ROAST * A * iwn t QUANTITY Low PricesEveryday W Specials f oo! r ig h t s RESERVED m M in w i'u w m E. 3rd-214 E. h i Sanford, Florida PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, , Low Prices *VEveryday Specials Too! 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Allied W ar Chiefs Begin Conferences * On Southeast Asia Fears Are Expressed That Red China Is Preparing Attack Against Indochina i •u 4 PARIS (/»•»—(Sen. Jean de Lallre de Tasnieny died tonight, the French News Agency ■nnounrrd. The 91-year-old French commander In chief end high commissioner In Indochina had been In a ntate of rnma for the pant two daya follow. Ing Iwo operation' for a tumor of the prnatate gland. WASHINGTON i * Military chief* of the major Pacific power* began talk* today on what can be done in event an assault from Itcd China I* launched against Krench Indnchlna. Such n "new Korea" would threaten all of Southeast Aala. The staff chief* of Hrltam, Krancc and the United State*, with nhsorvera from Canada, Australia and New Zealand, open their top aecret conference under a dark shadoxv cast hy report* that the great lender of the fight against 4 Communism In Southern Asia lies ■V dying In a Purl* clinic*. Urgency wa* given to Ihe high strategy session by warnings from Krenrli Gcu Me Liillrc de Tiissigny Imfore he was slrlcken In fndoehina and flown homo for treatment. He expressed fear*, harked up by farls and sobering evaluation*, that Iter! China was preparing a major Intervention In Ihe Coinmnnisi Inspired and led rebellion in Indochina Uiplnmulic officials In London $ said Itrltnln, Franco nod thr U. S are considering plan* to *el up a unified mllllary command in Nniilh ru'd Asia This would enable n pooling of uvnllablo air, land ami *ca forces. Informants said Ihe plan was discussed In the Churchill Truman talk* here Ihl* week. The lone and ■rape of today’* mceling w»a set by the copimunlqtia covering the discussion*. It said the military -le a d e rs would “rnnaidor specific , 1 0 measure* In strengthen the securIfy of HmithraH A»la.” The nature of thfse apcetfle k measure* I* shrouded In ill most secrecy. Krancc, represented by Men. Al pltoii'-c Join, entered the confer American and llrilish chiefs' What will you do If Red China Invades Indochina'’ The replies nrr nut likely lo in elude firm assurances of liiiiiP-di ate ami all-out military action, il ticn. Omar Bradley, top U. S military commander, and British Kie't Mari.bull X'r William Klim eould say, a* a starter, they will recommend to their political supe­ riors supporl for any appeal which llnaiiBBta nw rae* fis t • 18 Day Old Baby Kidnapped, Found Unharmed Later NEW ULM, Mlitiv UR - An li day old baby Iwy was found un­ harmed here today. IT hours after he was kidnaped from hi* home In Mankato, 2ft miles away. A lillle later, the Infant was re ­ stored In his mother, Mra- Eugene Callahan, who was called here from Mankato Chief of Police Edward L. Larson - said Mr*, lamnard Scheid, a - • childless woman In her middle 30a, admitted taking Ihe baby In relaco ono she lost four months ago irough miscarriage. The haby was found In Mra. ,1 Scheid’* apartment over a tavern. Chief Larson said he got his flrtt ( tip from Mra. Krance* Preglar, .a 1«*. neighbor of Mr* Schald, Mrs. ftchekt tn'd Mrs. Peegler ‘T il feel better 1/ I tell someone about II." A abort time later, Mra. Scheid . called police, sobbing, and that someone be sent over. _ w r il T_________ _ Thursdey afternoon from Minkatp, however, she had told another neighbor who a«krd bar where she got the behv. "Oh. I had It.’’ Mra. Callahan, >3. mother of six children, said a strange woman who said the was pregnant, apaared at her home Thursday t p. m. to seek advice on h. She arrived ahortlv aftnf the children had left R as Dixie Newspaper Favors Eisenhower e r a l f i AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPKH A w nrlM rd I’rewi l e w d VOLUME XXXXIII f e Story of Fight To Save His Ship Told By Capt. C arlsen Fruit (irowerH HnrvoKti»r UN Negotiators Serve Ultimatum On Chinese Reds Time Lag May Block French Ave. Project Demand Is Made For Explanation Of Po­ sition On Airfields 1952 Budget Alfred A McKelhan. chairman of the Slate Road Department, re­ cently notified the County Com mission. Slate Representative*, Sinllh and William*, and Stale Sen ntnr Boyle, that a meeting to con aider Ihe lentallve 1033 road hudgel fur Seminole County for 1932 will tie held at Tallahassee next Wednesday nftrrnoon. Due lo the shortage of time In which a right-of-way can be secur­ ed for the widening rtf Krench Ave nue. a (iroje-1 undertaken by the Cily. some doubt ha* been express pil here, especially by Volte Will lam*. Sr ihul III rprolerl can lie Included in Ihe 10.12 Slide budget. Cily ('ornmiaalonera are expected to be prr*cnt tit the 'ipccisl meet log of the County Commission Sat unlay morning (or Ihe purpose of enlisting County aitl in «ecuring Ihe Krench Avenue right of way. During ihe pad year, according to the State lload Department rc [tort, the 'tun of $123,334, repre sell ting HTiU appropriations, was spent on Hie Seminole County orelnry road program, This Inclitd cd the recapping of Ihe Old Orlando Itnad (com the Orange rnonly Oru lo Sanford, at a rout of $71,739 The other project was the re paving of the Grapevillo Avenue lload from the I’anla Boat) to Kirsl Street nt a m il of 91I.R24. Kor Ihe HOI serondary road pro gram the State Road Department appropriated (JM.noo for five pro Jects on which no actual paving work has been done yet. These Include the following pav­ ing projects: Lake Monro# C dentr lo Kcmlnule Hmdvard al a cost ol SIB.230; Lak Mary Boulevard, from Lake Mary lo the Orlando High u-ay, al a cost of gl I .TOO; Widening from 0 In 111 feel Ihe road from Bromley’* Corner In Keonluvkhal ••lee Creek. *43.911: paving the Chapman Hoad to State Hoad 119 in Oviedo, $41,190; anil paving the Big Tree Itoail at a coxt of $3$. too. The sum of $3,20B wax appro­ priated for maintenance purpose!. K'mda committed or expended for thr 1910 31 program* total $311,934, a* compared with estimated inrom r during the period of $211., act, leaving a deficit of M l.311. (if Ihe Income, $91,383 represented County surplus funds; $127,910 was from the County 7th cent gas fund and $99,400 wa* from the federal aid funds. Estimated Income for Seminole County purposes for 1933 1* pul at $123,441. Deducting the $31,311 deficit rrum this leaves a balance of $99,138 available for the 1033 secondary road program. Baseball Directorn Wilt Meet Tonight All officers and dlreclnr* of 4h« Sanford Baieball Association arc requested by Joel Field, president, to attend an official meeting at tha City Hall at 1:00 o'clock tonight ertalnlna to Important matter* pertaining Ihe recovering of^ Ine franchise from the New Ya _ Qlanta will b« dlacuned at the meeting, Mr. field stated this morning Committees will be appointed lo promote remote the sale of aigpi on the fence iiurmimUng the new base field. Ihe aale of Ucketa. and other Important m attera will he brought before the director* for final d«clalon, he aald. "Even before plan* have been mad* to promote aalea," he de­ clared, "we have already rec*lv< lived ala application* for fence aigna,, and ai to request! for Mason tickets." ROMP PROBE t PlIE N IX C Y fY , Ala. UR - A hurriedly r e c a lls county grand Jury waa told today lo leave noth Ing unturned to solve the bom btaf of the homo 4 a vie* eruaaape# who helped put the crimp on this once rowdy playground of gam* bier*. MONTGOMERY, Ala. Iff - The beat you Von lo find out who waa Montgomery Advertiser, tradition reipotuible." feVMAlf espert from It, 04.KN CLEMENTS Ml N s \ \ Korea P Allied truce t„- ;uliat„rs hnodcil Ihe Beds ,, v it to.11 nlliiimlom lodnv They demanded an cxplnniilhm id in d American Krult Grower*. Inc., made the (ir*t trial of the celery Stuff I'lnitegiopb Im vesting machine developed i,y A. Hilda and Son* Monday when | Av-mn- The o kclino* Ink-* the celeiy fiom the hamlx of ,-otli-is, it when tiny put It In work, mntincd by o crew of atonit Hu m n 711 i wnsiieil nod parked, on I obit ,-,1 ,o I n u L t.-ady f-o I lie |,,< , ,m|ei acre flelil of naxc.it celeiy bo their east side farm neat Ib-ardull nlot Ho- iontk-'l Medal Of Honor T im ed Down Duo To Harry Truman V r ‘*s Father S a v s T ru m a n Is Not Fit To Confer Medal American F rt it Growers Tests New A c t i o n Deferred Machine For Harvesting Celery On Legality O f , ii** . :» ii mm 11ii* 1 1J. II litM State Iti U II.1, UID ( SMU IV Milk Law A -tlaiige new If -ilISll t Hindu Av Hill* still 1il til 1»i*,ll*V|| \ v. II ,r - app-'j«isfiBe tin *er k ii lii • Cl In v fir lit of AMl -rii-nu Fruit r; inxxi-rn Inc. on th • eixsl side. It di-VMiin-d rrli-iy u 1 nnxs nt tiiiu-, and sjH-wt-d i lit wile ■rated hllM’w **f n t , Iriinnn’ l vyhaI i * m| frit, w lri’iitlv f'»r the pFn* - imltir, Nrt. 1 0 - f,»*IHhl,nhed Htilt* FRIDAY. JAN . 11. lil.VJ Meeting Called On County Roads Next Wednesday From Generally f.nr through Sat­ urday except for some cloudi­ ness in south portion Continued rather cold toniaht bid with slightly higher tem perature' Warmer Saturday IM* III* • ' »I 1H •' 1 1.*■#•*! -111! r.M ii"i> u licit the in ti him' -l.ti tml i MoiiiIh) r»iri,)*i In tn Il;h 1 it’ll lik** u fm* 1•tii K (lllil j1,Hi JlUtllll it 4 lnfiji It- fit.' |n» ill Fill- |t|*|4iti fHit’ll *s Supreme Court K’coucstcd To Decide ! ts Const dm ion.ilit y legeil i iin lru ilie t iiin III liie Cum mu Mist- Miinmilced s la lld Mil eMilsIruc ri,m ,,l .in fields d u rin g an aenu s lie r M ,, ...... . H o w ard M T u rn e r s.iu l n e g iiii.d io ii* fur sii|H -rv|s|n g a K m i eau tru e r ru u ld :**»l cu n lin u e u III the Reds ex p la in Ihe apparent dlM -rep i ne’. I iicner sit'd Ihe Iteits Ia si month :i n in mm ed Ou-v planned in Ipiliid m ill re p a ir m lle ld s w hile i lin e e „ ■ - im ! mi re le il denied I b ill'-d a y III ,i il>. i llii-ii- iiilenliMM i b n ............ I . , i i.e ii II ir li K ang in . i i ili.ii i'll- i lu iim u n is l | imsi I ,. m n r , ei le i. .'banged anil de i -l it- .l ) , im - ill n r , ei gel i - i l l -la< t i l , in •••■i I-, XMMI Mill e i -Mil .libd eriiain i llii- lu ll -- -iib e u iu in .tte e met till m il, II mum ales I'tie M de-iiniM liRee ,,n pt i m iii - i ext lia n g i- ad lieu ill’ll a l I n I im Im it - and ’ m nuiMiles lliilb w ill meet again S a lu rd a v ill I ’an Ilf Mil IMIM Doughty Sen Captain Safe From Flying Enterprise Is Put Ashore At Falmouth FAl.M<>l'TII. Eng T Safe ichore, ('apt K"rt Carlsen lold ihe story today of his monumental tight with the raging Atlantic—a two week* bailie .ignmxl wind, wave* mid cold He lold a cheering crowd ol thousand* “ I deeply regret that I was lint in iwisilioii lo bring the Enterprise hark with m e " Hum Ihe deck of the rescue ............... ...... ............. mg^ Turmoil be watched the death thrnc* of the "pTi Ion Hying Kit terprise Thursdax niinnlrs aller he leaped into Ibe water Irnm the dying freighter She wenl duxvn In |n f.ilhnni- (2Mf feet i uf xxaler. 37 miles off this fishing purl alter a thrashing, iilanlic lialtle xxllh "That really hurt me, quite a bit." t'nllsrn said ti w.i- ih.it "t« .t gale" which .inn k the siutd ship ils deaili blow, # Hie r-nirageuiis U xearuld skip per bild a p.u ked news ciinlerence “ The la*l few .lavs' gale wax fimi t.uirh " he said "There were uni ibey wen- Inn hitflt srii ftUM'll Iti* \'r»fsl mmiif'itl in IIt*" loiiU fiiiliM I. he* ••.m I j*v «in (hr tin trill*nf Ih.tl ifii* f"Iviu z ! fifi**jit i ii' «1i>.«jI j '4*i i i if ffi* uliximisl> hxvi'il Hi> 11* I itim m im U ’tf ih.it 'h ip for thin* \ r iir * Ri’il tii,nil* l l i i MNNinus •i[ Ifll* M l.llltll " 111* ' 1141 '‘She .h ii \ «*t \ v i'll lim it h ip Shi’ \*ii> (HI I’XtM’Illf'iV niiI i i I tup Real Vdtn R I' la ld u lo ld I h.nl iiH iiU M ful nf H ull .tup fur WASHINGTON A Wnslung I'L l.u n s h K i e I'l.x- i I.,i i.b. ilMN tU’l* •"#If!Ve"V•t| Ia4k| f M i »’h^**I$4<1111u llii-ii llia l mi th e p ii - e i e l oh in,*l tlirr'i* Vt’D f n .111*1 i | i •ih r •on fathrr hwln>- ref-isrd In n-eepl N n 4if ii iid I ' 1 frit* huw* li'vi* wtitki ft *ill i •In* f urit. * ■ s, (ite u ie i mi; 1 n , n sk-’-l tn.l i\ new e l i l - l l f b ■■ ' e a le Id l II V lllg III AH j h i I h m,mv Mum*n v*i J kni’ H lltc Medal "f Honor awarikd Ids r v i’i i I id I I In** jyrtily i>ib|#*v«••! mu* "'••Mim wIMi ifiitliii'i lu ll ing* t* I Ii, . 1,-1 i ;ii ,* ntii t*ii.V11 X.*,11 j,I i r I n ■ I II •m> lii ■ x p la in th ru - n M r ii hiit 'I i i iih M f.ikt' on for gallantry In Kfirea heeaosr. i him*, a v r i t hit* parklm ,' Im huc mu fit! 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I•• KVRI V (♦••**• il IMil k |«l 11%**. t*> Wall* I I M’l t f rrpi' • il ■: thi Bntli were killed In aclinn in - lievml Dial it rnnld In- n-,-,| „,,, I f *.» .i 'MIip \ili»» (#*y Hid* Hm* $ft. imihhi lip mi I ii i ’ * fmir ii iys I Jlk** II’vil V III** 111*f ti *•I rrlr, \ t *» I nl’.IMii mi iih l ll » .i ■* i it* i\M| I -Ml j,<i'l UpI," 14 ill ><*l I £1lilt V I f iff* i Hn« flu ist m.( Inirnt hi*' Inf Korea. . epeitfitlly m In,iv^*l itijf The Defense Department wmi'.I •III* Jit t -4mill I , ,1 lif If11,*w ‘e| ,-*#p| flSluji 1 f DM fli’DI IHi <.ii 'In I tin •ll-lf II I1 ,11*111 14' . ,1fill t V I Ilf, I' 111 Iiiim Me munaged Im gei tir tn fl "Httfluad fiM l‘*sr 'I'vtot .ay officially only that it had held , " 'M* " f ""n ll..i celery, *m-l> « ppim j II**1 11|N|* 11»# « " l i I iw In til tl1it , 1’i' M * | if | n I m| ,i nit 11 -x i-"in s sleep a Mi -t.t Ilf * * i * rorresptaidenre wllli MeGnvern A t. .If 4IIfI 41411 r*» IjirD IMP hi 1 k p* n r f iM .Min f|t p ft i ,‘ t p ,» \ in , Ih r lull tin Hm- pttt 1 ,x all ai B t ' V-'l -pokesTiisn a-kmiwletlgril llial the medal* hail been rejected Flu xSrinui it v i in-I*, t b i* mm Im ii’ "••’ll"- — Plans To Purchase available but the Washington T > New— Busses Made Time* Herald qunletl him a* say 5 — Ing: School Board "Aecepling th e'" inr Inis would By p ■11>411•V i•f -I IV (li I 'I*r DMlnll "it H >' ftuir" id t! -- - I a/d t '»i*i| I ItPinhiMk! I»V V•i II lih* ,»11ll hi ,lta t fill,, i In,n Miii if D r .■> <its tt( p.rn .ii mi il whMi* Ii In Mm 'iln r 11,i1111 r .il nrr n il I "I found down m tin 1"l'rllHMU i v ••'II it nn mi in v a big fbuad c ik e ix d li a lag Imii* it 1 pal m y a ra ihrinigh Ih rviHinn >*it4 i'*i jMfi*. i'i*t4 xl.drd I*,**i run 111 if*11 111 (111’ • •1*1M * di*d U irh. Mt..I 4) it ,4’ r i lin n |[i 41 \n n pRJghl il up in- said I i*l,i’ t (if- fnu §*f i-<i n i • , «i nlf I'lo fiil l*» (M' i ‘ 1 f u u ir m ill* im oil tin- |rtntod - al-, and I'll* |i* h r in r , 4’ jin** n •I i l l ihi ■ tjLtlnldi several d-ix I H er hr By I ei 11 li 1111 w! n t f t r li l. I ■IM$till Ittll 4| ti | ii I fxall' •• .. H ,u i nnI » i pH ’ f lit -if inn .»»»•! I l- x\ Ine and Ina i •board *IMI« i t in nf fi», i|m* » mnnn On hind* i y, the tf S di'.ti ox i r Wii ii, i ll Im , In- | a) if U In- li tn lir th got hut i idle and fund tli-nt« til n r li- ve t^dftbb By night, in n id bv Hie "Mir 11 i. Ml, 1 Mil I f IMllld lMII,' jj * i f k 'iH le rin g - ind11- His 11 a r li i r p lin l I m I i Mat inn uf (,i- < n tifw attaM i, we i-»«> s in - llille s Is an llllx-MI il aff>n 'bgtf IU< IIM ig lll I" lodl Vour sm | i - i l l Milo " it? il .t , |V»* Naval Officer Who 4Iff111* I |ttill' ^Mm*•s, ’ifiNimi I's t .1' - >• ft in I’lUi'l iM'Itt V f»'.i!»iri* Had ('aim»r (« ’ivun Cancer Given I til lilt Ml V-is sIlMP v i \ ' It 11 ti ' * * •» * n nil'll* • hmjttml f.. ' I ) Mill .tin, Command Of Ship : i;;h ( until v * i n il 1 *«l« Dll Imply llial I think Truman ix : ,.U|W fl„ ,(vr POHTMIOUIII. \ . r t.i wnrlhv In run frr honor* And , t . 4'olmlr Kiln In M III, . mIimi- l,,|,| I don’t think that fellow I* worthy ,, !,y ,llrl,"lhrr, , h'„ m itrtr, ilt.it b,Mn-iiii in ,i,-,ii to confer honor, on my huyi. or Sriuwd II' Hoard, win, at a mcrtii wllllill Gill urek IiiMi-miiU anyone'* boy* a' Hie nfflre uf Hllpt T "A* far as | ‘m concerned, thli Lawton, reviewed Inda on Intw fought r arp er ailmrnf, to realt/rwhole thins l ' • rloied chapter received from fnpr ronipanii-- •hi* week Ills ilri-ain He itxMiinril commaMil uf a tup No presentations are going to lie General Motors, Rcu, Inlrnia Hie PSK ,1 Duugla. IHai kvxant-1 made heeau.e 1 ilonT IntrmI to t initial mill Dtidge. rle-flrnyer r-xcuil acrept anything." Bids on rnnipli-rlii biu.tci will. i A 11112 gririhiuli- uf Hu- Naval Iwuly varied fruin g-LU'A! t nl AiinniMili-. BoM-rdterg CpI. CharleH Thomnn, $r>,ll|li, naid Mr. taiwlon, wii- Ai'aileiuy -erverl nboard a cruixer and Inter Y m i lia x r uni .in s w i-ii'il added Hint I In- busses an- nerd<--l won hix itvlalnr'x wings ,-n |*cii-.a Wounded, Improvcn for July ilelivcry. The bids wii' coin. Kin -pie-linn." Turner .aid angril) he forwarded to Ihe Stale |), •SAl.lllA l oir, ifi \ larg*- I>,%> x-mi linve mmHiiiii: rimer- I ig Then a i otieraliiui rlixrlo-erl ran Some loiprnvrment In Hie con­ partm rnt of Edurallon for advii • era t-r ring nas (rlt-il In-r•TIimi d|> xii- ri-enuvrui- (mmmimmxx " in lux Irfl groin and left kid dition nf CpI. Charlaa E. Thomn. a* to wlilrh is the beat offer, on a rliai ge of muntil ini; a I'( nry (In clurx rortmvt-d Hie groin .la d I Km '■ lleil ta b 1 U ash i' Fred it. VVIIsuu, attorney fu­ grrm-lh of Sanford, who on Dec. !!4 wn i kinr-sr in it tongh-and tumble >t|itx •N ijs I h- y-ixi-1n The kidnex grnulti, they it I'll#11IIIf#i| »i»rJ.,ti gjgnt in wounded in the face by the filaal tile board, wax liintrurtct 1 • aid, would kill him in Ihm xvr-ek* i#ut bid brawl Pnllre Mnglxii ate II f vvred 1 .liitp mil of an enemy grenade In Korea, prepare a Irani- of the f'huiiioi . lull Oral growlli was luiriinl mil i link i Miirrry found Hu- im irk mi ,■ gt metals fm home was reiiurled today hy Ids mother, xehrrol hullding, xvhich bat im-i wllli X ray Irr-iiliiierils Ilium nil IldiH ; i, e m-t all types nf Mr*. Vv. II. Thomaa of the Smith tieori In iron for the pant tlir,.. Ii an ei • 7 tr all beginning Ap Mr- Marjorie Truev ignril | Then t-iirne a ner-k ram i-t. rm Sanford Avenue Road. years, to a .Mra. Ridgrwuv winI Hit- l-oki-ri in a week In .‘iepleinitrr, iMinplauit againxl She elated that bar aon, now in Intends to convert it for one „ reelerl named Till, tiy Ml Mi and liiii-k'ori trill "Milieu I ill. mvnr-il Ol* Ill'll liy mil Mr Misl M l O O t r S 11 I M t S t ’ l f 'f Ti e Ge/f U ml-ii-ii-i'i Admin 1948, llnxi-ulrerg wiis bark oil Inn a hoxpltal In Japan, had written n nuralng home for elderlv ixirery rlnly ax an Inxlrnrlur at • d r -linn. lyLtatfliis the ini, uf ill B'lrlilern She rlaimerl hen I b 1 1 f *| * C 'l l l N f ' recently that ho ia receiving ex­ people. The main alruclme nf I ’eklnesi* w in enj(D«ed in , l!j{l»!l * " H I \ \ < IU » M llihn- n ijy ji!,,-. m ateii.il, lie Aradrmy cellent rare, and that doctora ant the building will not he alteri-i. HioHeNaval twei-M -leflfq'' , -1 civilian uses, In btrrk of Ihr Tnicy liome last wa % lolrl Hint unlv i*n 1 1 H nf doing all they ran to nave hit. however, said Mr. I.awton, *nld Hm ipf'.i - i- allowing for ■.... H ... ......... „ ,,,, nn Tueailuy by Till und no unidridi AUBURN. N V i-h-A F’ongrcAR would j(r* him Imrk right eye. He wrote that he could Mr*. Meridah K. Rin-di-i, « .relive xtiitii* And be gnl fhnl in housing in , hi April May June •ii'-peradn lay unili-r armed sheplierrl dug aee a lltUe hit out of the left graduate of fnwu Stale Culver H1la - In xxirytg ( /| ride fm a level he llnrbirrns hired Dun Myer im a Iiii .[nlal today after, Seplember, I0.V). served a* execii eye. aity, waa appointed as a teacher nf uni) <IO0(pnt).^|, / home si art! a allurney. In defend Till lie xlimxed tn kill In in --elf white a fral Thl. waa the third tlmo that al the Weal Side I'riuiht- live officer uhunnl a destroyer fur hIwiiiI |t|(i spertalnrs and the emit I •IimmI at tux merry and ftf year more than n year CpI, School to succeed Mr*. Waller I This week he got hlx dream — that die playful Till bail un fang 'llii-ii begged him in sun This ix cent In-low the Kor , _ ,_ 1T ...... . . . . . Steele who haa resigned and badly rolled teeth bital id I.Iftfjjfa d-/rllingx aelmlly The 2t year uld ex skipper of a ship in Paula, attended local echoete Hanilnole High School Principal Till was tried under an old eily known as Daniel |-‘, W4N$r J r , begun last -tpthfy nn-l emupares and waa a baaaball, football ami Herman E. Morris waa granieU v Hli a rilM -ll b ilblmg rate nf ordlmtnrr Unit said all dugs eaiigld was repnrli-it III seringa qpeil H GAMBLING STAMPS haakethall star at Seminole High permission to teach a t ins* in I N a) -Kmi ., M k f , , fighting must be put In dr-alb Ailli a Imllet xxiuuid in Ihe Motn JACKSONVILLE U R I hr De­ School from which he grduated visual education on Mnndsv partment of Inlrrrnil Revenue in 'It ix (be nature nf dug-. In (ighi im n- f a n , /bf i, a sharper Slate [Milire said Walker-was three yrara ago. nights for tha next IR weeks a* day nther dug* and lo chase eats." parole violator from Eastern etc r u iladinent aMH \ i ‘A Administrasaid right more nrriinathmal Hie mailing addrtaa la ll.'l-fiS-bl Stetson University, with tinII laitM bail imiiJudge Murray said In annuuneirig I’Miileullary ill PtuladetplM 4 -Si Imi MmiIv Ward G, Marina Director, Section understanding that this would gambling lux Mmnpx had been is­ the xerdlel rated was tJMj'roi p.-ei when testiti id "a recurd a mile lung ol tUf sued, l ringing the tuisl in 383 Navy Number 8033, c/o KPO, -San not In any way Interfere with -wisliinal hearing "'by and assault. a I'yltut at a Those gelling xlampx ineltidril: Kranrleco, Calif. . ills duties a t the high school. v-b»uuii said He sIimI bitusnlf rattier 11 Ir .Vednesdiiy Orlando: Alherl Rowe Ilo,inc Fire Caused home lurU t" svaiMillee. who sought lilin ritfR i Annpka; Allicrt Harris. Altiert M NEW V O T IM AUTO ACCIDENT tn a rate By Defective Flue tie tired at a stale lionprrAm m ,/J Over SO m w votora have obtain­ CARROLLTON. Ky. (ft - Four L. Roller Hr., 11 T Bruner li ummuni ■tn|i|u-d him fur apeerhiiq WrqfRt Tangerine: Charlie Alexander elementary school haskalhnll play­ ed registration carta In Seminole day. nffieiala •lav J, Zell wood —John II Andersun. A rlnfeellve line was blamed fur ers were injured fatally Thursday County in the nine day reglatration Walker held Mrs .tames VY$d ' ‘ tes liy ei an allie roof fire Ibis immiing in period thua far, Mra. Camilla Druce night whan their borrowed car Jiilo Vann Corners ildlng an M-rth, Git. wife t Ihe frame house nl 791 Kasl Ninth , , . of. a eemelery , , crashed Into rear of a packed announced thla ornlng. pitiful lit OREAKY THUMB FREED Ktrrrt that caused "nnl P hi much «» " hnstnge In her truck. "Thla la an amailngI numbe number of figurWASHINGTON U R The Senate, I dam age." Fire Chief II M Clove b-r *tx hours Wednesday ' *] new votara to be rcgUta stared a. thi* Coroner G. D. Graham said John which wanted lo pul him In Jail,, land reported Idday. "noollnu hlinxrlf, ho fog j Humble. 14, Donald Layton, 13, early data," aha aalad. Total ro-roglatration, including ■nd Delbert L. Wlnburn, 13, were haa lost In Jacob (Greasy Thumb) The blare look place tn the Sip l’J«, front n second »tory wind® < Ilracey hrrme which Is rented tiy "J Hto VVailswcirlh home, la nil In ( former voter*, have aurpaaaed the killed outright. Norvin Layton, 14. Guiik, who didn't want tn go. "Greaay Thumh." veteran Chic- Mr and Mrs Frank Melton T h e 1'!* *h«l feet of tils girl friend, Mir 400 mark, bringing Um grand total brother of John, died in a hospital eloae to ihe 300 figure, am* stated. at 3:40 a, m., apparently of a ahull ago mobster, waa acquiltcd by U K alarm was first given al H 27 this Jacqtjellnu l.onpcrman. 17 nf t / f Angelo*. Dlatrict Judge Edward A. Tamm morning. Creature. Klin was traveling wllli blip Five firemen directed by MIM4NO n itO M T E R * Two other buys were allghtly in­ fata Thursday of chargo* growing when Hie Iron into out of hla refusal lo answer ques­ Cleveland extinguished Ihe fire with Wednesday - SEATTLE UR—l a d weather and jured. The boys were an route home tions of Ihe Samite Grime Com­ the aid nf a booster line Koine slopped them near Syracuse bad reaulti w e n all that searching rontenls to Ihe attic were burned, aircraft UV£ been able from baaketbatl practice In the car, mittee. The Weather Chief (’lelclniid stated. fete of owned by their coach, Bob Tanner. Firemen worked for mure than POf.EK HENTENCED Hl|h Irow WARSAW. Poland un - Three one hour subduing Ihe flame* and SCHUMANN PLAN w Ailiev llie it BONN, Germany UR — file Rehu- Pole* charged with spying for the picking up the hoses. 3A at 07 Boston w arn Plan to pool Waatorn Eu­ United State* were senteneed to 31 19 Chicago rope's coal and ateel resource! won death Thursday night and two WARMER WE ATHE R 40 (12 MKELAND UR - Slightly higher U n Angeles g crucial vote of approval from otters ware given life aentencea. S3 39 Ia a one-dap trial before the tamperahirea generally and patch- New Orleans th* Weat German Pari,am««l to33 42 ,n Warsaw regional military court) a* of light frnat Ip tha North Gain*- New York 41 31 .04 all flv* pleaded guilty to alipplng villa Diitrtct tonight and Saturday Seattle 43 $0 U waa forecast today by the Waahlngton tat* f t t a M illegally after going morning w roi 70 cun InteUlganci a gene* j^ederafstitato Frost Warning Serv- Miami to work ta r America «e a Tallahaaate ■IMta to Berlin Boxer Doj; Tried Oil iMui'deiD har^e In Aliev Brawl iiyvei enl Asks rpTr t-Back In tjlf .n Building Voimj* Fxd onv % W jL ia ___ fktffiis’1 -iM- I �»• e*A ■ A Forest Problem The Sanford Herald K a ta h lU fc M la IS M r * b lU h » 4 a a llr e tre u * S a tie * * ? a a il * h * * * > , r h r la la ia a a a * Maw T a a ra . 1 ' i l i l U M a a a a t a r S a r * f a l la n l a a r h r la la ia a a a * X i a T a a ra _______ I I I la a a a a lla A r aaaa R a l i r r i aa ■rm lM l alaaa ■ a l t a r O a la b a r IT , l a i a . a l Ik e P a a l u ffla a a l N a a la rS , P la r IJ a . a a S a r I ha A r t a l I'a a a ra a a a l M a rah s, llr t* , ' ___ DOI.I.AND L ' f i t n f r.A lla r (JORDON ORAN R aalaaaa r ta a a a a r _________ aj llallUPTION RATKI v . r f , M u a i.a ___ ____ _ B l* M o n th * .............. .......... Q a * » f « r ............ ----- * " A l7 a b l i a a r r a itiie a a . M ehi „ Ik a n h * . r n « l * i l i t u a a * » . i I n * ml e a te r la la m e a t l w ik e n r , M , ml r a l. la a lu n * « , w i l l be r a a r a e * le r a* r . a a l e r . l i . r t l t l . * f l e a. ll.a r r .v N l.il V n I U nnI I , H f l a . la n e V » N t|M P ' ll* a r » * .a la ll* * e le r . . N e w V w rh , C k fra a e . U . l r a l t , H e e . n . ( n , «u ,i * ,. I.a a la . T h e H e r a t* I * a M e m b e r e f Ib e A a e e rla le d I ' r r a . n h l r k l , e a lllle S e . r l a . l . r l f «u Ib e a *e f e r r e a a b ttr a ll e a « l a l l th e le r a l a e tte e r la t e * Ib le a « m . a . r r , aa a e l I ae aU A P a r e . S U p a le b e a , ___ FRIDAY. JAN. II. 1952 _ " TODAY’S III BLR VBRSR Rut humanity often he* confuaed aim pi lr 11y with foollahne**. 'I ruth I* elw my • elmpie. God hath cho.vn thu foolish thing* of the world to confound the wise.— 1 Cor. 1:27. Wr ir r wliric thry ate having growiiiK paint down in Orlando too. Have you contributed lo the March of Dime, yet? If not. pleaie tend in your check al once. Congratulation* lo Volie Wil­ liam*. Jr. upon hit telection ei hy Sanford Jayccei ai one of five oulitanding young men in Florida ^ | The recent cleih between Governor Warren and Alto Adami. according to ihe Tampa Tribune, leavet ihe Governor with no place In go in tliii gubernatorial rare. Hut the rlaih may mean rather that the Governor'* chair­ man of the Stale Road Depart­ ment it going to run. Hal Hoyle who write* a daily column ior the Sanford Herald and tome 1.500 other newtpapen will he the gueit ipeakef at the Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce'* annual meeting on Jan. IH. Hoyle ii a veteran retrortcr of World War II and ihe Korean War and wai winner of the Pulitier price in 1945. It pay* to advertise, tayt no lets an authority on the tubjecl than Roger Uabion. Of 717 companie* in ihe United Stale* which were spending 125,000 a year or more on advcrliting 10 year* ago, 9 1 percent are alill in btuinet* and doing more adver­ t in g than ever, while only 5 percent are sow ipending let* on advcrliting. Only one company in 12 found ndverliting un­ profitable and they were Irvins lo tell a wrong product or had wrong *a!ei policie*. - Dispute* Over Aden Birth Announcements At the 'fnllnhiuMco Municipal hospital a new system has been Installed to make things easier for expectant fathers. Microphones in the delivery rooms of the maternity ward will pick up the first wall of each newborn infant, so that It may he heard hy the father in the waiting room. Following this first cry the doctor will announce the name, weight nnd sex of the new arrival. This device may eliminate thu risk of being trampled In the stampede of anxious fathers dreaded hy nurses and doctors who emerge from niutornlty wards. To an anxious father the first cry of his Itahy may seem to mark the end of his suspense. Hu may feel that he cun stop his pacing ami alt down for a deserved rest, lfo had hotter enjoy that rest while he can, for thu first wuil he hears is Just u sample of wlmt is to come. And his pacing of the /loor bus very likely only begun. fepTEir*,''.V* coming a vehicle for amendment* “ that many of us don't want to that might provide other benefit* do our first voting of 1033 on a bill fur servicemen und add subtlan- that Is going lo cost close lo one lially to II* cost. Idllion dollars. Tills Is an election Current opposition to Ihe incus- yeur and economy is going to be ! are reportedly la not ha*cd on It* ihe byword In many congressional ____ • merit*, but on the decision lo make CUIlttfStS.” WASHINGTON .if - House lead *' '* • .hMtbU."^C^it.Th^m Until I0&I, Nepal, on TIIh'I' h er*’ plan* to na** u bill giving H ^ ^ n tu a llv 'h southern border, had been gov­ active and retired servicemen n a hleh ranhlne erned hy a hereditary prime min­ 10 iter cent pay raise next week ‘ •rou'"* *. ranking llmi.se member told m>w*incn, ister for 104 year*. ran Inin a snag today. "Poor tlmint" was blamed. Influential House members rcimrtcd stiff opimsltlon In docketing ihe pay raise Idll ns Ihe first major business of the 1052 station. They predicted defeat of the hill If ft DUILl)KHS' RUPl'I.IKS a m il l w o r k comes up so early. Phono 14-17 Highway 17-02 South The estimated colt of Ihe bill Is IWO million dullnre annually. Aa unanimously by the House Armed Sorvlre* Committee It would give everyone In the ,v Oa;armed force*, whether retired or In uniform, a 10 per cent coat of living raise over present pay ami allowance*. The Home agreed Wednesday t/> consider thu bill next Tuesday un­ der procedure requiring' a twothird* vole fur passago and bar­ ring amendment*. The Idea was , to prevent the measure from bc- Celery Harvester > right pert of > presidential noli 'm o r e likeliho ! Preiidenl think that if tun* for Pri colt wai fn •an nominal coM wa» in' K Finland became guarantor nf4 the independence of the Alandf Islands In the Gulf of Dothnis In 1061. A colony of 7600 American flamingos has been reported llvIng on the island of Great In a ria In the Bahama*. 8EM INOLE t'OUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER MAKR A CMOS* MAMK (X) ARTKI* TIIK NAWH n r TIIK CANIIIIiATM OS' VOI'll CIUHCK FOR GOVERNOR VOTR ROM ONM FOR HEC'RRTARY OF HTATK VOTR r o d ONR FOR COUNTY I'ROHECUTING ATTORNEY VOTR r o n ONR FOR HIIKHIFF VOTR rot* ONM J. L. Hobby FOR ATTORNKY GENERAL r a n onr v otr voth FOR t tJMl'TROl.I.KR r u n ONM FOR HTATK TREASURER r u n ONM voth CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE 9th Judicial Hiatrlct i o t k r o n oxs: HTATE ATTORNEY •tk Judicial Diatrlct votm r o n ONR .FOR COUNTY HUI'BHINTENDBNT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VOTR rOH ONM FOR HUPBEVIHOR OF RKGIKTnATION r o n ONR vo ti : FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER votr as, W R I T "°' 1 + Earl Higginbotham FOR STATE SENATOR 17th SENATORIAL DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER d is t r ic t no. a VOTR r o il ONR V O TR POR ONR fO R COUNTY COMMISSIONER _____ i i i r r m c r no. • B n w in uaa In harvesting, IBfing-llk* convaryor holt*, M hy cable* from a central ■ • a n lit easily detached and ■ * f the side* of the math■ R t l *t can take to the m a m It can travel ut almut a mast loaf mixture I cups and then serve w|i aauoa pepper up with except defense plants. f The pinch, then, that they've been talking about so long really starts April 1. And government men soy It may get rougher be­ fore It get* estlcr Here Is what some of the cut­ backs the government Is ordering for April mesn—If they aren't re­ vised later on: Only 660.000 new homes are ex­ pected lo be started this year. Be­ fore Korea Americana were b u lld -f ing at an annual clip of 1,400,000.w From 1.730,000 to 1.000,000 new cars (depending on how good auto makur* are at stretching their copr nrd aluminum supplies) esn made In Ihe first six months of this year. They made 9,160.011 ' In the first six months of 1030, before Korea. In June. 1330, we made 330,100 vacuum cleaners. 333,200 washing machines, and 246,283 gas and coal kitchen staves. Only 43 per c e n ta l of (hat amount can be made this June under Ihe new rules. But (here are plenty of stoves, washing machines, vacuum clean­ ers, Tv sets and autos on hand now to fill present civilian de­ mand*. In fact, some of them havo been pretty hard to move. The sales executive may be gelling a break. DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday, May 6, 1952 Ten Year G uarantee bn of the U. 8. Weathri M conducted through 81 S tm t offices and fou forecasting center*. I ^ „ w*rnlnt» for al U. H. river* and trlbU to let you have bulki­ ng materials. Rusincss expansion fiovemment Is going to slow down after April— BALLOT CAMPBELL’S CABINETS larvaa ' time and energy, f. Dawaon, however, poluteil that the machine at preiont itmctical only for large field* M e ry and not for imall Hkee. ttrle a n f r u it arowera Inc. la M n g Ita regular wa»h houie ■tiona on the w ait aide, said to have a tough time provf;o!ng ng it's essential enough for the SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION 10% Pay Hike For Servicemen Runs Into HouHe Snag llltirk or dark *ktn ir* a tt, ncia mV A trup foi' the min’* raye, ratehimr the Incoming heat at the *nrface, thu* preventing it* punctrutlim (('enlleae* • '- - a t*«aa OaeJ an equivalent number of empty to deeper ImiiIv ll**ur* where it might riiueu daninge. crate*, aliout 176, which mo passed to the two white crate a**emhler* on llm upper deck of the machine. Ollier workcis reach up for the u**emhliul crate* Huvi* You Seen The Muttrest* Of The uml place them fur tho packer*. Year? We Mean The Year ’52! To keen tho hlg 6011 k«H»» Senator Kefauver of Tennessee water tank on tho machine full TUFTGKHH--------- HUTTONLESH tav* he i* not a preai require* about three trlpa a day GUILT TOP DESIGN — NO PAD NEEDED didale al this lime, by the tractor drawn water curt, which haa a little engine to not rule out entirely' COME IN ! T R Y IT ! B U Y IT ! pump water Into the big tank. ’ aihilily that he mey Powered try a aneelul Kuril an* Tho Pluusuru Will Hu All Yours one. Me i* keeping in lino, thu hlg machine. riilliiK on the lituation end may In Your Cholco Of Ticking IH hlg tiros, edge* along ul MU thing to. announce later.. Inchaa a minute. With it rapnlde Guilt Top MatresH $RJ.fi() Democrat* wou craw It will handle about ItiOO , M atching Box Spring to 2,000 crate* of celery ilurlnjr r\- mat) in Kefauv* a to hour day. Hand Tied Construction 1 ^ . 5 0 the corruption *4 t County Agent C. K. Dawson, ' adminitlralion krho viewed the machlno Momlay, Hollywood LegN No Chnrg* but he doe* n lolntad out th at It will romarva there it of Voting for a Ry SAM DAWSON NEW YORK Wt—The govern­ ment means It when it eaye you're going to b« pinched. And the pinch for civilians after Uw military geti the metal It need* D going to be a lot eharper than many expected. It's going to be rough on ■ lot of production chiefs who wlU be trying to keep factories running and men employed. But maybe it'll be a boon to a lot of sales executives who are trying to move Inventories of goods already on hand. Makers—and buyer*—of autos and household gadgets have been told haw much can bo produced In April, May and June. And the word Is "less than now." But for the makers of such ac­ cessories to living as umbrellas, plsnos and Vencilan blinds the word Is "You can have more mctol than now, so you won't go out of business." The government Is giv­ ing up trying, apparently, to de­ cide which is more essential, a dishwasher or a cigarette lighter. formerly It called IK e............. lighter lesj essential than kitchen o; ippllanre*. and allowed less metal to lighter makers Builders—and would-be owners— of new homes got a shock. Fewer can be started offer April than w ai first expected. The trouble here Isn't In lumber, cement, plumbing fixtures or workmen There's no scarcity yet In any of these. But the brass, copper and aluminum items that arc a small but essential part of any now home aren't going to be handed out free­ ly. Unless your contractor Is a good hunter, he may have trouble finishing some homes later on this year. Businessmen get this advice from the government: If you haven't stalled new plant — or expan ---- that ---- ... ...r — slon program by April 1. you're ■- ------ m The British Kmpirn has so many perils confronting It th at It can hardly bother with pinpricks. It may therefore pay little attention to the threat of Yemen In southern Arublu to tuke over the crown colony of Aden. Aden lies at the southern tip of thu Arabian Penin­ sula, ultout us hot uml unattractive a spot as could be found In the whole world. It guards one end of the Rod Sea, us the Suez Canal does the other. The British with their vast commercial fleet and their navy have always had an eye for strategic sites which could bo coaling sta­ tions or could command important waterways. Gibraltar at tho west end of the Mediterranean Is the best-known example; Aden with its adjoining islands of Perlm and So­ cotra is to the Red Scu wlmt Gibraltar Is to the Mediter­ ranean. Spain resents the presence of the Ilritish ul Gibraltar on what might he her soil, and similarly the Arabs or Yemen dislike tho British ownership of Aden. 1 hey are, however, In no military position to challenge Great Britain. They will in all likelihood merely add Aden to their list or grievances for future settlement. 1■ m b, Gadgets And Steel Are Going To Be Harder To Get In ’52 Conservntion and rebuilding of the forestn remain among our moat aerioux domestic problems. The short­ sighted policy of years ago, hy which many of our forests were stripped of timber without replacement, hits largely depleted what once seemed like an nlmost inoxhnuslble supply of lumber. Since the start of reforestation the fed* eral and stuto government have done good work In pre­ venting further waste of our forest resources und in re­ planting nreus left Imre hy fire or logging operations. Progress often seems slow. Federal money can he spent only on nntionul forest lands und the appropriations for such projects are often too small to permit tuking on new forests. The Ntntes are ulso limited in the amount of money they enn spend. Doth the state and federal governments are finding it difficult to get employees skilled in such work. It would he w ise not to mlsH the lesson of our forest problem. It Is always easier to use up resources or waste them than It is to replace them or repair the damage caused hy wasteful practices. The lumbering regions suffer the most Immediate effects of depleted forests. Hut the prob­ lem Is u nntionul one, for lumber is one of our most useful and valuable materials. It is a matter of concern to the stute, the nation, Industry and labor, and deserves the attention of everyone in protecting what is left and start­ ing new growth. __ " vo th 1939 BUICK 1947 BUICK Sedan, Extra Qood Tires, Radio, lleatar—Running Good. Sugar Sedan, Fully Rqulppsd, Radio, Heater, Qood Ttrsa. Qood Condition.' only 9295.00 ro n own J S & KVn $1190.00 1948 BUICK FOR JUSTICE OF Super Sedan. A. Beau Green Sedan With W Wall Tire—Purchased Driven By Local Owi Low Mileage, Extra Cl< Radio, Healer, Kxceller Ccndltlon. THR PEACE only 11395.00 1941 CHEVROLET • >, f ■y ' I Door Sedan 1395.00 '<TW W F nV w jM W U H ta m ■■ • f T•yn 1 3 - -j �WWu '- W 'J W W tw ' PHONE H 8 Social Calendar ,w FRIDAY The Sanford Shrine Club will hold its regular dinner meeting i.t the Montezuma Hotel nt 7:00 P. M. All Noble* are requested to be prccent. The llemeroeallii* Circle WIU | meet at 7:30 p. M. nt the linrdei Center. Mr*. C. K. Hunter nnd Mr*. J. South will be ho«te*«e*. Slides will lie shown on flower arrangementa. ^ a l ten e Circle will meet with M™ J. A. Yount* nt H:(>0 p.m. The Snnford Town.end Club will hold Its tegular meeting In the Commissioners' llooni nt the City Hall nt 7:30 p.m. MONDAY Mrs. Home Honored At Woman's Club Ten Mm. Kiiflunn C. Ilornr, ntutv lili'fidcilt nf t lit* K»m!«*rut loll Ilf wn* honored n. « ,r " Kivui yeitrrdny afternoon at the Sanford Woman* t lul> Receiving the gm -i* with Mr*. Home were Mrs. It. It. Crtnnlov, president, Mr*, Ralph A. Kmitb. nnd Mr*. I). P. Herndon, nod pouring during the afternoon were Mis. \. IS. Molnnis, titul Mr*. F. K. Itolr. Mrs. (ieoigi McCnll and Mrs. Clarence Welsh furnished pimor musle during the ten htturs. nnd tire commit!" in charge of the ti'ii was eom posed of Mrs. (ieorge A. Stine ehnirnttin, Mrs. (>. W. linker Mrs. K. t!. Kilpatrick. Jr.. Mr* Itevel Rohittson, anil Mrs. J. II Nirholsott. The club room* were lieauli fully tleeora*etl for tile oeeaslon with camellias uml preenery, amt the ten tulile, overlaid with n Ineo cover held a central arrutt"e meat nf pink gladioli In tt silver IkiwI, which was flanked with burning white tapers in silver holder*. Thr......lor theme of pink "nd «*h|te uns fort hep rarrted no* in rlhhnn cumlwiehes. rakes mu! mints. Ahoo* Ml "tiesls I'ltlled dot lilt: the afternoon. The F.lsle Knight Circle of the Woman'* Mlsslonray Society of the First Tlantist Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home nf Mr*. John Rogers nt 010 Myrtle Avenue. tXfae circles uf the Womnn's Mis. slw arv 8oo<e*" of the First Hup list Church will meet nt 11:00 o'clock as follows: I. Mrs. John I*. Miller, ehnirmnn, in th r Phc. Iiean Class rooms II. Mrs. Voile Williams, rhairman, In the T.K.LCla*» room: 111. Mr*. J. A. Rt *tnge.'ehnlrman, In the Young Men’s das* room; IV. Mrs. It. I,. Harm, chairman, In the Men'.* nthle Class room; V. Mrs. Joder Jr. Women’s League Oameron, ehairmnn, in the WornTo Sponsor Nursery eaja lllhie Class room: VI. Mr*. flW . Moore, ehnirmnn, In the Philathen Class loom; VII. Mrs. The .liiniro Women’s l.esgae of Qeorge Dixon, chairman, in the the Congregational Church met ({olden Circle Cln*a room. on Tuesday evening nt the home • At 12:00 o'clock a covered dish of Mrs. I.nmbeit Palmer nt whl b fellowship luncheon will tie served time the group voted to sponsor In the (lenrrnl Assembly mom nnd n nursery for children doling th» *t 1:00 o’clork. Circle IV with i lion b services. Mrs. Forrest (iatrhrl. program The president. Mi . Maty Rob ehnirmnn, will ilirect the program Iiimui e o o d n e t e d t h e m e e t i n g a n I using a* her tnl*sionsrv topic: Mr*. Ralph l.o -mi* was iiP|Miln' 1I "Hood News for All Who Keek". as Friendly Solvin' amt IN-* (Missions In the lllhie. Miss Klein linnal l.ife Cliniimini, nml tl • Hflith, n missionary from Itejgjnn Wilbur Ker hrIj* \V»IM ll|»|*l.ift«. | Congo will (»• the guest speaker. Horijtl A»I ifti I 'l i n n niiMi f*•i IIAll the women of ttie chilli'll uie inmifii* ‘mm urged to attend nod visitor* me Hnvllig f*•i th" lt d I'm m.i * weleome. oiniifr tin* iiM'iulti'i ., Clrele* of the Women of the Ilfld till* l*|ll|lfl •*f Ml • llllld, ♦(! Im Preshyterinn Churrh will meet nt Ill-Id .Inn. !*!• im*! Ifl writ Hn»li»ti»i* i *1 the Church fioin ||:(HI n.m__12:00 At till* l «i|li |l|* Inn «if f|t|* 1111w| Moon. 12:00 —|:(H) p.m. ('over *1 ness meeting lefieshno ole we dish luneheon In Kiluentionul j serve l by the |o» tee*. T!m-c pi Ruildillg, fallowed by Inspirational • eiil were Mrs. Fitwnnl Sunn mu Meeting. The Foreign Mission* Mrs. Harold ||o rh « l. Mia. Raton will be given. Huhhanl, Mrs llooio-t C a rte r, jRu*lnt-s* Women's Circle No. I, Mr*. Clifford proctor. I* . Mr* or the First Presbyterian Chut eh bossing, Mr-. Keeling, Mb'* Helen Mrs. Mnlivl Hrown, chairman, will Witte, and Miss Kohin*nu. meet at 8:tm p.m with Mrs. W. M Hi iirntey, Celery Avenue. *■ sk Husliies* Women's Circle No. 2. K First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. W. K. Dodson, ehnirmnn, w ill meet at 8:00 p.m. *vlth Miss Chatlnlle L Moughtou, 418 Magnolia Avenue, Miss Klise Hutrhlson. ro-hostrs*. luKMIMY tn t 'I 'V IIIH'TIID * V The American Home DepartII* rbert M tioodwln n A it of the Kanforrl Woman's (TQb will meet nt 8:00 p.m. at the Club house. Mrs. H. (I. Iliirrlmun At Tlu- (Imrclic-N will Ire speaker. The It. W. Ware Hllile Cln-js FIRST P ltF K llV m tlA N nf the First Metlrmlist Churrh d l l ' R« 'll will hold a covered dish Slipper (tsk \**-oor nml Third Street lie*. V IJ Mrlnnis. M im slrr at 7:00 P.M. at MecKluley Hall. U: |r» a oi Sunday School. The Junior (!. A.'* will meet at IldHi o.m Morning Wot*hi|i the First llantist Church at 3:20 p.m. in the T.K.L Class Hraim. Alltiieois: “Thou Will Keep llho * The Chapel Choir of the First in Pei feet l'*,aee", Keholili; " I.«•** I lluptist Church will hold rehear- Ate. I.ord", Kdiaond-on hv t'lmnrel sn) at 0:45 p.m. Choir, Sermon !>v Mr. Atelnnis. W ttKDNK<HAY 11:01) n.m. Junior (Thtirch fm • The Prayer Meeting service at children age* 0-12 in Kilm-atluna! th r First llaptist Churrh will Ih-- Iluildlng, Mrs. P. R. Stephenson. gln at 7:30 p.m. D.lt.K. Chunh Nursery in Norcry llepartnienl dining Morning TllllHHDAY The Royal Ambassadors will Worship. 0:30 p.m. Pioneer Lragtie meet at H ip First tlapti.it Church at 6:00 p.in. 0:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship 7:30 p.m. Kvening AVorshlp. Solo: "Hark Aly Soul. D Is I ho Town Hall Series laird", Dyke* by Stanley llruinley Opens in Winter Park Sermon hy Air. Melmds. ‘^T h e Town Hall Kerle* under the direction of Miss Dorothy bockhart will oopen n ______ In Winter Park at the High School Auditorium next Tuesday night nt H:I6 o'rlork with a live presentation of thr** Columbia llroadensting Kyi.tsm's Uopical program, "People's Plat­ form". Rep. Clarence Drown, Ohio Re­ publican and right hand man 'of Senator Robert Taft, and Mcp. flharle* lb Howell, one nf the H iding young bihcrnl* of the Trenton, N. X Democratic Party, will debate the major Issuea con­ fronting the present session of the •2nd Congreis- Stuart Novlns Will aerve as moderator. Thl* la the first event of six outstanding attractions which will be presented by Miss bockhart on the Town Hell Series during Ja n ­ uary and February. \ TODAY’S FIBOT WITH THE M 0 8 T QUIZ I 'll It 1ST' ('IIDHCII. bon* wood (Knlsropnl) Rev. II. b. /im m rrm an, It. It., Vlrar 1st Sunday after Kuiptinny 4:00 p.m. Kvening Prayer and Sermon. All are wrlrmnr. CONfiRKCATIONAI. (IIDIICH Park Avenue and Third Street J. Ilcrnard Itonl, Minister Sunday Keliool 10:00 n.m. Morning Worship lt:IK) n.m. Hertnon: "M an—Thn Image .if (list". FIRST MKTIIODIST CIIIIRCH J. K. McKinley, Minister 0:48 n.m. Hunday Hchnnl. “A claaa for every age." 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Rermon theme: "Glvo (lod A Chencs". 8:30 p.m. Intermediate and Sen­ ior Youth Fellowship. 7:30. p.m. Kvening Worship, Rermon theme: "Rnmanrn of Faith". P c r s o n a Is Mrs. It. I,. Shinbolser tins re lurne.l from Jacksonville where she spent the Christ inns Reason with her daughter, Mr*. Joe Davis. Mr. W. Mahiilm. residence Ktrcrt, to M. Castle. Jr. *ml son, have moved from then on 82(> W. Twentieth 1200 Oak Avenue. Id. and Mrs. Ita Rnwman anil their fnmllv have moved front Al­ tamonte Springs to their new home in Wlnnewoorl. Fliemls of Mr*. Jack Russell will regret to learn that she has been eonfined to the FernaldLaughton Hospital. Mrs. It. I.. I.t iff in of Jacksonvillo visited here for a »hoit time recently with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. John K. Higgins. Friends of Mrs. J. S. Moorr will la- sorry to learn that she is eonfined to her home on Celery Avenun heemtse of a broken shoulder sustained in a recent fall. Miss Allah I'miley of Charles­ ton, W. Vn. visited bcio recently en route to Hollywood. While here she was the guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. (Ieorge A. Stine, and also Dr. nnd Mis. .1. A. Smith. Among Ho- San foul people who attended the Civic Music Concert in Milntnlo were Mis. John I., bee, Mr*. A. M. Philips, Mis. Irvin Frinhcrg, Mrs. K. It. Cnrtrr, Mi** Klsie Finley, and Miss Mnignrr-t Davis. I.lltlr- Manly Williams, wlm I ■ underwent a tnnsilertomy at Holiday Ihoise in Mrlando, and Ills parents, Mr. and Mis. AV. R Wt'llams, have r *-titrn*-*l honeafter spending several days in l li londo. r e a lly Cap! ami Mi*. John I. ('lid•eiiilrn have a» theli guest* Mi unit Mrs. Unwind C Munson *3 Mursenn. N Y., Mr. nnd Mr*. 'I *inson. who are spending the winter in Hi. I'etersloirg, w.'l visit here for several day . Mis. I ' i i i i I I'cmdrl, .lr . and urfaot -on, Roh< it Paul, were rcmov.- l ycstiidiiy from t I* e Pel mild l.aiighton Memorial llo-intal in the home of Mr, mid S irs . Pend.I, Hr. at Mill I'ulmetto Avenue, whole 'hey will icionln for several rlay* before returning to their home in Apopka. MIm Kay Holtzclaw I n (iucst of Honor Coif Tourney Held Hy Womcn’H Croup Miss Kuv Holtzclaw, brideelect, was honored rrcenlly nt n miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Donald T. Reagan anil Mrs. II. M. Pearce at their home on Heeond Street. (lames and contesta wcic en­ joyed with prizes being won hy Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. It. b. Dana, nnd Mrs. Raymond Knder. Floral arrangements nf vari­ colored gladioli were used in the parly rooms nnd the shower gift* were presented Ihe'honoiee in a large decorated basket. The hostesses were nsslsted in serving by Mrs. Ruby Drawn, Mrs. Doris Tender amt Mr«. S. C. tiraham, nnd refreshments nf coffee, chocolate, sandwiches, cakes mid nuts were served. Tin- guests were Mrs. F K. McCoy, Mr«. K. R. Taylor, Mrs. A. b. Thomas, Mr*. Dorothy Woodworth. Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. Knder, Mrs. F. K.Cooper. Mr*. It. T. Thomas. Mr*. Frank Woodruff, Jr., Mrs. Roy Hi itt, Mrs. U. T. Hunt, Mrs. (irahanr, Mr*. Ruby Itrown, of Orlando, Mr*. Teasley, Mrs. A. J. Walker, Air*. Miller, Mr*. Ruddy Mock, Mrs. Pauline tioethe, Mrs. Tedder, Mrs. Reatriee Andeisnn and Mis. I.yinnn Phillips. Also, Mr*. P. A. Rowland, Mis Richard Walker, Mr*. K. C. CampM i, Mr*, o. C. (Ilhl.*, Mrs. J. M. .Stlnrciphrr, Mr*. W. I'. Ilrooks. Jr., Mis. Malcolm Higgins, Mr«. Dann, Mr*. T. C. I’ltihfonl, of Ml. Vernon, III., uml Mrs. J. P. Iloltielaw, mother of the brideelect. The engageineut of Mis* Mary Ionise Perfect, of Fort Lauder­ Also, Miss Martha Hhanuon. dale to Paid D Hickson of Snnford was announced today by her |u*r Miss Mnrv Jane Dnh-nn, Miss ents. Mi and Mis. M. C Perfect. Miss Perfect, who at piesenl is a Joyce Anderson, Miss Mildred monilm of tli fneolty of Ft. I.mnlerilnlc high «• Inail, attended Williams, Miss bnurlnr Cassnly, sclinol- I hen Slie is a graduate nf Floiida Stale Dniveraily where Miss llmharn Huprecht, and Miss when slit- iilitaiiicil tier M .\, degree. Mi. Iliekson is tlie son of Ml. tiluria Hliolstilj. and Mr* It .1 Hickson, Hi., of Hanfonl lie is a graduate of Stetson Unlvcisity and a number of the Scroll nnd Key and Camilla Sigma | Kpsilon lliiniu.il v Fratei nity. He now leaches in Uvicdu high M'hool. Wesley Daughters A June wedding o |dalineil. Alt inlet-rluti golf toutnnm en! w as held nt the Seminole Count! v ('lull liy the Snnford W om en’s (Solf AssiU'intioo on Wednesdnv, w ith rlol'S fiom Day tuna llcnrli. New S m y rn a and Del.nnd attending. Luncheon un* served following the play and p ii/e s w ere awarded. I'tires in the S nnfonl group were w«n by Airs. C. b. Austin, winner low gio*s, witli o score d 7 !*, Ali- W. IJ. Fleming, winm-i low net. Mi- K It Smilii n iw is , lip low net, and Alls- I tot I'owell, w in oil putting p u r e , with only JVIect At Smith Home The Daughter* of Wesley So**. •lav .School Class of the Fli*t Mr'hudist Church mcl o* the Imnie id Mr*. M. It. Smith to San bantu tor Us regular *nt-nil ami hu-i liess meeting, with Mis. It. II Mnnroe, Mr*. It. (!. Illil.-on. M<< it K. White. Mrs T Itinilfurd llyrd, and Mi- K. K I'ci rill ,i. I lldlll itrSKI-S Mi*. Julio M tiilloii. las- me -idellt. i iindileti-d the loe* tlllg, •Mrs. C II Winn guvre.idiiig from the gulileposts, "Piavi-i ', try Capl. Kdille R n k r i l l . I , i Report* fioio tin - v a im iis c o in SKMINOLK III It* lll'.M.IM.I tilt At I WmI. ■•nt* i|I m l l f l \ . limit. It left m I lii' • h'Mi|I I . ‘il l . '\S ilU* Hi. i 11. 111 «tf suit* • L t\ r I thu ..Hv" I III V VI IM la I Hi l? Mi iu r • t I’* t i n t III.* I* lff III* \%Hh i t*ti»»k it nUh . ‘ -s .»ll\ T h ill - L i % •slllra S|N . Il.r*e I II,| | .9'I I ||8* .»fl Ilf •*•! I • a. •'•'ft . |.Ii "S hIK S|i. . iiiI* Ilia lain* ,|]|i . III Im* I* II* i S. hi. H i " t lit. I.II'V l l I \ a t t il l I I «» ••»i'll»*tt I h r |»u • m*« » - H" I•i«Ia WRR *1 I'll- m ille rs w e ir hi-atd with tin no mol lal com m itter, Ml* Ren Atoo. loe, Mrs. At. It. Smith, ami Mi-— Ite-sir /ill lull V. I**|ioi. ilig thul a maihle bench lin* lieeli pln<"l la the putiiili of the t 'lulleli ill iiu in oi v of At ilium Fox. V I-tin M llili* 1 \ . ' tt K ii* l l> if. | ll.n D m A lil l t - . . !• m i \ \ ll "f* k 'n r* . 1 " I 'M " ' I ' I ' l l l ll* . M m i - i i i »i K i l*t I t - !.. • 'n i" lii" M a ll' * \1t w e , AV. M m »4»Ot M id i" " S p e *" • . V m l' 1 H i* l. -1l*V, F l i / i * Mis. Revel Rohl Still | «'|>9.| l.i| belli I ll pi fit • • .10*1 I lot 'll* *••III - t I•••% l*• I•' 'ill that two lii'l'llv fniililie hail lai , M i l l " p e l .• a llv * I t i m i l l provided for at Christum* tune l<v iliiv t iii* . rln*- donations. Air.*. Lula Stall. m iih u i ' i l l * k it I l . t . iip h . " t i l n i l i i l |l ' Mr*. J. M. (iill«n. Mi*. K It I kmCI vI m - rwn i i•' Vih' 'iM t r n H im a e a r rn* I.Illiey, Alls. A. II. Stevells, nod Airs. A. D /.ni hury, who luid f o r th * Si . i i i " - M i m i m i ' I M a i #,.iM*ii«' tdrthdiiya during the mnntli, dn I n v i f • *h*' I •i •• i l. 'iif t M i* . f"» I In* * iip ti'i'M " r r * . lulled to the lllrth'luv Rank \ " lift f^ ir lr u h v m i'I f"i lh . • liifts were presented In Mi I *** linirit Miraiti Mm"* Th* Albert lliek*on liy the ela*< In ip fi» i n"t'.' ti *•• I'li\ u SalK h • piecintioii of lot -eivice- in tlie ' Itl A *•• till* tin i lass, and duiii'g the -mial loon t e n R o ll" 1ftn f 1 1)'It) MIRTH ANNOI'NC'KMKNT • .• lle ie i vi ral *" at i -l il v d'•a *e l1•• *i 1 ll.• n f t*• it • • I'lii r*»* Air. uml Aire. J. (i. Lee of tli AD*. I). K- White i i ' i i i I lamto, animonee the birth of a poem*, Hliuiog llu ni being "lie In It* « t il < f it tf I'.I son, James (freer, Jr., oo Jan. 8, w i l l ' l l - lie i l l ' l l i c l l l " l III III!' . l a - ' T L ' • eIIIliiM .I » l|" il l i l t / . 111-* Al tit at the OiHiige Mcimulal llo-pilal leip tier. Alls. S *l Sliinlii'l-i'i * b it' 1 | t |f* 4 ll"'i|.| F t* - h ii i i 'i i in tlilnndo. Mrs. I.re is the foitm-t Ttic ri'ccpltnn i ""in* of Ali I I I . s. • - .If M ini •• W '" | 12 P » » tl** i-utum tiiitotly of Suiiford. S m ith'- home w eie lieaiitiflilI\ 1 t|| M . *» 1 . 't l* lilt* Alt. and Airs. Raymond V. Ha .ty of Ju. ksonville announce tile Inrtli iif a son, Steven Junta*, 8 t*j lbs. Jun. II, nt St. I,likes I In.*lutul in Jacksonville. Lake Monroe llv MAIIIF. StlDF.HHbOM The men\beti* of tha Woman's Allsiuiuiory Sorirly of the Uike Monioe tldptiat Church are In Hapti.*i Chunh in Sanford on vlted to meet with the Woman's Allssiiuiury Society at the Flint Monday morning, Jan. 14, a t lid'll o'clock. There will In- a covet *• I dish luncheon. It I.* hoped thul till the memliera of the l ake Alum no Circles will lapresent nt the meeting. tine of the sprakrrs on the afternoon program will lie Mias Frances Kiseusmith, a missionary from the Relgiun Congo. Dr. nnd Alta. John Martin nnd his mother, Mrs, Mary Alice .Martin, nf Orlando were tha dlfiner uoesls of Rev. and Mrn. II. II. Martin Thursday evening. The Lake Monroe F TA met Tuesday evening In the school library. Pinna wore mado to honor Fnundoni Day a t the February meeting. The seventn nnd eighth grades had thu greatest number of parents pre­ sent nt the meeting, and wero awarded the nrllf. The bake Mnnroe Home Dent* nnxtrallnn Club will meet thin evening at 7:30 a t tha achool. Thn hostesses are Mra. Jack Mann and Mra. Roland (Hies. (!) What Mouth American Republic Ta named "silvery"? (8) What is another name for Ute bore of a gun? waa ‘ (I) AreJ deserts ever found * cold countries? Correct answer* will be pub’llahad Monday on this page r set of question*, of today's wlitoer passes to the Mta iter to see Humphrey IB o n n In "fllroeco", neat Also, Mis* Mniv Finish, Ati-. A. It. Wilkinson, Mi*. It. D. Hick­ son, Mrs. Smith, Atiss llesslu /.aclinry, Mrs, J. (I. t.iiney, Air*. M. b. Wright, Mntuuret I. Kdwards, Mrs. It. F Itolilson, .Mrs. blda Stall, Mi *. Ilrndio William-, Mrs. Allierl I lick-mi. Airs. S. ti. Harrlman, Mi*. K. I'. Knowles, Mra. J. K. Courier, Ails. Hurry llrowo. Airs. C. II. Wlon, Mi** Aline Clinpinao, Alls- Ver-a Wood­ cock, Mrs. John Al. (iillno, and Mrs. C. M, Flowers, SPANISH WAR VKTH Camp No. 13 and Aoxlllary No. 3 were hnstn to the Central Dis­ trict Connell of United Spanish War Veterans, at tha beglon Hut recently. There was a covered dish dinner lit noon and a business meeting nt 1:30 p.m. Almut 160 vatarans and auxiliary mcmhvn attended. HI evernog I'Ulg a. Die tl ids rnliiped up mid down llml ■il> court, defeating SI .lames, v ■i eouldp’l help toil linlii e Ross llmnuim and Randiill Revuolds i|"ipg nil uhsiilulcly heaulifol joN and we wen* migiily proud of 'em, tool ItlliuilMg n close Ihud In per feet Imi was "llidia ' lli-l'cr! Hill ll lake* fivi of 'em (" make Die team Dm' upped D" srore In 12 21 olid we'il like 1" longrnlolal*' Du-m oil <ui a gi'iigrciilK game mnl here's hopin' we’ll will oddlen noue' \ sipiud. If y o u wai'jlii'd lid- game, voi roiililn't tin-e helped bill I"* Dirillril to Die erne! Die K.H.S wn* really on tlie lieatn Dial night and it paid off to a 2!l to 4!' score, loo! A* usual (lie stand-bys were teolly liooileili' that ball! Wise Hardin, Jcrrv Covmgtan, nnd Jimmy Smith reallv gave St. James something to flgRt about, while the rest of lh« tram were n rnnstanl siiureo of help in milling on those poinlal Jimmy reallv made Orlaudu'a tram gasp, though, when ••I" C H IC K E N C H O W M E IN - 9B STEA M ED i Officers’ Wives Club Has Ltiniheon Meet Mr*. K. It llt'i ii ru'll'T whs h«*w trs** to f hi* Of I ii ri i* \Vivi*N r l u h •*! t h r Sunfoid Nnviil \ mxiIImm A»» .Station a t fhrir m L'ular Inn h«* » i whlrh wn** h* 1*1 "M WflfM*»*L»v th r SrinlfM'lr • *••*•»•? vv f'luh, ivlfh Mrs. Itohrrt Kitii? m IiimI i ' m Novel ilrioi nt ion <• urt* o •••I • tin* luncheon tiihl*, fh«* ««*fil»xil •o ri|i*i»i»t*«t'c' l..'tetra j *;*.!iT ft' fiian JlM«I iinntiiM -IlfM*nfi*lr'l l»v Itlh 'iirr y . lit Hie Daylniia lleacli gmup prizes weie given In Claudia t'" f fee, winnei low net, and Kve Until, inlinei up low n et; N'ew Sm yrna, Dully S ear, winnei lot* net, and F i n D clliury, lo iim i up low net; mid fio m Del.and. Flea not Allen. Jr., w inner l"\v net, ’ end Alai mo Hull, runnel up low liet. Otlu-is uttemliiig th e tourunuii'iit nliil liineheon were the fol­ lowing; from Siinfnid, All*. Do-* Adam-, Mi** Fill'll licit.*, Alt *. H a iry lionet, Mrs. Andrew C airo way, Alt-. I* O. H art, Alt*. K. ('. D ayman. Mi-* Cecil*- Heard, AtiAV. Price il ••aid. Airs. Ray llerion, Mrs. Karl Higgiiihotham, Mi John Ivey, Ali*. A. D. Alnt-li, Ali-. T. F. AleDmiiel, All*. Alo* O'l.inger. All*. Ilnwaid Aletioogh, All -. Jo h n Sehiinid , Atr*. F. IL Si oil, •Mis. K. II Smith, Alls. Roy Syme«, J r ., Airs, lie o ig e T h ursto n, Alt* Hugh IVIu'lchcl, amt Air* l l m i v Woodruff. F iom Diiytoiui Reach, Dot Telton, Hot tv ijoilitou, Stella Ragau. Jo t nine i'" l.l-l'eri y. Iteta Aten dltli, l.iiilv l.loyd, Natlev l.nn • aster, Peg T te -h e t, (tlie / a t m , Italies ll 'n m i i, F rankie Dippery, In-lie I'dlieil, J in I % Dlhhle, Vit ginia Mci iwother l.at'm ii, and thuuia t'oloilay F ioio New S u iy u m , Kvn |teHeiry, Dollv Sear, and .lanev PtutD And fi"in Debatiil, Kleanor Allen, .ll , Helen Rmh'-, Hnltv I-ainli-. Mai no* Hull, Almge |te Shaw, anil lla llie t'h i l-lelli- It M r s . J o n e s 'I’d J o i n lliishiim l \ t M a n ila .1 ft |i* * Mi I t ...... ' •tf I f • Ml) . d i t ' i g l d ' i < i i '1 ' 1* .11 • 1 ......... a n 1 1 " 1 I " l M, 1 It. 1 NI : l ' i . " " l i t " i - " I 1" • 1 of ltM."l> - l i -l"l" I ft -.it* t ,tJ \ll 1 ■ \> Ii ■ 1 11 Ml 1 M a n ' l l F I d oi ' f, Mi I . iii Im itI ’a a l • lx 11 Vv i il 1 rimiilil'*, |*i • St Akim s i linplfi «•f | | . i|v iila'il i •Miahii la *1 ll* nirclllii* itii*I Mi • I Haas III I*V till* alriai i r * i » i t h i n t Ii i t t i ' i Mft \ | m m *|.'iv •ll it • ItliMtl .if f|n lit 'lltr nf \ | | . t •••II.11 | I|| • I »• - f.tli'I.Ml m| i \I a*11• It i K W Ia" | mr* Iif |*hr IaCA II I. \l .1 III voa tl, fa«|*I i Ua III*Fill all- /.iiyi'M'l M u m . b l»» ' t |M*ilk*‘I . M|M*M • •I mat vl it • h t'M '•(! l l t r I t h i <| l •!• l»t \ f a-|i*•• I aa t M ill'll* "11 11" a* 1*lu ' 1 I f It.- • I II" I'll t ill' * 4 1'" lh ai no? *!"• no 1 Ifttii h fit Al * . ' a - la l llllto ttl1 Lit *• |!f « • Ilf Al l*| »' M i • I--.I 11 11 l u t t i i , M • K ill! . M i . F 1 J 't - . r |i| i I ' l i i l AV 1 1'• llli* I IT , M • lip s . M l s r i v . l . » in , * v . M is . I ll i h i'k . M ' W .lf' i M m b li *i, M 's I I . o i l i n '. M i I I W on I • n i l . .I» . M is . t W lla illil. M i H u ll* S p r n in p , M is . W i l l n i i 'i I l a l v* v, .Min l> S W h i i l i h n . a i i 'l M i* l( A S u c a li Miss Lee Willis Weds Albert ( ’. little Mi 00*1 Mis \\ |: W 'llh mi th * i n > it | ia i* r *i l h '* ii •In «aif h t i * i . I ' . I " A l h i i t i lillh , •Ml o f ^1 • I ll *I M I •* .1 I I b illllp •Ml. I 'f I l l l l l I .tfliM 'iril, I l lift \ I 'o it h ll’ • ll'U « • I I 'M l'llll Al It h o mm *1 m t In p i r *rii* t ••! t I " ' t i l l * IO I " I k * t " l l , 1*1 • -to il •*•1 th* MU I tllll, iiM . tmi! M i- - < • " " d l l ' 1* d i h a p ln 1ii li< ! 'l l im • f 'n i l .......... .. Mi ■ 1 \ T i ll - Mm . aii fh ll'* ' I |M V " I t ' I lM l i l | I'M .i fiinvi i l if t III st I " • t i l l III «t • • | \ •I rltnl I'll- till -s •f i M* U I •••i i• i M l! \ f v. •f inf*" *1 ,%< h i on |IH \l*A.in«h‘i I III Vatiuhmt, •II I. <. Al #•* '1 • liill.'l H i All i. t •I * tt I i, ti t. •I I' l» ' I '* •' I .' I • " I • • 0.1 .1 I | ' ' ■ -I •it.II ‘•'I • ll .1*7' ' Al (I | t Ip tl f » U ali In 1,mv I'cil'r* ' l-'idl l’riri-8 *-1I 'I ...... All It**|*i<I**-- I 'l l '" 11""* 1 l'i " •’ m m iii i * •• r. t w i l l , i n v i a III (Veal I'll • i > y I't. .*• i *1 plain !<i Die lefi lei'Sl ll" liii'ke! was made lale, ilaiu lh il whistle! Ilowevei, vop • .ill’t ev Heel eveivDllllg we gin ' tin* was Dial a *lml Those lucky, luck v pennl leaving fm Tniiipn with Die O h r Cluli, left T h u rsd a y afieriio"n 'ilailit filin' Tlii'v include N orm a Fave Itaiv ey , (ie tc lu n Km h linff, Donna AVIlte, Carotin Alelluiis, .luvee Jones, l.imli l.riinard, Don < Jon es, liora I •*••■ Rii'himl '"'I, Rose Alory li m n e r , Ray Dnvi*. lionl'iii Toll, .leirv ('iivliigton. Mike Wlieli In I, .Im Hiitehisoii, Joe Me(!|iing, Dm w ard Ali Kinney, KelineDi Haim, Chesti'i lliu p e r , (iciirgc lla id e n , lldliliy .Morris, nnd Tommy Speei We liet thev'll have a grand tim e mid here's Impin' tl..... innk" good! AA'e know they will' Sadie Hawkins Dav is euming up anon! Soon enough for e v e r y ­ body In lie m aking plan* for It' Don't miss out on a n y of the a c ­ tivities! Inc hidin' the Sadie H awkins Ih m l t h a t evenin’! D resi Shirts-'™ ™ That’s nil for now. Ite seeln’ ya . . . lly A IR M A N •m Now W $1.49-$1.98-$ I! Iiru "(m lllK (lilt H ip InrRiT |»"l*l » r "Uf ilnmit a ltlrls ill liroiKlcloUtH, y.ip|M>r miilulM nm l veiililutpWw- E v e ry n liirt i« II RIMld Vllltlt* . . . HiZPM M t*> 17 •/-*. A lso R ID IJ tH ) CKI8I* NOODI.KH HOT C O F F E E OK' T E A ,oM,"s ODDS AND ENDS IN • S U E A l l ; US • C A S U A L JA C K E T S Specializing In • S I’O K T SI I IK TS • COMPLFOTE DINNERS & SHORT ORDERS TASTY SANDWICHES — FOUNTAIN DELIGHTS • SPO U T COATS ’/ .E L A N JA C K E T S "OPEN A L L D AY SUNDAY " a(i 10' ' H« \\ 1 l • * |t ••I 11 H I U h ||„,., m . Mi h it o W i t ic lii. S i . M is I h *I P o |i. . Mm M a t . h a ll. M rs J o h n M ......It M m . K r n l M a ll. M m A. K K r \. M is I hiiH**, u m l M r s Ih s o tt 1liullpilirl.'t •tii.i.i cl ll I I t'll till 'III* III. M ' ss|"M \ s 'M Ill'lii Al ll * p M V .I'llt. *| 1" t'.-l - -*n«ov SrrirH. i ' f t "III (he I'tMlk It •' (iimint .m.i Sm -tl• | •" mn l The . .1st nil! Li A1'unp" *ci1 "f 1br folb'M mi* NI i •-v lbid"' lh wltr* , Mira 1ill/.d"'l h Mm ph>. Mm . l« utt \N il ««ift. Ami Wbifiikt i , Nf t \.i . MiMi-. .1Line Dav* .Adam*, Mi Mildi "1 .Miller. Mi . 'Im gin ■•1 Mulev Mi «** l i t "11 n 1*"»»"'•• Mail anil llud-ioi. Mi Mi— Aon h"ll Al*".. ,1... M.i Itt"; : 1 "Idle Mb.*. I" 1. 1 .' WllHItn. Mil.. S| lilt it f•1 ..... u 1.1 ......... , i r M l-a \ Iui r T h r rn**! hn> it *•• l«'i f•••! mnl rrhriir*tiil '4 l>r|*un f*•• th*- S i i i i h ■ I ’Iunn I'liiy, ’ Mi n \ *•• lik.* S t i«*«-t«ai s M, Aihi.h will hr |»ir >4’iiti«l oil I r h |ii, .it a tnit11fit*«ii im I eveniMi* p* i f"i maiit «*. I'h«* "lav. <li aiiiati/eil hi t h ii^tophri ft a* I*. I lie Im im • •linn* i m i m i .i ( ’ast Selected l-’or Senior ( ’hiss IMay st'tiii* wit. it*' o.i.l m i il / i n t m c i T H j i n S p e a k s !•!«*• *lllu* • l» * alala'M \ *1*a I H efore C h u rch (iro u p S hi aim S* l|a•§al I La Mfl Tlll'wal a\ Ml ntial inrM v inif .» f i \ " » * f"» tlie U iiril« rolll'WIMl* til'* Llt'i I" "It, All". t| ll || w '4 | \ 4’l| I'llff.'t t i l ’, hf|ill*«* if nine ^ \ i r i r l'h"-i |M»* 'ai'iit I i r r r Nil* K " h 'it I l ••*!•••». M i». <i |( l'i in «"f». \ | • l\»'»l 0 . r.inficl.l .If Kit h Mill. M" . Ml I. iiu m i r e K Hunk*. 'I *- IJohr** \V KnHtry. Mi* lohn K Mill'" M lt. Stanlt'i \\ I '. i r k 'i. M T rn v rr s l> I'litn.iin, 'I i S tu nlrv K, |>oiiohi"». Mi - .lohn K l l r r ( M m . C’l u f f i t ' ' \ Kti'iiin, M» i . Mat thru* .1 Iho it'i II itii'l the llONtl'N-l'*» 26 p u tts O P E N A L L D AY S U N D A Y k/ ‘ ^ • -'’-I". K ICK — TIIFi SANFORD IIKRALD Friday. Jan. II. 1333 Page * I'lid 'I 1"' 1' v .'('IM I •• 1 l*l,l»l. 1111*1 f ile i* a* * tt! p in " I I it I m * ' ' W . b ( ) |" ' l l t •*!• I l l I t * - h i o h ' .tit* m l ' i l ho al « b o o ls tl* ' y n tr, L ft ttl * S ltllV 4 III i 111*1 -I•'lif t II S i • ! * lilt I ' f i l l «'l s |t v , •’ M ltt'f to in ' a Il'IVM'l •tl*»,l n f it M I .Hill *| hr h| I'll'KItMtlll uf!' Mill'll * (III* ' v o tl'l II IV itllf to l l . t l f l l " " | S III t ‘b u t I *1000^11 Mil l lit p f! n il v i t i i r l i f f ' .'•lit is I u f i" it r « l a l tl..- I S g i ll'll (It ' l 1 n ttti; Ilf *'•• 11tfFI»'f Nai nl HMpit ll. It" k MI A'M. M it II tt|)|.|.| t l '. H|HI|* •a aid r * I h r ••••uph ai 111 m il. I li. * i| s I ti'iflM " i .1 -•• I m »a ill# fit* * till* A 1•••• •i 1• lit v r t l 1 n r ' t i l l CltMII' 1 • • Al "• le rfM l buppv lie Din w D" I'till and "'ad. a • v mog .1" h a - t i t al ii Im" i * til's t v vaid •' I., my!’ !i*niii liiiiv Di"iigh Iwe W"it‘i <"in II *r|Uad ilecnraled with hyliiid liihiM'U' and loses, uml the liostesse* soil­ ed lefieshltteilt* of -nildwiehei. coffee and m int- to Hie memln-i • TI'II e presi'lll were Alls. Roy t'llll*, Mrs. Ruth l.uiidipiist, Air* Muudr Hatton, Mi- Clark l.eno an lv, Air*. S. M P- sen.*, Mrs. It A F utrail, Mr* K It llowr. Mr« While, Alts. Aimin'*', Mrs. A. It. Steven i, Mr*. Itipdford llyrd, Mrs. Amelia P. Mustek, Mr» Hlilii hiilser, Mrs. W. K Raine:i, mid Airs. I. D. Iloyette. ADDITIONAL HOCIKTY (Continued On Page Five) Mrs. Stone Hostess To (lolden Circle TOUCHTON’S S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L l^Ollver Cromwell of sw rrlheart IWW ‘ v b .■■■■• cfa c W ^ - r . vm m e n 's SUITS w e a r PHONE 122'2-J 806 E A S T F IR S T . :■. ii tL --------:------ ------5------ - ' It M 1 ' , , j.'.,. �REVIEWOF THE YEAR—By Alan Mayor Final Answer To City Within Next 10 Days Housing Problem Is Hurdled To Open Way For Missions For Sanford Stay U-F Cagers Loom NCAA Meets For As Great Threat Annual Session F o r Kentuckians I n Cincinnati ily KKNT CHE I LAIN Kanford'a bust-ball horixu*. brightened yesterday after bous­ See ing arrangements were a grit" l Over 7,200 To upon for the San Antonio MisS a t u r d a y ’s Tilt ■Ions' spring training and u romise ram# from Jim MrIn G a i n e s v i l l e ■ughlin, St. Louis llrowii farm director, that a decision will be GAINESVILLK ( S p u e In I t made within ten duys, John Front nowhere tins sudiwtdy emer­ Krlder, Chamber of Commerr- ged a University of Florida hasbaseball * chairman, announred katlmll team that cause* the eye* today. of the basketball world to torn to­ If the Missions accept the ward Gainesville when It meets Hanford hid, and there Is good Kentucky's brilliant Wildcats Hatr#a*ori to believe they will, then onlay night. the door will he upen to tiling Florida1* home scutlng capacity the Ht, l#oul» Drowns to the has been upped from Die normal city neat year, Mr. 'K rlder slated. fi,.'100 to 7,800 for till* game ami The Drowns have' not renewed radio broadcasts luivo been a r­ their contruct with lliirhnnk, ranged to serve thousands who Calif., for next year nnd It ap­ could not obtain tickets. To date, pear* they may make this spring definite* htoioleiists have been set their last In that west roust base. by WHUF AM-FM (Gnlnesvilb-i, Arcordlng to Mrlainghllu, liter.- WJIIP AM-FM (Jncksanvilbif and la a good chanc# the llrowules Kentucky network* served by ntay come to Florldo to train three Lexington stations. liakt year. If the .Missions like Coach John Mailer's Inexper­ their Hanford stay, he added, ienced Florida youngsters have then It Is reasonable Pi believe fought their way past ten op* the Ht. l<oul* club would ronslder ponvnts (Wofford, Stetson, Flot­ moving hare In PJG.'l. illa Southern, Miami, Tennessee, The shift, If eonsuininnted, Clemson, Georgia, Florida Stale Would lie the Idggest iliiug to University, Auburn oud Ahihanml hit this city since tie- In,linn to go lido this game undefeated. battle of lH.'lil lllll Vn-rk, Dm KeutUiky, while upset by Min­ Barnum-huy of Imsel,all, would nesota ami Ht. Louis, has swept most certainly instill the greatest past Washington and Lee, Xavier baseball Interests ever displayed (twice;, St. Johns, llel’nul, UCLA, In this area, Brigham Wong, Mississippi *IP|i and Mr, Verrk, who look lowly Wildcats lb Milwaukee in the American As­ fciited Ht. Johns Ml to 40. tho sociation and the Cleveland Itcdincii were rated No. I tin Indians out of the depths of tlonnlly. Ignominy to transform them into The Gators, pared l,v the all pennant winners, is now in the iiriniliil excellent pluv of forwanl same process at Ht. Ismls. lie Kcil WethioliiatiiM uml forward has four class I) clubs and Mr. renter Kirk L'asnrrx, are without a McLaughlin admitted Dial there senior oil the S.plild Olid hove Is a slight possibility that they | freshman Sonny I’owtdl in o might take on another. slurtliitf guard position, Mr. Yeeek Is leaving no stone WcUioriligloii leads the Florida unturned In building u winner scoring through ten games wi'ti In the Mound City. Mr. Krider ILTi points ond Gnsuies Is light also thinks Dint If Die Hrnwnle* behind him with IIP. Imt of e,|uul move here there would he no inipoitunee to the Florldo |»-i question ns to the boom it would fotnioiire ate the rebound and create for Hanford Imlli locally floor contributions of Glut Coo­ and nationally. kie, Itov Huberts, phiynmkrr Housing arrangement* were George illlrhlns, Sonny Powell made by Mr. McLaughlin, Zach­ ond Johnny TrlnguM. ary Taylor, lirownio representa­ Tllu National Collegiate Ath­ tive, Mr. K rider and Forreyt letic Association ehiimldous last Dreekenrldge In a two hour long ear nnd currantly ranked No. H canvass of the kitiialliin. Dm nation, Kentucky fenturu* Den Small, Valdes Hotel man­ Die Al|-Atnerten brilliance of forager, promised I*-house at least wnrd-c«»L-r Cliff llngnn, and all 80 players and Mrs. J. T. Hea­ added five-man searing punch ton promised to necommodate from Louis Tsloropolous, Shelby the other players at the Monte- l.lnville, Frank Itamsey, Hkippv xutnu Hotel, Mr. Ktidcr said. Whitaker uml lloh Wntsrin. If the Missions deride to con­ Hagan, who Wildcat Couch duct their nprlng drills here this Adolph Hupp (the Karon of Ibisyear, they will arrive on or ohoul hethull; hilys has th*' greatest na­ Mar. 1, nnd stay about three tural luncfi of any hmikrtlmll weeks. player he Inis ever rimehed, t* A written auieeim-nl ........... . liming icing Kentucky's Hearing at th th Han Antonio club and thu end of Klevru games will, tlill) City of Hanford was druwn no points, an average slightly above and signed by Mayor lllll 20 points per game. Htemprr yesterday assuring both Wo would ho foolish to try parties of u complete under* to make ourselves believe we have standing. Die basketball ability of Ken­ tucky," Flarldu’x Con i-h John Mnimt said this week. "But wo plan piny against them as wo have against every other team thin year—with our dead level best effort." E r: Mulloy And Rurac Lead West Coast Tennis Tourney ST. PETERSBURG US - Magda Rurac, Lua Angeles, and Gardnur Mulloy, Mia nil, led favorites through a heavy program In the Florida West Coast Tennis Tour­ nament Thursday. . Top-leaded Miss Horae whipped Joan Miller, Ht. Petersburg, n , 6-1. Mulloy, who heads (lie men's division teedina. boat Leu Forncro. Miami, 6-1, s-8 I’uffun-Markhum Arc Matched For Title PALM HKACH IB — Former Champion W. A. (Dub) Pagan, Weal Palm lleaeh fireman, play* Newcomer William Markham of Knit Hampton, Conn., today In tho an hole final* of tho 40th annual Lake Wurth Championships—oldest golf tournament In South Florida, Pagan led qualifier* in the intotour event over the e.ooo yard par 7 Palm Hcach Golf Club Caurao with a no and marched to tho flnili Thursday with a o and j victory over Jack Waddell of Lake Worth. Markham, playing In this tourna­ ment for the first time, ousted John Peel of Palm Heoch, also by a and 4. Budge Patty, New York, second •M dtd, won two matches with Illtlo trouble. Thlf bsccded Tony Vlncont Miami, who won the Dixie Tourna­ ment (ail week, had trouble bantMg Hank Ostcn, Daytona Bench, 7-f, S-7, 01. Vincent's atcadineu and stamina made the dlfforonce. Bid Schwartz, New York; Dili Davit, Knoxville; Henri Hochon, Montreal: Orlando Garrldo, HavaU , and Jack Slaton, Orlando, also Moved Into the men's scml-rlnali. Stetson Posts 7th women's division winners In In Row Over Tampa litlan to the seeded favorite aro Holley, Ht. Petersburg; Ann ay, Washington; Karol Faguroa, . TAMPA Uf - Stetson's H itlers am i; Marietta LaPramboli rhsve i T game victory tlrc ik work­ ing on the basketball court, but •ltd Louise Fowler, Covington, G i. (hey had a close call before beat­ ing Tampa, UBI, In oveltlmo , Sophomore fullback Nell Wnr- Thursday night. i M n led the Notre Dame football, M»m ih scoring In '51 with ulght | fittwlKiowna for 4» points. Great Confusion Is Stirred Up Over Who Runs Sports Ily WILL GltlMHLKY CINCINNATI i/TThe National Collegiate Athletic Association In­ sisted it was still alive uml kicking today while miuio of Hi best friends were busy burying Die corpse. Ahold 250 delegates moved Into the general business session with only a polite nod In the direction of a committee of college presi­ dents who are demanding a dras­ tic l point program of lie empha­ sis on sports. The group tackled u series of rather mild resolutions concerning continuance of controlled football television, new enforcement m a­ chinery. curtailed spring football pruetlie and it year's study of howl *■allies The agenda doesn't cull for any official action on the | mints raised by the presidents calling for aboli­ tion of all howl and [Mist season games, strict limitations on ploy­ ing and practice sessions ami sharp controls mi the subsidising of ulh lotos Dr. John Hannah, presidonl *d Michigan Sl.ito College, and Dr Arthur Adams, president of Mich ignn Crnmell of Kdurolion. present ed the presidents' committee re port to the NCAA executive Conn ell Thursday When they were through, there wus gicol confusion about who will he miming the nation's athletic pnl Ides during Ihe next few ycurs— the presidents or the NCAA, lluumdi said in a news colder cnee uflcrwords that hi* commit tee Is going right ahead and muk lug Its rccomuicndulluns to the Kx ecutive Council nl Ihe American Council of Kducalion l( adupteil, he said. Die rules will he enforced through the re glnuiil accrediting ugendes. An insllliilion failing In comply might face loss of accredit a Iion. "It has been said that we have moved In because of lack of con fldcncii In Ihe NCAA and tho con­ ferences," Hannah said "That Is only pnrtly so, "We liuve seen examples of In stltutlnlix not being awed by the present governing bodies. Two Southern teams recently went In howl games despite a conference him A couple of years ago wo had violators of the Minify code hut uohinly refused to piny (he*o black­ listed teams “ We feel we now have Hie Ideal weapon for cnlorecmcnt - lli.it is, threat of loss of accreditation " Should the presidents' priqNisulx become law, the NCAA would be left only a shell uf its once potent sdf The American Council on l-'.durn IInn (hen would be id lin g the policy and enforcing it. BRUTAL BEATING HOLLYWOOD </*i - Arthur WII well digger, wan held for Invuiitlca* (Ion loony In (lie brutnl beating ln*l Nov. 7 of Curl Loci), city administration critic. Itmwnn) County Sheriff Anion Hall said ConjH'r wan picked up on a warrant sworn out by Loot). Cooper denied ntty connection with thu bentlnt! on tho lawn of Locb’* home. As a rem it of tho beating. Loch was bin pi In Iim i for luvcrnl day* and lost his left eye. Hull laid ho didn't want to pick up Cooper but Uteb forced hli hand by swearing out a warrant for the Miami man. OCTOIER Seminole Quintet Seeks Second In Row At Smyrna Fleming’s B S q u a d Gunning For 2nd Win Of Campaign CAOe- r S T E N G E L PHOTO YAN K EES TO 3 HO NOfUP S A F E S "— i* A . ----f •* * The resurgent Seminole players invaded New Smyrna Beach Ibis afternoon In quest of their second consecutive victory and third of the season In six gumex. Tho Junior Varsity will be uunnlng for Ihelr second win of (be campaign when they (angle wllh the New Smyrna JVs. The Celery Fed Imopsters have racked up 20.1 points to their op­ ponents' 'i'll In posting a 3-3 rec­ ord tills year. This gives the Hemlnolr opposition a 41.4 aver­ age per game a* compared to a 4n.fi lor the Celery Fed*. Fred (ianas, coach, will be rely­ ing on his top scorers Gerald Cov­ ington, Jimmy Smith and Wise llurdin In s|>eurbead tho offensive attack against New Smyrna. Jun­ ior Metis arid Smith will form, at the guard posts, (bo bulwark of the defense for the Seminole five. Warren McL’nll again proved his ability under the boards lost Tues­ day night uml will bo expected to lend the Celery Fed battle of re bounds. The Ganusmen will be fnvored to win their third encounter of the year this afternoon in the coastal city, since New Smyrna's record shows they are weaker. Probable Line Up .......... 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O F F tN SB RECORP BREAKER, ^ \ HAS HI6 J A tf J T Z r Z ? ? \ BRO K ER / _ t k o 'p /n q p o u n p s 0/ R O C K Y M A R C I A N O iMDAtlfJ i| Km§ ftslsru Mf NEW YOUK LB - Tho Marines for physical examination* April S, are landing—on major league base­ and If found fit. they face at to u t ball players—and how many more 17 months of service. If accepted, they will report M tf athletes holding commissions moy bo called back Into tho armed serv­ 3 for active duty at the Los Ala­ ices was a question only Wash­ meda*. Calif.. Air Base. ington and the Pentagon- could an­ Williams, of course, would missed most of all by hit ei swer today. Twenty-four hour* efter tho Bos­ The latent from the "Splendid ton Red Sox were rocked by the Splinter” was a big question mark, announcement Ted Williams had whether to try to play any batebeen recalled to Iho Morin# Air I boll before he is autiiiiiuncd. "You have to do your duty when Corps, Infleldcr Gerry Coleman of tho world champion New York you’re told." Ted declared at Rock Yankees and Outfielder Lloyd Harbor. Fla., where he report* the Mcrrlman nf the Cincinnati Beds fishing excellent. "I don't know what I'm going received similar greetings. In Washington, a Marine Corps to do now. This came so suddenly spokesman said this was part of a I haven't decided whether to report ^ rotation program involving "sever­ for spring training." al hundred" Murine reserve offi­ At first, Williams said he’d (Y port for spring training with Ine cers. He denied the Marines were try ­ Red Sox. Coleman and Merrlman ing to "build up a team " by re­ said they expected to go to train­ ing. and report to the Marines on calling athletes to active duty. "Orders have been Issued to time. Capt. Ted Williams recalling him U-F TANKMEN to active duly along with several GAINESVILLE U*k— Florida’* hundred Junior captain* and first lieutenant*, all naval aviators of varsity swimming season which the Marine Corps Reserve," a waa to open Saturday against Pen­ sacola Naval Air Station haa been statement from the corps laid. one week. The meet waa It added that Ihe "purpose of delayed Georgia wilt be h o £ recalling this grnup Is to provide cancelled. replacements for other reserve Jan. is to open the schedule. aviatori who have completed their tours of active duty and are being released to inactive duty." PRAIRIE LAKE Tho Marine spokesman said "only three or four" of those being III recalled are well known in the sport* world. Williams, who draws $100,000plus each year fur making it tough on opposing American League Now Hhowlng pitchers, was fishing off the Flori­ da Keys when his call came Wednesday. i ‘‘Golden Girl” Then, from San Francisco, came the orders Thursday for Coleman and Mcrriinan to get reedy. All three are under orders to report Chicago's Loyola Williams May Not Drops St. Johns; Train With Red Duke Beats NY1J Sox In Spring NKW YORK i*B - The prestige uf cnllcgu basketball in the Fust dipped Thursday night. St. Johns of llrooklyn, only u few weeks ago rated Ihe No. I, team In tho Associated Kress poll, wus beaten by Chicago Loyola. UHID, and New York University wus tumbled, 74-72. by Duke of the Southern Conference. The double upset occurred In a twin bill at Madison Square Gardun where last week West Virginia, ,1nut bur quintet from the Southern Conference, knocked NYU out of Ihe unbeaten ranks. Loyola, beaten by Illinois, Notre Dame and Wcilcrn Michigan, hold a 43 33 halftime lead and, with Nick Kludls and Dan Hanrahan doing a terrific Job under the backboardi, staved off SI. John's furi­ ous closing rally. St. John's, led by Frau’* lirvnni, KiPly'* l'*l. K*rrls rrHlll 11 s ix t h 11 v i : —n m ih. V4II* lllrarll, WIs. Hiii. w lllIK, linin' licntun. Ilcnvcrliiti, 4!rlm*nn An>l Hi,M. MhiI Tliumlrr. Alary lamina. s iiv H sr lilttlK —11; milt* Hit* Hitnily Take, 'nip Tn|i|i*r, llilHnn Hr I,(lit, in.Ill liiisl liiiliy, llrlitht liainr, I IIIIIills Take, I.lllln I Oil Intrlln*. Ki-y Tny. iiiniiT it list .'— .1 link* sill* J u c k P a r k . Joy J n * . W l s a l i n y . I.nnny I’hart, Tnllun. htlcctilc C|m**r, Sn Aiilil, ll'« MimhiMn. XIVNI II VI P—S/lfllh* Vflll# llssluvall, l.uvsrii. I.ml y lllptis. Sllktsr Alls. Ilk Alar, Traveling Silk*. Ilcnny’s All*lnkv. Iron Penny TliVNI ll.VtP.—SIIHP lour** Hur* Tinniny, l.ltll* Wanda, Hold Usury. I.nrny, PnilHr Wnndrr. t)*« I.cc, Cniiili*,’* fdalilnlnH, Alla VtsIN I I Mitllimiru 4 T .iv rn u t r n —miikp <■,»,■• Tlmci iOLX It's l l r r n l 41140 M S ii Tr iilo t in UP h u n t M n ** *7111 mIcii, ta-s) Its no By TO.M CHASK HOCK IIAIIIUIH 'At—Ted WIIWilliants, the lanky Boston lied Sox sluguur, hash ,* yet decided whether to rrnort for spring train­ ing in view of his recall to active duty in the Marine Corps this May. "I don’t know what I’m going to do now,” Williams said Thursday alter a long day of boneflshllig. "This came so suddenly I hav not decided whether to report (or spring (raining " Then he milled with u smile: "You know, fishing is awful good down here around April." The Boston lied Sox are sched­ uled to start spring training late next month at Sarasota, on the Florida West Coast. Williams, tannod and lean after many days nf flshlqg In tho Flor­ ida Keys, said he thought baseball bel|ied morale, but "you liuve to do your duty when you're told ami 1 certainly intend to do my licit." The hall player was Interviewed at a fishing lodge 50 miles south of Miami on Key Largo. Williams was (Milng Wednesday when news was received Dial be would Im recalled to active doty lie has been ordered to r»*|Hirt for a physical examination April 2 and for active duly about u mouth tu­ tor. Big Zownliik, rut tsiyoln's margin at one si a go to G2-5U. but made only one field goal in the last five minutes. TON Iff HTS KNTKIKH MliUT IIAI'i:—I'Hlurllf Hnknnn, llotiliio J», Wilin'* Illtl, l.mtlso lliillliir, Ty'» Itxiliirallnn, •'fiiirny Cuvni. I'»n lilack. Jo* Dan­ iil*. nr:rn»ii tu rsk -a/iaih * mii* Ml** llnlinnn, Ht«pnln‘ tin**, Vatn Vivian, I'hiHi Chou \l*n, KnytlUn, l(. r . Ilrnwnl*, «hir ramlor*, K. C. Muriiln. T iilitu HATH—n/iarna Mil* Cupular I’rji*. Ilfol Kiiiina. Da l‘itllini<, I.miil (ijillmi. 1**1 I’Ulaaon. Cumuli* I’liniiiiiiiiilor, Mil Ktnuuklnif, llri'Kiv Kit. cn t ii t ii itse t:—n/iaih* Mil# Min'* lloy. 11In* Mill, il»fi»ral Molor*. Cotinn J, lilu* My*i*rr, Jam)* Ualflr. ri*ur Till*. Htarlat laiu. M r r ii hack —a/iaia* mii* Valitlmar, Town l.«a<t«r. Judy Clioli]*, Hcnlcli Hvrral. Lilli* Touch, THE ORIGINAL AND BEST ALL-IN-ONE OFFICE 0 ‘till 33a»»s*« , j » iw* J1* < . , A<:4*WTt ■ *V 7 * i W 1 ' Michigan State's , Up-notch quarterback, eatabllahM nine new Spartan records Ku L-AI - P w w i dHlrllua Ik s JOE LOUIS Marines Land On Major iiirift i n b a n 1 Greyhound Gut la on. the olr tontte over WDBO ot 4:10 with oil the 'dope* on the dags ot the Origindo-Sonferd Kennel Club. An original office All-In-One detlgned by FUTUNA that itm ti tho roqulr*monta of ovory buoinooo in tho countryA wondortul (torn for everybody! • •ACIHO 1 9 tv6seenthe �4# wC 5?'j ®ff¥P Additional Society Oviedo Chapter O.E.S. Geneva Garden Club Holds Regular Meet S § 10:)U ( l oepel S i n g e r * 1 1 : 00 C h u r c h S er vi ce* 12:00 S t r i n g Orlt. 13 30 Thru Lletenllijt Oleea 1*00 Hymn Tim* RADIO STATION WTRR (Continued From Page T h ru ) At (hr January meeting nf the nevu Garden Club a report wo* lie of the November Garden n to Delweller Nursery, where the members were shown every courtesy. In the absence of Mr. poturnlfer one of the young lad­ ies associated with the nursery acted as hostess and guide. IMc tile tables were provided, and even a ease of Coca Cola given. Twenty four members attended the run and ,nil reported a most pleasant day I’lons were made for another garn run In February through the Inter Park lakes, and tentative plans discussed for a trip to Jungle Gardens sometime in the spring The guest speaker of the day was Mrs. John Williams, of Vermont; her subject "herbs." Herbs, said Mrs. Williams, are like truth; when crushed tn earth they rise again With renewed strength. They nioy be separated Into three classes— mctdclnal, culinary and fragrance. They have been used from lime memorial. Many of our veget_ lo* and beautiful flowers belong O the herb family. The best llm r to gather hv.-bx for drying Is In Ihc early morning before Ihc volutile oils are dissipated. Camomile was often planted among sickly herbs, Whereupon they tieeome healthy and thrived. An old superstition tits It that garlic grew whefe the devil placed his right foot and qaion grew where ho placed his (gift font. Some oilier superstitions noted by Mrs. Williams arc: ‘Where sage thrlcvcs In a gar­ den, the man will rule his houseaid." i ‘t "Mugwnrt brings good luck to travelers." jrti "Hue bestows second sight," * ,J Basil has many superstitions at­ tached lo It in various countries. Some herbs used as medicine ire narcotic poison* in largo doses. Among tbpse are foxglove, digitalis uml others. Our ancestors used j)aulliees of caraway seed for carEcho and chewed fresh green pars­ ley to sweeten the breath. A tea made of culnlp or camoiniic will calm the nerves, of all the herbal leus, alfalfa is the most healthful because Its runts penetrate the soil much more deeply than any other plant and picks up minerals. Du not boil, but make an effusion. In old times the cily of Athens pre­ vented Infection by burning herbs. Every year, said Mrs, Williams, MV Import grvat quantities nf herbs, #hnny of which grow wild in the United States. __ After a ouesllon and answer per­ iod. refreshments of dainty sand­ wiches and Russian tea were serv­ ed by the hostesses, Mrs. F. E. lluyetl, Mrs. Ilonier Ballard and Mrs. J. W. Yarborough. *f;JJwi'/ . fM ■''**>v!•*VS HO# Kilorycloa ft Oil 0:30 »I;3i 7 Mil T IT. «.%t i m i t t Wi Mi r r n JmnlMir*** N«*w■ Seminole Chapter No. 2. O.E.S., M*«rnl mk Mel ody N e v e ii lYt ’l ock C l u b held their regular meeting at the NfWd Masonic Hall on Thursday evening * on H | » I M A i J I I I J i v e with Mrs. Leona McLain, worthy > F r o it kit* F i i r l r i n k matron, and It. F. Cole, worthy Ajo llortiliiif 43 Mtuials In Mu«lc patron, presiding for their first * t 0(1 Wo r l d A i Ninameeting. f»: 13 Phi l l U r d At orRitfi Hh»%V Mr* Henrietta Haines served as •« ;ii* KiiH*yIf)f On* mItiiy associate matron and J. t». Jones 11» lMI Title fit S h o w us worthy patron, as well as ail Id 3m Nf w tt m of the newly Installed officers, with in 33 T.tlrfit Hhnw I Mil f M i l l d m r « I'bnoth* ItiHir the exception of Mrs. Grace Cor­ I11:3 m Mowlr (in pitntdt* dell, Mrs. May Bell Maxwell sub­ 11:11 M u » k How till 1. a y t u r n s i ‘ull to P r a y e r I I 13 stituting for her as Esther M*1 Wi»rld ,\ t Noon Mrs McLain announced that the 12 IS IS I l ad l*i F a r m l ‘i«**'t Jan. 17 meeting would be otdiga 12 lu 1400 1*1u h I MU pi* I»ti fai Hi nr lion night, as well us a covered Lo i hi A ni r r l i ttin* dish supper at (1:30 with K F Cole Il II SM N V lit H in charge of arrangements All I 33 I' mn r F o r Hi* | my members families are invited to I |M Max I n n s litiitd t »r k I 41 Niitlitiin) Ouur i l Hl mw participate in the supper event. J no l i a r Non* l Ui i i h Mrs McLain announced her com­ 3 00 T m l a y ' s Hht r mittees for the ensuing year: Fi­ I JM Mus h at fOmxt cast* Mil Musi c I .si v r r s I'rnifriftti nance, Mine*. Louise H. Hills, May 44 .10 Nr Ws Hell Maxwell and Itadu Mae Cren­ 4 i l l T r r n T l m o J i v e I I on T h e 14h y tli in AIn nr shaw; Examination, Mmcs. Vir Oil N»*V* « glnla Burney and Estella Moure, III H 13 ■H|*i*t K itiir «*f Ilay also LcsUie T. Sheppard; second. ft .Ml M a r k e t I t r pt i r t < 3 0 S|M»rtn Pi i r nde Mmcs. Lucy Courier, Eunice Tur­ <1:43 I i r b i r n s ner and also K. H. Williams. 7:oo l i r l f t l ni r o n A f' luiid Relief. Mmes. Edith Dutton ami 7: lo PI* t ' oi i i i i i ont nr y a Margaret Golt, also W. L. Selg; 7 13 Hi mday Hchonl ll.rnsnft Now n Courtesy, Odeal Crosby; Program. Trio 7:13 iHit I it r tiny Nlti* I lur inutiy i*|'» Mary Beil Cote; Red Cross, Mayme N 00 'Vni l o t r Hul l J. Warner; Flowers. Leona 11 Mc­ * lo .Virol Tin* Hit ltd H om Nllo AMI I Ion Lain; Publicity, Marian H Jones. •• 13 Phi l Mood A i u r n a n Registration by month — January •• 10 l l ‘s I Mins* Time* t immillee, Mmes. Lula Moore. Eva I M,|M» I nk H| mi ( o I o 13 J o h n n y L*.n»e *»rk llarkey and Esther Crawford He l*»:lo VI*iv f ai r I nn I 'ait. inii P a r t freshmen! committees have hern I I IHM N r w " arranged for each meeting where I I l»3 Hlltn t*ff M \U \\ refreshments will be served Wllllo N r H i m n i Following the business meeting 77 00 So u l d I t r frit In the members and guests adjourned 7 13 II) rnfis <*f All I ' h u r i h o * to the dining room where delirious <| MM Art Van I'amin*! ijuitrtt-t Haw a I In n l 'i h©ow sandwiches, candy and coffee were ** 313 M k rant Wi t h A HI«r served by Mrs. Hmrictln Haines *: 43 ltre>ii Mmoi I n In .VIu*li and sume of her Eastern Star Pi mi Wo r l d At NAiit* t» I 3 T n ur n F o r tfnnditv neighbors. 0 1M Hundnv .Mi»riitfiir 1-Vstlnii n f |M MU OVIEDO NEWS Ily MARIAN K. JONES Ov ie d o tspecial) — a large 'group of people gathered ul the Memorial building Friday evening lo enjoy Hie canasta and bridge parly, which was *|mn*orrd by liuOvlcdo Woman's Club. Ihc pro ceeds lo go for equipping the new Clinic. High scores went to Mrs. J W McKinnon, first, and Mrs Maude Coates, second, for the ladles It F. Smllh was high for the men, wiih II J. Lawton second. Mrs Uen. G. Wainrlght and John Cour­ ier tied for the Parcheesl prize Sereeno was awarded lo Mrs James Partin, Mrs. Leon Olliff uml Mrs. Blaine Mikcscll. Delicious sandwiches were serv ed, as well os homemade take and coffee by Mrs. J. II. Staley and her committee, Mmcs. Max Lctnhart, si Mnst i . i l Var l i ' l t os J. H Lee. Joe 1 Beasley, K. I. ladlrell, Ben (i. Wainrlght, T. L Lingo, Jr.. W II Cox, Phil Puck ard, J. W. Horton and Miss Esther Hies lei. Mrs. Merritt Matey was ut the door t<i take tickets Mrs John Courier, who bud gen end charge of everything us fi nance chairman of Ihc Oviedo Woman's Club, announced that the club would eleur approximately 1200 for the Clinic fund The decorations were in charge of Mrs. George (' Means, who was commended for her fine work An artistic arrangement of balloons, confetti, streamers, gladioli and "Happy yj" designs was displayed Ibrnugimul the spacious room Each mem her was called upon to do lire lilt, some baking cakes for the prizes, some will) Hie re freshmenls ami some with the work. Cooperation was folly one hundred per cent. A: 1& A JO l.4ft J:00 2:30 2:4 J 3 MM 3:30 4:00 1:1" S a m m y K»>* Or k . New* Jlmmv Dorter o rk . Sunday l U t l h m Vo Ior o f A r m y F r r r d o mHl or y Niindby H r r r i md o Fivr C n u u rlrn of •Music tlu r s t f By MRS. a DIHE PHEVAlT Frrn*h E d ito r P i c k AI Atr It Ki ngs 3,'ii(4 Av»■ Marin Ilnur . 3 m Na v y j 13 Ht nr T l m r H rrn m d r lit Former Sanford M an,, R. E. Johnson, Dies I GENEVA NEWS tllun < MM World At Hli C 13 H n frty Prtegram c 3u Piiurch »if t’hrlM 7 mm lien* s T*» V r l i 1 ■t 3 i h i t si Klsir 7: 3 m C l i u l i h KfTVltr* I 30 P r o u d l y W r Hai l • ‘Mi 1‘t eddv Marlin I irk. 9 IR Walt* Tim.*#30 Kvrlyh Atid Itor Vbdin V 4S llrr** Is A u s t r a l i a I Mini «irk*, of T l i r World It imi N e ws 11:03 SIKH <»ff KntvrprlHe Notes ) H> KATHERINE SELLERS Mr. and Mr«. W. L. Sleg held n picnic on Lake Harney Tuesday. Slany winter visitors ami Geneva friends were present. Those who attended were: Mrs. Kdson Golt, Mrs. O orge f.indsey, Mr. and Mr*. T. E. Guyetle, Mrs. Donald Nuiton, KU-hurd Norton, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. i'ei.y , Mrs. NelliThomas, Mr. uml Mrs. John Thoinus, Mr«. Louise Rills,-M l. S. I*. Smith, Mi. ami Mrs. \V. I.. Sieg. Mi. and Mis. I Imule llnkcs, .Mis. iiavid 3 |» w . Mi. sr..l M’ . E. Kruinheorr, and Mr. and Mrs. VV. S. Norton nil of Geneva, Mi*. A. D. Martin of Fort Myers, Mr. and Mr« G C, Ross of llendersonville, N. C.. Mr. unit M r . II, Shull; of Turkey Gully, Mi olid Mrs. Thomas SleCoy of Washington, l \ H. tlhlu, Mrs. Ino D. illce, Mr, ami Mrs. N. Schmidt, of Orlundu, Mrs. A. H Schmidt of A'p*i, Midi., Mr. mid Mr-. It. Schultz of Schenectady, N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Schultz of Sanford, Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. R. Hokes uml family of Cocon, M’’. and Mr*. A. Ilowkir ami daugh­ ter of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Fit mi KoontS of Oviedo, also Nells Selmiidt of Memphis, Term. Mr. ami Mrs. D. Perry bad n* tiii'ir guest over the weekend Mi* A. D. Martin of Foil Myers. Mr. ami Mrs, C, K. Ilukrs visited Hole son in Cocoa during the holidays. Mr. uml Mrs. It C Schultz from Schenectady, N Y. arrived lo spend tin- nest few months hi theii cottage at I like Hartley. •Mi and Mis. W I So g atIcmli d pleaching services In litonksvilie tost Sunday. Mi and Mis va tlmr Schultz of Chicago weie over night guest-i of tlieir relatives, Mr. and Mr*. It. C Schultz. Mi mid Mis Heinmii Fore and THE SANFORD HERALD Friday, Jan. II, 1952 Friends here of Ruheit E. Johnson, pioduce broker and president of llriec and Johnson of Miami, will regret to learn of his death which occurred Tuesday In Miami. Mr. Johnson, itu years old ut llio time of his death, was loir'i in Troy, Ala. and formerly lived in Sanford, lie luni been ill foi several year*. Servirea were held nt 10:(M) yesterday in the Van Orsdnle Funeral Home in Miami and interment took nlnee in Troj at 2:311 P. M. today. Surviving are I lie widow, Mr* Kate Johnson of Miami and two sisters, Mrs. Crouch ami Miss Alible Johnson of Arlington, Yu. These from Sanford attending the funeral were Mi. and Mrs C II. Scliiiard and *un, lliuee, and Mr. nnd .Mi-. John Sctdianl. Sr. The Susannah Wesley circle met By i Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jim Langston olid son Jimmy Mrs. Eiiwnrd Klrchur. After tin* of Daytona llemli, Sunday. devotional given by Mr*. Kirrhor, Mrs. Muinie MulMens and Mi*. a chapter of the study book, "The E. S. Kyser attended the ,-horeh Americas", was plesented by Mru. services and the basket dinner in Warren His*. Plans were discuss­ Mims Sunday. ed for the rummage and bake I foods sale to be held Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deminy morning In front of the Methodist mol family, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Church. Maxwell mid Vnlben and CnrRo i A highlight of the evening was Pievntt all went lu Cocoa Sunday the surprise shower given fur one Rev. nml Mis. Bowen ninl daughters of Hronksvllle ate Sun­ of tile members, Mrs. J. II. Ovlnlf, day dinner wiih Mi and Mrs. \V the former Mrs. Tyinle Fulford. Following the opening of the gifts, L. Sleg ami Mis. David Speer. Rev. lloWen also vondlleted tti refreshments of cuke aid lux chocolate were served to the fol­ church services ol the llapli-t * N O CREDIT RE'jTRtCTIONS lowing guests: Mrs. Ovintt, Mis. Cliurch here Sumloy. * LO W DO W N -PAYM EN T Nan Plight, Mrs, Harvey Dunn, * LIBERAL TRADE-IN Mra. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Hat­ tie Hole, Mrs. William Shower* L O N G EASY TERMS NOTICE TO CREDITORS man, Miss Helen Welsenberger, SI.I. t'KIlMIlSM llul l>INll tlll.l Mrs. Cecil Sellers, Mrs. Warren AHSINNT yi.i'VI' Y SP.SItU llise and Mrs. Kirrher. MSN Mil mi- 111 CJI i :mti i > t * Mrs. K. VV. Jones nnd daughter. TI ItN NASH: I'tlM l Til l> i; Mi Noli, mo an a *-■ rri-ilit liui.-ii i Ginger, and her flam-e, Dun DiliHit him 10 tiny* 11 -in *1fi I *" *n f h ii i kee left Wednesday morning f-o marriage bv the Rev. VV E. Hi**) ina i h*" II* n lila t# il Son Antonio, Texas lo visit Ins Kilchei ill o ipiiel wedding WedF I. Melioti l*nrh FI.OYII K. HV MtKMAN. Sit parents for two weeks. nesdov iiioi iiiug at the parsonage. Mr. uml Mrs. J. 11. Ovlutt were guests of honor at u dinner porty Suiuluy evening given by Mrs. By­ ron Hurless and her daughter, Rachel, ut their Lake Winnemissett home in Del.and. A lso en­ joying the occasion with the honor guests were Mr. ami Mrs. Howard (iunu. The P.T.A, will no-el Tuesduy evening, Jan. IQ, at 7:30 In the school auditorium. The special speaker will tie the Right-Rever­ end I.mining G, Putnam, rector of Hie Episcopal Church. His sub­ ject will be "An American's Re­ sponsibility". In addition, there will be special music, u business meeting, mid u social hour. Rev. uml Mrs. Charles Thomp­ son accompanied Ills mutlu-i. Mis. Clare Thompson to her homo in Ilrnilentuii Wednesday after u Krndentuu visit heie. .lim iu r. ICi-gulur uml H alf S i/e s. Miss Ruth Wood and Lee Peas, both of Delamd, wero united III K egultir vnlmm D.H8 In NEW V /i- o n Z E o o n See us today lor a demonstration of those great extra-value trucks SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS I'h o n e 1011 JANUARY-FASHION DRESSES STILL ANOTHER MATHER FIRST! A FLA M E P R O O F M A T T R ESS!!! Price DUKSSKS SKIUTS JM.ol 'SKS MATHER TAKES PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING FOR THE BENE­ FIT OF THEIR CUSTOMERS THIS PROPERTY AND LIFE PROTECTION AT NO EXTRA COST— VKSTS Values to lii.BB Y O U R C H O IC E SA T U R D A Y O N LY! .98 PLAN TO ATTEND FREE DEMONSTRATION IN OUR STORE SATURDAY, - JANUARY 12TH BY FLORIDA FLAMEPROOFING CO., OPERATORS Approved and Licensed By Florida State Hotel Comminsion ' MATHER REALIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING THE FIRST IN SANFORD TO BRING THIS “FLAME - PROOFED” MATTRESS TO THEIR CUSTOMERS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA HOSIERY / Visit Us and See This Amazing D em o - ' , . 12 UpHiitifully Hhuor and Horvlcu wolRht nylotm— J)0 ami 01 tfUBtfu — lU'B- WINTER & FALL HATS All tlriirtilciilly rvitiiit'il to dear! ular value 1.40 pair— Special “GOOD BAD” 108 E. FIRST PHONE 117 •.As .Vf ■ : .. ,-. . • •. - ,a V ..... Pag* 3 M B al MB �eemlnn af thin lime to take out after the man who is representing ut In nmmtllinii In (Andrst) Vlshinsky (Russian Inreign minister.)" Republicans Hit For Attack Upon !/ Republicans Rap Truman Plan On Graft Clean-Up Flying Enterprise WASHINGTON 1* — President Truman's assignment of Attorney Ociicrul McGrath to clean up the oovcrnmrnl drew angry protest from Senate and House Republi­ cans today, and silence from (he the Wniie House enters lor the big clraniip stem, In part, from Income tux scandals uncovered by 0 House Investigation. A suiicotnm ittre bended by Rep King (!).• Calif.) tins aired ehnrgr* of cor­ rupt deals and collusion Involving tilwli officials In McGrath’s Ju.-.tlcc Department and the Internal Rev­ enue llurca Mr Truman told a news confer­ ence Thursday hr hail abandoned plans to create a special cleanup com mission and lias placed full responsibility on MrGrnlh. as the chief law enforcement officer "That means (hero Is going to Vlvrra Mndfor* is ataired In the driiinn, "Four In a Jeep" In he no cleanup," snapped Ken. Sanforil'a flist allowing at Movielnnd Ride In Theater Sunday and Capchar! (It.Im l). Hen. Nixon (R.-Calif) and llcp Monday. Hakcwell ill. Mil ) lioth renewed their dcniiimlx Ihut McGrath bo CAT Group To Go fired Nixon Mild Secretary of Ihr iio ij; Treasury Snyder "also must go " To Orlundo Program The Internal Revenue lture.ui Is In Snyder's department A miiiil.i-i of the cadrta anil ”.Scandal tins shaken public cun HDGI.VWDflD 1dx Clifton Webb fiilence In the .lustier Depart­ Is currently playing a character ii-nini uieinbera of the Civil Air ment." Nison tnlil rejuirters "The lor removed from bis familiar Pul 1nl will attend the SARCAT public wilt have uu confidence "Mr llclvedrre" role, and no one program -.lulling at 11:11(1 o'clock tonight al Um Orlando Muuli-lpul whatever in an Investigation of thr cmilit lie happier than Webb Allpoll, (’apt. David Itemley an Justice Department by the Justice The actor is portraying a sileni fiounct-d Oils morning. Department " era movie star in "Dream limit '' With from 100 to Mill C.A.T. He Is doing flicker sequences which members from nil over Florida Korean War show him as an American ace in attending 11I1011I fin planes will bn World War I, u Foreign legion used in Ibe simulated sen and air H n n H n n M fttm t *!••! noire, a .swashbuckler along the rescue mission*. flashed soiilh almost to Parallel lines u( Ihe Douglas Fairbanks Sr . The Aii Force is bringing men ,18 to day-and paid for lliclr au­ and a fourth musketeer Mr Hcl frriin Mr Dili Field, ami will rihirc dacity with loss nl four MtG-ISs. vo—oops, I mean Webb—Is ccalat Ilivm in remote areas. It will ler ' They were shot down, and a lc about the whole thing. up to l.'.A.T. air piutol* to spot fifth wux damaged, in live blazing "Nightly I offer prayers of them unit tllreel urnoriil rrnws to battles with American Jels thunks, runi'liided by one loud llteir "11 sene." The uien who or‘The air war flumril within -in 'Hallelujah!"' be remarked "lost" will be given two day emer­ miles of Hip Paniniinjom Irucc slip It Is no secret Ibal In- has waul gency liilloris, jungle gear ant One fight was nearly tan mites eil lo shake Ibe know II all Helve sleeping letif.s, olid are i.qulr nl to from Ibe Vain lllver lioiindury lie- ilere character, despite the fail • toy bidden otitIf found, xttiil Cit|ii. jween Korea and Manchuria Thiu 1that the old boy put Welili among Jx fur smith id '1IG Alley where Hie ID ton money-makers of lll.vi the je t' usually flglil. "llelveilere was a great char The new niitlircnk of air war, and I am grateful In him," after jets were snowbound Thurs­ after the actor "Hut after all. I day, raisril Hie Allied hug for Ihe said go on playing Ibe same week lo II jels shut down and 1.1 cannot llilng for ibe rest of my day Southeast A hiji dniiiHgril , There would tie no (uu in II l.lfe One MIG was downed lu Hit* Is too short lo go 011 doing some tl Mhiinurrt *. f t** Hurl same bailie by America's top nor thing ymi gel no pleasure tru in ' France urn-ht lmake to the l!rill''d —Col Francis S Guhrcskl nf Oil Nalmn > He said he bad no Idea whetbei City, Pa , .11si Fighter Interceptor the studio wis pirpnring more irftei , ..I binileil air amt naval Wing commander It was Ids fourth | "llelveilere" films -"And I eonlil av'lslain o inii;l.l lie offered by Ibe M ill and Ills ,12ml plane In two n’t rare less," luo piiueis wars Wdfi tic exiiei'ii-.iei' of Korea Welili lias another innovation ic Tills haltlc, lielween 22 Sabre lit* p ro m t film: lie is ilanemu behind Hiohi nod ibe si rosso.. of an Jels and no very aggressive Hus with (linger lingers Few of tils '■lei linn year already upon Ihelil, slpii type MIG*, raged for 31 min ynmiger funs retime that Webb was uo 11 S chief ol stuff would rcaiil [life* over u 11 mile area It was a ibinrlug star on Hruailwny in ly ti—nmriii'iid llirmvmg American a* long ns any Jet linlile recorded Ids youth, lint "Dream limit" will Iroops min nunther Asiatic war All nf the day's kills were iniiile mark (he first lime lie lias dam 1 d Hint Uilgl l well folluw the course by F Ml Sable tela "I He Koirali rnmpmgii lo a mill in a show since 1rein Hul the suiitliornirimd llgld lu “ li was in a Shiiberl show which iary .iiitl possibly a polilir.il uluic volved P 8 I ThunderJrls. Three lasted tint 11 few weeks," lie re mule MtGa all,uked them near Ktiui- called " | was tired of daiu'lng Military iminniimidalloiis for a rhim, 180 miles southward of the I had ilnun loo uiueli of it, in genernl i iiiitom In b" voiced by Vatu amt only II mile* iiurlli of sh io s ami to rhs.sr.x which I •lie I! N or llirougli Milne less .18. tanillil. Acliialiy, ( nesei nmcli "losely invoiced ii ol Inn. prcfcrnlily Tills was (lie mint suutlieijy Jet eared (Inuring; it was iml ihr Asiatic. Illlglil ii-Mill ( muii today's engagement ever fought In the Ku- tiling tfurreally esslon wauled to do rean War “ I did n rather foolish llnng Wlien I pul away niv d ineing shoes, I never gnl them down again Dll, If I were al a parly “Wnnledmid hail a few drinks ami (ell In Hie i i i i m k I, I might get u p anil do Pnrnriiuta a few step, of interpretive dane Stand 't.l li.... for i)■•- <o.Mi,ji log-alone. Hut the llmiglil of »>) A! pushing aniilbcr person around a a* in Ihr ruse of lonirilude, i« Cr One." crowded donee floor appal'eil me " re»' n-.| Zr.ini lirecnwlrh, KogWelili has also exercised llll'e in land, which h ii-i-ogulseil us ibe FOR ihe past | | years mid I1111I a devil ............ . Ish lime getting Inin sbnpe for I1I 1 ANYTHING dance nsslgnmenl. struggle tn gel my YOU NEED "For the past three months I i' muscles ure not TRY OUR WANT AtM have Iiitii lining rmtdwmk. twirl­ I have lung ones ing Indian clubs anil gelling bid rrrd by a medicine ball." lie said. f rw o o u WASHINGTON Of) - Sen Spark man (D.-Ala.) said today a new Republican attack on Ahassudor 11I Gorge Philip C. Jessup Is n "slab In the hack” for Ihe U, S delegation at Ihe Tarts United No linns meeting. A resolution. Introduced Thurday with Ihe hacking of .18 GOT senators, asked the Senate to ml vise (’resident Truman that Jessup "does not rnmmand the confidence of the American people.” Sen bridge* (fl.-N.lf.), Rcptih llcnn floor leader, said It was In effect n request to Mr. Truman M NffOttiM Wttm* r i s e navi lunik was "The Seaman ami Ihe l.aw." Things lirightennl for him nflcr ■1 week of lonely battle, when the salvage tug Turmoil, coming close try, put aboard First Main Kenneth Diincy, 27 What did they talk about on those long, eerie nights? "Well, we talked nlmul this press business,” (.'arisen replied. "To be frank, we were both scared of It.” lie became even more scared, he admitted, when Ihe fame of his heroic .stand .spread and hr reali­ zed there might tic quite u fuss which the resolution was referred said Its "only practical effect is a stab In the back for our delegation fighting for ua at the United Na Ilona." Jessup has had to carry an extra load at Paris because of the HI ness of Warren Auslln, chief Amer Icon delegate to the U. N., Spark man said. the Imuranee underwriters, i him a medal. medal____ hint King _______ Fiederl! Denmark—C arto n la a Danishbom naturalised American—sent a telegram of congratulations. The IT. 8. Coast Guard announced plans for a formal commendation. Carlsen aald he kept pictures of his wife and two children by his side and prayed lo God during hit Iwo-week fight to bring Ihe damaged vessel Into port. Carlsen came ashore al this Cornish fishing (own from (he tug which tried for six days In get his storm-battered. heeled-over freightr r into port amt then hod to pluck him from the Atlantic Just before she sank. The fishing folk of Cornwall, who for generations have known the sen ami respected and feared its might, gavo him a conqueror's wetcome, . At the Ion of the steps were tils mother ami father, Mr. and Mrs Martin (‘arisen, who flew from Denmark lo greet their hern snn whrn It looked like he and his ship might he towed In. With them was Falmouth's Mayor T. L. Morrjs. From the head of the pier, stretching about two blocks to Ihe Municipal Hall, thousands of Fal mouth residents and visitors stood In orderly row* about five deep The pier was decorated with stream ers and bunting. DecoraHons ran down through the center of the town. The last of them had State Farmers Market rn II n< III s t s r u a i i stats : v s h h u h i NABKKT ssslnrS. Kl«l4s Tin- lotlowini prices roporlsJ l.y •lie tienlei* mi The Hanlord Mist* Surmera AUiliei mr produvs sulii In Trill kem A I'rjle ri up lit 3:3-1 pin .Inn. IV. « „ ‘ 0c,n *««i arm will in a ing nm xi the S|Wt nehl Assi Ft sein cluil Hus Luts In a IngAl Hus; had to gi mitt cd li wca| Tti nalcp Wes ally Avol slan Ik-wiie, T e m li-ra re v n . I ippemjlnx yui'lltr Mil Itpr. IU*ii*. I*nle till, hpr CiitiliSMe. Kin Mi Hi. baa* I'nliliHae. I.'li Inee* r-rules •'•'•-y. H e r Ida '.Jc iic i., lieperulltia Mile crates I'l-leir. KlorliU I’airal, liepentlliiR rose i ruies ('••llsnls ilns Uun. Cauliflower rrsles I'lii-ntnliMH liu IsM I.elllire, tretiera. tie- psinlliiir H lie T .A . I 'r l s lin lm is . lir s e n . ilns. Cappers tin lis k l I'litu l.-ra , Kill He.I lilies. Irep i-tin liia llr m lii 30 It. Us. Itu illslies Ini h e ki T m n a tm •> III Hi. c rls T u rn ip s tins. Inin T n m l|> S.ilm l Ini lis k l •. II, 33-IIW 3.50- 1.7) ( IS- tew illxlier 3 00 3.13 I 13- 3 3-1 1.30 M3- 3 ] | 1.30- 7.Si 1.30- S.a* Inin 1.00-1 1 3 S in 3 13- B 3 .00 . 3 3) *30 I J t - 1 3s I mi- 1 3 1 (ITIIt'k Omniiss. Iiepv.i.llna Him A u r lr t y _____ ___ .'.'..ni .... A VVurlety liuies 3.33<>Mna**. Temple l, liux 3.311- 3 71 limiirfrult, I mouun In . 3 uu- J i t ■Intpefrull, Mnrali Hcailtr** lluxi'N j.oo T.iitperlii.'e, Ari-.iraina lo Mt«« U lias 3.an 13 varli-tle* pr«iliti-e rrcrlvH al The Hanford Htate Karmrrrf M ark* (rum III a.m .Ian. », to III a m. JaiP lu T.ilsl receipt* IJSI7 packaxe* |lem«nil exceeit* eupply fur cut,. I.iiqo. rtiarftct alronir. H o i k ) di-maml nil all vurlellee of lirmliire market strait*. CONGRA TULA TIONS O N TH E O PE N IN G OF ^■ r ■ v f x bff " ■X a u m r •vl I1 i . ■%f £ 3r r t « STARKE C L I N I C WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE PLAYED A PART IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS MODERN CL1NC — A FINE ASSET TO THE CITY OF SANFORD NEWEST O f OENERAI, CONTRACTOR OWNKK AND DKVKLOI’BK OK MII.I.KH AC’RKH, DKHAKY. FLORIDA a n ew Ch a m p io n Plumbing Fixtures Installed By Modern Glass Fronts And Windows Installed By in the low price field a n ew Co m m a n d e r lS O -h o n e p o w e r V S citing Jet-tlreamed tlyling! d | | | h pectnadar '52 performance! A W ttjA Remarkable gat economy/ PLUMBER PERMA-STONE ■ The most modern WHd beautiful of nil outnlde wall coverings' »' .;lv : . For A BstU rBuy vB ■ ELECTRICAL WIRING m. -'A 1 m TtS Froocb Art. "Jntm no.*.s V ;* ,r .. I 4 3.00- 3 30 ' ; �Friday, Jan. 11, 13j2 Senator Suggests OifhniuSa.vsMr.Bij! Defense Secretary Protests Lag Ike Be Relieved Is, ^Ya..\'.,!!,|'M,e inR In Tank A imI Jet Plane Production I). M cC jii I y h I ' ii i t* t I luN I PAY 01 H r e s e n t Job Ml A,vl I i.n I In ii.une id Mil AP litMllil.il iVlavor nid n l f . i k e i Vilalii HriM lln Page 7 Police Get Man Who Escaped Jail • After 36 Years Miami Beach Barher H ad Premonition His Time Was Up MIAMI Uv — When three men entered the Miami lleach bother shop where he had worked the tWrd chair for live year*, lands •W inter looked tip and said: "This Is IL" Kver since 1U1G when he fled from a New York prison where he was serving five years for steal­ ing It..W. Sommer, now 5#, had dreaded Ihe moment when police would conic for him. He Instinct­ ively recognized the three men as detectives Thursday. Only recently—just before Christ m at—Ihe premnnlHuii had been so tiffing Hint for Ihe first lime he nls wife and th iir two teen age children the seerrl known only tn him and Ihe files of Auburn, N Y , Prison Kven a grown son, a World War II veteran, in Bridgeport, Conn , didn't know On Dee as, alter finishing Ills day at Vidal Velazquez' Ilarber Shop, Sommer said he had "Jusl une shot on un empty stomach" and It hit him hard. J l r tMiught some hamburgers ami 'Jbk them to a friend in the Miami Reach jail, then went outside and sat on the curb, where police picked him up and took his finger prints. lie rcaliird those fingerprints could eipose his secret. That night he called in his wife and two children, Richard, 10, and Hetty, 13, and laid them Ihe story of his life. "I tried and I cried," he said Thursday In Miami City Jail, "and fluid ltiem to pray for me that I would get out nr this. "I knew It was coming, hut I thought, too, If they knew abuul me they wouldn't want me after all these years. I could have gone away, hut I derided lo stick 11 out. When Del. It It. Itaulm on went to talk to Sommer's wife, a maid at the Saxony Hotel, she said: "I'll go by and pick up his {wrber tools. 1 want to help m m ." /T he warden at Auburn Prison told Miami Uutevllve Chief II. (I Howard lliul a warrant would he sent by air mall and that officers would come lo Miami tn gel Som mer, listed in New York prison record* as "lands Som m er."' Sommer said he wuuld fight ex­ tradition. He said he waa glad of one thing—that his freedom had nut come lo an end while hi* moth­ er was alive. She waa Ihe only e who knew of hla trouble, and r dint three years ago ut the age nf HO ..... <ius< *«. Summer lies Iwen here since Hiatt and married his present wife In I MU He was ill years nld when he was arrested fur Mealing II 50 from a woman's imekethook. He said Ihe woman didn't want lo prosecute Imt lie was sentenced to five years Afler serving Hvn years and six months, lie said he escaped by simply walking out ut the prison >w ien no guards were around. He said the first live years id his liberty were “ pure lorture" but after that it wasn't bad and as time went on he fell more secure "I began to think that alter so many years of going straight no prison would want rne," he aaid. Hit '‘I ,i,, don't want to |o back lived an Inmext life for 30 year* ve pj I believe I’ve paid iny penalty for that 11.50 roldi»ery.' * M RFC. MADDOX w ATTKIimiKY AIR F O R C R BARK, COLUMBUS, fnd. (Special) —Pfc John W Maddox, 11, turn nf A. B. Maddox, nf Sanford, has been taalKiwd In (tie 3101th Air Force Reaerve Tralnltiii Center here, it waa annnunrrd Inday. - Ilrlill.l j'iietu Hr, lleuitfe fiiarke and Ills iisslsluiltii slMliil III f■ratal nf III M til l ’s in u I'linic iipeiii'il Meiidiiy. The fmir are, !<-fl l>> n r In. l.e I.i-iiiin Unbelts, muse and irrrptiim ist. Ih Klinl.e, be wife. Halin' Itnlli Hlnike, 'iml llr. J. C, Hlnplmp. Dr, Geo. Starke Opens New Clinic Citrus Mutual To Building For Negroes In Sanford Enforce Its Floor In l.lVl-eli eliniI llv It I N I ( n i l I UN Price On Oranges Ifi vnn iln-niu i-nuie line fm eeptlnn inniii A |lr, tit ail ce 'Inrtn- \ »-s|e nlll wine Hr *■tnrke Ivpified He Hi'MI'S **| hi' mnv"il lii'ii I i mi.iler'iisli ■l-t > in»-. " We me v"rv lui|u v with I In stmy *35,!,bl* Iiffu-I mill flim, "i w hnihlllllf, |l shnulil liel|i Ti linililiiiir i-ii Kittifmd Avenue in r« net inn In Hie biilblinir. In n> Ninth ,*tt<eei ellltnle nee service In Ihe I'- hneil The ski i fnen hr. Nf mile's f*e peuple in lids men." llier office nl ! |7 ‘|i Nailfiild Ave llr. Itiui-liin* al ii e»nf "• i hi line I'ldiiiilinleil m ill Hirer mill nlie | litinplii*"** with Hie new leiil'lunli.ilf n,until* ii, I'lilislrili llain mi lie > fir. Slaike i «tf lute.l a 'f it.,In. JII'W hilllilitilf by the W I*. Miller | iiivitiiliuu in uitynne who in t*hi f'lUisIrui’li'Mi r.iutpuliv wish In il" Meet the lilllhlinu The Stm hi" rllllle ncellliies tha The vmiiui appearing Neen first floor of the new hudilinir In physii'inii wlm Is 52 years nf age, rhuled in the elluie Is Hr J. C Inis been practicing in Kunlmi, Rinulnig's deitflsi itffici' 111itiu ■ fur mure limn VI years, i-inn my the A fm -A iailean luxura'ire <’u iieie un Menl. IV, I!i27. has eslnblhlie.l tl* neiv uffiee |e lie whs hern In Melruxe. Fla. in Ihe nurtliern half of the Imildlm' IMPS, nml e, adiin'eil frnni Florida The siiulli sect inn nf Ihe sceim, AAM in IWIfH. He icceivnl IdIlnur is vtit mile,ill'll. meilii'iil det-ris' frujii Melimiv I Ini The nl trnrtive ufflee-e I I ii I c versily in Nashville, Temi., in |W!i7, l.nibling is -I'.! feet wide nml 70 4llil Inn', pusf grndlltlle wurk n, deep denirnleil in |iii|c green pnint Hie Ilniver-IIV uf ('hli'IH'.i and nnd brown trlinininu wllli Permit- Hmvnnl Unlversilv. ntmie *ldilt|t in the front. The in­ He married llnltle Ruth Kielu'l terior walls eutiferm In Hie cxler* hertfer uf Snutns, Fta., nil Miiv Cl, terinr rulnr selieni" with oale gieen IPIt-t. They* have Iwn children, rnlnrlllK. 'Qill Walls Inside lire of I'g iii , IU,. Qipl, Helen eimienl lilni'k t irh lift*' rtferlnr entitle 5. wnlls, The eelllligi in Hie elinle nre hr. J. It. Hlngling, ileuliM In of slnlm'd |dy win el rim,)»wit lull, flic .Stnike ('little, tx h giadmitf In-In l,i tvii in appeal mire, uf llnwar.l I'lilverxlly, Wuiluiid Ciri'lllnr Hum ■ eciil eellln,- ten, |t r mi.I u nalite uf (alia tii-lit-. furnish lie- hi i tinfil iii ■■■ l.a . lie has .....il prnrth'inp f"i Icrinr lighting fur lie* vlnm five t • an. ui Niiiifi.rd, Mure Hull, 'even tw"iulllul b,i f ilends in ieiiiiii nf ihe ■•file'll In I'l.'il digging* ill I III. I nln nt liets ut flutters were M'lil fieii! ere.l a 7,Inmi year-uhl town ite, iipening nf hr. Mluiki'x • bine. llie nldeitl -elHcil village ctei These lined the walls -tn-1 space* filllll.l. reau. Officer* and dlreclora of fhe bureay taked Ibe federal government la a rrtolution Thnraday tn cancel Nflately Ibe celling scheduled Into effect Jan. ll on Florida J pntaloe*. Hovilh Florida grower* bed teed ready lo commence planting Mon­ day, the group aaid. ''hot-to do ao JdMar thetie condition* would be Ilnur* Open 13:13 Dally! VUIl Our Hefiexhinenl il J T ‘FItime n f Atfiby liar! M(IU r t-fl 0 HlllU ?*-chm< oliM SATURDAY ONLY! 2-FEATUHES-2 i i nl ii l i m i h l r * h n o h m : p u l i l i r r r h i lliin s rn t'liM 'l In t*||fiilTi* i t s flnnr prirr fur Thf Niiprr cii i*|M*r«i11%!•, « Inch . , , , enlitruls uliuill Ha |H'r rent uf I lur ida's rdriis deluded Thursday hi U "gel huigli" |Milicy II was tempiNii'iuh'il l*> Mutual's industry atlvixtiry rniiimilli'e a day earlier l.aey Ii Tllntltns, tirnvelaml. president uf Mitlnul. said: "We are gniitg In rail names, tell tvlial nml wlty, nml give mil all the dupe heciiitse Hie pulilir xtumhl knutt Hie acoro." IHrecturs vnied In hire Merlon I,. Corey, wlm lielped itrgani/e Mil inM**rts it tri.iihle Vtlniorel fur fhe eaiiipalgn. lie lias lieen with a New Yutk pul,hr relatimiH firm Mutual ndiniltrd openly fur llie first lime I It.t I Himif p in es are b. ine vmlaled II estimaicd tmla tut . at file pet • i nl nf Hu- . alilillU' mdiisln ami I - p. < cent nl grow eis ami liesli I,ml stilppeis H ihii prices sttin ti apply mil) in oranges, nie tl a luce Inr can S I 'S , a Com f t PI UH— "DLONDIR" with P«nny Hinxlelun — Arthur Lake Uane l.orkhart — loirry Hiram* —A but — MIOIITY MOUHK Carluun — Serial I'AI.I, AND WINTER AIIIHUT mill COSTIII.M) I It i " n i m “MKET THE IN V IS IB L E MAN” le c i't, lin e i-y .m il lii'ii tn ( re |ie t, t ’i n i l t t n i y e lim m i' i .illli", I ii |'f '.tfi ( lii-ll'iilll IMH'libK f lsA ll lii: ‘T HIS IS KOREA" •SILVER CITY BONANZA" A Vary flixiil ( ’nrtrm n— 'I'lllA T K H HAIIIIOR1*— N». .‘I SUNDAY-MONDAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY! m. h u liiip . le t ill With Ntincy (inilil Avlelc .li'i't’eit, I'ltm l.n text New a mill (TiflOtiii Seleeted SlturlH SATURDAY One <iroii|) S A N F O R D 'S F IR ST RIIOW INO M ATRIINITY DRESSES H A , L ilh ilC o M t o C d if a iB lf t l 1951... A Orecvt Country for MARHY1NQ! y glues inlcrnulional §7^95 $ JHJWtlcr kcft with four ftisCb! J ^ . l Holi«nd and SmaUtera (D.J J ^ w e r e lent raplca of ihe reao- **ri .t *• u M1* W-, M«kl«f • h«M* ii«fl a p M - tm yhiold 4tp|n»fg| ___ NO WAOTBI , KUUMMXB Kt - Dale >aa w r aaid Thuriday he baa a hla platform a pUah ■•lea lax. The candidate of aaid: la waata or Inefficiency, lean R fM I discover It. p a r e la a point or two in the law which aaeda reworking but {he the Bala* Tax Dlvlaloa noted (hew potato, adjuitnteata may mi I.AI.I I.ANh P I bnida r drux \lnfiiijj }»l;«11» Ih iis** (nil•Iii’ h| iiiH(»U I,AST TIMKS TONKiHT uni) Mill 'P fc, Maddox lias recently enm pleted baalc Iralulns •! Lackland A*r Force Rase. San Antonio, Tex , at. Formerly employed by the Bat Minora and Ohio Railroad, he at i ® tided Trimble Ctninly High Schoot POTATO liH llvm iS "WINTRp PARK i* - Florida potato arowerx won'l even gel their production coxlx hack under Ihe 'MlUna price nf tviu a hundrml pound*, iaya ihe Florida Farm Bu­ G cI-T oiikIi Policy 'To Be Carried To Pub­ lic Hy Committee Ii.iiii II I Hill I lul.ll- lull t, lilt'll ligined pniniineidly iii H.e ipih giibei iiaturiid campaign, lias been iinected inlu the l Mil!race limiley odhum nf Sanford, can dillale fur gnvermir. Thursday liild three civic clutis in Hie Miami Hud li.lmslnll IIinI lelil 111IIl be wuuld ynli' fm ii.iu Me* ally in Ibe ciiiiiuii' prun e v Mil ally iuiiueiup in liny lid lei Wallen Ml Ihe III Irl lace pieiuplly di'iiteil Hie statfiucld and said lie had neyi't discussed Ins candidacy ttiili .Inliiistiitt mid did iml expect tils snpixiiI luhiisinii, presidi'id nl four rim ilia dug tracks rr|mrlcdly nm trltnited heavllt tn Marten's PHS c miipaign llilham. tt hit s,iul lie liail a uil ness In Hie i lintel • ali.in, dl't'lared lhat luhiistnu tulil Inin m .lac It sou \ die uti I lee „*P "I'm gmiu! I-, t nli fm hail Me < ally llr is die mdy one who li.e a kill llie tu siipp.iil In tn ‘ In a stall lie ut b. Hie M 1'i b i bin i; I ilui M>a .It -aid "1 bale lu'tel ill . n- ed let ran did.icv with Mi luliil-tiili I d>. nut expect Id' .ip|»i|l I tin e netri -ell. did I. ..,|...|I II there r .lilt mil- iii t ini i.la it he ha . .p| ms ed prat lu e .-I H.e la-1 ram pan'll i Hunk It .1 l am n il unit i bat man Wav Story Writ ten WAMII.Ni.li IN i* The Hulled Stull's . bicaknig Iml Ileiler ks in HRAl'MhN I i aid P Mayor ill figliter and lank iiriNniclieii hut I* t Jack t Hamilton was ordered Itefense Sc ref.try ituliert laivell utn appear fur arraignment Monday estimates ti will lake a lung lime i,n a chat'a* uf axsiiolt and lutlery i,. , at, i, up mi the schedules set after an altercation with a news J,(|. |,,,. , ale deliyeiles WASH INI ;Tt>N e Sen Aiken Panel ic - .r l i (It \ i 1 Mild bxl.it 11n.I "if lieu i lie til l,a ,'i’ rtiiel expie-M'il ttn Itcpolt'i J jinex laegcr ami Ihe Rlf.eeIn.Mil ttanl- tn be I'levident t icyy in 1. tiftale* lu-tmc Ibe 'u'liali m.iym ■lailiCd Itml-dav In limit lie •111111111 ask In lie (elieynl uf \i mi'll S ta tu e . I i.mnntlee at a Ills pieseiil tub and m.ike Ins view,,l the He.iummd lia/idb' building, cl,fed dinir sessniii 'Ihursilay dfl dninestic issues kimyvu " l a .f i t • st.dcmcnl. taki'ii tugctli wliere Jaeger ,s employed The "He should ennie mil sty ittgitig er u itti nnnfficlal esiimutes id reporter accusi.l tim mayor ami nnd tint he mi cny " Aiken said, \iin rit..n and Hnssiun piutliictnm ■■ttn-1 mend,els nf the City CiHincil adding "mid I'm I nun (111 Keen puitllfd up I'lcsidi'ld I'l HIM.Ill's lc ,.t ilematidmi' tlml he vvitldmld hnwer area " | h.i I In t nngri'ss Wednesday that news about the resignation of Aiken s proposal enmpared ttiili tile Soy u t I mull "is still prixluriiig Holier! Hi uce as chairman id the Presuleul Truman's runs .cnnfei mine <ya iplain's Ilian Hie flee rut Cdv Hi'creatmn I'limmissmti Hruce is also a policeman tintis cnee sluieiiit'nt Tlmr-tlm that lie will keep Elsenhower .is stiiiremi' Mayor Hamilton aid there was the iii.r I reeiatl iilinlfiii.il c t l cnilliiiander uf Allied Imres mi Ru male t.eie i tliai Russia e. pm in, ipifstuui uf withholding new*. rope as lone as the genetal .till I-.tanc al.uui l . ihhi plain's a year Imt that lie and Ihe cuuiicilmen .stay id II.. . altniil 13,IXx, are lir*t lute bad olilecled In tire maimer in Mr I'rnmaii after repeuliiu' he inmtial .tin tall witli aUitd . per which Hie shiry nl llriiee's lesiena pre t urns p r a te uf Re enlinvyer bun was wiilleli ■ci.I nl iliem <et (tglders said Hit i-enelal ttmlld lu te In \y ai.et Hus I* Hie reeeld esli resit'n if lie .tins the liepuldnaii ui.-tc ,d \ilm liem tl i' ltam-c> noinlii.ir mu . " ! ' pi. ..lent id Am tall Indus Bfiilf) Aiimmnct's "I Hunk he bail heller le'ign il I n c As-nt laluiu tliai Intal pin lie u nits In t.iii ili*' iiuiiiinalinn l-’fir School Office \ fiil'l M'.lll I'l.lllfN i»l ill Aiken lull) a li'|u,ifei lie ttmlld l pcs i« .ii Ii .ilitjid I a great It •tieuilbi-u In in ■.-If ., .i t I in.mas H li.iiley Uinlitil Lite I I It.il kAiitiltl ha I. VMI'A rslidh!.ill- if be b I- t.a,-i ....... aiii.unured los candidacy for b,1 > »f IH IH H I .1 HMt Where In- 'land elect mu a- -late sclu.nl superin ,1,1 ithlll fI \ nu ll LeiH'k. v re Atkeu tt lin ba lint yel y unfit b'lnhnt II.I I hr .I IlHli It m i ■itIt.-1 New I nelalidi'l s in IhhiiiiIiii! Itullev's 'l .lemenl said tie wntdbull Risenbnucr. sanl Hie "voters .iii ed In |,.o tuipale in the further III NM I I UII S I in intlu-tiv blames Hie lag ui ,u|y .nn.iui'iil enlllb'.l In kiiutt Ikes vieyys I’hu Ida's public Ilari > V\ plane II.I.I-: » "I want In kiinst. lur lllslmici' 11i'l.AINKM ......In. bun un a shortage id si I....Is He 'iint they had made 11nr II, |it is lull ini nf l l i r t IlilHI ami i nnipmn’iil putts gleat pi.n'.ess din mg Im first lerin when be -Inn.is un Hie M l.avt 14iii>’ Hi) ! m| | i Hittl *tlIV* uf I II11I ciipluc ti.ned b. -i aieilies uf niiieiime Iml still have a Inin: way hi go relice Semtay I al-u ttninlei alnnil il.i* planlri (if I H IM * Ull his tu tts mi I.,Imi In .illli cilui .i f i r * " ilinl al III- Ihhim' lirai I i lix.l in.I allnt metals lleedeil ill Hade), wlm maintains luuiies lei engine niannlaeflde thill and l.ii in pmi'rainAiken i i*(N .(* I Inn a*L»% li.illi ill rallahatsfc and I ampa, I I.u yI Hit |s pi ...Iin lllg all nil said I lie HI. Vtmr flit I fillip imlirll y d. ,1,- ill uiimbei nl b-'l.l mi'.i,un. leii'.lsi'd Ins slatemelil Itele "Mi ilnll'l it .ml a I'rcsnli'ld a- piHlirri W lit J III' if III til N |l) tlillllt , In at t laid s eny a lie's Iii m e a* j i .ilidlilale Ihr Hill (|I Illli Li'ltAiih uni lint it t,., i,m ilitn pl.xlut linn Pi «• nleiil I iuiuiii lepe.ilcl ill i i \v i s i i, ns a i .v jm : I .(*1 111 JlHHl .It'll HI fillip 11* • Itnul.b m ..I tea I nm* type, ll.e Thill-il.it he hupe III.iI Hu- Ii, puli im vl.A e two I'niversdy nf I I I l e t , I t.ia ail')' llie fill'c hum * III lie an will nuniinalc 'a n l ail ill I lurid.i stnileiils leal ned Thiusday MISsINf. Ill V |tr\ Lnlilt b tin le Hie lank tilt Iet tillln I all bail lie lillllllli nl mi l Ml \\1l e d is a good idea hi leave signx Moldical dele. I l.e d e b it tt Inch H.e Ann) m Ibis Im I.iv allliuilgh il it a- lei ailed Itte Itas nun. .1 yImal nilllim dies f t . nl luiiii.i mil,tie appmetill) wlieie lliey belong dial lie once observed he linpe- tt m king mi tin- •l.at.gc dtsappeal I In > ii ri e Identified Ii) William Presuleul I roman ttuuld be the am. id Mis Hucbnettc I em it v >s a t,,n dev el,,pmg nut id Hie V t luppell ,lr . county prosecutor altempi in speed a weapon mb. ■is I i.u id Kelley Cearxon. in. and hrliuu i aln Muiiiinee nld t'ltuiuilaii lieilidy nils inn, u itjmitf Ibe usual pm inlm V Shearer, tn Imili nf Miami .Mr I'rniuuri pul ell ipii" liens 31 year snu-e last k'liilat night tu tin pin,In, jnttged s e llu e testing again .danif Ins own inlenliens Iml mg The sign, valued al $5(1. wax i'lerula Keys I lie Army s mut e tutu llie field taken said ii-piirteis ttmild know Ills [mm the Kmc si Hill CorrectMmirne I'mmly hefeitv Slu-rHI plan liefnre Ihe llepuhllenii nm lames tl llaikei aid Iml.iy tin ,d heat t l et), piniliu'liml appeared miial 1ns(tfiiiit.ii the college hoyx In l.e .< le t. l'.,I nf pullet tt I,It'll lb might il tia, k hy t happell's deadvenliun lieitiii' mi Inly 7 utesln' ilimi hail not dimitn l.c.l i-«i Pal , ie, mi,It as a teat ago Sen l.edpe r l( \ta s' r tt lie tia hue nl t p iii Hie pioM'Cllllir ‘ d miVttimg I as lllteii’ifu d been -parking Ihe iaseitheuet and He - alii Hie Mnldieiil d. le. tit, VI that time tin- Army said d i ',11.1 eniiip.ei’ii made pullin' llmr-dut tt.eild aid in Hie int esligalmi. ami vtuidd t',,1,1 iiuie exiieniiietdmg mill He exphimed tn the youths there a lu'ayy tank |irululypc Inti Dial eutihl be danger m timving signs— a slruini eiiitnrsenieid <d Ihe peuer lie “il ltd id help " ■yte ai. imt going to spend money traffic signs, especially nl hy Keptihlitan (bn Pnyne uf nil lif.ivt tanks simply lift illsp Afnln._____ ____ _ flinn alt siales "sinee .1 liei nue the nliiei till,,it (ms Iliem Id'ilue said but I'livm,tn rsrrim lit was lypieid uf message klimtii Hint lb". I Iseunnwi'i tt a ' I II,it ii lei led t,> Itusxia’s tank IHIIU' H ill's N.\|,AltV I • AN IN'N \ ItRACII ,P> The m Hus figld in .< finish " plaigtam including Hie Stalin HI I aft lieadipim lei I 'm i l l h ' l e d lit tank llie Stalin III ts dcsci died Smith llavlnun lleach Town I'olinher) 11,nl mid t3 I > a l,..\ l.n , l.nnimg llie "In t delegate ai In as a heavy imt American old ill will li.ne to pay k'nltce t liief fresh fruit till) Ull,lied (m llie lii'piitihi an nance men s.iv Hs reported 53 tons Ilui ace t. llain he- salary which Mutual cunt,.n Is provide a jum.il Nalmnul t'ntiveiillmi in 11153 " actually make II a heavy uiedmm Hie Cmitll'il cut nil Sept 3(1 nl 5u eeidx a Imx (nr growers Cii cull Judge I' II Revels ruled He was ideuflfied as .1 I' Iliad instead of a tine heavy lank wjlli sell under Ihe (lixir tim e lord nl Nashville. lemi Illli kills tmllCitles tliai llie new ITlursday Halil slmiild get Ills $50 \V .1 (bulb'll Ml Dura, sanl ipinled us sayilic Tall "will l.e Amen,.,,t heavy will Illli el.ee In a week pay until Ills term expires "I have talked tu between 3.5 and mimiimled mi Hie liM liyll.., le b 15 ,*l lulls ;id growers in l.ake t'umdv and I am sorry In remirt there Is md a ml* wlm feels Muluni Is doing all Ihe* can ill) Tliai means llie grow erl* ate (rtslrlg . uiifidenee m Mu luiil." lie s.iul dlspusiliun <d llie 113 nilllluil liny I'l up I', a Idg pi nli If i i i , eoiiiplleatcd In t'aiimis .pull in s uf (mil Ime llu-.w i'll I akel.n.d • .,..1 llie .nil' Hung, al),,nl Mutual ihmd t, I,nil In ti A' u i I,ear,I c.impl.ml i Hie salary i.u diieclm I hey id iinly travel and me .1 expeu Aiken Thinks General Should Get In Ring. Come Out Swinging M ' l puwnU One (iruop DRESSES Vnlium In 29.{kfi l All other winter tHbrchniitlino tlratilicnlly rotlurotll I I u im in u • - feXTRA A “W A Y OUT 1 0 »; »h* Partata G ood S h o rt S n b > « U U («i Now* and Cartoon 'V- m • ii m m T':tl V �•m ............. There a rt four stantas to the Star-Spangled Banner. Legal Notice h n rirn To; Mandril Christopher Itnyuliin. Vl> lor Farms. Ji,ftereun I'uunty. Charles Town W nl Virginia l \ TIIM ISAMU OF TIIK UTATM OF n .iu i in a—m i r.K ii mj n i Vmi sr< nereliy notified that suit In dietin'* ha* lt**n hriiiieht mtHlrmt >uii l,y yimir wife. Virginia lloyetun, wlm In the |>lniutirr. anil ygtl. Hen­ drix i 'In l»ln|ilnr lliiynlnn urn Iho defendant In nnlil ■nit. Tim null In illvint* him been flint III tlm Clr••ult I'mirt i.'aunty, sth I'lic ult. (Hate of Florida. nlluatu nl Hanford, Hernlnnle County, Flue* Ida. Von ura reoulreil lo plead nr am* »»r In llm nlioyn noli In writing on nr tirfurn Frhrunr/ I, IIS], or a di-rre* |irn ronfrnio will lia entered nuiiliml you. tVIlrmnn my hand unit anal hi Clerk of llm cln nil Court, Sth Cll nil Hrtnltioli- I'niinty. Florida. Ihln I7lli ilny of Uei-i-mlier. IMI, II I* III: UNIXIN, • 1*rk of tlm circuit (,'oiirl, Mertilnol* County, Florid* (HK.Af.l THE ECONOMY 50-30 OIL FLOOR FURNACE Uitad by Underwriter* laboratories, Inc. Novor Boforo to much heat from so compact a furnace. • Only 30 Inchos dotp • 53,700 BTU output by Com­ mercial Standards, CS-113 E l- iimci itie to. G . H G D G E S PLUMBER 101 WBHT FIIIKT STIiKHI I’lfONK 12rt TV FRENCH FRIED HOT DOGS i ---------- | | e BARBECUED , r HAMBURGERS ..— J Q t -« a i WEEZ-MAID v 1 * V KW YORK—Just the other day wa p in ed tha tilth nnnlveriary of the repeal of Prohibition and In a few week* wa will obaerve the 32nd nnnl* venary or the puasage of that atranga anil bloody taw. The 14 years between those two datea were likely the moat raucoua, diverting, hllartoua and sinful ■rayons In tha hlatory of this town. They are dealt with completely and factually. If a bit ponderously, In Lloyd Morris' new book, Incrrdlbln New York, and while they are only n small part of that volume's contenta they dominate the proceedings for me. Morris aklpa sadly from tha downfall of tha big cafe-reataiiranta—Churchill's, He Isen Weber’s, Shan* Mai Halmar ley's, lluslaniiby's—to tha speakeasies, and hla comments on them havo the flavor of authenticity, t would say offhand, ami I do not mran to slander the erudite Morris, that he had spent a considerable time In many of Manhattan’s blind plfts on. ah. reaearch. Morrla points nut that pedants Insist on calling these deadfalls “sprakenslllrs." Nobody ever knew how many thers wera. Issy Einstein, who was Ihe No. 1 federal Prohibition agent of tbs era ami a comic-opera figure If there ever was one, said there wera 100.000 . On the other hand, drover Whalen aald there wera 30,000 and drover should have known: ho was police commissioner under Mayor Jimmy Walker, In the dnya when the police virtually operated Uls speaks. • « e • '•AT Tlir. BOTTOM OK TIIK RCA LB," Morrla writes, "wars tha '•'Up Joints' nr 'cab Joints' or 'steer Joints' which preyed on unwary New Yorkers nml visiting firemen Ignorant of tha waya of tha metinpnlls. • • • One of the moat rrputablr speakeasies in Qreenwlch Village began Its Imalnraa Ufa aa a clip Joint. The proprietor * • • kept a teal at the door, ready to take such customers aa tm ergtd helplessly drunk down to the waterfront to be robbed, ."In Inter years, when he had acquired an eminently respectable clientele, he subjected hla liquor to chemical teats before sailing It, anil sometimes displayed to favored customers a souvenir of tha rough earlier days. This was a piece of half-inch steel cable, a t one and doubly thick and dipped In lead, and the proprietor retained It 'Just in case.* " 'Never hit a guy In tha head with this,' he esplminid. 'You'll apUt him open like a dropped watermelon, lilt him on tha shoulder or tha back. It's safer.’ " The better, brnwnatone speaks were oporated In the guise of clubs— The Bombay Bicycle club, the Town and Country club, or simply Tony's. Michel's or Louis' end, "If you wera a stranger In town, any policeman was usually willing to dltect you to the nesrect speak.” After you gave tha password, at a speak, you walked through k series of Interlocking iloota and arrived .it a her. "The Scotch was poured from Ixiltlra seemingly nuttier.lc, mi which the historic labels hail been artfully reproduced,” Mnrrln ys. "do WSJ the jin . A polite Action hud It that tilth were Imported. ' t i l l NBW Yonit'H MOST NUTA1II.K (ONCKNTBATION of apeaka was not far from Mrs. Cornelius VsmtsrMIt Ill's ugly brownston# at B2nd nml Fifth. Fifty-Second, Mortis claims, was "notorious through* out the country." "Almost y-lt limit exception, every house, on both sides of th t street, was a speak, and the nfler-dnrk trntlln on this single block was always . more congested than that on any so-called 'residential' rroaa atraet In ' Manhattan," he writes. One of these apeaka was Twenty-One, or Jack and Charlie’s, and this one was Internationally famous. Cocktails ware a dollar and champagne 129 a quart. It hail a dance floor, table tennla and mah* Jongg rooms and represented, likely, the ultimata perfection of tha blind pig. However, the Colonel's lady and Judy O'Qrady are slaters under tha akin—and under this elegant anterior was concealed "defences as elaborate as those of a fortress," and "electrically contridled devices of such remarkable Ingenuity that, In the event of a raid, strategic sections of wall could tie made to turn and disappear," N Jnrkry Bill tillbvit I* ItiiW racing motor* inilcml of homr-i. (iilbcrt i* miw with u Tran*p*irtntltin Truck rniupnny In thii Army. Ike Hildebrand of tha Clavo* bind Barons In tha American llnckey League ip an espert la* crasse pluye'.*. Ho played for thu Haiturn Canada champs In HUH, hS jft Legal Notices MOTHS: OP ANNUAL MKBTINO The Annual meeting of the mem­ ber* of Ihe Plrei Federal Havings ■nd Ixian Association of Seminole County will lie held nt the office of ihe decollation, 11* West First Street, Sanford. Florida, on Wed* needer. 'M f t & V U t t ’b f l A AIAN , Secretary IJS MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING -TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. V ® T I A CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD >. ‘■vS. TELEPH O N ES 180 tind 1071 A M ill INHIBIT at Ihe 2!st Annual Poultry Show In New York's Madison Square Ostdcu, this Japanese bantam cockerel appears to be brooding over nn egg grading contest. It may be that some new scheme for beating the scales will be hatched up. (International) Room 401 Sanford Atlantic National Bank Bldg. J YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WtUIAM HITT Central Press Writer THE ACE of miracles la not yet- other. With, no doubt, an occa* past—here It la several days after slonal rrcesa for peace talks. Christmas and Dad hna not yet I I I put Junior's new electric train on Thrrr Is' no breed of eat known tha kerflummlx. ns Vhethlre, say feline /saelers. Cures ire'll fuel have fo grin and I I I H's filling u-r look fo the Vote bear It. Yrar iclfh hope—but not with 1 I I hope of finding a Woicntown park­ The madam Yule lag, toys ing spot. Orondpeppy Jenkins, It tha list ef I I I Christmas gifts bought and net Among tha bigger failures of I f I I , wa must list the Inability af the iperls writers ta trade off Tod Williams. « I I I Roma North American tndlnn tribes, historians tell us, were constantly a t' war with sach FLO O R M ATS HOWARD ZINK QUALITY SEAT C0VERS-CUSHI0NS ALL COLORED H .A ID S yat paid far. I 1 I An e a s t e r n psychiatrist Is studying the mystery of why so mnny hunters are always wound* Ing each other. This ta n matter of far more Interest to the shooter than tha shooter* MICKEY MOUSE ^ • ALL... iU CAN COUNT ON AVV ueuP'. A \ Jack K. MorrUoit, M anagai By Walt Dlnntj . iF T m3 P * iNCE9S PgTjNiA F i \ 3 3 O jT ASO-lT T*l 9 . ..W S 25 A U . 5 3 N E C 9 I SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP o h .t h b v TZZHfft-lt 4 ZZZHBM i a jc k .. . A S S T l- S Y ? CA LU O j kO N B Y .T *00? aSJIAAENT 1 e m t t h e - - \ \ \ 1 / dV, . M gf t-u ( H J K 5 V 1 V iS 'Y S S O T T O 3 ST AW AY FBO.IA M g R R B R F Q g S T k lg — PgN C B 33 C W l M l N O T--IE CO—U---------COOT I S± r*& By Mori Walker B EETLE BAILEY I C om m v OF TfiS QUAgS! ^5? la .® M ^ o n iu tc TMB 0 OV IS SRNRiriVR AWO HiaW-RTOUNia/WHff' ggPAOATWD VOUMOrONLV Iff you LOVB now * v o u * CMANOTOPOOVK t r A NO UNDO SOMM Off 7H« DAMASS YOU'Vg ICRRPrAUWNfi/ ■VHtAfVr •j>. g « 4 , -r ,rU .( c//. ' �i f «? : ■ t iij: sA N Fonn Jan. F rid a y . 1939 F n r.l We Will Buy Late Model Ford Pick-ups And Ford Cars W. I) Stake (im t il TRUCKS OR. II. K. RIND T ill- - * 1 f iI lit ri'ii.Vv i *mv $550 Fliui-r mil fur IP * **TvT I W It Stake et ftV* * i h i u n i. h iu a v tu ii' t u n J r to i.«Vc 4 i l i iiKC w ith a m $1195 1917 L. W. It. Aalhuri/ed Halm I uni I'lol fur in - S|i A xle ,V 111(t til t * 'ij. fillin'« a nn 1 ■»i* til* : • » «Mi j tin i #1111t'** lit lit ' |»l kiim 'In ' c l $795 S e i H i r m at tik pit- r 1" sin a J1 till* i tf a m i t •*.*i h uni Sioninole Y m i't urn h e lp | DR. II. First Slrt'd at Sauftinl Avenue O P T O M E T R IS T 1 | 113 l|.u;n..|ln OZAltK IKE vm i !■ ' " • 1•* - ** 1c ■" * N o m u tte r h o w m in r m r .li. i n n ■" I n i * t t i f J , O r o i u i i l ' " i i i* ............ 1 in p le a x e v o n o r J iu p r i.t i i " " - i « m o n o . f't r u in u H t u ii l*.«» t *. .1 t n l u i iiw a y m i l l i u i n u t n ■* 1 \ •• I Flinne .>12 TOAt)' In Pit Vti* S mi* VVhiil ii nr PI m u I*Innie II *'*■W I’llOlti' 2HK .in I expel tune texted mcilu'inrt fur enueh. It vi'iit.unx tui n.ir.uli. M cL A P U N lltim l t o. 1 «.Iff S. u \| . '• 11- <'!!»*' Ill • C liM iln m I lit ml** Sion* 1U.11 lu m e n phlegm .mJ .ml i" ' h c .il ra w , le n d e r. in ll. iin . 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M2.'i x I'll Tire*, New ! 1911 Fore! Whatever Your Automotive N m h (*at> I'luixiUi I.. W. I> Aux. S P A ( IH F .T T l * r t i ttlU * In I I I | ’ M. 1 | l l « l II l | n M l 1 1 i 11 l i i r r l* n r k II t u h it r*y 17— 02 W. 11 ltelm.lt Matin, iM I ' d y e !l Pll IAIOJ $350 1910 Chevrolet i •: $315 l lim it n 1U*i2 PAPA RAPETTI For Sale I.. W, It. Slake 1911 Doiljre II M K R £SlfiT S t s?u k0^1 1)|{. ('. U P E R S O N S f o m n i n r i h is t EYES EXAMINED I IK K M il) W ANT ADS F o r iif-'iilt's j f P ?! y i //un<> f ) I ' WHl N lit* IhIIimVOim « llrR all 11 mil ills l 11inr It* !•* I 11Hit’s I Or |*« ii tliurs Hr |m J E R ffla J O L . J »il t>vy s to m:MEMiu:u • it in i n i i . w o w e d d in g 1> A N M \ KUSAUY MO n il. 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COME IN !’ SEE THE COLORFUL NEW 1952 ^CHEVROLET r AT liC LLtK Motor Sal 210 Bam Hcrrmtl ,V - J ii/. i frit *l\ J’ *:r --Vr i Tifll|' sM t m . i ' . vfi �HHH • TIIB SANFORD HERALD Page 2 Monday, Jan. 14, 1963 The Sanford Herald la taoaO alarS ay F a h lU h r il d n llr n r-rl • ■ 0 S h k i I i i , i k r D in a a a a 4 V r m . l*i> k lU k *4 u a S a is r 4 s r * fu l* la n la ic < h r U p a a * • ■ * , \ r n I f * , * i l l S ia a a u lla K a lr t e .l a * Ml M a lt* * ■ llr t n k r r XT, IIIIH , HI I k * !•»■> U f l l r * ml k a a lH ra , r i» r l4 a , a a 4 » r t k * A a t ■ f r » a « i , M » r M a rc h -II. I k ill. I I I I I . M V U l„ IIK 4 S K e lt a r (iiiiiiio.v >»>:w llu « la * * « Hr M a a a a rr ainiHMlIITIOV mats ;* C a r r ie r .......... ................ ......* II a- tl.n.ih ............. lli.a lk a ..............„.......... _ rtt Jfaatet .......... ..... ..... ON* \ r , ,r . ................. T h rrr .1* 1.00 a.t*a 11.00 SO* A ll a h llu a r * a u llra a . rarS a af tk a a k * . t n n l a i b i a , a a 4 a n tlr r a ml * n lr r ln ln n ir n l fo r t k * mmtpmmm a t m U Irn c fiia ila , m MI k * r k a r s r 4 ta r " I r r u u lu r n .l, r n U l a a t a i n . Ilr * r * * r a ir r i V a lli.n a llr M r l a * la n a tr u > im |* t H re rra r a la ll,* * lap ., A m l » i k , f k lp a a " . I t * t r a l l , Hrnmmmm I ll> a a .l *1. I.a a la . *1 fcp 11p r a 1.1 U a m r a k i r ml t k * A x u p la lr il I ’ ppaa n k l . k la a a l l l l n t • a p lu a lip lr I.. I k * n a * fu r r * * a k l | . r a llu a „r n il I k * lo ra l * * * * * * r la i# A la I k l * a r t* • paper, a * n r l l a * aU AS* a * t t a < H *p a lrk *a . I .MONDAY, JAN. II, 1952^* TODAY’S IIIIIL B VRHBK Even king* often need a refuge. Gild I* the unit Inal resort of nit flf-.li. (lud l* known m liar paloctti fur it ii-fug*.— I 1*. 48i3. President Ttunian hat named Attorney General MiGr.iih io clean ii|> the government, lie ibuuld begin bathing at once, It look* at if llan y never can get all hit problem* solved at one time. One thip no sooner goes down in the Atlantic than anolhei diiappean in ^he Pacific. I lie Montgomery Advertiirr. nomm.illy Drmociatic, hat come out for Cicneral Fiienhower fur pretidenl, even ihongh he run* on a Htjinhlit .in ticket. The South it ni.tkiug pmgrett. inrlilit ally at well at economically. When it learnt that the imm i* inure important than the parly, llint it Inn quite at much in common with northern Repub­ lican! ft i will) noil hern Democrat*, it can lir laid to be politic .illy grown up. Hill Jobntlim ilciiict that he it going to vote for Dan McCarty •nd tayt that Hrailey Odham'i statement that he it it a "preposIfiolit lie". We hope that Hrailey', friend* will not let this worry • them. Someone lint inid that a man it known by (be enemies hr rnakri. We cannut imagine any more flattering compliment than lu be called a liar by Mr. Dig. John 'Irmple Graves regrets the recent bombing of a colored man'* home in Mims in which * two died, but adds, that such racial oulragei are not peculiar lo the South, "Such tiling* go nn everywhere, and are more likely Ip happen ill Detroit and Chicago limn in Miami". And no one Inn piovrd yet that this wat n "racial outrage", An outrage, ye*. Ilul why racial? The bomb could juil at well have been planted by other Negroet fur reason* having nothing to do with race. Governor Warren quotes the Ninth Coinmandinent to reveal what part lie it going to play in the guliernaloiial campaign. For the uninitiated it is necessary to point out that the Ninth Com­ mandment reads, "Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbor” . Gov. Warren, who it not tunning for re-election, is going lo defend his administration against alt coiners. To which wo might add, "Me thinks hr doth protest loo much", or to get back io the liible, "The wicked fleelli when no man purturlh". It begins to look as if the ar- device for a Chines* breatninti •pell before they launch a new ; invasion of Southeast Alia prob­ ably into French Indochina, though ' the Mllaya Peninsula, Burma, and India are by no means safe ■from them. The Allied chiefs of >' staff confer to decide what must -done in the face of this new mat- We hope we don't become felved in another unslrategic Reen campaign where all the latfvantages are against us. The •Ugon is said to be gradually bring around lo. MacAilhur s bposal that China should bo juaded by our fleet, Chinese of 'Ltppmann offsrs what *‘o compelling reason for fo» , Eisenhower. It Is, Cioenhower the country ivk for the taking a new illation which has behind lariwt and widest popsdar [, which is more truly Ha­ iti its constituency, than her administration in our [her* U the promise of an (Ration which U strong I-St li popsdar and is true*- ’ ....................................... • . . . -ROOKIE OF Bounty For Murder Strictly A Necessity Those Days (Detroit New*) It In difficult to underfttand tho position of the Egyp­ tian government In dtaclftlminst ruAponiriblllty in the cane of an Eiryptiun newnpaper which offered a thouHand-pound reward for the murder of the Hritlnh commander In the Suez Canal Zone. The paper almi offered hundred-pound rowurda for the murder of other Ilritlah officer* In the zone. Thu Egyptian government xuid 11 could not intervene bocuunu It ilot-H not control the pruflH. Sincere rufqiect for freedom of the prenn la un adrnir- , able virtue In any government. Hut there Ih u difference between allowing a newspaper freedom of expreiodon and granting it license to Incite murder. A newspaper, like a person, can enioy mill fmedopi only «« long os !t obeys the proper laws of the land. Murder is illegal In every civilized country and those who him or reward murderers are as guilty as the assassins. It is the duly of a government lo protect the lives and properties of people who live under it. No matter how severely the Egyptian government be­ lieves It Inis been wronged by Hritnin, it Is committing a serious error il it permits murder. Ily is-rmlttiug a news­ paper to offer IsMintieH for the lives of liritixh officers It Is condoning murder. The Egyptian officials may find that their attitude in this matter will someday redound against them. When lawless elements are given free reign no gov­ ernment is safe. The further cutback of autO' V'oufcJ mobile production threatened In waahington Ignores a warning by the Government's own De­ fense Transportation Administra­ tion that this would rruct disastrously on national trans­ portation requirements In the w ent of war. The effect of a cutback on the Detroit and Michigan iabor force la of at least equal Ini* parlance considering the wartime plvdutliun foie of ibis area. However, the diversion of ■care* ateel, copper and alum i­ num to other industries, particu­ larly the railroad*, Is defended in Washington as a buildup of these Industries In the event of war. Exactly the same argument applies to the necessity for auto production adequate to keep the cuntry’a vehicular “ rolling stock" at a safe level. Officials of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis sounded a note of optimism at the outset of tins year’s March of Dimes campaign. They said there Is hope that there will soon lie a method of immunizing people aguinst poliomyelitis, lailsiratory experiments with ani­ mals have proved very huccPss I uI, and the realization of th e hope for Immunization may lie near. If that time comes, a great battle against disease will have been won., Though often railed a children's dlseuse, polio Is no respecter of age, and has struck down many | adults. If it is brought under control, as so many other, damaging diseases have been, it will be a tribute to th e ' work and perseverance of many people. It will also be a tribute to the generosity of the countless citizens who gave their dimes and dollars to the March of Dimes. Until the dlsuaxu Is controlled it will be necessary to continue a relentless fight against 11. sl The uangrr that the threatened cutbacks ami resulting unemploy­ ment will disperse much of the labor force on which the country relied In World War It, and may need to rely again, Is a mure obviuu* and immediate danger. Those seemingly incapable of the foresight to appreciate th at can hardly ha expected to look farther ahead. j Still, it remains barely credible* that official* charged with the country's Industrial defense should invite, deliberately as It appears, a wartime breakdown of city transportation. CAMPBELL’S CABINETS • BUILDERS* SU PPLIES * M1LLWORK Highway 17-92 South Phone 1447 SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION Trouble For Mink Strawberries Continue Big Crop At Plant City Market, Wilson Says Raisers of mink have just cause for complaint iilsml thu effects of Washington high jinks on their business, it used to Is- that a mink coal was universally regarded as a treasure to be earnestly wished for and to be prized, by those fortunate enough lo have one, above all other sar­ torial |Mtssessions. Now il threatens to become the fashion, WINTER IIAVKN (Special) especially in the vicinity of the national capital, for the "Cnblwge, rolluids, broccoli, onloo*, rudlxlies uml turnip* moved wearer of a mink coat to appear apologetic and explain over I he Plant City Market this carefully that she came hy il properly. ' past week, the earliest these Thu mink ranchers detlare reasonably that it isn't right [ commodities have Appeared at for a stigma to be attached to all mink coats because of the this week, where the deal thl* of year I* slrawberrlua," actions of a few Irresponsible people. The fur is as soft ' ■limit Uili* William L. Wilson, Direc­ and luxurious as it was before, The mink, when he was tor of Stale Market* In his growing that high-priced fur, Inid no way of knowing what weekly news report. "2,232 pack­ iisu might be made el it. After sill, the choice of mink for ages, with turnips nod collnrds lending, brought |:i,H.| t.20. Straw purposes of reward merely verifies Hm desirability. berries continue to be tha main- Ily El) UREAGII (For llal Hoyle> WASHINGTON tAv-S.. you know u thing nr two ulmiit (.'ongri's*? Then tell iin: (I) Which memhera of Un- pics cot Cun grow have nine children apiece? (2) How many members were hern nut.aide (he United States? (Mi) Which rongrexarmm hua made a hole In ono—nut once, hut twice? (4) What cnngrcaaman'a wile ha* " I’oeahuntux" for a middle ntimoT You can find (he answer* to these and heaven knows how many other questions about your law­ makers In the new, 737 page edi­ tion of tho Congressional Directory. In case vuu can't wall, here arc tho official answers lo the ques­ tions above: (1) Heps. Itabnut (D.-Mk-h I and Kelley (D.-I'a.) are the moat per­ sistent parents, Itabaut has three sons and six daughters, Kelley threo' daughter* amt six sons. No wonder there ure so many Durnnerats around. (2) Nine mombcr* were horn outsldu the U. 8., Including Hep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., (D.N. Y.j, who first saw the light ol day at hli folk*1 summer place In New Brunswick, Canada. (3) The golfing congressman who has made a holo ln-ono twice Is Rep. McMullen (D.-Fla.). It was noted the country began World War 11 with the advan tsge of a comparatively n r vehicular rolling stock. I Today the average car In uau Is more than half again as old as in 1041. Thu* it was conciuuvd that a 4,ouu,uou-car rate of production ii the lowest as­ suring replacement of over ag-> cars and the achievement In this rrip rct of war-readiness. The warning appears to have fellen on deaf ears In Wash­ ington, which, however, Is n u t^ so surprising. V This wai officially noted by the Dafenae Transportation Ad­ ministration less than - two months ago. Ita warning was baaed on a careful eurvey of tho situation made for It by th-Brookings Institution, an en­ dowed research agency, Th* substance of th* DTA report was that reduction of auto production below th* 4,000,000-car rate would assure a transporta­ tion crisis, If war came. The Brookings survey showed thu extent of national dependence on The mean distance of the moan the private automobile for es­ sential transportation. Thl* dr- from the earth Is 238,867 miles. Hope Of Beatintf Polio Book On Congress Has All Answers If You Want Them pendence was shown to exceed any possibility of public m a n iranspriauon im ins «"*> k» i<. should private cars in use fall ( below the estimated safe level.* mu ill' a at rung race for the U. S. Senate." Hen McKellar (l).-Tenn.) con Irihiited the longest auluhlnuruphy to the directory-—0t» lines. Tied lor the ahurlvat urepunta of themaelvea, nn the .Senate aide, are two people who usually aren't lliul chute un liny tiling: Ken McCarthy (It.-Wla. | mid .Margaret Chuac Smith <It -Me ) They limited themaelvea t<, lost than three line* apiece. Even they were wordy, however, : comport'd with mine llouxc mem licr.t Four congressmen said all they wanted to say about them­ selves In one line apiece Tl.o briefest entry of all. by u man who can throw brevity to the winds when ho gel* up lo make a speech: "Dewey Short, llcpuhlican, Gale­ na, Mn," HTKTHON ItOTC UPLAND (Hixt IbI)—A chapter of th» Scabbard and Blade. a mitlomil honorary military sucietv for ciulcla In the nilvuiucd ItttTC, won Iiihlul led .'lat unlay ufleruoil In the President's dining room of Stetson University, by Major T. H. ('rockett. Among It* mem­ ber* In Jon Davis of Hanford. The Htetaon rhapter xtiirts It* career with lit mem her*. Thl* honor of membership come* to the Htetaon ItOTC in ita aeeund year of existence. Scabbard anil llladu atrlvea to promote n feeling of unity among cadet military leader* on a national lnt*i* and to main­ tain a higher utamluni in the military aeiivltlea of the different unit* all over the nation. HOTKI- FIRE (4) "Pocahontas" Is tho middle CINCINNATI (*t—An early Sun­ name of Mrs. Thomas Uahnson day morning fire at Cincinnati'! Stanley (D.-Vs.). Her Malden WO-room Hotel Slnton sent fright­ name was Anna Pocahontas Has- ened guests scurrying for any exit they could find and cauaed the sett. This barely scratches Iho sur­ death of two Air Force privates. face of the fascinating facia that The two young servicemen were can be dug out of the blue covered In a room on the nine-itory building, directory. Did you know, for Instance, that an escape rope iwsrlng themHep. — , - r J parted, They never eame a history profeuor i t Mon' plunged a most seven floors. .. ThJLdo?d were P»t- Harry Frank­ lane Slate UnlvnrsItyT lin Shaeffer, about It, Harrisburg Pa., and Pvl. Raymond 0. Hitrsscfc, IS, Ml. Carmal, Pa. crop, with 2G2,fi7d pints, ranging in price from 20 to 32 centa, and grossing |U2,7H0.8tt, Total aalei amounted to f (111,4134.011. "Comparison of shipments from the Pompano Market for th first, week .o f 1061 and 101 rhows that this market stepping up It* artlvltle*. Numbed of packages shipped thu first week of thu New Year were 261,823, its computed 126.044 the first week of 11(61, making an Increase of 120,770 packages. Ksreedlng last year's total for the same period were such Items us Pepper with 311,602 bushel', ns compared to 0,770 bushels; 1162 bushel* of hot pepper* as to HID; 2,100 bushels of t.lmas ns to 080; 13,307 bushels of Kgsplant as to 0,027) 13,062 bushels Cucumber* as to 3,114, No com moved during this period last year while a total of 3,438 crates were sold this season. Okra better than doubled with 34'.) bushel* na compared to IQd bushels. 'Shipments of beana, pepper*, eggplants, squash, eu cumbers, IImas ami rorn at thr Pmnpano Market continue to Ihi heavy, th* general market ap­ pear* to he mor* stahl'^4he lx an price* have Improved 'tv a r tho UAKt week am m llng to G. R. I logon, Manager. "Tomatoes are gradually In­ creasing in volumo and continue to lie thn chief commodity at tho Florida City Market, where last week approximately 311,7(10 bushel field boxes were auctioned for 911)2,103,00, The high price for the A-day period was 90.00, nn.) tho low 11.07 with an averngo of >4.84. Squash and Pole Beans In fair quantities also moved. C. S. Phillip*, Manager, stntaa that Iho cool weather of the paat weak was especially beneficial to era In hla area, and i welcome more cool days, thereby assuring better quality produce. " 'Volume of produce on the Fort Myora Market decreased some this past week') according to Ralph L. Alvaros, Manager. o reports 11,294 package* sold, e old cucumber crop Is pros* tlcally over, but a new one will start moving around the Both of this month, Fancy cucumbers prices ranged from $6.00 to ld.80. Road eupplle* of gooJ BALLOT rollard* and cabbage, with cab­ bage bringing fancy price*. "A total of 26 crates of straw ­ DEMOCRATIC PARTY berries at the Starke Stall market brought 98.00 per crate Tuesday* May 6, 1952 during the past week, and ac rordlng to the manager, Miss SEM INOLE COUNTY Dorothy Alvares, shipments In the next few weeks wdl be very good provided gooil weather con­ PRECINCT NUMBER --------------------tinue*. * "Although the fall deal D MAKS'. A r n o a s m a rk ix i a stk h tiim xamm n r t iik practically over at the ImmokaI'A.vimiATs: o r voi it t n o n n lee State Market, winter crop* of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash and peppers are beginning to move FOB COUNTY FOB GOVERNOR uml will gradually Increase In y u m run iixw I’KOHKCCTING ATTORNEY volume, T. If. Rivers, Manager, t u r n ru n uxh states the springs crops recently planted are doing well with prospects bright for futurr FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SHERIFF movement." , votm ro n d sn quality eggplant sold from 91-26 to $1.76 tier bushel. Green squash tanged from 91.611 to 92.60 per ■I, bushel ami 92.Ill) to 93.6(1 on Yellow Straight Neck. Excellent quality peppers sold from 94.6" to 96.6(1 pur bushel, and 93.00 to It.lio on choice. Tomatoes, wllleh are decreasing In volume, sold from 91100 to (4.26 per field box, field, run, culls out.’ ''('ulthage was ''King” with tli.r demand exceeding thu supply lust week at the Sanford Htate Mnrktl, nml prartlcally every leafy vegetable grown In Florida moved over this market In con­ One of tha world'* worst vol­ siderable quantities, January lat cano tragedlea wai tha aruptlon through the 6th a total af 80,600 of Mt. Pelee in Martlnlqua In units conalstlng mostly of cab­ 11)02 In which 21,000 wara killad. bage, rclery, turnip salad, eacaroler, corn, rollard* and mustard FRENCH FR IED greens with 20 other varieties valued at 9227,104.26 moved HOT DOGS .......... I Be through this Market. Since the HARBECUED beginning of the season last HAMBURGERS ...- - I P Julv I, this market sold 403,710 packages, bringing the growers WEEZ-MAID around 91,306,034.87. This repre­ sents un IniTcnse of Mld.lIGH units uml u gain of 9371,282.00 over the same period of 1060.61, Have A T.B. X-Ray "At Fort Plorco approximately By 4,600 crates of tomatoes moved last week. Price* ranged from ■W. V. HITTING 13.00 to ( 6.60 for No. I green, Touchton Drag Co. field crates, field run, culls out. Doctors find upon examining AO lbs. net. No. 2’s averaged 03c. Cucumbers, AOO best bushel bas­ people that many of them have had T.B. and didn't know It. kets, packing houae pack, brought $2.00 to 94.60 per bushel. In They a rt lucky ones for without csra (heir condition correctad It­ addition 1,060 bushel* of pepnarr self. and 072 bushel hamper* of lima But think of all the others in beana moved on consignment. whom the disease continual to "The Palalka Market report* davelop unchecked. In most excellent cutting of cabbage last week, with (100 60 lb, bag* bring­ states T.B. X-rays a rt a part of public health service sponsor­ ing $4.00 per bag; 600 doien bunchaa of rollard* brought 91.60 ed by the Slate Medical Asso­ per doien, uml 61 erttea of ciation. cauliflowers (12 to the crate) Ask your doctor about n T.B. sold for 93.00 per crate. X-ray. C. M. Todd, Manager a t PaA good prescription consists of hokee Htate Farmer*' Market pure, high potency drugs com­ slates that beana and green corn bined skillfully by an experi­ movements from the Kvrrgladri enced pharmacist. ir e light at present, but there Copyright la too much celery, which has T h is Is lh a aa aih a t a aartaa a t caused a decided drop In price K e ita r ta l * * * * * * ( ■»— » * (» H U M and itopped the harvesting tem­ la g la Ih ie papas porarily. Thera la a little better demand for radlahea, tumlpe, v o tn uxn J. L. Hobby FOR ATTORNEY OBNEHAL ro n onn votn votn ru n FOB COMPTROLLER ro n osiu FOR STATE TREASURER VOTN roM OXN c ir c u it coiner ju d g e 2th Judicial District 1 DTK r o n DXK HTATE ATTORNEY •th Judielal District v o t n ro n FOB COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION votm ron im t ONN FOR SUPERVISOR OF FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION v o m r a n onn FIR COMMISSIONER OF AORICULTURE v o tm sran o n n FOR STATE HENATOR 97th SENATORIAL DISTRICT votn r a n onn votm KEOIRTRATION ro n oxn FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER UlSTttlCT NO, I votm r o n oxm _____________ Earl Higginbotham * FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DiaTniiT no. a votm ron o xn r o l l MEMBER OP THE FOR MEMBER OP OP PUBLIC INSTR VO TN M )R O gR S POR NUMBER OP BOA OP PUBLIC INSTRUCT* 1939 BU1CK 1947 BRICK flodan, Extra Good Tire*, tdio, Hooter—Running Good. Super Sedan, fully Equipped, Rad|«, Heater, Good Tire*. Oood Condition. only, <296.00 1M&BUICK 91190.00 VOTIS F O R O U R ^ l (POR^TAX-COLLECTOR POE CONSTABLE OPIN A SAVINAS ACCOUNT . 1941 CHEVROLET H POR CONSTAEUI A luiurfdUpTof, i £ �H H i m - ■g i g n ) Social A n d Personal Activities PH O N C HA Social Calendar Mins Emma Temple Honored At Party Mis* Emma Llselte Temple ,if % MONDAY The Elsie Knight Circle nf (he Orlando, daughter nf Mr. timl Mr*. Woman'* Mlxxtonruy Society of Marlin W. Temple of Sanford, the First Baptist n iu irli will nnd Robert Slew art McKay of meet at 8:00 P. M. nt tlu< home Orlando, whose marriage will hr of Mr*. John Roger* r t tHO an event uf Jan. IB were honored i event Iv liv Mr*. Paul I'esold, Sr., Myrtle Avenue. Business Women's Circle No. I, Mr*. N. K. Wedekind of Dcl.and, of the First Prr»liylrrlan Church and Mrs. Ibirolhy Kendrick nt *n Mr*. Mabel Drown, rhnlrmnn, will open house held nt the Pesobl meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mr*. W. S. home on Palmetto Avenue, White ami cnri-colored gladioli Rrumley, Celery Avenue. Business Women'* Circle No. 2, were used In (lie room* where the M l f’resbytcrlnn Cluirch, Mr*. gucst-i assembled mid the rcfie-hW7E. Dodson, chairman, will meet metit table which was overlaid at 8:00 p.m. with MU* Charlotte with a lure cover was centered Moughton, 4IR Magnolia Avenue, with un epergne arrangement of MU* Kllae IlutchUon. co-ho*te**. white flower* nnd candles. Receiving the guest* with I InIUKMUAT The Amrrlcnn Home Dcpnrt- honored rouplr were Mr*. Pezold, ment of the Rnnfortl Woman'* Mr*. M argnrrt Eckert of St. I.ouis, Club will meet at 8:00 p.m. at the Mr*. Wedekind, and Mrs. KendCluh house. Mrr. H. il. llnrrlman rjrk. Assisting In Hie dining room were Mm. J. K. (Iraillck. Mr*. will be speaker. The R. W. Ware tllble Cla«* Irene l.udwlg, Mr*. Frank Melseh, nf the First Methodist Church Mr*. F. K. lioumlllut, Sr.. Ml** vMI hold a cuveted 1IUI1 niqqur Connie Ludwig and Miss Marianne aT 7:00 P.M. nt MecKlnley Hall. I.iulwlg. Ml** Temple and Mr. MeKny The Junior (S. A.’* will meet ut the First Rnntlxt Church nt 3:30 were presented a hond-tininted p.m. In the T.E.L. Class Room. taldr lamp a* a gift from the ho*. The Chnpcl Choir of tho First le*»e». About (id gurnt* culled between RaplUt Churrh will hobl rehear­ the hour* of H;d() and sal at 0:46 p.m. The Fidelia Class of the First o'clock. Baptist Churrh will meet with Mrs. W. M. Mixon at hei home Mrs. Bolz Hostess on the Orlando Highway nt 8:00 P. M. Member* are requested to At D.AJt. Meeting n f e t at tho church nt 7:46 P. M. Central RaptUt Church Prnyer Mr*. F. K. Ilolz was ho*le»* to Sail Ir Hart l*nii Chapter of the Service. Unity "Truth" (,'lnss meet* at Daughter* of the Amerieau Revo, the Voider lintel nl 7:41 P M lutlon Friday afternoon at lu-r Carolyn H. Parson*, minister and home on I’nik Avenue and Mr*. C. teacher, will olflclnte. The piddle It. Dawson wa< lo-hoslcs*. Mr*. A. H. Key, National lbla welcome. The Central Baptist Church Sun­ ferise Chairman, gave a talk, rend­ day School Training Course "The ing the six maxim* of King New Testament Doctrine of (he (ienrge of England. Mr*. L. I’. Hagan, vice-ri-geti*, Church" will be continued. pie*ided over the meeting in the WEDNESDAY he Prayer Meeting service ot absrnee of the regent, Mr*. A. W. First Baptist Church will be­ Lee. Mr*. Dawson niipmini-ed Hie opening of illl al l I ln»s for adultgin a t’ 7:311 p.m. Mr*. Ruth llnmlllori will show to be sponsored bv (lie Satlfoi-I rolorrd movie* of her trip nlirood Woman'* Club, nml also urged at the meeting of thr Business member* to respond to the roll for and Professional Women's Cltilt ut blood donor*. Mr*. Hagan introduced the the Yacht Club at H;(M) P. M. The guest* a* Mr*. John William*, public Is invited to attend. The Central llnpllst Church who I* regent of Seth Warner Sunday School Training Course en­ Chapter, Virginue*, Vt., Mr*. F titled "Tho New Testament Doc­ Edward Guyi-He, also »f Vligiti of the Church" will be con- nes, Vt., ami Mr*. Donald Nm ton, Geneva. Bailed. Deleguti-s elected to tile Stallw THURSDAY The Royal Ambassador* will Conferciirn were Mrs. Lee, Mr* meet at the First DaplUt Churrli Hagan, nnd Mi*. Key, and niter mile*, Mr*. It W. Kuprerht, Mr* at 6:00 n.m. It. Ilallunl, nnd Mr*, (ienrge The Youth Choir will hold re­ W. hearsal at the First Baptist Morgnn. Following the meeting tea wa* Church a t 0:46 n.m. The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ served hy the Imslesse*. Those were Mr*. Wllllnin*, Mr*. therhood will meet In the Me­ present morial Educational Building at the Hagan, Mrs. Quyrttc, Mrs. Nor ton, Mrs, Morgan, Mr*. Dawson, First Baptist Church nt 7:30 p.m. The Men's Brotherhood of the Mr*. II. J. Lehman, Mr*. Ballard, Mr*. E. C. Smith, Mr*. Rnpieeht, i t Baptist Church will have Mr*. Key, Mr*, nmimlllat, Mr*. It. Ir regular aupper nnd program K. Tolar, Stanley Hockey, meeting nl 7t'in p.m. In the Me.Mr*. It. M.Mr*. Mason, Mr*. It. J. mortal 'Educational Building. Seminole Chapter No 2 O.E.S Holly and Mr*. Ilolz, will meet nt the Masonic Hall nl Mrs. Hates Hostess 1:00 P.M. f trine » Mra, Frazier Elected Circle Chairman For Garden Circle Mm. (illi-nm Bate* of Nm tb Jessamine Avenue wa* hostess for the Jununry meeting of the Palm Mrs. !«. I. F railer wan elected Circle of Hie Snnfoid (innlen I'luii lirman of Itose Circle of the when twenty-two member* wcr« nford Carden Club nt their entertiiilierl at lunrh. Mrs. M. T. meeting held Friday morning atHavne i and Mrs. J. D. Carlton the home of Mrs. David Rnth*- assisted the hostess. Following the litnrliron Mr*. rhlld In Dvtlnry. Mrs. J. L, lug. ley was elected vice-chairman, I lay ne* gave a talk on growing Mrs, Rnhrrl F. Cole, secretary, Danila*. Having Hurw,n(ufly ini*, and Mrs. W. A. Morrison, trens- cd both large nml pompom type*, Mr*. Haynes gave much helpful urer. Mra. Endor Curlclt dlioctvd the mlvlre on their culture. A buxines* inciting followed program which w«-» In the form by Mr*. Carlton other* of a plant shower to Mrs. Roths­ conducted child for her new home, and attending,were Mr*. J. C. Boyce, W. II. Diinrun, Mi*. II. II. |Ch memlwr presented a rilant Mr*. Duncan, Mr*. J, F. Dutton, Mr*,‘ om her own garden, describing W. Corner, Mr*. R. A. Powell, Ita growing liuldt* ami giving Jr., H, Mr*. Hrrmun Jacobson, Mr*. direction* (or K* culture. W. W. Linz, Mr*. It. C. Millet ami The btulneiw Hireling was run* Mr*. L. Munson. ducted by the rhalrman, Mr*. Also. Mrs. J. II. Parker, Mr*. II. Charlea Wilke. Plan* were made E. Ratliff, Mr*. James Toll, Mr*. for the Flower Hhow to be held W. W. Tyre, Mr*, (ienrge WillIn March, nml committee report* iam*, Mr.x. M. M. Wliltnure, Mr*. were heard. M. L. Tllll*. Mr*. K. M. William* Thoao present wen- Mra. Cur- nnd Mr*. II. C. (lake*. Irtt, Mr*. Inglev, Mr*. (I, W. Bailey, Mr*. Edward K. I,m e, Mra. W. A. Morrison. Mra. A. W, Mrs. Roehlk Talks TJups, Mra.' W. K Watson, Mia. On Circle Program Charlea I.. Park. M n B. R. Bcok, Mr*. It. H.sCoteman, Mr*. Wilke, lllldxrilH Cirrlo of the Sanford Mrs. O. L. Bark*. Mr*. Charlea Harden Club had a* their guo*t Law sun, Mrs, E. B. Blown, Mr*. speaker, Mr*. R. F. Rm-hlk, who Frasier, M n. Rothschild, and two talked on "How to Mnko Cor­ rioltars, the Misses Banka of teges", at their meeting Friday DeBary. at the home of Mr*. J. P. Thur­ mond. Mr*. J, J. Carver and Mra. Frank Sandler were endmatesne*. TODAY’S Mr*, J, V, June* wn» elected •FIRST WITH THH M OST rlrccln chairman for the coming QUIZ year, Mre. Joe Mo**, vice-chair­ Correct answers will lie pub< man and Mre, John Foe, secretary. fished tomorrow on this Those attending the meeting wjth a new set of . ...... were Mra. R. 0 . Hrlaaon, Mra, name of today's winner Carver, Mra. R. L. Dann. Mr*. two passes to the Rita H. C. Dubose, Mra. James (Jut, ■tar to are Humphrey Mr*. Michael Glnaon, Mra. J. V. In “Sirocco", next June*, Mra. John Ludwig, Mr*. ly and Wednesday, Frank Malach, Mra. Joe Malach, Ir among the Claaalfled Mra. Charlea Morrison, Mr*. A. The award will go to the P; Mr Raney, Mre. It. F. Moule, turning In a t tho Mrs, Mo**, Mr*. ,E. R, Remey, office before 10:00 Mr*. V. C. Behley, Mr*. Sandler, the largest number Mr*. W. H. Stewart, Mr*. A. H. of c o m e t sn*w«r*. Stevens, Mrs. Robert Humphrey, ftaxsembert It's .'F irst With Mr* lleniy Hchumaker. Mr*. In .Most' If you want to be Thurmond, Mre. It, A, Watt, Mra. . B. Williams, Mra. Frad fhosa portrait appears Zerrenner, Mr*. W. A. Hunter, on » ten-dollar bill T ■and Mra. Raymond Cllcquannol. (I ) Row many klnga. aat s g n ^ tho English throno In t # will ( I ) What was Kipling's first H) I Orund/r Officer* were elected for the A covered dish luncheon preced­ ed the buxines* meeting of tho coming year ut the meeting of Magnolia Circle of Hie Sanford Dirt (iardenei* Circle held at Harden Club which met at the the borne of Mi*. C. \V, Hnkn, home of Mrs. C. II. Coghurn on Ftlday, nnd Mr*. S. ( \ |)ickei*on Friday with Mr*. W. E. Kirch- gave a talk on “ Air-layering of Hibiscu*". from which method hoff. Jr. «» co-hostess. he explained Hint a plant may be The meeting wo* presided over •nailed In *ix week*. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B. Carroll nnd by Mr«. F, D. Lleske, chairman, Officer* i-lectcd were Mr*. II daughters moved on Jan. 0 Into who made (he following announce- W. Wilke, rhnlrmnn; Mr*. 0. W, inrnts. The Henrrnl lluslness thrlr new home In Wlimewnod. vlre-ehairmnti; Mr*. John meeting and nnminl luncheon will Baker, Rnger*, sec ret nry -treasurer. ADo Mr* Ralph Wight Is spending be held at the Women's Club Fell. delegate* appointed to ullrml the n S t a t e C o m m - i n i ' y S h e w (■aid* a ( lob several days in Ft Lumlcrduie us I I ; Cuo. i-ntioii, iii'n the guest nf Judge nml Mr* Jill will be di Orlando Jail. Id nnd Mr*. Irwin Fleischer, nml Mi*. IB, and a Sclrnol Flower Show C. E. tilnn, wllli alternates, Mi* Ian llouchelte. Jan. Z'.’-'JI in Eustis; there will R. N. Illackweldei. uml Mr*. ('. W. Mr. and Mr*. J. L llnrlon spent nlso Im- a Flower Course in Baker. The circle went on record a* the weekend in Gainesville ax the (iainesville on Fch. I, A. d ami 7. A im-eting of Hie Plant Ex- .sustainlog the decMlmi that the gm-iil of Mr. anil Mrs Albert Dunn rtiaoge Cliultmco will be held at Satin I Palm* at the Geneva Ave­ and Miss Eli/uhcth Dunn the home of Mr*. Flank WiuhI- nue liiaiiglr a ir not a load haz­ Mr nnd Mrs. Vcriinn Hardin and iiiff III, iJUW Magnolia Avenue ard. Tlm«e present weir Mr*. H. II daughter, Vickie, hate recently Tuesday nioimng nt 10:00 o’clock moved Inin their new home In Membelx me urged lo attend tho MrCx'lin. Mrx Ginn, Mr*. Edmeeting at the Hnidcn Center want Mi Cull, Mi*. It. F llobiu*on, Winncwnod. Tuesday afternoon nl l!:OU o'clock, Mr* Fleischer, Mr*. Clyde Ram­ Word has been received that I’fc which will feature lolks on ca­ sey, Mi*. F..A. Dyson, Mr*. II. N. Bayer, Mr-. W. (!. Fleming, Mi* Jam es Lloyd Whllnker has arriv­ mellias nnd rose*. The chairman made an appeal M, R. Strickland, Mr*. I. E. Hut. ed In Alaska where he will he Mn fur volunteers lo nsisi with tile ten. Mr*. George Harden, Mr*. Honed for some lime Blood Hunk for Korea nt the Wilke. Mr*. Ned Smith. Mi* J. R. Join-*. Mi*. Elmer Wnuleuay, Ml*, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles (iortuly, Parish House Jan, 1PJ-ZI. Mrs. D. It. Middleton wa* ni l linker, Mr*. Illekerson, Mrs. Cub III, and their son. Charles, IV. turn, and Mr*. Blaekwebler. have recently moved Into thrlr new coined ns a new member. Officer* for Hie year are: etialrlimnrl n Wltinewood. man, Mr*. Lleske; vice-charlman, Meeting Is Held Friends of LI It J Billingsley Mr*. Wally Hippie; secretary, By Central Baptists will regret to learn that he left to­ Mr*. Joel Field; treasurer. Mrs. day for Jacksonville where he will I.. P. Hagan. .Standing coniinlUeei are: awards, Mrs. J. II. Ratif'lnu* were dDeilxscd for com enter the Naval Hospital gnu; beautification, Mr*. IL ft. plcliog Hie new church building at Lt. Fred II. Williams of Jack Oilhnm, Hr.; birds nnd riniservn- the monthly clu** inerting of Millville spent thr weekend in San­ tion, Mr* It. C. Iletzel; bidlding, Coni-nl Baptist Churrli held at Ihe ford with hlx mnllirr, Mr* Fred Mr*. A. F Ituinsay; courlcsy, Mrs. home of Mi. amt Mi*. Jack Owen T Williams. Joe Mexsk-r; exr hange, Mr*. in Cn*>r|berry. A covrred <li*li -Middleton; finnnre. Mi*. J. S. supper wa* enjoyed in eoiinretioo Mrs. Rradfnrtl T. Ilyrd spent the llurgeton; (lower show. Mrx. with llo- meeting. Mi> Rolieit Holitie* pienideil past weekend ut Davlonn Beach Klrehbnff; garden renler, Mr*. as the guest of Mr. nml Mrs Arthur C. II. CogbllMi; gulden gate. Mm . ovrl Hip bq-inex* session nnd nil Dixon nf Schenectady, N Y , who John Shepherd; Imrtieulture, Mr*. Uicatl-ri* were ii -ki-d In eo operate are spending the wintrr (here IL-txrl; junior garden <lull, Mr*. on the budding project. The next It VV Herron; plant .sale*. Ml*. meeting of the lia.x* will tak* Mrs J. I, Clark ix attending the Charles Meeks; program and year place on I'eb I'J at *1:110 p.m. at school nf Flower Arrangements be­ bonk, Mr*. Herron and Mrx. Cog- ilia home of Mi and Mr.x. P. ing uffrred nt the Presbyterian burn; publleity, Mrx. Sipple; Rramaid, Sr., 20(10 Wn.-diitigtnii Church in Conway under the di­ rondsid" development, Mrs. E. S. Avenue, Tloi-r prrxrnt wen the Rev. and rection of Mrs. W It. Boone. Hockey; *<’iviee men* club, Mrx. Mr*. S . 1 .. Whatley, Sir. and Mrx Ilrniley Odlinm and Mi*. Cog- Owen. Mr. ami Mr*. A. II. Maddox, Dr. II W Itueker, who has been burn; linirixl and visiting gar­ Mr. and Mr*. Illantoii Owell, no-1 III. has rerovered nml today at­ den*, Mm It, T Warren daughter, Janice, Mi. ami Mi* tended the meeting nf thr Central All i i i l e r r s t l n g t a l k o n g r r n u ­ Glen Price, Mr nod Mi . Mr In District Dental Society held in ll! Ill* w a x m a d e liy M m W a l l y frillym> 1, llo- Iter unit Mr*, llo* (iainesville. Sipple. ler Wall. Mr* lleiirv Dillm-I, Mi < Mr*. It T Wain-n extendeil a Robe11 Holme*. Mi* ft. G Mclti Dr. Richard Mrrlwelhrr. of Bit • nrdbil invitation to all to visit vln, 'n - W ,1 fth-vinx, Mi i .1. C minghutti. Ala., is visiting Ids falh tier liniin- al ltIPJ Magnolia Av* W llk rtNitii, M l ' ' ft I III IlilM’f <1, er. C. .1 Meriwether and Mrs * m n - t-i b e t 1 ptiz*- piiiti . c i l i a Hr., Mi (t li (hvciiH iir mI hum, Meriwether Dr Meriwether is In- tm*li w i t h lu ll l a r g e b l o o m * . (iit'tiM, hi it I Mh Jm k Itoiitnn. turning al Jefferson llrlmnn Hus At the i nncliislon of tin- meet­ pilal in Birmingham ing a n-vl.xlnn of the by |nw* of the eluh was rend hy tin- chairHorn Honored Mrs John M llliiiduu, Jr . and man. daughters, Sarah and Doris, re At Oviedo Meeting Those pic-u-nl well- Mix. logtiiriierl yesterday In Sanford after hum. Mm Kirchlmff Mi* Lic-d-e. a visit of two weeks In Hennessey, Mr*. Warren, Mr*. Ilorm i, Mr*. OVIEDO fSp*‘l'llltl A bilge Okln., with Mrs Blanton's mother. Mensler, Mr*, t'hailc* lam b, Mr*. perreolage of Hie meoibei* of Hie Mr*. Edna Hamilton Hagan. Mr*. Field. M m Sipple, Oviedo Woman'* Club galbi-n-d Mr*. Iletel and Mr* Middleton. at tin- Oviedo Womiin'* Cluh Mi** Rose Levy left Inst week Thin *d,«v morning In wrleume foi New York C ity , where she Mr*. Ester Horn, stole president will spend about m n weeks. of Ihe Federated Cluh*, who w.i* While there she will purchase Art C I u h s S p o n H o m l Imnnrwl with an informal Spring merchandise for tho Holly­ Hy Woman's Club being Hnaek pnity by tin- luuiid meinliei • wood Shops, of the club between 10:30 nod art via** fur adult*, rupee PJlflfl. Mlvx Shclva Murrlsop returned 1*11An Tile eliili housi- had hern lienoll V beginner*, t* being MpiiusnleJ In Dalton, Ha., Saturday after bv the Woman'* Cluh ami folly dreorated throoghoul with spending two week* with Mrs Huy t-fiixiir* Sanford are neln-dided to begin puiiixrlllns, fern and Brazilian Warmack at her home on Park eiuin. Those intetexlrd ini' rc* pepper by Mm T. W. l.nwtiui and Avenue Mis* Mary Warmack re ipn-Hti-d Ini deeniatiiig eiiiomillee, Mr*. to teli'pbone Id.'ln W turned to Heorgla with her for an The ln.*truetoi will tie Paul III* i It G. Smith, Mis. T I. Mngn and extended visit. xi ll. who lia.x stii'licd art m F’nrb-, | Mi . C. M Aiir. In New York at the National tif urmxiial heauty wax tho Mrs W. ('. Mill u-turned yc.xler- Academy of Design, anil the Ait enffeo liible, eenlem l with a day from Slidell, La., where she Student*' League, mid under pri­ Ie 1ge while ■itadle, *m moo.led nt has visited for about two weeks vate hiKtnictor* iiu-hulllig (ienrge llo linse with potlisettia* All a* the guest of Mr and Mr*. W. Billow*, line of \inerh a'* not ■ sin.* of decorative goodie* mm A. Adams Mrs Dili also visited *tnriiling -irtlsl*. phted llo- arrangement. relatives In llulnbridgo and Cairo. Since Mr. 11i »• 11 eiili-red coin Mr*. John Courier. .It. nml Mi* Ha , before returning home. nicrclal art In* wink hn* appeali-il ( barlen T. Nil-lin k nlteruiltrd in must of the uatinnul maga­ at the rnffee urn. The Count nnd Countess Heorges zine*. He hn* exhibited in the N a­ t.'iest* were greeted hy the tie chilly of Paris, France, arrived tional Academy of Alt, where he !»> -Illeiit of the local rloh. Ml*. on Friday lo lie the gueala o! Cnnt received prize*, the New York .Inme* Partin; llo- gm-*! nf honor. nnd Mrs John t,. Chittenden, (or Arehlti-eliirnl League, the New Mm Horn; nml tor si-intid vice a short visit rnronle In California York Independent Artist*, the p i e ideut, Mrx .liiiort I'enrson. Connies* de Chilly Ix the former Philadelphia He q-il Criitepuiat, I wit other goesls of honor, Mi . Mrs Ell/alielh Munson Beauregard the Corrnran At* Hallery in Ralph Amt in Smith. National of Atlanta Wn-hingtnn, thr SniiDn-rn A»t So Regional Dlrertor, nml Mr*, o p riety Headquarter* in Atlanta, Ibimlon, District Itirrelnr, were Friend* of Mr*. L E. Armstrong nnd the Florida Federation of Art. pie*enl for tile memoiahle oeeii of 11U2 W First Street will he During World War II and after aioii. glad lo learn lhal she Ix Improving lie wait with the government lo I'lie hosts for tin- pally im-luded idler being III for nliuut two week*. visual education. He has alD-mled all mam her* of the hoard, who Her daughter. Mr*. C. Randall Col­ Rollins College nml received il de­ setvrd II) some rapacity; linmrlv, lin*, who has hern In Sanford lor gree In art there, and during the Hn President, Mrs. James Partin; the past len day* herauxe uf her unit aiiliimi-r he hI iiiIIihI ipm-ob- tlo- first vice president. Mr*. John mother's illrtrx.i, left laxt night for ectlve art at lllark Mountain Courier, Jr.; the second vlee 1'ii-ddrnt, Mr*, .lames I'euixon; her Inline In Jacksonville. lottuge ill North Caruliuu. Hn third vice president. Mi*. Paul 'Id le r; tin- recording secretary, TOWN IIAI.L SERIES Mi* J. M. Staley, the eorii'spiindWINTER PARK <Special) — MrH. Wynn Prcuidi’K mg xerrelury, Mr*. A. K. Craw­ Rep. Charles R, Howell (I)-NJ) At MvthodiHt Meet ford; Ihe treasurer, Mr*, J. It. will arrive here today for hi* de­ Stali-y; the parliamentarian, Mr*. bate with Rep. Clarence Brown (lt-Ohio| in Winter Park to­ The Women'* Society uf Cluix II G. Smith. Also the emumittee morrow night. Brown I* expected tInn Service nf Ihe Ehcnezrr Metli- elmirman; ilvlc, Mis. Don Dire to Hriivc tomorrow. (mII*i Cliurrli met last Wednesday ground*, Mr*. C. T. Ndd«r Itcp. Howf-ll, who will appear evenlnJS.Hl the Church with Mr*. liralth, Mr*. T. W. Lawton; Itoxon the opening program of J. II, Wynn. chairman, |trrxblh'H totality ami pilldlrity, Mra. .1. II June,, Jr.: house, Mr*. Milton Dorothy Lockhart'* Town Hall nnd giving the devulinnnl, Baric* nt the Wintrr Park High A program ‘‘Wlmt Bring We ....... . hulMItig, Mr*. A. M. Jones; School Auditorium with Hep. To Our Savior?" wn* presented liliiiirian, Mr*. Ben G. WainBroun, will gel Into Winter Park and Mr*. Call llradliury gave the wiight; music, Mr*. T. I,. Lingo; red ere**, Mi*. II. F. Wheeler, liv train early this afternoon ntmly from Ihe Bmik uf Act*. with Stuart Novlns, dlrertor nf Those pre*enl were Mr*. Wynn, Jr ; social, Mr*. Janie* Wilson; dlucuxslnn* for the Columbia Mra. Bradbury, Mr*. C. O. Brad­ Brownie leader, Mr*. C. M. Arle Broadcasting Co. bury, Mr*. T. M. Curler, Mr*. nml Girl Remit lender. Mis* Ruth Clifford Johninn, Mr*. lUlph Duvldaon. PF.O Peter*. Mr*. Itolierl Bruce, Mr*. T hrrr will tie a reciprocity lunch­ I,eon Htelnmeynr, Mr*. It. W. 1-ord, eon on Jan. ID al l;00 n. m. at the Mr*. H. E. Norwood, and Ml** Orange Cnurt Hotel In Orlando. Norlnn Norwood. Vlalling PKO’x and members nf Chapter Y who would like to atNext time you harlirrun frank­ lew! are nxked to rail IBM before furter* *erve them In split noon on Wednesday, Jana, id, for Pointed long Imn* nnd Indio further in formation. *nure over th*m. • In tartitarfj court** o w , profanJonal s«rv lea ii iha foundation on RENOVATING AND REBUILDING • k l c h w a b a r* huili our larga praacriptloo SERVICES volum*. A ikiffad Rag* II you hara bedding * h k k la not holding up properly or tn arad P^arm acfai fa •red* any rtflovailon or rebuilding xerrlea whalerer rnntarl alwajra at your cam* aland. B ring ua your K('HOLM al aura. Our repreom latlre will rail In adrlaa 'you Doctor'a praacriptJon*. ami git* rallmataa cm Iha work desired. Wo o(f*r frra pick-up P e r son a l s Mrs. and drllrery aad prompt aarrko on any raaoration lob. Wi lay; on what dt obvtrM sMa j f l or Ut« baakT IT FAUSTS DRUG STORE fhoaa 101 Now Rbowing Mrs. II. B. Otlhnm, Jr. Entertains At Iirid ic *4a t# t Mu*. H I* i n Iim io. J* t mni ' i l n o ’in' * i "f 1lo-t t-1-lg * « 1t|f* a n F r nl i i v af u t n •>>*iii a t h*i hallo* «»n 1lihi-sf m * • ■t t P u r p l e hi%H’is'i i ’*a ilta w »** tMfll Hi 111*4 pal f v i "Bib m l * •i* -.-ii , * iftitfi i ' oi i ' s r vv a *m 1 ’i 1hm t a# i tv il Vt Mo cm ’ i * **f Mm I’t aft:*’ | M * Ol' •■♦1 IM it inn* cm * \1 U II. .. \V •hi Mt It • .Ml !*.»» IhkCk'iN** L .**1-1 M i S w • cm \ I In ill* aiN* f | i Marin Toien to-I* the shoulder uf Humphrey llognri romforl ll.mg. in ltd* seem- fioiu t'nlumliin'* exciting hit, ‘‘Sirocco," showing- Wi i shf . Mt ll F l a p , . . Mi I'lo-sday nod \\ e-li , I i\ nn tin- Itilr I'iu-ali* - cm-cii, Mivilh* Havl . Mi S h l n h a l * i. Mi X v w \ " i k a l lui it t w i* w •'■ k * Aril*-, a ml 'Mi r■ v mi i w i Mi Mu i» i mr i Ni H, Mi un i M m l b*n h • li Wauili't . 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Pi-iol.a Mi mill Ml*' I m in m \ Wllkr iih I mill Mi I in ii yr Hklfihfi I1tall K ' i»a 14•i ix ihlWII far •*■11 ami lia y I , \ i 1KI Htl U <|• 111 I' *I If i 1'11 -i,I I I I l f ilay iiu ! ; fnyiMi- w i t h u al t li | •I " -| f 11 j 1 141>| . I * M .. i«n*1 vi i * ,i t ; 1 s i n ) t , Mi*’ hcj ; t | i fi i ny "I th* f n d I li AI j11 a ■ VI » . i ml M t - F i ' -)• i o h 111 i i t iin* *I Mi Si in ia o yi«ilf u f t h i s iim Mfiiit m n K ata Spun yci i t I.. * MminiiiiMi nf t i l hy t h r nml M n Sfiii li'ti I(a*Iifi • * uf riMMitnc nf ii sfrrf'i m Plrinffitma Iii’i a? *fk of fhr i nfm r-i.| \ m lit I Illl- fill i l i um I hi I Wi fi. K ' t i l t i v Ilf I f I till* Mill UMl'H* pH ' i j i oni o Im hui n a o< mt I lilrllt mill mi wi* havi ' *| mm. , S* p|» Mi wiih Hit* fiitn f»*i iimic than hnn aflil Nwt f f H miii I-' f I Mill V1,11 N Ai Ih* y n i i (li,#*|ii t v i nt i 1 ami Mi- < Inn f< luiix i i l uyn wi l k * r i i f Hi lift! 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I N. uiitl M i s , r i i m l f n P W n u m i l a i ii i l fin I hu w m t . a 'I i Kriii stim I'auh af I ak mini t hi ' l i I’hniimiiAf ytiiiiiif «lnin:li t i n , A n i t r t h ’ l uivu i ut uf iii’tl t*i MatiiHiT has a t-hiMhuml f ia n l, Plantation Estates ,U s Wesiward fVtWOMIN TUES. xY WED.! fiO A / ’.- i-i LAST TIMES TONKiHT _ /J 1951... J'IASCA. i i t h ’fiiiit itm a l | it ill t le i k t ’f; i i i l l t l i m r l u x ’s! •A TIMIIY, POIGNANI FIIM f.rla# ALTZjetf M -«# 'AN iXCHING CHASEI' n t f"tif h*• i SUiirK»«H \ fnl* •"» (1I* t ,4 tn* Ilix»*i«-| M m hi Tinrkk i TOREN t *« I COBB fJwwl Short Siibji’cls — I T iin I,Hit's! New* umi fu rto o n farluoo - "Fox and Rabbi!" N m rllj— "In Case Vitu'rn Curious" I'nroloiHlllt News TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Vim llcMIn — Yvonne llvCnrln ‘TOMAHAWK” “Golden Girl” n il M r * Vlomlzy, Jm . H. 17*2 Txrr THE SANFORD HER 11.I> Officers Are Named Hibiscus Talk Given By Mrs. Dickerson Hy Magnolia Circle Cartoon and H«lcct«d Hhorla I I . fW M IU. SANTORO • O R L A N D O HIGHWAY J. f.-rfon • Sa.- ■iG A i'l ___ , 'i.' ' ---------------------------------------------- �[ . TliK HANFORD HRRALD l , : l 'i |» 2 Monday, J u , 14, 1152 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR' Bounty F o r M urder Strictly A Necessity Those Days (Detroit N i t t ) The Sanford Herald It In difficult to underntand the ponltlon of the Kgyi>thin Rovorumcnt in tllaclalminK responsibility In the case of an Egyptian newnpoper which offered a thousand-pound reward for the murder of the British commander In the Suez Cunal Zone. Thu paper also offered hundred-pound rewards for the murder of other British officers In the Mine. Tiie Egyptian government said it could not Intervene Iwcausu it does not control the press. Sincere rus|>ecl for freedom of the press Is un admir­ able virtue hi any government. But there Is a difference between allowing a newspaper freedom of expression and grunting It license to Incite murder. A newspaper, like a T e r r * S li.M II.* ..... S .M all mumix* ..... ....... .............„ o.uo person, can enjoy real freedom only as long as it obeys the Oee t e a r ................................... Il.e e proper laws of the laud. Murder is illegal in every civilized A ll u lillu a r r a m ir * * , ra re * a t country and those who hire or reward murderers are ns Ih a o k a . reauInll.iH a Mad n n llr e * ( r a l r r l i . l a i . i r n l lo r tfer aareaae a f guilty an the assassins. It is the duly of a government to r n l'ln a fiia d a , w ill X * r X a r a r d fa r protect the lives and properties of people who live under it. a t r r a u l r r a d t t r f la la g ra t# *. Ilr p r r a ta lr d M a lla a a lfr M r I s No matter how severely the Egyptian government be­ land S m .im e r r llr e r r a r a t a t lv e * lieves it has been wronged by Britain, it is committing a la r .. \ r « lo r X , I X lrn an . I l r l r a l l , K a lia n * I I l f am i SI, l.uula. serious error il it permits murder. By |s-rmitlfiig a news­ T X r l l r r a l d la a m ra iX e r a l IX * A a a n e la lril I'r r a * w X IrX la r a lM Ir d paper to offer bounties for the lives of British officers it e s r l u a l i r l r to th e u a r fu r r rp a ttll- Is condoning murder. The Egyptian officials may find that r a llu a o f n il IX e I o ra l n e w * e r la lr d la IX Ia n r n . s a s r r , aa w a ll aa a ll their attitude in this matter will someday redound against A l* n rw a illip iifr h r a , them. When lawless elements are given free reign no gov­ ” MONDAY, JAN. 11, 1H52 ernment is safe. The further cutback of auto­ mobile production threatened in Waahington Ignores a warning by the Government's own De­ fense Transportation Administra­ tion that this would react disastrously on national trans­ portation requirements In the event of war. The effect of a cutback on the Detroit and Michigan laltor force la of at least equal Im­ portance considering the wartime production role of this area. However, the diversion of scarce steel, copurr and alumi­ num to other Industries, particu­ larly the railroads, is defended In Washington aa a buildup of these industries In the event of war. Exactly the same argument applies to the necessity for nutu production adequate to keep the cuntry'e vehicular ‘'rolling stock'1 at a safe level. m Hope Of Boating* I’olio Offlcinln o f tlm Nutifiiml Foundation for liifuntilo Pnrnlynto Hounded a note of o|itlmiHm a t tin* outmit of this ['irtidrnl liuinnti lint named y ear’n March of DIiijoh campaiKli. They Haiti there In ho|M; Attorney General McGrath *o th a t there will hooii lie a method of Immunizing people i lean up die government, lie iiKaliiHt poliomyelitis, lab o ra to ry experimeutH with aniilmuld begin Lathing at once. II looks at il Many never can gel all hit problems solved at one time. One ship no sooner goes down in the Atlantic limn anolhei disappears in ^ Pacific. ! - . V 1 Bill Johnston denies that lie it going to vote for Dan McCarlv and says that Brailcy (Wham's ilalenirnt lh.it he is is a "preposleious lie”, We hope that Brailey’s friends will not let this worry • them. Someone has said dial a man it known hy die enemies lie makes. We cannnl imagine any more flatleiing compliment than lu be called a liar hy Mr. Big. John Trmple Graves regreli t the recent bombing of a colored man's home in Mims in which * two died, hut odds, lhat such racial murages arc not peculiar |o the .South. "Such tilings go :<• on everywhere, and are more likely tq happen in Detroit and Chicago than in Miami". And no one Ims proved yet that this was a ‘’racial outrage”, An uulrage, yes. Bill why tnriul) lire liumlr could just at well have been planted hy other Negroes for reasons having nothing to do with race. ---------------------------- *V , Governor Warren quotes the Ninth Commandment to reveal Vvltal part he is going to play in the gubernatorial campaign. Fur the uninitiated u is necessary to |ioinl mil that the Ninth Com­ mandment reads, ''Thou shall not bear false witness against ihy neighbor". Gov, Warren, who is rurl ' running for re-election, is going to defend his administration against all corners. To whicli wo might add. "Me thinks he doth protest too much", or to gel hack io the Bible, "The wicked fleetli when no man pursueth". Il begins to look aa jf the ar­ mistice in Korea is merely a *•' ■. device for a Chinese breathing j V - spill before they launch a new Invasion of Southeast Asia probm . abT> ihlu rtein.li ImloJilu*, though ( H »h« Malaya Paninsula, Burma, r \ and India are by no meins safo K frqm them. The Allied chiefs of m staff confer to decide what must ft?1;..b n ;(lone in the face of this new It wan noted the country began ( World War II with the a d v u n * tnge of o comparatively n e \ ^ vehicular rolling ntock. I Today the average car In un-t In more than half ugaln an old an In 11>4!. Thun It wan con­ cluded that a 4,000,000-car rate of production In the lowent as­ suring replacement of over ag-" cars arid the achievement In thin reyiect of wur-readlnenn. The warning appears to have fallen on deuf earn In Wash­ ington, which, huwevrr, In nut^ nil surprising. % The ganger that the threatened cutbacks and resulting unemploy­ ment will disperse much of the labor force oil which the country relied in World War II, and may need to rely again, if a more obvious mid Immediate danger. Those seemingly incapable of the foresight to appreciate that con hardlv he expected to look farther ahead. m Still, It remains barely credible! that officials charged with the country's industrial defense should Invite, deliberately an It unprars, a wartime breakdown of city transportation, CAMPBELL S CABINETS BUILDERS* SU PPLIES tho cffi'ttM nf WiiHhiiiRtnn high jinks tut their business. Strawbefrie* Continue Big Crop It used to lie (lint n mink emit was universally regarded ns n tminim- to lie earnestly wished fur and to in* prized, At Plant City Market, Wilson Says by thn.se fortunate enough to hove one. above all tit her sar­ Kii Imth rtf mfiik iiiivt) jutd t-aiiHf fur complaint about torial possessions. Now it threatens to heroine the fashion, especially In the vicinity of tin- national capital, for the wearer of a mink coat to appear apologetic and explain carefully that hIio came by il properly. The mink ranchers declare reasonably that it isn’t right, for a stigma In la- attached to all mink coats because of the actions of a few irresponsible people. The fur Is ns soft and luxurious as It was before. The mink, when lie was growing that high-priced fur, bail no way of knowing what use might be made of It. After all, the choice of mink fur purpoHUs of reward merely verifies its desirability. Book On Congress Has All Answers If You Want Them Ily ED CKEAGII (For Dal lloyle) WASHINGTON tiH-Sn you know ii thing or two about Congress? Then tell us: (1) Which member* nf the lire* cut Cmigrcs* have nine children apiece? (2) How many member* were burn aiilsidu the United Stales? (IX) Which ciingrcsxmun has made a holo-ln one—not once, but twice? (4) Whal congressman's wife ha* "Pocahontas" for a middle name? You can find tho answers to Ihexo and heaven known how many other question* about your lawmakers in Iho now, 737 page edi­ tion of Iho Congressional Directory. In case you can't wall, here are the official unsworn lo Iho ques­ tions above; (1) Kens. Rollout- (D.-MIch ) and Kelley (I).-Pa.) are Iho must per­ sistent pa rents. Kabaut has three soil* and six daughters, Kelley threo' (laughters and six sons. No wonder there are so ninny Demo­ crats around. (2) Nino members were horn outxldo the U. 8., Including Hep. Franklin D. Itnoacvelt J r , (D.N. Y.l, who flrat auw tho light nl day at Ida folks' summer place In New Brunswick, Camilla. (3) The golfing congressman who has made a hole in-ono twice la Rep. McMullen (D.-Fia.). • MILLW SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION Trouble For Mink (4) "Pocahontas" la the middle name of Mra. Thomas Hahnson Stanley (D.-Va.). Her Malden name waa Anno Pocahontas Rai­ se tt. This barely scratches Iho sur­ face of the faiclnatlng facta that can be dug out of tho blue covered directory. Did you know, fur instance, that Rep. Mike Mansfield (D.-Mont.) never went to high school—but be­ came a history professor at Mon­ tana Stata University? Or lhat Ben. Linger (R.-N. D.), ting around to M «Arthur i by hla own account, la the "only msal i ha | China ihould be peraon evar arretted In anv Eng* liah'ipeaklnii country for filing an kaded by our (leal, Chineia affidavit of prejudice against ■ • bombed by aft?’ Air Force. I'th e Redi agree-lo beyooA penitence wan shown to exceed f uny possibility of public m aasj transprtatiun filling th* gap, I should private car* In u*e fall r below the estimated «afe level.* Thla waa officially noted hv the Defense Transportation Administration less than * two monthi ago. Its warning was based on a careful aurvey of the situation made for it by thBrook Inga Institution, an endowed research agency. The substance of the DTA report waa that reduction of auto production below the 4,000,000-car rata would assure a transporta­ tion criala, If war came. The Brooklnga survey showed Dm extent of national dependence on The mean distance of the moon the private automobile for es­ sential transportation. Thia tie- from tho earth is 238.8117 ml1«i. ~~ TODAY'S III III,E VKHHK Tlie Montgomery Advertiser, nominally Democratic, hns come out for General fjsciiliuwrr fur president, even though lie runs nil n Republican tickrl. The Sunlit is making progress, nolitis ally as well at economically. When it learns dial die man is mure important lltnn the parly, that il Inn quite ns much in common with norllirm Repulibeaus as sstill noillicili Democrats, It can lie said In lie politically grown up. ______ miulo n strong race lor the U S. Senalu.” Sen McKellar (D.-Trnn.) con­ tributed tho longest autobiography to the dlreelory—80 lines. Tied fur ............................. the shortest accpunts of themselves, on the Sernife side, are two' people who usually aren't that close mi anything; Sun MeCnrthy (It Mix ) uiiil Margaret Chase Smith ( It -Me.) I hey limited them selves lu less limn Ihrce line* apiece Even they were wordy, however. cnrn|inred with vune I louse mem her* Four congressmen sold ul) they wanted to say about them selves In one line uiiieee. The briefest entry of all. by a man who cun throw brevity to the winds when he gels up to make a speech: "Dewey Short, Itepuhliean, Gale­ na. Mo," STETSON IIOTC DEI.AND (Special)--A chapter of tlui Hcuhliard and illadc. a iiutlmml honorary military society foe nulcl* In th..... . ItOTC, wiih Instullvd Saturduy urtrroon In the President’* dining room of Stetson University, by Major T. S. Crockett. Among Its memher* L Joo Davis of Sunfurd. The Stetson chapter starts Its career with 24 members. This honor of momhcrxlilp conies to the Stetson UOTC in Ita second your of axLtcnce, Scabbard and Illailo strives to promote n feeling of unity among cHilet military leaders on u national basis and to main­ tain n higher stnmlurd tn tho military activities of tho different units all over tho nation. HOTEL FINE CINCINNATI (41—An early Sun­ day morning fire at Cincinnati’! boo room Hotel Slntun tent fright­ ened gueata scurrying for any exit they could find ana caused the death of two Air Forco privates. The two young servicemen were in a room on the top floor of the ninc'Blory building. TYiey fashioned an escape rope out of knotted sheets and ware lowering themaelvei when the rope parted. They plunged almost sevtn floors, The dead were Pvt. Harry rrankin Hhacffer, about II, Harrisburg Pa., and Pvt. Raymond 0. Hatrack, 19, Mt. Carmtl, Pa. WINTER HAVEN (Hpueiall "Cllhbage, eolluids, broccoli, on­ ions, radishes mid turnips moved over I lie Plant City Market this pant week, the earliest these commodities have appeared at Ibis week, where the ileal this lim a of year Is strawberries," -lull’s Willnini I.. Wilson, Direc­ tor of State Mnrkets In hi* weekly news report. “2,232 pack­ ages, with turnips ami collards lending, biought 13,841.20. S traw ­ berries continue to Ire the m ain' crop, with 262,6711 pints, ranging in price from 20 tn 32 centa, and grossing 102,780.80. Total tale* amounted to 900,034.00. ''Comparison of shipmsnts from tho Pompano Market for thi firs t, week .of 1051 and 11)51 shows that this market Is stepping up Its activities. Numbed of packages shipped the first week uf tho New Year Were 264,823, ns ruin pure,) 126.044 the first week of 1061, making an Inrreuxn of 120,770 packages. Exceeding lust year’s total for Ilia same period were such Items as Pepper with 30,502 bushels us compared to 0,778 bushels; 1462 bushels uf hot peppers us to HU); 2,1H0 bushels of t.lnias ax to <180; 13,287 bushels of Egg­ plant us tn (1,827) 13,862 bushels Cucumbers as to 3,114. No corn moved during this period last year while a total of 3,438 crates were sold this season. Okra better than doubled with 34'J bushels as compared to 150 bushels. '.Shipments of beans, peppers, eggplants, squash, cn cumbers, llmas ami corn at th i Pumpano Market continue to ba heavy, the general market ap ­ pears tn he mar* stable the benn prices have Improved ov*r the past week according to G, JJ. Hogan, Manager. “Tomatoes are gradually Inrrenslnq in volume and continue in lie thn chief commodity at the Florida City Market, where Inst week approximately 3U,7UQ bushel fluid boxes were am t lulled for 91P2.IU3.00. The high price for the fi-tlay period was 98.110, and the low 11.07 with an average of 14.84, Squash and Pola Roane in fair quantities also moved. C. S. Phillips, Manager, itatea that lh« cool weathsr of the past week waa espee laity beliefl«Ui lu nux* In hla area, and ha would welcome nrnro cool daya, thereby assuring bettar quality produce. collarets anti cabbage, with cab­ bage bringing fancy prices. “A totnl of 25 crates of straw livrrivs at the Ktarke Stati market brought fM.rlO per crate during the past week, and ac cording to the manager, Mi** Dorothy Alvarei, shipments In the next few weeks will lie very good provided good weather con­ tinues. “ Although the fall (leal I* practically over at the Immokalee State Market, winter crop* of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash and peppers are beginning to move and will gradually Increase In volume. T. II. Hivers, Manager, states the springs crops recently planted are doing well with prospecta bright for futurr movement." quulity eggplant mild from 81.2fi In |1.7D per LukIicI. Green squash Mingl'd from 31.60 to 12 ,1)0 per 'V bushel anil (2.00 to $3.6(1 on Yellow -Straight Neck. Excellent quality peppers sold from 94.60 to $6,611 per bushel, and $3,01) to 41.00 on choice. Tomatoes, which ure decreasing hi volume, sold from I'AOO to $4.26 per field l,ox, field, run, culls out.' 'T u h h u g u was "King” with th.i demand exceeding the supply h u t week a t the Sanford Htnte Market, and practically everv leafy vegetable grown In Florida moved over this market In con­ One of th# world's woral vol­ siderable quantities, January 1st cano tragedies was ths eruption through the 6th a total uf 08,600 of Mt. Pries In Martinique In units consisting mostly of cab­ 1U02 In which 28,000 were killed. bage, relery, turnip salad, eacarole, corn, collards and mustard FRENCH FR IE D greens with 20 other varieties valued ul $227,1114.36 moved HOT D O G S ................ through this Market. Since the BARBECUED beginning of the season last HAMBURGERS ........... j July I, this market sold 403,710 package*, b rin g in g the grower* WEEZ-MAID around $1,306,034.87. This repre­ sents an Increase of ton,868 units ami a guin of $371,282.00 over the same period of 1060-61. Have A T.B. X-Ray “ At Kurt Pierce approximately By 4,500 crates of tomatoes moved last week. Prices ranged from W. V. HITTING .OO to 15.50 for No. 1 green, Touchtofl Drag Co. ild crates, field run, culls out. 50 Iha. net. No. 2's averaged 03c. Doctors find upon examining Cucumbers, 5'J0 best bushel bas­ people that many of them have had T.B, and didn't know it. kets, packing house pack, brought |2.00 to 14.60 per bushel. In They are lucky ones for without care their condition corrected It* addition 1.060 bushels of pepners self. and 072 bushel hampers uf Urns But think of all the others In beans moved un consignment. whom the dlaeaae continues to “Th* I’alatka Market reporta develop unchecked. In mo*t excellent cutting of cabbage last weak, with 1100 So It*, hags bring­ itatea T.B. X-raya ere a part of public health service sponsor­ ing 94.00 par bag) 500 doisn bunches of rullarda brought 91-&> ed by the Stale Medical Aaaopar duxen, and 61 crates of clation. R BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday* May 6, 1952 SEM INOLE COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER -------------------- FOIt COUNTY PHOHKCUTING ATTORNEY VIlTH Kllll 11X41 FOR 8KCHBTARY OF STATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ro n osn votm FOR STATE TREASURER VOTK K O K ONM STATE ATTORNEY •th Jedlelal District FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION V O T K K O K ONM FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER IIIS T H K T NO. 1 Ear] Higginbotham Aak your doctor about a T.B. X-ray. A good preacrlptlon conaiala of pure, high potency druga com- FOR MEMBER OF THE HOURS af REPRESENTATIVES FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER D 1 S T K IC T a a . l l votr roifoNM1' " ° 1 V O TM K O K ONM FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VOTK 4*0M ONM FOR MEMBER OF BOARI OF PUBLIC INBTRUCTIOI 1947 BUICK 1939 BUICK Redan, Eatra Good Tirea, Radio, Heater—Running Good. V O TM F O R ONM Super Sedan, Fully lipped, Redle, Hauler, I Tirea. Good Condition. only 1396*00 91190.00 1948 BUICK l i k t t 'Lippmsnn offers what FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF p r itl.lt: INSTRUCTION votk koii ox r: VO TM KO K ORB " 'Volume of produce on the Fort Myere Market d em an d tome thfe paet week', according to Ralph L, Alvarei, Manager, who report! 11,294 package! sold, Tho old cucumber crop le prats* Or that Rap. Fogarty (D.-R. I.) FOR SHERIFF VO TM KOK D X R FOR MRMBRR OF BO. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCT FOR TAX COLLECTOR mm ami - Tara V I4T H K O N QNM vo tk ran celts a compelling reason for M for .,E|Uanhowar. Il is, largest and widest popular I, which la more truly naJn its conitituency, than ther administration in our | W i « the promise of an FOR CONBTARUI CarthfrM Yocotlooi O P IN A 1941 CHEVROLET IAVIN09 ACCOUNT t -V •- ? i f f V i bTi mimm s z 1 InMUfd Up To $, h onk �............ ■ P r iV ____ > w : B y 'v 'W c ? ............... (©&■&*•' ■rW lSO i '* r°'*. f » * Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar • % MONHAY Tfl« Klale Knight (Trrlr of Iho Womnn'a Mlssionray Soeiely of tha First Hnptixt Choi eh will meet at M:IN) 1'. M. al the hontr of Mr*. John Hotter* r l IHO Myrtle Avrnue. Business Women’s Clrrle No. I. of the First Preshyierlan Chyrclt M n. Mabel Brawn, rhnlrman, will meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. W. S. Brantley, Celery Avenue. Jtualnesa Women’s Cirole No. 2, lW it Presbyletian Churrh, Mrs. WT E. Ooilson, chairman, will meet at 8:00 p.m. with Miss Charlotte Moughtou, 418 Maenolia Avenue, Mias Kllse Hutchison, co-hostess. IUKMDAT The American Home Hrpart ment of the Hnnfortl Woman's Club will meet at 8:00 p.m. at the Club house. Mrs. H. (!. Ilnrrlitmn will be speaker. The R. W. Ware llihle Class nf the First Methodist Cltureh \4BI hold n coveted dish supper aT 7:00 P.M. at MreKloley Hall. The Junior G. A.'* will meet ut the F irst Baptist Church at 11:8(1 p.m. In the T.E.L. Clnss Boom. The Chapel Choir of the First Baptist Churrh will hold relicursal at fl:tG tun. The Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mn,.Yw ;* y ’ M1*"" ■* on the Orlando Highway at H:IH) P. M. Memlmra are reipiested to tA tl at the rhurch at 7:-t(i P. M. Cenlrttl Baptist Church Prayer Service. Unity "T rulh" (.'lass meets at (he Valdes Holel at 7:4.7 P M Carolyn H. Parsons, minister and teacher, will officiate. The puldlr Minn Emma Temple Honored At Party \1 tn. SVRDNKHDAS f 8:00 P.M. Mrs. Frazier Elected Circle Chairman |ire *iile d o ve r tin - m e e tin g in the nbsrnee o f th e re g e n t, M r* . A . \V. Lee, M r* . Daw<on m ilin n u ce d llu* o p e n in g o f itn a it . In ** f o r a d u lt < to lie Spoosiired bv Hie H a lifo rd W n o in n '* C lu b , and a ls o u rg e d m e m b e r* to r e .p n o il to • lie c u ll fm Mood d o n o r*. M r* . 11iit’ ii n in tro d u c e d Ho g u e sts a * M i* , lo lio W illia m * , w h o is r e g r n l o f S e th W im o 'i C h a p te r. V ir g in n e * . V l.. M r* . F K ilw a rd G uyeM e, also .. f V iig ln nes, V t . and M m , D o m itd N o r to n , Geneva Delegate* elected to Hie State Conference wete Mr*. Lee, Mr* Hngnn, mid Mis. Key, ami alter mile*, Mr*. It W Itopreelit, .Mr* W, II. Ilullaid, nod Mr*. George Morgan. Following the meeting ten wa* served bv the hostesses. Those regent were Mr*. William*. Mr*. ugun, Mrs. Quyette. Mrs. Nor ton, Mr*. Mnigiin, Mr*. Dnw*oti, Mrs. II. J. L e h m a n . M ih . II i i I I d m I, Mr*. K. C. Smith, Mrs. Itupieeht, Mr*. Key, Mrs. Ilnumlllnl. Mrs, ft K. Tolar. Mr* Stanley Itoekey, Mrs. It. M. Maium, Mrs, II. J. Holly and Mrs. Ilolr. K Mrs. liatcH Hostess For Harden Circle t S I (I) How many kings- u t x Mrs Ralph Wight Is spending several days In FI t.auderdnle a. the guest of Judge and Mr* J'd tan Ituuehelle. Mr and Mrs J I, llorlon spent Ihe weekend In Gainexvillr as the guest of Mr. aiiil Mrs Albert Dunn amt Miss Elirnhcth Dunn Mr and Mrs Vernon Bardin mid daughter, Vickie, have recently moved lido their new home In Winucwood. Word has been received that Pit James IJoyd Whllaker has arrlv ed In Alaska where he will he sin Honed for some lime Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Cnrmly, III, and their sun, Charles, |V, have recently moved lido their new hnincl n Winncwmid. Friends nf 1,1 It .1 Billingsley will regret In learn lhal he left to day for Jacksonville where he will enter Ihe Naval Hospital 1,1. Fred H. Williams id Jack sunvllle spent Ihe weekend In San font with his inullier, Mrs Fred Williams. H o l/ H o s te s s Mr* Gih*iin llate* of North Jessamine Avenue was lioites* for the .liinuiiiy meeting of Hie Pnliii Mrs. I.. I. Frasier was elected Circle of Hie Sanfoid Garden Club airman of Itosc Circle of the when twenty-two member* were nford Garden Club at their entertained at lourti. Mrs. M, T. meeting held Friday morning atHa vile* nml Mrs. J. D. Cm Iton the home of ,Mts. David Ilntha- assisted the hostess. Following the luncheon Mrs. rhlld In DrBary. Mrs. J. I,, logley wa* clertcd vice-chairman, Haynes gave n talk on growing Mrs. Hohrit F. Cole, secretary, Dahlias. Having snree**follv rais­ and Mrs. \V. A. Morrison, treas­ ed both large and pompom types, Mrs. Hnynen gave mnrh helpful urer. Mrs. Kndor Corlctt dliocted the advice on their m lllirr. A tiiislnrs* meeting followed program which wa i in the form of a plant shower to Mrs. Roths­ conducted by Mr*. Carlton lltliers Mrs. J. C Hoyeo, child fur her new home, nml ntleiuliiig.were W. II. Duneari, Mis. If. ||. A eh member presented a nlant Mrs. Dmiran, Mrs. J. F. Dutton, Mr*.‘ Worn her own garden, describing W. Garner, Mrs. It. A. Powell, Its glowing bidilts nml giving Jr,, It. Mrs. Herman Jacobson, Mrs. direction* for II* culture. W. W. I,Ins, Mr*. It. C. Miller and The biislnesa inerting was eon- Mra. L. Munson. ducleil by the ehulrinan, Mrs. Also, Mr*. ,|. If. Parker, Mr*. II. Charles Wilke. Plans were made K. Bailiff, Mrs, James Toll, Mr*. for the Flower Hliow In lie held W, W. Tyie, Mrs. George Will,ill Match, nml committee reports InniM, Mi*. M. M. Whitmire, Mri. were heard. M. L. Tillis, Mr*. K. M. William* Those present weic Mrs, Cur* ami Mrs. II. C. Oakes. Jett. Mrs, fnglev, Mrs. G. W. Bailey. Mrs. I'dwuid F. Line, Mrs. Itoehlk Talks i. W. A. Munir-on. Mrs. A. W. ps, Mrs.' \y. K Watson, Mia. On Circle Program Charlea L. Park, Mr* B. It. Beak, Mrs. H. ll.jCdleman. Mrs. Wilke, HiliDrua flitelu of the Hanford Mrs. O. fi. Balks. Mrs. Charles Garden Club had as their guest Lawson, Mrs. K. B. Stowe, Mrs. apenkrr, Mra. It. F. Itoehlk, who Frasier, Mrs. Rothschild, and two talked on "How to Make Cor­ visJlors, the Misses Banka of sages", at their meeting Friday UnBary. a t the home of Mr*. J. P. Thurnioml. Mra. J, J, Carver ami Mrs. Frank Handler were ro-lmatesses. TODAY'S Mrs. J, V. Jonas was circled •FIRST WITH TH E MOST* rlrcrls chairman for the ruining QUIZ year, Mra. Joe Moss, vler-clialrCorrect answers will tie pub­ man and Mra, John Fox, aerretary. Those attending the meeting lished tomorrow on this page with a new set of questlona. were Mra. It. G. Brlsson, Mr*. The name of today's winner Carver, Mra. R. I,. Ibuin, Mra. of two puses tn the Rita H. 0. Dubose, Mrs. Jnmes Gut, Mrs. Michael Glnson, Mr*. J. V. Theater to see Humphrey Jones, Mra. John Ludwig, Mra, Bogart in "Hlrocco", east “ ‘ y and Wednesday, will Frank Malseh, Mra, Joe Melach, r among the Classified Mra. Charlea Morrison, Mra. A. The award will go to the MrRaney, Mra. R. F. Moule, n turning in at the Men. Mom , Mra. . E. It. Itciney, officeliefore 10:00 Mrs. V. C. Rehley, Mrs. Handler, the largest number Mra. W. It. HtewaH, Mr*. A. B. of correct answers. Hteven*. Mra. Robert. Humphrey, ban il'a -'First With Mra Henry Behumakrr, Mra. •moat’ if you want to be Thurmond, Mra. If. A. Watt, Mra. . B. William*. Mr*. Fred (lT w hoee portrait appears Z em nner, Mra. W. A. Hunter, on a ten-dollar bill T * n*| Mr*. Raymond Clinpiennol. upm the English “ throne In Mr nml Mrs. It It. Carroll and daughters moved on Jon. 0 into their new home In Wlnncwuod. At D.A.K. Meeting Mr*. F. K. Hols was hint"** I" Kullit* H urli*ou Chapter of the Daughter* of the American ll**vo, lotion Frida v of ter noun ot her home on Pmk Avenue mid Ml*. C B. Dnwxon wo* eo-bosless. Mr*. A. It. Key, Nntiomil It. Is welcome. The Central Hnplist Church Sun­ fense Cliiiiroino, gave u folk, rendday School TraInina Course “ The log the sis maxims of King New Testament Doctrine of the George of England. M r* . I.. P. H iig a ii, v ie e -re g e o t, Church" will be continued he Prayer Meeting service at First Bapllst Churrli wilt be­ gin at' 7:30 p.nt. Mrs. Until llnmillnn will sliirv colored movie* of her trip abrouil at the mrrtinir of the llusitic** and Professional Women’s Club at the Yacht Cluli al H:(*U P. M. The public is invited to attend. The Cenlrnl Bnptlsl Chnreh Sunday .School Training Course crc tilled "The New 'I'eslamenl Dimtrine of the Church" will he eonIlMied. w TllltllHHAY The Itoyal Ambassador* will meet at (lie First llapti*l Church at 5:00 p.m. The Youth Choir will hold rehcanul at llu* First Baptist Church at lli-lfi p.m. The Douglas Jnbe Junior Bro­ therhood will meet in the Me­ morial Educational Building at the Flrat Baptist Church at 7:80 p.m. The Mrn’* Brotherhood of the (Ufit Baptist Church will have tW lr regular aupper and program tpeetlng at 7:'lu p.m. In the Mrmorlal ■Kdiiratloiial Building. Hemlnulo Chapter No 2 O K S will meet at Iho Masonic Hall ut P e r so n a l Milt Kmniii Llxetlr i>f Oi IhiiiIo, daughter of Mr. anil Mr-. Martin W. Temple of Hanford, anil Robert Hlcwarl McKuv of Orlando, whose m an mgr "ill I’'' nn event of .fun. Mi were hnnnii'il ircriitlv l>v Mrs. Paul I'exnld, Sr., Mrs. N. K. Wnlrkiml of Dcl.and, anil Mr*. Dorothy Kendrlrk at an open homo held at the I'crold homo on t’almollo Avenue. White ainl vnri-colorod gladioli were ii.toil in Iho roeno where the gueMx aracniblcil mi'l tint refro-h rnenl tahle which wan tiverlnlil with a litre rover Kit* renternl with an rpertine arrangement of while flowert anil rnndlei*. Iti-rciving the gurnL* with the hnnoreil rouple were Mrs. I'eml.l. Mrs. .Margaret Erkerl of St. l.onit, Mr*. Wedekind, anil Mrs. Kfridrick. An-lsting in the alininu noon were Mrn. .1. K. Gruillck, Mr*. Irene Ludwig, Mrs. Frank Mei«oh, MN. F. E. Emimlllut, Hr., MDx Connie Ludwig nml Mia.t Marianne Ludwig. Mitt Temple ami Mr. MeKay were preaenteif n lintid-ltnliili'd tilhle lam|i a t u 1:1 f! from tin* hot. ;e«»e». Ahoi it till truest t rallril lielween the hours of H ill) ami 10:011 nVInek. PRAIRIE LAKE Iji W hit w u Kipling's flrat MM. Mrs Bradford T llyrd spent Ihe past weekend ut Dnylnnn lleaeli a* the guest of Mr. nml Mr* Arthur Dixon id Sehencclady. N Y , who are spending the winter Ihrrr i Mr* J L. Clark I* allrmllng the school of Flower Arrangements lielug offered al Ihe PrrsliyJerinn Church in Conway under the di­ rer lion nf Mrs. W B. Boone Itr. II W Biicker. who has hern III. ha* recovered and today al (ended Ihe meeting of the Central DDIrirt Drntnl Society held in Gainesville A rovrred dish llinrhcoli pirerdrd tlie business meeting of lliu Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club which met nt the borne of Mr*. C. H. Coglnno on Friday with Mr*. W. K. Kurilhuff. Jr. ns eo-hoslrss. The meeting was presided over by Mr* F. D. I.leske, rhnlrman, who made Ihe following annmiurements. The General Business meeting nml nnntinl luncheon will t-r held ul Ihe Women’* Club Fell II: n State Community Slum will he in (Irlundo .Inn. 18 mid IP, noil ii School Flower Show Jnn. L’k’-L'i in F.llstis; there will also Itc ii Flower Course III Guinn-vlllc ou Feb, I, fi, it mid 7. A meeting of the Ptiiril Ex­ change fliniinirii will be held nt the home of Mr*. Frank Wood* luff III. LliH Mngiinlin Avenue Tue*dav morning til in-on o'clock Melilbeis me urged to otlciid tin* meeting at the Garden Center Tuesday nftrrnoon at ‘J im o’clock, which will feature talk* on ea melliai mid rosea. The i linirmnn iniide mi 1111111111 for volunteers to nsist with the lll-nd Bank for Korea at thtr Parish House Jan. 22-ill Mr*. H. II. Mldiileloo was wel­ comed 11* n new llirmber. Gffieei* for the year are: chair­ man. Mrs. I.leske; vlre-rlinrlinaii, Mrs. Wally Sipple; secretary, Mrs. Joel Field! treasurer, Mr*. L. P. Ihtgmt. Standing eomniittee* ore; awards, Mrs. .1 II llattunit; beautificatiiin, Mr*. II. It. Odham, Sr,; bird* mid ronsem ilion, Mr*. II. C. H rtiel; building, Mr*. A. F. Itamsay; rolirtrsy, til*. Joe Messier; exchange, Mr*. Middleton; finatiee, Mi*. .1 S. Hiirgeton; flower show, Mr*. Kirehlioff; gulden renter, Mr*. (*. II. Foghuin; gulden gnte, Mr*. Jidiii Slu-|iherd; horlleolllire, Mrs. Iletsel; pililor gulden 1Inti, Mr*. It W lb iron; plant s-ile*. Mi*. Chnrle* Meeks; program mid year Imnk, Mis. Herron and Mrs. Cog. burn; publicity, Mr*. Sipple; rondsid* development. Me*. R. S. Itoekey; service men* eloli, Mr*. Brniley Odhrint and Mr*. CogGuru; tourist and visiting gnrileil*. Mi* II. T. Wiim i’ii An interesting toll, on grrnnnml* wu* made t-y Mr* Wully S ip p le . Friends of Mrs. L K. Aruislruug nf IIP2 W First Street will tie glad tn learn that she Is improving after being III for a limit two weeks. Her daughter. Mrs (’ Randall Col­ lins, who hu* been In Sanford for Ihe past ten days heruuxe of her m nlhrr’s illnes*, Irft Iasi night for her home In Jacksonville. TOWN HALL HKItIKS WINTKIl PARK (Hnrelah — Hep Charles R. Howell (D-NJi will arrive here today for hi* de­ bate with Hep. Clarence llrown (It-Ohio) hi Winter Park to­ morrow night. Brown Is expected to arrive tomorrow. Hep, Howell, who will appear on the opening program nf Dorothy laiekhnrt'a Town Hall Series nt the Winter Park High School Auditorium with Urn. Brown, will gel Into W lntrr Park liv train early this afternoon with Stuart Novlnx, director of dlnriisxinnx for the Columbia Broadcast log Co. I c lr t y H e n d ip in rle r * In A tla n ta , m id th e F h u liln F e d e ra tio n o f A r t. During World Win II nnd lifter ho wa* with the government lo vlsuul education. Ite Iih* ul tended Hollins College and received 11 degree in art there, mid during thr past summer lie studied tion-obJeetive art ill Black Maimlilla Cottage ill North Carulinu. Mth. Wynn I'rcHidvK At McthodiHt Met1! The Woineil’a Society of Chrt*linn Service of the Khenexer Mrlliwllat Clin 1eh met last Wednesday evenlnjK.nl the Church with Mr*. J. It. Wynn, ihaiim an, nrriddlng nnd giving the devolinmil. A prngrnm "Wlmt Bring W* To Our Savior?" wa* presented and Mr*. Carl Bradbury gave th-i study from the Honk of Art*. Thru# present were Mr*. Wynn, Mra. Bradbury, Mr*. C. O. Brad­ bury, Mra. T. M. Carlcr, Mr*. Clifford Johnson, Mrs. Ralph PEG Peters, Mr*. Ilolierl llrure, Mr*. There will lie a reciprocity lunch­ Leon Htclnmeynr, Mra, It. W. Lord, eon on Jan ID at l:no n. ni. at the Mra. S. R. Norwood, -md Ml** Orange Court Hotel in Orlando. Norine Norwood. Visiting PRO’* and member* of Chapter Y who would like In atNext time you harherm- franktend are asked to call BOA before furtera serve thrm In iipllt noon on Wednesday, Jane, 18, for toasted hinir Imii* and Indio further In formation. antice over them. RKNOVATING AN1> REBUILDING SERVICES If you hate bedding which la not holding up prnparly or need* any renovation or rebuilding nervier whatever riwttarl KOIOl.H at ant*. Our representative will rail In advlae 'you and give eallmatea on lha work dealrad. We offer free plrk>up and delivery and prompt Mr vice on any renovation lob. .............. Rill CodyV • . h h lu s t m*t f t itftU 'i* tliu tik u il n il l i p P t h lih v i *'N i r r i In n in l u f ( l i i r i ln M n m l * <'M iiniftpe i h a il m an f u r Ihi* fin e ....... pi ia t n u i an I giMhl w m k l h i \ ItaB -1*•i i * ih iim i! Plan* wen- discussed for nun Ill Iilm im d t n ttm i I h i 1 u it h iir « « I i,n Mini it i*avi* a pleliog tin- new iltuirh hullding at the moat Illy el ns* meeting of 1 1 ' i ii 11 ( nf I hen t m u in it I «•«•* I m I Id* Genital Baptist Chill ell lirld at the yt in a m i I ha lik e d t h * ii a s -u stu d t r iii* New | m*iii d m| d ll ('( tu t « home ->t Mr. mi-1 Mr* .luck Gwen In Co. rlhciry. A covered disli w*ie ini i iithii'i'il I■■ Mil* meet iih: supper wa* enjoyed 10 rinini't tii-n I hi*v n i I- H i t .» I ti m l W rllM h , with the meeting. M i ’ h N r I hi Ih id k , * *hai h *i W ac Ml* tbdiert ib'liue* presidtd m i , ( a il lu ll Itlii* I,tun i i , I ’ a lp h ovei the Ini-me** session and nil W i l h r i r l l , K d w a i I l l r a l v and mcml'i ri were u.-ked to eo operate K udtdph l ir d i in iiB Mn* i * x u11% • on the building project. The next u f fit r t <• **f la-1 \* ai vit i*i r i* meeting of the rlna* will tuk" r l r i 'l i 'd fin Ilttu tlu i t r l III M i * plan- on Fell I'J at *1:30 p.m. at Paid I UM't 'i ht i , S»t i« t d i v, ti«i i'*a I ha lioiiie of Mi. olid Mr*. It. L. Cn»sh>, T t r u H iiin , I •* « M u ffiin tM t Braimud. Sr., 2000 Washington S r» |* ra iit u l A im -* and H .ilp h W ith Avenue. i* ii'll, Vu e P i »•■ u li iu T im e plrsenl wen tin- llev. and \ f I r t r ln ii K in y Mi* n rw u f f m * Mra. S L. Whatley, Mr. and Mr* w ith a M **niiiir u l M u ii m ***(»uii i Gwen. Mr, ami Mr*. A. II. Maihlov, h lh t ir - . M i S w iH I iimm-iI »»v i » l Ii Mr. •uni Mr*. Blanton mvi-o. mi I t f iiv r l and t han Ut Mu m w pMdailglilei, Jim lee. Mi ,tp,l Mi*. at* nt * I »» 11n i i v U h it a k r i . w h«* Ijlfti Price, Mr nod Mr VIv 10 |*li Vr a v it i Hi pi • itn: lu ll Gillv 1 tin- Rev nml Mi tin lliu1"iing nmnii Ilo* (111* 9114*111! »*•i le r W a ll, M r* I b - iu v H illm - . Ml 4. nt h r i ttim g * Mill l"'" 1 | m 1Mtn in B o l i i i t llo lo if * . M i It <; Met Ii has m y 1h r ( hu ..... imm111s 111 1 yin, Mi- \ \ ,1 ith-vm.s, Mi 1 .1. C Uu | I IM|| I lld l SS» t aS' W i l l • r m ir , M ih Ii I l i t uivii't«t, II. 11*1*11 Hit **♦ h.. i 1 hi ii* V Sr.» M r t l H t it ’ n-* u m i find, . m ninitM a t hall "i in till 111* 1s I llr fin * *1 ii«I M i * 1 «»,t Ih m tiin . II m i 1 Mm h. in i *Ii i d r, M i 111**11 wr Itm m .in* tlid uu intn'1 --hi r id Meeting Is Held By Central Baptists Ih u n io n , Ih v t r lr i H lr r e tu r , u -rri* p ir - p f ll f u i I hr tiM'tiiiUMhli* •n t h i*l#m Ibu hu-ift f o r t In* putty m<Itn In I Fiirhn nf New Ym k H i. and M rn, C 'h iitlr*i 1' VVm ie ♦II memhrrn nf fli«* hminl, whu rmvimI In M»mr rnpiuity; nnmelv, and Mu i l e Inn rm uir yo u n g d m igh lb* I’rrulih'iit, Mm. .himrs fn rtin ; le t , /\ iin e lt e have le tm u e d I III*- f lr a t vice p rc R b lrn l, M rn, .Irilm tV n r ifr , aft. J I It#* **ppi»ri»| v l r r pt* sblunt, Mih. JuniPH JViiturui; tb* t h ir d v in * p t i 'd i l i 't i l , M m . I 'm il M ik li) f| (hi* m 'li p l ln i f z r e r r U r y , M • • J . M. H lu lr y ; flu* »i»rrpHi»nmltng ip r r i't u r y , M rn. A. K . fb n v v f o u l; llu * ItP E H iirp r, M rn. J. I I . Hhil«*y$ th e f in r liu n ii't iliir id ii, M m . II H. H n iitIt. A I nd (I h * ro m m iU e r "Golden Girl” £ Mi->. n i; i Mham, .Ir r •11• r t ii iri ii 1 nu-iohi' "f he | 1.! I«iv** « hi1* oil I'i libiv all. 1Mil'<n at In' f Imm** nil Hthi-eir r "if 1 Purple h*»iiu: ir'rs ilia B 1' Mrieef *lt 11) flu* pill Is 1’huh ere! 4( 4»M*I’uii* w|| 'I i* 1 Mn ,* e • *p m f In it ar n\ »l .*1 i In ■ utgi‘ \ ! era. ceeni gam* I'i 4 * * r !..) <» r rdrd 1" \\l H U I lig g n i* . Swi i nc\ I In uu nth' i W ig h t. M i H II 1 'ia p u . M I H \ d l r B a il S ln n h u t t i . Mi L 'iii-x. 11in| Mi ■ Mn .......It Y ul k . ID11n r hr I Ih v mi | M K e |ll|i| | W* ♦* I hy a 11»t♦*• ii. i\ nil, Jail- "** M i m id Mr Inivi* 111 >t i i l n t m il I m *mi i l i i p In St P rim h im * w tu e r Mi' s kept edluu Mfti I ♦m in i h i lliu i and la >> P a lU u .u m . a try d with ahmd M i. and M i’s, Itu v P e rk r n te i } puln i'id tu 1 1111a(.i | u t i . . if , M n fi I'h rv t i l l in t* Mm v Ilia '1 a w m ult i 1a im d u m m d m u f M in t f i lends a t a t.m a n ia P a lly m i S u iu h iy ( ill tim e lo r r f it u * " k l 11 •« u l . an I i #s n* s in|- 'Id i uu, lilfM il Am*»uir I I ignp pi r**»,ti w ile \ \ » In n t Mi ;d f 1dm f lit h u d Mn* lh > ffm a d i, lim v r A , Itn h n d ii' 1 w llu ha . I i •ui 11 n* 11 i», ih nnd I h tm ita rn hirtlris,. • *»u u i!e Mi n i m nil H • »p ' 1 'd fm T in* 1 in iii H u ln u lin s have l i i r n **imv M il* week A in u iig th e fulk-% eltlll* t Mill' t - dl"' flie s * fiic i ( a llie d w in th e S tiig g f I rill• <i tt,. fr , in i'ii w Im ,u 1 uni i i * I ill d t i u l i mu K iid a v w ith ( ’up* t * iu ii * , , ib u M im iu e , Mai Mu I huspdal ,md gas, In di n k dm nr i I l ‘t el III I ■I, I ‘lie * \ o i g l , P aul K l'iw f" t" l ■*i * hi t h i i and l ‘laM *»irr W a llis T h ry , lin k 's al -i li.n l 1 a p h n ii and M ia I n t iv r * , hu p itu l l lu v e* • I* I < t T Hind g'-G , , am* " l ••Ul \ i dI M i a. I . iliu m Mee and Mp m i P u M rr i Ti,it I.’ ■* I'i eland 1 1li • uu' •am in f«u ran dk im W i'd iie s rljiv I ‘a p t m n i.M U i i*. Im v*ng I lie *fnu M ill. *i and J-*. M .* . |i , ,i i * «»* y In* in 1 1* p U ity "It I m h iv u f th la Week ut now 1r>* ale <| in Mi. 1, • ui 1 III* hunie Ila i an ,| \,<>| . I ll l.uv 11 1 * t IH Ih'iih * n A lle y Is iluvvn w ith it** tit p* tni th e w in lr t Wi* in** In liny plMUt 1lit tea Mi1■» 1 ■a id 1 I f fit i 1 . u lw a \ - l'i»p|»\ w hen die ru n lu 1 "k*-| age • H 11. in i ■*pan I m ii * f i u i i i I m t v t 'iy hn^v Mn it. 1 IIM* 1 a Ut t huileli p n i t i i ' i i at M ull P lltr ih iii gh hu m n . Mm iliu m 1y Mr 1 HI M p it ill r" I" lid a l h r i (1111111' hen 1*1•'pc I | Mi llla /i I H I ii l f ' s H istr i and 1" I'll !»»»•»In i it law I iiiv i * ninved inlet PlanCdtmt I f (In II n* ss t " mm' 1'Im*y lias e hren f*M|l y* if M f i n 111: ss .'h Ml". Wlilt. llll t ha* I gl lilillrl I Im* I * 11, ih.i al i a I <• in law Mi M(i..| >ll|f and all I 1 , „ , TeNit 1* ’•* 'Mr unit It"t ImiTl* In. t" III' tl ................I M I | M . 1s* ...... . ss hdi’ waiting fui wall I •• , • . e* ' a* p i’ ld» >d at \ n ,. , », I’ , if tin '11 htinn 1" he l ein 1V I SN• ir* v* s miy In has •’ tn K a d i Mild, •« i | • f a> 1 M . t4 i Urn MiU , MI, Juli ii M* - ♦«h uJ ad Ih 1, V, r N u tria I i ■a ,Hi»e| aw as n o rth . M i hu pit at i had nt r ,M hreli ill fm N a ii m i -1 •nine fine I w «* Wi * k III vs. I I aide In ’•pend m d y r> Itunte In aie vvIn n llu «... uu e Min " d i held t In n I n \ • a I w ith .i hit it* hall I. t" I1lie nm 1li al ti t'd • i • M ix I** me* S« a man, lit aiMiP't " I th e ,s \ m k I If f l * r n f I'I a lit a t mn K d d • . Im i dnvvfi t " l tm» day ii <.I ta s n it: w ilh ii al Mt Mai. n M and .Mi l ‘*i • l Ii L SpM nt- i f iin« d MrS» itiliin and Yl I i S* III h it H■H1L’e I i uf II.', I al,» fW r fm H " l lif n f 1 at Nmdd I ’ Inh *i iliu m i hi t vviek Ini I'l-eri 11 i|a l.lf I fm m ule t li anii ifm il and heeli Mi hits' u i*I( i III "k * i air** • cl i ., i s%It Ii flu IS* if ( 4 * I 1., it. I m i mm dm ill U hi \\ ., 11 tin inn! ii -*iM. it t . . p i* llll,' tss" SSi a 1 III l a •a, M 1 ' , Ifle 1 m l fe ll M 1 ' ' 1-II *il ss Im »- p i f i | * l i 1 1 la n d ■U ll">< 1 * %(•• » fa* *„ 1. 1t l | | 1a«in* and I Ut t) 111 |l sdl l i ' n pel ni a n il. 1 • . h ii Mi i Im i I • haiHi'i | " ie lliu : a I* u ifav ■ i rid Mr W illia m M »M'« »*' wild4 pr P'ldlNT i a h " 11 I ■an i i r ,* I I"! t-1,1 I h. I u n 11 urnd •* i *i' IM at H • d l l s h . ( u i a • I" <111.1 Ii ■Ut 1 *e n r i d d iil v H I h u '. i ll u I w f Mill I'* 4 ti l V*■ I m c M Ii I ll'illlf fDI 11* 1 1|\ \ ' iii • and a ll rmw Js» in I " / i n ' w ilh Ih in.ii r rage «»| \ fe ll • ss M im i hi I ** t "(la in i in | h u t " Lis Mr h a iN t'i Mill ti M * M ant ir*- * id * I I nine' i t h* * dinfia n l in * • lelai Mr. Ir MMll ss* ilalnu: iiim i II W Mi and Mi *tiler t .im in,; Mt >*i *i \ . i ■ t , 11\ 11 , i \ .i 1 1i i i 11m i 1 1 • I r n i" I la n d , Mr W l.'"h \ am * hint her III |||W , M • dllil J'mI* i Y u ig l while h» .11mi; 1" i rad fm Ih e svintci Mi K t Merit me Pugh n f I ik M m iim * him a t h ild h n m l fiie n d , A e s im b ^ ? ikiWOMJN i EAST TIMES TONIGHT Ljtfctut l l t l l rhjurmmi; rlvir, Mr** Hun Hlrcy, t kiitntln. Mm. <\ T, Nihlnrk; mllh, Mrn. T. W. Lnwlun; linnpiinlity nml mihtirily. Mm. .1. II. Jr.; Iiourp, Mm. Milton (Jmi'j htlihlirnr, Mrn. A. M. J ump*; libmrlan. Mm. Ill'll fJ. Wnln* wiurhtl mimIt*, Mm, T. I*. Llritfu; M il it o n n , M in . II. I**. Whrrler, Jt ; not*In), Mra. .Ihumh WIInuii; Hrownlf h'mlei, Mm. C-. M. Arid nm l fiirl Kiunt leurlrr, MInn flut Ii l)nvl(|»on. R 1951 ... _jf Titcra. *. r- ilili'i ib iliitiliil w illi Ig iif I i m ’-! 4 „ ’A IIMEIY, POIGNANT FIIM f"fl* Mrtqnf.a# • ln n r« n « Ii cnnrln ou*. profaiilonal ««rvlet ii ibt foundation on Which wn have hull* oar larga praicriptlno voluma. A lllillad Rag* Iltarad P^armacUt l» alwajri at your com­ mand. Being uf your Doctor'* praicriplioni. . •AN EXCITING CHASII* t N f Ot|'/y | I • \ i*t. y M ^w *| M drlri TOREN tea I t / \ , (ORB f *aifmI Sliairl StihjcclN l.ailcsl NewM land C'urloant FAUST’S DRUG STORE — I'llIH Cartoon - " I’.u atul Itahhll" Novell)— 'To ('axe Vrol’ri4 Curlmit" I’nrum.riint N r v TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Van Heflin ~ Yvonne IM'nrlo ‘T O M A H A W K ” Curtonn and Hetected HhorU > Ronfard, Ffartdn I I ' It. Ii ' ‘. - 1c A c Mrs. 11. It. Odham, .Ir. Entertains At Bridge M. and M i s in mg M i ih liig t d i’l , w h u wa s h f iiii -B tn M irir d a u g h te r Itllh h n fid , M i and M i Rhone 103 m i * 1" , o b n n a ah). ' '- Clffiiers were eleeled for the milling yrin at the meeting of Dirt Garilenei* Circle held nt the home of Ml*. C. W. Bakei, Flldtiy, and Mr*. S. C. Hirkeraon gave a talk on "Air-layering of HBilsru*’’, from which iiietliud she explainrrl that a plant may he m ill'd In six week*. Of fleer* elected were Mr*, tl W. Wilke, rhnirninti; Mrs. C. W. Baker, vire-ehalrman; Mr*. John Rogers, seeretmy-treasurer, \l*o .lid<it,iiv* appointed to mienil the Garden Club Convention, were Mr*. Irwin Fleischer, and Mr*. C. K Ginn, with alternates, Mr* R, N. Itlaekwrliler, amt Mr*. C \V. Baker. M u r id T i »h »ii t it -U th e th m ih li'i n f llim u B b ri'y l lo n iir i o u n fm i The clrrle went on ireord a* m u, in Chin r if u iif f in 111 I "o lu m h lu H 1 \ t it 111k* h it, ’ ,S tn n ‘ii» l M H h i*um jr .suelnining the derision that the ru t'ftitn y nd*l W iv I m * I iy •»n flu* ll i t z T b i- iiii f f ip p n , Sated Palms at the Geneva Ave­ nue 11iiitiglr me not a load ImtNew \ m k n it i u M e w pi k * ard. V(Hit Wltli fill’ll pairtils, Mi mil Those pie-eul wen- Mr*. It. II 1'lanlalion Estates M ih I li. ir 1* It V V .u jn ri. MrC'i-din, Mrs Ginn, S irs. RilM i . and M is . Ilai in' I Mn-lu­ II) IIR S S P t l i r i t s n N waul Mi Call, Mi*. It. F Ib-hitt-on. nun r ll.id upi'll ItiMI'U* If) tliidm uf Mr* FleiM-her, Mr*. Clyde HamM il h i'in u i t ' \ filth ** i \ JM t M l* . The I *liin f ki f 14«n> I f it* *ey. Mi*. F..A. Dv*nn, Mr*. If. N. tain f in I j*\ M any o f t h r u m ig M uu Sayei, Mr*. W. (i. Fleming, Mr* ly ( I w n r r S \ m i i t «**n I tn lu w in li v in iiii; H a l M. It. Strickland, Mr* I. K. Hai- iU In si met I mu* **l llu* n rw \ ••!»• d i up pi*r *n ni.inv m u ii len, Mr*. George llaiden. S ir * . lift Jn n . ^ ut ** ni* I* M , w ith ;i l|u i(< ^l i .md M i* l ’ ii* il Ih m r k i i Wilke. Mr*. Ned Smith. Mr*. J. It. 11*i y |,ii j^ r Mtf e itiliitt * ,V|i K v e ii tt a Sam hu p a rly fur a m in iS i Join*. Mr*. Elnp-r Wonleiniy, Mr*, S w ift, p if w d h iil | 11 1’Htf h 1*I Tin* uIlai, f I In *11 111 * (ni** Mn** week A m uii,; hv I In* lb ' linker. M1*. Dlekeraon, Mr*. Cul id v iT iitu n i w a * W H u v n li’lli' h«'ii»i" i M i S w ift, tin * r p it i id v l r i r M ir A ld h 't uifi *, him. mid Mr*. Hlurkivclilrt. ««111f III . I •Mii.H Us, ( it d f iy s , V r i Mr* It T War ten eiiemleil n ordltii invitation to nil to visit her home ot H11J Magnolia Av«ntte I** -*'4* 144■1 p tii 4 pi-in ■ilia ho*h with Inn Imgi- lihe-ms. At 1114- i4-iolosloti 4if Ho1 meet­ ing 11 i4-vl*i44n of Ih e l-> law* of Alts I ‘tun Ira *" II tefiet IUflel ttn- rliils w as ti-a>l hv tlie eliiiil- Mrs. Horn Honored * iim iiu in ii .il htris Mi l ' t ♦11f ti , \ \ d Mrs John M Blanton. Jr . nod 11111n in (1 I a il / mill t v, I •Iwm l daughters, Sarah and Doris, re Al Oviedo Meeting hu Those in*- i'ot wet4' M is , I'-ig am i I h u ly i e r ir a t nm t ,u t ill i r lurried yesterday to .Sanford after hum, Mi* Kirehlioff Mi* Lleske, i- h ili h m is t, P a id 4 I*" i *** I Ii* * a visit of two week* in Hennessry, Mr*. Wmren. Mr*. M* 1ron. Mi*. OVII |1G ISpei’lal 1 A lot go uu ire i• " illittf 1 and I " tn , M fate Hkln,, wJIh Mr* Blanloo's mother. Me*»li'i. Mi* CI101 |e* I .nidi, Mr* pcrrei.lagi of the mi ioI-i-m ••f the i lu h hmi.ai* M o tiil p ( " i f i u til M* Mr*. Rdna llamlllon II ago 11, Mr*. Field. M'* Sipple, (tvleih, Wnmiltl'* Club gllthiii’d .fa ille s P ( i t i i " \ m i'l 11u i f , f lid i le Mrs. ilelel mid Mi* Middleton. at Ihi' Gvieilo Woniiili'a Club H l. ir e 'll and I lm * i I M .d p Miss Rose Levy left la,I week Thill silav liioriillig to well,,me I ll'll i* sjiet (a I in|l\ I '• *1 s ..... in111«* fm Nrw Yolk City where she M i a m i M is I i e"1 if i A \Y»»k Mr*. Hdt'i Hum, ntiilr Iircrihhfil wjll spend iilmut ftvn weeks. of tin* bVdrrnti'd (!IuIir. who n .ih fie ld 1*11*1 M l H p iii i'i Sk 1 lim a While there she will purrhase .Art CIuhh S|M»nH«rcd lu a (III*’ And ii vv4- a ii id l h«»d(»r«*il willi an informal Spring merchandise for the HollyHy Woman’s Club lifflnir Hnaek pillty hy tin- hiMinl m»*lnlu t r ilm t , til* he"j;ilifHm j *d flu fu n lth wood Shop*. this ns: "*-iutnm Kami nf tin' lint* ItuhvuiH 10:*llI iid>l yrm uf year M eu in m e m m at ed hv the An act i hi** for adult*, rupee . ritdp. Mb* Shclva Mnrrjsnp relurned tally beginner*, I* being spniianie l I T n f (‘ fu ll h n ilrir fm 11 h e rn hunuH n a in tfii: " f n s t r r r t in P h in ta tm n toi Dalton, Ou , Saturday after tlie Smifnril Won,all's Club ami f u lly ftire u rd ln l tliM U ig lin n l w ith K s ta d iv a fte r tin •***<i*»» ru- pie spending two weeks wllh Mrs Guy bv lu ** c * are aeheihiled to hegin | pniiiR ptt Id ", fe rn n ln l H ru z ilid n nit nt and "* w r lia ve '1 ..... . S* pp Wnrmurk al her home on Park esioiii. Those |nli-ii'*|i*d an- re - ■|M |> |iir h y Vtr.H T. \V I.u u lr n t nm l a n il S w ift lliiriil"*, Avenue Miss Mary Warmack re i|iii*teil to teb pln'io I.l:l:i W. Ai Mn Vi lli deep' i ft i Ih i d r i o i Iitiru r riM im iH lru , M r i tiirnerl to Georgia wllh her for an VI The inslructoi will In- Paul Hi< H <•« S m ith , M is . T I. I.in g n nm l ihiym In w eek* Mime n f ii exlrnderl visit. mg fniniln-* hn w lit III *1 si'll, who has atmlii'il art 111 Purl*, M i . C. M A iio , n f u n iM in il f»t' n itty »n4 Urn tlll'il III Ml put lull x rKi*Wd* I » ill *-1 in New York »t the Natioiiol Mrs \V. C. Hill returned y e sirr Aroilcmv of Design, nod the Ait le t i l l ' ! liih h *, 1*4*fit 1*1 f i I w ith i« Ilie ** e uf i i i i i lir lg lr Inn day from Slidell, La., where she Student*' f.eagiii, ami Milder ptl- lut ifu will 11* hi ri1114*, hum iMimlrd )»t f l *i til t In II h id lifu y i Ml " I he | has visited for utioiit two weeks vnti- ln*t 1in lor * incliiding George lb* htlHt' w llh |m|tiH«il l inn. ,\|| p I ill i -x V nuiiig th e m ss w 'li'M iu as the guest of Mr and Mrs W Billow*, one of tini'ili n'» out Hi iiH n f tliT u td liv t* n itm liiH » 1mi hack I hi | a| Ih ids < hat I* • A. Adams Mrs lldl also visited standing irtist*. S n e id it ’x, lld l M u ttlin *n I f 11« |*l* le d Ib t' u rrM llffiH iie d l. relatives in Bainhrldge and Cairo, Ini- M ild .* S ilire M r. I l l s' H I o te ri-d eom M m . Jo h n fT n u riu r, .Ir nm l M i * (in . before reluming home Nlhlnrk nlleriinlnl I IMnjnr f ■•'ill ge ,\ ptl p p t Ilai* im r e iiil a rt lit * w m k lo r* a p p e a rril I luirlfN T. gum* lu h it r ita tiu ii w ilh the \ iin y in m ost o f tin - n o tio n a l m ag n - ut t hr rnffri’ urn. The Count and Counlcsa Georges sin e *. He has e x h iliite il in tile N n ­ t.'iPRtR w r r r i r r r r h 'i l hy ( h r A ti I 'm i *■ nt M n itlg m n * i y . Via de Chilly of Paris, France, arrivnl tio m il A rn d e iu y o f A r t , w h e re to- I " * ’ id r n t n f Ihi* bn u l 1 Inh, Mr-4, i I Hi* w ife and . In til I i'll a' on Friday In ho the guest* nf Cant received p ris e * , it o 1 N i-w Y o ik JhimpR Curt In; the tpu'sl n f hnnnr, j w ith M i P afipas pn i « and Mrs John L. Chittenden, fnr A r i 'l i i t r r l t i r a l le a g u e . Ilo- N i'iv M i • K u r il; n m l the hpcmihI v le r and Mt In eph llm I a slioit visit rnruule to L'nllfnrnin Y o rk In d ep e n d e n t w in I* I A itlitx , tin - I ' m Ii I pm I, M m . liiiii p i l ’*jirs im . L'uiinless tie Chilly Is Ihe funner P lilliid e lp lib r S'' 'I ’ i i C e iite rim a t, T he * ti hit* i ha \ e I ivu n l l i r i L 'lit'ilr i n f liiMMH, M i Mrs Rli/alielh Munson Heaurrgnrd th e C u rc o ra u A r t G a lle ry In ff«ilpH Ail- tin -Smith, N a th u id l , th id i h-dnla v m Mu of Atlanta Ih g in n a l H im f u r , n m l M m . B I 1 nidi 1 I" he with t III II ei* W n liin g lo n , Ih e S o u th e rn A r t So Dr. Hleliard Mrrlwrllier of Mir mlnghuui. Ala.. Is visiting Ids lath er. C. J Meriwether and Mrs Meriwether Dr Meriwether is In lernlng nt Jefferson llrlmun this pilal in lliriningliam (4) RelnaiBa drundjr was n oa llonday; on what day Argentina. caliber.' Monday, Jan. It. PH2 r*c» J TIIE HANFORD HERALD Officers Arc Named Hlbisciis Talk Given By Magnolia Circle ' By Mrs. Dlckemm ■ PkaM IMS SANFORD • ORLANDO HIGHWAY •:> v :-,v hi,-,; ■Ua r. ,-T ------- • a 90B i ______ 2 - | i, | �-.-- cop Stetson Seeking Eighth Straight At Miami Tonito age Missing As New Smyrna Wins Seminole JVs Gain Second V i c t o r y , 31-28, From N«rv Smyrna Beach Hi Jimmy Smith Tops Seminole Scorers With H3 Markers Cimril Jimmy Smith took over By KKNTCHETI.AIN New Hinyrnn HIkIi Hflmol liuili-d the Seminole Individual enge lead total point* and uveruge limn the Seminole cuvur*’ two-game In tieruld Covington, after la-1 Fit winning ukeln with an upset 41- day night’* game with New Xmyr 40 victory Inn Friday nluht in the na, |,y 12 points to extend coastal town. A handicapped hi* total-coring to fid fin *1* game* tillCoIcry Fed i|iilnli't nlinnst won tho season, Smith pushed a hind -if Kamo with a 'i'l point splurge in Idle Covington with u IN', to tha final half hut Just rouhln't the Itt.'l average per game. ovarcome Now Hmyrnn’a seven The roy guard aim, took honor* point lead ut half time. ill ail nt he, depaltniont* having The Heminulcs Knlneil some sort sunk field gun)* and 12 elisilly of consolation when the Junior tosses.25 Covington is five basket* V anity hoapatars won their see- behind Smith uml trail* ond straight heatlnK the Hinyrnn liy only one fiee throw. the guard JV i ,11-28 In the Initial fray. Wise llaidin luooglit up Id* Tamorruar night the Seminole total points to 52 to tie Covington caiera will fare the undefeated for second pin e. Junior Melt* atata champa, the Daytona ranks third with 27 for a 112 aver­ Heath Keabreese five here in the age per game. Celery Fed gymnasium. The The Seminole varsity iiaintel Uenesmen put un n game fight lias tullied 211 points in six en In Daytona the last lime three counters for a 1(1.5 average. Th" wo teams played this year loa- Celery opponents httVO scored ng after three hey players 2118 In Fed these six titles for a 44.7 fouled out 57*33. o r 4 .2 p a in ts la -lt i-r til llll t ill! H r in lThe Celery Fed varsity's lead­ m du m f k i' k n t la ii. ing scorn , Gerald Covington, hit I 1*. l | 2. h u K*. M» to sing with the choir In Turnim H m ll Ii fi 3 ft* 1.1* f#:t • in ft' ft i i r.i in l 3" last Friday night so the Hctnlnim-ii <'i* V In »(ton in f.1 14 If iir tiln ii :*l lost with only four regulars hy Mi »; !* 17 »; j fin 1f rI • mere four points to New Smyr­ Mr f u l l I'l 1n i 1 i :t 21 Ilf 1 * na. Covington had a 10 plus aver- I Hi v Is ;# | 'll| l|f'J | :j ll »; age per game In rrorlnn tirnl lih 1IlliiK : • L T 17 1 f# replacements rould only tally W ithfiviip ll if n nn nr v 1 0 0 if 0 n 1 iy iikifiM tifi three markers all evening. II n if ll D Jh in in m t 1 Coach Fred Genas Inserted T*»l nl* fl l«T Iff J l. l 10 *4 Terry Cordell, n much smaller * l l r m t f r « I t i t s l r r man, in Covington's place arid suhatltutlon was not am-.piutc as the Only Five Quintets final score proved. Thu Celery Remain Undefeated Feds got off on the wrong foot tallying only four murker* in the first period while Smyrna dumped NEW YUIIK Except for Ihe III III. Jimmy Smith, the cnl-lllui Pacific ('ou*l Conference and the guard, paced tha Hunford second Ivy longue. Ihe college huskelhull ousrtcr attack with seven of the circuits have been going according 14 points scored while Smyrna to form lagged with 12. Tills still gave thu Only five rnnlnr team* remain coastal engrrs a seven point mar­ nn Ihe unbeaten list gin at the halftime Intermission. So far the |M,wers have been jmw The Celery Fed* outsrored erful and the palsies have iii-eu New Smyrna In the last two rolling over and playing dead in periods, nut this wasn’t suffi­ must sections cient. I.anky Wise ITurdln, who On Ihe Pacific Const, Stanford, wan held sorreles* In the first Ihe pre season favorite, I* riding half, came to life In the last along in second place In the South Iwu ouarlrr* In n desperate ef­ ern Division with two lieulingN In fort to give Hanford the go me. (lie Northern Division, Washington, Wise hit for Iwn points In tho which was figured ns Ihe logleni third quarter and right mark- champion, also Is In second place era in tha final period to give with one defeat. . 10 for the evening's ef­ Stanford's murk Is 12 3 and fort. *v * Washlngtan's 12 2. Meanwhile, how­ Smith was held to three murk- ever, Oregon heads Hie Northern r» In the la st-half hut his ninu section and UCLA the Southern In thu Ivy Dengue, It appears or the Initial half gnvu him tlm Celery Fad's high scoring honor Dial JJult-ndlnu Champion Colum­ for tho game with 12. bia Is going In find the going tough W an cil McCall, the lelmimd The Dions had lost tlireo games specialists, fouled out us did suh before they started lup operation* lllnk Itlnkuvage for the Seminole*. and were promptly plastered wllh Heynolds paced thu Celery Fed a (18 115 defeat by Cornell Saturday JVs to victory with a ln-polnt night Penn was known to lie the hlg barrage, Varsity threat to the Dions und the (pink assturil VKm r it l*r *I‘M ers have been coining lliriuigh In M k ’a i i, r t Pi.nl, II, f 4 I (me style They're lied with Prince i Will,lostiri. f a .1 0 ton fur the lend. tlurilln, ii . u • III Hut the others — the Big Ten. Mslls. h a 4 & Hlg Seven, Southwest, Southern, ItlnWsvsgs, m i ft 5 Hmlili, a . * 4 IS Hoiilhenslern, Missouri Valley and JIlaniiuin, U iim i 111, ak n 0 V U Skyline — all urc following ih<> T*l ‘ ... T»W» 14 u 911 III form chart, Me* !* » *r e m rre e H u P c II'l »*r Hslinaer, I. . . . . 7 Thu Hlg Ten housls two of Ihe s i 1? H I. J o h n , f ... .0 II i ii major unbealens - Illinois and IMIn, f | i • i Iowa. The others are Kansas, DuJ « rr. v i i * ; H ew n, * . .. | 4 4 in niiesne and St. Ilimavenluro — und 1 4 10 they share the league lead with j « # t e .... in II » *m II marks of 34). Their season's rec­ M n fn r il i it in i i -III N e w M m y rii* ll n 1 t l —44 ords are lo o. r r » « T h ro w n M lm m ili Him in font Airf a l l I , l l a n l l n 4. M H l» , John tJu im -V Adam*, sixth Jew H m y rn s — K t l l ii x n r pruHidunt of tin 'lilt Uolti-d Ktntux, wax l.urn July II, 171)7, at Braintree, Mass. { ? DECANI) (Special)—The Stetson Mi-Hatters, seeking their eighth consecutive win of the season, will meet the University of Miami Hur­ ricanes nl Coral (fables tonight. Tho III Hallers have scored an average of sllgblly less than fit) point* * game this ■eason in defouling Florida Southern. Suwunce, Vale Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ tion. Mercer (two games) ami Uni­ versity nl Tampa. The Hl-Huttcrs dioppeil the first game of the seu son to the Florida Util urn. In Ihe first seven gomes, the IllHatters hit 32 per cent of their field goals and 5H per cent of free throw* The Stetson team hus scor­ ed 550 polltl* III eight gullies to 477 for opponents. The highest score of Ihe season wu* 07 agalnsl Hunance. while the Tiger* were ruck­ ing up ;>D points. I In a nl Jim Tuvtnicre, of Cluster, N J . i* high point mun for the (ireen and White with to point*, ------------- iadded I J illlllc U " v * ~T"" 4'V ^ "f « *">' ; ■<y*‘ 4 ‘ .■t * *I P..V leased with the report of John ••rider. Chamber of Commerce baseball chairman, that the City Commission has agreed to go along "In spirit" with tne local club In providing light* and ground malnenace. Mr. Field promised to appoint commlteo's (o work on udvunce and regular ticket salei somcllme thia week. By VERNON BUTLER Associated Pres* Hporta Writer To tha surprise of almost no* body, the Kentucky Wildcat* and Vanderbilt's Commodore* navo taken over the Southeastern Con­ ference basketball tr.p spots. Ihl* MIAMI uiv-NIne games are on week’s busy program, IMng the state college basketball sched­ launched tonight, promises no ule for this week, starting with change in the setup. Vandy. in the lead by half a Stetson playing In Mlsml tPiil“M Florida State plays Tampa at game ofter disposing of LouUwns Tampa Tuesday and tho Seminole* Statu and Auburn lis t week, Is go ta Lakeland for a game with bqavily favored to breeie past Ala­ Florida Southern Wednesday while bama tonight and Florida next Florida plays Georgia that night Saturday. In Athens. After knocking upst«rt “'lorlda On Frlduy Mercer plays Rollins from Ihe lead, Kentucky movea at Winter Park and Tampa Is at against feeble Georgia tonight 4t Miami. Mercer plays Florida Louisville and also rates a * p d Southern at Dakcland Saturday, edge over Tennessee Saturday^ Vanderbilt Is at Florida and GeorTho Commodores and Wildcats la State Teachers at Florida disdained SEC appearances until late. the season was well under way Miami's Sy Chadroff rolled up and watched L. S. U. and Auburn, 44 points In a single game last than Mississippi State and Florida, week against Florida Southern to tom to short-lived prominence. break Mackey MacDonald’i Mia­ The experts who picked Ken­ mi and Florida scoring m ark of and Vanderbilt to finish one37 (or one game. Chadroff also aet tucky can breathe easier (If they a new national high far a single two game In college basketball thia were ever worried). Auburn excited all hands by «Jnneiton* Chadmlf’s feat enabled Miami nine Its first nine games with tfu r to whip Florida southern by 1M-43. sophomores In ihe starting lineup, In other games last week, Ken­ but the Pialnamen have now tucky thrashed Florida, 99-33; Tam­ dropped their last five and will pa trimmed Rollins, 87 U, and Stet­ be underdog twice this week— againat Mississippi State Friday son outscored Tampa, 13-11. Chadroff leads Iho state scorers and Mississippi Saturday. L. S. U., although dangerous with 218. followed by Tampa's George Monts with 211 and Tam­ with high-scoring Bob Fcttlt and pa's Harry Rryan with 183. Joe Dean, haa dropped three cohfercncc games and has sunk to them In place of Han Antonio. a 2-3 SEC record. The Bengal* Toronto fa HI. Douia’ triple A figure to better their station ghis farm team In the International week, however, being g l v e ^ a Deague. Currently tha Maple alight nod over Mississippi State Deafs are training In dlalant tonight and rating a decisive edge over Georgia Saturday. Furl Dauderdale. w ith the or league team, headed by pu rubMississippi State learned some Belly-minded Bill Veeck, and a of the facts of Ufa last week from Canadian team holding their Mississippi and Tulane. The two aprlng operations In Hanford conference defeats dropped them there i* no limit to the amount to fifth in tho league reckoning. of publicity we could receive Paul Gregory's Maroons see a throughout Canada and the Un­ good chance to return to the vic­ ited Stales. These of course are tory column over Auburn Friday. remote considerations which will Florida should rebound frorr J t s he left for lime to determine. embarrassing defeat by Kentucky One thing i* certain, If Has and take poor old Georgia Wednes­ Antonio comes here In March, day before falling again (0 sea­ Hnnford will stand to benefit In soned Vanderbilt. For what it's two way*. As one local merchant worth, tho young Gators still have bus pointed out, Hanford will get (he best all-games record (lb-1) 113,000 from the Missions' stay in Ihe conference. through sale* of goods to tha Definitely on Iho upgrade after players, scouts, wives and sport*- losing four straight Christmas Hol­ wrilcr*. Then the city will bene­ iday games, Tulane rests until fit u ii n 10-cent tax f o r every Saturday when the Grecnics ex­ patron witnessing an exhibition pect little trouble from lost-place game in the new xtadlcm. This Georgia. doesn't take into account the pub­ Pleven of thia week's 12 games licity Hunfonl will receive from the sportswrlters' columns and are conference clashes. Tho lone sturles with a Hunford datellnii exception is Alabama's Saturday . . . finis. breather with Florence Teachera. State Cage Teams Play In 9 Games On Week’s Card «t Tlie Sanford Basel,all Association took steps to secure the Sanford franchise In the Florida Slate U-ague from the New Vork (Hants Friday night at its City Hall meet­ ing Sccrelury Miss Maude Hamsey will write a teller to the (Hants tequesling the transfer of the fran­ chise from New York to Sanford. When the franchise Is In Ihe Imiids of Ihe local baseball nssorltitiiin. then Ihe Hanford association will In an official member of Ihe FSI, Joel Field, president of Ihe association, stated that no further meetings will he railed unlit the franchise Is in "our hands." This will only be a mailer of days, he § l.l l d .C t (liks*K *1 UM i MTVm) Trad* H i r | • M i # . Iw I (I- i. faft oA*e* ona la the dryness. While tha sun may be down, it I* herd for en athlete lu work up the necessary sweat to get Into condition. This Is the complaint Bob Feller haa expressed every spring the Indian* trained in Arisons. Onu of tho unfortunate aspects about Flurldu Is the lack of suf­ ficient facilities to nccommodato the rcmelnimr six major leugue clubs. The White Sox wanted to cumo to Flurldu two years ngo hut no town or city lu the itate couhl provide them the same ade­ quate park and accomodation* as they had In Pasadena, so they continued their contract there. With a fine new park hero, Han­ ford looms as uii ideal *et op. We are also only a shuit distance to th« larger cities where other big league team* tin In und draw big crowds. If tho drowns were to train here In 1052, they could off-set the smaller crowd* thnt they might have to nluy to In Hunford by lower travel expenses playing club* mud, closer to their Imse. Also the Brownie* would compcn* i K 1 ‘ In in ■ ‘larger towns such by playing as Tampa and Ht. Petersburg. Con*Sderlng another If, Han­ ford now ha* two good fields to offer Ihe Brownies, or nny other tesm that in lx hi wont to rame here In 19.V1 to train. This would lesve Ihe door open for both the Drowns and .Millions to train In Hanford for 19.13. A likelihood, should the Brownies come to Hanford, would be that they would bring Toronto with ( 1-11 IS ) * 11. TONIGHTS ENTRIES t - I IIS T II V i i : — h a t i i r l i x N .-lllu M a y, M ia m i U u n lm ii,, H 11*| . r f , lli.- y A m t/, I I , ta li, r, H t 11 It I, llia m a 'i. n u t , f . ln l, * H.-li, NIU O V II II Vi I.— V Ia il,a M ils HIM T t.iU i.I. r, 111,,.,. 1, II 1111, ., il.J ila a , I [a .1..it,la , * ‘I iii . ii I t l i i a , J.iu .1 H ia.t, A ru H lilltt,.* ■i'l* 11 * i i n v t i : — a . io ih s M il* >'-•■> 1111 > Ita l.y , li. - lt a I I 11I 11. Itn lfi* m a n, I'a n li... I,a il, I'a ll M<- M a ita m , M aiati- T , I'aiMy-M Mahi-, K u rin A ll K m i m i 11 v k i :— n / i n i h * m i i * k >.i i i m u ,nl* r ‘>< A. ,-. H l.iii,, c , „ * | i« r , M a ll, X . ,M > T r a in . M . i 'a i l . n H ilr 1 I 1111 N V» K w i -,-1 T . - i n i i . i , l u i n r Ii. I....I I l l - I l l 11 v k i ;— a m u , , u u ,. Itm M y l l l l. iy , .la y ..tin . H ilti Kam -, H u l.m a i III,J ill, llii,|i., | M .ittli, llll|t|.V IJ v n l . Mu i l i a lllu .s i v r i i 11 v k i ;— ,v i n n , , v m * I . n i l * ’■'.mi ll. I l . a n l y , 111( 1, A n t lin r T r u n in . I . in l.m , K n r n k lil. H a lly '* K an. M ia m i H ay, I ’n tiia i. s i : v i ; v n i i i v r u — rv /m ih s v u ir ( lu ll V V .ili.i-r, V tlln K n k m - i. I i , H in d i* ,V. J t-w s c * T a m ili, l.a ily lla r ita n , ll'» l l r . n l . H a lly ilr n n . l, I 'r r lln s . m n i r r i i ii v k i— v /m m , u u * T i. t t . u i, N a tih .- r n I in ti, H m ilti I 'lii- ir ii', 8 an. 1i Mu, 1111nr, J iit-lt 1‘u rk . K * l l H ly ln , lln u .t i H ill,- . K m |n ,n V I V T I I n VI l:— n l i l i l i s M il* lla n n y ’N ,v il* ia k * . H an liu u ls y , n u ll l l - r Hal | ir l* i'. l, U ln a May, .VI ,M l* . I.n n n y K lm r t, I I ' h M a n la a .i, a 0 0 MOTHER'S U n U HELPER ig " n i s t k i i IK V ID — a / i a ib s m i i * K n r r s l * r , HI y in K ill., M ill VVIlut, 5 'i u til, K a li- n m l K ln y ir , I t l r l i u i i l Muss, N v n a ta r l l l t n l i l * , lla lit lli- n r y 1926 Typical Hama lltctric •arvicM T H IN I •?au4 U /u fa it. <L r iM f 2h ...is her BIGGEST help iwY)^2. Typical Horn# llactric ■•rvicas N O W I ^GQcItjKita- • Coe4v»»^* Smyrna"!* "r"r* ; Ml,n,,,rrt 1*i Now M/a a I u "Wlldlif Florida, ...furthermore, Retidy Kilowatt's average hourly w»gg for helping with homework !■ jual about halfwhai |g was when his Company afarted In buiineas. But ftp from complaining, Reddy la hard it wotfc, building new power plants, stringing new iine*,.,io he can do men •rwff mere chom for mure and more people In I|gt>growJng Florida I n to iho special fund will to provide protection for t o x r i i M to improve Legal Notice k *- • , HCUlf, CiuUUAL^ ’fOrfi*'ftiiAH3ti»vo • Vum dj _ Oeyarnor Puller W arren has pro, the week of Mar. 18 Greyhound Gut h on the air Ionite over WO10 at 4:10 with ell iho 'dopo' an the dost at the Oriondolanfofd Ktnntl Ckjfc. ; » 1w Over Basketball Lead In SEC Hr KENT ClIETDAIN The baseball picture In Sanford hangs in the balance of the Sun Antonio Mission’s decision wheth­ er to train here this spring or not. If the Mission* >lu, then the pos­ sibilities lor the baseball are un­ limited. if Han Antonio stamps Its appioval uu Hanford after train­ ing here, then likely enough it might Influence the declslun of the parent club, the 8t. Douis Drowns, to move Its 11)52 train­ ing operations to this city. This is a distlact possibility since ll la ronttdnl by the Hrownla farm director, Jim MrDaughlln, that HI. Douis Is casting around for a new spring (raining ramp, praferably In Florida, wbera Ikef a a r t al­ ready 10 major leagne teams and one of ll* farm clubn now training. Currently Ihe llrown* knve a lie-up with Burbank, Calif., bat they bare not re­ newed their coatrael far I0SS. One of the dlaadvanUgen In this West Ceasl base la the lack of abundant aiaior legane teams to play, Aaeihar liability la Ihe great distance between tha few leama la California and Arlaoha and eapenae Involved and tima lost traveling, This spring there will ha only three teams In California and three In Arisona. Desert mileage batween the moet remote camps runs over COO mlk-e. In California tho Chicago White Box will train In Pasadena, the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates In Han llernandlno and thu Drowns In Hurbank. In Arisona tha Chicago Cubs will be a t Mesa (suburb of Phoenix), the New York (Dante In Phoentx and the Cleveland Indians in Tuceun. One of the complaints most teams give In trsinlng in those two western (tales is the bod wuather in March. California baa had freeslng temperatnres many weeha whan warm weather wee neceeaary to limber the light muscle* of the athletes. Having lived in Aris­ ona. I know the sever# winds of Marrh can delay training operations many days. Another bad aspect of training In Aria- v Y-* •» »»*>. GREYHOUND amrraa iirni o h n a im , t .tfV , UMM'rgWfifW*' Suiford Baseball Club Asks Return T he Sports M f COOK OOf*' tMVUH • v t t i p U P ..K H ft J U * Of FSL Franchise Register ftW KP 'IUHJM' tW tkL CHL DOM »T Association D e c i d e s To Conduct Contest rr" 5For Team’s Name Since the (Hants have abandoned Hanford they have been holding the franchise until a local club was formed to request It back. Now u Sanford baseball aasoclatlon S YIJ IID W NIGHT'S r e s u l t s that Is already organised. It la merely 1 IIIn r II U 'l^l'H lH rlO Timet t t h i.il. i ft 2w I *n 3 in a formality for Ihe franchise trans­ 2 rityl* «sir I I 1 in fer. n | tlii** HhiK 3 10 The Association also decided to m i H i M t i i A t t ;— v. i i t t i i * m i i ** conduct a contest among the fans 11in ft :t'i, I to re-name the Sanford cluh. The lllmf I lit I r l l i i l k f llw iililr t •. K«lr Tc«l l*.4n Mm 7 nn (Hants' name will be dropped and l iSrk«|s!•11•• * '•» 1in l 11a«iniy l*r*rn It in (be old label of Celery reda was vetoed Details for the contest will in iii it n%ri;—a. mi Hu mii# ' l l i i i r i :M.:t be Ironed out by Marian Herman, ll. n a l l l n l l l l n l h iltM iU lr l r. w iiiii* a nkI* i n n no n u t I oo nubile relation* director, and the i H|sI«m*Ii i I nn U ii Herald s|Hirts editor and Ihe results .1 •,. *j -1•ii Hit iii In 2 ,tin reported at Ihe next meeting. ijn if ili'lu | m so The baseball group discussed 11A11,V MH Ii u ; I*tilr T. hI a plun* for the sale of sign space on u n i t s \114?i»*ik p t i . i r u mi • I I I ll I II II % IT ‘a— ^ M lM r llr Ihe outfield fences and price of t ih im m i 3 fi.il>) K limutf ft mi i in 3 3« tickets but nothing concrete was i Ml** « .«ii»i Ann ft in i hi decided on. The Association was ft 111<*«f t*r 4no •visiIi 1*1.1 ii |.rc 4u of slightly belter than 17 points a I I I I II I I %« i — .# I t ill. * M il# Tlmn .uii game I 7 lu I in 3 in Tuvenlere Is playiug Ills third ii K iir r h t N n lb s ti 11 I ' l h H'l it \N pm \ v ln t r h u t • i(') year at Stetson. Ills first, he was I f * 5 | f I JMitl, selected on Ihe All-Florida team l l l i i v k i ;— v. Ifllh o H i l r us center Dost year, he was hon­ i In#(*i ;i *j .2 1* 4- Iv t ii 37 in I i nn 7 4*i orable mention at farword. • i. tl VA♦*y fla y ft no .1 10 Tavcnlcrc has most points scored Itt-*" f* T r «»11141«T .1 in In any game by a .Stetson player f j ti h il t'lii Ml 7 f |I VI ft I* (21 agalnsl Yale), most free throws r II M 41 I1.•—:T l l l l f i t a M ill«*•:%• IT t.tr , :u ,11 scored In a game (1U against Yale) H#*iim 1**l ' ’f.lllltM i i in 12 in ft and most free throws attempted K it it-i it W Mu Id 4 jn 1 ftn 1*11*1V t I'lli l l y 4 2n (14 against Yale). ' i n i n i Ki.i i f - f t * • u i; ii The team left Dcland yesterday I l f . i n I I l l t n : — A H llliw M ills for Miami and will return tomor i i . h * i IJ ,;l Athletic Dlfrcctor Hrsdy f in f i l l Ii* JO 2n lu ID ft 3*1 row1Y,*|*i II U un .1 HU Cowell Is In charge of Ihe trip and 1 i l f . i l ll 1 1 ft II Conch Jay I’atlee will be In charge 'ilM Itk 11ll 1 t - N, |n n r,n Iof Hie leant. % l\ lie i i v k i :— .v IfMbo M il# T lifir t :ii J i Cout h Putter Is expected to start * ',1 »>l i- ** Fit - t 1 1L ii- R In f nn f Mil -Jim Carlin und Dick Itolnklng ai Hi .1 M ill •i» y 7 fin ft n*i These two sharpshoot­ w n n . t II CHI 3 fin forward* H im « III IS *1 1Jft Iin ers scored M (mint* against Tsuii • *N l II | | A 4 I J— ■ I I I H I ' I H U M P pu. Shanks Hansel probably will :mn T lM in start ut renter and Tavcnlere and 1 My K y I In bn lid 5 f'.li | O H 2 I ih I i -'m U lr l >.1(1 ?i nil Jack oksnec at guards. I M i r is - M litii 4. HI Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club entries ^ rW P iia d (th* «A£ CtHdaiMwao-f HewtC VvtduJjJUvL 4«)wC �t*S JuRLKHS BENEFITS TAl.I.AII ASSKE (Uprcinli — During Die week ending Jnminry •I, llie Unemployment Competisatiun Division nt ihe Muiuiii Industilal Commiseluli paid 4,001 recipient* a total of $X(l,03l».UO, or individual check* in the amount of 4 IN.20. For the same pelImt ill llifil, 41110,787 wu* paid out, mid for the week ending Decemhei fil.'i.tHII. the- next two week*, known a* " cIkuc inamifuclotei'* inventory week" may *ee ineii.i*i- in week!) pitymerit* mile** increased employ Im nt in t h e eilm* parking and cunning imlu*tne* take* up t h e ■llll k. the t liemplov nielli Itcsrrv, Seminole County’s Most Experienced Automobile Dealership WE RENT- CARS -WE STORE C mill U et'e in iiet .1 1 . ' II IK ill STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. C H IR O P R A C T O R 11011US !l to 12— 2 to S 305 Atlantic Hank Building Phone 755 0PT0M KT K 1ST 113 MagmiHg WANI Phone 513 A ( l RI AI N OR HR A N D Of PROUUU O URVlit i AUlHORl/tO Srrv In* Since tost I'h o n e 200 OZARK IKE (iott« THE 8ANF0RD HERALD .Monday, Jan. I t, 1052 Pag* S Blind Co. tfndsr New .Management • Flualttm Blind*— To Fit Any Hlea Window Plaalle Tap* Phone 1131-W PAPA RAPETTI SPACHETTI N m Imi .1 lu fn |*. It. < i,u«»:u H D N u tn Y o u ’ ll f i n d w l n t r c f o b u y it i n tin * (UUH i i u p h O n i m u t r To r y '? f e ( ( a c v 'P a y c s i %t la te r P a rk llla k e v a y Mia 11fff IT -IS DR. H. K. RING W H IS K E Y W IN E - RUM - MW ★ ★ N I C K ’S Plea*e call for appointment Phone 1752—1715 ★ P A C K A G E ★ S T O R E 11 0 S a n f o r d A v rn u t In addition to tin* sehmds plant lot; the*e seedling*. iiihIi , olio I* me expeeted to holt • penal plunlitikt* with *....Ihng<>f \ a lion* kind* ohtained fioni local *mirce*. <'milter *aid Athol Mat in Floiidn a l*o would tie widely oh • c i t e d try w o m e n * d u l l * , pi ll de ll chit.*, ii in| ii i h c t o r p a n i / m t i o u * C H IR O P R A C T O R G IN file s e e d l i n g * h a v e b e e n g i v e n l>> t h e F l o r i d a F u i e s l S e r v i c e a* pan o f it* p i n g i n m o f e n c o i i r a g i n g p u h l i e p l a n t illy; o f v o m it; pine* Anlhoriird - DR. II. MeLAULIN re- I' V1.1,A II ASSKE (Special 1 Aloie than Kill «chmd* will plant •hl*ll pllle seedlings in oltselv HltC" ot Arhnr May Friday, Jan. IS, nccoidlup tn State Forester C II I'oiilli i. Always See F lrn t S tr e e t n t S a n fo rd A v en u e a* ported li> the It, S. Ticnsniy •>nd a eredit huluncv of 4 77,341.IKH. 13 and a enu*iderntde lllciea<e nvei llcceiuhcr 'll, IP,'ill Win n tin hiilnlii'e War $73,1011, O-'N.tt.H 'The Inlnl helieflt* to ueeinptoyed worker* the pa*| yon wa* 4 I32.00, a* mm pared to $7.0:1'. .082.NO the vein ending Ih'eeinher tit, liiriti. In .Seminole i ouruy ;io unern ployed workei* Iet c iveil $63 I Whatever Your Automotive Needs rtiilct hum, DR. L. T. DOSS NOTICE TO CltEMITOHS vl,l. I'CUmuN’s nnt.lil.Mi lilt.Ut VMAINST Kl.r 'Vie V SPA UKMAN, sit m,- ItKiJPliSTFH TO Tl It.N* SAMP nvr.’lt Tn t> K, Mi Sal*, Hif*n*te» * « Pi-tilt lliireiitl wkt It Iik Id d,i>** ft.tin ilule *o IhUl t liev tit-i > Id* Ii'.uUiii Ifil IFOYD S. SPAItKMAN, SH. W X R i8 V 0 9 l lis t* 1— Ural Fi*lnle For Sale —3 10— llu*lnr** Upporlitnllira —IU OltANliF lillOVKS. II neie.*, .Ill AIIF Ytfll looking for an income T nciea lukefiinit, eiop, etpdp See Apt. IIIiIk. ut *211 So, Volu* inriil, *np|die*. tiood mom. »m. tiinnge City. One a p a rt­ ment completed. Veruur llaMeu. I17.MN) 5 III M l IN I <M ItT Ml t ill .ii m u : . « i : >ii>in,i*. M il > 1 1 A ll. M illVIANN. Illlllh F it Sill'.MAN flen.tr Shop fur Sul* P m H csu lls i %r i : mi r i. m i i m %. 27511 So. Park I’h. WH liecau-e iif illne*i. Cuntai'l awnIN rilMlINII.. Tka (nlliiafHK ralaa applf fa |N ».t Till IS I \ l l i -I 2 H F IH lO ll.M h .'iu e ilfilM I, ru s h , n . Mil* K. Atli^St. m il \% uni l«li iiuMlakfftl la Tlia vt me<; \ i; i i m 11 i l11n take up pnvilieul* Jfil.HII per Ml **nufur«l lluralifs 12— SPHCIAI SEP VILFS —11 mniilh k’fiak S. Palmctlo. TM III W 11IIH II II \ I IMS II t« > I I (ittif I k pft liar taafftlaa NW V PEIISIINNKI. N »>t I* hr pl.t H i t t It t liter lilt ;| itiora IGr i*rt lltir iMPtlloi Machine* repaired. We 11nve *everill nice home* 1lint WASIIINli I" I I | ti<iiu l,te* lit*-I*If 11 III-* fttr.ll <1 iliitra Hr |wr Mar Imim IIuh l*|" 1* t* \«If11ff| •*•I i 111.i -if I 11f t * (Jun k, economical service. Work tile ullcudy financed al low lie ill lliiir* «fr |irr Mur liiarvf hm to*. -1 Nl.i r g | . . 4 M ,1*1 | w .li. tfita ran teed. Call U2K-M. tere*t I town (inyment* *tinl al 'I'll Midi lit 1*IPtr |ll Mlloll ft*I ."Ii* |»rr Mnr fur Irurljr fiiufrarf JFlMi Solve your rent lug pooh NEW H OOKS .llMurad to f 1'' *1 'tht h h nr it till Mui T tin- Vt| ll M tr uufitr M * it»r Mnr. I*I*I' M In Mm | ft,ti*«*,i l>|• I |,|N lent imlav ’ Iltntltlr rulr l**r Llnrk fair raps. fretiuo. Old floors mavis like p!|- •t ■•*!* * Kill t 1UiIm*' ■-( Slllll SEM IM il.E III-: \1 .1 f ft* * • * 1*11» | «I-I i i>*| tit* ,11) new. Finishing, .leaning A wa* FI2II Mac mil In \te . Phone 27 *1-5* ' I '>'*',111 I 1 f•at t | *| •I ••V,1l lug. Portable power plant, H »tf Milt -aTl*I *■■ *1Mil'll itl«t ImH lls I ‘ lean l " l * m i p a v e il *t a ll n td m years n ip rrirnra In Semiaal# At! llll I'll- It dl >'I , f I IM- **taI<|ilIt- It I H ie * ; I ’ llie , p a lm & m n ily r" el! .Mil M I• I I V tl* ) kINt'll IIn Nltiitt lili mill kr arrrptt*l County, U. M. Ulaatoa, Labs M 'l, .1. . » I mi i .1% NM !*• iitrr I hr fplriihttiir MM «ir»**live* O n e M .n k fr o m ,!2nd .V Mare •iriuitltitu I'hflhtr If >«»ur UHtiw la Ile*• (•*t I. I »*M«|I I.H I 'a i k \ v . **26il. to | i n o A l> ViltMlit-i i iifm r i fit llalril In Ihr lrIritliuiir litiuk, lu lloM E Indiveiy, fuel Oil—Kero­ I'nll..... I ini Pink At> irftiru for Ihlw n*-ru»iMiii*ilail«a ................. I M-Mki.it. I \| sene Cull 11130. Thrifty Ser­ iltr utlirMlarr l« n|»rrfr*l Mi pat 1*t I V ii*‘i *.1- *11 HOMK M1TII i m o m i : I*rurn§»f I»* l« •irifrr fur t»« *'» To the di'etiinimitiou l.nyei we vice Slut ion. rriiilrr (hr brni iittwallilr a rttlrr. tiff.t one of Slllifoiir fine*! OKI.ANIK) Morning Sentinel, Or­ Nil ll (INI %4a mtiaf hr 111 «tir ttflh-r m* fk« ilny hrfwrr i»ubMhome-. Tloee heilronm* ahonlando Evening Star. Call ltuJph • it fInn. with eve, v ollici deal,nl.te feu Its*V. IlflA-J. _ I'lrnir iiullfy 11* liuiiirtliiilr Iy line, pin* apartment in ...... PI.F.M IIINO It it ii rrn*r ******r« lu j mir nilwith permanent tenant Ftmnic- Co'itnict nmt repair work. Free Ur ruu nut hr rr*i»tm*Mi|r fur ed liy owner. imirr ffiuu aur luiurrrrf laarrestimate. K. I,. Harvey, 204 SIvMINUl.i: IlKAI IA llua, Hanford Ave. I'hnne IH2R;__ ^ l2 l^ _ M jijjn o lln \ve. Phone 27 For couithv and htonchlll* due to cotdt I.AWN.MOWEKH Hitarpenud, ~Elyou can now gel CicomuUUin vprci.rllv ryelcs repairedf teak and kay 3— AIITICI.KS F u ll SAFE —, gtcp.tird for I Ioldten m a new pink wutk. Prompt service. II. W. and Hue package and he tur«: Hhunigu. 3111 K. 41h Ht. Tt'X El HI FEEDS Complete line. ( t) Vonr child will like it. Iluitf’i Tax.do Feed Store. H l’NviltY for home new*? Cali 12) ll coal.on* only calc, proven I4H ntnl trsk Cireulatiuii to lend ingicdirnlv I'll I El i Slllt I Ml’ Ilium*) "Ih e y o I lie Sanford Herald while ( t) ll coat.on* no ii.ticoltvi lo die |l. *1 Slit imp on Fat Ih" al limn -1 FTIH IlKN I i— o n vacation lull* lluloic'c piiKrvtc* e t’*, :i2l E. 1*1 St. (4) ll will aid ii.iIiiic lo WHitllC and M inin I nire couple In real nice MA YN AIt I PS Flench An* \F F IVPEH llullilnxrr work A heal luw. lender, mll.imcd llnoal unJ Iteusonuhle Itutes Free Esti­ lath Si Chicken and Shtimp in apt. " i i pel mauelil l»a*i*. I'laee I'roncln.ii imnihialU'*. time ichcviiig mate*, Hpieader Service, Finn* Ita.k.l 76c. Coffee fi, \ || fn i i* iiid in a n d ehi'k-m* Nic<* Ihe cough and piomiilmg led and an 1 llolonille and EertilUer. meal I ill my in Haodmigi'l* ill al foi i ip'lit p» "pie I'hone -leap Ack Im < icoiiiiiImoii lot ( tnl Car pettier A tiracey, Pilot,, i io.ed Sunday -I I 1 dicn til the pink and Mac package i ion \t ,,r atm I 11 >P tjl' Al FI Y Nov I A- I ioi|.li llh A I K l > h e 'll " " in * i" at It in I tv. m anges, white A pink Mui*h F. I HIFL Plano Teehuicianhom e M in i* n p ti'O '.il Photo I'hone (Hi *V. Itoute 1, Han­ See.lle-*- grapefruit i I .’a, lm*hel •d il ll F O R C H IL D R E N ford. I'aekeil foi -topnotit. *2no M o l IF. ItN f in n i'h e il id . h e n e ll. uOtiti (tafki, Ckttl Caldi. it.lt ltta<kllli Fled W Hall phtuto lilltl-j, CAItl’EN l Elt WOBK ii|iin trn c iit S lu u ih e . h in d I ’m itt Adv. 11 PEW It IFF It. I'lnleiwooil St <t)i 11 Fm igiiirk te|m ir jolis, or sntall h iitliw n y 17 and 111', SindH t ' l l v hiiihliog, Cull Jtln 1I42-M-4. aid Pint l.ike new *126 111) lim it . . Itoniu 1117 Sanford Ulnntir No CABINETS, Counters, Cupbuurds. 5 HIM IM S . h n lh . A d d lied p n ie llc *. ttonal Hank. C. Vail, Woodworking. 012 San­ iiiif m ills li.-il l i l t i n g ' \ 1111It * , no ford Aveilin'. Phone 1413-J. l o t * L'L’ Itt I ’a l l u i t l " \v e HE Fit l(i Kit AToft o' O Nmgei all pun . lain, apt ue fm ju*t KA UFAToltS Cleaned and re.MllIlKllN II loom lnin**hed fnil.tHI. Con l.e -e ll at Sanf.oil paited. Cohen Itudialor Shop opallmelil M'lillt* Pilvole hula Elecfrle Co, I Iti .Magmdin \v. , 21 m East .'ltd. Sliei't. Phono ‘.’.'lull Mellonville Siinfotd. A5II-W. KI.l/S Office S 11p 1.1y t ’o. - 3 PltW WANTEI1 2— Cush lleginler I'nper. MISS MAX IE ENT, FISH Thare’t no lubililula for MOSS PICK F its lo . I. Ml thick Ft'I.I.E It llruslie* and t osntelie*. llond engraving on silverware, watches. Inn.'Id * and name caroful driving Neither oak grove fm mo** Call Allied Call Mary M< hiven. ,‘IUII Pail, plates. 112 F 2nd. I'll. I37H-J. Pluiim Hint. Flit* at f,77 \V or I*n7 W .*i "i il core a lubvhlule lor 1627. TWlI UNIT Eleeltic Hotplate. Complete uulumobile ire NOTICE t'seil two months 611) Palmetto. El.OEM.V man deaiie* loom fm turonce. You provido three month* fuoo*hcd, *»r F oil SAFE: II ft Seminole Ituu- Income tax i etui ns prepured. 11 mi P|i W111in in IF Murruy. ihe inforinatiori we need ptlilly fillui*hed. I’|i'a*e dew.'lihc ahoul with lenmle cotiliol.*, I l l ) Celei v A v e. naming pi lee pel month It. fe, windshield and .Tl'u 111*. Si..... and wall provide llm enee* if necessary. Witte II"* SI'E l'l \I.S lour Kvliirude, llifil* Model. Kx police) lor foil protec­ \Y Z c o Herald. tsIrcKlo* Siding It un, see Hi. Sllshy. tion, You cun do il by A t l 'rule $13 per Si|. Why ‘V Worry? Anil Ft cere, VoluKrai Esliila For Sale J— I! Ci.ol, f '.lot) Sq. phana if you want. tile typ type IHe ipit. I 60 gnl. Pelnl. I'er210 lh. A'l'lmlt Shingle $H.50 IMIllll'lll type Foil out 3.76 1.76 gill, We have new house* and liOOO Cor. Fit si & Elm, Jones' Tire Atipllol hy Experts old hmisii* avatltihle with im S hop, Phone i.ttH. mi'dlate possession, in one, two EI.KCTIIIC Itmige I Hot point) AGENCY = = SELUKirY FI MIIEK & arid three liedroonn.. Used. Has hud good cure and In SUPPLY Yl). New Two lledroom home, nimlt io •>AM* 'UMI hOHUl* good condition. Only $116.00. See lilli Al Ms pie__________Phone 7»7 construction, extra large lot, at Hanford, Electric Co. llll excellent location close in Magnolia Ave., Hanford. M - NOIICEsxPEItSONALH —I." Priced * 111,600,00, Easy term*. Ileuiitlfiil Two Bedroom home, III WHITNEY linhy carriage, very AN AHUFT art Riuun. especially g o o il condition. Iteusonuhle Mayfair area, priced low fm beginners, stmiisoreil liy Sanford price. Phone 702-W. immediate sale. Flheral terms Woman's Club, will begin soon. can he iirrangV'd. *|L>‘I/. Contest Winner Art instructor, Paul Blsaeli I have an unusually good Hulun Cecllu Heurtl Phone ltlM)-Vy_ for particuier*. ■ M in e RK0U0IN0 TUT him homo, eloso to Hie city vvltli 2011 Yitginlu Avenue GEOllGE, he sure and stop at e g " -e*e 1 t1 jgttg all modern conveniences, can he AH da Fau-t'a Drug Htore and get a purehnsrd furnished and reudv •t— AKTICLEM WANTED —5 U M l w ifd ty bus of that delicious canny to move lii. Terms. -----------------------* « -------WiflH whtn I have desirulile ranch lands from We buy, sell & trade used in— AirfoMriHH.Ktt —is yon Hive food* furniture. Wllsurt-Mninr Furn­ 60 acres to 20110 acres. I also iture Co. 311 E. 1st. Phone U6H. KENT A CAR. ll-drw i l| by d lfi have some large ranches with ■-----LL-J* — -— . — Improved planted pastures and week, or aeason. Engllth ferae 7— I'eta-LlvralrH’k-Suppllfa —7 »*l|l b«for« stocked with cuttle. and American Forde, eedatte, ■Ml - Ut*a •« « f MOf *451. l \ A. WHIDDON, Kit., HltOKEll A tiOOH MILK Cow, gives 2 gal. elation wagoue and convertible fas’ll M * a * M II ft So. Park Avenue i'hone 12*1 milk, nuw ho fresh In Jiitiei mM m anatw# Htrlckland-Morrlioo, Inc., K> WIlH also mala calf, $2(10.00. A. IF Klrel HI, i taatfoift# Hikes, 1503 Mellonvllio Ave., ID4*I DODGE, Radio. Heater, Naw I wu* »•j’N5«r* Mf* tj^ of Hall Park. A. It. FOItMANN Paint, Good Condition. $775.05 I f I M H l f «• Keg. HEAL ESTATE Broker «a* arvitM tfkd Phone jM lW , _ ’ HELP WANTED H HIM mfaaf 3750 Orlando Hr. Hanford, Ph, 9M0 IU41) MKHCURY two door aeJan. Ffir IIHUM 3VANTED—Young man as Excellent condition. 11350. Call ( P i t la ilPAF ESTATE, wfiether HELP stilua clerk. Knowlrdgu of tlroe Albert Fitts at 677-W or 162$ you want to htiy or sail, are, all Zttubes preferred. Steady emor 1807-W-3. J. W. HALF, KEAFTOK ment. Group Insurance. Va­ 1040—2 door Plymouth. Good con* Florida Htalo Bank (Ground nn with pay. Firestone dltion. Phone (12fl-J. _____Floojr] phona l 768_______ .Stores_____ ___________ Uadlo NEW 2 Bedroom houae. Kicullent BOY With ecuotor or iiicyelo to AESOTA ConvertibU 40, Ri and Heater, Priced to aell,I. Sec locution on two lots. Can bo ll/iti/ deliver Tumpn Morning Tribune. at Warner's Gulf Ssrvlcoi fita* _ .r. handled on easy terms, Batten J l o * W.FdJ. c/o Herald._ Hun, 1st Street and Sanford Electric. _________________ W A N fE b "delivery t>oy,~ apply Ave. n EH partly partly furiiiJT'ffiREE ]H OUSES Palmetto Grocery, 317 Palmetto for iaeuu or will id 11 l l fiTR AI L in ts ‘.vc. Mil itparaUly. Lyman School, 5ly. Lyman Longwootf, Fla. ______ 1049 SPARTAN Manor, . " o re1w anted" HERALD WAIMT ADS 1a*lf»I Notices PHONE MS Disney M IC K E Y M O U SE ~ow r v j ' o j 5 ^ ; ” j / T W iS T hiN J ; \----- l -s*a- ^ w tr-’ i so : n ji ) ~H-VT ^ ^ Cough Help bk tor l i n n CHILDREN V THE SANFORD HERALD t-- & J t ia — 51 ' . :t*W 7 :\ ? 'S ,,<*,. r'" r,'r ' ’I 'Vf, TH E LONE HANfiEH F r a n S tr ik e r Vv<iM cmErvA*,r e rv>.£ 'tvn.vtOiS'ii '.. •1 GCM.EVEOVIX . T,.B . ML'MiGit;. vieu m •• rus cicaw / C R E0M U L SI0N TU RTLE B A IL E Y lly M ort W alk er MALCOLMMACNEILL L A S H G O R D O N a n d HU n d v e n tu ro n tn i r m i By D an H a rry *WI,‘ Paal Roblnaon AFTSQ h h AT 3BWM3 l/Acs a n t r g d N i r y . . . Ch u c k 's seotvstv e s a * / t v ocw N — im uev F A U S T ’S Ie Drug Store PhttM ] • ! *55* P M Up and UtUrary 44®® e-Afs n>Miel^i< I a 31 equipped, excellent condl INCOME PHOKKTV ralkcnncnr, eleepe four, 1 room*, Large furnlehad home, garago BABY BITTER. Mre. Falkcjibcr*. Beet reference equipment. Dodeon’e Bo. _ apartment, iw good u condition, cunumuii) close vj Ava. Trailer Court, Banford. In. Good Income. $11,800. D A ItrarffP-R . Beef: of raferencee, Mre, Miriam Vlaup, 116 THAI LE R-^M •-leal, f o d e«f ____ ________ A. R. LORMANN, BHOKER West 10th Ht. Phono 1U13-M. tlon. Dreamwold Trailer Park. M So- Park Ph- M l STM r’- ------- ------------- 1--- . 1 . �>, ■ * v ' M*»n!r ,V' V WwA- , % -i;i tH E SANFORD RtRALT) Pag* I Monday, Jan. 14, IW3 la ii m 'i KA:7'7y*A Vj .mi yard Friday night, railed four block*, hit Ine roof of a houie, cut four rafter* and severed electrical connexion* before It crashed hrnk bi en to the floor. Harvey Johnson, Negro occupant of the house, rp|Kirleu in excited lone* to the Florida Power and Light Co. that a buzz saw had gone through hi* roof, and that the llghla had gone nut. The police were notified. Guided by two similar experi­ ence* In Ihr matter. It did not take Police Chief William* long to In cale the owner of the hurt aaw, Jesse Ahrurns, Negro, who wh* found to have been operating the xaw in violation of city restrictions at 1207 West Ninth Street. Chief William* recalled that this wa* the second time one of the buzz saw* belonging to Abrams bad taken to the air. Hack In 1014, the fly wheel of an engine n pc rat ed In a wood yard by Abrama got loose and Nailed six blocks, and ll« ................... itarted Negro rcsldenls reported a plane had dropped a bomb near a house. Jesse Abrams, by police order, has now slopped culling fire wood In a ' ‘restrlcled” residential sec­ tion, said Chief Williams. The broken hmz sow Is being held at the police station as evidence. Dade dnd Palm Bench Lead In Accidents TA 1.1,AHASSES (Special) Dade m d Palm Reach counties, reporting HI and 12 traffic deaths respectively, led Ihe »t*te M s s l l s s t S V tsm V ss r lin n house was n raging inferno. A In the number killed on Florida's neighbor, Peter Cooper, altrniplcd street* ami highways for Decem­ unsuccesiifnlly lo enter. N apier, ber, the State Highway Patrol end the xli-ening children burned tentatively reported today. The loll for the month wa* 112 In death in Inn flumes. Pulrolmmi I loin |, thinking Tommie’* wife with morn death* believed yet wasn't going to return to the to he reported. The count wax bill with the laiiul money, Jailed made Jan. 10. In third olarr wax Hillsborough Tommie, Willie mul Harry. riiunly, whlrh lind len traffic Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland, a f­ fatalities. Volusia reported nine, ter an iinsurei-saful attempt lo Pinellas' loll waa seven. survey the di-lirl* yesterday, run- andFive killed In rolllslon-i eluded an investigation tills morn­ in Duvalwere county. ing placing I In- causn of the fire CminHe, reporting rout death, on cither "a lighted cigarette or from traffic nrrldenta lo Dcrrm kerosene lump." included Hrowaril mnl Polk. Ho tbv.irilrt-d the bodies as only berThree fnlalitlex were n “handful of ir.xhea". "Only Ihe counted In such each of the following: baby Winifred was dlseernahle,” Kxramhia, Grange, .laekxon, Mon­ he stated. (l«rnr Decker, highway roe, Naxauo, Hrevurd and Pot tyalrolnmn, slated only the mi-tnl nain. roof lay on top iii the ruilm of Twn wer« killed in crashes in­ the Holt homo. curring In Walton, Lee, l.nk", Napier anil the Holt children Rumania, Gadsden, Hay, Tnyloc warn burled thla afternoon at the and licon enunttrs. Hui Inn Cemetery In Hanfiuil. The small adlnlnln" countle-. of taifaystte and G llrhrl'l hav-tty The Associated Press) rnnnrted no traffic fatalities si At leust 7 other person* died fur In IDAI. from ac-'ciilniilul muses In Florida Thoan killed Included 57 pa- uver Ihe weekend. sengc rs, 12 pedaitrlani, 4U At Del,null Nntiirday night Izclla ilrlvrra and l«-n hirvrle riders. Leo .Moore, 2, and Louis Kdword (Inlv III falidltle* occurred In Moore, 4. hurnrfl to ilea th. Twn 1,V 1 'other cliildinn and a woman got urban areas, i t r J mil of the house , A panel truck veered off the City And County paved portion of n llorlow street, Iaa*a V'ruiM P u r U«»l swerved shnrply lo gel hack on. and ovcrlurned. Crushed under the not to request anv seertndary mad machine wax Ihe driver, Margie building program of the llmul Davison, 2.1, of Wilder Huyen. Department for IEIJr'J. In order Hint Mrs Mary F lloherl*. 70. a ped there oiitv be * financial carry extrlan, was killed when she was over for tile 1115:4 project*, end In Id! by a ear nl Tampa Sunday nnler to have sufficient fund* for ni^tit right-of-ways (or pro|rrtx now t .Incksonvllle Jerry Williams. perilling. It was pointed out that 29, Negro, wa* killed in Ihe xccnnii what would be spent tills year aerldent tie wn* Involved In Sunday would Imi for rlghl-nf-wsv*. The Commission agreed to ronight. After u minor accident he jdepjKul from bis car In Invesllgale nperatn with the Atlantic- Coast the damage Line Railroad In rehulldlug Un­ Then, police said, a tractor • crossing of the tllg Tree Hoad • r; trailer operated try Johnny Mack over th* track, following railroad rlrown, 211, Atlanta, collided with Improvements Including the leasanolher ear ami slammed Into Wil­ enlng of a rurve In the Hark from liam s' ear William* was pinned twn to one degree* at that point Itmler lire vehicles in n ditch. as a safety measure. Brntvn ivn* frilled mi charge* of The changing of the rurve will liinnilnitghler and driving while In- necessitate Hi* railroad arqulrlng - ' i l l s - ! _J i . toxienled a portion of the Hlg Tree Road la-nry ('oxwell, M-year old Mi­ running parallel to and east >>| ami carpenter, wa* killed and hi* tha track. In order lo replace the woman companion wn* Inlurrd road It will he necessary for the Hunday when Ihe automobile he County to acquire from John svx* driving riverlnrned on Ihe Meisch, abutting property owner, Overseas Highway IS miles norlh a (V? foot wlda ilght-of-way ex­ of Key West. tending for HOC feet. A. II. Peter­ Willi ('unwell wax Mrx. Kvla son, representing the Railroad, Hliihlix, 41, also of Miami, who was agreed to secure thla for thu hoRpitallrcil In Key West with In County. carallon*, neck ami back injurlo*. The Commission made several Florida Highway Patrolman M suggestion* to he submitted to i , Wilder said _____ ___________ the automobile ... hit th* Railroad. On* was that all »ume loose dlrl, skidded and rolled grades coming up to tmth sides of over four (lines. Ho estimated the th* track, bo not more than 2 per­ RH" automobile's ipoctl at in miles an cent, and that th# A.C.L. Railroad hour and said It wax southbound furnlih * « *rock ‘ c i n and ypav* w e w »the n400 u i ) nfoot n .. , when the accident occurred. •trip, IB feet wide on tha rlght-ofway secured from Mr. Meisch. County Surveyor M. C. Hagan wax ROTC CtlUlHtC hU lN F H V IL L B (Special) - dllooted to supervise the road * . Thirty-six University of Florida grades. , ; Including (items MrCall Three roads will meet at (he Hanford and faculty member* »ha BI* Tree Road, tha urned to the campus last week old Orlando Highway and th* clay an eight-day reserve train- road to U k s Mary. Negroes Burn | w ik i iid ■ P r* ™ ". *n. annual affair TOfOt (kfi* Thomas H. Ferguson, veteran Dnilr County Justice of the Peace srel S oiilII Claims Court Judge, ha* announced his eundidacy for the state Itnllrnnil & Public Uti­ lities CommisNion in the 1002 election'. Wave Of Battery Stealing Breaks Out In Seminole >IL C. L. PERSONS NcgroesHeldWhen Shine Is Found In N e g ro Residence I A raid In search of concealed moonshine Ihpior Saturday rdght In n house til 1000 Fast “ ........... Ninth St! Street‘ resulU-d In the finding by police n( a 30 gallon tinrrel full of moon-' shine, and a number of ImiIIIcs par­ tially full of Ihpior. Annie Grace Mike. Negress, and wife of Willie U-e Mike, wax raughl In the net of selling Illegal liquor. waa aijc.-U-d aii-1 I* now la-lug hold legal fer trial on u charge of llles session and sale of moonsnlno li­ fiuor, said Police Chief liny G William* He pointed lo Ihe barrel of "xhlnr" in hi* office, which he said had hern found in the attic of Ihe Mike home To a faucet, nn Ihe bollom of it was a broken rub her huso such as I* used with hot water hollies. Chief Williams explained that Pa trolmun Hen Hutlcr, during the raid, clicked Ihe stopper nn Ihe hose (hat apparently wax connected 10 an rmply hot water hollln hang ing on the wall. The hose was runnerlril, however, lo something cl*c for out flowed moonshine liquor. The inillre slrared Ihe hose Into Ihr wall and up lo the altir where 11 was found connected to Ihe bar rei of iiipior. About 2.1 five gallon Jugs, some partly tilled wilh liquor, wus sei/ ed, iogelher with whiskey glasses. WiltTe I.ce Mike, Ihe hoxluind, was arrested by Ibe governmrni ai one time for liquor violations, snlil Chief Williams '? ».? \\n MIDDEN? HUMAN *dih.trms" i.jriy Jim firms, R, March nl Dlmci Hosier Child for ns James Donohue, District ol Colombia Com­ missioner, look* on during the yulin^i ter's visit to the White House Larry Jim wss stricken wi'b polio win o 111 months nld. The visit was In ronncctlnn with Ihr nationwide luml-i uising campaign ol the Nations' Foomlutlnn for lofaulile Paralysis. (fntemallniu! Smi-idphofn, Try and Stop Me •By BENNETT CER FTi JUN1PKH UHACIO, asked w hy he alw ay i dosed C^OLONLI. * Im eye-, w hen lie ilr.ink a m int julep, explained, "The sight of good Ilk.di. :»•lit. alw ays makes my m outh w atah, and 1 don't aim lo liiivc my drink di> tided," The inlnnel, hnwevei In-lirves there is u lim e and place for every Hung. O bserv­ ing Ins tw enly-ycar-nld son out on tin- vrrundnh wiili a Julep in one hand and llnnthci hand aruund Ihe w aist of the lie lie of the county, Inloflecli'd, "That liny Is sq u an ­ derin ' lllly percent nf his youth Ho can tit ink w hen he gels old!" 1/mls Kolxd dragged a dap­ per, lonliocleil character op to Mohby Clark's table in Dinly Moore's steak house, and said, "Bobby, shake hands with Htr Twomlily Dickenson Waymuller CadwallsdtrIHliiiteigh." "Hay." ntwerved Clink, "if hr adds Just one name to that strln f In- con sell II to Collier y as a short-short." Ucpirishi IMZ. i<r li.nn»o t'ui Poirit-uiN *>» Kis* rrsluni RtsdUsu. irnHllHiir* S'rnin l-a«r l la ,) Itotary Club for the purtmxr of ileveloiUng uir laiwer," MuJ. Gen Clnude Feirn , I V ••rtflHiiprl •'>#»«*§ I'HfiP f l n r l bmii'h lold Ihe Reds. America emlure forever- O n *<■ "You could agree with Ihe llol I safely assume that everything is ted Nall,ms Command llml th ere1 to lie all right?" lie no development* of mllilnry going "If *0 , then we Imvu gut tu airfield* on either side during Ihe house," he declared. " We nrmixllee When you takr Hint step clean have got In go bark lo tb>- ul-l the world will lirenlhe easier, for system of hnnrsly and deeencv in you would have given your first gnvernment. We Imve gut tu get positive indlealino of siueerltv to rbl uf the .hule, lust, greed mnl ward a stable ririnl'llru mid Iben- nvmlrc which are mining our ly WIltlAM HIT tori’ Inward peace " cmintry." Ccnlrnl I’m t Writer Aflerward Ferenliuiigh told new* “I am not in favor of going bn-k men speeches of the t'ommiuiist to the horse mul buggy days," Indelegates were "Interlarded with explained, "but we need to go GKNKIIAI- t KK'M candidacy Imp** oobls lo obtain In Imlomore propaganda than heretofore " hark to the good old fu'htoiied bus certainly eel the imiIIHchI |w>i China. That's odd since that "It wa* difficult lo stay on Ihr church-going Gnd-fcnring days of tu Ixrlling. For onr thing. It country steme to be In It moat of mihjccl of airfield*." he said. our fathers and of the men who promlMCK to possibly prevent the Hie time. built till* country. We must min IH33 campaign from being Just n t I I tug,-tlier mnl let the nothin under- prexliientlal T-party—Tall verauu lly MIMI FARNFTI Auulhrr PrrucA r u b l u r f crisis. stand Hint we ore tired of living SFDtlL. Korea U*—South Korean Truman. HaliH* IIke that appar rally are Infnnlry and Chinese Mrdx clashed In n nation of pulltlrimis who ! t ! p irlly hard to Break. look only to the nest elreHon and Imlny In n series of hnltle* mi Ho /nr, Znilok (>NOifcr>;i/ l.» reI I ! Kornn's western front In Ihe wr want n return to the dm* of oiniuiMg orMlrof. Ilr'x haiiug n Washington TV eett ere being hruvicxl nellou, the Koulli Korean mir grent statesmen who looked K r/auirr rnoiiitix rap made. Invaded by leskresMhes, we read. First Division bullied four limir* lo Ihe nest ueneraHiui." hrarluft Ihr Irllrrlan “I lAkr Ihr." They should feel right at hease President Jark • Kntlgan an Jn an imsurcessfnl altemnl lo win I 1 t nonneed thgl n meeting of the potent the Bwe^yw aseastere of tinek hill txisillons wrsl nr nl Korang ' Ixinrd of dlrerlor* will he held at Tka keowieeu* "Min Varls" has ihe szlenee BcHaa prog roan , |x> losl lo Ihe Reds Her 2S Ihe home nf James L. Ingley nt ost keiame a U. I. tllliea. fine, l i t Northeast of I'anmunjoni, Ihe fade let* always has ream far Inice conference site, other South HjlMI o'clock next Thursday night. It may coat a million buck* to Andrrw Rtlnc announce I that a aether pretty alexe. Korean soldiers recaptured tine of send tha U. 8. M a il t« Ut* Olym­ t I t Iwo hills they losl to Ihe Chinese the Hhrlnu Cluli's Crippled Childpics. Thsre'a nothing amateur ten's Clinic will he held In Jack................................ (H Sunday nigh! Hot water, according lo a new*, ntmut those Big aamee except xnnvillu In Fehruarv with J. L. tl. S. Kirili Air Furrc said snow, paper correspondent, le elmoit th* athletee,/ fug and haze held down tighter Tlmrnley, Col. H. G. Ilarrlman and Claieoce Welsh nx the local com­ and Iminher xlrlkrs Monday Fleet F SO Satire Jets, sweeping mittee. In very minny rrgions, dark I Nepal Is an Independent king­ Visitors were inliodoced jby MIG Alley over Northwest Korea. (Jintlrx clothing tuny actually lie bettor dom on Ihe eouthem elope nf Morrlxon nx C. II. Leaker spoiled about to Russian-made of Huntington, I’a., Fred Havwell than wnlte, reflecting clothing. I the lllmalayaa. MIG 1 3 Jrts ....................................... ......._ un Ihr Manchurian lltimlnn, Ohio, Jack Zucker of side of Ihe Yalu River border, bill of Jamaica, N. Y. mul Chief Mack no contact wa* made. Pilots of olher U. N. planrn re ­ Cleveland of Hanford. ported (hey Inflicted about 43 Red "lake prisoners. Inflict CAsualllea (mop cxxuxltlc* In dose support and destroy equipment, supplies or attacks along tho warfront ami cut communications, then return tn rails at 31 places tacos In North Korea. ho so without occupying enemy The Mouth Koreans pushed off positions." before tlswn Monday against twn hills guarding Falk's peak, Hut YOU'RE TELLING ME! I filar. P v tJ J*\V) l-n sr lln ei From A rlso n a com as a mruag* of hop* and promts* u fo r a sth m a s u f f a r a r s . No P m a tta r how h op*l*ss you think your caso may Bt— no m attar how dlieouragtd you may h* with r*madT*a van have tr ia d — KNOW THK FACTS I C om plat* FRKI5 Information Is yours for th* ■iking. No risk I No obliga­ tion I Writ* today I U lituioa UMUIMUd, M. 11**1. 11-31 OTT N. aril ( t h PMOiNOC ABOONA CREDIT RESTRICTIONS! BODGE 2-TON t Fvt.'fvT^ y*||W | | u| m L ^m l* lv ^.a ip p w tw n rtp f fvtli d h f d $t§ f l m tm * Tfc« Kytriry Wr#pl»<# * * **** wW U m n “I'll buy liuturnnco Inter on” A thought well worth debating, And quit* alright— Except It might. Burn down- white you are waiting. ^ iimwiiviffn n iwtpif vwrt I r i l a l l a t l i i i lo - 1— The El r %" IV. F W r Im ■AarI : * F u rn a c e h M U w M ^ Atm itrimVf7W9 — J EM l n iA w g viva r m i v i mtr Wff W rnff* ( K ^ u i i W by Untferwriten Uberetef|e«, Me. ,-z , -.AJwflKEnp rm m m r Low, li 4-1/ I K r«n, Once” 1 •••• / , f ' ( ll's s lls s n l dio technician*. iMinlmcn. mcchan i Ic* and olher* who "mlghl ho use­ ful in an Indochina campaign." The paper gtjve on source. In another dispatch quoting uni­ dentified Canlon sources the paper sold the Reds have cslalillsheij a naval base In Ihe I'aracel Island*, 4k?7 mile* east of Indochina II said Ihe base was set up under a secret directive from Moscow. The paper said a Communist flrol uf three gunhoid* converted from Russian trelghler*. smaller craft and submarines Is operating from the new base. FOR ANYTHING YOU NEED TRY OUR WANT ADJ KYBfl EXAMINED „ 0LABBB8 FITTED leave In ports ARIZONA UuHsiun ( ’harKc rURNACI "WentedParacfiuta | fW ip R W f m n w iV i iM tfv # iw i n IIMEOGRAPII n IG-TYPING VK8TIGATT0N8 MADE ' i'F-' ■ 1i'c. IN UNITED STATES OH COUNTRIES. ASTHMA! Krmtky Oil Flr#p/ac» ..ie staff officer said Sunday's action across the Fenltnula was What Is believed to be the mostly raiding patrols and light largeet forest fire | n America probe. oeeurred In 1434 In Main* and said (heir purpoae was to Naw Brunswick. It burned' owiar (Ml. D •hraa talnion acres and cost 140 k i u RmH I PafM U * AVMM R u r a l C o m m o n S cn fu - 7fi« Woodchuck Wouldn't Chuck Wood, Eithor, If Ho hod a lives. m ofroMamisT homeless burled in hi* adopted country. CpI. Alexander Stewart, 22, was In Korea trying to repay the kindness shown killed In action Dec. 24. Blit Ihe casually list doesn’t ■tell him Tn the l/nltcd States will be how Ihe youth asked — and got — the help of a congressman lie transferring from Ihe safely Japan lo the Korean halllefront. II doesn’t tell how he came lo America twice ax n stowaway liefore Congress passed a special law to let him stay hen* legally. Mrs. A. Axicrixl of Houston, his foster mother. *sid Sunday night NBW YORK ijs—Some son Ihea-1she would bring Ihe body home ler patron*, Intent on watchinn a for burial "I know IhM is what movie, were unaware Sunday that he would have wanted n e to do," almost before their eye* life wsi she said. Al 22 (he corporal wax an oltL being crushed nut of a 14 year old boy by s mining orchestra plat­ hand at war and fighting W heQ he ua:i 12 he ran awoy from an form. orphanage In Alsace, Joined the The youth. Anthony llinskuvlch underground and finally escaped Jr., was killed as he curiously lo North Africa He wa* adopted peered from his front row sent by the 133rd Regiment of the 34th beneath the stage of the Academy Infantry Division ami foughl with of Music Theater on 14th Street. Ihnn for five years — North The descending nrcheslra platform Africa, Sicily, Anzlo esught him against tho wall of the When the war -was over Alex pH. crushing hi* head. -lowed away on it *n>np ship ami Police said apparently few of the In America Members of Ihe patrons realized what hail hap came 133rd gnvc him (2<s) and he struck pened and Ihe film wa* not In­ out nn his own. When he tried > 0 terrupted. enlist In the U. S. Army ho dis­ An assistant manager of Ihe covered he was an nlion. Hack lo theater said Ihe plalfnrm wo* be­ France he weld There was no ing lowered after some children record nf his cilizrnxhlp Ihrre, had tampered earlier with ihe Again he slowed away on an Amer­ stage control*, causing Ihe plnl ican ship and arrived In Galves­ fnrm to rise above part of the ton, Tex , July i. UU7. screen. Ill* foxier mother then was an assistant t! K dislrlcl atlornry handling immigration rases Mho lieenme Interested In Alex and In­ Hv HPDIIM JOHNSON terested olher*. among them Hep. Make allmvxnn- Inr rixln- r.i'lx Albert Thomas (D.-Tcx.J. Thom afJ in olaonln:- Ihe farm operation for introduced a special law in Con­ ll)4‘!. Florida farmer- nr,- -endtid­ gress to let Alex slay hero a* nn ed hi- ernnntnWI* of the University Immlgronl The maxurc passed In of Florida Aurlrultiirnl Kxifii«lon August of tO.Vi A few day* Inter Service. In tost fnrm production Alex enlisled In Ihr U. S. Army, "oxt* were nl-inil |:» perrent uliove and was xrnt tn Jnpao. "Alex became very llred of J a ­ Iasi year. In Ml3’.! time xe.-m likely to go up may lie another 3 pen—nt. pan and wrote that ho wanted In gel Into action." Mrs. Axelrod saltj. Willi n h'eh level of prodwH<tit, a month Inter I got a lellnr fe>-tni‘r>. will m e n lot of liti-hrr "Atmtil from Rep Thomas saying lliaj prlrcl liilior, prieeo M W , eeonoinists re a r,,.S i* poinl point out. mil. A|rx ,ta(, wr(„ PII nskln„ fnr hc|p and maybe „ little more fertilizer „ 1P rit,|,„ n (lrp T h ,,m « a at higher price,, harm omchiiierv s;li(, h „ (M . , haven’t done (h^* is expected t„ nuitimi,- at thl veronu thing by seeing Hint lie gels year's high price* nr pn> ililv pn Ills wish. up miideniteiy, |„ gi-nenil, fiuni er* will need more nuirhinerv nod litHV lllly « , much II* they ran gel. 1,ckru! N o tice I'rlre* iif Imlldlmt ntrileriid feed, seed, and post klllei* will M in e d ro s r r r . i i i roiitlnue high enrlv in IPiVJ. All in to WAf.TKII TltOUTMAN, wli-o. el,e uf reslUenoa Is onhnnwri all. fsrmei* mav huv more gmuls run i,,e hereby reijidretl In III* and service* nod pay mure fin vuur v*r|l I , drfetip,-* nersitnally *,r them, it i, lielievd iiy Civile Mur- l,v Aliorney nn Ibe I .111, ilay if l'< l-riwry, r>.".Z In Ibe ntlb-n uf tbe^ piller, nssistmit erimnmixt. I'b-rb nf ilu- , ’(re,ill I'utiri -if th « / Rising eosts Uie>e p.l.d few s’lnlli .Juilbliil rlr-n ll. Hemlnute year* have forcer I muriy farmers r'-iiiuly. MnnfnrU. Kluriiln In « -er............nn. more ,|,ll,i 11 |> m|||, lull, illvnr, e pr—eeillitH « rase uei i, .......... rspeiiHii, ( „,lM „r prmlltia hp ,„|IM,tn i» production lielil fur IhiligH ntlier I , -..rmiy, 1‘lnrlila In elixneerv An nl,than teal estate. With the prospect b r e v liili- il I d l e u f s til,| rti-ip e b e ln * .M11.1 -II 111 i T ltn l.'T M A N . I ’l a l i i l l l f for further increase* In IHM, far­ v« 1 V A I.T K II T ltn t tT X IA N . H e fe n -Imers' debts secrh likely to rise W IT N K N H m y h *n -l nn-l n fflc la l still more, Mr. Mtirphreu says. seal In H aiifu r,t. Kim l-l.i llilx 1 1 in They could accumulate far enough ilsy n f .In n u a ry , l»SJ to put serious claim* on formers’ ri r 11 d l l N’ t >r in r i s r a n f th e 1‘iri-ult d m ir t future Income. , mr- a i . i With this situHtiun in mind, the ll< il'M li« i.t iU lt A H H lW lA T K H f, Cl (cnnomlst hold* up a warning A M u riteya fu r I 'i a l n l l f f I ’ n . fins isn hand. They signal farmers to pto- K .in fun l, K luriiln cerrl with caution. (Jut cost* where you cun. Operate the tann a*|Cfflciently as you call figure out. Kflirient oiieration--ul ways ilesii-ntili!—will |iuv well III the yext ahead, they say. H E L P FROM HOUSTON if French waif who Boy Is Crushed To Death Dy Platform In Movie Theater Cedi M. Webb Is Named Head Of Game Commission elements of a counterattacking Red battalion blunted the assauf, ill and drove them,back four hours ... French Waif, Adopted By American Division, Died Fighting In Korea jfct-A.} A wave of battery stealing lias xwepl Herr Imile County In Ihe ’past len day* a* the total bus now reached 20, Hherlff P. A Mem reported this morning. Most of I lie -denling has centered in the Oviedo ureas with tl bat­ teries mol three night-lightx from a Fin mull tractor liuvlng la en stolen in that sertion. Oviedo I'ollen Chief George A. Kidney said this morning, he bad one d m . "We have mnile prints of the right front tire and Irarnt them to a store In Hanford." lie TAl.I.AIfASSK.K - Crell M rom hided I but lie thinks the gang innies floor Kanfoid breante of I Wchli is the new »halrmnn of Ihi Flornlii Game anil Fresh Wafer this tin- clue. Hr believes Dial the butteries Fish Commission Webb, who lias served on the lire being sold lo trucks wldrh lake llii-in cither lo Jacksonville com mission since HUT was circled or Tampa for side I here. Mod of lo head Ihe group Ihix year ul no Ihe hatteile* atoli-n In dale have Iorgani/utliimil meeting at Willistno mine from fuiin trnrtors, but Saturday night lie hit* served as nine were luken from the Long chairman twite before lie wu* wood Smith Hinthi-r saw mill in eleeteil lo Imuil Ihe group lids year at an iirgunl/ullminl meeting at Long wi hsi The st•ili,n batteries have be"n Willlstiin Saturday oiglil lie h a' taken from thexii flvlrdo funnels served as chairman twice before (!. It. (Unlit*, tit It w Kate*, U; He was eleeled chairman for the Curl Dnul. I; G. T. Nlbhok, I; firsl lime in HIM. then was r>i-1nl Ihe i hi i m - triietor llgblri from elected in Hl’ii. but quit tile chair manxhlp ufirr Iwo inonlli*. lire Moon fiirirl. Welili lakes over the chair from Chief Kelsey said, "Till, same thing happen* ovary year mnl I I, G Morris of Monticello. whose on the eomtnission expire! mu i unvoiced it* a gang. Tills term who was replaced on the gam" 'am e gang stole the Long wood and batteries noil may have stolen hoard by A II jilch of Tuilnhiis inanv more lli'it have not been see. Saturday's merlin al WilliHmi lepnrtrd." wn* the first attended hv lllcli and anolher new member, Harris Dro» of West I’uini lleach Korean War j m d b y jh e U. 8. Army TraneA U. 8. Eighth Army stiff offi­ Labrador’* puffin;, rivaling tha JKtrtullon Corns. cer said Ihe rlose In fighting was cliff ■ iBWillowa - n is fiw iS M |of || p Ban g |{ IJtUM f |M * | iiL*?? nighljgnt of the..program Capistrano, laav* their eummaF “bitter,” the members of the Unlvrralty and winter haunt* on defjnlta Falk's Teak. Inst lo a Red ar­ U -was a cruise from Tampa date# and arriv* at their Hestlna- mored thrust last month, Is dose - o Havaza loathe two hills — on th# training ship tlona with equal predictability. •017, making.In; ports of Key naklng the pods Fort Jefferson en rout*. ............ . ft 1# i / Buzz Saw Breaks Mrs. R. Hamilton Loose And Sails Files Candidacy To \ Blocks In Air A flying buzz saw, breaking State legislature Imiac while in operation In ' a wood Mm. Itulh M. Hamilton of Kern la r k announced Hnturdny ax a candidate for slate represent*iivr* Iii Group No. I, subject In the Deinocralle Primaries In May. Mr*. Hamilton any* *lie I* riiniilnii "nagainst gainst'1 anyone not running Hi! "for" -•■m^tl'inc. M it (T* Hone) Smith la the Incumlient ami M. N. (Mack) Cleveland haa nniiinini'fil for the same office. Mr*. Iliimlllon waa liorn, reared mnl educated In Iowa and Minneaotn whrre she taught grade kchool for II! year*. For the oust Ifi years, she Im* bren walking In the iniiill education field, Last rummer ahe spent In .Scandinavia where ahn almlleil the elementary arhool mul Folk 11If lull School* for uiliilt* mnl gathered mutrrhd for ,radbi mnl lerlnro work. At tiresent aho la mndllrtlng alt educatlonal pi riorum over WTflll In Sanford While living In New Hampshire, r Republican stale, Mr*., llarnllIon waa eleeteil na a Democrat to the House of llrpr mentallvrii In 1(141 where ahe served nn the rdilrallnn nnnm ltler. She i* the willow of the late Itr, f . Darter Hamilton, noted X-ray siicrlnlist Iii Philadelphia. A Roil, I'oler, 1*1 « Junior at the Lyman High School. She will net ns her own cam­ paign treasurer and has desig­ nated the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Hank n* Depository. ft-M i, Sjw H H I . - SEMINOLE - * V li ' M77M* i; M0T01 ’’M.it- r/«PM 3p» k .- ?m:t* VjK- i7 v .;.:7 7 �TH E W EATHER IF YOU DO N 'T S fe r a l r»c«lr* your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P.M., plasre call YELLOW CABS MM r.rnrralli ( lir anil continued nuM ihium'l, WcdnrsiUi except ma’d i .lim.li and u n u l l l n l ex­ i t / nir n.iiit. __________ AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SI’A I’EH AMMKtalad l*r«M Leaned W ire VOLUME XXXX1I1 Kefauver Confers W ith Truman But Holds His Tongue Friends Boom Tennes­ sean For President; Statement Expect­ ed By February 1 ‘ A WASHINGTON- ifi—Sen, Krfau w ver (D.-Tewt.) lalkrtl for 30 min nlfft with President Truman today, kilt declined lo any afterward* Whether ha will b# a candidate for President or whether he think* Mr.: Truman will run again. " f had a very pleasant confer ence with the President." he told reporter*. *'We talked abmil polit leal matters. I will give a definite ilalement of iny intentions about Feb. 1." A That left things Just about where they were before Kafauver had his . meeting with the President, ting a Doom'from friends for Ihe presidency and for weeks hss lieen teetering on the edge of a derision as to whether he should declare himself a candidate for the Demo rratlc nomination. friends of Ihe tall, soft-spoken Tenneasesn already have Kefauver ■for President groups working In most of the 48 states. ^ "I have not encouraged but I • h a v e not discouraged ilium," the senator said, adding that he hoped to make a decision about Feb. 1 "I tliouglit before any decision I ought to talk with the chief i s erutive and the head of the party," he added Pew politicians, Including Krfauver, expect any Immediate word on whether President Trurnun will or will not be a candidate for reduction. But the approach uf prim ary el­ ections and selection pf delegates to the Democratic Nntunnul Con­ vention, which will pick the nomi­ nee, may force Kefauver to make an early decision. Nationally known because of his work aa chairman of the Senate's Special Crime luveatlgatlng Com­ mittee last year, Kefauver has said his decision on whather to seek the Democratic nomination would not be Influenced by Mr. Trum an's • • plans. Sen. Humphrey (D.-MInn ) came out uf a private conference with the President late Monday saying Mr. Truman told hint "he Is posh lively undecided about seeking reelection." The President again asked Hum phrey to be :i "favorite son" can didalc for the presidential nnmii nut inn in Minnesota, the senator said "The President said he wauls u ^ liberal platform, a liberal parly M U 'sititsis us Crs» nisi Father Of Korean Victim Gives Medal Back To Truman GREEN llA Y T m - A father who claimed his son was “ kid­ naped" hy the Marine Corps "through trickery and sugar-coat­ ed promises" and later died In Korea, says he Is sending to Presi­ dent Truman Ihe youth's Purple Heart and Presidential Scroll.” The awards are being returned, Glenn Fiedler said Monday night because "fraudulent statements were entered nn his snn'a physical records to make It appear he passed his physical examination." , The son, James, IS, was killed In action in Korea June 1. 1951 a Fiedler, a member of the Green ** Bay Vocational School faculty, said Jam es was a member of the local Marine Corps reserve unit when it waa activated Aug. I. 19S0. He charged, however, that ta* youth's * physical handicap* of poor vision and underweight were falsified by representative* of the Marine Corn* "or possibly lha Navy" hare so he could rider the reserve. • Fiedler said after his ion was ordered to active duty he waa a given another physical at Camp * Pendleton, Calif., at which time he waa told he should iaave tha corps because of his physical han­ dicap*. However, Fiedler said, Jatnea signed a waiver and re­ mained In aervlce after the Marine Corps led him to belleve<lM would be made a photographer, which waa hia specialty. Fle&'er said hi* son was a machine guaner when he waa killed. Marine Corps officiate at Camp gh Pendleton could not be reached v Immediately for comment a) a citrus picker ilckar cwhose ----- ladder touched a high ileh tension line IMjOW verdict a M h j n dM rTampa kteetHe Co. LPteJaUffa In the U 0.M0 Circuit ............ inn Firemen's Indemnity Co. and Mrs. Lola husband. 0.0. Brake. of Pa- •iuTiTTWi' 2S Frisco Train Is Communists Charge Sanford I'ilnt In Korea K * Jtt Snowbound In \j High S ierras 220 Persons Await­ ing Rescue Teams Trying To Reach Them In Rli/zard Commission Asks Elimination Of Road Cloverleaf S \N Symliyrton Asked To StayOn At RFC WASHINGTON « - President Truman has asked W. Htuart Sym­ ington to stay on temporarily aa administrator of Um fteconMruc­ tion Finance Corp. while th* Senate considera the nomination of Harry A. McDonald to succeed him. The White llouia made this known today by making public a (attar. ___ from, ..... Mr. Truman to 8ymington. On Jan. T, tha While [louse an­ nounced Mr. Truman had accepted Symlngtm’a resignation, affective today, and waa nominating Mc­ Donald, who has bean chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, tp the RFC poet. However, the Senate baa taken no action on McDonald'! nomina­ tion. FARM BUREAU An ilhjetrated talk on plant breeding and ,re*d production will be gWen tenliht at «|00 o'clock at the High Sehool Farm BuildIng by Earl Adama, aaed expert. All membera of the Seminole County Farm Bureau are reipieated ty J . W. Wllaoh,. program chairman, to be preeeat. Th* Weather Asheville F it \ \ i 1st 'I i t p train* ^ Bombs Killed 10 A„ ied Soldiers Sfitali* ( ’iindidatt* Itf-i-m * Imckuig Die worst snow hanks tin- muon!.mis tunc I,ml tn n hull it-film > tmhi> inclu-tl to want a |>.issi-ii)'i'i I k iii i -ti iluli-d in Do- -.0 -11.1 a ill, .'J,i pt rsoii-. ulMi.tril Road Department To Re A-WmI T o Re-lo­ cate Right-Of-Way Seeking In redner the m*t of obtaining rightHif-wsv* fur Dm Fren«-h Avenue widening project, the City Cumml'slon, following a conference with Cuuntv Ciimmi*s Inner W. G. KI liter 1**1 night, pas*ed i resolution requesting the Stale Road Department, In »'*«■>nine the Improvement, l« elimi­ nate n promwed eloVerleaf inlerrertlnn s' French Avenue ami lie* Orlando Hb’hwrv. The f{iin, I Department, with whlrh t’itv nod County officials will confer In Tallsha-sre Wedne*ilav afternoon, wilt he nakril' In re-locate the right-of-way for Dm avenue so r* not to require Dm ehtainimr of nnv iiurliiin of (lie Anchor Inn whh-h is hull* lo 'lie edee of the properly line. The Cily will he rep’eseilted al Ihe meeting hy Mavnr .Htemper nml t'omiiilssinner Chnsi*. A venii-finni pavmeiii of Slt'.Nl'i lo the Jsrrn (?«.. for the i-ouiulv thin i-f ron*-lriirlloli of the San ford Memorial llaselmll St-idiom, was approved, and I. A. fllvere. president of the company, was commended hv the Comniisslon for Ids work on the project. Mr. Itlvere pointed nut that be mid his firm had done the vei ■/ best they could In bringing the nrojert to completion, and staled that the delay* enconntereil were due tu lack of material available at the time, lie declared that the Hanford hall park wns one of the la«t "amusement jobs" to lie com­ pleted In the country. The Commission discussed dotail* of work y et, lo he done by the City In putting the hall park In working order. >, City Manager Oillon estimated that It would cost alanil $;iM) to put the diamond lt< good shape, nml *660 to repair Ihe fence. It was decided to do this work and to iuive the concourse under the stadium. At the previous meeting lInSanford Iliwdinll Association re ■piesled that the City pay the sal ary uf a groundskeeper and tincost uf flood lighting the grounds The CfiiiiliiiasiuM, considering the limited nmounl of funds ovnllnlde for the project, approved the hir­ ing of a keeper, hut deferred ac­ tion on Ihe lighting proposal until the rust of all of Ihe Improvements can he estimated. An agreement was given final approval to offer the hall paik facilities to the Han Antonio, Tex. team for training in March. Thl* would Include the use of hath diamonds, club house facilities and lighting. Following a conference regard­ ing specifications for Ihe proposed Tourist Recreation Building with K. J. Muughton, architect, the Commission decided tu reject old bids and advertise for new bids un the project, and to meet to consider these al SiiOt) p.m., Wed­ nesday, Jan. 83, It was pointed out that non* of the three furmsr bids had hesii submitted lit the (Cuatmurg (ta I'sge His) UM Nil. 1(M KntnM.Mhrd l Dlls HAN FO RI). FLO R ID A . TU ESDAY JA N . 15. Ilir.L* It I* Spi’li i* S.iolhi-iU Pacific ll. 1111111.,- It i ,il liy s lu l I..il l- ill llo- Ini'll niotlhl.iius. Ii-pollid In S.ni F ra ncis,„ lo-,oli|u.ii I <**•» that lie t e a r lied Ilu- li.oulnl li.nli al i.aii a hi i I'M i, walked lliiuuc.1i alt Ihe , oai In", ami fiuiml in- uniIII ili-spi-t ;ilf |'li III AN had hlauk t-ls mill Ilin e vi .is ell,.ill'll I.hhI hit Ihe il.i> Spcucc said I lie i i -hciu- H auls were win king low ai d Ihe ti amled streiimhiier. S I" i 'l l , ol Sail Francivco from liulli cidcs i.l the Sierra \ l a XI :i III Ilu- casttHtiiiul ll.llli was I,, lairli'd al 1'iitih I tat. ahout miles Iriiiit ilit- -h i'a m liiie l A new -li.n ii centered m u the Lt. Col. J Ho** Admit*! Jr , rolikiikiuulrr of tlii- MS<* i u m im ii * K nmii" of tin* Ktflh \n I ' ii iv i ',h Miontll ol Du* t'liliim lll.i Ulcer h a iiM iittilig -tilth Fightor llomltor W ing, |ir»‘|*nn"* » .• I. kI In- -t|ua<lioii "it .1 nn»*k"ii igum t tit* t'ltiiU 'i- hriiiiglil uioie lain lo t'alltiiriua's CtJlMmihUl for con. Ih'fnrt* hiMOg iiillr il In ni'lt Vi* 111 Is ■ «!I" ;i Trim U m ltl .Aitlm*'-. |n|nt liking tin* low lands and piled up more now run from Now Vink to t!tiir«*. H i* wife, 1.1nin**, ami t %%** vnu nl«! iliiuiflitt • hinui*. li%o til 11-1i:t Mmith.'im ill Ihe liitiimlalus 11 w .in Ihe wiust I NnH't Allan) . 1|K P ttl \ n mil S tro 't, Low Ahgtlcp Liilif IL IS till* suit nf MI 2(0 ‘ \lt i.'llll ■" d storm m mi v ia ls , the WcaDlci Ituii-nil said Mine Ilian an m ill t Offiuiiil l»HAF Hi..to) enily loilav and im kluiul hail I li.'l inches in ll„ .’ 1 limits ended al X a m lo,lav llo- • un (i*-t il#* h .mi «lt iv 1111' 1BitIMIT.I* Hi* th if!s Ii»n .ml Hit s I I.l lull'd •i t‘.«niliin'1 weir i pup |M'tl % %llh |Ml\\ I't Iul n iiiiu plttw Ih lli Governor's Race Is Still Wide Open Odham Concludes 65-Year Old Man Takes Own LifeBy Resort To Poison Sanford Candidate To Appear On Televi­ sion In Miami, Jax Robert A. Sexton lly KKNT t'ilKTI.AIN " I frvl Dint Hi) itr ir flit uf HuItcnpli- In Du- -tn lv linvu wide upi-n mlml* w hin it rumv* to tin It I'hul.-v fur u giihernntm iul ram lld a W J, HrnlU'v Odlinm l»ld tills tvportcr tliln mnruliig at Ida headiiuBrtcr* lii-n-. M r. ttdhain liar lti»t ia tm iiiil from u ii-u-ilav apcaklug tour in Miami uiul Uadi- county Hi- will cimtinui- Id* ru«d ruin uoign tunic III hy addrc-Hiiir tinI.iikiln iul .Iriyi-i'f*. It I-* p„n-i- tu M r. Ddl i.-i in '* Mi nmi tour w ii -i , lit- Halil, "v.-ry gtu i f vmg ” "WV hit all Du- Impiirtnni civic nml gioiip meeting* in Du Grcnli-r Miami ari-a," In ;ulih-d Mr. (tilluim .-n-ntcii ,|iiitc n furor mi n Din-«--limir A lh n t!mi»' licy riiiliu *lmw In M iam i Itcnrli. Tin- piugrinn i* a llatcticr midii-m-,lilirlli'iiiritiou hI iiiw w ith ipn-allim iii-ing dircHi-il in the commciiln tor or feature gue.it over Die lehphone Three phiilli-n rang eim atnnllv from 11:10 until one hum nfter Die program had ended al .'1:15 a m. Mr. Odham In-died out at Alt'* Adam* by revealing .Adams' run nccliiiti with the Allnpiittnh I .mi l T rait Cuinpunv unit hi* campnigu mnnager on Miami llraeli, who i . roniieeled with a race truck. Mr. Odham pn-M-iiled a plmtoalutiu copy of Adam*' original purchnim of murk land* ill Dm Belle Glade area which waa Inter approved for drainage under the Warren ndmlniMrntloii. While in Miuiul M r, (hihuni ac­ cepted u lelcvlaion engagement to appear on Italph Kenlcke'* TV new* *hmv over W TVJ in Mlnnii snnmtln.f in D,,* ntlif'lic i,f Keiirnaiy. Mr. fhlhnin reijim»li-d tim ' M r. Adam* and Dan M rC urty up l i a a i i m * ■)■ p*a« star McCrory Stori'H Are Mafkinif Improvement O f Loiik Hranclt, N. ( !•'uimcl Dead In Cat It.d ie t A Sexton, lift veal old re, i.h-ni of Iteltiiry. took Id* own life toduv 11v swallowing poison in ins parked car on the highway alone tile iilioie of laike llonrm , OH Itoilto I71*J vve.l of Hsnfmd. -H e 1 -Uj h it bl'IDiei in law, A 1*. Himili, telire-l Deilm \ ii'*i*f»'iil, afh 'i Ht'i'ivini: ii luttci witll vk I'llcck I'llcliHCil hit'll reml, in im il, "N»« HmmI fm »lnv Mini ( (Mtt luili t| vi rili, * T iim ! in** " i*nr fu rei Himf«iiil, *»|*' **f I .liltr Mull I im*/' lift Min Mil liT't vs *111 I m < »«i -■* l n*l it V\ Mini NVlft, r III** «if I In victim' tk I ft* \tll4 w • )■* I Ml! VII l(1t'lH(' Willi ll lonisi II t)111 111 fli'i 11 i■a i tit i Meek I ih I.i v 1111|iic m lli* 1 hi i Ilu i c* » Miliitn |n|| *»l 11«*1 l V In l«n*k fni M 1 jiuinimceil lu ", i aiiilnluc) fur Du Si'xtufi L4m \\ nnlliiii ' ulllce of shi-nff nf Semmole t'unnlv Hextnl) .Mi i«f Ilu* iiiuid* unlit Mi Smith i« silllject lo the tlelliiHTilllc primal ies in May Mi lit i n .las served t drill'll lift •'! tll;v* HV | ||||' Ilu* hntlv Ml' Smith <|hmlti'il lllr till III'* Im a deputy sheriff under Slid ill mill** nut-mil SiidfiH.I muir tin* 1' A Metw and Ihe late Sheriff i th»W I l*ii IL wi'iif I m Hcv M llam l i *i ||‘h ru r, which !*«’ i * * H(»m/«'il hv Hu* N'cw lei *«'v lit'cii-»» )i|;iti*H, ii)i*l i mini Ihi* r*Mi (Imiii m| m‘i i , fiiciiiiF Mu* liihi*, with Hu' vi tun iMhm in rlit* 1 1if 111 ri'iit h 'li1, 11a■11«| MUiiin f Mil* u IMihtNV fur I l(ir thl' III hr "I rtlidnk Inin * \ ♦ inl 1him 1 iiiil f••ll Mu tnilxc. lull it wic* un iim ’," Mr. Smith hi*i »I "I thru tu (' W It'liu rlie ) Meek Imlay Siitifnril lu kt» 1 ti |ni|ir»'inun I announced his lam liilacy for the ' hold.’ hi thul A ir I lie lie t I hilt# nfffice lit Sheriff of Seminole t'oiiii tu •III/' fy suliject tn Die Democrutlc pri W ith I'n lli(* rh u f Ituv WiiliuiiiM muries in May In making thl- \1r. Smith M 'lm iiril 1** the '♦ri'lir uiiniuinceuienl M r Meek staled that Mr. Srxtiifi iimveil it* Drllnrv u1y I nvii tu f h i i'c ituv ' riirii fm ni there were a few finds which to ( n|i|f lil finch, N .1 w h irr hr Im. I would like to present to Ihe vulci * m»|| t4in§*liiVt (I 11v Hi*Tuu iirv id this county A member of n pium-er Iniitily ol H nnlw nrr rniuiMinv fm M vcai c 111 < 4 milt'lrh* Ipllf't ■iillDtlnl H| Seminole (.'minty where tu- was burn anil raised, fie slated Dial us a I"'nril un a plain while Mu -h -f Imy and young man he ueipiamteil |‘i»|MT trail: ‘Mh'fu Al, Hi'fiiii' take cm** *»f himself with every part uf tinM 'oiitinunl Un l ' i | r S it) comity and knows Its terrain and history which is beneficial tn Ihe AMD!MVS W m im tA W S office which In- is scekim' Olti.AMMI nt t hwile. u An M r. Ilcck I* a World War 11 vei ernn having served a * a member *•! diews Is goliu! to devote lull time the ll H Arm y lie bus been al 1o being ii hunk president and filiated with Ihe .Sheriffs ulfice as withdraw from politics Karller Andrews suld lie would Deputy fur Ihe past six years un der Ihe late Sheriff (.’. M llam l ami a e k re elec Ihill to Die Stale lluuse the present Sheriff I 1. A Mere M r of Rr-presentatives, hut .Monday lie . Bock Ammumes lie Will Run For SheriIT h Oi l ice <ill ru»d dm ltti ’i IhrtM* Wt'.N'is :im|i)iiliioii<a |ri ps Will) fill) r (lrlplll.it tii' ui two |i't»|i\ mid four a mi tiul .in* r> were in the Armv cimvoi wlmh irricd food Im 2 nisi iiii-iilH ie swank weaDuimul Irani was a victim ol a (Highly slniin w lm li lashed Ihe West i oast (nun I'.m adu In M e u m The howling gale-. piled deep snow drifts in the mountain*, dumped flooding la m "ti already sodileu low lands ami wavei, smashing **'*'* towering waves aguimt seawnll-i A Itnuthern I'acliic Hpokesmou. » in h vihAir. xnfd from M n. purnoiis on Ihe snowlioiifid fi.tin nt i ll niliitt iliiilt* niuilit .d nIIt'iiHoii Two tlorlols ale with Ho* m ' suiic |Nil fV How on I I«tot I i » tin* ni||> )■- not with .1 nt 11it if*** «• r|*n» .i(ill o \ Wt'iisrl fitifii (*»i(!|«2111V Rl'tOlp of 'skit* f ■ * I «*ClI' Im«I t lit ■iM'-) 0)1 Mil'* I If i if i Sodn S|»| Ifi^s Dim \ I mill tiw u\ l In \\ »• im I ll <fl* l ag# *l|g| Lruijjhtur Captain Held In New Vorlt On Murder Charge \ ft eigllt, I M W YORK *' • apt a I ii was arret lid Monday on i d ia l go of inutile! on Do- high eas ol one of Ills rn •a eiemtu-i < apt Franklin li weaver ut Fngleuni nl, N I u .1 ‘ ol del > I held in %'2't icki bail Im allegedlv shiHitlng lo death I veal old Ncglo utility cook on the (relghte. Do- Flying T railer, last lld o lie i Dobell M lleagan. ussislanl I '> .itloriiey. said tin- shooting Imp polled wfide Die Ishr.iinllseo SI, llo tup <11 fielglltei was between Manila and Japan lleagan said lie had pieced lo ijelhei a stmy from ciew mcndiei liesi-rildng how Die cook William Halves hi (laylnn, tilim. appateul ly went lieiserk and said Some urn- Ims got tu kill Die eaptiiin " Iteagan suld ( .i|it Weavei al legedly fired Ihree bullet- min Harvey while Die cook was loan acted and iinilergmng a liyslfi icul n rrv o ti. tireakdnvv n The |in>*eeo1ur said that ace.ad mg tu testimony nf crew nicuihci . Weaver, witti the first mule, lieut Harvey mi llie head vvill. a black Juck and placed Ihe hunileilffs on ills wrists In the scuffle Die i ap glasses were knocked off rntuninl Iain's glnssi \ Mi»\ Itirw et', I it It)* \ i ll*' III tm ii, v, toili i v atimmiMn t tin can ,ii*l.m v f*u th* Sl;*tr H*»mtc in the S;ih ! -i.l . i iii t mi till ill 11 (* t . utiject I M (I*, l *< ....... it »* p» mini le u* Nt M iv Titusville Lawyer, A. .Max Brewer, Is Senate Candidate l i l t A l l Ll- I Spr» l.t I • \ M .ix Hirvvci l itti'Ville .it 1 nu \ ,iml « M i i | v , t.tut i tmlny .mnmmrrd hi-* r .itulut.u v ha Stiitr Sr.Mtm fr*»ni HuScuiihmal Ih s irn i which un Imtr Hi r va n i »uut Sent mole t iMlIlt ll*s, (‘lie rn the la ir Mr .it'll Ml** A |» Hti'wt t *■I i)i l.iutht mil I'i I i i * ''"J hr w .i - horn in M•*iti•a* tin and niiiU'd to I’ltlisVillr will) his Liiudv when hr vva*> Iwn Hu* (am llv iiu h im I h* tttliifldo in HUf * where hi-* lather wu:» engai;eil in farm ma cInnery hn*ine»* lie wan rilu r.itrd in lilt' piddle .............. fell hr; he, ud nf Urlaifitu-g w n ltwhich vv.ih :'tr .Mill.;teil idu.'.ted In ln*l lie moved ha« k to I Diisv die ami then olleo » i d the I 111\ rI - ll v id I loi ill.l Mitel i uplIM)' III colli i *' vv.uk tn el Vi with Hi* 111li V ih m iic Hivi-'ioii .»> .* )i ,i i ,i11 m|>» i tm tin i t vc,n 11* " HIM!ilf'li ' 11!| Hit I V«"«l llV * I ‘ • •(VMM.1 pill | • til lli i* m tilt II I l l it ,1 I ,ll t Hit' ' .1 il I .(III Ml ti. I Mi. h N\ lull .Ma ilil | *I I P I'llt i») I....I I.' *M .1 I llli'iiihl'T fi Do­ 'Md •ll PII'I II Mill lin' 1*11,H I t M II I I Mil I*. Nl.it . • I v s|,il* |tn nil in mn w ilu i tin. ti -l ( i'I I |i«) (i| * Iti he* tifiM’ i iiii-ml't t hI1 I I>i| (il i III'-* Ki n liMii.tr i v l» ill i hip m’n fv IM.il |i* It i r . - I ..I .wh< It il Ii ,.t •T lilts Mpll.i l t'l * Mill r.,1 *"* I II f I .111*I 11If > .lll'l l i v i d .*'• ,N tllD lH1 Mllth'lll 1 4MI) MiJlf) ' (M.ill l"l ’» rdlltj. llrHliu i .it id I itii i>tii Mr lil'MUIT 1 If th)"- 1111)1' hi »' V.11(1 rillllll Y H« ■■ ' 1 iilllli'. .lit "I Hr V .Mill at lot Hr v i<u Mir i' it \ inf I ihi'v(Ilu H r is a iiirf it In') nf lif ii* id It* L mnI N i » 1 A iim ' i ic.it) Ln:i'tH, I lit* Klkn Chili *if I tin* I the I 11*1 Itap list ( lull i ll nl I il*i -\ lllr .iiiil ttir luiiMir ( liaialii-i < f i mu ii i * i * «He ha*s si-iv».J , pic-1 *I r ii f nf th* I ifllHYlllt* I i»V* * • I till I f|t*vv *1*1 V nil* as si.lie NM*' I'l MshIi m I I ft* tv Nll C t llUlMII.il! id I t Hli'V.lill t nun IV r l u i p t i - l m| D m I III,Hi till" 1*2(1 ilV"h I 111mu! I* - c t*"l t- ;i m e m lll'l 41f III, ' lioa 1 ,1 , t due, 1o|s of Die 111Its vi II.* i .iambi > <d < Iim m e r.e Die e.indld ili i .nam ed lo tile lormei Miss b -ome Teague, who was hum in l i i l i Fouil. N t ’ Slu­ ts Die it.ui liter ol Die late Judge l i n t , le.igtu* ol High I ’uUd all I Mis Den l a i i . i l tiuw ol Hi.ideu 1.1(1 MrC rory store* are luakiinr many new improvetnenta In Dmlr Small Claims Court store* Diioiighout Florida, Clar­ ence Bedding, mnnager uf tha Handles -170 Cases local Mil lory Hlorc, Mated thia morning. Heck expressed cimfidence this ex * dil rapid growth uf Du I lie Small Clulii.- Court nf winch Ill Ki*nimnme, he ileclayed, pcrlcnce'further Dualities him to un Mute Hunk, which In- liemls, Is and biokeii Captain Weaver allegedly ielt 11 K Mi Nall la judge, hmulleil He McCrory’* liuvc acini i red the ilcrtake the duties of this office itcntundlng more uf Ills time Plggly W iggly More alto and arc He m id he would appreciate Die Ilu served in Die lilt!) and lliftl Harvey lying un Ihe Hour, bleeding ruses since d wit - cHlablislied last from head wminds, to relurn to summer up In Dee 31 Aclmillv rebuilding It at u rest uf (100,000. puhllc'M vole and U making imly sexihma. lii» eaIiiil two decks above There. eases were uiriiod In. .HI ol Thl* will double' the present one campaign pledge: "To eiifnrce ---------------- ------lleagan rv|Nirted, he opened his which Ihe Court could nut get sec sale* apace of Dm store in Kl*- the law/Ki o e m e . s c o iik s k ahnumc and will give the "cow Mr. Heck la a mcndier uf (lie The Seminole District Hcuuterx' safe anil got a 2ft caliber auto vice on or was miuble to bundle capital" one nf the most modern First llapllat Church uf Sanford, training course will begin Thura-,,malic platid and anullier pun ol due to wrung addreises given nf Dm 470 i iscs collections ,-uffi . ... dinm store* In Central Florida. the Amuricnii laighm, Lika. Wrxgi day at 7:3U I' ,\i id McKinley McCrory'* lit Hanford lui* en­ men uf the Wurid, and Junlur Dali. All unit luudera, iixaialiinli, I. v ‘,,'n '."l.1* Wouver y'til to till- ainnuillcil fu S7 7>4. and ranged joyed excellent bust tea* through Chamber uf Cummcrco. He will committee chairmen, committee- liollom of the stairway leading to form I t 50 to I3-.I, said Judiic Me th# holiday period, aald Mr. Ren­ serve aa hia own eampaiagn treas men, aiNmxuring Instllntlim repre- llm cruWa iiuurtera, llarvcy was Nab ding, and much new stock U urvr mid Itua named Ihe Flurlda setiUUvea mid interested parent.* sbmjliiig with hia humlniffcd bauds ' Mil’ Court was established at the in fronl of him. "Flense lake them rcipieKl of the Sanford Merchants being added for spring and Bum­ Slate Bank an hia depualtory. mu urged tu attend. off." IAaaiM’lution. and Mr MrNuh was mer ili-mond. At that Instant a shut rutm nut appolnteil judge by Guv Warren Crew mcinbiira said that Ilorvuy for a two year term beginning Aug HAIJSY TO BUN ran Inward the eaplaiu at;imtlng, 3ft. 1911. The cmiit is located at SARASOTA urt-Jamea A. Haley, state representativa and former "Go uhead, captain, shoot me 403 Sanford Atlantic National Hank building nml nil Join* the office uf Rlngling Clrcue preaktent. is the again." first In announce for Congress Captain Wuavor fired two more Hie Seminole Comity Credit Assn from the now IdveMk District. ahnla, Rcagun xuid. Three bullets elution Ilsley. a leader of Ike economy were found In Horvey'a body, ('apt (Mtlxena uf HeminnU County will aovn lie given an opportunity tu Weaver then look the accuml pair OLD CARS JUNKED bloc in hi* two session* (IMS and donate much-needed l.loo.l to arme l farces. Aiuiouiicrnient of the ap­ Many of handcuff* atul put them on JACKSONVILLE W _ 1M1) In Ihe Florida Legislature, person* driving old car* may he said hi* campaign would empha­ proval uf Betninolo County hy Ihu nutlonal orgaiiitatlon of llm Ameri­ Harvoy'a ankle*. sise the need for elimination of can Rod Croa* to participate aa a unit I ii the defense blood program When tho freighter reached Kobe left without triina|Mirtallun because federal waste. waa made yesterday by Mr*. J. M. GmiMlei, chairman of the local Red Japan, the 30 unlicensed crew of an urdor to scrap cur* older Cruaa chapter. member* refused to aall with Wea­ than lWti In tiie nation'* junk A. U. Feteraon Jr. nf the St. Jnlme Realty Co. haa been named ver and returned homo on other yard*, the National Production Au­ YOKOnAMA*8r"*>The U, H. chairman of Ihe blood p r o g r a m ------ -------------------------- -------- vexrclt. thority office here wax told Mon­ day. 5,,?.VT. .te!*- ? H «*w m sn ware for the chapter end baa started requirement*. This blood will Im Peterson Is Named Chairman Of Red Cross Blood Campaign Here killed In.the crash of a fourkvy pamrt bomber near Beat. MMday night. Names were wWMMb/ The plane wae reftrnln* from a MOO mite pafN l Over tha Sea nJ Julian ' K l >: initial plana for the program here. "Approval of Seminole County aa one of the partlcipatln* wontie* mean* that local clUaene will now hatfe an opportunity to donaU blood solely for the porpoa* of meeting the nitioe’suteftewe u*«d for oversea* shipment to the armed forces and for Imildinc rel e n u tar honi, aMen*a neetli," Mra. Gonial** aald. i ^ t n o l . County will bo ona 0f Uia many nut yat active in Ihe t v »m * m o* ri« * au> MAN DNOWNK NEWBERRY tel - Lester F. Holt, 39, a garage owner, drowned Sunday after be waa thrown from a motor boat making a sharp turn noar the mouth of the 3uwnnnee River. Automobile Junk dealer* protest­ ed the NPA order. They aald the corn In Junk yard* are actually "warehouse*" In which iparo part* are stored. Parts for many old model c a n are scarce, a neater wrote N P \. U.S. Denies Bombing Camp A tK ani'dong; Full Simly Of Air Openitions Ordered Ml N S W Knre.i V <nminui rpni ted ImLiy I N t»omh*4 killed in Allied M tldirr. and umitlil* id i‘,n m ,i Ued priom c.uup A l s Filth \n Lorre >i>oke* in ..11 >,||il it v|j|*i|l'f so But Ihe I N i olliCllJli I contitnied tn in* %e -stmate I lu* l l * ! f <*|nit I was in.ide at Koi e.m tim e in^ntiatiuiiv One uLeoniindtee argued h u t who was in what armv A veeond -mb* (’(imim,!Ire ipd ittrh irk' d (ruin a i Hie Id to the Nnitli K u i i i i i lurth la ir Neither subcommittee u-ported any pi o g le s tow ard ail arm!slice Nortli Korean Mat Gen l.co Sang < ho s.ud the Kangdoug pris­ on camp holding 1 .VD !(cpublic of Korea tHOK> suhlieis and nnn Aniencan. was bom bed Monday night tic said names ol casualties would tie supplied Inlei The t' N 1 'iimmnnd m Tokyo ordered a lull study of air operaHons to determine wlietiier there i- any truth b> Die 1 omniums! allegations This included (lights hy i arriei borne an i raft and II SI Sitperloi is in addition to Fifth A ir 1 orce pinin'. I In- beds ,1il not invite Die Atin--. Hi • unie to kangdiing and see foi ll'gni lives as this have been charging bomb attacks m truce /one ureas While no progress was made m armistice negotiations Tuesday, spokesmen said negotiators were mole even tempered than in re­ cent days liven a mile of levity was itiget led into a truce super­ vision session, when- delegate* were di-.idloiked on whether the lie d ' should to- ullovvd lo rpulr m ilitary airfields t hiiii’M- Ma) Gen ll .u li Fung •ant repairing the field, would lie no Hi runt to l 1 N -ecurily. ns tilled delegidc* charged Itsieti said siirrastii .dlv that Die tl N tom* enn.slrh't- bu v<w-v pros;|I nrl„ M „ ,. | ,|,|a1Mir.-.it to D N s, curitv l.ecmts# In- ic ju i ' nimiI s ‘Tmiitlici* * nf mil hull • *tl p. iiplc .• ml imlliMii** nf .til ih*T I \ r I v llllit' „l Ivtii ('.111 I •*111v if* iini it ii i .i ihitiMil1 h* Nitii) <*ru n ty I * till ll tHfe-4 till l ‘M<e H i I Morrison Conducts Ouiz Crownim l*'or Suni'ord Lions Club -H i lab | .......... 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Mm t i i . ii a k-d I'r, III.via win. i-plied . " I 1 K M ail.* ■•Wioiig." -mil Mi M .iin iill, "tho words in ‘ Pull dovv o’." Mi« Hidpli A Km Hi niinounceii Die plot: III ill " f tim F I u iiii of Mialoiii oil .Inn SJOdlO at the I ’re l. byteruiu I ’liorrb nod told of talk* t„ in- given by mtasionarie* front all over tliv world, Hun v* l(ol»un told of Dm l.lorx III.... I ilnnk iirogniiu. and pinna t.,r a donor drive next month. Hoy W right announced pinna for Hoy Smut Week, sinrtlng on Feb, d. Henry Wi tte dated Dial a I.Ions Hiippn to vvInch w ive* and guests are invited would lie held ,luri. dl at the Country Flub. Guest* were lluildv l.uke, M ar* sluill l.nngKtoii and Hugh liiincall* Cecil I'a iltu u presided. MAYOR ELECTION DAYTONA REACH eft - A suc­ cessor lo Mayor Dllte Lancaster Jr , who resigned a week ago. will be elected March 1H A tccall ac­ tum had been pemlton against Lan­ caster when he resigned Movie Time Table "Sirocco" RITE 1 :0lt • H i t s • f t : 15 - 7 : 1 8 • 0 : 3 1 MOVIELAND "Tomahawk" d:,10 complete showing 6:67 feature, Intermission 8:18 * feature 8:55 PRAIRIE LAKE "No Highway In The SkyM 6 :30 • 8 :20 - 10:00 tJU/D — -r a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 11, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6e332a6adf6f5f83cab2e4ddc4ff9f8.pdf 53e059d0fa9305b2cfe43924b0d1fb50 PDF Text Text m >, ■ *v ' M*»n!r ,V' 'i KA:7'7y*A V W w A - , % - i ;i t H E SA N FO R D R tR A L T ) Pag* I Monday, Jan. 14, IW3 laii Vj .mi Buzz Saw Breaks Mrs. R. Hamilton Loose And Sails Files Candidacy To \ Blocks In Air A flying buzz saw, breaking State legislature Imiac while in operation In ' a wood Mm. Itulh M. Hamilton of Kern la rk announced Hnturdny ax a candidate for slate represent*iivr* Iii Group No. I, subject In the Deinocralle Primaries In May. Mr*. Hamilton any* *lie I* riiniilnii "nagainst gainst'1 anyone not running Hi! "for" -•■m^tl'inc. M it (T* Hone) Smith la the Incumlient ami M. N. (Mack) Cleveland haa nniiinini'fil for the same office. Mr*. Iliimlllon waa liorn, reared mnl educated In Iowa and Minneaotn whrre she taught grade kchool for II! year*. For the oust Ifi years, she Im* bren walking In the iniiill education field, Last rummer ahe spent In .Scandinavia where ahn almlleil the elementary arhool mul Folk 11lull If School* for uiliilt* mnl gathered mutrrhd for ,radbi mnl lerlnro work. At tiresent aho la mndllrtlng alt educatlonal pi riorum over W Tflll In Sanford While living In New Hampshire, r Republican stale, Mr*., llarnllIon waa eleeteil na a Democrat to the House of llrpr mentallvrii In 1(141 where ahe served nn the rdilrallnn nnnmltler. She i* the willow of the late Itr, f . Darter Hamilton, noted X-ray siicrlnlist Iii Philadelphia. A Roil, I'oler, 1*1 « Junior at the Lyman High School. She will net ns her own cam­ paign treasurer and has desig­ nated the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Hank n* Depository. yard Friday night, railed four block*, hit Ine roof of a houie, cut four rafter* and severed electrical connexion* before It crashed hrnk bi en to the floor. Harvey Johnson, Negro occupant of the house, rp|Kirleu in excited lone* to the Florida Power and Light Co. that a buzz saw had gone through hi* roof, and that the llghla had gone nut. The police were notified. Guided by two similar experi­ ence* In Ihr matter. It did not take Police Chief William* long to In cale the owner of the hurt aaw, Jesse Ahrurns, Negro, who wh* found to have been operating the xaw in violation of city restrictions at 1207 West Ninth Street. Chief William* recalled that this wa* the second time one of the buzz saw* belonging to Abrams bad taken to the air. Hack In 1014, the fly wheel of an engine npcrat ed In a wood yard by Abrama got loose and Nailed six blocks, and l l « ................... itarted Negro rcsldenls reported a plane had dropped a bomb near a house. Jesse Abrams, by police order, has now slopped culling fire wood In a '‘restrlcled” residential sec­ tion, said Chief Williams. The broken hmz sow Is being held at the police station as evidence. Dade dnd Palm Bench Lead In Accidents TA 1.1,A HASSES (Special) Dade md Palm Reach counties, reporting HI and 12 traffic deaths respectively, led Ihe »t*te MssllsstS Vtsm Vssr linn house was n raging inferno. A In the number killed on Florida's neighbor, Peter Cooper, altrniplcd street* ami highways for Decem­ unsuccesiifnlly lo enter. Napier, ber, the State Highway Patrol end the xli-ening children burned tentatively reported today. The loll for the month wa* 112 In death in Inn flumes. Pulrolmmi I loin |, thinking Tommie’* wife with morn death* believed yet wasn't going to return to the to he reported. The count wax bill with the laiiul money, Jailed made Jan. 10. In third olarr wax Hillsborough Tommie, Willie mul Harry. riiunly, whlrh lind len traffic Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland, af­ fatalities. Volusia reported nine, ter an iinsurei-saful attempt lo survey the di-lirl* yesterday, run- and Pinellas' loll waa seven. Five were killed In rolllslon-i eluded an investigation tills morn­ in Duval county. ing placing I In- causn of the fire CminHe, reporting rout death, on cither "a lighted cigarette or from traffic nrrldenta lo Dcrrm kerosene lump." included Hrowaril mnl Polk. Ho tbv.irilrt-d the bodies as only berThree such fnlalitlex were n “handful of ir.xhea". "Only Ihe counted In each of the following: baby Winifred was dlseernahle,” Kxramhia, Grange, .laekxon, Mon­ he stated. ( l«rnr Decker, highway roe, Naxauo, Hrevurd and Pot tyalrolnmn, slated only the mi-tnl nain. roof lay on top iii the ruilm of Tw n wer« killed in crashes in­ the Holt homo. curring In Walton, Lee, l.nk", Napier anil the Holt children Rumania, Gadsden, Hay, Tnyloc warn burled thla afternoon at the and licon enunttrs. Hui Inn Cemetery In Hanfiuil. The small adlnlnln" countle-. of taifaystte and G llrhrl'l hav-tty The Associated Press) rnnnrted no traffic fatalities si At leust 7 other person* died fur In IDAI. from ac-'ciilniilul muses In Florida Thoan killed Included 57 pa- uver Ihe weekend. sengc rs, 12 pedaitrlani, 4U At Del,null Nntiirday night Izclla ilrlvrra and l«-n hirvrle riders. Leo .Moore, 2, and Louis Kdword (Inlv III falidltle* occurred In Moore, 4. hurnrfl to ilea th. Twn 1,V 1 'other cliildinn and a woman got urban areas, itr J mil of the house , A panel truck veered off the paved portion of n llorlow street, Iaa*a V'ruiM P u r U«»l swerved shnrply lo gel hack on. and ovcrlurned. Crushed under the not to request anv seertndary mad machine wax Ihe driver, Margie building program of the llmul Davison, 2.1, of Wilder Huyen. Department for IEIJr'J. In order Hint Mrs Mary F lloherl*. 70. a ped there oiitv be * financial carry extrlan, was killed when she was over for tile 1115:4 project*, end In Id! by a ear nl Tampa Sunday nnler to have sufficient fund* for ni^tit right-of-ways (or pro|rrtx now t .Incksonvllle Jerry Williams. perilling. It was pointed out that 29, Negro, wa* killed in Ihe xccnnii what would be spent tills year aerldent tie wn* Involved In Sunday would Imi for rlghl-nf-wsv*. The Commission agreed to ronight. After u minor accident he jdepjKul from bis car In Invesllgale nperatn with the Atlantic- Coast the damage Line Railroad In rehulldlug Un­ Then, police said, a tractor • crossing of the tllg Tree Hoad •r; trailer operated try Johnny Mack over th* track, following railroad rlrown, 211, Atlanta, collided with Improvements Including the leasanolher ear ami slammed Into Wil­ enlng of a rurve In the Hark from liams' ear William* was pinned twn to one degree* at that point Itmler lire vehicles in n ditch. as a safety measure. Brntvn ivn* frilled mi charge* of The changing of the rurve will liinnilnitghler and driving while In- necessitate Hi* railroad arqulrlng - 'i l l s - ! _J i . toxienled a portion of the Hlg Tree Road la-nry ('oxwell, M-year old Mi­ running parallel to and east >>| ami carpenter, wa* killed and hi* tha track. In order lo replace the woman companion wn* Inlurrd road It will he necessary for the Hunday when Ihe automobile he County to acquire from John svx* driving riverlnrned on Ihe Meisch, abutting property owner, Overseas Highway IS miles norlh a (V? foot wlda ilght-of-way ex­ of Key West. tending for HOC feet. A. II. Peter­ Willi ('unwell wax Mrx. Kvla son, representing the Railroad, Hliihlix, 41, also of Miami, who was agreed to secure thla for thu hoRpitallrcil In Key West with In County. carallon*, neck ami back injurlo*. The Commission made several Florida Highway Patrolman M suggestion* to he submitted to i , Wilder said _____the ____________ automobile ... hit th* Railroad. On* was that all »ume loose dlrl, skidded and rolled grades coming up to tmth sides of over four (lines. Ho estimated the th* track, bo not more than 2 per­ RH" automobile's ipoctl at in miles an cent, and that th# A.C.L. Railroad hour and said It wax southbound furnlih rock and pav* foot * « * ‘ci n w ik i y w e w the » i i d 400 n u i) n n .. , when the accident occurred. •trip, IB feet wide on tha rlght-ofway secured from Mr. Meisch. County Surveyor M. C. Hagan wax ROTC CtlUlHtC h U lN F H V IL L B (Special) dllooted to supervise the road * . Thirty-six University of Florida grades. , ; Including (items MrCall Three roads will meet at (he Hanford and faculty member* »ha BI* Tree Road, tha urned to the campus last week old Orlando Highway and th* clay an eight-day reserve train- road to U k s Mary. ■ P r * ™ " . *n. annual affair jm d b yjhe U. 8. Army TraneLabrador’* puffin;, rivaling tha JKtrtullon Corns. Negroes Burn | City And County cliff ■ BWillowa i-n is fiw iS M of ||| Ban pg|{ ..... ....... . ft1#i / TOfOt (kfi* Thomas H. Ferguson, veteran Dnilr County Justice of the Peace srel SoiilII Claims Court Judge, ha* announced his eundidacy for the state Itnllrnnil & Public Uti­ lities CommisNion in the 1002 election'. Wave Of Battery Stealing Breaks Out In Seminole NcgroesHeldWhen Shine Is Found In N e g ro Residence I A raid In search of concealed moonshine Ihpior Saturday rdght In n house til 1000 Fast “ ........... Ninth St! Street‘ resulU-d In the finding by police n( a 30 gallon tinrrel full of moon-' shine, and a number of ImiIIIcs par­ tially full of Ihpior. Annie Grace Mike. Negress, and wife of Willie U-e Mike, wax raughl In the net of selling Illegal liquor. waa aijc.-U-d aii-1 I* now la-lug hold legal fer trial on u charge of llles session and sale of moonsnlno li­ fiuor, said Police Chief liny G William* He pointed lo Ihe barrel of "xhlnr" in hi* office, which he said had hern found in the attic of Ihe Mike home To a faucet, nn Ihe bollom of it was a broken rub her huso such as I* used with hot water hollies. Chief Williams explained that Pa trolmun Hen Hutlcr, during the raid, clicked Ihe stopper nn Ihe hose (hat apparently wax connected 10 an rmply hot water hollln hang ing on the wall. The hose was runnerlril, however, lo something cl*c for out flowed moonshine liquor. The inillre slrared Ihe hose Into Ihr wall and up lo the altir where 11 was found connected to Ihe bar rei of iiipior. About 2.1 five gallon Jugs, some partly tilled wilh liquor, wus sei/ ed, iogelher with whiskey glasses. WiltTe I.ce Mike, Ihe hoxluind, was arrested by Ibe governmrni ai one time for liquor violations, snlil Chief Williams '? ».? \\n MIDDEN? HUMAN *dih.trms" i.jriy Jim firms, R, March nl Dlmci Hosier Child for ns James Donohue, District ol Colombia Com­ missioner, look* on during the yulin^i ter's visit to the White House Larry Jim wss stricken wi'b polio win o 111months nld. The visit was In ronncctlnn with Ihr nationwide luml-i uising campaign ol the Nations' Foomlutlnn for lofaulile Paralysis. (fntemallniu! Smi-idphofn, Try and Stop Me •By BE N N ET T CERF- C ^ O L O N L I. Ti JUN1PKH UHACIO, asked w hy he alwayi dosed * Im eye-, when lie ilr.ink a mint julep, explained, "The sight of good Ilk.di. :»•lit. always makes my mouth watah, and 1 don't aim lo liiivc my drink di> tided," The inlnnel, hnwevei In-lirves there is u lime and place for every Hung. Observ­ ing Ins twenly-ycar-nld son out on tin- vrrundnh wiili a Julep in one hand and llnnthci hand aruund Ihe waist of the lie lie of the county, Inloflecli'd, "That liny Is squan­ derin' lllly percent nf his youth Ho can tit ink when he gels old!" Willlstiin Saturday oiglil lie ha' served as chairman twice before He was eleeled chairman for the firsl lime in HIM. then was r>elected in Hl’ii. but quit tile chair manxhlp ufirr Iwo inonlli*. Welili lakes over the chair from Chief Kelsey said, "T ill, same thing happen* ovary year mnl I I, G Morris of Monticello. whose term on the eomtnission expire! mu i unvoiced it* a gang. Tills and who was replaced on the gam" The st•ili,n batteries have be"n taken from thexii flvlrdo funnels (!. It. (Unlit*, tit It w Kate*, U; Curl Dnul. I; G. T. Nlbhok, I; i-1nl Ihe i hi im - triietor llgblri from lire Moon fiirirl. 'ame gang stole the Long wood batteries noil may have stolen hoard by A II jilch of Tuilnhiis see. inanv more lli'it have not been Saturday's merlin al WilliHmi lepnrtrd." wn* the first attended hv lllcli and anolher new member, Harris Dro» of West I’uini lleach 1/mls Kolxd dragged a dap­ per, lonliocleil character op to Mohby Clark's table in Dinly Moore's steak house, and said, "Bobby, shake hands with Htr Twomlily Dickenson Waymuller CadwallsdtrIHliiiteigh." "Hay." ntwerved Clink, "if hr adds Just one name to that strlnf In- con sell II to Collier y as a short-short." Ucpirishi IMZ. i<r li.nn»o t'ui Poirit-uiN *>» Kis* rrsluni RtsdUsu. irnHllHiir* S'rnin l-a«r lla ,) for the purtmxr of ileveloiUng uir laiwer," MuJ. Gen Clnude Feirn , IV••rtflHiiprl •'>#»«*§ I'HfiP flnrl bmii'h lold Ihe Reds. America emlure forever- O n *<■ "You could agree with Ihe llol I safely assume that everything is ted Nall,ms Command llml there1 to lie all right?" lie no development* of mllilnry going "If *0, then we Imvu gut tu airfield* on either side during Ihe house," he declared. " We nrmixllee When you takr Hint step clean have got In go bark lo tb>- ul-l the world will lirenlhe easier, for system of hnnrsly and deeencv in you would have given your first gnvernment. We Imve gut tu get positive indlealino of siueerltv to rbl uf the .hule, lust, greed mnl ward a stable ririnl'llru mid Iben- nvmlrc which are mining our ly WIltlAM H IT tori’ Inward peace " cmintry." Ccnlrnl I’mt W riter Aflerward Ferenliuiigh told new* “ I am not in favor of going bn-k men speeches of the t'ommiuiist to the horse mul buggy days," Indelegates were "Interlarded with explained, "but we need to go G K N K IIA I- t K K'M candidacy Imp** oobls lo obtain In Imlomore propaganda than heretofore " hark to the good old fu'htoiied bus certainly eel the imiIIH ch I |w>i China. That's odd since that "It wa* difficult lo stay on Ihr church-going Gnd-fcnring days of tu Ixrlling. F o r onr thing. It country steme to be In It moat of mihjccl of airfield*." he said. our fathers and of the men who promlMCK to possibly prevent the Hie time. built till* country. We must min IH33 campaign from being Just n t I I tug,-tlier mnl let the nothin under- prexliientlal T -p a r t y — T a l l verauu lly MIMI FAR N FTI Auulhrr PrrucA rublurf crisis. stand Hint we ore tired of living S FD tlL. Korea U*— South Korean Truman. HaliH* I Ike that apparrally are Infnnlry and Chinese Mrdx clashed In n nation of pulltlrimis who ! t ! p irlly hard to Break. look only to the nest elreHon and Imlny In n series of hnltle* mi Ho /nr, Znilok (>NOifcr>;i/ l.» reI I ! Kornn's western front In Ihe wr want n return to the dm* of oiniuiMg orMlrof. Ilr'x haiiu g n Washington TV eett ere being hruvicxl nellou, the Koulli Korean mir grent statesmen who looked Kr/auirr rn o iiitix rap made. Invaded by leskresMhes, we read. First Division bullied four limir* lo Ihe nest ueneraHiui." hrarluft Ihr Irllrrlan “I lAkr Ihr." They should feel right at hease President Jark • Kntlgan an Jn an imsurcessfnl altemnl lo win I 1 t nonneed thgl n meeting of the potent the Bwe^yw aseastere of tinek hill txisillons wrsl nr nl Korang ' Ixinrd of dlrerlor* will he held at Tka keowieeu* "M in Varls" has ihe szlenee BcHaa prog roan , |x> losl lo Ihe Reds Her 2S Ihe home nf James L. Ingley nt ost keiame a U. I . tllliea. fine, l i t Northeast of I'anmunjoni, Ihe I fade let* always has ream far I nice conference site, other South HjlMI o'clock next Thursday night. It may coat a million buck* to Andrrw Rtlnc announce I that a aether pretty alexe. Korean soldiers recaptured tine of send tha U. 8. M a il t« Ut* Olym­ t I t Iwo hills they losl to Ihe Chinese the Hhrlnu Cluli's Crippled Childpics. Thsre'a nothing amateur ten's Clinic will he held In Jack............................... (H Sunday nigh! Hot water, according lo a new*, ntmut those Big aamee except xnnvillu In Fehruarv with J. L. tl. S. Kirili Air Furrc said snow, paper correspondent, le elmoit th* athletee,/ fug and haze held down tighter Tlmrnley, Col. H. G. Ilarrlman and Claieoce Welsh nx the local com­ and Iminher xlrlkrs Monday Fleet F SO Satire Jets, sweeping mittee. In very minny rrgions, dark I Nepal Is an Independent king­ Visitors were inliodoced jby MIG Alley over Northwest Korea. clothing tuny actually lie bettor dom on Ihe eouthem elope nf (Jintlrx Morrlxon nx C. II. Leaker spoiled about to Russian-made I the lllmalayaa. than wnlte, reflecting clothing. MIG 1 3 Jrts ........................................ ......._ un Ihr Manchurian of Huntington, I’a., Fred Havwell of lltimlnn, Ohio, Jack Zucker of side of Ihe Yalu River border, bill Jamaica, N. Y. mul Chief Mack no contact wa* made. Pilots of olher U. N. planrn re­ Cleveland of Hanford. ported (hey Inflicted about 43 Red "lake prisoners. Inflict CAsualllea (mop cxxuxltlc* In dose support and destroy equipment, supplies or attacks along tho warfront ami cut communications, then return tn rails at 31 places tacos In North Korea. hoso without occupying enemy The Mouth Koreans pushed off positions." before tlswn Monday against twn hills guarding Falk's peak, Hut elements of a counterattacking " W e n te d Red battalion blunted the assauf, ill and drove them,back four hours Itotary Club YOU'RE TELLING ME! P filar. A U. 8. Eighth Army stiff offi­ v tJ IIMEOGRAPII n l i 4 -1/ I 11**1. 11-31 OTT N. aril ( t h PMOiNOC ABOONA CREDIT RESTRICTIONS! BODGE 2-TON tFvt.'fvT^ y*||W ||u | m L ^m l* 1 leave In ports U lituioa UMUIMUd, M. FOR A N Y TH IN G Y O U NEED T R Y OUR W A N T AD J KYBfl EXAMINED „ 0LABBB8 FITTED k i u Rm H I PafM U* A VM M From Arlsona comas a mruag* of hop* and promts* u for asthma suffarars. No P m attar how hop*l*ss you think your caso may Bt— no mattar how dlieouragtd you may h* with r*madT*a van have triad — K N O W T H K F A C T S I Complat* FRKI5 Information Is yours for th* ■iking. No risk I No obliga­ tion I Writ* today I O nce” lv fWipRWf m nwiVi iMtfv# i w in •••• /,f ' ( ll's s l ls s n l K r«n , l-n s r llnei dio technician*. iMinlmcn. mcchan i Ic* and olher* who "mlghl ho use­ ful in an Indochina campaign." The paper gtjve on source. In another dispatch quoting uni­ dentified Canlon sources the paper sold the Reds have cslalillsheij a naval base In Ihe I'aracel Island*, 4k?7 mile* east of Indochina II said Ihe base was set up under a secret directive from Moscow. The paper said a Communist flrol uf three gunhoid* converted from Russian trelghler*. smaller craft and submarines Is operating from the new base. Paracfiuta | J*\V) ARIZONA UuHsiun ( ’harKc rURNACI JtUM cer said Ihe rlose In fighting was IN UNITED STATES OH COUNTRIES. ASTHMA! Krmtky Oil Flr#p/ac» >IL C. L. PERSONS m ofroMamisT ' i'F-' ■ 1i'c. Rural Common Scnfu- 7fi« Woodchuck Wouldn't Chuck Wood, Eithor, If Ho hod a If |M*| IG -T Y P IN G VK8TIGATT0N8 MADE HOUSTON if homeless burled in hi* adopted country. CpI. Alexander Stewart, 22, was French waif who In Korea trying to repay the kindness shown killed In action Dec. 24. Blit Ihe casually list doesn’t ■tell him Tn the l/nltcd States will be how Ihe youth asked — and got — the help of a congressman lie transferring from Ihe safely Japan lo the Korean halllefront. II doesn’t tell how he came lo America twice ax n stowaway liefore Congress passed a special law to let him stay hen* legally. Mrs. A. Axicrixl of Houston, his foster mother. *sid Sunday night NBW YORK ijs— Some son Ihea-1she would bring Ihe body home ler patron*, Intent on watchinn a for burial "I know IhM is what movie, were unaware Sunday that he would have wanted ne to do," almost before their eye* life wsi she said. Al 22 (he corporal wax an oltL being crushed nut of a 14 year old boy by s mining orchestra plat­ hand at war and fighting W heQ he ua:i 12 he ran awoy from an form. orphanage In Alsace, Joined the The youth. Anthony llinskuvlch underground and finally escaped Jr., was killed as he curiously lo North Africa He wa* adopted peered from his front row sent by the 133rd Regiment of the 34th beneath the stage of the Academy Infantry Division ami foughl with of Music Theater on 14th Street. Ihnn for five years — North The descending nrcheslra platform Africa, Sicily, Anzlo esught him against tho wall of the When the war -was over Alex pH. crushing hi* head. -lowed away on it *n>np ship ami Police said apparently few of the came In America Members of Ihe patrons realized what hail hap 133rd gnvc him (2<s) and he struck pened and Ihe film wa* not In­ out nn his own. When he tried > 0 terrupted. enlist In the U. S. Army ho dis­ An assistant manager of Ihe covered he was an nlion. Hack lo theater said Ihe plalfnrm wo* be­ France he weld There was no ing lowered after some children record nf his cilizrnxhlp Ihrre, had tampered earlier with ihe Again he slowed away on an Amer­ stage control*, causing Ihe plnl ican ship and arrived In Galves­ fnrm to rise above part of the ton, Tex , July i. UU7. screen. Ill* foxier mother then was an assistant t! K dislrlcl atlornry handling immigration rases Mho lieenme Interested In Alex and In­ Hv HPDIIM JOHNSON terested olher*. among them Hep. Make allmvxnn- Inr rixln- r.i'lx Albert Thomas (D.-Tcx.J. ThomafJ in olaonln:- Ihe farm operation for introduced a special law in Con­ ll)4‘!. Florida farmer- nr,- -endtid­ gress to let Alex slay hero a* nn ed hi- ernnntnWI* of the University Immlgronl The maxurc passed In of Florida Aurlrultiirnl Kxifii«lon August of tO.Vi A few day* Inter Service. In tost fnrm production Alex enlisled In Ihr U. S. Army, "oxt* were nl-inil |:» perrent uliove and was xrnt tn Jnpao. "Alex became very llred of Ja ­ Iasi year. In Ml3’.! time xe.-m likely to go up may lie another 3 pen— nt. pan and wrote that ho wanted In gel Into action." Mrs. Axelrod saltj. Willi n h'eh level of prodwH<tit, "Atmtil a month Inter I got a lellnr fe>-tni‘r>. will me n lot of liti-hrr from Rep Thomas saying lliaj prlrcl liilior, prieeo M W , eeonoinists rear,,.S i* poinl point out. mil. A|rx ,ta(, wr(„ PII nskln„ fnr hc|p and maybe „ little more fertilizer „ 1P rit,|,„n (lrp T h ,,m «a at higher price,, harm omchiiierv s;li(, h „ (M. , haven’t done (h^* is expected t„ nuitimi,- at thl veronu thing by seeing Hint lie gels year's high price* nr pn> ililv pn Ills wish. up miideniteiy, |„ gi-nenil, fiuni er* will need more nuirhinerv nod litHV lllly « , much II* they ran gel. 1,ckru! Notice I'rlre* iif Imlldlmt ntrileriid feed, seed, and post klllei* will M in e d ro s r r r . i i i roiitlnue high enrlv in IPiVJ. All in t o W Af.TKII TltOUTMAN, wli-o. el,e uf reslUenoa Is onhnnwri all. fsrmei* mav huv more gmuls run i,,e hereby reijidretl In III* and service* nod pay mure fin vuur v*r|l I , drfetip,-* nersitnally *,r them, it i, lielievd iiy Civile Mur- l,v Aliorney nn Ibe I .111, ilay if l'< l-riwry, r>.".Z In Ibe ntlb-n uf tbe^ piller, nssistmit erimnmixt. I'b-rb nf ilu- , ’(re,ill I'utiri -if th«/ Rising eosts Uie>e p.l.d few s’lnlli .Juilbliil rlr-n ll. Hemlnute year* have forcerI muriy farmers r'-iiiuly. MnnfnrU. Kluriiln In « -er............ 11 |> m|||, lull, illvnr, e pr— « rase nn. more ,|,ll,i uei i, .......... rspeiiHii, ( „eeillitH ,lM „ r prmlltia hp ,„|IM,tn i» production lielil fur IhiligH ntlier I , -..rmiy, 1‘lnrlila In elixneerv An nl,than teal estate. With the prospect brevliili-il Idle uf stil,| rti-ipe beln* .M11.1-II 111i T l t n l . ' T M A N . I ’laliilllf for further increase* In IHM, far­ v« 1 VA I.T K II T lt n t t T X I A N . Hefen-Imers' debts secrh likely to rise W I T N K N H my h*n-l nn-l nfflclal still more, Mr. Mtirphreu says. seal In Haiifur,t. Kim l-l.i llilx 11 in They could accumulate far enough ilsy nf .Innuary, l»SJ to put serious claim* on formers’ ri r 11d ll N’t >r in r i s r a nf the 1‘iri-ult dm irt future Income. , mr- a i . i With this situHtiun in mind, the ll< il'M li« i.tiU lt A H H lW lA T K H f, Cl (cnnomlst hold* up a warning AMuriteya fur I'ialnllff I’ n . fins isn hand. They signal farmers to pto- K.infunl, Kluriiln cerrl with caution. (Jut cost* where you cun. Operate the tann a*|Cfflciently as you call figure out. Kflirient oiieration--ul ways ilesii-ntili!— will |iuv well III the yext ahead, they say. HELP FROM Boy Is Crushed To Death Dy Platform In Movie Theater Cedi M. Webb Is Named Head Of Game Commission Korean War ... French Waif, Adopted By American Division, Died Fighting In Korea jfct-A.} A wave of battery stealing lias xwepl Herr I mile County In Ihe ’past len day* a* the total bus now reached 20, Hherlff P. A Mem reported this morning. Most of I lie -denling has centered in the Oviedo ureas with tl bat­ teries mol three night-lightx from a Fin mull tractor liuvlng la en stolen in that sertion. Oviedo I'ollen Chief George A. Kidney said this morning, he bad one d m . "We have mnile prints of the right front tire and Irarnt them to a store In Hanford." lie TAl.I.AIfASSK.K - Crell M rom hided I but lie thinks the gang innies floor Kanfoid breante of I Wchli is the new » halrmnn of Ihi Flornlii Game anil Fresh Wafer this tin- clue. Hr believes Dial the butteries Fish Commission Webb, who lias served on the lire being sold lo trucks wldrh lake llii-in cither lo Jacksonville com mission since HUT was circled or Tampa for side I here. Mod of lo head Ihe group Ihix year ul no Ihe hatteile* atoli-n In dale have I organi/utliimil meeting at Willistno mine from fuiin trnrtors, but Saturday night lie hit* served as nine were luken from the Long chairman twite before lie wu* wood Smith Hinthi-r saw mill in eleeteil lo Imuil Ihe group lids year at an iirgunl/ullminl meeting at Long wi hsi Capistrano, laav* their eummaF “ bitter,” the members of the Unlvrralty and winter haunt* on defjnlta Falk's Teak. Inst lo a Red ar­ U -was a cruise from Tampa mored thrust last month, Is dose date# and arriv* at their Hestlna- o Havaza loathe two hills — on th# training ship tlona with equal predictability. •017, making.In; naklng the ports pods of Key ..ie staff officer said Sunday's Fort Jefferson en rout*. action across the Fenltnula was What Is believed to be the mostly raiding patrols and light largeet forest fire |n America probe. oeeurred In 1434 In Main* and said (heir purpoae was to Naw Brunswick. It burned' owiar (Ml. D •hraa talnion acres and cost 140 lives. iiL*?? nighljgnt of the..program f t-M i, ^.a ippw twnrtpf fvtli d h f d $t§ f l mtm* Tfc« Kytriry Wr#pl»<# ****** wW U m n “I'll buy liuturnnco Inter on” A thought well worth debating, And quit* alright— Except It might. Burn down- white you are waiting. Irilallatliii - 1—tp if ^vwrt iimwiiviffn lo n iw TheEl r %" IV. F W r Im ■Aar I : * Furnace h M U w M ^ Atm i — EM ln iA w g viva rm iv i mtr trimVf7W9 JWff Wrnff* ( K ^ u i i W by Untferwriten Uberetef|e«, Me. ,-z , -.AJwflKEnp rmmmr Low, S jw H H I SEMINOLE . - - * V li ' M77M* i; M0T01 ’’M.it- r/«PM 3p» k .- ? VjKm:t* i7 v .;.:7 7 �TH E IF Y O U D O N 'T r»c«lr* your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P.M., plasre call YELLO W CABS MM S ___________ A N VOLUME XXXX1I1 AMMKtalad l* r«M Leaned W ire Kefauver Confers W ith Truman But Holds His Tongue Friends Boom Tennes­ sean For President; Statement Expect­ ed By February 1 ‘ A WASHINGTON- ifi— Sen, Krfau w ver (D.-Tew t.) lalkrtl for 30 min nlfft with President Truman today, kilt declined lo any afterward* Whether ha will b# a candidate for President or whether he think* Mr.: Truman will run again. " f had a very pleasant confer ence with the President." he told reporter*. *'We talked abmil polit leal matters. I will give a definite ilalement of iny intentions about Feb. 1." A That left things Just about where they were before Kafauver had his . meeting with the President, ting a Doom'from friends for Ihe presidency and for weeks hss lieen teetering on the edge of a derision as to whether he should declare himself a candidate for the Demo rratlc nomination. friends of Ihe tall, soft-spoken Tenneasesn already have Kefauver ■for President groups working In most of the 48 states. ^ " I have not encouraged but I •have not discouraged ilium," the senator said, adding that he hoped to make a decision about Feb. 1 " I tliouglit before any decision I ought to talk with the chief i s erutive and the head of the party," he added Pew politicians, Including Krfauver, expect any Immediate word on whether President Trurnun will or will not be a candidate for reduction. But the approach uf primary el­ ections and selection pf delegates to the Democratic Nntunnul Con­ vention, which will pick the nomi­ nee, may force Kefauver to make an early decision. Nationally known because of his work aa chairman of the Senate's Special Crime luveatlgatlng Com­ mittee last year, Kefauver has said his decision on whather to seek the Democratic nomination would not be Influenced by Mr. Truman's plans. Sen. Humphrey (D.-MInn ) came out uf a private conference with the President late Monday saying Mr. Truman told hint "he Is posh lively undecided about seeking reelection." The President again asked Hum phrey to be :i "favorite son" can didalc for the presidential nnmii nut inn in Minnesota, the senator said "The President said he wauls u ^ liberal platform, a liberal parly M U'sititsis us Crs» nisi • • Father Of Korean Victim Gives Medal Back To Truman G R EEN l l A Y T m - A father who claimed his son was “ kid­ naped" hy the Marine Corps "through trickery and sugar-coat­ ed promises" and later died In Korea, says he Is sending to Presi­ dent Truman Ihe youth's Purple Heart and Presidential Scroll.” The awards are being returned, Glenn Fiedler said Monday night because "fraudulent statements were entered nn his snn'a physical records to make It appear he passed his physical examination." , The son, James, IS, was killed In action in Korea June 1. 1951 a Fiedler, a member of the Green ** Bay Vocational School faculty, said James was a member of the local Marine Corps reserve unit when it waa activated Aug. I. 19S0. He charged, however, that ta* youth's * physical handicap* of poor vision and underweight were falsified by representative* of the Marine Corn* "or possibly lha Navy" hare so he could rider the reserve. Fiedler said after his ion was ordered to active duty he waa a given another physical at Camp * Pendleton, Calif., at which time he waa told he should iaave tha corps because of his physical han­ dicap*. However, Fiedler said, Jatnea signed a waiver and re­ mained In aervlce after the Marine Corps led him to belleve<lM would be made a photographer, which waa hia specialty. Fle&'er said hi* son was a machine guaner when he waa killed. Marine Corps officiate at Camp gh Pendleton could not be reached v Immediately for comment • a) a citrus picker c ------- ilckar whose ladder touched a high ileh tension line IMjOW verdict a M h j n dM rTampa kteetHe Co. LPteJaUffa In the U 0.M0 Circuit ............ inn Firemen's Indemnity Co. and Mrs. Lola husband. 0.0. Brake. of Pa- •iuTiTTWi' 2S IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y H A N F O R I). F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y e r a r.rnrralli (lir anil continued nuM ihium'l, WcdnrsiUi except ma’ d i .lim.li and u nulllnl ex­ it/ nir n.iiit. l N E W S I’A I’EH J A N . 15. Ilir.L* UM 1(M Nil. KntnM.Mhrd l Dlls Frisco Train Is Communists Charge Sanford I'ilnt In Korea K * Jtt Snowbound In \j ^ Bombs K illed High S ierras 220 Persons Await­ ing Rescue Teams Trying To Reach Them In Rli/zard Commission Asks Elimination Of Road Cloverleaf Road Department To Re A-WmI T o Re-lo­ cate Right-Of-Way Seeking In redner the m*t of obtaining rightHif-wsv* fur Dm Fren«-h Avenue widening project, the City Cumml'slon, following a conference with Cuuntv Ciimmi*sInner W. G. KI liter 1**1 night, pas*ed i resolution requesting the Stale Road Department, In »'*«■>nine the Improvement, l« elimi­ nate n promwed eloVerleaf inlerrertlnn s' French Avenue ami lie* Orlando Hb’hwrv. The f{ iin, I Department, with whlrh t’itv nod County officials will confer In Tallsha-sre Wedne*ilav afternoon, wilt he nakril' In re-locate the right-of-way for Dm avenue so r* not to require Dm ehtainimr of nnv iiurliiin of (lie Anchor Inn whh-h is hull* lo 'lie edee of the properly line. The Cily will he rep’ eseilted al Ihe meeting hy Mavnr .Htemper nml t'omiiilssinner Chnsi*. A venii-finni pavmeiii of Slt'.Nl'i lo the Jsrrn (?«.. for the i-ouiulv thin i-f ron*-lriirlloli of the San ford Memorial llaselmll St-idiom, was approved, and I. A. fllvere. president of the company, was commended hv the Comniisslon for Ids work on the project. Mr. Itlvere pointed nut that be mid his firm had done the vei ■/ best they could In bringing the nrojert to completion, and staled that the delay* enconntereil were due tu lack of material available at the time, lie declared that the Hanford hall park wns one of the la«t "amusement jobs" to lie com­ pleted In the country. The Commission discussed dotail* of work yet, lo he done by the City In putting the hall park In working order. >, City Manager Oillon estimated that It would cost alanil $;iM) to put the diamond lt< good shape, nml *660 to repair Ihe fence. It was decided to do this work and to iuive the concourse under the stadium. At the previous meeting lInSanford Iliwdinll Association re ■piesled that the City pay the sal ary uf a groundskeeper and tincost uf flood lighting the grounds The CfiiiiliiiasiuM, considering the limited nmounl of funds ovnllnlde for the project, approved the hir­ ing of a keeper, hut deferred ac­ tion on Ihe lighting proposal until the rust of all of Ihe Improvements can he estimated. An agreement was given final approval to offer the hall paik facilities to the Han Antonio, Tex. team for training in March. Thl* would Include the use of hath diamonds, club house facilities and lighting. Following a conference regard­ ing specifications for Ihe proposed Tourist Recreation Building with K. J. Muughton, architect, the Commission decided tu reject old bids and advertise for new bids un the project, and to meet to consider these al SiiOt) p.m., Wed­ nesday, Jan. 83, It was pointed out that non* of the three furmsr bids had hesii submitted lit the (Cuatmurg (ta I'sge His) f W EA TH ER S\N Fit \\i 1st 'I i tp Itf-i-m* train* Imckuig Die worst snow hanks tin- muon!.mis tunc I,ml tn n hull it-film > tmhi> inclu-tl to want a |>.issi-ii)'i'i I kiiii -ti iluli-d in Do- -.0-11.1 a ill, .'J,i pt rsoii-. ulMi.tril It I* Spi’li i* S.iolhi-iU Pacific ll.1111111.,- It i ,il liyslul I..il l- ill llo- Ini'll niotlhl.iius. Ii-pollid In S.ni Francis,„ lo-,oli|u.iiI<**•» that lie tear lied Ilu- li.oulnl li.nli al i.aii a hi i I'M i, walked lliiuuc.1i alt Ihe , oai In", ami fiuiml in- uniIII ili-spi-t ;ilf |'li III AN had hlauk t-ls mill Iline vi .is ell,.ill'll I.hhI hit Ihe il.i> Spcucc said I lie i i -hciu- H auls were win king low ai d Ihe ti amled streiimhiier. SI" i'll, ol Sail Francivco from liulli cidcs i.l the Sierra \l a XI :i III Ilu- casttHtiiiul ll.llli was I,, lairli'd al 1'iitih I tat. ahout miles Iriiiit ilit- -hi'amliiiel A new -li.nii centered m u the Miontll ol Du* t'liliimlll.i Ulcer hriiiiglil uioie lain lo t'alltiiriua's low lands and piled up more now ill Ihe liitiimlalus 11 w .in Ihe wiust storm m mi vials, the WcaDlci Ituii-nil said Mine Ilian an mill enily loilav and imkluiul hail I li.'l inches in ll„ .’1 limits ended al X a m lo,lav llo- •un (i*-t il#* h .mi «lt iv 1111' 1BitIMIT.I* Hi* th if!s Ii»n .ml Hit sI I.l lull'd •i t‘.«niliin'1 weir i pup |M'tl %%llh |Ml\\I't Iul niiiiu plttw Ih lli <ill ru»d dm ltti ’i IhrtM* Wt'.N'is :im|i)iiliioii<a |ri ps Will) fill) r (lrlplll.it tii' ui two |i't»|i\ mid four ami tiul .in* r> were in the Armv cimvoi wlmh irricd food Im 2 nisi iiii-iilHie swank weaDuimul Irani was a victim ol a (Highly slniin wlmli lashed Ihe West i oast (nun I'.m adu In Meum The howling gale-. piled deep snow drifts in the mountain*, dumped flooding lam"ti already sodileu low lands ami wavei, smashing **'*'* towering waves aguimt seawnll-i A Itnuthern I'acliic Hpokesmou. »inh vihAir. xnfd from M n. purnoiis on Ihe snowlioiifid fi.tin nt i ll niliitt iliiilt* niuilit .d nIIt'iiHoii Two tlorlols ale with Ho* m' suiic |Nil fV 1 0 A „ ied Soldiers Sfitali* ( ’iindidatt* U.S. Denies Bombing Camp AtKani'dong; Full Simly Of Air Openitions Ordered Ml N SW Knre.i i r p n i ted I m L i y V <nminuI N t»omh*4 killed in Allied Mtldirr. and umitlil* id i‘,n m ,i Ued priom c.uup A l s Filth \n Lorre >i>oke* in..11 >,||il it v|j|*i|l'f so But Ihe I N i olliCllJli I contitnied tn in* %e-stmate I lu* ll*! f<*|nit I was in.ide at Koi e.m time in^ntiatiuiiv One uLeoniindtee argued h u t who was in what armv A veeond -mb* (’(im im ,!Ire ipd ittrh ir k ' d (ruin aiHie Id to the Nnitli Ku i i i i i lurth lair Neither subcommittee u-ported any pi ogles tow ard ail arm!slice Nortli Korean Mat Gen l.co Sang < ho s.ud the Kangdoug pris­ on camp holding 1 .VD !(cpublic \ Mi»\ Itirwet', I itIt)*\i ll*' III of Korea tHOK> suhlieis and nnn Aniencan. was bom bed Monday tm ii, v, toilii v atimmiMn t tin can night tic said names ol casualties Lt. Col. J Ho** Admit*! Jr , rolikiikiuulrr of tlii- MS<* i umimii* K nmii" of tin* Ktflh \n I'iiivi',h ,ii*l.m v f*u th* Sl;*tr H*»mtc in the would tie supplied Inlei haiiMiittilig -tilth Fightor llomltor Wing, |ir»‘|*nn"* » .• I. kI In- -t|ua<lioii "it .1 nn»*k"ii igum t tit* t'ltiiU'iS;ih ! -i.l . iiii tmi till ill 11(*t. utiject The t' N 1'iimmnnd m Tokyo CtJlMmihUl for con. Ih'fnrt* hiMOg iiillril In ni'lt Vi* 111 Is ■ «!I" ;i Trim Umltl .Aitlm*'-. |n|nt liking tin* IM (I*, l *<...... it »* p» mini le u* Nt ordered a lull study of air operarun from Now Vink to t!tiir«*. Hi* wife, 1.1nin**, ami t %%** vnu nl«! iliiuiflitt • hinui*. li%o til 11-1i:t Mmith.'im M iv Hons to determine wlietiier there I NnH't A ll a n ) . 1|K P t t l \ n mil Stro't, Low Ahgtlcp Liilif IL IS till* suit nf MI 2(0 ‘ \lt i.'llll ■" d i- any truth b> Die 1 omniums! altOffiuiiil l»HAF Hi..to) legations This included (lights hy i arriei borne an i raft and II SI Sitperloi is in addition to Fifth Air 1 orce pinin'. I In- beds ,1il not invite Die Atin--. Hi •unie to kangdiing and see foi ll'gni lives as this have been l i l t A ll Ll- I Spr» l.t I • \ M.ix charging bomb attacks m truce Hirvvci l itti'Ville .it 1 nu \ ,iml « M /one ureas While no progress was made m i i |v , t.tut i tmlny .mnmmrrd hi-* r .itulut.u v ha Stiitr Sr.Mtm fr*»ni armistice negotiations Tuesday, HuScuiihmal Ihsirni which spokesmen said negotiators were O f un Imtr Hi r vani »uut Sent mole mole even tempered than in re­ cent days liven a mile of levity t iMlIlt ll*s, oiik (‘lie rn the lair Mr .it'll Ml** was itiget led into a truce super­ A |» Hti'wt t *■I i)i l.iutht mil I'i Iii * vision session, when- delegate* were di-.idloiked on whether the ''"J hr w.i - horn in M•*iti•a* tin lied' should to- ullovvd lo rpulr and niiiU'd to I’ltlisVillr will) his airfields It.diet A Sexton, lift veal old lly K K N T t'ilK TI.A IN Liiudv when hr vva*> Iwn Hu* (am military t hiiii’M- Ma) Gen ll .u li Fung re, i.h-ni of Iteltiiry. took Id* own "I frvl Dint Hi) itrirflit uf Hullv iiuhim I h* tttliifldo in HUf * where life toduv 11v swallowing poison •ant repairing the field, would lie Itcnpli- In Du- -tnlv linvu wide upi-n hi-* lather wu:» engai;eil in farm ma no Hi runt to l 1 N -ecurily. ns mlml* whin it rumv* to tin It in ins parked car on the highway cInnery hn*ine»* tilled delegidc* charged I'hul.-v fur u giihernntm iul ramllalone tile iilioie of laike llonrm, lie wan rilur.itrd Itsieti said siirrastii .dlv that Die d a W J, HrnlU'v Odlinm l»ld tills OH Itoilto I71*J vve.l of Hsnfmd. ............ .in lilt' piddle fell hr; he, tl N tom* enn.slrh't- bu v<w-v prosud nf Urlaifitu-g w n ltwhich tvportcr tliln mnruliig at Ida head-H e 1 -Uj hit bl'Imoved vv.ih :'tr .Mill.;teil idu.'.ted In ln*l lie ;|I nrl„ M „ ,. | ,|,|aiiuBrtcr* lii-n-. Mr. ttdhain liar lti»t Diei in law, A 1*. Himili, telire-l ha« k to I Diisv die ami then olleo » 1Mir.-.it to D N s, curitv l.ecmts# iatm iiiil from u ii-u-ilav apcaklug Deilm \ ii'*i*f»'iil, afh'i Ht'i'ivini: ii i d the I 111\rI - ll v id I loi ill.l Mitel In- i c j u i ' nimiI s ‘ Tm iitlici* * nf m il tour in Miami uiul Uadi- county luttci witll vk I'llcck I'llcliHCil hit'll i uplIM)' III colli i *' vv.uk tn el Vi hull • *tl p. iiplc .•ml imlliMii** nf .til Hi- will cimtinui- Id* ru«d ruin reml, in imil, "N»« HmmI fm »lnv with Hi* 111li Vihmiic Hivi-'ioii .»> ih*T uoign tunic III hy addrc-Hiiir tinMini ( (Mtt luili t| vi rili, * T iim! in** " How i » tin* ni||> )■- not w it h 11* I.iikilniul .Iriyi-i'f*. i*nr fu rei Himf«iiil, *»|*' **f onI I«totI \ Wt'iisrl fitifii .1 nt 11it if*** .* )i,i i ,i11 m|>» i tm tin i t vc,n I \r I v llllit' „l Ivtii ('.111 I•*111v if* I V«"«l llV* I ‘ " HIM!ilf'li ' 11!| Hit iini it ii i .i ihitiMil1 h* Nitii) <*r u n t y It I-*p„n-i- tu Mr. Ddl i.-iin'* Mi I .liltr Mull I im*/' (*»i(!|«2111V «• r|*n» .i(ill o • • (V M M .1 pill | • til lli i* m tilt I *till ll tHfe-4 till l‘M<e H i I nmi tour wii-i, lit- Halil, "v.-ry gtu lift Min Mil liT't vs*111 Im < »« i - ■* Rl'tOlp of 'skit*f ■* I «*ClI'Im «I tlit I ,ll t Hit' ' .1 il II Il l it ,1 i fvmg ” "WV hit all Du- Impiirtnni ln*l itV\ Mini NVlft, r III** «if I In ■iM'-) 0)1Mil'* I If iifi Sodn S|»| Ifi^s civic nml gioiip meeting* in Du victim' tkIft* \tll4 w • )■* I Ml! VII Dim \ I mill tiw u\ l In \\ »•im I I .(III Grcnli-r Miami ari-a," In ;ulih-d Ml ti. I Mi. h ll <fl* l ag# *l|g| l(1t'lH(' Willi ll lonisi II t)111 111 fli'i N\ lull .Ma ilil Mr. (tilluim .-n-ntcii ,|iiitc n |*I I P I'llt i») I....I I.' *M .1 11 i■ai tit i Meek IihI.i v 1111|iic m lli* 1 hi i Ilu i c* » Miliitn furor mi n Din-«--limir Alhn t!mi»' jiuinimceil lu", i aiiilnluc) fur Du I llli'iiihl'T fi |n|| *»l 11«*1 l V. In l«n*k fni M1 Do­ 'Md licy riiiliu *lmw In Miami Itcnrli. ulllce of shi-nff nf Semmole t'unnlv Hextnl) .Mi Si'xtufi L4m \\ nnlliiii ' •ll PII'I II Mill lin' 1*11,HI tM II I Tin- piugrinn i* a llatcticr midii-m-,- silllject I Mil I*. Nl.it . •I v s|,il* |tn nil lo the tlelliiHTilllc primal i«f Ilu* iiiuid* unlit Mi Smith i« lilirlli'iiiritiou hIiiiw with ipn-allim ies in May Mi lit i n .las served tdrill'll lift •'! tll;v* HV |||||' Ilu* hntlv in mn iii-ing dircHi-il in the commciiln Im a deputy sheriff under Slid ill w ilu i tin. ti -l ( i'I I |i«) (i| * Iti Ml' Smith <|hm lti'il lllr till III'* -H i lab | ......... Mil., I I f He tor or feature gue.it over Die leh- 1' A Metw and Ihe late Sheriff i mill** nut-mil SiidfiH.I muir tin* he* tifiM’ i iiii-ml't t hI1 I I>i| (il i III'-* Inr v*. , w.loo I III i phone Three phiilli-n rang eim K i n liMii.tr i v l» ill i hip m’n fv th»W Il*ii IL wi'iif Im Hcv ,i I I iv Vt ,,,1/ rollt. ' ' • O’ do. ’• atnnllv from 11:10 until one hum M llaml IM.il |i* It i r. I ..I .w h< It il Ii ,.t i *i ||‘h rur, which !*«’ i **H(»m/«'il hv M u rrl\ ft eigllt, I •T lilts Mpll.i l t'l *Mill r.,1 *"* I II H„ y ... 'I.l ( ‘loti liv ' ,i M W YORK *' nfter Die program had ended al Hu* N'cw lei *«'v lit'cii-»» )i|;iti*H, ii)i*l •apt ■ a I v M id aIii was arret lid Monday on fI .111*I 11If > .lll'l liv id .*'• ,N tllDlH1 .... II- wns ml. .'1:15 a m. i mini Ihi* r*Mi (Imiii m|m‘ii, fiiciiiiF i dial go of inutile! Ml.. Kelli, Do- high Mllth'lll 1 4MI) MiJlf) ' (M.ill l"l ’» rdlltj. Mr. Odham In-died out at Alt'* Mu* liihi*, with Hu' vi tun iMhm in eas ol one of Ills rn •on 'a Hum a eiemtu-i I lie winner. " Adam* by revealing .Adams' run llrHliu i .it id I itii i>tii rlit* 11if 111 ri'iit h'li1, 11a■11«| MUiiin f Iv lw iird H. < apt Franklin li •v Widliiii f weaver ut nccliiiti with the Allnpiittnh I .mi l Mr lil'MUIT 1 If th)"111 1 )1' hi »' Mil* u IMihtNV fur Il(ir thl' III hr t'liia VI < i, Fngleuni nl, N I u .1 ‘ ol del > I V.11(1 rillllll Y H« ■■ ' 1iilllli'. .lit "I Hr V Mct'idl mid .I..I Trait Cuinpunv unit hi* campnigu "I rtlidnk Inin *\♦inl 1him1 iiiil I.1IL , W*M' d-oi . ■I 11V 1ull.-lltO'l mnnager on Miami llraeli, who i . f••ll Mu tnilxc. lull it wic* un iim ’," held in %'2't icki bail Im allegedlv .Mill at lot Hr v i<u Mir i' it \ inf I ihi'lo death I veal old v(Ilu Hr is a iiirf it In') nf lif ii*id It* |I, "kt I o roniieeled with a race truck. Mr. Mr. Smith hi*i»I "I thru tu shiHitlng I anus who " v i n t I wo wingOdham pn-M-iiled a plmtoalutiu (' W It'liurlie) Meek Imlay Siitifnril lu kt» 1 ti |ni|ir»'inun I Ncglo utility cook on the (relghte. L mnI N i» 1 A iim' i ic.it) Ln:i'tH, Ilit* copy of Adam*' original purchnim announced his lamliilacy for the ' hold.’ hi thul Air I lie lie t I hilt# Do- Flying Trailer, last lldoliei Klkn Chili *if I tin* I the I 11*1 Itap •nc'' o' •|ll.- ' "" " i lien Wade, It' *'• v Witte. John Dobell M lleagan. ussislanl I '> list ( lull i ll nl I il*i -\ lllr .iiiil ttir Jo,» Itnno of murk land* ill Dm Belle Glade nfffice lit Sheriff of Seminole t'oiiii tu •III/' .1 I'. Me IV. V . Ill I ' It.iV .itloriiey. said tinshooting Imp area which waa Inter approved for fy suliject tn Die Democrutlc pri luiiMir ( liaialii-i <f i mu iii*i *«With I'nlli(* rhu f Ituv WiiliuiiiM \edl. I i 1 -ti '"I” i I' I Welsh, polled wfide Die Ishr.iinllseo SI, llo drainage under the Warren ndmln- muries in May In making thl- \1r. Smith M'lmiiril 1** the '♦ri'lir He ha*s si-iv».J , pic-1*Ir iif nf th* nil. W 'Ii .'im . •1 i nl Williams, iMrntloii. uiiniuinceuienl Mr Meek staled that Mr. Srxtiifi iimveil it* Drllnrv tup <11 fielglltei was between I ifllHYlllt* I i»V**• Itill I f|t*vv *1*1 V \tillin' . 1: 'I '"I. ,1 II iii.dlon HitManila and Japan While in Miuiul Mr, (hihuni ac­ there were a few finds which to u1y I nvii tu fhi i'c ituv ' riirii fmni nil* as si.lie NM*' I'l MshIim I I ft* tv D a m Hobson i ii i I ' m cepted u lelcvlaion engagement to would like to present to Ihe vulci lleagan said lie had pieced lo NllC t llUlMII.il! id I t Hli'V.lill t nun |iei>, I ' . , ( n|i|f lil finch, N .1 whirr hr Im. I nud 1-1, ........son appear on Italph Kenlcke'* TV id this county ijelhei a stmy from ciew mcndiei *m»|| t4in§*liiVt (I 11v Hi*- Tuu iirv IV rluipti-l m| Dm IIII,Hitill" 1*2(1 l|i*« l w. V,,!,. tt itliaii ai" new* *hmv over W TV J in Mlnnii A member of n pium-er Iniitily ol Hnnlwnrr rniuiMinv fm M vcai c liesi-rildng how Die cook William ilV"h I 111mu! I* -c t*"l t- ;i mem I.' IllNVI. (v r snnmtln.f in D,,* ntlif'lic i,f Keii- Seminole (.'minty where tu- was burn 111<4 milt'lrh* Ipllf't ■iillDtlnl H| Halves hi (laylnn, tilim. appateul lll'l 41f III, ' lioa 1,1 , t due, 1o|s of Die ....... II.'" .1 lb. >1.1 i ..... “ If rnaiy. Mr. fhlhnin reijim»li-d tim' anil raised, fie slated Dial us a I"'nril un a plain while Mu-h -f ly went lieiserk and said Some 111Itsvi II.* i .iambi > <d < Iimmer.e I'l . . , |« III I I Ullll.ll Vs . I. to die, Mr. Adam* and Dan MrCurty up Imy and young man he ueipiamteil |‘i»|MT trail: urn- Ims got tu kill Die eaptiiin " Die e.indld ili i .named lo tile win. vi..ill,I gel D" l„l. "* I.ion„ lia a iim * ■)■ p*a« star Iteagan suld ( .i|it Weavei al ‘Mh'fu Al, Hi'fiiii' take cm ** * »f himself with every part uf tinlormei Miss b -ome Teague, who \\ , limns i •i|ilo,d, llm ki ley. legedly fired Ihree bulletmin M'oiitinunl Un l'i| r Sit) comity and knows Its terrain and was hum in li il i Fouil. N t’ Slu­ Wr-.ii-'," aid Mi M..i mson, "it Harvey while Die cook was loan history which is beneficial tn Ihe ts Die it.ui liter ol Die late Judge WASHINGTON « President acted and iinilergmng a liyslfi icul l i n t , le.igtu* ol High I’uUd all I , .,11,| i.i- It.- undertake AM D!M VS W m im tA W S office which In- is scekim' ■w li.al two win it an uutci died Truman has asked W. Htuart Sym­ nrrvoti. tireakdnvv n Olti.AMMI nt t hwile. u An Mr. Ilcck I* a World War 11 vei Mis Den la ii.il tiuw ol Hi.ideu iii,. lot f i-v’.'i v collier mmiington to stay on temporarily aa The |in>*eeo1ur said that ace.ad ernn having served a* a member *•! diews Is goliu! to devote lull time 1.1(1 i,- , M. Mm t i i.ii a k-d I'r, administrator of Um fteconMruc­ M rC rory store* are luakiinr the ll H Army lie bus been al 1o being ii hunk president and mg tu testimony nf crew nicuihci . III.via win. i-plied. " I 1 K Mail.* tion Finance Corp. while th* Senate many new improvetnenta In Dmlr filiated with Ihe .Sheriffs ulfice as withdraw from politics Weaver, witti the first mule, lieut ■•Wioiig." -mil Mi M.iin iill, "tho considera the nomination of Harry store* Diioiighout Florida, Clar­ Deputy fur Ihe past six years un Karller Andrews suld lie would Harvey mi llie head vvill. a black words in ‘Pull dovv o’." A. McDonald to succeed him. ence Bedding, mnnager uf tha der Ihe late Sheriff (.’. M llaml ami aek re elec Ihill to Die Stale lluuse Juck and placed Ihe hunileilffs on Mi« Hidpli A Km Hi niinounceii The White llouia made this local Mil lory Hlorc, Mated thia the present Sheriff I1. A Mere Mr of Rr-presentatives, hut .Monday lie ills wrists In the scuffle Die i ap Die plot: III ill "f tim FI uiiii of Miaknown today by making public a morning. glnssi Iain's glasses were knocked off Heck expressed cimfidence this ex * dil rapid growth uf Du rntuninl loiii oil .Inn SJOdlO at the I’rel. (attar. ___ from, ..... Mr. Truman to 8ymI lie Small Clulii.- Court nf winch byteruiu Ill Ki*nimnme, he ileclayed, pcrlcnce'further Dualities him to un Mute Hunk, which In- liemls, Is and biokeii I ’liorrb nod told of talk* ington. Captain Weaver allegedly ielt 11 K Mi Nall la judge, hmulleil He t„ in- given by mtasionarie* front McCrory’* liuvc acini i red the ilcrtake the duties of this office itcntundlng more uf Ills time On Jan. T, tha While [louse an­ Plggly Wiggly More alto and arc He mid he would appreciate Die Harvey lying un Ihe Hour, bleeding ruses since d w it cHlablislied last Ilu served in Die lilt!) and lliftl over tliv world, nounced Mr. Truman had accepted rebuilding It at u rest uf (100,000. puhllc'M vole and U making imly sexihma. from head wminds, to relurn to summer up In Dee 31 Aclmillv all Hun v* l(ol»un told of Dm l.lorx Symlngtm’a resignation, affective lii» eaIiiil two decks above There. eases were uiriiod In. .HI ol Thl* will double' the present one campaign pledge: "To eiifnrce -----------------------------III....I ilnnk iirogniiu. and pinna today, and waa nominating Mc­ sale* apace of Dm store in Kl*- the law/lleagan rv|Nirted, he opened his which Ihe Court could nut get sec Ki o e m e .s c o i i k s k t.,r a donor drive next month. Donald, who has bean chairman ahnumc and will give the "cow Mr. Heck la a mcndier uf (lie The Seminole District Hcuuterx' safe anil got a 2ft caliber auto vice on or was miuble to bundle Hoy Wright announced pinna for of the Securities and Exchange capital" one nf the most modern First llapllat Church uf Sanford, training course will begin Thura-,,malic platid and anullier pun ol due to wrung addreises given Hoy Smut Week, sinrtlng on Feb, Commission, tp the RFC poet. nf Dm 470 i iscs collections ,-uffi dinm store* In Central Florida. the Amuricnii laighm, Lika. Wrxgi day at 7:3U I' ,\i id McKinley . ... d. Henry Witte dated Dial a However, the Senate baa taken McCrory'* lit Hanford lui* en­ men uf the Wurid, and Junlur Dali. All unit luudera, iixaialiinli, I. v ‘,,'n '."l.1* Wouver y'til to till- ainnuillcil fu S7 7>4. and ranged I.Ions Hiippn to vvInch wive* and no action on McDonald'! nomina­ joyed excellent bust tea* through Chamber uf Cummcrco. He will committee chairmen, committee- liollom of the stairway leading to form It 50 to I3-.I, said Judiic Me guests are invited would lie held tion. th# holiday period, aald Mr. Ren­ serve aa hia own eampaiagn treas men, aiNmxuring Instllntlim repre- llm cruWa iiuurtera, llarvcy was Nab ,luri. dl at the Country Flub. ding, and much new stock U urvr mid Itua named Ihe Flurlda setiUUvea mid interested parent.* sbmjliiig with hia humlniffcd bauds ' Mil’ Court was established at the Guest* were lluildv l.uke, Mar* FARM B U R EA U in fronl of him. "Flense lake them rcipieKl of the Sanford Merchants being added for spring and Bum­ Slate Bank an hia depualtory. sluill l.nngKtoii and Hugh liiincall* mu urged tu attend. An ilhjetrated talk on plant mer ili-mond. off." IAaaiM’lution. and Mr MrNuh was Cecil I'ailtuu presided. breeding and ,re*d production will At that Instant a shut rutm nut appolnteil judge by Guv Warren be gWen tenliht at «|00 o'clock Crew mcinbiira said that Ilorvuy for a two year term beginning Aug HAIJSY T O BUN MAYOR ELECTIO N at the High Sehool Farm Buildran Inward the eaplaiu at;imtlng, 3ft. 1911. The cmiit is located at SARASOTA urt-Jamea A. Haley, DAYTONA REACH eft - A suc­ Ing by Earl Adama, aaed expert. state representativa and former 403 Sanford Atlantic National Hank "Go uhead, captain, shoot me cessor lo Mayor Dllte Lancaster All membera of the Seminole Rlngling Clrcue preaktent. is the building nml nil Join* the office uf Jr , who resigned a week ago. will again." County Farm Bureau are re- first In announce for Congress Hie Seminole Comity Credit Assn Captain Wuavor fired two more be elected March 1H A tccall ac­ ipieated ty J . W. Wllaoh,. pro- from the now IdveMk District. ahnla, Rcagun xuid. Three bullets elution tum had been pemlton against Lan­ gram chairman, to be preeeat. Ilsley. a leader of Ike economy were found In Horvey'a body, ('apt caster when he resigned (Mtlxena uf HeminnU County will aovn lie given an opportunity tu OLD CARS JUN KED bloc in hi* two session* (IM S and Weaver then look the accuml pair donate much-needed l.loo.l to arme l farces. Aiuiouiicrnient of the ap­ JACKSONVILLE W _ Many of handcuff* atul put them on 1M1) In Ihe Florida Legislature, person* driving old car* may he said hi* campaign would empha­ proval uf Betninolo County hy Ihu nutlonal orgaiiitatlon of llm Ameri­ Harvoy'a ankle*. sise the need for elimination of can Rod Croa* to participate aa a unit Iii the defense blood program When tho freighter reached Kobe left without triina|Mirtallun because R ITE Asheville federal waste. waa made yesterday by Mr*. J. M. GmiMlei, chairman of the local Red Japan, the 30 unlicensed crew of an urdor to scrap cur* older "Sirocco" Cruaa chapter. member* refused to aall with Wea­ than lWti In tiie nation'* junk 1:0lt • Hits • ft: 15 - 7:18 • 0:31 A. U. Feteraon Jr. nf the St. Jnlme Realty Co. haa been named ver and returned homo on other yard*, the National Production Au­ M O V IELA N D Y O K O n A M A * 8 r"* >The U, H. chairman of Ihe blood p r o g r a m -------- ---------------------------------------------- vexrclt. thority office here wax told Mon­ "Tomahawk" day. 5,,?.VT. .te!*- ? H «*w m sn ware for the chapter end baa started requirement*. This blood will Im d:,10 complete showing 6:67 killed In.the crash of a four- initial plana for the p ro g ra m here. u*«d for oversea* shipment to the Automobile Junk dealer* protest­ MAN DNOWNK feature, Intermission 8:18 * kvy pamrt bomber near N EW BER R Y tel Lester F. ed the NPA order. They aald the "Approval of Seminole County armed forces and for Imildinc reBeat. MMday night. aa one of the partlcipatln* won- l e n u tar honi, aMen*a neetli," Holt, 39, a garage owner, drowned corn In Junk yard* are actually feature 8:55 Names were w W M M b/ Sunday after be waa thrown from "warehouse*" In which iparo part* tie* mean* that local clUaene will Mra. Gonial** aald. P R A IR IE L A K E The plane wae reftrnln* from now hatfe an opportunity to doi ^ t n o l . County will bo ona a motor boat making a sharp turn are stored. Parts for many old "No Highway In The SkyM a MOO mite pafN l Over tha Sea naU blood solely for the porpoa* 0f Uia many nut yat active in Ihe noar the mouth of the 3uwnnnee model can are scarce, a neater 6:30 • 8:20 - 10:00 nJ Julian ' K l >: River. wrote N P\. of meeting the nitioe’suteftewe t v » m *m o* r i« * au> Symliyrton Asked To StayOn At RFC Governor's Race Is Still Wide Open Odham Concludes 65-Year Old Man Takes Own LifeBy Resort To Poison Sanford Candidate To Appear On Televi­ sion In Miami, Jax Robert A. Sexton L Hranclt, N. ( !•'uimcl Dead In Cat Titusville Lawyer, A. .Max Brewer, Is Senate Candidate Morrison Conducts Ouiz Crownim l*'or Suni'ord Lions Club Lruijjhtur Captain Held In New Vorlt On Murder Charge Bock Ammumes lie Will Run For SheriIT h Oi l ice McCrory Stori'H Are Mafkinif Improvement Small Claims Court Handles -170 Cases Peterson Is Named Chairman Of Red Cross Blood Campaign Here Th* Weather Movie Time Table tJU/D — a -r �TTlggg ' T H E SANFORD HERALD Page 3 Turn. Jan. 19, 1993 Are "You Safe At m m : STILL HOPING TO GET BACK IN THE SUGAR AGAIN Every year hundreda of people across ths nation die from fall*, burns, poisoning, firearms, suffocation because «* • a «n 4 a r, Ckrlalm a* Ha 4 daft they dn not know the Momentary rules of home safety. To I * * n , PablUb*4 ua S a ta M s rs te lfew laa ( ‘brlataiaa aa4 >•(* Years help ynu discover if you nrc n home safety Illiterate—nnd ___ I I I tlaaa nlla A reas* whnt to do iiboul It—fho Fcbrunry Issue of Pageant Mnpit" icalrred aa *n-nrut alaaa nattrr •ctefcer IT, IBIB, at Ih* Pm I Olflra zlne hns published a lest which wns given to 1700 persons at *a»l«»li PlnrUa, uartar Ik* Art of all nges by n national Insurance company. «f I 'li m n u at Martk a. jure. When the results were tubulated, the officials were i u i i .i. a m ) K4l|ar stunned to discover that not one person of the 1700 passed n n n iio R IIH A R baaiaaaa MaaaaaV ________ tho test. The average «eore was onlv 52.3 per cent! _ ........ ............. ItATK .S Here are some of the questions with answers below Carrier ............................ f Oa* Mnnlk ........... . which yuu should know: Thr»» M.itiia* ____ _ _ ___ ■I* a « i k , .... ............ aa* 1. If you found some member of your family unconscious O m * Tear ... .................. ........ la. Ml because of electric shock and still in contact with a live All nfcllHiirr ■ollr.a, rmtdt mt wire, how would yon break that contact7 taa*k*. rnnlalliK) nd .1 mt .* (.rl> la m ,.l In r Ik* Mr**** nl AiiHWhr: Move the'wire from his body with a dry stick nl*l»* ftiMda, mill k* rBnra.4 lur al r*a„l*r *.t««rtniaH ralte. or overcoat. R*ern*BU4 Vnll.innllr t»f *M4 Vn<|W|*r ll*|ir*a»nt*lli*« 2. If someone suffers n first degree burn (minor), would _a*.. Vrw V.irk, rklra*.,, IIMri.ll. you use butter as u salve? I(aa*aa rlir n*4 *|. I.aala. Answer: No. butter may curry bacteria which will Infect ~~Vka Il«ra l4 I* a a r m b r , af Ik* A*aa*lal*<l I ' r r . i w k lrk I* *alltl*4 the wound. Use petroleum Jelly or similar Inorganic sub­ a i* i« * l* rlr l « Ik* «|A tor rra a h ll. ra il.,a af all Ik* loral a*na *rlal*4 stances which havo been heated to an intense degree In la IM* x a . M . r r , aa wall aa all the process of preparation. A F a*wa 4la*alrkaa. 3. Assuming that the man in your home Ih a hunter, name JlW K SitA Y , JAN. 19, 1953 tho two most Important safety precautions that should TODAY’S IIIIII.K VF.IIHK lie followed in safely u e ‘ storing firearms in the home Answer: a) Keep under lock and awny from children, h) There In an am ailng reran! of harnprrHNrri people* who have Store tho ammunition in a safe storage spot away from found Ihelr r*llh Juallfled, Indi­ heat or nny other detonating agent. vidual* likenl«r have had Ihelr faith JUNllflrd. Tliny trunted In <1. Name two reasons why wooden ladders should never be painted. thru mi,I wi'lo nnt confounded.— I'a. 22:9. Answer: n) Paint hides defects. Ii) Slippery when wet. 5. You Walk Into the kitchen of your home and discover a Tltr Kovrinincnl't (arm price grease fire In your gas oven where meat is being roasted. lUpiKirt program i» mid lo h; Explain how you wordd extinguish this grease fire Mufoly •boil by (our million dollar*. A ami effectively. drop in the bucket. Answer: Smother It with salt after turning off gns and shutting oven door. Don't throw flour on the flames. It’s There wa» « big luinoiit highly combustible. Sunday for Oilnndo'i Camellia Name four things that are essential to the safe use of Show, Which remind* ui, when U Sanlord’i Mower Show going stairs. Answer: a) Onml lighting. Ii) Use of handrails, c) Keep to be held? steps clear, d) No throw rugs at thu top of thu Htairs. Prriidrnt Truman ha* ahan* Wlmt are thu two most Important safety precautions to doned hit earlier idea of lav take In using a ladder. hike for lliit yar. All you gal lo Answer: a) Make sure the base of the Imlder is planted do now i* to Iry In pay die laxet firmly and evenly against the ground, b) Place base away already Irvied again*! you. from wall at a distance of one-quarter ladder's length. r s r r There will he iireciou* little road work during Iv52, nccnnling lo Road Chairman McKethin, in epitc of traffic jam* and auto­ mobile accident*. There juit i*nT enough money available i* the way he put* it, although we could understand it belter if he had pointed to the cement ihoitage. Willi all the laxet we pay there tliould he plenty of money. Don't let ynurtelf gel t&>‘ fAt. If you ‘do, you are giving your*elf a lot of uinieceitnry wotk tu do juit carrying if around. Ac­ cording to the American Medical Altoti.ilion. the urrlru fat which Ameiiran* are carrying around on their liodirt could tupj Ii enough energy to do nhoul on* end one half lullion man hour, of work. And who want* lo work like that? Know how many louritt* came lo thii Male latl year? Well, the Florida Stale Chamber ol Com­ merce my* there were 4.HOO.OOO. And iilioKrrllicr they luouglil in some $040,000,000, (tie liiunrtl single source of income for llir M. • slate, The louiiit hutineii i» h largely rci|mntiblc for Ilie growth of such ciliet at Miami, St. Sh'.1 P*t«nburt|, W p»I Palm Heach, $ and Orlando. Advertiiing pay*, but it can't M “ do everything. A 39 year old divorcee of Shnliinar, Fla. advertiie* (or a lunhand. lie mu.I ; ha "ynunu. Knud tookiiiK. tomron* , I Can be tumid of whn love* Ufa but i» no drunkdtd or alhieit, [.> and who ha* money enough lo M y off $6,000 of my debt*". No. we don’t recommend adveriUlnu at a meant « f ‘ finding : hliiband. .Down in Tampa a former foot“ hem turn* up in jeil awaiting 1 a* a *afr cracker, a crime he readily anoiigh admit*. Making1 Mines Safer The various investigators of the recent coul mine disas­ ter at West Frankfort, Illinois, were not able to agree on tho exact Immediate cause of thu explosion which killed 119 men. They all found thu existence of recognizable dangers which should not have been allowed, but again failed to agree'on the reasons. Inadequate Inspection, weakness of laws and deliberate tolerance of improper conditions perhaps all contributed. Out of the studies of Ui Ih disaster come concrete rccommoudutiniiH for better laws, better methods of Inspection and greater Insistence of tho fullest practicable use of known precautions. If the recommendations, In whole or In part, can Iks mndo the basis of action, greater safety In tho coal mines may result. The basic mistake which seems to havo occurred al West Frankfort was that not enough use had beim made of Ulo Know!dH|l''‘rtt'hand. 'THfc examplu of tho resultl^llM S* ........................ . . . . . . |p ^ --------ter should Is) considered well by people In all other decupa tlons ond walks of life, for that basic mistake Is repeated over and over again. We know bow to make all kindH of oc­ cupations nml activities less dangerous than tliey are, how to make our homes safer and bow to minimize thu hazards of driving or walking across the street. Hut too often wo lull to do it, through eltlwr negligence or deliberate clmnce-laklng. In this failure we court disaster. Intersectional Exchange Thirty high school students of Manitowoc, Wis., are to spend several weeks living and attending school at Macon, fill., while 30 Macon Hlndctils similarly live and study at Manitowoc. Tins Is an Interesting development of familiar international exchange program, under which groups of students and teachers of American schools trade places for a time with those of other nations. There would suum to Iw room for almost limitless growth of this Idea of exchanges among students of various sections of America. Whllo our nation is remarkably Inte­ grated and homogeneous for Its great size, there are never­ theless distinct geographic sections, which differ from each other In many ways. Programs of exchange could enable students to get the Intimate, knowledge of other sections which can bo obtained only by living In them for a while. This kind of exchange could have value equal to that of tho international program. North Miami Feud he* Decision preme Court By REN WIGGINS M l Cowervattonlat local conditions by the U. 8. De­ partment of Agriculture and were made available by the Boll Conservation Service In cooper­ sting with the Seminole Soli Conservation DtstHet," said Belt Wiggins. *ne tern of th* Week— ' Conservation— man's expression of good will toward nature. . According to 1991 records "grassland farming”, a daftnite soil and water conservation prac­ tice, it still on the boom. Basel on present market price*, seed products of the improved pasture trrn-ses netted F!nrlde F*rm»r« more than 4H million dollar* this year. Only a few yean ago therj wei practically no seed harvest­ ing machinery or equipment available In Florida. Realising the seed of adequate machinery A to aid a possible new Industry, Soil Conservation District Super­ visors secured an Initial grant of funds earmarked specifically for this purpose from the Stale of ‘•'tnrlda, Today there are 79 Combines, 71 Seeding Machines, 100 Lime and Fertiliser D lilrihutore and HI Seed Drying and Cleaning Machines In Florida’s 93 Foil Conservation Districts. Just another Indication that conservation farming pay*. ^ Supervisors who will operato the Semlnotu Soil Conservation District for 1952 are: Homer Osborne, R, T . Mil wee, E. J. Cameron Sr., C. A. Wales, and George Harden. "With the Introduction of ad­ vanced methods, th* technical ‘on-the-farm’ service* In toll and water conservation work to Baainola land owner* will bo ■ubaUntlally Increased this year"; Homer Osborne, chairman of tha Seminole 8ol) Conservation Dis­ trict, announced today. "(Jur District records show that we received during 1991 fifty-nine application* for 'in th* field* help from farmers who own 1S034 acres,” he tald. "Com­ bined with those applications left over from 1990, we entered this year with 101 application* covering 33999 acres. Our goal will bo to reduee this figure as much mi poselhle with our limit­ ed field staff.’’ "Wa hope lo bring this about by a new and faster method of farm planning," say* Chairman Osborne. "Recommendations for common and easy to apply con­ servation practice*, auen ai dif­ ferent type* of pasture Improve­ ments, cover crops, cropping practices on organic and Inorgan­ ic aolls, forestry management, wildlife, etc, have .been stand­ ardised. Mimeographed coplea of these recommendations, with a short write-up to tie each prartlre to the Individual condition, will he used In our new long range soil and water conserva­ The use of vinegar, a mild tion farm plana." add, tends to loosen the hard "Theta new "Job" or "guide" deposit that forms inside a tea sheets were developed to meet kettle. 1 Touriit* who decided to come lo Florida ihould hr interetted ihete d.ty* in (hr new* from California where a terrific tlonn it covering the .tale with sleet and mow. It'* good to he "tunny Florida". Soil Conservation News CAMPBELL’S CABINETS * BU ILDERS' SU PPLIES Phone 1447 • MILLWORK Highway 17-93 South SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT Comptroller Says Too Late To Classify KUHHBLL KAY State Will Return - Advertising club* of ByFlorida nml ordinary cltixcns are friendly comprise the Fourth DIs- and cooperative. To Cash Basis Soon which trlct. Advertising Federation of No matter how much money the TALLAIIASSKK i.fl — Comp­ troller C M Gay today advlxcd the State Cabinet that Florida will return to a cavh bind* the ftrat of next Meek, a Recount! of u temporary money shortage, the comptroller ha* been deferring since early In December payment of hills for agencies ami Institution* which are financed nul of (he General Fund. There ha* been enough money lo meet all payroll*, ichool and welfare paymenti tin uhcdule. however. Gay *a!d the General Fund now has a balance (ff fJNM.OOO. * t"Everything U current now, ex dng up some of Uie ccpt for culeldnj December hill*. We expect to do thxt enrly next week," he reported. Iluilgct Director Homer Graham told the Cabinet sale* tax receipt* for the first *lx month* of tho current business year were up about two million dollar*. However automobile license tag revenue wai off about the *omo amount because the Inter dale for purchasing Uga this year has delayed the revenue In reaching the treasury. Gay xnid If II hadn’t been for the as day extension of lime lo huy license tag* "We probably would have stayed on a cash basis." PRIHON BREAK HAN Q U EN TIN , Calif. -T w o Kim Qucnlln Inmate*, using a 13Inch scissors blade and a doubleof the convicts was Injured, edged ax, killed twn guard* In an attempted prison break Monday night. Two other guard* and ona af lh« convict* wa* Injured. Guard Charles P. Wlgct, hi, wee waylaid in the prinon library ond slabbed In doom, Guard Vern A. Mackln, M, wo* killed In a prison movie projection room, M r hard M Rims J r .f Marin Although tho nvnragp wind County dlatrlct attorney, named velocity In Miami, Fla., la 10 Eugene Burwell, Los Angelei rob* ber, and Jamca Alonio Roger*, mile* an hour, it haa reached aerving a term for attempted mar* dor In San Franclaco, aa the klM. 132 mile* an hour. era. Amrrim, launched a rnmpnlgn this month to make Floridian* roiirte*y-ron*ciou*. At their urgence, Governor Fuller Warren officially proclaim­ ed January a* "Courtesy Month In Florida," and Mayor* of Flor­ ida cltlu* lire urged to follow through with local proclamations. District Governor A. 1*. Phillips of Orlando, rhlrf executive of the Fourth District A F A , points out that January la the moat oppor­ tune of all months to take heed of the Importance of courtesy, a* during this month our greatest In­ crease In visitors occurs each yaar, ■ ,i Andptlng the slogan. "Courtesy, Wins Friend* for Florida and You," the AFA has seenroil tho cooperation of the Outdoor Ad­ vertising people who nre rnntrlhtiting a full showing of 24 sheet hoards throughout the state pro­ moting the courtesy Idea. Transportation companies have Joined the effort and courtesy card* are prominent In city bus advertising. Pres* and radio huve bean equally cooperative. Through the exercise of court­ esy every cltlren of Flnrldu can make a slseahlp nnd worthwhile contribution ip the advancement and welfare of his stale. Courtesy costs ynu nothing and yet it pay* iilg dividends. No matter how humid position In life yon ran make » tremendous Impression on other.) liy being courteous. Those who develop the habit of being rourlrom are happier ami act much more out of life than do theme unfortunatua who fall to cultivate tho hah‘ and iw through life with a attitude, Indifferent to the feel Inga of othera. The corner atone of a great mfcny aueceanful ImalnenaeH, large ami Nmall, ran he traeed to the conaUtent excrclaa of coiirteny. People like to dn hualne** in n shop or atore whore rlerka and attendant* are polite and eonrtoous. Tourlsta and visitor* like the community where public official* Advertising Commission spends to increase tourist travel to this state, this investment will l>e lost If you ami I fall to mako our visitors feel at homo when they arrive. Florida with all Ha natural beauty, Ita sparkling lakes, flow­ ers, nnlnt* and sunshine can quickly lose Its glamorous appeal if Its people fail to exerciso cour­ tesy toward Ita guests. A surly policeman, indifferent store clerk or grumpy, sullen cltl xen ran doi untold h harm to hla ntato or community and drlva prospects away who mlgh become substantial Investors and permanent residents. < 1 On the other hand, a courteous filling station attendant who Itrecta tho stronger with a smile, Riven direction* cheerfully and shows an Interest In tha visitor’* problem, makes a lasting Impress­ ion. Ilecauso of him the visitor forms a favorable Impression of the stale, the community nnd the firm tlmt employs this typo of at­ tendant. Tho courtesy movement that I* now sweeping the state got Ha itnrl when the Florid* power A Light Company adopted the slo­ gan "Courtesy Win* Frlenda for rlnrldn, the Company and You," and put on an Intensive campaign In promote rmirlesy among FPAL Ion), It M|, and tha slogan, mini" the word "company" wu* adopt* for llm American Legion Nations Convention. Thun the Tamp Motor Cltih brought the campalg In the Went Coast, Tampa’a Polfc Department fell In line and not with the forceful backing of th alate’a enterprising Advertlslm Club* of the Fourth Dlatrlct, A F i ami Governor Warren’* tlmal proclamation, Floridian* rtall should heroine courteay-conacioui ft is much eatier to be frlendl, andyourteousl T ry It and »ee wha wonderful dividends it pava. Adop an your own the alogan, "Court**; Wins Friend* for Florida ani Yon," DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday, May 6, 1952 SEM INOLE COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER M A K M A C llO S t M A R K 4X1 A S T K R T I I B V A M H O K T U B C A S D I t l A T H O K V O I'lt O K I ICS) FOR GOVERNOR FOR C O U N TY PR O SECU TIN G A T T O R N E Y V O T K KOI* II MM V IIT H K O R O R B FOR SBCRCTARY OF S TA TE V O T S V O R OHM FOR A TTOR NEY GENERAL VOTB KOR OSIM FOR S H E R IF F V O TH KOR ORB , FOE COMPTROLLER C, W, (Charlie) Beck* J. L. Hobby VOTK KOR OHM FOR S T A T E TR EA S U R ER V O T R KOR n a n C IR C U IT C O U R T JU D G E •th Jsdklal District SOTB KOR ORB T A T E A T TO R N E Y Ih Judicial District S VOTK KOR ORB FOR S TA TE SUPERINTENDEN T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR COUNTY SUPERINTEND EN T OF PURMC INSTRUCTION vnrn KOR ORB FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION V O T H KOR O R B 1 VOTK rO R ONR FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER D I S T R I C T NO. t V O T R KO R O R B Earl Higginbotham FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER D I S T R I C T RO. I V O T R K O tl O R B • w in * * ' TALLAHASSEE Lfi - Tho mayor I a city cannot uae Mi suspension iwara In "Impoee n nlho Council la .m e nl (be wladam ol eilsb»him, r aju b lk office, thu Florida Jproms Court held today.. M ack N. Cleveland, Jr. It aald he can suspend city offlirt only (or cauae. mice he went on lo college In I national fame, But something dandy we* wrong w}l|t hie early Ration. Sporti In general and rtjcularlv football are supposed be huildcri of Rood character, relop iportimamhip and intul• in tba youth epnelbinp of the The court ruled sgslnit Mayor aorge B. Slick of North Miami I hla feud with the City Council i "put an and to ■ altuation that ipaara to have reached the point absurdity." The squabble broke out whon ayor Slick refuted to accept the ity Cou m II’i dMlilon to appoint city manager. Three tlmei the wncU appointed • manager asm ret timea\Mayor Slick removed m on the around the employ meat aa a waata oTtupayara1 money. A simuar aituatloo arote whan mCouncil named a city attorney. 1939 BU1GK 1947 BUICK Sedan, Ultra Good Tlrea, Radio, Heeler— Running only 1299.00 Super Sedan, Fully Equipped, Radio’, Heater, Good Tlrea, Good Condition, $1190.00 ; 1949 BUICK < Super Sedan. A Beau roan Sedan With While ’ell Tire— Purcheeed and riven By Local Owner, iw Mileage, Extra Clean, Radio, Heater, n w s r . Excellent or k Condition* 1948 CHEVROLET Sedan. Clean, Good Tlrea, only $1395*00 Locally Owned . 91080.00 Whst m ild yoddo when other bustaifc wssthsr, hstlth, or distinct ptsvsntyour comfagtoths bank? Uss ourkwnk*by-auil •isvios—H*s a "Wmtvv" in such sHoa* 1941 CHEVROLET Maater Deluxe B aH H M rrr* L J j r J E L L . La. . FOB CONSTABLE r f r a mm m i M &S c �frwrewwgs*:?' •AN• . V.'Vv 7*' ft, Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar § IU R H D A T The American Home Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman'* riub will meet hI H:UO p.lll. al the ZTlub home. Mrs. H. (). Ilarrlmaii till be *p*ak*r. The R. W. War* Ulht* Clast of the First Methodist Church will hold a covered dish supper It 7:00 P.M. st MccKInley Hall. M The Chapel Chuir of the First oaptlst Church will hold rehear, wl at 0:45 p.m. The Fldfll* Class of the First laptlst Church will meet with ' Mrs. W. M. Mixon at her home >n the Orlando Highway at 8:00 P. M. Members are requested tit nett at the church at 7:45 I'. M. ' Central Baptist Church Prayer Isrvlcc. i Unity "Truitt" Class meet* at as Valdei Hotel at 7:45 P. M. marolyn II. Parsons, minister and R iche r, will officiate. The puhlicA i welcome. The Ccntrel Baptist Church SunIty School Training Course "The 4*w Testament Doctrine of the Church" will be continued The regular meeting of .Hanford Lodge No. 08 F. and A.M. will ye held at 7:50 p.m. at the Masonic Ref). Entered apprentice degree sill be conferred. * W KUNKM JAY The Prayer Meeting service at First Baptist Church will tiegin at 7:80 p.m. . Mrs. Ruth Hamlltun will show Mis* Viva Kathleen Tllll*. daughter of Mr*, l.oulse r . run* or St. ;olortd movies of her trip ahruad gt - the meeting uf the Business Petersburg, whose engagement to Peter P. Bukur, son of Mr. and Mr*. ind Professional Women’s Club ut Peter J. Bukur lias lieeti announced. Plana for the wedding will be the Yacht Club at 8:00 P. M. The aniiiiunrcd u> u later date. public is Invited to attend. The Central Baptist Church o lundiy School Training Course on iUed "The New Testament Dim-. rina of the Church" will be cun- The Pev. and Mrs. D. Webster William* announce the engage­ ment of iheir daughter, Hrthy Jayne, to Gene Edward Stanley, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Hatty Stanley uf Chuchoctmi, Ohio. Miss Williams wa* gruduated from Seminole High School with the cla*« of IPM. and Is now a student at the Wesleyan College at Central. S. C. Mr. Stanley I* n student in Theology In the same ccho^l. Tl.* <1.1. w,ll I—* announced later. Bridal Shower Given For Mrs. Kilpatrick Mr*. W. II. Kilpatrick wn* tinhonor guest at a htidal show-tand t-anasln natty given by Mr*. A. E. Kendall. Mr.*. Dorothy Ken­ drick, and Mis* Denise Stevens at the home ol Ml*. Kendrick on Palmetto Avenue. Shuwrr gifts were presented the honoree in a large decorated bat. ket amt ranasta prlies were won by .Mr*. Esther Me Alpine ami Mr*. C. I.. Powell. Those present with the honor guest were Mr*. W. K. Baker. Mrs. E. (i. Kilpatrick, Jr.. Mr*. Nettle Baker, Mr*. McAlpine, Mr*. Willis Peacock, Mrs. Vermin liardirt, Mr*. Halph lb/old, Mrs. David Gatchrl, Mr*. George We­ ber, Mi*. B. E. Chapman, and Miss Faye Williams. Also, Mr*. C. I,. Pofcrll, Mr*. John Fitipatrlck, Mr*. Jack Lud­ wig, Mr*. Margaret Kcbert, Mr*. Paul I’etold, Jr. aud Mr*. Paul Pesubl, Sr., ills* Tommy,- Metbvln, Miss Mary l.ynn tin*-, Miss Theda Petrai, and Miss Dilon Baker i HOLLYWOOD | Personals * Meeting Is Planned By Choral Society Guest Niirht Held By Barbecue Club Program Presented On B. & I\ W. Show Mrs. Young Hostess For Azuleu Circle I w (8) Why I* the banjo-dock ms f v what country did racking chain uriglnataf (ft) For what are Simon Wtnaht and Ell Terry famous f C*rroct*an*w»r* will b* pubIJahetf tomorrow on thla page a new eet of quoatlons. name of today’e winner Wg oaase* to the Rite ter to see Vera-KUen ami I Nlirtn In "Happy-Qoly" neat Tuesday and teaday. will appear ansona lalfied Ade. The award to the first, poryn In at the Herald office lOtOO tomorrow the nurabor of correct mbert It's ‘Pint With and d. Refreshment* were served fol* Mrs. Eva llerkey accompanying. lowing the bualntea meeting, oie present were Mn. Al H u m , ■a. Varn, Mn. Harper, M n. Jennlnfi, Mn. U E. Spencer, M n. W. P, Field*, Mn. Roy Tlllle, M n. John Clark. Mn. Ruaa.U, Mn. Wray, Mra. Young, and Mlaa Kllalee Klrehhoff. S BIRTH ANNOUNCEM ENT O rganization M eat Mr. and Mra. C. R. Patterson the birth of a daughter, Is Held By V estry announce Beverly Oay, on Jan. 11. at the Femald Laughton Memorial Horn Alfred Stanley waa elected pltal. Jun|or warden of Holy Grots ■ Episcopal Church at the organ* Mr. and Mra. J. R, Lee an­ laatlon meeting of the new veatry nounce the birth of a eon, David • f it* " *** Haute last Krnsst, Jan. o, at the jrernaid Laughton Mtn other r.fflcer* elected Wevo Mrs; Lee It tl Ksrivle Housholder, secretaryt Vivian McDonlei X (M fn.VIt. ’cd.™* uoieman,VriW renen tZ! Keg (Joseph Bud- I t - By BOB THOMAS V ------* HOLLYWOOD i*v- "Tennis, anytincT" llow about a few set* w-lth Frank­ ie Parker, the glnmur Imy umiing the tennis champions’ Or maybe Jnuod. Mrs. Louise C. Tllll* uf St. you'd ralhrr sit Ihls one out nnd I. II. E. Chant Mr. • THURSDAY talk ulauil such thing* us movie The Royal Ambassador* will Petersburg uiimniuce* the engage­ spent Monday in Juck*otivil(itennis player* and the brevity of ntsst at the First Baptist Church ment of her daughter, Viva Kolb business. leer, Tllll*. to Peter P. Burkur. court uttlre It 6:00 p.m. Frankie I* an i-X|M-rt on ladh Mr*. J. M. Cameron and Mrs The Youth Choir will hold re­ srui of Mr. uml Mr*. Peter J. l rid Pope *prnl lust weekend in He hu* pluyed willi most id Hithearsal at the First Baptist Bukur uf Sanford. movie lentil* nddlcl* Among the This announcement wa* made St. Petersburg. Church at 0:45 p.m. — lietter player*, he listed Robert The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ public on Dee. 88 at a buffet *upMr*. C. A Adam* of 188 VV. Taylor. Peter Law ford uml Wal­ therhood will meet in the Me- - |>er e given by Mr. uml Mr*. Bukur. j upper guest* were Mr. and Mr*. NinthStreet ha* ns her guest her ler Pidgron Van .Inhusnli I* so so. mortal Educational Building at the Hu *lster, Mr*. W. T Bennett, of Sa- he remarked "1 understand Gin­ First Baptist Church at 7:80 p.m. Jack Holt, Mr*, l.ynter and aun, ger Huger* I* a good player." he The Men's Brotherhood of the Howard, all from Dcl.und, uml 1vannah, Gu. added, "lull I have never seen her lrst Baptist Church will have Mr. Nick Flore.i of Clcvelaml Mis* Mollle Joe Morrison, who i nn the court* " iclr regular supper ami prugram Ohio. ha* recently Bight now Frankie I* employed matting at 7rt0 p.m. in the Me­ Mi** Tllll* graduates till* month with her family morial Educational Building. from Sti-tNiui University whern moved to St Petersburg, spent the In trarhlng tournament form to Seminole Chapter No 3 O K S she I* a member of the Delta weekend ill Sanford with friend*. Katharine lli-|dnim. who I* purtrnylng lupfllght alhleie in "Put lying a tupfll will meet at the Masonic Hall ut Deltu Della Sororltv, the Htraton Mr. uml Mr*. Cliffurd McKIhhin ami Mike 1:00 P.M. Glee Club, ami where she did ’She Is an exci-llcnl student," Tht Seminole District Stouter i wink in the Stover Lillie Theater. have as their guests, Mr*. MrKlbTraining course will begin at 7:80 Mr. Bukur ultemled Stetson un­ blu's patent*, Mr. mid Mrs. Sum­ Frankie remarked "Shi- was u lit­ p.m, at McKinley Hall, tle bll afraid about her form und til reralled Into the Navy last ner Mali of SttH'kbrldge, Midi. thought she ought to use a double The Seminole Choral Society June. He Is a member nf the Mr. and Mr*. Lea It. Lesber in the lung shots 1 lolil her there Will meet ut 8:80 u'rlnck at the Kappa Kappa Psl. honorary band First Methodist Church. fraternity, and Luiuhu Flu Alpha. have a* their gue*t* Mr. Leafier'* wax no reason why she couldn't _ FRIDAY Wedding plan* will be announ­ brother uml sister-in-law, Mr. and dn all the shots herself She's good Mi*. C. |1. I.eatier, uf Huntington, eiHingh, and I think the piddle I* 9 Th# Young Wesleyan Adult ced at a later dale. ' Clfeta of the First Methodist wise lo the like of double* " Pa. Church will have a rovered dish He pointed mil dial the douldnnsupper at the Chester Daniel*' Mr*. Jack llrul nod infant for Farley Granger In "Stranger* home hit Deacon'* Drii ut 7:.'K> daughter Linda urriverl Monday oil a Train" m il nil too apparent o’clock. from Lanraster, Pa. tu spend sunnFrankie I* ul*n nn authority mi Th* United Dar/ghirr* of the time here with Mr*. Beal'* put­ lennl* wear Today’s ace* ean Confederacy, Robert K. Lee Nor­ Tin- Seminole Fhural Society rid*. Mr. und Mr*, diaries Wilke (bank him for paving the way to man Dcvere lliward Chapter, will will Intel Tlttnsilav niglil at H;:|0 480 Suiiiim-rliii Avenue. mure sensible nit in- lie haikv buck hold u lunchami ut llm Mayfair n’clni-k a* the Fir*t Metbodlsl tu an era when all Imimumrtit Inn at 12:00 noon. The luncheon Church for the purpose of »eorMr. nnd Mr*, luines Sliueninker player* wore flannel trouser* will be preceded by a program at gnriixing nnd slutting work for uml cblblieu. uml Bill Hhueiuuker " I started out wearing knickers th* Semlnule High School at V..10 the spring enneert to be given dur­ nf Pniiumn City were the weekend which was pretty daring al the gM i ing early Mny, Unger llarri*. tin* guests of their parents, Mr. ulid lime," he snid "Then I switched dlM-clor of I In- giriup, announced Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker, at their to short* When linn Budge and this norning. home on Mefbinville Avenue. 1 went lo Wlmhlfdmi fur the lluvis The concert which will bo se­ Cup matches In 11137. the officials cular In tint lire will feature n Mr*. W. J Morrison has re­ of the tournament said I could not cantata, "Ballad for American*", turned from u visit In Itye, N. V. wear shorts 'Too undignified' with Richard |Dick I llultzrlaw, with her duughtnr ami son-in-law, Thi Bartiepue Club of the Henri- well known upeltltlc bnRS-baii- Mr. and Mr*. J. It. Dougherty, and they said " I argued that I cmddu'l play not* Country Club celebrated their tone, ns soloist. Uthn number* alsu in Florence, Max*, with her annual* guest night at a barbecue will Im presented by n mixed son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and In unvlhlng else und It looked us though I wouldn’t lx- allowed to held at the club un Saturday group and also male nnd female Mrs. W. J. Morrison, Jr. compete But finally they gave me evening. This 1* the only occasion ensembles, a special dispensation, If I wortduring th* year when member* Mr. Harris n*ked tbni all iiirm'long' shorts _ may invite local guests ami a hers nf the churn! society attend "Nowadays Nowadays all the male play 9'fow d of about 150 guaata were this meeting nnd extended an In­ era, with the exception nf lliidgibreeent. vitation to uther local ami visit­ wear shorts. 1 think It ha* bn In charge of Saturday’a barhe- ing singers. Three Juvenile unnnuncers pre­ proved the game tremendously lue were Howard oward McG McGough, u*h. Capt. sided al the microphone al the Tournament tennis is much faster fohn L. Chittenden, Roy F. 8:yme*, Talent show over Station W TRR •nd more exciting In watch. md Hugh Whelchel, Suppers are Saturday morning. These were "That was proven to me when leid monthly’ by the club and outThomas Kuhn, Randall Hohldni Budge and I loured Australia a if-town guests may be Invited al ami William Klrchuhff. The pro­ my time. few years ago. It was at Chrlstmn< Mrs. Henry Russell showed gram wn* *|Kjn*ored by the Busi­ lime and we were playing in Ilia Club officers are Mr. McGough, ness nnd Professional Woman's degree weather. The rest of us iresldent) Caul. Chittenden, vice, colored slides of flower arrange­ were In shorts and Budge was ire*(dent; ami Miss Cecil* Heard ments nnd rose growing at the Club. The program Included a clarinet meeting nf Aiuleu Circle of the wearing his flannel trousers Prcl lecretary-lreaaurer. *olo by I'nidine Rani, who has Sanford Garden Club wliirh met at ly soon he was slowing up, und l liven studying for unly a few Hie home of Mrs. J. A. Young, on could see the sweat turning through months. She was accompanied by N. Monroe, hla trousers." Election of officers wua held her sister, Betty Rnns. Betty and Frankie, who used to be called Norma Bnn* played a piano duct, and Mra, J. I*. Cullen wat elected "legs Parker" because of his sar Plano solo* were played by Dana chairman, Mr*. W. R. Jcnnlng torlal pioneering, also favored (he vice-chairman, hnri Mr*. W. E. Rankin, Maria and Joseph Menen- Improvements in female tennis dei. Varn secratary and treasurer, garb. The pioneer In that field was Singer* were Patricia Harring­ ''aeorgeous Gtisslu" Moran ton. Olorlo Ditto, Marla Mcnamica Convention In Tampa Apr. 81, 88, HAPPY H IH TH D A V " I think women’s tennis much amt 83 ara Mr*. Cullen amt Mr*. and Eva Joe and Juanita Wynn*. moro exciting now that the girl* Mra. J. H. Hodyca The latter two aang a duet. Lola Jennings, amt alternate*, Mr*. E. are more active," he remarked. C. Harpor and Mra. William Wray. Yates and lb-tty Mlkolajchlk also "They rush up to the net as soon aang a duct, assisted by th* Sun­ TODAY’S Mra. Jennings conducted the aa they can, Jual as tho men do beams. TUUtT WITH THE MOOT meeting ‘ In the old daya of Helen Wills Poem readings were by Ellen chairman, r*. Cullen, and r*and Helen Jacob*, the women Q U IZ Vlhlrn, Marla Menendea and Jo­ to judging count to would aland at the baiellne ami <l) Who was the first to uatls on Jan. It, and seph Menemlea. Terry Goembels, bonne* the ball back ami forth naha twin beds! — .... ------- course flower show of Junior High School, played an Th* one who made (he least mis |l| Where we* Duncan Phyto be held In Orlando Feb, 4, 5 acrordlan medley. The Sunbeams takes won the match. ft bomT aang two popular numbers with Kathleen Tllll* T Wed Peter Bukur T H E SANFORD H ER A LD Mins Jayne Williams To Wed Mr. Stanley TERN TALK | II, VIVIAN HH11WN ----- - l o o , |JH tl. tA t: l*J iMccting Ih Held B> Catholic Group I P N»H*f»sturr* la lit it jiitt about time >iot stoppe.t punting beca-t**- ui Si Nlcr. Iitoirylil you all (In- wrung Dm nth* Von Mm tmh (»!»•• (lung* ? •*1dt'il ii I 1In* flint inecfiitK »*f Dt»* I ficrc wa* that yrllnw *curf vcm uf 11»«* C hD ioIIc Youth Cluli that rich Uncle Joe- *rnt along. hHd Ini*t ul|fht ut thi* Ymht Fluh. m*tca,| of that big rrd ruiivi-rtiblc After !hr niinuti*N of the limt And huw about Aunt Minnie meeting wcic icttsl, the tieaNttrvr'* Silly or her, wasn’t it, in "end you ifjiort wii*» mush l»\ Mi*-* I(sm»* opr-ra ttckrt* in*tru.l of mn- of Mury Fiilltim ttio-r- itianu.n.l riln* *!•»• ....... .Mihw Mm v Atm Mis 1m*i ". it ivhh wear* 7 rtlimMllli's'tl, h;itl iituifit tu i 11 iati*i > And, uf cuursr, Mum uo-t pop foi a skull tiius- D tin Iilril wr-ie yunr big dl»8|-iioiutmeiii by tlit* c h ili that •stir if h ih i h u ' I'lmy gave nislcr Sully all Un­ *w •• lUC'slsh’ltl tiling" you really wauled. So why A tr Iin11 oil tlu> Hji /!«ai w ii 4 thank anybody for unytblnr 7 A* giY*i) hv M i n Finkfi n r K*’jisht*l, u mailer uf tact you m -lr curl to wlm Miiiil that n r ii the Alum uml Pop and you've II mxif-l-r Wept hi t with huil, t lii*t »■ w*i'■ ii ui'*** about writing a na*t> Irttr r t*< tillt; (Mil. It Wit* stiCC* tl.l that Uncle uml A uli Ur. itut nip tin' '•iitiifiis-t nr Hclt" lu* Girl* who rtpret m u l e ti-aii ilia.!»• Im tlit* Hit/.iui m xt ***ui tllry get. never vlljoy wlial tln-v A li»ff\ poll Will hu »’|l«*|» .it receive. Tile people win, reullv Mr aml Mi \ t* enjoy i l-ii-tnia* arc tlm*. win- fin* Inuiti* find it inure fun to give ilian to * Von Herhnli h mi .Iuii 21, ut i to rveeive. Your real cnluy riieut uf p.lll. All im'lllhrl* uf (he « tills iiiitl the hull,lay - lion Id liuve been j hi’ill IHUt’H( h lire IliVitcsl sAfti’i fit 4t Mti 4*s nn St UKlay, reallred l-y bearing lire *ipienl* uf ill light of‘ grateful recipient* of J Hit, Iff!, till’ tilth will hill e I 'tllll ileligbt yourr gift*. You might even learn IIRIJtllllll Itls'llkfUTit lit ths M-.iilt* In like the III illy pi you receive if 41111111 Ditllfiif I(|»|S||| you udi.pl the filn-to-glvr altitude .MIsm fluiutln I hsId *I-Mn| M* .Strangely enough, girl* who love fl s'sfiMKriitn of csihl tlrilik" util lu give usually Kr( the top-creum UMlklM, llfti’l the Inl’ illfts meet gift* profile enjoy pleasilig •fl»f wan ■•Ijiftlil Ill’ll, lu the ’ll nielli hri ^ pieu rit thrin, i-spreially. You cun p-i m the -pint -d the Tile E**eX Studio idea -o that you'll hr in a giucimi. Mi* Earl Wil-un Swnnilei, n v i n l bode, wbu i* tin- funnel Mis* mood next Fbristiuu* by sitting I'Ollij* to enjuy \uh» ' Uml :n !< l.->iit-H SMumb i *, ilnugbtei of .Mi ami Mis .l.-si-ph Saumb-r* down iiuvv'uuil getting uff n mile I ve ulwuv 1 wuote>| u, I - all wlm rrmrlitbei.il you. ,Mi Swunmo is the *nn <>l Mi and Mi*. I'lo-inn i |n-*t-i Mulle of Or V nil ute lute with pHH i Hi iiinl A’oil do not lired to fill to I hi KMI tint**. »C l«uC\* lei I tti**MI tan-in. Tin young couple uie now making then ln-mc in l!riine*i lllc giver, und rave about -rime m wlii'ti- Mi Swa-noi i* attending ibe U ii Im -i s i I i of t l-.inla lint t| low tt.it "hi t let lut e fhitK diiiary gift, Inn If you look ut tin- ilev *‘l gift in the light nr ( I i No am- i* .Make “ th in k you hiiie Mini I) obligated lu give you anytbing in* Wl rl» pe.rple »ivs imi .1 M K N U and PJ) Didn’t tbry rr-aliv give hli t fitlo \ ui Miuwet if 9 iluil’V yon suiiirlhing they tboiiglit you tcoi u p m the ptickupe which Iris Hr I I i II \ IIK IIW N S IO M : would appreciate and enuld n-e hei'ii I'Jlis’f nil y wr up jut I I air the \*vv,M|;»liil I'lr-sv I'lNhl liililUl Mi Wt*tk»hi U'N Viil uf lli’iilii, to good udvantage7 pUl'klf Iff, u n w iiip it, spiietlv unlit* Wi'il I*turn h floMi't tlluw Jiitftfr, While il I* true llrul u great the tihlriiil then lift the m i el Want tu *»ti r!»*h i 1'ntt of Irflovt*!' Humber of people sluff off gtft l|H)kt‘ tu tin* I rim a f i n ’ll* uf tli" *hii ki’fi atat n half pmiinl nf giving tiy ordering liy telephone uml rend Die surd h sfun vmi •Su m L ’ m I tiiinli-ii f i n k at till’ iilPi’l t \ ll mtikv main any old thing which come* to look ut thi’ ifift Itm vi hi ell wits hr M un Friil nv if Hi kifitI Inif in II A pernni nn^h t Im w 'spent u ■ft ir iimifl ill tin* lumii’ uf M is. .1 iIinImh fm two 1min LI V tni’tiN l mind, the majority of people ley I I •'I I' *N how K. l'.r w lll» ’K«-i, J f., w ith Mm to plan their gift* In please the if rent ill’ll I of time 'seleitinp till f l(l’ \ Mi’ ll ( I I K K F N npprupriiite htilt mnl tu «c F ri'il 4•UTIIIh t ti-fntstr-*s rerlpleiil to lie. (IN l l \ K i : h F t l T A I d F S " F I m w i t A i i niii'i ini’iit**" vvnw th* Now for those tllUlik you liutr* ssnnpany the pift slmCi l u i i n 1 tali|4’Hpoon 1mV I | hu-ket Wit hunt !<•!«i« nf M m O'SvtiV* 1 i i Ik , ami InpMilniit Here's line for that uiu-le wlm III the WU II ftfti ly « hn|i|M’i| enlised you grief: teudilHf il dhi "lUjHl'-l'tl II HUIII I■)«' Ilf I Mill’s m miiiiKtift1*i 1» If Vih i 'II mttki ii 11;iIv11 s•f heillit llii'ii In 111•’fit| with thi* liiiMlr ***1 KH' oii j i•■|»|** i mI ip ItM'j uiltu'i* til It Item lllb'le Joe, I | '*! » l||M| r itiish iHril 1*1 1'lllll »f I'rticnui’s i i t*s11•i the pitt-s k h i re 11Vi i «i* imiin MliIIv fh>w* r iirililiKt' II wu* sweet of you to leinemlie *' wi*r** himi^ht hy th*1 » im’Ii * t’llllkvtl ■0 *ll|'. S i Itil 11111k , 1 4 II11 me ui Fhnsltiiu* willi (but lovelv ceive, jitupli will i n )«.\ c li no (Uuklrl ih l l kl’tl, *I Huuti mt'iaki’M , iiimI hy tlif illl I'll yellow -carf I'm sure you mu-1 tils-in to ymi mol pH H i l'ho|l|M»ii |»|Ml IV fit *a# | IMl k «*tt (Nil II Mjll'ill k*-1 iigve spent a greul deni of Mill - you'll en joy c n mi t « othei n uh M m 11ii 11111 lli'ii 11 h 'Hh w r liiiftii'fl trying to find ona that combined III lie h *•* you etipiv n i i i i i n p IIn a nt'W mrmti.’i uf tIn* tii.lr. Mi'thoil Mitt holts i iii a mi nit'tniu , hi'uutv uml wurintb Best of from them nvoi low h« a t , mhl l’ h t i i |fttk|ft|i«*i evcivtluiig to you in 1*152 Flilh»win|tf till' fIIII't IIIK rrfirth meat *1 wi *h » Hi'ivnt hv 1 111* Ih m - ami *onk a fvw miriUh’N until Split |veu 4*ni|» liuikes o In in tv Now dnliT yon tiilnk Uncle Jo-ThiifM* IHrHi'llt WITI* Ml ■ p m t l y tornln Stii m *mip, th 'i i will In- even mure liileiiHve wile i tinsiiitinte dish when it m ■ i vuil Ni‘t‘1 It Atl^i’l, Mis t Miller 1). milk lloai n |i »w I>, '•tilling run touinD uf f I n nkf«if l e i r lie select * your Fbli-tm in gift with Hkhi.ji, *Ii . M in William Until, ■slantIv; *1" nut hoil \i|tl s hu ks-u ilexi year- nut that you are lieitnt Hjii'e the J i unk fot lei i t ti i«i und .ft,, \I k K ( *ii1 111 »ii. M m Fiial ami piiniisntsi; ninti nim in o k ln ^ metcenary about it, in unvtliiiig* hs id tht in in flu' simp -l i n i t l v Wit limit hollllly lihnill III Mllllllt «•** titn uiv M m liny (attMMh *Mm K m \dd lueiitl uml To \imt Minnie, Irv "mm-thing hefiire so iin c Split hat hiiki'si put atm*'* h’li^th |yh‘ llmiirlinlili'i, M m 1. H li>hn hiilfi’i 14Mil u sitliid to the no no like tills: t hi minh mifk M m Ihtiinhi -Inin*;*, M m f' w I m * lull •In tint sot Uml fol desNeri seri** ti*»st»d "Viol ate a very thoughtful pel hot t (tin: pout iim m i'tl ih itk io W . >l»*rut iiim I M m Wiilti'i M *i still indeed. Ami, of coiii-e, I’m cnpeilkes or ft Mil into split's MiikfN 1 ni * v viiitf-N. wH Ih • r u M A K i N iin n i.i: d a n d y A I"** Mr». f It .Mi*. J* j riipN oni’imkosl Tf*rwil|i'irrr« Mr** W K. Vilili ti, lilKM'sllent* Mn*- U W. kII in in w. M i l Flank ikkm I Is *, 2 l ahls Mpmin*i -shot ton «*u|i VVihh I i ii f f 111. M u II L Zin. LtiU. 1 j « up s huppoil oniiin, mfrinnn, M in (iaiiin, M m III i i I. ■ I'hnpporl irit’i'li pl'ppi'l, ‘ j p<oi Ik I Kruuml hal'f fim* l l l ’ sj uumi* m u Hiatyi'M, amt Mtn Ih an Mrs, 0 ’Nt*al Speaks Iiufun* Ixora (Mirk* (ft ( UpNl i umh'ii T i l Iniiollo smp, | h jis |iimi |i pii'puis il loti's tuts), I tu p ( I nil la s’**| ■sliHtlih**! A int’i a an •hi ctu Mth. Marry llcrm i TalkN On Ittilks -Ml’lhusl IN T i l t M O O D to r tn iN i ( "sn»k iHlillih'N lit llllNIllltuI wuti'i ualil w hi Jr oi**ft skill'll 1 trill N ,in !* i. ill m u M ia n ’slim li Hint; i ii tu f ip* | "P lum und t'nir --t ittill,-’ 'V,,. II,. «ub;*-«-t ,,f ,i loll. I'lvl'll 111 lull h* ill , lit Isi IIfIlull, | Mm . Ilatry II i -c m i , ut (lu uit-nlini' irf r'i’t! |h ppm II ml In'll tllll s-h in sI •f M I himsii G ir t h - nf <t,* Sitnfio-I Willi It'll Mill tl 1 l 11Ma( 11V 4*Iat) no i.ikldt u I l-rli \v Ini It nn licit! ril hunt** i pink .Mix writ m ho up, 'lo- Imnic -if M i- l.-iiicll unci m o i t iii tl m*nilli *st u i k ! aliuul vi cup I It, Hiiiuim ilin A » cni,i Mill, Mi of llo •Io 'Cni * I'mii into jt 11r» h 11 > (iuy l l n c i us cu lnc. 1 , - , K i on *»oil I S spun I i i h - i m i l , ts»p iifficct* f,n tl,* , iMuiuir vein with iI'loaiinna sin* Itiiki* in h * ii* cli-. led Mill m i , Iiiiii uinli, a mosh fiiic ( :ir»fi F i o h o tu min Mix, l.u w rll U r i e l , vice cluiilm an, lltcH MllkuH L **(*f l I ItJI \|m . J . M. I 'inner--n. tiensu ier, Noli* I*4i 11 of thi- Mii'ul may la* »t,.| M m . Bay Peck, "Cci elurv. -h u pi’sl into Ninalt *im al hall* ainl I T cm -u I ut tin- (ui-eltng wr-rt- Ilf MWIIt'll With tho 11*1 i rl| I hi" IllOtlll, Mi., Fail I'bin pentliv. Mm I-'Iuv i I A 1 1 ii n i:o I Iiono in on I ha 11 on lop of !'aliner, Mr.. F P Itiirki'y. Mr* 111mil h in i M( u t« oi , a I i ol** lif M F. Willi., .Mis .1 N Armrellii, fat ■« iuik IliK f nf an at f i ju ltv o M• Fli.ieiicr- Wiilllx, Mi*. G- F. KHM i I nIi M-Wortln-i, Ml* .Inc .laeiell. Mr*. I !'.o I’nte. Mi* Mm uni Gordon, M n . lien Wudc, Mi* II t/. Touchton, Mr* I'unii'iun, Mi*. Wallet lavlor, Mr*, liny tl/iei, Mr*. I ••xv**lI IlStei, and Mi*. Peck. It. Mr*. K I*. B u lb \\. SFI \hl-:il llitmrlloo will guest -p-ltkel nl lltc l-gollil incel log of tin Nttnfnid till lines* uu-l I’rofe-sioiitil AYomr-u’s t'lol. lo t." BIB I III) A V I'A B T V In-Id tomorrow r-vt-mug ut H:0ii Mr. and Mi* Herbert A. Thors- o'elnek lit tin- Yin-lit Club |. -I entertiiiiieil ut llit-ir home on the Wl-sl Bide leceiitly honoring ili> tr young son, Hrrtrn. on lii* l-.orlh l-iitb.lay r'hlltlM-ti enjoying On- |rurly wi'ie Flinili-* uml Mlilclii Ih-sl, l o i m y Tlciiniici, Alan llr-rhst. Itolg) i i iililtunl. Duiuon Mori Ison. Ellen Fuller, Tommy and Jimmie I’alillvr. Also Mi*. Ilurold Herb*!. Mi*. It. F. Ilol-baid, Mr*. Ilonm-r F,liter, Mrs. Henry Tborstrm, Mrs. Jink Morrison, and Mr*. I.iindn-rl Pa l mer. Alls IlliUliltoli will -peak oil (tie topic, " D e llg b tf ld .Sweden", nod I . exp.-i led to show pic!nre* tukeii on In i ii-cenl t u p lo lln- Sciiiula ii ii v i in, .m in i lie* Tin - II „m l I'.W ('lu ll Illl* invil.-li niembel r. of -ill civic . l o b . ami llo- piil.lii to ul tend. Einstein'* Itn-oiv of le lalivlix i* ImpoiiHiit In (In- - i m l v of lb. t-t m i l m e of (In- atom uml of tiunlvi-tse a* n wlioie. Announcing the Fifth Annual Hi. AukiinIIih- A N T I Q U E S SHOW Lightiicr T r in lillo n " Startlnu next Thursday ami continuInK rvi*ry Day nnd Kveninif (hrouRh Sunday " In thi! Natural raa ccmalaU of about W) per CitU of methane, known aa ’’marah gaa", since It lH formed by decaying vegetation In marihea. 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New Rules Jn First, contest Jayhawks. nRetain May Throw You Off On The Links O f Triple-Header . 3 . , n Lead In AP Cage Sanford Tourists Poll Of Writers Face Orange City P la y s ■ Enterprise , -------- -- ------— NEW YORK V - The Unlverslly of Kansas Jayhowks received one less first place vole thin lha Uni­ versity of Illinois, but still man aged io retain a slim load today as Ihp nation's No. 1 college basket­ ball team In the Associated Press poll Conch F. C. ( I’hog) Allen's Kan­ sans, who won a (19 88 decision over Nebraska Monday night, received 22 first place votes and 7B0 points In the sixth weekly balloting of sports writers and sportscailcra. Illinois, which bumped Indiana 78 00 Monday night, received 23 first-place votes and Is In tho No. 2 spot with 773 points. Roth of the leaders are unbeaten, Kansas hav­ ing won 13 and Illinois 11 games. Monday's games had no bearing on the poll, which closed at noon. iS&L surmise everyone *»' *u* held ^ Junior lli^h School Huttk'H EutcrpriNo Illini Receive O n e More First Place Vote Than Kansas «•» a 38 point lead over Jill mils. Kentucky remained In third place, but nlherwlao Ihe top 10 was shaken up Indiana skidded frurn Ihe No 4 spot to No. It anil Sctou Hall dropped from No. !) In No 12 Ohio Stale and Iowa both defeated Indiana last week, ending Ihe Hooslcr siring at eight straight. Selim Hall was handed II* first loss In 13 games by Siena (leorgln was mauled by Kentucky Monday night. 05 35, for tho Wild­ cats lllli victory In 13 games Team standings with points fignreil on u 10 S 8 7 8 3 4-3 2-1 basis (First place votes In parentheses): TEA M FOINTH V Kansas 1221 700 2 Illinois 123) 773 J Kentucky (» ) 714 4 Iowa (il) 517 5 St. Uml* (3) 414 (i SI Dnnovcntnro i ti> 320 7 Diupiesne (4) 307 m Washington 293 it Kunsn* Slain i.l) 281 H) West Vlrglnn (13) ID2 Stetson’s 7-Game Winning Skein Is Stopped By Miami MIAMI tF— Dick Hoffman, Mel Ynnuek and Howard Keene led Ihe team to a ronvinelng 88 37 Irhimpli over Slot,son's llnttrrs In the Coli­ seum Mundu) night Huffman accounted for 23 points, Ynmick bugged 22 and Keene 21 In the game that was Miami's from Ihe outset Hlnlann stayed within four points idea bill m (he second period a 2H point Miami spree put the Hur­ ricanes far In front In slay. Tho loss snapped Hlclson's seven«»mn winning slrcnk and gave Mluml fourlh pluro In Ihe state standings, dropping Ihe Hatters to fifth. NEW MANAGER MIAMI REACH iA\--Thr Miami Ucnch Hiimlngos of the Florida Inlernallmial league runic up wllh a new manager ludny-WhltInw Wynlt, veteran major league pi Idler. (loncrnl Manager Joo llyan of (ho Mnmingoa announced that Wynlt, for the past two seasons coach of tho Allanla Crackers In Ihe Southern Assoclallon, had Myncd tor hla flrat managerial The Hunlord Junior High Heboid bask eLIinII learn will play Its sec­ ond cage contest of the season kgainsl Enterprise Junior High na the first game on 11 Hire . til), bill at the Seminole High Hchool gym starting at (1:1)0 A free will will ho on parade in thn opener of nffoting will be asked nf fan* for this cage triple-header of year. the two teams benefit. Hanford will l»< out for venueAncu, having lost tls only other game to Oviedo :il-ID. The rrnssBy Allay the-laku rivals ImasV or a strong Junior High ipdntet Uml Is tradi­ tional from tho little basketball minded rormnunlty, ftvw 'o m am ouAHrreR Conch Howard ({anile will count •nw f ' BE P U M W » nn HI* lending »car«r, renter Jim Hawkins. Ilnwkln* 1* only li'd", •or Dt*4 DON* NtVUH hut I* Hanford's number olio W8K IT I f Dl*f aenrer. The future Celery Fed quintet •m u* tS fi HANBONE'S MEDITATIONS In Shuffleboard The Hanford Tourist amt flhuffb-board dull waa scheduled to tangle with the Orange City shuffleboard team here this after­ noon beginning at 2:00 o’clock. I’repared to field 12 two-mao taamt, Hanford didn’t expect Orange City to have more than 8 two-man unit*. The local shufflcboarders play­ ed this same Orange City team to a 12-12 tie in Iti only other en­ counter with another city this season. The tie with Orango City was played on Jan, II In Orango City. /. Roy Hall, Sotlus, N. Y., presldent of the Hanford Shuffleboard Club said there are 74 members In the organisation. A majority of the members play shuffleboard, he added. Hanford Is well equipped wllh 12 shuffleboard lanes, but edeouate Indoor housing la larking. A* D. H. Rowan put It, "Due to the fuel that there has been no sure place for we winter visitor* to meet, exrept In the wide open ■pacca, we are off tn a rattier slow start, hut have several more games coming up,” ui Line ups for today’s Orange City mateeh: aaxroN ii ( •art I r . Mitchell K H (tilth t'm irl X Molm iiii M Hiinrlr I 's s r l T Ibssnlisusr C ully ('■■*1 n J. Jewel IlllOh** I's s rl 11 V. ICcklirrl Sir*. (*. K ckhrr l I ’s s r l ID J II. Ilsalliririis Csirl » Adam vii-k t'ttUfl I ilnmRna Murray m a rt a , DsMcrrlna IV Is*# I's s rl 0 It tl"K<K J II. Ilnll I 's s r l II Air* i n ir il-tl Mr* J. Vnnd*rui**r IlHH" I'ssrl II IV. K. Ilamlnll Mr*. tliinil*tuu More Emphasis On De-Emphasis, Says Writer In Survey NEW YORK (M -Are college sports overrmphaxiiedT Moil of the men who write about them and broadcast them think that college sport* ore Indeed over­ emphasised, and they’ve got al­ most nx many euro* for tho situa­ tion ns a dog has fleas About US of tho writers and broadcasters voting in the Asso­ ciated Press’ annual year end pull agreed Hint there's to much em­ phasis on sports at Iho rnllego level. Only Hi said there wns no overemphasis. Suggested cures hy those In Ihe majorlly ranged from such mun­ dane matters a* suhsldiialliiri and sehrilnrshlps In one man’s Idea of shilling Ihe speelalors Biggest target of (huso wlm would de-emnhaslre college shirts were rah-rah alumni who wave greenbacks os well us the old Achool color*. Thirteen writer* *ug* gested lhal colleges clamp down on alumni efforts In Improve their schools’ athletic record by offerl!'« c*l f' assistance lo hard-run­ ning halfback.* and sharp shooting basketball players. N!nn writers urged that recruitg. xiihsldliatlnn .or proselyting— ill It what you w lll-h c outlawed, *,r ,** very least, rigidly con«roiled. Seven votes each were given to the Idea of putting sports "hack on the campus" and lo the elimlnatlon of both the two platoon aysJem In football and spring practice for tho grldder*. Athletic scholarships, which the American Council on Education Committee of Presidents wanta lo ■Milan. ■!*« came in for loti of ■Hendon from ihe pros* box expert*. Home wanted to make them unirenti throughout the country, aome wanted to put them on ■ strict academic, competitive basis, oih•re wanted to reduce their num­ ber, end a few agreed with the fURNITURE CENTER C At iB-ncai- rira* ” Phfjno mono H2C Mgo " V k H E LIY R R ” » , Uijpji'V n ihk'vt u. AP NewafaaturM Hporta Editor N EW YORK— If you haven’t played golf yet this year better he prepared tn know the new rule* You might meet ■ stickler lo detail in one of those loo-able J foursomes and things could be­ come mighty complicated. Here are tho rule changea since last year; Putter shaft may l>e fixed at anv point in the head. None of the 14 clubs permis­ sible In a golfer's hag may be borrowed from any other person plavlng on the course. Wrong hell: Playing a stroke with any wrong ball axcept In a huiard entails loan of a hole In match play and two stroke* In stroke play, Dropping ball improperly en­ tails a one-stroke penalty. Ball at rest moved hy oppomerit, hla caddie or any equip­ ment, moans a ponalty stroke for the opponent. Out of bounds: Panalty In­ creased to stroke and distance. A clearer Interpretation would lie this: On a lost or out-ofbounds ball, return nearest the spot from where you hit 1 the hall and add one stroke. In other words, after an out-ofhounds tee shot you would be shooting 3 on your drive. Unplayable hall: You have nn option here. You can either re­ turn to the spot from where you last hit and add a penalty stroke or you can drop a ball behind the unplayable lie anl add two strokes. Casual water, ground under repair, hole made by burrowing ■nlmnl: You may lift and drop the ball without penalty. In hnxnrdi If a ball lie in or touch casual water, groun I under repair, or n hole, cast or runway made hy a burrowing animal you may lift and drop the ball without penalty ai near as possible to the spot where It lay, but not nearer tho hole. OB, under penalty of one stroke, you limy drop the ball outside the liaxard but not nearer the bole. Htvmle rule abolished: When the ball nearer the hols Ilea on putting green, It may be lifted, If either player conabltra that It might Interfare with or asilst a player. (A coin may be used to mark the spot, although this la N O T covered In the rules.) Local rules: Under the new must conform tn tho llflOA policy. This puts an added burden on club committees. These, then, are the ride jlH iiHtmiuiifl I**j t Ii .s SKi/St!V A T PIMLICO HE E o o r t P IN M ORE . THAU Hi* SHAPE O P L0H3 SHOTS, /NCL UP/HO TH E HO T— SOAf/KL Lm HAM EP » * P O R T S U P P P / * WHICH P A / p f 7 6 ,7 0 / H O S EA LE E /6 -Y E A R OLP APPRENTICE FROM SOUTH CAROLINA, NON BOOT/NQ •THEM /N A T \TROPICAL PARK, f* THE F IR S T OF HIS RACE 70 Ripe iNFLORlPAf Pmi.inhj qr r*r r.*(».*#***x««i> THANKS TO HIE EAR LY S TA R T, H E F i r s t r a c e p t h i s s p r ih o , HOSEA MAY P tV E L O P /NTo t h e dR EATEG TH EO R O JO C K E Y S IN C E IS A A C MURPHY. F IR S T f - m e K e n t u c k y p E R a y w in n e r s Squabbling Baseball Comiskey’s Expected To Settle Differences CHICAGO iM - The Cuintskoy baseball clan, having patched up family squabbles before, ugaln Is expected to smooth out Its latest and most sensational outburst— the resignation of young Chuck Comlakay aa vice president and secretary of the White Sox. How ft will bo done remained a question today which only could be answered by Chuck'a mother, Mrs. Grace R Comlakey, presi­ dent of the club, and the board of dlrectora. Mrs. Comlskey haa called a meeting of the board for Friday. ” 1 don't know what the young­ ster hea In mind," *ald Mrs. Comlikey. "But we hope to sit down end gel things straightened out Friday." The board appeared to have sev­ eral alternatives. It could simply refuse to accept the resignation. It could promote the grandson and nemeieko of Ihe White Sox founder Charles A Comlskey, the "Old Daman," to Ihe presidency. It could Increase his salary at vice president and secretary through a Shoeless Jackson Is Pet Topic For Black Sox Hurler A I1 Newsfealures H O U STO N , Tex.— Wee Dickie Kerr, who stayed straight when Shoeless Joe Jackson and other* were supposed to have gone awry In the Black 8ox scandal of lull), likes to talk about Jackson as a hitler, The death of 8hoe|esa Jou brought this comment from Kerr, who pitched for the White Sox against Cincinnati and tried to win while some of his mates were trying to throw the «eriv»: ■'Jackson was probably tile best natural hitter who ever lived. I was on the Sox with him for two vears and I never saw him folded by it pitch, not even in tlui*e day* when they tvi-ie Hu ow ing him the shine hall, the spit ball and the niuil bull, which were legal then. "Joe Jackson didn't know which Forthwllh acceptance of the rca- urm they were throwing wltjq or Ignatlon would defeat o program what they were throwing. They prepared over the year* by Mr*. Just didn’t fool him, and he nlway* Comlikey, widow of J. Units Com* thought he hit the fust ball. That’s laker, to keep the haachall pioneer­ right, everything looked Ilka a ing family at the helm of the White fast (mil to him. "Ho used to come bark to the Sox, This plan has as Its eventual bench after hitting a blue darter, climax the naming of Young Com- and I've uakeil him many a time: likey at president. He la the laat 'Whal'd you hit, Joe? " 'Looked like a fast ball to tne mules In the family and ng h«» been groomed for the me' wh* always Joo’a answer. "The two greatest hitters In history In my-beok woo Tbe IS-year-old Comlikey, young- baseball Jackson, aa a luft.hsnded awing, •at member of the family and the er, and Roger* Hornsby aa a major league'* youngest Inn exexulive, Monday announced his right-hundrr. Kerr, now 58, played four year" reilgnatlon through hla attnrney, in the majors, lie compiled a 21-0 Byron M. Octioff. The only thing Chuck would sny tecord for tho White Sox tn 1020 waa that "It'a not an much n mat- and a ID-17 mark the next year. tar of galary ai of aecurlly inch But hla greatest claim to fame came In the IUID World Scries. aa a contract would enure.” QeUotf laid Chuck'a job waa on Ho blanked Cincinnati in the l day-to-day b u ll and efrorta to thini game, 8-0, and beat Jimmy negotiate with the directors for a King,- now a member of the contract providing for a stipulated Queens County. N. Y., clerk's office, 5-4, In The sixth game. K "|yJ,r,6lp' Cuba, tho "Pearl of tho Antll laa", la thn largest Island of tho Along the lower Rio (i rondo Valley, foeall oyatera have beta found 80 laehee In diameter. According to the July, IBM, TJ imua report, CallfomUi hod a cNai iulatlon of 10,471,541.. M M WM i A VS.” Cl' Ranks Of Undefeated College Cage Teams Are Narrowed To ♦ NEW YOIIK 'N — Four of the five malor college basketball teams still sporting an unbeaten season added another victory on the courts Monday nlghl, but for Kansas it was a tight squeeze,,,. The Jeyhawks barely got past Nebraska, C96f! The number seven dog*, which, Illinois and Iowa, leading Iho to the uninitiated means the dogs Big to race with four league vic­ hreeklng from the box or recep­ tories, and Dtmuesnc each r a c k A tacle bearing that numlier at the up their lllh triumphs of the canT Sanford-Orlando Kennel Clubs pnlgn without loss Only St. Bonagreyhound racing plant at Long- venture, wllh a 9 0 mark, was Idle wood, had a field day or more during the night properly speaking, a field night Illinois, wllh a big second period when the number seven* won tho attack, knocked over Indiana, 78first three races, making the dally W. Four Illlnl players scored 15 double seven-seven to the amount or more points. Bed Kerr had 18 of 1195.20 and running tn the and Bod Fletcher col 17 for the money four other times, on tho team ranked No. 2 in the AP poll. ten card race program, laat night. Iowa, with ita beat winning L A S T N IG H T ’S RESULTS streak since the 1022 23 season, rail laeei ae,n ae.n im a 48 34 halftime lead nv4 k im s t MSI>'— ('■tartir Tiaser W T Kmm>'a U lf l I I . DO nrthwestern and went on for a i:!o# l lleatrr triumph over the Wildcats. j oo 78-84 I Nellie Mar _ s k c i i .x u itxctt— e/ieies Mil* Duqucsue led all Ihe way to Tlmei n n trounce Westminster. 88 38. (Fire! Half Dallyaakle) I I,oet (quit l*"0 SKI 4.10 Third • ranked Kentucky, with s Aca H|mile* T ie J.tD Frank liamsey scoring 24 points, 1 tlunhi, !.t) romped to n 95-53 victory over rn iK D S/ieiha Mile Georgia, as the Wildcats rang up Tlmei tOernail Half llallf flaahle) their lllh victory In 13 games T Paddy’* llnl.u f t to ?.no l.fu Alabama upset Vanderbilt, 83 44, t Ha1 e*ni*n I 00 I S " * Delta Halil J.UU to topple Ihe Commodores from qulnlel* (1*7) Iff.in. the Southeastern Conference loajL D A IL Y D O lllH .K : l-oMNpot A In other SEC games, Mlsslssipfl I'aUiiy* llali* (7-Tl ;>al<t l|»H0. defeated Georgia Tech, 94-04, and r o i H T I I H A C K — e/iatka K ile T lm e i aa.a LSU routed Mississippi State, 1031 I’nindr'e Ace II I" * "n J ' 78. • 1II1 - I Malty X 110 I 10 Kansas Slate went to town In (IN-trtweer Tvmiier 3.10 qolnlela d -a i 113.00 the final seven mlnulos hi defeat F IFTH IIAf'F— a/IAIhe Mile Oklahoma, 03-51, tn a Big Seven Tlmei 1 U 1 Jay ell * M0 I 10 M o contest. In other Big 10 games, I Hurliu llltie t *U S 30 Ohio State defeated Purdue, S3-D9, » jilt ------- 3 * ^ . 1.41 and Minnesota topped Michigan, qulnlala (J -ll 13130. 7860. SIXTH H M D — S'laika Stile Tlmei .1X.S West Virginia made It 181 tot 3 K o rn Kid 13 10 0 30 M o Ihe season by coasting to ■ 91-57 • Hally’* Fill) 4 Du f.OQ ? Smart liny M o Southern Conference victory o v if qulnlelu |j.«i MS.m. Wake Forest, in a non contcrence a m > :vrir 11 w a mis* stile scrap, Louisville rocked William rimei ax.-j i (.oil)' II.ji.I,-ii 33.10IIS" *1(1 and Mary, 93- 85. North Carolina 0 It* lli r n l 9,40 T*0 rallied lit the last three minutes 4 .lew-el’* T r u m p 3 lit) lo beat Davidson In o conference (jlllnlnlll (0-1!) 1114.10. affair, 78 77. George Washington Kirill I'll HACK— A lms* Mil* T lm e i :u .J slopped Virginia Tech. 8874. 3 Dull Hualey 1 I S" 0 "0 4 In lauiislana State whipped Missis­ 7 II * .Mtintiiiin 3.S" I I" 1 I V l»i> liny l . l o sippi Stale In a Southeast Confer­ •J(ii iili-lo 13-7 > t i l l " ence game, 103 78, a record score M ATH llll'K — n/iaihe wile for a LSU team. rJ*|m ^ | -1^ | ■ Hiutuin. iron 10.30 s « ) ’ S®*00 Hall rebounded from It* s Miafar Mi* s so » : ii defeat by Siena, to whip Easter# 0 ItMilji-r H„r|iri*nl m « Kentucky, 09 52. U " ltll* U («..'■) ISt.uo In a Pacific Coast Conference T I 1 X T I I H A C K — .’», lOlh* Mil* T im * i aa.a game, Idaho set back Washington * lllrharil M( i *k 11.30 S.SO . 1,(0 Stato, 37-49. 1 Cut* H(|it I ’levvr I f" 9.10 Number Seven Dog Wins Seven Times Last Nite At Race (Jnltfd Stales Golf Association and Tim Itnyal uml Ancient Golf Cluli nf Ht. Andrew#, .Scotland. They were drafted during International conferences laat spring anil went Into effect New Year* Day. Except for the alio of the hall the new rules eliminate all dlf. fen-lire* previously existing botween the UHGA nod British regu­ lation*. Iloth the U S. anil British hallo can have n maximum weight of 1.020 mincoi hut they differ In •lie. The l ’ .4. hall la not leea than l.flHO Inrhea In dlamater while the llntlah hall haa a diemeter of not leaa than 1.020 Inchee. The now rulea ooem complicated at flrat, hut If you play a fair name of golf you have nolhlnif to worry ahout. It’a the duffer, tho guy with the big hook or alien, who will find tnlnire tough, ft could add ten atrnliea to the. "core of a fellow who haa troubla keeping hla long ahota atralght. He now geta pcnallied a rtroka and dlataneo when he hlta out-efbournli. Formerly all he lost waa distance. In caae you’re wondering about adjustable clubs, they arc are out out* lawed. This haa been In the rules for some time but with tho advent of so many different adjustable clubs, the rule la worth repeating. Undw a heading "Movable parts prohibited,” the rule book aayat "A club ahall he one unit. All Ita various parts ahall be per­ manently fixed. No part may be movable or separable or capable of adjustment by the pliysr. If there are any questions ft Is The U. H. Army adopted the •uneeted you write the U8C1A at 24-hour clock system on July 1, The writers who thought there 40 East M th Street, New York IS, la jw overemphasis had Their say, N. Y., for Ita 00 page booklet, "The Rulea of Golf!1' It'a U vall* Btrlcklend of the I rune- centa a copy. . Qa„ News, but 11 tWa wayt >r*.a too muen emphaila on TrIiIuh, C’hairM GhoHt-OMlriiwui’H Chromu Dlnutto Sotx Unflninhotl Punilturu Iloll-Away Ilotln And PMm- *» ■'■■fV' ' YAll TyjKiH Klwir jL’nvorlnua ^ • - - Good TormH - - • By Alan Mavtr By FRANK ECJC Hy K E N T C IIE T I.A IN State champions for the past four years, the Henbreoxe quintet of Daytona, will top n trlpleheader basketball curd tonight against the Celery Fed varsity starting at H:.'l(i o'clock In the Seminole High HelinoI gymnasliim. The powerful Henhreexe V five will tntigle with Sanford’s .lunlor Varsity cagers nl 7 :lb p. m. and tho Sanford Junior I Dab School buttles Enterprise at 11:00 o'clock. The rrrntic Celery Fed. led hv Coach Gunn*, will be out to end the underrated skein the Healirrrie Ssndrrabs have reel­ ed off ltd* season. The Semin­ ole* have won only two nf six contest* at this stage of the campaign. One of these lonaes c»mc at I hr humla of the free arorlng Samlrrab* In Daytona two weeks ago by a 37-,13 score, does not trll Ihe real slorv, how­ ever. The Celrry Frd* Jumped off to no rnrly lord In Ihe gnme but folded a* their first string­ ers fouled out. The three highest Seminole scorer* Jimmy Smith, (Jerald Covington and Wl*e Hardin, were furred from the game hrraii*e of foul*. by surpassing their Daytona showing with a etuiming upset triumph, luit dopster* figure otherwise. On the "1* of tliv last acorn between rso two teams the Mnndcrnli* are n ill-point favorite. The Kamlcrnli* will rnt|iloy fhelr three NCorlng "innchines’ , Dirk l.enholt, 8'3" glunt center, Jim Forsythe. AM" and Dill Ilrrnnrr at Ihe forwnrila, 'llirse Thrse three have tallied over NO per rent of Daytona's point* this season, To runnier this height itdvnnhigr, tin- Celery Fetl* will be using llnrdln, O'I" at tenter, Covington, B'3", and Warren McCall, fi'l" „l the for­ ward*. Mr Cull stymied bl*b scoring Forsythe In Ihe first Hrnbrerie game lodillng (lie HamlcrnIt to « mere four points, Forsythe's worst game this senson. Ilrrnnrr made 12 off Coy.Inglon. The enconipnrablile nilState prosper t l.rnludt limircil In 28 off Hardin. Dunlin will he out to bottle up Lcnholt ns he did to Hi, Jamos’ 'high point renter I’etw Malmn. Mahon, a consistent D) point ninit, was limited to nine off Hat dill's defensive efforts, Smith and Junior Metis will form the nm-lcnx fur defense and play making for the Hemlruden tonight, a* they did In the earlier Hnndrrnli encounter Doth guards turned (lie tide ngainst Daytona's quintet III the Inal gome to keep the Hnudcrnhs fimn (uinliii; tinyrame Into n slaughter until they fouled out. Dill Fleming'* ,rv tnpiad will be out to protect ,, tow-game winning streak limy now Imld by seeking to avenge Iln-|, 13.',"I Io*,. to the Hiindnub ,IVs ouiilci- till* month. The Hanford Junior High School five will try to event the slate In the onener with Enterprise. I’rolinble l.liieups Varsity Dame McCall Forsythe Cnvlnglnn Ilr r n n r r Hardin l.rnhtd! Smith I’erkln* Mr Dm Richard* RIDING TO HONORS mtM.il A i LW M A* IT DARK.., Ml M T t WHAT HM WANT*! 7 Homilor IIIt<-fil*> qulnlel* IS-O) | l ( . 00, J.Jq T0 N IG I1 TT4 ~ K N TH IK (* , F i l l S T H A C K — K ul K il ly .. Lily T ru m p , W e i U r n Htyle, Ml** Dell, Ty * lte*li>rutlnn, (."U nty ( ’■yen, JiM) Dennl*, Sir. Dili, Pop HIko k. R K r i l X D H A C K — n/ietha Mile Com ilf*. Jariit KvariN, Topper Tip , H i,Ik ,’* lllrl. III k Ii l ’urpo»e, lied Krnniu. K. r . Mural* T r y llarct. T l l t f l l f I I A I > U - a tout* Mila I Dot ton J, t'lion I'hou Stun. Slurte Kuelilnn, Cryatnl ilho*t, llu.k riierke r, Min'* Hoy, Itiotlo Hi)rlpl, Trip Hlielf. F i H ' i m i H A I ' H — n/terti* m i i * linnniH Jo, line Hlep, Klilitli-r, Ml»* 4'urroll Ann, Unity |i jiomlt, llo wily Troulile*, |,oiil*,i lliitllur, l.eily I'hylll*. F I F T H I I A I K— .A n u ll . MM* I'nru SlrKeen. Hun Hull, Hlurlel r u f f Ml Nullori* llubu U«n|4ir. M*|( Tlinmler. Hnow Ho*, Town Iwuiter. S I X T H H A I T I — A/ISIh* Mil* Mae qoentln, llreviy Kit, quell*, (l u lw n y Huy, Hoer T o m m y , luively I.OIH*. J e rry A k h I ii , Wlx. ■ K V r I X T I I II i n ; — ,v link* Mil* L u i k y llJinie, J i m ’* O lr i. lire•ell. T o p Topper , (lulil Duel lluliv, Mury Knol.e, DoitMn Toko, Kuity Dolly . , K l l l l i r i l I I A I ' K — a / l a i k . Mile Heniitor riitlln*. Koy T o y , K lnu Hoeeileler, Holton llrlulil. Til*)i*ilo, Hite HIs*. llrlulil lluior, (-)eyer I j trry X I X T I I U.Al'tt— B/U lh * Mil* Hen lluppy, T ra v e l in g Sllke. W a lt, iron Penny, ra* *i« ‘* F u *i rlk*. Ilealovull. II’* Slur. J o y Jn « , T K X T I I I I A t'H— SIIKD < «ur** II* Putieni, llunily A r llon . V*1illmur, Dee I.ee. Vim Dyke, llhost W ri te r, C rlm to n A n J fluid, Alta ' FRENCH FR IED HOT D O G S ................ IIARRECUED H A M B U R G E R S____ { WEEZ-MAJD Vincent Is Favored To Win Net Tourney OBLANDO ias— T ony VlncenL Miami, is favored lo repeat ir* champion of the Florida Invita­ tional Tenuis Tournament opening here toilay. Vincent was given top Ainklng In seedings made Monday. Henri liochnn, Montreal, Canadian Davis Cun player, was rated second, and Alfredo Millet, Mexico City, ami Calhoun Dick noii, Tampa, third anil fourth. Millet and Dickson arc Rollins College students In baliy's matches Hochon, a left hander, fared Monle CroolMi Orlando, and Millet met Mike Blanchard. Boston. Vincent and Dickson were not scheduled. In addition to hi* *nlarv nf 8100,1)0(1 a year, thr Prraidnnl of the United Stale* has a $50,000 rxprnHO allowance.' PR A IRIE LARK ( DRIVfc-IN New Bhewlgf Jume* Stewart, Marlene Dlelrirh “No Highway In The Sky” �British Welcome Soviet Proposal On Atom Control II Seminole County’s Mott Experienced Automobile Dealership WE R EN T \^ V ,% 'V CARS A ' -W E STORE Always See STRICKLAND - MMtRISON Inc. Find Street at Sanfurd Avenue mS m u h“ ‘l<“ HERALD WANT ADS Hen irp IMnme 201) — Since l« 3 l — Ily Kay (lotto OZARK 1KB I'lir Ih tllh lr m i f t l a ft* l l i r VH lr fur liln rk lln r. fn rr fR f«. IIK ID K I.ilI*'ll<•. liermnny >.P Tin* U S Arm* t'ominaml In Eurow* said Imlnv tli/il RussliP* atomic Im iiii Ii could lie used linth IV n n l l*ln w i l l Hr R fftlilrJ against strategic target* on home n trr I hr lrlr|«lit* Hr nn t t ir M i «*rn m l i i i u i h i t r i t r I f ) m i f n n m r la front* and in lactlcnl opcrntlnn* l U l n l I d l h r I r l r i i i t t i l i r Admit. I n nn a liuttle field rrlu ru I n r fhfw lirriM iidifH lM tlu n It *.in| \mcncnn armed force* f h r itilt r t l l * r r In r » |ir«alrt1 I n p u t |t r ••til |*11 n Id o n irr li*r i n I** nn ttn•* continent, a* well a* In t r r d i l r r ( h r !»*■*( ( m o t l h l r ■ • ■ n l i ' r , (he I'nited Stale*, act* engaged in n il II i!M Id * M i n * | h r I d Mtir |atomic warfare training ■t f f I r r m u ( h r t i n t h r f o r r | t u h l | t n llttn I he IralnltlK tin hole* “ tll*a*ter plan- and alt! In the civil power." 1*Ir li*r tiit11if» itm I ininr il In<r I y Hie litlnmand declared If n il r r r sir « i < i|i* l u y *i»*r m l. I I r rn fid tif h r rr*im «i«tlftlr fsir In il* flr*i statement on alomie d id tr lim n n n r ( m o r r e r l | n « r t warfare. Ihe hcadtpinrlors here of Hud. Urn Minina* T Handy replied tcr*ely lo a long series of t|tir*llnn* iilhmfltrd by Vmericiiii corn* spmalenls II said all American troop* In Europe, including those in supply and mnlntcnnnce units, were being "framed to protes't Iheniselves against atomic all.irk " r o « HUNT I— The command *aul any Infnrnia M ID D I.F age coople in rent nice Hon ahoiil special cipilpmrnt avail opt on peinmocnt basis, place able tor atomic defense was clu**l for (fiinlon un i i lilckeas. Nice fled 3'o t|ue*llous whether Uusslu is deal for light pniplit. PlniliH feved to have alomie nrllilery '*l-' or olhei alomie weapon* for em IIKA'I'KI* bedimon* io ntliactive ployment III front line figlillng, and home Meals nphninil Phone whulhcr American training lakes i tlD1- It this Inin nccnnnt, tin- command MODKIIN fuinl»hi*d kdcbeMetle said: npMitincnt Slisndx ilnod Court " It i* iohIi t ' I immI lhal a |Hiwer liiyliwnv IT and '■' . Mniitli City capaldr III waging war against die | limits * Unilctl Stale* lias His* atomic bomb f, ID It IMS, balli. ricwied |ini tires. rids i nold be Used tat In ally a* to, ttnfttt nt - bed titling, \>lolt well as strategical!* pels. :*JtH Piilsnrltn \*> PHONIC MS lly Walt OiNncy ^MICKEY MOUSE 1-B T'e 5 1 ’ O u~ O - m353 I . T l O S S SEES AiZff <iL LE*5l\ SO Sw .«■ UNu,tE| WOMBAT I 1 C A N 'T LEAVE HI AN BEHIND 1 and ' A «* . . , „ IV^.1 THE I.ONE RANGER • t *-*a t 'OC< NE \VCC< N3 ! DND T - s -. I KAN? AND T h E ) v— , HAND AKC 0 < V > -.. f v v e l l .-’ -h u N— . i ( j T T » Z C E N T U 5 V \ N_. HAND 1 Ry Prm Hlrlkcr CJOTTEH HAHED SMITH UA9 M AuBI i r o c tle time vAirre e h h s is I CUP PlAMU FAIL FIAT Tine SANTORD IIICRALD NEW lly Mori Wnlker STOCK 31A It K F T VliIlK (its Prices polnled * downwartl today In tin- slock m a r kel nfler a four day ailVanee selling piessiire was util pro niMinced. exeepl in a tew cases toil list* market ti.ol an onmistak dde tlroo|i Dow Chem ic al lo*l a lit lb m in e than two pottlts at tunes alter Ihe "•iritiany le po it cd profits lor six ooinths cntletl Nov III eipial to tl‘ >2 il share coitipalcd with VI Hi ' *ll«re a y ear ago lltghei luxe* u n i ait inrrrii*etl nillnlier of nut 'landing eiiinmon share* were blamed by Ihe coinpiitiy for die di op, lA 'lflll N oticdH X j T 77 i* tiid r im i il i hi n r run * MM M X I II It lilt I VI, I till I II i x a m i i n n m n i M r t »: i m x < tr, r i , o n i ii v . i x i ii v x i r . u r XO, TNMII • *HI l.l •A It A.MIItl-:/ HA.Mi i H. I I.Mill II I . \ s V I . V A I m ill llA.Miig. 10*fI'IIi ImMI x u r i i r; i n a i ' I ' C a i i ' “ tK K T t . v im , IN T i n : n a v i r: o r tiiifl .i T A T i -: rip r i . n i t i i i A ■r»ll K A l. V A l M H l HA.MliH, wli„h„ ***i|(|n o 'ii an,| S ' ? 'y 'O FLASH GORDON and hJa ad v an tu rta i s apace i. A iffory Avenue. Ilron*. New Vi.rg i'fll di i1 * lirFi hy uiili*(i*i| in ad W ANTED —a M O S S P I C K f its lo i h*m thick oak glove fio in," Call \lb cil F i l l - at f,77 W in Iso,' \\ t ... I f.;‘ 7 I I Ol'.lff V m a n it'* n . iM'itii fin Itilee omOtli • foito t**-I, ,n pul II I fin III >*ti.->I PI, i , d c '» lit*1* Ollllllllg pi lee pel III",O’ I, Hefei eliee- If IO', i *-s H i j W t i le llox X V / , ,1 11-1 Jit-I :l— , Ileal K nlnle t o r Hull) — 3 We Inive new boo is nod t i l l l l l i old ionises awilhihh* vnlb loi oo*,Hull posse,edoh. in one, l u i and thiee l „ d i, " H o . New T w o Ib'dloOIII home, model o roowt I ill lloll, ex tin bilg e lot, l*Xerlb*llt bicillioli * lose m Priced Ain.MHt.nti. F i i - v term llenotifid T w o lledlotim llimie, io M n yf a ir H ’;h pomiCAl Z fS 'JT & S Z : j """" “ taur*. Ideal gift for a pessimist who ran never wait to hear the bad news. 1 f ! Vnleeralfy of Michigan aitronntrr rays rorfioii monoxide /ms hern hlrntlflnl on Ihr sum's .vur* PARIS .r British Minister , f /ore. Von t trll h i OUt Sol o/nrSlMlr Sclwyn Uoyil said today he atr.i on t/mallor' welcome* I unreservedly new j»ro ; ■ i posal* for atomic control mude b> lucky li tha family whose only the Soviet Union skeleton in iho (lose! Is the ChrlilThe Itrllish delegate warned the mos luikey bones In IF.* rofilaarUnited Nation* Political I'ommlllee ator. however, not lo expert a “ midden or drnmnRe xolulliiiF' to Hast West ! ' t tension to result from them l-rglslainr* of n Month Ameri­ l.loyd said he was not sure how can country knocked down the much nearer thl* “ new formula" , nation's president, then sat on brought the Russian position lo him while illseuxslng a soccesoor. Ihnl nf the West mid urged lurlher 1 study of H In the U N ' * recently i created Disarmament t'ninniissntu Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei V Vlxhinxky offered Saturday to accept International control of alomie enemy at the same time that the atom homli would he banned He also offered lo accept Continuing Inlernnlional Inspection of alomie facilities in Htissia Vi slimsky previously had insisted on i —Immediate ami iinrnmlltionnl pro hlbition of Hie alum liomli and periodic inspection of agreed fa Cilitles MritoIn. France and the I 'mint Slates come out Monday with a pro|Htsal dial these suggestion* hr Par Ui’muIIm considered by die Disarmament Commission *1 l i r fill lit t r i m * P R l K n p p l f t* hurmnil V Ki**clev of While n il 111 f o i l I l l s i»*i 1*1In t i f i l 111* Russia denouneeil dlls lixlny as an “ n ufuni Ilfrn M i atlempl lo give u "firsi rate Inirl I tint* Ife |itr lin e l n « F f l | a a •I1 In the Soviet plun a lim n It t f |»rr 11 H r l i i H r r l l n i i kisselev saul the Hilsslan plan (I f l i i i r * Mr i*rr l l n r l n « p r t l i t n ‘‘flows 'llreeilv fnon the directives 20 1 1in # * O r p p r l l n r I n n r r lllirn of Joseph Vissarionovich Slalln Rr ivrf l l n r f o r I r n r l f I d i t l r i r t Kisselrv InsUlrd . , ,7lh Krai Use Authorised nr*„i. peic**<t l-,ie fm Imiiicdiati* mill*. I.ill,'lid t.*r i n s can In' m Hinged I bun* an i i i i i .m n lly ...... I snbio Inin home, close to the city will, nil modern canveliii'lii c*, can be p m chased fnroislo'd mol reuilv in move In. ‘I T i m s , I'niler N*w .Msnaoemsnt • Fie in him Rond*— To Fll Any Site Window I’laslle Tape I'hone 1132-W I* W»* wear. ......... *>*>• ! I f -A wen- ohm I* salrf In hr a bio to ihool iiiMUinf corners. Thrrr yoet tbnt ol,l s(iiVMM about "Don't ihool till l/nu srr |br seAlIrs of thrlr cy, s DR. H. K. RING !I ' CHIROPRACTOR Omndpappy Jenkins suggests those Red Hungarians might spend that St30,000 ransom dough on smoked glassos-to savor lhair em­ barrassment. Please rail for appointment Phone 1731— 1718 I t ! DR. II. McLAULIN Slat is) n * show Ihe average Amen, in man Is .10 years ,Ji| and has a motor car arefrlgeralor mid a radio receiving set How old will tie lie before he gets 'em nil nald for? OPTOMETRIST 11.7 M ok soils Phone 312 TRA0I f O * * i9 V 0 * l sf(f j— deal Kslsle For Sale IIFI.P i \m : i t u i n t 1 a, i ,*s, .'I io cltui. Modem mil$7. -uni v giiragi apaitmeld alHI till V It I tMtM VNN. HIM IK Kit 2730 So. Park Phone Uh'l J ItFDHt’OM lie me * 130(1. cn*il, take up payments <31.Hll per month '.‘33N S. Palmetto. N \ V ) PFHSONNF.I. We have several nice homes Holt me alien l\ finnticed at low- in tetest flown payment* stint at Jllthlt Solve yiiut 1,-tltllig pioli b'lo .Milov' S F M IN H I.i: H EAI.TX 17211 Magimliii Vie. Phone 27 H t ben lot* on paved st, all lllliities; Pine, pnlm ,1 orang,* I...... I llie black fI ,i||1 22ml A Pm k A m * 52,30 la 111)0 A D I -ilfi.it.. i,Hi I'aik Ave, IlnVII W I T H IN C O M E I'n the ,lis, i miniating buyer we of fei mo* of .Sanford** finest billin'- |liter hrilinnnis along will, eveiv other de»ilntile fra Inle, plus lipill llllelit 111 teai will, peloomeiit tenant Fiiiaiie I'll I,I OVVIH'I. 'sKMINOl.K III.Al.n 17211 MiiKliiilla Ave Phone 27 3— udM * AttTlCLBtt FOR HAl.K — ft W ANTED W A N T E D delivery twiy. apply Patmelle ( i i .....tv, 317 Pnlnodta An* Ft l l ' N T AIN ami ft,mi help. A p ­ ply t<> Mi II oi icfore 1 1 a.in. Totiv lit on Ding Co______________ VV0IIK W A N T E D — » erir. Rest ref'irence*. I’h. 1U77-W. HAItY S I T T E R . Host of referen­ ces, Mrs Miriam Vimin, ltd West pitii st Phone HH3-M. VVAII.AIII.E to drive your car to New Ymk State Prefer to leave liv the "Uth. t-,intact MrItldini dxun. Mnntetuioa Hotel. ^■1 . _ ■ 10— Uuslnms (Ipporliinillr* — l i — S S i — — 4! A R E V Ut looking fot an Income? See Apt. Itldg at 211 So Vnluwin. t linage Cilv. tine apart­ ment eolilpleleil. Veiilor lb,I sell, S i l l 'M A N Repair Simp far Haley betaiise ef illness Contact own­ er. Jin F. ith St. 12- SPEl l AI HER v It'KH — 1J W A S IIIN ti Machine* repair, wl. ijinck, economical service. Work guaranic* I. Call V2H-M 1N EW FI DDHS rurlaroil to por- t T X F D O F E E D S Cwinuleto line IliiliC. Tuxedo Feed tttiire F R IE D SH R IM P Dinner “The Rest .Shrimp nn Earth" nt Ilomei‘s, 321 K. t«t St. M A V N A R D ’H Fiend. Ave. * I hi h SI. Chicken and Slulinp in ItaskcL Jfic, Coffee fir. All meat filling in Mmolongi'is Close,I Sun,lav*. ItlP (Jf'A I IT V Navel A 1,'mpb* Hiallgc", while A* pink M i i m Ii See,lie- grnpiTiihl (l.ftO bushel. Paeked fat shipment. I2.IIU Fieil VV 11*11 Phone tilbli J. I VPEW UITF.lt, Coderw.iml Stand aril Plea tab. new (IL'fl.nn Itmim .117 Han fm'I A limit o Nn tinltiil llmik U K F H I t i E U A T O U Hi ft Norge) all port I'lliin, apt sire for just Ifill.ini Cun l.e *ei*n iii Snnfoiil Filed i Ii* Co. IIP Magnolia Vve , Sanford PmVKI.I.'H nffn. Hopplv Co Cush Regislei Papei I 'l 'M .E I t lllli to and i osliiel t* * Call Mary .Mdaveo, JU'.I Pink I’IIIOle 1731. I Wti U N I T l*.l*i tin* H mI p I.ii U sed two aoiittb- MU Paloiett * I'tllt HAl.K: I l M Seminole Uoo about with iiioote eoultul,, w llol shield and t : 1. H.P Speedy four F.vinrude, I!»r>0 Model. Ex lias, see Dr. Hll*hy. Why W o n y 7 Anti Fii'i’/.e, Voln tile type Ilk* ipil l filt gal. PerlliHitellt type I no 1pit 3 7.7 gal, Cor. Flr»t A Elm, .tones* ‘lire Simp, Plooo nn* EI E C T R I C Itmige i Hot Point i 1fSit’ll, Ha* had good one and in good condition tody lUfi.mt. See at Hnofiod I-'I,-, trie Co. 11*! Magnolia Ave,, Smiford. W H I T N E Y liabv eaiilage, veiy good coiidillon. itensooiltile pi tee. Plume 7M2 VV. lllfA N I) N E W iiluallmiin outdonr , loth, s illy ,i, U asoiiaUu. Plmne 217-X-W ................... , , , - -,0(.-KMIH, I iiilar chc*lt a ntlllly cablni'l, i arjM'l *woe per. I’hotie IU77-W, fed Inn. Did floor* mad* Ilk* • new. Finishing, . Iranitiv A wax Ing. Portabh pono, plant, S3 year* oipeflenc* 'tv HemiRBlI Comity H. M tilraaoo, l old Mar* H O M E Dellv**iy, fuel Dil Keroscoe. Call tH3i), Thrifty Ser­ vice Hlulum. lllli,A N lM l Morning Heutinel, Otlamlo Evening Him Call Ralph R,iv I D13-I. __ IT.lM IIIN ti Cl Mil lili't and repair w>uk. Free 201 It 1 Harvey. SltflflM rl \ v,- Phiiite 1k'JH 1„\ U N Ml )\V F its Sliai peneil, bleye lea i c|ielicil( l*ak and kev PriUnp! •eivb'i', II w wink. Shiiumn DU FI Pit S) i U ' N t . i n [nr Ilium* news ’ Call Mil ami ask t 'iieulatlull '** lend yi.ii rill* Hanf'ird Henitd while 1 ♦if* YuenMun Al l , T Y P E S RuRiiurir " ; ,rh Rcax,ill,il.lc Itilte* Flee Fist* males, Spi cmler S d , i, c. Lilt,* m il |)„|,-ruhe m d l.iiilike r. Catpeniii A lira, i*v, 1'huf. 13113 M i» aim J I,. I.. Hll.l Plan** I ■,'tiuieian. Plmne ill. A'. R»"i)i* I, Hiin- fnrd C \RPEN I l it WMRK Fur ipilek re|,,ili p,.I, , <>r small building, fall Jim IU 2 -M -1. C A III N E T H , Ci.iiders. Ciipimanl*. C, Vail, \V....Iu i m king. 512 San* f"itj Avefiie Pimm* 1113.1. R A D IA T O R S Cliunc.I and ru* I*iiir•*•! C.il*. n Radml.ii Simp 2 I I ' » I .ii-t ln| H i,eel Plmne 3r.ll-w .MISS M \ IH E E N G L IS H Hand engi .ivlng nn silverware, will, lies, biitedels and name plates. ||2 F„ 2nd I’ll I37H-J. N O TIC E liieunm Im reliirn* prenareil. 51 mi I'p William II MuiiavI I I I Celeiv Ave. I'll At T'O ll M d U h Plnwlng, ill,king. nplillg tmith I i i i i nivvlug, boarding, iii ,,I row vvnik. Plume 253 J. I have ilusliuhle mridi land* from fit) acres to Joon acre*. I uln,* / ’ .. / ‘i*1" . r° 1,111 ,<f « have romii huge iiinche* with I 11 f '1 !»,» r f"' ff *1»i-i f#1N* I *III 1(1 111 l-e f*|( . impMiveil planted paslure* aid ! V,H - Guuri nf HriMifM.ii CDiiniv 1 7 ' ! * 1 on ,,r •••n.pti (lie Mth liny storked with rutile. I* •.or " " r r * A D . I'j.'.i, inline I,emu C. A. W H ID D D N , SR.. ItlldKKIf inmtllis. Call 313 W. -■* . .. . J9 '•'"t *11* your iinaiter or oilier lie 11— N tli ICEFT-PERSONALH — If cr*" Pro Ponfeeao, will In, Mil er— I 1111 So. Park Avenue Plmne 12*I 7 FO O T Kelvinato. Reft igeratm ■**t.11II01 >101 lor fnlllll In H|l|ieiiI Gmal liny. 2221 CrapevIlTe Ave AN A D U L T ait grmip, especially mot rile your a,lew,a or oilier ,le mu*. Rhone 1537 i; fensoo « « n noire,| l,y law beglnnets, suiinsoreil by Hanford A. If. M H IM A N N IVITNKMg, my linn,I mol <•r 11 •In I Fi>R SA LE Lions Rami instru­ Woman'* Club, will begin soon. Reg. R E A L E S T A T E llroker "•"•I Oil* l l l l i ilny ot Jiuiioiry. A H ment dm hint. Pei feci condition. A it instructor, Paul Rlxaeii. l*i,'. I. 2730 Orlando Dr. Hanford, Ph. ttk'l 1211 French Ave Plmne LlillMV for partivulari. It. P. I I K H N D I I N Clerk Circuit Com i n i.D n f . w h p a V f. kh CFdilKiFl, In* wire and step at IF il I* R EAL E S T A T E , whether (MI.’AI j ) For sale at 2c i pound at th* I'Tuint's Drug Store and get a lioiutlieo IValsirn, you want to liny or sell, nee, Aiiornoy for I'lnlollff Hanford Da'aid ^m j^jif^h d ^ jb d h d n m ijiu w itrjj^^ .1. W. H A M ., R EA LTO R H V lft i l f I N Vk < r |li Jil l N ii f i |ii| I t " N. Main HI. tolnndo, Kin rlii >t DR. L. T. DOSS i C H IR O P R A C T O R II0IJRH 0 to 12— 2 to R ■tW AUantle lUnk tlultitlng Phono 7(13 |f | Florida State Rank ((Round Floor) Phone 17(W NEW 2 (Unirmmi house. Excellent location nn two lots. Can lie handled on easy terms, lint ten Electric, T H R E E HoUHEH partly'furnishrd- - 13 tola for 1(15(13 or will sell separately. Lyman Helm'd, Longwoml, Fla. INCOM E PROERTY Large furnished home, garage apartment, good condition, clove In. Good Income. (ll.HOo, Modern Wav To A. II. L O H M A N N , IIROK HR I'h. »80 Control Roaches’ 2750 Bo. Park T HOUSE— 2 IumIrooms, HOil Esrainby rnnrheo or anil hla Drive. 125)11Md cash Jake ■ N O -R O A C H , gppllM up payment t5A.I1 nm. phone In Iho kite bun, kill* IAA0 J kflor 6 p.m,__ % •■to, and woUib««k, w o , (Ho color I*ok root- A’ r 4 YO U lookfng for a iiTfT home for vAunltf which l» largo fottho for mofilkl, owl •nftugh to provide good Income •Ifoyo tkoi *»» for you, one that Ii In good re­ poor M- Far MkHflftr pair and. priced reasonable? i n ia k M lM 'k NO* Then ' Avo. ojju im owner at 010 Park coStsSrt WlSTfKR 3— A R TIC LE S W A N T F .H —0 We huy, sell A trade used furniture, Wllson-Maler Furn­ iture Co. Ill 1 E. Lit. Phone 058. i i — " T. o h t a n d f o u n d — ii LO S T: Slack bill fold with U. H. Navy seal. Contain* valuable papers. Rrwuid. 80 West 10th St., Jackson. - - m ~ » _ tatem - i- j j i .-■■ogMBw .* r 7 I'e I a-Llvealnrk-Supplies — 7 15— A iri'OMDItll.ES — 1) A G O OD M I L K Cow, gives 2 gal, K E N T A CAR. U drive it by day, milk, now bo fresh In June: alio malo ealf, $200.00. A. II. Hikes, 150.1 Melhuivlllc smith of Rail Park. Avo., For Halo, Howl Cow ISmy $100,00 Including Saddle. Inspect AI 3310 Hanford AvOnno Phono i l or 117 • t i. . week, or reason. English Ford* and American Ford*, sedana, ♦tatlun wagons and convertlbUa, Strlcklai ,1*Mar risen, Inc.. E> Firal St. t iiHU MERCURY two dour aedan. Excellent rnmlition. $1350. Call AI hart Fills at 577 -W nr 1531 or 1807 W-3. _____ flTft— 2 door' Plymouth, (iood con- dlflon. Thon* 028-J. DE80TA t t P S f e r S 1* ELP W A N T E D — Youn# M M U ■aloa dark. Knowlodga rtf tlraa , Alutwa prafarrad. S t u d y am- Convrrtihle IA.' Radio arid H*at*r, rrR*d I" tall. R*8 ■t Watnrr’a Gulf C*rvlco Sfa* Uan, lit Street and Sanford 1 ^ ■Hoi lam ma TK A lL E Ita ' ' *--»■. ” l ■ — " ■*!*— wyaa^Wy»»iW' T R A IL E R — J* -lo a t, good «wrH Hturuu r-( > < -X Seminole Yorieunn Mllnd Cn. l y WILLIAM NITT Central l»r*i« W,itr, Warning Given Not To Expect Quick Solution Of Issues Whatever Your Automotive Needs Kahn YOU'RE TELLING ME! THF. SANFORD HERALD Tuea. Jan. 13, 1932 Page 3 liuii, Litxumuuld Tiullvr 1'utL �<*' |#- 'V i^aV 3$. Sweater Peddlers Youth Is Arrested Are Being Sought After Dynamiting As Torch Bearers Of Convict’s Home Five Day Series Of Religious Services Is Begun For Soldiers liy ItONAMI AUTRY li* Iff?* I. & City CommiKHinn I Il'a s llx n rS k iu m I'aae H a n form nxkvd fur. and (hat complete bids, liirhiding labor and material •w, desired. Mrs. H. ('. Dickerson, who main­ tains a plant nursery on Itooth Hanford Avenue, polnlml out to the Commission that a very bad petal Might lliri-nteiis tbe nralea iilaiil-i In Mu- Hanford nrra and »«• m b nHiR<’,| blossoms affected by tinJtJIghli which she sluted, damages blossoms overnight, and which tins he»n spreading rophlly. ■PIpH Nhe ashed lor L’llv co-operation In roiobuttioit (he Might, not only to nark areas lint residential ut Well, pointing out that It will InOf III! effect fill solus residents to splay the planls, while others fnll to do to. Mrs. Dlckvtsou slatisi that Jack­ sonville mnl Uihmlii bail been compelled to lake action against the blight wlom It first appeared five years ago. Oil plants affected while spots appear on the petals If the petals are allowed to drop to the gtouml, the little cronies will clay lit ttier ground until m-il year. Kuril eronu-, she said, roniuln* eight "torni'do like units" which "ex­ plode" aiid lilt the bloom during the following year. The Might will carry a mile If the wind Is hluwMy, Ithe recommended a com­ pound of sulphate of tine, dltbane ami triton to combat the disease. Movor Hlemper promised cuoperntlim lu combatting the blight and diiected Park Hi|pt. Bid Ki­ Chard to (ake sullaliit mrasur''* ln lining the spray in city park* where there nro asalea*. City Manager Olllnn wn* asked to confer with chemical companies to work out a program for spraying ale** in the city at large, Recimmumilntlmi* itlon* regarding the operation of the Municipal Court ft wrro presented bv John Kad*r, ■ml were ordered referred to the Bemlnule County Bar Association "V fur npuroval. The City was authorised to nsUtlalu a contract with Robert M. jigiis und Aeeoclutss, Jackson- 1 m } ; ■ ■ ^ < Louisiana Voters Go To Polls To Choose Among 9 Men For Governor ICCAgreesToHeaiArgumentsOnRail Rates In Florida NEW YORK ID-M ore and more DriTIIAN, Ala. lit — An J» yearInflammable sweater* are tumlnR old high irhool youth wa* arrested up over (be nation a* the scare Monday night and will be charged is being built up with the addition with dynamiting the home of a of burning rug*, blanket*, tnmicr* convlcca wife, Circuit Solicitor « r* a lls a » 4 K rn n »•■■» Oael and hat*. Keener Bailey laid. National Wood Program of the While persons in many citle* Baxley reported the youth, Wil­ Had Cross to devote Its energies WASHINGTON '.f - The Inter­ worried about rnmMi**)blJI!y af liam Krvin Jr., admitted setting state Commerce Commission said exclusively to the defense needs Iheir garment*, plan', were made off the blast in which Mr*. Bedell ol the nation. As u result of the lo seek federal, stale and elty (Irani and her five sleeping chil­ today It ha* ogreetl to hear further Korean conflirt, large quant ltlt-» argument nn railroad export ond law* banning sale of tbe so called dren narrowly escaped serious In­ import freight rates on traffic of blood are once again required "torch" sweaters jury early Monday. by the armed foiree. To fill such moving through South Florid* The sweaters, mode of brush The oollcltor laid the youth was needs, lied Cross lias launrhed a ray un, started turning up about a friend of IT-yeirold Kenneth ■lefi-nae phase of tlm Mood pro a mouth ago after one wearer Nowell who, Baxley added, was ^Thete ports. Including Tampa. grain In previously non-partici­ Port Kverglades and reported bis garment caught fire arrested recently on a carnal Miami, pating communities for the sole when he lit a cigarette, another knowledge warrant charging him Fort Pierce have contended that jUirjNise of procuring blood finwhen he stood near a go* stove. with umleiling one of Mr*, (iranl's tbe rate structure dijcrlmlnale* derm**. against them and tends to limit Sweater |>eddlers have been or- small daughter*. "The opportunity to Iteconi* a their port business. rested in cities In several state* Baxley quoted Krvin a* saying They are seeking, through the blood donor Is not only a duty, Alerted by stories of the sweat­ he simply wanted to frighten the lint a privilege as well whieli Red ers, persons across the country Orant family and run them all ICC, fo get rate parity with other Cross affords every citizen." Mr tested oilier item* In some case* out of the community so they could Gulf Coast and South Atlantic ports Peterson said. “Tne war in Korea they obtained the "torch" aweater not testify In Ihe carnal knowledge Including Jacksonville. Fla., on ex­ port amilmport freight, originating and the world situation In general QUICK ON THI DRAW In tbe war on polio, llopuloriR Cassidy shows Ida result— Haines Hi second*, ashes in case. in or destined for the central por­ have served tu make every Ameri­ a minute trusty shouting Irons In young Inluntllr puralysis victim Pater CuRno, 0, Under a new Alabama law, con­ tion of the United States. can conscious of (he national However, It was nut learned Im­ In Hie l.os Angeles (irntrul Hospital. The tiny puHcnt beamed when viction of dynamiting a dwelling The commission, through a spec­ emergency we now face. The De­ mediately whether these other ar­ Is punishable by a maximum sen­ "lloppy" pi utilised him a ride on Ida buns, Topper. ( I ntrr national) partment of Defense has already ticle* were made of brush rayon. tence of death. A 10-year prison ial division of three members, dis­ established the dire necessity for Fire Commissioner Jacob tint- sentence Is Ihe minimum for con­ missed the complaints of discrimi­ nation in 193k and again last July. blood and It* derivatives by our met in New York said Monday he viction. The Southern port* asked op rnmbat troops. was looking Into report* of Hie Rnxley said Krvin and a com­ “ Defense authorities have furth­ use of brush rayon in linta ami nn panion are believed to have thrown pnrtunlty to reargue their case er demonstrated that In ease of undetermined material in a sjk* a bundle of five dynamite sticks before the full II man commission. This was granted In today's action. atomic attack blood I* the great­ dal tytie of "fleecy pant*." nt Ihe Grant home, lie said the est and practically the only uieil In Baltimore, firemen said u companion had not been arrestrd The time for reargument was not Immediately fixed. irlne known to be effective against householder brought in what they bid that his Identity wa* known. radiation sickness." described as a "best selling" baby The solicitor said Krvin told him A total of 2AII pints of blond in dull blanket. The firemen said he got Ihe Idea of bombing the KIIIKWAI.L, Orkney Islands the unota set for Citizen* of A hurricane with gusts raging up .. , they tested II and it burned to (Irani home after reading about Seminole County when tin- blood lo a record MO miles an hour, ashe* 111 1U5 second* the blast that wrecked the farme n e S V i s a l*aaa O u l mobile visits here oil Jan. 24. The battered these Islands off the „ „ ■ „ u , r ' l , , ( i r u m e t said be would ask tbe dwelling of Hugh Bentley, anti- andtraaa lla liberal candidate, Humph li U i 11 S t C h a n g e s I^t,w York legislature Olid the vice crusader, at Phenlx City, noddle unit will lie set lip In Die liorlhi'in coast of .Scotland today rey continued, adding that he would Kplaropal Parish House, -((Ml Mag­ D m l u g City Council here to ban sale ol Ala., last week. No deaths had hern re|iorled in confer with Democratic National product* made of brush rayon He nolia, and will be operated lie- the Orkneys by lute morning but Officers are still investigating Chairman Frank McKinney before described them as "a grave dan the Phenlx City blast and Oov. tween tbe hours of 11:00 a. m. and on Hie Kenltlsh coast '.until of here, WASHINGTON it*-Southern Sen deciding. p. m. In the Dundee area, a gale sank ators met for a "strategy confer ger tu life os well as property." Cordon D. Persons said Monday Humphrey *ahl Mr. Truman " Tbe casualty lists from Korea n sandlinal with six men aboard Pending such legislation, (irumet night: "The word ’closed' will have already deuninstrated Die and one man w ;in missing nod mice" today it was the first gel urged "all manufacturer* und deal­ never tie used on a dynamite case hope* to have a number of "favor­ together of Hie congressional *es ers tu withdraw these sii-ealled ite son" or uuinxlructed slate d e l­ drastic need for blood tty our presumed dead wihlle I am govtrnor." sioii for a group whose decisions ation* at the Democratic convenurmed forces.” said the Key. II. First re|Miils from the rural ix may wield imwcrful Influence over lurch sweater* from the market." Mr*. Uranra, husband is serving lon. These could be aimed almost -i, ig legis1 i i.- ",i. -„ ,, i„ ------- *In Washington, Hep Cordon three year* In prison for grand at will In the direction Ihe Presi­ L. Zimmerman, iliairmaii of Sew- land areas said luirdly a farm bud Inole County lied Cross chapter, escaped serious damage und Dial Iwin ling legislation and this years ,-[infje,ll ,,t .N J j said he would larceny. dent and hi* party leaders wanted introduce u liifl to ban the ex which is sponsoring the Mood, losses might mu Into hundreds of presidenliaT elj^jlonto throw support. , the cbisedulmir meeting wa» In |,|<Mj|nK sweater* from Interstate muhlle unit. "In addition the thousands of lamnds. Sen. Tobey of New Hampshire, the office of Sen. Ryrd of Virginia I„ ,n,nJ rt.P hco seriousness of the world xituntlun Farm house* and burns were de­ At least H senator* from nine The sweaters upiiarently have a /republican member of the crime in general Is evideileu that our molished, cuttle und |mu)lry lay hunting group, said Kefauver In-en sold only by itinerant |u-d government should build up re­ (load in the fields, telephone miles Southern stales aUemli-il ^ "would make a wonderful Presi­ Sen. Russell of Gcorglu, who (||rrs u(l)j n„| j„ stores, (« natlantil *->■■■ Paa. n a .i serves to lie used In tbe event of were down and rsawderlH-olcilk no dent." ung bus acted a* floor leader for Arthl|r Hnnkv preslib-nl of the national attack." were dow n and mails were blocked "He'# u high grade, Christian the Dixie I'en oera s l report .......ir(. state Mills luc . told new* carried -100 pound* of food, blan­ Itev. Zimmerman stressed Die with debris kets and medical supplies. gentleman and a great American," ,-rs> afterword Ilia no formal ac ,M.n . »)imlliiy ,lil( firln fuel that donating blood is a Many fishing boats were re|iorlOlson said It wa* snowing with Tobey added. lion was tukin but ,i vurlity ol mnlje a|M,ui N i lgai yards of brush simple, paint?** procedure that ed sunk Farm vehicles were bur­ subjects Tbe peppery New Knglamler Inwas discussed. , i , nrnmlaeil wind* from 23 to SO mile* at Ihe bo* no harm fill after effects. All ied under lullrii masonry, ami a Iruln site. caled, however, that he hope* tu Russell said the senator* pres ?. J, ' }.. healthy men mill women between number of haystacks were lifted Hundred* of per*on*— traveler* Vote for Gen. Dwight Elsenhower tbe ages of 21 nod til) are eligible off Hie laud anil blown fur out to and residents— war* marooned, the Republican nominee. un u r department nfflctals. ond later said exactly how many wa* anybody's a*"There to dunuta If they weigh at least sell i* no doubt lhat Eisen­ Whiit Ihi ^ ll* ^ r nen. *r, h i* had ninrdli*tl all order* for County Surveyor John llohcrlxon 10 pounds. Those between Dt goes*. hower will win the New Hampshire y oppose is any change which ||u. *ub, tanc<, said houses hud been unroofed In and 21 limy iloualc if they lire Communication* wore disrupted primary," Tobey said. would make It eunlor to »liut off ________________ self-supporting, married, members many parts of Kirkwall and "Wo debate in many place*. Nome communi­ of the armed forces, or if they understand it looks like a linltla ties were cut off. Avalanches LEONARD HUTTON liy prolonged debate, or filibiis have written ronxent of their field out In the country " mured Into canyon*, killing at Leonard Hutton, H3, Longwood, terlng. ublc in In Hie the crlng, they have been utile parent*. At (Iriinsctler Alrfmrt the winds mst to keep Ihe Senate from volleast three p«r»on*. 11'Hull Mil I’ll I'ru til I'm? Illlfl died In an Orlando hnxpllal Friday "All technical aspects of the registered Flo miles un hour. The ng on bills Tho storm's loll— In life and following an Illness of several II sueh as President lu-eauso It Inereuses the inllllury donating process will be super* llrittsli Air Ministry here recorded Trumun's civil rights measures -aiiabilities 111 Kureu," he added property damage— could not be week*. ig: vl*ed by a t|ualiflcd pliyslrlan, as­ one prolonged gust ut 10.1 miles calling (or federar anti lynching MuJ (Jen. Claude It Fereiibuugh reckoned because of poor commu­ Horn in Jelllco Junction, Tenn., sisted by registered nurses and on hour nications. Damage was espected he had been a resident nf the untl-|M>ll lax und antl-discrlmlnu replied: The highest previous wind speed Hun lows technicians. Only III) to 43 mlnotm "Tomorrow may we please dis­ to run Into Ihe million*, but cas- Longwood community the last 20 of time Is required for the entire mi record III tbe Itrlllxh Isle* was Under present rules. It luko* the cus* Korean airfield* and not Ihe uallies appeared at a minimum. y*ar»,_comlng from Birmingham, process, and this Includes the 113 miles an hour at I’enihrnkr, uffirinntlve vote* of B( senator* — Korean birth rule?" The Red Crust reported about Ala. For many yi ytars, ha had J been probable time spent the canteen, Wales, oil Jail 1H, 1941 In the prisoner committee, Lee 120 motorist! were stranded by a *ln. **. __ , . , . alalia___ . twothlrd* of Urn Senate'* mem again denied that Smith Korean hRsiard nn Highway W9 Northwest where lied urn** volunteers will Survivor* Include two non*, KHM John In-rslilp to stint off dclinte. serve light refresh litl-nIs imntrdiC^grte* Leon id Cha IIiihm-II said Ihe group also dis­ prironers hud Men Imprciseil lulu of Reno. They found Mirller at Clarence Button and Hlelv following donation. cussed the fiending Ks-nate lull to the North Korean army mid add Ktend Air Forca Uase, now being ard liutlun, both of Chicago. HI,, 11'ns11naril Kraut l'*aa tiarl reactivated. Only a few airmen and three grandchildren, William, "Let me urge every uhle-hodied give partial "home role" to rltipear with him to debate tbe Is* In any case, never will In- were there mid food wa* reported Kenneth anu Beverly Buthm. inun mid woman In Seminole sues, Jim Kllii-idgn, Mr. Odhnm'i 71-iih of tin- District ut ( Joinmlilu, low A Greyhound Mis took 42 of County tu telephone HU, the lied ■■umpiilt'O mniiuger, stated. An und prnposal* In give ll.iwaii and abb* to Investigate " The Fairchild Funeral Home I* 1 In charge of arrangement*. fan- «bld all troops ill tin- lied Hu* inutorlsis to Reno. Cross etiapter rooms, and make an olbei T V it|i|i>-iirriri<-<* Is slated for Alaska xtulehiHxl Thirty passengers of a Grey appointment to give a pint of Mi (nlhiim over W M ltlt-TV m 1 The statehood Mils, a <ked by force "voluntarily Joined Ho* army in otir army there are no hound Inis, stranded since Friday mil on U. K. Highway Ml, were blood," said Mr. Zimmerman, Ilob •ouvllle (ot 7:01) pm Friday. ! I'rc-lilcol Truuiim. an- not popular^ I'DW h Ini oi pirated ,il Luke Audrain near Kcho Sum willi Sonlhi'ru liemiKTut* Due of ttfflelal* of the Armed Forres mult reported evacuating cabin* In Its I ............. rn 'C lim ■ H I Me’ Illin M i mle i ' fi II *n m III il .Jicidei M ’ l l l l ’ i 111( 111, Hear Adin It K. I.ltdiy retorted: a i. a* folluwa: ...... .. distrbl ntlomev their point*- of concern Is Hint Hie which they had taken shelter. Con­ "You have IIOK nationals in A. Jt, ivit-rnun, rbnirman; Col, ami ex-heiel of llo- niitl-rackets uddilimi of four new senator* might Irn* Jot pili it* ilu in aged two Red tinuing drift* threatened to bury dimmish Hie relative influence uflymir army lu luri'e numbers. You N. fl. llarrlman, reslibnliul; Al lull run in Itiooklyii, N. Y., bn-i let* Indav in the first air battle* Ihe cabin*. Wullare, display; Krnesl .Hmilli* tnki-ii over Mr. nillmiii's cam- tbe Southern group in Hie St-uale. nave never denied it You liuve In four day* over Northwest Ko­ Meantime, an Intense storm cen­ Senators in uddition to llyrd und admitted It You have boasted ward, refreshment program; John paign priiiiiution in Minin! lli-acli, tered In Upper Michigan and rea. Russell attending the "strategy lahmil it. You put these people Williams, organlsatlim mu) civic Nlr. Ktiiridge reported. Comimmlsl M IG-15 Jet* were out caused strong wind* throughout group; and Mr*. Cbnn (lino, Red Tomorrow nlglit Mr t)i||inui will eonferenee" included George uf there. We liavo a right to gel them in force a* clearing weather broke Ihe Great Lake* region westward nut, We have a right to detuapd Cross Hervlce (Iroups Cbnirmau. leiillesH tbe Ntlile Sheriff Assucln- Georgia. Rolierlsim of Vlrwinla, the week end period of snow* ami tu Ihe Dakota* ami southward to There will lie a meeting Juminry llon'a Ceiivenlloii nt Daytonn Mavlumk and Joliuxtoii of South that you hand them over. tho Ohio Valiev. storm*. "Wo choose to be extremely re a 22ml nt ill a, in. of nil nuiteeu Hem'll. (In Mnmhiv In- will utti'lul f.'nrulinu, Mrrlellnn of Arkuusaa, On the ground chief action A fresh fold wave and snow souablo aMiut It. We only asked workers, H u f f Able*, Nunes mid n foini meeting of civic clubs in llollimd and Smiilhers of Florida, In Ihe renter of the snow covered swept across tbe Northern Hockies Nur*e* Aids at tbe (iardwii Clul*. McIIhiumic., Mr. Udliiiiii will go Hill of Alabama, lloey and Smith that those who are there Involun 145-mile front. U. N. troops threw and part* nf the Plateau slate* building to receive instruction on In Die Tlimpu Huy icgloli on Tues- of North f'urolinu, Connullv of tartly lie returned." back an attacking Red company ami in the Sierras. The cold air Tbe Armed Finer* Blood Pro­ ilny, Jan. 22 tluougli Jan . 21, Tex aa and Slemii* of Mississippi. rust uf Iba i'uknan River. The ushed southward aero** tha gram. Clayton Ptddsull, Blood e,:rukiiig in Tlimpu nn Tuesday, lorthera Rocklaa and Northern K(HJI Korea ID—American Ba- fight lasted four hour*. KKOUL, Field Representative from Amer­ lie will speak the nest two day* Two Russian type MIG* were Plain* ami eastward into the Up. h ican Red Cross Koulheastern Area, in Piiiellns county. Winding out been between |UtU0 ami IOi4S n.m. dumaged In • fight between M m r Mississippi Valley. It was be­ tbe mimtb Mr, Udbum will speak will be there, when the victim was discovered. U. H. F- m Habrea and about 40 low u ro in Montana and part* II'SSIISM* C h i p * Paae 0 » | before the nuniml Junior Chamber spectator, C. H. Davis, own­ MIG*. Tha Red Jeta were hit by uf North Dakota. Snow fell from of Commerce atnte conference ill Ada. No food for day*. Wn all One Lt. Hilly H, Dooba of Fontana, Eastern Dakota* eastward to muit gu sometime. I think now I* er uf a fishing camp un the lake Calif., and \ \ Robert W. Smith the PAVING PRGJKCTH Lakeland on Jan. 21. tbe Western Lake Superior region. better than later, tinetnaed check. said, "A market truck driver told of York, Pa. TALLAIJAW IER up Three Rain pelted Ihe Ohlu Valley Ilnlance In Imuk. Find mu lu car me he saw a man parked along the Tampa contractor* submitted ap­ NKAHCH CGNTINUKH other Babrea screening an al- northeastward Into the Appalach­ near Hanford, along Lake Monroe. lake In a car having a fit. The tack parent low' bid* tniglinu flip,no] mi ground Installations by ians and Eastern Great Lake* re­ lall truck driver aaiil the man was HT. AllGUSTINK vb - Authori­ In the Hoad Department today fur ties continued today to took for o I’leasu take care of Ada. Rob." Mr. Rirfllh said, "I can't under* sitting In the front seal throwing fighter-bombers sighted about 150 gion. paving urnjecta in Bnraxula. Hill reil bulrcd mail who was with John MIG* and exchanged firing passes In contrast In tbe stormy weath­ stand whv they didn’t havu food, hi* head back und forth." sborough anti Collier Counties. The body wa* taken to tbe llrls- with some. No reports will be er, It was mild from the Gulf David Haskell before tils luilictCon* Brothers bid tMt.ins for pierced laxly wn* found In a pal­ liecaiiKe be had money In the son Funeral Humr to await final intde until gun camera film la states northward to the Middle At­ bank, Look here, this'Is the check paving tlrivaa and parking areas metto thicket nlnni! U. S 1. lantic slate*. checked. that wan In the letter. It Is for burial arrangement*. ut the West Florida Statu Tubercu­ Haskell. 27 year old tcxlllu work­ Df4!l.lKi. | can't understand it." losis Hinslorium In Tampa. er from Maine, bought u now ear Coroner W. K. Watson taabl J. W. Copnor and Sons offered at Doytimu Reach Thursday. Tho a low. bid ot as,141 for grading and auto salesman rcfKirted a red- death wu* cauaesl liy a dose of poison, aving'section*- of Road TW nn haired man wa* with him. A can of a laileuiioUa iiicimcai linaUnm Boulavard and Uouisvard A truck driver found Haskell's liquid, used In spraying plants, of the i'rssldent* Ip Sarasota. Irmly, shut three lime*, in the was found un the floor of the ear Brinson Construction Cii. bid fat,- thlrkel Saturday. With an empty whisky bottle and Tig for grading and saving at the Mr*. Drothy Montgomery, M, two glasses on tho running hoard. Red CriMH Blood HO Mile An Hour Hurricane Halters Coast Of Scotland Strategy Meet Held In Capitol By Southerners Senators A Sen. Kefauver Unanimous In Senate FH Train ^ a«Sd-ys z. s Communist Charge I llraili'y Orilmni til: R Man KUI Self S ■• rj 1 S m S / <*i '•i'" r^lifeilB iaflS fet' Taw . Su l 15, 1M 1__ T H E BANFORD H E R A L D FO ItT MONMOUTH* N. J. “ Stand up: Stand up for Jesus!" The words of the militant Christ* Ians' old Mini; rang out from hun­ dreds of soldiers' throats here Mi.mliy nlelil nod reverberated among the steel girder* A choir, sealed In the blear hers of the till! fieldhouso, joined III Amt thus began a five day aeries of religious services— one of the first moves in u major drive throughout Hit* country to bolster the sen iceman'* spiritual defense It is a runipoirin-sponsored by the General Commission on Chap lain* wnl the National Cimnril of Churches to convince him Dial "Chi 1st I* the answer," theme of the prescloiu! mission Civilian lemns of I'rotestanl ministers aie carrying the gospel to Koardhmise und to hti.ipllal, rounselliiK and preaching. Some 120 Navy amt Army Installations will lie readied In the two month crusade Home of the biggest names In Protestantism are participating. 'Die military and I'resideul Tru man ure harking the prourum. " I have been in Hie Army tl years and I've never seen religion taken like ibis before." said i,l. Cni l.islc ll.il lliiilnuii-w o( Henson, Vt , post i h.iplaln "I suppose It's ail oillgrnwtb of Woibl war It when jniiplt* lorn bed tbe leatillcs ol life and beenme aware ol Hie stability that religion could give them " Tbe tirst service at Ibis .Signal Carps renter bioiigld some I .100 soldiers and Hieir lanillies— Includ ing Ma) (ten. Klrke It Lawton, commaiiiling general-Into tbe post fleldhouse, wliere u makesbilt altar was raised In fnml of u picture of Christ They sang, received literature and heurd u sermon from the Itev. Hamuel .Shoemaker, rector of Cal­ vary episcopal Church, New York I,u w hm - former Congregationslist turned Catholic — told tbe crowd he wanted the meetings to result ill camp chapels being "crowded like slnadMises " Those converted to Christianity will lie given a minimum of xia weeks of instruction and Hum ad vised tu join a church of tiieir Choice. Moth liartholomew ami Ur Shoe maker pictured Christianity as a direct foe of Communism 1 I ione ervice is NEW ORLEANS Ol — Louisiana where politic* Is as hot as its Cajun pepper sauce, chouses among nine Democratic candidates for govet ^ nor today— a record field compeV ting for tho favor of a record SSL000 registered voters. Gov. Earl K, Long, brother of the Isle Sen. Huey P. lamg, i* backing one candidate. Ills nephew Sen. Russell Long ID La ), Huey's son, is backing another Seven other candidates seek to ties! both of them Gov. Long Is supporting his hand picked candidate, former State District Judge Curios Spaht of Baton Rouge The Constitution p ro # Mbit* the governor from Kuccepit ing himself for a second four year term. Sen. Minn Is supporting Rep. Hale Boggs ID .-La.) of New dr lean*, for many year* a foe of the Long*. Other candidate* are: Kerin It Parker, a New Orleans pharmacist and the flr*t Negro to teak Ihe governorship since Re­ construction duys; ^ Lucille May Grace, register o # the Stale Land Office for 20 years and Ihe first woman ever to run for governor of lamlslana; Appeals Judge Robert F. Keimon of Minden, who In previous com polgns lost * governor's race to Earl Long und a Senate race to Hnssell Long; Lt. Guv. William Dodd, who broke with Gov. Long after their successful race for the two lop positions In 1948; _ State Sen Dudley LeHlanc, for® iner owner of a multi million dol­ lar patent medicine (Hadacol), who lias also broken with Gov. lamg; and L'llff Liles of Lake Charles, a sergeant • at • arms In the State Itouae uf Representatives and Huonly candidate advocating legalized gambling. Thera also I* a Republican can dldale— Harrison Bagwell of Baton Bouge— hut hu Is unopposed f o « his party's nomination and b l~ name does not appear on the bal­ lot. In lambdana, Democratic numl nation mean* election. issues have centered around slate taxes— the highest per capita in the nation— and other Louisiana affair*. There also have been bitter personal attacks by the candidate* on each other. If no candidate wins a majority^ a runoff between the two top canul” dates will bv held Feb. 19. State Farmers Market H »p «rt M s ru a n s ta tu no t<sterna pa MAMKICT ViRfanl , Plari** Ths owing prlcra raportad by Ihs Dralsra,... D ' .... Hanford .......— , Htai* | " rael Y ‘ fur 1 Kurnirr* Marhst priutuc* said Ilf s tu Truckage A Daaltr* up lu l:iu ii.in. Jan. I I . Hrani. Tandararaan. rar n |i*|i*ndin» Quality Id •ana, hu, hpr. iJsrttifgu50 Ih. Iijft « *'nilliM . tfa, »*, FI* .... _hj 1'i'lirjr, KlurniM (luldrn, Huldi-ii, -li-ry, Klurida tin . 1 4,6<l liaiiainllns H iir i-rnlra S IS- l,/ ( I'rlrry . Klurldu t'aavnl, HapriidliiK Hlsi- i-nilr* I s.m I'ullaida tlm. Inin. l.Sil I "urn em ir* in n s.is S'millfliiwrr i-rnlr* I 7S- M.', I'lii'iliulii'ra Ini Inikl ta n - J sa li-lllir i, Irrlirrx, In liaiidlna H|s» 1, A iM> 4 Ml . in n iinluna, (Irrfn dus .Inin l ull I S* I'ruprra Irn halil * 011- «.ID I'lilniura, P U , Itad llilaa, III lb. at. in n . a so tlndlaliaa bu. tmkt. 1.71. 1 H-iiiatli, Vrllnw i,u h|ir. I-on- tti‘iW Tuniatua Tumstuaa <o lb. vr'ia. * in Turnlpa dm. bun. l it - U n Ilf CITB IJl tlranaaa, tlapnndlna H it. A V a rlrly but S I I - S in tirangaa, Inn ___ ... Tatnpla •( _ _ ISO»• *71 »■ > n 51*• H bo* ion I I varlntlaa iirudjira raralrad *t The Hanfoid Htaia Pannara Markal from In jj.m. Jan. II, in to ai Jan. II. Total raualpla 1771 par MSa*. (Irapafrull, Doiii-an hu* l.i T a n x rrl n r* . Ai-i-ardlmt t« I?. riamanil aoitd fur rabhaia. Starkai firm."' M Ooint dfinsnd un all varlaila* n i produca, Markoi ataady. WORKKRS NUMPKNDED PETERSBURG Ut - The city’s' Civil Service Commission ha* suspended for 00 dav* nine leader* In the 10-dav, walkout of litv workers last month. City Manager Hu** K. Windom had aiked that these nine, all bus drlvars, be dismissed. The commission said the auspeu •km waa sufficient punishment, j ST. lowing, too and the c o il i$ up fa r leu than price* in (federal l "LADIES" alreadyI My Mm they have grown/ service"1CM*** >UM ^ W®rtde'e telephone ta’f h ltf c . (to jW jfwipboew you cm coll hu wwe than service is today yian ago, and �r-CT’ yanrnMM i T S E T F T r t r J v .■ ' ■fwtl $ THE WKATHKU IP YOU DON'T rtcsive your Sanford Htraid, D«llvcry, by 1:00 P.M., Y ELLO W CARS 1411 t unluiu-d :uiUt and pxttl, cluuJjr I In.nut. I lit. i-.It i ('tty catl W a n t e d I f m t l d AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPEIt Vo i . u m e A iw n rU lfd P rnw liU ird Wire x x x x iii Rescuers Push Tu Within Two SANFORD. FI.OHIDA. WEDNESDAY JAN. 1«, D I s ^ ■ ^ 5 Billion Dollar oeeks Another _ . n French Believe lndo*Chiim Invasion Is Coining ‘F a ir D e a l e r ’ i ! Over 2 Hundred P*sV Uengeru Trapped’In ' SnowboundTrainTo Be Relieved Soon Minnesota Democrat Says Party Cannot Win UnlessTniman itc Is Nominated Hy JO E U P P E R COLFAX, Calif, or — Rescuer* •nowpluwittg thrutitfh deep drift' l9unhr<l within Iwn inllea (it a bill lard-trapped streamliner today — but Ntlll fared much work tu reach and bring out 222 stranded passrti tiers and crewmen. The passengers have been snow liound since Sunday aboard the Southern Pacific'* luxurious City of San Franriico. They’re In Don uer Pas*, altitude 7.200 feel. Mere'* the complicated iltuitlon: A rescue train *tlll ha* 1‘ v mtlea to reach a highway where 1 will pick up the passengers A highway crew atul mutt open H i mile* of No. 20 to reach It* nearest point— one half mile— to the stranded train. The weather was moderating, at least temporarily, and an SP spokesman said all passengers will walk the half mile to the highway, from there they will be taken by automobile the Ufa miles to the relief train, which will carry Ilium the 113 miles tn .Sacramento. J The SP s|Hikc*man <{uated Dr. Lawrence Nelson of Trucked, Calif, who readied the train hy donated us reporting all passengers were able to wnix to the highliwuy lie null! those made 111— vuilously re ported at 27 to fto-by gas fumes two days ago. had recovered The relief train, a Pullman cluh car combination, has five or six doctors and several nurses, Hie SP aald. Meanwhile, another train started £ gal n at daybreak from Norden, 13 miles uphill from Ilia stream­ liner. II turned back Tuesduy night because of mechanical trou tile Till* train carrlea medical sup plies, dog* and dog ated*. WASHING I t IN >r Sen Hum t e ( l ) .Mini, 1 said today the icrxlN tiin’l win tin* pn-siili'H tlnl eli cl Ion unless tlu-v lioiliin.itia "uinslslenl 'Fair Ih-.dft' mil .1 worm xtiplNirlvr uf llu* minimis (rat,on's foreign i-s-ticv " The .Mlimesuia laum.iker told .1 repurier 1‘ reMih-nl I i u i i m i i u>nld fill tlii- loll "lii-ltei than .iiiyimc e'se lo-cHli-e I iilmiiHsI) 1111 l.dkioalMmt Hit* kind of piogrnui lo, which he has loiu:lit ' but Humphrey added "W>- haw(itpei yiMid lieimicials ,vho could (llu 111V and win Ihe ell','III,I, ,1 Mr irUlUsU decides not In set k ailnthri lei ill Hen I'a p e h u rl i l l hid 1 sa id he hell, (,-s the I'le sid e n t w ill m u again "llie Ill-Ill," I II lit III* up,III,,11 hati>it .111) 1,10 i -lc who cuulit ( id 11 make a race ,,f il and I dunk Mr liiiman knows licit' • ape hail declared McKethan Favors Increasing Board .F ro m Five To Nine Japan Won’t Sign Treaty With China TO K YO un — Premier Bhigeru Yoahide said today Japan has na Intention of signing a peace and trade treaty with Ited China. 1 But, he added. Japan la ready to sign a treaty with Chlang KaiShek's Nationalist government In Formosa as soon as legally pos­ sible. Yoshlda declared his govern­ ment's Chine policy In a latter lo U. S. Stele Depart department Adviser John Footer Dulles.. ---------- Th#. — -----------letter,dated Dee. M, was released today. “There are many reasooa to be­ lieve," Yoahida wrote, the m Communist regime In ___,.|i • backing the Japan intmigt Party Tn Its program vtnlently to overthrow tl Howl system and the pree«nt gov­ ernment of Japan " Plans Are Made I n c r e a s e IS r T O p O S eC * By President Truman Moral Decadence Surprise Moves In Country Is Hit Are Being Made By Breckenridge In State Politics I'ederal Defic- .a r n e I'l'ic c it . es A m i A rc lit e r o a s ­ S h o t t a t je r - A ija in F o re c a st Hi s I C I t l . l M i I'. GR EEN Intensive Drive Supreme t’ourt 1 hie( shoip rise of 1*1*17,1117 lu home deid llurkley. Vinson Guv Adlal Steven ownership uccuunls the First Justice Illinois and Sen Krfauw r Federal Savings and l.uau Assucl- son.T vofn ll.t 11tin 11 of Seminole County ,-rrorde.l (DReliiiver Is far Irum s hu uii e ,r In 1*161 uVi-r 196(1, executive Vice- tr t k v wilts Ijiouphrev asvd civil President (leqrge Tnuliy announ­ 'rigm»,; bttl Ihunphrey IndieSleit a ced today in releasing Hie P.lfil 1sulilliim on dial issue odnhl lie on mint First Federal Assuclatimi't. found. I i-porl. hefsmci talked |>"ldu s with Mi These accounts |ft*w fl.uii rnuiinn fm id iiiiiiuies Mmnlav Chamber af Commerce will Ire given a final review at a lolnt meeting of the Hoard of Direc­ tors end the iaeteh|r*hlt» com­ mittee at a meetfcg tomorrow ridge, secretary-manager, alliioonced this mnrnlnp. Pointing out that till* will he the 1110*1 Important t'hsioher uf r%iiomerr» meeting of the year, he urged that those attending tiring one or mure menilM-r* who will Im> willing to do c,intact work during the drive. Hill u short time leinaiii*. he before ||i» £ Most Tax Gam blers A re Living In Dade 'a 07 couatte# steM th# J. Clay William* announced to­ day that he will lie a candidate for sheriff of Hemlllnle Comity i„ the Drmoeriitlc primaries next May. Mr Williams is engaged m the used-cat business with hi 1' futlu-r. J. Clay Williams Announces He’ll Run For Sheriff J. (lav William* tndav announced his candidacy for tho office uf sher­ iff of Seminole County subject to the Democratic primaries to be held in May Mr. William*, who Is well known In Sanford, was born In Gaines­ ville, Gil . on June 22, 1916 Slid moved here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs j u i i i c s A. Williams, In 1922. Hr has one sister, Mrs. J. D. Cordell of Hanford, ami one brother, Arthur William* of or jantlo. Mr Williams was educated In Ihe local school* and at present Is asso elated wiili Ills father in the used car buslnes*. lie is married and owns his own home. In offering his candidacy fur the office nf sheriff, Mr. Wljllnms stat vd that it elected he will devote his full lime to the duties of the office and will select as deputies only (hose men qualified to serve Ut Ihe nubile interest. " I believe that considerable sav­ ings to the taxpayers can be made through u more efficient operation of the sheriff’s office," Mr. Will­ iams said, "and If elected I promise a full, felr, and Impartial enforce­ ment of all laws coining under iny jurisdiction." 6|r. William* la an oversea* vet­ eran of World War II. a member of the American Legion end the Junior Chamber o f Ctommerce, the Woodmen of the World, the EOu, end Ihe First Baptist Church. Mr. William* designated the Florida State Bank ak bis deposi­ tory and will aerva aa his own campaign manager. GRIM FIR E COOS BAY. Ore. UK-FIre swept through a two-story bouse near here early today end eight chil­ dren apparently burned to death. Only Mr. and Mra. Thomas Weeks ami one da of the family of 11 left lb _ house. They were hospital . with burns, Walter Stowe au ha saw the flame* from about nil* away shortly after m| i i As he reached the house th# daughter, r 1tl^B I. . . staggering down be said. S$E m e I Mill III* h I I I ’N: llu* n u l l ' l l ; tin ( mini 1 I' ii *1 ( 4>ui!n'HHiitrhi| Ih*) tl llu* (ml Hm*I il (n il ainl li*ll Vll«* pulllual n|h*44ii in ll••t,Mlm, in»»r ill»’ ||j|nr-» uiltmiil many luiiiir* nf jki nlriiMif, l|»»* u|itiiilillli*f «if imirut t h nllal lllllril In* 1 a ilif lit U li'V ivi*r r,r>i m itirui. Tlu> F ir s t Fed eral held II* a n ­ nual slo ckho ld er* Alid honid of d ire c to l* m eetinga and election of o fficer* till* n f ir m oon y (if it I i, * n1k«H*k*1 IJjr hi 4 fmi ll I In- Ju nior Diehl I Installed A Oddfellows' Head i t*!*l 1 ) * h M'fi*' nf *f mu mi h hi a m Williams, el lama, past •cs\ N*W YORK V to ■pi.illi I ill Ilf Wi-rl I ,i 1 .In >l .imi nest to tin- First I edi i ,1 mgs .uni Loan A -.six i.iiom tile l llllip.lllV will I d ............ Ho li'C.itioo m ild its i it-w liu lld m g m. Mi-llum die Avniui' c. ..... In iilnl Albert tills, pii-shltml staled >i lurdiiy Most id the In sewing m.i, him-s stock and othci «-ipiuimcol has l„ co (novt-d to tile ill w foi'iilloll. amt it is espi-iit-d Ih.it prmlnctiou will In liirli'd early in-sl wed. mi: Me hope lu have o n now timid c o io p h 'li'il some lim e do y i - a i , " Mild Mi' kills Foil ed from it* fi,rmer ipi.iiti i mi I'dory Avi lino by a luo llml doslro) oil liullilillg xiid i iinipiiioiil llu- farm uillrk!) ircuvoroii, nrdorod o-u oquii'tiil'lit and sowing m.i ddlios and on Do) I’H. ten ,)ay■• .il lot llu- luo opined ful luisino <s ,il llio silo ill (In- to n iiiv I'auuuii h lie hen on Eai'i Twciit) iilili siiiot An agioomiml was III ado with Ills- i •unitv III v acute llio liulldmc hy Jana 16, said Mr Fills, in m dor tliat il may lie used again lot runiiinit purposelie imintoil out (hid now is llio slack season iii llio I ihn I iii ' ss after t'hrislmai- and llml prixliiolion will mil i('ill'll a peak unlit sump tirin' In Fobrunry Stni led in Novoildior. ID IK, Itnfirm's producthm bus grown iap idly, and advertisement* of its Im gorto haw ap|icaiod in many na (lou d mtigutlnos “Pioneer” TouriHt ArriveH In Sant'ord Arrliilmld VI. Wallis uf the East ern fihrrre. Maryland, reepitlly nr rived fur his third winter In Han font. He Is familiar with Con tral Florida mid was a real pioneer in Maitland, 71 years ago. Hu recalled arriving In Hanford In Hull aboard a St. Johns lllver boat, “ Tlio Rosa," minted by ('apt Khow. At that lime they were buihlin.': Itie South Florida Rnilrusil. and nna nf (ho first engines used was called Ihe "Seminole" anti hud bran purchased second hand In Georgia, ho sold. Prtclp, , His purpose first coming Ip Florida, tie declared, was tn visit a sick brolhar in Maitland. He 2.15 remained Ijitra and married the daughter of tb# late Itev. Dr. 3. V, .03 McCorkle. For a Ume he managed .02 a dim s gray#, but following the dJiailcroui freciu of 1895, return­ Imi kfy |)", ed (0 Maryland. Fhe Weather -------------------- M . In; Grover Will■rend. High 71 te *a<aiaq were C, ■ y. J- e . uiree. R, L. Brawn Statttrd. Followlion, tnembers to­ ol chill coa cam# » 31 63 60 42 49 60 09 1 61 74 66 74 74 " Jfr fiki. '*■ ai *i|M*mluli' .... j f'i, h lllj lu r i|lie sllrin S in Ihe '((altiei o p tical c .iu ip a lttli a ie IVlih* Paris, I in*. u . .. M .. Starts Moving liitn Air (Station Sailor w|tw o ,n ,(i»rs Is Killed When His Ihe tun-ci ic iiia m il1in ......... I I I h it M. I'lins tin Auto Turns Over idlill! l'i i,pci alums M i,m l.n ( ‘iimmentinK mi the Assocln K enneth C lif f o r d D -o ,.|,e. 22 tion'* reports, Mr. Touhy stated. "In spite nf Ho- fuel that iiriuy , , i , r old u v ia lim i - t o ie k i, | ,, - i of people In inoan the fact that IG •lx K -G iim p at 1 the .Sanfm d N a v a l Mix co*ts have mnde It liilpossiMi- \ slllnry Air Slum,II. wn killed lo ‘make l><<Hi end*,’ Ihe spirit I i ' l y this luoruillg win Ii Ills of thrift Hint character lie* the i I'l'Vrolel uuloillohlle j-of out of forward-Hiltiklni! American lin* i "i,trot, turned over end for end, pioinpleil muoy to continue the :<nd ha urns throw n lo llu - puve meld. lirogiain uf suvinir." Slate JligtHvnv I'idroliiiao l(. D. The Association’* saving uc count* paid fl6,'tl6.H7 ill dividend* Ilnrrisoo wim w ill, Deputy S heri ff in 1961 at a rate of D per cent ll" ,v a rd Hood iind (V I W a U o n ••'"Oiler, Investigated Die accident, Interest, the reiiort shows. •tided today llml Mi Droop, The First Federal’* statement innst have I,ecu going ul n high •ay* the government nuthorilie* rile of speed while driving oo expected the credit regulations to ih, old (>i Inn,to ruin) ju i north iiirtull sharply the unprecedented i f Five Points win ll llu- iceldeut driiinhd far home ownership, and 1" nrreil. Naval nolborilies nr'while till* may have orruirrd, It "'"dtlfting K foil IllVesIlglltUill r:rented not tu b* fell too keen­ into the wreck. ly hy those determined to build. Ihe nccldent occur ic,I at nliuul It adds, "While some eronorn n- 2 to A. M„ and Mr-. Myrtle seer* have forecast n rsdurtlon l’"rter in her nearby home braid In hulhling during 1962, at pre Go sound of It, mii I nt ...... bur­ rent thrro seem* no sliatement In ned lu tlie neighlioi's hullne in the drmand fur home construc­ «r<ler Iii get word to the Mithori tion. The local association hope* 111*1, that through the thrift of those Mr. ItriH ipe's pur ruts Mr. and who wish tn place their sNvInge Mm . Edward ('. Droope of Hand at work fur them, funds will be Park# Mil'll., tu'iir Detruil, wenavallnhl* for those whu want tu informed of tlie death lie Imd build in the neat 12 months." been in the Nitval Service since During the year First Federal DGgi moved Into Its building at llli tVhtn Pniroiman Hnnison re­ West First Htreet and Installed ceived the teh-pbuur cull, Inform­ the “ most" modern air condition­ ing him of the accident, lie was ing and heating facilities. Two *•( Ferneld-Laughton Memorial of the latest business msehlnr* Ib'ipltal Investigating (lie condi­ designed for window posting of tion of William H. Miller, uf customers' accounts have been In­ Knnapolls, N. C., who nil Ilnur stalled and afford the Associa­ eiuller had been struck and ser­ tion’s rllsnts with the "last word" iously Injured hy an niitnmabile lu convenience and spaed. on tha Hanford Mini* lioud, a short distance east uf the Geneva Hr Id, riS« is being inveslignted as 7’hls n a hll-and-run case, said Mr. liarvi-on. Miller received head In­ h juries, lacerstlons of the face, Frank J. Diehl was Installed fractured rlbi and possible Inter­ Monday as noble grand of Hanford nal Injuries. He was taken tu the Lodge No, 57, the Independent Or­ hospital in a llrlsson ambulance, Corner Wats,in stated today der of Oddfellows. Other officers installed were D. Hist no Inquest of tlie Droops C. Howard, vice grand: Ralph T . d<nth had bt-eu considered neces­ Spotts, secretary: 4. T . Hardy, sary. treasurer; 0 « r L Wermack, war- hi rhiVili, mi ■nil MM' hi^llHi'lliViN, LilliI i i4m|in(' tl if))' F lo lu la Is iv) j*until * fla il 1 In* 111nn •mf lllUM- V V fu iiifir au-jt i n 1 1 Ii*- ILint 4 I 1'i-MI tu fJ.tWS.l'tn and rs-ileraled lalei In- ikefauveii ill I lift ,11 1961 tin- report shown. ulalis lo .iiiHotlMce aland Fell I •f inf hit I- •*. It*4 |ai*ifit* *i 1 i>i i h • i -1 * 11 *«I a ’ ' ' l k whether he will seek the Deiuncra The opwuril I tend 1vu- also evi nf f • MINI m i l Ian l((,Ml j|( ,j1(. ,\. „„-jallmr-t savory in prcnileiili.il immOialioii f H«r Ut » i « *1 et I lie kit if llu- Teiim ssee.ui would not s.i ,|,|it„|t, ivliieli showed m-uilv a iliell.er lie did am nidi, alum id yrunl.mm m . - i , from $1,722. f,j>f |,,f,p (,, $2,217,1171 lu 1961 Mi Truman's plan ahi.nl iiiiiiiiio Ho- First Feiti-rn l's reserve* III*,- allu ill. iilliiimt 10 per cent III l'.lM w ill' * ll< l, h i :) ns coin pored to 1 X2 . l ainhiluli'x H f l l i l l t . i l 4,1ft I I .MWJ,ti.'t.l in membership drive lievlns no Tuesday. Jack If nil, president of the ('handier, situ nrgiil ru-upcratloii. stating, "we 1I11 want a good re*i-n*(‘ from the memli-wshlii as well ns directors, and fr-om ea” others who ere inlerr*'"ri In 'lie growth of Seminole Countv." Andrew Carrs'vsy, chslrmsn of the Mentlrersltlp Committee, oolntrd out th1, niuniin1' thst •he er»wth nf Sanford and Sem­ inole Court*" In reran* veers ha* placed inanv extra demands on the Chamber of Commerce, especially ill the field uf housing nn>* Industrial locations. "It lakes more money than ever to meet these needs, end we fee) (hat every business firm and Individual In the County should havf an Investment in our continued growth," he declared. "For this reason, we are an pealing to all af our Seminole County cltliens to co-uperate to the fullest cstent of their ability In making the drive a sneers*, ssl-t Mr. Carraway. Mr. Hall, In a letter to mem­ bers, e1 pressed the hope that It will mil he necessary for the drive lo euntlnus for mare than two or three days. It was de­ rided by the planning committee, he stated, that the greater part nf the effort made during the campaign should he directed to­ ward enlisting new membership* for n greater ail around support of the Chamber protect* for this year, In order that the workers may effectively concentrate their ef­ forts In obtaining new member­ ships, ha pointed out that all resent members should be ureed 1 pay their current membership subscriptions prior to th* be­ ginning of the drive. C. Ol C. ManuKvi Is Cites. McMullen An* itiiniices He Won’t Main i-speaUci Ai S e e k Re-Klee lion Kiwanis l.iitulu-oii Savings Accounts Up From $1,396,633 To $2,664,130 111 1951 Board Of Directors To Meet Tomorrow To Shape Campaign slated, 44 C S IIIM ,T O N Home Demand Is Shown In Report Of First Federal By C . Of C . For JACKSONVILLE 1* - T w o bird# of this KM Floridians who Furthermore, he said, the Sino- •v# purchased the government’* Soviet Mutual Asilitanc# Treaty MO occupation *| gambling tig concluded in Moscow in !#80 la etampMra Dade (Miami) County "virtually ■ military alliance aimed against Japan. Internal lUvaniie Bureau records hoc# (how that M I Dada Couotfona GAY ANNOUNCES ^ ORLANDO in — State Coma _S«MM ^aM *Duval County listed • 8 ftS 1 ax | .f - l'lo ild c n t I'rurnan c a lle d today for .1 1952 tax in crease a p p ro aching five Idl Im i, ilo lla t - try biH isllog " s o m e " I atos alid plugging loopholes H it Mi f r u iu iiii d fo p jicd , fur Itio p io srut Ins goal of a pay a* wo git in o ln ltrn lu iii Anil 111 seek Salim* In i* mg now revenue w hich 111 m y cun I I MIASM t h i VUUn Mt W*1*• l*»' Il» \ t ui'ii* i *i In mi gi 0 -sio ii.il la v loaders say they h tM fi*! |U •I’Ki'MI hist#*, Mill IlIRfe' I 11111" I (It III II K II I tl tIII" Ss’iMiuiiJt i mi ill i t It Hni't'i l l l i 4 I It ii nl i» |Mil 1 11r I p u t i i r r I i h I u y , w ill nut vote, tin* P resident it nl not sp e cif) whether tho Im id eti should tif I '(till IIP I I t , 1J■Sit 11114) Hi!11'■*I t|i' Init ,tt U*,i*1 Kin* nett mu* ill l» v *111 {HIM* In- added to bu siness, m eiituo n r t ii i u {(lit 1 in lute * * Iat1«f1 •*lt#*1 i M t *i\ *D «'l(Rlxriso (a le s m all lliro o till !|{p ll| ’ •111*1 |l t l|t»r |Ht Lit ini* *< •4 l ll il l % ill Hull'* l*>Kill •tr Ills ainiu.d e c o iio iiiic n io -s.ig t- to m i l l iii«*(9t| - U « .1 It 11* •’ i n t . 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In v\ill * r ik M* »'la Iron 1 engross fo lo east tiro " lu o st Hit ilia* III In In M*»i#‘ 1 .ilu firl | m»*i Hi* p ri’ fu n il Ml Hi til.rl»< a*Ig- «*, " la-* ' * in v--.si ol tiro .11 lira men t »»il 111' %%aititilfa*• l ull I mi 1I1111 p ( Mi.In. s-(l I. v K I \\ IBI l I 1 •- l.l III \ inusK lt-.il larg o fed eral d e fic its, Ilia- |it( I ' m t l t i m |ill* 1 :»» sumo i i i d i u i i shortages Imt few I M >11 I iII Nt M ill Itn-iil lliiiinl 1 luiiimiii Mil* I hatilslop. f|ie> lill’iliH ' A MAJOa INVAtlON Of fBINCH INDO CHINA Is in the inaklng t » Ihc Chinese C.uiuimnltts. *(.01111011 lu ( I p c lc ir l Is haekm g Sell Id f I * l u l l I 111II 1 a 4 and a "precarious” of Illiln for the hi |,III,In :,n piesi |oil*llt ill l,t 1 i coimililt'r of till* ,Mt K« Mi.m utm tiiul I m*i »h n ii'tilm ii price piiitdom ih* French govsnimcot *o.l me nstlon's military rlilsftalns Tlie map shown sbovu oulluie* cuiieol n l ,t .1 111 •1•|>t t h \ i* 1 .m .lul it' fm ile id i.it 1111 m ill .i I «■ in P ul he -ii id I'lllli, l»‘Vll4U il K ihimh " »»lni4> Mr T ru m a n fixed two m a jo r poiittilliile* Report* llidltut* that large numb*is uf Communist truopi are alrtudy In combat position. 1 iiv i’illi . l n l i'lim p lin llr r , goals foi tins ' y e a r of .t ra in " : h f l* 1 linen,ced " a n y lle p id d u a 1 f ,1 l ‘ lIf.'* V 11 DllJ* lilt* 41* 44 f I f *’ 4Ilf Ml i r n I hi* 11 fi I 11111 l u l Win m i n i lit* i f f >1 li n t Hr 1■ Mi km |*■HVl Ilia III no i'lio .d ed can win 111,-, yi-a i F i r - 1. ., p er coni 1 mo in ra tio n a l 11>tN.14 I III! \V I l i l l l l T III* 1111 hflit I mi initpul ** \ lliiin iilir e y ennferred w ill, the e l l l l c . Iti 1,1 1 i I I K ’ h n , m i l l 1ll found one and a third 4*f I » Nil I l - IV fill 4 I HI! { if I I sill’ I 1m l in 1llt<>ii inuio men and women at it- 1 O h 4 «• illll* 4|It 1*1 f J President Monday and said nltei i i r i r is Ilia! In* wiili I II ,| k ] w ard ilu il Mi T r u m a n had kept i ii ii i'ii I •1. 41 'i Iii4*' |n I I I ! m i l il 1 m l tie In |'|i I t (Mias t>l \|. I-' til iI1 1isI t»#* is 1i»i> Gi w 1 la - 1 of le g is liiiiu u was him , ni-s-.iud on hi-, plan-. *. 1 ft * li t >44 11 f.a t l . 1 Ih n»li 1 | <i ii| t li . ii | III ill l . o i ’ |l lo'iMII w lift 1 lw - ve il ox It .III lli|lh|ihre> 11 polled lueli n l i’ 11 .1.4 Ml', ll 1 if 1 ' f i t ft. II .ml ; ii.ilii .1U* hi' si m il i nil •, 0 0,11 ol Ihe D i It h -e 1*1 •nllli filial Ibid Mi Troniaii had told lino I,- 1 I m i I'tD lu ll tu* t’tillhl ItM Mill \t l Ihe 1epe.1l id ' ivo.ikoltm g" "Wants .1 Idle, d pl.itfonu a ht » - i I M |.MI . r l . V 1 If II I . ' 4 |*. • l i l t ' l l ! 4 t III till tl<» II. Iti s<ii|»t)si* l i i m r ill III#* p r o , 1, ntrol .iiio iu lm e p l , n il Ik. i t m m III purl, and a liberal candidal, , ,|., ‘ it t*n4 1 tu r n •1 ! . W. <111IIItlll tiiiitiU IH i'iiii’i .1 ut Mrp pi lived fa rm p ric e supports, The term "Fan Ih-al" has heeu • liLin 11* llu* Iff l fl»- h i w Mi MntU*il 1li.il la* \n u ii 1 slro u go i cu rb s on t n ii-tn n e r and upphe I Ii) Ihe t'lesideid geiiei.dlv • I n n i! ll tllll m f U n i t III.* m i l 1ll 1l u l l t , it t i m n t I t I fill llT IH ill 1 UllbUVHN lianl. ci edit imd so on in .1 total hi t'k ,1 tu his duUH'stit priigiain Ii 01 f i ' l Miph » r Cl " ...... ill Nulimh .11 Mic S liif r i .i|*ih.it v iT fiiP il ot a do/on law flUdc s i i i ' I i coidioveislid jirtipo .11s s-#»11 f «•1 i 4 44 :* IH IL«'**ll l*4,|. 1V i •* 11 j ' l ' l n u *ii* til Ii.1\t I aski I .1114 .11K am «’ ink) tin* Dili lire shocker .1' fa r f u llUS end rights and liulhiliul In ■It 11 n*4 *1 *•11 ■ 1j V h" 1 1* s| ill '■Hi M .1 in. 1) .• M i * M 1 1a.I tin r:le II I . . k t-'H , \ f r Mi was com flo o d was Die Insurance ol • lit* II " 1liM.I Lilian i* •I*! in -Il la all I IH* I >l 111 Hi 1 *1114‘ P ie s id e n l's c iiiiit d om .md for tho •l u l l 1 •I Mtll' l! i Ul' Among Demur rat* tllinipliiry l u ,l i e r V IH | 414 | Ml I l f #ii 44 x t l M I'*4 11’innti m,if11n1 lo st id lire " |r l lid lio o d o lla r or has said would make giool juesi 44 I m Iti 1 rtl ii file 111 1'lll'iH" 1 . r r». Utl The imteased demand for ll> h illa lt a vv.il llirin v i) alt* u jirn m ore ' tax ra is e lie requested Ia si I’lsns for une of the most In­ (lenlial numiiiees if Mr Truman ll •nt * 1..' a r e <1, iillL* t I'Mtt.l homes in Sanford ami Seminole .1 r a t *4 lo r f mii^ iorh iii ihe- H ill* session of w hich lie not only about tensive membership drive* In the lmro»nfli l , in«,ll;n I'a n a i llrmaii $., IIHIHOOIMHI ('ouuty was reflected In the (Hiesii'l run again arc Vice I'resl . '"‘fullMy; *In 11 !»■!!• 1 «»f liVMtfii hlstorv uf the Seminole County - TALLAH ASSEE - uR-Knlargement nf the Slat* Road Hoard from tivo tn nine membtri named to r.toggercd turn* *o no one gover­ nor could appoint a majority of the panel was suggested today hy Chairman Alfred McKethan. McKetliuu. w{>■• Tuesday night took Iduiself out of tho race (of, governor, voiced his proposal to Stale Seo J II dodgers J r . Win _t*>r Carden, during Orange Conn Vty's presenlulion ol It* road budget recommendation* In the board. "If I wore to maka a recom­ mendation to tho Legislature— I didn’t In Hit!) or 1931 far fear of being accused uf trying to perpet­ uate myself in office— I would sug­ gest that the board be Increased to nine member* with each mem­ ber’* territory cut down to reduce the tremendous job and that opimlntmeiit* be for staggered terms _ s o that no one governor could ap0 point a majority,” McKethan said. lie said the board then should elect a commissioner of roads to administer the road department. Florida would have "an excel­ lent system then . . . such a sys teni would take political pressure out of It completely," he added. McKethan sold that when Governur Warren appointed the pres­ ent board he told It lo run the mail department. "And we have run It, lie hoi ©never attempted lo run It." McKethan gave the Urenge Comity delegation virtual asauru 'ssiiiB ii os rss* Met No. IO. i Ki.liiliLxhcd 1*.*!).*' m 2 in iKjV’. L*C 1 • 4 W li.il it. h t t f i i r i I l * hi*!! I l-|ll«l<* l*t4|«|«.4i 1*Mil 11! Iii ih* Him Ini 1ti# Si'lL-ifl* ,l)!.lll|- f 11*1' HM tlihlli lll S|H*h il 1 ,1 I , I toil , 0,1 WIII, till-, oo op |Ii i 111*ifl • let It oo 1,0 I'm ei mo ' •ll lin 4 ll out ’ III i . i W,i -Nmu lirM Ihi , (Mill i I1' ' 111 fI* 111 I I" Ihtlill I I* ml lihil I kit lit kill) 1111•* hr f sill's fm Mu* S»|M!:!II *4 (If h r Mill'' I rii cm4 lir i *•( lin! 1 In 4 It,. - until M.n •h I s isa lilt hi - i In*! )■•■(Ik.i|• ti«sf M .i* I •1111* l*i - -if111*,ti ii tif tl j ’i f 4 t ••441t *44S* il t 44 i"** Ii If It-optiulo i'||" lie has 0, 1 1 t 10 ovule n l "leidnoioil wuiil'l llfitllil i ’ i I ii ill k ■ |i« •11 *I a+Ji irj > lu t.4'Ilil tiiivr Im *in,a1114 hy loi' I, o tlx till It 1*1,1V l l ||'»'l 4 |1 l ax » riling leaders ot both hous­ es have si.licit publicly they will not increase rales in l:t:,'J. alter piling I;, litllhin.s onto tin1 country's lax hill in Die last year and a linlf Some rrpuaied Du- deciaraI miII priv.ilel) lixlav these • ongross ttteiiibers, as will ,t -cvcl.d While III also fiscal adviser bad expected AI' I'm mail tu Mliphasl/e the 1 luomaholl ■d su 1 ailed loophole-- .tod iiieqili 1e lav 1 hull llu Pro ideltl says 01110 will lo do group ti.tvo es taped ttu *1 foil ten* ,-l Itn* lax i lift Fillip Aihosim Altacks Russians’ Atomic Control I*roposal M in A«I*#i i i • h ih \l i si Mi) .m il vv \S|||\(; |<»N r III -n lrv U ilti.iin ii* «■ i'ii i*i ,i I (4 i r - iM lf'l .!■ |t’ t'lllil f I l|l| I l*?» III ,1 "f 'vf.ih* ,\t ln*Mk!!, lit •.1 iii pul i l l III.M i IttiMir III. h i ii n il A111 lIlNall lh.lllU'Ilf I I t i n r il llu* I I 11*.shin » ( h i t h i s s l i i f r t>f li n .*11Mil* 1I 1 M I ’ itk llF F r ILinlxcr Dies In Miami I >144 ti tl i asit-tn;«11 MIAMI '.P k| || n h ly 1 **11 fi j '•1• -»v! *»I tl s f itn im i’ 4 i| Miry ..I f u i'ii llu •t i fi ;»i y 11»’M Stl m| -H M’l'k pi " l l l l l , ill' 1 Ih* sLllll •* nf .ijtriH* my, In a i'i 1M i 4d v r«4fii 44 h u h win ill I n s m i 11* , •! 4ulnf nl mi nf Mirh 44I*all|IIills Aiiii'siiii j Li *ml III I 111*4)» 71. 44In. 1 L ti xt N-1luti1.il •‘•tllfl l »4|l» I" -fi 4 14 Mill u f A,»\|i*| ii.tfik of Mhum 44• •I In i l'i! Mu* l Im (II H| it I s 1111111 hi ll I (f f •in i 4(Ho mil fIt#* I III Ii t| Ni* ••1st Hall • 1.tM* l"t* til K i t fi,* n.io I Ktuiifli I M '| irrsM im , ill# •I Imi «4 Mo* I fulfi ll f «l«*s 441nil I t v.tiniin* Hmiii IIi ilrfiitl I’ii1-1111’111 Ihinsr fill* 1(11 t ill *tti’#l - hnl •h.i! uitrr st it ;. n| lit I Ii i 1 ti.diL littlnl.iy hi llilliu lliil or I ' f im i 44hi* l> Mo- SoIML'I a nil I r m ,t m ill I>#*lI »!lt r t'4 114 nMim 11.lilt to m liy I moI t lt«stai| 111 It 11 s vlot> ' l l ItllW talk 111 .ib m il lias in Mm novel lx 1'i li it ll til’d LI’S .h i ;uh» 111a,14-- 1tog11.it d agiioi t ll'o illegal '* 11 lillks an* 1*11 h r 1 r «>i| or had Inc.-, ion ul tonin' wi apoll'* in l'i* rx |tl iih r il "I'h*4) - 1001I1! lakr deli.o.i'o of .mile flit ilv cnjitrnl 'I I on* lit H il’jll r lv i ■ ;v to in •o■■ u t I iiio ig n >hiu lot A n d re i A 1 bin kv }i,1 - uH ei . it lo aooept intei 11.,tk■ 11,il control ,l Dio into •line 1 I c iii 011 a fio -il, wo 1 pons c o into o ffe rl mid to accept con iio iio u In to rn a llo iia l oi>poctnui of WASHING 11 )N 0 I I........ highest oulilarv .ivvnnl is lieing ih ,m io fa c ilitie s a ii-.l-.iij of only I'onferreil today on Pfe Kinni y poi iodic ii'p o c lin u Ilijfli -Military Award (liven Cui'iia Soldier i. Moiini'll of I'oeoa, Fla . who never knew lu-, courage in Kuro.i won Ihe Med.it nt Honor lie diril 01 hiillliIti tilled hold liaek. single Inmdoil 1 f ni.itlc.il allnck tiy two enemy Ii ,(l iliiins until lit-, outfit eoidrl poll luck III s'lfoly lost June 71 IIIMI Sotiangsaii Defense Seereturv llutrert Lovett nrrunged tu present tlie medul to Ih'imott'x father, Sterlin G Hemielt Sr of (1221 King St.) Cocoa at a Pentagon ceremony Relative* of nine other men killed in Korea also will receive .Medals uf Honor runfcrrnl upon their utils The fact that all tu of today's awards are iio'dhumnias is nol un­ usual. In the Korean Wur, the Medal uf Honor ha* been awarded 51 limes and uf thrum men, 31 are dead uml four missing in action CRIM INAL HELD WASHINGTON oft - One nf tho lu mo*t-wnntcd criminals In Ihe country, who reportedly operated with some success In Florida in RMS, has been arrested in Washing­ ton. F R I Director J. Edgar Hoover announced that Frederick Em er­ son Peters, tkl, whole criminal record doles back 40 years, was arrested In a Washington hotel Tuesday by a sharp eyad FBI agent. Ache oil Mil, I Dial Dio Itil-Sluns, 0 4 iui on m sp ciliin would lia r u p torforom'c in Die dnnio-tir affairs ol any state so that Die Soviet piii)Mis .i | "wrnulil qipoai to give w11ti 010 hand what ,1 lake', away w1D1 Dio olllei IIDPF I II III N l. AI II.E U> A grim blow to hopes Dial any of Dio orowmon from Die missing freighter Pennsylvania survive an empty drifting life­ boat brought u sharp reduction in Die scope nf air mid sea rescue uporallon* today The Idotmal. sighted Tuesday afternoon front two Coast Guard airplanes, was approximately COO tulles off the Washington Coast. An error in compctutiun of posllion led tu an early repmt that two of Hie craft had iiei'ii seen. Movie Time Table It IT/. "Sirocco" 1:09 - ,1:12 - 6:16 - 7:lrt - 9:21 M O V IEL a ND “Tomahawk" (1:110 complete showing rt:67 feature, intermission 9:19 • feature 9:66 PRAIRIE LAKE "No Highway In The Sky’* SilkO j 10:00 " '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, January 15, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 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>, January 15, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/99d4924f14419f88bd4431d99d5db6ab.pdf 6d90d7fe8e4982353804ac36481ff73c PDF Text Text <*' I |#- 'V i^ aV 3$. Sweater Peddlers Are Being Sought As Torch Bearers Five Day Series Of Religious Services Is Begun For Soldiers li* Iff?* I. & City CommiKHinn Il'asllxnrS kium I'aae Han form nxkvd fur. and (hat complete bids, liirhiding labor and material •w, desired. Mrs. H. ('. Dickerson, who main­ tains a plant nursery on Itooth Hanford Avenue, polnlml out to the Commission that a very bad petal Might lliri-nteiis tbe nralea iilaiil-i In Mu- Hanford nrra and »«• m b nHiR<’,| blossoms affected by tinJtJIghli which she sluted, damages blossoms overnight, and which tins he»n spreading rophlly. ■PIpH Nhe ashed lor L’llv co-operation In roiobuttioit (he Might, not only to nark areas lint residential ut Well, pointing out that It will InOf III! effect fill solus residents to splay the planls, while others fnll to do to. Mrs. Dlckvtsou slatisi that Jack­ sonville mnl Uihmlii bail been compelled to lake action against the blight wlom It first appeared five years ago. Oil plants affected while spots appear on the petals If the petals are allowed to drop to the gtouml, the little cronies will clay lit ttier ground until m-il year. Kuril eronu-, she said, roniuln* eight "torni'do like units" which "ex­ plode" aiid lilt the bloom during the following year. The Might will carry a mile If the wind Is hluwMy, Ithe recommended a com­ pound of sulphate of tine, dltbane ami triton to combat the disease. Movor Hlemper promised cuoperntlim lu combatting the blight and diiected Park Hi|pt. Bid Ki­ Chard to (ake sullaliit mrasur''* ln lining the spray in city park* where there nro asalea*. City Manager Olllnn wn* asked to confer with chemical companies to work out a program for spraying ale** in the city at large, Recimmumilntlmi* itlon* regarding the operation of the Municipal Court ft wrro presented bv John Kad*r, ■ml were ordered referred to the Bemlnule County Bar Association "V fur npuroval. The City was authorised to nsUtlalu a contract with Robert M. jigiis und Aeeoclutss, Jackson- I 1 m ; ■ ■ ■• rj 1 ^ Youth Is Arrested Louisiana Voters Go To Polls To After Dynamiting Choose Among 9 Men For Governor Of Convict’s Home NEW ORLEANS Ol — Louisiana ICCAgreesToHeaiArgum entsO nRail R ates In Florida NEW YORK ID-M ore and more DriTIIAN, Ala. lit — An J» yearInflammable sweater* are tumlnR old high irhool youth wa* arrested up over (be nation a* the scare Monday night and will be charged is being built up with the addition with dynamiting the home of a of burning rug*, blanket*, tnmicr* convlcca wife, Circuit Solicitor «r*allsa»4 Krnn »•■■» Oael and hat*. Keener Bailey laid. National Wood Program of the While persons in many citle* Baxley reported the youth, Wil­ Had Cross to devote Its energies WASHINGTON '.f - The Inter­ worried about rnmMi**)blJI!y af liam Krvin Jr., admitted setting state Commerce Commission said exclusively to the defense needs Iheir garment*, plan', were made off the blast in which Mr*. Bedell ol the nation. As u result of the lo seek federal, stale and elty (Irani and her five sleeping chil­ today It ha* ogreetl to hear further Korean conflirt, large quant ltlt-» argument nn railroad export ond law* banning sale of tbe so called dren narrowly escaped serious In­ import freight rates on traffic of blood are once again required "torch" sweaters jury early Monday. by the armed foiree. To fill such moving through South Florid* The sweaters, mode of brush The oollcltor laid the youth was needs, lied Cross lias launrhed a ray un, started turning up about a friend of IT-yeirold Kenneth ■lefi-nae phase of tlm Mood pro a mouth ago after one wearer Nowell who, Baxley added, was ^Thete ports. Including Tampa. grain In previously non-partici­ Port Kverglades and reported bis garment caught fire arrested recently on a carnal Miami, pating communities for the sole when he lit a cigarette, another knowledge warrant charging him Fort Pierce have contended that jUirjNise of procuring blood finwhen he stood near a go* stove. with umleiling one of Mr*, (iranl's tbe rate structure dijcrlmlnale* derm**. against them and tends to limit Sweater |>eddlers have been or- small daughter*. "The opportunity to Iteconi* a their port business. rested in cities In several state* Baxley quoted Krvin a* saying They are seeking, through the blood donor Is not only a duty, Alerted by stories of the sweat­ he simply wanted to frighten the lint a privilege as well whieli Red ers, persons across the country Orant family and run them all ICC, fo get rate parity with other Cross affords every citizen." Mr tested oilier item* In some case* out of the community so they could Gulf Coast and South Atlantic ports Peterson said. “Tne war in Korea they obtained the "torch" aweater not testify In Ihe carnal knowledge Including Jacksonville. Fla., on ex­ port amilmport freight, originating and the world situation In general QUICK ON THI DRAW In tbe war on polio, llopuloriR Cassidy shows Ida result— Haines Hi second*, ashes in case. in or destined for the central por­ have served tu make every Ameri­ a minute trusty shouting Irons In young Inluntllr puralysis victim Pater CuRno, 0, Under a new Alabama law, con­ tion of the United States. can conscious of (he national However, It was nut learned Im­ In Hie l.os Angeles (irntrul Hospital. The tiny puHcnt beamed when viction of dynamiting a dwelling The commission, through a spec­ emergency we now face. The De­ mediately whether these other ar­ Is punishable by a maximum sen­ "lloppy" pi utilised him a ride on Ida buns, Topper. (I ntrr national) partment of Defense has already ticle* were made of brush rayon. tence of death. A 10-year prison ial division of three members, dis­ established the dire necessity for Fire Commissioner Jacob tint- sentence Is Ihe minimum for con­ missed the complaints of discrimi­ nation in 193k and again last July. blood and It* derivatives by our met in New York said Monday he viction. The Southern port* asked op rnmbat troops. was looking Into report* of Hie Rnxley said Krvin and a com­ “ Defense authorities have furth­ use of brush rayon in linta ami nn panion are believed to have thrown pnrtunlty to reargue their case er demonstrated that In ease of undetermined material in a sjk* a bundle of five dynamite sticks before the full II man commission. This was granted In today's action. atomic attack blood I* the great­ dal tytie of "fleecy pant*." nt Ihe Grant home, lie said the est and practically the only uieil In Baltimore, firemen said u companion had not been arrestrd The time for reargument was not Immediately fixed. irlne known to be effective against householder brought in what they bid that his Identity wa* known. radiation sickness." described as a "best selling" baby The solicitor said Krvin told him A total of 2AII pints of blond in dull blanket. The firemen said he got Ihe Idea of bombing the KIIIKWAI.L, Orkney Islands the unota set for Citizen* of A hurricane with gusts raging up .. , they tested II and it burned to (Irani home after reading about Seminole County when tin- blood lo a record MO miles an hour, ashe* 111 1U5 second* the blast that wrecked the farme Visa l*aaa O u l mobile visits here oil Jan. 24. The battered these Islands off the „ „ ■ „ u , r ' l , , ( i r u m e t said be would ask tbe dwelling of Hugh Bentley, anti- andtraallaneS a liberal candidate, Humph li U i 11 S t C h a n g e s I^t,w York legislature Olid the vice crusader, at Phenlx City, noddle unit will lie set lip In Die liorlhi'in coast of .Scotland today rey continued, adding that he would Kplaropal Parish House, -((Ml Mag­ D m l u g City Council here to ban sale ol Ala., last week. No deaths had hern re|iorled in confer with Democratic National nolia, and will be operated lie- the Orkneys by lute morning but product* made of brush rayon He Officers are still investigating Chairman Frank McKinney before tween tbe hours of 11:00 a. m. and on Hie Kenltlsh coast '.until of here, described them as "a grave dan the Phenlx City blast and Oov. WASHINGTON it*-Southern Sen deciding. p. m. In the Dundee area, a gale sank ators met for a "strategy confer ger tu life os well as property." Cordon D. Persons said Monday Humphrey *ahl Mr. Truman " Tbe casualty lists from Korea n sandlinal with six men aboard Pending such legislation, (irumet night: "The word ’closed' will have already deuninstrated Die and one man w ;in missing nod mice" today it was the first gel urged "all manufacturer* und deal­ never tie used on a dynamite case hope* to have a number of "favor­ together of Hie congressional *es ers tu withdraw these sii-ealled ite son" or uuinxlructed slate d e l­ drastic need for blood tty our presumed dead wihlle I am govtrnor." sioii for a group whose decisions ation* at the Democratic convenurmed forces.” said the Key. II. First re|Miils from the rural ix may wield imwcrful Influence over lurch sweater* from the market." Mr*. Uranra, husband is serving lon. These could be aimed almost -i, ig legis1 i i.- ",i. -„ ,, i„ ------- *In Washington, Hep Cordon three year* In prison for grand at will In the direction Ihe Presi­ L. Zimmerman, iliairmaii of Sew- land areas said luirdly a farm bud Inole County lied Cross chapter, escaped serious damage und Dial Iwin ling legislation and this years ,-[infje,ll ,,t .N J j said he would larceny. dent and hi* party leaders wanted introduce u liifl to ban the ex which is sponsoring the Mood, losses might mu Into hundreds of presidenliaT elj^jlonto throw support. , the cbisedulmir meeting wa» In |,|<Mj|nK sweater* from Interstate muhlle unit. "In addition the thousands of lamnds. Sen. Tobey of New Hampshire, the office of Sen. Ryrd of Virginia I„ ,n,nJ rt.P hco seriousness of the world xituntlun Farm house* and burns were de­ At least H senator* from nine The sweaters upiiarently have a /republican member of the crime in general Is evideileu that our molished, cuttle und |mu)lry lay hunting group, said Kefauver In-en sold only by itinerant |u-d government should build up re­ (load in the fields, telephone miles Southern stales aUemli-il ^ "would make a wonderful Presi­ Sen. Russell of Gcorglu, who (||rrs u(l)j n„| j„ stores, (« natlantil *->■■■ Paa. n a . i serves to lie used In tbe event of were down and rsawderlH-olcilk no dent." ung bus acted a* floor leader for Arthl|r Hnnkv preslib-nl of the national attack." were dow n and mails were blocked "He'# u high grade, Christian the Dixie I'en oera s l report .......ir(. state Mills luc . told new* carried -100 pound* of food, blan­ Itev. Zimmerman stressed Die with debris kets and medical supplies. gentleman and a great American," ,-rs> afterword Ilia no formal ac ,M.n . »)imlliiy ,lil( firln fuel that donating blood is a Many fishing boats were re|iorlOlson said It wa* snowing with Tobey added. lion was tukin but ,i vurlity ol mnlje a|M,ui N i lgai yards of brush simple, paint?** procedure that ed sunk Farm vehicles were bur­ subjects Tbe peppery New Knglamler Inwas discussed. , i , nrnmlaeil wind* from 23 to SO mile* at Ihe bo* no harm fill after effects. All ied under lullrii masonry, ami a Iruln site. caled, however, that he hope* tu Russell said the senator* pres ?. J, ' }.. healthy men mill women between number of haystacks were lifted Hundred* of per*on*— traveler* Vote for Gen. Dwight Elsenhower tbe ages of 21 nod til) are eligible off Hie laud anil blown fur out to and residents— war* marooned, the Republican nominee. un u r department nfflctals. ond later said exactly how many wa* anybody's a*"There to dunuta If they weigh at least sell i* no doubt lhat Eisen­ Whiit Ihi ^ ll* ^ r nen. *r, h i* had ninrdli*tl all order* for County Surveyor John llohcrlxon 10 pounds. Those between Dt goes*. hower will win the New Hampshire y oppose is any change which ||u. *ub, tanc<, said houses hud been unroofed In and 21 limy iloualc if they lire Communication* wore disrupted primary," Tobey said. would make It eunlor to »liut off ________________ self-supporting, married, members many parts of Kirkwall and "Wo debate in many place*. Nome communi­ of the armed forces, or if they understand it looks like a linltla ties were cut off. Avalanches LEONARD HUTTON liy prolonged debate, or filibiis have written ronxent of their field out In the country " mured Into canyon*, killing at Leonard Hutton, H3, Longwood, terlng. ublc in In Hie the crlng, they have been utile parent*. At (Iriinsctler Alrfmrt the winds mst to keep Ihe Senate from volleast three p«r»on*. 11'Hull Mil I’ll I'ru til I'm? Illlfl died In an Orlando hnxpllal Friday "All technical aspects of the registered Flo miles un hour. The ng on bills Tho storm's loll— In life and following an Illness of several II sueh as President lu-eauso It Inereuses the inllllury donating process will be super* llrittsli Air Ministry here recorded Trumun's civil rights measures -aiiabilities 111 Kureu," he added property damage— could not be week*. ig: vl*ed by a t|ualiflcd pliyslrlan, as­ one prolonged gust ut 10.1 miles calling (or federar anti lynching MuJ (Jen. Claude It Fereiibuugh reckoned because of poor commu­ Horn in Jelllco Junction, Tenn., sisted by registered nurses and on hour nications. Damage was espected he had been a resident nf the untl-|M>ll lax und antl-discrlmlnu replied: The highest previous wind speed Hun lows technicians. Only III) to 43 mlnotm "Tomorrow may we please dis­ to run Into Ihe million*, but cas- Longwood community the last 20 of time Is required for the entire mi record III tbe Itrlllxh Isle* was Under present rules. It luko* the cus* Korean airfield* and not Ihe uallies appeared at a minimum. y*ar»,_comlng from Birmingham, process, and this Includes the 113 miles an hour at I’enihrnkr, uffirinntlve vote* of B( senator* — Korean birth rule?" The Red Crust reported about Ala. For many yi ytars, ha had J been probable time spent the canteen, Wales, oil Jail 1H, 1941 In the prisoner committee, Lee 120 motorist! were stranded by a *ln **. ___ , . , . alalia_____. . twothlrd* of Urn Senate'* mem again denied that Smith Korean hRsiard nn Highway W9 Northwest where lied urn** volunteers will Survivor* Include two non*, KHM John In-rslilp to stint off dclinte. serve light refresh litl-nIs imntrdiC^grte* Leon id Cha IIiihm-II said Ihe group also dis­ prironers hud Men Imprciseil lulu of Reno. They found Mirller at Clarence Button and Hlelv following donation. cussed the fiending Ks-nate lull to the North Korean army mid add Ktend Air Forca Uase, now being ard liutlun, both of Chicago. HI,, 11'ns11naril Kraut l'*aa tiarl reactivated. Only a few airmen and three grandchildren, William, "Let me urge every uhle-hodied give partial "home role" to rltipear with him to debate tbe Is* In any case, never will In- were there mid food wa* reported Kenneth anu Beverly Buthm. inun mid woman In Seminole sues, Jim Kllii-idgn, Mr. Odhnm'i 71-iih of tin- District ut ( Joinmlilu, low A Greyhound Mis took 42 of County tu telephone HU, the lied ■■umpiilt'O mniiuger, stated. An und prnposal* In give ll.iwaii and abb* to Investigate " The Fairchild Funeral Home I* 1 In charge of arrangement*. fan- «bld all troops ill tin- lied Hu* inutorlsis to Reno. Cross etiapter rooms, and make an olbei T V it|i|i>-iirriri<-<* Is slated for Alaska xtulehiHxl Thirty passengers of a Grey appointment to give a pint of Mi (nlhiim over W M ltlt-TV m 1 The statehood Mils, a <ked by force "voluntarily Joined Ho* army in otir army there are no hound Inis, stranded since Friday mil on U. K. Highway Ml, were blood," said Mr. Zimmerman, Ilob •ouvllle (ot 7:01) pm Friday. ! I'rc-lilcol Truuiim. an- not popular^ I'DW h Ini oi pirated ,il Luke Audrain near Kcho Sum of the Armed m e’ IMimi'f llin lei I *n III .M Jicidei mult reported evacuating cabin* In Itsttfflelal* I ...... rn Forres 'C li ■HIM mil ’llll’i 1 11(111, willi Sonlhi'ru liemiKTut* Due of Hear Adin It K. I.ltdiy retorted: a i. a* folluwa: ...... .. distrbl ntlomev their point*- of concern Is Hint Hie which they had taken shelter. Con­ "You have IIOK nationals in A. Jt, ivit-rnun, rbnirman; Col, ami ex-heiel of llo- niitl-rackets uddilimi of four new senator* might Irn* Jot pili it* ilu in aged two Red tinuing drift* threatened to bury dimmish Hie relative influence uflymir army lu luri'e numbers. You N. fl. llarrlman, reslibnliul; Al lull run in Itiooklyii, N. Y., bn-i let* Indav in the first air battle* Ihe cabin*. Wullare, display; Krnesl .Hmilli* tnki-ii over Mr. nillmiii's cam- tbe Southern group in Hie St-uale. nave never denied it You liuve In four day* over Northwest Ko­ Meantime, an Intense storm cen­ Senators in uddition to llyrd und admitted It You have boasted ward, refreshment program; John paign priiiiiution in Minin! lli-acli, tered In Upper Michigan and rea. Russell attending the "strategy lahmil it. You put these people Williams, organlsatlim mu) civic Nlr. Ktiiridge reported. Comimmlsl M IG-15 Jet* were out caused strong wind* throughout group; and Mr*. Cbnn (lino, Red Tomorrow nlglit Mr t)i||inui will eonferenee" included George uf there. We liavo a right to gel them in force a* clearing weather broke Ihe Great Lake* region westward nut, We have a right to detuapd Cross Hervlce (Iroups Cbnirmau. leiillesH tbe Ntlile Sheriff Assucln- Georgia. Rolierlsim of Vlrwinla, the week end period of snow* ami tu Ihe Dakota* ami southward to There will lie a meeting Juminry llon'a Ceiivenlloii nt Daytonn Mavlumk and Joliuxtoii of South that you hand them over. tho Ohio Valiev. storm*. "Wo choose to be extremely re a 22ml nt ill a, in. of nil nuiteeu Hem'll. (In Mnmhiv In- will utti'lul f.'nrulinu, Mrrlellnn of Arkuusaa, On the ground chief action A fresh fold wave and snow souablo aMiut It. We only asked workers, H uff Able*, Nunes mid n foini meeting of civic clubs in llollimd and Smiilhers of Florida, In Ihe renter of the snow covered swept across tbe Northern Hockies Nur*e* Aids at tbe (iardwii Clul*. McIIhiumic., Mr. Udliiiiii will go Hill of Alabama, lloey and Smith that those who are there Involun 145-mile front. U. N. troops threw and part* nf the Plateau slate* building to receive instruction on In Die Tlimpu Huy icgloli on Tues- of North f'urolinu, Connullv of tartly lie returned." back an attacking Red company ami in the Sierras. The cold air Tbe Armed Finer* Blood Pro­ ilny, Jan. 22 tluougli Jan . 21, Tex aa and Slemii* of Mississippi. rust uf Iba i'uknan River. The ushed southward aero** tha gram. Clayton Ptddsull, Blood e,:rukiiig in Tlimpu nn Tuesday, lorthera Rocklaa and Northern K(HJI Korea ID—American Ba- fight lasted four hour*. KKOUL, Field Representative from Amer­ lie will speak the nest two day* Two Russian type MIG* were Plain* ami eastward into the Up. h ican Red Cross Koulheastern Area, in Piiiellns county. Winding out been between |UtU0 ami IOi4S n.m. dumaged In • fight between M m r Mississippi Valley. It was be­ tbe mimtb Mr, Udbum will speak will be there, when the victim was discovered. U. H. F- m Habrea and about 40 low u ro in Montana and part* II'SSIISM* C h ip * Paae 0 » | before the nuniml Junior Chamber spectator, C. H. Davis, own­ MIG*. Tha Red Jeta were hit by uf North Dakota. Snow fell from of Commerce atnte conference ill Ada. No food for day*. Wn all One Lt. Hilly H, Dooba of Fontana, the Eastern Dakota* eastward to muit gu sometime. I think now I* er uf a fishing camp un the lake Calif., and \ \ PAVING PRGJKCTH Lakeland on Jan. 21. Robert W. Smith tbe Western Lake Superior region. better than later, tinetnaed check. said, "A market truck driver told of York, Pa. TALLAIJAW IER up Three Rain pelted Ihe Ohlu Valley Ilnlance In Imuk. Find mu lu car me he saw a man parked along the Tampa contractor* submitted ap­ NKAHCH CGNTINUKH other Babrea screening an al- northeastward Into the Appalach­ near Hanford, along Lake Monroe. lake In a car having a fit. The tack parent low' bid* tniglinu flip,no] mi ground Installations by ians and Eastern Great Lake* re­ lall truck driver aaiil the man was HT. AllGUSTINK vb - Authori­ In the Hoad Department today fur ties continued today to took for o I’leasu take care of Ada. Rob." Mr. Rirfllh said, "I can't under* sitting In the front seal throwing fighter-bombers sighted about 150 gion. paving urnjecta in Bnraxula. Hill reil bulrcd mail who was with John MIG* and exchanged firing passes In contrast In tbe stormy weath­ stand whv they didn’t havu food, hi* head back und forth." sborough anti Collier Counties. The body wa* taken to tbe llrls- with some. No reports will be er, It was mild from the Gulf David Haskell before tils luilictCon* Brothers bid tMt.ins for pierced laxly wn* found In a pal­ liecaiiKe be had money In the son Funeral Humr to await final intde until gun camera film la states northward to the Middle At­ bank, Look here, this'Is the check paving tlrivaa and parking areas metto thicket nlnni! U. S 1. lantic slate*. checked. that wan In the letter. It Is for burial arrangement*. ut the West Florida Statu Tubercu­ Haskell. 27 year old tcxlllu work­ Df4!l.lKi. | can't understand it." losis Hinslorium In Tampa. er from Maine, bought u now ear Coroner W. K. Watson taabl J. W. Copnor and Sons offered at Doytimu Reach Thursday. Tho a low. bid ot as,141 for grading and auto salesman rcfKirted a red- death wu* cauaesl liy a dose of poison, aving'section*- of Road TW nn haired man wa* with him. A can of a laileuiioUa iiicimcai linaUnm Boulavard and Uouisvard A truck driver found Haskell's liquid, used In spraying plants, of the i'rssldent* Ip Sarasota. Irmly, shut three lime*, in the was found un the floor of the ear Brinson Construction Cii. bid fat,- thlrkel Saturday. With an empty whisky bottle and Tig for grading and saving at the Mr*. Drothy Montgomery, M, two glasses on tho running hoard. Red CriMH Blood HO Mile An Hour Strategy Meet Hurricane Halters Held In Capitol Coast Of Scotland By Southerners Sen. Kefauver Unanimous Senators A In Senate FH s ^ a« S d -y s Train z. Communist Charge I llraili'y Orilmni til: R Man KUI Self S < S m S / <*i '•i'" r ^ l i f e i l B i a f l S f e t ' Taw . S u l 15, 1M 1__ T H E BANFORD H E R A L D liy ItONAM I AU TR Y FO ItT MONMOUTH* N. J. “ Stand up: Stand up for Jesus!" The words of the militant Christ* Ians' old Mini; rang out from hun­ dreds of soldiers' throats here Mi.mliy nlelil nod reverberated among the steel girder* A choir, sealed In the blear hers of the till! fieldhouso, joined III Amt thus began a five day aeries of religious services— one of the first moves in u major drive throughout Hit* country to bolster the sen iceman'* spiritual defense It is a runipoirin-sponsored by the General Commission on Chap lain* wnl the National Cimnril of Churches to convince him Dial "Chi 1st I* the answer," theme of the prescloiu! mission Civilian lemns of I'rotestanl ministers aie carrying the gospel to Koardhmise und to hti.ipllal, rounselliiK and preaching. Some 120 Navy amt Army Installations will lie readied In the two month crusade Home of the biggest names In Protestantism are participating. 'Die military and I'resideul Tru man ure harking the prourum. " I have been in Hie Army tl years and I've never seen religion taken like ibis before." said i,l. Cni l.islc ll.il lliiilnuii-w o( Henson, Vt , post i h.iplaln "I suppose It's ail oillgrnwtb of Woibl war It when jniiplt* lorn bed tbe leatillcs ol life and beenme aware ol Hie stability that religion could give them " Tbe tirst service at Ibis .Signal Carps renter bioiigld some I .100 soldiers and Hieir lanillies— Includ ing Ma) (ten. Klrke It Lawton, commaiiiling general-Into tbe post fleldhouse, wliere u makesbilt altar was raised In fnml of u picture of Christ They sang, received literature and heurd u sermon from the Itev. Hamuel .Shoemaker, rector of Cal­ vary episcopal Church, New York I,u w hm - former Congregationslist turned Catholic — told tbe crowd he wanted the meetings to result ill camp chapels being "crowded like slnadMises " Those converted to Christianity will lie given a minimum of xia weeks of instruction and Hum ad vised tu join a church of tiieir Choice. Moth liartholomew ami Ur Shoe maker pictured Christianity as a direct foe of Communism } 1 io n e e r v ic e is where politic* Is as hot as its Cajun pepper sauce, chouses among nine Democratic candidates for govet ^ nor today— a record field compeV ting for tho favor of a record SSL000 registered voters. Gov. Earl K, Long, brother of the Isle Sen. Huey P. lamg, i* backing one candidate. Ills nephew Sen. Russell Long ID La ), Huey's son, is backing another Seven other candidates seek to ties! both of them Gov. Long Is supporting his hand picked candidate, former State District Judge Curios Spaht of Baton Rouge The Constitution p ro # Mbit* the governor from Kuccepit ing himself for a second four year term. Sen. Minn Is supporting Rep. Hale Boggs ID .-La.) of New dr lean*, for many year* a foe of the Long*. Other candidate* are: Kerin It Parker, a New Orleans pharmacist and the flr*t Negro to teak Ihe governorship since Re­ construction duys; ^ Lucille May Grace, register o # the Stale Land Office for 20 years and Ihe first woman ever to run for governor of lamlslana; Appeals Judge Robert F. Keimon of Minden, who In previous com polgns lost * governor's race to Earl Long und a Senate race to Hnssell Long; Lt. Guv. William Dodd, who broke with Gov. Long after their successful race for the two lop positions In 1948; _ State Sen Dudley LeHlanc, for® iner owner of a multi million dol­ lar patent medicine (Hadacol), who lias also broken with Gov. lamg; and L'llff Liles of Lake Charles, a sergeant • at • arms In the State Itouae uf Representatives and Huonly candidate advocating legalized gambling. Thera also I* a Republican can dldale— Harrison Bagwell of Baton Bouge— hut hu Is unopposed f o « his party's nomination and b l~ name does not appear on the bal­ lot. In lambdana, Democratic numl nation mean* election. issues have centered around slate taxes— the highest per capita in the nation— and other Louisiana affair*. There also have been bitter personal attacks by the candidate* on each other. If no candidate wins a majority^ a runoff between the two top canul” dates will bv held Feb. 19. State Farm ers M arket H»p«rt no M s r u a n s t a t u p a t<sterna MAMKICT ViRfanl , Plari** owing prlcra raportad by Ths Ihs Dralsra,... D ' .... Hanford .......— , Htai* | " rael Y ‘ 1fur- priutuc* said Kurnirr* Marhst Ilf tu Truckage A Daaltr* up lu l:iu ii.in. Jan. II. Hrani. Tandararaan. rar n |i*|i*ndin» IQuality d •ana, hu, hpr. tin . 1 Ih. Iijft_hj« 4,6<l *'nilliM . tfa, »*, FI* 50 .... 1'i'lirjr, KlurniM (luldrn, Huldi-ii, -li-ry, Klurida s iJsrttifgu- liaiiainllns H i i r i-rnlra S IS- l, / ( I 'r l r r y . Klurldu t'aavnl, HapriidliiK Hlsi- i-nilr* I s.m I'ullaida tlm. Inin. l.Sil I "urn e m ir * i n n s.is S'millfliiwrr i-rnlr* I 7S- M.', I'lii'iliulii'ra Ini Inikl t a n - J sa l i - l l l i r i , I rr lirrx , In liaiidlna H|s» 1, A iM> 4 Ml. i n n iinluna, ( I r r f n dus .Inin l ull I S* I'ruprra Irn halil * 011- «.ID I'lilniura, P U , Itad llilaa, III lb. at. i n n . a so tlndlaliaa bu. tmkt. 1.71. 1 H-iiiatli, Vr llnw i,u h|ir. I - on- tt i ‘iW Tuniatua Tumstuaa <o lb. vr'ia. * in Turnlpa dm. bun. l it - U n Ilf CITB IJl tlranaaa, tlapnndlna Hit. A V a rlrly but tirangaa, Inn ___ ... Tatnpla •( _ _ I?. riamanil aoitd fur rabhaia. Starkai firm."' M Ooint dfinsnd un all varlaila* n i produca, Markoi ataady. WORKKRS NUMPKNDED PETERSBURG Ut - The city’s' Civil Service Commission ha* suspended for 00 dav* nine leader* In the 10-dav, walkout of litv workers last month. City Manager Hu** K. Windom had aiked that these nine, all bus drlvars, be dismissed. The commission said the auspeu •km waa sufficient punishment, j ST. lo w in g , to o and the c o il i$ up fa r leu than price* in (federal l "LAD IES" alreadyI My Mm they have grown/ service"1CM *** >UM ^ j W jf w i p b o e w you S I I - S in ISO»• *71 »■ > n 51*• H bo* ion II varlntlaa iirudjira raralrad *t The Hanfoid Htaia Pannara Markal from In jj.m. Jan. II, in to ai Jan. II. Total raualpla 1771 par MSa*. (Irapafrull, Doiii-an hu* l.i T a n x rrl n r* . Ai-i-ardlmt t« W®rtde'e telephone ta’f h ltf c . (to coll h u wwe than cm service is today yian ago, and �r-CT’ yanrnMM i T S E T F T r t r J v .■ ' ■fwtl $ THE WKATHKU IP YOU DON'T rtcsive your Sanford Htraid, D«llvcry, by 1:00 P.M., Y ELLO W CARS 1411 t unluiu-d :uiUt and pxttl, cluuJjr I In.nut. I lit. i-.It i ('tty catl W a n t e d I f m t l d AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPEIt Vo i . u m e AiwnrUlfd P rnw liU ir d Wire x x x x iii Rescuers Push Tu Within Two SANFORD. FI.OHIDA. WEDNESDAY JAN. 1«, m 2 DI s^-■^5 Billion Dollar 1 ax French Believe lndo*Chiim Invasion Is Coining i ! Over 2 Hundred P*sV Uengeru Trapped’In ' SnowboundTrainTo Be Relieved Soon Hy JO E U P P E R COLFAX, Calif, or — Rescuer* •nowpluwittg thrutitfh deep drift' l9unhr<l within Iwn inllea (it a bill lard-trapped streamliner today — but Ntlll fared much work tu reach and bring out 222 stranded passrti tiers and crewmen. The passengers have been snow liound since Sunday aboard the Southern Pacific'* luxurious City of San Franriico. They’re In Don uer Pas*, altitude 7.200 feel. Mere'* the complicated iltuitlon: A rescue train *tlll ha* 1‘ v mtlea to reach a highway where 1 will pick up the passengers A highway crew atul mutt open H i mile* of No. 20 to reach It* nearest point— one half mile— to the stranded train. The weather was moderating, at least temporarily, and an SP spokesman said all passengers will walk the half mile to the highway, from there they will be taken by automobile the Ufa miles to the relief train, which will carry Ilium the 113 miles tn .Sacramento. J The SP s|Hikc*man <{uated Dr. Lawrence Nelson of Trucked, Calif, who readied the train hy donated us reporting all passengers were able to wnix to the highliwuy lie null! those made 111— vuilously re ported at 27 to fto-by gas fumes two days ago. had recovered The relief train, a Pullman cluh car combination, has five or six doctors and several nurses, Hie SP aald. Meanwhile, another train started £ gal n at daybreak from Norden, 13 miles uphill from Ilia stream­ liner. II turned back Tuesduy night because of mechanical trou tile Till* train carrlea medical sup plies, dog* and dog ated*. McKethan Favors Increasing Board .F r o m Five To Nine - TALLAH ASSEE - uR-Knlargement nf the Slat* Road Hoard from tivo tn nine membtri named to r.toggercd turn* *o no one gover­ nor could appoint a majority of the panel was suggested today hy Chairman Alfred McKethan. McKetliuu. w{>■• Tuesday night took Iduiself out of tho race (of, governor, voiced his proposal to Stale Seo J II dodgers J r . Win _t*>r Carden, during Orange Conn Vty's presenlulion ol It* road budget recommendation* In the board. "If I wore to maka a recom­ mendation to tho Legislature— I didn’t In Hit!) or 1931 far fear of being accused uf trying to perpet­ uate myself in office— I would sug­ gest that the board be Increased to nine member* with each mem­ ber’* territory cut down to reduce the tremendous job and that opimlntmeiit* be for staggered terms _ s o that no one governor could ap0 point a majority,” McKethan said. lie said the board then should elect a commissioner of roads to administer the road department. Florida would have "an excel­ lent system then . . . such a sys teni would take political pressure out of It completely," he added. McKethan sold that when Governur Warren appointed the pres­ ent board he told It lo run the mail department. "And we have run It, lie hoi ©never attempted lo run It." McKethan gave the Urenge Comity delegation virtual asauru 'ssiiiB ii os rss* Met Japan Won’t Sign Treaty With China TO K YO un — Premier Bhigeru Yoahide said today Japan has na Intention of signing a peace and trade treaty with Ited China. 1 But, he added. Japan la ready to sign a treaty with Chlang KaiShek's Nationalist government In Formosa as soon as legally pos­ sible. Yoshlda declared his govern­ ment's Chine policy In a latter lo U. S. Stele Depart department Adviser John Footer Dulles.. ---------- Th#. — -----------letter,dated Dee. M, was released today. “There are many reasooa to be­ lieve," Yoahida wrote, the m Communist regime In ___,.|i • backing the Japan intmigt Party Tn Its program vtnlently to overthrow tl Howl system and the pree«nt gov­ ernment of Japan " o e e k s A n o th e r _ . n | ‘F a i r D e a l e r ’ I n c r e a s e IS r T O pO S eC * By President Truman Minnesota Democrat Says Party Cannot Win UnlessTniman itc Is Nominated Moral Decadence Surprise Moves In Country Is Hit Are Being Made By Breckenridge In State Politics I'ederal Defic- .a r n e W A S H IN G I t IN >r Sen Hum I'l'ic c lite r o a s ­ it . ( l ) .Mini, 1 said today the icrxlN tiin’l win tin* pn-siili'H es A m i S h o tta tje rtlnl eli cl Ion unless tlu-v lioiliin.itiA r c A ija in F o re c a st a "uinslslenl 'F a ir Ih-.dft' m il .1 worm xtiplNirlvr uf llu* minimis (rat,on's foreign i-s-ticv " Hi s I C I t l . l M i I'. GR EEN 44 C S I I I M ,T O N .f -l'lo ild c n t The .Mlimesuia laum.iker told .1 repurier 1‘ reMih-nl I i u i i m i i u>nld I'rurnan called today for .1 1952 fill tlii- loll "lii-ltei than .iiiyimc tax increase approaching five Idl e'se lo-cHli-e I iilmiiHsI) 1111 l.d k io Imi, ilollat- try biHisllog "som e" I atos alid plugging loopholes alMmt Hit* kind of piogrnui lo, which he has loiu:lit ' Hit Mi fruiuiiii dfopjicd, fur but Humphrey added "W>- hawItio piosrut Ins goal of a pay a* (itpei yiMid lieimicials ,vho could wo git inolnltrnluiii Anil 111 seek Salim* Ini* mg now revenue which 111 my cun I I MIASM t (llu 111V and win Ihe ell','III,I, ,1 h i VUUn Mt W*1*• l*»' Il» \ t In mi gi 0- sioii.il lav loaders say they Mr irUlUsU decides not In set k h t M f i * ! |U •I’Ki'MI hist#*, Mill IlIRfe' I 11111" I (ItIII IIKII I ui'ii* i *i ll li 4 I It ii nl i» |Mil 111r I p u t i i r r I i h I u y , will nut vote, tin* President it nl not ailnthri lei ill tl t III" Ss’iMiuiiJt i m i ill i t It H n i 't 'i specif) whether tho Imideti should Hen I'apehurl i ll hid 1 said he tif I '(till IIP I I t , 1J■Sit 11114) Hi!11'■*I t|i' Init ,tt U*,i*1 Kin* ne tt mu* ill l» v * 111 {HIM* In- added to business, meiituo nr hell, (,-s the I'lesident will m u tiiiu {(lit 1 in lute * * Iat1«f 1 •*lt#*1 i M t * i\ *D«'l(Rlxriso (ales m all lliroo till !|{p ll| ’ •111*1 |l t l|t»r |Ht Lit ini* again *< •4 l ll il l % ill Hull'* l*>Kill •tr Ills ainiu.d ecoiioiiiic nio-s.igt- to "llie Ill-Ill," I II lit III* up,III,,11 m i l l iii«*(9t| - U « .1 It 11* •’ i n t . M i i u flilHiu 1 ■! In v\ill * r i k M* »'la Iron 1 engross foloeast tiro "luost Hit hati>it .111) 1,10 i - l c who cuulit ( id 11 ilia*III I n In M*»i#‘ 1 . i l u f i r l |m »*i Hi* p r i ’ fu nil Ml Hi til.rl»< a*Ig- «*, " la-* ' * in v--.si ol tiro .11 lira men t make a race ,,f il and I dunk »»il 111' %%aititilfa*• l ull Imi 1I1111 p I 1 •- l.l III \ i n u s K lt-.il largo federal deficits, Mr liiim a n knows lic i t ' • ape ( Mi.In. s-(l I. v K I\\IBI l Ilia- |it( I ' m t l tim Nt |ill* 1 :»» sumo iiid iu ii shortages Imt few I M >11 I iII hail declared M i ll Itn-iil lliiiinl 1 lu iiim iii Mil* I hatilslop. f|ie> li l l ’i l i H ' A MAJOa INVAtlON Of fBINCH INDO CHINA Is in the inaklng t » Ihc Chinese C.uiuimnltts. *(.01111011 lu ( Ipclcirl Is haekmg Sell IdfI * lull I 111II 1a 4 and a "precarious” |oil*llt ill l,t 1 i coimililt'r of till* ,Mt K « Mi.m u t m tiiul I m*i »h n i i 't i lm i i price piiitdom of Illiln for the hi |,III,In :,n piesi ih* French govsnimcot *o.l me nstlon's military rlilsftalns Tlie map shown sbovu oulluie* cuiieol n l ,t .1 111 •1•|>t t h \ i* 1 . m . l u l it' fm ileidi.it 1111 mill .i I «■in Pul he -ii id I'lllli, l»‘Vll4U il K ihimh " »»lni4> Mr Tru man fixed two major poiittilliile* Report* llidltut* that large numb*is uf Communist truopi are alrtudy In combat position. 1 i i v i ’i l l i . l nl i ' l i m p l i n l l r r , goals foi tins ' y e a r of .train": h f l* 1 linen,ced "any llepiddua 1 f ,1 l ‘lIf.'* V 11 DllJ* lilt* 41* 44 f I f *’ 4Ilf Ml i rn I hi* 11 fi I 11111 l u l Win m i n i lit* i f f >1 lint Hr 1■ Mi km |*■HVl Ilia III noi'lio.ded can win 111,-, yi-ai Fir-1. ., per coni 1 mo in rational 11>t N.14 I III! \V I l i l l l l T III* 1111 hflit I mi initpul ** \ lliiiniilirey ennferred will, the e l l l l c . Iti 1,1 1 i II K ’ h n , m il l 1ll found one and a third I » Nil I l - IV fill 4 I HI! { if II sill’ I 1ml in 1llt<>ii inuio men and women at it- 1 O h 4 «• illll* 4|It 1*1f 4*f J President Monday and said nltei i ir i r is Ilia! In* wiili I II ,| k ] ward iluil Mi Tru m a n had kept iiiii i'ii I •1. 41 'i Iii4*' |n I I I ! m i l il 1 ml tie 1isI t»#* is In |'|i I t (Mias t>l \|. I- ' til iI1 1i»i> Gi w 1 la- 1 of legisliiiiuu was him , ni-s-.iud on hi-, plan-. *. 1 f t * lit>44 11 f.a tl.1 Ih n»li 1 |<i ii| t l i . i i | III ill l.o i’ |l lo'iMII w lift 1 lw- ve il ox It .III lli|lh|ihre> 11 polled lueli n l i’ 11 .1.4 Ml', ll 1 if 1 ' fi t ft. II .ml ; ii.ilii . 1 U* hi' si m i l i nil •, 0 0,11 ol Ih e D i It h -e 1*1 •nllli filial Ibid Mi Troniaii had told lino I,- 1 Im i I'tD lull tu* t’tillhl ItM Mill \tl Ihe 1 epe. 1l id ' ivo.ikoltmg" "Wants .1 Idle, d pl.itfonu a h t » - i I M |.MI . r l . V 1 If III. ' 4 |*. • lilt 'll !4 t III till tl<» II. Iti s<ii|»t)si* li i m r ill III#* p r o , Ik. i t m m III 1 , ntrol .iiioiulmepl , nil purl, and a liberal candidal, , ,|., ‘ it t*n4 1 tu r n •1! . W. <111IIItlll t i i i i t i U I H i ' i i i i ’i.1 ut M r p pi lived farm price supports, The term "Fan Ih-al" has heeu • liLin 11* llu* Iff m ill fl»- h i w Mi M ntU*il 1li.il la* \n u i i 1 slrougoi curbs on t nii-tnner and upphe I Ii) Ihe t'lesideid geiiei.dlv • I n n i! lltllll m f U n i t III.* 1ll 1lull t , it t i m n t I t I fill l l T I H ill 1 UllbUVHN hi t'k ,1 lianl. ci edit imd so on in .1 total tu his duUH'stit priigiain Ii 01 fi'l Miph s-#»11 f«•1 i 4 44 :* IH IL«'**ll » r Cl " ......ill Nulimh .11 Mic Sliifr i .i|*ih.it viTfiiPil ot a do/on law flUdc siii 'I i coidioveislid jirtipo .11s l*4,|. 1V i •* 11 j ' l ' l n u *ii* til Ii.1\t IaskiI .1114 .11K am «’ ink) tin* Dili lire shocker .1' far fullUS e n d rights and liulhiliul In ■It 11 n*4 *1*•11 ■ 1j V h" 1 1* s| ill '■Hi M .1 in. 1) .• M i * M 1 1a.I tin r:le I I I . . k t-' H , \ f r Mi was com flood was Die Insurance • lit* II " 1liM.I ol •lu ll 1 •I Mtll' l! i Ul' Lilian i* •I*! in -Il laall IIH* I >l 111Hi 1*1114‘ Piesidenl's ciiiiit dom.md for tho Among Demur rat* tllinipliiry lu,lie r V IH | 414 | Ml Il f #ii 44 x t l M I'*4 1 1’innti m , i f 11n 1 lost id lire "|rl lidlioo dollar or has said would make giool juesi 44 I m Iti 1 rtl ii file 111 1'lll'iH" 1 .r r». Utl The imteased demand for more ' tax raise lie requested Iasi ll> h i ll a lt a vv.il l l i r i n v i) alt* u j i r n I’lsns for une of the most In­ (lenlial numiiiees if M r T ru m a n a r e <1, iillL* t I'Mtt.l ll •nt * 1..' homes in Sanford ami Seminole session of which lie not only about .1 r a t * 4 l o r f m i i ^ i o r h i i i ihe- H i l l * tensive membership drive* In the (Hiesii'l run again arc Vice I'resl . '"‘fullMy; *In 1 1 !»■!!• 1 «»f liV Mtfii l m r o » n f li l , in«,l l ; n I'a n a i llrmaii $., IIHIHOOIMHI ('ouuty was reflected In the deid llurkley. Supreme t’ourt 1 hie( hlstorv uf the Seminole County I Mill shoip rise of 1*1*17,1117 lu home l ax » riling leaders ot both hous­ tin ( mini 1 I' ii *1 ( 4>ui!n'HHiitrhi| Ih*) Chamber af Commerce will Ire Vinson Guv Adlal Steven III* hI I I ’N: tl llu* (ml Hm*I il (n il ainl li*ll Vll«* pulllual n|h*44ii es have si.licit publicly they will ownership uccuunls the First Justice given a final review at a lolnt son of Illinois and Sen Krfauw r llu* n u l l ' l l ; in ll••t,Mlm, in»»r ill»’ ||j|nr-» uiltmiil many luiiiir* nf jki not increase rales in l:t:,'J. alter Federal Savings and l.uau Assuclmeeting of the Hoard of Direc­ .Tv n ll.t nlriiMif, l|»»* u|itiiilillli*f «if imirut t h nllal l ainhiluli'x hi *i|M*mluli' piling I;, litllhin.s onto tin1 country's 11tin11 of Seminole County ,-rrorde.l ( DReliiiver tors end the iaeteh|r*hlt» com­ Is far Irum s h u u i i e , r H f l l i l l t . i l 4,1ft lllllril In* 1a ilif lit U li'V lax hill in Die last year and a In 1*161 uVi-r 196(1, executive Vice- t r t k v wilts Ijiouphrev asvd civil mittee at a meetfcg tomorrow ivi*r President (leqrge Tnuliy announ­ 'rig m » ,; bttl Ihunphrey IndieSleit a y (if it I i , * n 1k«H*k*1 IJjr h i J u n i o r .... j f'i, hlllj lu r i|liesllrinS in Ihe '((altiei linlf Some rrpuaied Du- deciararhiVili, mi LilliI i i4m|in(' tl if))' Flolula optical c.iuipalttli aie I miII priv.ilel) lixlav ced today in releasing Hie P.lfil 1sulilliim on dial issue odnhl lie ■nil MM' hi^llHi'lliViN, Is iv) j*un ti l * f l a il 1 In* 111 n n •m f these • ongross ttteiiibers, as ridge, secretary-manager, allon mint First Federal Assuclatimi't. found. lllUM4 fm i ll h M'fi*' n f I In- m u mi will ,t -cvcl.d While III also fiscal iioonced this mnrnlnp. I i-porl. hefsmci talked |>"ldu s with Mi Wli.il it. httfiiri I l* hi*!! I l-|ll«l<* adviser Pointing out that till* will he bad expected AI' I'mThese accounts |ft*w fl.uii rnuiinn fm id iiiiiiuies Mmnlav i t*!*l 1 ) * * f h h i a m l*t4|«|«.4i 1*Mil 11! Iii ih* Him Ini 1ti# mail tu Mliphasl/e the 1 luomaholl the 1110*1 Important t'hsioher uf V V f u i i i f i r au-jt in 1 1 Ii*- I L in t 4 I I I .MWJ,ti.'t.l in 1'i-MI tu fJ.tWS.l'tn and rs-ileraled lalei In- ikefauveii Si'lL-ifl* ,l)!.lll|f 1 1 * 1 ' HM tlihlli lll S|H* h ill I lift ■d su 1 ailed loophole-- .tod iiieqili r%iiomerr» meeting of the year, J. Clay William* announced to­ ,11 1961 tin- report shown. ulalis lo .iiiHotlMce aland Fell I •f inf hit I- •*. It*4 |ai*ifit* *i il 1 ,1 I , I toil ,0,1 WIII, till-, oo op 1e lav 1 hull llu P r o ideltl says he urged that those attending day that he will lie a candidate 1 i>i ih • i -1 * 11 *«I a ’ '' l k whether he will seek the Deiuncra | Ii i 1 1 1 * ifl • let It oo 1,0 I'm ei mo ' The opwuril I tend 1vu- also evi 01110 will lo do group ti.tvo es tiring one or mure menilM-r* who for sheriff of Hemlllnle Comity i„ l((,M nf f • MINI m i l Ian l j|( ,j1 (. ,\. „„-jallmr-t savory in prcnileiili.il immOialioii •ll l i n 4 ll ou t ’ f H«r Ut » i « *1 et I lie kit if taped t tu *1 foil ten* ,-l Itn* lax will Im> willing to do c,intact III i . i W,i -Nmu lirM Ihi , llu- Teiim ssee.ui would not s.i the Drmoeriitlc primaries next ,|,|it„|t, ivliieli showed m-uilv a loi' I, o work during the drive. iliell.er lie did am nidi, alum id (Mill 111 i I1' ' I I* ml lihil I tlx It-optiulo i'| |" lie has Hill u short time leinaiii*. he May. Mr Williams is engaged m yrunl.mm m . - i , from $1,722. f I* 1 1 1 I I" till It 1 * 1 ,1 V l l ||'»'l n l "leidnoioil wuiil'l 0 , 1 1 t 10 ovule |,,f,p (,, $2,217,1171 lu 1961 Mi T ru m a n's plan ahi.nl i i ii ii ii io slated, before ||i» membership the used-cat business with hi 1 ' f,j>f Ihtlill 4 |1 kit lit kill) 1111•* futlu-r. 4t ••441t*44S*il lift Fillip k||| Ho- First Feiti-rnl's reserve* III*,- allu ill. drive lievlns no Tuesday. t e C. Ol C. ManuKvi Is Cites. McMullen An* itiiniices He Won’t Main i-speaUci Ai S e e k Re-Klee lion Kiwanis l.iitulu-oii Intensive Drive Home Demand Is Shown In Report Of First Federal Board Of Directors To Meet Tomorrow To Shape Campaign Savings Accounts Up From $1,396,633 To $2,664,130 111 1951 Plans Are Made By C. Of C. For IVlih* Paris, Iin*. Jack If nil, president of the ('handier, situ nrgiil ru-upcratloii. stating, "we 1I11 want a good re*i-n*(‘ from the memli-wshlii as well ns directors, and fr-om ea” others who ere inlerr*'"ri In 'lie growth of Seminole Countv." Andrew Carrs'vsy, chslrmsn of the Mentlrersltlp Committee, oolntrd out th1, niuniin1' thst •he er»wth nf Sanford and Sem­ inole Court*" In reran* veers ha* placed inanv extra demands on the Chamber of Commerce, especially ill the field uf housing nn>* Industrial locations. "It lakes more money than ever to meet these needs, end we fee) (hat every business firm and Individual In the County should havf an Investment in our continued growth," he declared. "For this reason, we are an pealing to all af our Seminole County cltliens to co-uperate to the fullest cstent of their ability In making the drive a sneers*, ssl-t Mr. Carraway. Mr. Hall, In a letter to mem­ bers, e1 pressed the hope that It will mil he necessary for the drive lo euntlnus for mare than two or three days. It was de­ rided by the planning committee, he stated, that the greater part nf the effort made during the campaign should he directed to­ ward enlisting new membership* for n greater ail around support of the Chamber protect* for this year, In order that the workers may effectively concentrate their ef­ forts In obtaining new member­ ships, ha pointed out that all resent members should be ureed 1 pay their current membership subscriptions prior to th* be­ ginning of the drive. £ Most Tax Gamblers Are Living In Dade JACKSONVILLE 1* - T w o bird# of this KM Floridians who Furthermore, he said, the Sino- •v# purchased the government’* Soviet Mutual Asilitanc# Treaty MO occupation *| gambling tig concluded in Moscow in !#80 la etam pM ra Dade (Miami) County "virtually ■ military alliance aimed against Japan . Internal lUvaniie Bureau records hoc# (how that MI Dada Couotfona GAY ANNOUNCES ^ ORLANDO in — State Coma _S«MM^aM*Duval County listed •8 ftS No. IO. i Ki.liiliLxhcd 1*.*!).*' 'a 07 couatte# steM th# J. Clay Williams Announces He’ll Run For Sheriff J. (lav William* tndav announced his candidacy for tho office uf sher­ iff of Seminole County subject to the Democratic primaries to be held in May Mr. William*, who Is well known In Sanford, was born In Gaines­ ville, Gil . on June 22, 1916 Slid moved here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs j u i i i c s A. Williams, In 1922. Hr has one sister, Mrs. J. D. Cordell of Hanford, ami one brother, Arthur William* of or jantlo. Mr Williams was educated In Ihe local school* and at present Is asso elated wiili Ills father in the used car buslnes*. lie is married and owns his own home. In offering his candidacy fur the office nf sheriff, Mr. Wljllnms stat vd that it elected he will devote his full lime to the duties of the office and will select as deputies only (hose men qualified to serve Ut Ihe nubile interest. " I believe that considerable sav­ ings to the taxpayers can be made through u more efficient operation of the sheriff’s office," Mr. Will­ iams said, "and If elected I promise a full, felr, and Impartial enforce­ ment of all laws coining under iny jurisdiction." 6|r. William* la an oversea* vet­ eran of World War II. a member of the American Legion end the Junior Chamber o f Ctommerce, the Woodmen of the World, the EOu, end Ihe First Baptist Church. Mr. William* designated the Florida State Bank ak bis deposi­ tory and will aerva aa his own campaign manager. GRIM FIR E COOS BAY. Ore. UK-FIre swept through a two-story bouse near here early today end eight chil­ dren apparently burned to death. Only Mr. and Mra. Thomas Weeks ami one da of the family of 11 left lb _ house. They were hospital . with burns, Walter Stowe au ha saw the flame* from about nil* away shortly after m| i i As he reached the house th# daughter, r 1tl^B I. . . staggering down be said. S$E m iil li ii m t 10 p e r c e n t III l' .l M *ll<l, h i :) ns coin pored to r,r>i m itirui. Tlu> First Federal held II* an­ nual slockholder* Alid honid of directol* meetinga and election of officer* till* n fir moon to tin III hit M i,m l.n ■pi.illi I ill I l f Wi-rl I ,i 1 .In >l .imi nest to tin- First I edi i ,1 mgs .uni Loan A -.six i.iiom tile l llllip.lllV will I d ........... . Ho l i ' C .i t io o m i l d its i it-w l i u l l d m g m. Mi-llum die Avniui' c. ...... In i i l n l A l b e r t tills , pii-shltml s t a l e d >i lurdiiy M o s t id the In sewing m.i, him-s s to c k and othci «-ipiuimcol has l„ co (novt-d to tile ill w foi'iilloll. amt it is espi-iit-d Ih.it prmlnctiou will In liirli'd early in-sl wed. m i: M e hope lu h a v e o n co io p h 'li'il some no w t i m i d lim e do yi-ai," Mild Mi' kills Foil ed from it* fi,rmer ipi.iiti i mi I'd o ry Avi lino by a luo llml doslro) oil liullilillg xiid i iinipiiioiil llu- farm uillrk!) ircuvoroii, nrdorod o-u oquii'tiil'lit and sowing m.i ddlios and on Do) I’H. ten ,)ay■• .il lot llu- luo opined ful luisino <s ,il llio silo ill (In- t o n iiiv I'auuuii h lie hen on Eai'i T wciit) iilili siiiot An agioomiml was III ado with Ills- i •unitv III v acute llio liulldmc hy Jana 16, said Mr Fills, in m dor tliat il may lie used again lot runiiinit purposelie imintoil out (hid now is llio slack season iii llio Iihn Iiii ' ss after t'hrislmai- and llml prixliiolion will mil i('ill'll a peak unlit sump tirin' In Fobrunry Stni led in Novoildior. ID IK, Itnfirm's producthm bus grown iap idly, and advertisement* of its Im gorto h a w ap|icaiod in many na (lou d mtigutlnos “Pioneer” TouriHt ArriveH In Sant'ord Arrliilmld VI. Wallis uf the East ern fihrrre. Maryland, reepitlly nr rived fur his third winter In Han font. He Is familiar with Con tral Florida mid was a real pioneer in Maitland, 71 years ago. Hu recalled arriving In Hanford In Hull aboard a St. Johns lllver boat, “ Tlio Rosa," minted by ('apt Khow. At that lime they were buihlin.': Itie South Florida Rnilrusil. and nna nf (ho first engines used was called Ihe "Seminole" anti hud bran purchased second hand In Georgia, ho sold. Prtclp, , His purpose first coming Ip Florida, tie declared, was tn visit a sick brolhar in Maitland. He 2.15 remained Ijitra and married the daughter of tb# late Itev. Dr. 3. V, .03 McCorkle. For a Ume he managed .02 a dim s gray#, but following the dJiailcroui freciu of 1895, return­ Imi kfy |)", ed (0 Maryland. Fhe Weather lama, past N*W YORK V Ihe tun-ci ic iiiamil in ........ Diehl I Installed A Oddfellows' Head Williams, el • cs\ u. .. M .. Starts Moving liitn Air (Station Sailor w|tw o,n ,(i»rs Is Killed When His 1 M. I'lins Auto Turns Over idlill! l'i i,pci alums ( ‘iimmentinK mi the Assocln Kenneth Clifford D-o,.|,e. 22 tion'* reports, Mr. Touhy stated. "In spite nf Ho- fuel that iiriuy , , i , r old uvialimi -toieki,|,,-i of at the .Sanfmd Naval people In inoan the fact that IG •lx K -G iim p 1 Mix co*ts have mnde It liilpossiMi- \ slllnry Air Slum,II. wn killed lo ‘make l><<Hi end*,’ Ihe spirit I i ' l y this luoruillg w i n Ii Ills of thrift Hint character lie* the i I'l'Vrolel uuloillohlle j-of out of forward-Hiltiklni! American lin* i "i,trot, turned over end for end, pioinpleil muoy to continue the :<nd h a urns t h r o w n l o l l u - p u v e meld. lirogiain uf suvinir." Slate JligtHvnv I'idroliiiao l(. D. The Association’* saving uc count* paid fl6,'tl6.H7 ill dividend* Ilnrrisoo wim will, Deputy Sheriff in 1961 at a rate of D per cent ll",vard Hood iind (V I WaUon ••'"Oiler, Investigated Die accident, Interest, the reiiort shows. •tided today llml Mi Droop, The First Federal’* statement innst have I,ecu going ul n high •ay* the government nuthorilie* rile of speed while driving oo expected the credit regulations to ih, old (>i Inn,to ruin) ju i north iiirtull sharply the unprecedented i f Five Points win ll llu- iceldeut driiinhd far home ownership, and 1" nrreil. Naval nolborilies nr'while till* may have orruirrd, It "'"dtlfting K foil IllVesIlglltUill r:rented not tu b* fell too keen­ into the wreck. ly hy those determined to build. Ihe n c c l d e n t occur ic,I at n l i u u l It adds, "While some eronorn n- 2 to A. M„ and Mr-. Myrtle seer* have forecast n rsdurtlon l’"rter in her nearby home braid In hulhling during 1962, at pre Go sound of It, mii I nt ...... bur­ rent thrro seem* no sliatement In ned lu tlie neighlioi's hullne in the drmand fur home construc­ «r<ler Iii get word to the Mithori tion. The local association hope* 111*1, that through the thrift of those Mr. I t r i H i p e ' s pur ruts Mr. and who wish tn place their sNvInge Mm . Edward ('. Droope of Hand at work fur them, funds will be Park# Mil'll., tu'iir Detruil, wenavallnhl* for those whu want tu informed of tlie death lie Imd build in the neat 12 months." been in the Nitval Service since During the year First Federal DGgi moved Into Its building at llli tVhtn Pniroiman Hnnison re­ West First Htreet and Installed ceived the teh-pbuur cull, Inform­ the “ most" modern air condition­ ing him of the accident, lie was ing and heating facilities. Two *•( Ferneld-Laughton Memorial of the latest business msehlnr* Ib'ipltal Investigating (lie condi­ designed for window posting of tion of William H. Miller, uf customers' accounts have been In­ Knnapolls, N. C., who nil Ilnur stalled and afford the Associa­ eiuller had been struck and ser­ tion’s rllsnts with the "last word" iously Injured hy an niitnmabile lu convenience and spaed. on tha Hanford Mini* lioud, a short distance east uf the Geneva Hr Id, riS« is being inveslignted as 7’hls n a hll-and-run case, said Mr. liarvi-on. Miller received head In­ h juries, lacerstlons of the face, Frank J. Diehl was Installed fractured rlbi and possible Inter­ Monday as noble grand of Hanford nal Injuries. He was taken tu the Lodge No, 57, the Independent Or­ hospital in a llrlsson ambulance, Corner Wats,in stated today der of Oddfellows. Other officers installed were D. Hist no Inquest of tlie Droops C. Howard, vice grand: Ralph T . d<nth had bt-eu considered neces­ Spotts, secretary: 4. T . Hardy, sary. treasurer; 0 « r L Wermack, war- -------------- --- M . e w ill' 1X2. In; Grover Will■rend. High 71 te *a<aiaq were C, ■ y. J- e . uiree. R, L. Brawn Statttrd. Followlion, tnembers to ­ ol chill coa cam# 1 61 74 66 74 74 " Jfr fiki. '*■ ai in » 31 63 60 42 49 60 09 iKjV’. L*C 1 • 4 llfitllil i ’ i I ii ill k 44i"**Ii I f hr ■ |i« • 11 *I a+Ji irj > lu f sill's fm t Mu* S»|M!:!II*4 lir t.4'Ilil tiiivr Im *in,a1114 hy i 1 (If hr Mill'' Irii cm4*•( lin! In4 It,. u n t i l M . n • h I s isa lilt hi i In*! )■•■(Ik.i|• ti«sf M .i* I•1111* l*i j ’i f i - -if111*,ti ii tif tl Min A«I*#ii i • h ih \l i si Mi) .mil III -nlrv Uilti.iin ii* «■i'ii i*i ,i I(4 ir - iM lf'l .!■ |t’ t'lllil f I l|l| I l*?» III ,1 • .1 iii p u l i l l III.M i Itt iM ir III. h i ii n i l (hi this sliifr t>f lin .*11Mil* A ih o s im A lt a c k s R u s s ia n s ’ A to m ic C o n tro l I* r o p o s a l vv \S|||\(; |<»N r • t i f i ;»i y 11»’M Stl "f 'vf.ih* ,\t ln*Mk!!, lit A111 lIlNall lh.lllU'Ilf II t inril llu* II 11*.shin » 1I 1 M nhly 1 **11 fi j '•1• m| pi -H M’l'k " l l l l l , ill' -»v!*»Itl sf itnimi’ 4 i| 1 Ih* s Lllll I ’ itk llF F •* nf .ijtriH* Miry ..I fu i'ii llu my, In a i'i 1M i 4d v r«4fii 44 h u h win ill I nsmi 11* , •! 4ulnf nl mi nf Mirh 44I*all|IIills I >144 ti tl i asit-tn;«11 MIAMI '.P Aiiii'siiii j Li *ml III I 111*4)» Ktuiifli 71. 44In. 1 L ti xt N -1luti 1.il •‘•tllfl l »4|l» I" -fi 414 Mill uf A,»\|i*| ii.tfik of Mhum 44• •I In i l'i! Mu* l Im (II H| it I s 1111111 hi ll I (f f •ini 4- (Ho l"t* mil fIt#* I III Ii t| Ni* ••1st H a l l • 1 .tM* til K i t fi,* n.io I r ILinlxcr Dies In Miami I M '| i r r s M i m , ill# •I Imi «4 Mo* I fulfi ll f «l«*s 441nil I t v.tiniin* H miii IIi ilrfiitl I’ii1-1111’111 Ihinsr fill* 1(11 t ill *tti’#l - hnl •h.i! uitrr st it ;. n| lit I I i i 1 ti.d iL li ttlnl.iy h i ll il l i u l l i i l or I ' f i m i 44 hi* l> Mo- S o IML'I a n i l I r m , t m i l l I>#*lI ' I 111 It 11 s vlot> 'll ItllW ta lk 111 . i b m i l lias »!lt r t'4 114 n M im 11.lilt in Mm novel lx 1 'i li it ll til’d LI’S .h i ;uh» tomliy ImoI t lt«stai| 111a,14-- 1tog11.it d agiioi t ll'o illegal Inc.-, ion ul tonin' wi apoll'* in - 1001I1! lakr deli.o.i'o of .mile flit ilv cnjitrnl '*11lillks an* 1*11hr 1 r «>i| or had l'i* rx| tl i i h r i l " I ' h * 4) I o n * lit H i l ’jll r l v i ■;v to in •o■■ u t I iiioign >hiu lot Andrei A 1 bin kv }i ,1 - uHei . it lo aooept intei 11.,tk■11,il control ,l Dio into •line 1 Iciii 011 afio-il, wo 1pons c o into offerl mid to accept con iioiiou Intornalloiial oi>poctnui of W A S H IN G 11 )N 0 I I...... .. highest oulilarv .ivvnnl is lieing ih,mio facilities aii-.l-.iij of only I'onferreil today on Pfe Kinni y poi iodic ii'poclinu Ache oil Mil, I Dial Dio Itil-Sluns, i. Moiini'll of I'oeoa, Fla . who Ilijfli -Military Award (liven Cui'iia Soldier never knew lu-, courage in Kuro.i won Ihe Med.it nt Honor lie diril 01 hiillliIti tilled hold liaek. single Inmdoil 1 f ni.itlc.il allnck tiy two enemy Ii ,(l iliiins until lit-, outfit eoidrl poll luck III s'lfoly lost June 71 IIIMI Sotiangsaii Defense Seereturv llutrert Lovett nrrunged tu present tlie medul to Ih'imott'x father, Sterlin G Hemielt Sr of (1221 King St.) Cocoa at a Pentagon ceremony Relative* of nine other men killed in Korea also will receive .Medals uf Honor runfcrrnl upon their utils The fact that all tu of today's awards are iio'dhumnias is nol un­ usual. In the Korean Wur, the Medal uf Honor ha* been awarded 51 limes and uf thrum men, 31 are dead uml four missing in action CRIM INAL HELD WASHINGTON oft - One nf tho lu mo*t-wnntcd criminals In Ihe country, who reportedly operated with some success In Florida in RMS, has been arrested in Washing­ ton. FRI Director J. Edgar Hoover announced that Frederick Emer­ son Peters, tkl, whole criminal record doles back 40 years, was arrested In a Washington hotel Tuesday by a sharp eyad FBI agent. 0 4 i u i o n m s p ciliin w o u l d l i a r u p torforom'c in Die dnnio-tir affairs ol any state so that Die Soviet piii)Mi s .i | "wrnulil qipoai to give w11ti 010 hand what ,1 lake', away w1D1 Dio olllei IIDPF I II III N l . AI II.E U> A grim blow to hopes Dial any of Dio orowmon from Die missing freighter Pennsylvania survive an empty drifting life­ boat brought u sharp reduction in Die scope nf air mid sea rescue uporallon* today The Idotmal. sighted Tuesday afternoon front two Coast Guard airplanes, was approximately COO tulles off the Washington Coast. An error in compctutiun of posllion led tu an early repmt that two of Hie craft had iiei'ii seen. Movie Time Table It IT/. "Sirocco" 1:09 - ,1:12 - 6:16 - 7:lrt - 9:21 M O V IEL a ND “Tomahawk" (1:110 complete showing rt:67 feature, intermission 9:19 • feature 9:66 PRAIRIE LAKE "No Highway In The Sky’* SilkO j 10:00 " 'i �------------------- -n I ui : Celery Feds 63-37 Lenholt Giant Center H m it m s I i i’8** , „ 4k h a For 32 Points In R o u g h “Football" Miami Basketball Ga me lly K K N T U IIK T L A IN Tho rugin<» Seabreeze Hand> rralii mill'd on again tail nivht winning Hi l?th straight bnakrtball gamp by ndmliilutrating u rt8-87 defeat (o Celery Fed* lit the Seminole IIIr Ii Srbiml gymnaklmn. The gin nt Seabreeze center Richard Lcnhull domonatrnted Ida “automatic” hook »hot in scoring 32 points, five lean than the entire Celery Fed quintet. Earlier In the evening n smooth operating Itnytnnn Junior Vnrnfty run up 'Hi 'll) point* in whipplmr whipping the Sanford JVn 40-114. The Inaa ended a iwo-Riune winning akein &h i the Flemlnumen hud rung up over SI. .lame* nod New Smyrna. The powerful Sandrraha uaed a preaa defenae, whlrh resulted la many fnnla lhal the refereea failed In rail. In Ihe vnralty rnntral. The profeaabmnl ImihIn i 8' 8” renter l.rnbnll »l*rted the Sanrirrali race marhlne Inin npernllun early In the final quarter with a Imrraae of nine point* an Jlmm) "S »l»h " Smith aank two kiaa aliola Irom the rouit for Ihe Seoiinlea. The Inltlnl period afore » a* 2t-K In favor of Daytona. Thla doniinntion eonlititied in the aeeund peri.ud with l.enholl pouring in IP point* to pare Sea­ breeze lo o rninforlnhlo 42*111 halftime lend. Cernld CovliiRton tallied *ix point!* on three bucket* and Smith mode five for an II point total of the Id marker.* the Celery Fed* mud.1 In the Initial half. I.enholt rutnv had; to make l.'l more marker* In the Inst half hut wna bottled up by Covington, Sink Illnknvtige and \Vl»u llurdln moat of Ihe third perind. Hardin acored nil Ida aeven point a in the laat half. The third period proved to he the heat Ihe Seminole* played nil evening. The Celery Fed* held Daytona to only cdifht paint* while Warren McCall and Hardin paced a 12 attack with four marker* each. Coach Fred liana*, wpury of seeing Sealin'i'/c get away with ao murh fnlillnx, lent In a faat short team near Ihe end of the game. The two toll Sum* Inole atilwarU, Covington and Hardin, were replaced liv lllnkavail and Terr) Cordell, both much ahorter men. Cordell went in for Hardin and ItlnkaiaKe supplanted Covington and then Ihe fun heRaii. Arm*, feel, hand* *nd leu* flew around, on •ltd down and hodlea cradled »g»ln*t one unnlher. The di­ minutive Seminole quintet lit IHied Ihe Kjimr Hrahtrete “ pre«air tnrtlc* and bottled up Ihe Min*lal innrhine the re­ mainder uf the illalanre, The tired oHIclata Ju*t aloud hark and let the “football" game progreaa until Ihe final httterr ending the fray. Herald Covington, returning from n ninging engagement Inat wcek'ioid, pared the Sanford aeorlng attack with a III point aprre. Warren McCall, improving every game, tallied eight point* and the linttleil up Smith had a off-night with aeven marker*. Mlnu* alar Huaa llmilmm, wlm Want to the vuraity, the Sanford JVs were stymied In the Junior vnralty game leilng hy 28 point*. Jimmy Krider led Ihn Flemingmen with four point* Irom the forward pnnlttim, which he ha* linw been moved to In the latrak ahnke up. The fiair-tlme Hlnte rhniupinni left Sunford la*l night In give the Hemlnnlt* a brief respite from It* rage inaclilne and faulty refereeing. The Celery Fed* will work-nut Indny In try and re­ deem themaelvea. The vocally g rage record now rend* two win* ..and five Iomh* Ihn* far thla nea- Teams Joe Louis Gains Edge PGA Approval In As Records Show Golf Tournament Quintet Is To Local Junior High Five 33-21 Playing In Most The Sanford Junior High Cel­ ery Fed* evened It* season1* re­ Erratic Season curd by dumping Enterprise Jun­ ior High .School 83-21 last night r> in the first game uf n scheduled triple-header at the Seminole High School gymnasium. Jtlght forward Taylor and eon ter Jimmy Hawkins led the Celery Fed offensive with 14 and 13 points, respectively. This total comprised 27 of the 38 point* tho Sanford JHs scored all evening. The Celery Fed quintet made Id basket* and only one charity to** In winning from the crossthe-lako rival* hy 12 point*. Hamuels, Carter and Julian each lallled one bucket to round out thu Hanford scoring for the even­ ing. Kl anafuril IIUII Vm 0 1 ciirier. f f» 7 H T*yl"r. f Records Fly, Bomb T h r e a t s Rumored And Floods Come CORAI. GAHLF.S — Just barely past inld season, ihl* should go down a* Iho most hectic In Ihe history of University of Miami haakeihall. In eleven game*. Ihe Hurricane* have been milted mil of their home playing court hy a bomb acarc, played another game in condition* more suitable for swimming thnn for basketball, operated under Ihrre hrod coache* and allll man­ aged lo art new learn and Indivi­ dual scoring records along Ihe wav. Whal I* now lielievrd to have hern h hoax caused Iho team lo play Florida tSnte University In Coral Hulilcs High school's gym Instead of Iho Coral Hnblcs Sport* Coliseum. During the first half of Ihe preliminary, university officials were Informed that Iho police had received an anonymous call that a bomb hud been planted In the gym. Search revealed no bomb hut the Herond tinIf of the prelim­ inary anil all uf the varsity game' were played In !h^ high school gym. The team slnrled lls 1931-53 sea­ son with Assistant Coach Alio Fried man at Iho helm as Coach Hart Morris was handling football. Frlrndman left on a prolonged bus­ iness trip and Morris took over after the Halor Howl hut Illness forced him to give up the season after a week ami now Trainer Dave Wlke Is doing tha coaching. Despite all this, Iho learn has set a new Miami scoring record by pounding mil 100 points against Flnrlda Smdhrrn In a game In whirl) Sy Cliodruff set new scoring records of 41 point* per game. 17 point* In ii row and 13 tree throws Ills 10 field goals tied u previous mark Howard Keene set a free throw mark of 10 straight against Yale and 30 liver four games. Miami set a free throw accuracy mark of 22 in 21 Iric.s against Yale Dick Hoffman scl nnnlher hy tilltllng on 10 straight field goal tries against Florida ISule. getting 11 ul l.’l (or the night What'a next, query Miami fans’' Miami Track Ends Greatest Season In Twenty Years MIAMI Mi — Tropical I'urk ring* down Hu- curtain today ou It* most successful racing season in 20 year* of operation, with both attendance and helling exceeding even Ihe tree spending postwar year*. Not since tho ill day spring meet­ ing from March 4 through April ID, 1940, have attendance anil pari-, mutilcl figure* upproarhed the _ nppr records set during Ihe current 41day meeting which opened last Nov. 30. Closing day feature Is (he I3.000 Tropical Handicap, n live and n half furlong sprint for three.year* olds. Rusty Lyn Ktahlc's Uil-a< Hrasi head* Iho field of 10 nnd Is In-weighted lit 133 [toumls. Tropical Park's 1048 spring mrel. Ing established record* In most ralegnrloH hut Ihla year tho pari) muluel handle la ahead ol lha reeonl figure by (1,618,738 and at­ tendance la 33,188 more than dur< Ing any previous meeting. Fnr lha first time in lls history, ihe track had two mllUnndoila days (his soason. only other tinn Ihe helling machine* handled mnn Ihan a million in ,a single da was on March 6, 1848 Tho Increase igenerally I* altrlbuted lo Iho cracl ckdnwn on Imoklcs; However, this I* la the um first season n In which nlno races were hoi Ts 1 J u llin , f H r wains, r n Mi, minis. r WritII. k llllWHtl. it liH-nit. m Helms, K liurnoy. x 1 0 0 0 0 0 Id Total* O 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 J II s 0 0 0 0 0 xt Golf Or Physics, Betsy Rawls R ates A Par For Course Al* Newafeature* HAN A N TO N IO — If Hotay Itnwla ever get* to the point whern she ran't win money playing golf there'* always physic*. Thnt'a what tho Austin girl majored In at the University of Texas, and alio wax no A stu­ dent. Delay I* the Texn* gal who won the women's I PHI National Open title hy five strokes over Louise Huggs, nnd six over tho mighty llnbe Dldrlkanti Zaharies. Hurled at 17 Iletsy, 22, first played golf when - -Itawls, got her father, Hubert M. her Interested. That wu* at Arlinuton, Tex., when she was 17. She wu* n punk golfer, she re­ members, when she entered col­ lege. Hut when llnrvey Pcnlck, pro al the Austin Country Club took bur in hand, slin drove for­ ward with giant stride*. "She hn* great power of con­ centration," Harvey say*. "Hbe would come out to the club early in thu oiuinifig, piucUro for an honr or two, go on up to the uni­ versity and take an exam, then rome hark lo tho rlub nnd iirnelire until dark, flhe made A1* on her exams, too. "One time, when I wa* In­ structing Iletsy, I told her some­ thing ribont the grip nnd thon started to stress proper swing motion. Hilt llelsy said: Must let mo work on the grip first, Mr. Penh'k.’ She was like that, aim thing at a time; and when shn learned It she retained It, Hho’s one In a million fnr n golf In­ structor." Iletsy winning the National Open was n surprise, even to the com­ pany which em ...... -.iiploy* her na n golf nrofeaalonal. Company offlrinl* knew *he wn* good, hut Ihey thought aho'il nred n few year* ■planning before wkining the Idg tournament*. Her part In it clinic lour, which lillild* U|i good will fnr the npnn•wring com puny, wa* to he that nf) n Rfcdhoary parfurmer to un eatalillahnd star, hqt when i lletav ‘ “tn ,-thut W/i* all ehnngi'd. Thu T ^Ixaa i s ntlsa went It nlnno, ______ Hhe __ did a . good Job, too. After she had •I pea red at the Fori Sam Hoiudon Ghif Course h'flre, Oho’ old-timer said: "Kay, 1 really learned some­ thing, None nf that mass producFrevloitsly, most programs lltnllad to. eight race*. n Tropical shutter* tonight, nrlda facing scene will shift h* heaullful lllaloah Park for 40 ttaya pf uiwraUun. Hialeah cldkca on March 3 and (iuinU-eam Park then take! over f y to days lo close out the Flurltja IHAPHY Patricia Hardy wears necklace of camera bulb* aa she poses for newimen after being chosen Queen ol the Pres* Pho­ tographer* 23rd Annual Dali In New York. Pat, who Is 20, lopped 39 other finalist*. f/nternalionolj — ~ Pro Golfer Fires 10 Under To Win Match By NORMAN D ELL NEW YOltK lift — The home team In college basketball games SAN DIEUO. Calif. ■ * - Former generally I* supposed (o have a Heavyweight Hexing Champion Joe big edge. Lewis was Ihe winner today In tint thing* didn't work out that hla fight to gain Profcsslonol Golf way Tuesday night for Michigan Association approva. lo play In the tournament State, Yolo, North Carolina Stale. San Diego Open Harvard and llleo. They all played Thursday . at home— ond lost, Louis claimed II inado him the Notre Dnme drubbed MSC, M 48. first Negro, ninatcur or prafcislonthus avenging the Irish'* flfl-S2 de­ ol, to gain such approval. The decision In accept his entry feat on their own court last month, n setback lhal snapped a 30 game as an invited amalcur was an­ home winning streak for the Irish nounced Tuesday night hy Horton Cornell whipped Yale, 00 lo 33. Smith, PGA president. Louis was paired with Smith ana In move Into n triple tic with Penn nnd Princeton for (he lead In Ihe nnother PRA national committee­ Ivy League. The store was lied, men, Lcland Gibson of Kansas Clly .12 32- at Iho half Ihen Ihe Dig ns a starting Ihrcesomo. Smith expressed pleasure at this tied pulled away, Louisville Invaned Ilnlelgh, N. C. arrangement. Smith also announced that a PGA and trimmed N.C.State, Southern Conference champion, 7308. Louis­ ban would stand against another ville led by 18 point* with six min­ Negro, Lo* Angeles Professional utes left before Stale staged a rally Hill Splllor. He said Splllcr lacked PGA ap­ lhal cut Ihe margin. Dartmouth beat Harvard, GO lo proval as a professional and also 39 In overtime, for it* first Ivy was subject lo a long standing Iraleague victory Dili Higgs' field Ulllnn based on Iho PGA bylaw goal a* the buzzer sounded turned that all member* must be white. an apparent Harvard victory Into l.oul* declared the bylaw did defeat. , not prevent Splller being named Texas moved Into second place an approved player by the PGA in the Southwest Conference by and Insisted ihe' ban was "Just defeating Itico, GO to 33. because he Is colored.” Tho former ring champion *ald St. Louis, ranked fifth In this week's Associated Press poll, he would plsy, even though Splller otiened an ______ Eastern trip ____ __ ..... by whip .rhip- waa ruled out, but that he would ping lug New York Unlvorslty 7G0. 7-Gfl continue his fight lo gain equal |Hub Koch set a new season Mttill- rights for Negroes In golf. sun Square Harden mark by seorHe said It was Iho last sport ing 39 points. Holy Croat, which In which racial prejudice nolv ex­ meets SI. Louis In Unston Thurs­ ist* ahd that the PGA rule wa* day, swamped Provldenco 100-77. the major reason. n other games Slcnn won lls "This Is only the first round," he J01*1 8 fonjiucat of declared. i ["na,: John* of Brooklyn took Smith said he expected lhal the ;M8"h“}*■"• 1 ,r|8 PGA annual meeting next Novem iber would take some action to .J iJ J ^ UifilUSa0^ lc*, r ify the situation ond possibly M a% \<cam <kr3I ^ h .eitabIHh nunlfnrm code wlthother ' lor' 8 itu in .i uo.ii. t t(olf organizations on Iho approval of players. f ii | — , | lie Insisted the PGA rules were I h U f l P Q I O n ilH K f * V W IIM O n c not Intended to "he dlflirull for any one but only lo protect (he Y V t i n t u lY ls t p a U n a ” U H L S I T I U r U V -U H game." rending Champion Tony Vincent, Miami, was scheduled for flr»lround play In the Florida Invlta llonal Tennis Tournament today Vincent drew a bye Tuesday. In first round men’s singles matches Tuesday. Alfredo M illet l.,-,, second seeded Hollins Rollins Lollcgo College stu deni, had no trouble defeating 13 .............. Crnk. Orlnmin M.08 0. year-old Monte Crnk, Orlando. 0 3; nnd fourlh ranked Jack Stolon. lied Hoston's Uostun'l Mike Orlando, trimmed llianchard. 0 1. a t. First -round women'* single* inatcho* also pen today with W 8 'l u/ 8C' w^ ‘ i n« cI0*', CHICAGO « - " I want more P'800 ranked n order tn<>nuy and a contract— they don't water; Ann Gray, WaRhngton, D „ , v off on title* " C.; and Evelyn Cowan. Covington. Thai's the demand of Chuck ua Comlakey, whose resignation as "" vice ppresident and surretnry of n lion stuff, I naked questions an,I ihe Chicago White Sox will enmo got answer*. And whnt that littL' 'before his mother, Mrs. Greco girl said made aense." Comlakey, club president, and tho Poor on Putt* hoard of directors Friday for re"My heat shots, day In and day .view, nut, nrr Irons,’’ Hetsy aaya, I Chuck disclosed In nn Interview "Hmuptime* I bend ..u wood aqd |today that hr wasn't Interested at __ d and oflen I putt poorly— as f did in this lime In becoming president if Ihe Open— hut my Irons aye that position were offered In way generally depemlnlile." of a compromise unless he got an Ho It appeared at the Fori Ham Increase nnd lob security. Houston clinic. Iletsy ran the "All this talk about me wanting scale in Irons, always dropping lo become president of Ihe club her shot* clo-ic together. Col, now Is a lot of blink," he said, McFarland Cockrill, Fort Ham "That's pol Ihe hone of contention Himilon manager, any*; "I aenl The president still ran he fired two Imll-hoy* out them to gulltir by the director* In our organiza­ up her shot*. One could luivo tion. Titles mean nothing " done it— on n atool," Chuck declared that his situation lie*Ido* accuracy with Iron*, cannot be classified as a family a remarkable feature i* her con­ saubble. sistency. Him seldom h*» a "!!ly relation* with my mother round, nearly always scores ■ro amicable," he said. "After all mlil-70*. Twice, she has don_ she lx my mother, and besides she Hut mostly It* 73 to 73. Aqd whgn Is a wonderful baby siller. they break down iho rush "Just being a Comiskey Isn'l it in neat Imndles ul enough. There Is a tnlscnncoplion window, Relay is one that being n Comiskey assures me to he called ‘Iw up. of • solid poNlllon with Ihe club This I* not true. In fact, there has been talk hy Ihe Imartl The United State*' avrrage firing rt»e In Iho past." of lint rollon per acre for 195 eat limited at 274.8 pounds. Nigeria, nn Ihe Gulf of Guinea Early 1/ mlsslpnaylr* cnnsldcrpii coast In Africa, gained a new con­ the Africans uf “U ganda l the niqst stitution In 1061 Increasing It* tieadvanced of tha entire itlr central grefl of *olf government ns a Brit­ Ron of the continent. ish colony and protectorate. l Not Large Titles Top-Seeded Vincent Plays In Net Match DUNEDIN igt— A 10 under par 03 was (he winning score in a field of 44 teams In Ihe Senior Hesl Hall Pro-amateur Golf Tour­ nament here Tuesday. Al Walrnus, pro from Birming­ ham, Mich., and Harold Ryder, tnalour from Nantucket, Mast., were the winners. Wa Irons had a 08 on hla bill, Ryder a 71. The team- lakes ihs lowest senro of ■|h«r partner nn each hole. Pro Al Fuhr, Eau Claire, Wl*., nnd Ainulcur F. K. Vaughn, Ham­ ilton, Ohio, were three strokes be­ hind. SporUwriten Predict Greater Sports De-Emphasis For 1952® ■I Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries KB8ULTH L A S T N IG IIT M UST HACK— KutarHj T I m *i M.X i Pup Ittsck ».*» i iiim i — a / ii i h * Tint* I !U-* hack Tlatei .13.3 I Henatur Cullln* IS.in I Koy T u y 7 H rla h l Hasor quintal* <1-11 IZS 40 ■•■luril • Wr#i> throw* m lm rit: Mt'*hn>n»*-* Foray I tin, llrutiitur, llnm-rn, ■<«ill* ■ holt 1. P unks!. I'arM u* I, H u yhinml , I ; Hunritril—-IIInk«vuiffi, (.'ovItlMluM I, M i d i I. Hltilih I. J I'M IIIH V A H N ITIT I m Iu ih IM H Vm K t 1*1 T f O anrtil, f . 1 I o T i« score: Hiabriti* • ’> “- A 7 Crimson a (lolil I I .l o S Alta Vlstit 1 lln m lv Action Quintet* (T -S l <17 ZO. 1.30 1.40 Z 10 T O N IG H T S EN TR IES M II*T II Ai'K— TsturHr lU il’N (lone, Alrshut, K ln ln ss dirt, Upri'lul Tnxss, Hunnsr Trs. Wnsln, Miss lliilllnr. rtukmi*. s c i o n ) H A T < u — i/ta ib s Mils l.rmlln a Hinrlst, K. C, llrnwnls, Ours I'Is is. Anisrlcnn Post. Ilu nwsy Jerry , li ny llollls. I>nvr, lirn m o iJihrl. T I I I H I I HAI'S'c— V IHIks Mils bust flpol. Minnlw Ksr, ('omninmt. Kmmn's HIMrr. K*lr Trst. T lis Muck, (tulclsn Hnmls, Mr. t'rsslun K O I M T I I I I A I 'K — A, links Mils Hootch Users!, Kvolyn Krl-co. Im* llltlr, Nils n u b , l)m *r Huy, Krlsmlly T lu , llslm om . Sir. diinrli. K I K ' r i l H A T H — a iuiks Mils Krm i’s Dream. I'lnlu [led, AVhjls Anktsls, Ksrrls Vain. Hslinlnr ilrlscos. b u r k y Oliva. Silas Wln anvsr, Vlsksliurg. •iiurjr. S I X T H H A T K — 1/ l i l h s Mils Hirak llou**, llnuar, Dsrislitn, K nssr E The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators *ay* about 35 percent nf tho nation'* driving public I* below visual saf­ ely standards, Sits*, lisa's Trnubls, PsiHy's “n*llbs, Hllvsr Itnckv, Js y s lts , Rasy Pick in Hnulsy, HAmly Hatlrtlsr, N IN T H MAI *t— f/JM k* Ollls^ d K V K N T H H A I ’K — n/iaias Mils Homs liam tilsr. C ro w ’* r i h*hl, ’ W M ISjr'* H|isr|*|, ( ‘orllnn. *nsns Staid. Itml K tu lh cr. Jolly lurry. Mwrlun, u p la r lq . .Wear b“ V. [•*' lv< Hur«, Nurtlisrn Dsti. tiny K*lr, Whitn Ilsur. H r s rh Hslls.t.n ------------ h a i ' k — n/iata* Mils U s Muitlsuu. b u l y llordsn, (llssIlia, No Alibi. Ivnlnii. I'rn lion. Dsn b lltls Did DurOns. Tru iqjcr, Jack rP'Ti i's rk. Vnlvny. Kusiihui hush|<i l.uu, Mslor llnx, n * rircnt, i,ini* I,till* Wnmt*. I'sscv llllls. HlllllTr«i 1 K N T H H A T K — aOMIl t'UMrsS There’s nothing like giving folks what they want 1■ ; , i f ' Let Coke join your gejr circle o# frienk ’Wt*|ng C**Coh Mffet hostility t o 'A e * c c s «lo n . nu l .|0 ) 40 4.10 t Traveling rrav....._ ------Mike 1.00 quinism ii-st its on. T K N T I I H A I ’K— S O K I' Tsars* Tlmsi M.I . |j, 7.SO 7.00 Ml NTH HACK— A/I*tka Mil* -r> 7 H — <11 M il H— Itr m ii* T l w e i .13.0 It C***U'a Pastrlk* 40.40 17 10 7.10 I SVatt 19,10 *40 GREYHOUND 31 11 ira ISepMa* Hall 11*11* I Crystal Uhosl ll.ia J■«<* J *n S tiuck Checker ». 10 l.lo s Tup Hbeir i.*o QuTntaU ll-S) IIMO. I iAM.V DlMllll.K' Try Hard & Crystal nhi»l (*■») paid |t*.*0. POI HTII HAI'K— O/ISIba Mila Timei H.1 S Iolily I'hylll* 10.10 *.00 4.10 I Itowdy Troubla* 7.10 4.*o 1 (Ini tftep T.00 qulnlala (*-*> lltqSO. r t m i m ac k — n/ieta* m ii * tiwe i ax.a 7 snnw iium to so s on «.zn 1 Mtarl*l laiu I 40 1 11) * Mad T h u nder S.IO qmnieln i *-t > i s i .oo. s ix th h a i k — n/iaik* m u * Timei OX.S 1 Itraeiy Kd Sin ISO 4 10 Z quails 11.40 *.70 t Mae quentln 4 to qiilnlel* 13-31 |S4 SO. IK V K STII HACK— a/ietk* Mile T t w e i .13.3 4 atilil Dust lintiy I* SO 7.10 7 SO i Top Topper 1000 10,10 * Mary Irfiulse _ 4.00 quintet* <t-l) lino lo I M H T I I H A C K — n/tatba Mila 111 -------- ii HwmIx «•«•*«» j sn I Sir. Mill * 4° * Jo* !>*nnlx I t* •Kl'OSII HACK— a/tstka Mil* T(m# i 11.3 trirsl Half 11*11* n««st»l * Try Until 1100 J.oo 4 in * lltil Kmms » oo 4.»n 7 K V Mnrala J.sn NEW YORK litv-Morc de-em­ phasis and a return to "isncr levels" In college sports was fore­ cast for 1932 by an overwhelming majority of sports writers and sporUcasleri participating In lb# annual Associated Press poll. Many of them believe, loo, that Ihe current campaign far du-emhosts, especially In football, w ille crowned with success this year.” They predicted lighter control by college presidents, less subsidiz­ ing, and less emphasis on winning at any cost. "A trend Inward Ihe purification of amateur sports," 1* Ihe way Ray Kelly, sports cdltnr of the Now York Times, pul It. Tho College Presidents Commit­ tee and Ihe NCAA already have taken strides In that direction. In answer to the question: “ What do you believe will be the out-O standing trend, characteristic, or development In sports in 19337" Pete Norton of (he Tampa (Fla .) Morning Tribune replied: "The return lo more sensible levels In college sports with col­ leges discovering that those gigan­ tic buildings on (he campuses of our schools were creeled mostly by tax money for educational pur­ poses, and not for the sale pur­ pose of developing football teama.^ "Thla trend will bo gradual I n " some parts of tho country hut by 1933 will be firmly Some coaches will be unhappy, but public opinion is strongly In favor of tho schools regaining complete control of sports." Fred Russell of tho Naihvillo (Tcnn.) Danner predicted: "Lea* stress on winning at any cost; further efforts lo weed out undesirable olcmcnU In sports: economy In sports operation and possible reduced admission price* 3 In (he hope nf increasing attend­ ance." The views of Norton and Rusioii about summed up ihe opinion of three fourths of Ihe 213 sports au­ thorities who replied to the ques­ tionnaire. Others, however, foil that the deemphasis drive will dlo and that a wide rift will develop among the college*. They pointed to tho short life of the '’sanity codo," and predlcled the scramble for ® athletic talent will continue. ' ’ l ' ^ �* ■|Wii*— nHW TIIF. SANFORD IIKRAI.D VVrd. Jan. Ifl. I l l ) l’a*s 1 Legal Notice Seminole County’s Most Experienced Automobile Dealership , ' N - WE RENTN<V ✓ CARS & & -WE STORE > / to t he Hiinft*r it C i t y t*onniiiiiptoi( .it * t h e n e i t r r y u l n r o r S p e c i a l meet In n follow |on n I i i k of hl«t« Th * Cl t> r e m e r v m t h e riot tit to refect any o r all Mil" C IT Y OK H,aNP«*UIV Af i l l M . i »N, .11it 11a n e t Kt.Cltll'A .ft MIN A i l I ini M l- Authorlied Ncnlce I . i i . H ie I. 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MOSS KICKKKS In clear thick Riiinn 117 Saofoi.l At hull n- Nn mil* ifiuv*■ f*»i mos- Call \ll.crt liuliiil Hunk tHit; :i or PIII r at f»77 W »«» By F r w i H lrik c r O FFK i: Fl HN i i U h h x it K Fit 11. Kit ATI lit Hi fl N o i u i * lfiL’7 all pin, i lnlri, i,;il -Ifp fur ju I SI I' M.I KS $60,01! C iiii lie ■u at Snnfnr,| ,1— Drill Hstalr I or Sul* —*3 O 'N E A L - B R A N C H Kleelii. Cn, ||ii MaRlinlla Vve., c o M ’ 1 N V Sllllfui .1 i Pine at Court Sti'l, 2in:td VVc have in w huii-a*" ami lit M%IA I’ltVVKI.I.'S (Iffi.e Supply Cn | Flap Offlrp I ia i- Slurs 'Nil" Cn*h Iteiri-ii'i Kiiper. uhl h n iH i1" IIVIII fill il* vklth mi med(ati‘ jhi"!iv-.*(ii«u, m "in** tv*a FUI.I.KR MfU-lie- and eu-lpelie, Call Mmy Melmen, OOP Kail. aat I lliM’v tivili imiti Ktinne nr. I X v W ‘J'wtl Hcd I 11flilt i’l HIIC , IfI'iltlt ■I |l c i Till "V11Rl'1M'H, I’Vl'H III 'C I’d , t- ( ut SAIT* II II. S. inilml.' Run al.oul will. Minnie ,,,iili«.t,, riH 'lliIll UiciitiMM " !*•-»* hi I'm •il $|0.;.MH Mil I • \ I mim will.l-'lil.'M en.I 'CIS II K S|ICCll fliiiilt if nl I M'» Itnli" ’I- IvifiM i»» fun, IT INI 11. 1. . I lino Model K\ May fui i at* a, pi c •<1 t"\v ••» III!., '.ee I'l Sd -1»V• 11.1 Muynnlln I’luinp M2 Hiiiiiciliati ah 1 il** i il I *» • Why M ill I y ’ Anil l len/e, \nln rail he mi itit:*'I tile type III. ,p.' I 611 k'd Kei till vv nit (i Pitt" i»a 11v s’ .....I ‘»11•" maiielil type I "u 11it1. d.’fu ual ha a laKite, ■lmi‘ to the ill y uihti Cut I’ll -I A kiln, Junei.’ 'rue dll minlvi ii cfiiivviiH Mi'vs, i an > Shup, I’l,nil"' .ilia, pill vlilthi'll fti 111imIn•<I ami nml ( I I I I U I l 'K A I K l I t KI.KCTItIC Knlitfc (lint I'nintl to maw In Tvf lit" K-ed. Ila- liiul k'.u.l emi' and in H O I IBM !l to 12— 2 to ft I have i|c"h uhlc i ilia'll hinds f»**m kiinil enmill Inn llllly $06 00 See fill ticrvH I#i L'lHHi iirivK I ill-' 10.1 Alinnlir llnuk llnllillny a> Sanfui.l I'.le. lite Co. Ilo llltw "HIIM* la life l Hit! he 4 \\ |l I MiUlliidla A vi'. Sniifnid. I'll imp i fin Imp la wi| |duii toil piidiirii ii >1 I VVTIITNKV htiln .ui i Inae. v.u v hed it h r a i l lie tf II nil .nf ut 111. n■. Ii’eli-ulilllile 1 \ \Y III HIM IN, Sl( mmiv I If pilee, Kin.in 702 W I Ml Sn. I’ark \%*'iiuv Plume I-HI III IW I I M TV nIu111Ifm1n niil.luui rlnlhe- .li >■ i II. n. iiiiahle I'hutn 217 X VV N If I .O I I M W N Meg. H E A L liS I N l E Broker 2 IIIM’KKIIS. | e.'.lai ehrat, n J 7a0 Orlaiidn Hr. Sanfr.id. Pit. !>N!« utility puliiiH'l, earpet aweepei. (}*t foat, lonir-laOlitK rrllrf from I'hune 1077 VV m ill tlutniipaa in nuiiri'.tlon -o* IK II I* ItKAI. K.HTATK. wlipthot TVV'lt ItURNKIt Hot plate, natal 2 v til tia (tirriiu p , l ui r n t j r y n nnf you want In liny nr *p|l, *p p , month-. (6.11 :iI - VV. fieiiJorAra -wliufi ilii" I" ill-lr' »*liik .1. \V. IIA I.I., ItK A l.T O IC head rol>l nml m»»ul nllnpy *ymp7 FO O T Kelvimitur Refiiueruloi Kim i.la Slate llnnk ((iruun.l tnm*. New KARA MINI! Tnlilrt(Iu.nl liny. 2221 (irnpi'vllle Ave K I im ii i ............... i.Im tfivu a lift from that "htline, i'hoiie 1627 11 ilay*n" fecllnir often tirpaanl with NKVV 2 Ih'iliunni hnu*e. K acllnil (iOOII AN D HAD InciiOnn oo twu Ini-, (hin 1." IM w dlattrual njt con.lltlun*. $H mi Ii(in.Jti'il <tn ••nny tiTlii*. Iliittni I'aed all metal ulldet M IA /M fN I Tobfet* W ill Nof |l-pi| Rollaway lied . . 16 nn KlriTrlr, ll-eil 2 pc. livllik room Snito 16 nn Cam * D fo w i/ n c o , D (n / n * ii INCOMK I’ltOKIlTV K-ed I pe. lied mumSuite III.ml l.nt ir>' furnlahi'l Iinnn', uaiiiue Iti'U. HU.06 new Sofa lluda, ii|i .i i tniont. ki""l .•oinlili"o, el"*'Aaaorl.'d Cover* .... 60 05 in. Ciinil incomo. $II,H(H>. Ifeif. 14.06 new 7-wny Flam A. II. I.OHMANN. IIIIOKKK l.nmpit ............. 0.06 27.10 Sn. I'ark Vh. OHU M A TilK It (IF NANKOItlt J0CI-09 li. 1*1 SI. I'hioie 127 IloKHK —2 bedroonia, Hist Kwennililn Itrlvo. |2600.(l(l <H*h ,tnki> m .K AC IH N O I’A K Il" about IHIO rulli* aae.l celery tileiichlnir pa­ up payment $50.11 mo. I'limie per 60c roll. Irene llintun, VVc-t 1(I<11)-J after 0 p.lll. Side, I’hune KIM-VV. AUK YOU lonklnu for a niee home COLKM AN Space Heater* and fur youraulf which i* lnri(e Floor Fornaeea. enmiKh to provide unu.l Income im v u> i ■ ■ PLUM HER ROY W ALL, for you, line that In in ..... I reiinlr and priced renaonahtoT 1007 S. Hanford Ave. I'hone II Id Then *ee owner ut 010 I'ark ?)17D NHVV8UAKEHH _ Avc. __ _______ _______ for aalo at Zv t pound at the Sanford n-e-.d____________ $6,060 tidal i.'lllnn price for thla nrat 2 heitroom Imnualow. MIAC..X I X ! ) I . H I K O I I N (IlnBsed In porch. Venetian All I'ep-lar llranitblind*, llfo time loof, Incuted in city. (iOLHSIIORO HACK AOB Kidualva with KTGIIH HOD B B T A. W ILLIAM S. Realtor lotu xv. taia at. Raymond E. l.undiiulat. Aaaoclala I'h. 107a Atlantic ll«nk Hid*. LAKK FRONT A R TIC L E S W A N T E D 4 nerw, 3 in cllrti*. Modem ma* lonry uaraja apartment. 47,- SANFORD HERALD M IC K E Y M O U S E ^ \js\ -CO<. \n - ( 3UT TMAT -r0 C < -T0 C < ') M A C M iN B 5 0 iN 3 ! M 1AWB’ve o J T TO if'HT OUT OF TMlS crMTU^VS ...-r X C jt >. x l J 0 \3 l to o k Out/'N— S 7 V VMt'W J O N J T O J V J \ v P liiniu. DR. II. K. RING rinitni'iMrmit T H E I .0 N K B A N G E R TRMH T M R isvtrvi C||y PHONE 118 — Since 1U.11 — J I *tnr i luti ns mill ttoifiufnl" u h f r h i m i . n r r I fli er o ( i m u . in. i r luivt’ >>ga tin*r th e « P l a te *<r JI,,H,s|; S M I T H , *le ceueeil, la t e *a|i| C o l l l l l ) . I it f o u n t v J m t g r .if Ns m 't i n l c i . m n t v I' To r li la . at tit" o f f l e e in t h e m i n i nouNe o f " . m l C o u n t % at r t. n fi .M t M orM a. u H tiln « IMht •it le m l.n li t o n t h " f r o m t h e n i n e of Oi.< f i r " t pn li ll i a t l o n n f Itile n o t h e Un . li t l i i l m o r ili i i c i ml " h a l l he in m l ’ l n « . ani l " h a l t e l u t e th e phi. e of Vcelilery-o nri.1 post o f f h e uit.1i ,,r f he i l a l i u n h i .itol " h u l l he w o r n |o T-v t he i lul iii iii ii agent. t at *»••) n»i.l inw "ii . h , h«| hi , t na m l not rn,.,| i ,r %ll(l| W I f . 1,11! M .\ » ! Il> Mi r« *N e l e . ' i i t o f ,,f Hi. I, t"l STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. First H ired at Sanford Avenue NOTICE IS 111' 11C11V ill VI-I.N t h a t I am e i m . i k f d in hu"lnv*et on lain to coimlfiict u TourlM oVn Cwniersui \ v efnic, S e i n l l i o l r C o u n t y . ter lltillillitg in Kt Mellon 1'iuk, KMorliln, n m le i t he f l v t i t t v i i " n a m e ! Hiihfonl, act rmling to phi tip mol 1 i»f t he • f i l m ui ul I t e m l v T o m a t o ppeclfh'iltloii* bj thy .Architect a m i I'rm tuce Co i i m i lt n* or po rin run* anil •e|MH,ifiniH oiip may in i a ml Hut ! 1 i ni etui to r e g i e i n ohiuincft from Architect. li. J hi n a i i m j m i t " i i a u l to t he pi or i • MoukIi Ioh. Sr U \, at hi" offli e in Hl.«ri" of th e n . i n |,m i . N a m e Hi * Hanforil l u t e , tieiim Sect Ion %«;.% •*•* F h * r L 1 i Tatulaitc.t V a !!! !v ;r* ! ^Cifutc IS................. . *..!« .1 ' «*« *»ih | i‘i**Tt **f >i*ii art* 11o-1 I..a n*111f I«*»I *111ill i e1111!»*•*| |a* |k t e*t n 1 ,u Always See Hair* A Legal Notices l\ i m i : i h i ii i iik i in: i ui n n ii i io i :. "i MiMii.r. m i u \ . ci. 4ii«in% i\ i*in>ii %ri:. in m: u s t a t i : up JCHSU S M IT H Meieanetl To %l.i. I ii i n i nuts %%i» 1*9: i«. M » % 1 I I % % I M l C|. % l%t* O i l I I I * . 'M M O I I I %4i*4%119 |:«| %ri:t Whatever Your Automotive Needs % M o u rn t o nmnr.n% S«*tili«*il propvtRiilN w i l l I** t«** e|ve»l In th* office of the C i t y C l e r k . C it y >I a 11, sanfortl, F lm lt l* . u n t il *3 J a n u a r y l#Ajf at 2 o'cl ock p m *wt Which Mttie they wil l he p u l il U lv open+tt, lo fitrriUh the f o llo w in g ; Kiirulnh .ill lAtmr ami m u t e r - \v DR. II. IU LAULIN OPTOMETRIST DR. La. T. DOSS Nasal CONGESTION due to Head Colds :i Stan Comstock ivi,-I,i.r*liK'k-S.ip|iiir* —7 'nr Snip, (i.i.Nf Cm* I’l.ny $1001111 In. Iii.finu S.iihllr, Inspri'l At 2.11 li Snnfnr.l A t poop I’ll nor 11" nr SI 7 “ IIK.I.I 7 TTJ« M ’A.VIKD — N IIKI.I* M A A.VI N TK K0 Il Vnuni- man a. snip. .In k. Kn.nvl.'.lkp nf fir.’* X 1111»-- in .f .r m l Stntily proliluyunnl. iiinii|> iii-ninn,.'. Va* vnlnm nith |my. KliPstnno Slut ■" M AN l l l i li'ltvn v hny, i.pply ri.lini.ltn liinvny, 117 I'nlmptto A v.< _ K O K N T A I N ii ml flmu hp|p. A p ­ ply i » li t Itm ipfnri- 11 M.m. Tmli hint. I link Co. W ORK —t 1V A N T K I 1 IA It V S ITTK n Mr*. Snlkrntirrir, III *! r"f 'ri’tippa l‘h. IlM -w , 4AHV SiTTKIt. II.’** nf irfprpn.P-, Mi* Mlili.ni Vimip, 11)1 M'u t imh St l-hurip 101,1'M. W A II VIII.K tn .IIIii- vuttr var In N’nv link Stoti'. Kipfor to Inivp lit tin1 2llth Cnnloi't Ml. I(u linnlitnn. Mnnlp/nmu 11..la-1. --------------------— 21 ui— llu-inn*- Oppitrlonlllr* — If SIH'M \\' lli'iuiir Siinp fur Snip Ix'i mu,, nf illiii'*-. Cnntni't uwn* n , ::iu K l-li Si. IlK S I A l It \ N I miilluivn Incnliuli, L'lxnl lill-IOl"**. M'l itf Iln* III, * n lln n lil S l'K tlA I ett" SKIMICKH — I I WASH I NO MiipIi Iiip* repalr.nl. (ju . k, pi't.noml. al uprvi.o. Work kunriuilee l Call V2H-M. NEW f l UOItS rurtneed to perfvetlnn Old flnura made Ilk* new. fi.il-hlriK, . leiimmr A waa tm;. I'.rlahl. puwei plant, tR year* nxprrienra la Semiaal* Caunlv II. M l.lvnion, U M Mb . v Iln.MK Keliverv, III'I I'll Kern. -pin* Call 01.10 Thrifty Solvie.- Station lltl.A N I'll llniniiik Sen*Kiel, O iIlid.I" Kvenmit Star Call Ralpll It,IV I 1115*.I I 'l l MHINti re :j C.eiiiael nml r. paii work, e-llliuil.. It l ll.uvey Sun f.u.l A \ " Kin Iin* 1H*2K I.A M N Mi'VV KltS Miaipeiiixl, hipyplea n'paiiedt laak and kev work ITnmpt -erviee II. vV. Shim,on ’I "i K llli SI IH ’Nt.RY fur nume new , 7 Cali It't ami w-k C lipilin'e.n .end yi.a The San ford IK tal.l while nil VHi "if Hot M l. I 1 KKS II I'lescr work Iteinninilile Rat. • Ktee K -l.Iiiuti*-, SpiPlid. ' Sen lie. I .urn' mil llxlnntile ....I Ker'ilimr. Catpeli'er .( 'Ii.ney, Khnr. i 10 ! M nr I I,. I. hi I I K. tan l <■hmeiall. I’hune III . A Route I. San­ ford C A Itl’l M l it WORK Knr .piiek pair | « l , "» -mall In,11.1,1,1- Onll .lun I I 12 M I. C M IIN K IS , ' ■unlar-', Ciiplimuda, C Vad, Monti,vnr1,inp. 612 San­ ford - mu . I'hune I I Id .1 RAHI \ I "IIS Cleaned and Shop pan. 1 ' '"h "fl Hu»li —l.», 211's hunt did. St I eel. I'hune .16*1 VV 201 MISS M VItllv HNtil.lSH II,rid eni-ravlnir on silverware, Will, hen, hrueelet- and niiluu plait- 112 Iv 2nd. I’l, KI7K-J, NOTICK. In. nine lax ii'tiiiiiri prepared. $1 no Kp. VVTHIaui II Murray, l i l t Celery Ave, TH A I T O R WORK Kluuiek, dl-kilik. -prillk I null, lull I nwink. Iinar.linu, ami mw Will k. I'l,one 26!I-J. ■ ■' ■■ ! ' II— 1,0,ST AN D FO U N D — II I.OS I Him k hlltfnht will. If. S. Navy seal Contain- vnluahlo papers. R,'tviinl. Nil West tilth St., Jackson. LOST -Light tan Cocker Spaniel. Male. Last Monday afternoon. Itewai,1 fur return. J. I,. Hurt Sr. lOH Oak Avenue. I’homi 177-J. Ahout tl,ree months old. 15— AiriO.MOHIl.FS — la REN T A CAIl. U-iIrtve It by datf, week, or season. Kn«ll*h Font* anti American Fords, s*dana, station wnirotii and convertihlft. Htrlcklsnd-Marrlson, Inc., R> First Ht. _______ j HMU M FliCU R Y two door sedan. Kxcellenl condition. f).'l6lk Call Albert Fitts at 677-VV or 1637 OM807-VV-8. ,JMtt 1040— 2 deor Plymouth. Hood con­ dition. I'hone d'id-J. ____ W?urHuSh. "VVlU*’MllfflflKh OeBOfreSnvirtihle t«,“ Ri 8>vriuteaiWi and IVater, Priced to tell A. IL LORM ANN, BROKER , 1. ^ , ^ . at. Watt|«T*i Gulf fiarvlee 37M 8" P a r k _____Phone W f— Pata-ltv»at<wk-Hap»KH — I tlen, 1 st iflreet and 8* 2 h EDlT6i6M h"ome— il600. c*iH, take tip paymenta IB1.80 per A GOOD M ILK Cow, fltrta 8 fal tnllK, now b« frtin In Jun*i Jun«t TR A IL E R S -i A . D. alto ‘ mala calf. $KX)J aika*. 1503 M*" AvI,i., T R A IL E R — Rft.. I m C if » d Mrs. 0. & Winn, linn, Ptcfimwold Trailer Booth nf null r « r 2810 W . P in t S t m t , ! » J ■' J : ^|• .'.I.'"%. . , 11 J mJTJ' J >V; l*/ >*v •• aoSuf-i .v-;. ■;. 'AWiwtiCbflU\TWXJ> i m ' isaoSiliiSii'iT T2iz’l* �Korean Losses Car Runs Out Of Gas As Husband For All Allies Rushes Newborn Quads To Hospital Reach 414,646 MURFREESBORO, Ark. tfv-Thc AUto roared to a stop at the service Ltation. Tires screeched, lilt* of gravel showered through Ihe air. The driver jumped from the car. (In tried unsuccessfully to get his kev to lit the lock on tin- car's -Clifton Alitia, owner uf the »to tlon, not Iced Die man’s plight ami nffeieit u hand Alllta got the gas cap off Tin- driver then ran to the front of Ihe ear and began filling Ihe radiator. Altha then heard s bsby cry. A woman passenger In Ihe rur hehl up u blanket. She hud two bailies lu her lap "Oh, twins," said Allha and went on filling Ihe gas tank, lie was the father of twins himself. Another woman In the ear told Althu to look in tha hack seat, ’ltd'll’ were two mure Infanta. An­ other woman hail Ihem wrapped ill u blanket That was ulmiil 8 pin. (CRT) Monday, a lew minutes after 38year old Mrs lluggal Ponder hud given his th In quadruplets at a stunii farm house near here Her husband. la-onaid, 41, was taking Ihe infants to u hospital al Nashville, about 20 miles south west of here. Ills ear needed gas to make the trip I lint's when lie roared lutn Allhn's M-rvire slnllon All ha -aid Ihnl when lie saw the four babies he got as esclted us iha father Abonl that lime Ponder ran bar k fmiii the limit of the ear, liimpe-l miller the wheel and yelled "ifuw mm h do I owe you?" "Not a penny," said Allha 1 he e.M'licd Ponder drove off to ward Nashville He made Ihe Irip in good shape The bullies, three liny* and a girl, were plated In Inrubatur*. The infants Ihe parents haven't named them vet— are In u private room at the hospital. Rules pro iiihll Infants horn outside the tins pilnl from being quartered with Ihose In Ihe nursery. The room I* cliiM-d In Hu- piddle llo*pd.il attendants said Ihe nuails were m good sliupe and pre­ dicted they would survive Each baby weighed ulmnt 3'v pounds The Ponders have lieen married 21 years They have eight other riilldren, all limn sepurutely Their ages range friitu 2 to 18 Seven of Ihe children live with their parent* In a shabby. 4 room farm house The eighth. George, 18, Is In Cali­ fornia Ponder turrcnlly is unemployed He said h<- was too excited to look for a job for awhile. Offers of help from well wisher* throughout the nation have |s>urrd Into the Ponder home. A campaign In remodel Ihe family house hux Marled id Murfr##abbrn Mer­ chant* here mill at Nashville have (dboid In help Ihe family wlllt crih* and mtier nursery supplies kraal and milk coneeriei have of­ fered their priMluet* flee to the quail-i. Itm'iiilH Arc Needed By NfKlioiml Guard ST AIIGDHTIN e ’ 3* Five liuiidred reel nils ure Itelng i.nughl by Hie Florida National Guard hy Fi-b. 13 III n drive stalled here Tuesday The Guard’s enlisled strength In Florida is only 4M per cent of Dial Tnlilon, ( ’littlrn C 'lim il-O M irttw vrn Cltriduo I Mile Hi* I Tiif I ii IhIioi I .Mein Fu rn iliire H u ll-A wny Heiln Anil A ll Typeo Floor (!ovorliiK« - - - (inm l TorniH - • • Trum an Budget U 'H l I a s r S t‘r»M P ur U se ) two to three trillion dollars In rev enue, nmounling to half nr inure of the new request They are ex ported to got a heller hearlne than requests for higher lueuine, husl ness ur excise rales Rut Mr. Truniuii. telling Cungrvss he rxpecl.x an eight hilllon dollar deficit this flseul year, end log June 30. und a "dangerously lurge deficit" of about 15 billion dullars In the following year, asked for both revenue-raising upproach es In mlniniire the red Ink. “ I urgently recommend that the Congress, us a minimum, provide additional revenues In the amount try which Iasi yeor's legislation fell shorl of my reeounueniialions." he said. "This ran Im> achieved by elim lusting loophole* and special prlv lieges, and hy some rale In creases." Once the |>euk of military spend lug is nasi— possibly III fiscal IBM — Ihe federal revenues thus bol stered would cover all federal costs, the President said, uddlng: "II is Important that we return as qulckiy as possible during Hie the budget message, due next' Moll day. or In a special tax message later lie was abundantly definite un another point, however lie doesn't want Congress to avoid a lux In crease hy slashing Ihe spending program Mr. Truman put it this way. "A balanced hudgel. achieved the easy way hy sacrificing the defense progruin and putting Un­ balance of world power In Ihe hands uf the Kremlin, would lie false economy." The President did not forecast inflation, as he had u year ago There Is "no certainly ul all" In forecasts of consumer spending he suid. If families avoid spending und continue saving ul Hie high rale of last yeur, price pressures may remain moderate On lh« other hand, personal In­ comes and money supply will rise us red ink defense spending soars, and Ihe savings ucnimuluird will add wallop tu the Inflationary forces If another buying spree he gins. "This Is a precarious xituullou." Mr. Truman summed up "It Is essential that maintain und perfect th# uullclcs which will ef ici-lively curb such un Influllonury outburst." The President's Council uf Ecu IMitiilc Advisers, headed hy U miii Keyserling, In u 187 page eeonomlc review sent lu Congress along with Mr Truinun's message, foresawonly a "mudcrule" increase ol in flutlonury pressures Ihl* yeur. us sinning no relaxation of controls Mr. Truman's 12 poinl program called oil Congress lu: 1 Renew In full furri- Ihe lie fensu Production Act for two veurx. i-lliiilniiliiiH "weakening" amend incuts uml .xticugHiciilng cotilmis 2 Cnullnue foreign aid lioili military and economic- ami drop new curb* on certain I u iim ii I* sueii u* cheese und fuls uuii oils 3 Provide foods for a new ugcncy created lo rhunncl defense contracts tu small plauls. 4 Approve power protects like Ihe 8t. Lawrence Seaway plan 3 Provide needed housing in de feuse urea*. 0. Revise Ihe Taft Hartley l.ulmr llelutliins Law 7 Revise farm price support laws hy re|Miallng "sliding scale" provisions, writing a "workable" support program for perishable fiNNis and miking other changes 8 Provide at least etuuigh uiltll tlonal revenue* lo rearlt Inst year's proposed goals. U. Limit hank lending and curb commodity sperulaliou. 10 Exleml old age Insurance and unemployment compcuxuliun 11 Approve federul old lu edueu tlon. 12. Aulhuriie federal aid for medical edueallun and slreuglhen public health service*. PARIS r ''asiialllc: of United Nations mol llepuhlie uf Korea forces In the Koreuo War have reached u total of tl4.r>4G, an As sM’laled Press survey showed here today Delegations ami governments were sources for the figures The most recent D. S. totals Issued last week showed U. S. cas­ ualties mounted to Pri.hHI up to the first week m January These in eluded I.V'.I.'iU kdleil. 73.374 wounded und 12.700 missing or prisoners Totals fm tlo- armies, navies and air forces id 13 other II N mem­ ber nations were al least H.fiOH, representing l.iilH killed, 3,328 wounded und 1,322 missing anil raptured 'the list lacks Ethiopia, which ha* never mini.... . any figures on Its losses A responsible in­ fill maul said Dial Ihe Ethiopian battalion suffered fairly heuvy hisses Figures on Ihe Gieek and Turkish losses were al least nil days old The llcpuliilc of f South I Korea, which is not a C N member, repoi led lh.il its los.si-s to Dee 22 wen- 2P I'M dead. 1(11,0(17 wounded hM 2il on prisoner ol war list*, ami 103.072 mi-sing 'Mils total of 301.Mil does uni ill! hide civilian ra-uulllf*. Here ale Hie latest semi official icport-i ftmo Hie others, most of them op to Hu- cod ol last year Australia M I'M dead. 017 wound rd. II ods-.ing, total 001 ll'-igiuni Luxembourg — 32 ilriil. 123 wnuuded, oil) raptured, 201 missing, total 2838 Canada 127 dead 311 wounded line prisoner ol war. four missing, total 040 Colombia .30 dead. 132 wounded total 182 Fi.mee 133 dead. 7U0 wounded, Klwants Meeting fit Pny ftnhtc BUI Goes To Senate Group (('••iiMts rn>«* r*a* o » i Inroine taxes, a person must now rvn-lvo $1 1,203 unnually. g noting- from « hualnes* sur­ vey, he declared that there are. now piled up In warehouses and on shelves over 70 billion dollars of unsold goods for which the market is fast dwindling, due to the prices, Because they are unuwun- of this, niuny firms ure continuing to turn out more of the stunt- type of goods in large nuiilltitv. These firms ere >lne for u rude uwnkenlng, he added. President Htlncclpher announced pluns for Kiwiiolans to atteml the Chain of Missions program ut McKinley Hall. Guests went Gordon Frederick, James Meyers ami Al Gaetle. WASHINGTON i* The first bill passed by the House this year, un 832 million dnllur servicemen's pay raise meuiure, was before the Senate Armed Services Committee today, with an apparently clear road ahead It would give every member of Ihe armed services, from Ihe low­ est private to the highest generals unit admirals, a flat lu per cent ccit of living LuOit in present pay uml allowances. II would apply also In retired irersonnel. The raises will range from $7 50 monthly (or u buck private to more Ilian IHX) for tnp«"hr#sa." The House vote was 2CJ to 8*1. Chairman llussell iD.-Ga.) of the Senate Armed Services Cornmitlee promised early urtinn on the hill Snowbound Train HOTAKY M EETIN G The Imuril of directors of the Rotary Club will meet at llie home of James I. logley on Friday night ul 8:00 o'cloek instead of on Thurs­ day night as originally planned on arcounl of Ihe Chamber of Com­ merce meeting which will ho held on Thursduy, Jack llatigan, preilIrnt, announced today. Orange IJIoxxiuu Trail from Grand Ave. In Holden Ave., In Orlando. Sen Rodgers said the highway narrows from four to three lanes Ihere. MeKetliau said lour lanes were needed all the wuy south to KIs slmmee "You have u problem all Ihe way In Tampa," McKelhau said "It's one of the stale’s most ter rifle bottlenecks That's one of the reasons it has been suggested to pul a leg of the proposed east roast toll turnpike across to Tam pa— lierauM- of Hie need of a four lam- highway and no looney to Imild It " Tinning directly tu Sen. Rodgers, Hu- loud Imuril chairman said: "I waul to say to you and lu other legislators if you don't look 1 lo iincoiivriiHonal means of finunc lug roads like lolls you're going lo he saddled with the laxk of finding oilier source* of revenue If you put mure lax on gasoline, III caplin cil hull missing, lulal the way people will flup their 807 laws will lie something that will Mi ilead, 220 wounded make Ihe piesent seem like nolli Greece total 312 lug " Netherlmiil ed. one cu| NO COOHTESY total 343 WASHINGTON - Sen May New /eali hank ll) SC ) suid today President wounded, on Truman "should have shown u* Philippine* the eourtesy" of advance nulice ed. "Me eapti before naming Harry A. McDonald 285 to head Ihe Reconstruction Finance Turkey Cnrp. (R F C ) ed. 282 missing, total I.IHO Mayhank's Semite Dunking Cum Sindh Africa Seven (lead, six wounded, four captured. 18 missing miller I* faced with Ihe decision of whether In recommend the nom­ lulal 35 Tluiilund 40 dead. 304 wounded ination for Senate confirmation McDonald, u Republican. I* chair four missing, total 318 llrduln 121 dead, 1.317 wound­ man uf the Kecurllles und Ex ed. IHI1 ruptured. 201 missing, total change Commission, which Is un der House investigation 2,838 I'l II.IO HEME ARCH NEW VMIIK I,VI — The Nultiinnl Foiiudntioii for InlaiHlIe Paralysis bus awarded a loin I of $1,775,31)3 lo 21 incdlfttl and research Instl tidioiis for lurlher anti polio work llriMil n'Couiior. (ouiidalion |iresl dent, said Tin -.day Hull Hu- fond* would bring lo abonl 2(1 milium dnlllil* Ihe iiliinuill piovliled liv Ihe March ul IHllli's since HM8 lo study Hie disease and lo train professional |h-i -omu l IRANIAN DEMAND TEH R AN . Iran <* - Rrilain re Jelled today un Iranian ileimmil In close all nine British consulate* In Hie country. The liunian* muilc the demand Saturday in a note accusing Britain of "interference of British govern­ ment officials in Ihe ihuneslie .if fair* of Iran " Premier Mohainmed Mossadegh saiil on Similny the closure order would stand as long as tie heads the government. Korean Negotiators Remain Deadlocked On POW Question lly Ol.FN ( I E ME NTH MUNSAN, Korea (At - The Unit­ ed Nations Command charged today (hat Communist* In Korea "violate every provision" of the Geneva Convention protecting pris­ oner of war esmps from Ihe haaards of war. The charge came from head­ quarters In 'okyu in comment on a Red report that U. N. plane* bombed a POW camp at Kangdong Monday night. The statement saiu Hie question would be raised with Ihe Communist.* "at the earliest opportunity." There ws* no hint It was brought up during today's (nice talk* at Panmunjoin. Negotiators still ire deadlocked on now to exchange Fast color solid color Percales Scarfn LA DIFS’ SWEATERS Pure NyIon, pretly roluri, regular 1.1)8 value* 59c Ludics’ Panties Ladies' Slips •you rri'pi*, Iriinmni lace 1.00 Rayon Tricot Children*!* I'antics 5 pr. 87c Cotton Rib* 5 pr. 1.00 1.miles’ Rayon arl slr*vv», p*a color# Nyluuixed Cotton politic* I 39c pr. [ Rayon panties D 25c pr. tch h ch Rayon Prlnta 1.59 Boys' Sport Shirts Children's Rayon Panty And.Slip S e ts ----- 1.69 Boys' Shorts Cotton Prlnta Special 1.59 Rayon Print, abort ileevaa T U E S D A Y , JAN , I I . 7:30 P. M„ J. U. Haaper “(Haas Foun­ tain” Kealnuranl, llwys, 17-11, Intersection llwy. 438, half-way between Orlando and Hanford; maaonry construct loo; fln#at In, *quipment gnd furnishing*; esrellent hualneaa) quick pow alon. Money-maker i near dug track, drlve-ln th#atr#. Boys' Slacks Athletic Shirts 3 for 1.00 Cotton m «t«ri«U, gaaorted atyl#g and color# WEDNKHD.YY. JAN. II, 1:30 P. M . Floyd llronaoa, S alary 4 rental unit* (furnished) | cor. Bay and Lah# Hi*., Kla#lmma«, good Inrum# prop#rty| deelrahle location. All aaku held uu premise* regard)### #f price « at aalei open for ItupMtlen day of aak. Writ# for d«acripli«e foldera. Bras Misses, iiatlu and cotton IIIO U H C H M ONDAY. JA N . 21. 7:30 P. M„ Frank Kuhlk Hwanao River Hotel Apnrlmenla-Tea Room, 473 H. Drang# Ave. In th* heart uf Orlamlm well furnished) valuable lurume properly; hlk. Lake l.urernei 3 hlk*. buxine** district; Its unusual, different, worth­ while, III health nerealllalea sale. '-''l Northwest Korea. The U. 8. Fifth Air Force said the first fight involved 3d Sabre* and 80 MIG*. Later. 22 F 8fla bat­ tled the same flight of Communist £ plane*. One MIG war damaged In ouch bailie. Infantrymen huddled in their fox bole* a* subfreering weather envered Ihe 143-mlle battle fluid. Ac tlon ws* confined In u few .small raiding operation* by the Allies anil probes by the Reds Ry GEORGE A. MrARTHUK Thu two air battles over Sinauju SEOUL, Korea tat - Outnumber marked the second consecutive day of Jet i-uinbat after a three day A large assortment lo elinose from S A TU R D A Y . JAN . It), 1:30 P. M„ C. II. Davis 2-aturr home-Apts, (furnished) .Main and llupkina Hll., Titusville; good Income, building lids; motor rourt site 11. H. L l « k properly, guru »with Mrs. James Burgner died sud­ denly at her home. "800 Magno­ lia Avenue at 0:45 I*. M- yester­ day. She had been a resident uf Sanford for 10 months, coming here from Groenevllle, Tenn. where she was born. Bealdes the husl>niid she is sur­ vived by her father, Jim Crum uf Greenville: five sisters nail five brothers. The ho.lv -..as sent -today to Greeneville for funeral and Interment. Fust color Dress Prints FR ID A Y, JA N . IN, 1:30 P. $1., modern home V. H. 441 of Fail II. Grey I ml. N. of Leesburg: motor court-home sites; 2ft A. citrus land; 3 airplane hangera; apis.; airplane field; ran buy separate Harts or as wholr. tthat kal Committee of the Red Cross, had flown to Panmunjom with Albert de Cocatrlx seeking permission. North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho, Communist delegate on the prisoner subcommittee. Ignored (lie IMru Swiss. A UllUul offil'vl gave them the same reply the Ked* have made to prevlcus requesta to let Hed Cross representa­ tives visit HOW camps: ''No." The Reds revised the rasualty figure from Monday night*# re­ ported bombing of Kangdong to 20 captured U. N. troops killed, 13 seriously Injured and 40 slightly hurt. The original report was more than 10 killed and 00 Injured. The Reds have said they held 1,391 South Koreans und one American at Kangdong. Mr«. Jam es B nrgner Dies Suddenly Ranforixed woven Dress gootls, a large assortment 7:10 P. M. II. C. Hehl.gelmllrh ultra Horn* (furnished) 1115 Vulusl* Ave., of ll* ylona liearh; large romer; fur those who appreciate th# best; WKDNKHDAY. JAN. IS, 7:30 H. M., Thomaa M. Hoala new 8-roum, hath, regldrnx# (furnished) In L*#aburg on W. Houth HL. 1$ nil. Weal of Mth Ml.) lot ISO ft. a 4M ft. In d#pth eg. tending Into beautiful 81 acre lake on wkkk la good 14 ft. boat i Piece Goods Corsage Flowers W KDNEHHAV, J\ N . lit. 1:30 P. M„ Fred Malrnmh modern home (furulshrd) P. 8. liars. 17-82-411, 6 ml. H. rlly IIin 11m Orlando; every ronvenlenre. HimiwiKni, ic^uriuii Maj. maj. Mark murx W. w. aulharlxed, teporlud Lance, adjutant general. Fumla are available In support 00 |K>r cent, Lance ■aD|. The Guard has 80 per rent of lla rominiaalonetl officer slrenglh. j i l VALUES 7-ALCTICNS-7 T lllIK H ItA Y , JAN . 17. modern G-roum llanrh Type I>. H. 82 Inside ell) limit* beautiful grounds) s home quirk possession. prisoners ami what will bo done with l t d I II U. during an arnil Chinese Accused •tic#. Th# Communist* denied two InOf Not Protecting ternatlonil Ked Cross representa­ tive* permission to enter North Dr. Otto Uhner, chief Far Prisoners Of War Korea. East delegate of the International AthUtla Bhorta Polo Shirts Special 27c ea. Dungarees Cannon Towels Soft und fluffy, alt# 10 x 40 Special 89c ea. Wash Cloths NATIONAL REALTY A AUCTION COMPANY l« l| Metcalf Bldg. — ORLANDO — Pfc 17711. "Rutctitful Balling Sine# l | j | M W# nr# now booking February und March Auction*. MS BAST SECOND CK FRONT END AUGNMENT 7 Spatial Valu# 10 for 1.00 �* i L, , J > 4 T^*1, * T1IF, W E A T H E R * tr to u D o irr f Rattlre j tm t Sasftrd Herald, City D H w n r, by ItM P.M., please cal YELLO W CABS H U 3 fy * W a n te d v Cleat in partly cloudy and continned mild through Friday Soma fog mirth and central portion* Friday nun mo?. 2 f* r a U i A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VO LUM E /jiM etated P r « M U m re d W ir t X X X X III SA N FO R D . F L O H ID A . Capt. Carlsen Gets Hero’s W elcome In Broadway Parade Thousands Roar Tri­ bute To The Modest Skipper Who Stuck With E n t e r p r i s e NEW YORK i*-C a pl. Ilcnrik Kurt Carlsen rode uw Broadway today amid waves of rheers for hi* Mout murage. Over and over, came the about: "Well done." II waa New York Clly'a rouslnit salute lo a man whose daunllcsa lave of his ship had made him a hero to the world. Clouda of confetti and streamers of ticker-tape snowed from sky­ scraper windnwi ai Carlsen began his journey up (he big clly'a tradi­ tional "Canyon of Heroes." • Thousands roared their tribute lo the modest, little skipper, who for 15 days defied the storms of the Atlantic In a vain battle to bring his listing and cracked ship, the Flying Enterprise, lo shore. Passengers and crew had aban­ doned her and only a British sail­ or from a rescue tug had shared the ship's final days with him He lost his ship, but won a high place In the annals of seafaring men. And today, he rode up the pall* where other champions nail passed — Filer Charles A. Lindbergh, pin Ocn, Douglas MacArthur, Expli Rl klack er Richard E. Byrd. "BlackInck" HU Tershl Pershing, (Jen. Dwight D Eiscn hower " I am really completely over whelmed," Ihe captain said cm harassed!/. " I am completely amozrd I couldn't strep Inst night. I reside now how much trouble I stirred up." In anolher car. rode his wife. Agnes, tears In her eyes, "It scums unreal," ( ’arisen said "It doesn't seem like I quite fit into it. You know, I've never seen one of Ihesc things before except in movies," The 9T-vcar old raptaln, of Woodbridge, N. J., arrived here before dpwn today hy plane from London. The mndest skipper, who for 11 day* stick hy hta foundering ship and grl tUy treated a new sage of (he *AV, «m a whirlwind It mlj-. feeep'.Inn as he stepped nff.ttw ill brought him tn Idlewlld TH U R S D A Y Churchill Promises Britain Will Assist In Defending Europe PRIZE WINNERS McKethan Urges Parent Study Of Road Crossings Communists Say Vishinsky Says Bomb Is Dropped Gen. Van Fleet Is “Cannibal” In Neutral Zone Duval Asks Overpass­ es At Four Jacksonv i 11c Intersections T A L L A H A S S E E t/P) — A .Seminole County delegation I hat Included legislators, County and City officials, has requeued Ihe Stale Road Board to use Ih* funds to Ihe County’s credit In the necondary road program for arqu 1*11Inn of right-of-way, and apply unused balance* a* des­ ignated taler. Seminole^ County's request* were heard Wednesday as the Stale Hoad Hoard con­ tinued hearing* on proposed county road programs prior to adnptlng ils budget for Ihe new year. A financial statement enter­ ing ihe secondary road program list* *n anticipated credit of I9M.OOO for Seminole County Ihl* year Ihe money accrues from Ihe orrenth rent of the Slat* gasoline tax Ihe constitutional surplus gas tax and some fedrr*f aid accompanying the .Semi­ nole request was one from Ihe town of Altamonte Springs re­ questing the extension of Ihe south lane of Highway 430. Seminole County was repre­ sented at the hearing by Hepresenlallte* M. It. Smith and V. A. Williams, Jr., J. K. McClel­ land, O. E. Fnraker, It. O. Dodd and W. (j. Kllbee, county com. mlsulnnrrs, State Senator Lloyd F, Iloyle, who Is also county attorney, W. II. Stemper. mayor of Hanford, Itatidall Chase, Hit commissioner and V. A. Will­ iams, Hr., of Hanford. N o, 10ft KatnMiithed IlMiH IA N . 17. IM S , F. K. Rmimlllnt, J r of Rniimillat ,t Anderson it n l A. C. Rector t.f Mi Reynolds' Drug Cntnpiiny are •watiled ptixes of 625 and $511 respectively which they non in n national nniteit sponsored hy Mehesson it Itohhins. A check fur the prlxe money was prose .11led to rath of tin winners by John M. Mor son, manager of the Orlando division of McKesson A Kolduns. A total of ♦J.i.onil in prixo* note nwnrded for completing a sentence In 26 words or less Imsed on t !■ theme of the Mehesson A llobbiii* advertisement*. Allies Also Rapped On Red Cross Entry Into Peaceful Aren l .Cilflcl' Objects Rci , ___ , , r i _ ..a T o General's Hand M I'N S A N , Korea .P — I'lte Com munt*t* tialay ehargril that an \l lied plnnr dropped a bomb in 11t<nentrnl nine near Kaesong, and It \ Invesllgalors were shown a deep hillside crater on the out skirls The rra lcr was eight Icci ileep and almnt 26 feet wide Six Koreans from a nearby vil lage told investigator* they heard plnm-s overlie.id before the liiunli fell Marine Col James < Murray looked at Ihe carter, pu ked up a fragment ami said "Apparently there was an i-s plosion here We will see what we ran Imd out atmiil it " I N and 1'ommnnlsl tnvestiga tor* were quiet and triendh TinReds ilnl not report there hail been i,ni' damage Tin- aeciisallou was made at Thursday's "no progress" truer ll, S T W I.K Y JOHNSON I* lifts ' lb Sinlel l-'orrian Mini'li-i Vuilret t Vl*hin«ks 1uli( tin- I oiled Naliims lodns (here is 'no bopr" fur surers*. tot lom liision of Isor run armis. lo r talks at I'nil mult inlll. Directory XeilhToSpeakAt Krider Tells JCs Shows Population ^^t'^VednesHav Thinks Browns, In S Nearing 18,000 Polk _ Big Gain Noted Dur­ ing Past Year In Survey By Company Til-- annual dlnm-i nu-i-ling ot the Hanfont Merrliaul* A-xia lntlon nt wbliti officer' will la- t-li-iTi-il for III.VJ, wil la- la-id at llu Episcopal I’aiixli lloti.a- Wrdliesdxy lilgbl at 7:ot) o'clo-1, .lame* II. Ki-illi of (lilamln will nprnk on "Cu'lorm-r Ri lalmn* " Aiidivw Htine, pi< *bli-m of tluaxnin ialmn, today urged Ibal ail mi-ndietH attrlld the mi-ting IHIu'i im-rrbnnt' who art- not member* nf the n**nclatbm an- al*ii reqm-itett to atind. Wive* of menibn* are Inviti-d In order In avonl circling llu* auiiie dliri-tot* Ibal hnvu been on the board fur xrveial years, Ilia prnrrifure baa lirrn rbanged, Mr Hltne derbirrd. Instead of voting for In/liv.diuil- n* in tin- pn i Ibi' loerrhanls Ibis ymr air <.T >-1 to vote (in Mir firms o din-rlm' Enrli film eleited will appoint one of Its im-nilier* 1-- art a . >■ ijlfrrlor for 1(162. AI bnllnts anol In- amt ilia I Ivi it bv midltlgbl, Jim 21 Hid mailto \V A Mm ri*oti i ball m a n I'oxt llffin- Box I6P2 Ticket* for the aupper ran lx nbtslui-d ft mu any dirertm l.l llu- aaxrK-iatlon, -mid Mr Hlinr The dlrrrtoi' a rc t' I Rrd ding, W. A Morrison, .lark Halt gan, Jolm Hmlintik, .1 W Unit W. V. Bitting. M. 1 Raliorn. t ( . Harper, Jail, K u .i-ll, Net Rlsiitha Par real fintibrl, A I Htllu-, B. I, I'erklnt, .It . .loll" Knder, Dorothy Powell and I K. Tinker _ I rtm n V 'llllL III A uxf talks O/icr k e p o r t s 3 7 K -p|u- lie,I, sbaeplv eriliel/eil AI ickctsS Sold For ie|ireseiitntlves llr,t f',r nib***mu tw< nt tin- lolrriinllou.il I a y C C C s' Circus Rr'l t russ to eider till* I'annum In A ,i m . l M, I L, C . ' r -s 1L u lilIK S I* M ils cpi— Snsirl Forei*n Minister \iidrrl Vlxhinski loilus tided mil any posslliillly of 'i-llltng llie hurrun War in Ihe field I'li.insr of wliiil be Icrined I Ii e •|iiirea»"iiiihlc demands pre'i-nli-l Its Ihe \nierlrim cum "laml Me '.oil Ihrsr drwpniids "cull i;i,e no hope for a sllr(i-s'flll icni liision" of the ne. i!"liatl"ii' al I'nniniinpon P Mils r Soy let Foreign Mm \udiei 6 Vislmisks today i .llie I I S l.l Urn James Van Fleel a . aiiuilml" unfilled lo con dm I ai mistier lli-gidiiillolls m Ko isler \ ishio ks lotd die ( titled N atio ns Pol iti c.d i " U i i n i l l e e Hu- " m i r e a s on.'til' ili m.iiiils presettled I n Hie A mi ci i c m i iitntn and I'.oi g i v e lot 11-11|| lot I SltCITSsfld Cllllcillsioll iif ll iii 'c negoliafIon* U. S. Formosan Policy Is Upheld As Brit­ ish Move Closer To U. S. In Far East WASIHNM I HN - K Prune Minis­ ter t Imichill pledged to Congress today that ttrilam will do her pari in defending Europe, and ssitl Join m a "resolute and effective" resjmnse 'bould ness <'oinmuniat aggre.s'inn break mil in the Far East. nblrrss In n Joint Semite House session, the Unit'll leader declared "We take our 'land al your stile t'htirrhlll. speaking slnssly from notes, told i iingics' Hu- ItrlHsh are "ser> glad" that you do not dims Hu- rbmese .mil ( uniiniinlsts on Fornuis.i to to- invaded" And be preilteled that in lime China would throw off Commu­ nism its implieiiluin at trust these remarks moved tlntl-b policy In the Far East rlnsri to that of the Ibitleil Stales lint mi lias recogiureil Coin mu mst China sslule Hits country still rriugiiiri-s the N.illiuiall'l govern nii-nl of ( hi.mg Kai shek In oilier tuglilighls. clmrchlll t Slid he hellesev that "by ae - iimnl.iliug deterrents of all kind* against aggression," (he tree na­ tion* and the ssnrld will lie utile in .tsitid nnnlher Woibl War 2 Idmonidteil that tin- United S I , ite- 'tumid not agree to outlaw mg ulnmlr bomb' under present -solid rondiMiill* Tic e,ireful, almve all things, not to let go of llie atoiolc sse.i|Hiu mini you aril sure and more Ilian sure that Ihe means of preserving peace are hi loin area Weilnesilay and I'tnu Hanford's population gooim-d t i I 'llllill, 'he St. I.oiiis llinwoi day ' a nils f-spm riles," be •aid, cunId Th ....... . liamleil tin- \l want to leave truce talks in the ymir hands," lu> sait an csllmalril 16,0(11) in |!if,l, Jai'k v dl mme In M- In train III 11(33," John Krldei ebalmmn <-f tb - lie* a written message declaring hands -a v m Heel and other null Hall, president of the Seminal" .Inst holme Ills caii'im abinlt Ihe S-niiiiiijr ('-unity (Jhnmlo-r of Ihe lied Cross delegates were nut tins leaders Chamber of Commerce, announced \ limitli. Churl lull had .aid Hitt welcome amt added I ’-mmerce li.i.-elmll emomittee, today In rcleaxing th* rlty direc­ l lie Sos lei foreign mini Jet quid most "rffeetlve ib-lerrenl against "We hone that no similar inn (old tba Junior rbamber of Comfigure* TAL1-AIIAS8EK - '.b-Paront tory population survey i Third World W a t " s.ii* Hie "vat eil I he A-soelalcil I’ ress as rc|Hirt ..... will recur in the future" meue Kt It s weekly luncheon in dents com piled by th* R. |« Polk A (Jo., Teacher Association*, a a f e t y mill resoliilioit" of a well .itrned The ( ‘iMtimitnlxl* said Ihrv run mg Hint Men Van Fleet ssas "per internatiniiai force, "rather Hum In Mnt Ydeht f'lob Indny. group* and Ihe Florida Legislature of Rirhmund, Va. The |H»a»!bi|ltles are good, go now sldee It "uimecessarv lo n-eeivn fcrlly sidislied" ssttli war destine Hie awful xeert-l svhlclt ha-. Iiectl should get together on a study of T h - aurvry reveal* lh*t Hantbai we have Han Aldonin ruining i ejiresenlallve* nf the tied i ross " tloo in N im 111 Korea mil the cnli w tested front u.itpa-.c hi ■hway crossing* crnsxlnu for safety of fonl has gained' about 7,00(1 peo­ if Ibr civilian impuUli'io. Roth xiibrnnimltlcr* work log oriir111 b r t i Mils sgriig. and >ve know Hm d Board fmairpcbocil children,’Boa______ ____ ple over irri offbdat federal'renauS "Htipretne d e l . i i it * I Ip q " "lim e arc die <d,ilpnienl . id i U (•RDfiitM DR 1*01if. * Fttiiri Browns an- Mvlug lo move from ntin Alfred McKfllhan said loday. taken In IBM. The 1061 survey ii'Kliisi inulhei vs ir ssoulif he Hie liliMi-l Mnrulv mall ol a eanilllia). Hut hank, I'nllf , oexl year HI* nhservaHon came as Duval figure* show a papulation «f 22,iiiosl ef/retive gq iruntv of s u lory. Vi-.liin A v d e l xed *nlil ( 'toirrbill. hi III ii k oill (Viewing with Joy In the cm Cnunly nnn mist. Inner* and large mn In Ihe greater Hanf»rd area. ' I 111* I .«ll .1 (be -e w I o III - I In- ..ml Jayri’t i f n .bb id Tim Craw groups nf Jncksonvllle wnmrn ree • <t'»otl»>,*« no (••■♦ Kauri The i-nullty’* piipillatlan gained o nidi'>i s n> -ii.dmo. are covet mil a didled bow to- di livi-rril ford, cmou*-'Uliug -in Mi Krldei'., ninmended inclusion of overpasses 6.000 In llie 11)61 survey over th.a* addiess from whal appeared log op " irpiiel, aid. If 'lie Hi owns do nr underpasses nt four busy Jack­ official HIM figure*. The IH5I reMi In- inai*s \ o nlv ami- t'-it was I \ 1i l l I Vision I \ •I dmo w a . i ill com- bin- in 1116.!, with Mini pi-- r*i sonville Intersections fry- use by tlmalr gnvr Hemlnole County HI.is eit I” to-., 11 pot let .iilei'i I Ibll V'eri k i they have now, h children Vino it pet flaps . non Ii to the DUO *x earnpa red to the 'JO.lM'J .1 made m > -> d' i s lew I to t 1 \ m lie wilt pot Haul-id on Ihe map \uni ii oi pei'pli- i In Mo- b’ gls h " I really trunk Ihls problem of official total In 1060. i fl i t I .....lilt' '|L" J iiu Uh* (ll Mi Ki i-li-t reported Moil llo-n- 11 A Ntil liiilnibm.t e l a11*t - Die id'll e ' - i ■ .tit led by overpasses, underpasses and pro 1 "Mtiim Renxonx (or thl* plieiiorulnat i* < ’ 1 1 coil ,ii tm tit ( l.iUss mil v.i hI all oioni l' S t•-1, s i *ii hi .old ra it in-le • n I In i win s in in Molocal lecllng children Is bigger than jusl ti»e were given by Forrest llrerk nisi led Vietminb ii bcU ice tool '•i i v flitilim; M* llu lu-l will k* Soiil- id baseball lob now Mian -I mg llloilsaiiils id Mien ' -mill In lh«* < iiiiiiiritii Jacksonville or Duval County," inriilge ns fallow*: war rl ' 411"i n h L ’ df lift ' blueI firrticM) my Minbe pun telaeoibel l|> i l l - -shi d* also u r n - i i i y o t l to McKclhnn (old them ile.Ult before French anl \ iH im iii t. The reactivation of the Han­ An Important transaction point­ Itum Ilnl no iiml In ( oiiinoiiiwcalth roe-lb M-d Mint If Itn- local -dub bus ese Imsltl ins ill a de-pei de Iml mill w m lc il ft < Mini hi i "Parent • Teacher Association*, ford Auxiliary Air Station, bring ing to eitenalv* improvement of snfclv In * rnlilrd any kind of n t>-iim al -ill,” the ciumtiii-. (or ri-lniiadea-1 group* and the Legislature many new le.xidrnt* la the town lo win (lie war in lodni lone Ihe naature land* for cattle In the lull will make ...... . Mot coming I ,tt«| *.ifi ft* I H-,0* n>irlM*lli p i l l Mo* \ litre of \ioi-rn i official I reiirli CIIMirnaoilei In i nil Chuluota section waa the record­ could well afford In make * study and Hieit. •si.on • if |(i«|r.i | . »* 1 1 .■ !til v lir i l l n% n l 1 1 1 * »l t S osi-i .eiis ia dm ..ml d vsindd adoption of a uniform pol­ Wednesday night 2. Nrwrtmier* from the north ing at the County Clark’s office Inward " F ro m 'hr pt-igti . made -» Hu* i t r c l I M i c Itiffti in* .iiifi t ob-a .1 It an dallon oi lit I all fieo Raoul S a l . ....... in imli i moving here for the climate nr I < Tutsday of two Heeds for the icy." fur, bould have a -mcp.s.f it •hi'llfi ind tin p* pnlnfinfi *»f N»»rl1» uagi-% lo ill p u l -, nl 'lo world Although Ihe Road Board en­ retire transfer of more than 6,000 acres •■4*np." t.e ual-l It In I*- Mr K l lil'i oi chief nf French • moii lout hiHM i, la in ', ' 11 Meal fund if uni F'nt • tui cell ill the id'll i-ss stay is mg .7. Many Hanford and Seminal,of land valued at 1144,000 f{om dorsed Ihe general principle of idmlttc-l the iik hii pi-ddi-nt h i ■ •lei lured tlrtl ( tun i «a III-, i. ige m ii ■ wor d ‘ sai l .lied i i llix o'lir [mini 0. In Mtn-rll'-yu "KlssIST aid" to tin Vielmiuli oi Ollford A. Cochran anl wtfe of overpasses or underpasses at Count >■ (Risen i who were not pmeuie -i| plavci - ("i III" l-ical i v i , in llui of under si andlMg Inurliey, undertaken '-i sock closer North Salem, N. Y.. to the Acorn school crossings, II held nut little rnuute,| in the federal renxil* of I earn, he -lid point mil, however. its "dn or die" efloil ■( 1111fit IIlls-III of ' ondi’lsl-mding and i.cs wiiti Hie lo Ihe Duval delegation that 1960. Sal.'" nulil yimllis ot IS ssdli the *tln,ilmu River Cattle Co. The nroperly Is hopeHenllaa** Mint lie b i i rP c u r d iminv | e l l i . ns Pats Tstai ' nlti-il Stales, ii" Mill to* coilll now known as Acorn Ranch. Illd celt Mow |>1is>- i . amt loan milv Isso weeks of mill' us It nnmg “Over l,l(Hl prople were tint V i Klfifslcy •» . ill .1*1 ill ft! "> *•Ml H y bail returned lom to Hie lender were (anatii ally aM.ukmg to nils Revenue stamps attached to the •gem. counted In one area alone, we roll,. i Uir. i,iti 1ill.IP wii it !• ship be I' s e r c i n l -bo mg the st ar, hh s deeds Indicated the sale of 4,000 "In fa-', tine g'ii»l inanager i, lor tided French posilmos mil « h » Hit-Ill ilnl ;is ih K -.1 it fi-thlf»' * •! found In a xpot survey after Un­ The III dish Pi inn- Minister lias acre* of pasture land In the south­ ■'Oiling Ml re UK' Hatiildny to di , being "lowed down llie sslie.d l» di-maud Hi.M tin* 1' Nt Mile IlH ought official figure* war* relessed," ibal i I-i - i -i lie in a series lure Imnkers and Inn lied sen- de IliilIn x M (in I'm. . '(hern eastern part of the county, valued Mr*. Camilla Bruce, Chamber nf w llllill aw al i l m|»|H(sMU{ fum*’* 111 of I'liiifcrem-cs with President Tru tenses at I ! 10.000 to the company. Cotnmerrn secretary, stated. A*»et» of I In- First Federal Su­ Hill Sal-m Mild hi', snblu-t . is"iitd Kore a from M>f nth v .ti iillul .Mill mail They are (x hay*- one inure The other sale was of 76 acre* Mr. Breckinridge also pointed fur*1ICIl Inn'tJIN meellUij i't glis In-lure * tliirelllll ing* anil l.nnn A**ociatlnn bav gMtn u decisive victory t>-iiring III,- ev .ii'ii .itI h (ti on a lake near Chuluota and In­ tn the tremendous Increase In shown leuves Waslpigliin on SM- oday * ,11 permit Inrrrnxi- in 11.-outright Intervention liy < bine •- from III,- pi'll!lllNtll * cluding two attrartlve residence* Utilities, building permits, and 'flui- West Ii l 1f|N|wtf1•1 lh.1t Vi Cllliri'hl'l t.cg.m bis idiliess hy yesr It w** reported yextei I'nmiuumsl troops for (29,000 as Indicated by the Sheriff P, A. Mero wa* elected telephones in the ares from 11140 1**1 day afternoon at an annual m If the ( lilliese Hells Invade In .tim- ky's n-p, •tr 1 0*ff0»l *. tn Iwi ti r living Ih M it) III i - onfeieiice . hero kite stamp*. ! vice-president of the Florida tn 1061. N E W 'M IL K A N N P Cuilns the It N till - t \ I'fti- In ttir Li I U were aimed o Ih.M we can do larger properly, nnre the Sheriff's Aaiorlatlon at tta two "The rli-rtrlc meter Increase I* ganisatlon inerting. The s-nrti in spubl, n p-dilleal imknnwn wlm ran i ontimied. Mien llie ipie lion of .ml , s. 1 If.ill. 1 hlr.tk lip mir lo* I l<ii Ihe I . til moil eaiiHt* " ng land of 8, F. Long, I* day mid-winter ronvrnllop end­ almost directly proportional to Ihn itemed front $t,HDI,4U6 at tin -villi llu bucking nl I niv Karl by America anil nlliri United Na on a pnllMialat i1‘,(mmm |i•!111 "tart of the year, to |2,imMiHH lie sod I base mil conn- here Moil. Il""p> to tieip die I icni ti tIII- 1aiks stikPrt tn 10,M taxe« and to nn ing Wednesday at Daytona iopulntum gain In Hanford a* dobong, a I Appeals Judge llnlieit Thii- Soviet pi.in -li'Hii r10' 111.1f111* lo ash sou For money All officers .and dh I'l'lltl ft \Y**f»* wus one lo lie ilc< idcil hv llie nil, ,gax ahd mineral lease dated Bench. er mined by the Polk survey," be ri'-rlrrteil, Kontiiin. hi liiilppeiulenl, will rqli-r ■Iml Hie I N tx uel iiu-inliei tup Inidiidiitg llnwiinl Fa Ilnl gnu kit he -.ml Hi .M Hi Main Apr, 16. 10H. from Mr. Iain Announcement of the tltfth said. The flgurr* show 2,002 villa, nrt-aliUnt; (ienrgi- Toubv. a rttnnff clrrllnu fur gnvernnr nf Allied govertmintits li ving to lem m tin- Not Hi Ml.mile Pact a* nt niiisi liise \mi-rii-.m help if it is the ( ............ title m Sonllieii.t {(wife to the Magnolia Petro annual convention of the as­ meter* were Fn operation In 1040 exeriitlvs vlce-prrildent; K. <’ lamlslnn- Felt. Ill coiisislcnl svilti im-mliership lit Hie lo ini-.-: llu- defen*e prndn linn Aula sociation June It) and II at the while 6,700 ware in use In 1051. Spall! mil Kemion (luldlslnnerd N and i itl. fur a new Rig goal- ll has set "W e are fighting, and will sun l — Arorn River Cattle Co., la Mayfair Inn, appear* on two Comparable Increase* ere noted Uni per, first vlcc-pinhlrnt; S seven other camlldnlr* tn Tites F. Duudney, xerond v Ire- pros iil-rt t ; ” H is lor you to judge," to- said, lllix ssar agninsl llu- Vudmlnh s-.illi Five pence p.o t reported lo he starting aatartsIv* pages Maas or T h t Florida .Sheriff. In wain meters, telephone*, and Mta.‘ II, ft, Chapman, xerrelary- dny’i Democratir primary ft ittitlniteU I t n I' n i p oiir own troop*." lien Satan de rltnta plantings, the flrat of 1M1, Hi* annual publication or building permlte. If. K Iti-n. ||uli* Buggs nl New tn-axurer and A. Edwin Bhlnh-d elared lie declined, however l" Which will be about 10 acre*. the association, 1010 1031 ser, attornev, Mrlean*. *lm Imd Ihe supiairl nf predict svhen victory migld toOne of the largest hard* of'An­ , Thl* Includes picture* of Bher- Water Metera M i l 0,240 Hanford F. Dmidney mid K. C. C S. Sen Rii**ell lamg, wu* lliiril nchlrvrd n a rattle In the rounty la owned ff Mam, one of which shows Telephone* 1,480 4,100 Harper loday he ennreded "It is imiMis wore re-elected a* -lit* Hulun, rigid han't man to the l.di hr the companv, and modern me* him "deputlilng Building permits rose from Mr*. Peggy slide (or mo In overcome llie |.-nd t tod* of rattle railing will tm Hrael. who won third plaea In (1,100,000 In llMO to (2„180,M4 In tor*. The other director* an- Mi of Judge Kennon " Men .Icon de Latin- de '(assignsllu- Snlvall'io Army is in need Favllle, Mr. HhllihoNer, Mr. in Indochina. Iniil a news confer nf dunnlloiis uf i lutliing. Iiirliuliug a acted under the attpenrlelon of •ho "Mrs. America” beauty con- 1061. Postal permits were valm-d \|e't of the lut'd Civil Alt 1'nItetiirn-- from 17(11 nf the slide's Tnuhy, J. IL Van Hoy anil II. • MOTt Lamonle, Chuluota, the teat at Atlantia City. at (11.011 In 1040 while In 1061 Janie* (lot. 2112 prei met* In Tttoxdny'* Demo cure that llie Vlctminh I- "umli-i (oafs, IroiiM-is, shirts am] alines, Mul lot11- been highly •nmmcndr'i Ttaeh manager and a partner, toorders id a supreme echelnn ot m order to supply needy persons. by Alt Fun e ufili'ei t for their "M il* America of HIM." Mlaa the value waa placed at (S74JWI). (iroxa Income showed a 30 per- , r*H* Primary ahoweil ( ’nrmiiimlkt ruuimnnil hi Hie Fat I .lent Nora Hawkins staled Indus i-rfieiein-y ill pian-tiia'd >en anil 1 (ther with the Cochrans in the Yolanda Betbpse, la pictured "Thr*e utility and telephone rent Inefrase, rlulng from I7(t,76l Spahl 131,410 1 wjfteaa. F.asl " These articles may be left at the nil ii*dftlU opri atioli**. 11; runner* carrying atalka of celery during statistic* are used In every rlty .to (110,020. Reserve* had a 41 Krnnnn 131,781 ■Mr, Lamnnte, whn Uvea on the her via It here wWeh Included 0 in the nation to .determine ami Hp said aid for the Vietminb beaili|uurlers on Seeund Street m 1ion H Mb Mm HA lie \P ptngram, percent Increase, rising from (02, J17,722 company properly, haidiad many trip to the celery fields. Another confirm population growth," Mr, Itmt ring in from Chtim liichides ,,ersims desiring to make dona Fri'bi)- . Hnfotditv iip \ Stinday nf 00(i to (110,013. III At W,'<‘k, C.-ipt II, vi.i K'-mlcy, years of eieprlence in eattla rata* beauty portrait fa that of Donna Brackinrldgo painted out. mortar*, artillery. It.i/'xika*. gre tlatris may telephone 350 V. A. HPF.EH III JUT The associations' s a v i n g s n r *(0(11tintrider of tin- r \ P Hipiadlag. The eon of Rpbert P, La- Lou Harper, who ' at 17* waa mule*, high expln*|ves, radiu and '.'Inlower floor of llie Imililmg. A. -Speer, 6IH .Park.. Avenue, founts paid (66,420 In illvidond* In .. . monte, President Hooyer’a'secre­ Sanford Jayre** representative BUM ineliiditig Mu- class roniti and hall ion in If, ;lnted t(ifIlly 11*01 at a rate of .1 norcont In- suffered n broken font when hi Iclrplimio niuipiitriil Fifii ‘I'D 1«He«I Ill' ll tary of commerce, Mr. Lamonto In a contest at Jthe 1060 Htate The Sanford Lodge of Elk* will tprest, It waa reported. in- biding and Hu- iiffiit- is now- being paint felt nt noon front a Imiiler nt tit* i . , , V ~ . '■mieln from ih,- K,pi, lion, partlrlfor many year* the preaidant Javcea meat In Miami, celebrate Florida tfate Elks Assoml Mllier Improvcntirnl. will lie tmme, lie wu* given cmixgeii-y -1-11 ( , I U l ) r O T l I o y H nf the American Hereford Breed­ pull’ll in Mp- uilsxioo - which urn on Night tonight with a turkey oiatle inter in Hie upstairs living Other vfawa Include the Weklv* PATROLMAN SH IFTED ers Association, and a member of Rlvari, awd an aerial picture of supper at 6:30 P, M., and a meet­ quarters, especially In the front desigm-,l to promote iffii-icm-y in INVERNESS (ft — A stotn high ri'gtlbl of director*. icurin' work. the Municipal living room where the plaster lias l*r ahd watsr- ing at 0:00 o’clock at Which AI Coe. way patrolman, who a county com- taken l<t n hone aperlnlinl In ——• ('apt iti-mli-v setv il jii ground Cochran has been noted front. fallen tine fo moist lire seepage fill la profuaely vice president of the Association, mission resolution charged "had Hilundu. A t-H Club fur buys i* nn-v safely ork State aa a leading illustrated, Including many ufficei in tin- lesl •. John will be an honored guest. Leo But- violently cursed and nbttsed one --------— ------------------------lielng formed *t Lymnn Heliunl, lowing a .storm _ j g | of peytmm ItaeeH, f " . ■ecretary of tho lodge, an­ nr more parsons In a public place Efforts nre being made liy the i Ande* wux usexitaiM ■omiiiarider HOPE HONK Longwootl, 'County Agent ('. It. nf the •ath'U |mi i Kii*ii0iitiiikT- L o ' mI outstanding vacation a.poU. A nounced today,.. Salvation Army to secure storage S E A T T L E IjT4— With hope all hul Daw*on announced this morning while on duty," will be transferred. r partner |a ' - S i space in the Thorp Building for pilot* urul ohxei v n * in llie ml*« fc.Mkwfi* Mero gone, the Coast Ouird today re­ John Kennedy of latngwootl tin i Col. H. N. Ktrkman, head of Ihe -ion* were Henry M- f.iinliii, W hI* who eiw*. owi m Atw fio* patrol, said Patrolman B. D. Sam­ duced. It* search for Iho freighter been appointed elub leader under placement of dime board* and nth empirical data about Ut BarnInot* N l A M I ^ ^ ^ iW W. Wllaofl, uel* would be assigned to another Pennsylvania and Ihe missing crew the direction of Mr. Hnw*nn. Tlx- er Item* Hial now lake up Hto 1ler HI i-'-lr, Kiltiy F •<■, Jr., ami Lieut. Cot. Forreiit Irckinridgii. 4T ye*r old trttfiman who loet part area. to a one cutter basis. latter announced plan* for tin much space In ihe main ball ftlun Minn 250 uirn pin tiripHled . Bench fry " of W* left-fodl and wffered other Aerial search was halted new organisation al a meeting of in llu- 1'rngiMtn iiud JO airplane* injuries In a train • truck accident VIOLIN FOUND Wrdnttday night for the 43 nr 40 the Parent Teacher* Axxorinlinii aura thin iwo years ago, was SANTA MONICA. Calif i.P -A W(»n* tiHf'd In llie icm nr misxion*. rrewmen who now have been un­ at tho school last night. At? **4*04.**(Ml*** J - awirdad (300,004 Wrtjesdsjr night Strarllvarlu* violin valued af t.V),. heard from for nearly eight diya. W. W. Brown, atntn hoy* cirri, jdr a Dsde County Circuit Court leader from Oaineavllle, told par- 000 was found on llie beach Mm KEY WEST WATER cuts and teacher* of the value of Wednesday b'*s than 24 hour* after Made IiiWa ter Um damages was Asheville RITA U t il It waa swepl from a musician's WARHINOTON <*— Secretary of 4-H club work to hoy*. "All American'' East Coart Railroad. Boston the Ngvy Kimball said today ha Mr. Dawson stated that 12 ell* grasp and rarrird mil In sea hy 1:17 - 4:03 - 0:47 Chicago 0:32 will. aak Congrasa for (403,000 to ru* grove owq*ra are attending a flood waters. U f. i MOV I ELAN D 'Miami, Cleveland A beach stroller found Iho case. enlarge the water system suntlng nine week* rour-m in dim * grow­ iwoar of the Lot a "Hugnrfoot" 7 West, Ma. ing which la being conducted at The Instrument Inside wa* waterfTha Jury New 0:30 - 0:67 Intrrmbxion 0:10 sag. Bmatbers (D.-Fla.) said the tha Orlando-amt Tavarea high snaked. 1 40 midit ___ Naw Yo Feature 0:66 presoal, system le Inadequate'and school*. Tha instructors Include Violinist Sascha Jacobson, who dim­ Washli____ at timga tha pressure Is so low that Pred Lawrence of Gainesville, lost the Instrument when he was PR A III IE L A K E w u the Isrgert Jacksonville "Two Hour Cartoon Carnival" watgg does not reach the second citrus specialist, and other re­ knocked off his feet by a flash « f :« * verdict — * Miami ■tear of build; lings In the Island search worker* In citrus from flood Tuesday night, said he hoped Starting at 0:30 P. M. 111^! Ti Uamcim *' Ihe "Strad" could be repaired. city. throughout th* state. Chuluota Cattle Land I Sold To Lamonte I n te r e s t Now Kffort IU‘t?un My ViWminh Muds 10 D rleal rru n ch ,......* < ........\.,o ..-. Firnt Federal A H InercaHe HI IVreent Mcro Is Elected Vice President Of S h eriff Group Spitht Forces Ahead In Louisiana Count f l Clolhiiur Is N(M.*ck‘ci (’AI* ( ’oinmi'iulcd By Salvation Army Tor Rescue Wfirk S S ;1Formed In lainirsvooil JC B SBC u a r s huMJ ■U P w -ti Tho Weather Movie Time Table tfV 'd. >: M f-M" v.'cVW. „..U tt.42 � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/130a2fcd15854a92d661e71fc5b6f837.pdf 428af9bd9cc69ec4fbf939a1c88760f5 PDF Text Text Korean Losses Car Runs Out Of Gas As Husband For All Allies Rushes Newborn Quads To Hospital Reach 414,646 MURFREESBORO, Ark. tfv-Thc AUto roared to a stop at the service Ltation. Tires screeched, lilt* of gravel showered through Ihe air. The driver jumped from the car. (In tried unsuccessfully to get his kev to lit the lock on tin- car's -Clifton Alitia, owner uf the »to tlon, not Iced Die man’s plight ami nffeieit u hand Alllta got the gas cap off Tin- driver then ran to the front of Ihe ear and began filling Ihe radiator. Altha then heard s bsby cry. A woman passenger In Ihe rur hehl up u blanket. She hud two bailies lu her lap "Oh, twins," said Allha and went on filling Ihe gas tank, lie was the father of twins himself. Another woman In the ear told Althu to look in tha hack seat, ’ltd'll’ were two mure Infanta. An­ other woman hail Ihem wrapped ill u blanket That was ulmiil 8 pin. (CRT) Monday, a lew minutes after 38year old Mrs lluggal Ponder hud given his th In quadruplets at a stunii farm house near here Her husband. la-onaid, 41, was taking Ihe infants to u hospital al Nashville, about 20 miles south west of here. Ills ear needed gas to make the trip I lint's when lie roared lutn Allhn's M-rvire slnllon All ha -aid Ihnl when lie saw the four babies he got as esclted us iha father Abonl that lime Ponder ran bark fmiii the limit of the ear, liimpe-l miller the wheel and yelled "ifuw mm h do I owe you?" "Not a penny," said Allha 1 he e.M'licd Ponder drove off to ward Nashville He made Ihe Irip in good shape The bullies, three liny* and a girl, were plated In Inrubatur*. The infants Ihe parents haven't named them vet—are In u private room at the hospital. Rules pro iiihll Infants horn outside the tins pilnl from being quartered with Ihose In Ihe nursery. The room I* cliiM-d In Hu- piddle llo*pd.il attendants said Ihe nuails were m good sliupe and pre­ dicted they would survive Each baby weighed ulmnt 3'v pounds The Ponders have lieen married 21 years They have eight other riilldren, all limn sepurutely Their ages range friitu 2 to 18 Seven of Ihe children live with their parent* In a shabby. 4 room farm house The eighth. George, 18, Is In Cali­ fornia Ponder turrcnlly is unemployed He said h<- was too excited to look for a job for awhile. Offers of help from well wisher* throughout the nation have |s>urrd Into the Ponder home. A campaign In remodel Ihe family house hux Marled id Murfr##abbrn Mer­ chant* here mill at Nashville have (dboid In help Ihe family wlllt crih* and mtier nursery supplies kraal and milk coneeriei have of­ fered their priMluet* flee to the quail-i. Itm'iiilH Arc Needed By NfKlioiml Guard ST AIIGDHTINe ’ 3* Five liuiidred reel nils ure Itelng i.nughl by Hie Florida National Guard hy Fi-b. 13 III n drive stalled here Tuesday The Guard’s enlisled strength In Florida is only 4M per cent of Dial Tnlilon, (’littlrn C'limil-OMirttwvrn Cltriduo IMileHi* .Mein I Tiif IiiIhIioiI Furniliire Hull-A wny Heiln Anil All Typeo Floor (!ovorliiK« - - - (inml TorniH - • • Truman Budget U 'H l I a s r S t ‘r » M P u r Use) two to three trillion dollars In rev enue, nmounling to half nr inure of the new request They are ex ported to got a heller hearlne than requests for higher lueuine, husl ness ur excise rales Rut Mr. Truniuii. telling Cungrvss he rxpecl.x an eight hilllon dollar deficit this flseul year, end log June 30. und a "dangerously lurge deficit" of about 15 billion dullars In the following year, asked for both revenue-raising upproach es In mlniniire the red Ink. “ I urgently recommend that the Congress, us a minimum, provide additional revenues In the amount try which Iasi yeor's legislation fell shorl of my reeounueniialions." he said. "This ran Im> achieved by elim lusting loophole* and special prlv lieges, and hy some rale In creases." Once the |>euk of military spend lug is nasi—possibly III fiscal IBM —Ihe federal revenues thus bol stered would cover all federal costs, the President said, uddlng: "II is Important that we return as qulckiy as possible during Hie the budget message, due next' Moll day. or In a special tax message later lie was abundantly definite un another point, however lie doesn't want Congress to avoid a lux In crease hy slashing Ihe spending program Mr. Truman put it this way. "A balanced hudgel. achieved the easy way hy sacrificing the defense progruin and putting Un­ balance of world power In Ihe hands uf the Kremlin, would lie false economy." The President did not forecast inflation, as he had u year ago There Is "no certainly ul all" In forecasts of consumer spending he suid. If families avoid spending und continue saving ul Hie high rale of last yeur, price pressures may remain moderate On lh« other hand, personal In­ comes and money supply will rise us red ink defense spending soars, and Ihe savings ucnimuluird will add wallop tu the Inflationary forces If another buying spree he gins. "This Is a precarious xituullou." Mr. Truman summed up "It Is essential that maintain und perfect th# uullclcs which will ef ici-lively curb such un Influllonury outburst." The President's Council uf Ecu IMitiilc Advisers, headed hy U miii Keyserling, In u 187 page eeonomlc review sent lu Congress along with Mr Truinun's message, foresawonly a "mudcrule" increase ol in flutlonury pressures Ihl* yeur. us sinning no relaxation of controls Mr. Truman's 12 poinl program called oil Congress lu: 1 Renew In full furri- Ihe lie fensu Production Act for two veurx. i-lliiilniiliiiH "weakening" amend incuts uml .xticugHiciilng cotilmis 2 Cnullnue foreign aid lioili military and economic- ami drop new curb* on certain IuiimiiI* sueii u* cheese und fuls uuii oils 3 Provide foods for a new ugcncy created lo rhunncl defense contracts tu small plauls. 4 Approve power protects like Ihe 8t. Lawrence Seaway plan 3 Provide needed housing in de feuse urea*. 0. Revise Ihe Taft Hartley l.ulmr llelutliins Law 7 Revise farm price support laws hy re|Miallng "sliding scale" provisions, writing a "workable" support program for perishable fiNNis and miking other changes 8 Provide at least etuuigh uiltll tlonal revenue* lo rearlt Inst year's proposed goals. U. Limit hank lending and curb commodity sperulaliou. 10 Exleml old age Insurance and unemployment compcuxuliun 11 Approve federul old lu edueu tlon. 12. Aulhuriie federal aid for medical edueallun and slreuglhen public health service*. PARIS r ''asiialllc: of United Nations mol llepuhlie uf Korea forces In the Koreuo War have reached u total of tl4.r>4G, an As sM’laled Press survey showed here today Delegations ami governments were sources for the figures The most recent D. S. totals Issued last week showed U. S. cas­ ualties mounted to Pri.hHI up to the first week m January These in eluded I.V'.I.'iU kdleil. 73.374 wounded und 12.700 missing or prisoners Totals fm tlo- armies, navies and air forces id 13 other II N mem­ ber nations were al least H.fiOH, representing l.iilH killed, 3,328 wounded und 1,322 missing anil raptured 'the list lacks Ethiopia, which ha* never mini.... . any figures on Its losses A responsible in­ fill maul said Dial Ihe Ethiopian battalion suffered fairly heuvy hisses Figures on Ihe Gieek and Turkish losses were al least nil days old The llcpuliilc of f South I Korea, which is not a C N member, repoi led lh.il its los.si-s to Dee 22 wen- 2P I'M dead. 1(11,0(17 wounded hM2il on prisoner ol war list*, ami 103.072 mi-sing 'Mils total of 301.Mil does uni ill! hide civilian ra-uulllf*. Here ale Hie latest semi official icport-i ftmo Hie others, most of them op to Hu- cod ol last year Australia M I'M dead. 017 wound rd. II ods-.ing, total 001 ll'-igiuni Luxembourg — 32 ilriil. 123 wnuuded, oil) raptured, 201 missing, total 2838 Canada 127 dead 311 wounded line prisoner ol war. four missing, total 040 Colombia .30 dead. 132 wounded total 182 Fi.mee 133 dead. 7U0 wounded, Klwants Meeting (('• • iiM ts rn>«* r*a* o » i Inroine taxes, a person must now rvn-lvo $1 1,203 unnually. g noting- from « hualnes* sur­ vey, he declared that there are. now piled up In warehouses and on shelves over 70 billion dollars of unsold goods for which the market is fast dwindling, due to the prices, Because they are unuwun- of this, niuny firms ure continuing to turn out more of the stunt- type of goods in large nuiilltitv. These firms ere >lne for u rude uwnkenlng, he added. President Htlncclpher announced pluns for Kiwiiolans to atteml the Chain of Missions program ut McKinley Hall. Guests went Gordon Frederick, James Meyers ami Al Gaetle. WASHINGTON i* The first bill passed by the House this year, un 832 million dnllur servicemen's pay raise meuiure, was before the Senate Armed Services Committee today, with an apparently clear road ahead It would give every member of Ihe armed services, from Ihe low­ est private to the highest generals unit admirals, a flat lu per cent ccit of living LuOit in present pay uml allowances. II would apply also In retired irersonnel. The raises will range from $7 50 monthly (or u buck private to more Ilian IHX) for tnp«"hr#sa." The House vote was 2CJ to 8*1. Chairman llussell iD.-Ga.) of the Senate Armed Services Cornmitlee promised early urtinn on the hill Snowbound Train HOTAKY MEETING The Imuril of directors of the Rotary Club will meet at llie home of James I. logley on Friday night ul 8:00 o'cloek instead of on Thurs­ day night as originally planned on arcounl of Ihe Chamber of Com­ merce meeting which will ho held on Thursduy, Jack llatigan, preilIrnt, announced today. Orange IJIoxxiuu Trail from Grand Ave. In Holden Ave., In Orlando. Sen Rodgers said the highway narrows from four to three lanes Ihere. MeKetliau said lour lanes were needed all the wuy south to KIs slmmee "You have u problem all Ihe way In Tampa," McKelhau said "It's one of the stale’s most ter rifle bottlenecks That's one of the reasons it has been suggested to pul a leg of the proposed east roast toll turnpike across to Tam pa—lierauM- of Hie need of a four lam- highway and no looney to Imild It " Tinning directly tu Sen. Rodgers, Hu- loud Imuril chairman said: "I waul to say to you and lu other legislators if you don't look 1 lo iincoiivriiHonal means of finunc lug roads like lolls you're going lo he saddled with the laxk of finding oilier source* of revenue If you put mure lax on gasoline, III caplin cil hull missing, lulal the way people will flup their 807 laws will lie something that will Mi ilead, 220 wounded make Ihe piesent seem like nolli G re e c e total 312 lug " Netherlmiil ed. one cu| NO COOHTESY total 343 WASHINGTON - Sen May New /eali hank ll) SC ) suid today President wounded, on Truman "should have shown u* Philippine* the eourtesy" of advance nulice ed. "Me eapti before naming Harry A. McDonald 285 to head Ihe Reconstruction Finance Turkey Cnrp. (RFC) ed. 282 missing, total I.IHO Mayhank's Semite Dunking Cum Sindh Africa Seven (lead, six wounded, four captured. 18 missing miller I* faced with Ihe decision of whether In recommend the nom­ lulal 35 Tluiilund 40 dead. 304 wounded ination for Senate confirmation McDonald, u Republican. I* chair four missing, total 318 llrduln 121 dead, 1.317 wound­ man uf the Kecurllles und Ex ed. IHI1 ruptured. 201 missing, total change Commission, which Is un der House investigation 2,838 I'l II.IO HEMEARCH NEW VMIIK I,VI — The Nultiinnl Foiiudntioii for InlaiHlIe Paralysis bus awarded a loin I of $1,775,31)3 lo 21 incdlfttl and research Instl tidioiis for lurlher anti polio work llriMil n'Couiior. (ouiidalion |iresl dent, said Tin -.day Hull Hu- fond* would bring lo abonl 2(1 milium dnlllil* Ihe iiliinuill piovliled liv Ihe March ul IHllli's since HM8 lo study Hie disease and lo train professional |h-i -omu l IRANIAN DEMAND TEHRAN. Iran <* - Rrilain re Jelled today un Iranian ileimmil In close all nine British consulate* In Hie country. The liunian* muilc the demand Saturday in a note accusing Britain of "interference of British govern­ ment officials in Ihe ihuneslie .if fair* of Iran " Premier Mohainmed Mossadegh saiil on Similny the closure order would stand as long as tie heads the government. with l t d I II U. during an arnil Chinese Accused •tic#. Th# Communist* denied two InOf Not Protecting ternatlonil Ked Cross representa­ tive* permission to enter North Dr. Otto Uhner, chief Far Prisoners Of War Korea. East delegate of the International j i l Korean Negotiators Remain Deadlocked On POW Question lly Ol.FN ( I E ME NTH MUNSAN, Korea (At - The Unit­ ed Nations Command charged today (hat Communist* In Korea "violate every provision" of the Geneva Convention protecting pris­ oner of war esmps from Ihe haaards of war. The charge came from head­ quarters In 'okyu in comment on a Red report that U. N. plane* bombed a POW camp at Kangdong Monday night. The statement saiu Hie question would be raised with Ihe Communist.* "at the earliest opportunity." There ws* no hint It was brought up during today's (nice talk* at Panmunjoin. Negotiators still ire deadlocked on now to exchange Mrs. James Burgner died sud­ denly at her home. "800 Magno­ lia Avenue at 0:45 I*. M- yester­ day. She had been a resident uf Sanford for 10 months, coming here from Groenevllle, Tenn. where she was born. Bealdes the husl>niid she is sur­ vived by her father, Jim Crum uf Greenville: five sisters nail five brothers. The ho.lv -..as sent -today to Greeneville for funeral and Interment. Northwest Korea. The U. 8 . Fifth Air Force said the first fight involved 3d Sabre* and 80 MIG*. Later. 22 F 8fla bat­ tled the same flight of Communist £ plane*. One MIG war damaged In ouch bailie. Infantrymen huddled in their fox bole* a* subfreering weather envered Ihe 143-mlle battle fluid. Ac tlon ws* confined In u few .small raiding operation* by the Allies anil probes by the Reds Ry GEORGE A. MrARTHUK Thu two air battles over Sinauju SEOUL, Korea tat - Outnumber marked the second consecutive day of Jet i-uinbat after a three day Ranforixed woven Dress gootls, a large assortment Fust color Dress Prints A large assortment lo elinose from Fast color solid color Percales Scarf n LA DIFS’ SWEATERS Pure NyIon, pretly roluri, regular 1.1)8 value* Bras Misses, iiatlu and cotton 59c Ludics’ Panties Ladies' Slips •you rri'pi*, Iriinmni lace 1.00 Rayon Tricot Children*!* I'antics 5 pr. 87c Cotton Rib* 5 pr. 1.00 IIIOUHCH 1.miles’ Rayon arl slr*vv», p*a color# Nyluuixed Cotton politic* I 39c pr. [ Rayon panties 25c pr. D tchhch TlllIKHItAY, JAN. 17. 7:10 P. M. II. C. Hehl.gelmllrh ultra modern G-roum llanrh Type Horn* (furnished) 1115 Vulusl* Ave., I>. H. 82 Inside ell) limit* of ll* ylona liearh; large romer; beautiful grounds) s home fur those who appreciate th# best; quirk possession. Rayon Prlnta 1.59 FRIDAY, JAN. IN, 1:30 P. $1., modern home V. H. 441 of Fail II. Grey I ml. N. of Leesburg: motor court-home sites; 2ft A. citrus land; 3 airplane hangera; apis.; airplane field; ran buy separate Harts or as wholr. Boys' Sport Shirts SATURDAY. JAN. It), 1:30 P. M„ C. II. Davis 2-aturr home-Apts, (furnished) .Main and llupkina Hll., Titusville; good Income, building lids; motor rourt site 11. H. L Children's Rayon Panty And.Slip Sets------1.69 Boys' Shorts Cotton Prlnta Special 1.59 MONDAY. JAN. 21. 7:30 P. M„ Frank Kuhlk Hwanao River Hotel Apnrlmenla-Tea Room, 473 H. Drang# Ave. In th* heart uf Orlamlm well furnished) valuable lurume properly; hlk. Lake l.urernei 3 hlk*. buxine** district; Its unusual, different, worth­ while, III health nerealllalea sale. Rayon Print, abort ileevaa TUESDAY, JAN, II. 7:30 P. M„ J. U. Haaper “(Haas Foun­ tain” Kealnuranl, llwys, 17-11, Intersection llwy. 438, half-way between Orlando and Hanford; maaonry construct loo; fln#at In, *quipment gnd furnishing*; esrellent hualneaa) quick pow alon. Money-maker i near dug track, drlve-ln th#atr#. Boys' Slacks Athletic Shirts 3 for 1.00 Cotton m«t«ri«U, gaaorted atyl#g and color# WEDNKHD.YY. JAN. II, 1:30 P. M. Floyd llronaoa, S alary 4 rental unit* (furnished) | cor. Bay and Lah# Hi*., Kla#lmma«, good Inrum# prop#rty| deelrahle location. All aaku held uu premise* regard)### #f price « at aalei open for ItupMtlen day of aak. Writ# for d«acripli«e folder a. Committee of the Red Cross, had flown to Panmunjom with Albert de Cocatrlx seeking permission. North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho, Communist delegate on the prisoner subcommittee. Ignored (lie IMru Swiss. A UllUul offil'vl gave them the same reply the Ked* have made to prevlcus requesta to let Hed Cross representa­ tives visit HOW camps: ''N o." The Reds revised the rasualty figure from Monday night*# re­ ported bombing of Kangdong to 20 captured U. N. troops killed, 13 seriously Injured and 40 slightly hurt. The original report was more than 10 killed and 00 Injured. The Reds have said they held 1,391 South Koreans und one American at Kangdong. Mr«. James Bnrgner Dies Suddenly Piece Goods Corsage Flowers WKDNEHHAV, J\N. lit. 1:30 P. M„ Fred Malrnmh modern home (furulshrd) P. 8 . liars. 17-82-411, 6 ml. H. rlly IIin11m Orlando; every ronvenlenre. WKDNKHDAY. JAN. IS, 7:30 H. M., Thomaa M. Hoala new 8-roum, hath, regldrnx# (furnished) In L*#aburg on W. Houth HL. 1$ nil. Weal of Mth Ml.) lot ISO ft. a 4M ft. In d#pth eg. tending Into beautiful 81 acre lake on wkkk la good 14 ft. boat tkal '- ''l that guru »l«k with properly, i VALUES 7-ALCTICNS-7 HimiwiKni, w.. aulharlxed, ic^uriuii teporlud maj. Maj. murx Mark W Lance, adjutant general. Fumla are available In support 00 |K>r cent, Lance ■aD|. The Guard has 80 per rent of lla rominiaalonetl officer slrenglh. prisoners ami what will bo done fit Pny ftnhtc BUI Goes To Senate Group AthUtla Bhorta Polo Shirts Special 27c ea. Dungarees Cannon Towels Soft und fluffy, alt# 10 x 40 Special 89c ea. Wash Cloths MS BAST SECOND NATIONAL REALTY A AUCTION COMPANY Spatial Valu# l«l| Metcalf Bldg. — ORLANDO — Pfc 17711. "Rutctitful Balling Sine# l| j| M W# nr# now booking February und March Auction*. 10 for 1.00 CK FRONT END AUGNM ENT 7 �* i L,,J > 4 T^*1, * T1IF, WEATHER * tr t o u D o ir r f Rattlre jtmt Sasftrd Herald, City D H w n r, by ItM P.M., please ca l YELLOW CABS HU 3 fy * W a n te d v Cleat in partly cloudy and continned mild through Friday Soma fog mirth and central portion* Friday nun mo?. 2 f* r a U i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER /jiM e ta te d P r«M U m red W irt V O LU M E X X X X I I I SANFORD. FLOHIDA. Capt. Carlsen Gets Hero’s W elcome In Broadway Parade Thousands Roar Tri­ bute T o The Modest Skipper Who Stuck With E n t e r p r i s e NEW YORK i*-C apl. Ilcnrik Kurt Carlsen rode uw Broadway today amid waves of rheers for hi* Mout murage. Over and over, came the about: "Well done." II waa New York Clly'a rouslnit salute lo a man whose daunllcsa lave of his ship had made him a hero to the world. Clouda of confetti and streamers of ticker-tape snowed from sky­ scraper windnwi ai Carlsen began his journey up (he big clly'a tradi­ tional "Canyon of Heroes." • Thousands roared their tribute lo the modest, little skipper, who for 15 days defied the storms of the Atlantic In a vain battle to bring his listing and cracked ship, the Flying Enterprise, lo shore. Passengers and crew had aban­ doned her and only a British sail­ or from a rescue tug had shared the ship's final days with him He lost his ship, but won a high place In the annals of seafaring men. And today, he rode up the pall* where other champions nail passed —Filer Charles A. Lindbergh, pin Ocn, Douglas MacArthur, Expli Rl klack er Richard E. Byrd. "BlackInck" HU Tershl Pershing, (Jen. Dwight D Eiscn hower "I am really completely over whelmed," Ihe captain said cm harassed!/. "I am completely amozrd I couldn't strep Inst night. I reside now how much trouble I stirred up." In anolher car. rode his wife. Agnes, tears In her eyes, "It scums unreal," (’ arisen said "It doesn't seem like I quite fit into it. You know, I've never seen one of Ihesc things before except in movies," The 9T-vcar old raptaln, of Woodbridge, N. J., arrived here before dpwn today hy plane from London. The mndest skipper, who for 11 day* stick hy hta foundering ship and grl tUy treated a new sage of (he *AV, «m a whirlwind It mlj-. feeep'.Inn as he stepped nff.ttw ill brought him tn Idlewlld PRIZE WINNERS McKethan Urges Parent Study Of Road Crossings Churchill Promises Britain Will Assist In Defending Europe Communists Say Vishinsky Says Bomb Is Dropped Gen. Van Fleet Is “ Cannibal” In Neutral Zone Duval Asks Overpass­ es At Four Jacksonv i 11c Intersections TALLAHASSEE t/P) — A .Seminole County delegation Ihat Included legislators, County and City officials, has requeued Ihe Stale Road Board to use Ih* funds to Ihe County’s credit In the necondary road program for arqu 1*11Inn of right-of-way, and apply unused balance* a* des­ ignated taler. Seminole^ County's request* were heard Wednesday as the Stale Hoad Hoard con­ tinued hearing* on proposed county road programs prior to adnptlng ils budget for Ihe new year. A financial statement enter­ ing ihe secondary road program list* *n anticipated credit of I9M.OOO for Seminole County Ihl* year Ihe money accrues from Ihe orrenth rent of the Slat* gasoline tax Ihe constitutional surplus gas tax and some fedrr*f aid accompanying the .Semi­ nole request was one from Ihe town of Altamonte Springs re­ questing the extension of Ihe south lane of Highway 430. Seminole County was repre­ sented at the hearing by Hepresenlallte* M. It. Smith and V. A. Williams, Jr., J. K. McClel­ land, O. E. Fnraker, It. O. Dodd and W. (j. Kllbee, county com. mlsulnnrrs, State Senator Lloyd F, Iloyle, who Is also county attorney, W. II. Stemper. mayor of Hanford, Itatidall Chase, Hit commissioner and V. A. Will­ iams, Hr., of Hanford. N o, 10ft KatnMiithed IlMiH THURSDAY IAN. 17. IMS , O b je c t s Allies Also Rapped Rci l .Cilflcl' , ___ , , r i _ ..a T o General's Hand On Red Cross Entry r -s 1L u In A ,i m .l M, I L, C. ' lilI KS Into Peaceful Aren U. S. Formosan Policy Is Upheld As Brit­ ish Move Closer To U. S. In Far East WASIHNM I HN - K Prune Minis­ ter t Imichill pledged to Congress today that ttrilam will do her pari in defending Europe, and ssitl Join m a "resolute and effective" resjmnse 'bould ness <'oinmuniat aggre.s'inn break mil in the Far East. nblrrss In n Joint Semite House session, the Unit'll leader declared "We take our 'land al your stile t'htirrhlll. speaking slnssly from notes, told i iingics' Hu- ItrlHsh are "ser> glad" that you do not dims Hu- rbmese .mil ( uniiniinlsts on Fornuis.i to to- invaded" And be preilteled that in lime China would throw off Commu­ nism its implieiiluin at trust these remarks moved tlntl-b policy In the Far East rlnsri to that of the Ibitleil Stales lint mi lias recogiureil Coin mu mst China sslule Hits country still rriugiiiri-s the N.illiuiall'l govern nii-nl of ( hi.mg Kai shek In oilier tuglilighls. clmrchlll t Slid he hellesev that "by ae - iimnl.iliug deterrents of all kind* against aggression," (he tree na­ tion* and the ssnrld will lie utile in .tsitid nnnlher Woibl War 2 Idmonidteil that tin- United S I , ite- 'tumid not agree to outlaw mg ulnmlr bomb' under present -solid rondiMiill* Tic e,ireful, almve all things, not to let go of llie atoiolc sse.i|Hiu mini you aril sure and more Ilian sure that Ihe means of preserving peace are hi ll, STWI.KY JOHNSON MI'NSAN, Korea .P — I'lte Com I* lifts ' lb Sinlel l-'orrian munt*t* tialay ehargril that an \l lied plnnr dropped a bomb in 11t<- Mini'li-i Vuilret t Vl*hin«ks nentrnl nine near Kaesong, and 1uli( tin- I oiled Naliims lodns It \ Invesllgalors were shown a (here is 'no bopr" fur surers*. tot lom liision of Isor run armis. deep hillside crater on the out lo r talks at I'nil mult inlll. skirls The rralcr was eight Icci ileep I* Mils cpi—Snsirl Forei*n and almnt 26 feet wide Minister \iidrrl Vlxhinski loSix Koreans from a nearby vil F. K. Rmimlllnt, Jr of Rniimillat ,t Anderson it n l A. C. Rector t.f Mi Reynolds' Drug Cntnpiiny are ilus tided mil any posslliillly of •watiled ptixes of 625 and $511 respectively which they non in n national nniteit sponsored hy Mehesson lage told investigator* they heard 'i-llltng llie hurrun War in Ihe it Itohhins. A check fur the prlxe money was prose .11led to rath of tin winners by John M. Mor son, plnm-s overlie.id before the liiunli field I'li.insr of wliiil be Icrined manager of the Orlando division of McKesson A Kolduns. A total of ♦J.i.onil in prixo* note nwnrded for fell I Ii e •|iiirea»"iiiihlc demands Marine Col James < Murray completing a sentence In 26 words or less Imsed on t !■ theme of the Mehesson A llobbiii* advertisement*. looked at Ihe carter, pu ked up a pre'i-nli-l Its Ihe \nierlrim cum "laml Me '.oil Ihrsr drwpniids fragment ami said "cull i;i,e no hope for a sllr"Apparently there was an i-s plosion here We will see what we (i-s'flll icni liision" of the ne. i!"liatl"ii' al I'nniniinpon ran Imd out atmiil it " I N and 1'ommnnlsl tnvestiga P Mils r Soy let Foreign Mm tor* were quiet and triendh Tin- isler \udiei 6 Vislmisks today _ _ Reds ilnl not report there hail been i .llie I I S l.l Urn James Van I r t m n In S A i,ni' damage Fleel a . aiiuilml" unfilled lo con V 'l l l l L III u xf Tin- aeciisallou was made at dm Til-- annual dlnm-i nu-i-ling ot I ai mistier lli-gidiiillolls m Ko Thursday's "no progress" truer the Hanfont Merrliaul* A-xia lntlon talks wbliti officer' will la- t-li-iTi-il \ ishi o ks lo t d d i e ( title d N a t i o n s Big Gain Noted Dur­ nt k ep orts 37K -p|u- lie,I, sbaeplv eriliel/eil AI for III.VJ, wil la- la-id at llu O/icr P o l i t i c . d i " U i i n i l l e e H u- " m i r e a s Episcopal I’aiixli lloti.a- WrdliesickctsS Sold For ie|ireseiitntlves llr,t f',r nib***mu tw< o n .' t i l' ili m .i i i i l s p r e s e t t l e d I n H ie ing Past Year In dxy nt tin- lolrriinllou.il A m i c i i c m i i i t n t n a n d I'.o i g i v e lot lilgbl at 7:ot) o'clo-1, .lame* I a y C C C s' Circus Rr'l t russ to eider till* I'annum 11-11|| lot I S lt C I T S s f l d C l ll l ci ll si o ll Survey By Company II. Ki-illi of (lilamln will nprnk loin area Weilnesilay and I'tnu on "Cu'lorm-r Ri lalmn* " iif l l i i i ' c n e g o l i a f I o n * Aiidivw Htine, pi< *bli-m of tluHanford's population gooim-d t i I 'llllill, 'he St. I.oiiis llinwoi day ' a nils f-spm riles," be •aid, cunId Th....... . liamleil tin- \l want to leave truce talks in the ymir hands," lu> sait an csllmalril 16,0(11) in |!if,l, Jai'k axnin ialmn, today urged Ibal ail v dl mme In M- In train III 11(33," ebalmmn <-f tb- lie* a written message declaring hands -a v m Heel and other null Hall, president of the Seminal" mi-ndietH attrlld the mi-ting IHIu'i John Krldei .Inst holme Ills caii'im abinlt Ihe (Jhnmlo-r of Ihe lied Cross delegates were nut tins leaders Chamber of Commerce, announced im-rrbnnt' who art- not member* S-niiiiiijr ('-unity \ limitli. Churl lull had .aid Hitt welcome amt added I’-mmerce li.i.-elmll emomittee, today In rcleaxing th* rlty direc­ nf the n**nclatbm an- al*ii rel lie Sos lei foreign mini Jet quid most "rffeetlve ib-lerrenl against "We hone that no similar inn figure* qm-itett to atind. Wive* of meni- (old tba Junior rbamber of ComTAL1-AIIAS8EK - '.b-Paront tory population survey eil I he A-soelalcil I’ress as rc|Hirt i Third World W at" s.ii* Hie "vat ..... will recur in the future" meue K t It s weekly luncheon in dents com piled by th* R. |« Polk A (Jo., Teacher Association*, a a f e t y bn* are Inviti-d mill resoliilioit" of a well .itrned The (‘iMtimitnlxl* said Ihrv run mg Hint Men Van Fleet ssas "per internatiniiai force, "rather Hum group* and Ihe Florida Legislature of Rirhmund, Va. In order In avonl circling llu* In Mnt Ydeht f'lob Indny. fcrlly sidislied" ssttli war destine sldee It "uimecessarv lo n-eeivn The |H»a»!bi|ltles are good, go now should get together on a study of Th- aurvry reveal* lh*t Han- auiiie dliri-tot* Ibal hnvu been on tloo in N im 111 Korea mil the cnli Hie awful xeert-l svhlclt ha-. Iiectl hi ■hway crnsxlnu crossing* for safety of fonl has gained' about 7,00(1 peo­ the board fur xrveial years, Ilia tbai we have Han Aldonin ruining i ejiresenlallve* nf the tied i ross " if Ibr civilian impuUli'io. wtested front u.itpa-.c Mils sgriig. and >ve know Hm Roth xiibrnnimltlcr* work log orii r1 11 b r t i d Board fmairpcbocil children,’ B oa______ ____ ple over irri offbdat federal'renauS prnrrifure baa lirrn rbanged, Mr "Htipretne d e l . i i it * I Ip q" "lim e arc die <d,ilpnienl . id i U (•RDfiitM DR 1*01if. * Fttiiri ntin Alfred McKfllhan said loday. taken In IBM. The 1061 survey Hltne derbirrd. Instead of voting Browns an- Mvlug lo move from ii'Kliisi inulhei vs ir ssoulif he Hie liliMi-l Mnrulv mall ol a eanilllia). Hut hank, I'nllf , oexl year HI* nhservaHon came as Duval figure* show a papulation «f 2 2 , - for In/liv.diuil- n* in tin- pn i iiiosl ef/retive gq iruntv of s u lory. Vi-.liin A v de l xed ( 'toirrbill. hi III ii k oill (Viewing with Joy In the cm Cnunly nnn mist. Inner* and large mn In Ihe greater Hanf»rd area. Ibi' loerrhanls Ibis ymr air <.T>-1 *nlil ' I 111* I .«ll .1 (be -e w I o III - I In- ..ml Jayri’t i f n .bb id Tim Craw groups nf Jncksonvllle wnmrn ree • <t'»otl»>,*« no (••■♦ Kauri mil a didled bo w to- di livi-rril The i-nullty’* piipillatlan gained to vote (in Mir firms o din-rlm' o nidi'>i s n> -ii.dmo. are covet ninmended inclusion of overpasses 6.000 In llie 11)61 survey over th.- Enrli film eleited will appoint ford, cmou*-'Uliug -in Mi Krldei'., a* addiess from whal appeared log op " nr underpasses nt four busy Jack­ official HIM figure*. The IH5I re- one of Its im-nilier* 1-- art a . >■ irpiiel, aid. If 'lie Hi owns do Mi In- inai*s \o nlv ami- t'-it was I \ 1i l l I Vision I \ •I dmo wa. i ill com- bin- in 1116.!, with Mini pi-- r*i sonville Intersections fry- use by tlmalr gnvr Hemlnole County HI.- ijlfrrlor for 1(162. is e it I ” t o -., 1 1 pot let h children Vino it pet flaps . non Ii to the DUO *x earn pa red to the 'JO.lM'J AI bnllnts anol In- amt ilia I Ivi it .iilei'i I Ibll V'eri k i they have now, .1 made m > -> d' i s lew I to t 1 \ m lie wilt pot Haul-id on Ihe map \uni ii oi pei'pli- i In Mo- b’gls h "I really trunk Ihls problem of official total In 1060. bv midltlgbl, Jim 21 Hid maili fl i t I .......lilt' '| L " J i i u U h * (ll Mi Ki i-li-t reported Moil llo-noverpasses, underpasses and pro 1 "Mtiimi*<’11 coil ,ii tm tit ( l.iUss mil v.ihI l a11*t - Die id'll e ' - i ■.tit led by Renxonx (or thl* plieiiorulnat to \V A Mm ri*oti i b a ll m an it in-le •nI In iwinsin in Mo- local 11 ANtil liiilnibm.t e all oioni l' S t•-1, s i *ii hi .old ra lecllng children Is bigger than jusl ti»e were given by Forrest llrerk I'oxt llffin- Box I6P2 nisi led Vietminb ii bcU ice tool lh«* < iiiiiiiritii '•i i v flitilim; M* Soiil- id baseball lob now Mian -I Jacksonville or Duval County," inriilge ns fallow*: Ticket* for the aupper ran lx my Min- be pun telaeoibel l|> mg llloilsaiiils id Mien ' -mill In war rl ' 411"i nhL’ df lift ' blueI firrticM) llu lu-l will k* ill- -shi d* also u rn - i iiy o t l to t. The reactivation of the Han­ nbtslui-d ft mu any dirertm l.l roe-lb M-d Mint If Itn- local -dub bus ile.Ult before French anl \ iH im iii mill wmlcil ft < Mini hi i An Important transaction point­ McKclhnn (old them Itum Ilnl no iiml In ( oiiinoiiiwcalth ese Imsltl ins ill a de-pei de Iml "Parent • Teacher Association*, ford Auxiliary Air Station, bring llu- aaxrK-iatlon, -mid Mr Hlinr ing to eitenalv* improvement of snfclv In * rnlilrd any kind of n t>-iim al -ill,” the ciumtiii-. (or ri-lniiadea-1 group* and the Legislature many new le.xidrnt* la the town win (lie war in lodni lone Ihe The dlrrrtoi' a rc t' I Rrd naature land* for cattle In the lull will make ....... Mot coming lo I ,tt«| *.ifi ft* I H-,0* n>irlM*lli p i l l Mo* \ litre of \ioi-rn i official I reiirli CIIMirnaoilei In inil ding, W. A Morrison, .lark Halt Chuluota section waa the record­ could well afford In make * study and Hieit. • si.on • if |(i« |r.i | . » * 1 1 .■ !til v lir i l l n% n l 111*»l t S osi-i .eiis iadm ..ml d vsindd adoption of a uniform pol­ Wednesday night 2. Nrwrtmier* from the north gan, Jolm Hmlintik, .1 W Unit ing at the County Clark’s office Inward "From 'hr pt-igti . made -» Hu* i t r c l I M i c Itifftiin* .iiifi t ob-a .1 It an dallon oi lit I all fieo Raoul S a l . .......in imli i moving here for the climate nr I < W. V. Bitting. M. 1 Raliorn. t fur, Tutsday of two Heeds for the icy." bould have a -mcp.s.f it •hi'llfi ind tin p* pnlnfinfi *»f N»»rl1» uagi-% lo ill p u l-, nl 'lo world Although Ihe Road Board en­ retire ( . Harper, Jail, Ku.i-ll, Net •■4*np." t.e ual-l It InI*- Mr Kllil'i oi chief nf French • moii lout transfer of more than 6,000 acres hiHM i, la in ', ' 11 Meal fund if uni F'nt •tui cell ill the id'll i-ss stay is mg .7. Many Hanford and Seminal,- Rlsiitha Par real fintibrl, A I idmlttc-l the iikhii pi-ddi-nt h i ■ •lei lured tlrtl ( tun i «a of land valued at 1144,000 f{om dorsed Ihe general principle of III-, i. ige m i i ■ w o r d ‘ sail .l ied i i llix o'lir [mini 0. In Mtn-rll'-yu "KlssIST aid" to tin Vielmiuli oi Ollford A. Cochran anl wtfe of overpasses or underpasses at Count >■ (Risen i who were not Htllu-, B. I, I'erklnt, .It . .loll" pmeuie -i| plavci - ("i III" l-ical i v i , in llu- i of under si andlMg Inurliey, undertaken '-i sock closer North Salem, N. Y.. to the Acorn school crossings, II held nut little rnuute,| in the federal renxil* of Knder, Dorothy Powell and I I earn, he -lid point mil, however. its "dn or die" efloil ■( 1111fitIIlls-III of ' ondi’lsl-mding and i.cs wiiti Hie lo Ihe Duval delegation that 1960. Sal.'" nulil yimllis ot IS ssdli the *tln,ilmu River Cattle Co. The nroperly Is hopeHenllaa** Mint lie b ii rPc urd iminv | e ll-i. K. Tinker ns Pats Tstai ' nlti-il Stales, ii" Mill to* coilll now known as Acorn Ranch. Illd celt Mow |>1is>-i . amt loan milv Isso weeks of mill' us It nnmg “ Over l,l(Hl prople were tint V i Klfifslcy •» . ill .1*1 ill ft! "> *•Ml Hy bail returned lom to Hie lender were (anatii ally aM.ukmg to nils Revenue stamps attached to the •gem. counted In one area alone, we roll,. i Uir. i,iti 1ill.IP wii it !• ship be I'sercin l -bo mg the st ar, deeds Indicated the sale of 4,000 "In fa-', tine g'ii»l inanager i, lor tided French posilmos mil « h » Hit-Illilnl ;is ih K -.1 it fi-thlf»' * •! found In a xpot survey after Un­ Firnt Federal A hhH s The III dish Pi inn- Minister lias being "lowed down llie sslie.d l» acre* of pasture land In the south­ ■'Oiling M l re U K ' Hatiildny to di , official figure* war* relessed," InercaHe HI IVreent lure Imnkers and Inn lied sen- de di-maud Hi.M tin* 1' Nt Mile IlH ought ibal i I-i - i -i lie in a series IliilInxM (in I'm. . '(hern eastern part of the county, valued Mr*. Camilla Bruce, Chamber nf w llllill aw al i l m|»|H(sMU{ fum*’* 111 of I'liiifcrem-cs with President Tru tenses at I ! 10.000 to the company. Cotnmerrn secretary, stated. A*»et» of IIn- First Federal Su­ Hill Sal-m Mild hi', snblu-t . is"iitd Kore a from M>f nth v .ti iillul .Mill mail They are (x hay*- one inure The other sale was of 76 acre* Mr. Breckinridge also pointed Spitht Forces Ahead fur*1ICIl Inn'tJIN meellUij i't glis In-lure * tliirelllll ing* anil l.nnn A**ociatlnn bav gMtn u decisive victory t>-iiring III,- ev .ii'ii .itI h (ti on a lake near Chuluota and In­ tn the tremendous Increase In shown leuves Waslpigliin on SM-oday * ,11 permit Inrrrnxi- in 11.-outright Intervention liy < bine •- from III,- pi'll!lllNtll * cluding two attrartlve residence* Utilities, building permits, and In Louisiana Count 'flui- West Ii l 1f|N|wtf1•1 lh.1t Vi Cllliri'hl'l t.cg.m bis idiliess hy yesr It w** reported yextei I'nmiuumsl troops for (29,000 as Indicated by the Sheriff P, A. Mero wa* elected telephones in the ares from 11140 1**1 day afternoon at an annual m If the ( lilliese Hells Invade In .tim- ky's n-p, •tr 1 0*ff0»l *. tn Iwi ti r living Ih M it) III i - onfeieiice . hero kite stamp*. ! vice-president of the Florida tn 1061. NEW 'MILKANN P Cuilns the It N till - t \I'fti- In ttir Li IU were aimed o Ih.M we can do larger properly, nnre the Sheriff's Aaiorlatlon at tta two "The rli-rtrlc meter Increase I* ganisatlon inerting. The s-nrti in spubl, n p-dilleal imknnwn wlm ran i ontimied. Mien llie ipie lion of .ml , s. 1 If.ill. 1 hlr.tk lip mir lo* I l<ii Ihe I . til moil eaiiHt* " ng land of 8 , F. Long, I* day mid-winter ronvrnllop end­ almost directly proportional to Ihn itemed front $t,HDI,4U6 at tin -villi llu bucking nl I niv Karl by America anil nlliri United Na on a pnllMialat i1‘,(mmm |i•!111 "tart of the year, to |2,imMiHH lie sod I base mil conn- here Moil. Il""p> to tieip die I icni ti tIII- 1aiks stikPrt tn 10,M taxe« and to nn ing Wednesday at Daytona iopulntum gain In Hanford a* dobong, a I A ppeals Judge llnlieit Thii- Soviet pi.in -li'Hii r10' 111.1f111* lo ash sou For money All officers .and dh I'l'lltl ft \Y**f»* wus one lo lie ilc< idcil hv llie nil, ,gax ahd mineral lease dated Bench. er mined by the Polk survey," be ri'-rlrrteil, Kontiiin. h i liiilppeiulenl, will rqli-r Inidiidiitg llnwiinl Fa Ilnl gnu kit he -.ml Hi .M Hi Main Allied govertmintits li ving to lem ■Iml Hie I N tx uel iiu-inliei tup Apr, 16. 10H. from Mr. Iain Announcement of the tltfth said. The flgurr* show 2,002 a rttnnff clrrllnu fur gnvernnr nf the ( ........ ... title m Sonllieii.t m tin- Not Hi Ml.mile Pact a* nt niiisi liise \mi-rii-.m help if it is {(wife to the Magnolia Petrol annual convention of the as­ meter* were Fn operation In 1040 villa, nrt-aliUnt; (ienrgi- Toubv. lamlslnn- Felt. Ill coiisislcnl svilti im-mliership lit Hie lo ini-.-: llu- defen*e prndn linn exeriitlvs vlce-prrildent; K. <’ sociation June It) and II at the while 6,700 ware in use In 1051. Spall! mil Kemion (luldlslnnerd Aula N and i itl. fur a new Rig goal- ll has set "We are fighting, and will sun l — Arorn River Cattle Co., la Mayfair Inn, appear* on two Comparable Increase* ere noted Uni per, first vlcc-pinhlrnt; S seven other camlldnlr* tn Tites F. Duudney, xerond v Ire- pros iil-rt t; ” H is lor you to judge," to- said, lllix ssar agninsl llu- Vudmlnh s-.illi Five pence p.o t reported lo he starting aatartsIv* pages Maas or Tht Florida .Sheriff. In wain meters, telephone*, and Mta.‘ II, ft, Chapman, xerrelary- dny’i Democratir primary ft ittitln ite U I t n I ' n i p oiir own troop*." lien Satan de rltnta plantings, the flrat of 1M1, Hi* annual publication or building permlte. If. K Iti-n. | |uli* Buggs nl New tn-axurer and A. Edwin Bhlnh-d Which will be about 10 acre*. the association, 1010 1031 ser, attornev, Mrlean*. *lm Imd Ihe supiairl nf elared lie declined, however l" Clolhiiur Is N(M.*ck‘ci predict svhen victory migld toOne of the largest hard* of'A n ­ , Thl* Includes picture* of Bher- Water Metera ( ’A I* ( ’oinmi'iulcd M i l 0,240 Hanford F. Dmidney mid K. C. C S. Sen Rii**ell lamg, wu* lliiril nchlrvrd By Salvation Army n a rattle In the rounty la owned ff Mam, one of which shows Telephone* 1,480 4,100 Harper loday he ennreded "It is imiMis wore re-elected a* -lit* Tor Rescue Wfirk Hulun, rigid han't man to the l.di hr the companv, and modern me* him "deputlilng Building permits rose from Mr*. Peggy slide (or mo In overcome llie |.-nd t tod* of rattle railing will tm Hrael. who won third plaea In (1,100,000 In llMO to (2„180,M4 In tor*. The other director* an- Mi of Judge Kennon " Men .Icon de Latin- de '(assignslluSnlvall'io Army is in need Mr. HhllihoNer, Mr. a acted under the attpenrlelon of •ho "Mrs. America” beauty con- 1061. Postal permits were valm-d Favllle, \|e't of the lut'd Civil Alt 1'nItetiirn-- from 17(11 nf the slide's in Indochina. Iniil a news confer nf dunnlloiis uf i lutliing. Iiirliuliug Tnuhy, J. IL Van Hoy anil II. • MOTt Lamonle, Chuluota, the teat at Atlantia City. at (11.011 In 1040 while In 1061 Janie* 2112 prei met* In Tttoxdny'* Demo cure that llie Vlctminh I- "umli-i (oafs, IroiiM-is, shirts am] alines, Mul lot11- been highly •nmmcndr'i (lot. Ttaeh manager and a partner, toorders id a supreme echelnn ot m order to supply needy persons. by Alt Fun e ufili'ei t for their "M il* America of HIM." Mlaa the value waa placed at (S74JWI). (iroxa Income showed a 30 per- , r*H* Primary ahoweil (’nrmiiimlkt ruuimnnil hi Hie Fat I.lent Nora Hawkins staled Indus i-rfieiein-y ill pian-tiia'd >en anil 1 (ther with the Cochrans in the Yolanda "Thr*e utility and telephone rent Inefrase, rlulng from I7(t,76l Betbpse, la pictured Spahl 131,410 1 wjfteaa. F.asl " These articles may be left at the nil ii* dftlU opri atioli** . 11; runner* carrying atalka of celery during statistic* are used In every rlty .to (110,020. Reserve* had a 41 Krnnnn 131,781 ■Mr, Lamnnte, whn Uvea on the her via It here wWeh Included 0 in the nation to .determine ami Hp said aid for the Vietminb beaili|uurlers on Seeund Street m 1ion HMb Mm HA lie \P ptngram, percent Increase, rising from ( 02 , J17,722 company properly, haidiad many trip to the celery fields. Another confirm population growth," Mr, Itmt ring in from Chtim liichides ,,ersims desiring to make dona Fri'bi)- . Hnfotditv iip \ Stinday nf 00(i to (110,013. III At W,'<‘k, C.-ipt II, vi.i K'-mlcy, years of eieprlence in eattla rata* beauty portrait fa that of Donna Brackinrldgo painted out. mortar*, artillery. It.i/'xika*. gre tlatris may telephone 350 V. A. HPF.EH III JUT The associations' s a v i n g s n r *(0(11tintrider of tin- r \ P Hipiadlag. The eon of Rpbert P, La- Lou Harper, who ' at 17* waa mule*, high expln*|ves, radiu and '.'Inlower floor of llie Imililmg. A. -Speer, 6 IH .Park founts paid (66,420 In illvidond* In .. . .. Avenue, monte, President Hooyer’a'secre­ Sanford Jayre** representative BUM ineliiditig Mu- class roniti and hall ion in If, ;lnted t(ifIlly 11*01 at a rate of .1 norcont In- suffered n broken font when hi Iclrplimio niuipiitriil Fifii ‘I'D 1«He«I Ill' ll tary of commerce, Mr. Lamonto In a contest at Jthe 1060 Htate The Sanford Lodge of Elk* will tprest, It waa reported. in- biding and Hu- iiffiit- is now- being paint felt nt noon front a Imiiler nt tit* i . , , V ~ . '■mieln from ih,- K,pi, lion, partlrlfor many year* the preaidant Javcea meat In Miami, celebrate Florida tfate Elks Assoml Mllier Improvcntirnl. will lie tmme, lie wu* given cmixgeii-y -1-11 ( ,I U l ) r O T lI o y H nf the American Hereford Breed­ pull’ll in Mp- uilsxioo - which urn on Night tonight with a turkey oiatle inter in Hie upstairs living Other vfawa Include the Weklv* PATROLMAN SHIFTED ers Association, and a member of Rlvari, awd an aerial picture of supper at 6:30 P, M., and a meet­ quarters, especially In the front desigm -,l to promote iffii-icm-y in S S ;1 Formed In lainirsvooil INVERNESS (ft — A stotn high ri'gtlbl of director*. icurin' work. the Municipal living room where the plaster lias l*r ahd watsr- ing at 0:00 o’clock at Which AI Coe. way patrolman, who a county com- taken l<t n hone aperlnlinl In ——• ('apt iti-mli-v setv il jii ground Cochran has been noted front. fallen tine fo moist lire seepage fill la profuaely vice president of the Association, mission resolution charged "had Hilundu. A t-H Club fur buys i* nn-v safely ork State aa a leading illustrated, Including many ufficei in tin- lesl •. John will be an honored guest. Leo But- violently cursed and nbttsed one ------ — ----------- --------lielng formed *t Lymnn Heliunl, lowing a .storm _ j g | of peytmm ItaeeH, f " . ■ecretary of tho lodge, an­ nr more parsons In a public place Efforts nre being made liy the i Ande* wux usexitaiM ■omiiiarider HOPE HONK Longwootl, 'County Agent ('. It. nf the •ath'U |mii Kii*ii0iitiiikT- L o ' mI outstanding vacation a.poU. A nounced today,.. Salvation Army to secure storage SEATTLE IjT4—With hope all hul Daw*on announced this morning while on duty," will be transferred. r partner |a ' - S i space in the Thorp Building for pilot* urul ohxei vn * in llie ml*« fc.M kwfi* Mero gone, the Coast Ouird today re­ John Kennedy of latngwootl tin i Col. H. N. Ktrkman, head of Ihe -ion* were Henry M- f.iinliii, WhI* who eiw*. owi huMJ m Atw fio* patrol, said Patrolman B. D. Sam­ duced. It* search for Iho freighter been appointed elub leader under placement of dime board* and nth empirical data about N l A M I ^ ^ ^ iW W. Wllaofl, uel* would be assigned to another Pennsylvania and Ihe missing crew the direction of Mr. Hnw*nn. Tlx- er Item* Hial now lake up Hto 1 ler HIi-'-lr, Kiltiy F •<■, Jr., ami Ut BarnInot* Lieut. Cot. Forreiit Irckinridgii. 4T ye*r old trttfiman who loet part area. to a one cutter basis. latter announced plan* for tin much space In ihe main ball ftlun Minn 250 uirn pin tiripHled . Bench fry " of W* left-fodl and wffered other Aerial search was halted new organisation al a meeting of in llu- 1'rngiMtn iiud JO airplane* injuries In a train • truck accident VIOLIN FOUND Wrdnttday night for the 43 nr 40 the Parent Teacher* Axxorinlinii aura thin iwo years ago, was SANTA MONICA. Calif i.P-A W(»n* tiHf'd In llie icm nr misxion*. rrewmen who now have been un­ at tho school last night. At? **4*04.* *(Ml*** J - awirdad (300,004 Wrtjesdsjr night Strarllvarlu* violin valued af t.V),. Tho Weather heard from for nearly eight diya. W. W. Brown, atntn hoy* cirri, jdr a Dsde County Circuit Court leader from Oaineavllle, told par- 000 was found on llie beach -ti Movie Time Table Mm KEY WEST WATER cuts and teacher* of the value of Wednesday b'*s than 24 hour* after Made IiiWa ter Um damages was Asheville RITA U til It waa swepl from a musician's WARHINOTON <*—Secretary of 4-H club work to hoy*. "All American'' East Coart Railroad. Boston the Ngvy Kimball said today ha Mr. Dawson stated that 12 ell* grasp and rarrird mil In sea hy 1:17 - 4:03 - 0:47 Chicago 0:32 will. aak Congrasa for (403,000 to ru* grove owq*ra are attending a flood waters. U f. i MOV I ELAND 'Miami, Cleveland A beach stroller found Iho case. enlarge the water system suntlng nine week* rour-m in dim * grow­ iwoar of the Lot a "Hugnrfoot" 7 West, Ma. ing which la being conducted at The Instrument Inside wa* waterTha Jury New 0:30 - 0:67 Intrrmbxion 0:10 sag. Bmatbers (D.-Fla.) said the tha Orlando-amt Tavarea high snaked. 140 midit ___ Naw Yo Violinist Sascha Jacobson, who Feature 0:66 presoal, system le Inadequate'and school*. Tha instructors Include d im ­ Washli____ at timga tha pressure Is so low that Pred Lawrence of PR A III IE LAKE Gainesville, lost the Instrument when he was w u the Isrgert Jacksonville "Two Hour Cartoon Carnival" watgg does not reach the second citrus specialist, and other re­ knocked off his feet by a flash « f:« * verdict — * Miami ■tear of build; lings In the Island search worker* In citrus from flood Tuesday night, said he hoped Starting at 0:30 P. M. 111^! T i Ua m c im *' city. Ihe "Strad" could be repaired. throughout th* state. Polk Directory XeilhToSpeakAt Krider Tells JCs Shows Population ^^t'^VednesHav Thinks B row n s, Nearing 18,000 Now Kffort IU‘t?un My ViWminh Muds 10 D rleal rru n c h ,..... * < ...... .\.,o ..-. Chuluota Cattle Land I Sold To Lamonte I n te r e s t M cro Is Elected Vice President Of S heriff Group f JCB SBC u a r s ■ U P wt f V f 'd. >: M f-M" v.'cVW. „..U tt.42 �IT t s. H H f tH B SANFORD HERALD lira 3 Thtrr*. Jan. 17, IASI S p rain Refugees Arrive In Frisco I f Four Days Late 222 Passengers Are Little Worse Off v',‘ For Their Hardship bs hain m a . v i.sui or — Tired ; refuge*! passengers from the snowblankHad streurnlinor, City of Han r Francisco, arrived today—ulmust fhur days lute. |U They were rmtieeubly weary und >. loiter-fund Hut most looked ns If they'd just completed a normal V?40-hour run from Chicago — InStrait.of having survived Ihree und a hart cold, stormbound days in i mile high lmrim-r Pass. x ' p ie deeply snow-nackcd High j Sierra rolurluntly hail given up tne -100 passengers and 30 Southern J: Pacific crewmen late Wednesday. Thu empty luxury train still Is stuck there k,- , Those who started from Chicago : Friday night In Ihu sleek strenrn' liner ended their trip In old fnshf toned green Pullmans. <■ ‘Their relief train nrrlvrd at Oak­ land, Just across San Francisco '' Hay, about 3 :10 u. m. (0:30 a. in. The tired men ur.d women trick; led slowly from Iho ears. ‘ All were neat the men freshly shnved. On the relief train, which look Seven rmd a half hours from moun­ tains to coast, they had sleeks and ehlckcn, hnths, changes of clothes, - sleep An estiinulH 150 person* were aboard when the relief train snub­ bed to n stop at the end of the f. track. Fifteen, including two Stretcher eases, hud got off at :r Sacramento others left nt later 5 atop* ffi- lfi'tolc Dr, Waller 11. L. Hoolill , of Middletown, Ohio, said (he ex' pvrleut'i' wus "Miinellilrig I'll never . forget." r 1 The stocky and gray 52 year-old physleluu had worked tirelessly lo trrat some (Ml victims of gas fumes that seeped through Ihn (rain short­ ly after regular heat gave out In the 20 degree temperatures Mon­ day. Only n few remained III. He said his wife luckily had brought along a shoebox filled with medicines Most of the passengers were mutter of fact about their experi­ ence. '"W o felt eventually someono Would get lo us," mild Philip Gor­ don, a Kan Francisco furniture than- . "Morale generally was high but the worst thing wus rcnorls that t rescuers could move only a mile an hour and other discouraging :\ hews." BJ.jf At Oakland, one stretcher ease ,i'-Sffls taken off — Robert A. Miller, • (assistant superjgrtmdont of the BP , jfla&amdntu DtMlon. Doctors laid J o suffered fmfflVxhmrslInn during yeseue operation*. ‘ On the irip rhiwii, many passen­ gers slept. Pullman Coii'luclur II,C, Barnes said "They hit Ihe sack ten*i wtmmmMM | HOLLYWOOD ) HOLLYWOOD - Television dims have proved n boon to a hardy bond of former film Mar* whom Hollywood seem* lo have forgotten. Jack Mulhull Is an oxumplc. He has appeared In two dozen TV fllina in the Inst few months. "It’a wonderful," he enthused. "Any actor likes to stuy active, and TV films keep you busy all right. I’ ve made three half hour shows In u week and brother, that’s a grind. Hut it’s no harder than the two reeleis we u;:cd lo make in the old days." Jack Mulhall Is just a name lo members of the younger genera­ tion. Hut their pitrents remember him os the hnpny-go lucky screen lover of the silent era. Ho was notably co-starred with Dorothy Muckulll in a dozen successful films. The breakup ol that film team was partly responsible for Ids fall from stardmn. "Dorothy und I had been doing well as a team at Warners," he recalled. “ Her contract stipulated that she would get single hilling in all her pictures. That was what Corinne Griffith and Colleen Moore were getting, and Dorothy wanted It, too. “ I told her if she broke up the learn we’d both be diopiied by Ihe studio within a year. Ami lliul's just what happened." Mulhall, who slarled In the mnv lea with the Edison Co In 1!H3, was earning $2,250 a week at the time (1030). Ife went lo HKO at $2,750 a week, hut that Insted only a year. Thai was about Hie end of his starring days Since then he has managed lo keep busy. Hu bus played Innu­ merable small parts In big pic­ tures and big parts in small jrlclures. (He Is currenlly doing a one day role In a Columbia serial, "Hlackhuwk.” ) He aj>pcarcd for seven years in Keri Murray's live In TV films. Is II hard for a former r.lar lo do bit roles? "I don't think so," he replied frankly. "Yes, uetlng Is a fickle profession. Hut It's nol bad for a fellow who has 2(1 years of top stardom and good money und man­ aged to riiit some of It away, as I did. In fuel, after 20 years of lie Ing a slur, you look forward lo a llllle res I and slackening of puce." Mulhall, still hindsorne and youthful nt 5T, figures he has up pcarcd In about 1.non movies. Many of these were made fur the old Hlouraph Co , which would p it two different film subjects on one reel. Hu declared he made movie love to every film queen over a lengthy period, from Mnrv Pickford lo tairella Young. He de dined to slate which were Ihe hr»t ones. t "I can’t take Ihe chance," he said. "Too many of (hern are still alive," lint he did hint that Theda Horn had It nil over the present movie queens. , • -".tha dldp'1 Just rely nn her shnpe.V ho remarked "Klin acted wllh her eyes. Hridhcr, that takes art." Churchill Speech in Says KTcSSTSti. i ■ H I - K an Trum an Again h a I am of Ohio. "1 am convinced," Marlin said, "that any sound Republican would be abln to defeat President Truman next fall in my own state of Penn­ sylvania." Sen. Murray (D.-Mont.) discount­ ed Martin's comments as "campalgn talk," but said ha agrees with him on one point—"We both hope the President will seek reelection." Murray said he also agrees with Sen. Anderson (D.-N.M.)lhat Damnrrnts nrn going tn Insist that Mr Truman run again. He added: "The President has been in the forefront of domestic and inter­ national problems for teven years now, and I think the great majority of Democrat* feel he is best 'maltfled to guldo lhe country." Karnyard hens strut or sulk In relation to their standing In a euste system. %dear® LETTER tlirilH MIMI MlNllTII Winston Churchill and V, S. Defense Seeratary Robert A. Lovett abet togrtha* during a luncheon for tha Prlma Mlnlitar In the Secratary’s dining room at the Pentagon la Washington. In Lurkground (I. to r.) arat Flair) Marshal Sir William Slim, Chiaf of tha BrIUah Imperial Oenera) fitaff; Sir Oliver Trunks, British Envoy, and Gen. Omar N, Bradley, chairman ol the U, » . Joint Chief) of Stall. H O M K * __ temptation to aggression." Churchill noted that the United Stales had expected China to be one of the "Big Four" after the last war, and added: "I was always a bit skeptical." The Prime Minister sold that al­ though Communism now controls the Chinese malnlond, eventually he expects China lo throw off Communism. ills audience laughed heartily when he quoted a Chinese prov- TO o no G IFT toth * O IM W Worth , $ 2 .0 0 W M fttll MOTOR OU See These Money Saving Bargains Today! Held steal. Easily I. No drilling, cimi a . m e m mm a M cK othim IJrtfuH "D e lu x e You Guarantee of Quality IUIZQRD "Swp#r” Hefrlierefer Truetone Radio-Phono $ 1 3 0 .9 5 with 3-Speed Record Changer | • D efeat Dvhix PlaWi • IS • * ft. e f Shelf Ai m A A 4 Children Killed 'Wife Is Injured In l Army Apartm ent FORT KNOX, Ky. LR-Army auorllles today sought a motive for e butcher-knife ilayingi of four Hina children of a 20-year-old sec* W lieutenant. The officer—Lt. Joseph P. CooIB—walked Into hla blood-spatrod apartment Wednesday night i find his four children dead from Mat cuts, and hit wlfo near rath from a similar wound, Col. Franklin Reese, provost lArthaL aald the mother apparMy killed the children and then M to kill herself, mat authorities aald a stomach ufyals Indicated that Mn. Cooevidently drank Lyiol aftr'Mahblng herself In tha throat, Mrs. Coon an was taken to ttu M hospital, where her condition kg reported critical. Her husband Hi WM. Uken to the hospital, m rihg from shock. S , r p , ‘.ri#% p i irs i W Claire, t\ Joseph P, Jr., urn « « n '* 24 M onth s . 9 5 J lf*r* l,A(lhi® l**1 w®rd In radio-phono entertainment Enjoy ALL records with this naw 3-ipetd record crtanaar.. , « d to i hours continuous record music. Static, fre* FM ana sensitive AM r*c#ptlon. Rich mallow lone. L i ^ , .p .u* recU,l*r r*cU(l»r. S*e smartly-slyltd ,pl,ui s<,« thla modtrn, imai console today* oust Um Our h s y f a y Plant er* operate In making the children uio Ihom," he aald. Harry Howard, L'ily of Jackson­ ville traffic engineer, told Hie fliwt/l Hoard tM.ooo persona cress dally M the four Intersections where un­ derpasses or overpasses ore want­ ed. "The delay for allowing persons tn cross the street costs molorlsls $03,000 a year," he said. A SI. Johns (’minty delegation told the Blnltr Road Hoard it will accent the agoncy'a plans for breaking Ihe bottleneck which has existed Tn SI. Augustine for years. All U. 8. 1 traffic, is funneled through St. Augustine over a nar­ row, winding rout# which passes through tha downtown section, car­ rying city traffic as well ai through cars ami trucks. The Road Hoard ha* plans for running a four-lane highway east of the Florida East Coast railroad track* and parallel with them to the railroad italton. The route then would crow the San Sebastian River. .There bid been opposition to the dea from jSt. Augustine business Interests. However, 81, Aue"*tlno Mayor Hnbsort T. Cone told the Road Board Wednesday "We are ready to co-operate In every way G ua ra n te d LONG TYPE....*,7ao Eschar* Full size—full too ampara, ca psdty. Ouarantasd equal It original aqulpmant quality 9 9 * m A e jf R g s y g g a J U Country Club# SAVE $27.00 r iA tn c # diU ,u dSR. $105.95 r JACKSONVILLE drawipan on the Mathers fa acfoaa tha_>anama Rlvtr W [ s ! ( KH ru iro S to1repalrli.tha rwm, district anal- fFT------- y r r r r - , - i l l # knHkii h w T liV w M i _ O $ �; THS 8AXV0BD HRftALD TlWn. Jam. 17, INS h it S Administration On Security Delays WASHINGTON in - Sen. Mundt (R.-S.D.) today accused the ad­ ministration of "gross negligence and Inexcusable delay" In pulling the Internal security law passed lilt September Into effect. Mundt, one of the prime movers behind tiio bill, said he would nut |o all Ihe way, however, with a proposal by Sen. Eastland (D Ml**.) that "thousands of Com­ munist conspirators now In this country" lie rounded up Immedi­ ately. "1 wouldn't want to suy I would concentrate on that on* feature," Mundt told a reporter. Instead, he said, ho would favor a resolution "requiring the President to put (he whole act Into uporotlun.” Mundt said the administration should be called on to go ahead with enforcement of the law. which was passed over President Tru­ man's veto, and then, "after this screening," proceed wilh the derention provisions. Among the law's many provi­ sions are requirements for regis­ tration of Communist and Commu­ nist-front organizations, denial of federal Jobs and passports to Com­ munists and lightened Immigration barriers against subversive aliens. II also provides, aublect to court review, for the apprehension and detention of persons who there Is reasonable ground to believe would engage In espionage or sabotage. This Is operative, however, only upon a declaration of an Internal security emergency based on war, Invasion or insurreelinn. A bill introduced Wednesday by Eastland would have the effect of putting that part of (he law Into operation. He said It was aimed at putting "under lock and key os I soon as possible" approximately 50,000 "disciplined Communists, of whom approximately 20,000 are Identifiable hardened agents of the Kremlin who are working night and day as Ihe vanguard of those who would destroy u s " U ' Newsfcalure* “ It's easy for a girl ventrilo­ quist to fool people—somehow no one ever suspects that a girl can throw her voice." Ho lays 18-year-old Shari, a pretty little brunette who can compete with the old-timers when It conies to ventriloquism. Wha'.'s more, when she demonstrates her art, she is so convincing you'd al­ most )>et that Hanseon and Butter­ cup—her two little wooden proule, who are not murb smaller timn she ls—come to life suddenly. . Is it difficult for a girl to learn ventriloquism T Shari eays "no." tt'i a field that heretofore has belonged to the boys but now more ami more girls are getting Into the act. She emphasises, however, that there Is a knack to ventriloquism and If you do not hit it after considerable practice, you're probably Just n*>t the voice-throwing type. Hays she: “ Ventriloquism la lots of fun. hut you need more than the art or throwing your voire to make it pay off. If you want to be Inter* estlng and convincing as a per­ former, you will need to know music and dancing." Hharl studied piano, violin, dancing and dramatics at a Bronx high school and calls Into play these extra talents In her per­ formances. .Although she has been a pro­ fessional ventriloquist for only a year, and was a weekly feature on Don Ameche's television show, Hharl learned stage presenco while doing magic tricks at par­ ties. Her father, Peter Pan the Magle Man, was official magician for the Department of Park* In New Vork City and taught her tho way* of u prestidigitator. Hhc made her first pulillc once at the age of four How do you get started in ventriloquism, even Just for the fun of it T Hharl says you must read books on the subject, prac­ tice whenever possible, watch i other performers, and devebui Jnyeee Meeting: I your voice and other talents. If I yuu_ want to do it professionally, (t'MIlaiifS I'mm I'.iii, (tael I you'll need to dream up a good Clift* the Hanford prospects," Mr. act, too. Hharl says n good act takes Krlder asserted. This manager 1* a good player and manager und lots of Imagination, She ex­ run lie obtained for ii leusonnhlo plains: "It's more than Just having a pretty dummy on your salary, ho stilted, Joel Field, president of the knee. You’Ve got tu build up llm newly created Hanford llnsrlmll show nml give it meaning.’* He; "Snnifton" la supposed to Association, congratulated tho Juycees for their cooperation dur­ be a Hi-year-old teen-ager, and ing the successful lllpl baseball Hhnrl get* him Into all the fun season when they helped put over nml scrape* thut average teen­ ager* experience. “ Buttercup." the ticket sales. Mr. Field said that thing* her other dummy, Is supposed to were really looking up for the he eight, tho kid sister of Hamassociation. He pointed out that, Son, Ho met lines Hharl's show is around "Buttercup" ami her while the local association hasn't built yet received it* franchise back lmby sitter. Hhnrl bundles her wooden offfrom the Giants, III per cent of next season's eonl of 25(1 tickets spring with loving rare, and when asked If most ventriloquist* fall have been uskcd fur already, Mery Osier, newly appointed in love with their little people ■ml think of thorn «ti humans, chairman of the Jayeee* circus •he says: ticket sales campaign, atnted that To me Hamson 878 ducata have l*en sold in ila Just like cour*e' brother, and Butter­ only three d v e netting the Jay- cup is lusta like a baby sister. c c s dv*r f04 You couldn't put on an net with • Mr. Osier urged all members •bent unless you felt that w a y to get into the eumpalgn and one reason why th.i audience, help sell tho tickets to make It sousing that you treat them Ilk* a success. Ernest Cowley, Hornreal children, full in love with inntr Ill'lll Hc'ioul band director, them, too." promised to cooperate in every Hharl, who made her debut as wny nsalble lo have the high on the Arthur God­ school's students In the Land sell ventriloquist frey show, wants to have her tickets to other student*. show—one which would ap­ He suggest'd singing a linn I own peal to every nge level, cn cori in the downtown district while Jnvceo members circulated IKK ON BALLOT amotur the crowd selling tickets. CONCORD. N. H. t* - Gen The bands in the county will receive 26 nor cent from the sale hixonhower s name wn* entered In Now Hampshire's preference of these tickets. Tho Jayreea will receive 25 Primary today as a Republican per cent of the ticket sales with candidate for President. 5(1 per rent going to the circus, A largo group of " f like Ike” Mr. Osier assert oil, supporters headed by Gov. Sher­ ( f President Crawford annotated man Adams presented petitions to Fred Clay, Mr. Oslrr and B. B. Secretary of State Enoch D. Fuller Ilhnl to represent the Jayreea entering the general's name on at the hlirh school's Avoirs queen Iho ballot of the primary, March contest. The .luyrees may pick —first In the nation. their queen from one of the nominees of this contest. Kangaroos, wombats, "teddy bear" liaotaa, and platypus are creature* common to Imtti Aus­ the Orinoco River In Venesucla tralia ami Tasmania, hut found will begin till* year. Its purpose Is nowhere elae on earth. to tap one of the world's richest Iron or# reserve!.________________ A fifth bridge w»* recently com. deled between Miami and Miami leach. . » MONEYS MUSTREMOVE EXCESSWASTE IPublic Is Learning Total Exoneration From Newspapers On Fraud Charges Of Tax Refunds B R AK E, TEEN TALK By VIVIAN BROWN fly R. J. SCOTT Delaney Seeking SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK (t&BUPUIMl cP A m !. BOSTON ’.1* — The defense m ar­ shalled additional evidence tiolny In efforts to obtain eomplelo ex oneratlon of Denis W. Delaney, ousted (olleelor of Internal revenue for MassaehusetPI, who Wednestla) was tu-aniiled ol three charges lie ueeeuled lirlbea. Delaney was iiulleuled by a fed­ eral grand jurv on three couiils of falsely certifying settlement of $180,000 in tax liens and cm six count* of accepting bribes, totaling BRAKE, BRAKE, Amy pivick k a BRAKE, i 12.500 .V OMUUA.GI.. These latter were reduced to a total of $7..MX) after Judge Charles K Wyanski dismissed three counts of the bribery nreusnltnn Albert C llnghes, head of itnIncome Tax Division in Ihe Bushin collector's office, was to resume his testimony today, having been called as a detense witness idler a previous appearance for the pros cculinii Just before court adjourned Wednesday Hughes lestlfu-d He l.iliey ordered immediate appllea linn of a lien against a Worcester firm he was accused uf favoring in its sii£,5UH tax Indebtedness. Hughes identified an office liiriu r 0 ^ 11 1 f«W K Wjft( flit Ri Li« orniuluill signed "H W D . Col lector, dated May 15. HIM), vvhiih l oF TR L lllilb a ii ClYlLlIAfioRS. asserted "a Hen should lie filed ANCitrtf mam lined im HiiliiedluU’ly " iigutnsl Ihe Mussu ehUBCtt* Steel 1'reullng C o , Ihe CIRCULAR ItdfS SucA W tR L ACCIDENTALLY Wiveester firm under dlseusslnn AS 'fills im CtfXMiA SHoT DuftlMC* "fUE. This was admitted as evidence CK fill along vvilli another paper which 1950 tfUH'<iH<; S e a s o K -.flowed such action was taken the . ICIRIAM next day VIAM IS CtAdC m uiSULA, * Delaney Is charged with recelv s DISCOVE-RLD AJ-V- OF TkE_ mg $2 ,.\o(i hi connection vvilli tlil» IMfoRt'AMf LAjO ut HE. UACiT-WL case, half of a "fee" allegedly Oc\E*K VfcoK AIA5.KA to AUSTRALIA • collected by Daniel Friedman. New York insurance man. who testified Cliff IPV|, ICtflg I VjiH-Jh ftit lift, , Wsild l'|i* •**#«■ L he received Ihe money from (lu­ sted company lo obtain a federal lax adjustment STOCK MAKKKT Judge \\)<aiiski's action In NEW YORK iiv-Railroad issues qii.islilng Unci- charges against lie came to Ihe fore in Ihe slock mar laney followed a motion liy Defense krt again today lo push prices Ir­ — By WILIIAM OUT Counsel I Keefe Hurley immedl regularly higher. .del) idler the pioserulmii rested CriUml I’ u >' liiiin Chemicals, oils and selected linlly, wmidei how its i asp IN VIEW of all llirse log leaders In copper mining and other The judge ruled Ihe goveiume.it it lal '*•'■ to niuht- up sections participated in the rise. (league bull |>lu)ri* bung i.illid , had uol proved its allegation in* in t asl .* Gains ranged to around a dollar Into service by the M unnr Corps, I lain-v took $2 Mmi to intlin-nee. a a share, but a few scattered losers Ziidok LUimkopr >s beginning to I 1 ! decision in favor of I.Ot'IS AND persisted, also. wonder If the lli.VJ pennants i i.’ i. ill. r I'h ii bind on ill won’t lo* flying over the llall* of Ii, > • i lull m d Ii iDi '• Ilmil ATOMIC PROGRAM Mnntriiimn. ill ilhi for* /nml A‘i >40? t t WASHINGTON - Sen. Mc­ l-iidnliiiil of Du bio * Troops lo fi"r,n wlekmlNMif Mahon (I) Conn ) said today alter i i i ? 852. YOU'RE TELLING ME! u call on President Truman thut he Is sure Ihe United Slates atomic energy program wlli be expanded He said Mr. Truman will have an announcement lo moke, but has not determined how and when it will be made. McMalum said, " I ’ m confident that there will be an expansion of the atomic energy program." A century ago fanners brought milk to city home* in ran* twinging from yokes on their shoulders. On ir in ir leliifi » boot Dn .W ick'V Won sc. ’’ /.Ifco so hoi n u in o’ shoes, dm s it sqm nk f t t ! A North Carolina m o lt, ilru ik by o m otor car, promptly klckod tho vohlclo Into it ditch All muledom can h o s t but ono commoni on ihn li "Moo H o w l" ! t ! There are nriiilv 3 billion sliirs in iliu Alilky W o), ocfurtilng to iiii; h o i ii i i s Co Ihe Acorn locale persons they have sought ' in vain for many month*." The bureau says there are about t 1j million taxpayers entitled to a total of more than II million dollars Mils! of Hu elieiks ale unclaimed because the laxpavet moves unu doesn't gel his mail loiwarded, or death Intervene* and survivor* don't know Hie money is <l ie Ami sometimes they aren't delivered | because Ihe bureau eali't lead (he taxpayer's name ; Seminole Venetian lllintl I'li. t ’ h 'l c r • N» M -»ti.i g Flex alum To I'll i*ft I llllnds — Xriy tliift lYindow I'las tie Tape l ’lmne 11.12.1V 1>R. II. K. RING (in im r itA C T o it I'len-r rail for nptiointmrtlt Home 17.12— 17111 DR. If. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST I'hone 513 I I I Magnolia W tH 't c»u****l0tK t«il this Mlenflflc way mmy avoid thawing monthly “ narvat* Alt ib# iuaI v-ud »m (►-# • Arid I i*U tti«l drtoo, OWirmiB k>ub Oftit Mf i «>'if r j « r«. Il itx.nl(I HmI bn#7* o f B o s lo ii • on*1etn Itt'il ft*ri n#(|*#x|i ritiii i earritfl anr# He rvi-hin rd to the jury the m i ■ til f'Pt fruru cale'iy.Jar Oil*erv i.wf V"viarre*M M* Ri II # t'AJhlHl, mt#ft’eV|mnllrlMl M lA* govi-rnuient evidence showed there M M l r o . Oil hi *tr*(i#th BU'l rwwlH#u • was no th in g pending III the le, h e • office against Ihe col Hell IM.IO Of Hirir cnmuaiiv at tilll.iin* ot I’m alleged bribe payment tin- lomiiativ at one time faced a tax milelileilness of $||iiixiii CARDUI r u li rn o b (h -« M0NTHIT CliHPt CHiNii or tin Adv Tfflrer STIli W' BLADES \«i IO -B L A O t D IS P E N S E R J BLADE J Q n y Kv ack t o v ii f in .•y Is-c look i *I Wake up-to t*rf Ih f 111 !*• |B lio iirfilM ii'ft FLAVOR R i i r i*i • ut |i* *>illit"|% mu iiM ir nil *« titr fm iitu .if Im» -j— ) lim lm -l ill in h h h ftln ir mu 1111ii ■ »• * In ►* wd t in nil 11f t in |on i *f k iM itliie posxIVifr n il tifnl l i n o li f t i l l lift. t|im lifi i d It f m I it I w I hill a t t i l i- m iir nm l In mi iih hi H im •iniiiiti* | n li r « - —-a t m ' Itn o rife | in iiiiiiii II i ' f i r •»!«. Inr lirilllll m e tu il In I- i i i m ill'll*" * *M| aIi n 11 hi" I f With a Smile! lr'y o u want morning tmileo, fry tender lllcei of new Holvum toailed. The differ­ ence you notice ii freth-baked H o U u m fla v o r and aroma from bettor (HIOROPHYU 11 Clean* Breath buking thul'i limply grand; Tablet* ft.21 Almurhlne Ir. tiiir ifomm 5 lbs A . B . C- LIQUORS I’ ills Kpsom Nulls 71r Cnmill Ji Milt- Tubs lie I)/ S K IM ('nstnriii om dtt*tor*il4er Vr& fr*qwi fo u r fcJdMft IIJ If,. IWa’a V The PLUS In Every Prescription HOLLOWAY’S IN ORLANDO fmtAIOHT . IN WHISKEY L li - FIFTH HoumwIvw or* pl*oi*d and Rirprlwd to l#drn that Hokum cottt no ntor* with n*w flavor and a sparkling now packog*. R#m*mb#r... Hotwm b always onrkhod with th* vitamins and min* •rail noodod for your health and *n|oym*nt. * INPOlTlD RICAN RUM — n m ■ y .m : C lo t h in g and "Not only I* it a service to the hundred* of person* who now may collect money which lias been wall­ ing for them in oui files, but It • • enables our revenue worker* to I ‘ ft' iiSft-fft*l mUftrftkia I f e w * * - t d i tor I t U Ihllm .iu i i | Unit .-n .i .iirvey lllilile In Fugl ,n,l i l.iin , in,, tti'iirod id lull e. (. i | i tliondt-i still in- ontl H I M ill. Ill Hid O ld e r Nil IMS III m il ...l.lly in,,, i’ ll ttii’t Hindi- ol tinletl nil/ It* I* or Hull then stnek- sd ilraln, rauM tag »lowdowa.mtar folki K M & -‘ S.n.ih Aitrh Xoy »a y i w K m a m in u lin t ’’friod filly ol toko Irio portho o r t" li t lima to bo tu tp liia u t ktikiilB,lmdS«SS*(*ftrili inddliftiuftM mu beeve Muew* s, tneSern sag r uiloa fa *«ri Imeerti M H U M n irrO rm m i tty The Associated Press Many newspapers across Amur Ira are wakening surprised tax pavers to what has been called "Ihe biggest luekpot In history." Hundred* of persons are reading ttieir papers and fimllng that in come tax refunds lire due them some miming into thousands of do] l.irs lo ««me. badly in need, the news i i life «nver Others sec it as a Si -son m A merit-unism i in goini! to pay the hack rent " said the wife of an iini'in piovid welder, who received $21.1 due since It*11 \ New York luv'iilv saw lier n a m e listed, got off the subway and went home to wake her meth er llolli wept They hod needed the money <I(X) hi to help fl n.mu ” nil operation on the mother lake Russia," said another "i aw you imagine Ihose characters oviny back money to the people"" t'tiesp three taxpayers saw their 'tam es In the New York Daily New s The News even took an nil In the .New York Times lo help pill) llei/e ils listing of names of per son* with refunds due them I'ht names were obtained from Internal Revenue Hurenu records “ it"' purpose of ihe campaign." Ihi' News said. "Is In drain.itire tile 1111Is* known fael that these tin claimed cheek* exist " i Mlif- newspapers also adopted the idea as a public service even though they are preised (or space J»hu II Dunlap Intern il lleve line il ii'-mi commissioner (old Hie mirti tpuling Wasliingtim Times Herald Ii i, eiie of Ihe greatest public set v nes ever done by a new spa p#r. .tA • 7 maPPer i^m S '“atfirar tszs l|iiality end |)rofr**loiinl •kill are Ih* i>xtrn lugrrdlrnt* that rii Into every presrrlpllon rompmindi-d by u*. They ere ***eutlal, partlrliiHtlng IngredlrntH H im! effrrl directly Ihe health heneftl» of preacrlhrd medlrlne. Our rumplvte Ntnck of the fine*! quelity prescription tlriiiB end the thorouihne** with which our rxperlcnrril phiirmaciit* apply Ihrli profcMlonal aklll* aunranteo that the** Iniredlenl* arc present in the mtdlcinr we compound fur you. tiOr ('urt'ttit Ilie ('iirliT s I'iils tine IT | l; I ‘ very Man* fjvcrucl Murine n . 2.1 ('run Mulshm 23c Ki'i'niiniint 11,00 iiitvnriH 50r I’ hllllpH Muunuslti ll.oo Hu leys M O NOXZEM A Medium k ^ 4tjc. 75c Hi. .17 Solution 50c ilurhoMiil ................ 1 TOUCHTON HD) t Afi tHJ’ ttfn UN AN 7 il if U(> PR0DU* I n u t Add 20Vr Pcdernl excise lax tu ('ii*nietic<i DRUGS bt AHS fMt N A M f'tf X A ll ' 1 �0- r-v---- - vx i Wo' T lm V F * LAuarKt*1 ; The Sanford Herald THURSDAY. JAN. 17. 1032 V t,---- 5 TODAYS BIBLE VERSE Ilia o»n immlrymen did nut undtrolaml Taut. Ila ainrarrl.r loved them and wanlatl tery murh l« help them. They did nut underMind. IVt «hiuiId hr careful not to rraant aril Inlrntlnnrd hrlp. In peril* l>y inInr own countrymen.—Cor. I t;l*. Sati.iirtl li.ii lirlnrt iimkIi( |irr|rf to Ctlll it “ Look-be (urr-you-leap yeat." :jl i Congratulation* In Petite Paris. Ine. now motion into tlirir nrw location following wh.it miglil have been for nidiiy org.ini/Alion> ■ diiattrou* firr. The Cliamlier of Conunricr fliembenhip drive will he made h«lt week. Do your hit for Sanford and Seminole County S } S ■ by becoming n rnrmher of thii progitiiive ixg.ini/aliun. if u Senator Lift n ,i liner In one favorite nvrr General Litrrilinwer for the Republic .Hi prriiilrnti.il nomination, according to an A l­ f’ rer* poll of 98 rnrmbcri ft! located of the Republican National Comif.i‘ AWV. millet. Hut |hi!la have been tf.j fT known to be wrong before. ■' i f ? ’ j# it I Chairman McKrtliati of lire Slate Road Department an­ nounce* he will mil Ire 1 candidate for governor in I952. Profiting from ihe example of * another chairman of the Stale Road Department in I92B. Mr. McKclhan hai wiiely pulled him•elf out of the race, leaving Governor Warren virtually no place to go. }# ■ ^ Time wax when univrnal miIllfctY training Aai* Ycjectrd bv the American people became il would roit too much money. Now it it prctenlrd to Congirtt an economy meaiure. Time anil rtrcumitance change all thing*. It U cheaper now to give even young man Iwn year* of inilitarv training limn lo mainlain .* ilnnding ntmy of five million men. John Tr tuple t.t.ivr* iptolet the librnndiien't citation of Captain Cathen a* follow*: “ To ' aland with two fret planted Mildly on deck; to itanil or fall Upon a graven principle! to give or atk no quarter from any man Of element— there it a tyrnhnl worthy of wider emulation from the top level* of government rifht down through the varving •Rata* of our whole lociriy". People who lay that no law enforcement officer can enforce law and alill remain in office limply do nnl know wind iltey art talking ahoul. In Lmittana V '/F rtik J. Clancy, the i^ariff who ■ kept hi* taomiir lo the Kefauver | commillre and clmed up gambling 111 Jefferion Pariih adjacent to ’.'Now Orleam, it leading three - other candidate* lor iheriff by a . , oubatant is I vole in thi* week’* Tdelion. _ Do you tuffer from wearineti, suineu, upirt itomach? Are . Jfo« bothered with eye* watering a »Pd red eyelid.? Well, the kle may be nothinn moie than ryritrain. Perhnpi I' need glanei, According In i«»««ker al the levrnlh midll“ ir leminar of 0|dhalmology Otolaryngology (whatever it), loti of time* perMM perfect viiion tuffer from Min end need glauei. • BU ILD ERS' SU PPLIE S • M IL L W O R K Highway 17 02 South Fhoni 1447 USED CARS 1939 BUICK 1947 BlIICK Sedan, Kxtra Cowl Tlrea, Radio, Heater—Running Good. Super Sedan, Fully Bqulpprd, Radio, Heater, Good Tires, Good Condition, only $295.00 1 . ,K ).0 0 1948 BUICK Super Sednn. A Ileautlful (ireen Sedan With Whlto Wall Tire—I'urchaied and Driven By tswal Owner, Ixiw Mileage, Kxtrn riean, Radio, Heater, Kxrrltcnt Condition, 19-18 CHEVROLET Sedan, t’ lenn, (5,nst Tlrra, boeatly Owned $1050.00 only $1395.00 Hast} For Smoothness The watcher of a freight Iruin passing a crossing ob­ serves that each car sways rhythmically as It moves along. Train passengers are often acutely aware of sidewise sway­ ing and lurching of the cars. In addition to discomfort for riders and damage to cargo, this Hlrlewlse movement in­ creases the cost of maintaining Isdh track and rnlling stock. Now a recently invented device Is expected to make possible the elimination of most of this swaying and lurch­ ing, not through car design lar. by laying track In more per­ fect lines. The troublesome sidewise movement, makers of the device claim, is caused by small errors In the straight­ ness of the track and the spacing between rails, the effects of which are magnified by the sliced of passing trains. Track alignment on American railroads still depends mostly on the accuracy of the section foreman's eye, Kvon so, the rails appear to tho observer to stretch away to the Korean War horizon In flawless lines, and It will he a surprlHo to most nonriiilroaders to learn that they are not really as straight )c.,*omm*,i from pear. o»n as they seem. This disillusioning •knowledge about rails 'I!!!!]1u.,V^nLhi*h hiJ« serves to reeall and verify the many old sayings to the effect (|pa(||7>ck(>fl iho talk* (or wick*, that things are not always as they appear to be. An Allied briefing nffleer said Sociul DiffcM'cnccs /nidogists have tilscovorrd that th«r« is a certain re­ spect for strength among most animals. Among chlekenH, for example, there Is usually a barnyard leader, stronger than the rest, who can peck at his mates without any fonr of retaliation. There is a second strongest who fears only the leader, and so on down to the weakest member of the floek who Is abused hy all. There limy lie hoiuu who would like lo draw un analogy between the social system of chicken coops and that of hu­ man society. OftenfIt appears that the strong nml ruthless dominate. Blit In most cases humans demonstrate their claim to Iwing tho only thinking animals hy selecting lead­ ers for other qualities than physical strength. Men who can move about at will are genornlly able to do so because they ran adjust to society and livo with tliplr neighbors without the need to demonstrate physical su­ periority. Those who go about exercising their strength III tho manner of the bullies of the chicken yurd are merely prey for the stronger bully who will Inevilahly appear. Five Day Storm Is Still Continuing In California HAN FRANCISCO WV-The black mas* uf n new storm front rolled toward Northern Callfortia today, threatening more rain and xmiw for area* already (loislcd and inawbnund. A flveday storm already ha* (I) Isolated towni, (2) itramlcd the Southern Pacific streamliner City of San KrancDco, whose pas­ sengers and crew were rescued late Wedneiday, (3) disrupted transportation and communication* and (4) sent hundreds of lowland residents from flooded homes. Portola, Calif., railroad and lum her town of 4,000 high in the Sierra, wax Isolated and In rrltlest rendition until a Weslern I’ acllle emergency train bored In with medical supplies Wednesday. A woman died In a gas explo­ sion there and a nine fool snowfall collapsed Imlldlng* and slranden seven buses carrying 248 persons. At least II deaths have been attributed to the atorm and mil­ lions of dollars of property ha* ticen destroyed. Rescuers finally reached *34 per­ sons morooned since Sunday In anow-hlocked Dnnner Pass In the 8lcrr* aboard the streamliner City of Kan Francisco. Four others had walked out Monday. All hut two were placet) on ■ special Pullman lounge car train, and taken to Sin Frindico. The two were Idt ' at Bat icramenta for treatment. Isolated communities In the Si­ erra remrted (nod supplies were running law and that somo houses SS were Mrry to read of the of Edward C. Romfh, feet. No one knew how the 100 restir citizen of Miami and one tot* of Almanor and Prattville firel banker*. He darted i Plumas County were farina. effk c boy, iwept the bank «ir communications were cv the fourth consecutive da: a tho only bank wai the Dallei flank, which want ioo* flva uvea, drova in Ihe Panic of 1907. It NUdjoU from low-lytna homss •rhap* hie tnamoriet of that and blockad highways and the two which enabled Mr. Romfh raliroad routes to B«a Hva the Jib* and critlckm* al Him during tho boon whan ha refuted to make on rail m ate al inflaltd •od mulled in Ma being ’ r banker in that ana lo the d^nneeioo. f i ,10* CurlNcn’H Welcome tr.iMtlHiirit Vi.n l'.(* !>■*) brace of his wife and two chil­ dren, Ihe stocky little sea captain— he's flvo-fect-slx and weigh* 180 pounds—waved his gold-braided cap lo a crowd of several hundred persons and ttdd them: “ Fellow cltliens, t cannot hope to tell .you how I feel at this time because of the warm welcome you have given me. Thank you, thank you." To newsmen, the 37 year old (.'arisen said he fell "a little older" and that he planned to "get a little rest and go to sea again." He and his wife, Agnes, and their two youngsters, Sonia, II, and Karin, seven, posed willingly (or photographers. Besides official city greeters led by Grnver Whalen, he was met by his hoss, Hans Isbrandtscn, owner of the ill falcd freighter Flying Enterprise. The lUll-lon vessel started to crack up In hravy Atlantic seas last Dec. 20. ('arisen ordered Ihe 40 crewmen and to passengers to leave three days later and directed their rescue, but one passenger died. Carlsen stayed alone on the nearly capslie'd ship until Jan. 3, nelh R. Dancy of the British tug Turmoil. The tug tnwod the freight­ er for five days until a new gale >d the towline about 30 rnllei e coast of Fkl mouth, Eng­ land. Mlnutea before the battered freighter keeled over and sank last Friday, Dancy, and then Carlsen, ft the ship. Mrs. Carlsen commended her husband for refusing movie offers for his account of the Flying EnterprDe story, >q don't think he will reiret It." 1941 CHEVROLET MaaUr, Deluxe 2 Door Sedan _________ $395.00_________ NICHOLSONBUICKCO. . 210 MAGNOLIA AVKNUK TELKI’ IIONK 1031 HANFDIID, FLORIDA S A M P L E P R IM A R Y E LE C TIO N BALLOT Woman k Saved From D eathPlunfje BylfcroicWorkman that (nr the1 delegates disclosing „ . . - i DETROIT iM-lllgli nhnve prisoner exchange 'll Was merely ,,.y wal(!ri, ,he Detroit River a matter of ploughing o*cr the Wednesday night, 11 woman was same old ground will, the sntne(kr|), fm|T' frw,n ,hp Altl. roiulls—no results. . hnssmlor nrltlge hy a workman Rrnr Ail in. It F,. Llhhy nskel [ |l(, mmeri’il her again*! steel Chinese Oil. T*al t hen wan fr»r - h,,,!,.,-,, whom he wa* Mwaking Wednesday ,, when he declared angrily that Red " before Mr*. Doris Lahcy. Chins will "fight In the end" If 2n-.WJ?" hoisted In safely "he had any Chlnr*e soldiers in Allied Imbed aero** Iho width of Ihe hand* are repatriated lo Chinese four-lane bridge—some 70 feet—on a in inch beam. Nationalist Formosa, R-ldgc workers snH they nro Tsai, In firm control of Ids tem­ runlioiiH nn the slippery girders per, gave no direct answer. Llhhy accused Ihe Communists even In daylight. Mrs. Lahcy inode of violating tho Geneva Convention Ibe crossing In pitch darkness— by falling to mark their prisoner with Workman laud* Hens ml, 23, or war comps. He suggested that of Windsor, On!., In careful pur­ safeguards ha set up to avoid any suit. Renaud, n bridge maintenance future attacks on North Korean man, finally cornered the woman prison ramp*. n * a • North Korean MaJ. Gen. lor against a triangular section of the Sang Cho said he would think It girders 13 feet below the level of the bridge—and I.U feet above the over. river. Mrs Lahey, a Detroit school Hy SAM HUMME RIJN SEOUL. Korea 14* — American teacher, was minted by notice as Jet pilot* were rrcdltrd with down­ saying shr wanted to end her life ing three Bed Jet* today, two of because "my husband doesn't love them without firing a shot They me any more.'' Mrs, Lahey climbed through a also destroyed three Communist tanks near Kaesong, former sllc 8 fool bridge railing down lo the beam Hastily summoned by a of armistice talks. Two aerobatic Sabre jet pilots bridge patrolman, Renaud followed were credited with the gunlcss air her. She started Inching her way victory. The U. 8. Fifth Air Force under the bridge, hanging onto said they outmaneuvored two MIG stringer rods above for support. "She kept moving along very •13s so badly the Red lets ap­ parently went "Into a high speed slowly," Renaud sad, "Every lime stall from which they were unable she paused I gut a little closer." Renaud talked to her to hold her to recover." The Red pilots balled nut and attention. 'Mrs. Lahey, watching Ihrlr planes crashed The third him, backed Into it triangle of AIK) was shot down by Id. Col. girders and Renaud plnnrd her James R. Itaebel of Itedfleld. S D. against the beam*. Another Red jet wa* damaged In •. Other workmen climbed dnwn and helped Renaud get a rope a series of air battles. Two young lieutenants on their around the woman. Then she was first combat mission* burned nut hoisted to safety. the three Russian-type T-34 tanka near Kaesong. They said their fire bombs turned Ihe tanks Into "gul­ Undo, Fla., and Robert K. Hailey led hulks." A fourth was damaged. of Oakland, Md. —said thev spot The two Shooting Star pilots— ted the tanks Just outside the re 2d Lis. George Faltersnn of Or- slrlctcd area surrounding Kaesong. DEMOCRATIC PARTY Tuesday, May ft, 1952 S E M IN O L E C O U N TY P R E C IN C T N U M B E R ------------------------mams: a FOR HECHKTARV OF STATE I(IR SHERIFF w in : Pint nVi; FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL VltTS) P « « ONI* C. W. (Charlie) Beck H I M , ->-w — - -• ' ' -T ' J. L. Hobby J. Clay Williams Tummy High, Krdillrk, Fla., high srhnol bid and his "polln pig" raised more than 1.1,000 for the IP32 .March of Dimes. Tommy, PSTo pxratyied by polio last year, vowed to re­ pay March of Dimea three lime* amount It expended on him. He raised plr, look 11 lo Florida stock sale* and fairs this fall. Hidden returned pig lo Tommy for resale after pay­ ing their hid*. January D Marrh of Dimes month. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE eih Judicial District poh o.vii torn FOB COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUKI.IC INSTRUCTION i h it: poh STATE ATTORNEY 9th Judicial District VOTP, POM OXH FOR SUPER VISOR OF REGISTRATION vn i»: piih itvp, FOB STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DR. C. L. PER8ON8 OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED FOR COUNTV COMMISSIONER FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE VOTSJ PON ON*) K »TW • FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER V O TS) POM O X R FRENCH FRIED HOT IKHIH.............. flfte BARBECUED HAMBURGERS JQe FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER msTHM'T NO. a FOR STATE SENATOR 27th SENATORIAL DISTRICT V O TM PO H IIV K V O T M POM O X H FOR NUMBER OF THE HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES MNOI’P NO t FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I VOTM POM OHM__________ n i S T N I C T NO. • Mick N. Cleveland, Jr, I’ . » ' 1 OP TN S ° f VOTM POM a onm ' W FOR MKMREK OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VOTM POM ON** ir Ir J COURT FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION V O TM POM ONM FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE VOTM POM ONM COUNTY OP TAXES VOTM Cerlsen already la slated to taka ^ f o e justice o r t Bb PEACE VOTM POH ONM ----; ;-p CHIBr » * > VOR |CONSTABLE P M ^ v s K r " jU D fli — lule In Um Upper — p , ---------------------- VOTM POM ONM A Molutwk M lu CBM P i m i l a t An ,Utfr«UBt FOE CONSTABLE —r VOTM POM ONM for i.aW . M i B i m . - r" • ■ £ *i ' --------1— .» FORtTAX^FOLLECTOR .1 S * i y. dm M. V O TM POM o v n FOR MEMBER OP THR FOR MKMHER OF BOARD HOUSR of REPRESENTATIVES OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION im op p no. a VfeTM r o a ONM V O TM POM ONM 1 N fc— ____ f U M iw m jitU - i |l l l l k T N I C T NO. I P O II (IV*; Karl Higginbotham III Hoath I'alnstlo Avenue R early today In noarad to » In <■>*; t o r n p o h osm S — SH O W S — 3 jgysnsrft.a • FOR STATE TREASURER KITS’. POM 0*M SATURDAY ONLY W * ; *-‘**1* u v h VltTS ) P O II (INS! FOR COMPTROLLER SOTS) POM OSH — ON THE STAGE — She hoped, she said, the captain would b« ab! " to taka a vacation before retui__ to M i. "1 am going gtva him a big hsmburgsr for. Us first steal— wUh otilooe," slw said. "Ho like* up tiiu FOR COUNTY I'lKIHRCUTING ATTOHNKY Pin * u v e : k it s WEEZ-MAID atffe' 1 run** hamk ix i a p t m i -iiip . waass; CANDIDATE (IP VOI'll ( llnlt *; FOR GOVERNOR k it h V J m ir V t e W •: -:v- CAMPBELL’S CABINETS By purBuinj? n policy of subterfuge and atubborness Russia bits earned the distrust of tho noncommunist world. It Is not surprising then that when Soviet representatives talk of pence and disarmament other tuitions should remain suspicious, in the manner of tho careful man who will sign a contract only after rending nil the fine print. Russia now concedes that to make atomic weapons disarmament possible It would lx? necessary to hnvo continuous ln8pectlon*hy an international body, in the next breath the Communist state­ ment adds that this insjrcction must not Interfere with tho domestic affairs of nations. This cryptic phrnsc makes tho United States dubious about the sincerity of the now Red proposal. There are other stumbling blocks. Russia wants to tie control of at mile weapons to a onc-thirii cut In all arma­ ments. This is another point of contention, since it in gen­ erally rcrognlmi that a flat percentage reduction of arma­ ments would increase tho advantage of the nntion which al­ ready has the biggest forces. The skepticism of western diplomats docs not change tho fact that each proposal should receive enroful and ser­ ious consideration. All jK'oples watch how every suggestion is handled and answered. A short time ago Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky said that an American offer for disarmament kept him awake all night, laughing. That state­ ment won his country no friends. We cannot afford to laugh, or appear to laugh, at any suggestion which might offer even a remote hope of secur­ ing peace, even though we may he justifiably suspicious of the source from which the suggestion comes. . KalahllakM la IM k«t dallr »n»et SalarSar — aaatfari CftrUtiaae aaa N»w l f a b l t a M d na aatardar* hl< MWlaa LkrUiwaa aa* Mat* Years *1 , Naaaalla ataaaa Kait tail a* mnal vtaaa aialtar •Makar ST, laia, al lb* r*at imira Ml Maalnrd, Pl»rl*u. aada* Iba Act Ml I'Mgim al Marrb IMTb. * IUM.I.VVH l„ IIMAN Mlltl nontiox dkan, , Baalaaa* Maaaaa* ai llaiIIII'I IIIM IIATM* lit «arrlvr ............. . $ f,M tier *4.*ath aa I,V*r *«"«lb. ....... Mao ilk Mnalha ............. „ a*4 »a* taar ....... ..... ILao AD aailraa. aarda al Ibaaba, raaiilallnaa aad Ballraa al •Mfartalaaiaal l»r Iha Mrpeae al rajalaa laada, aaIII ba raaratd lar at rraalrr »4<*r Males relee. Ilaaraaralad batlaaallr Hr laMMd Vrnapeprr llapraaaalalltaa I"'** Nett t«rk, rxtraa". Ilalralt, Haaaaa rllt aa.l ai. I.uula. /»b# llarald I* a mahti al |h* Aaaarlalrd I’rree tthlrh I* aallllrd airlaaltrlr •<* lit mt for rreehllralloa »f all M,e lore! aatta |rlalM la IhU erttteaper. aa wall aa al) IH **«■ .ll.paii-hee. V " v- -’iv - ’ •’ ,V , ■ ;y : ; . . . . - ;v ..................i il iMi i i j lfaWMiff8Bu: O ff* 1 •* *; ^ l 1 WAW DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN . • i ,, i% rv *?- - r~* �'___ < A n d P ersonal A ctivities PHONE 148 Social Calendar Arbor Day Observed Hy Harden Club The Sntifonl Cordon Club with holil re- Mrs. I.. K. Spencer as president, that tomorrow is Baptist announced Arbor Day. am! Invited the public Church nl fl: in p.m. Tha Douglas .Tnbn .bininr Hrn- to visit some of th« outstanding therhood will meet in the Mo- gardens in the city. Mrs. Spencer said that Adair nun Ini Kduentlmial Building nt (hr First IlniitUl Church nt 7:10 p.m. Day is observed lu encourage thn The Men’s Brotherhood of the planting of trees, nod suggested First Ilnptist Church will hsvr use lie made especially of flower­ their regular supper nml program ing trees. "When you see the lieauttful meeting nt 7: !0 p.m. in the Me* Koelrculei in (rain tree), jncarmm in! Kdurattonal liuihling. Seminole Chapter No 2 O F. S unda. ami Mnuhinia (Florida Or­ ^ • d l l meet nt the Masonic Hall nt chid) lice, magnolia tree or any ol the lovely flowering trees in 8:00 P.M, * The Seminole District Brouter* bloom," she said, "you wish you * Training rmirse will begin nl 7:111 had one, nml this Is (he right p.m. nt McKinley Hull. lime of year In plant trees. The The Seminole Choral Society exchange chairman of the Harden will meet at 8:10 o'clock nt the ('lu)> is Mrs. Frank Woodruff, (It, First Methodist Church. who may lie Hide In help locate tome small tires which c*n lie FRIDAY The Young Wesleyan Adult transplanted more autlafumrily Cless of the First Methodist than larger ones." Church will have n covered dish Ihe Invitation to visit specimen flip p e r nl the Chester Daniels' was extended hy Mrs, I'loyd ■home nt Dearon’s Den nl 7:10 Palmer, publicity chairman of the o'clock. rlub, who especially called atten­ The United Daughter* of tho tion to the following gardens; Confederacy, Rnliert K. I,re Nor. Mrs. W, P. Fields, 200 W. Sevenman Devero Howard Chapter, will tecutli Street, who has a redbud hold n liinthtnn nt the Mnyfnir tree lo bloom: Mrs. Ralph WarInn nt 12:00 noon. The luurnron len, 1012 Magnolia Avenue whose will he pirrrdrd hy n progtnm nl Irtple pulnxettia is now In bloom the Seminole High School at (>:.'ti) with ll)0 blossomi on the one n .m . stalk: Mrs. II. H. McCnslin, 2041 MONDAY Mellonvlllc Avenue, whose arnicas The annual chicken dinner of are beginning to Imont, and will J h r I'nst Matrons Club Seminole ieach their pi*nk within the next V hapter No. 2, n.K.S. will be month; nod the garden of Mrs. held In the dining room of the Joe Jarrell, 2010 Oak Avenue, Masonic Hall nt <1:111 P. M. The Denemlahle Class of the which has hundreds of rnmoljln* First Methodist Church will meet of every variety in bloom. at 8:00 p.m. nl the home of Mrs. A. I*. Skinner, OOH Magnolia Ave­ M. C. Farrar Speaks nue, with Mrs. It. \V. Herron asm hostess, On Conservation THURSDAY •licar^nl The Youth Choir will nl Ihr Kir»t Child education ^ Croup Holds Meet 1• The Association for Childhood Education ol Seminole ('minty met rm Tuesday evening at the South aide School with Dorothy Nance giving n talk on the Pine Moun tain School of Krnlueky, using the inriilum ol filmstrips, rpmtutlnns, stories and musical folklore of the school and community, nml pro scntlng n vivid picture of the past, present, nml future of the Krn ^firky Pine Mountain School, A covered dish supper was en Joyed nl the mrrllng. nod Mrs (S. W. Morgan prcsldril over the huainesa meeting, giving an inspira flmtnl rending. The spenkcr wns Introduced hy Mrs. Hubert S. Brown, and Mrs. Murgaret Heynolds offered Ihe devotional. World Club MectH At McKinley Hall • ,srr» i *- * » * The World Club of Hie Flrsl Methodist Church mef ol McKinley Hall veslertlnv afternoon nl 1:10 n’clork with IH member, present -lenetle Harvey, preshlent. pre sided over Ihe meeting nml Ihe minutes wrre read hy the secre­ tary, March l-nrhclt Mary Mc­ Kinley tolil stolrles on "School Days In Peril," and "A Program of Training and Service In South America " 9 Songs were sung hy the grnupp with Mrs. Eva Hartley accompany­ ing. Ilefreshmenls were served by Mrs. It. It McCall. IDNMVOOD PRfHlRAM LONGWOOD (Special) — At the longwod ctvle league meeting Tuesday aflrrmm, program chair (nan Mrs Klhel W Ayres present­ ed Ihe program Three members of Ihe Lyman tih-e Club, Laura 1'ennlnglnn, Mary Caritilchrl ami "llilly Wells, gave *-evernl musical numbers. Mrs. Kathleen Bucher, n mendier. of Ihe Lyman faculty, gave a talk on ('idian nrt, llliulrated with her paintings. Hostess for the afternoon were Mrs. J. C. Beams, Mrs. Irving Towers, Mrs. C. II. Searcy, Mrs I. L Cm and Mrs. Cecil (iullirkson NKMINOl.r: O.K.S. Seminole Chapter No 2. O.R.8., will hold Ihelr regular meellng beginning at fl;.w nmlght with a covered dish supper al the Masonic Temple In Sanford Mr. and Mrs. If. F. Cole will he In ihaigu of ihe supper, lo which the members of ihe Eastern Stara* families are also invited. The meeting following Ihe aupper will be Ihe Obligation night service. All are urged In attend. TODAY'S 'FIRST WITH TDK MOST" Friends of Mrs. Miriam Russell will lie glad to learn that she Is ™u*hJlVJ’ rI,vc,tL b^ . NV «*ntim'r to remain in the Florida Sanitar­ ium for ionic time. Mr. and Mrs. B. J Cotton are spending the winter In Sanford at the Mayfair Inn where they have spent the past several winter sea­ sons. Mis. Clifford MrKihhin has re­ turned to Sanford after spending several days in Jacksonvlltc, where she nml Mr. MrKihhin, and their family will make their home in the ncoi future. Howard M. Sweeney arrived by plane yeaterdny from hlx home In Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and Is spending some lime al the Mayfair Inn. Mr. Sweeney is visiting hla son and daughter-in-law, Mr ami Mrs. Cordon A Sweeney. Sen. and Mra. Lloyd F. Boyle hove ns their guest Mrs. Hoyle's mother, Mrs. A. D Cray of Laur­ ens. S. C, Mrs. Boyle's aunt, Mrs. A. D. Oray, who visited here for some time, has returned to Brad­ enton where she Is spending the winter. Mrs II W Huprccht nml Mrs. A. It. Key spent today in Drain where they were Ihe lunch roc n guests of Mrs Edmund Martin ami attended n meeting nf the Mn|or K. Francis I,. Dade Chapter of Ihe ii. S. Daughters nf 1812. Friends nf Mrs. A. E llnhurn condltlnn is Improved and that shi she has been removed from the East Coast Hospital In SI. Augustine to Ihe home of her daughter, Mrs Ken The Clvir Department of the Sweet, In Palatka. J riufonl Womans Club hail as guest speaker at their lunrhenu vrslcrdny Merritt Knrrnr, wh.i Luncheon la Given executive director of the By Golf Aaaociation Morida Audubon Society and who spoke on dm subject, "Con nervation". Elections of officers The moot lily luncheon inerting was held nt the department of the Sanford Women's Coif business meeting. As-oclutlon was held yesterday Mr. Merritt sliessrd theDmI- I with their regular weekly louraiiee of nature, which he said has (lament. New memla-rs were wet heroine sorely distorted bv man coined into the association ami and civilisation, pointing mil 'bul pictures were taken of the groop. conservation Is so individual Mrs. John It. Slater of Dougins, resimasi 1,1Illy and that the Flor- Cm, Mrs. Robert [1. Fulton, mill bin Albinism Society is trying Mrs. Howard Whelchel vvcic to create u public iiiulerstniidiiii' welcomed as new members of the value of the wise use nf A flag tournament was held our soil, water, plant mol wild with Mrs, C. A, Austin bring life. winner of Class A group, Mrs. The speaker discussed birds C. It. I'earsnn, winner of Class from the fol'owini? angles: their II, anil Mrs. Harry S. Woodruff, economic value lo man’s ex- winner of Class C. slrnee; an asset to hotel keeper*, Those attending were Mrs. It, •ml ernmolnrs of entertainment W. Herron, Mrs.' F. D. Scott, fnr winter visitors; and the peed Mrs. J. Danforth Wright. Mrs. for sufficient iirntrethio for game C. A. tllouin, Mrs. Clara Cion, birds for sportsmen: and lastly, Mi t, Irving Fcinborg, Mrs. Rob­ 'heir ae-ilhetie Value. ert Jl. Fulton, Mrs. Bud Austin, Wl'h Mr* r: o, Kilpatrick, lr.. Mrs. Howard McOoinrh, Mrs. .1. or«s|ltine oyer the nie"tln-f, W. A limn it, Mt.t. John Srhirard. -'fleers ......... -lentml p* follows: Ir., Mrs. I’. U, Hart. Mr*. Steve '*ra. II IV. Ril'd or. chairman; tti’herts, Mrs. .1. Ho** Adams, Mr*. C. R. Dawson, vice- Mrs. E. C. Ilaviiiao, and Mrs. K. ■■Imirmnn: Mrs. It. C Moore B. .Smith. •erreiorv-lreiisorer: M r. Fred Mrs. Frlrp Heard, Mrs. Harry T, Williams, urogram: Mrs. IV, S. Woodruff, Ml** ,Maude Wiloin, f* Field", i-’emla-rshln: and Mrs. Miss Helen Cabas, Miss Dot 'Isrry C, Ilrtiel, fltuioee chair­ I’owell, Mrs. C. R. Pearson. Mrs. man. T. F. McDaniel, Mr*. W. G. Firming, Mils Ellen Metis, Mrs. IL C. Whelchel, Mrs. Andrew Home Department Carraway, Mrs. A. D. Marsh. Elects New Officers Mrs. John Ivey, MU* CpcIIo Heard, Mrs. Roy Kymrn, Jr., and Mrs. Mns O'Llnger. Thp American Cnmr Depart­ ment of the Hsnford Woman's f’lnb Lnkc Monroe i jetted officers at their mealing It* R A D I K H D D F .R H L D M which was held on Tuesday evenlug, with Mra. R. W. Williams The Home Demonstration Club being elected chairman.. Mrs. Ce- met Friday Jan. II, at the nchool cN Carlton chairman, presided lunchroom. Mrs, Annie Maruvrr the meeting. Arthur, the new preiddent, presid­ Other officers elected were ed over Ihe meeting. Mrs. Lila Miss Carol Htnne. vice.chairman Woodard, Remlnole County Horne Mra. Max Fundont, secretary Demonstration Agent, demonstrat­ Mrs. Ernest Routhward, finance, ed plr-crusl making. Flans were made for Ihe County Mrs. Donald Jonas, membership, and Miss Barbara lliiprerht, pro­ Council meeting to he held here In Marrh. Refreshments wero gram chairman. try Mrs. Jark Mann and New members Introduced were served Mrs. T. W, Mcrn, Mrs. Forrest Mrs, Knlnml (Hies. Mr. ami Mr*. Rice of Lees­ Itreckon ridge, and Mrs. John Sen- burg wrre callers at thn home of karlk, Jr. Mr. anil Mrs. Troy Beattie during Mrs. S. f|, ItiriWMii “ ho had the week. Weudend guest* of Mi. charge of tho program wlilrh fol­ and Mrs. Beattie were Mr. and lowed the hualnesa meeting, led Mrs. |v*n Walker of Indiana. in gamea, songs, and gave iievFriends of Mra. Rush Stafford cral humeroua tendings, "Truant are sorry to know aha is confined tfoslarnds", a comic skit, wns pre to her home because of Illness. scoted hy Mra. Harrlman, ami Mrs. Carrie Stafford has re­ Mra, John L. l-ec, Jr. turned front I'enaacola, where shn Refrrahmenta were served hy has hern visiting her son and his lawy the hostesses, Mrs. Btaltc Sawyers, wife, Mr. and Mra. Guy Stafford. Mrs. Lester Guthrie, Mrs.I, Ihrry Ila , tMr. and Mra, Minor J. Knight Robson, Mra. William Kirk, Mrs. and Mrs. Varson Cook, all of C. O. Jonas, Mra. Stanley Hockey, Columbia, 8. C„ were dinner and Mra. Marvin laddon. Ahotii guests of Mr. and Mra, Rodney Wednesday. Mr, «nd Mrs. 40 mtmhaia ware present. Harris a .............................................. muz (1) What I* a aapodllUT (2) Do mulberries grow on buahrt nr on trees? (1) By what name warn the Uesrandrnta of Jaroli known? (4) What la burgoo? (ft) What was the first brldg* across (he East River In Naw York City? Correct anawers will ba pub, — Hahad tomorrow on this page ■ with » naw aet of unest ions. Tha name of today’a winner of two pnaaaa to the Rita Theater to aaa Vara-Ellen and David Niven In "Happy-On-Loyaly" neat Tuesday and Wednesday, will appear among tha Classi­ fied Ads, The award will go tn thn first nerson turning tn at Tha Herald office hefora 10:00 larfeat number tomorrow ol eorm t answer*. Flrsl Re mber you want to be Supper Meet Held By Episcopal Group Father David, prior nf the Hood Shrphrid Monastery in Drange City nf ihe Order of SI. Augus­ tine, spokr on mnnmtlo life nt the rrgulnr monthly supper meeting of the Men's Club of Holy Cross Episcopal Chlirvh Tuesday night and recommended periodic re­ treats for business men nml others disturbed hy the lieml of world events. Father David outlined the origin nf imiiinstir life anil explained the Untlirc of It in present day life. He described retreats s* oppor­ tunity to get away from the strains of business, civic and family life and to commune with Cod. "The rctrrntanl makes his nieditation and is aided by talks of tin- trtreat lender," lie said. Raymond l.iinitipiisl spoke on the Armed Forces Idond clinic which will lie held next week in Ihe Parish House of Holy Cross Church nnd urged member* of the Men's ('lull each to contribute a pint of blood fot wounded soldiers in Korea. The meeting was presided ov»r hy President Dale Scott, Jr. who Introduced Father David. Supper was served hy the Indies of tho Women's Auxiliary. LAKE MARY Hy VntCINIA P. ANDERSON Meetings Are Held By Baptist Circles Clrrte bn 1 of the Woman's Missionary- Society "f the First Itapttst Chuioli with Mr*. J. A. Strange presiding held a -Itnrt bnslurs* session on Monday fol­ lowing which luncheon was held in the Educational Huilding of the Chinch. Mrs. ,1. F .Slone gave the de­ votional. "Do You Rolling to God?" Mrs. llrniley Oilhain an­ nounced the Chain of Mission* program. Following the meeting a cov­ ered dish iunrheon was enjoyed in the eiinr-atioiral building of the cluireh. Those present were Mr*. It. D. Smith, Mr*. E. S. Rockev, Mis It It Reck. Mr*. C E. Renton. Mi*. Stone, Mi*. David Sper­ ling, Mr*. D. S. Whlililon. Mr* Hen Wade. Ml *. Hi Iham, Mrs. S .1. Davis. M r-. C E. Main II, an,I Mrs. .1. F Harrison. r Johnson, Mm A .1 Walker, Mis. ,, „ , ,, , , , C. C ‘ "Rm* and Mm J»Imi L. Miller | Ntemliei* eiijnyrd a Iunrheon nt 1„,,, ..... . Ilmldlng , f Dot , . , .. . . *‘hu,t'h lh" "f business meeting PROVED in the SADDLE l $J.'/S ...the o r i g i n a l cowboy o v e r a lls Ranch W ear in Brands You Know 4) n r P r i r c v A r c l o m t r M E N 'S Pfn W EAR JA N U A RY n eys Cl■EAIKA CE BARGAINS GALORE FIN A L CLEARANCE NO LAY A WAYS NO KXCUANU.S ON SALK STARTING KltlDAY !» \ M. JUST ARRIVED A little Ininrile of PreiuHl MKN'H (tKNUINK IKIIIHKIimK .lACKIITS if i: 19i ( i n m MKN'M (iKNUINK IIKACON KOIIKS H K I» n n ;0 TO ,.ui) MKN'H HANKOItlZKI) OUTINI. P A JA M A S H K i> m :i) TO 2.HS If KIM H I '.1) TO t III) HK 0 IH K 0 TO .'.till WOMKN’H CIIKNII.l.K UO I. IIOUHK ( OATS 1 mi Color WOMKN’H im O A IIC U m i ConlentM Shorn HOYS' (iKNUINK MOHSKIIIDK JA C K K TS It KOI H'K 0 TO Him MKN'H JA C K E T T Y P E SWBATEIIH HKOIHKO TO 1<10 ( IIILDHKN H A L L WOOL S W E A T E E S KKOIH'KO TO j.nn HOYS’ U NLINEU POPLIN JA C K K T S HKOIHKO TO ;i mi W HITE A L L W(M)I* L K T rK tt SW E A TE R S KKOIH’KO TO ti.lill WOMEN'S LAC E TRIM ItAYON HLII’H KKIHH'KO TO 1 Till EDWARD EVERETT HORTON J9. A. OMHim WtOMSDAY 19 H THE SANFORD Thura. Jan. 17. 19.12 Mr. and Mr*. Earl tlrlffln and Infnnt son of Waycrnss, Da., spent several days with rrlatlve* reccntly. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Seheili of rontlar, Mich, have arrived to spend the winter In their Lake Mary heme. They were neemnmnted hv her sister, Mrs. George 'etrlmnulx. Friend* of C. K. Mllsted will lie glud to hear that he Is improved nml has been brought home from (he Fcriiald Laughton Memorial Hospital In Sanford where he was undergoing treatment. Mr. and Mr*. Howard llullei re­ turned Thursday from a vacation in Minneapolis. Minn. Hi* mother, Mrs. Howard Ilutlcr nf Minnetonka Mills, ami her mother, Mrs. George Malm nf Minneapolis, acenmpanird them and will remain in Lake Mary * month nt least. Miss Dorothy llurke is home again following a few day* spent Mr*. It F. Cooper gave an in Iciest lug talk oil Florida Ml** in Aklanta with relative*. Mrs. I.. (I Rroussard. who has iouarie* nt the meeting of Circle been visiting her son-in-law nnd No. ri of the Wormin'* Missionary daughter, Col. and Mr*. W. K. Society of the First Rapt 1st linker, ha* returned to her home Church mid ingr-d all members to In Lafayette, t.n. attend tin- Chain « f Mission* Friend* of Frank Evans will which will lie held on Jan. Ml* and lie sorry to lirnr that he i* con­ 10 al the Fir*t Fresliylerian fined to Ms home due lo illness. Church. Eli*, amt Mr*. James Ra*hani Mr*. It C M mire piesliled nvi 1 have returned from a honeymoon the meeting, nnd a devotional and Committee Meets tour of central and south Florida. wns given hy Mr*. Sam On Flower Show Wednesday evening the llu*i- prayer Allred. Mis. R. T Thomas acted lie** Women'* Club of the Com­ a* secretary In Die ahsenre of Thr Annual Flower Show rnm- munity Church met with it* pre­ Mr*. A. I*. Benson. mlltce met yesterday morning nt sident. Mrs. II. M. Cochran. Mrs. Those present w-re Mrs. Moore, Ihe home of Michael (llnson. and E. K. I.loyil. Jr. and Mrs. James Mr*. Allred, M r- Thomas, Mr* H was derided that Ihe theme of M. Thompson, committee In charge Coopei, Mr*. Stewart (intrhel, the show which will tic presented of placing curtains nt the choir Mrs. W C Wilson, Mrs. Raymond early in March will tic "Florida, windows and a new gnlicty rail­ Kndci, Mi* II I l.eoiiard. Mr* ing curtain were given a rising Watson Reel, Mr*. Ilai Colbert the l.and of Sunshine " Mon \n Other plans wrre made fur the vote of thank* for thrlr work. The and a visitor, Mr*. Elfealer S show lu which the |uililic Is Invited halance of I) J *1111 owing on the (ininck „f (lrlnnilo tn participate, with young exhibit curtains was raised by individual Following the meeting the mem Hoy's nrs M ng especially invited. Fur­ subscription, during the evening. liers mljoin rir-il lo the Eilm-ntionnt ther Information may lie obtained Rev. nlol Mrs. |„ W. Scott, guests llililding of tile ('hull'll where n from Mrs Frank Dutton nt tele- of lire group, discussed the pnssi luncheon was held i'ility of holding n joint meeting pohne IDA!) J nf nil the Women's organisation* Circle No I iif the Woman'. III the church. Mrs. W. M. Mixon The president, Mrs. Cochran np Missionary Society of the First pointed a nominating committee llaptisl Chim-li met Monday morn Entertains Fidelia rnn-Utlng of Mi*. It. M. Gleason, trig at 11 tit) o'clock in Die Glean Mi*. K. E. I.loyil, Jr. and Mi*. F. er'a Class room for the tegular The hniuc of Mrs. W, M. Mixon D. Vmterxon, to provide camiidatc* monthly lm*ines* meeting. Mi* .I,dm L. Miller opened 1H• on the Siinfnrd-Oiliuulu Highway f«i the annual ejecliim of officers, was tin- scene of Ihe regular to take place nt the Fibiuarv meeting with piaver, and presided over Die limdnc**. The devotional business nml social meeting of meeting. II Hnr C Riilmnlmi' ninrh Irmirn'r,- ami taken from the lunik, "Take Time" the Fiildi* ('la** nf the First Following ailjmiinmeni. Mo- lm. was pi,-seated bv Ml- I!. I John gin nl ItmkiiiR vvt'.sli'tn shiii.-s i l .u l o - . Baptist Chinch on Tuesday even­ tes, served ft nil |oiti> h ami cool ing iviIh gmiiii No. three as cu- ie* in (ire mrinhci* Ati*. Ed /.no *iiii. Mt* Flank I Woodruff, Ii , nkirt.H anti nlm-ks nhiiitlil la- in soon i J report id on Coiniiiimil v Mission* hnstcsscs, including Sirs. Ren merman, Mr* E E. I.loyil, ,9t., Dri'KM .-shirt-* fnn n -57..*•<>. wml* hrr l Wade, Mis. II \|. Fearer', Mrs. C, Mi* W. T. Wan»lev, Mr* Sidney and dl.-ti doiled names for direct L. Dnnemi nml Mr* .1. M Cam­ Fowler, Mr*. .1 I. Humphicv. Mr*. |oil visitation for Do* month She frritri $!l.U.ri. ( iiiliimlinc |imit -JR ll.i | also *tre**ed prove, meeting it eron, Esther Smith, Mi*. II, M Gleason. Mr- I E Catchcl, I■>,-teller, re­ Mr* I'. D. Aaiiersnn, Mr* ,t M. tendance llu* looriDi Mr* John It Alanhaius, mi* minded the liienihcls ..f |ti<- Sludy Tl'onip'on, Mi*. It. E. True, Mi*. Course mi "The New Testament M. II Hire, and visitors. Rev. an I slim study i turn man, gave a loo f Duel lines nf the Chinch" which Mr* Scott, Mr*. Junuie Li-e Hat talk olid >I| ill dinted several lurid,In in- tend daring Die mouth Dlher will l,c (might at llu- church the in<>ri nml Mrs. Walter Pipei report* were given ami an tnfoi "r “ *• B''P"(•' "f (he Mi. and Ml* Tom Fti-emiin. .It. ■unlive talk >,n tl,,- Maigaiel Fund various iiffieci* were given. have purrhnsed bd* on ibc Conn Dining the social hour u num­ try ('lull Road, rii-in the William Thorne, .It ber of mousing gano -i were en­ M atthew* ami cxpci I to bull,I a Mi and Mi '- It E Hr* kenbacli joyed undei (In- dii-c-tmtr „f m ,-s< home there *«i"o. have Mini lied In Do-ir In,me in D. K McNnb and pines awmded Mi*. A. K. l ewis of Alexandria, Chil-ago, afli'l no extended vi-il to Mis. Chaibitte litmid, Mr*. 0. R. Sheppard and Mis Ethel Will­ V* i* visiting Mt' Emma Wing, with tlielr sou and daugliler-inLevy Itarri* of llumpnss, Vn i* invv, I'lof nml Mi*. IL It llerki'Miam*. after which i rficahmchlx itllli HAST I'll 1ST busy, adding nnnlhei room an I tincl, were SCI veil try tlie hostesses. Those present weie: Mrs, .1 [ port'll tn Id* cottage, width Mr. Thin nicy. Ml*. I.... Wiole, Mr*. and Mts. Htrheil Lamport ore J. F Wilson, Mu. Robert A Will oeriipying. Frini'i* of Mr*. Com Shards lams, Mi* Ethel William*. Mr.*. * 11 Ifo s s , Mrs. Ilnnu i t ittle. will hr *orrv to Inin Itial -be is Mi*. Evan i Mii’ov Mi, |i K confined lo the home of tier con -in. N. S. Ithingh, tlllt' lo illness, M* Nalt, 111ri 1 I, Coop,‘i, Ml Mt. and Mr*. Walter Flpei and M. C. Hagen, Mi* \V f . D t'oilMey, Mr* Calebel, Mis | Rev. and Ml*. L. W Scott spent Ciirnrr, Mr* lilmnl, Mr« W. II Uetlncstlav afternrooi m lltlando Dniienn, Mn. Rbeppnnl Mi*. C I .ind Winlei I'ark. The new home of lb v and Mts Dunraii, Mr*. Mixon on I Mi*s .tames M Thompson on Lake I-inear Ermiklio Mntv is ricaiing completion Albeit I. Walter is in New York STETSON CI.EE CLFII on a hi ief business trip. DELAND ( Special )—Tlie Ktctxon Mr. and Mia. J). f . Ruber is and Clee Club will sing "Prjnsn Yc the two inn* spent .Satniday in Titus laird," the sorred choral mmiher Mill', visiting relatives. hy Cesar Franck on the mid semes Erlends nf "Skipper" Nelson trr riimnienrriiient program nl H will he glad lo bear that he is P ») Sunday In Kll/aheth Hull, it now at home, following several was nnuonninl listay I’ rnfrsvnr weeks a a patient at tin Orange Harold M Dilffm will ilircrt .tnhli Memorial MoipRal in Otlsmin, as Sims, tenor, will sing Mallnttr'* i result of .hi automobile, arriilfn' "Ihe Twenty third Fialm " Mr. ami Mrs, Roto it [h-Welse nf I'avion, Ohm are pending a werk Knight anil Mr* ( ’ook are en with their friemli, Mt and Mr* route In Miami. I Inyit I.endmoil. Miss Odell Hamilton whs the Mr*. T. L. D'Cominr war the weekend gnrsi of her grand giiesl nf her son and daughter In­ rniither, Mrs. c . M. Hamilton >.f law, Mr. mill Mr*. Jack Fetor* nf Enterprise. Tampa, till* past weekend. Miss Clin a Rwnggrrtv has reMr. and Mra, It. Ii. I.nls ate tnrnril home after spending sev­ tiurna again following a vacation eral days with rclallvr ve* in Day •pent with 1,-latlvrs in Frnvidenee, Iona llrnrh. <It I. Randy lliyant, son nf Mr. nnd Copulation experts estimate Mrs, AI Krynnt, Jr nf Wintei them are between 10 and (1(1 mil­ tlnvrn la Hie guenl of hi* grandlion refugees In tin- world today. imrenta, .Mr. ami Mrs. William Weight SPRINGTIME FORHENRY war *lv«n by lh« chlldron. Four vUttora were wrlcomed *t Ihe mreting, Mrs. J. S. Feterann, Mr*. H. A. Osteen and Mrs. II. F. Hiitke nf Dairen, and Mrs. Lnrv Cooke, mother of Mr* G II 8yke* Members piesetil wen* Ml*. G. Mv-kos Mr*. John D. Abraham.'. .Mi", I*. 11. Aihlrroon* Mr*, rrnnk I.. Woodruff. Jr.. Mrs. C. L. I’ark. Mr*. II. II. Newman, Mrs. It. I,, GARRET WOMEN'S IIAN D 11AG S R E P E A T HALE Anawerat Mexico. tho Gulf of Mn Colorado. Minnaluatn BOYS’ IHIKSSKS KEATUH E PRICE F L A N N E L S lu m 'S l.lili .....- ...... ........ . 1.00 Shop Penney*s Youfll Save Cuba. Tea. ■Jf A . . . . 4 �n toi Missions D ecide To 5an A Move Is Hailed By Mayor And Local O f f i c i a l s ; Team To Come Mar. 5 l'**e « Thur*. Jsn. 17. 1932 THE HANFORD HERALD C ovington P o s t s H igh est S corin g A ve rage F o r F e d s Columbia’s Five Losses Are In Contrast To ’51 CANN AND DOES WIN By Alan Mav«r HO W ARD vJ A K £ " Ur KKNT DIKTI.AIN The Him Antonio Mls.inri* will train In Hnnfurd this spring! Tin*. Last Year’s Quintet Official decision wan released till* Was In Midst Of noon simultaneously In Sanford by tne Hemmule County Chain Iter Winning S t r e a k of Commerce am) In Han Antonio by the Missions, Forrest Brackenridge, Chamber of ( ‘ummcrce Jimmy Smith Keep!! By TF.D ME1F.R manager ami secretary, anNEW YOHK Ui - Thia tlmo a nounrcit today. Total Point Lead year ago Columbia’* basketball Jim McLaughlin, vice-president team was unbeaten and in the W i t h 70 Points; (if the Missions nlul the St, l.ouls mid.it of a 22 game winning streak. Drown form director. Informed This season lt’» different for the Hardin Is T h i r d the local Chamber of ('ontnieire lads on Mornlngslde Height*. They by telephone this morning that lost their fifth game of the season It) KKNT t III ITLAIN The Orange City .Shuffle Hoard Wednesday night, a Ufl to W thriller the Missions had agreed to ac­ •■Hinging." tierald Covington's team mine here und defeated to Pennsylvania. cept the tentative Sanford train • ing arrangement, which was HI point splurge against Henhreera- the Hanford Tourist and .Shuffle It was the second straight Ivy worked out during Mr. McLaugh­ last Tuesday evening gave him tin- Board sipind at the lake front League defeat for the defending liesl overage point per game. Cov­ alleys Tuesday by 21-13. Orange champions and shattered their lin's last visit here. "It’s great news.” commented ington lias n slim edge over the City fi lded 12 two-man teams, home court winning streak of 17 Mayor William Htcmpcr, upon Celery Fed (lager’s leading scorer otto for each alley, The visitors games. hearing the news. Mr. Hrecken- Jimmy Smith. Cnvingtnn’s over- took 7 of the 12 alley three-game The victory was Penn’s third In rldge stated, "This is a wonder­ age is 10..'I as mmimicd to Hmitb's sets with Hanford shufflers win­ n row in league competition and ning only fuur. ful opportunity for Hanford since 10 .0 . put the Quakera on top. The Hed Orange City won four of the and Blue boasts a 3 0 mark com­ ■'H»l»h" H iiilib has scored 711 that we were told the Ht. Louis 7 alleys by Ihrre-gsme sweeps pared to 2 0 for Cornell and Princemarker* In seven games fur the Browns are looking around Flor­ with the local shufflera gain* tun. Nu. | sjhit un the Seminole tally ida for a Ihfrt spring training lug one. Mr. Wlsse and Mr. sheet. Covingtini ranks second site. "We now have our foot in Penn led, 03 02, with lesa than with D2 points In sis tills. Wise DeNeerlng won the lone Han­ a minute to play, but Columbia the door for getting tin- Drowns ford sweep on court five with made II 03 01 on Bob Ileiss’ layup llnritln rounds out Hie big three In 1053.’’ ■cores of 7(1- IH, 73-33 and 7H-12 Dun Scanlon made a free throw with .70 points anil r B.l aver­ John Krlder. chairman of the age a game In seven contests. over Orange City’s Mr. Marr for Penn. 'Columbia gut tho ball, Chamber of Commerce liasehall und Air. I.. Barnes, The improving McCall showed committee and president of the hut missed two shots In the last Hanford’s Mr. Hooding and Mr. 10 second*. Florida State League. »n|d, "This the greatest guin of any of the Celery Fed eager* In tinSea­ Mumiy took two out of three probaldv will Iruil to n lot higher The game was ono of Ihe few things in tin' future from what breeze encounter by nicking eight ftoin Orange City on court four. game* of nallonal ImiHirtunce. In IS JARE\ . the Brownie representatives told points to bring his uverng'j up Mr, Ball and Mr. Hawthorne did other major Eastern tills, Carnegie YEAR AS W.Y.U us wTien they were here last friim -t.K to f> i tow game. McCall likewise on court Ht for the local Tech upset Pitt. 0530, and Ford r u t y e s t t R e p tn g Mgw ysar now bus scored 27 markers !rt disc pushers. Two Kunford wom­ ham beat Princeton, 7200. BOSS; (Jp TO THIS week. W/rti r g g 0 g $ r B/a-r/Ate w rt en won on court 11 gained two The lot Idgger things, which five lilts. e g a s a y h i p way At Athens, the Florida Gators, 6 T * g A K - i 2 IN A RO^/-WHICH Fred Grimi*' Isiys we n t wins In three games. They were beaten unly once this season, won Mr. Krlder referred to. were the 352 A HP lO G C 161. ItiCLUPgP jRPRgeeiVg TRIUMPHS through their regular workouts Mrs, Huitlett and Mrs. Vumh-r- 71 53, and bunded Georgia’s basket­ possibility expressed try Brownie o w n n a y c r o s s a m p ow iA H anA yesterday in preparing for Frlmeer. officials that the parent ma'or ball team Its 11th defeat In 1? Hanford lesoiic cluli might train here In duy night's flush with Kellergames X* lM| C.sl.ri, lino* uf Ht. Augustine whirli Mitchell, .Smith ... 0 1D6.1. Florida led only 18 20 at the half will be played there. The next (ionile, Adam* I) but came buck strong in the third , About 211 pitchers, ratchet scheduled Seminole game will Adams, YU-k coaches and the munnifcr of til'* period ami didn’t let up until the he with HI. .lames In Orlando Codding, Murray Missions will nrrlve here us nart “ final whistle on Fibhi), Jim. 27. After a Ih-Ni-enng, Wlsse of the first euntlnoenl on Mu'. Gator Forward Curt Cunkle was week’s respite during exams, tinge, Mrs. tinge 5. They will lie followed h” 20 the top scorer with It) points. ll-e Celery Fed* will tangle New more outfielders and lafhdders Kixenhauer, Cully The Floridians hit 50 per cent Smyrna here on Friday night, Jewell, Hughes on Mar. 10. The Missions expert of their shots. The Georgia BullFeb. I. Kckhnrt, M r s . Keklmrt to stav three week* after tie!! dogs wore tough for the first half Holing yesterday's practice llnwtlioim-, Hull lust arrival of (ilnvers. or until but they couldn't copo with that (•arms worked on pliiving Covings Mrs. IlmHett, Mr*. Vumh-r- - isort the end of March, Mr. MeLaugh llulilia lllslive furgi-il inti, the The ninth annual Jai'kxnnville of accuracy. lln stated in the Announeemeii1. ton closet ill under the liasket. meer 2 li-ud u* the Hi-minob- Junior Var­ Gulden Gloves Amateur Boxing William uml Mary edged Wash Tile first arrivals will lie head­ Covington has been taking too Itandutl, llumlstiin 1 sity's top sourer nflt-r tint Hon- Tournumcnt will be held in the Total* 13 Ini'ltm ami U p , H4 82, on Howie liii-rxa game with a 2H puinl tutiil, Guinr Howl. Feb 21, 22 ami 23, un­ ed by the Missions* idiot do do many wild shots from far out Met’alien’* Jump shol wilh 17 see White, ex-mitflelder for Itie !>'■. when In- should In- under the Ionun the IiiihI* of six uf the seven der the sponsorship of the Jack­ nods left trrdt Tleers Bhilmh Inhia Ath­ ket fni the tip ins mid rebound*, Orange City guinea plnyi-d this m-uroii. Tin- sonville Hecrcutlon Department. Duylnn trounced Eastern Ken letics and Cincinnati ik-Ix. M- <in nu s niiniin-nled. missing guinr I* the Winti-r I’nrk Mullicr, Mrs. Mather For Ihe past several years Ihe lucky, 00 73, und Toledu went over tilt. (inlinn reports Hint on the White mannt'ed the Missions V. pi-use, C, Vnn Al*t event has been held In the Duval time to lake Wuymt of Delntll, 02 00 liip In SI. Augustine Friday biSecond tdaee Inst year in UnI,oVeiny. D Pcti-ie Altliuiigb lluliliu I11-M tin- team -County Armory but official-, of Hie In Ihe Midwest will take Hie Hanford ninth class ilould" A T ev i' Lea-'iie Whltluek, Wheiilley 1 high total, lu- rank* sn-uiul III reercutlun department decided to In the border Conference, Hard grade tu Ihiytona Beach to play Prior to *h'>t Mr. Who.- wn"in r. I. Hut lii-s 0 avvragt- per game with 4.7. Hus* hold It thin year In one of the Hcalireeie unitli groili* In the Wilkie, Willile 2 In -Simmons nipped Arliona Stale, Hinnunt, wliu recently wa* inevcd faeillliex controlled by them. manager and th-u general t-i-m Flagstaff, 52 31. On the Pacific K<*0r for the Harrainento Colons nflernuim. H. Hurries, K. Hurt , 3 Const Whitman edged Goniugn, 37 up Id the varsity, lend* tile FlemAx customary, their will be two Today's ,JV and Vuilsly ina,-- Hum--*, Hurt bf Ihe class Irltdc A Pnrlf'*' 3 3d. Ingmen with a 5.h jmlnt average, divisions for boxers nurllelputiup In n Coast League and ||isnse*r of lice ended the Week's Workout* It. Yun A1st, Tnthl llannum ha.-i seined 23 |>uint* in the meet, novice am! open. Novices before the K e ll e r lin n s e la n h . Seattle in th" s-'lpe circuit, Pulley, Chamber* I fuur JV gunu-s this year. ure those who have never won on «L Tp, PI % t o Zachuty Taylor. ex-Ilmwiiie ' '■•vlnMlnri *; 31 1 award In an A. A. U. boxing tour­ II* J* I nek wood. Fuller Second ranking In tutiil point* Sanford Orlando manager, told the Herald. In- Hmlih 7 **• I I * Krause Pollett 0 7 f»* lo b nament. The open class Includes and third In average I* Hnndull 7 31 Mi reported to the Browns tt*-»i II nr ill fi IE K 1 Total* 21 boxers who have participated In a 7 MftHjI Kennel Club Entries Keynolda, tho pint size guard, district 13 •Vt HI 3 7 Hanford hod the h"*t uvilMil,. M l run r* nr larger tournament. I1 ft E7 » 1 ftamlall's 25 markers stand next fael’ltles he lias seen In Fnlrld’t I ’ll V In :i 1 J Uf .1 1 All cnmpctllnrx must be ama­ to Hluhoo's und Reynold* liuaxt* | \ 1 **W|lh tWp parks and nn t-X III ft Nii v it 7 II l-A H T n i g h t h k e m u l t d teurs 10 years of age or over. All uf a 4.2 average per game. ..Ixl.U i » t$ L I 1 cellent lo-w fti|di-im, you hnv« a 4Wfiltimy t IttsT II si K—V'nlurllv Tin*I n .) must be registered with Ihe Flor­ 3 a tt 00 ff Jimmy Krlder and Juol M on . i I Alls* llo ttln r ID (A |,|o i.xu 110 setup hid' tho nim drnwb-v-t UlUiliiimi J D it G ii.n I Hot '.V Doon I ’ jo 1 (■ arc tied fur fourth high lumnr* In ida or some other assoelntlo# of 1 vmir hniislri" facilities TM- Mu fill Mill if 1 IJ An 1 Kin inn ■ lllr i * ii, T llll 00 scoring with 20 point* each. Doth Iho A. A. U. Service boxers do 10.0 will ti" ell rt-'l't fur tin- Mis- TitluN j ai:< » .\ l » Ii i o ^ - a rnisa Mlle nol need nn A. A. II. card hul must ■IfM iu fr« I f h i I f f * have u 3.3 nvvrage per game. Tim e i :m.a slims," he staled. huve ti teller from Ihelr albletle ( » l r « » M ull liN llr llo nkle l Thu Hanford JV* si-urei 1 141 Commenting on the iin*sihi|j|>‘ I l.fNiiliiiN M l.uil i 7.1m f* ijO i.iu officer to tin- effect Ibey ure uinu point* In six guluu* fur ii 23.5 llv KI.DIIA L. IIIXGN 3 iMxll’H b in VIM uf th» Drowns noiiini' to Hanford lours. The deadline for entries is i. l.alMfl f i n average. 1'lielr uppom-nt* have midnight, February tu In 105.1, he said, “ ttf course 1 Tin- CriMirn* Academy fin- wm i M Iinim l l l l t H IIS I It— ,-l/inths lilts made H I,’) iiuiut* fur n 32.2 aver­ don't know about ihal, hut vnu Ihelr fir*l guiiip nf the 11152 'flie r i rtf. | There will be eight divisions of age nr slightly less than nine competition in In.Hi the upon und could have a mnhir l-'ngile teo-n is r i-o m t II h i r H llr l l i i o h l r i sciisun Iiv ili-fcatllig Winter Gur! Fair fe «l n o il 7 «n « |n paint* a guniimure tlum the train then- if housing cun Inden by n score of 53-7 last ; * ...... &.*•> a to Guitry Fed JV* have averaged. novice classes— 112 ixittmls, lilt made nvailahte for the players," Mombiy night In Winter (Innlei), 1 l.ost Hiinl a |n pounds, )2tt pounds, 1X3 pounds, 147 I1. IL I'm. I I . T|». t«s. •Jllllllrfil I l-c 1 |1V on. Tlii- fli*t u|i*cl came when Hm The final di-dslmi of th- Mi* pounds, ino iMimidx, 173 poumts und tlunnum E & 1 23 i »• By liAVI.Ii TALBOT D A IL Y I it i llll j.l. i I.rnillriK H l* rpious to mute here culminated girl*’ team won by u score of 11-1 A * o l r T e s t I I S* pnlil over 173 pounds. H It* ltl*(»e« <*• 2IB• 4.T m. NKW YOUK M i Although : Iteyrinlil. 1 hi three weeks of dickerin'' between ;*•*•». This lit tuck wa* led by & 33 4.3 At the end of thoh tourney, a n n M T U M AI SS -A /|a ih « Mila G 0 K rn is r 2 30 1 1 team will be selected lo represent the City’s hnsctmll ufflcials ami there are few well (leilneil huidnuts Forwuril* Currie llsnlon and .................... Tlaoe. ax.3 .Mini C ft* 7 ns uf tnduy In the major leagues, 30 I I ■] IMIts 7 so i.«o * io llslirsn* Ella Kinsnl. Ht. Louis Brown farm re*ires»nla1 3 II 2 7 lliln in ta j , , , t.a Jacksonville ami Florida in the tlves. The modern f t-1l.tHHt advance nmihllngx-cspeclalty on Thu Imys’ victory came when J liv .ly o •K rl.c n ft 3 * 1 T j ; Htarinrd t.i Tournament of Champions at New he Ihree New York clubs-Indicate K * u M «* 5 I 1 ft Forward* Willie Moore ami Call g u ltiisla < I-T i |is as. 1.0 York City, Mar. 2, 3, 4 and 3. Municipal Htudlam ami the old W llklnsiui 1 ft 1 rouble ahead for Ihe mnguls 1.0 P I K f l l M-SCD— S - 1HI ha Mil* playing field were two decisive llookmun set* tin- nets afire with W«>t* Official entry blanks and A. A 1 ft s T I m c i :i j .a n.7 An Assncluted Press survey uf Inducements which lend the Mis­ Mmirn scoring It point* ami i r / * " Dream Merrl* 2 0 if tt 0.0 U. registration forms may be ob­ Mu 1 tn MO he 1 1 1 big league baseball teams 0 3 0 11 r, |n 5.00 McCall 0.0 sions to choose Hsnfnrd for tle-lr ihnikmnn 15. Also nildlmr to th'* 7 All**W liiguvor from the Jacksonville Itecre T u tf l* n M .11 I I I WLA tained 1052 spring trainini; bine, Mr. ndlculed the Yankees, (Bonis and rullv wen- Hub-forwards Oliver A U tilla AnklRlH loo * I l M S l H louter. at Ion Department, 311 West Duval (jiiinii-ra i i . j i i ts i i *. Dodger* earh iiuvo n tong way In Taylor told the Herald. Hmlih scorlnir I points- and Klreel, telephone 4 8331. ItStT)—-a/1(1 T(lb * 1111* before they call fiuhl a team Leonnrdy Amlerson scoring 2 . . . .SIXTH .. . «1*»n art.! Kurlier In the negntliiliupM, go Durause of the centrifugal force ami probably face some fairly r, to r, (II 4.(0 points. Guard* were Ernest ' M .-tteoh ||nu*r Mayor Htemper signed a written Tim U.H. Marine* reported (list holdout battles before Throne scoring t) points, Miles •IliA I'Milily's ll nl. r s 10 7 oil 4.*li uf the earth'* rotation, mi ob'tvf agreement which was arrun-'ed serious A K i i g r r Alla* spring training guts underway next 4.IU weigh* slightly le*» at the ei|iialu! no patrol employing dug* wa* am­ Austin and Gordon Philip*. Both with the Missions’ ra-pres-m*-,. month. !•■»> t A M O than It would at the poles. bushed lu the i’aci'Tc war. center* Norman Klnnrd unit m i, . llvcs led which didn't aetnally Thu champion Yankees thus far Boswell Jack*nn scored 4 points flosii the deal, Bather It was on J '..raw's'Yllghi duo 10„ , |0 Halt I* an essential in tannin' In World War II tho Armed 5 Knn*«* Alixlil understanding whereby If th" have announced the signing only earb. 4 IQ 1.40 leather, dyeing clothes and making Forces uc(|uir--il more than 18,000 Thu girls' and hoe'* record 4 1I*U Kralhor Missions decided t-i ro-ae h"*« of Pitcher Ed Lopat ami Ihelr 30(.1 0 u u ln le lit < ] . } ) M l SO plastics. yearold utility first hasetnan, dog* of many breed*. *'*mlx >-'l'h on« win and two both parlies would know Ihe Johnny Mlie. VilM II'ril H M I M / H U i Mila losses. The Crooms Aradentv - , . •xact rctiii!r"tneu*» o ' tho other. T t m r i ll.rl The must recent bird to heram< Tho Giants, who went down bat­ The vnlrnnn in Hlbcibilmk Moun­ -i, i n K in . .. At tile time nf the slenln-' tling in Bio World Series, also imva tennis travel (>■ New Hmvrim 1 I s illy llc irile n tain In the Philippine Islands went extinct Is the hentb ben, once very tonight. The Grooms ipilnlet'* it w*-ek of tills arrangement only two regulars officially within through a five-year period nf ac­ commit! In the North Atlantic (J o I n lrl H « I - 1 * M7 xo. r. McLnughlin assured the Ihe fold, O-itfioldera Monte Irvin first home game of th" 1052 tint**. tivity front 1871 tu 187U. hi-ason will lie iilnved M nm ts<> Mayor anil the Chamber of Cam- and Don Muullor. V '" night on Hie newly completed mor-e li-iselinll ulahnltig cumI lleacli 7. IU 3 in bus signed »i>von but Cumins Academy Basketball i .Mailort ll slls Rllltcn, h-ade-l by Mr, Lil'.-i ol Brooklyn till its regular players has obtained Court, * oAurlii that the Mlsahmn wmilld ii»cld-« the signatures only of It* highest til Wuinlfla 4!■■> m i 40 within the next *"n days. A" I* salnrlcd man, Second Haieman TM1XTH tour,. Was, th* Hnn An'onlo it«rlslon Jackie lloblnson, Catcher liny Kentucky Now No. 1 1 ydvar M4 cam# less than a w ok later. lit Cumnsnella ami Outfielder Carl i.oo Cage Scoring1 Power i » S ’IL,D"""« Th* arrival of San Antonio Fnriflo. Qulnf.u ||.4) i k i s . Will h* aceonmanlud In- ma-w Humor has It tha Dodgers are Taras snnrtswrpees and llrownlo asking several regulars, including NEW YOHK Wi - After two scouts and ufflcials. weeks In Rccnntl place. Kentucky Andy Pafko, In take pay cuts Hl| that Iho debate might run fur Into n'tnln took over aa the nallon'e .Mu» o, 1 offensive major college Imm! SIS Morrison Anpointed February. Tim Ginaids are being generous— Eidteiball team tudav, aecording Mils a statlsllrs of lha National ___ Uy they exactly doubled Irvin’s Head Of Sign Sales salary to US.OOO-but It aeoma loglsto Athleticc Bureau. Into against ____ _ Xavier _____ ■ virtually certain they will have to ’ Wlln 13 pot... ,W. A, Morrlsnn was appulnlatl nogtdlofa with Sal Maullo who of Glnclnniti end n against Ftort llrman of a three man commit- rung up 23 victories last soaaon. de, the Wlldcale show an average to sail outfield fence advertiseCluveland’s Larry Uoby (aid only of H .l polhta a game in conlaill ,1 slfns for the Sanford Due >gh naturdev. Weat Virginia Wednesday lhat ho has been told Auoeiallon, It wee announced he'll bo asked road with 71.8. la aecc. tu take a cut. "I Joe] Field, president, today, fcehlr hind tho leader* are Duke with will not accent a cut," (aid Duby. • two other members to acT.7, DePaul ami Holy Cron*, each Paul and Pitcher Hob Lomon. Cleveland1 ! their POSH, on tho eomtnllleo highest paid player lost year at with TM and Villanove ‘ .J,3 atul w.tn 77,8. % Karl Hlggii Higginbotham and W. V. around iso.ooo, is expected in kick Syracuse, o, the leader (he paat (wo Inf, Approxtmuieiy so sl<i ilgua loud and long bofure accepting • oxlmalely 30 jfcii tjoaedlved f f to ,.l^th aa a rethe new mtlflelu cut profem d by the Indians, lo b b« painted on iho now milflald 1® defeala,,. defeala, . in tho Municipal Boxchall Baseball Feller la in Ihe fold at an eitlmated feme, Oklahoma e, C_ O range City Wins 21-13 Over Local Shuffle Boarders & J Seminole Forw ard Date Set For Jax Bubba Bisbee Is 9th Golden Glove JV ’s Top Scorer Tournam ent Bouts n 4» ' m (Sfiy, M • Crooms Academy Crushes Winter Carden Quintet 8 Few Iloldouls Are Reported Now, But More Are Expected! «! s B GREYHOUND Manager’s Life Is Really Tough For Pilots Of St. Louis Teams elded to give his full time tu Hy FRANK KCK master minding either m nt thu AC Newsfesture* Hports Editor bench or the third base coaching NEW YOHK — It has hern many box. W wee>i since St. I-oxila Cardinal Of course, Htanky will he eluseP owner Fred Halgh gave the heave to the ball game, being a second iiu tu Mur tv Mul <Ctl wi'ul lu*A tuiM*ruin. Hut at 34 uml will) 17 that oil the returns aru in we seasons In organized ball behind can’t help but comment. him, he mav find the pace gruel­ Everybody we spoke to In base­ ling. He’ll play harder for sure ball felt that Marion, who has but maybe not as well for him­ since signed ns a coach with the self. Ht. Louis Brown*, got a raw deal. A* Lefty Gomez says: "When As a first-year pilot Marlon did I got to lie 34 I was pitching well to bring the .Cardinals home harder, but it took the ball a lot third, albeit a distant third. longer to get to the catcher." ^ Halgh said he thought Marty However, Htanky belongs In H<P lacked li-*drr*hlp, Halgh said I.nuis, It’s n shame there art* nothing atmut Marion’* failure to only a few of the Old Gas Houses play u gumi- because of a bad Gang type of players left at right knee, Hi- thought he was Sportsman’s Park. Htunkv may getting a playing manager in have trmiHe getting Into thu Marlon but all he got was a bench first division but nt least h« manager. That, it is felt here, mav draw some fans to the park,. was the rru! reason for Marlon’s If Eddie and the Cardinals can’t ouster. Snigh undoubtedly felt draw, then Hill Veeck and linger* be didn’t git value received for Hornsby will with the Ht. I*ouls his money, Browns, Getting the Hajah, often It wax Just aliout this time leal regarded a* th* best right handedk year when we m*t Halgh and hitter baseball ever saw, was & Marlon at the New York Baseball big tonic for Rruwnle fans. Until Writers’ dinner. We recalled that Veeek cam* along with hla Halgh once snld ’’ .Marty can work midget and firecrackers tha for me anytime. He’s great with Browns could salvage little kids.” whenever thev plaved home. We *l*i> told Marlon, In full We hated to see Steve O’Neill view of Mr. Hulgh, that Marlon to out at the close of the season was falling heir to the toughest •ecause of the misgivings of the job In hasi-hall. Huston Hed Box us a team. Hut Marty, uhvuya the gentleman, it’s nlre to see l-mr Boudreau asked why. hack leading. Like Holmes, Bou­ "Mr. S*igh Is a>tuugh man tu dreau will make his moves fror^ please,” was uur answer. the bench. He'll havu i tut ( 9 Fred is getting to lie an old moves tu make, too. hand at firing managers. He It will not be the same team dropped Eddie Dyer, a personable that led the American leagtii* gentleman from Houston, Tax. for a few daya last July. The They just didn’t see eve to eye. Infield leave* a lot to be desired. That’s understandable when you consider that Dyer was a great A year 1* about 11 minutr* less manager with what he luuL It* than 30SU days long. won the National League pennant In H>40, his first year. Halgh ntav never win a pennant and thf, more hi- continue* to fire popular managers, the mare ha lessens hi* team’s chances. It now remains to lie seen lust how far he will go with Eddie Htanky and Miiggsy’n two-yearcontract. Htunkv should make a fiery leader for he still Is a fiery competitor. Hut even sume fel- 11 low* mellow when they take on added ri-'ponxlhliillr*. I^-o Dmoeher mellowed some­ Hey I W yee what last year, although in hi* •we k la yewxeN ease it mii;ht have been for the te hr«H|ik I bust. Ills Giants wun, But with Htanky, who may hove trouble AsthmaNEMT playing HKI crimes while manag­ ing, It might lie different, (Htanky g yew nre • M A- - - - - « mm fdnved 140 games »t second base iomi b-tag S-tflf Is yes yew s*kettle* t o toe for the Giants last year.) lerrKK*. Han nag' •errk Tummy Holmes, who took over na manager uf the Hostmi Rravsa last June, found it difficult |o play In the outfield and manage D R U G STO R E simultaneously, lie played V Phone 108 cames In IU5I but recently ds- I l f Bast First { ¥ S T 'S A t BIG T SALE F U L L L I S T P R IC E for your O L D T U B E S n g a r d lm o f tondifion o r m ale* whin • traded In for IKtGutr* ks* 1 Ilf iritaMtl. i* u u (4 ■l*w**t, **ly *1111 *0M*M |IH» »•». new G O O D Y E A R B LO W O U T-SA P ! tA P IT Y TU B E* 6 ir a. ."gfVViSM’. K 11 .lorn DmnillM haaded by Mtrlon lit « working .out detail* fM l« l by wl ._ . the I lilt Which Bsnford will bo ra-namtd. A kmant on Urn contest aoon. havlngrl ^Bclior Ewell Blackwell, the W In k ie r L“TwoEme « E S « ]TiJr/M8|UPM is r S j r a Hs “SiArw m w •in. m — «* '»Wh- ey <*♦* PAY AS LITTLE AS M l A WEEK SERVICE IIMII •OlITII PARK a VrMVE — fAit *S ^ ft ttfm m tm m Ms ■to- «r .m o » . m I t l report- not*,.. DTrl^.t? “ ;l9 p dretheund Rue I* on the gis tenim ever WOBO et AHO with ell the 'dope' eie» the dips ea (he Criarvdi lanfsig km m I ctsh Wm iyan Ohneo. Put lufetv T«bM In your oriiont tlraou wnottwr now of u*m - rMopi of Mill novo original tfOOAi. Drivo wlllt your ihlitd fro# from four of auL blowout*. UfoOuanfe will usually of tho tamo lllo liras and help* got t your tiro* with wrfbty. OtMNAIYlUM . MNOUAMO IAHVV IM t sm s '• 5 4 n - Benetora, BAIR l«KAR|AB Second Ha lexemen Com Michaels, haveMired fl their contracts beck Unsignet lum of tha franchise to he will lead n ra*‘"rd field of 1M The Doilhi Red Box, who: association, hut la axpectad iBk ' reduc v XvaalliMi afler W wa» r, field said, Tempi “ ...................... Marines.' 0 g franchlaa la procured f 0 further meattnfi it, he atated. •;*r* ita farm an from Kurope la ,vjtre fo"o7*m(,a mass path alitie th« war, a iwantpy wlidernoee of IB l A C I I T0M I0IT RelitrShkw B F.M, ili* •« y#ur HAm K iek is ( ’Ll A;>;i A *r' i^ '■ -Sa !> t*fSAt d STORE FMONO IBB4 , �r\ « % * Seminole County’s Most Experienced Automobile Dealership NOTH’ #! Nolle** l* hereby g l v r n that u e are rngftgftl in tiuainaaa nt sou N i n t h F » f k e\%rfitl«* Kiittfonl, H rm i» n o lr t’ u u n l y , Flo ri da u n d v r t h « fh 'tit In up iitinif. "' 1.1 y ii r it It i*iilt)' I ' o m iijaiif ” *i lul that wit lint mill to r**«* Inter nnhl until*" |iuMUAtll to the tertiip of the KiriitloitP Nam e Htu* A * tuu. s«*. i«:» »»'.o of THF. SANFORD HERALD Thurs. Jan, IT, 1933 l’« f lA'gal Notices ro iH T in* Tim ttn v n iM ii: . u H lh iil.K to rv n . %t i : o r i T . o n i D i . IN r i i u H U i : . i n n i : T i n . i :h t \t h n r in j i m All* I l i u n o l l h C H IR O P R A C T O R HOURS 9 til 12— 2 to 5 303 Atlantic Hank Hulldlng I’ liune 745 ttip _ d. a i .i . i i : uii»o known TK A rm ittM Di*i r.iprd i i i . %% 1 1 <t %« r n m ro N tn iv . Noth* t- l i r r i b v MIV i’ ll 111at It F I "oil ^it i f|l*d liia final r»*|i* M an *•\ vi'iilor >'t I h r * » l a t r of \ l u « ' T m f ford ' « ! <■ k n o w n a** A lH r T r u f f o i d l t h i r d *» .1 Ihilt Ii t* filr d h l 1* p r U l l " U to CARS J.IM ford <. dr* » iirrd Ii F i 'iMi|, flIt 1, x**< iifof of t lir rptdt* of A i k . - T r a f f o r d t a N k no $ n a * \ : 11e= T r a f ■ l o r d », 'Ifi P O d l -W E STORE STRICKLAND-MORRISON, he. Authorised Hslr* Service — Since 1931 — Phone 200 lly Kay Gotti l.i*tp 4 A 2ft H..nth i*nrk l*h»i Hook 3 p a n r *2 l.oln !!li A I t ) *Ip *m I) |a f l > tk I* S H up i' t *« Veil Co'* l*|n( (if Mla.’k ................ k. Hint lho*k 2 l*.»k*-*» I !•» a i l l l.oia i l 't a. I«M i |i*m M |% ft i t» I* Hw i*,»r l and Co . |*|i«I of llla.’k II ............ ... l*|ai (look 2 1C* * I I •» A I I I U S L*f s\\ of N\v. Hr. ! h■It 1 T o n ll»ln|i t Haul h 111%ri»*«* JI foirt i > \ 13 I ' i i o h m si r i , u it,,nk 3 Imitr 71, Lot* I * A I t l l l o . k 3 Dr e a m Wold Flu i Ihoik .1 pageM so a *'I A I ‘hit H oik I pagt4* 3*1 A *♦*• I . .I - In |i. | , |rea W Hi 11 D • la»l ■* Ik . 2% A J f l l lo . k 3 F ilm l> ii .» . . J’lal Ih.ok I |*nHr* * J A *1 W iii ii ;■ i « .tf l ot* in to it . IHo, k 1 I ’alnt IV* f iti'e. Flat Ik*, k t pat** a RJ I I* I, J., «. I J |] A 11 HI*** k 12Jfil Href hi n D r r a m »ojd 7n TRROi I HI Mi** w HI. U S ? v r r i * t: Pint ford. Klurlifn. JN M im r ) lillli. I RAJ N O T I C E IH 111: 1i I*: )f V 4 I I V K N Hi.it pul Moult to *'hH|i|rr 1 f . Kh>r Ul.i lit a I nt up, l i l t , a" ainn iitril . thv if«>|loHlMg tl'W iflt in l land In Hrmlliult* County. Fl o ri da w il l h r o f f r r r d for «al«* it |iutil|.< im i t r y f*.r tin* htgli»‘«l and l<r«l lAMli hhl ut t h r front i I o ih of the Hmnlrmle C o m i t y C o u r t l i o n i f i mi Hanford, I >*"glim ing at 11 r I fi it in . ii ii Mo nd ay. Jkiiiiiar) 2*tli. 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I'InI II....k 1 1 1*i' ,i iii " oM Jo 1'Ntale Fur S «l» — S \ \V3 1'KIIHIINNKI. Wi' Ini' s i 'i i u| uii r luimrs Hull me ulnm ly film>ii'i*,l ut )•>" iuti'ii.t Ii.i" ii iiuyment* stuit at Solve your ltfHllltM r e n t i n g |uoli I 9 a Ptl hr M i h Ii t i i lo'd r m . C l l Itoini' on lio *:•• lot H i - " ny 17-111!. f l o . e ill. lin t 18a p r r l i a r llm rv I l f p rr lia r IIm m Me per l i a r I lM f a Hr p r r 11n r p r r Hap fur I r n r l p F l t r word* In I h i i l n u k l r r a t r for b l in k * ta ve flla i la v v r t lu a la a v H l u a la arrtlirii Fn a fra i 't Mae. f r r r rape. PHONE 148 I 'lr n a r a o llf y »»« I »m medln tr I t If nn e r r o r o e r n m In f o u r ail. U e ennnof he rru p o n a l k lr for more l h n « awe la e o rrr e t laser* ffoa. THE SANFORD 1IERAM) ro s ui :n t l*ii.. SlIS. 1‘i'ls l.n rsl.M'k Supplies —7 IH Ml INTI! oM ttiills* |>oiliti r tiinl doll lavi't uik) "hite with 11 lot mini Si i linn 1Inralin^r, Hiinitiwi.l'l rruiler I'uih, Uoute ■J. Sunfoiil Kor Sale , 11 <10 Ull frifiiHi. Kiisy term'. I’lioiit' VII III I. IV IWYTON. Ilrukrrs JU0 N. I'urli V.p. I NKVV llti.VIKS UOllKIM V. \VII.I.I VVIS, Itiiillor I t u ) iriiind K. I'h. IA7.1 l.iindi|iilst. A w w ls li' VI In.it ir lliink IIIiIk N K V V J l i i l i ooin 111111*1', ' V i ' i j llntlL’ loolliV 111 or I I ' " ll i A (ill i iirr i' I ' " i t . T w o In,; lul*, \V L'ltli nt Miii'lo. h 1*1.K A N l o t * on |iiivfi) »t nil iit ilitii *; I'ino, I' i i I iii ,V oi nil.**' tloo* lin o I.lo.h f r o m l!*Jli>l A Knit. V i . , s'J.Mi In ; i n n \ |l l u l l i u l l l i n t Kuth. V vo lu Com I'unjr S addle. Khon e fil n r M 7 •nm IIKI.K A ANTKI) U— H 'u ily f o r oi>'ti|iullr> I iilii ltl I'oimt i in tiuii, l r u n i I T . l T i l l mn l iii> Teiitl*. H oo d t i i flu d in R Insprrt At 3110 Sanford V.rnur I I AV A l t d S J U ««l W i n l l l be w r.e l.J utter like f r l r phattr titi itivm* or n ml ton eft urge If f o u r a anna fv listed In Ike telephone hook. In retur n for th l« Heroittntndaf l«M the n i l t r t t U r r U r t p r r l r d to pay p r o i n p i l ) . In order fu r itv hi re nd er the kr»1 poarltitr v r r t l r r , nil U n u t l i f t in ii u | h r la nur of H e r i n t l f .lit) before puhll* m l ton, ! loin todny' SKMINOl.K HK.VI.n MI0 Miicmillit Ave. I'hmie 21 I'KKII UK IIK.HT ItAIUi VINS I— ’» M i k l* 3rd a tti w *it *1 Flat Ihmk Itu il T h r full., w in g TMfrr RPiPlf *• Mil W m I A 4m g u U IU D v d !■ T h r l i i l v r i l llritlili ?i> He- flolt * page • « »•* HI. k 13 I n i ■tin w i*|d f la t Hook 1 -• Use HERALD WANT ADS « |nlge • 3rd Ih.ok mi a oi l ro R R e s u a vi Her I lot. l* i 7 III. •k l*j 3rd ••am w old I ' l i l Hook 1 fur fin AI d i n ha r f r mid Un it h r will ap ply to i Hr Honor *l» l r Doug in * tltt n p ii u m . c o u n ty J n d g * *if ,4rml« r.olr F o u n t ) K l o r i J a . on t h r h i d day f K r h f a r i y 1^32. for app ro va l of *.«n s- ii ml r i fin al di*» hnr«er rt« ft|prlJ|i»r of th r 1**1 u tr of At|C# Trafford »almo kfuiwn a* Vlllr Tmf* I1 ll.i) uni Hmirh I. F I'a yton Always See f z A R K IK E lo-wii DR. L. T. DOSS Flu j’lttn h tat ai r <« IT* 11 w it h tht K l r r h of thr t ' i n i*lt D o n rl of Semi no lr b o u n t y , Flo rid a W hatever Your Automotive Needs F lin t Street at Hanford Avenue The South P o I p w h s discovered by Amundsen 40 years otto, after a fin-day trek with do# sleds across the great h’e shelf. Legal Notice S WE RENT1& Kg mm. IIKI.K VVANTKI* Yuunif man a. ,i.le- I'lerh. Kuo" leil.Ce of tires it tuhes ['referred. Steady fin t'lojinenl Htoitji in*urnnre, \nintioii "illi |my. Klrestone Slot ** KtH N I AIN anil floor help ApI'll lo Ml It. •. , efure 11 ll.lll. Tom IIIi.n Ih in; t MAN a dny* " i'eh fm lieui'y "m h ll o s iii Ur over y Store. I O . IJ S 1 , S t i n f o n l. _______ VV(IKK VVANTKI) • — H A I t ) S i l l K it, M r s , Ka lk er.h er ir. U* si re f relives I 'h I U 7 7 - W . U V I t V S I I T K i t . Hesl of te f e r e n . . Mi s. M i i i u i i i V u iu p , lit] VV •• l I lull St. I'h o u e t o i . t M Vi III l l i n i i i i K i i i o v o nil-1 ml I it If H i n t Ki ive il ul JH.rnlU loi 11.11*-1* *ulo. s k v iin h ii : h i : vi i v I.IL'O M.iniiolin V>e. I'lmii■■ 21 ( nil ii* dill or night III- V— SIM',MAN'S Hike llepnil simp fol -ul,* tteviiuse of illness. Contaet ••"mi. llo K l.li St I! I .NI \t il A N I iiiidto" n lova- —i AlilH XKS r o l l SALK _ VII III >1. K iik'< voui'le III retd nlvo upt >u lo i until, nl linsis. KIi. i i' for k'nideii 'tint i hivkens. Nive T l 'X l I'H I KI*. 1*S I'ottlplele llm Hum's r,ii,.,l, K,o"I S',ne deal fot M,;ht people, I'houe llilsilien* Hpport unities — l* to , i i . k'ood husiness, W rite llm 10, ,, l l e i u l . l K lltM i S llltIM K I lilt lie r " The Ileal SI , ini,, on Karth" ut llomIIKATKH L. .It.mms in ul 11m tivp 12 S IT X T A t SKI* VICKS — I I e l 1 L * I K 1st St tioiiu* Mftth Mpltiinal. I'liuit*' M AYS' VI ll 'S Klein Ii Vie ,V 1151 K Ma, limes reluilr'd. ISth St l 'iii, hell muI Shi imp m V\ VSIIINU MllDKHX fiitm-lii.l Uit.lnn.t t• tjiiivk, e, oiiniuivul seivive. Work Husk, I Jfil', Coffee !>. All limit f 1111*111 Nltiii*I**11Infill i *»nn t Vmii .ml... I Call iJX-M luent I i IIiiik in 11mol‘iirttm lilgIiwuv ti mid Smilli f'dv Closed Siin.luvs. limit-* 111. 4KVV Kl IKlh.i 'iirtavKl to par> 5 IH)I>MS. Lufli, «* i. i'iiiil imit lips, 7 Hi1 ijl A ll I V Nuii I A I' liipli' fevtton Old flncrs mail* Ilk* Hiaok'is. white li Innk Marsh illlfiiMiishpti. liinay'i*. Adult-*, n>» new KluishiiiK, . leantnif A wtt Meedle.-r. uuipefnul II fill hii«hv' pci** Vl*lN Ciilivii-iIn Vvp ng KorlaliK piiwav plant-, U Ktn'hes! for shipment fk’ lllt '* I* *■! H I I H A I. 111... I< years mperienr* In R tm il.lt Klet) VV. thtll Ktiuni' tlt.It .I 2 1 1tjl i \IH f'in f *"v11 K111lu*fi pi ivi Uiieiii.p.i i i„ < „ r r , ,«i.,t County. II H Ulaason, L*kt .ike H.litres. I ’lm lio..a r, lt*ltt‘* AM \Vi**1 lid. Stru’t. TYKKVVTtlTKIl, l'ti,U'iivousl Stmid Mure aril I'h'll. I.iki’ lie"'. IK.Tilllt " A •• HnrliiK I lain 0 I 1*1 III. k } lulKr* J |„ f. Itnum 117 Sanfunl Allulili,' Na llti.MK. Delivery, fuel nil Korn\V \N I KII —I 4— I I.i Uiirli.a H.iiiiiu... k |'I,.| Hulull Hunk sene. Cull HIHO. Th rifty Serk - pitge* i It. * vire Hi lit inti II| , ."T | J ...........lelirlll * MOSS KICK KI1S In 1 1 ear llilvk 1> t»WKt,l,'8 UUIve Supply Co ■ **» l 11*‘ilk f intgr ,*,| iHH.ANDO Morning Sent.i'rl, Orlink k'to'o foi moss Cull Alheil *J ' k 'n '' n[o't 11 * *.fy:i ry .t.,1 l.nka 1?* laiulo K ' eriluif Mint Cull Itulph bniwmlrd) s Flat rills n( L77 \V m 1HH7 \V !1 •«» i' 1*1.1 r,|{ Hrii'*t'*,n nrut « mumdi. I'ri Fl.il ii.M.k **. piig** I n full .Mnry Mi lavi'ii. .‘tuit i'gik liny. 11lift-» 1*M 31J IH*** k II l i i l •< H.tn I'liiiui* 1151. I Ifolo H|iriiiu<« \, , . . i i , ((l Kl I M IHN U Ut* lliii I let *u.li «| *i|...|| the Hilt NAI L 11 D Seim nolr Hun r'o'ttrnvl nml r* pnu w"ik. Kr"o I'uhllt ft* 1 - Ileal Kslalr Kor Sal* i d m *aI He iii i n. Hi* liLiiut wi t h n limit' I’tifit i «*l v, estimute H 1. Harvey 201 1 olinl y . 't , „ t.ol I I III. oh »' *li,,. i k Sim uimlshiitM und If F Sprtnly Sun ford Ave Khone INi*H h<tft lt>i 0|"ii'«e. A, ■urtllnK l<> fmir Kvlhi iitii', iHfiil Mmird Kv fD Null) f 'l nouie news’ Cull Ftilfr the We have low lion *s mt.) Ultlll* •I.I. l|*u„ l l .r f i ii**, npi* I»» Sd *L> F il h ih 11* m | n tilt mid i*k C,-viilution to rend old lion , a'm IIII I*■ "till IIO '■ * Oeuilllole * " u h l v y i pin V* ii I'lie S.mf .r.l Her ,iId ivlule IIO'.Hill, puss, sjoll, ill "lo* I Wo I I K'TUM Hung* i H.d Ih int. Hot »" Ml-., k II I. • 11 Hi* Ii 1. tl V !|i |l'll|. t rn»n|, Hu li<«.I ...... I , in,’ mi,l m noil (hire he,Homo 1't u l" Hpt iii^ (\ , ' d*ng ft. k’oo,| roll.Ill ini) Mnl' So,, mi S ', Vi t I V I T S * Lilt* 1h r 1 1i i if, in „n, I itpitil the W " T'Vil lledloolll liullu, I0"del 1l |i,i<looser wot k •'Ill'll. I ll....... ,,r Huin. iin,|*> ul Siinfmd Kl*'i ' i ii i n I Hi , oust i u,i ion, eat i ii Im.rre l"K iU’itsomiiile Kates Kree Kst, 1 " tin t' . ‘I . f u ln .Miik'ioil'H Vvr , Smifoiil ex, elleul luenltoii , lose m males. Spreader Serviee, Kim* , I V I , “ l" ' h ' ' I ' " " ' M Moll Kneed $111,Mill 00. Ions' Unils, VVIIITN KY leil'i i ni i >nvs*, v i v on I Dotomlte and Kertdi»*r. Mmi ’ "?•' ' * I" lien'll if ill Two lledloolll I".me, lo " i 'll " ‘ T,’ *' 1 I*'1'.................. I he If u u d I'ulidlH'.n 111iisonnl'h' Cm pent,'. X tii-ai ey, I'hot. . " u noL ri» loin,do Mnyfuir men, piived low foi Ho t VI ,.r ui'M .1 * i v !H n f ii|n prive. Khnrie 7"-' VV luiuu illule Mil, Klhenil lei ms IlHA N l) N h W i.innun,mi out,loot Leaf* I * '* Mink ): Tra*t II I,. K Sll.t Kiano r*'vh,,nTail. Hi.»i U nil. . Hprlrign. A . i.* fd ln g |., >iiu he mtmilfed. I nla |hereof r r c n f d .,1 i tidin'* ill yet K>nomul,!n Klouo I'houe ill, -V, Itmile I, SanI have an iitmsmilly k’"" l -nhoi 247 X VV fmil * "oUir Vv.;;.?; hail home, eluse lo the n l ' "till Kill « III. . k K -r, o i l ) nan C.VttKKNTKIt VVn|(K ill! mo,lei n voliveineli,, , , on he J MOCK KltN, I "d in ,'hesi, u utilUv euhiiiel, im pel s " i’,|,ii I in i|iilek ii'puir J»»l> , or small r**"1"?" a , ...tit.iih I,, piiri'liMsed fnrtilshi'd mi,I nadv * o 'n ret.......led ' l l .......... lie I'hmie 11»77 V V hiilliliuu, Ant) Jim I 112.VI-4. t,, iiitive In. Terms H:loi!," ........... I have ih'slinhle i uu> Ii liiiols fi mu nV'll ItmiNKJt IK.i jilule, „s.,l 1 C V IIIN K T S , Ciiiirtiui -, i'u|iiimiri!,i, l,o. .1 II,,', It [| Tra, I M Han molilhh Cull :tt i VV Fill aril's to L'illil, ueres. I ul ui C Yttil, W hoiIw iu V iiik , M2 Suito'."'." :Ml‘r l, ‘*". A*....... illiia lo IillV s* some liiigi, mil,'lies will, 7 Kill IT Kehuiniui IK fi iifei uloi foid Avenue, Klmne I 11,'I-J. unproved plunted pastures n i 1 Uood Injy. 2.!2I Uiupi'vtile Vve It VDIATOltS Clcmo'd mid te'.mn.y nuMdi" "f ........... ’ tovki',1 witii euttle. line. Phono 1.Vi II [mill'd Cohen 1; .i*l mt «•* H)iup '‘ r IIK ItN l'n .v C. V. VVUIII|M)N, SIC. IIIIMK I II •' N i k of II,e I 'l r v o l l 211 ' y Kasl .'ll.l. St lift. FhiJtiu U(t()l> D l l II VII " " I Memlnole , uititij’ II!) Su. Karlt Ateime Khone I2s| Used all mclul pluh i Ifill VV. (H 00 . __n * ini: w.i 1' -cl Holla" ii. lied 1fi (10 Csvd 2 p, livu.k’ l o o m Suite Hi On MISS M VIt IK KNUIISII I'seil 4 pc tied 11,,'iti Suite 40.(ul Hi,ml enpru' ma mi alive, war*! N O T,.# , O. V P P r.M ^ ,^ „ „ „ „ r|( 'k s ! ' ; ' , ' , * , l i n k e r u.'lf Ktl.tir. new Sofa It. ,|.. nut, lies, hi.i.' lets mol namo *T ’''_!?*•''•** ' '“ .Ma a.ataleau. laiai ' 37*iO Orlmnlo Dr, Sunlord, I'h. BK9 Assorted C o v e r fiU.llfi plules. Ill K 2nd. I'h. I37H-J. T i V t , T ] ,;,,i.M K H K IIV . u K cN? Ui'K- 11.oh ue"' 7 "">■ r iii'ii :' J " *HHlg h i d M m garnt •« - 1III-: , 1 ’ At. #1 i.**i*f* * *i*lK. * whether is... II !• It Ila KST AT I.limps o pr, h i . Wire, f* w : NDTICi: you want to hoy or sill, mi, MA I'll I! t( HI SAN I'IIIIII fiV'' ll‘}lJ',*'1"* "run,„i„ I,,,»”iiTe,i lliioiiie lux i elm ns prepared. .1. W. HAI.K, KKAKTolt Us! . . <M 11 dead I,a 201-till K. lal Si Klmne 127 # 1.00 l'[i. VV111Li nr II. Mutiny. Klurida Stale Hank lUimiitd HKKACIIINU KA lull ahimt 300 I III Celery Ave. Kloor i I'll one t7r,u rolls tisetl eelei v hleuellillir pn nmna',|n®whir|.,hO |,,ul " r,«r' 'he I It vc m il w tilth per fill*’ roll, i-ene Hinton, West Klowiiik'. diskinp, spnup tooth ui milir*7,h ............. .. '"■■’ isNTW lledruiun house. K.vetlent liicitlion mi two lots. Cun he Hide, Khone 131-VV. r , C*rlillcaia ,Vu in Itartowitip, huardliip, unit tow handled mi easy terms Hut ten c ii I.KMAN Spa,e lliuteis and woik I'houe 26.1 J. Kltctriv. ---------l.s ".. . .L I L I'lour Furnaces. llllU.HK 2 lieilrnoins, Hllll Ksvam HOY WALL, I'Ll VIIIKK Ida Drive. fJfillO.OI) ensh .take 1007 S. Sanford Vie. I'houe 1113 I I - MIST AND FOUND — II N.ma in >*lii<rh ............ I I'aullna up payment kfiH.I I mu. I'hmie >v « b i U r Nnvy T-alilrls 4Hv on. I.i 'ST: lllai'k hlllfold with t). H. IHHU-J after (1 p.m. W r Master Craft Kiiint (2.fid per pul. Nnvy seal. C'mdulns valuahhl A It K YOD look Ina for a nlva home AH.MY-NAVV HI UI'LIJS l. AmliHi , "Jlllh r*rllDva< * shall I'apeis. Ilnwuril. Hi) West 10th for yoursalf which is larK" 1|(( Hanford Ate, I’ h. 1121 St,, Jackson. cnmiifli t" provide ifimd Invome for you, one (hat Is In uood re­ KOVAL Viieiiiiui Cleaner (iiewi I.i 1ST l.iplit tan Cocker Spaniel, r of ilia -ells for ffit.l'fi will take 135.00 Male. Last Mumlnv afternoon. pair and prlred reasonable? House n| I.ye nl LSanfonJ Klrctriv See Al Lyon Iti'wurd for return. J. L. Hurt Than see owner at Dill Kurk llo a___ Co. ID) Mapnolin Ave, Sr. lull Dak Avenue. Phono t»l. A»lu r#ll *'0 day nf y»f,iruury, 177-.I. A limit three months uld. |fi,t)fiO total seIJinK prive for this KI.KCTHIC Hto’ve (1) lliiiiii.il Kleelrlc Oeluin In vareilent n«at 2 heilruotn huiiKalow. I•IV*1 ,h'* ,rd Caw °f January, vorulltlon only f 100.00. (I) Uc,|. lit— A DTOMOHILKH -1 1 (Ilirsed In porch. Venetian i J » J i HWItNDON, «riil Kleelrle Stnniliinl runpe in Minds, life time roof, located In J'ire til. iMurt, pood I'omlltlun fur unly 37fi.H0. Headnnla ..’minty, Khirlda city. ilotli of these stoves have hud week, or Senson. Knulish Funfl Kicluaive with puoil cure and me puiilniiteeii to ami American Fords, seHans, ItOUEHT A. WILLIAMS, IMatlur TH#J .T.ItlUTf operate perfectly. Terms cun station wapom and convertible*. .'OKNTV, Kaymond K. Lumlriulat, Aaaoelate he arranged. See Al Lyons ut Strlckland-Morrlaun. Inc., E. i'h. 1173 Atlantic llank Hid*. Hanford F.lectilv C'o., IIH MapFirst Si. _ __ LAKB FRONT oolla Ave. Phone 442. M ii t H n o m ii. A m IDID MKHCURV two door sedan. 4 acres, 3 In cltrui. Modern not in * n Kvreltent L'onilltlon. II3S0. Call lonry laray* apartmint. |7, tiLU NBWflKAi'KHH Albert Fltta at S77-W or 1627 800.00. For sale at *c . pound at the n«tVn»<f *inV e? j l 7 0/ ' '** harihy or I807-W-8. _____ 4 . IL L0RMANN, HKOKKII Sanford Haraid ^IchVJCj 1710 Ho. Kark . I’ hon* 989 1010—2 door Plymouth. Omni con­ ik. MIAft a f t L S M i "R!?.atalnii dition. Phone H2H.J. __ 2“ HYd HOOM h o m o -'11500. caah, llu.tllfl, Vt’IMHO ANI. I.II.Lillis ana l.*j **'] take up paymiint* ISl.fiO per DKKOTA Convertible 4H, Radio *411 t’upulnr lints.Is _ month. 2fiflH 9._Kalmettm_____ nml Heater, Priced to sell, See I.OU UOLDHIIOHD PACK A (IK at Warner's fiolf Service Sta­ fl-UNIT Aparlm«nt House. Intion, 1st Street and Sanford com« 1360 per month, Price STORK A v e . ______ ___________ 583,500—Term*. teio w. uik at. J HEMINOLB KEALTY 1051 IvAfsllR tuiTor", 8,000 mUTT 11*0 Mainolte At*. Phone 17 Sacrifice at *1595.00. Call 1074, “ a r t ic l e s WANTED NIC8 COUNTRY HOME —HI TRAILERS Five tore tract g r u ln f land. We buy, •ell A .trade need Largo modern 3 Bedroom house furnltur Wlleon-Maler Funt- TRAILER-26 feet, good condi­ on pavtd road. Priced reaion* Hurt o. 311 B. ML Phone 958. tion, Dreamwold Trailer Park. able—Term*. If)4lK25 ft. dLIDEH. ifl500. "fill •lament o f 1 (]UIX CONTEST WINNER BORA L. PAYTON or rent. Swalm. Sanford Trailer Beglatercd Beal Ratal# Broker Mr*. Velma Ooniatea January it, m # A fft Khoae m o Park. 018 Magnolia Avenue i<A'e\iJud\kA,i tv.A? "/iWroWV, 'VW, ? ut enw* stii. •A'.’IVM U w'flra'W'-tJ f*axii.»)A‘v«L'.-r l irlv-siisealyO-SJC-J v-. i.A tA. 1 �to b* 15 pound* or m m underTHE SANFORD HERALD Page B Thura. Jan. IT, t»5I weight, which seem* to ahow once and for alt that malnutrition doc* more than p*yrhtatry can to Justify woman'* way* to man. Well, maybe. Rut It dof.in’t work out that way among (he people In our neigh­ bor hood. II may be |mil coincidence, hut (he only couple within three block* who regularly *lug It out at the drop of an Tnaull are thin, pale people Secret Is Given As who — in the opinion of their — would gel along much Merely A Matter friend* better if Ihoy had a lltlle beef Of Losing Weight on their bone*. And the mod contented couple, on Ihe other hand, are a man with IIv ED I'RKAUII a Charles Laughton figure and a (For IIAI. HOYLE I lilrth woman with Ihr approximate girth WASHINGTON UR-Mnd nl your nf a beach enhnna They hold wife — or husband? Thlnklnc nf hands In public, aflrr 15 year* of going botnr to mother — or falher? marriage, and they don't care who Convinced, nller giving It a fair see* them trial, lb at you plucked n pcrslmThe wife In this rase started inotl In Ihe Harden of love? Walt, friend There'* hope for worrying ahout tier weight, a few bark, and went on a diet. you yet An rn*y-av|»lc new for­ yenrs Ate nothing but bananas and steak, mula, Jii«l puhlNhrtl In "Thi* or some such nonsense. She Inst Week" mugur.lnc. lell* liow you enn i>ui Hie mngir hnek min your weight, all right Hut she also lost her good disposition. marriage if you live. One night, watching her husband The secret I/me weight. Nnl Jti'l a feu pound* from around (in Into Ihe potatoes and gravy, the hip* l/dx of weight. Pound* she threw a a.a.t shaker at him. and pomidr Get 1o Ire *rrawny, He was *n outraged that, for the In fuel Thin down In llir point flrat lime In his life, he went out where you'll have tu walk pa*t ami got loaded. When he came home, she wouldn't let him In. Iwiee lo msl ,i shadow. This i* the eonrliialon In he lie went lo a hotel, phoned n drawn from a survey railed "Pre- lawyer, and It looked like the end dieting Hurrrss of Failure In Mar- nf their romance. Bid hi* wlfo ale rhino." by E W Burgess and L. a couple nf cream puff*, to soothe H Collreli |r They make no bone* her nrrvrs, and felt so much bet­ aland It' .skinny. Imny profile have ter that she went downtown and happier marriage* than Inclr bel­ apologized to her husband. They went on a second honeymoon and ter' P padded neighbor* The happiest husband* and there hasn't hern a cross word are likely between them since She weighs In wives, say the authors. Child Care Center Opened Y esterday At Castle Brewer Magazine Reveals How To Put Magic Into M a r r i a g e TURKEY HENS ( 9 £ Per Lb. IIiiIvcm Aviillnlilc Fur Small LODGE & SON nr* n xi 5|r,sl of 1lo* damage done lo the city of Hotlerdnm by German bombing on May It, IIIIU, lias been repaired CHUNK inn nut tin n at IH7 today, a gain ul nine pounds since Christmas. r No. starvation doesn't seem to settle the problem of man andwife discord "Feed the brute," Ihr wise old wives used to say Anri If good living thickened hh waistline, nl least that made him less utlrnetive lo other wnmen As for the man, any honest wife will tell you that he seldom lake* a good look at her—and when he does, he sens liar as the shy. slen­ der girl he married, though she may by this time have all she can do tu squeeze Inin a size ,12 skirl One more srcrel and we're through: The man. In the back of his mind, ha* noticed every pound III his wife put on. If he was u wise man, though, he didn't let it bother him Chance* arc that, helng hap­ pily wrrl. he found a lot nf truth In another old saying: "A man should keep his eye* wide open before marriage — and half closed afterward " Oil three of Her inudii's nullyluu unltlimldllited Niels scientist* have discovered living rnhnw*. rate rice, nnie bird* believed to have been estincl for 100 year*. l''nnilliex art rear deck lid raises Ike silhouette of lha rear seelion aad provide* seven per cent more roam hi the laggiga compartment. High lustra stslnlcs* steel wbedcovers embossed with lha Rnlck emblem edd a final taueh of dltllnrllon (or IM1. Luxurious rustom trim upholstery is offered on Ibis model in exqultlla two-lone combination* In nvlnn and leather. New sweeps pear molding*, new rear fender orna­ ments and a redesigned humper-gillte combination distinguish this two-doer Hoick Headmaster Riviera for 185?. It features ■ new Alrpowrr rarhuretor, higher compression and new manifolding lhal boost* Hm horsepower output of lls Flrehalt-clghl engine to lit with Improved economy and performance. A higher Mexico nt preo-nl hu;> 'Jit atul'-s mid three territories. Synthetic Gas May Be Made Sooner Than Many Think liy SAM DAWSON NEW YORK 145 - Chemistry may break Ihe deadlock between Ihe government and the oil Indus­ try anil produce synthetic gasollnn criinmerclallv "much sooner than many think." This Is Ihe opinion nf the re search manager nf Koppcra Cn In PlltabunV ‘K ■» • T T / l V l n ! lls reaenre h department Is going lo set up a pilot plant for the conversion of coal tn synchctlc lit) idil fuels. What they'll aim at la not so much the synthetic gasoline they'll make but the valuable chemicals Ihe process will also turn out Government officials are plug KiHX.. J i coal T ...CTshale .T -° rrJ,’ plants ?!.M, to turn or Into! gasoline and fuel nils. They eon lend tills would Ire a national safe guard If war should deplete present supplies of petroleum. And they think the synthetic gasollno ran lie produced from nur abundant coal and shale supplies nlmnnt ns cheaply ns Irnm petroleum. till Industry lenders have rrltl el zed Ibis contention. They claim the synthetic gasoline would In­ fer more expensive to produce and Ihey say that Ihe tax money nml steel would be better used In bi ex pand the oil industry farllilies. They also say oil reserver are sufficient for even a war emer­ gency. Dr. (i F. D'Alello. Hoppers re­ search manager, agrees with both sides to some extent, lie says: "While plants lo make gasoline from coal arc cosily lo build and gasoline could not presently lie produced In them nt price* In competition with pcltolcum gnso line, research Is finding way* lo valuable chemical* In such pruc produce ' an Increasing number of esses. "These processes enn he regu prwbicem ore chemicals nn,| |BM (-tuollnr II is here Ihat „|,Brntj|nB „f product.* may result in a 'coal to gasoline' plant be­ coming economically feasible much sooner than many think The Hoppers pilot plant at Ve­ rona, I'a , will produce gasoline nf iiviatlou rating, hut also a long INI of aromatic chemicals such benzene, and also phenol* and cresols, alcohol*, aldehydes, keton rs and fnlly acids The commer­ cial value of these would make plant operation profitable, D'Alello says Hoppers Is spending lls own money on the pilot plant. ' SI I A D D S m PURE LARD h'HIM HEAD g) GOLDEN RIPE 2 RIPE. FIRM TOMuATO i S * *i 1* f Lbs. For 9 C " i ( JL 1 59 2 TURKEYS CAPONS Plump Well Cleaned ,TVk to 7 Lbs. iced Expertly Produced I to I',* Lha. DUCKS SQUABS $ 1 .2 5 Rhode Island Red to tl Lira. New Hampshire Red lVk to I Lbs. Mnnw While Head* ierience— over fill yenrs o f t— but w o'ro etill lenrning! r C au liflo w er............ While we're doing on;liest to please you, wc flgurt maybe it isn't Rood nnougi— particularly if some on: of our customers has n any gcatlon or idea on how tvi can do it bettor nnd rIvi bettar service, Perhaps ynv have gome thought.* on how 5vn can tin our job Imttcr. Conaider this yutir invilntinn to send Ihun in. Plessn wrile: T a n g e rin e s ..................... do/. 19c Hilt* Dale All GrePit ' Asparagus Ci ts No. 2 can 23c Smnv White or FI*. CiyataN S u g a r .................. 5 lbs. 45c CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. AftP Food Stores Ami Page Salad Dressing 42lt Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. . . . qt. ja r 49c A.AP Grade A Early June Peas .. 1 lb. can 22c . , Pancake F lo u r.. V/z lb. pkg. 26c THE BEST MEAT VALUE IN TOWN Super Right Hard Corn Fed Fresh Pork Roast Iib. O Q c Fresh Picnics i (« 8 Lb. Avg. Super Right Western LEAN PORK STEAKS Swifts Premium D A D Gratia A Tender Grown n o o n — noNKi.KHft f il l k t h Perch Cod Mackerel i.b.ar l,b . M e l.b. I f t c NRW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED “ PEN PAR" BREADED SHRIMP »M9 Pure Lean tirade A WHOLE FRYERS Allgood Fancy Med. Sliced BREAKFAST BACON Quick Fraxan Boneless RED PERCH FILLETS ANN PAGE TOMATO KETCHUP Ann Page! Peach, Pineapple or Plum Preserves....... 1 fl».. Ground_Beef lb. 69c We*tern Boeton Butt Sweetheart S oap........ Cracker Jack ............ 3 Barbecue i Angelas Marahmellows SEABRQOK FARMS » i Flags Navy Beans ....... Reg. PttmoUve Soap „ . Cashmeri Bouquet ‘“ tewjiv. lb. 19c Large Sweet 57t LOCALLY PRODUCED — KTMICTLY FRF,Mil »i Anjons P e a r s ................... lb. 19c They gay'folks only learn by experience. Well, your A*P Hm hntl plenty of cx- Each Dozen ho 10c Western m FI.ORIDA GRADE A — LARGE MO KCONOMlbAL Pascal C e le ry .....Ige. stalk IVr adm it tor don't know all th e nn ew rrs! flunnyflehl Homethlng Different fi lo 7 Lbs. 3 i 5 C EGGS Crisp C a r r o ts ........... 2 hchs. 29c Customcrt’ Corner <6 _/,a Broad Breast Young Men II to 14 Lb*. 5 7 * FRYERS Mayonnaise Fresh Phone Ia IK HENS Ann Pago w YOUR 4IUR HPECIALTT — LOCAL POULTRY — DRESSED IIKKK. WESTERN TENDER,jIUICY W\ FLA. (SHADE A — DRESSED ft DRAWN £ ►5c I/ETTUCE 2 9 C BAN AN A lS hard to YOU ARE NOT KKI|UII(KD TU HAVE A LUCK Elf TU III! V FROM HR — WK CAN NUT HELL YOll ALL YU lilt Ft HI II HKlJUIKKMI'NTH, BUT WK GUARANTEE YOU WILL LIKE WHAT YOU DO HUY HERB. TRY l)H TIIIH WEEK. Pint Jnr TODCHTON DRUG GO. Price* la Thla Ad Effective Through Saturday Jan. IStk The puinacHhi N one of u group nr plants known ns short day plants In-muse they will bloom on­ ly in ttie season of the year with j short dnv-leiigth period*, prefer-1 ably 111 hour* or less. 1 f»l W. lath HI. Mare than a h billion *okl to data. • • • • • • L o c k e r P la n t soodpaluel _, t - l - i> k I*-) hiAatlnf til'd colli di*t •a*. ALblgfM h*J W n Rap’s values are CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. SPECIAL SALAD DRESSING A new child care center, which opened yesterday at thn Assembly Building In Castle Brewer Court, will aerve not only rrsldanta of tho homing project but other Nrjzrnba In the area, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, tenant aeleetnr, announced yesterday. With a present enrollment of M children, the center I* equipped to handle 60. Gertrude Woodall, who I* experienced In klndergarten work and who was formerly a church organist In Sarasota, has charge of the center and will instruct classes nf older children. Present facilities include table space for serving of meats to .10 * flilldren, ‘‘ and real pad* for thpm to use when tired. Hot lunches aro served daily. The center lunch loom will lie Inspected at time* by Mrs. Quid* Wilson, Seminole County school lunch room super- Tahiti, chain and toy* and pit; equipment have been Out*Ido It a *and covered play area, and a wading pool will be competed *oon. The center, which take* care of children while* parent* are working, la privately run. U will, however, be under the eupervUlon of the County school system, In order to be accepted, chil­ dren must receive shots for whooping cough, diphtheria, tetadll mi* and smallpox. i Blu . White Flakes ........... 9c 20c Gold Medal Flour 5 lb. bag 58c »• Marcel Napkin*...........SC* 12c SDc Marcel ToUet Tissue .. .12c 1JLW M b k Cream or SBc Corn Mcnl ......... S lb. pbg. 48c R«f . �lrinc Cities hi Neck And Neck ,, THE BANFOHD HEMALU x ; Race As Ice Cubes Continue To Melt By The A u u fliM Pres* Officials In lh r « Florida luwn* fanned themselves vigorously with Chamber of Commerce brochures I Wednesday and proudly watched LJM Ir one-ton Icebergs melt Into r .Ae grass. P ' •It was all In tun— a contest pro­ posed by Carlsbad, N M., to see who rated the "Kuiirddii* Cite" title —bill none n! the mayors who acted as official judges was selling his community short. •'After a late start, SI Petersburg officials reported their Ion of Ice Was down to 220 pounds In 3Dv hours. The Ire was set nut late after • *be cite changed Its inlnd aland ’ rompeling with "lightweight" cun tenders.'"We’re the champ," said SI; Pete '"A t last report, St Petersburg folks complained of a rare over cast sky and were still calling It **fhe Sunshine City” even if the Ice didn't melt so fast Cocky New Smyrna Reach *ent fit. Petersburg a wire reading "old champs just inetl away." Mayor C B. Jones said his ice melted . - j a ) (JOpound cube In just 3) nolirs and M minutes The mayor, bridling at some other nut of state contestants who he said were letting bathing beau­ ties sit on the ire against the rules, klhlt Carlsbad a telegram which reported: ' "No wind, no rain, no fog, no sinog, no bathing girls to aid and abet—just melted by the power of pure unadulterated Florida sun Sebrlng's mayor, J Ii. Mitchell, said bis town still claims to tie "Hie warmest city In Florida " Mayor Mitchell said Sebriog's ton of ice was only a puddle after 33 hours and 33 minutes Officials of the Carlsbad Cham­ ber of Commerce were unhappy Frank Klndel, manager of the Carlsbad Chamlwr, reported the city's ton of Ur was still about joo pounds Wednesday while claims of victory continued to reach into from other contestants. The l.drst to claim the champion ship was FI Paso, Tex., where the ton of ice was reported well below Its) iKinnds shortly alter 10 p in MKT The Ire had been placed in Hie sun at 0 a. m Toes day Allhoiit’h Klndel ruled nut lial vesloli and Corpus Christ!, Tex . ami various Florida cities on a technicality, he terelved a tiid for the title nf Ibe nation’s sunshine city from New Smyrna Mayor Junes wired bis city bad cum piled with all the rules of llie cntile-d— even tu the extent of having >un Memtiers of the tlnlversily uf Farida Men's (Ibe Club limbing the annual Mate wide tom -loi.i.j- I •tat uni \ I I F Photo l shine. Main III lei* Angeles gave Kmdel an excuse to rule die Pacific Coast city nut Ami he dismissed the Florida and Texas claims because of die styumv beat from swamps which be said were found in those areas The FI Paso claim was particn i am CiAINKKVILLK (Special! One of the in.VJ annual state wide I,nil is larly disheartening because FI LAKELAND W IN I I It I I W F N ’ I S p e . n l I , „ 's 'W it die oldest musical m gaiUralinos on as Pillow Paso was ulie of die first cities I cot l aI I lot nI* • \pey't I,* w»l ‘l.iiupa. Felt I I- 1 1,lav a I' M challenged Klndel found no bold do line on floor prices lor |ju, ('oiversdy iif Florida campus ' ! ar' is ibe Men's tilee iTula wlucti will S|M,ii-oieil 11sr and ple-eiiled at die miu, hi alloy- "t Hi ahuiaii enlho grounds immediately to rule K' oranges ll,sri L.1," ed todayi by Honda (d r i ll Mutual j„. b,.ar,| jf, concerts duoiigh igh Kemiiiole Heights Mcituwllxl I'tinifli -la 1 ,bo IIih III*- week, a n -lie Pasn out Dire.-lnrs o( the citrus grower out the stale during it-. annua) Wllilei Haven. I eb '.' K.ituidav ,-y -ii*ii ,,f event - tale Itu-m In *• cooperative which control- almut lour next mtiiidi , 11,-iii lor ib, -ighlli ft I , I' M and Feta a Sunday II I, 8i per cent of die fruit grown m -rila Hi si,iiiaii Show uml llrgaiilfed in 1H2.' i . the Chili has A M s|H,osoied In ami pte-rnl I I, die -.tale voted Wednesday In -tick heen covering the -tale in touring c l at the (leylori M roioiu l Vtelli -|i,,l lion tu W Intel lluieo fill Die to its |l a tins minimum price no fashion ever since that lime ami tali-1 i hot, h i i ,i,oil I'olk Pi i,l,mun I'urnii "■ oranges delivered lo prnce--mH ds but,i i i include- appear am ex at ‘untold, t rli i biind iy i •'< I’ in, i,on u i he fsim on Saturday plants 1.10 I'l tiioadca-l pioglaiu '|toO-ol Ihe New Vmk Win Id's Fair ami M Ibe directors aim promised to Injure Pri .ideal liuiu.io at Key ed !,, and (ii, , ,,l, ,1 .,1 do l ,i i I p - n, ,i of lu mum il- ai<- ill tell Mutual iiiciiilierx all about wo West Mrthodi t i liuieti ■■Imled -ii the catalog |or Ihe Will' DAYTONA BEACH Wt - Speak­ lators and crack down on those I m Haven nle, lo'i'onling to l.nDay tuna Iteaeli I 'l l, I Monday < omiNised of 3fi members under ers before the Florida Sheriffs As disregarding floor itrlce*. It inicbed Ihe dm-ednu of Joseph l.upkie 2 I' M sjNtnsored hv Mainland ■11 nI lleioieliatiip. e,i oiviiei ,■f the sociolion took Florida's press, ra right In by euucelluig -for tin- , first. w in , assoeiate professor nf choral High i.lee Club amt piesentcil at farm, who onoprintes with Due dlo and magailiies tu task Wwines lime — a fruit Imyer s i-nidtac muxit,- m the University's Division Mainland lliglt Scluml nun e Mu neh ,d tliicblmi in eon le hint' the entile which iiermds him to Imy fruit Music, die Club recently record l!*y New Smyrna lleaih I eli 1 . Charles Hahn Jr., executive sec from Mutual members ed college songs for release as uli Monday H I' M -poo-,ne,l In do" V veal ngo we 11-1a iMi-, I 3r, Ibe entire industry has born in MCA Vletor album eiilllleit "Felines Maud Mothers uni presenle l at eidvi i ,,,ii ,,f ii i'i,i,ip ,,f -i-veiat retiry of the National Kherlffi: As a precarious situation wm.»,i-t Krmi) .......... cpclsllon, told the Florida group at New binvioa Iteaeli Iflgli Si In ml bull,lieu all,I Hii-v loive tu-ell held JACKKtJNVILl.K 1*1 - Nineteen I humus nr of Mdove ove TllU vear’s„ piogium lllliU1M1„ feature tores Its mill winter session "not enough possible Iraiitl cases come before ,week ,1a, I - ooy die, l-idi a luc- ilu) oll'l I*' enable ,l* lo of tel -.el l l,-e 1 , Lacy C., [nonius Tills nf nur sheriffs and denudes know the State Depurtmenl of Public and.^president of the eooji. called ^,„|y pn-stim, Dayhni.i lleac It 2 la I' M uni a tot I1 At - pun lire bul| ui liu v i ai '■ al*, how to deal intelligently with the Welfuie Friday “i N,,Tlmix •’mergeucy freshman us suluiM on die marlti run soil'll liy die I'alenl leaclui A -o lleam-lmmii i <plaoied In addiliou press urn! radio." Sherwood Smith, slate welfare U,M| , Manager |tJ ^|MI p,,, s|Hitli«:lit will h be ('lain,ii anil pie-eldeil al Andrew lo t b» bulls, vs Ini'li f, at 111** illl|iel not■ Ih- I jV ' . -vaorman midiued die eris(s p,,, ,1 Men's ensemble aloi no,I Mnii'o lui-i-dlUK, Ihe " i l l ' l names l l „ , , I V - 1could U I I H I ,,»• 1,11 1 OS,-W HIM ’ Iimbviiliu Hill Villll fll Jack-nil High Si hi Mil To correct tills, he Indicated die director,, said Memtiers of Ihi* tilee Club ,tc ofli-itiig will iliiliiile bull veal , , , soloists are Mlchanl shrove, first National Association is considering revealeii unless Ihe cases gel lido (1|)lirj The floor price of t l a box would ling., iipi-u bi'lfi-i- u| breeding : um tenor. I.ukelnod; John Olson uml rotduig lu hometowns are preparation of a brochure on Im­ veal line He gave the Information trnluy l*?’’” 1** cannera to sell a iloieti t 1j atn(,h (jortloii. hardoiii's. Jucksson(ieiiige Heel- (lulnesville. May age. bud feuinli's mil proving public relations. In-lfets 0"JU’^L x’-'tn s n M iilro fn r *2 to a ville amt (ieotge Pi-riiilngtnii. liar liuilld deck. Frniuls llurilnei Hal Hahn, who has offlcea In Wash in answer to a reporter’s ipiestiuti would |uoaeii t*'vo w o or three cannery op done. Hallies old I m h h I i 'II, James tiordoii. lolin ies City higton, l>. (’ said he was con and suid, too. die board would'**0*®" lb iiiii Iniiiip and Inil tame will The (Irsl part of the itinerary for Layton, .tnliii D I s i i i i and Wallet In- luisl- n| n fire binliei-iii- illiniei ^Irnctl about "persecution" of law have ii re|iort im legal develop eratora, they charged, hail pul mil "propaganda" to canned goods Thiuiipsoii, Juik'otivllle, .lului tin ul noon, Uiilorilmlil v puii-ilin,enforcement office™ throughout menls In a suit filed against die gel. Melvin Sweat David Ihoma- l in aide Ihe country and joined Circuit drnurtment In I'lnellas County Cir buyers dud the price wnulil come Melser down ami to wad before purebas alul llog.tt i!uehlm I'ampa, lames Judge Herbert M Frederick of cull Court by James I’ in I lien Iti V111!t lull In Ihe til nit ' big "J! Clarke lay Merkel, uml Milliard until liiei-iling trait i nil \ lliroiigh Daytona Beach In criticising news iiaturopadi '(hen after die first of the year Shrove l.akt-lanil, HoiiuUI Mmileise "ill lln Koiitli ami East, lleati Melxer has contended that the papers and radio anil Ainiild I'olloek. Miami. May elutiiiii ami Durrauee ctpiriM -d Referring lo the "dastardly department discriminated against a flood of fruit reached packing houies fin movemeid as fresh fruit inoml DunlH. Jr . and Canoll I'lul things being said about Florida In him and Ida profession when regn to Northern markets Tills created •lie hope tlial out-of "tale vp'l lips, Winter Haven. James nnwers. im . would mal e tin- ........ nf an the press and inagailiiss," Fred latinos were passed under which a big supply nf .recalled rllnilna Defumak Springs. Julian llynl Se nji|in| tlillilv to -(lend it week III erlrk said "I would be the fast certificates of only medical doctors WASHINGTON id Influential vide: l.eray Crouch, Duula. Paul Florida v i-illn g sneli atliariliiin tin*, to put a limitation upon free and osteopaths would lie considered lions—frmf which cannot inert regulations fur fr*lU AM pm rat— Pensacola. MudOlph rix Silver Hp rings near ilea In and Democrats agreed with Mc|uddl Ciinyuungs dom of speech or the peesa but At In- letermliting prescription need* available fur mining.1 pans today that a fourth jmst Fletcher. Plant i i ty. lolm liaiuly, I'vjiir-S Iundent and flol, lower n be carried to extremes." He aluug with physical amt menial flue canner offered to sell 11)0 non liieunurlty of any ■rclphmt of, or Korean tax Ihuis I is prnrllenlly an Apopka, Waller lialimim. West in ilo> W inter Urn en a!* m -a I not elaborate. eases of lulcr for f) 0.1 a ilo/co imiHissihllfty lo this elec IIon year ■Hahn gave Ihe (Iruvalaml rapt- applicant for. public assistance Telin amidier dropped Ihe juice to Smith said hixtriiires where per At least one imimrtunt [lemncriit Fn-tls; William Lollcks, II Ilaiuln I ween Wilder Hav en and Ibilidee case of several yours ago us un sons may have attempted fraud $1 HI That broke the darn That esjiressed doubt that Congress Kn hard MeN ill Kanfonl iiwcu iio -lale highway fet'd, example of what he meant was the signal, said Maurmuu. lor Peler-.lnug, l airy Four Negroes were accused of to gel assistance are studied first lots of other eamirrs to -ell at would even go through the formal .Murray, Si ity nf holding hearings on I’resi HMeeil, M.oil-oil, IJeoige pelirilllg raping, a young Luke County farm by district welfare Imardx U Ii Ibe iu:>i Ij-i'isUiure lo reviving dent '1runion'', icipie-t fm aunlher Ion Hallies < MV. Albert Menakei wife Tine Negro was killed In West There xvn» danger of die ite five hlllhm •loll.tr - m taxes Mue.i til. iii ,le liiinahl lliuo-i i hi Florida by u posse seeking lo ur thi' Ktati- Welfare Art made fraud pressed prices In the cannery field lly contrast, die iiiillook was •,ii’o, III ,nul lleiyl '.b.ke l ee rest him amt three were convicted ■ii attempted fraud a misdemeanor spreading tin flesh fruit sales. "If llierc aplain rs Iii be fraud blight fur extension of the IOdense loll g ' One of those convicted was Thomas said sentenced to life because lie was or an attempt at (rand, the welfare , All tt.iv in,. - , , , Prmlucllon Act. llu- basis fur price, just >U The other two appealed hoard Is coni|ielli‘d by law til give ‘h I P A V V h" ‘M prmb.ctl.in and ..e dit em.ln.ls up in* big ittvenlorira whiclt werc|wlni.h W3, ......... . hl.ai,| ln(.r their death sentences In the If. S the iofminatmu to the proper an dtg heavy imnlins on them Httvers Supreme Court and won retrials, thorltlea for prosecution by them," had stopped Ihelr purchasing Sup the president's .uuiii.il economic reporl sent lo I'ongress Wednesday presumably tmeausa no Negroes Smith said "In one ea«e. die ap jilv channels were dried up plicant for asslilanct withdrew his Even here. It -eeined likely the were on (he (rial Jury. Canners .'elt, sail! the two lead Just after dip original arrests applleollon when he renllred that er*. Ihal thi crisis would be eased President would have to selllr for \ 111 I I III! Doors llpim Sheriff Willis McCall of Lake Conn lie might lie found guilty nf fraud in luti or Hi tee week* through pur a one year extension Inslrad of Ilr llr -liiiir iil 12:13 I* M. ty hid Ihe Negroes in Ids home There was no money ln*s In the chasex oi tat cent fruit, f.anner* two, and that Uu- Iju nui’lil out and laved them from mob action iMate although apparently an al tightened uji to dir ways lie tin 1 D u ly figured diil m mb I cause a lower lie Revlng night riders, however, rode price lube, stimulate sales amt ret-iiininendrd lo Ihe face of adverse statements the area burulqg several Negro TODAY I UIDAY! then gradually the Industry could by leading tux legulalors id his homei and 'the National Ouard null hack uu tu the $3 10 price own party in recent weeks, there was railed to restore order. for loive am) tl a box oranges was considerable surprise on rapt ‘ ** v .e .9 1 " f ' The two Negroes who won reruml again. tu) Hill that Mr Truman even (Hall were being taken from the asked fur a new lax program Qate Prison to Tavarea fail Nov feiupt hud been made ft) get assist His recommendation, -yd to be ember for a (tearing in connection ■nee fraudulently." detailed In Ilia budget or a special with their caaea when Sheriff Me OAINESVILl F wT - Population Smith said Ihe district boards message, called for an additional CaB abol one to death and wounded increases and Ihe growth uf In whose mem her* represent local loud of armmd five billion dollars another. Hep Doughltm lit N (’ J, chair He laid they aItempted lo ca­ tluxlry anil agriculture are pttsihg areas without coinjwnsatioii bail nape; Ihe survivor said he shot new problem* In conservation of sent up fur further review hy the man of the House Ways and Means slate hoard uf least one rase in Flnrida'i natural water reservoirs, Committee which originates all tax •'» Jury Jur exdeliberately. A coroner's (liuriou* two University of Foorida vclenlisl* each uf die three public assistance legislation, observed dryly that oneratrd McCall. programs old age aiiiilaiue, aid reitorl, there seeinx lo be u strong send Hahn pointed nut Ihal the aherlff tha grand guy Ihelr conclusion* are contained lo the tilind, and aid to dependent mi-tit around the country against had laved Ihe Negorea once and It gloriitc.1 ! added, regarding Ihe ihootlnu "had in a survey nf Ihe sfaln’s water children Alies of the aged Involved any further tax Increases at HiD j£e ihertff lieeti killed he would supply—the first comprehensive range from 07 to 93 yean, anti time Kvvryonc’a hero ages of die mothers receiving aid study since 1927. liv e been a dead hero." Would lie hold hearings on Ihe one wurnan’s idol! Dr. A. P. Black, chemistry de la (Irpeinleol children range from retpie*i? The chairman told re llahn criticized the preaa for 21 to ii years The one blind redp head, and Kugtne jMirfrrs (hat decision would be pul quoting Walter White, eaecutlve partment A lousing ami up to the commuter al the ap aacrelary of ihe National Aasocla- Brown, a chemistry staff member, lent reimrted Is 43. heart-reaching In 13 Instances (be district boards proprlalr fiine, ufter the Frnsident Mon for Advancement of Colored said the alaie'a water supply, i'll out Just whal rates he People. While had crllicltad law largest of any equal area In Ihe fell dial there had been fraud or •iiellfd story from an attempt at it; and In four cases, Ifimight enforcement agent tu enclea in the area nation, Is nol unlimited should be raised ami whal A It NEH they were in doubt, paulng them ad loopholes closed Prime consideration In Ihe sur ' Ihelr hand ha idlutf of Um caie, j'* J V (. il Hep. Mill* (D. Ark ) a leader fahn aald , ............... . Whit waa "a man vey la given to the chemical char- on to die stale board for further actrrUlki of more than 1.900 atudy ami consideration. In two among Ways and Means Drum 1,100 mUea away." Two randldafea for govarnor, sample! of watef taken from riv­ Instance* die reclpienfa offered fo cratx, said he hardly uec* how ,MO J Btally lily Odham and Alio Adama, en , lakes, springs and municipal return fo the state any fraudulently the committee could decline fo obtained funda. flupplitf. spoke to the ihe riffs, hear Ihe secretary uf Ihe Treasury nr. Meek and Brown also col­ tham said he waa "deadly aertformally present any administra­ Milk for the Chicago market tion tax program. But he said he dSaaboi about my detartnlnafloa to help lected considerable Information on toe people of PloHde throw the Florida's fresh water resources as come* from rural g»tfiering depots doubla very much whether this would be followed by any general ■commerrUMied gam wing rack­ they affect agriculture, industrial aa far as 37S rnllea away. public hearings. eteer! out of our government'1 and ami city planning. Colonists at Jameatown, Va„ They found that because of Inaaid It elacted he would remove -Said Itep. Martin (B lows): fmm office any sheriff or other creased kM&ladia of‘ agriculture made crude glass aeon after they "They'd ride me nut of my • of pewar machinery and lam led in 1007 became of LU value dJatnct on a rail If 1 voled for officer who faila to enforce the In the its# hlr f I AMMkN#, Irrigationt for draught, much of In trading wllh the any more taxea." Florida's water supply ia being Florida To (iroet ISrahman s Caltlo 0,1 S,atc Tour' tom in « To Sanfor<l Show Knthiisiasts Fipht To Support University Of Florida Glee Club, *B?Citrus1MutuJl Florida Sheriffs Are Told How To Get Along With Press, Radio Welfare Group To Consider Fraud Case Tomorrow Thors. Jin 17, 1932 Page 9 Missionary From Belgian Congo To Be Heard On Chain Of Missions lly IIK I.FN KI N I II,iu would yon like for your ,1ns ti> ii'iisul nf writing and editing books in the African Tshiluba hinginige. teaching piano, directing a mute ■Hi<rur .if AfrU*n inilm-*. singing t n neh ,-hiirrh music, instnictirih* v>■or own chlhlren in lh>' fll ’ll t) I •*•• i'i *ul* d uf M'htHll, helping IlfW llll-l'lol on ies with the C- It11ti,1m in1it Ml»*'•* hnisiiii^ • 1HK •-l»sse* for V ltl', 1tnd I, aching Mil'll cln *•**• * 1.- lulf* III i- is u Sample id the ihltlv • fi. iltif ..f Wirnlfrptl - ------— — hellei heigei \'a*s, a mi* ■Ufl.lt * 1'ti'lllil t l . » to lie Hi Igirin Congo, who „Mil 1• Shi- k»ii I't ,nhi,i!<‘ 1 from tin i o (eat ureil speaker uu Do 4 h:n ....... :uiti h.ivillg tm•l her fullure of \li--iiinary Assemlilie- u hen c.. sit Muntti ■at. N they i-i un- lo .Sunfoid on J n t Sth*N hi I hilll .lun J’1 uml Wednesday, .In Ii IM 141uk- tr Ml luul until 1he ivn- preI n ri'dirii tn Aft leu with Mis \ iiss has lieen ill ll»*11v * l,!ii **1 1 -er v iee in the Congo "til k tel* It.ai .»“ :i iniMMtcr Thley went out h'x wiiv nf 1101(1**11. Java, years l»ll she Is a second g.i'fu l il in ttnii iin*»i,m m y, tin- fii*t in tin ) ilimit i :i ,ind aeross Ihi* I ii ihan Soilliie m , I'ri-sliyleriun < hoi i'll t>* 11iVfl M I m 'll" ilius, llifdoi* to Mith Vfi i, a, .ill h«i'till**' uf ih** 1i 1", Ii ", that field lit. S l i r •i l V III h f l f m l v " 1 I111 -r,-,.oil Vrur uu Mo- fit-til v»fl" Ira*I 11 it! I it 'lltil Ih* ii• i«,. llel \n it- n u i v r i l to i . u r h o w h e r e k*inii i iinifti, v3Im- r in > I'-" eld Mt'tt* M l t ' U t ’ t'lt in ni fr ll l' .t l lilt ' * Inll InIV Ut.lfi I (tftW tl 11 I I m I i i K. i I r nr* naif** Illpr rhf tn t U i i list 11 f idfii lt I itH'pivt'il my ln ( full i Iu m 1 of \nu»ru-uni/iitioii wlu«i» wfii! oil ftirlttUfO* I wm Musi \\ V tisi•f no i* Imin-I lot ,t ii*it lo i I a*» in Hun *I**vi'in(it'»! I in > ilrt'uilitl no ' Ii i Vh.k'iit Slrta|iui|f Sifkiipf!*. *' I Iti 1a' kVa*1 llt>Hllll|r t«» ill' h.irtx in l.nm|if hi ortli'i Hint mi III I *1 fI * I i m i r l l l Itn't'IVt' |»|Opi I . 'n i l I Mllit'i Irro n ^lil n il I'fll'v Ml**! tlll'f III* Isick lo A IIII*I It'll f»*i! ti**v% t h f f:iuitm s *tft **It Sti I'litlUi* I Iihl lm»k pity on t hr lull I liillii'i n il i*tilt*i I u n it 'd nitannual II a*i 11 It* ill ,1 xk 1 1k Sale, sUvl. * pin* ll lle on oi lot ii>, l l n iitiilitri Vkii' llnt'i .Hi ii r i m it to V11 uM I*111 iliiVl vxinis Im llll't>4ll«i VUJ tall III* Uf»V l .o I W l i i ' i i ,Mi * V n ,;"i i v n n I! ! t»i hoi J n s h r f K»'i nififiitnt M iJ ul iii I iik .' Skinner .11111 lh e > lo o k H ot\\o l l l l h It* t h e 4 onu* w i n ' l l ' III** *»1 1*11 III alt I l f I p l i p i l M r l W 1i n f i n i f o r \ I ' fil'd S t ' i i H 4 ' o i l »•is 1* A ’T m i Ii 11 *t,s1ul took over the big "■Ii "t ilirrclorshtp uf the I '-nitititi i\ ilsnii I'M ilium I’rvss," Mix ti snyx This 1* the only l*.inline |ir«-xs in Cvntrut Congo 10,1 lu-t u-iir it printi-il over sewn million I'Sges. every one uf whlcli 1 1 , , lite'i tiy Mrs Vrinx l ln i. ii iiiioks w lUi'ii she lias -M i l ' l l in l-tiilnta 1In-1ml,- a fo'iiih I'.rs-h- lieoginphy. now in n • oi tin- miixinit o-hoiili .nol Mm I.10.1,*, ,,| Hill,- studies Slid t te-solis fm ,, ,- iii I'ollg'l •11 •le losetlllgX -I In- still finds rim-- to m-l I |i|etei for govei miteiit of* f'i’uil- mill enlerlwin the many in101 national truest *« from ni.xny ( " i i igo ■■uiintriei win* go to Cue- WIn-,, make a now hall the ....... hands i i u - i , tlu xvhlcli are crystals of lee. In in .-It ut a few (lointn where th e y lo m Ii After von let go, tiie |o 1 - t o e release.I nnd tin- water Ir lli'i /i-. Joining the crystal* I'll' III! -nnii t Ink •uri'tii t' lg e th e r m e riccK s sw e e te st suit value a t v 95 CongrcMHimMi Say No Tax Hoost In Sight This Year « H Florida’s Water Supolv Affected By Its Growth i t ^ X ‘N - ..... ttaewaa f r toa return w &goverament Gx ,, eaeJututlonal offleert of the .....................................» J » when |I.’ D i \\ . 0 ) r l i ' x i r s! t C ttx • * Kllrl IN I ML A IH I w TOWGHT—FRIDAY' are pwtkalarly aetulllve to certain chemicals, found In water during dry seasons, they also learned. 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P k fl.d fI Half Gallon * �W M | T n e SANFORD HERALD Pan* 13 Thnrtu Jan. 17, 1943 State Farmers Market Drama Festival I n Opened By Horton BL JARKHON VILLK,—(Hpecltil I — T Flcrldti linn rum*1 n lung wny in l tight. •ninir ujt nil birth r.-gislra..lion* hut tli*iH still nr* Dome hahli>* who go onllrttcit in vltnl etstlstlr* ret-ord* Ocspitti lawn re* {•■' Mulling «nth reglstratlnns, "ay* ' dlate Hi (titli Officer Wilm.il T. . ’■ Rowilit. ,T "We h.ivc Jim tu-m Informed hy ' :ih : M*t!..r.a! Off;:-* f.r VU-t i’.ta »*• tlstlrs," Ur. H.iw.ler ud.lfd, "tlint i i national lest mud** l.y the II. H. Durvku of the Census fi.lli.wln8 the 1'Jt.tl population aurvey, shnwr.l tl.nl during (Imt y.nr, 117.7. per i cent of ell liirllm in Klurl.lu were r-vgUt.-iid. Thin fiicurt* l< nl.out , the mui.ic iih tin- i.mtii.i.uI nvernge. "Kollowiny I lie 11(40 ri'iiNU* n llmllnr ted showed tl.nt during that year only X'.(.!l per rent of lrlllhn were l.ellii* registered III • this lilalc. "While that show* w.. are mak­ ing good progress, we raiinnt he satisfied until every l.ahy horn » fn Flo. idi. in t cpislerrwl nrror.llng / to law," lie Mnle.l. 7 he Hoi hlu Mlate llnar.l of Health In charged will, the legal responsibility of maintaining the ' Male’.- vital ntatistlrn records. ' Dr. how.ler reported ll.nl fifteen of tin rdule’s i.l rm.nllev mii.h- n 10(1 pel e.i.t showing on l.iilli TCKldinltone during IIIM1. Those count I':" well- llrevt.l.l, ( Hill tint In, Citric*. lie.Soto, Hni'ler, tinlf, HanJee, Hendry, Ilet III . Inin, Iiit.pl ty, .................. , Uirenln. Hi. .lonlnt, tsUWIlliMee Mini Wnloilln. Counttes singled nut for show­ ing the most progress In Irnprov trig le||lvtMilh.ll prore.lure during til# 1fl-vmir lieii.sl weie Okeeehubte ami Madison. Counties where Ivrord* fell helow (III per rent ...mplelenasn inrtil.le.l Union, Clay, (oilier, Dixie, liilehrtd, (jla.h-N, Muilon, Taylor nn.l Washington. fiv.-i.-ll Williams, ilirertnr of the Hlule llonnl of lieulth lliuenii Of Vill.l Statistics, ilerlnle.l: "The sate law requires that all lilHIm lie registered hy the retponiiihle ntleii.lant at l.lrth withIn 111 .lays after the l.lrth ncciira. Failure tu nrl.leve Kit) per cent completeness of registration In­ dicates that n few physicians and ntlilwives In.ve fulled to comply WINTER PARK fSpec-lull - The Central Florida Drama Keallval held II* premiere at the Winter Perk High School auditorium lait night when Ihe curtain rove on the side-splitting comedy "Springtime for Henry’* starring the famous Holly wood t-umedian, Edward Ever ell Horton Thai production was Ihe first In a series ut leu earning plays to he presented hy Ihe Drama Festival under Ihe management of John HunliiiRlon, well Known New York inumigcr and producer. A different play will be given each week, be­ ginning Wednesday evening through Phillis Thaxter encouiagea Hurt (.ancestor In thla scene from K.-itimloy evening, plus a Saturday Warner llro*.' "Jim Thorpe — All American," showing on the Rita lualince, featuring lop slurs of Theater screen Thursday and Friday. stage and screen, with a profess­ ional cast, In mitstumlii.g llroail way hits SupiMirling Mr. Horton In "Spring lime for Henry" were .luaime Pal­ mer. Clyde Waddell, Maggie Mr fiinnls and Winter Park’s own WIAIINO DARK OIASM1, George I.eMey talks m Key Weil, Fla., with Raymond Duouat, prominent Lynn Halley, daughter of Howard Muutieul attorney and hi other of l-aMuy's n.lssuig wife, who myslerluusly disappeared while on a fishing Halley, Director of llramu at Hoi If Ip with hi*r liuiljdiiti. A hiiiilii it’fjiji In! tliwl In* had taaii Mr*, Hugiiftte LfMuy (iltfht; walking thtuugh Hus College. tl»» RWMinp/ wfc&Ulaiul, alUr ala* left h*r huikuml tu iljIutu tu that* nearby tar. (Inltrnallorwil) llutli chutlertoii, great lady of Ihe stage. In the famous comedy, " ((’Mistress Mine," will he the next allrnrti.in of Ihe Drama Festival, Intestinal Parnnite beginning Wednesday, Ian Zi The CiiHt'H Art* Revealed ho* office lit the High School All diturium Is open daily from 10 A Following lenls of 4f.l of thu M to li P. M nml reservations for 11(0 1'iipil ' at the l.yinan Hchool at tickets tnuy he made hy calling l.ongwiKtd, «r> i-nscs of intestinal Winter Park 4 mail paiuslti-s were revealed, Dr. Frank A fully giown II..under has two (Juilliiiuli, Hemlnole County Health eye i on on., side of Ids head and Unit diieclor who eondut-te.l the none »n the other. sttl vey, slate.) I.olav. rent, were deterle.i. (If lliore leste.l, lit) or HI.1! perfir. Qiiillmati staled that lie i-ent were negative and INK par- wished to thank Ihovu wild had IHI IWIITIO WMCKAOI of a small U 3 Navy plana real* on tha lea tent wen- positive, Of the posi­ roni.eiated In making the tests whtr* if craihad after an attemptad landing at a fog-bound Dsld In tives, 711 had hook wonii, seven, possible, and said that with fur­ Detrult, Mich. Tha craft o\«(ifu.t lha runway to bitak thruugh tha ic* pin worm, five whip worm >tml one ther ri.-operaliun, lest* ran he In the of a fiaarhy lake, killing two crewmen. fl.iteriuiliuna) .’tuundnholnl ...unit w.nin. A total of nine rases i.tnde In oilier schools of anemia, ot less than two per- ' ro.ii.t y. I4-VIAR-OID Mr*, flerntdina Hudson prepares (ortnulu for her nloeduy-oid son, Ilonuld Jemnlah, held by tier husl.unil, Suufoid, IP, In tholr New York home, "Mom’s" proving to Ihe "old man" that slut In.* everything well under ronlii)), I'upu nppruu ready to Ilike her wind tor it and wishing she would lake Donald--hut ipiii k. fir.frrmHiuruiO NOTHER unique atng* attraction ia u lady who ha* trained her dog In cur) ItacH mound tier neck remain abso­ A lutely motionless there— a pm feet imilution ut u fur neckphR'*. tint! ,*’! taught my dog the trick for u apcclul reason," ahe ex- | plained. s"Lota ot hotels are silly enough to keep dogs out r « r‘' entirely. Now that my Fido cun look so much like u fur l piece, 1 cun smuggle him Into i nil the hotels on earth.” F | ^ "A n d ho w ," asked Mr, I George S. Kaufman acidly, | "do you get In yourself?" put p.ist'S, 'I'h IiIoh, t ’hnlrti ('liA H l-O f -D r N w p r N .Chrome Dinette ^ HBj ! ' X Ao Vj 1 -/fcS-? Keenan Wynn report a that • T beautiful newcomer In Hollyy-■ f \ wood M rapidly winning the W nickname of "Cyrano.'^ it'a he\l \ v ' v * couaa of her Ito’a. ,w * ^ s e e s flameon,' note* Copywriting Oenlua Milton Blow, really had tha right Idea abuul Advertising. He tuoh two column* and brought dawn the house. Cv*ingM,.lM4 |g A.UUU Cstf. tMUtbateg hr sue ru iw H ituuvma. Setn tJnfinlttlietl Kurnitiire Itull-Awny Reilit * OR M ORI Anil All Typou KltMir CoveiingM Go Fishing * - - (loot] Torrna - - - Shad Running IN The River Speckf) Hitting In The Lakes / For Better Catches ' ..." » 1. '* I , i '. . ■• , ’ ' ,j Try The New Pan Fiih Maater Landing Nets Everything For The Fishermen ' DESIGNED TO FIT EVERY HOM E A N D BUDGET Moduli available at lass than 118.00 CAUTION: DEALERS HAVE PLENTY •f ON Heoten Or Hand New...bat threatened shortages nay naka fetere sappllas aafortaia Legal Notice IK HI I' A T or TH R C O W M TT J l'D f lK , ■HHINDl.r t'O lt lIT V . S TA TR o r k L o h iiia . IT P A O A A TA . in iih t u b k Rt a t h o r J R PARTIN, llscsased TO Al.l. WHOM IT MAY roMCRMAi . Nuiice Is hereby alvsn ihai Wit,. U K rAftNBt.1. PARTIN filed her fissl report se Adm lnlttralrli <>f u.V selafe of J K Partin, dii-eseed, ihsl aha filed her petition for final diechaige, and that ehe will apply to lha floaorabte rroualaa Mien, strum County Judfe of Hemlnole County. Florida, on Ihe lad day of February. A. n „ m i . for approval of same and fur flail discharge e* AdlnibllsArtrU of the eetata of J, K rartln, deceased, on this Ind day of JanuCry. A. 6 . t i l l _______ �i \ Am ,']»• t i *%. ^ . v-tT THE WEATHER If YOU DON'T Fair In south portion, partly rlmidl) north portion with »ome*>h.it un»elllrtlil weather extreme north portion through Saturday. 1 ,0*11nurd mild Receive your Sanford Herald. City DtHfcrr, by 7:39 P.M., ptriae call YELLOW CABS 1441 A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R HANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY IAN. IH, 19ft2 A a w rU tfd 1'rewx le a s e d W lr* VOLUME XXXXIII * 4 Truman Says He Won’t Quit if Under Fire Final Plans P r o b e Is O r d e r e d Arc Being Set O f S h o r t a g e s In By Churchill Admiral Visits Station A g r ic u ltu r e ' t <*111 | ’ I , t Churchill Tnlks With Truman.Lovell And PcntnRon On Ques­ tion Of Mid-Last MRcp. Siemcnski Says President May Run; Eisenhower Praised m By Senator Lodge WASHINGTON Wt-Rep. Hlemln rill (D.-N, J.) after a rnll ul the Whitt House today quoted 1‘rr.tl dent Truman as telling him: "I never quit under fire or ran away : ^ n m anything." * Sleminskl said Mr. Truman made that comment while hr was "Just talking to the President about the leadership nml of the needs of the people and things that are for the good of the country and how the Repuh!lmns talked about Inslrtt mentalities while the Denmrralx stressed the needs of the people." Asked by reporters whether he thought Mr. Truman would seek tha presidency again. Siemlttskl re ^>lle ♦. w ...If thrre Is ai fight and he’s asked right an to loin, he’ll fight — he’ ll never quit — that’s my oplnlnn Stemlnskl Is one of a series of Democratic Congress members who have been staging a regular parade to Ihe WhIJe House cither to urge the President to run or to try to learn his Intentions Sen. Anderson (D. N. M.) said this week he was convinced that Mr. Truman ultimately will .j^jlelrf to n Democratic Parly draft. Nn. 1417 KatHbt-nhed 100K i.l Hear Adndral H. II. Kpanglt’t, Force Maintenance Olflrer. It. H. |Mild Warrant Ciunnct W, A Itnxe. Shown id-ovc a n . fund. It tun Naval Air Force, Atlmtlr Fleet, paid n visit to NAAS, S'luford, ' strong, Rear Admit id Spangler, and Cap' .1 I. t hill",olio, CniiimmnlWednesday of t ti« week. He wm acconipuoled by l.t. It. Armittuuu. Dig Dffu-ei. NAAS;, tto.l Warrant Guntn-i It,,-..- Mrs. Dean Talks German Bark Pamir With 45 Cadets Plans Arc Made To High School On On Board Is Bulfeted In North Sea By C.ofC. G ro u p WASHINGTON -e I'rime Mm >*Iit Ctoireblll It id i I ilk tml.n with Seerelarv "I Drfetixe Lived is i prrlimiinry to bis filial formal eonference with President Truman Itie llritisb leader ends he. Wash ington visit Salnrd.'iy riinreblll vent In Ihe Pentagon for a morning visit with Livctl I he ('Inin hill Truman meeting, ivltlt an ;iss i *i i i |i |v id lilies and ids i s r r s . <• is i - i (or m i d .if I n iiimui '3 p in FS I'i Piih-.li officials soil i lmrilnll went to see l.meil ui Ills eapaell) ■is Itrilisti iiuiiisler of defense Tiles said d w is possitdr be « anted in talk al'iilil sin'll ipiestiniis a* \tni-tu an n.sislame to I'liinnuim < threatenr I Sonllie i .t \sm and llrii•sit objections to the phui to hi.ike an Anieiii in .idinu il -il preuie nasal ininmainter for Ihe Atlantic illldri the Allanlie Tie.tty Still amil tier military matter was raised by Clmrrlutl in bis address In Coiigiess Thillsilas The* sva-. Ills siiggesllon lhal "Inken forces" from the C S mil other nations hr sent In the Sue/ Canal /om ­ it npparentlv took l' S ofllel.ils by saipiisi- and brought wide re percussion* hi Pans, an I’.gyphan spiikesm.ui * ild ilie propo* il "con shinies a tie's attack oil Use os ereignly of I'.gypl " In I/union l ord Hcas ciliiii.it, Daily Fspri-'S proiesteil it ssoiihl mean "mloleiable" mlerfeicnie in Pntaln’s condiiil ol operations in Ihe i anal Zone bill Hu- It.ulv Tele grii|ill h-rmed il an "iinnglli.itive suggestion " Musi I’nngirs* Mn-mbcls slued assay from il allb-uigh piaisinv hun hill's Ihr-me iti il JiX.n'r, IIrit/• In nml the D S must "hi-.nl Hie same path " Some rnitgressional nppo iimo w m n , to be piling ii|. ag.unt 20 Communists Are Arrested In Tunisian Raids G e n e t ul Sli ike Is Ot In d e re d In i n S t r i f e - Middlc East |• M s l uti.M.’i r Ftrttrlt lr»| jviti. «* ii»r li*i| stiiHr top l‘*ifliv ini \ it'i»u ili'-t im| r*»mmtim^t f«M<tri . in prrii,»s\ii idiiIn .mil ti4trrir«t llirfii t#» sriTfl riiril \n immi'tli »lr .mil urlirnltrit urn ci il >*hikr u n nidrml fi«r iill I uni t»\ Hip t»(^ hi hi ir fnlrrii »ton irm.in tii’ inT:»l’* rttnisHMinr •hi l» m til ■i*rri4,r*»l l tiuui nf lim s » in \l'i«?krt’ i In pmtr l thr -it test «n»l I tmr* 1.»v*n IiIimhInHciI I tin * I ninsLitiB w r r r klP nl ntlil •if |r.M»| vi sprni'h’y m in m l Tliiirx il.iv ii In n t»4*lirr firml into iih i Iih •it F’r r r w i H r iid I M|#rr(>* h i'in h nitlmi iliivH, whn Mill* lilt** Ninth \ti i< in ilr|NMiitrfHay ns .1 pinti'i t'imfr h,inrii‘«| till* two liny n.iiiniul 11'TinM’-s'* nf (hr Ni’h I^i*h ini 11 1 N ut « tit is (11u i inn .11\ INirty ■%1-hf’4111f«*rI (or I ft hi y .imi S;i (unlay Mm* nf fhii .r r ri>*sh'il \\ .i-s ll;itnli SAN FRANCISCO >m Sen 11|*n» LUih i, p irsifii'Ut nf tlii* Si n I<ndgn Ill-Mass.) offered lien h i tun 1 u lu i m tin 1 hiit m \ months Dwight D. Eisenhower to the Ite h,» I m i ii* 1 u tiilil tour p lro 'h iii: publTrans today as the one pres! I nnisl.i * ♦ f t* for Itnlr|i4 'uili*iirr dential candidate "who could bring (m m I f.nit’4 * Hi* .n m l fils vu*os the world durable peare," DUAL. Eng i .P Hufour on In way m i t tin Vnlt t* of \ rttcri«\l, till1 Lodge look sharp—If Indlrrrt— |i i v u v ■ «. t- • w m -,(pr rirrrnari Imrk Pnmir one l«,il"> raging "round .mil over I N i l n m 'Ptiirrif liitlln s r rv tri 1 Issue with Taft supporters who said _ of the last nf the lug n -1 going (tie RnH*li tiles iIihii- -hipplllg t«* fm i ' irii hi ml • u h rn h r Hu m iii the party would no risking Its po­ O f I nn A windjammers, today rode out a to shelter lodav amt i number H i* t ml* <1 S iiiti* ’ hist Sfph*m hor Mr c n k f ,t s t litical future If It nominates a K i k o ff l i n •l.i v * -11:11 h r 11t»s m Ihiris. "glamour randldulc” In Chicago V tiTUC.* » » ( Ij CC #»r» <» North Sea gnl” which li.nl '•cut of w-nm-I. *enl oilt SO.* roll* M -ifi T o l f l I n T a l k lifelwat.x ..cmldlng to hei n-srii" (iiii.i i inariUinrn fired a IncerhT o H c i’ in C n n ip r iiR t i 1fn*it* I vv•1 Tiirdnism offirhils n r r neat July. Lodge la national chair _ „ _ '|hc four masted vessel <iili Ii es buoy from a clllf to the l.iberlau i n 1n 12 in pni Ihmr fjiiis r tn*fnrr "'m a n of the OOP Elsenhower for O f t U . O . C . P r o g r a m rnt-rrhnrii murine c.nlei-- m Git ship l.iberiy alter it went aground On Next Tucsflsv fin* S« 1 mi 11 % ( niim il ,11111 Iti*v* 1 non President Committee. mans. Imir llrllnn* anil hip ball.m In a g-ile near Cape Corn** ill All I'.iki 1 m» plia4h:r nf support fm David H. Ingalls, campaign man A 'Itb l-ill lilcakfiisl" fin Itic —and Ul crewmen alinard bad ia ihe 38 in-witum wen- hauled afely tins ini»\r The exainph- of Ibdierl F C ager for Ohio's I •* ’ * V Taft ulf Hie slrnnilcil vessel dined an urgent call fm belp alter a,.."",l nmnibei of " ■•Id the party * u msiAIHII select a ss a "great cltUen, soldier, Stmt' Three seamen wore missing from I,, ,"I.,.inliI,, drive Will I'O tndd ,P ( |„ im M„ - s , , ull‘m„nt - , rri. good looking mortician, to preside rrnrr American and nisn,” wo* heavy sens pounded off one of her a400 i-in Dutch motor ship, adrift Id M . tn lI'SlilUII ||flt4 * 1 lit H "IM P , j st / i t Mix-Cp Is ('auHeri over Its death at a political or- fnreefullv brought *o the et*eo .anchors Lalci she messaged the weather about 2a mites off Liwcsbift In O’cho-k Tuesday rimming, it wa. «£’"» * r f ” f I!y Ui‘uiHtr»tioii Law ilnn of slodents nf 3-ntlnnle lllvh iw m m h »» P u t r»«n ‘ fuipHii' ihl* morning In » talk hv had modor.itwl she ssas alde;the North Sea. The res! of Ihe d e l ....I ............ eating of the board f*s|".nsltiillty to a Mrx. Rn|tan<l H.mx liite pro- In rrxuinn her vnyagn wilhmit help. 1rrew w«* taken off liy llfebnatg of dimetur* belli a! llie filly Hull !;**•**•"• A mix up rnuxril h»* tin* »u*u f" " r •I’i'r««ar!i f«-«or of Kn«llih literature at l.lfelmal* frpfn two Kngllah Chan- but Ihe eaptnlit -fayed aboard In j(Li nidhi. Up mid Ibr tlplte-l .Sl.llf.-s, I »r»»M voting law vMlI prntuihlv Rail In* Cnllffe. sLael puria haltlnd llirmmh a lilluiiri) hrlp rig « biwline [ r o m a h i g . J p r . . ndmt Jink Hull anipmfli-ed fit*1 ’4 r^ y U m iii I «iiin»hnln 'Hie low line snipped e*r|y IihIb_ J t e .ejMtkm r»f Andrew O rra w a y lFranc* urn) Turkey rtiglH Jnln ^ Hr*. Pe»n we* lutreduced Ityfm lh« arene go mllra off ►- ■ Mr-, Hv |j*ai*y,prnrrem cfmir-1 The S.SM Inn llrltlan xleamA Em- and the oap tn ln w a s r r m n v e d liy W iVrrv^rMl in rti^rEr* nf ifir* nrinv|*nlf€i In (nf S o n hi nrolrrl wurM fimn vofirur in FVmlnoIr tlountv, vfhh-h will Mimluel the drive. Te n u I Interests "ninmiB whirls FuvpF* Mi’ 1 iitillla Miufi* ilf»t»*it tmtnv man of the Nnnann D#V«re i p pirc Parkextnn had slixtd /liy lo a llfehnnt f'll' u**u I ni 1**»||M11 *4 tlu* np'nin* ivi'ii- aiifiiiiiiii'ed un fnl own Interests *i1 1* p/iriiiiiiiint (Ilf Hedcnr. in Hie Nnrili Sen sip If if needed •er o f fhe ffnltcd Dauplder* of *.n-< nelp ' fl v ti'ih! rn* union si V ild n . in l III* I l« t(4 t I 4*.Ill* tlf 41f 1 If ‘nn- llfelmnla began their riiRged IID-ImmI* Thursday nlghl riuupleled HWS: M II Hop- liiiiri I. .Ing ConfeiLrecv. manv of ihe mem On« nf the >i"rs ef which wc-» pr-cn*. M"* trip nfler Cnpl. Paul (Irief rs M-nuiVnl of ;*7 from Ihe 1,221 Inn ley, K. <• hilpnltu l . Ji., -tl I.*••. j«mt •h If even Inken Imi e* of lb" nil l Mv i\ |I4 *lf1*h i jilfl ,| |*‘ .|i|»*|l I’ASHINOTON If V * If fills 11 *•* Democrats on tha House Ha Ways and f.sriey p r'-'-n td Mr*. Dean with died he Ihmighl Iho ymmg endeti* ilrei-k freighter Tkxlarehls Sill- Judge ll'ioclar .Si.-nxliom, Rm Uillu-r purltier* In lln' In n pum-i -.f Mi. Mill*t I. *" | n i l ff|t Mr* Means Committee reported today rnd csmellln* r»nd n butipn-t nf ihnnfd he taken off Ida buffeted ssent ngrmm-t m a gale Monday Itiltt, IViIIlinn Hunt lolin llriim pri.|insal were slnlhuied in Ho * i inif " I f "»» Mi tiif'i i#*ti they are prnrtleally solid In npjwtx- gledbill. ship at once With resrurr.s stand A Oil tulle -iii hour gale bless in I.’.', Mi HjhI nii.l i; -lliuiit Dean nil Zonr .i* n svnibol nf lln- nmtv » . i.t» »■•t•«t• • log another general tax Increase Mr. f ’niiiiwiiv -It’ liiiid lhal il nf purpose wtllrli in-ipires us," In- - w ’ *♦'11 I • Mi*. Di'«n i <itniiii-mlci| lli« log by, hi- decided fn kerp ovmyor.e the Straits nf Dover On land then t i i'*m i Ihls year. Ifjl.C “ for II* fine wmli in keep- abn.iid ami filially Vi-a* aide In gnu ssere guxl* up In ll'i miles all limn -s liopcil lo cuiidii-1 in inton"i . • loll) Ciingres* With the Republican minority In-r ili’— our Snutbcrii berltnucoinpHigii i-.giiiiiitn I ..... Iity mid Sen Hrlilge ill *- II t.'lH il . 4 4* I * . *1 V'**1" also firmly lined up against a boost, eot in bittern*-** nml run onr, led iitii'linlii g *be i ni n i eotivaa nesi lender alienking a* m mil-* nlu.sl n i*ii f *» '♦•(•it. I I -ft Congress apparently has written in the hope tbnt we mnv iii»iiir-‘ ** »• -lx '..ok II- il.-lvgiileil 1 . lu ll Ilf the .... i kly qiii-'lliuii-ft Hu s.isu g off any possibility of favorable ac- our younif mmple to learn from -"iiln - «P til in* tin* link -if suleel --i , ■,,, , mivlluu - Mute ,,t I HOI. ' I*1|I- It | Sm»i" • *Jion on President Truman’ s request Robert K. Lee ami tin- be*t nf " « hi* in- -i**lji nt . himI lo- urgeI ,itl. r,i i|mr tluii -..'mM .ill", t . t«- » *i. . Ml i hI **|'4'(| 1*1 H', nil lliikrtt* whf» at** v», i•11ni* in tv 11« |• %|,f,,|r|fy •• for gpprnxlmntely five billion ntnro onr Southern lender* lesnon* Ih-st .1 111*) ii ( lax dollars. -,o lln- ill Ive to ii...... I Hie kh k y',„j Sen Gillette ill l.i i i ♦•flirt |*l *( •■'*•• will prove valuable In iii-i'tlrig llnI Under the Constitution. all rev­ problem * of our Urn- ” ”ff Inenkfiist. member nf the ........ Heli n .- itt* I* .* i enue legislation mult originate In Mhiuik- i ru m -•• " t - kinrldg- „,,nv rnmmlttee sn.i b- t-md u n ii She emplmnlred il” - work nf i <ni ft*. . •( i the House, and the Ways and f!»i-eral I,re In Hie ebinin^ ,-eari , ,||M.,1MrrI (iltK „ ,,, ........... TAl.t.AHAKSKK - Iflgbwsv I,OR ANfiFI.FS <4* Twfi lliim " . " n " . i . that ............... ily wll •leliraliou will t- l.-i-i Hip nrin ,h(. M. Means group Is In the driver’s scat. of bt* Ilf- »* president of AVa*h- arriilen'-, in Florida during I9M . in d f a t n l l l " . w e r e o r i h - r r d e v a r o ii* • • Ily all present Indications, It win Inston ami Lee Delve- ,itv »t took 'lie lives of IfiS itcrsons, n* ,llei| I im I i i v , i . i nigtll id de lu g n ii Mitnii> 1 ri Ii*m **1 » ( 1 1*- ni' ib*|i! 1IV ! Viiiit.iiLt Ihf i fnt**" titm *if M.* r, Mi t if » niiiiittiriif y **f It* H i » y , " ( I k - tiir *011"# * ,♦M11 ;|li*| Mir \ 11 111||v in i ,.y l if | (ft (tt keep Its foot on tha brake anil off n-V-h tln»e t,e 11,l,e, | tli* lex , Hian In |UVI, an official libulu r u m (m u r e d tlnod* int-i flatlan o • " M".t |*iMiv||i|* ("H ri m (■1*1ri»lil 'l l Ill'll’ J *U-r I the Matter fin*'1! *chlcrenie’it m lieltili-ir i*i Ihin liv Ibe Slain Higliw.-iy I'.ilml .■inIti of here f r i r ' . f n In (hi* MMlrll« I i f " I'lc Mill 'i i ift M* 1 1 ti |H ' il; i tin ■ri* 1111 j 1 r11; Ways and Meant Democrats held Ileal tlm wound* of th" country. showed IimI.iv I'ho s h r r i f f ' i .ub l.rluui i l Mm nui pritnarilv ih** l fmt**#l Km* i’ iiu m ii \ n * an, Informal conference Thursday "neneial t.ee ||||.| nil four of nm Hi* final official figure may „ ,||< aniioum-ed lliiil the I'oa-i • liMI In’* iin, I ki .i I 1 11 1 ,t lifOun fill ll#»lu’x n 1i|’OHMll||th Imf ntlr M m Hf, Itiiiiil fOfv *’ r( iiM.I L i L pit alunY T A I I, M l M ,i t 1' i" -i* . ( i t which sentiment was sounded pinto** mdinnl viitues, rourag--, b o o 'b e total Patrol Dlreelor II moving to mile, inlumi o lilr h (hr io'i' worlil mo'.l ,Ii im idu-iitloo of Hi..obit r.-le pi The member who reported wisdom, temperance und iuntl-’ e,” N Klrkiuan said several per non* fr,„ M |||r. Hmllir. would umb-iiH. » li**ifi|r *11 Mfijfi il Th* work nf Mi* f1hmmlifil* «f uluilie * fiu i , in -iui* tu i il *" solidarity against an Increase she declared. "In addition be had crltlenlly injured In accidents last t(, IM0V<I k,,. ,-, <mmi „ r inure per.on f HtiMiiF’M ** rlllMIIK Lite p i . 1 y r n asked not to ha quoted b» name compassion nml humility. A* Hlr year are expected In die and re (nMn n,P il* rule-- ***H I-- i” *'"n • p-ditii„f risini: wulei ’Mis lll|M (ticil 11v I *t i* »11L'lif 111s11 Another Informal huddle was Eclor s«ld of Hlr I.nnee Ini In Ma­ port* of Mime falal arrldrntH nl ticaril It: al la .... . F’-b I? -fhe rmergeney eentr-ts m Ho vii«i r i t i ’il f i l l ) t i n t i , i t U fffott.h Mi |tic si it,- i 'iiiitn-s ( mu,h im ,m railed lodav, with the possibility lory's 'Mnrte D'Arlhur', be wm ways are bile In reaching patrol eominiHltflca of Norwalk. Arb-.i 14**1 If I*VI i Flo g (il* S ll f'i| 4 | jiii *•• ,-| Hu- -iii-' 'ml'* uul ordered HuIt would determine whether Ihe the trend of nil ChrDHnn knlahls," headquarters and Hawaiian Gardens, .ooihea ' •«i|fl|lin* I-, piiM, ii H ■ pr,it"i -ml committer will even go through ‘‘ Rolierl K. |,cr ilemniidralrd In 'flu-re ii.n a reduction III fat.ill ol here Hie Coast Guard moved Lull AsiiiHontifoi, mo*I (i*r m r r t ' i i i ilc Iruici.c in e*mv timii the motions of holding hearings hla life that defenl nisv be turn" I lie* lo three tvpes nf traffic »e up from It- has,-, ii Ling I'u-i.i in ircUii*K Mir S»*o \ M f m i U M u nm.. to i ion** It* *••, tin* <*11«1r«i11*•11 •here II h i • in *' , h mgr on the idinlnbtralion's tax plan Into victory, and that what ban cldeni. last year as rnmparrd with Hml Ran I’l-dm -vitb boats nml am "f (In* Navy i**it(»i f*»i *i*rvt >• when It Is finally presented In de pens to a men Is not *o importnnt id.vi ♦Il *44| hd ( (i f 4 MM 4 4 L (diililmiA rr|i|)|)inrtif nf .ill fvp* on*n* an*) w o r k in *fiii*r(fiiniNtf (Mil I'lf irliLi i it t m . ’l . - l Mi- ( » i t l t tall as the way he take* it, His dying P linsi m u hii*i fine- hundred sixty eight pedt-ri Aiifittirr «ritirul iliuillfm in M i* u 111r f df 4 Hint Iii'l|imj: in |irrivnlia Some of those detail* may be words were, ‘Tell Hill lo mine up’. Irlnn ■ " rrr killrd Iasi year wlillr San Fernando Vnl|i*y riorfli nf I M i!ifirt n11*1 in**#*#ii*'- t*( (" r • I'M .I.M l W , l : i 1 I hr Mm , • i J i I niili* ii 1'Otnmoili 11• * 1 1 ( 11 (tiff, Vf| IIM I I i , 4 Ml'*III' M l iads known In Mr. Trutnan'a We can arrent those wnids ns a lux ln-.i Hielr lives hi to.vi Snv,-n Aiiufli'j* (lrnhfo .i}t|i;i rr nt ty m « ill Public I lliiil". I "III 1111 - loll .11-1 . joed 1 A p11in i itin nf ii t ivit (»" i for iln Imniif f11 Ihr* v U i l »«f \l 4 mi idret message, due Monday. challenge to try to meninre up to hlt-yil" riders were killed In lliiil urll (Y/Atudg lodav rm i, lion Ins hern iuk'-ii vet I ( silillililffl Imi I'sgr 1 |»4I) In luinrl, nlthough Miiiir ?ini In ' nil annual economic report the standsrds nf Robert ¥,. I,n Cotnparnl with lb the |irt*vittiin f.iiitllif*fa •it r l»r*’‘-i»lrn( #*f «*!»• I Imm I» on Hie pel it ton nf vinthci It licit hail brrn Liken fmm (hi*n Wednesday, Mr. Truman called for that he may help us slwavs fn year Grade missing rrnshex InSt**** F l k n A axMiiiit i * im I'clcplionc i o for I si* lllllliori |l «MlHl|M*l| lift !« « • Tw ill same tax rate Increaaea" and follow the path of the food, the lwe"n motor vehicles snd Iralns Odlittm T« Appear Mr fin* hp'ik** *4ii (in* i»(*(♦'' iloilar aiinn.ii imrcase Iii il* rater. umlnalion nf "loophole* and spec­ beautiful, and the true." elimination "I M vi'M nf (hr organ ml ion, t*i« M il romiiilssmn refused lo say rial nu ll one less llfo thin in I0T«0 v / '/ * l L w . 4 / , r u fl'/> On Television 'ionite nml nnifllllflltllv wi»|fnM» J**“ l »*» The iirlvllegea." He laid he wante Pointing out thnt "the Con­ Drri’inher * L H lI ll-M in t » H ‘iall;Pi m Iu' ii II* order in Hie case migln Drrcinbcr wxs was the most disasterdisaster Coakreaa to provide Ihe balance federacy Is bursting out all over otn m/mlh of JMI wllh 112 traffic *<»if*ril((f>n w i t h III** M* tml J mi he expt'ded Hold Wfirk MogHdr lie 10 billion dollar* he asked this, days." Mrs. Dean pointed fatnlillrs, Klrkman said. of. th I f*It*viM ilnil vi*•*jv♦•t Ifi IIi»• VI*» wah r r»*nrn«*n*(•**f fn» Mir* f«1*«iti for i| uriffl VIII In xl*h i n i* 4 * * • tif k Ii r* fin t rlnm* etur I it * In leal year, of which he got apprhxt- out the rich heritage nf Hmithern Th" palrnl director estlmnted ( Mil V RESIGNS County Tax Collrctm John 1 flrniiry (i'ffiiiin imnk for Mi** (**nn nf nffi**!*, mni wn •«t*|>*»(11■ Safely niati ‘ half. literature. «nrt draw much np- irnpcrly ln»*e* In trailIc acrldenls SHRKVEPHR'I i.a <P Harvev Galloway will ptrside at H ilirtif tiiiin ovi r .trtj l..mrivll|i’' < m t i n p r i' A F n lu M v c nf (fir* I.* m I i !* lauia with her quotation* of the ■ d year at fS4,420,00b work conference for county ♦„ H M l l l l I V t o n i g iK »i* « (*•* oVloi'i*. mm M>p L x m i t i v f * ( ' m i h im IM#*** nf I Carey D S attorney for llntimorous works of Houthern Boy On Bike Is Hit U'c i"rn In-Du l of I mii.niui who collectors, with session, Sunils* M r . O i l f u m ' * c/iM’ |t,it^ n schcnj *\\r fVnvrv A u n t l l o t n r f*ir f u p writer*, especially those of Mles1 ilc Thill .day w.i.x arquitfed tiv a through Tuesday at the Ifni-1 (Iff By Automobile laslppi, her native state. nf*’ c n l L f o r a ■*(>**<■" Ii i*» ^ Join* pl^ l r ' l i i M r r n *it l finn( 'M n Klranthis Aries, 72 Federal f'nnil pu v on ehargex thnt Hendnalc, Jsrksonvjllc. Mr. Gall" inerting of rivir groiiiis in Wcatey Spencer, who comes Thrr" soplb-al l"’i * of iii",ul,«r lie Millclterl i 10(1,000 liritifl. cril i — bln, Hto'-» nf Abel RfHpt tun-i An automobile struck down a from a family rich In Rout hern Died Yeaterday A. M. way Is president of the Florid i Methnurne on Mmidav Tunsdsv br will owing hi* qn-nklng tour Hnv F. Kvines, -l>.. ••id Divbl hi* leslgiinfimi fit I're-ihlpnl 11o Association of County Tax Colin hoy while he was riding a motor tradition, read an rasay on "What man ind iv Into (he Tampa I lav region fm made Lee a Great leader." In Itrmb’V, '*‘**1" a|ipji,V"*l. Kbiinthi* Aries, Tl, died at RnlO tors. hike at the renter nf the Inter­ General Lee was roni- A. M. yesterday In the Johnson .lliim VVillinniM, a-h"ic,onn The conference will b" eiimlnrted '• " '" 'l ’ '•«/, r'linpaign in Hill section ef French Avenue aid thist ( essay, ' M i l »■ * « tia ( k i . K l i b l ) M III Ilf IN HI'KAKEII tin- llliu"I llnnt< Cnmniiit,". i’d I Ninth Street shortly after t.'OO Nursing IImnc In Del-end follow­ by the Aahiii’latinn ami by Hu iuirnilgb mid I'iurllna rountlc*. I'll, propagation in llornhi, A week from t*iduy Sanford'- of Hi" srh"dlil"i| vi-il iui Ian 21 o’clock this afternoon. The boy, f’ubllp H<*ivice Training Center «< ing a riiigrrlng Illness. HR!) CROSS DRIVE k'nlu-rnatorlal aiplrmit will ••f Ibe ntobll" noil f-,r III" At med will lo- lln- silhjl-cl of lalk hv Benny Adam*, wa* dated and suf­ Mr. Anna wa*. born in llalkl, Hie General Kxcnslon tlivLIon ,,f Gordon V, Frederick has been Flnrirfji mlflrrHi Mm niati* i *iNft*r4'jirt nf F’irres Jllood Itmik CHOi’ -uit'O in ii, H. Wilson of Hie Florida Fish fered akin burns and cut* about Greece In IS%0 and came lo tho ' .. . , Mm Jiminr f *luifiil»4'r *»f Cum* •*■111,11, rb" Kb's, tiniloiutll". Iui*--- HnD'In-rv Di rupinliei i of Hie tha face, hand* and arms, but was appointed chairman of the lOfi'J tlnlD-d Rtntea In 1007. Hr had Mrniip rounsflirnr will hi» nf nirrr#*, which he u m prvnhten* p|"dc" nrie niilliuu idtiU of M""d Audoliiili Horicly Monday "veiling la serious condition, Dr, sfahn campaign In Mmlnole County for lived In Hanford since 101JI when* lered ut the conference by H U G ,,f r „ m, ,fu|y mr,n l„ .Inly nf Visiting Klks Included drli-g-l al 7:.'lll o’l'lo'n al (lie Gnidcn i stated altar Incomplete funds for tha American Red he operated a grocery store, lie Hon* from Orlando Nc*v Hmvrna l'"liter. East Klnt SIn-cl nnd at the Fsrnald-Leughton Groat, the Rev. H, L. Zimmerman, was a member of the Greek ofrlclaln nml mcmlmrti nf the fn ififllt ' N,'. further scheduled enge-r-. Itescb, E-istls. Cocoa. Winter Melloiivilie A Venn", H wan an chairman of tha local chapter, Ornthodux Church of Terpnn |idty of the University of Kim Ida on with theorectical and prai- menta have ticrn made for Mr. iiounrnl lodav liy Georg" 11 _ ear was driven by Mrs. announced today. Rprlngs where funeral lervlres Ileal problems of the tax collm-tm o-lbam as yet, hut many jm- I'ack and Pensacola. Swart*. The public Ii invited. Tha drlye will begin early In Announrement wa* mad" bJtinls Brown, M. of 11M West will lie conducted at .1:00 V. M. Among those speaking on nrnli promptu sneerin'* will bn msde K-mllcd Ruler II, P. Hbarrwk "4 '•Ui Street. She w m not In- March, Mr. Zimmerman slated. Monday. jems nf tax procedure will la- between these speaking dales the vi«ll nf Dean Walter J, MR AT INS PE FT ION Mrs. Brown wae charted Surviving are three cousins, A. llryan Willis, Arch Livingston dnrlo-r the remainder of the Maitmrlv, President of th- Flori­ ORLANDO 'A* Enforretneiil of GAMBLING RAID negligent and careless drlvWASHINGTON un-Tpe arrest of Constantine and Nick Constantin" and C. 11. (Jay. Tho nnmlriatlor. month, Jlrn Ethridge, his ramda State Elks Assncintlon. on Ibe slnle's controversisi meal In by policemen 1.4. K. A. Baaa eaven persons and Ihe aelture of of Sanford end BUI Chrislu of srul election nf of fleers will tal> nilgn manager said Iiiii .’10 al New Smyrna Reach *l>ertlim law has been *el asiile Patrolman 8- B.Spanre. plncii Tuesday afternoon. b-mpornrily Lodge. • Adam; boy, eon of Mr. and hundred* of co*Uy gambling ma­ Tarjuin Springs. The ertion wn* Inken Thursday T h t* W c a l l i e r O, H. Adam* of the Droam- chism In Kentucky today waa anby the State Livestock Sanitary v. nr r . . alumni Trailer Courts, waa rushed to MOnced here by FBI Director J. REWARD OFFERED riUUSTMAM SKA,.* GAINESVILLE UB Holmes 48 PHEN1X CITY, Ala. UB — A Hoard which said, howevor, Imli 01 Ul by the nearby Bria- Edgar Hoover, Of the more than 8,(Kid Irtten Astievllle laiua, Re la a atodent at Hoover laid Ihe machines were Mellon Jr., former ilate leglslafor containing Christmas Reals which Boston ,to 40 .30 n.nbo reward has been offered by viduil parker* could rnnlinue lo Gov. Gordon Persons of Anlhama get Iii.portion under the new law if 11,MO and that a mmt from LaFayetla County, lx the were mallet) tn Hanford residents, rhk'agn M 20 new director of Hnlygmlty of Flori­ only a small psrrcntage have Cleveland 2X on .M for conviction of whoever homli'-d they wish. da alumni affairs.' 57 50 2 35 the home of Antl-Vlie Crusader been answered to date, G. A. 1-04 Angelea VATICAN ENVOY The ■ppolntmenl'ol Melton, who .Speer, seal sale chairman of the New Orleans tit Hugh Bentley. 17 WASHINGTON i-B-Tho Ameri­ ■ucceeda D. IL (BtUy) Matthews Hxnloole County Health end New York 33 Persons laid "As far as I know, 40 .48 who resigned lo tntar the rare for Tuberculosis Society, announced Seattle this la Ihe largeil reward tho state can Council of Christian Churches 30 IX s. represeauttve ta Congress today. 47 45 Washington .39 ever has offered In a crime, and today icheduled a man meeting m Florida's saw Eighth District we’re not going to mark Ihls case in Weahlngton Thursday lo proteat 7fl SO Ho urged those who have not Jacksonville *•ft- 'closed' until the guilty ones arc the naming of a United States am­ 03 70 bought tnejr IM l seats please to Miami bassador to Ihe Vatican. SO Tallahassee 77 caught and convicted do ao Immediately. Robert Said ainst fix F. For Annual Drive Lcp (1 * / Florida Highway Thousands Forced Deaths Drop Six To Leave Homes In (-alilornia During Past Year Turkey Sunpn- Is (Jivun In llonur Of High Visitint?: Klk f R jSh'&s&'ss: t D ept Neatly ^’4 Millinti Is Short In 1 Office; Snyder Backs Tru­ man I KB Clcnn-Up l\ IS III N l.lO N "J*Sen l.rhniin ( D I lb , N V I. mi mlmliii*tr.iliim -uppnrtrr. *.iid toilsi the Mrm.H-r.ilir Hirt* will Imi Imlil nr ili--ri«r Hi" , f4ilrnrr ut llip pcnple" nnlr*» w rougdocr- in- iinilrd out of fi-dmil io Ih. nod pnni*bcd. l.cltm in ', blunt eteriton . n r rr mirks were in e spin It al .1 mrrliliii of Hu- Women's N 1 I Hi 11AI lieililH-f.llir f lull. W ASHINGTON f •omptrnl let General l.uulsij i Warren told sen,itms Ind is he hid ordered .1 "full and rninplrlr itni-'ligalinn" id <lmrtiig»-» in Ibe Agriculture Dr P irtiiu-Ht’s grain inrage luogram, alter Iii* auditors fmind shortnc* nf inme ib.in JJ.H110,nun ui .1 .single nffter* at Dallas I 1-1 Warren ie*tifn-d before the Senale Agrlrtil'ure t niiimittee See re tary nt Agrit iillU’ e Iti nun.in and .1 itn/eii a«Ml*tants willed their lorn in explain Hie eases under prntie Sen Anderson iD N 'I 1 for mer secretary nf .igru-nltiiri- rinse ly questlimed Warren mil his .•11illlnr* mi wh> there hill lud tier’ll lirnsi-etlllnll nf Hu -Imrlage.*, nr why Iheii- hail been del i* • in pro* erilllon* liiMilved in Hie inipniv .a - gov eriiiiienl no m il a mi and oilier tarm eoiunmdilie« old um d 111 Ihe film (iriei- *iipuorl |irog"aui Ii **ti> sioieii in eli-vaitirx and ntbi-i slnrago i-enl»rx and the slmrtig'-s or "ennver uni'" ar*- hlatnrd In llraiiltau on "null* 11I11.1I' of Ibe gi.iin Iriide." not Aiirntil'iirr De |iarlini-nl empln*eex llulh -liiiletsiui and Nen Aiken ill V1 1 referred in the shortages ns "*te;iJlng" and "emlie/rlcmeiit Spoki-siiian lor Ibe Vgrieiilturr Depiirtnuinl ami Itiannan previous­ ly bad dis- Iost-il siiint- nf these shortage* and said priutr'-tdlunx bail been started 111 sonic of them They liullenh-d (hat lb" ibortaije* 144*Mil*111**4 IM* ('till t win Korean Armistice Talks Continuing Without Results 'H II* hi Ns.\N | S ( I I HI M s ft tii»> jtr> ......... .. 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GRASS HUE New Phillips ieilll hn111"1 now o'-eiipi",f ii’- re-ldi-nl* -•* Orsnai’ Avenue r-’iir Tweri'v-fiflh Street *>i-r,- tadsv mmaevil tiv a erasa fir>- xvhlrh sweiit over a large ai"-i "s*t of rh" nvenu". C'ltrd to (In- flic *1 11:5(1 A. M. th' firnn’ eii. under diree* Hon of f’ hlef M. S’ t'leveUnd, hack fired the gr»*s t,» keep the tilaic (rant iprcedlng. This took mors than two hours. At 12:1.1 P. M.. other n*r.’ sonticl the Fire Departmint wer*’ called to put out a flro lit a Murk truch. tractor at the Rohl Motor Co„ t tot French Avenue. The ttk- was cuuacd by a defective raaio wire. � 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, January 17, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald