1 10 178 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f311dc86272b112f14bd71e9b3ba9bd0.pdf 28d00aac65b239109cbfd4daf9bb0fae PDF Text Text J m w y <Z, I<f53 fngv , /9S3 �m m u ukath kh liieroushig Hnidltten with shawm IF YOU DON'T rscalv* your Sanford Hsrald, City © h e H a n fo rd DtUnry, by 7:00 p.m., please call YELLOW CAB 1444 ® te r a l u _______________• _________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER .V O L U M E X L I V F Annual Audit Of Sanford Is Made Public ^ U b BAN FOKD, JFLO R ID lA Eisenhower Confers With Republican Leaders -------- ?500,000 Of Debt Is Retired In 5 Years; Suggestions Given F o r Streamlining F R sID A Y JA Nh . 2, 1953 day. ___________________________________ ^ No. ill A.-wncintvd Leased Wire A-wocinted I ' r c I'res* s Republicans Select Taft By Unanimous Vote To Be Floor I,Chieftain In Next Congress _____ Warren Finishes Hectic 4 Years As State’s Head The assessed valuation of the city of Sanford, Including home* Heads, is (111,320,368. or *9,560.. 041 excluding homesteads, and the ^ s i mlllaxr la 17.4 of which 0 mills la for debt service, according to the annual audit of Vineyard A Company, certified nubile accounts PtISIMNT-IIICT DWIOHf D, DSINKOWIt Is host to Republlein tender* at a luncheon conference In New for the year endimt Sept. 30, 11)63 York where a preliminary draft of (be Incoming admlnlstralion’i legislative program was reportedly dis­ Total assets of the City are T o v e r n o r H u s R a ise d cussed. The group Included (I. In r I Sen l-everett SaltoiisUtl uf Mmvsach men*. Incoming Anil ed Services *7.178.263 of which 370,731 retireCommittee chairman: Herbert O Ontwnell, Jr., Allorney Uenrral detignsle. Sen styles Bridges, of New sents cash on hands, *216,41)9 liens T il x o s M o r e . S p e n t Hampshire; President-elect Elsenhower Sen Hubert A Taft of Uliln. Senate Majority leader In the now and assessments, 183,140 liens on Congress; (lov Sherman Adams, nf New Hampshire, assistant 1st the President-elect. Sen. Milton It. Young M ore, L eft M ore foreclosed property and *0,401,l)H2 uf North Dakota, member of the agricultural committee, and Tom Slcvens, ■ member of Klienhowai's stall. municipal properties. Among the TAI.I.AII VSHKK i.ts tiny Fuller liabilities are iMimls payable not Warren Is dosing out j tumultumi* due *4,473,000, notes and contracts administration which In lour years pMyable l i 1,360, and accounts pay­ raised taxes more, borrowed more able 118,801). money, spent more and left more During the current year, the re­ in Ihe state treasury lhan any olh port states, refunding bonds with er In Florida history h a par value of 1100.000 wen- re­ lie's had n ruudi time, giving tired, making o total retirement anil laklng In free (or all suuuhbles during the five years ending Sept. IIKItl IN l/lt — The Soviet with u mvriad of erllles. Imt 30. 1063 of *406,(MM), nn average high command In (Sermnnv has through it all Ihe xtnte ha* moved pen annum of *00.000. lionds out­ iii-lii nted to the Western Allies |into a period of unprecedentedly standing on this date other Ilian that some new. bnutd shift lit stable growth and prosperity stadium and utility service tax re­ Kremlin policy mav be in the It was n ioh Warren sought (or venue bonds, had a pnr value of making within the next t-vu .in year*, then often wondered *4,304,000 mnlurlng up to Sent. 1 months. aloud whv he did £ 1077, ' For that period, Cetlernl of It bail him in Hie hospital with Total revenues of the city of lire Armv Vu-silv Chutkov said lie nous exhaustion at the end nl Sanford amounted to *661.305 Inhe would be without uulhnillv the first year eluding *311.400 for realty and to take up tinv policy pupation* III* second year was marked hv personal taxes. *H1.0I3 for nninlciThe Sanford Klwranl* Club ALBANY, (In -43■ A serious lie with (lie Western high commis­ t>nl utilities tax, *40,0(10 f,)r ||. which is leading in ita division, sioners. publican effort (o gain (ieorgla's internal disruptions and criticism from the U S Senate’* Krfauver censca and permits, *30,ili)| for contributed I3HI.46 Inst year to­ Chirikov made this dear at a 2nd District Congressional seal fines and forfeitures. *10.303 for. ward nldlng undernrivileged chil­ vear-eml meeting with Acting loomed today for the fir-I lime In Crime Committee Both brought on 1111 unsuccessful attempt to tin modern years. parking mctcra, *93.107 for clva- dren in securing eight tonsilectomHi ip rllslrlct leader* derided to peach him'In ids third year rette tax. and Mn.c.*,4 from City, les. dental work and u natr of I 1. N. High Commissioner HemIteber, who mild a coin It *v enter a candidate in tin- xmclal water department, Amt as lie winds it m- be arut glasses. Marlin Hlini'ciphrr, out­ ri-'l ■all at I he Knrlsliorsi beuilipmi Fell 1 election Inst night shortly Ills Hoad Hoard are under grand EKOendltures amounted to *6)15,. going president reported to the or­ li rs. after (Iraily Hauls of Albany he jury Investigation as the result of 607 with I163.6H3 going to debt ganisation at their last luncheon Iteber sal-1 in an Interview be came the sixth Democratic aspirant a civil suit alleging they conspired ^service, *17,631 to general govern- meeting of the year Wednesday ni hinl suggested solutions for sev­ to Hie vacancy left bv the death to extract kickback* on road mu the Yacht Club. ?lM till« ? 7,rt* l i i t0 2U,’I,C •‘‘•'vice. I Karl Hlgxinhutltum will succeed eral problems Incident In tho of the veteran Hep Kugciu- Cox. I ti-rial purchii'cs to repay .1 heavy The Hepulillean decision wax , campaign backer Mr. Htlneelliher iis president of •old war. The commissioner -ltd By wav of comparison, total re- the rluli at the installation nf of­ not sav what the problems were. reached try party enmitutti-cmen 1 lie got married lor the Coni from five of the District's 14 enun time Chulkov told the American tie* nl jhc pr,,v.lm" 1 year were ficers at the meeting next Wed­ a Moultrie meeting ad nesday. He look up smirking, hot is Itav .'ummissUmer that for several "Through November," Mr. flttrie- months h>. would be unable to dressed try Hep O K. ArmitronH Ing office still a tee totalrr He (It .Mo) The eamlldale'x tinm* veil) drinks uranuc julco when others «n)m*nting on the budget clphsr said In his annual report, take up any uursL in* of Hd.i the audit states, - f o r , ho pL , "our rluli was lending In division nature. Itrltlsl, ami French offl- Ire withheld, said District Chair­ have cocktails man J Stroller Harris, until-he He probably has done more fly thr*' »vC*r"| ■* »hown above, the five, our division, with a score of cials got the same Impression accepts ami the nnmination la •etna funded expenditure* have 04.7. Onlv three other rluha In the in the|r holiday social contacts cleareil through the state <0Dt- Ing than all olhrr governors com­ bined-covering manv Ihnt-saral* nf . r O tt ly . exceeded th« appronrla-i whole district (Florida) had a bet- With the liUNsiana. miller • g - — **■ miles inside Ine slate, ufross the v4fi)Pn* ' . *3 Ration (13 of the PCltv ter seore. and the heat Was P&4 American high nmimlstion Armstrong told tire Hepubliran nation ami even In .Smith America C W i e r 4 Is tfroylded that an on- Inst a scant 7/13 of one per cent sulhorities speculated that the leaders; on trips often designer) to promote ahead, ami mind vou. there are "The old Civil Wnr political fit*ht the Inurisl business nr.n.rcMt of 102 clubs in the Florida district." free*,, order from Mo-cow may (hi r ? & " ? V S «Wndlturea of, The rluli began the year with Ire based on 0 K1 rod in belief 1* -lead and gone with the election ! Willi Ihe aid of a staff puhHeitv he CUk In fteet ten 03 It Is stated' that llig Two meetings of Prime of Ike His victory. 1 believe will that no warrants or obligations 76 members and now has 70. "Our Minister Stalin and President­ prove In be to the best interests man hr ha* kept on Hie fruit pages of Florida newspapers at attendance percentage h a s beep " Cllv shall be diawn In of the South in the growth of 3 most constantly Not all Hint -«n* elect Ktserdiower is a possibilt eaiesg of the appropriation* made approximately 02 per cent." Mr two party system " lv. Htalln reeentlv sard he iewritten was eiilii|>liitirntars When in accordance with and under the Ntlneclnbrr said, "while tire aver­ The Missourian remained --er It wasn’t, he osiiullv fought back vanled siren n ineeling in\ornext preceding section. We believe age for the entire district is 8.1 •lilv. (or the parly session afler re|oe Hr lias Issued tuiiulrcds of stale therefore, that action shall be ti.k- Per cent." settling Hep Marlin ill.M .i-). incuts attacking bis critics. on to keep expenditures within the speaker to-be. at Cox's funeral in Other activities nf the club -lur­ Warren ran claim nlinost nnrnn appropriations mads In the bud* ing the year Included: Camilla Sunday tested credit for pulling behind The Itepublicaiis obviously hoped fenres the rattle uliirh oner Assisting with the lluv 8r»u| ,f**pect to the City Clerk's fund drive by sponsoring an auc­ to gain a decisive advantage In roamed Florida highways Citv ofDce the audit declares. " A H t t . tion sale and netting *368. the race by centering all their dweller* amt Inurisl * wrlrnptrd it strength on one eandidale while and even Ihe rural folk* who (ought Cooperating with the Chamber the Democratic vole may be >plil It so long didn't find it too idijec ?L"nV 7 "fcurataly. j„ v|ew of of Commerce and the Merchants many ways. Some thought that the tin-a hie ielln n l*! tram -' Association in Staging "Welcome Democrats, in view nf this threat, lie also put over a new set of v,ry f" w *rrora, Dellarv I)nv" In Sanford. might themselves make an effort laws designed to keep early season fous 7 MnC ; ' wer*’ found. None1 Helping Initiate plans foi • An extension has hrcti asked to concentrate on .1 single e-m found were of anv serious con.e- iilng a committee to present /v.,ngreen citrus fruit from reaching liaaiiMMeg u , | W M , Northern markets and spoiling Hie ed Force Dav observance in San­ by Webb Jones mi,I bis associ­ tender ates, Dayton, ()., I11 their option Hauls, 1951-52 Stale Senate floor nation's taste for later, better fruit ford. Cooperating with the Anturlcnn n buv the .Seminole blur* base. leader mill Influential udherrni of lie gives those laws credit fur re all club tiernuse of in|ury to one (Jov Herman Tulmndgo, .111 turn of prosperity to the citrus in­ Her! Cross in organising a disaster committer ami in preparing an f the prim'lpMls in the proposed nminccd yesterday after the race dustry began In shape up as a free for ill eal, J. t>, Callahan, president of As each succeeding administra­ Armed Forces blood donor dav. Cooperating with the Civil Air the Hanford Baseball Association, Karller, he had declared fur the tion In recent years has done. Wnr widow nf 73 year old Hep Cos In tpo.. disclosed today. ren'x built more road* than any Patrol In planning the entertain­ Mr. Julies was grunted n 30- return for a pledge of her hacking other It poured IH'J million* into ment of 3<) cadets ami three senior If he should seek In succeed her option last Nov. 211 after the highway system -some of it personnel of the Koval Canadian ylng *600 on a remitted SI. imhi two year* henre money borrowed on self liquidating Air Fore*. Mlsa Donna Lou ifarper, Flori­ In a prepared statement. Hauls loll project* price. The original option exDonating *00 toward the ex­ da State University student from said "full friendship with the late ed last Thursday. Where preceding administrations y*nford, will he featured aa "cat* pense of the Nativity .Scene which -Mr. Callalian said he would re- congressman and assurance that trust just dabbled al borrowing on insulted * l »h« band shell on hls devoted widow would be acery queen" Tuesday on the deco­ was bond Issues to finance public cimmend to the local eisociathe Municipal Pier, rated float which will represent tiWi’s board of rlirectors that the rorded election without opposition" works, the Warren Imnmvrinrnl Donating toward the automohlle Seminole County at the Inaugu­ on lion should he extended until prompted a previous statement that Com mission moved Iroldly Into Bit­ r a t i o n activities In Tallahassee gift for T. W. lauvton, County Hu- M inday, The reason for the re­ he would nol oppose Mrs. Cox, the field perlntendant of Public Instruction '■during which Dan McCarty will and Klwanlan. who Is leaving of- in -atoil extension was the serious first candidate to announce. it borrowed 28 millions for the Tho statement added, hnwrser, Jacksonville bridge anil express b« sworn In ua Flonla’s new gov­ lift** In urv suffered hv Kay Bchafer, that circumstances have altered ernor, Furnishing *(1S In flowprs for sa d to be one nf thosa principally thp picture and Mrs. Cox "has wny system, 21 millions for the "Farmerettes" who also will ap­ sick In created In taking over the ball generously released me front my lower Tampa llav bridge and 1* members or members' wives pear Jon the Dnat will be the plugging fur a highly rnntrovrrsiul Sponsoring careful driving ron- c Mr. commllmenl In her." 0 Miassa Behe Dlsbee, Normn Faye test 175 million dollar turnpike ami sev Areontlng to a Da) Ion, (),. between high school students Others In the raee besides Mrs era! lesser projects a* the term Harvey and Margaret Malloy, also anti parents anil treating winning 11 wspaper, Mr. Kcbefrr, 62, reII awllMiiva On l-itar r„..i 1 1 '«in V§Hii?t| D m I* mm** 1 w » l of F8U. room to moving picture. prrtedly u ball player In the Other features of the float will H CO'x with the Ht. Liuls CarDonating sweaters to the fiemlnhe floral arrangements: a display UilrJs ami the Plttahur; Plratea, of Vegetables, Including celery; a ole High School football team. •ulfered aevere head Injurlea and citrus display, and murala and e a / ^ X 1! ' i *!80 > wllrd h °*P lU I a I broken leg when ha waa 1* t,rl who WM seriously a phologranhs depicting scenes of * " • u**moblle accident atAick by an automohlle Friday ? the rovnty. W w ^ r ^ ^ r r a i nfwrnnon. Following the parade, Forrest (-■cause of the seriousness of P-ecksnrldge, manager of th* Mn Schafer's condition, Mr. Cal­ Chamber said. Fhll »f of Commerce r lahan said, Mr. Jones asked III a sludenU'from the county will die By ELTON C. FAY of thp werpon* the services have tribute jfruik and vegetable! from C. L. Hewson Dies At teltyhonn conversation for a short WASHINGTON, bn-Uetler sland- nr sre developing ami the training ext nilon of the option' to give erd arms anil deadly new mica- for their use. t, which will l>e net up aa Pines Hospital his time to make other arrange- from faster Jet warplane* ami Secretary of the Air Force Pinmcr ts. .. mightier aircraft carriers to ato­ letter told of grealor combat rearli I Chase la general chair­ I rwler the clreumstaneea, Mr. Frlamla will ha sorry to learn of mic warfare-are giving fiercer ness in atomic warfare, of new man or of tthe C. of C. Inauguration commute-.', while .other .. chairmen tha death of Charles L, Hewson on Calkhan stated, he would ask his striking power to an American planes In use to counter an enemy atomic attack as well as the better are John Plereon, Coat; Gen, Wednaadav night at Day Pines dlrtttora to go along with Mr. armed force unchanged in *l>e. That la the picture presented, known aircraft for delivery of Am finance; and Hospital In Bay Pines. Funeral Jon s' request. aarvlcaa wera hsld^aaterday i j In directly .......... and _.......ndlrectly, Indlf ‘ In ‘ a semi- eriean booths In a counterattack . _ -------- leader of the Bay Plrura after tho V 'l y annual report of the defense eslah- should Russia make war. ration. I Arlington. Vo. for In* llshmcnt issued last night, a report Secretary of the Navv Kimball Voile Williams flr. has volun* wag a « t to Arllt HAND MKKTINO tetrad to drive the float, for which termeat In Arl(nrtoh National There will be an important which showed manpower strength ut into hia report word that the favy has raised il* goal for Ihe ■ troth la being furnished by Jack Cemettry, meeting for all Seminole High static at 3,000,000. He was ■ memlrer of the Span- School Band member* Sunday at In hit portion of the report. Se­ 00,000 ton, ForrcsUl class carriers, Ratlgen of Seminole County Mosh American War Veterans group 2:00 p.m. In tho Hand Hail. This cretary of Defense Lovett wrote of which it Is now building Iwo ton. in Hanford, a : charter memtwr of meeting will be an orlrntation for soberly of the difficulties arising Until this report. Kimball had JfilV ------------ _ ____ the lot«J American Legion, a mem- the Tails basses trip and all par- from rising costa for arms, uf pro­ talked or lh« need for buildlne a that those from the eounty _ Ing the festivities Tuesday to eon- her of tho Masonic Lodge and a . members who will be duction problems stemming from Intel of 10 of the flush drek flat Brotherhood tart tho headquarter* of the dete­ member of mtklftg Ihe trip are urged to at- various causes Including strikes tops capable or handling the heavy Cf« n t i o n In rooma 409 and 407 at tend. A staff meeting of the liand and nf the need for a continued jet planes now In use or In design. Out now Kimball said (hat r years associated officers will be held at 1:00 p.m. high level of draft calia to keep l tho Flo ridlag Hotel ao local reoIway Express hero "based on current wnrtd conditions the strength of the Army up. slace hia reSMALL CRAFT WABNINQ But, In a look back over tha a "minimum of I I " of the supern * a* tha MIAMI craft __ Horv-Small i _____ _ warnlni arolau two year* of what ha termad carriers sre needed and that "con­ Hewaoo rtial mobilisation, ha aald the struction should commence Immeordered up on Um Florida 8. "increased Its actual and dlately." at Coast at 11:30 p. m. (EOT) from Tampa Day northward itentlal military itranith to a Secretary of the Army Pace said vel which should give pause to the Army is developing "It* own •riw. V ■ather bureau predicted •yep Ihe moil reckless aggressor." methods of delivery of atomic TBi aeeompanvlng recorta of tha flrepowsr" to aupptsmenl Ihe nul.eoutherly winds becom- Report On Year’s Work Made Club By Stinecipher Change In Kremlin I’otiey I Indicated Serious Effort Planned By GOP For Cox's Seat Republicans Seek To Gain Congression­ al Post In Georgia Hiprfrimrbotham Tolle Installed As Kiwanis Head Next Week ..... . 8S8»Si w r*,,om,i,ur"i SBTJaSSL •"-i1'* Webb Jones Seeks Option's Extension Until Next Monday I 5 ^Arrangements A re1 Made For Sanford Part In Inaugural Bay R K E strstfass-n1; and northwest tanlfhl. manta and seme interesting bints » ivy. 1 h’idffcs Named Presi­ dent Pro Tempore; Knowland IaChosen As Policy Chairman McCarthy Receives War Medals WASHINGTON -Ar—Son. Hubert \ T.lfl of Ohio today was unani­ mously rhoseri Seriate Republican Ilnur leader ns Ihe Col' and the Democrat* orgnmied their furres for the new Congress opening to­ morrow. Senate Democrat* picked Sen. I.ymlnn Johnson of Texas as their leader, also by unanimous vote. House Democrat* mode retiring Speaker Sam Itaylmrn of Texas their floor leader House llepublieans had a meet­ ing scheduled during the afternoon at which they wore set to select Itep Joseph Martin of Massachu­ setts for speaker and Hep Charles llalleck uf Indiana fur floor leader The choice of Tafl--n -election made certain by behind the scenes loekrying in Ihe month* since the election- was announced after a two hour rinsed diair session The Republican* agreed lo meet again at 2 p m lo deal with touchy -luesltuns of membership on key committees and proposals to re vise Senate rules to make It easlol to choke off filibuster* Also picked for key Senate po*t* t>y unnidmous votes at the morn­ SIN JOSIPH ft McCAMMY <U \Ni » D 4 .itnl .tetl in Mm Wafttilnglmi ing meeting were Sen. Style* nlMce L) Col J'din R l,.ihtj*,tti tlrll) imivmifmlitiif nf (lie Mh M.irihO Bridges nf New Hampshire to be president pro tempore. Sen Wil­ Ciiriii Hfifrvi* HDIriri, •ft* » it** »■*'* l ih» Di Elyliitf li. mi Know laud of California In be «"mil nritl A11 MwIji) wiili ft.»ni ."ml 4 *1' r* n v * f ii* v, er** Iti el nlrm in of Die Semite GOI' I’oltum i«f ,10 (nlsulnni Htiwn t v Die U iM'.iiimh ' him1 i v .Ut Ihe Ma» ii v I'oinmltlee nnd Sen Kuuene line Sen Ut lloniher .S>jMH'tiMii fn llr Siit^rtuin !■t *ii«K (I fifer imlJoiKlf) Ii Mtllikin of Colorado to be chairin ni of the lint' Conference which in- lodes ihe im Hepulillean sena­ tor* Sen. Sultou.xlall of Massachusetts wu* chosen a* whip or assistant mniorlly leader Thr new Congress convene! at noun tomorrow, ami shortly thcroalter these selections are expected lo lie tnnilc official by formal vote, Today's meeting was wliat lx known ar_,’s, coney* That Is, the liepublli'Eiu •enniorl got together to ngreu on the slate ttiev will offer when the Senate organ!/ex. D t'v o lo o In lo L iit'R t* -! Senate Democrats and House liep ltdleans unit Democrats also •■ere meeting today to pick such Appeal Is Denied Strike Of Dock Atom Spies Set Workers Ties Up To Die Iti Chair 16 Big City Piers Truman RemainsOnly Action Thmitons To. Hone Still Left To Julius RosenbentfR Sc-’ilo I'ot*t Ticiips1stale* NFAV YORK r A fi ilei :i luilge tmbiV ilt'llll'-l .hi ;•I*tu-.il 1, save tin- .tlmn *p> t Ml i uf llllilis Itiisen th* Kltiel fioiu berg ami bis death in the r Irr II If chair The (IcmIu! « il NIIUMle by ! rdeial u KJ iifoinn n11e r Jmtgr I r v i n g ................. hearing a demt-iir) plea (nr the two Ttiev arc in Sing Sing Prison v hnlillril to dir the week uf .lull II Kauf in mi valit m denying I'lenien «y "I Still (eel that their crime »u* vmrxc Ihun murder " The llnsenbert-s' only anneal now Is lii the While llniise II President Truman should stay (he execution, Hu- ease might hncnine President eleel Klsennirwer'* rrspimalhllily iieeame nl (lie Jan 20 iimugura linn Kaufman, who sentenced Ihe enu pie In rleath. -.-lit in tils -ipinimr "I have mrrlilatrd anil reflected lung and rlKfieiilt hours over Ihe sentence In this case I have stud led and rexlinlleil the rerorrl amt I have seen nothing, nor has tiny tiling been presented to me. to cause me In change the sentence originally imposed I still feel that their erlmr was worse than mur­ der " The llnsenbergs were rnnvirlerl bv a Jury, March 20, 1051, for con­ spiring lu transmit atom bomb data to HllSfin. 'lire |f. S Supreme Cmirl already ha- t-fused In intervene Vine Hie llepilblleaiis have a iii.ii-oily In i iieli brain b <•( t'onness thelt slates are assured nf election when the Senate and House for in .ills -rganire Toll then wdl take Hie titlr of maturity lender Whoever Ihe Dem­ t o d e v e l o p i n t o l a r g e s c a l e n m l i ocrats choose will In’i’ome minority lender tir - ii p - l a N e w Y o r k , H u s t o n I'lnl Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon who a d e lp h la . m id ll.iltlm n r e K l g h l e e t t p n i - 111 I h e c l l v w e r e boiled the llepiitilli .nl Forty to be come mi Independent and support liii'kelerl tin t t w o o f t b e l l i w e r e the Democratic presidential nomi­ b e i n g w o r k e d w h e n a u n io n offi d i l l i i l l i t m i n r r d a t 8 .1 III t h i l l t ' " 1 nee during the la*t election, did not attend the session of Itepuhllcan - t r i k e III tr -2 - r i d e r s , w e i g h e r s a n d senators s . i m p l e i - o f I m ' l i l s li't.'i 017 n o d The afternoon meeting lo ronxidH im . A l l . I n t e r n a t i o n a l l . n n i t ' h o r e NEW YIIIIK ' \ » ill el .III. k wi,|ker slu t lal x|\ lit .•hi i '(lav 1III llll'lltiltl V I n Ilk! Il|l Hi pu t S III Miinhallan. Ill •oklyn and * l.ilrlt Island 'llie strike nl three small long shnn-nuni's lorn imlims ihnuitrnn 1 I a Ml! 11 Hill'll file i'llilt !>•*** H tin 11 (i l i n t Hi* I ' N i r Tw o} More lloiiHfH lluilt Dropping Of Price In \%2 Than Til Controls Urged By Fiflv m-ili- single f«i ill 11\ resi d e n e -1- w e r e b uilt ill !H6 2 t h a n ill tin- y-ar b-fore in Hanford, conlilH' t <• flentr* emilpiled l-s Jidm i.dlon. l ily ll-iil-ling tn-peel or, toil cons I r uetiori ii- a whole dr-noeif apurosimnleh (Hno.iton Unit ling la-i yen* Idt a total of i t , 6U6 12-1 111, he snlil, winch was •orpB»-ed a rolisid-'i tsl-l-- ainooot l-v the *2,3)18.816 figiir-1 f-o Il'M The larei-r l"lnl for 11)62. Mr. lid Ion explained, wns brought uleeit l-y th-’ eons'rnetloli of twn pot-lie tom-ing pioj-vts. A Itilul of it'd single family ilw-'lllm- wen- merne.I ln-i v-nr W-b-le Ihe tolol fol 11151 was I lit He),airs iil-o Hhowed an in- reuse ill 11)68, from *t.'lMJt27 In »I8!I,8114. As far 11“ lie knew, Mr (ill Ion witill, no new multiple dwelling units were coll Irocliul in Sanford Finid instiillntiini of n new puti- last vear while only one unit, n lie nddress system wan being dindex dwelling, wns built in 11151. C o m m errlal b u ild in g to talled marie tndnv In the rnurt room at the Court House, which will en- * 111,700 I n 1051 n n d I n c r n i H r d In nble persons uttellding trials to 1962 to n b u n t * l ! t ; m < l . hear the proceedings more elrnr. Iv. Ansistiiiil Ktate’s Atlnrnev Hu­ bert (iriggs said. “ I think it’s one of the best ImnrnvemenU which ha* her n put into the A. I,. Ileiilli, 118, died at the lo­ court room." cal hospital lit 8:10 p.m. yesterday Three inlchrophunes are Inclinl- following n brief Illness. e<| in the systemone at the Judge's He was horn July !• 188-1 In e n ­ bench, one nl the witness stand terprise. Alu. and wa* ii member mul one In front of the |ury box of the First ilupllsl Church there; for attorney*. Volume will be eon- ntul of tin- Klks Lodge of Beau­ trolled at the boncli. Two loud­ mont, T-'s lie hail made Id1- home speakers will carry proceeding* at 205 eighteenth Street with hi* all nv«r the room. sister, Mrs. K. H. lumcy following The nuhlie adrlres* system war )*(* retirement with the Morrison 'natnlled ns the result of a re- Kiiu-bum Construction Company of cnmmenilatlun iiv D< 1'. Her nilon, Chirk Fork, Idaho. rlerk of the Circuit Cmirl, at the In addition to Mrs, l.aney he is •s»t meeting of tlie Comity •orvlvril hv two other sisters, Mrs. Hoard of Commissioner*. Maureen Winter of Bavanuuh, (la. and Mrs. J . D. Barron of Green­ ville, S. C,j also several nieces and nenhews. MINOR IILAZK Funeral service* will lm lu-ld at Th* Sanford Fim Dapartment answered a call yesterday evening 3(00 pm. Saturday at Brlsson Futo a reeldeneo at U 0 ( Roundtree naral Home with the Rev. J. K. Avenue, owned by 0. R. White, MeKInlsV officiating and the Hev. where a minor bfaie was caused H. L. Whnltey insisting. The re­ Army, Navy and Air Force secre­ clear bomb support lo be given a s dsfoctive flue, Chief Mach main* will bn sent to Enterprise, taries presented some flat state- r planes of Uie Air Force and Ala. for Interment. ■vetand said today. Better Standard Arms, More Deadly New One* Promised For U.S. Arsenal • » lu north portion thl* aftrruooa and in central portion tonight. followed by clearing In north and central portion! during tonight and la tooth portion Saturday. Warmer thin af­ ternoon and tonight. Colder Satur­ Court Room Getting Iioud Speaker Setup Mr«. E. II. Laney’n Brother Dies Here House Committee WASHINGTON p Frlre. wave ami mnlcrlnl* controls stmuld he aliat’duiied mul prices or- unliksly In rise if this i* done (he House Sninll ttiistness CommiKee told the m*o Congress The committee’* rec-ur,.iendo* linns were eontainrd lu its two* venr report yesterday winding up its Imsineas for Ihe ajnd t'onareix. A decision nn control ladlclex if -me of the prexsinw proidem* facing the Kl'enhower mlmlnistrotlon and the new Republican controlled Cnn* gross The committee of six Democrat! and five Hepulillean*, one nf them Hep Charles llalleck nf Indiana, inenming Kcpuhlican floor leader, vva* unanimous in saying cnnlrols riuilil be drniqicd without prlea rise* Ii snlil dccontrol would heln provide n smooth tr.inxlliim "hack to free roinpelitlim." Thr cum in IIt ee asserted there bail liet-n "Inetilitude" and "deterlornliun in ll(e caliber of per­ sonnel" In Ihe present emergency control agencies Falling prices, the comuilttfi' continued, shnwed that decontrol could be accumpllihed If tux. spending nnd credit policies were used to fight Inflation. It recoin mended some provision to permit presidential imposition of 8 limited price frre/e lit any future emergency The enmniitlee set nil decontrol dale* exrcpt to say steel alloca­ tions should tie terminated by Um end uf March and aluminum and cooper decontrolled ns spun as posslide. Wave, price and rent control* expire under present law Anrll M, priority and allocution rule! for scarce materials June 30. Movie Time Table RITE "The Julet Man" 1:00 - 3:41 • 0:22 * 0:03 MOVIELAND "California Conquest" Start* (1:30 - 7:01 - 3:20 last feature 0:01 �Klwanls Meeting Traffic Accidents Top Mounting List Of Violent Deaths (Cm i Iu M Frew Pal* On*J Gov. Warren men'* Association, wf*‘ “ I* officially . 'the pollco waterfront amisd *unounced the number of piers Idle after a survey of the docks. The Humber was larger than tno pro- [week rod hna softened the initial diction of Jnsrph P. Ryan. Inter­ l Imtiiicl of the city’s biggest bus national president of the longshore­ strike, while prnaperts of early men. He had announced that to­ |mediation talks dimmed wllh a unday's stoppage would Involve nine lion blast at Mayor Vincent R. olcri in Manhattan, three In Brook- I Imnellittrri. Legislature wouldn't go along lyn and one In .Staten Island, witn | With most businesses and all Legislative lenders preferred a the situation "changing from day , s-linol* closed Rntll Monday, the |absence of 3.WO private lines buses isles tax, and he was pledged to day." Piers In Jersey ( Hy and Hobo­ from cltv and suburban streets against ■ general sales levy. The regular legislative aeaslnp ken, N. J , were reported bring [rsnsrd little transnortstlm dlfflended with no new tax money and worked normally. At one nf them eultlcs yesterday. Commuter traf­ fU t WUIRL’ IR R I I I [ T U UU rioek workers shaped up IS atl 7I N. a. III., m.. fic will be subnormal toda*. the state went through a tough IR 90 minutes ahead of the usual , Out what will haopen to the financial summer. Ume. Warren sought to dramatite the lines’ 3'k million dally, riders neat At Philadelphia (he pier situa­ week Is causing ’ concern among situation hy passing up his salary tion appeared normal. and borrowing money nn his CadII transit authorities and commuters An Rastern Seaboard tlcup could alike lae just before he left for Cali­ suit If *11 longshoremen’s unions fornia tn he married. The *t<mt The New Year’s strike of R 30p mply with Ryan's request that bus drivers and maintenance men. backfired wllh a wave nf public Ihev respect one and two-men Indignation and ridicule. tnemlwr* of the CIO Transit Work­ Finally, in a September special picket lines of the striking spe­ ers Union, alems from a Ihrec-wsy cialists. lie said JLA members In session, the Legislature and War dispute Involving the union, the ren agreed on what he railed a other parts have hern inilnielcd not lo work ships diverted from "limited sales tax" exempting no New York because of the strike, ce'sltics of life. Since then, the stale's finance* or after It starts. Rennrtedly union officials were have Improved steadily. Receipt* from the salea tax and older levies backing a sprcalng rtrlke ns a on consumer good* have mounted proteat against the Investigation of nn the wings of rising prices, state waterfront crime and corruption hy the New York State Crime Com­ growth and general prosperity. mission. However, (here were other re­ ports that null If van elements In the tinmii were determined lo trv up in backyard can* and dirt m|. to choke off the strike A published let-led In gutters Indite g* the cltv rriwirt said the unti-ltyan faction began to feet the effects of a strike would try to break up a Hireling by 3,300 laborers of several hundred llyan sympa It nl«o appenretl »ehnn*s ml"*’* (hirers Imlav not opett on schrtlule after the Federal Mediator John A Iturte hiilldnys Monday bet-ause «nrnc has announced that troth sides In the dispute will meet with hi into lanllora belong to the striking attempt lo .settle the dispute uver union. paymenWo/coate I T c HI.I m } £ B X ^ a V Meanwhile, Mavor Thomas D'Alwnges nod other Issues. The three evandrn warned that lhe walkout ____ iV.Vl.er*, tfas’tss's" ^J?,™ rf *,n1*n ,*I!n fly 7 eiy‘ |d* y* w wwkl *ft*r *he victims specialists* locals are seeking n ■rani*.*, rrMiiinrt «r oih.r eariise motion* on July 11th and July 14th nr re Injured. "threatens IN- health, welfare anti Mccnt wage increase, a seven cent safety" ■Isimuie i,r. thru nail, under nr and tha paid note* are the only1 Deaths by states, listing traffic eRixcns of (his city employer contribution tn a welfare of nearlynfa all VHiv1n»!*Vn,i « P P °rt|n« •*W*nc; of this expen- flrea and mlsrellancmia: * million people fund, and a five cent rnmo-iny pay­ ------------- Tanium, Vii* wit#, and if dltur* In tho City file*. Alabama 0 0 l i Arizona 9 0 0: No further talks have been set ment Inward a pension fund »We not being attorneya, can Arkansas 1 0 0; California 14 0 2; Jleed, the unknown spouse, ii.ir. in lhe wage dlsmile and neither " " »•«•' m*(Ur».N*v«r- :C o r o r .d o O O i : Florida 3 0 0; onion nor dly officials would nre and covered cowards) led It- Pas­ diet how long the strike might litrmiah, under nr aealnst i-e.in (i . Ihelm , we do believe the City has Georgia 4 0 1; Illinois t 1 1; InTanium, d.c.ss.di all parilas claim. |cgs| authority to Iwrrnw mun-.dlana 2 0 0; Iowa 2 0 0; Kansas sage nr it legislative act prohibiting Inst i wearing masks in piddle. Va without flrat authorising It by 1 0 0; Kentucky 2 0 1: Maine 0 1 o. He appointed several thousand a * oibVr clMlrnuntp l»v ortllnAnce. r«»olutlon or motion, «• M*ry1*nil I 0 H; honorary colonels, inrb,illn<! a ;!,rr,elf¥t/^V.,lt?*,r^or w«» clone. Furthermore, a Urffo e*. 3 0 1; Michigan S 1 1; Minnesota couple who had connection;, which Tuft Selected |}.' ix m c i n d vllft.'uAM' W.'f.’ANlii’ n*«|diture wasI made without off I- 4 0 0; Mlaourl 4n° 1°i later embarrassed hint, but always A* KivtMiiore Nrifl T tunipm uruler clal author Izuthmbv the (eommta* ! J ® v» , 7 * ” 9t * ®*vena ret, mciI to make public a list Then ih« leJRNt will Mmt TfNfMinftrjt or njori and I n notnufflrlcntly nun30 Hampshire 1 0 1; New I Continued From l’age Onr) junKi’ii it. TAMTifM# iticNMNod; W i Jer»ey 2 0 1; New 2 0 0. he embellished In. staff with a cr rommtilee assignments will •*. KNT/.MINrUall mils FMWIJ ll «»«UinenUry evidence In Ye rh i l l " Nnrth flifcnln pair of admirals one of them f V. »i|j*ux,»r eorvivioa tilrsrlors *n,l lhe Cltv ti-ror,!*. Moruovur, fro m ', XSI* . . have lo deal wllh the ottesllon o' Griffin lie made Itlng Crosbv a whether they are going to give 'rrti.tr.. of I,a KK JKHHitp l.ANU an accounting standpoint It Is >«lo. 1 0 °* oh,° HI 2 1; t’ennavlvania general and lhe Duke of Windsor Morse places on Important com ••mii'ANY. •Ji.st.ivr.! Klorl.l* r.,rt hnt u11 r t« L , . 10 2 0; South Dakota 2 0 t; Tennt-s porstlnn; j VV. ItmTHII, If living , ' " ur ln" 1 ''rilp t* and ilias b 0- Teaaa 9 I I- Utah 1 O nun honorary cltl/eu. nidtres an,] -------PuliTMli, hi* wKn huraemenu nf cash bo reflected on v , , l n i n i n. As he leaves office he proudly and If il.nd tbs unktmwn spuur. the records. This wus not done in , u f u#n„ 0 ’ **• . V ,r.?*n, * „ ? 2 ?• If the Republican* d e c i d e ugnie-t claims nearly all Ills campaign alMIllg places to Morse, lie would hetr., itrri.t,.., irgMi.es, gmi,i«.e ,i,i. ru.„ " 1 1,1Washington 2 I 4; West Virginia rsdlttira nr nllirr parti., t lulmlna ' i I 0 0: Wisconsin 1 II D pledges have hern carried not slill be riddled lo consideration for ..through, iindar or sg.lnal J- W | " l l u City Charter ptovid s t h a t ______________ _ lie nckitnw ledges (.ill,ire on his nliiecs ns n "minority" member wfiTlt. Mt,d‘ * , hl' HI tv Manager must mlvettlse promise Ihnl if e’rclrd governor The |lem»erata would Ihen have to his wlf., ir living, mn,l If lieu,I the for competitive seuletl bills on till f dl t l f l c r f l l t l f > A r i» H lhe people "won’t have to see any decide whether they would allot unknown .puti.., heir, d.vls.r. purchases of Items over *5IHI," the 1 »*«*•»- r a s t -s * s i r one to see ll they ran see me " places lo him, He conceded that was Just too u * R U " * a , i I „ / ^ VliVn,..r ^ ' ' “ 'lucs. "For many year* G f i t R o m b l l l K R llltW C under or sgnln.1 R. f . Under- R bus been the ornetiee of thv City' much of n bile to chc-' Jr*^0UUwUho*a J * ' * « ' ''''—Establishment of a Of the I HA pluyer. lo the Na- I am not responsible for any HijiiHT. hi. wif», unit ir it i-m,i li,. * v r ,, , wll,,"ui t Hiling fot bid*. |l(lmtdng range covering a as tlnna) ll,M-k>-y l.rngoe, III were debts Incurred by anyoone other mtalajuL *g?a!iVa..h* l erwii!or* '? r nractll-n b.^Ttoon'd " lh" 1 lh * *nuare mile area 10 miles west of >»>rn In the Province nf Mmiltiibw, than mv.elf, nr" cl,c# stopped. ir. Laudgrdale was announced lo. Canada, I Stnnlev II. Coleman Adv. Hoaoltal | (Continued From Pat# One) Dtmatlna milk to underpHvlleiH ouencc." children i t the BouthsWe Primary, Borne modernisation of the m*thBy The Aiaoeiated Press flcliool wl* hnmlllng ronlty nr perftofl* The number of death* In acci­ tJonatlnr to the Pilot Club mllk altv taa lillla and collections Is rp- dents during the long New Year fund and the Methodist Children'* commended a* well ns certain holiday rose today. j j oma ]changi-a in hamllinjr payroll reThe total reached IN. This in____. and supply ..-----------Mr. lawton, who was president cords purchases, A Jeluded IN In traffic, IR In fire* rc**e<i “complete of the cluh 26 vesrs aao capi------! “ “ ~*r revamping of the entire .and 31 In other type* of aerldent*. ' r system Is auggestef for The victims lost their live* In appreciation for the part the club accountlni period that began at fl p. m. played In hit xlft automobllo and the nest ew .years with ...... a view ----- te|lhe — eapressed hi* plraau'.s from **«<>• streamllnlmr the procedure and Wednesday, and will end at mid* night S indsy. elation with the club. jmaklnrr It more efficient. The number of deaths In the (jurat* of the club Included Ro-, "During the year n Citlsen* Ailcurrent holiday period was fading Irert Pierson. Col. William Rungs, vlsorv Ill-organization Survey was short of the number reported dur­ Randall (Joff. Dr, W. 0, Hloon. made of munlclnnl affairs," the the long Chrlstmaa week end. Columbus. 0 „ Owen Kelly and audit continues. HThr person* msk- ing n-ring lhe 102 hour Christmas Charles Somerky. Ine the survey were paid all alone holiday period fatalities averaged ------1— Z ' . ' T i ----------- -- ■* they did this work directly by liffflTttl N o t I C V cnshlrr checks of the Snnfo d No‘iT T T mV i i t r nt i iT r iT n T 'J r R * ' H«n«l H*nk payable to a W*lt«r 8. U * l , <lH«Tt tT «.e rMiMiliA, in Jeffrey*. Hr. and cssherl hy him A.VII e»*M »KHiHil,h n u , i h . In a total amount of 16,000. 111 ' "In return for these ymvrnwntw |which Vr of 12 |n motor vehicle accidents, evoked UVKMSTHMKT i , a » i» the trank received a tscrlej ' s o a r amt , ■ M«r<4a note* l)f the City signed by ‘>y lthe .............. plcu for caution from safety leadr a t e " me. Mayor for the psymont* and made er*. Re __ T.-iln of snnw In many scc___ dated ____ from Feb. _ »«. and 21 1U52 tuitions since the New Year death SM IH «. TAXTI’W. rl ala, July H, 11162. The funds were not'count began may have alowrd deposited In the hank arcount of motoring. aiiTH -K S o ' i r j W l t the Cltv, and tho payment* wcrcl Traffic fatalities soared In a Tee­ K K A Y .I ! " ? ? X s '0 A -rr. wn'wi-ii not recorded tn anv way by the ord high 99# during last week’s i/.iivtoaT end Cltv. There was no official author- fmirdav Christmas holiday. There sown **<•«•», hsifs Isatton for this work to he done or kero 744 accidental death*. . " K ' t e s o , ' lnr tho be made. . The violent death toll for the i Annie ft; I "On July 11th and July 14th, New. Y « r i h ^ l d a y s .t i*. t a NTUM* If ilv- mfi2, the CommUtlun pMiitd mo]*?• JlncluHInti j ^ sm i afvIs.M uh s r # " authorising the Cltli.-n* Ad,fl7 ln r* tie pariia* v|»ory Reorganlaatlon Survey and V^fcre'entinetl but iiruitali. iindsr, or the payments of a 15,000 note held . J J K . J j J i i m !||(t f r W h t S T T t f i b» R*nford Atlantic National fhL N m V u r ^ ho “ atravae. lielr*. d*- Hank with accrued interest to date d Mrimf ending at midnight Sun n n ........ nor. In the amount of *40.60 and anh io h i.v . 2 i"vVe"a* nN[*n1uei Jborislng an oppropilatlon In the eraged 102 every 24 hour* In the H. JAMES GUT AGENCY General Insurance 312 E A S T F IU S T S T R E E T PHONE 78 .| n. JAMES (itlT JAMES R.ClUt Good F it! W a Hear! Complete Stocks For n m || All Cars! • S P IB s • Auto ArctHHorien •o** P ro d u ct* SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP GENERAL CONTRACTOR FR EE ESTIMATES 1,0AN SERVICE N m.1V c o n s t r u c t io n I J L I I E P R I N T S und S P E C I F I C A T I O N S REPAIR and REMODELING A I- h T Y P E S WORK HY EXPERT*. A 1,1. W O R K M A N S H IP nnd E M A T E R IA L S G U A R A N T E E D E. L H C O V ER 103 Ennl Thirteenth Street LckrI Noticed e .M Ir rm irU s <» hmi*. ei-HUs. »r s - m I m. i . TRACTOR Florida Lifer Who Escaped Ih In .fail Von s o i l r . i I, i d y o q , Mie h . r . h y m d i ( l e d I t , s i u *ult Ini* t o r n tirn u u h l a g a i n . I y o u in , hr, d l r e u l t I ’o i i r l l o r H r m l n o l e I ' l l , i n l y , K l o r h l u , In I ' h s n 1* 1 y. Iiy K. K n u i k i t i i . r » m i M A R I K ■VI, l O I I K I I I . y , I I I , a l l . m l o n , I w i l s , t o t i l e u n H p i t i M r . n i . In H , | , r o < « . < l m * a m t re ,| alr*d In . . r v * upon U r n . a . H p e.r, J r „ n i a i m i r r . M M urn.y w l i n . u H i h l r . . . la I* I , II,,, | „ , H i i n h i r d , Plnr ldM, hi i a n . w a r i n i n . . *1 i B!t* tg |n« H l * d h r r « l n , o n o r a point m aorxh.glnnlna. 'M O ST ADVANCED H ydraulic System in any T ractor! EXTRA P M C * w ith tow O verheat/Va/ve E ngine! . as r.iiHlrwl by law or ’[f* |'f" eunfeii.u w)|| jj; lalnsl you srnl jl,. eau.a i'h j, PlalMiirr ar. u .h .r rinfUfa. *,r * f d"1Ml ng Vcz, It R(K* un display Saturday, Janv 3rd, ready to ahow you what mreally modern tractor can and should be. It'* ready with extra power, extra tlxe, extra weight. It't ready to dem­ onstrate new handling ease, comfort and convenience. % I t’* ready alto (o Introduce y«y to the moat advanced hydraulic ayetern In any tractor. We call it LiveAction Hydraulic Control. That tnaitiM apl It-second hydraulic response any ;■ Is panitln* In lh. C|y. V i ti i ", N iM|b Ju4total t.IIZiils #ri1tv «awr- W R w p rt, M a i* K - ia 4 >•0-1.' .R GOP Effort action. It la called Hy-Trol. Thia new tractor i* ready ita ireet new overhead vahra "Red Tiger" engine. With its n reduced piston travel, leeamod ir and other advanced deetgn ftoturM, thl* engine develop# amp/i reserve power with new oconomy of g#* BusincgH Man of Tomor­ mndoil, row? Bat He’s Doing tlic Most important of all, No* Qoldcn Jubilee Model ia eager •how you what it can cfo—whet I great combination of modem advan manta and every time-proved fl Tractor advantage mean* In mom i better work, done more airily i more profitably. Job Todgy! Don’t Forget to Pay Your Carrier Boy end rear mounted Implement* * A.hi more/ Tomorrow Hanford Orlando Htway i �^ t a t e F a r m e r s Market * I H '< I* ■ Situ SSI* i . n m n n s t a t u y » i i * t :n « M s r u m i , t a u N iiiA T h e f« l|n lr |n « P tlr e s rrporte.1 l»y the H e a le rs on the Hiinfotil. S la te f a r m e r s .M arket fu r I'n a lu t e sold tot T r u c k e r * and l'*.« le r* up to ! an Jan. L I» JJ. B,fam. n e . T e if lr r a r e e t i • Du. l l n r . li.nu-ft ] t C a li h a te . F lo rid a in 111. 8 * . I .tm .t no U a iilia a e . t ’h ln e ** c r a t e i i .'. v . i m i iia u illf o w e r C ra te t l J l- 1 :■« C e le ry , F lo r id a , H olden ' ‘r a le J.1.71 V ;' . I’a s r s l C r a ls C u co m tirra , tirpenilM iK U ra ils llu lis k l. tllp lm tr 111 11*1.1 Le ttu ce . It e lie r * . H r r I'm kI . A I'r a le P a r s le y i tm*. i'r a le Rotators. Uni JM P** Ml Ih Hx Unions, rlreen t»«>a llun. Psppsrs tin llskt JtaiUaties i tins i'rale TPpm sh, Yellow llu . Ilp r Tomatoes 4« lie i'r a le r it h i s O ran g e s. All HlBss. Ilo s .O rang es, Te m p le i j It.,, (Irapefrult. I nun an* |i.u nev/ T a n g e rin e s AiM^irtlhii: In »lif> % 11*i& I t V A ll I IJTIK.H I'ria l lies a l Hanford H t s i* K a rm e n in u n tn a m. U se . i i in Ja n . t, l»SJ. T o la ) re. eip lia r k s g e * Iie in a n il nnofsra f P !« y ie x H o m o gat steady HupplJga p lr n iir a l on el rr^mt guild, m a r lin n in a ilr H a ir C u tte r! SaferCough Relief Wtw« new druy* nr old fill In help tarur cough or chert cold don’t delay. Crcomuhion contain* only sate, helphit. proven Ingredient* and no narColica to disturb nature'* proves*. It goet into the bronchial *ystcm to aid tt»tur* »oothe and beul raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial membrane*. (Iu*r■■teed to pleare or your druggist rehtndj, money. Creomulsion h»* itood tn* te*l of many million* of u*er*. • C R EO M U LSIO N t* n n CMfki, c*ttt c*in7*i«r« iiMsmia rf grf grfia il w rftVj Weather I)e Hnry Doings By K XV IIKNNIN4.hH Asheville Horton Cleveland I.oi Angelc* New York Seattle Waihlngton Jacksonville Miami Tallahaisee ] 1 pnrf H mS |M:r . i y Thi'ury, IJogulur Piano, Harmony, A m l P h y a lc a l M im ic H xctc 'I h pa . HEV. E. E. RRONSON Inst r nr tor From tin- D ilta ry lti-a to oui ni i|;M "T" in Sm ifoul, ticsl wishes for ii tliinp v New Year. W c nailered lii in vailous w ays, churcti services, house parties and nt pub­ lic rentnurant* and hotels. A sm all pinup, attended tile festivities at the M nyfalr Inn in Sanford nnd a party of t# had a most enjoyable evening at the Collf’tre Arm* (Jolf C h ili In Det.nnd. Mr. and Mrs. I.nti Hofmnn enti'itninvd a group of fiiend* at a ro rk tiiil p rrty on Tuesday from Im ir In si*. Those present were Mr. nnd Mr*. Henry K lcp iier, M i. and Mr*. D T l.eavitt, M l. and Mr*, ttav K. Ferk, Mi and Mrs. ' ’osar tlnldolio, Mr. and M is. W illllll Selltolh. Sir and Mr* Jutes Vidirt an I Mis* Hcnninirer. Mrs. Hi rnmn |,ederhnu* and It*» hourc uiii'al Mis* Hurls Hoppe of New Y m k , took o thiee dav trip to Hollywood nnd Miami where they visited mutual friend*. -lullit D rlrhsel is also ill Miami on vacation. H i’ hnd *urh a pood time ill New York that he had In have nnnther vni'iillon tn uel over the flr*t one. Mr. niul M is. It. Hudson M yn* rrtiiln e d fin al a Christina* huliday *"ent at tiru ssy Key where n relative of Mr. Myers opened a llew motel, the Felllcan. II ha* hern a busy week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Preve. Th eir house guest* were Mr. am i Mrs. I.lnvel Itlsncr mid chtjdren of jtrenm Pi ImJ ,T iicy n«r>:i New Orleans MUSIC SCHOOL OPENS JAN. ,r>th nc 1.139-W TiiR J U N F o n n r i r t m . n i > i, hrnthlr.tn-lajc *nd ahtatx Mr. «n>l Mr*. 8, Pi Ffiwlfr. ' • The High School Clin* of Hv Clll istrnils Kvo I toy, when* they mo spending tile f Community PfwbyU’rlnn. Church, hnd irccn culled In' the acci li nt .lays wllli her pun with their toucher, Mr*. Wnlter 1. which killed Sharon, -i-ln of Sun Mr*. Janies M. Tho Mrs, J . J. Johns of Brooklyn, N- Piper, rang enrol* i»l various drn nnd injured Sandra. —— Y. Is vlsitinir her hrolhcr-ln-law homes, Christ inns Kvc. Mr. and Mrs Arnold Jen«eii of Murry Dickson <i Hev. nmi Mrs. I,. W. Scott ate New Haven, Conn, at- vi-iting I d the dubious dial and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. FrankChristmas dinner with their mu- their son-ill law and dmnrhtcr, Mi iiig the most gnine*. •In* In Winter I’nrh. ant Mr«. Verne, Ns Ison flu most hoinci*, 2' Mr. nnd Mr*. Clovda »u pit A. F. llmwn continues critically wn sons nre spending the holiday* Mr, and Mr* Ki-d Ilia I and tl. most inns. I'.'tt, i with Ids parents, Mr. anil Sirs. n |ill st the Kcrnnlil I.niiuhloii Monro- dnlightei, T*'i i v oi l-'t laoOtidalo t.iaglie tn FJ.VJ T. Bussell. Dee. 2.1 and 24. ’• *" |rial Hoipitol In Snnforil. Mr. arid Mrs. Itlchar.l W, Keogh *ii* sell and Ids two sous, Cloyde and Jack formed h (Istuntr loo *j. announce the Idr'H of a om, Koith going io Ft. Mvers. Alt of the Homer, at the Kcrnnlil l-noghtun u*sell family ntc their Clirislmns Mcmortiil Hospital, Dec. 21. Miss Chmlottr Scott, a mcdiciil 'Inivr together nt the Henry nutsell caniii on the 8t. Johns River. attiiIont in rhilailelphia. Is spend Mrs, u. K. Mllsted, aceompmderi|ini; the Christina* vacation in n hy Mr. MINted's sister. Mrs. Fair- h«r parents, Mr. and Mr* A. X EVERYONE doth, of Oviedo, spent Friday Scott, I’ruf. nnd Mrs. It. K. True and •••ith Mr. Mlisted who is a patient | at the Veterans Hospital1, flay tber son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. 1 nnd Mrs. James lla ham of Wat Fines, M>nsttiiri;, Mo. spent Clirislmns Mr. and Mrs. .lack llowi *> n, liu a, of Milton, nre the lurli*' flay With thril otliei *i i i i -| i < laa day truest* of his purerits, Mr. and ilid ilaotih'iT. Mr. nnd Mr«. Kvi-r Mix and two son*, in Holly Mrs. Roy I.. Howell. The Mi ses Clara and Kdlth Mr. nod Mr*. Floyd llonkin* of' Speers were the curst* of Iheii -oosins al l.ake Jem, Christmas New Smyrna lloneh ealled no III* r« v o lu tio n a i y hrnthnr, A. B. Hiiukins, who i* Day. spendinj; the winter 'with Ids snnMi. and Mr. C. S. Dii*ke1l of Atlnnla nnd Mr*. Bessie Wood of ll-lnw and dniuchliT, Mi and Mr». Miami hove la-en visitin'* Mr« II. M. nlenson, Sntordny Friday evenintr, Mr* limrue II >rMi"tl's parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. Fnttnrson honmetl hei loisluind on ( 1.. Bullard. Mr, nnd Mrs, Frank (iriffln took his htrthdnv w'Hii » sma'I * **'. his hither, J. W. lirlffln to Jack­ "• of Ids friend*. A lighted sonville, Chridmas niitltt »o that Christmua Tree kcynoien the ..••*.. he might spend n pot lion of the rntoils which were of ii tndidai theme. At a late hour, the hnstes* holiday with his aired fnthrr. AC THAI ^l/t The .Siiii'lnv evenimt le-fmc assisted hy Mrs. F D. \ndinon f ' r i t j i ' x x i t m a l ’ lo o k in i ! Clirislmns the Chiilrh *>f the No- **’iied iee crenin mid eaki', otanit*' inrene had their Christina* pro- lidee and coffee nnd eandi In tin/ m i n !>tx . . . o i i y styl>' . * • er„m, Ther*1 was a shod (day, re- honor truest, Mr and Mi. it \\ I citation* and the singing of enrols, Hheddrii and Mr ami Mi* Cm Ini a x lit t i c ax .! r n i t x r a t h . climaxed in a l 'InIstinii* Tree, with Bishop of Sanford. Mi mt.l 'ti gift* for til*' small children nnd Wnller I. Fiper. Itei mid Mm I candy for all Durinir the after­ M. Scott, F. It. Aluletsoli mid noon, the grown-up* of the cull- (•metre It. I’atteison, lr Mr. and Mrs. Cu ll Simpo to hh , gregntiim hnd *un<r carols ai the mid el’lldrrn of Felhiini, «..i spent of KIMon, Md. weie visitor* at Itm!i homes of various elderly and shut- Hie holidays with hi* iiarents, \|i I MAinfir# Feei-o home on New Years Day. II In residents of l.ake Mary. itral Kljtfrg, 1i Mr, and Mrs. F. D, Anderson and Mrs C. |„ Himpiefleld Mr. and Mi*. Iloraee Cotchrr Mis. W. A, I.owe left ih,. Son rttUm ilfi'im i lim a linns I. II HOW to out ris-'ently moveil into their new'I were iruest* of Iheii soil Hint dm lie fore Christmas fur Kan*n*. PrillJS, 4 * *Ktv|l»*f*»ll*t» mil Ii,lit-hie men’s, woolhome mi Iligli Hanks Head, from daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. F. where she will visit ili | *|s|(.r *liir««"lM in »hten in Maitland, Detroit. Their guests fur the hall- D Anderson, Jr eo , i liitdri'u's, Sato, *m , , 4III if' * ' Fi lend* of "Skipper" Xel ,n r l l i f ' t i t H III* vI I days were Mr. and Mrs. A. Dill- Christmn* Nlithl. will In. sorry tn learn Him he i* i i .i n . lo .il|,i' ,1 Vn i'le.'l T *** children *>f Mi. and Mr*. J. « 41 # ninge of Windsor, Canada, nod still a patient at the (liarico Me ..,li m de love I'old pliilc nr I Itilllnid trave them a f unity K «f| II M iiffi Mr. and Mr*. Ituasell Watson arid nmnal ItoapItHl, Orlando, follow ' Iu( iU *t m il l t -• *teel lor f.im ilv daughter, Madeline, of Amhrist- Christmas party at their home, Itltr his fiftli operation stnee In* I »•« •» with a tie*and gifts. Besides the t < »K»lr luiig. Can. aecident, ii year airo. f tiriuti i«* * Nit and Mr*. Frnnk llasso sold' honor•',*., i.resent were Mr. oral iorilt lar iMl HtylM Mi and Mis. W II Hum. and | hi id#, ifcif « 'L il l i * l« rb # r'‘ lUfttf (loir house on f»cm l.nke to Mr. Mi*. M Klnnder * of Wintei I'rirk, Saudi a returned from l ompa. i S i * i ■#*'«• M i and Mr*, (’rail Driskell of At l. f • i.np ti-rf r If n r t l #uf !*«#•» and Mi*. William Welsh of New b i i f f Mf* I i i n i l t f * York The Welsh faintly moved In laltta, I ' ii,, Mr and Mrs Men Ilid n* i t * 4 '»# ti(* '»» toed and , hlhlrei) of Sanford, Ml |<tod' • i ##t tin> week IrP irill N fttlC f* *115 A .***-1' I ? 5 ° ° Mi and Mr* Fred I'oehiman of aieil Mi* Dim les h'laudei* and !'**#*»** l‘ir*.lM « Jacksonville were week-end \t*- hnntli al*n of Kalifurd, Mr and ^ *»«J f u i #4 m i • K i : *» «• ( li i II I i Mil * Hots in the homo of Mi and Mis. Mr W F Itiirke. and dauchteis, Ihirntliv and (iavte. Mi* Frank In »|*r * Mlirt tif »*»r « *•••«(* »»**lu* tta* K Fink I ' b u h H . |‘|m»|iI m and Myirm and Melanie I .it tl<- Dorothy Sclupterer, who Minsliew I n |*r*il*i«lr Williams was ipdte ill, 1* recnvei mg nicely In f r I N l R l # o f Jiihnnv I'hnrrh. s.nt ,,f Mi* |' r i l l . LII I., J I I L I > , U r * 4*»i«e«l. and will soon l>e nriuind npuln. Another Dellryile whose li<di.| M W a a l . w h o is s t a t i o n e d i n Tex Tt» Lit 1 f r t l H « r « m il l I ' f l a n M . M i * M »fiii« wf OrM im nU ' u i»Im - i lo m n o s f o m n a m i AnniU N, i i ! . M m n i ? n day was spoiled hy Illness was ns. hu l.i.en spending the holidays lt»*i « h H » : « i i * r «• i •t■'rf 41*.* 1*1# 1 t'l-4e. I■411 t'anl Dhlnmim. We were happy In 'Vfi h h i s p a r e n t s , h e i e V 1 4 i| I 4 1 * 1 *v f» i til -it l ”'l ! ' • 1 I Wail lee, J r of Jack- imi I |f I a aI t-l f ))| l 4' H H i n d 14►|H'"'» hi •* D M! i 4 l» I If « ee him at t In Fmt nffice mi sonW«ile villi- ha* hi-en the irm-si of lit. I d l l l l * k in d ll I 'l il li I m I m w l l l r l l t’ " I Tuesday. i i i I I m i n f Y ii t i »tia ) I t n t i n , nn * nn Mr and Mi* I’eler So-hid ami I'lundnarent* Mr. and Mr. W T. an I' l l * nf Kilt; 1 1 I • In tit— ' t i * * •* ' tlii li daughter, of Ih mpalcud, Wansley dining the sehoul vaea- t n 11 n f 8ii li| i ' m i ii 1 1 i n M m ■ ’ I lt d “ f Hi* i n i i m i I*' • "•"Mi* i I ‘I i ■» • l ong Island, were hulidni visitors tlrni Mr end Mi l.eroy Sm ith of St. a l I I I . . f f l t • • I n M m ...........I In « In the home of Mi. and Mr*. Jules Cloud, Kla and S llv i i I'reek, N V. Wit III t I.m i l y til N.i Hfi ml l l ' - i i<l * Voigt. ealled on then friend* the IteV. V%I I f I |It 11•U lit 4 il l till II IIP l|Ml >' M A I' P#C Li Mi I H im n f i I n Mr " I t i t t l . l l j i l - m t and Mis. I., ti Scott -Xalurdav. M'I null p I' m* l| * lfili'4 im >1. ..... I Mr nnd Mi* Howiud llnteler nhaM In In wr l HuM, h i h I - I mi II - ' >i* -•! of Alliintn, <ia are the holiduy Mi** til *- i*( f i i |i' h i m r* ,1 m l |o, fir** II lit 11 «*an n f Ilia* i" fa I mmi 1.11 a *"! I'uesl- of hi. parents, Mr. and *41 't i'll fn- a»|ti|r|| 14* I i > Mi-....... ||i hrii4 lit Mr* Kd /In io' i miiir*. t Ki 'i i L Mf M M iliili't i l l 1(1 'tu t. w im K Wei|ne*dnv nriermHiii, Mr*. J. I,. l I R 1It I III t i f f II 14 fill Mill »M f I la-el willi 11 ,i"llurd‘s irinndi'hlldreii, Mr and Mrs Carroll Mai tin and -'in, J. of Winter Fiirk, ealled on Inn. Mi Martin tins fust leturneil from a tour of didv in Crernlund. 30( Past t'trvrnlh Street TOUCHTON DRUG CO Mi and M i* C o rd o n C o le nod hllilren . f litih a ia an d T n m liiie m 'lie d rh o isd av lim n th eir h om e •n fill*! s h m s a . \ la h a m a , to spend *• h ' d l i l r u s w i t h h i * m o t h e r , M r * , ,Ma lie) Id C n l e ( 41* and Mis, Kdwuird Males nf " .let in on ll'iii*. arilVaaI .............. Helena Huhinslein’s Estrogenic I lormonc ( )ffe for Younger-1 .ooking Skin "js a l f .m "H A k fHR *] bottle now only L||4 *2bottle, nowonly 1 |J|J H«*4y family tartan —t-U till karttai tl limit*# lima tnly Tniry Wind Ih Wm i I is i Is.tinn annilie* and amootln againal writ her irritation ami d m ir* * .,, kre|# tinnili, cllsiVi-, lierlt reel­ ing oilVrn-wdl, * « • • • • * • • « * « * * t‘ ' f • rill R B T R 0 0 I N I 0 HORMONE CREAM tiejiment l»r f.ire and nrrfc . . . . . rt;vfar/y 3 , 0 0 EBTROOENIC HORMONE OIL —Ju t Iffilmciu lot fare, lin k and under nuke-up . . i.i lui 2 . BO 6- value - both for 3 'fit T u tiy WIND A----WIATHU HAND CRUM Rig. *2 *|W mw only I H R r n V ! v j / c n c ' ;r > C ! - - T / m H .jV - f i - ,; m m \ms*,l.>Vv1v Ire inaraiUanl* amerf smooth •Al fOSMftMM tng retulta Imm Helena K uh inttcin 'i faiimu* t itr o ffn ic Hormone T w in * . T h y s* beamy preparationa contain natural rttrogcnic Imrm onei— nature'• own miracle auhitancrt (nr keeping akin Arm, freah and younger looking T h e rfgnkr u m ol Enrogenic tlorm onc TOUCHTON lig ht. m J O il hy day halpi w ird till those iraaic age tigni — little tinea, dry nets, d u ll, c re p cy ik tn —atda in p r e ie rv in j that longed l,u firm , Ir o h , )»us/ look I T h is uni'r-a-ycar offer 11 made to ihnwf every woman o\er JS how to look younger, lint do not w an— a '* fur a limited lima only. DRUG CO �» - MMrlpfi *** p te T O * 11 Open Dodr In China * - ’ . •• i Today thp relutlomliip Mwnnn thn-united Staten and Chinn i.Hoiip nf tho rflo.dt roritrr*v*»rj*ImI nf world toplcn. The Uonmituii.it govonnmtlit Of Uhlrtn rejfurilH thin country titt Hu mo.it thmRvrnuH enemy ami no nropaiDinda in too hitter to direct nt our affnrtn In Aiin. But If It were not for pollclen ndvoented und enrried out by the Uunted Staten, Chinn might not have made the projrremt it turn in the hint half century. In 1000 tin' natlona of tho Western world were rptlte 1. 4 Sl» |„ HIM*) willing to exploit China for their own profit, efforts were I iMt.ir nonnov iikav made to create sphered of Influence' In China, to partition IlKlnrM Na><»r that country to the extent tliaL it might noon have lost ItH »i ii«( nn-m»> h a th * -W fu rrier ................... .. * ,*fl national Identity. On .lumiary 2, 11)00. Secretary of State Steel* |,o(i John Hay announced to his fellow cabinet members that he Three H»nlb> ,i.mi *l« Hnatka ti.7.1 had completed neKotliitlons for the Open Door Policy in (me * r»r ____ ... ||JM China. It yiiuraritoed all <*tmntrles wishimr to trade with All MhltMarr nnllrr*, rxr.la af China eipial opiuirt unit lea to do so, with special favors for IhMiika. rranlnllnna anil anllrM »l rnlrrliilitm-i.i („r (hr .aiirix.ar nf none. ralalna famla, will Hr i*Mrar( fur Hay’s pronouncement was the ctdmlnallon of one of the •I r r a n l a r m l t r r l l a l n a ralaa. most successful diplomatic ventures in our history. It would ll*l>»r«*nl»i« Aallnaallr llr In is> hypocritical to say that the United States did not profit . " 4»*»»e«(.er Hefireeeiiliilltee l*r„ lew t„rh, I'blraaa, IlMr-.tt from the rsdlcy. But tin* statesmanlike conception of the Hanana I Hr anil *1, l.aula. policy, as it was shaisid hy Hay. brought free contact with Tb* HfitM la a a r a b w «| Hr the outside world to China anil n|reeded up the process of Aaaurlatr.il "blrb la aallllra M rlN ltilr In Ikr aar far rran Ml. modernization. {■•'••a " f " " ,fc' ln*'"1 ***** attain* In these days when Ihe efforts of our diplomats are so ■* **■» n-wanunrr aa aril aa al* AI* ur*ra Xl.pairke*. frequently frustrated, it is pleasant to recall a diplomatic triumph which brought good to the world as well as to our­ FR III AY JAN. J, 19.13 selves. The day may come when the door to China will be TmiAV'fl HltlLK VFBSR Thrrn la beauty |n holiness, In re-opened. riirht thoohgt* In n good l|fa. Kvll a i.5 * n< thinking destroy beauty or lift* ami of feature*. From the (Jriighter of Ion all liar beauty la depurted.------ l.am. 1:14. Ilit* trouble vvilli irrrrn in g Coni* nniniaN from the Slide iVpnrtm rnl ami tin- U niinJ Nation* i« lli.il loo many Coimminitli w m hired to tin •hr jolt, iJf. I » li Seng Tsui, |irtifrn o r of P'ychology ■( I ulnne U n ivrn ity, ha* (J (covered a way for teaching ra il I fir value of coin*. W r ought In make liirn S rrr r la ry of the T rra m ry . Now that H arry Tinm an ii going out of n fficr, lh r Hritirh I'rim r M m iilrr it coming to the United fftntai to tr r General Liirn lio w rr. We doulit if lliii anntial vitil will cott tit at much a* the other* have. Pointing out that Teddy Rooievell't adminii'ration w ai known a* the "S tiuarr O ra l". Woodrow W il­ ton'* a* the "New Freedom"i FD R *, a* the "New I)*-al". and M u ry In u n .in 'i at ihe " F a ir D eal", John Temple Grave* lugged* that if General Kiienhower’* mutt have a name, why nol rail il the "New Lo o k". Il i* time, he think*, for American* to have a new look at America. Speaking of the Katyn mauacre of the Pole*, now prriurpably per­ petrated by the R u iiia n *, Holme* Alexander point* out we can'l juit go o*| forever heinif indignant about iu c I i atrocilie*. and he men­ tion* Lidice, Corrrgidor, and Addis Ahaba, all of them outrage* commilled ngainil m nr our friend* by our enemie*. Hut why did In leave out Nugnmki or I hro iliiiiia? Were not they atrocilie* too? Or dor* il ju it de)>end upon your point of view? Il teem* to u* that if wa are ever to prevent tucli thing* a* the Katyn F o rm m atiacre, we have got to prevent wart. You don't gel anywhere limply hy taying that the enemy killed a lot of people. So did we, F.lie we wouldn't have won. Some of u* who are convinced after leaning the other way that fluoridation of community drinking Water hat not been proved lafe, •re embarraied by the ■company in which we find ounelvei. It’* like being for MacArthur and having the California lunatic fringa of f a 'c iili call you brother. Some­ thing like a lunatic fringe hat cropiied out againil fluoridation, a* "tcm rlhing iel up hy tocialired medicine political planner* and n lo lle n ." "Don't Re 'Duped' and 'Doped* by the M a rx itli,1* tenant* • headline In a Minnciota periodi­ cal called "Am erlcaniim Bulletin." The panword teem* to be "m a n medication." a* if that made fluorM tlien either right or wrong.— John Temple Grave*. I% . If Genera) E lte n lio w ar i i the Man of the Year a* far aa America . ia concerned, who It iha Man of the Year In Sanford? fff^ B r a ile y •Odham, ihe firat Sanford man who ever ran for governor, and who Uibuih defeated, made,.a ‘ able thowing? It II Bill Blaignr, • I man pretiding oylr the dr»... of • $15,000,000 corporation mayor of Sanford? !• it. Jack ill, who throughout mo»t of tha idant of tha Saminoia it of Conwaaita and m A Copyright, mu. hy limn'd tvif. Distributed hy King rrstuiee gyndlret*. 31 Courses To Be Offered Public At Rollins College WINTKIt PAIIK, (Fpreinl) Thlrtv-une rourecs In eight fields will he offered Jan. (1-Mar. lid to the nubile through the facilities of liollina College, It was an­ nounced today. The Courses for tho Community far ]0B!l Include a lecture series i>v anthropologist Frederick W. Sleight, and a rourio entitled Or­ chestral Music far rl.liteneta, Tho course In muslr, taught hy Kdna Wallace Johnston, drew more than 200 auhacrihen last war. It will Im given In the winter Park Congregathmul Church be­ ginning Jan. 0. George Saute, Dlreclur of Com­ munity Courses for the railage, said today that new claaeea la art by Mre. Caryl J . Tasker are designed for several Interested groups. One la entitled Interior Decoratlorj.Design far Living, and the other Drawing and Painting. The latter clast will Includo field trips and gallery tours this year. The lecture serlea by •Mr. Sleight hae not been given befpro at tha college, even though .he hta been a,popular member a t tHe Community course* faculty In nrevolua years. It hr called PrgHistory In the Americas. Many courses In education will again be given for the benefit of taaehera, parents and othrri. 8pe- rial daises In Frroch and Fpanlsh will also be offered, with two sec­ tions planned in French and thfru In Kpanlah. Aa customary In tha past, rourscs for children In tnuale arn offerrd. These are already In progress, hut them are open­ ings lo many nge group*, up to nod including Junior high school. A ten week course In rreatlve writing, taught hy Ur. Edwin (trunorrry, will again lie offered, ai. will a psychology course un­ der Ur. James H.Russell, The latter la entitled “ Klcminta of Pavcholuglcal Uvnnmlrs." One of the interesting phase* of the urogram la the Discussion Club, which does not render col­ lege credit. This rtnh la limited to lift person* interested In a eerie* of lecture-dlscuaslona on topic* of their awn choosing. Members of tha Kalllna College faculty chair tho meetings, which have drawn full membership In previous offering*. Additional Information can he ohtalncd from Mr, Baute at the rollegs. The main objective of the Courses for tho Community pro­ gram le to serve the civic, cul­ tural, professional and recreation­ al naed of tho community a t colIrge level. Tha program dove loped Into Ita present statue last year, aftfr bcglnnlitg at' course* nhH lecture* . aader th#- tats Dr. Hamilton,Holt In’ 4?M- / ■; Early iu r srd al of tha Jayc 35 i , j Repairs and Iteconditloning Rukur's Musical Instrument Shop 2004 Cedar Aven*e Phone t i l t MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD the Senate tomorrow when the new. S.1rd Congres* open* and a group of Northern Democrat* and Republican* try to get the Senate rule* changed. Unless Ihe rule* are changed— In prevent filibuster* by the South­ ern Democrat*—IT* almoal certain no civil right* laws can Im passed hy Congress during the Elsenhower administration, Although House and .Senate con gh Hon duct their under rules a itfr builness b the members of hoi of the two are [louses, tfte rules not the lame. There are 433 House members hut only M senators. All 433 House members are elected for reelected) evrry two years and for |orms of two years only. Ho It's really a brand naw, freshly elected llouso which heine business every two years, Just ke this one. because nf this, the House Is not. In a strict sese, considered a continuing body. So cvpry two venrs, at the start of business, it has to adopt rules under which It will do business. And. as regularly as n clock, each new House adopts the rules of the preceding House. The point Is: Each new House actually adopts Its own rules even though they are exactly the same rules the old House had. It's different In tho Senate which consider* Itself a continuing body because the 9(1 members serve six. year term*. And the terms overIan. Every two years only onethird of the senators. 33, have lo face the votera. Tho rest still have unexplred terms. So, since they don't consider themselves a new body every two year*, tha sanalora hava treated their rulea aa permanent. They don't adopt naw ones every two years. That's one of the Important points In any Senate explosion to­ morrow. But here Is another equal­ ly Important: In the House, with its 433 mem­ bers, drbate la limited. So there are no House filibusters, That’s why In recant year* Northern Dem ocratsa and Republicans In the able to team up Housea have been ‘ and ft*sa civil rlafhta legislation over io Southern Democrat*' protesta. n T E L E P H O N E S 1«0 »nH 1071 Room 401 Hanford Atlantic National Bank Building NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Dependable Used Cars Are Safe Buys radio. o FUKI) 2 door sedan. clean, g o o d tires, IIUICK sedanette, rlean, low milengi-, radio, heater, Dynaflnw '40 FORD Convertible Coupe Extra Good Tire* Mechanically Good any attempt to change Ihe rules might, from the viewpoint of those Northern democrat* and Republi­ cans wlm want a change, seem hopeless. Apparently, they don't think so. This Is wnsl they have been talking of doing: Trying to get Vice I’residvnt Barkley, who’ll be presiding over the Senate when II open*, to rule that the Senate, like the House. Is nol a continuing body but must adopt Its rtdes afresh every two years. They hope that. If tho Senate agreed, il might also agree, when adopting new rules, to drop or mod ify Ihe one against ending a fili­ buster. If this stlompt Is made, Ihe Senale may wind up In nnc of Ihe most magnificent parliamentary tangles in Its history because the Southerner* will be In Ihere from Ihe start, fighting and probably lillhustering. that. Hut there's another rule: II says any time a group of senators dis­ likes a bill under consideration, or even a motion to bring up such a hill, they can filibuster until the other side gives up unless a eon slltutlonal two thirds of Ihe sena­ tors—64 of the 90—vole to smash Ihe filibuster. Getting 04 senators to vole to kill a filibuster against • civil rights bill Is Just about Impossible. Since a 64-senator vote In end a filibuster Is so hard to get, couldn't Ihe senators change this rule? That’s where Ihe Southern Democrats really have their op portents over a barrel. 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HIV iSouthern civil right! maauure. tha Democra rrali wart able ‘ la to prevent thalr vi___ voting by _flllbusterl xiiterlng until ey gava fight. lava up tha they give Iha light. Since there are w senators, a fiange those rulea. tampt to chi •Mf MvM*«da O ed aik I W p i CHEVROLET 4 door good, nedsn, extra clean, rsdlo« h«*stcr 47 '195 view.' ■ v#-3|y'vftkjAM*4mrr^ i EM Phone 17S2 — 17« of nationally.known bmttmtnt ra* Gene M t\ina CHIROPRACTOR All Leading Makes THE WORLD fOOM N AMERICAN COLONKL nl nn armistice conference In Punmunjom accidentally kicked a young secretary from Shang­ hai In tho »hln. Contritely he said, “ Forgive mo?" Out the young secretary gave him nn nnawer. Instead she whispered urgently into the ear nf a Chinese colonel. Thu colonel passed on her message lo a Chinese general. Thu gen­ eral, ntiviodsly a g H a l e d , * rushed (o a phono and called up Moscow. Some 50 rninules later the general re­ turned to his sent, whispered to tha rolonrl, and the colonel In turn Instructed Ilia Chinese arcrtlnry. 'Hie secretary then smiled ftertliigly at the Ameri­ can colonel and said, "Cer- • Ulnly." / I t • I A wall-known but Improvident author was tolling over a new novel when there come a ring on his doorbell. Ills caller proved In be a comely young woman who announced, “I represent the Federated Community Charity Fund." "You've arrived In the nick of time," enthused the author, "I'm starving I" Please call foe appointment New and Used Instruments An old political landmark will Ire lost if the Socialists stick to the seven to three vole of their National Executive Committee, and put op no more presidential tickets. This is a confession (hut they are simply getting nowhere. For years they have polled fewer than i00,000 votes, an Insigni­ ficant record in a country where 011,000,000 turned out to the pnlis in Novemlstr. This vote to give up the national fight had the support of Norman Thomas, for many years their presidential nominee, and Darlington llnopes, who this year headed the ticket. The Socialists were horn within the memory of many now living. Their flrHt appearance on tho national ballot was In 1000. Before 'hat the Socialist Labor party had run can­ didates, as It still does, but were even weaker than the so­ cialists have proved. For a while they did well, especially when Eugene V. Debs run. Ills following among labor and his Jailing as a pacifist in World War I won him many quorum. enough for doing business, votes outside of the party. lo 1020, his best year, ho got would he 49 Ami In passing the over 000,000 votes. usual measures which flow through the Senate only a simple majority Hy JAMBS MAHLOW Socialist parties have developed great strength in Europe, hut hnve never done much in tho United States. Are WASHINGTON (Jtt — This I* an vote 1* needed—a majority of the 49, That's covered hy a Senate wu t(hi prosperous and comfortable? ABC on the explosion expected In rule. There's no argument about ------------ By BENNETT CERF------------- DR. H. X . RING OPTOM ETRIST E Y E S EXAMINED G LA SSES FITTED 116 South Palmetto Avenue Exit The Socialists Try and Stop Me DR. C. L. PERSONS * FO H D IC H W A tH IN O ” �Mary Maury Married To U . W alter Smith MONDAY |Ben Wiggins on Cameron Avenue. Bl. Mark's Chapter of Holy A bArd meeting of the Chain Croat Episcopal Church will meat of MUnion* will be held at 10:00 at B:00 p. m. with Mra. A. W. Lee, a. m. at the Parish House. 2416 Laurel Avenue. WEDNESDAY The Sunday School of the First The Prayer Meeting Service at Baptist Church will hold a Work- the First Baptist Church will he* ju ir Council meeting beginning at gin at 7:30 p.m. Diploma* and UoO p.m. with a covered dish sup- heal* for Study Course* during per. the past year will be awarded as Officers Installed By Eastern Stars AmhUt coTorful »ettlng, consist. u . . . log of tall basket* of Iwaatifdlly M’, £ ' * rk h“ ) arranged polnsettla*. yellow ehry- ??,* k t ui u u f * u " J,,Yr ifim*1 ranthemumx, and rfe* plant, tne " hltrhurat of llibi*newly elected offlcera of Bern- fu* tourt’ po le Chapter No. 2, OES for the . ensuing year were Installed by Mr*. W. J. Morrison left on Mrs. Murray Jarvis, past firand Sunday for the Atlantic Coast Electa, on Monday night at the Line hospital in Waycm**, Ga. Masonic Temple In Sanford. for treatment. A large group of about two hun-------dred watched th# beautiful cereM/Sgt. Earl timber of West itinny a* Mrs. Leona Mclotln and, Palm Beach was the guest of Hob Col#, retiring worthy matron Ml** Peggy Best and hrr parent* uud worthy patron, respectively, during the Christmas holiday*. invited the Instnlllng officer* to ------h*> admitted by the marshal, LuFriend* of Mrs. J. A. Young dlle Norton. will he *orrv In l#*rn that *h# i* 9 Dressed in evening dresses nf ronfined to the FluriV Raninnstel shade* the marshal escorted torlum. Mrs. Murray Jarvis, past Crundl ------Electa nnd installing officer; Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Lundqulst left WedEunice Turner, past Grand In- nesdav for Monlerev, Calif, to visslructor and Installing chaplain; It her daughter and son-in-law. Mr*. Margaret dolt, past matron Lt. nnd Mr*. R. M. Brown. and Installing marshal; Mrs. Vlr-| --------ginia Burney, past matron and In-1 Mi** Peggy Lundqulst and MU* Mailing associate marshal; and Diana Fleischer arc spending Mrs. Vivian Welch, installing or- several days at Ormond Beach I’u n b l to he introduced and to with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Powell. their ruspecllve station*. | -------4 Mr*. Jarvis asked the Installing Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Vihlcn and marshal and the Installing a*soc- j daughters Lydia Ann and Anita, isl# marshal to escort the officers-1 mid Mr*. Leonard Vihlcn of Lake elect In anil to Introduce them, Cltv were the weekend guests of after which she proceeded to In- Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Morrison, ••all them ns follows; namely, — — Mr*. Henrietta Raines, of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. James It. Doughworthy matron; J. II. Jonri, Ovle- ertv have left for their home in dp, worthy patron; Mrs. Mary Rve, N. Y. after spending th# Eula Holtxclaw, associate matron; holidays with Mrs. W. J . Morrison J. I*. Hollxclaw, associate patron; at her home on Palmetto Avenue. Mrs. Ludcan Howard, conductress; --------Mrs. Virginia Anderson, associate Mr. and Mrs. (lenrgc D. Bishop Conductress; Mr*. Janie .Shumaker, have returned to their home afsecretary; Mrs. Leslie Sheppard, ter spending about len day* with treasurer; Mr*. E. C. Williams, their daughter and son-in-law. chaplain; Mrs. Florence Rnyder, Mr. and Mr*. II. N. Aslthy and warder; Gordon llrUson, sentinel; children. In Raleigh, N. C. and Mesdamc* Augusta Bilhrey, -------a* Ada; Lonnie Moye, as Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Daliell Margery Sheppard, a* Esther: |had as their guests on New Years Grace Cordell, a* Martha; and dav their daughters, the Misses lice Wyatt, as Electa andi Beatrice and Joan Dalxrll: also Mr*. Pearl Tyre, as marshal. , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Davis, Mrs. Eva Harkey served as or- all of Pawling. N. Y. garilst until Mr*. Welch’s entrance.) -------- , Hdrkey1wait also accompanist Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Dugan nt \he pluno when Mr*. Mary Hell ] «nil son, Harold Morgan, Jr., rerendered some lovely solo* pre- turned to their home In KaUmah, ceding the Installation. |N. Y. Wednesday after spending Immediately following Mr*. Christmas holidays with Mr*. Raines’ Installation Roger Harris, ’ Dugan’s mother. Mr*. Lillian Vicaccompanied by Mrs, Welch at the krrv and brollier-in-low and sisplnno, rendered a lovely musical ter Mr. and Mr*. V. C. Messenger, selection, one of Mr*. Kniiiei’ fa­ vorite*. Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Jennings A beautiful candlelight service, Jr. of Franklin, Tenn, are the accompanied by music rendered by guests of Mr*. Jennlng's parent*, Mrs. Cole, accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hagan at their SVelch, was enacted by the newly home on Park Avenue. Miss Harlnxtnlled star points, the conduc- bara Hagan ha* returned to her tress and assoelato conductress, home In Orlando after spending a the marshal and chaplain. week with her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Raines presented to Mr*, and Mr*. Hagan. By ‘U n i E n o n E R B t OM Th# marclay# of Mary Fontainr Maury anil l.l. Walt#r Mr#di Smith wa* aotrmnlird on Dec. HO at 7:00 p.m. in Mohllr, Ala. at All Saint* Episcopal Church. Th# hrldr 1* th# daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Lewi* Maury of Mohllr and hi* parent* are Mr. and . Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith of this g city. Hr I* at present stationed at Warner Rohin* Field In Georgia, The Hrv. Franc)* I). Wakefield lj| Jr. officiated at the doulde ring service against a beautiful back­ ground of flock plumoso.* and anJM gel feather*. 1’rlor to the exchange H of marriage vow* Ml** Bevel! ^ Cooper »ang theLord's Prayer. The organist wa* Ml** I’hoeh# Lawrence. ■ • The hrld# wa* given In marriage by her father and wore a gown of Imparted white *nlln fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeve* coming to point* over th# hand*, and a very rull skirt which' ■. ■, extended into a cathedral length train. A three-tiered veil fell from • tiara of orange blossom*. The veil had been worn by the bride­ groom'* mother at her own weddlng. The bride carried a bouquet of white flock plumoso* with satin streamers. Attending the bride were Mr*. Ralph A. Smith Jr., a* matron of honor; Ml** Jeanne While, maid of honor; Mr*. Joseph F. Smith, heldesmatron; and the Misses Thvra Ma# Hamrick, Barbara Ann Boiler ami Itorothy Foe Moxey, ■* hrld**mahl*. The bridesmaid* wore gown* of a »oft green shade fea-1 luring limlier* of shirred green velvet nnd *klrt* uf green nylon net river taffeta. They carried red angel fealhrr* which also formed head dr#**#* fur th# bridesmaid*. Mi* Th# mold of honor Mis* While Thomn* wore a dress similar to th# hrid#*- nouneeil maids, fashioned of red with green and Mr angid feather* In her hair and «t n hit forming a bouquet. Mr*. S m i t h , ---------thp matron nf honor, wore a rhnm nagn# col iired drc«s with gob Roosevelt Auxiliary lam# bodies and *klrt of net ov#i Elects New Officers satin. She carried a cascade hott quet of red and green uttgel feulli er* and wore the red and greet In her hair. Serving a* best man for th* bridegroom was Lt. Itulph A. their Decetii Smith Jr. and ushers were E. (*. I Htndertuivci llariier Jr„ Gene LeGettr, nml the meeting Huston llabeock, all of Sanford. were mad# The mother of the bride, Mrs. in Floridu I Maury, wore a gown of hi up crepe Home m J with bugle heading: long pink Officer* ■ glove* and a corsage of pink or- dent. Mr*. Mr HOME MADE PIES DAILY Rcumillat & Andersen WALGREEN AGENCY *X>N THE CORNER BY THR CLOCK —Jinuary 4 Mm F T Room dUi riit*it4in<*d ir.rm t# ri v( A ll "-'out’ Cathohi Church choir on New V#ar* F.v# at hrr hoin# on ralinrtto Av#nu#. A ChrDlmn* thrm# pr#dominnt#d in decoration* throughout th# room*. Thr center of th# dining laid# » m dr#urnted with cry* Iill candelabra holding burning «hilc taper*. Hnrinir Ih# evening ih# guest* enjoyed singing Christum* carol* and other favorite mud# Thu*# attending wrrr Mr. and Mr*. Eu­ gene Kendall, Mr. nnd Mr*. John Coffin, Mr*. Mary Church and the Mr*. Walter Hendrix nnd chil­ dren of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Tuvlnr were ilo* guest* nf Mr. and Mr*. K. (!. Soderbloin Sumlay evening. Mrs. It. V. Warren ha* n* her guests her snn-in-luw nml danghter. Mr. nnd Mr*. A. .1. Taylor nnd children of Fort Myers. herald I'agi Mii*#) C.dlum, fJnu Mb t.#N, Pegs-, l»-ML> Inti), Bet# Bi -b#e, nitty t'uliiirn, Mary Ann Michels Holly lllvini and I’atty Burn'. 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A J • ROAST TURKEY and DHKHBIN0 HOABT BEEF and GRAVY • / ------ “7 7X * COME AS YOU A RE tf* | O C MAKE IT A FA M ILY A FF A IR I �* • Defensive Platoons Over 400,000 Specta­ tors Witness New Year Grid Contests Despite TV Shows «y HUGH FULLERTON Jr. Associated Prraa Sport* Writer Vnu'il never know It (mm thr score*, but the defensive platoon* were tlm deciding (nclors In moat nt the (ootlinlt bowl game* that marked the beginning of m s . True, Alabama established a new ncqrlng record for ,*majnr,‘ bow competition by walloping Syracuxi MB In tho Orange Row], and thr San Olego Naval Training Center went *n point, higher and mint have icl a record for any kind of bowl game when It whnmned thr 101.t Airborne Dlvl.lon of Camp llrerkinrldge, Kv , HI 20, and only two team, on the cnllro ll*t were shut out. Rut to offset thn*e two remark able .coring exhibitions. Southern Callfornln .topped WI.ron.ln four time, within .coring range to earn n welcome 7 0 victory for the West In thr Rose Howl Georgia Tech', defen.Ive platoon held Mississippi nnre Ic.. than a foot from the goal, once on Hie two yard line nml oner no the live, alter yielding an cnrtv Imictutmi n, lo wIn 210 In the Sugar Hnwl Texan out itefen.ed Trnnexxcr the learn that Imd the be»l drfenae ol any imijrir college during the regular season, and took advan­ tage ol the Volunteer*' offensive error* to wilt 18 0. And Florida, alter gaining a twotouchdown lead over Tulsa In the Gator Howl game, had lo dig in for all it wn* worth, holding on the live yard line In the closing minutes, to win 11 13 The day's lesser howl games saw College ol Hie Pacific whip Mississippi Southern, 27 0, In the Sun Howl, Texas Southern edge Prairie View In Hie prairie View Howl 13 13 All this inserted New Yenr's ro Inrlnlnment was witnessed by over tnu.qOO tans who actually were on hand and prrhans millions ol others wlm watched (our of the big ones on television And It netted well over two million dol­ lars from gate rrrelpts and TV and radio lees, for Ihe competing school, and the conferences and a * s o c I a I e d institution* which shared In the ruts The exact fig lire* won't be known for some weeks after Ihe audits are com­ pleted. 4*9 Southern California nml Wlsrnn sin drew over loo.ooo people Into Pasadena's Hose Howl: the Sugar Howl attracted an rslimnlrd 82,. IKK); there were 73.804 paid adml* shins at the Colton Howl, 00,280 al the Grange Howl and 30,018 it Ihe tlnlnr Howl. Those were the biggest crowds. Although Anlmmu'a 81 points wiped mil Michigan’s (wo topnlnl Hose Howl triumphs which had stood ns the scoring record since Ihe first Tournament nt noiex game In 1002, that wa»n't the day'* ihrlllrr, The excitement ramo In the tlose games, and Ihe llnsp Howl, oldest of all, probably was the most stirring. Alter six straight triumphs for Ihe Hlg Ten since the (wn conference* hooked up. California fan* were ready In yell for n West Const victory, flut when It came they were almost breath­ less. Wisconsin, with battering Alan Amet he as a constant threat, got within .coring range four times. U8C had three chances, rallied In nn one when stihslRtiln tailback Rudy Huklrli passed In Al Car* ntlrnael to rnmpletn a 73-yard urrlal drive and barely missed one field goal attnmpl. Twice in Ihe rinsing minutes Wlsrioislu rattle rinse and, with alioul two inlmdes to go, llarland Carl raced inlo Ihe end rime, sol hlx hands nn an almost perfect pass nml juggled It Just long enough lor momentum to carry him out nl hininda for an inenmplrlliin. FIMVritAI.lTBOWL SCORES Ily The Assm-lated Prra* ROSE HOWL (Pasadena) Southern Californio 7 Wisconsin SUGAR ROWE (New Orleans) Georgia Tech 21 Mississippi 7 nPrroN nmvi. (Dallas) Fox ns HI Trniinsfo 0 ORANGE HOWL (Miami) Alatnimn III Syracuse II GATOR HOW), (Jacksonville) Florida 14 Tulsa 13 SAI.AII IIOWI, (I'huenls) H»n Diego NTC 81 loisl Alrlmrne (Crimp llrerkinrldge) 20 HUN HOWL <KI l’a*n) I ollege of Pnelfle 21) Mississippi Houtherii 7 FRAUD: VIEW (Tex.) ROW!. Texas Southern 1.1 Prairie View TANGERINE HOWL (Orlando) East Texas Stole 55 Tenneasec Torn 0 , HICK HOWL (Tokyo) Camp Drake 23 Yokosuka Navy Rase 8 'ace A Frl. Jan. 2. 1982 T i ll : HANFORD HERALD Famous Jockey Is Sanford Visitor During Holidays Alabama Swamps Placekick Decides Syracuse 61 To 6 Florida’s Victory In Orange Bowl Over Tulsa Team Crimson ' Title Rolls Vofonin Tom Miner For Nine In Great­ MiVea Conversion est Of Mismatches To Lose For Tulsa Hv F. T. MACPF.ELY By GENE PLOWMEN MIAMI, Fla. <* — Alabama re JACKSONVILLE, Flo. ijh - The wrote the Orange Howl record book toe still derides football games with a crushing 01-8 defeat of and th*I never was more evident Syracuse In Ihe greatest mismatch than In Florida’s 141.1 victory over of all New Year'* day major foot­ Tul«a In Ihe Gator Howl Thursday. ball games. flick Casorrs plarcKirkcd two The mighty Crimson Tide rolled ronvcrslona after Florida louchfor nine touchdown* ami turned the downs. 19th annual Orange Howl classic Tom Miner, who boated 41 of Into a rout before 88,280 spectator* 43 for Tulsa during Ihe 10-game who started leaving the stand mid­ season, missed a conversion and way the third period. ■ field goal In the last quarter In sharp contrast to some pre­ nf Ihe hnwl game. vious Orange Bowl game* which The nfflrial* had a great deal were won and lost In final seconds, to do with the outcome nf Pie this one turned Into x boresnmo game, loo. They called an Illegalfiasco. use of hand* penally against Tulsa Syracuse wn* the underdog from on Florida‘a second conversion. the time the Eastern champion* Cxiarcx had missed but the pena'lv were pfekrd to play Alabama and gave him annther chance and he Ihe Orangemen apparently never made thr point that won Ihe game. overcame that psychology. Hnlh the Tulsa kick* that missed Alabama, Llpoint favnrlle at were close, hut Coach J O. ( B id ­ MIMBIKI o r AN AUST8IAN soccer Ir on line lip for n group pb turn nt game time, scored first and when dy) Brother* had no complaint* Mlewlld Airport, New York, where they were placed under guard by Syracuse drove from Its own 22 tn against the rulings The referee. Immigration nfllrlatx under provisions of the new MtC'iurnn-Walter Inc Alabama goal It looked like a Ronald Gibbs from the Missouri Valloy Conference, promptly waved Ail Eli mule lo llogota, Colombia, the men were not allowed to talk to tight hall game coming up. Hut when Jim George's kick for lo Indicate the ball was wide of anyone outside llielr group while In Ihe Unlit il Staler, ffnlernaflonal J extra point was partially blocked, Ihe goal post* In each ease. struck the crossbar and bounded The teams will get ronslrieralily bark onto (be field, II left Syracuse less lhan the maximum { 80,000 pay. trailing. 8 7. off fnun the game sloe-,- attendance " I Hunk Syracuse realized when was only 30,81.3 The howl had a Alnhamn Rot Its one point leod c.-m.arlly of 57.080. curly In the game that It would be After rouipli-lelv dominating Ihe ■in ifie short end of the score." said first half and biking a Ho lead Alabama C o a c h Harold died) on 78 and 8't vn'rd touchdown Drew marches, the Florida Gnlnrs lei Syracuse Conch Plnvd ill r n) dawn, fumbled three limes and HAS MIEN \ I'nlif :• The 1053 may lorn mil In In- a ruiM''l > "r Schw-artzwnldcr agreed that Pie all but gave away the game "We Inosciit-d iqi nur defense In In other wavs b<-l for Poetfle psychology was against Ills learn "Our team was In good sbniie the .serond half, ex per Ilug n In' Coasl fi'itlhnll d'* already a trippy arid m i - didn't run nut of gnx," lip of passes." Florida Coach Huh new ye.o’ The Hlg Ten's embarrassing -lx added "We did file best we could, Woodruff explained "Thai allowed year stranglehold on He lime Howl but when you gel behind it takes Tulsa's ground game to gtd rolling " c line l>- in end ye-'erdev ns Nnntli some of the starch nut of vim " "II »n* mir passing," Drew sold California nul'vJed a bui-th Florida’s tn-igh defense held ORLANDO 'FI—East Trxna Stale ern of Hadj'ers from Wliemnin. ' of Abdulina's Imp btlmi ii uvabmehe llnwle Waugh, Ihe nation's leading remained unbeaten in l'i slralghl 7h’lpeh "When you throw scoring passes, runner, In 85 yards lo 1.5 carries 0 In-fore a crowd of 101 300 (ootlinll games today after defeal A ranev senior front St l <o'* limehdnwns come fast " Hid halfback* .1 C Hubert*, sub mg Tennessee Tech 33 0 for the pound l.ulb tek Itody Ibiklth. Three Alabama loucluloivns came sllbiH- who has been out most of most lopsided victory In Tangerine 1*8 wa* the sorpri e hero of the vli on po--*-s and another nil a pti«s two season* with Miinrie* and Dick Howl's seven year history. The Texan*, with Marvin Itrnwii lory, which also served lo restore j nlerrenlion Joe Curtis «•a II R h t Kerch,-r. .parked the Tulsa runic running and .lame* Grav nnsxlno. some of K("s tarnished nlorv b- |e|»ld Alabama passe* to set an back drive llnbcrl* and Waugh scored two quick llrst imtOkI touch this eranddaddy of all post-season individual record for an Grange |rath scored a touchdown on short Howl game fled Hurdlll of Texas plunges after 73 ,-tml ps v ml downs Thursday night, then wnllnl classics Each started with a Until (hey lost lo Alabama. 31 It \ A M caught seven against !„SU 'marches until Hie fourth quarter before rFlorida fumble cranking up their offensive inn In HM8 and lo Mlehb'no, 40 0 In in till I Cecil Ingram look Mike Jaso'* I Ronnie Morris a Lakeland. FIs lfsfH Hie Troians had won eight chine again punt on the Alabama 20 ami went lad who ouarb-rback.-i Tulsa'* splli Twenty point* In Ihe Iasi period straight New Year’s game* Huklrli. 22 years old and 4MV4 80 yards for a touchdown tn erase T formation, minpleled |i) pn**eis came in a seven-minute hurst llrnwn dashed 25 yards around spent must of hlx college career another Individual record, set bv for 132 yards llul Florida hail the right end for Ihe first touchdown under*luliving. Tills season It wa< Ilccrher Monlginnery of T C II ilefense In lireaP. op Ms lon-i ones when Hie gontu wa. four minutes to All - America ,llm Knars llul against Georgia In 1842 at 'at yards nod keep him from the nearly two Hut passes didn’t loll the whole Imirhiloun pusses ,t game he uv Hears went out of Hie Hose Howl old. Tommy MrCormark Ihrn look a eantc after nnlv Hirer minutes and slury. The Alalia ms line opened printed In Ihe regular season, 18-ynnl pass from Gray for another 33 second*, with a broken flh'di. gnplnn hole* fur Imll curriers unl Florida, on the oilier hand u*p | bom- lo hlx lower left leg. Thai Ihe Tide gained 288 vords nn the Its passing game ns n primary score. around, noo through the nlr, com­ Gray’s passing—Rrnwn's miming left It up lo Hliklrh. weapon for a change Dong Dirkry Ilmlv came through In fine style pleting 22 nf 37 passes —started the fourth quarter fliirYy Hyrnrusn also fried 31 passes, Ibrew 78 yards In Pans Unit for lie threw to Drown twice, Ihe two For Ihe dav, he eninpleied 12 the key play In the first touchdown tdays spanning Hti yards with passes out of 20 for a fio per m il completing 17 for 157 varils The march Casare.s scored on a one Drown going must ol ihe distance nverngo and 137 yards. Hclnrc he Orangemen got a mere 75 yards on yard plunge afoot on the second which was went out, Henrx had connected with Ihe ground In 33 plays, rushing fur Fred Itoblnson. who nllernnted five nf their 1.3 first downs three out of four good for 87 yard* with Dickey at quarterback, tossed Alabama rushed for 15 f i r s t The two teams SC, champion of Snfetyman Glvnn Johnston in 37 yards lo Hall for Ihe xet-ond terretitrd Jack Van llooacr's pas. the Pacific Coast Conference, xml downs and passed for ten The Tide touchdown punted only three limes for n puny and lore off 73 yards for iinollier Wisconsin, champion with Purdue Mali was voted hv sportswriters touchdown and l.mk I'urks fol of Ihe lllg Ten-battled each other .18 vartl average The score was by far the must Ihe most valuable Florida player lowed him nernss on a nine yard lo a scoreless standoff through the Murv Mal-iszak Tulsa's All-Atner Inp-xldril In all mnlnr bowl hlstorv. first half. plunge. leu guard, won rnosl valunhlc surpassing the 4118 heating Mich In the third ouarter, rsing only The Tennesseeans threatened player honor* on his team. once, reaching Ihe Texans' 8 In the three ground play* In Ihe drive, Iqnn handed Stanford In Hu- Pnsa second Tackle Hrunn Ashley Huklrli paved the way fur n touch dens Ruse Howl In 1882 and tied smeared n last down passing try down in nine plays Halfback A' bv Michigan against Southern Cal­ Carmichael stepped over, Sam ifornia In 1D40, also In Ihe Hose Paid allriidnnrc was 12,310 Tsagalukis limited Ihe conversing Bowl, Even Grange Howl nfflrial* were and II was 7 8 Thai wax Hie hall name, hut stunned by the rout, amt preferred oh Wisconsin didn't know II. Ilaluska In talk alMiiit the gilltrrlng half­ MIAMI REACH 'A*—A brother kept tilii-hing slrlkex. Ameche ken* time show, "Flamingo Fantasy." The game wax televised national Irani (nun Mexico CHy~Rme ••lugging nw.iv nt Ihe stmmrh SC Mario Hcyea ami Kitrhan ileyes— line, ami right up lo the finish ly for Ihe first time (CHS). It aUn Thursday became the first Grange Ihe visitors kept trying lo maintain wax broadcast on u nationwide Hnwl Junior Tennis Tournament the Dig Ten's rrrurd of no defeats radio network. triple crown winners. DALLAS, Tux. MV—Easy going In Ihe current scries, which still The girl. 13. and her brother. 1,1, GARBAGE HOWI. Ed Price gnmblrd with his defense he* a year In gn. MONTREAL UB - Bowl games defeated P it Stewart, Inillanatwilli, and changed It Inin an awesome touchdowns In Ihe xerond nml final were Ihe rule yesterday In (he Inti.; and Pelr Green, Wcxt Palm thing thnl humllntrd Tennessee Bearh, 8 4, 8 4, In win Ihe lualor far more lhan the 18(1 score hull- periods waited unhide In yell ac­ fontball world and Montreal wax mixed dimblcs. rated yesterday In Ihe I7lh niimrnl claim for Ihe Southwest Cmtfrrrnce nn exception--!! had Its Garbage Each also wound up with singles i hamplnns Bowl. Scrulhern Bombers blanked Cotton Howl. "We ehangrd up our defense-- Northern Combines to o In the an­ and doubles victories For I'rlce’a tenlh rnnked foolhall The Junior hoys doubles final team stole Tennessee's thunder ns hail the linemen slnnlinu and slic­ nual gamp. Prnecrtla from Ihe gamn were was completed with Don ThumpIhe eeunlry'x lop defensive team, ing," Price said in explaining how *nn, New York City, nod Green llinlled the Volt In Inst 48 yards Ills line crashed through to spill turned over tn the school for crip­ beating Ed It lilnnlf. Miami Hunch passing nml hurled Ihrin to a minus Tennessee backs almost every time pled children. they got the ball. Hcfnre yesterday, 14 vard* rushing. The Salvation Army was nruanThe sudden switch of a so so Texas linemen rlmrged straight lied In 1879. defense to nn nmnsluglv, efficient ahead unit prompted Vnl ('nnc)i llnh Ney land In exelaltn: " I knew Texas had a good offense, lml I didn't know the defense was that good." Nevlund brushed aside talk of bad breaks, "We Bid bent badly." he said adding Texas wn* by for tlm best lenm Tennessee had fnrrd this season and una of Urn "best I have seen." Sweat (mured oil Price's face ax ho stood barked In u steaming, Jammed training room under the East Texas State Wins 19th Game In Tangerine Bow! Over 100,000 Fans Sec* Southern Cal On I Iasi Badgers TenncHSco Is Slaugh­ tered M To 0 in Lopsided V i c t o r y Mexico City Team Winn Tennis Title V I Surrender To Texas By 1«-0 In Cotton Bowl AMItNTtCI JOCKIY Tony DeBpIrUo, 18. of Lawrence. Mas*. U crowned champion by Joe Culmone after he broke the worm • riuinx record whan he brought In hi* 3IBth winner of the year. Tony r.Ho four winner* on the nine-race prognm at Tropical Park, Coral Games, Fla., to surpass the record of 588 let by Walter Miller In 1908 and tied In tBSO hv Jon rnfmona end Willie Shoemaker, f/niernellunaij Frank Sedgman And Ken McGregor Make Professional Debut Tuesday It) It A1.1*11 J. roMPKINS Jockey Joe Ibirnhart, who will bn remembered by Sanford o,ov'lc' iroerx ax tlm vil linn In lliit’k Ditvix "Diamond Horseshoe", brewed thimmh town yestonlav. Al’liongh a native of Chieago, this 22-year old horwimun tan boast a rktl rep­ el toire of horse racing experience* ■om-hlng ulnuixt every stale in thu Union. Joe i» n little coeky, A lu.-kW' somehow Ju«t hn> to be. They hi™ii ’ii he tough and versatile. They have to posM-s-, the rare ability to execute a bruatl new set of plans on n moment's nollre. Joe appenrx to rmliody all these qualities and po<xll>ly more too. lb- now weighs 120, he laid me, hut hr will have to whittlo off ex»ctly It (miiiiids before mounting n horse for raring. The top weight limit lx Ilf), hut Joe does this one pound bettor Jtl»l to Ik* on the safe Hide of things. "No frtBI stuff. Plenty of fruit* and vege­ tables. Light on r » n d v and eonceptralt-d awrelaj that’s my regutni laeing diet", udinllled aoeki-y J OI-, “ Must horse raring is good clean »|ior*. I wouldn't Irnile il for the world", he rontinued. "However, once in ii while some anxious ox well o- unscrupulous horse owner shoots a hot shut to a horse just before ii race start* lo better chance* his unlmnl will have v f winning the stretch. Ill vitnuilnx are commonly used", nml then Joe mentioned u long drug xtimulnnt which phonctirnllv approximated "Tea-ta-lox-ta-tone", with our mu­ tual apologies in advance to tho tnrmlu-r* of the iiiedlrnl profes­ sion. These trnnxgrexsifln* iqwin the high code uf honor nf the rac­ ing world, according to Joe, are more mii—, however, than the genera) pul In- I* led to li-lievo. .Movlmand other Kilim** nf irrifiivotitl^* finMi* it v ternI to il iht<9j t th** rt'iil LOS ANGELES im ~ Frank Australia "In any matches outside Ihe Sedgman, the world’s No. I tennis player, and his Australian Davis North American enntleent. SrdeCup teammate, Ken BtcGrcgor, man and McGregor will receive start cashing In on' their talent* 35 per cent of the receipts," Kra­ Tuesday when thev make their mer said Jack also expert* to long exported professions! dehut promote four or five JtO.ooo sum­ Ai nt Los Angeles’ Tan-Pacific Audi- mer tournaments fur professionals. That the 23 yeor old Sedgman torluin. lark Kramer, formrr U. S. Ama­ and the 22-yr.ir old McGregor teur champion who will double a* would eventually turn pro has promoter and opponent of the fa- been thr talk nf tennis circles for Sedgmnn and McGregor had ac over a year Kramer sent Ids per mini* Auxslcs, announced last night soiial representative, Tex Schroed crpted his 1100.000 ofrer for a tmir|er, to Australia lo confer with thr ... the liavl* Cup chal­ of............... the United States .."and. other _n|r fact#, In* Nilit I. places on uhlrh I decide." Paneho lenge rourd Hu* miimI fnrnoiiN liorHi** Jni- i*vi*r Hut both Sedgman and McGregor Segura also will lie a member of declined lo hr quoted until after lllfl'lj VVI1A f |l'lift rilie, V4Ill'll fH'ff 4’|| Ihe touring troupe. hin muiPi n ni'i»t f27,t*On in tli«i At Ihe same time In Sydney. they had sm-ressfidly defe"*'ed AoMralia. Sedgman confirmed he inlrrnatinnal trophy liy defeating M id . i if it ii ntitki* uin-H ft le w ynnM and MeGrecor has deserted the the United Stale* team ol Vie iiK«, "Th** thrill n f winning j« amateur rank* and would Jeave fur Si-isn* and Tonv Trailer' four *l<arci| by mvnei nod J-ickev alike", matches to one McGregor dropped i Joe i-imirked. IL- might to know, the United Stales tomorrow "It was 4 big derision for Ken the only match to Seixax after the tor lie tins raced In the famous and I tn make and we have ninny Australian* had clinched the do- race tracks nt Hollywood, Snntn I Anita, Noitl-w Hid, llinli-ih and af regrets,” Sedgman Inlit Sydney re fcn*c of the cun Sedgman ha* been regarded a* ( mmierou* other places and *tnti“ . porters "Hill after wrlghlng every Hurnhnrt is a prni-ll.-al fellow, thing we decided we were doing the finest amateur tciini* player " *- single, he raid that he did the right thing In accepting Krn in the world for the past (wo Hciog men’s offer, Wn Icavn amateur years, He leave* the amateur* a* not ever plan to niniry until he tennis with Ihe best nf good feel-1 noiiler of the Wimbledon and U. S could offer a prospective wife tlto Ings and gmHl wishes to official* titles McGregor defeated Hm for nnrmiil ntalillity sin* would have and plnvrr* remaining " I Ihe Aiislrullan championship last 'he right to expert from n hnsS r Norman Hronkss, pres'dent; January. ________ i-tind, llor e hake,vs just aren't of Hie Australian ITA. ileelarnl, hnnHiodlrs. He was on hix way Sanford - Orlando "Personally I wish them well. lo Macon, Gn. when he passed Srilguinn nml McGregor have done iHiousli Snnfoid, Imvlng heen a lot for Australian tennis In Ihe Kennol t ’hih KntricH "sold" a. he termed it to « man Inst four years. The rhnleo i* their r.^uThl-. |:mi ri -* " I I" *'ltv who imerntea a Jockey own. Any mon lx entitled to make r i i i ' T liar*: — a la '■»>„ Iralo^ng- school. Juf~WiJJ,|ir <-twhi* own declsinnx nml I do nnl |. nil'll llul-”. Hiiminci Hi'" k, tiitn* ploji'd theie a* an InstiUctor for lilninc them for choosing their own I.oii, I ’ru m n iL . Mh i 'I'f ‘i I»H•* .vi Mfi inilrfiniii Iini«*« "Ho you uri*,'* i'lsvivo.*, I .-..it i m i K l***»mv way of life fur the future." J |M ; •^peultMl cnntlidly, "whwt Un* HIM D M ) II \i •: — .1 1*1 »li e Kramer said his offer of liou.noo I#»’fl U uv, I'dtlilii Jm iR tr, A I mmiI a jMi'ki'y to nfiVr 11 or 40 per rent of Ihe gross re­ ir *•«*!v. '' -• D *1 " i, t in ceipts. whichever I* greater, wax H m .k ikiiiu , llfclr.* I.i- ♦mu r*4u»»iiii#i, ‘■ri \ Thn»* i *|i /.HIM made lo the Auxtrnllnn* ax a Lfiiupi. L .i r n n i ' a i ||i«k«i . TMIMII II I I Ilf ft IH IIHr lenm Imt he underxlnndx Si-dgman f: f I I I ' 19 M i l l - ;, — ft |H >f(|r li'ifiH. Mil* W I iffi T " i xi i T i j|i|r will lake 75 per cent 1 * * •• in 4 1 -Nil., mi >iio.it III.m il. III I ’llll hi/* l| H um llm o h in* i I '•*111 ♦>11, ,\| 1nn*tiF 1 .Molly, Him* After a two night stand in l.ox Tr*otM»** M.»lh *1um tllM H' r>if111 n* hi.nis, lin y Ht r |fl|f. I (II Hi ll II Cl ft l*i Mllr Angeles, the net xbir* will Jump M > 1 11 II %( 1:1 ft Ml H l h III. k" *i w hiM » M»rlMu t to New York fur nfternnmi *”*Xloofitiilfi I ' 1 1» « * Vx**y si I HHHi>, Nlh «<* J .*v * 'lilts. V L kltv V h it ■ xiimx nl Madison Square Garden tf i'ri t li i lisiltv. Hroii UI < vim tjtifxn • *£M11 M Tum »li*l Ih ilI, .ill 114 Ir* hrhttk lined up for tippeiirani-ex in 3 8 1 Tin '■< M m irn-n * M-.mv^hM llo lu . ^ • 11*111 It U ’l i i ft Ml title T fiftIT II l i m i - ft/14 H ltr other American dlies but Kramer I Mi* r *»’«* I'*.«11%, |l11r k y I1tbl'oi ■i, i ‘it |;t Flrtii H 1 a f f, Mv (hut, TimliAit«* also plan* to lake the troupe on Jli*|iw, Hrl M i. k. Hull I'Diitiiuti • •nth 11it * I III b Ii **|t, Mai iih .il ■ a lour of Europe, So-ilh Africa. Ill'Ll 1111*88)8 l ‘«»* T i ll**- I'llllw *1**1 lit it I hi 11.. |*Ui 1 1L M«4k«« Murry, Smith America, New Zealand and •*> \ t ii i i t r i : — a 14 i i i i «> H r o ' f i Thuirr*. K v b I m i F n.-« \V||« The New York GinnD grounded imii * 11* i l * . IlIiiftitlM T*i|t, U«tlf*i, Mhh* W n v Jf*.*n8 ll M l H - r f'-*i|||«| In the fewest double (day* in tho ami Hnvid Hamm, Coral Gable*, National League in H'63. The Newr II M'Ht V IA tills* 8 4. (18, 11-0. Him y for, K liin io la io l). W llfiiit Hil«*4 Yorkers hit lutn Uf) twin-killings. Kstchan's singles victory came Wednesday when he defeated Mike HEATED ! ! ! Green, national hoys champion W V S A ACOMFORTABLY A A /W V W W W V A A A A S A W W V A /V V W W W W from Miami Reich. 2 8. 8 2. 8-1 He then teamed with Charles Maxwell Hrown, Imulsvllle, In defeat David Horton. Hollywood. FIs., and Earl llaumgardner, Colorado Springs, 8 8. 7 3. Rose Marie defeated Pal Shaffer, St. Petersburg. 8 2. 7 ,3, and then paired with Sylvia tier, Miami Reach, to beat Pat White anil I A8T TIME TDDAV Evelyn Snyder, both nf Miami Reach, 8 2, fr2. lllf flllli 1 MAN ' "ilk lofiri AAfffi Mjmeen II H)HA Saturday Only! -lH M m i.K F K A T IIH K — I,AST TIMES TONIGHT SUN. & MON. M n* fle lio .o t, LADD KERR C OFIII 41«S ( (m ile s CALVET -B O Y E R COLLMl e T iankrthall By The Associated P j {Central Missouri M Muting. 80 }jjW » 95 William Jewill 71 , ■8otithrait Mliaourl 71 Baker (Ka» Ottawa (Kaa) M Maryvllla (Mo) . ___________ wih Altonto Badoyo Ilea Ferraday •Eugene l|lealee NCWS — CAIITUGN — HHOMTtl ganw R * Baton Hall 78 WIHenb* Wllidngton (81.Louts) larvard Opcii BowHng 7i30 P. M. Sanford bowling Alley fare ( K M T h H W S p f (Ka«) ( i f * ) Traveler* t t klluourl Greyhound Gui la on the olr tonMe over WDBO at 'dilb with oil the 'dona* on tho dog* ol the Ortondo-5onfond : Kernel, Club. SAT. ONLY! • IWHIIH.E FEATURE V*-**" m u tt, "FLAM E OF jg T O STAMBOUL” • Richard Denning S/ ; ' COMPANION PIGTURK MARIA MONTJ5Z , |n . , • l.lna Fnrraday f • Norman Lloyd HOOD CARTOON - FLfJS: v\ • . "H b a t m OP THE HIGH SBABH — NO. 15 • . - . . ^ •t’ * ; COMING JA N . 11*12 "STAH S AND S T R IP E S F O R K T W T . . ...A . . H r ' ........ * - �H r R * V C a t to t »*:» F r l. Jan. i . U J i T U B SAN FO RD H E R A LD .• c s g g j r ^ ] $1?*! m il. i s r \ n : Use A 1 >S P e r I t e s i i l ls I hr f *»Hi *44J»»ii ritlr* ii|*t»D *'» nil U ntti V<h |iuliM*hr<i In t hr RiiMf««n! Mrritut I TitMi* I II' I' » llnr iii*r»ll*»W .'I |I imm Mir |»rr lln r It4*rt llnli «l Him*** Hr |irr ll« r ti»«rrH»in J'i tlinrn U* prr llnr liiaritliii* V | r llnr I i-uth (m ilriii-l l l » r II «ir*|« |*i I hr llnr. Ilnulilr lliilr t «*r llliii h I ‘i iit I i*|*« PH O N K THEME 1 AINT NO J wrco * r MURRY.' 1 ^ LA N H ( i l i .d R t i N a m t HIm Mv H nn It n r r v a d v e n t u r e s in s p i r e U S II i*nl 1*1* «« I I hr hi-i f|itril «*pf I hr I rlr|*h*'i*r **H *»*••»**• «*<tiiiililii* t luirur If %iiitf miittr I* 11*I r *1 lit M*r lrl«'|ihi*tir h*ml* In rrtiurn fur iht« m>*-(iiiii4i»i»li(ll**i* f hr Milt r r|l* r » I* r \|* ,* lr*l f ** |*r«i imiimpf l». In n tilrr for n* Ii* tnoft-t I hr hr* I |*<***ihfr a f f i l i r nil llitN f 1*1* inii*| hr In mu of tier mi fhr »ln* hr liter **ohUi n I Inn. 1*1 i»*r Moftn ii * (nittir*1lnlrl) I If hi* rreor t»**ur* In im ir ml Vf r m nniil hr t r*|toti*|tt|r (**» , nioer I him iinr Im-urrrrl tn*rr> tilt'd. T 1 IK SA N FO R D IIFR A IiD IIKOItOOM Apt Adults -- sa le TWO lU 'U R o o M frame house m t " ii lilt. .'**1mi Miliimilia Wmm* I t i .« im.iMv priced I’hinie tllii W E X P E R IE N C E D cidnrrd mrl ysunt* j (,b ;l, cook III hnnif nr rrsi.iu rn m Multic Hull lln l K.i.1 '111 L A K E F IU IN T IIIIA IK S lr n '' Two l'iiIrm ■ m tram c hi>UM< mi 111* M ID D L E A U K I) lady would like ( . i i .if iiiijiiin r d l.ik r front E x ponilton an housekeeper with no ti.i lots I louse two years old ‘ . . . other women in eharue tJood Excellent terms. I’ rieed (fi.ViK) rook nod housekeeper Call Myi II I II HIM AN A C R U M L E Y lie Hines at ilu li.ik M___________ inn iv. ist m . l'ii one :.t : ----— I I — lliistnosx Opportunities -12 F U R N IS H E D ’ bedroom home wllh toistnpss for two extra lots Reasonable See (5001) (IH iH 'K ItY rluht person For lutormallon ra il im m r IIIH West First St *77 It Id A C R E urnve ?n acre land, lent! .lake (rnidaue and lonu Highway I I — S P E C IA L K K R A 'IC ES —II til frontage near lie n e v t liumlrp Smith Knot Stand 2S1I 1‘ ark c o M l'I.K T FF. IICH SF. I A vrm ir Niiiifortl IMiuiit* II71W ( ' ( KAN tNX'fi R Also I lean’s l.akevipw Cabin*. , ,,u m u .I f> C Caldwell We Cali ^ lo n h '^ JIt Orlando ni- anil j __ — .pecinli/e In rleanlui: waxlmt alls and P IS ' floor.', windows, walls ann n A i.r o n s —an i F r re K xllm atr* If you want to Huy. Rput or Sell, Src J . 4V. H A L l,, Hraltnr Flo rid * Stale llank nulldln* '•Call H a ll" Plume 17a* See Raymnml M Hall l.ieensed llroker for all kim lt of Him l » liW'y S Park Cpstalr* * ," n,r 1 furnished Mila W ,1rd t S 1. A K A Apartments I t : first Street Phone l!K» W W wO f,LAW 'AY A M I IIA IIY I I EO S •ay, week or month ■ Tel 112.7 Furniture Center. 11(1 W First I- l l l \ l. E S T A T E W A N TED — E ln FiIC l IK IE N C Y .ipailm i'id wanted liom Jn iin nrv 7 to 20 i nil NOT Nl ______________ _____________ A It ITCH ES FD R .SALE - 7 C L E A N Fo C H .'imm furnished apartment (111 Park Ave 2 IIKIHIO O M furnished nparlineul Available about .lam niry 2 Cp s la in Heiilnl RtA 00 monthly Phone 120.1 .1 FOR R E N T or sale new 2 bedroom CHS home, earporle la rue screened porrh Call *21 .1. He Land after it INI p m H A R A R E apartment Newly paint I'd. hot and cold walei Classed In sleepmt! porch Phone till* W T 1 IK L O N E H A N G E R fly mfcYWt AWr.W'? CA'iH f t 1CA VII 1 is me P Q C K ii to pay ttr rew u m a i n ' h im o u t . r . m o a n iw w c m * t’ lt m S t r i k e r s r .V . • \ n-xrwyY! C V/ ( f ‘ t . IO n\v' • 7 /A y v ^ - y J s f i i ! ! ' W aea a .M O D ER N r l l i i i r n o a p i! t merit down low n Ini at ion Aries* from Post Office Suit,tide I n •m iiile lltilllle s Included in >- •>* In. wire .lacoloiin's In pi m . o . *—It EAI. ESTATE HIR S AL E - ] NEW eiiv < KTTA KKTT II;, C38 r A ROAD OP IM-yT S . ■ / , c u o ^ o .'s o T ’e n c .x rx ic ) ' J ,1 - I- x JA M 7 ----------' *;-s '/ / A"K’ A ii'I I'M IT S ) / / c ^ l-C P T iN f. Vi HJ'Tj / / ,1 H . , v i ’ nm i( ' o O 'E : JfCr Tv a nd- l’i i C mN ., WOWHB 'LiATtW l ‘ J- l TS VTHATieii'J *C 'C O M E ) /•- • ffT f l ii/P A D n u l U n liln s iu . ( *■Aia' f:N 'O ' O ' u a * l rv m l t > L*' u P o "V ". *7 m i"i . oj n ie sV’ .y > ' ) f / CXCAV- DANCE AXlTM ) M A T r • NOIL5 t STTiAIQHTBN TWINQS 4 no y u u w s n r r .y o ' m a n ru e m o m b m p ,'* MAVS8 i l u j o o r i — y PCJStQKr ro (3>V6 J YOU OAC< TO H Ei5 2^/ op TWO hedlooln Old'ide Some terms Plnme tut .1 A R ID I t s AA A M I It F R tU IO AM**•' in i' ipr ippllm uei sirs md I. II IllllR l. 1n led"i I I "Cl y ll e It phone It'd oj s.u d o i•! ti;t W - It e buy ell and trade Ip ril fund tine Wilsuii Mnier Ciitldtuie Co 111 P I st Phone HIM SIA N l l AIt ll IIODY I I I . t Alls P AtN TED MU !>u Ruth Work ICenl Illili’ In i Coinm eriial St I'liiile W 11 i i n i i i t h ; 111.m ilt Sold or Trailed Stop liv ol 11 leptiniie 117 i f oi mini e Ceil tel I lye .tin k Pels Pm illi y We jinv rash for used e a r. rs e li II yon owe on them I.title A Heel Used Cars Second and Sanford ___ h i— ■M o ro n s m eats MAH IN K hardware, V nl Woodwmkmu A ve l i l A I R Al 1 ON l it At t o ll I n e I .lin ia trs All AAin k in .in ship ami M aleilaN liuaraiileiul i i m io M ii RU E I Ith si I'tiiine 1721 At 7 F o il ‘. M l | w i. t.1, 1, k lemal * retr All! Tide i«h ie d i trkei pup :.71 i P O N 'T SC U ^ SKT, M V LO VE ...T W I9 IS A LU V E C Y TEM PORARY 1 , S LEE^ ?IU A ^ • t'lvwnnil, C M2 Sariforil 211-1 l l t \ l l l ttl It hold I ommI s in I S K h ii It No. ue Hi I i i . i . ilor. all porcelain ill .'oi I i o miiu i omi t on mtlv in i ihi i.n a i an teed Sanford Kle* ti ie i .» . t l ’i Maiieol.,1 A re I *INl IN I! t u | \ | l 21 I Its | \ lot .1 mi to i at M . ii l . I lit M l Pi i ■ I U"t | I I M111| d 1 1M4 1 ..... . i. it'Mf i”. 1•« t .......... * RON 1 1 f\ (M IH U 1 1 \ 1111 S 1 1 i , f\ if 1 ‘ h i i It .......................... 1 III I * l | Ml *II| I ll W <o i . i I, |, S lid , Plano Teetmlelan I'hime itll W Houle I. Sanford S l’ R E A I'E H SI R V If E Lim e and Hohimile and F e rtilire r 1*1*1110' I M M Davul E Cnrpenler YOU IN I it (III \ i a* i I i UK I I I i • AN ( Al l 111 * P * Ml I tl >| |, )*•«( H•I »« . 1 *1 * ( I * 4 4*1 1 * M ( *«■««*■ *t«I ill I l i i i l l i * (***»• 'MlKlfc » H* A" i . •■*» t| I i l l *1 .. . i . .I I# • l in rlii (•* •1*4 nl * . « 148 A I* llefndslied Itenalrrd F iin illiiie Home and olficr Fixtures Iliiill jiA N IE L S C A B IN E T WORKS 111 Railroad Avenue (W rlakti IllitJ ) S P K C IA I. S E R V H E - II flirt« . «!•••*« m •11ii i •i lie 1*1 f " I* A 11 ' III 11 LAUNDRY WORK Mrs liiiidiu Celery and Mellons lllr Avenues Phone MW R _____ _______ lit Ml ' f \i I ;;,T " hi A*I A|\ i a. i aa i t s i ■x m " 1 ,4Id • i I * IT— t4 Aiilomuhltrs in mi ( *UP''(ll A I‘41*1(1*1 si Is i»l| »•-* » • l *• " SELL Any IhinK With A CDsalfled Ail JUST CALL II- N ull* 4 <*■ A t'li in % ' MM 1 II i i 1 11 f Vt V | 11 t i t*t • A» I I I M I 1! 1V AVI* I *iV| ■* A| I M 'I I • *«» i r A 1 1 Mi l | \ IS 1 1 1 'S .I II S s ,, III s i I'tn s i. t'h*iiii«H * A111* I'M! \ I* I •* I « T ra ile rs —It * i III *i- 48 W IL I.Y S 1j Ion Iruck for sale Phone Ii.|i \W Its pq rrT M t r _ m 1 .4'L*.-ll 1 N o l t e c , III'. W K ll't 7 REDROOM home now under ion H I i i m Supplies At irh ln rry —8 slriie lin n , earpoide iiiul screened T C \ t:i» o f e e d s Cmn|i|pli line puli ll A ll elei trie kltclien Mind'. I'lisedu I'rcd .Store All Mmi Call 721 ,1 I let,and altei I (; \i | i i R Iriti sri.iliitrr.il Cull wllh ii ixi p in foltowion nllaehiiieiits lin k Neyy 2 REDROOM fiam e house Plow 7li In k Harrow Mower loof Reason.ilile Some lei ms .111.It'll MIS'll) I.I allel Id,1'le All 2110 Sanford A'e like new P in e $11)771X1 II E T reat, p n It..s h r , Sunil) Day Iona lie .ii ll I'la Phone Uxi8 1 I U T S off Mellonville Avenue mi Hth Slreel Payed S in els ftixxi i I.F itly mail oi woman Apply Plume Mil AV .lur'd firm cry M3 Cefrry S M A LL 7 rixiin liiuiuitlow outsiili —in Ill'l l' WANTED i l l y llm tls ..Ireadv rented t.Tu in month, pood une-tm enl 42 ixni M XR I* 11’.I > MAN fur iii'uranrirash take nver 42 inni ini.itcape yynrk in Sanford Splendid op|xir liny A l> F i o Herald I rim I y foi ady .incemenl Coni ai I R II Tavli.i In d Supt . 218 Nrw n m rrele hlnck tioine |usl Moist Ii lllily: or Phone ix lii It ctnnpleli’d 'Total prim 41'Kkmsi T erms can lie xrrniu;eil 111( ill S C IIO III, ho) C lark's H nvc R O IIE It l A. AAII.LIAM S, llra lto i lii M ill Kiem Ii. I'hune I'RH) Raymond E . I inulipilsl. Associate Phnnr It71 Atlantic llank Itlitfl. FO U N TAIN Help Wanted Apply Mr M il, Tom liliui |)rn^ Co 3 A C H ES Cement hlnck house on old Orlando Sanford Ih ch u a y I I - SITUATIONS AVANTED - I I South of Elder Sprint;' A turnd buy for cash Nrnv.il fi Murlatl RAHY StTTlNO—hrsl of refer Route No 2, Hnx 281. Sanford enccs kfr*. Miriam Vlmip, phone Mil M Flu IA II C K K Y M O U S K i i t i-»r ~ i n ~ T W 8U L, A S F A B A 9 I 'M CO N CBCN EP. OU“ ENtjAijB.AABNT |9 O F F ! m : ih 'v \ m » s u n . t i l x\ late m rilct n«rd ears See W 1 Mi M,i I n s Itrnllev IMh.no I spd I n n Mill and i ’ .n k A\c i H ll I I'S F H <• K lle frlu ie o I tee trays leilter e.tndilloner. 2 1eUl'lallli1 I' ll' l i i ’ai a 'leed for (list $lisl Sanford I! Its I no C o , C A R P E N T E R W<O RK '* ,i ^ tunot.a \ For quick repair Job*, or sm all | - | \ s u s New m.l 1 Terms ImilHInu. C al. Jim 1142 M I Trade ms Kadi r ‘s l'i. mo store. Aw iiiii rinmo l?i*l Myrtle I l’ii* W AWNINOS P lastic, Aluminum, Canvas Free n iiN M i s i ,. i , ri. i v Estlm nle*. Phone 12111 J after Wall, Floor and F ire p la .e q p.m (nr a|'poinlmi*nt j ; III» l m . I :s , nj w St. Plume 12* O RLAN DO Mornlnu Sentinel o r lamio Eveninu Star. Call Ralph TH.W E R S E Exlension Rods 2H" to I Mil" Seiik.il ik Ida ■ and I' nut R ay, 11117 J Cl) riAl.M RIN Ci ro n tracl and" v .r k Free .. V E N E T IA N 111 IN K S ml retinir rnpnir "w •niI f :,rtorv prices' It.itl.i Head tRinds, ■ ■ It> L . HI lnrvi<v l ;Sanford S t :__ 101 cm ..................................... Hu Ave.1 n Phone IM28. A lu uim im ticslals tape t omplcti epair >er vice A L L T Y P E S llu llilm e r work lira S E M IN O LE V E N E T IA N HI INI* aonnhl? Rate* Free estimates COMP ANY Plume 2221 V c O rarey 820 West Third Plume 287 IIA 1 T E R Y , Henerntor nr Starter Service. Call SIT, Swain's Rat I F Y o u ii \\ r s o m e h u m ; t o S E L L mid a ic in a I i i i i y to sell terv Service Sanford Avenue It tel the i t a " if i d nb ei ti'lutf and 2nd SI reel department of f i l l : ' \ N F " R D ft E ll Aid* pinto i i . alidity ... an P H IL IP S Colonial Cleaners “ know hnw" phis If Sail O uiuiranteed etfieleol ‘ ales llledriu nudhprnofmu assure you of "Rand box" anpearimre Phone I'n e I fee I >ee Ruffei R m t .I 481 (or free delivery service w iih CAR I N E T S Foi mica lop* *' 7'.ill Puri hast ol Pa te W x Wooilwoikmu 712 San foul Aye Phone .VKi W and 117.1 J S.-rik in k i.i l P Old I i . a w n M oW EHS sharpened III I'M- H sP \< l ' , I oscycles repaired Shimi.m ' llo rood i .."d ll ton t . ' y t ' I Oil' E Ith St aide I ce l;> • I! I F ill Aye I'h ton NEW K Lo o H S surfaced to per feitm u. old floors made like PI \N l)S I SPH I Atei Vlyitle \ye. new Finishinu, clennlnu and , i il.tr like yy.isinii, also portahte power plant In I Hit I 11" I i new lit o -..I.,d.'c ' n. i , it at Setshu: Seminole County since I •tllllt-l ' ah i l l W. '. 1111.1 II M llliMsnn, Lake .Mary .M I.O IIS IE S life tim e Ahimlimm F rrc E d l mates Free Inslatlalm n t'ele phone IM.7 Furniture C e n ln , Hii W First AA I VI * AAll I |l| I l«||* I I I l'ii|lll|ir| III iltlll* i .n i O sito tto r \t k A tii: M ORI i.ilu w i n i. st 7 ROOMS furnished nnd uarn e I tin West Ist Si Phone Ii';1 M ONE I lF H R i " *At f o i n .in .1 .ip .ii m ini South S.m loid Avi Plumi tool ,1 JJYf j E I.E r " l IIIC Spanish lin ila r three p 1 n i: i ii amplified mu rnphoni 'land Phone M77 W .I 12 70 eat Master Craft Paint Arm y lllnnkets Cots T aip aiilin r Arrnv Nayy Surplus 1 ROOM (iirnlsheil apailmeot •'hone 1121 Couple with sm all child Phone .110 Sanford Aye. IH I or ttr.Vi 1 pi ll M i'll IR C Y l I.K 710117 11.11 l.y liH idso tt 2710 llranue \y e T H R E E R i'i'M imtiiMiished m l Inue sintiildc for line or two I OR S M .l. 21X12' j lldtlscils Cum I I'liolie O i l ) N IW s | ' M’ CHS 2M1I It 2e I'liitnd I II It XI M HI I ll Ii E C IIN IS IIE II 2 loom op iilm enl Reason,tide 7ixi Laurel \\ 1 Rllll.M llosjelll llo.lal . 1.0 III .Ill'll k ill Ill'll 117 111 pi I Mill I III! Mi'll ed ratlin t inif.uni bed eahm each 12.00 pc m.. Ml nn lake 12 milt from In II.i i W ill.' l. I. |le ri • u h’dn oi call tla I ‘‘ \ ir m io in i i n . . s it u a t io n s w a n t e d F U R N IS H E D ? bedroom c a m e P R A C T IC A L Nurse desires nur* .tparlini id * out.u t m in rr at lUHi myi -Mid baliv sitting Nurse M iiRU'liii Asentie. phone 1**17 W II H R A D D W A N T nm V E IN IN T imE V^i N AV .lit Ih - .iic v u m a s c?u n o u t i r r s t i ^ b t o R tf r i3C t t fN tl O U T O F MERE l ■/ “ XI ■- 1 I a '■* « W E LbL Pu T B V A C u A T iO N )) ^ f—^ r pla n iAV \N t2 p lA *ti o ne •n 'T iT STATON f V, My Mori Walker ,v l CO -O 'SH L ...N O U VVH.L I 'in n -A S E C T H A T A LU O ” 'YOUR e U E C T C C A L AAEN A*?B P E S T C P N E P . . . A 9 W E L L ASA T H U IN T C U P E C , AA'CKEV AAOU3E f iM:. , J v: - b f • ■i . v ’ " v ' i - ' b " t ’difpjX v ~" .. : ;• J$M :.: V‘.» 1 • . r; ' . •. LG. • •- A F T B C T U I& ...N O U W ' L L , O F vTOUBSE.PEDTCOV NOuCSEuF T U S S 'V E R E £ N z'O UOY.S- AV r '« « • ; w o c l e p S O -‘. \ c r" A 9 mAW E T O \j DE9TCITS' TMg 77 V %vu.V* ALL I n -----t V E ^ T WAS E FJfT -lEC «" T mS V HAVE NO E.AVCTrO N ?. . . . NO f E £ l NOt>! ■ t m* r •s.-sf i I �• - RATIl’fl BLACK HAWK TENDER LAMB SQtUrtE CUT LAMB ’ LAMB S A L E :L eg 69c : Shoulders cto M COFFEE COFFEE I ASTOR Vacuum Packwl '/ ///F h ? , Quantity Right. Rm rvid Prices Good Thru Saturday, Ian. 3 Low Prices Everyday Specials Too Sunshine Crackers Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! Eat-Rite” SIRLOIN fifCOII WikU Bont and fa! Rimovta 31FOR| 7# is Wtighid and Priead Tender I'Uto •foQive t/ou Freshly Ground STTTTNY l a Taito O Son ){«•<! perch M t. V erm o n t In Cartons! nd Creamed Cottage Taite O'Sr a Drrased PLUMITE KIM Evap. Sklmmtd Milk Tall Can IQc Fresh Crisp Green Top ARGO Dallctoua on Salada 49c pl 34c 67c !4 - o a .2 1 c 2l*ot. 14c Lb. Pkg. Slarch 41c Rag. Pkg. 14c No. 2 Cana UOI.E Sliced GA. M A ID Sw eet Mixed Plmippla Pickles 25e Rice 2u>o»‘29< » -■ - D IX IE D A R L IN G E x tr a Fancy Long G rain Western Wincsap UNI T Convartad Rica Gravy and Sliced Boot CARROTS I APPLES 3 *:■ Cora Starch UNCLE BEN KREY U. S. No. 1 White -I- 11 ^ C 12 o*. Pkg. MAZOLA OIL Gravy and SUcad Pork 20-ot. Can 22c Rag. Can ARGO Gloaa Starch Unatopa Dralna Fail KREY l^os. Can -i- c» V.j 2k lied Dllaa Hod or Golden Ucllcioua A PPLES 2 lbs. - 30c 3 lbs. SlHM Ca. 14U 25 c PALMOLIVE P O T A T O E S 5 lbs, 45c SUPKRURAND Chocolate Vanilla & Straw berry No. 303 1* Sueur Tiny Pill Caa 230 No. 303 Del Monla Crm. Stylo Oorn ca. 17U SUPER SUDS Your Choice 3 Strained or te-w. Cl Caaliflewer H> U Can 14.0*. Tomato W. 5 lbs. 39c No. 303 WHITE IIOUBE Appla ACEH ENGLISH PEAS AOEN SPINACH ~ ..... CHOPPED BBOCCOU He. H Vlanos POTATOES Idaho naklni Yellow CooklhR O N IO N S PALMOLIVE lfl-o*. Tr. Cucumber Nokia* * • •' . . I Mi Colored Quarters �nn: IF YOU DON’T rertlve your Saufurd Herald, City © h * M lrtry , by 7:00 p.m., please call YELLOW CAB MU ^ a n f o r i * • VOLUME X LIV Entabllnhed 1908 SANFORD, Republicans Decide To Seat Senators «Despite Objections McCarthy DaresMembers Of Committee To Try To Bar Him From Taking' Oath WASHINGTON - He [nihil can senators whose elerllrin hn« hern ▼ challenged seemed likely to he al lowed to take their seals today when the Mrd Congress opens The contests may ho pursued later. A Hcpuhllciin senator who attended the organisation confer ence of hts party coltcagurs said tlicy had decided to support scat Ing all the senators without [iroju dice as In future uetlon The liepublicans have a line-vote margin (4147) In the Senate, where they _ plan to take control, elect officers V and set u|i cnmmillees today Question* have been raised aliniil the right of several senators to serve In the new Congress tine protest was drooped yesterday Fifteen North Dakotans In a pelt tlon filed yesterday with the Senate asked that Sen I.anger ill Ni l i not he allowed to take the seal I • which he wn» elected for a third term. The petition said the Senate should determine whether I.anger has participated in a "cunsiilrarv or racket" to enable aliens illrga] ly In the United Stales to remain here. Longer has sponsored a num­ ber of private Immigration hills covering specific cases Another petition was filed yi-*|cr day with the Senate tiy Patrick ,1 Hurley, contenting the sealing of Sen. (’haver i DNMt Hurley was Chavci’ unsuccessful Republican opponent lie said in his petition that a "fair Investigation and re count" should tie held In determine the winner of the election A challenge to the election of Sen Potter III Mich) ended yesterday when Democrats withdrew the re­ count rrtpiesl they hml made to the Senate Fleet Ions subcommittee Poller defeated the Democratic In combent, Blair Moody. • ♦ By n. MILTON KELLY WASHINGTON <.r - Sen Mr Carthy (It Wli). blasting buck at the Senate election subcommittee’* challenge of his honesty, dared its members to try to her him from being sworn ift today for his second Senate term. In a bitterly phrased f< port. the subcommittee last night ques tinned whether McCarthy had prof lied personally hy "gamlillni!" in the commodities market with "funds advanced for hts anli-Com inunlst drive " Making no recommendations of its own. the group left to the Sen­ ate of the new Congress con­ vening at noon today the problem whether to take any further ac­ tion The subcommittee’* unanimous reiuirt also took one swing at Me Carthy*» polilieal arch enemy. Sen Hrnlnn (D-(’tmn). It questioned whether both Kenton and Mc­ Carthy had violated the Federal Corrupt Prattlers Act. but the main fire was alined at Mc­ Carthy. The group found fault with Benil uiitiNUfd mi I'ltgv v|‘hrt*| School Board To Meet On Tuesday For Organization After servin'* HenHnote d-i-iilv for 3d cunae-ol|v- v■■*»r • a* Suiie*intrndeet of P-'lill- Jnstrueilnn T W. Lawton will perform hts Ip -' official art hv cleaning on nil ohl business nt Tuesday morning'* meeting o* ruunlv sc||u-i| leisr-l before retirln-r and turning the superintendent's pn«t< ever his IliecONsnr, llnvlmm T. Mil wee, prinelpnl of the Lyman eehonl In V# IsOngwucMl. Mr. Mil wee win h-’ennt" (lie third eom-rlnlepdent nf pulilic Instruc­ tion In !*-•■ hlslor** of Scntlrolr County wf-en he nfHflp'lv nssumes hi* "evr duties -turim* th" reor-»nnIsatlnnsl meeting of the seliool ■hoard after the luielness session of 4he old administration, The venerable Dean of the Btate'a rountv sunerintendenta. Mr Lawton w«* first elected in 11*13 hv Bemlnola C«""lv voter* whee the coopty was onlv two venrs old, having been created out nf the northeastern section nf Orange : f County In HD3. Mr. Lawton's nonularlty nnd the annreelatlon of hla work is Imst atA tested hv the fact that he wns W fleeted foe olna atraleh*'four-veer term* and In many of those years ha ran nnoppoaed In the spring Dvmneralle primnriea, Onlv a week avo last Tuesday. Mr. f ,awton wa* formally honoreil for hi* lorn* aervlea In the rountv when friends, student* and teach___ a ft. Joined tncelhar In prnssnilng him with a brand now automobile. Mr. Lawton's long tenure In of­ fice earns to an and wh*n Mr. MilWaa garnered o v r 4.000 votes to win at th» null* In last May's first pH-**** el^-tlon, ’ While the stinerinten-t-nt'* ef. change* hands next Tuesday .alny. tha rounty school bo*rd s i Im Intact «nd will asalat Mr. ' roe In making naeoaaanr at»* tmants. In tha designstten of Je» dates and th* selection at jdbla now school board ehalr- *■ FLORIDA * SATURDAY .IAN. 3, 1953 AMjmclulfd Prow I, m i « hI Wire rown Miller And John MeischTo Join County Commission The County ContniiMlnn will have two new utrinliei* in John I W M. iseti, from the newly created District No .1. and W. It. "Itrown” Miller, from the now District No. I tills K. Fnurakrc successfully ». on re-election from the District No. :t in the primaries ln«t May. ship The P e i rleone........ . In Korea with the 73rd Tank !taita|c,ri of llir 7th Infantry Division. The binlhcri said llie> ate doc to be lelcascd from Ilia Army on Jnuuarj t (fim iimllomil ft'omidpholn) Britain To Boost Defense Efforts To Counter Reds aInhiI Hirer' nlficer r n - u m n i were I dled iuit one sergeant miraculous l> CM-uPfd dcatll when In- .ippaieul ly was thrown clear of llu- er->shln*< plane Haltered hlixalv and da/ed the crewman, T Set Frlward Mai n> staggerrd Inin the airiairl a hoot 1 a in in report his r i, |i" iiis|hii1 plane hail crashed - •*» i'll** nreidrnt oeemred ,i< Ho* pi me « *• altempima an r-mi-r gem-v landing It was more Ilian s|\ Inn-rs after Matos g.m- the ahum Hial a search partv found IIn- tangled remain* n! the two f t intonation -luring Friilny morn­ sent a cot in ihc nalion's .iritis ing's regular meeting. A chairman drive The statement contained mul vice-chairman will have to be ejected while incoming Sheriff J white |uim-r to I’ m liarnent I lliitihy's selected deputies must marking last montti’s North Allan have their l.omls unproved hy the Hi’ ('mined meeting in Paris nccitCommission W o re they can of- *i«srs'*tl somei surprise Prime Min |Isler < hureldll annomreeil Dec 4 flelally take their positions. Hint a till In the nation's defense Ttiis taller point, caused hv necessary to avoid minor technicality, will leave Sentinoie County without any sheriff’" nL ,!. " . . . „„»,u. -hiiutlcs from Monday midnight , „ . n, u-.rUre^i !h»i"A!m.m when outgoing Sheriff I', A. Mero 1 A i { ! i ' n' \ ! ^ r * ' ' rnm ", •ml hi. staff of ^ r t i e s V rm nnle f ^ ' ^ ^ a n g e «} r m p h f t W m m e rViimv fields "hut tn no sense » reduction morning whin the new (mintj |(| ,tM, pri>Mn| xca|,, „f ,„,r rearm Commission approves the bonds mi| ' ff„r| , w|,.rt| Vl.„ the depu les chn.'en by Sheriff- |n,fncl („ ,pond ....... . ,|. f- rise J ............... nlnnc a half mile mrrili easi of an airport runway I l> "niildsnn Air Kucce liase at fiii envllle S fi s.nd the pl uo ra llying ntily ils clew id foul wareturning (tom a rmiline Iniiuim: llicl't to Slew.nt \tr Force lla-e al Nl-wlnirgll. N V It had hit Stewart al Ift 11 in vesterday ( Searchers tlseil liliHHlIiomnls III a (utile atlenipl In backtrack tin trad of Hie Inlured crewman The clashing plane left u (rad ol sheared tiff tree Itip* One wmg was turn from Hie i'lnnc and lllc nthn was datuaaeil The tall see linn also was sheared off Mains was rushed In the Duke llusiutal al Durham An nltrudant reported al 7 a m that lie had , xyffrrrd piiduplp ; u i r btu wa* hi a "fnvurami' epud-llori The plane had la-1 lie tot heard from shortly before 1 1 o'clock list night Al that lime II icpnrtcil il -•mild nUcmni an cnic-gencv land lug al Hie llaleiglt Durham aiilHirl after it had been unatitr in I rn-* al I'npe \ir Foi l e at F ivettl-y ille I ’I mi I i * aliiiilt ai mill's - oiiHi id here ft V / s >> i>ns 1$ J Ihrro |i,an |»,|, Vi»nr ** .lavs Seminole County will he The statement nd.b, I |fir-1 m i ­ without any officio! sheriff » dep­ ls broadly Irur of llu NATO - tforl uties. as n whole However, the County will m-i ho The combined fmees lit-lined without a Sheriff, since Mr. Ilohhy. for NATtt for ltt.Vl will, in fact be will immediately assume office ut not only heller equipoed lull also 1—01 n.m. Tuesday morning when■larger than Ihose we have now at Sheriff Mero’* term of of fire ex-j the end of 19A? pires. I ()h*ervers pointed out that even The lerhniealitv nrl«es out of though Britain plans in spend the fact that while all elected nf- more, the rising ro%l of anil* ftcials have had their hands up. might mean a cut in urinal do proved lo Tallahassee, appoint­ liveries The while paper said the NA I'n ments mude hy the Incoming nffiilals must tic uporuved tiy the countries must eunliuue Ihelr dc nonruprlati- guvcining laalles lo­ fense efforts until "our slicngth t* Itself a solid deterrent to nn\ cally. ( ( ’ontinuril tin Page Three! Thus. Mr. Huhhy most wait frnlii Die moment lie takes office until the new County Commission first il.... . three days later to upiirovc his selected staff of depu­ ties The Tuesday morning Inaugura­ tion will see five other newcomer* officially assume office. They are (V. Hugh Duncan, justire of the WINTKIt HAVEN. I.Spec hill peace for District No. 4. soil Con- Heports teceived fnun Murkel liable of (he some district, J. Q. "Slim" Galloway; Mack N. Cleve­ Managers in the Wtnt* i lliivi u of of L. II l.ewls, Diieeliu of land, Jr., member of the Stale flee .Slate Formers' Maikeis indicate House of Hepresentallve from Dis­ un optimistic outlook ond u fr. ling trict Nn. I; Bay hum T. Mllwee, Superintendent (,f public Insli ac­ that tin- outcome of a dlfficuli situ­ ation created hy heavy lain- lust tion; and Karlyle llousholilcr, fall which, in some sections, wenCounty Prorecutlng Attorney. followed mom recent Iv hy fipst The ]H other official* re-elected and cold winds, might have la-en besides Mr. Fourakre are as fol- much worse. lows; Lloyd F. Boyle, State HenaHandy Anderson of the Hoofonl tor from 37th Senatorial District; Market reports Hint though they Volin A. Williams, Jr., member of experienced a rmluiwl lull over the the Htate House o f Iteprt-M-ntu- four dnv Christmas holhlav of the tlvi-a from District No. 3; (). p. week ending December J , t h "SV'e Herndon, County Clerkt S. F. sold gll varieties nf produce nDoudney, County Tax Assessor; mounling lo .'12.328 units at u gross John L. Galloway, Tax Collector; valuation of |ll7,Htt2..'lil," and liiul Douglaa Stenslrom, County Judge; "A hurried tabulation of sales for Camilla Bruce, Supervisor of Keg- the monih of December sliuwa a Istrallon; J. A. BUtllne, District favorable eumparlson wdh those of Nn. 2, And C. F. lUrrluon, nijitrirt December a year ago." No. |f fur mcrnlMThhip nn Ihn Ira K. Ilulnl, Mauogi-r of tinCountv Hoard of I’uhllc Intdruc- I'nlatka Murkel whojm khhuti lion; Juitlcn of Fence Thou Aidin' planted rai)h»K<‘ nnd cnllnnln Inrtre* nnd Constnldo George KeUey Uith Iy# reports ifood crop condition* of District No. Of Justice of the nnd excellent to good products. j'r-aca Horner Sewell and W. A. C, 8. i'hlllipx, Manager uf the Lewis, Cpns table, Imth of District Florida City Market ml vises "We No. fl. bad no auctions dining the Christ­ mas holidays, hut during the first two days' auction the week begin­ ning December 'Jtlth, approximate­ Twenty-Mx persona were luted t i ly 11,000 bushels field boxes nf mining and presumed dead today tomatoea were sold for a gross following ar an aarthquahe which price of npprnxlninti-ly f3H.tMMI.tlll. ed Coila Rica Tuesday, rocked High 17.10, low 11.07. The quali­ The tremor* centered' around ty continue* very good." "Almost Mount train, a towering volcano ail uf our old buyers and muny about M mtlaa north of the capital pew ones are here since tha hullThe cone belched amoke, and great daya, and htforlng unfavorable cracka appeared in the earth's weather cnnditlona, It looks ns If crust in nearby foothill*, wiping wa are off to a good season." M. V. Meeklson. Manager of the out roads and Iralia. Palmetto Market states his "Mar­ ket operated on three days follow­ KJ1K TO BB NAMED NKW YORK kB-Newipaper re- ing the Christman holiday, but sold ‘ today sag Dr. Grayson Kirk, 707 packages of prwdure, largely Uni- tomatoea. for a gross of I2.0M.H3." 0 . S. Hogan of the Pompano nt of tuc- Market reporta "Warmer weather ar. haa stimulated the growth and ma­ turity of all crops, Volume I* on the merrmae. Shipment# . for the flrtt two davx of this week totaled in n m t u n r n t n s II AI.F.IGII N ( I- tn Air UNITI D NATIONS, N V f Force trult-port plane gropitig tluoiigh d m me ram and foe Sr» rel.ll) fiem l .ll Tl Vr-e I o |> di crashed near the Durham llaleigh hi ty ellal'ged last night that the t S State Depart inept delayed m airnort nlmoi midnight Syndicated Writer Here Ft! (*n Says lioccnt Modification Doesn't Spoil Cuts in Anns Mi I a Id 1. nil* l-i .IIIIII * i ,ii httiii I it t'eiiimui * . 11> Mtitini’ ■I, ♦1111iiii* hi t vi*it lit*!** to ♦ ’ i t \ fc?ttt!ii*i Hiitsi f«ti a *1111•11111 , pi- t Sullfoi.t t> to sk 4)01(1* I > Ilh'Mlt VI i I i moit UstH iO*tl HliMfitiil IM having ill** lOllflt I ) VAl«|»k fl f l*’f f|< \ll'i V 1IMUIp n. 4‘('111fft HI ! Ixi * |p*|| |i \\ <t !l T« I a fit* ft I lu* « f lid i' iiiih C n iirf Is l l i ’M Hy JiulRf Williams lo ' Wwlv ii fipnitil i'i| ritv \‘«iln UMliitm-, J t . hi !•! M* fit'll rnm | •x*"*ilnn V*• 1»■f«IflV tifli'l linnli r lkfll i1111III |LF lull f it ilflftMl i'll. s4”s till King Features Columnist Writes Of Sanford As Typically Florida I III \| 11UK 111 v I l f I * ' ! IV»Hin*l4 4 'll til1! -I I ‘‘lull W'hi 11lit' Ihimii'h ti iiiiixi1 nf mi in iniiiin mjnm to m i riisi-s, .Imli'F I Wiihum-4 iiih'il Willh* U'NVul » )miisii't\ ivi**4, ’ Min tilth h it ” hi vvim •Mi'll, L! 11111V "fl tkvn piHinli nf tH’llv Hy JIM riNIIKIf Hlinfill ll LVill ri't’4 Ivt' IlHI 41sM ' 111* nf 111« n-|i|nii>f1 1 11nf <<»|mh)kr hf m I Inn imv whih' ili^iniifiiriif n ihinl in* lit liiiiM'in i luMffu. hr 1Mil t i l t ' i t y uttiMil .1 Ilf 1 I i w fit II II iiinfi'H mi'tiMf i m11h* 11it? i In'rnimil fmill IHtP nn ciu’li rnynl fm 11 In Atm v ‘l»iHi llli»f tli«< Ht y **f ii »’. piii I Ml.mil. «'«kill III II |l 11 v it 11|u Di > i l l D i l l N ' l i i l l lilt i I 11*' IIII VkMil f;| IIIV|M•» till Ilf $111(1 Ml till 1*Ku| Mill fcv• nf Ni l vim*' Mil (Iny i Hi Inti. ill f III It' iM’l'illl'. l h i* K id if F i ' i i t i i r i ’M r i v n ' l t t c l m l Fnllnulflif ||m' •iMirl ii" ilnfi v 4 iinifi. M\ Wuimin'M N«mv V m k ‘ hv I hi* Nt■w \ m Is uiifi'i Iniaim1 a ii’uliiv, f it v diM'f uf I*4»III t* It**v A lit *' IIiiifhiH" iulmmiiHt afli'r ri|i4'iii|tny ii|mmi( in «;. William* .li’Miluv <1 lii^ •** •(»»» I lls’ U I|I* I |mm* In Huufm J v*"* in m u •|mi|i«*r unfit Mil tin* Ihm'K i'*t|||uinnu' mi nhl |ilinl«n!Minh tri'luy, ut llu* fi’(|iM oi m v Mull >• n nf |h»* fit i (< lmn| Hnfi ly nutrnl in iiifi-r Turn l.i'iunti, lu ifiifh«*i mfiir S* MfiM II nu Hill I! mi I hi' N r\s iii'k in it l Kimi ft i “it hn int fin In i i «• miii l,*,l',iMntn1 Iniiriml Ann rhim ami Simfm i| wlilili In lirlpnl fm m tiinl whic h Im hnh'il Jmli/*1 Wilhiim^a it idI Iff I lhi-« mm muy l<* ( t hnn to •*t*- 1 (Ml IIIIII tllhlflM. tin'll II VMllllh!’,l' l nf |il I I * Villi’* N i*w Y u ii* ritv . Sin1 mill aIn* Imih limn- I*%t i'll *»tvi* nf ui/r Sin* net ill <luv "lit* 1 1iinn '■( iii*vi1• i|» I’fiiMinl In1 wmilil min' to wiili* nInmit Smif'Mfl im ii 1Yhirul iiavi'lmy in f'Mcfun t *»iiri 1r S« * iru r tinv In* inv hn-H rn l ily .liiiliM*.'* Fluriflu rlty, iitli'iuiitinir lu «h«pi'( hi*i iiihiiii*1 a vmh* nil’ll unli'i mul f ’hii’f Wilhiini'* "iinl. thu o|iiiii(irirt mnnv Nmiluim»n» h tifivrlma hIhmi! the rniicil bold ahoul Florida fimii iep*aled ; Htutes. Htie made five trips to Hus puiilhitv given Florida s plush mu, -lie sniil, hetwci-ii Dili mul cities of ftllnrni nod Miami lh neh, lU tH, dunog wliich linn- -he -u« Hiie staled siie was impre- ,-d bv Hlalin tw lee at Mat Dnv dene-u tin- relaxed atmosphere -le eu • i ntiioe- Hpi-nt.ini- -if tin* Mnv Tim elect........... . n inuyiu will efiiiiiteied hale, wliich «Ji- qnile a Day idisemioei- III Moscow's Hed difference from the liu»th* nnd Suunic, -to -uni tin "whole Hung lake place at next Tuesday eve­ liuslle of (lie incliiipolltnli city’. I- done fm di|ilomals met cinlius ning*- hi gam /iilinn meeting " f It'1’ The ciillllnilist sniil she i-xperieiieeil <ies of foreign coimtiie- lo -liow f ile t'utniiu-mm in llu* City Hall at Milli p in According t» City "p ure, unailulleiati-il joy" nt the Hiis-iun mlgtit." weather here a fter encountering Fnlluwing tier fIrnt trip in the Manager Thmnas l.einun, llu- l niuterupcrulnrea in New York t ’ity re Hed slroligliold, she sold, dir was missltm meeting will deni tody c'-ntly which ranged from II In full of in formal Ion shout a conn- with a reui giuiirutlnp ami a brief Irv wliich wns “Greek" to most inaugural ceremony fill the ineem■Jll degrees, Htie liked the uppenranre of In- people In-re, ami wrote u eohiiiili lllg ('umlnisslnner Denver f'urdell. Mr. Cordell rejdaieAndrew cai women, site sniil, us they were iihmil l o r ohservalioiis, culled not overly mniln-iip, tliey had no “ Alice in Wandei laud. ' with Ii rail F a m i w a y , who di-,-lined lu inn fur re elei-Him lu-t fall. Mr. f'urdell false rye lashes and they had two weeks. The i-oiiilniiisl told o.' seeing W'uri the (himiuis-lnn post li> dedignity. Htie liked the roiilinlity of Ihe peopln on the stri*el, shi sign,-, in Moscow at one time whlrh lentliig relire-l Army Col. I'nill Clu-rter mu in lust Nuvi-mlier's staled, ihe i Ircumstnure of these i slated that .’I and I are 3, In uu ef foil to ........I up one i f the fiv ipenple greeting each other, City ejection. "I don't si i> why everybody does­ yc,., pi ii 11s lo eomiileliiui in four Mr. Cordell Jutn* the four hold­ n’t prune td live here, she said, years. "They've been just as wrong overs on tin- ('omtnissloii, Huiidall on everything ever since, in my Chase, John Ivey, Wlllinm Kioier comparing her liking for Hanford to her small home town In New uplninn,'' she stated. .She was on u and Mayor .Stumper. Hampshire. "I saw for tho first trip lust June to Alaska, While II l» possible Mr. Htemper time oranges being colored this I Hhe said, " I ’m "till deep**- Inter- could he re-elected for u si-rund afternoon." Hhe said she wns "like ested in the woman's angle, ehll- term, the mayor call mureril Idlilnine mllllun nthir New York ’dren nnd schools," self uiily hy Ihe iiuuniuimiK vote uf nil lIn- five ('iiiiinilssiunei-. M arket M anagers Are Optimistic ()n|; Outlook For O ops ...“ ■ M T . ’“'SSsSSfayATAitr • J Mayor To Be Named Next TuoHday Niifltt Fmith College Given Six PerHonn Hurt In M) BerHonH Killed In Streetcar Coilinion Sum By Mrs. Lamoiit FreiRht Train Wreck NKW YOHK UH—Mr*. Thoma* W. Lamnnl, who died here Monday left (4,115,000 In specific hequesti, Including almost three million dal lira to seven women'* college*. She was the widow of the farmer chairman of Ihe hoard of J. P. Morgan 4 Co., bankera, who dlad In 1048. She left 11.300.000 to Smith College, (500.000 lo Barnard, and (250,noo each to Kelleiley, Bryn-Mawr, Radclllfe, Mount Holyoke and VaaIlf. ■ M V H W ltK S m m ra WASHINGTON t.b - The nctv ihairman of the House Way* ami Mean« Commitlre inlted on I'ongiess today In reduce income taxes on iiiii-I individuals liv atmul II per cent effective June JO Pep Heed 1 It NY 1, announcing tie was in : i-tmung a lull lor this lax relief on the opening day nf i iineiess ..10I "thousands of -mall |laxpavi-r. have placed their iru-i 111 the Itcpublican parly " lte*d whose viun muter must tart alt tax legisl.ilion also urged tlial t sees piufits taxes, now Jluingtng 01 oi estimated 2'i tilt , lam it*>11 ■s .intilially. lie alluwcd |to expire sinudtaiicini-ly with the income tax cut on June .70 llu- June .711 expiration date fur excess profits luxes i- automatic j under pre-enl laws These law* j uls-i provide .111 It per cent income lax cut Iuit mil until Dec 31 Heed made it clear and many , cimitresxmcn apparently -hare the view he iliie-ii'l want in permit a log t.is rediielmn (or businesx rigid 1 iwav and make individual* wail*. I'heie were -11111 a- sign* Heed tilav want In nu*h lu* lull Ihrouuh m 11 1.1* pus aids vutoiut tong hearin' - -ii the Senate would have Iilrutc ol lino lo act hv June .70 i'ten 11- Mould lie ready lu pro­ ceed woh a more thorough study of the entire ta* picture Itul some inmmittee member* —etc *iire to nliieel to -itch n plan, laionug in-ti-ad a full airing of I’roail lax ipiestuius 1 chirr any ac­ tum wlinleti-r ttiev ,.1-n want In see how the budget is iiiinllig otll before they act mi taxrtlecd. in a speech prepared (or delivery to the House, said 111* lax cut lull would reduce federal l-icome to onlv <1 itno oon.noo in the fiscal sear starting next Juiy I from no estimated nil billion titi4 tt*rli VeJr He also firnmi-cd tls.it with a 1 -t'l 1 hr k mi snemling "we can have Ihe tax relief provided ill my tell amt also achieve cur major goal id .1 liuliuu ed budget " >(>rt*it't‘i's Arc Killed, 1,i(» Stivs I It* Wns I )cI Crew Mcmhcriltis nicil Pata On Dis­ Mii’ju’iiliMis I'.^cniu' loyal A ni or ica ns THI MRRICONI QUAORUPlIIt—Anthony, flernard. Cart and Donald of neammmt, Vox . wave from Ilia deck of the US Nuvy lmns|sirt fieri IV If Ifme on tlteli arrival In San Francisco from Korea. The 2Jye.ir-old brothers w-rrr mimic T.flftft Army men anil one sailor—all s-cti-ranx *»f Korean action—aboard Hie These three commissioners will join tin* two holdovers >1. 1*. MeClrllumt. District No. 2. ami It. t'. Doibi <if District No. 4. when tin ( new Commission hold.* it» regular meeting next Friday morning in the Court House, Jun. !>. Mr. Mi'tseb indirectly supidunls \V (i. Kilbee, former commission­ LONDON 'P Foreign Secret in er from tlie old No. t> district who Anthony Ktlen says Itritam and her unsuccessfully sought re-election NATO partners will boost llieir In-t spring, Mr, Miller replaces II | defense spending in the iaiming II. pure in Hie First District. Mr. year to rumiter the possibility of i'„oe diil not -rek re-election. sudden Soviet aggression Itecenl The new County Commission "miHlifieatimis" in the llnli-ti |iro will face the large u*.*k of reor- gram , he declares do not repre •‘Ifvt lluliliv. rhim fur -ponsoi' Also l rr^es Kxi'iss I'rofits Tax IV Allowed To Die On June Kxpiration Air Force Plane Department Of Crashes In Rain, State Blasted Fog Of Carolina By UN Secretary »> .Irn. it, iweld v-lwo Seminole connty uffiiH* hoMcr*, noniinalwl Id lb1* inimuiies lu- 1 May. will offlcinlly liegin l heir tenure in office. (H these*. It weie re-electeil while the , ii*l,t oilier will tnke the oath of offii •- for the first time. Nn. 93 Bill Is Introduced To Cut Personal Income Taxes By 11 Percent Quadruplets Arrive Home From Korea Recently Elected County Officials To Assume Office Tm *ilny murium! wl l<!:01 n.m., l i r r i l u i Icmpci *tuii-s with scat­ tered flint Into the Kvrrglailrs waf liiri'riil for IViilimil.ii Florida Simula) iiioliitlig, f e r a l u AN IN DEPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPA PER w eather KANSAS CITY kB-SIx person* acre injured, none critically, when a loaded transfer truck collided with a street ear in downtown Kan*ai City ami then toppled over on pedotrlaiu (landing on tho curb. Tho truck driver, Frank Coffey, eicaped Injury, and none of Ihe trolley pauengert was hurt In Ihe mlihap yesterday. Coffey laid Ihe alreet car hit the rear of hi* truck, turning It over. ByiUntters *t the leene righted the truck and freed the victim*. SKOUl. l*B—Twenty-nine Korean civilian* were killed and 41 inJtiretl In a United Nation* freight train derailment U mile* *oulh of Taejon, the Klghl Army rcporled today. The Army laid the train, oneraled by the Third Tramportatlon Military Hallway Service, plunged off the track* late last nlghl while crouini • bridge near Iwon. Tha victim# had hitch-hiked a ride on the train. providing .not iii -ome va-e- dr ined him infill illation lie cunhl 1- 1t.i oust dt-loval Amen*.in- hum the N t a r ’s Ida-t again-t l" S olfi rials w i- 1 iml lined in a statement 111I lu IIn- Slate Department and St-nntr lnvr»tignti>rs Dee i:\ hut not rclen-od in (nil t-i tin- press until la»t tlighl It was made ophite aim d fie same tune as Ally fieri lames f Mctiranerv aiinimltred in Wash 10 Ion lli.il lie had ordered 1 new hilenil grand uirv Invesli-aliou min charges Dial di'loval I iiht 0 ins It,ad infillriiteil Hie t \ Fin* itiaigei, were rinsed In *.e *0■ r 11 r mil (or* lo fore ds l> -n c\ lutiul In-t muiith t he Slate Depmlim ill declp»e,l 1 *11111111-111 on I ie ' 1 I1.lives Maw ever uttielats told III*- Senate m lei mil security sulo-ummitli■*• at a hearing Dec II tlial Ihe depuit tiu-iit would have ‘ taken steps to try to Work mil a new prm ediur fur sUppliiiii' I le w-Hi umill-l informainm it lie had •'omnliiined ( earhei ahieit melliods being used Lie's statement pn-p ircd liv llvroii Price U S Assistant sec relurv general in i-li.irgr of t**-*- soimrl said the secretary Meurriil w'utded no illsloval AtPCrieiins nn Hit' U N 'daft At the. -timr- (Imp. II deelnri'd, U V offlelalf' were imnlile to rut the iifganD iliou nf such pel soils w Ulimit adeipmlr e* iileiu e t he stall nieiil's |irmei|i.il ponds ill* hilled I Tin- I N s*>» rrl 1* * • ...... I Hatl> ami Iilti’li Ini'l t S oflo i.tllle wallled llu Vnn -f t a-. ml In fait agaio-1 ** tiom llo-i** wa oi* I.toll.it t-t oience ot snltt i-i'sit * a* II I tit Since IWIH tie tsFi «l th,State Department tor inform.Horn I -f ilu 11 w lii.YI Floritlii on almiil :•ntm Amero an -1 *M m «•!. ■1 v> 111. Ic III tog - vs II members Adverse comment was If* • Mill* 1 .'lotto....... M II.Illy moiltreceived on rnily 21 of them iiu* 10 lit- f 'milt House, it w in ? There li.ite been case of non ui 11- >1 toil iv Ii* J .hit fiitlhw "long ili-Dt>" 111 itelliuu replies W.iV, Hclll It 'll I'nllUlV I'll* i ’o). from the Slili- Drpnl lineitl no tci t+o 1 ■+il si 1V a i"l S ft 11* Ilinter • Hatties siibmilli'd tn it in bun eases the si ,lg Depai Imeiil tat* 1 -is will ti 1 v1 mil I llu- Fch. 20 ■Iciiilliiic 1 ' pi "i iii c 1)0 nesv plate* willoliew it-, adverse runiineuls :t lae asked for lad w >- denied will* mi ■m-in 1 m i 11 p-unity. \*coitlui t lo Mi t;,itlowny, all .1 ropv <d tieariliv lit .1 New Y 01 k grand put which itsiied a pie 1 lug will tic -"Id 10 -'-ipieiii'i' nnsi-nluieul Dee 'l whii'ti l ie saul I Ic-h t c mot 1u I - 1 tin- sulnuittcil a "lendrd In < .1st di-ecedll upon Ho- I ii'uuc ' fur a plat*- miinhi-r on, nr i t'fo il, Du' J>i< to, 11152 ili'iidllnu entire stall ol the |t N I The t S sri rotary of slate fm 1 seixuiiliin4 111 pill! at Hint lime Ja m e s F llyrnes present governor ol South Carolina Odd Lie tlial Ihe D S government did mil wisp to clear or lend offu ml support III \111rr leans seeking Job' or working it the I N However information on 7 1 it I 1111 11 v I mir of nine them was reqursird infoi mailt prisoners why licit I,oca* County from llu- 1 S "on ninny o* 1 1 iail in Hie liiggi"ii tiicuk ever to slmis In Jhtu and ini? " ocen r Hole wen- 1 apt 11 red before ■ Iteside action ulrnndv tat. n dawn Iml.iv It Amero ails wmklng for thi­ Authorities in eight state* were ll N have lu-en disehareed or had alerted to look mil fur Hie rem ain­ then intis otherwise terminated ing live ol tor group width Lie plans to set op a special panel stpice/eil through a foot square to take up "eight or nine cases hole in a iail window 1.7*1 night in which adver-e c o m m e n t s in all* r sawing Htmouh the burs, t ars ing d egrees" have been re 1 in nine all Neeme* leaped 25 celt ed fl util I S officials ct to the rain 'Otiened ground, ti Lie has "no reliable cause for twenty other pi 1 outer* refused til proceeding ' on the oH-cr' of thi­ make a break ll listed hv the State 11*..... I Intent I ___ _ __________ this week "s u ite he cither is coin plrtrly without evidence or is i*i |H*s-ess*mi iif rvjtlc-'cr who •• ti tl:i"llul)v reloliui I1111 eitrrei-lne-i of the Slate Deparliiicul's 1 vain DF.THOIT |v I iuii* Slone, a C5ntlfin " 7 l.le is "keenly no "re of Dq- vcar old Detroit druggist who beseriousness of the problem" ore fii.’ inlcd thousand* of umtenirivM-nted hy the presence in the Si— ileged children at yearly Hallor e l ’irinl within llu- Imrilers of tiu- ween parties and summertime outli-'ited Stales, ill suspect American |oo* died lust night alter a heart ri t l m i * Also, the secretarv Ken attack Stone, nationally reengnlicd (or rral well understands that no or gnnlinliiui "dedicated to so-h liigh ’■t* effort* ui In-half of under-priv­ pi 11"puses as the United Nation*, ileged children, wa* planning a can hope lo serve those iHirpnse* elrciM party fur J. ihmi children at the time of hix death tConllmird On I'BKe Thrcr) 111 IU50 he was named "drutfglli of the y e a r " hy the National Drug­ gist Association fur hi* munerou* parlies, Viito T»«r Sales To I'oiiiiiii'iii'i' Monday I l**oi»f Of Nine Prison Pscapcfs Captured ( ' iltlrcn Benefactor I)ios Of Heart Attack Hand Gremuli1 Blasts Uock Historic Venice Movie Time Table HIT/. VENICE. Italy —'Two freight car load* of hand grenade* ex­ ploded on a transport barge In a jdeturesquo Venetian lagoon today, tilowing seven workmen lo tut* and Inlurlng nine othei*. Hundred* of gondolas rushed In the rescue of other w o r k e r * plunged Into the cold water off linla Della Certoia by thn blast, which shook Ihe whnlo city. Both railroad cars and the ferry were demolished. The Island ha* an establishment which manufacture* explosive* fur tho Italian Navy. _____ "Htirlnglime in the Hicrrnx" t:" n - 5-3ft ■ ID32 - 9 :48 " VVleknl City" 2-tfl - 3 : fid . 8:32 4uni|-iw."Thuniler in the Ea*t" 1:18 - 3:20 - 3 :2 2 . 0:2tl MOVIKLANH Show opena (1:50 "Junction Cltv" d:4l * "Flame of Seanthoul" 8:00 Inst complete show 0:14 Sumluyi show open* 0:30 '.‘-’lory of Will linger*" 7:038:52 lax l feature 9i3t � 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 02, 1953; <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/56c506651b843c4610d46ed62a72b2cf.pdf c28db11b7e2d296531d94168ae118766 PDF Text Text • - ’ TENDER LAMB R A T Il’fl BLACK HAW K LAMB SA LE:Leg 69c: Shoulders c t o '/ / / / F h SQtUrtE CUT LAMB M COFFEE COFFEE I ASTOR Vacuum Packwl ?, Quantity Right. 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I Mi Colored Quarters SUDS �nn: IF YO U DON’T rertlve your Saufurd Herald, City © h * ^ a n fo r i* M l r t r y , by 7:00 p.m., please call YELLOW CAB M U • Entabllnhed 1908 V O L U M E X L IV Republicans Decide To Seat Senators «D espite Objections McCarthy DaresMembers Of Committee To Try To Bar Him From Taking' Oath W ASHING TON - He [nihil can senators whose elerllrin hn« hern ▼ challenged seemed likely to he al lowed to take their seals today when the M rd Congress opens The contests may ho pursued later. A Hcpuhllciin senator who attended the organisation confer ence of hts party coltcagurs said tlicy had decided to support scat Ing all the senators without [iroju dice as In future uetlon The liepublicans have a line-vote margin (4147) In the Senate, where they _ plan to take control, elect officers V and set u|i cnmmillees today Question* have been raised aliniil the right of several senators to serve In the new Congress tine protest was drooped yesterday Fifteen North Dakotans In a pelt tlon filed yesterday with the Senate asked that Sen I.anger i l l N i l i not he allowed to take the seal I • which he wn» elected for a third term. The petition said the Senate should determine whether I.anger has participated in a "cunsiilrarv or racket" to enable aliens illrga] ly In the United Stales to remain here. Longer has sponsored a num­ ber of private Immigration hills covering specific cases Another petition was filed yi-*|cr day with the Senate tiy Patrick ,1 Hurley, contenting the sealing of Sen. ( ’haver i D N M t Hurley was C havci’ unsuccessful Republican opponent lie said in his petition that a " fa ir Investigation and re count" should tie held In determine the winner of the election A challenge to the election of Sen Potter I I I M ich) ended yesterday when Democrats withdrew the re ­ count rrtpiesl they hml made to the Senate Fleet Ions subcommittee Poller defeated the Democratic In combent, Blair Moody. • ♦ By n . M IL T O N K E L L Y W ASHING TON <.r - Sen Mr Carthy ( I t W li). blasting buck at the Senate election subcommittee’* challenge of his honesty, dared its members to try to her him from being sworn ift today for his second Senate term . In a bitterly phrased f< port. the subcommittee last night ques tinned whether McCarthy had prof lied personally hy "gam lillni!" in the commodities market with "funds advanced for hts anli-Com inunlst drive " Making no recommendations of its own. the group left to the Sen­ ate of the new Congress con­ vening at noon today the problem whether to take any further ac­ tion The subcommittee’* unanimous reiuirt also took one swing at Me Carthy*» polilieal arch enemy. Sen Hrnlnn (D -(’tmn). It questioned whether both Kenton and Mc­ Carthy had violated the Federal Corrupt P ra ttle rs Act. but the main fire was alined at M c­ Carthy. The group found fault with Benil uiitiNUfd mi I'ltgv v|‘h rt*| School Board To Meet On Tuesday For Organization A fte r servin'* HenHnote d-i-iilv for 3d cunae-ol|v- v■■*»r • a* Suiie*intrndeet o f P-'lill- Jnstrueilnn T W . Lawton w ill perform hts I p -' official art hv cleaning on nil ohl business nt Tuesday morning'* meeting o* ruunlv sc||u-i| leisr-l before retirln-r and turning the superintendent's pn«t< ever his IliecONsnr, lln vlm m T. M il wee, prinelpnl of the Lyman eehonl In V# IsOngwucMl. Mr. Mil wee win h-’ennt" (lie third eom-rlnlepdent nf pulilic Instruc­ tion In !*-•■ hlslor** of Scntlrolr County wf-en he nfHflp'lv nssumes hi* "evr duties -turim* th" reor-»nnIsatlnnsl meeting of the seliool ■hoard after the luielness session of 4he old administration, The venerable Dean of the Btate'a rountv sunerintendenta. M r Lawton w«* firs t elected in 11*13 hv Bemlnola C « ""lv voter* whee the coopty was onlv two venrs old, having been created out nf the northeastern section nf Orange : f County In HD 3. Mr. Lawton's nonularlty nnd the annreelatlon of hla work is Imst atA tested hv the fact that he wns W fleeted foe olna atraleh*'four-veer term* and In many of those years ha ran nnoppoaed In the spring Dvmneralle primnriea, Onlv a week avo last Tuesday. Mr. f ,awton wa* formally honoreil for hi* lorn* aervlea In the rountv when friends, student* and teach___a ft. Joined tncelhar In prnssnilng him with a brand now automobile. Mr. Lawton's long tenure In of­ fice earns to an and wh*n Mr. MilWaa garnered o v r 4.000 votes to win at th» null* In last May's first p H -**** el^-tlon, ’ While the stinerinten-t-nt'* ef. change* hands next Tuesday .alny. tha rounty school bo*rd s i I m Intact «nd will asalat Mr. ' roe In making naeoaaanr at»* tmants. In tha designstten of Je» dates and th* selection at jdbla now school board ehalr- *■ AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD, FLO R ID A fe r a lu NEW SPAPER w eath er l i r r i l u i Icmpci *tuii-s with scat­ tered flin t Into the Kvrrglailrs w af l i i r i 'r i i l for IV iilim il.ii Florida Simula) iiioliitlig, * SATURDAY .IAN. 3, 1953 A M jm c lu lfd P r o w I , m i « hI W ir e Nn. 93 Bill Is Introduced To Cut Personal Income Taxes By 11 Percent Quadruplets Arrive Home From Korea Recently Elected County Officials To Assume Office Air Force Plane Departm ent Of Crashes In Rain, State Blasted Fog Of Carolina By UN Secretary »> rown Miller A n d John MeischTo Join County Commission > ( >rt*it't‘i's Arc Killed, 1,i(» Stivs I It* Wns I )cI Crew Mcmhcriltis nicil Pata On Dis­ Mii’ju’iiliMis I'.^cniu' loyal A ni o r ica ns -ponsoi' Also l rr^es Kxi'iss I'rofits Tax IV Allowed To Die On June Kxpiration W ASHINGTON t.b - The nctv ih airm an of the House Way* ami Mean« Com m itlre inlted on I'ongiess today In reduce income taxes on i i i i i -I individuals liv atmul I I per cent effective June JO Pep Heed 1 It NY 1, announcing tie was in : i-tmung a lull lor this lax relief on the opening day nf i iineiess ..10I "thousands of -m all | laxpavi-r. have placed their iru -i 111 the Itcpublican parly " lte*d whose viun muter must tart alt tax legisl.ilion also urged tlial t sees piufits taxes, now Jluingtng 01 oi estimated 2 'i tilt , lam it*>11 ■s .intilially. lie alluwcd | to expire sinudtaiicini-ly with the income tax cut on June .70 llu- June .711 expiration date fur excess profits luxes i- automatic j under pre-enl laws These law* j uls-i provide .111 It per cent income lax cut Iuit mil until Dec 31 Heed made it clear and many , cimitresxmcn apparently -hare the view he iliie-ii'l want in permit a log t.is rediielmn (or businesx rigid 1 iwav and make individual* w ail*. I'heie were -11111a- sign* Heed tilav want In nu*h lu* lull Ihrouuh m 11 1.1* pus aids vutoiut tong hearin '-ii the Senate would have Iilrutc ol lino lo act hv June .70 i'ten 11- Mould lie ready lu pro­ ceed w oh a more thorough study of the entire ta* picture Itul some inm m ittee member* —etc *iire to nliieel to -itch n plan, laio n u g in-ti-ad a full airing of I’roail lax ipiestuius 1 chirr any ac­ tum w linleti-r ttiev ,.1-n want In see how the budget is iiiinllig otll before they act mi tax rtlecd. in a speech prepared (or delivery to the House, said 111* lax cut lull would reduce federal l-icome to onlv <1 itno oon.noo in the fiscal sear starting next Juiy I from no estimated nil billion titi4 t t * r l i VeJr He also firnmi-cd tls.it with a 1 -t'l 1 hr k mi snemling "w e can have Ihe tax relief provided ill my tell amt also achieve cur major goal id .1 liuliuu ed budget " Tm *ilny murium! wl l<!:01 n.m., THI MRRICONI QUAORUPlIIt— Anthony, flernard. Cart and Donald of neammmt, Vox . wave from Ilia .Irn. it, iweld v-lwo Seminole conndeck of the U S Nuvy lmns|sirt fieri IV If Ifm e on tlteli arrival In San Francisco from Korea. The 2Jty uffiiH* hoMcr*, noniinalwl I d lb 1* ye.ir-old brothers w-rrr mimic T.flftft Army men anil one sailor—all s-cti-ranx *»f Korean action—aboard Hie inim uiies lu- 1 May. w ill offlcinlly ship The P e irleone....... . In Korea with the 73rd Tank !taita|c,ri of llir 7th Infantry Division. The liegin l heir tenure in office. (H in n m t u n r n t n s II A I.F.IG II N ( I- tn Air binlhcri said llie> ate doc to be lelcascd from Ilia Army on Jnuuarj t (fim iimllomil ft'omidpholn) these*. I t weie re-electeil while the U N IT I D NATIO NS, N V f Force trult-port plane gropitig , ii*l,t oilier will tnke the oath of tluoiigh d m me ram and foe Sr» r e l.ll) fiem l .ll T l V r-e I o |> di o ffii •- for the first time. crashed near the Durham llaleigh hi ty ellal'ged last night that the The County ContniiMlnn will t S State Depart inept delayed m airnort nlmoi midnight have two new utrinliei* in John I Hirer' nlficer rn -u m n i were providing .not iii -ome va-e- dr W M. iseti, from the newly created I dled iuit one sergeant miraculous ined him infill illation lie cunhl 1- 1District No .1. and W . It. "Itrow n” l> CM-uPfd dcatll when In- .ippaieul t.i oust dt-loval A m en *.in- hum Miller, from the now District No. N ly was thrown clear of llu- er->shln*< the I tills K. Fnurakrc successfully plane Haltered hlixalv and da/ed ta r ’s Ida-t again-t l" S olfi ». on re-election from the District the crewman, T Set Frlward Mai rials w i- 1 iml lined in a statement 111I lu I In- Slate Department and No. :t in the primaries ln«t May. n> staggerrd Inin the airiairl a hoot These three commissioners w ill 1 a in in report his r i, | i " iiis | h ii 1 St-nntr lnvr»tignti>rs Dee i:\ hut plane hail crashed not rclen-od in (nil t-i tin- press join tin* two holdovers >1. 1*. MeClrllumt. District No. 2. ami It. t'. - •*» i'll** nreidrnt oeemred ,i< Ho* until la»t tlighl It was made ophite aim d fie Doibi <if District No. 4. when tin ( pi me « * • altem pim a an r-mi-r new Commission hold.* it» regular gem-v landing It was more Ilian same tune as Ally fieri lames meeting next Friday morning in s|\ Inn-rs after Matos g.m- the f M ctiranerv aiinimltred in Wash the Court House, Jun. !>. ahum Hial a search partv found 10 Ion lli.il lie had ordered 1 new f t Mr. Mi'tseb indirectly supidunls I In- tangled rem ain* n! the two h ile n il grand uirv Invesli-aliou \V (i. Kilbee, former commission­ LONDON 'P Foreign Secret in J............. nlnnc a half mile mrrili min charges Dial di'loval I iih t 0 ins It,ad infillriiteil Hie t \ Fin* er from tlie old No. t> district who Anthony Ktlen says Itritam and her easi of an airport runway itiaig ei, were rinsed In *.e*0■ r unsuccessfully sought re-election NATO partners will boost llieir I l> "niildsnn Air Kucce liase at 1 1 r mil (or* lo fore ds l> -n c\ In-t spring, Mr, M iller replaces II | defense spending in the iaiming f iii envllle S fi s.nd the pl uo lutiul In-t muiith II. pure in Hie First District. M r. year to rum iter the possibility of ra lly in g ntily ils clew id foul wat he Slate Depm lim ill declp»e,l i'„oe diil not -rek re-election. sudden Soviet aggression Itecenl returning (tom a rmiline Iniiuim: The new County Commission "miHlifieatimis" in the lln li-ti |iro llicl't to Slew.nt \ t r Force lla-e 1 *11111111-111 on I ie ' 1 I1.lives Maw will face the large u*.*k of reor- gram , he declares do not repre al Nl-wlnirgll. N V It had h it ever uttielats told III*- Senate m lei mil security sulo-ummitli■*• at a intonation -luring Friilny morn­ sent a cot in ihc nalion's .iritis Stewart al Ift 11 in vesterday ( ing's regular meeting. A chairman drive Searchers tlseil liliHHlIiomnls III a hearing Dec II tlial Ihe depuit The statement contained mul vice-chairman w ill have to be (utile atlenipl In backtrack tin tiu-iit would have ‘ taken steps to try to Work mil a new p rm ediu r ejected while incoming Sheriff J white |uim-r to I’ m liarnent trad of Hie Inlured crewman umill-l The clashing plane left u (rad ol fur sUppliiiii' I le w-Hi I lliitihy's selected deputies must m arking last montti’s North Allan sheared tiff tree I tip* One w mg informainm it lie had •'omnliiined have their l.omls unproved hy the Hi’ ('mined meeting in Paris nccitCommission W o r e they can of- *i«srs'*tl somei surprise Prim e Min was turn from Hie i'lnnc and lllc ( earhei ahieit melliods being used | Isler < hureldll annomreeil Dec 4 Lie's statement pn-p ircd liv nthn was datuaaeil The tall see flelally take their positions. Hint a till In the nation's defense llvroii Price U S Assistant sec linn also was sheared off Ttiis taller point, caused hv necessary to avoid Mains was rushed In the Duke relurv general in i-li.irgr of t**-*minor technicality, w ill leave Sentllusiutal al Durham An nltrudant soimrl said the secretary Meurriil inoie County without any sheriff’" nL ,! . " . . . „„»,u. reported al 7 a m that lie had w'utded no illsloval AtPCrieiins nn -hiiutlcs from Monday midnight , „ . n, u-.rUre^i !h » i" A !m .m , xyffrrrd piiduplp ;u ir btu wa* hi Hit' U N 'daft At the. -timr- (Imp. when outgoing S h eriff I', A. Mero 1 A i { ! i ' n' \ ! ^ r * ' ' rnm ", i>ns II deelnri'd, U V o ffle la lf' were a "fnvuram i' epud-llori •m l h i. s ta ff of ^ r t i e s V r m nnle f ^ ' ^ ^ a n g e «} r m p h f t W m m e The plane had la-1 lie tot heard imnlile to rut the iifganD iliou nf rV iim v fields "hut tn no sense » reduction from shortly before 11 o'clock list such pel soils w Ulimit adeipmlr morning w hin the new (m in tj |(| , tM, pri>Mn| xca|,, „f ,„,r rearm night Al that lime II icpnrtcil il e* iileiu e Commission approves the bonds m i| ' ff„ r| , w |,.rt| Vl.„ t he stall nieiil's |irmei|i.il ponds -•mild nUcmni an cnic-gencv land the depu les chn.'en by S h eriff- |n,fncl („ ,p ond ....... . ,|. f- rise lug al Hie llaleiglt Durham aiilHirl ill* hilled •‘Ifvt lluliliv. rhim fur aI nhiI Ihrro |i,an |»,|, Vi»nr ** I Tin- I N s*>» rrl 1* * • ...... I after it had been unatitr in I rn-* al .lavs Seminole County will he T he statement nd.b, I |fir-1 m i ­ I'npe \ i r Foi l e at F ivettl-y ille Hatl> ami Iilti’li Ini'l t S oflo i.tlwithout any officio! sheriff » dep­ ls broadly Iru r of llu NATO - tforl lle wallled llu Vnn -f t a-. ml In uties. Mi I a Id I ’I miI i * aliiiilt ai mill's - o ii Hi id here as n whole fait agaio-1 ** tiom llo-i** w a oi* \ ll'i V 1 I M U Ip n. 4 ‘('1 1 1 fft HI ! 1. nil* l-i .III III * i ,ii h ttiii I it t'e i iim ui * . However, the County w ill m-i ho The combined fmees lit-lined I.toll.it t-t oience ot snltt i-i'sit * a* I x i * |p*|| |i \\ < t !l T « I a fit* ft hi t vi*it lit*!** to 11 > M titin i’ ■ I, ♦ 1111iiii* ♦ ’ i t \ C n i i r f I s l l i ’ M without a Sheriff, since Mr. Ilo h hy. for N A Ttt for ltt.Vl will, in fact be I II tit Since IWIH tie tsFi «l th,to sk 4)01(1* I > Ilh'Mlt w ill immediately assume office ut not only heller equipoed lull also fc?ttt!ii*i Hiitsi f«ti a * 1111•11111 , pi- t Sullfoi.t t> State Department tor inform .Horn I -f ilu 11 w lii.YI Floritlii V I i I i moit ill** lOllflt I ) V A l«|»k fl f l * ’ f f|< UstH iO*tl HliMfitiil IM having 1—01 n.m. Tuesday morning when■larger than Ihose we have now at on almiil :• ntm A mero an -1 *M m «•!. ■1 v> 111. Ic III tog- vs II I lu* « f lid i ' iiiih lo ' Sheriff Mero’* term of of fire e x -j the end of 19A? members Adverse comment was If* • Mill* 1 .'lotto...... M II.Illy moiltpires. I ()h*ervers pointed out that even W w lv ii fipnitil i'i| ritv received on rnily 21 of them iiu* 10 lit- f 'm ilt House, it w in \ ‘«iln UM liitm -, Jt . hi !•! M * fit'll The lerhniealitv nrl«es out of though Britain plans in spend ? There li.ite been case of non ui 11- >1 toil iv Ii* J .hit fiitlhw more, the rising ro%l of an il* rnm | •x*"*ilnn V*• 1 » ■ f « IflV tifli'l linnli "long ili-Dt>" 111 itelliuu replies the fact that while all elected nfW.iV, Hclll It 'll I'nllUlV I'll* i ’o). r l kfll i 1111III |LF lull f it ilflftMl i'll. s4”s till from the S lili- Drpnl lineitl no ftcials have had their hands up. might mean a cut in urinal do tci t+o 1 ■+il si 1V a i"l S ft 11* Il inter • liveries I I I \ | 11 U K 111 v I l f I *'! IV»Hin*l4 4 'll til1 ! -I I Hatties siibmilli'd tn it in bun proved lo Tallahassee, appoint­ The while paper said the NA I'n ‘‘lull eases the si ,lg Depai I meiil tat* 1 -is will ti 1v1 mil I llu- Fch. 20 ments mude hy the Incoming nf■Iciiilliiic 1 ' pi "i iii c 1)0 nesv plate* W'hi 11lit' Ihim ii'h ti iiiiix i 1 nf mi in willoliew it-, adverse runiineuls fiilals must tic uporuved tiy the countries must eunliuue Ihelr dc iniiiin mjnm to m i riisi-s, .Imli'F :t lae asked for lad w >- denied w ill* mi ■m-in 1m i 11 p-unity. nonruprlati- guvcining laalles lo­ fense efforts until "our slicngth t* \ * coitlui t lo Mi t;,itlowny, all Itself a solid deterrent to nn\ I Wiihum-4 iiih'il Willh* U'NVul » .1 ropv <d tieariliv lit .1 New Y 01 k cally. ( ( ’ontinuril tin Page Three! 1 lug will tic -"Id 10 -'-ipieiii'i' nnThus. Mr. Huhhy most wait )miisii't\ ivi**4, ’ Min tilth h it ” hi vvim •Mi'll, L!11111V "fl tkvn piHinli nf tH’llv grand put which itsiied a pie I Ic-h t c mot 1u I- 1 tin- sulnuittcil a Hy JIM riN IIK If frnlii Die moment lie takes office Hlinfill ll LVill ri't’4 Ivt' IlHI 41sM ' 111* nf 111« n-|i|nii>f1 111nf <<»|mh)kr hf m I Inn imv whih' ili^iniifiiriif n ihinl si-nluieul Dee 'l whii'ti l ie saul in* lit liiiiM'in i luMffu. hr "lendrd In < .1st di-ecedll upon Ho- I ii'uuc ' fur a plat*- miinhi-r on, nr until the new County Commission 1Mil t i l t ' i t y uttiM il .1 Ilf 1 I i w fit II II iiin fi'H m i'tiMf i m11h* 11it? i In 'rnim il fm ill IHtP nn ciu’li rnynl fm 11 In i t 'f o il, Du' J>i< to, 11152 ili'iidllnu entire stall ol the |t N first il.... . three days later to upAtm v ‘l»iHi llli»f tli«< Ht y **f ii »’. piI The t S sri rotary of slate fm 1 seixuiiliin4 iirovc his selected staff of depu­ ii I M l.m il. «'«kill III II |l 11 v it 11|u Di > i l l D i l l N ' l i i l l lilt i I 11*' I III Vk Mil f;| III V|M •» till Ilf $111(1 Ml till 1*K u| Mill fcv• nf Ni l vim*' Mil (Iny i Hi Inti. 111 pill! at Hint lim e James F ties ill f III It' iM’l'illl'. l hi* K i d i f F i ' i i t i i r i ’M r i v n ' l t t c l m l Fnllnulflif | | m' • iMirl ii" ilnfi v 4 llyrnes present governor ol South The Tuesday morning Inaugura­ iinifi. M \ Wuimin'M N«mv V m k ‘ hv I hi* N t■w \ m Is u iif i'i In ia im 1 a ii’uliiv, f i t v d iM 'f uf I*4»III t* It**v Carolina Odd Lie tlial Ihe D S tion will see five other newcomer* A lit *' IIiiifhiH" iulmmiiHt afli'r ri|i4'iii|tny ii | mmi( in «;. W illiam * .li’Miluv <1 lii^ •** •(»»» government did mil wisp to clear officially assume office. They are I lls’ U I|I* I | mm* In Huufm J v*"* in m u •| mi|i«*r unfit Mil tin* I hm'K i'*t|||uinnu' mi nhl |ilinl«n!Minh or lend offu ml support III \ 111rr tri'lu y , ut llu* fi’(|iM oi m v Mull >• n (V. Hugh Duncan, justire of the nf |h»* fit i (< lmn| Hnfi ly nutrnl in leans seeking Job' or working it W IN T K It H A V E N . I.Spec hill iiifi-r Turn l.i'iunti, lu ifiifh«*i mfiir S* MfiM II nu Hill I! mi I hi' N r\s iii'k peace for District No. 4. soil ConSimfm i| w lilili In lirlp n l fm m tiinl the I N However information on 7 1it I 1111 11 Heports teceived fnun Murkel in it l Kimi ft i “it hn i nt fin In i i «• miii v I mir of nine liable of (he some district, J. Q. l,*,l',iMntn1 Iniiriml Ann rhim ami whic h Im hnh'il Jmli/*1 Wilhiim^a them w as reqursird infoi mailt prisoners why licit I,oca* County "Slim " Galloway; Mack N. Cleve­ Managers in the Wtnt* i lliivi u of it id I I f f I lhi-« m m m u y l<* ( t h n n to • *t*- 1 (Ml III III tllhlflM. tin'll II VMllllh!’,l' l nf |il I I * V illi’* from llu- 1 S "on ninny o* 1 1 iail in Hie liiggi"ii tiicuk ever to land, Jr., member of the Stale flee of L. II l.ewls, Diieeliu of N i * w Y u i i * r i t v . .Slate Formers' M aikeis indicate Sin1 m ill aIn* I mih limn- I* %t i'll *»tvi* nf ui/r slmis In Jhtu and ini? " ocenr H o le wen- 1 apt 11red before House of Hepresentallve from Dis­ Sin* net ill <lu v " lit* 11 iinn '■( iii*vi1• i|» I’fiiMinl In1 wmilil min' ■ Iteside action ulrnndv ta t. n dawn Iml.iv trict Nn. I; Bay hum T. Mllwee, un optimistic outlook ond u fr. ling to w iili* nIn mit Smif'Mfl im ii 1Yhirul iiavi'lm y in f'Mcfun t *»iiri 1r S« * iru r tinv In* inv hn-H rn l ily .liiiliM*.'* I t Amero ails wmklng for thi­ Authorities in eight state* were Superintendent (,f public Insli ac­ that tin- outcome of a d lfficuli situ­ Fluriflu rlty , iitli'iuiitinir lu «h«pi'( hi*i iiih iiii *1 a vmh* n il’ll u n li'i mul f ’hii’f Wilhiini'* "iinl. ation created hy heavy la in - lust ll N have lu-en disehareed or had alerted to look mil fur Hie rem ain­ tion; and Karlyle llousholilcr, fall which, in some sections, wen- thu o|iiiii(irirt mnnv Nmiluim»n» h tifiv rlm a hI hmi! the rn iic il then intis otherwise terminated ing live ol tor group width County Prorecutlng Attorney. Lie plans to set op a special panel stpice/eil through a foot square followed mom recent I v hy fipst bold ahoul Florida fim ii iep *aled ;Htutes. Htie made five trips to Hus The ]H other o fficial* re-elected and cold winds, might have la-en puiilh itv given Florida s plush m u , -lie sniil, hetwci-ii D ili mul to take up "eight or nine cases hole in a iail window 1.7*1 night besides M r. Fourakre are as fol- much worse. cities of ftllnrni nod Miam i lh neh, lU tH, dunog wliich linn- -he -u« in which adver-e com m ents in all* r sawing Htmouh the burs, lows; Lloyd F. Boyle, State HenaHiie staled siie was im pre- ,-d bv Hlalin tw lee at M at Dnv dene-u t ars ing degrees" have been re Handy Anderson of the Hoofonl 1in nine all Neem e* leaped 25 tor from 37th Senatorial D istrict; Market reports Hint though they tin- relaxed atmosphere -le eu• i ntiioe- Hpi-nt.ini- -if tin* Mnv celt ed fl util I S officials ct to the rain 'Otiened ground, Tim elect.......... . n inuyiu will Volin A. W illiams, Jr., member of experienced a rmluiwl lull over the efiiiiiteied hale, wliich «Ji- qnile a Day idisemioei- III Moscow's Hed ti Lie has "no reliable cause for twenty other pi 1outer* refused til the Htate House o f Iteprt-M-ntu- four dnv Christmas holhlav of the difference from the liu»th* nnd Suunic, -to -uni tin "whole Hung lake place at next Tuesday eve­ proceeding ' on the oH-cr' of thi­ break tlvi-a from District No. 3; (). p. week ending December J ,th "SV'e liuslle of (lie incliiipolltnli city’. I- done fm di|ilomals met cinlius ning*- h i g a m /iilinn meeting " f It'1’ l l listed hv the State 11*.....I Intent I make a ___ _ __________ Herndon, County Clerkt S. F. sold gll varieties nf produce n- The ciillllnilist sniil she i-xperieiieeil <ies of foreign coim tiie- lo -liow f i le t'utniiu-m m in llu* City Hall this week "suite he cither is coin at M illi p in According t» City p lrtrly without evidence or is i*i Doudney, County T ax Assessor; mounling lo .'12.328 units at u gross "pure, unailulleiati-il joy" nt the Hiis-iun mlgtit." John L. Galloway, T ax Collector; valuation of |ll7,Htt2..'lil," and liiu l weather here a fte r encountering Fnlluwing tier f Irnt trip in the Manager Thmnas l.einun, llu- l niu- |H*s-ess*mi iif rvjtlc-'cr w ho •• ti Douglaa Stenslrom, County Judge; "A hurried tabulation of sales for terupcrulnrea in New York t ’ity re Hed slroligliold, she sold, d ir was missltm meeting w ill deni tody tl:i"llul)v reloliui I 1111 eitrrei-lne-i with a reui giuiirutlnp ami a brief Camilla Bruce, Supervisor of Keg- the monih of December sliuwa a c'-ntly which ranged from I I In full of in formal Ion shout a connof the Slate Deparliiicul's 1 vain Irv wliich wns “Greek" to most inaugural ceremony fill the ineem- ntlfin " Istrallon; J. A. BUtllne, District favorable eumparlson wdh those of ■Jll degrees, DF.THOIT |v I iuii* Slone, a C5lllg ('umlnisslnner Denver f'urdell. Nn. 2, And C. F. lU rrlu o n, n ijitrirt December a year ago." Htie liked the uppenranre of In- people In-re, ami wrote u eohiiiili 7 l.le is "keenly no "re of Dq- v car old Detroit druggist who beMr. Cordell rejdaieAndrew lo r ohservalioiis, culled No. | f fur mcrnlMThhip nn Ihn seriousness of the problem " ore fii.’ inlcd thousand* of umtenirivIra K. Ilu ln l, Mauogi-r of tin- cai women, site sniil, us they were iihmil Countv Hoard of I ’uhllc Intdruc- I'nlatka M urkel whojm k h h u t i not overly mniln-iip, tliey had no “ Alice in Wandei laud. ' with Ii rail F a m iw a y , who di-,-lined lu inn fur M-nted hy the presence in the Si— ileged children at yearly Hallore elei-Him lu-t fall. Mr. f'urdell two weeks. lion; Juitlcn of Fence Thou A id in ' planted rai)h»K<‘ nnd cnllnnln Inrtre* false rye lashes and they had r e l’irinl within llu- Imrilers of tiu- ween parties and summertime outThe i-oiiilniiisl told o.' seeing W'uri the (himiuis-lnn post li> de- li-'ited Stales, i l l suspect American |oo* died lust night alter a heart nnd Constnldo George KeUey Uith Iy # reports ifood crop condition* dignity. Htie liked the ro iilin lity sign,-, in Moscow at one time whlrh lentliig relire-l Army Col. I'nill o f Ihe peopln on the stri*el, shi ritlm i* Also, the secretarv Ken attack of District No. Of Justice of the nnd excellent to good products. Nuvi-mlier's rra l well understands that no or Stone, nationally reengnlicd (or j'r-aca Horner Sewell and W. A. C, 8. i'hlllipx, Manager uf the staled, ihe i Ircumstnure of these i slated that .’I and I are 3, In uu ef Clu-rter mu in lust fo il to ........I up one i f the fiv City ejection. gnnlinliiui "dedicated to so-h liigh ’■t* effort* ui In-half of under-priv­ Lewis, Cp nstable, Imth of District Florida C ity M arket ml vises "W e ipenple greeting each other, yc,., pi ii 1 1 s lo eomiileliiui in four No. fl. " I don't si i> why everybody does­ Mr. Cordell Jutn* the four hold­ pi 11"puses as the United Nation*, ileged children, wa* planning a bad no auctions dining the Christ­ mas holidays, hut during the first n’t prune td live here, she said, years. "They've been just as wrong overs on tin- ('omtnissloii, Huiidall can hope lo serve those iHirpnse* elrciM party fur J.ihmi children at on everything ever since, in my Chase, John Ivey, W lllinm Kioier the time of hix death tConllmird On I'BKe Thrcr) two days' auction the week begin­ comparing her liking for Hanford 111 IU50 he was named "d ru tfg lli ning December 'Jtlth, approximate­ to her small home town In New uplninn,'' she stated. .She was on u and Mayor .Stumper. Hampshire. " I saw for tho first trip lust June to Alaska, of the year" hy the National Drug­ W hile II l» possible Mr. Htemper Twenty-Mx persona were luted t i ly 11,000 bushels field boxes nf time oranges being colored this I Hhe said, " I ’m "till deep**Intergist Association fur hi* munerou* could he re-elected for u si-rund m ining and presumed dead today tomatoea were sold for a gross parlies, following ar an aarthquahe which price of npprnxlninti-ly f3H.tMMI.tlll. afternoon." Hhe said she wns "like ested in the woman's angle, ehll- term, the mayor call mureril Idlilself uiily hy Ihe iiuuniuimiK vote uf ed Coila Rica Tuesday, rocked High 17.10, low 11.07. The quali­ nine mllllun n th ir New York ’ dren nnd schools," nil lIn- five ('iiiiinilssiunei-. The tremor* centered' around ty continue* very good." "Almost Mount train, a towering volcano ail uf our old buyers and muny about M mtlaa north of the capital pew ones are here since tha hullH IT /. _____ The cone belched amoke, and great day a, and htforlng unfavorable "Htirlnglime in the Hicrrnx" V E N IC E . Italy —'T wo freight weather cnnditlona, It looks ns If cracka appeared in the earth's t:"n - 5-3ft ■ ID32 - 9:48 car load* of hand grenade* ex ­ crust in nearby foothill*, wiping wa are o ff to a good season." " VVleknl C ity" ploded on a transport barge In a KANSAS C IT Y kB -S Ix person* NKW YOHK U H—Mr*. Thoma* M . V. Meeklson. Manager of the out roads and Iralia. 2-tfl - 3 :fid . 8:32 SKOUl. l*B—Twenty-nine Korean jdeturesquo Venetian lagoon today, Palmetto M arket states his " M a r­ W. Lamnnl, who died here Monday ac re injured, none critically, when tilowing seven workmen lo tut* and 4uni|-iw."Thuniler in the E a *t" ket operated on three days follow­ left (4,115,000 In specific hequesti, a loaded transfer truck collided civilian* were killed and 41 inKJ1K TO BB NAMED Inlurlng nine othei*. 1:18 - 3:20 - 3:22 . 0:2tl NKW YORK kB-Newipaper re- ing the Christman holiday, but sold Including almost three million dal with a street ear in downtown Kan- Jtiretl In a United Nation* freight Hundred* of gondolas rushed In *a i City ami then toppled over on train derailment U mile* *oulh of MOVIKLANH ‘ today sag Dr. Grayson Kirk, 707 packages of prwdure, largely lira to seven women'* college*. the rescue of other w o r k e r * She was the widow of the farmer p e d o trla iu (landing on tho curb. Taejon, the Klghl Army rcporled Show opena (1:50 Uni- tomatoea. fo r a gross of I2.0M .H3." plunged Into the cold water off Tho truck driver, Frank Coffey, today. 0 . S. Hogan o f the Pompano chairman of Ihe hoard of J. P. "Junction C ltv " d :4l * nt of The Army laid the train, oner- lin la Della Certoia by thn blast, tuc- M arket reporta "W arm er weather Morgan 4 Co., bankera, who dlad eicaped Injury, and none of Ihe "Flam e of Seanthoul" 8:00 which shook Ihe whnlo city. Both aled by the Third Tramportatlon trolley pauengert was hurt In Ihe ar. haa stimulated the growth and ma­ In 1048. Inst complete show 0:14 She left 11.300.000 to Smith Col- mlihap yesterday. Coffey laid Ihe M ilitary Hallway Service, plunged railroad cars and the ferry were tu rity of all crops, Volume I* on Sumluyi show open* 0:30 the merrmae. Shipment# . fo r the lege, (500.000 lo Barnard, and (250,- alreet car hit the rear of hi* truck, off the track* late last nlghl while demolished. The Island ha* an establishment c ro u in i • bridge near Iwon. '.‘-’lory of W ill lin g er*" 7:03flrtt two davx of this week totaled noo each to Kelleiley, Bryn-Mawr, turning It over. Tha victim# had hitch-hiked a which manufacture* explosive* fur ByiUntters *t the leene righted 8:52 lax l feature 9 i3 t Radclllfe, Mount Holyoke and Vaatho Italian Navy. ride on the train. the truck and freed the victim*. Ilf. Britain To Boost Defense Efforts To Counter Reds Syndicated W riter Here Ft! (*n Says lioccnt Modification Doesn't Spoil Cuts in Anns / V ft s >> 1$ J Viito T»«r Sales To I'oiiiiiii'iii'i' Monday Hy JiulRf Williams King Features Columnist Writes Of Sanford As Typically Florida I Market Managers Are Optimistic ()n|; Outlook For Oops I l**oi»f Of Nine Prison Pscapcfs Captured Mayor To Be Named Next TuoHday Niifltt ( ' iltlrcn Benefactor I)ios Of Heart Attack ...“ ■ M T . Hand Gremuli1 Blasts Uock Historic Venice Fmith College Given Six PerHonn H urt In M) BerHonH Killed In Streetcar Coilinion FreiRht Train Wreck Sum By Mrs. Lamoiit ’“'SSsSSfayATAitr • J ■ M V H W ltKSm m ra Movie Time Table �■xna. TH E SANFORD HERALD Fata 1_________ Sat. J a a l , 1M I Th« Sanford Herald 1 'k S a la M I< b e * la IOOO I akllakeO a s tir IIN H MtorOar Will Elsler Be Next? Tho fortune* of Gorhurt Kialor tiro on tho wnne. In 1010. when Klalor fled tho Uriltcd Staten on a Pollnh .liner to evade churRM.of wsrjury.ho w«a hulled' an a herd'nmonjf tho Communlatnof tho world. Ho evontually arrived In Ea»t la * *« a *a r,C b rla fa ia x . J0 0i4i M “ ew .• o r a , P a k .tx k • 0 * ■ ! ! , , C a r * fa |. • w lo o l% H e . w ,Tim m y wneru no him nerved an |>rt>i>nf<Hru:ii ciuef. Among I I I Mi M a a a a llo v * » s u ■ — r, - ------ 1 hln lean nucceimful e ffo r t* nlong th n t line were the ntorlcn ho rc |cnMt,(| ch „ rK| nK th a t the U nited Staten wna dropping O r lv k x r ST, I I I.ee«.4 * . a t |k xeia« Pwl "» * ■ ■ » • * * . P U H * x . a a S e r Ik e Am |)otnto Inign fro m nlrplM ien over Kant Germ any. Kven devout • I ■ ■ ■ ■ > ■ • ml Marvfc X I NT*. C om m unlnt* hud trouble rcprcnnlng nmllen over the redlcuN O M .A M I l„ loun clnimn. M llx , 0 0 *1 10 V IIK t X Recently K lnler waa removed fro m the propagandu |Mint *»•!■••• Haxam «i«l neverclv criticised fo r hln fa ilu re by top ('om m uuintn. N tM ic M ir r io N 11ATMS ■ e C a r rie r * .as Behind tho Iro n C u rta i n there la no wornc crim e than fa ilu re * * • M<»N«b i!*a| an more than one Red leader hua discovered. i t may l>e that Tkrex Maalkx ■ aa * l « M a a t k a .................. xin K lnler w ill be the next v ic tim o f n purge. I f he In, few In the « • « Year IIJM W cnlcrn w orld w ill extend him nym pathy. .A ll a k lla a r , a a lira a , r a n i , a f Tho rem oval o f Klnler, Itocaune o f the fa ilu re o f hln pror * * « ,* * " « a . a a * a a lira a ml 'Uganda, nhotild Iw encouraging to tho democracien. It could r a l r r l a l a a ^ a l fa r Ik a n r f a w ml CNlatNN fa«*a. will *>» rkarga4 far moan th a t In Germ any a t leant the W ontem im tlonn are as craatar a4**rilatag rates. more e ffe ctive than the Communlntn In convincing people o f NrgrfaaM|#4 VatUaiiliv ~ iu |7 (ho m e rit o f th e ir caune. I t In an in dication th a t w herever r j? k a n a ra a rr M r a n ~ .a a l.l l, r . If * * " 1 • R , V " 'k . I h lra a a . IV i r a ll tr u th him a n y th in g Ilk - an equal chance w ith falnchood tru th * M r mm4 a i, l.a ala. v ill prevail. I t would never occur to the Rcdn th a t even tho . T **. •• ■ a in a k a r ml ik r mont ukilled nalenmen cannot do a goml Job w ith merchandise -fW J if'f w klab la a a i l ll t * n r l a s M r l r la i k r a a r f a r ra a a k ll. ohviounly fa u lty . , e a lla * a f a ll Ik a laira l B # a , r r l a l r . ' • • »kla a 'n a p a a r r •• •• A * a , a , a la p a lrk ra . Jar’i Auto Industry Has Proved Its Ability To Do ‘Impossible” THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS W RONG m m JO ST M O R E. Important The V,l,U"- automotive Industry can produce VaYnetT eamlnga’^had ‘ u i i m i r / ’been adequately for |tearc and war at „„f fjc|ent tn take ca r* of growth, the aamn time, I f t , | s year most companies should The tremendous prmtwtlon cap- rim, M r n |ng» and depreciation re..city that has Iwen hulll up since sprvc* cnough for Inelr building World W ar I I I . demonstrated In .,ro H rim s, saya C. t*. Naldlg of the quirk rrrnvery the auto Indus- 1 e. Weld i t Co., stock brokertry mnde alter the steel strike .age firm . . . , of mbl-IU63. Although the .trik e In n report to the chemical sohalted production for seveinl clcty, Ncldlg say* the fast depre­ weeks the industry bounced back ciation nllmvancc for tax purpMes to almost fill Its allowable output which the U. S. treasury ha* quota under the Controlled M a­ granted In mnny ca»e* since the te ria l. Program. Korean War started may prove of I'lelim lnnry figures of the Auto­ major Importance In financing ex­ mobile Manufacturers Aasoclntlon, pansion In Ihe future. " It Is possible within several subject to la trr revision, show that ot the 6 4 million ears and truck. years’ lim e that depreciation plus ■oiling from the assembly lines emergency amortization will have :t7i'.(X«l were shlppril to foreign grown large cnough to virtually sustain a continued heavy expan­ markets. They also .how that the wholr- sion program ," Neldla says. For Industry as a whole, around xnle valuation of the 1052 Industry output was approximately 0 billion 15,000 new facilities costing more dollars, or about H per cent Iwlow than 23 billion dollars have re ­ ceived certificates of necessity. the 1061 total. The maniifsclurci'a association Some no ih t cent o f this, or better estimates total car and truck rrg- than 14 billion dollars, Is ellglblo i.n atio ns at the year end at 5:t,- for rapid depreciation. Depreciation charges arc de­ .ui.l,non and irp o rl* that highway users paid u total of fivo billion ducted before Income taxes. O rdi­ narily the charges run around six d ollar. In taxes during the year. The year brought many engl to seven per cent of the original he ini I, down a third line "1 hereby resolve b quit heinu Herring advance., although nothing I co*t '}t l|IB pLht. Under the fast STATEMENT OF CONDITION FliORIDA STATE BANK Comparative SANFORD. FLORIDA Orguni/.cil June 2, I'J.'I'J Statement O f Condition H E t T M Iir .lt .11, 1951 UMHOURCKS I ,o iiii « nnd Discounts M il. IAUIA NDOCA, nf Chlenao, Is shown with her ton. Koly. J. on their arrival In New York on the liner (*oo.itiiiiho>i Koly was stricken with Infantile paralysis while vlsllln* his iram lmnthai In Florence, Italy, last April. Tha W»y Is almost romplelely recovered lie will receive additional treatments when he «ele home fjnim tarh oisD ?l,.Vtti,r>(i'l.Oll 11* tilin g II nose, Furniture, ris tu rrs Florida State Bank o f Sanford tl2,H2*.IIJ nolle O verdraft* Ban fords Florida $ ljM 6 ,:ill.l I V. it. tiov'l. ItoiiiN g ilil.likl.lll (ithrr Bond* (.'ash and Due from llnnks '.Mttl.2Hti.im 4.t'02,706.96 TOTAL IIMSOUItUKH $6,(WI.HU7JI5 Orgaalsad June J, It s * . • % DECEMBER 31. 1032 L IA B IL IT IE S Capital Hlock .............. .... > 'J f t KOKI) 3 door xedan, clean, g o o d lire*, radio. CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, extra good, clean, radio, heater Surplus '§11 lltllCK xedanolte, • • clean, low mllrnire, radio, heater, Dynafluw PONTIAC 3 door xedan, extra claan, radio, otic owner Dividend Paynldi' Jan. I. 1U62 |7 W $ 100,000.00 .................. Depoalta ................. RESOURCES 100,000.00 Undivided Profits and IteServr* TOTAL 1.1,Mill,1TIKN 00.6110.70 0,000.00 5JW0,600.05 $5,mu,HiiT.:i6 O P F K 'K H H & ' ij U‘DmCnt h,VC tthat C A R D IN S’ A legislative committee has come ' ' " ^ C Y P R IS S * ! David Lawrence insists that Tru­ man's firing of General MatArlhur was the I’reddeni’s most serious Mistake. We have no doubt there were numerous occasions when Prtsid'nl Roosevelt would like to have fired General MaeArthur but he Wes big enough In foe .Live his personal peeves. He recognised tf\’ MaeArthur as the moil able man , in the world for his particular job. - taWackiae in - pi5 P | « ^^ so .harp will. Junior nf j« rfvriiutionnry nnturc. A uttfmly ■inortliitlofi plan, a company may AI tti.il moment .luninr tears into Increase In horsepower output, «>«*uct 20 Percent a year for at tl.e loom ehn«ing the rat The eat ' running Ina ....... some Instance* above p* r. . l)t , ,hc co,,t of ,he p l,n t’ leaps op on llu* ilrsk and over­ cutting its the 2iNi mark, w*« mu* develop* ‘ thus ®nua cutting 11* current tax pay turn. the Ink bottle | mend. nient In the Cadlllac-Chrytler- m Since the start of the Korean "Now look wtint you've done, Lincoln quality car field. W ar the chemical Industry has re ­ you little Im p ’ " Joe yelps at Ills liOWff |»r |ce« ceived rrrtlflra te s of necessity for son 'V a n 't you ever lie quiet1" Near the year-end several new m n ™ i ? r l , OI| J.m.or breaks not ervlug, Mrs model, w e ir introduced with mod- i,r V to coat nearly lloake. say., ' that's a fine way .... .................... large part of eralelv lower price tags. W hether. lo talk to your onlv rh llil." ami . . . this is eligible for rapid dcpreclaihe lower prices would Joe, h.s nerves lanttllng, hauls out thrnugh ,he new model a '^ o n anu. ' ' ^ . ■ “ " J w r t . m l c . l companies a elgaret and lights It, perhaps further redurtlnns lie a recant u x himnn dollars lie lenks down and re reads his reconl Ilk billion at made. Industry heads Indicated, Kiurcil lilt re pledges all .unite anil lirok ■ntu new facilities, Du Pont was would depend upon the output nnd ell In less than to ml...ties the only one of the big chemical sales volume that could lie counted "W hat's the use1" he griiw b, companies tn flnaneo Its 1962 ex­ on. The Implication wuit that the crumples the p.i|>cr Into a hall, amt pansion without outside capital. Industry must lie permitted to throws it Into the wa*lehnskrl. Forty three other chemical com­ •'['jlu more cars in IU5,'i than It panies, Ncldlg reports, raised 620‘ ti What Joe doesn't realize Is that did this year If Ihe price line Is to million dollars from outside he has made the mistake must he held or reduced. sources. Americans do In formulating good Top level administrative changes restitutions. They resolve to quit In I ’arkard and (lenrrnl Motor* hum m ed. More than 10 million doing something they believe Is were other major development* In dollar* was raised by the sale nf had Instead ii f resolving In do im . J a m e s J. Nance, former head preferred slock, and mure than 121 something tli.il Is better. of Midpoint, Inc., took over as million dollar* by Ihe sale of com­ Their approach I* negative In president o f Packard with the mon slock. ■ stead of positive It I. passive , . avowed purpose of regaining for rather than n rtlv r They try lo Earnings and depreciation re­ the company some of the former serves should lie enough for most weed out their ....n il vices Imlem l prestige tt held In the higher- companies this year, ne believes. of planting more virtues The only priced car field. way to cure « l.n.l hnblt Is to re ( harles E. Wilson gave up his place tt will, a new hnl.lt Other It Is believed that the aren now Slflttcv BOOTH, nim nod .li.ga post ns president of (iencral Mo­ occupied hy Ihe Sahnra Desert was wise a vanillin is let! In your life si ll W " sole. Ie,| liv (In- Np v tors, which paid him 102(1,,'ltMI In a fertile region when man first ap­ and the old loot li d'll will certainly smoking " Votk U lio Crilh's as the te a ts sh Ih iv and bonuses lust year, to , I .Ine look, lit that, smiles lit smog move back hi to fdl ii peared there. le -l h I i . t (.it li.t pet ti, rat more Saints aren't m.idr liv mere ah become secretary —ry of ........................ defense In the — ' i virtue, nnd adds (.Mother line lo Ho- mol on putor.- ' ('nine ltat-'t, Eisenhower cabinet at $22,6(10. • l "1 boretiv resolve to qo t tiring slrntlnn from wrong hot by the Visit B e a u tifu l l.llllr Slithi,.'' I l l iler,mlo,null nas.Innate doing of good things Inconsiderate of my wife " It was three centuries after Eu­ Just then Mrs Doakrs peeks Virtue so fills their lives there Is And the best way for him to quit ropeans found rubber In use among over his shoulder and snys, "W hat no room lelt tor vice Joe Intakes probably lias no velplng ut Junior is to praise American Indians before It was arc you doing, d e ir? " comm ercially available In Europe Startled, Joe snaps, "None of yearning to become a saint tint Junior It isn't whnt you don't do that •n d then only as a means uf rob­ your business Cnn’t n man have the nniv way lie ran quit being In J W tlm i RAt 3 N w t D eity msiih'iiile of bis wife Is lo be eon makes you heller. It's what you bing out pencil marks— hancc the any prlvncy i......... ... .................... In thin ........... house?" Ills •••NO YOU* CAMISA do do. name. conscience already bothers him as srlmisly more con ddi'rale of hrr as good « governor, or whether hr believes the hcxling be took is word, twice as much. Anyway we doubt if he would want lo do it again for 112,000. The trouble about wo MtR as il ls with tha i la what kind of yoli going to hava, fcartttine, say that a world novain-j Ml. or any world otgantMlion,' be democratic and should lh4 rcpreeantathrai of tha, .selves or at Last o! tha' : . nations wbafn, jkay . ILo.' tho Bus not too so wo coM da— tmUc iov* and might, In fact thoy . aay that tho only root danaok i. typo of govamnsant k tha fovemmaat they hayk «d wt retard at an abtatorship. Now hi iht fafoiu we are bonified thing, . . . . . . however.I nowever,! ^ I. that the indu.tryh.'nil.hel'rve mnJ, of y ,, compan|e, had U> *seek It haa eatahllahed that the huge|<llltlll<te financing. Prevloualy. In an a rticle fo r the S aturday Review, Howard Dipt/, -nilken a ntrong cane fo r opera* |>crformed In Kngllnh. Diets, him cnllulm rutcd on Hcvcrnl Broadway munlcaln, made trim *Wa ........... .......... because i Atm Impatient lutlonn o f "F le d e rm a ii*” nnd " L a Bohemfi” fo r production life man on rarth U ■iway*V*ima'h<hiai ,v tho M etropolitan Opera Company. Hln a rtic le recount* In the •nd" ei M Hr lamb multiplier multiplica an,| th r|, "ome o f the npponltlon, to tra n n la tio n fro m tra d ltlo n u lin tn JJ4JT. The anil tittiger disappears, disappear*. A thousand among opera goer* and iierform ern. year* In thy *|gh| n ir hut ax yesDiets adm ltn th n t there arc certain opernn w ith nearly leiday. _ px, (Kl:4. y perfect lih re lto n which nhould not la? trannlated. The Iv rira •if the (iilb e rt and Sullivan nperettim , fo r examnlo, are n<. In trica te and no dependent upon hum or peculiar to th i 2alLifMi, "ui 1 f*b *u *,|on lh *t I* painful. We xhuulil all wish to (tear Kngllnh language th a t In unda tion m lirlit make them dead onL fn .M,,t p,uh ««w,m anil mcitnlngleHH. Diets alno concedud th a t IranidiitiiniH m ay - J l *houlJfr*‘ R* "hall 'one mime o f the nuance* o f w ord* u*ed by the compoNor g fj,* y°ke UP"" n»y net h. - Drut On the o ther hand he point* out th n t many lib re tto * can hr Improved by tra n *la tf* n. Opera* niing In Kngllnh would have Onr of die lin t tiling, about New a much w ider appeal lo Am erican audience*. Tey* it onre you come out from Great opera* are a rt w o rk*. B ut they were p rim a rily w ritte n to entertain, mmme and e ffe c t the em olloim o f thorn* M.1 i , !he , f " you've •II behind you. who nee and attend them. Opera I* a blending o f the ta le n t* o f the d ra m a tl*t and the m im lcinn and unit*** the menange Some 400.000 f*ni are repotted o f the lib re tto can lie communicated to an audience the opera In have been to the variout football ha* failed. H aI Boyle’H( ollimn howl gamer on New Yean Day. but Thn*e who have tried to w in audience* fo r opera in the By H A I. B IIY I.K • lot more dim that went to llir U nited S tale* have had a hard lim e . The M e tropolitan Opera '•■nog bowl. Company, one o f the greatent in the w orld, ha* lout money NKW YO RK i^u-llow mnny pro ^•nla Clam. Virginia, ii |ikr throUfdiout all the year* o f it* exigence. More opera* in pic have askc.l you tixluy—u.unlly your lug brother, home fmm col- '•’ m dl*h m ig h t help to entice nudionce* to hear the*c w ork* with a .m irk : "W ell, whnt have you given up le*e for die bolidayi. Jmt became o f ttie w o rld '* great m iinician*. C e rta in ly it I* w orth a try . lor the new year?" you never ire him it no ij*n lie Behind the leering query lies the as.u.nptinn on the part of the qoes doein’t ratal. Timet Union. Yeah, Ohio’s lHOth tinner that you arc a fellow hypo or your ton, Viiginia. «rite A ll 1055 w ill I ni it rt'lt'l.ru t Ion fo r Ohioan*, who pin n t > lie nx.umcx that you. as well as The Ireiiblr with the Amrriran 'onim om ornto t In* I not It i.im lv tir*n ry o f llie * ( .( » '* ».lm l**ioo he. made a pompon, list of good educxlional tyitein teeint to be that resolutions—and that you Iwith have already broken them, lie rerun profile ai* fu.i having loo many to thi! Union. A * Iht! f if t h most populo.iH h li.lt' mii.I tlu> m other o f more olres In you n kindred soul, i.noihe. children. There are now 26.000.000 prerfhlcnl* than any uxcupt V irg in ia , Ohio hn* plnye.l u greut broken re e l, pupilt in the elementary grarlri Tho uncomfortable truth t s - h r " iir t on the* im tlom il *lnuo. The prominence w«* *lm v o f lit•lone, «/:,■ nr 1,600,000 more than L it probably Is right. The high re ,r , ........ m lnm unt. N ot t i l ' 1840, whun Sulrnon P. Chn*e, Lin co ln ’* fitsolve* made on New Y e a r’s morn alum'll.- I* ,i , , i l*°Pu,*,,oni tu ro ito c rtil.ry o f the truiiH ury nnd chief JtiMtlce. wu* elncfcd Ing often are forgotten by nightfall iro w n f et mat rate, how can you, a„ ni, f or Wii * *he re p rt*e n trd in Contrre** by any really tut- Unruly do they endure n week. •spec I ir bool The reason for this Is simple U t,l" iM *• k«P tlonal flifu re . pace? And yet who would dare lo People make the wrong kind of Since the M i.rilin g a d m ln l*tra llo n cooled the enthn*hi*m New Y e a r*' resolutions. Ia-t us sutgeiljfettrr c h i l d r e n • fo r O h io prenident*, the ntute ha* had no hoii In the Whlke neetr Into tn avdrtge 'A m rrira n Our retiring Governor Warren House. Senator Robert A. T a ft came nearest. I ll* defeat by home nnd *ee how the man of the M r. Joseph Dnakes, tries to recommends a salary for hit sue- General KI*cnhower anti the h itle r '* pm tum nhln renontlnn- house, rnfnrm hi* w *y of living castor of $2J,000 a year. Warren's lio n in 106(1, make it prolmhle th a t not fo r some tim o w ill He I* seated at a desk, lie takes out a sheet of paper nnd writes on salary lias been 412.000 • year. there he another Ohio pre*ldent. Advance* in in d u s tria l and c u ltu ra l fluid*, however, II: We are not quite sure whether | " I hereby resolve to givr up Fulbr think, MfC.ifiy will he Iwice I'lvn ground fo r a running celebration. Y NKW YO RK ig*—The fatt-growIns cbemlesl In d w ln r hopes It may Mion return to It* old thrifty habit of expanding without going Into Hr D A V ID J. W IL K IE debt. . .... AP Aalnmollve FAilor Its defense progrsm building D E T R O IT — The nation . auto­ mobile Industry demon.lrwted In spurt it due to taper off some this 1063 that It ran carry on a gun. vear. Better earnings protpeclt nnd butter" program produce ade- anil tax relief through the governriiately for indh war and peace. meal's liberal depreciation allowT a n k ., airplane., alr.-iwft en- a m e policy for planta In the deg ln « ; cannon: .hell • " r.re a , m ilitary I fcn.p p rw ra in could N f f l U M t o truck, and other dafenae weapon" pi't the Industry bacX on a pay as .have am m rolling i l l __ . .out . l n of f Ma.ito iitn cunt. com- V(||| ' uu «rnw n#Rl§. nasi., HOIH0 some ||n ii #n C l® I OD pany p lant, along with n nearly »er * e r ..a r e predictsing. normal volume of civilian cars and ^ hM etary T o D A V i“ itmTR' "Vr r s r ^ _ ilM rt r t f T l J volume T m lV lU r y The American Chemical SocleIt ru n . i IF * weekiy. Chemical and Engl- . output I . not d l.rlo .rd hut in m,,n 1necrlnu N ew ., notes that since the O Into several billion dollnra ln m0 .ta r t of the Korean W ar new chem- Operas In English ' . By SAM DAWSON ‘ ' Outoui Utah ; climbed rapidly In the last two A uthorltatWe Up.t Im ate. put the I > « J J « l V the" B * auto Industry’, civilian outn.it t hU rate may t a w r off now SATURDAY JAN. S, IM.1 up with the novel suggestion that the homeslrnd exemption amend­ ment should lie repealed. As it stands now a properly owner pays lairs on his varant lot as long ail it requites no policing, lira prolection, or garbage collection, hut just let him build a house on it and mova into jt, calling the <ity man•gar's office every day (or one |um6 of free service after anollwr, •nd it becomes tai exempt. It is fond lo imag'ne how any such sys­ tem ever came about, but we bein| what we are, would change it lor the world. Business M irror f . >1. MeNUl.TY, Chtlman or the Board K (i. KB,PATRICK, Jit., Prcnldant T. H. Tl'CKRR, Vice President W. J. PKAC’OCK. Cashier MARY LYND DOUOLAH, Aualslant t'lw lr r Isditna mill Dlm'ount* ......................................................................... ....... Bniiklittr limine, Furniture, Fixture* .................. ..................................... Overdraft* ........................................................ ......,*......................... U. S. Guv't, noitdii . ....................... .............................. 2,106,120.22 Other Rond* ....................... ......... ................................. . 184,588.20 Cii*Ii Mill Duo from Hunk* ....................;............. \1,018,006.46 TOTAL RESOURCES .................... .................... .. 16,657,401,06 t)IRBCT0K8 Ce Re riiO N T H Farmer, Director Caairaj'^la.^PcoductIon Credit Corp. '40 QUICK Super Sedan Kxtra clean, good tire* P R lfB ff S lock -Sttr;dUft— FORRRMT UATCHHl. Inveatmento, Haaforg, Florida C. H. McNULTY Chairman of the Board, Melbourne, Florida A NICK SELECTION PROM , WHICH TO CHOOSE t ’n p ltn l B. O. KILPATRICK, JR, Prealdeat of Urn Baak. Baafard, Florida W. A, PATRICK Prealdeat of Patriak P lait Cavaaratioa ................ ...... $ 100,000.00 . 155,000.06 68,491J8, 5,000.00 Umllv Idl'd Profit* nnd Rtwervca Dividend Payable Jan. 1, 1058 . Dopoidtn .... .........:..... ......... B W 9 0 9 .1 T TOTAL LIABILITIES .... RKCORDAK SERVICE! All akaeka Vie* Peeatdaat of I L t e S r h a f o r d , Florida ( * �T i l l ; H .A N tO lID N il. Jan. 3, 1033 IIL IL A l.D !*•■ * 3 lUolliiiH College Ami Duke To Cooperate PERSONALS W IN T E R PARK i Special i Rolliru College srul (bike Urdver site today oniiuiilicrd a coubeiaM i. amt Mr«. W. S. Thornton tlvr inogiam for students Interest returneij yesterday from Lakeland ed In nrennring for a cmeer in where they spent the holiday* with forestry. their sister M r*. It. E. Haley. llnder the new urogram, which w ill login with the tlbVI fall term, M r*. Margaret L. Kdward* a r ­ students mnv attend Hollins for a rived by plane on Wednesday , lie rind of three vrurs nnd the Duke night from Pittsburgh, Pa. where school of forestry for two. At the »he wn» called due In the death of end of the fourth rear they will her oldest daughter. In awarded a bn. hi lor of arts de­ gree from Hollins, and ut the end Mr. anil M r*. It. II. (ia rre lt and of the fifth a master of a rt* dedaughter Kitty of Fiedrick*tm rg. I glee front Duke. Vn. lelurned to their home today Thi- urogram is nart of a nlan n f'. r visiting for several day* being launched hv Moke in runnerwith Mr. nnd M r*. W. I). Stine. latum with 20 of the better liberal lin ts colleges of the nation Other Mm H arry llan-en and three institutions are lo. nted in Virginia. Kenlot-kv. children have returned to their 1'eimsvlvnnia. O h i o home in Hollywood after attending Mississlmtj. Sout li Carolina and the holiday' with M r*. Hansen'* Nebraska. According to Dean Clarence P. mother, M r*. K. C. Fchol*. and Korstian of the Duke Forestry other iclntivr*. I school, this nrogruoi will tie n Among tho«e attending the T a n ­ means of idiicin.* an emnhn»l« on gerine football game on New ilie ounlilv of students entering Year'* nigtit in Orlando were M r. this nrofessional area. “ We are looking." said Demi Photo liy Co* and M r*. Eugene W illiam *. M r. nd Mrs. Marvin Dyal and Mr. uml Korstian in announcing the nlan The exciting moment of making sure that over thine v.a* in order for the wedding came in the M r*. Illakc Sawyer*. "for students who show nromise hallway of th" Firat llaptial Church before the Say T -W rie b t wedding "hen the hridesmnid* were in of future achievement In forestry tie r ) by the rlne bearer, Jimmy Hark*, ami tiny fie v e r e irl, Mnrtlm Jean Trpsic, in Inapertine the Mr. and M r*. W. A. C riffin and and who are callable of extensive bride's I >ve|y gown. From left to right are M l** K e e n AArb ht of Snvi: nnah, V A.. .Alls* t ynthia Sintwo son«, Donald and Sidney, of •l.tlr of Atlnntn, M r*. Kenneth (terry, the hrlile M r*. Roh< rt Welcher W righ t, M r*. Chnrle* I.eCette of Tallahassee, and M r*. Jack W ilkin ­ personal and nrofessional developnient." tlrlnmlo, A ll*. Itoliert Fri*ch of !.nng l«laml. M r*. J nr< Kvne* of fnrnn llrnrh un.l M r*. I.re Draper son of Atlnntn visited over the of Lane AAiile*. The program foi such students i.n-t weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. nt Hollin* w ill be the normal one Then Pate. S \ ’ u w Photo pursued hv candidate* for the In I SO Old u t ­ iiwli pi )/•■•• ftn /i'ii •*i (4 i* A r t * ' < i | v f l l l o l l n i - f ‘ *l tl* I ' t l ' l l i D i ! •!.)»• . , Mr- .1 S. Lee lelurned today to hnrhrloi of science degree, with a il \ ii Station, . ii ittl Hi i 'IM iix i t i . t f n * • M . S ir M i* Hi -M a Mali jiiitloi It* •• I tier home III Shelby, N. C. uftcr mil lor in hiologv t mi*' tin* jtiiltf. ftn /i'ii in m| i» • I ’.i l K i» ii" .•»*-• i« L in y ••nt l lie i •» The cooperative urogram was visiting for the pn*t two weeks between Presidents with her mother, M r*. Lillian worked out Vickery nnd hrother-in-law and Hugh F M. K.nn of Hollins and M r*. Ilurke Sterle entertained M O NT)AY .lien W iggin* on Cameron Avenue sister, Mr. nnd M r*. V. C. Messen­ H o llis Film s of Duke: Dean Edwin "4Jh n ten on Wednesday a fte r­ St. Murk's Chapter of Huly| A luiard meeting of t ie Chain g er H W alker nnd Dr Paul Ve«tal of noon between the hour* of !l:00 Hollins: mid Dean Korstlm . nnd 3:00 p.m. honoring M r*. W. P. Cross Episcopal Church w ill meet of Missions will he held at 10:00 The M i’ *e* Edna and Laura Chapman Jr., of New Jersey, a ut 8:00 p. m. with M r*. A. W. Lee, a. nt. at the Parish House AA HDNKSDAA Chittenden have returned from lecrnl bride, M is * Mu hie Chapman 2110 Laurel Avenue. T tH .I lH ) m n PulilU*. Homan The Prayer Meeting Service nt Fall* Church nnd Arlington, Vn. WEST I.IIIK H T Y . AA Va f The Sunday School of the K ir*t of Tennessee, nnd M i-* Virginia r.ithnlK .nul I $■aaisli '• ftool rhil the First ilnplixl Church will be­ File hmly nf a man who killed both Huptisl Church will hold a W ork­ where theyvisited relative*. Their Otupmnn of Cul>n, who are all vis­ th ru .ill aaill sli.in in 11' i* of n 19 hi* wife's parent* and wounded iting In Sanford. The room* of the ers' Council meeting beginning at gin ut 7:.'I0 p.m. Iliploiuus und * l* t ir tn law, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, .11 i v f f «m t ••! l.itul hrtl* ,»N Ihl* ri» two other person* last night wa* Seals for Study Course* during 7:00 p.m. with n covered dish sup­ returned with them to spend some fContlnued From l'* X * One) SAN I'K D IIO C a lif. »* Cold suit nf i tem oiem i »• tli«* M'llor Chapman home nt 20«l Kim Ave­ found today near the scene of the the past year w ill be nwnrdrd ti­ per. time in Sanford. during the same period Inst week " wind' drove a pole silting I'oh- hrlpifl »u* idi.it*' nue were beautifully decorated The Women’s Missionary So­ ll part of this service. "Pi ice* on most commodities -hooting* down front on K't foot perch and I tils i* (•.•H a \m rrn .iM demo with red poinsettin* and silvered Reput.i Sheriff And v N’.im -ti into die arm * of I' s lium igr.ilion The Uoyul Ambassadors will ciety of the Fir»t lluptist Church Me and Mrs Herman K Morris, have been good throughout the leave*. Other attractive C h r is tm a s c i.ir a in .Mtinii tul Mr Morton said the body of ?l year old Joseph S e rin e officer* early loilai meet at the First Hnpti-t Chinch will hold it* monthly business M i-. Elisabeth Woodruff, M l** month, even during the holidav* decoration* were u«ed. ( im M I m' iv: i .i I i I m «*f irn*n h r a r l Alie/crvslniv Ko/lel. year old > ) m.iu “ i;uc ••! till' .U'l «*«*rti«*nt to Colleen Fng. hrelson, mid Hubert Snuiish and eggplant are slow, tint Tnggert wa* fouml in or near a I'he tea tnlile was overluid with meeting nt 2:.'I0 p.m. in the Kdtu-n- beginning at 7:00 p.m. I he Junior It i ot lie r hood w ill'a m i Ernie Morris attended the Ihe ovcrull picture i* very good.' burn ahmit HX) yard* from Hie refugee faring llennrtntlnn .'limited •It anil* ttit* t.1tul Itm tn into of itTT ecru lace cloth and centered tionnl (holding, "W hile all commodities lire III home where llaymoml Monroe. I.’ down alter spemling II •hilly hour* flu f i ! a ' x f'«’ *t ic ulm ti.il •h'xfrirt’* meet nt the E ir-l Hapllst Church Orange Howl foot hall game mid with a miniature Christmas tree. -jl k s i i W and In- wife. Irm a, were -hot In on a ratlin Inner at the minuet ' beginning at 7:.'I0 p.m. fair to good supply, ihe nul look III parade over the New Year'* hullll ri.it I t n t \ u.ii:nuu«' .mil (hr on u l ef Ice tor. lied candles were| Tbe chapel Choir will hold re­ death I .ist night A genital business meeting and I'..n s I a I I o it here He had mum * of st I i •»I.* coovrtit holh placed in crystal candelabra mid hcarsal ut the F irst lluptist luncheon will he held by the San day mid visited with M r and Mrs. pM-sent does out Indicate nil over K. A P e ril 'la g g rit had committed -u u id r -upply of any mnjoi crop threatened to pimp if official* .lul lull fnl I'll r* .«• r r Hifr in 19M crystal appointment* were u*ed. Church at 11:43 p.m. lord Woman's Club at 1 2 :’.0 p m . I T II Rivers of the linmoknlee with a revolver. Narrisli said nut promise him a pa tide wit bin Kill'll A* .Iltl«'$| to 1111111| .1 >t lltHtl durst* were greeted ill the door C i* le No. 7 of the WSCS of the Two other member* o( (he -nine 21 hours Mai k it nd vise* tin weather i* a llt r ir I III' Alts Ilk drp.irtm rnt by M r*. Illnke Sawyers, and ns First Methodist Chinch will meet at the club bouse. Kor reservations Ko/lel w ,i* locked up nemlmg 1 ,i | no imma i 'i I In ;n*|iiii$' >ix iMTrs little cool fin much growth hut family were noimded in Ihe -hoot • 1stIng with the gue.ts were Miss n, g0„' „ f M r„ member- are loipiesti-d to call Mis. W. II (iinessie, telephone 485-W hearing Imm igration offteial* *.ud for .i pl.iveromul that tonnito and sipni'h ipiality I. ing la-t night Jeanette luting, M r*. K. A. Longood Sales wei'l. of December 22H a\«'i i « Illinois itl i ' ' t h , iiAMirr T.lggert’s .1 year old son al-o hi* o iroh* l ' not ilue until J •" " denherg nnd M r*. J. I,. Jackson. 27 were | ,rt2fi field crates tomaloes It limed Joseph, and All's Hetty AVIiile i n Ihe lo n er Ko/iet •d I tit* Livid IruiiAilit Ih r Ih r rr Tru was sciveil h.v Mr*. I!ay H er­ for II2.2.'M, cueuinlier*. all grades Monroe 17 year old sister of Ins shouli'd to newsmen that depot1.1 AAOiild I m* pmch.i *rt * tou’r lh rr. .uid ron. Smnll open facial sandwiches, j (1 K N F V A N E W S ) Mr*. It E. Triii* uf Lake Marv |,.l'!2 package, for $3,801 7fi and wife were in Nnrlli AA’hrellng Ho* 1'i.n uiiulil mean hi* death he. .lo*e itll'A \A$okl*d Mil* till' pi.Id i j i r s , snlti'd nul* and candies h "m y father was active agiiin»l the Ih r m.i • r u a ill till A i llttlr II? MISS A D D IE P U K V A T T I allied Tne-dav nflerniHin for • i p u t s h f i t n huinper* for a total o f'p itn l in " fa ir condition " we i e served with the delicious »j her two ilnui’ hler* M i*. Everett $1,3011; or gross sales of 0.1*7, .|||(1 ■told wa* shot in lln- head Russians when "'Cl look m e r I'.. moii- Ih.m ia I ' M - llie I rsiilim* i i .i i Hall Delie Klim iti irk . I ifm it iitd ri aa'P Im a I ' Mid Ih r t itA aaill |D lx of Dnvtonn lleneh mill Mm packages for u gross of $10,721 •**’•■Jan*l anil "lln woman in Hie hand, polu i- I.<"it and they killed linn Those enjoying the occasion ,|HIJV|ltei of M r. and Mrs. W illiam Krenids slum that K o /irl . mi. url .i (hit r foui Ih .or*' strip lo M. E. W illiam -, Manager of ih o |*n lil Mr. and M r4. K. II. (Ira n i I iih I "f WarM*n«l»unr. with Mrs. Chapman Miss Mahle ,|. Kilpatrick of l.nke Alfred, was tn ihl* n u in tri hi l!MJ a* a slow a add In Ihr p |,i\ i *im iiiu I of .1 pnltlir \jr nn infuriiinl at Fort Pierce Murkrt reports, "A I iggert luld police tier bus wav from Argentina ( hapman ami Ml»s Virginia Chap- christened ut lh.lv Cross Church im ih rir uiida U uri I *bri^lntim May. : wa* *eoi school Imrdi'i me tlit* Mfr light volume of tomatoes continue* |,nn,| flew into a rage when she ■corgi Ktlwnrd^ of *M’1 I * 11 , 'Jl, ', ,m,MV man worn Mrs. W. P. Chapman |„ Sanford on Christmas afternoon Mr. and M rv (ii'oricr 'I hr tiliiAA rom p.m \ .nd Ih r Ih r rr A Mantl'd ( hriMfitmH Iron nnd to move through uur market, up urged him In "get a job amt go In hack, returned next year, leaped hr., Mrs. W ullcr Steele. M r*. Saw- ut 4i()o 0>c|(H.h. tinil is the rrund- Jacksonville, Mr. mid M r*. Floyd min lo * Ani'cle* harbor when piirtirs I i .i m * .ipii'rd not to fr||4r ••• W „ MMrf inter vriTiM carried nut thr holiday *!i»- proxim alrly I7,0it7 crate, fm tin work " The Tnggert* had been liv threatened with deportation, wa* off tlu- i pni'lintis iif ih r l.inil and yers’ M r*, hugenr W illiam s, M r*, daughter of M r. uml Mrs. K. (5. W alker and childrenii of ••*•',nnrlv room*. week ending December Mtth." "De llig with her patents since Nnvcin fished nut and depoited It tiny Sloan, Mr a. Lloyd 8wn n, Kilnntrlck. Jr. of Sanford uml of Harden, M r. nnd Mrs. W illiam 1 to |oin in lt.iMimiiioii> in liilrc tu rr Mrs. Marvin Ilya . M r*. Ashl.y Col. and Mrs. W. K. linker of Lake Tindall and non Tommy of S n n - jT .! r r *r<' ,|nnirnl tnnlr w ni over* iiiiiml ronllniies good with pi Ice her He came hark acain in UHH •nul I.muK i .1pm f„ n |# hint with u 11n r ii n iiw o rk laldr Im no pound crate- for a few best j Jones, Mrc. Harold lleekrm m rh, Mnrv. H er mother was the former nuued the Amu deserted from Mr. nnd M r*. T. W. Prevail ami ‘,n'' **‘th a large, at $0.30 to $lt 30 and fair to or Mis. J. M. Leonard, Mrs. Herron, Miss Duncan Maker f'aiiiti Cooke • .i I if spent IX avo ii diitury ut $3.30 to $2. A light vol­ WV Penny Austin, M l** T h e lm a , The, lurhv's godmother* ere her fam ily spept Christina* Day in „ JI L m . , Ip k nh° " p i, monllls ill prlsivi and ll a . lul 'U'd ume w ill be harvested through * . J. T ' l" n g , Miss l.iitng, Mrs. W. II. K lr- mint. Miss Dilim linker nnd her f'huliuitii, where they attend, d t h e l^ f over I" Im m b'rali.ui auHiorilie be r i ' i i r h m iIa ( 'u 'v e Jiuioai > I3lh to 20th." I v rl ' l " 'l,vW ' « ,1 fr ,' “ hv, Mrs. Z. It. R a tliff, Mrs. J. E. groat grand mint. M l** Anne Delie community dinner. deporlallim lie wa* being In 1.1 in m ini*, m il* uml lion lion* wet. McKinley, M r*. w (>.. K. u mff.. airs. M r*. Hailcroft M (liltmill'll ( mm I'aKr Oflr) o n niuivy, mrs. rs. H h u of I.afuvetle. I.a.. whose ivliose lu i'l acks fiere t*. M Todd, Manager of the I'ullancruft uf Lafiivcllo. La., Mr. nnd Mrs.Carl Kelly hud a* served with coffee which M r\ V N fudcotlt Market lepnrts, "W ith I'ei suils delau'fd f.u .I. »• -if •• II. Dval, M r*. J, C. Davis, Mrs, E. mime she hem*. Her wodfather Is their guest* for a few .lay*. M i. |Janie* M. Thompson noun d fi mu n llokee (t IIH.V *»«)|| Ml'JIr ;irri*|i| Hit «• nf il ili.it .‘HO I HI be r. leil-.-.l on II..IOI.' illel (•. Kilpatrick, Mr». II. II. McCall, )1(.r uncle. Itohert II. Kilnatriek. uml Mm . ( ) M i r (iillw ii ami -un'w||\4 f norviro. w eallul lio s o l * 1, vie e s p lit i-oll Inn * • i Miitfi m ( F h ' i i n i x iMt.iliriK' ^t*4**! fm iii W .ilfrr < ns six monlb M r*. Nancy llroek, M r*. I.nnden The Rev. II. Littleton Zimmerman Juek of Kenlueky. nffn lal - ml | p„r the occasion Mrs. T -' •• tinned iroproveiilenl " f crops and I!i iff S.ih |,.ik$* i il\ lu n krr ' I • t' it • At II l l l * \ «4 in berg, M r*. Jackson, Mrs. It. U. performed the rite* of llolv linngradually incrcn ed muvemi utMi mid Mrs.Arnold llnxter and chose ii led and M ark m in i, while • .el aid 1 , 1 " I i * .Mill K m i I m i 'V flllll* \Atil'll Hutchison, Mrs. Don Ihnillt, M r*. tism. f'oril, lltsl week lunged floiu $.1 fill !** •<> Il.1If nf it .ll (unilly liuil ns Ihelr guests on 3frs Dix wore gold eiepe and Mi \ l MOIlt |.| • » • k til l il aa In* n I I k * ... .lo 1< n*WMff AA.IS .1III* 11IIU fnl Nl'lltlfl' E. I.. I.ey Jr und the hostess, to $1311 per ciuli Celery fill Hail Delie wore for llii* memo- Christina* Day, Mr. uml M i- pi i < 1llusliani u deep inirnle with ueeeni •I a• I » t IIHII' I • Hop • tl \ i sli riLi) n iiifn m«itmmi ,i .i 11•*|milli« in ruble occasion u lovelv. long dress of Sanford. I i mlii I'M ".» 4»l Ml 1 tlf)ii| > III \ A$• of nlnk. A number of Sunford ai■•I $'l.3n per crate. Heaps $J to $3 30 llirflllll'l nf Dll' I(* «m i-li in tmn I i per hamper, peppet* $1 lo 40,73 of fine batiste ornamented with t il l Ml f l i l t it n.irii r I ni|tnr.t(i$ni It...ml nf fh M r. and M r*. Ed Fulford uml l ^*"' Ml,r>' per bo hel. Fgi'planl $1.30 lo $2 73 \ ffnul I I i. k \ . i i i i t h n , 11, ’l l n v i t w t lliil< > < it n lw > Ta •»<*’ ',r,lc“ tP embroidery, made rriTnrn " I,r,v h' “,r '' per bushel. Endive $1 30 nnd esJ o X I n C i f O i l O l l l l)C I H I, v Mrs. I.. O. Itniussurd of l.afuv- fam ily .pent Christmas Day in 1flllll III' I • III • .1 . Inn ki t ill dirt M i'filn n \ a on i l i ' f r . i t i ' i l in ffi«' i * lr i Chiiluotu with M r. uml Mrs. Dan­ D K T H D IT .b A p re lli IX yeai rarnle at $1.23 per ernte. I'ntntoes, V V f» fl T n I , her great grandmother, tin ri aa filli* M rf . iit f iy aa.in r r r l n t ut.l Inutur c.dh'ge t ..ed w a* *1 t*lie.l ! Milt nf Dll' ill • P I'lMlM'l AAlirll fill* w e n I O I n nI t. Il lina rr rmt ll lI Members of Hail Delie's fam ily iel Simmon*. cabbage, und lettuce just to gin AA..IK I . A. A , II* u . i t i i ’i li u i i i h m I il and In'alrn to d. alii neat lo t lioin. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. AV. Prevail unit ■ present at her chrlntening. in ad" 'IF ', , , , , I The report stem* from charges to Hie .'si liisir.' Indiiiu A dl .ee ill* _____ Mlss Maxine llolcomhe became ,|||(„„ her nurents und her snon- fam ily had n* their guest* T liu rs -. Ralph L. Alvarc* Manager »f ||,.Mlll„ ...... H I,d in the Senate Au« ea*l side la-1 the bride of L. Duane Harrell o n , g„ rB( u ,.rl. nuterunl gramlnnr- day evening, M r. and Mrs. Lester I i r . . n . , M — ... r . — n . . i the ( . . . I Myers Market r e p u r f.,; .1 (ll,sing Aln'arthy of t r ot ol lle li.n l night I lemptatinn to nttnek u«." Chrlstmas Eve ot the Church at «,nt*. M r. and Mrs. E. <5. Kilpat- I rtiesilnle of Hunfnrd. go.Mt weather und an lner.-u«ing | frilll,| „„ t|„. ( I'e td r J.ianne I'ar.il liille *|iie the Nnrarcne. The bride is the | r i,t,. Ir., her maternal ernndnnrI)r. W alker, Head of the D e p a rt-' 1,111 " warned that the alllann viininir* of I'tikiT, I'^iTpInni, |M'|i|irr. msu m ^nAi rm nriit ih m it and in I'reueti In -ti liiunetle w dti . pir,. daughter of Mr. and M r*. W. I.. «.nt*. Col. and Mrs. AV. E. linker. ment of Religion nt Stetson I I n i- i fncrcl a double threat "W e most tnfllU llM 'M l| n d - i i i i i i a I i . fin.iticl.il .iff.n i* Hrnlnn had .i*kril linn* to hec.une a mm na» tin Holcombe and M r. Iln ric ll'* pur- h,., great grandmothers, M r*. II versity, at the reckon." it declared, "not nnlv with I l«*nr v H. Ililtou of tin* Flu nt the Semite tn . utlMiler w hether it ^ '" u y i conducted cmmiiciru services xcrvin rntx are Mr. nnd M r*. C. E. Hnr- |). linker nnd M r*. L. O. Ilroussard, lliuttlst Church Hituduy. | the risk nf sudden aggression hut (?itv .Murkrt irp o r ti nuI i* f«>r tin* slunild expel AtiCarltiv T I ip AVi * n e llin . A sadi'tie assailant ..pp.ucoHi rell all of Hanford. The ceremony her great uncle nnd aunt. M r. anil .j. with an attempt tn disrupt the wrclt niilintf I )•■« •'in!••*t :toth «f if7, cnnsln senator . mint.'red with a Mra. J. T. Mcl.oln nnd lieul on i .ipe *. i upon Jo..on. ..* was performed by Ihe Rev. I.. II. M r*. Itoliert M. Ilaker and hereon Atlantic alliance from within r$8D pint a of n | r iiaa h«,i i ut imi resolution lu s t April in ilrninndini! my have retorue.l home from Co which I* Ihe proclaimed purpo'c nvrrupi* p rlrr of $ H for u irro<» of an invrxtigiitmn of llenlnn'* ft she wa* eoining home .done It..in Upshion. sin*. N ettie nnd llnhhv linker. litmldu, S. (5. after spending a late movie ..tier le a n t.. the . .. hi of Ihe Soviet government •■•The bride w in given In ninrringc fO.ri.Vi rtf.. Crop roriiliiionN irooil." nances .mil w ith ihe nccusatlim pa ii v of a gill friend Christmas holidays with reln'ive*. "Continuous and excessive strain by her father und wore u dress of liiat Henlon a* an assistant *ecte The g ill'* h.»ly. witli lln I.a k o' CLASHES T O IIK H IN I .Mrs. Nellie Tim mas has n« het | on the economies of AA'estern Ku blue taffe ta with Navy blue ac­ tary of slate had follow ed a |tro tier head . n i'h r.l .mil her led i ni gueat for a couple of weeks, Mrs. rope would he Ihe surest way of cessories. Her corsage was of I 'oliltttilul*l line He also filed a cut. wa* found m a i»«.l >.f Idoi.d D E I. A N D I Special) —Cla»**» at Ann llollowel AA'iehitn, K nn-M . accentuating this danger," it con white roses and carnations. In n million tlollai libel slumler suit tiehiml a hnu*e lu-l II .I.H.r* froui Stetson University will t.e resumed Mr. anti M r*. Hurry Heiger imd tinned Serving n* maid of honor w si Momlay nfter a Christmas recess ugaltist Renton tier home “ The *hnpe and *i»c nf our lie ns their guests for the hnlidnys, Mfc* Dorothy H arrell, sister of the which began Dec. 20. Sen Hennings t It Mo) the nth fContlnued From r « « f Oitt*' At Jnaniir'- leel la i her cfnse c (fort* must therefore he their ilaugliler-in-law nnd son, .Alt. bridegroom, nnd Leslie lloleomlie rnltim itlee rli.iirm an. told a new* The students will plunge into a unless tl enjoy* confidence ami and lier I usai i Ili-i . I.."u Jr., brother of the liride, served month which will he climaxed by and Mrs. I.aine Heiger and daugh­ rrln ln l tn both lh r *r threat* " cunferenee the lepnrts on to.lh men III d lssair.ll Silt' las no b.-i llrit.tin's original defense pro respect " us best man. 8 "At Ihe same time, no nr were iimiiiiuioii* anti will lie made Pullre - a lii - l i t li.n l I ..... ii semester examinations and the ter, anti daughter Hetty of I'enn. gram ha* hern Irlm m rd twice Mr. anil M r*. I'h illip Hatter Imd Roft piano music wu* played stnrt of the Spring Semester on available uliuiij is lift 'uptHiiling ganitatlim dedicated lo Inn nnd ahn.ll midnight ns their gurst their sou iml daugh­ since It wax first launched by the order in world affa ir* ran Itupe evuleme "for alt) action lieeiueit during the ceremony by Mis* Ell- Felt. It. AVIlli oilier searcher- a hrothei form er Labor government in 1031 ter-in-law Mr. nrul Mrs. AVil-on wheth AVhlte, and "llecnuso" wn* appropriate" I.v the Justice De The coming week’s activities In­ Hut after both cuts the co»t of to survive If it* own ailminlstra partment amt Internal Revenue 1 Daniel 111 fntiliil In- *l*le r'* tiudy C.'lger nnd fam ily from Jay, Fla. m ng by Leslie Holcomln1. alnud I 13 a in loilay clude the opening Monday of an Individual arm * rn*e so much Ihe lion action* are arbitrary . . Following the wedding a recep­ exhibit of painting* nnd water for Christmas. based on mere sitiplrinii and tie Htirenu H e m ' it ml I’'m i l l .liiiite -u iii Mr. and Mrs, K. T. Summrrsill total hill wn* more instead nf lr*< volt! of Ihe ilue nroee** tn which An Inlernul lleveiitie Htireati I tion was held nt the home of Rev. color* from Ihe Florida Federation originally railed and Mrs. Iluahton. The young „ r A r, |„ lhp E ||„h s th lln ll (lal- have returned home nfter a visit forThethe program all civlllrrtl peoples are d rilira trd spnkesinan M ini Iasi night lie ns xitemling of 4,700.000.(8X1 nl sullied the rnmm ittee's offer of Hie with their son Merle In Ft. Lau­ couple are now rraiillntr In Qrlamlo jcrlrj*. pound* ($13,130,000,000) over a It should nul lie expected Hint Ihr file* would tie arcepted hy Ihe secretary general will arrive at " } « re M r. Harrell l«i associated | Two other major events during derdale. Hirer year period n ilR O l'K /A t TOR liiiite * iu i S I titliit M r. nnd Mrs. AA’. I.. Alderman with the State Hoad Department------------------------------------------------ ----serious derisions on evidence liureaii McCarthy In a statement, *nul IIO I'R S 1) In 12 — 2 In fi 'i - F h . , : -M m i i H « r . rs (littire* run alMiut 1.4)0,000,(NX) whlrh hu* been denied him. nr Hie Senate *u lu n m in lltrr bail hit I u I IT . n • !■ Ai clitic Cliristniu* with M r. nnd Mrs. It given him only Ihrntigh Ihe press IMitimls ( $4,oni,000,000) annually I'hiine 703 "a new lots in ilislmnesty anti F. Moule of Sanford. or hearsay " sm ear" with its i umments ahnnl 303 Atlantic Hank llulldlng i You can vary stuffed e<tg* «<> lillll In a later statement phoned Ea*y and wonderful dessert tnanv ways. M nih the yolks with tn reporters he challenged its tho month are a Stover Theater sardines, with finely clumped Fresh pear* served u Ills a blend production of three one-art plays shrimp, or with deviled ham. Taste of liiMpiefoit and cream cheese members In ask the Senate to liar Jan. 13-17 anti the Stetson Hand and season! Serve the eifgs with a Mash Ihe cheese through a *sieve hint, declaring. " If Ihey do not concert In Klixnhrtli lln ll on Jun. tossed green salad for Sunday night for a smoollt lextnre Refrlgr rale they will have proved Ihelr com­ plete dishonesty " until «orv|pg lint" 20 . it supper. Mrs. Burke Sleek* Entertains At Tea CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Body Of Killer Found Near Scene Of Crime Market M anagers Pole Sitter Driven Various Faiths Will Off Perch By Cold Share In Laud Sale Into Hands Of Law Mrs. Triii* Fntertainn For Her Daughtera (anil Kilpatrick I Christened T In Seating Allowed Ito vs K loin bed *■ I’rcttv Detroit Co-ed Is Itcatcn To Death Itritiun To Itoost Department Of DR. L. T. DOSS il:u D t X D t R y S C H G C l cf D A N C I N G I OPENING 4 ANNOUNCEMENT! , F A T B E -0 P I3 N 1 N C . TONKillT — DOUIILE FEATURE mills, A g J J P “FLAME OF c*sr»*STARRETT JnC H tu STAMROUL” u* tBURNETTE • H illiard Denning Junction City Norman l.lo-d « w w w taatM ,f iO I) l) C A IIID O N — I ’ l . l ' S : " I'lR A T E S O F T H E l l l l i l l S E A S ' — NO. 12 A T M O N D A Y JANUARY 5 • In Tho Studio — At Commercial and Oak We have acquired the room adjacent to the atudlo for a reception room and dre Ing room. We invite you to vlalt ua New ClaaxeM for 3 to 6 — 6 and up . Phone 312-J l.isn I'xrrnilH) SUNDAY And MONDAY G U T H R I E ' H IG H W A Y 1702 NORTH OP HRIDGK SHOUT ORDERS AND FULL MEALS SERVED S The Story of Will Roger Wllh Will RoKcrs. Jr. — June Wyman KiWIc Cantor — Jamen Glcawon N ew * — Cxrt.MMi — Shnrl* r, A N F O R D • O R L A N D O H I G H W A Y �T,' ~£ L - Ike’s Background Well Suits Him In His New Capacity RANFnnn ItF.RALD * • Mv H H K IIH Y B O W FN A l’ Ncw sfraturc* W riter M. on th r day brfo rr pilbllration. Gonrnil of th® Armv Dwight 1>. Flsenhnwrr tmcamr n civilian In .1 11(32 whin ho r v ii p n l hi* com­ THK MI«»T i »avi ;t ir t c u k c i i ( j p H n ] n mission nnil went on to in- I'rc-1 alilent-elect of the Itniloil HtHle*. llr. Frank ('. Mnrasn. I’ aalor Associate! Urr** newspaper anil U:15 a. m. — Hundav Behind. Mr, radio eilUor* chose him Mhii of II, K. W hcnlrr. Hr. Hunt. In the lust Hunnu, evening serv­ Ihe Year on th r bust* of hi* 11:00 n. m. — Morninir Worahlp landslide victory which ended 301and Observance of The Lord’* Hun* ice of the yoar, Dec. 2H of the Upsaln Community Presbyterian vcats of llrm orrnllc control III thr Hcrnion — "Baptists and Church, ircn'gnltlon wa* made of f o l r r i l government. That cholrr tfhr Ordinances." the church and It* many year* of illc tn lril hi* designation a* poll<1:30 p. m. — Tialning Union. A service. tirn l man of th r year, ini..rn..n„n»l I| department A fter the Pastor's messages, the 7 ,M p m for_ everyone. Sfrn)0fl _ " V I,"Ik e " hecamr an International candle light service followed. The hern In World W ar I I . H r It'd th r lorv In ‘Ml." center candle, representing the Allied armies that amaahrd H lt-i o. m. Ur's fnrtres* Burope. After n>. Monday . . . at 3:3(1 , , ...... * . Hun* . . . . Church was lit liy the Pa lor, C. term as chief of stuff, lop U. s.lhvam Band und Junior G. A * and C. While, with appropnale re­ Arm v position, he retired in 1018 »• Monday through I'rldav mark*. This church wa* erected HI to a civilinn role n* president of 1*** 11' 111 . The hook — "Studies In Phillip- year* ago, anil still In xulendid Columbia University. But with the rold wnr puslnp Inns" hv Dr. Italnh A. Ilc riliip . will (■•ndltlon. The church ha* the reg­ ular Sunday morning and evening new lirohteni*. President Truman be tnuplit by the pastor. Lvcry service* and mid-week meeting rnlleil Klsrnhnwrr !<■ Wushinplmi1ciuirch member. and nil ot hem Inprayer him ) Bible study, r* temporary chair mini of th d lrre s te I |ri (iml'u Word. -thould nt- with (In* candle being lighted by Joint (Ihicfs of Htnff. The pcncial vend. icinl. < •Mrs, Cl.'1*1 Inc Bareli, represented took o ulnul leave from Id* civilthe church uf the ps»t. Mrs. Horcll Ian Job. It Ihtsiih a lungg leave i* a charter memlier, being a meinFIIIHT IIAP1IHT U H C ID II in 1prill when he Was Cnlted to Ic r for ft| years. She spoke brief­ Perk Avenue at Hlxth Street b lip organise and lead the North ly, telling Ihe group she wai the W. P. Brook*. Jr.. P**1nr Atlantic T r e a l y Organisation Mint bride ill tile rhurch (10 year* John L. Miller. Minister of forte*. ago. Mr*, llm rll I* still very acKd urn 1hm Itetiled from Army l.ve and devoted In the church "W e’ve Bnved A Plnce Fm You. .> church Marks 61 Ht Anniversary Thi* wo* I lie |ob he had to Jlinnai v 1*152 when he *ald he v.onbl neei'Pl the Iti'puhlir nil nninlnntion fm I'reaident of the I'id led Hlnle* if il were offered. At file t lie Mold lie would not «nni|,nicn I , ill in May, afte r lie hud shown great *treri|(th in sevi m l state pi Irmirlo*, he reconaide rod. lie left hi* N A TO Job and bml III ill self placed in a re­ tired Hlntn* without pay. lie Inured the country In what became a *hnr|i contest with Hen. Robert T aft. A fte r Id* nomination I e resinned Id* eornitdx*inri, endIll|* all eonlleetIon* w ill, (he II, S. Ai mv. There wete xtill iimnthn of ram . pnlgnlng before election, lint lie wo* ready for the victory. A* l're*ident. tie o ill beeinne the elvilian conililiinder ill chief of all U. S. m ilitaiv force*. Lung liefure inaiiKUiathiri, lie I it <■|ui i fm that lolo by a vi»lt t<> the buttle hunt in Knicn. Iln.i al .Sueit ** Ion "The king i* dead. L ook live I ll e ■Illeell." Tragedy ntrilrk fe ll. <l. IPfi'J. Kliriiheth II liecame "Queen uf lid * realm ami of her other i online and teerlloiles, head of the I'oniioonwealth, defi tiller of the faith." Hhe i», by Vote of the eillliir*. Woman of % $ r ^t 'JUt-W.i. tf’ *t ■> y■Mf‘f f luiiilo a Iriif hole in defense nruilurtlnn. The waire hike (which Involved a steel price Increase) Was holly defended by labor lenders and denounced ns Infla­ tionary bv many Imslnes s execu­ tive*. Philip Mi^rihv was head uf the steel union and of thu Conpress of liiduslvlal Orrianliallnm . file died Nov. 11, 1052.) Ills part In the strike led to his selection bv Ihe editors ns chief newsmaker of the venr In labor. The Nobel prise fo r nindldno and psvsIoInKy for Dr. Holman Abraham Waksman lirouuhl with It Ills selection as chief newsmak­ er In science, The Hot iters Uni­ versity nrofessor discovered strepuromycln, Royalties Imvu been tuinycln, u ilruit used against tuIrerculosls, ami Its companion turned hack to the university. Krnest Hemingway, who h*a 'r . •; & p : ;- , / j i ’ ‘ v/' U .tx, ■ t.t} >. rt ,i.*4 .jC f' gfi ^ She's sad and old heyond her years—this child of the world. And hopeless, too. A candy cane and a box of nuts from a Christmas tree— when what she wanted more than anything else was to be loved and cared*for, with the promise of a better tomorrow. If only she had heard, at home and Sunday school, the story of the Christ-child who came to bless little children, she would feel loved. If only she had heard of the Child who grew into a Man, dependable, strong, and wise, she would feel confident of lov­ ing care. If only she had heard how He brings triumph over poverty, pain, and failure, her eyes would mirror hope. De sure that the light of faith shines from your child's eyes. Be sure that through Church and home, she—and other little ones—learn all about God's ever-present love. :* S t'V v y ti ■ 'T« < f. (I: 15 n. m. Hundnv School. We nm- work. ( Jem ifi lYxnld, being the young­ ville a place fm every member of Die fanillv. Kvcn n nursetv for the est member present, lit tho third candle to icpiexcnt the church ul hnliies. 11:011 n. in. Aim mne W oishili tomorrow. Recognition, «l*o, wa* made by Sermun W P. Ilionk*. Jr., 0 :if, p m Tiiiitiinir Union. tin* pastor of Mi mol Mrs. Alfred Union* fm nil Hire l' iu iip *. Nur- Krlreoll, who were min lied III the chinch Mi year* ago. They, tun, s n v for the huidi'*. 7 4:in |t, m. Fveniiui Worship. An are voi y active nnd devoted to the work. Mr. Biieson, aDo, i* ll char­ Kvenillir D f Suin' ter m rinlit'i. Fellowship limn o f " ' lh " , v" Other i linrlei no'iiilau* living ninp nervin'. 7:.'U» 11. 10 Wednesday Kvcnlnp elsewhere m e: M r*. Augusta FticSophia I’eiorxon, Curl Hervlie. N u r*iiv mien at nil «erv- hiui, Mi tlusDifson. Fled L iu o iii. Mrs. Uni ice*. Vhiten. "Kverv llouni A Wtiiui A* i mu nmft1nj4«'rvii't* wih f'liiM'il liy "Wi'is* Minin'." loo. "Tlio lilflil of the win Id l* VVeleolll*'. Jem*." Beneillcllon by pastor. H i.V H .V I II DAY A D V H N T IS T ( I I I ID II V \SSBMIILY i l l DDII Tw elfth H ire d sad l.m ircl Avenue Rei . Harold B. II i i II ih k. I'aalnr Sunday: ('lunch Service l!;dn n m . H11I11: Ifi a. up Suiolav .SelouiL a i lu** urdsy. Saldiatli S'liool II:dll I*.III. Mrs. fut oviu v age. 11:110 a. in. Morning worship |{. Ilm kiier, *u|iei inlcmlclil. I’m ye 1 Melt IMU Wednesdiiy H:0l) eiimniiininri lerviee. Piistnrul n o*, sage "W lial i* tlie Meaning of I'.n. 'Sai l ifin iil Atom nieiii' 7" Visilols ore welcome. 2:20 ip in. P i I m i I i evangellnni vmltli in , bulge. UPS AI. \ t (IMMUNITY Srvrnlh HI reel mill Him Avenue li. H. Mciisiiik . I'««1ur : 7:110 p, up I'Tllnwidiin mid evmi . I'llHSBYTHBIAN CUUItUII geli*lli *e, vice, Rev. U. U. White, Minister Alum lav: Rrpulsr srrvlces (lie Veal. H:(MI n. in. Hi'clluiiiil C.'bitst'* AmUnified Service* I0:(MI a.m. Uentb of King George VI found Kliriiheth and her liilebnMil I.IMII) Chinch school mol Inlk by pastor. luiHHiidiii'* Rnllv lit the Del.and Younp People's Mcellnp 7:00 Assemiilv uf (iod. mile* awav in Afrlea. Hhe wa» anliwtilntIrur for her ailing father en a mval lour. Hhe flew hark tu Knuluml to become the living nvmbol of tinllrills li empire. Trained since rhlldhood Du tlnit role, she is llie (12nd sovereign of llrlla lii since F g h rlt loiaoie I* lltfC of Wessex In 827 A. II. High tension in Inin rnnllnund Ihmughnut (ho year. The rdllors chose F. Mohammed Mossadegh, aired, utlimr, eniolinnnl premier nf that o il-riih ronntry th ie f newsmakei In foreign affnir*, ll wa* IH'il will’ll he enirlnrered the nationalisation of lnudiiu oil Which had been root l olled bv a II rit I ah firm , lint In 1U32, with bis country luilunrcd on the brink of bankruptcy and lutterinir between alliance w llh llm West II ml the threat of control by Hovlet Russia, hr faced crlsjs lifte r crisis. The world'* tup dlploiuals worked with him, hut all tehem r* to settle the dispute cracked up on the llttlo man's prim determination Ilia! llritlsh inflilepie should he wiped mil of Itllll, Man of Industry The naming nf rh n rle * Krwlti Wilson, head uf Uenerul Motors f'orp., as Heerclnry nf Defense In (lie Klsenhower Cahinet lead li hi* choice u* chief newsmaker of Ihe year in business anil IndusI iv. Wilson hnx of leu denounced government defense buying piiileh'*. t i M f Ini* been one of the major supplies of war weapons, lie will give up a *ix figure salnrv fm Ihe |2<),d(H» u-yt'iir governmenl loin • W. R. steel workers went hack In their Jobs July 211, 11152, after ,31 days of strike. Lack of steel <-r:- ICcS-fVv • M l ;< . * • v>i Tuesday: p.ni. Kveninp Bervlcc 7:30 p.m. 7:15 i t . m. Christ'* Aniliu*»r.Wisinrsdav I’venlnu* ’< 00 p.m. diir * nieellog. Prayer nnd Bible Study. YY’edni'vdav: Mis. Paul Marrs — Pinnlst. ip m. Worker's Training l Mr. Alfred Krtcsun, Biipt. of emit nf. Church School Mr. Uicorue I'onilil, Lender — U D NIilIBG ATID N AI. I HUIDTI midweek service. Park Avenue sad Third Htrerj J. Bernard Root. Minister h o l y < r d s s u n i id 11 10:00 a. ill. Bundav School ( Knixrmiiih 11 00 a. iip Morning Worship Rev. II. L v tllrlo n /.imiuerninti, Theme! "Tim New Year Out­ 11. D.. Itrclor look" 2nd Sunday After ('hri*lius* ' love me your life, and day shall A W m Pi f' 11 a , o/ ' t o ' S f i y i ' M o r t •Irong Church0" " ' 01 »Pfr(iUo )4 I ................. .. •"•O ' 121 r " * • o l h i. 11:00 a. m. Ilolv F.uchaii*! mid ness. power. Sermon liive me your life and I w ill make Service* Ihrouuh tile Week: a spade tn dig the fmniilatiuns of Sacrament of Penance Pence Chanel — Hiiliirdny b-d |>. in. I'llt s r PRHSBY I BRI AN ( IIU R U H tlsk Avenue snd Third Slice I Itev. A. <L M rln n h . Minister D:-I.r. a. in. Sunday Behind. 11:00 a. in. Mornlnv Win ship ,°nd "lOfarjoj Written popular novels and re« Iveil high critical acclaim since e "ids, la chief newsmaker In Sternl urc. Ills short book, "The Id Man and the Boa" waa pub­ lished In fu ll in a mapailno and t ken In Imok form. Home critics d It was a return to the old nxway^ Im nlvln* that aoma chatnblWL o t lh c _wnrM_ajul_clile£ oUtier h recent works were newsmaker In aporta, A perfect Mot Up to the old atandanl, Hirht in the 13th round « v u tho ■i Hellplnus HpokeaaaM ebeemaker'a eon the title by a i Bishop Fulton J. Hheen la ehlaf knockout; he had been trailing. newsmaker In rellpion. The Ro­ Admittedly no boxer, he hae an man Catholic prelate I* credited u p je ilv e punch In either hagd. conversion of Marilyn Monroe, aexy, wt|eeracking, rage-to-richei new fOm to hla 1 ng, raga-to-riches mu chW newsmaker reRi #»' ent. Cheesecake ht her wide publ if romance with Joe eater men called o. t atar of tomorrow, Ms id * no h eaV jeraay Joe though no >e of her pleturs* hae to bccomo la tiv rw e liW hrea rntod aa outstanding. L«s, This Series is lieini? Published Kacli Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Miniriterial Association, and is Sponsored i»y the Following Husiness K H ta b liH h m en ts: T o u c ir r o N untm t o . M a i l IIOTTI.INO CO. HOI,I,Kit MOTOR HA1.KH C K liK H Y C IT Y P IU N T IN O CO. IIIU , I.IIMIIKH A SUPPLY YAltO T IIK M A Y F A IR IN N ■. HANFORD A T LA N T IC N A T IO N A L BAN K HRITT TRACTOR CO. \V.,W. IIO R NK TRHCKINC. CO. KKNKAHIK (il.ASS & PAINT CO. W l I,HON-MAI Kit KHUNITIIHK CO., INC. limSKON 1‘UNKIlAli IIOMK j(AY KKNNKOY'S SANKOH1) hero by the Long Beach mounted patrol and To tfin lra Costa *her poise. Lubbock, Tex., was Invited tu send a mounted shorlff'a posse, and tho Texas Cavalier* nf Han Antonin are expected to have 13 horse* with their marching group. Similar outfit* front Denver, Coin., and from Nevada also have been invited. Mounted police havo been Invited from Cleveland, Ohio, and from the Pennsylvania state police. A* for human beings, some com­ mittee members expect about a half-million visitors, although only half or less will stay overnight. The scramble for rooms brought on charges of attempted price scalping. A House executive expen­ ditures subcommittee, which looked Into them, was told by Washing­ ton hotelmen they are charging their usual rates, despite the heav­ iest demand In history, -^ rh j'g o m m ttte trY rg r'to ld a bloc of l i rooms in Ihe S u tler Hotel hud been reserved In Vice m i l dent-elect Nlxon’a name for the uso J. M. U LY TH K TRUCK 1NO CO, HANFORD ItO A T WORKH HT. JOHNS* R K A LT Y CO. J. C. HUTCHISON A CO. AUTOMATIC L A C N im Y WAIINKH'H fillliF SHKVICK STATION W H KKLKR HTINK M A C IH N K A SUPPLY CO. T IIK K IL fiO R K HKKI) CO; HANFORD KLKCrRIC CO. K A R L IIIO O IN H O TH AM Agviit, Ktam Unl NICHOLSON * IUJICK CO. Dll Co. FKRTILI7.KK CO. (JKNK'H TEXACO SERVICE IIK R M A N 'H CAPE R. H. IIATEH THUCKINO CO. HANFORD AtrrO PARTS ROY W ALL, PLUM BING LANKY DRY CLEANERS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS PKNNETO CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, " J S M 'u S T te INC. tho deposit 00 UMm wa* ’ • Angeles. - , J (‘ ’ V^tFI K' ’ D rfX , SKMINOLK TRUCK A TRACTOR CO. f c >nv' • • LKK UKOTIIERS HILL HARDWARE CO. 1 Went a le S for auced im o l S S ® •M « r U you fir IWI laps' 4#- I r r * t i n * ! ' I >1 Go,| and man together, We aru Iff* n Ij X " - or L'lahl sled dogs In tho parade, Animals Will Havel Arrutn sold. Tho sled will be ctpiippcd with wheel* to mu»h the pavement of PemuylvanPriority On Space along la Avenue, Home famou* palomino horse* For Inauguration Irom California are being shipped WASHINGTON un—lt ’» easy for Inaiiiturallon visitors to WashlnKbm to got good sleeping acctimmmlo' Ilona — unleu tho visitor* are human, Inauguration official* m ill (here I* plenty of space n* stable* here or nearby fur the inn animal* which arc coming for Ihe Jan. 20 events. Practically all hotel room* for human* have long since been booked up. The anlmala ' w ill find plush accommodations at nearby race­ tracks. The itablea at one track alone could < take care of about 700 hone*. Clarence Ihe Parade o m m H tM K __ Committee K rvuj n |* lend In, ' ‘Including 5 ” ■— 7 three elep^■_* elephant*, "Ml»» Burma, the maicnt of the GOP." Alaska w ill enter a team nf i l l Th ehiM * ^ Ufcb i l . , / / " 1 n<1,l°n •as;., /.ter*- Gml without man I* a mind w ith ­ out a loiiguo or car* or nyc or fingers or foci. (Kulsruaal) 10:15.12:00 The Rev. II. Lvillotun Zimmerman, II. D..Prlr*l -In-Charge 0:30 n- m. Pioneer Fellowship 2nd Sunday after ChrUlms* (1:30 p. m. Senior I Hull Fellow­ Ilolv Communion, U:(M) a. m. ship Aiigusllninn Father* from Uio 7:30 it. in. Hveninv Worahlp. Ser- Good Hlieiihcrd Monastery. Grunge mull, Mr. Mclnnlx. City, will officiate at Services. Cl,u'ch rw Man without God is a bubble In the sea, a single grain u f sand on an Infinite Iwach. In nli. Church Nursurv each Sunday. ( ne” " " ‘ (I a now world, a crowbar to pry loose Ihe locks, a line to mix *and and cement, a trowel to hind slnnu and make them a Wail. Solo — "The Llvlmr Cicnl" (icuf- such power as not all thu atom frev O 'H ara — Robert Blown in all Urcatlon can match" Anthem — "(iod So Loved The —- llormann ilnvertiorii, W orld" Stainer — Clmncel Choir. Communion Meditation. Mr. M r- CHRIST ( T lt iu c ii LONGWDOD By IU H IK K t " K. ( il.H IB Il 0f• r -frro n -rp c ' V p ' d ^ z ‘ z nt> r’ ° H:00 a. m. Ihdv Cuniinuiilon In' like a new world. 11:311 a. 111 Fnmllv Hervlie ni'J The unclean shall he clean, the Church School iiiw a n llri'. courage. Die weak­ Ihdv Communion daily ill 7:30 a. m. excent Friday nl 0:00 u. 01. | f\ | i -* R. Htrlckland, Contractor 07.1ER-WELLER HOMB8, INC. HUNT'S TUXEDO F EE D STORE t * ji*iri* k.. f , J i AMERICAN OIL CO. M. 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(• .. ii :• l ■ W m m 4 •• . . /. *[ ) S»,\f )*i • ;( * . * - * ' s i- •** WAX ■Am- . , �0m (•REVIEWOf THEY£AR-By Alan Mover-, Chavex Is — Defeated By Davis Gov. White Says I" Boxing Match Officials Loused Up Sugar Bowl JACKSON. Mi>« . J t-G o v . Hug'. White knocked the officiating o the Sugar Bowl football game N r Vcar*» dav which he said mere a to Georgia Tcch'a 24 7 margin of vie lory over the University of M il tiaaippi The 71 year old governor, whr waa a 215 pound center at Mi* tiaaippi during IK'S 1901. tent bli* taring telegram * yetterday V loutheaatern Conference Com m it (loner Bernie Moore and Georgi Gardner, head of the SEC officialt White *atd he w a t ruA critic iiin i "S magnificent Georgia Teel team " but taid Ml»*l»*lppi ihould have bad three touchdown* instead of one **ln my judgm ent." White taid “ I witnessed the wor»t offtciatinr that I have ever teen at the Sugar Bowl game **The fa ir raich decision wa« a d itg rare I e s p rrt* the tentimen' of thouiandi of our ritire n i I'm surprised the SRC tolerated tucl officiating ” The controversial fa ir catch de rition came in the second hall •h e n three M iu lttip p i player' tm aihed into T erb halfback Bobby Moorhead who had signaled for a fa ir catch of a M iu ittip p l punt. The trio knocked Moorhead about 10 feci and the ball popped out of hi* arm t Official* ruled a IS-rard penalty against Mississippi inttead of giving M ittD iip p i p o itetiio n of the recovered fumble Jim Ingram , one of the three Rebels who hit Moorhead, laid aft ter the game. " I w at *11 tel to hit him when he threw hi* hand up about a* high a* hit head I wa* too d o te and going too fast I couldn't tlop." Ingram »aid Moorhead thould have given hi* signal tooner to give the Rebel* time in iVn> or bypa«* him In tneir headlong da*h M it*i**ip p i fan* booed Ibe o ffi­ cial** deciuon Tbe five o fflrial* for the game, assigned by G trd n e r on im trucDons from Moore, were, referee pred Hosier, umpire Marion T »l ley. linesman F^l Copeltnd. field judge W ft Bentley and dock operator M' K l>eviese None was available for comment old manager—Willie Pep The wily one from Hartford. Conn , also D avi*' home town, finally «old out hi* intereit in Teddy last February j c p c h \ V. D a vi*’ career, dating bark to O L IV A M t^ i ft# )»•«. included 95 pro fight* He SUCCEEPS ha* won only 46 of them ag*in*t G E R M A N H /C R M A R the toughett boy* around A t /A L E 'O O T B A IL I "Nobody teemed to be much in ­ terested in me in (hove d a y *." taid - ---------------_ C O AC H A Davis "One year I had 25 fight*. Seem* like 1 w at going every night in a different town" it may not h ate been evident to the TV customer* but the *mall crowd of 1120 pitying 17.956 In Maditon Square Garden to ice 1D avi* win a unanimou* den won l over Fabela Chavex, of Comptun. /E 'E R .A il J A C K W E S T /A M P , I C a lif, lavt night, wa* wondering * * o m a p e e r . s p c m >\ e r - c p — why the Red Top’ " There i t no r o p t m e POMO P /V trace of red in Dav.»' b.'ack hair. 1 9 3 / . HUMS Y * e 1 | "One of my manager* thought it . u .s . a m a t e u r / / would make me more colorful.** <soir he *aid. " to he had me dye my X C R O n V M .' / X hair.** Maurice (M u ib k y ; Salon-, his current manager, made him forget the hair d>e and concentrate on hi* Fighting. " I want to fight Pep, Tommy Collin* or Sandy Sadd.er when be gett out of the A rm y ." aaid Davla. whote real name ia M urray Cain. Salo* claimed both Percy Has*ett of Philadelphia and Paddy De Marco of Brooklyn turned down D a vit at an opponent la*t night, lie hold* wins o te * both I V /R C /L . - / TRU CK 9 O S P E T R O fT 0 3 A O P /T C H E R TO H U P l 7 H O - M /T T E R t /H O M E S E A t o * rVHEM EE trC P S M i > THE TAMMS / i f i k b e c o m e A * . E M t r rv r e a c h TME 7 0 -R /J HARM / \ 9 H A R P \ No. 1 Team Retains I*ead In iM'xed I-«op ROTE a im s 2 ? ,i P j im Team No. I m aintained.a nar­ row lead over team No. 6 lhi» week in the Mlsed Howling Lea­ gue. George I'exold l* keeping well In front with his individual aver­ age Of 173. Team No. 1 w alk'd a» av week with honors f«»r the high aeries, collecting a total of 1.697 pins, and the hl»h single game w ith a total of 606 nlns. Corinne C alrct. D e te r* h I ivrrr. Alan L«dd in a D in * moment from Paramount'* “Thunder In The E *» t". showing on the Rita Theater 'cryen Sunday and Monday John Landy Runs Remarkable Mile M ELB O U R N E. Auttralia. <E — John Landy. of Melbourne Unlveru ty. ran another remarkable mile at Olympic Park today covering the distance in 4 02.4 over a breeie swept bnckdutt track. T bit compare* to G u n d e r llargg's world mile record of 1.01 4 set in Sweden in July. 1645 Landy, A u ttra lia'* 22 year-old Olympic runner, ran the mile on the tam e track in 4.02 1 00 Dec. 13. Ail four official tim er* clocked Landy today in exactly the tam e time, which it unutual. Three official tim er* al*o ciockod him at 3 *4 4 for the 1.200-meter* UCLA Is Defeated tty California In ttaskethall Clash h (O I.I.F G F . IllA K K T O A l.L H i (he \i«o r tile d Pr e ti M E M P H IS I S> . I M H M V (F irs t Hound I M in iitip p i 75 Arirnna 70 Auburn 7* Memphis Sttte At O l I I I It GAMES I \s| Gannon i l ’ m 1a ('-,'(iy r,2 M 'lttenberg 7(* M 'agner t>7 - DeSpirlto gained fam e aod for­ tune by riding Mo .ia & e r i is 1*52 for a world's record, but bow did thoae who backed him with cold ra th at the mutuei window* fare? If our arithm etic it correct a flat w a te r of 110 to won oe each of Tony’* 51 race* between the time he returned riding on Dec 24. aft­ er hit JOdav sui pent ton and hu record breaking Mfirfi winner on tie r 30 would bate brought a prof X / O f R A M B L E T O N / A N - P R /T E M ’ T E -T E A R -O IP , O l S M / T E i r ' Sanford • Orlando Kennel Tlub Entries G. Pezold’s 173 * A verage Is Tops In M ixed League Sports Roundup St Francis id k m G8 Amherst 3r, *i»rm flem son SI MAM 71 South < arnlina >.'* Virginia Tei h 1ft1 Coi'-n 'Term 1 67 Freed llarde man 53 I Alabama O Keeiler AFB 61 Mi*s Southern V Northeast La 52 Tenn Tei h n Tusr-jlum 76 M IDW EST DePaul 81 Taylor 69 John Carroll 70 Valp araiio to III S'ate Normal 75 Hall State 6| K""th Dakota 82 Idaho Slate 6) lir ii'y 90 Gttawk ( Kas) W1 St Brriediet's ( K a i i 64 Ft Hay a 44 ' Wathburn *» Pittsburgh ' K>«) 59 Southwestern i K a o r.5 M rPher son 5.5 Kinporia i K j - I State V) H d h tn y I K « i 1 59 Comordta >Minor 71 M'e.tm sr rn Huron 4.-il*> 73 Winona T rh r* 56 M aryville 1 M m 62 llaker i Kas, 56 Hastings 76 M'illlam Jewell 71 FAR WEST Southern ( al 75 Stanford 58 California 72 UCLA 66 Washington 79 Oregon 73 M’ynrnlng 77 New Mexico 72 Utah 77 Colorado Stale 52 M ^ f - r d i n e «2 New Mexico A A Many are wondering I f the Pet. old fam ily o f -Sonford w t« bom with bowling ball* or the g ift for bowling. The lsU a t official avtr. aget anow George Peaold par**, the mixed pin loop w ith a lofty 173 averago for 16 gamea. George** daughter. M arie, k« a 124 percentage In the unw league and George'* brother Paul i« the leading C ity lea g u e leader with a 174 mark. A newcomer Ohnetorge ttandi second with a I M m ark fo r only three game*. Fllen Bella rankt third w ith 1(2 in 39 gamea while Morris SJoblom stand# a dote fourth w ith a t ( t average. § Dot Poweli'a tremendous JJi te n e t of laat Mooday night bunt, ed her up to an eean 160 average for the year to take the aixlh ipou H . G -f.T .P .A v g . H.fl re to ld . G. 0 16 2696 173 220 Dhnetordg 0 t 447 160 103 BetU 0 36 6912 162 204 SJoMora 0 42 «327 161 233 Powell 0 39 6639 160 l«| May. Bob 0 IN 71U 17« Fordyeg 0 6 676 146 US Bollv 0 S3 4676 142 K V itt 0 3 423 141 154 Hayea, Bob 0 2) 2693 166 1M Burnett 0 89 (344 127 176 Barrio* 0 21 2666 126 178 Hatborn 0 12 1633 136 no Von Herhulla 0 30 3999 133 14? Kobinaon 0 36 4718 131 ]M Bedenbaugh 0 13 1497 128 144 Petold. M arie 0 42 6189 124 107 F rirke 0 6 742 124 158 Fried 4 II 2161 120 l j ; (f11* 9 18 1691 113 # 4 Hayea, r a t 20 21 2027 96 M av. Sue 28 6 643 90 104 record of 3:43. It wa* n id lo b« the fattest 1,500 ever run In Ute course of * R i The Associated Prr*» UCLA io t off on the wrong foot in opening their defenie nf the l’ » eifir Co»it Conferenee b o k etb all rhxmpiomhiD The L'CLA.NS were upset last night by California. 72 •'<6 after a valiant second half rally faded Washington, which lo»t to UCLA I in the playoff for the PCC frow n 1 : U* t year, opened defence of ita | 1northern divltion title hv lieatlng Oregon. 79 71 The Huskies had to j come from behind in the last two I minute* Boh Moubreg* sparked the Ifm k ie i with 1] points Southern California, ailrrnating plat *>n« alm oit h kr football, tra m ­ pled Stanford. 75 56. and kept pace with California, tem iinrarilv at Iraat in the southern divition of the I" « Wyoming, playing its first league game in the skyline Conference, had tn go overtime to beat New Mexico. 77 72 The regulation game ended 67«7 after Tobey Hoyhal • misted a rhnt for Ihe Lohoet In the la tt two seconds Mississippi and Auburn won first round games in the first Memphis Invitational tournament Ole M l** humbled Arirnna of the Florder Confemre 75 70. •• VMe Auburn beM Mem pbit State, 78 61. In • couple of Southern Confer­ ence pamm Clem son upset M'illlam and M ary. 61 71 »"d *to-th < *•' olina niriped Virginia Tech. ft1 In other major games DePaul trampled Tavlor. 61 tffl San Fran cisco beat Sv> Jose State. A7 47. Utah t-aik Co'nradn State 77 '.1 and South Dakota nipped Idaho Slate. 62 61. mile race. I J 6iMc»town Eastern Org 79 Seattle Pacific 71 P layer. B. May A* May Ponlyre Total Television and Radio did an outstanding job reporting the Election Returns.. ■ GREYHOUND EUCDiN IMDONS IP —W MUCHAS 30 ^ ! ABpotcheclc of MWipapen acrosa the country reveals:—Iisuea report* Ing election returns ran 10% to 30% higher than their normally recorded circulation. Mlnnla Mlnoso of 4h* Whit# Box won (ha basa stealing rhampion•Mp lq the Amarlcan League with 23 — but wo* also caught aUallng attendance and entertainIni—have faQea off ihindY’ newspaper reading is still just as DODular! ______ . w EYHYTMM MW stimulate newspaper reading The mourn mam hi8h«t m hutorvi circuktio. ot r y y "“m*re newapspcis in tlie U. S. ha» grown twk< u l u t u w *> d m m lnlCT“ l* ■» U>» world about population. In 1920 population was 106 million; today ‘ it’a 155 million—up 47%. In 1920 weekday newspaper ana iu iirwtMKDt eirenltUonwa. 28 millloa; today if . 54 mlUion-op »4%l S a lS S w fe SANFORD. FLORIDA iLU M E X L IV Faint Ray 01 Hope Granted To Atom Spies mak i r m i m - mmm IAS brought us more interesting things to niewsgo a down-to-oarth, urgent, loadqnaUty that bring* w rltV adrrr- hnrles R. Shaver Ad­ mits He Accepted Money From Firms Applying ForLoana N E W YO RK I.B .A. conditional .......... *tay of execution wav offered to day to atom *pic* Julio* and F.thel Ilotcnberg If they apply to Preaic m t Trum an for clemency. Federal Judge Irving H. Kanf man, who presided at their trial said he would grant the stay if (hey filed with ine Federal Court by Saturday an order slating they wilt make the application for ex ecutlve ciemencj Kattftituo tii'tionrred hit deeixtrv shortly after un Appeals Courl de elded to reserve decision on wheth er to cU’lav C'e scheduled -t*n l* execution of the man-ond u ife spy itD m tn give Ihem lim e to seek a review of the ease in the United States Supreme Court The motion for the stay nf exeeu tlon was a last-ditch nmve bt tie fense attorneys tn save the pair The motion urged l*-e en- -t I hold up Ihe electrnnut'en «• ’’lie t1-' eonvlrtcd pair osk the Suprenie (’ourt to review 11 lower court's decision denying them a new trial The U. .S t ourt of Appeals took the m o tl n o under advisement, tending ooteonip of a defense con fwence with Fetleral Jtitlve Irving ft. Kaufman, who passed Ihe death sentence. The defense al*u p'ans in a*5 Kaufman tu postpone Ihe execution tn |>ermit tim e tn prepare an up ATTINOINO ( H i l l MKT Democratic rauctu on M'athlnctun's Capitol Hit? are ft, peal to Prctldcnt Trum an for ex Kennedy, of Massachusetts, W. Stunrt Symington, Mifsuiirl, I’rue Daniels, IT * e c tlv e clemency The Supreme Court already hnr son, Washington. At bottom (left) Is Hep WUbur Mills, of Arkansas, chairman ul t passed on the sentence, but the Sum Rayburn, ol Texas, who was chosen House Minority lender, sml (rig id ), Hep new motion asks a re'-'ew of the Massachusetts, who was selected lo be Ihe purty'e minority whip in Ihe BJrd C case on new points of law. J n Washington, a hand of pickets >*W up * "vig il line” across fie street from the White House today In an attempt to spotlight their demand for executive clemency lo the Itosenbergs. A spokesman tor i'.e pickets taid the group will try lo arrange an appointment with President T ru ­ man In order to muke a direct appeal tn him tn rnm m iilc the i/e U U lY w U C IIlIO thuked o ff giirhage rullerlluna ill death tenlenre* Baltimore Schools Are Forced To Close As Firemen, Janitors Strike nem dv sheriffs _ I& ra: Named By Hobby —. • • * . s . ' <ww • -• w Twis-thirils or more of llnltl f l l r a v o / l R i f R /k 'lf H more'* *uinc DW) puhlle •ehiiul* W A S H IN G T O N bib - r h a r li* K. Slmti-r, furm rr g.-m-rnl counsel of tlic Senate Small lliisinc** Coni* milIc**, iilra iln l guilty ( imI uv to ac­ cepting money from three firm * ■rrking Keconvtnii'tloii KinuiH'c CoriHirutiun loan*. Shaver entered hi* idea liefnte U. S. District Judge (h.-irlc« S. Mel.mighlin. No dale wa* *el for tile sentencing. Shaver acknowledged m -citlinir 6.5(10 no three *e|iarnte mcltaitina from loiin-*eeking film *. Leonard || Cooper, 11 Miami F lu , hu*ine**man. idi-a.li.l guilts in ronileclion with (lie »mne ca*e Cooper lolmilled mdiieinu Shaver In lucent the monel. 1*1 urge* again*! Jerome II. 1W rinkle of Miami and Itnvmoud W. I-opatu of rh it’llgn, in eonnee* lion with the *nnte i-a*e, were ill*lilinted. The Inillitm eiit* were under n 1 kl.ilute niuklng il uu offen-e fm government emiilnvee* to aei-i'lil fee* for *1-1 vice* reluled to tlo-ii official tintii «. The nccii«nlion wa* I hat Sha­ l l t, wliilc 1oini*el to tin- Senate lom m ittee, took the fee- and at tl liipteil lii influence the It I '* ‘ to make tin loan*. T h e ■o u ilu u d e * fr o m it h it h S h u t er admitted receiving fei * were Smitliei n l.iiiindry lin \lom iiiom MiimifuiTui log Co. nod Cro**lv Window Corn., all of Miami. Ill lt*51 Slmvei re*igncd a* conn*11 to the Small |l«*|oe»» Como-'1 tee, hi'llded hv Sell. Spnrkiano It. Demand Made To O u s t Socialized Medicine Clique C 1 Ills ------ <1 n l'P H , 111 , ( Ill'd s Clifford flowcll Is With 15th In Korea W IT H T I I K I5 T II IN F A N T R Y D IV . IN KOREA Id . 1 ol. 4'lif lord W. Howell, 2l(i Fri*iu h Ave­ nue, Hanford, i* serving 10 Korea with the 4Blh In fantry Division. The 16th nrrivi-d in Kon-n in December, 1K5I and inp luied "TUona” hill in June’s *ee saw hilt liuttle*. World W nr II veterans will re­ member this same division, in *1)44, held its toe-hold ul Auxin beachhead fur four month* against violent German assaults. They then attarked ucros* the Tiber IHver and outflanked Hume. Culonel Howell mis recently as­ signed as commanding officer, 1 *t Battalion, IHOth In fan try llegi ment, lie previously served as 11 • slslatit chief o f staff. Intelligence Section. A veteran of World M’ur II, he holds the Conduit Infantrym an Badge, llronxe .Star Medal and the European Theater Itildion witli two campaign stars. Ills w ife lives in Freeport, Fla. Leon W. StunNtrom I)it'H In Zell wood Leon Wilhelm Blcnslrom, (17. of ^ellwood, brother of Mrs. Ada Rockey and N . J. Bu-nstroin of Sanford, was buried yi-sterdnv afternoon nt V:00 n. m- in the Zellwootl-Tangerlne Cemetery follow­ Ing services at the Zellwomi M eth­ odist Church. He died at the home o f hi* daughter, M r*. Earl W hite Friday morning. M r. 8t*n*trnm was t>orn in San­ ford and spent the greater part :«f-h l*-H r#-h ere r- H i- was a-barber and a member of the M elhodlit Church,,flf Zcllwood and the Moose I.odgfxjgle was also the brotherlA rU V e a f Mrs. C. I.. Ilewson of Funeral Services Held For Teacher Killed In Accident Funeral services were held ut 3:00 p m . todnv at llrl*snn Fununi Home for M r*. Gertrnile I I ’ngv, 63. teoeher nt Kanfnrd gram m ar Rchonl for Ilia lu**t Hi year*, ivlin wish fnlnll* iuioii-d in I 1) imtuilli'blbisi'f iilelll Ileal Wnshini'ton. D. ( . la-t Fridas while *he iv a * 11-111111101- f 1mss 11 v|*ll there M r*. Page’s ear. in which "inm i tiding alone, skidded olid iiVerliinied sill- snffeied u -kull frm-ture Sin- was ii-tiiiiinig fimn llnltimnre Mil where she hud -pent tin- hidtditv* « d h her »nn in-law and d au g h tii. 'It and M r* I’ ol.eit C.illahiin. lle i mother. M i* June Little. al*« " f Fnnfiird. * ‘s-„in'i"ninl Ip-r daughter t-i Unlotiville, N C nod was wait log then- to lie plrked un hv M r* Pni*e on lu-r return urnith •hire in Uniutiville -Inis 15. IMie.i, M r*. Paire moved tn S c Curd with lo r fiiiuilv nt nn eirrlv mre. In uddilloti to learhing 01 the lirnm m ar sehmil here sin hud nl*o I'nne siltniner wmk nt Stet • un Cniversitv in Del.ainl where she n reived her HA degree two i r a i * nuo. She wa* n member of Ihe First Mr-th,idl*t Chiireh. nf tin- Si-liilii'de Chapler Two. O i. S «nd the llu*in-Ns and l*r,ifi--*-»nniisl Mercury At 31 ttut No Damage Is Reported H e r e •’entlpol • County's second eul i w n v . of the w inter was not n* , severe i * the first nml Judging from reports of farm ers ami ri ip experts lint much, if any, il image u n . done over the week-end. Dr. It. W. Itu p re r't. direct r of Ihe University of Flor da A gri-ul t re Experiment Kiat'ori on C -lory Avenue, reported tlm l tlie low read nu there was III d o 're *, n i " t d -d .Snrnlay inernng. Last niirlit’a mere try i|i|ir> il on I • to .’IH degrees around mid­ night nn I warmed up gradually before morning, Dr. Uiiprec-ht sl-'led. "W e havn nrt re ciril of a front here, h ilt there may have been a frost in arat'ereil low pockets c uml-i« morning," he slat d. "A ctually most nf tho croos l'k« h«-ms, which might have In-en nfferterl, l,ave he n p'rked n-d thus* >ropi survlvlior the recent r-dil wa-os were strong enough to withstand the coM air mass ov -t Ihe w e k -e m l." Sandy And'-rson, mannder #1 4h» S m fr rtl 5ft Formers M a r­ ket. * t a t -il, *'| have no r -ports of *1- mag * e-oe* d .iflo - the w r-k oisd. You k»’ow there empa ere Ilk * ■ Inxee In Irslnlm r, th 'v ar* rrsn-ftt'oned for Iho ea'il sveather." Henry Hhoenuik'-r, a l«reo *e*.Anllerso-i the* the co'd w -ye illdn'l • ffre t h<* l e t t u c whleh I i »',out Is he cut. luce farmer, reported to Mr 6ACINO MONDAY JAN U.S. Counsel Pleads Guilty In Bribe Deal Democrats Choose Congress Leaders At Caucus 'ourt Offers Condi­ tional Stay Of Ex­ ecution I f Appeal Is Made To Truman ^ more Newspapers than iv ir is • r wwwm-mm <1119 .. V W /? I HHrrrv | , n r r l a k l .e Heal V e e flo n ii..r U , | llloe w *....»i| < n » ||,h I'**-* 9 19TH N i f f ! • —a '16 NO* .learel-s l lo r Tr ofr*» **t|rM I*- 1, •»»r No I'rnM ee. a w ln o n « i s i. * d "d s. IV Iaasii W a rrio r, tlsn v n llom b r e x T i i a i r * _ s is e - " “ a . . * I r e P o ll m » rsHe*tmn. **<• W om en • l ll l e H ung. I»»M. l u . M r t r>-*r*» ! • • r s * - r * r * . . i - « ••* ••••rsrTM a s r e . M tan. M»l Poee D s s r n > * r|, s in .il'S -*rh n ia e e e . 4*«|I1»I*I| l le a u lr ’* n ifl. w a r Ha*. Ilem o N u t. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R A mualrnl iirugmin eonalsilnir " f ... song* mid iil-inn si-lectlnna by Mr. | IU C 1 O D l i l l T O W and M r*. Robert AVen* was pre_____ rented by Robert Itauman, pre*L j A .,,,.,.(,,1 County ■bint of the Sanford Atlantic Numeeting, Hnecifieullv 1 iV n a l Hank, n* the first program j,, nppi-ove the liunils and of the new yeur nt Hutary lunch- „,ent* uf Sheliff-eleet J. eon toilae. hy's s ta ff of deputies, conf Mrs. AVenx, a talented young llM,| tentntivelv apim concert and light opera singer. „ther pending hi* aniulsltii who recently moved to Sanford nece**arv bund, today at tl w ith her husband, owner of the flonisi-. Fountain U d g e on the Orlando Th(i „|>w|l|| , (. „ | on w„ , Highway, s a n g '•/I'reu ner by Noel , ||t. y Commtaalon to Coward, " A ll the Things You Are S|„.r |ff llohhv with a *taf by Jerome Kern, Clri'drihlm by pude* from thp moment 1 PestalOiln, and two enron-s " Ile r office, 12:4)1 a. nr. tomurrn Gown' and "1011 p o o l Know until the next regular IJ h a t sou re Mlssin . nf the County Comniisalm M r. W en*, form erly with Paul for thl>* Friday morning v W hitem an’s Orchestra, played bund* on the de|iutle* wc "W hispering", “ 12th Street Rug", officially sanctioned. "1 Can’t Give You Anything H ill .Sheriff P. A. Mero’s I-ove", "S la r D u *l" nrul "I'v e Got »tnff of deputies official lthvthni", office nt midnight tonight They were Introduced l.y CharThree of the |0 dcpiitlc* 1 lea Morrison who also Introduced |,v t (,0 County Commi th« y j'ltln g Rotarlnns. President R|chanl Wemlell Keogl Iloh Harris presided. '.Alarv: Ralph Dean. 2209 I Visitor* at tmlay * luncheon I n - 1tr< | H o ,, |„ Humphrey. I.« leil Howard Chadwick of I't. w ||| | „ asalgneil to ilsity atant, N . J.. Jack Zucker o f Sanfonl-Orlanilo Kennel Rowling Standings f ig h t * la jtt n ig h t H r The liM x Is le d Pres* *G . Petold NEW Y O H K -T e d d y "Red Top" la d ltli Davis. 13|S|, Hartford, outpointed Dot Powell Fabela Chavet. 131 Vk. L o . A n g rlrs ., -----!0. M a rte l llrlsebols 147, Montreal. 1 A ll nvailr oulpointed Tony Cirnmino. 147Ai, ’ p*te,| in thi Bayonne. N. J. 10. 4legln» Com WEST PALM BEACH. F7a — ,JW )| w ill lx Y F IJ .O W CAR 1(11 Is Presented At Rotary Luncheon Paelflr Unlv 59 Portland State 57 l.infirld 79 Oregon Education 61 ^E astern W aih 82 Carroll (M o nt) Players M. Petal,I Pried 0 . Petold Total H e a r lit partly cloudy lhr»ugti Tuesday, a little w arm er m od ter Hunt Ih lt afirrnoim and lonlsht. D elivery, by 7:94 p.m ., plesre ra il iftusical Program San F ran co rn 67 San Jn«e St 47 San Diego State 5# M’hlttier 54 ( N d T 57 ' ,oun,* ,n ' * IF YOU D O N T receive yonr Hanford Herald. City Mr. Anilers-o *«M th-» th» wl**d ‘•'tie-d ay n 'rh t ami e’ r|-> g-mdsv e-orrlm* al*o lesa-ned t’ a B'*ilb'l> •ls» e f n MlHng fr*« L M 7.. Cullom. sale* 4n*"»e*r Ghas- and O'mpany, e«ld ha ••*<4 e<** k c - d n f **rg' dam-ge Irom lh# *udd*n cold snap. SurTi’*' In Continuing For KHcnped Convict AKworinttMl I'rcHH l . n i * n l Wi re No Extension Of War In Korea Is British Wish, Says ChurchiU McCarty Working On Final Detail, ! For Inaugural Tomorrow At Noon l*T,’7 orvl!,” v Ali- DeLand Resident Named To Motor Veki:le Position TAI.LA1IASSKK P Cot Fuller Wutren and ht< successor I t.m M iC .irtv. are working iv<t final details fur the change in Florida's administration -it high noon Tne* ilas M c i'ii'tv and Ins I .noils .dreads are i-staldished in Ihe hig while evi'i'iilite m 11ns out .1 mile fiom the Capitol and his ad inu tM i.i live assistant is moving into the exee'itive office to get all >et fm tlie 1 liange over I lie ineiiming governoi is sprml lug pail of tmlay going ovci hi' in.111gor.il address It prnltahl.s will I e one of the siinfi,,,t ,<n record ' I i - aits also ItSximil'll I 1 m ol, r with nictnhi-rs of Ihe "lltlte i-idu net" iif lop adininislridite aides im iI other high rtinking .i|i",iudees who wdl take office with hint lie said he hoped to lie aide to aniimoiee selection of a looter se hieh- 1 oiiiiiiissiiiiii-r liefme the end ■it the day Ills first ehmee Daniel I VVe-lfall turned the |nh down hei atisi lie eillllllll't gel leleased I * ••in liis eonli act us .11I 111tin s* 1 a 1" ■ i't lid to Ihe Dade 1'.....its si ho ,1 superintendent M Itren who mosed ill Ills lie longings and papers out of Ihn goternor's office Sat nr das and soricndried the eseeutis e in Ml *100 mill stale limousine to the M u ' i i t i ' s e.irlu-i w.is pnfi n, 1in­ s'KM Vi Ht K e Winatnn Churi lull arrived in the United Stales ti M, ^ with this firm ileelaration tiii- British want no exten­ sion of (tie war ill Korea M inii!\ thereafter, arrangements were .iimnuiiii'd lor the British pi ini,- ininistei to meet w ith I'res lilent elect Dwight lasenhnwer this afternoon I lie .imioimceiiient said I'hurehill and I'isenhuwer will meet at the home ol financier Bernard llaruch, where Churchill is staying on hit visit here The two will dine togi titer tonight. As a ptel ide to the meeting, 1'in t 'all told a shipboard pres* im dciciicc that resistance to agic-.se,a hi Korea tiad helped Ic.ncn the danger of .1 third world war Hot In- spoke out against alt ex­ tension of tin- war became of the dam ei 111 Furope Me dunk il would In- ,1 great lu ll fm li S' armies or for United S'ates armies to wander all about this i .i 't • lima that isn’t the real 1 c e l , : ,,i g rav ity ," he said '"I lie 11-.1l eettlet of grants- t* in M'l-slertt Furope in fronl of Ihe lion 1'111 tain " 1 Inn 1 lull told newsmen who met him aboard tin- Queen Mary that tin- n -il significance of Korea was dial -'Soi let aggression lias hern ■i-sit'iiii'ts and full. , mifroiiti I " I I liis In , 11 Hie greali-sl 1.1 ■|,ii *I., i i i * .ippiuMiniilely :*uu iii'ii-inen. the pi inn* minister: I 111I11 iiieil Hint Britain wanted a Ins* i-rin 14 •>( A liter lean tariff tsarei-rs m i she ciiult! emit iter own tilin g with "trade, mil a i d " Declined to comment cm any pos­ . 1G1Iiti- Hint t-e might meet Soviet Prem ier Stalin. Knnled i|iie*lions m to whether he iioolil support a blockade of Hod f'htn.-s ' '. iy> V Dei lured llritiiln 't flr*t atom l.'imti ••ivenl off heaiitlfiilly" Imt Hint Britain was nut getting the ■ foil liifiiriiiaHiio" promised hy Ihe I I ci'll ••*»••*• 1*44 - ii|r I wn I T A I.I AIIAKSKK P 4Joi Fleet Dan McCarty tmlay named K V Fisher. Del.and. a* motor 1 chicle 1 commissioner lor hi* ailmuiistrn tlon Fisher has liven an employe of Ihe Volusia County lav assessor'office fur 20 year* and hut a few 1 day* ago was fiirmallv mimed as lessor lo sen e out lae remaining days ul Ihe term nf ilclcnled \ * ' sesMir I to 111< t Smith lie lia* liei-u | ilepiitv assessor since 1937 McCarty seleeted Fisher after Daniel F Meslfall uriglllaili lies | igo.iteil muliir vehli Ii- 1u niiiii-lin n I er turned the inh din* 11 lid 11*' Hie llaile Cuiilill Seliuul llnaiil w,,iildo't release him (rum 111* post a* ad minis! ra il 1 •- assistant In Hie I si In ml siipci inteiideiit Fisher will siieeeeil Arch 1.1v illgstiin in the $7,.’MSI a veal lull Tlie muliir vehicle cniiimiss|nin-r has charge of issuing and selling aliiiol 2.5 illillliiri iliili.it* worth of aiiloiniiliile license lags a year, registering all vi-llleles onneil 10 Hie state anil recording liens against them lie heads a force uf inspector* whose ilnties are lo see that all 1 irs opel.ileil by pen pie who work ill Florida or hole chililri'ii in I Inrlila sehol* are prupi-rIv lagged with Florida Ii censes F'isher gt-nernllv known ns | "iie n e ," was a University of I'ln r pla liasehall |il.i>• r III tlie late 20s lie is a former lie i- pri-*aten|. seerelary treasurer .n-il slriftsi---ts*i fur tin- Class D Florida Slate itiman To Lund Rod Cross Drive* Sanford To (Jive Away (elerv At Inaugural Parade h.'Htr.T from htx nredrrrwwnr a rn*r 4invent fund halanre nf 6RH.:t:iP. |ji< used it for l.uylng higher *»larle* of an exoanoed office staff. However. W nrren’a contingent fumi has l»een Iran thnn Cnldwell wa* allowed hv the Legislature. ATTEND IN6UGUH \ l. Captain Bov T illl* nml Patrol­ man Joo Hickson w ill leave to­ night for Tallahassea to attend Gov.-elect Dan M eCarty’s Inaugu­ ral ceremony tomorrow. Thev w ill form a two-man representative delegation from the Hanford Police Department at the festivities. I he doll,-ii l ust ol |>ii>i iilinu inI'li'iisi d ii.iti-i *ii| I'lu-s mill service* im lrr present conditions will be lilgli Will il lie loo high? II may appear lo lie more ccn Miuioi.il b. wail lor a downward u n i- hi the whole sir in-1urs* of m u i ami wages lielore umlertaklug Hu- kind ol i-oiislructinri pro­ gram * leipurcd to meet our de­ mauds Bui where are the sign* that * in I....... .. is in the m aking’ And I,iiw long i an we .ilford tn wait? It look just one hoi tin viin in cr lo impel il the water Minpl) of many millions of people Simpoii’ next year or the year after—bring* similar i-omlitliin*. Picture a shortage that goes be­ yond Ihe eritlcal stage New York was .list a few d a y s away front such n crisis. Some smaller place* went through It Picture a water siipplv inatleipiate to handle a serious lire Pic­ ture a walct supply insufficient to maintain proper sanitation. Picture a water supply no longer able to keep business .md industrial pro­ cesses functioning The price of keeping pace with the ni-iil for water may seem high, led what uli,tut the price nf fallOne uni-onlrulled fire ore epi­ demic, n group of ma)or businessc* Inst lo Ihe ro m m u n lty - any of the*# could Involve an expense beside which the price of improved water supplies—even with costs as high ns thev are— would hardly be no­ ticeable. W ater is essential In life—the life of a cltv a* well a* the lif t nf a human being. Without setter, • man din*. Without w ater, a com­ munity faces the same fata. In the raco of a trials, no price can be loo high. High prleos paid to prevent a crlala are low prlc«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, 1953 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 03, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1953. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1953; <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/e35229fb1997295bd1b5667944265657.pdf 1000e60fd13cf8d25a0e3d38547d521a PDF Text Text 0m Gov. White Says Officials Loused Up Sugar Bowl JACKSON. Mi>« . Jt-G o v . Hug'. White knocked the officiating o the Sugar Bowl football game N r Vcar*» dav which he said mereato Georgia Tcch'a 24 7 margin of vie lory over the University of Mil tiaaippi The 71 year old governor, whr waa a 215 pound center at Mi* tiaaippi during IK'S 1901. tent bli* taring telegram* yetterday V loutheaatern Conference Commit (loner Bernie Moore and Georgi Gardner, head of the SEC officialt White *atd he wat ruA criticiiini "S magnificent Georgia Teel team" but taid Ml»*l»*lppi ihould have bad three touchdown* instead of one **ln my judgment." White taid “ I witnessed the wor»t offtciatinr that I have ever teen at the Sugar Bowl game **The fair raich decision wa« a ditgrare I esprrt* the tentimen' of thouiandi of our ritireni I'm surprised the SRC tolerated tucl officiating ” The controversial fair catch de rition came in the second hall •hen three Miulttippi player' tmaihed into Terb halfback Bobby Moorhead who had signaled for a fair catch of a Miuittippl punt. The trio knocked Moorhead about 10 feci and the ball popped out of hi* armt Official* ruled a IS-rard penalty against Mississippi inttead of giving MittDiippi poitetiion of the recovered fumble Jim Ingram, one of the three Rebels who hit Moorhead, laid aft ter the game. " I wat *11 tel to hit him when he threw hi* hand up about a* high a* hit head I wa* too dote and going too fast I couldn't tlop." Ingram »aid Moorhead thould have given hi* signal tooner to give the Rebel* time in iVn> or bypa«* him In tneir headlong da*h Mit*i**ippi fan* booed Ibe offi­ cial** deciuon Tbe five offlrial* for the game, assigned by Gtrdner on imtrucDons from Moore, were, referee pred Hosier, umpire Marion T » l ley. linesman F^l Copeltnd. field judge W ft Bentley and dock operator M' K l>eviese None was available for comment (•REVIEWOf THEY£AR-By Alan Mover-, Chavex Is — Defeated By Davis I" Boxing Match old manager— Willie Pep The wily one from Hartford. Conn , also Davi*' home town, finally «old out hi* intereit in Teddy last February j c p c h \ V. Davi*’ career, dating bark to O L IV A M t^ i ft# )»•«. included 95 pro fight* He SUCCEEPS ha* won only 46 of them ag*in*t G E R M A N H /C R M A R the toughett boy* around A t /ALE 'O O TBAIL I "Nobody teemed to be much in­ terested in me in (hove day*." taid - ----------------_ COACH A Davis "One year I had 25 fight*. Seem* like 1 wat going every night in a different town" it may not hate been evident to the TV customer* but the *mall crowd of 1120 pitying 17.956 In Maditon Square Garden to ice 1Davi* win a unanimou* den won V/RC /L. / lover Fabela Chavex, of Comptun. TRUCK9 /E'ER.Ail J A C K W EST/AM P, I Calif, lavt night, wa* wondering O S P E T R O fT * * o m a p e e r.s pcm >\e r - c p — why the Red Top’ " There it no b e c o m e 0 3 A O P /TC H E R r o p t m e POMO P /V trace of red in Dav.»' b.'ack hair. TO H U P l 7 H O -M / T T E R t 1 9 3 /. HUMS Y * e 1 | "One of my manager* thought it /HOME SEA t o * rVHEM . u.s. amateur / / would make me more colorful.** EE t r C P S M i > \ < s o ir X / he *aid. "to he had me dye my THE TAMMS / if ik X CROnVM.' / X hair.** Maurice (M uibky; Salon-, his current manager, made him forget the hair d>e and concentrate on hi* Fighting. " I want to fight Pep, Tommy Collin* or Sandy Sadd.er when be gett out of the Arm y." aaid Davla. whote real name ia Murray Cain. Salo* claimed both Percy Has*ett of Philadelphia and Paddy De Marco of Brooklyn turned down Davit at an opponent la*t night, lie hold* wins ote* both I A * . E M t r rv r e a c h TME 7 0 -R /J H ARM / \ O f R A M B L E T O N / A N - PR /TEM ’ TE-TEAR-OIP, O l S M / T E i r ' No. 1 Team Retains I*ead In iM'xed I-«op (OI.I.FGF. IllA K K TO A l.L Hi (he \i«or tiled Preti MEMPHIS IS>. I M H M V (First Hound I Miniitippi 75 Arirnna 70 Auburn 7* Memphis Sttte At O l III It GAMES I \s| Gannon i l ’m 1a ('-,'(iy r,2 M'lttenberg 7(* M'agner t>7 DeSpirlto gained fame aod for­ tune by riding Mo .ia&eri is 1*52 for a world's record, but bow did thoae who backed him with cold rath at the mutuei window* fare? If our arithmetic it correct a flat water of 110 to won oe each of Tony’* 51 race* between the time he returned riding on Dec 24. aft­ er hit JOdav sui pent ton and hu record breaking Mfirfi winner on tier 30 would bate brought a prof Corinne Calrct. Deter* h I ivrrr. Alan L«dd in a Din* moment from Paramount'* “Thunder In The E*»t". showing on the Rita Theater 'cryen Sunday and Monday John Landy Runs Remarkable Mile MELBOURNE. Auttralia. <E — John Landy. of Melbourne Unlveruty. ran another remarkable mile at Olympic Park today covering the distance in 4 02.4 over a breeie swept bnckdutt track. Tbit compare* to G u n d e r llargg's world mile record of 1.01 4 set in Sweden in July. 1645 Landy, Auttralia'* 22 year-old Olympic runner, ran the mile on the tame track in 4.02 1 00 Dec. 13. Ail four official timer* clocked Landy today in exactly the tame time, which it unutual. Three official timer* al*o ciockod him at 3 *4 4 for the 1.200-meter* UCLA Is Defeated tty California In ttaskethall Clash 9 H A R P R O T E a im s 2 ? , i P j i m h Sanford • Orlando Kennel Tlub Entries G. Pezold’s 173 * Average Is Tops In Mixed League Sports Roundup Many are wondering If the Pet. old family of -Sonford wt« bom with bowling ball* or the gift for bowling. The lsUat official avtr. aget anow George Peaold par**, the mixed pin loop with a lofty 173 averago for 16 gamea. George** daughter. Marie, k « a 124 percentage In the unw league and George'* brother Paul i« the leading City league leader with a 174 mark. A newcomer Ohnetorge ttandi second with a IM mark for only three game*. Fllen Bella rankt third with 1(2 in 39 gamea while Morris SJoblom stand# a dote fourth with a t (t average. § Dot Poweli'a tremendous JJi tenet of laat Mooday night bunt, ed her up to an eean 160 average for the year to take the aixlh ipou H. G -f.T .P .A v g . H.fl retold. G. 0 16 2696 173 220 Dhnetordg 0 t 447 160 103 BetU 0 36 6912 162 204 SJoMora 0 42 «327 161 233 Powell 0 39 6639 160 l«| May. Bob 0 IN71U 17« Fordyeg 0 6 676 146 US Bollv 0 S3 4676 142 K Vitt 0 3 423 141 154 Hayea, Bob 0 2) 2693 166 1M Burnett 0 89 (344 127 176 Barrio* 0 21 2666 126 178 Hatborn 0 12 1633 136 no Von Herhulla 0 30 3999 133 14? Kobinaon 0 36 4718 131 ]M Bedenbaugh 0 13 1497 128 144 Petold. Marie 0 42 6189 124 107 Frirke 0 6 742 124 158 Fried 4 I I 2161 120 l j ; (f11* 9 18 1691 113#4 Hayea, rat 20 21 2027 96 Mav. Sue 28 6 643 90 104 record of 3:43. It wa* n id lo b« the fattest 1,500 ever run In Ute course of * Ri The Associated Prr*» UCLA iot off on the wrong foot in opening their defenie nf the l’» eifir Co»it Conferenee boketball rhxmpiomhiD The L'CLA.NS were upset last night by California. 72 •'<6 after a valiant second half rally faded Washington, which lo»t to UCLA I in the playoff for the PCC frown 1 : U*t year, opened defence of ita | 1northern divltion title hv lieatlng Oregon. 79 71 The Huskies had to j come from behind in the last two I minute* Boh Moubreg* sparked the - St Francis idkm G8 Amherst 3r, Ifmkiei with 1] points Southern California, ailrrnating flemson SI MAM 71 plat *>n« almoit hkr football, tram­ South < arnlina >.'* Virginia Tei h pled Stanford. 75 56. and kept pace 1ftwith California, temiinrarilv at 1 Coi'-n 'Term 1 67 Freed llarde Iraat in the southern divition of man 53 the I" « I Alabama O Keeiler AFB 61 Wyoming, playing its first league Mi*s Southern V Northeast La 52 game in the skyline Conference, Tenn Teih n Tusr-jlum 76 had tn go overtime to beat New MIDWEST Mexico. 77 72 The regulation game DePaul 81 Taylor 69 ended 67«7 after Tobey Hoyhal • John Carroll 70 Valparaiio to misted a rhnt for Ihe Lohoet In III S'ate Normal 75 Hall State 6| the latt two seconds K""th Dakota 82 Idaho Slate 6) Mississippi and Auburn won first lirii'y 90 Gttawk (Kas) W1 round games in the first Memphis St Brriediet's (K a ii 64 Ft Hay a Invitational tournament Ole Ml** 44 ' humbled Arirnna of the Florder Wathburn *» Pittsburgh 'K > «) 59 Confemre 75 70. ••VMe Auburn beM Southwestern iK a o r.5 MrPher Mempbit State, 78 61. son 5.5 In • couple of Southern Confer­ Kinporia i K j -I State V) Hdhtny ence pamm Clem son upset M'illlam I K «i 1 59 and Mary. 61 71 »"d *to-th <*•' Comordta >Minor 71 M'e.tmsr rn olina niriped Virginia Tech. ft1 Huron 4.-il*> 73 Winona Trhr* 56 In other major games DePaul Maryville 1Mm 62 llaker iKas, trampled Tavlor. 61 tffl San Fran 56 cisco beat Sv> Jose State. A7 47. Hastings 76 M'illlam Jewell 71 Utah t-aik Co'nradn State 77 '.1 FAR WEST and South Dakota nipped Idaho Southern ( al 75 Stanford 58 Slate. 62 61. California 72 UCLA 66 Washington 79 Oregon 73 Rowling Standings M’ynrnlng 77 New Mexico 72 Utah 77 Colorado Stale 52 M ^ f -r d i n e «2 New Mexico A A mile race. I *i»rm Team No. I maintained.a nar­ row lead over team No. 6 lhi» week in the Mlsed Howling Lea­ gue. George I'exold l* keeping well In front with his individual aver­ age Of 173. Team No. 1 walk'd a»av week with honors f«»r the high aeries, collecting a total of 1.697 pins, and the hl»h single game with a total of 606 nlns. Player. B. May A* May Ponlyre Total <1119 | ,n r rla k l.e Heal V e e flo n ii..r U ,| llloe w*....»i| <n»||,h I'* *-* 9 19T H N i f f ! •— a '16 NO* .learel-s llo r T r ofr*» **t|rM I* - 1 , •»»r No I'rnM ee. aw lno n « i si. *d"ds. IVIaasii W a rrio r, tlsnv n llomb Television and Radio did an outstanding job reporting the Election Returns.. ■ r e x T ii a i r * _ s is ••*••••rsrTM a s r e . M EUCDiN IMDONS IP—W MUCH AS 30^! ABpotcheclc attendance and entertainIni—have faQea off ihindY’ of MWipapen acrosa the country reveals:—Iisuea report* newspaper reading is still just as DODular! Ing election returns ran 10% to 30% higher than their ______ . w normally recorded circulation. EYHYTMM MW stimulate newspaper reading The tan. M »l Poee D s s r n>*r|, s in .il'S-*rh niaeee. 4 *«|I1»I*I| lle a u lr’* n if l. w a r Ha*. Ilem o N u t. Mlnnla Mlnoso of 4h* Whit# Box won (ha basa stealing rhampion•Mp lq the Amarlcan League with 23 — but wo* also caught aUallng m o u r n m a m hi8h«t m hutorvi circuktio. ot r y y “ * w *> newapspcis in tlie U. S. ha» grown twk< u l u t u " m re d m m lnlCT“ l* ■» U>» world about population. In 1920 population was 106 million; today ‘ it’a 155 million—up 47%. In 1920 weekday newspaper ana iu iirwtMKDt mak i r m i m eirenltUonwa. 28 millloa; today i f . 54 mlUion-op »4%l S a lS S w fe m m m IAS brought us more interesting things to niewsgo a down-to-oarth, urgent, loadqnaUty that bring* wrltVadrrr- 6ACINO SANFORD. iLUME XLIV Faint Ray 01 Hope Granted To Atom Spies FLORIDA hnrles R. Shaver Ad­ mits He Accepted Money From Firms Applying ForLoana A conditional NEW YORK I.B .. ......... *tay of execution wav offered to day to atom *pic* Julio* and F.thel Ilotcnberg If they apply to Preaic m t Truman for clemency. Federal Judge Irving H. Kanf man, who presided at their trial said he would grant the stay if (hey filed with ine Federal Court by Saturday an order slating they wilt make the application for ex ecutlve ciemencj Kattftituo tii'tionrred hit deeixtrv shortly after un Appeals Courl de elded to reserve decision on wheth er to cU’lav C'e scheduled -t*n l* execution of the man-ond uife spy itDm tn give Ihem lime to seek a review of the ease in the United States Supreme Court The motion for the stay nf exeeu tlon was a last-ditch nmve bt tie fense attorneys tn save the pair The motion urged l*-e en- -t I hold up Ihe electrnnut'en «•’’lie t1-' eonvlrtcd pair osk the Suprenie (’ourt to review 11 lower court's decision denying them a new trial The U. .S t ourt of Appeals took the m o tl no under advisement, tending ooteonip of a defense con fwence with Fetleral Jtitlve Irving ft. Kaufman, who passed Ihe death sentence. The defense al*u p'ans in a*5 Kaufman tu postpone Ihe execution tn |>ermit time tn prepare an up peal to Prctldcnt Truman for ex ectlve clemency The Supreme Court already hnr passed on the sentence, but the new motion asks a re'-'ew of the case on new points of law. J n Washington, a hand of pickets >*W up * "vigil line” across fie street from the White House today In an attempt to spotlight their demand for executive clemency lo the Itosenbergs. A spokesman tor i'.e pickets taid the group will try lo arrange an appointment with President T ru ­ man In order to muke a direct appeal tn him tn rnmmiilc the i/ e death tenlenre* W ASHIN GTON bib - rharli* K. Slmti-r, furmrr g.-m-rnl counsel of tlic Senate Small lliisinc** Coni* milIc**, iilrailnl guilty ( imIuv to ac­ cepting money from three firm* ■rrking Keconvtnii'tloii KinuiH'c CoriHirutiun loan*. Shaver entered hi* idea liefnte U. S. District Judge (h.-irlc« S. Mel.mighlin. No dale wa* *el for tile sentencing. Shaver acknowledged m-citlinir 6.5(10 no three *e|iarnte mcltaitina from loiin-*eeking film*. Leonard || Cooper, 11 Miami Flu, hu*ine**man. idi-a.li.l guilts in ronileclion with (lie »mne ca*e Cooper lolmilled mdiieinu Shaver In lucent the monel. 1*1 urge* again*! Jerome II. 1Wrinkle of Miami and Itnvmoud W. I-opatu of rhit’llgn, in eonnee* lion with the *nnte i-a*e, were ill*lilinted. The Inillitmeiit* were under n 1kl.ilute niuklng il uu offen-e fm government emiilnvee* to aei-i'lil fee* for *1-1vice* reluled to tlo-ii official tintii «. The nccii«nlion wa* I hat Sha­ ll t, wliilc 1oini*el to tin- Senate lommittee, took the fee- and at tl liipteil lii influence the It I '*‘ to make tin loan*. T h e ■ouiluude* from it hit h Shut Baltimore Schools Are Forced To Close As Firemen, Janitors Strike nemdv sheriffs _ I&ra: Named By Hobby — . er admitted receiving fei * were Smitliei n l.iiiindry lin \lomiiiom MiimifuiTui log Co. nod Cro**lv Window Corn., all of Miami. Ill lt*51 Slmvei re*igncd a* conn*11 to the Small |l«*|oe»» Como-'1 tee, hi'llded hv Sell. Spnrkiano It. ATTINOINO (H ill MKT Democratic rauctu on M'athlnctun's Capitol Hit? are ft, Kennedy, of Massachusetts, W. Stunrt Symington, Mifsuiirl, I’rue Daniels, IT* son, Washington. At bottom (left) Is Hep WUbur Mills, of Arkansas, chairman ul t Sum Rayburn, ol Texas, who was chosen House Minority lender, sml (rigid), Hep Massachusetts, who was selected lo be Ihe purty'e minority whip in Ihe BJrd C U U lY w U C IIlIO • •* . s . '<ww f llr a v o / l R if thuked off giirhage rullerlluna ill •-• w R / k 'lf H Twis-thirils or more of llnltl more'* *uinc DW) puhlle •ehiiul* AKworinttMl I'rcHH l.n i* n l Wire MONDAY JAN U.S. Counsel Pleads Guilty In Bribe Deal Democrats Choose Congress Leaders At Caucus 'ourt Offers Condi­ tional Stay Of Ex­ ecution I f Appeal Is Made To Truman ^ GREYHOUND e - " “ a . .* I re P o ll m » rsHe*tmn. **<• W om en • lllle Hung. I» »M . l u . M r t r>-*r*» !•• r s * -r * r * . . i - « AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER A mualrnl iirugmin eonalsilnir "f ... song* mid iil-inn si-lectlnna by Mr. | IU C 1 O D l i l l T O W and Mr*. Robert AVen* was pre_____ rented by Robert Itauman, pre*L j A .,,,.,.(,,1 County ■bint of the Sanford Atlantic Numeeting, Hnecifieullv 1 iVnal Hank, n* the first program j,, nppi-ove the liunils and of the new yeur nt Hutary lunch- „,ent* uf Sheliff-eleet J. eon toilae. hy's staff of deputies, conf Mrs. AVenx, a talented young llM,| tentntivelv apim concert and light opera singer. „ther pending hi* aniulsltii who recently moved to Sanford nece**arv bund, today at tl with her husband, owner of the flonisi-. Fountain Udge on the Orlando Th(i „|>w|l|| , (.„|on w„ , Highway, sang'•/I'reuner by Noel , ||t. y Commtaalon to Coward, "A ll the Things You Are S|„.r|ff llohhv with a *taf by Jerome Kern, Clri'drihlm by pude* from thp moment 1 PestalOiln, and two enron-s "Iler office, 12:4)1 a. nr. tomurrn Gown' and "1011 pool Know until the next regular IJhat sou re Mlssin . nf the County Comniisalm Mr. Wen*, formerly with Paul for thl>* Friday morning v Whiteman’s Orchestra, played bund* on the de|iutle* wc "Whispering", “ 12th Street Rug", officially sanctioned. "1 Can’t Give You Anything Hill .Sheriff P. A. Mero’s I-ove", "Slar Du*l" nrul "I've Got »tnff of deputies official lthvthni", office nt midnight tonight They were Introduced l.y CharThree of the |0 dcpiitlc* 1 lea Morrison who also Introduced |,v t(,0 County Commi th« yj'ltlng Rotarlnns. President R|chanl Wemlell Keogl Iloh Harris presided. '.Alarv: Ralph Dean. 2209 I Visitor* at tmlay * luncheon In -1tr<| Ho,, |„ Humphrey. I.« leil Howard Chadwick of I't. w||| |„ asalgneil to ilsity atant, N. J.. Jack Zucker of Sanfonl-Orlanilo Kennel more Newspapers than iv ir is • r wwwm-mm .. VW /?I HHrrrv Y FIJ.O W CAR 1(11 No Extension Of War In Korea Is British Wish, Says ChurchiU McCarty Working On Final Detail, For Inaugural Tomorrow At Noon DeLand Resident Named To Motor Veki:le Position TAI.LA1IASSKK P Cot Fuller Wutren and ht< successor It.m MiC.irtv. are working iv<t final details fur the change in Florida's administration -it high noon Tne* ilas Mci'ii'tv and Ins I.noils .dreads are i-staldished in Ihe hig while evi'i'iilite m11nsout .1 mile fiom the Capitol and his adinutMi.i live assistant is moving into the exee'itive office to get all >et fm tlie 1liange over I lie ineiiming governoi is sprml lug pail of tmlay going ovci hi' in.111gor.il address It prnltahl.s will I e one of the siinfi,,,t ,<n record 'Ii - aits also ItSximil'll I 1 mol, r with nictnhi-rs of Ihe "lltlte i-idu net" iif lop adininislridite aides imiI other high rtinking .i|i",iudees who wdl take office with hint lie said he hoped to lie aide to aniimoiee selection of a looter se hieh- 1oiiiiiiissiiiiii-r liefme the end ■it the day Ills first ehmee Daniel I VVe-lfall turned the |nh down hei atisi lie eillllllll't gel leleased I*••in liis eonli act us .11I111tins*1a 1" ■ i't lid to Ihe Dade 1'.... its si ho ,1 superintendent M Itren who mosed ill Ills lie longings and papers out of Ihn goternor's office Sat nr das and soricndried the eseeutis e in Ml *100 mill stale limousine to the M u 'iiti's e.irlu-i w.is pnfi n, 1in­ Demand Made To Funeral Services O ust Socialized Medicine Clique C ------ 1 Ills <1 , n l 'P H 111 , ( Ill'd s Is Presented At Rotary Luncheon Eastern Org 79 Seattle Pacific 71 f ig h t * la jtt n ig h t Hr The liMxIsled Pres* *G. Petold NEW Y O H K -Te d d y "Red Top" ladltli Davis. 13|S|, Hartford, outpointed Dot Powell Fabela Chavet. 131Vk. Lo. Angrlrs., ------!0. Martel llrlsebols 147, Montreal. 1 All nvailr oulpointed Tony Cirnmino. 147Ai, ’ p*te,| in thi Bayonne. N. J. 10. 4legln» Com WEST PALM BEACH. F7a — ,JW)| will lx Hear lit partly cloudy lhr»ugti Tuesday, a little warmer mod ter Hunt Ihlt afirrnoim and lonlsht. Delivery, by 7:94 p.m., plesre rail iftusical Program San Francorn 67 San Jn«e St 47 San Diego State 5# M’hlttier 54 (N d T 57 ' ,oun,*,n '* J 6iMc»town Paelflr Unlv 59 Portland State 57 l.infirld 79 Oregon Education 61 ^Eastern Waih 82 Carroll (Mont) Players M. Petal,I Pried 0. Petold Total IF YOU D O N T receive yonr Hanford Herald. City Held For Teacher Killed In Accident Funeral services were held ut 3:00 p m . todnv at llrl*snn Fununi Home for Mr*. Gertrnile I I’ngv, 63. teoeher nt Kanfnrd grammar Rchonl for Ilia lu**t Hi year*, ivlin wish fnlnll* iuioii-d in I 1) imtuilli'blbisi'f iilelll Ileal Wnshini'ton. D. ( . la-t Fridas while *he iva* 11-111111101- f1mss 11 v|*ll there Mr*. Page’s ear. in which "inm i tiding alone, skidded olid iiVerliinied sill- snffeied u -kull frm-ture Sin- was ii-tiiiiinig fimn llnltimnre Mil where she hud -pent tin- hidtditv* « d h her »nn in-law and daughtii. 'It and Mr* I’ ol.eit C.illahiin. llei mother. Mi* June Little. al*« "f Fnnfiird. *‘s-„in'i"ninl Ip-r daughter t-i Unlotiville, N C nod was wait log then- to lie plrked un hv Mr* Pni*e on lu-r return urnith •hire in Uniutiville -Inis 15. IMie.i, Mr*. Paire moved tn S c Curd with lo r fiiiuilv nt nn eirrlv mre. In uddilloti to learhing 01 the lirnmm ar sehmil here sin hud nl*o I'nne siltniner wmk nt Stet •un Cniversitv in Del.ainl where she n reived her H A degree two ira i* nuo. She wa* n member of Ihe First Mr-th,idl*t Chiireh. nf tin- Si-liilii'de Chapler Tw o. O i. S «nd the llu*in-Ns and l*r,ifi--*-»nniisl Clifford flowcll Is With 15th In Korea W ITH T IIK I5TII IN F A N TR Y DIV. IN KOREA Id. 1 ol. 4'lif lord W. Howell, 2l(i Fri*iu h Ave­ nue, Hanford, i* serving 10 Korea with the 4Blh Infantry Division. The 16th nrrivi-d in Kon-n in December, 1K5I and inpluied "T Uona” hill in June’s *ee saw hilt liuttle*. World Wnr II veterans will re­ member this same division, in *1)44, held its toe-hold ul Auxin beachhead fur four month* against •’entlpol • County's second eul i violent German assaults. They then attarked ucros* the Tiber wnv. of the winter was not n* , IHver and outflanked Hume. severe i* the first nml Judging Culonel Howell mis recently as­ from reports of farmers ami ri ip SurTi’*' In Continuing signed as commanding officer, 1*t experts lint much, if any, il image For KHcnped Convict Battalion, IHOth Infantry llegi un. done over the week-end. ment, lie previously served as 11 • Dr. It. W. Ituprer't. direct r of slslatit chief of staff. Intelligence Ihe University of Flor da Agri-ul Section. t re Experiment Kiat'ori on C -lory A veteran of World M’ur II, he Avenue, reported tlml tlie low holds the Conduit Infantryman read nu there was III do're *, n Badge, llronxe .Star Medal and the i"td -d .Snrnlay inernng. European Theater Itildion witli Last niirlit’a mere try i|i|ir> il two campaign stars. Ills wife lives in Freeport, Fla. on I • to .’IH degrees around mid­ night nn I warmed up gradually before morning, Dr. Uiiprec-ht sl-'led. Leon W. StunNtrom "We havn nrt reciril of a front I)it'H In Zell wood here, hilt there may have been a frost in arat'ereil low pockets Leon Wilhelm Blcnslrom, (17. of cuml-i« morning," he slat d. ^ellwood, brother of Mrs. Ada "Actually most nf tho croos Rockey and N. J. Bu-nstroin of l'k« h«-ms, which might have In-en Sanford, was buried yi-sterdnv nfferterl, l,ave he n p'rked n-d afternoon nt V:00 n. m- in the Zellwootl-Tangerlne Cemetery follow­ thus* >ropi survlvlior the recent Ing services at the Zellwomi Meth­ r-dil wa-os were strong enough odist Church. He died at the home to withstand the coM air mass of hi* daughter, Mr*. Earl White ov-t Ihe wek-eml." Sandy And'-rson, mannder #1 Friday morning. Formers Mar­ Mr. 8t*n*trnm was t>orn in San­ 4h» Smfrrtl 5ft ford and spent the greater part ket. *tat-il, *'| have no r -ports of e-oe* d.iflo- the wr-k:«f-hl*-Hr#-herer- Hi- was a-barber *1- mag * and a member of the Melhodlit oisd. You k»’ow there empa ere Church,,flf Zcllwood and the Moose Ilk* ■ Inxee In Irslnlmr, th 'v ar* I.odgfxjgle was also the brother- rrsn-ftt'oned for Iho ea'il sveather." lArUVeaf Mrs. C. I.. Ilewson of Henry Hhoenuik'-r, a l«reo *e*.luce farmer, reported to Mr Anllerso-i the* the co'd w - ye illdn'l •ffret h<* l e t t u c whleh Ii »',out Is he cut. Mr. Anilers-o *«M th-» th» wl**d ‘•'tie-day n'rht ami e’ r|-> g-mdsv e-orrlm* al*o lesa-ned t’ a B'*ilb'l> •ls» ef n MlHng fr*«L M 7.. Cullom. sale* 4n*"»e*r Ghas- and O'mpany, e«ld ha ••*<4 e<** k c - d nf **rg' dam-ge Irom lh# *udd*n cold snap. Mercury At 31 ttut No Damage Is Reported H e r e TAI.I AIIAKSKK P 4Joi Fleet Dan McCarty tmlay named K V Fisher. Del.and. a* motor 1chicle 1 commissioner lor hi* ailmuiistrn tlon Fisher has liven an employe of Ihe Volusia County lav assessor'office fur 20 year* and hut a few 1 day* ago was fiirmallv mimed as lessor lo sen e out lae remaining days ul Ihe term nf ilclcnled \* ' sesMir I to111<t Smith lie lia* liei-u | ilepiitv assessor since 1937 McCarty seleeted Fisher after Daniel F Meslfall uriglllaili lies | igo.iteil muliir vehli Ii- 1uniiiii-linn I er turned the inh din* 11 lid 11*' Hie llaile Cuiilill Seliuul llnaiil w,,iildo't release him (rum 111* post a* ad minis! rail 1•- assistant In Hie I si Inml siipci inteiideiit ! l*T,’7 orvl!,” v Alis'KM Vi Ht K e - Winatnn Churi lull arrived in the United Stales tiM,^ with this firm ileelaration tiii- British want no exten­ sion of (tie war ill Korea Minii!\ thereafter, arrangements were .iimnuiiii'd lor the British pi ini,- ininistei to meet with I'res lilent elect Dwight lasenhnwer this afternoon I lie .imioimceiiient said I'hurehill and I'isenhuwer will meet at the home ol financier Bernard llaruch, where Churchill is staying on hit visit here The two will dine togi titer tonight. As a ptel ide to the meeting, 1'in t 'all told a shipboard pres* imdciciicc that resistance to agic-.se,a hi Korea tiad helped Ic.ncn the danger of .1 third world war Hot In- spoke out against alt ex­ tension of tin- war became of the dam ei 111 Furope Me dunk il would In- ,1 great lull fm li S' armies or for United S'ates armies to wander all about this i.i't •lima that isn’t the real 1cel,: ,,i gravity," he said '"I lie 11-.1l eettlet of grants- t* in M'l-slertt Furope in fronl of Ihe lion 1'111tain " 1 Inn 1lull told newsmen who met him aboard tin- Queen Mary that tin- n-il significance of Korea was dial -'Soi let aggression lias hern ■i-sit'iiii'ts and full. , mifroiiti I " I I liis In , 11 Hie greali-sl 1.1 ■|,ii *I.,iii* .ippiuMiniilely :*uu iii'ii-inen. the pi inn* minister: I111I11iiieil Hint Britain wanted a Ins*i-rin 14 •>( A liter lean tariff tsarei-rs mi she ciiult! emit iter own tiling with "trade, mil a id " Declined to comment cm any pos­ . 1G1Iiti- Hint t-e might meet Soviet Premier Stalin. Knnled i|iie*lions m to whether he iioolil support a blockade of Hod f'htn.-s ' '. iy> V Dei lured llritiiln't flr*t atom l.'imti ••ivenl off heaiitlfiilly" Imt Hint Britain was nut getting the ■foil liifiiriiiaHiio" promised hy Ihe I I ci'll ••*»••*• 1*44 - ii|r I wn I itiman To Lund Rod Cross Drive* Fisher will siieeeeil Arch 1.1v illgstiin in the $7,.’MSI a veal lull Tlie muliir vehicle cniiimiss|nin-r has charge of issuing and selling aliiiol 2.5 illillliiri iliili.it* worth of aiiloiniiliile license lags a year, registering all vi-llleles onneil 10 Hie state anil recording liens against them lie heads a force uf inspector* whose ilnties are lo see that all 1 irs opel.ileil by pen pie who work ill Florida or hole chililri'ii in I Inrlila sehol* are prupi-rIv lagged with Florida Ii censes F'isher gt-nernllv known ns |"iiene," was a University of I'lnr pla liasehall |il.i>•r III tlie late 20s lie is a former liei- pri-*aten|. seerelary treasurer .n-il slriftsi---ts*i fur tin- Class D Florida Slate Sanford To (Jive Away (elerv At Inaugural Parade I he doll,-ii l ust ol |>ii>i iilinu inI'li'iisi d ii.iti-i *ii| I'lu-s mill service* imlrr present conditions will be lilgli Will il lie loo high? II may appear lo lie more ccn Miuioi.il b. wail lor a downward uni- hi the whole sir in-1urs* of mu i ami wages lielore umlertaklug Hu- kind ol i-oiislructinri pro­ gram* leipurcd to meet our de­ mauds Bui where are the sign* that *in I...... .. is in the making’ And I,iiw long i an we .ilford tn wait? It look just one hoi tin viinincr lo impel il the water Minpl) of many millions of people Simpoii’ next year or the year after— bring* similar i-omlitliin*. Picture a shortage that goes be­ yond Ihe eritlcal stage New York was .list a few days away front such n crisis. Some smaller place* went through It Picture a water siipplv inatleipiate to handle a serious lire Pic­ ture a walct supply insufficient to maintain proper sanitation. Picture a water supply no longer able to keep business .md industrial pro­ cesses functioning The price of keeping pace with the ni-iil for water may seem high, led what uli,tut the price nf fallh.'Htr.T from htx nredrrrwwnr a rn*r 4invent fund halanre nf 6RH.:t:iP. One uni-onlrulled fire ore epi­ |ji< used it for l.uylng higher *»l- demic, n group of ma)or businessc* arle* of an exoanoed office staff. Inst lo Ihe rommunlty- any of the*# However. Wnrren’a contingent could Involve an expense beside fumi has l»een Iran thnn Cnldwell which the price of improved water wa* allowed hv the Legislature. supplies— even with costs as high ns thev are— would hardly be no­ A T T E N D IN 6 U G U H \l. ticeable. Captain Bov Tilll* nml Patrol­ Water is essential In life— the man Joo Hickson will leave to­ life of a cltv a* well a* the lift night for Tallahassea to attend nf a human being. Without setter, Gov.-elect Dan MeCarty’s Inaugu­ • man din*. Without water, a com­ ral ceremony tomorrow. Thev will munity faces the same fata. form a two-man representative In the raco of a trials, no price delegation from the Hanford Police can be loo high. High prleos paid to prevent a crlala are low prlc«i. Department at the festivities. �0 - Strike * i. (Cowl towed Prom Po*e Owe) (f owllwued IV.ws r « r * Owe! water and aewer deportment work- of the nalioq'* personal cost* of era ami other manual laborer*, tlekness. including W* of tacomc But a number of Janitors are not, The combined total of private represented by the union. • .eapenditurr* for medical care and John W. Lew la, business mast- loss of Income due lo srfcness was ter of the Board of Education, put at lll.2no«*>.*• The report Mated two ease# where workers— i »»l'i Ihe nation paui 12Vsifos>0 "not our employes tail men from *n health insurance premiums and M i r r ... . . Mm.# hark it ).ee»fd , C,i n.U.M.ii ntered the got bark in benefits to million other departments" dodan lest this morning school*i Itiia morning ami IntlmlPresidert Truman and the FSA dated Janitors and firemen. Garbage and rubbish 1* piling have several times recommended up n t’th i'ra hTo f about' l / m Y w I ,h“ r?*tl * ^ ! ,rm ni 4 day in the nation'* sixth m..*t Pfrp» ',] J*J«h populated city. Picket* have curJ T l™ ' •* Statehood In Hawaii 1$ Seen From Ike Talk Sen atorK now! anti En­ visages Early Ac­ tion A fter Seeing Eisenhower Today NEW YOJIK uP— Sen William F. Knowland (R Calif t laid after r conference with President elect El •enhnwer today that he hat ever* reason In believe that Hawaii wll' net statehood "at a very earl* Sale " Know land, new chairman nl the Senate Republican I'clicv Commit tee, tnM newsmen he did not fee discuss what Biter at liberty In discus* bower had to tay about llawai atatehnod. “ But I have everv reaton lo be Move," he added, “ that Hawaii wll' get ttatehood at a very early dale.” Legislation to give the territory ttatehood will be introduced In (hr new Congress In a few dayt. Know land laid Prevloua Kill* to vran* afalehood to Hawaii and Alatk* have been tidelrarked in Congres* Knowland wa« arrompanled U Eisenhower'* Commodore Hide' Headquarter* by GOP Rent H’*et Rutter of Nehraiks, (Joy Cordor of Oregon. and Arthur V Watkins of Utah Butler will be chairman of 1*0 Senate Interior and Iniular Af fain CommHlee. which handle atatehnod legislation Cordon and Watblnt are membert of the com mitt re Butler previously ha* been op tinted to statehood for Hawaii, but rerently rim e out in favor of It after a visit lo the territory The Hrnuhllran platform rallr'1 for granting atatehnod to Hawsl Immediately Knowland laid he and hit thrr« colleaiiiei are "all very morh |e tereated in atatehnod for Hawai and hope it will h iv r an earl1 place” on the Senate rab-nilar In reply to r|«iritioni. Knowland ■•mi •lifrhrwwl for Afatka wa« no* dlariittrd at today's leailnn He added that In hit opinion the rate for Hawaiian atatehnod '•* milch itroncer" than that for Al aaha He said tilth lhin&« as the fength of time Hawaii hat been a ter ritory, ami the tire of Ita popula tlmi, live It priority over Alaska Hawaii, which had a populalW of <10.701 In the I0.VJ rensut, be come a territory In tom Alaska with a 1030 imputation of 12*.M3 hoa been » territory since 1012. •v - ' '•*! »*t»loii of Congress l ? * *22* '.,p *n Alaska slate bond bill. With the Intention of fnt lowing it with action on a bill , In make Hawaii a state However, proponents nl the me*. »Uf*» were forced In put their McKethan Brands Kilgore’s Suit As Hit And Run Affair ' Socialized Medicine TALLAHASSEE IB-Boad Board Chairman Alfred A. MeKethan tolivr called S. L. Kilgore'* kickha- k conspiracy suit "■ Wt. linear »-d run affair" and expressed hrne "pmper action” may b« taken against Kilgore and hla ’ tnrrpy. t 'vore withdrew the suit fmm f) vil County Circuit Court Saturit-- r' o'-iining he vsanta to "f|. na*'v determine my right to he s-»o-•! in Kevieral Court." The U S. he refuse »way l>y threaten ng | n ,„ American tmanran Medical AssuciaI» -trsrt Court at Jaeksonville :ar. The to tip over their trocka. t'ec had dismissed the action for lion railed the FSA report, issued j la v of itirisdiction a "perversion of N EW YORK OPy-The first full Saturday night, ’ t-Kethan said it w*» an "out. Information" and an impart of a fWe*<lav old strike tie- statistical rv— " that state officials named "obvious attempt by a lame duck ing up 3.500 privately-own'd tunes administrator to discredit the vot-, In Pie suit had to spend tax money hit New York City today. It threw f f >m*.'' Dr George F Lull of for legal fees. » 4 heavy load nn subways amt city- Chicaeo. the AMA'« secretary and He lived the phrase "headlliW owned bua line* during the morn­ general manager, said. "Someone *Mi-ters" tn describe Kilgnee and ing rush Hour but they aheorl»-d It p'sved w in »tati*1iri and pn-ts-nth‘i attorney. State Bep. Thomas without great difficulty. Cobb. Daytona Beach ed them In » way that implied It was a rase of "standing room there was ,a dire need for com* Kilgore said Saturday the suit STIIK1N0 Itfl OtlVtai end mechanics of the Transport Worker* LTntrn only” on line* that were operating, pijiiory health (nstira-re « as being withdrawn “ for the time *nit standing was nothing new to flepnbliran House leader Hal confer while picketing in outdoor garage In New York. Note the idle being" but that "we have with­ Nesv York « commuters. There Jerk of Indiana said the llmise was bus** Leaders of the city’s biggest bus etrlke .said they would continue drawn no charges and have no in­ were Ju.t more standees than "not going to get into the field tention of doine so.” to boycott the city-sponsored peace talks until Mayor Impcllittcrt T ic suit, asking S300.000 dsm “*“•1of compulsory government insurproved or apologised for his charge that the union and the eight struck The strike against Ihe eity'a. anrc " *"cs. charged that Gov. Fuller b**a companies ssere In collusion In force htjher fares. About *,300,000 eight privately operated bus lines! Recently a health commission Warren, McKethan and other »*• affected by the walkout o! 1,230 employe*, (International) tor a 40-hour week and wage im- ‘ appointed hy Truman sought to _____________________ members of the Road Board e i provementa began on the stroke of compromise the compulsory health gaged in a conspiracy tn rake <W New War's. Because of the long in»"rance dispute holiday week end. ita full •forte If proposed federal grants to the was not felt until today. , _ -r iv tributor* to Warren'* campaign ;r ,L M ? r .* i5 r .,l"Sj, rfc;i A ataggering of school hour« __ Truck Ham s Into tlus f°"r a«o. helped lesaen the rush-hour bur- cost of the prrm"'ms themselves 1U 4 ,1 Kilgore said he was fired from den. High schools, except those on H ’ )•(> proposed that recipients of r C N T A GORDA B - Thrre men I W l f A r p n -1 J°b ,h * f io r t iii / V l t i l CrushedStone Co., Ocala, lor reHtaten Island, did nut beinir clmses federal old age and survivors ben were killed Sunday when their l l O i n a m I / U I I » until 10 a.m. Junior high school |cfit« have^thetr medical Insurance ptcktip truck rammed a bui about ... — listing Ihe scheme paid from social ‘ecurity 10 mile* north of here on the pupils who ordinarily ride subways NEW YORK tjfv— Normal long Warren and members of the Tamiaml Trail were permitted to be late to fund*shore work was resumed at New Road Board denounced the charg 'lasses. They were Henry C. Burt, the Judd. York piers today after striking cs as lie*. physician and one time ___ on At Warren's request, the Mariojj Taxis did a lamming holiness, ehtmrdical profusion tv ' against driver, about 30. SI. Petersburg; dock specialists relaxed picketing particularly lo and from subway any totalitarian syvtrm of govern -I Melvin T Brown. 27, St. Peterx- tactics which had threatened an County Grand Jury at Oeala h § stations. been investigating the charges ment financcd and operated medi a',tl Theodore J Davis, 31. east coast shipping tieup Cessation of picketing -with a few since early December. Cobb, rail. The strurk lines carry an aver- cal care-and that's what their i Savannah. Ga The driver of the Tam lami Tr*U exception* was ordered by the ine for an Inveatlgatlon on a fedage of 3,300.000 passengers a da”, system I*, whatever they call It." _ ' 7our» bus. Wallace A Williams striker* after an eight-hour »c»*ton er.il level, has contended the grand but this did not mean that an ad­ 14't. Ft Myers, received a broken with federal mediator* had tailed J t v doe* not have sufficient andition load of this scale was arm One of the 13 passengers. early today to bring about a settle thnrity to look into all aspects of thrown on the auhways. Must pas­ Mia* l.tr.da llarscy, Tallahassee, ment of the dispute. ,h « rV t. . . . , . .. sengers normally used the sub­ had minor cuts and bruise*. Hundreds of longshoremen went McKethan « statement did not ways. anyhow, riding the buses Traveling with Miss Hariev were to work at their usual time this suggest -.vhat "proper action may simply to reach the nearest sub­ |her sister. Mrs C S Carroll, morning Weighing and sampling of be taken against" Kilgore and way station. i a drum mak'retlc scheduled to bulk cargoes was not undertaken Cobb But other Road Department lead a( harlotte County school immediately by the striking spe- sources said it was possible the band In inaugurationceremonies ciabsts Road Hoard may try to find m r u W eather for Gov Ele-rt Dan McCarty Tue*:rTi*» mediator* said the union to force Kilgore to rclmbure t P • ---------- — 'lav agreed to go luck to work pending tale lor money pent hiring law High low I’ reclp. Done*tiityie was -hakrn no but atbllration of the wage nml con ver to defend board memher Asheville 20 j"a* aide to continue her trip tc (rj>cl Ri,Pi,tP but that the employ again! the till Bmtnn Ml 23 (Tallahassee on a relief bo* after cr, reacted arbitration The board employed the Tampa Chicago 73 n examination at a I'linta Gorda ho* involved are three small locals— law firm of former Gov Doyle X) Cleveland 19 P|*a'. weighers, sampler* and scalesmcn Carlton and ha received a Dill low Angeles ta *7 Ucr father State Highway l*.i 0f ,(,e ,\FL International Long for *3,000 New York 40 n trolman < S ( arroll was one of .borcmen'i Association. The cm ■ • — Seattle 42 43 (the investigating officers He ptoym arr represented by Ihe Wathinglon SEAMAN DH-.R G 2.3 prat ed the hus driver for keeping American Wolghmaster* Assort* ST PETERSBURG u r - An In 13 Jarksonvllle 32 hn vrhtfV from rraintfic! Into • *tlon V) *1*sml .37 bridge railing at Ihe cnlbsinn site Union officials, after the media Hired seaman died Sundav whll Tallahas.ee .30 .32 lion session broke up. Issued a waiting to be transferred In statement of their own saying they Coast Giard mercy plane whir Modern sailors oflrn o*e "boat" Tit ADDRESS GOP I I J I R would work for any businessman itself cracked op landing on the lo mean ■ vessel which can he . . . . . ........... „ who could use Ihrir servlrcs with- rough waters nl Ihe Gulf of Mexi­ JACQUII SOU17ULI. secretary* T\\1I'Ay r - K r n t MrKInloy. S a r-.,mj u„|nj( through their employ- co. None of the plane crew was hoisted to Ihe deck of a "ship" and general of Gen. IK? Gaulle'* Bal­ a-nta. will be Ihe principal ’ peak- r r s The strikers referred to their hurt. "»hlp" to mean any vr*»el which ly of the French I’cople. agreed to er The seaman was Edmon Rcimrettng the employer* a* "middlemen." cannot be so hoisted, but In former ... at .. the . . .winter , . „ — nf ..ii -i .. . . . try to organlre a new French gov­ Hnrida Federation of Pepuhllran time* the term "ahlp'' was often Exceptions to the onion's no no sage. M. a Portuguese Injured In ernment and pul an end lo th# Women's Chili* here Wednesday picketing decision for today were a fail from a mast aboard the used to mean a vessel which was crisis In Parliament. Soustelte'* •nd Thursday "ship-rigged", that Is "square some mgar refineries tn New York. S S Columbia Heights. The plane MrKIntev was the unsueicssliil Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore crew had In abandon its craft. rigged" arccplancw of President Aurlnl a offer marke<l tha first lime D« GOP randidutr for congress from nml Savannah The population of Britain Include* Brussels sprouts hsve b e e n G iulia's right-wing party tis* Florida's Tlh District. Inline to ?fl million female*, nver l ‘ i mjk known for only about *'« *ea*s I agree<t to try to h-sd a govern­ Democrat Jim Halt y. also of SarMany hiryrle racers are also lion more lhan the number ™ •avs Ihe Nations! Geographic So 1 ment. f/nternultonol RndlophotoJ .1-01.1 McKinley will sjieak at a good skater*. mates. luncheon Thursday. clety. SEW. sn.':v.: ,i;:u Three* Men Killed As lift WITH tui I I CINH in her purs* in Brookline, Mas*., when ber “ lamely lleartt" romant* went on Ihe rocks, Mr* Helen Malewlcz, of Grand ft*pldi. Mlrh , thsnkt tail driver Anthony Pint for taking her and her daughters to s Traveler* Aid office Mrs Maltwln said that, through ■ name given her by t "Lonely Hearts" club In Detroit, aha corresponded with s Brookline man who promired marriage and a nice home tor her children But. she declared, he turned out to be an In­ capacitated invalid, eared for by his mother, (International! Churchill fC’»ntln',sd tVnn. Pace llsrt ale President Roosevelt «n atomic natters. Highly praised President Truman nr having taken ‘‘great and valiant lerlafuna, which have made us al! 'eel better " Churchill declinri; to indicate •hat subjects his talks with Risen tower will rover The meeting has leen labelled an “ informal" one, nit British government *pokcsmcn lave said II may tom h on a wide range of international questions Churchill told the newsmen that 'irnMrf'fts f“ r peate this year "certainly are not levs encouraging lhan they were in 1932 " To a newsman who wanted to 'mow whether the danger of world var had subtitled (hr prune min »trr replied quid) V. C. John-on, Florida dairy "laavr not Ihe word subsided leader, ha* been named IU&J Man for Ihe word receded." the Year for Florid* by th« ed­ Churchill, making hi* 12th visit of to the L'nlled States, looked jaunty itors of The j'rogrekiivst Farmer m a black outfit and yachting cap tnagatine. John-on atarli-d DinaConcerning the Korean War. the more Dnirie*. 12 miles from Jack­ prime minister said, "We mutt go sonville, In 1!Mt with |:« grade in and hold our position this docs rows and IPO aete* of land. not mean there will be no improve mrnt in Ihe alluallnn " McCwrty W orking Asked whether Britain opposed any moves lo extend Ihc conflict. If (MiHPBM r<v* rge# CmiryillLsald: "I think it would be s great members. Tome of whom will stay whether he Im.ka for a pity for the United Nations armies while others leave with him, were filibuster against ihc Hawaii men or Ihe United filales armies to go moving out today A* a prelude tn the Insugura * «« lbla seaslon, Knowland re wandering about all over thia vast Piled: China or lo make any definite ex­ lion, McCorty's (leverage director, Sam F. Davis, called an aflemoon 1£?uty,hn,P* n°l We aaaume tension of the war " the bill will be dlacuned on Its He said there are "worse thlngv conference of all department su merits and that we will be .bit- than a stalemate," such as that prrvisrtM and top men He invited to brlnf It to a vote which prevails in Korea "There's reporter* lo sit In Al McCartv'x request, the In Another topic at Eisenhower I ' hr, ,al'1 augural crlrbratlon will be inure headquarters today was the rote ' hiiri hill said Korea has lirought restrained than the spertarular t*.— •- M •» Dmlgr •- * will — fill -...................."consolidation of the chances for Joseph as federal Warren put on four years world peace," by uniting the tree show budget director ago An assoclala of the President, nations against aggression and by Nn onr I* expecting anywhere sparking a Western military build­ elect, who asked not to be named, up near the crowd that showed up •M?*! Dodge's role. He said he But he said Korea must not dl then But even so Tallahassee's * > Perhaps unprecedented vert the free nations from Ihe hotels and lodging ircommnda authority In shaping flics I policy. "real cenlrr of gravity,” which he turns were parked with friend* and said he believed I* "along the supporters of the new * governor fronllers of the Iron Curtain in Many Tallahassee residents, used In such overflows, were making Europe." Asked atioiil economic relations rooms available for visitor*. Inatigiiralion routine will b* Ira between Great Britain and Ihe dlUonal United Slate*, Churchill said: Gov, and Mrs. Warren will call "Our view* are very simple. W* don't want to live on you, We want hy the mansion for Mr. and Mr*. iii earn our own living x x x but McCarty. An official and mltltary If you ahut the door and won't escort will lake them to Ihe Cap­ take anything that we want tn itol building, arriving at It a.m. They will be kilned hv cabinet Indivliluaf* own more make, It |i bant to aee how the than lnjJ'OOO acre* enlerr. (hr Tam- unaatlifactory attuatinn can he officer*— all holdover* this time M Tribune finds In a survey of avoided or fmw we ran find our from at least one previous term— and supreme rnnrt Justices in the large landowners. real strength rotund a of the Capitol and move It aaltJ 20ft landowners hold at Hla rrmarka referred to United together to the Inaugural platform 'V i “ res each for a total Stale* tariffs which make the ImSecretary of Rtate It. A. Gray irt of some British products un mnJ’SNS* * V ' acreage m"r'1 lh,n • asible will tie chairman (or Ihc program. fifth of Ihe entire of the (tale. .More than 2U0 reporters and The fit. Bev. Frank A. Julian, *n»e figure* were obtained from iotogranhers crowded Inin ihe Episcopal bishop, will deliver lha Invocal Inn. Then Gov. Warren will uren Mary's verandah grill (or •peak. 3 * 3 ” . °* .the I’rodiictlun and Marketing Admlnlatratlon (DM A) e news conference. If everything goc* right. Chief H S i S * 1 ,nforB»*tton furnished by A* the conference opened, Justice Retiring will administer the »SrAto« ! ? J n «*•>!« inMancea. The (.hurclll shielded hla eyes from oath— the same one every stale i . l"ikl l W on*t: ,ho“ > flaihbulbi, and muttered, "| can't and county officer lakes in Fior • S i'll, p,rt t" 'he agency’* con see anything," nrogram. Ho took a few puff a on hla cigar, Ida— precisely at noon. Four year* ago, it was all speeded up belaid it aside, and began: " I hope you've had a good year. cause It altrted to rain ami War­ ren waa sworn in eight ntinulaa We haven't had a bad one. The early general state of health cm the other .The . state will ..... ......... ns secretary iof hand •Ida of the ocean la al laaat aa — I cr w •he Great Real of the state In War­ Mood a» It waa tail year. Flanking Churchill ware flnan- ran end Warren wUI (urn It over ■iter Bernard Baruch, al whoac (a McCarty. The song, "America" will be wma Um prime minister wifi be a sung. MrCartv will deliver hla ad whll;, in Naw York, and i.M yaa down -J r Hager Makin. the new British dresi. Then the crowd will *lng "Rwgnfc Itlvar". official “Stale High, imbaiiadnr to (no United Ktatei, ftong and the Rev. J. R ea, vho accompanied Churchill from naator of Tthe jgrkio'nvliia Main England. Enjjland. aet Bapt lit ^, Church, _ will deliver The prime minister declined In benediction. fopimenl on whether he thought a From 1;M (a a:4l p.m. the ■t meeting nf himself al hlm w irwwl lth' governor and other official* Premier Stalin would eonlrl- nview Ihe Inaugural parade .. nything to eaaing world ten- doxan floats, M panda and seven iloiu, "1 rou. would eslt me national guard unite wUI be IK the W”’ nPV°% 'iUm,P Longshore Work Is S A ". r X.rLFJX Knrk In Normfll In vr*r* I Biggest Owners Of Florida Lands Are Revealed By Paper UIJ . ‘— ' - -v “ * *A . 1 K S h'ffia U;7WWB^JSB s K S •T L I If you're ynsjre buying a car m r In the Iwlter Wtter ren.qr*, thou* a special reason thl* yrar tn drive a Cftrytlrr Now Yq»kt-f Iwforr von ilevlde, In .tins'car an* v.ilur* ymi won't cjiryil lutley, It* jsreat enpne Is not |usi sur|M*titij»ly posverftil, at, any I m ) wl anti rugpethu-**, Its Power firalu-*, full-t wa Puwct Slcct(nt*lnntl perrnrnmrtceei but new Oriflmv rtde jdvo you nut Jtrtt 1tetter totilMtl . . . hut n ucir kind nl eonlnil, a neu. of *afety, ItiTw aiily I* rplefulitlly it* own . . . jpiett-IifHv right Interior* nre tide twynml comnaie - wttli (alirlt-i and appnlnUtu -b n tinr.-Kxcept- rn r f-liry*br’« nwn hupriTah himI ti unlikely to ho mpwlleil for yfutt lo , m at, Ym'ir Chtyxlcf rl”aler cordially invite* you to ihiVe it at your rn m in rm ,', lODielUng about thet," he said, "| % 0 exMutlve man aloe will he ■ve ’ havenothing to»ay. U I had, open lo the public from I to I you .j&rsii ire to eay." Uy In ■ stalethe Naw orfc Time* » « » , eg ■hie In • meal “MS**,.. Je'lndli r. the. m o .B.1 pm. From I In 10 p.m. Oev. and Mrs. McCarty will be boat and hostess at n public reception In the CapiInL ^ Later in Ihe evening livere will be five-Inaugural halla-three for • ••■ • * • , VI I T ~ H fffiwsK.,?;!, I ■e* iI flEvsAs. V J4A'_ ... Jk'-.. ' . • T V i • V , J w i .u i -V v V ' 1 " I;'vd fi y'hi:i i S ‘■r C’M lA ■lOStfo ^ o : ••■: mgmms <v• I : ::.,.’‘ �lHoliday Fatalities Set New Record On Nation’s Highways December Report 'Southern Florida Of Farm Market Is'Receivep Brunt ( On Optimistic Side Latest Cold WaT W IN TK n HAVEN ^ - Decem­ MIAMI uB — Many snhurba-* ber sale* on the Sanford State dwellers sersped frost and Ire oft Farmer* Market compared favor­ car windshields before driving to ably with those of December a work today. year aso. a report by Manager Temperature* plummeted to the Sandy Anderson to the State Mar­ low 30s in suburban and rural kets Director here says. arras away from Dlseaync Bay. The market had n loll over the At Homestead. 30 miles south pf four day Christmas holiday but Miami ami the heart of an impor-' sold 22,338 units of produce, rep tunt winter vegetable growing resrntina 20 varieties, for $67,292. area. Ihe thermometer dipped to Markets Director L. II Lewis 2a said most other sale* centers r« Miami proper had a low of .31, ported the outlook optimistic for hut it crew steadily colder a* dis­ the winter vegetable crop despite tance from warm Ray waters In­ last fall's heavy rains and more creased The condition was de­ scribed by weather bureau fore­ recent frost and cold winds casters ......... as _a "radiation cold" In He save this summary: Plant City — sold 27.380 pint* whlrh the ground gave up Its of strawberries at average of 31 warmth and the still, cold air tay cents for gross of 10,333 H.3 during motionless over It. Farmers smith of Miami burned week ended Dee 3n. Crop condi­ tions good smudge fires In stir up the still F t Myers — cucumbers, egg air. So heavy was stnuke from the plant, pepper, tomatoes and squash fire* that In places It hung over highways like a fog. causing traf­ coming In in Increasing volume. Pahokrc — expects continued fic to move at a «naU'a pace. Dr. J O. Wolfrnbarger. director Improvement of crops and gradu­ ally Increased _____ mi _________ ___ ! the Subtropical experimental and rabhage rabhsge bei ami beginning to come Station near Homestead, said no In. Last wcik’a prices ranged $3.30‘ material crop damage will result to 14.30 a crate for rnrn. $2 30 to I despite Ihe brief dip to dangerous *150 for relrrv. 13 In $3.30 for temperature*, beans, $4 lo $0.75 for pepper [ Elsewhere in Florida Ihe ther Ft. Tierce — approximately IT ‘ mnmeter was higher. Jacksonville 360 crates of tomntoes moved week .had a low of 40. Tampa 44. Cross ended Dec. 30. Rest quality brought City 31. Tallahassee 32. Daytona $6 30 to $t) 30 for 00 iMiund crates Reach 3ft nnd West Palm Reach 40 Immokalee— tomato and squush The Florida West Coast had a quality good despite weather lie hlg stroke during the night when Ing little too eool for much growth a cloud hlo-kct drifted In from Ihe During week of Dee 22 27 sold Oulf and began warming things 3.4*7 packages of produce for $19.- up 724. Light rains fell in the Tampa Pompano — growth and maturl l,nv ;,rr:> during the morning ty nf all crops has hern stimulated ( rT * 1,1 ,hl’ truck area by warmer weather. Volume Is on an(’ ln ihe strawberry section the Increase, Shipped lift) cars first "round Plant City were not hurt two days last week compared to , Temperatures In the heavy pro 62 cars Iho some period the week .cl,ni\ region* of Polk, before. Highlands and Lake Counties re Palmetto — 797 packages of '" ‘tim'd in the 40* and this meant produce, largely Inmaloes. brought " ,!'rr WM nn damage to fruit a gross of $2,053 the three days I-owest recorded temperature In following Christmas the Orlando region was a 29 In Florida Clly — producers sold !hc murklnnds near Jtcllwnod. Or11,000 bushel field boxes of Imnn had 41. toes for a gross of SMt.imo during 'V.vpry l,sht fro,t « ’"« reported first two days of week beginning 11,1 arollw«HHt but It melted when Dec. 29 Rest brought $7 10 j ! lemneralures began rising after bushel. midnight By The Associated America mnlnr'stx wr-Ui- n hltxnlv refunl of death on htuhw <v ami itreet In two xnrrexs'vis w-ek ends of the Christina* New Year holldnv* As lve number of persons M lc l In traffic a-i-Mcnl* In the "n't four days monnled to 391. Nrd M H e ir horn. pre*ld*"il of i*--- v-ioo.-it Safi'tv I'lV'neil. deela'ed “ this I* a dlseraeeflil way to st.irl the m-n CATHIIINI A. IA If IN, 1ft. amt Ulen F„ Andrews, 24, a Korean veteran, pose for (lie cameramen after tlicir marriage In IbilTulti, N. Y. The bride wore two cngi.grment rings at the ceremony line was from her husband and ttie oilier from Pfc. Robert Hralli. tier childhood sweetheart and Andrews' buddy. Ilrrilli died on Hrartbiruk llldfte In Korea l!«■uaticc developed after (ilcn wr->te Catlierine ahoiit Heath > death The pre,,l""s re-oed 0— s fo-idnv N r1*' Year week rod p Wrdorsda' entil midnight Smut,tv local time> "ns 373 fatalities, set ontv ln*l vear lb-luted reports might swell t loi-d to the uo Ihe snfelv civic il estimated in advance of the No3'i-xr week end A**eldrn1al drnth* <-* - art-ukimls numbered 122 and V> were burned to death to ra'*e Ihi* M i' for the tU2 hour period to M l. La-I year's total was lilt Only the i-eck before >•’ all lime record for hlgh"-av falallt'e* dic­ ing a fo-ir dav Christmas week ....I «a » established at 33'J It. I > broke n year old record hv 1 T e Christmas week end accident fatal itles of all kinds numbered 7H During the first II months «*f tn.32 .an average of in? persons d‘ed every 21 hours ,a* Ihe rr-n '1 of truffle accidents. These includoi siihseoeent death' of mi -red o> • sons Holiday totals lab-diited I" The Associated I’"-"* l--cl-"i-» >>-'■ Hiose who died within Ihe 102 hour perb-d In accidents within that period The deal*-* hv slates ilruftu fires, miscellaneous i Alabama .3 0 I ArUoi-a 13 0 '* Arkansas I 2 .3. California 32 2 " Colorado 4 It 2. Conlierlleul I 0 2 Florida H i t ; (ieorgla 7 0 1; II linols 2 2 2 3; Indiana in 0 H : Iowa 2 0 0: Kansas ft i) 0. Kcntucks IHi I, Louisiana 2 n it: Maine 4 2 o Maryland 7 II 0; Massachusetts .3 II 3, Michigan 113 1 Minor so! tt n 3. Mississippi 2 n ii Missouri ft I I. Moulann 2 I o. Nebraska .3 1 il. Nevada 2 n it; New Hanip -shirt- 111, New .fersrv ft I 8. New Mexico 7 III. New York 21 4 I? lluirk Introdturs let 11.33 a (iuldrn Annlsersarj line o mrnls -slnrii Include Ihe world's newest V-H engine amt *ii slmse Is ihe two door, .Is-passengcf i d tirra In ihr Super Series, most popular hard-top to the I tl V.Ss. loros up 170 hmsepuner nilh a rumpresstnu tatio nf ft i In t Inn* l(* lu-w enici-ic. leader of at. performance amt greater ernmou) with on sac i,vis i n lo 4sieIn us- l>) ii.lltii-s ulie il lastly - . . improved . i.f luuck's ruinplelclr snuuilh aereletatinlr, *Il 1 has a re 111 .,I front rnrl Incorporating a sltmllcr , I h „ piece hunt per, .nut a futuristic headlight arrangement V nen alligator-type hood. Inns-tluni,..loirs, " i n moMme* a,111 leiilipurts. unit hi.riinntal rear leoilers with kulifl-shaped tad lights, g, i ir an "lit,i nuMlern. sleek appearance Ihe Interior fcainrce ft esh new riitors amt tasteful trui- Its « ,, |; |•, mrhes anti u deiid ns ophtuial er|r-i(imeut arc nirc n hie! fi.iere and Power steeling. 1 In llrllaltt. women have Ihe o f same rights of voting and holding office as men. ' MARCH OF EVENTS Private Inveilmenti, Loans Won't Replace Economic Aid I | U. S. Loans lo Europoani Seen Too Heavy a Burden ftpreiof fo Ceafraf Prrst A S H IN G TO N -D o not expect private Investments and govern­ ment leana In replace economic aid to European eounlrlea in |tho near futape— despite growing demnnils Ihxt this be tlone. Experts .agree that mi’h a switch would hr wonderful, but they aay the obJalarlea aro attll w-ell-nlgli Insurmotintahle. J For Inatance, they say, government loans by Hie United filulea in 'European fiiltc.i yvotdd he more of a hurden on the free world than la the present old progtam. They would not cut Hie ^ mfr*rftn budget nnd they would add the repayWjr meut burden on the recipient nation, whose econ- U. $. ARMY CAPT Melvin f J..i |f7 TJM omy Is imdouhlmily wegk enough already. of Itmoklyn, W V , h» i*1* U n . Aa for private Investments, according lo the ex- nmmcrulffl fnr tin ( Vrijjm-Nif iitit I'erts, the European countries won't lie particularly Mi'iltif nf Huiinr ( i n ii’ti tM H AY interested. fearful Dial United Hliilea capital would I) Ile4t flrii4»ii hv nMv ••4KI4I Ifii'M lltrutigh hmlv-illh tl In-in tit" Ht if E * try to Interfere with tlu lr aftalra, limit proltta mil tiroV9 nff 11ir» i-ht'im llunmh In' h •>I U . '■‘C T T ' j H "»c its power to prevent nationalisation of Industry m ■ * t • • been *itb-m l mil tit r u i n U»r l > 11 • SKINS I’LEABE CONNAI.LV-Senator Torn for n a*1 .ill'llit hill m K'lif/i He 1n Ihi* I I B j U f l Conn ally (1>1, Texas, who went to Europe tills flow (•trrillVP i.fhirr M lttr.1l,.|. 'Hal |ta IXIIIM Mt ellt 1 S ! I I aummer to s.c how the Mil Iona of dollars America has voted in foreign aid are being spent, returns Infantiv Ihv i'iMO 1 /uf« r n . i r J Sonalor with a slogan he thinks could hivs wtdo use. * Tom Connotly The foreign relations chairman waa delighted with algos he found on the walla of some United States nfflrei there. The signs said; "Would you spend It If It were youraT— It la!" Connolly said other signs urged the “bolting down of telegrams and reports to essential Items" to save expense. Tbs Toxan, who la retiring voluntarily at 75 after 35 yeora in Cbn|f*o*. commented: “The else of the ataff required for a complicated L A S T T IM K H T O I I A Y international operation la bound to he appalling to an economy-minded senator although t realise that an organisation like that <foreign lid) 1 UDD • Deborelt HIRE cannot bo run like a senator's oRlce." • • » ' e m m - Parks IQ Y II • ACID T E A T — Emergence of Renator Robert A. Taft of Ohio as Senate OOl* majority leader ehould provide a quirk and decisive test of Just how Arm a working agreement the defeated preeldcntlal hope­ ful has made with President-elect Eisenhower. fn hla new poet, Taft— If precedent le followed— will confer at the White House each Monday morning on legtslatlvs matter*. This la tha usual procedure for floor loaders, tha Speaker of the Houio, and (he vice president. As the man most responsible for piloting now legUletion through the Senate, tbs Ohioan will be In a position of powerful influence over THUS. & WKI).! measures and programs advanced by Ike end hla aides. Obviously, there will be an attempt to Ihraeh out aerloua differences of opinion In the White House conferences. This might, for a time, obscure any policy break between the Ike and Taft foresa. However, such differences are hard to conceal for a long period. Tha beat gauge of how deep the division goes will be the duration of Ihe eo-called ''honeymoon," the period In which * new President and * new Congress work In closest harmony. 1 * • * # • HARM ONY— House leader* Ire enthualaatieally predicting the harmony between Capitol Hill and the White House In the Usenhower administration will be the best In CoaHel Hill, history. One top leader declared after talking with , Iks that ha la oosltlva that tha liaison betwean tha white Hawse W big reason why Iruckcrs insist on Ford F-S's: Oaring PRIVATEER Moots Notorious ; U D Y PIRATE! of 4 rum for less than 37Af a mile Wehave PROOF! O f»2!l K u r d I I.NAI. RESUIXS Ml siuiioSl silU FOKI) TRUCK l-X ONOMY RUN liki* 11|(* n n r 4lie* n i x - t n n n l l i , n n - l l i o - j u l i K u ril Hun K n r i l o i t i o f I. l l m c o H t o f (lin t not in clu riin u frirlin n . . /i-.ft.s thtm iuooh — FLUB — CARTOON - "L A D Y IN RED' P A R A M O U N T NEW S p.a.A.r, o w -K r k t io n Irtirl; nhnrt-ntrni;e rlcfliffn c u t « p o w r r - n n l i n R w iv p s 1*1v f , j;real K o ril FLEMING Sr«&*9 HAYDEN k « w came <M* I'lrn itn in v o i l, n m l m * r \ i n - ' i ' 1 •n mi/'-. f o r 11 K u r d K - n . /leif (/nil in /turn. w jir N m v K u r d ofTorH t h r e o n l l - n o w L COME I N - 5 1 1 T H IS BOOK T O D A Y I Mmt in You* Una of work drnvo thoir Kurd Truck* In tha big Economy Hon. Thin book hIwwi you their running coal*. Compnro-wv) how Utile It can coat You lo run n Ford Truck! Tru rk b iir . N o w — up to T A % M O R E g o t s a v in g s ! e n f'in rH . N m v LAST TIMES TONIGHT l o o k p u r l in lixt-d i -x p H u u -H . n u c lt nn l i i x f i , lii oiirtc, d i i p r c c l n l i o n , o i c . ) St'C tut N O W ii Ik iv p , u p I n o n c R i i llo n i n w v c - n ! T ruck No-.v PDRiiH'W lo choono fro m ! In trnctor service, Furtl K-fi line O .C \V. t-f 7I,(MHI llu 1iplintial 'J-k|w'i -<1 nxlo, l-'ortl 1***5 mixli'la iinvi- [hxilih- { ‘hniinnl franin Ir-xirpl |:M*'vli ', big I r t ly r n l Iripilutcli. FORD TRUCKING COSTS LESS£• S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R S IO N ,Inc F lrs l H lte rl nl Sanford Avenue �0 - T H E SA N FO R D H ER ALD I'M # 4 M u . J u - J , iar»i Congressman Herlong Reports BIG B U SIN E SS The Sanford H^fald SlalaMlabra la l»*»**rr I iMIahe* galls eaten a ftiria f I id s«»J*r, Ckrlafasaa aa* Hen world trmle w ith hi* niil***. T h e O n m i l U a wnll traveled '.ear*. I'nhllahe* ua aalargara t«l- man and few |uirtn of lhe worltl are com pletely ntrantfc to i alas I'hrlatmaa aag *sa rear*. him . ObticrvcrH are hopeful that he w ill chart a rcnliittic Ill Waaawlla Aseaaa , course fo r trade in the next four yearn. An mutter* ntnntl now trnde can mnke o r lose friend* for the United State* faster than a n y other part of o u r foreign policy. F o r fteveral ronton* we do not wl*h to see our allfe* trntle w ith the Com m unist countries. T ra d e relationship* often ealublifthed bond* which arc fltrongcr than political d lfference*. If o u r friend* are forced to *ell anti buy from Ilu**hi they may eventually reach a point where their economic* nre .subject to the w him * of the K re m lin . Also, we do not winh to *ce tho Communist.* aupplicd w ith vital material* from the countries wt> have done *o much to help. Htil the buxine** of nation*, like the buxine** of bull vidual*. i* not based on *cnt(ment o r friendship. If we raise ( n r ta riffs ton iilgh it will I*1 unprofitahle for o u r allies to do business w ith u*. In that case th ey w ill face tho alterna­ tive of trading w ith tbu lleils nr su ffe rin g great neon omit loss. W e cannot afford either. T o trace all iuturmitfonnl politic* to matter* of trnde rilf llrralg la a mrmbpr >,f (hr I’lr— nklrk la Mllllr* and economics wotdd la; a dangerous over-sim plification. Mrlaaltilr In rtr »•# far rraahll. ralla* af all ik- laral arw* prime* Hut o u r policy on trnde can determ ine w hether Kurope will Is ll>l« a aarr at nrll aa al< ever gvt back on its feet and attain economic inde|H»ndence. It >»:a.v, in the long run. determ ine w hether democracy or comm unism emerge* victorious on the continent o f Kurope. DECK MURK M R JIT — N*OV YORK C IT Y (From Thr Saturday Keilrw) U.\,rr-ti trie *m#w the traffic of "Vl’fll* Ik milled lo a world nn rutdx-r had*. Hostilities lick down — and from the groove Of thumh-tnrkrd blueprint* and embroidered rule* The dream i* f-i-t-.J, Now figure* move ami pav* III the dissolving pattern* of the tJurk'f, Keep the appointment* of thi* time nni| plnif, T,'p J",vT,,ICnl Klv'-1' " ,a 'ff w,T'* In m a iiy i i a i .i.a i i d duryke (’resident Truman liar made a Very good New Year resolution nol to swear at ihc pre*. any more. Nosv that lie it going oul of politick, keeping tliai resolution will be easier for him. Hir National Arts Foundation has adopted a resolution tiffing the jukr |,ox diitnliulori lo include a 1 lanli dirk in ail boxri to disf those who mrrely want silence can ocraliondly have il. It might even lie |K>itihle to i ,i ae the price lot ||,P silent dirk. We have no doiihi that many a man would gladly drop • quarter in the dot to have a few minute* nf <|uiel with hi* meals. More than six million dollar* were tp'til for radio and trifviiion breath ail* during, the recent pre»idenlial campaign, a Senate com­ mittee d scloir*. Of thi* amount the Republican* iprnl $1,600,000 on radio, ) 1,640.f)fX) on Itlcvuion; Ihe Dcmorrat*, $1,269,000 on ra­ dio, $1,300,000 on tehviiiom. It Would lie poitihlr to redutr thr rotli ol political campaigning, hut lint without limiting the acrctt of the people In their candidate* and their view*. * Fmm I9|6 to 1933 j* * long lime. The first World War Its* tome and gone, the roaring ‘20* bree/ed along, then came the drrrt*ion of the ’30s, and the second fnrld War, and ihr poit-w.rr period. up In now, and 1953. when T. W, LAWton for the first lime in 37 years lays down the burden of Seminole County school superinten­ dent. Me hs* *ecn many change* In that period, the belter part ol an adult lifrliinr. We congratulate him U|xm hi* great rontrihulhin lo edu­ cation in thi* il.ilr. We with Mi lllcccsinr rrpml turcrii and we pledge him all ponihle cooperation in making Seminole County schools second lo none. « There are now some 54,000,000 people in thr Uniter) Slates who lubicribe lo newspaper*. When you remember that even (hough many people trail more than one newspap*r, lisdre are usually several people in a family who rgg^i thn same newspane r, 34,000,000 b • lot of subscribers. According ’to the ANPA Bureau of Advcrtbi^t, there are more people reading newspa­ pers now than ever before cktpile radio and television, In the past 30 yean the population of the country pas inciessed 47 percent, but news­ paper circulation has increased 94 |». Thai is perhaps the reason rmir'local newspaper is your dvirtlslng medium. * There ere 3.122 licensed medical Mtore in Florida, according to the bride Medical Dim lory, but le )0 physicians Ikensed licensed (I Florida actually practicing t in other rsicians who are ytit old Florida ai Asoociatioa. If you do not there ere enough doctors in late to take care of the needs a people, you should try to ifi .tome wey to maim the M -e f medicine more attraca youog man searfhlng for e ■ M iiiy vouns n in do not to become doctorsWn spite of Hatively high renumeration, re of lit* long hours and hard In v e n to r Of The Wo*l " at C o m ics A n anniversary which ought to Is1 rctnendicred bill ••robnbiy i* not. occur* on Ian. 11. On that day in I8(>.'t Rich­ ard F . Outcault, originator of the comic strip, was born it' 1891 he was assigned the task of getting op an illustrated supplement, which the editor at first thought m ight be de­ voted to fashions, but which be later determined should have comic drawings tlu tca u ll’s known ab ility along this line turned the scale for this momentous decision, out of which arise all today’ * "funnies." O u lca ull'* first serial wa* “ T h e Yellow K ill.” recount­ ing the mischievous doings of a brat in yellow clothing. Out of this came the term "yellow jo u rn a lis m ," applied at first to newspaper* which printed d raw in gs like O u tca ult’s. T h e success of "T h e Yellow K id " led to serials of like characters of whom the most famous was Outcault's later “ Muster B ro w n ." When he filed in 1928, he knew that he bad brought aljoill one of the greatest innovations in modern Am erican newspapers. fHE WOILO nilAf By JAM ES MARLOW O f nil gad thiriffs wo toll iiurxHven. tho xmliloxt I* : " I didn't mnke the m<>*t of the occnnlnii." \Ve go to nay K'*»d* b y ; nn old friend come* to see u s: somebody does us « kind­ ness; wc hnve nn a rgu m e n t; we moot n new uc(|tinfntunce; mid somehow wc don't do justice to the moment. A fte rw o rd we try to imnglne Hint we d id ; we make I*1lievet wc hour ourselves snylitff all the thing* we should have said; but then it is too late. A n d I tie most wo can do in the rirciimstnnces Is to resolve that the next tim e . . . T h e next time, we say, will lie different, but the danger is just as irrent that the next time, too, we shall fail. Men cannot sec into the future, and so wc shouldn't lament too much our failures to realize what moments mean before they are remembered Mot there is one thine we can do, mid the happiest peopl'* are those who do il to the limit of their ability. W e can lie completely prCtwnl. AVe call lie all there. W e can control the tendency of out minds lo wander from the situation we are in— toward yesterday, toward tom orrow , toward something we have forgotten, toward some other place we nre jjoinK next. It Is hard to do this, but it is hard» r to understand afterw ard wherein it was we fell so short. It was where and when we ceased to give o u r entire attonMon to the person, the opportunity, before us, Those who have fewest regrets are those who take each nnment n.s it comes for all that it Is w o rth . It w ill never nnte attain, for worse or better. It is ours ntonc, we can make t what we will. — Ily M ark V a n Horen. NICHOLAS IICKIR, Buttlan Artist who has been In exile for years, strike* this characteristic pose for photographer* on arriving In New Yolk fruin France aboard the liner CurUHtulton Until the tied revolu­ tion, Decker wos the oitlciat portrait pointer for ihe Russian Imperial Family, He will stay with friends In Massachusetts (Ditrrnathmul) YOU'RE TELLING ME! — ly WllllAM IITT — Cnilrnl frrs* Wtltrr T U B El. ECTOR A I, COI.I.KGK n week. Iirfnre we snatch at thi* ha* met and th« big majority haa bargain we'd like to know— With voted for a fellow named Eisen­ or without an authentic ghost? hower for President. Hut ConCop* looked /or I| hoars /or a free* won’t get around to count­ ing those ballot* until Jan. 8. irhilr-/arc</ steer that neaped /ram thr Chicago atoekyardu. Egad, the suspense !a awful! Probably got lost la Ihe thopphg /itrUenfaRy, Ihr Klrctoral Cob ruth. ! t 1 Irge may not produce any AllA |udg* he* rvled meney saved Americana though It dor* repre­ by « wife frem her heuieheld sent all America ( V. B. dlrlilonJ budget belongs lo her husband. Is ihtro svih a wlfoT That new mean of Jupiter's seems le be causing a tel *f ex­ A pel rabbit in Baltimore citement. Just like any ether new pushed against the trigger of e bebyl ride and shot Ita owner In the hand. When grilled the bunny, nn doubt, declared that It mistook "•* n "s for * carrot, MIMBII or A nut fAMILV believed to have become extinct 73.(KNi,miO year* ago, a new specie* of coelacanlh i* now In Durban, Soulh Africa, In custody of Prof. J. L. It. Smith. Rhodes University Ichthyologist, l/nli) this specimen was caught by a fisherman oft Comoro Island In Hie Indian Ocean, only a skin had previously been found. This wn* used to prepare the above modrl, reconstructed by the American .Museum ot Natural History in New York City. The fish I* Ihe earliest known an­ cestor of land-living vertebrate*, Its discovery caused a sensation. WASHINGTON .P— When he was Just another Republican senator, Sen Taft had a luxury he can’t take advantage of in his new posi­ tion of power and responsibility as Republican floor loader | ’I aft is a hard working man He’s [ also a sensitive one In oilier years he could make a pronouncement ami march off the floor without having In defend It or argue about It. If he didn’t want to. And like any other senator In hts position in the past, he always bail the privilege of walking out If someone on the other side set out In pin his ears bark and he didn't like Ihe ipiaHty of the pirn. Noi *o for the floor leader. He has to slick around even when Ihe rdher side I* trying In cave hi* rnof In with brickbat* tie has Ihe resjKinsIbllity nf guiding through to final passage the legislation his administration wants Vice President Rarkley, when he was a senator from Kentucky, and the late Ken Wherry of Nebraska didn’t seem lo have much '» com limn hut both hud a sense of humor which served them m good steau. liny after day, year after year. Barkley as floor 'carter of the Democrat* and Wherry, in the same Job for the Ropuhflrans. had to withstand some rough assaults When the going got to unpleas­ ant. Barkley could he p r e t t y rugged hiin>e!f, although some of his lies! weapon* were the endless supply of Kentucky anecdotes he could sprinkle around lo put out a fire. Wherry had a great rapacity for turning on Indignation hut he didn't get the name of "Merry Wherry" for nothing. But Sen. Taft D not noted for hi* humor. lie's not the kind nf man you'd refrr lo ■■ “ one of the boy*, lie lake* himself seriously. And no matter whether you agree with the decisions he reaches after making up hi* mind, he puls great effort into making It up. If some other senators nut half as much energy Into their jobs, the Senate would no doubt be more Informed amt less drafty. But It will be Interesting to see nin> renewing friendship* and new the member* getting acquainted. ••ch ine big question now: ilo.7 . of many Democrat ami how many Re. iker publican member* will be on the m Ion* various Committee*. The present (■rn- division on the Committee on 'Old Agriculture, of which I am a mem— ber. i* 17 Democrat* ami 13 Re- *publican*. If thi* 1* reverted with #1Q the Republican majority, three U 3 Democrat* will linn their place*. a ** Dm Democrat on the Committee V I win defeated for re-election. The new dlvi*ion will be decided by IT S atrreement l*et\vecn the leader* of ® .both pnrtie*, with the Repuhlicnna, , nf course, hnvinir the final *uv In ® , ivase of disagreement. Mv position w ind Ion the Committee In Number 14, °*P*|*o you run see how Important thi* ' ,n agreement I* In me. I have renllv T ? ' titH ii "scurrying around" trying to wor It out with the leadership of . . both parties. If it i* done, it will *p<* he only a* a n**r*onnl favor to me, no I am on "pin* and needlr*" un1*r” til the decision is made . •f.1 A number of people have asked nu' u* to iret them ticket* to the In­ auguration. Each member 1* allowish |r(j only seven ticket* and all of if P*n mine have been gone long since. 1 lflp|wi*h I could help the other*, but that1* the itory. ,hp | Some people mav he wondering auditorium Hut thousand* more wh>. , Republican wa* named Artfiled p»*t for a la«t look at the |„K |*„»i„|8i,tcr nt Ocala on Janub<xly nty i, when Republican ratronAt the service with guitar* and „ n|y start* Junuarv 3. The fiddle* were many member* of I man named told me he had the enthe Grand Ole Opry, Ihc Na»h |Horsemen! of the Republican I'nrtv Ville troupe with which William* nn,j | couldn't see anv sense in began hi* ri»e lo lame «ix yean making two change* in the admin­ istrative head of the office within ago. Roy Aculf, Emeit Tiihb, Red the space of n few dnv*. Change* Foley and the Statemen’* (Juarlet not only disrupt the operation of *ang four of William*’ favorite the office, hut the detail* and red hillbilly hymn*, including hi* own tape in connection with the nam­ compo*ltlun, "I Saw the Light." ing of an Acting Postmaster nre William*' wife. Mr*. Hlllle Jonc* expensive. A* he wa* going to get Williams, and hi* ex-wlfe, Mr* the assignment anyway In a few Audrey William*, shared front row day*, he might a* well start in »c«t*. when the vacancy occurred and at William* was boosting hi* home­ the beginning of a new postal spun songs to the lop of the hill­ year. billy list and popular singer* took up some nf hi* tune* like "Cold, FARM INCOME Cold Heart." "Jambalaya" and W IN TER PARK fSpeciall "Hey. Good lacking ’’ Williams died last Thursday in Farmers as a whole have less than the bark seat of an autumobile half the Income of others, acrordrn route to Canton. () Suffering ing to thiie Florida Farm Bureau. Latest census report, the Bu­ from a spinal ailment, he had been given a sedative by a doctor be reau point* out, shows that the fore' leaving Nashville An autopsy medinn income of men on farm* was made, but there has been no rose during the fast year from to *1,500. At the same time, report on the cause of death. it aibls, the median income of e«mPLAN T PLANS HEVEAI.EI) fnrm men rose from to f't,BOCA BATON * -Plan* for luO. construction of a new four million dollar plant to manufacture re frigerator* and home frceier* at Connertville, Ind , were announced today bv William Halderston, pres­ CIIIROPIIACTOR ident of thr Philrn Corp, at a Please rail fo' appointment convention of distributors. I'hnnr* 1731 — 174« hnw the serious - minded Taft handles himself if the Democrats begin needling him in the hope he V/s/f Beautiful can't take it and vs111 make a mnvr nr statement they can turn against him. I)R. H. X. RING Calorie Counting? 4 Water S kt Show* Daily •■ING TOUI CAMIIA Bv W. V. Hitting Touchtnn Drug Co. Everyone who attempts to reduce has at least n slight knowledge of the rulnrio con­ tent of cnmmnn fond*. The more serious dieter hit* a more complete knnw-lcdgc, naturally, gained bv n longer and broad­ er experience. While counting calorie* will aid vou in limiting the intake of foot), it I* nnt the complete answer to the dieting problem, a* every doctor admit*. Atten­ tion must be given to the bodily neetl* for protein, fat*, sugar*, a* well u the individ­ ual neetl for certain chemical* that muil tie constantly re­ placed. Always consult a doctor be­ fore dieting. Let a competent pharmacist supply whatever additional nutrHon the doctor should advise, t'onrrlahi This la Ihe M ill af m aerlea of USIlitrlal aSterltaemvala appear. Is* la thla paper earh week. Good Citizen of FORI) 2 door sedan, clean, g o o d tires, U C H EV R O LET 4 door sedan, extra good, clean, radio, heater '4 7 IIUICK sedanette, PO N TIAC a door clean, low mileage, sedan, extra clean, radio, heater, Dynaflow radio, nnu owner M '40 FORD Convertible Coupe Extra Good Tlrea Mechanically .Good * « P LYM O U TH Con oertiblo Coupe. Extra clean, Radio. Sanford Have you ever thought about Ihe pari your Telephone Company plays in the life of this Community, the Stale and the Nation? Here are some things it dots: ’ / L i t Pays good wages to its employees— money . . that is spent’ largely in the employee's Itome 3. Pays large kmountt in taxes that ger to sup­ port government, education and pohw 5 | nUICK, .000 mltea, nearly new '48 UUICK Super Hedan Extra clean, good Urea .'nil itul tuns. -— J^ Take* part, botb-aa-a.Company and as-in* dividuah,, In many worthwhile civic en­ deavors. fiu o l 4. Provides the hist possible telephone serv­ ice at the lowest possible cost A N IC E REFECTION FROM 3VflICH T O CHOOSE Accepting the ^ypor^jtdllties of citizenship, believe, is an important part ot good taleph service to this community. MOTORS A 9 A N F O ID , FLO R IDA Capitol V*;- nu lontay. what with nil «l*l hifPlwrr' �T Janus 11. Fisher Is Mavril'd In Clermont rnr. ^iNTufin PERSONALS M r a . Thompson Is Cj * iiitcicvt to fiiktiviv in Sar,- A ll.ylut lho-« ftolli l’ *afutJ At titl.llllr: the Tatlgeilbe Bowl Rattle nt i.ililh Hheppmd Peeldr* of in Oilno.lo oil New Year'll night lierinotu to Jains** II. Fisher. Mr. were M r ami Mrs. Hnrrv Kudell. Fisher I* it reporter for The San- Dirk M. l jiu IIii and I,. F. Fnytolb Tut it II i i h IiI, fol.l „« Hostess To Circle III. marriage )i>!|rtiltt ■ The m ih iu ig look plmi* nt 12:00 noon nt tin* First Methodist Chuivh In I'leinninl with the (lev. .1nines fc. Jettkinx offleintlliK nt the dull* hie rtyig service. i OVIKPO (Special) — Mrs. J N. Thompson wns hnste-s to Hut lunntiilv meeting mid tii.rt\ held l.y the Kingdom Seeker-' Sunday School Class of tin* llviedo Mnntist Church Tuesdoy night at ner home here. Following the busing'* meeting n social hour was held by the members present. ('ii-ho*les* fur the nociKlon was M r'. Ilrndy .Mathers. Mr. ami Mis. Hi* hind Record nail swung daughter llelh Ann re* turned on Saturday night to Kent, i) after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mis John Kirk. T h i htlile wnre n soft him* suit with N nw him* ureextnrlex nn*l Miss Donna l.**n Harper left •vniried n irrui-eful bouquet of white extordnv for Flat Ida Slate Unitoxex. Serving ns her nmtron of lersitv in Tallahassee after visit honor w»x her slslrr, Mrs. J nines p *• her parents. Mr. nml Mrs. D The til*!*1T *ut of Siv's* llnri'l Pell' in tin- I'nited f iltln will he F. Sutjihin of flrovelnml, who wore I , llin tier. featured In « unique conrort t» lie given l>> the ,Mn^>n Hwir* Hr 1 n beige faille suit with hlnck aeItingeix, mslinuislly known novelty iiiiishinnx nt tlie First lf»i>t■-•t eexxorlex nnil n coinage of tailsFriend ■ will lie sorrv to learn J'hurt'hj Tlnir'iinv f.M p.m. il w m nunourii-iil loilnv by the pastor, the ninit roses. I'**| fill tiling the illlties of hexl that W 11, l.vlteh left last week •lev, VV. IV ilrouk*. The urogram will coimisi of familiar gospel stirstr.s. tin- V. ter in'* Administration hymn', and religious ilu'ril*■* plnjeii niton many nnli|iiv in ilruinenis- mnn for Mr. Fisher was llix hro- for Hospit.ll in 1 ake t’ liy for treat Swiss I [ itml Hell'. Muiti-nl lilis.-ses, Singing S.iiv,Tii|te itctisvi- Chime*, ther Willard C. Fisher. ■fetten Yibrahnrp, llutnitioivi f. leetrie Milov on mm the .nsirilni* nt of ) F'lllowiiur the ............ . a lunch* r.ient. lll> utrry, the "v Ii lm Thelernin" whiih hu' no key !xi,ttil, strihi.*, eon was In Id ill the Cables in Mr. and Mrs. W. \V Warner and reed* or pipe- oml i-lny« without lieing tomheil. 'Ineie ws.l or oo l i lei iiinnt. Mr. and ' I t ' , it, F. ('rettshuw e’lliilxMoi, emu e ,o mix eitemt tiut n Ireewill olfeiing will lie receive I. | The hi ide I* the duns'hter af Mr. |Joyed II ilinner vesterdllV Ut the and Mrs. ||. W. Shetipanl of I,«'<**■>* huio and the hridrgrnom is the son /ellwood Inn in /ellwand in c«*h'of t'loyd D. Fisher of Montirello, hrntion of th**ir respeetive wed III Mr«. Fisher Is the offi *p nurse ding ntiiiivct sal ics. of |lr. Kenneth Smith of Clermont Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Carter of and Mi. Fisher has been in news, paper work for the past six years. Peltnrv in** entertaining M i I yin at 7;'H! p.m. Diplomas nml Mr. and Mrs. Fisher plan to make jleati i, e Xiierhneh of New Y u C M ONDAY St. Murk's Chapter of Holy Reals for Stmly Coursei tlurintf their home at :I77 Osreola Avenue City and Sen Cliff, I.nng lstnn*l, N . V. who is visiting for the holi­ Cross Fpiseopnl Chin eh will meet the past yrur wilt In* awurrlctl us In Clermont. Oviedo W oman’s Club Has Holiday Party O V I K D O (Special) Climaxing the series of parties during Hu, **en*on w u - the party given Tu*‘' ilav night for the member- of tho Ovieiln \Y n In mi's (Till, and their Inishnruls at the City Hall Memo­ rial building. It.-t family enjoyed i 'a'lu'.i *oi hiii over the holidays tn l ake Mar} They It wns a games party. Mr*. M i -, rtnoiin- V. Itc'l. M Sirt rh'*mn* \ |te«t. Fat He<t. M r - ii It |t**«t l r , I ic.irge C. Means, so-inl clmirmnn * i ' * . - .1 -I llc-r. Toi**1 Tii'ciioi. M i - I'ony ' o f the du ll, and her committee , '11- ti, I! |i**'l 'll . air t mi left l i rig III Y I - - Fi'ggv Host. Ituhhy ilest, Shenlu Itesl and Itiil I Mine*. It. F King. Ii F. Wheeler Itest, TuilllllX tie- . n.. ti. i iniiiiin Ticconi. ( hock It, «t ami Jim '•('■. Mrs. Theiulore Auliii J r . aiul iik*u I! j M is ' Hath Dnvid*i>n were in chili ge of arrangement-. iefi eshments and decoration-. nml riii Id re n. TwiiiwiV, Roll. 1'iilhyl The tuhles were umttpred io a oml Hot <»f VVi**t 1*nlm Hiiiflt; Mi. -emi circle, with t.eorge Means. It. rml Mr*. Tony T i t m i n oml » hi! F. Wheeler Jr. and Merritt Staley IMilm »ln'ii, T om m v oml !*•«•. Sowm- alter noting at calling for tin* i'rvh,, N*. Mi nml M i '. .1 S games. Mi nml M i ' •» I* It* ■! cntei and i*hilth f i i . Slieahi iim<I ; Following the evening **f games. tniiinl mk iwI d t* nf 11|»■i• Limih Miss refreshment- of chicken salmi nt tin it I i * o n t t \ - 1>i1 I al l- jt Lurlr*. of ihim ln; oml brown v s and n l'i k’ tfV nf till' * it\ w im n»- sand" I b**s, i•V*I I l|i' t 'll! t slmit- 'hi*I ;»l*i V I In ' hot drink wns served to npnroxi•oh’s with lift fjitnih i futmlv H|.fNt « iif » ct L with I llilltelv fifty" present. CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES A. \V l.ee. a part of this service. I Those from Sanford attending The lioyul Anilias«uilots will the wedding were Mr. nod Mrs. The Sun*lny School of the Fir*t meet nt the First llnplist Church Ilohert llroivnlntr. Mr*. Velma t Ion rales. Mi*. Alice lliehards ami lbi|itixt Chillcli will holil n Wink­ Is ** ning at 7 no p.m. ers' Counril mcetinif beginning ut The Junior ltinth**rhoo«l will son lints h. Others from out of 7:•'<> p.m. with n eovernj illsh sup. meet at the Fir*t l<a|itist Chiireh town were Miss Kvelvn Fisher, sister of the hridryroom. Miss per. beginning at 7: 10 p.m. The Weslcynn Service (iuilil of \ geueiul business meeting ami Irene S«*im**.* n*id Mrs. Willard the Fits! Methodist Church will luneheon will he held by the San- Fi*h**i. it 11 of O r ’nndn; James K lict'l lit Hdlll |i, m. nt MeKitilev lortl Women's Club at ISdIO p.m. Htillihin ii"d family of Crovi'lnnd; loll. nt the rlilb house. For reservations Mr nml Mrs. W. (I, Hhepnard of Fusils; nml Mrs II W. Shetipanl ■l I ' l ' i ' m g memlier* are leipresled lit call Mrs. The Chnpel Choir will holil re- W II. (Irnesstc, telephone IMh W.i of I eeshurg. h'*nr“nl al the First llnpli.xt The executive Ium r. I af the San- | Chorrh nt to |i.m. ford (inrilrn Club will meet at 0:710 C » le No. 7 of the WSCS of the a. lit. at the (iurilen Center. T E R N T A L K nt S;tM> p. in. with Mrs J i m l.nurel Avenue. f day season with Hi R \lf l .Mon. Jin* 5, 1959 WOmen them Hubert S Itlllhintcr, Vivian Speer and Mi and Mrs. Algernon \| \\ N »!;h Speer "f Sanford plan to attend tin' inniig'ii’iition lonun xvv nf Dn"* tw in Mflmiit ! t« 1**1 Mi f il l tv a- gov* im u in T ilinha- fttl v|-f m I Yl I m*S( t i it r il ■ee, I IvcI i-11\ '.Y| l.i t i till i t’nmilv Of (i. R. Rest 11ns Holiday Reunion c *shnvi>rs Resume I ,/ '; : ; - \r*k i ' n l l r i 1 m i ' \t i t m r ten h i > Weekly Smiure Dunce IIU* filiflU ' . i f f f Tl .41 tt<*‘ f \ I'li I i" id I 10 < ,k•n|| will Th»* Simfnt >1 wilt M'.liif 111k ' I n ! ' itin l now hnv«* ttieir fir * ilniiee «'f tti*1 v p i r Tin* skill ttuhl slto.itli nt the A rm y Weilnemlnv nlirht nt will nun i*,i ! no Irviluos, First Methoilixt Church will meet T IM 'F m i \ Y w (hi ii'cl'M-k with .limmy ChiMin tiros III nH|« t fliiuro lili|M rfin lliiits ID VIVIAN IIIIOWN nt H00 t>. m. nt the home of Mrs, The Mngnnlin Circle of the Sun••"llin'. Their 1n«t ilnn»*e \vn« itt Am! \h\' \»‘tir thi* shut Im*- i' .«! lien Wiggins on Cameron Avenue. foul (inrilen Club will meet at tlie Mnv^nir Inn t*efore Christmii* 111(1*1 tm itc i' il. iM'lOiiil "f hritiii A l*n»ril meetlmr of the Chain 10:00 a III. nt the home of Mrs. C. AY \>w%fralitrr«i A niimhei' nf new rmipied fm lonfmi t| Tn I hi- tilt ill h>nh -tvlo af Missions will he he|i| at III HO II. Cinfhiirn, JIM Scott Avenue with 1 ViMlthi Vmilfl fill Vnnp i**er (’11lent \li rin-vjiin nre bouse , u * I 11#* o,l si* I i I t,»II h«<v |i *> -.■ -* •i i■Innili»»*>■■ tn jnin I he t|Fi imfr fm n. ui- ill the F a t i h llnu-.e. Mrs. W. K, K in h h o f f ns rn-haxt- twent Fi-*a Thul *4 i lints lb \ n i v \ ’tl I lilt1 i ill w i m i nss. ici [m- L•i innr«»i(" Miller, **ei lew nf nfnin cn tn ut * nn t lirritUf h full -kilt I n tl;iY h u i o Ut ' I " m i : D The Hililtthlers of Wesjev Run. vonrh of n»*»« fiin|w . Let ♦lie Sjn •ihf Tin* regular meetlmr of Semin- vi l"-i jif Ini .tttoi ."i Il ilppc . •IllV School C|(|«M ion tV will he helil •till Itehi'kllh f.OlItte No. II will -■Af it ' *■ iif i Im* \|.t roiml i hi n \ iih iii Iii i nf nme ihttii'e* nre m . l I' i " " 'inn oh' -1,0 i at McKinley Mull at 7:.'ilt p. nt. meet III the I, ( ) () F Hull lit H llll Ofwiii. -t-if ivi| fn * Mu1 iiiflit ■ *“ '*"• i " t »♦* !••* i |« innM-,tiuli 'l -I VII V.10 hki* with Mrs. Albert Hickson, Mrs. '* ni All members are nige-l In he »itl* m<* T*|.**tit*jl|li| ip \*i>ti*|*, W cfin -iln v meluitinip dll *1- lop «|ou* l.i'li V- *oi'ii’ I II. Stevens. Mr-*. I. M Tvie. Mrs. present "F* **11 fli'l f m |hi* 'i»s| i »Im T•iHiFtaiF Nkiilt/ nml Jr-*- rc-cnting IM*Ws|i,ipi'| s tlllooctloot J. M. M* ('inkill nml Mix Charles The lloim* Demonstration Club •( «t mu fit «* iif Mi«> <on-tiiii Su \ *ii I’nlkfi Smin»♦* in n>If|ttinn tn the count* \ piiMnnl uto tile I S Meriwether ns hostesses will meet lit the bom** of Mrs, .1. icki.'uin^ i tie :;o «i<hl iiu«iili«*r4 nl fi-hion *pii Iml n . (tie g.u tocnl Circle No « of tin* W. S. C. S Il, Crawford on l ake Mnrv nt to 'VllM|1*» t’cti’i ■lit oi'o high ge.u liulil'tl'v remlv tri'iifht. of the First Methoilixt Chur h will ..... A •'••iwnnstration will lie held fn i*•* wi'ii »* Milt'll ii*i sche.loloii: .how .tig- appioMiiicl* l> ll'itne Wtill meet with Mix. John Williams. Mill nr; booked ril'd. Mi. fl* -iflst ||fill i*i erv tnni trom dawn to (ar aftii h ilts in tend nt ISni inhin Drive. I O IH J K N O 311 | |*ms | s* dar k .-v-hitlov tentative illleicx* *. IV p i IV t' *111 V Mesopie Fudge J 11 will hold its,( t he elite. I t- to cram a - many |lo*e CIreb* of the Ranfoiil C a r ­ T » 'll I.-,, tiqins* I,-I'll tl •-*'*'- wit‘I The Ft aver Meeting Service at den club will meet ill !■;-ir> a. ill ri..« «*-*'t) ih.- i*|* i, ,i( I - me ti i - ' *tint i.to ..f officers Monday repre-etdatn e previews a- posslbtc iiteh* at the Masonic T,*mnl». *• I • lie First llapllsl Chiireh will tie- with Mrs, || It, Crumley. n"»lil*|nt, slower, a rwenrdiog nr wdl I... an open meeting and all Into one Im i week with lllllltilfui* ti*l. il nni-ienl eoinedv *lin nr relatives and friends are invited, lu re r- of sin'll Hung' as stioes lhandling' i. elry lints and ai*. *iton,*v U»im*'h th»' dnv as |i»,*i» even nn opera singer, lint few of to attend leessoiles H i mg to salidwiili show **-i*es do,” -he said. "Att*l thee •hem do nnvtbin*' to make their lags in lie! n , e*t I ho-e of llie well 'iml it difficult to refuse a lire*,-.- eo<r,e true." ID C Y N T III \ I.OWUV another, give yourself a chance known ilres- , oat and 'ini funises woman's reuuest 'or a risal rn**«** Mildred’s own «*nry is a irsal A F New sfrntores Writer "And. a'so," she aihled slvlv. ease in point. She had taken to find out Iiow deep your intere-t | Since Hie 'dtiom-tti. stresses Hu* ’'Women." *iii,| the woman do* "men are likel** to In* more gener­ nlnno I....... .. from early child- | is ip the new field. (Mildred did straight. 'Inn -k ill this season sheswitchedfrom I most fashion llllerc*! IS eenteli-d elslvrly, "ar atlnuler limn men. ous hcramn* they don't want any ....... ami In hi eh school acted r*> this when to voice.i .dime the lu ll flu’ic I - ooieh They nro much 1* s charlluhlo. one In think they me rhratistnkes. r*-n*>iii pa nisi and soloist fur sr hi oil plan,, i elahoiulion ol 'lei'Vi**, neeklines ’I. Take your dream* -ei otiiiy., ■ j,,,,,. They inn fin it money to huv a n**w I think stiineHmi-s a icon i* ill rimn* etfairs ami pr*igriim« She might inp tendenev being P iip ’ i he self eunxrlnip.lv nfrg ilte*s when tin y want one, lint no with n tip enntrlhulliin when bn*1" continued in that si-rore , - i . i toward a line 1h.it is wide ai ■ •when It conns to making a eon his wife thints sr, is plenty Inst mud. i ' -in* hadn’t had fnllh tn that the.' are loo big for yolV. r - i i lop. Inporcd lownnl Ho* lieinlliu* wcren'l fm- dream*, we wrolid tins Mhitll*"* to something wnt. hwllilo, to make n lillle denionstiiilloil In *'"It’ She exnliiliisujdtli however I' tnot they think U|i every possihlo ex­ that he enn afford it a little ges­ "I gel interested in sinuilur 1'iive the telephnno, airplane oe nrliiei ed tin ougli sh'iiililer pads ol ture to |>*t you know he'a doing b**e**i* cuse." the d'-enverv nf indium. We limit I s*nnr in our church the lootbal! p l a c r *ailcti lo noun* The woman who wns speaking | ipllte well." choir When I rut a -olo once and ourselves when we do toil give during World Wat It I tie snldlei nor dreams a ehanee to cone Another point' women nre a with such authority and not a del lei nl i le dolman -h'l'li's felt th* thrill nf feeling I” " voice little bitterness was in tile middle e'lstnmed to stieniliog time in soar out I found a thrill t tin I true," floating -leeie Miiunrr- droppi il eotch tl'e yey men are aeelist lie realistic. Have a plan * f <•' door bell ilninni' for one of the plan,i nil,vim- never gave tn** I host-known ami most respected timieil to spending money. A didn't h m u if | could reallv situ*, lie I ion nn.) set vour sielits H a l i i r of the natinnul charities. And she u oman i*Im would make a emit unis lint I figured I was vnuu*' enough titan to* tinned down for a Inc! "f ponped off In a vin* allu lie midi contribution to n charily is quite i to Ink** a chance and find out. ,'Xpri ii'iu'e on the j*tl» that l oo o " cnee of four women with long willing to spend a week or after- When volt nre in yniu lc**ri* vnu illixloos to have, get tile re,min'd experience In community good nniins asking her neighbors ami have i *m** to waste on Mils kiml experience before you apply fm d. •vorkx. They all nodded their friends for contribution*. A* n of exiilnrntino.” I tf the odds nre ngninst you a a diced* in agreement. matter of fart, in -our rommntiity, Mil.lrii| offers tln*s,* pointers toi newcomer, unit a while nml get a However, IM like to offer a in philanthropy and in politics, aintiitino* voong tomole, and those I professional nr husiuc** standing little rebuttal after making some it is tM* women who form the who neeil to tie polled out of a rut' I elsewhere. I notions Inquiry Into feminine shock troop*. I. Fniticipntc in selmol o r1 fi, He down to earth about yum attitude* nn ehuritulilc contrlTherefore, I eon* lode that al­ rhureh event*. It doesn't matter -elf nml your ambitions, so tint leitons. The women I talked to though the complaining Indy wux whether you go to a small school those who nre responsible i r agiced they did ttivi* smaller right’ ll! her premise that women r>r n medium »i*ed one, F.xlrn your welfare won’t to* reluctant amount* than their husbands were generally give less funds In eiirrieillar events ill all schools to give you modher chime**. F.n likely to contribute, hut the tea* ehitiily. her reasoning Is faulty are planned chiefly to dinw young eots nml true too-* wdll licit* * ■i eon* xvere neither stinginess nor Women an n’t stingier than men, penult* out ii 11,1 r rente school if yoll show definite talent for * '* Inrk of svmpathy for reuses. they are more careful with money spirit *o don't tc shv about vol­ thing von nre aiming to do. "M y hushnnd and I have a bud* than men. They aren’t less cl ar- unteering or armlving for mT iooI In order to vet attention. Mil­ ^ je t ." .explained one young woman liable thnn men, hut the coin they Inb*. An interest in reporting run dred went to Knrnpt* to gain ■ <• with Iwa children, "und the money have to spend isn’t necessarily develop on the •ehool paper. Tilt* perienre on tile opera sin •* I get Is to run the house and buy monetary. stage I* full of tnlenteil voong nhronl before she tackled me food. We have a clothes allow* And Fn* solution to the prob­ peoplo who gol their fiist thentri- Met. She sang In Italian * imd nn**e, too. hut with two growing lem I* simple: ring doorbell* when rat experience acting, designing Herman norm romnanie* and i *t children in the fnmllVi frequent the wage-earner, the lord and srenery nr making costumes for many opimiInnlties that she wield emergeni’lea the little am* tum­ master, is apt to nnswer. school nrnduclluu*. A eollege or ■ml hnve gotten In musira1 V bled Inst month a** I It took nine university radio station ran offei erowrled New York, sin* sms. si 1(dies to fix tin the rut nml you Sheer luck entrre*) Into thi- pc* prnrti'al working eximrlewe. can’t, h'lih'ot ahead fur things 3. IF* a goiHl thing lo In* gram also, however, for she -av* Modern xcnllnu wax umally runllkn that— IF* o prolil»ni to krep tain* mi wax, allhouttli that usrd mlamnnt ahout your talent, hut if slip was hem it aliroad l>y Mr. within ypur income. My huahand In the Middle Age* wn* a mixture you find your intere-t in one kind Kudolf lllng, (ienernl ................... . taken rare of nil the money ex- nf lurpenlino and beeswax. of activity waning in fnvor of the Metto|Hililun Opera. Thosf* Woman nm wtits nti*I 1*n Njitin*In>' J i* tn* wi'-ii't r n 11' 11,ii11if ft Ii, Mi Mt** J1 S M. l nt ( h( 11 11«*n!(* I i t ii-i |«i \\ id* n stl'llk ' I*|11*■I Vi n I'rr-i nif-iMit t"i•( Ui*' *d **i(ifi were Mr. nml ' l l " 1! I ti ii Mi | (In ld iiii. 1 Hill .I hni nf I ' MiniMim, N‘ i S im nml M i . II. Hintw V It*-“t imiilioles wild Idolised Im* I used n dli gracclol flail me cl I. <i on, father startling neeklito' of the season I- tin* ’ ’fence’* or '•stand " If " collar uhicli -lands out away fmill the lin k gii >ng somenh.il Hie impresspHi ol a logh collar that is loo lug I tie draped cowl neck i' o-ed both Irniit and liaek and often elaliorate drapr’ry Is III ei idem e thioiigliout tile dre»* always how c u t xsit ti clinging line' designed lo leu at Hu* natural lines ol the ftgore When there is skirt folhioss it l- ■out rolled tiv low placed pleats or liy attached draped panels Sheet fabrie* sueh as eluffmis and sheer wools, are In high fniol llie former helng used i*xten*lvelv In all m e r permunenlly pirated dresses for afternoon and cork tail wear in whites and pastels wear, in darker rnlnrs u tm jm fTi'r' PLUMBING DR. C. L. HICKSONS O P T O M K T U 1S T Falmrttu A ir. 101 As rime 2 In 5 I'honr 7fi3 Atlanllr Hunk Ituihliisg D I X D I R y S C H O C I cf D A N C I N G ItK-OI’liN IN C MONDAY JA N FA K Y 5 In Tin* Slnslin — Al l'oinmi*ii ml nml Onk We hnve ii»i|iilrt*il Ihe risnm titljnrenl In the Nlutlin for it resell (inn rtmni nnd dressing rnnm. \\ e ins ile > mi In viNit # Nesv Clmsrte' I nr 2 tn tl — H EEUSaB Sanford I I O U H S il In 12 — E Y E S E X A M IN E D (.L A S S E N K IT T E D lift South OR. I,. T. DOSS niiitni'it.u roil us I* nml up I ’limte .'U2-J I’ll. 1113 ROY W A LL ORDER FROM THIS NEW C A T A L O G ... ■ cpt my allowance for the house, so our charitable rontrihutlonn ar« reallv his concern. "lint xvhen a neli'hhor Is ml* leetlng, | hale to tell her to ronie (lack when mV huahand la home so ! try to figure nut how much 1 think w<* should give. I nuimosa I'm so Impressed with the cost of bringing up a family that I don't give as mirh as he would. Hesides, hove a feeling thnt he ^ u rn s the mnnev and 1 should ho “ nrrful aim'd using It. Hut I don't go ou| pnd buy frivolous thlm** \|dlh my ihnne**. Fvcn If I’m able to oavo out of the hou*e allow* anee. Iftero are many things we need thal we can't afford." Thai V « « , a fairly typical an­ swer.' Mo»l nf the women, too, remarked ahoiitT the larva number of requests for contributions to vnrtoto.ebnrHIe** Home said they gbuMon wae a small nnd. U: One woman, a w'dnw, laid that whan »ha s» m collecting she made It * point to twist arms for con­ tributions when the man of the tioose ,w«« -home. T h o y are the wage-earnsrs .L.rtU 1I, .«| In ■slirsire Villi ITOjf TtfiTrt DtUf t mfilll .-fetlA v r ■ MOVED T o N e w lo c a tio n 110 E m I H c«»n d !★ HD eel • GUSH JR. 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L PH O NE 001 or 090 it you ten'l will! u io ihetk IMi new Colelea- Our Colele« Mpert, will eepleln hew yen >en Colelea-thep hy These. h'« ••(ft ■', , Come in . . . see this new book with more than 500 0 price cuts and con­ vince yourself that you con lave many dollars by buying thru this catalog, nearly everything you need for your­ self, your family, your home, for.n or automobile. fabric. Blarney Slone. Y o u D o n 'f N o fld A ll C a ih . . . lo match. For now, If you're vacation minded . . • t and for Ihostr Spring Doys ahead. Buy Ihe things you need now ol Ihese extra-low Midwinter Sole prices and pay for them later. . . on Sears Cosy Payment Plan. All colalog purchases that fatal $30 or more can be made this easy way. Drop In of our Catalog Solas Deportment and let u» show you how eosy and satisfying If ii to buy and save the Catalog way. M. T O S P. M . O N L Y (MU wi Y ou'll look illnsTrlm In this naturally wearable, truly terrific hand-washable llnen-like spun resyon When you walk, clever Inserts of natx|tol lace flirt in the youthful soft skirt . , . flatler-your neckline and shoulder inserts Sice JO 24.95 �. •v# T H E 3ANPORD H ER A LD Paso A Mow. Jap. *, 1153 ci ' n State Patrolmen Henceforth To Be Called “Troopers” NCAA’s Executive Committee Td Set Tournament Dates TA!.f.AHARBER fS'erhl* Tbn I-*b,t I-t* rieenrtment of I’uMld Hafety nhnll*hed ll» highway I'atrotmen on New Yrnr‘» day. Whoa thero! for « odnole. *nd lot'* do » llllle explaining liefore you get the iden that Ihe state la without the uniformed men ” ho protect my life and youra on lho highway. After almost 1,1 year* of opera­ tion*, the Department of Public Bx/elv now designate* Its former Patrolmen as "State Troopers", and lhat was effective January I It wav all done for the *nke of the elimination of over-lapping terminology-, aueh ** dlatrl't* within district*, and patrotmen be­ ing called hy that name when they were only recruit*, etc. Juvt a little dtak work dreamed up by the man In the offlca who ha* those simplification Idea* ev­ ery now and then. From now on, the itate'a five Highway Patrol division* will ho known a* Troon* A. B, C, D. and E Instead of the Western. North­ ern, Central, Eastern, and South­ ern division*. Patrolmen who have gone through the one year probationary period will tie automatically ad­ vanced to "Trooper.*" In»lead of "Patrolmen", and those who are -till patrol recruit trainees will be known a* "Patrolmen.” Anthorlialion for the termlimtoyy change wae given by the Exeenllve Board a few day* ago In n special meeting. Actually the Inner operation* and advantage* of the terminology ■hnnge mean* very little tn the average man on the street. Patrol D'reetOr fl. N. Kirk man explained that the change la pri­ marily to inrrease efficiency of the Patrol’* operation* In It* re­ port* and hook work. .Jonelhele**, to the motorist, Dip primary change to rrmemtrrr I* 'but it I* no longer "Patrolman t'l'ui Doe." but rather "Trooper John Doe." By ARTHUR I'.H.HOV WAHHINC.TON Ijv-The eaecutlvr committee of the National Colteatate Athletic Association (NCAA) aeltlea down t oduy tn pick It* tournament date*, thereby starting ■ week long luaslr with the nntlon'r rollogn aportv iirohlcm*. By the time the wordy week !• flnlahed, the NCAA will have dr elded tuch fine*lion* aa: 1. Should Alrlct curb* be kept on iviilng football gamra? Or uld all control* bp dropped, a* ailf scaled by Notre Dame and Pennsylvania? 2. Should loolhull bowl game* t>« banned? Or nre they really » pari of the college picture which ahould be continued? ). Should Ihc NCAA conatltutlon he lightened an Unit thoae who violate NCAA rules can be pun Ithed quickly and effecllvolv? The beat gncaa on wb.il the onawera will be: No nin|nr rhnngra. Tialav’* progruni was routine Here'* Ihc schedule: Executive rummillee tn pick *llea and dale* for oil ila II lo o m menla feverything from gyniniiallca tofenrlnu) One rxrcplinn: liaskcl ball, which wua onnnuncetl pre vioijaly. Tno ilirr'-lor* of football’* lloll of Fame In dlacuaa wnva to build ui> their orgonliolloii IT* Inrsted M Bulger*, tile of the firs.t IntcrcolIcglate football came. Member* of ihe Amerlcnn A*«oelation of College ltn*rhall Coarhea Id hove a get-together tonight Things will perk up tomorrow when the NCAA television commit tec hold* Ihe first of two dav long mcellng*. lint the NCAA itself doe* not meet until Thursday and Ihe flrat vote Isn't scheduled until Krl day. Laid season Ihe NCAA damned a tight control on televising foot­ ball, limiting television tn one game a week The television com­ mittee already hn* reported It thinks this procedure "satisfnrto ry" ao It appears likely a w-nmc what ximllur program will he aiig gested for neat season. Pennsylvania ha* a resolution, though, calling for uncontrolled television It's hocked by Noire Dame. The NCAA derided at It* Inst meeting lhat no school should make any football howl commllmenla he yornl thl* New Year's day A com mlltee has hern studying Ihe pro!) lem and. while it hasn't made public any solutions, II has released u sludy which may he significant This study showed, Ihe cniumlllcr said, that everyone except college presidents approve of bowl games As for the rulei changes, llir membership cotmnllteo has come Up with it six page report, made uhHc earlier, and a page and a nlf of proposed amendment* |n the constitution. fine revnlt of the committee'* action during the past year: It decided the Unlvrrally id Kmitilrkv violated Ihe NCAA cnnxlltullnn In fonnei'llou with the payment of basketball players II* recommen­ dation: no one shall play Kentucky In basketball Kcnllickv promptly dropped not of tinskelhall for the ID!)Z III.M sea son. ^ T ry and Stop Me ■By BENNETT CERFJ N T H E D E C L IN IN G Y EA R S of tils life, Henry Ford favored * a ilcek, specially built limousine. Thomas Edison once chided h ln , "How como, Hen. that you don't ever drive around any* more In one of your M odd*T * * Fords?" . . . "To m ," nnawered Henry, "J invented the M odcl-T to benefit Ihe poor. Anti . . . I'm v n iM p y rich man now." Attorney Ortmihaw had Just dfridel thaj the >.idy confront­ ing him w.ia the snappiest num­ ber ever to Invade his office when she Informed him, "They tell me you're the heat divorce lawyer In town." "Thank you." he beamed. "Now alt down and tell ms on what grounds you propose to sue your husband." "Oh," ah* purred, "I got my divorce from that drip six month* ago. What 1 want you to do la pry my alimony paymtnta loose from the lawyer who framed him for me." Corn Uhl. I Ml. by henartl C*rl. Distributed by King Feature* gyad'letl*. CAMPBELL’S TOMATO Sterling llnvdcn make* Iviie to Ithnndu Fleming in thl* icene The Anglo Snxims called .Septem­ from 1,‘oliimhin'* "The tloblen Dawk," in rotor by Technicolor, showing on ihe Itilx Theater screen Tuesday and Wednesday, ber Ihe hurley niunlli. K C L O V E R B LO Q M Middlewcights To Swing Into Focus On Video Circuit NKW YORK i*-Mld<ll« weight* come Into the* boxing spotlight Ihl* week with tun of Ihe week's Mu television bind* featuring Ihe lito pounder*. A tonkin flash and nn nxperlrnred f • ] S l ' f ,i I t | { | a T »' , H veteran meet In one middleweight feature tonight, and two high rank Inn nmlnndera gn In I he uuirr one Friday night. The yminu flash li Marvin Kdrl man nf Philadelphia, .who inridii Charley (B rill William*, the New ark veteran, In n lornimdcr *1 Brooklyn'* Eastern Parkway wlilrh Will he lelrvlsed In Mime *i-tlinn* nf the rnnnlry. Kdelmnn, 22. hm won 2A ftulit** In a row. and l» being bminiril at nne of the best out or the Quaker City "liter l.ew TeniJIer, Williams, though not iniirh older than KdeJman. Iiu* had ton light* and mm 75 of them, Including icven nut nf ■nt: eight In 10.V2. The Fridav night ela>h at Modiamt Hunnrc (inrdeii features Hooky Caatellanl, the I,merge, (•«., rmiuamong the i-untendcrs for the crown left vacant by Itay Rnhlnian'* ah n. 'll, ISM. when he witt I hy KrnJu Dnrandu and hli manager. Tnmmy Klwll, it alt nver Reform Hay Milproleat. > boula arc art (or to p, m. £ot to fa/it to believe it! NJiVV MIRACLE RIDE IN THE ’5 3 FORD You’ve Rot to Value Check thin new Ford's 41 "Worth More" features to know why Ford's worth more when you buy it • . worth more when you sell it! Kvcry road in America lia* I h c ii "repaved"! At Icait, lliat'a the way it will fed to you w-licu yon Tc*t Drive Ford'* netv Miracle Hide. A routliinalinii of '.VI Fold ride feature*, lltcllitlitiil f 'C O T T A G E CHEESE more rcapomive spring* . . . new ooflcr iltock ulrotrltcf action . . . ana Furd'a wide front tread arc lilcndcd together to give you a uhelt nno tonrf/’l r f i/»ni»g tvmforl nitii tfuitt. MOghs and acuta broeckltJa dua to i you can now pat Cnomulilmt laDy pi*pared for Children to a new I) 11 contain! only aata« provra I) It ;ojitaln* no narcotlca to diaSaiura'a pinccivc*. It It will aid natura to aoollia and Furd’a new Miracle Ride (a an atnonlh you can even write white you're riding alongmer rough roada! wva* u«it«*» wh »»*»■»< •»«>»•«m . ■«.Hhdl Ifte 4a M04*.i Ford'* new Mirarlr Hide haaa Itnilt in "sixth venae" of Ital* ante that let* Ford take the curt tv cm th* /ftvf, And tltove foam rubber cuih* inner! atatv are >o rnmfortaide that even the longest Yttlue Check It ■- 'W & •jjik m LT*A'VV!;t? 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If* it |m1nl ivhlih !■ Ih*» In I'loju tiy lo w hit Ii >on claim to have oil Lite ret* I , * I life the IlMtill* a ml eV irrnM'riluii of 'mm.1*1 I m*i i A iiimI n Him which !*• <f'*t f r r i Mon Hi* rl y from Dm frill nf I he loierert y imi < Iat in ami nufthvrly u* Mon linr *.f Hr* Huh f nil of your ohjef llorn* ami defrimrt* run lh«r»* •* wrHlrrljr HhttiK h Dim lo Die (.«I*Ir»«E of your i*ru|*rrty All which I** fr**i mild |*r 11> it ml uwr* defi'iipe* ami I'hl*** Ihjfi" m*i no |tr«. llllldl In I hr hoi 111i t IV Ill'll Him of m iff'd are w aiv#d Ami In *4*r of Hre I lot! I, ri dint Min r of ! 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W111 of J r f f l*lt% I*; fhrrit r w m l f fljr iltuilff rue riv® miller of all pro* rcdltiMK af ►wld linr, and Ih r iirnloiigw l Ion fr* H uh II AI 1hr trial of Die ihpIii tlmrriif. hr I uk tiiiui 4 Him !*H frri of JllM *o in ptoiMWI hoi, whether of nifirr nr !r*a, r tuDirrly nfirl jiMnillri not m il tun r prevlmmly appitirr*! or to I h r nitrUmrljr rrt I Ion Hnr nf Her - ■vihiw*3rnf, yi*u rriay (tr e»*nI r 11itr n I Inn I, k d 1*1 *iter nf |ii3 frill, mnr* if* a a in i lie iitiiiiiin! of tile cmnprii or I c h . (o *i |M*hn fin Mm r«i»1rrly nation t** hr paid fur >**nr proprrtv hoijmlttr) of |.«ltd** mi fiulrrd hy i h r ami von may *hare in Die rllulrihu Unl'Ril S I mI rh **f Atnrrfra In i»fo- Huh uf Dir award. UI1 LIAM l» .DISKS. Ml « tidfriisr In mud**mrmtlun n* flltd Hi Ih fit l| iI'm Hi Dmr HIM IHiHrlt ‘otirl of Dm Dnllf d SpDidrtl A *1*iutll.nl 1*' III r | ^ I ! of Ii itV flrftrral of Dm lhDrH. Hfotihrrn rrn idMrict of Klor, fdii. rriDIJpil * n ll n DliHrd Hlalri* • nit **d HI aim* of Amur Ton AllauDt Nallotml Ihmh «»r Imii *L muri* ur i'omilir, Flnrlilu Mh**t ru v.of |flu murRic| nl., No I J I - D r l DHj* Hiinford JiuK"o»ivll1e f, Florida r*?i, 111 llinl r MoiiDmrly Civil, runHum theme mIoiik DATED Dvi rother In. lift:* , hr ,1 Hinr* U lliiir* I Hu |»rr Unr ***•|irr Hiip hr |*rr Ihir ■V 1 *r Hnr |**r I r n r l f iU llhipt ln*rr||im (n«pf(liiii iHlrrllitH I tmIrnrl I'iif in ihr lint*. Houhlr Itnlr I *»r lllnt h I n r f < r |h IMIONK 1 IS Hum 1*1* ttl,( hr «t't'r|t|r.l ■it pr fhr Ir1r|thi*nr tin nt# W* • 1*it ml 11»ii ilntrur If intir mtitir h 'Hied ft* ihr irlriihiinr In ■rtiiiM tor fill* 1*if** in »iti*i|w|l**n Ihr ml« r r|l*»* r l<* rt|t"i lril («t |*n> i*rtiN«|»f I *, In ntilrr l*»r u« t«* i rm f rr ihr hr*f |*..**|liV nil H i n t lil<* Min*i 1 hr In unr uffli r 11n i h r *ln? hrftirr finhtl* rrtllun. f*i n*r HMfif* 11* Im n in lln lrlf Prsifdsnt*«l«ct E U tnliow er rn orii 1953 M arch cf Dlnrict P o ittr G irli P a m sla (lull) ant) Patricia O 'N e il, of Raialrjh, M. C. N K W Y O R K C I T Y P i r . i lontrlr r t Dwight LI EMrnhowor r*.illf»l on Ihi* Amoricun puht'c In *ti|'|v>rl tii* I'JM M n i ih of Doin'* Inins conducted throughout the nation dtiriiii; all of January. U p Jnlrird In ttio annual appeal after nii'Cling the two Itafclgh, N.l'.. inter* who nre pietoiod on the l!>33 March nf D lm c i in ter. Tlipy me Patricia, it, and liveyear old Pamela O'Neil, both of wluiui were stricken with polio hul now are recovered completely. " Il l hard to believe that their ale tile »nnir little girl* \vh01c nictuieA are on the March nt htliicA porter," he noted. "Now •if m» rrrnr nrr nr* In fnnr ml " * t nlimit l»r fniiir l hint unr linn* Ih ry 'ic ronipletelv rreovered from P ,'n>, th.mk.a t‘> the geiu ro-ity of I!;'. American people " tie uii;* d nit Am*i icon* "t 1 help the ol ier.i like them hy Join­ ing the Malrli nf D i m e ' . ’ I.ntor, he Joined the poller THE SANFORD HERALD y i D in tn.ikin,: a ihort Him w h i r 1 1 Dimmu shewn by t e l c u i l o i l Ala* liona llii'u ig lim il the 11 ition. EUR RENT Tin. yeur'g Maivli nf Dime* follow 1 the till-1inie ic.'orit polio epidemic of IH53 111 which more titan 55,0110 w cio stricken. A t the heg intune nt tl'55, there rr*|**m«Hilr fur iRnif t r r i ln*rr 2 H E D lu n iM A p t Adults were * 511.001) polio vleiim* of former year* -I II undet ganng IrentnieiH. willi (InMiclfil help from local March of D iu irt ch.Tpt*r*. JAMES G e n e ra l :wi C.CT — I funiished upstair* 1303 W 3rd. I. A K A Ajinttmenla I t : W. *lr,t Rtrrei phut e 400-W. a OI.I.A'VAY A M ) RARY REDS •jv, week nr month — T e l 1425 E u rm tu re (Vnler, Mil W. First. EUR RENT nr slip new' 2 hedrnnm CHS Inline; earpnrle, l.irge screened porch Call U21 J, lie l.nnd .ifter il tki p in AGENCY I Im iirm n c 1 I | 1 1; E A S T r illS T S T K i:E T 1*1ION IC 7H J A M E S IL C U T II. J A M E S ( J l TT A s m "'. •---------- --- MIMEOfiRAI’H I*RINTIN(i - - TYPI NG CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES rilAVER SK Extension Rods-2*" to 1*0". Senk.ink Glas.t and Paint AWNINGS Co. Rlnslie, Aluminum. Canvas Free W h il e. Hox 250, L a ke M a r y Estimates Rhone 12P1 J after V E N ETIA N BLINDS t p in. for appointment. H K A I. T O R S — .in Eorfory prices! Rnlla-Henil Blinds, AI iminum slats, rollon or plasSee llitymnnit M Itntl ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or lie lapc.s. Complete repair ser­ landn Evening Star Call Ralph l.ieensed tlroker for all vice Hay. 1103 J. kind* nf Heal P ila te SEM INOLE V E N E TIA N RI.IND luH1•) S Park U p i t n i r i At.t. TYR ES llullttorer work Hen­ CD31PANY Plume (WO son able Rules Free esllmales *2« West T h i r d Phone 1*5 Rhone 2221 V I tirarey Whether buylnit or selling, il will IE YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO pay von lo *ri” R A TTE R Y, Generator or Starter SELL and are in a hurrv lo sell .1. IV. MAN., Reatlnr Service. Call 517, Swain's nai­ IL let the classified advertising Elnrlilit State Rank Ruitdlng lery Service. Sanford Avenue department of T H E SANFORD •Tall llall" Phone 1750 and 2nd Street. HERALD prove Its ahlllty as an efficient sales medium AR TICLES EUR SALE - 5 IMHLirS Colonial Cleaners "know how” pins If San O guaranteed Free • Free - Free mothproofing nssurc you of Buffer Rental “ Hatulhnx" appearance, Rhone with 4)11 for free ilellvcry service Purchase of Paste Wa* at CAIHNETS Etirmica fops C. Vail Senkarik Glass A Paint Co. WiHKlwiirklng 512 Sanford Ave. Rhone 502AV and 1*33 J. t'SED SPACE healers; all siresgood eonddlmi — verv reasonI.AWN MOWERS sharpened III aide two tiros 312 Elm Avo cycles repaired Shuman's, Hid Pit. 100 E 4th St EM.ECTRIC Spaldsti tiinlar. Hirer PIANOS USED 1200 Myrtle Ave. p l u g i n amplified m. crop hone NEW FLOORS surfaced In per fcction Old floors made like to i'URIC FOOT refrigerator, like slan'L I'hone 1555 \V 3 . . --------new. Finishing, cleaning and new. Reasonable Can he iron at Master Craft rutnt *2 50 gal waxing, alsu portable imwcr plant Daniel Cabinet Works Si-rvlng Seminole County since Army Rlnnkels, Cols Tarpaullni Artny Navjr Surplus 11)23. 11. M. Gleason. Lake Mary 310 Sanford Are. Rhone till JALOUSIES rut: « m i m iio iiiiii m ORANGES * l" « .i"d *2 no per Lifetime Aluminum — Free Fall •llllll II I' III v \ v I I I \ II I mates. Free 1nslnlla0on--Tcle- Ill M i; I Mi Ml vv x . Inishe! fair of Itinuui'vk I’hca* ..in i ...... I l H t II 4 v I I I 4 If* t ll ants A. C Henson, Rhone 2311,1, phone 1423. Furniture Center, \ flto.f ' ! 1' 1 f l *> t x t i | v » 1• • • *»f‘ Mil South Sunlord Avenue lit) W. First. 4' f i l l f l I f * f i d l I i 4 * s f f l l | t i * s ' • ' • ' i * V , T K I .K I M in N K X 1st) tend 1071 Room Id ! Sanford V H n fl. VaMnn 1 flnnt, ftiDd*o« O X A H K IK K It) Ituv liitff,' 1 tmlimMJi *■,; ~ 0 ~ 1 ' woo fir fi d : ru n / />«' A i t ' : I tMPuanr I *1.0,1///., | Leyal Notices EUR H I M Ap.ir tm enl, 2 l.irge rnniiis. fiirnished 1101 Ereneh I (ll( S M.E Ot.D N EtVSR M'l'ttS 2r I'uiind HER \l l> H IT It C FIUG IPAIR K appliances, snlts and 1\ i1' Il I' • ! 1N 4 t m ( x . i f service G II High. Ovledn Fla 1 IXi ‘ i l . I t i * 111 S I'l M l phone 1151 or Sanford HH2 w vv I \ I:s VMI IH|I "11Y Krill Bldg srANDARD IIODV WORKS CARS RAIN I ED J2# «5 Ain 1 II L i l l i ' " I ' l iinluriiislieil house til.*11 E I bird S t . t.W (in per tiiiuiill I'liiuie l» 111 W I I I lt«i|mla* llriiml* G O I.D S1IO RO R A C K VGE Rhone llllll VV 1.11Ii « l i) A R T IC L E S W A N ! E ll IT'RNISIIKII 2 bedroom iipsl.iirs it— Apt pris.lie entrance l!ki? Mn tVe tmy. sell and trade need furn* pie Apply \mirel1n. lUm I'nrk lure Wljsnn Maler Fuiiulure Co 311 E 1st i'l..... li'Ji 2 E l'IlN IM IE I) m om s, private showei hut water, phntie prtvl C U R N IH 'III leges H"M W 2ml St Bought Sold or I t oli d Stop hv ter • IH) " First ________ run " r ii'v ril rtv VL'i'lr l.r.it ll . i i h Orlmulo S.iidord Highway of Elder Springs A good i 1.1.l i b man .a uiiutnn buy (oi cash Nnrv.il H Murlalt .l o r ' ) l . m i r i v Jl i i r l r i y Houle Nn 2 Ihis 2H.I, Sanford. Smith \Q Hy « I. 3KL I HUNT HOME Tun liedrnmu frame hoiue mi llu fret ..I iitiprovrd l.ikr front Ex tr i Inlv f11ui-i* two years "Id Excellent li t ms, Rrit rd JtiVin H M iitn i vs a i n r w i.E Y mil W. 1st St Rhone 7.12 fliA fitt fiUlUKIN anti hlw advtnluro* In uparu Apjdv I N ') MM 1T H I N S E A R N fUHi imi nr more per inmilli •nidi D ' l i i g ell)elopes In spare li m e at home hv hand or type wri te r Send I I nt) tm Inform.ition " id m .lrui tloU) Reaeon S ee 'Ire Hepl I.. 1lux v|n C a m b rid g e .n M i d ) Mooev Bu rk Gli ara li te r W ANTED s t e f o v e r t u e « E r rAtuter c a u s s That .VVACIIINC Toe '."KIV IT L\?C 1 sue M^V)T PegVEitLV rANTAHTIC E x p i'rirm ril W ullrr)) ElHINISIILIi 2 bedroom garage Rhone 111 111 ____ apartment Cnnlaet owner at Him Magnolia Avenue. I I - SITDATIONS WAN LED - I I Kt'HNISHKD 2 lirdriMiiu home vvilh BABY SITTIN G -best of refer two rxlra lots Reasiinahle See purrs Mrs. Miriam Vlniip. phone owner 171H West First St OIL! M 1 BEDROOM HOUSE on 3 lids P R A C T I C A L Nu rse desires nurs 1 i Mayfair) 2 ear garage Price lug and h.ihv silting N u t i r jLl.t.iji imi, $:i ,7:mi imi Cash ILiInnee Rhone--------------------------------------------------------0Mi7 W Etna nr nl J. W. IIALI., Realtor 12Ruslnesx O p p o r lim lllrs - 1 2 "Call Halt" Rhone I73X NEW TWO HEIHIOOM masonry house Complete G E pipilppeu, Venetian blinds. Spare healer. 243* Yale Avenue GOOD GROCERY b u O nrss fur right perwiii For Inform,ttlim call H P E C IA L S E R V IC E S -1 4 STORY and half house, flowing ri.U M H IN G well, barn amt garage In hark Conlraet and repair work. Erre cxtlmales It L. Ilnrvey. 204 $.l..VMi im> G E Curstm. III 1. H y K in n Strike r Sanford Ave Phono 182*. Box itm TU B LONK RANG ER 'wiU. &CT HIM t o * DOCTORTo ^ J*7" W y O'OAD I TStL 3MOOC TVAV BOON A6 PQ6SIBIC. j-------- — * ' THAT LEACtt Tg>PtO 0*T fllh I I n«,iiri i . ................ * ............... I.A I'N IH IA W O R K M l ) Hinde r, i elm > and Meilotivillc Aveiiuc> I'iuilir 1020 II I, I. S l i d . Llano rr rh nteian I'lii,tie illi W Route I Sanford S E R F M i l - I I S E R V I C E Lillie and 1iiilmiiHi 1303 M and fertilizer D av id E Rhone Carpente r tm oinr I ax Statements prepared properly W vi H. M U R R A Y Teleidtone n'i H l l l l C elery Avenue I* V ITO H IIH II.I: 1 Ml t i ll f II I Ml III I Mil * l*i Il*c I m ill ol ihr 1 Mfiult .ftitlit®* 4r»**tiit*l® f I foi 1,1<i. If* |*t *«)*,« tr In t r i I :*»w »r ■>» M M il I I IM INI \ I > I Hr, r tf c d I n I I I * rcdil'ti x ,*ml I'cramt* llo* a f*■,U * I mI mix nt 11» n*-,**«l x I till* •» Nil III l '■it*i* ' A. •■ i | * , . Is - • • *) I r| #»i|f Fill o ll u r r H r p it r e d , Itefllltsbeil ........... nod Office F ix t u r e ) Built M o lilm iv x D A N I E L S ' M O N E T VS'HIKS 113 ll.iilroud A v r i u i r Cmntdrte lllir , Wel.tk.1 B l d g ) old I'L. %L . i ,\ M llr tnge < Iv Rhom ‘i ‘I I S M A L L 3 i unlit liunvuiim iiuL.ldr X— I ' a i m Supplies etfy limits ..lii idy tputed *5" month coo.| Invest pii'Tit f.!*,IMitl T U X K lin I't'I 'IR! Hunt's lusrdo trrd >t»rr ____ ru sh lake u v rt *2 IKK) morlg.ige lto\ A II E , i o llei .ild HI u t .I R VV V M I II to­ New ronerele hl.uk lioioe in-t M Ml I I I C D VI V\ I,-1 I m .1", • I’ttlupleled 1 it id pt li e *5!l!Xlilo tllllk "l .S.'lllolil >»|,|* llil.il T e r m s call lu .. m i n g r i l tilllllV f"l .III) .11" rillr o l I iiiitm I IMIHI II I' \ I M I I I A M s . III.ill,II II H I ,i I,.I I' I 1.11.1 'IM tin) iiinnd E Luiidipilsl. \ssm late Mvlsrh Bull' "I I'll.UK- IsIt. H I'liit.ie Ii.7.i Allunlli Hank lllilg I VIN Mi ll' Wanted Xpply 2 ACRES Cement block house on I ' DMCr N Bill. I oiirhl.in I irug ' n »*• H U : * »x i r i i i i V N •$, . ill* -It m i n i l " 1 - I J l 'X t % \ i m * v >i 11f k t -'in n r 1• , f . t . t l 1V t i t 1i l i * * * M W \ | 1I N 1 M i l l M l • ' , 1 • f f . I ' l 4|s M i "•*) t v , 1. » , Vi • ' » l * 1) I f n i r f t * -Ilf II, I . ’H I . I d * i *. ’ V I'l I I I 1 . • 111V 1 | . * . I I I ) ....... • t | « t t 11i * t X 1 I I . .1 1 ! I ' 1' i t r f t l ** 11 « | • ■ 1 11. ) t 4I I I ' * ,i 1 i i i i • 11M il ' 1 1 . t, , | l I** 1 1 vv i i it, l l u ft ) Il ' i l l iM t 1if ( v i t l f ■, * . i | d | M i l » vt I'll# V* V I t 111X J M i l l 1*. I r M . t il I V 1» \ 1 v I' . i. - YOU CAN SELL Anvthiug Willi A I'lnS'.ifli’d Ad JU S l i'IL L I l.t l. lvesto ik R.iulli v i 3 OKDIKHiM home now under run 7— Rrts stnii llon, < irporte and -i rei ned N E W H A M R S H I t t E C 'm I aireh A l l eleclrie kiti lien s,il«. Il.it, I) m l ) w' rk sit il, III tl.’iPd i ill 121 .1. I tel,amt after i t 17 Gl NEB \l. CHNTR 1CTOH Eri e Eslltnales Ml Wurktnan vlilp and Vtulrrlnl) Guaranteed E. I IIHOVER till I l.llli st Rhone 1521 >t nr IVIopIliilio * 125 Fittm tin e i v t i J— R E A L I . S T A T E C U R S A I . E — 3 Body Work 202 Cumimwrinl St stin t c 3 H E D I I t u i M house Mialern eon veiilem i's, goial iimililiun I ele phone I l i k l J I', no p to CKKDIT IHIRKAIJ OF SANFORD building. Cal'. Jim 1112 M * 5 It 1K »M , hath, hot water, large Ini with Trull In l.ake M a ry S t. A w If® Ct.EAN lt d 'll .-onm furnislied ttparlmenl till I'.itk Ave II. _ u ,2*— Ettmtluce llafHfhnlrt lioml*— 10 PlAJ^OH— New and used TermsM O P K ISS ;■ heilroolll house on I ' , EUR C O M ri.E TE Itnl'SE T r a d e Ins K a d e r ' , piano Store, Ini. Dreamwotil S c Ill'll 1 einenl Cl,i: \NT\fi 1200 M yrtle A venue. Rhone We lilorks sealed with knollv pine, Call II lit.I D C t'alllwell 12M-W. specialize in i leaning and waxing deep well, nice garden sp.ti , some floors, windows, walls and rugs young fruit trees L'uriilshed or Oil, FCRNACES — By Krcsky. Free Estimates unfurtu.hed I'n re ‘ S.'Jimooii Wall, Floor and Fireplace. mm on C a s h , halanre i n no 31. G. H O D G E S CARRENTER WORK monthly nay men) Phone lo w M Phone 12* for itulfk repair Jobs, or small 103 \Y, 1st St. between J.iii a m and I mi p m Ki>r l l e s u l t j i l»|1iinlii|| tftlrg ni'iilt ft* ■ill 11mI lit* |iiili|(i*hr*( in I h r *n«'tliiri| Hrniitl I I »*«r I ill- f t Mur Invrrflun t T IlU t "W i l u r i i t n Hunt A*in It' it J' ‘I . ' u ■ r n « r i " h n 11'|‘ Mnfillv i l n'n.lV J'»rin*on. J-nnaon . J-J I’nintnniiHn* ai » Molten ; 11* I. i l V s n S ell i Lawson. Mll-lra.l ............... t. nn. 1 and a. l " « n mT iV u. .a «la . Thttraas M » ',a llll. 1- m .nlh. lU .O f - J l C ' - l •» ' ' n V llp I ................. 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I « ..,l .l r.» * t. or. u» |Ho n a . t a r l y l.ouli.larT of aal.Mli.a Mary a «>..•'< 1.i i i m . nt lon.l* a iltiiam * ay* t o l l ll-» l i y -Iiv N I I T I K I K M f » « l . Iiior* or la«». In Ilia aoull.. rl) rW t i . oi . ■umnl .nt in cnmlanirialliiii t K .'t.o i•w a» lioa ol a filalla.l afi**' h 1 . . r . . otora l.a- o f 11*. In tl.a 'If* hnnwn a« Vl.lo rlo Hlr*..|. a - almwn M h.V •hi r.|.,W of 111" HllU*d "11 ' "• “ a" lilt' numllr.al** mi' . i . L *1ibn1.1 UonrI for tha Houlh*'»n ilia* C l« ) - I Sanfor.l. riorlila. n* M' * T“ . .. , v|.,r |rfa In Iha I ’n lln l 'aaor.lnl in I'lal llook 1. r a t * «< t l l l i l -ouV. Ilm ia - “n I l l . V l t r Of In th* I'ulillr lla ro r.l. of Man,I,..... nr*and«. Kli .rllu. till tha taking of Ununty. Mnrl.la, Iha irna polm of „„ |h f i , Pin.nl* lllla al.ao*. l.*m*inlim From Iha point of ln*«lnan aalala in raa ain.ii , » « « . ' h i m H u m .la*i<rll ai|, r m woalarl* lul*. •“ ' d ^ l . tl • , ,,),n h o iia along III* »..n!h*rlv r l g h i -o f •« *> 'h ! h . S r r I M I T r l " . | l l " ' " I VI. in, „ Hir**l. l u w HIM , glila In Hi . * foiopany a kiilotli lal.in, a ■IMIh i k * of l i l l t**l. p h on. am Trla graph , ! j » l » n r „■ m nrr „ r „ p„ nl ,0,1*1. I* «o in rp o ra llo ii.fr f*,.|||||*a ai ill* th* *.MMili right, of-nair 11in- of th*i Naval" A i m .lury^ Air " Han- AHanH. ......11 l.lna llgflroad. ••*<*-‘ ai.i. mi.ti f«.r htit ii tiihor IIratfir'll thpni p puiiilhrrljr SPECIAL SCtt VICE II.SC I IKK AM) WANT ADS tela m o r# u f ia>Jt, t » « p o in t *»f I k * inTiiillnii Pat* T Eisenhower Urges Nation i\ Support March o f Dimes {lllflilttf. %a4ld i.lMl* Using KHrilKl u t h * nurthvbvwt q u a r t e r i.N'VI i ut ttvDull I. Tui* !l*i»i}> iU Wtitllh, ll-ll4lM ill llttsi. f'liuittfa fluii41 Kill* il Mnn. Jan. S, 1951 t n r 3 A N ro n n n r n u n ‘♦4 1|( |t, 'l l I .*. • .* ♦» 1 . .*1 I lift,) • 4 . .« tit,t $ f.1■ lag « »«fx| I !|*' , I,,.i* mi M M i l l l *u '-'1 V INK. ,|*u * t ,* *| I t * t I > ndl t 11■ f 11« •♦**, ii*«*I • • ■*'I III \ , f fix. s * l »•» X I'l' 1' ,« y 11 4,*|tfi>( >1 *•It* 1.1 tltUJ) ' 11 p u l'lli 111*- It In t ■li.ilt !-* x"I n 1.1- ,*u« HI mi I> • *. I * to I th •I 4. *•I• > Id m l ........... .. • 1 la.«II x. Ill ft ) ' ill'. Ml fill *"1I I itiiiini' f i <f t of t In1 G* ts4|, i \ ••«•-* .I t mi tht•.,,t v\ ill itii.l T* t ..... ol .*r it \ t' i • i oi i.sr v i \ t *, '!••* * . 1.1 BIUIKEHS— IM BUY AND SELL CLEAN la ir inndet used ears See VV E MeM av ler* l l i a l l r v O d i u m U » r d Car* I.Mh amt Park Aves I1 SmofruK Say.r We pay raidi for used cars even If you own on them. I.lt0e A Reel Used C an Srr iunl and Sanford |jL- BOATS ■ MOTORS -t » M A R I N E hardw a re, Rlywnml, C. Vixll Wrwolworking 512 Sanford v e .. ______________________________ mmmA ... . 11_ 1 — — HNrrt 20— E l ' R E I t'hold G o m l x - : * , U S K I ) (1 „ Nl,rK,, R(.f r |8rr allirt all tHirecInlii. In goml running enudilion - only $50 ho G u a ra n Ired Sanford E le ctric C o , III) Mugoolla Ave. I USED G K Itefrlgrealur * ft . t Ice Irays, hulter conditioner, 2 vegetable bins. Guaranteed for Just Sioo Snnlord Eleclrie C o . I If) Magnolia Ave ting , iii.l Die ran ' . . . e j o u r ter I Hv M iirl W nlkcr H B K T i K ItA IL K Y w.UL' UP \ Kir.lH MAM INT. T I E . V U l M : J t l U k , 1 f i l A I i llAViWCi A On . U M , MIGIHMa i A ) BCZV.JI0UL It;, KTTA KKTT I CHWal evivitU' Ti.V-, I. WE lorot?iKATION FCH w .e in , • )t I ‘.n Ii I <i ....... il in*' *14. * *•"I , •1.11 - *.f it*' •M 4*1 ' t •III t..* I if-t.i I*tit. h, 11ion t n t GMJGr'G H iP tO U T ? I CAN UGK f — -»c^— THAT k i u ti . i. it.u r ■'. • i i in flr*l — *“------------------------*■ ' qooo AW MV AecieSi riJONf'D. v ( IE 'AHJ WANT t O ir iO iV A S ’ voo v dance t v r Wi t h A w o n o c ; tvur r a v i n f (• uul U o h l n n o i t r .i MAC'C 1 , fwjOE ' ) / ' t T r A . M U B C Y / . - T H Y 1 ^ % ,vu niNCt O U T ') COME , f (J q in O T O BE A F lO ltr" - c i w 'A N r f o«*« r ------ J ‘liii',1 ’TMU ;» *4?** J �Levy Becomes Third FSL Pilot To Sign E x -S an ford Skipper To Play For *W ’; DeLand And Blue# Both Await Fate Sanford's C l a r k Is Hr K E N T C IIK TL A IN Top Rankin# Free Slugging Ei| Levy, former playThrow A rtist And Ing-maiiugcr of both Hanford nnil Orlando and onre the wartime No. 2 Point Getter flrut baseman of (he New York IS-Year-Old Jones Leads County Scorers With 18-Point A verage rage H Mon. J.n . S. 1653 T H E SANFORD H ER A LD Yankee*, la'cntm- the third Florida State League pilot to sign hi* con­ tract for (ho l!>6:i season when the Daytona lleneh Islanders, affili­ ated with the Cleveland Indian*, announri'd (ho nroulsltlnn of the long hull hitting ulnying manager last Saturday ruglil, /I 1 r\ i|j_ C * o p L Ia Vandy ToTTaclde Gordon ClarkC Sparks Seminole Quintet AVith 34 Total Points Mighty LSU Five In Big SEC Game T a By K E N T C IIC T L A IN tbeen suffering tho effect* of a Oviedo, long known a* Seminole That lanky senior cage refugee ievere ankle injury, a leftover County'* hotbed of basketball, ha* from the Oluo Gras* State of Ken- from the glorious DeLand victory produced another phenomenon, tricky, Gordon Clark, is still the last November, Johnny Junes, the lanky (l-foot-2 nearest thing Seminole High | Bunking third I* Frank Stafford. I08-pound non of Mr. and Mr*. J. School ha* to resemble a scoring a senior who ha* figured only ft. Jones. All their youngster has threat a* the anemic Sanford has* slightly In the winning schemes of done I* »«t the opposition'* cords Coach Scott this season. Stafford kcthall record* revealed today. afire with his deft one-hand push Clark, who began Ihe season hu* I I points l»* he closely follower By The Assoelxted Press I<evy, who pi­ shot* and nmttxlng agility for a with the Feds in an unnhtruelve !hy big Jim Krider with 13. Vanderbilt takes a shut at Louisi­ loted (ho Orlando sophomore of only 16-year* of age. manner potting eight markers ; The scoring parade from here or ana Stole tonight and could bolster In the flr»l three games ihe against the highly touted lllg down i* a sail story of raw green its prestige considerably with a vic­ Senator* far the Oviedo l.lona have played. Jnnew Ten Kdgewaler Eagle* In Or­ recruit* hampered bv outside lioli- tory over the Sugar Howl basket­ pa«t two *ea*on*, ha* scored 31 point* for * robust Idny Jobs and an untimely epidemic lando.' ball champions. experienced a IK point* per game average lo The unassuming transfer *tu-'of cold*. Bob Pettit and his LSU -teamrnld-nearon hit- lead all Seminole County prep dent, who might have added even 1 Overall the Seminole record natea have been beaten only onc*-ting slump la«t ragera. The youthful cage sensa­ more tallies to his spree. If Coach under Coech Scott U far from >y Tulia-and sllll ere the favorites * u m m e r and tion established a two-year John Scott hadn't called him out being Imprmnive. The rage re­ to replece auspended Kentucky ai while he made n County precedent by pouring In of the gamo early In tho fourth presentative* of HUB have not ihe SEC basketball champion*. spectacular re­ 2K point* for Oviedo against a period for a well deserved rest, yet experienced a victory In Pettit k Co. have won seven covery (o hit bewildered Clermont quintet. actually tied last year’s Individual three outing*. They have on the («me*. with the towering center .-154, the popular June* also leads the county prep single game mark for a Seminole other hand fared top Central iveraglng more than 27 point* a manager wa* re* hoopster* with 25 field goal*, or hoopster with the 21 points against Florida Competition In Winter lame. , . teased at the end In Ihe terms of the fan*, tnirket*. I'ark, Edgewater and Mainland, Edgewater. Vandy dropped a conference Kd Levy Sanford'* only claim to fame at Ctaik's effort hut not in a single game have (erne last week to Tulane 76-53, of the season hy John Gnniel, this stage of Ihe Infant <-Hgr senIhe Hcottmrn been able to keep tied a similar rut the Commodore* were handi­ owner of the Orlando Senator*. son 1* that Gordon Clark is the feat produced hv a pare with enrmy scoring on­ capped by the absence of their Hon Ford, well-known FHL re- county’* leading free throw nrllst Geiald Covington slaught*. scorer, Dan Finch. relrer, « ■ - iminnllalely named with 12 nnil second in totn! point*! against New ’ Thi* Friday night local vagi top Other scheduled names tonight to replare l.eey la»t September Smyrna in last fan* will have the opportunity to have o Jones with 51. Alabama at Florida, winner when Levy'* release w«* an­ nciutlnlie Itoth the Fed Junior var­ year’* EFC post In the total point department,I nounced. Ford hit over .100 laid there Is a deeIlied Oviedo flavor) season tourney. sity ami vnrslly huopxlrr* whrr d the Gator Bowl tournament, nnd *ea*«n and wa* the Sanford 19 (Editor* n ot e : they play Pniutkn lit the SIIS com- Tennessee at Mississippi Stale. three of the top five scorer* Through last week, only three catcher in IU|M when Ituddy with " The East Kim Idn himition gymnasium nml auditorwho all wear l.lon uniform*. nflirial SEC game* -- those which MARK HOffMAN, JR, fiyrncnre U n lm -tly back, I* flopped Ity Ed I’hnra, Abibnmtr University hntfbnrk, lake liurlrd hi* epic lO-Innin* ^Conference bn* litm. I'llK TOR FIV E after a gain of three ynrdi at the lOih nuniiul nrarge Howl rlnssic lit Miami. Fla. About Ofl.UOO persona With the prospect of n little ran- count in Ihe standlngs -had been , marathon tlrlury in Del,and. now di*hnnded watched Alabama defeat Svrocii»* fil in n in win the Orange Howl gome. Untrraorlonol .Soundphoto) 0. Fg. Ft. T the post season ler competition from now until nlayed. wiih LSU, Florida nnd TuIletihle* Ford at Orlando and A rage t o u r n 'a - state tournament time, plus tin ‘ane winning and Vandv, Alabama Levy in Itnytnna Heach, lied Jones, Ovd. toon Scot I I added rest iiv--' the holidays might and Mississippi State losing. ment), Treadway, ex-wartime New York CLARK, SAN. Thl* week the race for the cham­ Clark's fnmo wn.< short lived ns mean a complete rennlssnnec tin (Hunt outfielder, wa* signed iignln Meek, Ovd. the Fed*’ next enrounter brought Sanford's floundering cage hope­ pionship gets underway In earnest. for the minlnir year a* the Jack- Show, l.ym, Nine SEC contests are scheduled, them to Daytona Reach where thu ful*. aonvllle llenrli "Upper laat No­ Fnve, llvd. three tonight, one tomorrow night, SEM IN O LE CAGE RECORDS I Mainland Mnlnllncrs are the edge Hilly Meek vember. G. EG. FT. TP. Are. one Frlduy night mid four Saturday masters this year and they proved E'avcr with 50 points while Lyman's lone 3 II 13 34 11.3 night. It to Hanford hy rapping the Sem­ Clark leader, Charlie Shaw Is fourth Tomorrow night's HEC contest inole* 67-24 wlilln holding Clark Mulls 3 4 7 15 6.0 with 2H poiolN in only two games. Hv HENDRIX CHANDLER 3 r. 1 14 4.7 has Tennessee at Mississippi. In n to a mere five marker*. Using two Mtuffnnl living, slnrp he has been drafted The Hunford llelabl's compilation tty ED CORRIGAN 3 1 r. 13 4.3 non conference game RinnlnuhitmMOHILK, Ala '/H— A terrific fare­ by thul team >men on Cl*rk. the Muinliner* k'-l,l,., doesn't include the Greyhound*' 3.3 Southern meets Auburn. Friday 3 2 n III A hard lulling first baseman. NEW YORK Us— Other than a 3 found Dint the "wluless" Celery Davis first game records with Apoplta, well football performance In the 1 0 3 3 3.0 night Georgia plays host to onceSO Shaw may even be ahead o f l ^ ,',i" r ''"J*1 feH Hairy Agganis Agganl* gets his first chance In font 3 center, Ihe biggest rarity Irn : Fed* could he completely mesnrer- RpynuMs t.e beaten Auburn In an SEC battle. 3 0 3 3 Mnnmiin hrilli Meek and Clark. Norrnnn Huston Cnivi-rsity’s one man gang, make good In busehnll In March college basketball these day* Is a i Ued. Tennessee entertains Davidson 1 1 06 2 0 All In *11 the Dteet official re­ iiui.... Foye, u senior gunrd from Oviedo, with hut few regret* today about when In- reports to the Ited Sox team that gets through the season 0.6 Saturday night, but the rosl of the I Hawkliw l I camp at Sarasota, Fla . for a try­ undefeated cord* give Clark ■ eomnlrle If ««t 2 0 rounds out ihe lop five category choosing baseball for a career, 2 0 1 1 0.6 week’s wlnduo affairs - Tech nt Till' Golden Greek said lie hnd ' out. The current campaign Is no ex­ altogether commanding Indivi­ Sheffield of Seiulnnlr County prep scorer*. 1 O 0 u On Vanderbilt. Alabama nt Georgia, grapevine *ource* On the basis of average point* Ihrushrd out the football vs. base- l Ilnstnn University'* aggressive ception In fact, the trend is getting dual nearing lend. The ex-Ken* I’-rk 1 0 0 0 0.0 t„SU at Mtsslsslnpt Stair* and T u ­ per game, June* also Ind* Ihe hall issue with himself fust Novem­ T-quarterback came Into the Senior mure pronounced If anything. In lurklan ha* tallied .11 point* on Moss Tot uIs 3 2<1 43 05 31.7 lane at Mississippi-are SEC games. county player* with a tremen­ ber In-fore lie signed a contract Howl with a buildup ai one of the previous years, you usually could II bucket* and 12 free throw*, Most of last week’s onmes were W. L. I'Ct, Tn. Are. few quadruple threat* In college count a dozen or so major outfits hnlh high In Ihe Sanford column. dous 1N.0 average. Mhaw of Ly­ with the Huston Ited Sox. fate of Del and Of course I hate In give up football- he punts, passe*, runs nml with clean records at this stage Thl* total give* Clark Ihe see- Opponent* 3 0 LIMN) H«7 65.7 tournament hatlles IJ»U vhlno"d lion Ford man I* second with * 11.0 mark 0 3 .HIM) 115 31.7 Vlllonova KXMM and St. 1-onls 70-07 and Hanford entrlea hang in tin- while hi* teammate Hobby llris- football and I appreciate all the play* on defense-and he lived up Today, you don't have In use all ond place point total In the en­ fj'vm iu Opponent* for the S"gar Howl crown; Florida nice lliings everyone said about Sanford tire rounty. your finger* to count them. balance. klll I* third with 12 point* in mv playing." lie said after he "had in his reputation downed Te-h fiS-tto and Georgia 62 30 Wlntrr Park Trailing behind Clark I* the InSeton Hall, Southern Californio. He passed for two touchdowns, The Seminole lllue* have ex­ onlv on* game, Sanford'* pride Teachers 73 fid for l^e Gator Howl 5K It Edgewater nnil . . Georgetown „ .......... _ Jured beleaguered Junior Mett* tended a 30-dtiy purchase option and Joy, (lark, la fourth with a led Ids North team lo a 23 13 win ran. ponied, Intercepted two passe* Fordham, Novy, title and Mlsslssip*'1 heal Arlinnn 67 21 Mninlund and hooted two conversions, In one (Wichita stilt are rolling along wlth- with only 16 morkors. Melts ha* In Weldi .lone", which expire* at II..1 total for hi* three fame* over the South here Saturday. 7V7fi a-d Aulvirn 63 S3 to win the "Hut I realized I couldn't (to uf Ihe greatest one-man perform uut n setback, hut It wouldn’t be midnight tonight. Jonc* pouted and Walter Duila of the l.iou* Memnhls Invitational. ining out on the limb to say that |600 of tho reported 11,00(1 rule ha* an even 11.0 average for hnlh. I made my choice when 1 liner* In any all-star game. Treh he»1 Georgia 71-54 In P*e A gy itids'* leal* kept L'hurk Mn t probably will be .Just a mwttcr price on Nor, 20 of la*t year, lie Just on* game before he was In- decided to play baseball wilh the Snort* Roundup Gator Bowl rnn«ilallon game, and Ited Sox. and I'm going lo eon- toy,' Holy Gross’* passing quarter- of time before they bite the dust requested u r •-(lay extension ho- Jlured. Auburn drfcalrd Memphis State By G A YLE TA LB O T centrnte on trying In make good back, from displaying his aerial along with the other tnrmotchers. cnu*e of a critical Injury to Itay While Meek I* the N o .n scorer with Host on." Memphis meet. In other games. All hove rough schedules. Seton prowess for Ihe second straight Bhafer, cx-Nnllnnul League play­ In the county, lie I* sixth on the The 22 year old HONOLULU ijt— Tho Hawaii All Vanderbilt downed Vote 05-07 and Hall and Fnrdhnrn have a date er, who I* a pnrtnrr of June* In; basis of average per contest with however, Ihnt If Agganis sold, all star game. MELBOURNE, Australia tft-ln ho fnunit he Maloy tossed one pass which Jan 14 The Rams, probably the appearance. John Landy, the young Stars, I I 33 victims ol Tommy Tennessee 77 00, Alabama heat he promised nurchast of the Hem- 10 point per tilt record, Jimmy rnuldn'l make a success Harin Field 03 34 nnd Keeslcr APR of base- dilln'l connect, and ran Ihe team els*.* of an unusually weak lineup fellow who ran a 4:02 H mile Sntur O'Cnnneir* passlnv In vesterdav's (1151. and Tech lost lo Tampa 64 M note lllue*. Illun prexy John Ctrl- Newman of Lyman I* seventh with hull lie’ll lum Ip pro football, inhnn grunted the extension and two-game average of 7.0. |[e Is One man who no doubt would only Ihe Iasi two minutes. At Sun " lf New York schools, also play day, Is anything but the typical seventh annual Hula Howl game, and tn Miami 63-60. get another crack at the tal at till* writing no further word closely trailed by Norman Foye, like to see Agganis go Into pro Francisco. Malny had lo sit out the I Navy. Georgetown unsl Navy, In conception of an Australian, most will I.SU owns the best record so far East West game because of a red-1 Run. alm> have scheduled each of whom arc pictured ns being ruled Illinois quarterback In a pad vet linen received from Julie*. wllh seven victories and one de­ second contest Saturday. ' t!!!? Uvlwdos Freshman flush feolhall is Paul llrnwn of Ihe I hot performance liy Tnm O'Connell other. Southern California sllll has florid and row-boned. In DeLand the Jlnt Wheaton, 0.7. ,i,n coached the'of iu « ' « i Illinois. |]]|nn|H. to wade through lust about every I Cleveland llrnwn* who O'Cnnnell sparked an all star feat. Then come Auburn 10-1), John is ollvo-comptexlnnrd and future of the Ited rolleglnle team to five touchdowns Florida (3 1) pnd Mississippi (72). Hounding nut Seminole County's North team. The Drown* would I "*■The North’s victory evened the leant on the Pacific Coast his mop of curly coal-htack hair Hill* depend* on Top Ten I* Hiuninolc High School's have llrsl crack at Agganis If he Even Ihp nation's No, l loam In goes back from a high forehead. in thn first three quarters -one nf count In the four-year Senior Howl the success of Junior Mett* with an even 6-pnlnt (1 ftHie weekly Associated Pres* poll, Ills delicate feature* might serve them nn an 18 yard p m Dorn pulut turned in Ike pigskin .sport fur a series nt Iwn-oll. the rlvle elnh*' game mark, Kansas State, hnx been beaten, ns the popular Idea of u divinity O'Cnnnell to Oklahoma's Hilly Vrs all-out drive to sels In Ihe second period Michigan Stntr turning the trick a student. T U I' T E N | COLLEGE HAHKETIIAI. aril IKK) in'n*iin The Hawnilnri team fo»t"rcd *"eh couple of weeks hack Hut the Hut make no mistake about it. Flayer G. Fg. Ft. To. A v -.l Hy I'lie Associated I’ress Tn. t . ’ ticket*. Jo<- lieWlldeol* don’t figure to have any this hoy can run. He's In marve­ orofesslonals as Honk Walker. Ed June*, Ovd. 5 M 1H O MEMPHIS I iiv , TO U R N AM EN T Huy, owner of trouble this week They nlny only lous physical condition from the rife Labnmn and Dante l.sv«l|| In 2H 14.0 Mii-dsslppl ii6 Auburn 33 (Chainthu Hat*, who Shaw, Lym. 2 ano game and that's ngalnst a so- rigorous training grind hi* coach, thp boekfleld. It threatened con­ Drlskill, Lym. I 12 12.0 Inns hip) previously dvso Marquette outfit. Percy Ccrrulty, ha* put him stantly hut couldn't match the 3 YORK i * - J . Edgar Hoov­ 54 11.3 Memphis State 73 Arizona 30 ■Ideit to *e|l the Clark, Han. Seton lloll Is certain tn press through. On Cerrutty's orders. Lan ■olleplnn*' forward wait with Its er,NEW Duds, Ovd, I director of tho Federal Bureau Consolation) II 11.0 ____duh. *tntrd re­ line nf local players. Hawaii scored i stain for the No, 1 spot nnfv no v onidy has averaged an hour nnd 40 3 of Investigation, will bo offered a no 10.0' HUTCHINSON TO U R N AM EN T tted Ir-adwat eenlly he would Meek, Ovd. the basis of its undefeated record minutes of exhaustive wnrkouts only In Ihe second period. 16 7.6 Washburn 34 St. Itrncdicts (Kns) *|Hin*or the DeLand dub, If the Newman, Ly. 2 A crowd of <n"ie in ooa o-xtehed 10-year contract at about 1100,000 CASSELBER R Y (Special) — I but alto because It Is tho first dally since returning from the 3 r year, as executive director of 7.3 22 7-5 47 (Championship) fail* allowed they would support Foye, Ovd. tho contest in balmy weather, The country dub, In the Land-0- major team In the country to score e International Boxing Club. 20 *1.71 Ft llav* (Kns) Stale M Pitts­ t akes at Casselberry, located 1more than 1,000 point*. Its 13 vie- Olympics In Helsinki. the team In 1065, and If the City Wheaton, Ovd. 3 t'errutty has dedicated himself 3 Harry Markson, managing direc­ 15 fi.O burgh (Kns) 60 (Third place) of DeLand would cnn*truct a new Melt*, San. about midway between Hanford tnrlea also head the list. Southern to bringing world foot racing su­ tor of the IBC who made the an­ McPherson H3 llelhany (Ka») 40 and Orlando nml Just east of Cal has 10. Fordhani 0, Wichita 7 atadlum to replace the old Conrad premacy to the Southern llemis nouncement laat night, said Jim (Con solution) Field grandatand that wa* hurtled highway )7-b2 (sill have Its o ffi-, Navy fl and Georgetown 3. phere before 1656 He Is absolutely Norris, head of the IRC, will make Southwestern (Kns) 60 Emporia dal opening Friday nt 1 p.m. to the gruund following a Utterly, | Tn* Pirates from South Orange. confident Landv ean run the fahlod the offer to Hoover. The IRC con­ Slate 33 (Consolation) fought game withh Sanford's Hanford's Hem-1 Hem four-minute ml'" the first day con Golf enthusiast* of Central i N-'. J " P.'*.v. onl> r °'K > * ,hl* w*<* TAMPA — Play began today In trols boxing In most big cities In OTTAW A TO U R N A M EN T ,lm»le lllue* last May, after polishing off Ihree more op •be men’s division of the Dixie the country. Drury fid Cape Girardeau 57 Florida will have the opportunity ponenI* over The holidays. The na dltion* are right. The City t'nmmisalimera hsv* He thinks his only problem Is of seeing »ome of the well known In Washington, Ihe FBI said Tennis Tournament with all seed­ (Chnmplnnshlp) oxprr*>ed wllllngnr** In build a 'on'a leading major college scorer, Ottawa (Kas) (W Warrcnshurg amateur anil profe**lonal golfer* Walter Duke*, scored 26 point* In finding some mean* of making ed stars except Gardnar Mulloy Hoover would have no comment prefabricated steel stadium, If John extend himself tn the limit In action. on the offer. In action after the rlblain at the the Plrsles' 73-52 victory over Le(Mu) .vt (Third placo) •h* W Hal* promise to play In The Miamian, seeded No 1 h*« " I don't know If Jim haa con­ first tea, I* rut by Mayor-elect moyne Saturday night although he Obviously there’s no other miler DeLand nest summer, ORLANDO — (Special) — DeOTHER GAMES Joseph' Laird In appropriate cere- didn't play Ihe lost five mlnulea. around who can do it. Another of a first round hve and Isn’t stated tacted Hoover yet," said Markson, spite an n-pnuu ll-polnt surge suree in In mo tho cm*. clo*. At thl* evening's meeting of thel"'"*" Cerndty’s pupil* named Le* perry lo play urtll Wednesday. EAHT "hut if he hasn't he will as soon mimic* opening the new course, Now that oil the tournament* are ran hlmaclr Into exhaustion merely DeLand City Commission lire flnnl J*s'<’I<h1, the HI. James Panthers Dunuesne RA Vlllonova 01 Others seeded In order are Ber­ os possible." Prominent golfer* nml other.nut of Ihe way, most of Ihe tenmi decision to approve a City-financed eked post the Lyman Greyhounds, setting a fait pace In Saturday's nard tlartzen, San Angelo. Tex.; N YU 7(1 West Virginia 73 Markson said Ihe matter had dlgultarle* present will he Intro- can start concentrating on the enn- race. atadlum for the Red Hal* will he ■'-•■"L on a pair of charity tosses Army 81 Wllllnm* on Ilal Burrow*, Charlottesville, Va.; been discussed among himself. dined hv master of rcriyuonle* ference races which sn far have made. Failure to agree to con- "Jf H»h Taylor within 80 seconds You could do worse than bet Brvan "Rltsv" Grant, Atlanta: Siena 01 Dartmouth 34 and Truman Gibaon, head |been mowed under by the biggest Landy will be the flrat athlete In ^a'houn Dickson, Tampa: Alfredo Norria struct (he new park would ilaih of lU***''. hero last flatSeton Hull 73 Lcmnyne (N Y ) 53 Hnv Morris. nf the Chlr»go h'seph nf )v" The opening feature will tie an i rash of tournaments In hlslory. --------------- ----------- history, history to run the four-minute Millet. Rollini Cotlege: Rill Davis. Under the plan, Hoover would take any hopes for a DeLand diamond ‘"V** ,,|Kht ln lh# Armory. I *Hal!e 70 Wake Forest 50 entry In the FHL for 1063, i H wna sweet revenge for Ihn Niagara 71) Loyolu (L ob Angelos) exhibition match between pro* Actually, except for chopping down mile. Any faint feeling of skeptic­ ............. Knoxville, ~ Tonn.; end Dan Bulll- over much of the work done oy Panthers whr> were h*dty -n*oj"nnd amateur*. Including Cor) P>e Hat of unbeaten* and adding a lam ism we might have had bad about hla his " » " St. Petersburg. Norris. Returning to little only last month hy Jim Payne'a lucro to tho college fundi, Dann, one nf the top amateur* of phenomenal time*— ha ran the mile Pennsylvania 81 PIH 76 J)o FBI. mana­ they Greyhound hoopster* who score.1 a meant Ittle. this area, and Denny Champagne, In 4;02.l Dee. 13— when wo watched Temple 7n SI, Jnooph (P a ) 64 4ec(»(ve 42-32 triumph over the gerial p i c t u r e The conference winners will get him In hla lataat effort. HI. Johns (Rkn) 07 Hvraeuso 64 pro nt Duhsdread Country Club Panther*, brlsfly, Levy'a It la more than probable that fur the past 10 years and former­ spot* In the coveted NCAA Tour­ Canlslua 71 Buffalo Unlv 53 Th » !,nutwood five sorely a«1«ry was not| ly iiro nt Grand Rapid*, Mich. nament anil that'* the big one In If the 22-year-old Melbourne Uni­ s n iiTM misled Ihrlr high ncorlni for. versity student had not been forced (tlaclused, hut lhe| Added tn the list of <;olf celebri­ collegiate circle*. ward Hobby Drlaklll, who was T'llnne 70 Vnmlerhllt 53 buck a stiff brecie on the final ties of Central Florida will bo If, they cuntinuo at their present lanky I n i t i a l unable to play. Charlie Shew Wratorn Ky. IM Bt. llonaventure Tom Carney, pro nt Hi. Clalrsvllle pare, some of tho nlhcr team* that 150-yard ntralg the "miracle ■acker will defprovided the G rev hound* with 03 mile" woo'd be Hi way to the Country Club, Bt. Clalrsvllle. Ohio, could wind up on top of the heap "nltuly bo a playtheir thrilling climax, scoring’ North Carolina 50 Maryland 40 whu spends the winters at Orlan* before long ineludo La Belle ( U - l f record hooks ng pilot In 1IJS5, pit of hi* IK nnlnlo In tho gome South Carolina 66 Davidson 87 do and la Instructor at Dubsdread. Oklahoma ARM (10-1), Washington Landy himself isn't especially . Last ounimer Le­ In i ho laat period, Furman 83 W*M 78 surprised or eaeltcd over havlnr (O il. and Notre — — Many other prominent golfers will Dame (7-1). vy pounded out flhnw'i prodlgloua swishing ofMiami (Fla ) U Ga. Tech 60 Three tournament* ended Satu lie on hand for the opening day. ur- run Uie third faateat mile In hi* •19 burner* to fori waa the heat for both team* areordlng tn Dill Higgle, whu will dayi Mlaslislpnl won the Memph hi* lory. !? rank third. In --------- and gave him iha distinction of MIHWRST managu tho new Casselberry Invitation by downing Auburn 63 Northwestern 71 Minnesota 63 avorlng the highest IndlvU'iat point 31: Washburn whipped St. Bene'i *hllo playing for tho Han- total for a single gam course. Indiana oi Michigan M lanta, Levy poled out 55 man player this year. Digith' is very enthusiasts over diet's (Kas.) In the Hutchliuon Wisconsin 30 Purdue 46 blows to vaUbliah the all­ Lyman t Michigan Stale Cl Ohio State 57 tho possibilities the now layout (Kaa.) Tournament. 84-47, and mark. Nobraaka 02 Harvard Si presento and stated that the ter* Drury became the champion of the Hild Bob Cook, slugging la* Shaw N. C. Stale 77 Cincinnati 71 rain ufftr* nostlblllttoa of becom Ottawa (Kaa.) event with a 60-57 r eohlnfleldor who hit 24 Holma Fordham 64 Dayton 50 utlful end trlujnph over Cape Olrardeau. Ijioz' beeu ing one of tn# moat Eastern Kv, 70 Toledo 61 last year, rotum In A. Thomaa stiurty rour sca In the aouth. Digm Daytona, would hav*,„ wman Draka T4 Detroit 62 wi.u swlnx* • good golf clu git, who ono-two horn* run punch IE, Butler 74 EvanavlUo 61 end conalstenUy fv hang* hang# up u e very mJLt **' Rradley 11 Bowlin* Oman 7* good score, stated there aora had placed Lav; either Tata] era! natural hasards i Inlander or Ooeoa uni; for Bt. J u m p pond* and saaala aa '•ar. but tho auddoa — flcal onoa, offering iturday night to nam* to every player. * ikipper, ended all In commenting on the next ■peculation. nine hole*, which la ln the pun-1 ■ Callternla'w* V $ f!F M nlng stage, Higgle etated that Brigham Young T* Utah State 66 flontllR the proposed lltn fairway will be Idaho no Washmiton State 4S Esiav laid out on tho peninsula In . Bou. California 7* Stanford 63 Total Tripla Lakes, which will have to im a n D Washington 74 Oregon 60 Scoring by Quarter* i bo reached across an Inlet over Wyomlne 78 Dop«'or 46 Lyman which a Chines* bridge will be Oregon Slate 64 Portland 36 Bt. Jamea .. constructed. Utah 65 Colorado state 50 Th* now eouree has been made possible through Mr. Hibbard Gaaf u v i L A N t o pw Tirr ■elborry. developer of tho town, UB— W a lM rt---------M I X i a R O W L IN G LB A O liM whe contributed th* large land Javtlanwll ara* noeeaaary for Um preoent »!**■*' nlno of an t l hoi* eeunet-j T« H IS M T h , M O m m -i*e#e*»s*I*its»***••i■•**e*• Th* Casselberry eouroe wlll be 'A P j i t f x i 4iDt4«4iJ(rs.( the (subtle - with-deity, ter Gavita o h o i '*eil•i*'S(fiH(-ii*i<*«mss•wztiut v --------- t-, or annual green* foe* A n n P*ch ■! * w ■. Vjjtyr st4Mi<iii»ttit#tM <1(pstsfeM Mle and will comprise a total of 6013 r 16* Waa* aeeewd yarda. >. . r -— Tennessee C l a s h e s Mississippi With Quintet Tomorrow Only Five Major Agganis Has Few Regrets As He Quintets Departs For Career In Baseball College Remain Unbeaten f *w"wnr All-Stars To $z>rond Chance if t '■ Hoover Of FBI TO Be Offered Post Of IBCPresident First 9 Holes Of Casselberry Club Will Open Friday '^Wie N«*t Tourney Up In Tampa St. James Noses Out Lyman, 32-31 Shaw Hits For 18 i j j r [ 1 K GREYHOUND .WiUT" K iW 'A V , B0WUNG TONKHT ..OTm r "saSr (•National Laigue Workman Dje» r n Bowllnt Standlnt" ■V S ' ' ’ Open Bowling 7:30 P. M, Sanford Bowling Alloy mtee-Jtt, . C CW U �ML4 <1 I UK " I . U I I I I i IP YOU DON'T f& h t rtcrhe )eur Sanford Herald, Cltj Delivery, by 7:00 p.nl., please call YELLOW CAR t ill # a » » <9 V O L U M E X L IV n f 0 r i A N I M I K I ’ E N D L N T I) A l l .) N K W S I'A H K K Eetabltahed 1008 S A N F O K 1 ), F L O R ID A TU ESD A Y Churchill Will Confer Tonight With 2 Bigwigs Testify Before In v e s t ! g a t o r s For H o u s e Committee * Atsuorlnietl I’ row* lensfcl Wire J A N . 11. I«5 :i Snow-Storms Lash No Sabotage McCarty Is Midwest On Heels J ra.c.e i?!*nd In Simple Of Sub-Zero C o l Air d ^ForceMbI,T Officials Traffic Is Snarled In S t Louis As Twelve Inches Of Snow Is Deposited In Day W ttv & lb i r h i e f Fxeciitivc' Warren Recites N’ew S a y s D irt. Bust And sio n In D a rk Things He’s Done CC olorro se ts "M u st G o ” While In Office T U.l.AHASSKK H It, rt- .,rr highlight- of Ihr inuilgnrul uhll'i'-WASHINGTON -A ir Force of T a l l a h a s s e e T — Hamel ilciUcritl by lim Han Mil ally flclali lo’il Hume Investigator* lo Tlminn* day they buve found no rvldcncr ........... McCur.y .......... ........ ... . It'll. a;- ....... called .... fur ... n its lie took office By The . l « w l i N Prr«« i of sabotage In any of the »rrir!« | > .,* ifia iu - ( L i\ n i ‘iu » P I ls». *’ k*hkI government houst-rli-aning" . " t’.i,' .V, A spreading murw llorm begun of military air disaster* which t t t l l l l l l j f v*OA C l 1101 L H . fU. tlK1(, Hie ,,.,(1, „f uff|r(. roll must nioi,nl/i .m lii.alii it disrupting traffic in purl* of tlm , r ( ......... • . r«* .* *l r . . . "?■ ,■" '" I'ill? . .., . «'»«■«£■ . »■ «>■«.. » . ■i a «* « af i.i i ■ ,Imlny . ik f nurt'ifi* In thi* iH'i'fnrm.irif* • i«| (w rriw f < * Florida !'.f w^'ln* hi the tH-rfor-oaoe. Midwest today on th,. heels of a 1**171 'O f l o D l l i e \\ i t l l I domed 2W live. during November .\ C C O m p ilS ll The in year old Ft I'leree d lru , " 'd r dolle' riiere will • Nil ................... vi , . , , .• * i and December. bloat of *ub rern cold. f..i 1 T e n u r e )sr,1"e r ami ealtleimin *aid "Ihr tickets issued to .New l . S. I'.llVOy lO Eight Mlllturv ,\!r Transport A belt of new anow. grnerallv two i Of jjrayy train role " illrl uml rust and eorroshm plane* noil one Nuvy bomber rru*h lo four Ineltea deeji. exlemlrd from » ,, whleh has aevooioluled lit the etl or ilioupiH’iiri'il In this country Montana sn.ithonstw uni *•»*#* |i>w| \ll,\S.Sr.r. rurimrs ,im| .l.irk elosets most k " " " As ^I'lrntin of f luriih. I di . ... and the Kar Kail during the two . .. .I ......... ...__ r -,, .slol||Uinc . and Missouri and wax working eastlit HVIIVIN |„ Mt.lOWKVtmi month*. Hue era til. Ihlit of a <723 , } roller warrni mill Unlay n H,- ilnln t -ns uh.it .In l rust i»'t lulernle lav lau . n l,.". oi.i.t ............... Is , leasing ihr -tale in "xmind ;ll1l| ............... )„. ...............„j ,,l ,mj let el l "'ll r......." < ...... a ' iw o Iir-Ii early morning full NKW Y'tHK n -'tlrll'«h I’rinie Uh'tHuniuicr neiir Seattle Her. 20. ,-r,million * , . I, , . ... dealt iiiily gcneralli wllli major pollin' offiee imy "D'c'.d >1" produced one of Ifie wur.t traffii | Mloixter V'in>lon(Tiorelilll will con- Mllcd fW .ery ircmeii In u«iulluii« In a farewell address whirl! was pilOlt' in ' tHt<‘ iif- ihr NfitutrNt in • Mill lirriiK^ fsiith with Ihr |w snarls In SI I.... . since a foot id fer »l dinner lonluhl with John I «rwilesl Iropedy „ T ,i,m ... 1 % iinvn |h) iif pnlilu l * i* * I snow fell In n U hour period In Foster Ho les, secretury of stair Ih r lloiise Aroied Serylees « om ^ ,|cj]v uuuunii .*<hIrrN’sr\ in Durulu hln November. IMI. . deaik'r'Me In President eleet Klim - mlllee eallcd In tup l’l‘iiia«oii a r ,.^,1 |)ee V* Warren reviewed Inry "I w aid lib In hum > n. >i| Ifi’ hr will nri'MMti ii spi* The snow packed Into n hard ; ‘‘aWnet. and Wlnlhrup W nten for a discos.Ion of the ills n„. ammiplislunenls of Ills admin ailed of ire on main streets, stall. Aldrich, who will be nmtmssador wider* the session wu* In the na n n | || |, mrrled rifir nnturam tn llu* l^v*<iNl;»turr rrnnirnt hiMiMth iinn, Ins or alowinu ionu line, of Iraffle. Urrat Rrilaln ! !«"• *’f * prd inlnurv hearlnu to V.r.rly »ll of his eompnlin vihrn it titiM'ln in April "I am comlitccd 11■.i >. ...a Tloioannds were lute fnr work Nil* cet tiwelher at the home determine wliellier the committee p ........ n imi.„ U .n .' '^ * Mrl «r!> rrpvnli tl hi* frHpinill) The St Uml* Piibllr Servlee Co. "f flounder Heniurd tlnruch will i *hou d undertake u foil scale hives At vpvmil piiint** hr upril r\|irrsYi*tl ntn\^iflifin ‘,thul wr run lilei'l ttie Heed' nf *In III t fn"i Ihe needs the next *" four .‘ ear. without aildilu.ii.il lusuinm pul Its entire simw-rightlnt fleet follow lit ulwnt 21 hours a *tml- 1I'tfutluu. After two hour* II was III** Mtmi* wording «<• in hi* cnrlltr meet .................. ..... .. “of* .............. sears without additional tusulinn no ntlr pc'ople I 11HI i»'l m p < t into servile, but hoses anil streetl»r dlnuei eunrereoee hdwTcn |rocy»»eil until nest Ti'esday, radio talk in our iH'iiple " lie addeil lu, ilsuul the l.eulslatuie for any id.life.ual ear* were ronnlnu up In a half f'horehlll anil Klscnlmwer at the **en. * li'tnr I. Ilertrnnillus oro'Imi that he will ask die t.e«l» taxes CXCCld » n the dm; i.m hour behind schedule a* the mono Ihiroch home. Inu rush hour slurletl. There was no indiciitluii whether hlvesH«a Md'nrty. he hud siiceccded In Ills Inline In increase Ihe tax on dim Ir.tek, In Florida " huh I lee: . . A strike hll the Milwaukee lias Klsenhover aiso would altem) to J"1 '! 'I10'* 0 ‘‘rashes lias dial nf uiakinu "all of Flurhla a race Ira. ks "which I feel are not not now eontrdmliim Iheu fan l.itjlil Co n» tlie mercury dipped nlvhl's dinner sehedoled fur ti p.m been completed, and ail vear ruund tourist luieeii" He rt now euiitiihuftim llieir fan shaie share lo (he cost of uoyeinoieni in *2 w... ............. . oiiiu *■ 1 ,lc“ hut „a eoinpuNv ............................... ipokestnan llarneh said vt)HllHlil Churehtll vniivc cvoecled . _i,.,.u„ ........... . imrteil Ihe slate bail almost a, in tin’ it*-! uf urn urmumit 1 nil! *ii|i|14j -xi1 atik iTIni l tu » s Hi hjMil v fur fill tin r jirnimitiiKi said Sufficient sopcrvHory workers l" leaie for WashSndon. from 1,a ,, 11 ‘'“I1 by . tali auric alls.. "tided „ , lm,nv .niniucr lisltuts ilorlna llu Itm l kfiiiiililiiiv: wore on hand In pree.mf u dis Guardi a alrjMirt at It a.m Thors '* tnnvllde indinntion that last two years nf Ills .iduiinlslnithm »f Mir tntirM Imi sim'S' ami uiark i tl thill t*mi i**t' w l»u J*a> ♦ riiptlun of nnturat mis supplies for dnv lo dslt r.ealdeiit Truman, i " a* “ factor a. winter tourists “ ll In ill) lill*'Ml nn ft, *|1i|H»mt f»rn lluvt S Vbitulrnbrry Air heat In a and euoklnu Until Churdilll ami Kisenhower Warren said lie had hroouht new Iiiirit nf llu* <»lati'% t a m *' ill >cr\ *• i I .tmiiiMliT uf (mhf.inilmu « <l> A storm off l.ake Ont'irui doomed were silent on any eimchisii.iis they t%i»r*T chief nf ^1 iff. n«hl thr IT industry lu (lie stale thruiiah the i fain t hmiV tn“"jt iuIi* ''V'na flylriis sarer <tnfrr wmie while Mil artk w.Mtl Iniiti'l*■ la /*'M» In itilll) i»'M Mlvllhilln.f.ii d> to six inches nf snow in flaweuo miaht huie reached mi world S. hn» '" ,,r t,j, ir.du-tnal develop N tn" 4 fii1 rti.tku i iTtimtii niKtl nn Cmililv, New Y c k . The fall cl- " problem, dorlnu their conference ?!r meul eouneil aided In the Stab irr.ltril .*** tin rMur* lint iv n i Ii Where in New Ymk stale varied I’hurehlll'sVt'Krdnle for hslnv I" lie matched lie line <lher tdr loree Advertising L’limmlssiou ami the mil mu* l "u* oImiai ii Mm* t i\ iiiniin fill nn|irti\ riVHTllN ill mtlrr Mi.u fmni a tr»e.. i0 ihrcc|invhcs in tin* elosfed a luncheon at the llarueh 10,, '* , ’'"If) Floridu ( hitmbet's of (.'ummerre Mir* i nutriliiilc I* xtuimlb •>|irul He tp'd Air Secret try r''"t"s« t s, ,i ^iii ul lillirnt Ml.i! Inorthern section, ) home with Arlhcr Huys SuUerver Hi. effort* foi highway safety :im| Snow flurries hit rideacn nhnut oresldct and publisher id the Vew K I'iutelter present'd sfjitlsties wen marked by banishing roam rnnr.ilh rhitu lit iihn* .iti'(l rt,nr,4 »in/; *",w **>w1 ndd inornlei' and the l ? S Weather York Times; Julius Ochs Adlc- s'-owTnv the number id maior mill tug hirslmk fro mlhe muds. In •tiu'iilitl itiiMi nf rtif*M*r% atl«*M -** rv Iturenu fo-eetisi t>. <i (u Ihrec ittelies veneral inniiaucr and vice prexl •arv aerldents renehetl an all lime .... nf yo oer i.st noil flvlng ..... . *,"‘1 , b> H rrtl,,m l ,rnm ' m*^ iiifii' iicriiMiltitril I'l'WMiti would full hv iilwtit. 'lent of the Time*, and Heorv 11 .*mt »T Aberdeen S H had foe inches ,,<dh*r inehlef nf Time. Ine ,l;,ri|ln / n 'n iiT ,I|1 '" r :i. ";!"1 Ihe general healih of Floridlm's imi **:ii|«l»1»tti»i*l "f new snow and tint alia Neb., two ‘’b'leaffiins nud Andrew- Heiskell. n „ ; ,i ' V o. ir‘ , a‘ H»l>ro‘ c,; dm mg Ins u rn. In uf fnrr* fnr hraltfl. wi lf-ti* n l ini thin uml ii"stitntimial enrt* inches by eurlv morning. pulmsher nf l.lfe Maga*|ne ^ v'1 ,.1 h Hr'1 ' ii *!’ ' ,*'1 i iin flee, he, v,reported the publb Hideut r said the highest rale u>11l WUf and „„ feel jl ir ii»rh**i^ ympu! IiiinIiu n*iii,iii Snow, i-.'uflti" from o'*e tn six J 1. . !h ‘ Yjiwe* and JJfe hav< »* .* M) Vl»nr% »* n* MRl ni;i‘l»r Ul* fi ,I,.| U financially " farmer who made tl»' go*enter printeil I'hurehiil’s memoirs in the inches, fe" In West Virginia. •h'rilf iH'.r *WJ*W n* hw hymr.Noting the return of prniperlty t shin on ln> .eeoml altempt said Meanwhile, much of the Midwest past. g 'i 1 t « I» ' ' a,1 J<* l,>* before the |(l t>nn „ |iU|uslry . lie declarrd "all itersunuel on the puldu pay ' h i o t i i i K i tik e s B la c c shivered I" thr season’* ruld»*t •■will! , ii "Perhaps no uliter great Industry , mil mini rce.ntnlfc an oliligatlun weather. The rold hell extended A s I ' n l i c c A l tornpt ...Jm/i WJ °*.h* r "* " I ,,,V*r 1,1 fty state e»cr ruse from Ihe of service in Hie performance of from the northern Ruckle* to the . " T i1 ;; 10 T la,"i "0,h a»he* of liuolvcncy In the tatty , their duties " noMItern Appalnehlunx. 'T o S o i/ .u C r i m i n a l s The lenincrnturr drooned tn 2j . . . , , tlei/rees beltev reru nl teferrnl'ow H AVAN A ,t Police walsl d\ ul Kails. Mltut.s Jo||et III,, had n nil'll. Iiiclmllii'4 .1 n i IiiU' Hi * lS f S Z ruxUb/g of U uml Itni kford. Iff . x _____ l most tfi's-xerntc rare fnf air suiter ------------------------------\ lm|,fic serxier These must lie , li'i’iUT uffii iT*. ui i i' kllli’M Imlny In S&.tmsSSSt'SZiX. t* \\ a n v n I la n d s Seal I'n 11n S u c c e sso r Or in.nil .|ieeifle pi. ii . may -t*,u a* (m -tide I \LI..\II \SM:K X - llanlrl M\Vr inn "I i i m Ii /i " I lint mu tntii IT m»m ^ Mrt ,<i t) vui% iiuilikjlinitrd i**• m n i i " In a** no! .t" .1 'pt*iuh 1 hn\rrimr i*f Kliirlilii lu niitiutrs Inti iin .in m u '•hit Hi mu -l h» *At l> it«l,i\ *md prnini-t tl Ih r '•lair v HctiHtnl i.i*' «i iiiT.Tdmr «ind itni ,■ hmitn UMiiin^ in i*i*irrnttttitL rn^iiniinl .«* a Cm :iT for Ihr ;\\* I Ik whide iinnjniin rut ahead nli'-l ** **f st hrdtdr and rtrn wtlh •»niiu* 1 ! i.» slinks ;itnl iiilrmhii’linn^ ‘i 1 ,<.!■ t.u* tlirnw 11 in ihr miitttrvit tiff i»«itIi lak- " i h i r t I'lim ’s n»" tut' third nf t» Jr *t;•t« ih*mji mil ilk' tn i.iiHd **ittitml in. t.imr htftnr Ihr traddiotiiil wIn 11 1 > In, h uniiii niMiiry pir% \\ > in it* l In 1 hh t hit*f .Lin*i (i ** 11 1, S*bring nf ItilW litII t it |s . 1l- it] a .|Ul t Tin* I In* nl i S‘iprt itit* i iii111 tdinin '•rttl Iln '•tnipli* <uiIh Hr .iini \\ v imi \ hi "in 1 if'*i s I 1m ‘ Mrt in l> f*iill' ; firvl ‘slt sii^ht .Mum) that wr w.mt In n >i IInni In .11n • mil thru (uiniiiu with Ihrir himiN Mwtr 1i'.tnn Ihrn im i rtin tirtl r ti-itl fii't liiw.inl .i ph«ih»i;r*iph < >, |hiir lidhr-'Ui'sttt m l 'it.’ ii t.iml .1 |h* it lift amt nrir In Hi! 11i i rjt'til In Irf all thr raMtrroi Ifiril tlnllal tm**m ;rt llirir pirturt*** t.n\ Martin i!ili\rr«t| thr ^rr.il '.il nf Mh -luir f11 M ri’urly, whn nhiMnl! imtrr m,t> bt- iit'rntnph'ln <1 " .t* ni!ri*i|tirrd fm* Ini's m.iiu^urnl • x h\ si i i« r.ir\ nf Muir It .\ flt hl iif n i f t -f M M inn n*tl ntlili in tin lh r 1’n n i v 11tnh t ril him t l i \•i u> Mi l 41 ( k t .Ik I tl ltt Mil' Mamlintf it-s .il It*s«» ru-st ll I* Mirnittjh ink 'I III'**i' h'tJM 1 1‘Nt'^iHtl/iiliniv IB.it tnif uni ni f l ..... . mi ,*f'km*a H it:,< lit 1*nt nf u|i 111 Mh f rlil uhiUM .Mid a f*“a *In * i n h*’f(irc m! iinlkmitcd i» f l.ufiti : (il' MuiNUMi.il mldl'i'>4. t'li' nlcd 1i> »i moltu-e)Hr c* . t|i it 1 me 11’ii'i'il t» -CMrcIt ,imi r\ " i Mi Caii\ li.ul ltd Mu* »*\«*cu '* f i flM’lll .ll ( ii llll '1 ' C ’ » iii.in'iiin I**^n Mi,in 1kkn hour'' ’ m 1 >r fur thr t i’t 1 rnnnlr> rll I INI lll'ti I fUMH il Mi ! 4.til (I*a* 111' ,111 . I I I III Nil I I if Hill m| .Nl . tn 1 d hv llit' 1.ti.Ui ’ nf Mir uaMi lh inn W.iirrn hi.Ml ♦Iri'M'il Ml H 111.1 - Nl Mitt. It*. ’ 1kml* *1 Hi • A ' .ik cn.it' tH|M *1 hnilscr' MCI ’ (MMl*'t| N 'Ml 41' k kird nf di M1•I (|»M till I ' r»’d* |Ml Mil |i|nri 'it'iT .tk ’ <i nk 41 tthh’ f i c « l (i> \(|N Mi • .41 ia .nl Mi *. W .ii ifn riihm* f*t 4 ' Mil IN .» *| 4'. lilt j i,|l ( *Mj,IT Clill 1 'nr m|H*n i I n h I m 4 r 11 1 1 1111r e Hr ’ * hli"' f*alii*1 ,' i il 1 Mi Ihr I'l'wf uf Truman I otter Gun Battles In I 4 Mi l .il t k ltt I|>l!k t • n i*u il ■ mil a I ,ix hcrgi* ' .I**1 Miid1 flan \ 4-"" *r*f •iittii* Havana Claim 6 Lauding Dubious •i . nf 'mini ihi !'i ,1 Ih rrr* ‘Wanted’ Victims Figure Is Bared Hard Knformmmt 2 Are Arrested In Series Of 3 # 1 >alh Is Administeref’ IJy .lu-tice Sehring; Highlights Of Governor’s Speech Britain And Dulles * Nit. Oi Inaugurated Governor Noon-Time Ceremonies tails m eats 1 I air anil warmer IMI* aflernoo. .mil imiluhl: Wednesday increasing cloudiness anil warmer. followed by showers extreme mirth portion. I r a f l i c M m h ap s Chain Of Missions Slated In Sanford & On .litnuary* 22, 22 ' !Jiunes i t ., I.. i iiui iu.iii. -.7 ‘V rV; r ’: *; its n su'vaj'VK.K jz s--s t ft.rs5j.-ar, ™ ..'^ 'T J S S s .'S .K S tlu J .»• i b‘ : i«• \i, . " "! ” b‘ , higher than ......... ......... . inItMO:Hint failure 8ln wus boin i" Hrlundu X.. 17. Tlie Klurlilii Chain of Missiunni “r\ j ‘ ’. ur' ' ,u ,ru ***sj«Irfiiiiprnvntcaused 21 J |wr 11*77 nud lind Used in Gen.v , fm Assemblies wi'l conte tu Si*nf.ord 'V. .u f ',ur‘,|M » mid n c -|eeuj. tlw past .',H yea.,. SI., «»■ ..... . on Jim. ‘_’J nud g;t till, v«nr wri.'li ; i,:..:'lt .!lriv1b;g .,fl,',iit!,ei . . .... ------.w. | veldilus lM., ,,f t|„. IIn |tu(,ti.t ( liuieli "fl,elll>t i snenker* from ninny pation* win* they were driving ridlidcd »t Utfil evil, tlm Gin,bn (Till and tie W. will lire*s<ii. the ideluie nf Ihe ,M' ve»lenlay nl Smith fink Ave- O fficers Installed By M. V, rhrUtiun Impart mi wurld urn* nM,,1’..u,u* 1Vc»t Nineteenth lltrcat. Him is -utviied by her lui-'ind. Odd Fellows l/odife I'llillp Iilsnns, Mi s. Itnndiill Cliase loviil *be former nmlurlst was going IIn■*•'• uf (iellevu; , veil el>»'iinnii. suid today. ''list on \Ve»t Nineteenth Strict I'liii.ln*"; Hurry (i'ig*r "f teaJ. K. Itacvr was liuiuguruli'd u« These Assemblies are an nnnuul *""! Mrs. Fug sutilli uii flak Aveevil, Mis. Fnd llidluid nf M i."1" d. cvent In Hnnfnrd, of Interest tn Rue wduu Ihe eulli-hm iH'currvd. the XTible firuliil uf the Interiia- All's. Ijeoige Miller ,»f Fl. I.ii'elerl ionu I t Irder nf (1,1,1 FVIIuw nmnv different eroutis as it |s in. N'e Fox ear, IKIti F'nrd station ,ll,b. Mis. II. tv hlltliU.ll .f " r lenleunudimtiniinl In *e„ne and Hie "-ni;iiM. *tru*k the otlwr veldele, a 1.0*1111' No. '.*7. in tlw iinniml in Illlldi,. A. IV. lielgey i.f .lux. ll"'' C. stnltnlhm nf uffie**r* 1.1.1 ul tlm speaker* nut only iidiires* ihe 11*17 Itidek aedan. on the right ('. lielger with lb* I nil.',I Rt.,ie» large audleiiei'* In the general 'ear fender. I’ntrulmeii lien duller 1,0.0.K. luiildlng Inst night. Murine Culps; two liMilloi’ II. If. M. tili-usuo wu- iiistnlls'.l li­ W. Simmon* nf Salerno, I hi "id meeting* to be held ltd* year In mul H. II. Snviice covered the accl* the Vice <irun<l white llolpli Staitts K. W. Slliiliinli* uf Oheei'iiiib.f; ">ie - the Flr»t Methodist Churrh: Imt ''ent. » they i,'so attend chapel sessions ; t A Mack ilelsel trurk. driven by assumed Ids duties ns Heervtaiy si-ter: Mr*. CorinTiu tirunt uf the lib'll school*, sneak al rlvlr I’liiliii (1. I'ctervon. "H. Mason City, and J. I.. ilurdy rervlved tlie tn us­ (ieliivu; "B giuiiitiTillilren an.; luncheons and meet with Young la., ran off French Avetiuu at 2 ;IB urer |*o»l. gnat gi'undrhildreii. Air. linker -nee*iwl* H. (!, IluwFimerul seni.es will lie I"-I I ul Adult f w . i» ai Forum Dinner*. It*. this morning, idmut IBO font The Chain of x'|ss|„n*. Is ,ir«. north of Twentieth Rtreet. mid uni us tlie Noble Grand. Mr. Iluw- a:tHJ m. \Vedne*iluy at ll" n seufist In "0 dlfferant cliles In struck u tree. Huinage to the truck nn) now assut.ies tlie title of I'usl Mctliodist Churrh with ihe Florlila, and on two unlversHv wn* set at IB01). t.t. II. J. Hickson „ Itev. I.. A. Hull mill Du Hex t I*e*niiiu»e«. t grmoi of nsthumtlv and i'atruliiiuii W. It. Cosgrove InTlie II other ufrii'i r- nud their Htnmilfer offlelaling. li t*...... 'I known speaker* will rnnie to Jurk. ivcitlgateyl the misliuo. posts filled lust night were as fol* „||| |H. |„ t|l(< (b i.eiu eemeti i lowxt __ _______ ............... sonvllla on Jn». 17 "lid travel rlo" o Hasler I - Wall. Ill, llreamwold M n the sta'" to Havtnnn lleaeh, trailer nark, driving ■■ Htfig Hlueo milk truck, and (,'eruld K. Lcs*iu*n. Ft. I'leree A'aro Ih'iieli. (I'd .and, Hrlandn, Winter Ifsven Wliitar "J. Ruiifuid Naval Air Stullun, m W Park and Tnmpn Dm first two driving a JtMl Chuvrolul coupe, iiiiuanis, Klglil Muppoiti r X Ire week*. were involved lu a misliau al B:.'IA fraud; C. II, Rlaffuril, Left Hup. ,, .. . lvllll. „ ' Jil y.ur-old wumun. .irlx Thev then attend a u"ak nn tho 0. m. yesterday at Twenty-fifth porter Vico Grand; lilcliar.l CosF a « t Cm,si nl Mlund. Ft. I.atidee. Street and Hanford Avenue. grave, Warden; Henry Jmni .im, I1M7 uulomi.hlie, "t" ll*“ dale and tie' Palm Ih'mdie*. The Thu tad lev report staled that Mr. t’otiduclor; flyron .Sipiire*, riglil '*‘1* of Do'1* ■‘luodltig lo D» ' * laxl Asiemhlb-s are held In Rt. 1. ussman went Into the inlerscctluii “ “ — Hupiorler; It. |„ * llriiwn, ni.'iitii Springs station early Hit* Petersburg, C'earv liter, I "keland, as the traffic light t-hanged. and III t Scene Hiipporlri; J, V. WII- mm tiing,' liailly sinu-hliig up Du11Hide"ton. Rnrasutn and Ft, A'w. trying to beat traffic, was Idt by ll|», Chaplain; C. J. W IHtliisoii, vehicle and InJurylou >w es*. The Hiirnkera then ro to tlie the truck. Damage to the couue tide Uruiid; Talbert Folk, Out- Sluts- Troopi'r Hum'll H. llmiGoll ri'purtisl toduy. tlnlversllv of Miami foe Hirer duv* was *et at I 7B whllu tho truwk did “ kOrartd. Mr*. LeVern Triicil, ‘J.t-yrai "Id of lepdngrs ami a* a final d i m " * nut Ifwur damage. Hut, it. N. Tench TfreahllU'litk wure served af'.rr wllu of mt AtlunUc Const I ina snetiil flv » dn** nn tha Florida Jr. rovered the aicident. » TBatallutlon crreinunli1*. conductor, suffered laceration- un Htate Unlverslte minis at Tall*. Iwr foruKciid ami u tms»lblc bioken 4) ha«*eo for religious amphaslr ii nk In wfii’ft shu era sited intu tho week. I sl.1i* of the ACL'* 'J7U truin, which Thl* pnigram. which l« unhiue lo Florida, ha* ha,f n steailv growth [ wii' unloading eaprea* while ex­ tending across the 1110 route ci"*S(Cantlnued On Page Three) I lug, blucbiug hlgliway ttaffi* i Mrs. Trued wa« nulled to Dm l FVrruild-l.iiiiKlituu llospltiil where LOUISVILLE, Ky. Lh-The Louli! tier eulldlt ion wa* ilesci lin'd U4 villo Times reported today tnat dciertcr* and AWOL*." Richard Harwood. Times «tnff "gmid" by Iter pliyilcian toduydesertions from the armed forces Htale Trooper l(nrrl*un <«uld New County officer* were swom of the United States have reached writer who wrote the article, said; give no reason fur the iicci.h iit, "As of two months ago. at h-nst Into office till* morning at tlm "alarming proportions." Court House by County Judge The situation baa become so bad, 700 aoidlers and sailors were hid­ since he said Ihe automatic signal Douglas Bleiutruni, the newspaper ssid In a copy­ ing out In Kentucky cities, un lystcin wa* working ami Die road Those taking oaths went Ray- righted . article, that a wctl tn- firms ind In rural communities. was clearly tnaikcd with puwited bum T . SHI wee, Superintendent of formed Army colonel called It "a Some of them deserted year* ago. railroad wurnliig*. Damage to Mr*. Trued’a rur waa jtame of them live almost like an­ I'utdlc Instruction: Luther Hobby, national disgrace.1 Sheriffi Karlyle Hou*holder. ConnIt laid the wave of runawaya Is imals in caves and abandoned coal eitioiated at |300 and the lialn tv prosecuting Attorney, and Hugh motivated. In a Urge number of mines, Many of them arc pro- rrreived only illgtit damage (rum casei, by the dcslree of young men tected an dhJdden by relatives and tin- Impact. Mra, Trued reside.- at Duncao, Justice of tha Peace. 470 Rosalia Drive. The officers were administered to get dishonorably discharged and Meade." National! oaths to observe the laws of Flor­ evoid service in Korea, tally, Harwood w r o t e , VFW M KKTINO In Kentucky alone, the article enough ida and the United States, along _ facta are known to Justify A reorganloatiuruil meeting of with an oath « f not having any said, from 3,000 to 4.000 deserters the estimate of some military men are tracked down each year and that on any given day of the year the local Vctnraiia of Foreign Communist affiliations. Also taking oath of office this other hundred* still roam the coun­ enough able-bodied men tn make War* Post will be held at lilio pjo. up two complete combat divisions on Wednavday night at the Amer­ morning was Dr. Robert W. Dunn. try. It uuoted military men as sa are classified <s deserters or ican Legion Hall. Comdr. Pat AwOt*. That Indicates e permanent Johnion, announced today. F. W. feme of runaways numbering Twyinan, national VFW post or­ ganiser will he present and will to I0.0M men. Ttmea said lu Information, meet with port officurs at lliOO p.m, All offlcert ere urged to be present at the 0:00 o'clock meeting and ell former member*, members end oversea* veterans Interested In Joining tha organisation are urged to ettond the 7i meeting. . N«*w Conntv Sworn In By Jwlffe i i . . t -. s . . 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I.iiwrence Swof bird ii’poilud that Hubbard 1 -Iriii'Dim would begin wok this week on paving of lleroiuli't Trial and Pennsylvania Avenue, which nro presently sand stieuls. iiallit) of Helrult. died Suiuliiy HI- widow *iirvlvi-.x. m :\IU N G PI.AN.M.II DKI.ANH iH Tlie Sluts* timid lii'pnrlmeiil will ludd Its prrliml nary luidifrt In-uring fnr tin- I rinliiDes id Ihe Fiflli Hlxlrlet here Jun Hi L I o i i h Club iM a k o K Bleu For Blood Bunk A plea for blood lo replenish the Mood hunk at the Grunge Me niuriul llospilul wu- lioidu toduy ul tlie regulnr luncheon meeting of Die I,it'll, Club Ill-Id ill tin A'aclit Chib. Itelliy Witte, diilrict governor, -old uf Dm dvsiro uf Duns' wives to gutlirr a group of donors und G,ke them to Grlandu to help in > the shortage at the huspilttl, and Hurry Rub-ion stated he fuvured tlm proposal and uskrti members nl tlm meeting to donate them.elves and gather donor*. The club maintain* a credit rating In blood ut the hospital which may lie Used by member* uml Ihulr futnlllu*. Tlm blood »upply ut U.MU hae dipped dangerously low and un urgent appro! hue been made by hospital authorities for donor*. Lorul persons who wish to con­ tribute lo the hank may contort thu local Lion* Club by telephon­ ing FUM. Floy Green wus token In ae a new member today. Mr. Witte of­ ficiated at thu ceremony and pointed out the club* atandarda of "service to the community, the nation and fallow titan." lie said there arc nearly a half million member* in 8U countries. i ' •*•a1 v*1 It, miiB .Is.li.M ( 1 mm il,ftft 4«| 'I', * <illllil ,1. 1 M. Nil t M* l>Nm] M'NM ll I"' 11, t(1 | i l Hi ‘ .4 1 if uf n Nttll III*" 1 Nil •,r u- B ♦»*N|It (|* S u b * i ltd, •i|> til Ilf Mlfb. "1 H n f I* •I.II. Itl till. 1 lull IN lbs < (Milt H n .i " il ' !T||IIH 1 14 \ Bt Hm, 1 1 MM '« 4 « . 4 it 1 1 1 III 1 NUIm ll N'l B l]|M I 1fit I fillT It!, ll - I t id hi in IN AT " i f i I 1 II 1 A »»f i i... .'I'M ll It* ■*111It 1 till •*tUL' Ni »M»I ........ *III A •t ill Ki B-l<l ll,* tlm |>1 ’ tlf •Ni it m i'n lk'. Ml - ' II AKill |ll iU *Ii ' , i4 IN1 H n fli 1 tx ll. l.lt ,''NllIUl 1 •ij IN %l ililll lit,) D I M F S A l » B F A I . hi 11uni) M «t i* VV in. If. *411- 1. |Ill « Belli, 4 , IBn • - ||lTM«<tt1 INN t hull illdltk f i f t ,. I„ 11 dell lent ill v Jaii'Uin l" G" figl'1 u g u i id i"'li« und *" " " 'iippnrt of the I if,VI .Mn ret i uf Hime' d r e. llu iiruiduiiuitii'U follows: WHI.IIF. \H. the vrin ll''.:' ............... Hu ••' -i " ii li " H " ' |. opideioii- of InfiiuDte I'll ro I •-is lu nil i leonlc.l lii-torv, w l .-i -i n ,„,tir tin n BB.liUtl unfoitniiiiti i Itlldreii uml adult* wer. .i ii .i .u . it ml W I I K I t K A S . ill's " u - D " fifth ceiiii'. m iii . d 'inpie. • denied high poll" Im-idenee, demoUstiu'ing Hull in, city or tie'll in u j r "r.-at nation »-«" h » sceured ugu m -l aollu, nod. W I I K I t K A R , tli*' Natlmeil Foundution fm Infnotil,' I'mulj - I - assures tx—If, for nil vlrttois uf lid - .linnse n'-i-illng ii-slstume und lm» never fnlh-il In ehaniwlllnv eno"genet . iiuipnii nl. per-on „n| ui,.f oioiil-.s to lit *, i- iie.-ns stricken t,v "olio - , iis*l fo,,-i-* nod, IV IIKR F.A H. the itMTlb-M rollis'ti'd hv tlo* Mnieli nf Him. of tin- Nntionul Fouinliitloii for Infiinlilv Piiridysls liuvc I...... ex­ hausted 111 ciirlmr for those strlrtn o I" enilier > cars und Du,— fr||.-.| lust year during Dm longest mid worst polio i pidvioic purlud ever known to innn and, W H K K K A H , tlie only hope fur cunlliming ntildumie so,vice, extensive prot’ ciiiii* of putlcnt cure uml .clentiflc reseurch is through unstinting xunport uf the Murrli of Dime*, und. W llilR iU M , the itiBit Match of Himes is being conducted throughout January In the City of Hanford, Floridu, 80 TH E R E F O R E , I, Wtit. II, Hlempcr, Mayor of Huiifiud, Floridu, do hereby produltn the weeks hereloforn Indlcnted lie dwdicatad lu our mutuul fight ugninit polli.tuud do cull upon every resident of thl* city to support this critical fight through generous contribution* to tlm March of Hlim.'*. Win. H. Stamper Mayor T i' , Fleeted B .o iird l l e a t l School hi auuMicr nii Imi rli a eikdum amt ai'cuf nf the tiMUlttrv iutclh t.'i'in*'. M a reel hm laijir/, uiri* h* luif puhl f o r uu la iy ly i ...... l«.bee It resulted ll. ti." .tenth U r n m l e k ' hid mult I 'niiik S«utuuii n pm t I Hit.AND Lit Serviiws will be s S k 'J .K . K 'l - S r S Mrs. Trued Is Hurl •d iln ! iiiiucreM u» 1* M»*kk Mikk n belli I'l'ie Indus fur Ahlu K I'rimt Gintill "ir 'o lions, ll" town "I'l'p 7„ ri.||rl.,| imibibiK siipi.rlideadnit S ue? Hisa.."™" 'Il Crossing Accident meul. I("■hiding D'e »" ll( stetsoii t/iilvel'sllv Front n Desertions From U.S. Armed Forces Have Reached Alarming Proportions OfflccrB Of Beverage Laws Thanks Gnin.'kvuii! Promised By Davis W hi t t * 'ir« . i*»ix'ii« t'am T D ie I" (ieiuwa Mtomonte llm -u- lie said that during last year nl Mm. Horen- Kli/id.elli linn. *fi, ie ii . ii. si i bit errors were re»oouslhle f"i M a died in t,enem at II lit' p m >.m i x, ■ i i.; . i"i r- iv rMagiiuliu ocM.t or of neenients neeidents ......... snmewliat f'dlmvlug a n .............. liiigiiing llin. ,s r v r v - r^.p cent hat 'ini muowmg r..L „ n it 11I... ,.M I., ' clog wu*. r ,'l •! „f >*t, I . t' ,,,*1 \*» matter .....I i,,ii"i,g. |4(, n I •!<f 4 *,| it ( f | i f sift 1 M 1 li'l* . .1 ft *, . * ill Hit' 1 1II ’ • ' M (1 ■ . 1 f M -1 1 t •* ■14 1 i,l,B .11 f It r in’ il UN IIU 4 In n, t . •' IT Mill' fn.’ 1 ■■ ( 1N rt it- i ' ’ *kN » l(l|l Nl *........... 4Ifi \ ITS** 1" "! 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I l l " •N'l , . . | •*ii H t at Illll U !(. ik ill r. »» II A t'N' I I , 4' Inn I i*i*s• i- w ill, Itoniun l o Bur * | In j'ltNi'lii ■ i- ill idonidtwf fnr ( 111 • Ultl f*♦I'Ll 1 f|IN 1I'lir'hhitf l» i l l l l ?. •klMfillV. util if) 'Mg,. and d r ­ tin. ill’* l h « I Nnf ai *il r + ’ •1 III! 4‘t mum'- nod tie-d- " f "lie coinuiutlitv. It ’s Doit -dumb-. I't'I'HIC APPOINTED I*.*., i* H Tepsh- tin- iwell nufiicd .„ in, stuff of Warren S. Juckson, Yoloslu Cotiiiiv tux assessor, It •ns ,..o ...im.'.l today in l>ol.uml. Me I*. I. I.-, "Ilo I'M* lu'.-n usso- bit. J with ti"- 1 'I. Clemlnshii’v i't., uf Ciovoland for tlm past five •vnr* wilt l.o ii field appraiser in Mr Jackson'* office. Movie Time Table II IT/, “Tho Golden Hawk" It(HJ - 'J;"t» • 4:13 - B;B7 • 7:11 II: US MOVIF.LAND "Hurling How Could You" Sturts diltU • tliB4 • d:30 last feuturo - U:0 t k™ � 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, 1953 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, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1953. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1953; <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/4c0d02b3c22d8a94bc195f3c0927b18d.pdf c347e387ac35888b3dbc8986a9210950 PDF Text Text Levy B ecom es Third FSL Pilot To Sign Ex-Sanford Skipper To Play For * W ’ ; DeLand And Blue# Both Await Fate Sanford's C lark Is Hr KENT CIIKTLAIN Top Rankin# Free Slugging Ei| Levy, former playThrow Artist And Ing-maiiugcr of both Hanford nnil Orlando and onre the wartime No. 2 Point Getter flrut baseman of (he New York IS-Y ear-O ld Jones Leads County Scorers With 18-Point A verage rage H Mon. J.n. S. 1653 THE SANFORD HERALD Yankee*, la'cntm- the third Florida State League pilot to sign hi* con­ tract for (ho l!>6:i season when the Daytona lleneh Islanders, affili­ ated with the Cleveland Indian*, announri'd (ho nroulsltlnn of the long hull hitting ulnying manager last Saturday ruglil, /I 1 r\ i|j_ C * op LI a Vandy ToTTaclde Gordon ClarkCSparks Seminole Quintet AVith 34 Total Points Mighty LSU Five In Big SEC Game T a By KENT CIICTLAIN tbeen suffering tho effect* of a Oviedo, long known a* Seminole That lanky senior cage refugee ievere ankle injury, a leftover County'* hotbed of basketball, ha* from the Oluo Gras* State of Ken- from the glorious DeLand victory produced another phenomenon, Tennessee C la s h e s tricky, Gordon Clark, is still the last November, Johnny Junes, the lanky (l-foot-2 nearest thing Seminole High | Bunking third I* Frank Stafford. Mississippi I08-pound non of Mr. and Mr*. J. W ith School ha* to resemble a scoring a senior who ha* figured only ft. Jones. All their youngster has threat a* the anemic Sanford has* slightly In the winning schemes of Quintet Tomorrow done I* »«t the opposition'* cords Coach Scott this season. Stafford kcthall record* revealed today. afire with his deft one-hand push Clark, who began Ihe season hu* I I points l»* he closely follower By The Assoelxted Press I<evy, who pi­ shot* and nmttxlng agility for a with the Feds in an unnhtruelve !hy big Jim Krider with 13. Vanderbilt takes a shut at Louisi­ sophomore of only 16-year* of age. loted (ho Orlando manner potting eight markers ; The scoring parade from here or ana Stole tonight and could bolster In the flr»l three g a m e s ihe against the highly touted lllg down i* a sail story of raw green its prestige considerably with a vic­ Senator* far the Oviedo l.lona have played. Jnnew Ten Kdgewaler Eagle* In Or­ recruit* hampered bv outside lioli- tory over the Sugar Howl basket­ pa«t two *ea*on*, ha* scored 31 point* for * robust Idny Jobs and an untimely epidemic lando.' ball champions. experienced a IK point* per game average lo The unassuming transfer *tu -'of cold*. Bob Pettit and his LSU -teamrnld-nearon hit- lead all Seminole County prep dent, who might have added even 1 Overall the Seminole record natea have been beaten only onc*-ting slump la«t ragera. The youthful cage sensa­ more tallies to his spree. If Coach under Coech Scott U far from >y Tulia-and sllll ere the favorites * u m m e r and tion established a two-year John Scott hadn't called him out being Imprmnive. The rage re­ to replece auspended Kentucky ai while he made n County precedent by pouring In of the gamo early In tho fourth presentative* of HUB have not ihe SEC basketball champion*. spectacular re­ 2K point* for Oviedo against a period for a well deserved rest, yet experienced a victory In Pettit k Co. have won seven covery (o hit bewildered Clermont quintet. actually tied last year’s Individual three outing*. They have on the («me*. with the towering center .-154, the popular June* also leads the county prep single game mark for a Seminole other hand fared top Central iveraglng more than 27 point* a manager wa* re* hoopster* with 25 field goal*, or hoopster with the 21 points against Florida Competition In Winter lame. , . teased at the end In Ihe terms of the fan*, tnirket*. I'ark, Edgewater and Mainland, Edgewater. Vandy dropped a conference Kd Levy Sanford'* only claim to fame at Ctaik's effort hut not in a single game have (erne last week to Tulane 76-53, of the season hy John Gnniel, this stage of Ihe Infant <-Hgr senIhe Hcottmrn been able to keep tied a similar rut the Commodore* were handi­ owner of the Orlando Senator*. son 1* that Gordon Clark is the feat produced hv a pare with enrmy scoring on­ capped by the absence of their Hon Ford, well-known FHL re- county’* leading free throw nrllst Geiald Covington slaught*. scorer, Dan Finch. relrer, «■ - iminnllalely named with 12 nnil second in totn! point*! a g a in s t New ’ Thi* Friday night local vagi top Other scheduled names tonight to replare l.eey la»t September Smyrna in last fan* will have the opportunity to have o Jones with 51. Alabama at Florida, winner when Levy'* release w«* an­ nciutlnlie Itoth the Fed Junior var­ year’* EFC post In the total point department,I nounced. Ford hit over .100 laid there Is a dee Ilied Oviedo flavor) season tourney. sity ami vnrslly huopxlrr* whrr d the Gator Bowl tournament, nnd *ea*«n and wa* the Sanford 19 (Editor* n o t e : they play Pniutkn lit the SIIS com- Tennessee at Mississippi Stale. three of the top five scorer* Through last week, only three catcher in IU|M when Ituddy with " The East Kim Idn himition gymnasium nml auditorwho all wear l.lon uniform*. nflirial SEC game* -- those which MARK HOffMAN, JR, fiyrncnre Unlm-tly back, I* flopped Ity Ed I’hnra, Abibnmtr University hntfbnrk, lake liurlrd hi* epic lO-Innin* ^Conference b n * litm. I'llK TOR FIVE after a gain of three ynrdi at the lOih nuniiul nrarge Howl rlnssic lit Miami. Fla. About Ofl.UOO persona With the prospect of n little ran- count in Ihe standlngs -had been , marathon tlrlury in Del,and. now di*hnnded watched Alabama defeat Svrocii»* fil in n in win the Orange Howl gome. Untrraorlonol .Soundphoto) 0. Fg. Ft. T the post season ler competition from now until nlayed. wiih LSU, Florida nnd TuIletihle* Ford at Orlando and A rage to u r n 'a - state tournament time, plus tin ‘ ane winning and Vandv, Alabama Levy in Itnytnna Heach, lied Jones, Ovd. toon Scot I Iadded rest iiv--' the holidays might and Mississippi State losing. ment), Treadway, ex-wartime New York CLARK, SAN. Thl* week the race for the cham­ Clark's fnmo wn.< short lived ns mean a complete rennlssnnec tin (Hunt outfielder, wa* signed iignln Meek, Ovd. the Fed*’ next enrounter brought Sanford's floundering cage hope­ pionship gets underway In earnest. for the minlnir year a* the Jack- Show, l.ym, Nine SEC contests are scheduled, them to Daytona Reach where thu ful*. aonvllle llenrli "Upper laat No­ Fnve, llvd. three tonight, one tomorrow night, SEMINOLE CAGE RECORDS I Mainland Mnlnllncrs are the edge Hilly Meek vember. G. EG. FT. TP. Are. one Frlduy night mid four Saturday masters this year and they proved E'avcr with 50 points while Lyman's lone 3 II 13 34 11.3 night. It to Hanford hy rapping the Sem­ Clark leader, Charlie Shaw Is fourth Tomorrow night's HEC contest inole* 67-24 wlilln holding Clark Mulls 3 4 7 15 6.0 with 2H poiolN in only two games. Hv HENDRIX CHANDLER 3 r. 1 14 4.7 has Tennessee at Mississippi. In n to a mere five marker*. Using two Mtuffnnl living, slnrp he has been drafted The Hunford llelabl's compilation tty ED CORRIGAN 3 1 r. 13 4.3 non conference game RinnlnuhitmMOHILK, Ala '/H—A terrific fare­ by thul team >men on Cl*rk. the Muinliner* k'-l,l,., doesn't include the Greyhound*' 3 2 n III 3.3 Southern meets Auburn. Friday A hard lulling first baseman. NEW YORK Us—Other than a 3 found Dint the "wluless" Celery Davis first game records with Apoplta, well football performance In the 1 0 3 3 3.0 night Georgia plays host to oncen : Fed* could he completely mesnrer- RpynuMs SO Shaw may even be ahead o f l ^ ,',i" r ''"J*1 feH Hairy Agganis Agganl* gets his first chance In font 3 center, Ihe biggest rarity Ir t.e beaten Auburn In an SEC battle. 3 0 3 3 Mnnmiin hrilli Meek and Clark. Norrnnn Huston Cnivi-rsity’s one man gang, make good In busehnll In March college basketball these day* Is a i Ued. Tennessee entertains Davidson 1 1 06 2 0 All In *11 the Dteet official re­ iiui.... Foye, u senior gunrd from Oviedo, with hut few regret* today about when In- reports to the Ited Sox team that gets through the season I 0.6 Saturday night, but the rosl of the l Icamp at Sarasota, Fla . for a try­ undefeated cord* give Clark ■ eomnlrle If ««t Hawkliw 2 0 rounds out ihe lop five category choosing baseball for a career, 2 0 1 1 0.6 week’s wlnduo affairs - Tech nt Till' Golden Greek said lie hnd ' out. The current campaign Is no ex­ altogether commanding Indivi­ Sheffield of Seiulnnlr County prep scorer*. 1 O 0 u On Vanderbilt. Alabama nt Georgia, grapevine *ource* On the basis of average point* Ihrushrd out the football vs. base- l Ilnstnn University'* aggressive ception In fact, the trend is getting dual nearing lend. The ex-Ken* I’-rk 1 0 0 0 0.0 t„SU at Mtsslsslnpt Stair* and Tu­ per game, June* also Ind* Ihe hall issue with himself fust Novem­ T-quarterback came Into the Senior mure pronounced If anything. In lurklan ha* tallied .11 point* on Moss Tot uIs 3 2<1 43 05 31.7 lane at Mississippi-are SEC games. county player* with a tremen­ ber In-fore lie signed a contract Howl with a buildup ai one of the previous years, you usually could II bucket* and 12 free throw*, Most of last week’s onmes were W. L. I'Ct, Tn. Are. few quadruple threat* In college count a dozen or so major outfits hnlh high In Ihe Sanford column. dous 1N.0 average. Mhaw of Ly­ with the Huston Ited Sox. fate of Del and Of course I hate In give up football- he punts, passe*, runs nml with clean records at this stage Thl* total give* Clark Ihe see- Opponent* 3 0 LIMN) H«7 65.7 tournament hatlles IJ»U vhlno"d lion Ford man I* second with * 11.0 mark 0 3 .HIM) 115 31.7 Vlllonova KXMM and St. 1-onls 70-07 and Hanford entrlea hang in tin- while hi* teammate Hobby llris- football and I appreciate all the play* on defense-and he lived up Today, you don't have In use all ond place point total In the en­ fj'vm iu Opponent* for the S"gar Howl crown; Florida nice lliings everyone said about Sanford tire rounty. your finger* to count them. balance. klll I* third with 12 point* in mv playing." lie said after he "had in his reputation downed Te-h fiS-tto and Georgia 62 30 Wlntrr Park Trailing behind Clark I* the InSeton Hall, Southern Californio. He passed for two touchdowns, The Seminole lllue* have ex­ onlv on* game, Sanford'* pride Teachers 73 fid for l^e Gator Howl 5K It Edgewater nnil . . Georgetown „ .......... _ Jured beleaguered Junior Mett* tended a 30-dtiy purchase option and Joy, (lark, la fourth with a led Ids North team lo a 23 13 win ran. ponied, Intercepted two passe* Fordham, Novy, title and Mlsslssip*'1 heal Arlinnn 67 over the South here Saturday. 21 Mninlund and hooted two conversions, In one (Wichita stilt are rolling along wlth- with only 16 morkors. Melts ha* In Weldi .lone", which expire* at II..1 total for hi* three fame* 7V7fi a-d Aulvirn 63 S3 to win the "Hut I realized I couldn't (to uf Ihe greatest one-man perform uut n setback, hut It wouldn’t be midnight tonight. Jonc* pouted and Walter Duila of the l.iou* Memnhls Invitational. I made my choice when 1 liner* In any all-star game. ining out on the limb to say that |600 of tho reported 1 1,00(1 rule ha* an even 11.0 average for hnlh. Treh he»1 Georgia 71-54 In P*e *w "wnr All-Stars To Agy itids'* leal* kept L'hurk Mn t probably will be .Just a mwttcr price on Nor, 20 of la*t year, lie Just on* game before he was In- decided to play baseball wilh the Snort* Roundup Gator Bowl rnn«ilallon game, and Ited Sox. and I'm going lo eon- toy,' Holy Gross’* passing quarter- of time before they bite the dust requested u r •-(lay extension ho- J lured. $z>rond Chance Auburn drfcalrd Memphis State By GAYLE TALBOT centrnte on trying In make good back, from displaying his aerial along with the other tnrmotchers. cnu*e of a critical Injury to Itay While Meek I* the N o.n scorer with Hoston." Memphis meet. In other games. All hove rough schedules. Seton prowess for Ihe second straight Bhafer, cx-Nnllnnul League play­ In the county, lie I* sixth on the The 22 year old HONOLULU ijt—Tho Hawaii All Vanderbilt downed Vote 05-07 and Hall and Fnrdhnrn have a date er, who I* a pnrtnrr of June* In; basis of average per contest with however, Ihnt If Agganis sold, all star game. MELBOURNE, Australia tft-ln ho fnunit he Maloy tossed one pass which Jan 14 The Rams, probably the appearance. John Landy, the young Stars, I I 33 victims ol Tommy Tennessee 77 00, Alabama heat he promised nurchast of the Hem- 10 point per tilt record, Jimmy rnuldn'l make a success Harin Field 03 34 nnd Keeslcr APR of base- dilln'l connect, and ran Ihe team els*.* of an unusually weak lineup fellow who ran a 4:02 H mile Sntur O'Cnnneir* passlnv In vesterdav's (1151. and Tech lost lo Tampa 64 M note lllue*. Illun prexy John Ctrl- Newman of Lyman I* seventh with hull lie’ll lum Ip pro football, inhnn grunted the extension and two-game average of 7.0. |[e Is One man who no doubt would only Ihe Iasi two minutes. At Sun " lf New York schools, also play day, Is anything but the typical seventh annual Hula Howl game, and tn Miami 63-60. get another crack at the tal at till* writing no further word closely trailed by Norman Foye, like to see Agganis go Into pro Francisco. Malny had lo sit out the I Navy. Georgetown unsl Navy, In conception of an Australian, most will I.SU owns the best record so far East West game because of a red-1 Run. alm> have scheduled each of whom arc pictured ns being ruled Illinois quarterback In a pad vet linen received from Julie*. wllh seven victories and one de­ second contest Saturday. ' t!!!? Uvlwdos Freshman flush feolhall is Paul llrnwn of Ihe Ihot performance liy Tnm O'Connell other. Southern California sllll has florid and row-boned. In DeLand the Jlnt Wheaton, 0.7. ,i,n coached th iu«e'of ' « i Illinois. |]]|nn|H. to wade through lust about every ICleveland llrnwn* who O'Cnnnell sparked an all star feat. Then come Auburn 10-1), John is ollvo-comptexlnnrd and future of the Ited rolleglnle team to five touchdowns Florida (3 1) pnd Mississippi (72). Hounding nut Seminole County's North team. The Drown* would I "*■The North’s victory evened the leant on the Pacific Coast his mop of curly coal-htack hair Hill* depend* on Top Ten I* Hiuninolc High School's have llrsl crack at Agganis If he Even Ihp nation's No, l loam In goes back from a high forehead. in thn first three quarters -one nf count In the four-year Senior Howl the success of Junior Mett* with an even 6-pnlnt (1 ftHie weekly Associated Pres* poll, Ills delicate feature* might serve them nn an 18 yard p m Dorn pulut turned in Ike pigskin .sport fur a series nt Iwn-oll. the rlvle elnh*' game mark, Kansas State, hnx been beaten, ns the popular Idea of u divinity O'Cnnnell to Oklahoma's Hilly Vrs all-out drive to sels In Ihe second period Michigan Stntr turning the trick a student. TUI' TEN | COLLEGE HAHKETIIAI. aril IKK) in'n*iin The Hawnilnri team fo»t"rcd *"eh couple of weeks hack Hut the Hut make no mistake about it. Flayer G. Fg. Ft. To. Av-.l Hy I'lie Associated I’ ress Tn. A t . ’ ticket*. Jo<- lieWlldeol* don’t figure to have any this hoy can run. He's In marve­ orofesslonals as Honk Walker. Ed June*, Ovd. 5 M 1H O MEMPHIS I iiv , TOURNAMENT Huy, owner of trouble this week They nlny only lous physical condition from the rife Labnmn and Dante l.sv«l|| In 2H 14.0 Mii-dsslppl ii6 Auburn 33 (Chainthu Hat*, who Shaw, Lym. 2 ano game and that's ngalnst a so- rigorous training grind hi* coach, thp boekfleld. It threatened con­ Drlskill, Lym. I 12 12.0 Inns hip) previously dvso Marquette outfit. Percy Ccrrulty, ha* put him stantly hut couldn't match the 3 YORK i * -J . Edgar Hoov­ 54 11.3 Memphis State 73 Arizona 30 ■ Ideit to *e|l the Clark, Han. Seton lloll Is certain tn press through. On Cerrutty's orders. Lan ■olleplnn*' forward wait with Its er,NEW Duds, Ovd, I director of tho Federal Bureau Consolation) II 11.0 ____duh. *tntrd re­ line nf local players. Hawaii scored i stain for the No, 1 spot nnfv no v onidy has averaged an hour nnd 40 3 of Investigation, will bo offered a no 10.0' HUTCHINSON TOURNAMENT tted Ir-adwat eenlly he would Meek, Ovd. the basis of its undefeated record minutes of exhaustive wnrkouts only In Ihe second period. 16 7.6 Washburn 34 St. Itrncdicts (Kns) *|Hin*or the DeLand dub, If the Newman, Ly. 2 A crowd of <n"ie in ooa o-xtehed 10-year contract at about 1100,000 CASSELBERRY (Special) — I but alto because It Is tho first dally since returning from the 3 r year, as executive director of 7.3 22 7-5 47 (Championship) fail* allowed they would support Foye, Ovd. tho contest in balmy weather, The country dub, In the Land-0- major team In the country to score e International Boxing Club. 20 *1.71 Ft llav* (Kns) Stale M Pitts­ t akes at Casselberry, located 1more than 1,000 point*. Its 13 vie- Olympics In Helsinki. the team In 1065, and If the City Wheaton, Ovd. 3 t'errutty has dedicated himself 3 Harry Markson, managing direc­ 15 fi.O burgh (Kns) 60 (Third place) of DeLand would cnn*truct a new Melt*, San. about midway between Hanford tnrlea also head the list. Southern to bringing world foot racing su­ '^Wie N«*t Tourney tor of the IBC who made the an­ McPherson H3 llelhany (Ka») 40 and Orlando nml Just east of Cal has 10. Fordhani 0, Wichita 7 atadlum to replace the old Conrad premacy to the Southern llemis laat night, said Jim (Con solution) Field grandatand that wa* hurtled highway )7-b2 (sill have Its o ffi-, Navy fl and Georgetown 3. Up In Tampa nouncement phere before 1656 He Is absolutely Norris, head of the IRC, will make Southwestern (Kns) 60 Emporia dal opening Friday nt 1 p.m. to the gruund following a Utterly, | Tn* Pirates from South Orange. confident Landv ean run the fahlod the offer to Hoover. The IRC con­ Slate 33 (Consolation) fought game withh Sanford's Hanford's HemHem 1 Golf enthusiast* of Central i N-'. J " P.'*.v. onl>r- °'K>* ,hl* w*<* four-minute ml'" the first day con TAMPA —Play began today In trols boxing In most big cities In OTTAWA TOURNAMENT ,lm»le lllue* last May, after polishing off Ihree more op dltion* are right. Florida will have the opportunity •be men’s division of the Dixie the country. Drury fid Cape Girardeau 57 The City t'nmmisalimera hsv* He thinks his only problem Is Tennis Tournament with all seed­ of seeing »ome of the well known ponen I* over The holidays. The na In Washington, Ihe FBI said (Chnmplnnshlp) oxprr*>ed wllllngnr** In build a 'on'a leading major college scorer, finding some mean* of making ed stars except Gardnar Mulloy Hoover would have no comment Ottawa (Kas) (W Warrcnshurg amateur anil profe**lonal golfer* Walter Duke*, scored 26 point* In prefabricated steel stadium, If John extend himself tn the limit In action. on the offer. In action after the rlblain at the the Plrsles' 73-52 victory over Le(Mu) .vt (Third placo) •h* W Hal* promise to play In The Miamian, seeded No 1 h*« "I don't know If Jim haa con­ first tea, I* rut by Mayor-elect moyne Saturday night although he Obviously there’s no other miler DeLand nest summer, ORLANDO — (Special) — DeOTHER GAMES Joseph' Laird In appropriate cere- didn't play Ihe lost five mlnulea. around who can do it. Another of a first round hve and Isn’t stated tacted Hoover yet," said Markson, spite an n-pnuu ll-polnt surge suree in In mo tho cm*. clo*. At thl* evening's meeting of thel"'"*" Cerndty’s pupil* named Le* perry lo play urtll Wednesday. EAHT "hut if he hasn't he will as soon mimic* opening the new course, Now that oil the tournament* are ran hlmaclr Into exhaustion merely DeLand City Commission lire flnnl J*s'<’I<h1, the HI. James Panthers Dunuesne RA Vlllonova 01 Others seeded In order are Ber­ os possible." Prominent golfer* nml other.nut of Ihe way, most of Ihe tenmi decision to approve a City-financed eked post the Lyman Greyhounds, setting a fait pace In Saturday's nard tlartzen, San Angelo. Tex.; NYU 7(1 West Virginia 73 Markson said Ihe matter had dlgultarle* present will he Intro- can start concentrating on the enn- race. atadlum for the Red Hal* will he ■'-•■"L on a pair of charity tosses Army 81 Wllllnm* on Ilal Burrow*, Charlottesville, Va.; been discussed among himself. dined hv master of rcriyuonle* ference races which sn far have made. Failure to agree to con- "Jf H»h Taylor within 80 seconds You could do worse than bet Brvan "Rltsv" Grant, Atlanta: Siena 01 Dartmouth 34 and Truman Gibaon, head |been mowed under by the biggest Landy will be the flrat athlete In ^a'houn Dickson, Tampa: Alfredo Norria struct (he new park would ilaih of lU***''. hero last flatSeton Hull 73 Lcmnyne (NY) 53 Hnv Morris. nf the Chlr»go h'seph nf )v" The opening feature will tie an i rash of tournaments In hlslory. ------------ --------- history, history to run the four-minute Millet. Rollini Cotlege: Rill Davis. Under the plan, Hoover would take any hopes for a DeLand diamond ‘"V** ,,|Kht ln lh# Armory. I *Hal!e 70 Wake Forest 50 entry In the FHL for 1063, i H wna sweet revenge for Ihn Niagara 71) Loyolu (L ob Angelos) exhibition match between pro* Actually, except for chopping down mile. Any faint feeling of skeptic­ .Knoxville, . . . . . . . . . ~Tonn.; end Dan Bulll- over much of the work done oy Panthers whr> were h*dty -n*oj"nnd amateur*. Including Cor) P>e Hat of unbeaten* and adding a lam ism we might have had bad about his hla " » " St. Petersburg. Norris. Returning to little only last month hy Jim Payne'a lucro to tho college fundi, Dann, one nf the top amateur* of phenomenal time*—ha ran the mile Pennsylvania 81 PIH 76 J)o FBI. mana­ they Greyhound hoopster* who score.1 a meant Ittle. this area, and Denny Champagne, In 4;02.l Dee. 13—when wo watched Temple 7n SI, Jnooph (Pa) 64 4ec(»(ve 42-32 triumph over the gerial p i c t u r e The conference winners will get him In hla lataat effort. HI. Johns (Rkn) 07 Hvraeuso 64 pro nt Duhsdread Country Club Panther*, brlsfly, Levy'a It la more than probable that fur the past 10 years and former­ spot* In the coveted NCAA Tour­ Canlslua 71 Buffalo Unlv 53 Th» !,nutwood five sorely a«1«ry was not| ly iiro nt Grand Rapid*, Mich. nament anil that'* the big one In If the 22-year-old Melbourne Uni­ sniiTM misled Ihrlr high ncorlni for. versity student had not been forced (tlaclused, hut lhe| Added tn the list of <;olf celebri­ collegiate circle*. ward Hobby Drlaklll, who was T'llnne 70 Vnmlerhllt 53 buck a stiff brecie on the final ties of Central Florida will bo If, they cuntinuo at their present lanky I n i t i a l unable to play. Charlie Shew Wratorn Ky. IM Bt. llonaventure Tom Carney, pro nt Hi. Clalrsvllle pare, some of tho nlhcr team* that 150-yard ntralg the "miracle ■acker will defprovided the Grev hound* with 03 mile" woo'd be Hi way to the Country Club, Bt. Clalrsvllle. Ohio, could wind up on top of the heap "nltuly bo a playtheir thrilling climax, scoring’ North Carolina 50 Maryland 40 whu spends the winters at Orlan* before long ineludo La Belle ( U -lf record hooks ng pilot In 1IJS5, pit of hi* IK nnlnlo In tho gome South Carolina 66 Davidson 87 do and la Instructor at Dubsdread. Oklahoma ARM (10-1), Washington Landy himself isn't especially . Last ounimer Le­ In i ho laat period, Furman 83 W*M 78 surprised or eaeltcd over havlnr (O il. and Notre — — Many other prominent golfers will Dame (7-1). vy pounded out flhnw'i prodlgloua swishing ofMiami (Fla) U Ga. Tech 60 Three tournament* ended Satu lie on hand for the opening day. ur- run Uie third faateat mile In hi* •19 burner* to fori waa the heat for both team* lory. areordlng tn Dill Higgle, whu will dayi Mlaslislpnl won the Memph hi* !? rank third. In -------- and gave him iha distinction of MIHWRST managu tho new Casselberry Invitation by downing Auburn 63 Northwestern 71 Minnesota 63 avorlng the highest IndlvU'iat point 31: Washburn whipped St. Bene'i *hllo playing for tho Han- total for a single gam course. Indiana oi Michigan M lanta, Levy poled out 55 man player this year. Digith' is very enthusiasts over diet's (Kas.) In the Hutchliuon Wisconsin 30 Purdue 46 blows to vaUbliah the all­ Lyman t Michigan Stale Cl Ohio State 57 tho possibilities the now layout (Kaa.) Tournament. 84-47, and mark. Nobraaka 02 Harvard Si presento and stated that the ter* Drury became the champion of the Hild Bob Cook, slugging la* Shaw N. C. Stale 77 Cincinnati 71 rain ufftr* nostlblllttoa of becom Ottawa (Kaa.) event with a 60-57 r eohlnfleldor who hit 24 H olm a Fordham 64 Dayton 50 Ijioz' beeuutlful end trlujnph over Cape Olrardeau. ing one o f tn# moat Eastern Kv, 70 Toledo 61 last year, rotum In A . Th om aa stiurty rour sc a In the aouth. Digm Daytona, would h av *,„ wman Draka T4 Detroit 62 wi.u swlnx* • good golf clu git, who ono-two horn* run punch IE, Butler 74 EvanavlUo 61 end conalstenUy fv hang* hang# up u e very mJLt **' Rradley 11 Bowlin* Oman 7* .WiUT" good score, stated there aora had placed Lav; either Tata] era! natural hasards i Inlander or Ooeoa uni; for Bt. Ju m p pond* and saaala aa '•ar. but tho auddoa — flcal onoa, offering iturday night to nam* to every player. * ikipper, ended all In commenting on the next ■peculation. nine hole*, which la ln the pun-1 ■ Callternla'w* V $ f!F M nlng stage, Higgle etated that Brigham Young T* Utah State 66 flontllR the proposed lltn fairway will be Idaho no Washmiton State 4S E s ia v laid out on tho peninsula In . Bou. California 7* Stanford 63 Total Tripla Lakes, which will have to iman D Washington 74 Oregon 60 Scoring by Quarter* i bo reached across an Inlet over Wyomlne 78 Dop«'or 46 Lyman which a Chines* bridge will be Oregon Slate 64 Portland 36 Bt. Jamea .. constructed. Utah 65 Colorado state 50 Th* now eouree has been made possible through Mr. Hibbard Gaafu v iL A N t o pwTirr ■elborry. developer of tho town, UB—W a lM rt-------M IX ia ROWLING LBAOliM whe contributed th* large land Javtlanwll mtee-Jtt, . ara* noeeaaary for Um preoent »!**■*' nlno of an t l hoi* eeunet-j T « H ISM T h , M Omm -i*e#e*»s*I*its»***••i■•**e*• Th* Casselberry eouroe wlll be 'APjitfxi 4iDt4«4iJ(rs.( the (subtle - with-deity, ter Gavita oh o i '*eil•i*'S(fiH(-ii*i<*«mss•wztiut v --------t-, or annual green* foe* A n n P*ch ■! * tM<1(p wstsfeM ■. Vjjtyr st4Mi<iii»ttit# Mle and will comprise a total of 6013 r 16* Waa* aeeewd yarda. >. . r -— Only Five Major Agganis Has Few Regrets As He Quintets Departs For Career In Baseball College Remain Unbeaten f if '■ t Hoover Of FB I TO Be Offered Post Of IBCPresident First 9 Holes Of Casselberry Club Will Open Friday K St. James Noses Out Lyman, 32-31 Shaw Hits For 18 i j j r [ 1 GREYHOUND K iW r n Bowllnt Standlnt" ■ V S ' ' ’ B0WUNG TONKHT ..O Tm r "saSr (•National Laigue Workman Dje» 'A V , Open Bowling 7:30 P. M, Sanford Bowling Alloy C CW U �ML4 <1 I UK " I . U I I I I i IP YOU DON'T rtcrhe )eur Sanford Herald, Cltj f& h t # a n f 0 r ii Delivery, by 7:00 p.nl., please call YELLOW CAR till » » <9 V O LU M E X L IV W ttv & lb A N IM IK I’ E N D L N T I) A ll.) N KW SI'AH KK Eetabltahed 1008 SA N F O K 1), F L O R ID A * Atsuorlnietl I’ row* len sfcl Wire T U E S D A Y J A N . 11. I«5:i Snow-Storms Lash No Sabotage McCarty Is Inaugurated Midwest On Heels J ra.c.e i?!*nd Noon-Tim e In Simple Of Sub-Zero C o l Air d ^ForceMbI,T Officials N’ew rh ief Fxeciitivc' Traffic Is Snarled In S t Louis As Twelve Inches Of Snow Is Deposited In Day Churchill Will Confer Tonight With 2 Bigwigs Testify Before In v e s t ! g a t o r s For H o u s e Committee Warren Recites Things He’s Done While In Office Says Dirt. Bust And Corrosion In Dark Closets "Must Go” T U.l.AHASSKK H It, rt- .,rr highlight- of Ihr inuilgnrul uhll'i'-WASHINGTON -Air Force of Ta l l a h a s s e e T — Hamel ilciUcritl by lim Han Mil ally flclali lo’il Hume Investigator* lo Tlminn* day they buve found no rvldcncr ........... McCur.y .......... ........ ... . It'll. a;- ....... called .... fur ... n its lie took office By The . l « w l i N Prr«« i of sabotage In any of the »rrir!« | > .,* ifia iu - ( L i\ n i ‘ iu »P I ls». *’ k*hkI government houst-rli-aning" . " t’.i,' .V, A spreading murw llorm begun of military air disaster* which t t t l l l l l l j f v*OA Cl 1101 LH. fU. tlK1(, Hie ,,.,(1, „f uff|r(. roll must n ioi,nl/i .m lii.alii it disrupting traffic in purl* of tlm , r ( .........• . r«* .* *l r . . . "?■ ■ , " '" I. 'il l ?.., . «'»«■«£■ . »■ «>■«.. » . ■i a «* « af i.i i ■ ,Imlny . ik f nurt'ifi* In thi* iH'i'fnrm.irif* • i«| (w rriw f < * Florida !'.f w^'ln* hi the tH-rfor-oaoe. Midwest today on th,. heels of a 1**171 'O f l o D l l i e \\ i t l l I dom ed 2W live. during November t a i l s .\ C C O m p ilS ll The in year old Ft I'leree d lru, " 'd r dolle' riiere will • Nil .................. vi , . , , .•* i and December. bloat of *ub rern cold. f ..i 1 r ami ealtleimin *aid "Ihr tickets issued to .N e w l . S . I '.llV O y l O Eight Mlllturv ,\!r Transport meats Of T e n u r e )sr,1"e A belt of new anow. grnerallv two i jjrayy train role " illrl uml rust and eorroshm plane* noil one Nuvy bomber rru*h lo four Ineltea deeji. exlemlrd from Britain And Dulles etl or ilioupiH’iiri'il In this country » ,, whleh has aevooioluled lit the Montana sn.ithonstw uni *•»*#* |i>w| \ll,\S.Sr.r. rurimrs ,im| .l.irk elosets most k " " " As ^I'lrntin of f luriih. I di . ... and the Kar Kail during the two ... .I ......... ...__ r -,, .slol||Uinc . and Missouri and wax working eastlit HVIIVIN |„ Mt.lOWKVtmi month*. Hue era til. Ihlit of a <723 , } roller warrni mill Unlay n H,- ilnln t -ns uh.it .In l rust i»'t lulernle lav lau . n l,.". oi.i.t .............. Is, leasing ihr -tale in "xmind ;ll1l| ............. . )„. .............. „j ,,l ,mj let el l "'ll r...... " <...... a ' iw o Iir-Ii early morning full NKW Y'tHK n-'tlrll'«h I’ rinie Uh'tHuniuicr neiir Seattle Her. 20. million * , . I, , . ... dealt iiiily gcneralli wllli major pollin' offiee imy "D'c'.d >1" produced one of Ifie wur.t traffii |Mloixter V'in>lon(Tiorelilll will con- Mllcd fW .ery ircmeii In u«iulluii« In a farewell address whirl! was pilOlt' in ' tHt<‘ iif- ihr NfitutrNt in • Mill lirriiK^ fsiith with Ihr |w snarls In SI I.... . since a foot id fer »l dinner lonluhl with John I «rwilesl Iropedy „ T,i,m ... 1% iinvn |h) iif pnlilu l * i* * I snow fell In n U hour period In Foster Ho les, secretury of stair Ihr lloiise Aroied Serylees « om ^ ,|cj]v uuuunii .*<hIrrN’sr\ in Durulu hln November. IMI. . deaik'r'Me In President eleet Klim- mlllee eallcd In tup l’l‘iiia«oii a r ,.^,1 |)ee V* Warren reviewed Inry "I waid lib In hum > n. >i| I f i’ h r w ill nri'MMti ii spi* The snow packed Into n hard ; ‘‘aWnet. and Wlnlhrup W nten for a discos.Ion of the ills n„. ammiplislunenls of Ills admin ailed of ire on main streets, stall. Aldrich, who will be nmtmssador wider* the session wu* In the na n n | || |, mrrled rifir nnturam tn llu* l^v*<iNl;»turr rrnnirnt hiMiMth iinn, Ins or alowinu ionu line, of Iraffle. Urrat Rrilaln ! !«"• *’f * prd inlnurv hearlnu to V.r.rly »ll of his eompnlin vihrn it titiM'ln in April "I am comlitccd 11■.i >. ...a Tloioannds were lute fnr work Nil* cet tiwelher at the home determine wliellier the committee pnim ........ i.„. Un.' '^ * Mrl «r!> rrpvnli tl hi* frHpinill) The St Uml* Piibllr Servlee Co. "f flounder Heniurd tlnruch will i *hou d undertake u foil scale hives At vpvmil piiint** hr upril r\|irrsYi*tl ntn\^iflifin ‘ ,thul wr run lilei'l ttie Heed' nf *In III t fn"i Ihe needs “of* .............. the next *" four .‘ ear. without aildilu.ii.il lusuinm pul Its entire simw-rightlnt fleet follow lit ulwnt 21 hours a *tml- 1I'tfutluu. After two hour* II was III** Mtmi* wording «<• in hi* cnrlltr meet ......................... sears without additional tusulinn no ntlr pc'ople I 11HI i»'l m p < t into servile, but hoses anil streetl»r dlnuei eunrereoee hdwTcn |rocy»»eil until nest Ti'esday, radio talk in our iH'iiple " lie addeil lu, ilsuul the l.eulslatuie for any id.life.ual ear* were ronnlnu up In a half f'horehlll anil Klscnlmwer at the **en. * li'tnr I. Ilertrnnillus o ro 'Imi that he will ask die t.e«l» taxes CXCCld » n the dm; i.m hour behind schedule a* the mono Ihiroch home. Inu rush hour slurletl. There was no indiciitluii whether hlvesH«a Md'nrty. he hud siiceccded In Ills Inline In increase Ihe tax on dim Ir.tek, In Florida "huh I lee: . . A strike hll the Milwaukee lias Klsenhover aiso would altem) to J"1 '! 'I10'* 0 ‘‘rashes lias dial nf uiakinu "all of Flurhla a race Ira. ks "which I feel are not not now eontrdmliim Iheu fan l.itjlil Co n» tlie mercury dipped nlvhl's dinner sehedoled fur ti p.m been completed, and ail vear ruund tourist luieeii" He rt now euiitiihuftim llieir fan shaie share lo (he cost of uoyeinoieni hut a eoinpuNv ipokestnan llarneh said Churehtll cvoecled1 ,lc“ . _i,.,.u„ ............ imrteil Ihe slate bail almost a, in tin ’ it * -! u f urn u rm u m it 1 nil! *ii|i|14j-xi1 atik iTIni l tu » s H i hjMil v fu r fill tin r jir n im it iiK i said Sufficient sopcrvHory workers l" leaie for WashSndon. from 1,a ,, 11 ‘'“ I1 by . tali auric alls.. "tided „ , lm,nv .niniucr lisltuts ilorlna llu It m l k fiiiiililiiiv : wore on hand In pree.mf u dis Guardi a alrjMirt at It a.m Thors '* tnnvllde indinntion that last two years nf Ills .iduiinlslnithm »f Mir tn tirM I mi s im 'S' a m i u ia r k i tl th ill t*mi i**t' w l»u J*a> ♦ riiptlun of nnturat mis supplies for dnv lo dslt r.ealdeiit Truman, i " a* “ factor a. winter tourists “ ll I n il l ) l ill*'Ml nn ft, *|1i|H»mt f»rn lluvt S Vbitulrnbrry Air heat Ina and euoklnu Until Churdilll ami Kisenhower Warren said lie had hroouht new I iiir it nf llu* <»lati'% t a m *' ill > c r\ *• i I .t m iiiM liT uf (m h f.in ilm u « <l> A storm off l.ake Ont'irui doomed were silent on any eimchisii.iis they t%i»r*T chief nf ^1 iff. n«hl thr IT industry lu (lie stale thruiiah the i fain t hmiV /*'M» In it il l l ) i»'M M lv llh illn .f.ii Ii* ''V'na flylriis sarer <tnfrr wmie while M il artk w.Mtl I n i i t i ' l *■ la d> to six inches nf snow in flaweuo miaht huie reached mi world S. hn» 'tn " “iu"jt ,,r t,j, ir.du-tnal develop N tn" 4fii1 rti.tku i iT t im t ii n iK t l nn Cmililv, New Y ck . The fall cl- " problem, dorlnu their conference ?!r meul eouneil aided In the Stab irr.ltril .*** tin rMur* lint ivniIi Where in New Ymk stale varied I’hurehlll'sVt'Krdnle for hslnv I" lie matched lie line <lher tdr loree Advertising L’limmlssiou ami the mil mu* l "u* oImiai ii Mm* t i\ iiiniin fill nn|irti\ riVHTllN ill mtlrr Mi.u fmni a tr»e.. i0 ihrcc|invhcs in tin* elosfed a luncheon at the llarueh 10,, '* , ’ '"If) Floridu ( hitmbet's of (.'ummerre Mir* i nutriliiilc I* xtuimlb •>|irul He tp'd Air Secret try r''"t"s« t s, ,i ^ iii ul lillir n t Ml.i! Inorthern section, ) home with Arlhcr Huys SuUerver Hi. effort* foi highway safety :im | Snow flurries hit rideacn nhnut oresldct and publisher id the Vew K I'iutelter present'd s fjitls tie s wen marked by banishing roam rn n r .ilh r h it u lit iih n * .iti'(l rt,n r ,4 » in /; *",w **>w1 ndd inornlei' and the l ? S Weather York Times; Julius Ochs Adlc- s'-owTnv the number id maior mill tug hirslmk fro mlhe muds. In •t iu 'iilit l itiiMi nf rtif*M*r% a t l«*M -** rv Iturenu fo-eetisi t>. <i (u Ihrec ittelies veneral inniiaucr and vice prexl •arv aerldents renehetl an all lime .... nf yo oer i.st noil flvlng ...... *,"‘1 , b> H rrtl,,ml ,rnm' m*^ iiifii' iicriiMiltitril I'l'WMiti would full hv iilwtit. 'lent of the Time*, and Heorv 11 .*mt »T Aberdeen S H had fo e inches ,,<dh*r inehlef nf Time. Ine ,l;,ri| l n /n 'n ii T,I|1 '" r :i. " ;!" 1 Ihe general healih of Floridlm's im i **:ii|«l» 1»tti»i*l "f new snow and tint alia Neb., two ‘’b'leaffiins nud Andrew- Heiskell. n „ ; ,i ' V o. ir‘ , a‘ H»l>ro‘ c,; dm mg Ins u rn. In uf fn rr* fnr h r a lt f l. w i lf-ti* n l i n i thin u m l ii" s titn tim ia l enrt* inches by eurlv morning. pulmsher nf l.lfe Maga*|ne ^ v'1,.1 hHr'1' ii the *!’ highest ' ,*'1rale i iin flee, he, v,reported u>11l WUf and „the „ publb feel jlir ii»rh**i^ ympu! IiiinIiu n*iii,iii Snow, i-.'uflti" from o'*e tn six J 1. . !h ‘ Yjiwe* and JJfe hav< »* .*HideutM )r Vsaid l»nr% »* n* MRl n i; i‘l»r Ul* fi ,I,.|U financially " farmer who made tl»' go*enter printeil I'hurehiil’ s memoirs in the inches, fe" In West Virginia. •h'rilf iH'.r *WJ*W n* hw hymr.Noting the return of prniperlty t shin on ln> .eeoml altempt said Meanwhile, much of the Midwest past. g 'i 1 t«I» ' ' a,1 J<* l,>* before the |(l t>nn „ |iU|uslry . lie declarrd "all itersunuel on the puldu pay ' h i o t i i i K i tik e s B la c c shivered I" thr season’* ruld»*t •■will! , ii "Perhaps no uliter great Industry , mil mini rce.ntnlfc an oliligatlun weather. The rold hell extended A s I ' n l i cc A l torn p t ...Jm/i WJ°*.h* r "* " I ,,,V*r 1,1 fty state e»cr ruse from Ihe of service in Hie performance of from the northern Ruckle* to the . " T i1 ;; 10 T la,"i " 0,h a»he* of liuolvcncy In the tatty , their duties " noMItern Appalnehlunx. 'T o S o i / . u C r i m i n a l s The lenincrnturr drooned tn 2j . . . , , tlei/rees beltev reru nl teferrnl'ow HAVANA ,t P o l i c e walsl d\ ul Kails. Mltut.s Jo||et III,, had n nil'll. Iiiclmllii'4 .1 n i IiiU'Hi I r a f l_____ i c M m haps l most * ; *tfi's-xerntc l S frare S fnf Z air™suiter ..'^ 'T J S------------S s.'S .K S tlu J .»• ruxUb/g of U uml Itni kford. Iff . x -----------\ lm|,fic serxier These must lie , li'i’iU T u ffii iT*. u i i i' k l l l i’M Im ln y In S&.tmsSSSt'SZiX. * t* in*2w ..„ ..... ... oiuvt)H lH livnivc*■ >alh Is Administeref’ IJy .lu-tice Sehring; \\ anvn Ilands Seal I'n 11n Successor Or in.nil .|ieeifle pi. ii. may -t*,u a* (m -tide I \LI..\II \SM:K M\V r in n "I i i m I i / i " I lin t m u tntii i **• m n i i " I n a** no! .t" .1 'pt*iuh 1 Inti iin .in m u '•hit H i m u -l h» v H c t iH t n l i.i*' «i iiiT .T d m r «ind itni rn^iiniinl .«* a Cm :iT for Ihr ;\\* nli'-l ** t I ' l i m ’s n»" tut' ‘i 1 ,<.!■ t.u* ‘V i Chain Of Missions Slated In Sanford & i iiui t ., On .litnuary 22, 22 ' !Jiunes i * iu . ii i. -.7 j ‘ rV; r’: its nsu'vaj'VK.K jzs --s t ft.rs5j.-ar, b‘ : 'ir«. i*»ix'ii« t'amT D ie I" (ieiuwa Mtomonte llm-u- i«•lie I.. .................. . nl Mm. Horen- Kli/id.elli linn. *fi, said that during last year ie ii. ii. si i bit errors were re»oouslhle f"i M a died in t,enem at II lit' p m >.m i x, ■ i i.; . i"ir- iv rMagiiuliu ocM.t or of neenients neeidents ......... snmewliat f'dlmvlug a n ........... liiigiiing r v r v - r^.p cent hat 'ini muowmg .. llin. ,s r ..L „ \ i , . " "! ” b ‘ , h ig h e r th a n in ItMO:Hint f a ilu r e 8 ln wus b o in i" H r lu n d u X .. ***sj«Irfiiiip rn v n t caused 21 J |w r 11*77 nud lin d U sed in Gen.v 17 . 4IIII h iilt liN Iti'l '* *'**11 t jolrnij |»i*r>ii(is mi ll-l M im lir i m ul Mu* kkjiiifi ti \iiM m n iU ' Ih u ‘•lumMiu* r u r i i t l h lu'ti l u l l i n ’ .111*•i *11 »1*tI in riilMMl M|1 kUMNM f I l l l l l l i i l l ’ 1 In a a hi I h r if tl'l-’' h.t 11 1m ,1111 1 1 7 ulu IKIN'.'- IS|*« ( l 4HI.ll > *1, lllflt .itll * M I \MiiX I I V** It it , *‘I fllMk * 1 r r | »*til* r -. i h I lit “ tu n <||l ' I wo ll" ' 'min *!*-**11lit’11'M'ti ) l* ) *1u> 1*■ M ir it ra id tin' a K niim I ii * M>n H Clllii**’ tin \Itiiuntil I1* V„ing Vul h n i1 i1 n i4 .f i titlllth III xfil'kx t*f i h IM* itNi •ii I *r* I B’l'l tic a 7.TilIII Mu in*!* u n i '* ** (.11 tin - a l M»»* h n m r till,-!, "II- ill liv, led Jn-f 111 lu," iif I'/l'.i'li -ilil L i IN'I t li'illI l T nf ftti !; \\ m in . pii-sbl. hi "f tlm fb> Hilt Id Mill t r x t ilr n n rk i'I ' I'n lu 'r 1 .. ,n « l. tn b i M lm u tiu G ' ''tir in*ri' g NH't nith ;; 11*If*r*‘ tklu n Mu*> *M 1 .. ., n . in ,m il mi,'ion* • t a - l n ig h t ii 111*1111it i*il I n i**il 111 Mi*' I 1111*1 * I* j|r ) anidi llu M* k fiMd H iilh n i |ji(|»,|, |i|". t«l* lin k ftm llil M'r lf**lk I ti. mi 11 t r ijH » m Id* !i 'kit t1» lik * i* 'l ,,f ( d ’l iim iti A i k . . ' . / u u r ih il fu r Ih r •ltd) hi l I ii d i ik , p'd " n l u ik* i' n if ih i r> of .1 pc 1 n h i n l i t ,t, || firi' which Mu • IlirniHmi'lf Liurr»i ir tl> IjiimcM h> pulici* tkk*. Ihuuc* >*-i»lcr*hi) u* *n«- finiii 11,, ||J(^ 4C* ii'i'il ((** gmrntMM id \ r * ’ S it a c t l F r o m F ir i* T i' - llanlrl **f st hrdtdr and rtrn wtlh •»niiu* tlirn w slin ks 11 in ih r ;itn l iiil r m h ii’lin n ^ m iitttrv it tiff i» « i t I i l a k - third nf t» Jr *t;•t« ih*mji mil ilk' tn i.iiHd ** ittitml in. t.imrhtftnr Ihr traddiotiiil wIn 11 1 > In, h uniiii n iM iiry p ir% \\ > i n i t * l I n 1 hh t hit*f .Lin*i (i ** 11 1, S* bring nf ItilW litII t it |s . 1 l- it] a .|Ul t Tin* I In* nl i S ‘iprt itit* i iii 11 1 td in in '•rttl Iln '•tnipli* <uiIh Hr .iini \\v imi \ hi "in 1 if'*i s I 1 m ‘ Mrt in l> f*iill' ; firvl ‘slt sii^ht .Mum) that wr w.mt In n >i IInni In .11n• mil thru (uiniiiu with Ihrir himiN Mwtr 1 i'.tnn Ihrn im i rtin tirtl r ti-itl fii't liiw.inl .i ph«ih»i;r*iph < > |hiir lidhr-'Ui'sttt m l 'it.’ ii t.iml .1 |h* it lift amt nrir In , H i! I f ir il ll I* tln lla l ink 11 i i rjt'til In Irf all th r tm**m ;rt llirir pirturt*** 'I III'** i' h'tJM Mirnittjh 11‘Nt'^iHtl/iiliniv IB.it tnif un i ni nhiM nl! im tr r m,t> bt- iit'rn t n p h 'ln <1 in tin flt hl iif n i f t - f M lh r 1’n n i v 11 tnh t r il it-s .il It*s«» ru-st m! 1 'n r m|H*n i I n h I m 111 Minn n*tl him t li Mh f r lil 4 r11111111re Hr iin lk m itc d i» f . t|i it 1 me 11’ii'i'il t» -CMrcIt ,imi r\ '* f i flM’lll .ll ( ii lll l '1 ' I INI lll'ti I fUMH il Mi ! 4.til (I*a* 111' ,111 . I I I IIINil II if Hill m| .Nl . H 111.1 - Nl Mitt. It*. ’ 1 kml* *1 Hi MCI ’ (MMl*'t| N 'Ml 41' k kird nf di 'it'iT .tk ’ raMtrroi t.n\ Martin i!ili\rr«t| thr ^rr.il '.il nf Mh -luir f11 Mri’urly, whn ni!ri*i|tirrd fm* Ini's m.iiu^urnl " .t* •x h\ si i i« r.ir\ nf Muir It .\ ntlili •i u> Mi l 41 ( k t .Ik I tl ltt Mil' M am lintf f l ...... . mi ,*f'k m *a H it :,< lit 1*n t nf u |i uhiUM .Mid a f*“a * In * i n h*’f(irc l.u f it i : ( il' MuiNUMi.il m ld l'i'> 4 . t 'li' n lc d 1i> »i m o ltu -e ) H r c* " i Mi C a i i \ li.u l lt d Mu* »*\«*cu C ’ » ii i. in ' ii in I**^n Mi,in 1kkn hour'' ’ m 1 > r fu r th r t i ’t 1 r n n n lr > r ll tn 1 d hv llit' 1.ti.Ui ’ nf M ir u a Mi lh in n W .iir r n h i.Ml ♦ Ir i'M 'il Ml • A ' .ik c n .it ' tH|M *1 h n il s c r ' M1•I (|»M till I ' r»’d* | Ml Mil |i|n r i < i nk 41 tth h ’ f i c « l (i> \(|N Mi • .41 ia . n l M i *. W .ii i f n riihm * f*t 4 ' Mil IN .» *| 4'. lilt j i , | l ( *Mj,IT C lill \ ’* hli"' f*alii*1,' i il 1 Mi Ihr I'l'wf uf I 4 Mi l .il t k ltt I|>l!k t • n i*u il ■ mil a I n ' .I**1 Miid1 flan ,ix hcrgi* it \ 4-"" *r*f •iittii* •i . nf ' m in i ih i !'i ,1 Ih rr r* Hard Knform m m t W h itt* i i .. t - . s .. F u i s i i c O f Beverage Laws Thanks Gnin.'kvuii! Promised By Davis Fnr ( li'iu.'i'tius Aid 1 VI I M l \ S S L i : 1* l*»uyh hut nut 1 mn ti n i h i i ' T ip r iil nf fh r 1‘k ir il l lu k* 1 •• h u m M Mu* tm ig n t u i Ml) 'i M U ' 1 in .id*1 p r h i m f* *l »* ,t d BlUl 1 l» k U .1' lu ll li»M CfiU fe rill! *11 * 'I 11 *(11* riiN k nf 1 CMS h i the* • Ini pi Mu Mci'iirlk .1il 1111itk** fc* x i. i ir d h% I't r •*11f•- * 1 I 1 ■ n mi ti iifinu tllliMktin* H r pi r v t f h r Ih it i f' "U* ' c u fi m c I he hikk jin NU4i"i' i i niJTC'i dil fit ■■-1h ihii ’ r11Ii n ' ' IImill f4', T Nf f.i’ NT IN' -Nl" *■<>t III If| 1f i'Ii t », 1 H p i ' i l IN Ufm ' 1 f,1 ki tnhl Mi*' ■*(! Mi ( MMm fl.. I iIe*I . . fm1. ». I 1h. pci s l in * h I.* h , ih i ti'd In ficjiif 4i | m fiMi if* (Mi t I n 1 r i .1 M ......... . I* let Mffu I " .it thl (l. PI........ M sHINHTM N f H i-• *1 c ,r Sl'f Ift Itll1' I Mlit Nl I! I 4 I.I (' H.I. I i N 1( f 11' . .Nl f 4. . M11M11ikk Nil#. . Jletflld if .....ll if' ' MM ' IhM l> I if ■ .Mil l FMliyh Minn I 1IV 11I Bl I i* In. I. M. 1 .' flan I . 11 , M •I- III Mil !•* Ijtulttl Mu .Mil . mIn'MinI ti imi i *i 'Mu h r ‘ •1 1 * l I " "Ihk|I 411 ip ini I k Tlie Klurlilii Chain of Missiunni “r \ ’. ur' ' ,u ,ru , fm Assemblies wi'l conte tu Si*nf.ord 'V. .u f ',ur‘,|M» mid n c -|eeuj. tlw past .',H yea.,. SI., «»■ ..... . on Jim. ‘_’ J nud g;t till, v«nr wri.'li ; i,:..:'lt .!lriv1b;g .,fl,',iit!,ei . . .... -----.w. | veldilus lM., ,,f t|„. IIn |tu(,ti.t ( liuieli "f l,ell* Illlf l>ti snenker* from ninny pation* win* they were driving ridlidcd »t Utfil * .»•**»* - ill) Mi l t M > M* ■ evil, tlm Gin,bn (Till and tie W. will lire*s<ii. the ideluie nf Ihe ,M' ve»lenlay nl Smith fink Ave- Officers Installed By M. V, ii* U’ iIn fiid f (mm f i' t ir 1 rhrUtiun Impart mi wurld urn* nM,,1’..u,u* 1Vc»t Nineteenth lltrcat. frill *,11 1 d r i I1■ tl ' ll mk i Ik Him is -utviied by her lui-'ind. Odd Fellows l/odife I'llillp Iilsnns, Mi s. Itnndiill Cliase loviil *be former nmlurlst was going fm r .ir f s 11*1 <t f It ifit,'* * fm 1 IIn■*•'• uf (iellevu; , veil el>»'iinnii. suid today. ''list on \Ve»t Nineteenth Strict nf ' r t)pi’ Mi h|>Ml.' In 4'| I'liii.ln*"; Hurry (i'ig*r "f teaJ. K. Itacvr was liuiuguruli'd u« These Assemblies are an nnnuul *""! Mrs. Fug sutilli uii flak Ave1 1»i1 ml • HI t Ifl'll I- I'lltll Nil! fl !' M)i 4 evil, Mis. Fnd llidluid nf Mi."1" d. the XTible firuliil uf the Interiiacvent In Hnnfnrd, of Interest tn Rue wduu Ihe eulli-hm iH'currvd. I t ill All's. Ijeoige Miller ,»f Fl. I.ii'elernmnv different eroutis as it |s in. N'e Fox ear, IKIti F'nrd station l ionu I t Irder nf (1,1,1 FVIIuw ,ll,b. Mis. II. tv hlltliU.ll . f "rI fn I 1 r tn 1 I 1 | ti * lenleunudimtiniinl In *e„ne and Hie "-ni;iiM. *tru*k the otlwr veldele, a 1.0*1111' No. '.*7. in tlw iinniml in Illlldi,. A. IV. lielgey i.f .lux. ll"'' C. K a M" i .1 fin ft ill* d' speaker* nut only iidiires* ihe 11*17 Itidek aedan. on the right stnltnlhm nf uffie**r* 1.1.1 ul tlm ('. lielger with lb* I nil.',I Rt.,ie» \ . rnf .4 1 I 1*I|M il. I’miiJe LuK*' If 1 • k* • In *"• nf |M *rm iM iii|f M u * ulmlcRidc large audleiiei'* In the general 'ear fender. I’ntrulmeii lien duller 1,0.0.K. luiildlng Inst night. 1 14..1 M i «,» r in* a* ,ih l Murine Culps; two liMilloi’ II. Ihi;huuy l;W. id fi xldo* Mirmi’fh \rin If. M. tili-usuo wu- iiistnlls'.l li­ W. Simmon* nf Salerno, I hi "id meeting* to be held ltd* year In mul H. II. Snviice covered the accl* I I' h i - hi fd nf Mu Bdr) hiut.nl.i Up t(u .uhjni nf ciuiir**Mc«l f itIMI* Cuhmihhi idriMirf \ * |i k Mi lit* fl k till 1 \ fd the Vice <irun<l white llolpli Staitts K. W. Slliiliinli* uf Oheei'iiiib.f; ">ie - the Flr»t Methodist Churrh: Imt ''ent. lit tin* c«iiiM ‘il ' I h r f ir d tihuiilMilt 1 e p -n rlrd lin f j i * film Inlet* ,1 ,*'*»! ||*i« •! till I'u t I » they i,'so attend chapel sessions ; t A Mack ilelsel trurk. driven by assumed Ids duties ns Heervtaiy si-ter: Mr*. CorinTiu tirunt uf ll i-liHjf In n ' i k luAii ftimlit fm v no, hcl kccit iiccnpitMt' «»f imi »"ln the lib'll school*, sneak al rlvlr I’liiliii (1. I'ctervon. "H. Mason City, and J. I.. ilurdy rervlved tlie tn us­ (ieliivu; "B giuiiitiTillilren an.; "' t'hu'h'. iIti,hi- tniiiiili' rnuhdi in sttltu. Iiitn llueoii k I-I i' itpeiutio.is uf llu v,'tn**ii'. luncheons and meet with Young la., ran off French Avetiuu at 2 ;IB urer |*o»l. gnat gi'undrhildreii. F le e te d Air. linker -nee*iwl* H. (!, IluwFimerul seni.es will lie I"-I I ul eon." il vu.nl HI fm il.ltli.l_ o|N*. ..... l«.bee It resulted ll. ti." .tenth U r n m l e k Adult f w . i» ai Forum Dinner*. It*. this morning, idmut IBO font o f t h r e e turn The Chain of x'|ss|„n*. Is ,ir«. north of Twentieth Rtreet. mid uni us tlie Noble Grand. Mr. Iluw- a:tHJ m. \Vedne*iluy at ll" n Mllull n Ifi. I hi ttivkii u l r i i u l ) S c h o o l B .o iir d l l e a t l h i auuM icr nii I mi r li a e ik d u m amt seufist In "0 dlfferant cliles In struck u tree. Huinage to the truck nn) now assut.ies tlie title of I'usl Mctliodist Churrh with ihe U h»::i uuMll»t*d fit• Much. u u a i'cu f nf the tiM Ulttrv iu t c lh 1 1 .» f l i r t r u c k h* luif puhl f o r Florlila, and on two unlversHv wn* set at IB01). t.t. II. J. Hickson „ Itev. I.. A. Hull mill Du Hex t I*i' •*•a 1 v*1 It, miiB la ijir /, u ir i* .Is.li.M ( b) cunt t ih u l ln ti, A hunt t.'i'in*'. M a re e l hm e*niiiu»e«. t grmoi of nsthumtlv and i'atruliiiuii W. It. Cosgrove InTlie II other ufrii'i r- nud their Htnmilfer offlelaling. li t*...... 'I laiyly * < illllil ,1. 1 M. Nil t 1 mm il,ftft 4«| 'I', Killed i ^ ’. n M m k k i(n eullut'teil in t l" D r it known speaker* will rnnie to Jurk. ivcitlgateyl the misliuo. posts filled lust night were as fol* „||| |H. |„ t|l(< (b i.eiu eemeti i M* l>Nm] M'NM ll I"' 11, t(1 | i l Hi ‘ .4 1 ___________ - ................. sonvllla on Jn». 17 "lid travel rlo" o Hasler I- Wall. Ill, llreamwold lowxt (11in1 itii ve. TO IttH.H Still A HT,S B ♦»*N|It (|* if uf n Nttll III*" 1Nil •,r u' hid mult I 'niiik S«utuuii n pm t M n the sta'" to Havtnnn lleaeh, trailer nark, driving ■■ Htfig Hlueo I Hit.AND Lit Serviiws will be Ilf M l f b . "1 H S u b * i ltd, • i|> til s S k 'J .K . K ' l S r S Mrs. Trued Is Hurl • d iln! iiiiucreM u» 1* M » * k k M ik k n milk truck, and (,'eruld K. Lcs*iu*n. Ft. I'leree A'aro Ih'iieli. (I'd .and, belli I'l'ie Indus fur Ah lu K I'rimt lbs < (Milt Hrlandn, Winter Ifsven Wliitar "J. Ruiifuid Naval Air Stullun, Gintill "ir 'o lions, ll" town "I'l'p 7„ ri.||rl.,| imibibiK siipi.rlideadnit n f I* •I.II. Itl till. 1 lull IN H n .i S u e ? m H i sa.."™" 'Il Crossing Accident driving a JtMl Chuvrolul coupe, W Park and Tnmpn Dm first two i i i i u a n i s , K l g l il M u p p o iti r X Ire meul. I("■hiding D'e »" ll( stetsoii t/iilvel'sllv Front n " il ' !T||IIH 1 14 \ Bt Hm, 1 third llo lll'. iiallit) of Helrult. died Suiuliiy week*. were involved lu a misliau al B:.'IA fraud; C. II, Rlaffuril, Left Hup. ,, .. . lvllll. „ trucks, I- III,nut 1 MM '« 4 « . 4 it 1 1 1 III 1 NUIm ll N'l B Tliv ' Jil y.ur-old wumun. .irlx Thev then attend a u"ak nn tho 0. m. yesterday at Twenty-fifth porter Vico Grand; lilcliar.l CosWuik »u* started hut HI- widow *iirvlvi-.x. l]|M I 1fit I fillT It!, ll - I t id hi in IN AT Fa«t Cm,si nl Mlund. Ft. I.atidee. Street and Hanford Avenue. grave, Warden; Henry Jmni .im, I1M7 uulomi.hlie, "t" ll*“ Iiulldlng will be lit x til nud 11 feet " i f i I 1 II 1 A dale and tie' Palm Ih'mdie*. The m:\IUNG PI.AN.M.II Thu tad lev report staled that Mr. t’otiduclor; flyron .Sipiire*, riglil '*‘1* of D o'1* ■‘luodltig lo D» ' u tth u J6....................... fo«'t high hose * It* ■*111It 1 till • * tUL' »»f i i... .'I'M ll laxl Asiemhlb-s are held In Rt. 1. ussman went Into the inlerscctluii “ “ — Hupiorler; , DKI.ANH iH Tlie Sluts* timid It. |„ *llriiwn, ni.'iitii Springs station early Hit* diyiiig lower. Ni »M»I ........ *III A •t ill Ki B-l<l ll,* mm tiing,' liailly sinu-hliig up D uPetersburg, C'earv liter, I "keland, as the traffic light t-hanged. and III Alderman W. I.iiwrence Swof lii'pnrlmeiil will ludd Its prrliml t Scene Hiipporlri; J, V. WII>1 ’ 11Hide"ton. Rnrasutn and Ft, A'w. trying to beat traffic, was Idt by bird ii’poilud that Hubbard 1 nary luidifrt In-uring fnr tin- I tlf •Ni it m i 'n l k'. Ml - ' II tlm |tx ll|», Chaplain; C. J. WIHtliisoii, vehicle and InJurylou >w ll. es*. The Hiirnkera then ro to tlie the truck. Damage to the couue would begin w ok rinliiDes id Ihe Fiflli Hlxlrlet here AKill |ll iU *Ii ' , i4IN1 H n fli 1 tide Uruiid; Talbert Folk, Out- Sluts- Troopi'r Hum'll H. llmiGoll -Iriii'Dim lit,) %l ililll 'NllIUl 1 • ij IN l.lt ,' ri'purtisl toduy. tlnlversllv of Miami foe Hirer duv* was *et at I7B whllu tho truwk did this week on paving of lleroiuli't Jun Hi “ kOrartd. Mr*. LeVern Triicil, ‘J.t-yrai "Id Trial and Pennsylvania Avenue, of lepdngrs ami a* a final dim "* nut Ifwur damage. Hut, it. N. Tench TfreahllU'litk wure served af'.rr wllu of mt AtlunUc Const I ina snetiil flv» dn** nn tha Florida Jr. rovered the aicident. which nro presently sand stieuls. » TBatallutlon crreinunli1*. conductor, suffered laceration- un Htate Unlverslte minis at Tall*. Iwr foruKciid ami u tms»lblc bioken 4 ) ha«*eo for religious amphaslr ii nk In wfii’ft shu era sited intu tho L I o i i h Club iM a k o K week. D I M F S A l » B F A I . I sl.1i* of the ACL'* 'J7U truin, which Thl* pnigram. which l« unhiue lo Bleu For Blood Bunk Florida, ha* ha,f n steailv growth [ wii' unloading eaprea* while ex­ h i 11u n i) , IB n • tending across the 1110 route ci"*S(Cantlnued On Page Three) M«t i* VVin. If. *411-1.|Ill « Belli, 4 - ||lTM«<tt1INNthull illdltk fift A plea for blood lo replenish I lug, blucbiug hlgliway ttaffi* ,.I„ 11 dell lent illv Jaii'Uin l" G" figl'1 uguiid i"'li« und *" " " i Mrs. Trued wa« nulled to Dm the Mood hunk at the Grunge Me N«*w Conntv OfflccrB 'iippnrt of the Iif,VI .Mnret i uf Hime' dr e. l FVrruild-l.iiiiKlituu llospltiil where niuriul llospilul wu- lioidu toduy LOUISVILLE, Ky. Lh-The Loulillu iiruiduiiuitii'U follows: ! tier eulldlt ion wa* ilesci lin'd U4 ul tlie regulnr luncheon meeting Sworn In By Jwlffe villo Times reported today tnat dciertcr* and AWOL*." WHI.IIF. \H. the vrin ll''.:' ............... Hu ••' -i "iili"H"' |. of Die I,it'll, Club Ill-Id ill tin Richard Harwood. Times «tnff "gmid" by Iter pliyilcian toduydesertions from the armed forces opideioii- of InfiiuDte I'll ro I•-is lu nil i leonlc.l lii-torv, wl.-i-in Htale Trooper l(nrrl*un <«uld A'aclit Chib. New County officer* were swom of the United States have reached writer who wrote the article, said; give no reason fur the iicci.h iit, ,„,tir tin n BB.liUtl unfoitniiiiti i Itlldreii uml adult* wer. .iii.i .u. Itelliy Witte, diilrict governor, "As of two months ago. at h-nst Into office till* morning at tlm "alarming proportions." he said Ihe automatic signal -old uf Dm dvsiro uf Duns' wives itml Court House by County Judge The situation baa become so bad, 700 aoidlers and sailors were hid­ since to gutlirr a group of donors und WIIKItKAS. ill's "u - D" fifth ceiiii'. m iii .d 'inpie. • Douglas Bleiutruni, the newspaper ssid In a copy­ ing out In Kentucky cities, un lystcin wa* working ami Die road G,ke them to Grlandu to help in > denied high poll" Im-idenee, demoUstiu'ing Hull in, city or tie'll Those taking oaths went Ray- righted . article, that a wctl tn- firms ind In rural communities. was clearly tnaikcd with puwited the shortage at the huspilttl, and in ujr "r.-at nation »-«" h» sceured ugum-l aollu, nod. bum T. SHIwee, Superintendent of formed Army colonel called It "a Some of them deserted year* ago. railroad wurnliig*. Damage to Mr*. Trued’a rur waa Hurry Rub-ion stated he fuvured WIIKItKAR, tli*' Natlmeil Foundution fm Infnotil,' I'mulj jtame of them live almost like an­ I'utdlc Instruction: Luther Hobby, national disgrace.1 tlm proposal and uskrti members -I- assures tx— If, for nil vlrttois uf lid- .linnse n'-i-illng ii-slstume Sheriffi Karlyle Hou*holder. ConnIt laid the wave of runawaya Is imals in caves and abandoned coal eitioiated at |300 and the lialn nl tlm meeting to donate themund lm» never fnlh-il In ehaniwlllnv eno"genet . iiuipnii nl. per-on tv prosecuting Attorney, and Hugh motivated. In a Urge number of mines, Many of them arc pro- rrreived only illgtit damage (rum „n| ui,.f oioiil-.s to lit *, i- iie.-ns stricken t,v "olio - , iis*l fo,,-i-* nod, casei, by the dcslree of young men tected an dhJdden by relatives and tin- Impact. Mra, Trued reside.- at .elves and gather donor*. The club Duncao, Justice of tha Peace. maintain* a credit rating In blood 470 Rosalia Drive. IVIIKRF.AH. the itMTlb-M rollis'ti'd hv tlo* Mnieli nf Him. of The officers were administered to get dishonorably discharged and Meade." ut the hospital which may lie Used tin- Nntionul Fouinliitloii for Infiinlilv Piiridysls liuvc I... .. ex­ National! oaths to observe the laws of Flor­ evoid service in Korea, tally, Harwood w r o t e , by member* uml Ihulr futnlllu*. VFW MKKTINO In Kentucky alone, the article enough hausted 111 ciirlmr for those strlrtn o I" enilier >cars und Du,— ida and the United States, along _ facta are known to Justify Tlm blood »upply ut U.MU hae A reorganloatiuruil meeting of with an oath « f not having any said, from 3,000 to 4.000 deserters the estimate of some military men fr||.-.| lust year during Dm longest mid worst polio i pidvioic dipped dangerously low and un the local Vctnraiia of Foreign are tracked down each year and that on any given day of the year Communist affiliations. purlud ever known to innn and, Also taking oath o f office this other hundred* still roam the coun­ enough able-bodied men tn make War* Post will be held at lilio pjo. urgent appro! hue been made by WHKKKAH, tlie only hope fur cunlliming ntildumie so,vice, hospital authorities for donor*. on Wednavday night at the Amer­ up two complete combat divisions morning was Dr. Robert W. Dunn. try. extensive prot’ ciiiii* of putlcnt cure uml .clentiflc reseurch is Lorul persons who wish to con­ ican Legion Hall. Comdr. Pat It uuoted military men as sa are classified <s deserters or through unstinting xunport uf the Murrli of Dime*, und. AwOt*. That Indicates e permanent Johnion, announced today. F. W. tribute lo the hank may contort WllilRiUM, the itiBit Match of Himes is being conducted thu local Lion* Club by telephon­ Twyinan, national VFW post or­ feme of runaways numbering throughout January In the City of Hanford, Floridu, ganiser will he present and will ing FUM. to I0.0M men. 80 THEREFORE, I, Wtit. II, Hlempcr, Mayor of Huiifiud, Floy Green wus token In ae a Ttmea said lu Information, meet with port officurs at lliOO Floridu, do hereby produltn the weeks hereloforn Indlcnted lie p.m, All offlcert ere urged to be new member today. Mr. Witte of­ dwdicatad lu our mutuul fight ugninit polli.tuud do cull upon present at the 0:00 o'clock meeting ficiated at thu ceremony and every resident of thl* city to support this critical fight through and ell former member*, members pointed out the club* atandarda of generous contribution* to tlm March of Hlim.'*. end oversea* veterans Interested "service to the community, the Win. H. Stamper In Joining tha organisation are nation and fallow titan." lie said Mayor there arc nearly a half million urged to ettond the 7i meeting. . member* in 8U countries. Desertions From U.S. Armed Forces Have Reached Alarming Proportions X IT m»m ^ M rt ,<i t) vui% iiu ilik jlin it r d h n \ r r im r i*f K l ii r l il i i lu n iit iu t r s * At l > it « l, i\ *md p r n in i-t tl I h r '•lair ,■ h m it n U M iiin ^ in i* i* irrn ttttitL I Ik whide iinnjniin rut ahead 1 ! i.» " ih ir 1 Governor Ceremonies Trum an I otter Gun Battles In Havana Claim 6 Lauding Dubious ‘Wanted’ Victims Figure Is Bared 2 Are Arrested In Series Of 3 # Nit. Oi Highlights Of Governor’s Speech ,-r, 1 I air anil warmer IMI* aflernoo. .mil imiluhl: Wednesday increasing cloudiness anil warmer. followed by showers extreme mirth portion. r rfl* U'tillk f rn iififf 1 il hdc ni"i 1 Mh 111 1n , 1d 11111m It ,111 m i Mn T !< * n ii nr f f • h r ) 1m lr uf nf Mi* il* p u rl I'ritr W ill Be H IM I I VM»N Imi ■' *|i|f h I Ii* u**'lt«|t»ltr » ifi 11 'tllilti k**U • intl'l I .Ii h f t i" f«»l ihe* ■ilit • *•i'll*Ik In 'i*. It f 1" 111 V . nil., until t V I h|M III >,» l o l l , ||»,!,.| if ti. .-M I mot. 1 1 I... ,.M I., ' clog wu*. r ,'l •! „f >*t, I . t' ,,,*1 \*» matter .....I i,,ii"i,g. , I ' 11! I t '- , |4(, n I •!<f 4* ,| it ( f | i f sift 1 M 1 li'l* 1 1II ’ • ' M (1 ■..1 ft *, . * ill Hit' . 1 f M -1 1 t •* ■14 1 i,l,B .11 f It r in’ il UN IIU 4 •' IT In n, t . Mill' fn.’ 1 ■■ ( 1N rt it- i ' ’ *kN » l(l|l Nl *......... .. 4Ifi \ ITS** 1" "! (' ■- lift 1 141•?* 1••\ N IT •ii ly I'­ 1 1*4 *' *N4l f Mt,| ‘ Nt.i N*14•4' HIt < I 4 t (4 M.N'-I Hi.' 'ill |l 1 •' ll•i 11'( Hi NIL’ <1 • JiNtj \k Ut 1IN V ill .MlltlUU" 1 l.c tl»« Ml1' * •!lI* 1. i ' ''m n . *r» * 1 .. w • ■ 1k11\ 1 (ill 4>( •|. I f ni \ ini. BN fill) 1 lllfl iX JUM'I mnW i Iu K ,t>•fl* •It t 4 f 1III A‘ fikDiilNkl \ m ‘ tk I'ltfll III. 1■ f i • l • u t i l full* u f 11 |,M - ihi. M ' I'M I. , r«4iI . sk ill Lu \Kitii tint -Inn 111 i f 1 '!'••(( In ti,. Imn k« l o f yitur Ii (lit , » |,|N ||tf 11 1 I.* tM1111•f11 i1•ii ♦ ' NTf I n fNllirffl* u - ll 41 > ' ». t N • •N'l1. I •• " V fl1i i - In irf i» ir *• " 1 1.4.1 H until* Ni t.f it , if M1 11 N•'1! 'lull' Its rt III. T, N o Ni-.ll* . I l l " • N'l , . . | •* ii Ht at Illll U !(. ik ill r. »» II A t'N' II,4' Inn Ii*i*s• i- w ill, Itoniun l o i- ill idonidtwf Bur * |In j'ltNi'lii ■ Ultl f *♦I'Ll 1 f|IN 1I'lir'hhitf fn r ( 111 • l» i l l l l ?. •klMfillV. util i f ) 'Mg,. and d r ­ ill’ * tin. l h « I Nnf ai *il r + ’ •1 III! 4‘ t mum'- nod tie-d- " f "lie coinuiutlitv. It’s Doit -dumb-. I't'I'HIC APPOINTED I*.*., i* H Tepsh- tin- iwell nufiicd .„ in, stuff of Warren S. Juckson, Yoloslu Cotiiiiv tux assessor, It •ns ,..o ...im.'.l today in l>ol.uml. Me I*. I. I.-, " Ilo I'M* lu'.-n u sso - bit. J with ti"- 1 'I. Clemlnshii’v i't., uf Ciovoland for tlm past five •vnr* wilt l.o ii field appraiser in Mr Jackson'* office. Movie Time Table II IT/, “ Tho Golden Hawk" It(HJ - 'J;"t» • 4:13 - B;B7 • 7:11 II: US MOVIF.LAND "Hurling How Could You" Sturts diltU • tliB4 • d:30 last feuturo - U:0 t k™ �. • mm n M H 8 K & « f i 9 -------~ ----------- | M M ------■ V'1 • " -j ■T * i V a ^ ' J"'■k C'; •- m n A ir r c M n ) Vac* S T m i Jam. #, IM l a ll d d m o iu t _________* ______ ' tfuraf Common Sense ■y SAL BOYLE NSW YORK (A-What thii coon try Mads li a food, cheap, t» o kitchen home Tba two-ear garage hai become pabular even with fa mllira with anly one automobile, because. at 1 husband explained; It aave* repair bill*. Mv wife now ha* a SO-SO chance of barking our but nut without losing either a fender or a garage door." The twobathroom home aim hit saved many marriagea. It gives a man a so-so chance he can take a ahower without having to hack Ms way through a forest of hit wlfe'a personal laundry—atockiagi, slip* md brat tie r e t - alt dangllnr dan f from the bathroom fixtures. The twobathmnm house and the two-ear garage have made for QIOIOI WIIKOV.CM, *,fl editor of a foreign language paper III Chicago, eafer, more peaceful living. The crying nerd now la for the two It taken Into cuslodr In Piftihurxh by U S ImmlgraHori officer Paul kitchen home. Benson (left) at en alleged viol itor of the Immigration Art of IBIS. The reason la obvious. Just at Declared lo ha.e Men artl.e in Die Common ItI Party, Wllkovlch wtvea used to (and mill! do) clutter will be given a hearing b> tha Justice Department If found giillly, up the tingle bathroom, husbanda he eould l>e deported fo Vugotlavia. f/nieetioilonal Soundphoto) are now cliuttering " up the single kitchen. A man's home hat alwava been eattie, but until recent years wife bad the kitchen aa n throne room wherrin she reigned absolute queen No one ones her authority, and a hui nd dared enter onlv m Invfta Unit—to help dry the diahei. * hi......................... Then some scalawag eot me* in tereited In cooking At ... first |Lrv Tim ............................. . ... ... SARASOTA 'ffi-The City Com only toyed with salads or broiled story of what appeared In hr a mission has nn right Is bar re eaka. Hut you know how mrn mm fj»hj to thr death between an porters from Its meetings and to •teak*. with hobbles are-they like to n»t Alaska trapper and a marauding ,i„ violates provisions of the do earh other, finon they were bak­ black bear at a remote mountain charter, nltornev p*-l Solder told ing pieg and slewing un fancy ex cabin was slowly p.eied together commissioners Monday night, pile recipe* that would ilrken a today. Souder, representing the Saratongrv emit The pots and pars A coroner's Jory still has not |„ Itc'alil Tribune and Sara*ot» turned blue. The meases they made ruled officially on what caused the Journal, said it was Ihe duty of all of thekitchen kitchenaln„ link were enough In death of Rudolph II tiaier jfl. the newspapers to keep the public In­ ____ ________ turn a plumber's hair gray. trapper, but new rli-i turned "p formed aboil acts and proceedings Todav tome wives who never at his wlldern*-st cabin strength „f their cllv officials In mxintereailv liked to cook ailli let the ened the theory of a man ss lu-»*t nance of ‘ ‘the public’ s right to amateur rbef thev are married U< battic that ended In a fatal draw know” what their government is do the stove work They eat his Galrr, whose mother and broth doing burnt offerings dutifully, and go or *Ll!.lI Tin? commission recently held honing for heller times. waa found dead In his blond -sk e d -.)m, l.s,edidc<r’ meeting* to' which But a lot of housewives m b’ - bed late last month the press was harri-d and recentlv their kMeben chorea, and would A bush pilot, Max Sheilabirger It scheduled a meeting to conduct like <o #et their husbands lurk Intr of Skwentna. . discovered Galcr'a later this month tba living room where thev belong body on a flight. wl...h .up,. . ,for. |,a ,secret inuolrv \,f ,hr police departliion Is growing among these thr hrrrnit trgpprr lit lirmiglil Ire JJirn| I At a recent gathering ‘ .. ties. of the body here ................. souder said (he elly charter proglrf* I overheard Ihe following: Uter. returning to le.ard un the vM ........ of ,h„ “ Why doea a man need 54 solera cabin too miles northwest of An City Cummtsslon, anil the enmnnt for every dish? 1 finally fold m* rhorage. Shcllabargcr probcMl in 111)' tees thereof, shall lie open tn the im r * 'What — ‘ you want me deep snow- outside llic door and liuiband. do and the rerofds thereof to keen In the pantry-food or uncovered the body of a bullet publie available to the public at all rca iplcei? There isn't room fur riddled Idark bear sellable time* " brrlh.*" U. H. Deputy Manhal T. A II Lindsay J r , editor of MYou should be married lo m Langford, who made an on-lhc-spot IheDavid two new»p;i|M>rs, also appeared husband lie brought home enough investigation yeslerdav. sa'il be garlic In fail ait u* 30 years. He even believed fiaicr was asleep iu hi' and said the public has a right to attend meetings of the commis­ wants to put pi it In the habv’. cabin when Ihe bear broke in. sion formula- •ay* it build* red blood." Ihe trapper then apparently The matter was taken under ad “ Mv huibam) Irle* to pour chlor- threw a lantern at the Intruder and phytl In the ma*hed polalne*. Hr jumped out of a widow, fired i vlsement The press anil publlr tiftnka a colorful diah is more in- number of shots through Ihe door was not barred from Monday night’ s meeting. and finally iwekrd in to see if Lie And a fourth wife said grimly: animal was dead. "I finally put my root down and The bear. In its denlh throes, i Io!U(*hIoh dSlaving my husband flaly he would thought tn have attacked tiaier. alUwr have to stay put of my klleti- ia or glva rn# a' divorce. And do c l a w i n g him 'atally before it To He Frohed liy FBI i know what....................... now what the stinker did? Ilr dropped. The trapper presumably crawled In Ills bed, where he died MIAMI i * - Investigation of Ihe decide hlm * l,*7* of wounds and exposure. flirUlmu* slaying of a Negro by a llnmeslcud tmllccmnn baa been au­ ut tba male invasion or thr then ha* hi* g gone too far to be re­ thorized by the Justice Ilcpurtpient led by ie feminine force, logic, Olsen Is Injured In iq Washington . _w_ fott end* endearments. „ (ala, f(ears t t n or ton Robert W .Wall Jr,, speelal luent Auto-Truck Collision In ehnrge of the Miami Fill office, t .i i easier to break a tnan of opium puffing (han to cure him of said Ihe Investigation was In de­ the heady lane of his own cooking (1RKFNVILLK, III 4t-John S. termine whether civil rights stat­ No, thn only answer Is the two Olsen, no, member ol the famous utes were violated when Officrr kitchen home-one kitchen for ma­ comedy team of Olsen and Johnson Paul Mlnnick, .17, shot Kmmrtt ma to fry a pork chop In. tba other was Injured in an aulo truck col Jefferson, 3fi. after Ihe Negro fled where the man of the house can llslon near Oreenvtlle lule yester lo escope arrest on n speeding dream up his latest oriental dell day, charge. (aey, steamed gaielle, drowned In A warrant signed by Peace Jus­ Olsen sullered a wrenched Omul wine (aure, and served on _ _a green der and leg and a rut on his head, tice Vernon Tomer churgrd Mln­ ape leaf swimming In mint Jelly, but plans to open with tils partner nick with murder but a grand jury Garlic added to the individual In their skating Vanities snow at did not Indict him and he was vldi tat»te). St. Louis tonight released. The nnly problem In the future Illinois state poller sold Olsen’ s lichen be how It Is estimated there are now 31 H h &k x P P P hnme I .........will W .______ I lo car, driven by a chauffeur, crashed 1, *■ divide up Ihe new culinary et| Inin a milk transport truck after million blcyellsls In the United i * mtnt. But any husband worth nis skidding alxiut lot) feel States. J«ry (all ought to be generous tough to aay; "Okay, Mama, Mami. you can ____ have _a fur coal, : L U I .C 0J but remember—I get Ihe jljrp^electrlc dish washer for my I [i Man And Bear Are Bight Of Press To Believed To Have Report Municipal Fought Fatal Draw Meetings Argued a W IS More efficiency in farming operations will be the watchword of those Florid* f*l users who siant to continue to make pro­ fits on their operations in IMS. Ihe prleee of thinge farmers buy have continued to go up, while income from things farmers tell ha* been leveling off or drop­ ping slightly during the past few months. This xoueexe is expected to continue into HIM. living more efficient Is more easily said than done, too. Farmera already have Increased their efficiency tremendously during the past few years. They have adopted labor-saving devices, they have planted Letter varieties of crops, and thev have obtained Letter animals for their livestock herds. Combined with better fer­ tilisation and management prac­ tices, these things hsve boated yields and Incomes, while cutting down on expenses. Hut now It seems that still further efforts at improving efflrienry are required. Perhaps they will not b« an impossibility for those who glvs the matter serious PAOI BOVI of the S-.muel D. Wheeler Dub carry the cap* for the club thought. Research is still helping captain In the fsnry division at the JIn.l annual parade of tha Mum* farmers in their struggles, and mers In Philadelphia. Partfci- atirg ,-i ihe colorful panda war* an widespread and rapid progress ia estimated IS.000 f alloweis of King M on... (hu ■motional Soaarfphaio) being ma<le in agricultural ra­ ses rrh. Department of Agriculture o f­ ficials say that milk production in the United Stales Is now record low, on Thev point out YARMOUTH. N. S. uH — The yield per cow In this country Is once-proud schooner City of New pounds a year. Yet there are York )esterday toppled into 30 fetl more than a million cows In dairy of white-capped water from the herd Improvement associations' LA PAZ. Bolivia. vP—The Hull jagged ledge that claimed hrr last t »“ *w producing an average of visn government announced today week. 'MMX) pounds of milk a year. The It had suppressed an attempt by Only the tops of her three masts fact that this large number of military aed right wing rivilian poked above the ipltting seas near e<» « can produce higher yields , force* to launch a revoM'on at this western Nova Scotia port. The JOI-ton schooner sailed to gives hope that average produc- dawn in this tin-rich country. Rolivla's president Is Virtnr Pax fame as Ihe flagship of Admiral lion for all cows can lie raised. The Department also is testing Kstenssorn. who returned from ex­ Richard K. Byrd during his Ant­ explnrat Injections of insectirldes Into ile last April In head the govern­ arctic exploration*. Launched In Norway Cl years entile In an effort to control flies, ment after revolution toppled a licks and other inserts that harass military regime that had ruled for , ago. her 40 Inch bottom and 34|lmh topsides made her the ilrongcattle, reduce meat and milk pro­ almost a year. Thr go1rrnmenl operated r <dlo est wooden sailing vessel ever built duction. They hnve hope* thnt some o f these Insecticides will station said the plotters had seixed control Inserts for many days Nuflu Chavex. minister nf rural isler Hugo Robert* and Luis Penaaffairs, and Col. Miguel Ayl'u-< Uixa, head of (he rightist wing o' after Injection Into entile, These are Just two « f the many chief of the Armv general staff the National Revolutionary Move­ inutanera of what Is betnx done The radio sold the underurn o,* ment i LINK) in research by both the Unite.! bad also tr.rd to scire Col The MNR is the president’ s own State. Department of Agriculture! Armando Furlun. undersecretary part) Roberts was minister nf propa­ and the Florida Agricultural Kx- Of defense Thr radio said the plot was di ganda in thr first cabinet formed oerimrnt Stations. Florida farm­ by the MNR after the April revo­ er. in recent year* have lieen retted by these men: nulck to grasp the new and bet­ Col Milton Dclfln t’ataldl of tv' lution which installed Pax Esteniter methods offered Lg research Army general staff. Col. Claudio *orn as president. Last October the finding.. They will keep In close Lopcr, Mai. Jose Clarns, Capl government natlnnalitrd the chief touch with .uch findings in fu­ Humberto Semoerlgul, Capt. Ama- source of revenue for Boiivla-ber ture, as well as utilise their own do Prudcnclo, former cabinet min- tin mines. observations on their own farmilT activities. Bolivia Announces !w r a £ 4 s i l |*evo,t Attempt Is Suppressed Today ■S _ „ 11-1 in s <i/ v r y ou DR. r*. T. DOSS 1 T I; rT I T f T m a in * I.*1M7 riaafavd A ta. C H IR O P R A C T O R '■Cl of Mr. and Mix. ;un knight Hr. who live un ROY WALL ‘(it Atlantic Rank UuiUiag Historic Ship Drops Nearer Final Doom Announcing New ownership of The GRIDD LE £ Opening Wednesday. January 7th ()!>cii E v e ry Day Mr. and Mrs. James Weir ^ruithers SponHor.s Election Legislation WASHINGTON tffi-Scn. George I Smothers (It Fla.) today an- * nounetd Introduction of legislation to abolish the electoral college as presently rnnililuted. lie had said previously he would do so. At present, ill nf a alate’s elec­ toral votes gn to the candidate who carries Urn Mate, Souther* pro­ pose* to divide them In the same ratio as the state’* popular vo'e was (Hi split. ■qul That would require an amend mrnt tn Ihe constitution as would two other changes he offered: Nationwide primaries to replace Ihe present convention method of nomlnatinv major party candidates for President. A provision that n vice n«**|f*e«» taking over after the death of a President shall aerve only until tho next general election, rather than the full term. Thua a vice president succeeding to Ihe White House ; would serve no more than two year*. ■R I M P ^ L E A N IN G w W AFFUMON SHAVER FOOD F t m i M CLOTHtS D i m s AM CONOfflONING HOMI VIN7XAT10N MOVES tY UOHTMO Seo Our •s * 1 f ■ Wedding Offer: iTHRmS? An album of 6 candid shots from the trip to the alter to the gala reception h‘ #m , PLUS war- Yes "M tfbtr's little helper” is her daughter's Yet he still works 1 - 1 1 x 1 4 Photo utd and my a: ankta wan &•-'<« «»8 -V-.-A V '. I ID ■ prohibit* MU- > Raymond Studio Fk tR IB A ' M W I R A M B IT C M N l T r-v*3-;r m -V■ svty'HI.ill jv ■ jRStlK •J^MVAfiiAhryfR.t.vV jh;’i ‘ w l i lA' L kgY.'f; i*/r U * v ,v’ i ’ ‘ ^ 8? i CAVERS !U Ashing O l DtSFOSAL MAKING IMG >TINO HOMI W ORXSHOfl DOOR tiM I MRFtoH fWlVWM for only I u FOOD MIXING lYARD LIOHTINO LAWN MOWING GRIODU 'J f f l \ jT» I f l WATER HEATING W A S H IN G 7 \ JiA KPS I I ia H BETTER LIGHTING COOKING REFRIGERATING Wedding m N LOOK WHAT HE DOES TODAY! On Your r:\ O (trbitido Hixhwat deciding Frank Blackalone Avenue. Frank, who Is tak­ ing hi* baile Infantry training •t Camp Rucker Ala. hai been In the Army only five week*, and ac­ cording to hi* wife, he |e enjoy, lit* hfa training thera. “ Wa hava to walk a lot and wjjan a man falnta ha le Juat » I « M up and thrown on n truck for transportation back to camp. W» hava to scrub our barrack* •very morning In addition to li** Mn hWnerlnc them out", report! Fran* Ab-mt hi* training at Camp p HOCUS 9 lo 12 — 2 to 5 Rhone 713 I'h. I H i Hanford vlsltora over the holi­ .......... former................................... Crooma Academy I; ntndent ami native born Sanfoni , «p« i » eeveral weak* at fort ; Jackson, 8. C. Prior lo hla baing »llam*d at Camp Ruckar, He it amptovad by the W, D. H. fWae U». when ha waa indue1 (nto the army. 1, 11« South Palmetto At Before day! Included Frank Knight Jr. » * * L1ho ,1k M m OPfOMETRlST • EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED C H IR O PR A C T O R call fa» app*l»,mc*1 Phone 1711 — 1 7 « ATTEN TIO N O XID ES! Frank Knight, Jr. Is Home On Furlough DR. C. Ta. PERSONS^ DR H."kV'BING By HPtlfM JOHNSON Ur SWUM j o h n m j n Hal Boyle's Column B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____movA , , su'/Ji.rifrL . ■t �W ‘ * •— — Kr & r X t » \ i- -?•;• > * , viJfc f J r '; J *v ■' **Jr '•' ' •w iV*i i«?-v•*r-rr-r t ■'* • < * * LVTfS SA N tO un TTFRALT) -Tai-t J»t»i «. 18» Taj» 3 ■ CHATTANOOGA. •jT'—More than ISO Methodist lenders nf nine South­ eastern state* todav ojk-h a three day conference to |i]un n campaign to enroll 200,000 new member* The grout) numbers eight blshops. 130 district *u|»erlntendu"*r und numerous oilier church offi­ cial*. Indudlnu staff members o' the Methodist Hoard of Evangelism headnuarter* In Nashville. Bishop Iluv 11. Short of Nash­ ville. general chairman of Mctbn dlsm’s evangelistic mission set for April 10-20 and May 13-24. was host for tho opening vcss'on. Bishop Clare Purcell of ltlrnP"o ham, president of the Methodist Collette of Itlthnm. Southeast"™ Jurisdiction. was slated ns opening speaker. Chief sneaker at a dinner meet­ ing tonight will he Itishoo John liranicoinl>, Jacksonville, Kin . one of the denomination's vmmgcst am1 newest prelates. The 47 • year • old Floridian was elected to the lilsh oprlc last Juno. Other bishnns who will prrslde and speak at the planning sessions are Arthur J. Moure. Atlanta: Coslen J. Harrell, Charlotte. N. Paul N, (Inrber, Itiehmnnd, V«. William T. Watkins, Louisville. Ky„ and Marvin A Franklin, Jackson Miss. Chain Of MissionH Hard Enforcement (Continued From Pace One) ment during tho next four year* md he will demand 100 per cent mnesly frnm every memhor nf Ihe itnff. , - , "If I find any one nf you betrays Ihe confidence I place in you I will ihlnc the toe of ntv shoe on the appropriate port of your being, hen put you In Jail," Davli said ^Tho'blg, balding director, w'bo iv*s fuPhaek and captain of the 1933 Gator football team, appeared physically cunnblo of currying out Ike pledge. Hn I* a Tampa I" luranre eveeutlve and first prcsllent of the HUIshurmigh County tfrlmo Comml»»lon. "We are declaring war on law rlnlatori," Davl* said. Every effort m"*t ho mnd* to damp nut nmonshlnlng. he said, rhe stills and Illicit whiskey not >nly most ho wiped out hut the men who finance the still* and reflect the profits must ho put in J f e ir .S f f in g ih id e n c o fteaonted Against Slayer Of Husband Leaders Of Church Plan Campaign To Get New Members (Continued from Pave One) since It* beginning ip |P3| when the School* of MIshIoos being con­ ducted annuaIIv in two rllics. Dr. I.arnl nod St. I’etersburir, expanded into n state-wide program. Mis* Idiulse Woodford was chos­ en a* It* first director noil Ims erried on the work for the pu»t 22 year*, choosing the sneakers, arranging the itinerary, organising the local committees and travelling with the Ambassadors on their tour. Mi“* Woodford obtain* Ihe speaker* through Ihe t noneriithm of the various Hon id* of Mission* of the lemllinr tienominal ion*, They are gliol of tin- opportunity to send sneaker* to Florida during the tourist season in order to reach the many llmosanil* from other states and Canada who are visiting Imre. The Ambassadors nee from sev­ eral categories, including mls.sionnrio* home on furlough, colorful nationals, nationally known church lenders and executive* of the rhiirch board*. They all come with the highest recommendation* ns impressive platform upeuker* and people who have done an outstand­ ing lob In their field. A local Intel denominational wo­ men'* committee nbins for (lie ses­ sion* III einli city hill the policy making body Is the .State IIouid made up of the lorn I chairmen and ull mlvlsory committee. The local group include* Mr*. Unndall Chase, (,'itv Chairman; Mr*. It. ft, Hetr.id, vice rhalnnan; Sir*. A. Edwin Hhiiiholser, secre­ tary! Mrw*A, -Jjn I'uleraotti Ireai*ucer. Advisory Tlonril: Mr* Ralph A. Smith, Mr*. George E. Wells, Mr*. Itulnli W. Loaning. Inlswchurrh I'roinotionul, Mr*. It, F. Cole: Community I'lomotlonul, Mr*. W. I1, t'iittiinmti; li'ui*triilioii Mr*. A. J I'elvrson; Knit* tin* I Life, Mr*. Kirhv Fite. Finance, Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Hlul Mr*. A. J. I’otersnii: Hospital|tV, Mr*. Charles I* Park; music, Mrs. J, L. McEwun; Adult Youth, Mr* Row Mmin. Schools, Mr*. Charles J. Meri­ wether; Press, Mr*. Voile William* Sr.; Church Hostess, Mr*. It. W. Herron; Hooka, Mr*. R. F. Cooper ami Mr*. Victor Creep. MrCarfy Aadrcir J rrnntliPied From ra te One> mainluiurtl at all levels of govj eminent so that public aervlce will be, in fact, a sacred trust." He repeated his pre-inaugural pledge that "I will not tolerate lax It* WILLIAM C. BARNARD law enforcement at any level, t TOKYO LA* — Dorothy Krueger will remove from public office any Smith was nuoted In court today official who breaks faith with the as saying, "Too had I didn't get people and Is unworthy of public hint In the heart" while t^r hus trust." band lay bleeding lo death nf a "I want us fn have a good gov­ wound. ernment houseclcaning. The kind Tho witness was 11. Col. Joseph all timid housekeepers know they Hardin of Dallas. He said he ent­ should have at homo from lime ered the bedroom of Cnl. and Mr*. to lime ■Vihrev Smith « lew minutes "This doesn't mean that all the after the officer was stabbed u furniture und furnishings should be midnight Dct S. norolhv Smith Is on trial before broken up and thrown nut the win­ * rhnr.fr dow, Hut It docs mean a good nn. Army court martial on a charge airing nut and that the dirt—and of premeditated murder. rust—and corrosion—which have Hardin testified (hat on the falal accumulated In 'the corners and night she was groping nro-md dark closets must go, dressing table, apparently search "All unnecessary ami useless ar­ Ing tor something. He said sh< ticles which may be lying around wore only panties and bra cluttering up the place also must Smith was on hi* bed with i go, knife wound in his side. "In other words, I want us to "Did you hear Mr* Smith w i*" get our government house in ap­ any statement?" Lt. Col. W. It II ple nlo order—for nur own good Jones, prosecuting attorney, a-ked health and enjoyment—and fur Hardin, some very Important company "Y es," Hardin rm"ei( "«■ which will be dropping by lo see In the effect that 'It's loo had 1 us—the millions of tourists and didn’t eet him In the Itenri 1 " new investors—and new citizens— Hardin test'Oed also (bat Mr* who will be coming our way." Smith seemed either drunk nr "Economic stability Is funda­ drugged, was not rational, was mental to Ihe sound growth and unable to eoordlnale her ohys'""' continued prosperity. movements and was mostly unin "We depend primarily on three tclllglble. chief sources of Income for our Finnllv. he added, the attractive citizens nf Florida — tourists, ag­ *o-vpnr n!d daughter of Hen. W«t riculture and Industry. It will ho ter Krueger and the mother of two the objective of this administrh children, "seemingly passed out " lion lo foster, promote ami devru n iW witnesses variously testi­ up these basic phases of nor ecOlt.-' fied she was asleep, In a cornu u niny I unconscious. "We can thus stabilize our e co -| The second day of I't dram**' nnmlc structure and meet any sit- •Dial 'hen recessed until tomorrow untlon which otherwise might Jcop- T*-'* being heard bv n 'Tib" irdlzc the economic welfare of our rlbhmi" nine-member generul en-irt martin' board, headed by a inajn' citizens. “ We must realize that our tour­ general. Hardin said he found Sm'lh pale ist mines to us not as a spender hut as an Investor. He must he persplrinu and in crcat pain. Msrdln. a golfing partner r welcomed as a neighbor and not regarded as a target for the gyp Smith's, i-i-nnimnlrd him to an Army hospital. He expressed "di* artist. "lie enioys looking through our ■'Ust with trnt'le iMnvs enriruit glass bottom boat* at what God i*red" at getting medical treatment has arranged on the bottom of for Smith. our springs, but he Is looking tin as well to see what kind nf school* TO DELIVER I.KCTl Ul: and churches and law enforcement GAINESVILLE -P Mill,ml Halil we ltu\e provided ahove ground. i well, former governor of Florida "He Is not content to loo kat congressman, and rerent civilian the goods wo polish up and pul |defense administrator, will deliver on the dbnlay shelves; he wants Ihe annual David Yuler lecture on to know what we are carrying In j Jan. 12 at the University of Flnri the storerooms and under Ihe da. counters, "Our visitors no longer pav one third id nur state laxo* without demanding to know where the money goes. They should he told the truth "We must lie able to show that it is soundly spent: that it sup ixirts a government that is murally clean, rock ribbed efficient nml ul the same time dynamically progressive—a government deter­ mined to provide here In Florida security for business and labor as well as for personal health and happiness, "We must let nur visitors know that we want tn use their brains, their vision, thejr civic mindedness, their enthusiasm, and not lust their dollars; that we want them u* partners sn that together we can build belter forma, and heller businesses ami belter com­ munities, and a belter stale." McCarty, who holds on agricul­ ture degree from the University of Floridu. said "our opportunities in Ihe field of agriculture arc un­ limited but require Increased re search and experimental facilities. "It will be my intention to of­ fer close support and co-operation lo all tho agricultural interests of the slate. We shall strive for max­ imum nroductlon at minimum cost, favorable marketing conditions, and fair prices for the grower." development of our natural re­ sources are essential to agrirullure, tourism ami Industry A sound conservation program offers a real challenge In Florida. "Today wo find mony separate Imards and agencies In existence in this field. "It Is my sincere hope that through reorganization and consolIdatIon more may he accompli shed In the field of conservation and t better services rendered nur citi­ zens at less cost.” McCarty said. "Tho humanitari­ an responsibilities of government have assumed new proportions (luring the past twn decades, "Local, slate and fedorot gov­ ernments shore responsibility. fn the fields of welfare, public health, education, highway aaefty, state institutions, and mental health, we must assume the leiderzhln and responsibility on • local end state level to guarantee that legitimate needs are met. "We cannot continue tn grow and tell the world* about our achievement! In other fields unle ii wo solve these problems keeping with our financial ablll aa a progressive state. „ "We must devote addltlnrfn* money and effort to accomplish this end. It is my Intention to sppoint a committee of outstanding ritUena to study our institutional roblems and mskt recommendaone for Improvements In order that specific plans may be made aa soon aa possible." E10***1 J*lth • decora­ tion that "I am determined that ouri will,not he an idmlnlstr**‘on of 'sounding brass er link ling rvm* bat:., nor one tainted with any kind Gov, Wnrrea ______I** (foM In ra i-zma «*•» 'Insle lest* films code in H'W" He said he boosted output of forest products as part of his "plnelree prosperity" program and declared "more progress was made during Ihe past four year* in the production of cattle and hogs then during any 10-year periou preceding Ihe Warren admin Istratlon." Progress was made in flood con­ trol, he said; the Mate's munici­ palities were pul "bark on tVIr fiscal feel;" women were given appointments to politic office; he kept his "pledge 1 1 of Klori maintain the sovereignty sovereig da as a state;" amt civilian dr fense unit, have been established tn all the ii7 counties He tailed Florida "more pros porous thuo tl has ever been." and said the state government is in the soundest finuneial condition its history Carl Saiuthurir To He Honored On Birthday CHH’AHO i.P — Chicago and llUnols joined lo pay tribute to Carl Sandburg, poet and historian, who I* 73 years old today. Some ;>ui) invited guests will help Sundlmrg celebrate his blrthdai anniversary at a dinner tonight III the Rl.ukstone Hotel A S'leeial Innc tienn also is scheduled In Slock holm. Sweden, in honor of the lor nter Galesburg. Ill liny who--i> parents were Swedish immigrants Hov Aillal K Stevenson hn» pro ebiimeil this week "Carl Snmlb"r ■ Week" ill Illinois Stevenson will introduce the fa inn'* poet, Lincoln biographer -amt (oik singer ul to night's dinner l\vo Hasscntfur Ships Bnmngcd In Collittion AMSTERDAM O' Two bir Dutch passenger ship-, with a total of 1,730 persons aboard collided today m the Red Sea near I’urt Sudan. The ships’ owners her» s- ’ no rasunllles neeurrrd but Ihe shots were seriously damaged. They were the 22.twm ton W'l'em Uni - of the Royal llollerilnili IJonl i omp.ui) and the So.inxi toil ttnoije of Uu- steamship company Neder laud, t'l c Willem Roys I* the -cc oml biggest Dutch vessel afloat and the Of.inie next ill size Despite the damage, they were aide la continue at slow speed U|> To Protect Zone BERLIN LB—The Western Allies have set up special military police patrols to guard West Hcrlln's bur der with the Itussiun rone against Soviet violence, deputy Mayor Wallher Schrelher said today. Sthreihor. who conferred with the American, lirlllsh and French commandants yesterday, told a news conference Ihe Allied teams would continuously prowl Ihe city's cat-iulie luirder. i ue AllteU-licrmnn conferences on Ihe border situation were prompted by the Christmas Morn­ ing killing of a Herman policeman by Soviet tommygunners Desertions Front (Hnnliniird front l'»gr Onrl ice In Euroiie and World War It " "The public ought to know these things because it's a national dls grace." he ipiotnd the colonel " t'hese young men don't even seem to know the meaning of patriotism They don't give a damn what hap­ pens to their country. The only thing they are hilcrrxlcd in Is themselves." Some deserters boasted openly to court martini boards that their intention was to dodge combat duty, the Times said It was told li> trial officers. " f ’ nrenls have defended such altitudes, accordion In these ulli errs, and more Until once con­ gressmen have Intervened to pro vent the \fiiiy from n-mishini; U'e sms of ttn-ir constituents." the article -aid The rimes Indicated that scipient aitides would shim public hostility to Army service and mis­ placed pressure from congressmen nit the military have weiiheneil u,, eipline and morale First Snow Of Year Visited Upon Britons After a brief interlude of hand shakes, wishes of good link for McCarty and friendly farewells for Warren. Secretary nf State Hrny, the Inaugural master of eerenimti es, called for the procession to the plntfnrm outside the west entrance of the while colonial cupilnl Mrs McCarty, escorted hi MuJ. Hen Mark Lance of the Florida National Guard, led the prncesslon. followed liy Mr« Warren, escorted tiy llrtg Hen While Then came the two governors In keeping with the desire o’ McCarty that the inauguration lie as simple a* possible, there were no hands In the tiig park separating the inaugural platform from the flag nml hunting droned S iureine ,'oiirt li'iilding The only music was the soft str-il-is of ail organ ill stalled on the platform Warren began tils farewell ad dress before 11 :tu a in lie departed from hi> prepared test at a few points At one point when discussing the cattle fenring law he said MrCurtv "was waging a fight in the Legislature emu he fore I mis to |mi rows off ihe highway " Later, referring to the same soli led he termed Ids successor a "pioneer in cattle fencing” and milled "1 Just saw it w is a good thing and fastened onto li " Again when referring to Ids rammilgn of ttMfl. Warren Interim luted "It srrnis a generation ago " W o n lh t T Asheville Uostnn Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles New Orleans New York henllle R'a-hlngtoi JacksmivflltMiami I <-1 ( t-i. (Hou(ton,.! From " ir>o Hue I full-mi ill mi Icml rsldp, add want you to kziou of my heartfelt appreeintlon I am nu re grateful than I call sai till’ Der.... ratic I'.UtV 11111*1 go forward dti pro ; ri- - and the sopnoil which iou imci- so wholeItearteifil --- me .tfength lllil coui.iije nut <-M •! faith in tho pr-triples f-ir wt'tch oar party mu»l alw ii - -land Vrry m i i>-lv i <>irs II.m i s t ■ ,:u m - Signature) Mi lb-on With.ini nniiirwald, r-,,.1 ■ it i. i \l , lu- 1 l I * ' M, i ,i i1 ,. ,.| | , tell report­ er- la-> lie idu •,-| i op"-s of .rresiH'itdencc, 'ii* 'ingiil.ir in I i i i assure n-,1 a' -I •-r tnhlc i Ji tter :nature I for help <:ul *i 1 in VlniirtiT'i v •i to win i sit Ni-nate io - • i, i ..ii <•■ former rtU H il • ■ » f M IV •'i 1 *1 .1 t lllll 1 Mo i|..m*i i m- t It. - follow illlt •t ■' '- , t ' 1 d i m i 1 i-w '1 Hrimeivald. • - 'i i ' several D Tl"" ' ! rtHf-v |f| V .......... . were inter..-.-,i m ... • iiin.it t in soma ' ‘-11,1ill » i'1 ■ ...... i ini- ivern , I *1 ti T • fr 1 d- bv idher* i I 'l ’ dioma it - r* i • L M f• ■ ■ ’ ••‘■alf . . I’ i'b i •in- elee■ i , f . ' t l eteellnn • a. t.- .''v i 'implied 1." Ian- 1,. ■i Hi 1 im» .d 'tn • . s'l ' I . lit *HU; Si ii W Ivy tho ftussimis in F.i l Dc-tlin OIT* many. M'Sgt. William I' ttn-e flf Farmville, Vn„ n-eurd-t ..... . Ilf m1*•’» and a line aparlou'id if lie ... t> i desert When nice, wlm lias tn in Ihe Army for ’ilve.ii- Imi-I at hi* raptor*, ilu-v tore,- I i hark to Amerle in iuIIuo .in West Iterlln. Hoe was e it ', will'll he stepped over the -.n . .I boundary. ( InferttiiHioi all High 1ow I'rci ip. Ii 17 .id 2* l ;•? 2S I u;i I-n; .’<1 it:I all JACKSONVU.I.K I* Ho­ au *i| lla Inland N.ivigalmo I)>-.11 n l 1•' 17 -it it, ti :r, i’ll mg, Stuart, chan man at tm in 17 Monday The distrii; i- mail r up iat of the II East Const i< White - It \SV.D t I’ ll l»f KH-I.FD J M I»Stl\ \ '! t I i \ itanstirn t'l fi T. f • ■ -t, i d-i inlz a praei Navy t) " tt'kt *' ■a .. i " |VInf Ii ('• i il Fadd The N tu .tM - mu einent of Ills t i l. •! t of kin i* li**1 Dnl l.uNDti.N i.1* Unions buffeted I'v gales, blacked nut by fog unit bogged down by lee ami frost -« far this winter had llieir first tti.V) taste of snow Iml.iy L'Oidim amt part* of southeast Loci out were hhrlikrlrd In three lo tin- inches of snow wbo h start ed tailing early lids morning Thousand* "t commuters m ihe London aiea were held up be '-ji'sc Ihe snow delayed rail anil bus services TRADE ?. S i Buy Um Trcs Om o yimr Dies have m ini io a |>.<ioi where ilicy se paul lor theniwlscs iit \.,U. nimliiMable mileage, trade them lor mis It, I ( ohiiIi k h 'l.ilc-Nasi-r" I olu-lcss I ,ri , Aliliidigli Hie Irciiil is siorn ilim in il,e t rude-hi zone, Ibe sound lire bods will get you a high allowaiwt on new ones. AS LOW AS 1 r4 r - 1 t. trade -in z c ::- 00 DOWN AND YOUR OLD Tin £ PUTS A NEW TEH ON YOUR CAR G u t h-’ i j h i i t t i n . ' j i,i o t . 'o - . v C tllto f o r / O t l, u L ' i ; . •c a ;, m 3 6 - piecj: «,* *4\ - * ELECTRIC DRill KIT \ <\] i fe te ; ■ \ fr / ‘ . M otorola TV ■‘dJi® $249-D3 | ' 10% Down - v - ' 2 1 Mont Its To I’ ny Hern i* a illatlnrtlv« piaitln rablnet with a tiig 21-lnrh pirlurn on the Glare-Guard screen. * Set hn* A supci-sensitive tuner and comes equipped with a built-in antenna. M fX fS SANDS PO LISH ES DUFfS DRILLS W AXES SH AnPEN S GRINDS G e n e ’ s T e x a c o S e rv ic e 1120 Hnnford Avenue SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. M tC ru k n Road — Out Waat Thlrt#«aUi Btraat P h 0 M 1681 wSfififtiffed' r,^fV'Al‘«, f r « « ►- Tf 0**1 ember Inmigul .limits. S 1. I •im io n Everything in the Building Supply Line - “ From The Ground Up” ^*Dry counties will ho dry, in cfrg"t (no. he sabt. "We're not going In hsve them roHnit dry and drinking wet Previous administrations have eft enforcement of enutv dry !ewa chiefly to local officers hut flavls said he plans to drlvn the lootlrgger* out nf businrss in dry rountles. even though the liquor [hev sell la tax naid. Aftc.- hours sales and sales to minors will not he tolerated and oun mutt be an ad•amblers will ha driven from all mint sound accomplish. glares ^thid bold liquor licenses. mml T > » p id high urine . .. B their work *Davfs'old hls suoervlsors h* will to our futura." txpact them to eoonerate with othir law enforcement agendes-the ittnmcy general’s office, the Side Sid Smith, Toronto Maple Laafa' lltehwaw Talrol and the aherlff*. Sheriffs must eo-nnerste with U d y Byng Trophy winner, is the “ veriue Department cnforcc- nnly member of the Maple L a ifi inl men. tno, Dsvlg said. Gov who t t ii born 1b Toronto. Gartv stands firmly behind the rtment and the «hariw wv. to eo-ooerate will find himself doing to gat a bottle li when ha goes out and buys one legally." a V l ^ ^ r t d w I o w n i of “ 1ST---------------------I desters and no favor* wtt* hded by be^ M f* aeenta 9*1?»a*d A Ui w t stoyNtra r "th»‘" lasi i>uAi «M i g tOu«-s, ul STpcciaTPolTco Set' �. — Aii rHKT SANFORD h V r a LII H . > Tu«*. Jab. J . 1333 Aspirin ~ — t— — i— — For The Governor ■— “ - .... ■ • ■ — ........ ■ ■ • • ^ - Sanlord *uruiu WHISKEY SOUR! . January S, 1933 Dear Editor: W lifii Fuller W arren tracked up ids pontotiul belongings As the time for thr annual a*; Thr Sanford llrrald and wild goodbye to the big lent her topped desk lit th e Gov.embllet of the Florida Chain ol Sanford, Florida erne •'* o ffice , he left it targe b ottle w ith u sin gle aHpIrln Mi.slon. draw* near each year, 1 Gentlemen; tablet In It, presumably to relievo tho fin d heatlaeho which Having the occasion the last few cannot help hut wish that «v*ryhe so con fid en tly ex [met a hli; su ccessor, Dun M cC arty, to yrck* lo l»- la the Florida Sant- body in our fair city would attend •jit min. I hove during that time Ihe.e ms.Ion*. Of courne, the hnvo. Iwcomc well acquainted with the crowd* get linger and larger every H owever thotiKhtful thin jo-slu re m ay have been on the condition of Mr. Willard Connolly, time these ipeaker* come and it Impossible to get every* part o f (in ven tor Wat ten. running I he state o f Florida doe* and leeiing it wo. my duty to wouldin;Is-hut they do bring o mmpot have to be it liemtaehe to the t h ief e.xenitive. That II Is moke my findings known to the mu thot in vitul fur all of u* U sage public, I wish to pursue this a re»|Hrn»ih!« position which ta rries w ith it m any exactin g hear. . , „ coarse. duties ami obligations, many knotty problem s, no one will They collie from spots lit tho He hits ii nb-e room, and U well wuild on whirl* we need a differ­ deny, but granted tile necessary adm in istrative talents and taken rule of liy the nurses, hut the honesty o f purpose, there should be no unusual demand e hu* pnirtlrnlly no medical ear*-. ent viewpoint from the one the Having lieen there pinee the 'JlHli usuol news stories give u*- rur fo r aspirin. of November, hi« foods have been instance, 1 unde* stand Ur, ant If G overn or McCarty gives the (ample o f Florida the exhausted. I find o certain civic Mrs. Huy Phillips from Johannes­ kind o f governm ent he has indicated lie will, his adm inistra­ -luh nnd some individual, have burg, South Africa, will be her* this year. They have been teach­ ontrihtltcd to hi" help. tion should he a source o f great satisfa ction and pleasure to ing native sot ini service worker, Having known Mr. Connolly for him self w ithout any need for stim ulants o r drugs. If he can there lur thirty-four yvur*. anc m U le * I mimI*. w*ll hr rhnriiril fur ilx'Ul 23 yvnr* nnd especially the do this, he will go out of o ffice fou r yea rs front now as lull I t eeciifMr ml %*»riUliig rn fr«. lost 10 years# since lie ho. been hare lived with the problems tlmt o f robust health as he Ims begun it. onnetted sill, tbe Sanfoid Herald I " « « exploding Into the InterI1rp>rr*rnlr*l lit Ira as o iit'W*|iii|ii r reporter, I know nommol IMiW*. iMMd l|o|M «*«oiilNllto*, If be ran continue to surround him self with the type o f There Is nothing old, stereotyped ! » r « *#«• I **rti. I I h lN lI * \-d upoi he hu* been known nod called upon ffmaflo lit) MMfl Hf, I HUla. adm inistration assistants nml public servan ts w hich he has retie or dry alsiut the speeches you hear >y oil tbe civic, fiutenml,, relief shown h im self dis|to»eil to select so far, m any o f tho usual t l o IVwrioM I* n m o m M r u f ik r tnd shipping elute, and agencies on the Chain of Mission*. Every­ A****trnl*4 I’ roao Hltl?k l« ra llH e.l h<adnehes o f the G overnor’s o l fi c c will he avoided. I f hon­ when they wanted to publish thing they say 1* from tho depths tU lM llflf f« Ikf « m ftie rr^whll of their own experiences nnd something. f M l a i » f all I l f Iweal a r m prlnlwt* esty, cou rtesy, e fficie n cy lire the yardsticks by w hich lob ■» IM o • • H .r iK fr m otvll •» al* Therefore, I think it is the duty 'hlnklngj and they are all right hunters are measured, the G overn or's task will las sim plified. tr r fliM lr b o o , of (lo- cilltenry of................ Sanford and- Irish Irom their fields of service. A noth er com m on ran e o f headaches these days are 'lendnolo County to consider well They ai»o speak with definite au­ U and. with a wide knuwledgu governm ent exiw oscs and high Inxntlon. G overn or M cC arty ds condition which U n* follows: thority . . TIJKMIIAV JAN. a, 1933 Ills nonnciol means do not penult .- l ’ 1" *™*®i ,’i will g o it long way toward escapin g these evils if he sets '.he neceasary mi-dleal cure and In These Christian Ambassadors, . . him self irrevocably against any increase in taxation and TODAY’S limi.K VKmK my opinion If he could get the ■»' }h«;y ore colled, are so selected studiously trim s ail wasteful end unnecessary expenditures nroper ntedirnl cure, in o ,|U),t *bnt they circle the glolM--, and IwWe Mortals have explored |,ut h front state budgets. The failtlie to do tills lias Is-ea one o f tlnie he would Is- working and f " " ' an A**.einldy time Is over they tiny fraction uf God’* wnv# even In walking the streets of Hanford re- h“ v*’ given ii eomposlte picture of the material universe, We should the most com m on entra-s o f le adm ltes am on g ch ie f ex ecu- j oiting Oil the functions Of the what the Christian church I* doing not hr ashamed (<I confess tlmt » c lives. various dubs and oiganuatlon. g 'o 0*1^ •[ 1ho Wor^Id. know only In part Therefore have A n oth er eominon cause o f headaches in the past hu* Anuther thing I like Iilmul tlie-u !"t rga n. I uttered that | understand roil, been the temlenev In "plav ball" with the gam blers and big Thin- will b<- no jietitiou clvcu- sjii-akem Is tlmt there Is imvvr a thing* too wonderful fur me, which ’oleil for eontl ilrution* but Mrs. pi's.lnilstic ur negative nute lit racketeers on the grounds that Florida Is a tourist sla te and I knew not. — Job 12:3. (airtulne It. Messenger tills been what they say. They hullvvc that ton risls demand certain ntlnoi form s o f law violations. If lelreted ns collector of any funds the leaven uf the Christian relig­ It ii Governor Mtf.uty now. G overnor McCarty will keep Ids adm inistration free front any oigunimitimi* or any 'Individ­ ion at wurk In uur world Uxlny liny such associations, another need for aspirin will la* elim ­ ual,s wisli to contribute to tills will eventually raise the wltulu More thin »ii million TV m u . nr worthy cause. You will find her level uf Immunity; hut they alsu inated. tell us whiit uur Jub 1* In helping over a billion dull,in worth, *rr ut the Sanfoid llcmhl. W hether or not flic G overn or's o ffic e is a headache de­ bring Ibis about. fip crtrj to he roltl in thi< country Yours very truly, pends o f course upon the Gov* r:mr. We ralln-r incline to tin1 tell you, it’s Inspiring to hear I.. M. Maim J: ynar. according n> the prrii. them und | want lo urgo through nnllef tlmt G overnor .Met’arty vvill not find it so. We believe tlenl of DuMont Lihnr.iloijr,, |nc, your caluinn* lliut everyone whu tint lie lias what il takes to handle the job without abnorm al po»«lhly cun attend this year. The "More peoulr will actually lee the ')runken Drivin^Kine m edication. We believe that in- will e n jo y the task which ilntrs an1 Jon. !PJ and lid, 1953 and prrddenlial inauguration on Jmi h e been set before hint, nml we wish him every success hi Assemblies will lie held in the ‘ 20 than the tolnl ponulnlion of the Ih Hai.sed In Oviedo the First Methodist Church. t i l l rylng out the wishes o f the people. United Stale, in IW 0". lie myi. Very truly yours, OAIEDO (Hpccial) City counfound ill the Southerner's proWe l.o,rr ii i, 4 mote ilumil.itinti •Signed Mrs. Voile William-*, Don’t Illume The South Press Chairman. Iintivltv and in the model ii pru- il lm" ssit nn urdiriHiic*' ut Its Sufer Hoxintf lliovv tliriri the political convention, The < hiillanMigu Times iluetiun nne hlnerv wi<n which he j fleeting lu-t night raising the were. winks. The New England commit­ ninlmiirii fine far drunken (hiving A i lmitiM cull to sl'iji Hil- n binghtcr uf boxers m Mu- ring ram I fill la JlnU or U0 days In A New Ktittlnii'l guvernur. (-illelilnlly, anlv seven were ill Ilia tee it/,elf found tlmt iiminigenoicl I fall, Highway, traffic drnlli* are in- " I t s mnimlfil recently from n o Ich.s res|>ectiible Huurce thun Tarpon Springs Boya ill ||ia. I seel lull Imd failed to textile field, a mimlHir in prujMir* study --ummiUee nays tbe region’s treating at n favtrr rale ill rural tiie Jouniul nI tlie Americu.’i .Medical AHMuciitllou. Might)*Itn seisuid uffen.se, the penalty textile industries „rt- moving to t lull la the Into I nuinbet af suill mudeinluc "plants built for nilarea, than ihey are in tilie. and nt'ven bovm-.H iiavt* tiled Mince HUH. forty-nevcii o f them in the Fmitll beenu.e uf lower wanes indilstiies recently eame into the other ago’ and hud shown nn In-! „ . ! T ?"W-,-ur ''ays in jail nnd To Observe Epiphant on third offense. IK) days in j«i| ta new m-w ideas. town, where more effort i. being tin* United Stuten. lin-pitiillty to and bigger wuik luuil.s. 'These, it •CClian. becomes mandntory. \Ve cun svntpnlhixe with the _ A plan for u sulsiiv i>iun oil |.nke TARPON .SPRINGS <A>-,\ score ••As n faet-ir in loraUun,” It made to reduce accident.. A. more Citing the dcMpcrate need fur remutreh to pruduce n find*, uic the "nmjur cause" of uf hardy youths plunge Into tho New Eligboidors, nf course, in said, "lalsir bus been les* lmn migration widen nut only pmand more roadr are limit into the f,lifer type o f glove o ffe r in g m ore protection to the prize f’htina to l>e known n* Triinipiil their ecunnmnlr, plight, alllunieli Hak wus pieseiited by surveyor chilly waters of Spring Dayou hero pal taut i him inater.a.s nnd iniir■ In-, nl tlin Easterner*' packet. today, rucing for nn eight-inch counity, a. more and more people figh ter n lint in, skull nnd low er inw. the Joiirmd ucceseri where mall pltv was wasted nn the 'ITanks, but i- a *ljn> at tltelr pride k«t« ’ •*. Fiiitlierm'in*. H»«an In la-bnlf of the own- gilded wooden cross lusml out by ■eek (he rouuliy.ide for le.t and persons with tinuneiul interests in boxing us one o f the ch ie f af industrial abitity. Snath in Its years al struggle ta Inn been the pilnmry fi*eislmr .'r Mis. Murguerite N. Nicholas, Tiixhop (iermanu* Polliuldei. diversion, more accident, are hound causes o f neglect o f sa fety m easures, ('a ilin g the boxin g pro­ Il seem* to u< the eumiuittcv- tor in lurathiR new plants, mole 1'itler its eriniuntls pasitiun. The residential district will lie The eontest lx the high (xtlnl of llul we cumuli believo it wilt divided into nine lots and will take the -Vfth annual obsenancc of to occur on country rondr. The fession tlio nation’ s most dan gerou s trade, the magazine lias picked uut a rulivonlent whip iinpliH-is bus been placed an ping post In these factors which, l availability ami on labor attitudes find the answer to its problems in the Fishing Kodco used by Epiphant by the Greek Orthodox traffic control measures which have also said hexing can be and must be made safer. than nn wage lutes.’' I l.v eeilicblng whatever favnraldi Seminole County .liuilur Clmmlnr Ghtirch of tills sponge diving ccn The con crete su ggestion o ffe r e d by the jou rnal was the ulthougli existent, a i c unly two helped to rave live, in lire cilie. A . fur ii* wage dlifeientlal. |cnnditlun* me to be found td*e- of Commerce for the lust thiee ter. <> ( thu combination uf i-cuip'inif form ation o f nil A ccident and Fatality C om m ittee by the will have to Ire extended into the The young man whu gets pos­ forr*'* nl wurk for di-cu.'.'.- Tin* ar* concerned, ti.c romntltlce |whern ur In seeking to bring those Vears. Tin- npidirution was ap­ 1 session of (he cross receives tho 'utlonul H exing C om m ission. T h o com m ittee would hu a s ­ ‘ noviti*lilii rioititl w«s a rt’dMrl- found, there I* often confusion l.y ndvanlagex lo a level with It* proved. country. Tlie street repaving program blessing of the lllxhuo before (hi* signed to study the sa fety problem s present In the ring and t ntinit of tho nation'll productive Hie fnet that mica in huge town* |own •hurtromlug*. •vas ex Iended nnee again to bring thousands nf homo folks and visi­ - — ------tui'IUlli'* >n lliut muii-rial ant nn lu'ing compared to -nti-* in' A wrll Ireown pi,ryvv right corn- make recom m endations fo r im provem ent o f oim ipm ent. the tolnl cost to approximately tors massed in the natural amphi­ m all towns. llltMEHTKAP FIF.UI TAKEN plain, lo a Ictcvirinii audience that These suggest ions are not lo 1st ('usually ignored, llnx* innchinn, prutlucl and murki’l wire theater. Hintill town plnnl* in bull*j HOMESTEAD oft—The Air force Iln.niio. Mayor l.ec Gary suid work liMuiglil tutu ilmcr proximity. Success In the contest tradition­ thrre i. loo much tinging uf "Silent ng Is a clean snort, as y e t untalnlud by the stigm a o f gang Three yvura ago, the Niitiouul North nnd Hnutn, for I n .tiin c io t IW'k over the llnntr.lend Air tla»e will begin next week on tlie ra- ally brings good luck throughout IN ight" around ( hr'itma. lime. A sterlsm o r crude theatrics seen in w restling, hasketluil) and Planning Assoelutloii'a ('onimllleu ..i,,,... ,i.„ llhli , aiitili* Mnodiiy and nmtminml caving of I,.'190 feet uf .Mugiiolln thr year nnd also In fact brings Ave. Properly owners will shuru " dollar* .pulicimaii for the National Council horsu racing. Hut several athletes have filed. Perhaps there of tin- South spuiwortnl u seientl- f nietrnpulltnn rut.* mo »on*luai-1 plan* * . * In .(.end 32 , nillliun ., n,.w, tut .u 'he cost with Hie cjt) local fame something like that uf of Cliurclre. agree, that "the real is a way by which me t can In* saved in the future. It Is the fie altnlvan.l Inter thopuldirullou ( uldv higher than Imth. In luldinil All-Anicrica football nlnyer. Ho oouular Is the contest that if a luiok on"Why Industry tii.u, Intior coat* urn not deter-j ..„i i,..,,. >■ |ir,M.i(lr,„i,i >■ u in lacrilege i. the mercitoi repetition duty o f the National Jloxing < ommisslnn to find it. Move. Hoi*ili," Ha finding* offer mined hy wage* .... . but also „ ,H-riminfnt Inslallalion. tiuiixf The red herring derived II* flu. Epiphany, commemorating tho of ‘Silrnt Nit|hl‘ anti .imihu (Tiriil>n inten iting commentHiy on the mav take Into cunxlderatlnn such 1(wo niedliim bumber wiiuiv nml be urnllve sense nf something used lu baptism uf Christ, is best Known mat hymn* hy enmnert. Inllbillir. M r ta lim im ( ' i Ly New ■Inglnn report. tiling* a* prudmttvltv, sb*en- manned by i.nun ntilcei*. .Y.ixhi cn divert alteiitiun from the main H hereabout* as Greek cross Day. and dance baud*". I luwevrr, it sue because English fox hunters ;------------- ---- ;— , , lie- NPA committee engaged U-oidnt nnd turnover. The Huuth-i iuiod men and 3is) civilians. discovered that hound* would nbuit- , t*H’ V0Jume uf the ptonct Saturn ........... -........ — teem, to u. dial llirrc i. to little \\ lint in mure ifuiuutlic than u ntiitetl city tvltOKe Intil- j in a thorough study of the reu- i mi wurker lute* extremely well [ don the trait of a fox and follow *7V> times Ihut of the earth, it is estimated that 11 billion her •ing'ntl of religioui hymn, in thi. dera, ditto nnd iuhiibitjiitln m e tinknowti? Our men in the j >on* whv HM Industrie* had on nil these (adnt*. it mid. | itinted operations in the South In j As far a. work loud* ure eon- ring are caught every year, say* that of a red herring drugged along ^ut R* mass Is only about 93 times cnunlry llul a little over-doing it iirmetl forties enmo a m is s such n city in tlie Isliinii o f I’umtiH' •he last few yeurs. Of these, in- - cerned. the uuswer mnv well tie tlie National (iougraplilc Society. the gruund. Inal oi tne earth. It Chri.tma. lime might not lie a itt (lie Cnruliiie grou p o f *he I’ n cific. in Motutauim Hitrhur I bad llilnti. lire iirtiflcliil islands on th o co r n l reefa, nml nn (hear) isln ids The momtcf celery luiiveitintt is built it d escried city. The m aterial Is Imsalt, in great eltK'ks litr/er t him tlie enm druction uiiilH u f Itie Kgyutnin pyrnmachine developed hy the Dud* in* iJiMh. The Imlldings line cunnls like these u f Vetiice, Itresli in Slavi* ii piclured in |ltii Known since IfjtiO, u Fpnttislt ohservur recorded it weelt'i iiiur uf IJfc nidusiine, It is not Spanish. Thu best account, written lit the beginning widen circulated picture maus/'nc |N v I L L K o f the cen tu ry by an E nglish traveler, Frederick W. C hris, or J A C K . in the United State., The machine •tall, attributes tills iuyst4.'riouM city to some earlier race o f cult, wathri, hind* and crate* cel­ il<*CA\UU> ..ml ery at the rate of 2,200 crate* a N egro type who preceded the piesont liihubitmits o f Itaimito. Now Kgerton Sykes, a Hrllish archaeologlHt, is heading day, "In what wa* once the *lino it S T A T E M E N T O F CON DITION an expedition to MeUilanlm to see if he ran hoIvu Ihu m ys­ worthlru iwimpland of Rorida". tery o f this 11-ntilu city. It m ay help toward thu solu tion o f A S OK DECEM IIEH 31, 1052 E Life magaiine i«y*. "monitiou* a larger problem , thu origin o f the P a cific races. Did they trg.iHlMod/91.1 ■* machine* now ntu*e |Hinderou»ly C O M P T R O L L E R 'S CALI* V ™ Heyerdahl, author o f "K o n ( {//lluleti W itfiThtAUiHiicM ilioiHttUnicfSitknHvdlt) acroii hiaad gtcen acre*, harveil- « “ !"• flr» 'n A sll‘ * " r Ilkl, believes, from Smith A m erica ? iag ■ $4 million celery ciup al a lime of year when motl of the real i _______________ - _ . S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N A S O F O K C K M U E It 31, 1032 limi, have enabled successive ores l.uaus and Dlsrnuut* f 40,144,951.29 ident* to pump nut In the public s' k - si s " . " : ! > / ’ THE W O R L D T O O M C O M IT H O L 1 .E It ’S C A L L quickly answers to 'some of pu t: £ WiMton Churchill and General; ^ By JAMES MARLOW Overdrafts 1,938.70 moitl interesliny and pressing prub ^ ‘Eiifnhower. old frieml*. lit dowuj WABH|N(iTON on - President- lems of thu dav. llnnklng IIoum1, -■rin the home of Uenitrd llaruch, a . elect Elsenhower I* reported to In doing so, Ihey provided presl Furniture and denis with a kind nf Immediate ii mitluti friend, tnd diicun tlie be thinking of ubollthlng While Fixtures 3,170,184.40 w m r n » contact with tho public. Th«v have ____ . M and. In* is ■'4iB> plight of the world. It i. natural new*, confereneex ’ Other Real stead, milking reports to tbe na­ been nne of the best Illustrations ) I g l 00.090.90 Capital FliM'k »3,l7.1,i:i7.7J 1 . that Churchill ilmuld be more con­ tion periodically mi rutlio and TV. It*"* Oil* Is a democratic society. l*i«nx amt Ills* mints Estate • Profes­ For these conferences were a i' earned about the weiurn front of Hlitco hli return to this rountry sional Utdg. flpo.uoo.oo Itanktou House, Furnlluru Surplus Lot 87,700.00 ttfllia titan tlie eaitetn front. It U lest June to sock the presidency ronitsnt reminder lo president* 72,387.117 r.i and Fixtures hasn't shown much eit> that (hey. In spile of their exalted in nature to worry moil about Eisenhower Custumer** Liabil­ ustaim fur news conferences. He ■Hisltimi, were servants of the pub­ * 04,070.19 Undivided Profits _ ttilnf* which are cloietl to u*. eld only u few up to election day lic who hod o continuing Interest ity Under Federal Reserve Rank P.'JOO.JO. Letters of Htuck -ilaln could itand • lot. of punuh* end only a limited one in Korea In uhnt was going on, ami why. 40,201.23 amt how. Credit Rojcrves 413.000. 00 _t(*t in the Far Euit 4«d .Mill euf* since then. 3,580.10 Elsenhower could make ml* Ana even el the nows conferOther Resource* • viva* Bui one well pla^ad .atomic encei he didn't always secin happy takes, cmbaTas'taa foe hlmuD » t * r « l Reserve Rank 73,597.18 Unearned Ulsiulint Stuck under the quilling. He'e not an nml may lie the United States, at 319.000. 00 1 juil north of U. S. Gjveriimciit ■■;;• a new* conference. Ilia chance of easy man to cover nl a confer­ Obli­ gilt well spell llte 4 Other Resources 00,400,44 ence. He (atka fast and has a habit making a slip nn a radio or TV gations llVt empire. No «• report to the nation ta reduced al of leaving aentencea unfinished. U, H . Government f e wer utuUrsUne * 3.f -■■•* if "z3 y ■1 A new* conference, of course; most to xoro, 'Other Market* ObitWhen Truman hei tlmt to re­ Jr bostb e for a president 633,(812.02 „ i| too dose able Bopds gallons 9-10,030,030.98 . a In hla muuln— flect, ha may ,wlah ho had "ted BE .‘ ' 1 T‘ cited he u n take « TV ami radio more than ho did to Olh*e Market­ Cash iftv-1 the situation. cxnlaln to the nation acme of his a t s ' i s . | ^ able Bunds 10,430,211,20 Due From war or aoya xotoethln^ actions which may have punted 4,321,701.30 Ranks 0,012,11*0.59 DepuslU many, people. Kimwn Ri , Ce»h »**d under. 1 1most He Vaa un i facing • mob of newa* of oUcurity Due From 90,480,10341 ittacka TOTAI. 10,484,108.21 questions, sotne of them TO TAL Banka 01,020410,10 110,741407.94 the public led up on isldent can always ----------------------- -------- ------ - , ;; [ . rhe Yssriing", he* com* now" when he dovs- migtit have been able to Offset ■ ntw book, "The So* ... . „ answer or "No com- them a bit and won more miMie TOTAL 10»4VO,tltJ48 D IR E C T O R S Book reviewers, U*or» meapl wffto he doesn’t want to understanding If be had gone into L I A B I L I T I E S .......... give - It. their living room*, by wey of TV m. s im * .ix “------r - ---' Y, otherwise. indkeU il h fm M n t But While House newa confer- and radio, to talk to them end ex lllll la M M H l Toa*l slnm, lekHag th" gwet* •ncea, now a Waihlnglon InatJtuthings were. Capital « t a e b ,S S i r i J I K a W W ,00040 U i|fH i ria. J » 80 yssrs of life of • Burpiua 4,000,000.00 ii. is. r o m fermer who U aheeys^ta Undivided Proflta 1.I7M 7U7 *WrM«M U e«ooy. Am Reserve* w twfeemxr. 34W.170.B# reviewer, " W Untamed Dlswunta 4U,701J8 ■i The Sanford Herald *A T L A N T IC 3kSAN ORD A t l a n t ic nar N A T IO l iNAL B A N K . S Letter* nf Credit Deposits TOTAL ember FDIC ... v. tests -ra rtASM V- .. .• 1' fV'-i-'J f PANK. �mm O FW EEKLY SO CIA L ACTIVITIES THE S a .VFOPD HERALD Inc*. Jan. 8, 103.1 Pafr .1 New Off! *•* ' end First OFS Meeting i Mrs. Willink, Mero Are Co‘ hoMteBHe» PERSONALS: [ W omans Club Will j Hoar Mrs. T . .!. 9mart Mm . llwry llevrcn Ims relumed Nrw ufflcct* of Seminole Chap­ Mrs. Alice Willink and Mr*. T lI F ^ D A Y ............ 'Will meet at the home o f Mm . J. Tbomns Mefo were co-hi,(les*e< to her home in Snnfotil from DaV- ter No. 2, 0. K. S. presided nt the The Chapel Choir Will hold re- R. Crawford on I ..ike Mary at do for the regular meeting of Beta tona Reach wherr she "pant the fir at meeting of the new year held “£*7**1 •* the First Baptist p.m. A dcniuusiratiun will be itobt Slgnui f’bi "oiurity nt tier home, holiday* as the guest of friend*. on New Year’s night nt the Ma­ Cliurch at <S:4& p.m. ;un hooked ruga. sonic hall, rile meeting was con■Mini Kim Avenue ut H;O0 p. nt. circ le n o . T p | the WSC 8 o f Urn1 The Palm Citric o f the Guidon Mrs. Voile wniiums. Hinlrmnn, Mrs. K. S. Rockev and Mi** Avis dinted by Mr*. W. K. Raines, First Methodist Church will meet Club will meet at 7:110 p. in. with comlucti-d the meeting during Sltiistnuu of Winter lluveii ware worthy matron, nnd J. II. Junes, 1 « | 800 d. tn. nt the home o f Mr*. Mrs. II. C. Oake", Ik'd Scott Ave- which time three representative" called to Zrllwoud lu*l Week he- win thy patron. cn Wiggins Oil t'umrron Avenue, nne. .Mrs. II. K. llntllff will " l i v e were ebs-tisl to llm Seminole cniiHe o f the death of tlicit brother All of fleers iuehitling Mi*. ,1. I* The Daughter* r.f Wesley Sun- nt cu-hustess. llolticlnw, n**oriute matron, mid Co uni v Cld Mien's Com nil"" Ion. I,. W, Stouslruiii. day School Claes party will lie hehl . HIIIAT .1 . I* Hidt/elaw, u**o iale piituui, They me Mm . Willink. Mrs, A. W. at McKinley Hull ut 7:110 p. m. R'»«e Cird. ..f the Sanford tinr- Kpps Jr and Mrs. A. It, Miivlnirv Ktiemls will In- sorry In Iritrn weie at their r»*pi*tlM' lation* wlth Mrs. Albert Hickson, Mr". A . den Club will meet nt 11:15 n. in. tlint Miss Jan Raggett i* eunfined with the exeetdiou of Ml*. K. C. flu- piopi him was under the illII. Stevens, Mir. I.. M. Tyre, Mrs. with M m . II. II. Cmmlcv. leption ef Mrs. Wight Klrtlev nml to the Ki inuhi l.mignloo Memoriul Wnliiuii." n- i-niipluiu, Mr*. Helen J; M« McCasklll nml Mr* Charles Tlie Ivirn Circle of the Garden wii- based mi "Huppincss.” All llo.pitul where she underwent mi l.einliml. in gum *l and Gonlon Meriwether as hostesses (Club will ni.-el ut JCUI p. m. nt the member- pre-i nt pnrtii.ipnted an.I ut’ iielnlvi liiinv. IIIi<*nii. sentinel. Mr* R. W. Tin Circle No It o f tlie W. S. C. S. ........ of M m . IPh Green, 701 Pal- a (irlxe na- won bv Mrs. William". in i, Mrs C. ( . Welrli and Roiieit o f the First Methodist Church will n.etto Avi line. Kneh member is Clnrrni-e Clniise left M 'lidav for William* *iih»litntid for then *tn , R.fiesbm ints were served nt meet with Mrs. John \\ itllums, HOI asked to biing evergreen *p,-ciui. n Hie eloip o f Hie meeting. Those (lie I ’ niveMily of Noitb Cmolion >Ions, Hie pli-l llllee Kscambin Drive. for Identiflcntlun. . M m , A h Shoemaker, sivietarv pie-eiit were Mrs, Kirtley, Sirs. IIfie i -pending a W EDNESDAY The Jneniulidn Ciiele o f the Sift* David limb, Mm . George Andrew week- with Id- pun nt", Mi. nnd and Mr*, I T. Slieplund, trensui ■ ” The Prayer Meeting Service nt f ° ' d Garden Club Mill moot nt i!:(HI Sneei, Mm I'hil Stanley, Jr., Mm . M m , W. C Cliltl»e. el, gave the finmutnl repnit for the First Baptist Church will be•*•- nt the home of Mis. It. K. Kp|i«, M m Roily S',uto, Mrs. Wil tin pa*t year. Coiomittei* for the Ml. nml Mi". A. S. I.landing mill .'lining vi at were ntinniuierd a* Kin nt 7:110 p.m. I>i|t!.miitx nnd I'eurlfov, 110* Kim Avenue. Hums. Mis . Kruok Mebnoe Jr. of Seals for Study Courses durinit' The Hibiscus Circle o f the Gar- Ml. I'lymonth, M m . Wilbur Con. dinigiitei Kaltn have letiplieil In 1 •Mow-: roui*'ration, Mr*. Cretin the past year will bp uwinded ns den Club will meet ut 2::itl p. m. at rad. Mi . ItumM Chupmnn. Mr-. tlii'ii home in Coluinbia, S. C ttflot Mel.nitt, Mi* It, \V . Tin in i and u pnrt o f till* ,crvlce. **’ " •'...... o f Mrs. Mlchuel Gin-on, Ralph tligiil II, Mis, Willink mid i visiting t i n til Hiding's mint nml Mi *. Ii. F Cien*huw ; visiting: unele. Mi. nml Mi*. W. C. Sanford, Mi*. J. I'. Holtirlnw, Ml*. The Roy III Antima-udoi* will Avenue. Cu-hostesses M m . Mem, |Cltiil«e. I M T Vre alol Ml* Kffie Ill'll meet nt the First Ilnptist Chuivli ■wil*, ell*. U. 1.. Dnlm and M m . «oii : ttviialo. Mm. Helen la'illliurti beginning ,,t 7;lH) p.m. , * ' _ r liS., *w"*** | Mi. and Mrs. Janie* Chestnut Geneva. Mis. Vllgn-ta Rllloev. The Junior Brotherhood will , Mimosa Cir le . o f the HunJr. vi-ited in Hanford dining the H iiv. i-m : Mr*. Haiti"-* nnd Mr* meet nt the First Ilnptist Chinch .A*1* Garden Club will meet ut lodidiiv* with their parent-. Mr. T y ie; andiliog. Ml*. W. K Vnm. beginning nt 7!.’IU p.m. i m *?* ”* * " " " e of Mrs. CliestmiC* lenvi wii" e*ti inleil due Mi*. S I’. Dutton and Mi-. W. C. ^ A jrenerul business meeting and ' * nmeron on (Vlery Avenue. to tlie death of In" wife’" futhvi, S, Ig , "el Vi e i ellti I . Ml*. Joe <'o| “ neheon will lie held by the Snn. . ,\ . ... , Cm! Ki-i nhowei h|'ln- t’liesttiut* I-v , t»KS tinigiixliii-; Mr*. I.tiey lord Woman’ s Club at pJ;fM) n.in ' „ , Un- ttoin n n * Mission UUd Mr*. Kisenhowi r left KritlnV C ootiei; i-ouitesy. Mi. IM-on Goil nt the Hull house. Fur tenetvat an* W U ' "r F l r " 1 » ‘ipti.t foe Siiobitiy, I ' m. to *tn-nd s o m e iii.il Mr-. Virginia Rnmev: pin ffiiiit I h e ■ iliin l in n h i h « ifr * n t memlHTs are requested to cull Mr* . 1 i " ' T ' . " ‘ ' ,M'T ‘ ." / :4r> "•111 time liefore letinning to Virginia gimii Mr* K. J llonlli nml Mi ll»l> i r % fr t 'r * h)«h m | W. ||. Grnessle, telephone iKfl-W. . i -V.1^ « * ' 11" fillItem'll on Tlilirsdnv J II lone* I '*d*-; ouldi* it v \|i. lirrtl• r )m«r |linn*mill* ,,( The executive board of th. Sue. Am . N" '• Mr*. 1 F- Mennd Mi* Sin-" milk. I 1 esldlltli.n h n i f n l . i i h i tM ir m i l i u r i foul Garden Cluj, will no el ut It lilt t h m' h - ! « r, o...... r " ' l " v . ’ ’ v ' H' Mi nnd Ml* l-.nie-t liiitrhel. Mis. Williams, Ml- Vlioiav .111 ► t » | l l i g h l i i i j f ftwr , « t h i i m . in ijic . «• IU, III the Gulden (Vnler. V di. icfn I"' " ■ S " T M! ilii»!i«nnil* in our rju iNnii him• Mi and Mm Stewail tiati-iivl ultd vi* and Mr*. Mill iii-lle Maxwell, The W. S. C. S. of I lie Kim,lexer m .l»"' r • " , ' h" eliililii'o, >ii. and M m David Gal. I:111 f t o - “ ; Mi - W. W. Wall.el j » i u ^ a r i ’>|ii»rr M i x * ! . \ m l i n * i M i I k h i Methodist Cbm .-ii ........... . Mitt, iirLn.x n i Z !!'‘ i"''" ' / M.T"’ e)tel and .Mi** Minnie and Marie the uilvi'io v l»tatd t u 1 | r « r ( i r r - t i a . ( l i r f f i l l i i a l \m 1 i | i m n | Khs'trd l Mrs. Robert Rruce. Nml), Ufc,. ’ 1 . ' 'i1 , *«. ,h ‘ ‘ Stewart visited Mr. and Mi*. Van o f the lUilliaiw Girl* wi-ie Mis. 1 ‘t.ism* M iUlitv a* mi iriaurs Monroe, ut 7:30 p. m. V i \i iA , cla»*l..om; Cirrle Itiiren Connell in Windeinn-ie on liaines, Mi*. Tvre, Mrs I'.va llm Hi»rr ijfAintl a nalhmal f m r r g f i i r ^ , - T h e Ladles Auxiliary of the l h >hni i n, nn, Sundav. Mrs. ColilieR will be re* key. Mr*. P. II Wvirtt, Mi*. Wil S» giir I i I wx I-IR im / Hemrfiiirrr, • ro t h e r mo,] of Railway TYuin- 'V. N'., V \T. vv’ r i , C r' ineiiibeied ns tin* former Killlh iiam Moye, Gonlon Hiissnn and J liirrr i* mi aiitMlitllte fnf (hit pricemert will meet Hl 3:0(t p. m. in the i„ v " ' * ' ii ynP’ , Slewnit. who liioglil for *evelnl II. Julies, J. Cl. O F Hal niun. m thr i ounif Mi*n n . Iunhl f « , |Riiniff( gift, veins in the Sanfoid inlmurv I Antioiliu i no nt wa- miele tlint TH U R SD AY Vt,’ ".'. 1 u1!1' J11 ,Mr'’ H- C. the next meeting on Jan 12 would The Muanollu Circle o f tl». u.,„ iViV'i1 ehnirnuin. In the Wnnmn's CALL YOUR RID CROSS TODAY! school*. b<- iddglation night and that J R I’ubhthhl in n imblir im ir r in 0 1 . Jones would la- in charge of llo ■y.rngion ml* /hr .ijinlm ng Cuuiuil. I efteshmenls and di* ai utiog eoinoiltti*'. The eominlllei- will nin*i"t of Mr*. Ridu-rt Williams, Mi mid ess " " " " ' it* I* No. 1 will present ii Itotii unions nml carrots me de­ Mis. 11a *k v Wight. Flunk I nlb-dl. Tlie regular meeting of Semin. 1!V.’lf' m V.1" I'.li;;.* t-"r^ Bt 1 T " licious when moked mid ghltril. Mis Nellie J A til in, Mi* I .out • ola Reheknh I.... .. No. j:l eill T , nV'T Serve cooked rnblmge It, n ereum iterisley, Mrs. Gluilv* Malcolm mol meet al the I. 1). <1 F Hull ut HUM) W , . T . ‘ “' j 1 A* 111 sume Hint has been "casunnl with Mi*. Join * During Ha- no i ting • All lueinblTS arc urg.,| to he u ' ‘ " 1 ' ‘ " ‘f n "' HtllTIf VN N m iN Tl'M FN T ’ M u , Hi'bii l.i'liilimt wa* iti-lnlb-d present , f,,r the Hun- Wo ivestir-hiie. Mi. and Mi*- I'nul W Reese an- a* oigani*! far th. yettt. Th.- Home Demonstration Club T ' " " f " " ' m H iooI liiiillii e today Hie Idilll of a .laugh by liu-dicntinu, to reiltuve hi* fienii h i Rhonda I.vim. weighing 7 llis.. d i enld *y lliploriis while still mound t:t ..**,, .0 1 Hie. 'll at the local in* factory oi ..I___ flee,_ is ju*t up inspital Mis. Reese i* lire former ahikwooi lly DAVID TAYLOR MARKE netting his own and his employer'* retie Ciiiington. Mu* xliMik't iliro.-toi for District N»». i hi|i'«i lly CYNTHIA DOWRY i f New sfrat lire* Writer treatment of the ailment, thul In­ run indulge Ids fnnries In fond and drink to th"- hilt. Rome take their <lek leave administer t»g III the h‘’ )or,. Mt„ „ y .................... nm omforl- .-old liln-rntlv from tin ImiHI* • Vi *hle tlinli n eolil inti-, aelite in- other* Hi* ii Inti |f wii It Hi** "‘ iffri! xriil’TCf:1'S±'S . *!'i’ proper mood for * K,*’ , *""L '"i My toothache lx all digestion mid a -i.k londarhe, fm aonal "I felt a llttla something. I „ |mt they don’t show hut my dentist is careful and ,,,, Mie.-h knowa when to Mop!" "The cavity I ,\ll *»rti '..f stntisties have l.eei. Today’s Women .tiff•*B•| ‘ o off* i oii* i c e 11 iitu! , 11 m uUllftll Mi M itu l. F im nhovi Mi in in*"' 4•lit—t - \,l\ Signs o f Spring... In Tliosu l,u\ul\ Colorful Cannon Towols • A i|t in O Killllitlll O I im e l . i t ' l t l O I ’ m lv 0 t lt r i'it 0 l.ig lili- n iit j: 0 O 0 O 1’ I I ’. a l l t , !."t - T u v v u ls I MS - 1 h i t II I Mu > :>:* ( Int lo t lu 1 ‘..ft l il..' .'I't iit g I 't tk t t .ii 'ii M u iti.- a .' llll ......... ? . I i "vv t. ! I I l a n d T o u t*ls liM u - M S u - 1.25 liath Mats MLit r hmu’ 11 -* *) MV MI "'t * I5u. Q /oic^£d'i * 3 -* 4 -* 5 ' v n l u o . . • p r lo o -s In l l i l s y e a r l y e v e n t ! 15-Yr. Service C om p ltl* Hervlce fur Six People, Uut N ow , fu r ONE (1 ) HOUR ONLY W e've many atylen In thin mile urmip MOVED -: dress Hhuert, null HhoeH, Hpni U anil 1 M. ENGLISH JR. Jtw efrr. caaualx . , . all from regular alack a l ( G U ARA N TEED Factory Guaranlted — 19 Year Preo Replaeeaient. lim it 1 t «el* to Customer . . . DO NOT PHONE. Do hero early . • . . flret come, lin t eerted. Now delivered. NO FE D B R A L TA X Krcatly reduced prlcen. O f course, nut all Mize* In ull atylea liul a w onderful culleetiun u f foutw eur fuahluntt. flo* K i inl • x|H i'*'ii,iii< \h dti I Mi imt. 11 T o p t w y** n puthv mi .• till n i * nt In­ i' it ii H"*l‘.i * ii ii*■I |Atl !i* i . 4 ml It IVEY’S l o w 1If lTO •* \ It I> OF T il W h S ” it. n '* » n m i v u m : \xriirlnled Press Women’ s Kdltar i S u n lu v il T l.m t t i (itiiM , u iH !*'• tifiilcT IIh- illl»|»lri * **f tin I,nft|rVAiiimI I l\l»- l.t*w||U» Ktitlnx liY v.-nrinlrd Press I ashiolt halltor ‘" If* p in i»t l.> limit Si limil .null If volt have dtffienltv vismrlt*n him. i/iiii* yourself in Hi*' styles habit­ Th!• j i t i ' i. nt nt i**ii will n *.... * ually pictured in fiiahion magn- if 11 put fo ru m nr«- f ut I In- 4 nn dees Weill by ninibjs six fi'l't I rfiiifllr mill III*’ l|*|ll*1Ii l*lhi 4, i > **l tall and one foot wole, don’t ties- l.iilillWiniil, in *tn <!I(i|£ in Mi v 11 •i nuir. 1.i*i t Ituittri, t tiiiiniiHii fin tht There's a growing awarelte*" l.i’ rttfUr. in tin- garment industry tliat the Muny iumv l«» *h«* l« maloritv of Altieilian women do I.i nry liiiilthmr hnvu ♦**••'!« luinhout conform to the nii-nsuii-iiient* OiHuiirtKixit tin1 mimim t * Mr*, of the "li.ng-temined Amerienn I I tint**i i xplnnn-il, uml it i* b.iiulv'' a* "it forth by leading IlC. I HHIlM in I IIM< fll11il "i f"l Hnfashion models. Most of them, in ilrplrti’il Yii-n-iiM of Ihi* »i fuel, tue "trlclli short-stemmed I hin." •m deonsldeialily wilier m i"** the Tin- I'uhlhmi' i \ •■s tin I ■am Hum t h e cimvi-utluiial pnlilit .......... . •lull Dini (iut* m»’ str iiig-liean mannikin it Iii mit l.ftiNi voliinit *• it\tiljiM. Mi Ml lid* i* ienlixreil l,\ M- -tpo, i ifimfi-r j r I Til. 1 ni' I oil).;in 1 Alan Phillip", wim plan" I" ImM 11-•\ Hi''*ml Tio’t'f trrj*’\ hniot lollerlii.iis (."peeiullv ("i H ■ 111'111111i-o.I i Jillitfi liii r t l i i i ’ * JlfuF m in i’ nvi i ii ge wnioiro of .* I*■* i 1 lit 111' r If 1 *M|J'H In I* » t •" •' 11 It! In u I< tint*.I tile so rolled "dmiilinliv. mu i nt in hHaving observed til*' frustia Klu’ (ilny, Nik;ht »*i I uniurv l' lion of small women livin g l" tin 1 ill* lllilo* il i ||<t ••I J ! |<).|\if v clothes tlint fit in on HVcniy Jin y u vltOM'it ft oiiy Mi*- uiniit in • depal tiaeiil stole. Mr I’ l»i1li|. iiimI tin- t-ntlinif of Iho i»in\ i|o|i* iul • wai moved by ronipllssion, and nil tint ill i yiiuh ulsii It, a ennnv business sen-, Tit lxi*f * nil" 7ft 1 1 MH fni jol«iJt te proiltice fii-hlon* nnreetly O" mill r»lI I'riiti f*»l -hnli fit *. If* ■-* i v*i lantioni-d fm tin* mujovily. i h im * u n it I iinnl* I>| • n il im p M • What i* the »en-e. In u*l I I ituf »*i i»t Wihlm Full* .'i» _T* *' I imself, in maniifni luring rdnli I'Id’ iMinmitlt’*’ in iliiHirt- h •*mi for the ndioirity. w lon tie I pUM.i of Ml*. Ilillltf), •9lII11 III ill jiiritv have to spend prohibit e * M m |{. T ,\|•I\%oi*. Mm I . i .. iill.-rnti'io co*l» plus ............... , Iti’MMI"! . If I Ml I * *JoV H* Mil* lug slioppiog b om * in niiler ' i ” >■ . wear tin in'.' His dlminulive fsuhinns, uv. h . I |hfH*t fury; •1 In -4JMink lo •I * ruin I t,|de throiighnllt llo* cinmtiv ! t’iiiiVif low * r til i ioiiiiii ti \\>Ui di,y, mu espi-ciallv desidio-il ! |>|l|l* lk|| <l| |M»I **l* ) l»1 |UI ' tin- small Moiiian, youthful j il l Villi*. styling, rigid in pnipuilinii«. I1 rvoids excessive tiiinm ilig, ft" finil oriiaoiellts olid lilies will. . tend to cut helghl. Suits never have i-\iiggi-ini> ■' peplttni" or extra-full skill*, t - l inr* and laprls me *oiaII and di erectly cut. Ilndires are ciilefoll, when used nrc small. 24.75 ni '* 'A i ■*11 ft* thii'fiix *m11 tm io i f t h 'in h | I.ONCVVnuli (SiMMiuh |..f .liinmtry t*1. ti ih r iIIOiik n x I. Inv 11v I I'Ll* iit'wly fm in* % \ II mill mill still V". a fever" roiltliu. Others lust nnmii nnd group and receive lot* of symputhrin- iittenItion. Still other* shut themselves j» fllluil! Now I t'Nil l‘lljl*y »’Ut- |yul||,.|<-,| to Fimk till- MtjinU'i Ilf in their rami mid enjov s-.-n- -oil. Inirr9 <4My duntint in certainly my ' woik-iliiyn I«»mI iiiiiiiiully l»v th** tilde, rending nt llllisic, if that’s good friend I" common cold, but any sennll.le cm- iwhat they want. So, I’m foe the cnutmim cold. Dy mi iii.'uiis should mathvr plover would intln-i neet.pl cheer(Uggcst Hint the dentist cun cut, fully ii couple of dav* uhseii.-e Ami I, Rite nil other working stiffs knife or netsllv-1 from one employe than allow Hie in their right mind, will rue the Hite shnulil avoid auch xucll expression* expressions bug lu run rampant through n tiny when the research lati- come • M " I Ii i v i mi n|i|iolntim'iit\ with witlr whole department. Therefore, I up with the wonder drug lo hunisli lh « dentist tuilny, nnd liow’ I say, any employe who attempts, it forever. Alreail It." "Am I miserable, Tim Pt N K V E I I H E E O H E A T T H I S I ' K K ’ K Inin* hud t» Imi cut nwny I" "If you ilon't brush vuur Ihev’R have to be filled, ami that hurt*!" "Oh no. the dentist doesn't C L 08E • OUT hurt!" says the pamphlet. Once n date fur Junior lum SALE! been art. continues Urn pamphlet, heap it. Rupeet your child to ct>i-poratc. Do not offer bribe", Do put let vour nervousness ahuw. Have faith lit both the child and T H E I’ l l I C E Y O U M I G H T Jhe dentlat. * Ami when the appointment il E X P E C T TO P A Y FOR ever, by all mean* prulso junior T H IS G E N U IN E for hl« cooperation and reward Idm then fur hla iroml lu-halvor. And when you apeak of the vlilt to the dentist don’t neglect to torn o n o u Si'ii** h n k i'it » n « t a n l a l i i ? ii t«l»* ptni: t ' \i Ini’ p' J •t <*11111 Unit ** i***i,n wppt»■fit’ll ;it »l fhivo»i*»| wtlli U lilt If h’ -lilv ytmi **<'! nttlnn i;. ^anford IMav I’ IK* (Jiven In I I applecart. Wait until you gel home, i nay, If you m u s t a b s o r b Nothing can be more harrow, iitlH-histumint.il. lug to a, .voiingsler the -proI.nicr phases of cold* seem cii*. ,thmi , freipientlv slnteil, with -root of his first visit til II dell- considerable sudnens, that nieiji. tooi-tniloii'd for easing tin- con­ list There I* tiu doubt but that ''" ‘e for nil it* ii-ri-nt ndvunce* hu* science. too. Thele is the plugg.-d (Jr needs help t . get over this unable to n ink the eouiinon im-e voice very implt-ssivi nml inipossilde to fake successfully flrnt hunit is Ami the* um* pumnu why hiitlii'i ? who can give him that help is Ilia , ' h-wed In u niunber of lights, mill tile di*aglrciible clinking. parent. * euntnion cold in the working Ithtwing nml roiighlitg routliies. At A six-page pamphlet nit this mnns bc*l friend, uml if we didn’t this point in tin- cold, tlie iiiiijeel subjrct Just hu* lieeu pnldlnhed *1 '* •" invent *tmn- upon awaking in the miirning us­ ' ually wonders seriously i| tu- in by New York University’* Col- , 1V!|* , , b ge of Dentistry. It was prepared',. ! " " 't <«»»». there going lo live through the day. The bv the Parent Education - .n * l, ' *'l,,|r v"1'1 when It is symptoms la-gin to mitigute urouml Iiiid-Iiuirning, Imt ii>- Hint inlttee of the Itlunle Mnnd So- “ ...K,, ' , I !, * ‘'0."r,"'v TJ"’ time the sillijeet, hi* wife or Ids clety, of Dentistry for (hlldrcn ' C n, Iprefer to mother lin* already called the mill, In eollaborntlnn with Dr Mary I. n I f ~ .,7^'“ Iri-.V M"::*-!’’.,?i.V,’ “m„ jt is uiy personal opinion that it Ihrnp, Demi of Itarmnl Kxperl- ............. . ari.nutti. .n,.. ,-- These ,1s lietlei pnyilinlagv for the sub T n lltlh n ehl.i psycho- .ym Olom- run only he !Ill Itilled *hv Jet11 lo make (lie mil hlmselt, so l"gl"t of 1 ruviileitce, R. I. the hay fever victim, and even Ii jtlml the lions cull hear the flog • „ . ,’ar,;nt? , *" hern I udmlni*tiHllon of sneciing voice and the buss roughs. Tin* ‘ du anil limit fashion. Junior powder can’t simulate tlie rich nml iimken the rmployi-i loipiilei, t«-. should he told vvnut lie cun cx- wonderful dlstless of a lommon elillse In- get* ronimoil cold* loo, l>eet to hntipen to him while In eolil subject. Imt In- knows darned well no one tlie dentist's ehnir, the pumphletAt Hu* point of tin- mlseiies, i.i ivet *n sick with one that il I*nvs. Al the same time, In- should the subject In pii-suiuci! to lie in' illipo-sible to stnggei to the til. lie told what will he expected uf a lilgiil) infection.* iiindlliiin idmne. The eonmitm cold lain other ml him. any wav. lie certainly .eeins to l,e In pointing Uu-nr tblng* nut In — Olid there In every economic, vantages, || usually einm-n when him, Mother should stress that moral nnd nueini reusoo for him to tin- subject i* tired and tuvil* n Dentist is a friend; sneak of his flee the Premises of ids employ, hrenk to mend till- raveled sleeve ^imlness to her, ami take the nient. What makes tin- common of earning a living. It n intll* child with her to meet the den- fjjhl partletilmly ndnptal.le Is tlmt clears tip enough in a riiiiple of tint on her next visit. In this yvuy J'’ 1' "object feels wretched enough day's to permit Hie subject In e < lie will become arotinlnlcd with •<> leave work, anil - • lie run do it hnek to wink just when he’s get Ihe dentist liefore ids treatment eiuitu-ieriei, secure in ling bored nr when Ills lianisseii Is begun Ini’ kmiivledgo tlint his emptoyer Ifamily i* <m till- verge o f m rvon* eollapse. And there are munv Mother’ should point out, suy- V"" '"."I' * "ii.leliisi.ini ,l" ‘t old wives’ tales surrounding tinthe pamphlet, that dentist is not •* "ol'Herlng nr faking. Al* Education Rtpnrlcr fm Mm . \hill i»«* Junuiiry of this i** n ' In1* f.ll VMM \ 1C s< Ml MM. PI \ Thu in«*«»tinir of tin htainmrii S» i'iu»l |'m on! I * in In r \ -iiiii'iiktinn vi. hit Ii timl It*'h m h*'i|uIoil for Jam k Ini’* l’***'H pi**!ptiii+tl until Jiiti, lo Ml l» i: Wutkii” , luihlii it\ uin n i ii'u n , im n o iii'i *'il lo t ln v , l*A‘* ui" f ihi* J' *ith ■ f Mn». A*rr* f i n.lr I’m;*', .) fifth ^ i i li' loii* huf. GIVEBLOODNOW The.su Women CTInh. I lock lo M'^lM n Mil n 111lull I’-Oll, N|I - i» I' III I f|4J*lIt will -IfUllMM tin' p ii i iim -ml hi***t»'i*wo4 an? Mim .1 1) i'tu linn, elmii nmn, Mrs. ,\ K. ( tin ii i, Mm . <Tn\ U’ llliuins, Mm . Mfrril .Sl.inlrv, Mm . Tlmiima Mi'io, M m . W It, Nulmhoii, Mm . Ihi v mi op i| II £>iii. iI i4 nn«t M Kih ijorii* Will tiling Why You Should Childhood Mints 7 o f D m - W u m n n ’a r. .1 Slum! of C!» ihiont, Dm )fu*-^t n^u-nkt i for tho k-FiRul biiiirioHj* mootinir Joviil )fi milt. Thi* iiivvtliuf SALKS FINAL! �T i tV d f stt.fd ■ i i mi — s—p w s w y >tj*aif.g tM meArtoire m irm re Sf or .irwtr (ht*r, Jo*f Joah Carol to Mf. El* JaotfhUr, L A K E M A K Y \ IKM* l o r d her* “ ►Gun 9! G?ie*Wd, 6«. it i'lw . iff, .......... , Juit received' word of the promo' fly VIRGINIA P. ANItRKMON | iff day, I Suarl Ma «a * Mr. ami Mr*.. Arthur Kubo of tlon of Htelr son, James to Techni­ M *ro R D s r s fr . r s a x K M GAINESVILLE. Fla. Flori­ MANKirr TAMPA (jv-Chuck JarczvnsM'r Mr. and Mrs. J. J, .Matthew* of Farweft, Mleh. arrived Tuesday to cal Sergeant. He la now stationed ssxrtmir, r u m in* one-hand pivot shot hotted Tmnna da’s Curt Cunkle and Hoy Roberts Waycross, Ue. visited his mother, occupy thslr take Mary . home. with the U. fl. Army, In Japan. fo llo w in g p ric e * rep orted h r a M U tlo with tayuJu Unlvere'lv made a field goal for Alabama Mr*. II. C. Matt news and hi* bro­ Their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sam | Mrs, W. A. Low* returned from ih T* h eI>*e1*rs on the R en fn rd H tn is j Oswego, Kansas, where she spent Ramsey accompanied them. of the South at the end of rrgtilo- Monday night but the contribution ther-in- low and sister, Mr. and a rk e t fur produce sold tn Mr, atpl Mrs. Edward Mahs, who yhe holidays with her sister, Mrs. Tr ur un cnkeerr*s Mand tlon play Monday night, and the wasn’t enough to stave off Ala­ Mr*. I,. C. Tlllla over the week end. ttis is a lle r * up to ! :* 0 R. Keen. n. m. Ja n . I. 19*1. Tampan* poured It on In overtime bama's 09-04 defeat. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp spent have been visiting their eon and Ils a n s . T e n d s r g r e en daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. Mis* Ann# Dell# Bancroft who Cunkle alio scored enough points Saturday and Sunday with hi* for a 77-70 basketball victor*IS.no ltd. Itp r. The New Orleans crew had led ior Flnrlrin-19 -to moke himself mother, Mrs. lledmnn In Lakeland Gene Mahs left for their homo in ha* been visiting her nephew and •ahhag*. F W I i t s niece,. Col. end Mrs, Wm. E. Baker,j in IIh. Da. I *0 40-35 at halftime and r.2 4H alter high point man for (he night. HobMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stalnakrr Hutchinson, Minn, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. if. Hwanson spent have returned to her home In ta-U'ahhiee. <-aine** Crate II.no-] on rrts made It for his own side. three quarter*. tire nnnoonelng the birth of u |] no-s.sn (Tat* fayette, l.n. r-aullflnwee Christmas Day with her brotherAluh.wnii got the'unexpected a*-, daughter tin Tuesday, Dee, .70. George Mont/* free throw and r r . F lo r id a Mrr*. Mary Donnhoo of Culm C s*l s,jutsn Don Hurrnd’s driving layup vet dstance early in the basketliall Mr. unit Mr*. Frank Hartlow re- in-law ami sister. Mr. and Mrs. IM S -Ill C ra t* City. Wisconsin arrived by plane C e le ry . P b .rlita Tampa ahead In the overtime per game when Cunkle and Itnherls. turneil flee. Lilt from Camilla, (la, Wm. Ifollleyhead In Tamna. last week, lo y|«it her son ami P a sca l -‘ra te 13 I1-J.lt lod and tayole never eonld enleh trying to grub a rebound of a foul where they attended the funernl nf Mr. and Mrs. Jack ft. Ifowsll t-ers, lie p sn d ln g .hot, collided beneath the foe’s tho Inle Representative Eugene and son Hus* left for Milton, Tues­ daughler-iulaw, l.t. ahd Mr*. Stan­ riu-um Up. Monti towed in L’t points. |( 00.1 <10 d M ile Hu. Ila k t. (uai. The hall bnuneed off them Cox. Mr*. Cox and Mr*. Hartlow day after spending the holiday* ley V. Ddnahoo. tl 10-Jin E e e p la n t a liu . Ils k t . Air Cadet Hperieer Fawcett left ).#t<lies, Ire h e rg , have hern friends since girlhood. with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Roy The appearance of tin* Syrac-tiM* and through the hoop. for hi* station, Pensacola, Sunday, rtr- p ack I . A. C r a te lt lt -1 .1 1 Florida held a narrow lead over, Mrs. I„ (). Broussard and her L. if owe! I. football team In tin* Uinntrc Howl P a rsle y * t o .a C r e t e It.T S -l.on after spending the holiday* with Mulioma for the distance, areurnto sister. Mis* Delie Hstu roft of La. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry OHrlrn and will mark the first poxt-.n-imnn P u taln e*. il*<l his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. n its* io ti> Hx. i n s o - t .i l bowl eouiest for nny Syriu uso frre throwing by Cunkle and Sonny fayelte. La. spent Wednesday In daughter* left Thursday for their Fawrett. Powell clnehing the Issue in the take Alfred, the guests o f the home In Erie, I'enna. after visiting tinu ns, flre e n im « Hun. It .o o - i.io grli) squad. P sp p sra Hu. H »M . U ll- in n last two minutes former's graotldnughter, Mrs. Wm. her parents, Mr. and Mr*. K. II. I Harry Harrow was In I Ita illstie * t tu-i. c-raie 11 *0.1.7* Mary, recently, calling on friends. Jerry Harper pared Alabama If. Kllpatrlrk. Leopold during Ihe holidays. 1 H-iueshi Yrlt.iw with 17 points. Iteeeot guests of Mr. and Mrs. BUY FROM OWNER Mr. amt Mr*. I*. K. Kelley spent 1 "Skipper’’ Nelson Is honte again, I n-i M-r It 71-1.50 10 lb. C r e t e t< an \V. T. Wnnsley were his brother Christmas Day with their son and following surgery at the Orange T'-m atne* SIX ROOM HOUSE Memorial Hospital In Orlando. t it n i a djughter-ln-lnw, Dr. nnd Mr*. Wm. nnd sister-in-law, Mr. amt Mrs. C. Hin CATALINA lilt. IIINS TRACK CAINS I Mis* Mary Virginia Hohlnson re­ l i n n i M , Ml If. Wnosley of Laurel, Miss.; hi* Kelley In Orlando, 10tiil§.f|. |.o| H.i'<fwood floor* H *1 H lire Ho* Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver and two turned Saturday from Backport, O re n g ra. T e m p le >t H ot SJ IS-i.J.i Wall la m ftca p id fiUaa fjlntiirtti MIAMI i.W — Ulseaynr Kennrl hrolher-ln-law and sister, Mr. anti Tenn. where she had spent the O ra p e t r iill. Im n ra n a ll» x it ts Mrs. J. E. Haver nf Washington, nlflf'eg A<*».i Forth ■tfli sons hove moved to Melbourne, Club Monday night dosed Ihe lirst holiday* visiting an aunt. T e n g rr lu e a , \ci-nrillng 1 B*Dr*om« t VrnalMf* HNiiiia half of its (today meeting with tin. ami his nli-re ami nephew nf where he Is rmployerl. In a l l * Hoe ________ l l . T S - l A* Mr, ami Mrs. Hchumaker ami Dining Doom Cittlotetl U ata-if Mr. ami Mrs. 0. W. Bjoblom hefty gains in both nttetidanre ami Aubiirndnle, Mrs. (Juy Corley and VO It 1 S T I EM p roduce rece ive d son snent Humtay In take Mary *1 tnHertford H le le F a r m e r s M urk el wagering. The sreond half begin* H. H. Poole. The Haver* were here visited their son-in-law and dangh Mr*. 'Edgar' frl*»U|g. They have Just re- fr<>m in a. m. Jan. * In to a. m . Ja n . lo attend tho wedding nf their lefi. 'Mr.'' and' 11.1. . ke PaTtVlj j 1April lo * - 1 turned from Puerto Rico and ex­ 1911. T o ta l rece lp ra (.1 1 * p a ck It*H W a r m H e r e ! Attendance for (ho first tl night* granddaughter. Miss Jean Haver, Inf Orld VUta, New Vear’s am pect to flpi«h the home they be­ S. aaea. Ilrm a n d gnnd, m a rk e t b a re ly Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthew* their other son-in-law and daughW its 2110.583. u gain of 20.918 over steady, gan to build In Lake1 Mary, some H'tppllea p le n tifu l on r lt r n a ; d e­ 239,(105 for Ihe corresponding per­ ami their daughters spent several 1ter, Mr; and Mrs. Klntere’ Green time ago. mand m o derate, m a rk e t gtenOy. days with his mother, Mrs. D. C. In Goldennd, iod Inst year. MrsIt. W. Keogh nml infant I M v a C Mr. and Mr*. Lyman Frlshy of Helling was $H,iUS7.2H1. a gain of Matthews an ilhls brother-in-law son, Keltlh Homer have' been ?8 (0.179 over the $7,280,802 lor the nnd sister, .Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Til- Farwrif, Mkh. arrived Wedneidoy moved from the Fernald Laughton afternoon, to spend the winter in II*. SCNWfINE PARK first 1 5 nights last season. TODAY & WEDNESDAY! Mrs. Jessie Virkery of Pensacola l.akif Mary. For the present, they Memorial Hospital In Hanford to OLDSMAR tfi—More thoroughthe home of her parents, Mr. nnd Is visiting tier son-in-law and are making ihelr home with Mrs. bred* will be on hand for Hm -ISM Mrs. II. M. Gleason. v d c l m a n ( 'l i m b s l i p daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. M. E. I. Cold, horse racing season which open* Gossan. H K. Franklin hna had ns his Jan. IS at Hunshlne Pork than In M id d le w e ig h t L a d d e r RETURNS TO DESK Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Crocker nnd guest*, hi* sister. Mrs. J. R. HuhLAKELAND duHam J. Womack it* seven year history, son Huger, spent Christum* with lett and his nephew. It. G. June* All 787 stable* at the track have und Mrs. Jones and their daugh­ Jr. I* hack at hi* old Job a* man­ NEW YOltK -M—Marvin Edel- relatives In flnrtow. man. crack Plilludelphiii middle­ Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hinith, of ter, Kay, nil of Grand Cane, La. aging editor of the Lakeland Ledg­ been assigned and 100 more horses weight. whs ready lo continue his Altirit. N. V. me the guests of Mr. They have enjoyed seenle Florida, er after n months military serv­ will be stabled at approved (arms nearby. flight up the flstle laihlrr today. nnd Mrs. John J. Murphy. Mrs. visiting Silver Springs, Monday, ice. Womack returned Monday. Among the horses back for (he Kd Hoag, who wa* acting man­ Edelman rallied in Ihe lust three Hinith Is n sister of Mrs. Murphy. llok Tnwre ami Cypress Gardens, rounds lust night lo receive a unan­ Mr. and Mr*. Waller I. Piper and Tuesday and Ht. Augustine, Wed­ aging editor, move* Intn a newly ! 51-day meeting are the two top winners of the 1953 Sunshine enmcreated position, county editor. imous to round decision over Char­ her two *l*trr* from Orlando nte nesday. 1petition: Mrs. Joan Martin'* Hrezley (lied) Williams of Newark In a n plenie dinner, New Year's on the Mr. ami Mrs. Ilryun Co* of Or­ "Senate" mean* "***#mbly of no and Char-mar Farm's Choice televised bout at Eastern Parkway bench at Duvtomi. lando and Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. i Cut. . Arena. It was his Zttlh victory in n Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. W. Hloldom are Cog uf l.rrslnirg spent Christmas old men." row Following the limit, Matchmaker i'rddy Hrrnncr said he would at­ tempt to pair Edelman with John L. Sullivan, England's up and com­ ing ino pounder, for an early February scrap at tin- Eastern Parkway The 22 • year old Philadelphian had to overcome an early lead limit up by Williams, a veteran of 111 ring battles, to receive the nod of Ihe officials Heferre Jack Wat son and Judge Jim Crowley scored II I! I for Edelman while Judge Artie Schwurt/ had it M l. Cunkle Scores For In Overtime, 77-70 ’Bama But IT-F Wins fa m p a L o y o la State Fanner* Market f c n — I**g! »AN'VE. K T , _DI. . . IN KOREA YSmc IM W I** thauisl Rurke, son or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burke, William Clarke Court, Sanford, Flo., reeewUy was promoted to sergeant while serv­ ing in Korea with the <0lh Infan­ try' Division. Th# outfit arrived In Kore*i early laat year after Intensive-field* training In Jaran. A cook In the 224th Infantry Regiment'* Company K, Btirke en­ tered the Army in June H»6t, ar­ riving In Korea last April. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Brown an­ nounce the birth of a daughter Ware tic Sharon on Jan. I- The Browns have another daughter Towsnna Candace. 24-FM" m l booklet Fla. Institute 3403 South Humhv Street Orlando, Flor Ida /4ioct«td? I IM(I o u t w i l l ' .1 11> 't l>y I ( t o L i tvc j in t h e 'YELLOW PAGES' ,il Y n in t d i-p in m i* D ii < < f " i y TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY k>*s FONTAINE ■ hJin L U N D FREEMAN-pete, H AN SO N \ n i>K I)* ADDED. mo« \ Darling. / he w CA,,T00N■ “* cou / a you ’ SELECTED SHOUT S A Ml O R D • O R L A N D O ^ i l G H W A V McCRORY’S SPECIAL VALUE SALE “PUTS M O R E * , V * * * DIXIE NK7TKIIH BEGIN J f a Hf l ' l i o k I'M'im 'l l i " !/ FLEMING Stcu<*9 HAYDEN Hs Is m CAStl* • Jetm VUIIOIt * - - I 'l .t 'S C A R T O O N - " U t l V IN It I'd) PARAMOUNT«NKWH TAMPA 'M—Favorite* In ilic 2fllh iinnunl Dixie Tennis Tuurnnmcnl contimicd tu meet Incul hopeful* Ind.-iy alter easy vlclnrlcs In first round pluy Miuuluy. Giirdnar Mulloy, Miami, seeded Nil. t. had ii first round hyo nnd won't open his L-.'imiinign fur III* filth Dixie title until Wcdncsdiiy. Dan Sullivan. Hi Pctcrshurg. ilrreated Hill Ilcncdlcl. Tampa, (1 I. Ilh Herded players besides Mutiny uettliiu lirst round liyex were CalIi■hin Dick-on, Tampa; and Alfredo POWER thatPur-r-r-s when the going gets tough ! Don't aquandor proclout co in . . . fatton up that piggy bank liy chopping at McCrary'*. Jut* look al tho thrift (pocloU In «toro for youf Each an d ovory ana m oaru monoy aavod. * And thoM a rt |u«I a t a m p lo . , .com o In for hundradt o f unadvortlaod m onoy-tovorl. IMPORTED 1 ITALIAN KUOS COTTON S20.95 II x 12 ft x It) It , ............... * . ...... ....... 19.95 6.95 (1 CHENILLE LOOP KUOS WITH KUHlIERiZED HACKS, PASTEL COLORS 30" x 54" ... .............. $3.39 *1,98 22” x 12” 2.69 27” x 18" 12" x 72” 6.98 . $ 11.98 f l x l l f t . ...... IMPOKTKI) ......._ ..... INDIA PRINT HKD SPREADS n *1.98 v a lu e ........................$1.29 72 x 108 10 x 28 RAMIE KITCHEN TOWELS Plaids and Print", rcg. 21k: value .1 FOR 5.1c 15 x 28 Colored Harder Kitchen Towebt reg. Ife value NEW Iftc EA. Skip Dent Sanforized Kxlrtt Large Cannon Toweln, brilliant color* Short Hleeved Hpoet Shirts 68c EA. LADIES' MEN’S WEAR SPECIALS Full WEAR Fashioned Nylon Hose, new shades. Reg. Oka value 11.00 ^ ^>/ $2,98 LADIES' LINGERIE i '*,■ ■- . ■ i- \ ’ -v Trimmed two bar tr im Rayon FantUs, re*. 40r value Th# reserve 0/ power you went when th* ilng auddtnly gete tougher la hero In thla new F01 Tractor, Juat take a look at Its new Ford “Red Tig •ml you'll aee why. You'll aeo a now overhead valve angina, with big boro and abort stroke that cuta the travel of each Platon approsimately 5 rnllea in • working day, re* duclng friction and helping to make poailble greater 3 PR. $1.00 pastels, reg. $9.01 value Extra largo site Rayon Pantlt*. rrg. Ode value $2.98 3 FOR 87i • .'MulUflllamrar liemherg and Acetate Rayon Bllpa ; Reg. 1.2ft value 90c l Of advanced engineering. Ignition la completely weatherproofed. All oil la normally filtered every time around. The whole engine la extra atrong, extra rigid ae well aa extra powerful The more you know about tractor englnea, the Niger kick you’ll get out of looking over the one tn the new Ford Tractor, The more m u knew about tractor*, the better you’ll reallae that hare h the moat modern tractor on today*! market Cm » in ’ 5 yda. $1.00 80 s<). Dress Prints AU new Spring Styles Sklrta *M11 •* | 39c yd. $198 tan* Sleeved Nylon Sport Hhlrttt In dark ralora and IJnhlearhed Sheeting 69c Pr. Short Sleeved Nylon Sport Hhlrte, pastel roloH HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 30" Printed Pilsie In a wdle Rayon Crepe Blouse* la lovely colors variety of patterns snd color* ■19c yd. 98c All Nylon athletic skorta, boxer Queen Solid Color Cottons, or gripper style* In pastel colors. Reg. >1.01) value $M » Cotton T-Shirt* any color you may need 98e ISe yd. M'CRORYS d D a * e a N »»M sa * — sf'iwii » ' -* » �. . -J 1 Legal Notices •. -S e T ^ t N T n R . s ^ y ''. n n Thf" . H r R .y i. i) Jan. 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I gonna bc ruint nv FIT AS A FIDOLE > K i MERE TELEGRAM AM* READY FER , '7 ~ “ V T SPRING PLOWIN'/ ) !, / ' \ EARLIER T'CAY/ A V WMUTC0Mt f L A S H C30 K U 0 N nml hine ndventurfH In Hpar« VUH s*— Farm Supidles ■ Machinery —Alt— SPECIAL SERVICES —14 ,1 ROOM hath lit** water, laici* lot Ford Fermi.oii Tractor l’.M7 Oyer FtllCilOAIHK apnliaiicc.i, .nils and ncrvic* r, II limn. Oviedo. Ha. with fruit in Lake Vary S t. «izi* tire.. In fine condition phune 4IM or Sanford l>U2 \V. IVIute Hoy Lake Mary $jso oo Term* STAND\RD RillIV WORKS H:t!t a e r r mi .until .ule of Lake Kurd Fertile.on IIMU Itual tire. t IRS PAINTED 5J99J |*rolei lion \jt<l|lk.l lie.i frmt A ope miner traitor (tut run* Rmlv Work like new Si iOuu I'ertn* Kent Htdg 202 Commercial SI. III..) (XI MRS. \ l . I l l JOHNS Real K*t.ite Itrnker Phone 17 Oyer *l/e tile* Ha. had very Furniture Repaired, Reflnl«hed. implenient. no Hume and office Fixture* Built. A real buy* at DANIELS CABINET WORKS. I’lpe tinlA iii «t»e Him*, .1 ROOM lion.e t’.araCe apart 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 Term*. 11.1 Railroad Avenue Itn.iliJr little liir lllm I* frier I i4|i* ment • 3 lot. lit Iru.l trc'e*. 115* SMITH I l l l t r o i l S l I . F s I Welaka Ride > \ ,le .. amine 40v) S Ortinge lllo.Mini Trail or 1*1ION 10 I IS I.ACNDRV WORK Mri Hinder. 5 ioon. DOWN lando. Phone 2 HO! NNnut u l I hr firrr |*inl Celery and Mellonville Av*enuey. IM M F IH .iri: POSSISSION _____ ^ynur Fcrmi.oti Oealet______ " i r t •hr t rtr |.hnnr ««i* nir in i’ hone 1020 R tritNilum rlinrar §• jmiir nmur f% * Itedroom ma.onry hou.e brand in— -1 0 I. I. SILL Plano Technician. HELP WANTED M*lrtl In Ihr Irleiihmir hmili. In new, 75 It lot pl.t mtl of ntv, •rlMrn lor ihlei nmiMMitutlMlitM Phone lilt W Route I. Sanford. Init ha. city water A harnain at MARRIED .MAN (or m.uranee ihr inlirHUrr I* r«|>*tlnl to |u»» only j i i j i x ) ......................... work in Sanford Splendid upper SPREADER SERVICE Lime and tu outfit 1 1 . In order for n« to Dolomite and Fertilizer Phono irmlrr thr hr*t |oi**lhlr *rrtli'r SEMINOLE III. II.IV | limitv fur advancement t'o il.ot nil Hunt li(% tmi«l lit* In our Irtfia M David E Carpenter. ITJO Magnolia I'hone Ji p |'| Tnylnr. Dl I Supt . 2t« nl f h r on ihr »htf hriorr inilill ■ Meivctl Hlifii or Phone IH4H R m linn. Income lav Statement, properly M lRI Al.tOKS MB FOUNTAIN Help Vnntrd Apply •'I n * r n o llf i n« lo n o n lln ir l § prepared If nn rrr*» r i m p u i * in to u r mt Mr. Hill. T'luehton ftrun Co WM. H. ML It KAY See Raymond M Ball NNr m iiinot h r r r « |io n * llitr fo r o tu *r l Hoo our In r o r r r i’l l io r r l.icrii'ctl Broker for all t’ LKHK—mun or woman Apply Telephone . » R m l Celery Avenue i ton. kind, of Real F.tale Joe's tirorery, 713 Celery in.ixm yard filler Bargain Peal liiRi'j S Pork 1'p.talr. thk |‘n|t Soil Dump Tn irk Service, Phone flt’J) . INSTHLITIBNS S A N F O R D Whether li iyltc or m llinc pay von to .i*e IIF R A IJ ) Kartnall Cut* !!»oO Fully ecpnpped little iim* Seven with thi. out tit Winter (iarden. Fla I'hone tJ.Vi, Winter tiarden it w.ll J. M II VI I . Iteath,i Florida State Rank Unit,Iim; FOR RENT — 1 I. A K A A p a M t n e n t . It / l r » l S tr eet P h oi e l!ki IV. W Phone 11,VI I all Hall" i - i n r u n s I tlR M l 1 _ WANTED Experirneed W.olr* I*li,me Ul III nOl.I.AW \Y AND B lIIV BEDS •ay, week or month — Tel 1425 furniture Center, 111! W First l LEAN l i i l ' H mom form.tied apart ment nil Park Ave Thill RENT Apartment. room*, fnnu.hed HOI Ave .1 Drag Line Flli* l.loyd Phone EARN $RXMXi or more per month RMA M _______ a d drc.'ln a envelope, in pare time at home liy hand or type l « _ I I OWE IIS PEANTS SIIKLUS writer Send II no for information and instruction, lie,icon Sei v ue FUR s\t,K c.itillage plant. MarDept .15 Box .110, C.imtn idee m ion Market and Clory W E KirMa*. Money Buck liuaranlee i tihnff Phone 3*171 ________ f r / t t / M f t * large French 2 E\PF.HIENCED maid li< h ic m • Phone itlil IK U I OMOIlll I IIRIIKI IIS— IS WE lit Y \ND SEEt. CEE IN tale mmlcl u ed rari See W E Me Master* Br.illry Ddliaiu t ’ serl Car* llllt and Park Ave*. W'uMl'N TO SEW for .firing lin.i ne.s Eli <v to .i n pi imI.ii l . giHitl pay Sewing machine not esven Im I Write. Kenroc Mtg c<>. Vorklowii, ImI (Ve p a y e a . h f o r u s e d e a r * e v e n 11 Master CraR r,dnt *2 Vi gat yon o w e o n t h e m . Army Blanket. Col* Turpaulln< REl.lAIH.h sale* perron wanted I lute a Heel l'«ed Car* for exclusive dress .hop ii May \rmy Navy Siirjdm Second and Sanford _____ fair Inn Plume Eve Proctor Wed evening or Thur. mot mm; at I I I . 111111. MU I l i R S l'l MR VNr.KS JI no ,,„l <ki pel | HI I RTIMiiuiM house M ,.l,ji, out f.ii -In I Pan .it Ktngnu, i, I'tiea . mid. t*. 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TO ea*li, take over 123XKI rtriii' .tnge Exlimirlev Phone 1201 J after e Iiirv. *ell and tradr' used for,d , ni llmi i»f fid Ii r«tl c| f,ii*,ld| KEI.E mid are in a litirrv In sell fl p in (or npp,did,nmil line W il*,m M.ner l iiii.ihire Co |HI** |.t •*!■* ilk *"ii • >•fl »* 1 r ' bleed [ tins A li t' . , ii Herald I'lll* III the -e.il|i oltea It, let the i la**if i d iidsorlltdntt im; ill I I I Plmne 1 1 5 0 mo. e It r ely Piatt , ol in oilier N'ess inn, let, lilo, k home Jo I fTiinhif i jfi.it*> 'lltl.ANDO Morning .Sentinel, <h ,1,'paritit,ml ol till'! SANEOllD pail* ol the hods i»h i cnmptl'led total pi a , J,'.cm ihi lando Evenini' Slat Cull Ralph HERALD prose ll* alillity ax all I I K M ILH i: Term* can Ire .inanged K:. ■. It05 J efficient Miles me,limn Itmiglit Sr it, t nr Traitril Slop ttv ROBE It I \ Wit.I.I VMS. Ilrall,n ul I'elnplmne M25 T'lirmtore t *'ll \I.I, TY PES Itiilldn/er ssmk Rea lias nonoI E. I iindi|iii*l. VsMirlalf Free Free Frert ter in, W T'tr*l ____ sitntilile Rati'* T’n e ,'Militate* I'limip Irii I Vllaiillr Rank Itlrlg Buffer Rental Phone .‘.'21 V c I.i at ey is c*lm k Pmilii s ss tilt 7 Pel* I VKI I R O M HOME Pulilia e of P.t'le Wat rGenerator nr Slarlei Tsto In.limull flame hnu*e on Its Nl W II \ M l's|11R | , t, I..I IIV I IE R Y id S .is ic n Call ML Svsain'* Rat t It'el ol iinproVeil take limit l a - ale 11.1,1 II IS el S I I I k SI I .light S,mk a lit, ilia-* A Paint Co. | , ts S e n i, e Sanford Avetiiie tea tol* lloll * , 1 two seat* old I iltl nl > ■* ,t M >pl, | *• d 11 iteh and 2 nd Street Exi ellenl term* I'm i d yii.aio el \ i 0 ,'ig, , i*X Pbolie 0 2 1 1 DSHD SI’ V I’ beaters; all size*II \ tt It IM AN A r i t t M I I Y giH.d eomlltloo v erv reaxonI’ lllt.IPS Colonial Cleaners "know Rift W. 1*1 St. I’ linnr 732 l'l III II VI « I II IN o l I'Ot I IKY able l e e Rr„* 3t!l Klin Ave how" pin* C Sun O guaranteed s i p p l II s Ph HW mothproofing assure you of Fl'HNISHED 2 hiilriMUit garage .‘axi . l i n k , | la v e b i t i i e b r o m le i "Riimlhnx” atipeatance Phone apartment Coulaet nwtier at tax. ,oO i In, k 1 to o l ) tos e I PIANOS f s e n I71N Myrtle Ave. IHI for free delivery service Magnolia Avenue 1 m e ta l in -I b ox,'* o, III lie*, to i I BP I t o i l n l , , gel .dor like 2 *bed iIo. k , w ,lli I i k t VBINETS Eorntlen top* t Vail T'l ltNLSIlED 2 bedroom tonne with I lopp ti sprayer new Reawmalde , an be *een at ttoiHlwiitkitu; f,t2 Sanford Ave two extra Int* Itea*onatde See .1 pn ketr lawn i ale* I tantel ' .dune, Wul k PIlk,lie fact tt' and 1153 J nw iter l.’ IH Wi*l T ii'l SI Some woven win tenet,ig Teed It i I lib K n o t (.ein t d Fleetrie Ii,mi;h tt,i‘ >i I'lniiluin* and LAWN MOWERS xharpetted Hi 3 HKDI0IOM llid -d ,m a Ini refrigtl idol I ed ‘ week* only eti I lav im mid my place, ) i v, le* repaired. Shuman *, .tin i Mayfair) 2 ear garage Price Sold fill *102 |" will lake UJII ,Ht will ell till* III,'I I llamllse to till li> Dun ll.trrs E -till hi ILl.iWUHi $3,75<t 00 f a*tt It.dam i Term*. S.inlord T'leetrn Co till highest blilib i I inlay. Ian 0 T tnam eil Magnolia \se NEW FLOURS sitrfaeed In |>er at the s.niloiI Farmer* Markel J. W. HALE, Realtor fi'i’ lluli Old floor* made like 3 mile* ' 0 , 11li iiii Orlando High ■‘( a l l Hall” Plume 17.x ucsv Finishing, rlcnnlng and way II,iv llruiiiniller, Star Rutile, rs axing, alto portable posyer plaid NEW TWO b e d r o o m tiia*mirv Sanford I la Serving Seminole County shire lniu*e Com|ilele I, E equipped, |!)25 11 5t Cleasnn. Lake Mary Venetian litinil*. Spare heater S L R I T .e s I nil K.s xii H5 ton r n|) Red*. Hoik. Hampshire* and 24341 Yale Avenue JALOUSIES lie.,vs \ i,ii,,I A* li,lit,ed No HEDItO’ ill iiuforni'lied hou.e «t.V E Third S t , $,m ini per niim'li I'hone nil, W Surplus i lu, k > » . Milrshnrg n I'etiii iitiile* TTi'o Invtallallrin Tele plmne 1425 Furniture Center, YOU CAN SELL Anything JLST CALI, IW Hy IMrtrl W n i h e r IU\IC. X I THOUGHT fZ »5i’ t IOC L| AVC1L2 f At l ' l , J (* C L'AII/'Ff, n / H A D iMCtCMD SYr I -- - * * �*,~*r TBV BANVOM> NVRALO I Wad. Jib . 7, l»83 The Sanford Herald n » W f a t . t a ia . a t ta » e « i o r n , - Saafard, flurlSa. aadre Ik. A Caaae-.a «( Marrk !L INTO. e o k u x n i . utiAa Kdll.r (ionlint iinatf H a < la * »« _ Wr N aanaer at'ltSCIIIPTIOV HATH* ('ani*t ....................... e .sa Oaa M«alh --------l.hi VWrea Noaiha ............ h.ini •la Maatfc. ... . ......................... ivra 0*»* Vaav ...... ll.M All akllaarr aatlrea, n N i Ikaaka, rr»«lMilaaa aa* aallrea eaftrlalai»«al far ikr paranaa I t M t i litia , will kr (•tiara.4 at rraalar aerrriMaa ralr*. «( a a far U r > r r .» n lr .l M .il„ n ii|t lt< la llr a r v a r a U t U r * *»»» * » r l i ( k l r a a .. . I k l m l l ............... n i r M l a«. I.a a l* . . Vka IIrraId la a mrmkrr af Ik* tiff,jnt'SS'j; S3!* n r w * p r im e r SfS • ri. Pefl,,n2 Tom” wat afrcited in Elkarl^ Ind. the oilier night, The “ d l *'l iual w a » , | \0 w , te|, lelevuion ----------- r--------- It— -------- — 'rr~ - --------- - The March Of Himes THE WORLD TODAY Dcnpllo Iho tfcmomlmiH nrojirowv which .heitj been mmlr by medical nclcncc in comlmttiiiK nlnumt every dlnottmi known to mankind, 1052 wan the wornt polio year on record. 8ome 55,000 pernonn, mnnt of them children; wore ntrlckcn by thin dread dlaeanc which ho often leuvca IU victims crippled, even when they aurvlve. And yet, even In the cane of polio, Inst year's experi­ ence was not nil Kloom. The disclosure that Riimma globln, u blood fraction, is effective in providing temporary Immun­ ity in some cones Is certainly encouraging and may yet prove the rny of hope which the entire medical profession has been seeking. Not only was this work financed by the March of Dimes which Is held in January of each your, hut future tests al­ ready being planned and further experiments In this direc­ tion can only in! continued If the March of Dimes this month is supported generously by the public. More than 50,000 children In epidemic areas participated in last summer’s tests with tremendously satisfactory results. And more than $28,000,000 was spent by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for the victims of polio last year. Over two thousand Iron lungs were shlp|M‘d to various stricken arcus all over the country. Hundr. Js of hotpack machines, rocking beds, braces, crutches, wheel chairs, and other paraphernalia needed In thlrt most expensive of disease,) were provided, Altogether aid was provided for 00,000 iwrsons, 40,000 of whom wore carry-over ruses from previous years, Almost no onn can afford to hear the full expense ot Infantile par­ alysis alone and unaided. Wherever polio striker,, the costs of its treatment and cure become almost immediately unen­ durable. The only hope lies with the Infantile Paralysis Foundation. The March of Dimes will he made this month. The com trlbutlnn boxes will he found in public places everywhere. Do not wait to he solicited. Make your contribution today. Chance For Tho GOP he told the police, Thu HJd Ongri'N1), with ti Hcjiiihticun mujnrltv In both houM ott, hutt convened. On Jan. 20 when Dwight D. MlneuFlorida*i hig bank* have from two to three time* m much money bower its Inaugurated the country will have Ita find Repub­ on depoiit today at they had dur* lican ndmlultdration tdree that of Herbert Hoover. Tho Republican!) In power face an enpeclally d ifficu lt ine the height of the boom in 1925. Florida I si mo-e old people In proportion to youngsters than any other stale in the union, should therefore h r the most interested in gerontology Siys you! ^As dmo-t t|r Iasi official act of his admimstrlim) Mayor Stcmper Isiues an appeal for the March of Dimes. As mayor he is expected to issue appeals for all worthy causes, preside at «|| dedicatory exercises, officially »•el'omc nil vis'ling dig­ nitaries. Isv nil rurneritmrs, and Renenllv live himself in the line of fire when the brickbats and dead cals start flying Me is generally credited with ill the responsibility for running the City but lie has no mow authority than any other com* mhiinner It U n trntah job, And so as hr ■trps down nft« a year in office we crnsmtulxte Mayor Stem* per on a job well done, and extend !o the new utfyor, Randall Chase, our best _wishvr for is successful & ministration and our sympathetic vnderstanduig for all the problems involved. ll is too bad we cannot tell the whole sto-v in the headline, fur the benefi* of those n-wipaper reader* who rear! only the headline*. If that were possible mure people would feel the rjgnificance of G-n•ral Rldgway's remarks on the in aaid. "iho caiuallv rata will vary with the training lavtl in inverse ratio: the higher the level of train­ ing the lower the casually rote. It is alwav* the leait trained troops which are the first tost in battle". That is worth thinking about by Uiom who art agatnH preparsd- tank. A h tho m ajority party tho rcupoiiHihllity for all the Im portant (Igc IhIouh will rent w ith them . In itn long yearn out of office tho Republican P a rty pointed to what It called ex(ruvaganrn and Inefficiency in tho iidmlulHtratloiiH of PrcHldentH R oohovoU and Trum an. It proniined that when It canto to |M»wer correction* would he made, Hpendlng reduced and laxoH lowered. Intelligent votora know I hist the moat nlncere effort to make changoH In the way Dm country h adnilnlntered w ill tnku lim e. They idao know DuiL tes Home extent world eondlIIoph w ill dlctato the amount o f money that must he Rpont and tho amount of taxes which mimt be collected, rogardlcHH o f the attem pts of loaders to bring about economies. In 1952 when the Democrats came to power they, too, faced grave problems. The manner in which they met the crisis was o(>en to criticism and there are many who object to what was done. Hut through five presidential elections tho people gave their approval. This approval was registered not so much because everything that yvoh done was wise or perfect hut because tho Democratic program promised ac­ tion. Tho ItopuhllcanH now have Dm same opportunity. Un­ der tho leadership of an extremely popular anti able man there Is much reason to hope for a period of continuing Im­ provement. Ban Thu Biblu? -------- *. .* It was linuntl to eomo. Tho growing ntlnmpts tit oonflnrslilp huvu encuunigotl Dio sprouil of tho Idoti. Tho Intent uml most Htnrtllng oxnmplo In Ihul of Dio Mii'lilifiiii hIiiIo nountor Who wishes fn lmn tho milo of tlm now Ii'iiiihIuDoii or Dip Rlhlo. Ho illHilkoH Dio eliniigin il hits iniiilo in Iho loxt, ;iiul hollovos thorn "ilovil-iimplroil," per Imps also f'ommunini l.ihpired. Whatever hooks might have boon expected to Imi threat­ ened hy censorship, no one, however imaginative, would have looked to find the Hlble among tho number. It merely goes to prove that attacks ou tho freodom of expressing unpopu­ lar ideas soon become attacks on any and all differences of opinion or expression. Farmern Market here w(ll be no more graft. taytw nr In ll Reye afle Depertmepl, in air Beverer Obgctw. 8* ■e 11 f » f c vhekedenena ej WASHINGTON W — The flj(ht of tho 10 Domocrollc nml Hrpukllcin lenator* to make It coaler to ima.ih Southern Democrats’ fllibuitrrs ngulnal civil rltfhts bills was pretty well foredoomed, They wont tho Senate, here at the start of IU 10.13 btislner.i, to adopt all the old rules under which it has been operatinK except one: Tho one which makes it practically Impossible to stop a filibuster. (Inly an optimist could have be lleveif they'd win. About the most they can nrhlevc, it seems, Is to call the country's attention once more to the fact that under thr ircsanl Senate rule filibusters arc ust about unbreakbnle. An examination of thr rule which Is causing all the argument will show that, If the effort of the ID senators falls, there's not much reason tin) cxppect o chance In the rule during this Congress. Under the rule, any lime a sen­ ator makes u motion to tiring or a bill which the Southerners dont* like, they can filibuster against it All olher Senate business stops during a filibuster. In this way the Southerners can tie (he Senuln in keel* IruMInlteK since the rule says a filibuster can’t lie slopped except hy a vole of fit—a constitution'll two thirds— of all Dfl senators There's not much chance of getting such n vote. Therefore the rule makes the Southerners' nhllitv lo block civil rights legislation almost iron clad lint couldn't the Senate, which adopted this rule In the first oluce, change it at any lime? Changing Ihe rule would be even harder than getting those 04 votes necessary to break u filibuster and —this was also Iht work af the senators—for this reason* While 04 of the DO senators could slop a filibuster against ii motion to bring up a bill, there's nu mu chlnery at all in the rules for breaking a filibuster which Ihe Southerners would start any Cine anyone tried to change the rule. J Budget SIuhHch "'•"*<c*** n<i# eels fur which fed(“ ,iil m atch in ' inuney can Im’ (dttulned. He said 11 would save 9130,ooo a y e a r. lie recommended tiuo his stuff ■if four assistant enguums bo r*‘ in half with John It. Klude and William A, Kr.'iltcrt In lie retired Doth are ellgihle fur retirement Seutt llevnulds, now assistant I** charge nf plans, would relieve John Daniels n* engineer In charge of plant. Daniels would he released because of "pour physical cn.idl linn." Assistant Knglneer ;l A .Me Callurn would he re cmploved aei' take over Ihe work done liv both Krut/ert and Slade. Adminlstra tive Assistant Wilbur Overstreet would take liver lleynolds' plun nlng duties In udditlnn tn hi* own lllcboy Green, now engineer le charue nf urban project* at Jack sniivlllo, would replace Weslev A Sweat ns division engineer at De hind. Sweat would become Green’s assistant. Thr Itunrd upnolntcd .Stephen C O'Connell, Ft. Lauderdale. Us al tornev at Ihe mit.scl of il* firsl nieollim. Weather (Contlannl From Pair DneT | Polio Goal Set ATLANTA l^-Only about 2 3 per cent of the soldiers In the sevenFor Dimes March stale Southeastern urea were re- T^c President submitted no leg Illative recommendations, saying he would not Infringe upon Risenrted A AWOL Inst year, and fewer ported Will, last lewer M IA M I — (S n e e ia l) — A goal bower's right to chert the country's than I..1 per cent of Army per­ of 91.060,000 wax net here todayt bv course efter his Inauguration Jan sonnel in Georgia made AWOL lists Joe Hull state chairman ror Flor­ 20. He reviewed the progress of his from July through November, 1052 ida's 106.3 March of Dime* cam "Fair Deal” and said It has served Third Army headquarters here liuign starting Jail. 2. the nation well. released the figures yesterday after Truman spoke confldenlly of the "Thl* I* a minimum goal!' Hall the f/uilsvllle (K y.) Times printed said "and I am hoping with thou­ future. While the nation has Us ii story saying the AWOL and sand* of dime* worker* that we resources, Its Industry, Its skills. desertion rate hud reached “ alarm ran renrh IIJIH6.(IB2 or BOe for Its vigor and Its democratic faith, Ing" numbers. person In Florida using the he said, "the ultimate advani iee’ Third Army headquarters said every In the struggle with the Soviet lOBfl een»u* figures," V6D.1 names went Into the record "That woi Id put nil nf Florida’s "lies with us, not with the Com book In its area last year as Army .. eountlo* 'In the Mack’ an ex­ munlst*." deserters, f igure* on AWOL* from 07 "Hut there are some things th-< pression Indicating that 60c per Army Installation* In Georgia nr better hat been raised," could shift the advantage In their showed a rate of 14.9 per t.OOO capita side," ha said, "one of the thing* the chairman said. men fur the flve-mnnth period, and that could defeat us Is fear-fear "I want to emnhasite, however, for the enllre Third Army area that no nuntn I* being set for anv of the task we face, fear of adl i»t the rate was 21 .14 per thousand Individual rounty unless that coun­ Ing to It, fear that breeds more In ID.12 ty sets it — March nf Dimes gjy- fear, sapping our faith, corrm'1"'' Lt Col Glenn K. Kant. Third Ing and work I* voluntary,” he dc- our liberties, turning cltlirn against Army public Information officer, ■•lnre,|. citisen. ally against ally." said lie dlil not have available at He did not name any names ns Hall (minted to th" great necl this lime n breakdown on the num­ f nr Polio fund*, noting that In he continued: ber of deserters on reenrd In en>'h 11)6!? thee were 0,10 rase* of Polio "Already Ihe danger signal* have stale Alabama, Florida, Georgia, In Florida, it" all-time record and gone up. Already tho corrosivr Mississippi. Tennessee North Caro tnrreasu of HO percent ovrr last process has begun. Amt every Una and Koolh Carolina are In yenr. til munition of our tolerance, pv T the Third Armv arm. “ Wn spent oyer half a million new act o I enforced conformity, Kant sold: "Actually, the AWOL for the earn of those rase*," each Idle accusation, each demon figure* for the Third Army are (lolla" atratlon of hysteria — each new he *'11)0(1, relatively good." "A dmen Florida ehrp*nr» re. reitrictlvo law—Is one more slgr reived over *70.000 from'*h« Nn. that wc ran lose the battle against tlnnnl Foundation for Infantile fear. . , , City CommiHHion "We must renew our confidence Paralysis to heln nav hill* and we had half of th* •fMKim'O we In one another, our tolerance our r'dseil la«t year to w"-’- 'el*h. the sense of being neighbors, fellow (Continued From Pate One) I,- our stand clcilliens. We must take ri|i'i-«(od one day'* pnrlting meter oilier half going *o K*i|» for receipts from the City, Cllv Attor­ search nnd education," he explain­ nn the Bill nf Bights. The Inqul.sl lion, the star chamber, have nn ney A. K, Hhlnholscr ruled that ed. iiiicli iictinn w'Hild lie illei/ul. “ As the 1003 Mnrrh nf Dtq|e* place In n free society." Reamed by radio throughout thr However, the Commliision nil- rnmnnluo i-et* under woy. nlmu*t Ihorlsed the lilncing of n sticker every Florid'- polln chanter |* ■world, Truman's message told all on dich iiicler requesting conlritiu- hrnko. and the NFIP. which hml mankind that this country — lie •lons, nod allowed that nil dime* n r'-ord If, ft. ease ln«d 0f over cause of Russia's refusal tn agree In junking meter* would go for f'B.OOO sq Increase of |o| percent. to a formula guaranteeing the out la wing of atomic weapons — I* imn.nuo in debt. •he eniiiptegn. Dimes do Uni regis­ I* “ TMr.p || efl-t illlrtnrr tOlq being hurried forward In atomic ter time on parking mater*, but to -bln ‘M7B Iran lungx aerns* the discoveries toward "yet unforsee will drnn Into the eoln hoses. In* tnllnllon of eight one-hour nation. Bun hot nack moehlnes, 275 able peaks of destructive po« or " "Wc have developed atomic narking meter* wn* authorixeil on ro-'klng boils en** *rO ehos* resnlr. "■iii'l Avenue, upon the recom­ otnrs sr* thM Polln cB*os eonbl weapons with many times the ex mendation of City Mnnnger Tom have the»o life-saving aids." Hal1 loslve force of the early models," e said, "and we have produced '.oinuii moil Police Chief Itoy Wil- said. T l ,e p e l l , , n ! . I t . - , ) e F lo r M n Is (hem In substantial quantities ” 'lams. The pro|Hi*nl In Install He continued: "Veil two-hour parking meter* ou ii"' romphdclv bleak, the chairman "The war of the future would (.aid. Commercial Avenue, between Park I "\ V . l - " ' l *t|*n lie one in which mnn could cx and Hood Avenues, wus referred ( .v * r f u r |b e |e,enlo,evri n i, g. fiei ,o o. vi l l i t h u u - lingulih millions of lives lit one •ii the Truffle Committee for rec­ blow, demolish the great cities o' « H " .I ( I lf o l d a n d #'"*(. M .ert-e^s ommendation. "TI." l,"."id •«.f Florillo know tile the world, wipe out the cultural The Commission, in other nr- Heed achievement* of the n»*t — m*’ fur fund* In fight Pulln •Io ns: "T''e M«r< li of IJIw-es ....e| ,r . destroy the very structure of u A olhnrixed pnynient o f fee* for the dimes earda mid seho'il card*, rlvlllrntkm that Im* bee nsluwlv ttH'ri.J irnrhtigo collection outside till, rnriliv >nn.*ls| n" I snorts I'"-"1.. •mil painfully buill up through •he city on n quarter bind*, lu ud- Iho "reel hundreds of generations. 1t»rrp vanre. "Such a war Is not a tmsxildc set for .Inn. ?(> from 7 l" Hn —. — Do igimteil (he Florida Stale nil these nnd ninn** mnr" wW r e . policy for rational men. Wr kun" Hank and the Sanford Atlantic r e iv e the •"noort of our neoide In Ihis, but we dare net n*«nmc that ' 'ittIsirmt Hank a* dcjmsiturics for this great fii’ ht we •>-" -ill conduct­ othera would not yield to the temp­ the City. tation science Is now placing in ing ugulnst Polio," Hall said. Doling the forepart of the meettheir hand*. ng, letter* of commeiidnlion were “ With that In mind, there 1* PRODUCTION BOOSTED rend from the Stale Hoard of WASHINGTON iitv—Itecord pro­ something 1 would sav, to Stalin: Health, concerning action taken bv duction levels boosted manufac You claim belief In Lenin’s pro the city in procuring improved luring employment to a postwar phccy that one stage In the dr water uml Hi'werage systems, anil peak of iota million In November, vclnnmcnt of Communist society ‘loin the TourLt Club, referring Ihe Bureau of Labor Statistics re­ would be war between your world to the Tourist Festival. and ours. Rut Lenin wus a nrc ported today. For every 1,000 workers, only atomic man, who viewed society If you aren't using « whole pack eiuhl were laid off during the and history with pre-atomic eyes. age of dried fruit, pul the remain month-one of Ihe lowest lay-off Romcthlng profound has happened der tn n tig Idly covered cunt aliter rotes since 1045 and only half the since he wrote. War has changed In your refrigerator. Its shape and Its dimension. It canlay-off rate nf a yenr ago. G Asheville Cleveland tail Angeles New Orleans New York Seattle Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee null low Prtclp. .04 65 40 .97 20 17 .53 54 52 71 57 .17 35 29 .45 44 34 .09 39 32 70 54 70 ca 70 50 mil now be a ‘ singe’ In the deveb ..... . ( ot anything save ruin fur , inn* regime ami your homeland." Truman said aaahe —Is -----------------resuming I I .111*1*1 -Minn.it gladly’ * his place a* ® prl vale ntiien and he spoke of the "friendly and understanding col■ has ' *had —* *----labnrdtlon"■he fromEl— Elsen­ hower and his associates in working fur nn orderly changeover of aifuilnlitrations. "The President elect." Truman drclired. "I* about to take up the greatest burdens, the most com­ pelling responsibilities, given to any man. And I, wllh you and nil Americans, wish fur him all possi­ ble success In undertaking tho tasks that will so soon be his." As for his ad ministration. Tru­ man said: "At the very lean, a total war has been averted, each day up tn this hour. And at Ihe must we mnv already have succeeded In establishing conditions which can net) that kind of war from hap­ pening, for us far ahead as man can sec." Truman said It wms the Tirst Russian atomic explosion of 104!) that sparked the expanded Amer­ ican mobilization program. "We had to endeavor to keep our lead in atomic weapons." strengthen the armed forces and enlarge produc­ tive capacity, he said. ___ Stan Comstock recommend:) AFFILIATED FUND, INC. A niutiiul fund of j)n>vtm prrformnnco A hhoI h over $200,000,000. Full pnrticulurt) on miuent M l5 Conway Road Orlitndo Phono 0805 l|i>|ir*>is*iiAli*ii d u e 'll dt i'Uf USED CAR SALE In order to make room for trade-in i on the new 1953 BuickH, which will Minister And Wife Killed In Collinion (Continued I-rum t’ sgo One) the) baskets, 120.(137.37. Increases In the tirlco of cab­ DE FUNIAK 81‘ ltlNGS Wl - A bage, according to Mr. Anderson, Dade Cily, Fla., minister and hi* (list Wore noted ns follows: December wife were killed today In the colli 1D(I1, 93,70 average per 30-pnumi slon of their car and a large nil bag and 94.05 per Bll-pnuml ernte, transport truck near here. ami In Deccmlier, 1902, 91.02 aver­ The victims were the Rev. and age pur 1«g nml 91.25 average per Mra. Leroy Franklin Edwards Amelin wonwn ntav loon bo ware averaging 913.GO Their two children, whole panics ; ■mok'ng »•(>«. *rul not the corncob nrriVmiare bushel brisket, in 11)51 uml were not learned Immediately 14,41 Uni month) fiiconihciii. 90,90 were injured and were taken tn a In 1081 ami 94,1(1 hint month, unit De Funluk Springs hospital. tomatoes. 17,11 In 1051 uml Kl,AO Invesllgatlng officers said Ihn last month, A rise from Itf.tlH to transport turned off Highway 14,47 n*r bushel hamper w«* noted DO In an had apparent effort to turn in henna nml 92,06 to 92.01 In or. iiround, and the automobile driven the Rev. Edwards rammed lit" 9 fir. Anderson said tin' demand bv rear end. The top of tho Ed was plentiful hut that the prlies the were lower end disclosed there ha* wards’ car wai sheared off. Keen n 600*acre Increase In cab- An Inquest wai being held thla hate production In Florida alone. i morning. I|her, o» elie iacreue the for pipe*. TVs I* where ■* vnm*n tome In If every in woman would become • pipe imoker, tb*-ra would actually be • Knrritv of oinee and e hie hpom' reetill in the pipe In* dually. Whet e arwnl oDnortunitv womenI And thla la oo pipe m either. By JAMEfl MAHMItV Trntnan AWOL Figures Given Million DoUar For Southeast Area be here Friday J«n. 9th, we are reducing our entire stock o f Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths, Pontiacs, Dodges, Studebakers, Buieks for this week only: IX o (i CEILING SALE PRICE $1099.00 $ 860-00 1949 Ford V-8 Custom 2 Door Sedanr..G $1244.00 1946 Bulck Super 4 Door Sedan $ 976.00 1948 Plymouth Convertible 1947 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan $ 985.00 $ 071<H> $ 771 oo $ 7M-00 1950 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan $1730.00 *1 4 *0 0 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan 6 Cylinder $1767.00 *1575*00 $1542.00 *1335*00 1<:.r0 Bulck Special 2 Door Sedan $1619.00 *1495*00 IDID Ford Convertible V-8 $ 353.00 $ 150*00 fsCO.f9 P u b lic A u c tio n Of Poultry Supplies 1950 Stndebnkcr Champion S00 Chick B Tray Electric Brooder <- -.1/ ■ M 4 Door Sedan BOO Chick Floor Hover 4 MeUI Neat Boxee of 10 NeoU PRICE I B M Doan With Track 1 Copper Sprayer has fern. The MIlW *»l*t* ua arr not m*de tr be «a* but r*th<tr to p’ovldf aperiel « i tit limit wbn. anew the ent'k. end awt wfjjjRtp P«J lain eiemplloue. Ikw ctdk m-j»» ranpot long «erwKw ea lab Either lh*re e W k* law-end order, or tewlra; ww • < Several other care to Miect from I Plekelt U w a Ontee Some Wove* Wire Fracing, Feed Trough* Water Fotwta'aa tad ete. Havla« Bold My Mae* I Will M l Thla Morehaadtae To the Hifkeat Hlddor. Friday Jaa. NlfUi At the Baaloid Faroien Market* * MUeo M k ) * ‘ j w ]. y, MOTOR SALES Star Ra«te Battler* .1 % V. 210 Magnolia Avenue 1' p ' v ''1 mr '■VI jB t * V 'j j , ' !'/' 1* At >’ <t ( ■:*!«.- ’ . ' ' ■ ; Sanford, Florida -V * t ■: V7 fy“ i. •t ,, P ■fW.TV'™ --'j ■ _______ -__ . j ______ •: ,<ii ■m �-a d . ----------------- 1— . *- *■ »,-• * • CALENDAR OF W EEKLY SOCIAL ACTIO Mi Im l v Hullul IW First M•i Ini*11 .1 1 In.iiti vi.,4 tin' sitting Thr Prayer Meeting iii'iutr .1 Wnyde Km k> t, .M'l Yah m i" Ih i f . In I ini'll! fni a pal tv liV tin Ili>‘ l i n t llupiiit CIiiii "h will •11 i uitli Mr llih l.i r, Mis. \V II. Ilul Hnn rlil nf Uiwli-v Sunday will, lit ? i:t1l p.m, Diploma* mill I.(til. Mis 11 . W. Itiiprcrhl and Stilled ('III-*. Ill'' Hull whs nl nenl* for Study Courses dining Mi>- llnrhain Kopreeht as hu-l- trnetiicly di'cnrolcl with mri-volthe punt year mill ln> nitimliil us 1 i s. Mr*. Hut id M. Wright nt ■■led eluliiiii mitt green*. Hostesses ujuirt of tliiit service. Kaglr Labe. Fla. will lie the guyst fm ilo o •,1-oin wcie Mrs. A l l ' l l ™ io llojul Aiohas-ndoi* will speaker noil till membeis uie Mis-1 on Mi*. A II. Steven*. Mi*. liii'i't at tilt* First Iinptist ('hnii'li Urged to In- pn-Selit. I.. '1 t i n '. Mr*. I. M MeCnsblil b"glnulng at 7:1X1 |i.m. lied \|i- I’biitles \|ei illether tlli.M M I Tltt1 Junior Hiutherliuud mill ' I lie |ne-idetit, Mrs. Jidin M. Clleles of the Woman’s Missinuini'i't nl the First iluplist Chinch ary Society of the First lluldisl tiillon. ri'ii.lmtcd tnc nnetlnu and beginning at 7:110 p.m. .Church will meet at 10:16 a. in. io the decothuml rbuinnun, Mrs. .1. Thu W. S. C. S. of thi' Elwittirr the Fdurulioiial iiiiihlioe n» fol­ K. Courier, rcail friun the tnuli Methodist Church will meet with lows; Circle No. I. Mrs. II. F. Mr- I’ -nliu and also nrtules fnnu Ilo Mm. Hubert llruce, North Lake Whorler, rhuil'inuu, in the Pliiln- Mcthoslist I'Ooblet. “ Cpper Uiouu" Monroe, at 7:3(1 p. 111. Men *o.-r• in-re lulled to »e|t then 1 la-- loo in: Cileh- No. J, M'-I Ht »(SI*.\ V Volie Williams, ehairinan, in tie eommeiiiiuiiln <- tdllles. the -ale nl The Magnolia J'ircle of the Sun- I'Ll. 1 111 "in .m i: Cireh No, Ml-, Wllletl Was nmti-l tllteM bl the --la-fmjj (Jut 1I011 Club will meet at Ihuili'v Hdlillin. ehairm.ili, in the to raise iiiom > fm the buildinu tl^R) a 111. at thi- home of Mrs. C. Cohleli Cileh* classroom; Citele fund. Mi mlit i s bnvinc luitlidnvs II. Cogburn, 21X1 Scott Avenu" with No. I, 'Its. U L. Hntm. ehuirnmii. this month mil cnriHHintIhtr to the Mm. W. K. Klnhhuff us co-host. Ill till' Men's Itil-'e elitsstoo-n: I’ lC- ini linin'. I uni, at the nu-itin.' were Courier. Mis MX. ele No. IS, Mi«. W. C. I t mi. i bail • Mrs. (illbiii. Mis The regular meeting of Semin, man, in the Ynune Men'* clu—- (Sttwens, Mis A. H /.Mehry and olo Itehekah Lodge No. Cl will rooiti; Circle No. it, Mr-. |t. C. Mrs, Lida Stall. meet at tlir I. I). (I F Hull nl 8:00 Moore, chairman, in tin- Woman'* Card* of iippict iiitliui fin com n 111 All nii'inlu'ia pie urged to la* llible elassroom: Clrele No. 7. Mis, tesie* exli-iided were rend lie Mi*. present It. L. Johnson, chalimun, in tlir S. O. Sbiiibidsei, elus* teueber, The Hume Denmnstrollon l.'lub Cb'iinei's I'hissiooin. A i-oveied 1 Mi's Flora FarrNh, Mr*. (!. W. Hal­ will meet nl the Inline of Mm. .1. dll’ ll llinclieon will lie served nl ley, Mbs Thelma Itniauiolnl. forII. Cniwfurtl on luike Mury nl 2:3o mam. Circle No. 1 will present a r.ier 1 la«* teacher, Mr*. W. A. I'.in. A ilemoimliutiun will he hrlil pmirriuu in the ehurch nl 1:00 n.m. lluMlei, and Ml, and Ml*. Hnhei I ottAouked rue*. ■ with Mrs. John K. Fox ns lead' 1 . Mlio-e Mi*, tiillon also thanked The Palin Clrrh' of the Garden Tile theme use,I will In' "Haldl't ini’iidn'r* for their tliuutthlfulness Club will meet ut 7:110 11. m. with Women Around the World." The iIiii Iiil' her ret yin liervavement. Hiii inc tiie soeinl hour humoion* Mm. II. C. Oakes, Si'ott Ave- mii .erv will he open for the Sunnur. Sim. H. K. Itulliff will «erve benins nml children of pre-school New Yt-ai's re-oliitnui» wore lend and a mu«ienl iratne enloyed with as i'0-hostcs*. .lire. a pi In- ht'iiiy won ov ills, (iillmi Thi’ Central Clri'le of the GarCircle* "f th" Wuiiicn of the Sufiwal, It'll, sandwlehe*. and mints lb'll Cluh will meet nl it:-Hi 11. ill. ut the home of Mrs. II. C. Mome. Fir -1 I'rc diyterimi Church will wen* -eiA*',l at Hie conetuslon of The West Side I’nri'iit-Ti ni h"i • meet us follow ' C'lcle No- I* 'I - file pieetlltir, Those I'll-ell! wen Mrs, C, M Assorluthin will tni'i'l ut 'J:IXI p. in. Churb-s Wllbr, chub mini, with at the school to he preceded with Mr |l. C. Ilnwurd, I lilt Hub Ave FTiTw't-rs. Mi- .1. Mioilie Williams, nuc, willi Mrs. C C. Karle 11 • co- Mi*. Km lilli*. Mi*. Iloinei I'lire the bourdAtleetlng ul 1:30 p. 111. hostess ut 2;:,0 i».ill.; I irele No. 2, Mi*. It A. Kill roll. Mi*, flourier. ® m im r Mr*. W. I). Ilofninn, rhnirumn. Vli* O. F V\ tiits-. Mis. Pauline Hose Cl Tele of the Hullfnril (inr- with Mis, W. A Ludwig, ilPX Fast IIowa id. Mi- Hairy Mrnwn, Mi* ileii Cluh will meet ut P:lfi n. m. Fourteenth Street, at 2: in p m.; I. J. Iloietle, Mis Stull. Mrs W with Mm. II. II. Crumley. Ciirle No. 3, -Mi'- Lloyd Movie, K. Itiiiin*'. Mrn. HIfvpuh, Mi" The Ixora Circle of the Cm den I'hairninn, with Mi*. If ul ph Austin Tvi»\ Mi**. C‘. .I. Mirlttullut, Mt* Club will meet ut 2:30 p. in. ut the Snii'.h, 2021 park Avenue, at .1 00 Hi. k*tnn, Mr?*, (fillun, Mr*. Z» • II. K. Un*»i*iH»# Mlhome of Mrs. Hoy Cleen. 701 Pal- 11.11m.; Clrele No. I, Mrs I, I), Itulliff, n.elto Avenue. Each meniher Is Winodi off, chilli mnn. with Mh* .............. Mr / / m h r v . VU-i* Murv Pn»UI» Vrl mi asked to bring evergreen specimen Wnoili llfl, 11'2 West sV'vVnti I AIiim* < luumiuii, him! \\\»* for lilcutlfiratioii. Street, nt n:0i) p.in.; Cirrlr N11 V WvHJili'orlk. The Jucnrumln ('irrle of the Sun- Mr- IV. I . Itorhi*. l imit man, \%•1 1» ford (iurdeii Club will meet ut - mi Mrs. I L for lev, A*nlarrufi A v p, an, at the home of Mm. 1! I. line, ul 2 ■til (1.io \ Plrrli* Ni* iT, 1' i w l f o y , 1101 Kim Avenue Mi*. It. C. Moon, rliuiimail, will*. The Hibiscus Clrele of the Gut- VIis* t id* < 111 jitM*-tI> 1Arlla 1 v, ni m. nt | 1 no I' in.; (’ lirlr No. 7, Mi-* <’ It ill'll c lu b will meet lit 2:30 VIK,',If I’ill'I-'S (t.l.llll III .1' w Ithe home o f Mrs, Michael t.lnsim, I *u" 0(1, « hiiiianiM. with Mi' 1 li,,ll"i'd "ii til* . li-venlb 1st>Hid il Ul Sentl' Avenue. Co.hostesses Uni 1 i-. AI In Myrllr Aw n . . al Frida\ with a pmti gli'-'i hi will be Mrs. K. L. Haim nml Mrs. tptill pm.; Kvrnimr iTirrii* No 1, mi.lie i al 1tn il home. ChristiouH. C. DuUuse, Mr«. Mnhrl IIhiuji, i huii inuii, u ith decoi at ions prevailed Hii»nigii"li! Till' MIllioSii eiri le of lire Sun* AlUk Sma Win 1 rii Kailm l*y, 117 Hu pun-,' in.ini* and games wi n' ford Uni lien Club will meet at Wr**t Tenth Mi* 1 i, at H;dil p i r, , i'll !"1 ■d I'rtre- w i t ' who b\ ('hail* 111:00 u. m. nt tbi' Imine or 'ti- Kvrniti^ A'irih No. 1!, Mm . I I ll- nlmm nml Slapunh rlmitiduii, with Mi * I'ai Sl'inti. .M.i'gnrel J. M Cameron on Celery I.mil 1 . Ufi !H I’alnirlto \vi Hiii1, al Hut, I, op «idi*'. After (lie fftinie* The Hut (Tirilemm ( Irele "J 1 nil p.m. with Mi-*. Jor Arill i •\\ 1el I■-- bill' ll' - l OII-lsHng of Ic t. •'ill'll Cluh will Mleet at J"- x' ,i , am. ini-*, -ail'd toils, eamlv 1 ro-hiMlrsH. a,la. nt the home of Mrs. It. I and p'Hii Ii weie served. Mr*, lb n llolibun, I 107 Kust Sec. uni -Mti »■< tm i :s i > \ i hani w i- n--i-led In serving b( Till. A in leu Circle of the Nam I hr I’ niAv ' I iiitir A Iri'- dll Vli Si'iio l -iiid Mi* Hugh,"ford Carden ('lull " III meet nl X 00 '|...... ........ illy ll"1 I'ai l\ " 11b p.m. with Mm. Fred Pope. |nirrt iit thr VuliAr/, Holrl at . " " F'bb .1"' ll"l’ l"S. Sul lie Harrison ’ hupt'-i ■ ' ’ oiiul I* III, l llr pohliv in i ddldill . dtv t.'l ( I, lb I lia, I. .mil Hilly Ht'iint. Jobnov ters of the A merlin 11 Hevoliithui. to iitlriui. Mu, -I , N.iihan I’-Wtlt. T-'hW Walker, llavlil Wilson. HaVld l''" „|'M lilies NTblaek. Illltch Cu*'llhe O v ie d o M a s o n s H a v e I m p r o m lu C o n c e r t Muigii'i’l lleliham. WKIlNIiSlUY ,*||| ItH't'l III IIk hl'lli" uf Mu It ( ’buries Rcnhani Jr. Honored On Birthday (iiven Ry llolt/elnw Open Installation (F|ieelaH All itiipM'liiphi 1 ■" *'ii(«i! mix jir first line In over i!il vein - an "i" " M'hh'il l \ hhk Il 'H/t luw. foiitii’llv 0 ” * i*f Simft«i »i mui new nf NVw Yul k A'lAS, mi Sul ill tin \ liiuhl uf til** Oviedo Mil*utile Lnrpe N". The newly elected uffleei* wen in Itnitli1* nf Mrs. ( I n a liiiin whteh vtailed Mtutday nipiit at Hie * (tv an- i'tifi»y**i hv a yioiip *»f Sanford Hall Memuital Imildinp here in a niii-ieinns. II*' am- a number "f Lenutlful and lmpre*nlve rere- Hin t'il ic selection* ulnlMl w ith sev c i ul lipid opeia si-lei lion*. ii.stnllAtlen was held J'V luuny at 8:00 p.m. A iarije uruup uf r.'lntives, friends, Maimmo and Kuslern Star me mtier* from Hrlandu* Son ford, ( Vkwii, Oviedn. Geneva nml Win­ ter Park, witnessed us Alex Greer, Past Masler of the Oviedo l.odifo acted as Grnud InstallliiK Officer. Ernrsl C. Hlauirluer, Past Muster of Eoia I.mliru No. 207, Orlando, acted ns Grand InstullInK Mur■hall. Mr, Sluuirhtrr first escorted L. V, Hart to be presented In Grand IniUllliiK officer, Alex Greer, fm Inatallnllun us Worship Master OMhu Ovli'du ImilKc, after which I.V w ns escorted to his position. Luu CaPiildu, of Composite IshIkb No. 1X13. Orlando, sani* a sulo In honor of Mr. Hurt. He was ac­ companied ut the piano by Miss Huth Jerniirun, also nl Orlando. The other officers were then in* (induced by Mr. Hlnuuhter fur In•tallallon In llie iuIIowImk order! II, L. Gale. Orlamlo, .Senior War­ den! William 0. linker. Orlando, Junior Warden; J. IL Jones. Ofieda, treasurer; Tommy Me* iJin, the latter of Geneva, Chap­ lain! A. (L, Allen. Orlnndo, nml T. H. Danlell, Jr„ the former of Or­ lando, the latter of Oviedo, Junior and Senior Deacons, respective!; \ Loujs Urademeyer. Junlur Hie ward and Flovd Lund, Orlando, as secretary, Kach was vseurted to hla respective slnloti. Mr. Hart thanked all Installlnir uffleers and all helpinir to make Uu< affair the success It was. He flwoduccd each officer and illalnllln* officer and their families ureient. Then he thanked Ids fel­ low members for the honor they hod bestowed upon him and pro tnlsed lu endeavor to do hls best tu show hla appreciation by innk* Injr them a successful year. Hu called upon Mrs. J. B. Jones, J r „ wife o f the treasurer, to in­ troduce the distinguished visitors P | lj V /i/f B a a u fifu t ■"‘V 1^^ C Y P R I f V• • A R D IN * Watt r S k i Shows Da i ff MINO roue camiia in,--, ill, AmonP tbe*e wen- Mrs. W. K. Itaiues. worthy matron, Mr*. Li mm McLain. I'u-t Junioi Matron and Grand Kepresi-utative of Utah! Mrs. It. W. Turner, Pas! Matron and Past Grand lostruc tur of Hl-lrlct ‘21; Mi*. 1'iuit Tyre, Past Million nod present Murdinll: Mrs, I’, H. Anderson, i ssnelute coiiilin tii'ss: Mrs. 1,. I Sheppard. Iieasuri'r: .1- II- .Julie*, worthy nut ton: Frank Tulhotl, Past Pul run; lloli Williams, |iunt natron; and Mrs. K. ('- Williams, Mrs. Murpurel Tails'll; Mrs, liludy* Malcolm, Mr*. Nettle J. Aulln: Mrs. Louis lliademever and Tommy McLain, nil from Se­ minole Chapter No. ’2 OEM, San­ ford. Mr*. Jones is also a mem­ ber of Hcnilimlo Chapter, belli it Publicity Chairman Inui'lber with Mrs. Janie Shoemaker. Olliers she Introduced included Mrs. Wihiner, sister-in-law of Alex Greer and also Past Matron of Orlando Eastern Star Chapter No. IHI; Mr«. Alex Greer nml Mrs..II, L. Gale, also memlirrx of Ihe same clmpler. H. It. Slonlper, nml sun Hosro Slonlper, Iwith Has* li ra . Star members of Winter Park Chapter. Iloscoe Hlimlper Is master of Pioneer Lodiic No. P'l, Wilder Park, of which lunlpe II. It. Sluidirer is also u member, Mr. Slomrhter proclaimed all offleers o f Oviedo Lodge No. 213 duly Installed. The Hev. Lionel W. Nelson, of llrondway Methodist Church, Orlando, and n former member of the Oviedo Ixslpe, illsmissed the ineetintr with n ptuyer. All visitors were then Invited In remain wilh the members fur refreshments. Charlie West, willi * the help of soma brother Masons, served a delirious menl of hum, i,"tnt.i salad, In fad, butter urn) cuff re lu tho lurge number pre­ sent. Mr. West said he was helped In thn preparation of the meal hv I.. V. Hart and Mra. E. M. 0111ff. 1'nst Master* of Hie Oviedo Lodge present for the oecaalon In•lulled Mr. West, Trlffln Oreer, rheuduro Aulln, und Irving Mal­ colm. CHEF’S SPECIAL A HOWL OF REAL HOME MADK VEGETABLE SOUP OP TASTY CHEF'S CHOICE OF T SANDWICH DAILY CHOICE OP COFFEE OR, TEA ! v»~ Daughters Of Wesley LJ I l<»Uls Class Parly m SCc Mt. and .Mrs. Neal it \ngel an ■">un«,- Hu- idrtli of n s,m I.airy Thomas on Jan. I ul the I '-inald Laughton Menunint llii*pital. Mrs. Angel and their -on have now re­ turned to their Immc nl I'.mt Lo­ cust Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. tbiffith ,mmulined today the hirlli " f a -on Ht'imls Claude, weighing 7 lbs., lb ess,, mt Hee. 31 at Hie local lm*'iiltal. Ml*, (iriffilb is tin ("liner El-ie lluoiium. Charles Ronlumi Honors Her Husband M th. Mrs. Charles llenhnm enter(iiin* ••il on Monday night with a sur­ prise hiilhilay party Imiioiing hei liioliiiml. During Hie evening Uiinii's were enjoyed with l.overn Clark Jr., Cuitis Hughes and Chillies llesl winning iirlffi. Later lee rri'nm, cake, snlli'il nuts, sand­ wiches and hot coffee were served hv Mrs. Uenhiiui assisted hv Mrs. Hughes ami Mrs. Elmer Ashley. Those enjoying the evening with Mr. and .lies, ilenham were Mr. nod Mrs. T. F. Ilenham, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Manning, Mr. and Mis. Curtis Hughes and sons, Mr. and Mr*. Charles llesl, Mr. and Mis. Will llest of Fluy ll Klldhs, (nil,, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith, Mr. ami Mrs. Lavern Clark, Mr. and Mra. Imvrrn Clark Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ashley and daughter und Murguret, Charles mid Curlne Ilenham. PEOSONAIS '‘In. Atm li.> Nol le lii » r-'t.i. in *1 'linn I >. l.sulnilli' win'.- ilrr Spent | lli- *"li.l.,»> with Mia Ini ' I t ' ' I lew m Mi uti'l M1 ' V I Hi >1 J 111*I Mi * \\ \ Mi 1IS*ii•ii’*"ii i»f ( li»*1 Inti* , .*» * ii*»’ lli«* Mi iin.l Mi- I I at lIn ll hunii "U A*lci v line ■ I I .. . :m'a' .‘2 J-.L c-X a." 1 »J4 J Il ti 11MI I ’dTli * I I ' df St|*t|«*( I |Ad K•*II111H SlH|* i*if Amu K. dluv ut t hr Sdiilli*i|(ti* |*i iimn \ t! " i t n|i me 1 left In li^hli .Mnn \tlaii. nHtithl li ivdi ; 11 it 11 |Mi>n» lia 1 itdli«% and llmlircs Home ScttiiiH: I'Nir (Iolden ( ’irclr ^ IT'S TIME f — TOROLL UP ' YOUR SLEEVE! DAR To Kntcrtain National Officer r Pit 1113 1M )S S D R . I*. T t i i n t n n t \t i «» k n u t h s d tu 12 'J iii't 1Jmile 4b 1 JlL’t Vtl,i iiAlt ! lilt* lllll 111III J A M I 'S r d ’T G e n e ra l A C K N C Y l l l Y I T t l l H :\i i i ; . \ s r M U S T M K I . I I ••’ii • df A lad'll' •• ai 1 «4111 ham, Mill •f .Mi. anil M»'. V. ||, ( , milt I I M, Uill hr ill! 1*1 i 'ld| tu hlldVk f Hut hi' ... ha .... ... lid-li „pi............. 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Wright of Engle i\iv SullIlK S’ flMtll GIVE BLOOD NQW! \l. 1. I Ilf lf*‘(f t'» III f l‘t»(* I n t i . Fbi., iiigaoiintiiiiinl Secre­ tary General id Hie iintimiiil so- Ah Fit ti Ida 1 lm,,, of Ml - sltM.il 1\ ( A U YOUR 1 ( 0 CROSS TODAY! ■lily nf (he Hanghtei* uf the held ui ihi- ihiir >tilldlc • * . mil Ml |I jtlibtl Vllli'iiinll Hex idol mil, will he the if * 1 ltf i'i t, " U t l "HOI 11» *h J guest spi'tikei al lie ii*gnbit meet­ I’llf f »'** W.'M* -IV,'.I 1" lb * 1 »i»t* M/'#Cl»f|i' t h r"hittig t, . vi, . i nil.Min "i ing " f SiiHic IIih i i - . Chapter, Mi J*i* K », the il'eiHiig i* -ih'diih-d f"i Fri- Mr- N i U ...111, VIt - i. F \ . ii V 1 I'll, III" Mi- Ib'V d,». ul Ih. hollo- " f Mi- II Wityde l i c i t f. Mi I I V\.•••di nil ll I:nek. i . r» I i V,ili-iii ,ii Hi iS ' rv Di ti i. Mf ."**»! - Mil 11 till*I fhe i"i: a* I, • I, -i lilt Mt - ICiieki r Mr will I - M> I! W I(mi,i.. lit. Mi- fi(i-l .. W ll ll-ill ".I ,.„d Mi-. 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P 1 lilli *► ( 11" ■. .i •"*t‘ Mm‘i| li v t III* 1*1 iik I*"1111111 I Hwixm Hell IDlllfi'Itt III X « w | up hi ml, who writ* Known lm uuinv 1 n« lilt* ui lif 1lmI ull-Aiini it an Rrmip uf SwiiM ll«ll ItifiKrin. Tin* .Mniuiit SvMn Hill IDiiRri aim* mi tln-lr iWiiiln Uiiiiwuiiti nrtitiil foiin’it lour. H uy liut* Ukvr.i 11vt*i Ifin t) -1*1if li I hiiriilrril ronrritM in itImo i «*\cry hImIp In (hi* Union iltniim tin* liml twcnit Y*H1n Ullll llllVI' ll|l|M‘llM'tl |f| Hill •mull uf I’lmrolH-t, RchooU mni vIiiIm itntfl ti\»*r 1111 Mi1 nml li»|i*vi mil itutioriM. luu' li rut U in 'Am. Inn* IIiom- uvitilin^ llii-mif-K 1 w ..1 Dili InviluUnti to jitirml thii .m tutinl iomrrt. M m .Ii >itf li.M'llil It iHiini X 1 M* 11n *I*Inn*- W •'**-* .eh ul hlttril Min'i ■•••'. I HIM II t I II - I III' F u ll, h u tilitiil I I". m Ah |lit M,1 "ft - t* 1 1*•"I In'*. .1 w lm have |u i. *ut-Mi * n * 1 11 11 Ik* in n |in " 'l Ah i |M » I " " i I fnn in n * '4 htli -I ■• t 'Al I >, AIM I'I " it I1 In ii. ' •. 1 it . i.. • \ » l " • •' M U ft 'fmIF1 fit hnnf* fm t F-* *f ic 'Mi I• (in' •I 1 fM Afif inn nf ip ' ‘ i *«I inn (4 "ft >111 I■ < 1.1 % 11lii 11 v miv i I to ill nun nl 1 1 * ...... *U |11« it III .'|\ ,|Ill \ dl *"I' d ^ ' ' 1 1 «f fn u id in i h y i» t * i * 4 n i d i m f • 1 I "Mi?* a-Fnj i'i nn in l in*..... c t I III! f t lii’illd I'h lui'lif pint I . ni ni A4WAT1 M i l t Mm i '4f 1 »A n h 'in* cl A* i ii |'i 1 QUAl t f T L ■> ii - l i r n iii l in w ' + it ’ a ir i t lr * t ’i’ i i l ! + it Itmlv* lil*r "ill* lOpiscopal Circle Meets At Hall Home ♦i t ’s <;i,\zi:i> iM o i k i ; m i t o v \TP if) IIALIIIUGGAN LAST TIMES TONIGHT Dress t l n r l i w i t h PAJAMAS and GOWNS ADDED: double lu ll lly Munsingwear in a wide CAUTOON nml S.soi liio nl of coitus, SELECTED SHOUT 12 thru THURSDAY & FRIDAYI 4l/e* * II. Value* to 4.P3 3 3.49 NEWS — CARTOON ORIANOO B. E. PURCELL CC. 110 Wetit Flrxt Street JIIGH W Av a 4 - i± u L 98 while giouiidi. 7*ll. Phone 174 * ■■C. :. ^tlrik ■ ;-. , s k ir ls Si* stylo.I 1'Liiiie bells, elaiticlinil Innk., .1 incli liruul Hnl, blur, grreu, lilar, rliarroul, brown ua ALSO SANFORD liltl7 Saiifiiiil DR. D. K. KIN< I l l \ k S1iin*ii!;ih»,r -If lub i »** t i l l I.* Kt \ ;i iifU’l tiiu i tinitf I hr huliii 1 \h m Siitif*n il. VI1 - >h.*tmu 1*1 1 »lainAn 1 rimiin tu Sunfd 1 f•*1 "*'111*' Unit In fan* ul Ahfit; tin hit *l*ii nil. AND SHORTS WALGREEN AOEHCY “ON THE CORNER BY THE CLOCK" nl* k »\i i : i K1S r KYKS l:\ A M I M H C I .A S S K S I I I ' l l : ll 11H Soul li PalntrA111 Xm' iiiii* M< U S\. Sm »u »ii..| 11- li< r i;iM' *• * tliii itur tin* ■ 1**1 lilt 11* ii'i'l Mi iiMtl Ml -in-s* j*t r.iif, fni M" 1 ii, \ 11 i-«n FONTAINE • I'-hi. LUND Mam FREEMAN " " . H ANSON t i n u r s t in t s m r a n a n v f l i p J t ’ . T n M i l i r r tl f* Wed. J>«n. ?. C •t l'.t,-r .1 D R . ( ’ . A.. P E R S O N S Mis. Fred W. Hall and Mis, \ Derby were ro-hosiesses for ll," regulai meeting of .41, Agm-s Clmpter of Hulv Cross Women's Auxiliary held on Mimday at the ItnII home mt Cifteelith Street. Following the opening devotional. Mrs. S. O. Chits.* Jr. gave a shmi lalk on the siiiiltual meaning uf 'lie greeting "Happy New Year." A holiness session fallowed din­ ing which lime several npiHilnimeiits weio made and the mono agreed to l.egln all foturo meetings uf the chapter at 2:041 p. m. At­ tention was called to the meeting uf tile general auxiliary which ito lie held at 3:1X1 o'rloek Jan. lit. A report was heard nn llm Uniled Thank Offering after wliii Ii the hostesses servisl lint tea and delicious cookie*. Those presonl wero Mrs. (J. D. Iljshup, Mrs. Fred Are you a working wife? Then rope, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mrs. Mar chock your rooking xlaples (Hire garvt Marshall, Mra. Miriam Ito-a week nial reorder your fresh soll, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. It. It. Dca«, «ii|)plici. Mra. Hull and Mrs. Derby. ^ Uifrling. / i loir av//^ you/ Whm Tptt nrr pnpirm,; inoh<i| fruit, bo sure In add .1 dash of salt it helitblens llaior .i M tmm , k t * > . A " h , y �H it: fU N r o n n HTTtAf.n Legal Notice m in > H T o f n iM iittM flip Blue* In The News o f «TMt! n n t it m t n tx K o f oviim n” OP nVIKIIO 1.1 T1IK u tiT K Of FM intnt AT TU P r> n h , h a ln m -r* w llh o th e r ( '• a h . Iu .li.n r r * w ith n th rr U flllM t M t*,r* U n v r r n r n rn t O b lig a tio n * of H ln lr * an il By BOB ANTHONY II.IIS K O f B l* l\ i:« » O f I '. I I . IM 1 AM KT* liim k r. Irirltid in a rc « » rv r hn lan. ■-•. lu n ik * Ini lu illn * r r . r r v e h a lu n rr* .d d lr a ilu a * . d lrri-l am i * u » r a filn - il |>olllli-ial su b d iv isio n * D i.;o i< in Mona Othar bond*. nn,r*. mid drl.rnlurrr Corporal* *tonk» <Inrludliw I Mona »lork of Knlrral IO«artu Itnnk, lea n * and <ll»roont» llnrlnillru; I Mona ovrt.I.nf t»l Hank pramlaaa awnwl f l l . M f *I*, furniture amt flalurr* tl l.fM 1*) (Hank fir* mi»*» owntil tin riibjirl In I Mono Ilona not n-.lllnrd l.y Imnkt Haul ailala nunait olhar lin n Inink prrmlrr* Invaalinanla nml nlliar aairla Imllia. Ur rxprr.roiliiH tmnk nratnlaaa nr olhar rant rMHlr Cuilonura' llahlllly to Mil* Ioink on aaoaiiiunoa niiiainmlliir Olhar m i i i i . . . . . . TOTAL N ona S M .IIt* t<> ;n Molia N ona Mona Mona AHHKTH .............................. l.i t t i i M T i t : * Iientnriil rirpnelln i*f IruflvMiikU, |mrrin-r*hij<*, ikmI curimriH IliliH Time rtopnnltM of Individual In tuiriiirffli pw* nml t nrunriitiiniN liitfinfiltw of Ifnltefl HtnlfN (l*»rr rumcnt llnrlmllng NRM I * f»l 1 **t3ri,&tl print ill HOVlOgN) IlfpriMltN n f HIii I nn mid liriM iN ltn rtf I h h U m tilner (tnjM)nltii li e r t l f l e d 211,1*9 in ',/HMI nil t .« t * ar. poll I lent m jM I vifO nn* in d r iffle rr * ' * *! H i T O T A L IlKPOHITH I I.J'M.'M 1 T i 111)1* pnpnM r, red l*rn lifitri. nm l n l l ir r Iln M H lI*" fur N on e Itn rrn w rtri m*» M f ir lu f t K f t o r «•Iti«ir lie n * , | N'op* on loinU |irfin l» M * nm l f N m ii' on o t h e r peril p * ln l* A r c e p t n n r e * r * m i le d lip o i lo r H t rn iif il o f ih l« h a n k nfid o u ln liilir t llig ... . O t h e r IlH h lllllr* ................. N one i o n 4^ T O T A f « 11 1A I ! I L I T I f i r»» IIa r I n it I n p wuh r■ r *! | n ,t ted n h llK H iln t i* s h o w n l-t lr p i ) n m t i. i m i r v o An, no O.n n ♦n.nnn ini 12.3**2.1 < N oai c a p it a l* H u rn h i* rmilvlded profit* lt e * e r v e * lu rid re t I m u m i n m t i . t i i f o r p r e f e r n o l r n p lin O I f i3 .in i. 14 T O T A L C 'A I 'I T A L A IT T II’ NTH i I*»*»,||1 |J T O T A L LIAIIILITII:H A NH I ' A I ’ IT VI. A f r n l ' N T M • T h in In in k ** I'u p H iil m <h n | n| h of l* lr * I p r e f e r r e d m m h w it h t o t a l p u r v n h ie of IN n n r T o t a l r e t Ir N ld r v a lu e IN i.ru* H erorid p r e f e r r e d n| o i h tv It h t o t a l p n r v a lu e (N o n e , tot ml ret I ru b I »■ v a lu e fN orte f a pit nl n o te * i n d tln|ii.tilM re# o f tN o iie f ’runm ori “ to* It w llh t m n l p a r v a lu e o f ir.n.nna WP tltltmiMMH A**e|N plertiiert or rti p|«ned to e n lire lU lillltlr* and for other pur no net* jun.Oun utt O t illg a lIo n * N ijh o rd lr m lfd to rJriln te of detio«*tii*rr nm l o t lo r f t edit o re, not Irududed In lln t illllle a (II) Lo n n n i i * hI i i i WII n tio v e lir e n f l r r «1«nlurt to ib of p e n e rv e * o f , I I I ) H m i r l t lew li* Mliotvn n l.o v r lir e a f l i r d e illie tlo n *.f r e n e r v e * o f ... . , ....................... Nmii* Null** Nttlif “ t-1•' in n 1y • ♦at r» i lly 1 fiiiil HMt f l l/. lt l.I .H O HNAKELII f i l l reel, —> A l let* I' it r \v i i h i :i . c ft r I* u :i: f |.O N T H h li 4_________ Wtd. J ap . 7, 115} FHilny will m*rk the •nd o f Iho holiday lenva prrlod aboard tbo ntutlon and (houahta are being friven to the approarhlna Admin"trntlvo ln»p<*ctlon which will bo held at NAAH on Jan. I!l. The In•iiKctliiK parly, made up nf hlah rnnkinir officer* from Ihe Headnnartora, Rlath Naval Hlatrlct In Chnrlenton, H. C. nml the Headnuarter* o f the Naval Air Dane* In Jackianvllle, will urrive hero lo make the inapectlon o f all NAAH Department*. There have hern many change* and many Im­ provement* aboard the itatlon *lnrn the la*t Admlnl*tratlve In* per lio n a n d each d e p a r t m e n t I* allr eady preparing to ho In top "ihip 'k hape" condition for the Mg event two weeka front today. Jnme* A. Durden, Matulimith third elan*, cheeked aboard the itatlon yrntrrduy after complet­ ing a tour o f *ea duty. He ha» hern n**lgned to the Security De­ partment. Chonalng the Nnvv a* id* career, .llm recently “ (hipped over" for another *lx year hitch. HI* home town 1* Dublin, (la. Tho*e o f you who remember Thomaa N. Fleetwood. Parachute ciuS&uiftT Plirnc T»iz Taylor Given MIAMI ( O - M liu r 8|t. C. T. N k’b ii, JO, craib Ujkied hia hiirn B i r t h To D a u g h t e r lo| Marine t fljhUtf plane after Tueaday and an aaerial r ,_ _ eiptoilon ..... . , SANTA MONICA, Calif. UTJ escaped with firat and second de Elisabeth ped v Taylor of the movies jree bum*. Nlckeil aald there wa* an ex g ■ve birth to ncr first child, a boy, t n ig h t. plosion in the cockpit as he head la sThe 7-pound .Trainee baby was d In for a landing at Opa-Locka. delivered by Caesarean section. Insble to get the canopy open, The 20-year-old actrpss and her he was almost overcome b y amoke is he fought to get the plsne son were reported "doing fine." Her husband is English actor down. Ml.hnei Wilding, rut. t KIND BURGLAR MIAMI (O—A. burglar pointed n gun at Jam er Gatlin and gave him a choice of handing over hi* money or being (hot in the brain. Being down to hi* last burk, aallin decided his brains were the most valuable and handed over hi* wallet. “ Take it back," said the bur­ glar after peering into (he wallet and noting a single hill. “ I won't take a working man’* dollar." FA RM T A X E S W IN T E R PARK (SpiH-Inll — Fu rm e r* w ill pay ii leeord high o f S77fi m illion ,o farm re al estate tuxes (h i* y e a r n errm lln g t<> the Flo rid a F a rm llu rcu u , The llo reuu *uv* th is fig u re le p rrse n t* n r>.-t'; |><><>*t o ver last y e a r; and thnt New M exico pay* the lowest fla m tux and Mas.-meboHctt* the highest. P la t e ol K lo r id n , f 'o t illl) of H enillio h., p ««; Hvviirn to n m l _*tih#u t lin 'd lie fo re trie I I i I n 1**1f t It iltip of d a n iu ir p l l ' i i . a n d I lie r e h p e e r lif p flin t | a m riot an o f f h r r o r d tn o fo r of tlila l.a rih M> eoinriilM Nloii e k p ir t ’M M r y I!IM . U*. J L A W T O N . N o ln rp C u ld lr (HMAL) WOo Through i FASTCR ••I'M THE Luiral Notice year will bo for advancement to Petty Officer on Fob. 3. Then will • r . v r v i o v r M i m i M . i n , O I I V m i : I I . IIIIIM V I I l i , coma the oxam* for third clax*. JI 'la r c « f I M l i l r * r r I1 H1I second da** and first cla** which niMrraa MnltmiKH, will he held on Fell. 10, 17, ami V uil a r e lie r e liy in ,ilf l ...| 11...t A -U 24 ro*j}ecllvely. If you haven't l lr u u ir lt , (ill* f u - .l n o li f i.r .11« . . r . i*alo»l y-m In II, I'lr c -u ii <',.i) r i checked out the honk* you will > f o r e - in liio li- i K i - . r i . l n . nm l need for study purpose* you had y o u u r * lie r e l-y r>-i|nlr--il in f ile l>*r«i>niilly o r l-v u M o r n r y , u l i l i it,.better do It right away. It's later f 'li- r k o r *«l+l I 'm ir i y rm r w r it t e n than you think! t ilt-M-nec. I f n n y , l „ ||„ - M il or ,-„n iDigger icrond rlan*. will he happy If there I* auth an award a* |> l*llll n il'll In h u m i ’ll ll- e l.y t tir to know he I* back In Hanford "The Surprise o f the Year" I K l l i iln v o f J i iiiu . ir y A . h Hi,’.* again. Tdnt wa* alationed hero In think George Powell deserve* It. H e r e in f u ll im l o r Im lK in - n i M ill InHunfowl a* a member o f Fighter George announced recently that he re m le re il n g iilh e l y-i-i l-y i|.-fit 1111. " llin-xe m y Im m l n o d Iln ei-iij n f Kuuadron dJ hut hw went lo C i t II wa* planning to buy a new car al­ aaltl i ' m ir i n l e n o fo r .Ui-niln-il* Field when Ida iiptadron wa* though lie had nm decided which I 'm in ly , I O i M i . i h l - II IMli iluy trun*ferred there la*t Octotier. make or model, After seeing him o f lii-i-ein ln -r I'O'.J l i I* l l l ’ I I S I n i M l-l. r li. Now Tom ha* reported hark to driving around In hi* 11)47 Pack­ ■Ioil ll I I l . r o l i i l r i l i Hanford with permanent tranafrr ard hi* friend* began wondering U i - m l l l l f l I 'e r k liie It'-lir order* front VFUJi Ur NAAH. He which of Lhe big rnr* he would fi­ A t lo rn e y f o r I ' l i i l i i l l f f ami hi* wife Nnla are realdlng at nally rhuone. The surprise rame Park Ave. Ho I* original- when George drove to work It, hi* 24-paf|« lv front Seymour, ind. It’* good brand now All-State. It may ha lo have you hock with u* Tom smaller than *ome cur*, hut George book let and Nolo. "com* mighty nroud of it. Now th at the holiday* * ro o v *r Ken June*. Yeoman third oIb m , nnd .-v rry u n r 1* back to liv in g a I* hack to duty with the Station c o in iia ra tlv c ly norm al life , m any personnel Office after completing ( -V men an* r r u lliln g thnt lh a Scrvil•^•- a *!x werk course In Public In­ W iiln G o m p ftlllv o E xa m in a tio n * formation nt the Armed Koree* In­ nro not fa r o ff. T h r fir s t exam th is formation School In Ft. Slocum, N. Y. He finished Ihe course De­ cember 18 and then went to hi* L e g a l N o tic e s Ask for a free j-m«-u»e «ee*a home In I.annuler, Pa. for leave LrNilafaklii copy Vouiiy* initHiNa, ....... mi tiii: n r v i i; n r n . i n i l l M Tir over Ghrlstma* nml New Year’* 19 9 Hrhtlli.na •I M i n i . I t . n l . l > !•* I T M I H I lS , l l l t - before reporting buck to Hanford h iiii:m t : i i k \ nw m fur doty. Ken *uv* he's ginil to be A Nvvurn i *■rmf. l a i it f lu iv lh g j f lli'il ji»rti i f f i v d*it (a ilia I *1r <•vi 11 : bark with hi* friend* In Hnnfonl 2M03 South llu in h t H lreel • 'itII 1 4 In Ithrl f u r H M fllu n lr 4'nHlll> , although he did have a wonderful K ln r lt la . I.> i m l t M T I I V V I* \ T T K .I t time nt school and ut home. O rhindo, Flo rid a Free! QM 3'.’1 ' lvI / «r \ i i.ii V / Flu. Insfilutc lilrrttor-. DISTANCE r CALLS 1 u R00 FD0CT0R! If y o u r houso h a s Ih o s# sy m p to m a , —Dripping attic — W e t s p o t* o n a t t ic floor —Stains in celling) and wall* When You H e ra ’s m y p r a u r lp t lo n . . • If n new roof it called for. I'll l>c prepared to set fait. I'll put my bett men on the job. They’ll work quickly, neatly, without met* or inconvenience to you. They’ll ute the finest material) im.-iey can tiny—fnmoti) Barrett* Asphalt Shingle) —made by the tame Ofi-yenr-nld company that tupplir) riKifmg material) for America'* niott fuinmt) Imildingt. Tbc cr»t will be modest. Pay it in tmall mm,tidy itDtallmenti, if you prefer. Only don’t wait. The "health" of your hou*e it involved. Cull me in today. CALL BY Give the operator the outof-town telephone number whenever you can. Then the doesn't have lo call "Infor­ mation” in the distant city, and your call goes Through faster. C A M . T H E M1MHKR NUMI1EII “8 3 ” l o l l HHDHKN S E R V IC E W TOUTHMN l i l t 4 J flllPMOMI AHO TIIIORAfH COMPANY ^ TNf ORCATUf NAM IN ROONNB HOI LUMBER&SUPPLYYARD Phona 8J 113 West Third ____ i HON f*-r ill v iin ** , l l i * I I l i a «»f vc 1, 1. h I- l i o l l o T M Y A l * A T T i :H HON. I ' l u l n l If f . v* I I A I t n L H I N iL I N I* A T T M IIH * »N, I la fu m ln h l. t»ra giriO i»r<* In i iifliltiHiul ¥*mi In np|irur ml f||ii* y n iir w rlC lp fi ila f a il* * * t ia r a . In nf! nr In'fnri* Ilia *tlti *l«y K a h ru It r v , A . !• I ffftJ. ur iilt ia f vv|*#» |u*rr**i» |*ri» #,i» « fr* * « H ill In* H ilif r t l it if a I n ••I y n n T in H n n fiiM llr r n lf t I* » l* * lg n n la i| i n » H**vv*|»i4|»ar t-f K •*n a r a l r l f r i i l * lin n In w lilt'll I lil* • llu l l n i i a h u ll ha |»tit>llw)i» <| uni *• **ut'h w a a k fu r f«M»r i un«»'t iillv»< w**»'k“ W IT N K H H m v tu im l n m l n f f h lit) waul Uf H im I 'la r U nf lh a T i n till I 'm u | m i Tltl*« H im i i h ililV n f la n n a t ) . \ h I *>r.i /h/ o I* I I L H N h o N D a r k n f H im «*1 r« 111I f* K lirl Ha hi til lilt* ( *i i u n l y , I**I •»r 111a I H le A i.) ii ATTENTION HARD OF HEARING Miller Radio A Appliance Cu., 118 South Park, Sanford On Friday Jan. !t, P to <! I*. M. Mr. Thoma* H. Smith, Field Technician Malco Hearing Service, Audlphone Co. of Orlumlo will !«• here wllh llcurlng A id Hcrvlre for all make* of Inilrunietlt*. Phone for later appoietmeot. "A ak In are thr Malm Mialrl* J A A I, “ T op Serrel". It’s a “ must” for every Mark N r|avah*liil. Jr ThM I* a rrgnlar monthly arrvlre in Hanford. A H n rn i'V fo r I 'la liiH f f I' o H ub 310 H iiiif it n l, K ln rtilu START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! With One of These Carefully SELECTED SPECIALS Al l OUR USED CARS WARRANTEED 6 M O N T H S OR 6ft°V"s u MAY lit R IP A IP ID BY A N Y A U I H U R I /f U N A IIO N A l M l W A R R A N T Y D l ALL R IN I I H U N I H D b lA f L S miT Not /utt a "rood map " ft's the ono and only Gulf FLORIDA VACATION A 1 MAP. Got your copyl if * 4 TRUCKS CARS Hlock No. Hlock No. 814 - 19S1 Prkftcl ................. 8BH . 1640 Dodge Tudor ..... 870 * 1940 Chevrolet 860 « 1850 Ford Tudor ....... ..... 861 • 1611 Chevrolet Tudor 9 89.1.00 720 . ItMl Dodge l ‘/a Ton .... 9 250.00 H5.00 ^ Ton I>J|ne| ................. noS.OO 845.00 770 * 1010 1* k<K« * W T o n ...... 845 • 1610 UodRe Htake 1865.00 l Ton ............................... 250<W) 100.00 900 • 1651 Ford Convertible 1665.00 0O6 • 1950 Ford »/h Ton t’ lckup ........i................... 901 • 1951 Ford Convertible 1895.00 911 . 1648 184" m . io46 *94" m jfm m k 895.00 ™ 895.00 995.00 And h ira 'i another "mutt" lor ovory performance-minded motorist! 908 * 1048 In le r n a tio n e l Fordor 914 . 194 if Font Forth* COMPLETE GUIDE to Florida: Pictures of pieces to ___ _ „ fun— the most popular vacation spots and points of i p t W it. P lu t an up-to-date map of all highways and ’ rfwSle. Pius handy (and mighty important) information on ' traffic rules. Plus a fisherman's guide as to what to catch, and where to catch it. Get your free copy at your Goad Gulf station. 8 Ton 065.00 Chevrolet W. Ik IVh Ton Ford Dump Truck W. a 2 T 927 r 4941 Chevrolet Hednn Delivery ..M M I.M M I) 1105.00 NEW , BOOSTED 765.00 795.00 495,00 Extra f! pedal 1949 Mercury Fordor Sedan, Rodto, Overdrive •»***• *•**»***M)t *•***•)»i))»atM|i»tf)||H)M^| .. 91046.00 hl«h<compreMlon portomamoI vi 1 r* j- �:.v i “ ■M Ttir, SATiTORP n rH A U i M IM E O G R A P H C R E D IT P R IN T IN G - - IN V E S T IG A T IO N S A N Y W H E R E IN U N IT E D F O R E IG N m i ?3 ff 5 T Y P IN G M A D E STA TE S OR C O U N T R IE S CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K l i K I M I O N K S ISO a n d 1071 <4 bn Room 101 Hanford At Intil Ir Sidlnmit Hunk IIidltlinB Y ^ A g N T . POTATOES DOUBLE RED PONTIAC Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Use HERALD WANT ADS 3— KK.\L KSTAIK FOR SALK — .1 3 ROOM, bath, ho*, wider, large lot will) fruit in Lake Mary S White. l'o\ 234). bake Mary A O S _ iu 1 11 : 1 . 1* \v a \ t i : i > I" RK LIAH fK vale- person wanted for exetusive dre— -hop at May fair Inn I’ hnne K 'i ' I'rm lnr Mod cvriling or I'lim- nooning at HI n - s pk it a i. s r n v ir i'.s -1 1 Huxxt yard filter Rarg.ii" Rent fop Soil Pump I'tnek Nervier, firag I,in*' I'.ili l (..yd Phone IHit.'. W Ci a rage atmrt ROOM hoo-e 1200 __________ Wil l. 1 VI!I hit c.iiii’ child In my II ii ml ii ci - 1 1 . menl :i Ini­ home It- .la* »*r wci tv h miles s' .le--simiue II— S| |'t>VI IlIS s It \ \ l l II II -outl< ..t Satl'foid on thiamin lln.li v a* Actn - -treet from P IC K Sl’ Kl IAl.s MARY SITTING In -t of refer Ilay tie- Sci vice Station Mr- 1' .1 in I iU'-lamanl. gu- -taliou ; etire* t i n Miriam Vmu|), plume callin'*, pci f e d coikIiIioii Good Mont, till, 111.. 101.1 M bu*im*>* Kor -ale on account of xirknexx. I’ RArTIt'A li Siiir-e ilc-iie- nur* HIGH p r e —tire f n atmellt under ■‘I%•* Hufiti in Ilif line, IImi IIIr It Hie Cur 111nr t* I ‘tire 1 i.|$« \mir bmi-e -3 *i' * pri*'i*nt *tin! IteLuml Well located furni-hed t mg and lu lu -dttng Nm -c fut'irt ■ Iruubli', im »■vtr.iT, Soil (X). bedroom on 7' j acres, l l c n d i x _t’ honc 1007 W______ __________ AAnr k V.llH'.ifit* 1 '1 AATlte to piano Ideal for Tnurt-I homr 12— Ru-inrs- llppm Inmflct' in. P m -. 1 Vc 8 .1 tiki 1 ! »' *4fl ill., ilellcr hurry' %l tin 1 til* iilet tie ni‘i‘r|ilril i»tt iruln Fl;» i nr* t atlldille >1 m e t ll»r 1 eleiilimir nit mem Choice -election of home$3,300 (11 )U|) <. Ill ll I 113' hll-nic - - 1"1 uriimliiiii * Nrimr If m u r nnrnr la to y.lo isHi Shown Iiv appointment light per-oti I 1>1 informal 1 0 0 . all SOI It t S PI IISON \I.S — 1*1 lU if d In the irlefihiHte hmili. In •H u m fur ihi* iti'iiiitiiiMMlnt Inn "A lw ays Cheek With Ray It Peck" 877 II __________ Realtor. C S 17 Iteltary Rhone III l( SIS4 t III III INKS the Hillrrlhrr 1% e t !».'r leal In pn » l«riiiii|it|!|, In nnler Inr n« In 1. spcuai si'titYit 1 Sanford 332 U or tne 0 oiltlei ful re-poti-e oil nor lemler tlte l»r%| |im»|fifr *f r i t i r opt mug of Ihi M ome/oma Hotel 4 nil >1 uni til* 11111*1 he In uiir K i j l l T Y in new two bedroom P l l ’ MItlMl liming Room Jaiioary t We hope ] nllire *m the tint hefnre i»i,lillhome. Cement block 2111 l i n i n ' Contract and rep air w rk I'ree I I'll IIn n m t*e future y*c can gi*e yon estim ate s. R I, Har vey, 2nl ton A*cmic. PhillipTerrace I■I •n» r nit 11 f t it* l«nineil Iit IeIf lietti t service Sanford A VO Photic I82S. if nil ermr iieeitr* In puiir nil H I *M fONIIi AGAIN! lit: \i r u n s " r mnniit he re«|mmlhle fur nit— .ill lion and Mlldicd Unimex CA RPEVTKIt WORK iwtire ihnn nne ItMurrrel ln*rr llni*. S i c Raymond M Rail f u r iptiek repair join, or small in - i i.oAVi n s n . A s r s s i iR i f i t s Licensed Hrnker for all hoilding, Cali -lint III2M l kinds of Heal Kslalr ...........u f u l l SAI f 1 ibbage plants AlarAW SIS fiS HW1*; H Pntk I'p-tairnm Market and Glory \\ f KirPla«Hc. Alniiiintim, Canvas free I'hone W11 ( tllll if I'll..Ill1 tlC. ____ Kslimnfes. I’ hone I2tt| .1 after tl 6 p m. bn appointment Whether buying or cllmit IT— Automobiles frailer* —I* pay *0 1 1 to -ee ilRLANIK) Corning Sentinel, ttr p u i / I M M f l t M A S Trailer 27 J. \\ II Al l.. Realtor Iundo Kvening Slur Call Ralph I....1 In good eonddmu All I— flurida Stale Rank lloildliiK HIM H IN T —t Ita", IIfkYJ Mct.it sHNinkM flu m e HMI2AA' "fa ll H air Plume I 7 3 X 1 I, A K A An.iilmcnts 1 1 : W I'.ui. Avenue liailei Park A I I. TA'PKS Rlllblorer woik Ilea S f W I It INI K .Mil Ca-t 2»t|lt Street .•"ir-t Street Plume itki \V. soluble Rates f l e e e-limati " m \i 1 h m h i i i i 1 iiitiiKi i t s . m t)|*eu (tail* 2 to 3 p 111 5 Is hi 1si on I'tmiie 2221 \ C Cru.ey ryOl.I.AAV AY AND It.All V HP IIS vour lot AAIi III’ Y ASH S f l . l , '.iv, week or month - Tel 1423 s n i o c r 111 ai 1 A' It AITT.KY, Generator or Starter m : an Furniture Center, lltl AV. first I*bone ‘i:W H 2 1 2 2 tlraom^Aunme Service Call 317. Swain'- Hat late model u-ed ears terv Service Sanford Avenue See \\ 1! Me Ala-let * ARTHi.KS f o i l s A I I C'.KAN I 11 CR .‘until fm ill-bed i uml 2nd Slreel Rialle* lldham f s r i l f a r * npurlmcnl till Park Ave I.1 1 I1 and Park Aves I’ HH.II’ S Ciilonl.il Cleaner- "know 2 I i R S iS llfl* room-, private how" plus U Satin guaranteed w'e pay ea-b for u-ed ears even il -tmwer. (ml water, phone pro. 1 mothproofing »->ure you you owe on them lege- mol AA 2nd St "Mainllio*" aiipearnme I'bone little A Heel f s r i l f a r * 411 for free ilellverv service Second .nut Sanford I i ItSiSIII l> linti-e, 2 l.edroom Tutu liedMl electric kill lion t MUSK IS f o r mica top. 1 V'ud Ml in i a i s v t ii m i l s »!» It.'lull- lion1 fitrnai'e 211 1 .1111 cl Womlw 01 king 312 Sanford A*e lielure a ml |i m liioiie ant AA and I I d .1 MARINI hardware, Plywood, C t.' .’hi e.d Master Craft I'alnt A ad AAoodw01 kme 312 Sanford arpailliiu I A A A S \H i\ A f i t s -harpened Jti I i R S I s l l f l> TWO bedroom up Army HlankeN, Cols Ancycles tepiilleil Stuimall' III 1 ■lull* apa It nieiil Vi...... IhnnlM* Aim* Va*v Knridii* 1 . 0:1 M.ictioli ,1 f Hit M Pliotic 1.121 .1 11 ) Sanford Ave 211 I iillllllllc ll.ill-ehi.nl 4.00*1- 211 NI'AA' I I,(H'ltS Milfarc.l lo per Id Pl.t \ down-tailfiirm-lird Hv Kresky. fei lion <lid floormade like n il. I i IINAt'KS ap.il linenl AI >pl * after i isi H R A S i . l S it on atul $2 it** pci Wall, f l o o r and fin'|tlace liu-licl Pali ol IIiiii in i h I'tu- . new fiiil-biilg, eleanlng and i loi k I2 .it Magnnlia M. I. llltlMi I S a ii i . a C lieu'on Pin.in 'it* l waving, al-o portalile power plant :< RtntM furni-hed apartment pi i Plume I2H South -anion) V e n u e -ierviug Seiuinole Countv -nice Ilia AV l-l si. vote bath Uti Puimelto Avenue IP23 It M Gleason. I -ike Mary | VHAVKKSK Kvten-imi Hod- 28” ATI tiAi iiA f.l.Y furni-hed bed l. . Is u ’ Senkalik i.la- and Paint .1 A l l l f S I l S I till S A I I room twui Ih' iI* Kit* lien ptivi Co lifetim e Abimimilu I'ree f - t i Ruv tilltl" lege*, hot water heat Cenitall* matef r e e la-t.illation Tele 111 It St AA-P A P flfS VIAKT1.AN IH ISMS loculcd 2113 Myrlle Avenue phone 1123 I 111 ml ............... liter. f , 0 tor* pi ic e - ' Roll . Head Winds, lie. AV l i i - I 2 r Polliol AI 1111 inn 111 -lal '"Mon or pinsI ' N f l R S is i ll l» t i m e lied..... .. In tap*'- t iiti.pl* <*' repair -or hnu-c and I acres laud mu \3 H III 1( VI 11 t i l l It P * I* 1 mile I a-t o. Mali Park on • *1 i AN - I VII Nl il I A I N i l I AS III 1ST* ci* A m mu lluid bou-e oil h it SKI.I ( IIIIC ASA beyond Pvpci uto idol Sl.iliou Any thnn! *20 West Tliinl I'bone 2X1 With A f l UN 1SI|KM loom - for rent m ** i \> - * Ml I ll| i o n < la--died ill 1**11111)1111 lit itml* I f A i d ' MAA'K SuAIKI IIINli TO ju iv a lc ^ J i iu i ie ^ iI o AV. .lid A*l SKI.I* anil are 111 a burry to veil Gill Its m i llll I' At K a g i : .11 Si' CAI.!. d, let Ibe ela--if ed arlvrriising sm ut: 1 1(4 i— m : \ i . r s T A i i i tin s a i . i : i depallllltid nf IHI1'. SANi'ilHH Him ** 1 in. -1 m . lt At 11 jn ..V** d alnWy ns .an HMAI.I. 3 room liuugalmv (till-nhutfn'li nl d* 1 1 0 . diuni city Ii mil - already i ruled V'.o l.l M II AI t US I It AI I III! mouth guild in* i l nu ll' nun g All III I I S AA AS I I H 11 I 1 e I -lln ia liAH AAiOkm.iii I ll * 1. ea-il, lake over t 2 tami moil ,. i ..hip Old Viatel I,*1- l.nai ml* * d boll' >1 I Pin A I) f c .. lh laid AA■ buy sell ami li ol. .* * d lot 1.1 .Ill line Wd oil Mali I l llllltluie • I I 111Ilf A I II ol l ' i W t P om h . Ni'W rtiiii ii h I*I**i it liMiiii* |m i pi I | | all -I Phone I •' I 'I III I II Pilot........ I If Itl)I>1• III 1■41.IP |4I II I' ^ iM'MI Ikl I t II Nil I III nil I o .id .id I t J III i in I'm M* U l I Sold "I i 1 a.I. ll d 'P h* IMIII) l( I \ %%II I I \ MS. IIim ILm llomtld 1 II|i. II■AtR 1 ippli.im • di .mil ill f ill 1/4 1 1 III i in r 1.1 I e lephooi' I f . I'llf nl Ior*' I *'U II j * tin.ml I I mi il i*nI- 1. A--IO lap i cl * o i i . II 1lo ll 1 1 ii do III M-m| . 4tf.fll<1 n.ft Ai M 1 » i (Hi In IHI AA l i f t Plume 14.71 A11,iHI Ii Rank Itlili! phone l C.I oi fmilnid lot2 AA ,U’I 1 ‘ Trn A vi* )'»■$• 7 I I* c-l.o k Pooh I * uii 7 P iiI AKI I HUS I lit (At I . AMI ARM Hull A AAHIM* two lirdionin frame b.oi-e on llh ) AIP* P AIM 1 I* '*• id i i iih l 4iM) i i 11 i 4 1 (Im) likr IT III It VI I HU - 1*1 l i l l I. I ll A feet of irniiro*c.t lake front f * Rod* W ok - l PIT II ril’ AA lif t .hi. • |1j 14f' * 1if .il tra lot- Ifoii-e two year- old Krill Hldg 2 0 2 i ...... ' 1 .'am 1 Ini I. . Ita* r le .h u iu ouibi’ iLiflii l * *1 [.fin \ Wo. 1 Kxi’ i'lli'iil lei III-. Priced $113(10 PlollC 11 .am 1 link I'iom llo** 1 II All It IM AS A ( ItlM l.tiV II ' 1 llh 1 4Mil ... o i .1 1 h l i n e In 11. 1 , l»9 AV. I-I St. I'honr 7.12 1 met ai m -l l.ov*' f iirmlnre Hepalfcd ll*-fim-In d 1 .1 • eek Milly r.fi $i4i ' if 2 - In'll llooi ** u I. 11 . 0 k jluliii' and i din e l i v l o r c - limit Stilil f.tj v ri * it III lak( $.b IHI 1 op pc 1 Spi,. *e 1 HIItNi.SItf.i) 2 lu'droom garage HASH IS i AltlSf.l AAi IRKS J| ill! a i lllfirl (| 1 ie. Ill* 1 o llh apartment Contact owner at linn 1 pu kclt lawn gal l i t Railroad Avrmie M-tllt"li.i \ Some woven wilt It'iicing, fe e d Magnolia Avenue i AAI’laka 111*1*7 1 HoughAA del fooldaltland I. \S It III-: I AI - 1. I la . 0 1 .Ol.dl I I i ( NISI] 1.11 2 lied mo 111 borne will) cii llavoig old my plai'c, I |,yl 'Still Y Wi'IHv All- t.m.lel Sei *i-| 11 It I - 1 ..loi apart nielli Imu extra lot- Ri j-on alile See will -ell Ihi 0 0 1 . Iiaiuli-e to Hie 1 elery anil Methiiivllle Avenue l/e I 'aim 1 Itailg* 1 oinpll't** owner 17IH AAe*t f i r - t SI luglie-l loibh'i I inlay Ian h I'bone IU20 It w alllllt lie.I1 0 ..111 aid* oak dllling at Hie S.lllboil Cal fuel - Market I, I. Sll.l. Pbmo Teehnleiar. loom -lid. AA■ tiiiglunl-e range, 1 R f H H n o M 11(11 SK im :t lot :t milt- -outIt 011 1 nIambi High Phone dll AV Route I. Sanford one dmilile io d W lef.oldl 2 1 0 S I.Mavfairl 2 ear garage Pitre way Hoy Ri'amiiillei Star Houle. Park An $1 .1 .7341 (Nl $.1.7341 114) Ca-h 11.dam e SPHKAHKR S f . IIA'H'K l.lme mid Sanford I la Kiriaiu'i'd llutoliitle and fr rlill/e r Plum*' SI.AA III,' i M 'l Im.idmi living I AV. II Al l., Itrallnr n<i:< M I b m d f Carfomler a— f a r m supplies Alai bluer) — 8 if.ioii -lilt* ...... I k 1 1 to o* tie -ii, "Call Hall" I'honr I7.3N dr-k, platform n » Li coffee THXKIMr I l i liS Cmoplelr line Imi.iiic i a \ S l.d en ool- piopiily taldl*. lamp luhlo Hollvwoo*l hi-il NKAY l AAii III IUHRlM m a -om* pi I’pareil Hold's Tuxeil.i Cei'd Store with beadho.nd All f la n k hOII-e 4 ompiete G h eiplipped W At II Ml lilt AA I old f'eigii'oti liai tin )ti47 I H er Alai kill V1.4 1 1 lb m- I el I ace Vrmllmi blind-, Sparc hndri I rlcphoiic I. ' R I I 1 I ’ eti 1 * A . hoc -i/e tirelo flue I'ondllion 2438 Yale Avenue $730 INI l ei inSTOHY ami ball hmi-e. (lowing well, burn anil garage In luuk Cold l''ergii-on PHH 'lin.d lirr$3,34*411X1 G K. Cur- 1111, HI I. A one owner fraefor Ibal run* Hnx ItMl like new $73o ini lil'ei in— ------------0 y v / IU IA M KITT MODKIIN 2 bedruum house on I1.. liirmalt liili 1'iai Over - l/e liret'r Ilf I fl) /*# f XT \Vi if lot, Dreumwold Section Cement fully eipiiii|M'd Hu- bail very A C U IU t K N T H T O H Y i« th a t that nf tIn* iivi’i:iKti arti r ( M a y * block* sealed with kindly pine, liltle 11-e seven iiiipleinenl- go Pitnldent'idfM I i r»»Lo hnl 'VIn 11*'|I ymi 0 1u| ill) m** deep well, nice garden spot, -nnir witli till- miffII A real buy' at i $i i i 10 mi m lrp l .it p*»Itrr tti AH w ha'll intmlt lihe'n Ju «l aver* ynung fruit trees, furnished or i,n ' n $1 :111000 Term*. D iut he |p iv 4* up Di«* n ii ii it* T r im »»«*** Unfurnished Price |S,»Xi W) $4. SMITH III \ ( T o i l S .U .fS i $ i o r n u l, h r s t ill n l i i i k I n iir c )il|*h 000.00 f u * Ii, bulnnre $13 no 'hone .'l.'iS 11"* Smith Sanford A venue - — I* la — Sjbr.-yhmrr F or R esu lts fnllHiiltiH ritlr* nin*l* l« mil it h jin hi l<*li« «l I$i |lir ■Ill ll r«4f *| 11r rft III 1 M*«r 1.1*- »h*r litir h«*«*rlli»n M 11Mir* lf$p l$rr (inr 1■«af rl lull ll •lllll**! **!' |$rr Mil** 1nar i ilou .*•1 i Ihii** flp |.rr lliir 1dart 1III II r - r lliif for Irtifl) 1 oiilrncf flir Just W ave Goodbye to Drivino W orries • & $W SW W & 4*e4 PHONE MS T C f y <C% ive. . • when you can enjoy complete comfort, re­ laxation ami riding eaie on the m oil modern motor coach?i on American highway*. Greyhound offer* you unparalled hue >ervIce to every part o f the nation — at leee than one-third the coet THE SANFORD HERALD c o m fo rt— elclp the wear and tear o f highway concretion ami parking . .. ami nave money on every ecrnlc mile.-5 * I 's fitia t / « « • ? a « j / title AV.tv 111,(HI 211. 1.1 2 t.pl lt.13 2 .1 .1 0 Sf. I.ouiItorhr-trr, N. A. Newark, N. J. .Macon, Gn. dtoulIi lien*1, tint. T ot it m Ida! H. C. Imliiinnp "II-. 1 ml. Ron ml Tri|i .1.3.ill 17.10 38.31 11.13 11.93 0 ,2 0 1( 1 0 0 I'.I.gll .13.03 Atltl1 II % Tai *o nil ohofi turn o r iv h o u n d 200 OZARK bus s t a t io n Co nutter rUI \«rnu«* I'honr Oil llv IK K Y O U 'R E My W n R M K ’ K K Y M ttllH K UKSCCWAB H0O9TAND Mg* i H rn-® ai vaonpcr wmat 1 9UC VOfj’vB PE9TBJvSP ALL. THS N " MECkiANlCAL- AABNt COOP WQg<, CQuONCL I )\ tmasn: v o u , couOn e l ANP 0OOPBVE I ! DJnnev mnnlhly paymenl Phjrrw |SS m between 7:1X1 ...... and 4(00 p ... ^ J ^ 'S g U N o n ^ H '* IIIHXI. llOWN 1120 Muttnolla IMhiiic 27 uddrcHslMU cnvidupiM w ith m tllifin a o f AiiiM icnnH t f ! p . I pt " lift.I* AVASTKII IMMKIIIATK HOSSLSSION •2 iiedroom maxnnry hnuxe, brand fOUNTAIN Help ,Vanteif Apply new, 73 ft lot. Ju-t out of city Mr Hill. Time Ittun IRug Co l)Ui iimh city water A huriMiu aI only S«i7iio • INSTHUniONH SIMINUI I. HKAIxTY FAUN $UKHH» nr rnori* per itimilli m ^parc Drill* at home hy tiaml nr type T E L L IN G A strou u m m tiinomir* tutrftt nh*m utitni4 »tunv On ^ l ii n t I Hnlur»i much r than fir.it rati utaU>t, Iliya, Fattm* i Thar* ora i i 210,000 diffarant bind* of plant*, la tha iplniltr lh* only ana thot taunt* I* mltlli- 4 t f ME! A |M$if itilfi lh* tumiiii/ of lit i x ttu ft if* hi ns if <»/ ))ii' JitUti* /! ml fht li* fmuiiti tunc U, mt itnull Hutu. Hit til Hum "* fuio p aa n l*ts«d*M b o v « p ra­ ti K i n d a lurkay whidt I* no lurgar than a <hl(k<in That'* tartuinly 41 fowl dvvalopmanll AAiili 1H changr* <d gov*rnuuot xlne* Hi* wur. tli* nverng* f reitcliman tiiuxt llk«u (lie piocemdun uf pirmietK tu wuleluoi; u merrygu imind. They go by go fust you . cun huidly tell 'em apart) I By Murt W alker ,3f I �Limping Dud tv Puces Lion Attack W ith1 13 Points; McCall, Wheaton Both III Local Photo oqun Takes 1-2 Record Kr.N'i iiif t l a in ID k r.r ANDO o u i,A ndo (Hpcfiuii oviwi«‘a Into SMS Contest InMIi riddled vacuity V11 ran y Injury and lllnt’i rugcM ringed <> brilliant 16-point Against C h e v r o n eurtii’luiek In tin* final period to V J-62 To Play Polio Benefit Game With K e y W est Here lull)*!" Dx* highly-touted Humic Ml,’ Ii School Junior vhi *lly jjm 88*.'in, hern In-1 night, ’I hr tli rMIin u rule »t niggle Mai climaxed In (hr f InnI mlnutr* »hrn (hliilii'i giant fl-fimtI Junior forward Harvey Jor Hlaytnn foulrd out onl) lo give way lo Hobby Shtifrr, who made a crucial frrr Ihrow |iullioK Ihr Mona nhrad. Big Walter Dodn, returning lo T in T IIK Fugr fi S' IT- * ! Bangiit Hu,wall,hi Hluncdiihi'i Tidal* ffvlirh. Hminp 2 »i \ \|| Slii'ii'U will pin) Ol" llllfll h (tiiiiial ( I't-. . in t|iiiiii"l " f Du* n ..i. ('Men Naval Ail Ibl-" in h ry W» *t i i Hu- St niiriolc High School gymnnaitim i ,,,, u»iti »w night lo a fntovvill Imii"III d im " for III" \|ni"ii of |iioi"« I'olio ill iv" i»l 11 -HI jt.m il Ft 7 II) 6 II 1 9 9 tu m o r,,,w night T lm r i :iv , ili.J,! limn ;U . I I H„mi, IT, k u p t> n n a y itr « I I " , I n i, k v y illiil'lu , 1 3 , a m i ;m m U .M |S».3<1. ft III Villa SSU I Ml r, lit S Him p ir n ii M IX H I) H O W L IN G L K A G i.H 'l i m n i l l . I I I I ,w e i« ai n .-Jiui’ lg i a *» i | , rii y TTouhl 'um pl’v ll '•'ami,,-i T o ta ls llu liiliin d !> cl.an d 2 1 —8 t. Jam e s 27—Oviedo 1U— U m a tilla I I — Fd g cw u ti'i •H" Il— T itu s v ille 11- .M ount D oiu 18-21— C F C T o u rney 21— Ht. Clinid 27— U m u tlllu 111 15 IU 1 FG j 5 il D l *i 1 0 2 2 21 FG 9 .1 u ll 1) 9 il I 1 II FT 5 0 (1 0 2 1 0 u ti,m in FT II i 9 i i ■, 9 9 9 T 0 16 a ls o islsutisa >•,«* V m lu n ahnUs (ntlsssW OsrstS BOWLING TONIGHT 8 II *a1* 6 1 9 1 11 21 T 0 8 5 9 1 I 8 ■ I 5 it 15—01 M to—It is CITY LEAGUE 7:30 I\ M. Sanford Bowling Alley I'h o n t — f i t # <0# MagaoMa S f' iih u u Ii* IH k Ii H c IiihjI V iflihricil Li ni nl^ltt tiri'uiiHi* o f ) «itI c tilil, M» ( .i l l , w l**i fC U C i p la y c ii r« rnla» foikiiMil for Innl yt^vr's SilS r«4ji» hum, tut•n ■I lo Ovilnjo 1111)11011 mol bin ln'^n v%diktnif in to L io n rom ii l iutl MU i J i i ' h S3 Plymouth Kd^ewaterSwumps Seabreeze, 78-48; Joyner Scores 29 iiH I.A N D O o n ," might v ( Special y - The Seahrei'Xo II lu ll B alanced V isio n wua ic% m an t t i u n u . you get ill iround, close-in vision, flew one piece windshield it more uniformly curved so you gel sn undisloditl vie* gf the raid. Con Heat-action clcclric wlnddntlJ wipers. a pen i tifii ill iik K d g rw a lrr w ith 29 points, pete H u r l, m eantim e .’o iiliTh u lcd 2U mure m urker* In combine w ith J u y n r r iu acorr 10 point’’ for the t i l l lira, or one mure Dmn Die en tire Hand I'r u li nut pul of 18 lid llra . D o it w ilt stym ied hy the C elery Feds lust n ,i,n tli fu r only nine l " ,in is. Ilu l, Itlclm i'ilii was Dm high |,olot n,on fo r .S e a l,,cere w ith III, The fitlO funs were H tcru lly am ureil w ith the red-hut Jo y n e r, wlm swished the cords fo r lij points in D id fin a l s lu n in . S e n h re e ir: Ualuncnl Hide Balanced Styling rtewtruly bjimccd Hare's t new wiy ol belincmi smart eiteuor styling with mote ipece inside I pc noun controls roll, pitch, end jounce . . . thus levels Hie new '53 Plymouth i , sleeker, yel offers moic head room. In ted i.i, Dice's 8 metm, moie lap loom lot rear seaf privcngcis (he mid thice wr y , . . . end fives you Ihe softest. Steadiest, must restful lids yuu've ever aipetanned I B alanced B ra k in g Whete other low priced ceil here but one hydraulic cylinder in tech front breke. Plymouth his tw o -to give you balanced control, the eiect emount of stoppini power you went end eipect. Benner ('hetty Floyd ifogei s Tnylnr ItielmiJi i,»rev Dunlid total, Iklgen.ilcr Jovner lityji*r 11 <•!%bt fx«9II J Hurt Nu. 1 Higgs Connell T o ta ls Hcnrv hy ip iu rle rs i No. 1 No. 5 I MI Nu, 2 ii vee; — a in .Mile 3 1111 ;• l» ] .,» 4 V Il'k Ia ViiuaiiM I I , a 3 ju 5 I'h e r iy il,, . ka : vu I o s ,ir k Ik e (Jiiln 'rln i , . | | i fin.'in t tifir v.t u Tram I lla s r t Illa|,up U llllilr ln I I . i n l i j oe .m v i J a il. Ju n , lu ll. Ju n . F e ll. Felt. Fe ll. Feh. Fe ll. '‘.lu r l-.ya m e In | V. 1, f ., r ' li;.* " i.- . "n.l’ -T^lsTht thn" ft Jll | |ii No. Il 3 m, Nn. 11 1 1nm as.a lllue i I I til .M , | ,i , apiece. V l.iin h iiid M reeves B ro w n w -,l Lsh Uk s s W asslrwisu nrss S ItS iH m i Otnt'is aasm Howlimr Stnndin^H -. , I H im vii I 4U I 1,1 lit. (0 IM M Il'n i MSI ,) - !J s ,u i *„ s i i i — a in v iiir l i m n :is.:i IS , 12 winners scoring 16 and li points, respectively. Boh Tuylur and Joe Hill paced the fertile DiTgtnd at­ tack with Juvl eight markers yun fftivuml riijw |»tu>irimt with Ovicdn, I, l|„ ii 3 I'URpIllg 'JT,II, * t lll l l i i p Ju ale t H lrg u u l l .. i .| , vyuli,l,'l„ |,j Frl. .,5(57 urn .'ki:i m i :i;j.7 (Ip p o n cn ls 16 Hill Brown and lloh Davis were the Individual soiling guns fur the Warrrn ‘Mliir1* Mrf'nll , . , fur* m«*i AUGUKTA, Du i,(ft Here's a ■ ................. II, J cliniice lo hcl|i name ii liiiseliull > Mum,"", Hn, n i leum s i . i u v i , ,i h i ; _ a i ,i i n , , I’ reslderit .lin k Couiiell ol Angus l i u i r i tUl.U II Ira I Hull (mil, (luuMr, t.i sail I ye.I enl ay Ihe Sail Leugue i H„«i Uli> ,-, tv ft U1) * I iMrun Ilour i III ; .... ■’loll here will mi tmiger he (Tilled the Tiger*, and that a fail contest. , m u " n r;<| |, l i m n , u »i *; — % m „ M, In end .Inn 15. would help select ' l i m n .'l.l.o a new moniker .............. I I l i i l , I , a l l , ........... .. II' n part of n eatnptiign to make J III,1, 11, 1.., Tup I «,| ft Ml ft|., (ll. o "c lean aturt" ul Augusta, followi £•*«“ IJU ( Tuwarr Ing Hie disastmiiS 1952 season IJulKl-l,- I f t . ) ||< III ] when Dm eelliir-dwelling Hull won J i . v i i . r i „ n i n . i : i .- .i * , ; s i» only 18 games mid lost till In tel C O I I I I M II V I I , - ft III UMr n new league c e n r d f"* f"*llil« , F im a i n i l J Mu e < i-,.'iill„ SMI i a,, s sh I Tlie Augusta dull was kmmn as J k ill'In it * V ," }„ e • the Tourists when Hie Knulh Allan 9 C rl, "le ra 11 u l,v 11 tie league was nrgnnlred nml later W'H u u -I■ * l i 7 it ,3,1 nil ehmtged to Tygers in tmimr of Ty C l," M l II U C — a/IM v|,Ir llu m ;u.il Culili, wlm storied his professional ( l . l l y list,i, s im „ .ju i husulmll career ns a member of i , 1'W mala a ", I IU Hint t earn. The mure nrHimlos t K e lly 'a I Tn ,I, r » H'l spelling has been used since l!>3# lyiiliiltT.t , | , i , ■"' 1 •■ ■■ ■ * j '■■■ • - a l V I II m i l l ; — ft im iiiie S, ir. B- W. F. GAVILAN TO FIOirT £ TAMPA ijv—Welterweight Cham plots Kid Gavllun will fight Antun Peck. (Kipulnr Negro, In a 10 round main event here Jan. 13, Promoter OKI.AND (Speciali—The rlnnsy A l G a rc ia sa y s. Mainland Mnlnllners, who drfvut* td Seminole High School last ■ UY F R O M O W N S R month hy n 67-21 margin, cnnnhere la-t night nml administered H R ROOM H O U SI u hrutul *11-11 shellacking to the MIR C A T A L IN A D lt . hometown Delumil Bulldogs. Jassllt-M. LSI HaMlwssa Slssr* I hi vis Stearns F o le y 'u liiln "si­ lt,ltd llc r la - r t Itoherts T o t a l* H r Lund lltiy m u n ^ T a y lo r 7 ..................... “ *■ M,y;.T lM * to the K d g ew utiT F u g le s, 7H-18. * tn vro ii hen, i........ lani ,„ „ i ..i.,!,. 9 15 rmirt," Im comment",I, night, II |6--18 him n good ("tun from nil Dm m* Dim Joy ner, s ta r Hagle fo r■ 7 7 - 15 uu Is we linvr, and II really should ward " I n , w „a held In only 11 I," an nil"," ling game. Just ns our points by Die Meirdimlra last clash will, Hollins was." month, went no a arm in g splurge II 1,1 DeLund Capers Fall To Mainland, 64-31 TAMPA 'At—Gardnar Mulloy, the No. 1 U. S. U-nnls player, makes hi* first appearance In the 20th out I,y m a n in I h r last .10 srrim d a annual Dixie Tournament today Ly a 12-11 count. Doth gam es but spectators won't ice too much. w llh S t. Jam e s were C F C conIlls opponent. Nelson Mason, a lr« ln , thus given I h r I ’a y n rm rn fair Tampa ncllcr. isn't expected nn even 1-1 record In ro ttfrre n re to force the Miami veteran to open playup at all. ill Ihr individual scoring rateAll other seeded players have guries, Sluivv nhows the way ill hern in action in the first two l-oth field goals, II), and froc dayys of the meet without being Ih,own. M, though Nrwiimn in extended, cl,,*" m-iiml at thr charity line Tuesday results Included: y , ( | with neven free tonsea, Hal Burrows, Charlotte, t.Y M A N C A G K K K C O ltD H tapped Jerry Hryant, St. Peters I Hcorera burg, UT. 0 2. Flayer u . Fg. F t . Hill •J 19 n Davis, Knoxville, Tcnn . do Show 8 28 11. *1 n Wnyne Van Voorhecs. Palm Driakill 1 6 12 12, fcated *1 New man 7 16 7.6 Beach, 0 1 0-1. 1 n III 1MM fl 0 1.6 Dan Sullivan. St. Petersburg m il d :t.O won from Him Kerry. Bradenton. A. Thumu* el Wi'hll* « ii 10 :i 1.5 > 4 . 0 2. 9 F. Tliumii* ii o 0.01 Only seeded women who played l Tntal* 2 21 25 71 3.1.7, Tuculoy were Thflma laOn«, Au* Team Kt-roril* , Irnlin. and Laura Lou Kunmui, T h r S an fo rd llrrn ld 'n compiln- n i ’ p o n e n t s 2 I lion of I.y m n n cage record* does l . i M AN 1 2 not Include the f ir r l game with Ly mail Apopka which the Greyhounds 28 A punka lost. 16-28. 12 S I. JulHI's I'a yn r'n lloond* bounced hark II S t. Jam e s a f l r r th r ilr fr a t to Apopka In 1951 Srhedule drub Ml. Ja m m id D rhindo hy a Inn. 9 —T itu s v ille d r c ln lir 12-12 m nrgln. Ilo w r v r r , Ja n . 12—Oviedo lifte r th r holidays, Ml. Ju m rs ■Inn. l.'l— W in te r G arden look r r v r n g r by n arro w ly rdglng Ja n . IP,— lloone " I I " Sanford - Orlando Ki'nnel Club Lnlrics Aiitfiirtn Club Will I ' l . T V l l l l t r . III3MI I.TS Hold Nnmc ContpHf C i l i a r It U I. — ,J III t ||lr I ,1 III) Nl'llu Mu Hoy To Play In Charlie Shaw Paces Lyman High Dixie Tennin Meet Quintet With 28 Total Points HONG WOOD (Special )**- l.y man High School's inukutbull chainplunnhlp nnpirallnni in the Crn* trul Florida Conference depend on the ncuring ability of Charlie Shaw and Holihy Drlnklll. Official ncorlng average* fur Ian of thr flml Ihrrr Grry hound lllta allow Shaw la arlllng a tor­ rid ll-polnl gamr airragr, arc* ond brat In Mrmlnolr ('minty, with 2d markrm In two rontmla to pore Coach Jim 1'aynr‘n t,y* nan cagrra. While having played only one game. Holihv Drink ill In Ihr Grey­ hound*' niuumd hent performer on the Imnln of nvrrngc point* per game with 12 |Kiintn for Ida lone encounter, Actually, Jimmy New­ man in Die arrund high arorrr on thr l.ongwuod ijuiulet with 1.1 poililn, hut Ihil total wu* aimm-ed in Die rouraa of two gmuri with St. James. V I .112 I'h'dug rapine Si|tmd run >,r (|o> SunfoMl Naval A"*ili H i" V J i l ' fivi" >i ru riu lltly li'll'l till- lint'Uit n f t r r lieu'rly a niunth'ai But Dm O ilurat.. ’ uniUM'rriul cape ■ . 1 I...... .. t i i .r ■' II iv. ruil iout raunrd hy an iinkl" injury, loop Will, a nlerllng d*H retold. l"d llir l.lnri trium|di with a hit.' *0 ," phologtii’ diei - pl.iy again thin evening it, Oilnndo 11-pulut aidurtt". Tlir high IhllMt t hev rmi" <•( Johnny Jon"*, Oviedo's highly rcganlcd nuphounjrc fu|ward ami |\e< We*I will tiring lo Ihr HllS rnroanler an lntprr»»l»r flml IrudtiiK Sm tiiHiitt (.‘ounty im p niyr niorer, wan »"<■,,ml high for plurr rrrord la Ihr -ervlrr Irani tlm l.ioliit with III |Hi|nla ilcanit" rlrruil id Sonlh I'loridn. Ihr t'hevron*’ lniilrr*hiii i* Itarliru* h Imdly »riiM"il aim, which had to lot I>iiuilag"tl. impair,at: the di-fl Inrly onlnlandiag ninre il Irtidn Ihr liagnr made of titrr .10 unr-hnnd"d *ho>.tlng nrtl*t. teallln. F la y in g without Ih r *cn icc H VJ.fi'J him *w, |,t th, <,ugh Dm o f In o other atara. Freddie league ondefealed hyj \\ h r,ilo n and W arren ".Mar" Air- . Orlundo o'oiing trimnnhn over llonm nun e. i ( ‘a ll. ri'M rm lllo Ir High Mrhotil * ta r Iii»t y rn r, Ih r Finn* opened 07 -0 7: Sun ford NAAS, ill*'J!i; and the Winter I’ nrk \II Stui-, tt-92. Ih r Rum r alow I ) , ta ilin g I h r r r Tin* liiltm vieloiv m i ' lored riuly point* hr hind ill Ih r m il id Ih r furl Monduv rvenotg I n llIni p rrh al and n ln r point* in Thr two lour defeat* f,,i Ihr In* tlm rrn r al Ih r h a lflim r h itrr"III 1,1,1,tog, aid,el * IlllVe he, II III mlaalnn. K|mihrd hy thr rt'hoiindintr ol tin* h n l„In of eollegiate ,|u lllle t« . Hlaytnn and Dodn, Ovlnlo arorrd T h r m ighty Mtetnon IV h en ily 11 min kern in Dm thin! atunzn nu r il out VJ-iW 61 17 ni th r fim il while holding Ihr high ■curing m ill,,ten of tlu 1 1,mil Hi lhd .and Boone JVv lo nrvi'ii lo narrow Dir hint month. I 'lu t in r their tim t game in Orlando Irnd lo n 28-21 margin. Drn|,ilr Dir liurni'd ana, Jonm the S I I S gym. V ,I'flit nhnoul up* lii'ltnn hilling will) Dndn and Hilly »el Die nlruitg H o lliii* m r* H y , Meek I,"full, Hlmffrr pul Die I,intin HIM17. Only a one.handed *w i*lir r on Ih r p a il ol ( o ila ir M uik nlirnd with liln timely fret, throw McCracken paced Dm tloonr H aller la Hie liiu il la nrciimln Irorrra with in tnlllra, high for • aveil Die Tarn fiom u lie and pllnnihle lo**. holll tl'Hlllf. Thi* thrilling game ,* the only Norman Poyr, flu-hy ninloi gourd for thr l.ionn, played with eoiitent VI li'J ha* plnved ill MilII* a heavy col,I and wan limited to ford. Their will hr no udinmninn uin, puli,t. tivlclu FG FT T clung,' lo t.iiaiiirow evrnlng'n Jritlca 6 9 19 gamr hoi a free will offering will .Slnytun 1 7 lie lakeli l»y l ie wo,kern of the Dii,In li 1 11 Seminole County chapter o f Die ■i Meek il National round,iliun fo, Infantile Pure a "t 1 I'ai alv * i . Ml money ro llrrle d " I I I go In H Hhaffir 1 1 Total* 15 a IN Ih r I'o iiu iy 'n V ln irli of Dim ra t o r in ir h l .l. Ilu y m Ihpin" JV lli FT 1 d flv r . l(U*al'll 1 9 2 WiMi'In, of V l-fi'i liun r y lr lld r d u •1 co rd ial M idronir In a ll local faun Belli* 1 9 McGiiii ken 1 7 16 for III In rlunh. Thr other t'ormicll, Kim. .lumen Gcealln , 1 1 1 g,; m MAN I O l l l i I I F U A I .D Wrd. Ja n . 7, IB.Yl 11 12 21 2 18 Keahreeie Il'J K'lgevvater 21 17 20 20- 78 GREYHOUND T 4 I.X T II IIA I'N — S III Mile T mow Tim e ♦ k IV Jug "il W arrio r : f M issouri 31,illy vJMlnU’la it l l : s.3() ft la 1 11. 4 su , ,S V) no j.iP• T U N H III'C * C M M il a rtM a r m acs] j / t a ante A II-a ra u n R b alan ce lo o n ly F a r t a l Sha 'S3 F ly m a u th s to ry . (tu a lp o sl, l.lm ln'a L in k, Itm u l Heallie . Ilu s ly lltu i, I’a y T im e L u c k y 111,l,etin, H u lk I'elillV M Y o u 'll w a n t t a oaa th e o m a rt, g k a m ln g now oaloro an d t a la r h a r m a n loa­ a M o .N I) MACH — » /l« Mile .T r ig g e r llap p y, F id d le r . About th# lu a u rle u o new In te rio rs — th e rlo h , reftnod ap p e ln tm c n te l l e a a r , ..................... ( h a t m a k e th lo th o m a tt b e a u tifu l low-prlooa o ar you 've aver soon. ■ W Y a u r F ly m a u th Roalar I t aagar t a arran g e y o u r R e m a n itra D a n d rive n o w . 'RUtti *i»___ _ . C u tle t, llilt'le D ale 1 4 0 1 — 4 /1 1 .Mlla m aoutit 19 Task, lor I'm*. Malta RalatrSkiN O a liy !la.a? Has>. Rlapplnt B gU H K iv msifa RACKS I T0N ICRT P .M . reluad idth y iw W D 9 0 at r rfk H ^ V i ,J*h :upUv Il i {.V X p r >u m Ttj: (L 3. .jl mA k KB ' S S ffl V " ■■ a X s W iS t.i - mm : *'’.*,( '■•-T* 1% * .i m i: tt tiadw p o r M conlfoi. Balanced Budget, Too rv w p f i i nv i m p v r i in wpiiisai1pi^m ppp p (if i i p p « i o n tm o w m RACINt cm Balanced Power TkoRo»H*F m C IO wllh aN lha • d m ' an lha dog* a t dm Oriondo-Son ford Kannal d u b . nym outt'sihotk proof MMponsloo system sad hue bobneo e< the cor. Yoo drhrm ( v,'jsY; { >- . J W H ti m ' Balanced S te e rin g GnryBovmrf Guf b M tfw a h tonHa c m «i C R m u o coirountm , ovum u . uwopa M orriai It kottot thoa n o r boesuse of the now | Q iiiiiK u •V dmmw ;i> ^Yil4b5rJ‘’ fepfpp lamlci, 09y*iflp*0iy ! *i cf*.: '1 % m m - % . i *4' Hi ■A ■' ■ * 7 �I F YOU DON'T © h fc ^ a n fa r ii lf£ r a lfc receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m.. please call YELLO W CAB 1444 O VOLUME XLIV AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 11108 Tornadoes (n Dixie Damage Many Houses S A N K O U I), F L O R ID A TH E W EA TH ER Afuill) dually and mUd through Friday. lomr likelihood of ocras> limal scattered showed, especially in north and central portions. * T H U R S D A Y J A N . 8. 1953 A ssociated Prews Leaned W ire - i - hi No. 99 Applicants Seeking Jobs In Beverage DepartmentjJMust Submit Copy O f Tax Returns Moonshine (Joes Down Sewer A^ibuma, Arkansas Visited By Wind As FreezinK Bain Ties Up Midwest Traffic* . By The Astoria led Press Small tornadoes dipped Into Ala­ bama and Arkansas today, damag­ ing more than a score of homes. Only two persons were reported hMt In the first twisters of the sMaon. Two tornadoes hit In Alabama. One dipped Into the outskirts of Talladega and another In Dallas County, about too miles southeast of Talladega. The first struck In a small Dallas community about 12 miles north of Selma around ivn> a m. and cul a block wide swath The Talladega storm struck about an hour later, sweeping through a Negro section on the south aide. It urgoofod several houses and dam a jn l about 20 In nil. Four houses were blown down and two parson* hurt about 2 a m when u tornado struck the com­ munity of Macedonia. 12 miles nnrlh of Warren. Ark . In the south central part of the stale. Nantes of the victims were mil available Immedlnletv. Frecrlng rain formed a Irs'imh crmil sheet of Ice over a wide section of the Midwest and Knsl grounding planes, tlelng up auto lA fflc and snapping power line* Tlane traffic at Chicago's Mid wav airport and at some .illii" Midwest alrnorts came to a virtual standstill Officials said planes were unable to nnnly brakes on the mlrror-llke runways Since midnight, (he (reeling rain area sureadenstward from south­ west Missouri to parts of South Dakota Iowa, Minnesota, Wlscnn ' sin, Illinois, Indiana, southern Michigan, Ohio and the mountains a Hluilit' riiutii hy Hiihrit l». t’ojf Iw l’ ennsylvanln mnow and frceilne rain also ere Twenty-fiVi* kaIIoiu of rviifUratnl tlli*gul liiftit* r ! imton* liinr» m intlv *ll^|*i*^*••1 »»f By tha ated hazardous driving conditions Sheriff* office (((iwn a sewer in front of the rmiiit , Jail, TIh* ••tilIt•* Bui* B \\.%+ t *krii in n imlnn tto In norts of the Northeast. thicket on Count ty Club uml the ilittriButm waa iirri*»t***l mi tin* j*i«4»1 aft*» In Bud pin* **l om* of The speed limit on the New Jer­ thr Jukr in HU tni Watching tin* operation Heft to » ifhti 211** CoiiniiiBle I < lim» t*alB'A\a\. AHMstnnt sey turnpike was reduced from Suite's Attorney Hubert (iriggs, SB»*riff J. I. lluBh. un«l Kx -B* i»if IV \ Mu** II o n lln n r n t-s e s i f T k r n l Swedish Tanker Nathan Leopold, 1924 Thrill Killer Splits In Half In Pleads His Case With Pardon Board Stormy Pacific Aerial Search Is Throe Other Vessels Are In Distress As Concentrated In Winds l.aslt Ocean 3-State Section Aspirants Must Show They Are Free Of Any Improper Out­ side Compensation JOLIET, Ill iJ*- Nathan Leopold, 1 ---thrill slayer who Is seeking a parole TALLAHASSEE ’^-Em ployes of from orison after serving 28 year-, the Stule Beverage Department i brought In a parole board bearing arc going In have to file copies of ; today records of hi- recent pri-on their annual income lax returns .utilities with their bo«* to show they have' lean shaven ami dressed m a '»'* been getting any Improper t i -li eonvlel uniform, In came compensation front outside sources uit.. an ante room carrying a n-peil Ueverage Director Sam K Davi* f-i l!t.',2 showing hi- woik in tin-I disclosed he Is requiring every ap. S AN Kit ANi'IS.O P A Swedish |oi-..n \ ray lalioraturv It -imwed plieant for u loli m Ids department tanker with a crew of to broke loi'p Posse Unalili T o t .Mil A ray picture- were made on to fill out h in page ipiestlonnairr In half hulas amt three enrgn s o i tilt inmates ami prison personnel that searches Into his present flsets were in distress » ' Ml In HI Beach Spot Whert . I hope the board will feel m-ti oanciul condition. background. mile an hour winds whluprd the I in-1,t W n u R o t u s H . . . ] f"'** ln grunting me a parole.' lie friends and family connections nor malty calm I’ aelfie Inin fury Is lK U l V* llS lA f'p O l l l 'f l told newsmen The form also In being filled out Tbi-Sn cdlsh tanker. S S Avantt, l.eopobl, Imprisoned for his part by employes retained by the com sent an Si»S reporting crisply MONTPELIER. Idaho V I'lie m the slaying of a teen-aged fid mission "Ship broke III two K.levrn men aerial search tiv n fleet of pm itc eago lioy. may lie called lielore theThe beverage departmentsuperon hack part saved Might men ami Air Fnrre planes for a ml».sine Imard today vises tbe llmmr industry, hunts on front part and 21 men on life r til troop transport with l<> aboard Arrayed m the latest move to down moonshiners and rolleet* boat still drifting If any ship- wa- rotioenlmted today In the area (... Lcumihl are some educatorhonor and cigarette taxes. nearbv please give help " "S -rc Idaho. Utah and Wviitiiiug who think he has nniil his debt to"A pcs.m who Issincereand The ItriP-h freighter King Mdgar j Join society and should lie freed tip 'honest won't mind filling it out," and tbe I'unamanlnn freighter 1 A lecp posse was unable to t. acb Posing his I'clcit-c from Stateville he sald^ A few' luive_ complained Hanladespe both were reported mil ||1(, „ „ ......... . p,. ,, Prison are law officer- who want '''"'it the length of the form bul of control ami drlfl'ng helplessly Lake where a farmer reported In-»e him serve ever, dav ' "ihev're hunting the b>b, I'm not in the north eenlral Pacific u,ree flares la-t night Sheriff lus Imig sentence Irving lo get them." he said A coastal lumber sehmuier Cyn (iilliert Arnall sold plum's were In h’l^i Leonuld and IlieO ini ,, , “ 'D’ady h av e declined to til Ia dl-on, p ttisoned ‘ her deck [ eheekinu the* area lodav l( the .......................* ................................................................. C Leri, in year Old sons «f m . l l i fl 1 11 "!" One woman walked ou Cargo oil tiregmi and slowly made niltils (led nothing. Arnall -aid a air.- i hicago families ami brilliant " M ', <*II‘ dot to a •|ue*l|nn about for S.m Francisco after earlier horseback search would he alli inplI -Indents killed u mugbhor Imv ^ clh e r she had ever been conit vear Astir <ii(i lloldiy 11,1111 ■*■ (Tanklrr.mns *r a #» \u, it'tl Mi* „foiinil out. asking assistance ed It ,y,„.r . nf ...... . ii .erlmn \e.ir old Hobby After .............. ................... The AVanll s SOS wa* picked up Arnall said Ihe farmer Jeso- thetrarrest, they told police thev venr' ,n ItuvU •'old ‘ HJ,,uru •* herein (ilolti W ireless There \v.1* , Scbnlegger of Parts, also reported w.inled toi-xperirnrr the■llirdl" ’ Th. f„rm wo<nrenore.l for IlivU no <)uiek report whether other shliis -et-mg a light move hori/iuit.tllv of killing *.bv Halph -p ■ Mills, Pr°l /"L* 3 former Fill man were 111 lu-r ..n-a of Ihe vest Pa along Ihe ground Schldeggcr liveThev were sentenced to concur v ho is director of the lltllsbar.iuyh cifie eight miles norlb of Hour Lake rent term* of !M years and life County Crime Commission, which The Avanli gave her position a* wbo-h roans the I’ lnh Idaho bolder for kidnaping and murder I."eh Pan* helped establish ami -ervrd | was slashed to ilealli at the prison The missing plane was cu unite 2H II north and 132 03 east That us it- first president would place tier about 2HI miles from Seattle. Wash , to Fort Jack tn PI3II hy another convict A- the biggcsl wave of employ­ northeast of Okinawa and about son, 8. C . where the Korean set ment Jitters in many years hit 18u mill's south of Kyushu, south |erans were lo be released from state worker* after the road depart cr itmost Japanese main Island servlca. The crew of three imluded moot disclosed it was laving off 400 a pilot, copilot and stewardess workers. Davis said today he alto has cut Ihe Revenge Department The two rniflned craft Li-t report staff down lo a skeleton force front ed by radio while aver Malad City. what It wo* under Ihe Warren ad­ Utah about SO miles west of where Persomt Killed In ministration. Air Force officials. Civil Air Patrol "We've Irl.ul In kevp a sufficient leader* and the aerunnuiie* direr Duvui Hoad Mishaps Tht first ticket uf the new lyin' skeleton lit perform It's way under Inn of three spite* hsvc pooled builig used I,v Ihe Hanfurd Police wlmt it wn* It may be enough," Ibelr Shlpv Inti u well organiied JACKSONVILLE ,’.ti - Three Department far pntklrfk violation* Davl* *nld. aerial hunt pcrvims died in two traffic ac h u m re, eivixl in the mail today. lie said he hndfiT checked up on All bough broken rloutl* were re A total of 1,:ii14 notumoblle IIcldcnt* near here Ju-I befure the calls from legislators and other rAl.LAIIASSEE V Some h*' ported at it.nnn feet over the Heat . hief Hoy Williams said. ren»e tag* had been *old la»t eve­ The ticket, which Is in the form political spoil.ms of old employe* Hoad Department einiilnvcs today lake region, helow tlinl the vi-i midnight. William J Kmilt. 71. ning since they went on tale Monof a small, blown cave!.,fie. may were any criterion looking limit lor new |nl,s 1,1111v was excellent. Is Fatal To Durham, N. C., retired Kmilhcrn Oviedo - Lyman (Jirls started da", John Calloway, Counly Tax Illness he brought into ihe police pc most of them will lie ..... ting seven While most of Ihe plane* eriss naitiio iit f,,i 1'iivm. iii of the fin,Hallway employe, was fatally Collector revenled today, (till more from now Arc fliven Ja.veee days Lovett Sees Tense Former Secretary Injured when a hit run driver crossed over the Hear I ake region limn the number sold during the III.' chief |,la.(led. ,o the fine For an undetermined number struck him as he walked ailing same period Inst year. Hie loli hunt stalled today i'lie ‘ »me drifted ra-lward to check Iln mt.v be eh.-Jose.l m llo* envelope Prizes For Kssavs Situation In World Of County* C Of C Atlantic Boulevard near th" Itc expressed surprise at the new II,mil Hoard wtueh came III possibility that Ihe tills ini' ' III and mailed lo tb. depa1 1•-1■-1■i f... beach Arlie F Davis, is Lake number which lind been sold as be with low Dun Alci;.irlv Wedne- traveled farHiet than officials fu-t of peslngc. win It will be paid b, tV -A H if lN t , I ' <N i. l'i SeenMuslis; and Everett -I Hush I M i - F F . L a n e w as i ,t »■ - > , iI .-.I day ordered Immediate dismissal thought Fred \V. (lender, resident ef null! he thought that sale* bad llo .1. |,„, •MUM* \II Ihi- MMII•■I 1 •iki v m! iB-fi'it * t ‘ vt ft win* I|!it)iinl welter, 19, Dimmurc, l‘a ,. Air with a 425 War Itoiul and the fir-l been lugging. .Seminole County for about 211 of workers who have been lunflity "reds I" do P I '.inline llo rill. Force mun who came here fuur annual Florida Power ami l.iirbl on the |ob • D 'llih U Ih i II " im V n m -.i .HerRegular, unlettered plates led years, died at 10:50 p.m. yester'“ I"' l , In •0. l-.-e III.' fit.. no,I a m c -4 CM inm iU te it u liiy thut I In* month* ago from Orlando Air I"traveling’ Trophy for winning the e parade In sale* with a total ,, » ...., The rest of the too were ordered Services held Fur drop it" envelope into a eouveoi tto rld »aIttliit i■•i* m h -a In iM ' »» it of 717, -til* more than were sold at 'b*v «l Ills home In Indian Mound Forco Base, were the other two Junior Chamber of Coniine,,, removed from Ihe nuvroll as an •III oiali hot ir* tlirre a*.i i * ii(!d tun! "IBin in Village, following a lingering ill­ Hoad Patrolman W II Mi Cart CbiMinus lighting route.! at t» ■‘•omuiiv measure Ihase who have Visitor To Sanford the same time in 1962. Fun - an- li.t..I t.n the , nv, mu tiln ir ( ii m Bi % and C. 8. McClure said a rattle “ W” license* were next with a ness. duv's Jnycee meeting in the Yacht '>cen dnutg a good lob were given lope-tt, kel II- follows Meter vo, truck was turning nff the high t'B u irm u fi SB**H IB M o uht» («»l»l .( ,,1, until Jan LA before being d!s tutul of 'Jl.'l, 82 more than last F u n * -m l m r v ii'c s wen* B e lli tit lie hail been in the real eilote way and that llushweller crash billon. 25c, loll hmK overt.me. J'.', 11*|i<•r I♦'rn lift* • u (AVM*htuir cionfj year, while other license suit's for 11 «Mt R i l l > e * h n ln y lit lln u - n n Two other award* wire present missed and will be given two D ll Into u tractor trailer which both year* were a* follow*: "D," business since 1948 ami previoused to the winner* «.f (lie Jayee. weeks -alary when they leave I lifl«Tli I II nine f«ii 11r Jitfl A I* ami i-i>, bins- no|o n„.|Iv. 42 So,i- • • n m m i ! I n 1 - ......... .. (B u l L t iv f it Bi** { stopped for it year. •'WAV," lv ahad been engaged for 10 yrar* 30 "Voice of Dciimerncv Conte.l " Cdl* In pro|Hi*,-.l roail eimstro-- |(,11,ik,,.Vll, \| |, „f Pmoiounl., is I'lovoled f -r ,e.|III ion of (B * i |,*»vin '*wi- ,af • in u R tuleniiiti* m ' * 18 In 1952: I m .... .. : a... , It l ..It A I I thin year, if In 19B2; 13, 8; In the hull, growing business. At !l "T," 1 Mnry Carmichael of l.ymnn 8, tm„i tUm id-., were ordered by the Siiilnam, S Am with Itev. A. ti. I' I" - "f V l.dal lot,-, .,<1.1111 k . * I m - Knit I-H ** HIM I 'l l ‘I tin! n ff* I :| 11V N illll orfi. . r aaBm vaiid* ili«* ti.k**i an.I t t.n "E,” 7, 3; “CAV," 2, 2; "O." I. 1 one time, he served without rnmand Ann Ulnhart. of the Oviedo board anil n re cx p cce .l to save M.Timls offhinniii: High Heliwd. .round -lx million dollars "OIL" fW 33: "(IK," H4, fiO'j "(}I„ iiensatiun a* secretary of the id h i ii - m ill ii-B lii"M, ||«* i tii<| tin- i i T i •'(a r v i - i i i r i ' i i v j Dr Itnntgiv.i .sas visiting with lit* d I B ih I d i .. w # « # ! * * » , Thi* Bonnl a nt’w * hairniun. Vllrn Mis* Julie H aiti', a .'Ins-iniitc " f OH, 20; "HF V 2, 0; "V," 44, 2(1; Hemlimle County Chamber of I Bi- l mI*fl * *jilai ifih ttinI ;M iMiiilit "If ^ u ii BI In* vii**11hvibtiily to korm crM avof of Hanfurd. AVd , „ s , , hl. |t„„d jy tn ," 7, S; 8, (1; "L." 8, »i Commerce. lie had lived in Indian B m»i I n ih ,i IB '\ a . , j f,ir (itiyiiM 'tif .if im p utl out f« »n r ( r v in x to ilr t v ii !•“ «" Hamper, thanked the Jim |„,,()jr, m).Mt „ (ll |HK,rPsl Ii th.' Columbia I'niv.-rsity Scho'd of fitii h im ! (B ill f B. tin*- fi»i • t lT ," 19, Ml; "OVt." 3, 0; "K,'* Mmmd Village nine yeurs, anil tu i1 1- 1ttftftIn* i 'fiiit iu n rii <tn nut *«f t B« i i cii.vi-K Pul'll. Ileultll, tiv.'i the New Year lor tTmmber for It* ......... ration „ s history with a Ian. It wua a member of the First Pres­ 6, 0; "A/* R, 4; "M,** 16, 7; "IV* 42 mid dug,oils " during lllB administration lust r|||| , carryover In liolldi.vs when b> w - stricken, lie tM*-ft r Ai l it ,1.4,, IP. 2, ami "IJ," 6, 2. lift* I lit 14*»11f byterian Church of Hanford, died Friday morning, -lull 2 S h o rt said L o v e tt li.b i th e co m ­ yenr. priileds under way Mr. (iallowny empha*iied again Horn In Marshall. MIrh., Nov. lie was ueDi.g .III" tor of the I B* f ii *t I h l i ( In |.»> m jiilc tl m i t . ' . t in .' A ll.c l f i • e— p e tb ap s Lighting Contest Chnirmnn John The department has a million that tags are lu>lng *»ld In *e< !Yb 1878, he moved to HlootnlngWllllnms, nfl.-r presenting Mr«. dollars m cash on hand lull has Departiii.oit of Public lliulth and Wi|H flie rii m i ( if lf| nil* i ..f f iH .lt .i ii.o ld b .s iig in ,a c . ..(>.• l.llc p r e s ­ ipitnce unless previous reaervu- ton, III., where he was ii 32nd de­ Action was taken today by >be, l.Vn','"witji the''l*mi'" miiimnlmUhe live millions worth of milslumlme Coii.niunlrahlc Di-.a-.s Control of H e va lu te M| im Ilk s'* fin tl|.' m u t oil c mi China a - one mcai.s of tlons were made. Murlnam. On h-ine, lie hail spent gree Mason ai.d hud the honor of t ,y in g It. I , i . a k the -tu h-nm le. “ Owner* of aulomoblle* are being apenkcr nf hi* class at the County Hoard of Public lin truc­ Florida Power and Light Company toll, and soon will owe three mil the past two vnrs studying in Short added ” AAi have lo he tion In requesting a survey team was instituting u "truvelinjK tru- (lot,* more to iniilraetiirs now at llolliHi.l and Fiance Since Sep lo get their tag* now," he Consistory there. 1‘M .M II.V I 'O I S O N U i ■areful md I.. lose the f ■iciulship from the Htate Department of Ed­ phy lo the winner of the ITgTillng work on prnleet*. id out, "whlla It Is romnnrnHKLVIDKKK III v> Kint- n.i-m of mu nliles " Funeral service* vdll be condue* The Hoad Hoard, listening with lember, 11152, 1" bail heelv ’.tilde ipjlet, and not wait until the jlcd nt 11:00 o'clock tomorrow ucation to work with loeal school fonti-Bt each vunr Ntiutinir with ing for Ids Mastei In iC H p o n t o .|tt<-linns Short ,, , of, . Puhll .1 . B•i-r*. nf ,a lluiHir , *( <*ilitIv # farm farn last few days before the deadline morning nt thp IlrUson Funeral ncraonnci in rpriirvt-yiiiK uiumj i Mnt. Lnitc1* Mr. WNIiaiu.i iMki-il mouhlinu nlarin Im IIh* iluiuir! " m |*rr <"luiid'ln \ill- v^ appaicul vulim, 'jf ill.I III.I ■ was llo ,11-i'Usslmi of «h c n they wilt have to wall In Home with the Rev. A. (J. Mc- school facilities so Ihal nilvnnlagc Hill l.ivingatun to award the tru- inept's i-omlitlon. ul*o ordcreil the , Il<-u1lh d 'C i'c may bo taken of funds available phy In the ahsenco of IL II. Cole magurine Florldu Highways sns • “ repn'seiilatlm »f lli '« were found d.-n.l \\nlm-sd.iv possilolu ,,f I'mplnylng Whe»." Th* deadline for purchasing mghl iii a four riu.iu fram.' house the Inni*, pastor of the First Pre*- unifer the recent nmendnicnl No.Unnn, Iwal mnnnger of the Florida pcn.lcd unh'*s it Is legally required I Ni'thi'rlunds govcrniu. iil. nt,,mic wcai'mis i i i Km1, a or of tag* U Feb. 20. Fun. ral service* were delayed j five mill", north nl here as nit organ fur publishing the tuir.-il.ic u-c i.f i i.incse Nation"Out-of-itato motorist* should bvterlan C h u r c h , officiating. 1 to (ho State Constitution, Huy- Power and Light Compunv. hum Milwee, enpnrintetnlent, said' A* a token of her appreciation, hoard'* mi n u t e a n d decreed a ||,'||,ling liutlf leal i'll, by the Nelli j Deputy Coroner \ I, Schr.'ilier til i d tl'IMU produce title certificate* or regia- Ilurlnl will he at n later dale. erhinils Kn.hi.Hsy of next of kin j said they were apiuirentlv killed 'Mr*. Lane cun*.mted to play and crackdown mi user* uf road de Rurvlvor* Include his widow, n this afternoon. While I,..sell w»- in Die coin* tratlon card* In getting tags," he “ Fend* which mny be obtained I sing her musical tribute to the partmenl curs who lake them mil Miss Harris is ..'tinning to New. by gas escaping lii.ru o uml slovi mitti'ii room, iI'lKirli'r* were given explained, “ and people who have daughter, Mrs. A. K. Power* of Yolk on Huturilny, Jan. IP. lie said they had luen dead alum} (Continued On Page Three) on pleasure trips Florida tag* from other counties Cotumlms, (!a.| n ann, Fred W. from the pnnsage of umi'ndimnt a week ‘ttmm u w>.11.'ii .tiiti'in.'iii pi.'i'ured at newt only to present their regia- Render Jr. of Onlnesvllle; two No. 1 last November cannot be The victim* were Melvin llelink.', 1 l,<,Mli.g,,ii--which ti.hl the tratlon card*. Those who have grandehlldrrn, Nancy Anne and used for conetructlon purposes un­ 33, III* 33 year tilil wife, llcuhih. -•'cr.-trnv unv,hi "uptimislir" euch n survey is imade and a Hemlnole County license tags need Alex Power* Jr. of Columbui, and til auch amt their el.ill Iren Dennis, 7, ftiile. Nni'Nii»nl “ f American miltlury u sister, Mr*. C. M. Park* of priority Is established for work to only to give their present license 3, ami Dixie, 3 munlhs -treuglh Rattle Creek, M i c h . ____________ (Continued On l 'n « Four) numbers In aecuring new tage." 1.364 Automobile License Tags Have Already . Been Sold Convenient Ticket For PayingParkinjr Fines Is Received Prizes Are Given Road Department To Mrs Lane For Employees S t a r t t 'Lighting ContesttHuntin,t Ncw Jobs Fred W. Bender, Prominent Real Estate Man, Dies t w: Survey Requested By School Board To Set Priority S City OfficiulH 4futchi«on Named . Small Claims Judge AHomey William Hutchison Jr. y e iU N iy received notification by mall from tha office of the Flor- Mrs. Vanderbilt, Social Arbiter For 50 Years, Dies At 5th Avenue Home Former Premier George Bidavlt Is Given Post As Schuman Is Dropped PARIS HP—Premier Rene Meyer (Conservative) party, was made ’united Foreign Mtnliter Robert minister of finance. //•< R< A- 0 n ,ynew cabinet Hit Schuman, one of the leaders of today the to former Ihe popular Republican (MRU ____ and ______give _ e Job 1 Premier party, was author of the European rentier George Bldault. Schuman, France’a foreign min coal-steel merger plan which bears th e 'm lfa a U o a " ^ D.*‘lL led th* campaign his name, and has worked hard liter alnc* II la and for bringing to push the proposal which would Fillowlng the return to (he for Eropean establish a six'- nation European ptteetery of the oeth of office. Weil Germe&r ■tty Ink) tha Weatern wa* encloeed with the no- defense scheme. Yesterday be waa army Including West German reported furioui over the new pre­ troops. • tlfleatlon, Mr. Hutchison will re­ mier’s compromise promise to fol­ ceive hla commission. tn the West German capital of lowers of Gen. Charles de Gaulle He plana to conduct the court to seek modification of thote plans. Bonn, first reaction to the dropping a room 210 of the Melech BuildThe 22 cabinet selection! an­ of Schuman waa one of deep con-‘ IHf» nounced today by th* new govern­ im for the fate of future Franceerman cooperation In schemes for ment chief did not Include^ anv supporters of DeGaull*. although European unification. Hope waa howave was expressed, however, i the GauRlita had given thetr M votes to help Mayer Into the pre­ that th* appointment of Bldault might mean few radical changea. WTZ miership. , Reno Pleven remained as minis­ Bldault also la a member of the "Assignment — Fsris" intiar Skuman'i long ter of defense and Charles Rrune 2 • 9:40 . GAS - 7:30 T | gn ministry, as minister of Interior. Henri M OVIELANl) , n hie been unQutulllo kept his old p o ai.u vice tier attack, *a premier. der I "Jungle Headhunter*" auliuta, Maurice Bourges-MBtinoury, who Urt ♦ fl.JW • 7tM ♦ Ill ia often ran counter to at t t Ii considered os* of tbe most French nsCoaUst sentlK «^ u rt< M V 'f#JUM;— „ » I Movie Time Table S’ I h mml Jameson Phot* Randall Chase (soatod, center), president of Chase and Company, wee elected mayor of tinntorU and J. Denver Cordell latamllng. third from left), owner of an automobile repair eoncurn. was seated as commiasiuitsr Tuesday night at art organisational meeting of the City Commission. William Htemper, to «»«e.d himself a . m y o r . I* seat..I nt t h a u A J.“hh" ro'v^’Amlr.w hi) Tom Lemo n, City Manager; Commissioner John lvny; Andrew right. Otherslatandla* are (left to right) ■loner after de dining cllnlng lo run for re-electlotij find N. H. Sayer, City Carraway, who tell Ua •cat m commissioner -►V <«*•*• *♦»!,** / T is* " —‘ ' Clark. -n a' 1"' ■■■' ' . ■ M H i - * NF.W YDIIK 'St—Mr* Corneliu* Vanderbilt, reciigni/.tl lender ;>( New York and Newport, It I . society for half a century, died nf pneumonia at her Fifth Avenue homo lust night after a long ill ness. Mr* Vanderbilt, who was In her 80s, hail been inactive In rerent years but nrver lost her top *<> cinl stnndlng Shr was Ihe willow nf Brig (>en Corneliu* Vanderbilt, great grand ■on of Commodore Cornelius Vun dnrbllt, founder nf one of Amrri en's greatest railroad empire* with the New York Central u* the key •tone. Gen Vanderbilt, who dl.l not share hi* wifr’ * fondness for *o clety In his later years, died aboard his vocht In Rlscayno Hay, Fin., in 1942 Mrs. Vanderbilt entertained and was entertained by more mem­ bers of European royal houses thnn any other woman In Amarl ca< she was considered one of tho |a it remaining links between the regal prc-World War I American -nciely uml the lareer uml more di'm>ieri.lk' post world War II *oviely The famed hostess and beauty entertained In a conventional man­ lier. and remained aloof from the merrier elements o f cafe soi-iety She seldom dined in public, and altended Ihe theater tnfrequenllv However, she was a regu­ lar attendant at the opening night nf Ihe Metropolitan Opera Her t>ox ■va* social headquarters for th* Diamond Horseshoe set during In­ termissions. Mrs Vanderbilt was th* former Grace Wilson, youngest daughter of Riehsrd Thornton Wilson, who came to New York from Nash­ ville, Term., shortly altar tha and of the Civil Wor with a fortune ho bad built un as English slant for Southern cotton. Mrs Vandarhllt made her dtbut In 1893, At a lime when CornalUu Vanderbilt, son of Cornelius Van­ derbilt HI, then hoad of the fam­ ily. was starllnu lo learn tha rail­ road business. The two young p*o(Contlnnad On Fag* Thro*) � 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, 1953 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1953; <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/790795913ec3f4d5ab4ab280ad399d70.pdf d6909a20563f63e422a95085962d5ccd PDF Text Text Limping Dudtv Puces Lion Attack With1 VJ-62 To Play 13 Points; McCall, Wheaton Both III Local Photo oqun Takes 1-2 Record Into SMS Contest Against Ch e v r o n g,; m S' IT- * ! Polio Benefit Game With Key West Here T I I K MAN I O llli IIF U A I.D Fugr fi Wrd. Jan. 7, IB.Yl K r.N ID k r.r 'i i i i f t l a i n AN o u i,A nD dO o (Hpcfiuii oviw i«‘a InMiI riddled V1 1ran y Injury and lllnt’i vacuity rugcM ringed <> brilliant 16-point eurtii’luiek In tin* final period to lull)*!" Dx* highly-touted Humic Tin V I .112 I'h'dug rapine Si|tmd Ml,’ Ii School Junior vhi *lly jjm run >,r (|o> SunfoMl Naval A"*ili 88*.'in, hern In-1 night, ’I hr t li r MI in u ru le »t niggle » i \ \|| Slii'ii'U will pin) Ol" llllfll Mai climaxed In (h r f Inn I mln- h (tiiiiial ( I't-. . in t|iiiiii"l "f Du* n ..i. ('Men Naval Ail Ibl-" in h ry utr* »h rn (h liilii'i giant fl-fimtI Junior forward Harvey Jor W» *t i i Hu- St niiriolc High School Hlaytnn foulrd out onl) lo give gymnnaitim i ,,,,u »i t i »w night lo a way lo Hobby Shtifrr, who made fntovvill Imii"III dim " for III" \|ni"ii of |iioi"« I'olio ill iv" i»l 11-HI a crucial frrr Ihrow |iullioK Ihr jt.m Mona nhrad. H i" VJ il' fivi" >i ruriulltly li'll'l Big Walter Dodn, returning lo till- lint'Uit nftrr lieu'rly a niunth'ai But Dm Oilurat.. ’ uniUM'rriul cape ■ . 1 I . .. .. . .. t i i .r ■' II i v . r u i l iout raunrd hy an iinkl" injury, loop Will, a nlerllng d*H retold. l"d llir l.lnri trium|di with a hit.' *0," phologtii’diei - pl.iy again thin evening it, Oilnndo 11-pulut aidurtt". Tlir high IhllMt t hev rmi" <•( Johnny Jon"*, Oviedo's highly |\e< We*I will tiring lo Ihr HllS rcganlcd nuphounjrc fu|ward ami IrudtiiK SmtiiHiitt (.‘ounty im p rnroanler an lntprr»»l»r flml n iy r niorer, wan »"<■,,ml high for plurr rrrord la Ihr -ervlrr Irani tlm l.ioliit with III |Hi|nla ilcanit" rlrruil id Sonlh I'loridn. Ih r t'hevron*’ lniilrr*hiii i* Itarliru* h Imdly »riiM"il aim, which had to lot I>iiuilag"tl. impair,at: the di-fl Inrly onlnlandiag ninre il Irtidn Ihr liagnr made of titrr .10 unr-hnnd"d *ho>.tlng nrtl*t. teallln. Flaying without Ihr *cniccH VJ.fi'J him *w, |,t th, <,ugh Dm of In o other atara. Freddie \\ hr,ilon and Warren ".Mar" Air- . Orlundo league ondefealed hyj o'oiing trimnnhn over llonm nun e. i ( ‘all. ri'M rm llloIr High Mrhotil *tar Iii»t yrnr, Ihr Finn* opened 07 -0 7: Sun ford N AAS, ill*'J!i; and Ihr Rumr alow I ) , tailing Ih rrr the Winter I’nrk \II Stui-, t t -92. point* hr hind ill Ihr mil id Ihr Tin* liiltm vieloiv m i' lored riuly InllIni prrhal and nlnr point* in furl Monduv rvenotg T h r two lour defeat* f,,i Ihr In* tlm rrnr al Ihr halflimr hitrr"III 1,1,1,tog, aid,el * IlllVe he, II III mlaalnn. K|mihrd hy thr rt'hoiindintr ol tin* hnl„In of eollegiate ,|ullllet«. Hlaytnn and Dodn, Ovlnlo arorrd T h r mighty Mtetnon IV henily 11 min kern in Dm thin! atunzn nu ril out VJ-iW 61 17 ni thr fimil while holding Ihr high ■curing mill,,ten of tlu 11,mil Hi lhd.and Boone J Vv lo nrvi'ii lo narrow Dir hint month. I'lu tin r their timt game in Orlando Irnd lo n 28-21 margin. Drn|,ilr Dir liurni'd ana, Jonm the SIIS gym. V,I'flit nhnoul up* »el Die nlruitg Holliii* mr*Hy, lii'ltnn hilling will) Dndn and Hilly Meek I,"full, Hlmffrr pul Die I,in tin HIM17. Only a one.handed *wi*lirr on Ihr pail ol ( oilair Muik nlirnd with liln timely fret, throw W arrrn ‘Mliir1* Mrf'nll , . , fur* Haller la Hie liiuil la nrciimln m«*i tifir Sf'iihuu Ii* IH k Ii Hc IiihjI McCracken paced Dm tloonr • aveil Die Tarn fiom u lie and Irorrra with in tnlllra, high for fftivuml riijw |»tu>irimt with Ovicdn, pllnnihle lo**. holll tl'Hlllf. v.t iflihricil Li ni nl^ltt tiri'uiiHi* of Thi* thrilling game ,* the only u ) «itI ctilil, M» ( .ill, wl**i playcii Norman Poyr, flu-hy ninloi gourd for thr l.ionn, played with eoiitent V I li'J ha* plnved ill MilII* r« rn la » foikiiMil for Innl yt^vr's a heavy col,I and wan limited to ford. SilS r « 4ji» hum, tut•n ■I lo Ovilnjo Th e ir will hr no udinmninn uin, puli,t. 1111)11011 mol bin ln'^n v%dikclung,' lo t.iiaiiirow evrnlng'n tivlclu FT FG T tnif into Lion rom ii l iutl MU i Ji i ' h Jritlca 6 9 19 gamr hoi a free will offering will .Slnytun 1 7 lie lakeli l»y l ie wo,kern of the D ii,In li 1 11 Seminole County chapter of Die ■i Meek il National round,iliun fo, Infantile Pure a "t 1 I'ai alv * i . Ml money rollrrled "III go In H Hhaffir 1 1 Ihr I'oiiuiy'n Vlnirli of Dimra Total* 15 a IN to rin irh l.l. Iluym Ihpin" JV lli 1 dflvr. FT l(U*al'll 1 9 2 WiMi'In, of V l-fi'i liun rylrlldrd u •1 cordial Midronir In all local faun Belli* 1 9 McG iiii ken 1 7 16 for III In rlunh. iiH I.A N D O ( Special y - The Thr other t'ormicll, Kim. .lumen Gcealln , 1 1 1 on," might v Seahrei'Xo II lu ll Bangiit 2 1 9 Hu,wall,hi 9 tumor,,,w night '‘.lur l-.ya me In |V. 1, f.,r ' li;.*"i.-. "n.l’ -T^lsTht thn" Hluncdiihi'i il 7 .............. “ *■ M,y;.T lM* to the KdgewutiT Fugles, 7H-18. * tn vroii hen, i..... lani ,„„i ..i.,!,. Tidal* Ft 9 15 rmirt," Im comment",I, night, ffvlirh. 7 6 II | 6 --18 him n good ("tun from nil Dm m* Dim Joy ner, star Hagle for■ Hminp II) I I 7 7 - 15 uu Is we linvr, and II really should ward "In , w„a held In only 11 I," an n il"," ling game. Just ns our points by Die Meirdimlra last clash will, Hollins was." month, went no a arming splurge apen i tifii ill iik Kdgrw alrr with 29 points, pete Hurl, meantime .’oiiliThulcd 2U mure murker* In combine with Juynrr iu acorr 10 I ' l . T V l l l l t r . III3MI I.TS point’’ for the till lira, or one C ilia r It U I. — ,J III t||lr mure Dmn Die entire Hand I'ruli Tlm ri :iv , I ,1 III) Nl'llu ili.J,! II 1,1 I, l|„ AUGUKTA, Du i,(ft Here's a nut pul of 18 lidllra. ■ ........... II, J cliniice lo hcl|i name ii liiiseliull Doit wilt stymied hy the Celery > Mum,"", Hn, n i leum Feds lust n,i,ntli fur only nine s i.iu v i, ,i h i ; _ a i ,i in ,, I’reslderit .lin k Couiiell ol Angus l",inis. Ilul, Itlclmi'ilii was Dm high liuiri tUl.U II Ira I Hull (m il, (luuMr, t.i sail I ye.I enl ay I he Sail Leugue |,olot n,on for .Seal,,cere with III, i H „« i Uli> ,-, t v ft U1) * The fitlO funs were Htcrully I iMrun I lour i III ; .... ■’loll here will mi tmiger he (Tilled the Tiger*, and that a fail contest. amureil with the red-hut Joyner, , m u " n r;<| |, l i m n , u »i *; — % m „ M, In end .Inn 15. would help select wlm swished the cords for lij 'lim n .'l.l.o a new moniker points in Did final slunin. ............I Iliil, I,all, .......... II' n part of n eatnptiign to make Senhreeir: J III,1,11,1.., Tup I «,| ft Ml ft|., (ll.o "clean aturt" ul Augusta, followi £•*«“ IJU ( Tuwarr Ing Hie disastmiiS 1952 season Benner IJulKl-l,- If t .) ||< III ] when Dm eelliir-dwelling Hull won ('hetty Ji.vii.r i„n in .i: i.-.i* ,;s i» only 18 games mid lost till In tel Floyd COI IIIM II V II, - ft III UMr n new league cenrd f"* f"*llil« ifogei s , Fimai n i l J Mue <i-,.'iill„ SMI i a,, s sh I Tlie Augusta dull was kmmn as Tnylnr J kill'In it * V," }„e • the Tourists when Hie Knulh Allan ItielmiJi 9 Crl, "lera 11ul,v 11 tie league was nrgnnlred nml later i,»rev W'Huu -I■* l i 7 it ,3,1 nil ehmtged to Tygers in tmimr of T y Dunlid Cl,"M l II U C — a/IM v|,Ir llu m ;u.il Culili, wlm storied his professional total, ( l.lly list,i, sim „.ju i husulmll career ns a member of Iklgen.ilcr i ,1'W mala a ", I IU Hint t earn. The mure nrHimlos t Kelly'a I Tn,I, r » H'l spelling has been used since l!>3# Jovner lyiiliiltT.t ,| ,i , ■"' 1 •■ ■■ ■ * j '■■■ • - lityji*r a lV I II m i l l; — ft im iiiie lim n ;U. I 11<•!%bt fx«9II I H„mi, IT, kup |,j s ,u I 4U -. , I H i m vii t> nnayitr i *„ I 1,1 « II",In i, k I I til M IX HI) H O W LIN G LK A G i.H J vyilliil'lu , 1 3 , lit. (0 Tram a m i ; m m ii si ii — a in viiir Hurt lim n :is.:i Nu. 1 Higgs 3 I'URpIllg 'JT,II, IS , .M, ft Jll No. Il Connell * tllllliip Juale | ,i, | |ii t Hlrguul l..i.|, 3 m, Nn. 11 Totals vyuli,l,'l„ U .M |S».3<1. No. 1 Hcnrv hy ipiurlersi IMMIl'ni MSI ,) - ft III Villa No. 5 Keahreeie 1 1nm as.a Nu, 2 Il'J K'lgevvater 21 17 20 20- 78 lllue SSU I Ml I MI S Him pirn r, lit I llasrt Illa|,up Ullllilrln I I . i n l i j oe i .m v i ii ii vee; — a in .Mile 'lim n ill.I 4 VIl'kIa ViiuaiiM II , a 3 ju 3 1111 5 I'heriy il,, . ka : vu ;• l» I os,irk Ike ] .,» (Jiiln'rln i ,.| | i fin.'in T 4I.XTII IIAI'N — S III Mile MuHoy To Play In Charlie Shaw Paces Lyman High Dixie Tennin Meet Quintet With 28 Total Points HONG W O OD (Special )**- l.y man High School's inukutbull chainplunnhlp nnpirallnni in the Crn* trul Florida Conference depend on the ncuring ability of Charlie Shaw and Holihy Drlnklll. Official ncorlng average* fur Ia n of thr flml Ih rrr Grry hound lllta allow Shaw la arlllng a tor­ rid ll-p o ln l gamr a irra g r, arc* ond brat In Mrmlnolr ('minty, with 2d markrm In two rontmla to pore Coach Jim 1'aynr‘n t,y* nan cagrra. While having played only one game. Holihv Drink ill In Ihr Grey­ hound*' niuumd hent performer on the Imnln of nvrrngc point* per game with 12 |Kiintn for Ida lone encounter, Actually, Jim m y New­ man in Die arrund high arorrr on thr l.ongwuod ijuiulet with 1.1 poililn, hut Ih il total wu* aimm-ed in Die rouraa of two gm uri with St. James. T h r Sanford llrrnld'n compilnlion of I.ymnn cage record* does not Include the firrl game with Apopka which the Greyhounds lost. 16-28. I'aynr'n lloond* bounced hark aflrr thr ilrfrat to Apopka In drub Ml. Jamm id Drhindo hy a drclnlir 12-12 mnrgln. Ilow rvrr, lifter thr holidays, Ml. Jumrs look rrvrn g r by narrowly rdglng T A M P A 'At— Gardnar Mulloy, the No. 1 U. S. U-nnls player, makes hi* first appearance In the 20th out I,yman in Ih r last .10 srrimda annual Dixie Tournament today Ly a 12-11 count. Doth games but spectators won't ice too much. wllh St. James were C F C conIlls opponent. Nelson Mason, a lr«ln, thus given Ih r I’aynrmrn fair Tampa ncllcr. isn't expected nn even 1-1 record In rottfrrenre to force the Miami veteran to open playup at all. ill Ihr individual scoring rateAll other seeded players have guries, Sluivv nhows the way ill hern in action in the first two l-oth field goals, II), and froc dayys of the meet without being Ih ,own. M, though Nrwiimn in extended, cl,,*" m-iiml at thr charity line apiece. Tuesday results Included: with neven free tonsea, y,( | Vl.iinhiiid Hal Burrows, Charlotte, t.Y M A N C A G K KKCOltDH tapped Jerry Hryant, St. Peters I Mreeves Hcorera Brown burg, UT. 0 2. Flayer u . Fg. Ft. III,wei« Hill Davis, Knoxville, Tcnn . do • J n Show 8 28 11. 19 I hi vis fcated Wnyne Van Voorhecs. Palm * 1 n Stearns Driakill 1 6 12 12, * 1 Beach, 0 1 0-1. New man 7.6 1 7 16 Foley n Dan Sullivan. St. Petersburg 1.6 III 1MM fl m il 'uliiln "si­ :t.O won from Him Kerry. Bradenton. lt,ltd A. Thumu* e l Wi'hll* 1.5 > 4. 0 2. ii 10 « llcrla-rt 9 F. Tliumii* ii 0 .0 1 Only seeded women who played Itoherts l Tntal* 2 21 25 71 3.1.7 , Tuculoy were Thflm a laOn«, Au* Total* Team Kt-roril* , Irnlin. and Laura Lou Kunmui, HrLund W. F. Frl. lltiymun n i’ponents 2 I .,5(57 urn ^ T a y lo r l.i M AN 1 2 .'ki:i m i :i;j.7 yun (Ipponcnls Ly mail ai n Jail. 21— 8t. James 28 A punka 16 Jun, 27— Oviedo .-Jiui’lg i a *» 12 SI. JulHI's i| , rii y lull. 1U— Umatilla I I St. James 12 TTouhl Jun. I I — Fdgcwuti'i •H" 1951 Srhedule 'umpl’vll Fell. Il— Titusville Inn. 9 — Titusville '•'ami,,-i Felt. 11- .Mount Doiu Jan. 12— Oviedo Totals Fell. 18-21— C FC Tourney lluliiliind ■Inn. l.'l— Winter Garden Feh. 21— Ht. Clinid Jan. IP,— lloone "II" !>cl.and Fell. 27— Umutlllu 0d :oi V FG j 5 il D l *i 1 0 2 2 21 FG 9 .1 u ll 1) 9 il I 1 II 111 15 is M IU 1 FT 5 0 (1 0 2 1 0 u ti,m in FT II i T 0 16 BOWLING TONIGHT 8 II * a1 * 6 1 9 1 11 21 T 0 8 5 9 1 I 8 ■I 9 i i ■, 9 9 5 9 it 15—01 to— It CITY LEAGUE 7:30 I\ M. Sanford Bowling Alley I'hont — fit# <0# MagaoMa fC U C i S3 Plymouth Kd^ewaterSwumps Seabreeze, 78-48; Joyner Scores 29 Balanced Vision wua ic%man ttiu nu. you get ill iround, close-in vision, flew one piece windshield it more uniformly curved so you gel sn undisloditl vie* gf the raid. ConHeat-action clcclric wlnddntlJ wipers. Sanford - Orlando Ki'nnel Club Lnlrics A iitfiirtn Club W ill Hold Nnmc ContpHf S, ir. B- G A V IL A N T O F IO ir T £ TA M P A ijv— Welterweight Cham plots Kid Gavllun will fight Antun Peck. (Kipulnr Negro, In a 10 round main event here Jan. 13, Promoter O K I.A N D (Speciali— The rlnnsy Al Garcia says. Mainland Mnlnllners, who drfvut* td Seminole High School last ■UY FROM OWNSR month hy n 67-21 margin, cnnnhere la-t night nml administered HR ROOM HOUSI u hrutul *11-11 shellacking to the MIR C A T A L IN A D lt. hometown Delumil Bulldogs. Jassllt-M. LSI HaMlwssa Slssr* Hill Brown and lloh Davis were w-,l LshUkss W also islsutisa asslrwisu nrss >•,«* the Individual soiling guns fur the S ItSiHmi V m lu n ahnUs winners scoring 16 and l i points, Otnt'is a asm (ntlsssW OsrstS respectively. Boh Tuylur and Joe Hill paced the fertile DiTgtnd at­ tack with Juvl eight markers DeLund Capers Fall To Mainland, 64-31 B a la n c e d S t y l i n g Hare's t newwiy ol belincmi U a lu n c n l H id e rtew truly bjimccd smart eiteuor styling with mote ipece inside I Hie new '53 Plymouth i, sleeker, yel offers moic head room. In ted i.i, Dice's 8 metm, moie lap loom lot rear seaf privcngcis pcnoun controls roll, pitch, end jounce . . . thus levels (he mid thice wry,.. . end fives you Ihe softest. Steadiest, must restful lids yuu've ever aipetanned I Balanced Braking Whete other lowpriced ceil here but one hydraulic cylinder in tech front breke. Plymouth his two-to give you balanced control, the eiect emount of stoppini power you went end eipect. Howlimr Stnndin^H 11 12 21 2 18 !J GREYHOUND t T mow Time s.3() ft la 1 11. ♦ k IV Jug "il Warrior 4 su n o f Missouri 31,illy j.iP• : vJMlnU’la it l l : ,,S V) TUNHIII'C* C M Mil a rtM a r m a c s ] j/ta ante (tualposl, l.lmln'a Lin k, Itmul Heallie. Ilusly lltui, I’ay Time Lucky 111,l,etin, Hulk I'elillV aMo.NI) MACH — »/ l« Mile .T r ig g e r llappy, Fiddler. About M lleaar, ................. W AII-araunR balance lo only Fart al Sha 'S3 Flymauth story. You'll want ta oaa the omart, gkamlng now oaloro and talar ha r man loa­ th# luaurleuo new Interiors—the rloh, reftnod appelntmcnte (hat make thlo tho matt beautiful low-prlooa oar you've aver soon. Yaur Flymauth Roalar It aagar ta arrange your RemanitraDan drive now. ■ 'RUtti *i»___ _ . Cutlet, llilt'le Dale 1401 — 4/11 .Mlla maoutit dmmw «i CRmuo coirountm, ovum u. uwopa 19 Task, lor I'm*. Malta O a liy | •V la a Has- BgUHKiv m sifa T RalatrSkiN I P.M. !.?>. Rlapplnt R A C K S Balanced Steering nymoutt'sihotk proof Morriai It kottot thoa nor boesuse of the now MMponsloo systemsad hue bobneo e<the cor. Yoo drhrm ( reluad idth yiw cm tiadw porM conlfoi. Q iiiiiK u v,'jsY ; { Balanced Power TkoRo»H *F GnryBovmrf Guf b M tfw ah tonHa c m W D90 at C IO wllh aN lha •dm' an lha dog* at dm Oriondo-Son ford Kannal dub. m ontmowm >- . J W H ti H ^ V i ,J*h :upUv Il i {.V X p r >u m Ttj: . (L 3. jl m A k KB ' S S ffl V " ■■ a X s W iS t.i - mm : *'’.*,( '■•-T* 1% Balanced Budget, Too rvw p fii nv i m pvri in wpiiisai1pi^mppp p (ifi i p p « i r RACINt rfk m ' 0 N IC R T i: ;i> fepfpp lamlci, 09y*iflp*0iy *tt ^Yil4b5rJ‘’ ! *i .i m cf*.: '1 % m m - % . i *4 ' H i ■* ■A ■' 7 �IF Y O U DO N 'T ©hfc^anfarii lf£ralfc receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m.. please call YELLO W CAB 1444 O VOLUME XLIV AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 11108 Tornadoes (n Dixie Damage Many Houses A^ibuma, Arkansas Visited By Wind As FreezinK Bain Ties Up Midwest Traffic* S A N K O U I), F L O R ID A Moonshine (Joes Down Sewer TH E W EA TH ER Afuill) dually and mUd through Friday. lomr likelihood of ocras> limal scattered showed, especially in north and central portions. * T H U R S D A Y J A N . 8. 1953 Associated Prews Leaned W ire - i- hi No. 99 Applicants Seeking Jobs In Beverage DepartmentjJMust Submit Copy Of Tax Returns Swedish Tanker Nathan Leopold, 1924 Thrill Killer Splits In Half In Pleads His Case With Pardon Board Stormy Pacific Aerial Search Is Throe Other Vessels Are In Distress As Concentrated In Winds l.aslt Ocean 3-State Section . By The Astoria led Press Small tornadoes dipped Into Ala­ bama and Arkansas today, damag­ ing more than a score of homes. Only two persons were reported hMt In the first twisters of the sMaon. Two tornadoes hit In Alabama. One dipped Into the outskirts of Talladega and another In Dallas County, about too miles southeast of Talladega. The first struck In a small Dallas community about 12 miles north of Selma around ivn> a m. and cul a block wide swath The Talladega storm struck about an hour later, sweeping through a Negro section on the south aide. It urgoofod several houses and dam a jn l about 20 In nil. Four houses were blown down and two parson* hurt about 2 a m when u tornado struck the com­ munity of Macedonia. 12 miles nnrlh of Warren. Ark . In the south central part of the stale. Nantes of the victims were mil available Immedlnletv. Frecrlng rain formed a Irs'imh crmil sheet of Ice over a wide section of the Midwest and Knsl grounding planes, tlelng up auto lAfflc and snapping power line* Tlane traffic at Chicago's Mid wav airport and at some .illii" Midwest alrnorts came to a virtual standstill Officials said planes were unable to nnnly brakes on the mlrror-llke runways Since midnight, (he (reeling rain area sureadenstward from south­ west Missouri to parts of South Dakota Iowa, Minnesota, Wlscnn sin, Illinois, Indiana, southern Michigan, Ohio and the mountains I w l’ennsylvanln mnow and frceilne rain also ere ated hazardous driving conditions In norts of the Northeast. The speed limit on the New Jer­ sey turnpike was reduced from Aspirants Must Show They Are Free Of Any Improper Out­ side Compensation JO L IE T , Ill iJ*- Nathan Leopold, 1 ----thrill slayer who Is seeking a parole TALLAHASSEE ’^-Em ployes of from orison after serving 28 year-, the Stule Beverage Department i brought In a parole board bearing arc going In have to file copies of ; today records of hi- recent pri-on their annual income lax returns .utilities with their bo«* to show they have' lean shaven ami dressed m a '»'* been getting any Improper t i -li eonvlel uniform, In came compensation front outside sources uit.. an ante room carrying a n-peil Ueverage Director Sam K Davi* f-i l!t.',2 showing hi- woik in tin-I disclosed he Is requiring every ap. S AN Kit ANi'IS.O P A Swedish |oi-..n \ ray lalioraturv It -imwed plieant for u loli m Ids department tanker with a crew of to broke t .Mil A ray picture- were made on to fill out h in page ipiestlonnairr To In half hulas amt three enrgn s o i tilt inmates ami prison personnel that searches Into his present flsets were in distress » ' Ml In HI . I hope the board will feel m-ti oanciul condition. background. mile an hour winds whluprd the I in-1,t W n u R o t u s H . . . ] f"'** ln grunting me a parole.' lie friends and family connections nor malty calm I’aelfie Inin fury I s l K U l V* llS lA f 'p O l l l 'f l told newsmen The form also In being filled out Tbi-Sn cdlsh tanker. S S Avantt, l.eopobl, Imprisoned for his part by employes retained by the com sent an Si»S reporting crisply M ONTPELIER. Idaho V I'lie m the slaying of a teen-aged fid mission "Ship broke III two K.levrn men aerial search tiv n fleet of pm itc eago lioy. may lie called lielore theThe beverage departmentsuperon hack part saved Might men ami Air Fnrre planes for a ml».sine Imard today vises tbe llmmr industry, hunts on front part and 21 men on life r til troop transport w ith l<> aboard Arrayed m the latest move to down moonshiners and rolleet* boat still drifting If any ship- wa- rotioenlmted today In the area ( ... Lcumihl are some educatorhonor and cigarette taxes. nearbv please give help " "S -rc Idaho. Utah and Wviitiiiug who think he has nniil his debt to"A pcs.m who Issincereand The ItriP-h freighter King Mdgar j Join society and should lie freed tip 'honest won't mind filling it out," and tbe I'unamanlnn freighter 1 A lecp posse was unable to t. acb Posing his I'clcit-c from Stateville he sald^ A few' luive_ complained Hanladespe both were reported mil ||1(, „„ ........... p,. ,, Prison are law officer- who want '''"'it the length of the form bul of control ami drlfl'ng helplessly Lake where a farmer reported In-»e him serve ever, dav ' "ihev're hunting the b>b, I'm not in the north eenlral Pacific u,ree flares la-t night Sheriff lus Imig sentence Irving lo get them." he said A coastal lumber sehmuier Cyn (iilliert Arnall sold plum's were In h’l^i Leonuld and IlieO ini ,, , “'D’ady have declined to til Ia dl-on, p ttisoned [ eheekinu the* area lodav l( the ....................... * ‘ her deck .................................................................. C Leri, in year Old sons «f m . l l i fl 1 11 "!" One woman walked ou Cargo oil tiregmi and slowly made niltils (led nothing. Arnall -aid a air.- i hicago families ami brilliant " M ', <*II‘ dot to a •|ue*l|nn about for S.m Francisco after earlier horseback search would he alli inplI -Indents killed u mugbhor Imv ^ c lh e r she had ever been conit <ii(i lloldiy 11,1111 ■*■ l(Tank*r a,y,„.r #» \ u, it'tl erlmn Mi* asking assistance ed It Astir vear rr.mns . nf...... . ii ................... \e.ir old Hobby After .............. . „foiinil out. The AVanll s SOS wa* picked up Arnall said Ihe farmer Jeso- thetrarrest, they told police thev venr' ,n ItuvU •'old ‘ HJ,,uru •* herein (ilolti Wireless There \v.1 * , Scbnlegger of Parts, also reported w.inled toi-xperirnrr the■llirdl" ’ Th . f„rm wo<nrenore.l for Iliv U no <)uiek report whether other shliis -et-mg a light move hori/iuit.tllv of killing *.bv Halph -p ■ Mills, Pr°l /"L* 3 former Fill man ' w e r e 111 lu-r ..n-a of Ihe v e st Pa along Ihe ground Schldeggcr liveThev were sentenced to concur v ho is director of the lltllsbar.iuyh cifie eight miles norlb of Hour Lake rent term* of !M years and life County Crime Commission, which The Avanli gave her position a* wbo-h roans the I ’lnh Idaho bolder for kidnaping and murder I ."eh Pan* helped establish ami -ervrd a Hluilit' riiutii hy Hiihrit l». t’ojf | was slashed to ilealli at the prison The missing plane was cu unite us it- first president Twenty-fiVi* ka IIo iu of rviifUratnl tlli*gul liiftit* r ! imton* liinr» m in tlv *ll^|*i*^*••1 »»f By tha 2H II north and 132 03 east That would place tier about 2HI miles from Seattle. Wash , to Fort Jack tn PI3II hy another convict A- the biggcsl wave of employ­ Sheriff* office (((iwn a sewer in front of the rmiiit , Jail, T I h* ••tilIt•* Bui* B \\.%+ t *krii in n imlnn tto northeast of Okinawa and about son, 8. C . where the Korean set ment Jitters in many years hit thicket on Count ty Club uml the ilittriButm waa iirri*»t***l mi tin* j*i «4»1 aft*» In Bud pin* **l om* of 18u mill's south of Kyushu, south |erans were lo be released from state worker* after the road depart thr Jukr in HU tni Watching tin* operation Heft to » ifhti 211** CoiiniiiBle I < lim» t*alB'A\a\. AHMstnnt cr itmost Japanese main Island servlca. The crew of three imluded m oot disclosed it was laving off 400 Suite's Attorney Hubert (iriggs, SB»*riff J. I. lluBh. un«l Kx -B* i»if IV \ Mu** II onllnnrn t-s e s if T k r n l a pilot, copilot and stewardess workers. Davis said today he alto has cut Ihe Revenge Department The two rniflned craft Li-t report staff down lo a skeleton force front ed by radio while aver Malad City. what It wo* under Ihe Warren ad­ Utah about SO miles west of where ministration. Air Force officials. Civil Air Patrol "We've Irl.ul In kevp a sufficient leader* and the aerunnuiie* direr Th t first ticket uf the new lyin' skeleton lit perform It's way under Inn of three spite* hsvc pooled builig used I,v Ihe Hanfurd Police wlmt it wn* It may be enough," Ibelr Shlpv Inti u well organiied JACKSONVILLE ,’.ti - Three Department far pntklrfk violation* Davl* *nld. aerial hunt pcrvims died in two traffic ac hum re, eivixl in the mail today. lie said he hndfiT checked up on All bough broken rloutl* were re A total of 1,:ii14 notumoblle IIcldcnt* near here Ju-I befure the calls from legislators and other rAl.LAIIASSEE V Some h*' ported at it.nnn feet over the Heat . hief Hoy Williams said. ren»e tag* had been *old la»t eve­ The ticket, which Is in the form political spoil.ms of old employe* Hoad Department einiilnvcs today lake region, helow tlinl the vi-i midnight. William J Kmilt. 71. ning since they went on tale Monof a small, blown cave!.,fie. may were any criterion started looking limit lor new |nl,s 1,1111v was excellent. Durham, N. C., retired Kmilhcrn da", John Calloway, Counly Tax he brought into ihe police pc most of them will lie ..... ting seven While most of Ihe plane* eriss naitiio iit f,,i 1'iivm. iii of the fin,Hallway employe, was fatally Collector revenled today, (till more days from now Injured when a hit run driver crossed over the Hear I ake region limn the number sold during the III.' chief |,la.(led. ,o the fine For an undetermined number struck him as he walked ailing same period Inst year. Hie loli hunt stalled today i'lie ‘ »me drifted ra-lward to check Iln mt.v be eh.-Jose.l m llo* envelope Atlantic Boulevard near th" Itc expressed surprise at the new II,mil Hoard wtueh came III possibility that Ihe tills ini' ' III and mailed lo tb. depa1 1•-1■-1■i f... beach Arlie F Davis, is Lake number which lind been sold as be with low Dun Alci;.irlv Wedne- traveled farHiet than officials fu-t of peslngc. win It will be paid b, tV -AHiflNt, I ' <N i.l'i SeenFred \V. (lender, resident ef Muslis; and Everett -I Hush I M i- F F. L a n e w as i,t »■->,iI.-.I day ordered Immediate dismissal thought null! he thought that sale* bad llo .1. |,„, •MU M* \II I hi- MM II•■I 1 • iki v m! iB-fi'it * t ‘ vt ft win* I|!it)iinl welter, 19, Dimmurc, l‘a ,. Air with a 425 War Itoiul and the fir-l been lugging. .Seminole County for about 211 of workers who have been lunflity "reds I" do P I '.inline llo rill. Force mun who came here fuur annual Florida Power ami l.iirbl on the |ob • D'llihU Ihi II " im Vnm-.i .HerRegular, unlettered plates led years, died at 10:50 p.m. yester'“I"' l , In •0. l-.-e III.' fit.. no,I amc-4 CMinmiUte ituliiy thut I In* month* ago from Orlando Air I"traveling’ Trophy for winning the e parade In sale* with a total ,, » ...., The rest of the too were ordered drop it" envelope into a eouveoi Forco Base, were the other two ttorld »aIttliiti■•i* m h -a IniM ' » » it of 717, -til* more than were sold at 'b*v « l Ills home In Indian Mound Junior Chamber of Coniine,,, removed from Ihe nuvroll as an •III oiali hot ir* tlirre a*.i i * ii(!d tun! "IB in in Village, following a lingering ill­ Hoad Patrolman W II Mi Cart CbiMinus lighting route.! at t» ■‘•omuiiv measure I hase who have the same time in 1962. Fun - an- li.t..I t.n the , nv, mu tilnir ( ii m Bi % and C. 8. McClure said a rattle “ W” license* were next with a ness. duv's Jnycee meeting in the Yacht '>cen dnutg a good lob were given lope-tt, kel II- follows Meter vo, truck was turning nff the high t'Buirmufi SB**H IBMo uht» («»l»l . ( ,, 1, until Jan LA before being d!s tutul of 'Jl.'l, 82 more than last Fun*-ml m rvii'cs wen* Belli tit lie hail been in the real eilote way and that llushweller crash billon. 25c, loll hmK overt.me. J'.', 11*|i<•r I ♦' r n lift* • u (AVM*htuir c i o n f j year, while other license suit's for 11 «Mt Rill > e * h n l n y lit l ln u - n n Two other award* wire present missed and will be given two D ll Into u tractor trailer which both year* were a* follow*: "D ," business since 1948 ami previoused to the winner* «.f (lie Jayee. weeks -alary when they leave I li fl«Tli I II nine f«ii 11r Jitfl A I* ami i-i>, bins- no|o n„.|Iv. 42 So,i- • •n m m i!In 1 - .......... (Bul Ltivfit Bi** { stopped for it year. lv ahad been engaged for 10 yrar* 30 "Voice of Dciimerncv Conte.l " Cdl* In pro|Hi*,-.l roail eimstro-- |(,11,ik,,.V ll, \| |, „f Pmoiounl., is I'lovoled f -r ,e.|III ion of (B*i |,*»vin '*wi- ,af• in u Rtuleniiiti* m ' * 18 In 1952:Im•'WAV," .... .. : a... , It l ..It A I I thin year, if In 19B2; 13, 8; In the hull, growing business. At !l "T ," 1 Mnry Carmichael of l.ymnn 8, tm„i tUm id-., were ordered by the Siiilnam, S Am with Itev. A. ti. I ' I" - "f Vl.dal lot,-, .,<1.1111 k . *Im- Knit I-H** HIMI 'll ‘I tin! nff* I :| 11V Nillll orfi. . r aaBm v a i i d * ili«* ti.k**i a n . I t t.n "E ,” 7, 3; “CAV," 2, 2; "O." I. 1 one time, he served without rnmand Ann Ulnhart. of the Oviedo board anil nrecxpcce.l to save M.Timls offhinniii: High Heliwd. .round -lx million dollars "O IL " fW 33: "(IK ," H4, fiO'j "(}I„ iiensatiun a* secretary of the idhiii - mill ii-Blii"M, ||«* i tii<| tin- i i T i •'(a r v i - i i i r i ' i i v j Dr Itnntgiv.i .sas visiting with lit* d I B ihIdi .. w # « # ! * * » , Thi* Bonnl a nt’w *hairniun. Vllrn OH, 20; "H F V 2, 0; "V ," 44, 2(1; Hemlimle County Chamber of I Bi- l m I*fl * *jilai ifih ttinI ;M iMiiilit "If ^ uiiBI In* vii**1 1hvibtiily to Mis* Julie Haiti', a .'Ins-iniitc "f k o rm crM a vo f of Hanfurd. AVd , „ s, , hl. |t„„d jy tn ," 7, S; 8, (1; "L ." 8, » i Commerce. lie had lived in Indian Bm»i I n ih ,i IB'\a., j f,ir (itiyiiM'tif .if imp utl out f«»nr (rvinx to ilrtvii !•“ «" Hamper, thanked the Jim |„,,()jr, m).Mt „ (ll |HK,rPsl Ii th.' Columbia I'niv.-rsity Scho'd of fitii • t lT ," 19, Ml; "OVt." 3, 0; "K,'* Mmmd Village nine yeurs, anil him! (Bill fB. tin*- fi»i tui11-1ttftftIn* i 'fiiitiunrii <tn nut *«f t B« ii cii.vi-K Pul'll. Ileultll, tiv.'i the New Year lor tTmmber for It* ..........ration „ s history with a Ian. It wua a member of the First Pres­ 6, 0; "A/* R, 4; "M,** 16, 7; "IV* 42 m id d u g , oils " during lllB administration lust r|||| , carryover In liolldi.vs when b> w - stricken, lie tM*-ft r Ai l it ,1.4,, IP. 2, ami "IJ," 6, 2. lift* I lit 14*»11f byterian Church of Hanford, died Friday morning, -lull 2 Short said Lovett li.bi the com­ yenr. priileds under way Mr. (iallowny empha*iied again Horn In Marshall. MIrh., Nov. lie was ueDi.g .III" tor of the I B* fii *t I h l i ( In |.»> mjiilctl mit.'. tin.' All.cl f i•e— petbaps Lighting Contest Chnirmnn John The department has a million that tags are lu>lng *»ld In *e< !Yb 1878, he moved to HlootnlngWllllnms, nfl.-r presenting Mr«. dollars m cash on hand lull has Departiii.oit of Public lliulth and Wi|H flierii mi (if lf| nil* i ..ffiH.lt.i ii.old b.siig in,ac . ..(>.•l.llc pres­ ipitnce unless previous reaervu- ton, III., where he was ii 32nd de­ oil c mi C h i n a a - one m ca i.s of Action was taken today by >be, l.Vn','"witji the''l*mi'" miiimnlmUhe live millions worth of milslumlme Coii.niunlrahlc D i-.a -.s Control of He val u te M| im Ilk s'* fin tl|.' m u t tlons were made. Murlnam. On h-ine, lie hail spent gree Mason ai.d hud the honor of t,ying It. I,i.ak the -tuh-nmle. “Owner* of aulomoblle* are being apenkcr nf hi* class at the County Hoard of Public lin truc­ Florida Power and Light Company toll, and soon will owe three mil the past two vn rs studying in S hort added ” AAi h a v e lo he tion In requesting a survey team was instituting u "truvelinjK tru- (lot,* more to iniilraetiirs now at llolliHi.l and Fiance Since Sep lo get their tag* now," he Consistory there. 1‘M.MII.V I'O IS O N U i ■a r e f u l md I.. lose the f ■iciulship from the Htate Department of Ed­ phy lo the winner of the ITgTillng work on prnleet*. id out, "whlla It Is romnnrnHKLVIDKKK III v> Kin t- n.i-m of m u nliles " Funeral service* vdll be condue* The Hoad Hoard, listening with lember, 11152, 1" bail heelv ’.tilde ipjlet, and not wait until the jlcd nt 11:00 o'clock tomorrow ucation to work with loeal school fonti-Bt each vunr Ntiutinir with for Ids Mastei In i C H p o n t o .|t t<-lin n s S h o r t ncraonnci in rpriirvt-yiiiK uium j i Mnt. Lnitc1* Mr. WNIiaiu.i iMki-il mouhlinu nlarin Im IIh* iluiuir! "ing m |*rr ,, , of, . Puhll .1 . Bi-r*. • nf ,a lluiHir , *( <*ilit I v# f a r m farn last few days before the deadline nt thp IlrUson Funeral school facilities so Ihal nilvnnlagc Hill l.ivingatun to award the tru- inept's i-omlitlon. ul*o ordcreil the , Il<-u1lh d 'C i'c <"luiid'ln \ill- v^ appaicul vulim, 'jf ill.I III.I ■ w as llo ,11-i'Usslmi of «h c n they wilt have to wall In morning Home with the Rev. A. (J. Mcmay bo taken of funds available phy In the ahsenco of IL II. Cole magurine Florldu Highways sns • “ repn'seiilatlm »f lli '« were found d.-n.l \ \ nlm-sd.iv e possilolu ,,f I'm plnylng Whe»." Th* deadline for purchasing mghl iii a four riu.iu fram.' house th Inni*, pastor of the First Pre*- unifer the recent nmendnicnl No.Unnn, Iwal mnnnger of the Florida pcn.lcd unh'*s it Is legally required I Ni'thi'rlunds govcrniu. iil. n t ,, mic w cai'm is iii Km1, a o r of tag* U Feb. 20. Fun. ral service* were delayed j five mill", north nl here as nit organ fur publishing the tuir.-il.ic u-c i.f i i.incse N a t i o n "Out-of-itato motorist* should bvterlan C h u r c h , officiating. 1 to (ho State Constitution, Huy- Power and Light Compunv. hum Milwee, enpnrintetnlent, said' A* a token of her appreciation, hoard'* m in u te a n d decreed a ||,'||,ling liutlf leal i'll, by the Nelli j Deputy Coroner \ I, Schr.'ilier til i d tl'IMU produce title certificate* or regia- Ilurlnl will he at n later dale. erhinils Kn.hi.Hsy of next of kin j said they were apiuirentlv killed 'Mr*. Lane cun*.mted to play and crackdown mi user* uf road de Rurvlvor* Include his widow, n this afternoon. While I,..se ll w »- in Die coin* tratlon card* In getting tags," he “ Fend* which mny be obtained I sing her musical tribute to the partmenl curs who lake them mil Miss Harris is ..'tinning to New. by gas escaping lii.ru o uml slovi mitti'ii room, iI'lKirli'r* were given explained, “and people who have daughter, Mrs. A. K. Power* of Yolk on Huturilny, Jan. IP. lie said they had luen dead alum} (Continued On Page Three) on pleasure trips Florida tag* from other counties Cotumlms, (!a.| n ann, Fred W. from the pnnsage of umi'ndimnt a week ‘ttmm u w >.11.'ii .tiiti'in.'iii pi.'i'ured at newt only to present their regia- Render Jr. of Onlnesvllle; two No. 1 last November cannot be The victim* were Melvin llelink.', 1 l,<,Mli.g,,ii--which ti.hl the tratlon card*. Those who have grandehlldrrn, Nancy Anne and used for conetructlon purposes un­ 33, III* 33 year tilil wife, llcuhih. -•'cr.-trnv unv,- h i "uptimislir" euch n survey is imade and a Hemlnole County license tags need Alex Power* Jr. of Columbui, and til auch amt their el.ill Iren Dennis, 7, ftiile. Nni'Nii»nl “f American miltlury only to give their present license u sister, Mr*. C. M. Park* of priority Is established for work to 3, ami Dixie, 3 munlhs -treuglh Rattle Creek, M i c h . ____________ (Continued On l ' n « Four) numbers In aecuring new tage." 1.364 Automobile License Tags Have Already . Been Sold loi'p Posse Unalili Beach Spot Whert Convenient Ticket For PayingParkinjr Fines Is Received Persomt Killed In Prizes Are Given Road Department Fred W. Bender, Prominent Real Duvui HoadMishaps To Mrs Lane For Employees S t a r t t 'Lighting ContesttHuntin,t Ncw Jobs Estate Man, Dies Oviedo - Lyman (Jirls Arc fliven Ja.veee Prizes For Kssavs Illness Is Fatal To Former Secretary Of County* C Of C Lovett Sees Tense Situation In World t Services held Fur Visitor To Sanford w: Survey Requested By School Board To Set Priority S City OfficiulH 4futchi«on Named . Small Claims Judge AHomey William Hutchison Jr. y e iU N iy received notification by mall from tha office of the Flor//•< R< A - 0 n ,y- the'm lfaaUoa"^ D.*‘lL Fillowlng the return to (he ptteetery of the oeth of office. wa* encloeed with the no•tlfleatlon, Mr. Hutchison will re­ ceive hla commission. He plana to conduct the court a room 210 of the Melech BuildIHf» I Movie Time Table W TZ "Assignment — Fsris" 2 • 9:40 . GAS - 7:30 T | M O V IE L A N l) , "Jungle Headhunter*" U rt ♦ fl.JW • 7tM ♦ Ill K «^ u rt< M V Mrs. Vanderbilt, Social Arbiter For 50 Years, Dies At 5th Avenue Home Former Premier George Bidavlt Is Given Post As Schuman Is Dropped PARIS HP— Premier Rene Meyer (Conservative) party, was made ’united Foreign Mtnliter Robert minister of finance. new cabinet Hit Schuman, one of the leaders of today the to former Ihe popular Republican (M R U ___ and _____give _ e Job 1 Premier party, was author of the European rentier George Bldault. Schuman, France’a foreign min coal-steel merger plan which bears led th* campaign his name, and has worked hard liter alnc* II la and for bringing to push the proposal which would for Eropean Weil Germe&r ■tty Ink) tha Weatern establish a six '- nation European defense scheme. Yesterday be waa army Including West German reported furioui over the new pre­ troops. mier’s compromise promise to fol­ tn the West German capital of lowers of Gen. Charles de Gaulle Bonn, first reaction to the dropping to seek modification of thote plans. of Schuman waa one of deep con-‘ The 22 cabinet selection! an­ nounced today by th* new govern­ im for the fate of future Franceerman cooperation In schemes for ment chief did not Include^ anv supporters of DeGaull*. although European unification. Hope was waa expressed, howave however, i the GauRlita had given thetr M votes to help Mayer Into the pre­ that th* appointment of Bldault might mean few radical changea. miership. , Reno Pleven remained as minis­ Bldault also la a member of the intiar Skuman'i long ter of defense and Charles Rrune gn ministry, as minister of Interior. Henri n hie been unQutulllo kept his old p o ai.u vice tier attack, *a premier. der I auliuta, Maurice Bourges-MBtinoury, who ia often ran counter to at t t Ii considered os* of tbe most French nsCoaUst sentl'f#J UM— ;„ » S’ I h mml NF.W YDIIK 'St— Mr* Corneliu* Vanderbilt, reciigni/.tl lender ;>( New York and Newport, It I . society for half a century, died nf pneumonia at her Fifth Avenue homo lust night after a long ill ness. Mr* Vanderbilt, who was In her 80s, hail been inactive In rerent years but nrver lost her top *<> cinl stnndlng Shr was Ihe willow nf Brig (>en Corneliu* Vanderbilt, great grand ■on of Commodore Cornelius Vun dnrbllt, founder nf one of Amrri en's greatest railroad empire* with the New York Central u* the key •tone. Gen Vanderbilt, who dl.l not share hi* wifr’* fondness for *o clety In his later years, died Jameson Phot* aboard his vocht In Rlscayno Hay, Fin., in 1942 Randall Chase (soatod, center), president of Chase and Company, wee elected mayor of tinntorU Mrs. Vanderbilt entertained and and J. Denver Cordell latamllng. third from left), owner of an automobile repair eoncurn. was seated as was entertained by more mem­ commiasiuitsr Tuesday night at art organisational meeting of the City Commission. William Htemper, bers of European royal houses to « » « e .d himself a . m y o r . I* seat..I nt t h a u A J.“hh" ro 'v ^ ’Amlr.w thnn any other woman In Amarl hi) Tom Lemo n, City Manager; Commissioner John lvny; Andrew ca< she was considered one of tho right. Otherslatandla* are (left to right) ■loner after de dining cllnlng lo run for re-electlotij find N. H. Sayer, City |ait remaining links between the Carraway, who tell Ua •cat m commissioner -►V <«*•*• *♦»!,**/T is* regal prc-World War I American " —‘ ' Clark. -n a' 1"' ■■■' ' . ■ M H i - * -nciely uml the lareer uml more di'm>ieri.lk' post world War II *oviely The famed hostess and beauty entertained In a conventional man­ lier. and remained aloof from the merrier elements o f cafe soi-iety She seldom dined in public, and altended Ihe theater tnfrequenllv However, she was a regu­ lar attendant at the opening night nf Ihe Metropolitan Opera Her t>ox ■va* social headquarters for th* Diamond Horseshoe set during In­ termissions. Mrs Vanderbilt was th* former Grace Wilson, youngest daughter of Riehsrd Thornton Wilson, who came to New York from Nash­ ville, Term., shortly altar tha and of the Civil Wor with a fortune ho bad built un as English slant for Southern cotton. Mrs Vandarhllt made her dtbut In 1893, At a lime when CornalUu Vanderbilt, son of Cornelius Van­ derbilt HI, then hoad of the fam­ ily. was starllnu lo learn tha rail­ road business. The two young p*o(Contlnnad On Fag* Thro*) �J •»i: C5rw* ’ j „ v Tttte h A N F o n n H e r Ai.T> Into stoti in' the flbor; electrld — — -— — -a — -— ngh 1 Thursday, Jan. a; 1*13 State Farmer* Market Appliances Will Have Wide Array Of Fancy Ideas Refrigerators To Be Offered To Public With Slip Covers ttv SAM DAWSON NKW Y O ltK <JT~ Furniture and appllanro men arr uolne nut nticr your dollar IhW year with n lot of faney new hie**' RrfrlRarMnr* with slip eovrr*: plastic unlla that cah hn moved about nr'dropped mil nl Ihc way See A Movie Tonite! f o i u V nm l n u h A Y ! demand; cambinslion washer and dryer; range* with dishwashers built fn; and stalnlcse steel topped culler tables, and plastic dresser* that del) cosmetic stains. These marvels nrc being shown al dealer mrctlnus around Ihc country or ure on display Ihls week at (irand Rapids’ 75th unnlver*n. rv show and Chicago'* Winter Home Furnishings Market. Manufacturers seem confident you'll go on spending an' your home at the name snuppy rate as In the Inst si* months. Also they expect to furnish a million more new Mgtes this year. Some report the market fur bel­ ter-grade goods Is on the up track, because "everybody’* optimistic *nd has n lull stomach." lint families with less than $4,000 annual Inrome are buying * bigger and bigger shire of home appli­ ances, says Parker II Kricksen. director of sales lor the Drndlx home appliances, lie predicts they will buy three limes as many au­ tomatic washer* this year as they did in lllta Plastic walls that drop Into slots are Inresern by Gordon llrown. vice president of fhe llnkellle Co, Ifc snv* n housewife could slorr several different color scheme* lids way and change a room's lonka as oflen as she change* her mind. International Harvester Co. I* showing fsbrlc covered refrigera­ tor* In It* dealers The fabric* can he changed *s easily a* a slip cover, whenever (he house wife wants a new color scheme In Ihe kitchen ftrpiihllr Hlrel Is entering Ihe steel kitchen market with model* lo he liuill at the llrrger Mann Rora'a o-dtHeionadtoHda? break*fast menu: Broiled grapefruit, scrambled l i f t with brawnod sau* links, homemade toffee cake coffee. To prepare the grapecut in halve* ami iprinklc Nrf*rl Ss. 4S a .tx rn n n m t « p a h m s -.h * H .IIIH K T . s s s rn N i), k i .o h i i i a Tha following prlu*a rapnrt.d liy llie l)*alsra on Ih* MnitfoH Kiel* Karmnrs Marknl for produce sold to trii'.-kere nrut de.itern up t>> 1:S0 p m. lunuurv 1, U jJ Ilrsns, Tendvrareoii Hu. 11 or. ** 6*i-« ra -'abliaae Klorldu In |h. Ha. I ,11. *S <*ahhav-*, rhlneso I'rule tl.no-S.0l> I'aullflowi'r g u lr IS ta.j.r: C'elerjr. Hur Id.1 (ltddeii f'rule II 2S*S.Sti Celery. Klorldu I'aseal Cr ito IJ.JS-J SC '.'ucumfpern, fteprndlna - (Irnilr lit, II Ul |1 on.SUIti Kgiridaiil* tin llckl II 7S-J.lt | (.allure leehera. Iiry I-mi It U 4. Crute IS 7 I-I II* Parsley 1 fins Crale IJ 7S-S mI’uialues, lied Itllsn S* Ih. Ms II.SO.* «lt onliinsallreen I'm Hun II uti-l li l-eos. K oh IIsI, tlu. Illir. lll.'t l i i l'*l>p*ra llu llakl I.* Mi - 1,7.. IlHillphe. l fro*. ''e,,le II 7S-J'-o Hplnneli Hn llakl It JI-1 Si. Hf|uMMh, ViiHoh- llu. Hpr II..-I-I.AV Turnip. Hnlud flu Hnkl II .JS Toiuulore III Ih Cralet I*,.'i O (-•Tin a llranaes, AH ■HI sen llos IJ SO llranaeN, Trmplea >A Hot ISJS.JSII •IrHpefr nil. lUinrMon llos IJoo.I.JS Tahgerlnen, Accordlna lo mIi « Al llos ll lo-J. 1.1 3* V *IfltCTIKH I-rod,lee re,driven of tlaiifi'fil Htate VriMoern Markei from fit a . m Jail. *. lit in *. m. J»o T, IMS. Totol reielitln tS l>S* p*ekug.es I'emuhd amid. nuirkM aleude -.ttymdlfs 111011111111 on I Strum, dernamt,/Woderute. market slendy. E What You (let When You Brltlff Yorr Car To MERLE At - Warner’* Gull Service Station 1 "C A R K W s tA TORCH TONIGHT »nd FRIDAY JCUFTONWEBB i w M buick ! ) • AND SHORTS the *"M (cel rrt a window screen nml I he hisle Ingredients nl a picket fem e " S A L F O R D •O R L A N D YOUR CAR" A Personal Message BRUTES! CMS IN 5 0 GREAT YEARS from W. B. rtnd J. II. NicholHon t-> our eustomerH nnd friends In Sun ford nnd trade area. Phone RIM KRKK ESTIMATES 1.0AN SKI!VICE • NibiV CONSTRUCTION III,IIE PRINTS nnrl SPECIFICATIONS • REPAIR and REMODELING AM . TYPES • WORK BY EXPERTS At,I. WORKMANSHIP nn«l M ATERIA L GUARANTEED LtMtuI Notices Worlds newestYJ powers U nm lnu H un, nml M n n .l 8AVK GENERAL CONTRACTOR MRS. DOROTHY KRUfOIR IMI7H, 40. daughter of retired Oen. Walter Krueger, |« shown (top) as she appeared before • blue-ribbon U, 8. Army Court In Tokyo on charge* of having fatally stabbed her hus­ band. Col Auhrev .Smith, last October 5rd. In the group (I, to r.) are! 1.1 Cnl, Howard S lotvle. defense counsel. Brig Gen. Adam Rlchmin (Itet.t, Individual defense counsel: Mrs Smith, and MsJ, Chid ley O. Use, assistant flcfeme rounset Mr* Smith, pictured In a clnteup (left), tins entered a plcn of nnf gnllly (fnirmallonsl RadtophOloJ Wake Up To More Comfort — I’ l.t'rt r A R T D O N — NOVI',I T V W IL L Corner First and Hanford Blues In The News Lean] Notices dub of k ttin mint Jolly and • m l mnrarfrnlno (harry In the ceriter of each. Ih farturing Division at Canton, Ohio. Bo many maniifaetiirrr* are lumping Into the booming room air conditioner market this vear that some retailer* nl the Chicago market expert competition In tie extra kern this summer. guard at l.ake Golden during the Infantile paralysis. Both team* have But Cloud Wampler, president past summer. excellent records which mean* it of Carrier Corp, thinks 475.000 will The official opening of the Un­ should Ini an exciting evening of ____ By BOB A N TH O N Y tic sold thl* year, nvaln«t *no.00(> listed Men's Club ha* been tenta­ basketball. Game time will lie 7:511 last summer, General Klectrle I* Your Form W-2 showing the h - tively scheduled for tho 10th of u. m. so be on hand tonight. You'll \trrh1*1-1 III* H M II. a u u T is u showing Itn models to dealer*. Tin Aitminil Yleillnv •*f Hie* Memmount of Income you earned dur­ this month. Although the club la Ih- able to Inin the MRnrh of Dime* In rr <1r flier f 1>re| Kills r»e1 Hii'ti>*» Tele-King I* hreaklng Into the huil- ing 1U52 and tho amount of tax actually open for huaincs* now It ami «eo a fine exhibition of basket •ml 1i*«« i*arir|r*flo|i ■J H«*oiltio1f* nes* with three model*. Numerous f'liuni) 1%I|| fr,- |ii|,( ft 1Ih#* off|r s* nf other* are entering the field, v withheld from vour Income la now will nut Ih) In full opcratlun until hall at the same time. Remember— he new n«w available In the Station Disbursing the official opening date. A gala no one know* where Tollo will 1li 1- AHIMI' Ih I lisfl, 11'» VSrnf Firm But all the emphasis on tb* HlrrM Hartford (Hi Innunry doesn't overshadow the traditional. Office. Why wait until the last pnrtv has been planned tar the •trike next. When you contribute 21. in >3. Ml 3 |i rn A* manv n r » more new offerings minute to fill.- your Income tax re- opening night which will Include ,to the National Foundation for In­ irsihfufti.rtil i d *1*01-111 of perlod-atvln furniture are on dl* turn? 8l<u> Into the Disbursing O f- 'an orchestra for daneb-g along fantile Paralysis, you are helping Kwrflitrf ptav at Chicago a* of the modern. > cu tomorrow and pick up your with many other surprising treats. I to save human live*. which seems to bo entering a its- je «rm W-g and then *end In your Ilcrnemher that date — it’* Jan ­ blliiation period w-Hh extreme d o - 'Income tax right away. Who know* uary 10. Make plans to be at the Frstd grown in the Saar rould sign* being dropped. Y»u may be entitled to a re- Unlisted Men's Club for an evening supply the needs ol only about 15 vim'll long rememlier.M Makrr* of the extreme styles fund? tier rent id its population. Tho month of Jnmtarv 1* the find a erllle *1 the Chicago m a r-1 A recent newcomer to N A A B i* ket in Hnymor-d K llced e»ec " - 1 Itonalil M. Fu-ke, uvi.ition mnebln- month of the Mnn-h of Dimes nml Without Nagging Backache five vice president of W. A J int mate third class. Don has re­ everyone knows the worthiness of Nasstnl kns.if l-*|. sml >*»((*, Slnane, New York store, who rum- ported here from only In Quonset this cause. Tonight the Iniskelloill !,-•mid .IIi .Iki ■- l««» U (lu, tl, ,lnw- nlnlns of "spindly wrought Iron Point, It hml 11 I si nml and be bus team of I’hntngratdilc Suimdmji il_> %0 t 1 r M i|ii„ i<..( U.lm > fimrl|.,n I).* tin, >>r - A11 in $411 Me **1In m 0 f l h *.• F *-it 1. tsNl 0, t'Khl legs MipiHtrllng Itahy grand pian­ been assigned 10 me Operations will play the segular .Sanford NAAH 11litT I1m..tut; kl.lmv fiHirllon *■ tffl Irn,..,r1i tit mi vh murldl 11■1h|i) rnft Vn* Inn 111, Wltvii miinn rttPi-lsr n>n-llll>in,siHn os " Di-imrtment. Ills homo town is 1hnskrthnll team In a polio benefit Hill' III 11itli* will Int Iif Ii) itl 1:141 |i, rn a, , 1,,«• anil strum, ( hum, ilil. imi-iit.M game At the Seminole High School Thurailiiy* JNMiiary 3’.», He rtyilends that mmlern design­ Hiihhnrd. Ohio. In thi* flirirlStn tor|.nN'll.*nni •nI Oilh-Hiin-rnss■ln* l.nrksrliN f*-,l nilfNnl.U* Minor lit.il- ers. having learned that Iron is The United .State* Armed Forres auditorium. There will he no admis­ I'niiiify 1*omiiilftn|f)mfrii* rmiiri nf the (Ur IrrlulSiN* Hun tortiMor wrung ilwt m»r cheap and easy to fabricate, are institute has announced the avail- sion charge for thl* game hut vol­ Hemliwtle iNujnty I’mirt II biom*. Hunfun!. Fliiritlii, r.ti.H «,tlln»t(p nl*liU"f frr(|u*(il .................. Is.nl u n k i jr-mr hidnrira If lh«-w runJl. nnw "shnplng It, twisting It nmt ability of now correspondence untary contribution* will lie taken All iii»Tiilu»r*i nr*) urt«i) to i t t n n l il.ms l->lU-r situ. Trr ts-mi1. Vlll« n mll-l bending B like a pretzel and forg­ course* In Klemrntary T K T ucke r. Gregg bi help rnlse funds for the national tllurclle. 11Hetl enrre*,fiilljr b, millions fur ing It with everything except chlofight ugnlnst the dreaded disease of I*rr«!tlmil Shorthand. Beginning Algebra and orei so rears. Il's nmaslrix hnw ntNiiy llmrs P>«n’a rl,e hsnur hnpijir olkl rellrf fnun from Ihow ISran iiU.ru Story of H knn’s *l»t IUmwi* „ , ,,,, tThu IIU {Jiurv or Our u u r Nation. riniion. The f(*HN-f>>lutti.iGnlWiif ViJn»ytiibHsail fib ."?JS B w d : You now sit oil Mlmrthaltd Course I* designed for ..............................................fill*” ,w?icr‘ -"."i lln? Bl1 be com- thr,i„ men who hove no previous Adv fort* of an over-sljed roalirullle, iumwledgcIn the subject but would like to Icorn the fundamental*. Tlie Algr-lira course I* the roulvalent of n first vear high school level course while the Htorv of Our Nation is compnrnlile to n high school American history course. Wall Belter tin* departed N A A B fur a leuve in which ho hot*, hopes of seeing sontrt snow. He will travel ninth to his home In Ocean ALSO Gale. N. .1. wlicie he plan* to iiiciul hi* leave with Ida family nml friend*. Walt Is attached to the NEWS — CARTOON Klnllon Supply Department nod will tie remembered as tho life­ mm aiiroilrr s ttos host. s iGarnish s a Mbyf lputtHJt J® h 1 . 1. l i l l V I F Vltone 152 t-M 103 Eant Thirteenth Street IRE you ice pictured the Gulden Anniversary RnAUMA.m* -cngincercil, styled, powered ami hodied in he fully worthy of its p.mi^on role in this fiftieth year of Buick huildinj(. A quick lining of simple fact* w ill reveal just cause for Cclcbmlott. H • ^ * n hoi tho world's newest V 8 onglno, W r tid l tuli rt/ 12-volt vlttlrical ly iltn it ISO f>nunth lighter / tu tirt engine Is so compact, 4 u*w, more maneuver­ able thasili has been built aromiil III i t H ho* I I S Fireball horsepower1. A new lluick record,- engine horsepower per pound increased W ' , iy H ha* a comproislon ratio of R.5 to 1, Highest compression on the American scent today; bettered fuel economy. i t It hat a dynamic-flow muffler. For the first time in automotive history, a mu filer w ith lero power loss. II ha* a now Twlrt-Turblno Dytsoflow Drive. Now adds far swifter, quieter, more elficleul getaway to infinite smoothness al all speed ranges. • ★ H ha* now braking power. Most pow erful braking action of any Huitk in fifty years; plus the new case of Power llrakes, optional at extra cost, it. H ha* a still finer ride. The soften, steadiest, most buoyantly level ride that Buich's advanced engineering has yel produced. TilV Btilrk Motor Company ha« alwayr done a Rood Joh In IntroduciiiHr the new models each year and this year Ih no exception, htnvcvcr, we feel thnt we nhould personally call yoUr attention to Btiick’n (iolden Annivernary 1933 model*. **' W - *, * A quarter of a century han panned Hincc Bulck Introduced the Buick Silver Anniversary ears. We were Buick dealers at that time and nold the Buick Silver Anniversary cars. Now 25 yeara later it U otir privilege to nell Bulek’s Golden Anniversary, cars. We want you to see these cbm and believe tl^^qQ will agree with us that for bbauty and performance, there Is no finer car made at any prick. * -s ‘ A *• 7 * ^ > ' , » ‘3 I f h u , al*b, wrtndfilUs handling cnsc, with Power Steeri»g as standard equipment. It hhs superb comfort. I t h M sumptuous fabrics and tailoring. And iu acoustic* a n »o thoroughly mastered that it may w ell be one o f , These 1953 Buick Golden Anniversary cars #111 be on display !n: our showroom on Friday Jan. 9th and ybtt are cordially invited to come In and set them. jj Hil.'i' T-stajM'l [U f VnM nk > t. i t - — , • i-.-'/ti the tootId's most quiet can But ho lilting of facts can dn true justice to this phe> fifsvUfa* D ia l-* . iWC* OSCI/J •.A lewis 7*,«Mr, Yonr Bufck Beaten ^MhfdTemffeaTtiu Iowth*you k"",y y°u *•» thh cWDfort you feel, the excitement experience - W. B. NtCttOLSON J. H. NICHOLSON when you look at and drive any one of these hlg, hcautlfuft bounteous Buiclts foe 1955; for that there are, gtwttst cars in five brilllsac llM 'ulitUi * » a a a a a a g r e i l i r % i ' * i i f f l i n i i> < r i i a a i t i --< t < . v ; ,. « i ' i . i , i . , ' i| i L i .,,- - ( �£mne Offered O n CaMweti To ear* Hftw To Get Along Ucturl_At« of P In Capital CircleSI nor Millard' Caldwell, former Gover----------of Florida, Congressman. anil WASHINGTON Ml — Leaden of the Elsenhower admlnlatratlon — •lid t n r other "P . N. p.'*"_got •K Invitation today to study up on how to let along in Washington. The fee: |300. — *'0 r I e n t a t i o n Cnurae for ft'P .N .P .'a ", those initials, a foot­ note explained, stand for. "PowerM LN e w People." The school, under the direction of Agnes McCall Parker, lists It­ self as "the oldest established In­ stitution of personality devrlnnm»nt and speech In Washington." Seholare-at Mrs. Parker's school will be taught, among other things: "The creation and malntennnre of a social position in Washington . . ."Personality evaluation and do ^IPelonment" . . . "Becoming part of the Capital's cultural plclure" "Speech itnpmvcmenl" . . "Fa*h Ion coordination." The course will begin Feb 2 and last alx weeks. Classes w ill be held four afternoons n week. To plug her school. Mrs. Parker la Inicrting advertisements in newspapers and diplomatic Jour­ nal!. She also got nut a press reand spoke with reporters. A.-., ■ - * recent Civilian Defense Admin!*trntor, will deliver the annual David Yulee Lecture, set for Jan. 12 nl 8:00 p.m. In the University of Florida Auditorium. Caldwell was asked to di-IWvr the address by a special committ»« which each year select* a leading political figure, who in their I'llninn fit* the "Ideal of honor nnd service In politics." The lecture Is endowed by memlier* of the Yulee family In honor of Florida's first U. S. Senator, David Levy Yulee. As the aiieat speaker, Caldwell Dnnn Andrew* and Marta Toren drive beneath the Klffel Tower in follows Senator Paul It. Douglas, this sretni from Columbia's "Assignment Pari*,'* showing no the •vho delivered tha address last Rita Theater screen today and Friday. year. Mrs. Vanderbilt (Continued Flora Pave One) pie became attached despite op­ position from Vanderbilt's o.irent*. They were married In 1KM with­ out the knowledge of hla parent*. The marriage estranged the bridegroom from hla parents for n time and brought a substantial In the last m years, all during rc^ c*lo" ni" 1)1" s IDlhffi Wito nil moeratic sHtnlnktrAllfini administrations, titnm more )(,TnC )8M(JCRCrill )ff| h|m amifl lh<1 her school, including hundreds of Income lor llfo from a one mil high office holders and diplomats, linn dollar trust fund Each of the other children reeelved 7A7 mil Mrs. Parker said. lion dollars, anil the bulk of the But, she remarked, her school Is fortune— set at 37 million dollars— strictly bipartisan: Those Demo­ went to Cornelius' hrniher. the crats still In lown may. If thev late Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. wish, go on with their class work Later, Alfred gave Cornelius six aide by side with Republicans. million dollars. Almost from the time of the young people’s marriage, social rivalry developed between the Tha han 13.000 persons have studied at spiritual Revolution ,riViliry disked Of MethodiHtfl C H A TTA N O O G A (/II — South­ eastern Methodist Ireders plan­ ning a gigantic evangelistic cam­ paign todav heard a plea for a "spiritual revolution" to accom­ pany the South's industrial rise. Addressing the closing luncheon of a Southwldo conference to plan the campaign. Dr. Ilnrrv PenVTtan of Nashville, executive seeWetarv of the rhurrh’a general Hoard of Evangelism, said: “ Let us determine that the In­ dustrial revolution which is now lit the South will nlsu see n spiri­ tual revolution. The new South needs to become new In Christ." While the region hnom* In nrw Industry, he said, the churches are falling behind In supplying needs of the people. The three-day conference was (tfield to formulate plans designed to enroll ‘1(1(1,000 new rliurrh nteniI'tra, Set for April l7 -’Jfi nnd May 1-8. the eampalgn, Dr. Denman said, will he the "largest single evangelistic effort to dale in the history of the Mellimilst rhurch." More than R.000 ministers In eight states will take active pnrt In the mission. The states are Tennessee, F l o r i d a , Georgia, North Carolina. South Carolina. Virginia, Mississippi and Alania. Adolph Zukor, Film Notable, Honored On 80th Birthday u r « n m ~ r > v r •. ? v n(,(„rcn I tin ftwo u n had Vi a ,1 rival p t l -a l salons t n l n n a at l l Sara Capa. Ihc toga, N. Y ., for a time. The younger Mrs. Vanderhllt plunged Into European regal fir eles In 1003 when she and her husband enlertalned Kaiser Wil­ helm II aboard their vacht at Kiel. They Inter were his dinner guests A 58 room mansion on Fifth Ave­ nue was the srene of many of Mrs Vanderbilt's social trlnmnh Others were at her Newport Villa, Beaulieu. The mansion here has been torn down and an office build­ ing creeled on the ♦lie. She leaves a daughter. Mrs llohcrl Livingston Stevens, the former Grace Vanderhllt. of Man flatten and Water Mill, N. Y.. who was with her when she died: a sun, Cornelius Vanderhllt J r writer, publisher and traveler; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Lake Wales lVssion Play Opens Friday L A K E W A LE S . - ( Special I — Fat runs of Passion Plav Amulilllu-nlrr lien- are advised tu iltcss warmlv nnd tu bring extra wraps for full cumfotl white viewing twohour long llbick Hill* Passion Play The Par-dirt Plav open* hole Friday evening Jan. !• at H:IW) i>. in. with n *|te«in| benefit for Pioneer Club member* and thrli Invited guest*, playing lhereafter through Mnreb IS on Sunday. Tuesday anil Thurstlav evening*. Seal resi'i cation* mnv be malic by mall at Ibis 71, Lake Wnb and !>V telephone nl ‘J -IIRII \■- '•>111it|i■ rlatlotr* min In- nr ranged al Luke Wale* I'bmubei of Comml'lce, t.-lv|ih"Ue g-lll-M. Evening leiupcraluic* in Passion Plav Amphitheater are higher in January than in the Amphitheater al Spentfi*li. South Dakota, in July nnd August, and about the same a* In Mountainside Theatre at Cherokee, North Carolina Ja ye cu s (l onltnurd 7 row. <’a»_r i>is»> l.iyi i e* on the piano. The lyric* were lakrn from the song, "r'niir Leaf Clover," with word* entirely written by Mm. Lane, fitting Into a smooth im-l-nllc rhythm. William Hutchison, J r , chair­ man of the Voice of Hr itinerary Essay Contest, explained that the inmpetitlnp wa» limited to 11th nnd tilth grade student* and the winning entries clearly displayed the time and tlioioiigh study. lie thanked Itayhurn T . Miiwee, 1assignment* fm the forfb-uuolpg l.ynmn School principal and m wlv Ia veer Cticos which will In* hold iiuiugiirated Supervisor of public , hi-u- up Jan -JH Instrucllon, mul Mr*. .1. N. Thumpl.l-dll Ilinull v, Hthu'di. -l-lllllg son, principal of the flvledn High tuvei i', wn* (pi lud'i. i I a- i gio-st Srhmd, who wore present at (be •I Muck i h o eland, (i meeting, for their assistance. Doth girl.* m the »vitiidri front cat h school received a handsome poll and pencil set. Cliff Aides, second vice presi­ dent who presided In the absence of Imlh President Douglas Nlrn•from ami First Vice President Carl Prl«oe, made several routine Ashrvlllc Buslnn Chicago Cleveland Ion Angeles New Orleans New York Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee High l/tw I'reclp. .V) Al IA 03 22 32 12 211 27 07 20 23 tx; A3 S7 AA 28 7ft .17 31 27 •»*» •n 17 71 74 74 7t 02 52 72 « 3 (Continued From Page One) no to .11 mile* an hour. Sanding crew* worked throughput the night In the New York metropolitan area to keep highways passable. Temperatures generally were on the rise In the Midwest after the most severe cold snap of Ihp winter A temperature of 22 below was reported at Owls Head. In northern New York other low tempera tores in upstate New York were Duane and Mountain View. 21) he low; Lake Titus, 18 M o w , and Malone, tn lielow The cold moved Into northern New England and temperature* ■Polled to below icro m some areas For the first lime In several iliiv* no sub irrn reading* were reported In the mid continent Hut it con tinned on the cold side (rum the western plains stale* through the Great Lakes region Into New Eng land It was warm in the Sonltlcn*t section of the country ami mild fur the season from the Buckles westward to the Pacific coast Driving wa* hazardous in mans area* hit by sleet and freezing rain and snow. The snow nren extended over southeastern New York slate and eastern I’cnnsil vanla Another rain tied entered nart* of (hr lower Mississippi Valiev. The IJ S Weather Bureau re ported that snow rover (it the ground over most of the northern half of the rotmlry The largest amount reported measured inner than four feet at Mulltn Pa*' m the northern llorklr* T H E H A N FO R D H E R A L D Jan. 8. I9M P»*e 3 ‘Death Dust* Bomb Thursday, foils, nosaibly affecting their abil­ Seen As Next Step ity to reproduce, or resulting In offspring. In Atomic Program defective Gem ge Mlknn of the Minneapol­ By FRAN K C A R E Y W ASHINGTON >r Could It he that the atomic scientist* will turn next to a "death tlusC bomb, now that work on Ihc hydrogen bomb appear* to he in the home stretch'1 President Truman, in hi* State of the Union message yesterday made clear the It hondi effort I* at least well in hand and he said "We have no reason to think that the stage we tune now rrarhrd ti­ the release of .iiontie energy will he the last." "We are being horned forw ird from one discovery t-> another " he said. The "death do-C luunli t* a fear some device which scientist- -a> t* theoretically possible, in which the tremendous explosion of a hv ilrocen luue.li would al*o l«- u*e«l for this purpo-e Converting a lit tlerial wrapped around the bomb Itself Into a r ollii active poison that would then be carried try the wind over an esien sin- area of t!>e Immln-d count rv Ordinary enball has been men tlnord as a possibility for *m b a wrapper mall-rial Trum an made no refeie-ue to •urli n weapon in 111' message Rut Ids word* atMint the II bomb le ue ground for speculation that -i ten list* mnv even now lie thinking ol bizarre variation- of the awesome weapon The ixilamt dost from a hydrogen cobalt bomb wnild hr deadlv to better known a* Hopabmg ( a**>d* men If they inb.ded or •wallowed rude ip on bi* fain oils ....... lop enough of It And niunv among Hie living might -uffi-i genetic ef per is talkers In the NBA tin* been mimed Stale Chairman of the Crusnde fur Fiecilom drive w-hlrh *tart<xl recently lit Minnesota i BUY FROM OWNER SIX R OO M H O U S I him C A T VI.IN A OH. IfKlwl 10 l| k.at lAftll Lds'sl RplIhCtd Itst | IttlfM*"! Oirtlfit) loam a UUtt JtlftMMH PtyYCD V#n*|i<an fM■«*<• t itt’nlNl (Id* AT* i 4 DR. Is. T. noss c m it n i'K A r r o it l i m its •» in i j — 2 n» r» Plmnr (fl.t Atlantic Dank lluildlnr ItU Symptoms of Oistrsis Arising from STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID due to QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST AiJt About I5-D ny Tr/ol Offer! «*t,rr four million IkoMr* of |ln* Wiii aho hA*D 1ww*n «tld for r#|lnf of •stiii’i.imx ofthRiri'AH nrlilti^ f*om llim tfH mid Oil*if*MilI IJIrtfi dor ro AfM— F w O J n . t * « i r o r lf|»**t ftt»!*%•*fl* Qi h Iimm, H«*r1born. ftl*«fl**aM**i. •!#., rl>is lit fti*«t* Aclrf, Lik fur M*«**c*Mwhi. h fttllt f i|tl*ln« Oil* rrfi'%rli» iltlr IhtiitAlrphltittnl III I II •I fr«* nl milts *I1I MI *111.1 %I A %> Ilf M8»I»X ilfil •* CO P ELA N D S FAN CY SUGAR CUR ED PICNIC HAMS U i. S e t a/P<\ T ilF , PIvSI 11 \>1 IN T H E l.t .M t " F L O R I D A G R A D E "A " — Weather HO LLYW O O D GP— A wispy little man i-c'ehrnled hi* Adth hlrlhdav last night with a production which rivaled those of his .V) vears at a leader In the movie Industry Adolph Zukor. founder of Para mount Pictures amt *1111 at'li'c as board chairman. »a* the honored gugst at a film town fur.ctlim which boasted must of Hollywood's t-n officialdom and mnnv stars nl to­ dav and yesterday. Those appear i-'g on tho program ranged from '(a ry Pickfnrd, top star of the .silent era. to Derm Martin nnd Jerry Iw-wi*. the foremost boxof fire attractions of today, All three lia’ e beei 55ok«-r stars T^e eetebration was held al the Palladium Dance Palit-e ••*•'■■)’ was the -lie of Zukor’* first I loll v wood studio hoenVers Im-luiled )••* tuoneer partners. Cecil It DeMillo am' tease l. l.aaky Film clips of t>a*l Zukor prndue turns were unreeled One scene •hewed Mae Murray rtmclne the fsmno* wn'tr, (-on) "The M rrrv Willow " The house light- I hen went on a-d shooed Ml** Murray doing the darter In person Another film shot showed "'ll ham Ilovil a* Pm *lnr of •‘T'-e Vnl’la lloatmso" In 1(1*0 The awitl torlinn was lighted and Ilovil. now Tornadoes c 6 u s u + t? 5 3 >h«.|l|irr« nisi- D R E S S E D and D R A W N will ci Mlit.Mil/c ■in Hie uianr moiu-* ■ s.iung •til lie* uf f ri e d e»rr* dm enme •uve at I S I* FRYERS -49 chuckR0AST45 ROAST A L L IIK E F S U P E R R IG H T H E A V Y W E S T E R N I . S. ( IIO IC E G R A D E IIO N K I.K S S — T O P C O L D S T R E A M P IN K I II). A 3 c (a n 89 A N N P A G E H I M A If) 17 c KETCHUP # <H. 3 7 c 8 9 - : SALAD DRESSING Ja r J f .... YOUR 29 APPLESAUCE 2 '" " ' Jars GROUND BEEF u.. Locker Plant ROUND STEAK- 69c 12 ()/. 2 3 c BEEF LIVER CHILI SAUCE semi miner n:n term IE BUY WHOLESALE P O R K LO IN R O A S T lb- 35' 25 Et. 23 i’inai WAX PAPER CLUB SltAKS,h 59c B R E A K F A S T B A C O N II). 49c IIEEP IIINDQUARTEHS 2 IO/. I Q CORN MEAL Orange Band Balognn V 2 lb. pkg. I!)c Pki?. 1^ 5 9 c BAKERITE .r 75c O R A N G E B AN D FR AN K S lb . 47c I!)()/.. 3 D c CAKE MIXES Pkiv. PURE LARD 3 £ 39c APPLES II). 15c CARROTS 12< H AM S 63c CLOROX ONIONS 17c POTATOES 49c C E N T R A L F L O R I D A O IT IC K F R E E Z E A N D S T O R A G E CO. S O T S JIIP P I’D ROUND STEAK u,. H E A V Y W ES TER N , GOOD R O N E L E S S S llo .t h .Y T I P m a d e fr esh i :\ f r y day YOUNG WHOLESALE AN!) RETAIL i .i». Fhnne 1,'HH 49 \NN P A G E m i. i i .m i i > i i i i i n E X T R A T E N D E R ttntl J U I C Y U . S. G O O D ax i- 1 W H IT E H O U S E S U P E R R IG H T T E N D E R S W I F T 'S S E L E C T — B(l. SU LTA N \ D E L I C I O U S , T E N D E R . E U O N O M IU A I. 101 West T h l r l w n l h Street no/. n i .i c k i i s i i : i m i A l l. i . u i m R o ll D I M E 1.11.V G R I T S Ol f READY FOR YOUR LOCKER OR FREEZER Lb. A L L M E A T S K IN L E S S RHONE 1318 FOR DETAILS D U N C A N H IN E S OFFER GOOD THRU RAT. JAN. I7lh OUlt OWN TK ND LHIZKD , IIICK O H Y SMOKED P,t St \ lb b « P.M'I I'ltN W IN I S VP ft FA N S. A R M O U R 'S E V A P O R A T E D , , . 1l Dr W iw b - I a Lb. f t I I I.b. A *». WKSTBHN • PORK K IN G A N 'H h m o k h d LOIN ROASTS SAUSAGE I-b-Mc M IL K 39l 4S 3 Tall C 'i i d h .. V A C . P A C K . IN C A N S „ Lb. Me H itlf LK A N PURE T H IN HLICRD Ground Beef Dried Beef “ •M* w Lb*4IC 4 CKNTKK C U T Pork Chops Lb. | Q c PEN PAK Seabrook Farms Ex. Fancy Peaa 2D BREADED SHRIMP Pkg. Me Broccoli ... 2fc Spinach..... ... 2|c G O H rO N H F IL L E T S OF Mix Vegetables 21c HADDOCK Green Beans .... 23c Lb-Me o IP. 12 D ELICIO U S FLAVORS 2 Pis. I'ounA s y Doz. 7 3 c II I'. S N't), t " H I T It 25c 35c O/. 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It lll.M M i I.. t n . w I .til Hir MHtlnMa llnNHMPr i i v i t .m iini m i i t i o n t .15 I :i.im’ 5.T5 11.541 Totlay Jan. B( the Amiivrfeltry o f the battle of New Hrleans where Andrew J:it k.uon fiVrt won umu, is apt to l»e ihe Democratic featol day, on whit'll the pnrtyl faithful hold fund-mixing Imwjuotx. Some might think January IS more appropriate. Thin marked In 1H74 the appearance of the donkey nn n DemiK’ratlc gymlxil. The originator was the cartoonixt Thomas Nnxt, who also conceived of the (301* ele­ phant and the Tammany Hirer. Nnat’s selection of the donkey wits derisive. A strong Itt'ptihllcan in those days, lie was attacking the blunders made by the Democrats when they tied themselves to the slavery kite in tiie I USD's anil were thouifht laekimr in loyal­ ty during the War Hi tween the States. The donkey seemed to Nnst the stupidest beast of which lie Could conceive. A ctu a lly Nnst did not know much about donkeys. T h e y are really shrewd animals who refuse to do what they are H ollm , rnrila Ilf told, not because they do not understand orders but because 111ititk mill millrra fur Ihr fii«r|iu«r »• ttltl Nr i*l*Mr«r«f fi r they do not wish to obey them . H a rd w o rk in g and patient, rrfMHK rnlM. they offer an example which people could p ro fitably im itate. Ilrfirr .. r im fM lip In M any more insnltiiut symbols could be c b o s o iiT o ru party. tirnil >rn«|ininr H fprrtriiliitK ri I nr.. >r»t lu rk. I him mo. Ilrfruli liMfikMai I Hr Mini II. l.tMila. Hatties To Remember Tki* llrrnlil I* m mriiihrr of (hr An^oi iMini I'lM* wMrk l« M llllr f M rlm ltp l) fo Ihr iup for r#t*ilMI H is to ry until verv lately was a curiously limited subject. mfloM of fill Ihr Inrrl » m m print** In thU iHHapiiprr ■« wrll mm Ml1 As the novelist II. (3. Wells tainted out, few sunnosedly u n i­ 4M Hewn ifUMNIrbra. versal histories have a n yth in g to say about th(> rulera n f TH U R S D A Y TO D A Y 'S J A N . 8, 1033 IIIIILK VPRSB China or India except when tho.v-cijfflfie into contact w ith the West. In the same w av. the marly Utils that have been made of battles that altered the histo ry uf the world are strange­ ly apt to omit some which took nlnre^n Asia. Th<‘ commonplace* of life arc filled with .lunger to life anil limit, hut our soul* urn nt hazard too. I.ifi* U too prerlmis to be thrown uwny needlessly. Mo that cluavoth wood In endangered thereby — Kept. 10:11. A French historian, 11.‘lie (3rousset, cltlees ih (>*<<• mudi »!,„ (>• f kUi li. trio Arabs defeated the Chinost* and thus enxured thal (Vntrnl Asia would bt> Arabic and Mnhnimmulun, not f'liini's*' and lluddlilst. The* millions of perxi.iix affected by lb<> nntemm* entitlu t hsi Talus to inrluslon among tin* deeixive bidtlex of thi* world, Another snrh was fought In 1071 at Mnnzikert when tin Among lhn*e attending the Mc­ Carty inaugural were Drailey Od­ ium and Volie Williams Jr. the latter of whom it quoted in the Timei-Union a* laying, “ I con­ curred in just about everything he •aid. I will he glad to introduce or ro-ipnnior hi* pro|Hi*rd Irgidatinn mi renting the lax nil dog track*". Guvetnor McCarty i* being wide­ ly liuilrt! by llir met* of the tlalr which irein* lo bn almoit unani­ mous in withiriH him well and pledging support. We don'l believe there ever his* been a lime when a Governor lias gone into office with to much widespread respect nnd support. Tlir attitude of ihe press, wr believe, is general)); thal of llm public, and although by no means everyone in ihe slain volrd for McCarty in ihr rlerlion, llierr an- few indeed who arc nnl ragrr for him to succeed. Going hack In the llililr lo show (lie impoilancn of what lie i* trying it do. Governor McCarty said in Ill's inaugural addict* ihe olhrr day, “ I ihall have capable men and women nf high character , and proved ability .milting me , , . There will he no tickets ittuetl lo anyone for a gravy train ride. Honeity, efficiency, loyalty and courte<v wdl |ie tin- primary rmuisilc* nf public service". If lit, slick* to that rule, hit bailie will b# won, No government it any belter than ihe charader of the men who. run il. — Pretiden! Truman, a id possibly President F.itenhower, will have a difficult deciiiun lo malt# o» the (ale of Julius and his w ift Ethel Pnicnhcrg, convicted of telling A-bomb secrrti Iq K u ili*. While flie judge w!m tried ih# cfw iin y* il was "a crime worse than knurdor". Communist picktii march back and forth in frolit' of; lha White House demandinf while protests against il lion (tour in from all over^h# tivilired world. Would il be an ^Injustice lo send these people td their deaths? Or was ihciri "a crime worse than murder" for which they should pay with iheir live* ai an ft- example lo others lenmted lo be­ tray (heir country? Whal would you do if ihe decision wai yours? And the responsibility > At the luggeilion of tfaf Daugh­ ters of the American 'Revolution t and upon the motion of Rrp. Keanu of Pennsylvania, a special House committee is going lo count the gold in Fort Knox to tea if all of ila $12,463,415,360.28 are Dill , tfeera. The implication might wall B P tn m to be thal tome of thoa# F> charged with the re*pop*Wtifr of : conserving P *:/; caneming Ihe Ih govenirnMl'i MMU <’■-/, h *v® baen attracted more to-goid than they have lo mink coata, It , would be interesting to know just W much told U left iq “ “ course, but suppor* some of it was h i# Must of you by this time sro familiar with my proposala to: I. Abolish the electoral college system of electing the President uni! Vice President, and to esta­ blish u system under which the electoral votes would be divided among the candidates Ufl upon the i»“ »i» of the percentage of popular [,™ /,’* '"dcction of the i|(|nt,.« of the major political parties for I'resldent and Vice j , r "!h «rTiVun"w i t 1 *Xctdon* ton"lll vacancies In ihe office of I'resldent whrre such vacancies occur at least 1*0 days to off-year congressional elections. ! also hnvn a hill which if en­ acted would provide three days for national election*. I hove not vet Introduced this hill as Pin not en >tirs-lv sold on Its worth, although G A IN E S V IL L E (Special) - Dr Alvin C. I.urirh of the Ford Founds Don will deliver the principal ad­ dress at University of Florida mide « r Commencement exercises slurday night. Jan. 31. The lamed educator and member of the Peraonne! Policy Committee of the Hoover Commission will speak before 328 candidates for de­ grees and their family and friends al 8:00 o'clock in Florida Gymnas­ ium. Of (he 328 students who have ap lied for degrees, 20 are seeking hi ‘ degrees, ' Doctor of' Philosophy five Doctor of Education degrees, M Master's degrees, and A3 bachelor of Laws degrees. The remaining 372 arc seeking other Ilachvlor’s degrees. Dr Kurlch hae held numerous high postilions In other areas at IKlocation before becoming an of fleer of Ihe Ford Foundation. A rnembe.’ of Ihe American Ed ucalion Research Association, he served as president In 1943. was a consultant on the Pennsylvania study for the Carnegie Foundation for Ihe Advancement of Teaching, 1934. and was a member nt the President's Commission on Higher Education. ileglnnlng In 1924 he was an In­ structor at the University of Maine He served two year* on Ihe Uni­ versity of Minnesota faculty, and (hen from the rank nf Instructor In 1927 rose In the rank nf pro fesmr of education at Northwest­ ern University by 1938. Dr. Enrich was laler at Stan­ ford. becoming vlrn president nf (hat Institution In 1944. During World War H he held such Itntvr tant posts a* chief of research and analysis group on ncrsonnel prnee dorrs for Ihe Adlutant General’s Office In Ihe War Department Survey Request saflwes* * »*M> N>*a fife#' •>» done In a county," he explain ctl, lie said, "Th is Is the first part of n long-range program that we Intend to work nut in this county." The last survey of the County school system was made In 11117. the superintendent said. Under the amendment, the coun­ ty is eligible for 11,030,1100 for I h the nation tlud unco ruled the Mean destined to become rnn'lruetlnn purposes over a .’10the ruler of the a ir? Recent developments in llritn in Indicate HID He«r*l who suggested It to vrnr period. The amendment went that th»t that Iliiil conn country I, omklon -Irony l.i.l t„ „,k,. ..ycr work! JR C l R , * 7 3 2 3 : I f T t a J into effect Jan. I, Mr. Mllwce mid. CruHntltm, w h ic h aim ed to re co ver Je ru s a le m fo r C h rix U n n - Did you ice where President ity , w o u ld not have been neconHiiry, and the H v za n t'n o xtiito Truman wrote a letlertof spared*- m ig h t have escaped it h final fnnqueH t li.v tint T u r k s in M B S . lion In Henry (Th irl Dutchman) H lx to riu n x and KludenlM o f h la to ry oiihtild enlni'Ri1 th e ir Grunewalil for Ids ion IDilution i? outlook. The Pirtidriit of the United Stale* ha* been keeping loin* mighty queer company. offer W A S H IN G T O N : Th* 83Vd Cole greas is off to • tradition*! flying start amt th*r* will he ■ flurry of excitement until th* Committee as­ signments are mad* and th* Senatot organised. Th* n«w Republi­ can h-aiiershlp, in taking over com­ mittee*. will have to organise the professional itaffx, get committee make other necessary preparation* and hearing rooms arranged and fur the real work of Congress. It is expected to be at least a month before any real work will be done on legislation. During the recent holidays prepared my own legislation pro­ gram which will place emphasis on three main objectives: 1. Reform of the nominating and election system of th<| Federal Government by Constitutional Amendment. 2. Modcrtdtlng the taxation system with greater relief as prime objective. 9. Stabilizing of itolltira! think­ ing In a "common sense" approach to notional and International pro­ blems. liy the time you read this will have seven measure* In the Congress and hold high expects1tlons nf seeing some of these pro■posal* enacted Into law. O f course these matters mentlonsd will not he the limit of my activities. There 1are many diversified questions al­ i ways arising In which I will be In |terested ami will offer amend battle uf the Tallin River in Tu rk e sta n , where in 751 the rnenis, debate ami vote on. St. Vincent** llotpital in Jncklonvillr it undrilnking an expan­ B y z a n tin e e m p e ro r It nm iinux IHogenex wax defeated am i f lip sion program involving one com­ turotl by the* Soljsik T u r k A lp A rn liin . T h lx dep rive d the plete new wing anil rutting aliolil H y zn n tin e x of A s ia M in o r anil S y r ia , am i gave IIm m a blow liner million dollar*. fro m w h ic h th e y never r c c o v e m l. lin t fo r M u tizik e rt tho facaltd it m th# Lurkfij Will Be Washington latter Dr.Speaker lc r r ‘ U At IT Of F By 8— t#r Qw t p ^ s r t t m a ir leadership. storm hit Florida on election dav, — Cl ’»! f"M_" ir 'iiT . '“hurricane sea- 1things that wo havo now, anil using T h e H rltish govoi nm ont has given tup prio rity to the w ’ » h if mlilhl l,e Impossible for our talent* ami energies to meeting building of now pianos. A m o n g thoso aro tin- crosoont-wiiijr m*nv voter* to get to the poll* — our present problems, rather than 'ximhor w ith four jo* onglnos anti tlit* radically now rlolta (,r even for polling places to he looking far over the horizons am ...i........i— — / , • > • • - ** engaging In visionary experiment wing-aircraft. Also Irolng *built at an amdorntorl into anil opened.i sold and tlollvorod on schedule are I In* jcl-pi'upnllod and ■me " the other measure* ; tlons. The eltlsens of our state and na­ which we have Introduced and hope turbo-prop pasHougor nirlluors. tion are looking lo the Congress, to see become law are. In n nntlon running on the tagged edge of industrial ra - 1 ................. .............i-*- of ami the new national Administra­ A hill lo permit the deduction to make government operate Honing the the idmnl't In-lustiy lias received a shol in the 'i''!!!!? i T . / l ’If...... for tion, more smoothly, more efficiently, Income T a i purpose* arm from the special governmr lit priority. Sale and export Federal A hill to permit deduction from ■ml with Irsa cost in laxea and per­ of these planes is also a profitable source of scarce dollars. grosa Income for Federal Income sonal liberties. Under the reign of th" first Queen Klizaludh, Knglish ships Tux purpose* of certain expense* bilk worm* grow from about were the masters of the sen anil the exploits of Hrltish Incurred by mother* In providing one-twelfth of an Inch to nlsmt for their children whllo they sailors brought wealth and prestige to that Island kingdom. raro three inches long before they form sru at work. It may Ire that under Kllzahctli II Hrltnns will look to the A hill to permit the Increasing of their cocoon*. the rates of monthly compensation sky for stimulation und honors. payable to dependent parents of persona dying m result of injury murllnle 4tisk- wus muling Dm lie wur. |or disease incurred In or aggravatI Mure Dial was dim........................... e-his hardest ciI by active service In the Armed wartime duelsion was whriher to Forces. drop (he atomic bum h-he fared The** »re very Important messIty JA M E S MAIII.OIV IIip gigantic Job of getting the ure* in mv opinion aml lu x p M l to country prosperously Into peace. give every hit of energy anil I Il was „ led peace from try have to securing their anectW ASHINGTON i/fl No pri-sl t (0 ,,-Uve In mv tleril since Herbert Hoover lo IU2H the beginning A* ho mentioned In weJ » \ has been able lo move Into the Id* message, he loo had to m ake1 ■ effort* to help form nntlonal policy hold decisions he never dreamed White House and relax. Kv.-o on other matters. Without surrendHoover had only a few inonlhi of when he mqvcd Into the White erlng any progressive aspeet* of al comparative quietude before the 11(911HI* So while Kllenhqwer's tasks at ' ^ ,r d,mof r“ ll° government, this Wall .Street crash. , i i 'term w M may on- llho i Congress a .i.n real .hmandat* Roosevelt Inherited Ihe depres Ihe M. hi'i'liinitui " ‘ binning „t of ihlg ,)t.0|l|eha* , 0 ..t . W)||,,from im) slon. To Truman fell the Jeb nf pear inioiiimental, they may turn i common sense governmtntal nhllofinishing World War II nnd fashion­ •” small and simple ruin-'Sophy In the Unite.! Htat**. ing the treaco. Gen Eisenhower pared with those facing him fo u r1 We need to coneentrat* our efInherits the Korean War and Die your* from now f<irln upon Improvlmr th» cold war with Russia. Trum an In his Slate of the Union nicssoga said he Is also leaving Elsenhower ■ great legacy: a nu lion which rote from poverty and isolationism in 20 years to Its greatest prosperity and world THE WORLD TODDY leadership. That lagacy la not without strings. With It goes the respon­ sibility for maintaining both the prosperity and tho leadership, and the challenge lo respond holdly to now crlioi which confronted them when they first took nlflre were replaced hy brand new lines, of a different kind, before their time In the White Houso was finished It may bo tho same with Elsen­ hower. When Roosevelt moved In In 1933 no nu# lo Ihe emergency of the economic disaster with one bald New Deal measure after another, lie had his hands full with domestlc problems and turned hi* back on Europe for yonrs. llut as we drew nearer wor— the New Deal legislation had ended by then— he made successive dar­ ing moves. Once In tho war, Roosevelt assumed for this coun­ try world leadership and tho de­ cisions needed to siistn Vhen Truman took over, lm- 100% Collection Ih Reported By FHA The Farmer* Homo Admlnistr** lion has no dellryiuent nr conn l* In Seminole County on Farm Owner­ ship and Farm Operating loans, according to an announcement, to­ day by Curtis J . Green, local F H A Supervisor, fie stated that a* of Jan. 1, 1983, xl] borrower* Indebted In hi* Agen­ cy for the above tvpe loans were either eurrent or ahead of *ch*itule with their payments, This 100 par cent payment record Ir believed lo be the result of good prli eetved for farm produce during the peat crop year plus the on the term supervision given all barrowan of the Farmers Homs Ad ministration. _... Fabric Fancies For Spring Sewing Thin Spring your fancy w ill turn to thoughtH of How lng when you n»e our glorious army of J u h I arrived fabrics I Prudy Prints A lovely acetate crepe completely washable and colorfaat. Illue, Gray. Tan, Rosa, White, Navy Blue, fin k , Lilac and Red backgrounds 40" wide 89c yd. Super Wongo A DuPont thick and thin acetate jam In Polk* Dot* and tro­ pical print*. Whit# Tampa Builds Today For Tomorrow Florida Municipal Record ’ Th* ever-itvrcaslng demands for! construction of a new building to additional (aHlitles which fnre a house a centralized fire alarm syi growing city are being met by tem for the city. The. new 38xfiO Tampa's city officials with a mul­ structure will he of concrete block ti-million dollar construction pro­ construction and will cost about gram designed to ease this com­ S7B,000 when completed. It will munity's growing pains without also provide storage space for the and house the , ____ forcing an additional burden on Its Fire _Department now main switchboard which taxpayers. Street navlng, sower construc­ lorntrd at Station No. 1. In the last ten years the con­ tion, hospital additions, and water plant ex'-anslon plans are on Ta m ­ sumption of H ly water has more pa's building agenda, but the high than doubled. There are over 47,costs of these projects will not be fltig paying consumer* end the In -1number Is growing rapidly. The reflected In proportionate waterworks not only have to sup­ creases in taxes. Instead, the city, with Mayor ply the demand inside the city Curtis illxiin taking the lead, has limits, hut also XI per cent of the planned the majority of Its hig users who reside outside the city. Kenliilng that an ample supply projects through Issuance of reve Iflcates, with users of the of water Is a major requirement * !ii . ,h** ‘ "Sts of the t<<r a city, the governing officials facilities. I „f Tampa have taken steps to osThe completion of a *12.000,000 sure It* citlxen* of sufficient water sewer construction program marks for future needs. Preliminary field another milestone in the civic work ha* been started on a $4,progress of Tampa and, after 040,000 expansion program at the manv frustrat'd years of waiting, municipal waterworks plant. Con­ Its benefits are lielng shared by struction of additional facilities, which will Include 4 new filter all residents. Largest In the State, the Tampa units, thus Increasing the filter -’rogrnm was designed by experi­ plant's l ­capacity from 30 to 40 mil­ enced engineers to provide ade­ ion gallons a day, a 8,000,000 gal quate sewerage and treatment fa­ Ion reservoir, a 1,800,000 gallon cilities to rolled and give primary elevated tank and many new large treatment to all domestic and in­ main*, will require approximately dustrial waste within the city lim­ three year*. its. It also Incorporates a master Installation of whit* way mer plan for the stihurlian areas, when cury vapor light* In the downtown and if they deride to come Into the areas highlights every building rltv. and object along the main thorThe total cost of (he enllre sys­ tem was reduced from an esti­ mated *n,ooo.msi to !]2,oon,ooo a raving to the taxayer* of a toll million dollars. Credit for this unusual achievement should go to Mayor llixon who, hacked up by *le City llnnrd of Representatives, insisted that there he open bidding on all major projects, thus encour­ aging outside bidders to seek city work. Financed hv revenue certi­ ficates, which will lie paid off hy ewer rhnrges, fees paid by the ouhllr for service, Tntnpans gel a $12 ,000,1‘00 system without paying one cent of direct taxes. That Is something that no other city has been able to do. The success that the Tampa ‘ewer construction program met In virtually every phase goes far to establish this installation ns the most efficiently-conducted civic endeavor in the city's history. Another step forward in Ta m ­ pa's progress is the proposal hy city officials to construct an addi­ tion to the Tampa Municipal Hos­ pital. Contracts for architectural work on the new 273 lud wing have la-eri signed nod the actual construction work will begin with­ in a few month*. Estimated cost of this project Is set at $I,IMMJ,(HM). A jmrthm of the city's cigarette tax filed* will he pledged to nav off the 20-year certificate*. Till* additional hospital space has beet needed In Tampa for n long tlmi and will greatly relieve the over­ crowded rondltlon of Tampa Munlrlpnl. . . . , Plans are now underway to start I dufhfarta' and gives T W n M ' * Th# fates* Clarelaaa, warmer lo o k .___ Ktropolltan thing In downtown metropolitan lighting, Ih*-.* new lights hare f i r greater intensity man i'„e uiJ •luster-type lights uied in th* past. Tampa’s streets have also taken on a new look. They are now among the l**t in the country. More than 200 miles of street* have been paved or resurfaced In the past few years and this Im ­ provement will continued until all thoroughfares arc uniformly In rx->B cellent condition. 1907 Sanford As*. ROY WALL Free! Aik foe • tree la*. Klferllve sees* I.eaSertkl*. copy today. ■' of Ivey’s Shoe Sale Continues Values to 11.95 J 3 - J 4 - S 5 - J ( 3 .8 5 Values to 15.95 IV E Y S USED CAR SALE In order to make room for trade-in*! on the new 1953 Huicks, which will be here Friday Jan. 9th, we are reducing; our entire stock of Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths, Pontiacs, Dodges, Studebakers, Buicks for this week only: CEILING PRICE SALE PRICE 91099.00 $ NO-00 91244.00 1 175-00 9 976.00 3 775*oo 9 985.00 9 755-00 1950 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan 91730.00 91455-00 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan 6 Cylinder 91767.00 91575-00 1930 Studebaker Champion 4 Door Sedan 91542.00 91336-00 1950 Bulck Special 2 Door Sedan 91649.00 91455-00 1940 Ford Convertible V-8 « 353.00 9 115.00 1948 Plymouth Convertible 1949 Ford V-8 Custom 2 Door Sedan • 1946 Bulck Super 4, Door Sedan 4 ( ,, 1‘ ' 1947 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan • ,8 f l Several other cars to select from thi » LI -r i 'V 'W : i ijP'. 7(7: ijfetf ftv- <-sv n*«aa»y Fla. Institute : 110 Magnolia Avenue nt Nelail«*a. Relatlaas. 2M03 South llumhy Street Orlsndo. Flor l v C-tfal 24p*f booklet m gs , _ , serving Seminthe Court two more or Fk. l i l t �TIIF . f U N r W ID H E R A L D iln pr or,ruling their nierchnndi w\ Thursday, Jan. 8, 19S2 Page J 'and by the banks themselves who 1today eagerly shout to the world (how easy it h to pul up a tenor,A By r v M T H I l IO W R Y ii.sn Alt tbit put) m -re and mure At* N o . t i tint i t Writer wclJ.e M .CaiUn hat h it lot Ch> l.e.v member' W-M » iripunstbtlity on the p u r.h v m in T H I R flU A T Church will meet at 10:45 *. m in itimed tni'o"the'Sanford Woman's;cago, 111. to spend some time repainting the wheat of necessary Th* regular meeting of Semin- the EdUcalInns! budding a-* fid it’* hren a long time purchases from the chaff of un­ ola Rebeknh Lodge No. 4.1 will Iowa; Circle No. 1. Mr*. B. F. Me Club at their monthly luncheon, Dr. and Mr*. II. H. McCaslIn will heard anyone say tlntlv und sim­ St. Catherine’- Chapter of Holy meat at the 1. 0. O F Hall lit 8:00 Whorter. chairman, in the Phlln program and business meeting have as their guest for the week ply. “ I can’t uf fold It." And per-1 necessary ones Cross Epi*co|ial Church met on The ease with which persons n m All member* ore urged to be thra classroom: Circle No. l» Mr*. yesterday nt 12:21) o’clock. The end Mrs. James It. Dodge of Jack­ Imps it would he a good idea to Monday afternoon nt the home of Tpflturr thum* foili unmuiiiluntrtl w^h nn<* niodfui inpresent Voile William*, rhalrtnnn. In the new member* are Mrs. L. E. sonville. Mrs. Randall f’lui-c at 2:181 o'clock. words to a pnpulai spot m our mme* can acquire necessary things 'I tie Palm Circle of the Carden T E L classroom; Circle No. .1, Mr*, Thompson, Mrs. Sidney Ives III, Mrs. W. K. Kiiehlioff, chairman, viM-uliiilitries tudav lias made life considerably Club will meet at 7:'t(t p. m. with liraiIrv Odham, chairman, in the Mrs. Walter Morgan. Mr*. I). P. Dr. and Mrs. W. Vincent Roliert* opened the meeting with u prayer more pleasant. It Is wise borrowMr*. II. C. Oaken, 422 Scott A ve- Golden Circle classroom: Circle I.nnier, Mr«. Jack Stamper, Mrs. have left for Pensacola where Dr and during the study portion of . . ed that most families in the coun­ ing, for Instance, for a salesman to ®>ue. Mr*. It. K. liatliff will serve No. 4, Mrs. It. |„ Itann. rhnirnmn. Lowell Trh>j«, Mr*, lluelen Crier, Hnhert* will enter the Naval Air acquire an uutomnhile on credit, Uu* meeting tin- Rev H I >ttl.eton a* co*ho»te*a. In the Men's Wide classroom: C ir­ Mr . A. 11. Berber and Miss l.ois Corps. try were spending a feu liumlied and pay for it while he is using It. /ImiHciiiuin talked to tlie group on i K ID A T cle No. 5, Mr*. W. C. l.ynn, chair­ Cainphell. They were introduced __ __ more dollars a year than they were It is a gooil investment for the vestments and vesture*, and cere­ Bose Circle of the Sanford C ar­ man, In the Young Men'* elnss- by Mrs 1.. E. Spencer. ml Mr*. John E. Rridffer* earning. Conning monev has he* Mr head of a family to buv a washing monial- of tlie chuteb. Hostesses for tile luncheon in­ have den Club will meet nt J>:48 a. m. room; Circle No. it, Mr*. It. 0. come an eliornton* business as it moved to Sanford from lunching largely on credit, ami At the euliclusioii of the meet­ with Mre. U, II. Crumley. Moore, chairman, in the Woman'* cluded Mrs. W. II. Nlchnl*on. Mrs. Mure head f i tty, N. C. ami arc re- has become ensirr In bmtow mon- to have the u«c of the machine ing refreshments wen- served to Tho Isora Circle of the Carden Bihle classroom; Cirrle No. 7. Mrs. Hugh Nicholson, Mrs. Alfred Stan­ silling at the Caiolina Cuesl ev. Installment tdnv Imving puts through the period when it Is be­ Mis. W. A. I.efflei, Mr*. Richard Club will meet at 2:.'tU p. m. at the It. I - Johnson, chairman, in the ley, Mrs. Eugene William*. Mrs. Home. almost anything our hearts desire ing paid for. Irvin, Mr*. Ilemv Mcl.iiulin Jr., home of Mr*. Hoy Creen. 704 Pal Cleaner’s classroom. A covered F. T. Meriwether ami Mrs. H. B. in our paths. The world’s most mysterious in­ Mrs. W J . Mtirri^in, Mis. Earl Trouble comes, as it must, when strument, motto Avenue. Each member I* dlrh luncheon will tie served at Crumley. Everything, fiom diamond stom­ the "V IC TO R T H E R E ­ Mrs. S. M. Van Hook nnd sons. At this meeting each year past asked to bring evergreen specimen noon. Circle No. I will present a achers |o hetiside ludios, are the family over-exlend* itself with M IN ,” will In* featured in a i , . i i . Burdick, Mrs. Kiiehlioff, Mr*. H. lilents of the club are honored. Van and Dick, are expected to ar- available today on the dollui-down- the pay-ns.you-go-syslem. It might cert to he given by the nutionnllv F. W liitin-r.lt., M r- llniiiett W ar­ for identification. program in the church at 1:00 n.in. .. . i . , ___ -r rive hack in Sanford tomorrow swing payment' on the car. or the ren, M r-. Edward < . Kuhn and The Jacaranda Circle of the Sun* with Mrs. John E. Fox a ' leader. they were seated at a large T - llf|l,r v U f(lr lhe holiday sen- and •n little-even month Ini both. But known Mason S a w Bell Ringers M i- <'ha*e * machine, » r both. w,„, ,mr, n„ , |„ [|ahann which i, floe nod .......... . 4donl Carden Club will meet at 2:00 The theme used will lie '‘Baptist -hap."l table ami were as follow. nt the First Batiti-t ( ' l u n c h i n . , ' Where most of os \mo.iouns full when It is also pnvm gun new-wall- night at 7:811 p n> This m v-ier*h. m. ut the home of Mr*. It. E. ' Women Around the World." The Mrs. It II. ( rutiilev, Mrs. H. new TT\ V -et. down, apparently, is p. the do. •’"'Holing, a new nursery will he open for the Sun­ Wnvde Rucker, Mrs. Ralph All-tin I'eurlfoy, 1104 Elm Avenue. ions instrument h a - no k c v h . M i . l - , ami a fur coat, trouble is likely to interested to jmrlment of decision determinstring*, reed* or pipes mid tcThe Hibiscus Circle of the Car beams und children of pre-school Smith, Mr*. It. E. Tolar. Mr*. Friends will he break oul in the budget. George Swart*. Mrs. (I. P. Hern- leai n that Willard Cotinollv has !nK what we really me justified spomls to lhe motion of the per­ den Clull will meet at 2:110 |). m. a t ,11*1 ,', Circles of the Women of the Ion and Mrs. It. -• Holly. Another |rt.on transferred from the Florida in going in the hole for. Credit, for most of ns, is so former'* hands waving over d in the homo of Mr*. Michael Cinson, Actually, the onus <>n borrowing easily come by today, it's hard to space without being touched. 121 Scott Avenue. Co-hoatesiea First Presbyterian Church will past president. Mrs. James Mmigh Sanitarium In Orlando to Vcternns I I ♦* ('a tli"lif \\ 'iii* i) * ( ’lull of will he Mr*. K. I - Harm and Mr*. meet a* follows: Circle No. I, Mrs. ton, was unable to lie present ami Hospital at Bay Pines. He wa* sc- mtmvv ha* tu»en uumvctl fur a ln'llftT that Lhprc'i anvlhin*? wo All SiitiU i ’iillflii* i itiiii-h tvf Sati • comparltlvely few years Not too really can’t afford. Hot these Charles Wilke, chairman, with a note of ri'gret was rend from cntnpanie.l hv the llev. and Mr*. A bowl of fresh fruit mill r« n ft* 'I’ll 4*11’4‘t IM| IH"VI' fit 4*| -4 ||| II 11. C. DuBoso. long ago. individual leu rowing w as rather small payment* here, larger fine dessert for n ho|idu> mini iniM'ttrur holil m the mmi'i Moriilnv* Mr*. D. C. Howard. 1102 Oak Ave­ Kenneth Menslng. The Mimosa Circle of the San­ nue, with Mrs. C. C. Earle a* co­ her. not only frowned upon, but ar- payment* there, and those down During III" program n skit wa* when It'* served with fresh dote*, M im Mm v Mt Mnlmii pn nltleht; ford Garden Club will meet at hostess at 2:K0 n.m.; Circle No. 2, Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Tcrwlllegar without security payment* have a way of piling up cluster* of raisins, and i ousted Mrs. Koluot Itatinuifi. vin« jirrul 10:00 a. m. at the home of Mr*. Mrs. W. D. Hof man. chairman, presented under the direction of the unwary householder until Mrs. Chniles MacDnwell of Winter and son Byron are expected to ar- I practically lmpossl.de. I eopte •........ " *re .......................... J . M Cameron on Celery Avenue. omes a_ __ day when he's not _only_ walnuts. To roast the walnuts put 11«"fiit; Mr« KIi’lln*»r Pivuv, hc% M The Dirt Gardener* Circle of the with Mrs. W. A. Ludwig, 008 East Park. Mrs. MacDowrll Is the state rive tomorrow from Spartanburg, " ,? w-anled to buy something us- fbroke hut worried sick too. It take* n pound of them in their sln-ll* in tut v iiiitl Mr*. Ni*lI I .iv iriL'^Uo ' h',[r /"‘d’1" " l”‘" ' "' Carden Club will meet at 10:00 Fourteenth Street, at 2:80 p.m.; director of economic security for S. C. to visit her parents. Mr. and “ " “ F a >lern, realistic mind to sit down Mrs . .................................................. J. II. Triilnek. .sir. Mr Te rw lli# -1||#(| en0(|Bh ,h ,,r money until they «<lh . . ... . , Kill her Itlrluinl I. v« im a.m. at the home of Mr*. It. F. Circle Nft. .1, Mr*. Lloyd lloyle, the Florida Federation of Worn- __ lerwiue nnreha-e I'fHcll and paper to figure ............ . t Robison, 1407 Ka*t Second Slrrel. chairman, with Mrs. Ralph Austin en's Club, nnd the skit was based gar plans to return to Spartanburg price nnd then went out nnd mil in fold numbers Just whnt we porch built on my house ih l- year. ................... . Anyway, the trim and the kit. hen , „ f l,..( l l w..... -erThe Asalen Circle of the San­ Smith, 2021 Park Avenue, at 8:00 on the snblect of federal aid for after a vl«l* of several days and bought it. These were tougher eus- ,,,n ' “ 'mot afford. And chanare painted the car is Piet v new, , . M l, | „ -i,t u r ford Carden Club will meet at 8:00 p.m.: Circle No. 4, Mrs. J. I). local protects. Those taking pnrt Mr* Terwlllegar and her son will tomers. and the very process of ees are, if we do sit down and fig- he T \ set is all right and the man :IpriP,en . Woodruff, chairman, with Mrs. were Mrs. Wov Tllll* . Mrs. .1 D. remain In Sanford for several p.m. with Mr*. Fred Pope, it out, we can't affoid it, and 1 * com I lit; IH'Kl WrCl* to nmiMin -------------------• Having to Itiiv rhminntf.l ulnint l|r* ' . , Sullle Harrison Chapter, daugh­ Woodruff, 112 West Seventeenth Cordell. Mr. Wallace Philips, and weeks and fmirii's wr ran no without il nn the |»r**- fnr pi,, enrpoliiiu. And tin' hunk i ,, ters of the American Revolution, Street, at 8:00 p.in.; Circle No. 6, Mr*. John L. Lee. Tltivintf ha** hi‘«*n mrnh' infinitidv mivwny. i^n’t wriiim: mo iiiih I v uotii I |n ‘•hiillow f"»M I 'nf hi h i*hmP| Mrs. W. L. Roche, chairman, with The humorous skit depicted the will meet ut the home of Mrs. II. 1‘aHh'r f**t fh* itn -1 nl ifi'fii’i at ion, Okay, ohnv* So I'vi* hint nvv lee* know when I nin't nfforil mhiiv *»v *-ii fio nl imf lutlf un hour H 4 Wayde Rucker, 541) Valencia Drive, Mr*. J. I.. Corley, Cameron Ave­ problems and nvulveinents mining t»oth l»y Jh-M who uho th ru art* tore .So 1 can't afford t«* have a thinir — until *prinu thr\ an* I" •** **• nue, at 2:8ti p.m.: Circle No. * 1 , whin n -mall community seeks with Mrs. Ituckrc, Mrs. W. It. Bul­ lard, Mrs. It. tv. Ituprecht and Mrs. II. C. Moore, chairman, with federal aid. Ill the skit it became Mils* Bur bum Ituprecht us host- Miss Lois Campbell, Dellnry, lit appaieiit tliut every dollar spent cast’ll. Mrs. David M. Wright of 8:00 p.m.; Circle No. 7. Mrs, C. It I by the government come* from The Ionian Singers, male viH’al Eagle l.uke, Fla. will he the guest l>nw-on, chairman, with Mis. C. the local ]>ii‘ ketl....k , in one way ensetnhle. will present their prospeaker und all member* are II. Harris, 1115 Myrtle Avenue, ut or another. 2:l'U p.m.; Evening Circle No. 1, Mr*. Smith Introduced M i- gram in four part* Friday night urged to lie present. Townsend Club No. I will meet Mrs. Mabel Brown, chairman, with Maelhiwi’ll n« a personal friend at K till o'clock in lhe auditorium of nt 7:20 |i,m. at the City Hall. All .Ml** Sura Warren Ensterhy, 117 | nnd titled that she had served ill the Southside Primary School. The in- 1uti- federation In many of. grtmii is being sponsored by the senior cllWen* are Invited to at­ West Tenth Str-nt, nt H:0n Evening Circle No. 2, Mrs. n ; 'leemid a- president of her local Municipal Concert* of Hanford. 1 tend. Shepard, chairman, with Mrs. I'ot lul The fi'-t mu linn uf I lie program The Hemerocnllla Circle of the l.unier, 2528 Palmetto Avenue, nt pie- III.'Ill of till’ local Is entitled "( oPcerl Hall favorMr*. TiB Garden Club will meet at 7:‘iu p.m, .1:00 p.m. with Mrs. Joe (iarrell cloli, I'unitucteil tlie bn-ines* nieet illes" uml is i onnuKi'd of "On I with Mrs. M. B. Smith and Mi-* tr* co-hostess. ing during which time M r-. Silen­ Great Lone Hills" (Chorale from Ethel Hiser. The program will be TP FS D A Y cer iinnoiiiieed that the birthday I "Finlandia" i . hv SIholiu*; “ Alt pirn horticulture, The Unity "Tru th " fin s , will i rnh-iidiirs were now ready for dis­ Evening’- Pastorale,” hy W Shaw; M ONDAY meet at the Valdes Hotel at 7:lf! tribution Mrs Rucker, dmiruinn "Drinking Rind" ( l-word round). Cireles of the Woman’s Mission­ p.m. The puhlic is cordially invited if the Civic Department, -tilled by Mount; "Irish Cradle Song” or display arid......... tea Dilnk to Me tSulv, hv Iteiiertsoil, 'hat ii museum .... ............. ary Society of the First Baptist to attend. would be held uu Jan. 21 to be '>nd "Burn Song" ( Humoresque ' preeedrd with eteethill of iiffieers hrlr*. fi»r tliu Civie Depurtliient at 2 tin I’m I two Is made up of "College pm Mr*. Miriam Bussell will arid (.'lei' ('lull Reniiniseencea,” ■i rvi’ n- i hutrrnnn of the unttipie ami ■mails the follow ing number*: ■ i | display and anyone wl-htng to ills- "Torehlcaters Indian Ghost I.V N N , .'..ass. (/71 -r.»U f genera nlav liltli'les Is reipiested to eon- Donee" I IVmon* Collegel, hv nl* St. Mark's Chapter "f Holy -ell l.viniin; "Secrets" (Wesleyan), Cross Episcopal Chtircli met mi thins of mnies nil with tin- -tune tint h*-i Mr . (' M. Flowers stated that hv C. R Sindh; "A -rovin ’ " (sea — Monthly night with Mrs. A. W. nntni' Is the distinction enjoyed hyl 9l.ee ut her home on Laurel Ave­ the Evan* family of Saugus, which the social department wilt ludd a rhnnlevl. hy Hawley, and "The nue. The buslnes* meeting wus is currently enjoying a winter re­ I ridge nnd Canu-tn party on .Ian. Ismg Dnv Closes," hy Sullivan. conducted by Mr*. Boy Holler nnd union. I t at 1:20 pin and upon tecoin- Intermission follow- tld* portion of the program. the *luily course was |n| by Mrs. Great • grnnilfuther is Frank litendnlloll of (lie executive boon! Amelia Noble. of (lie chili the group voted to The third port is entitled "From Evans, 78. who lives nt Lake baler In U » evening light re­ change the nni.unl ho-pitn! hone- Backwoods to Nursery and Draw Mary, Florida, having partially re­ freshment# w*ro servwl to Mr*. fit parly In a club hem-fit party, Ing Room," und entails "Hey Holler, M r«, Ruth Scott, Mr*. R. L. tired from business for several sell edit led for April 15. Rubin, Jolly It old ii," lev G. Shaw; years. Ho still maintains a place of H u y now nnd Have d u rin g m trtn ‘;'* Cornell. Mr#. Joseph Bounder*, The meeting was opened with "Song of Strep." by Walton; "On business In Boston, where he own* Mr*. Mnrguret Bower. Mr*. Ed­ Wings of Bong.” lev Mendelssohn: the pledge to the flag anil thr rlc n ra itrc ! ChotiHe from m ntn mund MeUch, Mr*. Noble and Mr* the Plymouth Chemical Co, und singing of Ilia Star Spangled Ban­ "I)r. Foster." hv Hughes, and has happy memories of hi* days "Ono More Itivsr,” hv Warlock. ner, The devotional was given hy tlerfii) ilrcHHcs— custmlH, iln jlt p ’ b'*1' L<t«’.\ 1^______ ________ it n« the champion tighl-wlrc nnd Mrs. W. I*. Yesley. Pnrt four I* entitled "M irth and slack-wire performer In the world. tlrcHH.itp frorliH . . . now iln c v ’idlv Pntlms in the Gras*.rout* uf the Second in line I* the giniulBooth" und I* composed "f "Were m liit 'e il! Ml |>i i •cflo i t " ' fulltcr, Frank Evans Jr., 51), who You There" ( spirituali, hy Ringowns the Alwln Color and Chem­ R A IN B O W A S S E M B LY waid-Martin: "Cindy" Ihenlm kv ical Co., an off.*ho(,t and affili­ Mrs. Joe Corley, advisor, an­ mountain bnlliul), hv Mnlln; "I «‘m fr inn W IN T E B I AR K <Special j — ate of hits father’s business. Hi* nounced tmln^ that the regular Dream of Jennie." hv Foster; Rrdlln* College opened it* winter concern i* located In East Boston meeting of Rainbow Girls srheil- Boor Wood Mountain” tKenluekv term this week and prepared for and recently Mr. Evans developed uleiled for Monday night ha- hem Imlloill, hv Mnlln, nml ........ I Night H i ,! I f ) - :i!l.! » r . three of the outstanding event* of u new Industry in Smigu*, (lie riitirelled because of the public in - Walt*," hv Vogel. manufacture uf Alwlmd, n liquid stnllullon being held by the Muthe *chon| year. Classes began nl 8:21) n.m. I ties- detergent soap. soli* op that night. day morning, nnd will continue If you like to make soup from Third in the generation* I* through Mur. 20. During the per ­ Frank Evan* Aril, 21), who work* the turkey bone* left after the i o d the.annual program* of Found­ as u textile technician and sales­ I!y is the bnhy's mother, the for­ bird has been carved, remember e r s ’ Week, with the Animated man covering Maine, New Hamp­ mer Myrtle rurhush. The couple that such broth I* perlshatde Magaiine. the Economic Confer- shire ami Vermont for his fallu-r. now reside* at Iln Lincoln A v e ­ Don’t let It stand around In cnco and the Bach Festival will be The baby, Frunk Evans 4th, I* nue, Sittlgil*, while the Krnnk warm kitchen! Refrigerate Il iiheld In addition to other college- five months old and is n native of Evans' Jr*, live at 205 Lincoln soon ns possible, nnd use it stnu I ly after you've prepared It, sponsored activities. Atlanta, Cn. Completing the fain- Avenue. The first college e>\it will he Thursday night nt 8:15, when two outstanding educational films will ho shown In the Annie Hu*'ell theatre. They are God of Creation 0 M EN S W E A R and Birth of the Soil, and showInga will he for the benefit of the Cai# Iberia endowment fund. Btfinnlng next Wednesday eve­ ning at 5 o'clock, the weekly O r­ gan Vespers will lie heard In Don'! misH Hie mill of lhe year! Knowles Memorial chapel. Dr. Herman F. Hlewrrt, who will play 'I weeds, gnlinrdineH, flannel*, ■t the vespers, announced this fine woolens — by yo u r favorite suit wrek that two new alopa had been added to the chapel organ, which designers. T h e y ’re destined la the largest church organ In cen­ All-w ool h I d r Io und dnuhli! hrenntud, tral Florida. for it sellout MtcresH al Ibis low p rlre l few rayon*. H o r u Iu i h , idiortn, Io iik h . On Jan. 27 a five day run of Come earlv for yo u r lies! selectionn! "Spring For Sttro" will he given ^ f r y the Holllna Plavora and the S t u d e n t Music Guild. Bally MonSale prlrrd \ slur* from sour will direct the music, and Wilbur Dorsett the stage, Tha Economic conference, cen­ A ll-w o o l K i i k II h Ii T w p o i Ih , tered about the Florida rattle In­ regular« only. dustry and to which have been Invited state and nationally nromInent cattlemen, will be held Feb. 6-fl. Tha Anlmnted Magaiine I* scheduled for Feb. 22, next to the last day of Fourniers’ Week, which C rF T X Group of fino gabardines and cottons, ^.begins Feb. 10. The General Rasve So vematili . . . m o fnshinn-rlglil Lj I \ S 1 \ 4 \ i kJ solids, plnliln. Mostly mod. Inrgo nnd Inrgo Blzen. WDratcrlcal contest will Its given with sweatrra and blousa*. thr«r smart Feh. 10. ■klrta 4ftuidc your wartliohel Th s annual Bseh Feillv*! All-wind in many styles! he given Mar. 5-7. This year*# fes­ tival .will lie directed by Robert Bale priced Value* from |f"fetader of the Jullllard School of Music, New York, assisted by C Z J /" j About 75 pairs plain toes, wing tips and 7.95 - 1(1.05 Feted Gram Swing, of the eolleg* Nine New Members Enter Woman’s Club C M ) OF WEEKLY SOCIAL M I E S These'Women Mr-i. Chaat* Houte3n Tt» Catherine’s t ntholic Women Have Officer Election Ionian Singers Will Rive Program Friday innunRv Mrs. Ix'e Hostess To Evans Family Has Reunion In Lynn St. Mark’s Chapter Sale Starts Friday January 9th DRESSES ^l*r^Krnm Outlined At Kollins College Qun. SUITS • CLEARANCE SUITS Now $29.95 - $32.80 - $34.20 SPORT-COATS Now $18.95 24.»r» - nuin 105 34.95 Wardrobe stand-bys! Now Yz Price faculty. Soloist# Include onera star Rose Ru kui>o. Hampton, immjiHin, Lydia ujnim Hummer* lugh, Roas Rosasxa and Harold “ Haqgh, Noi nrman Fafrnw. parrn Prgaldent Hugh F. McKean and 'ait Edwin R. Walker of Rolllnr are In Loe Angrlea, Calif., thlr week, attending the annual meatIne of the Asoorlatlon of American colleges. Dean Walker la alao at* tending a meeting of academic deana In conjunct Inn with tha con­ ference, They will return to their college duties about Jan. 15. Stretch leftover creamed cbiekan or turkey with canned green | ^ n d eerve aver a puffy omelet for • 6 luncheon dish. J iJ v y ij J f* A C / / A I 1A L a lk J v //] Lj y / l I O Your balovad (laaaic* In an array uf lovaiy colors! Cardigan* and ailponx In alica 31 In 40. Group of Tropical Shlrt-ntylo jncketH, Holld color*, formerly $9.05. ’ Now $5.95 Values from Hal* prlr*d 4.05 - 8.95 2.95 - 5.95 ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GOODS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. tMii vJ i YPma iR B I N S Colorful Sweaters Now $5 75 - $6.45 V M B » * u tl/u 1*Fa#er Ski Shews Dmlif 3.95 - 9.95 tnoccualna. All made by General .Shoe Co. All good vnlueal / f 'M MENS AH SaleH Final W EAR ........ m s h . u " .. *a t & i l) �L tt fa' 1 H «I Seminole .IVs Wi l l *’■««'« Win With-Palaika Here Tomorrow Night Ttoi m h y . J — . I , i m i th e P I Rollins To Play Stetson To Play Air Base To Play Oviedo’s Phenomenal Cager Jones in' Row over kVc All Six Seminole County Prep F.S C. Tonight Tampa In DeLand VJ-62, Replacing Raises Point Lead To 64 Total Key West Quintet p n i a t u « j.iyVccs Teams To Play Tomorrow Night In Winter Park Tomorrow Night VJ-62 Loses 1st Sanford • Game In Orlando To Hughes 42-36 :;r,!: I SFV* r* IT \l I'M IT M \* •••• M ’N f i . fr l11 l . 1.1 «.|x*r i 'i " . * 1 t i '\ | i i \ H T \ I, ........ . .. T i l l . . . . » v » . 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I «••**•-•I A I '•* s.f fli|« t**a**k MA s*.n »*|Issw 1 , .. . . . . . . 11 1 •> !■ 1 1 1 : 1. 1 1 11 j .\t * i i i :I. f ,ASII (JL'UIMIN anil hlse at vcntureN In Npnr* mm * -W -^Tv-4 ' Chuck Davoy Plana Elaborate Trainlnir C lIlr A r in rlC _ ^J!furt WF.DNKNDAY'H EIGRTN B » The Associated Press CLKVEUND: U i t e r rilUut. }**• ^• D jjbjtupped Dal flanagan, I , *e>r,l*'I BOWUHC TONIGHT room i."c ;- - T of a mssHWs dcMvna |n iipatlm from Michigan n tiii Open Bowling / a l l r ig m t , 7 ---------------------- * f tx R c u T iO N re i Y O U B -JO B « P O N B i N O W IT 'B YOU* T U R N l ---------------- --- ----------- G&CtNG18 RACKS Ii hnulllnoctr for 'M l It'a Oldsmolilln's sll-urw Super "BB" with an esell* Ing new line-up of "power” fealureal A mttgnlficmt nnv "Worhs" f.'ngfrta M i a hlglter-|Hiwrrrd, hlgher-r.miprtui..n, higher-voltige "M m k tl" F.nginel A W (Wn/-/viw lAavr llrukrt* , . ■ with • low, light-pmsure T0MICHT |w.lal for safer, faster, 40% easier atopsl A W fVwter Styling for brilllaul , Iwauly! C M I W - r Stuffing* tn help you park, turn and maneuver with 80% less efTorll A W Ihm rr-KIJr (Jm u lt for new smoothness and PaWy BaaMa Malalagat an<l alw«pJflU r l ! M / m l! I I M light! Ilnhl thn jirrttn! I l M nrrylhing until yurt see the RabirShlat • P.M. »Tftj prfss MICKKY MOITHE All In all, It's the "1110 F E A T U R E " car of ike year . . . Super Horsepower ha* been boosted to IAI --------------‘ - TMht •« •nnworverion rath, rsbed rs.^___ la • fu I . . . ignition raparity inert sand ■parity Inert by a otw 13-volt tfeelrie. deetrleal system. "(18" uld.tnnhilr for l'biJl It’s mt display . . . In our showroom today/ • O p r t M M t 04 r i f r v i«kf, N IW Itia O L 0 IM C 1 IL II NOW ON R lfR ^ A f Public Auction AT YOUR O lO S M O R Ill D I A U R 'S HOLLER MOTOR SALES Corner Second and Palmetto |»hont nil U n til A . I — •*«!!—( he lot t s i i r as i l i r e is it ( h r altv • h rtiirr piahll* I «nils*H . f* |.M -e t t .«111 * islM»« »* e*ll sale la If ms lit • N IIN .lf he •• -p ssn -lh lr ls*V tM ittr lim it r«r Itu sirartl In* of Cotllry SoppIloA ."ilil) ( hick -*. T r i i i Some WriAen t'e m in g . I’Ii Ih Merelinniliwe T o the H ighe st N in tli THE H E R A L D I— 1‘CIR R l.V r i K 1. A K A Annrtment' I I ! \V ^Irnt Street IMioi e l^o W aOI LA U W A N P It \ RY IU :i»s l.iv, week ni mouth Tel lll?.'» Kiirmliire renter. I lit W Kirn! te e d l*i. 11nil* iiw anil ele. H iv in g Sold linn. ’ -v _ E le c tric llrtuHler W ire | S A N F O R I) 1 I’ ic k e lI 1 .11*1 it C ates . U . | |l. % ..» Fltt I I HI $1,8)0. IMIWN *-1 F l't II •* IM M E D IA T E I‘ll8s|:s8t(»\ oilt r 2 llcilroi'ltt I'l.1*1*11" h»*l*.' I" ..'id '.'“I i ll'l k W A N T A D S III new. 7.1 It Ini |ii*t u,'t «< k I but has city water \ b.itg im at I "ic ’ .i! c. F o r K c h u ILh ll .ml) ftiTixi riv fislli.wiMM VRlfV "P H I ••• I c.ipp* r A nil llnwf l*l« piiMUliH In l’l»# SEM IN O I.E 10 VI tY I po ke'l In i A N hluiil llristlil 1320 Maen.dla I'h.m. I Ttinr I .Ir|»f llf»r lnarrllHR Some " n i e i it Ifinr* 1••«*|*er line UarrllnR .01*1 troughs VS «| < * ill! l i f t PI C K SPEC IALS a time* Hi* per line ln«erll«*n Il MIA |»i.II’C I 3 in I Rcil.iur.inf. k ’aa Htatnm • ele M um . 4H iliitr* fit per line ln«erllon rntittik, piTfrcl cumliltiin will M'U Du m* i , 11,t iilli -e lo I lie •Ir r ’f llnr l«*r l enrlv ruBlrm l F lir ll s»r*l« f»* Ike llnr. Iuim iu ’ hh For i’i) account «»f h’u’hc'i hu!D r I ,.i *A .1 iii '• D r m b l r l l a l r f ' t * r Miras l* I »»« e 4 H|*« M oki ..I the S •fif••r *l t Hicknc^' ).t If P ci.anil Well loc.itril fillfll-tlv'al l 1 mile* ' •Vl ••' P H O N E 118 • I < I' ’ ' I bedroom on 7' • .i*»« *• ft* n«f n ll ttnf A.I— M l.I hr «* s e p l r ' l S.mti i'l I to pi.nio Ideal C«*i I ' • t’ site * li r l>lrpti< *M e ••»» •*•• ' Itette*' bur« \ * i i n i n t l H i i t # h t « * k e tt a s . i i t n t t n i r I* rhoil'f %1'llM t|f»M *»f tl*»m* l ' *kk s I *i» m* supplii s M o I...., llw le.l in I lir l r l r | ' h " n r hi*s»l* In t* » <;il) IN H k Silt»A A * » I• A .||J ' I ’ll "I ry lH ro fssr th is ras's ssis»ii»«iiliilla*aa II A I I n » I f f l»s I OOI|,I|"1, •Mh o A8 i I** I w li ll I IV. Ik I h e r a s l A e r l l w r r l « e % | » * s i r # l It* pr»» lllIHl'i Tilled** I . .1 slot. Realtor, t > t. Pelt .» a rt». m, pr*«»«ipllt I m »»r»ler f**r I** rentier t h e l . e w l p n a a l h l f w e r % 1 * e S.uiL’i .l '»*.* I *"M . . to.” * I an er***r **%••*•- I** ****»t M* li.diu lt'* . " ite r I ’ laie. I W ill Sell Hid.ter, I ’ ritla* Jan . A l Ihe S n n fo n l K a rm e rs M u rk e t. t 'lile*. S o n lh KQt 11\ oi i»*"* •i hoilkt ( •Okl'fO *• tlkll \\ HUH I'L .. j* I * M W IM R St « I •»\ three lied...... * kipsltk'*io**in I. ••• • I *' * t»**t •Ii, *t •il* • i to- ituir do*1 *" dl l» l\ I uni • ir* t i it ••I I Ml * I i\* 1*1i I 1 *u.| I . ♦.»! \ ..***• «* M . .. • kne hi t ur it ill lb". ■ . IkI A I. ll .' >1l . , '.Hill'll |*o|d l g,»li It ot. Boo owell nice I . m .i I"'* "i 1 (• 5?!».” *s*0 111*|«k:I • k.!*•**• A l tn • v« * f of S.tfkfok I sttk 11 f ot ii*i' I 1’nl.U •»»»! 'a ’ 10 |.» I i.kI C.1Ol 'I Ilk* t t Ui . 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Home amt Office Fi\turcs Htdll. |> i M FI S I'A B IN E i WORKS i n Railroad Avenue . iVel.tka Bldg ) I . l l NIM H 11O ilK 11" Cinder. i d c i y and Melbmidte Avenues. I'honc B»2" B l l. S ILL Plan*. I’rchniclan. Flume ill I IV Bout. ! Sanford, ,a properly I 11 M II 111 lilt IV It 1 1 ; i . i U : > Iv enun I, lt >•, ..m Feat 11* OOO l .11*1 die. |.,p Soil Dump I .... k ' i l l Ilf. E Hi­ | '..id . Rhone Drag l.l", <8„, 11 M il I. • It: F bn « ,,.,r , lld.l I" '»)' I,on,.. Hi l.v o. l i c k 8 m iW s.idi.s.l ... " r l into llii-li*. .1 1, r., • Ir c l tr>m I, ,1 III „ *.,.*., c ■*! .(" '" Ill s I', Msinf iP*^fk.» i l l . . II I'i -son- I ■ ■.im ." ' ." .Ir r tout' I.,.<!*,*, ' . o c I'M'-ci't a.l.l f.it.iT■' Iro'd.le ".. exli a*. Wl "*J llo .k gaurantc.-d Write H ""o F m *.,|'M'» and i'rc*oimg 'V , ; ........ . sr > iil.n,|. F^>, Ii. III I I' 11 I M I l> *M f*it ni tieil .i|k.ti1 lent i'll I* its l 11*1 |*,|! ••!•'tVa \••llll* I t OlVEIIS I’ l. W I S SI I It U ' 8 I di s i l t . ill. .gc pi.ml* s ' ii.t. ll.i.k d ..ml (,il,.r\ W P /El 17— Aotoinnblles • l.allei J pi:,.. ZIM M ERM AN Tin d / loot In good . orulitl II.'I.ll $18.8)18. I'll,.1).' p ii k licm .c frmlcr -1 . 27 II. >| s) | K l l l l ll (or 1 i i on.ldion ....... . I s in 11 18 U T O M O H III WE BI N 1ND t'l.E IN L.le model ir*r/ cars s.c 11 F M.j»la*te* * II I.ill" (I,Hull fxed * ais Illll and *:))/ A vex l*.*A* *iodei • *M-1no lt***l M ^ o.».* f.ilk .11 W lll»e» a'. (HI. i • r ' S i l l ' I '. ' 11*. I'lii un N >’• x • • M IR V ' 1 1 1 1 1 .1 furnished bed I»i *\aii p.ivnu 'it no huh k'**o* H o i I trn 11 in ilts*1 ........ I » :u l» .1* lid. I» u I'i i) i r.im:e refru'eralor »*i k »il .•••k »• tt,, -,.ii ca*li (.<r"*/•■ •arv even if j,.L.,-» I., i w,.(cr l.c.d i.'i.ti.d l. I l l ' I *| he.ilet h**( \* ata•r he.if* i » eiii vou owe oil t)*'rl S I .11 K m ile Siinfitril I'la > 1 ' b» ..li .l i'll ■ 11 >' tl.' 1 " 'il"c Dan lilliola .mil -til tdd'**i \ oi l llllc h tt.rl/Csr.l Cars foul s Rest Ibii I it I • •■»'• Second .tn/ Sallford l N Fl liM -'lll'D I h i In dr.... . S||l 11 IIIN * 1 1 IN I I II first m'M eil I'h'itie ill ll **i i I..MIMand I1' acres land BONIN M o r o n s — 19 I'hdlips I’l M|ie| I I - v .'* ••**-. • l Ip.\ M i I INC H i |(uv 15**1• ..f ..fo r I'l mil.* East ut llau I'atk ...» . d ui M**del lloiu** hi W\i»"* * • • p pi on. . . . » Vlr. M ir ... % i\ ■-..... I turd holt*.' .'•) I•■*t I'll wood. (J. It IIIIN i: l.n ri'T '" I 'l I M t.cyei»l t.M'. rimental Stall,,.. ;.U .Sanford III ll ill t.o.i*l* i .h ; I .Ml, 1, . \ id IVoislyo^" lit-xI Itdhm i lit.' ' .11 ,1 I ll ll,' Id l> M> 11 . FT It NISI IF'. D loom* tor rent in .inn. Nut *ei v '*, ,,. >' ..«.( I. ,i.i pro air home 3ln IV. .3rd ■it I P U M P Ilk lEb.d.l (,....,ls 23 Palmdb. . Fll,,.ie i s,,' 11 m o l.eilr.H. 1.1 furnished h"mr N K U ,|O M | .* Vl| Bv Kicsky. / TMEV OONE ' 1' o il I t l(N u t 'S Itt.s)...'** r i p i i ..,..)i.** walking dldaticc of town 80) .. . . . . . . Hall t (.$>• |*c l I' m *I'l-K c - ( Awm aot tv At 0|.cn dadv 2 to '■ l> m *1 .<8, •«• on VI. if itn iH .E s Magnelia Avruitr p m ptak ... I II 1 (hi If, your hit d> ,11 I0.S IV 1st SU I’l.one l?g .. I . ) ...I. t , , l't.1 s n t n t T h i it t v O N E BooM .-i (. c i« ni-v api.rli'.cnl Plume 1U8 It 2IJ2**< .ice 1<. ..... slidable for roople I’i lv.de Id h IP 11 I IlSF I -•<' o •. ,i i* ">.t 0|.p«*ilc l’»*l Office Inquire al -p i . | vl l i, 1 IM 111 I I an' mwNis fiAn III 11 lo ll .311 ■lacul.'iiii's Depl Sim c fOM io i j / / PI I M ltlM i S c II .' lln.ml M IIall I l I M f i l v iii l i b * ,k .ull . I ..el u p , " I ,u , I II.id . i lot all I— R E A L E S T A T E FOB S A I.E -3 I I .,, i . hv prlift Bull' ll. "I Blind*. , Im, il, II I I I I .',, kinds .,1 Beal I' laic II .eiinutllfttaP. . m plus Saul, id ' . PI ,m, 18 •* S M A LL .1 res,ill bungalow outside I,.8' •, S Pai k I 'p- lairs Ilf |.||*(’K I ’fklllplrh* M'p.nr 1 »T city limit*, alrca.l) rented f.V* I'l,.,.,. 'ii'*. . l l l p l N I I II U<d!Is in.i.lilt, gins! i n ' , -lmc.it $2 081 \ I \ l 11 \N Rl INI! m ,1 s| M IVOl III- Dun H u m ca*b lake OUT V*I88. Iiimlg.ige 111). III. I b '.ll' ' ' 'i n i n M , . ,i „ iu Mi Bos 1 I I I ' , c .1 Met aid |, .i »,,,. 1 - •• I'hlllt!* *’!<J * 'it M . *1 Tt I,I I 11 I l l l l It, ill,,. 111 \ IN ..s b u t V '(. cult ■ 1 Tee C8M !•> ] O'CEft e«L| New ot,If I t'le 1.1,,, k I . , , 10*1 I t... ill.) **I a■> 11..ill. II'll.lie \ I what ? a - ' ■'i rS'L't VOO II II ger^igniNia / maml 'I a *p (■)....rd.'it'd I',.I,al pile.- $,'i' n. isr (a ll Hall I........ I ~ ttt i i< »• v In irR THAT? r>'P » I I M l s£Nr WITH M I I it* I Tei ut* .at. be ai ranged NOW -WO THAT .. !a k’V'lI -mil I in, ,,l .1 1,1 lb « , I 1(1)111 II I 1 W il l I VMS. Iteall.ir 3Alt I II I I * I Oil s 11 I »lv CSCeNP I*J * •*! | III -\ M i lit 0 d.'l.ai lull I It a) men,I P. I ....d,|.ilsl. \ss.i. late revvia t h a * I'M, | I ., III I VNO , il ililllt) is nil ID II 11.1 I'honr 1873 1ltai.ll. Bank Bldg. II It ,l|.h I ,. I in* *l»'iM» clfict.'lll ll.. I t. IK E EIION I HOM E i I r< I've be.lrot.ru frame bm.*e "tt 08 M l I '• t K« fed ,,l llopt.'Vcd lake flout F.x l.l. a *fh Ira lot* House iw.• years ..l.l I U it •) »* I’nii I Excellent leriii* F .i,o | upas. tl It 111 (IlM IN A I l l t l l l . E V IlM |l I. V I llfl* •" Srnk.iri inq W. 1st St I'bnnr 7.12 Ma •■•r i . th P di.l $' . >1 • ««•*•! .1 \ \ * Illll' Ike 1 "• Ta ip .iilm i I., I in • I RR KUItNISIIE.ll 2 h r ," ....... garag. Army Blank*! ,||l*| 'M*l Iro n Navv .Siiiidos , .. at I, l|f*\A . Rl apailMi.r.l i onla.l ..wner at (asi Jill Sinful.I Ave •''boor l l ' l I llll ll" . » •• .1.11 . l\..il I* uitf I I » Is ( f i i • I IlfivV Magimlla Avenue | | | I I I.MI l l Mil* < *1 IN t | i* k him | * h * ml .1 i'leclrl.' Oil V M .E M• ,1 •»!#• V*•'• •** n « n ib * tits'fI*|*i ■* • H . V fli* I I t'BNIStlF'.fl 2 bedl,„..» him., will. till* lis-l P ill "• trfrlBtrifor fir I ..(I ' week* "Illy • t i n i l t* I 'h ts iir !*’* m I»* »• • » I two extra lots Be...... .able S c aid* 1 ' I*'" ''•ihi fur 8,1I , Will I lk. n .’H l») In* i a rl \ l< •• I?(! |.*» D* owner 1718 !Ve*l first si i e i ,•» i . u . ., iin Smith S.i.l . Te rm s ; H ag.mli \ .1 M. IM i i 1 I*.| i t \S|'I ICS I HF.DMnnM II*.I sK . .. -| I..I,J ' •aVif«*1i NA•• \\ * ( Mav fa" i 2 . " g " 'g*' F< l> , 11.,.Id L a ip* ( . ............. I is K ill - vi „ .i, r (<• .,•> • small i lit! n II3.7N' ihi $ 1.7*81 nil i ., ‘i II.,Inn. • al«f I ...... ( 1 1 •• « t. .cr. al.it apart...cnt s... I rl Put. ha e (•' . •.1.1 'I' .."iiplcte Fllinm c l ■•I/. C|l ... i. li .up. i i iv s Mow i ' • o ........ \l «Mk| l -II l *! , /»' > l I" I W. MAI I . Ilc.ill.ir V. i.I.Ull I .Ui ,„,... .,.),,■ "..k dining till ,i.i« * ; 'in ,,, •Call Hall" I'I ihiic IJ.Ji I’rb i i k I*" .1 %*■** »«i» • I,,KM. *| ll. AA'c'l.ughoose range, i: tit, .‘.i R. tft i .Ml NI Mil'll *Inc I I i l» * ,1 11u b..I.ll, 210 S •»i. me dm dull .1 >b, Its NEW TW O BF.DBOOM ma*otuv N EW I la u d . ...........I l>. per I‘ ilk At. I 4*17 S M I . In.0*.' Compl.'le (i I'. eqoi|.ped ledum ••(■* Il,.>.i mad*' like D M ) M \\ V \ FI R' Vrncllau blinds. Sparc heal.l ............ . furnlliirr l.lvtnuBMlNIH'. m*vv I i, i (im <I" hi Inc :.nd NI, 'VI .'* I’fHllltl 2138 Vale Avenue i.,ui.i "fit.', w .mmI kit. bciiclte yet. ) vvasiug ,1 " i " i .1.1. powri pi,ml III R M O Ol I 0 I ,1.-1. |<|t'f.ir mi n.ck. l . c fle e Set v , '....-I "I............. .. ‘ iiuc STO IIY and half house, fl.ivymg . , 1.1.' IJmi. I able. Hollywood tied pry*, || ll i.l, i ,,u, I ake Mary well ham and garage m back 'U ll htarllmar.l Mrs Frank $3,5(81 (n. G E t'orxon. lit i d d i a %m i m i l in i’* I l l " I sll.s Marl Apl it Higgins terrace. Box IW All l'**|lkllM» llinlkda I't,*' I'NIl I if. tlMI.' llu n .Mini" ■ IIIIH N ljll Kerosene healer H'l'd I i |u l.. 1 1 , Tel.' (.tllD S B O Itl) PACKAG E iii .ite MODF'.BN 2 herlrooii) house on I 1 > mdy ' weeks $1H (81 . ash 2108 F.iiudui.' Center. SI (Mil'. plum. i l ' , ln|, Dreamwnld Section rement ilr,m,:i' Avr_ tut., vv la.., *. Ilil W I M .1 blocks •icalc.l ssith knotty pine, deep well, nice garden spot; some you ' " I * 3 21— I.IIM ' .AND FO U N D — 21 young fruit trees Furnished or HOW id NOUR Y WE SB SM S A U iT T l V CAN Ar t ic l e s w a n t e d unfurnished Price W ,200.(8) 11. a F lA N C ^ A . ANNOVCP ... BUT S ELL *• | .(m l Gold and diiimrcul ccktn ll 000.00 C a s h , lull a nee *t.voo (3B T T i N (3 Mg'LU HAVS T O 3 E T Alt' thing im,: Reward Plume 1321 monthly payment I’hmie 1030 M We buy. sell anil trade used fucdkALON3 iN A U 9B P T O t*T l C O M B Ill'll. 1 lure Wilson Muter Furniture £ o between 7 (M i a in ami 4'00 p iii T m E BOrtuB 1 ) A L O N J , P A TH g g I j , lassifii > 1 311 K. 1st Phone o:Jt Ad N 30 acres on m.ii IIi stile of l.nkr J E S T t 11.'. YOUR "SHIP W ill Apopka Best frost protection. 118 V4(881 181 T O S K I.la COMF. IN” Sooner MBS. ALM A JOHNS I ' It I*»ID AI It 17 api.lb.n. sal. and Heal Estate Broker Hr tbs Aid of Nswipapse service il II lllgti iivieiln. I la 'K M . I l l I Winter Garden. Fla phone 4L.I nr Sanford 1*112 VV. ADVERTISING m+ \ Phone AM. Winter Garden K.MS P R E A D E R SF.ltVt* '1 l.lrue and .1 ROOM house Garage apart Dnlnmllf and Eendi/er Plum** W ill* Aik Ad tnenl 3 lots 13 fruit trees. 115 1.10.3 M |).ivirl FI Carpenter. N. Jessamine. O n ()ita in t" High** 11 1 . \ii ro B E K T L K IIA II.E Y v.l i L. Af I ( AGT H KJt ( • IDEM TI l L C*i B< nitk'.* B y H a u l ItohtnNiie ROCKET'! llie widest selection of color*, Ittsi.la and mit, In Oldsmobile hktoryl Sanford Bowling , AMO 4 HEW llfl madabilityl Iln lru.U aiie Suprr M ir * I Ir lg U a ln Car ConJiilenlng*! Aulnmlc*K)v*l h n u rim n nerc lnitrlor§l A’em Inurummi pan A ! Hns Grryfyxmd Gus is an Bw olr toolt* over WDBO at 4:10 with elf *•• 'dope' art the dngi of tha Orton* doSonford Kann*l Club. 1 1 * *i»mh .^anforJ \%rnur I C opper S p ra y e r *rv I* hi I'honr .1 .1 H 2 S h rd Htutr** M‘H h T r a c k THEY BEEN IWIHMAWMIN' tMROUOHOUt ir<? THIS NfCK US W TH W O O O S r^^ si SEED POTATOES DOUBLE RED PONTIAC Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store 1 M etnl Nest ll«**f!* *»f Id N*'*‘ l >< , O Z A IIK IK E GREYHOUND Mlv n. i S P E I'i VI I'l...It. 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Ilofiw to.I Ru.tr iifllrti! ••i*IIk *«•inii* »ti i |m m h *ii I w.im|u .- i " him n i . Olhrr Im»ih I*. mimI ti • tiHr*» i*or|o»r*llr "In' );« 11 fit hi«ltn«d I iimim •••••!< "| Knlrfdl N.tne I t \ » ll.tok » i .sii.igy.'i I .Ititnw <•ft<I tllfMtioh'M I Ho I m.i H I I to ne 'ivmlntM *i f..r*•»tora* III li.ink |ir» I••••» t Ri.JM US I llfttorr 12%. M ! I I iti.flr ••••I I It»l fit |'l »'Htl»l' • is* <lit•it III Is J'f •III •ltr.ll #Mifla tt. I Mi. • »*. >1% rs , *• . MlthM l#.« I*k III Via* nil 'Ilf •ll'l • !••• • V ..» u a I'* *II' ............Hi* N**l»r •••« i.tllwt.i tt'lil'U Vim tfim I • I .It Mu I*. I* •Htin \*o • •.•i2I.J»: %*1 T ..T 11 . I I \ llll I I It * unit It * I'.lt » »•#fo.||l|»» I •fflt.l tl'l 'It !•••I' | CM t.V» ?<» 1% !•».*»im r*ltl|t« .«n<l •»»f|M*rnll Tlo.r |. •• * In •I flllirMl i in. ImllMB |'« |M»w|| » » • 'a.*! ^I.» |i ' I •%MlJl a t (•*!»•• |l* >1 «* - 4HI |M«l'|l«4l •»|Im|I%I*sI**»»'8 I •M t •*«»fils** . .flirt .1. .*• ■. . . . 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PERSONS IiOffal Notice O V IE D O (Sperlnll — Despite a gamely played the Boone JV »Pcndi.olf » IIMIfWIINI Wl»^ IIi ik Ii lltlivi'l School** ■ Teolghl'a Marrh ol fllme. bene­ lindly .cabled left atm, Johnny t.l^l -» .ill IIIKII « . . n. varsity, U ._(M. l . \t.-t -----l.L ... ................ , quintet, Mill in search of me .<•«• Seminole County', three high split with St. .Inme. m two e y e fit ha.kelhall game between the Jones, Oviedo', phen'iinetml 15- game last Tuesday night, hut the affect, of hi. illtir.. rlrarly eon*, fir..t vietoiy after three school varsity basketball train., eurmintei. « • "•■*■*.i » v b i , i , i n u-inrnrd V n -.i Ativiii.rs- i t . u i. ( ............... •••'* .........- •> " " i" hampered bi. n.ual rfft-ctivcnrsa Straight r.stbarks, will encounter Junior varsity .quails anil the 'the Limg.s.m,| m.lntrl will straight -------------- , ............ ......... Pllitl Vlllli.ln fi.l nnen cninpetlAinniw.ll. Ovlf'llfl »»*.- Iihank . h L on a I. . .hooting .kill of Oviedo girls' team lll/inir .wing Inin into a a. East Flotilla PuM Confluence the u in te t W ith T< > M a tte r Lic iiix .U i n e t vir u i"p0omt wl‘«hmel I ' w i i T to T ^ " 7lien t? oarh . " \ h,{! Jr p"'"h .*I .n.,,r- * _Q ..................... 4 ..,. nk-> .i. i 1 ’“ lo-iimpi Paul". 'V MjK kler, who - * .............................. J ‘ “ l" U i 1 1 |") of nf Hoes Bora (( hie hlra Air llllase. Kev u(Vest f " i ' ,t‘game average overage to not rot tlon for the first time this year Mon tomorrow night In Seminole, their lender t harlie Shaw and l i t ) T o t a l P o i n t s A f t e r f i n d I J e s t rnnreleif tale Ihla morning, hut v?'1 i^i', ,|!,ir,*Vt'"J* himself h,.s I...... under the w-uthwhen they play hoat to the Palatka Brevard and l.nkr enmities. war r.inreled lair Ihi* , , the return of lloldiy Drlakill. _ i t U C . L t*-e rr|!|||i|r N *’. > in Seminole C ounty, . r with Imd cold lately, has done The Oviedo l.lon varsity quintet, regular S)|nfon, Sanford NAAS NAAS |rft(I1 learn r" nk Si*'. Maroon five here at the Mils gyinIhe l.yman JVa will meet Ihe n" •'geellent job piloting h i. Inwhich nwiia the iie.t county record, Terrier Junior Vur.lly in the nasium tomorrow evening. plaep of the Bor Itoeaa prpp ' W IN T E R I’AltK (Special) w n . » .. , will play VJ-r.2 In plaec to 1Ilr doublrhender. .................... . , Tw o dark horse ,-candidates inm,inies in me ...... - ...................... _ regular 7:K - .........Walt lra quintet at p-c 7:30 Injured W Dtirfn Is second on J"'ed and illttes. riddle rhargi hlra uointrt I'm the . d ,, Stetrrn t.nl ((h of Ihe Starting off the ilouhlehendrr J-!f, Invades Crovetnml In Mike lid-llftrr ,„ starting time in fl''e Seminob thn haiis of Ids twm game average In Sanford, Coarh John Hcolt Florida state rolleglate ba.krthall ^verillv in .«',il.nkr th,ill. . .iMrew - \ will re "n.m. / "i i^ rtln g "m e In 'e Hemlnole even J J n r ..... thus far this affair will lip Ihe more promts* County tomonow evening to play aeriind Central Floridahi.Con "III ,>e,n„ioir Ruble his.............................................................................. varsity Seminole rare meet here tonight In what vcM Iv > T i m ... I r . D . I . ^ d 1 ^ " ,<h Sc,," 1il « » * ' < » " , •« was of M p o r.t per with J I total mark­ , „....... ....... ■**.. miiiiw varsity ............ log Hrminole Junior Varsity their . I rsa• *•»«i e< •« ••.*! lurk eon vrr M> of laimp.i in fo •Mno'iiuid to«11 > liv |hc Naval all r *4- Hilly .Mri'k rightfully RfumU Ih rrr I............. mms unit hr , ..ren »nr *rtfI li renee opponent. In the lone C rG "iit.trs into Ihdr first Ea .t r.. Florintoml In »... h, ..a Ni.. nip < and gamp wllh the I'alntka JayVerx mnrrrn uient lflnr r»rnpfrt|n<{ a Ihnrliiri. MToriil I iipInn ils« ..-r.m.l in In VFir* imlnf point n-ntt>«l score.) rnlnmn .r.lumn Imirk torirh iduring ihe fir«l four encounter. Oviedo drulihed C le r -1 da Conference clash of the yrnr at 7:10 p.m. The Junior Fed., inrs. mile ro.ul ir p during the hull mont, fin :tl, with .III, ss Iii.I. likcsvl.e .tacks up game, for M lklrr'. Ilsirdosns, The llollin. ('..Urge rsgers, day with the f’nlatkii Muroons at the led bv Co-coaches Hill Fleming a* the .croud best effort by any •lint a fill..11 push m er »f t ier, Coarh Paul Mlklrr boasts .SUN with n green young Irsm and a S n o rt* * l i m i n d t i D gymnasium. and Fred C a n ... pn..e«* a nent — ...........- ....... The Ncoltmrn Seminole County hoop.ler. toarlr Dirk Kurland's lll-ll.itHemlnole County's two lop (mint have yet to register the first win 1-2 record, entertain dangcrn.i. fo n l. the two dcfrnl. hair Ih-cm 1*1 record again.I .urh highly 111 M i’ll It \V ROSE Fourth place l.otu.m g>. l« ten will he going alter their fifth peodurers In Johnny Jones and uu high filing Winter I’ark touted quintet, a. Ihe Erlgew a* holding losses to Florida Southern In the Winter (F o r DAVI.K T A I.B O T ) vlrlnry lu nine starts Ibis sea­ Vt.rmnn I’nyr will. 2.1 la llic . IBIly Meek. Jones, who will he M Ihlrala and a romhinnlii.n of Back high school gymnasium. iter Fugle J V . and the Mainland , '.'r . *’“ • • »* Kdgcwntei and son when Ihcv tangle with f<e I'oye. In .pile of a severe rold, Playing, despite . badly .raided la r.ily nod Junior varsity play­ Mainland, all top flight Central Came 11r- • Is a p.m. IJnnlor giant, of llaytona llearh. NEW V( 1 1(K igs— At.e SKprrdrin arm that will he bandaged, la Florida teams. er. from Idgettalrr. When the teams met earlier in .Sp.irl.ms. Mnrlaitd's forces will ^Coarli Krotl ia hampered by a the No. I rounty prep arorsr be (rjvslrettgll.rnrd ....... for Ihe Tampa was a skid how hi> Harlem (llohe In Uio opening rrigaKemrnt, Co- the reason, at Lakeland, Rollins fray Owning a I-it record in Central Ctn squad, illness and the lack with 81 points In four games for with S 'a" Jim Vongr's re­ trotters berame such a spectacular natrhe.l 7B-7J decision. The lead Jturn * pIn ," h5 " squad. ,J L 'n J Yonge. ™ * ' »J who * Florida Conference play, Oviedo practice coupled wllh the still • loftv ! « . point per game aver* eonchea Bill Fleming and Fred • Ihe attraction war narrow all of the w .e with ,,,rn. the squad. 1 onge who will slurs the courts lomorrotv night ite discouraging fnetor of a age. Merk la second with .18 jrana. will dispatch their promts* wbh narrow ull of the way, with made all stair In Ills freshman " I don't know esactly.*' said the Ing looking Junior varsity Fr.ls never more thin a few points dif­ year al Htrlsnn. sal nut the pre­ against Cioveland for a twin bill ' “ accent which manifest even points In Ihe same span. owner of Ihe fuhulnus traveling against the I'alatka JayVe... in ference in scores. .•tilt the I.inn K gMl.l. plaving their m ST B IIIlfi material. holiday portion of the III Mats' Negro O lt;t sk ft III II train, Vim 'I'ETEH r .i r .i .H .nn OM '.tv-South .?• *-** !* •••«<••« i»»rn basketball learn, "hill "but you Thursday':, game marks the fit at schedule resllng from the gild The Oviedo g irl, will rla.li with thn first gamn of the twin-bill. Co .lim y uith a %hn\»' for 2t' l.amiT, wlm won ••noi-hmil •t»nnt«*r|»nrt.« in thr in- w ran N While the gen­ Ihe (iroveland girli in the initial IIHVl appearance of ll>» llollin. Irci campaign. c n i ' N r v c .t c K m i . a t k .1 .1.1 nolbing imllng will with venr- ami netliing .."1st out.tin.ling Jn ,I ,J **Hb the NewNeu- 1 \ nrl <>ri> ilial .Dal out* jst. i a l mentor la the game of the twin-bill. five nod of Ni.k Vancho. the sen(Tom orrow) D\ happen, anil Ihrn ttonni, ynn'rr ' '*"* vrar *U!ni,il hli l!IM < II DO I M il: Itl'( f>RDS : *first one to ad­ The .Stetson Tampa natural rl ationai Tar freshman from valry will also haw a rx.tr- of re a hit After that you're In , At Sanford The l.yman (ireyhminds, who S. ..ring tnnjrart Wednesday mit nn "name" Brldgctu.it Conn The V a" Vl" r> ' wl11 have a note of re « »"t After that you re In. j’a ntka vs. Heminotes ti. I'u. Ft. To. Avg. "That's the Hie way way itit was was wllh with u* us ' 1 m balking forward to n go.al Flat ‘ eoaeh can work have to play all their games oh eve bn. 1 , i„ • |,.|,| „ ! V "uttorrow night Stetson de "That's 1 alatka .IVs vs. Hemlnole J V . 1 jh n fit tn.n All of a a s.r.blrn sudden we we caught caught o on vr,'!r And with Monte Irwin hack t..o.rid -li r...irl r..." ‘.,i w "'. ?" !" " " ''a tenie.i rne Spartans twice In re ,t 'All a ii of ol so.'den on jinliaclea without the road because the l.nngwood and t i l w i j " ' 1 " ''' Bpnrlans .i At (irovelsnd amt .11 rout. r.,r „ m average, „| ,r ....... ....i. ... ... wtrb it*„ ,...t.ii^ ........... .. u..., Ihlnk u t hasp a i?nnd rhnnr o nf D ihIm 2 11 21 12 .1) Material, Scott school larks an Indoor gymnasium, ranking him nnionir *ihf nallnnV U,ar V,,,n n Vr '"' only to lie »»Mh the public and pack them ............. . ........ Ovinlo VR. (if OVt'lfiMfl 11 .‘lit U.O n ... i . ' L I “ h nations misled bv tho Tampa h.M.psters in In wherever wc g o " winning the National League flag." M ck hasn't given up will travel In Titusville tomorrow ((.Iris' Came) 20 fi.7 the N A 1I I11I Toiirn.iinent The Trotters have IlfPIl Iicpii l»lnl)r globe Wheatm. Vl.l f»e Is a Inn.I 1 , 1 ^ I C ,n,% • Mlim»l |||f»||| I HP I mlH'M h»VC i in hia persever- evening to battle the Central Flor­ Dvlo.lo v«. lirovoland .>1*1 fur mriirifl him U **'»i*hu- i T .« 4 cirillinu* for nrnrlv Ihrrn vr*ar* 1 ^ p^uintl Lanier, who live* tn r.,H ■Ing efforts to ida Conference Terriers, It will hr , At TBilsvIlte mure l ot, M.Hardy, of W e. 1 * \ >' ' , " ,r ''L ’." v,5‘ now withovt a T t u r . and^ sHRne ''" rln" <hr winter, util lr,v c to I't mold .............a winner .......... •;KC game No. .q for Coarh Jim f-ymnn vs, Titusville hrook Mr., whose 10.2 atrragp |b»r> tn Ill-starts, wIII prohnhlv rely cvervwhcrr whether i f . the ,,,r Fhnrnlx. Arlr where the ll 2 2.0 ut of this year’. ' "nynea Mounds, who hold an evert I ,bil ...i effort . . I or sRain.l n|,Hiiiai 'heavily ii|um fieorge Mont/, fifn.it Chicago Stadium l.m n I'irk l.yman .IVs v.. Titusville JVs l?.r u. . 11 :I1 lM Dtnnts train, the middle of Fel.ru 2 I I 1 1.5 Hemlnole., Florida Slate. Soph Coanle Mark .Mark «unnl guard who made all state for Ihe IHtlenoil Suph Connie l n L A . Aires a7 ,L .L v „!.. m L c .V...._ arv_ I 7fi in I.HM 17.0 or »Wembley Stadium Johi rteott Iro n i c a l . -________________It'll Irr. of (irernsboro, ,N. f'„ past three years Mont/ has a near in laindnn Sen*.>n Ite. nr.I 7 • fa health hns suffered “ports a 1.1 point a ie ra ir, and 2.Vpolnt-per game for the * 1 *m «»»»« avernge M U HIT W. I,. I'rt. Tp. Avg. "Since we started our latest . Ith Netninoje setback. The season up lo date The .Spartans al­ tmir In October, we've sn'il n'lj O rlando J,,r. MVH'.lMI 2 2 .500 INK 17.0 iflsnuly, ftm serious, mentor has so possess a dangerous forward In In M nut nf 72 engagements." said If I / -II ■ , T *N r" " hold their owh afalnat D|..i|inent« 2 2 .500 175 43.R baen wor|nK dally with evening MIX F I) IIOtVI.INti I.F M Ji'.F ami two clever plav- the little round nrntnnlrr "That Team K en n el t.liih LntricH ' ,h* H n t* Marty- Brooks -...................... (It Into Opponents and afterA,,,, ,nactlrns In an ef* w. I. ■— — -------------------------------- --------------- minded three are right, ers In Don Harriul and John O'Neal must he n record.” 'yjn j Id 58 F'llgewMlci lo .12 shape l° x 1*' *'** rhargea Into .................. . . „ o"Mtt'llng mu H... first five f..r f ouimenllng on the III Hatters' The Trotters, featuring the un-'is|0,' g t lei li.iltlf mi II 10 12 hiHee s i n * . .'"L " WoHlwe will l» *..pb Bill Cost. «frra«th entering the new year. canny drltd.ling n f Marques*- jgn q :■« Winter I’.i i I* 51 Last niglft (be gloomy Hemlnole Ft 21 O K I.A N D 0 — tHperinl) — Han........ . ' -run It,....! ruu ' . r *■'? *",r. Sr.-WMI* Tolley, Junior Don Wnrl^nd allied, "Stetson hasn’t Ilavnes and the comical antics of s> ' '. HI It..,me JVs 15 cage liorisoft whs not brightened IM 21 Weber m fi..sb-...............union, Duk Cordon. lim Only hit peak yet. nmge Yonge will ; loose Bmhcd. lone armed floose x ' « .. y • ;.* itheir «till n . lliri w i « yei. v Tltn N|"b"! AualBary Air Station llw.l.tr.’ t .r."! "L ’' , . . rk Hbort. Schedule 0 Hi. , (Cost, 114f. • Mr r*IHi. fi. ■i.iy .I.. .... i.. aI . nr.likn atfsiiL «.t*&x.. ...^ I.will __ any when ft sopl.ornoro-studtled V.1-03 ('hotogrnidilr Houailron mif- dtrato 17 25 i i i .-.- i 'hum.a. .silIKKir* nod.I Ise-ss.s Butler ii*. aim. .......... . ........ * .... . rur Uke up Ihe stark where we have Tatum, lured 201.753 customers In « , .1 Jan. '.' \l (j rove lurid l.yman quinftt scrimmaged th« fared its third loss of tho reason 10 12 --------' **"lettermen, mi .. lenm Hint ml whipped hr,n weakest— Ip offensive lit games in 11 day* nn their coast " ' “ Jan. 12 -l.vman lethnrgle C ,% ,y Kml quintet, and flral In the Orlando City Cage rebounding. I am looking for Ihe I" coast trip Inst venr Jail. I.'i At t fHint ill" 'tlon matching thft larger Hanfonl loop last night l.v nl.snrl.ing a -12a .t . . Tltlv l nor fhisw'll ..Uu 'l«s. SVIalil.ia W.,M,I„ ||.Lem o . ' M• I" Florida a___ Jen. 20 Titusville "We start some of our rix.kies team tn continue to Impruve as . | hU v r'?,r ,hCJr'!L •’l" v, eager. nd Wound dir'iv III inn the rut bunds of ific th. s i * po nln t.ffr,l0|nl T I ,,m,m „itiiu wmmu .1(1 wlilnplnv wiini|iinif m m<in or •"ehv Still), nod H2 OH In St.-I.iin. the le s s e n I'ctwecn March 2 fi and April lit off wllh lion a month plus rx •Inn. 21 S|. Cloud T il I Mll M i l l . Up virtually uu&M.intlng the F'erls. Muglr Sporting (J.i.hIs team, here I Ml 'III ------------'* yason progresses. nnd undnuhtedlv will better last rhe liext llollin* hmne gnnu* is Hlifllitti, Mmrln Mr II •S'its a11f pentes F’rom then it goes all the Jan. 27 l.viiian Ini* Iium iiin I linrrftJii lintFiiii110 1 1„ fr«rni .... L , ku |f|ai niirht. Ihe Imya A nntihl^-hrailer will In* on I' m* yrnr'n flmirnn hv fnr T h r «rtiallrnt way nn to what the (tonic make* . , ri*IM«M|«. M.SI Ilf....* •|f||| rut until fun l'ii . with the FiirrU Jet. :.'* \l drill.*.m Irom Longwoift drmonslralrd llin Miiir/H'i (iiiirilct mmlf nn of <11 it. A 1..1 n.. . f ■, , . * 1 * Miillk M mm I Marini t pro«r.ini Krhl.iv .it l)iLa Air 'Ul'im .irrni lllt thc*y* plnv M Inl m thl% vnr • r- » .........V s , a ..........assn esil'« s. 1 ran y il11 JIIJIV il VCIT * Feb. 1 Al Titusville rtnrl Arnm.1 Friday l**ri<ls>. ni.ibi milk *k.. L _ 1Kansas / ____ mCity . *Auditorium ns • 7scats . I won't tell you what he gels tint, o the l erls ho* (be fasl-hrtak flyers front the Firm Castle Air • u r n i'i< r; — i it. tin, port, Aren the * the Ih 1II1it* '■'rurrr* „ . . ..night with . - ................ # __ .... „ ..j . on a 10-month basis. It's twice F'eb. 0 — 4>rov.'lr. ml “I'.Mi,tMI., l-rl.i*, U li-. . .,k Flayer Stetson Frnsh tangling with St -------* * vear • • • ' - to whal George Mikan makis ' u : r hr i ocra»lon«. Base, sporting new uniforms, demI s. F't. Tp . t i | , ' " I Fmsh tangling with St !I800 Last they played Fell. 1(1— At St. Cloud 'lli I'**** .Seale n.el lie.,,. HeolUvisibly di>jkaird. user! me the "Oalrate.l iineniiiiv arriir**. v with Bus.-M ii'.,v >iH, ..sen Yanebo II 111 Mil 21.2 I'rtenhurg J r College at fi 1.1 p ,n fl.142 In El Paso. Tex. Big Ocorge the highest oa'd re ii, c, FVh. 1:: ( >n.rst i lln aeailon lo point o flaw* In Ihe "oitnln art allot in notching th" McHardv :i!i IM lot 10.2 F H -r il l l l l 1 : _ s m Kill F'eb. |g.2l -C FC Tourney d ! \ R nr ml r m‘‘C' in,t t rA ’ kAl h" W ||^ p®‘si off hjs trot- star in pro basketball reputedly Hernlnnlrx' defen. nnd offen- |vlrlnry. however the fl- ers mulu Tiny N. II. I Ire. ....... I , , , , Buller lers. Abe rcplicil without hesita- collects $20,000 a year 21 05 11.0 lampa ai a.l.l p in F'eb. 21 — Boone JVa. slvr srrernlng lariw*. •:**■ ........... i,,,,., Bn<*ook '•'dv rip the cords on four freo iii It 20 .Mllllii. llll a** | t*t l.lli.i | ,,,, 5.8 Weber M d 22 When l.yman roaV Jim I’ayne thrown, si S't'll ll n i : — .i it. im , 5.4 V.I-82, hnndlrappr.l In the fad ....... It.ll.e llr.l II. III..,, Me e f *tm( Informed Kcntt tlmfthls rhargrs N 10 20 52 Tevleisl A.mi. II.,In,........ .. I . , , <mm *l«»n dints t have a gym cibcr to play that three of its rre.dsra, J r r r r u 1 21 4.2 High. (Jene Hanoi.1st. and Joe " Me " « " Hue*. I liiiinli Tn rlry nr to practice on, Neill, obviously I l.l 2.d s ':t i:> rn n s. •: — ,i u, iuir Mrrallrh had only returned In | ' iinnifi|f|t|iin aurprij.cd, g. ii. iourly V>ffcre,| the titles, Eiisblii.isl.l* \ i.luiil a 7 1.1 duly only a few hours before Ihe H'.i'e Mlii.e.ll, H.rlili ll |,„| | |... •*om1< I I :t 1,1 Iftuan team game, were iirresNarllv rusty. (Ml 1 . 1 . 11 |» I <i-. In I ■ |»,. \..,,l, ls.nl on Wnlni'Miuy i vi ninml learn TolaU 117 Mil .t in 70.8 F.t'iH Tii ,i ii *: — i hi wilr Tho I'liot.igraidiera will engage "We huve to play n ll\ „ r gamaa MivI iib Mill. Mllvn III ,., I, Ml,. , ,v Ihe imwerful Clicvrmr fivers ..f the IIIAf.KAII TR A C K lailfl*', • •1*1 l | r | t i HIm«i | , | tit f yin 11((11 on lb - read/ I'ayne VapLalned. M IAM I •I' - Ifl.iirnh l(»ff» enume All we have I rutty |\,y cmllt• Horn Chlra base In Key West at IliltfV II Il«»9i|Is. All-Hi..H Mi.||* the HUM gym tonight In n benefit Mpon Ihrmik'liout Ihn y. .r.«.r n< • out-of-door.. ... Mile . _____ ...» eonteat for the March of Dime* Tolu.II row eve. m i , L r . : , l :„ l s .W 'h m -:1 , " ,,r *c,lnn* i* ^ jo y in g . fund l.egli.nliig al 8:10 p. m. Mi.»tii lUf, »*h"rr% « iM*k'. iv.ri* h ,. ;,‘,,l,n rr ^riiAon. nfflrinU rrporln! nlrtg'i. elu>I. with V J . 8J F*. FI. Tp. M*»ri i*.i ' ‘Ini* , Imlay I'nlittk.. t. . .••**.| Tallent o •rtivni n tt i: — a s u u . During the lnd..v period endref Ull oven ton. up (‘iisviibiand 1 by moat EFC ex­ rr Hunmilal t .......... r .i it .,. Kb. ,, iiei.y v i s e n t nut 1l7,5fio pmt cards inn Is. Tim Ma­ •I Mauoon rl ■*“te nu Increase of i t per cent over roons have not, Bunnells i I * the corrcspumliug |.crlntl a year iinprrsaed any­ Clark 0 n n i ts* v i ..i i r s iir .s ii.is ago one in iii.- north­ • i Morallcb a H '•nisi "'lltwrt t o ; _.T4,:| .1 u. m,e Another record was set Sunday eastern tertien a lllgb o rl J I'tialll •)•$» III |M n DM I "(» Dec 28 when tt ?on «lgbl«crr» of tlm stale this Totals M 11 .'lit < hllllt IVflfllr \ 1 in l miiiloil 2.1,(881 post Ciir.ls, brcnklnc lloghrs ycat, while Nan Fg. FI. In J I '!• k v 11aafi.it'* it •11 die old record of 17 Iimi cartls sent De.lm.ge ford has re ta in s|;r <1111 M'1' 71^ » "I m ir mil oil Dee .11. l!kVl I" ly not been too Hill ............... Caplis 1 t i) Timing I Hr*i "s ir *.ni'< '.uiiH'". I"he tra*'k w ilt open Ian |fi for linprcm ii., playing even k|> cum Hayes o 0 12 i Km.tier ............ .. , SI1 li., pi day racing season t'larke it H . T r i i n r llappy petition in tliia area. t a an : <» ___________ _____ n t I’erhaps the wheels of fnrtutto llye.l T i l l " " ii a i t ; _ .via m u * 3" , A*tl"oigh six men comprise » t 2 4 will reverse for porplegrl Hem Dunham Tim u a».a hookey team. Vnlr's H'52-51 vnrTotals lit 4 If Irmle van,By qulnlut conn tomor ISrri.na llnlr "ally Ihinhlei ally b... kev roster lists ,T| iiMn VJ.tl'J B 0 17 d in row iw tiiglil night around HLOO 10.00 pn. it.V..sf». A le t.-rm ... ll in 8 10— 42 On (lie allghtly bright side Is ,,l K I'll I llsre ll.tse | I,. Jhc prospects of Hanford'. Junior the DM « Vo.ir I'.nltirr j | u ».l v|... •7»l..lrl4 .3 *1 |77 *.. <>»*|M*rl , •* | I » •; r,D Feds, Both Firm ing and Qanas O B A N fiE BOWL PI.ANN ' . a *' v '•'■"tii.F: i #. ai u i m • 111 •• »« i* — .1 «n h ||# have an Interesting group f soph­ M IAM I (jv -T h e Orange Bowl •tn it i ii •*.%< a. — * is m i. l lkiiri .14.1 omore.* nnd two ntur Junlrs who Htadlum may have seals for l.noo Time. .13.3 4 r»' Mill I I ; in •, 4 3 go 7 }n ] o. j ... 3 1 s.r.«*i I • have figured III both gains Ihla more aifclalors by nexl fall, 7 Mil.•>. .'a.ut.sr s* j j • I lls.it. .Is. H j. hi. | j,, I I '••••% T.lka. j .H year. Fringing lit capacity tn about fill. t lle.my's Mlslshe , • V • • I t a 1 • ii • » | ;7 mi 17..1..irii . j r.r « 3.1 i» (Rant Joel Most la n galling ra 000. M n g ra* > IM II II i n : — .1 fi| nil* f i f t h "*11: — a in mi# tpact with *arh aueceadl ' ’’ l**l» || llll | go 1 tit •#dltt gam* n.Cll*v. . M?*n” er, VY A- Evan* to|d lim e. 53.1 5 \\ sir, ».| -,nn l i e the City Commlnlon that Ihe Natad Indomitable pit ‘ oflrugfad I Drnumrt it, an s »» j j n I\I*AtlA*|lal 1* * IttUo Jim m y Rutlar ... its b in The •lonal Production Authority has r Frsih Mr I in 3 in gulniasiv tT.vi I;n H I • ■« blggeat surprlsn of tha S M rag* authoriied allocation of tle*l to 1 Mar* ■ Kelly T i : v n i n i l 1: — n m m ir lit.ln'els 13-71 11» In add 3.000 seals. ion. , '•iMiri .1 1.1 s i x t h ll ai m — n/in sin. A special commlllea la studying J I.Mil# Hunk | In |}|| j dm Mona nail hia . ^ . Time. .1 3 X ______ .... ■ I P'lrklmv H mih 1 cm 3 «r , l 4 „ 4 s„ i i i . i l n „ r n « , J6*foot-4 fam* to plans In Incresse sealing capacity J T «sh ,,. a * irr hrM rl " ‘Uflor (in s nn | Un|nf**tii • a • 711 kgoo.l avantaga lo B4.000. The committee Is eon • l l fi Jll I I 'lM* hi|,ai|i|t j ul} lU .K tliV t ll I I " I — a in U ll, Ttu pact Rmfonl’s lars In pay off Ihe present stadium (I lk |^ n jn lime. 53 I I upset v l r t o r y debt snd have enough money left a m t ih r u ii a « t : — a m m ir I llrlnl*l«*> • si,,, j , , , j finance the enlargement pro , _ nets. 113 3 lovor Nalnland to 7 Jewel's ||,in j i„ } j„ gram. t rime l.n.ises 13 in 7,i.n | 1.1 I last niotth by 1 s si. i i.«*rrnit • liaaur 7.no 4 on * Hulnnbi il.7 i |is nn aco*Ing it nrnrk* "M* BuUir playI.A P R A D D ad th* csurl . ST. A U G U S TIN S U B -A fund is T '.L ^ th" bring raised here to give Charlie vRal feodlhg role LaPradd an automobllo and a bank .f n while contrlhst- account and atari a truat fund for his small son. LnPrnd.l, n HI. Augustine Imiv • e iib iv Mo?k. " ni1, Dutlpr* are lltd was Ihe first UnlversBv of Florida athtete In 34 years tn Im named lo lead n 'iY for ,hu ^ !!?.. V„ ‘'epar tment. Thase the All America fftntbnl! team. He l i i t n . 11 r1.’1’. .c,°"n,',,|l "n heavily waa selected at riefenslva tackle on Ihe Associated Preaa 1833 team, « & " • : H,i i i i t S : ln ‘ o,norrow Noble p c.alhnun. m-chalrman of the drive, said 11,100 already hia Item railed. Nick Vancho Paces Jim V.mTre' Returns « £ I in Quintet With Jo 1hitter l.incui) ’*,m ani* **,r c#'n,,,and squadron I)R. H. X. RING ciunornACTon pirase call foe appointment I’ltone 17-12 — 171ft SANFO RD Thttrsdse. Ttft. I, t » U t n r . s a n f o r i ) n f .n A L n > 4 v■ • vpr . i v ot <>f- s°*n .y v -\ I Aar.. , W1LLVAP/ I t) j k ^ ii" 0 r# - ••• r. - V i'',.... *.'- I -V- jW ,.; ¥ • . ■ >v. . ..... ••» ' . -i-Y'--- I _______________ i — - — ____ — »— <- wC.Xc-fCcsUl1*, ,8*WWsiSW— — ¥¥ ■ it r — W W W u«-. *- * 1 4 �) *#**», . .- *■***•• M l •* ■#-»-* »'*^.** •*— You Save A Little Everyday On Everything You Bu lL"/t/ ////////i “SUNNYLAND” READY TO EAT! V///77J7, A R M O U R 'S Low Prices 0 Everyday Specials Too! BOAST BEEF 13-ox. Can Prtcax Good Thru Saturday, Ian. 10 Q uanllly TUghln Reserved 57c A R M O U R ’S Prices 419 E. 1st St. 300 E. 3rd St. POTTED MEAT [day - Sliced Canadian Vi‘\b. Huron s Too! No. >/« Can 9 Jc Baron lb. Vienna Sausage t l O I. TIN 19c Beat Center Cut lit 10c Pork Chops Frexh Tender Pig Tulls Lb Can lb. 19c lit. 12c lb. 59c Hickory Sweet T f ndt-r Pig Feet Sliced Bacon Tender Sliced Beef Liver Heavy Mature "Eal-Rlte" BeeL 7" Cu Or. A, Grr.itfd St Drawn Fro*. Baking Hens lb. 55c R ib R o o s t Orange Hand Skinless Wieners lb. 19c Heavy Mature "Eal-Rlte" Beel Ornnijo Band Pure Pork Lbs Chopped Ham Pork Roost I9r lb. Neck Hones 5 [XXXUUxY ll>. Mratv I'ork Ballard’s Plain or Self-Rising 181c * 01. 1IN Spareribx Snowdrift 3 [XXMOUX^ Corn-Fed, Rib End, Loin Small Mruly Pork Thu New Wesson Oil Shortening 29c 14 O I. tIN :tilc Krt-xhlv Ground "Eat-Rite" IluniliurKur Corned Beef Hash 59c Sujtar Cured I’itco ttreakfnsl Sausage II). :19c Ornnjtc Uand Smoked Pork 64c Snusagc Serve Hasly Tasly Thrifty lb. r>9c Chock Roast SW IFTS PREMIUM ROLLED TREET COFFEE Veal Roast 12-o z. Can VELVO Whole Been BUTTER 2Vi-ox, Get 12-o z Glass COFFEE 35c Rocket Balloon Margarine Lb Pkg iu it m i Margarine * 25' ‘ o M T '' C heese Food Locd CATSUP Chee-Zee 2 * 89' 14-ox. Btl. BALLARD”) Oven-Ready 19c \ No. f t Can Lb Can • Florida Oryilal Faelory Packed 0L0VERIL00M Pare Oroomory Carrots 3 Bananas 3 Large Golden South American Yeflo^SoffJS*™ Ootofli Sui. 29o No. 303 Cana Pineapple Superfine Limagrands 2 c*“ 31c 4-os. Pkg. Orange Pekoe l2oz. Mugs L.O .S. Peanut Butter Small Sira Dial Deodorant Soap Potatoes Bu.. 4Bo Air-Wiek Deodorizer New Firm Sweet 185 F). Roll RatafeagM u. 41e PIG FEET h e 23c LIVER SPREAD 2 VILLA Cboeolcrte Covered Cherries 3 ^ -ox. Can — Cane TRIPE Lb Box N e i. Can M ,,k 25c * 8-ox. Pkg. *• TERRY DANDIES Terry Cream Whips pkg Choc. Covered Coconut Thins 13-ox. Pkif. Choc. Covered Thin Mints .p 13-ox. Pkg. .Choc. Covered Fruit Thins p 13-ox. Pkg. Choc. Covered Cherry Thins . • *■ pkf. 99c .• ' CLEAN TOMORROWS WAY & d o * / dtfjee w**Ak»tMnd Sprouts.., Blackey* ( i ««. ................. ... i r- •s ’ f >> ” ■ mm ' 15c ARM OUR’S 18-ox. Pbg, For Salads or Cocking YOURC X -/ t . Ii - ■' rSfc. 14-oa. 3 1 c A R M O U R 'S Dog Food 10 ? Cut-Rite Waxod Paper Wettea Oil >/2 Lb Patties A R M O U R ’S 2 '« Reattlar Bottle I.«ong Idaho Baking i i No. 1 Can STRONQHEART Dial Deederaat Soap PoCatOM 6 Lb.. 39o i m Astor Tea ^ Bath Slro New Red B llu i m No. 2 Cane ARGO Sliced Beech-Nut Baby Food Bchs l i t t e e i m ‘ - 39c Margarine 3 Strained or 2 Chopped |ara Fresh Crisp Texas Green Top Biscuits 2 "*• 25 ^ lO c MAR-BOLD Colored SUGAR V 2 Lb P a ttie s »19' SOUTHERN GOLD Colored STAR-K1ST Light Meat A S TO B Vacuum Packed Sliced >r!ed Cool SUPERBRAND Colored Quartan H A LS 10 N STOKELY'S Finest Tomato DONALD DUCK Poanut ARM OUR’S y...i 4Sc �I It ' ) * THE WEATHER IF Y O U D O N 'T receive your Sanford Hfratd, City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m., please call Y E L L O W CAB 1444 • •\ \* > (V O L U M E X U V AN SANFORD. Eatihltnhed 1908 Tornado Cuts Path Of Destruction In Downtown Sarasota Clermont Is Also Hit By Tontadie Winds; New Khtfland Gets Year’s Worst Snow IN D K P E N D E N T D A IL Y F L O R ID A F R ID A Y NEW SPAPER fe r a lb * Truman’s Last Budget Calls For 78 Billion Dollar Expenditures Churchill Holds An Informal Talk In New York McClelland Is Named Chairman Of County Board Legality Of Special Meeting Questioned By Mrs. Meredith « 4,518 Telephones Reported Now In Use In Sanford Bradley Says He’s In Dark On Ilmv To Settle Korean War Early Validation Of Hospital Bonds Urged By Tucker o r ;iir> is Noted InNumberln Use One Year Ap> W.E.White Promoted To District Manager Cierman Youth Is 2J™ "" gSeekinjj; Work In | Ho espUltied that the t*dnl miniFour Persons Hurt W. K White----------bus been promoted ' her of telephone* m-w serving Hun district supervisor of the In- ford Is more than one time*. m 117 The United States In Auto Accidents totrrstate Life and Accident In- Per cent greater than it wo* ut nuance Company, according to .'he end of World Win II The expnnston of Sanford’* tele l ilv recently receive I i inailc today hy the In Sanford Area -inuouncrmrnt •ompany which ha* headquarters phone system wn* n mol of u letter from ii l*erliinri vmilh olei fire o Four Person* wore inlurcl in two utitomnhilu accidents on High­ way 17-02 vesterilav. ono of which lnvolveil four vehicles. A 1050 tiulek sedan, driven hv Jlarrv C. Ent Jr.. 10. Orlando. Highway Patrolman It. D. H arri­ son said, aidoswiiied n lit 10 Chev­ rolet truck driven hv Jumes H. Dasher. Havunnah. (in., then side, swiped a 1051 Olds mobile driven .h v Rav-mond Baas, Lake Monroe, and sidcswlped still another cur, a f050 Chrysler sedan driven hv Ned M. Simon*. Itoanoke. Ind. Afterwards, the Ent car con­ tinued fur 150 feet, nurllv liimned a culvert and struck n toleulume pole, breaking It off at the ground. The accident hauucnrd about 10:00 u .m „ 10 miles south uf Hanford. Mr. Ent hud minor luccrutloui uf the forehead: tlradv J. Pinker, 10. Plnecaslle. accumuanvlnv Mr. Ent, lacerations uf the forehead, -and Mr. Baaa suffered Inlurles to the loft cheat. Mr, Ent wua arrested and Inkcn to the County Jail, chnrged with driving while* Intoxicated mid in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. White ha* been serving a* staff man­ ager of Ihe local office In the Dtiuford Atlantic National Bank Building. Hi* new dotle* will cnenmnn** siipiTVI.slon of seven Central Florida counties including Virtu*ln. Brevard. Femlmde, Lake, Bulk, Orange and Osceola. Her­ bert C. Prevatt tins been nouointed to succeed Mr. White a* stuff manager. Mr. White moved to Bunfurd In Janoarv of t!)4D from Nn>ht-llle. Term, where he wn* also usocIMed with fnterslnle. He arid his wife reside nt 2105 A m e ­ lin Drive In Highland Park. wishes to 'rente employment m the I ’nite/I Slate* Urmhlc to provide the young n..,-,,,,,,, wp|, city employimi' ()lt, ,-|tv M(l„iig.-r. Tom la....... |ur|1„ , |,.tll,r ,1V).r ||„ ., . . IT r4kbl ( *r |m !■jilmii, wiibb ii mi v p h o n r n to r m ii l r n tn of 7:1 Klorliln l l u m b u r u t *rnv. i *liv I Htn.h. tl f.n JACKSONVILLE i* -F lv c policemen from the Hlvmltle precinct mklesa driving, willful and van- wcrc jni]ed today on charges of ion. breaking and entering Damage to Mr. Ent’a ear wux They are Edwin Boyer, 37: Her­ placed at IU O O j to the Ilaaa car. ald Robert farter. 211: Harold Dan­ *1,100: to the Hlmon vehicle. iel Mann. 41: Johnte Calvin Cray______ *1,000:____________ about *100 to the truck. ey, M, and Wendell Edward Vlnand «I00 to the telephone cole and j « .. . Sheriff Sherman Cannon laid In vextlgalor* cleared up ■ »|rli)g of Mr. Ilarrlttm wax audited In the lnvextlgatlun bv Deputy Sheriff It. to burglartee In Iho Hlverxlde i«ctlnn and arreited five men and two L. Euhankx. Charlxa A. Ponder. 70. Banfortl. was hoinlulixod here with cutx * ThebiirgU ri admitted Ihev were aAtl hnjlaex of Iho htatl after the In league with the ufflceri, Cannon caV he wax driving collided with •aids Flraf brtak In the « « e dtte (irlm t bv ’Devlrl Kohler. 45. Atlanta, (la. II. P. Rarrlaon wax early Thuriday *h#n Dotectlvea a' paxxenger of the nonder vehicle J. W. (Ireeno Jr., and T . 9. Beandwhen the accident r^urred yexter- rot nabbad three men they Identi­ dav afternoon north of the Lake fied as Denny C. Conway, 10; Joe T .,.,.» . . 4 • •xMonroe bridge. ' M r , ' Hhrrlxon elxo lnve«tl«ate<l m ! It. Shank look over the Invoitl,fthU occidhnt. gallon and two more men were picked up and charged with breakng and entering and grand lar•ony: Jamea Warren Griffin. II; andr Wilton B. Klmrey, 45, who wax drxcrlbfd by Cannon aa an Mr* Ira A. Cuppin*. rexldent of "old timer.'* "Ile’i been given 123 ycora In Lake Monroe for the peat It) . ytarx, died at her home Wednea- the p u t. end he'a on parole," dar night following a lengthy ill- Cannon laid. Two women were arretted ana • " T h e w u born In New York booked for receiving itolen goodt Evelra Owena, 11, and Jane ■Ute Nov. ffl, 1813. Surviving are aa Tolor, 19. the huiband of Lake Monroe) two Marine A i the prltonera talked, the may­ brother*. Frank E. Fo*o» Bowling or and county.aoUcitor Harry arGroan, Ohio and Ellxworth E. Fox Uo ware called in. . . . „ ' Jack ion, Mlch-t two lliterx, 0. I* Houxman of Jackson, and Mra. A. M. Purling of f'jrth, Ohio,. '1* eervice* wit he eon* nor UlM •too Mb' (•'till hi priivlftlm; the *•imui if inmi with ii j«»l> 111 ttil** nitintn . Th r lrll«*r fruin ( ’bum tli-^i. i wintrr* IlmuriM-hwi'lif, KuHm r int'iiw! i■Hinr t*. (irrnmny, iitui i fiii I m in follow*: "Sir! At tin titul towns, SMHthi'i n 11**11 , i v i i r i him ! nt I It*- UrniUMM ti innl *llr«l nu m v m m l f !«*!•• - v »*nf School of TVi tirmloirv fo r on* phofiftt tbrouirliDiit t h r Slut* ," Mr ( %«*sir. nslrohom y, rimtbi innti* ( C o n t ii n i n l On I ' m * t h r e e ) nlivsir^ unit t - I n * * * r i iilt N dh cttjrp miiis' iI 5 Jacksonville Policemen Jailed On Breaking And Entering Charge Mrs. Ira A. Gopplna Dies At Lake Monroe * Florida-wide telenhrwre growth which in 11152 added nlimisl fid.lllHI to the total telephone* in tlie State. Florida now hu* about 501,000 telephiincy in service, which i* more than double the imnr » r lo MTvIct* in tht* Stiiti* nt l hi* ••ini of World War II. Soul hern Bell tn t1»52 orovid-d 25 million dollar’s worth of addi­ tional facilities in Florida, making n tutu! of ovvr lft*J ih IINhii ihillum ■Pent In lire Slate since World W a r ll. ,, "In addition to providing tele. Chief Cannon rxplnlned Dint the county xnllrltnr will file county charges directly agalnM the five Solicitor Martin refused tn ill* CUI* detail! of the |c*tlmii-;;; Igalntt the patrolmen "We will not try the case In the newxpa peri," he xnld. Sgta. Shank and Hall said the •ccuxcd burglar* have admitted breaking In: College Pharmacy Burgmxn Tractor Co : Ittveraldr Chevrolet Co.; Florida Electric Runplv Co.. Avondale t.louor Store, Columbia Laundry and t)rv Cleon era. Stewart'* Flvr-»nd-Dlme,/.aun Equipment Co.; Murray Hill Thca ter: and an A * P Orocerv. "Policemen were Involved In everv one of Ihexe. according to admlaitonx we have," Sgt Holt declared. Mayor Burnt mentioned a law ■tala of morale among policemen at today'a meeting. " I know Ihe men feel that there la a dark clond over the depart ment." he laid. "But I'd like to paint out that thi* Investigation wai carried out entirely within the police department and I* a eredlt lo the deportment When they found bad apple*, everybody who could help Jumped right In. One city official, who refused to be quoted by name, xummed up the caae against the five officer* this way: "Theie officers planned theie Jobs with the gang, xtood guard while Ihe burglars went In, and took a share of the stolen goods," In many of tha braak-lni, nothing atoton. Two of the biggest were at Avondsle Liquor , where about ft.500 ca«h and ware stolen and Zaun -• Co,, where Itinoo in bead* were takes. I,v financial ilifflciillli-*, t "in I'Miii'-i! lo break off im U nity, lufiu" | urn itI.I i- to fiiii-li it "It stun.I* to n-asim ihui I foiilil finil an rt|i( hi IHI rsii-ril lii-lin tii-rmiinv. I am nut willing o do *ii, tail t waul to gu to lln If. S. A. at unci-. "Are v-ui util" to liilp im-, *ii, in find any I'ci-iipntlun in ynai town T At thi* til-ginning I matnut yn a i pri-tinslims. Imt t wnalo la- glad al an npiiolntuii-nt. whlili I* impruvulil" In th-* future. P"i nhtips then- is any imniigratid Herman In vour town, who want a countryman? Dr do you know sain" ndiirs-Mi-s, at which I couH writ" with pm*|ii-i-t in xtirei-ss? "Moreovi-r I know rnough almut driving n nuitnr-ear, somi-thing alaiilt th" phot agraph Vi a tilthalmut ntayiag piano and almut iho tin-deln** of trnidrnl fistic* "At all "Vi-nl* J think you v.-rcnrdlnly for vnur kind efforts!'' He eni-l"*t-d ii idetiire with Di­ li tter. whl h I* In the hands of the City Manager. il bn>I t'‘*n Hu* Im - i mil i * Wll'lbl be tin* I Lv vulldiil l.-ti f |l I. No. ion A h m ic I ii U h I I'n -sn I rased W ire I A N . !), IB M By The /Mandated Prraaa The worst storm of the season uffcted the Northeastern states today and a twister rut a mile wide path of di’itructlon through downtown Sara sola, Fla., causing between t.MKi.uou and a million dot Inrs damage Another twister accompanied by T h r ('m ini) < itmnil'»ltin Is **• heavy ruins damaged a number of peeled In ineel at 10:00 itVIork home* In Clermont. Fin Mumlav morning with the Itoada There was no report of any cas Committee of the Chamber of ualtlcs Cninmeree to iliu‘ti>H the road Freriluu drizzle and rain slicked program for Seminole County, recta and highways tn auuthrrn Forre I llrerhenridge, manager, irhljinn. northern Indiann, and Ohio and alontt tl:e Mississippi nnnounred this afternoon. it Ivor from southern Missouri to J. F. McClelland was elected southern Wlsronsln, The storm In the Northeast halt clmiminii anil O. E. Fournkrc as, ed several plane flight* and ile vicr-chairniun this morning at the Secri-lnrv of S'lHte-dv-algMnli- .lobn Foster Dulles huMs the floor f•s the heutoot at an mfoinml ,ln joyed buses Sr hoots rinsed In reorgnnlsationul meeting of the Tray, N V At mid morning, there Board of County Commlaatoner*,[ ..UKaiun hiu/l by Biltisn J'nnie Mimstei Winston Churchill at the home -■( to- host, llciimiil M Bnnieli, n was im to 15 tnehrs of snow In in which two m-w i-uinmisiiuners, ^'t,w Yoik I'll -. I p the group (I to i i in Ihiiles, M r ('h u iil'lll; Mr. Ih.nirh, an,I Woitiimp \V AiiliitJi, the Adirondack* and a foot In At John \\ . Meisch amt W. It.1 Aml'uif»a-'i,»-<lc*iitnnlv to l,omloii. Meeting followed „ n I'hnn nill unit >< in F .i imowei i Intelimtuumii banv and II was still snowing The 1 Brown | Miller, took seals vacated Weather Bureau said the storm by W. <!. Kilhce unit II. II. Pope. would eontlnoe through tomorrow Mr McClelland's election a* ™ The deepest snows of the winter -hairumii of the County Comm!*plied it)i In New England. Mas*# slim makes it the third time lie chosett.s had seven tn 12 tnrhes l»v ha- servinl in that m pm lty since mid-morning From 12 to ih tnehi" lOW). The 71-yinruhl Commission-j were forecast before the storm er was first eleetrit to the County peters nut tomorrow. Comntlishin in IIUJ aiul has hern W ASH IN (iTtiN r -lien Dinar Snow was general throughout the on the Inuiril ever since, lie is now Bradley wa* ipmletl today at Northeast except for sleet and rais­ •erving the lust two years of hi* .ay mg he doe* nut know how in Ithode Island and Connecticut third term m u i-nninilssiom-r. The In'settle Hie Korean \tur and At tea«t three persons were native Baiifonlite pri-vkusly held I l l C P P I l S t 1 1 llcc.immuniljit imw "hasn’t met anybody who dues killed in the storm nod the Coast public office when he was elected know " llep Slim I ill Moi said Hoard was seeking two flshlne Sheriff of the imn ly in IP2N hold­ M a d e T o ( ' m i n t y By* the chairman of the .limit Chiefs boats off t^e New England ennst ing that iio«l until Itl'lit, Mr. Me1 Ii >s| lit <i] ’1 ru s t r e s of Stall made the statement dor V The Weather Bureau In Washing "leMand !» a citrus grower and log a Ihree-hnur lop secret re tun In a snerlol advisory, ordered retired fanner residing lit .100 view of the world situation he northeast storm warnings from t*>r French Avenue. Iteeumiio'ii.luiout* were niit.h Expanded telephone service wa* fore the House Armed Services Delaware Breakwater to Block ts Ho- i tom d "I i ouiitv Com inI- hi" The elmUmn* took place In short part of suhstiintlnl progri*** re­ Committee. Short, who i* to be "i* (hi* iifli'iooon hv T E T o l .a , laud and said strong "IruU would order after the nuctfng opened at corded in Hiiiifunl In IU52, or,Hid­ 'hairmuu of the committee when pound the middle Atlantic coast 10:00 o'clock and Mr. McClelland ing to E. V. Turner, .Southern Ih-ll eliuirmno of Mo- Scnilnnh' lOonlv for the nevt 24 to 10 hours, it organize*, told reporter* there Hoard of Ho mini .. .............. tliol Iminerllatel) eg.hanged seats with manager here During 1052 the wu* ail extensive discussion of The sudden wind storm that B. C, Dodd, chairman during the number of telephones -In service the Coutilv ('iiioiiiisniuri p*oi-",-d at the Korean conflict He said Ihir slammed Into Sarasota from (h, east year. idira lowuril ihe valldiitl......... . here Increased hv 145, or eight per Included a “ llllle" discussion ol Olllf of Megleo sank if " » r s l boats ( ’ouniv bond* r11 the euusiroi tion rent. During other proceedings at the the |Nis«ilile use of atomic wen moored at Munlcinal I'tor, oyer ,of u Semlnol, I -uniV llo-ollnl us As the vesr ended, 4,51H tele­ (ions there hut that Bradley gave I ■uthorlred bv fieehuhlcr* In the turned trailers and knocked down meeting, the Commission passed a phones were In service, a* against resolution to hold two regular no Indlcalidn whether this mighl 11 to 20 feet of vrnll In the .Snruaota w.VlaVolvlier elecllori * meetings a month Instead of. Just 4.171 at the first of the year. "The be done 4 'h a m h rr of Commerce building. number of people with telephone r In piopoiiDii’ tin, idling v*lilt Vue,.uf ter the logulliyof u special■ Presidents the aturns ar servlc* Is regarded as a good baro­ It IIMIlHIlKlit Till t*MM» Sit I tiller ulhel II't'oiiimemlalioiis Mi a twister It knocked out power meter of economic health, and the Tucker >'vI'liiin, d loot the liuslee* In some downtown sections, dam number In service pt Sanford eonhud li"M fi i mu-nl im-, hue* in the oifed roofs and nut some tele tlnues to Increase. We continue to on t month nod I d also uo-l wiili phones out of service. til,- 11ii *i - , , .<f 11.< ) i ,| i .- -Iat, a .) « shower* ami thunderstorm* ltd* aHr moo it, Hearing and murh coldr r tonight; .Saturday lair and cold, r r ; strung shirting winds becoming ninth west. III11*<11 ! • ' 'it fill Draft Official Truman Budget Sees Tightening Called Fanciful Of Deferments By Republicans 'nllejfe Students ^ i'pii As Heine fcctci1 Ilv W ASHINGTON »' A it * A 1- !'n l i c y it ii W ASHINGTON P President f rumaia today laid a $7U.r^i.oool.’ i v i . - i l I*' V I ii M't d 'l"‘l v-'lcdlclory liodgel before Con"S l > D U I I A | >• I t . g i , . , , where Aetiiihlleuiis promptly 1'iiimisc ( 'uts 1!y At ci led "fniiiusiic" and promlseil to cui It sharply. [.mist Id .id offi ci.iK Nomii m ay he lotiknu; 1 \VMV **I Ulfl'Ill s VUlh "'u 'lli •fhiMl' niiir»» than tin Hppr.iiMint: *»ml iik;btrnlMki up «>n iitlti'r *lrf* r inrllf * 11* W4*|f till* <1lriH'ta»*f Si Irt tiYi* Si*i vim* >.»>•" M.m ( U*n Lru is H II«*i -h»*\ Hu Id HillimH Hv I'tm iN tl IIW KINSIIN and WII I.D f IHlllMi \ST W ASH INHTDN P So ..... con i-tessioilal fiscal spcii.ihsl* -h o 1 ed "co nfu sion” and "f;itita*lie I...lav al 1'ri‘ ddeul hmu.in s new Some ol ihcin prom‘set (,. , ol it at least 1" Inllioo dollars (!iif*itnr 'ttthl tfrmufik! iH.iff »■ilK ,iid al-o reduce taxi* jput Hiniil limits <n I hi’ id Itopoldiei'lls wllo will rortiol Ibe i*l •i IiIi 'h w itp i»rml"**in»* i p ' m-si I, .In al purse string' i .i die pre .ent « -iI prrhdim I shniiM *n\ .i m.ithi* i oligrr" indicated the* would flirt IF.if (tt1|Hl%Jkllflll1 Y 1*1 \ \ Y ignore rniman's proon-.d tor 't «\ m it hiri (hr I j ' i uilhiiul sub sp eutliug iTH ilUO IHHla*......... the I d , .d veal starling Julv l ami « ad '( iMti.tl titiMenini* «»f ilrfn im nt* Hi tl«%i!|ipt%r(| fhr |H*d.bfM lit *: ;|Flit •'!* in a*$Hi*i*!lvr S c m n " *» hfBIrhti uf H( h lli.'i'fiiA 11» f sbi’V i l r r l i i r n l I ha I -I b iff ill '*•»! ti»* thr Hhtv mi'll 11Irrh'il lf\ fl’ K tn'titenimf li ft fn* :i ( m s.i 'ii S rlrrltvr S r m r r " n l.iliv t it ^P« i t itji**- bad t.ikrM .ih *d » (♦* m .d " Dumber ♦'* mrn mi far fr<*m ■In* i dlr^rH w bile Imbi Inn nut «*■ -i I,|I v- ut kers :i"il f ,ti-iti•t ,»*'4 I n nu: " an i ni mi tit*tsi in-. ,- ■’ V 111 Du ........ illstliMl In tu it■' -1 til id me f tDii-l» 1n-ff-i ment - ttf cfUt-'-r - i»4t m! * i "f fMs 1f»r llf-.f-rse Officer T u l i m uiffutu Tslun nliui" lu- , i u I tMt.il '.iliiuisl Ion mw) m m i- 1'i.itt Di. ' n lilt tier " i .ire ileferr*"" t" -i c i ii-iiltin •• .mil " " I l l ' l l v i-uiiiliini-tl ’ ” \Vi- * i-rtalnlv tmisi Ti-nK tua.iiii Du- cnlli-gcs with -.iiuu-Diiiui m*ar»* 11 Mill III Ilf || 4- 4 I'. q y I h u i M i l t o n M To Trinn In Dunedin This Year ,-a| what l , resldenl rle* I ta D "illlolled Mo Cage Ih /ce l (tloomy Prediction 0! Observer Brings Downpour Of Haiti I" I'll t • <m nicfi Itru* ili* i n jut ii today llllit Ito I’ud'e* w it) "dc f io il11v ’ I,..Id fli.'t, - H i l l y i iim o m **f I Ii*- fall firiMiiHt rf *Mil I rl UIP |( «t I *,fla--tl'l. till"" tulle* Out til of Mr ( 'I* hi u tiler Milt ll'*l »/••■! HI I •**- i If t«Mt, Tu* k» r - h i ' kff* f•••I fi'iit 1 1 •* 11**111 dim Mi l.uughbo. Ilrowoie farm with tb* i»h«fi *•( m i tutu Hill" dlleel,". -orifooied llie eliunge 111 iinlv 'in b no imhh iih im nm'lit ) ** i|a- Mi,*i,,0»' rduii- m ii lihoiie call • vtucssiil in a recent surve y try Die \**ttelated Pres*. I* for re. .........I spending aliroad Al to* cnslnniarv meeting with "ewsmeii to explain the budget, Truman said there l* no wav. jn •nil material la emiallv effeetlv*." ■>*tcr duv afterriimn. i'f trnI i II ill'll for . ollVc |(ujf lh<* TH^fHHAry blood t In ai d *t»ll I n Hfi'vifb* ( h r iriuximuiH (rammA M i i titk*b M..' IfllltIH <•mI»V Vti MiHiybliHi R>1 i'lfbtilm fm h <«i' fiiriiiriM i><tl lo n n t ||||.If IIIItal full I’11 lit $in n>t'i U ill'll I « ( "Hmif •8nl I imvornmiMit nil* nHft m nil *. 1... t, ..................... Ill b ni- - ii rl ----- 1 .;• •»■•*• •eliiio iigitln llo - , i u i . ortiimtiu-',«l l HJ I.. I.. ai •a o r e m i u t * of January pledge* to trim awav liilliiiti* of dollar* Only time ryuid tell whether, under the liOP, thing* would he different Truinun'* estimate ol governmerit spending wu* tor the fiscal tear Hi5|, which begin* Julv l I'he total wa* four hlllinn dollars higher than spending projected by the President for the current fis­ cal year amt 12'v billions more than in fiscal HJ.V2. which ende*t 1:1*1 June 50 The increases were almost entin-lv fur national sreurity pro­ gram* amt iHiinteil, Truman said, toward a 10 billion dollar deficit is month* from now I'roman called for a hig increase m foreign alii, mostly for miiltnrv help to Die nation’* European al­ lies Hut he also included two bljlinns tor ceoiiunile. rather than imliim* Ind)) Some member* id i tfiicto** h.iw hern uriiing that all piirelv ecomrrnte aid to foreign i ituntncs tie h iltcil I tie whole foreign aid section 11r" ini-,i-iI to he a controversial one M 'lords emigres.imial desire, as I'he foundation nul.l the of fir# of -in- duv, Nov 20. tie *»ld fen*" umhlllxiiUon iias a*ked the Hniu la-gun to eu.nie.tlowit lute i Bed 1,’iiiss |u assume ri-xponsildlttv. tn | f* If 'l in 'd t a l i - la 1 in trig ,t..| will, Ii te u latiM Dot Dial wa* (he customary re,n lion of Democratic congresse*. loo and they frcipieully fell short 1. , 1 1 ' ' 1 I *f ♦ » ' MHM'i 1 . ■ l’■-■. l V' i , ' * .*Ik. i *•■ • 1 ■i y 11»•t( -1ii . *1 1.1 J1l , ,,1l l t d St - ft*1 > , *♦ tli ■••m1 •(M|J|* 1’ v* • - 1 \ 1 44, ■ tit lit .1,1 III 1 • •x18 !i |lRV . .4 V'fV •If v . 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Imil m !ni« tn'i’ii mi ov V' ( uf Ii*ltl11•*i i i v u l i i c uI«mh! fivi* werkd im iiMmiinixin*'’ Itil.lrin It »»<ili| I"IMIRM l» ((||** iii» u inu' r*5.o«m «*iill• 4m h in ('lull. Ti 014, nn4 I«o*hi u "i* hi m !* uf i 1 1 nf it million 4* o » r H, tnfitfli .if -ilniPH fund*. ! t'f "mitior i*»»4 Uh* i’hin fn*»rt'iiS MMi.ln-t th (»*• frttni mIimi mormitlonl Imn *h tbi* v r ^ r 1 1•* in»t (rs*h in»»v*"( vnltniM*' in fiojifim^ cnj in, - hi . it (•* not fmf* *iit»Ms*11'4 f r h in |,*«*-« * *•0*!I1e**'»1 fHim In i ifI* Mnmln'1 i»f ••*■*•**!n l•••! »r*»A!»- If" onlv in widely b'RMtmrt t/lolmlin tom|i* frnrri blood t-odottid in inch Itirifo |kooh tinI* (•***n ulmwn Id « nr t v iinti-hmllcM nfiilHHl nil lhri*f uf ♦)•*• kiMiwn vlrnnn<. ‘'||iMVi’V«'r,M B V di!IIdp ■*iM, "If c.rmmirtiul ifitnuiHt ylohuMn 1^ |i,IM*'i| in u HAliofift) imol, it will Iho nin»t?Mailv for (b^ yiiiino'i ylotmlln. "bleb o f f ^ 'd v * In (imHh, for mim-loik nml iiifrctlnyft iiMiutitun ( igundi'f!. 0*»' two other (IInihiki' m f»ir which tlih HuUUnc# nlivialo V. O F C M EKTIN H St mti'ii undi for which lbt> cnnininf* Direelont uf the Hemlnolt- Cntinly Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Cltv Hull Tuesday at B’OO p.m. to dim-iis* ronil net"I* of tin- eountv for the eomlng H in t year, Forrest llreekenrldge. manEridiiv • "Asaignment Faria " ne"* ennounccfl today. til-J - 1:40 - 6:8S • 7:1(1 - 0:34 "Wo hope lo ilrnw up n program Snt. "Hun Valley Cyclone" and which will Ito onltetllv pjveesl to "Arabian Nighta" hv.the hoard and the Commission­ Sunday* • "Star* and Htripea er*," he xalil. John MeUrh and O. Forever" E Fourakre. .laith County Com1:14 • 3:20 • 5:24 . 7:10 • 0:14 mUalener*. era co-chairman of M OVIKLAND th" C of C hlehwaya, road* and "Jungle Headhunter*" *Urt* hrldire* committee, (1:3d • 7:0.1 • 8:08, last feature Mr. Preckeerldir# told th* C. of 8:51 C. noaalblv will have a delegation Mr*. Ed U n e , wife of the local realtor nnd long time resident of the city, yeaterdav wa* awarded a Hut. • "Dakota Kid" and accompanying Countv Commla- traveling trophy ami a $25 U, S. Defenae liond by th* Junior Chamber of Commerce for the winning entry “ a , I. Jane" alonera to the dlttrlrt meeting of (above) In tho Jayccea outdoor Chrlitinaa lighting conleat. Th* display appeared at ihu residence of Mr. Sunday - "I alarid of Dealt**' Ih* Bute Road Department at Deand Mr*. L*ne, 810 Park Avenue, during th* Yulo season. Land Jan. 10- Movie Time Table | l ) I ..’jA & iik ------------------- „1. M, L 'V r ti- ' , ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 08, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 1953. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1953; <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/d1f1925c261a332a6306a45ef8aaa88d.pdf d47307fbec1b05bead413bb939d43ef6 PDF Text Text ) * # * * » , . * ■* * * • •M l . - •* ■ #-»-* »'*^.** • * — You Save A Little Everyday On Everything You Bu l L " / t / ////////i “SU N N YLAN D ” R EADY TO EAT! V///77J7, A R M O U R 'S Low Prices 0 Everyday Specials Too! BOAST BEEF 13-ox. Can Prtcax Good Thru Saturday, Ian. 10 Quanllly TUghln Reserved 57c A R M O U R ’S Prices 419 E. 1st St. 300 E. 3rd St. POTTED MEAT [day - Sliced Canadian Huron V i‘\b . s Too! No. >/« Can 9Jc Baron lb. Spareribx Snowdrift 3 Vienna Sausage lb. Neck Hones Pork Roost 19c Pig Tulls Lb Can Pig Feet lb. 19c lit. 12c lb. 59c Tender Sliced Beef Liver Hickory Sweet Sliced Bacon Heavy Mature "Eal-Rlte" BeeL 7" Cu R ib R o o s t W ieners lb. 55c lb. 19c Ornnijo Band Pure Pork Sausage II). Snusagc Serve Hasly Tasly Thrifty Pork Chops Baking Hens :19c Ornnjtc Uand Smoked Pork 64c Beat Center Cut Or. A, Grr.itfd St Drawn Fro*. Orange Hand Skinless Lbs Chopped Ham 10c T f ndt-r 5 [XXXUUxY lit Frexh Tender Ballard’s Plain or Self-Rising 181c t l OI. TIN I9r ll>. Mratv I'ork [XXMOUX^ * 01. 1IN Corn-Fed, Rib End, Loin Small Mruly Pork Thu New Wesson Oil Shortening 29c 14 OI. tIN :tilc Krt-xhlv Ground "Eat-Rite" IluniliurKur Corned Beef Hash 59 c Sujtar Cured I’itco ttreakfnsl lb. r>9c Heavy Mature "Eal-Rlte" Beel Chock Roast S W IF T S PREM IUM ROLLED TREET C O FFEE Veal Roast 12 -o z. Can VELVO Whole Been BUTTER 2 Vi-ox, Get 12-oz Glass COFFEE 35c SOUTHERN GOLD Colored m i iuit Margarine * 25' ‘ oMT'' Cheese Food Locd CATSUP Chee-Zee 2 * 89' 14-ox. Btl. BALLARD”) Oven-Ready • P a ttie s Carrots 3 Large Golden South American No. 303 Cana Pineapple Superfine Limagrands 2 c*“ 31c 4-os. Pkg. Orange Pekoe l2oz. Mugs Bananas 3 L.O .S. Peanut Butter Dial Deederaat Soap New Red Bllu PoCatOM 6 Lb.. 39o Potatoes B u .. 4Bo Air-Wiek Deodorizer New Firm Sweet 185 F). Roll RatafeagM u . 41e PIG FEET h e VILLA Cboeolcrte Covered Cherries 3 ^ -ox. Can — Cane TRIPE Lb Box N e i. Can M ,,k 25c TER R Y DANDIES 8-ox. Pkg. Terry Cream Whips pkg 18-ox. Pbg, *• Choc. Covered Coconut Thins 13-ox. Pkif. .p 13-ox. Pkg. .Choc. Covered Fruit Thins p 13-ox. Pkg. Choc. Covered Cherry Thins . • *■ pk f. 99c .• ' CLEAN TOMORROWS WAY & d o * / dtfjee w**Ak»tM nd Blackey* (i ««. ..................... .... i r- • s ” ■ mm ' 15c ARM OUR’S Choc. Covered Thin Mints Sprouts.., 14-oa. 3 1 c LIVER SPREAD 2 * For Salads or Cocking YXO URC -/t.Ii - ■ 'rSfc. 2 3 c A R M O U R 'S Dog Food 10 ? Cut-Rite Waxod Paper Wettea Oil >/2 Lb Patties A R M O U R ’S 2 '« Reattlar Bottle I.«ong Idaho Baking i i No. 1 Can STRONQHEART Bath Slro 29o i m Astor Tea ^ Small Sira Dial Deodorant Soap Yeflo^SoffJS*™ i m No. 2 Cane ARGO Sliced Beech-Nut Baby Food B c h s m ‘ - 39c Margarine 3 Strained or 2 Chopped |ara Fresh Crisp Texas Green Top l i t t e e i MAR-BOLD Colored SUGAR L b Biscuits 2 "*• 25 19c \ ^ l O c No. f t Can Florida Oryilal Faelory Packed V 2 S u i. Lb Pkg Lb Can 0L0VERIL00M Pare Oroomory Ootofli Rocket Balloon Margarine »19' STAR-K1ST Light Meat A S T O B V acuum Packed Sliced >r!ed Cool SUPERBRAND Colored Quartan H A L S 10 N STOKELY'S Finest Tomato DONALD DUCK Poanut ARM OUR’S y...i ’ f >> 4 S c �I ') It * THE WEATHER IF YOU DON'T fe r a lb receive your Sanford Hfratd, City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m., please call Y ELLO W CAB 1444 • •\ \* > (V O L U M E X U V SA N FO RD . Eatihltnhed 1908 Tornado Cuts Path O f Destruction In Downtown Sarasota Clermont Is Also Hit By Tontadie Winds; New Khtfland Gets Year’s W orst Snow By The /Mandated Prraaa The worst storm of the season uffcted the Northeastern states today and a twister rut a mile wide path of di’itructlon through downtown Sara sola, Fla., causing between t.MKi.uou and a million dot Inrs damage Another twister accompanied by heavy ruins damaged a number of home* In Clermont. Fin There was no report of any cas ualtlcs Freriluu drizzle and rain slicked « recta and highways tn auuthrrn irhljinn. northern Indiann, and Ohio and alontt tl:e Mississippi it Ivor from southern Missouri to southern Wlsronsln, The storm In the Northeast halt ed several plane flight* and ile joyed buses Sr hoots rinsed In Tray, N V At mid morning, there was im to 15 tnehrs of snow In the Adirondack* and a foot In At banv and II was still snowing The Weather Bureau said the storm would eontlnoe through tomorrow ™ The deepest snows of the winter plied it)i In New England. Mas*# chosett.s had seven tn 12 tnrhes l»v mid-morning From 12 to ih tnehi" were forecast before the storm peters nut tomorrow. Snow was general throughout the Northeast except for sleet and rais­ in Ithode Island and Connecticut At tea«t three persons were killed in the storm nod the Coast Hoard was seeking two flshlne boats off t^e New England ennst V The Weather Bureau In Washing tun In a snerlol advisory, ordered northeast storm warnings from t*>r Delaware Breakwater to Block ts laud and said strong "IruU would pound the middle Atlantic coast for the nevt 24 to 10 hours, The sudden wind storm that slammed Into Sarasota from (h, Olllf of Megleo sank if" » rsl boats moored at Munlcinal I'tor, oyer turned trailers and knocked down 11 to 20 feet of vrnll In the .Snruaota 4'h am h rr of Commerce building. Presidents the aturns ar a twister It knocked out power In some downtown sections, dam oifed roofs and nut some tele phones out of service. « Four Persons Hurt In Auto Accidents In Sanford Area o A N IN D K P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R F L O R ID A F R ID A Y ninth west. * Truman’s Last Budget Calls For 78 Billion Dollar Expenditures Churchill Holds An Informal Talk In New York Draft Official Truman Budget Sees Tightening Called Fanciful Of Deferments By Republicans Legality Of Special Meeting Questioned By Mrs. Meredith 'nllejfe Students ^ i'pii As Heine Thr ('mini) <itmnil'»ltin Is **• peeled In ineel at 10:00 itVIork Mumlav morning with the Itoada Committee of the Chamber of Cninmeree to iliu‘ti>H the road program for Seminole County, Forre I llrerhenridge, manager, nnnounred this afternoon. fcctci1 Ilv WASHINGTON »' A it* A 1- !'n l i c y Id.id offi ci.iK Nomii may he lotiknu; it J. F. McClelland was elected clmiminii anil O. E. Fournkrc as, vicr-chairniun this morning at the reorgnnlsationul meeting of the Secri-lnrv of S'lHte-dv-algMnli- .lobn Foster Dulles huMs the floor f• s the heutoot at an mfoinml ,ln Board of County Commlaatoner*,[ ..UKaiun hiu/l by Biltisn J'nnie Mimstei Winston Churchill at the home -■( to- host, llciimiil M Bnnieli, n in which two m-w i-uinmisiiuners, ^'t,w Yoik I'll-. I p the group (I to i i in Ihiiles, Mr ('hu iil'lll; Mr. Ih.nirh, an,I Woitiimp \V AiiliitJi, John \\ . Meisch amt W. It.1 Aml'uif»a-'i,»-<lc*iitnnlv to l,omloii. Meeting followed „ n I'hnn nill unit >< in F .i imowei i Intelimtuumii 1 Brown | Miller, took seals vacated by W. <!. Kilhce unit II. II. Pope. Mr McClelland's election a* -hairumii of the County Comm!*slim makes it the third time lie ha- servinl in that mpmlty since lOW). The 71-yinruhl Commission-j er was first eleetrit to the County Comntlishin in IIUJ aiul has hern WASHIN(iTtiN r -lien Dinar on the Inuiril ever since, lie is now Bradley wa* ipmletl today at •erving the lust two years of hi* .ay mg he doe* nut know how third term m u i-nninilssiom-r. The In'settle Hie Korean \tur and native Baiifonlite pri-vkusly held I l l C P P I l S t 1 1 llcc.immuniljit imw "hasn’t met anybody who dues public office when he was elected know " llep Slim I il l Moi said Sheriff of the imn ly in IP2N hold­ M a d e T o ( ' m i n t y By* the chairman of the .limit Chiefs ing that iio«l until Itl'lit, Mr. Me1 Ii >s| lit <i] ’1 r u s t r e s of Stall made the statement dor "leMand !» a citrus grower and log a Ihree-hnur lop secret re retired fanner residing lit .100 view of the world situation he French Avenue. Iteeumiio'ii.luiout* were niit.h Expanded telephone service wa* fore the House Armed Services Ho- i tom d "I i ouiitv Com in I- hi" The elmUmn* took place In short part of suhstiintlnl progri*** re­ order after the nuctfng opened at corded in Hiiiifunl In IU52, or,Hid­ Committee. Short, who i* to be "i* (hi* iifli'iooon hv T E To l .a , 'hairmuu of the committee when eliuirmno of Mo- Scnilnnh' lOonlv 10:00 o'clock and Mr. McClelland ing to E. V. Turner, .Southern Ih-ll it organize*, told reporter* there Hoard of Ho mini ............. tliol Iminerllatel) eg.hanged seats with manager here During 1052 the wu* ail extensive discussion of the Coutilv ('iiioiiiisniuri p*oi-",-d at B. C, Dodd, chairman during the number of telephones -In service the Korean conflict He said Ihir idira lowuril ihe valldiitl....... . here Increased hv 145, or eight per east year. Included a “ llllle" discussion ol (’ouniv bond* r1 1 the euusiroi tion During other proceedings at the rent. the |Nis«ilile use of atomic wen ,of u Semlnol, I -uniV llo-ollnl us As the vesr ended, 4,51H tele­ meeting, the Commission passed a (ions there hut that Bradley gave I ■uthorlred bv fieehuhlcr* In the resolution to hold two regular phones were In service, a* against no Indlcalidn whether this mighl w.VlaVolvlier elecllori * meetings a month Instead of. Just 4.171 at the first of the year. "The be done r In piopoiiDii’ tin, idling v*lilt Vue,.uf ter the logulliyof u special■ number of people with telephone servlc* Is regarded as a good baro­ It IIMIlHIlKlit Till t*MM» Sit I tiller ulhel II't'oiiimemlalioiis Mi meter of economic health, and the Tucker >'vI'liiin, d loot the liuslee* number In service pt Sanford eonhud li"M fi i mu-nl im-, hue* in the tlnues to Increase. We continue to on t month nod I d also uo-l wiili 4,518 Telephones Reported Now In Use In Sanford Bradley Says He’s In Dark On Ilmv To Settle Korean War Early Validation Of Hospital Bonds Urged By Tucker or ;iir> is Noted InNumberln Use One Year Ap> 2 J™ "" Cierman Youth Is gSeekinjj; Work In The United States ------| Ho espUltied that the t*dnl miniW. K White bus been promoted ' her of telephone* m-w serving Hun to district supervisor of the In- ford Is more than one time*. m 117 trrstate Life and Accident In- Per cent greater than it wo* ut nuance Company, according to .'he end of World Win II The expnnston of Sanford’* tele fire l ilv recently receive I i -inuouncrmrnt inailc today hy the •ompany which ha* headquarters phone system wn* n mol of u letter from ii l*erliinri vmilh olei ii 1 \VMV **I Ulfl'Ill s VUlh "'u'lli •fhiMl' niiir»» than tin Hppr.iiMint: *»ml iik;btrnlMki up «>n iitlti'r *lrf* r inrllf * 11* W4*|f till* <1lriH'ta»*f Si Irt tiYi* Si*i vim* >.»>•" M.m (U*n Lruis H II«*i -h»*\ Hu (!iif*itnr 'ttthl tfrmufik! iH.iff »■ilK jput Hiniil limits <n Ihi’ id i*l •iIiIi'h witp i»rml"**in»* i p 'm-si «-iI prrhdim I shniiM * n \ .i m.ithi* flirt IF.if (tt1|Hl%Jkllflll1Y 1*1 \ \ Y 't «\ mit hiri (hr Ij'i uilhiiul sub '( iMti.tl titiMenini* «»f ilrfn im nt* Hi tl«%i!|ipt%r(| fhr |H*d.bfM lit *: ;|Flit •'!* in a*$Hi*i*!lvr S c m n " *» hfBIrhti uf H(h lli.'i'fiiA 11» f sbi’V ilrrliirnl I ha I -I b iff ill '*•»! ti»* thr Hhtv mi'll 11Irrh'il lf\ fl’K tn'titenimf lift fn* :i (m s.i 'ii Srlrrltvr S rm rr "n l.iliv t it l.’ iv i.- il I "S l >DU in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. White ha* been serving a* staff man­ ager of Ihe local office In the Dtiuford Atlantic National Bank Building. Hi* new dotle* will cnenmnn** siipiTVI.slon of seven Central Florida counties including Virtu*ln. Brevard. Femlmde, Lake, Bulk, Orange and Osceola. Her­ bert C. Prevatt tins been nouointed to succeed Mr. White a* stuff manager. Mr. White moved to Bunfurd In Janoarv of t!)4D from Nn>ht-llle. Term, where he wn* also usocIMed with fnterslnle. He arid his wife reside nt 2105 Ame­ lin Drive In Highland Park. 5 Jacksonville Policemen Jailed On Breaking And Entering Charge 1'iiimisc ( 'uts 1!y At [.mist Id HillimH Hv I'tm iN tl IIWKINSIIN and WII I.D f IHlllMi \ST WASHINGTON P - President ci led "fniiiusiic" and promlseil to cui It sharply. Dot Dial wa* (he customary re,n lion of Democratic congresse*. loo and they frcipieully fell short of January pledge* to trim awav liilliiiti* of dollar* Only time ryuid tell whether, under the liO P, thing* i-tessioilal fiscal spcii.ihsl* -ho 1 would he different ed "confusion” and "f;itita*lie Truinun'* estimate ol governI...lav al 1'ri‘ ddeul hmu.in s new Some ol ihcin prom‘set merit spending wu* tor the fiscal (,. , ol it at least 1" Inllioo dollars tear Hi5 |, which begin* Ju lv l I'he total wa* four hlllinn dollars ,iid al-o reduce taxi* Itopoldiei'lls wllo will rortiol Ibe higher than spending projected by I, .In al purse string' i .i die pre .ent the President for the current fis­ i oligrr" indicated the* would cal year amt 12'v billions more ignore rniman's proon-.d tor than in fiscal HJ.V2. which ende*t speutliug iTH ilUO IHHla*....... the I d 1:1*1 June 50 The increases were almost en, .d veal starling Julv l ami « ad ,-a| what l,resldenl rle* I ta tin-lv fur national sreurity pro­ gram* amt iHiinteil, Truman said, D "illlolled Mo Cage Ih/cel toward a 10 billion dollar deficit is month* from now I'roman called for a hig increase m foreign alii, mostly for miiltnrv help to Die nation’* European al­ lies Hut he also included two bljlinns tor ceoiiunile. rather than imliim* Ind)) Some member* id i tfiicto** h.iw hern uriiing that all 1 piirelv ecomrrnte aid to foreign 1 '' 1 I *f ♦ » ' MHM'i . l V' i , i ituntncs tie h iltcil ii ' * .*Ik i *.•■•. ■l’■ -■ 1 ■ iy11»•t( -11 . *1.1 1J1l I tie whole foreign aid section , ,,1l ltd St -ft*1 > , *♦ tli ■••m1 •(M|J|* 11r" ini-,i-iI to he a controversial one 1’ v* • -1 \ ■ tit lit .1,1 III 1 • •x18!i 1 44, M 'lords emigres.imial desire, as |lRV . .4 V'fV •If v • vtucssiil in a recent survey try . M »" iny Die \**ttelated Pres*. I* for reM' 'Hit*' it |ii l»nil !c i lM' ifM'ln"■ > • f null hit'l . ....... I spending aliroad • M4\ Al to* cnslnniarv meeting with 1Ill's"1 vvtla'll 111 fiut'l' III' f""""k. "ewsmeii to explain the budget, -Hit i Mm• kfi ]ItITI* '*( HI 1M (t MlItin Truman said there l* no wav. jn t»'|H" 4 !" r.■ o .i J'j (d tIn* • nil material la emiallv effeetlv*." mtlli’4 llRii lull' -li in HIIMMht. I'he foundation nul.l the of fir# of -in- duv, Nov 20. tie *»ld fen*" umhlllxiiUon iias a*ked the Hniu la-gun to eu.nie.tlowit lute i Bed 1,’iiiss |u assume ri-xponsildlttv. ■ >*tcr duv afterriimn. i'ftrnI iII ill'll for . ollVc |(ujf lh<* TH^fHHAry blood t In ai d *t»ll In Hfi'vifb* (hr iriuximuiH (rammA M i i titk*b M..' IfllltIH <•mI»V Vti MiHiybliHi R>1 i'lfbtilm fm h<«i' fiiriiiriM i><tl lo n n t | || |.If IIIItal full I’11 lit $inn>t'i U ill'll I «( "Hmif •8nl I imvornmiMit nil* ................. Ill nHft m nil *. 1... t, ft • I m nmiM4 ii . . fit tnl r (ni♦but l|l>> WASHINHTDN P So .... con (tloomy Prediction 0! Observer Brings ^P« it **- bad t.ikrM . *d » (♦* m.d" Dumber ♦'* mrn far fr<*m Downpour Of Haiti ■ In* i dlr^rH w bile Imbi Inn nut «*■ itji ih mi -i I,|I v- ut kers :i"il f,ti-iti• t ,»*'4 I n nu: "an i ni mi tit*tsi in-. ,- ■ ’ V 111 Du..... . illstliMl Intuit■ ' -1 til id me f tDii-l» 1n-ff-i ment - ttf cfUt-'-r -i»4t m! * s 1f»r llf-.f-rse Officer Tulim i "f fM uiffutuTslun nliui" lu- , iu I tMt.il '.iliiuisl Ion mw) mmi- 1'i.itt Di.' n lilt tier "i .ire ileferr*"" t" -ici ii-iiltin •• .mil ""Ill'll v i-uiiiliini-tl ’ ” \Vi- * i-rtalnlv tmisi Ti-nK tua.iiii Du- cnlli-gcs with -.iiuu-Diiiui m*ar»* 11Mill III Ilf|| 4-4 I'.qy I hui M i l t o n M To Trinn In Dunedin This Year The Han Notooi., VIj,-.'.tn, Sirs I «rigio- fitui team til,- 11ii*i -, , .<f 11.< ) i,| i .--Iat, a .) ihe.(di V il bn>I t'‘*n III11*<11 ! •' 'it of I I" Si I 1*111 - 111"IS ,1 Wto, tl fill tn | f* If 'lin'd tali- la 1 in trig ,t..| will, Ii Hu* Im-i mil i * Wll'lbl be t in * I Lv 'tlHiti <li 11• miido teulatiM ai •a or emiut * I" •eliiio iigitln llo- ,iu i. ortiimtiu-',«l vulldiil l.-ti f |l I. I'll t• <mnicfi Itru* ili* in jut ii today llllit Ito I’ud'e* w it) "dc f ioil11v ’ I,..Id fli.'t, -Hilly iiimo m **f I Ii*- fall firiMiiHt rf *Mil IrlUIP |(«t I *,fla--tl'l. till"" tulle* Out til of Mr ('I* hi u tiler Milt ll'*l »/••■! HI I •**- i If t«Mt, Tu* k» r -hi'kff* f•••I fi'iit 1 1•* 11**111 dim Mi l.uughbo. Ilrowoie farm with tb* i»h«fi *•( m i tutu Hill" dlleel,". -orifooied llie eliunge 111 iinlv 'in b no imhhiih im nm'lit ) ** i|a- Mi,*i,,0»' rduii- m ii lihoiie call ncfi'HHuiv with -m b m«J »- mnv **• liidiiv to Seiuiii'd" l oiinty Cliaiidier rrn ivi ll fi mu thr I i>b • inf*1 utlI of I'.iiiiiiih t ,’ Malinger Forrest thr frifcMi! ifi'i■ *I iilitriif nhilrr tfo1 Ilf", hem hlge, n Im tiifil win d Me Hit) Hoy ton \ t I I angliloi for an i-vplnuutimi of n 1Mht'i y*1 (itiHiiriiibit loll** of tin rowspiipei tepm* staling tin Ml*llir*1«rktlit 11 11**!'!" it • in ii1'**•nti**.| bv -uni- hod iji-i till d to liaill in linin' •liu Mr T ucIu t . wrier Mi Mi l.iiiighlin exidiiiiieil the 1!» That Ho* 1 oont\ 1*<»intm* ion I'lH'iufe ii fluea I until! In n*ni*l in svvil, Ii to Dumdln u- n matter uf tin* innl I**I' of vn111InI i**it 11li«I in |r geographic eoTivi liieocu for the hciluliiig of tinitiing games with of MIDb HIlMMlfll <tf -Jl Lit btifiils lit mnv li tb'emid iipr t «tinn ninl nth» ? t•*i*111**i In Hi" Turnon lluv fu r t tier r* (4TMiini n I tin* i ini«111v 11ji\ f hi muki' U»i* I'M ill i’itI uf I hr film t*f I iiv Win id e-r RH'I A 11 mn l» lii * f Utbindn id iiiHiiniHfimhi'dI iifti't idl von »lbl till’ (‘ilv «‘f Si»nfi*ttl Iniv*■il«Pi» f'it 11h •lie-1* nifflil mw in< . ,?l. > p u n t Mi , M* i., l*iiHifl»lin I!! Tfuil (Ih* ( •aiin f v iV i 11 i i '11m ii* y v M . I li v% i 1. , b *1rii»* t’ - ii rl ---- 1 .;• •»■•*• l HJ I.. I.. *l 1 Util) ..............lu ll t tliji T hi Ri*cli V • < nr(!i n, r* fh lit at fit* •ilt MiiiitJi Sfl'^niUn U • ffci tivi'lv I • tilt •>! ,4*1 ■ i runt Imini On l'.i*r SU I - I . r . .! f » a* ■i Polio Foundation Sevkimr I ’o Knv All Available1 (ilohulin I ' ( ill 1 I' in. h I *W •I Ii. I Its It* ♦ ill ! ill v'- *t I InIv I L»♦ HI"(111I'M MilM M ■It tmI 1 Iss * 11It*! ’VR !!"• I I ••» I at41<fall ' l ‘ t imit I«if»I < ! 1'uH i1|i(illiiri uf i*i in \ ii.l f v n v \ nitK i I-. ni.- NuMil *m.mi! ! "HimIni t"M f»n InfnnMlv* Mu* v*m ««i uf i«»l *ln« I " i jiJ\ vm inid j <L»v i! bun Ini'll lI'RH i ' nt'**, l»* •ut'! I I li] I (■»I'Ll . ' lit.* V I (■ (»!♦ ’ '! fi- off* ml !»• tmv nil romitiririrtl irum> 11 * ii hi. t1ti tl.i it In rh*w nil I"inti I ir |m Iha m!i l " in m . ' *1 1 m*(d|m>iu| mi» (it ,!nm 10 fm :i nua |• «aI e |t i l l ) ( IHt.'l Mul ("•mil (jiiiil in In* immrI tn *fiitihni* \ rttl • tt liih" I |/"(IR IHI t It* lh»ii» nmlnr fh- Mfn • mi (ih1Ii* ' rti- «Hti?n ‘n « w*h m Im I - , 1 it it mtljo, I tit |Mt Ill'll > -«''HI 1!,.. In a . iii' ii •I(1'a iimj juft'* It"ii4 )iiH!ii(|t’«* n*fl In l \ • i hi |)ri |li u !d it till |l"d| (('(’nfiltnr, f " i| n <1it t i ii n 1 I T l! -I"AH f " • (I p I h*H tn.... . i r nr* ti ii'iif, Nrtlij fK** |m11 (m<*» ini,Mit I I m " |(ix*l-s|, W (ill* FI* I’ - hen,i|"ln' ! Wo tn five miltinli dnlltu n Ml?I’»: • »• " i i rriI Iti *' "f Dfl> " in Mr !( U of Mini*** fmi.lv I " I t li’tl M il -I 1 M l I \ I*!*! \vji f **l in» inh Inr * ofiiTMt,** i lVnnnor ! hiHi'l' < ’ *f- 1 1Jill I I In ' t lL 'Il' ( (m •mill, “( a (n Ii ti v* ! In* limitr-l tiinolv iRwIni-.l M la iiilv have ideal tin--1mitiiit !t • |MV' M | H Hi 4!*' b' P1*1'**, Inf |fli li iom |/1*t|i at(in riVhl11II Bl*" |ilrn««o| ioeHttfya .... I we were pm lii'iit hr * vvliit ( ,,,n (m n mi! I«»nitI om I iiib |i'i ii iHintml* f", ilv loiiuiv •I"-*" la*t year llul Ih i'dI ihf it I I r»'fi||rs'ni( l||T nit« i,., (•l ilt for ilUnil iKle.it I m innirt* hy training In Duniilln we vsdl tie I.I••111I II Hi'. i-liHi-r in tin- liain* wt- want 111j nh-H-vs 'in 11* i■ tn f*.r T l -llIN • In* Mi f11.m*! rffi'fllvt1 o *** of Mum -«h(i !,»»i . ■ Iii rl nif lln i•((Ito 'ion* inn I ni' (ilay tins *pi mg ►mi him id •\v. hi Winning; Futrv In LiiyhtinK Contest .4 Mrs. Ira A. Gopplna Dies At Lake Monroe * Republicans Promptly Holler “ Fantastic” And Promise To Cut Kstimnte Severely f rumaia today laid a $7U.r^i.oooI*' V I ii M't d 'l"‘l v-'lcdlclory liodgel before ConI A | >• I t . gi,.,, where Aetiiihlleuiis promptly Florida-wide telenhrwre growth wishes to 'rente employment m which in 11152 added nlimisl fid.lllHI the I ’ nite/I Slate* to the total telephone* in tlie State. Urmhlc to provide the young Florida now hu* about 501,000 n..,-,,,,,,, wp|, c ity employimi' telephiincy in service, which i* ()lt, ,-|tv M(l„iig.-r. Tom la...... .. more than double the imnr » r lo |ur|1„ , |,.tll,r ,1V).r | |„ MTvIct* in tht* Stiiti* nt l hi* ••ini of ., . . IT r 4kbl ( *r | m !■jilmii, wiibb ii miv World War II. Soul hern Bell tn t1»52 orovid-d (•'till hi priivlftlm; the *•imuiif inmi 25 million dollar’s worth of addi­ with ii j«»l> 111 ttil** nitintn . tional facilities in Florida, making Thr lrll«*r fruin (’bum tli-^i. i n tutu! of ovvr lft*J ihIINhii ihillum wintrr* IlmuriM-hwi'lif, KuHm ■Pent In lire Slate since World r int'iiw! i■Hinr t*. (irrnmny, iitui W a r ll. ,, "In addition to providing tele. i fiii Im in follow*: "Sir! At tin phonrn to rmiilrntn of 7:1 Klorliln llumburu t*rnv. i *liv I Htn.h. tl f.n cttjrp titul towns, SMHthi'i n 11**11 , i v iir i him! nt I It*- UrniUMM ti innl *llr«l numv mml f !«*!••- v »*nf School of TVi tirmloirv for on* phofiftt tbrouirliDiit thr Slut* ," Mr ( %«*sir. nslrohomy, rimtbi innti* (Contiininl On I'm* three) nlivsir^ unit t-In***riiilt Ndh ............... , 10 * miiis' iI I,v financial ilifflciillli-*, t 1-0,1 lull' , ............. "in I'Miii'-i! lo break off im tees hnuii-diali'tlv mve.tlvut" wlmt Unity, lufiu" | urn itI.I i- to fiiii-li iaav h" iii-i i-s-iit i lo o*i oil* a i-iaol it fruin ih" fiihiiil i.i.vi-n-iiii-nl on "It stun.I* to n-asim ihui I it") III" lino of Do- Hill Hoilon f I siMlIaiMprf I'M •'wtgr I h r r r I foiilil finil an rt|i ( IHI rsii-ril lii-lin tii-rmiinv. I am nut willing o do *ii, tail t waul to gu to lln If. S. A. at unci-. Chief Cannon rxplnlned Dint the JA C K S O N V ILLE i * - F lv c police"Are v-ui util" to liilp im-, *ii, county xnllrltnr will file county men from the H lvm ltle precinct in find any I'ci-iipntlun in ynai charges directly agalnM the five m kle sa driving, w illful and van- wcrc j ni]ed today on charges of Solicitor Martin refused tn ill* town T At thi* til-ginning I mation. breaking and entering Damage to Mr. Ent’a ear wux They are Edwin Boyer, 37: Her­ CUI* detail! of the |c*tlmii-;;; nut yn a i pri-tinslims. Imt t wnalo placed at IU O O j to the Ilaaa car. ald Robert fa rte r. 211: Harold Dan­ Igalntt the patrolmen "We will la- glad al an npiiolntuii-nt. whlili *1,100: to the Hlmon vehicle. iel Mann. 41: Johnte Calvin Cray- not try the case In the newxpa I* impruvulil" In th-* future. P"i ri," he xnld. nhtips then- is any imniigratid _______ *1,000:_______ about________ *100 to the truck. ey, M, and Wendell Edward Vln- p eSgta. Shank and Hall said the Herman In vour town, who want and «I00 to the telephone cole and j « .. . Sheriff Sherman Cannon laid In •ccuxcd burglar* have admitted a countryman? Dr do you know In: College Pharm acy sain" ndiirs-Mi-s, at which I couH Mr. Ilarrlttm wax audited In the vextlgalor* cleared up ■ »|rli)g of breaking Burgmxn Tractor Co : Ittveraldr lnvextlgatlun bv Deputy Sheriff It. to burglartee In Iho Hlverxlde i«c- Chevrolet Co.; Florida Electric writ" with pm*|ii-i-t in xtirei-ss? tlnn and arreited five men and two Runplv Co.. Avondale t.louor Store, "Moreovi-r I know rnough almut L. Euhankx. driving n nuitnr-ear, somi-thing Charlxa A. Ponder. 70. Banfortl. Columbia Laundry and t)rv Cleon was hoinlulixod here with cutx * ThebiirgUri admitted Ihev were era. Stewart'* Flvr-»nd-Dlme,/.aun alaiilt th" photagraph Vi a tilthaAtl hnjlaex of Iho htatl after the In league with the ufflceri, Cannon Equipment Co.; Murray Hill Thca almut ntayiag piano and almut iho caV he wax driving collided with •aids tin-deln** of trnidrnl fistic* ter: and an A * P Orocerv. Flraf brtak In the ««e dtte (irlmt bv ’Devlrl Kohler. 45. "At all "Vi-nl* J think you v.-r"Policemen were Involved In early Thuriday *h#n Dotectlvea Atlanta, (la. II. P. Rarrlaon wax everv one of Ihexe. according to cnrdlnly for vnur kind efforts!'' J. W. (Ireeno Jr., and T. 9. Beanda' paxxenger of the nonder vehicle He eni-l"*t-d ii idetiire with Di­ admlaitonx we have," Sgt Holt when the accident r^urred yexter- rot nabbad three men they Identi­ declared. li tter. whl h I* In the hands of fied as Denny C. Conway, 10; Joe dav afternoon north of the Lake Mayor Burnt mentioned a law the City Manager. T .,.,.» . • •xMonroe bridge. ■tala of morale among policemen ' M r , ' Hhrrlxon elxo lnve«tl«ate<l m! It. Shank look over the Invoitl,f- at today'a meeting. thU occidhnt. " I know Ihe men feel that there gallon and two more men were V. O F C MEKTINH picked up and charged with break- la a dark clond over the depart Direelont uf the Hemlnolt- Cntinment." he laid. "But I'd like to ng and entering and grand larly Chamber of Commerce will •ony: Jamea Warren Griffin. I I; paint out that thi* Investigation meet at the Cltv Hull Tuesday at andr Wilton B. Klmrey, 45, who w ai carried out entirely within B’OO p.m. to dim-iis* ronil net"I* wax drxcrlbfd by Cannon aa an the police department and I* a eredlt lo the deportment When of tin- eountv for the eomlng Mr* Ira A. Cuppin*. rexldent of "old timer.'* "Ile’i been given 123 ycora In they found bad apple*, everybody year, Forrest llreekenrldge. manLake Monroe for the peat It) ne"* ennounccfl today. . ytarx, died at her home Wednea- the put. end he'a on parole," who could help Jumped right In. "Wo hope lo ilrnw up n program One city official, who refused to dar night following a lengthy ill- Cannon laid. Two women were arretted ana be quoted by name, xummed up which will Ito onltetllv pjveesl to the caae against the five officer* hv.the hoard and the Commission­ • " T h e w u born In New York booked for receiving itolen goodt this way: "Theie officers planned er*," he xalil. John MeUrh and O. aa Evelra Owena, 11, and Jane ■Ute Nov. ffl, 1813. Surviving are Marine Tolor, 19. theie Jobs with the gang, xtood E Fourakre. .laith County Comthe huiband of Lake Monroe) two A i the prltonera talked, the may­ guard while Ihe burglars went In, mUalener*. era co-chairman of brother*. Frank E. Fo*o» Bowling or and county.aoUcitor H arry ar- and took a share of the stolen th" C of C hlehwaya, road* and Groan, Ohio and Ellxworth E . Fox Uo ware called in. . . goods," . „ hrldire* committee, ' Jack ion, Mlch-t two lliterx, In many of tha braak-lni, nothing Mr. Preckeerldir# told th* C. of 0. I* Houxman of Jackson, atoton. Two of the biggest and Mra. A. M. Purling of were at Avondsle Liquor C. noaalblv will have a delegation Mr*. Ed U n e , wife of the local realtor nnd long time resident of the city, yeaterdav wa* awarded a , where about ft.500 ca«h and accompanying Countv Commla- traveling trophy ami a $25 U, S. Defenae liond by th* Junior Chamber of Commerce for the winning entry f'jrth, Ohio,. alonera to the dlttrlrt meeting of ware stolen and Zaun '1* eervice* wit he eon* (above) In tho Jayccea outdoor Chrlitinaa lighting conleat. Th* display appeared at ihu residence of Mr. -• Co,, where Itinoo in Ih* Bute Road Department at De- and Mr*. L*ne, 810 Park Avenue, during th* Yulo season. Land Jan. 10bead* were takes. •too Mb' Four Person* wore inlurcl in two utitomnhilu accidents on High­ way 17-02 vesterilav. ono of which lnvolveil four vehicles. A 1050 tiulek sedan, driven hv Jlarrv C. Ent Jr.. 10. Orlando. Highway Patrolman It. D. H arri­ son said, aidoswiiied n lit 10 Chev­ rolet truck driven hv Jumes H. Dasher. Havunnah. (in., then side, swiped a 1051 Olds mobile driven .h v Rav-mond Baas, Lake Monroe, and sidcswlped still another cur, a f050 Chrysler sedan driven hv Ned M. Simon*. Itoanoke. Ind. Afterwards, the Ent car con­ tinued fur 150 feet, nurllv liimned a culvert and struck n toleulume pole, breaking It off at the ground. The accident hauucnrd about 10:00 u .m„ 10 miles south uf Hanford. Mr. Ent hud minor luccrutloui uf the forehead: tlradv J. Pinker, 10. Plnecaslle. accumuanvlnv Mr. Ent, lacerations uf the forehead, -and Mr. Baaa suffered Inlurles to the loft cheat. Mr, Ent wua arrested and Inkcn to the County Jail, chnrged with driving while* Intoxicated mid No. ion A hm ic I ii U h I I'n-sn I rased W ire IA N . !), IB M McClelland Is Named Chairman Of County Board W.E.White Promoted To District Manager shower* ami thunderstorm* ltd* a Hr moo it, Hearing and murh coldrr tonight; .Saturday lair and cold, r r ; strung shirting winds becoming nor UlM 11c f-oiiMlitl im» 4{|j.( t'ltmina k»C. Imil m !ni« tn'i’ii mi ovV' ( uf Ii*ltl11•*i i i v u l i i c uI«mh! fivi* werkd im iiMmiinixin*'’ Itil.lrin It »»<ili| I"IMIRM l» ((||** iii» u inu' r*5.o«m «*iill• 4 m h in ('lull. Ti 014, nn4 I«o*hi u "i* hi m!* uf i 1 1 nf it million 4* o »r H, tnfitfli .if -ilniPH fund*. ! t'f "mitior i*»»4 Uh* i’hin fn*»rt'iiS MMi.ln-t th (»*• frttni mIimi mormitlonl Imn * h tbi* vr^r 1 1•* in»t (rs* h in»»v*"( vnltniM*' in fiojifim^ c nj in, - hi . it (•* not fmf* *iit »Ms*11'4 f rhin |,*«*-«* *•0*!I1e **'»1 fHim In i ifI* Mnmln'1 i»f in widely ••*■*•**!nl•••! »r*»A!»If" onlv b'RMtmrt t/lolmlin tom|i* frnrri blood t-odottid in inch Itirifo |kooh tinI* (•* **n ulmwn Id «nr tv iinti-hmllcM nfiilHHl nil lhri*f uf ♦)•*• kiMiwn vlrnnn<. ‘'||iMVi’V«'r,M B V di!IIdp ■*iM, "If c.rmmirtiul ifitnuiHt ylohuMn 1^ |i,IM*'i| in u HAliofift) imol, it will nlivialo Iho nin»t?Mailv for (b^ yiiiino'i ylotmlln. "bleb off^'dv* In (imHh, for mim-loik nml iiifrctlnyft iiMiutitun ( igundi'f!. 0*»' two other (IInihiki'm f»ir which tlih HuUUnc# St mti'ii undi for which lbt> cnnininf* Movie Time Table Hint Eridiiv • "Asaignment Faria " til-J - 1:40 - 6 : 8S • 7 : 1(1 - 0:34 Snt. "Hun Valley Cyclone" and "Arabian Nighta" Sunday* • "Star* and Htripea Forever" 1:14 • 3:20 • 5:24 . 7:10 • 0:14 M O VIKLAN D "Jungle Headhunter*" *U rt* (1: 3d • 7 :0.1 • 8 :08, last feature 8:51 Hut. • "Dakota Kid" and “ a , I. Jane" Sunday - " I ala rid of Dealt**' | l ) I ..’jA & iik ------------- „1. M, L 'Vrti- ' , ' �> T h u S A N FO R D H E R A L D Faye I FH . Jan. >,1»S3 L e g a l ______ iffiflRfiRflfcflSflMB' N o tic e s ■ tn i ' w i t i T r o l HT. .v in rir j t i i i c u t W i i r i o r n .o n iiM .ia til Chufth N nilrm rnuaf be prcaciilad at The IlcraM office ky 4^U O Y K IU T M K irr I,ANII to r t H A M . a Hlnrlda rorjHiratlnn. 1’lalal'ff T U B K1HHT IIA IT IH T i HUR«:H O P O V IE D O a n ii *. M. oh th* Huy before pnbllrallon. r u n ar.Minm.K t u b i m . in riitti iiii*. An. HI II A AN 111 W. TAHITI'It, «*"!•■ Ilrtaadaati V I T I I i : TO A ffM A H T H U aTATH til* HI, 11 It I111A — UMHUTINlia TO A L I. ArTHMAAMfetl IIKH KAItANT", T O .W IT l ANNIK M. TA.NTUM. if Ilyina, and If daad th« unknown attouar, lialra laaataaa. araniraa cradllnr* <>* oOiar parllr* rtaluilna «y. mrouah. uinlur or uundtaf, 1‘Jl1'o'i' dacaatadi 111A t i. FAN TUII. If l'* ‘ Inc, and If daa.l Hi* unknown *pou»«, lirlra. davlaraa. Ia«al»a» crinlHaa, .radllnra or nlh*r oartla* clalinlna by. lHr«iu«H, undar. <>r aaalliat Ida W. Taolum. duoaaaad: VlOl.A liT A N T IIM . If llvlnc. and If daad Iha unknown aiwuaa, halra, davi.aaa, laaataaa. yiwniaa., iiradllur* or plhar parllra iifa mine * '!•'hrouah un4or «<r ugaltist VJdift I). Tsnjuw d !?Ja.ad ; PKItCT L T A N T t l i l j t II,In a and — ---- — TANTIIM, hi* wlla, and If daad th* onknnwn ---- i . L _ .— -■— ■ ----Iraalar* KHKK M KTHO DI8T CHU RCH Fourth S lrcrt and l.aurrl Avenue ll*y. C. Mlnrr. Paatnr Sundhy lllble SrhfKil 0:<5 a.m. Jnlin Cinnatmi, Hupt. Mornimr Woniblji 11:00 a.m. V.P.M.H. (Vnunc Peoplo'a S rr .) 1:00 p.m. Edwin l^irkrl, l’rr*ldenl. A ancrlal Invitation fur all to at­ tend thin *rrvlce. Evanifellatlt Service 7:110 u.m. Prayer Medlnc and Jtllili* Study Wednesday 7:50 p.m. A weleume to all to turahlp with tia. Dr. Frank L\ Murian, Paalnr lliffi a.m. Sutnluy Spbonl. Mr. II. K. Whi'idiT, Sr. Supt. 11:00 a.in. Horimin — "llaptlal* and thn fli'rnrlty uf th*- IlHtpvrr." OiilO p.m. Tmlninu Dnbtn. A ilrnartmnnt fur ovcryuni'. 7i80 ji.m. flermnn — "(iolnir My Way.” Dr. Moriian will nttrml Iho rvunurlD tlr cn nfrrrn tr, In Jai-kaunvliln, Florida, from dan. Ill thrmiuh Ihr 15. Tim nrayor mootIni;, of W rdnr-diiy, .Ian. I I . will in> ennilurtrd by tho (I<Ht i»ns of tho rhurrb. C O N filtE fiA T IO .v A t. (KpUenpaU Hev. II. I * lllrlun /Immrrman. II. II., Reetnr miali, undar or ‘anlurrt. (t*c«»**it: laf Sunday after Kolphnny t h ief r o b s s t o r e w h il e C llt 'K C H Park Avanue and Third Street i . Bernard Hoot. Mlnlalrr Sunday Kehool J0;tMI a.m. itlnrnlnc Servlre 11:00 a.m. Ser­ mon; “Chrlvt at the Center of our Uvea”. iioi.v ruoss ciinim E V E N IN G H:00 a.m. Holy Communion. 0:50 am . Family Scivlrr and -t- 1— Tmnlum, hi# wlfn, and tf. **d, (ha unknown apnoa*' halra Church School. TURNED p r o p r iet o r s rack CH U R CH O F C H R IST Elm Avenue anti Second Street J. C. Mrholaon, Mlnliter aviaeaa, tacalraa. crania**, eredl11100 a.m. Confirmation nnd 10:00 a.m. Illlde Study. tor* nr olhar parllra flalm ln c hr 11:00 a.m. Mornlnt Worahlp. thrfiuch. undar or aiialnat l.**in II SermonTantum. d*i #«aedl all parll** elalni. I The l i t Hev. Martin J. Ilrnm. fl:50 p.m. ''Ileraiil fIf Truth", IliC oa halra. d**t*ara, aranlaaa. la- , D. D., Suffniirnn HI«hop of the hriiadia#t over W TRIl. Sermon olava. aaalcnaaa, llanora, oradllora 11 To- |e, "Re It Of find fir Man”. rutiaaa or othar cUlm aala J'f PlfH'ro1 of South Florida, will vI — throuch, undi r or aaalnat J f n jK F ir Duly Croaa Pariah nrld admll»l«ter "Study In *huw thyaelf approved It. TANTIIM. dM*a*td: LTIAtll.VH the Aponlolle Snrtiiinelit of Holy unto Qod, a workman that needeth U. lAJIlhl and WII.I.IAM M. CANNY not to lie a#hameil, rlyhtly dividing Aa Kieeulora ami Trilalee* undar Confirmation. tha laiat Will and Taalamanl of Service, throoirh the week: the word of truth."- i Tlin. 2:16. J O C R ril It TANTIIM. daiaaaadl W Holy Communion doily nt 7:50 7:50 p.m. Evening Worahlp. m. KN TZM IN illlll and HIIKU II Wedneaday 7:50 u.iu. Elide i, ILHON.na •urvlvllic Itlrarlnra and II.m. raeant Friday at tl:IMI h hi. Snerament uf Pennnre-Penre I Study. Truvla** Uf l.AKM JKMHtil* I.ANO COMPANY, a dlaaolvoil Hlnrlda enr- Chapel — Suturday ~ 5:00-0:00 Vllltnr# ahvny* welrnntii. pnrailuni J w. I'm i i t k II, ir llvlnc 3 , h ; 4 r » ” ‘ le c ,n t ,lf l « t r t * r a >napc , , » M . P o llc . h , „ e,u£ f ‘ r — :------- . iH jltfS Il. hla wit* and If daad th* unknown apnUea halra. davlaraa. 1acal»e». craplaaa rradllora or nlh rr iiarllaa rlalmlna h i. Ihrmicl.. undar nr njatnal .l tt i'anar, ilaeaaavd: St T. DNIiKItWOOD n r n l------------ UN DKIlW O oh hla wifa, if llvlnc, and If daad th* unknown apnuae, halra . devl**** Iraaleva. uranlrra. eradllnr* nr imrllra ■■laltnlnc by, thrmicb unitor < or ir egalnat acalnal z« T Undarllmlarwood.. iiai;****<I; laraaaad: M MWAIll* W AIlll IIA IU IlllV IV jltfittfT. If llvll living. »nrl — --------JltlltMT. Iil>i Hir«, anil ir >lond th# unknuwu apouaa. hair*. ilavl**** Irn tiM , «r*nl**a. r'radllura or other |i*rtl»« ■'tHlmlp*'- bv ttirmiah iniilar or nealnal IMwnnl lt* r ry Mur 1. .|ro*,i.#d; MMMA I'llICNTU.’K lltlllHT. If living. nnd If ilaed III# unknown atmuaa, h*lr«, ilevlaaa* Irra tm , grnnta*#. iratlltor* nr other iMr.U" .'tainting liy, through uililnr nr humId i I Ilium* I’rantlre Ifiiral. il«tr*##e.l: nil ri»r#iin* linvlnu ir Halmlng In liar* any right, lltlr ir tnirraat In Ilia following «teaurllml (impart* Inoat ad In Harnl note (‘iiiintr, t'lnrlihi, tu-wltl T ra il Nn. I, lira In 1111 fi. W Ilf Ihe ffK jo r. liar of NW *i, iw lja li In, Twp. Ill Hnulti, II. In ft, rilll Waal In Iha N\V corner of ah<if Huelion. H |u» Fl . K T»H ft., H. ififiiiiuw ri mi non 9 Vt, t 4 Hon Hi, II in |j i thaltee knunlng ' Hull I h If I ft. them * Waal I U ii 1 * * 1 In Ilia II iiuh * Hue. theme North mi aulil I la oa o llua 111 I ri„ lliarno Kaal 7Mi 1 FI., them:* Nurltl t v * ft,, tHanot tin a I T t n .l It. In III* (mint of beginning. Traol No. i. T il* N't of lh» MV U Of H*olion Jo. Two J ii Moult). flaoH* til llaal Vt III ,1NI> MAl'II III* THU A lilt I IK lu .liv I il ii j in m i l i to aart* loin anawrr nr iiiliar ilafriialva |ilauillnn •ill or linlora Ilia jtlh ilajr of Jan. n a n . mat. *a required by law jir ala* a ‘<t*i raa pro conf#,*o will ■>* enter*)! aialnat toil and'th# railar ....... dalcalf Jh lolldlllt I’dft C'oUrT nf Tfi'*"SfIiilfi M l Circuit nf Klurlda. In and far Heinluni a. <'mi ni r, elurhla. J * Ctianovry An atihravlatad Mila nf Ilia an|< la O rtra lrttl l.amt Company, a KlurMii roruoralfnii, Plaintiff v# Allnle M T tiliu m at ala. I 1*(*ndallla, amt th* ran a number Ir C h e m t r r Hh, H it The nntura of Ilia milt and iha re­ f e r ,* on till thereby la tha imitating of.tha jTtla In, and Ilia .ramiiral of i lot ft., ti. t it fL. N. Ie*t tn point .Hniiin of i. worth in beginning tSffltl.d ft, Wait of HK p.m. pejfcute” nre importani. h .T Z ? m if,r Umc* a°Dicbody’s hacL I I 'lm t f t COMM1INITT PflKSM VTKHM N CHIHICH lie*, r . C. White. Minuter Recnlar nervier* Unified Servian* 10-00 a m. Chnrrh arhool and talk hv paatnr. Younc People'# Meetlnir 1:00 p.m. H»anln<’ Servlre 7:50 p.m, Wedneadnv even'on* I'lill p.m, prnorr and Hilda Ntudv. Mra. Paul Mu t * —■I'latilat. Mr. Alfred Krlrann, Supt. of Church School. Mr. flcorpe Pciold. I.eadcr — midweek aervlcn. F I R S T P IIF-N R YT K RIA N CHURCH Oak Avenue and Third Street Rev, A. (1. Melnnl#, Mlnlaler 0:45 a.m, Sunday School. 11 if0 a.m. Mnrnlrur Worahlp. Anthem#: "In-nd Me. I.nrd" Kdmundaon, "Je#u, Friend of sin­ ner#" nrlejr — Chanrid Choir. Sermon — Mr. Melnnl#. Chtirrh Nuraerv 10:45-12:00 each Sunday murnlny. 0:50 p.m. Pioneer Fellnwahlp. 0:5o p.m. Senior lllifli Fellow■hip. 7:50 p.m. Kveolmr Worahlp. Sermon -- Mr. Melnni#. ASHBMDI V OF M ill F IR S T C H R IST IA N CH U U CII Daro<d F. HulWk 1607 South Sanford Avenue Amelia J. Bullock Herbert J. Ha*#, l'a#tor HIM l.aurrl Avenue Hlhlu School 0:46 a.m. HundaV; H:4B a.m. Sunday, Morning Worahlp 11:00 a.m. School, a elaaa for every aye. C'hrDtlan Youth Fellnwahlp 0:50 11:00 a.m. Mornlnu Worahlp. Paa- p.m. | *or»| m"a-n<'e, !J:5n p.m. I'rl'on hvrnlnu Sot vice 7:140 p.m. Evannnllam. Youth In eharye. 7:00 A moat cordial welcome to vl»p.m. Keancella'lr Service. Itor*. i Tue*dayi 7:45 p.m. Chrlat’a Ambaaaador* Service. FIK H T M ETH O D IST CH U RCH Thnrrdavi S-nO p.m. I’ravar J. K. McKinley, Mlnlaler itrellnif nnd Worker# Tralnlnif ,MI«a Thelma U n t . Director of Courae. Kellgloua Fluratlon "I muat work thn work* nf Him l,!4B a.m. Sunday. A ela«# for •h r» Bent n>a. while ll I* day: the every nge. nlrht romnlh, when no man can 11:00 a.m, Mnrninit Worahlp. work".—John fliV Sermon Hiemei "The flight Hl*c". 5:50 p.m. Inivrmedlatu and Sunlur Youth Fellnwahlp Servlre. C H R IS T CRUNCH. I.UN(iWOOI) 7:50 u.m. Kvenlng Wnrahlp, (Bpiantiinl) Serniun (heme: "tlaeful Ten#Inn". The |i*v. *1, l.vtllrton /.Immerman 7:46 p,m. Wedneaday — Prayer II. D.. PrleM-ln-fharne meeting. la| Sunday nfler Epiphany Holy Communliin 0:00 a.m. S l.V K N T H DAY A D V EN T IS T Auuiiallnlun Fntliei* front the C H U R CH flood Shepherd Monastery, Ornnye Seventh Street and Elm Avenue City, will offirlnUi at Servlee*. K. K. Mrn#lng. Paatnr Church Satvlee 11:00 a.m. Sat­ urday. A M . SOIH S C t T IIO M C CIIDHCll Mulihath School P:50 a.m, Mra. llev, R l.h ird l.ven*. Paatnr It. Rib'kner, aiiperlntendent. Ninth Street end Oak Avenue Prayer Mretlng Wedneaday 6:00 Sunday Mnarra H:00 and 10:00 a.m. • Vlalturi are welcoHe. Week Dav Ma«* H:fH> a.m, Novenn Devotion# Tumday 7il5 CHU RCH o r T H E NAR a RKN K p.m, 115 Maple Avenue Confeailoit. Suturday I:005i00 E. It. Raahten, Paatnr nnd 7:50 tn H:50 p.m. Sundnv School H146 a.m. Ifni* lloiir eaeh flrat Friday Morning W ntihh I0i4fl a.m. 7)45 p.m. Youth Service# 6i4# p.m. Fanillv Communion Sunday the f’YengellaUe Hour 7i4B p.ni. fourth Sunday. 6tld-Wrek Service Wetlnevday Catholic Youth Club the third 7:46 n.m. Sunday. N O T IC E: l'lea»e ilon’t forget Ifnlv Name Soelety the >eennd the revival that will cloia out this Sunday. Sunday night, Everyone la welCathnllr Women'# Club thn flrat rnmr. Como hear llev, Arthur K. Sunday. Kelly of Sputh Carolina. D R . II. X . R IN G • h y 'O o d w ill 1 .n n mtarfiL' T° ,0 r e ,h o L o r d ,h F neijyJibor . . •• de.dd again,, h7. ! - w ° mml‘ ,Uch Don't turn your back nn But turn your fe .t " / ^ " 8 ' lowardi the Churet, j nd heart young folk W|lh you * t lk * *h' M A L L F O R T H E C H U R C H The Church la the graoleat (actor on earth tor the building nl character and pood clllienahlp. II li a etoreheuie ol spiritual value* Without a atrornj Church, nallhor democracy nor dvltliallon m n aurvive There are lour found roaion* why every peraon ihould attend lervlce* regularly and tupporl the Church They are: (I) For hn own take (2) For hla children'* ink*. (3) Tor Iha lake ol hla community and nation. (4) For Ihe *ake ot Ihe Church liaelf, which need* hla moral and material aupport Plan to go to church reguIdtly and read your Bible dally. >*ak . r*vftr*aamy Fravarka Lak* Lake I CerletklaM ... f CarlMhltaa , , lefc**i*M (we#|ti iNktaowu» Vvraaa 14 Ckapar e t • tl Ml tf-ll t-f 4 M *-tl II I 1-14 ««*»» u This Series is Deing Published Kuch Week in the Sanford Herald with the A p p r o v a l of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: D R . C . I* P E R S O N S OP'l'OMKTHIHT EYES EXAMINED GLASSES PITTED CHIROPRACTOR I ’leaae rail fur appointment I'himt 1701 — 1741 many tlme» thaa® ToumroN iHiim co. N iiin mrrri.iNG c o . CKI.KMY CITY PIUNTING CO. n n ,i, i.uiiuiER a s u p p l y YARD ll< Soul It P tln eH e Avenue '- HOLLER MOtOU SALES ... li . : fci a1*, k J , * ,■ SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK THE %MAYFAIR INN 1 ' ■ •' -V N. ' .(4* lit ' UHirr TRACTOR CO. . - I, *»m* » W. W. HORNE'TRUCKING CO. HKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CO. 1'’■ ‘t* i l * '. ' • RAKES REMNED - $16,96 4NDARD BODY WORKS PIn m s IT V ‘I *-fi . ->■ ' JlV*; FURNITURE COn INC. > WARNEH’H (JULK HKKVICE STATION • M iC M iM i RAY KENNEDY’S SANFORD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO, THE KILGORE SEKp CO. V (ty fiL :' r ''/-.V-i ,', SANFORD UOAT WORKS %, S , , ■ . ' y ' 4-' ** 1 • nillHSON FUNERAL HOME CARS PAINTED tJMtef vmL WIL80N-MAIER 1' •I:i,‘vr->tA'. HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. KARL HIUGlNBOTIfAM Agrnt, Standard Dll Co. NICHOLSON- $tlICK CO. CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, * r ' 'a^a.ig-a INC. SEMINOLE TRUCK ft TRACTOR CO. m rfiTt a L a w s irK iw * c« #• T*’ 1 I vvvt ‘; . 'i' \ ST. JOHNS’ REALTY CO. J. C, HUTCHISON A CO. WHEELER FERTILIZER CO. GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE llfeRMAN’8 CAPS R. 8. RATES TRUCKING CO. HAN FORI) AUTO PARTS LANEY DRY CLEANER* ComphteBtblta Far m J M. HLYTHE TRUCKING CO. SEMINOLE DRY CLBAMER8 AMERICAN OIL CO. M. R. Strickland, Contractor OZIBR.WRLLBR HOMEft WC. �• • fltMOBIt TO PRRPO SM Joe May will apprsr at Groom’* R e a c t i o n T o B u d j r c t A t C a s t l e B r e w e r Academy Jan. 12 at (1:00 p. m. (Continued Prom fa g * One* Christine McQueen will sponyor the singer for the benefit of her The Church of God Prayer church, the Triumph Holiness srnhowrr has to say on the subHand held It* first meeting of the Church. 1 ^"Aioy expect Elsenhower to subnew year at Caitle Brewer Court mlt a revised, much lower hudget at the home of Alice Uruwn. Talk* sometime after he takes office 11 VOCAI. IIARMON1/.HRS vera heard on the Scripture* nnd The Vocal Ilarmonlscrt radio days hence. One top Ropubllcsn discussion followed the talk* led hy Mra. W, M. Tyson of Roches* and concert artist*, will hold their said substantial reductions already been outlined by men who ^ t . N. Y. The pastor Rev. R. V. first anniversary at Allen Chapel, have will head the big federal depart­ Tieslle w m present for the meet­ AMU Church, on Jan. 1H at 3;00 ments after Jan, 20. ip. m. Muny outstanding singers ing and talkud in the {(roup. Some lawmakers voiced confl wilt appear on the program. Also present for the meeting dence that as much as 12 billion dollars could he ‘whittled out of were Odessa Tnvlnr of Dublin, IlC II.DING P HR MIT the spending plans. Others were Ga. and Mrs M. I.. Brantley, pre. Application was made by Dr. more motions sldent of the women’s jtrnup of A. W. Epps Jr. yesterday to the Hudget'Ciittlng talk has always the prayer hand. President of the City for a building permit to urret been prevalent on Capitol Hill in Prayer Hand. Nora Jones, thanked n four bedroom House at 1115 January. In past years, with Dem lllpse who had attended the Friday North .Summerlin Avenue, over­ ocrats In control of Congress, per noon prayer service*. More menu looking Lake Monroe, in tho May- forinnnre has often fallen short. It her* are urged to attend. The n«*t fnlr Addition, The structure will remained to b* seen whether iMPCftUlQT wll b# held at the home cost an estimated (JO,(100. tiara- things would he different under the x f Fannie M. Bookman, tilt) l.n. 1ole, Kauaek and I.urbaek of Win­ OOP. Roth Democrats and Republicans rust Avenue, Jan. £>. ter Park are the contractor* expressed surprise *1 an estimate of $7 ,000,000,000 for foreign aid Promises to slash this were nearly uninimnns H . J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y Sen. Bridges ( R N II) , who will head the purse string anproprla tlons rnmmlttre. said thp "loh , „ .. . ,,, which lie* ahead Is lligg crlng." l.inds Darnell amt In h Hunter to n s.-vm- fmin the mrosiiUi on “ It will reoulro complete lentil ,u *v "“ *">•■ o, Utg m Auo o-otmi i. • ,n nn-« n i .'•on work between the Cncw President day nnd Monday Color by Technic tor and the nw cCnngrss," llrldge* 312 H A S T H I R S T S T R K K T told a reporter “ I am confident H n g n lln l tho American people can count on n t lH p ilH I 1*1IO N K 78 such tenmplay to work this coon- | •—— Irv out of the fiscal morass Into e ...— which it has been plunged hv 2d Act to assist in budding the Itosll.JA M K S (JUT JAMKS 11. (iUT T<»,ivii i •f f i * ia | -* w«•n • *w in 11 t ot . years of deficits plied on deficits tiitnt. A .ism-. It T h a t the sain of SI.OOU la- no- o f f i t i ‘ * u l I n | f | ; W O l H l III is ( (ll|* Ii i of living for today without thought niotirlnted l.v the County Com m is- •\ l i n n now im iv m . I>» II of tomorrow G r a y e r B a n d M eets G e n e ra l In su ra n c e O ffidals Oll^m^wood Sworn Into Office A in billion d ollar rut « w goal set hy Rep Taber (ll-N Y Y chairman of the House Approprls tlnns Cninmillee ami tnp OOP eorgre'sionsl spokesman on the SEED POTATOES DOUBLE RED PONTIAC Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Phone 33M lid South Sanford Avenue OENTflAL FLORIDA CATTLEMEN’S S0H00L YOU NEED TO W ANT TO CAN KNOW Ih iiu i, w h ii I *.i *k h i* o iilh of of bond for the tierform nnee of his fn le ra l budget T a b e r didn’t sa»- w here the luties. No netion wits token iiiiineiliiltclV tit""ey would tie cut “ A in billion cut l« not ton liv the Com m ission on the lecom i." m u eli." T a b e r told newsm en, add mendntion of the tru stees, M rCleltnm l exnlalned h " “ tal n bigger stash mlghl be C h illi man llie Iwiari! board ilesireit lim tim e made lailr that llisto |1|lfll, Tatter mill the President’s our i studv the nrntmsals and would budget iH«rl n « ,.r-. S - . S. J, W t o m m * > ± ' ■ ** "* rrsuccts wdh Treasury Depart next meeting two w«*rh« fmiu nesv merit official figures "The whole plrpirr urrseuted l- , P o r m e r u M n r k l't that of utter euiifsbm," bn nildril H l l t K I t l r l T I t i n I t U I r K t - l Ren Bred ill NY) r-,-nirtiia-’ id the llnuxe Wavs and Means Com ft e-(•*•« « \ll. 1.4 ■illltee and a leading advnrate id « i \ i vr i, • i n i n * lax rednrtlnn for Individuals *1 villi l I* ealled the budget "fantastic- " T il• * fu ll, r1 l*alft f*ft 1■ r-* 1 a ( * , ■ - ! * - . 1 1ftV t liftN . *ll 1 N il'* "There’s gnlng In lie a tax rid f-r 1 *s *|. *ft.*|*l ». M.fl'M rand there’s going In he a liahim ed *nrf»t. 9- M,.» h •! .f..r 91.1 .1 I1.1 11 I « ill* lift .. 1 1 .9 ( ul 1 **f * budget," hr said - 11* M M l »• all * • 1 ClA 1 Rep Cannon i It Mu), top minor III. *lift Trtftul1. 1 91i * ft 1*1 h i * 7 ’Hn Hiri it.v member of the appropriations l *1.9 l.l*a|(( 1* |-'LM committee- and Its ehairman |a-‘ *99\rt» *2 % « »'* *a 'ear. called the hudget proposal ••i n i i r i -9 9 9 1 J llll ■ L * . In -9 11 r “ verv realistic." He said lie *1 r- f 9 (■’1 •»*(1* t 1It*1 2 if • • enuldn’t figure how to cut it |n i u.*|.l. -lr f l I t-.l llll* billions but agreed s harp cuts *J J %* I ftV I n l. (*..•. .*» could he made in foreign aid ii.' mills* 1 , 1 *rrf»> lirlll.ii spending •*1*11.1 * * Hu**! H • II L f t n| ...... M|. 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(.,• »I'V 11IH l|it|ts|| ii About Solti and Pattu iei, Beat Cottla Ftedlng, Ba«( C attlt Braedlng, Animal D lio o iei and Paratifat and Pattura Management, 11 SUBJECTS IN 12 WEEKS H»fs is oulhotllollve inlonnotlon liom the men who know, brought ntmnst to yout ve*V itoor! Cve’V ioteiesltd pe'ion l» invited to tnrolh Ladies are very welcome. At 7 :30 every Thurwtoy evening, beginning on January 15, 1953, the tieet tlx weeks In the Orlando Naval Reierve Training Center (Armory Burbling! livingitone anil Parramore, lipo u tlo n Ground.. The second six weeks at die Court House, Tavares Experienced lolllcm en and those who hove recently goo# into ranching ore eligible to attend and ura limited to the lost 150 enroll­ ing on payment at the $5 registration lee The school It being held for ronthers ot Orange, Lake, ond Surrounding counties The curriculum lor the tclmni will include lectures on suh|eclt el Importance In Ihg ropcher. Inilruclprx will Include lla f l members at the ExtenstC'l.Sofyice,,College ol Agriculture, and Experiment Station ot the Umvefiity of Florida. The school is being sponsored by lit* Central f l. ndo Cultlemen’t Cnmmitlee, which It composed nr cottle Industry lenders ond Exten­ sion Service workers. I. P Pnyne ol Orlando It teeretorv-tfeaiurer of Ibe nrganliatlon Directed try Florida Agrtcudurol Extension Service, University ol Florida the i «bm nml lun m d nv. i to tin- hospt T I I E RANFfHtD IIP It t i l l Adult Education (Manned At Rollins n i only about $10.300.000.IKK) lx for non-security unit non veteran pro­ grams. He doubled if deep reduc­ tions would he made In apprnprU tlons for defense amt veteran* He said he didn’t see hnw Congress could rut taxes and balance Ibe hudget at the same time under prevailing .condition*. , “ The more jrotl cut taxes the further away you gel from a bid anced budget," he said Sen Ferguson (It Miehl said a bntanrrd budget would reoulrr u slash of about 12 billion dollar, in the Truman spending plans "Na tlenal seenrltv problems cun lie met within Ihr income of our government," he said Elsenhower, “ with his knowledge, of military and national security problems, ran so manage m r fls cal affairs as In otterale well with in a balanced hmlgcl a-d proceed In a reduction In taxes." Ferguson added. HIM IS YOUR MGISTRATION BLANK J. P. Teyne, Sec.-Trees., 101 No. Oien|e Ave., Orlande, Fleride Hire It mi ree'tlretion end IS .00 r»* III rollon lee te. the C E N T R A L FLO RID A C A T T L EM EN 'S SCH O O L I flax te attend every .otien el the acheel ON TIMI Nesee Addrt.t l.f llt it r lll l 1 - # h rl K «l r > (Ml k “ it r g | f t I h i 1 it I t t p t , M il-- 1 1 - 1*1 (h i* " 'fu ll Mi |h H« 1 itil.nits i 519••11 (»--i 11*"*i i'rnn I 'imlltK | *| s l | | y t | n H ' 111*1 I in fi 11 - I 1 III**. H i i l r i H * »t Mn H '|iiii< tlt, V « * l|n v v fill H ill4 III Un Ml* M* 1 I M ' I R I *, * * r ♦I 9 li-L i Turn|n ^*|#«*| Tta|*|,t I ! i hh 1 ii ii-n if ( r*« in * * % t* r 1 1n r 1 Till II. 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Ht tiilfi* 'I* ON DISPLAY MONDAY-THE 1953 NS R A T I O N FOR THE ) WITH AMAZING FOR FINEST TV PICTURE .f# 9 -• ’ I *n*'a-*ft|^ • 4 ft ft I((luiiv9 (honntl-lys Tuning Flug-ln Fhono talk (om ul Gland fM Taund luptrttntillva luirtt Tuntr • lull) far naw U.H.F, tlallom THIS IS IT . . . the miMtiinilinfi I •' twine for 1952! Giant 21” screen . . . famous SicwariAVarner excInsist feature. . . . nil ill a console priceil imlielievabl)’ L O W ! Yon won’t he satisfied with any other, after you see this beautiful new Stewart-Warner... E N G I N E , ______ _____________________ : ......1 rahinet, in ilrirk m ahofiunyyH ^irik inj; M innie oak I'miih. S i t it U n lay. . , a dcm o n su aiip n w ill convince you, Habmat on c jj I iis — eisy to movi 1 "Hi* iJt jVH N'Jkt' >» G e n e ’s T e x a c o S e rv ic e 1120 Hanford Avenue • Phone 1138 s f v �• • t y r'n —7— — —iw rw n I1,v ^ - s e - y t , ___, 1 ’ ’ 's'/V, ................. . mSM KuC /„ jl4 [ ' - 1 *jv! T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D P»w 4 F t L J aa. », 1»S* The Sanford Herald KsliblUhril In IMM lilM likril tli-lll n w t l Nature*, I >4 sitariar. i'hrlMMM asa N»*» V » f*. I’nMhknl i>a K M lfilan (»ll* l« « rhrlstiaaa ami k rn I r a n I I I Maaanlla A ttain I alured aa arruail rlaaa mallrr IIHabrr It. mill, al Ilia Illltrr «l Waafnnl, I'lurHn, uaSsr l i t l r "I I'aaarraa ar H ank a. lata. Kill,I. AAll U HIM * Hdllnr lll)llll(>> IIIIAH llatlaraa Haaaarr HI list'll IIT IItX IIATIi* lit U n i r r . • .3.1 liar tlmilli i .ihi T lirrr Months amt Hit ttimilia ft. liar I tar ll .Vi All iiMInnr, anllrra. ranis al lhankt, rtaiilHIlima anil ai.llrra u ralrrlatnniral lm ihr tNipuit ■ ■ ral.tna lamia, nil) hr rliaranl »u al tranlar m ltm lalaa ralaa. Hr airarnlril Anlliinnllr lit In Arttanaiirr iirn rrsrafatlir. Inr , l r a lurk, I'klraan, Itrlmlf Kaaaaa I II* nail ai, l.mila. I ’l l Herald la a mrn'hrr at tkr Aaaarlalnl I'm * ttklrk la eatlllrd exrlti.l ,ef, In ihr nar fur rranhll rallaa »• all Ihr Inral aatta pH a I ad '• *;'* iftttpapar aa Mall aa all * " arna illapalrbra. FRIDAY JAN. 9. 19.13 Get in stepf Join the Much of DimrtI Am) lirlp it.imp out polio. Cover limn on litis wc-rk's issue of I. fr ni.tK-i/inr it Thornton Wilder, niilhoi of "Tlir Bndgr of Sill l.liit Hry" .mil tiumt of tin* M i)l.in Inn thrir winters aho. At tmr of hit fint Arts in offirr Governor Met'.niy liimi 400 rinployrrt from ihr Slate Road l)rpartinrni payioll. Naiw we’re gelling somewhere I Ihr National Wildlife Frdrralinn will ittur JO tlamp* lliit year in(Imling full aofor dluilialiont of I r> i(T iin of Ainrricaii hiidi,1 fivr mammals, fivr fishes. ten Ircet and wild flowers, tlir sulphur butlerfly and (hr p’umoir ira anemone. Ihrtr aie tlir lixteenth annual Wildlife (nnirivalion tlampt to lw- issued. The pulilic it thoroughly justified ill comptniiimg >tlimit the frequency of lypogr.ipliir.il rrrorii hut no onr rvrr suTers at much frnm them at the editor or tlir guy wlto wrote the •luff. John Irmplr Graves |Hiinlt out that the nrwipa|wr in Lynchhurg’i rival city of Roanoke, Va. prmlurrd an editorial the other day on "The Diiap|>eaiancp of Lynch­ ing", and it came out in the paper, "The Disappearance of Lynch­ burg", "It will he hard to punundr the j tropic of LymhLurg", tayi Mr. Gravei, "that thW wai a misprint". The poiiihililiri of touriil pro­ motion air ihown by lltr inciratr in the numbrr of viiitoii going to »rr tlir giral Qkrfrnukre Swamp Park near Waycmi*. There, ip onr year, due pritiapi to the gieal movie drilling with that luhject or to imnr judicium pmmol ion, ihr numbrr of viiiton jumped frnm 35.726 to 88,221. " Ih i. increase of #«H prrrrnl for the past year indicates unmislakahly that Waycross* dream of developing one of the nation's major tourist attrac­ tions in Georgia's famed Okefenokee Swamp, is Iwing realiird", says the president of the Okefenokee Association, Inc. And as a re* suit Waycross may some day be­ come more famous as a tourist resort than as a railroad center. President Truman warns Russia in his final Slate of the Union mes­ sage that any war hetween the East nnd the West would result in the destruction of the Russian homeland with new and deadly Weapons far more destructive than any that ever fell on Japanese cities, We have no doubt that this is true, In spile of the wide expanse of Russian territory and the secretiveness with which its industrial centers have been located, il would be hard for great cities like Mos­ cow end Leningrad to Mcape com­ plete destruction. I l would alto be nerd to keep bombs from felling on New Y o rk. Detroit and Sen Francisco. This country wilt nevar go through another war undam­ aged is il has tlw last two. • The older one gets after he the age of childhood the be thlnu of his mother. And WuMtoa Churchill, although ha ■soda 12 ptevloua rlalta to tba " Slates, visited for the first the other day the birlhplsce mother 102 year* ago. It it story brawnstone house in Uyn Heights overlooking the and the gnat skyscrapers Now Yotk. T in e was ikhrn was an suburb (or wealthy city livnd on Mnghatlan la­ the only way to f*n y boat • < . A : F r ie n d • * •t » C o m p ta in st' " "■ i , iP iu j’ ' ! Gi ING THE OLD BALL A FRESH START * 1 1 Tim R rlth h hnvft tony n m lo d liy (Ijo fnct tlin i nnr luwtj f o r t hp control of iitonifr information • )tm jin h ' tIs*? alluring of 6ur Hwruts with (Isc-isi. T I i Ih In onu of tin* ttiinya which Winnton Churchill numlionutl In it In iirt-H.-i coilfurunco on nrrivnl In thin country. When there l» Homitthinjf on Wirintotl C hurchill’H mind he letn you know about it. T h at In the way it rdiould be with friend* and our tie* with llrlta in and our affection for R h doughty leader tire utroiip thought to withfttund the dlfferencen which iniml develop hetween two free anti inde|iendunt peopleti. It is umlfl'staiuhihlu that any implica­ tion that firitain cannot be ln iste « n k ith our Nenets should rankle. On the other hand those responsible for the necurity of our high-powered secrets excluded our allien from partici­ pation in onr atomic p ro cess en the grounds thut tint more people who know a set ret the less unity it is to keep it inthat. There was no intentional snub now were tin* restric­ tions to Is* construed ns n comment on the loyalty or trust­ worthiness of our friends. It may be that in onr bewilderment at having the prob­ lem of atomic power dumped in our laps we made hasty, ill-considered mistakes. The genius of many nations was pooled with our own to make the firs t explosion possihle and our itosltion may actually in. delaying our own progress along these lines. Churchill's complaint deserves consideration. Uur poli­ cies oil the developnn nt of atomic research cannot afford to bo static and they should Is; reviewed and revised when­ ever necessary. Onr destinies are tied to those of Itritain and the rest of the free world nml R is understandable Unit they should be coneeroeil about what headway we are mak­ ing in our handling of the problem of (lit* atom. Not Whipping Posts THE W0KU) fUJAY tty JAMKS MARLOW WASHINGTON — The Itephhearts, who for 2<) years have keen s1 complaining about the spcndlna Hum veil nnd habits of Presidents goose they’ve what inov Trntnan. now get wnm been asking (nr—a chance to show whnt I hey enn do. Today Truman presents to (’on gross Ills budget, his estimate of what it will cost to meet the guv eminent’* expenses for the tlscal year beginning July 1, 19M. When Urn Klsenhower takes ovrr tho presidency he can make sornn recommendations of hlx own. crhups suggesting les* spending ran Truman thinks Is necessary. It won't be as thnugh Elsen­ hower were entirely new In the field anil had In start frnm arratch. Thu man he has picked for his own budget director, Pel roll bank­ er Joseph M Podge, was kepi In­ formed in recent weeks about this An Alabama judge recently advocated the return of the whipping post as punishment for certain crimes. Those who »ake this point of view reason that if the penalty is severe and painful enough law breakers will be deterred. Yet there Is little evidence that man was more moral or law-abiding In the days when a convicted prisoner could he whipped for Ids crimes. The purpose of law la ttj protect society, to enable men live together In harmony and to help them to attain the dignity which Is their b irthright. Those who scorn the la w s i hodgej- so, Elsenhower won’t be of the community or the state must be dealt w ith. But If aide—thrre's a|,]i»_t] not enough time—to justico is confused with revenge an entire society can be make recommendations anywhere i nearly as di-tailvd as those put tudebased. id-liter bv Truman Tho laller has -Those who Judge transgressors must be morally superior. bri-ii working on them lor months Whipping and other cm ei punishments tend to brutalize As usual with any president those who adm inister the punishment as well hh the indi­ Truman began the project late last vidual punished. If calm , reasoned, objective methods of summer It’s always an arduous task The tlim lnatlng crimes have not been wholly successful can heads of departments, bureaus, there I m? hope that b rutality will accomplish more? agencies and commissions put their 8 staffs to work, figuring how much money Ihcy would need for the flsenl year starting next July I. The whole budget, packed wllh detailed expense figures, fills a Further research-—much over-1agreement in the old soldiers' ren- volume as big as the biggest city's due In the estimation of ull true | iiltion of the veil, although each telephone directory. suns of the Confeileracy — hu* - hud hi* individual flourishes, Wllh this budget, anil any rec­ Elicnhower makes. l-cen dune Into the urthogrnphy of |„ thin Uulslnna Rebel Yell tho ommendations --- -------------a than, slides' the appropriations committees of Dial famous Rebel Yell which dur­ ''Yeie" starts on A-snarp, sillies jfouse and Senate U,in will divide divide them. them­ ing The War Is reputed to have persuaded Yankees tu fling down I in im*d iati-ly up half a tutu-, then selves Into subcommittees and be­ their weapons nml either shinny changes Into the "ah” on H-sharp, gin questioning the officials of the up treea or light out for home. where It is sustained in a kind of various departmnts. This quisling will go on till next Thanks to icsearchur H. Allen ................... that note. summer. Cnngren Is supposed In Smith In the Dec*roller (1 Issue of After a breath, the yell is re­ look for more ways to reduce the Thu Saturday Evening Post, some peated again, then once again estimated cost of the government tuccesi has Ik-cii reached in de­ until that final sharp staccato Finally, some time next xummar termining not unty the ortho­ "Y IP !" on E natural. One gentle­ Congress will finish up voting Ihe graphy but also In setting out man, distinguished by a handsome money. some of the facta uboul Its effi­ Jefferson Davis heard, added In __ ____ ... then will we know And not until ciency. bis rendition—In dignity thut kept whether the Republicans, In control Mr, Smith has now given his oven line silvery wldskrr front published testimony that the Re­ being ruffled —- the stentorian I lf •I I v *• y l H J f bel Yell even today, aa performed phrase: “Give ’em hell, boys!” by anv number of people, run It la worth noting that the film cause wallpaper to blister and rrcotdeil also the opinion of these P WO HI I M S curl, can curdle dry Martinis, uml veteians that the "Louisiana boys' should bo a useful secret weapon whooped better and louder" than 1M7 Hanford An. P i 111* in Korea. mv other soldiers of tho Confed­ Orthographlcally yelling, Mr. eracy. Ix k u isia n a R e b e l Y e ll New O rio n - Tlm r-Pimyioir n ;n ROY WALL ftmlth scorn* the effete Western vurslon of MEe*-YowI" which he concludes la "a sound made by an extrovertad cowboy watching a cowboy Introvert ride an extro­ vert horse.” He waa inclined fur a while to accept the James Rtreet version of “Rrrrr-yahhhhhhh-ylpylp-yip-ylpl-ylltl" But numerous dissenter* had thalr own veils. Including a ctip'a “ Kfff-weeeeeeeeeaew-upl" A Charleston lawyur'ej ’Yuhhhhhh-WOoooopooooooooooomj -> eeeeteeeo-UHl" won Mm over fix’ a whlla until ha discovered that Mg had removed hla false Ing the performance and d that PlckeU'a men had to stop and lay down thalr rifles, and sabers “before uttering Ihr, cry." I t RUBftILL EAT In a nationwide tadio and tele­ vision program, Harvey H. Fire­ stone, Jr. warned the nation that unless concerted action is taken now In an all-out effort to modernise the nation’s highway system, the traffic problem will lie so acute we will suffer tre­ mendous losses through a comnletr breakdown of our transportaion system. Already the system i is approaching bankruptcy. Deploring the Increased loss of life in r.'cidents on unlii|Uuteil. unsafe highways, which reached a total o f tn.KO'J last year. Mr. Fire ­ stone predicted that if the present rate of increase In highway deaths continues 2,000,000 persons would die in traffic accidents during the rest 50 years, a situation nppalUrn- to contemplate. The material cost of such ucI'lden ls last year was three and a half billion dollars, tin amount greater than was snent on every Inch of liiglfway construction dur­ ing the same period. Comparatively little has been done, he points out, to expand our nlghwavx to meet the steady growth of traffic, and the situa­ tion is growing worse Instead of lietter. T h v e are 62,000,000 motor vehicles registered today and by UH10 ten million more will he added to tint figure. Civic, business and military leaders who hnve studied the prob­ lem recognise the Imperative need ■n lor net Ion now. Our highway sys­ tems. national nnd stale, cannot lie modernised anil pm back In shape to meet present and future needs overnight. It is n lungtime jnh, and the longer we delay Il the more difficult and mon mstly it will he la-come. A new Florida State Hoad "nnril will take office this month Thanks to the good Judgment of Governor Pan McCarty we will have able and trustworthy men in this office. Their task will nol la- easy and funds at llo-ir command will be tnllven of student orgnnixations fnr In-low those needed to give l)r . S a m u e l N e e l will participate In the ceremonies. Florida the modern road system I)r. Neel served us regimental she must have if her future a* a W in H B r o n z e S t a r chaplain with the iilst Inlantry tourist and industrial area is tItegimcnl in Korea from August be considered. Motor travel in T A l.l.A U .v S S K E (Special>— Dr. 2.'l, luril to June 2b, 1052. Florida will increase and both in­ Samuel |l. Neel Jr., Kiorldn State He received a similar (Ironic dustry and agriculture, If it is to University Chaplain end Coonll- star Medal In World War 11 as grow and expand, must have fanntor «f Religious Activities, will c(,m|IHt ohuplnln with the Kldlh rilltie* for fa*t, safe motor trans­ he awarded the llronse Star Medal |nlunlry |,tvj„..n in the European portation for nti*rltoriouA wrvlr# In Korea in Thrnter Pur greatest need today is for rei.i.ionie. met for Jan. 1U from, l)r Nt.„, WiU llorn in Al<lersson. a long range program designed I2. il'-1 'Id p.m. on the university’ll W. Vn., the son of the Itov. Sam to give this state a permanent ROTC practice field, tittl It. Neel, Sr., a retired Metho­ l.t. <ill. Cornell P. Month, pro- dist minister, nml Mrs. Neel who arterial system, engineered to (i ,«ur of Military Science anil now live in Cumberland, Mil. He stand up with the least possible Tadic*. FHU Army HUTC, will is martini and hu* two children. maintenance. This cannot he ac­ complished within the term of make the presentation. MuJ. W. N. this or anv single administration. l.IngenfeltiT. of the same departAcronting to estimates of experi­ lin'd, will make the citation ad­ D ra ft enced engineers and mad building dress. authorities, It will take from ten University ItOTt' army nml air (Continued From I'age One) units, KSU officials and repreaen- than an appraising eye," Gen. to fifteen years even If we start Hershey continued. "Tho lime for Imlav with n nlanned program. Its arromullshmrnt will he - Ihe goverment at last, have | appraising in that direction Is about able to cut government ex-1over and Ihe time for action Is speeded If politics Is kept out of Ihe program, nnd capable combelow Tnim an’x estimates, almost here.” OKAY, MISTER, Lrrfe se e iaWAt YOUCANDO!! Drunk But Poisoned "Another drunken driver," said the patrolman, inspeetittg the accident. He may have slandered the victim , who might have been su fficin g fn m carbon monoxide poisoning. T h is theory is Istria* out by lin* researches of a Vermont medical student, Ih* Wess Rrewn of Doiiorn, l ’n„ who has been working under a grant from the National Eon mint foil for Infantile Paralysis. Taking Itlnod samples from persons arrested for driving while presumably intoxicated, Drown found that an appreci­ able number showed signs of carbon monoxide poisoning. Th is discovery lias led Vermont authorities to plan the mea­ surement of the cat bon monoxide content in cars, trucks and school buses. Brown’s interest in the subject may arise in part from his residence in Donors. The community will he remembered as the scene a few years ago of considerable loss of life from poisonous fumes released bv an industrial plant. If that tragic hap[K*ning has led Indirectly to a discovery that re­ duces the hazards of the roads, it w ill not have been alto­ gether In vain. There are too runny drunken d riv e rs; but it Is well to make sure. Too Late To Clftfsify FISH FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR. . . SPECKLED , PERCH BITING ft. MEDIUM and SMALL ROE BASS BEGINNING TO HIT starting «a r and ending on A, Impressed as wa war* with M Smith's ressarah and tba aulho Ity of Dr. Freeman, wa larm nawaatkaLu ‘ Jeos to tba archives, of , for a "right out ■ ‘Whatever Your Type Of Fishing ,*.,w W e Have.The Equipment! In ord er to m a k e room fo r tr a d e -in s o n h e h e r e F r id a y J a n , 9 th , w e a r e r e d u c in g r o le tH , P ly m o u th s, P o n tia c s, D o d g e s, th e ou r n ew 1953 e n tir e S tu d eh a k ers, T H E E S S E X S T U D IO ROBERT L COX PHOTOGRAPHER 108 NORTH PARK AVENUB FOR APPOINTMENT!* PHONE 876 B u ic k a , w h ic h stock o f B u ic k s w ill F ords, C hevfo r th is w eek 1948 P ly m o u th C o n v e r tib le SALE PRICE $1099.00 * MO-oo * $1244.00 $ 070-00 1946 Bulck Super 4 Door Sedan $ 970.00 $ 170-00 1947 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan $ 985.00 *T00-oo 1950 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan $1730.00 *1400-00 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan 6 Cylinder' $1767.00 HOIO-oo 1950 Studebaker Chapiplon 4 Door Sedan $1542.00 MOM-oo 1950 Buick Special 2 Door Sedan $1049.00 $1400-00 .1940, Ford Convertible V-8 $ 353.00 $ w oo 1949 F ord V -8 C u n to m 2 D oor S ed an Several other can to select from old ‘M B * Pi 5>S $ t v ‘>; 5 Alwaya Nlco To filva CEILING PRICE Avenue t/*™ DAYS TO REMEMBER • WEDDING • BIRTHDAY • ANNIVERSARY • CHRISTMAS • MOTHERS DAY o n ly : of ? -j\ Vtj WHEN v o u USED CAR SALE »t It was then that h* want to Iwa'a groat biographer. Dr. Pouglas Southall 'Fm rnan, who with “unwavarbsg dignity” obliged with tba loudest of all Rebel Yallai ” Yeaeeteee-ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!," lietent engineer* aie retained on{ the Job regardless of who is roadi chairman or governor. Some -tales that have been most sue-) cessful with their road building programs have found that eon-1 tlnuity of program can best Inachieved by appointing road f ) board members on staggered terms so that no single governor controls the hoard, and holdover memliers are prepared to carry out the long range program. Under such all arrangement, at the outset, one member would be ap­ pointed for two years, another for three, another for four, another for five and another for six. As these Initial terms expire, nil sublequi-nt appointments are for six years. *2 Under such a plan there is less i-onrentration of power 111 the In­ dividuals, greater freedom from -pdltiral domination of u gover­ nor ami greater continuity of the overall long range program. It Is a mistake to change road dr-artment personnel with |Very change In political fortune. iAblr nglneers and technicians should ’*) free from any political Influ­ ence nad concerned only wllh glv- k ng the taxpayer the best roads w yosslhlr at reasonable cost. This article Is not written as a reflection no anv administration r anv board. Florida has been most fortunate in the calibre of men who have served In the past, mil the Incoming board appears to Ih- nn excellent one. Tin* problem today Is a serious ine and demands the most care'ul studv and consideration. The a 'Hfi.’l legislature can take action " o provide fur FlrnlOa's road uililing future by setting up lafcguunl* that will Insure con'Inulty of program nnd purpose, •iot only for the present admin­ istration but for those to follow. �I -*-w- PERSONALS ; CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES f l.lD A T [with Mrs. John E. Fox *) leader. Tin* A ia lta Circle of Ihe Hnn-'Thr theme u^ril will l# "Baptist ford Garden Cluti will mart ut 8:00 Women Around the World." The p.m. with .Mrs. Prod Pope. nursery will he open for the Sun* Sollle Harrisun Chapter, Baugh* m' children of pre-school tors of the American llevolution "lt*’ Circle* of the Women of the —will meet ut the home uf Mrs. II. •W nytle Ituckcr. 5 In Valencia Drive, First 1’reshyterlim Church will with Mrs. Kucher, Mr*. W. It. Bol­ meet ns follow*: Circle No. I, Mr*. lard, Mr*. It. \V. Kuprecht mill Charles Wilke, chairman, with Mlaa Barham Kuprecht u* lio*t- Mr*. D. C. Howard, 1101 Dak Ave­ e.*e*. Mr*. Dnvld M. Wright of nue, with .Mr*. C. C. Earle u* cnEagle Luke, Kin. will i.e the Kue*t hostes* at 2:10 ji.m.j Circle No. 2, speaker and till memher* ute Mr*. W. D. Hofntnn, chairman, with Mr*. W. A. Ludwig, (HJ8 East ur|(cd to )h< present. Fourteenth Street, at 2:10 p.m.; Townsend Cluti No. 1 will meet Circle No. 1, Mr*. I.loyd Hoyle, at 7:.10 P.m. »l the < ily Had All chairmaii, with Mrs. Ilalph Austin senior citizen* are invited to at- Smith, 2021 Park Avenue, at 1:0(1 u'™ ii.m.; Circle No. 4, Mrs. .1. D. • he llemeroi iillts Circle of the Woodruff, chnitruan, with Mrs. " lU rd e n C’luh will meet ut 7 iu p.m. Woodruff, 112 Went Seventeenth with Mr*. M. It. Smith and )D** Street, ut 1:00 n.m.t Circle No. f», | Ethel Kiser. I he ptugraui will I.,. Mr -. W. I.. Roche, chairman, with ^ on horticulture. Mr*. .1. I„ Corley, Cameron Ave­ nue, at 2:10 p.m.; Circle No. 0, MONDAY Circles of the Womun's Mission­ Mr*. II. C. Moore, chairman, with ary Society of the First Baptist .Hiss Cot* Campbell, IM iury, ut Church will meet ut 10:45 a. m. in 7:00 p.m.; Circle No. 7, Mr*. C. K. the educational Huildinir ns ful- Dawson, chairman, with the chairAvenue, at lows: Circle No. I, Mr*, II. F. .Mc­ m a n , 001 Oak Whorter. chairman, io the Phlia- 1:00 i i . m.: Evening Circle No. 1 tliea classroom; Circle No. 2. Mr*, Mr*. Mabel Brown, chairman, with ^ ’olic William*, chairman, in th e' Miss Sara Warren Easterby, 117 T E L classroom; Circle No. 1, Mr*. Went Tenth Street, at BiOO n.m.; Iirnlley Odhnm, cliulrmun, in the Evening Circle No. 2, Mrs. E. J.' MM. Dorothy Krueger Smith en­ Colden Circle classroom; Circle Shepard, chairman, with Mr*. Pat ters the courtroom in Tokyo where No. 4, Mr*. It. 1.. Dunn, chairman. l.snici, 2518 Palmetto Avenue, at ■he Is standing trial lor the alleged 'no p.m, with Mr*. Joe (Jarrell In the Men'* Bible classroom; C ir­ murder n( her husband, Col. Au­ u* co hostrs*. cle No. 5, Mr*. W. C. I.vnn, chair­ brey It Smith, who died of stab T l'K S D A V man, In the Young Men'* class­ wounds She I* followed In to die The I ’nity "Truth" Class will room; Circle No. 0 ,. Mr*. It. C. courl by lit la tlen Adam IllrhMoore, chuirmnn. In the Woman's meet ui the Valdes Hold at 7:15 trmtid (Ilet ). ber defense rounscl Bible classroom; Circle No. 7. Mr*. p.m. The puhlie is cordially Invited and a friend of tier father, tlen. It. E. Johnson, chairman, in the in attend. Walter Ktucgvr. ( I nlrrmltluiiuD (limner's classroom. A covered St. Mary’s Chapter of Holy Cross t t lr ii luncheon will hi' served at Episcopal Church will niret at H:00 m •'* .at* the ■ home of Mrs. *»*■ living noon. Circle No. 4» will present M tn'M. ''M il' UMl ” OS11* u ( p. III IOIII1 «» •*! program In the church at 1:110 p.m. Fclnbeiir, llMifi Magnolia Avenue. L i l l i e l> . N o r w o o d M e th o d ist C hurch Circle* of the Women's Society r.l Christian Service of the First Methodist Cliurih met recently as follows: Circle No, 7 met with Mr*, firmly Herman, West Klr*t Street on Monday uflerrmnn at 0 1 . 0 1 o'clock. Mr*. T. F. .MeDiiniid w apetied the meting with a prayer after which a poem wn* read by Mr*. Herman, and n prayer by Mrs. W. D. Thornton dedicated to the memorv of Mr*. Nettie Tilli*. deceased. Part of Chapter four of the mission study hook was read by Mrs. Herman, following which Mrs. Florence Hnw'kin* of F.usli* on* welcomed a* a visitor. Mr*. — McDaniel tol l of the Cliuin of V Missions which will he held In die First Methodist Cluirrh Jan. 22, Mr*. Thornton told of the pruver group which meets each third Monduy morning ut 10:00 n.m. At the close of die meeting open fared sandwiches, fruit cake, I.Ut* mill coffee Were served by Mr*. Herman and Mrs. W. j . David. Mrs. McDaniel presided at the coffee service, m Thom ..attending—wuru Mr». T . E. Wilson. Mi*. It. W. Sturdivant, Mr*. Zfh Ratliff, Mi* W. W. C. Smith, Mr*. Olive Well*, .Mrs. M. J. Morris, Mr*. Elgie Brown, Mr*. McDaniel, Mrs. A- F. Col lum, Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw, Mr*. Murrv Brown, Mr*. (J, W. Bailey, Mr*. Thornton, Mr*. C. C. Priest, Mr*. R. D. Priest, Mr*. J. G. Walts. Mrs. O. E. White, Mrs. Itawkin*, Mr*. Hermun and Mrs. David. Mrs. J. It,,** Adam* and Mrs. II. F. Dyal were ................... for the regular meeting of Circle No. 5 held on Monday at the Adam* home on Park Avenue. A New Year devotional wa* given by Mrs. R. T. Warren nnd Mr*. J. C. Duvi* was welcomed us u visitor. Mr* Davis spoke on the Chain of Missionary Assemblies and gave the member* an oppor­ tu n ity to heroine *|Hinxor*. Following the brief business session, Mis* Louise Sipple traced the story of the New Testament from its enrv beginnings to the new Revised Ftiiudnrd Version. The hostesses *ervevl delicious irfreshinents to Mrs. John Gillon, Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mrs. R. IJ. Hutchison, Mrs. W. It. Kirby, Mrs. K. M. Mason. Mrs. Mahlo Blount, Mrs. J. II. Niehulson, Mr*. J. F.* Riser, Miss Hippie, Mrs. E . C. I Smith, Mr*. Wnrrsn, Mrs. llrodlit Williams, Mr*. J. K. Courier, und Mrs, Davla, — McKinley Hall was the setting for the meeting of Clrele No. tl ng at 10:00 on Monday mornini o'clock with Mm. J j,. Clark and Mr*. It. C. Morgan at hoitesse*. Tho meeting was conducted by Mr*. Carl Chorpcnlng and the devotional wa* given Dy Mm, J. I N, Anaretlo in the absence of Mre, Eva llarlxy. Mm. Ray Herron urged all niemlmm to attend the (ihain of Mission* to ha held in the near, future and at the close of the husnex* session delicious cookies and aigl coffee Were syrvrd. Those attending Were Mm. Ctarence Wallis, Mm. Atiarollo. Mrs. C. D, Brown* Mr*. Louise Khowlei, Mm. B. H. Crumley, Mm. W. It. Nlcholaon, Mrs. J. O. V Laney, Mm, . Chorpcnlng, Mr*. Herron, Mr*. S. O; Harrlmtn, r*. M. R. Strickland. Mr*. M. L. chols, Mrs. R. B. Monro# and P, H. Wavalt. Tuesday evening Mm. Ben Wig­ gins and Mm. Wally Sipple were ro-hostesiee for Circle No. 7 al ill* Wiggins home. Mr*. Park Tyre l*d the devotional reading from Romani 0; fourth vire*. te The business meeting wa# conv dacted by Mm. HI pal#. She told of t(w Chain of MI»slone to ba held C ir c le s H onored O n B ir th d a y 11 •tiom lie i* oolla T im n .w ro n n nr.n \ in p n m n Y T r n i »n c i r c l e 7 Circle No. 7 of Ihc Presbyterian I'rl. Jan. It, 1957 I'a g e ji Church will me»t with the chair When you n r letting It.- hallla - dii.ner t.M ' t i i • * ii ospl in of as originally <chtduled at th» richer into .in .miw.g oi i , o J r e home of Mr*, l'. II Harris on Place It to die left „t lt,e I oik Willi the open, towel millet nearMonday. e*t the dinnei plate. man. Sits C K Dawi-m at Co.t Oak Avenue at I no p to m ttraJ r .li ,.f Judge Doualas ilteli wilt I.e surrv to learn that ill at his home. Iimi MayAvenue. Friend* will he sorrv to learn that Watson Wallace ha* entered | the Orange Memorial Hospital for an operation. Fiicnd* of Mi*. .1 A. Ynutur will he dad to know that she recently returned to her home in Sanford from the llriintri Memorial llusidUtl. Miss Marguerite Craves of Col­ umbia. S. t\, Mr«. C. H. Crave* and (’ II. Crave* Jr. of Greenville. i.e ..... . ki i mm itoheit Waicnei are all siuiTe* in a scaup from S C. w 'Te the ludiilnv guest* of And Jdiipe* Forever" Technicolor. Show­ Mr .and Mrs, Hoy Holler nnd have 20th l etllurv l ev * ‘m u ing on do. Hit- I 1* it. » -iireo Sot .lav mid Montlin now returned to their homes, What to serve to fortify late tree-trimmersT Here's n *ugge* tion: Claxed baked apple*, lull ' glasses of cold milk and spunge cake sipiare*. To irlve thi* snack a ' seasonal look, glare the apph with a syrup made from red cm naimrn candies and *ifl confection ers’ s u ftr over the sponge cuke. Mt« David M. Wriirhl of Engle 1 uke, national oieunirlnir -ecrelary L O N (iW O O l) ir. nernl of the D. A. U.. is the It) MBS. J. II. MCNICK II) M ISS VD ili I piti.\ vi r cne*t of Mrs. A. |(. Key, Mr*. Wrlolil was the gue*t spenker at Ml* lllive llitimasler entertainMr .and Mi* ., no Slone and the loenl D. A. H. ineetinir held at the h''me of Mr*. II. Wnvile Hue- fiimiiv have a* their guest* for n ed at her home on Wiinlemerrlake 'week, Mr and Ml* ll"\h Kelly New Years eve. Those attending ker this uftemooii. were Mr. and Mi* John Ileum*, of Banfoid, N. C Mr and Mr*. I.eltoy Hennessey. 1 Mr. and Mr*. .1 T M .l-aln St had us their lecent guest*, Ml. Mr. Russell Bump. Miss Mary D o H n rv D o im r s and M is, Charles Lawson of Sa n ­ Compton, al*o Mi** Margaret Ily K IV M F W IV G K R Swain of Wlndemere Mr De Witt. ford. Mr and Mr*, Hiclintd Koie* tire I ('mtney, and Mi** Hue Kicker enThiil |te llarv’* ernwth ha* lieen nrmot to nnnoiince the birth of n irrtaiiied with folk dances, lie i phenomenal Is no lunger news, nnd son I»i»rn N| •*fitIn \ u t ' i i r l m u r f I V . fre-hmelit* were served during the j ns the town grows, so also grow* | n i t ( f i i | < u n i t l u i - I v * - ( M l h i ev 'iiillg. M i nn«l M t* F u e l Y ih iI im h in t j the Post i if flee Po-I master Haul The I.oilgwnoil civic league will M r tih il announces that there ha* been no i i * t h e n i f i n * 1 - M n t n l m • |.i.11*01 a piny to lie given "ought in n e«*e ..f more than DMI percent M i h . I t i i f i W a i f 1 * i * f 1 5 * i i V * I f n i , ill the l.ytnnii 'chool amlAtoinitn, < 'I i n « W n e 'ih l m I In1 ren "it" foi Hi" year end i l t i l M i x it* I M t p’ , erit by the Smtf od I >mimail, ili« Dec, 71, tuvi I„ plfil ............ Ilf A‘HtHfllicf l V t b I. Pi oi ecd-. .'ii I., llo t 'ivi■ (JKNHVA N EWS Mt nti'l \t i •t i A* I >1 lh -4 11:i»1 league and pohlil- hill III y of ceirds weie *2**77 nnd iu Ittfi" f « t | 11 M they were If,HI I *S. 175 Hew mail JIN M l * It k M I I - f w M M ' i ' h f t I n!lgwood boxes lltieo <0 * 1 been ill-lllllf.l 111 ■I n V** 11 m i f i l i i i u r h f i n , M i ’* , 1 , i i m «<i Mr* Ren C ra y -pent ihe liolilh" Po-I Office Vi’llh) n ful it'll i ■ 11111P■ \ of 11*l " day* with her daughtet. All-. John Caiitnln S Norman droves Is Mr Urol o i •IV I Keig had it* C iiiw ford. In Jacksim, All* here fin hi* iinnonl vnratloti. Ilu'ii dinner uuo t« Sunday Mi The Civic I engue meet TucMi. nnd Mr*. W II. Hill nre buck and Mrs. J. IMcLain Hi., Mr dny The new Mayor elect wa* the rieniri this year for a *1ny of lliree and Mr*, J. I M. I nin Jr , and pcutcipiil speaker, gave nil inter month* They nre In the D*vl« Tommy, of Geneva. Rev and n*tln« talk on cilllen-hip h one on Hmvrtin Drive. Mr. Hill Mr, .lHtne* Cooper nnd *mi* of lie Atr and Mi* Ru-sell Matthew* I* on leave front hi* nu«itlon a * |.imi| \ |, ,ull| m , , ........... . and fam ily flom llaltimore, Aid n Division Sales Manager foe S'o- s’,AV Senv■>in « tie recent guest* of Ml. mol vi" Manufacturing Co. of Water- | .......... .. rri.-n.l-* . ( Me* Plnllii Air- |> I.. U vlng-lon They plan Imrv. Conn. Runet, n pioneer resident of Gen­ to l.oil.l a home in Eongwood tin* M ». m ill M m* l l c r n i m l S u v n f f r eva, wa* *oi rv *o henc of her spring, Air. Rus*ell n in the eon 1*11 t h a t Micv i i r * * t r o i n i f 1<» f l t n v .Icntli Sunday night tmeting business in Hnitimore. iitiI fur a ivliili* Ttn'V w rn1 yin***** Joe Flxliei n il, tided the mango Air*. Henry Heath i* exjieclmg ii ! ii M* " Y f iii’* Kvi* mirtv ut tin* I’nrnc i•f \fr*4 ,\nt» 1L'liiiMr*v. Tin* t at jolt of Gov, m o i Duo MeCnitv too si<|er nnd husband Alt mid nth' f \V»‘VI* ,\f r. "ml *"* lo I allnhiis*. • I oe*dav II idaved Ati* John W alker from lliroiiog with the Semi mile High Schoo' limn, Ala. M , - \ n 1 | i - \ f » a (’i'll | M i n J t i l m loin Pinch vi*iled hi* |iareitt* WHII*’. M» itml Mh H. fi l*P»M#r, Baud Mi* Rita Living* **f Biloxi. Air mid Mr* Thomn* Pinch f.n wnil .!«**' II u ' hou All \*ui the f*olt i - r ’1 v ( r r » | i r * ' H i * r * t f l u * n t * * t t l u v 111 Mi**, left lil*t week lifter spending the holidays. Tom i* working in *ome tittie with Mt and Mi* I e* Washington, II. on the net it m»m uf Ih#* WHlli* Inhi'M ", work with the voice of the people W** •»**•’ linn**** *»i r«*finrt tlint nl* let Harper ami fatnllv Jack Searcy from the t'nivcrsitv 0 » in i.* h M r * . W i l l i a m A n e e l o e h l» Mt no.l Mt* lliirnev t'a dil >f Florida, spent the hollduv*. * * 11 1 h o . | i i t n l i t e . l r e p o r t * t i l l * w e e k have a then gne*t* 1h'* w».k M»* with hi* parent*, Mi and Mr* C mother Alt* It.ii-v lui'"' I*..... milch better and she will I Cuildill'* omhahtv lie neiinitted to g< home Stuck!.... I i,f Melton, tin ati.I le i It Scarry. in „nolh"> week or Mvo. Ati- Kmttut Goiisnlc* of Aliami I i l l o i l i e ! it* I -i-lel I I I low Ml a oil wit* the recent guest of tier -i-lcr S i i le k la u d o f I nk> b in d (llto ||eer|e of (*ioi'in"nti and Mi T* AD* Henry Heath, Mr n"d Mi* Fred poehlinan nf R tS C A R C H is wishme! CHEF’S SPECIAL 5 ©c » A ROW I. OF 111 W. IH'M E M \DK V E liK T A H I.E S U I T • C H E F ’S I H O ICE O F T \ S T V HAN DM It'll DA 11 1 • C H O IC E O F C O F F E E OR T E A >f)r HOME MADE P IE S D A IL Y R c u m iila t & A n d erso n W A LG R EE N A G EN C Y -ON T H E C O R N ER BY T H E t S E E A O C R ' M O V IE T O N K H IT ! Mion nnd urged nil members to ELD ER SPRIN G S (Special I attend the general business meet­ Mr* Lillie D. Norwood was hoping on Monday afternoon ut Me- iiied recently nl her home near S A T U R D A Y O N L Y Kiiiley Hall. Elder Springs, by her children, — COMPANION P it'l l lie — Mrs. Hipplel, Mrs. Ashhv Jones marking her Huth birthday. Mr*. Norwood was lairn in Itmio and Leslie Junes told of Khejr m i * i m iu io t t vi*il In the County Home on Dec. County. Tetm.. .Inn. 7, 1877. Shi* 22 when they distributed gifts was tile only daughter of On* I tom members of the elrele. A Key nod Mi*. J. M. Mitchell. Tin* discussion was held on method* I t e V . Mitchell wits a Methodl*t of building up the Sunshine Fund minister of eitcuit riding day* in nnd a motion made to make Tennessee and Ninth t'nioliitu February n month of self-denial Mr*. Norwood'* mother wu* a with en.'h member donating at medieal doctor. At the age of least II.Ofl or more at the month­ bine Mrs, Norwood moved with ly meeting. The missions study wn* her parent* and her six hmther* led by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Gerald to Eastland County Tex., when a u c i ruMM a Mvers welcomed as a new mem­ -.he completed her education. Shi SORRY BLAKE I was m uniid to Samuel Edmund ber. Parish, MONTI HALE A delicious sweet course wn* t Norwood of Cameron •erved lit the conclusion of the; Louisiana, on Ang 7, IUUI — tl.SO meeting. Those present were Mrs. I Mr. and Mr* Noivvond eaale to Florida on Christma* Day, IlHil, Jnek«nnviRe we to over • nh*ht Roderick Adams, Mrs. R. L. rttling at Lake City. In ll'iti they •»'P,*ta iu the loom’ .if Mr and Mr* '{ W f l V ( ' l l l l V t ' F S l l ! ilH I im /m n u n s o h a c m d tieoige Peabody ol Dnllll*. I .‘XU*, Conner, Mrs. I) II. Fletcher. Mr*. *e ■ J*7| w 4 < k « w | « xgM'wbi #« . toyed to luike Monroe in Hernln- K"" E. P "'k til'* week ‘ iv j C l t i l . i o culling She then iienrd a brother, K. I.. Lev Jr., Mr*. Charles Meek*. moved M**. Chnr’e* Lee ami low three | ( ) 1* 1\ C? ^1 J i l l ' S Dougin* I 'ealio.lv in New A'nrk ’ *ex. Jo!,,, 3. White. Mr*. Harold i nl< ?* County where they operated. ehlhlren were here fur a few dav* Gily, a 111n| her, ('lit ford, of New I W hitten, Mr*. Jone*. Mr*. Tv re .1 .............. . v Grocery" until re­ thi* week. Hhe attended lo the | New Pori Itichev Pre«» Orleans, f.n., a sister, Mr- W. R. tiring six year* ago to her present Mrs. Myei», Mr*. Finnic, Mr* movin" of Imr Ihio*’* to their new N EW P tiR I R IC H Fi A iSpeetnlf Gilfflth of Sarasota, Florida, nnd home in Elder Fpring*. Mr. Nor­ W|*»"ln* and n visitor, Mr* home In Ineksanvilh'. Mr* E. I Mar-hitll of Wndiliig- nephew, George Peabody. Jr., o f1 wood pasxi'd away on Sept. 22, Mr* William Cole'* daughter. Myers. 11151, having lived to ei'|ehral« Mr* G K Rorrp-I of Jneltsonv llte, I ton Street nod linliarm Aveinn1. California, nil rm n Trans-Cultu­ RtSSOMM n mie 1 ono-onl and il.tillitig m nlnl hookup for a family rev.ilh Id* wife their golden wed- „iir"t the holiday* here with he#,il had " experlepee ,»n G tiriilo ia* J v* .vhen| unioP with each other The home of Mrs. John Williams ding nnnlversnrV. on Aug,'7. 1051. wri* the .etllrn' for the meetlno of In wa* p llv it iT il I" Inlk, »ui A l l hud a i llallre lo talk to eneli Mr*. Norwood had four living uomher who were nwnv for Circle No. Ii. Mr*. Williams, Mr*. iliildren. one son, Chmle* Edmund the hollilsvs. Imve lelm ned. Mr tch'ploHP1. to llll> i broth1'! - * *1 *' n1l"*l mill, III the -mile lime, Ileal H. C. Smith nod Mr*. W. E. Vlhlen died in infuncy, she hit* *ix ginud- nnd Mr* Charles Y’opmnn retutoed ter and II oeplo * ii'-idiug in live, ea.h ol her* comet nation ll had were ho»te**es for the evening. diflerenl -tali . l l l l o f t I m - I t l t M * lie n many yeur* *mce the family The rneetlf" was oneneil by Mrs. children, and three great-grand- In"' Hiiudnv ni<»hl. fir and Mr* time f"i a t' li 11I I M l f < I 1ii 1 i n t i bad beard each idlier* vniee* and rhildrert. W illiam I FhHer g"t here e*.... . Em/nne Williams, chairman, after .! I , l l l l ri f'« M l a! tiic instigation of Judge Peatin T'le-diiy. h i . Four generation* were n ie .en l '" l Tuesday The "eirl.l" "f which the devotional was giver# hv t Pl.l'H llarv didn't bother them at all (or nl lialla*, I • a a* . | o l ! ) -1 . M. l Iht ..' I "di m leva- tin* wn* made pus Mrs. W. M. Castle Jr. using the for the occasion. ihc*e fuiluded uDe L. 1 1 ■ible h> Will "f the I ele|llllltU', mill Mm -hall and ••‘ l i l t s ' t f t l ' l I I I " i l l " I ' X I U ' l l e n e e i l ll l i ' l l i e . ' i S E R I \l * \ K lO llN Ten Commandments a* her theme. Mr* Norwood, \L** N<>■tn,- Nm til home >>a r la ! 111m * K \ . .1 I M I M w.i* i|o mean- o f eneli one having " f 11 X"'"1""'' p HI t a ' l i e " i 11 i * l i |i i d i . ' f i * ' t i t * ’ t!ud a most uni,pa < liri-tniMs surM's. C. H. Hick* nnd Mr*. If. H. wood; Mr and AD* .1 || luidel. ptlie, lung In lie l ememliereil. l V f , III t i l l Collier were welcomed as new Mr. nnd Mis. It E Norwood and n |,ri,|,r.. „„rlv »' the home sage 1111 t'hti ■t f 11 it M l MU 1lie !'• aluaiy* were formerly of mender* ami Mr*. Marvin Dvul re- .Air. nnd .Air* R I. Hnmilton of „f yic and Mr* Ce-ar Rohloti....... . appointed llriie, I m 1 i t • Ii ported on the progress of the cir- Lake Monroe. Grandchildren: Mr. , Rundav evening. Ilorotheu Men und ftiuriil a liinlhe!. Inline Hunt,oil ele's prolect of renovating a room and Mrs. Arnold 'litnlel, o ’llelle tdeger won first prise, David Ho" In the church holltllng to lm used and Robert llamitton, Paula Ji*an kel won sccoml atiil Mrs. David for three year old children. A re- end Philip Norwood. Great grand- Itunkel got the hoohy. Air and AD ■ * quest for toys win made anil sug­ children: Ronnie, Michael, nnil.Jiih'* Voigt eomideled the nnrt gestions for painting were given. Mitchell Tlmtel. Afe and Afr*. Charles f. F ra*ei Mrs. Williams urged that all Mr, and Mrs, R. f. Latham of of New Orleans, and orlglnallv • f members attend the Chain of Mis­ Norfolk, \'u were unable to j, j . jNew A’ork State nod New England, sion* to lie held Jan. 22-21 at the lend the celeluntion Mr* Latham ' nrnvril into their new home on Cat L A S T T I M E T O N IC illT Methodist Church. Mr*. James Ter- f* the granddaughter of .Mrs Nor- “,in“ ,,n Thursday. willeger and Mr*. Eugene Williams Wood. i It it with deep regret that we were appointed to prepare for romannounce the death on Wednesday ALSO munlnn service for the first Sun­ evening of Alfred Cover., who bn* day In February; and Mr*. R. W. M r s . A r n o l d V i m N e s s lieen a resident of De llarv f"r NEWS — CARTOON Thrallklll and Mr*. Dval were chosen to preside at the nursery during that same Hundnv. The expressions of sympathy. AND SHORTS study rour*e entitled “ Idea* of Mr*. Arnold Vnn Ness wn* hon­ M-e Rltde" was given by Mr*. ored on Wednesday night with a Thrallklll . shower given hv Airs \|. T HaVThose present for the meeting ne*. Mrs. John Cmnph.il and Alins S A T U IID A Y — D O U B L E F E A T U R E were Mrs. Castle, Mr*. John Craw­ Jean Dobbs at Airs. Hit Vries' home ford, Mm. Dyal, Mr*. Malcolm on Plumo-a Drive, (Janie* were enu t loved during the evening with Higgins, Mr*. Then. Pate, Mr*. nrlxc* Iwlng won hv Air*. Burke H ie Thrallklll, Mrs. Vlhlen. Mrs. Brou­ Hteele nnd Mr*. J. Ii. Phillln*. Following Ihe game* little Niunti BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ghton Watkins, Ml** Catherine D a k o ta K id ” Castle, Mm. John Williams, Mr*. Haynes entered and presentwl the Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Rtnnlhoff hnnoree with a bassinette ronlnln- announced today the Idrth of a Eugene William*, Mm. Terwllle- Ing many lovely gifts. Delicious gar, Mm. James Williamson, Mr*. refreshments were then served hv son. Frederick John, weighing d G lint) CARTOON Pl.l'H lh*., 14 ox*., on Jan 7. at tin' Ihe hostesses. Hick* anil Mm. Collier, NO 13 pin \ i i : h o f m i': nton s e a s " Fermild Lal'^hton Memorial II"* Those Invited to he with Mrs. I Vnn Ness were Mm. M Cummings, nltnl. ROHE C IR C L E ‘ Mr*. R. T. Cowan, .AD*. W aller S U N D A Y A n d M O N D A Y The scheduled meeting of the Fester. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. A. K. .Shoemaker, Mrs, Robert drowning, Rose Circle nf the Hanford Garden Club for this morning at the home Mr*. John Camfdrell, Miss Dohhs, nf Mr*. II. B. Crumley was cancel­ Alls* Margaret Davis, Mr*. E. M. led Irecauee of Inclement weather, Whitmire, Mrs, Flossie Guodsnn, Mrs, R. F. Cole, publicity chair­ Mm. Hteele, Mrs. J. L. Jnck*on, man for the circle, stated this Ml** Diana Haynes and Mrs. Hay­ nes. afternoon. m iw CVCIOME su m 1: Ik'lit.i HolmI Hu111 I’AGCF-W AGN L R 'H L J S S t Y cl i i ill l m i \ M 11 s Honored With Shower IiiS,„ri;,i.I" »»)* T O U C H T O N ’S Saturday Luncheon Special BAKED CHICKEN PIE CREAMED POTATOES CHOICE ONE VEGETABLE HOT ROLL — BUTTER HOT COFFEE OR TEA S U N D A Y new! orlon and pitna coltoii . .. & z Wonderful, wonderful orlon, never wrinkloi, thrlnk* or loiet III thapo, morooi with fine luitroui Pima cotton. Popular coal Gyle deftly dramatized by Georglana with tlripod pique collar, 34 button front, and plaatod walit. Black, Navy, Brown. ° S P E C IA L D IN N E R ROAST B E E F WITH BROWN OBAVV CHOICE OF TWO V EG ET A B LES SALAD - DEHHERT — DRINK S/zeir LINDA TAB HUNTER-DONALD GRAY • NEWS — CARTOON — BII0RT8 SALFORD *.^,*1r M 3 ORLANDO JIIG H W A V * -1 / t-./ihiYWiVi \ fri. *Uit, m m m 12-20. R U t u ■ »i �TITC O AVrontl NF.PALD Frl. Jan. », 1933 I ' t W * ___ McClellan Truman Rurljrot (CnOMFHM Probe Launched Into Strafing Of Command Post One Soldier TdcnHfiea IMtrne An Meinjr U.S. Thundcrjot (oil hour l.ttler. he autographed advance cornea id the budget f o r 1 reriotlers Ihe brlrllng session look the place of hh weekly news tonference The h*'ilvet m r*sace Trvmnrt sen Congress tndav, It days before he leaves offlre. Is srlb'ert In revisin'1 I>v the Incoming Klsenhnwer aih minlslration. which ha> |o.ii...,i>"' -t will lie scrutinized rlnsely and revised. prohalrK slartini' in Aer1A* |v cost unary Ihe I'resldent •cot the 2anoil word me»sat(e ti Con tire •* noil did nut rea'I it tthe leplslatora himself It »*» ,Iniiit in fmo words shorter than I last year'The hndrtcl called for expendl lure* in fiscal HIBI cipial to $tflh I* for c v rry man, woman nod clldd the Census Hureau estimates wll h" In tie 11lilted State* nn Jan I HIM t-rilf way thruilj|h the 12 liumlt tie rind i The I'resldent said 79 rent* in*' of every dollar In the hmlflel -could r;fi toward prokrams dlreel flsral I9B2. will Increase In 201 lv related In national sreitrlly. and hlillons hy next June 90, and lo 11 ( opts more inward paying (o Z7$ billions hy June 90, 1991 The left a I limit set hy Conijrrss oil Ihe pa*l v ar* l The I'resldent made no prnpn |ptinlie tleld Is 279 liilliuns Com;res* sals lor Increased laxe*. Hut he can chnnKo this if II wishes. 3 The I’ovenimenl will nerd inlil a llrpulilli an Conurcss whose Icatler* have been tnlklne syis (fully I$72,900 000,000 In pew approoria of a I iis cut back to the Nam lllvrr, clmiipiiiit one to pieces Minor Commonlst putrid thrust' were reported elsewhere Near-zero cold nod a thl-k over east itrminded virtually all Allied warplane* Citrus Mutual Has Concern Over Hi#h Prevailing Prices L--------A K K M—N I) *,19—Florida t'ltrus Mutual Is lu Hie ome,uni po*!||int pf worry hut because its grower memlicrs are Kelllnt! so much for their nreiute. Mutual d lreclo i’. nrr .ilr.iid the hllllicr price - hi h pre e' si r , ,rc poymu fur (ir.intitis m li makii nr undo ru iim ilra ti *n cu.tly the Itmiacwife will >iop lutyltot Thai in lu III make t'n- ho-) ran |e result of prnxnnt price-, worse Ifian n soniewlml lower le u ! i)ij!jilu)r);-i' over a Io0 );i r period Hi imp's fur i i inii-ii i r.11< - arc lirlmtltli! SI 1 9 .I la.x delivered at till' iduid "Th it’* k'uttimi to the dumtci Olnt and luav m l oil i iinsump nn." Jim Morion. Aidmriulalo. warned Several ethers repeated Morton’s wnrnimt hut no step was decided upon J, C Strickland --aid oranijcs fur concentrate are hrim;lm; the prow er 2.3 cents ;i hoy more than or Mures for fresh (rod market*. "The t r c lt fruit shlimers arc jiolnjt to have in pel their prices lip, and lodlcnlhms are tlicv will do so in the next few days." Strickland said T h rre were rrtmrty norite ship ners in r«|inrtift« prn-e« to Mutual ha ven l van nnlv their h ld icr p r im , making Mulunr-i dallv prh-r jptdfn tin aorticwliat out of lute. Mutuidh advisory committee voted In tend nut a slnmuty woMlrd hulietlp urplmt Hie turd fur a ecu rale in forniatlun T lir Iilti r opopcrnlKc ilet'liiml fit rend Hirer tup men In tyashlpvhm Kondnv lo ask help (rum Florid a’* delmialimi mi the ii nl i ■ IrtiNt chnrttcs fllrd acnlmd Mutual hy tho Fcfler i l Trade Cmoinls>loti They am I’rcsiilrni I’crry Mur J iy , eiMitpronfi Vlre I’residenl L a r y Thpiiios, tirovclaud; and (len rral Mnnnjjer liohcrl W TurIt'dijc, t.akclaml n A prediction (hat Mulunl would have to raise Its it'-sesshu'id next Mason canto from .Sam 0 , Slmwfc Dade Clly, tlurliif; discussion nt l pendInb lio.ooo more on cllrits eanlhlls In lie shown nl Zlx winter 4 Rf*’ibln Cleln Izoseti His Job With State S S illy never held. 1 Miami wreklv newsDin'r er who strongly keeked Ih* a admlnlstratlnn. das an alio lgr*»s from ■ »#*tlnn of tha sub­ W ea th er urb, ho filet. , -In Ihln day; If* protty much ------------CMInnd knew of the meeting open season on public otfkinl*, Asheville when it started, the minute* he pointed out. II. I*. Smother*, attorney from llostmi stnted. They both rame In late. Orlando, representing the Fnagnto Chicago 0 . P. Herndon, County Clerk, reforested an nnlninn on the pro­ Interest* In the south end of the Cleveland cedure to he tnaon In calling spe­ county, requested widening and Lo* Angclc cial moellntrs of the hoard. Mr. paving of m at retch of u road Nett Orleans Hoyle *ald n notlre of five day*, which l* nn extension <>f Orange New York at lonst, sliould ho given for sltrh Avenue eastward out of Forreat Seattle a meeting ami unlit there was a City und lead* to the nose Slate \t jshir.>lu'U Jnckaonvillc ilouht io hie mind ahoul the legnli- Itnnd +'W. lie pointed nut that "timnupi' ty of thi- Hireling In i|uo*tlon. lieHIS j T IN F lilt B X t-K I K\t forrltiir to railed meetings, he said nvrr the imiit 1* quite fnriln’ tic,” Hy of t-'emlnole County A ma the Commissioner* rmild "run up nnrl thnt llamavc cuuaed hy truck* cti'-rs attended th e here and do • nine husines* and the t* ihiniforuliB to automobile*. W, crhonl annul <nnferein-e on rltlxen* dun’! have n chance to he II, Hnnrork, Fmurate production rourth I tic I , uiiruniri* of Art* inarniror and piddle tclniion* man, Itomlinir heard at all." at Orlnndo which was •aid that fruit from Seminole, I Wednosd Commissioner Fnurnkre sue 1'iilnii’i and Volusia euuntic* went snonsitri»v the tiramte County ifeated a second meeting fur the over the road to the Foxgntc in- Kduriitii Assoc intion ami the month, to come the first Tile*' lay trreat*. of Miami. Itnvhurn i | niversi inly Superintendent of after the third Monday In each 1‘liH rm.in McClidland said the Vllivu . i i tiun. a mini* need tog month. Chairman MrCIrllnnd echo - .'l-ntde slreteh of mad will lie I'ul'llr I ed Ids suggestion and said "liusltics* in the county hn* Increased •o that It I* almost Impo,slide to hold Jo it one mrrlintr a month." Hr rcrommended a second meetIni' "so a* to elimlnr.?■ a lot ot 11 i* work. I think it would hr more • a ll‘factory to the hoard and to I Ihft !■ ! I 5-w aitsa 1* Ihiw Jniin olf I I ... tlx nliVIUtr** nf die Ui'i’tillg shiiuhl nut ho nppMivoil until the m ille r won clear oil up. However, Com. nil*-loiter a went nhftid and »|i priived the minute" Mi In,- a Indue’ iee i Itodil, who called the nteeti hailiiiao at the time, *ahi ho called all the Cnmmisi lu come to the meeting, •seep' Mr. McClelland, whom He t'.ddoT roach. I.lovil P Hoyle, Him* from Conurei* In fiscal 1031 rripicslcd last January, " I do wish lo make it clear that Truman in inv Iiiditmcnt il would not lu wise to plan lor a Inreo bildiict deficit (Inrlriic a lu-rlod when husl |nn*« aellvltv. rivlllnn emplnyment mill national Income are renrhinr oiiiiri'i cdenti'd heitthts" II v nuli* till he "the rmirsp of pnid rnri anil wisdom" to strive for a lull meed h'ldkct, lip added TI i- dominant feature of the hml •et was nillHnry rusts T ru n n ii |i-edlrlcd that rxiirntl' '■ires for nrllil rry services In p -aI l!):.t would reach $111.29(1.000, iffi exclusive of atomic oner"' o it) iy* of $2,700.000.mm. That coot pares will) $tl.MO.tziO.OOO to i'-r urrent fiscal year and $911,727,'Kiojwio in fiscal |!i: , 2 The I'reai lent imlu utcil (hill atomic riierjjy expciiilllurcs mmlil soon result l more weapons, with atomic plant exp*ualiui nlimit ended Aliojjetlier, the I'resldent said miHonal security |iro[>rams would old llji to $97,900 (SKI.(FIO 79 per cut of the preilli tril outlay for tin- year That Included military <i <•• es. if lorriotlminl security alii' foreign relations, atomic cncrvv defense nroiliictlnn and economlf •1 1Ii*liz.ition civil defense and m cr ehanl marine n d iv ltirs "Tld * is an exiienaive prupram ," rrnnian anltl. "hut our nation* •cc'irUy depends on it until Ihe free world Is secure apairis' Die Corniuunl.sl menm-e." An ndiliHiinnl li Idlllnus, or *' nor eenl of the hud||r1. woulil '•reel' lie i-hal lU'tdile to past - m * Hit* was for Interest on the mtinual iJahl anil — vet prana’ scrv Hu ami Iioiip IH*. Ml olhitr uuvertriicjii cxiH'tol’ lures 111 fiscal llivt. Truinsn said "'cild i milr to lin .'UNt.noo tXtO, ah" the saIIIc ;is In (ho currctil (I -cvenr and $1,9(X) fKW.mm mure than in (Kcal 1992 Tills am oim lnl t, 19 i« i cent of the tot nl llils wn* the division nf mill l n'v services spemllnjt- AIr Forci 9! 7 I7ii non.non, Armv $13,9.39.am omi; N ivy til.MOt.otio.fMHi Truman said this was in brink the Ah Kune ill fiscal |f)3( up In I.V wimt, nl its ||9 . wlmt timrl. Hn army In 2n divlslnna, the Navy to not cuinliatant vessel* with an air irm nf in carrier uroups, nod (he Marines In Ihrce divisions with ar air arm of three wImr-i . In the face of expressed run ttresslimnl hnstlllly to Increaslnforclttn aid outlay*, Truman said mutual security and forelipi rda Imiv costs In fiscal 1931 shmild Increase $1.920,000,000 frnnt expert "Hurex in Ihe current fiscal year In $7.fMl.noo,(KX). He asked that appropriation* for mulunl secur Ity he Increased hy $1,100,000,000 to $7,000,000,000. However, overall, Ihe new bndart callrd for cltthl billion dollar* less lit new- approprlnllons than Truman a»*ed 0 year * mo 11 called for now nolliorltv lo Incur nbllftntltm* of F**# !»*»•* ly mill'd mreilnjr on Dec. IB last was questioned hy Mr*. Ine* Mere­ dith, Lake Hranllcv renltnr nnd fret]iiont visitor *1 the Commission meeting*. Col. James I*. Matthews, owner of a Hinsiilrrahle amount of prop* i-i ty pi Saidando suburb, located on the noithern outsklrta of Altnmoete Kprimrs. appeared to defend a 'tiun taken ti" the Commission, *nd Mr. Fnurnkri- in nnrllrular, In liiierovlnif a rond in the auhurh. The Commission leeontly was iritielsrd Kv residents of the aouth m,| of the countv who contended 'n n not it Inn that County fund* were h-imr spent ill"irnlly nnd derea*i|ed a (fraud jury invi-stigatiun Mrs. Meredith in questioning •he lecalitv of the Itoe. IB meetn . i•> which County properly on Vi..,|»h \ -'•■p,i'* aero * from the sr,.,„]r>de lliirh Kehool was Iran*, ferl'll to Ih*- f'nuo* s lloe nl of |*»l•, iiioii. said the Commission could h""' a "pulled nicotine after 'iM ikfa.l or lioforo supper nnd t'n"' any kind of mrctlng,” and ■e lilted out, "I don’t think it's I -III I or the I :i Xpavel .1,” h ' k " expii* r e d the opinion Hint Count)? Attorn*?, later m ► "viewed'' fir*! In-fore aetion I* taken tiy the Cnmmiasinn nnd that l l,. u.n.iriirig body will "he glad l« t'el(i." llutfh Itonrau, new i|ip||n> of the I'l-riee, reipie ted office spare mr him 'If and *’"nut aide .1. <$ <Klim i (iollnwny. lie wax told to make arrangement* for apneo in ----Ih'- offiee of the County Hoiol lie- ,uituui for sort I art merit. itemen, the i h i Fn-aheriff I*. A, Stern app'-tml I hope '-verynni at the mi'-tlnsr with the new rdtrr right ill the fi Iff, |,nthot llolihv, andexpressed nemtv will pr hi, "thunk* (nr the wav in which] d«.” the County Commission tin* stuck] Mr Kid'"' hy mo mi inv *i* venr* anil I hope >comity will I'" my aiirco<«o|- will have the came to work with since** I have, I have tried to do , i.op, i ate with a good Juh nod appreciate what tlic County Cnmmiaalon tins done Personal taxi lor mo." lie said he would try to Stales tool; it » hoITi the Cnmmi**inn a* a citizvn. turner dollar I Mr. Pope expressed Id* "nppre. cents In 19>2 i \ 'ViSyE duv, School« 'eel'­ Wcdo'-.'lav in Irm her* eolild to ntti-nd the c width also fen in iiiidio.et"l'Ui iute. •tv 1 « $ 7 2 ,1 tW ),0 (X I.0 0 O . II preillrled a shrunken deficit bis vrar but 1 deflrit nf nearly lo hllllnn dnllara In flacal 19.V4. Ami, Hip I'resldent said, If Ihlnrt* vo arcordlmt to hla estimate* nm* plans, the national debt by M34’t end will be hut a hllllnn dollar* short „f the Irani Until nf 273 hllllnr "'"iftct mrssn«rs, InokltiR a yea* and a half Intn the future, arc a' way* a bundle of estimates An?* Truman acknowledg'd at the outaef of hlx mcssAKc (mlay that clrcum "lances made this nee auhleet t* 0V1 ,’9 ittoro than uiual revision. ,Tbq President-elect." Trum a' said, will he *Dtlrely free lo pro ptise channel." Hut for this spending hlueorl"* lb*' entire rosponai I' lliV- Without merHonlnu tho namf of Prcaldent-fleet Klienhower, Tru man in Id he had kept him Informed throitfih pelrolt hanker Josonh ’ ptHlgo, designated by Rlinnhower 1° tocfime the new budget dirertoF ‘ "However, I wish to make f near that neither mv iticeessor 1 office nor anv nf hla itaff." the 1 resident said, "ha* participated In tho dorlslana herein repreiehi' ed . . . The President elect has E n t ir e ly N c STYLING C h o v r o lo t'* fa w a r holflht, and ffo w ln f lin o s q I vo you tha MMrost look In cant N ow In to r la r i aro richer and roomier. En tire ly N e w P0W FR En tire ly N e w POWERGLIDE E n t ir e ly N e w ECONO MY E n tirely Nc. SAFETY far fdat *etaw oy, araafer posiluf aWkty rtdard foar- In aKy. O at consump- D U R A B ILIT Y H e a v ie r, it r « n |« r , mart H«M con strutlion. TMt moon* ovon lonyor Wo for o car alwaya famous for 8root durability. Yaw fartbor an •vary foMaft of fa il t * lOt'h.p. 1" enflna E n t ir e ly N e w Oroatoe o v o m MI o«on- amyf And Chovrolot Il tha fawaihprlcod Una In IH flaM. e n tir e ty N e w PO W ER STEER IN G Fork, itvoe with flnfoe-Hp m m . yot retain tho fool of tha road. Optional at oxtra cast, oatlu* •Iva to Chovrolot In its fUM . *C• ■It'S***' •( h r a | U i M m O Kn isX IPs m* IIS s». •IW.-U.Mn *M l ** Id *» s-W'O * 1 I ' M KHl. |Cl ' **»■«■■•( MWO to the Florid* Cmincll for .(Jd Dee. IT, IW . when e twM F J i l l sentence for contempt nf mW h S mJ Mb WmumWSWx -Vis' tmrolit.li, tlmrnmmi | IcCertv. who sue Ten Tuesday, <Ui lough Cteln reeel llment morn thar never nuellflrd fni id to sign hi* oatl ^CHEVROLET f M O RI P IO P II RUY CHEVROLITI THAN ANY OTHIR CA R ! iget require 1 r a meml irty tiem p mayor w .Corner Second and g ru i { J if -* V t �I O Z A W t IK E nf jv sfi ' ' - f / v / r i »t n n if" m r h .v n f u r d rn ir e ic v in srrctvt, IT se H E R A L D W A N T A D S t y r H c s u IIb rhr ii»ili>nhiK »«it#R « i»|i|» *•* mil |l mil lil* imMhhrtl In l liv iflMnhl llrrnlil 1 I’.iiir Ilr |fc*tr iMir IitwrHtiiR .1 ♦1»*« Ilir inrr IIM# )n*rrf Ion II Muir a **«• |irr llnr InaeMIns .•*1 fitttrw Hr l»rr llnr Itivrrtlim Ir r“*r lift# fttr 1 # iir1 pi < iintrni l I'tir Hiinla l»« (hr llnr, ilnuhlr llwtr I or lllmh I ni-f I mi*m P H O N E 1 IS Miin | Iti* a*l<| hr rtiTrplP'l •m r ilir IVIr iiliiinr i*n aom «rr»n»|i(»o rlmm* if imir mmtr I* t|*lril In Ihr Irlrph.inr Hiuilt. 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I III: A l K i n s 111 rrs Asroiir I'bil'tl hoilsi* ill It'll ( Altl't N I I H AAOItK lir> uml I s piTIIIM'Ol.ll S t I lull < ■ 'inn k rrpail |,*K ui sin..11 Sec ll.isiiimnl M ItaM l.lrrii'i’il Hrnk. r fur ill ..'hho,:. i il. Jim t i l ' M i f t IIN ISIIK O room* fur rrot in kind* of Ural I tair AAVMNUS prisalr liuinr 310 W. 3i.l IoM' j S Park I'pslairs " i'll.' Alooiln im * ms i I'rm 1W (i liriliuuin fornislii'.l In.nir I'hmir tiito t .tun.il. |" ,"c I "i| .1 ..Iti i ssalkinu <t|slani'i> of i.m o s"i (I ji in Im1 api'.'ili! in I \AIn Ihr i Imyliol nr '.'Mni' it ti ill M.1 110110,1 Vsrnilr pas sun In srr ■111 W O " Mm ■ S| 111Mll'l Ilf (IN K IIIMlAI rfflrlrn ry apaitliirirt 1 AA II A l l . ItraKnl i i ».l K. it pi i I ou-u I t rulin' sulUhli' for roiliilr I’ris .ilr bath ll m nla Stair Hank H'lllilom II . III... t I— sr im c r .s I,At 'M lit V WORK M u (tlrulrr, ( clory and Mcllnni lllr Avenues. I’limK' |n2n I! INs I'lll I I luN't FAUN ........................ 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' ^ TMOORUH NlGHTf J K n i T *1 •“ Jsn 9, 1931 i* |-iilt|i si .1 .ui Pi. im.-.I It.nliu Mi is ,if.'It ."MU .I 13V. MJ is t *i.r of .iii.l li'Mt.r. lllll . I’ll ____ HTOMOHM K HltOKI IIS—-IH WK HI V AMI Si l l. (1.1. AN l;ifi’ rnmlel u m .I rats Sru VV M. Mi Mu trr< Hrallrs 4litlia m I’sr.l fu r * 13th mol Mark .Air** H’c ni»v rash fur nsol cars even If sun m ir mi Hiiin I llllr A Hrrl Mini Car* St'cunil anil Sanfuril______ l'i HO AI S MOTIMIS -19 MAIONK linrdtrare I’Ivsvnod. f A lit AA'nntlworkmi’ M2 Sanford Avc — l It\ l l I 111 tl'ludd (.mills—29 n il Fl'HN ACKN llv Kresky. AAall. Floor ,nut F ire (dace Al. (i. Ill)|)<iIS in'. AV. 1st S|. 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M A YFAIR " S E C T IO N 'fh a r tn im j like new $7,70 00 Terms »'"• ♦» mmI fill' jhiiiie ami (Iffiie Fixtures Itullt 1 fill 111 lllll* three hodrontn home Larue llv im et il H >, II ( Il - A l i'll • • |! iff . I iji-r •' H DAN I FI.S i'A HIM; I AVdllKS inumoin, kllchen 12*28 (nlninleil ! i ■ " lit *41 <‘V il Vi III Railroad Avenue porch, double Karaite, central I'armall Cult lU.Vi Over si/c lire* Pl. 1It \i i i m :hs mv » ■ Fully ci pupped Max had very (AAt'luka I'ddtT ) \ I* iM'I I ItIn *<It iI.iV f heallnu, duds In all rooms. Nice litlle use Seven Implements un I » I ly landscaped corner lol Ry with thisi diilfit A rr.il Imy! al W IIJ , <‘A IIK fnr v.*ur t lnlil in my • i I • 11» I i M P * k (fwncr Phone 1231 .1 "If* «||l -d» 1tiiinr Ity liny *»r wci-li H ill lit's t l 2(Ni ini Terms ill i\ uf -n il Miiitli nf Sanfnnl n*i nrliinilii |VM T'fiOOM house . 1317 Dnuulas MAliTII T H A fT flR SA LK S i.I I.. * ' ,i l*|„ .,•!*' lltahttHV Aernw slrccf from i **• Nits* tii \t ii I*I <■*i \ "* ncal Mcllonvllle fa ll M .I In inn S. Oraniiu Ulna sum Trail, or ll.iv,it- Sriviri* Slatlmi Mrs I* "llim lu I P.I l.l.i ciulra Nuraery School, Blh and • Inmlo. Phone 2 182(1 M .1 I. 4. ,t|| Muni iiUmiix I’almi'tlo I ''Ymir Feripison Dealer" Hy M ori Walker / o o o r it CA'/TJ ( IL L WFCT A fVALV, mean L tW A W If. laltYANCil L’ lObAV/ UPItJtJE V T II I VMVrBLV wriQ lCD AAF ICO MEAVV. , . r 'sTO o* < 7 \\ V uS . A i V ^ *-) O —^ > 3 —" ^ fi V MU 1IlN llltl'li ^ v 8 \ { ^ 1 bN j ^ / A r fjT f L ........... •L i i i �les Seek First Win With Palatka Here Tonight Ju n io r Metts, Davis Will Be Missing; "R andy” Reynolds, Stafford To S tart Runnella Tallica IS Points And "Ike” Hr K K N T C IIB T L A IN Remlnnle High School'* thrlo-. Risen brand Ad d a singed vnrolly uulntct. still Beck­ ing Its c»«»e v'rtorv No. I. will If) For Photo Sqd. make Its first En*t Florida Con­ VJ-62 Scores 35 Points In Last Period To Whip Harold Appleby Leads Mailmen With 210 Game ference defense airnlnst the Paintlia Maroons In n douhlrhemler hill fenturinir the junior varsity clash In the opener at the ft 1151 w in tonight. Most cage experts rate this eve. ri'n«r’s dash a toss no. lending nllghtlv toward the f’elerv Foils, despite their 0-3 record. Neither fling 77-02 defeat In n March »f Palatka nor Hanford has lieen aide Dimes benefit game liluyed in the Hemlnnle High School Gymnasium to Impress nnvone this season. last night. F.tnert* who favor Hanford Trailing throughout the first ■ay the Hemlnoles have Inst to brer periods, VJ-02 came from three of the best Central Flor­ .eliiml fur the first time in the ida nren quintet In absorbing •vening earlv In the lust quarter ..................... ........... shellsrklnys from Winter Fark, vhen Kill Clark scored a driving n,„| Light bowlers In City League Edvewaler and the powerful lay-up for the photographers, cut- action at the Hanford Bowling AlMainland Malnllners. The lunior varsity opener Is inv down the NAAH lead to 49-48. ley* |Hst Wednesday night. ronreded to Hanford on the basis Clark was fouled and his sub.o- # ^ g g ^ f Annlebv rolled i.mi.,.,i |n,li. of Its .12-2!! triumph over the pient . hsrlty to<s rolled nr»un.l Malnllners last month and It's I*I the rim and was tipped in by AoM W * vi dua game In sea'or's record. Irn Itunnels, putting VJ-02 out In -lrt*ult plnv with Meanwhile, a local turn of rout for Ihe first time in I lie eve^ j )0 ,„.r f„rmHn. events turns most of these prekO‘49. I w},||„ lie ,I,it rame forecasts upside down. The lead Isslrd but a few seckit foe a pace units as Hill Itamsey fired a retting 0(1.1 ncrrnurt-lcngth pass to l.re Yel|es. Team Cupvinyton. farmer Miami EriUon . tain, l.curi Lawstar prep rsgrr, under Ihr VJ-02 led the nowliaNKrl nhrrr Ihr lanky N N \S rrnirn'a wcokfr rrnler promptly leaped inlo Ihr W FW w Jra 403 three game sir and deposited Ihe Iny-lip, llnroul Appleby‘otul. giving Ihe regular Hanford base Meanwhile. Orville Tnurhton and five a 11-10 lend. 1'*» K l-A h n ft comldmsl to enderation. V.I-02, not to be out dune, room- able the Htino Machine bowlers to .Starting forwnrd Rnv Dnvlr •il back Into the lead second Inter. ivuulsc the second nlace Ace Glasswill be misslnir when Hie clash lie vlien Hill Mngoon tossed Ihe ball men's hid for the lengue, ilronping pins because of an untimely trin to •o big Joe Merslieh deep in NAAH tin* window fillers, 2-1. Tolichton Tallinn with the band of Fed aim- territory to enable the rurlv- rolled the higii series, 4N2, while era. Heidncln'r these nlayers wll1 'leadi'd plant to score oil ii driving Kirebboff recorded a 201 game, b" hnrd I ' r lv l n g senior f.rw er me-bander. Jack Kuniier was the top man for Frank Htnffocd and tintiredb-lulde From this 12-1| margin, the the losers, 400. Randy Kevri-dds at the guard. VJ-02 quintet went on to build up The H t n n l e ’ v ^ Stafford led the Feds In their he eventual 11-point spread and lingers l*st outlaw Inst month n>slnsl the remaining minutes. wnremeii pi ^ Kgg^ g^ S the mlghlv Malnllners with so While Imlh trams are entered up ground on the anemic «l« markers. Reynolds In Ihe Orlando City League, Ihls s e c o n d place a ‘4i I | scored three nolnts In that rlash benefit clash «■< not a regular Aeemeli nt Ihe and hns a .1-polnt game average league contest. Il gave the Han- expense of tlit AM. “ I S« n resell. ford I'hiitovrunhers a t-.l r.ra- *-' e I e r y Cit\ M B a j While Jlmmv Krl.ler, star lunior son’s record. They were slstrd Printers. I'ereny ' center, wns not In school venterto ptsv the lines Chlrs Com- "*"l **••>*• Pexold day and Is known to be recovering "bowed the way / rom a heavy cold, Coach Hcott I* nisml .Squadron uf the South Clorlds Hervlre loop, hut the '" r hardware * B I T B bunking on Ids lanky 0-foot-'.' Kev West fivers were im»M- *n n,rn * pivotmnn this pvcnlng. make transportation ronnrrtlun* ,um" h * l*h , IheOrvllU Touchlnn Gordon Clark, the Feds' hlsh and had to ranrel Ihr gume ul ,,;nS'"' klgli 12.1 series for the evescorer wllh -II imlnM In frier D>" Iasi minute. "*n* • .. gsmrs for 11.1 average, will The regular Hanford air base ''''I HarlwIek registered s 121 atari at Ihe right forward spot 'earn. NAAH. agreed to play the h,“ h and hopes to overcome his lenominimis 1-nolnt effort against Phidograpliers In place of llocn PO ST b m c V ' ' —A f l l l Mainland Mat month. U l ru In a quick succession of dc- III ' , ‘ '| a ( a Total The (t-foot-2 aenlnr traeafer ;l. or,. , l . e yesterday_ morning, > , T n J L ,, «„ nn from Kentucky tier! Gerald CovIneton's lust season Individual hl-»h point game of 21 points when Clark hit for that exact total ngainst the highly touted Kdgewater quintet In Orlando Inst month. Conches Hill Fleming and Fred Ganns will be banking on the S"rnnpv olnvinj Jlmmv llutlcr and giant 11-foot-1 center J<"'l Moss In the opinilng .IV clnsli beginning at 7:20 p. m. Ivoop Lending; Stine Machinists Repeil Acc Classmen, 2-1 COLLEG E BASKETBALL lly The Associated Press EA ST Boston College 54 Dartmouth 51 Doqucsnc HO St. Uonaventure Afl Marshall 77 Mnrehead ( Ky) U2 Boston llnlv 72 MIT 18 llrantlels 77 Rates Afl Hlenu 71 Xavier (Ohio) (12 Klliabclhtown 58 Lincoln (Pa) 52 Albright 72 Dickinson (Pa) DH Geneva Iflfl Clarion 07 Ht. Michaels (Vt) 82 Norwich fll Tufts 77 Worcester Tech OH so uth Western Ky. 84 Cincinnati 70 Maryland 03 Richmond 00 GW 79 Georgetown (DC) 05 North Carolina 79 Va. Military 02 Holllni 81 Florida Southern 70 illllsaps 08 M in. College 54 Western Maryland M Washing­ ton (Md) 54 Memphis Stste 90 Spring Hill 00 Austin Peay 00 Lincoln Memo­ rial 81 Newberry 80 Piedmont 57 Presbyterian 04 Catawba 54 High Point 81 McCrary (10 East Carolina 70 Appalachian 03 Colburn Ward Fleming q n () _ Total 21 FG ;| n V *-<12 Photo Squad Tallent High Meralldh Elsenhrand i Mngoon -j Hanqulst Runnel* j u Bowlin* Standings MIXKD HOWLING I.RAGUR tit" i CITY L E A G U E Stine Machine Are (llasa Htanlev Huger* Po*t Office r i t e cl1' 3* Blind 36 llorsdorf 83 Carrol Cooke LG. Hud l.cflls Hl>7 Total H74 884 UM HTUDENT LEA D S 844 ST. P E T E R S B U R G Ut — Bill 8.10 Wall*. n i i t 8 « University % 'iiiv v m iijr 111 of Miami atudont 807 from Ft. Ignnlenlale, waa the only survivor among the early favnriloa as Ihe Lakewotxl Country Club's New Year'* Amateur Golf Tourna­ ment went Into the second round lodav, 210 Walla, n rn-medallil, ouated Doc 201 Melton. SI. Pelersburg, 2 and 1 Thursday. 10<1 Harry Root Jr., Tampa, the oth623 er medalist, was dropped by llor 691 ace Williams, St. Petersburg, 1 up 606 Jim Erwin, defending champion from St. Petersburg, tost 1 up to Lou Rower, Tampa. ih ib iiii lleeulla Htlne 9, Are | 8tan-Ro» 2, ( Po»t O f f ic e ^ BafViisS ilill Hartwb-k Pni| Pesol, lllll llartw .... Harold Herbal Merten ISDAY'S FIGUTR e Associated Praia ----- - IV B t L M ill. - G A IN E S V IL L E (Hpeciol)-One Mr„ ||ow<tr<! ! of the top .Southeastern Confer|,|K winner enre basketball gninc* of the year ,|ivt,,ion jn the will take place in Nashville Mon- . afternoon dav when n hot-handed Florida .,|i,v quintet mixes it up with Vander- ^ T l u b ' . Won bMls consistent r a y rs. gelation. Mrs. Ihe youthful Gator* will lie u „. tlinner-un s| serkiny their fifth straight win \(|< ,- | Aust and their flr»l on the road as , hllll they rarry their ( II record late, l ,,.' „ .u' .. the fray. Vanderbilt holds a sis .h " " 1,1 the “ and three margin, but has been , . . . beaten only by tup-ranked i.ou.',**• *cek M Islana Stale, slrony Duke and r *’r * * " n *he Tulane outfits, while taklny the * ,,h H°"" measure uf Vlrelnla, Davis l.lpsIke runner-up > comb, Texas, llsvlor, Tennessee wr»k Mrs. Ada and Yale, all at home. fu tu re tha fl Vanderbilt's new Memorial c„ sllvlwlor 'iymnasium seems to hold the ^"iv, Mrs. An «ame magie charm over opponents drew Marsh wot that Florida's three year old (5vm- W" week nyi nasium does to their visitors, while this week’] Neither tc am has b<-en defeated on plnving honor home gt< " f ' l v n ie ruptured I.J neither has managed t win mi Hit* .. .. road. Florida'■ Irn ..s wa. « ,tnv ,,r r •wo-noint upset by Miami In the, ton. Mrs. .1 GibMagic Cily. bins look the tie Florida's I'oneli Manor now tins irmtiers |l dlvl Swk>0 M ^ * * M W ‘ his squad at full strength for the Mrs! time (his -eoson, with the si.nt title n week Mrs. Price Heard return of grid fullback Hick ('ns- a>’,i Wednesday while Mrs John ares. The stocky renter, u lire- Crawford won this week at the — enson All-Conference choice by Seminole C, C. many, lost two games to the Gator , Six association members will Howl grid wur*, but is now round- ri present the Seminole club In the ing into top form. I Central Florida Inter City Golf He will have to bustle however, | League’* montlily tourney In to meet Die stiff conqpetition 1.................„ being Gainesville next Monday. Those offered by high-scoring Curt Cun-1v omen who will compete are Mrs. kle, kangaroo leaping forwnrd, MrCotlgh. Mrs. Whelehel, Mrs. rangy l(..y Huberts, who, nt (1-1 is! Price Heard, Mrs. K. II. Smith. he team’s lull. «l member, and Mr« K. C. Ilaymnn, and Mrs. tiot-handed fre hiniin Angle Groin- A u.i in. •r, whose in point Gator Howl Tournament performance led the I The at.mini Dot I'nwcl will be Datum to their second struight .-•■If tournev hnmpionship. In the buckcourt Welnesdnv afternoon u will be sophomore sharpshooter mimdc Country Club. Sonny Powell and freshman smoothie Hobby Nims. f tinkle's I I I points leads the 11, M a c l l a r d y , V a n e h o tram as dites his 71 rebounds, N e t 4 5 F o r R o llin H hut he is pressed hr Huberts in both departments with M2 points anil AH snares. Greiner has lilt WINTER HAVFN iw _||o|lint flfor I0.M% of his shuts and a to­ rally overtook Florida Southern tal of HA markers, while Powell College In the last quarter Thors has 09, Nina Al and C assrrs 50. tliiv night to win an HI 70 basket­ Vanderbilt, equally ns youthful ball victory. is (he Gators will be another In FSC led most of the wav, but a Ionic list of teams to whom Flor­ after the lend changed hands five ida will have tu give away better times Rollins took full command ‘ km two Inches per man in height. thanks to a hot streak by Rob Commodore’s lending scorer, Macllardy, Nick Vaneho and Don Daniel Iloone" Finch stands fl-3, Weher and bus averaged nearly, twenty Rlfl Leach and Charles Soneer points II game. He j, hacked by scored 21 points each for Florid* tnh tall men ns forwnrd George Southern Macllardy made 23 and NordlmiiH at H I, big Hill Kelx who Vancbo, 22. “ 'I'* ,,n “ I'taslngly mobile 210 bounds, and A-l guards Clarence Taylor and Tom MncKeruie. i M a l l o y F a c e s D a v i s They lire suiqairtcd by tJ-7 cenY “f Jimmy Cummings, n-.'l Joe I n D i x i e T o u r n a m e n t '(lley and Captain ll»h While, lb.. ."lU'i'l » only senior. On Die r„q,.r Is I. II fresbmun Charles Harrison was a member of HI. Ictcrsl.org High's .......... First seeded Gordnar Mutiny, —Tho West Flagler Miami, takes on Rill Davis, Knox­ Nursery Stakes, t," be ville, Tenn., No. 7. Bernard llartc, San Angelo, Tex­ ‘‘r A r" l * a »*"” «’ Of as, No. 2, plnys dark horse Jerry hlsior ~ r C"°* <,rrY*,0lln,l race in Moss, limit Beach. Ilryan "Hltsy" Grant, Atlanta, _ .Wm1 Flagler President Jacob Sher said a scorch of record book* Nn. 4, faces Calhoun Dickson, of this and other countries re­ Tampa, No. 3. Mnss, 10 year old former nation­ vealed no greyhound race to carry al boys champion ousted eighthauth a large purse. The 318 nominees at $25 each seeded Dan Sullivan, SI. Peters­ made a nurse of $8,950 and 124 burg, Thursday, 4 0. 6-3, 0-0. Mulloy trounced Nelson Mason, ?*■««>« al $100 each added $12,400. West Magler Kennel Club matched Tampa, 0 2, ft-3; and Jack Staton, II wllh $21,350 la make the total Orlando, CO, C 3. Grant topped Allen Quay, Tam ­ $42,700. pa, fl-4, 8 3; Alfredo Millet, Mexico City, beat Ivy Wilson, St. I’eteruburg, 0 3. 0 0; Davis eliminated BRODSKY TO U F MIAMI Uv-Juo Brodsky, Miami Alberto Dancl, Mexico Cily, 0 2, Jackson'a 210-pound fullback whn 0-1. was allcity for throe straight The Cincinnati Rrd* will play 23 years and all state In 1051, has announced ho will enter tho Uni­ spring training gamea In Florida. versity of Florida on a grant-in-aid .Twelve of them will he played at scholarship. Plant Field In Tampa, Rocket Speedway NCAA Is Faced With Perplexing _ _ _ . F ________ J TV Problem At Today’s Meeting To Hold 100-Lap Feature Sunday By ARTHUR EDSON WASHINGTON <*—'The National 1Collegiate A t h l e t i c Association fares a decision late today on whether it should keep a tight hold on televising college f o o t b a l l games or whether It should allow each school to do as It pleases. The best guess on the outcome: another thumping verdict for con­ ORLAN DO (SpevlalI — Rerause trolled television. of the Intense enthusiasm of the A substitute motion by Pennsyl­ Mg rrowd that stood and cheered vania, seconded by Noire Dame, to allow each college to make Its own TV arrangements, seemed program of "100 Laps of Racing likely to attract little support. will be presented again this Sun­ No definite time was set (or the day afternoon at 3:00 p.m. The feature event on Sunday’s vote, but late afternoon appeared thrill packed race card will lie the to be a good guess. And If the boys 10 lap “Orange County Handlra))'', yet too wound up In their oratory, where the greatest array of Flori­ they may not get around to voting da drivers ever assembled will [until tomorrow. fans compete In the torrid race of 60,I Although many televlslon^ VVL' w v .s IIUW IUIII|M «III*« about ...» limes around the asphalt banked ,.have complained the NLAA speak oval I' football diet that, generally «P*»* Raring fans and many other , Ing, gave them one nationallv soectators whom merely went to televised game a week, tne IV the New Yearn day races to committee stuck by its guns yes "have a look" are still raving trrday In a 39 page report, about the feature event. Ilow"Television continues to be i> ever, racing officials declared ■erlmis threat to the welfare ot today that Ihe drivers are going college football." the report said Wild Bill" Tindall Will E nter Larpre Stock Car Event R A S ER A L L CLASHES LA K ELA N D m -F lo rld a South ern College opens It* fourth annual •chool nf baseball administration hero tonight. The school, only one of Its kind at the collegiate level, offers classes for men and women In­ terested In the builness side of nrnfesslonal baseball. Harold G llnettger assistant to the president Chico Vtjar, 147, Sit a m f o r d, Conn, •lopped Joey Wood*, 183, Atlanta, . SAGINAW, Mich. — Pat Lowry 1H. Toledo, knocked out Howard Leslie. 1 L»jdl#,.144, Toronto, G am es A w a y TUSCALOOSA. Ala. ' * - A ten­ tative 1917 schedule for the Univer­ sity of Alabama lists onlv three football oopnnent* for the c -Irnson Tide to face on foreign soli. Georgia. Maryland and Vander blit will be the only out-of-state games, according to the probah'e schedule Seven game* are set for Alabama, three of them in B ir­ mingham. Miami and VPI, 1952 opponents, have been dronped this year, Vandy Is returning after a oneyear absence. The tentative schedule: Sent 18 -Mississippi Southern at Montgomery. Sept 2A-LSU at Mobile. Oct. 3-Vanderbllt at Nashville. Oct. lO -Oncn. Oct 17-Tcnne*seo at Birming­ ham. Oct. 24--Mlislsi!ppl State at Tui- " nov . 14- Gcorgla Tech at Rlrmingham. „ , , A _ „ Nov. 2t - Maryland at College Park, Md. Nov. 28-Auburn at Birmingham CO U N TY C A G E St.A T K (Tonight) At Hanford Palatka v*. Hemlnoles Palatka JVa v». Hemlnolo JV s At Groveland Oviedo vs. Groveland (Girls' Game) Oviedo vs. flrovoland At Titusville l.vman vs Titusville Lyman JVa vs. Titusville JV s During the 19U football season Tulane gained 1,739 yard* In rush­ ing. Ironically tna opposition gain­ ed exactly the same yardage agalnat the Green Wave. „ ALL OUR USED CARS WARRANTED £Z MONTHS ok § ^ r p ^ A n n U F T A N K E R S WIN GAIN ESVILLE ur Florida noened Its IDS) swimming season Thursday with a 45-88 vlelnrv over Jacksonville Naval Air Station. MAY R( R lfA IR U ) BY ANY A U IH U RI/ff) NAM0NAI S E I WARRANTY D I A l i R I N Till j N IIIU ‘.IA II' j TRUCKS CARS 1981 Prefect 1940 Chevrolet Tudor 1980 Ford Tudor 1941 Chevrolet Fordor 1911 Dodgt 1Vfc Ton .. 1918 Ford ThnmeM Vi Ton Panel ............. 1010 Dodf« H i Ton .... 1949 Dodg« Stake 1 Ton .......................... 1948 International 2 Ton ........................... 1980 Ford V4 Ton Pickup ................... . 1946 Chevrolet 184H W. a IN Ton '.... 1946 Ford D m Track iMHw. a i ' 1941 Chevrolet Redan Delivery IIdwestern 77 Mckfurry 80 rkutaaa State 70 Boutkwtitern Extra Special get T s u i I I Southwest Texas tS E a r m tf 'Orth Tnaa 71 Trinity (Teg) is Jeffaraon 41 JacksonvUJe Jaekidn m iiis r iu u k i ii rORK (SunnyaIda Gar* irold "luy" Druckar, ill, N#w New York, outpointed Tony Amato, 1», Hoboken, N. J., S. few Mexico M Utah 8i .roiXEGK BAARETBAU •xaa Wesleyan S3 Southwestern n Ro Una 11 Florida Southern T9 x) as Chlnola junior CoUege 14 Florida Sanderson 81 Taylor M "We regret that two institutions -th e University of Pennsylvania and the Unlversl'v of Notre Damo% - s a w fit repeatedly to attack th e * motives of their fellow members to bring discredit upon a program which had tha backing of an overwhelming majority of the NCAA. "Infelicitous wording." fa t h e r Joyce called It. And he added: ••The University of Notre Damo rertalnly Is not attacking the mo­ tives of the Television Committee We have never done anything to saixdnge the program." Hubert A. Hall of Yale, ch alrm an f of the 10-man television committee. <ald he would refer the sentence to the group again. But he give his opinion on the spot. "I consider It a temperate state­ ment." Hall said. calonsa (hnmecomlntt). Ocl. 31-Georglo at Athen^ Nov. 7 -Challanooga at Tusca- A l a b a m a L iB t§ O n ly 3 O r id the Dumont TV network. In a statement last night he said its recommendation "completely fen­ ces In the area of operation for 1953." In a roundtable discussion. Fran ) els Murray of Penmylvanfa and Ed (Moose) Krause and the Rev Edmund Joyce of Notre Dame argued that the American way is to have free competition. But nn other college official rose to sup­ port them. Father Joyce took exception to one sentence In the report which MIAMI Breeders H ark !j Total Haiftlrn, Hears: Hanford 1 j * lV J - 8 2 Photo Hquad.. 2 Hlgk Gator-Vandy Game Mrs. H. McGough ii/ :n i i _____r r __________________________ Will Receive Top Claims Class « aA » Billing On Monday Golf Tourney Win 77-62 1949 Mercury Fordor Sedan, Radio, Overdrive ....... O p e n B o w lin g S anford Bow ling - Alloy f M ....... �------- THE \\ i: \TIIKK I F YOU DON’T ^ a ttfo r& m r l v * roar Sanford Harold, City D rttfiry, by 1:M p.m., pleaxt rail Y ELLO W CAB 1441 • • VOLUME XL1V E s ta b lis h e d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER C o u n ty C o m m issio n WASHINGTON if f - President1 Truman today ordered the dropping of criminal anti monopoly proceed• in*« agaliut five major oil companjei-provlded the companies pro duce records for a civil m il. In a letter to Attorney General McOranery, Truman said he was acting "as a result of larlors which have emerged since the Institution of the current grand Jury Invrstl gallon of the intrrnntiunal activities of the major oil companies." Truman's letter did not say what these "factors" are, There have been reports, however, that the •National Security Council — made up of the government's lop policy planners -• was concerned that a Investigation would graand Jury Investlgi jeopardise U. S. global Interests. J. F, McClelland (seated, third f'nm left! n tfl.yenr veteran of the Truman directed that MeGrancry Seminole County Hoard of County ('oiiiinisxloner*. wa« elected chairconfer with representatives of the man Frtdny al a rearganir.uthmal meeting. 1). E Fminikte Icruled at companies "to ascertain If Ihey Mr. McClellund'* left), wu* nuim-it a* the vlce-cli.iiimun. II. II. Pope will agree to enter Into a stipula­ (standing it ur U-ft) and W. li. Kilhi-e dtnniiinu, -eeoiid rnn*i , nrhtl tion" tn make records available relinquished their Commission sent* ti ilo-ir *hci-* .nu**, IV. II. (I howm for a civil case. Ills letter added: " If they will, 1 ask that a elvll ^proceeding he instilulcd according • ly and that appropriate steps he taken to cause (he termination of the pending grand Jury proceed Funeral Services Work On 2 Roads Held In Sanford Being Requested For Vivian Speer By County Board Associated Press Leased Wire No. ini Eisenhower, Cabinet Talk Over Domestic And Global Problems R e o r g a n iz e s Anti-Monopoly Action Against Oil Compa­ nies May Be Diver­ ted To Civil Steps The whole cave originated In a Federal Trade Commission report that major U. S. oil companies have worked with foreign com panics to divide up the world oil market. Stephen I Splngarn. a member of (he commission, ratlrd on Tru A man a few minutes before the an "nouncem enl of the President's eon ditlonal offer tn drop the criminal proceedings. lie left the White House with a sharply worded blast against drop­ ping the criminal proceedings Splngarn told reporters It looked to Rim as If tha oil companies had performed "ona of the greatest itmw jobs i(whitewashes) In his­ tory7, by convincing th* Mate n r * SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY JAN. 12, -10.Vi 1908 Truman Drops Criminal Suit ^Against Firms fe r a lb I j i i tin.nigh Iuesdat, little (lun ar In Irinprralurr except slightly cold­ er Interior south portion tonight, w jrin ri Tursday. Pope Elevates :“Shock Is Over” 24 Prelates To For Employees, Cardinal’s Rank sSays Road Head ^ DOR I.eat lers Report General In Agree­ ment As To Hand­ ling Of Patronage NKW YORK 0 — President rlcct Klirnlimvcr met with hiv ('abinet ('t'lletrt* Is Hromrht To -littery Kmplovet*s Of dc«uim-.". and other k.-» i.mriai. today Department P u t after Senate ttepuhllcnn leader* Pull ( ’npacity First repoited the general in full agree­ At Hast* Ry W o n Is ment xvith them on how to handle Tim e In 2 Centuries lob patronage ay mmol Muilto'T noni u>Miller 4<*rnni|insr. »e*-*>nd fioni left) and John Met*rh (xlundtng. third fioiu light i l.loyil F llovlc, t'outity Attoinr) (leftl mid I >. I1 HernIon. Count) Ch-lk, irl-o me -eateil lit the tahle, while other* standing 'll* il.il lo ighu I. i Dodd, Ininiedlale pu*l piia I rhnlrioiio; rhiiirm m i: 1 other Mi.lil v. Ilu ro w Sin-tiff, .ill.I P, A. Merit, fo 1111-1 -heiirr Milwee Talks To Rotary Club On School Problems Rotary Speaker Two Killed And Two Resolution Will Ho O t h e r s Critically Considered At P ar­ Injured In Accident ley Of Road Hoard Ii'owth Of School F n *'i»Hnn'nts Soon As Ponniring Huilti iiur TAl.I.AItASKt V. V "T'-e siioek got Hv F R A N K BMC m i over" fur Jitter) employes ul big rlhrr at tils Commodore Hoi Mel VATICAN C ITY »' In an tu:*'' State Itnad Itepaitmeni. (ear headnuorlcrsforadiseusslnnnfdaold ritual, l'npe Puts XII eon the *■ * ' — ■ meslie and glehal prolilein*. (erred the rank of eartlin.il ital.iv ful nf losing their lot's in ilu* new i'n hand nt the outset of the mi 24 prelate*, iiteliidlnu James administration’s economy reorgao iticliard II confluence were all members of Francis Mclutvre of Los Angele* iratitm. Chalrmaii the new Cjhlnel exeept Herlicrt mid tile archbishop- of two t’otn Simpson said today attorney general Employes in the offices of t v llrewneli Jr mnnlst land* where the Unman wlm was expected later Cat hid ic Church I* fighting lm *tn various division* housed m lie.nl designate, quarters here have been on plus ill Hie day vital Also prc*ciil were three lop apIn bunging the College of <,mh and needles since Wednesday ’* ih* no I- In It* full strength of 70 mem eisum lu Irim likt tmneedeil work pointers Elsenhower ha* asked to tier* fur the first lime In nearly ers off the rmiineering division *d in nl nil Cabinet sessions, oven two centuries, the pope cave the payroll Only ahnul .40 eineloves though they are not members of West Coast of the ('tilted Slate* o« ill I’allahassee were affeeted the j that sroiip They are Mrs Oveta oltiers were scattered ttiroughout , t’ulp llobhv. who will be director first prince of the church I «f the Federal Security Agency, Speaking before a secret roitsi* Ilu* state \* a veteran state repn sept i •o-iph M It.idge the new federal turv of mure than a score of pre* i misty named cardinals tin- pontiff lu e from ;in adlaeent * mmlv , 'uniLi t director and Harold E. Stn**ep, named to head the Mutual denied any of his nominations ti nt Slum*.m said he had bad op|mi | Security Vgencv political) motive*, ami expressed limity In observe the umkiug **f Vice I'rrslili'iit elect Richard M. deep sorrow that Archbi*hnt*s At** Itiuid Hepnrtineid tieadipiarti-i* Nixon .iiiil former Senator Henry l/iite Steplnac of Yugoslavia ami here f**r many year* "1 have never llel.l the iiplli'iiri Cabot lantye of Massachusetts, Stefan VVyszyuski of I'oland w* li­ the lu-aibiu trier* *t.il( •** greatly wd'o will In* aintiaxsador tu the mit present l'!u *•«• on I'mlrd Nations, also were tirexent. The pope extended Ills .uirowiiii: overloaded." he *utd affection tow aid" Cardinal Stepm.i. donbledlv are a f*-w ■i*<>* of mail together wdh the key member* of -aying "altliough absent en* iifaetun-d n*ti* \ we foul Ibi-n* tlie new tVlulc House staff I ''*' vr**up tdaneed lo have thev wilt In* i !-minuted t."t v*m til .tee turn with t.itlu-il) l i v e" Ttie pontiff Silid he bail lercu rd • ill av defllllti-lv til* *hock is lunch. Hi* 1 begin discussions of lori'iitn and domestic problems a telegram from the I’.il -n m li •*v i I He iede|-ale*l ll'al the le»l ttnw which will face Ihe new adminis­ bishop saying lu* could u*.t lem-li when it take* office Jan­ Home Tlte reasons fm his lieliire will tie I* the lob neeessniv and tration uary 20 tn arrive, the pope added "are I* Hie |h-i *1111 Imldmg it doing a <'ahiiicl designees present were: until now nnknou u to u* " "Manv nl tlmse whose joti* have John Fmtar Dulles, secretary U ry of Cardinal Steplnac free from prls been id IO I idled were good people slate; Ezra Tuft Itepson secretary rreiary nn under a conditional release enmpeteid and witling We lire put id agrieidlurp: Marlin I’ Durkin, granted by Marshal Tdo * govern mrnt remainad in ilia little town ling them nn a reserve list and secretary of labor. Arthur K SumIhey will he given re employment mrrfiehl. imxlmuxter general; Gov of Ivrasle Both to nnd Cardinal Wyiiynskl had Indicated thev could il* |oti oppiutumllcs tirl*e " tn* "oiqd.is Mi Kay. of Oregon, secre­ said, tary of ulterior. Georair* M Hum,. not come in Ituuir for fear the The i Ti .i iriu hi . .......am i d j pin ■ • •r**t.us of tlie treasury1' Yugoslav and Polish I'uvcrnmenl* Ilu* ilium nl Fred M < Mull*"* a, and ■•in lair Weeks, secretary of would refuse them readmlttum'*1 (** i ri'*hi<Mil ali .vmv in Ilu l e v coin ilo-ir i n'lntries losef t ardliul Mout*/..pi v nt lloiutnrv iiameil division He birmerl* w:>- w1li| s,'!l 'Df t ( H1 If.nli 1 * u hn uii't 'h J iNfijhnurr s.ml hi* raiilin.il at the U)|ii eonsUtorv is the Si.de H.idniud i 01111111**11 ill in (irisun in a Ihlul Communist and mu*' w.i- nil .1**1 1.ml altm (oily agreed” In clear all federal oey geneial lie will ill aw ,1 il. Mm nppniiitivc jobs in the future with lounlrv Tliiuiin i i ri l mnl Tien, arehliisluip id Peipmi:. atleadv I* animal alaia lim n l!ie mail dr It* toddle an memhcc. of Congres* an exile truni lu* >umiiiuiusl ruled pui tiiienl s'"» Kttowland ot t allforma. " Mt M11llim w ill be (lie Hind lull enonli ( Chairman of the Senate Republican time re-•lilt •III .itlorpev to lb*' |*io bmi I,mg Tumbled Con "We rut­1 ll'le eiuplii) nieiil «tl ,1 f "Ilex 1 0111 uilttee. said after a conferi'iu-e will) Fisenlunver timt tlie , sMnri.d Hall In the pope's Vatlc.ltl thud bin t IlfIte illlOMO'V 1I aparlincril 72 old members id Ihe Imxtni'*' tml will save 1IIMIM-X I ""tKi.il hail "fully agreed to follow iiillcn lulled in ermine Irimmed Slip 1* It X ill 1 luitilf1 ih Li Ii .iihIIi '»"• ensinmury practiee" nf check with GDI' lawscarlcl robe* listened lo the pon mote nl1 Mlhi < own Idlg.iltiui 1fill !< mg ippolldim-id* •........ On l ' , „ si , , lift'* ***l« inn word* They had cut nil til Li\» id tile |iru liowril ll'cir head* .n *dcnt agree lycix. « ft.) h ,*.- dr.t" it r*' 41*11** ipent and hoiiKige lo Ihe nope us 1to ........ ♦1 1 '•1 I., him.tb- c.i 1 Inf be named Ihe ?l new I al dill Ills , tile 1ico1 ll • 1* •lllllio l Itoheil m while and led the fli year old spiritual lender of 12'* mil | w IV I1 Itlll't 111 It hop t’alholie* spoke from td* bifib «’ M Id » I * id r \ poll rn|l \ 1•<‘etui no id 1in: uf S.-minule throne ill Ihe Cnnsistprinl Hull dot led ini ••ns: :",l.,,,2P,'t Egvpti; 1f| N 1111 * "•tv 11*1v Soon; leadei* **f pub Today's elevations to Ihe prince alt clils*-4'N In - -how 11 lliat !•’> » |l|‘l S. ..ul* and llov Si <<iii*. will be him of the church were from 13 rent w.i III ,1 repilblie to tie i'nI.i Ii b* XI ot the Finn Methodist fiiu rv k countries, bringing to 77 the n >m lished 1 0 E , vnl the indeiu-odenl , ,>( Snofurd toinoi row. at 7 ,'Iff her represented in the college This weekly II**.a M Yonssef said I'mI iis n 0 1 John Pieison announced toI* the highest In Ihe nearly 2DOu Whethi-r F.-vpl will contimie ** , 1 , 1 Plan*, will beunule for the vear history nf the church and In a human bv *r shift lo a t. public f.dl.wvinu »*>n*i.b 1 atnio al lid* lmeludes four nultons who received muv In- ill * .led *<"'11 3 1 ■" *'ni i*oil.u,l ....... ting f.*r lb* good »f iul a ...Iiilunr in S*'mlnob- County: their first rardinnlales—Yugoslav mrnt spokesman pokesutan recently -aid com m issi.'ll -dll role nil whether la. Colombia, Ecuador and India 1 l)b**-rvon-i* n l National Boy Funeral service* were held nl Countv Ciiititiiinwjittiirfmilling I'ointitn: tail the nit-e«cil* of *b3:(M) o'clock lhl» afternoon in Holy thin ...................... „ .......... ........... «»f morning with the ,Chumhei veliming a long range pin**i:tm fur Cross Episcopal <hurch for Vivian .romrm-ioe. im-n-d u resolution solving the pniltlems of .Se*nio*.liAlexander Speer, 67, victim of an questing const) net ion work on two County *<-hiHi|* Havlturn T \'il automobile accident which oc­ runil*. for presentatlnn to u di*wee, lUpr’rlntendent of p*ddP- In curred four mile* west of Daytona trict mei-ting of the State Ruud slrurtlnn. told the Hotar* I'lull to Ilrarh at 10:45 p m. Saturday. He Department Friday at 4:30 p. m. tlay that n state I'-honl *urvev died shortly ufthrward* In the Ilu- nl Dcl.nnd. thmihl he brought bark t** teeiinrile lifax Hospital. Father H. L. Zim­ The two rouil*. with h are eligi­ CountV tu make a new survey of merman officiated at the service* ble for nsilMnnce from the federal the school nec«U In th*s rnuntv nntl Interment ws» msde In Ever­ I government, are the Southwest He sold that the sthooU nre ell t the gram! Jury probe green een Cemetery Cemetery. . Itnad, or Chstunan mad which gillie to Issue some 41 OSOtWl In The, condition of Mw. !lllaneh ) fr„m Oviedo to the Cheney • * , * > t e f lo r * * £ . Itothii lor (hr umxtrurilon of ne« Stringer, passenger In the Hneep Hn ringer, u paasnBgcr Highway and the Format Cityst'luint biilldlni'* umter Hie v-huol Ity DOW, Splngarn sold, would he In car, who wa* seriously Injured In l.ongwdod Itnad, nr tin* Hoohinilo intendment ndopleil 1**1 Nuvein play right into the hands of Soviet the accident, wa* reported at noon Bid ing* Jionif. her hill explmnetl ihnl at present props gandlst*. today n* still critical at the Hali­ Superintendent of School* I'nv ronstrm-lion ru*t« t'd*. >• *'t toil Ill addition tn the ti-olntlnn. n fax Hospital In Daytona Beach. burn T Milwee spoke to the l!o gn verv far anti that careful ***r Tf tX? ............................sting She suffered multiple ir fracture sine RUfirreu iniimpip a n u r * of i*At,r, * ,'F h* t, . . . r turv tilth IndllV (UI the growth ill vev* will have (u be made to mal*. school entollmi'nts and tin* n* . • » sure Ihul ll i« *peul whele II it w * '*«■ i the »-'• F X p,v *,‘T v S L - "*.'.•-5 ;!.1 ,, . . , , . , llcach, In eonlunetion with Volusia *itv f<>r expanding -.bool faeibii*- needeil most The CIO'* III of the M-lioot enrol' The condition of Volu»la county County; corm>l-ti..t. *.f the French mrnt* in Florid.i «■•* omph.ni/ril Sheriff Jim Turker, Injured in a Avenue widening |ir*>i*vt, and the when he *.iid tbnl mure limn III ivxl collision while rushing to the scene w|dcnlti«- „f state It*.ml Id. which addithui.'il I'hllitren are entering of the Speer accident, was //portfr,„„ a, , t*. Lake Florida piddle school" every year ed as somewhat improved. He wa* Jessup. lie said llial Hn 1;i-1 time u " iru -v Demonstrating extreme skill In ulso In tho Halifax Hospital A letter from West*1 w:is made in Ihi* eieiptv «a* in executing Intricate Interpretation* ^*VC*A|,:' ^*V rj"' rf^**” *1^ivrVf/?***!f •*U*krU-1' *'■ n»/l........................ nt”-1!-* i»"'f x»nt„v^MC**"i!r™i*t-* 11)17 nml 1li.il .it that tin*** Ihe L i of novel musical arrangement*, ed A ex Littlefield ns sheriff of Mian school lud no eiir-illinent ol the Ionian Singers, an all-male Volusia county. exists In state funds for building .71? pupil*. II mo* hu* <*'i'i piirdl* The fourth victim of the two primary road*, hut Unit thi* situ­ quartette, presented a stellar Voile William* .It .. Slat*- |(* pi Further null* atlii" Ihe growth of of Chnita. aI * * {.. Ill io n Ibring* I I 1< I I T " Iabout I O 'M II II N il I I ll'll* lof l| per/ot insure as the responsive accident*, Walter liuvi* ation n xuiplu* sentnllvo fmm Sanford reel title Seminole t'nnntv xehratlx he point Tenn. was killed almost lit- fthf, ra| fltmh *.-rh), „ „ 11tl.v nlll homed a* a nicmbet of tin- H-- •• rtl out |t*;it l;*-l ve n Ibcrc *"*-ri' audience clearly Indicated through­ noogn. •dually. He was reported to have <’omttiit tee, l.-fl 2 712 while children lu the public out the rnnrert last Friday night been under parole for burglary used on primary and certain sec­ A 111111<111 lotion* ondary roads." the letter Mule*. Ibis afternoon to ulti-ud th*- tin • '- school* here, whereas now there In the Southsldo Primary School committed In Georgia last year. "Pleaso hear this in mind when ing in Tallahasen- whjih *t:ul* i * are 3 (02 At Junior High Sehool Auditorium. The accident occurred west of The quartette, which literally Daytona Beach Saturday night planning your secondary program morrow of the llou*** mid Sinai - Slone there were 2Wi pupils last 0 brought down the house with when the Speer car ran Into the for 108.1. Your monc-v will go al­ Appropriations Committees wil l year a» compared with 311 at the present time 1 huge burst* of spontaneous ap­ side of the Davis car which was most twice as far if v»u *|tcn I it the Stati* Budget Commission I'oinllnfi out even more serious Named to the House Committ*** plause, forcing numerous encore*, parked ncros* the highway. No on road* nullable for federal par­ ticipation." over crowding at the Negro school*. hv Speaker-elect C l-'.-rri* lit cm.i constituted the third program In reason ha* been disruverrd yet Mr Milwee Indicated that he hopes The Commission stipulated this of Ocnln. Mr. William* is tin- fo ' « series of concerts being pre­ why the Davis rsr ws* parked In <• a comm Hire of laymen will lie up sented by the Municipal Concert* this position, according to Investi­ morning that no County mud fund* representative from S *• m in will be spent on the primary toad Coun-v to attain a position on tl >> ■Hiintcd to work with Dir school gating official*. of Sanford. iMiard in helping lo decide what the i*sne 1 n, tu- ileeoled hv |ioli Scoot Week. F**b 7 I I Sheriff Tucker, sun of Dr. J. system. A«. J. F. McClelland, Important committee. He ha* b-ft The nuarteUr'a selections were chairman, staled, '* . . That's the this afternoon for Tallahassee t * (Might to lie done here ulnr set* <*r hv a «**n*111u«-nl liod) Ity A LE X SIN G LETO N Powell Tucker, pastor of Orlando's sung without Instrumental sup­ 2 Court of H**n**t be to ld ill President Boll Harris announced state's obligation." A rimslderable attend the opening session of HeIt.natlaurg On I'sae Sts) ZAGHF.il Yugoslavia 'ff -Yugo port, or in acappella, with the .......... ri- six * Snnfmd during Natiennl lli.v Srout amount of money already ha* been meeting in which departmental ai< that there will he no meeting ol slavin'* Coinmunlxl government 0 111'-'IHRL AI LNS1 11 ll.k W**l,. william. Hutchison, (hair* •ingie exception when a piano >ent hv the County for accruing pmprlation reipiesta are stu*ti..| the club next Monday nn account first denied ami Ihen grunted new* 1 1 ' 1 , '7 '*'r*’ *' •' mini of the Court -aid w-c will have was used In the the number on- H . H . B e n t o n D i e t * ................... ................................................................ ghts-nf-wny for primary roads, before piescntathm to the l.egl-lu- id Ihe Chain ol Missions which will paper mini permission In see ailing quick cnnipi-m ise Italy s rat wav* .................. . Kl(L,|„ |;1„ K> - titled "From llaekwoods to Nurbe held ut the Episcopal Parish Alnjilic Cardinal Steplnac tosluy are line fur a strike al midnight it was slated nt the meeting, which |ture. t o ur annum ................... to A t L a k e M a r y H o m e should suffice In that respect. ^ sery and Drawing Room." B a ri­ House mi Friday, Jan. 23. The series of meetings will mut,.,| ,llM ............ .. )In, only five hours alter mlldiami'h Innlght wlm It may |-araly/e Ihem Mr. Milwee wns introduced by had Mopped Ihi* correspondent two for 21 limn* tone Jean Pllon accompanied the Mr. McClelland, who proposed tlnue through Friday when n lu­ ......... Week quartette at the piano during this H. II. Benton, Lake Mary resi­ the roml* to lie presented lo the ces* will 4** ralleil until Jan. 22 in Principal it. E. True Walter Hay miles frnni Ihe village nf Krnide The si lu iluled wulk.mt uf ZlXUMxl ( , Ki. k-ltn«h-kcc .. ....... Maf. ' “ program lies hud charge ol the district meeting, stated It should portion of tho program. . lient for the past 18 vears tiled permit Governor Dan McCarty uo l where Steplnac lives, the director r:',!!': V",: " ! : . ! r ; " ’;r!;,rc . (hairman o f .......tone un.l act III Charles Morrison led Ihe singing be brought out at the meeting that oilier officials to attend the Inim Besides the group’s regular nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. J. of Information In Znureli granted hi'himl 1hi ,\firki'r>4 (lunianil** for y 1114 **t \kill t»'ll ii“ all ilfiitit thi a an* singing agenda, It displayed H. Skcwcs with whom he made onlv as much as I* neressary from j-uratlon of President-elect Dwight with Frunels Itoumillut ut Hie l»i . [lermisslon for me In visit Ihe vtmri' |m v 1 nm l M ull l I'rit. .(mt fun making arm. ll. Ei-enhower on .Inn. 2(1. T h r 1 1 in mnni^l fu*w • n tnrr I.* vert* till tv In singing extra novel­ his home, at 1:00 a.m. yesterday available funds should h'- tim'd f o r ................ cardinal. Visitors Introduced were Hamid jI A spokesman for the di rector If rill u 1 l.ii onvil ImLi v that O.IHNt j('M III i, tlb) two roads, it. C. Dodd, former Heading the Senate emnmi"1'’ ty numbers as part of the following u lung illness, f» Miidti'i* 1, t it M«»t Hit a , Henry ot Barrie, OnL. l>. A. Flake chairman of the Hoard of County I ra Ins u on hi hr haltril will !>*■ Senator George C, Day ton If'nnllnurd On Page Six I He was born Dec. <1, 1882 In encores’. Mini i iDi i'M'iitnt' . ■“ nf nil Ni’Cnifu( Grand Haven, Mich . Jack /tick­ The narrations wero shared hv North Adams, Mass, and wa* * Commissioners,. said that both of Undo County, while Hep Jan *■* er of Jurniea. lamg Island, Thomas I iriu nnltn uri' i> 4iieti fully Albert Barber, second tenor, Mr. retired mining engineer, Jlc was roads fell under tho federal aid ft. Moody of Plant Cltv w'll head Murphy ol Holley, N. Y., Howard |n iilti'Iltl Ihi*1 tin Plliur. DUfl ofthe House committee. There nr*' 11 . . . . Plon and Hildreth Martin, the employed by the Lake Mary Post program. •4Mtfiri»HUnii4 f«1 r I 1m* i?o<m| of it HDitiiM«i) ftH a'M ii# hla ( The meeting ot D''Land I* being members on the former commit'* " 1 0 basi and the only charter mem­ Office. 14*0111 I ft kf. arranged at the request of J. Max- and 20 nn the latter. ber of the foursome, Alan Adair Survivors Include one brother, ton Lloyd, Daytona Bench, new t\. I'lnriri f**i th»* notional UniThe two committees are charged was the first tenor. Equally pleas­ Perry E . Benton, Hr, of Dayton. member of the Htal- Road Depart- with the responsibility for scrutin­ H o u h c H l u z e H u t O u t in Callfeniiu, .1ulv 17-23, ant as their slngln* were their Ohio; and several nieces and mont board from this district, ac­ izing ail proposed expenditures **f B y F i r e m e n S a t u r d a y Itlft'l i Flense coin*1 mu! greet your sneaklpg voices which added a nenhuwa, cording to Mr. Sweat. Tho mert- state tux money. While ll I* p**'en worker* of the New \eur* Services will be held at Bris- Ing will b« conducted •" » gracious nolo of Informality to Bv JOHN CHADWICK | for such a probe slhle for I**f1nli'd appropriation* to City Flrvmrn wem forced to son Funerel Home at 10:80 am , McCarthy will he chairman nf the program. (Continued On rage Hta> he -enacted over the objections of tear out part uf u wall adjacent WASHINGTON iff — The Senate AUDUBON S P E A K E R . t At the conclusion of the concert Wednesday with Rsv. White and these two rnmmittees, It Is exceed­ tu « chimney in order to exlin- internal security siihcommllteo to- tho Senate’s permanent invrxtigo II .lame, (iul. Opcrutnr of a loday urged further investigation of I tlon* subcommittee. Imt he >ahl it Scott officiating. both grilles and spectators agreed Rev. Lucian ingly difficult. C ity C o m m isn io n gulali a Iioiimi blaze at I Hi t Maple , Bed InfltiencM In the nation's would lie willing to torn over It* cal insurance mfeiu-v ainl formsr the (Inters were a definite "shot Burial wilt b* mado in Evergreen Avenue lu»t .Saturday night, A»- 1 and college, and *ald there filet nnd co-operate willi nnothcr Mayor uml City C»mmM*l<mer. will Cemetery. In «h* arm" for music lover* as T o. M e e t T o n ig h t K d m u n d H T o A d d r e ss be tin* guest speaker at the sl.tant Ftrc It. T. Thomas re“ many hundred* of teachers rongressiim.il unit • well as the rnnrert series. County Audu­ The Intelnu 1 security sub'-oininit ing nf the ......... ported lids morning who are Communists." a The Mitnleina! Toneerta of Appointments to the Sanford In ­ W i n t e r P a r k M e e t i n g bon Society next Monday at 7:30 tro speeifleatly reeommendeil that Firemen were first alerted ut The subcommittee said It has ^ p*nfo*M will n<-e«ent He fourth In dustrial Board will I f made to­ 8:45 p.m. when a defective turned up evidence from all parts it nmlimic investigation in Ihe cd p. m. ut th» Geneva Community the winter series on the nlwht nf night at the regular meeting of . Ollle Edmund*, president of chimney set the adjoining wall ........ fy nn t nmmunlsl pone ilcalimiiil Held In uihl'lton, it pro Hall. George Swart/, publicity *11«!>e country ■ ' i■« ■ Feh ft when th« Nassau Rtsl"" tho Cltv Commission, the agenda Stetson University, will he the trillion nl college*, high schools uml posrd that state legislature* con recinr. unnoiliu-eil. Oul»t»tte and f.urla Boeen will George Hague, about no, San prepared by City Manager Tom prlnrlual speaker at the annual ahlxxe in n wooden frame house, elementary school*. • xldtr setting up cuiniiiitlers tn owned by II. It. .Sanders and oc­ , nto'd'le whet I* exported to ho ford, waa taken to the Fernald- Lemon states. C~OF c M K irr luncheon meeting of the Centnd During its public hearings In undertake similar probes locally ; goether |i*)«rertle«> musical nro- Laughton Hospital this morning Also, hlds for auditing the City’s Florida division of the Children’s cupied by Anna Jeffeoat, Negro. New York City lust September and It was still nut clear how (he The hoard of director* of th# Chief Thoma* iwld no estimate books will lm received. A report I* new Congress will hanithll* C**m itkmi wlth severe lacerations of tha weetn at **•« Hnuthslde Primary October, the group said, il became Home Society of Florida Tursdav Seminole County Chamber of forahaad and hoae after hla hrad scheduled to be mado by the Truf­ al I2:(!n p. m al the Winter Park nf the damage to the dewlllng bad apparent It could only survive the nuilixt Investigations, ulthnnuh Sen Commerce will meet tomorrow School auditorium. ate Republican Leader T 1 1 ft of went through the windshield of fle Committee ' concerning the Woman's C ub. Randall Chase, di­ been made by the department. situation In a hrnud fuxhinn nnd night in tlie City Hull at 8:00 his car In a mishap on Pineway West First Street traffic problem vision president, announced today. Tlie only other fire alarm dur­ submit nn Interim report to Ihe Ohio snhl hut night the line* nf o'clock, Forrest Brcckcnridg#, and on tho feasibility of Installing jurisdiction will he staked nut heRoad, off of South Sanford AveAn election of officers will be ing the past three days wn* a new Congress. manager, nnounced today. Plant FA TR O I, K I U J I I W Iwfrn committees lo prevent over­ parking meters on the north side This it did today, In a 13 page held for tho division, composed of smoldering neon sign in front ' NAIROBI Kenva iff- F o llri said B0#* concerning the road program fof Highway Patrolman R. D. Har­ of Commercial Avenue, between Volusia. Seminole. Orange. Lake, of Ihe Town Pump, 11(1 West report to It* parent body, the Sen­ lapping. NMndav two Afrieani triad tn tran a rison the coming year will be discussed. oft told Interviewers on an NBC T b I ate Judiciary Committee. said that Mr. Hague wa* Hood and Park Avenues. Brevard and Osceola Counties. F irst Street, last Saturday morn­ Kanva reilment pstrol after vnlnm traveling television program that the Sen The lubcommlltoe'a findings e u t on PI newsy Road A report Is to be made on a Headquarters for the society Is st tearing fo lead tha aoMiara Into about 6iM a.m., left the road a t petition seem certain tn spur plans afoot In ute's GOP Police Committee will for atreet Improvements Jacksonville, where an orphans' ing at B:53 a.m. 1U*» ■Mau country- Both we The rain and subsenuent seep­ the new Republican-rontrollod Coo- Iron md any conflicts In the Senoln. M o v ie T im e T a b le the left aide and atniek the edge from clllstns on Fourteenth Street, home la located. ing water In the sign's support­ gresx for gn Intensive search for then reconcile any differences with of Oleander Avenue, and a BIT/. Purpose of the society, Mr. ■Th* two AWram wera »u***•«*♦«*d of » culvert. Damage to tha IH t weat request will bo considered for the Chase said. Is to provide homes for ing rod containing the connecting aulivcrslvea in (he nation's schools. the House. "Fturs and Stripe- For«v#r" i ■tetnbershlp In »ke; aotl-whlta Ford coach he waa drtvli wires caused a short circuit In the Taft said It has not hern decided Rep. Veldt ( Hi l l ) already has of a street light on' orphans and other children nreding 1:34 - 3:r.h • 5:21 - T : ID - 9:14 — - analet*. A Fortoean *»r **Jr^Hague, Patrolman Harris installation wires and tho eventual smolder­ said Ihe House Un-American Ac­ whether McCarthy will bo given West Eleventh Street, approxi­ home*. killed them eftar thev bad MOV1KLANI) the major Investigative rule. He tivities Committee, which ho Is ing. Chief Thomss stated. mately a block west of Cedar Ave­ Mr. Chase will give tho welcome tsfgrab tha h'os rm nf an said, walked to tha residence "Islnndu of Deslr-*" Thu burning wire* wero quick­ slated to hoad, Is ready to under­ said he favored a search for x"b nue. and Introduce guesta and xneakcra itn rmFoMii whtla other men- J, B. Show starts (!:3'J Tko Commission will meet at at tho forepart of tho mooting, ac­ ly extinguished nml no other take such an Investigation. .Sen. vcrilves in collegcx hut onlv whore Prirol were lavnUfat(Continued On Page Six) damage was found by Firemen, McCarthy (R-Wla) also has called liOO p.m. nt tha City HaU. cording to tho program. joti1 Concert Given On Last Friday Night By Ionian Singers Rep. Williams Is Named For House Appropriations l‘t*k Seoul Leaders To .Meet Tomorrow X , Red Penetration In High Schools And Colleges Turned Up By Subcommittee ncorirc Hmrue Hurt In Anto Accident .p : ifWstSU-.- iSL&- L4i UU-..., � 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, 1953 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 09, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1953; <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/7502ef0ad7616d108d5cd72bb2aaba9e.pdf 6c368e6d21e4f1ef601e8518557ed423 PDF Text Text les Seek First Win With Palatka Here Tonight Ju n io r Metts, Davis Will Be Missing; "Randy” Reynolds, Stafford To Start Runnella Tallica IS Points And "Ik e ” H r K K N T C IIB T L A IN Remlnnle High School'* thrlo-. Risen brand Adda singed vnrolly uulntct. still Beck­ ing Its c»«»e v 'rto rv No. I . w ill If) For Photo Sqd. m ake Its firs t En*t Florida Con­ V J-6 2 Scores 3 5 Points In Last P eriod To Whip Harold Appleby Leads Mailmen With 210 Game ference defense airnlnst the Paintlia Maroons In n douhlrhemler hill fenturinir the junior v a rsity clash In the opener at the ft 1151 w in tonight. Most cage experts rate this eve. ri'n«r’s d a sh a toss no. lending nllghtlv toward the f ’elerv Foils, despite their 0-3 record. Neither fling 77-02 defeat In n March »f P alatka nor Hanford has lieen aide Dimes benefit game liluyed in the Hemlnnle High School Gymnasium to Impress nnvone this season. last night. F.tn ert* who favor Hanford T ra ilin g throughout the first ■ay the Hemlnoles have Inst to brer periods, VJ-02 came from three of the best Central F lo r­ .eliiml fur the firs t time in the ida nren quintet In absorbing •vening earlv In the lust quarter ........................... ............. sh e llsrk ln ys from W inter F a rk , vhen K ill Clark scored a driving n,„| Light bowlers In C ity League Ed vew ale r and the powerful lay-up for the photographers, cut- action at the Hanford Bowling AlMainland M alnllners. The lunior v a rsity opener Is inv down the NAAH lead to 49-48. ley* |Hst Wednesday night. ronreded to Hanford on the basis C lark was fouled and his sub.o- # ^ g g ^ f Annlebv rolled i.m i.,.,i |n,li. of Its .12-2!! triumph over the pient . h srlty to<s rolled nr»un.l M alnllners last month and It's I*I the rim and was tipped in by AoM W * vi dua game In se a'o r's record. Irn Itunnels, putting VJ-02 out In -lrt*ult plnv with Meanwhile, a local turn of rout for Ihe first time in I lie eve^ j )0 ,„ .r f „ rmHn. events turns most of these prekO‘ 49. I w},||„ lie ,I,it ram e forecasts upside down. The lead Isslrd but a few seckit foe a pace units as Hill Itamsey fired a retting 0(1.1 ncrrnurt-lcngth pass to l.re Yel|es. Team Cupvinyton. farmer Miami EriUon . tain, l.curi Lawstar prep rs g rr, under Ih r VJ-02 led the nowliaNKrl n h rrr Ih r lanky N N \S rrnirn'a w cokfr rrn le r promptly leaped inlo Ih r W F W w Jra 403 three game s ir and deposited Ihe Iny-lip, llnroul Appleby‘ otul. giving Ihe regular Hanford base Meanwhile. O rville Tnurhton and five a 11-10 lend. 1 '*» K l- A h n ft comldmsl to enderation. V.I-02, not to be out dune, room- able the Htino Machine bowlers to .Starting forwnrd Rnv Dnvlr •il back Into the lead second In te r. ivuulsc the second nlace Ace Glassw ill be misslnir when Hie clash lie vlien Hill Mngoon tossed Ihe ball men's hid for the lengue, ilronping pins because of an untim ely trin to •o big Joe Merslieh deep in NAAH tin* window fille rs, 2-1. Tolichton Tallinn with the band of Fed aim- territo ry to enable the rurlv- rolled the higii series, 4N2, while era. Heidncln'r these nlayers w ll1 'leadi'd plant to score oil ii driving Kirebboff recorded a 201 game, b" hnrd I'rlvln g senior f.rw e r me-bander. Jack Kuniier was the top man for Fran k Htnffocd and tintiredb-lulde From this 12-1| margin, the the losers, 400. Randy Kevri-dds at the guard. VJ-02 quintet went on to build up The H t n n l e ’ v ^ Stafford led the Feds In their he eventual 11-point spread and lingers l*st outlaw Inst month n>slnsl the remaining minutes. wnremeii pi ^ Kgg^ g^ S the mlghlv M alnllners with so While Imlh trams are entered up ground on the anemic «l« m arkers. Reynolds In Ihe Orlando C ity League, Ihls s e c o n d place a ‘4i I | scored three nolnts In that rlash benefit clash «■< not a regular Aeemeli nt Ihe and hns a .1-polnt game average league contest. Il gave the Han- expense of tlit AM . “ I S« n resell. ford I'hiitovrunhers a t-.l r.ra- *-' e I e r y Cit\ M B a j W hile Jlm m v K rl.le r, star lunior son’s record. They were slstrd Prin ters. I'ereny ' center, wns not In school venterto ptsv the lines C h lrs Com- "*"l **••>*• Pexold day and Is known to be recovering nisml .Squadron uf the South "bowed the way / rom a heavy cold, Coach Hcott I* Clorlds Hervlre loop, hut the ' " r hardware * B I T B bunking on Ids lanky 0-foot-'.' Kev West five rs were im»M- *n n,rn * pivotmnn this pvcnlng. make transportation ronnrrtlun* ,u m" h * l*h , IheO rvllU Touchlnn Gordon C lark, the Feds' hlsh and had to ranrel Ih r gume ul ,,;nS '"' klgli 12.1 series for the evescorer w llh -II imlnM In frier D>" Iasi minute. "*n* • . . gsm rs for 11.1 average, w ill The regular Hanford air base ''''I H arlw Iek registered s 121 atari at Ihe right forward spot 'earn. N A A H . agreed to play the h,“ h and hopes to overcome his lenominimis 1-nolnt effort against Phidograpliers In place of llocn P O S T b m c V ' ' —A f l l l Mainland Mat month. U l ru In a quick succession of dc- III ' , ‘ '| a ( a Total The (t-foot-2 aenlnr traeafer ; l . or,. , l . e yesterday_ morning, > , T n J L ,, «„ nn from Kentucky tier! Gerald CovIneton's lust season Individual hl-»h point game of 21 points when C lark hit for that exact total ngainst the highly touted Kdgew ater quintet In Orlando Inst month. Conches Hill Fleming and Fred Ganns w ill be banking on the S"rnnpv o ln v in j Jlm m v llu tlc r and giant 11-foot-1 center J<"'l Moss In the opinilng .IV clnsli beginning at 7:20 p. m. Ivoop Lending; Stine Machinists Repeil Acc Classmen, 2-1 Colburn q Ward n C O LLE G E BASKETBALL Fleming () lly The Associated Press _ Total 21 EAST Boston College 54 Dartmouth 51 V *-<12 Photo Squad FG ;| Doqucsnc HO St. Uonaventure Afl Tallent High n M arshall 77 Mnrehead ( K y ) U2 Meralldh Boston lln lv 72 M IT 18 Elsenhrand i llrantlels 77 Rates Afl Mngoon -j Hlenu 71 X a vie r (Ohio) (12 j K lliab clhtow n 58 Lincoln (P a ) 52 Hanqulst Runnel* u Albright 72 Dickinson (P a ) DH H a rk !j Geneva Iflfl Clarion 07 Total Ht. Michaels (V t) 82 Norwich fll H a iftlrn , Hears: Hanford Tufts 77 Worcester Tech OH 1j* l V J - 8 2 Photo Hquad.. 2 so uth Western K y . 84 Cincinnati 70 M aryland 03 Richmond 00 GW 79 Georgetown (D C ) 05 North Carolina 79 Va. M ilitary 02 H olllni 81 Florida Southern 70 illlls a p s 08 M in . College 54 MIXKD HOWLING I.RAGUR Western Maryland M Washing­ ton (M d ) 54 Memphis Stste 90 Spring H ill 00 Austin Peay 00 Lincoln Memo­ ria l 81 3* Newberry 80 Piedmont 57 36 Presbyterian 04 Catawba 54 83 High Point 81 M cCrary (10 CITY L E A G U E E a s t Carolina 70 Appalachian 03 LG. Stine Machine Hl>7 Are (llasa H74 Htanlev Huger* 884 Po*t Office 844 8.10 807 lleeulla Htlne 9, Are | 8tan-Ro» 2, ( Po»t O f f ic e ^ BafViisS 210 201 ilill Hartwb-k Hlgk Merten 10<1 P n i| Pesol, lllll lla r t w .... Harold Herbal 623 691 606 ISDAY'S FIGUTR e Associated Praia ----- - I V B t L M ill. - Chico Vtjar, 147, Sit a m f o r d, Conn, •lopped Joey Wood*, 183, Atlanta, . SAGINAW, Mich. — Pat Lowry 1H. Toledo, knocked out Howard Leslie. 1 L»jdl#,.144, Toronto, rORK (Sunny aIda Gar* irold " lu y " Druckar, ill, N#w New York, outpointed Tony Amato, 1», Hoboken, N. J., S. get T su i II Southwest Texas 'Orth Tnaa 71 Trinity (Teg) is Rocket Speedway NCAA Is Faced With Perplexing _ __ . F _____ J TV Problem At Today’s Meeting To Hold 100-Lap Feature Sunday B y A R T H U R EDSO N W ASHINGTON <*—'T he National 1Collegiate A t h l e t i c Association fares a decision late today on whether it should keep a tight hold on televising college f o o t b a l l games or whether It should allow each school to do as It pleases. The best guess on the outcome: another thumping verdict for con­ O R LA N D O (Sp evlalI — Rerause trolled television. of the Intense enthusiasm of the A substitute motion by Pennsyl­ Mg rrowd that stood and cheered vania, seconded by Noire Dame, to allow each college to make Its own T V arrangements, seemed program of "100 Laps of Racing likely to attract little support. w ill be presented again this Sun­ No definite time was set (or the day afternoon at 3:00 p.m. The feature event on Sunday’s vote, but late afternoon appeared th rill packed race card w ill lie the to be a good guess. And If the boys 10 lap “ Orange County Handlra))'', yet too wound up In their oratory, where the greatest a rray of F lo ri­ they may not get around to voting da drivers ever assembled w ill [until tomorrow. compete In the torrid race of 60,I Although many televlslon^ VVL' w fans v .s IIUW complained IUIII|M«III*« about ...» lim es around the asphalt banked ,.have the NLAA speak oval I' football diet that, generally «P*»* Raring fans and many other , Ing, gave them one nationallv soectators whom merely went to televised game a week, tne IV the New Yearn day races to committee stuck by its guns yes "have a look" are s till raving trrd ay In a 39 page report, about the feature event. Ilow"Television continues to be i> ever, racing o fficia ls declared ■erlmis threat to the welfare ot today that Ihe drivers are going college football." the report said Wild B ill" Tindall Will Enter Larpre Stock Car Event Alabama LiBt§ Only 3 Orid Games Away the Dumont T V network. In a statement last night he said its recommendation "com pletely fen­ ces In the area of operation for 1953." In a roundtable discussion. Fran ) els M urray of Penm ylvanfa and Ed (Moose) Krause and the Rev Edmund Joyce of Notre Dame argued that the Am erican way is to have free competition. But nn other college official rose to sup­ port them. Father Joyce took exception to one sentence In the report which "We regret that two institutions - th e U niversity of Pennsylvania and the U n lve rsl'v of Notre Damo% - s a w fit repeatedly to attack t h e * motives of their fellow members to bring discredit upon a program which had tha backing of an overwhelming m ajority of the NCAA. "Infelicitous w ording." f a t h e r Joyce called It. And he added: ••The U niversity of Notre Damo rertaln ly Is not attacking the mo­ tives of the Television Committee We have never done anything to saixdnge the program ." Hubert A. Hall of Y a le , c h a lrm a n f of the 10-man television committee. <ald he would refer the sentence to the group again. But he g ive his opinion on the spot. " I consider It a temperate state­ m ent." Hall said. calonsa (hnmecomlntt). Ocl. 31-Georglo at Athen^ Nov. 7 -Challanooga at Tusca" n o v . 14- Gcorgla Tech R A S E R A L L CLA SH ES L A K E L A N D m - F lo r ld a South ern College opens It* fourth annual •chool nf baseball administration hero tonight. The school, only one of Its kind at the collegiate level, offers classes for men and women In­ terested In the builness side of nrnfesslonal baseball. Harold G llnettger assistant to the president TUSCALO O SA. Ala. ' * - A ten­ tative 1917 schedule for the U niver­ sity of Alabama lists onlv three football oopnnent* for the c-Irnson Tide to face on foreign soli. Georgia. Maryland and Vander blit w ill be the only out-of-state games, according to the probah'e schedule Seven game* are set for Alabam a, three of them in B ir ­ mingham. Miami and V P I, 1952 opponents, have been dronped this year, Vandy Is returning after a oneyear absence. The tentative schedule: Sent 18 -Mississippi Southern at Montgomery. Sept 2A-LSU at Mobile. Oct. 3-Vanderbllt at Nashville. Oct. lO -Oncn. Oct 17-Tcnne*seo at Birm ing­ ham. Oct. 24--Mlislsi!ppl State at Tui- mingham. „ seeded Gordnar ‘‘ r A hlsior ~ r C" °* tit" i Blind llorsdorf Carrol Cooke Hud l.cflls Total UM HTUDENT LEADS ST. P E T E R S B U R G Ut — B ill n iit8« %'iiivvmiijr 1 11 ih ib iiii r iu u kiii W all*. University of M iami atudont from F t. Ignnlenlale, waa the only survivor among the early favnriloa as Ihe Lakewotxl Country Club's New Y e ar'* Am ateur Golf Tourna­ ment went Into the second round lodav, W alla, n rn-m edallil, ouated Doc Melton. SI. Pelersburg, 2 and 1 Thursday. H arry Root J r ., Tam pa, the othe r medalist, was dropped by llo r ace W illiam s, St. Petersburg, 1 up Jim Erw in , defending champion from St. Petersburg, tost 1 up to Lou Rower, Tam pa. „ U F T A N K E R S WIN GAIN ESVILLE ur Florida noened Its IDS) swimming season Thursday with a 45-88 vlelnrv over Jacksonville Naval Air Station. OUR USED C A R S W A R R A N TED £Z M ONTHS § ^ r p ^ A ok n n m iiis MAY R( R lf A IR U ) BY ANY A U IH U R I/ ff) NAM0NAI S E I W ARRAN TY D I A l iR I N T ill j N IIIU ‘ .I A I I ' j TRUCKS CARS 1911 Dodgt 1Vfc Ton .. 1981 Prefect 1918 Ford ThnmeM Vi Ton Panel .............. 1940 Chevrolet Tudor 1941 Chevrolet 1010 Dodf« H i Ton .... 1949 Dodg« Stake 1 Ton ............................. 1980 Ford Tudor Fordor 1948 International 2 Ton ............................. 1980 Ford V4 Ton Pickup ..................... . 1946 Chevrolet 184H W. a IN Ton '.... 1946 Ford D m Track iMH w. a i ' 1941 Chevrolet Redan Delivery E xtra Special 1949 Mercury Fordor Sedan, Radio, Overdrive ....... Jeffaraon 41 JacksonvUJe Jaekidn Open Bowling Sanford Bow ling - Alloy f M at Rlr- A_ „ During the 19U football season Tulane gained 1,739 yard* In rush­ ing. Iro n ically tna opposition gain­ ed exactly the same yardage agalnat the Green Wave. Mutiny, ALL , C O U N T Y C A G E S t .A T K (To night) A t Hanford Palatka v*. Hemlnoles Palatka JV a v». Hemlnolo J V s At Groveland Oviedo vs. Groveland (G irls ' Game) Oviedo vs. flrovoland A t T itu sv ille l.vm an vs T itu sville Lym an JV a vs. T itu sville JV s —Tho West Flagler M iam i, takes on R ill D avis, Knox­ Nursery Stakes, t," be ville, Tenn., No. 7. Bernard lla rtc , San Angelo, T e x­ r" l * a »*"” «’ Of as, No. 2, plnys dark horse Je rry <,rrY*,0lln,l race in Moss, limit Beach. Ilryan " H lts y " G rant, Atlanta, _ .Wm1 Flagler President Jacob Sher said a scorch of record book* Nn. 4, faces Calhoun Dickson, of this and other countries re­ Tam pa, No. 3. Mnss, 10 year old form er nation­ vealed no greyhound race to carry al boys champion ousted eighthauth a large purse. The 318 nominees at $25 each seeded Dan Sullivan, SI. Peters­ made a nurse of $8,950 and 124 burg, Thursd ay, 4 0. 6-3, 0-0. Mulloy trounced Nelson Mason, ?*■««>« al $100 each added $12,400. West M agler Kennel Club matched Tam pa, 0 2, ft-3; and Ja c k Staton, II wllh $21,350 la make the total Orlando, CO, C 3. Grant topped Allen Quay, T a m ­ $42,700. pa, fl-4, 8 3; Alfredo M illet, Mexico City, beat Iv y Wilson, St. I’ eteruburg, 0 3. 0 0; Davis eliminated BRODSKY TO U F M IAM I U v-Juo Brodsky, Miami Alberto Dancl, Mexico C ily , 0 2, Jackson'a 210-pound fullback whn 0-1. was a llc ity for throe straight The Cincinnati Rrd* w ill play 23 years and all state In 1051, has announced ho w ill enter tho Uni­ spring training gamea In Florida. versity of Florida on a grant-in-aid .Twelve of them w ill he played at scholarship. Plant Field In Tam pa, , Nov. 2t - Maryland at College P a rk , Md. Nov. 2 8 -Auburn at Birm ingham iMalloy Faces Davis In Dixie Tournament Breeders tSEarmtf Sanderson 81 Taylor M 11, Macllardy, Vaneho Net 45 For RollinH F irst few Mexico M Utah 8i n .roiXEGK BAARETBAU •xaa Wesleyan S3 Southwestern Ro Una 11 Florida Southern T9 x ) as Chlnola ju n io r CoUege 14 Florida IIdwestern 77 Mckfurry 80 rkutaaa State 70 Boutkwtitern G A IN E S V IL L E (H p e cio l)-O n e Mr„ | | ow<tr<! ! of the top .Southeastern Confer|,|K winner enre basketball gninc* of the year ,|ivt,,ion jn the w ill take place in N ashville Mon- . afternoon dav when n hot-handed Florida .,|i,v quintet mixes it up with Vander- ^ T l u b ' . Won bMls consistent r a y rs. gelation. Mrs. Ihe youthful Gator* w ill lie u „. tlin ner-un s| serkiny their fifth straight win \(|< ,- | Aust and their flr» l on the road as , hllll they ra rry their ( I I record late, l , , . ' „ .u ' .. the fra y . Vanderbilt holds a sis .h " " 1,1 the “ and three margin, but has been , . . . beaten only by tup-ranked i.ou.',* * • * c e k M Islana S ta le , slrony Duke and r *’r * * " n *he Tulane outfits, while taklny the * ,,h H °"" measure uf V lreln la, Davis l.lpsIke runner-up > comb, Texas, llsv lo r, Tennessee wr»k M rs. Ada and Yale, all at home. f u t u r e tha fl Vanderbilt's new Memorial c„ sllvlwlor 'iym nasium seems to hold the ^"iv, Mrs. An «ame magie charm over opponents drew Marsh wot that Florida's three year old (5vm- W " week nyi nasium does to their visitors, while this week’] Neither tc am has b<-en defeated on plnving honor home gt< " f ' l v n ie ruptured I.J neither has managed t win mi Hit* .. .. road. Flo rid a '■ Irn ..s w a. « ,tnv , , r r •wo-noint upset by Miami In the, ton. M rs. .1 GibMagic C ily . bins look the tie Florida's I'oneli Manor now tins irmtiers | l dlvl Swk>0 M ^ * * M W ‘ his squad at full strength for the Mrs! time (his -eoson, with the s i.nt title n week Mrs. Price Heard return of grid fullback Hick ('ns- a>’,i Wednesday while Mrs John ares. The stocky renter, u lire- Crawford won this week at the — enson All-Conference choice by Seminole C , C . many, lost two games to the Gator , Six association members w ill Howl grid wur*, but is now round- ri present the Seminole club In the ing into top form. I Central Florida Inter C ity Golf He w ill have to bustle however, | League’* montlily tourney In to meet Die s tiff conqpetition 1.....................„ being Gainesville next Monday. Those offered by high-scoring C u rt Cun-1v omen who w ill compete are Mrs. kle, kangaroo leaping forwnrd, MrCotlgh. Mrs. Whelehel, Mrs. rangy l(..y Huberts, who, nt (1-1 is! Price Heard, Mrs. K. II. Sm ith. he team’s lu ll. «l member, and Mr« K. C. Ilaym nn, and Mrs. tiot-handed fre hiniin Angle Groin- A u.i in. •r, whose in point Gator Howl Tournament performance led the I The at.mini Dot I'nwcl w ill be Datum to their second struight .-•■If tournev hnmpionship. In the buckcourt Welnesdnv afternoon u will be sophomore sharpshooter mimdc Country Club. Sonny Powell and freshman smoothie Hobby Nims. f tinkle's I I I points leads the tram as dites his 71 rebounds, hut he is pressed hr Huberts in both departments with M2 points anil AH snares. Greiner has lilt W IN TER H A V FN iw _ ||o |lin t flfor I0.M% of his shuts and a to­ rally overtook Florida Southern tal of HA markers, while Powell College In the last quarter Thors has 09, N in a Al and C a ssrrs 50. tliiv night to win an HI 70 basket­ Vanderbilt, equally ns youthful ball victory. is (he Gators w ill be another In FSC led most of the w av, but a Ionic list of teams to whom F lo r­ after the lend changed hands five ida w ill have tu give away better times Rollins took full command ‘ k m two Inches per man in height. thanks to a hot streak by Rob Commodore’ s lending scorer, M acllardy, Nick Vaneho and Don Daniel Iloone" Finch stands fl-3, Weher and bus averaged n e a rly , twenty Rlfl Leach and Charles Soneer points II game. He j, hacked by scored 21 points each for Florid* tnh tall men ns forwnrd George Southern M acllard y made 23 and NordlmiiH at H I, big Hill Kelx who Vancbo, 22. “ 'I'* ,,n “ I'taslngly mobile 210 bounds, and A-l guards Clarence Taylor and Tom MncKeruie. They lire suiqairtcd by tJ-7 cenY “f Jim m y Cummings, n-.'l Joe '(lley and Captain ll»h While, lb.. ."lU'i'l » only senior. On Die r„q ,.r Is I. II fresbmun Charles Harrison was a member of HI. Ic tc rsl.o rg High's ............ MIAMI Bowlin* Standings r i t e cl1' Gator-Vandy Game Mrs. H. McGough ii/:n i i ___ rr________ ________ « A» a Will Receive Top Claims Class Billing On Monday Golf Tourney Win 7 7 -6 2 ................ �- - - - - - - THE \\i: \TIIKK I F YO U DON’T m r l v * ro a r Sanford Harold, City D r t t f ir y , by 1:M p.m ., pleaxt ra il Y E L L O W C A B 1441 • • VOLUME XL1V E s t a b lis h e d ^ a ttfo r& AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY JAN. 12, - 10.Vi 1908 Truman Drops Crim inal Suit ^Against Firms fe r a lb t the gram! Jury probe t e flo r * * £ . DOW, Splngarn sold, would he In play right into the hands of Soviet props gandlst*. Concert Given On Last Friday Night By Ionian Singers 0 1 ^ 10 . • Demonstrating extreme sk ill In executing Intricate Interpretation* of novel musical arrangement*, the Ionian Singers, an all-male quartette, presented a stellar per/ot insure as the responsive audience clearly Indicated through­ out the rnnrert last Frid a y night In the Southsldo P rim ary School Auditorium. The quartette, which lite ra lly brought down the house w ith huge burst* of spontaneous ap­ plause, forcing numerous encore*, constituted the third program In « series of concerts being pre­ sented by the Municipal Concert* of Sanford. The nuarteUr'a selections were sung without Instrum ental sup­ port, or in acappella, w ith the •ingie exception when a piano was used In the the number ontitled "Fro m llaekwoods to Nursery and Draw ing Room." B a r i­ tone Jean Pllon accompanied the quartette at the piano during this portion of tho program. . Besides the group’s regular singing agenda, It displayed vert* till tv In singing extra novel­ ty numbers as part o f the encores’. The narrations wero shared hv Albert Barber, second tenor, M r. Plon and Hildreth M artin, the b asi and the only charter mem­ ber of the foursome, A lan A d a ir was the firs t tenor. E q u ally pleas­ ant as th eir slngln * were their sneaklpg voices which added a gracious nolo of Info rm ality to the program. t A t the conclusion o f the concert both grilles and spectators agreed the (In te rs were a definite "shot In «h* arm " for music lover* as w ell as the rnnrert series. a The Mitnleina! Toneerta of ^ p*nfo*M will n<-e«ent He fourth In the winter series on the nlwht nf Feh ft when th« Nassau Rtsl"" Oul»t»tte and f.urla Boeen will , nto'd'le whet I* exported to ho ; goether |i*)«rertle«> musical nroweetn at **•« Hnuthslde Primary School auditorium. F A T R O I, K I U J I I W ' NAIROBI Kenva iff-Follri said NMndav two Afrieani triad tn tran a Kanva reilment pstrol after vnlnm tearing fo lead tha aoMiara Into 1U*» ■Mau country- Both we ■Th* two AWram wera »u***•«*♦«*d i ■tetnbershlp In »ke; aotl-whlta — - analet*. A Fortoean *»r killed them eftar thev bad tsfgrab tha h'os rm nf an itn rmFoMii whtla other men- Prirol were lavnUfat- Associated Press Leased Wire Pope Elevates :“Shock Is Over” 24 Prelates To For Employees, Cardinal’s Rank sSays Road Head W ASHINGTON i f f - P re sid e n t1 Trum an today ordered the dropping of crim inal anti monopoly proceed• in*« agaliut five m ajor oil companjei-provlded the companies pro duce records for a civ il m il. In a letter to Attorney General M cOranery, Trum an said he was acting "a s a result of la rlo rs which have emerged since the Institution of the current grand Jury Invrstl gallon of the intrrnntiunal activities of the major oil companies." Trum an's letter did not say what these "fa c to rs" are, There have been reports, however, that the •N atio nal Security Council — made up of the government's lop policy planners -• was concerned that a Investigation would graand Jury Investlgi jeopardise U. S. global Interests. J . F , McClelland (seated, third f'nm le ft! n tfl.yenr veteran of the Trum an directed that M eGrancry Seminole County Hoard of County ('oiiiinisxloner*. wa« elected chairconfer with representatives of the man Frtdny a l a rearganir.uthmal meeting. 1). E Fm inikte Icruled at companies "to ascertain If Ihey Mr. McClellund'* le ft), wu* nuim-it a* the vlce-cli.iiim un. II. II. Pope w ill agree to enter Into a stipula­ (standing it ur U-ft) and W. li. Kilhi-e dtnniiinu, -eeoiid rnn*i , nrhtl tion" tn make records available relinquished their Commission sent* ti ilo-ir * hci-* .nu**, IV. II. (Ih o w m for a civil case. Ills letter added: " I f they w ill, 1 ask that a elvll ^proceeding he instilulcd according • ly and that appropriate steps he taken to cause (he termination of the pending grand Jury proceed • * ,* > * ^ DOR I .eat lers Report General In Agree­ ment As To Hand­ ling Of Patronage NKW YO R K 0 — President rlcct K lirn lim vcr met with hiv ('abinet ('t'lletrt* Is Hromrht To -littery Kmplovet*s Of dc«uim-.". and other k.-» i.mriai. today Department P u t after Senate ttepuhllcnn leader* Pull ( ’npacity First repoited the general in full agree­ At Hast* Ry Won Is ment xvith them on how to handle Tim e In 2 Centuries lob patronage T A l.I.A ItA S K t V. V "T'-e siioek got Hv F R A N K BMC m i o ver" fur Jitter) employes ul b ig rlh rr at tils Commodore HoiMel V A TIC A N C IT Y »' In an tu:*'' State Itnad Itepaitm eni. (ear h ea d n u o rlcrsfo rad ise u ssln n n fd aold ritual, l'npe Puts X II eon the *■ * ' — ■ meslie and glehal prolilein*. (erred the rank of eartlin.il ital.iv ful nf losing their lot's in ilu* new i'n hand nt the outset of the ay mmol M uilto'T noni u>mi 24 prelate*, iiteliidlnu James adm inistration’s economy reorgao iticliard II confluence were all members of Miller 4<*rnni|insr. »e*-*>nd fio ni le ft) and John Met*rh (xlundtng. third Fran cis M clutvre of Los Angele* iratitm . Chalrm aii the new C jhln el exeept H erlicrt fioiu light i l.lo yil F llovlc, t'outity A tto in r) (le ftl mid I >. I1 Hern- mid tile archbishop- of two t ’otn Simpson said today attorney general Employes in the offices of t v llrewneli J r Ion. Count) Ch-lk, irl-o me -eateil lit the tahle, while other* standing mnnlst land* where the Unman 'll* i l . i l lo ighu I. i Dodd, Ininiedlale piia pu*lI rhiiirm rhnlrio iio m i:; 1 other Cat hid ic Church I* fighting lm *tn various division* housed m lie.nl designate, wlm was expected later quarters here have been on plus ill Hie day Mi.lil v . Ilu ro w Sin-tiff, .ill.I P, A. Merit, fo 1111-1 -h eiirr v ita l Also prc*ciil were three lop apIn bunging the College of < ,mh and needles since Wednesday ’* ih* no I- In It* full strength of 70 mem eisum lu Irim likt tmneedeil work pointers Elsenhower ha* asked to tier* fur the first lim e In nearly ers off the rmiineering division *d in nl nil Cabinet sessions, oven two centuries, the pope cave the payroll Only ahnul .40 eineloves though they are not members of West Coast of the ('tilted Slate* o« ill I’allahassee were affeeted the j that sroiip They are Mrs Oveta oltiers were scattered ttiroughout , t ’ulp llobhv. who w ill be director first prince of the church Rotary Sp eak er I «f the Federal Security Agency, Speaking before a secret roitsi* Ilu* state \* a veteran state repn sept i •o-iph M It.idge the new federal turv of mure than a score of pre* i misty named cardinals tin- pontiff lu e from ;in adlaeent * mmlv , 'uniLi t director and Harold E. Stn**ep, named to head the Mutual denied any of his nominations ti nt Slum*.m said he had bad op|mi | Security Vgencv political) motive*, ami expressed lim ity In observe the um kiug **f Vice I'rrslili'iit elect Richard M. deep sorrow that Archbi*hnt*s At** Itiuid Hepnrtineid tieadipiarti-i* Nixon .iiiil former Senator Henry l/iite Steplnac of Yugoslavia ami here f**r many year* "1 have never llel.l the iiplli'iiri Cabot lantye of Massachusetts, F n - Stefan VVyszyuski of I'oland w* l i ­ the lu-aibiu trier* *t.il( •** greatly wd'o will In* aintiaxsador tu the mit present l'!u *•«• on I'm lrd Nations, also were tirexent. The pope extended Ills .uirow iiii: overloaded." he *utd affection tow aid" Cardinal Stepm.i. donbledlv are a f*-w ■i*<>* of mail together wdh the key member* of ii u r -aying "altliough absent en* iifaetun-d n*ti* \ we foul Ibi-n* tlie new tVlulc House staff I ''*' v r**up tdaneed lo have thev wilt In* i !-minuted t."t v*m til .tee turn with t.itlu-il) l i v e " Funeral service* were held nl av defllllti-lv til* *hock is lunch. Hi* 1 begin discussions of Countv C iiit itiiin w jittiirfm illin g Ttie pontiff Silid he bail le rc u rd • ill I'ointitn: tail the nit-e«cil* of *b3:(M) o'clock lhl» afternoon in Holy thin ...........m ................ „ ............ .............. «»f •*v i I lori'iitn and domestic problems orning w ith the ,Chumhei veliming a long range pin**i:tm fur a telegram from the I ’.il -n m li He iede|-ale*l ll'al the le»l ttnw which will face Ihe new adm inis­ Cross Episcopal < hurch for Vivian .romrm-ioe. im-n-d u resolution bishop saying lu* could u*.t lem-li solving the pniltlems of .Se*nio*.liw ill tie I* the lob neeessniv and tration when it take* office Ja n ­ Alexander Speer, 67, victim of an questing const) net ion work on two County *<-hiHi|* Havlturn T \ 'il Home Tlte reasons fm his lieliire I* Hie | h-i *1111 Imldmg it doing a uary 20 automobile accident which oc­ runil*. for presentatlnn to u di*tn arrive , the pope added "are wee, lUpr’ rlntendent of p*ddPIn curred four mile* west of Daytona trict mei-ting o f the State Ruud <'ahiiicl designees present were: slrurtlnn. told the Hotar* I'lu ll to until now nnknou u to u* " "M anv nl tlmse whose joti* have Ilra rh at 10:45 p m. Saturday. He Department Frid ay at 4:30 p. m. John Fm tar Dulles, secretary U ry of Cardinal Steplnac free from prls tlay that n state I'-honl *urvev been id IOI idled were good people died shortly ufthrward* In the Ilu- nl Dcl.nnd. rre ia ry thmihl he brought bark t** teeiinrile nn under a conditional release enmpeteid and witling We lire put slate; Ezra Tuft Itepson secretary lifa x Hospital. Father H. L. Zim­ The two rouil*. with h are elig i­ CountV tu make a new survey of granted by Marshal Tdo * govern ling them nn a reserve list and id agrieidlurp: M arlin I’ Durkin, merman officiated at the service* ble for nsilMnnce from the federal the school nec«U In th*s rnuntv mrnt remainad in ilia little town Ihey will he given re employment secretary of lab o r. Arthur K Sumnntl Interment ws» msde In E v e r­ I government, are the Southwest He sold that the sthooU nre ell of Ivrasle Both to nnd Cardinal il* |oti oppiutumllcs tirl*e " tn* m rrfiehl. imxlmuxter general; Gov "oiqd.is Mi K ay. of Oregon, secre­ green een Cemetery Cemetery. . Itnad, or Chstunan mad which gillie to Issue some 41 OSOtWl In W y iiy n sk l had Indicated thev could said, tary of ulterior. Georair* M H u m ,. The, condition of M w. !lllaneh ) f r „ m Oviedo to the Cheney Itothii lor (hr um xtrurilon of ne« not come in Ituuir for fear the The i T i . i i riu hi . .........am i d j pin ■ Stringer, passenger In the Hn ringer, u paasnBgcr Hneep Highway and the Form at Cityst'luint biilldlni'* umter Hie v-huol Yugoslav and Polish I'uvcrnmenl* Ilu* ilium nl Fred M< Mull*"* a , and ■•in • •r**t.us of tlie treasury1' Ity lair Weeks, secretary of car, who wa* seriously Injured In l.ongwdod Itnad, nr tin* Hoohinilo intendment ndopleil 1**1 Nuvein would refuse them readmlttum'*1 (** i ri'*hi<Mil ali .vmv in Ilu l e v coin the accident, wa* reported at noon B id ing* Jionif. losef t a rd liu l division her hill explmnetl ihnl at present ilo-ir i n'lntries He birm erl* w:>w 1 li| today n* still critical at the H a li­ s ,'!l 'Df t ( H1 If.n li 1* u hn uii't iiameil Superintendent of School* I'nv ronstrm-lion ru*t« t'd*. >• *'t toil Mout*/..pi v nt lloiutnrv Ill addition tn the ti-olntlnn. n 'h J iNfijhnurr s.ml hi* fax Hospital In Daytona Beach. burn T Milwee spoke to the l!o gn verv far anti that careful ***r ra iilin .il at the U)|ii eonsUtorv is the Si.de H.idniud i 01111111**11ill Tf and mu*' w.inil . 1**1 1 .ml altm She suffered multiple iran fracture sine RUfirreu iniimpip u r* of i*At ,r , * ,' F h* tX? ....................................sting t, . . . r turv tilth IndllV (UI the growth ill vev* will have (u be made to mal*. in (irisun in a Ihlul Communist oey geneial lie will ill aw ,1 il. Mm (oily agreed” In clear all federal the nppniiitivc jobs in the future with iir ilm n l Tien, school entollmi'nts and tin* n* . • » sure Ihul ll i« *peul whele II it lo unlrv Tliiuiin w * '*«■ i »-'• F X p,v *,‘T v S L - " * . ' . • - 5 ; ! . 1 arehliisluip id Peipmi:. atleadv I* animal alaia lim n l!ie mail dr It* toddle an m em hcc. of Congres* ,, . . , , . , llcach, In eonlunetion with Volusia *itv f<>r expanding -.bool faeibii*- needeil most pui tiiienl The CIO'* III of the M-lioot enrol' an exile truni lu* >um iiiuiusl ruled s'"» Kttowland ot t allform a. The condition of Volu»la county County; corm>l-ti..t. *.f the French " Mt M11llim w ill be (lie Hind lull Chairman of the Senate Republican m rnt* in Florid.i «■•* om ph.ni/ril enonli ( S h e riff Jim T u rk e r, Injured in a Avenue widening |ir*>i*vt, and the time re-•lilt•III .itlorpev when he *.iid tbnl mure limn III ivxl to lb*' |*io bmi I,mg Tumbled Con collision while rushing to the scene w|dcnlti«- „ f state It*.ml Id. which "We rut­1 ll'le eiuplii) nieiil «tl ,1 f "Ilex 1 0111uilttee. said after a conferi'iu-e will) Fisenlunver timt tlie addithui.'il I'hllitren are entering , sM nri.d Hall In the pope's Vatlc.ltl thud b in t IlfIte illlOMO'V 1of the Speer accident, was //p o rtf r,„ „ a, , t*. Lake Florida piddle school" every year I aparlincril 72 old members id Ihe Imxtni'*' ed as somewhat improved. He wa* Jessup. tml will save 1IIMIM-X I " " t K i.il hail "fu lly agreed to follow lie said llia l Hn 1;i-1 time u " iru - v iiillc n lulled in ermine Irim m ed Slip 1* It X ill 1luitilf1 ih Li Ii .iih II i '»"• ensinmury practiee" nf check ulso In tho H alifax Hospital A letter from West*1 w:is made in Ihi* eieiptv «a* in scarlcl robe* listened lo the pon mote nl1 Mlhi < with G D I' lawown Idlg.iltiui 1fill !< mg ippolldim-id* ^*VC*A|,: ' ^ *V rj"' rf^**” *1 ^ ivrVf/?***! f • *U*kr U-1' * ' ■ n »/l n t”1 !* i»" 'f x » n t v^ C **"! ™ * * •....... ... On l ' , „ s i , , 11)17 nml 1li.il .it that tin*** Ihe L i lift'* ***l« inn word* They had cut nil til ed A ex Littlefield ns sh e riff of ............................... „ M i r i t Li\» id tile |iru Mian school lud no eiir-illinent ol liowril ll'c ir head* .n *dcnt agree ly c ix . « ft.) h ,*.- dr.t" it r * ' 41*11** Volusia county. exists In state funds for building .71? pupil*. II mo* hu* <*'i'i piirdl* ipent and hoiiKige lo Ihe nope us 1to .......... ♦1 1 '•1 I., him.tb- c.i 1 Inf l ‘t*k Seoul Leaders The fourth victim of the two prim ary road*, hut Unit thi* situ ­ Voile W illiam * .It .. Slat*- |(* pi Further null* atlii" Ihe growth of be named Ihe ? l new I al dill Ills accident*, W alter liu. avi* of Chnita, tile 1ico 1 ll • 1* •lllllio l I * * {.. Ill io n Ibring* I I 1<IIT" Iabout I O 'M II II N il I I l l ' l l * lof l| ation n xuiplu* sentnllvo fmm Sanford reel title Seminole t'nnntv xehratlx he point Itoheil m while and led the fli To .Meet Tomorrow noogn. Tenn. was killed almost lit- fthf, ra| fltm h *.-rh ), „ „ 11tl.v n lll homed a* a nicmbet of tin- H-- •• rtl out |t*;it l;*-l v e n Ibcrc *"*-ri' year old spiritual lender of 12'* mil •dually. He was reported to have used on prim ary and certain sec­ A 111111<111lotion* w IV I1 I t lll't 111 It <’omttiit tee, l.-fl 2 712 while children lu the public hop t’ alholie* spoke from td* bifib | been under parole for burglary ondary roads." the letter Mule*. Ibis afternoon to ulti-ud th*- tin • '«’ M Id » I * id r \ poll rn|l \ 1•<‘etui no id 1in: uf S.-minule school* here, whereas now there committed In Georgia last year. dot led ini ••ns: :",l.,,,2P,'t Egvpti; 1f| N 1111 * "•tv 11*1v Soon; leadei* **f pub "Pleaso hear this in mind when ing in Tallahasen- w hjih * t:u l* i * are 3 (02 At Junior High Sehool throne ill Ihe Cnnsistprinl Hull Today's elevations to Ihe prince alt clils*-4'N In - -how 11 lliat !•’> » |l|‘l S. ..u l* and llov Si <<iii*. w ill The accident occurred west of planning your secondary program morrow of the llou*** mid S in a i be Daytona Beach Saturday night for 108.1. Your monc-v w ill go a l­ Appropriations Committees w ill Slone there were 2Wi pupils last him of the church were from 13 rent w.i III ,1 repilblie to tie i ' nI. i I i b* XI ot the Finn Methodist fiiu r v k year a» compared with 311 at the countries, bringing to 77 the n >m lished 10 E , vnl the indeiu-odenl , ,>( Snofurd toinoi row. at 7 ,'Iff when the Speer car ran Into the most twice as fa r if v»u *|tcn I it the Stati* Budget Commission present time her represented in the college This weekly II**.a M Yonssef said I' mI iis n 01 John Pieison announced toside of the Davis car which was on road* nullable for federal par­ I'oinllnfi out even more serious I* the highest In Ihe nearly 2DOu Named to the House Committ*** parked ncros* the highway. No ticipation." Whethi-r F.-vpl will contimie ** ,1,1 Plan*, w ill beunule for the over crowding at the Negro school*. hv Speaker-elect C l-'.-rri* lit cm.i vear history nf the church and In a human bv *r shift lo a t. public f.dl.wvinu »*>n*i.b 1atnio al lid* lmreason ha* been disruverrd yet Mr Milwee Indicated that he hopes The Commission stipulated this of Ocnln. Mr. W illiam * is tin- fo ' why the Davis r s r ws* parked In eludes four nultons who received muv In- ill * .led *<"'11 3 1 ■" *'ni i*oil.u,l ....... ting f.*r lb* good »f <• a comm Hire of laymen w ill lie up their first rard inn lales—Yugoslav mrnt spokesman iul a ...Iiilu n r in S*'mlnob- County: this position, according to Investi­ morning that no County mud fund* representative from S *• m in pokesutan recently -aid w ill be spent on the prim ary toad Coun-v to attain a position on tl >> ■Hiintcd to work with Dir school la. Colombia, Ecuador and India com m issi.'ll -dll role nil whether gating o fficial*. 1 l)b**-rvon-i* n l National Boy iMiard in helping lo decide what system. A«. J . F . McClelland, Important committee. He ha* b-ft the i*sne 1 n, tu- ileeoled hv |ioli Scoot Week. F**b 7 I I S h e riff Tucker, sun of Dr. J . chairm an, staled, '* . . That's the this afternoon for Tallahassee t * (Might to lie done here ulnr set* <*r hv a «**n*111u«-nl liod) Ity A L E X S IN G LE T O N Powell Tucker, pastor of Orlando's 2 Court of H**n**t be to ld ill President Boll H arris announced state's obligation." A rimslderable attend the opening session of HeIt.natlaurg On I'sae Sts) ZAG H F.il Yugoslavia 'ff -Yugo ........... ri- s ix * Snnfmd during Natiennl lli.v Srout amount of money already ha* been meeting in which departmental ai< that there w ill he no meeting ol slavin'* Coinmunlxl government 0 111'- 'I H R L A I L N S 1 11 l l . k W **l,. w illiam . H utchison, (h a ir* >ent hv the County for accruing pmprlation reipiesta are stu*ti..| the club next Monday nn account first denied ami Ihen grunted new* 11 ' 1 , '7 '*'r*’ *' •' mini of the Court -aid w-c will have .................................................................................... . ghts-nf-wny for prim ary roads, before piescntathm to the l.egl-lu- id Ihe Chain ol Missions which will paper mini permission In see ailing quick cnnipi-mise Italy s rat wav* ..................... . Kl(L,|„ |;1„ K> be held ut the Episcopal Parish A ln jilic Cardinal Steplnac tosluy are line fur a strike al midnight it was slated nt the meeting, which |ture. t o ur annum ...................... to should suffice In that respect. The series of meetings w ill mu- House mi Frid ay, Ja n . 23. t,.,| ,llM .............. .. )In, only five hours alter m lldiam i'h Innlght wlm It may |-araly/e Ihem Mr. Milwee wns introduced by had Mopped Ihi* correspondent two for 21 limn* M r. M cClelland, who proposed tlnue through Frid ay when n lu ­ .......... Week H. II. Benton, Lake M ary resi­ the roml* to lie presented lo the ces* w ill 4** ralleil until Jan. 22 in P rincipal it. E . True Walter Hay miles frnni Ihe village nf Krnide The si lu iluled wulk.mt uf ZlXUMxl ( , K i. k-ltn«h-kcc ............ M af. ' “ program lies hud charge ol the d istrict meeting, stated It should lient for the past 18 vears tiled permit Governor Dan McCarty uo l where Steplnac lives, the director r:',!!': V ",: " ! : . ! r ; " ’; r! ; , r c . (h a irm a n o f ....... tone un.l act III Charles Morrison led Ihe singing be brought out at the meeting that o ilier officials to attend the Inim nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. J . of Information In Znureli granted hi'himl 1hi ,\firki'r>4 (lunianil** for y 1114**t \kill t»'ll ii“ all ilfiitit thi a an* H. Skcwcs with whom he made onlv as much as I* neressary from j-uratlon o f President-elect Dwight with Frunels Itoumillut ut Hie l»i . [lermisslon for me In visit Ihe vtmri' | m v 1nm l Mull l I'rit. .(mt fun making arm. available funds should h'tim'd f o r ..................... ll. Ei-enhower on .Inn. 2(1. T h r 1 1 in mnni^l fu*w • n tnrr I.* ('M III i, his home, at 1:00 a.m . yesterday cardinal. Visitors Introduced were Hamid j tlb) two roads, it. C. Dodd, former Heading the Senate em nm i"1'’ I A spokesman for the di rector If rill u 1l.ii onvil I m L i v that O.IHNt j f» following u lung illness, Miidti'i* 1, t it M«»t Hit a , I ra Ins u on hi hr haltril If'nnllnurd On Page Six I He was born Dec. <1, 1882 In chairman of the Hoard of County w ill !>*■ Senator George C, Day ton Henry ot B arrie, O nL. l>. A. Flake Mini i iDi i'M'iitnt' . ■“ nf nil Ni’Cnifu( Grand Haven, Mich . Ja c k /tic k ­ Commissioners, that both . said of Undo County, while Hep Jan *■* North Adams, Mass, and wa* * iriu nnltn uri' i> 4iieti fully er of Jurniea. lamg Island, Thomas I retired mining engineer, J lc was roads fell under tho federal aid ft. Moody of Plant C ltv w 'll head Murphy ol Holley, N. Y ., Howard |n iilti'Iltl Ihi*1 tin Plliur. DUfl ofthe House committee. There nr*' 11 . . . . employed by the Lake M ary Post program. •4Mtfiri»HUnii4 f«1r I 1m* i?o<m| of it HDitiiM«i) ftH a'Mii# hla ( The meeting ot D''Land I* being members on the former commit'* " O ffice. 14*0111 I ft kf. arranged at the request of J . Max- and 20 nn the latter. Survivo rs Include one brother, ton Lloyd, Daytona Bench, new t\. I'lnriri f**i th»* notional UniThe two committees are charged ouhc P erry E . Benton, Hr, o f Dayton. member of the Htal- Road Depart- with the responsibility for scrutin­ in C a llf e n iiu , .1ulv 17-23, Ohio; and several nieces and mont board from this district, ac­ izing ail proposed expenditures **f Itlft'l i Flense coin*1 mu! greet your nenhuwa, cording to M r. Sweat. Tho mert- state tux money. W hile ll I* p**'en worker* of the New \eur* Services w ill be held at B ris- Ing will b« conducted •" » Bv JOHN CH AD W ICK | for such a probe slhle for I**f1nli'd appropriation* to C ity Flrvm rn wem forced to son Funerel Home a t 10:80 a m , McCarthy w ill he chairm an nf (Continued On rage Hta> he -enacted over the objections of tear out part uf u wall adjacent WASHINGTON iff — The Senate AU D U BO N S P E A K E R Wednesday w ith R sv . White and these two rnmmittees, It Is exceed­ tu « chimney in order to exlin- internal security siihcommllteo to- tho Senate’s permanent invrxtigo II .lam e, (iu l. Opcrutnr of a loday urged further investigation of I tlon* subcommittee. Imt he >ahl it Rev. Lucian Scott o fficiating. ingly d ifficu lt. gulali a Iioiimi blaze at I Hi t Maple , Bed InfltiencM In the nation's would lie willing to torn over It* cal insurance mfeiu-v ainl form sr B u rial wilt b* mado in Evergreen Avenue lu»t .Saturday night, A » - 1 and college, and *ald there filet nnd co-operate w illi nnothcr Mayor uml City C»mmM*l<mer. w ill Cemetery. be tin* guest speaker at the s l.ta n t Ftrc It. T . Thomas re“ many hundred* of teachers rongressiim.il unit County Audu­ The Intelnu 1 security sub'-oininit ing nf the ........... ported lid s morning who are Communists." Appointments to the Sanford In ­ bon Society next Monday at 7:30 Firem en were firs t alerted ut The subcommittee said It has tro speeifleatly reeommendeil that dustrial Board will I f made to­ 8:45 p.m. when a defective turned up evidence from all parts it nm lim ic investigation in Ihe cd p. m. ut th» Geneva Community night at the regular meeting of . Ollle Edmund*, president of chimney set the adjoining w all ........... fy nn t nmmunlsl pone ilcalim iiil Held In uihl'lton, it pro H all. George Sw art/, publicity *11«!>e country ■ ' i■« ■ tho Cltv Commission, the agenda Stetson U n ive rsity, w ill he the trillion nl college*, high schools uml posrd that state legislature* con recinr. unnoiliu-eil. George Hague, about no, San prepared by City Manager Tom prlnrlual speaker at the annual ahlxxe in n wooden fram e house, elementary school*. • xldtr setting up cu in iiiitlers tn owned by II. It. .Sanders and oc­ FernaldLemon states. ford, waa taken to the C~OF c M K ir r luncheon meeting of the Centnd During its public hearings In undertake sim ilar probes locally Also, hlds for auditing the C ity ’s Florida division o f the Children’s cupied by Anna Jeffeoat, Negro. New York City lust September and Laughton Hospital this morning It was still nut clear how (he The hoard of director* of th# Chief Thoma* iwld no estimate October, the group said, il became new Congress will hanith- ll* C**m Seminole itkmi of tha books will lm received. A report I* Home Society of Florida Tursdav wlth severe lacerations County Chamber of forahaad and hoae after hla hrad scheduled to be mado by the T r u f­ al I2:(!n p . m al the W inter Park nf the damage to the dewlllng bad apparent It could only survive the nuilixt Investigations, ulthnnuh Sen Commerce w ill meet tomorrow ate Republican Leader T 1 1 ft of went through the windshield of fle Committee ' concerning the Woman's C u b . Randall Chase, di­ been made by the department. situation In a hrnud fuxhinn nnd night in tlie City Hull at 8:00 his car In a mishap on Pineway West First Street traffic problem vision president, announced today. T lie only other fire alarm dur­ submit nn Interim report to Ihe Ohio snhl hut night the line* nf o'clock, Fo rrest Brcckcnridg#, and on tho feasibility of Installing jurisdiction will he staked nut heRoad, off of South Sanford AveAn election of officers w ill be ing the past three days wn* a new Congress. manager, nnounced today. P la n t Iw frn committees lo prevent over­ parking meters on the north side This it did today, In a 13 page held for tho division, composed of smoldering neon sign in front B0#* concerning the road program fo f Highway Patrolman R. D. Har­ of Commercial Avenue, between Volusia. Seminole. Orange. Lake, of Ihe Town Pump, 11(1 West report to It* parent body, the Sen­ lapping. the coming year w ill be discussed. oft told Interviewers on an NBC T b I ate Ju d icia ry Committee. rison said that Mr. Hague wa* Hood and Park Avenues. Brevard and Osceola Counties. F ir s t Street, last Saturday morn­ television program that the Sen The lubcommlltoe'a findings traveling e u t on PI newsy Road A report Is to be made on a Headquarters for the society Is st seem certain tn spur plans afoot In ute's GOP Police Committee w ill about 6iM a.m., left the road a t petition for atreet Improvements Jacksonville, where an orphans' ing at B:53 a.m. The rain and subsenuent seep­ the new Republican-rontrollod Coo- Iron md any conflicts In the Senoln. the left aide and atniek the edge from clllstns on Fourteenth Street, home la located. ing w ater In the sign's support­ gresx for gn Intensive search for then reconcile any differences with B IT / . of » culvert. Damage to tha IH t weat of Oleander Avenue, and a Purpose of the society, Mr. request will bo considered for the Chase said. Is to provide homes for ing rod containing the connecting aulivcrslvea in (he nation's schools. the House. Ford coach he waa drtvli "F tu rs and Stripe- For«v#r" w ires caused a short circu it In the Taft said It has not hern decided Rep. Veldt ( H i l l ) already has installation of a street light on' orphans and other children nreding 1:34 - 3:r.h • 5:21 - T : ID - 9 :14 w ires and tho eventual smolder­ said Ihe House Un-American A c­ whether McCarthy w ill bo given West Eleventh Street, approxi­ home*. ** Jr^Hague, Patrolman Harris MOV1KLANI) the major Investigative rule. He tivities Committee, which ho Is ing. Chief Thom ss stated. mately a block west of Cedar Ave­ said, walked to tha residence M r. Chase w ill give tho welcome "Islnndu of Deslr-*" Thu burning wire* wero quick­ slated to hoad, Is ready to under­ said he favored a search for x"b nue. J, B. and Introduce guesta and xneakcra Show starts (!:3'J Tko Commission will meet at a t tho forepart of tho mooting, ac­ ly extinguished nml no other take such an Investigation. .Sen. v c rilv e s in collegcx hut onlv whore (Continued On Page S ix ) damage was found by Firem en, M cCarthy (R-W la) also has called liOO p.m. nt tha City HaU. cording to tho program. Funeral Services Work On 2 Roads Held In Sanford Being Requested For Vivian Speer By County Board Milwee Talks To Rotary Club On School Problems Two Killed And Two Resolution Will Ho O t h e r s Critically Considered At Par­ Injured In Accident ley Of Road Hoard Ii'owth Of School *'i»Hnn'nts Soon As Ponniring Huilti joti1 Rep. Williams Is Named For House Appropriations H. H. Benton Diet* At Lake Mary Home X , H Hluze Hut Out By Firemen Saturday ncorirc Hmrue Hurt In Anto Accident Red Penetration In High Schools And Colleges Turned Up By Subcommittee City Commisnion To. Meet Tonight KdmundH To Address Winter Park Meeting Movie Time Table .p : No. ini Eisenhower, Cabinet Talk Over Domestic And Global Problems County Commission Reorganizes Anti-Monopoly Action Against Oil Compa­ nies May Be Diver­ ted To Civil Steps The whole cave originated In a Federal Trade Commission report that major U. S. oil companies have worked with foreign com panics to divide up the world oil m arket. Stephen I Splngarn. a member of (he commission, ratlrd on Tru A man a few minutes before the an "n o u n ce m en l of the President's eon ditlonal offer tn drop the crim inal proceedings. lie left the White House with a sharply worded blast against drop­ ping the crim inal proceedings Splngarn told reporters It looked to Rim as If tha oil companies had performed "ona of the greatest itmw jobs i(w hitew ashes) In h is­ tory7, by convincing th* Mate n r I j i i tin.nigh Iu e s d a t, little (lu n a r In Irin p rra lu rr except slightly cold­ er Interior south portion tonight, w jr in r i Tursday. ifW stSU-.- iSL&- L4i U U -..., �» • .t • T H E HANFORD IIR K A L D P in l Mon- J i l l . '12, 1953 Blues In The News By ROD ANTHONY Martinez Js. Voted , Johnson Completes Best Kookle Boxer Philippine Service Coca G>la Magnate Is Dead In Atlanta l fc N EW Y O R K Wt—Vince M artin*!. Ralph J . Htukcl, J r ., a ir controlC L A R K A P R - (Special) Now mao airm an, has been accepted for enroutc for reassignment In the 23-ycar-old Paterson, N. J . "Hobby Sox Ido l" today was named Rookie the Naval A viation Cadet Program ’ United States following hla com* .1 and left N A A S and the city of pletion o f a sixteen-month tnur of of the Y e a r for 1032 by th« Roxlng A T L A N T A < * - A ia Griggs Cand- Sanford Frid ay. He la plnnnlrig tn duty w ith the U. S. A ir Force in W riters of Am erica. Martinex outdistanced Ralph ( T i ­ le r J r , who helped hn f it h n spend n « .._ alinut eight days leave at -the Philippines, Is Airm an Second faihlon a mtiUlmllllon-dnllar Coca Ida home In Wisconsin Della, Wine, Class Ja rv is If. Johnson, son nf .1. ger) Jones of Yonkers, N. Y . and Tomm y H arrison, Ln* Angeles Cola em pire, dk-d yesterday at (he bofore reporting to Pensacola for I). Johnson, of Sanford. ago nf 72. A/2c Johnson, who is scheduled light heavyweight. In the vnllng further processing. When Ralph Ida physician, Or. Vernon Pow­ reports to Pensacola, hn w ill be to arrive In San Francisco in mid- No final total was announced by e ll, la id a malignant condition given a physical examination and. Jan u ary aboard the UBNH "Gen- President Nat Fleischer The w riters w ill present a plaque cauaed the fin an cier'! death yes­ If found physically uualified and cral Fred C. Ainsw orth," w ill next terday after an lllncaa of several ncrnnautlrallv adapted w ill be en­ be stationed with the Sflflth A ir In M nrtlnrz nt their annual dinner months. tered In the II. 8. Naval School F n ire Hand at Donaldson A ir Force Thursday night at the WaldorfAstoria. After making million* In Coca of Pre-Flight where he w ill re­ Rase, S. C. Martinez, a handsome youngslrr Cola. Candler went Into real es­ ceive concentrated academic, ath­ A gradate Irom Leesburg with dark hair anil flashing rye s, tate add at one time owned U letic and m ilitary training. Upon High School, he enlisted for m ili­ Is a combination boxpr-ptmchrr A l­ apartment buildings and several completion of hla NnvCad train­ ta ry aervlre in Ortnhcr nf 1050 hotels. ing he w ill iH'cnrue a naval aviator and departed for assignment in the though he ha* been fighting longer than a year he qualified under the Hla father was n (Hair druggist and be commissioned as on ensign. who acquired the ntaglr formula W hile stationed here at N A A S, Philippines In August o f the fo l­ rookie rides of no more than 30 lowing year. During hi* slay in fights nor less than in pro fights. for Coca Cola at An Atlanta drug Ralph was attached to the Opera­ The records show M artinet w in ­ atnre during (he e arly part of the tion* Department. ner (n 23 of 2fl fights with no main century. The younger, Candler A fond farewell to Chief Wallace men. t,t. Clyde (illmnnreported events In a major club until 1053. played a major role in extending the soil drink discovery Into n M .Todd who checked out of N A A S hark after spending about 21 days lie flashed before a national tele­ business worth millions before It Thursday and who w ill be leav­ leave nl his home in Clarendon. vision audience for the first time was sold by the fam ily several ing the city of Sanford soon for A rk . The six enllxled men to report hy knocking nut Tony Pellone at the weat roast. While stationed hock were Joe G alastro from H»year* later. Candler is survived by his wid­ hare at N A A B Todd filled the poa- hokan. N. J . ; Jim Patton from N or­ ttlon of Chief M aslern l-A rin s. wood, Ohio; Richard Salvino Jrnm the Islands, he served w ith the ow 'amt five children Fred J . M ahlsleilt, fireman ap­ Chicago, H I.; Ch ris KM o lblo n liOflth A ir Foree Hand, Thirteenth prentice, and Jesse I„ Ingram, sea­ from Palatka. F la .; J . W. Thomas- A ir Ferre nn C lark A ir Knrre Hasp, man apprentice, reported aboard son from H artford, K y .; and Ralph 00 miles north nf Manila, i be station for duty early Friday Wletand from Sanford. Ills w ife, the former Helen P latt, The regular monthly meeting of .live s with her parents, Mr. nnd morning from the U. S. Naval , * * ii Training Center, llainhridgc, Md. Local Hrarich 147 of the Fleet 1 Mrs. Adam Platt In Leesburg, Association w-a« held .where they have both recently Reserve L A K E L A N D ids— Low ground completed recruit training. Kred Thursday night at the Enlisted locations w ill be slightly colder bails from Long Island, N. Y. while Mon’s ( ‘lull here nhoatd the sta ­ Tuesday morning wllh tempera- |.leaso calls Mortimer, N. C. bis tion .This organisation |» open for lures dropping us low as 30 de­ .home. Welcome nhnntd men Hone iiivmhcrHlilp to any man on active grees In ihe G ainesville D ls trlrl, you'll enjoy mu beautiful Florida in duty w llh the Navy who has rumfhe Federal Stale Frost Warning wvatlier. i plated at least six years service. Service sold today. Tha last group of men to report 1For more information as to rllgiThe morning bullclin gave this lu»rk to N A A S from their holiday hillty contact Doit T aylo r In the 4 Walmr S k i Shnw» f o i l , forecast fnr Peninsular Florida for leaves came In Thursday and In - 1 Station Personnel Office or nnv . (UNO YOU* CAMHA tonight and Tuesday morning: eluded one officer rind six enlisted member of the local nrgHnixallon. Clear, slightly colder low ground locations. Light northern winds with long periods of calm . Tem ­ perature* on high ground w ill he about eight degrees w arm er than temperature* In low, ground loen lions, lowcst temperature occur­ ring between S and 7:30 Tuesday morning. Fearless Fagan frowns on the luvemaking of Janet Leigh and CarletOlt Carpenter in MGM's rn n .n ly, "Fe arle s* Fag an ." Showing on the Hit* Theater screen Tuesday and Wednesday. St Nicholas Arena HU sensational Sonin animals are irtM itive to battle with Sam m y G iulian i In light although they have no drMadison Square Garden last spring ,'eetable eyes. thrilled all viewers. He wa* out of action for several months because It has not rained In February In Kartoum, Sudan, for 40 year*. of bad harnla. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Freezing Predicted For Central Florida General Insurance M 2 H A S T F IR S T S T R U C T C Y F R It^ R H O N E 78 G A R D IN S’ D U I.I.KN T fl V IS IT IN DIA N EW Y O R K Ml—The New York Tim es said today that Secretary of State • designate John Foster Dulles plans to visit India, Paklstan anil several other Asiatic coun­ tries this spring to sound them nut an possible Joint defense against communism. A dispatch from a Tim es corftipnm lenl at United Nations headafter* here said Ihe chief aim the trip " I* to determine to what extent their government* are to cijoporate ' Iready I HI*- ||I In ihe __ _new „ *tl « i— fori *- cnordl m inistration'* plan* Hated defense against Tom m unU t aggression in Ihe F a r E a s t." » I t ’s Warm Here! t< A H T T I I 1 K H T O D A Y OUT JA M E S n . (Il)T A**oc. ^ gives you w ^ /W a A o s CHEE-ZEE fleshly ,£ * o uhq £ ^ -R ife of your daily requirement of Vitamin D Q l v i n l p T4 l fl0fiK SWRE ribs ‘ Think ofjt—the expensive vitamin that's so necessary to build strong teeth and hones is now yours in bread—New Holsum Bread. Vitamin I) makes stubborn Calcium dissolve, puts it to work building beautiful teeth and healthy frames for you and your family, l lolsum gives you plenty of Calcium too, and all the other vita* mins and minerals recommended by the National Research Council's Food & Nutrition Board. Yet— and this is hard to believe —New Holsum costs no more than other bread! Try New Holsum with Vitamin D today. Golden South A m erican ;n'rr * I"""*•»• In. I ! Q ««ftlltr R ig llU l#**rvo cL f-Hec 419 Rust tut 8t. W* Eaat Srd 81, ■ v.' I * ~ Sandwich**! NewHolsum 93 3/4 % | t Y e s , i t ’s t r u e>!! Expected temperatures for low ground locations; Gainesville D istrict: 30 to 3(. pockets 27, frost. Upper Fa st Coast and Orlando D istrict*, and north portion nf Drooksvlllc D istrict; 3t to 33 de­ grees, pockets 28, frost. Rartow and Rldgo D istricts and aoulh iMirllon of the Ilrnoksvllle D istrict: 32 to 30 degrees, pockets 20. scattered fro st West Coast D istrict: Tem per* lure* ranging from 31 st E lfcrs to 33 nl Televast except pockets 20 to 33 In the colder places Jons area, scattered Im il mostly light Indian R iver D istrict: Tem pera­ tures ranging from 31 at Cocoa tn 33 nt Vcro Rrnch to 33 nl Stuart, scattered frost, mostly light Everglades D istrict; 34 to 38 near the lake and 30 to 33 away from the lake, 33 tn 37 Inim okalrr area, scattered frost, noisily light. Lower E ast Coast D istrict; 35 to 40 near the coast, 33 to! 37 nnd acatlercd light frost away from Ihc to ast Forecast for T u e s d a y :'F a ir ami warm er. Temperature outlook: Warmer Tuesday night. Nn frost danger t£jcdne*day *m l Thursday morn- II. J A M K H - _ �JL rytf>r- ■- - t t *- v — 1 , -*:r;*tM> In creased A ctiv ity K a rl Leh m ann Is IDimmer tJrfrcs Aid Is Reported A t M ade C h airm an O f For P*Uoj-Mtip»«*« F a rm e rs M arkets H e a r t C a m p a ig n 1year Just past rmw-"polio inrhlrnre Hal Boyle’s Column wrrk’t salary on the rare* " The hr gossip oprratrs hy in ... oulsltlnn as u r ll a* ImaginationJ B y H A I, B O Y L E Suppose you are coming to work NEW Y O R K t it - r h ls Is the era 1" " «, bus. amt the frllnu next to he-gosslp.• •* ......... I you .mmps you In the eye with a 'III.......... Circus Day Planned |J y v C u K H V lh c t T y * „ CASSKI.IIEUUJ T i l l ’. S A N F O R D l i r i l A I . l t Mm*. Ja n . 12. 193.1 Page 3 | \ L io n s tspreiali MI.MKOCiKA 1*11 PRINTING — TYPING CRKDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES It Is s a i d t h a t modern w om en' '*khted cigar You pause at a drug Jan. 30 w ill he circus day here getting worse in nl>out the same It IS said tnat modern women ,,o re to imt on a hnndngc. and as with the Lions Chit, sponsoring S T P F T E U 8 H U R O (8pecial>— proportion that March of Dimes n,,vl are acting more like men. and ( Into the office little poison Rogers Urns, three ring circus. in W IN T E R H A V E N . (Sn eclal) Karl l!rhmann, 8 < ? rc ta ry o f the research was getting better.It.v mrn sre ae.Png more and more ln express ross ,y syin nn afternoon nod night pi-rf«i 111* Weekly reports of the Individual Kn ;.ake Countv Chamltee of Com- * ' O Connor, president of the Na- "«« womon palhy and to hml out what hap it uhx nniiouiu r*l M the m arkets In the State Farm ers L. n.rpi, T u vn n 'i has lias a arcented Rising to t he defense of the l>cned a Yon v explain Market system to L . II. Lew is. merer, rlult'* meet in w* Thurmlii) mifht Tavares, rrrn tril the tlonal Foundation for Infantile P aralysis, said today In a review bleaker sea. I would say this Is ... ... . . |h , , . . . Director, reveal Increasing volume state chairmanship of the t05*t true In al least one respect—wont .m J , v ' nmn i« t^Himmii as well as some planting activity Heart Fund Drive. It wn« announe of "Polio 1052". ovnntitt•••• mill tin* The fight between man and * n are talking less, men are talking .., fcmm „ „ |1( |hls ttM ,,, t In many of the m arket areas todav hy Dr. Jere W. Annis, ur < «hmv !<■ Immiik im ii I smoking a n y w a y " Sum m aries of these reports fnllakelan d , president of the Florida polio has become n hitter tog of- ntore hnirfit fni I hi* Aitfht rvHtlan war which only unparalleled sue- Women used lo have lo talk about kidding'’ You weren't in n find Mind and h«*«iltti and v c ltin r T K I . K I ' I I O N K S ISO a n il 1071 lo w i Heart As'ocinlion. your wife were you'*" Fort M yers State M arket: A to­ Itixmi tut Sanford X lla n lir N atio nal Hank llu ild ln g Mr. I.ehmann w ill direct the ress In the rurren t March of things they didn't know, because f|uy,| fund. "Yo u don't think l '\ r been fight tal of 9,M l packages brought l!>5:t drive to Iw conducted Dimes campaign ran decide in fn- their r r 'lr lr le d lives limited their sSitliipy Kcrkauiti, Iti'ith'itMl Kn gross receipts of $27,13231 the throuirhimt February for 1100,000 vor of mankind,” Mr. O'Connor knowledge of Ihe World outside |n„ wm, sontehodv vise's wife do ' irini'ci of Kluridti Slnli* M-.ini nf Ihelr homes The ladles no longer y „ „ - - vm, ^riunhlo testily past week. Volume Is expected to to support the research, education declared. adding: N\ bile scientists, supported by hare lo talk about t hlngs they "No of course not " he jiiv s and llmlth, w«i tfiii'itt -*|M*n‘ rr at 2 continue fa ir for the next two to and community service programs I Ht'iitmiili Mar eh of (Nines, sought a don't know, because now they are Inim rrlialely grabs the lupel ot llo riiuri><M)% nicvtitit! three weeks though recent cold of the Florida H enri Association difti'ii»fM‘d |iiitdle wnhi •>*•!• lilt ill ms ot preventing weather has retarded cucumber and its affiliate s in rammunitle< „ .polio's erip- "■ a position to know everything next man through Ihe door am' ri Intii'ii !<• tin* mijtpK, \%It:•t run pling afier-efieets In a mass lest i As a restill (hey are more llkelv whispers. rowlh. With weather conditions throughout the state. wtHutPU a public uati'i \Mnin frnnrovlng, inroving, favorable reaction Is ___ " f 35,tHlit youfigsters, polio claim- lo keep their pretty llllle moolhs "Lim it at Joe tint ., black c«e Mr. Lehmann w a s horn III Wisui»t|i*i 14'uulat itniw (lit Sin!** iflclpatrd. anticipated. Cucumbers brought censln and spent 20 yea's a* a I ''•* approximately the same niim- shot In Important m ailers. I would In a Rt-hl u lh some guy's wife lloatd nf ID tilth Mini, tin in* * ih « from $1.30 to |9 oo per bushel for secretary of the Internatlo, ' So- * ' r " f vletiins throughout the rather trust a secret today to many I hear " ITit1 l ily of Snitrnril. I'loiltlii. x\ill rt'cvivt* tiruiMmulH **f mntiid for put it % tn•i*'«. • • i»* Fa n cy, top grade pepper $4.30 to ciety of Christian Endeavor In country m an outburst as per- women than some Tien In tvisi "Whose-*" from the pnMir lor «iilx;mim: the gritmlHlnnil at the oltl M M |iiiri*«l l»y lhi* drpfn t ini'iil 13.00 and top grade tomatoes $1 oo Mostnn. lie retired from this pos|. v ir s e n s it was unprecedented." ness affairs particularly they often "Search me You don't suppose It to M .00 per no lb. carton. bull purls lim itcil ut Mrlltmt lilt* anti C e lr r t Atcntirw. In a ytiir-eiid tabulation thruogh hiitlnn Ihelr lips better, for Ihrv eonid he the bookkeeper's wife d. I r ," ‘ ........ ... « a . nttnoh d lo tlon In 14*20. and came lo Florida Sanford Stale Farm ers Market to make his home in loike County December •.’ 7, the tJ. S. Public feel less need lo brag about •'being j j r HJtN ,|,,m.| „ K tt,n, |„ .r .'I memhets lio . -i* m .hided Ilials* or propownls will lie retelveil until I I*. M. .MonHny One day's volume the past week In Mnntverde. Set vice reported 57.2P.I in thr rrn l know." lot al the office Christm as pnrtv " ......... ... 0nm«w. la k e AKu-d club, j Health .. l ion || K W imk I, ,\utl»9«»«\ h*ili**a'* nn this m arket totaled in excess c tt’iting. .Inniiiirv 20. IIL*»:l. S u n e s s fu l bidder ntttsl forWho spreads th r'w ild prattle and \\>tl. in half an hour the offu-t During World W ar II he served I’.i0*'0 flWi f* it* -UOJ-eomprrred to illttl \llllh-f I* Itlt lll h. If- Hull of 21,000 packages of 31 varlelles ns executive manager of the U . S. In ll'Vii t V | s ' '°f f 0,.',rrJ 1n. ? , , , f ^ J ? r '« r.*- I* burring with the news that oh nislt bund and iiiwiirnm-e. Indding ('lit of Sunfortl free of fruit and vegetables, the heavi­ Treasury Savings program I*-*I!* This made IPKJ hv fat torlay' Sadly. I how to the fact: It j „ r ,m,|,.r | , , , |nmp , ’*,|t"tpion. Maitland, Andy CosIn est day's vnlunto this season. Florida. He has (wen active In the th. • worst ' " y.-nr of all time. Is as likely to he a man as a t trying to plnv footsv tootsy with *»;''l<. golf pin of t.ittle Ur«k. \ ik . polio from nil eliiim s and diimnge arising front tlentolisblng, Leading commodity during the llov Scoots of America and holds •Polio h it year was shot woman I , hr bookkeeper's h.iosfniu after , r - ***■*%••• nnsl Hi nee II. reper Mtlvngntg and lem m n l on nml front C ity property. Sueweek was cabbage followed by u Silver Denver. He is a Past Clov- Jhro'tgh t'amphcll. foroieily of i n Pa with Inflation." M i. The "he gossip" Is among us In dark The only people who don' celery, cauliflow er, pepper anil ernnr of the Flo tilla D istrict of eeswfnl bidder im M lettve bull park elettn and free of nil ................... " A ll pn vioo con full flower Do y tll know one of believe It are Joe and the hook anil now lesnh-nl of I'a . dh-rry. potatoes. A good volume of a large Kiwnnls International. cepN of the dlsea>e In Its epldrm ......................, ...................... ........... .................................................. .............................. these busy .......... little ,poison moolhs | keeper And If the Imokkeepe1 debris and must girt* estim ated date of completion rtf variety Is antlrlpaled during Ihr On September 5, 1052 , Mr. I.rh- r" rn#,,/ " 'd *'• ■•■rapprsl. The old, thrse alm rllvr freaks of r sex lh.xl I hears the rrport he w ill sospeel 1 i«etieaM> .,11 rurren t week. The New Years firs! msnn heeame Ihe first secretory | ,m"j'N 't"l thiimh rule for d. job. A ll eonerele. steel, pltimbinu fix tu res, baek-stop ■. , know i ■> *trnna and secretly would '•''"o '3 days sales totaled 37,073 units of " i™the ? *h.-n ^ u . organised n , ' “ ' " " g " " epidentir n« nnv jnel >||,.n|then n newly Or" ’ like to make a pn*s .it his wife at a tfrnss valuation of $83,340.60 f the then nrw|> organised Dr net ami ball park lenre nol int ituled. County Chamber of Com *I i" » h, , , , hl> How can a mail deal with a I" of him hail nM thrown ,s Fort Pierce Stale Farm ers M ar­ nnge luriTi* In Orlnndn. lit* *ervr*l conhud «iniplv li»«t * {n^sln* Thi* **.inir »» iv miiiihm * riim n*lli* .iml .1 111fl«* f.*11In* 1 <m I ket: 16.837 crates of tomatoes Unum i'lv In (hid field during the inennmif *in*l«-r tin uvulunrh** ••f t'*xder II U there he dlMllM thr % done with lm I i ' “ 110 t 11* v d Alvin w.i% 11110K 114 •• T h e * "it x t i s m t ' s the tiglii lo re je tl any or all o ffers, moved the past week with best • , , malice of an Idle mind, whl* sips start a counter campaign Fo - mighty sm all holt grades selling at F D R prices of past th lrtv years, a record lo I'"**" vutun« " * ••**••- Mr tt'Coonor prrlnu his own rumors as Into Ihr example tell an office buddy llcfore long the whole o lio , will $3.50 to $7.00 and fa ir lo ordinary chamber of commerce work in the ( I l f f.lM* || * # *• C I T Y o r S A M O H II . . r .[ \ ; ' , v r ,rtl‘ *A'r ''n l|re c a r of every fellow w orker who "A * I was going home ln*t nigh' believe Ihe he gossip i . ... , heap quality at $2.00 to $5.00 Though *01m ^' , bor nine years he served loo asOlio the......... I i ™.. ". 1. «'•* :W eases ,„ .r c„ m , (|r |nk |( v.nt I saw b lg ears A lsln bend he picks up eignielle holts from T hu s. I.. I.emitii I , , --comes upr, inr afor urmx 11 vmi wearwear i s.,w little nine rug r there has been considerable frnsl ' ! ? "' I'd i, clean shirt lo work, h r passes over and pick up something from the street And a few may then In that area, nn big damage has reerclary of the Orange County n ' ( 'll) .Manager reach the ronrluxlon (hut he gels ' ’ “ ,nM' ............... 1 the word you gnl a raise Forget Ihe sidewalk " been reported In fields nol com­ Chamber of Cnmineree, going from s there to the .Seminole County C of most of his Instill* lufiirmntinu tin* ..................... L | ,1.i. ... " ,, U l,h .. HI lo KYI fid T*nn your 9IIW9 shoes stiiiirti, shined Mini and u w "ti "What was it * " pletely picked, so a light t'omato , ' " n ' ,,"o; Mi lines ota with I 17. goes thr bulletin: " U s l his whole "Sear*<i me Out Ihe guy ahem'same w ay volume Is anticipated for the next C lit Sanford where he served for four yenrs. and In 103(1 he was Iowa with 11:1 and Kansas w ith! two or three wpeks. (The national rate Is hn«-d on Florida C ity State Farm ers M ar­ employed ns secretary of the Lake ket: Increased tomato volume is County Chandler of Commerce anil esilmati-d population ns of July I, t h e st a ll - t a l e s on t h e IllftO anticipated along with a light vnl has served his home county com­ cIKft'J, ensus | time of beans sml squash No ma mercial organisation at Its offices terlal frost darnsge was suffered In the Ciftirl House In Tavares for S E E K R E P E A L D E I.A tt during the last cold spell 1.733 thrse lit years. H A IN ES C IT Y iJX- Repeal of Mr. I.ehmann has the distinction erstes of tomatoes were sold Ihe oast week at prices ranging from of being the first chamber of com tne stale io n,titulo io.il ameml $1.07 to $7.00. firnss receipts to metre secretary in America to re menl lornning Ihe closed slum is hr ,the Florida eelve nil honorary degree front a asked ... - - ('muted of growers totaled $80,200 00 .Ir,"' " " t k e r s ( A H .) Immnknlee State Farm ers Mur college in recognition of such rivie Ihe union meeting here ket: Light lo fa ir volume of eu lo tivities. Rollins College nwnrded cumbers, tomatoes, squash and i ,lt'" degre.- of Id . D. in 1923 . •lav. asked the •" provide pepper arc reported moving on In I KM he was awatded » T , "»»'"'|d'jvment eomnnisa ibis m arket, due somewhat in lie- I rc rtlflc a le from N'ortliwestein , ‘ and .1 la*w Khudis At tween season pcriial and chlllv D niverslty at Evanston, III. , director of organ weathnr slowing cron growth and Mr. I.ehmann has served as both m , 7 , " r , ,a *'l ' h" m aturity. 6.437 packages of pro-1 secretary and president of the , ' 'l ,!v “ ho--* duce brought grower* gross re-1 Southern Cotnmercinl Nvcretarh** :.V '' ■ * " l '"’ ‘’Or"* cror.-, cclnts of $33.273 06 for the week Association nml the Florida Com ... d»’«'ted Ftrank ending Ja n u ary 2nd merciul Secretaries Association 11 Jr." AntmrmUle. prcMdetnt Pshnkce State Farm ers M arket: b'ts heen awarded the "key of A good volume of celery al $2 3 0 - “ ''rvlce tiy Aaaorin. the Southern . ........ -........... ............ eadernhin." I'r Xuni* •lati-d, "Hie to $3 30 per crate, along with n lion and is a member of the 25 Florida llen it A*»oelnlion and it* fa ir volume of potatoes at $1.30 year clubs lit each of the National affiliate* wdl undertake the mn*t eitio*ive „f their auniiul appi-ul*. to $2.73 per bushel, cscarole at and Southern Associations. "Under Mr. Lehmann's capable In make p»*sihle nn intensified 00c to 11.10 per crate, radishes al 70c to 90c per bushel basket and fight :igniu*t the disenM-s which a light volume of beans at $3 no to <nnstil ole the nation'* leading $3.50 per bushel hamper, pepper* puldle lirallh piiddem " nt $4 00 to $5.50 per bushel are In addition to ru*ejuch, I.r Atimoving over this market. Cab ni* nilded, the Heart Fond pro. > n t i i >: volume Is also vide* for esten-lve educational ac­ Niltlee l» ll ers ity g i v e n Hull I «m hage Ip light Ml llllBil^ais M l fH j C n l m f e r available tivities. TH i -m* are ili-aigni'd In !',*•! A In HfUifonl. Hrm lm .U Palatka Slnle Farm ers Market f ounly. r i i M.t.lrr I h r K i r i l l lull* eliminate uuneeessnrv fear and to hhiim Mtm11114*t •1 llt'il% W o r k * ' rihil Excellent qtiallly cabbage In heavy nripininl tin* piddle wtlli the pro - > • I tn te iu l |.| M f l U l r r « 4 |il iiMinr vnlunto and a light volume ,uf gtirurn I'o n r ti n led to i-rouhat lo-art irM ia n t in i h r n f t h r n , ll- K'xk I cnllardk U moving al Ini* ’ I111 t ie MIm N a m r N i . h l r l o - H l I t Mr. tll*ea»t\ M', market. I’ olaln planting is under anliclpated inerrasp ' h" ''•rra "f'"iH^'V'irYnii' rVur* 'I.'rl way W0F with an anllclpatril Hnnilm.le ('.Minty, n o r i a . ------IsCViil Nol ices over Iasi* year in acreage * 7 i « r l e a It. IlMMwjitrn, r ow n er Palmetto Slate Farm er* Mar D e e J J . |»«J kel: Scheduled anctluiii are over v.,, * ' V '* * " for the present Iml nrivale sale* .............. " , st ft r i i k " rim .i.. u it i.. ,, * rile r e a u t a r s n o o . l n ie e tt n g . , r tl ,r will coniinue fur Ihe light volume rttH-KtoilllerS wf tile l'|lt«et|e 11.11, 1, nf produce now moving 1.127 pack f» II. .......... »■'»•■*.......................... o f l)«le,|o In I iv le,l„. y i „ r l , l i, m|| t,r ages nf inmatocs. pepper, pole lltMin lift |||» !••' ♦ill*Ml* .ili.l iii.il •• III f r «m| ♦• ■'• lei • f|i| ii.r |tir lieM In th e t»ink nl I nn ,, ,„ hcans atpush a n d eggplant IMIFMIlHl.f I • . I f f n n I |tie I i- Il ll T u e e d a y , lunnwrv 1.1. i - f , j brmiBhl gross receipt* totaling •••lls V i tt .. >t •»• ' »» II ■• HE , it*» ele, tIon of n ir ii e r e Mint llie l i » n « »r i i ." m . •♦ill* - I ' l l % * Mli llm ■ e l lo n of an, ti Ollier tllislneaa „a $2,330.1(1 tn growers Ihe past week '.I Mm t« Mil • • HI I r.f Mf III. m ay |iro|,erl> * onte I,• f •, r,- tin- n,*-« i Plant C ity State Farm ers M ar­ *'l«*rk is h i e n c i t u t it s i i ' i i i . l i e III..Is- .............. I I..i M , Ing ket: Straw berries are muvlng in l.lllii - $1 • If ( ' h a r t , « 'I st u irr. r * .* all Iff l lrllll I m I Wi l l giHHl volume with 82.751 pint* •l«%Ilf | H bringing $30.126 50. an averago nf 36Vtc per pint on Ihe auction block. 723 growers sold through \ in 1 1 1 this market the past week. Pompano State Farm ers M ar­ ket; This market reported the largest week nf this season as to volume during Ihe post week with 260 ears nf produce moving T his was less than the 416 ears for a corresponding period last year. CRKIHT BUREAU OF SANFORD NOTICE TO PUBLIC ON DISPLAY NOW-THE 195 5 ) Legal Notices l mom 1 v ov Arcade BIGGER VALUE BETTER PERFORMANCE' Fackage Store The recent cold spell left little visible damage though It Is sure lo retard maturity and rcdiire yields. The frequent cold spell* this season are extierted to bring (). I). Farrell Ownsr CreomuNAtn rclkves promptly heesure it goes Into the bronchial system to help loosen and espd germ laden phlegm and aid nature lo'sooihe and heal raw,. tender, ' inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or money refunded. Crcomultloa curs stood the teat of millions of users. CR EO M UL'SIO N cam c.w.7A«»t« I WU ............** — * lr 'below ' the overall production ave r­ age Dean price* strengthened a* a result nf cold weather with some sales at $8.00 per bushel hamper. Pepper prices remain fairly stable, around $3.00 to $1.00 for World Healer ami $4.00 lo $3 30 for C a li­ fornia Wonder. Cucumbers are selling well at prices up In $8.00 while eggplant, all varieties of squash except arorn are selling a f below satisfactory prlco levels. Wauchula State Farm ers M ar­ ket: M oil of the early boarded cucumber acreage has been planted with snmep lanta already up. Open field cucumber planting w ill start about Feb ru ary 1st. A consider­ able acreage of tomatoes Is plant* nnssw C(*i »i , s this spring ai last fall, oxcapt to- ► - A ll. mato acreage la expected to be up. 310 K iw i I In ti H trc c l I » ■•wore Coughs Ire or CamanN CeMs That NANS ON mos Tin: STEUIRRT UIRRRER IMPROVEMENT HIGHLIGHTS •VNAMlC. NIMF 110 H.F. 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Cl It is offered in three new scries—the beautiful "Sixty-Two," the luxurious "Sixty Special” and the distinguished "Seventy-Five." There is also Cadillac's new sport* convertible, the Ivjdnrado— the most glamorous uml exciting creation in the whole o| i adilliu history, U Wht imt sec them soon? - h ' ii «bo buys It. , , who sells, . . 3 \ tfrcitf new insp iratio n for fh r ntiinnt«»ttvc w<rrM w ill lie nn rltspliiy in m ir slinwr'Nim tn m otiriw , It s the I'J.U C n ililln i'— the latest trium p h *1 I'ittlilliic 'x cngittecring an il sty lin g genius. 1] It* Ircn iity nit me would place tlu* new itiiitu riiig crcntiun among L 'd ililla c 's all-tim e " g re a t* " - - to r its inn um craltlc e xte rio r changes have made it sim p ly liriitth -tu k in g to behold. ( J h r in te rim *, tor>, arc d ra m a tic a lly n ew —oH'cring the most lica u tifu l fabrics and appointm ent* ever availab le in a m otor ca r. ( I A n d for those who desire (he ultim ate in co m fo rt, a w onderful new C a d illa c A ir C o nd itio n er* it now a v ailab le , ( f Hut the heart o f this new C a d illa c 's greatness lies in its perform ance— so e xtra o rd in a ry that it transcends any previous concept o f Imw n m otor ca r should act and handle. ( J T h i* m agnificent perform ance M otor S ales GENE'S TEXACO - f•• ? '. ! C o n t i gfemd and P a ln tflo » • » « » I \..Q J F ___„ 3 I * - Fhonu 12SI IB M M N f -Wi n ............. l o m ' *1 — i -^ 4 4 i& J * . s. sTA: lahM&giw �f T tIK HANFORD HRRAl.D Peg* t Mon. Jan. t»S.3 The Mutter * Or Gimtion*i". ' The Sanford Herald fo ln S lia h M |>IBlUa*il t id iln ll, n u n iln r . In t i , y , | • Mtnrilny C k r ta lM a e an d !.* • l*n rn. I'Mkilskre nn M ln r 4 .,i Ini* C h rl.lm n . nn.l K .n I t . r i I I I H a , » .l l , I i , ni i » I nlrrvd nn •m ind Hn>. ■ *ll.r Urlabar >7. I III It. at Ih*• din*-* " I aanlnrd. I'lorMa. nndr a f 1’M a r.M a, Unrrh T U V i n u . i . , v i » i „ u i:v v CUiliir (H illlm s IM M \ Vlimlnreia llnitiiipy ii F iin c ii i i *t i i i \ 7 i i-rVi* I lf C arrier .......w ... • .2.1 life* tlimih 1.0*1 Thrra* ifiiwlho ,10*1 Nit Hnulha ft.Tfl in a p ln ttr II.A41 -ill ai l»If atwr p n iillrn , rtaritn lliitnhe, rnntiliiflottiu rtml m t||rra „ PblwpInliiiNriil fur Hi* iftirpuon <* rnlnlttM fitinla. will In* Fieri r i g f t * •t rnjgMlwr mt» rrtUlnp ratine. . H r ,r n .iilH H ailnnall, lie IT ***»■*"*"» ll.p r .i,il.|l,» jW w tn rb . (M e s a ... Ilr ir t .ll 7 . • • - ------- •• i '& W i W .y i- » • Tho mlml nf-man i- a iny8t*ry itrry W a # ................ mv.l 8 t*X it jiliuiin,il pui|K)Hi* to give m imOil iii to 0flA i*xlini-hOP. Li-ft to Its own dovlcca it may In Him: solve mont if dot a ll of tho rid(lion of the universe. The answ er to the rjuestlnn: "How wan m atter created out of e n e rg y?" seemed a little closer to solution w ith tho dedication of a 2200 toil ciwmolron a t the Brook hit von Na* tiunal Lab o rato ry in Upton, L ook Island. It Ih said to be one of the world's greatest scientific Instrum ents, W ith th is ma­ chine, six ty feet in diameter, man lias moved forw ard one step. He has caused m atter lo form out of energy. Protons (hydrogen nuclei) are w hirled w ith a speed close to that of light and forced to collide w ith a target, Koine of the products of the collision are hits of such sub­ atomic m aterial as result when atom fragm ents are put to­ gether. T h u s we seem to he one notch nearer the unrnvar as to the method of creation. Tho Chinese have a saying th at the longest journey be­ gins with the first step. So perhaps a s ta rt has been made. But one first step is a long wnj from the end of tho road. !•» •» < ( I l f aad * i, l.aala, T S * llrra ld la a atnaher nf i t , diaiirtaird ___ - I - , , . , w h -ir it -In ' Techpicinns Needed fMr E v e ry y e a r tho rshnrtngo of tcchnlcinna mid cnglncorn In thl.s country growr mors* iicuto. Onco there wim u nnrpliiH of people trained i:t tdhlc-niln gymna»tlcH hut today, MOMIAY JAN. 12, t»3,l iiclcr preanure of ever-InrreaHing productlou acnlca, the snrTO PAV’H lillli.R v k k s r ! I’I uh haH dinappenred. In recent ye a rs the Amorlcitn economy has come to de­ We treasure the memurle* af pend more and more on the ingenuity and sk ill of men in reJoyed oops mill nfler, ,|i,nte their arch and technology. But the number of young people en­ wlyi- snyinu*. We should ro lllvstif rit"nd« wh*» tli ink klml k ml unijii tering these fields In- not increased proportionately. One liiiiiig lilr for u p hecume ID,,- i | mt solution to the problem i-< to direct more and more qualified Wlilc-fi we love. I f n man love me people Into the eiigiiii-ering and technical fields. Another hi1 w ill Iti-ep my wurile, __ .I d Iiii solution might he to train people w ith lesser engineering *ahUltieH to take over the tasks now performed by men with Mu. Iliom.n i.amonl. wife of training and skills needed in more important areas of indus­ l*ie m in wlm more limn envoirr try. rise finstiled tire |,„| \J/„r T h e shortage slu-Mld serve as a rem inder that despite d'ed Inst week leaving almul $4,tho am azing m achines we have built and the techniques of 000,000 in cliaritsiile hrr|ur,l,. production we have developed, progress and prosperity are Murh of il goe, to educational in­ dependent upon having the men to run the m achines and to stitutions, lliougli friends, relatives and servants are not forgollen. Iler make the techniques work. m er ,s' r " " ' 1.". * ! * 0 I k e Inenl w l imrww nwm t p r iim Im i b l . w e ll •• «|i ( M b e n . r f l.b m r b r ^ liuslrari'l ivlm dird leveral yean ago aim left four nr five million lo various ichools and rollegei, Fivr |si ktonville tmlicemen were arrested die other day off charges of complicity in a serif, of burg­ laries which had terrorised a sub­ urban section during the past few weeks. The policemen acted as "lookouts" for the burglars. Belter not lo bas e policemen At all lhan to havr them in lengtir widi the underworld. At lea>i one job hunter trying to gel nn (iovernnr McCarty’s state payroll was an inmate n( the Slate penitentiary at llaifnrd just ‘ one year ago. S|ie objected lo Inc "im­ pertinent questions" ntked'.-by the personnel director, got up and walked out of his office. Such rpifilinns apparently are all for the good ul the service. You cannot aspect honest laW enforcement front chronic. *'w violators. I I "Soulhrrii itrrnglh in CnnR(r« ha, inenpurir*, ,»yi ihr Tampa Tribune," due tn die 1952 elrclinn,. .Southern member, have alei gained in poiition, of Iradrnhip . . . . The coalition (with die Re­ publican,) may not function as often at in pail leuiont, hut il will l<e ready In dn to if ncraiion aritn. It functinned Wednesday in the Senate, when the .inli-fillbuUer move wa, defeated 70 In 21". It will he eslremely cmharraiting to future employee, ol the State Beverage Department if they aug­ ment their income, by irregular nwthodi. They will immediately be confronted with making luch irreg­ ular income known to tke Govern­ or. or ol running the risk of be­ coming embroiled with the Internal Revenue Agent, of the federal government who are always alert to see that Uncle Sam gels hit cut of the swag. To report it or not to report il, that I, ilia nueition which confronts grafters In tne future, and . they are apt to be damned if they do , * Le.ifentlhpy OK W here did "(). K ." come fro m ? l*’or m any years this Iuih been a disputed question. A traditional explanation Is that it came from "Oil knrrect." said to have been added by Andrew Jackson to an official document. T h is was really a political slander on Jackson, who w as a cultivated man. Another view derives It from the Choctaw "okoh," meaning, " It is so." Woodrow W ilson accepted th is theory, and alw ays used the spelling "okoh" instead of the more fam iliar form. Now it appears that Prof. Allen W. Read of Columbia U niversity was right v lien lie 11need It hack to "Old Klndorhook." Kinder hook, N. Y was the home of President M artin Van Huron. When In* ran for re-election in IH-10, his suppor­ ters formed a d u b which they called the "O, K . Club." The name caught on, and has spread to its present popularity, Now "(). K ." is si-id to hc^tltg one En g lish phrase thnt Is understood everyw here frorp the A rc tic to A frica . If one phrase could provo anything, th is proves that there can be such a thing ns mi international language, U77.flfl.0oA. a gain of t per cent liver the tiitlil of l i t , 101.803,000 a Uy SAM DAWSON year ngo This Is around one fourth Mti-iu v a i i v t i. i ...........i '»* tho total for nil tuinks In tho N EW Y O ItK (As—ftie liaokinv jrn u h try. us reported by the federal business Is looking op. reserve system. Higher Interest rates on n record All 18 of the hlg boy, are fmmd volume of loans, plus growing lo on both lists those with n trillion tills of deposits nod a peppy turn in resources nod those with n bil­ over rale on money In dieir cure lion in dfim slls, toil their order have enaliled many hunks In (lu­ varies a lllllc in (lie Iwn lists. nation lo show better earnings On both lists, however, the Hank ily retaining pari of these profits many hanks have sweetened sur­ of Am erica leads—nearly HC» bil­ plus and undivided earning, ac­ lion dollars in rcso iirco ,. almost counts—and ul the snine time V i lilIIii>i, m deposits. And another made many u hank stockholder's W e,lorn bank brings up the rear Christmas merrier with Increased in both—the Am erican Trust of San dividends. Crunclscn with M'i billion dollar* At (he same time, Die mil Inn's in resources, and a little less Ihun hlyucKt hanks haw- grown bigger. 111'* Wllinn In ilrp a ills . There lire 18 billionaire hanks in Only two of the 18 show a drop the United Mutes. Although there In di-posH* during Ui.'t2-Bankers wore no new-comer* In li)S2 to the Trust of New York and Mellon rank* of hanks wllh both deposit, Nnliomil of Pittsburgh, and both and resources tupping one billion decreases nre very sm all. Four of dollars, their combined financial (lie 18 advanced in rank, depositstrength Increased Impressively. wlso—Manufacturers T ru st of New These 18 giants now have total Y o rk, F irst National of Chicago. resources or 50<5 billion dnllurs, Hanover of New Yo rk and National according tn their year-end condi­ of Detroit, tion statement*, available today. The 18 hanks. In order nf deT heir total deposits rom e In t4S,-posits nro: Bank nf Apierlca, Sen BunincHH M ir r o r 1949MercuryFordorSedan next un* ould June 30, 1934. 11*7 de­ in another ten biltsad I pushing the lederk debt to days of billion dollars properhigh employment, gent i(V, am) Inflated prices when tvery Ifart should be made to reduce debt, If we can’t pay off In ‘ times, how in th* world ate to,do it In bad time*> ,000,000 budget for al year which docs ONE LOCAL OWNER A ll O U R U S tD .C A R S W A R R A N ilU M I O N T H S 9 ^ O K V MAT III FI 1‘Alk‘l 1) l’,v ANT A lllllO R I/lI) NAH0NAI 1 \ ■I l WAI-'KAMH i ' A l l ION llll UNHID UAH' doubthe Ii HtlridM of .jjkCsrthy, bmill . OVERDRIVE Only *1€45-C| (notary ol Defense Lovell calls I Congress for new laws to prothis country from "traitors, end blabber-mouths". It will ASSIMf < RADIO . ■YijftW . vmy to cbamctsrtxe * TO D AY WASHINGTON (A - The firm (treat challenge to den. Elsen ­ hower’* presidency la in h it ability to provide both aplrltual and prac­ tical leadership tor W eitern Eual leadership In the sense T spiritu pi of Inducingg the Europeans to rise __________ abovei theTr ancient nationalisms and to achieve and suspicions ___r ______ ___ asure of unity for the some measure good In the light with common go< m. communism. P ractical leadership in the sense •c of guiding the arrangements—cco nmnle, pfititlcal and m ilita ry— T ill which will give unity meaning through adejuate defense In rase of w ar with Russia nr. better, In discouraging such ■ war. As late as last spring It seemed the unity and the defense might hr tran slaird Into reality. In the past week hopes for both suffered staggering blows. Both France and Germ any began to backslide. Several years ago. while dis­ mayed by the uncertainty of Rus­ sian Intentions, the rnuntrles of Western Europe realised the ne­ cessity of common defense and be­ gan moving In that direction through the Atlantic Pact. What seemed necessary was e new concept: a single arm y made up of troops from Ihe pact part­ ners nn Ihe continent, a kind of merged arm y, under a single leadership. V el. without troons from Wes' Germany as part or this arm v I1 would seem like shadow arm y since West Germ any, severed from would he In Ih r direct line of at luck Hul f i r ,l an Importaul detail had Him- allies—U S .. Hrltaln, France technically at w ar - w e r e still lechnlcally with Germ any. They couldn't lei her re-orm. V nnlv lo the extent nf ,-ipplylny divisions for the unified Europenarm y, without some nes-e er rangement*. So thev signed «'|llWest Germ any's Chanrellor Ade­ nauer what was In effect a peace Ire a ly. T his was dnne In late Mav. lust before Elsenhower relurned home from his NATO command tn ntn for Ihe presidency And Ihe nexl day France. G erm any, R nlv l.ux emhourg, Belgium and Holland signed an agreement fur a uni­ fied arm y. II w a , not final The agreement had tn b* ratified by Ihe respec­ tive P arlia m e n t, nf the aix naII.m s, which called themselves the European Defense Community. Fran ce's Foreign M inister fichu man, main sponsor In his countrv for European unity, hoped tn get ratification. But he h id nnpnalt'nr Irom Frenchmen who shuddered at tho thought of a re armed G or­ in Weal Germ any Adenauer, too, many. had opposition from his country­ men. La st week In a reshuffle of the French Cabinet Schuman was out Fran cisco ; National C ity, Chase, Manufacturer* T ru st, Guaranty T ru st, (a ll of New Y o r k ); F irst National and Continental llllnola of Bankera T ru st, ami Chicago; leal Bank, New Y o rk ; fiecurl Chemical F irs t National, National. Lo* Angei Angelea; ty-FIrst Hanover New Y o rk ; Mellon, Pitta burgh; Nation*. Detroit; F lr it Na­ tional. Ilnstonj Bank of Manhattan and Irving T ru st of New Y " r k : Cleveland T ru st, and Am erican T ru st, San Francisco. Howard floteler, n long time resident of Hanford, has been ap­ pointed purchasing agent of L a r ­ kin Coll*. Inc,, o f Atlanta, one of the nation'* largest manufac­ turers of refrigeration and a ir conditioning equipment, It wa* announced by O. M. film s, presi­ dent of La rk in Colls, Son of the late Howard Buteler, S r„ and Mrs. Florence Zlmmi-rninn of Hanford, Howard and his wife have resided In Atlanta since Fetiurnry, 1052. Through Dec. Hi, I Hr, 2. he was employed hy the F irst National Hank of Atlanta In the Commercial Credit Oenartment Howard was burn In C h ar­ lottesville. Vn . on Hept. I. IK I4 , hut he moved to Hanford at the ago of two months, lie attended grammar and high school here, ernduating from fiemlnole High In 11>12. He entered the N avy In 1042. hnrtly after graduation, and ser­ ved in the Pacific Theater of Operations aboard the U.8.H. Hamel and the If ,8.8. t.uson. Upon discharge from the Navy In HM<1. Howard entered school at tirlando Ju nio r College. In 1947, he transferrer! to Em ory U niversity in Atlanta, graduating wR th" Itnchetnr o f Business Ad. m inistration Degree in June of UUP). While nt Em nry, he w«* n mem' er iif Hi»nta PL a social frnlernitv. nod Aloha Kanpa I's l, u proVsslnnul commerce fraternity. A fter his I'rndnntinn, Howard ......... ...... , r " ' rnNJ ‘ n. ™ n.r , r *' ,"*7 . of .h iI. " " f". .he.r " business. Unwind lloti-ler Whole•iile Confectioner,. He operated the liusliiCKK until Ja n u ary of l|»Sll when he moved to Atlanta. In h i, new cap arity, Howard w ill '.e In ehar»* of all ptirehnslng for Larkin Colls, Inc, O r c h e s tr a D ir e c to r D I ch B e f o r e A u d ie n ce TA M PA i * - F ra -'t G r a „ o . Sfl died before an audience of ,c v eral hundred persons Hunda>' while directing the Tam na Symphnnotte Orchestra in Ihe last number of * concert. The selection was the unfinished symphony. Grassn, m usical director of R a­ dio Station W F L A , was credited with discovering Frances Lang­ ford, Lakeland girl who hccame ■ top radio and movie singer. He was 1mm In Italy where he studied music and came to this country as a flutist In Victor H er­ bert's orchestra. After playing with several other orchestras, he moved to Tampa In 1010. Here he became a teacher and led several orches­ tras and bands. Surviving are his wldnw and three children, all of Tam pa. The critics of Ihe unity agreement are talking of changes before any approval can he given. The chang­ es could be fatal Adenauer, watching what waa shaping up In Fran ce, yielded to pressure from his own country­ men and said the treaty needed changing or, rather, amendment. A Job which seemed nicely on It , way to completion when Elsen ­ hower left Europe last spring now need, redoing or overhauling nr a new approach. pla n e Congressman Herlong Reports m & m i P F ' tcj iiv m H r MOST ADVANCED HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IN ANY TRACTOR tn |M ,m ........... tn b l m e t h n l t h e y a r e enim* In kern me thnre el'eq if 'I tneynt addin** nn nddltlonnl rise,, to t|*e eomtpjtlee, || |* |.piisiril for n member of One nirt<*.* ".*.% to list" for n member of th« oonn-ltn portv — hut then our rnntm'tleo i«o'l v**rv pn1|tlenl I'm "lad It Isn',*. Nenrl*' " " " " Mil thnt h"s rome out of •hot eommlMee *lnee I hive been NEW " P it h e * h a d th e li p s n i r n o il , r e . e — •M e n ta tio n n f th e m e m b e r e h lo . Th- three pew members nf Ih.. "In ri.ip drlei'atinn nre certainly TRACTOR To Hein Prevent Arthritis Rv W. V. Hitting Touchtun Drug Co. Ju st what causes a rth ritis of course is tint yet known. However, doctors observing many case, find certain rh a r. a c trrlstlrs that are common to a rth ritis patients, Ily knowing and avoiding these tra its It may be possible for you to avert the disense. Poor p o s t u r e , abnormal weight, Insufficient rest, sleep and exerrlse, together w ith poor diet* and w orry arc the common factors contributing lo the onset of a rth rllU . N eg lrrt of teeth, and of health In *»eneral gives nnv disease a head start. Y e a rly physical examinations hy n re­ cognised physician Is good policy. Heleet n recognised pharma­ cist for all prescription com­ pounding. fn p rrla h i T h i s fs t h e CJH th U l s s e r i e s n f i : * l l l n r l a l s i t s e M l s e n i e n t s a |i|* e n r !«■ I n t h i s * a * e e r n r h n e e k Now, In the new Golden Jubilee Model, Ford Trnftor engineers have carried a time-proved hydraulic eystem to a new high in speed of response, lifting power, dependability and wide usefulness. T his Live-Action hydraulic system fives almost Instant action at alt times when the tractor engine is running. It handles larger implements and heavier loada, And, with H y Trot, it arts even faster when desired. Also possible is an nlmoit unlimited variety of remott cylinder* operation*. In addition to all the time-proved advantages of tho Ford Tractor'e built-in hydraulic system, you get a choice of hydraulic speeds, quick hook-up, smooth operation of remote cylindera* and the ability to handle bigger loads. The more you learn about the new Ford Tractor th* more you will find that it c a n n in g new ease end speed to your farming— now economy, too. Com* In — look U OVetl *3aM BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hnnfnril • Orlnmhi Phone »0I lliw a v with a million mihs bahindit In literal lu ll || the moat advanced V8 engine ever placed in a ttandard-produellon American automobile. H bnSl I t la th e f i n t auoh V 8 to r e a c h an & S to 1 co m p re e alo n ra tio , a n d th e fira t w it h e d y n a m ic flo w m u ffle r d ia l c u t* p o w e r I o m to a e ro . It la the Aral V8 to utlUaip yertlMt valvea together with a I2*volt electrU cal ayatem inalead of the uaua| fl. It (a alao the flrat deelgned with new "T " typo intakfl.Manifold to rapteee the I tlf c .lu ll. .Im p ly,lb . iru V B /lrrfW / Engine-th« engine that brind* electrl* lying porformanoo to iln grrilaii Buinka In (Illy great, naprajlba angina that powara the 1W b i u R o a d m a b t u r with W bp., and the 1963 Bnlak Bunn with up tn lift Naturally, (hia apnetaeutar newVIbaa an d b y m o re than a m illio n m llc a o f d r iv in g th ro u g h ' d e a e rt. m o u n ta in !, c ltle a a n d 'W p la ln a . O n ly th e n d id B u lo k c n g ln e e r a m a r k I t i R e le n t e d / e r R r e d tu tle n . , r*J»*yao »**!— a* aorcr cecw tout —**rr b*«a h**or. B u t th e a e h a r d - tm p lM M u n g h w e ra gave tb cae G olden A n n lv a r.a ry Buicka far more than new power. 'Thprgfve th an , too, a arid flner ride, nima raperb pogalort, new braking p o w e re d handling eaae -and a tensedona)1neW T win "Turbine Dypaflow Privet-that edda new quiet and whip* bat grihwatjto abaotute amoothneaa. Nothing, we believe, will do more liiatlee to yoor automobile dollora-qr to your love o! magniieent motoringthan a viait. 1to’ * uey *right now. ** •***•"- v4 ' r ' »' • . fWMN BVTM, AUTOMOIMI AM BUIIf ' MMCR Wtlk BURR TMOfl - k m jt n in ir r M IAM I </b~ The Florida A ir PIBy H ID H E R L O N G lo ll Association clim axes » ftttlval today with a Hip to Havana Wlnit it week ib is but been! fittin g In liicilv Willi the tret of by ibu planes l-eirMaliv.-ty speaking, we have the delegullon. They are nil exForty-two plones had cheeked in done nothing. U ntil the inaugura­ rrllen t men and I know w ill make at T im la m l Airport Sunday night tion Is over, we w ill probably and 70 additional pitots bav* continue to meet, transact only s s x x \a , , T i . / . a " s i v . t e routine business, and adjourn- have an eight-man House dele. The filers return T h u rsd iy , isndT h is week we did hear th* P re si­ dent’s State of th* Union mes­ gallon working as a team, ra th e r, jnj( #i Key West tn clear cuslntna sage and his budget message, It than our former six-man team, 1before continuing to their hom e*,^ was read to the Congress for the firs t time since I have been here, The Inw requires th* message to lm delivered, but doesn't sav a n y. thing Hlmul it being delivered bv the President. F ra n k ly , It w n, rather nn emntv gesture this time. The new President w ill have Ms message to deliver, and of c o u r s e that w ill be tile one which w ill I h- Hu- basis for the h-gi-dufive proernm. I usually prepare mv annual nu»,tinnnnlr* based on these mes­ sages and get It out In Ja n u a ry. T h is time I shall wait for Elsen ­ hower’s message. It w ill there­ fore he in February hefore the oue,t|nnnalre Is submitted to you. t .'o hoe* r-nny thousands of you ••■III a "* ln let ns know how vou feel fit,n<>t leH slallnn upon which t s h ill have to vote. The ranking Dem orrst on the Cnmmite* on A g rlru ltu r* |n ,t •"'IM r*-e In rne<-rntiilate me on '" 'n g able to rnlaln mv plare on thnt committee. Tt Isn't rffi»i» t i-i-t, but *e.-i»r-it member. Includ­ in'* the new ek--l*min of the rnm . W orld's new est SPECIAL jjfhU reckless budgelajy practices: .cslure *i .virtually hit depaij " A78,* office he comes up “ W O H IO By JAMS* MARLOW THIS WEEK’S If there is any one single feature which definitely characteriiei Presrnt Truman's administration, it ** TH E Howard Boteler Joins Refrigeration Firm • ' >*’. �CJILENDlR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES riu)* ' t Mrs. Morunn Attends Rho Chapter Meeting Mr*. 0 . Wnlti'r Morgan of ihi* c ity ntlended n meeting of the llliu Chanter of I)e)ia Koopn (inmma held nn Rntlirdnv in Knsti* ut the luinie uf Mr*. W, Chester CrowW t . Mem bet* of the lie I a Chapter n f l ee*Iong presented a urogram entitled "Know Your Snelelv" with M rs. Rny M. Hay o h . president, in charge. A tea was entoyed following the meeting with tho l.eeslmrg mem­ bers n* hostesses. Those nttendlng along with Mrs. Morgen were Mr*. Ralph Harper, Mrs. Rmmctt Ashcraft nnd Ml«« M illie H u ff of Del,nnd; Mi*. .1. H. Cnnelv, Mrs. ,lne VV. I.o v ill. nnd \ it r iim t T it i:A n ii:if M rs , R. S. Sheldon o f New Siovrnn Tleneh iM r*. K. Clnrk Weeks, M iss­ es Violet K. Pelkner, Amy l.n tl, Mnry Ann Clutch of Dnytonn: Misses Glndvs N orris and Slaeiti Watkins of l.eetlnirg ; nnd guests from lletn Chanter, Mr*. J . F*. W IN T K R P A R K . (Sp o riali Skeen. Mr* S. II. Ashford. Mr*. 1 High comedy w ill he aboard in Rny M. H nvrs, Mis* Agnes John­ Winter Park when Dorothy lockson and Ml** Ossie Davis. hart's Town Hall Series opens Tuesday evening Jntt. 13 at 8:16 I in the W inter Park High School J Auditorium with the "ivy and distinguished actor A rth u r T re a ­ cher. lie w ill present a program nf "A l.lttle nf T h is, Bomelhing New officer* were elected til the of T hat, Mostly Hum or!" January meeting of th« Magnolia T hi* I* the first of a *rrlc* of Clrcie of the Garden Club held on ala attraction* presenting famnu* Thursday morning nt 10:00 o'clock names from the field nf theater, at the home nf Mr*. C. I I . Coghurn m u*lr, travel nnd world a ffa ir*, In M ayfair. The following officer* to he given on Tuesday evening* w ill serve for the new year: chair­ during Jam n uv nnd February. man, M rs. J . K. Nlehol.ls; vice The Town Hall Series bn* a num­ chairm an, Mr*. Wnllv Sipple; see- ber nf *on«on subscribers from jje tn r y , Mr*. Rrnlley Odlintn; tren*- I Sanford anil ninuv others who a t­ U r c r , Mrs. Kay Herron. tend single performance*. Roth Tho meeting was ronductrd by Mr*. F\ D. I,lr*k e , present chair­ season and slit.de tickets nre nowman, nnd was opened with it prny- en sale at the Hamilton Hotel In cr by Mr*. Nichohl*. A letter of W inter I’nck or front Kd” ti Paul resignation from Mrs. It. T . W ar­ nt th” J e f f,*r*.iii Court Hotel in ren was lead end accented with Orlando. All seals are reserved regret. The chairman told of the nnd on tin .'round floor, The W in ­ nnnuui luncheon and lecture to he ter Park High Srhnnl Auditorium liri.l at liie Mt. Plymouth Hotel ilaor* open Tuesday evening nt F'eb. UP and urged members to a t­ 7:30 p.m. | Mr. Treneher w ill present a tend. Announcement vvus made of n pmgrnm of readings from the }>ur to he held in the Interest of famous humorous w riter* *urh a* the flower show In Drlauul on bnkl. A. P. Herbert. O. Henry, Fell. I I . Mr*. I.ieske also stated F .P .A . nnd P. G. Wodehouse, whose that Magnolia Cirele would place character "Jeeves" he uia.l* famflower arrangements nt the T o u r-. nus on both the stage and srrecn, l-t Center during February. Mrs. On surceeillng Tuesday evenings I I . C. H etiel gave the h n rtlc .lt.irnl th” following Town Hull event* report nnd she also told of the w ill he presented "T a h iti and The needy fam ily whirh was al-Jrd b y 1 Island* Under thn W ind," n fenthe circle at Christman time. tore film In rlotoua color w ill ho "Caladium n" were the subject of shown hv K arl Ilrfn k, the man the program presented by Mr*. who nhotfuraphe.l It nnd who w ill which sneak the irtrip made inIn A •wWarren . V 7after " ..............dellrlnu* i i m re- PW» " of «np iji nrhe mauit Town Hall Series Opens In Winter Farli pTficers Elected •For Magnolia Cirele A-eshment* were served to Mrs. ,w rfM)l w.hoonpr> „ thp f„ m u ^,lr*ke, Mrs. Warren, Mr*. Herron, | ^ own. Ambassador Henry F\ M rs.. J , R, Hurgeton, Mrs. Joe Gratlv nn "f)nr Grady will w ill rennrt report en "D ur For. Fo r­ Messier. Mrs. W allv Sipple, Mrs, Joel Field , Mrs. C h arlrs Meeks, Mr*. H rtirl, Mr*. Miriam R umcII Mr*. D. H. Mhldletoa. Mr*. Nlch. Vis old», Mr*. Coghurn nnsl visitor*! Mr*. I*. O. Mart nnsl Mr*. Asia G adihy of Atlantic C ity, N. J . •*B Junior High — Ily PENNY W ALLER Us .................................. ................|- eign P o llry In the Middle E a s t." Mr. Gradv w ill analyse the entire rn „ „ ji- m i .IHI. E ! . T, .. R rlta ln , llusala! (he UnitLo ,!!1.. nn'1 Whittemore and Lowe, brilliant dito-nlanisli w ill give a concert of classical und contemporary music; The famous Dublin Players w ill present Show’s inimitable comedy "Pygm alion” ; tha Rocleta Corelli, wonderful chamber orrhestra from Ita ly rinses the season with I.ulsa Rlhncchl. nmxzn • soprano of I j i Benin, with a concert whirh Is predicted to he tme nf eueh rare oualitv never before heard In these parts. I f you remember, several week* •go Gene Arnold enma to our school to play hi* ucrnritlnn fur it*. W ell, he came to piny again! He wax on hi* way hack from hi* horna in Pennsylvania to Key Wiutt Where he I* stationed. Aa he wa* stayin'* In Hanford for a few tlay», D r. H itting of Touehton’* Drug Company had him romo to play Jar u i. Mr. Charles Morrison In' Produced him. Some o f the number* he played Mrs, Ja c k Burney, president of Wore "Honey, Won’t You Honey* tho Seminole County Teacher’s p’oon Wl*h Me", "T h ird Man Federal Credit Union, announced Themo", " U d y of Spain", "Tea today that tha annual meeting of organ!ration w ill lie held on for Tw o " and "U n d ri the Double Eag le". A fte r he played Mr. True . u riday at 7:00 p.m. a l the South asked him how Ion* he haa been Sldn P rim ary Behoof. A t this time playing. Gene M id, " I ’ve been yearly reports, declaration of d iv i­ layin g * U year* and took lesson* dend* and other routine business four our year*’’. Mr. T ru a also stated w ill bo handled. A ll m amhera.are # a t It really takea a lot of prac* urged to bo preaent and bring tholr passbooks. Tho meeting w ill ^ e o and work to play aa good ho followed w ith a meeting of the doe*. Gene repilletl, "When y Seminole County Ttach o r’s Club al love music It’s no w ork". When we came haek from our BtOO p.m. Christm as vscatlon tho firs t thing that greeted our blurry eye* wera Fin e ly chopped candied cherries, tha w ater coolers. It certainly la V*. , walnut*, era wonderful to have such eool, cool delicious added to pound caks hatw ater. »»»f* T eth ers Union To Meet On Thursday 5Cc > A BOWL O F R E A L HOME MADS V EQ ET A B LC SO U P . ’ * ra R o llin s Players To Present Folk Flay r*»im Ciri lt* Holds i First NijiTit Meeting I Throe Flays Slated At Stetson Theater U K l.t N D I Snei Ini I Three one act play* w ill hr given 1hursdav. Frtd.lv un i Saturday at 8 p in a) Stover Theater on the eninpu* of Stetson U niversity. They are "Spreading the News", a eornedv "K p hratn ", a dram a: and "M n*lei Pierre Pntelin", a farce. 1 • • illlf lP *’ 1 I'Mt d ' ft II*' t . 11|Sf t III* |||f|» trict 1.1.‘el.eor. to lie |o<|,| (.*„), |<| hegiuoin,' or .................. h, „r rt,,Mr 1*1* no.otii Hotel -vtiere Mr s Pool <1. hilt I re of Miami, w ill he ' l l ’’ ’-..e -1 Iio sle , .She w ill I.’’ a Hon goes I of Mis S (' Dieter*„n, PltPin C.rele's *n»n*.,t. I.up. citron relervnlions must t„- mad” with Mrs R a tliff. Icier.hone 237-M l.e »*e|,. I Tire sf.eoo.p anno.ineement eon. -erro'd the flower sl.ovv to He held Del.and on le t. H Piet ween WINTER P khK, t *'.pr. i*) i -- rt*o T ilt : SANFORD H L R a LD Mon, Ja n . 12, DP33__________ I h p t Mrrt, Thelma Fontaine To Direct Frotluction first 1863 production ol Ihc It..Hint 1’layer* w ill he Riven Ja n J i 31 at the college’* Annie Russell theatre Mrs. Thi'lmn S. Fontaine, n fa r­ il Is "Spring For Su re ." a new musical folk play by Catherine Mi­ mer director of the Em pire Pro­ ducing Co., of Kansas C ity who lkm aid. The play I* sponsored hv the vva* brought up ir, Seminole Coun­ Plovers with the cooperation of the ty. ha* been engaged to direct O r­ Student Music Guild, which I* di­ lando Little Theater'* forthcoming rected by Sally Mopsuiir Wilbur production of You Can't Take It Ihirsctt nnd Hick Verlgnn are stage With You, Ken It llr; ard. L IL T directors, and Harhura Zciglcr dan­ president announced in Orlando cing director Casting began this yesterday. Mrs F'ontaine whose hnnie is week. ring F’or Sure" t* a new play now pi Prescott, A il* ., has been had ils premier at the Uni visiting her father. George (). versity of North Carolina where d t. Farm Iturenu n ffii ini. in Sw art j enjoyed signal surer** and vva* ink Sanford during th. holidays and leu on the m ail Music i* hv Wilton has agreed to stay over to direct Mason of the U niversity'* music the t.lav, H lirra n l sold. department. The fam ily came to Seminole II is described by Dm sell a* Countv manv v*.irs ago with Mr*. ‘ ‘funny, with ltd* nf good music " L'o.itaine's grnndfalher. Dr. Jo. I Action takes place in "Slippery Swartg, a w .il known m inister. Creek, T e n n ." Her stepmother is president of The February production of the the Sanford Woman'* Club. Players w ill lie "The Importance The director has th« theater in nf llelng K a rn e s l." hv (>*• ar Wilde It is a fa rc r comedy nf the Gay her blood in n manner of sneaking, having been liorn in Phihtdeltihla Nineties, and Is selieduletl In run where her eousin. Sear* the Magifrom Feb 17 21 The F’red Stone theatre of the rol elnn, no ..1,1 lime performer on the lege w ill present a ............ . "The Keith Cirvtiit, wo- currentlv play­ G reat Rig Dotvrstep," Feb I 7 It ing an engage went. Graduated flout Virginia Col­ w ill be directed hv Donald s M ini and was written hv Prance* Good lege. Roanoke, Vie, a g .il’ > fin ish ­ ing school, when she miiinred In rich and Alherl lln rk e it Four other play*, two by the tnusle and tPie datn-e. Mi< l-'onAnnie I I iism 'II theatre and two by tains* reenivnsl ln*t \H ,legn*e fs'-si) the F’ red Stone theatre w dl he Hu. mud College of t'oluinhin U n i­ versity in Knglt-di lit e .at.in*. given during the spring term Its lienrsnls have nln n.lv lis'gun . . , ...» « > .. * tuitiuntt'i **» Mi itviii Mm \V. A. I i f f lr r , s.n You Can't Take It With You, i h 'iM *T i"ii « ■K n t „r« I • ji lim u u n i 1 1 iiit L i1 1»» l . t U n iu *r1 h u h 1C«»lli Ho* faun.,. * Gs'.stge S. Kaufman♦♦ .....................* I t • 1j* % I ■ l« i» ili i * in m • B h iliim i'i a \ ( » il F’ h til mi Mo** llu .t .••inv.lv whi.d. w ill Is* ln.“k ...... F %• li \ K L inn iiii,r In i ii lit* n il) I rii ii ^f ■ '11i'd in 1li* ii * presented F'sJ. l"t 21 ■ s h m v i EJ• • T r•nm F iii'1 S j i 't f * . . >| \ j i u i I \ i i m I ih i \ \ | r S ln lM M t "i'ln" a Vdvurtisinjr Man Is Guest At Mayfair HI 1 l- • {till I * I il H jr llw Ii.Y H i i ' l l . Mil v M t m t U 'C f l Mia iMoore Lcffler Al Frimarv School •In^aHTfcl To Lt. Roth 111 M I k I h \ n iti ti ,s.i t!i ■ i t Li m il I ii y tliiv m p i i ' rt It’ in uh mi* it . h <m i F t itiav nl SMI*' I'llti !IV Sr | | t l | t | w li»ii t l l I J| I I t ** »i il i f i t X 411 i t f I ►f V thi* h. I. , ♦ \ f-rt t ’>,1 I t *11I II11 p. pi (lit M id i *i 1I' • MiItlit Ml » I UK.t rt I nl Op. , hit'll 11 * • VA t I pf l>» >ti. IIP III hi i ! it'll i p u n ' Htl, tl 4 ♦ V |*«' • ' .4HI-*. t in t p > f t - i i in ( r i i S\ I Iff \\i i* •(i >*i •In \ «*1 lin|t|i\ |!l 1f litlil \ M \\ il •n r l* Jill tlnn-f lm\ M u int fh<!u\« in .1iiri u n i \ . m i.I tln i 111vf tin* lif t * i iiiHtri itvi'HP» n Itiith tinv In iIn - %t I ' f ' n ] \%\ fiih*'. M i t fii i - i i M t tl F ri t! Ifn M i, According to llr. Irv in g C. M o U Uh *8t| \ t-i| t|| fill* I«l tie*Il I MMitt I. \ ver, the three play* w ere cho*en M i n . H i l l i H i n n , iu n « ln n tim rim n foi th eir v a rie ty , up|H<al anil en fi»»i| *1*"11 ii, m Tin* Mmw will 11 tertainm erit value. T in m i * *»lt **'! v iiu; f»it th«tnvH in n* I.adv G reg ory's Irish folk com- !«** •’* i ll ** fnr t*i n f n I mu w h lf h 1“ I t 1' I . I J|*|« J MU I It H.JI . edy. "Sprendiog the N ew s", lm« 'vi|l lit* flit t»Iti4'f i*if *vpt «* lu ilf In mi n*( afnhmn I i*ifi ••», ii ! I In- Chniiiiti*** nf 11 *n v hnd a wide and enduring populoifurm* ?mi| ♦151«• mm ^ w ill he .Si*Mili:i « I *t.I. *. W .isnu I a j i i i *. I»* ily Pei-.oi-e the liutnnn foil.le* sat f Kf I Mil I Mn. I Ill'll 1 Mil !|i ***II'1 II •» »'\ irln s l In it are by no mean* con­ •hovvn ilisp la v s In the five chosen W i U n n , Niiin v M mvrfv, I i \'*'» m* fined to the lils h . In the en*t uh homes. iliiki'r* F‘ lzt4* Mnil**i* M rs, M tiotir” Fn r.o .so n nnd kfe*. Siictix. Vola T h e rre ll, Col.im l.u*, Georgia; W iliia m H u m -*. Wnviu* ll» »»» i i h Mmm, Kllen Driggers, Sanfm d: fu rl .1, II. l ee J r . w are welcomed Into *Jnhn D m ii i l FiivlMr, lifil " i>if th” ”i r r l” as ” “w member a, n fle r Mr and Mrs W illiam Arm *lroug Let Hi t nniunmee the en Mijetnenl of llie lr dnughler Lda Morrie to I I llnlierl Dale Until ol "In t inteil State* Navy Mr II.ill. I- I to- son nt Mr and Mrs Fred el.ek It lilt,nil It..lit ol Milwaukee tv. M ** Leftler vva* graduated from Seminole H u h School in Sanford and attended Flornlu State U nlvrr sdv the U niversity nf North Caro linn amt the U niversity of Florida where she w ill receive her bachelor ..( art* degree in Jonrn:ilt*m in the lauuary graduating class She t* a mouther id Alpha Della Pi social sorority Mr itotti attended Itipon College, Itipon, Wi* . prim to euteniiu ihc Navy and received Id* wings in Itt.'itP at Pensacola lie i* now at Imbed to V F 32 al (V e il Field in Jacksonville The wedding I* In hr an event uf February Nal Dil-ner, president of Dierief and Ihirskind ,»dvi*rllsir.g A g in . v, one of New Yo rk's leading agett eiea, and his wife are guests at 'he M ayfair Inn. They have n> their guests Mr. and Mrs. James Schneider of New York C ity nnd Mr. ntt.l Mr*. Hnniurl Culler Mt C u ller is vice president of Nn ti«,mil It. 11si- It* - f innpiMty. The |)|s>ners erijoyi'il ii snrtirise visit from tl.eir son in law Capt* A lvin lliist* who is .tntionesl lit Fan Rafael, t’n l.f. t'nj't. Haas Is en route to Mnxvnll F o ld . Mont­ gomery, Ala for a ten ws*s*k* spe­ cial assignment Kirkland Hall f / r n t / r n in n - t a ilo r n y o u r 4 -srn n o n LifeSavers Suits America’s sweetest suit value at Storey, D el-and; K elly Weeks, Ml ^ , 1111Ii -*, I *ii 111u I'ftiiH , |*i in it t F»..i und; Redden Tham es. Mliinit; which M is. Nnrntall llecvea n O RGAN K F T IT A I . Jtiv \llinnii Hugh Young, Orlando; .Mark Hoi- P 'lftn tln n K 'ta le * nod Mrs. W. tn*i, l.nnr*Mi» I 11irk v U V - i f i i l l I W IN I Kit P A R K . l Special) The lis, Lakeland; P alrlcln T n y lo r,|W . Driwsor. were voted In a* new nn*Till i li <!iiit|f Hilly limy *•», I vmin firsl Organ Vesper recital ot lft,'3 Sarasota; Roherl Thurmun, Uleai- ntem’iera. Mrs Hakes agreed to Kvhol- . <;«•! t. .” !•* St it fli»* 1 * tm) v 111 he given Ja il I I .it Hollins Col w ater; nnd Jack Shnw, Miami (eomntete the . hairmiin'a term of Kennedy t.I'jXtflV *l"■ n. \tn Irt'o in Pile Know It's Meinoriul cha "Fjphrntn", i* based upon ani'tO lee which >*'ns v a .'•••"' lecentlv- 11. i P•*V• k. 1'nun. h<*’ lift *L mt Nt Tl 1 ITI*. inchleut in the history of Penns>l- with Mr« John D. f'atllo n eniu- KflV4‘ B lu ff III 414 h'S r ‘ 1 i ■i• ii.l pel It w ill begin al 7, |. rn Dt Herman F Siewerl professor vaiun that reveals something of "letlro» the term nf vice ehniiiniia. J n in It. ill. ■ IIIMl \ Ut "n \l. Mil ol organ al llo* ilionel will he or the heritage of religious freedom ' h r . 1*., f Lev o-ss designate*1 as tijiri. WnvMi U M1111 !,,*. .♦ft, I’.. 1 earns; Soloist- during the recital and experimental demo, r a. y |>.s*nl 'he ro w- t.lnnt snleamno and Mt <*n. 1 l’i in * »*’.• . Yf, l*’l* 1 U ..... v ill l.e Lucia IL.riirm .ritl sni pnitlo tar to that stall* The .onfliet il • •‘e ehalrmnn for the Junior 1 . lit*.! u.d Mar. vile llaiuttomd Jin- < 1 l. I|. Ill'll* i K im< nn*//o present* helween love for n sweet f ’h''' A r min Mi * . -opr aim heart and devotion toreligion Mrs. H II Dnnenn. horllcuPu. > Hihim iiI »r1 Mi i M ,' t V>'1 knows, however. no stale hound- ehalrtuaii In tr. hI.n •*,! M i* S r W a . tr.'if 1L . »■lit ll« 1 ll.iW.v h 11 I n, H ilt I It W N O I N C L M L V r nrie*. Tin* player* include Jack Dickerson who talked on ............ ... •nv i-l Nui 111 Si-ott \\ • t IM V | ■ Cold Iron, Kingsport, T rim .; Met " f f " ' " t*‘'P i’hitd«. when not fro Vi ••in* l ’ii i V!r and Mr* llv iirv Trin.iu an 11 Ifnv lU’hni' i i . *i* * li.d/iv llo* h url, of a {Purges*, S tu a rt; Hnrl.orn Uranium, «ni1 Die best lime of the y.-.u O c lh iin i. Mn I >i Itu li I { i ^ to.uu. . il Mill town, N. .I.; Mildred Crowe, »*> transferring them. An onen d*. r r , I li a d \\ a i l i n ' . V m in S l n f f r t daiightei ll.n l.ma K iilh tvu on Dec 7 at th* Feiuald l.augldon Memo­ DeLand; Anne Gulin, tlcaln; Joy fnHowe.l lo r talk aft. > laA W l I ' f i ' f I ' i v*’i ‘ f I a i r y S l a i n * rial II M" I' ll il I Nichol*, Daytona: Shirley Lowe.iW hich refreshment* were served T il H| lillltl* VillHilM' Spartanburg, South Carolina; Ma I _ . .*■ . Itithiii*! M lttlii'm , H*lti\ Mi mitl Mt W ilm rr I* S I a ji I*** rllyn Taltnn, D rl.nm l, nnd H ill, M U ' ■» J * V I ' M ' C l f f l K ft i ' ll !l"iifiuin. S I im I i -n !•*» yi* li ft mm.............. liulnv Hu' iiiith rtf Holley, lllnuntsto.vn. ty N o iiix , Haiiuiru M*imm j -nn VV limi t Tlm in ii * Htii(i|rinn Considered the greatest of Die f M i x mn, Htm*1v IF If . YM-iii; In mi: *• lit'*,, I L11»i ilf.il,* Medieval French f a r e s , "M aster I Fill (if «*!’"*% T mjnin v ' 1*J•, I Pierre P ate lla" i* «n anonymous - ii .Inn K ut tIn* VYrfutld I. iiu k I f M rs. R. Itrilce Duvls w as e le .* ’ P WliH*t*l, 1'nllv M il'll, ii a*| |ir6du luct o f the 6lh century. **♦!» Muiihm ml til *»hi| din I, - Unlike ........... ns chairm an o f the Ju. uHindu C m lin k e r o iw* r drama of that time It dealt tele of the fhirden Club at its Jan With ordinary people In life lik e |IIRrv meeting held on Frid a y after situations. Leads are taken by Joe [noon at 2:()« o'clock nt the It. 1 lutrnell, M iam i; Carole llun.m el- I ’e .irlft.y hont” . Other o fficergaapu, Hturgron liny, W Is.; How- rderted were: vlre rhnirm nii. M>ard Sm ith, Del.nnd; Hurt Hnlm rs, I |nvd l.i-arlmnn; seeretary. MrDeM nd and Fhl Town r-nd, De- Mettn S ta rk e : amt treasurer, Mr Und. Peorlfov. Th” genernl business meetlnv* IIII’I lunrhenn of rlnh to he belli 1* Fehritnrv nt the Mt. Plymouth H<* tel were d|sriis«ed and reservnllmt were mad.* by 12 meinhrrs to at tend. A dessert hrldge nnd Canasta Mrs. George MrCldl «*»s tin* party w ill be s|mn*nrrd on Wed­ nesday a t 1:30 p. m. by the K»<*|n| guest speaker for the meeting and discussed lieennnlns und eorsng* Department o f the Woman’s Club making. Following her tnlk Mifo r rlub members, Housegnests of I’eurlfoy served refreshments to members mnv slso attend for a ♦*”*. Starke. Mr*. Arnold William*, am sll fee. Hostesses for the occa­ Mr*. S. G, lliirrlninn, Mrs. It.irk. sion w ill be M rs. H. R. Duggnr, Hterde, Mr*. James Andersne, MM rs. I,. F:. Spencer. Mrs, W. It. Jennings and Mrs. J D Cordell L. A. Tale. Mr*. It. A. Futrcll Mrs. W, II. Ilrlnson. Mrs. Mn).i* Reservations ntav he made with flepr. Mis, (7. M. F’lnwers, Mr* M rs. Duggnr or M rs. Spencer, l.endmon. Mr« Dtiv*s eml n gur-i Mrs lliuwn, Mrs Peurlfoy’a moll, FT A M EET or The Sanford Junio r lllu li School Parent-Teacher Association w ill on "lltv re n llo n In the Com munity." maet at B:00 n. m. The guest | A ll fsthera ere n artieiila rlv urged sneaker fo r the meeting w ill tie to attend tho meeting. Refresh Marlon H annan who w ill speak m>nls w ill he served, 95 Chr'rmnn Of Circle Penney’s Sodnl Department To Sponsor Furty ALWAYS . FI RST QUAL I TY! ' SPECIAL PURCHASE WOMEN’S ALL NYLON DRESSES LAST TIME TONIGHT f f i f n r ,-ten ISLAND ^ Sweet curve of collar, beau pockets for our niaay suit ...plus eueh a fortune In tailoring, you’ll think the price tag’s Abblngl "Candy Nub", Burlington's tex­ tured crease and spot rcalstant rayon. 11 delicious flavors, fi crisp checks. Misses 10 to 18, Juniors 7 to 15. UNDA TAB HUNTER* DONALD GRAY NEWS — CARTOON — SHORTS TU ESD A Y - W ED N ESD A Y r TA nT ALSO CARTOON AN1 HOME MADE PIES DAILY w . ' -OM jll,, PERSONALS • CHOICE OF COFFEE OK TEA IC Y .. Moon* HostCSM For Central Circle f C H E T S SPECIAL ■ Mr*. M illie d Hiler of R n rh e te r. In e n d of Ml llt ja n Iti*ei N. V.. bn* Iiniommed the engage w'H regtet to burn that *he bn* mem ot herdauitbter, Nancy, to entered the Orange .Meiuoriiil Ho*Hr. Kdwnrd K itig .n till M arkell, I'Unl In Orlntulo for Mirgery. ■on of .Mr. ntid Mr*. Kdwnrd I.. | ------Mnrkell of llerkeley, C n lil., lo r-, Mr. and M r*. Iln rry K lin e of merly of Snnfonl. j Hrnokline, Mn*s. have arrived •« Mi * H iler, who attended the spend their fourth *ea*on nt the U niversity of Rochester, I* nt pre- M ayfair Inn. *enl « InlHirntury technician nt the | ------Unlvemt.v of California School of M 't llen rv l.onirwell entered Vlrdlnne,'' l.o* Anttt'le*. Hr. Mar- Orange Memorial Hoapllul ln*t .ell wiuduuted from I ’nmoim Col- Wedru-*dnv f o r uh*ervnllon nnd leKe. took hi* t’ h.D, in Zoology nt treatm rnt nnd Inter w ill umlcrifo the U niversity of C alifo rn ia in nn oocrnlioii. llerkeley, and after serving in the Navy during the w ar, attend-, Mi. and Mr-. <' K. Phillip* of ed Stanford I'n iv e rs lly Medical the Couritiy Club Paida Road hav. School, when He wa* a member of n tutned fio,u Jn>ksonvilje when No Siginn No frate rn ity. He in- the. spent <eveial day* recently terned ut Slanfoid Hospltnl*, nnd with M r. P hillip*' h r dher and i* piv*vntly \>*i-iant Prot'e**or ol sister in law. Cant, nnd Mr*. Roy la ic .tn iii* 111*, H e nl the U .C.I V long in O riego. School of Medicine. The marriage w ill take (dace in Howard M. Sweeney of H am il­ lleikelec during March, and short­ ton, Ontario, Canada arrived on ly a f tern ni ls the couple w ill leave Saturday to visit hi* son and lo r Tah iti, when* |)r. Mnrkell w ill dnughtei in law. Mr. and Mt*. do research in tropical ill*ea*e« ' Gordon Sweeliev nod dnilghter under a Murkle Foundation y'ehol Klirnltclh Ann. lie is a gileat nt the M iivfinr Inn. ____________ — — i« «> . . Friend* of Mr* Klixnheth Halve, tps<, \t |f,(H io n trm ,.| tii learn of her dine*, jp the IVrm ihll.oughttin Hostoinl M i*, ||ahe was in k 'll -iid.li-f.lv ill Thursday Mr*. ||. Moore w in haste’* evening nod vvi* immediolely elt. for the inuolhly meeting of the lived ns a •inrieul tlier, l|.-r i"*n. Central C lirle of the Sanford ditii.o u p , de*. i died IIS full- this (iurilen Club on Thursday morn- mot ning leg with Mi*. K. (I. Kilpatrick rondo, ting the Hu rtin g , The guest speaker. Mrs, II M Palin in th. spoke tin •‘Ciinservnl loti" and told of her nersumd experleme |ln gardening which made for nn I Interesting nnd inform ative too. To Fidio t'lii-lo nr tho Sanford Gimh-n Clid. held it < fi|--t n|u|,| grnm. Refrr’shments were served nt the ""■el iri',. „ l I he homo nf Mrs, l l . l Moore home after which the group C , ( l a k e s with M is || K (tn tllff went to the camelliii garden* of as co ho*te«*. ,\ su lk in g center Mrs. George McCall where IP.” nose on Ike dinin.r Inl.'e was of a large white . nndle en. ireleil with meeting was dismissed p*"k P f feelion .-mill Ilia*, V i* M ile * a. te,| a* elmlrmao and infoenu-d roeinPn-r* ,.f two , , lD lf- * D A t . Sanford Woman'* w ill The U nity ‘T r u lh C lax. w ill tor u d e x.rrt bridge nn<1 (.Tunmvtn meet at thi1 Valdei Huti*l nt 7:48 party for club member* ut ItHO n,m. The public la cordially invited |. m. nt the club houao. Curst* will to attend. Iio Mr*. It, 8. Duggnr, Mr*. I.. K. — St. M ary'* Chapter of Holy Cro** Spencer, Mr*. \V. It. Jenning* and Cp leco p al Church w ill meet nt 8:00 Mr*. J . I). Cordell. Re«ervath>n* p. m .at tho home of Mr*. Irving rnny be made by contncllnir either Fein berg, 1006 Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. Duggnr nr Mrs. Spencer. The Cleaner's Cln*» of tl.i F irst T llllis im Uaptlat Church w ill meet nt the Seminole Chapter No. 2, O K S . borne of Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, w ill meet nt the Musomc Hull nl ¥483 Palmetto Avenue, nt 3:30 8 did p.m. The Semlnele County Teacher'* p.m. jt' The Snnfonl Ju nio r High Seined Federal Credit Union w ill meet nt Tarent-Tenrher Association w ill 7:0(1 pan. to be followed with n meet at 8:00 p.m. The ituest meeting uf the Seminole County Teacher'** Club lit 8:011 p.m. speaker w ill I u Mill ion Hoi omn The Sauford (iram m nr School 0 h a w ill have a* Id* «'ih|e<*t I’urvnt Teacher A'soeintlon w i'l ‘'H e e m tlo n in the Community". meet iii the Junior High S *hn .| AH father* nre nurtli’l.ln rly urtred where u nr” g'a*v w ill be pr” "t‘n t. to attend this meeting, Refresh, cd Irv Kdlth Royal nnd member* mepla w ill he served. of her dnneltw «.■’ on I at 8:tl0 n.iu. The Pilot Club w ill meet nt the r 'lM liiv Vaeht Club nt 8:18) p.m. to he proS t. M ary's f ’hnnl” r of Holy ceded w ith the Ininr.l meeting nt Cross Knl*,,«'*ist C h urih v !ll <pon* I t M I1'™ ; I ''or n *uh.v rlptlon I rldtte ao<l The Woman'* A u xilia ry to the Cnnn«ln n a rlv a* 8:00 o m . nt th " Seminole Count v Medical Society j || The ntthlic i* eor will meet at 7:30 n.m. nt the office dlaMv Invited (o a lie n ,I thi* of D r. Fran k I,. Qulllman. v n t. U f »o»n which w ill i „ ep to the rhurrh. CtiPM* are naked __Thc Social Denartmenl of the t„ help,* th*de „.<* e| v (n„ | • ., Dr. E. K. Markell Engaged To Marry 4/. r*i On Snlo Tuesday 0:00 A. M, • g u r a M vcn i conron axiom eon CAnxxra Solid Colors And PrlntH All New Spring Fit brim Don't MIhh Thin Drenn Ilnrgt'in PEN N ETS You’ll Save ’» e CLOCK* S id M . . . �p - f ,r~ P if t n M-m. Ja n . 19. 135S lilt: ft t Nil lit 11 lll.UAl.il' Family Of Six Wiped One TCsrnpnl Mental NCAA Rules Group County Commission Out By Farm Blaze Case Still A t Large To Study College (Continued knm i Pxga Due) Increasing Volume E r t t E . Pa r - F I r e destroyed a I story fau n homo yesterday o it n fam ily of f it Five Of Winter Produce wiping •her* living oil the first iloor fled . . . . flames. that ................ e mushroonilng left Moving To Market!'nthlna charred mass In the but mi W fN T K It H A V E N td* H ire d L . 11. l-ewls reported tedav m In creasing volume of v tn!< r vcmtable* moving on the dial'- Farm era M arl eta and ■r,nn- planting i-I nk mi In many of tin- m arke' itn-ui. He nave tills rundown: Ft Myora volume expected In continue fa ir for next cooplr of week* despite eucm nhrr growl' being retarded by recent cob' wenther. Last week ructlP’ he" sold fur 47.50 In 4ii n bushel, t* grade popper lor I t 30 lo 4.1 am’ top grade tomatoes *t lo 36 a HP pound rorlo n A lot'll of n w iirongbi gros* receipt* of 427,132. Ft Pierce moved in 817 crate1 of tomatoes lost week. lli- t prude* sold at I t So to $7. fall to ordlnar) $3 to I t Florida C ilv no rnnleH-it fro-' damage re|M .rlnl during la t eob' Spell. I.a sl week sold l.T H erele* of tomatoes nl ft "7 to J7 nn,' gross receipts tolnled |il-i 2isi An tlclpate* nn Im reaseil volume o' tomatoes nod n light volume o' beans and squiish jmtnnkaleo moving light t fa ir volume of m , umber*, tome toes, Mjiinsb mid iienper Huron week of .Ian :■ tl l*.7 naekane* o' prod -ut- brought 4.19,n t Pnhokee — rleb-rv bringing t?.,vto 43 90 n crate pnliitoes SI to |e $2.75, esearole no to SI to ;, crate, radishes ,70 to 'jo a bushel, bean 43 to 43 50 a bustle], and pepper44 lo $3 ,S« PaU tka — poliilo plnotlnu K no drrw ay wllh an niille|pnle<l in crease over last year's iie rrig e Moving exrellenl ipm llty rablim-In heavy volume nnd i’ oinI col lards in light volume. Plant C liy -- 82.731 pints of strawberries Inst week nvernged 34*4 cents fur a tolol of 4.1M?d Pompano —. 2iai ear* of produce moved last week for the market's hlgaesl week of the season Deans sold Up to PI a host,el. the recent cold weather strengthening I'u prices. Pepper brought *:t to vi Sanford — on one dav lust week anld over 21 ,<M;o units of .11 vnrlo ties of fruit noil vegetables with cabbage the leading enniniudih followed l>v eelerv, cauliflower penner and |H,tatoes Wailehala — a eontlder.ilde aere age of tomatoes has been planted and planting is continuing M,,.uf the early lain riled cucumber acreage has been planted with some nlants already op Will slari open field enemnber planting at,out Fct> I Bed Fcn alnilitm ( ( ‘■mlliuM-d Prom Page One) there wns evidence of orgntilm l Communist groups. ||>< wmihln'l Investigate individual professors, he said. The Internal security -nlirommil lee report, Mihmlli',1 muter tin expired rhaiim unsliip ,,( Sen Mr f'a riiin I I I Nev), said without going Into details: "Terlin teny before the s-iheom tlllttei- Indicated .peeifn ally thill ('ominunlsl activity look place iitming leactirr-' In I'liibulrlnte., lips I on I'level.init Del,pit, lltiMii lo, and Matllsoa, W , as well as reileetlng llie rertiduH of Mihstan Hill l *ii,l, mil |, i * I aellvity null,I,I! tearliers In other areas "Several univi-rsilie* also were eiled In lesllmunv as tordaining Communist units " The stibnm itiiillee drew these 1-undtnlnns in IIs report: " I . Ilespltc Die linillicxtlnncd loyally and self Min tfiring devo lion to duty of llie priqrpulcriint hulk of A in i-rlrii’ s lim lie rs , there are yet many hmulreils of teachers who are Communists "2 ('runmuni <t lenehi-r* radiate an Inltiieiire rrcich greater limn their prooortioiiale nnndu-r "4. The New York Teachers Union Is an organization that Is an instrument of the ('oiniimiilst partv and has hern uted to Implement the Communist t-nnsplrsrv. "8. leg islative cnmmlliees elth IT uf the Senale nr of Congress h»ve aided loenl school idithurilios sketrldm: a paltern of Commitnisi iiclivltles and by exposing CommnnlMl teacher* •’0, A OomnimiM I* not n fit person lo lie placed or rclolncd In a position to lidlnrnre the minds of the ynulh of America,'* Vivian Spoor I Con llr urn ra c e iih »| F irs t Huptlnt (Iluirch, w h s thruwn to the pavement In Uni iw'c iiik I crash mid hl-« physichin mild he had a brain Injury and a serious concussion. According to Piivlntnt nollce, Tucker's enr was lu a colllalon at N, Uinii'h nnd Mason Avenue, Daytona lli-iu-li. with u vehicle driven by a l!l-yenr-ob| Ormond resident. Two men rld|nir with the new rh e rlff wer«< also thrown out uf the ear but eaenped w lili minor injuries. They were Deputy S h eriff 'News Journal. -M r. Speer was horn Aptf. 28, WON In Hnnford id mt early pio­ neer fam ily, and had lived here all Of hU life . He waa a veteran o* J f « M W ar t, aervlnp la the U. H. Na«f| a member of tha Anierlean Iruem ent Ituroid to death were (ieorge Thompson. 21; his wife Alice. 22; and their rhiltlro'i Ittta, 5; Marlhu. l; Charles, 2, ami Charlene, It months They lived on Hie second floor ,f the Ira me dwelling situated oi tut acre farm six mile* south of Erie State Eire Marshal Stanley Siviianowle* salil he believed nn nb' ,11 stove, used to (toad the rhllIren's bedroom, exploded, The eh.STed bodies of all C IIA T T A H O O C H K E u fi- O le of Ihrca patients whn esripud from the State Ment* 1 HomitaJ Satiirday night was stdl at U rge today hut authorities do not hclleve he i* dangerous. C ity police caught H V (b iffin . 27, fhe butcher knife wielding lead er of the brook, pony o rhu rrh .Sunday. Sidney I). Welch, 20. wa* raptured u few Hours after Iho escape. fienrge Ward J r ., Esrnm hla County, was seen running Into some woods when officers took (b iffin . Hosoltal Root W f). lingers J r . described (b iffin as the onlv danl->T ons one of the thrre. He led tlm escape by pressing a butcher knife against an attendant's throat and marching him post o iilrn t* and guards llnrd up fo- » nper. The attendant was nut h rrm td ( ’utter En dH 5-I>ay Ontfun Slavs Rival Itesc tic Operation For His Wife’s Hove IX 'A I.A M*—Oscar l.olt II. was irM In,jay oil charge* of fir*! de free murder In the shooting of a riv a l for the afferllon* of his at tractive lim netic wife Sheriff |)on Mi la-,,,1 s;dd laitt, a carpenter, killed Ja v Armour. 28 year old shipping clerk. Rstor lav night clim axing mi argument In-tween the two over Armour’s itlonllon* In Velma ladt The shouting took place at the home of Nee! Alford on a much •our mile* south >,f here The A l­ ton! fam ily was not at home Slier iff Mel.eod 'aid he did not know why Ihe two men were together there. The sheriff said l.ntt reported Ir him at t a m S,today that he had •hot Armour hot didn't know whether he was dead He returned to Ihe scene with Hu- sheriff and Armour's body was found on the hack steps Mr* Colt formerly was em­ ployed a* a ear imp at a drive in restaurant She has four small children Armour was divorced and had two childcn l i o l a r y Cluli N EW D ill,F A N S OP— A Coast fiuarcl cutter cmfpd a five day re* m e operation Sunday when It re­ leased two fishing vessel* In pro­ tected water and brnguht two med­ ical r is e * to shore Dnr man, described ns a “ menlal c a se ," was turned over to his fam ily at Venice, l.a Another seam an, Itnyer '' lllackw older, St. Augustine, F Is ., was put In sn ambulance al Ven­ ice and taken lo the U. H Public Health Service Hospital hero with an Infected leg caused by a fish sting. The cutter Nike relessrd the fishing vessel* Vona Mabry, T a m ­ pa, F in ., nnd the So ulhw cslrr, Pen­ sacola. F la ,, at Pori Earls, Just Inside Iho southwest pus* enlraner lo (he M ississippi liiv c r Another fishing vessel was scheduled tn low the boats to Pen sorola fur repairs. The Nike took thr vessels In tov Tuesday in the Camnnehc fishing hanks off the roast of Mexico. S E O U L i.P — The heaviest tied assault ,,f the new year smashed against the lines ol a newlv a rll Valetl Smith Kore in division today. The Allied soldier* held their vrmind, killed an estimated 213 of lio- attacking turn Beds, and forced the Communists Into retreat after three hours of savage cln.se*quarter Cardinals Chosen fighting. Unities Hared wllh renewed hit ( C o n lln iie d I’ i o o i C u r e O n e ) termed the act Ion hv the tn ,111la ternesa all along the frozen Kor can front Altogether the lied* "a blunder ” hlirled nearly I VSI men Into the Tin m ll'tia h.,il linli-d me in mi bidding in hhmdy hid futile at ,-domoiilii hired Irom the olllclat temols In dent the ll N. line* in t'ovcjnui(‘lil travel ageney and told lire dawn darkness me that under a new regulation The ll 8 Eighth Arm y said Ihe olftelul permlsslnn must he ob­ main lli-il blow fell against thr tained l,y any visitor to the spirit Hcpuhllr of Korea I 2!h division mi out leader of Yugoslavia’ s approx­ the mountainous eastern front. imately seven million Homan Cuth Gen Ja n ie * A. Van Fleet .immune nils tho activation of the 12th a n ' Previously, no permission had - (‘•I 15th Huh' divlsluns onlv two months hero required (mm unOmritlc* to add This was Die first Intlleallun -ci- Hu nil Id,I-hop, Itn is now f( Dial either had sern eniiili it. nortril rceoveriug from a minor lu the a ir >var. Allied flgliler leg operation made necessary liy a Ihrunditnis (I,Ion,I d o t) eoiidillon linm hrr* m a ird ninth in followup The itilxup over wheltier report raids on the vital Kinanju supply er* could see him occurred on the -enter deep in northwest Korea day Sloplnae and 21 other C dholle Ten If R ll 2fi’ s dropped loo tons plelnl,.- were elevated to Co l ot r-f nigh i x|dns|ve* on rail yards Rimilay uiglil The Irlp lia m it-gi: of Cnnliiiids at the Vatican ■there lo hls last Interview wllh this mer Mm, s are pari of a enneerted correspondent the prelate com effort lo smiish a main H nl siqiplv meiiteil that rellglmis freedom in hue final Manehiiria to the front Yugoslavia " Is eipial to zero " tin condemned what he termed Die "n id i church practices" of the Communist government High I.1IW Free Ip. Asheville .ill 26 Boston 37 31 .10 * fin 11it Him fiiiw i * * * ii iiinrl Chlengo 34 18 Cleveland .11 21 .26 m aker*. 73 33 •.Hp ii T u ll of Ohio, till’ Semite lais Angeles n iiijo rily leader. told F.isonlmwer's New Orleans 05 3D 41 igrccrneiil lo do lid* represented New York 32 .04 "no rever»«|" id trolley on hi* part, Washington ll 32 .211 30 36 lint III*' Ohioan uddrtl thill the nr .larksm ivllln 61 riiitacm rid hnd hcl|ird (o dlsitcl Miami 18 contusion irg artlliifl the handling Tall alias', re 37 32 id lob pa i milage Kimwland, T a ll and Sen. M lllikln M OKNADEflll S E E K S PO W ER T E f lit AN. Iran k R -P rlm o Minister Mnhammrd Mnssxdrgh w ill try <penl about an hour nnd a half min In tomorrow In n iu itrr a par­ with the Presidentelect. liam entary quorum tn conildcr a They rnm c In ndvnnrn of Elsen ­ bill extending his |>owrra to rule hower's first meeting with hi* cn- by dome llr r Cabinet, Also scheduled to alt The prime m inister, whn la up nl tin' Cabinet ennfcrrnee warn against hitter realalance from a VIre President ■ elect Ninon and minority b i llon nn tha iiauo. failed other Ion officials id the Inennilnji In pel enough deputies Inin the administration. I'urllnm cnt yesterday fur a sched­ uled seaalnn. O V IK lIfl I'- T A T O M E E T A apokramun for Mnasadegh said O V IE D O (Special)*—The Ovledu Saturday that expiration next I'-TA w ill meet Tuesday nt iltUO month id the law granting Mm dic­ •i,m, u l the Home Economies llld if. tatorial powers has resulted in Uni-sl Hpcnker w ill ho Mr*. Jen mm British refusal tn negotiate on the Iranjan oil d isp u te ._______________ B rinkley, fCunllnonl Emm I'-iB'- Due) Chadwick of Mt Pleasant. N .1 Osar lleigstroll, Ilf Winter Park .tame* t, Miinriu of Cocnn. .1 c llradlev mid l.elluy Lawson of Dcf.aml NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC O F INVITATION TO BID Honied prop«*mlH will l»o received In I he office of llie Cllly Mnniiger of Hnnford, Florida, until I P, M. January 2 (1, 111.13, fo r CurnlnhlnK one carload of Mwer pipe an per follow* t noO reel of io " l$ S Hospital ------------ — ■ ■ . . . ftifffl*** sailor In It* w alftht s la n t Ford E" 5 oiler* I wln*>llia*e lenalhs to 111 voor load spare requirement*. Clioieo of Hix or V-8 puwurl PROOFthat Ford Truth run fur ponnlu por mHof In (Itn all-month, nationwide Ford Truck Kconomy Run, (5,500 Ford Truck owner* kept dally record* of what they paid for Brut, oil, maintenance and repain. You can are thoee revealing on-the-job coat flfuna in the big book of the Economy Run­ et yottr Ford Dealer's now! See this book before you buy any truck! Come in today! PRO O F tuvo up P R O O F that ford Truths lost lon§orf Mb ineurance experte, uaing (ateat regiairatlon data on 1,066,000 truoka, prowthat Ford Truck* laat krnpr! That mean* depredation ia eloww. No wonder they command big trade-in value*! Get a Ford Truck that’* a PaovnN better buy! tfcrf Ford Trutht fe 14% muru on 901/ Ford Trucka offer Uireo completely new high* comprawion, L o w - F r i c t i o n overheed-valve engine*. Shorter piiton itroke cut* friction jwwer-wnate! Engineer teste—end owner experionce—ehow that you sava up to one gallon of gas In every aeven! Chooee tha right power for your job from Piv« great Ford Truck engine*! 1000 feel, more or of P’ nectwary to fill Prlcui submitted must he figured F. 0 . 11. denUnattoo. kitllmnlrd taxes muat he deducted from bid* The t'ily. of Hanford retteryen the right lo accept the lowest undfnr the Mat hid, | «f»wer It tu fv ln d .h y hfs B f r p t l at aonfonf A v e n u e mm w W fo d . We give you (500 feel of 8" The Cliy of Hanford rraerv^a the right to reject any. or ail blda. = * s3 M IAM I Oft— Kenneth Lee M aur­ er, accompanied by two detec­ tives, was enroute lo Detroit by A T LA N T A (JR — A new Georgia hv train today where Ihe 20-year (glslaluro assembled today wltn with old ynuth will face charges In the Legislature killing of hi* mother ana alater. most of Its member* friendly to M aurer, handcuffed to police L t Gov. Herman Talmadge but manv Gerald W allers and accompanied armed with bills™ hoi* could test by Detective Kenneth P erry, Is severely hls "hold the lin e " p o lic y * Certain kin to be Introduced Is r due In Detroit Tuesday. measure calling for a 10 per cent Maurer was arrested Thursday cost ■of - living pay Increase for a* one of the ten men most wanted teacher* which Ts opposed by Tal try the F lit . He said he had be*- mBilge ami hls leglslotlvi legislative benchin this area a year when F B I men. m ent* arrested him at his work Another bill would add ton state bench In a furniture factory. highway patrolmen In an effort to Maurer denied any knowledge of cut down a Georgia traffic death the slaying. Ills mother, Mr*. *('••midnrv road fund* for 1115,1, Daisy M aurer. 44; and sister Ja n toll which soared last ye a r to 062. T h is is iho amount t-ft after u at, It. were found hacked to death Tho teacher pay hike would rost total of 4-1115,1)58 50 in commit­ in their Detroit home on Nov. 28. about eight m illion dollars; the patrol expansion would require * 0ment* and expenditure* hnn l<ren !I).H. 1 . .. Ki ■ledii ted from the original appro­ . Waiters said (he youth would he other million. The governor has warned that priation of 430P.2I5 83. questioned during the long train Georgia” * tncoms w ill fall hv about A* Stated jo I lie figure*. Jfl.H U ,. ride and expressrd the opinion 71 hn* been rommitte-l for m ain­ ('•at "W e'll get the story from to million dollars a year during the next two year*, and since he l l tenance *:ion for rig hta-af-w ay1him against Increasing taxes, he wants on tile .Molbins'illi'i ,‘ A v e n u r-Iw k ,., Maurer had been living In expensive addition* to the state .f* s iil|, rood' *:i5,5ti0.:t:i * -* Roo •*• for *— right*, trailer park with a lilundo woman■ i>no i,m i„»i of-wav nti P irtirh Avenue; * tll,. identified a* Nina F Ayers. 28. budget. Hep. Charles (Hiwen of Bruns­ ,081 for Die lead from l.ake Marv She said they were married on w ick, long at issue with Talm adge, to Si**-' Itirrnl tU)f) Mtighrvav 17- tie r 29, 1031, and that Ma-irer ha* charged that u-wless emnloyee* f'8 ): 450.001) for the Chapman tuld her be came from Kentucky. clutter the stale’s payroll. He says Itoad. n«o nnd •in.iHisi 43M.IHHI m forr tne the Knnliiumost of the m one^ncedid to glvo Spring* Itowd, making a total the tcarhers a raltfa could be o tt C IT Y F IB EH W O R K ER S of St7;i.;iH?,07. W OONSOCKET, R. I. UR-M ayor talned by firing INrse w orkeri. Mr. \V*|Biint* offered the *ot». Two bridge - building proposals ireslioii (Id* morning that n re*„lii- Kevin K Coleman fired 80 highway hacked by the ad m tnlslrilln n m *v department worker* today for re­ Moo lu* pipcu-d for decentralizing draw strong opposition. One would seeondnrv r*tnd funds from the fusing to work overtime Friday rre n lc an aulhorily to construct Rtalc to Hie rouplies i,o,| |h|(t he during a snowstorm because of a toll hrldges; the other would es­ would Introduce llie net loo in llie pay dispute. tablish nn authority to build about „ „ „* The mayor then told them they 30 million dollars worth of bridges S late l.egislnture. No oetion wm taken on the mutter 1,v 111 Com- ! could apply for reemployment on a lo replace some nJw labeled ob­ .10 day probationary period provld solete. nlssion. Ing they agreed to overtime work Other bills likely to lie offered nt their regular rate of pay. The would; / THE.M OHS B E C O R D E D men had sought tlmo and a half N EW Y O R K -£t—Two sharp earth Establish a state censorshte tremors a trout 2 7ix> miles from (or overtime work. hoard and Investigate sale of' "’lesnl I The m ajority of the m rn applied m agazines,” New York were recorded Inst night fur reinstatement at once. on the Fordham tln lve rsllv srism o 1 Frovide 417,300 annually for medgraph. 11 wns rejKirled I'ldny. | leal scholarships tn supply doctors The llev. Joseph l-vnch. sets- Ihe bantam class title: Jack Price for ru ral areas. mologlst, said tt was not possible Miami, took Star Class honors and tn determinn the exact direction Chuck Phillips, Miami, was first 1 Silk worm moths are almut oneof the shucks in thr Suicide Class. half-inch Jong. Hu1And Cabinet § y>^iald*Lap<fhUHt .ilt-r handling the ball (rout renter am! that the old fair catch signal ■•»(- outstretched arm lie restored The receiver now is required tr wave both arm*. No change* havn been proposed in t'-e prrsent tivo plalnnn system U tile snid .onlv a M ini) mJnorllv nl college eopche* polled im the siihslitutliin rule* were In favor id reslrlrtlons. The other*, he raid were alioul equ-illv divided hetwrer keeping the present rule* nnd siloutlng the professional policy of unlimited substitution Many Bills On Tap M IAM I (At- Chet Tlngler didn't have n boat for this year's na­ tional Thistle Class Winter Cham ­ pionship but hit won Ihe title In the Sunshine ftegall.i .S-.md.iy, T ln r'e e , Defending ehamn'e-r had sold hi* boat and did not In­ tend to compete until he met rim er lllch . Davtnn. n who Invited him to sell the H Clan. Howard Foht, Miami salted hi* Zephyr tn first place in the State Llitl't-lng Class rare for t'-e third straight year. Another MlamUn Lew is Twitched, won the Slate Moth Class title. Ed Burroughs, Jacksonville, took Weather Hems Itltl on tire for use of Hnnford Hewer Pepi. nM will he paid for from Hewer, Dept. lludgct. m ■v R E N FU N K S T , P K T EW S B U JIO , Fta ( * - T h e Football Holes Committee of the National Collegiate athletic Asso­ ciation started Its annual confer rn re today, with prosper!* uf making few I f any Imoortant changes in the present regulations Most of the H member* seemed satisfied with llie way erilegr foot­ ball was played last season " ! think we have » Poe »r* nl ru le s," commented Michigan's Alh letlc Director Frlta D rtslcr. the committee chairm an “ I hope there won't bo any changes In the came "O f course, we'ro not going to legislate against progress. Imt we'll stand pat until we hear some very gnu* reasons for rewriting any rules. Constant changes cun fuse the coachrs, the players and the spectators." An advisory rmn mil tee of roll-.-ae coaches hesded hv Columbia's lam Little has submitted a number *-f pronosals, Including one Intended lo discourage the so railed "sucker sh ift," a maneuver to draw the enemy offside. The coaches asked the rules committee to make It Illegal for ■ lineman to change position after assuming his stance in the line with one or both hands on the ground. "Home of us felt that lurching by the linem an Is what nulls the opposition offside." L illie said "W e're Just throwing that sugges tlon In as a starting point for discusslon. It may lead the committee to a belter solution than we have been able to find ." Many coaches at last week’s NCAA meetings In Washington snid they didn't believe Ihe proposed change would end the sucker shift hreause It wouldn't restrict Ih r maneuver* of the harkflcld. The roarhes also are recommend­ ing that T quarterbacks be madn eligible to receive a forward pass construction budget hearing for the 12 counties o f the F ifth D is­ trict Among those alien,ling the inrrtlug this morning were nil Iho Countv Commissioners: O. W. Knrnrer, C of C manager; .Muck Cleveland nnd Volin W illiam s, state representatives, while the latter also is directly connected with the Frenrh Avenue prn|ect; Ja ck H u lls, operator of Simian,In Spring*: M. I! (T-bnno) Sm ith, nnd Judge Dougins Stenxtrnm, i,resident of the Ju n iu r Chamber of Commerre. Th- Si)-,ih-«i-si ttumt \vas given priority ill the resolution at the siiirg* sllon of Mr. McClelland, who smd It tiad lieco longer In neting procedure t h a n th- Runlarnlo Spring* Ilund. The latter road was roo side rod tty several i f the rommisslnneix ns the most imporlnnt riinfl prolert in It-,* rrninly. I'-tp*. pl-eioper D. E Fm irakre -mid It | , "npe of the biggest assets Repi Ir„,|e Cooritv tuts," Already, the County has n «ie „,| to pav 4511,(N)0 nil the French Ave­ nue pride,-i. Commissioner timid said, and ban fottu-d a "gentle, omo's agreement" w llh the C lf . to -plitting tl-e . . ro*i . . more than . . . that ,",,,",p t. l.om m l*s|(,im r l-m irnkrs ii.l Dm ( O d d ly would go a* high a- 475.'»K|. A<T«rdtng to figure* nt tintin-clinu tlii* morning, Die Countv svilt Imvc 42X1,287.;n iivnlliiiilc In HenvitiHi AhnhuH Of Yunr Aimed At KOKh Lejnnn and Holy Cro*a Phurch, in Fo rm erly a city vnm tnM onnr W seven year* he served ax m ay­ o r of Hanford for two terras in IW P-lftM , lie had a jw served as p n c u llv e chairman o f the Remtool.- Uouiuy War DaWijgi Ilrlrj*. y a r 84 y»a,rs lie bad operated tlm f r r * * * ** store a f t Speer M io n , B g Football Changes Tinkler Sells Boat, ‘Most Wanted’ Youth Georgia Law Bod f But Still Wins Race Faces Murder Count Meets Today With �Ty'pTi TT ' .v fiih V f# t DR. L. T. DOSS l I'hoD* * SOS Atlantic 7M DR. H. X. RING CHIROPRACTOR I'V U IIIIM S 2 to 5 )M 1 Sa n fa r* flank llulldlnjt A t. . Please r a i l Th. IM S fo» appolntmmt I'honc 1732 — 1710 ROY WALL OPTOMETRIST E Y E S EXAMINED (.’ LASSES FITTED n fi South Palmetto Avenue Got Enough H O T Water For ItnuHIr Muir I nr III.i. 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F.STA Th FD R S A I.K —3 tofjauri i m io m i i m nr largo cities now require 170 • 110 desrees dithwaihing or agree that you need to be equally careful at homo? |- l.l . si . * t' m il* —I l •, •i III X III >1 I I l i e lien lla | in Mi i XXill lin.inei' i , ii i l . i|wi e ir <1 il'I.X I all Ini I v -. I i " XI ' __ l eeltf t it ! .Mill I i'p til Se//£t I I.M ills lil> SI ||.'•»( \\ .1U* **' II . 111to .Mill on i-s( le\ fit! ii Iv :v o aVtil'll ni'il IliO.'i tl. XI 2 I .1 I. . I., i 11 uniter 111 l ui ami \ ii|i>iimliili • s. .• \N >xi i I re.itairn l MUI s | | R A II.F II Im ...le 22 II X ' . mill it in: i l'i iceil I" -ell ('.ill »l" M i■n 11 m x . f .i l 'i . ssiiii i, I. Mitii riin lir l.'i.'l M f lim e lioable no extras, $3 0 IN). Work " Iiir .in l.n l M ule M'ooil I i , liv e s mil i i e ."lim j r'n . i io i i .iilii'rme si m l.iuilo. 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I'hnne ii.'' 11 l l l l i . l.-n, \ \ flllll* tune ii h< i i .il w ilie r See.' I 11 anil iii'li in ' " *•' •• in' .11■• i i 'i* i i l«C|ll i« Ii Mass Mo. M W I I'M SPECIAL SERVICES J A M It 'S lE S F rec K *11-f. tun.' Aluminum III e«t«*^ i 1ft* In- t.ill.ilifn TeleI'liiniture Crnti'r, p'ltMlI* 1 1.’d Nil XV First l ii i i m in i sm IlnWII lot In i lit ill mini, n O Ll.A W X Y AND R A IIY RFD.N •ay, week or monlh Tul I ia.\ Furniture I'enler, lift W First ••Family Health Require* Hot Wator for Dishwashing OZARK IKK Xpply •ml. .1 l.U N T A IN Help Mr Mill I lim it A*<« ssl.l hr N**e-rfslr*l tin on ’> • ii •#»rr t*»r lrlr|*H«*isr on In tun || \ •*rnns|iiitt «leterisr If s*t*«r nisstir I* i III M ' l M ' I M i x M l l s llwtnl In Ihr trie ft hitter h*t**la. In :Hi’0 I th ill l.c.linom In.' rrlsirn tnr ihi* «i*••.iiMitt.tl teflttn ill two .iii ■ thr N ilirrfU rt l« rs|t-«tr*| t*t pm now .it .ill.ib', in U V N M U n i'll II M il M il I i#r»te*s|.t l y I •« eietlrr let* us fit Reaulifol t iiis mil "..in t| ii i-1**vl \ lor | rrtesJrr the hr«t |t<t««||t'r t e n lr r charm euinliiiii'il w.tli I * 1111 I II'**' all llmef 1.1* ssssiwt l*r In stser Ml III* till I * i|ilnlllt i m i'll ill I on lit .U. lot n fllsr ten thr tins hrletrr t*ish;l III.ill h m l rMlItm. r i m t i n \ i n i m . .0 in > |ii'l ill.I I*in « r tt'iflh is* iMtittrtllntrls I..lrHi- lots M•.ill si t 11 \ iloiill If nn rir.tr •*e*rtee« In sttser ml payments < •oni- .mil cc ■ >ir I X IT U F .S 'i t t ' M I I* H r rii isisi»I hr er«isein«llstr tor I ii .■ r.ii sh.o 1*13.3 iiioiIi I liouic il •• 11 *11’' • snettr I him .tnr ln*.*r«r«f Irtart Ib 'i anil I n ic s l I'liinii il l I! tltsn. .lliil I ••III ' An cahauttive five-year reioarch project by a leading laundering authority conduiivcly proved that Water Temperature* of ISO • 180 degraet— In Iho waiher tub— are encntial for brtt mil irmo.nl, whiter waihat. A GAS Water Heater will provide enough hat wator to operate any a u to m a tic wathar continuously, load after load. Authoritlei o'grcc it lake* 30 minute* to kill bocteria at 140 degree*— BUT ONLY TWO MINUTES AT 170 degree*. Sanitation code* of Public Health Department* in moit pi ||- III I I ' XX \ \ II I) liro cciy i. T ROOM hnti-c 1.11 • Uonui... next Mcltont lilt* ( nil >I .1 l'i M il Nil I \l*'i iiulre Nursery School ii'i it work two I'.ilmeito PHONE n s 30 GALLON GAS WATER NEATER EQUALS IN EFFECTIVE NESS AN 80 GALLON ELECTRIC WATER HEATER. T H E l ROOM llm i-c p.irlly foim-licd lavatory, commoile. > t«. t».-i | porch, c.ii.i^i-. fttut l .•■" .»>k well, nice lawn. lot. ol shade $21(75 nn liuiuire (iroccry I m ile, vvesl of S a nfortl oil IRchw.iv Hi Can •>«•' I'rnlay .mil *».il<iv«!-■v to to 12 Itarcnm if taken ,d mne M se W itnle t*. thr llnr. C LE A N F i l l ’ll room apar lincnt till Park W A T E R I'OR s \ n : - : i e stat e E Q U IT Y In new two lieilruotn home Cement block a n . Prince ton Avenue, 1'hillip* Terra. .• 4'tse I t»IUe««I mi rnlre te|*|«ls I till \%seesI \«l« |*ieI* 11• I*r.1 In Ih "snltinl llrenitl I I’title I l«* |t r IIt*r Insertion .1 thisrw I IN* per liter Inwrrlleen t! tin**** *»*• |*rr llnr lti«rrll**t« l»l llm rs Ur per line Insertion V r* r line tnr 1 rn rl| l onfretT If you have to schedule baths, dish­ washing, clothes washing — you'll have to say "no" to that at question. And Ana if it you ya do — you need a G A S W ater Heater. Gas is the ideal fuel to give a continual supply of H O T water — all day, day and night — and at less cost! Fast recovery is the prime reason why aas is superior for water heating. A G A S W ater Heater doesn't de­ lay you when you need hot water — and it replaces the hot water you use — in minutes! No watchful waiting — no intri­ cate fam ily schedules and cold baths bocause of an old fashioned water heater when you use Gas. C a ll your Gas Compony right away. T H E i— Use HERALD WANT ADS For Henultn "AL I FamilyNeeds! H O T T E R Pirf. 7 DIL C. L. PERSONS 1 “ T H E Mon t.n. 12. 1953 tn r. s.\NFonn nrn u.n ..llv JV L IT c n , vCMinoPItACTOR • H O l R S 9 td 12 — mV I « eeel |||||* \\ • tilll lleill * I |H|»I*, P M K S I'M IX I- S Vif Ile* i| i v i •it lflt||li iim iii f* • . till •: . .1..lliil. I.. .I W I. Dnl.lt .MU S .l ln I Meslani aid j;.is slallnu . u illi Hit *••! I •I \l im I If is ' *t X.Mi X r ii k \\i* ralnnx, perfert iiin d iliiin ........I yI;*iio nn | ri int la do .1 business For sale on an m ini ol M il III III \l IOIC SM I s XI IM UNI l( K* I f fill ||«' (let IIM’il sickness •I i XI • |(hi S i it .iti^t* |llit*«'inn l'i .til tti • nl\ v\i*i'k • HH'I'I * .1 )i L*UH Del.anil • Well W a le d liirn lsh n l I i.tiiiiit n ..mu :•ih.mi I IH •• iii • A\r hi'(lrie)in on 7‘ a a c ii's. Rendu •• Vfitir IV riiiiM iii h r if lr r " ______ In ulano Ideal for To urlsl home t i l l * . 1 0 X 0 I <| I'll an. ■ .1. and | ' | \ \ u s New and I a d 12(0 -m llefter h urry' in i r w w n .ii serv.e. ' I II ............ I". In I la Myrtle A veilin' I'ttnui IJtat XX (,'holce M'li'i'llim of homes $3,.'aKi | tit. III.' II • -0 •.. I( I. O •I I I. I ' M **— * — * vbtirk Mint to $.'10,000 Show n by append ment S A I.r.S I.A lU I co st \ND I'll! N il —21 " III. XI.• : llldi! havt* uimm| M'li'ii’i i m Apply in I X l ' N O l i t "A lw ay* Cheek With Ray K P eck" I elet v. i X|. lli.uv ill.Xv•inies l u st' tiol.land diamond cocktail nprtnfi In Maiiix'l liin ilH tii l)cpt Realtor. V S. 17. D ellnry I'honc si I 'll. in. I1 '■ I! lint,’ Reward I'hune 1.321 Kanfnril 332 K y M nrt W a lk e r VI Up THINK m i Al'AXv VlATI * f ll/WI A (If 111 u- ‘ MortAA vaty.LO (AJt l$v N cw r ( veu •11/' I I IV! Mi v i K .' XX| IIUI If t . AMI • RO I III ill's: I W'MI ,/ . v ^ I .1 IVIj ( a » *dilll' l> \ / l» - U lV X n A iM / h / -V j Q& - -9 ■ ' A 'W io 1 lty I'uiil RnhltiHiitv 1/ y o u u b c j o in g t o see ) I r'LGNTVOP MGFI.TR-1 / \ NOW OH R E M E M fle U ] IS IAAD 8 A J u n O G 1, ‘ A ANO YOUi-’R as) < » B#' T? • ^ M is cu sru r> Y ~ J *' - ^ f:5 5 3** — — • e— -i — . " " l l n * •* »-.••• S«i '—T— — — — — i it U ' ] i “ U j.v . c '} ‘ " t’ ^* . i.'f ijA 'fJ } * •V/ . .s j �Sanford Sweeps T win B ill From Palatka, 41-30; 28-19 Scottmen Win First PwFC Game; Junior Feds Take Second Straight V i c t o r y Lions Win 2nd CFC Contest; To Play Sanford's bleak basketball hnrlxon took n sudileri ahuut-fat r lust Lyman High Five Frid a y night aa Seminole High varlalty nnd junior quintet* com­ In Oviedo Tonight bined to sweep n doubleheniler Jones Scores 19 To Pace Oviedo To 5 5 -3 6 Win Over Groveland front the I ’ulntka Maroon* bv reapectlve tiro re* of 41-30 nnd 28-19 before 200 fnn* in the S IIS gymnaaium. Fed Coarh John Krotl'a em­ phasis on fundamental* flnully m itrr ia liir d on the court a* the spirited Seminole lirmonslrnti-d rfrwe rn-o|>er*linn and team pin, for the flrs l lime Ibis rear In ringing up their seasons flrsi victory. Cordon Clark, Kenturkv tran s­ fer senior, led the Feds with I I points while alternating with lanky Jim my Krider taking rebo"nda off both bn-nln, nuiiira lllsbea Jock Krider Junior Metis nnd Fran k Htufford teamed tip to bring tin* hull down the court and played Impor­ tant feeding role* while occasion­ ally breaking through the I’nlnlku lone on running lay-ups. It w»* evident from the very be ginning that the Celery F .ils had complete command of tilt' silimtlou as they mounted nn 11-6 margin In tlie initial period while pushing the sente to 22-111 hy the In lrrin l* simt. Hanford was never headed throughout Ihe gums. Coarh Hrntl kept the Seminolrs on th rlr Iocs calling several time ouls to metlrulmisly chart out flaw s In the Fed playing la rtlrs on a small black hoard. Hrnll punctuated the Hanford onslaught with Ihe liberal use of hla two-platoon system, thus keeping down Ihe srore. The hustling piny nf lluhlui His tier, K rider nnd Ht afford le v no led Hanford'* Improvement, 111*1...... excellent floor game whs a com­ plete surprise to many and the tim ely relmurdlng of h ih je r [dm the uncanny am irn ry nf Rtnfford certainly brought snllsfuellon fimn Seott. Both Stafford and Krider were second high to Clark with nine m arker* eaeh. The nimble Htnfford led the Hemlnnle's big 12point third slanta with three buck­ et* on two one-handed pusher* from the court and another from Underneath. Clark pared the early Fed drive with five points In tho firs t quarter while Krider eonlrlhilled u nne-liiinder anil ii I In-in. Metis found Ihn range hi the second period with a pair of field oals while the second platoon Joe 'lekens, Kandy Reynolds and Dll Sheffield lidded two points eueli in the rinsing minutes. I'nlntka, loser of five games in six this year, holding hut a single triumph nv«r little Crescent C ity five, found little to cheer about. Bruce llnnrock perfornuul nldv, f Paul Pezold Maintains Titanic 9-Pin Lead Over City Bowlers G R O V E L A N I) (S p rc la l)- O v le do'n h u.krt happy sopbomore forwurd, Johnny Jones, went on anu tlnr scoring rampage here Inst F rid a y night, churning the cord* tor II* points to spearhead the t.itins r>ii-t»l victory over GroveIit 1111 in u Central Florida Conlerence game, Jones' point spree pushed up his season’s total to s i In five lames for a 18.7 average, which reds all Seminole County prep scorers in both departments. The Ovledunns were playing without the service* of their star toiunrd Hilly Meek, who is side­ lined on crutches with a sprained ankle, However, Guard Norman u>c, who him self hits been m in in g a severe cold for the past two weeks ami was held to n sin­ gle murker in the Hoone J V gnme i . wees, look no the thick left by Meek’s toss unit unit r I lulled 12 pomls to the Oviedo itesiiult, ><lx im m the rhn rlty line. Grtjvelmid's leelde senring o f­ fensive was paced by the 12 point ft m u * n| J t,rt n Dowdy nnd Herniun Ktlierlon. The GrovcJnnd girls gittned some eonsolulioii for tile ioeul funs by ndministei mg u Mi lk setback to the Oviedo g i l l s in Die lid lifte r. Je rry I’uryenr hit for 27 point* for winning g irls while Oviedo's perennially high scorer, Shirley Jones, led the I,ions with Ifi ta l­ lies. .Shirley Is no relation lo John­ ny Jones, Tonight the Oviedo quintet, which hntds a nifty 2-0 record in C F C play >o far. w ill make unothrr confrrrnre defense In Oviedo against their county rivals, the l.ymnn Greyhounds, •he girls’ game will inaugural* the twin hill at 7:110 p.m. In the hn» •■nl»'-io hi d ' I H u r f f i L n l new Oviedo gymnasium. I *lon Coach I'ttill .S ilkier will bad his charges into the fray with t i l 111ii ii ii n i n e liil> a winning 3-2 record while Ly m a n ' ” i‘‘ mentor Jim I'ayne w ill field it rlu h i f ’l /<>1■I 1 - mm- I Vo n «ith n 1-3 season's count. I.ymuti Iiiiiit iiolits n poor 1-2 margin in I ’ FC le tI iii II h I s only Von llrrb tlll* Ulut p,ii M-Miiil his 1962 clip nf .day. ith an infill |iiunis already, D15 I I. 'King C i i i I" I lliliil this Johnny Junes w ill lie seeking to senn<m with n DU 17. The peiennlnl fourth plnee Gr'ra ck the century mark in seating. It he run put together the neces- villi- Toiichtnii I* luiiely m front of h«fy . IT markers tonight, Jones B ill llu rlw lc k w im IU2.DI nmi will heroine the first eilimly prep 1(12.11 averages, respectively. Bay eager to reach the coveted |lll). C an oil, who rnnkeil No. 3 lust season with u Id2 13 percentage point figure tills year. at this cor responding date, I* ex­ Oviedo periencing a disappointing season Jones this year, hurled down the list of Myers pin spreaders with n igiiuniinoiis McCall 151.1." murk. Hlater Alnlliers fin L E A G U E V V ER AG HR G. T .P . Avg H.G. Dudn I-ley el ly n G. T .P . Avg. H.G. Fox Von I lei hull -< IK 7919 DM. 17 ft. Tuuchton 18 7792 DM.Ill Schaffer Total W. Hai Iwn l. Ik 2927 D12.ll Ii. Steele 45 7119 158 HI Groveland Cock r.i ft II. Tamm IH 2815 167 0 Dowdy P. Ilu ku r 27 4246 157.8 Holly J . K linnet 47 7189 159.17 281 G. I'oxolil 48 7491 158.5 Atkinson J . Cooke IK 7128 151.18 Green P Ettel 47 7225 161.34 Blackurn II. Ilerhst 47 7114 151.17 ITiinrdi htherlon II. Carroll 45 8808 151.13 Ba«s II. K reiser I I 8588 149.10 Total L. I’evlc 48 7184) 149 28 ( h ledo E . K in hhi.ff 48 7141 148.:,7 Grot eland •>. Ilerhst 12 11248 I 18.18 I*. E ly 12 1771 147.7 A. N ig m llu 15 (Slot 148.31 G. Hi ine 16 9573 148.3 Hlira fi r 3 438 115.1 L. Lawson 43 8084 144.10 T. Cobh 21 3024 144. L. Russ 39 6102 143.14 f Sanford - Orlando Kennel Flub Entries v.T.'I3., V ,! r * K K T H IK a k iii*t iu c h _ a / ia m i* r*»l Hri»|i|g»t Jm tls Mints Time. Numtnsr HtuuN, Janie HK(!ONI» M ATE - - N#w Hniyrnn B la rn sy uoy, Mu- K f f l i Air, MIm Eve Mlrntti H lsr. Hnlvaa^n r m in» i u n : . aimmh i i «i«.I> . II * I'll — a / A Mil* I i yji | mill*., fiuiildn Hill nit l.iiehy IteliM-eo, Naw Nmvrna F O U R T H H A C K — lu r e lint*. Illd '.wn turner. H,.par's ll r ! ..h .r, herthrr Ym u u H ntlhfr, F IF T H I.|p HnincMrxr. A ,r« *•: ' I n fit du n, Hph, id T i m m m e n —. a /i» u ||* K IX T II hut rl — Lftily tn iijy , L 1''" " s iy . W ilma'* H a h " A haul H|un(kr 111*f11, horhy jvii d r llroii 71 Kil, leoynl III iihi HWVKNTII HACK t.udi*. Kevin, Tap * * ,l,“ "li. V aid Imar, Tangn Heinj * Him I SIM I IT U II ACM IK tirn I Tin finer, WH-HTM MA I ’M — 5/1* Mile Mi* Own, d e l nv | ,#’«* l l e i / w 1* °v M* / # 0.vv«. Hill NINTH 1 1 ACM Curls lU p o rl Mrnliar, Vnur llrnthsrv lliiw ilv lalMti* Clin k, Hilly Hnr»i Mr.',,|i|e S’ T " tl* l u,1» Hlia.lt/ T E N T H It ACM VU .iroilii leiisn. le, Audrey Totter, Mnrln. i 'im t ii h a t h _ a / ia w n* f « i r « H(r! r hllr ' ’J1'''’ W ? r - Haarkle. i n. — T, l « h""t Annie, Hph, Jlm nila Otorge. I'nw erllne U1 " D ™ H A IM — A /ia Ml'e Hlannln l i n „ , im ily , Derby •l"l Irri'iila lln , lle a th srtliiu " llalia, lien'!" ****** W'oiulblns. Npuogy . M IVM SITII lAAI'M — l / l * Mile ,a.rena'a tU su r, taitus, T rv a s [I'avei lied llrllln n , n llv ar Cpmtivr, .vevln llsm n Hlni Our Irish r N lfM ITH N A I M - . a/1# MPe I .* "»I* r> Haag told. D aisy be*. Tim e eh an gas, XI e nwn, Neal I'ai-ltage, Lenny c h a n 1 >18T il H A CM — a/tg ||p f-.o ,- Dunh. P arkin g Bam, Trad* • iVTui. y .Plajl Foreman V auahn <’,T' 1 * , r * " , P',r '' V lrk l TM ATH NATH — B /t* MB* Dun**, Deal Nle*. Quaen Fernslda Jarrett flmllh Hancock II. G ray it. Ilohhard F. School-'Ct H. Russell H. Hnr dorf L. David It- I.i'F lI* C. Plorey II. K . Hnrdl. on T . Horm-tt A . Van Ness D. M iller " . Diercy Hempstead 45 f l i r t 143.8 X I 4727 IC ..K 111 1297 143.7 12 81)08 143. 111 5I1H 142.0 12 1090 140.10 2 2<*0 140. 48 Otto I 137.25 MU 1770 112.24 15 180! 111.IS 20 2582 129.2 2.1 2952 128.8 J MO 122. 1 297 99. le t2 A V EIL.CK K Von 111-1 lu lls l‘, resold Cm r oll 1otch.on none G. 15 15 45 15 4k T .P . 741.8 7101 7:>U.< 7155 7u i- Avg. II.G . 105.41 195 185.39 213 102.13 2o9 159. |92 I bn.10 2uM Mo” Connolly Is “Very Proud” Of Her No. 1 Ranking Westhurv Tolal Rnnfnrdi Clark Hawkins 17 7 41 i Sanford 22, I'alat\ Fg. Ft. Tp. te.5K,’T.Vv./ e a tt Grwytow'd Cm k w f i r ale tantt* war WOiO at #110 wMt «« * • ‘dog** tn Wtt dog• a* dva OHaw-t- * -4 Ktaawl Clue •' J, ; ■ '* Ace Giasa 29 ixth straight week with a robust 27 17.1 game average, official league T IT U S V IL L E (Special) — De-j Stanley Roger* Post O ffice 24 itatlitica revealed today. pite Hobby D rlsklll'a 18-polnt Celenr C ity IQ I’eeoM has dominated tk* la*l*f>ring spree, !/>ngWood'a L y m a n 1 FPAL n dividual leadership ia the league High quintet was badly mauled by t MIXED LEAGUE ever since he firet entered the the Titusville T e rrie r*, 50-41, In 4 loop eii-weeka-ago aad In the Centre! Florida Conference clash I process he has turned the taut here last Frid ay night. The G re y­ place No. S team h ie a third hound g irls drew lome solace fo r, piece contender for tho Mixed Lyman by handing Ihe T e rrie r fe­ howling titles males a 49-37 defeat in tho opener., Bill Ohnesorgc bold* a allm oneLvman Coeth Jim Payne, point edge over Ellen Bette for fielding a eomplete sophomore leconil place in only six tinea with <•1.inlet with the exception of » 151 average. In fourth pdare la rt-arde Shaw, woo handicapped he league's top pin smashar on not having kla high atorlag the basis of total pins downed, enard Jlia ia * Newman In the Morris Sjobtom. who has left 8792 lineup fa r (he flra t tim e this G. Pesold tenpins sprawling In 49 games. sea* on. Newman quit the aqua.) MIXED L EA G U E AVERAGES earlier lost week. G.P. T.P. A ti After Jumping o ff to a 9-7 lead 1. Pezold n 'he first period, the Greyhounds C O U N T Y C A G E S C O R E R Ohneiorge ■ inr-imbed lo the four-prong Last Friday Night Ustta coring onslaught of Jim G allo n ,’ Sanford 41, Palatka 30 Wall D riggers, H arry Gene Ben­ Sjobtom Oviedo 55. Groveland 34 Powell nett and Jim Mnnnis. Gallon I Tlluaville 69. Lvman 4t matched D rlskill'a 18-polnt feat DW Sanford JV s 28. palatka J V * 19 Schauttret Lyons while Mnnnis hit for ID, Driggers 174 (Girl's Games) Holly 189 for It and Bennett for 12. Lvman 49, Titusville 17 '•’ordyce 17a l.ymnn, which has to play a il of Groveland 50. Oviedo 38 Vitt 155 GAMER TONIGHT B. May 178 I.vrnan (1-3) at Oviedo (3-21 Burnett Lvm an girl* v*. Oviedo H rh B. Hayes llathorn Von llerbulis Hanford JV* at Deland JVs Barrios Lyman at Winter Garden Robinson Canterlno GIRLS LOOP FOLDS MIAMI (At— Rain, cold weather Hedenhaugh and varied other attraction* were Nichols M. Fesnld Fried P. liayrs 8. Muy tnford, won a blur ribbon In fh# Malloy Seeks First Net Crown Of 1953 T A M P A tit—U n k y G ardnar Multoy, the No. I ranked tennis plover 1a the country, foot after n il f lr it tournament title of the year todav when he meeta Bernard (T V !) B art sen, Saa Angelo. T*X M , Mulloy. from M iami, whipped an old tannls buddy, B it iv G rant. Atlaata 8 4, 84), 8 ! Sundav to enter the final round of the Dixie Tenn il Tournam ent. \ GAMER TOMORROW MELBOURNE. Australia Ml—" I am very thrilled, gee. that's great new s -thanks very tn'ich," Maureen t Little 'tni f'essnllv su'd today when ml vised that she had hern voted (lie female "Athlete of Ihe Year" in the niiiiiinl Assw-taled Dress [mil It was the vmittl vtruiithl year the 18 year old I eon's ehninnion from Kan Diego, Calif . had been voted Ihe honors in a nation wide poll of sports writers ami sportsraster* in the II S Maureen. U S nnd Wimbledon champion, had Just walked off the' courts at Knoyong Stadium after another victory In the Australian championships when *do*»e«t «» news "I reel h.inntiilH tin B B r / Sanford at Del.and A. Thomas E. Thomas Helm* Total Titusville Bennett (Digger* Murmis Gallon MrCottcr Brown Total Lyman . Titusville loth nave bean named for Ine nidi and up at a mile and a fur-, long, with Cbarfran KaWa a Craft* Admiral top weighted at 128 pounds, two more than asilgocsl to William G. Haiti J r.'i Handicap Star. htat to dafaat John Myndly, Hart ford, Conn, l up. Manlty heal the lop u r i i i l i i n W j . S S i athlete." she s a ld ^ K \ lint declared s h e ^ K ' C ? J l 1 "T h e re I* Florence (h n d w icx. who awain the Cnlallnn Channol. Then there'* Pnl M cCorm ick, who won u diving ilnuh'e In the O lym ­ pics at Helsinki. Very few women ever won that double. Then again, there Is the Ira rk star, Mae Pages She renllv did a great Job for A m erica." , „ . Maureen dldn t know II then, b'tt two of the women she mentioned pat McCormick of I*** Angc'cs and Florence Chadwick of R v ; nieeo. finished second and third In the poll. Mis* Connolly had 109 first place vote* and M t points, enmnarr^ with 82 nolnls for Mrs McCormack nnd M for Mis* Chadwick. Babe Zaharies, a leading profes­ sional golfer and flv r times winner of the Athlete of the Y e a r honor orlginnlnl In 1931, was fourth, fn! lowed bv Marlon Ladewlg. four lim es winner of the women a all slar howling championship; Andre* Meade Lawrence, who won two gold medal* in akllna at the 0»lo winter O lym pic*; Betsy Baw l* leading woman money-winning golf er of 1053; Patty Berg and Lonlie sngg*. also golf sta r*: and Marlorie Jackson, Australian e lrl who won the Olympics too and WO m cle1dashes, nnd sel n world reeortl ln*l year nf 10 4 In ihe inO-yard dash. Freshman Fred W ynnt quarter* hm-keil every West Virginia touch­ down this season. He passed fat eight TD 'a, scored flvo and handed o ff fo r (ho other 22, r—Crafty Adn lor—mty m#*t Thuraday In tha bait race Tropic it Park rrar i rad, the IW.toa added Tropic a) ndlaa*. Ilia race attracted 27 thorough­ bred*. . I G R EYH O U N D W illis 210 191 198 190 175 17) 101 195 D ll 182 154 104 119 DM Titusville Drubs Bowling Standing! Loop Lead Held For Boyce’s “Debdand?” 6th Time By Pezold Wins Blue Ribbon Lyman Greyhounds CITY LEAGUE George Pesold continues to lead D*bd*ndv of MtckeJIff, own*d By 59-41 Margin Stine Machine 32 the Mixed Bowling circuit for tha r Dr. u 4 Mr*. J. Clifford Boyc*. All over Florida more and more v liid n f buaJnesimcn are finding golden opportunities in Florida*! lunahinc. . . and a better, brighter, baftpitr way o f living to reward their labor!. Maybe you can profit from their ex am p le.,, Enjoy younalf I Bui k««p your "btnintM •y«" opon too. Chock IhoModvonkiffo* whichPtoHdo |offer* her evor*expondlng dnk of buiktowi ond Indwlryt �•t % TIIE WEATHER t r YOU DON'T m alt* f* o r S to le n ) H erald, City S t e D t llt e fy , ky 7:9* m #., pteeoe cal) YELLO W CAA ill) w ^tol (jm e X u T E a t a b lla h a d ^ a n fn rfc AN AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWNPAPKII INDEPENDENT DAll.Y NKWHPAPKH 9 SANFOKD, FI.OIIIDa "T E E S D A lTJAN.1-DOlLVl 1908 Dulles Will Seek Data For « S te m !!* I It at In purtl) cloud) ami m r in r r nli IVednr 111lull nil Wednesday. A s s o c ia te d I ’ re.Hn I r a s e d " i r e Ni*. 102 Morse Is Knocked Off O f Z h a d a n o v 2 Covetedj Committee [Spots By GOP Action J e w s in D e a th ^ Secretary Designute Of State Depart­ ment To He Accom­ panied By Stasaen Diplomats Speculate Disclosure May Be Breludo To Burge, Renewal Ol* Trials Internal Weakness Is Detected In Russian Purge Of Jewish Doctors i Milv 11 Minor Assign­ N EW Y O H K tffi - John Foster MOSCOW tW—Tlie Suvtrt Union Duller, secretary ot slate ticsli! lodny accused nine dnelor*. mn>l oato, and Harold E . Stasxcn will ol them Je w s, of killing two tup ■Xq to Europe at the end uf this lliixslun leader* mid plot ting the month to [father Information for dentin of other* through faulty President-elect Elsenhower on jm treatments, ll> W ILL IA M I.. It\ t \ Utica! trrm l* there. An mmounermciil *nld the doc AP Foreign New* tnalv*r The decision was reached tixluv 1 W \SIIIN G t'ON ,t* t he confer tur*. nm* under arrest. "Incorrect | The Soviet purge of Jew i-li ,l«, coco ill Itrpiit.liiMii senator* t.xlay at conferences Elsenhower Is hold lv diagnosed" ttir fatal Illness of ipscl ,i com|u oinise plan and lni| with his Cabinet designee* ami Andrei A /Jiadnnuv. a Irailing I'n tors on charges which h.m- •»<<■ liiimpctl Sen Mor-c 11nil O re ) off other top officials of the new ml lltburo member, and "reduced the look of pore fantasy intlii ,il« 'o- loo ma|o* committee assign m inistration. life " of Alexander S Scherbakov strongly that then- are imU-im .i I Mil lit ■ » Elsenhower's press secretary. head of the ehli-f iMilitieuI .idniln weaknesses in I lie t otoonmi-t Jam es C. lin g erie, said Dulles and Istralion of the So*let Arm y party * regime serlnii- • rn">,ti i-i Ihe <ii>l* ' i111atmT " drehled ti» S tissen , who wilt be director of Like all nf Ihe ehjht maturity llroadeast of the nhnnimccment I frighten the Soviet hierarch* the Mutual Security Agency, would sent thousand* uf Muscovite* to I Coupled with the recent Mx-t ni plat e's mu the \rmeit S e r\iie " LtifllP a v e l to Europe at Elsenhower's | newspaper stand* to obtain mure high ranking Mlkhiio S Sn-lm ii m ilter and all of llie "even Ilia Minor A djust­ j*mif \ pi,ire > on the Lahur t uni request. details. One person, reading » the former etlllor of HnMu-v it t Only WITH NO ONI TO UAM1 but himself v cuthri m ui hi nest C. Johnson ails on his anowbound ear in front newspaper posted on a wall ex even gives a hint of M-hi-m uiihut H agcriv said the purnusc of their iillii I'he re-nil h , i > tn kimek m ents Seen Needed nM"Me of Him federal Building. Albany, New York, and teads lus own prediction -correctly to—of a heavy tnow ! claimed "Toe scoundrel*...... tt'rt* the higher reaches of thr part* trip would be “ to gather Informs off I imII i eu vet ed "(Kit?*, I pigs." said another. fall in the area. But who believes tha weatherman especially lha weatherman. Aa traffic In tha city eama which w ill require a puree o.ot. tlon on political trends there In 1 Ihiw lift open fur Morn1, uhu lit Kamilv liu'onu's The story vva* being discussed thorough gob g than the nre*t •»< to a near standstill, an alert photographer found just the picture to tell the atory when he snapped the relation to U. S. participation In tiulti d the Uepuhheait party dnr i everywhere, and seems destined i hamlful nf hapless doetoi* N ATO and In economic assistance" 1 cocker spaniel (right) watching soulful!) from tear window of Its m aiter’i stranded auto. (International) inii tin- pre^tdentlal eamualkin. i to cause new and stronger feelings N * mu lot s*lu*«vn• - *’i Mu ' abroad. With these unmmnvcm-nt- -In nillst the groups the So' let press * ii utti m i'irtl mi I Its* ft* t nit spilt* .ui tun minor euniinmeeft. Elsenhower snd his Cabinet to tin call* Anglo-American warmongers, Soviet press ha» hro-iglil Viol I • MU* I t ' f ill* Slltlfo',1 l l i'i l ’ - I hi*\ ,n i 4rmi|»" dealing u lth !>!"• day discussed his Inaugural ad­ tin t of i nlumtiia matter" and Puband against Zionist organisation* fore once again the inystrrnni* m i M l* \ t l l t lM l t \ Mil I l««* tllli* II* dress and the State uf the Union In* Work" Kverv senator Is enTlie announcement said the a* cunistanees s o rrn u m lu itm dr.itl> •n t h 4 M M ! | l | « ‘ ta .1 I ill I n t i -HU* message which the general w ill) sorted plot wti* carried out on In of Andrei Zhdanov i i i i i t looted op YI|W ♦• titteil l»v Liu tu hm en m 111lit re .i im i lii> i •U . ii submit to Congress shortly u iler i ( on I liineil I hi Patfr S t i) ,1«Mt .ktrudiuiD nf British ami \ini*riciiii on ;*s SutlmK llk rh «n«Tr* .ih’sl ti- lit’ Ml It |M• Pit •I Apklng office next Tuesday. intelligence Yvrvii'tA oml ZimiKt III** |*«*riCi* uf NiVf*li»I Vi»vitt vrii-vKk •<tM» « ♦ ft » V ' M \ t■ « < w And there were Indications Unit , «l |iri!lr*gi*. Hill lull " vtftfT urgnniratliois W i'll s , thr key ufflcals of the new ad I It said an investigation will be Many 111m1v nf w|»ivill*ali«m I la. Jilt A l m inistration also talked over the completed In the near future hot I*IT' M|H'Ill'll III thl* fit vf pl.M l lilt ♦.•.hii.t I,-Ml-. I f ' problem of how to cut the I78.60U meantime it had been "established Y ' I k f | w * t I if flUg^ittL’ l»f till' Sdt i« | B . * M. , I -I'M | !»M,l The i'iiy and Ihe Chamber of Itollilitm. Mr llreekenriilge said. 0U0,000 budget which President Is,till) r>M Commerce are working together to "M i G ililix plans to lie back III tluil all Ihe arrested doctor* " e re |iri'Y» ,»t the* inlrl1i ;i iilM.i •*1 l i imi • n i l l I Trum an sent to the lawm akers paid agents of foreign liitellt ~ ~ bring 3 garment Im loxlry to Sanford next week " Mr Hrcckoni*r:nl in particular, tin^ mhI um I imI I i h k j t i I ft tee hi I i It l last week. lo meet m m 'g e n r e " It declared "T h e majority l.ltlV all aluiiU thiit tiling* w n r not tioiiu: Forrest Hreckcnrldgc. rlilgc disclosed, "to meet ulth h\ h»M E a g e rly said Elsenhower read a Gl'OUD I() Meet With Sanford. •d eiti/en* nml ,,f l,,r n ’r1*1 Kr“ Up were eon ., 1 . , manager of the C of C. revealed group of interested l< l | l M i id in -1mi nt mi 'II there mill that thr draft uf Ihe inaugural message. riiMinp-Mm, Lhifi" J Heeled with the Inter........... ' In te re s t" today. Which would provide cm representatives ol he ! A1 l • ’ 1 I'll 9(141V 1tl " lit* It f V Jt 11■ l.eiitll|trail element ili.ifm u .it which reportedly w ill set the gen get1 * ( o n c e r n | Ml. 44<(1 • t .it <..nm thu i i tiit past . | it ployment for ahmil t.Y people at Com m enc Im luslrinl ria l committee j f t , 1 ' \ ,i >'mHM>1 t iininiiilst parly w iin tn ir ,lsr r a l theme of the new admlnb ft* till 1 1 ’ <t tlif | mil" fltth In e tl 111 b it e lie ie the s ta ll and the City lin lu stii.il Hoard to II \ ♦MlliR L t. 1 T 1Is. /Inl.timv vim the a r ilu li« t «>i ( ID. (ration's policies and philosophy iT h is evidently rc le ric d to tin ) ’ctiDi .m i rf to pm («e v uf t h«* ____ Negotiations have been under complete arrangement* for setting 1 Mill f 4 l| fn ll" A litrr a iy anil wrtB imrue hi I emu -* go —vernm ernment. ent. Joint Distribution I'n m m lllrc i t "in 111 1 1 . i i tiih r "nnwelfKIi The iiopoliitment of ti C ity Insaid ................. the r of (' up of the factory here President c lc rl then called 1»ltf 1 1Jtr D \ ■Jt 1 > > <s thill t >| ■1\ .IJ*1 J41*<| * \ in ph I h rl le underpi ml It w ii* Mill ^nin^ mi J imH I v Jewish organlralloti which hn* sent ■ tioasd for the ■ ourpo«e of* *"'1 president "M r (iilili* and Mr Drake wore for and received- suggestions for durlrUil " I'1* ,'H1. . "U Drake, 1,1 “D ' ex ex *v lee "t*president I, 1 (hr "HUf»D* 1 H"' .Ml' \ isl lit >| niMIhm^ nf vlnllar^ In aid Hill'opeaii hefnie ln% death at live j411■ l)M(' " Hi ii Tti'lef iiddii'S,-* to Inc., Corilelr, tin vety desirous of some loeal flnntiII 11. I........new .. „ Sanford g „i,r„r.l O' >■ bringing Industries lto ’ revision of the draft. /.hfluniiv \ iJtNiih u .in pnipiD nii' t . hi. * Jilll Ml 111*! il ID*' 1i«M 1h» Sj»fiD»«.| 1 iDii* meetiiiy? Sn tin* Jew *. New York spokesmen *aid women's ria l participation In setting up the c ninmifucliiied Next on the agenda wax n dix whs effected last night at a meet* " Jilit In-tl V IO L? |H"IM the charges, if Intended for llteir ftir (ii*ur«l M Miitunkm s.itlm \ ,p )'i l Inli tmhi> ■ cuixlon of the Slate of the Union irtg of the C ity Contmlanioii. Ap spurlsweur and Junior apparel tie factory here, especial!* since they organliutTon w,-r.- Iix. rldleulmis to hluulow m ih r K ic m lin . \y Ii i » h.i- tl lift a if * "it in tin, I "W in it 1 fil "t jollied the 1-itltlS message. That talk had not been pulntment* confirmed by the Cum fore being sold to another inanu both iilan to move tlieir fam ilies merit comment .1 M l i.mnf t n mil v v y i < s t i n It * r lir t i ifi kluturc iti tliu L i >1 f» ' i hit. ‘_’«i vtut ■ * Hgu In t Ti'ulu," he li- s s .- s s t- on i ' l l , a lt i mtHslon were J . H. Van Hoy, Her faeturer J , ,M (la rre tt. operator here, If ami when this operation (111 Ixxidnn. diplomats speculated M iM hl li" i*f Mil M l ("11 t f* * I i.»-gaii. “ I fiuured I umild put murt! >i*ars until hi1 ta imxi luokrtl ii|mn man Jacobson, W, It. Nicholson, of a local dry good* xture. and gets underway that the disclosures may prelude if till . H til nitsi i I In mil | mi a Hilo the einli thill) | got out uf it. l.lve (Ink. d a k, president president uf o f I....................... Wtllluni r iu r k W allv Dlrtrielm Sum Gibbs, . ,1' lave Brelltnlnary discuHwInmi w ill be a wide * ch 1c purge nml lend to the at n likely stlCl'f»»or tu Stalin Ituikr >etiii' Hint ii L I'huii'U* fund licit t I In i'♦’ fnnhd tti1‘Mii|fli the MttlvtikuY at i i i i i t i ’ii ! I mixj- v;i t Itohurt Uauman and HulDh Cowan’ *1)® Company nml former held relative t« the rxtnhlHhm cn! biggest Soviet trial since IU.T> A I)*-* in t‘ tiv nni tin '» 4 live f i i ’ t a»iu . | hute i i 'i 'I’i y ei| lnfthitely S L d l w Vare n . the ^ I happointments a ^ S i S S l . ,d-1^ ,Cl “ " v , r " ur “ f **"» Klwunl* |«.f tlrla Industry hy the C of C Foreign Office spokesman coin- linv rid uf Zhilunm a (nllim erx Htill lill ipending m i mi l i i n 1 1 1 * III eu i i < 'nut i . tiMiiv I mm the i luh t tin ii I m il Ixiurd of directors director* tonight at 8: 8:00 ...i..,’., .... rr with Vn« ViutmcMHluky the flr>t tu fall of Dan W right and Cordon F re d ­ Club with U.s ilu I’llilii'’ tiai^gf *• m> f'.t - , 'evi l put Into H " The negotiation* have gone mlu ‘ powerful fntaif ul t/Tr Soviet erick. !'• n < i» Kk| " i M m *1 ^ ^ '^ Tap ecter! t ’ommimlsl figure hn* been Tlm l pi)1 npeiii d in N mv „ ITi I Ik > xmnifu the final slngrs, Mr llreckcnridge M1 t'luupp iim, u Tu reeefitly in' tNimrtiissiiui u a s ' ’ ? , ol H:00 o'clock, l v . f d also . , ! ? rat , rrrtlio : behavine like a Hurglo fur :ii-M a te V'liKiiitrii^ l> The new bouvd w ill meet to­ said. Including the selection uf n i rnight nI ii-n- i f D .! nf Dm i f,ttMiln*e i in..* . ids the |u«'lfth Lhm ever y e a rs ." The lluriilns w,-rc 131b ecu fired fitini til* joh ami from the morrow night nt thu C ity Hall teolnllvo site for Ihe faelory in f i t v Mull. HUMIf l n f h* in 11t i i Ini Hi nil *4i i. tiuitlded lire tr'dd |dnt»‘d fury Itts)Itm nobh’s who murdered Built hum and never heard uf in M j I and \h I J . M. (la rre tt, operator of n , h„ Crown Paper company's imild If..V 11 1 , 1 1 " . im fid't t -fdp in the Mom They ( representatives of the to gel rid of relatives and Iva lsl A total of IL& U pupil Wl Inxiwctioox I puhlle ii^nlii until ntiimt a tinuitfi ' jt Sanford dry goods store, who D , | ng near the Inkc ......... tv K I I lift I ']11 i)ii. ■ (M ill '» Mil imi let dr s*' Tl In' were made ■ •last I t year y « r Lbv nurses of iiijtt tt hpii Su^luv mentmnrd Vnw Zhdanov died lit Hits ami Seller : t P it * p I p * i * 1 ■ t m j» "il 11 41 ,« 1 [ij'iiM.II the Seminole Count] County Health Unit, representing a jatrly raid to be fjo rm iy J r ., representative of llVe !!p!i’ rnthm ^iVt'i^niiproxtnHitLjy1'1.!* bakov In I 15 nesi’iiik v ‘t %in% in eurnieellnri u kill pcfif | * tr -1 1 '♦pm* utirhufH . *t t '1 .. gar- company, recently sh.rn.-d the machine* and will work ......... t:, 1 IMI 11**| LM|lh Itltf thill its records disclosed Ixcloxcr today while Interested In establishing a i huulitiu* out i*i %eu the edit. «»f ment rectory here. building to a group uf rrnrc*entu jieuplc when they » l;u l," Mr I'll lit (III • h " . t f.t .) r. .»)*» 1 1 11 nl.-tiluli- f->r ) our 1.733 pipit examinations were made Die |iu rl v tltrfirelie.il in-nla/Nie 1 Iti* %* lMin 11 Mil Tom Lemon, C ity Manager, said lives of the proposed faelory. llreekenriilge said Later be said Mil ./ .il 1,1 ') M D 1 \ • Il il 1 * !l ^mil. Dill by a doctor and 3.701 field visits H<iMie\ ik , M t* 1 * • *1 .1 I m 1 that the location of the garment The representative* defutllelv plan* are to Increase to about too fit im ilt* f . 1 M-)l(;|i'M 1!Mi1 |** Mt inililf were made to pupils' homes. | III" U Milltl till ,Ml ' I I.Hir-4 V11.11 • il' 11*J*' • *| llt< •*I|M »*»IIM 1|•1•'- 1 , ft II till } Mil lllrth s In the county more than factory here l« proposed by n fur- arc Interested In the building and machines and npproxim.iiel> i;* '.: I [ i - i r i k / l R v ( ' m n n xii far lo flu tup tankini; m en diei" i'l I'll • « 1tl I Ilf| 1 1 1 IS ■ 1 1 1 | a L V U [ II U| V X VIIIIS II ■ ™ -"srs-1 nn*r inunufucturL'T of w«iiu'n*i o laiHir inhi I which va a* hruuKlit pruplc ' •1 III. . ** • t*M* '* doubled the deaths In 1033, with of the S*u let ( outiiiimixt hiei ar ■ purDweur and Junior upparvl of about by the IM< 111. Ill • 1 I’’ Florida k ashhills 1be ptopo-al got started. Mi i llitll ■ *1 |» . *i v' llitll III*' Dm I y 1 milltl t'f 711 ol of the inc form former er and ana 287 zni of ui the me city .ii»’ euiki’ei'tietl tin* V u m ii 'h iii .....„ ...Li^t, ____ - ,.„ i...,i.„ l MJlntifnpf ,1 • lilt It•*« IM f.t" • • 1 flit 1Lit at s •> MlMlel 1.lull-i ( L,l. ult.l (Im f a t te r. Eighty-two m aternity cases Cordcle, Go. which »»< contacted Manufacturing (oinpany liraneh llreekenriilge said, when Mr Gar sk> f»eu|)te iiiut thu" tin* /.tul.Mi'*\ , here, now disbanded "Negotiations ; re ll told a friend in Atlanta Gr« ..It lit. . 1li« • 1 by the Chamber of Commerce, i V ’’llllf ' « pro were admitted to a clinic on pre­ t * 1 »11* flu 1 III k ii MI/hThilt, hi* •■Milpeople are 'till in Hie K re m lin 1 to (i. \V. Swan, H08 Kseamlda Avenow are underway through the that Hanford wn* interested , il.l, f,.( f Ii le natal care, through tha unit, while 11Imi -| The ">u,l oommltt'-i- «f Mm l-»kr <ln;Jt<tlt*f In effiM I It "eoiii" t«* fIIM*tilt* i). ■ Attorney (?. W. Spencer, rep- Chamber of Commerce to make getting someone to establish . ..it. 1mm* tti Li County nurses recorded 373 pro \ " m t luh h* f f IP >t|lift.lii Mary rtmmlmr of f oiiiim M• wrlil me an a K m that Malenkov AI til I* » till -l i t s i ! arrangements for Ihe use of the IC.m tinurit On I’ agr S is ) reseeting about a dozen home, ft I ■1 ■s| natal office nod field visit*. A total •1 • j Him 111 t 1 LlDh *Dt 1 III on rn-oril .......... <l» flie Imr "hot ,, , f , t1 owner* in tinarea of ExeamUa till f.M f*iDs t*. of 3M post-birth calls were made. 1 ' ;.i In IliurL tin Sn 111m11k Mi»u.« Coninils'b'O'-f- to i*"' " (i " ■ " * l ine open!) anti Je u l"h n.it ur e 1 * 1 f 1 • Avenue, ipiextloned an ordiliunco i t.f ......... . The h rallh unit has five mid ' 1 l AY,1 till* 1I'M’I i htil1*1f 1 "1 If11II " Ci,io( Depui lon-nt m< >Mug tu H< nf tin* ehai'iM*' fit* in u ith tin* ' n 'I Iftlffi wives under II* supervision, ae I violation notice which bail been f > ( ti .| HI ills whlt'l IM f ii krw i' lllfM. |,I,ml In llo. mil, fiilto, tmvlog Mi *-jitellite attnek> mu / h u iK in and UH|1 Jil tt ' ‘ "lift ,| , ,, cording to the rcrurus. j Issu' d to C . W, Swan, 8i»8 Eseninlllf 1* » <tli 1'it ■ * V( Ttill 1 11 ilia 'll It t4 D ili 1*111> , | „ H m , tin- t i llo im - u l o f I'itv m g M u nich It, nil le e r y Ih u ie v e i Most of the care given by tin | bln Avenue, concerning the break| | ,. m 1 ■ ........... . f Jilt' ' HUNHI 1 V . luh t ••in . 1 -IHK fund-. Tbl- m llon w»- Miki ii »t ii in Ihe M hmtmi « line. Ih K ha»> tin I1M M I . 'io n " ' ' ' * * « 1 ' . ’U'l ,, health unit lx of preventive nature. • lug of a curb without subseipient Ifi 1 II I r *f|l Mi. M VLi 1 - 111 1hi* I.M m t ill • ’ niil ittM recclit ii.cwlt'ig “ f " I, "o , iil'iw unim iof being a side Issue construction of u drivew ay. but fgcepllnns are made fur tu t * ' m 11 \ «i* 1 t tt 1III . Ni i 1 11 L il 1mill V, (hi 1 ** 1 1 1 .' 'h t 4*1 j Inin Uomiucrrc In the rououun"v u “ > Win (tier W in H ut Zhdanov actually was (Im • Ii if ! lit Tin- violation notice which had disease*. There were MB people CIIHt 1 .1 lit 'i'll ,1 tt'hil iM.'inh.1 hi|i t.r m b . at Luke Mary with President It pul old ul tile wiiv or died nalur Jre ite d for venereal rilirn te x during Iwen sent to Mr. Swan resulted 1 1 111 min i|t 1 '« "Irht 1 • u *'f In"y1 Miiy 1In ini^liMiil tin* iul.lt.| »• t allv of n heart attack also I* be M. Mull presiding. '• h e year and ODD field v li l t i for from a permit to bn-ak a curb, 1 1*1 im Inti* 1 Il.l »n hi,'' lit* |**. 1lit • tl •m l. F o llo w in g tin’ reading mid *1' side Hie point now The ixilnt i* tu 1hi 1 im. 1 VD Investigation*. which huil been Issued In Decem­ \ 1) <I I " I l l ' l l hr uni (lint pruval of minutes of previous (|lu| y.h.lurvnv dead Is imiell more IfH'i.ftM* 1"" 1 1<l| || t St II | ' MDli The other exccptlun la tubercu- ber of ID-ID. It was brought out In . j) (u*f' h’ nml ID" 1D’li hi r l ’th, 11 i m mil 1hr ill* mn-tlng, tlie treasurer repurted 11 valuable lo eertnlu high leaders In h im 11v ("II tovli. There were IT people hoapl- the discussion between Attorney < ’.lUU in f hi ul L ii.| t< • J ' llpilllMtl lif .1 Mm 111 ' uMikhui y* total l.aioiiee of $ 14*t.10. A- ” Moscow than he would have been tallied for the rilaenie through the Hpeneor and the Commission. I M ■ 4 r.iuuL . l-*>u l,i 11pill ti|i iill t-ii" HIHH1 IIM Hi Di*r ■ of tin* j,live lie now give* them an ex Toinktuson, ehuirmun unit end A7 large X - r a r i made of Thu attorney contended thu per­ 1 ut ' ii lii ii 1 > < Mlll.l Mlit) 1 i i|, Mi .. ami hn "'iti mm n **fit 1 full ruse tu begin ii purge Christm as Tree Com iiiUlec. n arredod T R c n ie i and nf othora mit covered breaking of the curb | l.f M'i" nl r'181' |HM 1111 limit |itt 1" ■ I'm" f 11 ilIII >1 upi fii tt'il y Li nurleil (bill J ‘J07Jtt* bud been enl suspected uf having had contact unly, and that It did not provide »: ’in > 1 • hi • '■ *> fj! mi il ■ Ylilt .MJitl leeted lid* year f" ' the e lile rliiln with an Infcrled person. fo r Huli*ci|urnt driveway construc­ y .'lh l kiJt *' h . urM .D ml) t M1 Hi|i|f 'At It.Minl thill Vaccinations given Included ypn tion. The C ity Manager disagreed 1 ment, wlileh wu» It" 1 linge-t " " IIIIL A N illl I .VIK in .1. ti l m| <J. HM* m ..... »Dikiy 111«|*< 1 H m fiu'l thill )1111 it nf 4 I record, w ill. IUJ g ifts being profor smallpox, 37B for combined with his theory, stating that the Nflt 1 . • . ,1 1 1- Mill f ni l . Ml' tl Itti ui mi »« ft Uhl kit- stih’ nf i»yf I elded for that number of elilldrnt, Pli.iis fur p.trliel|t;,tIIMI hy him uhouplng cough, dlptherla and old I no lire provides that a drive­ lunil- n in} \u '■still V til'll m,IV kl 1IM * t\ t P1 kfit 1itif fttr ihr retanus, nm) 4t for typhoid fever, w ay should I mi constructed after Mrs. Frank tlnrlh.w . cliuirim .ii Junl ami Seminole County In Ihe 1 Mtfrl if' I L i i M il.' \ u U lM I II ft IHMtf )MiH i ii - '.f K in ." lot 11ml* 11»r i v - a rn iltc (hookworm) testa num­ a curb Is broken In such a ease. I of Urn llenuttfieatluU Committee, eutral I h.rula K*|.o*l hm k rh III" it • f' ■ M \ 11s l*i i I t hililri'M, tin1 tile <*f LMIfil ilv . Ill* bered #69: blood t c it i, 32,1. and renor rd splendid cooperation " f 2.7 28 are uu.h-rvvav hv the ( ham Mr. Spencer said his clients ,iiitri11 tr»ui»! <1«*>11 I • «( 1 ■ t'luiMi <i 11li iii'tl •** I m Lily tilt' water bacteriological tc its . 397. »l committer .........her-. P. I» An- ber of ( ommeree horrest I reek. .. could not afford to build drive­ '' • It Ml1' III 1 ii> > sit v (jlimt'-v I'M lit* ni'huul biufiMf rI> One of the functloni of the unit ways and that a hardship was be­ de -o halr.ou.. of the ...... i."avf-r. unnuuiim I Imlay derson, clialrn.u u of i I>mit■tl in * i <I•I»- n,'* Mi I K ......-nil .ti.I with John Pirrsuu us ehuirmun of H i m I L Is lo Inspect w a lcr supplies and ing worked by the .C ity . Mayor Com m ittee, review.-.; the orgunun L 1 Jt u**i I t'li-M ' U l I Im s|»riiT * t 1111*4 inlrit.. . i .....I tho enmmlttee In charge sewer facilities, both of homes and Itandall nammii Chase uimse said the tfie (.Tty C ity ManIII. ( If tl I I * f(i*l I....... . It) K mik L i mu I I Mi ( till. Mill !*' t*l The principal biiihliug ,.f Slovak Gardens, Inc. lucutc.l on I uk. l,10" Vf l , “ ’ 8hufflelm urdt.iuii.uAlrendy the two men sold. Sun (own*. Another Is the Inspection of uavr and the C ity Commlsxlton nre ‘ IIfi; l Mu Y ' it der the thu sponsorship spoiiHurump of «i tin '»»' ^ ' ha _ |rendu nmjii Spring* f *i *i i m I mnm «li 'I'N iitiif, Frwu Howell Itoad, four mil.from Casselberry, resulted from a churllahh ' !*l'r Si.rmgs ami the Parker food handling establishments. D ur­ " Irv in g lo work on a reasi reasonable ber of Commerce, but functioning ||„|„.y in Oviedo tm nil!* nt*" f ftt iL •i » «■"jsliiitM «| " "ni it u»*w ifutu ing tlw vear there were 331 tec- basis" and are "not bequest from Mrs. Curl Ih-lohlavckuvu, whose liusl.aiul Is now tliai. not tryin g tu to work *• f»*'il |sii r separately, The courts are now m pigged in participate In tile expu >L'.r,MU a tin m 11 ( r l i i n n l i i f l i " t «!•»»n g w l i y I I * I i (urea, talks and motion picture* a hardship m»n j i ihi* taKtrd iHri*»*fi»r« anyone, ■hip on anyone." ,M|» I) tiptop condition, lie re port etl, . allton. interested groups may con I I'll't fit I I'M-V Lflnja' ||||M I'll HI lit ill' lllfllM" ill rated by the tr unit to presented ‘ « total The attorne, attorney said Mr. Mr Hwan was everyone Interested in the «p.>ri j „ C( (|j(, (- ()f teleplm...- iHtsi (4'.M illii.1 On Page -Is i )|MJ || I D (If |f« I Hit* llll'ItllllT I idlence of 4,91) audlanct 4,M l people,i. Dr, Frank singled out of numtrou ■ous was urged to take advantage of i ------- ----- — ----- ----------------- i ** thuntv tint n u ll 1j1111 4 I mf ih i’ir Qulllman heads the unit. . . . who . . . . . had broken curb* and Ui l|» ill |Mnm.Mmr •*ii«l 't'lliiitf Mil' tft Mr*. Robert Kam i, office secre­ .pvopT* *' im fui the I \iui 4i l ni l |ifu* tary, said the mobile X-ray unit asked that the C ity Manager and >ii ni fur chilli* t »i will be In the county, early thli the building Inspector look at the Phllll)i» Industries properties. year on ■ biennial ▼tilt. ments Left Open To Senator Who Split With Party On Ike Report For Year Is Released On Housing Projects Industrial Board City And Chamber Of Commerce To Aid Business Work Together For New Factory Is Named By City •‘■ m m i•<\ Lions ('luh H ears Lionisin T a lk Hy “N e lli Thom pson j Health Unit Data For Last Year Is * Disclosed Today Action On Hoads From Iiiikc Mary 110MKF0R SLOVAKS i'& Sni.;rs!' - Slovak Day To Be Held Feb. 22 E S ^ S R i g h t Of Press To Criticize Court At New Seminole County Home reportedt,r"g; |8 Upheld By Georgia Chief .Justice mood Bank win no " The unit alio assist* In making examinations of milk oows and In rc«« i i y ihe (Jirl HcouU am! tolil Mayor Chasa said the Commis­ giving them vaccination*. The D r. Victor Msmntey, Professor w ill feature in addition to the nilcow* are eximlnted for Bang* Di­ sion meeting was not any plgea Ot H isto ry at Florida Htnto Unibv D r. M uiualry. exhibitions Brownie group, for whom a leader to thrash out a legal m atter .and t t r s it y , Tallahassee, w ill deliver sease and tuberculosis. o f Slovakian a rt and handiwork, ha. .IreaSy bee,, r msen. Joe %-V- W^ , ! ^ S l E k A h fin a lly , Commissioner John Kadcr Sanford Represented A t CAP Assembly ^ Local representation wa* to the Florida Wing aaaeml the .Civil Air Patrol at West Beach last weekend, during which particlpenta secured the latest In­ formation concerning cadet trainand formulated plana for the re. ipmentatlves from here were L L John Pierson, director of ca- dsts fiyr the Central Florida Orou itn John Andes, commander CAP cadet squadron,'and the K better'* ion, Thomas, code!’ lieu made u motion to turn the matter over to the C ity Attorney. His mo­ tion eras approved. Attorney Spen­ cer said he would "be glad to havo you do it.'' John Callahan, president of the Sanford Baseball Association, ro« quested assistance from the C ity In promoting tho Seminole Blues baseball team and told of plans for raising funds. He presented e proposal fo f a season ticket sate campaign for the Bluet, stating, " I f sufficient the principal address ut Klovnk D ay ceremonies, Sumlay, Feb. 22, to be held at Slovak (in rile ns, near C asselberry, C arl tlelnliiaveka. chairm an of the Board of Directors fu r th is newly slate-chartered in­ stitution, staled today. Slovak D ay. to I m* held on that date fo r tha firs t time In Florida to wlileh those who plan tu attend are Invited to submit entries In eluding needlework, a rt, c e ra m ic and other types o f handicraft cither Hindu in the old country or otherwise typical of tho Slovokiun culture, Bfeala w ill be served on the grounds .It was stated, and the general public Is Invited to attend. The program w ill cpmmenco about 10:00 a. m. and w ill continue throughout the day. Tho chairman stated that he Is happy to haw tho opportunity tu acquaint not onv his fellow Amuricun-Slovuks of the purposes o f the Slovak G ar­ dens, but feels that It w ill be of unusual educational and inform ­ ative value to the public as well. Located fust four m iles from Casselberry on the Lake Howell Hoad. Slovak Gardena Is • ch a rit­ able Inatutltlon organised In 194# end chartered by the State of bury t t u f f l r tl». Cumineru donuU "M arch of Dim* . rebu ke care of thu Jo h n liu Evans Memorial plaque and usalca pluntIngs. K arl Toney volunteered to repaint the Luke Mary road signs. P ro f. II. It. Iluckoubuch, princi­ pal of the school, uffered to super­ vise any games, one evening a week on tho school's lighted courts, open to either the students or any adults curing to taku purt. The president appointed a nom­ inating commlltea composed of 11. M. Gleason, C. I '. lirastngton and B, E. True to prepare for tlio elec­ tion o f officers for the coming year, such election to take placo at the February meeting. A . W. Tomklnson was awarded a rising votaa o f thanks fur all the work ha gave to the Christm as Trea .. . . .. body H m - nf .be ( l £ Supreme Court cummrr.U-d on [he be neb today that newspapers have « right to crIU clio courts "because ry wo do not have I" tills , country a belief that thu king can do no wrung." Hu made thu remark at thu Su­ preme Court’s hearing of argu­ ments on tho unueul uf two Atlanta (.'(institution editors fur contempt uf court citations In Superior Court at Rome, Ga. . "I do not think you will find any court willing to hold a news­ paper In contempt for criticlilng a judge." Duckworth told special prosecuting attorney S. W. Fur the of Komu. Fsrrlis argued Mint thu Supremo Court should uphold the citations. Farrias had told the court, "We need lawi to protect court* against attack* on their integrity." Chief Justice Duckworth then inked Farrlia: "Can any court ever itrengthen Itaalf by lUenclng crlUolam of Kdilur lti!|>li M il.ill nml M.m.ig lug Editor William l-'tidit* of the C'onslililtlim bud ii | if:iJv -iI tliv i-nxi" jiftor Sufivriur Juilgt- II E N iibol* of Hume In-Id Hie ni lu i-mitt'inid of h i-i cum I mid *cnli-need tiiutii to servo 20 days In pill anil puy fine* of )2<x) each, Nictiol* licensed tbc editors of nublishing .1 "inislcm liag mid ills honest" stoiy lust April 21 on Iruf fie violations In Floyd County as part of a highway *afetv series Tin’ story cited a traffic ease 10 Floyd County and said stale high way patrolmen found no record* that disposition hud Imen made uf tlie case lo Ihe court 'The newspaper later published u picture uf lliu arrest ticket hear lug a "no record" nutation. At another point during (he argil ment* Duckworth asked proteeut Ing attorneys, "How could any county complain about tho truth being told?" At another stage during the arguincnta Justice Lee U. Wyatt Allowing adjournment, pie and fao were served by members of "U a nawapaper hai libeled ■ commented from the bench that the Constitution'! ttnry concerned lh a Beautification Committee and Judge," Duckworth continued, "ha f ('untie(tied‘ On ~ “Peg n.Stx) can auo for libel Juat like any­ • social hour waa enjoyed. inilv- • 4 Here On .laiumry 22 I he Control Kloruio lllnud Hunk Hull will be In Sanford on Jap. 22 in iirci'pl bliHxl iliiimr* fur llo- SemiHole County Blood Hank under the auspices of tin- Lion* Club, it was mimmnci'd tixluv by H arry ltnbson, Liims I flood drive chairm an. Illixxl dumilloiix are being re ­ quested at tills time because the liuluncc of blixxl in tlie Central Florida Illixxl Hunk became c r it i­ cally low during tlie Christm as hol­ iday*, lie said. Anyone wishing to give blood fur (lie use of .Scmlnulc County re si­ ded lx are requested to telephone Mrs Henry Wllto J r . nt 4H M, or Mr Itofison at DU8. Movie Time Table .M O VIF.LAN D "The llellu Of New Y o rk " H u rt U:3U • rt;3d - H :IF last feuture 8:51 111 TZ "Fe n rie s* Fag an " 1:00 - 2:44 . 4:38 - 0:12 * 7:50 0:10 __ � 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, 1953 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 12, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 12, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1953; <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/6e71ed023457997464ae51d7795b96df.pdf 4c0cf422022b5db6fbeae3c83562b4f1 PDF Text Text Sanford Sweeps Twin Bill From Palatka, 41-30; 28-19 Scottmen Win First PwFC Game; Junior Feds Take Second Straight Vi ct ory Lions Win 2nd CFC Contest; To Play Sanford's bleak basketball hnrlxon took n sudileri ahuut-fat r lust Lyman High Five Friday night aa Seminole High varlalty nnd junior quintet* com­ In Oviedo Tonight bined to sweep n doubleheniler Jones Scores 19 To Pace Oviedo To 55-36 Win Over Groveland front the I’ulntka Maroon* bv reapectlve tirore* of 41-30 nnd 28-19 before 200 fnn* in the SIIS gymnaaium. Fed Coarh John Krotl'a em­ phasis on fundamental* flnully m itrrialiird on the court a* the spirited Seminole lirmonslrnti-d rfrwe rn-o|>er*linn and team pin, for the flrsl lime Ibis rear In ringing up their seasons flrsi victory. Cordon Clark, Kenturkv trans­ fer senior, led the Feds with II points while alternating with lanky Jimmy Krider taking rebo"nda off both bn-nln, nuiiira lllsbea Jock Krider Junior Metis nnd Frank Htufford teamed tip to bring tin* hull down the court and played Impor­ tant feeding role* while occasion­ ally breaking through the I’nlnlku lone on running lay-ups. It w»* evident from the very be ginning that the Celery F.ils had complete command of tilt' silimtlou as they mounted nn 11-6 margin In tlie initial period while pushing the sente to 22-111 hy the Inlrrinl* simt. Hanford was never headed throughout Ihe gums. Coarh Hrntl kept the Seminolrs on thrlr Iocs calling several time ouls to metlrulmisly chart out flaws In the Fed playing lartlrs on a small black hoard. Hrnll punctuated the Hanford onslaught with Ihe liberal use of hla two-platoon system, thus keeping down Ihe srore. The hustling piny nf lluhlui His tier, Krider nnd Ht afford lev no led Hanford'* Improvement, 111*1..... excellent floor game whs a com­ plete surprise to many and the timely relmurdlng of hihjer [dm the uncanny am irnry nf Rtnfford certainly brought snllsfuellon fimn Seott. Both Stafford and Krider were second high to Clark with nine marker* eaeh. The nimble Htnfford led the Hemlnnle's big 12point third slanta with three buck­ et* on two one-handed pusher* from the court and another from Underneath. Clark pared the early Fed drive with five points In tho first quarter while Krider eonlrlhilled u nne-liiinder anil ii I In-in. Metis found Ihn range hi the second period with a pair of field oals while the second platoon Joe 'lekens, Kandy Reynolds and Dll Sheffield lidded two points eueli in the rinsing minutes. I'nlntka, loser of five games in six this year, holding hut a single triumph nv«r little Crescent City five, found little to cheer about. Bruce llnnrock perfornuul nldv, f Fernslda Jarrett flmllh Paul Pezold Maintains Titanic 9-Pin Lead Over City Bowlers GROVELANI) (Sprclal)-O vledo'n hu.krt happy sopbomore forwurd, Johnny Jones, went on anutlnr scoring rampage here Inst Friday night, churning the cord* tor II* points to spearhead the t.itins r>ii-t»l victory over GroveIit 1111 in u Central Florida Conlerence game, Jones' point spree pushed up his season’s total to s i In five lames for a 18.7 average, which reds all Seminole County prep scorers in both departments. The Ovledunns were playing without the service* of their star toiunrd Hilly Meek, who is side­ lined on crutches with a sprained ankle, However, Guard Norman u>c, who himself hits been mining a severe cold for the past two weeks ami was held to n sin­ gle murker in the Hoone JV gnme i . wees, look no the thick left by Meek’s toss unit unit r Ilulled 12 pomls to the Oviedo itesiiult, ><lx imm the rhnrlty line. Grtjvelmid's leelde senring of­ fensive was paced by the 12 point ft mu* n| J t,rt n Dowdy nnd Herniun Ktlierlon. The GrovcJnnd girls gittned some eonsolulioii for tile ioeul funs by ndministei mg u Mi lk setback to the Oviedo g i l l s in Die lid lifter. Jerry I’uryenr hit for 27 point* for winning girls while Oviedo's perennially high scorer, Shirley Jones, led the I,ions with Ifi tal­ lies. .Shirley Is no relation lo John­ ny Jones, Tonight the Oviedo quintet, which hntds a nifty 2-0 record in CFC play >o far. will make unothrr confrrrnre defense In Oviedo against their county rivals, the l.ymnn Greyhounds, •he girls’ game will inaugural* the twin hill at 7:110 p.m. In the hn» •■nl»'-io hi d 'IH u rffiL n l new Oviedo gymnasium. I*lon Coach I'ttill .Silkier will bad his charges into the fray with t i l 111ii ii ii nine liil> a winning 3-2 record while Lyman' ” i‘‘ mentor Jim I'ayne will field it rluhi f’l / <>1■I 1 - mm- I Vo n «ith n 1-3 season's count. I.ymuti Iiiiiit iiolits n poor 1-2 margin in I’FC letIiiiIIh Is only Von llrrbtlll* Ulut p,ii M-Miiil his 1962 clip nf .day. ith an infill |iiunis already, D15 I I. 'King Ciii I" I lliliil this Johnny Junes will lie seeking to senn<m with n DU 17. The peiennlnl fourth plnee Gr'rack the century mark in seating. It he run put together the neces- villi- Toiichtnii I* luiiely m front of h«fy . IT markers tonight, Jones Bill llurlwlck wim IU2.DI nmi will heroine the first eilimly prep 1(12.11 averages, respectively. Bay eager to reach the coveted |lll). Can oil, who rnnkeil No. 3 lust season with u Id2 13 percentage point figure tills year. at this cor responding date, I* ex­ Oviedo periencing a disappointing season Jones this year, hurled down the list of Myers pin spreaders with n igiiuniinoiis McCall 151.1." murk. Hlater Alnlliers f i n LEAGUE VVER AG HR G. T.P. Avg H.G. Dudn I-ley el ly n G. T.P. Avg. H.G. Fox Von I lei hull -< IK 7919 DM. 17 ft. Tuuchton 18 7792 DM.Ill Schaffer Total W. Hai Iwn l. Ik 2927 D12.ll Ii. Steele 45 7119 158 HI Groveland Cock r.i ft II. Tamm IH 2815 167 0 Dowdy P. Ilukur 27 4246 157.8 Holly J. Klinnet 47 7189 159.17 281 G. I'oxolil 48 7491 158.5 Atkinson J. Cooke IK 7128 151.18 Green P Ettel 47 7225 161.34 Blackurn II. Ilerhst 47 7114 151.17 ITiinrdi htherlon II. Carroll 45 8808 151.13 Ba«s II. Kreiser II 8588 149.10 Total L. I’evlc 48 7184) 149 28 (h ledo E. Kin hhi.ff 48 7141 148.:,7 Grot eland •>. Ilerhst 12 11248 I 18.18 I*. Ely 12 1771 147.7 A. Nigmllu 15 (Slot 148.31 16 9573 148.3 Sanford - Orlando G. Hi ine fi r 3 438 115.1 Kennel Flub Entries HL.liraLawson 43 8084 144.10 T. Cobh 21 3024 144. L. Russ 39 6102 143.14 v.T.'I3., V,! r * KKTHIKa k iii *t iu c h _ a/ia mi* r*»l Hri»|i|g»t J m t l s Mints Time. Numtnsr HtuuN, Janie HK(!ONI» M A T E - - N#w Hniyrnn Blarnsy uoy, Mu- Kffli Air, MIm Eve Mlrntti Hlsr. Hnlvaa^n rmin» iun: . aimmh ii«i«.I> . II *I'll — a/A Mil* I i y ji | mill*., fiuiildn Hill nit l.iiehy IteliM-eo, Naw Nmvrna HA C K — l u r e lin t* . Illd '.wn turner. H,.par's llr!..h.r, h eFr tOhUr rR T H Y m uu H ntlhfr, FIFT H I .|p HnincMrxr. A,r«*•: 'In fit dun, Hph, id T im m m e n —. a/i» u||* KIXTII hut rl — L1''" "siy. Wilma'* Hah" Ahaul H|un(kr 111*f11, horhy Lftily tniijy, jvii dr llroii 71 Kil, leoynl III iihi H W V K N TII H A C K t.udi*. K e v in , T a p * * , l , “ "l i . V a i d Im a r , T a n g n Heinj * Him I SIM I IT U II ACM IKtirn I Tin finer, WH-HTM MAI’M — 5/1* Mile Mi* Own, d e l nv | ,#’«* lle i/w 1* °v M*/# 0.vv«. Hill N IN T H 11ACM C u r ls l U p o r l Mrnliar, Vnur llrnthsrv lliiwilv lalMti* C lin k , Hilly Hnr»i Mr.',,|i|eS’ T"tl* l u,1» Hlia.lt/ T E N T H It ACM VU.iroilii leiisn. le, A u d rey T o t t e r , Mnrln. i ' imtii hath _ a/ia wn* f« ir« H(r! r hllr ' ’J1'''’ W?r- Haarkle. in.— T,l«h""t Annie, Hph, Jlmnila Otorge. I'nwerllne U1 " D ™ HAIM — A/ia Ml'e Hlannln lin„, imily, Derby •l"l Irri'iilalln, lleathsrtliiu" llalia, lien'!" ****** W'oiulblns. Npuogy . MIVMSITII lAAI'M — l/l* Mile ,a.rena'a tUsur, taitus, Trvas [I'avei lied llrlllnn, nllvar Cpmtivr, .vevln llsmn Hlni Our Irish r NlfMITH NAI M - . a/1# MPe Ibe*. .* "»I* r> Haag told. Daisy Time eh an gas, XIe nwn, Neal I'ai-ltage, Lenny chan 1 >18Til HACM — a/tg ||p f-.o,- Dunh. Parking Bam, Trad* • iVTui. y .P lajl Foreman f II. Gray 45 flirt 143.8 210 it. Ilohhard XI 4727 IC..K 191 F. School-'Ct 111 1297 143.7 198 H. Russell 12 81)08 143. 190 H. Hnr dorf 111 5I1H 142.0 175 L. David 12 1090 140.10 17) It- I.i'FlI* 2 2<*0 140. 101 C. Plorey 48 Otto I 137.25 195 II. K. Hnrdl. on MU 1770 112.24 Dll T. Horm-tt 15 180! 111.IS 182 A. Van Ness 20 2582 129.2 154 D. Miller 2.1 2952 128.8 104 " . Diercy J MO 122. 119 Hempstead 1 297 99. DM le t2 AVEIL.CKK G. T.P. Avg. II.G. Von 111-1 lulls 15 741.8 105.41 195 l‘, resold 15 7101 185.39 213 Cm r oll 45 7:>U.< 102.13 2o9 1otch.on 15 7155 159. |92 none 4k 7u i- I bn.10 2uM Mo” Connolly Is “Very Proud” Of Her No. 1 Ranking MELBOURNE. Australia Ml—"I am very thrilled, gee. that's great new s -thanks very tn'ich," Maureen t Little 'tni f'essnllv su'd today when ml vised that she had hern voted (lie female "Athlete of Ihe Year" in the niiiiiinl Assw-taled Dress [mil It was the vmittl vtruiithl year the 18 year old I eon's ehninnion from Kan Diego, Calif . had been voted Ihe honors in a nation wide poll of sports writers ami sportsraster* in the II S Maureen. U S nnd Wimbledon champion, had Just walked off the' courts at Knoyong Stadium after another victory In the Australian championships when *do*»e«t «» news "I reel h .in n tiilH tin B B r / T o la l Rnnfnrdi Clark Hawkins Vauahn <’,T' 1 * , r * " , P', r ' ' \ Fg. Ft. Tp. A. Thomas E. Thomas Helm* Total Titusville Bennett (Digger* Murmis Gallon MrCottcr Brown Total Lyman . Titusville ixth straight week with a robust 17.1 game average, official league itatlitica revealed today. I’eeoM has dominated tk* ladividual leadership ia the league ever since he firet entered the loop eii-weeka-ago aad In the process he has turned the taut place No. S team h i e a third piece contender for tho Mixed howling titles Bill Ohnesorgc bold* a allm onepoint edge over Ellen Bette for leconil place in only six tinea with » 151 average. In fourth pdare la he league's top pin smashar on the basis of total pins downed, Morris Sjobtom. who has left 8792 tenpins sprawling In 49 games. MIXED LEAGUE AVERAGES G.P. T.P. A ti 1. Pezold Ohneiorge Ustta Sjobtom Powell Schauttret DW Lyons 174 Holly 189 '•’ordyce 17a Vitt 155 B. May 178 Burnett B. Hayes llathorn Von llerbulis Barrios Robinson Canterlno GIRLS LOOP FOLDS MIAMI (At— Rain, cold weather Hedenhaugh and varied other attraction* were Nichols M. Fesnld Fried P. liayrs 8. Muy "There I* Florence (hndwicx. who awain the Cnlallnn Channol. Then there'* Pnl McCormick, who won u diving ilnuh'e In the Olym­ pics at Helsinki. Very few women ever won that double. Then again, there Is the Irark star, Mae Pages She renllv did a great Job for America." , „ . Maureen dldn t know II then, b'tt two of the women she mentioned pat McCormick of I*** Angc'cs and Florence Chadwick of Rv; nieeo. finished second and third In the poll. Mis* Connolly had 109 first place vote* and Mt points, enmnarr^ with 82 nolnls for Mrs McCormack nnd M for Mis* Chadwick. Babe Zaharies, a leading profes­ sional golfer and flvr times winner of the Athlete of the Year honor orlginnlnl In 1931, was fourth, fn! lowed bv Marlon Ladewlg. four limes winner of the women a all slar howling championship; Andre* Meade Lawrence, who won two gold medal* in akllna at the 0»lo winter Olympic*; Betsy Bawl* leading woman money-winning golf er of 1053; Patty Berg and Lonlie sngg*. also golf star*: and Marlorie Jackson, Australian elrl who won the Olympics too and WO mcle1dashes, nnd sel n world reeortl ln*l year nf 10 4 In ihe inO-yard dash. All over Florida more and more vliidnf buaJnesimcn are finding golden opportunities in Florida*! lunahinc... and a better, brighter, baftpitr way of living to reward their labor!. Maybe you can profit from their example.,, Enjoy y o u n a lf I Bui k « « p your "b tn in tM • y « " o p o n to o . Chock te.5K,’T.Vv./ IhoM odvonkiffo* which PtoHdo e a tt | o ff e r * h e r e v o r * e x p o n d ln g d n k o f b uiktowi o n d Indw lryt Grwytow'd Cm k w f i r ale tantt* war WOiO at #110 wMt «« * • ‘dog** tn Wtt dog• a* dva OHaw-t- * -4 - Ktaawl Clue •' J, ; ■ '* Malloy Seeks First Net Crown Of 1953 TAMPA tit—U nky Gardnar Multoy, the No. I ranked tennis plover 1a the country, foot after nil flrit tournament title of the year todav when he meeta Bernard (TV!) Bart sen, Saa Angelo. T*XM, Mulloy. from Miami, whipped an old tannls buddy, Bitiv Grant. Atlaata 8 4, 84), 8 ! Sundav to enter the final round of the Dixie Tennil Tournament. \ r—Crafty Adn lor—m ty m#*t Thuraday In tha bait race Tropic i t Park rr a r i rad, the IW.toa added Tropic a) ndlaa*. loth nave bean named for Ine nidi and up at a mile and a fur-, long, with Cbarfran KaWa a Craft* Admiral top weighted at 128 pounds, two more than asilgocsl to William G. Haiti J r .'i Handicap Star. htat to dafaat John Myndly, Hart ford, Conn, l up. Manlty heal the lop u r i i i l i i n W j . S S i athlete." she sald ^ K \ lint declared s h e ^ K 'C ? J l 1 Freshman Fred Wynnt quarter* hm-keil every West Virginia touch­ down this season. He passed fat eight TD'a, scored flvo and handed off for (ho other 22, tnford, won a blur ribbon In fh# Ilia race attracted 27 thorough­ bred*. V lrkl TMATH NATH — B/t* MB* Dun**, Deal Nle*. Quaen 17 7 41 i Sanford 22, I'alat- Ace Giasa 29 Roger* 27 TITUSVILLE (Special) — De-j Stanley 24 pite Hobby Drlsklll'a 18-polnt Post Office City IQ *l*f>ring spree, !/>ngWood'a Lym an1Celenr n High quintet was badly mauled by t FPAL MIXED LEAGUE the Titusville Terrier*, 50-41, In 4 Centre! Florida Conference clash I here last Friday night. The Grey­ hound girls drew lome solace for, Lyman by handing Ihe Terrier fe­ males a 49-37 defeat in tho opener., Lvman Coeth Jim Payne, fielding a eomplete sophomore <•1.inlet with the exception of rt-arde Shaw, woo handicapped not having kla high atorlag enard Jliaia* Newman In the lineup far (he flrat time this G. Pesold sea* on. Newman quit the aqua.) earlier lost week. After Jumping off to a 9-7 lead n 'he first period, the Greyhounds COUNTY CAGE SCORER ■inr-imbed lo the four-prong Last Friday Night coring onslaught of Jim Gallon,’ Sanford 41, Palatka 30 Wall Driggers, Harry Gene Ben­ Oviedo 55. Groveland 34 nett and Jim Mnnnis. Gallon I Tlluaville 69. Lvman 4t matched Drlskill'a 18-polnt feat Sanford JVs 28. palatka JV * 19 while Mnnnis hit for ID, Driggers (Girl's Games) for It and Bennett for 12. Lvman 49, Titusville 17 l.ymnn, which has to play ail of Groveland 50. Oviedo 38 GAMER TONIGHT I.vrnan (1-3) at Oviedo (3-21 Lvman girl* v*. Oviedo H rh GAMER TOMORROW Sanford at Del.and Hanford JV* at Deland JVs Lyman at Winter Garden . I GREYHOUND Hancock Willis Westhurv Titusville Drubs Bowling Standing! Loop Lead Held For Boyce’s “Debdand?” 6th Time By Pezold Wins Blue Ribbon Lyman Greyhounds CITY LEAGUE George Pesold continues to lead D*bd*ndv of MtckeJIff, own*d By 59-41 Margin Stine Machine 32 the Mixed Bowling circuit for tha r Dr. u 4 Mr*. J. Clifford Boyc*. �•t % T IIE W E A T H E R t r YOU DON'T m a l t * f*or Stolen) Herald, City S t e ^ a n fn r fc D tlltefy, ky 7:9* m #., pteeoe cal) YELLOW CAA i l l ) w ^ t o l (j m e X u T E a ta b lla h a d 1908 AN AINDEPENDENT DAILY NKWNPAPKII N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ll.Y N K W H PA PK H SA N FO K D , 9 A sso ciated I’re.Hn I r a s e d " i r e F I.O IIID a " T E E S D A lT J A N .1-D O lL V l Dulles Will SeekDataFor « S te m !!* I It at In purtl) cloud) ami m rin rr nli IVednr 111lull nil Wednesday. Ni*. 102 Morse Is Knocked Off O f Z h a d a n o v 2 Covetedj Committee [Spots By GOP Action J ew s in D eath ^ Secretary Designute Of State Depart­ ment To He Accom­ panied By Stasaen Diplomats Speculate Disclosure May Be Breludo To Burge, Renewal Ol* Trials Internal Weakness Is Detected In Russian Purge Of Jewish Doctors 1 Minor Assign­ Left Open To Who Split With Party On Ike i M ilv 1 NEW YOHK tffi - John Foster MOSCOW tW—Tlie Suvtrt Union ments Duller, secretary ot slate ticsli! lodny accused nine dnelor*. mn>l oato, and Harold E. Stasxcn will ol them Jews, of killing two tup Senator ■Xq to Europe at the end uf this lliixslun leader* mid plot ting the month to [father Information for dentin of other* through faulty President-elect Elsenhower on jm treatments, ll> WILLIAM I.. It\ t \ Utica! trrml* there. An mmounermciil *nld the doc AP Foreign New* tnalv*r The decision was reached tixluv 1 W \SIIING t'ON ,t* t he confer tur*. nm* under arrest. "Incorrect | The Soviet purge of Jewi-li ,l«, coco ill Itrpiit.liiMii senator* t.xlay at conferences Elsenhower Is hold lv diagnosed" ttir fatal Illness of ipscl ,i com|u oinise plan and lni| with his Cabinet designee* ami Andrei A /Jiadnnuv. a Irailing I'n tors on charges which h.m- •»<<■ liiimpctl Sen Mor-c 1 1nil O re) off other top officials of the new ml lltburo member, and "reduced the look of pore fantasy intlii ,il« 'o- loo ma|o* committee assign ministration. life" of Alexander S Scherbakov strongly that then- are imU-im.i I Mil lit ■» Elsenhower's press secretary. head of the ehli-f iMilitieuI .idniln weaknesses in Ilie t otoonmi-t Jam es C. lingerie, said Dulles and Istralion of the So*let Army party * regime serlnii- • rn">,ti i-i Ihe <ii>l* ' i111a t mT" drehled ti» Stissen, who wilt be director of Like all nf Ihe ehjht maturity llroadeast of the nhnnimccment I frighten the Soviet hierarch* the Mutual Security Agency, would sent thousand* uf Muscovite* to I Coupled with the recent Mx-t ni plat e's mu the \rmeit Ser\iie" LtifllPavel to Europe at Elsenhower's | newspaper stand* to obtain mure high ranking Mlkhiio S Sn-lm ii milter and all of llie "even Ilia M in o r A d j u s t ­ j*mif \ pi,ire > on the Lahur t uni request. details. One person, reading » the former etlllor of HnMu-v it t O n l y WITH NO ONI TO UAM1 but himself v cuthri mui hi nest C. Johnson ails on his anowbound ear in front newspaper posted on a wall ex even gives a hint of M-hi-m uiihut Hagcriv said the purnusc of their m e n t s S e e n N e e d e d niillii I'he re-nil h ,i > tn kimek of Himfederal Building. Albany, New York, and teads lus own prediction -correctly to—of a heavy tnow ! claimed "Toe scoundrel*...... tt'rt* the higher reaches of thr part* trip would be “ to gather Informs M"Me off IimIIi eu vet ed "(Kit?*, I pigs." said another. fall in the area. But who believes tha weatherman especially lha weatherman. Aa traffic In tha city eama which will require a puree o.ot. tlon on political trends there In 1 Ihiw lift open fur Morn1, uhu l i t K a m i l v l i u ' o n u ' s The story vva* being discussed thorough gob g than the nre*t •»< to a near standstill, an alert photographer found just the picture to tell the atory when he snapped the relation to U. S. participation In tiulti d the Uepuhheait party dnr i everywhere, and seems destined i hamlful nf hapless doetoi* NATO and In economic assistance" 1 cocker spaniel (right) watching soulful!) from tear window of Its maiter’i stranded auto. (International) inii tin- pre^tdentlal eamualkin. i to cause new and stronger feelings N * m u lot s*lu*«vn• *’i Mu ' abroad. With these unmmnvcm-nt- -In nillst the groups the So' let press *ii utti m i'irtl mi I Its* ft* t nit spilt* .ui tun minor euniinmeeft. Elsenhower snd his Cabinet to tin call* Anglo-American warmongers, Soviet press ha» hro-iglil Viol I • MU* I t ' f ill* Slltlfo',1 lli'il’- I hi*\ ,n i 4rmi|»" dealing ulth !>!"• day discussed his Inaugural ad­ tin t of i nlumtiia matter" and Puband against Zionist organisation* fore once again the inystrrnni* m i Ml* \ tlltlM l t \ Mil I l««* t llli* II* dress and the State uf the Union Tlie announcement said the a* cunistanees so rrn u m lu itm dr.itl> •n t h 4 MM! |l|«‘ta .1 I ill I n t i -HU* In* Work" Kverv senator Is enmessage which the general will) Liu tu hm en m 111lit re sorted plot wti* carried out on In of Andrei Zhdanov iiiiit looted op .i im ilii> i •U. ii YI|W ♦• titteili ( l»v submit to Congress shortly uiler on Iliineil Ihi Patfr S ti) ,1«Mt .ktrudiuiD nf British ami \ini*riciiii on ;*s SutlmK llkrh «n«Tr* .ih’sl ti- lit’ Ml It |M• Pit •I Apklng office next Tuesday. intelligence Yvrvii'tA oml ZimiKt III** |*«*riCi* uf NiVf*li»I Vi»vitt vrii-vKk ♦ft »V ' M \ t■«<•<tM» « w And there were Indications Unit , «l |iri!lr*gi*. Hill lull " vtftfT Wi'll s , urgnniratliois thr key ufflcals of the new ad I It said an investigation will be Many 111m1v nf w|»ivill*ali«m I la. Jilt A l ministration also talked over the completed In the near future hot I*IT' M|H'Ill'll III thl* fit vf pl.M l lilt ♦.•.hii.t I,-Ml-. If ' problem of how to cut the I78.60U meantime it had been "established Y ' I k f | w * t I if flUg^ittL’ l»f till' Sdt i« | B. *M. , I -I'M| !»M,l The i'iiy and Ihe Chamber of Itollilitm. Mr llreekenriilge said. 0U0,000 budget which President Commerce are working together to "Mi Gililix plans to lie back III tluil all Ihe arrested doctor* "ere |iri'Y» ,»t the* inlrl1i ;i iilM.i •*1 l i imi • nill I Is,till) r>M Truman sent to the lawmakers paid agents of foreign liitellt ~ ~ bring 3 garment Imloxlry to Sanford next week " Mr Hrcckoni*r:nl in particular, tin^ mhIumIimI I ihk jti I f t t e e h i I i It l last week. lo meet m - 'g e n r e " It declared "The majority all aluiiU thiit tiling* w n r not tioiiu: l.ltlV meet m ulth h\ h»M Eagerly said Elsenhower read a G l'O U D I ( ) M e e t W i t h Sanford. Forrest Hreckcnrldgc. rlilgc disclosed, "to •d eiti/en* nml ,,f l,,rn’r1*1 K r“Up were eon ., 1 . , manager of the C of C. revealed group of interested l< l|lM i id in -1 mi nt mi 'II there mill that thr draft uf Ihe inaugural message. riiMinp-Mm, Lhifi" J Heeled with the Inter......... ' I n t e r e s t " today. Which would provide cm representatives ol he ! A1 l • l.eiitll|trail element ili.ifmu .it It f V Jt 11■’1 I'll 9(141V 1tl " lit* which reportedly will set the get1 gen * ( o n c e r n | Ml. 44<(1 • t .it < ..nm thu iitiit past . | it ployment for ahmil t.Y people at Commenc Imluslrinl rial committee jf t, 1 ' \ ,i >'mHM>1 t iininiiilst parly wiintnir ,lsrral theme of the new admlnb ft* till 1 1 ’<t tlif | mil" fltth In e tl 111 b ite lie ie the stall and the City linlustii.il Hoard to II \ ♦MlliR L t. 1 T 1Is. /Inl.timv vim the ariluli«t «>i ( ID. (ration's policies and philosophy iThis evidently rclericd to tin ) ’ctiDi .m i rfto pm («e v uf t h«* ___ Negotiations have been under complete arrangement* for setting 1 Mill f 4 l| fnll" A litrraiy anil wrtB imrue hi I emu -* governm — ernment. ent. Joint Distribution I'nmmlllrc i "nnwelfKIi t "in 111 1 1 . i i tiih r The iiopoliitment of ti City Insaid ........... . the r of (' up of the factory here President clcrl then called 1»ltf 1 1 Jtr D \ ■Jt 1 > > <s thill t >| ■1\ .IJ*1 J41*<| *\ in phI hrl le underpi ml It wii* Mill ^nin^ mi J imHIv Jewish organlralloti which hn* sent ■ tioasd for the ■ ourpo«e of* *"'1 H. . "U Drake, president "Mr (iilili* and Mr Drake wore niMIhm^ nf vlnllar^ In aid Hill'opeaii hefnie ln% death at live for and received- suggestions for j durlrUil "I'1* ,'1 1,1 “D' ex ex *lee v "t*president I, 1 (hr "HUf»D* 1 H"' .Ml' \ isl lit >| j411■ l)M(' " Hi ii Tti'lef iiddii'S,-* to Inc., Corilelr, tin vety desirous of some loeal flnnti- Jew*. New York spokesmen *aid II 11bringing . I......new .. Industries l„ g„i,r„r.l O'’ >■ to Sanford revision of the draft. il ID*' 1i«M 1h» Sj»fiD»«.| 1 iDii* meetiiiy? Sn tin* /.hfluniiv \ iJtNiih u .in pnipiDnii' t . hi. * Jilll Ml 111*! c ninmifucliiied women's rial participation In setting up the the charges, if Intended for llteir ftir (ii*ur«l M Miitunkm s.itlm - Jilit In-tl VIOL? |H"IM Next on the agenda wax n dix whs effected last night at a meet* " \ ,p )'i l Inli tmhi> ■ cuixlon of the Slate of the Union irtg of the City Contmlanioii. Ap spurlsweur and Junior apparel tie factory here, especial!* since they organliutTon w,-r.- Iix. rldleulmis to hluulow m ihr Kicmlin. \yIii» h.i- tl lift a if * "it in tin, I "Win it 1 fil "t jollied the 1-itltlS message. That talk had not been pulntment* confirmed by the Cum fore being sold to another inanu both iilan to move tlieir families merit comment .1 M l i.mnf t n mil v v y i < s t i n It * rlirti ifi kluturc iti tliu Li>1 f» ' i hit. ‘_’«i vtut ■* Hgu In t Ti'ulu," he faeturer J, ,M (larrett. operator here, If ami when this operation li-ss.-sst- on i ' l l , a lti mtHslon were J. H. Van Hoy, Her of (111 Ixxidnn. diplomats speculated M iM hl li" i*f Mil M l ("11 t f* * I i.»-gaii. “I fiuured I umild put murt! local dry good* xture. and gets underway man Jacobson, W, It. Nicholson, Suma Gibbs, that the disclosures may prelude >i*ars until hi1 ta imxi luokrtl ii|mn nitsi i I In mil | mi a if till . H til Hilo the einli thill) | got out uf it. l.lve (Ink. dak, president uf o f I................. Wtllluni riurk Wallv Dlrtrielm . ,1' lave Brelltnlnary discuHwInmi will be a wide *ch1c purge nml lend to the at n likely stlCl'f»»or tu Stalin iiL I'huii'U* fund Ituikr >etiii' Hint MttlvtikuY at iiiiit i’ii! Imixj- v;i t I)*-* in t‘ tivnni tin '»4 live fii’t licit t I Ini'♦’ fnnhd tti1‘Mii|fli the Itohurt Uauman and HulDh Cowan’ *1)® Company nml former held relative t« the rxtnhlHhmcn! biggest Soviet trial since IU.T> A a»iu . | hute i i'i'I’iyei| lnfthitely Still L d l w Varen .the ^ I happointments a ^ S i S S l . ,d-1^ ,Cl “" v, r"ur “f **"» Klwunl* |«.f tlrla Industry hy the C of C Foreign Office spokesman coin- linv rid uf Zhilunm a (nllimerx mi mi l i Hlill ipending i n 111* III eu i i <'nut i. tiMiiv I mm the i luh t tin ii I mil Ixiurd of directors director* tonight at 8: 8:00 ...i..,’., .... rr with Vn« ViutmcMHluky the flr>t tu fall with U.s ilu of Dan Wright and Cordon Fred­ Club I’llilii'’ tiai^gf * • m > f'.t , The negotiation* have gone mlu ‘ 'evi l put Into H " fntaif ul t/Tr Soviet erick. !'• n <i»Kk| "iM m *1 ^ ^ '^T apecter! t ’ommimlsl figure hn* been Tlml powerful pi)1 d in Nmv„ ITi -I Ik >xmnifu the final slngrs, Mr llreckcnridge M1 t'luupp iim, u Tu reeefitly in' V'liKiiitrii^ tNimrtiissiiui uas npeiii r ' ’? , ol H:00 o'clock, l v . f d also . , ! ? rat , rrrtlio : behavine like a Hurglo fur :ii-M ate l> The new bouvd will meet to­ said. Including the selection uf n i night nIii-ni f D .! nf D m i f,ttMiln*e i in..* . ids the |u«'lfth Lhm ever years." The lluriilns w,-rc 131b ecu fired fitini til* joh ami from the morrow night nt thu City Hall teolnllvo site for Ihe faelory in f i t v Mull. HUMIf l n f h* in 11t ii Ini Hi nil *4i i. tiuitlded lire tr'dd |dnt»‘d fury Itts)Itm nobh’s who murdered Built hum and never heard uf in M j I and \h I J. M. (larrett, operator of n ,h„ Crown Paper company's imild If..V 111, 11" . im fid't t -fdp in the Mom They ( representatives of the to gel rid of relatives and Ivalsl A total of IL&U pupil Wl Inxiwctioox I puhlle ii^nlii until ntiimt a tinuitfi ' jt Sanford dry goods store, who D ,|ng near the Inkc ...... . tv K I I lift I ' ]11i)ii. ■'» M (Mill il imi let dr s*' Tl In' were made bv nurses of ■ •last It yyear «r L iiijtt tt hpii Su^luv mentmnrd Vnw Zhdanov died lit Hits ami Seller : t Pit * p I p * i * 1 ■ m j» "il 11 41 ,« 1 [ij'iiM.II the Seminole Count] County Health Unit, representing a jatrly raid to be fjormiy Jr., representative of llVe !!p!i’rnthm ^iVt'i^niiproxtnHitLjy1'1.!* bakov In I 15 nesi’iiikv‘t %in% in eurnieellnri u kill tpcfif t ' 1 .. | * tr -11 ' ♦ p m * utirhufH . * t Interested In establishing a garcompany, recently sh.rn.-d the machine* and will work ...... t:, 1 IMI 11**| LM|lh Itltf thill its records disclosed Ixcloxcr today while i huulitiu* out i*i%eu the edit. «»f I'll lit (III • h " . t f.t buildingto a group uf rrnrc*entu jieuplc when they »l;ul," Mr .) r. .»)*»1 1 11 nl.-tiluli- f->r ) our 1.733 pipit examinations were made ment rectory here. Die |iu rl v tltrfirelie.il in-nla/Nie 1 Iti* %*lMin 11Mil Tom Lemon, City Manager, said lives of the proposed faelory. llreekenriilge said Later be said Mil ./.il 1,1 ' ) M D 1\ • Il il 1*!l ^ mil. Dill by a doctor and 3.701 field visits H<iMie\ ik , M t* 1 * • * 1 .1 I m 1 that the location of the garment The representative* defutllelv plan* are to Increase to about too fit imilt* f . 1 M-)l(;|i'M 1!Mi1 |** Mt inililf were made to pupils' homes. | III" UMilltl till ,Ml 'I I.Hir-4 V11.11 • il' 11*J*' • *| llt< •*I|M »*»IIM1|•1•'- 1 , ft II till } Mil lllrths In the county more than factory here l« proposed by n fur- arc Interested In the building and machines and npproxim.iiel> i;*'.: I [ i- ir ik /l R v ( ' m n n xii far lo flu tup tankini; mendiei" i'l I'll • « 1tl I Ilf| 1 1 1 IS ■ 1 1 1 | a L V U [ II U| V X V IIIIS II ■ ™ -"srs-1 nn*r inunufucturL'T of w«iiu'n*i o laiHir inhi I which v a a* hruuKlit pruplc ' •1 III. . ** • t*M* '* doubled the deaths In 1033, with of the S*u let ( outiiiimixt hiei ar ■ purDweur and Junior upparvl of about by the IM< 111. Ill• 1 I’’ Florida k ashhills 1be ptopo-al got started. Mi llitll ■ *1 |» . *iv' llitll III*' Dm I y 1milltl t'f 711 ol of inc the former and ana 287 zni of ui me the ....„ city .ii»’ euiki’ei'tietl tin* Vumii' hiii iflit ...Li^t, ___ -,.„i...,i.„l MJlntifnpf 1Lit at s •> ,1 • lilt It •*« IM f.t" • • 1 MlMlel 1.lull-i ( L,l. ult.l (Im fa tte r. Eighty-two maternity cases Cordcle, Go. which »»< contacted Manufacturing (oinpany liraneh llreekenriilge said, when Mr Gar sk> f»eu|)te iiiut thu" tin* /.tul.Mi'*\ , here, now disbanded "Negotiations ; rell told a friend in Atlanta G r« ..It lit. . 1li« • 1 by the Chamber of Commerce, i V ’’llllf ' « pro were admitted to a clinic on pre­ t * 1 »11* flu 1 III kiiMI/hThilt, hi* •■Milpeople are 'till in Hie Kremlin 1 to (i. \V. Swan, H08 Kseamlda Avenow are underway through the that Hanford wn* interested , il.l, f,.( f Ii 11Imi -| le natal care, through tha unit, while The ">u,l oommltt'-i- «f Mm l-»kr <ln;Jt<tlt*f In effiM I It "eoiii" t«* fIIM*tilt* i). ■ Attorney (?. W. Spencer, rep- Chamber of Commerce to make getting someone to establish . ..it. 1mm* tti Li County nurses recorded 373 pro \ " m t luh h* f f IP >t|lift.lii Mary rtmmlmr of f oiiiim M• wrlil me an a Km that Malenkov AItil I* » till -lit s i! arrangements for Ihe use of the IC.mtinurit On I’agr Sis) reseeting about a dozen home, ft I■1■s| natal office nod field visit*. A total • 1 • j Him 111 t 1 LlDh *Dt 1 III on rn-oril ......... <l» flie Imr "hot ,, , f , t1 owner* in tinarea of ExeamUa till f.M f*iDs t*. of 3M post-birth calls were made. 1 ' ;.i In IliurL tin Sn 111m11k Mi»u.« Coninils'b'O'-f- to i*"' "(i " ■ " * l ine open!) anti Jeu l"h n.it ur e ' n 'I Iftlffi t.f ......... 1*1f1 • ' 1 l AY,1 till* 1I'M’I i htil1*1f 1 "1 If11II" The hrallh unit has five mid Avenue, ipiextloned an ordiliunco i Ci,io( Depui lon-nt m < > Mug tu H < nf tin* ehai'iM*' fit* in uith tin* ( ti wives under II* supervision, ae I violation notice which bail been f > UH|1 Jil tt .| HI ills whlt'l IM f ii krwi' lllfM. | , I , m l I n l l o . m i l , f i i l t o , t m v l o g Mi *-jitellite attnek> mu /huiKin and 1* » <tli 1'it ■* ' ‘ "lift ,| , ,, lllf cording to the rcrurus. j Issu' d to C. W, Swan, 8i»8 EseninV( Ttill 1 11ilia 'll It t 4 Dili 1*111> ,|„ Hm, tin- tilloim-ul of I'itvmg Munich It, nil leery Ihuievei Most of the care given by tin | bln Avenue, concerning the break||, . m 1 ■ .......... fJilt' ' 1 V . luh t ••in . 1 -IHK HUNHI fund-. Tblm llon w»Miki ii »t ii in Ihe M hmtmi « line. IhK ha»> tin I1M M I . 'io n " ' ' ' * * « 1 ' . ’U'l ,, health unit lx of preventive nature. • lug of a curb without subseipient Ifi 1 II I r *f|l Mi. M VLi 1 - 111 1hi* I.M m till• ’ niilittM recclit ii.cwlt'ig “f " I, "o , iil'iwunim iof being a side Issue construction of u driveway. but fgcepllnns are made fur tu t * ' m 11 \ «i*1 t tt 1III . il 1mill V, (hi 1** 111.' 'h t 4*1 j Inin Ni i111L Uomiucrrc In the rououun"v u “> Win (tier Win H ut Zhdanov actually was Tin- violation notice which had disease*. There were MB people CIIHt 1 .1 lit 'i'll ,1 tt'hil iM.'inh.1 hi|i t.r mb. (Im • Ii if ! lit at Luke Mary with President It pul old ul tile wiiv or died nalur Jreited for venereal rilirntex during Iwen sent to Mr. Swan resulted 1 1 111min i|t 1'« "Irht 1 • u *'f In"y1 Miiy 1In ini^liMiil tin* »• t allv of n heart attack also I* be iul.lt.| M. Mull presiding. '• h e year and ODD field v lilti for from a permit to bn-ak a curb, »n hi,'' lit* |**.1lit• tl •m l. Following tin’ reading mid *1' side Hie point now The ixilnt i* tu 1hi 1 im. 1 1 1*1 im Inti* 1 Il.l VD Investigation*. which huil been Issued In Decem­ IfH'i.ftM* 1"" 1 1<l| || t St II | ' MDli \ 1) <I I " I l l 'l l hr uni (lint pruval of minutes of previous (|lu| y.h.lurvnv dead Is imiell more The other exccptlun la tubercu- ber of ID-ID. It was brought out In . j) (u*f' h’ nml ID" 1D’li hi rl’t h, 11 i m mil 1hr ill* mn-tlng, tlie treasurer repurted 11 valuable lo eertnlu high leaders In him11v ("II tovli. There were IT people hoapl- the discussion between Attorney total l.aioiiee of $ 14*t.10. A- ” Moscow than he would have been Lii.| t<I•M J ' < ’.lUU in f hi ul llpilllMtl lif .1 Mm 1 11' uMikhui y* tallied for the rilaenie through the Hpeneor and the Commission. ■ 4 r.iuuL . l-*>u l,i 11pill ti|i iill t-ii" HIHH1 IIMHi Di*r ■ of tin* j,live lie now give* them an ex Toinktuson, ehuirmun unit end A7 large X -rari made of Thu attorney contended thu per­ 1 ut ' ii lii ii 1 >< Mlll.l i i|, Mi ..ami hn "'iti mm n **fit 1 full Mlit) 1 Christmas Tree ComiiiUlec. n ruse tu begin ii purge arredod TR cniei and nf othora mit covered breaking of the curb 1111 limit |itt 1" ■| l.f M'i" nl r' 181' |HM I'm" f 11 ilIII >1 upi fii tt'il y Li nurleil (bill J‘J07Jtt* bud been enl suspected uf having had contact unly, and that It did not provide »: ’in > 1 • hi • '■*> fj!mi il ■ Ylilt .MJitl leeted lid* year f"' the elilerliiln with an Infcrled person. for Huli*ci|urnt driveway construc­ y.'lhl kiJt *' h . urM .D ml) t M1Hi|i|f 'At It.Minl thill Vaccinations given Included ypn tion. The City Manager disagreed 1 ment, wlileh wu» It"1 linge-t "" IIIILANilll I .VIK in .1. ti l m| <J. HM* m .... »Dikiy 111«|*< 1 Hm fiu'l thill )1111it nf 4 I record, will. IUJ gifts being profor smallpox, 37B for combined with his theory, stating that the Nflt 1 . • . ,1 1 1- Mill f ni l . Ml' tl Itti ui mi »« ft Uhl kit- stih’ nf i»yf I elded for that number of elilldrnt, Pli.iis fur p.trliel|t;,tIIMI hy him uhouplng cough, dlptherla and old Ino lire provides that a drive­ lunil- n in} \u '■still Vtil'll m,IVkl 1IM* t\ t P1 kfit 1itif ft tr ihr if' retanus, nm) 4t for typhoid fever, way should Imi constructed after Mrs. Frank tlnrlh.w. cliuirim.ii Junl ami Seminole County In Ihe II1 Mtfrl I Li i Mil.' \ uUlMI Mtf )MiH i ii - '.f Kin." lot 11ml* 11»riv -arniltc (hookworm) testa num­ a curb Is broken In such a ease. I of Urn llenuttfieatluU Committee, eutral I h.rula K*|.o*l hm krh ilv.ft IH III" it • f' ■M \ 11s l*ii I t hililri'M, tin1 tile <*f LMIfil Ill* bered #69: blood tciti, 32,1. and renor rd splendid cooperation "f 2.7 28 are uu.h-rvvav hv the ( ham Mr. Spencer said his clients ,iiitri11 tr»ui»! <1«*>11 I• «( 1 ■ t'luiMi <i Im Lily tilt' water bacteriological tcits. 397. »l committer ...... her-. P. I» An- ber of ( ommeree horrest I reek. .. 11li iii'tl •** could not afford to build drive­ ' ' • It Ml1' III 1ii> > sit v (jlimt'-v I'M lit* ni'huul biufiMf rI> One of the functloni of the unit ways and that a hardship was be­ de -o halr.ou.. of the .... i."avf-r. unnuuiimI Imlay derson, clialrn.uu of i I>mit■tl in *i <I•I»- n,'* Mi I K .... -nil .ti.I H im I L Is lo Inspect walcr supplies and ing worked by the .City. Mayor Committee, review.-.; the orgunun with John Pirrsuu us ehuirmun of I t'li-M' Ul L 1 Jt u**i I Im s|»riiT *t 1111*4 inlrit.. . i .....I tho enmmlttee In charge sewer facilities, both of homes and Itandall nammii Chase uimse said the tfie (.Tty City ManIII. (If tl I I * f(i*l I..... . It) Kmik Li mu I I Mi ( till. Mill !*' t*l The principal biiihliug ,.f Slovak Gardens, Inc. lucutc.l on I uk. l,10" Vf l,“’ 8 h u fflelm u rd t.iu ii.u Alrendy the two men sold. Sun (own*. Another Is the Inspection of uavr and the City Commlsxlton nre ‘ IIfi; l Mu Y' it der thu sponsorship spoiiHurump «i nmjii Spring* f*i *iim I mnm «li 'I'Niitiif, Frwu Howell Itoad, four mil.- from Casselberry, resulted from a churllahh ' !* l'r the of '»»' tin ^' ha _ |rendu Si.rmgs ami the Parker food handling establishments. Dur­ "Irving lo work on a reasonable reasi ber of Commerce, but functioning ||„|„.y in Oviedo tm nil!* nt*" f fttiL •i » «■"jsliiitM «| " "ni it u»*w ifutu ing tlw vear there were 331 tec- basis" and are "not bequest from Mrs. Curl Ih-lohlavckuvu, whose liusl.aiul Is now tliai. tu work not trying to *• f»*'il |sii r separately, The courts are now m pigged in participate In tile expu >L'.r,MU a tin m 11(rli inn liifli"t«!•»»ngwliyII* Ii (urea, talks and motion picture* a hardship m»n ji ihi* taKtrd iHri*»*fi»r« ■hip on anyone, anyone." ,M|» I) tiptop condition, lie re port etl, . allton. interested groups may con II'll't fit I I'M-V Lflnja' ||||M I'll HI lit ill' lllfllM" ill rated by the tr unit to presented ‘ « total The attorne, attorney said Mr Mr. Hwan was everyone Interested in the «p.>ri j„C( (|j(, (- ()f teleplm...- iHtsi (4'.M illii.1 On Page -Is i )|MJ || ID (If |f« I Hit* llll'ItllllT I idlence of 4,Ml 4,91) people,i. Dr, Frank audlanct singled out of numtrou ■ous was urged to take advantage of i ------- ----- — --------------------------i** thuntv tint null 1j11114 Imf ihi’ir Qulllman heads the unit. .pvopT* . . . who ..... had broken curb* and Ui l|» ill |Mnm.Mmr •*ii«l 't'lliiitf Mil' tft Mr*. Robert K am i, office secre­ asked that the City Manager and *' im fui the I \iui4il ni l |ifu* tary, said the mobile X-ray unit >ii ni fur chilli* t »i will be In the county, early thli the building Inspector look at the Phllll)i» Industries properties. year on ■ biennial ▼tilt. The unit alio assist* In making examinations of milk oows and In rc«« iiy ihe (Jirl HcouU am! tolil Mayor Chasa said the Commis­ giving them vaccination*. The Dr. Victor Msmntey, Professor will feature in addition to the nil.. . . .. cow* are eximlnted for Bang* Di­ sion meeting was not any plgea Ot History at Florida Htnto Unibv Dr. Muiualry. exhibitions Brownie group, for whom a leader body H m to thrash out a legal m atter .and ttrs ity , Tallahassee, will deliver sease and tuberculosis. of Slovakian a rt and handiwork, ha. .IreaSy bee,, r msen. Joe % -VW^ , ! ^ S l E k A h nf .be ( l £ Kdilur lti!|>li M il.ill nml M.m.ig finally, Commissioner John Kadcr the principal address ut Klovnk I he Control Kloruio lllnud Hunk to wlileh those who plan tu attend bury ttu f f l r tl». Supreme Court cummrr.U-d on [he lug Editor William l-'tidit* of the Hull will be In Sanford on Jap. 22 made u motion to turn the matter Day ceremonies, Sumlay, Feb. 22, Invited to submit entries In Cumineru donuU be neb today that newspapers have C'onslililtlim bud ii| if:iJv-iI tliv i-nxi" in iirci'pl bliHxl iliiimr* fur llo- SemiSanford Represented over to the City Attorney. His mo­ to be held at Slovak (in rile ns, near are eluding needlework, art, ceram ic "March of Dim* . « right to crIUclio courts "because jiftor Sufivriur Juilgt- II E Niibol* Hole County Blood Hank under the tion eras approved. Attorney Spen­ Casselberry, Carl tlelnliiaveka. other types of handicraft A t CAP Assembly cer ry wo do not have of Hume In-Id Hie ni lu i-mitt'inid auspices of tin- Lion* Club, it was said he would "be glad to havo chairman of the Board of Directors and rebuke care of thu Johnliu Evans I" tills, country cither Hindu in the old country or hi-i cum I mid *cnli-need tiiutii mimmnci'd tixluv by Harry ltnbson, you do it.'' fur this newly slate-chartered in­ otherwise typical of tho Slovokiun M e m o r ia l plaque and usalca plunt- a belief that thu king can do no of to servo 20 days In pill anil puy Liims Iflood drive chairman. wrung." ^ Local representation wa* John Callahan, president of the stitution, staled today. Ings. Karl Toney volunteered to culture, Hu made thu remark at thu Su­ fine* of )2<x) each, to the Florida Wing aaaeml Illixxl dumilloiix are being re­ Sanford Baseball Association, ro« Slovak Day. to Im* held on that Bfeala will be served on the repaint the Luke Mary road signs. preme Court’s hearing of argu­ Nictiol* licensed tbc editors of quested at tills time because the the .Civil Air Patrol at West quested assistance from the City date for tha first time In Florida grounds Prof. II. It. Iluckoubuch, princi­ .It was stated, and the nublishing .1 "inislcmliag mid ills ments on tho unueul uf two Atlanta Beach last weekend, during which In promoting tho Seminole Blues of blixxl in tlie Central general public Is Invited to attend. pal of the school, uffered to super­ (.'(institution editors fur contempt honest" stoiy lust April 21 on Iruf liuluncc particlpenta secured the latest In­ baseball team and told of plans Florida Illixxl Hunk became criti­ The program will cpmmenco about vise any games, one evening a uf court citations In Superior Court fie violations In Floyd County as cally low during tlie Christmas hol­ formation concerning cadet train- for raising funds. part of a highway *afetv series 10:00 a. m. and will continue week on tho school's lighted at Rome, Ga. and formulated plana for the iday*, lie said. He presented e proposal fof a Tin’ story cited a traffic ease 10 throughout the day. Tho chairman courts, open to either the students . "I do not think you will find re. Anyone wishing to give blood fur season ticket sate campaign for stated that he Is happy to haw or any adults curing to taku purt. any court willing to hold a news­ Floyd County and said stale high (lie use of .Scmlnulc County resi­ ipm entatlves from here were the Bluet, stating, "If sufficient way patrolmen found no record* paper In contempt for criticlilng LL John Pierson, director of catho opportunity tu acquaint not onded lx are requested to telephone The president appointed a nom­ dsts fiyr the Central Florida Orou v his fellow Amuricun-Slovuks of inating commlltea composed of 11. a judge." Duckworth told special that disposition hud Imen made Mrs Henry Wllto Jr . nt 4H M, uf tlie case lo Ihe court prosecuting attorney S. W. Fur the K itn John Andes, commander or Mr Itofison at DU8. the purposes of the Slovak Gar­ M. Gleason, C. I'. lirastngton and CAP cadet squadron,'and the dens, but feels that It will be of B, E. True to prepare for tlio elec­ of Komu. F srrlis argued Mint thu 'The newspaper later published u picture uf lliu arrest ticket hear Supremo Court should uphold the better'* ion, Thomas, code!’ lieu unusual educational and inform­ tion of officers for the coming lug a "no record" nutation. citations. ative value to the public as well. year, Movie Time Table election to take placo At another point during (he argil Farrias had told the court, "We Located fust four miles from at thesuch February meeting. A. W. .MOVIF.LAND ment* Duckworth asked proteeut need lawi to protect court* against Casselberry on the Lake Howell Tomklnson was awarded a rising attorneys, "How could any "The llellu Of New York" Hoad. Slovak Gardena Is • charit­ votaa of thanks fur all the work attack* on their integrity." Chief Ing H urt U:3U • rt;3d - H:IF last able Inatutltlon organised In 194# ha gave to the Christmas Trea Justice Duckworth then inked Far- county complain about tho truth feuture 8:51 rlia: "Can any court ever itrength- being told?" end chartered by the State of At another stage during the en Itaalf by lUenclng crlUolam of 111 TZ arguincnta Justice Lee U. Wyatt Allowing adjournment, pie and "Fenries* Fagan" fao were served by members of "U a nawapaper hai libeled ■ commented from the bench that 1:00 - 2:44 . 4:38 - 0:12 * 7:50 lha Beautification Committee and Judge," Duckworth continued, "ha the Constitution'! ttnry concerned 0:10 f ('untie(tied‘ On ~ Pegn.Stx) “ can auo for libel Juat like any­ • social hour waa enjoyed. Report For Year Is Released On Housing Projects Industrial Board City And Chamber Of Commerce To Aid Business Work Together For New Factory Is Named By City •‘■ m m i•< \ Lions ('luh Hears Lionisin Talk Hy “Nelli Thompson Health Unit Data For Last Year Is * Disclosed Today Action On Hoads From Iiiikc Mary 110MKF0 R SLOVAKS i'& Sni.;rs!' - Slovak Day To Be Held Feb. 22 E S ^ S R i g h t Of Press To Criticize Court At New Seminole County Home reportedt,r"g; |8 Upheld By Georgia Chief .Justice mood Bank win no " Here On .laiumry 22 inilv- • 4 __ �0 0 r YOU'RE TELLING ME! WIUIAM IITT Weather Id Playing Tricks Over Nation By The Associated Press j |I r Central P r t u W riter The weather appeared to lie play Ing tricks In some pari* of Ihe country again today. Colder air pushed inlo Southern areas as springlike weather continued In wide sections of the West and Midwest. It was warmer early loduy In tome aectlons of the normally frig Id Rocky Mountains than in some parts of Florida. The above normal ‘ readings predominated from the ' Southern Plains states northeast­ ward across the Great Lakes re lion. Rut murh colder air extended from northern Minnesota across North Ookotu and northern Mon i tana. The cold Canadian air Durr* to near rent dropped temperatures rern i hut Helms. at1 »ll Groat ■ Vi l fKails, tall»| Mont., •i M U*‘ III It a short dlstanrc south, rrporied B mild SO above. At the lam e lime It wa« 41 above In Jacksonville. Flu . and 42 In Tampa, ns llgnl winds lent the mercury below nor­ mal level* In tho .Southeast. Record high reading* for the season amt date were reported In the mild weather hell yesterday. Including 00 at Salt Luke City uml 87 at Casper. Wyo It was 00 at Rapid City, ». I*., compared to u top of 02 at Min mi, Fla . and 00 at I.n* Angeles Denvers’ high was 70 and It wn* 07 at Dkluhomn 1 City and 03 ul Kansas City The nation's top mark yesterday was U at Yuma, Aril. Clear skies covered must of the Southern two thirds of the country from the Itorklcs in the Atlantic coast early today. It was mostly cloudy over much of the northern third and the Fur West. ,1 Sons Sworn Into Officp Hy Mother .IKFFFRHMN f’lTY Ml) IM-A mother administered the oath of oftlce In her three son* In the Missouri f’apilot yeiterday ami commented “ it is with irreat love sod faith In von inv three sort*, that I hove administered this n*lh of office I’m promt ti be vnor mother." She Is Mrs .(nines T Hlalr widow til a Mule Supreme (’ourl Justice She was nimulnted a notary pubtle r*nre|a!lv fur the eeremony In Ihe Missouri Senate chamber The brother* sre Gov .lame* T Hlalr tr Circuit liotjle San* (!. Illillr and Cole f’o'intv I’robnle Judge William C lllnlr. f If Is i f j f r l f S |4 l l y * , ' A l t l U f l ’f l A H H I lU ttn t THE FRENCH ARMY ta cona'.dartng substituting milk or fruit lute* for Ihe traditional dally pint of vlna fee It* aoldtera. tf R>* plan goea through ll«* polhu p r o b ­ ably will agree with fjeneral Hlitrman. I I ! Incidentally, oar I’arl* rorrrnpnndrnt rtporli t h< tiro s knocked many a Free, h iiihlal groggy, t • t 044*0 thing absut that milkInitt*4-af-wlnt kuilno,, Is that it didn’t taut* a rablnst crisis and a changa af prsmltrs. I t I A fakir In Vienna, Austria, w* read, plans a prolonged slay Ina'dt a huge glass ImtUa containing a polaonoua anaka. This, U far as ws know, will ba tha Aral Uma n man vlaltad a hangover InoUad of vlca varaa. f I t A Orrman oldster celebrate* Ala r o m birthday, U i ‘» te a - k e ’S lit erf Ihrouuh one /filler and hour many /falser* / I t t Shaati af shlldrt* vpaat Mai tea C lty 'a gghtlnf bulla sa (bay wauldn't act. Must ba that Ftrdh nond Infhranaa. I t I No raaaon why Quaan XllsaiMth’a raglma shouldn’t kaap tick­ ing merrily along. Tha young Hrltlsh monarch haa received over 300 clocka aa gifts. Girdle Of Dynamite Explode* Kills Man TO SAVE TIME WK8TON, W.Vb. UP - “ Look what1* going to happen here,” said Donut Raymond McCray ■■ he displayed five or ala Mick* of dyna­ mite strapped to his waist. A* five persons, Including his divorced wire, looked on In horror yesterday, he touched two small batteries to wires extending from the dynamite. He was blown to lilt* and hit wife and her lawyer, Charles N Hland, were critically injured. The other three witnesses—Magistrate W .8. Fulls, Una Mapel Brannon, and 7* year-old J. N. Osborn—e s­ caped serious Injury. State Trooper Robert Elliott said the explosion came Just as the magiitrate had concluded a prop­ erly settlement In his office. McCray, 47. and his wife were divorced last September. They hail six children. OH tone Dtsmtce m is Trnman'H Documcntn Get Full Protection Union lo b a r 'i A lllivdt L tii Antagonist!* la T-H Appointment of Durkin Shrtw d Mov# by Ika? ,X;„ rlnl In Crnlral / ' r e s t ASHINGTON Mill" soil mure, Grneial Elsenhower's appointMem of Marlin I' Durkin, ii Democrat and a lutsir union nfltetui, to la- secretary of luleir in tbr new iidmlnletrutlon Is corning t« be rtcognlted ns n alrnke of |>»>IHten I genius, Kvert Hill It tor Robert A T il' i d Ohio who lushed nut sharply si the appointment in the IwkimhIuk now snya he will ilo nothing to block Henste confirmation of Durkin s nomination. Of course, organised luMir i annot say so openly, but Its reaction* •n since ilie appointment have obviously softened toward th' GDI* and the Taft-Murlley law It has W KANSAS CITY i* - President Truman tan be certain his state papers, now being stored In the Jackson County Courlbomie. are safe with Deputy Sheriff Richard It Kelly around. Monday three men who super vised the Installation of a security system to safeguard Ihe document1 were making a final Insperlinn of the layout. One of them accidental ty touched off an alarm Into the storeroom rushed Krllv armed with a gun. It look a mlnnlr for the three men In convince Kelly It was all an accident. CALL BY Weather Asheville 41 in fact some top union leadera now say that 39 tin* Ion since a.iilr11;Iit repent of Tuft.Hartley I* out of the 42 Chicago !, TBP <|uratlon tlmy will In- aullsfled with some revtslona 50 l4»s Angel** ■ K ' ■ I urgently <1. sired hy labor. New Orleans S!l 40 m Krom all sides collie pltdgea of labor co-operaNew York Sealllr 52 BA-g* • tlun with Ike so long na the Republicans follow 42 what he union* consider th* path of aoclat , Washington . Jacksonville 51 prngreas fit Miami B |r Eisenhower can maintain the political silvan58 Talluhiisscc B iage he ba* tlio* won, inoit pollllios think the In k ^B tB of Hu- Deiom rats lehoufi.llftg In power In lb* nest Human beings have Martin f. Durkin four vein* will In* Infinitely more dlRIcull. ,carh sblc. • t i i • I.NAI'Of'RATION SAFETY Washington poll'* official* are pre­ paring to toako the nation's enpllal as safe a* possible for spectator* of the gala Inauguration events the week of Jan 20. They are taking advantage of Ihe $18,000 appropriated by the SJnd Congress to bring In more than too police officer* from Urge cities all over the’rountry to assist In keeping tinier In Ihe city. The vanguard of vlsllmg policemen will tie assigned especially to keep nn eye out for visiting rrlmlrml* who arc expected to descend on the capital city. With a million and n half Visitors oxprrted to arrive for the four days of festivities, the Job of weeding out criminal suspects will Ire a giant task. H I* feared that many of the top rrlmlnal arllsla from *11 part* of the nation will be In town to take whatever advantage possible of the unsuspecting visitors. Tha congrrsalonal appropriation approve* a dally rate of from flA for police ''private*'' to 130 a day for Inipsrtora. 21 27 35 55 33 32 40 30 37 47 Si) (live the operator the outof-town telephone number whenever you can. Then she doesn't have to call “ Infor­ mation” in the distant city, and your cull goes through faster. I'J AND H llO *A *M ChatrAMT io u t h iin over the nest two year*. A a aa.l l . . . - 11 -. At th* same time, Hep. John D. Ring' ll <Ri, Michigan. Inaaed Into th* hopper a measure designed to repent ttir 20 p*r r*nt federal amusement tax. However, It appears likely that the Mils will remain just where they tre for some time to come. House tenders Indicated that no action will lie taken on either bill until Die ipirstbm of new appropriations ha* been settled. • • • t • MORE ROOMS IN EVERY IIO t'H E r-T he government and th* housing Industry have Joined In urging more emphaala on bigger home* with an extra bedroom nr other added space WU.KODT FNOS _ Many Hauatl FONTANA Calif. Id)-A day old for IBM-house buyer*. Walkout of eg rrann nWa’tnrs'nnd Rurvey*. both public and prlvale, have Indicated u . « l yesterday al the Kaiser 81**1 l,,‘ l m ,ny nf ll,r house* constmcted during the poat- wn"»r *se»r»g* Corporation 1 boom were too small for Die average family, family Ilia rporatlnn plant here, after drns rt The Department of Agriculture Minis that rural tlcallv curtailing tdunt oiieratlnns Details of the dispute were not famtlle* want a home with a full Imsrinmt, a large kitchen, separate given t’rrsldnnt Dave Walton of dining area and "room tu live.” in moat part* of Ihe country, the CIO Ifnltpd Hteelwnrker* . I lawal U)C» rural residents prefer a nnc-stmy house but In New England, th* ma­ said II concerned incentive jority would prefrr two stories but at least one bedroom amt bath company spokesman said a on th* first floor. Th* homing Industry la convinced that there la a big m arkit for a return In work agreement was reached after a brief meeting, with larger home among many present home-owners—provided favorable unilttled Issues to be negotiated. trade and financing terms cart bo assured. w u M tM ta u rw s r# . She reported the Nr«rn stabbed her and «tnirt,* her In the f a c e when she told him *he had n n l v n nickel and >v»s unable to produce more Iter «**ntlant fled *bvd She lb serlhcd him *s a young Negro Her wntmds were deserlhed a* E d hnipital a* painful and ser us hoi not neeessartlv crllienl m irH O N i /W ic /—S&z i/ie . <3d% i/)d t a il i/i& m xt& rm th a S o u t/ S (M m ATLANTA bP-A Near.) holdup man, angered hcraiue hi* victim h i d iui Iv f i v e eenti, gashed Miss Nancy 1/m Klehl of Ortamhi, Fla , twlre In the choit and once nn • TAX riJTHT—A drive for a rut In tnsra got off to a flying atart the arm tndny tha ripening day of Die new Congress hut It Immadlately slowed down. Miss Kiehl I* a student nurse lit Daniel A. Reed till. New York, launched the rampalgn with a hill Gradv Memorial Ilnapltal. Tho tsLnlel i* t* t i t l n i i h ’ n / i i u i e a i i i l a l a k n I n f l M ,Utifll holdup attach'occurred aa. aha loft providing . . . , .per rent slash tMperamtnl ta*M for most taxpayers a frtill stand near the hnsttilal ^ _ 1.1__ i am n D0SS7 • U /o /id e/fa M / d 'ffe /m t/ THE IR AWSERIES la ha compared only with hlflhar-pricod card The new Bel Air Series is w dis­ tinctive. so rich In appointments It is truly u new kind of Chevro­ let. Four new Bel Air modcls-tho 4-Door Sedan, 2-Door Scdun, Con­ vertible, Sport Coupe - create a wonderful new c h it of curt. Aa saMrsly sew kind at CktvrsM la aa aallrsiy i I all He aw* Ssteft& tyffy /t/fU// THE"TW0-TW” SERBS cantatlanal advancat franc bumpar fa bumparl HOOKED AND ORIENTAL SALE Oriental Rug Shop Tho *Two-Tcn” Scrlc* oflerx dra* math new styling, new fcMurci In: two new nation wngcms-the Towniman and the "Two-Ten” Handymao-lhe 4-Door, 2-Door, Convertible, Club Coupe and Sport Coupe- i l l NORTH PARK AVKNUK WINTER MARK, Kl T TRLF.PHONK 9-1871 Open Wed., Thura., Frl, suit Hut. Nlahts till tl fur ynur convenience—Alt Hales Final ALL G EN U IN E IM PORTED RUGS HI!AT Till** PRICK Imparted Hand-Mada Hen. Hooked Ruga 1125.00 9 x 12 0 x IB Rojr. 1180 Now Mn.r.t l • euttr B A -5 0 THE"0NE-WTY" SMBS 1 ^ i (M*R»f* Hum UHHMlMMrtl Now , . fleiMM lilt 9sfHnsIw i H •! He Ilf* psHfrfii if fbs lisif. HnilurH fmt m Ib Mer • UI*r t< r h e f t t a f | M t P m»nrU<A m u . nt»we fuHt I'eieldU »»»♦•< ifiittHk flfrtla w<th IsmrWdTar pM N t l» re |m w H h h e r k g i o taca-tw * la W O M M H IMlM n r r*ettel. H d tt, I IN |8. O r lp .o t .a l l* .H I ’) VH*'. • Now HN.50 l ! I, « « b W fil p riitd wwl Smart new Chevrolet tty ling .a^d advanced new Chevrolet fealuree are your* at lowed cod. Five beautiful models Include the 4* Door end 2-Door Sedum, Club Coupe. Budneti Coupe, and "Ono* Fifty* Handyman. ICtsUauatfo* •f ****4wd »a<J*ieW —4 tim (a*. H IM , lu iu l tin . iiBp.^ajifin«t • X IS D ll. M78.M In the fn a t new Chevrolet line for 1953. you can choose a car (or any purpose With new and won* derfut (euiurcs never before available In the low* price flakl. Chooae high-compression power with ihe new 115-b.p. “Blue-Flame* engine teamed w)th (or the finest automatic driving. new Fowcri Or chooae I CHEVROLET Now »T»gQ * •( 35% TO 50% OFF ON ALL RUGS B ET . ' •Comtbwbus a/ PnwerilM* KlntH engine Tor A w l standard driving. Chooae Improved standard steering, or new Power Steer* I n i optional at extra cost. Come in and see the most wonderful selection in the low-price field. And it’s yours at lowest coat, for Ihe 1933 Chevrolet la ihe luwtti price, line In the low-price jitlUl IIS4ip. "tim-fiaimt" tn/Uw opitotul on "7VwT«“ and 8*1 Air moAeh el etite ten V R w A L C i w vi/r *iL- hviij , V'A) ' * * ftdtA' ■ • ............. ... • 0j ' : UttMcZ 11-Jkibs7dy:.)\,kfe.'-/,LA-.>'. .A f *tf .s*•’t .ft/lpjiff- / .. I »JV '■)• v r.JsJ.jVtLfj .t>*er,.i*. . u 1 / V W ▼j 4 ■‘j j ,'l' *11■1 '’4 " tj ' j 1■ ' n V. C k H M lI S S w - ;..»/•( v ;,. tyr' -iM . I -H km 5’ R tm. w-tim M I -1 1.,••• V -". •. • - p f. 3•*.■ J-i - . .".1 #¥.»/«If. 11 if".C>i f u 'k '1 ... '--f^ •JSsS,*V A,f- ‘ : I, -I �oU«*l Oirrect Teaching Of Children Told r* ' l• t * NKW YORK i# — When a man B•'y 1n 'C uiatriC Nurse buys »new automobile Iralsy. his first worry ns ho slip* in behind t'ASSF.l.llr.lUtY I Special I — Newly elected council memlier* w*ue sworn in ln*t night willi two "lirnnd new” officer* in the potlp. The meeting wits termed "relative* Ij ipdet" by v tvtan nffielul*. with only a mild difference on raining regulation* coining up. Joseph I, l.iiird, retired resident, wit * install,d ns mnvoi, holding office for the first lime along with Ciiiinednmn Junius Vilen, hard* ware merchant. I it her member* of iho council who I,a,I I., til office at various limes ini'I ole Arthur Johnson, noi militant; Herman It Joyce, eon* tractor and ex iimym, and hold­ overs Paul Hate* nod fernery sup. i inteioli-m llnyimiiid Morris;: plan imieeiitu ai sale-man. I lio | ijr*'ee was to eire osi i. it • li.nrmnn, llowned It in is. ferliei v depart-1 IIP lit to ad. w a s re-elected c le r k ) ■end .li-ipli (■lint well, town m ar-: •tail. Alien was nppointed a one-man wileoming commilleo. ,\ street lighting |ieoJeet was refi'rri'd to Floiidu Power fit. for hills. lly DAY ID TAYI (Jit MAHMv , “ whore run I pork It?” AI* Kdurntlim liemirter j ’fhis Is hiroinlng such a fretful How proud you parent* ur*‘ tnsk ihnt many wise buyers now ' when Junior tiepin* t« talk. ) »u demumt that the dealer guarantee ! record hi* first word. 'I h<. first to dellvrr the vehicle parked with- ) M^tenre ntterrd is classic. You m half a mile of their home. Find- i urge amt prod him on l» make ing the *rcund parking place is ’ greuter effort*. You tom h turn then up to the new owner, a haunt* | nur*erv rhyme*. You to t hi* vie ing responsibility, cat talens,"which invariahly *tmw Tin1 narking prolileni hu* beunnurstloncil promise. emne the No 1 vexation of our Rut, ask* Iteulnh I mure, what times. One day as I was waiting precaution* have you taken at for a traffic light to change. 1 lookthin time for your child? I»i> you ed up and down the congested leach him to apeak curreellv from <irret* amt wonder laid y asked a the first word he utters ? I to you *‘iip lAVIffh lit nr n ,i'i :it Hia iiirvitulili ^ BPTC Hft* *ill tllP'Si? people HO* error*? If you tin* i*ni" »*f t\v*» tBJ! ti tiWX* will rmpp^n: h«* will i»«l “T)»r> aren't join* anywhere. iftiiHIvo urn! hfM-nm** he*iiitnt in ^ciiirly Ihey ro just cruU• Ida speech, or he will fe. i ^n«1“r«»'nd looking for a place ^ park See that car? It's been pleased anil will use "hubs talk around the block five times in the to win further approl>ntiiin. Mrs. France, who is u skilled la*t half hour." J A & W iSMWS .'S] editorial "“lim ‘llmin'; tm <w "■«• , uxj■the # «*rr.,t■» m »»™ |)ar|< |h(,ir t,ar, < thrn The Ann'*rli'Cn , " |7 Mr,KV ." ’ has Just authored How Io Have 'Isll.l'* i(NierHng y i a t r U t i t r I'ubI» ||||. A HappyI Iihiltl” liihing Co,. I-’.IIO). In it she says: ^ Check up on your own grammar and use of word*. Ho not let him (Junior) learn from you eith­ er slang or imareeplutili- expres­ sion*. Avoid eolliKiuinlism*. Tin v can euslly lieetime humlii'un*, "One child uses bountiful lan­ guage. Another speaks rarelr-sly, Incorrectly and Incoherent ly. Hath repeats what he hits learned at home. Through the year* these ■arllesl lesson* will lie tie- one remembered. ® ' h e n Junior is nbout I wo three he mu) start Multi -im; m jum m erlnit. *l.e wuins. Mie.-ii.llv ts thU true of boys. And e*p. elallv If ulivoiie ill tlis- fnuiitv Inis >'ieb a speech defect, or is tense nr I nvrvvuR. 't hich trung neruni* . iiiidnn, she snvs, tiv to g<l vmd* out tun 'inicklv Their ndnds work more ruplillv than, their lounges do. That is (he ------------' BIGGER VALUE BETTER [PERFORMANCE] STEWART WflRIlER $342*<15 ^ • Itsody for nsw U.H.F. Stations • Amailng Syntto-Braln Circuit • Now Powsr Bootlor • Now WidfRango Ton# Control • GENETS TEXACO SERVICE 1110 Hanford Avenue Phone 1Did ARISTOCRATIC felines, these Seal Point Bintnric cats turn appealing ej»» on the Judgrs as they under­ go Inspection at 3lilli annual Um­ pire Co I Show in New York. Their (tame* are Vee IlnlT Lovetal am' game over the radio Then every Adlnl, who probably came In r c- body take* a nup It i* du*k Time oiul In the volu. ( liifvriiaiiu»iil) to start home No kids Inst No liialy mosipiltn Intten or sunlmriH'd. Ju»t a wonderful relaxing dav You all right, kills. Throw the rubbish shut off the miitur. everybody in the street No critieism from H in d is mil, and a* yon li"'lge bock the back seat alinut going ino fast I ess uni the house your wife says: You aren't even moving No dan "That w is a wonderful Idea ger of accidents dear I never knew metering rmild After lunch >■> ■ listen to the hall tie siicli fun " of the way to their ilrxllnaUnn and , k (jarage spate costs up to J75 ’ a... a J | j j _ a month amt more And it is so scarce that when a man dies strangers phone up his wudow and say "Did your dear loll* husband have lus car in a garage any­ where" If >o. I'll liny the car Just to get the space " In (tic tremendous housing tie vi'lopmeni where I live wives often come out and throw sandwiches to their hiishunds a* they drive about, hour after lonely hour, looking for a berth fur the family's iron char lot The situation seems almost a* had in every hamlet across the na linn tine motorist told mr hlttrrty poking'pr.iiileiu'hm i heeniu'e Aliu.;|t..,.s f(l>, |1|M, llf defense u|I(lil|vt Invasion ( jnva,|jn|, roulil really ., v,,ry f.,r •• hl, ,,,jj “ Jt, vv hides could keep rolling onlv un jjj tp(,y cnuldn'l find a place t o , park * “ |i isn't my troubles with my! wife that've got me down,” m.vv mnturist groans from a psyrhi .itri'l's couch. “ It s this--where ran ( I put my e a r"" And the psychl all 1st. King down nil the couch, hat, replies: "Move over and listen to me • got three tickets mvself for Illegal parking already this week ” As the day is remorselcsxlv growing nearer when the land will hold mure automobiles than pen pie. there appear nnly two real ■olid nns to the problem: 1 Pave America, making the countryside one vast street. 2 Adapt the motor car to the situation. The second alternative appears In lie the cheaper The car of the future will have all the comforts of home- a small stovo, a hutli room, alt easy chair, an outlet for your electric shaver, hot and cold running water. The dealer will deliver il to a parking space he will find himself After that you luck It up and leave i| there forever. If you want -to take the family for a Sunday outing, you walk In the parked car. start the motor and ! listen to tile music of Ihc spinning wheels on their stationary jacks Power the windows Ah, feel that lirrcM? Open the picnic lunch Doesn't it taste good? No ants hen That’s MUST VACATE HAVE LOST OUR LEASE SELLNU ENTIRE ST0UK at Reduced Prices BUY NOW AND SAYK CARRYING BANNERS urgii ■I'u oleiitl.il clemency fur Ethel and Julius Ibeetdierg, convicted ale"'v -pic*, a ciow.l ef svmp.dMI ers g.uhci* outside Hie Fseciitivo Mat mu Due to die pi the electric d u n at Sing Sing pi i* .11 on Jan 11. .1 -1.1x of cxi'ciilliin lias hern agreed to he Tedcral Judge Irving Isold, an on .'ointlllnn that tliev appeal to President I'nimaii by Saturn V lu b e If fused to reduce Ilie senten. cs. REPAIR and REMODELING ATX TYPES IT bounce, pitch and sway . . . an entirely new standard of ridinn comfort! r» If j utt’t i lie •! i l l l it 1.1Li * g.i> -i ilin , iu i“ lil .mil lu ll l i t i | i.n L lcilg,l 11 In g in 11 11 l nl itt;; 1 1mil. u I \ mi tut “ lit In If \ I lit* *T I I’m <I I nt 1 1it 11 x new M il,nli llnli ,ii III.ills M i n i * tu I,is n car|>ct id smm iilim x cvi n u u i tin nui^lical m .uls. llic tc N mi : t ie »*"s oitinvi nnistg. Ihiii m e , |u |i m i rm vex. I i i i i i i I h i I .mil mure w hen //»<■ >pfe M an tut n t uj the h .mil xu.ivImllici u rn mi u m < m l.nl iMr i •ill u til’s new Mu u li K n I. m.i.L i m it i i i >>1 t nlitt". i|iiii*l. It's .nnillii l In;* i i m -.,u i i .I u I m il i-. u m lli you liny u . . . w m lh m m c n h e u \,m n i l it! \ m e n a m Komi \ ’oii’vc got to \ it Ine Check (Itis new Ford's 41 "Worth M ore” Iciihiies (<» ktuyw why I'ord is worth more when you huy . . . worth more when you sell i t ! lit this iicw V>.'l Kurd you'll find lint mils .i m vs t mu <| >1 ..I i nling .mil driving nunfoit . . . you'll lint I tnme •<1 i In things smi m in i .mil naif than in any oilier car in the Intt -jun r In Id. 10% In tt road tltock I lly inerraxinj; frumw heel ti.n cl.im l m b signing the rultlmr ciimjiivM imi lininprrx, fimit m il n u il xlnuk i* n ilm n l in miit ti us K|)%, Springs ate tailiim l-tnweight iifeach inutlcl, hu hcsl rilling coiiifuil, whichever nmilcl you buy. Autom atic Rldo Conlroll I'niil's Vaii.ihlc-Hatc tear s|n u ig h iis | i c i i sion actually m ales d in live spring "sliHnr*s" vary aulomaiically asm ,nl mill h u d cnm litionschange. You gel a nmuotli, level, eninfmi.ihle ride mi Iroulcvurd or rouglic*! hack road. All <lny comfort i Si iciililically rlcxigm d I ' l u i l m i i si .it i, IhiiIi limit and it.ii, li.nc I Im!. hiain inhhi'i citsli* inns, Nun-sag spi ing cmislr ui'tioil it him >ct resilient. Automatic h istu re ( ainiinl iiim nit s the most conren* lent seating piisiiiiiu for all driven. • WORK BY EXPERTS ALL WORKMANSHIP and MATERIALS GUARANTEED ■ u ■i>u«<MiT ix v H ere’s new freedom from LOAN 8EHVICK • lid's |-:iis.| I h * i '•H eel New Ford Miracle Ride O FREE ESTIMATES HI.U i; I'lM NTS an d SPEC IFIC A TIO N H TOYLAND Y O U ’V E G O T T O FK I-SL I T . . . T O B E L I E V E ill use o f some speech tumble. In other instances, it is due to 1mi emotional condition. Jealousy limy l>e to blame. Moving to a new home, replacement of u fa ­ miliar maid, or too strict discililine mav start stuttering. How should it he treuted? book for tiic cause, advises Mrs. I' lanee. One you discover that, j vou rim correct it us a rule. For IMstanre, Jealousy is relieved by more demonstrated affection; ml1 .Uncut to a rim ago by giving ine child mure time and atten1lion. If vou are uncertain wlinl I :• do, talk il over with your doctor. One of Ihr greatest assets ’ '.t hundlcn'is Junior wilt have I 'hrough life is his speaking voice. Is It one with a smile? If It is, rhe says, it can lie un asset In hiisiness, professional and social life, when adulthood has liven reached. The first step toward a good ■peakmg voice for Junior is to onnlyrt) your own voices, slut says. "Ilcmombor your child Is learning from you day by day. If you speak In high-pitched, ner­ vous tones, your child will do his best to Imitate you. If you mumble your words, he will too.” N itIV CONSTRUCTION See i t . . .Value Check i t . . .Test Drive it Yoll’ll lint) Ilie ’’( io" you need, in I'm il s lugli-i miijii i , .imi \ s mil Si\ enginei, (and limit lliiiseou n ^ iilm g.c.). Ymi'll lunl die p,n ,il,.ill-imtiul visibility , . . the easy handling, hi.iLing and paiLing ymi uttd Im to* day’s Ira die. And yon‘II appieciaU lie .inly tli.it ’TuTmigs,’’ ss her ever you may drive. No wonder Foiilis (be Ness St.iud.mlol tin Mueinaii Ko.nl. ’53 FORD STR1CKLAND-M0RRIS0N, Inc. 103 East Thirteenth Street Page 1 REMOVAL SALE!!! GENERAL CONTRACTOR • Toes. f a n r H . tftM At Casselberry By IIAI. HOY UK w a . , 1 , ,T r . . . . . . . . ; THF R VNTftrtD u r n U.n Council Sworn Til Hal Boyle’s Column First Hired at Hanford Avenue Phono 200 �to - tjBIMj Jones A P o in t. M n rk Ilv ‘2 By KENT tllKTLAIN OVIEDO (Special)—A tremend­ ous scoring surge on the part of Oviedo’* deft one-handed artist. Johnny Jones, and the crafty rehound Inti ace, Waller Duda, In the l i l t two period* provided the Mens with a 47*W triumph over the Ly­ man Greyhound quintet here last night. The victory gave the Oviedo* am the myth It at county p e p ra se leadership and was their third itralght, terond consecu­ tive conference win and fourth vHa of the year In all outings. Over 100 cnllty fnns watched the cnnlest In Iho refurbished Oviedo community gym, which wasn't ex­ actly (he warmest spot In Kemlmde County with lls corrlgaled steel roof Hint conducted the hent out and the cold Into thn arena. However, the bitterly fought con test supplied sufficient warmth for the brave fans who notched John ny June* shake off a twisted knee nnd run literally wild scoring 12 of his It ludnts In Ihe third stanza on ilx field jioots. Jim Pavnrs' Lyman raarrs Started off with an carlv lead which Oviedo cut to a D-D He by the end of Ihe Initial period. Then ('oath Paul Mlklrr put guard Waller Duda bark In at center and lifted giant Harvey Joe Slavten. who had scored five m inis at that Juncture to lead the Lions, l i e Oviedo attack gained slight momentum, but the petkv little sophomore ■ studded Hound* fought on almoat even terms In the first two pertodi, going Inin the intermission with only nn t i ­ l l dlsadvanlagr. The roof virtually caved In nn Iho Houndi n> Jones hit for IZ. Duda for six and Fred Wheaton for two more to give Oviedo a com minding 3120 lead going lulu Iho last quarter. Lyman scared IZ (mints to >*'ie by Mlklrr'* ouintrl In n thillllug rally Ihst fell far too short. Jones' JO points, the third gnme in a row that he hat netted I'1 boosted Ihe hustling Ovlcdnan’* total In 103 markers this tra in ' thus becoming the first ruuiit prep scorer to reach that finuri Lyman * ** fihaw Drliklll A. Thomas Wlddl. {!. Thomus \ Dims Total* ndDuda " ________________________ ______ ______ ________ ” --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — --------------------------------------------- -- ---------------------------------- H Florida, Tulane Are Upset And LSUNarrowly Mixes, $7To 66 Cnai’li John Scott takes hi* re­ vitalised Hetnlnnle High .School hoopsters to Dcl.nnd lid* evening to try nod guide them to their sec­ ond KtruighL win of thu year and second consecutive Ka«t Florid* Conference triumph In a* many game*. Ho far the Fed*. having kniK-krd off 1'alatka last Friday nlghl, 11-30, are undefeated In KFC play with a 1-0 recurd which place* Ihcm up on lop of Ihe heap with the mighty -Seabree/e Hand Crab*. The Seminole* ho|x- to retain tlds position this rvening and bring their somewhat miserable ld | season'* record up to a more lesjieetnlile 2-3 mark. The Fed JnyVeea will open the twin hill In the Dcl-and tiyrn at 7:0lt p.m. with n nifty 3-1 mark ami also an unblemished l-U EFC retold this neuron. Latest official i crania show Cordon Clink still holdinir a conimondlng lead over the Fed varsity ...... with If. points In four tills (or u lofty I Mi average. Here ale Ihe lutest averages for the Feds, SEMINOLE CADE ItECOKDH Scoring I'leyrr O. F r. FI. Tp. Avg. Clark Stafford Krider Melts Davis Pickens Reynold* Hawkirii Itisl... Sheffield Miuinuiii I'm k Mon* Totals Tram W. Opinmi’iit* .7 HANFORD I Records I- I'd . Tp. Avb, 1 .780 IU7 in.: :i .280 13(1 III." Hanford Opponents Hu Winter puth tl Edirewater 21 Mainland g, t _ Call It Quito After Tins Year NEW YOliK OP-Thls may be the last year for Jackie Robinson, highest salaried player in Brooklyn history and (he /(dodgers' greatest drawing card. Although he said. " I nope to have another year after this one," the brilliant second baseman Indicated during a press conference yester­ day that - he might call it quits after the IM3 season, The confer­ ence was staged by the Dodgers to announce the signing of Brook­ lyn's "Big Three'" that Included Robinson. Pecwee Reese end Roy Campanelle, "P m certain I have one more good year left," Robinson said 39-all at halftime, but the Commo­ dores put cm a 30-point scoring spree In the third period to take a commending lead which they never relinquished! A strong defense held the clators to eight point* In th q f third quarter. .. , „ Vandy's Dan Finch netted a points for scoring honors. nonor*. cCurt un Cunkle’s 10 made him high foe and serving a» an executive f rroJeel n NBC, said he had no designs to stay In bsicball once he was through aa a player. "1 pave a goal," ha said. "I want to build a boys' club in Harlem. That will take a lot of money. I'm trying to do this through my atore. If the itore to successftil, then my future I* se­ cure." Asked whether he would accept • baseball Job a t a manager, Rob­ bie replied: "I'd have to consider It. Of course, It would have to be In the big leagues, No more minor leagues for me, I might go beck to Montreal fur one year In apprecia­ tion for thr wonderful treatment the Montreal people gave me dur­ ing the one season I was there." tlettlng back to hix future as an active player, Bubble said be was hopeful of playing In ’34 but the possibility was still there that he might have In hang up Ids spikes at Ihe end of this season. "It all depends on my physical condition during the romlng sea­ son. ho said. "One thing I know. If I feci that I c a n t plav regularly, only to Ihe mighty EdgOwaUr quintet while unsettlng Mainland and lambasting Palatka. With a two-game wienie* skein on the lint, Ihe Jonlor Fed* will awing Into or Don owes again this evening when they Journey to DeLand wllh the var­ sity to battle the' Delated Bull­ dog* In Ihe second Eaat Florida ('unfrrenro defense ef Ihe year. Ho fnr Itoth teem* have been undefeated in their lone EFC out­ ing against Palatka. The Junior Fed*, who have been Improving with earh parsing game, hope to extend their winning ways with both giant Joel Moss and Jimmy No. 1 Holds Lead Shuffleboarders In Mixed Loop On ,Will Hold Drills 3-0 Forfeit W i n Twice This Weel Front running No. 1 team of the Mixed Howling Leiigue maintained ID leading pnaltlun by winning a tbiei- unnii- series from the huple;<» last (dure No. 2’s on a for­ feit un- Inal week ui the Hanford Rowling Alleys. 1 lilnndc lioiuhi tin Kliefi llrtl , i|"-iii bead jflK ; , ', ) ) ■ : tlie 'Jto cM | place No. <1 quin|V |i Tn n m i H c u tn S tu tN o n II ** W {*UTi*p uvi»r IV * llm W i n I n R o w ! (i'li by* rolling s _____ _ lofty 4U2 series 4 MIAMI t* -T h f University nl Vrv'' . s Miami aqueeted out a 71-70 victory D«»*t«*** t,,B tl over Stefson MonJay night and |* three-game mark 4 fllll undefeated In state college ,or2 )" ’ lo*er** ,MI ^ basket ha II circles with four former o straight win*. . No. 3 s meaner 0 Dave Nicholas shot tho winning trenched thenu 0 field goal as he was falling away place by odml o from the basket In Iho last second licking to team IT Iof Iho overtime period. Resold again w .1 0 1 H was n battle ull the way hut the No. .1 vlcloi 17 .Miami was never behind until Hip high Individual final period wo* three minutes old. series, 3lu, In The lead chunged several times In for the night, lhj (lie lust seven minutes ami Htcl- > Margaret Von ™ son's Jim Carlin hit for n Held <-d I7U plus to h IS Inal I" tie the score at 70 all Just MIXED us the gun went uft. No. 3 The score was Hud In the over- Mayers Hme milll Jim Tuvernlerc made ■ M. Resold I! l ' frve throw and a field goal In Ihe Hchuutteet U , PUl Stetson ahead, Ohnesurge II "n 7087 with 19 seennd* left. o. Rrsobl l,0 BUI HclinyowlD broke loose un- Total St ,r,j der Ihe haskel for a field goal and __ r|‘l i Nicholas' sensational shot clinched jgu, 4 >• It Howard Keene led tho scaring R|«vvrM I" wllh 23 points, the fourth game In p u rtyi,H j a row in which he bagged more BeitniUuuh l " than 20 points for Miami 5on Her lull Is 1 Mullov Ih 2nd Man To Win Dixie Twice ltlM>k« Klehlo o4 7-30 Win O T Celery Feds Seek Second Straight EFC Win In DeLand Tonight F o r 4 th Oviedo Jones McCall Slavton Duda M. Pore Wheaton Llewellyn Boatwright Shaffer R. Pore LeadOvtedo Flayers M. Canterlno R. Lyons Cl. Rarriou E. Bette Total V 18 HI’ORTS ftllUFFLEROARD Hlmffleboiird players of the Sun ford Tourist Club will engage In Intra-squad malchta tomorrow ami Saturday afternoon at tho Fort Mellon Turk court* to preparo for ponding tournaments with Orange City, Delated and New Rmtrna Reurli teams, It. McDonald said to­ day. On Jan. 2H thn Hanford shuffleboarders will go to Wlnlor Garden to play nn afternoon tourney there against tho tourist ibufflaboard team. „ ■ Tha Tourist Club will kare Ita M at meeting hi Um Mw tourist building at T tM .p jb M Tuesday algkl, Jan. 39. It will ka ■ *wmod dish supper fettowsd. by the regular burin*** meeting. Bo far this year, the Baftford shuffleboard team naa been vic­ torious ’ In three of four matches, HHUFFLEUOAKD RWORDS M U S T I U I N -— B / te M l'* It a llo n , I U r U t-K ity , lU u u r T lll|» , R a ls y H un, Ml«u S ls r u r , i l i s a |i « r to n s Tlm n Unuy, l.n - t M a h tn ltm t i i r n x i i m a c ’ sj — e / ie a im U iiv a rn e r. K v s r 'llt d s . d r i l l Ami Hour I I . H a rlla lllu s , A rg a u . A ll T I iiiu . Ilo al lllu m l, I'r lc r lr iw tlu b r T H IM U M ACH — a.'IA M il* A s t ir , M olly ilu n . No lli-g a ril. sm y Hrook llk - h s ril Sl<iss. l i u s t r . 'la t ig . * l» r , H oinallu. K a w n s t lr r u t MTM M AI M — S IS N il* wgi it to retain their lofty perch. Melon Hall, itUl in second piece LSU with ■ 4-0 record and Auburn with *43 points — although their with a 1-0 mark are on top of the lead over La Salto shrank from 34 SEC standings. Tonight's only game la Georgia to 10 points—feces an even more , . _ . Immediate danger. Tbe Setonlaas, at Furm an,. LSU’i high scoring center. Bob who have won 15 straight, meet Pettit, was hospitalised with virui seventh-ranked Fordhem, also un­ defeated, tomorrow night In a neumonla and it was Leslie game featuring the la it two major ones, a substitute freshman for­ team s with perfect records. Ford- ward, who finally gave the Tigers bam Is counting on tta home floor Ibelr victory. With about 20 seconds remaining. advantage to stop Scion Hall and Miaslislppls' Bob Jarvis, high point rack up Ita 13th straight. nUflols. for the second straight man with 34, pushed In two foul week, failrd to receive a single shots to put the Rebels on top first-place ballot, but piled up 88-83. Then with six second* left. ? nough supporting votes to retain Jones got two free throw*. He con­ nected with both to win Iho game. nurth place. After a thumping 93-S4 victory Norman Magee wn* high for LSU over Northwestern last night, the with 21. It was Mississippi' slhird Illlnl now face sixth-ranked Indi­ Conference defeat and dropped the ana In the Big Ten's game of the Rebels Into the cellar behind Geor­ gia. which has lost two SEC tilts. week Saturday at Indiana. Others In the top 10 are Washing­ Vanderbilt and Florida were tied ton. fifth: North Carolina State, eighth; Oklahoma ARM. ninth, and Western Kentucky, 10th. The leaders (first-place voles In parentheses): I. Kansas State (30)s.......... 820 3. Seton llatl (10) — .......... 643 3. U Salle (13) ............. .......M3 3. Washington (11) ............... .443 0. Indiana (8) M3 Itv BEN FUNK 7. Pordham (1) -- ---------- 281 8. North Carolina Stale (3) 283 ST PETERSBURG, Fla, IT 9. Oklahoma A4M (1) ... 383 Tl"htTinned member* of tho font10. Westarn Kentucky (3) ..... 177 ball rules committee of the Na­ tional Collegiate Athletic Associa­ The setsstd H i alter wrestling for six hours 11. Notre Dame (1) r -----------158 tion, with the question of the II. Southern California ....------ 98 Monday • platoon svslem. tackled It 13. Tula* (1) - ----- M two 14. Louisiana State (1) — ...... f t again today behind closed doori. Chairman FrlU Crlsler and other committee meinUera rcfuwd to IT. Hwy Croaa (!) --« comment on whether the long de­ 18. Oklahoma City (S) ...:...- 43 liberations meant that Important 19. UCLA ....;...... ............. : 44 change* might be made In thu 20. Georgetown .............. 38 free substitution rule. But Crlsler. Michigan's athletic director, called the subject "our most Important order of buslneaa and declared the m atter would be thrashed nut before anything else Is drmo. He said no final decision could be expected before Wetlnc*day. In a recent poll, collc'ic coaches voted 4 to I In favor of free sub­ stitutions, but many school presi­ CHICAGO on—"When I stand un there 1 alwaya pull the ball, said dent! and administrators would Ull Paul Richard*, manager of like to restrict the two • platoon ■vstom to reduce the heavy cort the Chicago Whit* Box. Baseball? Nope, Paul was Ulklng of maintaining big iquadi and coaching staffs. Some fans, too, have argued that * « w a « a big pros* luncheon In a Loop bistro with UM While Sox the modern day gome la too highly ipeciallsed and ton confusing with picking up the tab, Finally cornered bv the horde constant stream s of | •v e n runof baseball writer*, Richards gsvc nlng on and off the held, Tbls faction wants to retun In the era r the Ameri- of the all-around footba performer "We’re going over the entire e 1MI White S Tulane to five--three of tb e m jS ® free throws. The Qnentoa W * able to hit only one of 1» field goal attempts In that period. Tulane'a top footer wai canter P rill Schuls, who got IT. Pete Stlai and Bill Cohan were the big guns poJot-wlse for Tech, but a fine Ust quarter exhibition by substitute guard Howard h e a d gave the Engineer* their first SEL victory. Snead's accurate shooting puU ed| Tech to a 8987 lead with iJlahllV" more than a minute left, and Tech frore the ball. Alabama’* Leon Marlalre fouled Gene Anderson In an effort to get possession of the ball and Anderson made It SMT. •Uama's Jim Grant m ined a long, desperation shot which would have sent the game into overtime. Freshman center Jerry Harper of Alabama wai hlqh with I t points. Grant and Silas had 10 each, and Cohen had 13. H arper^ got 10 of his points In the final quarter. NCAA Will Debate Thorny 2-Platoon Grid System Again ia! Smut1 Hunt Turner Henning W. L. Pel Flowers HANFORD 0 1 .76(1 Behrens Opponents 1 II ,2fiti Ferrell Sun ford - Orlando Miller Dvkle Norton Kennel Club Entries Park Pickens T 4 I N K I H T i WNTMtSta Totalu New Hmyrnn Beach. W sriislppl State, tod by Harold Blalock and Garold Cayenese.had to wipe out • 14, Point d f M t to bind Tulane Tta first SRC defeat Blalock got 18 points and Caveataa U 2 a 1 1 0 a 2 t a 1 2 I U I J u 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 J 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 S 37 39 Team Records W. L. Pet. SANFORD 2 1 .007 Opponents 1 2 .338 Hinferd | 28 Edgowater 83 Mainland u Yankees Are Team To Beat In A. L , Says Chisox Pilot SHM'adsn, Kmpluycr. Hsnalor Rmsl'in, Nhrltun. Lunky Twlnhlr, Trieu*r H a p p y . Ho ioappy, Color­ ado VVlnit . are Astill the r i r r a NAcm — a te mis* standpoint of the Coaches and the S l.ynn's Lad. frmond ItolHne Man. college administrators and the for the White to g ... u, •nny'a Mlsiaka. BID*. UM May. •ach l>u*i, Hunny Handy spectators. drawling Texan who at ■ IST M MACJB — B / IB M ile "We haven't resolved the ques­ dab to third plan In Manhatlnn Hull, KurMtar, Vulatition y tL " , . D rr HI air, Julia I'anlon. usfunl, The committee received a tele­ Ur**n Thumb, Ladr Rtiylil*, Hup­ NEW YORK (M - Sal Maglie, pin' Mine gram from 90-year-old Amoe Alon­ New York Olanta' right • banded HM VNNTH M ACH — * / ! • M il* so Stagg, urging that no change nltehlng ace, came down from hie l i m i t IID h u u C o p tlo , H h srld an . be made in ihe rules "which will Niagara Falla home for thf New sdd strength to the offense." V«>rt Pros* Photogrsohcr* AlsoStsau. who has been a committee elation dinner leet nieht and staved member for half a centyry but to iton a contract tor a reported waa unable to attend the current Sal M aglie Signs 1953 Giant Pact For Over 132,000 COLLEGE BASKETBALL By T he Associated Pros* LSU 87 Mississippi 80 Virginia M Washington and Lee^ Wake Forest M South Carolina 30 Maryland 83 VP7 44 Georgia Teen N Alabama 97 Miami 71 Stetson 70 Tampa 77 Florida State 73 Mlssuslpol State 87 Tulane t l Georgia Tchr* 10 Presbyterian 99 Troy (Ala) M Jacksonville (ala) Vanderbilt 88 Florida 73, Piedmont *4 North fleorgl* t l M treer M jM H na 70 Sewanec H Kerry Coitoga (Q t| dared that the offense hoe "great cadUon" fa eonstoar rules. Commltta# members agit B i an effort la avoid tha du is Um once so common la football, many nitoa ha sdoptod In recent year* the ad vast* | a away toon Msgile. wbo sald In in tatar- Htocker Veasev ToteD Photo Hquadrun ■"Tup Mi'-s:Tuilrlsl. Tallent fbrlngfleld FSU’h Wernke Nets 38 Pointy In Ttfmpa TAMPA trv_H*m Wernke, rtori- •v w v w rrb ® • I 23 10 39 doi |8 Ifl— IT «ni 8 18—31 « Bowling BUndinga .Dr Bing Again Tonight u w U p i 'I , ! ■ €s M m v - v' M elnWO --»►#* >, < • . t f ^4 MkVrl* Itoarh Hln 4*r, llaftsa, Crow's Vlleht, amaoll HtrlJ*. Foul note, Hoally pJanned to7o*^afanl SffldsU ahJS • contract today, waa aa surprised M -nyone at ta t unusual tum of '*Hilt'I’m aa happy a* I am lurpCtoil/ be add as Giant officials GREYHOUND �4 ) Y» T H E W E A T IIE I IF YOU DON'T rscstvs year ttaaford Herald, llIy S i t e ^ § > a ttfo r & Dtttvsry, by 7:M p.ra., pleas* tall YELLOW CAB 1441 • AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R E atnhlU hrd 1U08 V O LU M E X L1V Union Leader^ Brands Strike ill , As ‘Anarchy’ I'jillv tlmiil) lu occasionally i Hiionirli Ihurxday: widely srsl '•linncm li) rx lrrm r south and | sIuh l> rising trm peraturr*. \ SA N FO R D . I 1.01(11) A Acheson Has Last Meeting Unrivalled Prosperity withScribesPredicted: B T ruman iThrough 1953 Eisenhower And Full Cabinet Meet For First Time r ir Michael J. Quill De­ scribes Walkout Of Transit Workers In Philly As Criminal | See ret ary Of State Is Sure Hbr Difficul­ ties Faciiur World Will He Overcome NEW YORK UR - Michael J Quill, preiident of the CIO Tram / r r t Workera Union, today de Tihunced the Philadelphia tram it strike as a "crim e" against the union Iocs! In thst city snd the riding public. He called the be havlor of ■ section of the TWU membership as "anarchy." In a statement Issued at Trans llall, the TWU head, who ir M Ing ■ TWU strike against eight private bus companies In New York City, called the Philadelphia strike ■ violation of the union constitution a l i a blamed a "bowling mnt> In <•» front scats" of a recent Philo delphla union meeting for the strike In that city because, he said, (hr "m ob" kept the membership from hearing details of a proposed con tract. WASHINGTON r ■Dean \che son, winding up lour ye.irv ns see rotary of stale, .aid today he was •sure the formidable difficulties in the way of Western world unity and strength can and will be sur rnounteil In a farewell news conference he gave lh.il .hi' mci luised upon a review of progress and Iroutdes ■in the Western .dll,vice agalnsl Soviet i onilnintlsm when l,e was ached whil lie Irough t ib»ui| new wi French efforts to amend a treat) BALTIMORE! id*—'The clly lodoy withdraw of an AF ................Its recognition .......................•'{, union of municipal laborers whose 3.000 members hove been on strike since New Year’s duy, Mayor Thomas D Alexandra or til all city___________ departments to take lercd .3 _________ __ all steus necessary to resume their normal services. This Included col lection of garbage which has piled up for 14 days. D'Alesandro warned the men they will be discharged ll l*1** do not return to work by noon Friday. There wia no Immediate sign of ■ back 1o work movement. The city had given the union or. ultimatum to get Die men back on the Job by noon today or Its recog ^Itlon would be withdrawn. The Board of Estimates, mcetltu* at the tjme the deadline passed, was expected to engago private contractors to haul away the g a r bage. „ Of C Directors Fa­ vor Resolution Sii£ffestinj? Less Delay Assets Increase In 1952 Over $*300,000 At First Federal The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce added its weight to the drive (or speed in prnvhllng liplter forilllies for the rare nf the alck ami Injured when It adopted n rernlution nt Inst night’s meeting in the Cltv lint} nriiimf the Countv The axle** of lh* First Federal Hospital Trustees ami the Hoard Bevins's and Loan Association In nf Ctounlv Cominlishiners In tike creased over fSOO.OOO, according to i immediate s t e p s f o r t h e e a r l i e s t a statement released today and possible construction of a hospital post exceed »n,ing,000. The three The resolution was presented bv million dollar mile-post was m u ll­ George Tmihy and his motion for ed In November, nccordlmr lo lls ndniithm was seconded by F E George Tnuhv. executive vice urea Itoumillal Jr. The resolution uilnnl (dent, who added (hat through the | inously adopted hy the Hoard of Ravings of thrifty people In Hem- 1 Directors reads ns follows "WHEREAS, it is recognised th.it Inote County und surrounding terrjlto ry home ownc'* and home a hospital is not qnly a vital faclor Waivers had been ahlo to borrow In providing proper care for the over 1*00,000 from the association *!ck of a community, hut also In during the year that haa Just end- establishing that peace of mind ami assurance that comes from Ihe •d. Seventy-nine n-w homea w e r e knowledge that adctpinle medical holH In this section, Mr. Tnuhv facilities arc readily available, md raid, through the First Fedcrnl’a "WHEREAS, ihe presenro of a home ownership pl*n and over hospital Is indicative of the pro $150,000 was borrowed to improve gresslvc viewpoint which attracts or add to already existing homes. newcomers to a community, and Tha director* of the local asso­ "WIIKHKAS, Ihl* organ'lltlon, ciation have maintained the ft ner- being fully aware nf Ihl* fart, en­ ^ u n t a vear dividend for saving* dorsed " " ' v Ihe "T passage i"‘"'’*'ae Ity >.» the 'i.e freehold iieenuio 'U n d tn 1 BB3 the payment* to th e , " * of hi* enunty of a bond Issue holder* nf saving* account* tofond* available tailed 174 201.41. This has been fn jjh n construction of such s ho, done while tho reserves have pita), and WHEREAS, the rjuallflcd volrr* moved umvard fsnm (13* P4d on at the dose of H)f>1 tn *137.437 on (lt> |*»lf l**''*, returnrd an over last year end. nn Increase of in whelming majority in favor of the measure on Nov. 4 amt thus showed percent. • The current statement elmw* their keen Interest In Ihe erection that tha saving* arrount* ere lust or (hi* hospital, und "WHEREAS, Ihe governor of Ihe under th" th re e million dollar fig­ ure, while the loan* outstanding state appointed a Hoard of Trust « re at two and a half million dot- ee» to supervise and plan this pro Jcct, and ®*rs, "We »ee very erstefu) to our * "WHEREAS, certain action* to friend* who nut their saving* at speed tho curly completion of this work, not only In rarnlng n nice medical facility aro required by the (Continued On Page Four) return for them, hot In helnlp*r the local economy by providing fund* from which home* mav ho bdllt or rehovated, thus opening the door tn employment for many in the building trades and adding greatly lo the «*(*« made hv tho aunnly yards." e,ild Mr. Touhv. <a He addwt th*t many borrower* • Jdsn are finding that the Fir»t A total of 13,767 driver a llccnie* Federal plan more nearly aulMI to their Individual needs and the were aotd nt the flemlnolo County Judge's office In 1063, one thous­ demand for loans haa been steadi­ and ten morn than tho number sold ly Increasing, Patron* of the a*ioeiatlon have tho previous year, Mr*. I.etha Fowb*»n most complimentary of the lor, fhlof Clerk, annntineetl today. Of last year** total, 13,20(1 IIoffle* force. Mr. Touhy said, ami , d-elared (Hat Mr#, ' Foa'mond rtiin ifu n . Ffcrotirv * T i'piiiifof Jhrotiih Unonib(,p, Buies continued now year with 77 ............. license* M „ P Hilda Pow eil^nd lif t.'M a x ’ Into 'hrln* n’° tho ........................... sold In four . and" one-half In* Ekarn have done much to ere- day*, she laid. said. . ^ U the friendly, helpful atmos­ iys, *h* p h e r e about which so many people J ’SSStfTBWJSS'SS', I t , comment. tho total of 13.042.113 In Imtinea* . The directors, according to tho ronsumated In 1061, Certlflvd eopv operating officer, look forward to husfnetX brought 133.1 Into the of­ a now vear of continued nregret* fice 1130,40 more than lh* total In Bemlnnle County. BuIMfnr at of 3303.00 In business for 1031. present shows no signs of droo­ Marriage licenses showed a ping off and the demand for Ihhirt of only two. with .138 being heme* I* stron», The directors am Issued in 1062 and 133 in 1031. Howard Favlllo, president, H, Two-'totlsr resident fishing ItJames Gut, J. H. Van Hoy. R O. femes showed a definite Increase, Harwr. Br., Sanford F. Doudney, with 8,812 being sold in 1062 and ■ijT^Edwin Shinholaer and Mr! 3,242 the previous year, while 110.30 nnn-reildent llrcneea in­ creased from 41 to 00 and MAS I/NV f* u B H irn iD non-resident license* (rood tor 14 dava) ava) decreased from 724 to 031. Driver’s Licenses For ’52 Have Jump Over Year Before c * flypsy Returns Here C 0 { C P rop oses T« Visit Jailed Ihd C ounty C ontro, S W W W II i .i i.l* It.- - sis' Mih lirll XI year old gypsy who rami* here lo marry wdf dl) returned l i her Horhi.i httuic Tueid.ii upon lemg proitil .cd .lie would iic allowed lo mi her liu|irisoned hoy friend The man. otha l.ee (’.Hindi, i. in the Semi iiide County, Fla . Jjji charged Vvith stealing trom tho trailer of the girl’s relatives The gypsy camp is In Semmntp County Miss Mitchell agreed to return after a visit here from her tun enls anil Ihreu other lelatlVes Tho two enmo hero separately siuirtly lujoro Cixthlmns p/ler meeting tn Florida They !»• came acounlntcd when t audill "lili he s i l c e e i 'd e d Ciioi','i' ’ M v ’M b •- •«} ’ ■m’ii C - ' f h '{3 ..u ’r y ,.s"i ♦.Vk a. At' « '[i*iii <Sj,« • ff McKinleySpeaksOn Underprivileged At Kiwanis iamrheon '. 'E /*> ■' . . . regular, weekly meeting ill the llll. toilav todnv called ciilled upon Yacht ‘C Club cuch member of the ivie.i <>runniralion to think of tl" bdieri'Ot privileges of Ameilrnn 'M idi'*n. "Wo generwlly think "f under­ privileged children n» th".e Inck. Ing good fond, alienuati I,*-■>*invr. neepRsarv doihing and nndlcal 'nre,’’ In* declared, "Rot rvui IlioRi* viumgeler* enloving nn ndenunev of all those lietna mav (till ho mloalnr vllal mi i-Kiltle*." The Uev, McKIrih'V tn'lntnl out that Amor leu bring the t ........... nation il I*. n hoinellf" laisral on a fumidatlan of nroi'ic reipect for Gild is ail Important. Ill* stated that every fattier who takes an Inactive tinrt ill churcli matter* ahould ho rharged with contributing to the dilinuuenev of Id* children. tfuurter of road, and 47.7ot «... •pent in IH52 to repair II. Mi Snenrer expressed confidence th.ii Ihe County could build such road better nod more cheaply than il .Sliilo does with federal aid The motion for requesting ttn 8cMinnie County legislative ileler. tion to work for Ihe re|H<nl of tin present law and the suhntltiilltm m Ihe provision that the Indlvld'inl riHlntip* have roniplrtc lontrnl of the use of the seventh rent of tin gas tax funds distributed lo tl< comities for secondary roads wamade liy II. II. Hope who nurred willi Mr Spencer on the waslofol ness of Ihe present practice and who add'd thui federal aid under Hie cirniinslaui'e* Is costing mon than It |« worth. Mr. Dope explained that at Hopresent time this seventh m il (n< Ihe mivii rent pfnsollne tax levied liy Ihe Slate) is ill.strilmted tn Hevarious rountics In the state for llo ronstnicllon nf seenmlary mails hut only 20 pern nt of this ampon* con lo* spool hv the county coin mission- while ho percent remain* under the control and mpervUior of the State Read Department for •ho eoiiitriictlnii nf secondary roads In each county, (’minty Commissioner J o h a Melsch explained the uctlnn of tin County Cnmmlsjlnn In giving pn ferenco tn the early construction of Dip I*orrcit City root! nnd thu Chnt> man road from Oviedo In ihr Orange county line He said that all were In agreement that the For rest Lily road was the most |m portent rood project pending In tins countv and that as some work had already been done nn the Chap man road It was thought best In go ahead and finish It. Mr. Pope suggested that the l.nkr Mxrv boulevard should also be in eluded In the recommendation, which will bo made to the Stair load Depnrlmrnt meeting in Dr land Friday, pointing out how badly II * needed by Ihe Lake M iry re ’sldenta. J. M. Garrett, representing s group from Cordele, Oa„ interest (Coatiaas4 Oa ra g s fs a r) ||l ti’l • i| x ||| •' •’, , 1 ' • . ; ’ \t ig,S*I s I >ll 11,1 I 11|t •'*'*• l, I faff 11 * • «11 ” I *’**•• ■ Nt ■ k i . " A-. :V\ A A i \ ... “* » a rigy v.iv.'V lifivi'i m il lK*n 1 m in\ I nc iif Hull I E fi i l .i , I hr I l»l*l»!i ..1 I l»|l| uf lilt* I In* til • if. i: 11 • ■*11*»\v G it 1 1;t f k 1 11 \ < n il ........ ' km l I . l .1 tin. .i'G i>' " ii'it >'»■ \ l i i i| ..I \ i. "'I'll '!• I i I I » ,i ' i l< Miinm tin fnr fl * I'Ini*«»*•!t»* I n ; h | p * 41 Wi »*•■#•*»'«» | *nf \ • r wit v in M.4in I.i f " l l..iMm.1 pit..i It nm|ivl. i kr'(>(i|iii|f < | pi 1 11 4S|(111H t fill r« l i t 1f'T fri'f n I :i*il W 111!i• u f i'n 11 ft itin* » I ' I ........ 'In* ffifvn'Ioti Aim*' Hinnltimr lhf» iiiiii'*! in tin* m .hf ilivi ■• ■ (M4*xI *'hih f»>r it* ’t*rNiiM< tn liru'lnr yi'lir, •Hi* !»■II ill f’ht •iiiir, il wbvi <« lilt* #*f f ft 4 (|( , II M. •ill *. ri*vrnlftl iKfit l In* «lull rnllff tuil (•hlllt Hill M 11 f Ins* ' • ■44 .1 i*f iNri tfi'? itw nn fImi -li»v. Mlw I'lixif lutin' Smith, mill* liiiiiL I!, ti Ktli ifrii-k (• i'H ul* vii ir in* '.icoi iiful i i fhnirnmn. r*'p»'rl« tl u ImIhI i.f $ |ti i: t i i M .1 1‘ •pf*nt iliulnr the lift f mimlli fm Diif(iii h•nit lift »n|1k fr*» MM-I.-I |«| ivi lli'fi! fill 111!I■ .h . . ,i Ul* i an|41-p,Mm i It |I m i> u Sill* *8III t *MJ I it Ilf till" I INil NllW IkJl m *i •!ntif rUFiil i f*'ii't"i ID*' ( II 1 fnntx, fn.-H 'iv»* F#8i*. f M’iv'tHf 1*11fk ituily ' 1(*.4 Mil i" • ilit- Ilf ..f t in* t\ 'Ml • ^r<»*'i Mu* flu I • ik11)I** full.I 1 |4.| (till • «1"llli 1Hill • ii'iIH \ n ■*•• • Mlf, HniVik* Hwrinytntt it*lsi'fi t Hv i•An, 1 id M' *f <;*it > uii*tnlM*r« fn itilittr ul) lliiir rhriil 111f•Ifi4111ul Mu* 1 (Mil 1 1Ml. ffliih « In tn*i In In* fur vvtii"11’<I Quirk li* SI unit*1i- ('.Hi ffk il rfilltJr. ir. hmiuiful In Ni -a puny, Siiiifin d;'Kill Mi K111*jif*I• ! York City. A MitmlrtuUiur rninmit Mi Sh Nullv: W, A I*nI rIi 1 , in* M#% tcimpfiMui nf Mir, Mdhii fun*i‘, ■11 nl uf ilif I'ut tltl. I i nil l *11 pis i ji Mn. M. II Smilh i»Fir| Mm, E I! i ( iniliiiued On Pa mi* I'ini i i linn fin11 v jh jiopdinluil hy t Ik* nr•*4i*Iriit, Mm , \nfit y linn If. \vlit> ftrr-iduil ut flit* mi’flinK lti>M m l I lues.m prosperity, high pinHue ' through 1033 > i ul miicd 1*154 «t will bring -''imil* " threat of slump i I rip'll nation to shunt for S00 to" on dotl.ir a year production coal i 11 imii d split In his economic io i! nit anti deflation policy. Hi s l l ltllNG F. Git KEN 'iliN i.iiiN r President i " n m told the country today It ,r: ............Inn ................ h im ’ ,product nf half ilt'liar'. .imuinily wilhin _ b ." i H il heals a potentially . I mi Hui it nf depresshm after tlii- i . .ii I" hi- last major message tu r,'i" i ’ I nimun pictured lixlsy’s .■mi''". iiicnt. ami sialile prices as ..... I iliroiigh tit.Yl Hut he i .l Hui ihereuflcr; M> m.i* face in lh" future, i in ul.uly when detense tpctuling in - iii'l) lie reduced, more ser."'s ic *i- iif our ability to avoid I. in. --imi than Ihnse which have I'u rri'd since World War II," tt.ih ' ‘timely and intelligent" ' "i In "il Hie difficulties con l" 1 i .1 HI *e.ir« frnm now ' ■t i • .ii he producing good* . • .ii the rale td 473 I. ihuii dollars a year, 40 ■i 1 1 ul .ilmve the present level ■a :lla I.ilium- Stale Bank Has U. S. jSabre .k'ts Deposit Gain To Bag 8 Red MIG *■AH Time HW In Mip Air *T'ht | PlIi sviteiri of letting the Si ■r. Hoad Department throw away o money Imllding en-tly lint pnoiU cotiitriu'lrd mails." The Rev. J. E. M< K"d"v noCiting the example of the I..i4 tor, of Ihe First M'IIiimIIsI Church, apeak ing h"fnt Ho mem­ Mary road nn which $:io III v . ber* of the Ktwnnf* * l"l> nt ll"’ M’enI in IP.'l hr build mile and H - T S .lT jM Marshall .* -erri'larv of .i.ili- m Hie follow tmj Siiiulas. tie > *^ttciu*i'F <Mmittcs I’re- no Hi to the Gland of Nttllgua m 'tn West Indies where he will speed *tcnt Slati* (Nmtroj two months on vacation 11, tin . (< onllnii'd Itn page Four) (IcU Rum* Results dcrmnchition Following a ilrmnui.it iitn b bym Polio (ami)aip;n Is ■WhuimV, 'vV1? ilJ’T • . Jaiui.in I >ci He told oiirslioiu r . that ■ Ft l.l il .itli | IllallClII ill.ill I’ ?i « v n 2 v y * •(Vrv i Over Road Fund.0* tretco t-.toNewlie \ *oieok and attend hv frieriii II" n Economic Report Sees Hood Times But Envisions Trouble As Spcndinjr Eases Up I 'l n t i d a Hi The Associated I’re** I csideiit rruman. in his economn *.sage today ■ 'resident G W Spencer nf th# i »• • ris i* » i present 'resent method of stale emit ml of f ) i ! t l l U C f l I I) l ' l l i . l till lie Mterlmtnry road program 1 * ' 1 11 1 ai i.i / ;ct tleu that the entire prtijT *4 t ' j t . r -.4 1 r» C'-r -ed. r.f ihe am raw* .!*< V /lV " i * O w f> f \ r i v l V » tnuiiev fin County mud eon.lror tiiin In plsnu’d 111 the hands of Hie f M ..... f ‘ 311 Mr \ ivas callcii upon In tec to a ....... Cotinlv Commission, the hoard id •B*, fl... (*Mm»I„. i - * Mii ri ii mi A - U 'l s Ol* R u n k li t i n era In 0 novelty linolU nperalcd dtrri lors of Ihe Clintnhcr of gum •* l>,,lbi’' " >.♦lies 1 t l . lll'l 41 i f •V'M1 liy one of Ihe girl'. Im liu . merer* went on record it Us no , t a nil a .... i - ' ♦• -ft 41. ! M* ' ’i-i'i n y ! | i ■. ttm i j Caudill was arrested hen mi tin iflll m the Clly Hull I l m jit ■ ml ill M Hill i )l HL ■l| v til Dll • charge nf khltiapplm: Ihe girl I ■I’ .I I I I I It ll t favor id new legislation l.ihn I'llIC" »id •in *|» f ' M1it . HU 'it1 * 441• When it was found Mr 'tit* •» M eotilml of Hit peri etif "f the Iii4 « 1 M uI’ll. 1 o m M l • r <ii. was at least yr.n i-t • •nth r enf of ihe c isi'lme t.is t fit • fiiu'lit rather than the III •!" i- I" of the hand', of the State It" id In Club Mr M. H » t. f I' lleved to be, and Hint tie liu.l pattnien! and nutting it in the i m i 1,111»< , 1, \ , tt Mrs, \\ 14 1*1 K Mli v rnilie here alone on a Ims, this Ifol ol the i irlmis einmti comm lb. »"riti i i ll* • ul Mi S m imu jacciisatiun was dropped slops thrriughnut the state .mi. . I Hr . d-Htl'l ||tl’ I i S' *1<" •*V HIIII I "The present method is u.i'lef ‘••Ith m> (»'li4 i * nf tl»* p I* I bib ill • >'• ll" I ■ H m* IHIIIt'Vt. 11. lh* it t Iri i miyIim-i (t'lft iril’h ll,.. ■ road', heller and cheaper Hum ii I ■""I *li i. t 1' H l InfffrFin •ictifi | i•res | it ! || IdHlt of Slate doe* nnd make our Co in' MitlU"'. " l>t|H'lui-ti>| ' •1*1- J vhmtpt \k i road dollar gh farther I am again t Hi,- t..' tl •, 'III m tn M|e* 1 st 1 ilfM v i.lt. f ......... il. • a^'SCftVBuSK 8""“’ e g ® C e n tra l Ml III*' Mill i* 1ll JMf't ‘IHr'” f Arheson seemed lit cxvc'len* spirit- He was craver of hair tli.in ed In establishing a dress making factory here, explained that he wat well acquainted with the pcoplr Koree, was a n e c t nnd answered ■nd that he wai confident of their ernestions concerning that war, ability tn operate a successful en­ torn country. terprise that would be * credit t* DO.* S a lu te s •t 1MTI! Among other factor* iu're»*nrv for the life of the eliitd, lilt' soenker listed the ritrht In work, availability of worthwhile recre­ ation. love nnd respect of the parents, n sense of rcMiorndtiilUy, nnd the feeling of good fellow»hln within the home. The Rev, McKInlcv w-a i Intro, dnred by Iluuert fitHcl land. Judge Dougin* Ften*trom> who wn* unable to b« present nt hint we-'k's induction ceremonie*. was Installed a* first vice president of tho club bv Ed f-aPCi a past lieutenant governor. Report* nf the district midwinter conference nt Ft. Petersburg earlier in the week1 were given bv Itov Mann, O. K. Goff, and J. C. Dnvl«. Earl Higglnhotham, tin’*liiing at hi* first meeting, announced that next week'* luncheon would lie postponed until Friday when the rlub will attend the Ghnln nf Missions at tho Knisrnpsl Pnri'h House. Becretarv Ralph Smith announ­ ced he had received word that Mack Cleveland, memlicr of the eluh, h*d hern named on th" Key Two-dolta r re* hi on t hunting II* Club Committee for tho Florida HUM showed decrease, dropping i!l*Het, ...__ J ___ __ _"dropping William West, who recently re­ from 348 to 477, at did the 37.50 turned from a tour of duly In age at 1 M m rn /iin * ^ which would permit West Herman i n o i i i i i nt ot nr i armano ■Mchi'.im opened the enideieut'r with .nine ideas wtilili he said lie had jot Ied down on Ids years m office II said he was deepli Cl'ateliil lo| the complete toy,ills I'cnddenl elect Dwight It. I’.inenhl'wet po i . In N’eW A >»h .sol imi,'• • i i iif Ids full Fidonet which which had evisted hetween himself l!i reins of goyi rumeiit. I’lc. as lie id uf the state Department he ii'iuonblcd to chart the routs.* uf Id* Admmlstiu to o a h 'it •' 'a ■ •t ; i.iio i il n-<ilicit I■iKwnctl; .md t'resident Ttutii in. tilled ll. to r.i In hunt row, and given thcii fulm, <1 "gtiiti.o . an VH Secn iary uf Tien M iry George M. Iluillplir- y; Vic- !'i e d d c " - d e . I KH I o \ in: I'n lib ill elect Klsel). For Hie recline of Seerelarv des i .>f h 11 use In loirk mw iguale John Foster Indie, \eheson hower; Snrulurv of Hint" John I'ln t - 1 Dullc-; mi,I i . t< < I.. V.v I , i t ■*I Ho I- 1 ile in l S e n i l i t y 'aid he was asklmi sunn 'tiling he II. to i.l lire; Jn e p h M. Ilotlge, lltl.lg.t Director; M til la I I i Hul l Agency. Gov, Shurmini Adams, A "i tunl lo tin* IV out; Mud. > l\n tiny of Foinlneici't Guy. sond goodwill nod a fall ehatiee Dougin- McKay, Secretory of the Interim; It non on m iiti- !<l. I’" ttm ■• ii. i i I. I Tuft li. mi'll, 1 lie a! n fuhl i t pni Irr w mil tu think Secretary of \gi i. ultiirc; Martin I* Ihi. kin, .i.-t I’ . "f I ., 1< ■, I'. > • o t I.II.I ' |o i mum in If ii, !• Ills nf hi* s ittfNsi.r if Mitfifi reprcseliliilive to the United Nations ,n.| ll.u •I I S la i ll. ho f rmi ! I. ill VI'lonlstrij- IillM'N I hi* m a tifmiii sfi tf iirt ■■rt ill' t»• hi- itfhfiij lltr•• Htf i t Hi n. I tils rimliottnl) ’:*MttF n IT ImT . iii vI' I t. u l l l inn i More Speed On Hospital Urged By Trade Body -= a No. h As-.iH'lillril I'le-.* I f.M ill \\ iri* W EDNESDAY JA N . II . 1D.TA ii .* * i »■ Its* i 44 Miiflitursl iti« 1*1111* I ’lig f | ..lit l\ Ilf Al lcrnoon Parking On Wednesdays To He ‘Out* Hereafter M.m rMl.'itiiP nut i*i « tiitf tif hi effect f -f ■i if) U'l'tl'tMiliir ri ftrT"• t *'If*ilYtli|t»r II*>\ t vi'I*• It,, pollr'f* ■« f* lt«*v <• Williiimi nrmi>unt*eil ',1 (if 1*4 lit, f tit. r -.44,1 i In- I I ill }j •* Hiai 11‘ii* ul * A.4‘ I !!•• u it il 4• I- . fill II I"" ■ aft, r I dl'ipped ■t I' I Hill'll It ii M>.- I. I M'"U t il'JM'.l I ll" ' "I . I. I'lie President ignored a 3 to 1 Mu wiHiin Ills council of ccnnomlc "l\ cr. which, it developed, has ■I «agreed on the outlook for doH Hlon In Ihe next three years hci itclerue sgiemling lx due to III* k olf I'hc clash was disclosed In the cnmicil's economic rcylew. Mint in fjfngrcss along with the wiille Mum c message chairm an Leon IC. '"hug and the newest msmi!"licii c Turner, colled for it 'ii private and government n'cs to prevent possible |msl'■ iincmploymcnl and slack ' ' fiom spinning Into "a . 1 'mis deflationary sp ira l" ' hall mail John li (’lark '■d Ia 1 11v and lerscly He no business condition i li ■- he said in a footnole, i tmli are "Ihrealenmg enough (o ' ’inii i' new counter ileil,itiunary a '" ’u liy Ihe government " ' 'n k refused In help draft two "i i haplers of Ihe advisers' re­ ef in which Ills colleagues api t ' ed 'he hazard, as Ihey see i , ,, i ’ t " la g (lies H t ' liei'i. ll" pniilici' of th" H I i.'iuii Inirnt to allow freo " i " nl mill is no Wednesday •. . iis..-ii In i leimr tl'" i"nso,i for the nrCl'i.-f Williams said. "In tho ....... . wlien Hi" -ini i'ii are dosed, u " l murk lli- oi (cheek viola’ • • hut In the .viator when tho '"• * til" open, tli'ie is Ho special ii fm mil min king them.** H. -aid tlif new tvpe envelop*• I leing it-•■<I fm violations Is I'fll t i • oof a "i-ni'ii i"M|nmsa" and fl I (I 11 ,t tin' " "s*. e ii lot iif argil....... " Fifteen of tin- new llckota present. iccelveil in the mail today. Ill'll Hie new tieki't, all th« vioI n n i c L l I ts S i m ; 1 1 * 11, 1••, t . .1* to do i . inclose the tieW.W.AHmitn. Fornu*r Ilr, W i'li' II. I,'iiMint' Wli’4 In I ill • iii v amount in l tn- envelops In A I tv I K s ’ M e e t i n g " ivliur s ch ch ml u« the in vv pi • uh’h! nf thi Ids film anil drop the eavoSfiiilimli’ t'minly M» *11'ul Sm ii 'v I-it..- in Cm ni’arest mail box. lit n ifiif't I m k iif t i f Jhii'h'l v Iif hi ( 1 . 1 , .1 u 'i-M ,.f VVi IH ii iii II, A 11ttm it, 11, m f n r m e i ’ \ total of $il 70 was nicked up I ... i:ik- i■ 'lino'* from milking meters vrsri*Fldeni nf .S/inford for If* yinm, IiihI iiiuhl nt th<- S'nnfonl ( lint*, Co. i I (Itlinri tilkililf of fill* w**ie hr, rti i. w ill i th, r ii'ifiiu h "lav. Chief William* said, which die«| in lip* F l n r i d i i K n i t Cnnu t i oiei't """H to the March of Dimes cam* Ild H p ltn l In St* AiiifimtliK* n l I : ir» 11 iui v Z Hilthv n • vh**» pifdihM ; Tliui's'lin i1 'ii,- in *, hr. I’iniik hO'lhlumn, .ifiiH im luo nf II t......| , l ' h will 1'iiiiMi to fight imiIIo. n,tn. yniteiilriy aftnr » m in m. * .1 1 4 # hi iff ill- 11 ni§JlH * ••ftMill nr. and llie hniiril iif ei'ii *'F(m i.l' Hint" Elk • ' .... inti,in All dimes which are placed In '. ic*,t ’ I Ht.i i" i 11 t*tn, v, no inn king meters nl " being eontrlMr. Allman was „ conductor for V,' ‘ . ' T ' " Mm f gun |,,,rl<'and' lmir In. miiim • it I" liiited to this cans*. Meters will the Kn't Const Itnilrond nnd Imd .'/.'"i’ ' "1 F. McDaolel. i A chick* li lll'l ilt'i-'l" sII[1, 1. I' w ill itlluw dimes to drop Into lh* coin made Ids home in Jock son vi 11" for T. Mtivoc Itundull f'luise appear'd h" served ' * > tt-.'Ht p, rn witli ttie l.ox but will not register any time the i past H) years. V While ”in■ Run- hefore Die group and talked on the meeting following nt MUM) ii. in. for them. ford he operated the Allman (no- , . ’ A t.nrt srlie.luicl at tin. jural Sticker* have been nlnrnl on all eery nt West Thirteenth HI re e l 1 "cotlog i" !!” ...! problem* “ encountered by and Kouthwest Hoad. He wa* horn the city in the proposed Installa­ ■lull for H'i ' imIhv while the inntnll- lb" Kill meters to inform motorists nliori of the new iiult-,ut Ktssliti"f tins method (.f eontrihutlnr to Oct, 2H, ItMiti in Osteen and attend­ tion of Ihe new system and indit'd will t"> held Jim "I uoder th" lb" ill Ice Dick llealv Is th* local ed (Uinliimlo High Heliool in Han­ for the doctor’s opinions from n ntC" *|ioosnr<hi)i of ()i lun '.i I -itlae No. "hull mao of the Mardi of Dimsa ford, meiliral stun>1point on the iiiied nf 107U. • iimoulgn. He w i l l a member of the First n d i<P"Mil plant. 4;i«ht new milking meters wer# Methodist Church of Jaekaonville Dr. It. L. Hark* wa* elected a* being installed this murnlng on and of the Rrotherlmod of Ituil- a delegate lo thu slute convention Ituml Avenue, which run* north off road Trainmen. to ho In-Id lit Hollywood In t|u> near First Street, ami consideration ll Surviving are the widow nnd one future with Dr. J. Clifford lioyee being made for placing »ev*n m ors *on, Rolirrt of Jaek*onvill«| till being elected a* nn nlternnlo. on Commercial Avenue, between parent*, Mr. and Mra, Wesley All­ A medical film mud" nt the Ln* Tim Heinioole Comity draft board man and ono brother Tilt* Allman hey Clinic In Ronton, Mass, was sent 43 men to Jacksonville this I loo.) und Dark Avenue*. of Knnford. shown lo tho group and a new un* morning for pre-induction physi­ Services will he held a t Rri**on I'llrfltion for membership in th" cal examinations, Seleetlve .Serv­ Funeral Home at 3:00 nm . Sunday fioeloty wn* referred to the hoard ice Clerk K. li. Carter reported to­ MOVIRLAND wllh Rev. J. E. McKinley offl- of censors. Dr. 1. W. Muir was wel­ day. it wn* ttu. largest grouii of men elating and burial will ho made in comed ii* a now member. "The Hell" Of New YovV* Sta rt 0:30 • 0:30 - 8:18 last Oatccn Cemetery. Those attending the meeting sent far pre-linluctmn iihyslcnls feature 8:34 w«r» Dr. Hll»hy, Dr. Mrllnnli'l. Dr, fiom Hemlnoln Countv sine* the Rirz Qulllmnn, Dr. Muruun, Dr. Muir, Selactivu Service system was last COUNTY COURT Tho docket wa* Bounded yester­ Dr. J, N. Tolnr, Dr. Garner,’ Dr, reorganized In 1H1H, Mr. Carter "Fearlee* Fagan** stated. Charles L. Dark, Dr. Edwin En1:00 - 2:44 . 4:28 . 8:18 • TlM day from the January term of The name* of thu 43 mm were County Court and court Immodlatv- ateoln, D. (talks, Dr. I,canard Mini0:40 not disclosed. sun, anil Dr. F. A. Smith as gueat. ly waa recessed until Fob. 18, •hf» Yiu*M Mul. with IH Member * Dr. (iiivner Installed Medical Society Head 1! 4I I |H f1. TO I Resident, DI lit Seminole Emnity Men rare Drafting Movie Tim© Table V h: v.i V UL — ■ - - - - . w > < - --1 - '■* f - t \ ‘- JS P . 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, 1953 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 13, 1953 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1953; <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/eb6234c7a3465d38cfb0443f3ca52812.pdf a3877a2c3c3f8a97383c69b17a09d9e8 PDF Text Text to - tjBIMj Jones A P o in t. M n rk Ilv ‘2 By KENT tllKTLAIN OVIEDO (Special)—A tremend­ ous scoring surge on the part of Oviedo’* deft one-handed artist. Johnny Jones, and the crafty rehound Inti ace, Waller Duda, In the l i l t two period* provided the Mens with a 47*W triumph over the Ly­ man Greyhound quintet here last night. The victory gave the Oviedo* am the myth It at county p e p ra se leadership and was their third itralght, terond consecu­ tive conference win and fourth vHa of the year In all outings. Over 100 cnllty fnns watched the cnnlest In Iho refurbished Oviedo community gym, which wasn't ex­ actly (he warmest spot In Kemlmde County with lls corrlgaled steel roof Hint conducted the hent out and the cold Into thn arena. However, the bitterly fought con test supplied sufficient warmth for the brave fans who notched John ny June* shake off a twisted knee nnd run literally wild scoring 12 of his It ludnts In Ihe third stanza on ilx field jioots. Jim Pavnrs' Lyman raarrs Started off with an carlv lead which Oviedo cut to a D-D He by the end of Ihe Initial period. Then ('oath Paul Mlklrr put guard Waller Duda bark In at center and lifted giant Harvey Joe Slavten. who had scored five m inis at that Juncture to lead the Lions, l i e Oviedo attack gained slight momentum, but the petkv little sophomore ■ studded Hound* fought on almoat even terms In the first two pertodi, going Inin the intermission with only nn t i ­ l l dlsadvanlagr. The roof virtually caved In nn Iho Houndi n> Jones hit for IZ. Duda for six and Fred Wheaton for two more to give Oviedo a com minding 3120 lead going lulu Iho last quarter. Lyman scared IZ (mints to >*'ie by Mlklrr'* ouintrl In n thillllug rally Ihst fell far too short. Jones' JO points, the third gnme in a row that he hat netted I'1 boosted Ihe hustling Ovlcdnan’* total In 103 markers this tra in ' thus becoming the first ruuiit prep scorer to reach that finuri Lyman * ** fihaw Drliklll A. Thomas Wlddl. !. Thomus \ Dims { Total* ndDuda Celery Feds Seek Second Straight EFC Win In DeLand Tonight " ________________________ ______ ______ Cnai’li John Scott takes hi* re­ vitalised Hetnlnnle High .School hoopsters to Dcl.nnd lid* evening to try nod guide them to their sec­ ond KtruighL win of thu year and second consecutive Ka«t Florid* Conference triumph In a* many game*. Ho far the Fed*. having kniK-krd off 1'alatka last Friday nlghl, 11-30, are undefeated In KFC play with a 1-0 recurd which place* Ihcm up on lop of Ihe heap with the mighty -Seabree/e Hand Crab*. The Seminole* ho|x- to retain tlds position this rvening and bring their somewhat miserable ld | season'* record up to a more lesjieetnlile 2-3 mark. The Fed JnyVeea will open the twin hill In the Dcl-and tiyrn at 7:0lt p.m. with n nifty 3-1 mark ami also an unblemished l-U EFC retold this neuron. Latest official i crania show Cordon Clink still holdinir a conimondlng lead over the Fed varsity ...... with If. points In four tills (or u lofty I Mi average. Here ale Ihe lutest averages for the Feds, SEMINOLE CADE ItECOKDH Scoring I'leyrr O. F r. FI. Tp. Avg. Clark --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — --------------------------------------------- -- ---------------------------------- H Call It Quito After Tins Year NEW YOliK OP-Thls may be the last year for Jackie Robinson, highest salaried player in Brooklyn history and (he /(dodgers' greatest drawing card. Although he said. " I nope to have another year after this one," the brilliant second baseman Indicated during a press conference yester­ day that - he might call it quits after the IM3 season, The confer­ ence was staged by the Dodgers to announce the signing of Brook­ lyn's "Big Three'" that Included Robinson. Pecwee Reese end Roy Campanelle, "P m certain I have one more good year left," Robinson said 39-all at halftime, but the Commo­ dores put cm a 30-point scoring spree In the third period to take a commending lead which they never relinquished! A strong defense held the clators to eight point* In th q f third quarter. .. , „ Vandy's Dan Finch netted a points for scoring honors. nonor*. cCurt un Cunkle’s 10 made him high foe and serving a» an executive frroJeel n NBC, said he had no designs to stay In bsicball once he was through aa a player. "1 pave a goal," ha said. "I want to build a boys' club in Harlem. That will take a lot of money. I'm trying to do this through my atore. If the itore to successftil, then my future I* se­ cure." Asked whether he would accept • baseball Job a t a manager, Rob­ bie replied: "I'd have to consider It. Of course, It would have to be In the big leagues, No more minor leagues for me, I might go beck to Montreal fur one year In apprecia­ tion for thr wonderful treatment the Montreal people gave me dur­ ing the one season I was there." tlettlng back to hix future as an active player, Bubble said be was hopeful of playing In ’34 but the possibility was still there that he might have In hang up Ids spikes at Ihe end of this season. "It all depends on my physical condition during the romlng sea­ son. ho said. "One thing I know. If I feci that I c a n t plav regularly, only to Ihe mighty EdgOwaUr quintet while unsettlng Mainland and lambasting Palatka. With a two-game wienie* skein on the lint, Ihe Jonlor Fed* will awing Into or Don owes again this evening when they Journey to DeLand wllh the var­ sity to battle the' Delated Bull­ dog* In Ihe second Eaat Florida ('unfrrenro defense ef Ihe year. Ho fnr Itoth teem* have been undefeated in their lone EFC out­ ing against Palatka. The Junior Fed*, who have been Improving with earh parsing game, hope to extend their winning ways with both giant Joel Moss and Jimmy S taffo rd Krider Melts Davis No. 1 Holds Lead Shuffleboarders In Mixed Loop On ,Will Hold Drills 3-0 Forfeit W i n Twice This Weel Pickens Reynold* Hawkirii Itis l..... Sheffield Miuinuiii I'm k M on* Totals Tram Records W. I- I'd . Tp. Avb, Opinmi’iit* .7 1 .780 IU7 in.: HANFORD I :i .280 13(1 III." Hanford Opponents t g, Hu W inter puth tl Edirewater 21 M ainland Front running No. 1 team of the Mixed Howling Leiigue maintained ID leading pnaltlun by winning a tbiei- unnii- series from the huple;<» last (dure No. 2’s on a for­ feit un- Inal week ui the Hanford Rowling Alleys. 1 lilnndc lioiuhi tin llrtl , i |" - iii Kliefi bead j f l K ; , tlie place No. <1 quin- _ |V|i Tn n m i H c u tn S tu tN o n II ** W { *UTi*p uvi»r ',) ) ■ : 'Jto cM | I V* llm W i n I n R o w ! (i'li by* rolling s _____ _ lofty 4U2 series 4 MIAMI t* -T h f University nl Vrv'' . s Miami aqueeted out a 71-70 victory D«»*t«*** t,,B tl over Stefson MonJay night and |* three-game mark 4 fllll undefeated In state college ,or2 )" ’ lo*er** ,MI ^ basket ha II circles with four former o straight win*. . No. 3 s meaner 0 Dave Nicholas shot tho winning trenched thenu 0 field goal as he was falling away place by odml o from the basket In Iho last second licking to team IT Iof Iho overtime period. Resold again w .1 0 1 H was n battle ull the way hut the No. .1 vlcloi 17 .Miami was never behind until Hip high Individual final period wo* three minutes old. series, 3lu, In The lead chunged several times In for the night, lhj (lie lust seven minutes ami Htcl- > Margaret Von ™ son's Jim Carlin hit for n Held <-d I7U plus to h IS Inal I" tie the score at 70 all Just MIXED us the gun went uft. No. 3 The score was Hud In the over- Mayers Hme milll Jim Tuvernlerc made ■ M. Resold I! l ' frve throw and a field goal In Ihe Hchuutteet U , PUl Stetson ahead, Ohnesurge II "n 7087 with 19 seennd* left. o. Rrsobl l,0 BUI HclinyowlD broke loose un- Total St ,r,j der Ihe haskel for a field goal and __ r|‘l i Nicholas' sensational shot clinched jgu, 4 >• It Howard Keene led tho scaring R|«vvrM I" wllh 23 points, the fourth game In p u rtyi,H j a row in which he bagged more BeitniUuuh l " than 20 points for Miami 5on Her lull Is 1 Mullov I h 2nd Man To Win Dixie Twice Flayers M. Canterlno R. Lyons Cl. Rarriou E. Bette Total V ltlM>k« Klehlo ________ ” Florida, Tulane Are Upset And LSU Narrowly M ixes, $7 To 66 F o r 4 th Oviedo Jones McCall Slavton Duda M. Pore Wheaton Llewellyn Boatwright Shaffer R. Pore o T 47-30 W in O LeadOvtedo W sriislppl State, tod by Harold Blalock and Garold Cayenese.had to wipe out • 14, Point d f M t to bind Tulane Tta first SRC defeat Blalock got 18 points and Caveataa wgi it to retain their lofty perch. Melon Hall, itUl in second piece LSU with ■ 4-0 record and Auburn with *43 points — although their with a 1-0 mark are on top of the lead over La Salto shrank from 34 SEC standings. Tonight's only game la Georgia to 10 points—feces an even more , . _ . Immediate danger. Tbe Setonlaas, at Furm an,. LSU’i high scoring center. Bob who have won 15 straight, meet Pettit, was hospitalised with virui seventh-ranked Fordhem, also un­ defeated, tomorrow night In a neumonla and it was Leslie game featuring the la it two major ones, a substitute freshman for­ team s with perfect records. Ford- ward, who finally gave the Tigers bam Is counting on tta home floor Ibelr victory. With about 20 seconds remaining. advantage to stop Scion Hall and Miaslislppls' Bob Jarvis, high point rack up Ita 13th straight. nUflols. for the second straight man with 34, pushed In two foul week, failrd to receive a single shots to put the Rebels on top first-place ballot, but piled up 88-83. Then with six second* left. nough supporting votes to retain Jones got two free throw*. He con­ nected with both to win Iho game. nurth place. After a thumping 93-S4 victory Norman Magee wn* high for LSU over Northwestern last night, the with 21. It was Mississippi' slhird Illlnl now face sixth-ranked Indi­ Conference defeat and dropped the ana In the Big Ten's game of the Rebels Into the cellar behind Geor­ gia. which has lost two SEC tilts. week Saturday at Indiana. Others In the top 10 are Washing­ Vanderbilt and Florida were tied ton. fifth: North Carolina State, eighth; Oklahoma ARM. ninth, and Western Kentucky, 10th. The leaders (first-place voles In parentheses): I. Kansas State (30)s.......... 820 3. Seton llatl (10) — .......... 643 3. U Salle (13) ............. .......M3 3. Washington (11) ............... .443 0. Indiana (8) M3 Itv BEN FUNK 7. Pordham (1) -- ---------- 281 8. North Carolina Stale (3) 283 ST PETERSBURG, Fla, IT 9. Oklahoma A4M (1) ... 383 Tl"htTinned member* of tho font10. Westarn Kentucky (3) ..... 177 ball rules committee of the Na­ tional Collegiate Athletic Associa­ The setsstd H i alter wrestling for six hours 11. Notre Dame (1) r -----------158 tion, with the question of the II. Southern California ....------ 98 Monday • platoon svslem. tackled It 13. Tula* (1) - ----- M two 14. Louisiana State (1) — ...... f t again today behind closed doori. Chairman FrlU Crlsler and other committee meinUera rcfuwd to IT. Hwy Croaa (!) ---« comment on whether the long de­ 18. Oklahoma City (S) ...:....- 43 liberations meant that Important 19. UCLA ....;...... ............. : 44 change* might be made In thu 20. Georgetown .............. 38 free substitution rule. But Crlsler. Michigan's athletic director, called the subject "our most Important order of buslneaa and declared the m atter would be thrashed nut before anything else Is drmo. He said no final decision could be expected before Wetlnc*day. In a recent poll, collc'ic coaches voted 4 to I In favor of free sub­ stitutions, but many school presi­ CHICAGO on—"When I stand un there 1 alwaya pull the ball, said dent! and administrators would Ull Paul Richard*, manager of like to restrict the two • platoon ■vstom to reduce the heavy cort the Chicago Whit* Box. Baseball? Nope, Paul was Ulklng of maintaining big iquadi and coaching staffs. Some fans, too, have argued that * « w a « a big pros* luncheon In a Loop bistro with UM While Sox the modern day gome la too highly ipeciallsed and ton confusing with picking up the tab, Finally cornered bv the horde constant stream s of | •v e n runof baseball writer*, Richards gsvc nlng on and off the held, Tbls faction wants to retun In the era r the Ameri- of the all-around footba performer "We’re going over the entire e 1MI White S ? 18 HI’ORTS ftllUFFLEROARD Hlmffleboiird players of the Sun ford Tourist Club will engage In Intra-squad malchta tomorrow ami Saturday afternoon at tho Fort Mellon Turk court* to preparo for ponding tournaments with Orange City, Delated and New Rmtrna Reurli teams, It. McDonald said to­ day. On Jan. 2H thn Hanford shuffleboarders will go to Wlnlor Garden to play nn afternoon tourney there against tho tourist ibufflaboard team. „ ■ Tha Tourist Club will kare Ita M at meeting hi Um Mw tourist building at T tM .p jb M Tuesday algkl, Jan. 39. It will ka ■ *wmod dish supper fettowsd. by the regular burin*** meeting. Bo far this year, the Baftford shuffleboard team naa been vic­ torious ’ In three of four matches, NCAA Will Debate Thorny 2-Platoon Grid System Again ia! Smut1 u Hunt U 2 a Turner 1 1 0 Henning a 2 t W. L. Pel Flowers a 1 2 HANFORD 0 1 .76(1 Behrens I U I Opponents 1 II ,2fiti Ferrell J u 2 Miller 1 0 0 Sun ford - Orlando Dvkle 2 0 0 Norton J 0 0 Kennel Club Entries Park 1 0 0 Pickens 1 0 0 T4INKIHTi WNTMtSta Totalu S 37 39 MUST IU IN -— B/te Ml'* Team Records Itallon, IUr Ut-Kity, lUuur Tlll|», W. L. Pet. Ralsy Hun, Ml«u Slsrur, ilisa |i«rtons Tlmn Unuy, l.n-t Mahtnltm SANFORD 2 1 .007 t i i r n x i i m a c ’ sj — e / i e a im Opponents 1 2 .338 Uiivarner. Kvsr 'lltds. drill Ami Hinferd | Hour II. Harlla lllus, Argau. All 28 Edgowater TIiiiu. Iloal llluml, I'rlcrlriw tlubr THIMU MACH — a.'IA Mil* 83 Mainland Astir, Molly ilun. No lli-garil. smy Hrook llk-hsril Sl<iss. liustr. 'latig. *l»r, Hoinallu. Kawnstlr r u t MTM MAI M — S IS Nil* SHM'adsn, Kmpluycr. Hsnalor Rmsl'in, Nhrltun. Lunky Twlnhlr, Trieu*r Happy. Ho ioappy, Color­ ado VVlnit . are Astill the r i r r a NAcm — a te mis* standpoint of the Coaches and the l.ynn's Lad. frmond ItolHne Man. college administrators and the for the White to g ... u, •nny'a Mlsiaka. BID*. UM May. •ach l>u*i, Hunny Handy spectators. drawling Texan who at ■ISTM MACJB — B/IB Mile "We haven't resolved the ques­ dab to third plan In Manhatlnn Hull, KurMtar, Vulatition y tL " , . D rr HI air, Julia I'anlon. usfunl, The committee received a tele­ Ur**n Thumb, Ladr Rtiylil*, Hup­ NEW YORK (M - Sal Maglie, pin' Mine gram from 90-year-old Amoe Alon­ New York Olanta' right • banded HMVNNTH MACH — * /!• Mil* so Stagg, urging that no change lim it IIDhuu Coptlo, Hhsrldan. nltehlng ace, came down from hie be made in ihe rules "which will Niagara Falla home for thf New sdd strength to the offense." V«>rt Pros* Photogrsohcr* AlsoStsau. who has been a committee elation dinner leet nieht and staved member for half a centyry but to iton a contract tor a reported waa unable to attend the current New Hmyrnn Beach. HHUFFLEUOAKD RWORDS S Tulane to five--three of tb e m jS ® free throws. The Qnentoa W * able to hit only one of 1» field goal attempts In that period. Tulane'a top footer wai canter P rill Schuls, who got IT. Pete Stlai and Bill Cohan were the big guns poJot-wlse for Tech, but a fine Ust quarter exhibition by substitute guard Howard h e a d gave the Engineer* their first SEL victory. Snead's accurate shooting puU ed| Tech to a 8987 lead with iJlahllV" more than a minute left, and Tech frore the ball. Alabama’* Leon Marlalre fouled Gene Anderson In an effort to get possession of the ball and Anderson made It SMT. •Uama's Jim Grant m ined a long, desperation shot which would have sent the game into overtime. Freshman center Jerry Harper of Alabama wai hlqh with I t points. Grant and Silas had 10 each, and Cohen had 13. H arper^ got 10 of his points In the final quarter. Yankees Are Team To Beat In A. L , Says Chisox Pilot Sal Maglie Signs 1953 Giant Pact For Over 132,000 COLLEGE BASKETBALL By The Associated Pros* LSU 87 Mississippi 80 Virginia M Washington and Lee^ Wake Forest M South Carolina 30 Maryland 83 VP7 44 Georgia Teen N Alabama 97 Miami 71 Stetson 70 Tampa 77 Florida State 73 Mlssuslpol State 87 Tulane t l Georgia Tchr* 10 Presbyterian 99 Troy (Ala) M Jacksonville (ala) Vanderbilt 88 Florida 73, Piedmont *4 North fleorgl* t l M treer M jM H na 70 Sewanec H Kerry Coitoga (Q t| dared that the offense hoe "great cadUon" fa eonstoar rules. Commltta# members agit i an effort la avoid tha du is Um once so common la football, many nitoa ha sdoptod In recent year* the ad vast* | a away toon B Msgile. wbo sald In in tatar- Htocker Veasev ToteD Photo Hquadrun Tallent fbrlngfleld ■"Tup Mi'-s:Tuilrlsl. FSU’h Wernke Nets 38 Pointy In Ttfmpa TAMPA trv_H*m Wernke, rtori- •v w v w rrb ® • I 23 10 39 doi |8 Ifl— IT «ni 8 18—31 « Bowling BUndinga .Dr Bing Again Tonight u w U p i 'I , ! ■ €s M m v - v' M elnWO --»► #*>, <•.tf^4 pJanned to7o*^afanl SffldsU ah JS • contract today, waa aa surprised MkVrl* Itoarh Hln M -nyone at tat unusual tum of 4*r, llaftsa, Crow's Vlleht, amaoll HtrlJ*. Foul note, Hoally '*Hilt'I’m aa happy a* I am lur- pCtoil/ be add as Giant officials GREYHOUND �4) Y» TH E W EATIIEI IF YOU DON'T rscstvs year ttaaford Herald, llIy S i t e ^ § > a ttfo r& Dtttvsry, by 7:M p.ra., pleas* tall YELLOW CAB 1441 • ill AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER EatnhlU hrd 1U08 V O LU M E X L1V Union Leader^ Brands Strike , As ‘Anarchy’ I'jillv tlmiil) lu occasionally i Hiionirli Ihurxday: widely srsl '•linncm li) rx lrrm r south and | sIuh l> rising trm peraturr*. \ SANFORD. I 1.01(11) A WEDNESDAY JA N . II. 1D.TA Acheson Has Last Meeting Unrivalled Prosperity withScribesPredicted: B T ruman iThrough 1953 Eisenhower And Full Cabinet Meet For First Time r ir Michael J. Quill D e­ scribes Walkout Of Transit Workers In Philly As Criminal | See ret ary Of State Is Sure Hbr Difficul­ ties Faciiur World Will He Overcome NEW YORK UR - Michael J Quill, preiident of the CIO Tram / r r t Workera Union, today de Tihunced the Philadelphia tram it strike as a "crim e" against the union Iocs! In thst city snd the riding public. He called the be havlor of ■ section of the TWU membership as "anarchy." In a statement Issued at Trans llall, the TWU head, who ir Ing ■ TWU strike against eight private bus companies In New York City, called the Philadelphia strike ■ violation of the union constitution a l i a blamed a "bowling mnt> In <•» front scats" of a recent Philo delphla union meeting for the strike In that city because, he said, (hr "m ob" kept the membership from hearing details of a proposed con tract. WASHINGTON r ■Dean \che son, winding up lour ye.irv ns see rotary of stale, .aid today he was •sure the formidable difficulties in the way of Western world unity and strength can and will be sur rnounteil In a farewell news conference he gave lh.il .hi' mci luised upon a review of progress and Iroutdes ■in the Western .dll,vice agalnsl Soviet i onilnintlsm when l,e was ached whil lie Irough t ib»ui| new wi French efforts to amend a treat) ^which would permit West Herman i n o ot nr i armano nt M I'cnddenl elect Dwight It. I’.inenhl'wet po i . In N’eW A >»h .sol imi,'• • i i iif Ids full Fidonet which l!i reins of goyi rumeiit. I’lc. he ii'iuonblcd to chart the routs.* uf Id* Admmlstiu to o a h 'it •' 'a ■ •t ; BALTIMORE! id*—'The clly lodoy tilled ll. to r.i In hunt row, and given thcii fulm, <1 "gtiiti.o . an VH i.iio i il n-<ilicit I■iKwnctl; withdraw of an AF ................Its recognition .......................•'{, Secn iary uf Tien Miry George M. Iluillplir- y; Vic- !'ieddc" -de. I KH I o \ in: I'n lib ill elect Klsel). union of municipal laborers whose hower; Snrulurv of Hint" John I'ln t - 1 Dullc-; mi,I i . t< < I.. V.v i .>f h 11 use In loirk mw 3.000 members hove been on strike II. to i.l lire; Jn e p h M. Ilotlge, lltl.lg.t Director; M I , i t ■*I Ho I- 1 ileinl Senility til la I I i Hul l since New Year’s duy, Agency. Gov, Shurmini Adams, A"i tunl lo tin* IV out; Mud. > l\n tiny of Foinlneici't Guy. Mayor Thomas D Alexandra or Dougin- McKay, Secretory of the Interim; It non on m iiti- !<l. I’" ttm ■• ii. i i I. I Tuft li. mi'll, til all city___________ departments to take lercd .3 _________ __ Secretary of \gi i. ultiirc; Martin I* Ihi. kin, .i.-t I’ . "f I .,1< ■, I'. > • o t I.II.I ' |o i mum in If ii, all steus necessary to resume their reprcseliliilive to the United Nations ,n.| ll.u •I I S la i ll. ho f rmi ! I. ill VI'lonlstrijnormal services. This Included col Hi n. I tils rimliottnl) lection of garbage which has piled up for 14 days. D'Alesandro warned the men they will be discharged ll l*1** do flypsy Returns Here C 0 { C P r o p o s e s not return to work by noon Friday. There wia no Immediate sign of T« Visit Jailed Ihd C o u n ty C o n t r o , ■ back 1o work movement. The city had given the union or. SW W W II i.i i.l* It.- -sis' ultimatum to get Die men back on Mih lirll XI year old gypsy who the Job by noon today or Its recog rami* here lo marry wdf dl) ^Itlon would be withdrawn. returned l i her Horhi.i httuic The Board of Estimates, mcetltu* Tueid.ii upon lemg proitil .cd at the tjme the deadline passed, .lie would iic allowed lo mi her *^ttciu*i'F <Mmittcs I’reOf C Directors Fa­ liu|irisoned was expected to engago private hoy friend The man. contractors to haul away the g a r vor Resolution Sii£- otha l.ee (’.Hindi, i. in the Semi *tcn t Slati* (Nmtroj bage. „ iiide County, Fla . Jjji charged ffestinj? Less Delay Assets Increase In 1952 Over $*300,000 At First Federal The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce added its weight to the drive (or speed in prnvhllng liplter forilllies for the rare nf the alck ami Injured when It adopted n rernlution nt Inst night’s meeting in the Cltv lint} nriiimf the Countv The axle** of lh* First Federal Hospital Trustees ami the Hoard Bevins's and Loan Association In nf Ctounlv Cominlishiners In tike creased over fSOO.OOO, according to i immediate steps for the earliest a statement released today and possible construction of a hospital post exceed »n,ing,000. The three The resolution was presented bv million dollar mile-post was m u ll­ George Tmihy and his motion for ed In November, nccordlmr lo lls ndniithm was seconded by F E George Tnuhv. executive vice urea Itoumillal Jr. The resolution uilnnl (dent, who added (hat through the | inously adopted hy the Hoard of Ravings of thrifty people In Hem- 1 Directors reads ns follows "WHEREAS, it is recognised th.it Inote County und surrounding terrjlto ry home ownc'* and home a hospital is not qnly a vital faclor Waivers had been ahlo to borrow In providing proper care for the over 1*00,000 from the association *!ck of a community, hut also In during the year that haa Just end- establishing that peace of mind ami assurance that comes from Ihe •d. Seventy-nine n-w homea were knowledge that adctpinle medical holH In this section, Mr. Tnuhv facilities arc readily available, md raid, through the First Fedcrnl’a "WHEREAS, ihe presenro of a home ownership pl*n and over hospital Is indicative of the pro $150,000 was borrowed to improve gresslvc viewpoint which attracts or add to already existing homes. newcomers to a community, and Tha director* of the local asso­ "WIIKHKAS, Ihl* organ'lltlon, ciation have maintained the ft ner- being fully aware nf Ihl* fart, en­ ^ u n t a vear dividend for saving* dorsed " " ' v Ihe "T passage i"‘"'’*'ae Ity >.» the 'i.e freehold iieenuio 'U n d tn 1 BB3 the payment* to th e , " * of hi* enunty of a bond Issue holder* nf saving* account* tofond* available tailed 174 201.41. This has been fn jjh n construction of such s ho, done while tho reserves have pita), and WHEREAS, the rjuallflcd volrr* moved umvard fsnm (13* P4d on at the dose of H)f>1 tn *137.437 on (lt> |*»lf l**''*, returnrd an over last year end. nn Increase of in whelming majority in favor of the measure on Nov. 4 amt thus showed percent. • The current statement elmw* their keen Interest In Ihe erection that tha saving* arrount* ere lust or (hi* hospital, und "WHEREAS, Ihe governor of Ihe under th" three million dollar fig­ ure, while the loan* outstanding state appointed a Hoard of Trust « re at two and a half million dot- ee» to supervise and plan this pro Jcct, and ®*rs, "We »ee very erstefu) to our * "WHEREAS, certain action* to friend* who nut their saving* at speed tho curly completion of this work, not only In rarnlng n nice medical facility aro required by the (Continued On Page Four) return for them, hot In helnlp*r the local economy by providing fund* from which home* mav ho bdllt or rehovated, thus opening the door tn employment for many in the building trades and adding greatly lo the «*(*« made hv tho aunnly yards." e,ild Mr. Touhv. Driver’s Licenses For ’52 Have Jump Over Year Before <a He addwt th*t many borrower* • Jdsn are finding that the Fir»t Federal plan more nearly aulMI A total of 13,767 driver a llccnie* to their Individual needs and the were aotd nt the flemlnolo County demand for loans haa been steadi­ Judge's office In 1063, one thous­ and ten morn than tho number sold ly Increasing, Patron* of the a*ioeiatlon have b*»n most complimentary of the offle* force. Mr. Touhy said, ami , d-elared (Hat Mr#, ' Foa'mond rtiin ifu n . Ffcrotirv * T i'piiiifof M „ P Hilda Pow eil^nd lif t.'M a x ’ tho previous year, Mr*. I.etha Fowlor, fhlof Clerk, annntineetl today. Of last year** total, 13,20(1 II- p h e re about which so many people comment. . The directors, according to tho operating officer, look forward to a now vear of continued nregret* In Bemlnnle County. BuIMfnr at present shows no signs of droo­ ping off and the demand for heme* I* stron», The directors am Howard Favlllo, president, H, James Gut, J. H. Van Hoy. R O. Harwr. Br., Sanford F. Doudney, ■ijT^Edwin Shinholaer and Mr! J ’SSStfTBW JSS'SS', tho total of 13.042.113 In Imtinea* Jhrotiih Unonib(,p, Buies continued Into now year with 77 ............. license* 'hrln* n’° tho ........................... sold In four . and" one-half In* Ekarn have done much to ere- day*, said. *h* laid. .^ U the friendly, helpful atmos­ iys, she It, I/NV f* u B H irn iD ronsumated In 1061, Certlflvd eopv husfnetX brought 133.1 Into the of­ fice 1130,40 more than lh* total of 3303.00 In business for 1031. Marriage licenses showed a Ihhirt of only two. with .138 being Issued in 1062 and 133 in 1031. Two-'totlsr resident fishing Itfemes showed a definite Increase, with 8,812 being sold in 1062 and 3,242 the previous year, while 110.30 nnn-reildent llrcneea in­ creased from 41 to 00 and MAS non-resident license* (rood tor 14 dava) ava) decreased from 724 to 031. Two-dolta r re* hi on t hunting II* HUM showed decrease, dropping ...__ J ___ __ _"dropping from 348 to 477, at did the 37.50 age at 1 M m rn /iin * S a lu te s C e n tra l Economic Report Sees Hood Times But Envisions Trouble As Spcndinjr Eases Up I 'l n t i d a Hi The Associated I’re** I csideiit rruman. in his economn *.sage today ■ ’ M v iiiii More Speed On Hospital Urged By Trade Body DO.* c * •- •«} ’ ■m’ii C - 'f h '{3 ..u ’r y ,.s"i ♦.Vk a. At' « '[i*iii <Sj,« • " lili he silceei'd ed Ciioi','i' McKinleySpeaksOn Underprivileged At Kiwanis iamrheon Ing good fond, alienuati I,*-■>*invr. neepRsarv doihing and nndlcal 'nre,’’ In* declared, "Rot rvui IlioRi* viumgeler* enloving nn ndenunev of all those lietna mav (till ho mloalnr vllal mi i-Kiltle*." olio (a m i)a ip ;n Is The Uev, McKIrih'V tn'lntnl out that Amor leu bring the t ........... nation il I*. n hoinellf" laisral on a fumidatlan of nroi'ic reipect for Gild is ail Important. Ill* stated that every fattier who takes an Inactive tinrt ill churcli matter* ahould ho rharged with contributing to the dilinuuenev of Id* children. Among other factor* iu're»*nrv for the life of the eliitd, lilt' soenker listed the ritrht In work, availability of worthwhile recre­ ation. love nnd respect of the parents, n sense of rcMiorndtiilUy, nnd the feeling of good fellow»hln within the home. The Rev, McKInlcv w-a i Intro, dnred by Iluuert fitHcl land. Judge Dougin* Ften*trom> who wn* unable to b« present nt hint we-'k's induction ceremonie*. was Installed a* first vice president of tho club bv Ed f-aPCi a past lieutenant governor. Report* nf the district midwinter conference nt Ft. Petersburg earlier in the week1 were given bv Itov Mann, O. K. Goff, and J. C. Dnvl«. Earl Higglnhotham, tin’*liiing at hi* first meeting, announced that next week'* luncheon would lie postponed until Friday when the rlub will attend the Ghnln nf Missions at tho Knisrnpsl Pnri'h House. Becretarv Ralph Smith announ­ ced he had received word that Mack Cleveland, memlicr of the eluh, h*d hern named on th" Key Club Committee for tho Florida i!l*Het, William West, who recently re­ turned from a tour of duly In man road from Oviedo In ihr Orange county line He said that all were In agreement that the For rest Lily road was the most |m portent rood project pending In tins countv and that as some work had already been done nn the Chap man road It was thought best In go ahead and finish It. Mr. Pope suggested that the l.nkr Mxrv boulevard should also be in eluded In the recommendation, which will bo made to the Stair load Depnrlmrnt meeting in Dr land Friday, pointing out how badly II * needed by Ihe Lake M iry re ’sldenta. J. M. Garrett, representing s group from Cordele, Oa„ interest ed In establishing a dress making factory here, explained that he wat well acquainted with the pcoplr Koree, was a n e c t nnd answered ■nd that he wai confident of their ernestions concerning that war, ability tn operate a successful en­ torn country. terprise that would be * credit t* (Coatiaas4 Oa rag s fsar) »n|1k fr*» MM-I.-I |«| ivi lli'fi! fill 111!I■ Sill* *8IIIt *MJ I it Ilf till" I INil NllW IkJl 'iv»* F#8i*. f M’iv'tHf 1*11fk ituily ^r<»*'i Mu* flu I • ik11)I** full.I HniVik* Hwrinytntt it*lsi'fi ■ • k i ." A-. :V\ A A i \ ... lifivi'i m il lK*n 1 m in \ I nc iif Hull I E fiil.i, ..1 I I h r l»l*l»!i I l»|l| uf lilt* I In* til • .h . . ,i Ul* i an 1 ,Mmi It |I m i> u m *i •!ntif rUFiil|4-p (*if*'ii't"i ID*' ( II 1 fnntx, fn.-H ' 1 .4Mil i" • ilit- Ilf ..f t in* t\ 'Ml • 1 |4.| (till • «1"llli 1Hill • ii'iIH \ n■*•• • Hv i•An, 1id M'*f <;*it > t Mu* 1 (Mil 1 1Ml. 111f•Ifi4111ul Quirk li* 'Kill SI unit*1i- ('.Hi puny, Siiiifin d; Mi K111*jif*I• ! Mi Sh Nullv: W, A I*nIrIi 1 , in* uii*tnlM*r« fn itilittr ul) lliiir rhriil ffliih « In tn*i In In* fur vvtii"11’<I ffk il rfilltJr. ir. hmiuiful In Ni -a York City. A MitmlrtuUiur rninmit M#% tcimpfiMui nf Mir, Mdhii fun*i‘, ■11 nl uf ilif I'ut tltl. I i nil l *11 pis i ji Mn. M. II Smilh i»Fir| Mm, E I! i ( iniliiiued On Pa mi* I'ini i i linn fin11 v jh jiopdinluil hy t Ik* nr•*4i*Iriit, Mm , \nfit y linn If. \vlit> ftrr-iduil ut flit* mi’flinK lti>M m l I lues.m prosperity, high pinHue ' through 1033 > i ul miicd 1*154 «t will bring -''imil* " threat of slump i I rip'll nation to shunt for S00 t o " on dotl.ir a year production coal i 11 imii d split In his economic io i! nit anti deflation policy. Hi s l l ltllNG F. Git KEN 'iliN i.iiiN r President i " n m told the country today It ,r: ...........Inn ............... h im ’ ,product nf half ilt'liar'. .imuinily wilhin _ b ." i H il heals a potentially . I mi Hui it nf depresshm after tlii- i . .ii I" hi- last major message tu r,'i" i ’ I nimun pictured lixlsy’s .■mi''". iiicnt. ami sialile prices as ..... I iliroiigh tit.Yl Hut he i .l Hui ihereuflcr; M> m.i* face in lh" future, i in ul.uly when detense tpctuling in - iii'l) lie reduced, more ser."'s ic *i- iif our ability to avoid I. in. --imi than Ihnse which have I'u rri'd since World War II," tt.ih ' ‘timely and intelligent" ' "i In "il Hie difficulties con l" 1 i .1 HI *e.ir« frnm now ' ■t i • .ii he producing good* . • .ii the rale td 473 I. ihuii dollars a year, 40 ■i 1 1 ul .ilmve the present level ■a :lla I.ilium- Stale Bank Has U. S. jSabre .k'ts Deposit Gain To Bag 8 Red MIG *■AH Time HW In Mip Air *T'ht | Mlf, ' . ; ’ “* » Hi to the Gland of Nttllgua m 'tn West Indies where he will speed two months on vacation 11, tin . (< onllnii'd Itn page Four) r ig y '. 'E /*> ■' . . . Marshall .* -erri'larv of .i.ili- m 8cMinnie County legislative ileler. tion to work for Ihe re|H<nl of tin present law and the suhntltiilltm m Ihe provision that the Indlvld'inl riHlntip* have roniplrtc lontrnl of the use of the seventh rent of tin gas tax funds distributed lo tl< comities for secondary roads wamade liy II. II. Hope who nurred willi Mr Spencer on the waslofol ness of Ihe present practice and who add'd thui federal aid under Hie cirniinslaui'e* Is costing mon than It |« worth. Mr. Dope explained that at Hopresent time this seventh m il (n< Ihe mivii rent pfnsollne tax levied liy Ihe Slate) is ill.strilmted tn Hevarious rountics In the state for llo ronstnicllon nf seenmlary mails hut only 20 pern nt of this ampon* con lo* spool hv the county coin mission- while ho percent remain* under the control and mpervUior of the State Read Department for •ho eoiiitriictlnii nf secondary roads In each county, (’minty Commissioner J o h a Melsch explained the uctlnn of tin County Cnmmlsjlnn In giving pn ferenco tn the early construction of Dip I*orrcit City root! nnd thu Chnt> 'vV1? ilJ’T H-TS.lT jM v.iv.'V i no Hie follow tmj Siiiulas. tie > ?i « v n 2 v y * • . Jaiui.in I >ci He told oiirslioiu r. that ■ dcrmnchition a ilrmnui.it iitn b bymP ■WhuimV, f f •(Vrv •t1 MTI! Ml III*' Mill i* 1ll JMf't ‘IHr'” f Arheson seemed lit cxvc'len* spirit- He was craver of hair tli.in (IcU Rum* Results Following ’M b 'resident G W Spencer nf th# i »• • ris i* » i present 'resent method of stale emit ml of f ) i ! t l l U C f l I I) l ' l l i . l till lie Mterlmtnry road program 1 * ' 1 11 1 ai i.i / ;ct tleu that the entire prtijT *4 t ' j t . r -.4 1 r» C'-r -ed. r.f ihe am raw* .!*< V /lV " i * O w f> f \ r i v l V » tnuiiev fin County mud eon.lror tiiin In plsnu’d 111 the hands of Hie f M ..... f ‘ 311 Mr \ ivas callcii upon In tec to a ....... Cotinlv Commission, the hoard id •B*, fl... (*Mm»I„. i - * Mii ri ii mi A - U 'l s Ol* R u n k li t i n era In 0 novelty linolU nperalcd dtrri lors of Ihe Clintnhcr of gum •* l>,,lbi’' " >.♦lies 1 t l . lll'l 41 i f •V'M1 liy one of Ihe girl'. Im liu . merer* went on record it Us no , t ’i-i'i n y ! | i ■. t t m i . ! M* ' j Caudill was arrested hen mi tin iflll m the Clly Hull I l m jit ■ a nil a M.... i -' ♦• -ft ■41 Hill i )l HL l| v til Dll • ml ill charge nf khltiapplm: Ihe girl I ■I’ .I I I I I It ll t favor id new legislation l.ihn I'llIC" »id •in *|» f' M1it . HU 'it1 * 441• When it was found Mr 'tit* •» M eotilml of Hit peri etif "f the Iii4 « 1 M uI’ll. 1 o m M l • r <ii. was at least yr.n i-t • •nth r enf of ihe c isi'lme t.is t fit • fiiu'lit rather than the III •!" i- I" of the hand', of the State It" id In Club Mr M. H » t. f I' lleved to be, and Hint tie liu.l pattnien! and nutting it in the i m i 1,111»< , 1, \ , tt Mrs, \\ 14 1*1 K Mli v rnilie here alone on a Ims, this Ifol ol the i irlmis einmti comm lb. »"riti i i ll* • ul Mi S m imu jacciisatiun was dropped slops thrriughnut the state .mi. . I Hr . d-Htl'l ||tl’ I i S' *1<" •*V HIIII I "The present method is u.i'lef ‘••Ith m> (»'li4 i * nf tl»* p I* I bib ill • >'• ll" I ■ Hm* IHIIIt'Vt. 11. lh* it t Iri i miyIim-i (t'lft iril’h ll,.. ■ road', heller and cheaper Hum ii I ■""I *li i. t 1' H l InfffrFin •ictifi | i•res | it ! || IdHlt of Slate doe* nnd make our Co in' MitlU"'. " l>t|H'lui-ti>| ' •1*1- J vhmtpt \k i road dollar gh farther I am again t •, 'III m ilfMvi.lt. f ...... il. • tn M|e*1st 1 Hi,- t..' tl PlIi sviteiri of letting the Si ■r. ||l ti’l • i| x||| •' •’,,1 \t ig,S*Is I >ll Hoad Department throw away o if. ,i 1,1 I 11|t •'*'*• l, I f a f f 11 * • «11 ” I *’**•• ■ Nt money Imllding en-tly lint pnoiU 1Miinm i l< tin fnr fl * I'Ini*«»*•!t»* In ; h | p ' cotiitriu'lrd mails." *41 The Rev. J. E. M< K"d"v noWi»*•■#•*»'«» | *nf \ • rwit v in M.4in I.i f"ll..iMm.1 pit..i It Citing the example of the I..i4 nm|ivl. tor, of Ihe First M'IIiimIIsI i kr'(>(i|iii|f < | pi 1 11 4S|(111H t Church, apeak ing h"fnt Ho mem­ Mary road nn which $:io III v . fill r« l i t 1f'T f r i 'fn I :i*il W 111! i• u f iiiiii'*! i'n 11 ft itin* » I 'I ..... ber* of the Ktwnnf* * l"l> nt ll"’ M’enI in IP.'l hr build mile and 'I n* ffifvn'Ioti Aim*' Hinnltimr lhf» in tin* m .hf ilivi ■• ■ (M4*xI regular, weekly meeting ill the tfuurter of road, and 47.7ot «... *'hih f»>r it* ’t*rNiiM< tn liru'lnr llll. toilav todnv called ciilled upon •pent in IH52 to repair II. Mi •Hi* !»■II ill f’ht Yacht ‘C Club •iiiir, il wbvi <« yi'lir, lilt* #*ff ft 4 (|( , II M. •ill *. cuch member of the ivie.i <>r- Snenrer expressed confidence th.ii ri*vrnlftl iKfit l In* «lull rnllff tuil (•hlllt Hill M 11f Ins* ' •■44 .1 i*f iNri unniralion to think of tl" bdieri'Ot Ihe County could build such road tfi'?itw nn fImi -li»v. privileges of Ameilrnn 'M idi'*n. better nod more cheaply than il Mlw I'lixif lutin' Smith, mill* liiiiiL I!, ti Ktli ifrii-k (• i'H ul* vii ir in* '.icoi iiful i i "Wo generwlly think "f under­ .Sliilo does with federal aid fhnirnmn. r*'p»'rl« tl u ImIhI i.f $ |ti i: t i i M .1 1‘ privileged children n» th".e Inck. The motion for requesting ttn •pf*nt iliulnr the lift f mimlli fm Diif(iii h•nit lift a ^ 'S C ftV B u S K 8""“’ e g ® ■Mchi'.im opened the enideieut'r with .nine ideas wtilili he said lie had jot Ied down on Ids years m office II said he was deepli Cl'ateliil lo| the complete toy,ills which had evisted hetween himself as lie id uf the state Department .md t'resident Ttutii in. For Hie recline of Seerelarv des iguale John Foster Indie, \eheson 'aid he was asklmi sunn 'tiling he sond goodwill nod a fall ehatiee 1 lie a! n fuhl i t pni Irr w mil tu think !• Ills nf hi* s ittfNsi.r if Mitfifi IillM'N I hi* m a tifmiii sfi tf iirt ■■rt ill' t»• hi- itfhfiij lltr•• Htf i t ’:*MttF n IT ImT.iii vI' It.ulll inn i Ft l.l il .itli | IllallClII ill.ill I’ Over Road Fund.0* tret co t-. New \ oi k and attend a to lie *eo hv frieriii II" n Vvith stealing trom tho trailer of the girl’s relatives The gypsy camp is In Semmntp County Miss Mitchell agreed to return after a visit here from her tun enls anil Ihreu other lelatlVes Tho two enmo hero separately siuirtly lujoro Cixthlmns p/ler meeting tn Florida They !»• came acounlntcd when t audill -= a No. h As-.iH'lillril I'le-.* I f.M ill \\ iri* i: 11 1 11 • ■*11 *»\v G it 1 1;tf k \ < n il ............ ' km l I . l .1 tin. .i'G i>' " ii'it >'»■ \ l i i i| ..I \ i. "'I'll '!• I i I I I'lie President ignored a 3 to 1 Mu wiHiin Ills council of ccnnomlc "l\ cr. which, it developed, has ■I «agreed on the outlook for doH Hlon In Ihe next three years hci itclerue sgiemling lx due to III* k olf I'hc clash was disclosed In the cnmicil's economic rcylew. Mint in fjfngrcss along with the wiille Mum c message chairm an Leon IC. '"hug and the newest msmi!"licii c Turner, colled for it 'ii private and government n'cs to prevent possible |msl'■ iincmploymcnl and slack ' ' fiom spinning Into "a . 1 'mis deflationary sp ira l" ' hall mail John li (’lark '■d Ia 1 11v and lerscly He no business condition i li ■- he said in a footnole, i tmli are "Ihrealenmg enough (o ' ’inii i' new counter ileil,itiunary a '" ’u liy Ihe government " ' 'n k refused In help draft two "i i haplers of Ihe advisers' re­ ef in which Ills colleagues api t ' ed 'he hazard, as Ihey see » ii .* * i »■ Its* 1*4 M.m rMl.'itiiP nut i*i « tiitf tif hi effect f tit. r i In- I I ill }j •* Hiai 11‘ii* ul * A.4‘ I !!•• u it il 4• I-. fill II I"" ■ aft, r I dl'ipped ■t I' I Hill'll It ii M>.- I. I I ’lig f | ..lit l\ Ilf lit, -.44,1 iti« 1*1111* Al lcrnoon Parking On Wednesdays To He ‘Out* Hereafter ',1 (if i 44 Miiflitursl f -f ■i if) U'l'tl'tMiliir ri ftrT"• t *'If*ilYtli|t»r II*>\ t vi'I*• It,, pollr'f* ■« f* lt«*v <• Williiimi nrmi>unt*eil H t ' liei'i. ll" pniilici' of th" H I i.'iuii Inirnt to allow freo " i " nl mill is no Wednesday •. . iis..-ii In i leimr tl'" i"nso,i for the nrCl'i.-f Williams said. "In tho ....... . wlien Hi" -ini i'ii are dosed, u " l murk lli- oi (cheek viola’ • • hut In the .viator when tho '"• * til" open, tli'ie is Ho special ii fm mil min king them.** H. -aid tlif new tvpe envelop*• I leing it-•■<I fm violations Is M'"U " la g ’ t (lies i t il'JM'.l I ll" ' 1! 4I I I'fll t i • oof a "i-ni'ii i"M|nmsa" and "I . I. |H f1. •hf» Yiu*M Mul. with IH Member * Dr. (iiivner Installed fl I (I 11 ,t tin' " "s*. e ii lot iif argil....... " Fifteen of tin- new llckota present. iccelveil in the mail today. Medical Society Head Ill'll Hie new tieki't, all th« vioI n n i c L l I ts S i m ; 1 1 * 11, 1••, t . .1* to do i . inclose the tieW.W.AHmitn. Fornu*r Ilr, W i'li' II. I,'iiMint' Wli’4 In I ill • iii v amount in ltn- envelops In A I tv I K s ’ M e e t i n g " ivliur TsOchI Resident, DIch ml u« the in vv pi • uh’h! nf thi Ids film anil drop the eavoSfiiilimli’ t'minly M» *11'ul Sm ii 'v I-it..- in Cm ni’arest mail box. lit n ifiif't I m k iif t i f Jhii'h'l v Iif hi ( 1 . 1 , .1 u 'i-M ,.f VViIHii iii II, A11ttm it, 11, m fnrmei’ \ total of $il 70 was nicked up I .... i:ik- i■ 'lino'* from milking meters vrsri*Fldeni nf .S/inford for If* yinm, IiihI iiiuhl nt th<- S'nnfonl ( lint*, Co. i I (Itlinri tilkililf of fill* w**ie hr, rti i. w ill i th, r ii'ifiiu h "lav. Chief William* said, which die«| in lip* Flnridii Knit Cnnut i oiei't """H to the March of Dimes cam* IldHpltnl In St* AiiifimtliK* nl I : ir» 11 iui v Z Hilthv n • vh**» pifdihM ; Tliui's'lin i1 'ii,- in *, hr. I’iniik hO'lhlumn, .ifiiH im luo nf II t......| , l ' h will 1'iiiiMi to fight imiIIo. n,tn. yniteiilriy aftnr » m in m. * .1 1 4 # hi iff ill- 11 ni§JlH * ••ftMill nr. and llie hniiril iif ei'ii *'F(m i.l' Hint" Elk • ' ....inti,in All dimes which are placed In '. ic*,t ’ I Ht.i i" i 11 t*tn, v, no inn king meters nl " being eontrlMr. Allman was „ conductor for V,' ‘ . ' T ' " Mm f gun |,,,rl<'and' lmir In. miiim • it I" liiited to this cans*. Meters will the Kn't Const Itnilrond nnd Imd .'/.'"i’ ' "1 F. McDaolel. i A chick* li lll'l ilt'i-'l" sII[1, 1. I' w ill itlluw dimes to drop Into lh* coin made Ids home in Jock son vi 11" for T. Mtivoc Itundull f'luise appear'd h" served ' * > tt-.'H t p, rn witli ttie l.ox but will not register any time the i past H) years. V While ”in■ Run- hefore Die group and talked on the meeting following nt MUM) ii. in. for them. ford he operated the Allman (no- , . ’ A t.nrt srlie.luicl at tin. jural Sticker* have been nlnrnl on all eery nt West Thirteenth HI re e l 1 "cotlog i" !!” ...! problem* “ encountered by ■lull for H'i' imIhv while the inntnlllb" Kill meters to inform motorists and Kouthwest Hoad. He wa* horn the city in the proposed Installa­ nliori of the new iiult-,ut Ktssliti"f tins method (.f eontrihutlnr to Oct, 2H, ItMiti in Osteen and attend­ tion of Ihe new system and indit'd will t"> held Jim "I uoder th" lb" ill Ice Dick llealv Is th* local ed (Uinliimlo High Heliool in Han­ for the doctor’s opinions from n ntC" *|ioosnr<hi)i of ()i lun '.i I -itlae No. "hull mao of the Mardi of Dimsa ford, meiliral stun>1point on the iiiied nf 107U. • iimoulgn. He w i l l a member of the First n d i<P"Mil plant. 4;i«ht new milking meters wer# Methodist Church of Jaekaonville Dr. It. L. Hark* wa* elected a* being installed this murnlng on and of the Rrotherlmod of Ituil- a delegate lo thu slute convention lit Seminole Emnity Ituml Avenue, which run* north off road Trainmen. to ho In-Id lit Hollywood In t|u> near First Street, ami consideration ll Men ra re D rafting being Surviving are the widow nnd one future with Dr. J. Clifford lioyee made for placing »ev*n m ors *on, Rolirrt of Jaek*onvill«| till being elected a* nn nlternnlo. on Commercial Avenue, between parent*, Mr. and Mra, Wesley All­ A medical film mud" nt the Ln* Tim Heinioole Comity draft board man and ono brother Tilt* Allman hey Clinic In Ronton, Mass, was sent 43 men to Jacksonville this I loo.) und Dark Avenue*. of Knnford. shown lo tho group and a new un* morning for pre-induction physi­ Services will he held a t Rri**on I'llrfltion for membership in th" cal examinations, Seleetlve .Serv­ Funeral Home at 3:00 nm . Sunday fioeloty wn* referred to the hoard ice Clerk K. li. Carter reported to­ MOVIRLAND wllh Rev. J. E. McKinley offl- of censors. Dr. 1. W. Muir was wel­ day. it wn* ttu. largest grouii of men elating and burial will ho made in comed ii* a now member. "The Hell" Of New YovV* Sta rt 0:30 • 0:30 - 8:18 last Oatccn Cemetery. Those attending the meeting sent far pre-linluctmn iihyslcnls feature 8:34 w«r» Dr. Hll»hy, Dr. Mrllnnli'l. Dr, fiom Hemlnoln Countv sine* the R irz Qulllmnn, Dr. Muruun, Dr. Muir, Selactivu Service system was last COUNTY COURT Tho docket wa* Bounded yester­ Dr. J, N. Tolnr, Dr. Garner,’ Dr, reorganized In 1H1H, Mr. Carter "Fearlee* Fagan** stated. Charles L. Dark, Dr. Edwin En1:00 - 2:44 . 4:28 . 8:18 • TlM day from the January term of County Court and court Immodlatv- ateoln, D. (talks, Dr. I,canard Mini- The name* of thu 43 mm were 0:40 not disclosed. sun, anil Dr. F. A. Smith as gueat. ly waa recessed until Fob. 18, i , ,, Movie Tim© Table V h: v.i V U L — ■ - - - - .w>< - --1- '■* f - t \ ‘ - J S P . J �** Trade, Not Aid HaM tiniri i> ita«i _ aa tartar — aa* Sew Ba«ar4ar* fat —™-".«■■ * Saw Tear* 111 Moaaalla A t t i t t aeraad Hi m Matlrr IBIi, at Ifce Ph i OIDm PUrlta, aarier Ik# A t • I Marek a. 1ST*. NMI.U1II I. Ill:** Kdttar tiMMiion iii : a * naalaaaa Msaaatr „ a c n a t M irn o * h a t h * ■ r ca re t” ...................................... • .U i.aa T»r« Haalba • « Maaik. .... Ml Owe T#a» ...... ri.ua _»a»«arp satires, rarS. “ f 3 i K , resalallaaa aa* aallraa a *0|m>ewtwaa*wI fa# Ik# m i h h a ralataw fsads. nil) k# rka,a»a I. *1 regalar *f»nl»l*a rat*#. Ilfirn fR tN * « ti.« i||r ^ - r r . s x . 'r w *— » <1tf »■! m. U i k nr | s MaraId <> ■ awaiktr at 7i . WEMHWPAV JAN. If. t i l l TODAY’* fWll,K~VBR«m“ Tnare la soma fraud and more •Janfer In dapending on the occult. Eft, Wf,v Denplte many hnmflcntm jront-wnr GcrmHny In moving •lowly hntl pninfully townrti recovery. The Intent accomplish­ m ent In Ciormnny'n favor In the d ra ftin g of a plan which will jwrm it the operation of nn Internal Germ an airline with a fleet of twelve planes linking novcrnl largo Went Gorman cities. A fter World W ar II many of the vlctorioun powern were determ ined to nuppremt German nvfatlon forever. The new plan Indiniten th a t a t leant nemo of Germtiny’n form er encmlcn have realized th at thin would bo nn unrcnllntlc policy which would bo detrim ental to the rehabilitation of Germany ulong peaceful linen. The plnncn ncccnnnry for the operation of the proponed airline would probably he purchnned in B ritain or In the United Staten. Hut to make nuch purchnncn thu Gcrmnnn will hnve to have money and there can be only two placen from which th a t money can come. It munt cither bo rained In the form of old from the United Staten, already over­ burdened with contrihutlonn to Kuropcnn recovery, or from trade between Germany and tho Went. A h the world leader In commerce on well nn In m ilitary m attern the miccenn nr failure of any trade program will del>end to h great extent on the United Staten. Many promin­ ent world Icatlern, Including Wlnnton Churchill, have linked for Am erican cmpImniH on trade ra th e r than aid In our relatlonnhlpH with Kurnpe. Our new Congrcnn In economy minded. By taklryi every posnlble ntep to encourage trade It can evontuolly remove nomo of the prenniue tor old which Ktirojieann havo exerted in the Innt neven yearn. llf" need* "® "urh l i v S u a i V : T l . '^ 'd hV th m - America ni iiwnd more money on public icmini* ilian any oilier na­ tion on earth But we lometimei wonder whether the cuurtei of •tudiei generally taught ate all that Ihey ihould lie. In Prjnceii Anne. Md, a mathematics teacher initi{“•** • eohne in "po.tnlfice'' In help 12 year old icventh graderi overcome their inliiliitlcma". The achooi board, however, did not en­ tirety agree with him on the need for such a coune, ami now lie it looking for another job. Something of the problems of Semtnola County ichooli can be gleaned from the fad that the whila enrollment liai increaied from 2742 hit year to 3,032 at the preienl time, according to Su­ perintendent Milwre who ipolie at the Rotary Club Monday. In the Lyman ichool the enrollment liai increaied from 332 to ft35 In the lait five yean, while over-crowding in all Negro ichooli it reported ai aven more tariout than in the while ichooli. Seminole County can bor­ row about a million dollar* lor new conitiuclion under Ibe recently en­ acted ichool amendment, hut even a mijlion dollar* will net go far in thcie timej toward ,relieving our preienl overcrowded condition!. Roadi. ichooli, hoipitali, tewert. water, all comtilute the problem of a growing community. All coil money. A million dallari for ichooli, MOO.OOO for a hoipital. two millinn doilan (nr icwen, no telling how much for roadi, or for water worVi. It iremi like a lot of money. But it ii the inevitable de­ mand of a growing community. New people help pay the hill* for new roadi. new k IiooIi and new hoipital*. The optimiil looka at the new building and lav*, "What a fine building I What a big ■wet to our town!" The pcaahnlit aayt, "Look at how much it coil!' Everything worthwhile coiti minething. Would vou rather live in 1 community which doea not have roadi, ichool* end hoipital*) One of Sanford* moit prominent citium, a format mayor and mu of a pioneer merchant, math hi* fata on one of Central Florid*’* over­ crowded. incraaiingly dangerou* highway*. Vivian Spier aarved on the City Commiiaion bom 1929 to 1936, a part of the trma a* mayor whila tha City was going through thw Wringer nrcriihated by the fabutmik antic* of the boom. He look • leading part in implementhii aawtr project*, si badly needed ihtb i t now. in improving water facQkifi, and moat ol all fn driving the rafaadiag program which Sanford would have hopelcitfy tunk under an ayie U of bond* and mtereat pay. In doing thla ho frady gave of hh pemonal lime And «f* i than la cuatonUrily txptcftd any pgbjic official. THEByWORLD TODAY IAMB* MARLOW MARK 500-YEAR SPAN IN PRINTING WASHINGTON (JT—If Um attorney geoarat. Herbert Brow ncll Jr., ytll* ''Ouch" when ho Hep* Into of ft co next week. It may bo from tho hot foot hi* prede­ cessor gave him. fn fact the retiring attorney gen­ eral, Jam es P. McOranery, tn an Interesting burst of energy, haa set the whole Justice Department ablate with a big and brand now batch nl Investigation* and legal actions. For a man In bis Job only about eight months. McOranery m ar have established a record for get­ ting things started. But, ilnee bo won't be around after next Tueaday's inauguration, it will be Brow­ nell's job tn finish what McOranery began. At least McOranery can alway* aay, If only to himself. "Well, I guess I showed them ." Ills ac­ tivity had been contrary to tho predictions of some congressional critics of the Truman adminiatralinn. They expected, out loud, that Me Granery would Just rock along elecllon anyway. But ho liai off like a man who expected _ Democrat* to win the election. When Ihey lost, he kept right on going as If they had won. McOranery. who gave up a lifttime federal Judgeship to take over the Justice Department last spring, began by accepting the resigna­ tions of some of the highest de­ partment officials. Then he went on tn Investiga­ tions, aqj 11rust suits, Indictments against some former Inn Internal revenue official* anti actions to dtnaturallre more than 100 underwnrld nllcni. The McOranery energy waa a contrast In the regime of the man he followed, J. Howard Mcflralh, whnm Truman fired last April. Under McGrath the Justice Dc parlnieid had become a shooting gallery for Truman critics who wanted tn know why the attorney general wasn't a tittle busier look­ ing for corruption In government. McGrath called In a New York lawyer, Ncwhold Morris, aa a spei nl Investigntor. Not the most tactful of men, Morris began hli brief Washing­ ton carrer by announcing he would Investigate the Justice Department first. Me (olluwed this wlfh *n st tempt tn make Justice Department lawyers reveal the source* ol tneir Income, outside their government salary McGrath immediately fired him That was when Truman fired McGrath and called In McGranery. McOranery look care of Die problem of outside Income, or at least tried, lie put a flat nan on outside law practice by depart­ ment attorneys. Thli la tha original Outenborg pr«i«, along with llb to ho prlntad. Mystery In Stone Illnloriann have long lieen my nil fled by the meaning of a net of Inltlaln Inncrllicd on Sponlnh Rock which ovcrlookn tho ocean on the nmith nhore of Bermuda. Along with the Inltlaln In the dale |f»4il. There In evidence thnt Snanlnh nhlpn may hnve reached Bermuda iilmut th a t date and, while it In not documented, name believe t hut the Initial* may he thone of the Spanlnh explorer Theodore Fernando Camclo. There ncomn t«» bo a compulnlon In men to leave their I raced in placen where they havo traveled. During World W ar !I tho mark of the uhiquitoun "K llroy" wan made In mnny far off Inndn. American Gfn wrote tho name In chalk, or cut the lettern on wooden walls, on the trunkn of treen, or even traced it In the fronh cement In tho m anner of nmnll Imyn. W herever the Americium went nnmoonc wan hound to leave the cryptic mennngo "Kllroy wan hero." No one knew who "Kllroy" wan or junt w hat ntarted the fad of mlverllning hin vlnlta. I’erhitpn In neveral hundred yearn ntudentn of hintory will penme Home of the rtilnn we men of tndny managed to make with our warn. Surely they will find the trnren of "K llroy” and wonder who ho wan and how he mannged to bo In no mnny plnecn a t once. To theae far off nbnervern it may even neem th a t he wan nomo dread angel of dcntructlnn. Whone inltlaln are carved on the rock In Bermuda? The lient unnwer we can ever hope for would la* mero conjecture. Only one thing In known— th a t they were left by an ndventtiroun man who had ventured fur from the nnfety of hln own firenldo. Answers Too Easy Some (iiientlonn life no ohvlmm th at they need not have been put. Stalin lately annwom! Iiujulrien from Jamen Hea­ ton, a New York newnpaper man. one of which wim "Do you believe war to be Inevitable?” Naturnlly Stalin mild, "Ny." Ttad he nald anything nine, it would have lieen nractically a declaration of liontllltlen. The United Staten would have been jiintified in mobilizing itn forcca, ready for an immediate emergency. Actually he mild that he rtill thought th a t iwaec wan ponnlble. Thin thrown no light on hln nccret intentlnna, and nhmild not lie altoweil to lull the Wcnturii world lulu a feel­ ing of fulne necurity, It’n a good Idea not to accept enny annwera at face value, but to think down Into them a little. If they are wntnd, th n t’n giH»d. If not, It'n well to nmllze It In time. Kivu seaman apprentices rrpurl­ ed aboard NAAH this week frum Halnhrldge, Md. where they rumluted their ' noot" training. trangrly enough, all five men hnll from the state of New York. They a rti Hunald A. Hrlrnsky, Jark A. Clem. Uclnhardt Jackson, Vllo It. Novlclll, and John It. Huydam, Although Vllo Nuvlelll waa l*orn In New York, he anon moved l« Italy where hi* parent* atlll reaide. Vltn returned to the II. H. In HMO after spending moat of hi* life In Italy. France and Hpnln. He •peak* Italian fluently and i* qual­ ified aa an Interpreter of French and Hpanlih. Cloyd B. Seaton, aeatnan ap­ prentice of the Station Peraonnel Office awoke Sunday morning with a tarrlfle pain In nl* aide. Ha went to th« diapenaary and. upon examination, It waa found he wa* aufferln* from an attack of ap­ pendicitis. lie waa Immediately ruahed to the Naval Hospital h Jacksonville by plane. Aa yet. nc word haa been received a t to how he la getting along. Thoaa of you Who a r t friends of Cloyd may B and Hubert K. Jones reported to NAAH for duty. Herring rlslm* Ferry, FIs. ss his home town while Jones hulls from Titusville, Herring Is a coinmisiaryman third class and reported here from • en doty. He 1ms hern assigned to the Hupply Department and will work In the Galley a* a conk. Jones Is a chief aviation ma­ chinist's main and ram* to Hanlord from Key Waal. Ills wlf* Is the former Miss tlestrlcn Johns whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johns, resid* at gst North Lemon Avenue In Titusville. He has been assigned to the Public Work* Drpnriment and will work in the Transportation Division. J a m y K. Powell, hospital corpsman first .-lass relumed from leave Monday morning, Ho iald he enjoyed tho stay at his homo In Glnrksvlllo, (la, nut he ramo across some road* covered with kn on hla way back to Florida which made the driving slow and dangerous. Other men to report hack to NAAfl for duly after spending leave* at home with their families and frlendi ar* Charlee L. Felhlngar, John C. Blvko. Max E. Rich­ ardson, and Donald Audui. All four men went far up into yankee■•ml whore winUr mean* below V ail m adam prat* of today from which now ipaport roll •ndlsiily, N ATIONAl MINTtNO WltK, Jan. 11-17 -imttliiM* line »t th(< wurlil's moil vital dcvrlopint'hls, mnvultlo typn, an Invention Rrnerally creillleil tn Johann (tutrnherg. a 13th century printer of Mainz Ger­ many. lteforti. book pairs were luhnrloo,|y rul out ol wood. • iloulo block for each pngr. In the five ccnturlr, which followed Gulrnbrrn, his lirnpte press bcntnie an Inlrlrato, Otrgantuaii monster which can print mUlloni of entire newspaper* In hours and which costs liundrrtli of thousand of dollars. (Cealral I ’m , AnorlnltmiJ Rod Crown Seeking ConHcrvation Group To Meet In Orlundo AsHt. Field DlrcctorH The annum mretlni? of I he Flor­ ida Chapter of the Hull Conaervntlon Hncletv of Amcrlrn will ho held In Orlando, Florida, at thu Angehllt Hotel .Inn. 21-21, accord­ ing to Gnyle Diamond of Orlando who Is in charge of arrange­ ment*. Featured on Frldny uflcrnonn * progrnm will lie ii panel dl<<co«sl<m un Conservullnii Education. The nonet will Include outstanding lenders In Conservation Education front nil over Florhln. Ilighllght of the twn-dnv M-ssbui will fir the annual banquet uu F ri­ day night, Mr. VVillinm M. FIftchl, Dim-tor «f the Florida Agricul­ tural Experiment Ntnilons will net a# Inentmnstrr. Diamond siild (hat the meeting In expected to Hllrnet citrus grow­ ers, cattlemen, rcprrscntnllvcs of fertiliser companies, fnrenl Indus­ trie*, farm machinery and equip­ ment dealers, teachers, hnlikera, educators, nud nrufesslnnal soil conservationists rinm all srctlnns of Florida. will lie dancing, refresliineiita ajtd a special show In help you rnjny tho evening. It will h» fun fer all and all for fun so don't ndss It, That'a Fiiduy evening al your Na­ vy Center. Sanford Forum Editor Hanford Herald. A call Is being made hv the Hanford. Florida Amet lean Red Cross for assistant Dear flirt field directors, recreation wnrkera and service personnel tu fill posi­ Throughout the year this office tions at military Installations and malls releasee about Florida Agri­ a t military nnd service hospitals, culture to newspaoers. Naturally we do not expect all Ml*. Velnm Gonxalea, executive s.Tletnry of the local ARC chap­ nf them, to bo used. A* a m atter nf fart we are extremely grateful ter, aimuunccd today. If .mlv mm a venr Is nrlntrd. According to a letter from W. An analysis nf our rlipplng \VY Jefferson, manager of the serviro for 1032 revealed that Himlhfastern Aren of the AHC, newspapers, ss a whole, were Atlanta, to Raymond l.unilquist, very kind to Ihe Farm Hurraii. local chapter chairman, (here is n, Home, nf course, printed mure 'illh n l shortage In the 1..ri for releases Ihnn others. Our record* S \K (Sr.vice for Arnied Forces) chow that vuur newspaper la both in the Hulled Stoics nml nnmntr the ten dallies which carrthroi.il. AssUlunt field directors the mn-t news stories alxiut nnd service personnel arc needed tied Bureau during 1052. milltniv luMnllntlnns nnd as. theTheFarm ten, nlnhalietlraily. are; -l-ctnnt field dirteturs nnd rccrea- F—l Mv»r* Pressj Gslnestonal workers are needed In serv­ elite Hun; News Jarksnnvllls Times ice and military hospitals. I'nlon; Orlando Henllnel Htar; Anyone inlrreMrd In the HAFj Panama Gllv New.llsratdi PenpMigrnm, Mrs. Goiisales mid, must ■scots New# Journal! Hanford Inf wilting nod able to serve nvrr* Herald; Tallahassee Democrat; sms al anytime. Additional Infnr- Tampa Morning Tribune! Weal rnathm roncerntng the posIHom, r*hn flearh Post Times m ay be arc neenred nt the local chapFor this splendid cooperation U t Hfllre, lelepholtn | HO, wr env thanks In behalf nf onr I.I.44H farm families throughout Ruwnit, an sheikdom at the head Florida. Hlnerrelv. nP the I'orsl Persian Gulf with n popula­ Mu»h Watera. ' tion of 170,000, has proved reserve* nf 10 billion barrels of nil. half (hot Director of information, tho .......... United State*. .•I th Florida Farm Bureau, TOO. We Specialize In of WEDDINGS anil Highest Ben I or Inn ({utility of New and SontclbinK For the Obi Raymond Studio Fred Klmhner, Fhnlograplirr Phone 104.1 Hanford, Florida R ugged, D e p e n d a b le TIRES g o o d / y e a r rtu tm *wo uaii old till s oo ■is MAtATHON Frlcsd to p l a a t t your pockalbook . , , built for l-O-N-O, dapandabla •arvlca — a root bulky with planty of tough Iraad for quicker stop* a n d ita rlit extra traction on all rood*. Drive In ond *•• l» ~ o n d ou'll drive out an the now ruggad larothon by Ooodyaarl t NO MONIY DOWN AS UTTLI AS 1.SS A WIIK | MARATHON TRUCK T R IM tnu* TAM 1111* 00X1* , OUT IAIIMO f astia t.ailUa and *v*n at the friendly D'lfl l * Mtf fill fh r lu t f mir»*j •r * ■\ h ftr , ##|* | r « ilr i * im ! v it p m r r i r YOUR HOME EtECTHMUYI SVRVINO l i t ! CU8TOKER8 FROM THM IrOCATlON FOR TH E l*A8T 25 YEARS! a u tn o m u s m a im Ualng alectrk range* and Ipol heoter* to GENERAL • fuseiWbttaww • •- ■ • m im k . *1 HwBMRMMBBiSasaaEBe m • Tough, <eul-*uestsg, .*• ilitsnl la hser and b.uhlngl • Thlih, wld* Irsad anursi tangs, waad O D##p nal.had .lb baud far Florida home* - mmlci* to solve every problem H hew low-paym ent R t'crmi to fit any bud- ^ cel - don't take chancca with health and comfort - acr your. Qil ’Houfc Heating dealer, now! t- c>u r o u n s Taste CT-U1WT-" r ’**-« '‘'A 1friend of owe* In comma*ting City', near Mmtrlal edwb _ .■pax'Ki Educated P h o to g n tp h a fCMMI* DO/rM W / Port rails Copies Trwtk S v a i r i / S £ 4 / tM X r/ Finest M naterly Mnile f IUCTRIC tH ra m s m T O H •; . �' mm OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mrs. Baker Honors Medical Auxiliary Daughter-In-Law Has Regular Meeting Plana Arc Completed David Peralta (liven ; T,,c santoro nnui.n ll,‘' For Benefit Party 11th Birthday Party " r'1 Jnn “ • ,9M PERSONALS F'lilill! jtltllk A r | f i •lllll I- I ' d i i l l i j i n l F*-| .ill I " l* h*.|n<ft I - i l „ , t . _„ ... The Woman's Auxiliary to the i W. Bai.ei eiilei tlined MI'm. I »i\. Basham Are L I lliif f h r v W ilt *1 11* s'**lit THURSDAY Catmsta party at 8:00 p.m. at the County Medical Society In Mrs IlItjM f<«i III** nti, •i i |*l Mill Ul i-J* • Ilk" «"li<Wrfil li In) t lltt.i • v, ill. t 11 t i .1 eveiliin’ at 8.110 o'clock bull, ill Ht« Hit if i it 11*jl»•I in Aicmf ( kill,i t.i (i<ii Jik t..-«»k‘i ......... . Ilk |f | i ) vn i li\ lu" Hint k ff ' l l Seminole Chspler Nit. 2 , OEH. Parish llous*. The piddle is cor- M,*( |u*t riIkHt at the office of Ur. orilig In i daughter in law. Mrs. With Party Ih tvtoim l i n n It, II meet at the Masonic Halt at tlinllv Invited to attend this y rHltk Qulllman, 11.1 Palmetto m I nil F I iiln v lu vM l»s. y'1 \l II V‘ M. F f i i i l f n n il M n ifilm til 11 ........... linker with a bridge party event, proceeds from which will Avenue, with Mrs. T. F. McUanlel Joe n .u vn u m ? g i i f s t i w i t p 11111 i f -*1 30 p.m. Chupter of H mI\ I ' m i k t ji »in|*nl F iit*inU u ill ht* m irry (.» Im it i riuifi h. n,c iitaM* - it mu It .it (nr The Seminole County Teacher * go to the church. Guests are asked presiding over the business meet­ at her home nt f>2 I Plumosa Price MI! K. True en tertain eil rei» in . to f lic i V i n l t ii F ^daral Credit Union will meet at to bring th d r own playing cards. ing. Uniitine business was conduct­ in San Lanin. Lovely arrange­ flint Mm . It. k IlntilUo'i i ill ;i»nl I hi' tlM'i t iIMT ■f flu I t oil M * .| •, ' tit LMMU l i t i u k \ \ t iiip * i,t I \ nt b-’i l a t e M ary home ments of vnt (•colored gladioli rillorvil tin* r*‘in:ihl I iiiiit I i ' uii Mr * 0 p.in. to lie followed with a -b no i n f - i mat co ffee honoring f hr ||f »*il« of M* l'\ihi* I'M ii'M ', (iitin t'h w ini* i nit-Vt'il 4 utittt! Religious services will be held ed and announcement mode that were used in till’ living mum with itiurinl H«»~|iilnl v« ttfiihiN Feting of the .Seminole County by Congregation Belli Israel at •tlx- nest meeting would be n IBMfi MfigiifUst \ \ »*»*«*♦• . f it ) in inn w ith i •1 1.*i ■ ' Itfifiir ■’ i i . i i ilit'ig b t-'ts. M i-. K v e le tte D lx blight calm-lulu* on the dining itcher's Club at 8:00 p.m. 1 | ii r . u.nn iti’iu b and M rs, Jam e s 8:00 p.m. at the Jewish Community luncheon niceting. T il l' sl|t| Cl 11»1 I'M IT a*I | J ** V til l»v It i IIV t t illf \ . I .re S tm i k ir ,k n table. On the buffet was an nrrt .,.iH _ _ _ . I ' i '•mi m u * m u m vim an » r Mir*. \V It. \%’ 111i 11 111 * litiil Hi l*i*gm itf *4 tin 11 in ;i* t ‘ H i - nr 1 nf W a rie n s lo irg , Mo. The Sanford Grammar School f~i . n ‘t , . 'i fill K il l l i l r r l l 1% .fill'll, P o -1 dal frult The'monthly USO party will be business1' coffee and c « L wrw < j and taper*. ,,f v, Uow fru,t M" " ,v l,lf' f,M H«l'dgl.. S IIT mi<»‘ m i K i i-fw\ mt. I \ ji onnl Ibente was carried l- n r i r t llk r il n il III** Inu n ntnl »• irent-Teacher Association will ttml ,n""r*' , I w b . i . i b c v wen- ........, bceause f Tll|)l t In- ■’ *nt V M,. Iruftnnefik %ill t .1 •-., ii rangi ineiits of greens -Mt ini I',i set at the (irnmmar School at held at the Navy Center nt 8:30 nerved. ; Those attending were Mrs. MeBoring the evening several pro- of the dlm-ss of bn mother i'in 11<*h I n * »-t -* m u 1 " 1.. n*I,., ,1 tin- rooms. The tnltle v r r r f h ^ t r ik illr il «lui m g flu* .iM DO p.m. Edith Koyal ami mem- p. m. MONUAY i Daniel, Mrs. Daisy Knox, Mr*. , gresslons of bridge were enjoyed. fi otYt nnv tm ml» were noon nrnl Ih iv u l i u p h u I t r :m \ 11.mi «1 i»,-h refreshment* in of her dancing school will Mr*. Miirioiif I’ltcknid of lh* The Past Matron's Club, Order | Frank Quillmnn. Mrs. Harry Sil*- 1 After the scores were added the -■rve,| wu. 0 0 e n d with a linen M• • I • ■ if f " fr«»in hi* f in n t D esent a program to which the truil, Mich, a f it iMi't of hlehL prire was- awarded to Mrs. tills '■ I J * • It t of Eastern Star, will hold its an. by, Mrs. O. L. Park*, Mr*. Leonard Lt . it mo 1 cloth in the center of Tln*fn* iit v it r d (f* l*r va it h I»:»v .bile Is invited. I. Unborn Jr., second hlgli to Ftltlfot'1, h V!Ytl*fiir lil t *i *ti‘f • »»• »• n M »i I*I 'I 1 In, a , 1,-. huge while candle VMit* F t i l l V M llt - l i . k iit k li < fi I'The T. K. I- Class of the First mini chicken anil dumpling din Munson, Mr*. Charles I.. Park. M. Mrs I . *t> t fiutherie, and seteeno Mfi VVnh"f Kouf h. I Tt Ft If.tf / i f f '’ ■ ■ . t. .1 , i t l I n d l y . Presiding at n I In,. M f in r iin t . * 1 iplist Church will meet In the ner honoring the lunior t’a 'l Mi*. J. N Tolar and Mr*. L W. rirircs to Mis. Gerald Los sing and II, -cry .<■ was Mis James H«*H riu « ♦ \ j I" In i n,r M m ii* U rn) tt> m . If j i n ’* Ilona) ilulhling of the church Matron Mis. Tom McLain, and Muir. Mr- Rod' Sloan. I'll • HP' - III! t FMfi I III. Of- m,| Past Patron. Robert Cole, nl r .iili'V , I Itiifilv llt n hntn, I • »3:00 p.m. Mr*. C. K. Henton the A ilellfiou* swe.-t eourse was It . Ht -4 *V* | MM m . t Hr, af'.tu o o n a number ■n 11 mill W illm Mn ti n - !*• t ■t d her group , will serve, a* hos- the Masonic Temple at <1:30 p.m. Hemerocnllis Group • served Inter ill the evening ill \\"' ' 01 1 ' < 11 . in S n n fo iil and Lu k e \ t< I'l-t lilt it 11 ISC*. TUESDAY ......... attend. M,,'l"»'il 'In , . ailed v iiu f l»V M is , 1 I k v«| S tu n l i t' Meets At ___ Smith Home h"»• dinin,. The Countv Council of the SeThe flower show committee of »h w i f f i M r s . Milker w e r e M r s . Mrs. i \ Butt-son ttu,| Mis, nole Countv Home Hcmonstm- the Gnrden Club will meet ut Mrs. M. It. Smith and Ml** Finnk. Mebane J r of M{ Plvt- L tt« in Clubs will meet ut the Gen- 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Irving Fleis­ Ethel llisrr were hostesses for * m.«.«h Mrs. B ^ o rn , Mr*, t.ulhrle. JoH l'p li S ilU n t l.l^ .\< T f 11'tu rn Im liiv ft Min M:» tin gsi u h r i t* S P E C !A t. S A L E ! a Community House nt 10:30 cher. Mill Plumosa Drive, the regular meeting of the He« '"'nm*. Mrs. U*s- 11rf v v i %i t in | f i i "tn K }in i! m -1si r 1v*■■ 4, «■ A covered dish luncheon will The Woman’* Bible Class of the mrmcnlll* f ire ........ the Sanford Kenneth Berry. Mr*. held with the hostess dull First Baptist Churrh will meet In Garden Club held on FrhlnV night s l'..,n and the bo-less, Mi^f Miliiiim1 Ik itin-* Ium ip IN NIW 1UMI t r A? rvlng rhlcken pilau. . , the Educational Building at 7:30 the Smith home on Itosalin Ol ■ 19 Ul AR fO*MUlA tu iM ffl In f lifMii** m I'siU iflinH The Phllalhea Sunday School p, m. Hostesses will lie Mr*. ut Drive. Mr*. M. D. Bumgarner ’‘ I'f a f l f i iil t i' i tlm u tin* f i i i it<) tt 1 j » s of the First Baptist Church Eunice Dann, Mrs. It. It. Beck, conducted the meeting and report* N ih’v (iroup To Be *if ViviriM S d . i i Km \ 11■ mi L i\ nf H i meet at 8:00 p.m. at the home Mr*. Essie Wilson. Mrs. G. 8. Seltu niDtin Mrs. M. C. Stone, into East man, Mr*. Francis Stine, and Mr*. of standing committee* were Hntcrtiiinetl Friday $100 heard. The group voted to change 0. M. A. Chnncy. turlh Street. MIf Al CAHO I'MTlCKl their niotilhiv meeting from Hie # Mr nrnl Father's Night will be held by FHIDAT •ot omr , I I. . IIJ’ i*tu Jali it11) The Now ren ter will be th e ' Wiiybt Ii St. Mnrv's Chapter of Holy the Longwood Lyman School Pur second Friday of the month to f"t the reg tegular USD party 1ill M 'ittiiik fn-fii 44 VVi 1,| ,M.. nss Knlacopal Church will .pun- enl-Trache, A*»o. intloli at H:IK1 ( the second Thursdav at 7:30 p.m. sitting (ting for t h ,| 1hit IHtrf' \ i»Hf limit 41 I ' , a in , V ’ ' t ''t M* i II’| r a subscription bridge a n d p . m. In the school auditorium. A harllculture mu* was cm- on Frhl.iv night -at S in o'clock, j i1 P n il'- i i I, _ _ - “ oiq. ii »■ _ — ------ ducted hv Ml* Miriam \inup. Mr-, f, F Lane, i Halt man of en- 11IIIKm *1 . II 1 **ji♦■ Ul 1 u. Fi \ -lift iti 1 mIimi! I oriMtll t II" ■ t C u l l k ” l,i orngtiini cbnltman, following the teltiillimept, announced today. Mrs, ’ I ••11 - ' Nrw ^ I»j M*r ^ 11Y I 'I I I Ml | i|>, | Grammar School To business meeting. Those present Lane lias ar ranged an II net varie- Mii I" It,’-. II1 * I" til klk lit V <i IIr* k ( ft -t| Mi I. I P. • Mi-s Laura Chittenden, Miss tv show, and novelty dame* and -I'll 1 I |nm 'lliliti' TIV ft U-i- I I I ! f i*Isf. < i ' i t i-lt i" ji v i aft* , i I, See Dancing Program were Edna Chittenden. Mi«s lllser. Air*, j prises will lie awarded. She will be dll' ’• ir '1 Pink, Rnl I icy, ly VIBGINIA P, ANDKH80N Erie Vllilen. Mrs, C W. K rgle,' assisted by Mr- Bessie Greek, i j ’i mul \| i j i u Miik.i I 1 V|o’i hi n| yav' ' mu '*'"<illi Viimrit titi, Ititivi'i Iin ' l» l'i fill H Ilk*ill1 ,,f fi.im 'I i p.'tb ‘ ButA dancing program will lie pre­ Mrs. Bumgarner, Mr*. C. W. Mi*. H, C. lira Imm. Mrs, VV A. i fivi't dun A t tlutv l i i l \ i l he ’nti” In ■ 'll" t II i ltr«|. t'h Mrs. Ik. E. Brubaker. Mr* Cagle. Ml** Barbara Bigg* and i "'ei«en* llnmil. ............................ .............. Mr. and Mr*. Wendell Battle* sented hv Edith lloval and n i l esloin nls w i SliilCi \ir T,if, v tfi ! fltfIiumI Exeter. N. H were the guests student* of her duticing school on J. .1 I ate*. Mrs. N. B. Newsome. I Mi** Mary Jane Boyle. I. II 1 la i v e y 'I ’ — — her brother and sister-in-law. Thursday nt the meeting of tho Mrs Viniip. Sirs. II. E. Wiggins. Mm \ S S.tM of AfliHi'ii. liu vli.'li. .Mm .1. 1 l r. and Mr*. H. E. True over Sanford Grammiir Hcliool Parent- Mrs. Watson Reel and a guest h. B. Stowe Talks ro Ir f' HmImv f'M Minim )•ft• r .*'!»»mi** , M» 1 .1 \t , . . ,, , ... , e Jan. week end. going on | Xcoclier Assocltitliin The meet Mrs. Joe Chittenden nf Arlington, 1 »In \ •* vvttlk 11« I il l*, i ii |)t | I 1 ' Mi ' I: t II Ixora (tarden ( ira e 11'ht*rg 4*ii1V*'1I'lltiiTiil. “ Pvtersburgh, where they ing will ........................ be held ut 8:00 p.m. in va. St. Mi ntttl Mi s 1m I '«•«:t »^ % M i \ F V\ the Grammar School auditorium. an to .pend the winter. (f II111 fit flit'll Inl| 11I* K|| It It Hill 11ifllI M !'" IkMis•k 4 -I I M » Friend* of Mr*. J. I.. Humphrey The main feature of the pro- Mrs. Newman Hostess F It Stowe wa* the guest A v I'hin* I........ .. 1 li t \ II he sorry In hear that she gram will lie entitled "Snow T.I., „ 04 V n 0 1, V l n n k l n i * sneaker nl the regular meeting M»\ I* called to Heaver, West Vtr- Maldrn" which will lie presented \|. M it J i Vlii!lii“ V«i f« hiit 'd nla last Tuesday, due to the along with other Interesting num­ den Cluli held ol 3:30 Friday nt fttiljiv ! k lu*i •*•*m* in \ V it v r i * * ** r|ou» condition of her fnther. ber*. About 85 mitill* will par_M r - It. A. Newman ........wa* ho*- the home of Mr-. Hoy Greene. Jltccentlv, Mr*. J. I.. Bullard tlclpate In the event. The nubile j less for the regular meeting of St. Ii os lessee with Mis. Green** were ( u l lift* l v i-ititH * litt ■ !t|li)riitf i t*f1*1 *ttri 'ii !*» ' M* jui.I Mi Silted her sister, Mr*. A I.. is rordiallv invited to attend. i Ami'* Chapter of Holy Cro** M Mr- Fniiik I Woodruff III and V illi M1 1MS k ' l l . 1. It' Ilson and nlerr. Mr*. I Ln Isenna I Church held on Mnmtav | Mr- lialnlt llnv Mr Stowe bad I»* iiih - *rt- \ \ . 1 | 11 . u | kt Tk ♦ivlnr In Jacksonville. afternoon at !!:00 n.m Plans were ns Id- - ditcrt "I iind-eilping With Mi Ilf t* !l„ \% f« li*■-vi Friends of Mrs. G. E. SJohlom discussed at the meeting for the ^ Evergieens" nnd each meniber p in * i1 Mm 1««l ;l l« ’A , l , \ II bo sorrv to hear that the i* *ale nf fancy articles at tin* nest ^bnmeht evergreen specimen for’ nflned to her home, due to III*M | *J4t *1tl| I* meeting nf the group In be belli 'Idcntifirnlinn. I'i-'s , II T .. M. .in -1 M<, s •an. nl the home nf Mm. Vail Lovell. ] The business meeting was run- i u k I i F im » ' I 1»* I t TIlIIti S rl it. i M i i ' l l u i l- llki * lopvv Harrl* and danghlrr. MIrr till Imli{ i t « i n u t n l*i nn * Committee report* were heard, dueled |,V the vlre president. HIk VU t utitnr t <i\t I k 1| 1 slllll t ibv Harris of Bumpnss. Vn. ore T m -«ln\ (l m IN' ihi Those attending were Mr*. George Mrs. libit e Sony cm. In the ab- III i l k " 1lit1! 1 f lit Ilf 1' 1III IItVi* M BIRTH i I'uul a n litKi i m u I li|i in i iltlng Ihelr friend*. Mr. and ANNOUNCEMENT S w a r t x . M rs. S t . C l a i r W h i t e , .......... of tin tin- presidenl Mrs. Don- 1 Ini * F " i n ii m m*i nt I < "■ill I.....i|*«u'i t i'*I u 11 Ii II - ' bl rs. Herbert Lnmpert. M rP a u l C h e s t e r s n n , M m . S l e - tllil .Inm Rcfteshmcnl* were* (’onntv \ 11Min i ' cI f u r \ n liH n i Mins Gavle llurke, daughter of w art Brow n, Mr*. ,1 N . Uuliso n, servi-d nl I lie e lo .,, ,,f t ti ■ • tn j*L 1 Im 'V f tilth In ii ut I, i' I h m liu r uu <t> <maluflItiNf flu* rm <1 in u i M||" *rl'l I' -V| Vt)|*1111N A . and Mr*. W. P. Burke wa* Mrs. 11 I Cnnriellv, Mrs. D-uolhv ill’s* meel mg Tln i*e nttem llng 121?7 S u m ! Ii I c u n \ vi n m , \ I -si. i in I inli'il * f i" e guest of Mr. and Mr* C. A. Patter, Mt*. Lovell and Mr*. were Mrs Jam es T e rw llle g e r, M r*. w ill In 1 a fin u n i i ni iln- ' iliner In Orlando, the weekend Newman. W. II. S le n m e r. M r*. W illia m h, ImikI wt ml. ul - nn i 11’ I’ Jnn. 4’ jtush. Mr*. Ralph Denn. M ra., Moinlnv for N.m V,.rk « Hv to v, Mr. nnd Mr*. Leo llutner Jr. an­ HOI.I INS PLAY \S Iml \N. I!x|*f. I "t • • l Miss Hvlvla Smith of Tallaha*- nounced today tho birth of n D-nvIiis Htenslnirn, Mrs. McKav It bis wife befo,. porting -n I I. Iln* Mnnu m nl I ' m S I- ** WINTER PARK. (Special) — Trilluek, Mrs. Fr-sl Murray. Mr*, ft In Seattle, Wash. In t.'t»Vl* f»U e h a. been the guest of her daughter Martha Kllrahcth, weigh­ lend., Mr. ami Mr*. Frnnk Harl- ing ft Bis., 4 o n ., an Jan. 10 at the A cast of 31 was nnnaunceil Indtiv John Morgan, Mrs. David Gntrhel, duty in Korea He liail visited line la* fnllnWfil if Ii a - i fltu nniknn.f w, recently. Brownnl. General lluMpilol in Ft for the Jnn. 37 opening nf "Spring Mr*. Mervvn • Older, Mr* Wight wtib his |ilirufi' -4 fu i 1411111' t;-)>! Afr. and Mrs. Oscar Rchuck i'audurdale. Mr. a ml Mr*. llutner M rllrv. Mftii (L Hr Hiwfticiii J|%, 111|-|4 J hupk Ik nn cn'lHUHrr hnl- Ilf id their daughter and her bus- are making their home In Pom -' hi" V ..... . f,,r ,l’" ,,nl11'1'' c ">' Mrn Hmv. Mrs. Tom Mrro, Mm. nt ‘,»i, - kn »• n-l Nn tcriun llu-uilnl it. N. \ .ltd, Mr. and Mis. John Aiiller pnno Bench. i»| ' . .vit I 'In 1.1 Ik. Snuvun, M r 4, Won. I n i f f a nit V o * k u l i f i u i l l *1 • - ■ f tnlvtvuf I'*111• -I I W%\ , . . . „ I In- cast iueludes both mem- Mm. C lii^ n r, M ta . O x irr nrnl M ta . t r i e * 111 PllMIlH imti id daughters. Sharon, Do re no t n tun i* Mdel K i* - i * In-I Milt * ------- - ------------I hors o f the H ollins P la y e rs ami of M iiriu y wen* w H coiikm I i l l n .w , ^raiiiiiihf a ' k m u n I *n i v «•f H i in Hk*r "T . »* imi .'*• * jd Linda of Chamher*hurg. Pa. | „ -the Student Music Gull-1, co-spnn- m tfm lifr''. A iled Mr. and Mr*. Wm. J , l.efA t liin ia J ^8 ..«• to I ..f 11vft t - . * Tho Library of Congress says) n„m of Hie nroduril-m, which i* •r last wqok. Mr*. I.efflcr i* a that after cornims ng hi* only su e1 H ,m,H |(.n| „lnv. All nrKolllns ece of the Robuck’*. Saturday, Mr nnd Mrs, Herbert c***fiii hatlad, the famous ‘ I >{. sui-lcnts except Hettv Kinder ami impart, their guest*, fa'W Har- Take You Home Again, Kathleen I Myron Csnintieli, t—Hi of whom . | , |nv principal roles. Ml** Kepler i and Mia* Ilubv liarrl* and American composer Thoma* 1- « CM graduate „f ll-lllns nn.l B. Harris formed a fUhlng " .\U.['L l:Lrf. nir resident nf Winter Park, while irtv. going to New Hinvrnn various reform Kchnol*. Campbell is an airman staHoned •aeh. at Pinecnstle Air Force Base, and A. B. Soiitluinl who has been I* stndvillg voice under Prof. Is out again. Tuesday evening the Common- Mr. nrnl Mrs. Ralph llurtelt ami Ross Rnsnzru, of Rollins, Karen are on route to v I'reahvterlan Cliurrb held n daughter, the Unit—I Slate*. They have GARDEN CLUB #vrred dish supper In the been In Honolulu for A meeting of the flower show lurch, followed hv the annual some stationed and are being trans­ committee of the Sanford Garden ^ngregationii meeting. At that ferred time to Glenview, III. Before Cluli will be held on Tuesday at me, report* from the various reporting the new station, they , 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mr*. roups of the rhurch were rend expert to Invlait hitu nit I tM her parents, Mr. Irving Fleischer, f-00 Plumosa id new business transacted, and Mr*. Fred Wrrfelman fj vI \ • ,s- l»* -i•* Drive. lire* Elder* were re-elreted lo iceoed them .elves, George R. stterson, A. F. Kemp and Walter Tiper. At this time. It was <•>" >ted to create a Board of Trus.Slit M l !•*, who would* administer the jslness of the church. It wn» 'Voided that the hoard should insist of three members of which A* should also be an Elder, lected at this time were true* ies: Frank Evsn*. A. E. Crocker ✓ hd P . D Anderson, tho Inltor king also nn Elder. Some 40 person* enioyed the jnper nnd more limn that minier took nart In the meeting N tyring, which was felt to he lost successful Friends of Walter I. Plner will Tho nonnan'M out»tninl• *orrw lo hear that ho conintiea III at his home. fnir rnnhlonn . . . . Our Mr. and Mra. It. E. True spent he weekend with hi* brother-lnbettor drosnon by Kubro, 'I 'u * i |w and sister, Mr. and Mr*, fendell Battles In 8t. PetersMIhh I’luzn and othern. ur-». 3 5 .0 1 1 Mr. ard Mr*. P. D. Anderson fer4 c l l i n r on friends In OrValuon to 2LBr» indii. Thursday afternoon. Tonv Kara Ins h*a returned to (I* home in Idik» Manr, following A m a tln g S y n t f - ir a ln Circuit per★ .ito u r of du.v with the Merchant sVarlne of which he la a member, feclly synchronises TV signal for , Mr. and Mra. Charles Kotch finest picture. ave rented Mra J. If. Cowan's iw-tment. New Power lu o ile r plves extra ★ yk - Cht-f and Mr*. Wallses Todd power far leng-ronge reception — nd thrae children left Saturday city er country. nr Lon? Beach, California where |e ha* been transferred. New W/de-ftange Tone Control— ★ The t , r "nt* of V»rn*r Nelson ad|usts from high treble to deep iave pur-hased the Roberta CotGLOVES bass, at you w ith . a*e on (dike Street and plan to (emndel It. lu lfM n Provision for New U. H. f. Washable Fabrics ★ Word ha* been received that Station s, Ne extern a l converter needed. 1.00 pair Honored Dorolliy Cniy Lipslick Duo LAKE MARY ror M. Anns Meeting (lf Cjr,.,,. Ilf ,!lir. I AMI HN AI'I'W )ALL T© SPRING... BEST BUY IN TOWN FOR 2 0 0 LATE TO CLASSIFY ) OST: Black billfold with $1100 and two Social Security cards. 417 W. First St.. Mrs. Madf* O. Whitworth. DR. L. T* DOSS it All Fall H ats To Closeout For lH%Lt0 r 71 Ways beffer betause ft hat the «emblnationa of a ll 21 advanced features you get enly in a StewartWarner, $•• and haar this leniational now 1953 TV sot to­ day . , . compart iti performance . . . compare lit beauty, and compare pric#. You’ll agree and you'll buy $TEWAXT-WARNER. CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to l S _ l t e l (H IM l'**l C sm s n t s n l monOvI, Ittml. TM (Mah*yan,l lllghd, highs, f J m u N/ u / C. PU R CELL C © id Slsnils, Gene’s Texaco Service Phone 1186 1 1 2 0 H an ford A v e n u e - ‘i - • .< v ;: L‘\ i �*• 3 Persons Injured In Two Accidents In County Tuesda) RUM 2.88 - whlrh have hern develnncd In Ihe period—a "fairer" distribution nf Income, social security, farm price supports, a "far more shock-proof ivalem of banlu and securities exfirmer wage rates due ntalnly to stronger unions, and llcra" In collective LAST TIME TONIGHT M lU L t jM I A ftTaiaill lw.B jwi ” ! nB pW *! r pointed out th at the surplus fund of the bank had been In­ creased last year by 888,000, that a 10 per cent dividend waa paid for the year and that employee* were given a “very satisfactory" C hrist­ mas bonus. All former employees were reemployed, he said. The hank has no plans for changes In the future hut Intends to continue ''giving the same efficient service." The opera­ tion, he said, was "very satisfac­ tory last year." The hank Is the only one In Sem­ inole County which has a drlve-ln window where business may lie transacted directly from an auto­ mobile. Other modern fraturra of the bank Include the use of a tell­ er’s machine which speeds up busi­ ness transactions, makes for easier accounting and eliminates the need nf bank hooks. A receipt I* given the depositor which he may keep In a container furnished by the bank. The machine, Mr. Kil­ patrick said, Is used by most of the progressive hanks. • Until recently, he said, the Flor­ ida State flank waa the only hank Movement nf celery from the Sanford area will he light this week and next week. M I. Culhirn. sates manager at Chase ond Company, said yesterday aflernenn, hut nor mat movement should gel under­ way the last week nf the month Prices are not conducive to Im­ mediate shipping ot this time, he said, and anyway, cool weather ha* retarded the growth nf celery The cool weather, however, has contributed to the (|iiallty nf the Ineal product, which Is good In general. A spokesman for J C. Hutchison and Company said no Sanford cel erv will he snipped by them before Keb I. hut that they had shipped Thrri- pi-.tuli- were inlim-d, nm m nturl't whs iirri-*li>d nn<l Ihri-e automobile* nud n truck were damaged ns results uf two hiirhwuy traffic urrlih'iits in the county early yrntoidny evening and lute this mnrnln". Ohitrle* llnym-s, 57. Allnnionte Spring*, was Lskrn this mornliiv to tin- Pernnld l.nu-’htnn Hnsnltal by State Trooper It. It. Ilnirimn for trentment of nn in lured I--ft arm, while Arnle It. Ilollomnu. 2*. and Adam Murk, C>7, both of Sunford, were Ink ell to u iihyalclHtt ycaterdnv evening hy the state irnoner for treatm ent of fnrinl Incoration*. Ifnyiu s wns Injured ill ii inMinp which ocriirred south of Hanford: on Highway I7-J>2 nt the entrance to the F'anurr* Auction, mill Involveil two Hutiimiitiilen nod ii truck. Ilernnrd L. Itnkey. :*•», Hanford, going south on the highway, gave n signal for a left turn and slop­ ped to allow nnrnniiiiK traffic In rlenf. Ilaynes slopped behind him.; tilarenre McKinney, -to, Hanford, driving a Chase and Company' truck, rnne' fmni behind the iwo cars, Struck the llnvucu vehicle and drove it into the Itnkey automobile. Damage was set al *180 In liie jlerkey ear, a l!i|g Chevrolet se­ dan: lit SHOO to tile llnviies vehicle, a III 17 llulek I'l'dun, and nt 828 to the ItUH Chevrolet trnrk driven hv McKinney. Trooper Harrison a r­ rested McKinney on a iliarge of driving nt n iate of Npntl ton floHpital grral fur existing roiiditioua. lie rnmincnti'd the Irurk had made no skid marks. The other two Injuries urrurreil (< iiiiilnurit From Cage One) when n lu ll Chevrolet row Ii,: Hoard uf County Commissioner*, driven hy llolloiiinn, blew the therefore right front tire and plowed Into ” IIE IT RESOLVED, that the an abutment of the eulverl over | Ki'ininult' County Chamber uf CumHoldler’* Creek on Main Itoiul IIP j merce through this action nf Its whlrh lead* from lllghwnv 17-112 Hoard of Director* go on record a* to Oviedo. urging tin- County f'limmlsslnner* A seroml passenger. Willie llu- and tin- Hoard of Trustees, a* in­ gers, a limit .10, Hanford, wns lu the dividuals. and ns group*, nut only rnr when the mishap oecurred at In do priini|dlv thu'e things re 8:40 ii.m. yesterday, the trouper •luirfd nt them hy law , hut In adopt said. The car was list'd ns a total a positive altitude whlrh together with the foresight expected of men nt such recognized business ability will prompt them to nidtrlpnle and plan tin- essential steps uf progresTruman Report sinn that will lead In the fullest conpernliiin between the two groups t • **»•» |I»*mrn f- * -*•*• r s * « t i n r i II, and dlsiusM'd preventive ar and In the rmniileliun nf the hn*. pital at the enrllrsl possible date.” linn. , The president did mil deliver the IS,IKK).word message In pcrxiui, but sent it In the Capitol In he post diJense dip cun he held In read hy clerks i proportions they termed "manageTruinau stuck to his pulley uf aide " Truman's message dwelt tin ecumaking mi specific reenmmendaUOII* to the new Congress. In lone, mimic progress since Itigo, the however, his message followed that year of boom aml-cnllapsn. Only of Keyserllng and Turner Their once did he call nltcnllnn. Indirect Cnnrluslmi was Hint, If government i ly. to the fact that the period and business move wisely ami t coincided roughly with that of his promptly In expand markets, the Party's tenure In Ihe While Ifuiise HuosevcH's second Imiugurnl nil dre»* In January, 10.17 "I can nee one third uf a nation III limiscil, ; III clad. III nourished" ■- Ttuuian added: "Since then. Ihe one.third li.is hern reduced In one llflh. or may lie less on the old standard* " He called fur further progress Within lu vears, he said, il i* feaslhte In Itier case ennsiltner In come hy lu per cent, providing nn average Income nf $2 nno fur eneh man. woman am! chilli. "Ten years from now, a labor, force nf 70 In »o millinn, working more rffeetlvely with hettrr tool* hill somewhat fewer htnirs per week, rimlil nrtKloce annually about 175 to 500 Idlllnn dollars worth uf goods and servlrea-m eatureil In today’s (trices," Truman said. "This Is nhnut to per rent above the present level, anil represent* an average Increase of slightly HOLLOWAY’S over .1 per rent a year." Truman gave these comparative IN ORLANDO figures: National imlmil nmv Is 148 billion HUKKN Ol' NKLHON dol nra annually, as against 177 IIONDKD KV. hllllun* In loan, measured In dotInrs nf tow buying power. Indus­ BOURBON trial mdpiit hn* doubled and farm A I Q — fllh A H.28 production risen about 50 per ccnl. lit Ihe same period the work week ha* dropped from 48 In 40 hour*, hot Ihe mi Ipt ift nf each worker has risen Hu per cent. Average annual ini'iuue iiflcr taxes wns tl.000 a person In 1020 anil last year aver"“oil 11,500, again measured In 1083 prices, Truman emphasized the protec- RANCHO H VII FUB11TO RICAN SilTtr mtoee la Aato (ht Chamber ef Commerce, pre­ Achwon ably were worked »* « sented the financial raport (or the Chamber of Commerce aod report C m Ki m r i a * n- i » n»*i (CeattMed Prom r a r e Ooe' t J aa (be resuito of (ho racool they are now securing Information membership drive. Ua alio pro- aspects to return to Waihlugtoo oa freight rate*, power rates, taxes, seated (ha annual audit by vine­ and resume his long-interrupted private law practice. w ell pleased with the annual re- rants, sites and so forth. yard aod Company. In hla discussion of the develop­ Chamber of Commerce Manager ,'r Mr. Kilpatrick said today. It Cato Happen President Spencer congratulated ALSO CARTOON SELECTED SHORTS and THURSDAY & FRIDAY! ADDEDi CARTOON tad SELECTED SHORT « c r\’ Vv' ’ : J v j Brcrkcnrldge stated that his com­ mittee has been working with the group for the past month and Is convinced that they are sold on Sanford as an (deallocation if they can secure suitable accommoda­ tions. lie added that H. O. Drake, former vice president of the DeLalne, Inc., of Cordel*. has be«n In the manufacturing business for 38 years, while hla associate, Sam Glbhs of Live Oak, Is a man of considerable maana. K 0. Kilpatrick Jr., treasurer of Mr. KUpatrlaf the success ef O commanded Voile Williams Sr. and a commit­ tee headed by Randall Chase and J. C. Hutchison which had charge of the Seminole County float In the Inaugural parada at Tallahaasee. r President Spencer si so appoint­ ed John Pierson chairman of a committee to arrange for a Semi­ nole County booth at the Central Florida Exposition In Oruado, commenting that "anyona who did aucb a good job last year should In 8emlnnlv County which photo­ be askcif to do It again If he will". graphed all transactions on micro­ Among those present at the meet­ film. Space needed for filing Is ing heilaes the president and man­ much less than is necessary with ager E. . . . were ........... Kilpatrick Jr., other type* of record*. John Rrumley, George Touhy, Voile Williams Sr.. T. E. Roumlllat, Jr., Mack Cleveland, Roy Britt, __ ______ _______ ________ II. B. Pope. Rutland Dean, J. M. TAMPA igu.Hualnes* I* an poor Garrett, T. E. Tucker. John the Illegal drug business around Mclach. Harry Lee, Jack HaU, An-re that the federal narcotic* of-1 drew Carraway, J. B. Roxtnn. George Stine. Homer Gleason and from the old days when Tampa the Rev. L. W. Scott of Lake Mary, was known as a center for the Henry Walcott of Oviedo, and Jack Butts of Saniando Spring*. drug traffic. ing unity ft the Western world. Aeneaon said he thought there are clouds on the horlson in Europe. But he added that there la a much greater awareness In this country of the dangers of the situation. Air Battle (Coallnaed Piiua Pag* Oa*) 40 Sabres. One wss credited t^ Capt. Leonard Ulley of Manches­ ter. N. If., already a Jet ace. LU ley’* record la now aeven destroyed and one damaged. On the ground, patrol action* flared all across the war-torn pe­ ninsula. No major engagements wero reported. HICK EXHtllTH WINTER PARK. (Hneclalt — The U. F. exports about 88 per­ cent of Ita total rice cron afford­ ing to the research department of the Flrolda Farm bureau. Other farm rroo* and percent exported are! cotton <18 percent: lard 20. percenV wheat 48 per­ cent: toharro 20 percent and soy­ beans 18 nrrrent the ftureau add*. Anytime NEK!) AUTO INSURANCE BOB KARNS Representing The Traveler*. Hartford % I’honn ^ ...y o u weren't kidding! You ought to hoar what Gulf customers are saying about the new, boosted NO-NOX. And it’a true! You get all these big benefits. *• * i w A C T IO N -R IG H T FROM THE START I Safetysture pickup in every traffic and highway situation —right from the snappy, fuel-saving start. t LONGEST POSSIBLE MILEAGE I * Fact: No other gasoline beats NO-NOX for long mileage. And Gulf NO-NOX mileage Is really smooth. 977 Sanfonl 1 KAHNS rNMIHANi;! When you said “BOOSTED V ° KNOCK-FREE SMOOTHNESS I All the wayt Welcome relief from annoying (and powerwasting) knocks and pings. And it takes care of the stall­ ing problem. Gat new, boosted NO-NOX and let your engine start livingt �j . .OPTOMETRIST I ' EVES EXAMINED | ,kl (.LA SSES FITTED I ’alm rtto »»)' •• y o u r , ^ l'|nvi:in:n DR. C. L. VERSONS 11A South l< t ij \ P W O / II f M S 1007 Sanford A**. Ph. l i l t ROY WALL Avenue tnp fuciroitn m-rtAiD ? s n » .:n tlv « v-o lt*. W IT N E S S in v t im l «>il n U l- l.l Legal Notices *<*iil of the I'lr r h •>( Ih<* • Ifiilllt i . . . . — ------ -----i*ourt „n this t in *tii 'in) <<f J«n «* ■.. T l i r . BTATM UK r L O N IIIX TO iix n n t.u rni.iT r\m :M « o T . n r . * it n :x r i: i v k m ih m A PHorn i *«<9ti|»MImi h*vlnr Hrm flit'll itKilillal >0(1 In ill* €*11 »'llll Court in mut fur S citilflu if County. Plo rlilu . I»y iK i llo T I I Y A I'A T T K Il* rti *N for liiiu io * . i (m* wlmrl till** «.f chilli I- Itoil! »TII Y A IWTTKIt ■Hi.! I'lwlnuff. m. HANOI.|i col.I.N I'ATTKIllUi.V. Prfrn.t »nt. Ih*»r pn •, r >‘- A ' ' D*** . . |V1W1V. * ' ' p, ' N............. ct» rx »r th« n r . mt <;nuri S* m lnnlr I ’tiunM I tori. 1.1 i *m : \1 . At •« i. s* r ic v tU n t l. Jr A tlo iii V M.I l i t III11 r ( l* n n « ;?<» ^.infot n .Mild •Phf* «4fr to runmiNii^ too to «*I*|o'i*t Mini f |lr >our mrlVtrn ilp friiirn lu*r» . In on nr tirfo rr Hi# nth tUv K« Ih ii pry. A. I* l$f»3. or t .l lir r w l*r hocrpr I' io I'o n fria u m i l»r eiiternt .igtalhal you ' T lir r*Mflfor«t : t« r.il.l la «l«*lari4lr.| n« m fir s »|*.»|o r of ■« nrr.d riretilrt lion In H h liti thl« illa t io n •h»*l| l.r l>uH||*tir.| o iu r in i h w rf|( fm font m DR. II. X. RING The I«HI«i h I m rule* ap|.l> t Mil Wnn I %iU pu hl|«hr«t In It* Mnnftfrtl l l r ml 4 I Tim# l^r |*-r line ln«erll»»n .1 lim e* l« r pee line Inaerllnn • tlt**e« He per line Insertion in lime* Hr per line lM*er!lwn •V | - r line f»*r Tenely I **ntrnr« l ‘l»e U n r.lt In the line. I).i«t*lr llnte En r lllm k |*nre Cnpe Phone 1732 — 17IA CHEF’S SPECIAL » 5Cc PHONE 1 IS 5€c 1%nnl Vila t*l*l hr a rir|« lr.l w%er the 1'elephttite hr met** nraniliiin rh n n tf If im ir nnme la Hated In the telephone honk* In return fate thla nrr«»mm***lntl«»n the Md«ertlarr ta r t p r .f r .t In pny p m m p tli. In n nler for ua t*i remlei Ike heat i»«*a«lt»te aernfre nil \%Nnt h l« miiat he In uiir M illie on Ike dm h rln re pnkll rittlun. 9*len«e n 1*1111 ua Immedlnlely II nn err«»r nrrura In tout ml H r rnnm*t he ve«p*tnalhle fur ninve t hi«i* **ne Im o r r m lu«r» tlnn. H O M E M A D E P IE S D A IL Y Rcumillat SURE IV/iy TO A my barn H. \ Barrett* Shlnglot or Boll Booling rfoht over your old roof 1 'J H A S T Cull The I.unifier Number ••H.T* For Sudden Service GUT THE SANFORD HERALD AGENCY FO R —I r en t 1 E I . A K A A partm ents i f . / I r a l Street I hone 190 IV F IR S T S T B KM T 11. J A M E S ( I F T TH f M M f N f N A M I IN KOOHHO J A M B S It . ( I H T A H’lDf MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR 4 FOREIGN COUNTRIES CRKMT BUREAU OF SANFORD Phone H.1 S M West T h ird I- W I ' l l O N K 7H T h e name B A R R E T T atanda fm Oft years of roofing experience "D clw e rn the World and (he W eather." Farm building.upkeep ia amier and let* expensive w ith B arrett roofing*. T h r Harrett |>eoplc cumhine high-quality material* and m anufacturing (k ill to produce a roofing that gives eatra service in every way. I f you are planning to fl* up your farm , come in and let u* show you the Ila rre tt product* you w ill want to u«e. W c recommend them w ith confidence. Hill Lumber & Supply Yard, Inc. JAMES General Insurance P u l a D n u ett roof over your live.to e k, crop* and lo ci* ...a n d you Ainu*’ th ey’re »afe from the weather. # & Andersen WALGREEN AGENCY •’ON TIIK CORNER RY TI1F. CLOCK" T K I . K I M I O N K S IS O a n il 1071 R im. io 101 S an fo rd I t lu n t ir N a llo n a l Rank R o il.lln g < ; S O I.I.A 1 V A Y A N D l l X l l Y R E D S •ay. week nr month Tul 1123 L*.. fu rn itu re C en ter, lit! IV F irs t. U N F U R N IS H E D three hcdrnnni house and I 1 1 acre s land One anile Ehisl of Hal. P a lk ...I Cel i c ry Avenue T h ird house on left heyoi.il E x p e rim e n ta l Stalnm A PA RTM EN T n lr r ly tornlshed si. it a till- lo r .1 o r I Fo u r mites North of S a n f.o il tm 17 92 T w o stoiv w hile house next door to l lot. I li a .im n.l Phene 1333 M2 3 Hi m i l dow nstairs apartm ent wit'i hath Pliooe 17.33 11 __________________ _ NE11 F I V E loom lu rn i'h i'.l himga low ayailah le I'eh I Adult * only C a ll 8.3.3 M A PA RTM EN T ed Adults Ave 3 rooms E u in is li No pels . ' I I I I'a i k R E D IIO O M with kitchen _ eges 8111 M yrtle Avenue w m m tm H E L P IV A N IK D 3—REAL ESTATE FOR S.U.K-3 I WAITRESSES \ \ \ \ l l l > PECK EXCLUSIVES For HcmuIIj* ( T lllt O IM lA C T O K I'lr a s r r a il fu r appointm ent A IIO Y V L O K R E A L H O M E M A D E V E G E T A B L E SO UP • C H E F ’S ( H O IC K O K T A S T Y S A N D W IC H D A I I .Y • C H O IC E O F C O F F E E O R T E A w m Use HKRALI) WANT ADS llv Dnn Ilnrrv F L A S H (H.MDMN tint! hlsc attvenlurcM In Hpnrt 7 * pi iv il By F u n Hlrlher tU, 1MERC/I CAMG PACK r a w TO M E E T YOU. / K T T ifK E T T By Paul lldhlnsm. A M O V IO .’' H M M A L O N B »7>-iAr M U ST H A V E B E E N COL y . ' \v e L L NOW W B 'C E G E T T IN G iaOMEPI-skCG - • A N V G ifJ l. I , v 1C N O W f 17- .(ulnmoWlr* • Trailer* Apply I-rvri /IMMER trniler —Ir 27 foot. In <»<W ^ 'I \ S i IS Mv i tie I2l«l New ami Used \v m ile Phone I 2«8 IV l M ills I EN D S $21.11(1 R a il) lu-il ami in a ltle s s . $inim Thor washing m aehlne. $7.3 ini Wood mi kitchen set. $2.3 ini 2 End tallies $21 nil, m ulched coffee la h le, $1.3 ini Slin iu o n s sofa lied .uni ehnlr lo m atch, il.in ini or ••la $8u ini anil eh n lr $M> ini void s e p a l.R ely O ccasional c h a i r . $'.!.*>INI 1 TV ch a ir $.3 INI Hollywood l.eil vvilli hox hgnil lu ta lil. $.3.3 INI 2 chests of draw ,-r. $.1111X1 A ll like new See at Apt il E d w a rd Higgins T.-r i .i i e l . l M It 11 t I I M II I* I OR I —K R A I . E S T A T E F O R S A L E . —3 I I ■e I s lliu .lte s 111 M OI km ill F U R N IS H E D 2 lirdro o m garage slilp and M a le iia ls l.u a i anlei il apartm ent C u n t.irt ow ner at non V v i gal M aster C ra ft Paint Mngnnlln Aveim u. |l> I I' l ull S I. I'll'.lie 1.3! I It A rm y R la n k e ls. Cots T arpp a illllii F U R N IS H E D 2 l.eilroom home with A rm y-N avy .Suiplus two e x tra lots Reasonahle See ] | 0 Sanford A v r . Phone 1321 owner 1718 West F ir s t St H A IIY It l'G G V I t ' 1 i oll.tp ,I■ 11 VI It I 12 '••• I, gal ' IN shopping i art M A Y F A IR S E C T IO N 3 hcilrunui V\ • N| | I irk linine Priced $11.Mm no ('a ll us \ov thim: Apt 2 for details M ilh \ It O I I E R T A. l l ’ll.L IA M S , llr a llo i i . \ l K K IIO S K N I- o,l spro * lo- , i . i . I |S till .1 ) l i l t S 3 11 Raym ond E . la iililq u lst, A ssm la le I it i cla ss condition , an he seen 3-1 t i l . I l N 1 11 s p \ |*| l i s Phone 1873 A lla n llr Rank I II i I r <i at, 1 aleiieia Di is. .11 .1 . 11 ’ 2r I'm ,ml I IS H ir.IH .A N D P A R K I" I Uolnnlal I I I It 11 D Ml t II I I l\ l\<» ID h »M .m il .litiitt ' i .m ill li n y A low down paym ent with l ii iii f iii i ltiii.il «iiiu lili.tfi It. i halnnee flnaneed E D A and G l l i : 11. 11 * m i . i .i ............................ *»*•l nmii.i I i I v pi Mi'll | 0 » \ \ . I ! | n| Stove, re frig e ra to r, sp are heater M l VII r ». II H* *• O a h .I*. I l l I'liMiu* I JIM M I I I v I s v s i . I I , | I 0.1 s and Venetian hllnds mi luded I *ti**ftc* ii *i ..I • iiii.it 'i ir.i.' u %ll I ' m|«mI i*v lli xmiU R O H K It r A. W IL L IA M S . Ilr a llo r K | f • I I I M ill. S rv i it I'liliu (.ml liO l.D s H iiim i ' \ ( K M .i : I •lll.ll*I I \ i \ I* IC \ W * »•* K Mi R ayin n n d E . I tin il,|u is l. .A sso rlalr ". ..fi .1 m ill S p rcil lp ir«aii K«>li s i o k i: \ V i Mill i . ; . i \ H . i m . if..m .ii** Phone 1873 A lla n llr Rank Itldg. •i lin g e r ly p r I'n rv.iM r tiilix Mini W I Ml* I *tl.»lll II'.*' I (•.M.il I i till 11111*11 )l(HMNl l.llyl’ A .ill N E W 3 R E D R O O M . m asonry home, • mi In n|*|‘I| . •I 1*| III \ i !i \ \ f | |i ir — I II I !■ ■ I M Ml i i s tile hath Fu rn ish ed ,.r u n fiirnlsh hi i . i i t ** I II - fi i(t tin..- \ ed Nice i i .r n r r lul Owner H ill III.ill • I t • • III t ill.ltll.il I i Ir E R o salia D rive We Im y. sell «n d trad e used fu r..I I i* till ill r • nt • r pill.Ill* I 1 lu re Wilson M iller F u rn itu re Un CO LO RED FO LK S ! ! • nr. w i » M il If I I I I I II III I Mil X .'III E Lvl Plume 93N Good lots fur <alc In la .e k h a rt's I*. Il.r I ».*|tl nl ll.r I .»«•Hi* l.l.lgft. I Im and IVevI Sanford S iih illvlslu n n• ...l....lr $ ..iit*l. I (••(l.l . 1 l.lm liid i rm illr v i*« r*». i ».»i » $10 (Ml dim ii ;ind $.i (Mi prr month T - IV lx I • P • • .i !•* * I x I mH ..9 M it it H I l( II \ \ W rite lin e ,i K .iln n H m ii *|i i ^ ('n ip t Oi H E R P U I’ I ’ II '. ' Is ' i. IM.I.lH ii Iit 1 ». I » »»• »* Mr.' * »• r *1 l • . Ii | v | » I' I ’ll.IlM Box 811. MI /• ill I Him rh . Kla -.«(•*« »«(••«.*• •«*•*1 •*. * tsle re .l O uM auding m qualitu » Hr ..inn.l ^ « ,>•»♦*»•# ^rtM ami breed 1928 Maple Avenue In .-.m , i . .1 . -t I I*. ,| I ,* || 11 I ’l .1 • I • ♦1,18X1 Plume 2201 .1 _________ |* I t III Ik *1 I » H I T ,.|. No,! |» 1 • . f. . *. 1.x Down for two llr.lro o iu * fin .iii III. ,1 I >i ,g Eon I 1 I H\.i 1 .ill A ' $1,1.30 8 E a r ... Supplies l l a .h l .i r l v N , 1 ,!•),, Ml.l ti n . M Down for T h re e He.lroom* •* <1 •tl -. Ht t Dirt II l.l,. H . i " •I** F IIA In ip re le d and flnaneed homes T U X E D O F E E D S <'n im ilftr line n | 1M> H i t . I I I . |.V VUtlllvN i»• .1 •i l ' l( lit i f Mit* lliiu t ’a Tuxedo Feed Store now iim lfi e o u a lriirlln u In Sanfn 1 ( I t s I' I I M I t. v <t , f • « ..(• . -•Mil * t.lrt. P a rk on M'lllow Avenue ami Pln l I ' W«l k • If ( ID in I I I I I* IV ( M E D lip * T e rra c e on Y a le Avenue 1 •(•I I ,, ,.t lltil 1 ,'i.im I , . d St $• Mill „ ....... •hf-'f .1 * U'l.t f Dtivut p ayiu eiit luellides elee lrie S A I .E S I . \l*3 i. steady work Mi. I • iii) • 1 1 |.( » ••• tl.> III ♦ range, re frlg e rn ln r. e lre .tlalln g tmve g.i.al .e fe te n e . s Apply in •• «.r ♦HI •» 9I. • ♦ .. |l I- u .m lu ic It, n ih e d III flit. In d h e a le r, hoi vvalet h e a le r, vent’ •"•' person to M au.lel .laeohsou Dei.t •1* in., fi .1 It III • * Ml K ilt Home anil .n in e I is lu te s Until Ran lilim ls ami s lin il.I.e ry . Salt •• *11 <i.r. 11l. |.l l i • if Store •n l |i. • $ fit . l.l.If • • . tl H I N D I S t 1 IIIN E I' W O R K S fo rd'* Rest Ruy F irs t rum p, %. i>1II l.l . It ♦ Mi•1 ii ill 11. . % firs t s r r v r d , Plume .111 II nr v isit IN S T R U C T IO N S 119 II n lm all Avenue .iHitii nl HI *H••III .. f fill. l 11, taka lll.ll! I P h illip s Pro pel lie s ’ Sales O ffice E A R N $ 11X1 ini oi more per lit.m il. M.| Mii • to 1 . 1Mill •i I r . Ml Model lli.in r in IV yu n ru im il addressing envelopes III spate .. fliti.| -H Ill l.r ...Ii 1 I I ii.Ii Ian I. S I L I . P la in . w 11111*111 \| r»ii* i*. i. (lin n at home t.y hand or tyne I. • .•|||»M|. (I $1* I *f 11»** l.l I'llolie I'd I 13 Route I. Sauf.u.l O U T S T A N D IN G V A L U E S w rite r Semi $1 ini for in fo rm allm i • *1. ..( Mill.I * Hit* I f.In |»e II and Instructions Item on S e rv ic e . H R .I I P n . . .. lit two and three bedroom homes • ............................................ I . if i i i .-nl immIi t Dept .(.3. Itox tin, C am b ridg e .'ill. i II . I |.*i. f .i . fl f i . l now a vailab le In IV Y N N E IV (K )I). ytiui ||i$•i . i \ • • f i t in l .mil M ass Money R ack G uarantee lir a till ful trees anil natural llllu ii* iM i.ihh iim r \ l r . i ' S i*HMl. is . i . i \ tv i i m .a .'s» i in H r. ch arm riim h ln ed with P I I I I .I . I P S ' U nr k ^ a u i;iiil( i ll Write *i n i s i . i •; i h i s i y. i i n u l l , v q u a lity e in islriietl.m m akes for M EN Women The R ailro ad needs I s I y 1 1; nl* I'lc ic rv c N .m il ( ‘rrM ilHin l ‘n . you now We can n n allfy you oil ul al i i i s s i i : s r i t p l i u .x s n v 4 n r a i M F I.O K IO A L IV IN G at I I n best 1305 ra lh e r iu c SI (Hl.im h* H a homo the CiMle-O-otructur Way s i . 1 1 . l : « f l i v t l . M c e u iri' v m i L a rg e lots Modest F I I A down i i ' i ' i i i v i i i i > in n iii* iii « m .ii in \ In 0 nnm llis for a |»l> as . . %i>r ii M i n t ii i n paym ent*. Com e and see our rit III.EIIS ' l l |..*( *K.||N «$•■ Il. • ••t. V h .'lin .il T e le g ra p h e r. T o w e r ........ rntor I T _ A i m n i i n i i i . i . n 1933 model Im inc at rn rn c r of ) ) ’ (I A 1 •• *# ••M»l*, r*.||| •!•*.( la 94 • Agent, .foils w ali linn Age It H O U SE T R A I L E R for sal. ‘‘ •' ..f miitHl** Inivr .«>ttl|.l»lr<l Kry and Fo re st Phone 314 K qtiulifletl O perators. $7.3 lo $1NI all II* . *t I il* ♦li I *«( I n( |..f$ lll.r r t .f 'Util li.iv r A t eonilHum Priced in sell I (*L*I mi *>.i(<I . m i r l t l i H r f • tm I $ • 111.91 per week IVe place you when E Q U IT Y in new two l.eil room (i 10 IV |.|,ti< a I l.,o ft*i til*, ha r H*' .IIIhome. Cem ent block 2137 P rin c e I .iiia llflrd F o r In fo rm allm i vvrlle 18 F O R D Station H a g " " lin e >.f f* » Ih.lta M**'9**(.l, H .*t*> *>l|«..||.| l.r flux C ..I (' e o Heraltl tun A v rm ir, P h illip s T e rra c e fllr .l \f(**r f III *IM 1*9.M*f .if |M| I. • the nicest II..ill., and h ealer in •.»♦.•»* ilti* n*»tl. r lt.«» NEW HOME - 301 E a s t 2iilh S lre e l W A N T E D : A gixid rmm with re fer ••• . ». |.••1.11mIi• a| ..It. »■ | il ft|')t fm P riv a te ly owned $i>9', I'D • ...................... • »•♦»*•»« III 1%•• «%.*l*n .III** ii i K l t r l 0|>en d a ily 2 In 3 p in $4.Vx iin i on i eneex for I lionra work from HI ini 13.3,3 M2 ••I t|.|« 9 <*% .1 " f teilHI 9 *•|»..f | M ill III* your lot. n m. lo 2.00 p in Good pay for • •I • I d Itltl ..f *|l*.| 9il.llll*.tt if Mil*I n«, 19.32 ( T I E V R o L E 'l L ike new right p arty. Apply P a lm i'tlo G ro l.t .* K ill ...Mil* l.l*f..r«* Ml*' .••Milt llio and h ealer Will linanee ee ry , 317 P a lin e llo Avenue MINMi: II •'l.tIMKNTM T ra d e In cheaper ear $1 121.3 f a l l i.. \y i i a u h k t t Art At|Hllllln(94lM9« 'f **rtl.l Ted Lyn n s, 1.1.33 M2 • ilrtl* W II I T I1' I 1 *1 . 1 1 W l( H M I T . 1918 P L Y M O U T H club coupe ile a l Ml \ II IT PI HI.I * e r ratlin. New tires Seal covers • l»* M flil, f l . if f ill. . perfect rnnditlou $IHNi Ph \ I f..» fl»‘>h for Hafillr E'lf -f |.ill.II* llll.M l (M l Jrt$1 II. 1*151 1118 M l A D / Ait lines uwri i) T1IB I.ONK HANf.BR in t i l l I D E It N E R V I. E lln t e and D oloui.le and I *i *i fill/,** I'luuio I 193 M D avid E i n p e n t,i i i.. Humt it . - n o r tvA/rU you s e c mis rn t , good condition. AH metal llfinopn Angles' I'.it s i .o k iV r n i’i <<l Close In N eatly furnished two I. T in s Park Ave Trailer Park bedrooms L a rg e eorner lot 2.3 S.infurd .mil lie n c 'e _ _ _ _ _ c ilrtls trees loaded with fruit f r y I S E P It K u ril coupe Cheap See I t - S i l t ' d I O \ s tt \ N T I D It to equal 5S .Mai lohn llits s i. H iggins T e rra c e . \pt U M ARY S i r i ' I N t ; host of refer .T IN 1 R e s la iira u l. Ice cream lia r sundries rnm hinalton (loud lots lee* J 3 , r * Mlr1,1" ' I,,1""k’ pu n P L Y M O U T H sta tio n Wagon mc*» $S..nn> mu m A 1 91!) P a rk A venue. Heal R u y ' W A N T E D P .u l tune ,m k 'll 'll! T a v e rn • Good fam ily lu o im ss IS — (U T II.M O Itll E l i n n K E R S — P» lugs H n n kkccp l'u > .U*s i $13,300 leellng Phone la l.etwe.-n < < > ■ I Ruy or Sell U K H U Y AND S E L L P m A lw a ys cheek with R ay E IV , k C LEA N R ealto r I.* 12— R n slness Op|«.t lii.iilh tale model used c a r*. D e lla rv Phone Sanfm d 332 See W E \le M a *ie rs t iR O t 'E H V •«•' e< ag. itiMi* i Ml InR ra lle y Otlltam Used C a r* 2 R E D ROOM H O U S E . Sleeping • ecu at Mil U rie ls \* I’M lath and P a rk A ve* I’o rrh . large garage, two lots | m.non on All Cash i s l ’ i t 1 11 M 111 It It lie pay east, for ip e il ears even il 1 R E D R O O M i l i m s E . Close hi yoil owe on them P I DM r i m ; F urnished. $7.3oonn tt i’ ihi on l.lt t lr A H r r l U s r.l C a r* It * down, h n lan rc V.o on per nmtilh C o n tra il mid re p a ir w tk Set mill and Sanford _______ estim ates II I H a n e y . .lit R E D R O O M IIO U S I'.. New t on Sanford A ve Phone IH2N erete ltloek, R ree /e w av. i .u 19R O U S • M O TO R S —I* P o rt. Flo o r Eu rn aee, $7,!I.Mm hi. C A R P E N T E R W O RK $1.300 no Down, b .ii.in e e like F o r ouiek re p a ir ml.*, or sm all M A R IN E h ard w are. Plywood C . Itcnt V a il l\.M«|yvnrkm« M2 .Sanford 2 R E D ROOM H O U S E . I'm nlslu .1 hulhiiug. C ar. .lu ll I I I ; . M l Vve. Close In $!I.isniimi l ash A W N IN G S S IX L A K E F R O M ’ H O M E S P u re P la s lie , A lu m in u m , C a m a s Fre e .’U - I U R N IT U R E IIT io h l G immU - M Range from $l<> .Mm in K‘-‘ non is. K s llm illr s Phone l “ ll .1 afl> l n il FU RN ACES Ity K re a ky . Mso some I'll.m e La ke I ft p in (or appointment 11 all Floo r and E ire n la e r Lots It. « IIIIIIG E S I. 11 It 11 I . It. a ll.ii O R L A N D O MnriitfU* *%•••»•i im*I •»* in . IV. 1st S I. 1’ h.m r IJA U lo ilda s ta le It .o l, llo .ltlin I •||«*«• I ’ x rn in jt Nt.»l 1 iM 1% • T a ll M ill" PI.oio i ; . s IL* ID i.i.l V M U I T t S E L v lrn s lo n Rods rfi" I lo iso Si n k .ii ik I d a s , and I'a ln l 11 I. I 3 I T 'S |tolldo/i i yvoik lir a It* I l it n i l H m i \ h u m i ( ii sooal.le R a le s in • lim it . I.\ iit .t t o r s Phone 2221 \ i i.ia n v V E N E T IA N lll.IN D S High, d r v . cleared and ten o n l 'aetorv |in e e s ' Holla Head lllin d a, one l.lo r!: west eltv hunts .'in II.A T T E R Y . tie n e rato r or S tarter 11 im ln iim slats, ro llo n or plnxSpecial this ttlonL $1M. tm I S e rv ic e l'a ll M7. ••wain's Rat lie tape* t'o m p lrte re p air »er(2.MI .Nl te rv S e rv ic e S.iiitnial Iven u e 18 lots In U llv ll.in ls H e I .* It Ii and 2nd Street S l ' l l l N O l . E V E N E T IA N I I I .I N I ) High. d ry . not e le a ie .l s<> n tie . P H IL I P S I'o lo nl.d U le an eis "know COM PAN Y Ill one sale M elaka I p a ilio e iit . rh n n e 2»3 luivv" plus I ' S a u l * guai atilee.l (.'ft West T h ird l i t IV F t r * l s i S a iil.u ,1 ptooo nm thpioofiiig assure you o' IlHi M'. A |.a ilin e 'll I ___ " lliiin ll.iix '* appeal an, e I ’ honi I E YO U H A V E S O M E T H IN G TO S E L L and are In a liu rrv In sell ISI lor free oehvery .e iv n e it u i t . r o it s hi 311it. let the classified ad vertising 1 nl departm ent of T H E S A N F O R D H U M IN K i'it n li i tonSee Itavin o iid M R ail Iv e IIL H M .D prove its a h illly as an U’ii . hI vvnl king 312 S info Licensed R ro ke i for ill e lfie ie ilt sales medium Phom ram 11 and I I • i • kinds of Ile a l E sta te III |o8' . S P . i i k U p stairs I WVN M o ll E lt S slia i pen. .1 Fre e Kreo • E re a in ■ . y . Ir I e p .lll I'll Nil. o. o, Phone '.N'ai lliif f r r R ental E Hli St w ith selln n il Will M In TI ii i Iniying Purelia.se of Paste W a t NI M I l.lI)1 1! S s o il.i, , , l to pet pay you lo so. at feetion I lid llo.u made like • " M i l l . Ile a llm S e u k a n k G la ss ft I ’ aln l Cn l ew E m istim e. , trailin g and I lo il,la s ta le Rank H u ll,Hut; i , n \m g, also portahle powei plant p, < ( | | |i E O O l re frig e ra to r, like '('a ll H a ll" I'lioue 173* Nerving Sem inole i omitv siu er no,, Reasonahle t a il he seen at i i m c i i s nut sit r»j.% II M (tlc.iMiTi, I . i K i * M.ir> I L k i M'I i iilm u’l NNHi K n tt/M \M 0V/N 6 T A R G E T ' P l(» w»d. Jan. 11. O J3 l.i’Uiil Noticus By Will! IM.snry t " I �• r • ■ ■ « '• •. •rv -’ « eminoles Sweep Twin Bill From DeLand 48-32; 34-19 d®fe , , , Bisbec And Krlder Pace Celery Feds’ S e c o n d Straight EFC Cage Victory THE HANFORD HERALD Cage « Wed. Jen. II, IU.13 Clary Wins MVP Trophy Award In Southern League DELAND — (Special) — D c ■pita the nhicnre at high scaring Gordon Clark, the Improving Sem­ inole High School quintet unleashed a well executed attack with aptrlted hustling and sharp •hootInn to roll over the Defend Bulldog*, 48-32, here laat night. In the opener the Seminole Junior varelty quintet rarked up third ennaeeulhe victory hy handing the HulJdng JV* a SINEW ORLEANS itf — Second 19 shellacking. i busrmnn Kill* Clnry. u 38-yc*r old Dllhtia Rlsber, who few experteil velpran of Id professional baseball to be a atar on the Seminole court* season*, won Ihe Southern Asso this year. clearly showed the «>f* elation’* most valuable player feet* of the atrlct tralnimr of Fed award for 1012 In a rinse rare Coaeh, John Scott j i * the lanky with pitcher Al Sima, his team ­ left-hander poured In 14 point* mate on Chattanooga'* pennant • while Jimmy Krlder added 1 ft for winning Lookout*. the Individual high honor* of the Sport* editor* and writer* gave evening while pacing tho Seminole Clary tho notl In n poll conducted victory. by Hob I'hillin* of Ihe Birmingham Junior Mett* got Into the net Post • Herald, decretory of the with hi* heat *rorlng game In o v er, group. Result* were announced to a year of rage ulnv hv ripping the ilny. . by Httrlli. !> president . . . Charles . . . ■ coni* for HI more for the Fed*. of the (’la** AA baseball league Coach Scott’* eh*rge« broke Thlrtl In Ihe voting was New Or out In a ra*h of tallle* earlv In lean*’ power hitter, outfielder the came In romp to a 11-9 flrat Frank Thomn* Thoma*. halllnv period lead and a 21-1 hulae al .101 for the *e»«on. led the league the In ter ml** Inn. In home run* with iv In run* The Seminole* overcame th halted In with 111 run* *enrcd frees! mr tncllc* of DeLand. which with 112, mint tidal base* with was Intended to o pen.the almost 33a nm| utl, „ .rmid in double* Impregnable Hanford defence*, hv with 40 lit* home i* in FiltOiurgh oulpolnllng the hulldoga, 10-4. InClary, whn*e home town I* Val rre**lng the Hemlnole lead to 32-21 do*ln, fla , sparked Ihe Infield The «ee-*aw fourth period »i»«- play of ll>e laiokout* and hid ted Sanfortl churn the coni* for Id a heflv 111 fur Ihe sca*on. knoek more murker* while DeLand only , |ng three triple* and 2d double* put In II. l He played 111 game* at second I.ait night’* triumph g*ve base and wn* second in fiehlloe Hr oil'* Kemlnn'e* a oerfert 2-0 only to Mobile’* Forrest Jacob* record In Ea*l Florida Confer* at IIInt [m.| He played 12 game* enre nlay and their second til Ihlrd without nil error atral-ht victory, The Hanford linth t'lnrv mill Slum received var*llv now lm**t* of a. nof Iimi six first plan* vote*, lint 4Ti»r-bad, 2-1 rrrnrd for the aeaxnti. eoin|iiled more -eeonil mid Ihlrd The Fed .InyVee* scored their place vole# to run n|i 11 loliil of third straight win and now hold n -ti) point* eoni|inred with 38 for nlfl" 3*1 season rniilit. Slum Hanford nlae* N'-*v H invnm Sima, the wlimlnuevl plteher In He*eti here F ih ln y n ig ht. the Icnitue 111*1 seiison, I- 2ft mirl Hanford: hull* from Mnhwnli. N l He won FG r r r 24 and lost nine Inr n 727 murk 1 i i Duvls 6 4 It Disliae College Basketball (1 a 2 Florida State 71 t-loruln Southern Reynold* « 1 16 Krlder (2) 2 6 in Jacksonville NAS Carrier Croup Mvlt* 1 0 2 H2 Mnc-lllll AFit 77 Rtaffnnl 1 0 2 High Srh. Hil Ituskelliiill H",m"m Jacksonville Jackson :m Jackson Id HI IH VlllV Lee M Total* 11* 1,and i Ml (lltll High .12 Miami Edison M Lake Wurth -in Ft Fierce 38 Havman Winter Park 53 Cocoa 22 lllll I'ahnkee III Clewlston 15 Taylor Stuart 57 Seaerest 52 Fanbecr Vero Reach 57 Hello Glade 28 Bryan Fi Lauderdale ill West I'alm Gould Reach 18 Campbell llcdlnnd 32 Riverside 11 Henry Coral Onhle* 71 St Theresa 11 Bnodernsn *1 Ketlerllnos 77 I’nlatka 43 n Hilliard in Baldwin 11 Total* Reor* by Q uarlcrit Crescent City 48 Plrrstm in Ratifnrd 14 8 10 Luke City 40 Live link 1!i Deland ....... H 0 4 Fletcher 00 Central Cnlh.dle t.lnek PenninRton’s SonIn-Law, AI Simn, Is 2nd In Voting on Ihe Hound* have hnd little to howl about Usually opening up strung with a scrappy hustling nltnik Ihe Grey hounds have since lost to Titus vllle and Oni-du LYMAN CAGE KECOIIHS Scoring Player* G. Fg. Ft. Avg. The uncanny long-range 4 21 3 II 1 aklll of appropriately named Hobby Drlsklll .Shaw 3 11 17 41 84 Drlshlll ha* been the chief factor 5 9 A. Thomas 12 33 87 In making the recent Lyman High 4 11 If) 6.3 School io u ei bearable lor l-ona- Now ms n 3 5 8 3 17 34 wood Greyhound Monlor J I m Helms E. Thomas 3 3 1 7 23 Payne. I 3 1 3 1.7 The youthful sophomore Drlsklll Wldtlls ) 0 1 1 10 came from the No. 2 position In Carter Totals 5 nn 50 170 31.0 two game* to imarat the Ih# last h W. l.. I'ct. Tp. Avg. ,yman leader Charlie Shaw with a ian laid Lyr remtndmi* 28-point splurge. Opponents 4 l .800 218 43.2 tremendous. Drlsklll, havlni plaved on# let* LYMAN t 4 .200 170 34 0 ___ a.Season Record ■me (hail Rhaw’a five, hold* . . . . Ihe __senior Lyman Opponent* 1-42 point edge over senl alto pace* the 12fl Apopka 48 im a g e per 42 ______ with an 11,3' average St. Jam es 31 St. Jam es fam e and 21 bucket* far the tea 41 Titusville tilling _______. into the . .No. Oviedo » Pulling . . 2 Mot is 30 Allen Thomaa, lanky sophotnori lophomoro Schedule center whose amaslna 30-font one Jan. 10—Iloone Jv* handed iwiihera trrlt Inn. 21—St. James fane last Tueiday night. Jan 27—Oviedo Thomas, who also has a brother, Jan, 30—Umatilla Rd, playing the L Langwond quinFell. 8—Titusville ylng on tho _ m . tat, broke Into his own In the Feb. IS—Mount Dora Ovledo-Lyman claih by pacing tho Feh. 18 21--CFC Tourney Ioilng Hound attack with a potent Kcb. 24-81. Cloud i- S h .lr*'points, n io m aim ha* i 32 polnta Feb. 27—Umatilla this lesson and a 0.7 aver- DriHkill Unseats Charlie Shaw As Lyman Top Scorer If' Jam es Newman, the fourth rank< iitg Lyman scorer, bolted the loam only last waek In laav* Coach Payne with almost an e .pjw m orallneup, be fa tar* itSaopiwm DsytMf but 8 m a t n New Smyrna Defeats JRH’h Pick Up Game Crooms Five, 28-23 On Leading Hellcats Sanford - Orlando AI Negrotto Sets Kennel Club Entries Bowling Pace In ’ro M o irr* i:% rn n :» riiik r ii %u: — fwn h ii * iinmiv Unit. mi ItitRfy r * K » t K ln fil, Krltfl* VJ-62 Navy Loop d;tir«<» L I iiimilit" I pi l.in-k, lli ll * i ' H p i i i r , liiitfige Mf<ial, t inv«**i% I » u u g , T h r i f t y Al Negrotto, Inveterate bowling player from the Sanford Naval NU 9 | : i i i m i ii \ i n — » / hi m i i « Auxiliary Air Station who plays iiu»ti>n nine. mu.iii.ti linn*. T«.-k jn ajj four leagues at the Sanford Mom.. H*pf«n. captain now,)njt Alley.,.ha* finally come mime. Met lim p liH itjn. Ik Ia, own nniK am la: I m *»J«**ll*W f f I* Into hia a* 4this week’* floffi­ r i i m i i ti 1 1 1 : — v m *1 1 1* Kiln*. I * . It,-*l I’ .1 1 rnmi. I'ltjr lln li *. cial average* reveal hn I* pacing I. .. n it Imii, III tc Mini*. I m r P the faiiml*, VJ-A2 Navy league with a 141) II. ' i l . r K n o w n , l!l*nr Moon average. I i l l II I II II St K —- .V ia Mile Standing but a pin behind O u t l i n e m i- , Ai. »nre, I’ r c l l y I ’e g, Trnile In. NPy I ’ r u le e r ll n rid if Negrotto la lltll l.ulhwood at H a v e r . I.m lv t i e r ,l e u HIP p ,11m 148. A two-way tie for Ihlrd I IP-I II I H I I ! - .Vlil Mile placo honor* ta held by Cearley ttliiinilin T a p , / m i l , A .lr ln n , S e p . h i . f 11,c W nl Is, i t i u e l e r T i i l e m . I h i n l and Hprouao with 118 average*, I ’ reesefl, lentil. although Hprouse ha* ama«*ed * i « t i i 11 x n : — a / hi M ile hla ranking percentage In Ju*t K li h lle r. Hlo iyne <P. lhin l l l e p n r l . three gamea to Cearley’* 21. Mine T m e * fliilil llm ry . P'nney I' li n ier o n , T r i p l e T r u n l i le , T e s i m W i l ­ Cemrlev’a IDS game still stand* lie ax the highest Individual effort In * m i : \ t i i h a i t : — a / m Mile r i n g M u f f , W n v o e H. .Inal In ('Hue, the aallor circuit. Hem e I’ li P o e . It.-.l.- v ll r .l, V n *h ln n • M * K v e l v n K r l * r o , K ,| > M a g n o l i a • t i u i i T i i l i t e r . — a / m Mile lie m i y * 1) 1( 1, I l r .- P l e * * llnP*. No I 'r e l d e in I'rep liig Turn, llolsler, l''lo«'iim1,imu|v, r i r o m y s l n . . f e * v > Hnl. s i v i i i ii t r t i — a in Mile ,MriPiu,in r c m P e r . W h ile Hea r, T n * h * i l * T e . ii * tlr n v e. J u n g l e t 'r h le , ItuPi H v l i o n Alnioret II,ill r r . v r i i l i s t i : — . v i a Mile lllo e Mnrlon My t.lnil*. W a r l(n>. “ lo w T i m e . M n r t l v n l t „ l l . T u f f Urnlln-r. M l * ■ „, , , f I M nlJv 4:1,1 : t l i V T t l ii t f it — n i * Mile Mtierrv I .,1 re- l ' „ * v T a p e . | i „ * e r l ' V n r c l n r J , - , v , - i r * li n g lt*-n,Ji ||,-lle. II.« l»*lie. HI t ll * | i ll n 'v n W a i n ell T iiM in rr* rjn x fthht < t :* i yin n t. i .m . iln’ M I .*14*18 | In i, f*'* [ M IV pr H K f' ii N M Ii M ' R Tack Out, nilrtMi «!•» 111. h T i l l Ilf • |< *« *f-S - - I ' U y II j i I. 9* \|r,r»tt Hi Mist Kliriwti K n l i t T H i : c\t•§; r^k.iv llr tnlc n. Hllrk lltn, i l t d rni{rfiitM PM -TII 11 \ r i : .Irnrm. Hunt P rcw t hl»' W n l l* HIXTII I I A r i : lllll.- T u t u K ill. •II* r ............... H I'V I^ T II I! AIM! Ill’ll, l-'Ltt* H l i l f \V is hi - H rm irn i i * '< r s*.. I ' m . i .I mh ||.*|.t*. N I S T 11 ' i A » I Air........ I **..11 T »!N T M It v i m : \V,i» i •n* m ||«' It..It* T ii «I iiii 1i ', i f t i*»- Nil. w T • mil, IM » : v I !N T 11 ti U r ■ Nlii'i r y t.iinc \Vit iii i'll Mill Lnkevicw Five Tons Lyman llimrh, 48-32 WINTER u A llHEN f Hue-la" Long won.)'* I.vmnn high school outut,'. nt ii rl <-il streuif iignln Inst night leil wn* lie-'1le to hold on •>, the lenil no,I f"ll Iii l.nkevlew Mli»h Hchuul five here lust night, l.nkevlew JnyVees W'oi the open­ er fnmi I.vmnn, 47-20. lllll Fleming lilt fur 21 point* to h-nd the Lakeview vnrsltv nttn-k w'dle Fnmhro >*•*» high for Lyman with l2. l.ymao; FG FT T 1 1 1 King I’cmhrn .1 8 12 Miller 2 1 1 1 0 2 F'"lieh 4 N’-wmaii 1 0 wiil’iu 1 1 3 12 10 14 T-lst-. l.ilketii’M: FG IT T 0 i, o Howell Hiiv-'s 1 ii 5 1 0 o I'llllllps 1 2 H Maddox 9 -i.. 29 Fleming 1 1 1 .1 Iriguug 0 0 0 1.1*1" 13 7 37 Total# 14 7 4 9 - -14 I.vmnn l.nkevlew 9 5 11 12-17 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Hv The Associated fre t* North Carolina 71 Davidson 00 Duke 78 Virginia Military 33 North Carolina Slate 02 WAM 58 Georoe Washington 104 Virginia Terh 53 Richmond 05 Washington k Let aa Wake Forest 03 Clemson M Furman 08 Georgia 74 Howard (ala) 78 Trov (ala) 71 Florida Slate 71 Florida South­ ern 83 Georgia Trhrs 88 Rollins 70 I’rcrloia Mills 71 Chattanooga 02 •onvllle) 28 l.uko Butler 48 Hcddick 42 Hanford 48 DeLsnd 33 Daytona Beach Mainland 50 Win­ ter Haven 29 Sarasota 31 Ft. Myers >3 Venice Noknmi* 48 Punta Gorda 36 Callshan 52 Macclenny IS GREYHOUND LEAGUE Negrotto Negr l.ulhwood Cearley Hprouse Ht. I’eter Hchautteet Warren Wlckllnn Carver Fnrdyce Norton Henson Frank* l.ocke Cox Wnlkama Dumont Fogal Young MrCarxon Clark Wolf Jackson I’arrnt C. D. Miller Fortune Ronton Reek Fatheree Ziegler Martin ('nrhone Will I’- G. Miller O. 21 9 21 :i 24 22 18 12 6 12 9 21 9 21 6 (I 24 14 12 3 8 15 16 12 12 21 8 IH 15 5 24 21 3 16 Pins Avr. 3124 149 1130 148 3073 148 418 148 3471 145 3149 141 2624 140 1873 1.79 893 139 1051 118 1252 178 1275 178 1220 135 282(1 135 H9|, 114 1195 173 1170 172 22.18 112 1512 128 188 129 786 128 1908 127 1008 127 1610 128 1590 125 2821 125 748 124 2210 123 1821 121 594 119 2810 119 2488 117 341 114 1097 111 II.G. 104 186 105 164 185 189 102 182 181 181 182 107 167 174 187 181 177 169 178 142 152 181 147 107 181 182 147 150 154 116 192 146 132 143 New Smyrna ncacb scored a 2823 triumph over Ihe Cronma Aca­ demy Panther quintet In the open­ ing basketball game of the season here last night. For Croom*. Ernest Thorne made one of tho two baiketa In Ihe first period that found New Smyrna and Crooms lied, 4 4, The visitor* took n 13-11 lead at Ihe half and added three more points to the spread In the third period while the two clubs each hit for seven marker* In Ihe final desperate quarter. Ive "Two-Pound" Smith wn* Ollv " high scorer for Ihe I’nnlher* with eight tallies and A. Ilrown of New flmyrna equalled Smith’s eight* point effort to lead Ihe winner*. F*. FL Tp. New Smyrna 8 2 2 Wilson 0 2 ’1 Staton 8 4 3 A. Brown 3 0 C. Brown o 4 Mitchell 2 5 1 Chatman 8 ta 28 Total* CROOMR Fit. Ft. Tp. 0 2 1 0 Bell 0 a a Gibson Lewis Frederick Furl Smith Totals New Smyrna (’ROOMS Girls game: New (’ROOMS 1). 8 7-28 5 7-23 Smyrna 28, TUESDAY’S F IG im By The Associated Press TAMPA, F la.-K id Gavllan. 150. Havana, outpointed Arnnt* Peck, 151. Tampa. 10. (Non-lllle). TOLEDO, Ohio — Chuck Davey. 149, East Lansing, Mich knocked out Johnny Williams, I43'.4j , New York, 7. LOS ANGELES—Billy Peacock. 118. Rhllndclphln. out pointed Tom­ my IJmrda, I2«), Honolulu, 10. WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. — Earl lllllon. 127, Philadelphia, outpoint­ ed lllll Boaaln. 127, Pittsburgh, 8. MIAMI IIEACH, F la .-Ja m r* J. Parker, 207, Zorontn, stopped Os­ car Pharo, I851li, Birmingham, Ala. 4. In the 1932 Michigan Slate-IndlHAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Chain ana football game, three Spartan Hernamlei, 138. Durango. Mexico, backs each gained more yards outpointed Eddie Hcrollnn, 138, ns Ilhan __ the entire ____ ____ _______ rushing Indiana Galveston. 10 learn. The ha.d hitters were Hilly SPOKANE, Wa*h. - Ted Lowry, Weill, Evan Stonac and Don Me- 182, New Bedford, Mass, stopped Aullffc. Joe Kahili, 183, Portland, Ore. 5. The second place JRB’s picked up a game on the loop leading Hellcats by defeating the Tigercats in two of three game* last Tuesday night In VJ-82 Navy bowling league play at the Han­ ford Howling Alleys. Mrsnwhlle, the llellrata were dropping a pair In the third ranking llearent* while the fifth place llohcat* were picking up a clean series sweep on • forfeit from the hapten* Panther* who for the fifth *tr*lght week fell­ ed lo show up for the weekly g*mr*. Ht. Fetor led the way for tho J ltll’s with a 41)4 series, high for the Iraguo’s evening play, while Hill Cearley rolled a top 480 serlr* far tho losers. Rob Warren hit for a 448 three-set total for the win­ ning Beareata and Fogal’* 411 series was the best effort for the losing Hellcats. Beareata (2-1) flayers 1 3 Total 3 Henson ton 187 148 420 Mnrtln 102 118 118 428 Warren 140 11*7 142 448 Luthwood 117 112 111 -tor McCarson 115 142 111 188 Total 591 718 872 1981 Oviedo’s Johnny Jones Cracks Century Point Mark With 102* Oviedo’* pride and joy, the *t n•atiunai 16-year-old Johnny Jones, liecatne the first Lion and Hemlnoln County *corer to crack the century scoring mark this season when he poured In 19 points agninst Lyman last Tuesday night to liooul M* year’s count to an unhidlvvahle 102 markers In Just six contests. Junes' phenomenal total glvr* him the county prep leadership In average points per gnme with an even 17. lie hn* In addition scored 88 of his point* on 44 baskets to pace all the county players. In *plte of a sprained ankle in|ury! which kept him aldelined for two of lha six Oviedo games, lankv rebound ace Waller Duda I* Ihe No. 2 Lion point producer with 13 for Ihe second-seeded position In Ihe averages of 10.8. While Norman Fore, chunky little Lion guard, 1* third In points with 19, lie I* fourth on the basis of point* per contest with n 8.5 average. The third ranking honor* In average go to Illlly Meek, who Is currently nursing n badly sprained ankle. Meek left the Oviedo scene two game* ago and Hellcats (1-2) Player* I 2 3 Tolnt possessed ii neat 9-pnint* p e r game Dumont 111 121 170 percentage with 18 scored In four Clark 110 400 tilt/. I4fi Lion Coach Paul Mlkler. who lit) Schanttret (21 401 Carbone 07 12t 148 has le-en constantly plagued with Fogal 140 I no 123 411 Injuries and Illness will lend hi* Total HB3 870 821 1951 charges ngiilust the highly touted Umutilln quintet Friday night In Umatilla with the girl*’ game pre­ JHH (2-1) Players 1 Total ceding the featured clash at 1:10 I 2 Wlrkllnr 148 129 117 422 p.m. From nil reporta this year Umn128 1R1 18ft 494 Ht. Peter Ponton l i t 112 Jog M52, *ilia I* th» lop rnnkln* quintet In Negrotto ino 181 141 468 the class (' Central Florida Con­ Blind 123 120 126 176 ference which Oviedo holds an enTotal CAO 710 72!) 2099 viable lending 1-0 rrrnrd. The Friday evening battle shapes up to he the big CFC Tlgerrat* (1-3) Flayer* I 2 3 Total clash of the nieht wllh the out161 110 tin 41U rnme rated slrlrtly In the to** Walkamu Jackson 115 117 144 188 up elan*. However, the outcome Farent 187 113 112 S02 of this utruggle should go a long Cearley 181 101 141 488 way In determining the winner 128 126 126 176 of Ihe CFC rage championship Blind Total 712 816 800 2018 t h i s s e a s o n , Oviedo holds the heat county prep hnskethnll record this season Panther* forfeited tu hnviug four win* us against only Bobcat* (3-0) two sethurks, owning victories GRAND RAPIDS. M lch.-Frank over Clermont. I.ymnn, Boone JV*, Favaro, 1721X, Akron, stopped Grovelnud while fulling only to Chuck Snicser, 17Siti, Detroit. 2. NHWAUK, N. J.-W llllo Syilnur, HASTINGS. Neb. — Rlllv * ’>l''« 179. Omaha, Mopped Oeorgo Black- 148' -j , Now York, outpointed Mon­ roe Kuril, 117, Newark, 8. stone, 178, Omaha, 7. E W D O D Player Jones Duda Meek N. Fore Wheaton McCall Hlayton Mather* Bhnffer It. Fore Boatwright My era Llewellyn Total* Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feh. Feh. Feb. Feh. Feb, 6 44 14 103 17.0 4 . 19 5 43 10.8 4 14 8 38 9.0 a 14 11 39 6.6 4 D 6 24 3 4 6 14 I P A 10 7 27 4.5 1 1 0 2 2.0 4 1 1 3 0.8 1 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 0 0 0.0 • 111 58 2*9 4I J G E « # T R I Beaaoa Record Edgewater Clermont Winter Park Boone JVs (iroveland Lyman 18—At Umatilla IMS Schedule 20—Titusville 21—St. Cloud 27—Lyman 19—At Clermont 3—At Titusville 0—(Iroveland 10—At St. Cloud l.l—Umatilla 18-21—CFC Tourney 24—Boone JVa Bowling Standing* CITY LEAGUE W. L. H.G. 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Only Dodge offers shift-free Truck-o-matlel P L U S gf rol Fluid Drive, famous posrat cushion that prolangi truck life, protects your load. m kr < « • u« t o d a y f o r a r t d g o o d d o a l ^ r ’ •vSTf/’ i. ■ f■- i prr, ‘f.pr'J i 4iV'i, Jf,, ■:,1. 00 ways newt Rdnfco atruction, larger eth su tra-capadty radiator*. available. 7:30 S ta fo h l • i,V .1* *} 24 f- I PLUS 18 19 21 r« 29 35 3 W. 35 33 21 19 17 10 VJ-62 LEAGUE W. If g for . Ava. W. L. Pel. 4 8 .867 % 41.3 239 39.8 2 4 OVIEDO Opponent! 40 80 18 18 nn 47 Jan. Scoring G. Fg. Ft. Ta. Afg. why those 3 of the many N the mighty Winter Park and Edgewater five*. OVIEDO CAGE RECORDS S 197 174 SI!* 836 807 L. 10 12 24 20 28 38 T.P.w 16088* �1,1 — ' •* ' ■■ '• ............. ft T-<\" ** IfffffT I v E -W f ■ - T u n W EA TH ER t f TOO DON’T tM ilf l im t l i H H Herald, Cltf Partly rlimit> to occasionally cloudy D cU rtrr, ly T:W ►■., p la n e call YELLOW CAB t i l l S h e S m a l i ...... I mHit w ill) s cn llc re d In extre m e m u lti F rid a y . t xhow tr* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHPAPEIt VOLUME XLIV EcUbUahad 1908 8 A N E O llD , F L O R ID A TH U RSD A Y JA N . 13, 1933 A k s i k ' in I n l l'rc * *» L e a s t 'll H i r e N il. 101 Industries, Inc. Is Formed | Camp Guard Killed, Sanford To Bring New Industries To Sanford Runaway Train Crashes Into Another Is Injured Washington’s Union Station; As Prisoners Flee One Of Four Escaped Convicts Captured; Palm Beach County Is Scene Of Break WEST PALiT b EACH tit — A guard was beaten to death and another knocked unconscious by a prisoner who then escaped with three others today from the Lo* ahatchee camp. One escaped man, Paul Halph Fields, 31, of Bonlfav, Fla., was recaptured In a field too varda from the camp. A bloodhound sniffed him out as he hid In g r a s s . Fields was serving 13 years for armed robbery In Levy County. Prison Capt. E. E. Paige report. ed a trusty, Donald Lee wlllls. 31 ' struck down the first guard. Grant Dohner. 83. while serving Bar's early morning meal. Doh.... died at Good Samaritan IfospUaMjere without regaining conPaige laid Wlllls took Dohnrr’i pistol and went to an office where the aoeond guard, John F Gravdnn. v i l «u duty. He placed Graydnn'a ikfast on his desk, then struck S t f L . from the rear. He mod in stove fid handle In each iron Gene Tucker Is Named Number 1 Local Young Man Jaycee Citation AT a„ Given On Basis Of tr .. 1 r * * * H o s p ita l Ils T I O r t S ____ Cited for Ills outstanding work as president of the Fcrnuld-Laughton Hospital Association for the post three ycurs and his successful efforts In promoting the author Iration of the hospital bond Issue t v at the polls last November, T. t . Tucker was presented tho Outstanding Young fih-n Award for 1062 by the Seminole Countv Ju n ­ ior Chamber of Commerce at Its meeting In the Yacht Club today. The youthful vleo president of the Florida Stale Bank, who came , to _____________ ____ ______ Sanford after World War II..... and j**,, acl|Ve In the Rotary Club C,Oravdon W u n ro n sc lo u s. Wlllln 1K* wc'' “ i ‘ 1rvl1n * on many J a y c e took his pistol and krv* and un committees during tho last yenr, looked n rrll hlm-V holding 43 men. graciously accsptrd tho award cor-I Three lolnetl Wlllls and Ihev fled tiflcnlo from Jayceo President The 40 prisoners who remained Stcnstrom. behind stayrd In thtdr cell block, Dougins the standing ovullon by except two who went to Croydon's tlmAfter Juycces finally subsided, Mr. assistance. Wlllls was serving eight years Tucker, shook hands with Mr. on a breaking and cnlrrlng rliareo. Stonstrum and said, “Thank you Those who escaped with him very much." Then lie turned toward tho Jaywere Thomas George Madden, .it. and Robert Swycrs, 33, each serv­ cees and,in sluw measured words ing five y e a n on breaking and added, "I want you to know thut I receive this uwurd with full appre­ entering charges. ciation of its meaning and I am vory proud to have It. "When I first came to Sanford after tho last W"l< war. »I was ,,*w like •a lot m m HI Mir U 1V Hill Local Delegation To Moot With Road Officials F r i d a y Among representatives f r o m Remlnole Countv attending th« iliatrtet budget ipyeUng of thg State at Ho*d DetHMfBMnl tomorrow 1 (iBO p. m. at Delaind _____ will he mem­ bers of thu Beard of Countv Com­ missioners. Fnrr**t Rreekforldve, manager of the Chamber of Com­ merce, Voile Williams Hr,, r"nresenllP'r the O of C, and Tom Lem­ on. CUv Manager. A resolution will he presented at the budget hearing for ronstrurGan work on twu secondary mails In Seminole eoontv, the Chanman Road to State Road HP In nvh-du and ■the Forrest C ity-logw ood Road, giving access to Santando .Springs. A letter I* to lm presented re­ commending construction work on French Avenue, the extension of Geneva Avenue to Lake Jes«up and the extension of Celery Avenue to New Smyrna Beach, In eonjunc tlon with Volusia county. The five project* aro among 12 Upon which the Commission has taken action since 1050, During Uta last three years, the County has accrued a total of f600.246.Ml In available funde for secondary roads. Ths expenditures and com­ mitments during the past three years total 33(15.058.60. I«av(iicr a balance of $283,287.33 for 1033, according to available figures. State R«p. Voile Williams Jr. said at a meeting of the Commis­ sion with the Chamber of Commeree Monday that a 17 million deficit ' exists In tha state primary road fund*, and thqt not much can be done on them for several months. According to a latter from the State Road Department, the Coun­ ty la being naked If It wUhea to contribute County secondary road funds toward primary road conitnmtion. Tha Commission ruled against aoeh action, deciding to stick to aacondnrr road construc­ tion. and not put any of the County funds Into a collective fundI of the state for primary road building. It was said at the meeting that no daflnlta assurance was given that auch funda would be uied n Seminole County, ^that poaslb y they would be uied elaewhero In tb* state, bodDdOt._______________ __ Ib 41 Persons Receive Injuries Soviet Embassy Bigwig Accused By U.S. Of Plot! Two Court Dismisses Sanford Atlantic Case Against 2 Reports Increase Atlanta Editors In Bank Deposits A tiler leans 1 Vienna under the 1 debts were Indicted CQ,lfu* * ! I® ,® * studying in G. I. bill nf u* bis intent*. In Vienna, U. S. snurres said a third Ami-rlvnn bad been nrrc*tcd then- and that "subslanilid minil>er*“ nf oilier* ornhaldv win Id lie pinked lip, ui lna*t fin ipm* I mi,i up. ip the fuinl -liu isld iii! nf 1 n Inteiliutinliul Siirlct ■•.pinnaun ! 1 imr. II,ne ill Wa-ldlietnii tin St,lie luritfct Says Criticism Ko.v Mann Is Elected Demntilinnl deiiiiinded tlml ltii**la iiimeibut, Iv recall Yuii \ Nm 1 Is No Grounds For Vice President And knv. ,eeinid *eeretarv "f it- mn ba»«V limn. Ill- I* Mlnil*,',1 nf Contempt Charges R.W.Deane Cashier I ,|lrn, llmr the ring. ATLANTA The Georgia Sii preine Court tialay dismissed run tempt of court charges against two Allantii Cmixtlliitlon editor* who bail hrrn sentenced to 20 tlnvIn Jail by Flovd County Superior Court Judge II. K. Nleluds. | Jii'iuiuuio tlie sub-tooiiiil -fcowth of tin- Sanford Aibintle Nutlonut Rank lluoughmit the w ars. wo« ! lh“ i-"-'n ie ,l to the Ih-s i .I "f db'clor* nl Hi-'h normal meet P " 1-' v '"i,i,,v l.y l’i«*ldenl Robert Haiinmn wlm slated that hn ww* Editor Ralph McGill and Man cniecluliv pleased with the pro. aging »U8H Editor W. H. Field* were arcs* niiide bv tli lunik dm Inilit A2. A l l , m iii ' v lim im u l M iliin n m , iimioimnn,l tlm l twn nf N .n ik n ,' nllm rid 11set-ill s lltt n \'m l,m tin.I k n it I.. I'n n yn r. lwith id \ m , Vnrk t 'id „ nre Midrml b, F . S in ilitiiry mdiee in Vlmum \n.,t<i dm Tin-, wme mil iibinnd 11 plane mid nre mi m u le back lime In -land tria l 11* a reus nil spln- I snurres III Vlemni -aid tile till i d American nrrn»teil there was identified at W n ltir 1.1111 tier, U. S M S3i OOV ADIAI MKVCNSON P rrs ftitcnltsil cniup.ii » * lit Id. Ill , Ills* »«ll ' t ( r ly h l), U iivuttiui sti f1 |M!it In Hit? M.iti * In ><># t .1*1*1 !*...• *1 i>. tin ' t Cl *Mb’>' ■ i» ».sf l i.ns.4i. Willi,MMI , Sf* . th >MljMlf* ,f ffi.ili 111 ll If 1h 1 world unit I'cfurr *• i»> . i t Ia to 1 •- i Hold alia a to regal* power la Wrnteni * " S t o a t , publlo iaf« aaxiatfd by arm ed mil lx i ll 1 t*jrtti I. 11 * ui ‘ j I l(l| I !•«) | tlltltil *.'rMI tl Ferry, Freighter Many Firemen In Collide In Murk Capital Hurt By Of Hudson River Blast In Store Parley A rc I M ow n A C I ’O S S S treet. Six ( ’ovci'cd Hv (filler I i c l u ’i s 1 w \ S 1«I i< \ • i ’1 *|tHi ill 1 I mm r•im : 1 ,s Ms t t ,»>G 1 i.j 'i i •ll • *I.M| 1 IM l .i Mu i t u ,, I.llII ll.ll »M.1 18 I l n 1 Mill Him l: r •«- iln it tilli ' II lull 1n l .Iti l,t , . Mf» hi IN ft a t i • l \ i f ! |VU4f ll 1.'.t K» i ■*• t . • Ml1 | •a 1 t III. •1 ' i d III 4*118*tl 1" . 11 lal | (I f \ \ I t , j It! hi n' fin* 1*Vi 1# 1 Mt n .u ii S 'll 1■III 1! evi I'ti'i 144• fit 4* N.llli .Ml ll" '»l .i f I n tl i*' I'NUld’- mti f ill’ \ ll.Kl llsll t' HtliljIh in i tl .Hi! ili , '* ifti i 1'ui1ft W,1*' t •HI It 14* l i l ”.t i ,| fit tlllFlf'U I'-, ff 44|fl HIM Ui \ 11 ......... .I M,tt vI iml. .♦■* n» i s V\ ,i ■,i 111 fi»n i mii |Mrlt> v v i -I mi It M il' i 11!• «| (ft fo In I ]I Ini fil I! r I. Ill tillVtf I*| VI* 1 «* ’in II "i If 1tI«|'A|t ,|(|tt‘ tin* s f i i i l ff-itii flti> lu iriiiiii* hullil HU* Six nfliM hii*!ln*u, Iiiuluiliiti* S u ltuu w t n* i«anita*<| i Imwii hy rubltli ill till' ll.i •*if m nt | III ■11»<l| hi lllLr .19M*811 six nil'll m il '■ fm i. ui >.Hi! W illi.m ii Tri»lhntf<ar S ihjm* nf fhlMll 'U TC III IMlIl Me 1111 In flit’ll !!•*« k • llv F R A N K In act axalnst threats to tho secur­ ity of tha AlJlea. Tboae arrested Included; Dr, Werner Neumann, fo rm e r clary In D r. Joseph Golb- of " V I , . i ll 111!INTO I'n p n ” :■* Hie I'ope VATICAN CITY W - A b i i I i i G a appealed ui (he Im -ih rii uim iient* i Imckgrtiimd nf hinting IlifM ami tifler id as (* Irum silver trumpets Ihn color nf medieval pageantry. heralded III* approach Tim I'lintiff. rolled in red nnd Popo Plus XU (ndnv placed red hills nit Hie bend* of Hi of Hie 21 while, wn* hurtle lulu Ibe church Homan Catholic cardinal* Im ere un ills portable llirime A gleaming gulden mitre was on bis bead uted this week. Shunt* nf praise broke again and Among those hundred In Ihe cere miiny in St. I'rtrr'x great basilica again from the faithful, held hack from Hie middle aisle nf Hie Inisil wn* (be United Stale*' flr*l Fur Western prince nf the church — lea hy uniformed Sw’lm guard* James Fraud* Cardinal McIntyre, carrying ancient halberds and wearing medieval helmet*. archbishop of Lo* Angeles. The red damnsk ilrapcd church The Pontiff smiled affectionately at the American prelale after re- sparkled with myriad light*. cllln# over d o u g to to hi* h i * bowed, i n .» v „ i cowl-covered , in iis iu e , aa xu g n i iflurry m i i y in Outside, slight nf snow snow ^aent 4 » u t ™ ucceed Gobbela as Belch props- l#fir.a "ouitaV Schcei, formerly Reich student leader and onelimo weaa? fn'Tha TtrUlsh wrcupaUon gauialter of Satiburg. Austria, who nominated In Hiller** will for poet of Reich mlnliter of cuiS S Iic fiS d 'jr 0 ,1 1 0 M A BrMah . Foreign “ A' Herr Zlmmermann. former SS brigade leader and eiat connected with tratioo of conrantra head KNOWMNO (M l) of Calif.! San. Robart A. Taft of orlty Loader, and Sen Bugana D. MllUkJn of Colo., i MMalnula «aftronc« with Prwldsnt-alact Dwight >York. Toff told nawoman ba la complataly satispatronspt and that Ctaonbowar bad agreed to j method" ad obtaining approval on all Job ap* ffntornaftonatj the n n clcn l L a tin words ' ( 0|| nvo r Home a* Hie cerem ony which accompany llic prexenlatlun of the red hat. the special aymbnl of cardinal rank. Cardinal McIntyre's fare was radiant ns hn returned In Ida place among the other new prince* of the church. Home Moot) pilgrim* nnd K»mans nf high and humhla rank itfed lha F thronged world's l a r g e s t mrefa for the ceremony. church vt XSH IN G TO N i.p — A ru n aw ay tm**enger lin in ern«lted spcclacuIm l, inio I'n io ii Slut ion tialn y. mlru ru lo o sl, killin g no one tint InP ilin g II At Ir a s l eight person* were li-te il n* c ritic n lly hurt It* horn m re rcltin g n w arn in g , Ibe e le ctric liw iunntive of the l , enn-> I* iilitn ', Fe d e riil express from lt " ',l" ii *m n-lu ll lliro u gli a concrete iiiul iic c l sinplilock and crashed throng!) Hie lloor of tile s ln tln ii’s gu ’ .il cuiicniii -i' nl about 3:30 a m . ll -topped -liu it of Hie crowded w .tiling rnniil Pome of iho-e nlm ard w ere arm mg for the In aiig iirn l ce rcm u tilcs t" he china sed T u e sd ay when I* " ig lii ti E is c iiliu w e r take* the " .d ll a* president The station lx three b lin ks flin n the Capitol. F ra n k I M cC arth y, assistant n r e president of Hie IV n n .sylvn n ia I! n li " ," I leltl reporters hours afte r " ic i ru*li (to re hull been no nff" i d finding , el as In Hie cause. i om piinv and s l.itlim n ffie ia ls, (be lufi i - l i i c i iiiiiu ic r r e Com m ixHo I III .mil rep resen tative* ■f in iii" .le d igeneies sw arm ed mi i their ' iric il in ,r- llg a lto u * Ttie b g el politic hearing for J a n . I' i di l , Im rcau agents imi"iin id ",l the w reckage i grotesque "id . i . i l l i i i d pill- d ic w ii llirn llv h tile eorii iiin -c fil W,r into till* *tat m i . 1 ,,,,, r b'\ cl lb " li nn siiiiisltcd llirm ish the ■t if utii iiia -te r’* office at Hie older -ub " I the rnm 'diir*e a favo rite incetnig -imt for trn se ie r* II went on Hirongli a new sstand sc a lle rln R ma ga/lues, *m n coll'* mid tobacco item * rill'll Hie lau loii locornniive and one c a r a coach from the New I In , en ra llrm iil plunged througli Hie reinforced concrete Hour Inin i liaggage storage room In thn basement T h e re « n i no in im ed iid e evpla" illn ii as lo w li, Hie tire kc* appnri c n tl, failed a* Hie lia iu ap p rn aclird tin- -lid in ii Hirongli (lie y a rd * I' - engei's e .llm a tc d ll* siH-erl * .»r 11IM* Iv bu1\t run i«nil Tril . i. . Miff t m Ilnur if i, '1 Mil* Jnfit-t t'MMtifuiMtMt t! itrn II * ' 1, l • *1 nf I In' !i«»rn ami I I m* I •1' m ilntm Ii ||u- I’Miii fliitif 1 .i I n i ' 8 hnm :ti| lull 1 Iln* flour mil u lxi'ii iiMny, M llir It in u n u lil hi'm1 idmsuil mi m in II v in .iiii ii.iw Pii^ eT v%!»i11n | 1Ml Hi Ml *;i\ .til.ild t’ jit»11a‘6* I '.ir v urnluh 1 (IH ir * arul it ir ir t ii* %f|iiiiil wt??© -(ltd liltnut'll I lo m i n i m i ott n r m l ;it .ilxm l «»*i t'etur FliitF il imiII mint Court Clerk Turns Large Surplus For T>2 Over To County Tlo- n u n ,' of the Clerk of the i " n i l Cum I -bowed ii net income ••I <s.i i i i i l , win-It will be turned ii,,i in tin lluiiiil of C om ity C um ­ uli -iiiiici*, i,e,'inding in ii report i.ii I'.i ,'i 2 tn"pm id 1,y m I*. H ern ­ don, , Irik !..|,|I i,.".|pt* fill Hi" yenr were The i ij11111 vt as ji 11,i|f«-r v stiiil .ip jlll,. Mi n ln| t" *it Hllil ililll f I Nil Iisl! |Iln III*- iihmit 11M>t|1 hi \ n iilit Mil i hint 1 I , trill Mii- I tit m i SI ji f tmi nil a in " attl* II,d im ....... Him i ip - i i ,,',1111. 7 : 1, w iiile expeosef- umouiitI It * i p | " .ion ea me at abniil • d In $| t,!IPtl H2. 1 * IN p in d was llu* * e i" " d Tin- m l urn,m ill dr iiiii'd for tliu t’lHi't an - pi liow Ittow II Wwxldllg Coinit v i , llu* sei-olul highest In hi n i'i ■ -Xi , *4 fee- lo l,e tnriled ill by Mr, Kin I kmii putlter a iitisxengei lb I lu ll. II -illi e (o- took o ffice In r n -tied lb " ," c li ii liiirrle r rain \u g u -i of 111'ir., lie -itiil today. T im and p ill" >d ml 11itinn S ia lIo n , In bii-he l won sM,::trfl,,l!i lo Itclit when liil'ilii II I1' -engers ami b . l "o ii*ld i'ri.b b ’ niooim l of to* eer■ Ilu t e I Ilfii liti'K w el ll old. Mi lleioilon ueerrdited Gin HI! s | I I I I S l i l l S . ii g" iiinoiiol for ||ir,2 In "efficient ST M i . I s u m : I" Di I -I S o llies Si ill retired president ol pm -oiuii'l uiul I'l'onomic uperaHui) Hie F lo iid a School lo r Hie D eaf of Ho iiffice." Aside frmil snlnrle*, and Hlnul du d Tuesday iiigld m ii offii" expi'ii-e, uiouiinted lu only • 77(1 77. 1.0 k su li, itte hn-pdai Medieval Pageantry Marks Rites As Pope Places Hats On New Cardinals British Seize Six Former Nazis On Charge Qf Plotting To Regain Power GKORQK BOULTWOOD j It,i mii Road I Widened Bv Ahsencu Of Fatalities Is Called Miracle; Heavy Toll Averted By Warning’ Signal Acllai Escorts His Successor fined 1200 and sentenced to 20 days Ruv Mumi. it lio Im* been cull' 11 student. opportunities fur pub- In |nll each by Judge Nlelml.*, necled tvllb tin- bank fur the past erad by the Jayceos and I'onger were a rm isn l who had been the target of edllnrlid 23 vears mid who bus been raahier nf Veibet have been s' source of Inspiration cspimimre III a ennlnd Indict­ for me. And again, I want to soy. criticism by Atlanta papers In for the past rliflit years was *lectloci ment returned bv 11 federal grand ill vice president nf the institution Jurv on Tueadav. Tim linliclmeiil recent years. thank you." P e rso n s In ju r e d A unanimous opinion, written by i HDeane, assistant in sh lsf for was epeii' il <»lib word 'ndnv tl - . , S i x Hr. Tucker’s selection was made >iy a-cammllteo of prondnont San- ™ ; i j,'," ™ * . a . n « d ,w „ ,,h ., a : » r i n a . f ? ? M . r . 2 S s they were id vudislv. • P u t P n i/ iV ■ A v e rte d lord eltlscns above the aga of Mn, . . * , ....... 1, 1, .,, n.......... , , ri._______ v ll)lir , Pin| 1 I'Ofl _ . _nn. Novikov ith named active msniticrshlp In tho Jaycees. said "th e ru le tor ro nlam pt here ..... A m o iiu ' I * u s s i , i i K ,c r s imr shows un its lute that 1moil dividend* of nix ncrci*n| won*! oltli tlicio hut. This committee was chosen by Involved grounds whatever lo ».is*aln oiiiti on Jo n . I mid J u lv I of lu*t dilllriin atic stilt Os, In* uux not Junior Chamber Award Chairman anoconviction M M V i l | I K I- \ ‘■l.'len I l.nnl made 11 ilrfc iiilm il. fur contempt existed " v**m. M r. Hjimnan ri'iin rlc il, Gordon Bradley. (e r r , I ' l l l l l MM pil*>elll el ■l I Iie.l Tin* iiwllctim nt sk. t. h i- in . The case grew out of n iiighwny Oi'iMMilM o f th#» hunk, n c c 'd ln v Preceding the presentation, M r.' safety camtmign conducted bv the I" tho Ih*«*. H1 s(nt«’in**ni, rcmdird • hiirir* • '.id ! Ill l.m nd fn*M*»ii Rut into i ft e l’. 'lile r m .u Iln S lu lo i ,«l Stcnstrom alluded to the award as . Cons[1111 • •( l * ■ . .,1 1Ion One sinrv in the series in. (In* ircfhinl nil* k'lkticn* L ib e l t v lod.n " i the highlight of National Junior I said "m otorUti whn *knnu IIn* un nil tioio hiL'li fur UtU tiini* of i Im7*sm hat Nok ikok inti V m|I»i *i uiul ll-ion- ,n I, ■, in ,mileil Ni"> t m l Chamber of Commeice Week. Af­ ropc»* find va*y u « yb »ml meant vi*nr nnd «*vc*»<Nl*“d six iniilioti do)> ter a brief Miminury of Mr. Tuck­ of getting around traffic charge* I n i’* l»v 111!. I (H) fill. A ^s it s tvore 1‘on 1*4 1 I** tiot'i'i* srvo rn l \ » u i' nifo liiic lau S ix ; m*i - no w e ie i j i liiie ,| .m il r»*in»rtod ns Slt.-tHi) ltUt-21. Tl** dr** It* art hn Sovh't hitch ' s , in hid 11 er'* civic contributions, Mr. Sten- In many (fcorgia cmmtici." in isiN fo r t!d?* y4*dii w ith Mills h1»»*re 1hi*v would "In* in n iil.n n -li.iken up " lio ir d Ibe e ll, strom concluded by saying: Among the ca*c» cited wa» one t i c i i t* ow lied ( e l l , Til, Gold S I, ir Motile' 110 iiiifi vnr iiifti. itrid oo»itimi to d i'liv i’i '* I*. “ this man took over thu ForI ’ a.vw'lliter* Ill-bed fur life p ie to |h»* Si iv l i t . and to i cod vt* "un Ift.lAUMW 2d in ItthM. T om M nald-Laugliton Hospital In tho must of a man am ^ted In Floyd County s e rv e r, bid llu- (ere) lii-e u L liic le d '•aid [ M * ir« „ „» (he Son fur. I A lb .n tle Natbm al ,, ' trm tii.u , ilir n lm o * am i in the Sanford AtUrdi.Nntiunul trying times and successfully bv state trm i|K’rs . The sto ry said her s to te iu In, ' If inn Ibe 1 Tilted -ne. *" fr..m Hi.viet ..ffh j. i*. hept it from closing Its doors. Ilfs ■fata patrol record* showed H m l, Hank ile m is li. were *l.7 2 2 .M n Inn In Igtllel |„r,2 .............. . That ili. v huve ....... turn . S ta ll1* Lin e 1 Juu efforts with thu hustiital were so tlo record nl dlmisltlnn nf th e . Ti„. p,.,. A llte l I, nil V ile r ,in und i em bed highly thought of that Governor caa© co u ld bo found In r lo yd , f n r t h o r nhm vcd imiri»Iii« n f ilWO,* f A u i t r i i i i»» iirc«M*liiiir«* v iitli tin her M.n ib .ill >0 tc’iH i «0(t. im illvl.led n ritfli* «.f SM .n7S.Di I rn n sp iin m w ith N ovikov Fuller Warren appointed him to County. In Hie nthec .111 idi nl in lower nil the case w as in anuther HM<| r, „ „ 1A,,., o f *,o.21tl .2.V ».>an* Although T h e fi r —I so ccific e b n ui I lo­ the County Hospital hoard of court, Nichnt* Innk Issue with Hie New Y o rk h arb or the 6,271 ton trustees of which he was later story and rinully demanded that anil ill* ,'(111111* w ere r c p m t .J lit in d ictlilco i gin * back t*. IP IIt wln-o F u lle d S ltile - l ine li elu ld e r A h u t V c rlw r wu* nlrcm lv in A u - liiu J. elected chairman". lean Len d er anil Ibe i! I.ll Inn tha Constitution publish photo­ *2 TU73.-I37.7 h e stockholder* ri--et,"-le,l tin* and accuses him of *id lcilin t; in (juutlnjf from the text of tha graphs nf court records showing W iiterm nu S ii .uu-hm Lin e* fre ig lil Award Certificate issued by ths that a bond wn* made in the rase fo llo w liiv d lre c ln r* : It. J . H w inian, ft •, mn it t m on I ’ . S . te c re l*. < hli k.i-nw collided In Ibe In the same v.iir, Verbcr i* nl emr u rky National Junior Chamber, Mr. lit threatened the tditor* with run iire sid cn l. T h e Hanford \H an tlc w calb er T h e A m e rican leged lo have taken illfnroiutinn Lead er up|inienll> w .i* loullv iln in Stcnstrom read as follow*: tempi of court proceedings If limy ^ " ,llon" 1 " “" f 8u "„ ' l V'" 1....* Z ' nbuut a U. H Air Force ln*lnll>i "Tho United Stales Junior failed to comply with the demand 1 Kmifor.l: •*. H f <dutnn ■- Dluued. -they refused, . .cited . . .. Chamber of Commerce certifies and- when None of Ibe , essel* sunk them visbm .Malinger. Florida l’»i” r, »nd Hon, It Is ul«o iilleged tlml loLight f’omnanv: L. 1. F'usler. "took, obtained and received” un that T. E. Tucker was recipient of for contempt. M eniiwbile. Ibe I'nnst Glint'd *,i'*l farnirr. Sanfnr*t| J. r . I!ut,'|.*snn. Intelligent repot!. the Distinguished Service Award Hie lo.iH Silon I .in k e r K»>o Wll Among sp e d flc count* against mingtuii run aground In Hie d r iiu owner. J. C. Hutchison A I’mnfor outstanding community service nany; R. A. New man, nre,i,lent, I ’n llgre is otic tlm l lie went lo fog id Hie low c i h arb or during the calendar year of IUA3. . ll|tf lm iib>iu"ni f'umnnne. |ii«„ H iilsln irg . A iis lr b i. ill .In ii■*iii v . Through his loyal efforts he has The ferrvb o n l left SI lieu rg e h _. ... . , , i Hanfuidt II. II. I’nno. nr esldeni, H. Il'fit , lo m e t nil em plnve of iln- Stolen I aI it mi with it* cii*ln m i n made a great contribution to hli l O L l f f h t c c n I ’ O C t 'H . Pone Cnmnanv. lor., Hanfurd! I I . H on ti mission to iiriu ilg c foi morning loud ol c iu iin iiite i * lm community, state and nation." , J. W. HIi» iiiI*, or.'sldrnt Tl'c At­ Hie eninlovee lo meet w till Novi M .mii a I ton mill i in into tin- Amei i "Signed Horace E. Henderson, run V r le u ill ill 7 t'l ll ill lielw een National Junior Chamber of Com­ Work is underway un the road lantic Nut bund flank of Jail. sop. knv Ip W ashington, T ile indictment *uv* tlm l N ovi |lie famed statue anil M iillllid l "t merce President." leading south off Hun Hi Hun ford villo: and Ira E. Hmitliward, presi­ Thera next. Arvnua in widening it from a nlnu- dent. Houthwnrd Fruit rutn.nny, knv did meet with this iiniiani ed I I'a p l K o h i'it I.n llirn p . tin- fe r n , , will be no meeting ..... tl, H. cmolnve In W asiiliiK tn n in -kipper, ii'ta irle il u fterw u rd that week since tha Jayceo. wilt attend foot dab to a twu lunc mad, ahunt Inc. there wu* "n o im nle, but *ome tha Joint civic club Chain of Mis- 18 feet wide, W. II. (flruwn) Miller, Tlie tumid of director* then . Iret- April, IPM. ext dement •ton meeting In tha Episcopal Far County Commissioner, said today, ed the following officers: J. W. T iie fe rry und I lie A rn rrlrm i Vet lih House on Friday noon, Jan. A one-mile stretch extending Hhaml*. Ghalrinmi of the I1..aril; PIMENTRY COURSE OFFERED LAKELAND ijt—Florida SooHi em it were (id e rlu rk e il fur scverid 23, President Htaiutmm announc­ south from I’lncy Road U the R. J. itauman. nresident! it. F. ed. scope of tho project. About two Mnno. vice iireslilunt: J, It. Rnston, ern College nnniilinced Indue Hint m inute* I lien Hu- fe rry sum I'n letl Cliff Ahlaa, chairman of tha woeka more will l.e taken in con­ vice president and manager h.itul- ll will offer n course In forestry In In b u lk in g « w iiv am i moved in Jaycaa circus. Issued tickets for struction work lieforc tho stretch nient loan deiiartinenl • II. W. Itenn, ruuiMTiillmi with Duke University re ve r*e in it* M anhattan slip t<* each member to call and orgtd all Is flnlahad, he said, pointing out a cashier; and O, C. Mellrlde. As­ which will lend to n professional avoid xldpping w a ter thrm igli In i degree in lliul tpeclntlm l field dnm ng id how Jayeaea to solicit aataa before tha long haul is Involved in getting sistant Cashier. T h e C u a*l G uard reported the circus begins, sines tha Junior ahfj) for use as fill. A m orlcun Len d e r w as "b a d ly dam Tho rood will have a blacktop Chamber receives 60 percent ef all H iHifltiiiaHl Un I'tiir** l« M l I’atronuge With Ike aurface when finished. the advance ticket Mice. u f |DJ , l ^ I ’ L A N N IN G C O M M U N IO N Proposed annexoUon' ef add!tional area to Sa^ord will be dlscussml at a mooting of the City Planning Commission tonight at |t00 o'clock at tha City Hall, Rob* «rt Drown, chairman, said today. imr a conalflereu deflnlto* Araaa considered defli Areas being h odsubdivision! aubdiviiMn. __ Wynns wood t )y are Ui the Wynnswi»d lubdlvl ndustrlee, and by “Phillips 1ft VUwMd *“ “* areiI beyond tho Dreamwold iibdlvlsion, Ion, Mr. Brown Brow said. Both and James Out, m reU ry of commission, have dona aulla a grown surveying, nlin* lly 11(111 SMITH cert. ITniiiiinoiisly ebeted were 'Hie first meeting of the Sanford Hamlnll C h a s e a* chairman Industrial Hoard got off to a fly­ (tem pi, Unlxri llauman as vice ing start at their meeting last chairman, and Gordon Frederick night at City Hall. All member* of as serrvtary. the new Imard, with the exception The group then waded into the of two members who were out of problems ami objective* of bringtown, attended the meeting and ng _ new.......... Indiistiie* to Sanford. All : enthusiastically pitched 111 to end present were given an opportunity j the era of Industrial stalemate. to present constructive Idea*, ! Members of the new board, us Although the immediate objecappointed by the City Commission, Hve was the locating of a small who were present Included Mayor factory for women’s sport*Wear llandall Chase, as unofficial rh a ir-:and Junior wearing apparel In man, who presided! Robert llau- ’ Sanford, long range plans were man. president of the Sanford At- discussed and tangible evidence of * lantlc flank! Ralph Cowon, or tho sincerity and the desire fori Cowan’s Department store; Gor- new Industry were evidenced In the don Frederick, attorney. Herman mtlnn of tint Industrial hoard In I Jacobson of Ho-Jay’s: W. II. Nl- »>>*, • rratlon of a new niganliat on !eholson of Nicholson liulck Co.: to la* known as Hanford Industries. , Wally Dietrich, realtor! and (till I*11’■Clark. Two members. J. II. V an' Cliairmun Chase appointed « Recall Demanded For ll°V and Han Wrlglit. were out of rummlttue composed of Herman R u s s i a n Official; the d tv anil uiiiililo to attend. Jacobson, us cliairmun. Hill Chuk, I Others present at the meeting Gordon Frederick, and Robert HunTwo GIs Involved Included Forrest Hrcckoni tdge. mini, to draw up a prospective , manager of the Seminole County charter uiul necessary papers for 1Chamber of Commerce; J. M. Gar- ] Incorimrutlun. The new organituW A SH IN G TO N lA 'f -T h e U n it -I i ° ( OanHVn I»rv Do.mIs Storc. tlni, will provide a u»«Mlum |o r the fil Slates todnv accused a Soviet land Tom Lemon, City Manager. purpose of building a fund Wltli Embassy uffieiul of tiiiislei-m liid | n„ , taken up was First |>u, business wn» the lire wliii h to insist In the location or , imr a tiuiiHHtlunllc spy pint tI 4inil it Med m*» **«**# I'w* I ! organisation and election of offl uuaiiist U. H. m ilitary secrets. began. Huge St. I'otcr's Square wn* *uriirl*iiigly oinplv. Only lliu uhiencc of two of Ihe new prince* of tho church who had not been aide In como hern from their Cominimivt rided countries. Yugoslavia and Poland, marred the ancient, picturesque ceremony. O t h e r presentation ceremonies were arranged for tho six other new cardinals—tho apostolic nunIt'iitllasef u s r > |i t » * l Thay broke Into triumphant crips \ blink down nf recelplH for IPo.' -bow. Ho- following: From lion, iiluaU 'n s ledemptiun foes, M ll.2 i» : .......... fee*, iio ,U fU .7 5 ; to* d"i-d iiiHirHsing mui Hu- like, 3*11111; legal fee*, f.'1.17(1, nnd mls■cl Iii iis-i m s fits, l2.fUlt.2H, From go, ei oiiieiitnl agencies—•nlary of Hie Cleik of tlie Circuit Court (|i4,id by Ibe County 1, (0,* milt; erimiiml fees, |ii,tM*7.o(J, and irelieml i'lllll l work, tUPO. Tlie unty oilier listing* under ex pen, us wera salaries of em­ ployee* of Ihn office, which wera a* fuliuwx: E. 1.. Iturdlck, J6,I'MTij (Hive Hunt, 3l.IPt.U6, anil Nortlie Norwood, 3J,3H2.U6. Net ineome Hmmiiiied to *15,flfll.ll, Imt under the law, tho clerk is allowed only lo retain a maximum of $7,6ufl, which left (* net amount of $H,IHl.t| us tha proportion due tlie County. A check was made out payable to tlie Hoard of County Cummls* -loner*. Movie Time Table HIT/. "Agonist All Flag*" 1:4ll . 3:31 - 5:2H • 7:22 - Btl« MOVIULAND "Springfield Rlfla" (1:110 - 7:03 - 8:36, teat feataro I 0)10 .......................................... . ■ lie ; ______________ � 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, 1953 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 14, 1953 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 14, 1953; <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/83b1895cbbab358090e29a428ed42723.pdf 649a7d011cc590c7930d8d390130fc39 PDF Text Text • r • ■ ■ « '• •. •rv -’ « eminoles Sweep Twin Bill From DeLand 4 8 -3 2 ; 34-19 d®fe , , , Bisbec And Krlder Pace Celery Feds’ Secon d Straight EFC Cage Victory THE HANFORD HERALD Cage « Wed. Jen. II, IU.13 Clary Wins MVP Trophy Award In Southern League DELAND — (Special) — D c ■pita the nhicnre at high scaring Gordon Clark, the Improving Sem­ inole High School quintet unleashed a well executed attack with aptrlted hustling and sharp P e n n i n R t o n ’ s Son•hootInn to roll over the Defend Bulldog*, 48-32, here laat night. In-Law, AI S i m n , In the opener the Seminole Junior varelty quintet rarked up Is 2nd In Voting third ennaeeulhe victory hy handing the HulJdng JV* a SINEW ORLEANS itf — Second 19 shellacking. i busrmnn Kill* Clnry. u 38-yc*r old Dllhtia Rlsber, who few experteil velpran of Id professional baseball to be a atar on the Seminole court* season*, won Ihe Southern Asso this year. clearly showed the «>f* elation’* most valuable player feet* of the atrlct tralnimr of Fed award for 1012 In a rinse rare Coaeh, John Scott ji* the lanky with pitcher Al Sima, his team­ left-hander poured In 14 point* mate on Chattanooga'* pennant • while Jimmy Krlder added 1ft for winning Lookout*. the Individual high honor* of the Sport* editor* and writer* gave evening while pacing tho Seminole Clary tho notl In n poll conducted victory. by Hob I'hillin* of Ihe Birmingham Junior Mett* got Into the net Post • Herald, decretory of the with hi* heat *rorlng game In over, group. Result* were announced to a year of rage ulnv hv ripping the ilny Httrlli. !> president . . by . . . Charles . . . ■ coni* for HI more for the Fed*. of the (’la** AA baseball league Coach Scott’* eh*rge« broke Thlrtl In Ihe voting was New Or out In a ra*h of tallle* earlv In lean*’ power hitter, outfielder the came In romp to a 11-9 flrat Frank Thomn* Thoma*. halllnv period lead and a 21-1 hulae al .101 for the *e»«on. led the league the Inter ml** Inn. In home run* with iv In run* The Seminole* overcame th halted In with 111 run* *enrcd frees! mr tncllc* of DeLand. which with 112, mint tidal base* with was Intended to open.the almost 33a nm| utl, „ . rmid in double* Impregnable Hanford defence*, hv with 40 lit* home i* in FiltOiurgh oulpolnllng the hulldoga, 10-4. InClary, whn*e home town I* Val rre**lng the Hemlnole lead to 32-21 do*ln, fla , sparked Ihe Infield The «ee-*aw fourth period »i»«- play of ll>e laiokout* and hid ted Sanfortl churn the coni* for Id a heflv 111 fur Ihe sca*on. knoek more murker* while DeLand only , |ng three triple* and 2d double* put In II. l He played 111 game* at second I.ait night’* triumph g*ve base and wn* second in fiehlloe Hroil'* Kemlnn'e* a oerfert 2-0 only to Mobile’* Forrest Jacob* record In Ea*l Florida Confer* at IIInt [m.| He played 12 game* enre nlay and their second til Ihlrd without nil error atral-ht victory, The Hanford linth t'lnrv mill Slum received var*llv now lm**t* of a. nof Iimi six first plan* vote*, lint 4Ti»r-bad, 2-1 rrrnrd for the aeaxnti. eoin|iiled more -eeonil mid Ihlrd The Fed .InyVee* scored their place vole# to run n|i 11 loliil of third straight win and now hold n -ti) point* eoni|inred with 38 for nlfl" 3*1 season rniilit. Slum Hanford nlae* N'-*v Hinvnm Sima, the wlimlnuevl plteher In He*eti here Fihlny night. the Icnitue 111*1 seiison, I- 2ft mirl Hanford: hull* from Mnhwnli. N l He won FG r r r 24 and lost nine Inr n 727 murk i 1 i Duvls 6 4 It Disliae College Basketball (1 a 2 Florida State 71 t-loruln Southern Reynold* 1 16 « Krlder (2) 2 6 in Jacksonville NAS Carrier Croup Mvlt* 1 0 2 Rtaffnnl H2 Mnc-lllll AFit 77 1 0 2 H",m"m High Srh.Hil Ituskelliiill Jacksonville Jackson :m Jackson Id HI IH Total* VlllV Lee M 11*1,and i Ml (lltll High .12 Miami Edison M Lake Wurth -in Ft Fierce 38 Havman Winter Park 53 Cocoa 22 lllll I'ahnkee III Clewlston 15 Taylor Stuart 57 Seaerest 52 Fanbecr Vero Reach 57 Hello Glade 28 Bryan Fi Lauderdale ill West I'alm Gould Reach 18 Campbell llcdlnnd 32 Riverside 11 Henry Coral Onhle* 71 St Theresa 11 Bnodernsn *1 Ketlerllnos 77 I’nlatka 43 n Hilliard in Baldwin 11 Total* Reor* by Quarlcrit Crescent City 48 Plrrstm in Ratifnrd 14 8 10 Luke City 40 Live link 1!i Deland ...... H 0 4 Fletcher 00 Central Cnlh.dle t.lnek Ihe Hound* have hnd little to about DriHkill Unseats onhowlUsually opening up strung with a scrappy hustling nltnik Ihe Grey Charlie Shaw As hounds have since lost to Titus Lyman Top Scorer vllle and Oni-du LYM AN CAGE KECOIIHS Scoring Player* G. Fg. Ft. Avg. The uncanny long-range 4 21 3 If' II 1 aklll of appropriately named Hobby Drlsklll .Shaw 3 11 17 41 84 Drlshlll ha* been the chief factor 5 9 A. Thomas 12 33 87 In making the recent Lyman High 4 11 If) 6.3 School iouei bearable lor l-ona- Now ms n 3 5 8 3 17 34 wood Greyhound Monlor J I m Helms E. Thomas 3 3 1 7 23 Payne. I 3 1 3 1.7 The youthful sophomore Drlsklll Wldtlls ) 0 1 1 10 came from the No. 2 position In Carter Totals 5 nn 50 170 31.0 two game* to imarat the Ih# last h W. l.. I'ct. Tp. Avg. ,yman ian leader laid Charlie Shaw with a Lyr remtndmi* 28-point splurge. Opponents 4 l .800 218 43.2 tremendous. t 4 .200 170 34 0 Drlsklll, havlni plaved on# let* LYMAN ___ a .Season Record ■me (hail Rhaw’a five, hold* . . . . Ihe __ senior Lyman Opponent* 1-42 point edge over senl alto pace* the 12fl Apopka 48 im a g e per 42 ______ with an 11,3' average St. James 31 St. James fame and 21 bucket* far the tea 41 Titusville tilling into the. . .No. Oviedo » Pulling _______ . . 2 Mot is 30 Allen Thomaa, lanky sophotnori lophomoro Schedule center whose amaslna 30-font one Jan. 10—Iloone Jv* handed iwiihera trrlt Inn. 21—St. James fane last Tueiday night. Jan 27—Oviedo Thomas, who also has a brother, Jan, 30—Umatilla Rd, playing the L Langwond quinFell. 8—Titusville ylng on tho _ m . tat, broke Into his own In the Feb. IS—Mount Dora Ovledo-Lyman claih by pacing tho Feh. 18 21--CFC Tourney Ioilng Hound attack with a potent Kcb. 24-81. Cloud i-S h .lr*'points, niom aim ha* i 32 polnta Feb. 27—Umatilla this lesson and a 0.7 averJames Newman, the fourth rank< iitg Lyman scorer, bolted the loam only last waek In laav* Coach Payne with almost an e .pjwmorallneup, be fatar* itSaopiwm DsytMf but 8 m at n S a n fo r d K ennel - O r la n d o C lu b E n tr ie s ’ro M o irr* i:% rnn:» riiik r ii %u: — fwn hii* iinmiv Unit. mi ItitRfy r*K »t Klnfil, Krltfl* d;tir«<» LIiiimilit" I pi l.in-k, llill * i'H piiir, AI Negrotto Sets Bowling Pace In VJ-62 Navy Loop Al Negrotto, Inveterate bowling player from the Sanford Naval NU 9 | : i i i m i ii \ i n — » / hi m i i « Auxiliary Air Station who plays iiu»ti>n nine. mu.iii.ti linn*. T«.-k jn ajj four leagues at the Sanford Mom.. H*pf«n. captain now,)njt Alley.,.ha* finally come mime. Met lim p liH itjn. Ik Ia, own nniK am la:I m week’ *»J«**ll*W f f I* Into hia a* 4this * floffi­ r i i m i i ti 1 1 1 : — v m *111* Kiln*. I * . It,-*l I’.11 rnmi. I'ltjr llnli*. cial average* reveal hn I* pacing I. .. n it Imii, III tc Mini*. I m r P the faiiml*, VJ-A2 Navy league with a 141) II. ' i l . r K n o w n , l!l*nr Moon average. I i l l II I II II St K —- .V ia Mile Standing but a pin behind O u t lin e m i-, Ai.»nre, I’ r c l l y I’eg, Trnile In. NPy I ’ ruleer llnridif Negrotto la lltll l.ulhwood at Haver. I.mlv tier,leu HIP p ,11m 148. A two-way tie for Ihlrd I IP-I II I H I I ! - .Vlil Mile placo honor* ta held by Cearley ttliiinilin Tap, / m i l , A.lrlnn, S e p . h i . f 11,c Wnl Is, itiu eler Tiilem. Ih in l and Hprouao with 118 average*, I’ reesefl, lentil. although Hprouse ha* ama«*ed * i « t i i 11 x n : — a / hi Mile hla ranking percentage In Ju*t Klihller. Hloiyne <P.lhinl llep n r l. three gamea to Cearley’* 21. Mine T m e * fliilil llm ry. P'nney I'linieron, T rip le Trunlile, T es im W il ­ Cemrlev’a IDS game still stand* lie ax the highest Individual effort In * m i : \ t i i h a i t : — a / m Mile r i n g M u f f , W n v o e H. .Inal In ('Hue, the aallor circuit. liiitfige Mf<ial, t inv«**i% I »u u g , T h r iiff t y Heme I’ li Poe. It.-.l.- vllr.l, Vn*hlnn• M* K velv n Krl*ro, K,|> M a g n olia •tiuiiTii l i t e r . — a / m Mile lie m i y * 1) 1( 1, Ilr.-Ple** llnP*. No I'reldein I'rep liig Turn, l lo ls le r , l''lo«'iim1,imu|v, r irom ysln. .f e * v > Hnl. s i v i ii ii t r t i — a in Mile ,MriPiu,in r c m Per. W hile Hear, T n*h *il* T e . ii* tlrnve. J u n g le t'rhle, ItuPi Hv l i o n Alnioret II,ill r r . v r i i l i s t i: — . v i a Mile llloe Mnrlon My t.lnil*. W ar l(n>. “ low Tim e. Mnrtlvn lt„ll. T u f f Urnlln-r. M l * ■„, ,, f I MnlJv 4: 1, 1 : t l i V T t l ii t f it — n i * Mile Mtierrv I .,1 re- l ' „ * v T a p e . |i„*erl 'Vn rclnr J,-,v,-ir* ling lt*-n,Ji ||,-lle. II.« l»*lie. HI tll*|i lln'vn W ain ell T iiM in rr* rjn x fthht < t :* i yinn t. i . m . iln’ M I .*14*18 |In i, f*'* [ M IVpr HKf'iiNM Ii M ' R Tack Out, nilrtMi «!•» 111. h T i l l Ilf • |< *« *f-S - - I'Uy IIjiI.9* \|r,r»tt Hi Mist Kliriwti Knl itTH i : c\t•§; r^k.iv llrtnlcn. Hllrk lltn, i lt d rni{rfiitM PM-TII 11 \ r i : .Irnrm. Hunt P rcw t hl»' W nll* HIXTII I I A r i : lllll.- T u t u Kill. •II* r ............. H I'V I^T II I! AIM! Ill’ll, l-'Ltt* H l i l f \V is hi- H r m i r n i i * '< r s*.. I' m . i .Imh ||.*|.t*. m ||«' N I S T 11' i A » I It..It* T ii«I iiii1i', Air....... I **..11 T»!NTM It v i m : ift i*»- Nil.w T •mil, \V,i» i •n* IM » : v I !NT 11 ti U r ■Nlii'i r y t.iinc \Vit iii i'll L n k e v ic w Lym an Mill F iv e T o n s llim rh , 4 8 - 3 2 WINTER u A llHEN f Hue-la" Long won.)'* I.vmnn high school outut,'. ntii rl <-il streuif iignln Inst night leil wn* lie-'1le to hold on •>, the lenil no,I f"ll Iii l.nkevlew Mli»h Hchuul five here lust night, l.nkevlew JnyVees W'oi the open­ er fnmi I.vmnn, 47-20. lllll Fleming lilt fur 21 point* to h-nd the Lakeview vnrsltv nttn-k w'dle Fnmhro >*•*» high for Lyman with l2. l.ymao; FG FT T 1 1 1 King I’ cmhrn .1 8 12 Miller 2 1 1 1 0 2 F'"lieh 4 N’-wmaii 1 0 wiil’iu 1 1 3 12 10 14 T-lst-. l.ilketii’M: FG IT T o 0 i, Howell Hiiv-'s 1 ii 5 1 0 o I'llllllps H 1 2 Maddox 9 -i.. 29 Fleming 1 1 1 .1 Iriguug 0 0 0 1.1*1" 13 7 37 Total# 14 7 4 9 - -14 I.vmnn l.nkevlew 9 5 11 12-17 LEAGUE N ew S m yrn a D e fe a ts O. 21 9 21 :i 24 22 18 12 6 12 9 21 9 21 6 (I 24 14 12 3 8 15 16 12 12 21 8 IH 15 5 24 21 3 16 On C r o o m s F iv e , 2 8 -2 3 New Smyrna ncacb scored a 2823 triumph over Ihe Cronma Aca­ demy Panther quintet In the open­ ing basketball game of the season here last night. For Croom*. Ernest Thorne made one of tho two baiketa In Ihe first period that found New Smyrna and Crooms lied, 4 4, The visitor* took n 13-11 lead at Ihe half and added three more points to the spread In the third period while the two clubs each hit for seven marker* In Ihe final desperate quarter. Ive "Two-Pound" Smith wn* Ollv " high scorer for Ihe I’ nnlher* with eight tallies and A. Ilrown of New flmyrna equalled Smith’s eight* point effort to lead Ihe winner*. F*. FL Tp. New Smyrna 8 2 2 Wilson 0 2 ’1 Staton 8 4 3 A. Brown 0 a 3 C. Brown o 4 Mitchell 2 a 5 1 Chatman 8 ta 28 Total* CROOMR Fit. Ft. Tp. 0 2 1 0 Bell 0 Pins Avr. II.G. 3124 149 104 1130 148 186 3073 148 105 418 148 164 3471 145 185 3149 141 189 Gibson 2624 140 102 1873 1.79 182 893 139 181 Lewis 1051 118 181 Frederick Furl 1252 178 182 Smith 1275 178 107 Totals 1220 135 167 New Smyrna 8 7-28 282(1 135 174 (’ ROOMS 5 7-23 H9|, 114 187 Girls game: New Smyrna 28, 1195 173 181 (’ ROOMS 1). 1170 172 177 22.18 112 169 TUESDAY’S F I G im 1512 128 178 By The Associated Press 188 129 142 786 128 152 TAMPA, Fla.-K id Gavllan. 150. 1908 127 181 Havana, outpointed Arnnt* Peck, 1008 127 147 151. Tampa. 10. (Non-lllle). 1610 128 107 TOLEDO, Ohio — Chuck Davey. 1590 125 181 149, East Lansing, Mich knocked 2821 125 182 out Johnny Williams, I43'.4j, New 748 124 147 York, 7. LOS ANGELES—Billy Peacock. 2210 123 150 1821 121 154 118. Rhllndclphln. out pointed Tom­ 594 119 116 my IJmrda, I2«), Honolulu, 10. WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. — Earl 2810 119 192 2488 117 146 lllllon. 127, Philadelphia, outpoint­ 341 114 132 ed lllll Boaaln. 127, Pittsburgh, 8. MIAMI IIEACH, Fla.-Jam r* J. 1097 111 143 Parker, 207, Zorontn, stopped Os­ car Pharo, I851li, Birmingham, Ala. 4. In the 1932 Michigan Slate-IndlHAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Chain ana football game, three Spartan Hernamlei, 138. Durango. Mexico, backs each gained more yards outpointed Eddie Hcrollnn, 138, ns Ilhan __ the entire _____ ____ ________ rushing Indiana Galveston. 10 learn. The ha.d hitters were Hilly SPOKANE, Wa*h. - Ted Lowry, Weill, Evan Stonac and Don Me- 182, New Bedford, Mass, stopped Aullffc. Joe Kahili, 183, Portland, Ore. 5. Negrotto Negr l.ulhwood Cearley Hprouse Ht. I’eter Hchautteet Warren Wlckllnn Carver Fnrdyce Norton Henson Frank* l.ocke Cox Wnlkama Dumont Fogal Young MrCarxon Clark Wolf Jackson I’arrnt C. D. Miller Fortune Ronton Reek Fatheree Ziegler Martin ('nrhone Will I’- G. Miller J R H ’h P ic k U p G a m e L e a d in g H e llc a ts The second place JRB’s picked up a game on the loop leading Hellcats by defeating the Tigercats in two of three game* last Tuesday night In VJ-82 Navy bowling league play at the Han­ ford Howling Alleys. Mrsnwhlle, the llellrata were dropping a pair In the third ranking llearent* while the fifth place llohcat* were picking up a clean series sweep on • forfeit from the hapten* Panther* who for the fifth *tr*lght week fell­ ed lo show up for the weekly g*mr*. Ht. Fetor led the way for tho Jltll’s with a 41)4 series, high for the Iraguo’s evening play, while Hill Cearley rolled a top 480 serlr* far tho losers. Rob Warren hit for a 448 three-set total for the win­ ning Beareata and Fogal’* 411 series was the best effort for the losing Hellcats. Beareata (2-1) flayers 1 3 Total 3 Henson ton 187 148 420 Mnrtln 102 118 118 428 Warren 140 11*7 142 448 Luthwood 117 112 111 -tor McCarson 115 142 111 188 Total 591 718 872 1981 Oviedo’s Johnny Jones Cracks Century Point Mark With 102* Oviedo’* pride and joy, the *t n•atiunai 16-year-old Johnny Jones, liecatne the first Lion and Hemlnoln County *corer to crack the century scoring mark this season when he poured In 19 points agninst Lyman last Tuesday night to liooul M* year’s count to an unhidlvvahle 102 markers In Just six contests. Junes' phenomenal total glvr* him the county prep leadership In average points per gnme with an even 17. lie hn* In addition scored 88 of his point* on 44 baskets to pace all the county players. In *plte of a sprained ankle in|ury! which kept him aldelined for two of lha six Oviedo games, lankv rebound ace Waller Duda I* Ihe No. 2 Lion point producer with 13 for Ihe second-seeded position In Ihe averages of 10.8. While Norman Fore, chunky little Lion guard, 1* third In points with 19, lie I* fourth on the basis of point* per contest with n 8.5 average. The third ranking honor* In average go to Illlly Meek, who Is currently nursing n badly sprained ankle. Meek left the Oviedo scene two game* ago and Hellcats (1-2) Player* I 2 3 Tolnt possessed ii neat 9-pnint* p e r game Dumont 111 121 170 percentage with 18 scored In four Clark 110 400 tilt/. I4fi Lion Coach Paul Mlkler. who lit) Schanttret (21 401 Carbone 07 12t 148 has le-en constantly plagued with Fogal 140 I no 123 411 Injuries and Illness will lend hi* Total HB3 870 821 1951 charges ngiilust the highly touted Umutilln quintet Friday night In Umatilla with the girl*’ game pre­ JHH (2-1) Players 1 Total ceding the featured clash at 1:10 I 2 Wlrkllnr 148 129 117 422 p.m. From nil reporta this year Umn128 1R1 18ft 494 Ht. Peter Ponton l it 112 Jog M52, *ilia I* th» lop rnnkln* quintet In Negrotto ino 181 141 468 the class (' Central Florida Con­ Blind 123 120 126 176 ference which Oviedo holds an enTotal CAO 710 72!) 2099 viable lending 1-0 rrrnrd. The Friday evening battle shapes up to he the big CFC Tlgerrat* (1-3) Flayer* I 2 3 Total clash of the nieht wllh the out161 110 tin 41U rnme rated slrlrtly In the to** Walkamu Jackson 115 117 144 188 up elan*. However, the outcome Farent 187 113 112 S02 of this utruggle should go a long Cearley 181 101 141 488 way In determining the winner 128 126 126 176 of Ihe CFC rage championship Blind Total 712 816 800 2018 this season, Oviedo holds the heat county prep hnskethnll record this season Panther* forfeited tu hnviug four win* us against only Bobcat* (3-0) two sethurks, owning victories GRAND RAPIDS. Mlch.-Frank over Clermont. I.ymnn, Boone JV*, Favaro, 1721X, Akron, stopped Grovelnud while fulling only to Chuck Snicser, 17Siti, Detroit. 2. NHWAUK, N. J.-W llllo Syilnur, HASTINGS. Neb. — Rlllv * ’>l''« 179. Omaha, Mopped Oeorgo Black- 148' -j , Now York, outpointed Mon­ roe Kuril, 117, Newark, 8. stone, 178, Omaha, 7. the mighty Winter Park and Edgewater five*. OVIEDO CAGE RECORDS Scoring G. Fg. Ft. Ta. A fg. Player 6 44 14 103 17.0 Jones Duda 4. 19 5 43 10.8 9.0 4 14 8 38 Meek 6.6 a 14 11 39 N. Fore 4 D 6 24 Wheaton 3 4 6 14 I P McCall A 10 7 27 4.5 Hlayton 1 1 0 2 2.0 Mather* 4 1 1 3 0.8 Bhnffer 0 0 0.0 It. Fore 1 0 0.0 0 0 Boatwright 1 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 My era 0 0 Llewellyn 2 0 0.0 Total* • 111 58 2*9 4IJ W. L. Pel. Ava. 41.3 4 8 .867 % OVIEDO 239 39.8 Opponent! 2 4 Beaaoa Record 40 Edgewater 80 Clermont 18 Winter Park 18 Boone JVs nn (iroveland 47 Lyman Jan. 18— At Umatilla IMS Schedule Jan. 20—Titusville Jan. 21—St. Cloud Jan. 27—Lyman Jan. 19—At Clermont Feb. 3—At Titusville Feh. 0—(Iroveland Feh. 10— At St. Cloud Feb. l.l—Umatilla Feh. 18-21—CFC Tourney Feb, 24— Boone JVa Bowling Standing* CITY LEAGUE W. L. 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PLUS 7:30 p rr, S I !* 836 807 L. 10 12 24 20 28 38 T.P.w 16088* NEWDODGE«#TRIIIKS . B) f■- i H.G. 197 174 why those 3 of the many NEWI Truck-o-motk Transmission! XSLK'SSSaIi •i,V .1* *} 24 18 19 21 r« 29 35 ‘ fp .r'Ji f- I �1,1 — •* ' ' ■■ '• ............ ft T-<\" * * IfffffT I v E -W f ■ - T u n WEATHER t f TOO DON’T t M ilfl i m t l i H H Herald, Cltf DcUrtrr, ly T:W ►■., plane call YELLOW CAB till S h e S m a l i t Partly rlimit> to occasionally cloudy .... I mHit will) scnllcred xhowtr* In extreme multi Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHPAPEIt VOLUME XLIV EcUbUahad 1908 8 A N E O llD , F L O R ID A TH U RSD AY JAN . 13, 1933 A ksik' in In l l'rc**» Least'll H ire Nil. 101 Camp Guard Killed, Sanford Industries, Inc. Is Formed |Runaway Train Crashes Into To Bring New Industries To Sanford Another Is Injured Washington’s Union Station; A s Prisoners Flee lly 11(111 SMITH cert. ITniiiiinoiisly ebeted were 'Hie first meeting of the Sanford Hamlnll C h a s e a* chairman Industrial Hoard got off to a fly­ (tempi, Unlxri llauman as vice ing start at their meeting last chairman, and Gordon Frederick night at City Hall. All member* of as serrvtary. the new Imard, with the exception The group then waded into the of two members who were out of problems ami objective* of bringtown, attended the meeting and ng _ new.......... One Of Four Escaped Indiistiie* to Sanford. All : enthusiastically pitched 111 to end present were given an opportunity Convicts Captured; j the era of Industrial stalemate. to present constructive Idea*, ! Members of the new board, us Although the immediate objecPalm Beach County appointed by the City Commission, Hve was the locating of a small who were present Included Mayor factory for women’s sport*Wear Is Scene Of Break llandall Chase, as unofficial rhair-: and Junior wearing apparel In Acllai Escorts His Successor man, who presided! Robert llau- ’ Sanford, long range plans were WEST PALiT b EACH tit — A man. president of the Sanford At- discussed and tangible evidence of * guard was beaten to death and lantlc flank! Ralph Cowon, or tho sincerity and the desire fori another knocked unconscious by a Cowan’s Department store; Gor- new Industry were evidenced In the Citation AT a„ don prisoner who then escaped with Jaycee Frederick, attorney. Herman mtlnn of tint Industrial hoard In I three others today from the Lo* Given On Basis Of Jacobson of Ho-Jay’s: W. II. Nl- »>>*, •rratlon of a new niganliat on ahatchee camp. tr .. 1 r * * * !eholson of Nicholson liulck Co.: to la* known as Hanford Industries. One escaped man, Paul Halph H o s p it a l Ils T I O r t S , Wally Dietrich, realtor! and (till I*11’Fields, 31, of Bonlfav, Fla., was _____ ■Clark. Two members. J. II. Van' Cliairmun Chase appointed « Recall Demanded For recaptured In a field too varda Cited for Ills outstanding work ll°V and Han Wrlglit. were out of rummlttue composed of Herman from the camp. A bloodhound R ussian Official; Jacobson, us cliairmun. Hill Chuk, sniffed him out as he hid In g r a s s . as president of the Fcrnuld-Laugh- the dtv anil uiiiililo to attend. Fields was serving 13 years for ton Hospital Association for the I Others present at the meeting Gordon Frederick, and Robert HunTwo GIs Involved Included Forrest Hrcckoni tdge. mini, to draw up a prospective armed robbery In Levy County. post three ycurs and his successful , manager of the Seminole County charter uiul necessary papers for Prison Capt. E. E. Paige reportWASHINGTON lA'f-The U nit-I . ed a trusty, Donald Lee wlllls. 31 efforts In promoting the author- 1Chamber of Commerce; J. M. Gar- ] Incorimrutlun. The new organitu° ( OanHVn I»rv Do.mIs Storc. tlni, will provide a u»«Mlum |or the fil Slates todnv accused a Soviet ' struck down the first guard. Grant Iration of the hospital bond Issue i t v land Tom Lemon, City Manager. purpose of building a fund Wltli Embassy uffieiul of tiiiislei-mliid Dohner. 83. while serving at the polls last November, T. t. >u,|n„ , taken First | business taken up up was wn» the lire wliii h to insist In the location or , imr a tiuiiHHtlunllc spy pint Bar's early morning meal. DohtI 4inil itMed m*» **«**# I'w* I uuaiiist U. H. military secrets. .... died at Good Samaritan Ifos- Tucker was presented tho Out- ! organisation and election of offl pUaMjere without regaining con- standing Young fih-n Award for Two A tilerleans studying in 1 Vienna under the G. I. bill nf 1062 by the Seminole Countv Jun­ 1debts were Indicted u* bis intent*. Paige laid Wlllls took Dohnrr’ i ior Chamber of Commerce at Its In Vienna, U. S. snurres said a pistol and went to an office where meeting In the Yacht Club today. third Ami-rlvnn bad been nrrc*tcd the aoeond guard, John F Gravdnn. The youthful vleo president of then- and that "subslanilid miniv i l «u duty. He placed Graydnn'a ikfast on his desk, then struck the Florida Stale Bank, who came l>er*“ nf oilier* ornhaldv win Id lie pinked lip, ui lna*t fin ipm* S t f L . from the rear. He mod , to ______________ ____________..... Sanford after World War II and Imi,i up. ip the fuinl -liuisldiii! nf in iron stove fid handle In each j**,, acl|Ve In the Rotary Club 1 n Inteiliutinliul Siirlct ■•.pinnaun C,Oravdon W unronsclous. Wlllln 1K* wc'' “ i ‘ 1rvl1 n* on many J ayce ! 1 imr. took his pistol and krv* and un committees during tho last yenr, II,ne ill Wa-ldlietnii tin St,lie looked n rrll hlm-V holding 43 men. graciously accsptrd tho award cor-I luritfct Says Criticism Ko.v Mann Is Elected Demntilinnl deiiiiinded tlml ltii**la Three lolnetl Wlllls and Ihev fled tiflcnlo from Jayceo President iiimeibut, Iv recall Yuii \ Nm 1 Is No Grounds For Vice President And knv. M S3i The 40 prisoners who remained ,eeinid *eeretarv "f it- mn Stcnstrom. behind stayrd In thtdr cell block, Dougins ba»«V limn. Ill- I* Mlnil*,',1 nf Contempt Charges R.W.Deane Cashier After the standing ovullon by OOV ADIAI MKVCNSON to t .1*1*1 !*...• *1 i>. tin except two who went to Croydon's tlm Juycces finally subsided, Mr. I ,|lrn, llmr the ring. Prrsftitcnltsil cniup.ii » * 1•- i ' t Cl *Mb’>' ■ i» assistance. All,miii' v limimul Miliinnm, » .sf l i.ns.4i. Willi,MMI, Sf* lit Id. Ill , Ills* »«ll ' t Wlllls was serving eight years Tucker, shook hands with Mr. ATLANTA The Georgia Sii Jii'iuiuuio tlie sub-tooiiiil -fcowth iimioimnn,l tlml twn nf N.nikn,' . th >MljMlf* ,f ffi.ili 111 ll If 1h 1 (rlyhl), Uiivuttiui sti f1 on a breaking and cnlrrlng rliareo. Stonstrum and said, “ Thank you preine Court tialay dismissed run of tin- Sanford Aibintle Nutlonut nllmrid 11set-ill s llttn \'ml,m tin.I mi i It,i lx i ll 1 t*jrtti I. 11 * ui ‘ |M!it In Hit? M.iti * In ><># Those who escaped with him very much." tempt of court charges against Rank lluoughmit the wars. wo« knit I.. I'nnynr. lwith id \m, Then lie turned toward tho Jayi t Ia j I l(l| I !•«) |tlltltil *.'r MI tl were Thomas George Madden, .it. world unit I'cfurr *•i»> . two Allantii Cmixtlliitlon editor* ! lh“ i-"-'n ie,l to the Ih-si .I Vnrk t'id „ nre Midrml b, F. S cees and,in sluw measured words and Robert Swycrs, 33, each serv­ inilitiiry mdiee in Vlmum \n.,t<i who bail hrrn sentenced to 20 tlnv"f db'clor* nl Hi-'h normal meet added, "I want you to know thut I ing five yean on breaking and receive this uwurd with full appre­ In Jail by Flovd County Superior P "1-' v '"i,i,,v l.y l’i«*ldenl Robert dm Tin-, wme mil iibinnd 11 plane entering charges. ciation of its meaning and I am Court Judge II. K. Nleluds. Haiinmn wlm slated that hn ww* mid nre mi mule back lime In vory proud to have It. cniecluliv pleased with the pro. -land trial 11* areus nil splnEditor Ralph McGill and Man "When I first came to Sanford U. S snurres III Vlemni -aid Editor W. H. Field* were arcs* niiide bv tli lunik dm Ini- tile till id American nrrn»teil there after tho last W"l< war. »I was ,,*w like • a lot aging »U8H m mH IMir U 1V Hill litA2. was identified at Wnltir 1.1111 tier, uf|DJ,l^ CQ,lfu**! I®,®* fined 1200 and sentenced to 20 days Ruv Mumi. it lio Im* been cull' 11 student. opportunities fur pub- In |nll each by Judge Nlelml.*, necled tvllb tin- bank fur the past erad by the Jayceos Veibet and I'onger were armisnl have been s' source of Inspiration who had been the target of edllnrlid 23 vears mid who bus been raahier nf cspimimre III a ennlnd Indict­ criticism by Atlanta papers In for the past rliflit years was *lectfor me. And again, I want to soy. loci ment returned bv 11 federal grand ill vice president nf the institution recent years. Among representatives f r o m thank you." Jurv on Tueadav. Tim linliclmeiil P erson s I n ju r e d A C I ’OSS A rc IM ow n A unanimous opinion, written by i HDeane, assistant inshlsf for was epeii' il <»lib word 'ndnv tl - . , S i x Hr. Tucker’s selection was made Remlnole Countv attending th« ilia>iy a-cammllteo of prondnont Santrtet budget ipyeUng of thg State P u t P n i/iV ■ A v e rte d ™ ; i j,'," ™ * . a. n «d ,w „,,h ., a : » r i n a . f ? ? M . r . 2 S s they were id vudislv. • ( Street. Six f i l l e r tomorrow at lord eltlscns above the aga of said "the rule tor ronlampt here ..... Ho*d DetHMfBMnl 1 Mn, ..*,1 ,1,.,, n.......... , , ri.vll)lir , Pin|.nn. 1 I'Ofl ....... _________ _ Novikov ith named active msniticrshlp In tho Jaycees. A m o i i u ' I * u s s i, iiK ,c r s (iBO p. m. at Delaind _____ will he mem­ (’ovci'cd Hv I i c l u ’ is imr Involved shows un its lute that 1moil dividend* of nix ncrci*n| won*! oltli tlicio hut. bers of thu Beard of Countv Com­ This committee was chosen by no grounds whatever lo ».is*aln dilllriinatic stilt Os, In* uux not missioners. Fnrr**t Rreekforldve, Junior Chamber Award Chairman a conviction fur contempt existed " oiiiti on Jon. I mid Julv I of lu*t made 11 ilrfciiilmil. M M Vil|IK I- \ ‘■l.'len I l.nnl v**m. Mr. Hjimnan ri'iinrlcil, 1 w \ S 1«I i< \ *|tHi manager of the Chamber of Com­ Gordon Bradley. Tin* iiwllctim nt sk. t. hi- in. (err, I'lllll MMpil*>elll el ■ l I Iie.l ill 1 I mm r•im : 1 ,sMs t t ,»>G 1 •i.ji ’1 Oi'iMMilM of th#» hunk, ncc'dlnv 'i i •ll • Preceding the presentation, M r.' The case grew out of n iiighwny merce, Voile Williams Hr,, r"nreinto i ftel’ . 'liler m .u Iln Sluloi ,«l safety camtmign conducted bv the • hiirir* • '.id! Ill l.mnd fn*M*»ii Rut *I.M| 1 IM l .i Mu i t u ,, I.llII ll.ll »M .1 18 senllP'r the O of C, and Tom Lem­ Stcnstrom alluded to the award as . Cons[11111Ion One sinrv in the series I" tho Ih*«*. H1 s(nt«’in**ni, rcmdird i Im*sm in. (In* ircfhinl nil* k'lkticn* Libel t v lod.n "i • •( l * ■ . .,1 H i m l: r •«- iln it tilli ' II I l n 1 Mill the highlight of National Junior I said "motorUti whn *knnu IIn* un nil tioio hiL'li fur UtU tiini* of on. CUv Manager. ll-ion,n I, ■ ,in,mileil Ni"> t ml 7 hat Nok ikok inti V m | I» i * i uiul lull 1n l .Iti l,t , . Mf» hi IN ft a t i • l \ A resolution will he presented at Chamber of Commeice Week. Af­ ropc»* find va*y u « yb »ml meant vi*nr nnd «*vc*»<Nl*“d six iniilioti do)> 1‘on 1*4 1 I** tiot'i'i* srvornl \»ui' nifo liiiclau |VU4f ll 1. '.t if! the budget hearing for ronstrur- ter a brief Miminury of Mr. Tuck­ of getting around traffic charge* Ini’* l»v 111!. I(H) fill. A ^sit s tvore K» i ■*• t . Six ; m*i - no w eie i ji l i i i e , | . m il • Ml1 |•a 1 r»*in»rtod ns Slt.-tHi) ltUt-21. Tl** dr** It* art hn Sovh't hitch' s, in hid 11 t III. •1 ' i d III Gan work on twu secondary mails er'* civic contributions, Mr. Sten- In many (fcorgia cmmtici." M ills h 1»»*re 1 hi*v would "In* in n t , j It! h i n' iil.nn -li.iken up "lioird Ibe ell, inisiN for t!d?* y4*dii with 1" . 11 lal |(I f \\ I 4*118*tl fin* In Seminole eoontv, the Chanman strom concluded by saying: ow lied (ell, T il, Gold SI, ir Motile' Among the ca*c» cited wa» one oo»itimi to di'livi’i '* I*. ticii t* 110 iiiifi v n r iiifti. itrid 1*Vi 1# 1 Mt n . u i i S 'll 1■III 1! evi I ' t i ' i 144• “ this man took over thu ForRoad to State Road HP In nvh-du I’ a.vw'lliter* Ill-bed fur life pie fit 4* N.llli .Ml l l " '»l .i f I n tl i*' I ' N U l d ’- mti to |h»* Si ivlit. and to i cod vt* "un Ift.lAUMW 2d in ItthM. T om M and ■ the Forrest C ity-logw ood nald-Laugliton Hospital In tho must of a man am^ted In Floyd County server, bid llu(ere) lii-euLliicled '•aid bv state trm i|K’rs. The story said [* „„ (he Son fur. I Alb.ntle Natbmal , ' trm tii.u, ilirnlmo* ami in Mir«» the Sanford AtUrdi.- Nntiunul llsll t' HtliljIh in i tl .H i! ili Road, giving access to Santando trying times and successfully her stoteiu In, ' If inn Ibe 1 Tilted f i ll ’ \ ll.Kl -ne. *" fr..m Hi.viet ..ffh j. i*. hept it from closing Its doors. Ilfs ■fata patrol record* showed Hml, Hank ilemisli. were *l.722.Mn .Springs. ' ui1 , '* if ti i 1 ft W ,1*' t •HI I t 14* l i Stall1 * Line 1 Juu Inn In Igtllel tlo record nl dlmisltlnn nf th e. Ti„. p,.,. |„r ,2 ............... That ili. v huve ....... turn . A letter I* to lm presented re­ efforts with thu hustiital were so Alltel I, nil Viler,in und i embed l”.t i ,|fittlllFlf'U I'-, ff 44|fl HIM commending construction work on highly thought of that Governor caa© c o u l d b o f o u n d In r l o y d , f n r t h o r n h m v c d imiri»Iii« n f ilW O ,* f A u i t r i i i i»» iirc«M*liiiir«* v i i t l i t i n her M.nib.ill >0 tc’iHi «0(t. imillvl.led nritfli* «.f SM.n7S.Di I rnnspiinm with Novikov Ui \ 11 ......... .I M,tt vI iml. .♦■* n» French Avenue, the extension of Fuller Warren appointed him to County. In Hie nthec .111 idi nl in lower is V\,i ■,i111 fi»n i mii |Mrlt> v vi-Imi It nil the case was in anuther HM<| r, „ „ 1A,,., of *,o.21tl .2.V ».>an* Although The fi r— I soccific e b n ui Ilo­ Geneva Avenue to Lake Jes«up and the County Hospital hoard of court, Nichnt* Innk Issue with Hie anil ill*,'(111111* were rcpmt.J lit indictlilcoi gin * back t*. IPIIt wln-o New York harbor the 6,271 ton Mil' i 11!•«| (ft fo In I]I Ini fil I!r I. the extension of Celery Avenue to trustees of which he was later story and rinully demanded that Vcrlwr wu* nlrcmlv in Au-liiu Fulled Sltile- l ine li elulder Ahut Ill tillVtf *2 U73.-I37.7 J. New Smyrna Beach, In eonjunc elected chairman". Lender anil Ibe i! I.ll Inn tha Constitution publish photo­ I* 1 «* ’in II " i If 1tI«|'A|t ,|(|tt‘ The stockholder* ri--et,"-le,l tin* and accuses him of *idlcilint; in lean tlon with Volusia county. (juutlnjf from the text of tha graphs nf court records showing Wiitermnu Sii .uu-hm Line* freiglil tin*I*|V sfiiil ff-itii flti> luiriiiiii* hullil The five project* aro among 12 Award Certificate issued by ths that a bond wn* made in the rase followliiv dlreclnr*: It. J. Hwinian, ft•, mn ittm on I’ . S. tecrel*. er < hli k.i-nw collided In Ibe In the same v.iir, Verbcr i* nl murky wcalber The American HU* Six nfliM hii*!ln*u, Iiiuluiliiti* Upon which the Commission has National Junior Chamber, Mr. lit threatened the tditor* with run iiresidcnl. The Hanford \Hantlc Sultuu wt n* i«anita*<| iImwii hy rubltli leged lo have taken illfnroiutinn taken action since 1050, During Stcnstrom read as follow*: tempi of court proceedings If limy ^ " ,llon" 1 " “ " f 8 u " „ ' l V'"1....* Z ' nbuut a U. H Air Force ln*lnll>i Leader up|inienll> w.i* loullv iln in ill till' ll.i •*ifm nt Uta last three years, the County "Tho United Stales Junior failed to comply with the demand 1 Kmifor.l: •*. H f <dutnn ■- Dluued. | III ■11»<l| hi lllLr .19M*811 six nil'll -they refused, . .cited . . .. has accrued a total of f600.246.Ml Chamber of Commerce certifies and- when None of Ibe , essel* sunk them visbm .Malinger. Florida l’ »i” r, »nd Hon, It Is ul«o iilleged tlml loi l '■ f m i. ui W i l l i . m i i T r i » l h n t f < ar Light f’omnanv: L. 1. F'usler. "took, obtained and received” un In available funde for secondary that T. E. Tucker was recipient of for contempt. Meniiwbile. Ibe I'nnst Glint'd *,i'*l m >.H i! Sihjm* nf fhlMll 'UTC III IMlIl roads. Ths expenditures and com­ the Distinguished Service Award farnirr. Sanfnr*t| J. r. I!ut,'|.*snn. Intelligent repot!. Hie lo.iHSilon I.inker K»>o Wll mitments during the past three for outstanding community service Among spedflc count* against mingtuii run aground In Hie driiu Me 1111 In flit’ll !!•*« k • owner. J. C. Hutchison A I’mnThe i ij11111 vt as ji 11,i|f«-rv stiiil years total 33(15.058.60. I«av(iicr a during the calendar year of IUA3. nany; R. A. New man, nre,i,lent, I’nllgre is otic tlml lie went lo fog id Hie low ci harbor .ipjlll,. Mi n ln|t" *it Hllil ililll f I balance of $283,287.33 for 1033, Through his loyal efforts he has Road Ih Widened . ll|tf lmiib>iu"ni f'umnnne. |ii«„ Hiilslnirg. Aiislrbi. ill .Inii■*iii v. The ferrvbonl left SI lieurge Nil Iisl! | III*- iihmit 11M>t|1 hi \niilit Iln according to available figures. _. ... . , , i Hanfuidt II. II. I’nno. nresldeni, H. Il'fit, lo m et nil emplnve of iln- Stolen IaIitmi with it* cii*lnm in Mil i made a great contribution to hli State R«p. Voile Williams Jr. community, state and nation." , l O L l f f h t c c n I’ O C t'H . Pone Cnmnanv. lor., Hanfurd! II. H on ti mission to iiriuilgc foi morning loud ol ciuiiniiitei * lm hint 1 I, trill Mii- I titmi SI jif tmi nil a in" attl* II,dim..... said at a meeting of the Commis­ J. W. HIi» iiiI*, or.'sldrnt Tl'c At­ Hie eninlovee lo meet wtill Novi M.mii aIton mill i in into tin- Amei i Him i ip "Signed Horace E. Henderson, I It* i p|".ion ea me at abniil sion with the Chamber of Commer- National Junior Chamber of Com­ lantic Nut bund flank of Jail. sop. knv Ip Washington, run Vrleuill ill 7 t'l ll ill lielween Work is underway un the road 1* IN p in d was llu* *ei""d ee Monday that a 17 million deficit merce President." Tile indictment *uv* tlml Novi |lie famed statue anil Miillllidl "t t’lHi't leading south off HunHi Hunford villo: and Ira E. Hmitliward, presi­ an - pi liow Ittow II Wwxldllg ' exists In tha state primary road dent. Houthwnrd Fruit rutn.nny, I'apl Kohi'it I.nllirnp. tinfern knv did meet with this iiniiani ed I Thera will be no meeting next , , ..... . Arvnua in widening it from a nlnufund*, and thqt not much can be week since tha Jayceo. wilt attend foot dab to a twu lunc mad, ahunt Inc. tl, H. cmolnve In WasiiliiKtnn in -kipper, ii'tairleil ufterwurd that hi n i'i Ikmii putlter a iitisxengei Kin done on them for several months. tha Joint civic club Chain of Mis- 18 feet wide, W. II. (flruwn) Miller, Tlie tumid of director* then . Iret- April, IPM. there wu* "no imnle, but *ome rain rn-tied lb","cli ii liiirrler According to a latter from the •ton meeting In tha Episcopal Far County Commissioner, said today, ed the following officers: J. W. ext dement 11itinn SialIon, In State Road Department, the Coun­ lih House on Friday noon, Jan. Tiie ferry und Ilie Arnrrlrmi Vet and pill" >d ml -engers ami b. A one-mile stretch extending Hhaml*. Ghalrinmi of the I1..aril; PIMENTRY COURSE OFFERED II I1' ty la being naked If It wUhea to 23, President Htaiutmm announc­ south from I’ lncy Road U the R. J. itauman. nresident! it. F. LAKELAND ijt—Florida SooHi emit were (iderlurkeil fur scverid liil'ilii ■Ilute I contribute County secondary road ed. scope of tho project. About two Mnno. vice iireslilunt: J, It. Rnston, ern College nnniilinced Indue Hint minute* I lien Hu- ferry sum I'nletl funds toward primary road conCliff Ahlaa, chairman of tha woeka more will l.e taken in con­ vice president and manager h.itul- ll will offer n course In forestry In In bulking « wiiv ami moved in HI! s| I I I I S lill S itnmtion. Tha Commission ruled Jaycaa circus. Issued tickets for struction work lieforc tho stretch nient loan deiiartinenl • II. W. Itenn, ruuiMTiillmi with Duke University rever*e in it* Manhattan slip t<* ST M i .I s u m : I" Di I -I against aoeh action, deciding to each member to call and orgtd all Is flnlahad, he said, pointing out a cashier; and O, C. Mellrlde. As­ which will lend to n professional avoid xldpping water thrmigli In i Sollies Si ill retired president ol stick to aacondnrr road construc­ Jayeaea to solicit aataa before tha long haul is Involved in getting sistant Cashier. degree in lliul tpeclntlml field dnmngid how Hie Floiida School lor Hie Deaf tion. and not put any of the County The Cua*l Guard reported the Hlnul du d Tuesday iiigld m ii for use as fill. funds Into a collective fundI o f the circus begins, sines tha Junior ahfj) Amorlcun Lender was "badly dam and Tho rood will have a blacktop 1.0 ksuli, itte hn-pdai Chamber receives 60 percent ef all H iHifltiiiaHl Un I'tiir** l«M l state for primary road building. Hold I’ atronuge Parley With Ike aurface when finished. It was said at the meeting that the advance ticket Mice. no daflnlta assurance was given that auch funda would be uied n Seminole County, ^that poaslb y they would be uied elaewhero In tb* state, bodDdOt._____________ _ 41 Persons Receive Injuries Gene Tucker Is Named Number 1 Local Young Man Soviet Embassy Bigwig Accused By U.S. Of Plot! Court Dismisses Sanford Atlantic Case Against 2 Reports Increase Atlanta Editors In Bank Deposits I Local Delegation To Moot With Road Officials F r i d a y nlin* Ferry, Freighter Many Firemen In Collide In Murk Capital Hurt By Of Hudson River Blast In Store | Medieval Pageantry Marks Rites As Pope Places Hats On New Cardinals British Seize Six Former Nazis On Charge Qf Plotting To Regain Power I’ LANNING COMMUNION Proposed annexoUon' ef add!tional area to Sa^ord will be dlscussml at a mooting of the City Planning Commission tonight at |t00 o'clock at tha City Hall, Rob* «rt Drown, chairman, said today. imr a conalflereu deflnlto* Araaa being considered defli Areas h odsubdivision! aubdiviiMn. __Wynns wood t )y are Ui the Wynnswi»d lubdlvl ndustrlee, and by “Phillips 1ft b VUwMdI*“ “* areiI beyond tho Dreamwold iibdlvlsion, Brown said. Both Ion, Mr. Brow and James Out, m reU ry of commission, have dona aulla a grown surveying, Bv GKORQK BOULTWOOD j alia a to regal* power la Wrnteni * " S t o a t , publlo iaf« aaxiatfd by armed mil In act axalnst threats to tho secur­ ity of tha AlJlea. Tboae arrested Included; Dr, Werner Neumann, former clary In Dr. Joseph Golb- ^a en t 4 » u t ™ ucceed Gobbela as Belch props- l#fir.a "ouitaV Schcei, formerly Reich student leader and onelimo weaa? fn'Tha TtrUlsh wrcupaUon gauialter of Satiburg. Austria, who nominated In Hiller** will for poet of Reich mlnliter of cuiS S I i c f i S d 'j r 0,110 M A BrMah . Foreign “ A' Herr Zlmmermann. former SS brigade leader and eiat connected with tratioo of conrantra KNOWMNO (M l) of Calif.! San. Robart A. Taft of orlty Loader, and Sen Bugana D. MllUkJn of Colo., i MMalnula «aftron c« with Prwldsnt-alact Dwight >York. Toff told nawoman ba la complataly satispatronspt and that Ctaonbowar bad agreed to j method" ad obtaining approval on all Job ap* ffntornaftonatj lie ; of "V I,.i ll I'npn” :■* Hie I'ope llv FRANK 111!INTO VATICAN CITY W - AbiiIiiG a appealed ui (he Im-ihrii uimiient* i Imckgrtiimd nf hinting IlifM ami tifler id as (* Irum silver trumpets Ihn color nf medieval pageantry. heralded III* approach Tim I'lintiff. rolled in red nnd Popo Plus XU (ndnv placed red hills nit Hie bend* of Hi of Hie 21 while, wn* hurtle lulu Ibe church Homan Catholic cardinal* Im ere un ills portable llirime A gleaming gulden mitre was on bis bead uted this week. Shunt* nf praise broke again and Among those hundred In Ihe cere miiny in St. I'rtrr'x great basilica again from the faithful, held hack from Hie middle aisle nf Hie Inisil wn* (be United Stale*' flr*l Fur Western prince nf the church — lea hy uniformed Sw’lm guard* James Fraud* Cardinal McIntyre, carrying ancient halberds and wearing medieval helmet*. archbishop of Lo* Angeles. The red damnsk ilrapcd church The Pontiff smiled affectionately at the American prelale after re- sparkled with myriad light*. cllln# d o u g tover o to hi* h i * bowed, i n . » v „ i cowl-covered , iOutside, niisiue, a u g n i iflurry m i i y in now a xslight nf ssnow head the nnclcnl Latin words '( 0|| nvor Home a* Hie ceremony which accompany llic prexenlatlun began. Huge St. I'otcr's Square of the red hat. the special aymbnl wn* *uriirl*iiigly oinplv. of cardinal rank. Only lliu uhiencc of two of Ihe Cardinal McIntyre's fare was new prince* of tho church who had radiant ns hn returned In Ida place not been aide In como hern from among the other new prince* of the their Cominimivt rided countries. church. Yugoslavia and Poland, marred Home Moot) pilgrim* nnd K»- the ancient, picturesque ceremony. and humhla rank mans nf high O t h e r presentation ceremonies itfed lha F thronged world's l a r g e s t were arranged for tho six other mrefa for the ceremony. church new cardinals—tho apostolic nunIt'iitllasef us r>|i t » * l Thay broke Into triumphant crips Ahsencu Of Fatalities Is Called Miracle; Heavy Toll Averted By Warning’ Signal vt XSHINGTON i.p — A runaway tm**enger linin ern«lted spcclacuIml, inio I'nioii Slut ion tialny. mlruruloosl, killing no one tint InPiling II At Irasl eight person* were li-teil n* criticnlly hurt It* horn m rerclting n warning, Ibe electric liwiunntive of the l,enn-> I* iilitn', Federiil express from lt"',l"ii *mn-lu ll llirougli a concrete iiiul iiccl sinplilock and crashed throng!) Hie lloor of tile slntlnii’s gu’ .il cuiicniii -i' nl about 3:30 a m. ll -topped -liuit of Hie crowded w.tiling rnniil Pome of iho-e nlmard were arm mg for the Inaiigiirnl cercmutilcs t" he china sed Tuesday when I*"iglii ti Eisciiliuwer take* the ".dll a* president The station lx three blinks flinn the Capitol. Frank I McCarthy, assistant nre president of Hie IVnn.sylvnnia I! nli","I leltl reporters hours after "ic i ru*li (to re hull been no nff" i d finding , el as In Hie cause. i ompiinv and sl.itlim nffieials, (be lufi i -liic i iiiiiuicrre CommixHo I III .mil representative* ■f in iii".led igeneies swarmed mi i their ' iricil in,r-llgaltou* Ttie b g el politic hearing for Jan. I' i di l, Imrcau agents imi"iinid",l the wreckage i grotesque "id .i.illiiid pill- dicwii llirnllvh tile eorii iiin - c fil W,r into till* *tatmi . 1,,,,, r b'\ cl lb" li nn siiiiisltcd llirmish the ■t ifutii iiia -ter’* office at Hie older -ub "I the rnm'diir*e a favorite incetnig -imt for trnseier* II went on Hirongli a newsstand scallerlnR ma ga/lues, *mn coll'* mid tobacco item* rill'll Hie lau loii locornniive and one car a coach from the New IIn, en rallrmiil plunged througli Hie reinforced concrete Hour Inin i liaggage storage room In thn basement There «n i no inimediide evpla" illnii as lo wli, Hie tirekc* appnri cntl, failed a* Hie liaiu apprnaclird tin- -lidinii Hirongli (lie yard* I' - engei's e.llmatcd ll* siH-erl * .» r 11IM* Iv bu1\t run i«nil Tril . i.. Miff tm Ilnur if i, '1 Mil* Jnfit-t t'MMtifuiMtMt t! itrn II * ' 1, l •*1 nf IIn' !i«»rn ami IIm* I •1' m ilntm Ii ||u- I’Miii fliitif 1 .i I n i' 8 hnm:ti| lull 1 Iln* flour mil ulxi'ii iiMny, M l l i r It in unulil hi'm1 idmsuil mi !»i11n m i n II v in.iiii ii.iwPii^eT v% | 1Ml Hi Ml *;i\ .til.ildt’ 1 (IH ir * arul it -( l t d liltnut'll jit»11a‘6* I'.irv urnluh irirtii* %f|iiiiil wt??© I lo m inim i ott nrml ;it .ilxml imiII mint «»*i t'etur FliitFil Court Clerk Turns Large Surplus For T>2 Over To County Tlo- nun,' of the Clerk of the i " n i l Cum I -bowed ii net income ••I <s.iii ii l, win-It will be turned ii,,i in tin lluiiiil of Comity Cum­ uli -iiiiici*, i,e,'inding in ii report i.ii I'.i,'i2 tn"pmid 1,y m I*. Hern­ don, , Irik !..|,|I i,.".|pt* fill Hi" yenr were - ii,,',1111.7:1, wiiile expeosef- umouiit•d In $| t,!IPtl H2. Tin- ml urn,mill dr iiiii'd for tliu Coinit v i , llu* sei-olul highest In ■-Xi , *4 fee- lo l,e tnriled ill by Mr, lb I lull.II -illi e (o- took office In \ugu-i of 111'ir., lie -itiil today. Tim bii-he l won sM,::trfl,,l!i lo Itclit when l "oii*ldi'ri.bb’ niooiml of to* eerIlfii liti'K wel ll old. Mi lleioilon ueerrdited Gin .ii g" iiinoiiol for ||ir,2 In "efficient pm -oiuii'l uiul I'l'onomic uperaHui) of Ho iiffice." Aside frmil snlnrle*, offii" expi'ii-e, uiouiinted lu only •77(1 77. \ blink down nf recelplH for IPo.' -bow. Ho- following: From lion, iiluaU 'ns ledemptiun foes, M ll.2i»: ....... fee*, iio,UfU.75; to* d"i-d iiiHirHsing mui Hu- like, 3*11111; legal fee*, f.'1.17(1, nnd mls■cl Iii iis-i ms fits, l2.fUlt.2H, From go, ei oiiieiitnl agencies—•nlary of Hie Cleik of tlie Circuit Court (|i4,id by Ibe County 1, (0,* milt; erimiiml fees, |ii,tM*7.o(J, and irelieml i'lllll l work, tUPO. Tlie unty oilier listing* under ex pen, us wera salaries of em­ ployee* of Ihn office, which wera a* fuliuwx: E. 1.. Iturdlck, J6,I'MTij (Hive Hunt, 3l.IPt.U6, anil Nortlie Norwood, 3J,3H2.U6. Net ineome Hmmiiiied to *15,flfll.ll, Imt under the law, tho clerk is allowed only lo retain a maximum of $7,6ufl, which left (* net amount of $H,IHl.t| us tha proportion due tlie County. A check was made out payable to tlie Hoard of County Cummls* -loner*. Movie Time Table HIT/. "Agonist All Flag*" 1:4ll . 3:31 - 5:2H • 7:22 - Btl« MOVIULAND "Springfield Rlfla" (1:110 - 7:03 - 8:36, teat feataro 0)10 I ............................ . ■ _ �• «TV * ‘ EB M fe g j, maintaining iiir Power _ — m —i*m *** the Circu la r st m ir c a SE Sauiford H erald General lloyt 3. Vmulenbenr, nlr force chief of »Utf. warned recently that nny cutbacks In plane production may prove to bo "catastrophic.” General Vnndonbertr pointed out that In tho last five years Russia has produced five times ns many plnnes us we have. The present Russian production sale still equal* or liettera our own, Vundnnbcrir believes, even though our program for producing nircraft hns been greatly nccelernted since the start of the righting In Keren. At tho end of World War If the United States had the greatest air force In the world. But, after fighting censed, expenditures for defense In litis country were'reduced to 15 Iter cent of tho war time itunk. Russia, on thu other hand, continued to spend at the rate of 55 per cent of its war time high.'American planes, the best of their kind during World War II, arc now obsolete and must ho replaced. There are some who think that the Republicans can ef­ ■bltuavr oo«l< fect the reforms they promised by cutting mllltury expenses will m n in It would certainly Ih> wise for the incoming administration fit W ffU> aQirerrieloa rat—. to examine tho military budget to see if economies are not » n iH « W ftolleoaMr 1 possible. Hut General Elsenhower, as a former military lead­ Pjrt llram ti |* * i fla w l u r k , t 'blra o * . er, is not likely to allow drastic reductions in defense spend­ Kawtaa lily a*0 a*. I.aai*. ing where such spending is vital to the security of the coun­ . *>». y»!*M la a meaifeef #1 Ida try. fiHSfi* . "k<ak la eatlllr* The second Is'st air force In the world is not good cnought for the United States iu those dangerous times. In­ creased production will lie necessary ami that will cost money. The prospect Is not pleasant but It Is u good deal tmuh^ day jan . t>, i»n Iom disagreeable Ilian facing a Russia with clear-cut su­ TOIlAm Bim.R VBRfR periority In air power. f ,. Yet h* called himself the first mwi torium of the State Department SOUTH BEND, Ind. ( * - A nlnewas almost filled with reporters -M bov who had lived most of end commentators who had been hl< 1'V as the son of e South Bend dealing with him since he became fe-to-v technician received a qew secretary four rears ego. set o» parents yesterday In an He came In. looking Ilka ■ men trropn-*s| courtroom scene, who had had a good night's sleep. A*> elderlv Jndee, sneaking In ■ He seemed at ease, as usual, but hunt-** voice and with his eves with an almost hlrdlike alertness, ti imn 'mm tears awarded the hoy which Is also Usual with him. Noth­ t* nn Ohio co-'ole and ruled lh#‘ ing about him suggested the extra­ HsfvlI»se* lap fl'flB their son who had ordinary pressure of the four veers bci-i i-'rl-taneH In 1044. unless perhaps It was hia hair. It T*" • the lad. known) as Charley had turned very gray. Jne T'op, became Bonnie ThnmpAs he ist down at a small lable, I - o n 'of V r. and Mrs. Arthur facing newamen, Ig the „ _____ _ ____photo- Th A*v)oson of Dayton, O. graphers knelt on the floor. They T*’ "-’ Charley Joe. unable qulle said: "Start talking.” He looked In rcV re fully what had h 'opened, at them aa if to say: "T o whom?'* <*«• -'k ed how he liked ala new Crouching closer, they said: "Talk pjBnota. over our neadi.” Acheson grinned* " r“ -sv, I guess,,” he rhnkrd. "Oh, I couldn’t talk over your Minutes later, when Robert A heads.” Tinn- <vho had raised him thmueh Everyone laughed. Everyone In *>'s. .csrlv . . . . bovhood—turned _______ to leave the room, acme time or other, had thw courtroom. Charley Joe called: beard Acheson accused of talking "Oooohve. Dad.' down to people, particularly to The ruling, coming with dram st­ congressmen, with whom his rela­ ir .-Menness after nine dava of tions could hardly be worse. Spectacular and biiarre testimony, . Ache ion, of cou m , might irgfce tchl m»de by Tg-veir-old special tbit he merely lathed on the level Jtid"e Lewis W. Hammond. he waa used lo while respectfully "A"*'bodv ran see l*m itrlklng assuming his listeners were on the resemblance betwiwn the plrfrirt urge level. And among hit Inti­ of Ronnie and Charley Joe.” Judge mates he la said to be • lively Hammond said aa he told Re men with a taste for earthy lan­ Thompsons he was convinced the guage. Rut this pert of him could bov was their kidnaped son. net be detected In his sometimes Robert J. Mabonev. Tlpn’s atmildly humorous but always un­ tornev, snoke for the msn who had bending public eppeerances. lhn"ght the bov was Ms son and No matter what the reason for said: "Wo realise now that Lola his public austerity — a natural Tlnn was not capable nf bearing a condition, a deliberate attitude or child. Our purpose In the trial was a deep iclf-conscloutneia—he waa rM tn determine the cuitodv of never, to his misfortune, able to Charley Joe. but his true parent­ establish ■ warm and personal link age.” with Congress. tni* Tlpp was Tlpn’ a former He happened to be In the Stale •wife She now Is confined to a Department at a time of severe Florida mental Institution, whare national anxiety over communism •‘•c was ntared after being Indicted and had had a major part In shap for murder In the death of one of ing tome of the most far-reaching •in bovs who had been living with postwar policies, such aa arms for her as her sons. Greece and Turkey, the Marshall Tien had brought the boy to Plan, the AUentlc Pact, arms for South Bend from Tampa, after Europe. Bui while the European fortress Mra. Tlpp. who had been operating was being cemented he was at­ a tavern there, was nlared In the He testified earlier that tacked for not having done enough Institution. she had returned home from a fc^rar.rkV.......* born or many brethren, and promlaH wa should do greater work* Riots In Poland A few mbrtala have ihnwn that •bay can lv* truly spiritual and Reports from liehiuil the Iron Uurtuln describe riots not animal llvea. That la a new order of bring. Not a alow evolu- staged by indignant Cnthollrs in Cracow, Roland, when i *'!*}. ,,,, astronomical lean. Archbishop Eugene Ituziak was arrested by tho Commu­ r w V—1 Mark m * r*"'! *■* ,h® «»n of nists. A number of demonstrators, the report said, were Ood. 10:31). The great mounds of fluffy white •now piled in huge hanks alongside the highways or floating in fleecy dnffs in parks and parkways, the fcy fingers dinging to twigs and brandies of irres or glistening along the tdrphone wires are beau­ tiful these days, in pictures. You park on Wednesday after­ noon at your own risk hereafter if you do not use parking meters, The Wednesday afternoon holiday on parking cnnliibiitioni is oul from now on, Chief Williams announces In a front page news item. Hut wa would like to have a nickle for •veryone who says ha didn't know a thing in the world about it when lha chief picks him up on a park­ ing violation. President Truman predicts a con­ tinuing high level of prosperity throughout 19%), but is convinced that the Republicans cannot make it last for long. So look out for hard limes in '%4, is the way Id ices it. Hislory shows that the Re­ publican patty has not been the patty of depressions any more than llw Democratic party has and that none has a monopoly on good times. Than is no reason to believe that business will be any Itss good in '54 than it would have been if the Democrats had rimatned in P°*,r' _ _ ___ __ A Senate committee insiats there are hundreds of school teachers throughout the cnunlry who are Communists and should b* rooted out of their professions. Aside from the fad that we doubt if a ^Senate coutmiliee would know a Commu­ nist whan it sees on*, we wonder v H it would be Constitutional nr proper for the federal government to pats a law providing ■that the public schools esnnot employ a Communist as a school teacher. We Igliev. It is up to the local com­ munities to decide who shall be *0 employed, and we know that if this Senate can say no Communists may be employed, the neat one may say only Communists can be. killed by police whn fired into the crowd which hud gutherod to protest the arrest. The Communists arc determined to stamp out religion and In every country where they have come to |>owor clergy­ men of every denomination nave been persecuted. Yet the report from Rolnnd Indicates that the persecutions are use­ less, that people still ding to their religious beliefs even under pressure* from the stnte. It Is natural that tho churches and tho Communists should find themselves on opposite sides. The lleds deny the dignity of man as an Individual, thu churches affirm tlie be­ lief that man is created iu the Image und likeness of God. It Is posslblu to change a man’s mind about economics, to persuade him that ho will get a greater share of the things he needs if he will change his government from u capitalistic to n communistic one. Hungry |ieople are easy to delude. Rut to erase religious belief from people’s hearts is all but impossible. For thousands of years the Jews have been persecuted and yet they still address their prayers to the God of their fathers. There have Iteen wholesale attempts to wipo out Christianity but It still survives, stronger beenuse of o|»posltlnn. In the long run the Communists will fall ns Nero and the rest failed. A ?*!,°US produc*r’ m° '* noted for hit laviih pro. a ^ J U‘-W h!. i a" H ram,mflnd of »h« English language. w.< naked, What do you prefer; monogamy or polygamy1” The great man considered core* fully for aeveral seconds, ff , T r ^ v „ __ *\)lL lhan declared, -W ell, gentlamen, It all depends. In my ^ w g. office, 1 like monogamy. But C In my home, give me while 1 c y j \ > ^ ntapl* every time!” i f \ V J r^ j CaMtlght. IHI, ay Resell Osff. p C u I I I I I f i T n N H I N b I U N MARCH OF EVENTS Wlswrcnking U dungoruun. Tho playwright Ocorgo S. Kaufman wan tcmiNinrilv dnippotl from n tolcviilnn pro­ gram beenuno Iwforo Christmae ho ad llhbod. mnVp thin ono program on which no ono alngs ‘Sllant Night.’ ” This brought In eovoral hundred proiusts that he wns antl-rollgloua. Entertainment a|Ktnsura are notoriously fearful of WINTER (I.WKfA »T-'public disfavor, and even n single protest may bring nboltt *a teautlful I'btlilj ivrathci has change In program or iwraopnel, maile the lilvssotns t* Cypress Kaufman says thxl he had no anti-religious idea at all. Gardens sou* Into full bloom much sooner than usual. This HU nlnt was to protest against the commercialization of this famous lourlt. eUractlon is nuw Christmas carol. As a veteran producer of plnys with popular a fairy land of Power*. appoul, he should have known, however, that mnriv people are literal-minded In thu extreme. Had ho objected, us he might well have done, to the eulogies of home und mother Ivural Common Sense to which iKilitidnns :iro addicted, lie would have been ltc SI'ITM JOHNSON charged with hostility to those two institutions. A new year of upixirtunity lies Tho humorist runs a risk of offending somebody when­ before Florida farmers, and they ever he opens his mouth. Yet he cannot keep still and make should make the nuU of It. a living. Nineteen Hundred Fifty two, with Some oT tht hospital people are smdeiiag why the County Com­ mission had to insist on a two dtlay in order to study a .sal that validation pioceedon the County hospital bond lwt be started at once, they seem A proftuor at a college in think that everyone should have the Inner Oaarka la atill pua, that such validation was an aMng over the answer he got nl n u t step In Use pwess from a husky student when he Gaining the new county hos- hiked. "What m ak e s y o u r I which was authorised so over- tongue an black T* The student's explanation was: "Wal, Prof.*' gly by th« people in last *?r* dropped •* jug of corn wear's election. To the tugg*1' llklitr on i Irtthly Urrtd rotij.” g that the County Comrnmum • • U "make haste slowly and My it-year-old ton. Chris, wwddnt mlml falling Into a la) lb« ijrtbed a ^ i V j L U I A ^ f ^ U v W A Hard To Be A Humorist ------- --------------B y IE N N E T T C E R F----------------------- THEWORLDTODDY Ednaped Yoath Is By JAM KB MARLOW Given BackTo Real WASHINGTON tet-It was to, be Secretary of State Acheson’s last Parents By Court conference. The small audi­ See No Cady Meeting I M arshal Zhukov's Return Between Ika and Stalin | Brings O n * Hopeful Note Rperiol In Central Press TT^AHIIINOTON—Informed Washington nhaervers expect PrealdentM e'ect Eisenhower to order quiet exploration, through diplomatic channels, of Soviet Premier Stalin'* professed willingness to aid In ending the Korean war .However, these onlookers do not foresee an early meeting between Ike and Stalin, though they do not rule out the possibility that auch a confrtetire might take place sometime In lt>&3. Ttu* President-elect I* reported determined to Increase the United Nations striking potential In Korea to a point makIng It cryatat clear to the enemy that an offensive on their part would be met by .crushing counter- V 'J ■ Rf’’ ’ Meanwhile, the new United Statea chief exeouf j * - ' S | p M ? live la expected to seek some method of putting 4 ; A * 1 **'8 *ruco negotlaliira tiack In busIneM without 'IM A compromising the United Nations aland on the P'lsoner-ot-war luue. ? < ()ltn indication that United States-Hovlet cela* ■ tlona might Improve after the general enters the White House lx eeen In the re-emergence of Marslial Georgl Zhukov ns an Important mllunry ngore Marshal Ihukev Zhukov, for a time, suffered virtual banishment, presumably because, of his wartime friendship with Ike Home military analysts believe that Stalin may now attempt to use this same frlrmlship to eslatdlsh liaison with Ike. • • • • • nifl 1'1‘Nlf—Military ami diplomatic experts aay It la no longer true that Urltstn end France would veto any United Statea plan for launching an amphibious attack at the ‘‘narrow waist” of Korea. Iu ran. they aay. the BrltUh and French would approve the Idea, its successes and fstlurrs. Is past Which it one of the more tlkety proposal* to be made by Presidenthistory now. but its experiences should help farmers to pun for a elect Elsenhuwer aa a result of hia Korean trip. Here Is why the experts Insist that Parts and London have changed bright and successful year In 1063 It Is well to cheek up on the past their stand and are no longer wilting to let the truce tatka drag on year so one may lie fully rognlrant Indefinitely rather than risk spreading the war: of the thing* that proved right j The Urltlsh and the French are convinced that Russia la not ready, also, of tne mistakes that were willing or able for an all-out war. Therefor*, something daring might lie tried to pull a United Nation* victory out of the Korean stalemate. Then, the experts declare. France and Britain would be able to get more assistance for their Indo-Chinese and Malayan efforts—which most military strategists agree ire part or lha asms struggle ax the Korean war. s e e * • W O R T REAMON—Republican leaders are planning- on a short session of Congress tn the Interests of efflcleary and economy. They have tentatively set aa their deadline for adjournment tha.end of June. With the exception of presidential-election years when the ruth la on to get through early. Congress ha* remained In aeaalon In recent year* long after the June 30 date. The OOP chief* hep* to demonatrata two things by adjourning within six months. They are: th il efBciency In government haa re­ in rued to Washington, and there will be as lltUt Interference as pos­ sible In non-federsl matters. Of course, any plana for a speedy aeaalon ara subject to change If the work! situation worsens or there la any major development on the domestic scene requiring more legislative work. • • * * • FARM REVOLT—Farmers may not respond to Agriculture Secre­ tary Charles BranMn'a request fur a boost In produc­ tion of nv»ny vital agricultural commodities. Watt I n Farmers have been bit badly by rising costa and falling prices ami many of them Intend to "wait and ***” what the new Republican farm policy wrill be befor* Uwy commit themselves. Democrats Insist that the farm goats aren’t political, but some farm groapa dispute this. They point out that the Agriculture departtoeut wants lower production of some Items na well ns n boost In others. With this In mind, the Incoming OOF administration will prpbhMy take a sharp look at the Democrats’ production figure* and might even raise them substantially. overrunninjg*ChlnaUy”erupled M Ithr. Is quM«Snable Questionable that even PresPres idsnt T r u m a n would consider Achrson’s Judgment always beyond dispute. Acheson has said little In his own behalf, lie has shown enormous alienee under attack. He may ave felt patience was necessary for a man In his position and his dilemma imma. He told foreign servlre offiicers last week that the Stnte Department’s critics were "thor­ oughly wicked” and "In my Judg­ ment once something rtslljr evil I* let loose In the world it cannot be eradicated overnight without patience and effort." As for what he told his flna? newt conference: He read a pre­ pared. amt rather literary, fare­ well, replied to tome questions, Harbor Collision iraerie*** aged” tn the other collision at about, 8 a. m. off Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. She anchored off dovernor'a Island and reported ihe was taking water. The Chickasaw anchored a short distance away with a gaping hole-but above the waterline - in her bow. Sanford Industries (tie organisation explained. This medium will be available to ell eltlxenx of Sanford a* It is the thought and detlre o f the Indus­ trial Board that this program be community wide In scope, it was further ■xotalned. All clUs*na will have a chance to participate tn this effort to make progress a fact and not Just a subject for dlacuaslen. Mr. UreckerrM**, manager of the Chamber ef Commerce, In­ formed the group of the prospective new Industry and how thie pro­ gram would make It possible to approach the group with proof that Sanford dor* welcome new business and will cooperate In every way In gelling them esta­ blished here. He endorsed the new program and promised full support and renpersUoo, Mr. Garrett advised lha board el the plana of Ms associate* tn establish a business In Central Florid* and expreaaed hie opinion that an early meeting with the newly formed B uford Industries, Inc. would probably result In sat­ isfactory arrangement for locating tb* manufaetunng buslnem here Mr. Chase auouneed today that he hns catted n meeting of lh< '& ""* * "* • * Medical Medlesl testimony testimony wes was Introduced Introduced at tk* hearing that an examination of Mre. Tipn showed she never had , h»en nregnsnt. The Thom oson* 1Identified plctc-eu nf her a"d said •he hid gone to work for them In October. 1944. as * mir«cmsld under the name of Mary Wilkey. M edieval Pageantry (Continued From Fate Opal elo* to Spain. France, Italy, and Pcriugpl and i-vn finnnlsh prelate*. The attacks besetting the ch»rch from communism were underlined here todav when a Rome Commu­ nist new*nen*r lashed at Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York — who Tew here from Korea — as a "chaplain of aggression." The newipaner, It Paese, alto charged that the eonslitory "cmphaslied above ell the political aspects of the ehurrh.” At the initial consistory Mondav el which he named the new cardinals, the Pope declared that none of Ms selection* were politically moti­ vated Ills word* nrimariiv were In reply tn Comm"nlrt r'ded Yueoslivtn. whose ■'•'ver*""«nt broke relations wlih the v*tican after learning 1**1 Archbishop Aloiaiic Stepinac of Zacreh stor mcenter of a Yuen«t*v chir-h-»t*te dispute, was Included In the till of new cardinals. Rtaplnac. wbo was released con­ ditionally last year after serving five years of a 16-yaae sentence for alleged wartime collaboration with the Nasli. was ore nf the two new cardinals from Red ruled countrle* *h*ent from the conal*tnrv. The other was Stefan Cardi­ nal WystynskJ. Primate of Poland. Brltlah Sleze (Csotlnaeg Pram Page One) of the PunkLa] steelworks at Sol Inran. Dr. Karl Scheming, former of­ ficial of the Reich Propaganda Ministry!* Rtdlo Department. The announcement said British authorltiei have known fur aeme SH*A‘i".uu^rSfi "For some Uma Brltlah FOB SALE GBSTBOU M D BUS STA TIO N INCLUDING BUILDING ~ NMTAUftANT AND T IC M T AGENCY M i n M u a r - a t ix m t o v a o n n x — D U >W * •vaav. ooap. anWiMi 1 �» V. ---- - ~~ Of WEf KLY SOCIL I C T I T E S ' PERSONALS TBURHDAY Qjptist Church In DcLaiul begin Seminole Chapter No. 2, OKS, nim: at 8:00 p m The Dependable Class of the 111 meet at the Maionlc 11*11 ol First Methodist Church will meet 00 p.m. The Seminole County Teacher’* at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. John Schlr ederal Credit Union will meet at ard Jr. in Loch Arbor. TlJKsiM t MK) p.m. to be followed with n The flower show committee of we ting of the Semltiolu County the Garden Club will meet nl ta*hcr’* Club at 8:00 p.m. The Bauford Grammar School 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. living Kiel*, Went-Teat her A**oclntiun will ehor. Olid PIiiiiuhh Drive. pet at the Grammar School at The Woman'.* lliblri t.'lnss of the 00 p.m. EtHth lluyal and mem- First llaptlsl Church will meet in iM of her dancing nrhaul will the Educational llullding at 7:1111 111. HoaU'fae* will In* Mr*. wsent a program to which the p. Eunice Dann. Mrs. II. It. Ilcck, ibllc I* Invited. Sirs. Essie Wilson, Mrs. G. 8. SolThe I'hilathea Sunday School man. Mrs. Krnneis Stine, and Mrs. a*a of the first Baptist Church U1 meet at 8:00 p.m. at the home O. M. A. Chancy. Father'* Night will be held by a M n . M. C. Stone, 1010 East the l.nnpwuod Lyman School ParTurth Street, enl-Tearher Assinlatlmi at 8:0d FRIDAY p. m, In the school auditorium. ItOllKIti .S’ .VITA. t'.S. St. Mary'* Chapter of Holy The Fldclls Class of the First Huebeslrr. New York ns Episcopal Church will ipun- Rapt 1st Church will meet with Mrs. a subscription bridge and Forrest Gatchel on Laurel Avenue nasta party at 8:00 p.m. at the at 8:00 p.m. Robert Van Atta To rish House. The public I* cor. The Junior O. A.'* will meet at Ily Invited to attend this the First Baptist Church beginning Speak On Healing it, proceeds from which will at 1:30 p.m. The Chapel Choir will hold re­ to the church. Guest* arc asked How the understanding of God's bring their own plavlmr card*, hearsal at the First Baptist Church spiritual laws may be applied in ellgloui services will be held at 0:45 p.m. .Special prayer service* will be daily living will Ik- the topic of a • Congregation Belh Israel at .1,1 for f •. — World tU.iiil.l Missions \l i [.ilia and n ill 1 f^ksiiltt I ll I ilin Q i* illltoll iin'l Iti-li fat ft.. Science lecture to l.it be a* giv­ Chain Chrisllan V0 p.m. at the Jewish Community held pier. of Missions In the Educational en Sunday by KoIh' i I S. Van Attn the Presbyterian of Rochester, New York, It was The monthly USO party will In- llullding of Id at the Navy Center at 8:30 Church at 3:01) p.m, Person* of nil uiinouneed today by First Cliulcli denomination* are cordially in­ of Christ, Sclent 1*1. Me. Van Vita, win* is on lour MONDAY vited to attend. a* a member of The Christian Sci­ WKDVKVOAY .The Past Matron's Club. Order 1 Eastern Star, will hold its nil. The Prayer Meeting servlet* at ence llmti.l of l.rrltireahip, will |al chicken and dumpling din- the First lltipli*! Church will be speak in Seminole High School Auditorium, Flench Avenue, San­ fr honoring the lunii>r Past at 7:30 p in The Executive ('nmniittei* of Hu- ford at 3:00 p. ip- The leetme is a Mr*. Tom Meljiin, nod weIron * npm to the public without charge. Past Patron. Hubert Cole, at FIrst Baptist Training Union will i . Masonic Temple at ft:M0 p.m. ' mret after the Prayer Meeting Mr. Van Alta’s subject will be "Christian Science: What It I* TJ«amnia lambda Chapter of tletn ! servlet* In the Chapel. gma Phi aororllv will meet nl ' An Antique anil Museum silver And Wlurt It Does." An engineer fm a number of e hnnia of Mr*. Mcrvvn Osier, tea will he sponsored by the rat Street anti Mcllonvlllc Avc- Civic Department of the Sanford years. Mr. Van Attn served in nil Woman's Club nt Z:<)0 p in During engineering ni pari tv ut one time «, at 8:00 p. m. Tbo Elsie Knight Circle of the a private meeting nt the same lime mi the Panama Canal and on rail­ rat Baptist Church will meet with new officers will be elected for the load rmistriictlon in Bolivia, lie later was an aeruimiitieal engineer rs. R. T. Hunt at 801 East See Civic Denartment. Special prayer services will I k * will tin* Army \ii Corps. II*' has d Street at 8:00 p.m. Th# Primary Sunbeams will meet Ip-Id for World Mix-Inn* and Chain b' l-ii a student ••f Christian Science the First Baptist Church at 3:.It) of Mission* in the Educational since IP13. i* an experienced pub­ Building of the Presbyterian lic pin, till,liter <>r Christian Scum m. *The Seminole Association of Rap CImich at 3:00 p.nt. Person* of nil ro healing, and has le-eo a I'hii* “ l Sunday Schools will hold n iemimjnntlnn* are rontially in- tiiin Science lecturer sine*' It)It). .uarterly meeting at the Second vlteil to attend De Bary Doiiurn By KAY IIFN NINOHK On Sunday morning, Billy W. tif, a student in the Stetson Mlnlerlnl School, will preach nt the Tvlco* in tie held in the Mnnsinn. is honed that n large numlier of •iltaryitc* will In* there lo enitirngi* this young man. HI* xuhct will lie "What Is Salvation?" Thu Installation of offlrer* far to ensuing year wa* the main islncss of the meeting of the De­ ary Civic Aa*ocl«llon, Inc. nt the tguiar monthly meeting nt Dick>son Memorial Library in Orange Ity. Thoxo Installcil were: II. ildson Myers, President! Gustav Inx, Vice-President| Mrs, Duvid ^otnsrhlid, Treasurer) Mr*. RobBrown, Ilceordlng Secretory; ranrtte King, Corresponding Bee* itaryj Vincent Valentino, Chaptin) William Hover, Sentinel) rank Hilt, David MncFurlniie. Irs. Vincent Valentine nnd Cliurs Youmnn, new membiir* of the onrd of Directors, TltPi drive fur litds fur the proposed Community uiidlng was InuAchcd on Friday vcnlng with n 7RKI.00 gift nnd le outright sale of two of the A aoks, bringing the building fund * g h t up to the first thousand doltra. Keep the 14th uf February >r a Valentine luncheon und picle. The Plantation Estates Woman* tub wilt sponsor a Touring Flnrla Card Party on Wednesday eveinf, Jan. 21, In the Munsinn. lesarrt wilt ho served nt 7:3t). rocteda are for the Pedlary Fire "epartment. Come and bring your fiend*. Mr. and Mr*. Aaron Duncan V ara hosts at a Canasta Party Inst eek. The eight-handed game wu* lost Interesting and refreshments delicious. Those present were atkl Mr*, nay K. Peck, Mr. Mrs. Wltihicr Tells Ol' Auxiliary Meet Soda! Department lias Dessert-Bridge SEMINOLE III By BKVFKt.V GRAY Members of the Cliarcei Choir Downbeat on Drama: uf the Kir«t Preibyterlan Church Senior class play rehearsals for were the guests of .Mrs. Clnrn Ginn nt her home on SunfovJ Ave­ the presentation of "1.title Women" nue fullow log the weekly choir re* ■re underway now. Every after­ lii-ni snl last night. Delicious re- noon the various nottinven uf the well-known charmteis undergo Mr and Mrs. J, A, Via and Miss fri'slimenls were serveil after rnctlee with the supervision of Itnby Stenstrom have left for Phil­ which n pcrbnl of impromptu sing* (^rm' Boyd CoU-imm. adelphia. Pa. where they will spend lug was enjoyed with Mrs. George One of the outstanding nil ruc­ about two weeks. They will aim Touhv u« neeompnnlst Those enjoying the ...... ...... tions in this piny will be tin- cosvisit m Roanoke, Va. [ were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Blst- Ginn'*, which ....... being ordered I line. Mr. und Mrs. Charles Seud- ” u"i a costume company now. Mr. und Mrs. W. M. Clark have d.-r, Mr. und Mr«. William Hoag., Thcv II really be different and add as tlielr gue*ts Mrs, Clark'* fath­ Mr. amt Mrs. Charles Morrison. 1,11 much to the play, too! lo er C. I.. Itoberis, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Al Case. Mr. and i•"'lh l"i.v for the eosltimes the Ruddy tiny, all of Frunkfort, Ky. M*r. George Twiiliv. Mr*. Harris committees working for the tdav. Fold*, Ml*, I,eon Walker, Mr*. «l»l>'«1ed t« the Senior class to John M. Michel*, Aviation Strut- Kenneth Sapp, Ml** ElUe Hutchl- have a dunce. It's going to in- calltinul Mechanic 3 e. returned vesed "Little Women.", and will be ter,lav to San Diego. Culif. after son. Mi*» Maud*- Wilson, Mrs. held ill the l*rnlv after the game. William Cortwright ami the hostsuelnlltig a 30 dov leave with bis ess, Mr*. Gimt. Stag thirty cents; drag forty linrents, Mr. and Mr*. Anton Mi­ cents. There will be a floor*how. chels. refreshment*, and lot* of GtitH) nm*lc, don't forget the Crate I'ri. I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oelatid uf TOl IIY TRIP day night. EVERYONE t* invited, Greenville, S. C. are visiting with Breakfast in Sun fold and sup­ »n all you hoy* get date* and mine . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Philip* per in Sun Francisco will be the on down........... in San l,until, Mr. mid Mr*. Oelatid imutual exuciicm-c tmlav of Fred Chit Chut In Class: plan to spend about a month at Touhv. who has been living al 1* it true that Yvonne Cullen various Interesting points in Flori­ 2IKM Mtionnlin Avenue. and John Clarke are casting gltm da. Mr. Touhv left tip* morning for ecs in each other* directions ? ' California, where lie will visit a *Ti* rumored so ttliv bow. . . \ in Santa Crus. His nlnnr new singing talent at S. II. S. and Second Play Planned brother left the Orlando airport at 7:10 In the Fro*lt Class is Barbara O' and after touching at Tampa, Burr. Site really is vvmtderful! Ed Ily Theater Guild New Orlcnn*. and Dallas will ar win Tisen seem* tn be awfully In live at San Francisco at It o'clock, ten*ted in the Fro-h da**, to*. The Sanford Tlieoter Guild, at ill second ipmrtcriy meeting Tues­ day evening, voted to piodueo * Accund play toward the end of Februnry and a Ihltil play Inter in tlu- Miring. E. W. Tbuiua-, president of the group, presided. Mi*s ililuo Baker, lieiismer, reported a substantial balance in the bank a* the result of the four fi-cent pei furntances uT "The Night of January tilth". Doling llte business session Paul Hi-,,.11 and Mr*. Francis Kutllllillut .11. weie appoint ed cu-.*tage uuiuiigcr*, Mr*. Clam Julio and Mr*. Robert llillhlmer will hntullv puldieit) and Ml*. Itettv Cilllutu will ml a* Itecuiiling Seeretttry. Paul B e -ell. Ewing Deun nnd Bill Sheet Size SI” x 108” lieisehel w.|i- appuinteil to the Ilour.I of tiuvernot. to fill VUCltUcie*. Case Size 12” x :i8Va An "open house" from H to In p.m no loll. 23 will give till tllP*i* in tin- i lunmiiMlty who are Inteli t . , I in Hie Sail foul Theater Guild Ml SI IN no opportuully to look over Hie Guild building nl llie corner of pi:m \i t: Ninth Street nnd Laurel Avenue, mid to meet und talk with inemMl *1 IN bci * uf t)u- group. Mr and Mrs. A. C. Cleveland and two children. Jeannette and Carol, have moved their residence from Celery Avenue to 1007 Pal­ metto Avenue Csuld It i* a blsnd* named B ar-! THE SANFORD HERALD haraf T 7 Marianne Strickland Thursday. Jan. IS, 1313 F*g« .1 dating a darlin' Senior boy for tbo dance Friday night I t Hal there will lie toads tif couple* there Dial night! , Before the game is going to be an awfully exciting basketball game with New Smyrna! We’re planning on winning, of course,' so why don't you make It a date, HAPPY Itlim iD At too? After Tuesday night's vic­ J. li. II idges. tory with Del.a ml. we'll really he ready to show New Smyrna what . , , , ............. .... , , , , , sent, voire* ate valuated ami some we can do. ! . Ainu- in tin* spring, member* will Guile a few* member* of the S. again and n-ielvn a rating. H. K. Glee eltdi iiiiitifipnted in they all -otnl liu-v bad a marvelClinic m-entlv. There, ulicie -la- on* time, but really worked tinrrl■ dents from all over the state are That's all for now. lit* arcin' va! Bargains Galore! Selling Out! LOST OUR LBASB .. MUST VACATE TOYS . . IIOBBIKS . . INFANTS’ WEAR NURSERY FURNITURE BUY NOW . . SAVE FOR FUTURE TOYLAND 21)* East First Slrrel G A R R E T T ’S O D D LOTS SALE SPRING MILLS PERCALE SHEETS AND CASES each 6 9 u each PACIFIC MILLS CONTOUR SHEETS The Soelnl Department id the Sanford Woman'* Club entertained Mr*. It. I-". Whittier Jr. nimmm- yesterday with a dessert bridge eeti today that a uaartcrlv meet, anil Canasta pari) at 1:nil p tn tfo* ing of the Wup’itn'* Atixilinrv of lev*,** were Mrs II S Puggnr, Hole Cru«* Enisronnl Cluin-li Mr* I. E. Spencer. Mrs .1 |) ICatholic Youth Club would la- held mi Moiidnv at UK> Cordell and Mrs W It. Jennings p an in llu* Puii»h House Beniiliful eamellu* In vaimii* Finns Name Change Tile siieakd- f"t tla* ncraslmi will shades were te-ed In deeorutlng la* Miss Edna |b*nrd*lcv, nntiomil with pure wtuti hlossom* on a long T he Catholic Youth < lull met In sccretnrv lo Hu* L'nilixl Tliank ()f- table In the auditorium church annex mi Monday even Election of officers for the dp the fcrlmr. Miss Heatdslcv serves a* ing with mie uf llte main topics of tin* Wanton's Auxiliary •••ore-ont. partmeiil was held with Mrs C M disetixsimi being Ihe changing of ntive to the National Council of Flowerv being renominated a* Hie club'* tilts' In the discussion it _ chairman. Vive chairman will lie was Pointed mil that Hie won! Episcopal Churches. Mr*. J. _ N. Robson Is the local i-hnlrmun of Mr* S C, Graham: secretary. "youth" In the title has been mis­ Mrs Ben Wade; finanee. Mr* E the United Tlmnk Offering. leading unit does tint necessarily Following Miss Beardsley's talk ■f Anderson; membership. Mrs, J rnnrnrn age limits Names will ho nn informal ten will In* served I) ('nltahun: program. Mr* f I, •ulnnitted In the president. Miss with Mr*. George Swnrtx In Redding Mrs II Wayde llueker, chairman Claire Vormnml, during the month >lun ge. of the Clvle Departriirnl told uf ami will he voted upon al Ihe nr<4 Inrsinesx meeting the museum tea being sponsored regular The Hull also made plans fur a Francis Dor ton Is next Wednesday at the eltdi luet*p 1party and old fashioned taffy pull 3-:mi p.m. Honored On Birthday at Following annuimeemenls. rani 'n In- lu lil Jan 21 nt 7.in p m in games were eniuved anil ,-ittcr the church annex Mr* Clara Km ELDER SPRINGS tSpeeltill scores were tallied Ihe high prl/i ilall l* in charge uf llu- fund rum Mr*. Bill Dortoil honored tier fur hrlilgp was awarded t,, Mr* 1 iilllfee and Miss Peggy Cum'time the chairman of entertalniuenl tlanehtcr Franel* reeenlly with n E linker; Canasta. Mr* .1. II |i* blrthtlay party nt her home mark Junes; and serecno to Mr* \V II |Each mouther Is entitled tn bring a guest Ing her tenth hlrlhdnv Brinson. Game* were enjoyed by all. with Those enluylng Ihe nflornomi prires awarded In Irene Johnson. were Mrs, Baker. Mr* Ralph Alts i Johnson. Lewis Carter and Robert tin Smith, Mrs. Ralph Aiislm Smith ADDITIONAL SOCIETY SI vers. Jr., Mrs. if. M P apwot th and (( uni Inonl (In Page live) Sirs. Dorton was n**l«ted in guest Mrs. C. C. Sylvester of Ver serving the guests by her daughter inonl, Mrs. Ilaynmml II. Smith. Miss Evelyn Dorton, Refreshments Mrs. .limes, Mrs Scott E Weller, of hot cocoa, cake, cookie* nod Mr*. Flowers. Mrs L. 1. Silt. Mr* Mrs Howard Mold Ielli, Mrs. I). M candy were served In the follow ing D. C, Howard. Mrs. C. Hinder Harrison, Mr*. F. T. Meriwether, gttesls: Henry John nnd Ann Shu- son, Mrs, Brin*mt, Mrs f". F Mrs. J P. Cullen. Mrs. Chal ll.ir macher, Lewis Carter. Allen. Hetty Proctor, Mrs. Anderson, Mr* .1 N key. Mrs A. D. Barber, Mrs. .1 I* nnd Kay Slnnfler, Summit' |g*on- Glllon, Mrs. J. E Courier, Mr*. II Cullen. Mr* Metla Starke. Mt* ard, Jnlm Daniel Taylor, Ire ir It. Berk. Mrs George McCall. Mrs. Hnrrimuu. Mr*. Arthur Kerlier. Johnson, Nellie Plckern, Irene nnd Boy Tlllls, Mrs. E J'umplon, Mrs. Mrs llueker, Mrs, S. D lliuhlry Blliy Price, Hubert Mver.x. Betly, John Kick. Mrs. B. It. Crumley, man nod Miss Ellnlee Klrehnnff Thomas and Suile Norris and Edith Carter. MEN’S SHOE CLEARANCE MIm Alice Cooper l» rccupcrling In her lioni** after having hderMne aurgvry In the lioapltul I Orlando. Mr*. Everett Swift I* hack home Join a long atay at Fl»h Memorial ftottital. Mr. and Mr*. George K»rbcr of "uffalo, etopnrd off on tlielr way > Miami where Ihnv Inland to »end the remainder of the winter, > viait for two days with metr fend* Mr. and Mr*. William No* ell. Mr. and Mm. Kill* White ami fra. Ida Herman, all of Baltimore, ’era meats laat week In the home f Mr. and Mr*. M. P. McDermott, ^fri, Herman I* Mr*. McDermott'* Mrs. Ginn Is Hostess For Chancel Choir Si/.t’H To 2 Single Bed Size Double Bed Size «•«>-h *2 * 3 '" in h r»rh , 3 ft” rmilt PFlti u i: PIECE GOODS Stevens Giiurhimis — Sanforize I and Mercerized JIB” Wide — Rcir. Value 98c Yd. Sale Iflf Yd. Bales Ginghams — Sanforized nnd Wrinkle Resistant 42” Wide — Reg. Value $1.79 per yd. Sale $|.19 yd. Bates — Sprln^mtlls und Wnni-tuttii Fabries (’lose Out Table — Values to $1.r>9 yd. Sale 79 Special Dim Hiver Piece (hauls llaiidi-Culs 4 * lli'V. x'li >d LADIES DRESS SUITS NOW ODD SIZE S — HA A ON (iA ItA ltD IN K 39* >,,nl Re«r. $11.9.1 (’lose Out $9-91 Plisse Crepe Nylon Dresses Close Out $4>91 Sizes l l«/a (o 20V2 Rejf. $7.95 Ladies’ House Dresses — Printed Percales Close Out $|.9S each Most Sizes 9 thru IB ......... Ladies’ Cotton Cardigan Sweaters Colors — Melon — Lavender — Powder Blue and Lime <4T Rc«r. $2.49 Value LADIES CASUAL SHOES ONE TABLE CLOSE OUTS 31.00 1’ itlr lU'lt, VulUL' SliM-.'S Still' I’ rii'c Sule $|.98 MENS SPORT SHIRTS AuHorliiH'iii (Jtlils iiinl KmU laitiK Slft'VOM Viilutm To fl.HH Close Out $2-98 each MENS SWEAT SHIRT'S $4.98 $2-»8 $2.98 $2.39 llt'R. SI.US $|.69 Vulue $1.98 ( uliirs Sllvt r — Kctl — Yt'llmv — lllim S i/p s !!(> - Hi Special $|.79 each MEN’S WOOI. SPORT COATS Mr. and Mr*. William Boyer ore njoyinx their trip up North. They re expected back aoon and say hay will bo glad to gat back to 'lorlda. Mr. and Mr*. Krnrat Moeller ara ack from a long vlalt with tlielr W!N<; T il’S — PLAIN TOES — MOCCASINS Special MEN’S 8 Oz. DUNGAREES Sixt'H 28 In itO ZipimTH or iltlttoBH Mr. and Mr*. Joatuh Mfyar hav* ■turned after an obadneo of four 8.95 KSafjr him w“vM| ^r* mm writ Wooaph Huck left lor New Jersey rbere they expert to apend * coup* * o f month* with their daughter ind her family. The holiday traveler* are getlag back. Mr. and Mr*, Ed Hoaly fot la one day lait waek. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Charle* lllchen are {ted to be at home again after ponding five week* In Cincinnati *trlib their family and friend*, ffcty rrachwl Deltary on the ilh 9.95 VALUES ALL IIY OENEHAL SHOE CO. 2 .29 I LANNKL — NAVY HI.UB — HK<J. $21.1*5 SALK JIli.ti’i SALK $1 li.il.1 IIKHIlINfiHONK — CtHKY — UK(1. ?2i.iir. SALK $1 l.il.i IIAYON — ( i'IIKY (TIKCK ~ IlECi. »I0.U5 MEN’S SPORT JACKETS IIAYON ACKTATK — *6.118 VAI.UK IIAYON OA1IAHDINK — $11,118 VALUE NYLON ACKTATK — *8.98 VALUK TWO-TONE OAIIAKOINK $10.98 VALUK APRICOT BARI BILK—la Cell bapman'a choice for thla cock- FELTS - *:».!IS *7.98 *0.98 $8.98 MEN’S DRESS SHOES ALSO REDUCED SUITS - SALK SALK SALK SALK $B.98 Value........................................ $4-98 $4.98 V a lu e .............................................$2.98 SW EATERS CLOSE OUTS SPORT - COATS — SHIRTS Mon ft Korun Ilitlo W ork S h oot Com poaltloii Solo, Omi Piece Back Conutructlun Special $5*98 Your Fylandly Store 90$ C A S T F IR S T Corxar Flrat and Hanford SAMrORD Off _______ i___________ �0 0 t herald Profbssor Poitits Out Remington At Trial For Perjury Thurttlay, Jan, 16, iM3 New Device Tests Hearing Of Child H By Electric Means . nt | In crea sed NEW YORK Wt—A TufU Collet# faculty member ssys ho and Wil­ liam W. Remlnetoa, farmer gov rrnment economist on trial on per­ jury chargei, attended Communist party meetings in Tennessee In 1030 or 1017, Howard Allen Bridgman, 41-yearold assistant economies professor at Tufts, In Medford, Mass., was among prosecution witnesses testi­ fying yesterday at (he start of if fAr'.l/t/rnf Mr /«<"/ XXr ltc+$i4rAvJtTfMr f y i u A t l ~ A r » i P ir fo r m a n c « T in N tu i C h e v r o le ta Die, Six M issing In Nursing Home Fire J'1 -; .jS i r ...- - -- - -*-**»■• = JZr funuytuu/dommiMf* Mr^/nUurr i^’M rftyittiny t f including a charge he lied during the trial when he testified he never knowingly attended Communist party meetings. The Tufts professor said Rem­ ington was among persons he had seen at Communist party meetings in 1038 or 1WT In Knoivllle, Term. The witness said he aad Rem ington then were clerks far the Tennessee Valley Authority, Bridgman identified Remington from the witness stand. Remington, once a tlO.OOO-a-year Commerce Department economist, was convicted of perjury at his first trial. He had been charged with falsely denying before a fed oral grand Jury that he had over been a member of the Communist . fixoupuru/$a// $nrMtuk>*f/1un* t Amiu/iW . Mr** *//****/<*■/■ Att/tcno/SLun/ yLtfAisytim HIM II A RIMODUC1ION of lha Invttfdlon snot to President-elect uml Mrs. Dwight [). EUonhcwer to attend tin- lnnugur.il hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 20lh, held In thetr honor In Washington, ffnfvriidliondlj N egro P refers Jail In ’Bama To North CLEVELAND (A'—"Aro you sure the Judge aakrd the 28-year-nld _____ N o g r_n charged with n $3 unarmed rob­ bery. "Yea," r epllcd Carlllyou Armalrong yesterday, Insisting (hat he wanted In return to Alabama's Kilby Prison in finish a robbery term which has 07 years ami 0 months to go. Armstrong, charged with rob­ bery, explained hn had been a Irusty at Kilby, "They treated me all right," he sold, lie Insisted ho enjoyed life there before he es­ caped Juno 2(1, JD.W. 1 ,1Vim Ill’ll "You pro Dili the first nril/iFiiil colored rmeaiwi persim I ever hoard of that preferred a Southern prison to a Northern pne,'' said Common Plena Judge Frank J. Merrick. Then the judge ordered the prosecutor's office In notify Alabama authorities Iholr prisoner wanta to go homo, . Armstrong wp* sentenced in 0(1 yottra from Marengo (.'minty, Ala bama, March 8, I040. Ho was nrrented here In the holdup of deli­ catessen owner Tom Ayna. tig. Bob Topping Marries SpouHe Number Five The human skull is cniunoaed ft! lamrs. HALT LAKE CITY i*-lfrn ry J. fHob) Topping, the tinplate lirlr, and Mona Mac Mnedl, 24, Iden­ tified ns an lec skating Instructress at Sun Valley, Idaho, obtained u marriage license yesterday. Artur Jimmy Cross announced In Hollywood Uml Hie rouple had married. Topping rceenlly was dl vorccd by actress l.ann Turner Newsmen were unable to find who performed the marriage cere­ mony, and they were unsuccess­ ful In nttcmpls lo reach Topping. On (he license application Top­ ping gave his nge ns 3!), his resi­ dence ns Ketchum, Idaho, and his occupation us "investment man." Topping Ims been married four limes—lo actresses Latin Turner, Arllnc Judge and Jayne Hhnddnkc and Gloria linker, a society girl. I-'I,OKI DA G R A D E " A Tho old Norse ships had steering oars only on the right side near the stern and the term "starboard" (steerside) Is believed to have dorlvod from that fact. The low, oweeplng Inee ef the IMS Chevrolet# are eaempiigtd by this four-dear aadaSs la the “Two-Ten* aeries, which this year offer* lairrivvdpcrfom anc#, comfort and esaveaiene* In addition to a complete re-design. Apparent In Greater A ttendance Predicted For Fair P,Ttie If. S. Circuit Court of Ap­ peals unset the verdict on the ground the original Judge. Gregory F. Noonan, wai too vague In de­ fining to the lurv what Communlil party membership meant. The government then obtained tha Indictment on which ha now Ir being tried. The original charge is of not mentioned In this indictment If convicted oa all courts In tha, new Indictment, Remington could DRESSED and DRAWN thla view are lb* eolargrd front and rear vision. neW fonder and hood coaloura end a fresh grill; treat ateat that enhance lb# rugged beauty ef the earn, Four-door sedans art alia available In lha “One-Fifty* end the new Del Air aerie*. I Paul Goebel, who played with (he event. k w Chicago f >!k l f nEftt Bears Ilikara many m a f l v years V R i r i ago, fldO. Feature of the 1081 fair will be uthe the agricultural aad hoase econom­ is Mayor of Grand Rapids, Mich. ic displays and exhibits, both on The sheriff of the Grand Raplda the county aad community level. area is also a former Bear, Hugh Exhibitors wlU vie for high hon­ Blackiock. ors, ribbons, and almost $23,000 in premiums. George Sllmwelsa, former New Rmphasla will bo on youth and York Yankee and Cleveland Indian their part In the agricultural pro­ Infieldcr, was a backfield star for ler, climbed down a fire escape University of North Carolina to safety. The Durlin children are gress of Central Florida. The state- the IU l e in'm orphans. wide boys and glria Four-II poul­ "This is horrible. Everything is try and egg show and tho sixth Arnlc Wcinmdster, star tackle destroyed. There Is just a thick annual slate Four-lf dairy show or the New York Giant*. was a pile of glowing rubble there now.H and Judging contest will be fea­ sergeant in the field artillery dur­ Firemen combed the smoulder­ tured. Tne cattle Judging will take ing World War II. _____ ing debris through the night place on Monday ana the poultry searching for bodies. Judging on Saturday, closing day Firemen said the blase apparent­ of tne fair which is also designated Ions of the Four-II dairy ihuw and Judging contest. Similar worth­ ly started on tha first floor where ai Four-II day, A total of $1,000 will be award­ while premiums are made available t two coal stoves Wert used to heat the entire building. ed winners of the various dlvli- In the poultry show. Saveon Foodat A«P! CherryPm H E A V Y W E STE R N R O O D SIRLOIN ROUND CLUB STEAK H a i r 39* IONA SLICED OR HALVES VfforaviMffWlMy A new-horn seal cannot swim and most learn tho aft- ANN PAGE TOMATO C E N T R A L F L O R ID A QUICK F R E E Z E A N D S T O R A G E CO. YOUIl Frier* In thla ad effective thru Saturday Jon. 17th Locker Plant WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Went Thirteenth S treet Phone IMIS CHUCK BUNNYFIBLl) T A S T Y D E LICIO U S A L L -M E A T READY FOR YOUR LOCKER OK FR EEZER _. Lb. 20 Oa. 1'kg. Tissue SATURDAY JANUARY 17th IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO ORDER S W IF T S SELECT - U. S. GOOD BEEF HINDQUARTERS Pancake Flour SCOT TOILET Ife I* ANN PAGE SULTANA Super-Right Meats HUPEH RIGHT HARD CORN FED WESTERN HALF OK WHOLE LEAN 10 To I KXRTA LEAN CENTER CUT Salad D ressing FRESH. TEN DER C PHONE 1318 FOR DETAILS DEI.MONTR SLICED PICKLE PATCH HWBRT MIXED U. H. GOOD IIEKF ' EXTRA HEAVY WKHTKKN GRADE Pineapple Nei IP, M Pork Sausage 1 Lb. Cello Fruits & Vegetables DeU o NTB Pineapple Juice 0 ENTER CUT 1 Ne. 1 Caw )| < • * COPEI-ANDE FAMOUS BMOKRD Pork Sausage imidxmM* dkawnqmcKfww( FRESH RASCAL OU1CX FROZEN HEADLESS DRESSED HM^LL MEATY - FROZEN FOODS — waouuN Orange M e a l 6 oa. cans ] | c WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF LOCAL RUSSO ENGLISH Capons G — THE ALL, PURPOSE LOUR DELDROOIC COLORED iiiS li; HIINZ STRAINED 10 uo. 71 P eas 12 os. pkg. | f c Peanuts M u Pm P iiiit �ifeaptist Minister [M ails Last Checks Paying Huge Debt ~r" .vatoso nrr..\i r, Jo?, hcr.erfit i rar.dr. Recoining Unpopular A d d itio n a l (Continued S o c ie ty From Cage Three) TALLAHASSEE. (Special | — Baptist Circle Meetings Collection of llirgal claims by fraud is becoming unpopular in Mr*. Volio 'VillUm* Si |ir«p. Florida, according to a compara­ Mr*. John L. Lee wns featured •.;«|«m1 t iv rr tin ' m retiru r of « irrli* tive statement issued by the Un­ •J \v»lh tlii* «>Pi*niiuc il«‘vi tWiMiil employment Compensation Divi­ tit the monthly program of the n f t iik r n fro m l! TMiiotiiv sion of the Florida Industrial Com­ Bnutist Church cirrles. giving n mission. The report of Director W. review on Monday afternoon of 4:1-5 f o llo w n l u i t l i u i i r a v r r Mr*, U. Norwood, Jr., to Chairman the Baptist Woman's Missionary lit. II. ( m»ih|* oii tulkctl o n <ti'\4iiril ii v>*I Mr*. II K ( *oo|i«'». m i* • James T. Vocello shows that dur­ Society in Florida. She slated ing 1)152 "benefits o b t a i n e d that the First Baptist Church sinii *lii«lv cluiiriiiun. iiiimoitn'«,«l through misrepresentation continu­ tunstiluted in Florida was in I lull I h r r h i i l n of MiHtloiini v \* - t ed to decline, in iiinounl* received Bethlehem (now Cainphelltont in A finbllts ooiilii lit* li«*Iaft .Ian 1825. tilitl u i ir i t l all iii «*iii Im*» to utlfiiil also in perrentage." The Florida Baptist eonv. ntion | T lif nifi'tlritf 'Mi* vImm' iI u i ll i Claimant* disqualified tolaled <*'JI compared to 1,015 in 1051: the was organized in the Parlor of tin* m o n t i m r «*f tin- w m i amount of money represented wns the Rev. ami Mrs. R.. Mays. w a t r h u o n l in iiviiaoii Th**^f at $.10,807, or two.flflbs of one per­ Madison county, in 1851; with the t f tn l i n v won* Mr*, t • I r i f m a * . cent of the amount paid In In'tie l?ev. W . N. Chatidolit, for whom Mr*. IJootNon, M i - W f \ l ........ fit* during ‘ tho year. There were i Chaiidoin Hull at Stetson Cm Mrs. It R. Beck. M is H. S .-,1 78 persons convicted of fraud com­ xersitv WUS named, b e in g ele cted limn. M i-. Willi.u n -. Mi- i -.p pared to ItH) in |D5| nml I ID in nr secretary In 1880. e»‘, I l l s . J e s s e L ew is a n , I Mi ** IWHO; the totnl amount of over­ Site said the first direct mention V. I l o m c c . payments recovered wits fid,mm of tin- Baptist Woman's Mt—ieiiin IP52; $2.1,01 H in ID5I, uml $25,- nrv Society WHS ill IHH| when the M rs. B t n ll e v t td h a i n eeinlm t, 1 48D in IDAO. Rev. N. A. Bailer, mtssitmniv of During the year over AO.Oitt) the Stale Mission Itenid. said in ii.ir w h ic h Mrs. F F. Ill" t tend elnimunt s were screened nml In- his report: "We cannot too i-utti t h e m e e t i n g o f Circle N'<* :t ,|ur vestigntrd hv the eentinl office nml utlv iirvi* (ho iniporliiiM’M of our •i m i's s u g c on th e s t e w utsl-liit* of field deputies. This sereeltlllg nml *i»trr* orirnnisiiii; hih’M'Iii** i»i iiioiu-v. I'hc C o n im u n itv Mis*i«minvestigating hn< been stepped ti|i nur chimhc* for «*VHti‘iimtii»llv tltiiittiitin, M rs. It. C Wllev. ........ during tlie past 12 months. Eight culliH’tivur fiilitl* for iiii**inir(. 11in seliteil plaits t o visit - h u t ins ami cases are now being prepared for siu'ifeition ifonKfl in (In* <i|i- itienihi'i's w h o a r e ill \ ciillecliiitt taken f<o the prosecution tinning out-of-stale iHiliitniiiit of Mm. N. A Hnilrv in # ... wns . claimant*. I.ocul office cluim tak­ s t u f f M*rri'tnrv of "Minim*-* w ork. * f'Hlii «»f Mi**imi* i i f t r r whull ing methods have been strengthen­ ••Thi» 44o m en (if IKHl.lH'.U luid 'll*. I lvdf IIiimidin v *ivi«I 'I ia ed in order to prevent fritud before no r m * o r •• ffiri* nl n inio* ••( f I.Ilium l**ld of flu* illi**toti wnik it becomes "fraud ill fact." Some lm n * iio rliilio ii vot tlo v o u t It'iiiir dniif Hi till* I'li'lirh -i it mu ■liiinis filed, however, tire filed in in iiil**ioiiiir*' iin,i,liinf*'*. 'Ii- nl* l.nili-llltm. etiiir because of n mi-iimler-toml* lit' dnlnl, udtlmir Hull Huti Mi A. " .1 Walk* i rln.tl Ilf ing hv the clniipuiil. Knelt ease is ll4TO|1l|l1i«lllll«,ll|* IIM* II i hlllii lll'f ii'tflinir with .i n i.i'fi \ umu* 11eiitc'l iinlividuallv on tile evidence fo r ill** i»r«>*i*nt " M S in to tluiAf nt (rllili IlkT 4\ f | ( 'I r* 1••1till mi gat lieied. M i ­ II. ll Wit'lr. Mi*. i ti11/ . Mi * (In* woiiu ii in o u r r l u m Ii l**tluv Thutidar, i>ti IS. O il Pige 5 .1 F. Harrison. Announcement was made that flowers had been s, nt to ill members of the circle. The group voted to meet in the near future with Mrs. E. C. Harper to complete the study of the hook "Hod's Troiihnilors". I'rcscnt were Miss Minnie Stew­ art. Mrs. W I . Vnnre, Mrs. Mar­ tha Marshall. Mrs. Ilaroer, Mr*. I'loeks. Mrs W. E. (tiles. Mrs. M. t iimiiiifi***, Mrs,. M. Cusson, Mis R \ Unwell. Mrs C. W. Ktgle. Mis. Hal risiin, Mr*. Roy Mull. Mi» W. II Miuruv. Mrs. M eoie uml Mrs W. W Herne. f ||* NOUIIKitT GI.SHKFSKI * I At* Nawafeaturee f LITTLE ROCK—A short, grav' Ing Baptist minister walked into lih e Little Rock Post Office recentMy and mailed 110 check*—tho ln*t I payments on n 1700,000 debt of f honor. It wns it debt that took nine years to pay through the sacrifices of fewer than 200,000 Arkansas Baptists. To do It the minister had to break parliamentary rules and ap­ Circle No 7 ef the W M. tJ. peal a lawsuit to the Arkansas w a s led hv Mis. II. I.. Johnson Supreme Court. ml epeli-'il with t h e I e |. lilting of The minister, who decline* to it" W M C u n t e l i w n i d The ,letake much of the credit, i» Dr. vetm m il. given hv Mr* M. N plcnjamin I,. Bridges, present sec­ • i liiinl. w as tnk>ti front 2 retary of the Arkansas Baptist ...... tin i i ", Convention. \ let'll from .Mis* Fimires DorThe problem wns n $1,200,000 '•■e p i is s i o n n iv to .fit- m . w a s bond issue debt that in 11KI1 i ., threatened to dissolve the Arkan­ 4'* •• IhmuI. ' f Iiii11| nf \||4*in||* sas Baptist Convention. «*»'l* •lion 4\u< taken Bonds were sold during the MM. RUM RNAAR U pictured In Diuseidnrf, Germany, at the playfully holils her Siamese twin glrlt. Gill.* 1 h "*•' f*i' fill wet** ' | i • Kllltcr 1020's when the convention launch­ and Lett*, now IB month. old. Tlte parents have given their consent for turnery to separate the Infants ' hi. \ '**, < iini|(.-( llfiihnm. ed an expansion program that after doctors announced the twins had separata brains and nervous systems. Ur. Peter Itovttgen. leading M i«» <* f iil.I.A, M i * \V. L . built thrpe colleges, n hospital, un West German brain specialist, will perform the operation In tho near future. {JnirrmiHonal) " lotfdo'i. Mi | \ I *<iiitiiiitfhtini, orphanage and an nmhltlous state Mi M II f I r i f r , M . a H u m i d mission. Ih i'i* . ' I ia " \ 'Im tiA n fi, M r*. M Then the depression hit and in ^*'1 i i i i i i , ' I i a .In** | \V• iaflitw one of Arkansas' Do bank failures M c C a r t y M u s t A s k • I f ' • I u m i I. M ia .lnhll*n|| during January, IIKII, the Con­ M AM*. \tlfii. Mia i ; || vention lost $51,000—the interest F o r R e s ig n a tio n s ll *i ii’ll, Mr*. payment on the debt built up in .. \ Ii the 20's. S a y s S ta te C rou p " I Slniolffl The Situation Wns Hopeless An emergency meeting of the Tl A L L A H A S S E E iCtv-H n -lf G n v .D a n Bantists' executive hoard wa* cull Al.LAllA.VtKK liov.unn t Ii.iiiiii -. M i 11 inn i*hri'V. ed The general .... retnrv Dr T McC*r,y wa.M,, resignations front T h o •*rn«*rul i m u r r n m nifi t t*.*1 ll T 1: I' n Hnwn rem rted ik. ' t..-. " '‘-mbers of Ihe State Livestock M m 1 . A I’tnllHM ' I f |(*\4n l ividiv idiiul I'irclf m c i t im r State Farmcra Market iti ( h r Kduriilioiiul llmldio** und u fllll... M i - Wii. v. ' l l . " ii 1Li i L .- X a tb r n n, „ T , " Sanitary Board, as he has Indi !? .f « .t b !a submitted his catfll apnarenUy will have to M i, II W MIiiiiiii (til Jlllil '1* * roviTod «li-li liiiirhi’ou »» ikmiii resignation fl#k f„ r |hcm („ rnlallv. llr \it. M 1 III IM ■' D idui'. Mr*. ' .1. U ilriH oo, | u I i I f f m m mill r n n n no Dridges^ j nf,n Duruls, Dade County dairy m %11141: 1’ tin* W M V , «*oft*f|irl«t| • *hoil roDAV vV riilDAY! £*, *jr " | , ehureh, ,„ an v%ho has served on the board %4 \ rim i» rn iN M i % 11 .1 1*4 < II- l<- No. 1 w u- « Z?. *«°i. "T*! " I "o*Mrpr- 1In |since the Caldwell administration, ' f^«V»iMlli$C |.$t. ••• ••••••• »•* f*u*liii'** u i r o i Imr p r im i<* Hu* i n i* Mi * i: Ii. ihiiiit nml ' h v 1 ••I, -1 his pliu to the board the iitinia-1bronuht up the question of nffcrimj «» . I •• »•!.»• ..it I lir S itlif.tn l ‘ ■I i|p orillll 1111*1 iilillo»ilir*«l lliitf rlolli •mf. w h iili lull ••••*•• do|iuf*'d • nl, Ii , i 9(M'k || ill*4«tli*»ntil f | Mill ter argued that surrender would resignations at a meeting here to mean the loss of too years of dav dm itiir (In* uu*l in***iih wo* ifu*l\ T im nt h V 1 1.5. Slu toi.i ..r tin" T iiiii . i l.v *•* lif** wu* IIIHll I'll 11 f.v In lie hIiiiio .' i I In hm*'il Baptist mission activity in the1 He quoted newspaper stories that ( 'ili'lo N«». I. Mi * • K *1* I to- I tn ls ltiii, iiiftoeuce of th e slate and that ''certainly find McCarty would consider it proper HiiluiihifV hi rli**i|rf , i*i* -n?. I V.•*ii>. u in Ins fiimilv would not allow thut. 1jf members of holdover (wards. 'I it 'li l tl l e s M.iith.ii.l -i I Ilf |irn**if*ni nl * fill *• i*i w'Hi lb* Errol Flynn mnkc* love to Mr.tuiiii Three months Inter the board including Ihe livestock sanitary ............. , ............. .. .............. .................t i'll.MM ill tliis niie fiom ... n. • o|»li* ••••ill*' **!*•• t$|| »| \\ .•••••*•! o f Vl-ltlllg I lo- I M il. Ii . ..I. in I I met again. HtIII Bridge* did nut Hoard, would submit their resig-i 'iilv.i-nl-liitermiliiiiial’" "Against All Flags." Colin folio h> Trihnicohn ini. \ i n n n . l (lie W m l . r \ ' \ | l N•W 11, l"l||l* IMIll 11 • Ip ■•■lllpll Ii have a solution. notions In permit him to nnpoilit (hewing on the IDts Theater screen toduv and F.iduy 0-1. •1. lit ' nf f III' lit1- 'llifl w.•$1. III.., It was then thut lie violated men who reflect his thinking, I ' "Mi'll'*', v%ii »*i\f»i l»\ Me* ^lie .ll •• 1l.lll Mlr ti,. •. . Ilull '■ Jill • li'li I* * N|n*$lit'ud lift •ihi |'I" iim | Id fiarliemeiitnry rules. Before he was inaugurated. Mr _ _ s a i l As chairman. Bridges refused Curly told Florida cattlrmrn he M ( ) l '( > M l f i r i W A M K D fi Mi - l(i*v III if I **Fm Iv 11iv * ..f t ...1 f••• lll.lt •' mi --i »M1U» le'H Runaway Train •1•9*B*|s I'l ..... hi 44t |«‘ Mi to recognize a hoard member who wanted to take politics out of the v * u ,,M a • Ilf W nlllfir^ I l»l***ui( (#*•• 44« I f 'It 19 1 •1-*1nti tie*. M. 1 II i wanted to sernnd u motion Hint board, which has been deadlocked l A v ., V i r i l k l l U $ •' i d Itl' M • 111Mill*f•( * * " 4 (Cntilln..—t I't.im I’a i-s (Inp) 1 . I d l',t* 4 1 \it '• »m • riflit il**ii il If • *1 If III " l*\ 'I I • •••»». 'll " Dmuii Mi II., 11- K• " I Ilm would have di-solvcd the orgatil- nuirh of the last two years on • “ *•* I V U B 0 1 x 1 1 4 8 15 a to The tram was due at 1 v t VI. 1 . i I'ltin • 'll * \ 1 *'•••*» U tntlon and dm-kt-d the big i.blign- pollev and personnel matters. C o e n w . n o M2o. 1| m**|I'I 1 title ; "I ' iimim ’ f>\ \|* i j ii ; ; 1 4 •$.$».. Mix ' 1 Wt*v M< lion. "If the governor wanta o tr resig IS O O IU S , oC F V ItC S i I • " \ 11• I lilt* I nl ic M .11 . . * ‘ T mi 1 1. 1 *. 1*..* • ml.Joseph I. Miller ot Wasliingtnii. «»... . Bridges Trusted in Cod j nations. I for one .un willing to ' tlt.'l ' V 1*4 M ia II I ( I’Mil* I . M .i *. It. . 1. Mi - It XM 1 ..Ii'. a passenger, s.od Hie train must I' Mil-• • : 1 • ...1,1 • \'(M • ll Mt '1 itt It* ml M. 11".Ill t 1 it 11 ... Mi **4 Instead Dr. Bridges outdo an live him mine.” Dtil'uis said. He \ III.»•."*•• I»\ \». TALLAHASSEE .Vi—Mure money hove been traveling close In Vi 1 1 (Ml | |ll • • it 1*«• 4 ll'ltl intparsionedi lO-mlnute pleu that wax a supporter of McCarty In the for children's services, utilities tulles an hour going through the l 1l*|i urn.* Tit..I., no ' . 1 l| Mil ll|el ft 12. 1I iiiii . the grottn go on with the faith last campaign. Ills term expires rr- uU|Um am, nMdmn„ „ f pu|,||r yurd ami "everyhialy Ihoiight we f t . ... » , • 1 "H , III "rtiv*ir w in l id l*v Mr* U V It M in • I . * 'Id Mt utik J r . 1* ♦ f *1.. W |*.»« were going to derail " i?.*1 . .'.m* ' ' il* *,,c 11* through." in, ____ . __ .,...........officials' accounts was * * ..(••, 4 . It.. •llfi Illltf n| ( i II II . Ilm \ m *1 »S ............. Other board member, disagreed "■ V """ "'i.R lpi'm oX r.'V n d R-g' Dissolution was forgotten and the Red Cross s.ipl ii IiiiiI been ‘1 •bltd f is .. 1" III • *• !•f »• • A|t»f.| OX, , i v " I aBrldgc* was tntide general seere- Hal Chalre, expressed the general ! ! , ! ^r‘-. v*Lm!i hi,. "tii.-ir sA IIml day llllormi'd .iI li'.ist 12 persons wore I I f MMOL A , m i lUKIf < 11 in « b u n mull w ii b i ti *i|M-tiimr Inry. admitted to Casually Hospital A I •' Minis*. \ 11 M‘" i w 7 n t ^ o c i r a t e will, the In.dgel hearings, t’iiclf I wu ••••!»■In. |f I It llfll bt lilt* i tv i bv Mi I w II..R I He nsked the hondlmlilrrs to new governor bill I have worked on nurse listed three ot thei as: \ 1 LYN N • (/ HAl^A *'iiy Dan Met urly puttii nlisrls '• r* ll !•' M f W l u i r l f i win* ii|ii‘iifil •* Mitf.'ii T* miilr *«! !(••% |' Hull In*I \ 9* " m tl^lni pnnte n nroti-tlve eommiltee with Irving (iiildherg of ll.iiiiitinre, • l.l I •m i l , I »||*l• Ml 0 Hie i**f«'tinkf " H l i u m i l ' l l Tin the hoard to tho b e t of my nblllly " W * . It'Ki'luHvo approprUttiins W II A l! IV I'll lo AGAI Mr* i l' Kdllt Runilel ol Falls <Tiurcti. Va . which the llupUst* could nego•fj i U vii I ioiiul. if Jv i n li\ Mi " I’ anti plan In cnnllntie tlniiiq so -I committees to consider Inccaxl»" a Washipetnn «• h"rh, nml Dele 'I*.i $»ii• iIIim - \i il|*.r bu^fil **tl lb f u l l I' »■ tln»". nf tlhiii tlie state auditor's fttitds. He wnill ^ A L L ' • **|cv. wii * t ukft i fr**iii IC miii S b f I .1.1 M l ii 1 9uin A I f Hl'f U I lo R 12 he had requested audit, of .ill, «f WasbliiKlun. *• I 44 i t ll till* «||9li**' « Ih'lll" ' M i l l ................. y . - t i s s ? i r !",”" " “' agencies tinder him when he took Four person* wereauntillctl to ' 49(9rrriK-4 Itroilut r » * mI i Ci m mu the debt In ItI .... years und guined r w • S.itifiH.I H»,|Ib. t'n rn ifi '^ 'ijtc A u U i Im i O'** new 4 1'iir r it*li t**. uiirtiiir lliut The hoard voletl lo lift the un •9i f i. .nil the committee's approval. The ...................... ...................... I *» •.f.iu « in J Hi,. iiii I 1 |(» It* i un<l mi-'tukfH n f tintold Emergent) llosptnl None ap I miiiwNinn* quarantine in Brow ard Coun­ office 10 tluys ago but wns "t Af | * ff f A || I fl| |a | ill II " i l l l l U M Bapl Nta then thought they hnd a Ihrnx II I ’• I ’I • III f • ■ • ’ | 1 1 1 M 4 | . D ill I v * pctrei " “ —iI tfi In * hurl *cn«m4iy ■uirm ty except on Rinse ranchos where they rnnldn't lie mndo *uon lie |>iMiiitti1 i i f t l o r n t r in.ti K r i i *i i a f v i ' i i r lie f n i f M i n m i l l i b f liinl »fit.li i f i| III *sfWII,|* fo| (Ida solution to the prolilem. The Mutton inustii's office saltl " •V. a live spoor vaccine ha. Itpcn used cause of an auditing staff shortage ' lil*’ ht'*l »»'• i h l f if hu I ai | fc$ Hu' Iv tlrelv f •••*••• fumilii -* in t t u t i i t'ii. ii But tho hohlers of promissory Tho action was recommended hv Stale Auditor llrvan Willis said Hint some of Hipse nlio.ird the M'i,.|it|i-m iili-iiilfiii o*i t li r t f * . i lc . »*r4v \ in r . ' l l • II " l.i 4 l.»i iiiul Mi" notes nml some bondholder* start- the Stale Health Deparlmenl.which his present staff Is from (vs u lo w,,re In lurid fu lfil iiibmIi ».!*•« I i n r l d i » if t n h , f'||i|i9f « | |'ill k, • "in.mifi 1 ' mt It.l.l Ilf 1iIn* w mi 9. nf him I mciI suing lho Convention. Cliurrhes said the disease appears lo he three years behind on audits of A physician ->i Ihe station »;|inje . Ilv missions riiuiii Mill 1'Illll * ii.ltiiil i t* III 1" • • I 'l l 1 Mill lllllll nnd member* ki'cainp dittceurngcd under control. • some county offices lie asked for said between 20 and .'lo Injurthl iilmHil I lie walk of ri i *1111 for .l||li '* It It t»e-t•|e|f* Mf .*. ♦M it Illll l.flt llilli and Htopped contrlhutliqr. Dr. fund' in raise pay of tits assistants . hnd lieen procetsed Huioigh the where Hie locoinolive e r a s h e d • luil.' 4 4*x•t 4 1" un i •<T III tw III. . Mtlf I'll III •• I.f III.Bridge* wns forced to compro­ and hire seven new utitlRors In elinie In less than mi Imur He through nml some station rmplnvns -llllt II-A *491(1 ft* • » Mlt ('OPS FACE CIIABHES |»»MV* t '• milt M W11 w ••II 1•\ 1III' lid i. Iiiiii * mise. JACKSONVILt.E —Five citv help carry the load. said most of these appeared in lie |ini.v have been there fill" l||»** I*f | • $"• lit . *.f ti.. L i f t ' .mil ••wuii' .iii.t ..II . t A fedeinl court inID.'ld npproved policemen accused of helping a ! Altogethrr, he requested$9'.S.f»tn onlv shaken tip nml bruised He said lie had seen no signs \l i a Mill Milt* $ **•lie* .«•• 1 ,.,i.III. a comuiRtpe-siigKesteil plan to tpirglnrv ring faro stale charge*for Ihe next two year* That'sTit," dm lor said lo* saw the on of life nor heard any noises in Wf|fi|-bt|i n f I h f r n\ v. «. .11. ' tili.f it* t'1. ,*.< fl.B • . •■$f nit •• l|*B.t 'Ii •ctllo the debt. „f conspiracy, being an aecessnry about the same amount he asked gine crew leave H-e hniumi'ive Ihe liuggage room •< v ir vr*n MWW U H IN N All. AM.I III.......... . ' I*. Mill i t . . . Mt " 1 Mf • Hum M* S5 Cents on the Hollar In breaking and entering nnd re two years ago Iml Hie Legislature unassisted He said however Hint Ihe IocomoHve imslie.l across ••44 »l •iMIlllllllIlt V III •Itlllf t f " l HllSwi ••••II ' 1. 1*• 1 \ I W '..Hit , 'l l \i>i•l i> gave him $.120.imni less than that a baggage room w.is loc.iled ill Hie entile widlh of the ("iieoiirse A special campaign resulted In celving stolen goods 1 t' » '!• p I 1 u i i n » , 'It Increasing medical and Imsptlali rertly under tlie emu nurse Hour liefore Hie (liHir gavo m leaving If Mi 'I'bI i»«|iI In 111 w '• It •ll. ||tlenough to relire the bond* and The eharses were filed Wednes­ M i n t i i i \ I It \ i . I m in i "t-wiiii* ' i-.lilt •9inii \vii‘t • nl. ItIB1 '1 1 I*.. 'I. ration costs plus a growing dc day hv County Solicitor llarrv Mar Ihe lie.id end of Ihe locomotive ?.n tht’ of :t8 centi to fill* I'll ft*r lb#' • blllfl n f M| aa | i *||4 ' I III,IOl.ll the dollar. tin. City charges of breaking and mand for state help in treating hanging on a beam. The tail end • If.M,1 of the tiicointitise uml Hie fronl TI imad hi •• -••til w i i r 'I r a M. Th« Arkansas Baptist Conven­ e n te r in g bail been filed last week Indigent r i l n p t c i l i hlldreti were nf Ihe first roach jucknifed Into 'V l i m i . i Mr* Mill.'i, Mi* I ' tion was — legally _ frr„ of when the five were arrested They c ite d a s j u s l ll l c u l p m for > > i in Si rati***'. '!»•* I ilium Vi» k f r v . I .HIilMlt I. . I 1*111I I W# I (■ tremendous deld. are W. E. Vlniant, J C Cravev Hie floor below A second coach r r c a s e In Hie C rip p le d C h ild re n 's overrode the fiisl coach Mr* P m k . Mr* V. *h v. M m Ii Ml t ll.' Ml. . I ) • **f < I I I I. ..U * '"* W«HV free did not ft. C. Carter. H. II Mann ami C o n im is s io n f u n d , f r o m i l . l w n n | | illll I I a * s||, M»s K m v MtiitM | K i | i Ir i . '•III. M. It Mimti The station is localed almul ( (iM IN t. SI V nml MON. rfM,VL , ''*M"Uve I.card nor Edwin Boyer. this b ie n n i u m lo $1 ,7!>U.ixhI ill Hie three lilocks from the t apilol ll Mf * S. I |Inv1m . Mt-I. i |( i "tin ,M. \V i' i t ..... . it *'r' Bridge*. They plneed all the " A l'H I I . IN l' 'IMS** Ki'-lfr Ml* I •». I ill i «ii ii inI i i lb.- . .*Hll .1 ,11 l\. Arkansas lluptUt* ami nil /A Another J'lvenile agenev Ihe serves almul a half ilo/en rail S T ' 1(1(1 N t ; I I I I K I S l » A V a n?ifh M,i.p ?p';r " ,lnofi‘ the rtri",if 'll*. Hal f'nlbrtt I •l«'Vl|(|,.!M,l , l I'H. II I,\ roads •nil hid It in buck safe.»«* Christian hmllei will !«• m ,ught|H n V < 0 n i l r l l l l l l l O I l S Stale Children's Commission.<i'kei| u i .* r''*tf«'x traveled Hi.. *tut,. us long us the world cun point to 1 i •; fur $HJ,$’lli. a n inere-ise ot 111 J-H) •tux (Old those who once had held any suggestion of dixlmne.ty in W A m t l N f l T t l N iSs _ F x t i n i i '. l i v r H* work of studying the bonds and note* that *omc our drullng*." IJ«"Hs** mu*t pay The convention voted lo puy the thalr "honrit" debts. debt. Hie s t a le In December of thut year the Eisenhower’s choice fur secretary .. .... . »uml .» ,Ark'|ri,° 1 Baptist • Convention meeting in Little Reek, first noteholders were paid off in nf defense, today slowed down thr S t a l e Itailrm id nnd I’uli'ic the executive l»onril recommend full. In the years afterward, K f fth0 qnUew C^hlmVchoVcp?1 ‘ ,l un u|i ‘• ,«mMii»sl.in asked ........ Cor. 11rd & Palmetto Priday Suturdaday Specials Telephone l‘JS7 H that , hp r i S i n ' g other*, including the heir* of some, BlH o l S c r . n 7 , r m e r nn U Douglas j {' ^ Z ' % ^debtednea. be paid In full. It were paid off. McKay of Oregon won prompt and ' " y,,ur"' BM l" rrra,r I.AIM .I. Ill: \|)S would coat $700,000 -th ree times I.AIMJK ST A I. KM I'A S C A I. At unn point the movement al­ unanimous approviil from the Ken , , . (; m m U »|( i n r r R,,.h n r ,, v „ .w the Convention'* annitnl budget. most collapsed. A group of lay­ fle e . ^ * h * , ••'UlStwU O n t h l l men brought *uit to restrain con­ post 0" " "rotor; of the interior, i head ea. I 9 c | l floor of the meeting. Lawyers ar- tributions to pnv off the debt. Son. Bridges (It Nil) left " „Hvall g«« „„,l^ eleetrle , i. s Bridges carried the suit to the K m th*.* i t.h*' ,lr^ w*» I'tfAlIv P*M, ministers disagreed and Arkansas .Supremo Court which closed diMir meeting e"f X r ArntwPo IS o ' n t e " whTeh w s s 'g k e n 'l o7t r 1 TK.NItKU K X TItA I.A U liK IIK A II tome suggested that It would be ruled! hours'Vnd ww.meS A rI <»"* I',y„He i h.0. , i 9iVsaid the commission had been much lietter to use the money In "The Convention's action In committee's quirting of Wilson ws* r l r o r C K I DCAl rerngnlting this moral obligation only about half finKhed. However, able to tin little more than "r"bi & n i I '. j r " and determining to discharge it thera was an apparent speedup her stamp" requests nf e'eiirie power companies for auHiorli 'tlon Is nothing more than might lie and (ho Wilson questioning hailed In borrow more than .v> million I j NK4V l(KP lll-ISS . . f c t 'V j r . K ' L 'r . . expected from a growing, militant at the end of three hours II Alt I) lli:.\ l) OKKKN dollar* for plant expansion ArkaoMSstKirn missionary who organisation dedicated to promot­ Four nf Wilson's ton sides also Mack expressed belief that the t!**9. ^turned from Japan where ing a religion whose cardinal were in the room Bridges said Jmd .pent two years in a eon- principle is found In the com­ It appeared a* If It would take commission should go Into Hie 3 9 for such expansions licnuve “n camp, made a moving mandment: 'As ye would that man an afternoon sesslen M s v and need invariably Hie coinpnnles mine } ] ■ should do to you, do yo also to another tomorrow to finish the hark after plants ire built to re; i pink KSCAKMI.I.I-:. SI'IMNM ON ION S Mlt ” r 1 Mid: "The testimony of them likewise. questioning. MU* lilt IfBM 'l lo It rnmpen'alt) cutest Irate Increases Tho questioning of Wilson, for- f r th CM,fn diiurr* head of General Motor*, con ,,,r ,nr "■P*nuiiurea. a on hi* holdings In that con cern and other companies. Lctful Notices cni.I.AIUIS - MI'STAHII IIII Bridge* said Wilson "has been I'llK SII I.MI'AI. [i very frank. He hasn't eonrealed a s-h t i t i i h n v t H i ; thlnj." The senator said Wilson N"llc« l» h"r»l,y a Ivi-n ilmi we had testified thst "he h*« divested nr" r n a n s v 'l III l,ioill"'i>" nl III" pnrii*r of VIhh ""H " .......... I himself of everything direct, ox- T -------------------------------h ir d Mlrcxt, Uiliifur.l, 8 pih Imi.I i> FIIFSII cent hl« stock holfHn«s." l ounty, v im i'l l, u iu trr lit" ii. ilii.. is (JHKKN TO P Presidentelect Elsenhower has ms imp *' Hit s ti« 1l.i T i s i II iik I' i .»1" mil bean described as anxious to have th at wi. Inipi.il ii, riwlplpr .M.l t i . run piirmliint In Hi" li i mi» nt Hi" M. Hitall his Cabinet member* ronflrnird nils Nil Ml" Hlllllll" Hi-will Hr. «4f. quickly by the Senate, so (hey can nf Klorllln Htwlut". I'M I with III* be (worn In on Inauguration dav I'UrW of His I'tri'iiH I tour I nf H. mi. KltKHM C illN K S i: next Tuesday. Commlttrc consid­ Ini.In I’Miinly, Klnrlils. Ilarvat o Immi eration of their fltpnsa Is a neresVVIIilSMI H VoOMH ■ary prelude. IIW M P t. Wilson's Quizzing Slows Down Work FOLD’S CURB M AR K ET & ICELERY Sc CAULIFLOWER f j GREEN BEANS p i jin . (T T *"S .lACKSrtNVILLE Dfl—We'll have "Eat More Cltrua Week" nest month to better acquaint FloridIan* with orangei, grapefruit and tangerine*. Executive Vice Preaidant Harold Colee of the State Chamber of Commerce u ld the observance Fab. IS-tl It designed to make eaeh Floridian tionHo'ie oifl the heslth-givlng value of eitrui prtw. prod ucts and the Importance .. .. fiance tto the state of the cltrua Itnu eepnomy. v:i-*Trx*lI A VMt Beautiful Tutu to jtarasxisi uSzr^Lii'', i j GRAPEFRUIT RADISHES \|' 7t.’ IV® ,731 .* » * tq •w »w» • - " i r “ , W w kwksshwha# of M»»«a.n.rrr. portssM* tVtryMf •ondJUin I. MMM thu tmpo BROCCOLI riOMlKN 6 For 25? Bvnch 19<t ENGLISH PEAS Lb. 100 CARROTS Lb. 250 CABBAGE YELLOW BANANAS 3 Lbs. 290 POLE BEANS r.AHC.K NAVEL ORANGES Doz. 250 YELLOW SQUASH Ea. r 100 *fi Lb. 190 1* Bunch 100 j j Stalk 190 ji Lb. 29d i } Lb. 1 9 0 1j CANADIAN BULK CARROTS Uikilt# f## 'US over f t■ MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE \| CABBAGE 2 for 2'^cSi SPINACH — -- 2Foi |i POTATOES 5 m. TURNIPS rr--- -' Lb. 251 LETTUCE 2 Lbs. 190 RUTABAGAS 2 Lbs. 25^ BULK TURNIPS Lb. 7!/20 Lb. 10 0 E G G S IN T C W N ! Dally r*• ..._____ �0m f ordSeeks 3rd E FC Seminole JVs Wi l l rnKr« Be Trying For 4th Straight Vi c t o r y In SHS Twin Bill Thursday, Jan. 13, 1933 TUP, HANFORD HERALD Win With New Smyrna Charles Beating Forces Bascom To Quit Ring Career Football Coacbei Are Split Over Platoon Change Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT 2-Platoon System Dies To Leave Coaches Big Reorganization Joh, NEW YORK LB—Jackie Robin­ son and Tec wee Reese, who com­ prise the highest paid double-play ST. PETERSBURG, Flo. — must work harder now. combination In the history of base ST. LOUIS Lft—A battering Ellljr KP.NT CIIKTLAIN "Coaches will have to adjust," ball, are evenly y divided _____ between ______ America's college football coaches, znrd Chorlcs, throwing rnch punch Thl> rr«uriri'iit Htinlnoli- lliuh the Giants and Phillies as the club stunned by the swift, unexpected said Dartmouth's D. O. McWaugnlike a knock on the dour of op­ School luixkt'tliiill li'nm with two Brooklyn will have to beat In the death of the twnplalowt system, ry. a member uf the committee. portunity, ho* ended the heavy­ Some Argue Against coming National League race. eori«(>riilivn K«»t Flmiilu Confer­ faced with mixed emotions todav 'They can't follow Ihe lino of least weight career of Young We*hury ence t'Hirc triumph* umii-r tlnir The little colonel from Louisville, the massive reorganization Job resistance any more. They’ll have And Others Speak Hnscorn, a strong-hearted lad who belts, lioltllrtir the li-niriic ]■•ml with Reese, Is convinced the Giant* will they must perform between now to get busy nnd develop men who hope* lo do better among the can play It both ways." tn» mlj'htv R*ahrxefn Hiitnl ('iali<. bo up there again gnawing at the and September. In Favor Of Rule light-heavies. “ This Is going to mean a great Will make their third EF(* ilrf.ii,,Dodgers' heels. Robinson Is Just The fabulous era of free sub­ The Z3 year-old Haseom readied tomorrow ulirht uirn n 1 New as certain the Phils will supply stitution. with It* big squads of and sudden change In organiza­ Ity The Ataoclaled fret* that (lecithin last night after Inking Smvrnn Reach lit the SMS irvm. the big menace If their pitching trained offensive and de­ tion," said K. L. (Tug) Wilson, An Informal turvey of a repre­ runs lo form. The pair agree that highly o terrific hcatlnu from the exn Tilt O lrry Fed .InvVm nill fensive specialists, was ended. Big Ten commissioner. sentative group of the country'* heavywdaht champion In a sehedCrlsler added (hat "coaches art1' open thr twin Mil nt J:mi p. their own outfit will Pi play In the Ahead of the coaches. In the next .coaches by Thr Associated I'rei* uled 10 rounder Dial ended abrupt going to have to start considering avalliHl (hr llarrnruiln JV*. Mill igal World Scries again—against the eight month*, lay the task of build­ ly when Charles won a nlnthrun'ud ! revealed today that opinion on the Yankee* naturally. Flrmlmi ami Fred (■n m i J u n ­ ing whole new learns lo play Ihc now who their best 11 players technical knockout. I merit* of otulawlng the two-platoon are." ior Fed* Mill In- In qur»l of llirlr "It all cornea down to pitch­ game both way*. It was another In a airing of,system I* almost equally divided, ing," Jackie reasoned after sign­ Almost overlooked In the excite­ fourth slraixhl nln anil third With one quick, dramatic blow, ment of the new substitution rule comeback victories Charles hope* | Thoic In favor of the "onr-pla ing his ‘33 contract, "the Phillies anrrpK-ilir RI'C vlrtnrr. will lend to another crack at the toon” system which was restored figure to get better pitching than the two platoon system wa* hilled were a number of other rule Ciiaoli John Si'ott, who *iiv» hi* yesterday bv the NCAA's football the Glints. To begin with, they yrxtcrdny by Ihc Fcolball Rules changes voted by the committee. title. vanity cagor* an- Ntiimliair up One of the most important re­ The fight, which was televised rules committee for the first time have the greatest pitcher In the Committee of the National Colleg­ very well under hi* tort if it- verbal stricted the present drasUe penalty nationally from the St. Louis since 1941, advanced as their main game In Robin Roberta. He’* iate Athletic Association. criticism. took lime out today to It was no secret that resentment for pass Interference which gives Arena, was stopped by Referee reasons: t»ral*e lit* ehnipe*. rough. If we had him there would­ against the aystem and Its fabu­ the offensive team the ball a( the 1. The era of the specialist It n’t be any race. We'd walk In. Dick Young after two minutes and “ While the kid* me -till niiiklutr 34 seconds of the ninth. The de­ over. mistakes that they «huuli| have "About all they need besides lous cost*, which had forced 30 point of the foul. Under the ne*^ 2. Recruiting will be lessened. feated Easl St. Louis, III., negro, Roberts Is for Curt Rlmmons to small college* to abandon football, rule, the attacking team la f i v e # mattered In the Hth and iltli irrnde*, 3 Coaches will have to go back pitch the way we know he can all was building up to a high pilch only enough yardage for a first almost continually on the defense, I definitely think they are iiunruvhad p bloody face nt the end. the In teaching fundamental*. season. You'll recall he was great among college pres1dents and ad­ |down. Inn, and most >>f nil, I mu verv 4. II will benefit the smaller the first half last year. He started ministrators. victim of jnrrh.g, stinging rights | Almost lost in the shuffle was Well pleated with their -plilt," lie mill Irfts thrown as hooks and up­ schools. But Ihe conches. In a recent poll, Ihc controversy over Ihc so-cstled the All-Star Game. Then for some snld.^ percuts. 3 It will help colleges finan­ reason I don't know about he went had voted 1 1 to keep the system |"tucker shift.” The committee laid "The 1**1 lau nln* have rerThe 31-ypurold Charles was cially by making for smaller Into a slump. But we can't count alive, and it was gmcrally be­ 1It felt the present rule on “ false lainljr helped Ihr kid*. They are ■quads. nliend on polnl* nil the wny. on him doing that again. When lieved that if the coaches were starts" covered the situation and aerliui* shout thr xnm* anil -,-r The coaches who preferred the you have lo look at both those to lie overridden, 11 would be grad­ Crlslef declared "It's just a mai­ R u m mn weighed ITS pounds to hrxlnnlnr to ii* v their head* out F.z's Put two platoon system advanced as ler of the officials calling i t " guys In the same series it's tough. ually. there, Thla felluw lll-lii-c (HuhA crowd of 3 Kid onid n gross Ihcir arguments: "As for the Glanta, how ran you I "It was a radical action " said ba) ha*, a* I *ald rarllrr In thr gate of 111,072. Charles, who was I. II gave more boys an oppor­ figure them lo have top pitching? Columbia's Coach Lou Little, who season, nli lint It take* III make contracted fur 33 per rent of Dip tunity to play. Both their big men, Sal Magllc attended Ihc cnrnmltUo meetings Sun ford - Orlando a fine ha*ketball player. Ill* II net. received ahoot 1? G O O . Ilascmn 2 Boys were less susceptible to and Larry Jansen, had back trou­ In an advisory role. pnlnta nvnlnst Del,nnd ranie a* Inlury. picked up about 11,100. Kennel Club EntrtaT ble last season, and nt M you no aurprUe to mr. “ Bill when we thought It over, 3. Not ns much practice time don't get over that so e n y ." “ Weber I* fn*t and ha* a lid of i we decided wc could have as food was required. Jackie did not explain where be spring In hi* h-ir* and with mure T i i v i d i r r a K .v m iK a 4 The change will mean a poorer got the figure 36. Jansen, In parti­ a game a* we have had before, ITNMT IIA C E — 9 I I Mil* experience ran reully become a tun and this I* going to help the col­ brand of football. ■ (•«*» !•*■'». Hwtul Trinunr, I,uv«l cular, doca not admit to within flight nlaver, * Higgle Mono, coach of the un­ three years of that ripe baseball lege* with financial problems." llllltn, Hl»ty l>wys. (.'urky !■**. M y ­ Jnmeaon I'hotu Bcnlt e*nre**ed dl*lil>IMiintmenl all. i'1il»r. Il.dnli llulliv. Murtlis V. defeated Michigan State Spartans, Committee Chairman it. O. age. Maglle fays he'll hit It Ihls llll.l. SWEENEY . . . the Mayfair Inn'* new tennis professional in the attitude uf (ioi'don Clark. <11(11*11 MACS’. — a, 10 Mil* who won the mythical national season. Could have been Just a slip (FritzI Crlslrr, Michigan athletic will lumliii't n Ki-ili-i- <>f Siiiitdav morning ellnle* lii’glnnlng lid* .Hutur■lull I'UIKIT'* I.liv8. tllo'ul* C o l championship, said: director, said Die momentous de of Ihe Robinson tongue, yet base­ Id Cuilliu Jlllllur. Mllfl’ l)’ Min.ll. <|iiy ul (In- Mn\fail vnurtii fur liuth eliililreii and adult*. After boenni"This needs study. I have gone ball players sometimes know clslon was reached "with the best Mll.r MHIllIro, Hn.tM’a I.h *I. i l t a l d n lug the tup ruiiklug iiniati-ur in the New Knghind state*, Sweeney reon record by letting as manv bovs l.u.'lir, Uu<* ' j u d i l t o interest* of football In mind." things about each other's ages reivi'll mi injury lu In. right dumlder during WmId War (I and |u*t T M IU II H A C E — • !• Mil* ns possible play, and I'm for any­ which do not appear In Ihe record "I have never known a single By The Associated Press |tin- ii*r uf hi- ilglil ...... tnrelng him tu change over In lining hi* left llri.wn Kit. Fill Fill. l l d * S McCull thing that gives players Dial bonks. lopic to he discussed so thorough­ Ill'll- Aimt’he, ('iiwlm v Ju*> A V b llA Louisiana State's Tigers were all chance. mm. Sui-eney «n* voted ttilril In Ht-u llugnn fur tin- greatest cumuhuck So I like Ihe platoon sys­ w Reese, on the oilier side of the ly ami by so many people, " Crl­ A t* . Nimim’ ii**, Timur in l!ir,il l>y -port urlli-r*. Tin- gi’idal net pro will hold hi* clinic* lie- nlone In front of Ihc pack today tem even though as a player I S OI IITII M A CE — . * 1 0 Mil* 1 ginning ni in mi n m mid lasting until nnuii every Butiirday morning. In Die Southeastern Conefreneu title was in Ihe do minute era. I'm not room, did not go Into hla reasons slrr said. "We had a free exchange Cult M* luck 11.. m u d ciul, ( l i i U f i Villas* Only it nuiiiinnl ft ■■ Mill In- climgiil, l.ucal player* and all in-rutin* ill- race, thunks lo Georgia Tech and against Die rule change, nod onto- , for rearing the Polo Grounder*, ol views from all sections of the ■Inn. Mnrln, Powcrlln* and he didn't need lo. It's enough country—from coaches, player*, ■’ I (,<k . IIIII Hi ulior, knitrMe u four-year-old Jinx. Irii-i-li'd iii li-tiida am lurdlally invited In attend tin-clinic. rallv will go along with It. hill I > for Pcewee that Ihe Gian!* will administrators, spectator*, official* C I S I ll MA CE M l Mil* Tech, playing whol Coach Whack .1 II IW k lui'k. 1Vu.iill.lne, O r i o o t llydcr called "i•our best overall can't see anything wrong with Dip again be managed by his old and Die press. I lit*-. Hee I Hie. Shill. Vlm m .il* lutavia, lortstouplng Idol Leo Duroctirr game by for," whipped Auburn way it was. I think It will throw shortstopplng "We were gravely concerned Kii*|i*a(r I ju I v I ' iiII v . reported lo Ihe ‘ ‘ defeat ft dmuped the picture wide open next fall." Ever since he repi 79 01 Iasi nlghl. The A IXT H MACK — S IS MIIIf Ihe coaches couldn't agree on Dodgers hack In 1040 as Leo's aliout those schools tfiat have had II..mill) In. I 'c r b v . K ar n iln at on . Auburn from a Do wth LSU for benefits or lack of them In designated successor, Pee wee hns to abandon football. In the end. “ l i t e r ('••tiil.t-r. I.ntw*. Kn'llll*** Hub, first place lu a three-way He for the alter three day* of serious, un W lln in k.ie. Htil* W n y Ihe change, they were unanimous the Fed*' too arurer. who wn» *h|r held a great admiration for the selfish discussion, wc decided I' fifth. * i : * s i x t h m a c s : — » i s Mil* lined several dnv* mro with u Auburn hasn't been able lo beat on one |mlnt--tho change took them dandy little manager. As far ns was neecssary in the Interest of Me iiwii, Tvnli’til Timer, liny completely by surprise. A aurvey attrulii' d ankle. he Is concerned, any club piloted i football's future to bring un end kliluit. Milter llrlnr Try To Ute Tech on the Engineers' homo rourt before the rules committee meeting "Whv, Clink never even eaim- l-i mill..-. I ,*l*. 'nelliill. flel-y * *» • NEW YdltK ws Jury selection do I cure if Hill Spivey Is guilty In fimr years, hut a lot of folks showed the coaches to be In favor by Durochcr Is Ihe ono to watch 'to the twop'atiHUi system. i . i i . ii i ii ii u n — a / i a m i e n the Del,and game or hied l<> even lor Ihe m-rjtirv trial id liasketlmll or nut?” out for. thought list night would bring an Crlsler called It a historical 1 Miennln HI iik . Ilum ly <eiion, H*U of two platoon* by a 4-1 margin. •lilt up. I have acell P lot of uiav- star Willi am Spivey continued to­ General Sessions Judge Louis end to the Jinx. Auburn had com­ meeting, the most Important since t' ......in | I, - * Wbni KI h», Red Drew of Alabama, Ihe er* and knmv that If tlu-v are in day with Ihe prosecution weighing Fnpuiinll said: "Your testimony piled in Impressive 8-1 record IIM X i, when the committee made ktreti ll’iliv II-Hi.mb. I t u m l i r a o r e r lured thi-v will ul lea*t suit uo fut contempt action against a witness, Is material Yon urr given every second only lo LSUT 10-1 msrk-ln Orange Howl winner, was against Seton Hall Is Only A l V r i l M A CE — S IS Mil* drastic rule* rcvUlons to cut down Ti-.iilo Nu u k A'lehl* VnUBhn, the game ami want lit itjnv. Tim 23-year-old Spivey, fonnrr protection Ihe law iwrmlls." previous games, while Tech had Ihe change. lo players and end r ••'irki.iu U ndefeated Quintet Injuries Mum, I rnillng Ht *rl*t, “ Football has now relumed lo Rentl then turned the subleel nil American court player with Ihe {'oolempl proceedings were Marl­ won only two games In 10. threat by President Theodore Mnureeri, u n i * Uiiiik, ('harry the horse and buggy days." lie lo the much talked about olnn of Caiverslty uf Kentucky, Is accused ed against West Iml Die Judge, Tech center Fete Altai look Roosevelt lo outlaw football In the i 'H**k n liu rnli.r ' -I J NEW YORK i* - Solon Hell plavlmr Oviedo umj Lvomn, tin- id lying when he denied hefnre a heeding a idea by West's attorney, scoring honors with 11 points. Au­ •aid. “ Instead of having 90-man — TS 'ATII MACS) — 1/A Mil* — United Stales. other two Bomlnulr Cuunlv roue grand Jury here Dint he evrr talked ullowi-d Ihc action lo be held over burn's Jack Turner end Tech's tquadi, It will be reduced lo 30 stands alone among the nation's I.HU* T o l l ’ll, l'*Klf*r. <u«l*, FenThe new regulation, which re college basketball Teams as the i i I n , lllilr Vu. Do ubt* lllnl'k H o ' * teams, Howard Snead were next with 10 men.’* with anyone nlnml point-fixing In until today. stores thu era of the "Iron man” 'Hubs, only major unbeaten team todayA bo ut lltuily. But Floyd HchwarUwalder, whose "I think It wnohl lie u t«nd 1games hefnre or during Ihe IMftb Spivey's case has been the only carh. performer, stales t hat team lost In 'Bamn In thanks to a player who stands football Idea and one which would »llmo- 1||»3I season. No other SEC team played Insi Syracuse one lo go to trial In the cage players removed from a game Ihc Now Year'a Pay game, was higher than any other. late more ln|ere*l In hnskrtluill H1HTFFLE ROAR D b The Indictment charges Hplvcv scandal* dtselnsed during Die past nlghl and nunc Is scheduled tonight Woltrr Dukes, Oil center, nnd during Dip first anil (bin! periods In Hanford If we ronhl play llie*c dlscimed such point "sprruds" two years, Other* have pleaded Friday night IJ5U mecls I-oyoln of elated with Ihc new rule: BRADENTON IAt—lfenry Andrlnmay not return to action during "The two ■ platoon system was Ihe team's overall poise made the (hose two leant*. From wlinl I have wllli Jack West, Jailed gatithler. guilty to gambling and conspiracy New Orleans In a uame which periods go. St. Fctcrsburg Pine - nest, last nlghl as Scion Hall heard. Oviedo ha* a loo notch and twit Keiducky teammates, Jim charges can't effect Die Conference race, like a three-ring circus. The cm- difference Players pulled mil before Du- meets Larry Seoek, Miami IJtMe engineered a fi»-U 2 victory over pliBsIt now will be placed on all­ oulnlet nod oor liuva would like Line and Waller lllrsch. The seven fool Hidvey, whose and Florida nod Ttilanc play a Fnrdham, Ihe only other team with last four minutes of Die second and River Club: and Ralph Perreault. lo tilav Ihem." Hrolt rummen led. Dasketball gamblers usually lie! Inline Is in Mni-on, Ga., was sus­ game which will break llielr cur­ round ability rnlher than a special­ a perfect record. Dukes scored 31 fourth prrliNl* mnv go hack Into St Petrrahiirg Mirror l.nbc. merti In nn-vioo* vein* the two coun­ oil the number of |iulnlt by which pended from Ihe Unlversilv > rent tic for second place in the ized phase of the game." game only In Dune Inst four- Henry Hadum. Rt. Petersburg Sun­ Ohio Stale (Ttacn Woody Haves points—17 after drawing his fourth -1the ty icnnt* never were aide to e< I a leant will win, rather than innk Kcntnrky in R>M. He was indicted standings. personal foul at the start of the minute periods before the half anil shine Peasure Club In semi finals nerhnp* was thu most uulspokco Hanford lu nlttv them. New Kuo- , log a straight liel to win of the National Singles ShuffleList April on the perjury charge I sceond half—and controlled the the end of Ihe game roe of the change. Iniendcnt uf I'ublle Inslnn’tlmi. Five Jurors, three men am) two' stemming from til* gram! Jury' Flayer* removed during the final board tournament hero todav. Terming Die ruling "lousy." ball off Ihe backboard. Itnvlioru T. Kllwee, lulil (hi* t- women, were selected yesterday li-Mtmnny lu February. Women seml-finallsts arc KathSeton Hall now ha* won Ul four-minute periods of toe second Hayes said the action was "III purter Dint ha wo* in favor uf the Tin- pre-trial fireworks featured Spivey I* accused of getting and Fourth quarter* eunoot lie used rine Holm. Mirror Lokc; Amv straight, with 14 games left on an advised" and that he was “ thor­ two school* nlavlmr Hunf'od, ll"» West, brought hero Tuesday from Sl.isn fur Id* part In arranging again during those periods. Close. Dunedin; Olive McArthur, arduous schedule. oughly disgusted." ev«r. no uetlnn liu* t«'en taken the Auburn state prison where lie final -.cure* of three huskeloall Two-platoon football wa* legal­ Mirror Lake, and Dixie Riddle* Comment from Southeastern I* serving a two lo three - year gomes in the 1030-1113) season w a* vet. ized in 1911, with the adoptlun uf Clear wuter. TENNIS MEET Conference coaches ran all the wav sentence (nr bribery and consplra uij.iiiiil SI. LiiiiIn Unlversilv, De n rule permitting unlimited sub­ ST. PETERSBURG i,fu-FavorFrom "the biggest disappointment cy In hnskelhall fixe*. Fan! University and Notre Dame. any lime the clock was MANTLE AWABD I’ve had In a long time" to “ I Itcs are atilt coasting in the Florida stitutions I West, balking yeslerduy at tesli 'the until intent further charge* slopped anu single substitutions BOSTON if*—Mlckcv Mantle, the West Coast Tennis Totirnampnl. am pleated." VJ-H2 Quintet Keats lying before u grand Jury ■*it'■* lh.it Snlvey expressed disgust "Tie- flLDSMAR cW-RIchcp purses Several mentioned (but Dir move In Wednesday's second round lietween ploy* while the clock was New York Yankees' sensational running. Before then, no player young nut/lcldcr, will be presented "Why do I have lo testify? My cause he ami lllrsch had not been and n record entry of h i horse* probably increase Injuries. olay, Bernard Rsrtzen, lop seeded .1removed Local NAAS. 50-1JJI ease is sellled and I'm doing m paid enough and should have been promised to bring Dir biggest would from n game could be with Ihc Shannon Memorial Bowl from San Angelo, Tex., breezed Nearly all (hough! Die role change lime Wlinl do I have lo do wilh paid more money" fur Die HI. l/mls oocnino progrnm crowd to Sun­ would bring back the all • round bv Hairy Worrell, St. Petersburg. sent back until the following quar­ at Ihe Ulh dinner of the Boaton ORLANDO (Hpcciitl) I'holo this ease? I take no side*. Wliat game. chapter of the Baseball Writers' shine Park today. alhlcle-'lhe boy who could tackle 0 0, 0-1. The other two top seeded ter. Hqoadrun VJ-lt'J iMcmo-nl It* OrWednesday'* action struck like Association on Jan. 29. It Ii award­ E. C. Roth's llurnro Rath, recent and handle nasi defense assign men had It almost that easy. landu City League lend here but winner at Troplrnl Park: and mods as well as run or pass. Women favorites came through thunder In the country's coaching ed annually to a player who has night by linndlng It* intra-laise Wyatt’H RcHi^nation MO Golfer! Tee-Off Emerald Hill Stable's Eternal In Ihe same wav. Top seeded Doris ranks. Reaction rangrd from an made an outstanding contribution Coach Bill Edwards of Vander­ rival Hanford Nuvnl Auxiliary Air Moon are favorites In the featured bilt said Ihe new rule would help Hart. Miami, beat Judy Bryant, gcr and dismay lo an occasional to baseball. In Sun Diego Open ♦1,500 IhConfirmed By U-W ------------------------------a Btntlon n bitter fiO-JIJI In**, Inaugural purae, a fttfc-fur- schools who are operating on a St. Petersburg, 00, M : and Shir- soft voice of approval. Alabama's Red Drew said it re­ It wa* the third vlduty of the DUB PAGAN LEADS long for 4-year-olds and up. lev Fry, Akron, O., defeated Betty limited budget. turned football overnight lo "the ■ aeaaen fur VJ-tli! over the NAAH PALM BRACK UB-W. A. (Dub) HAN DIEGO Wk-A field of 140 CHEYENNE, Wvo. Ltl-Tho resTotal purses today are 18,900. The ten SEC coaches available Washington, Tampa, 6-4, 6-2. horse and buggy days." Murray Pagan, Weat Palm Beoch (Iranian, quintet. Joe ,Mer*lldi pared the igmilien ol Rowtien Wyatt, who golfers was set to tee off today A year ago they were ♦7.100. A for comment generally agreed that Warmalh of Mississippi Slate slid continued to pace the vTUt annual winning attack with t'J point* has ridden high, wide and hand­ in Die first round of Ihe ♦10,000 record 13] horses are entered In the dav of the player whnse ability COLLEGE BASKETBALL it set Ihe game back IS years. Lake Worth Golf Tournament to­ While RID Rninacy contributed II some For six years ns University Sun Diego Open tournament, and Ihe nine races and 7BT are Jammed la limited lo one particular phase Bv Hie Associated Press Oklahoma's Bud Wilkinson, on dav. of Wyoming football coach, was 143 had stout hopes (hat Lloyd In the stables for the 31-day meet­ of the game Is sbout over. Bobby for the ln*er». North Carolina 97 Va. Military 38 (hr other hand, said he felt the Matignnn will experience u Pro­ ing, Pagan, medalist and defendung Hanford NAAH Fli IT I' announced Wednesday night Georgia Tech 79 Auburn 61 Dodd of Georgia Tech, who favored lie doubtless will liu released, nounced cooling off for thu four Ramsey t 3 11 Attendance Is expected to iur- free substitution, commented: “ A l-ouisvilte 84 Chicago Lovola 61 decision was “ In the best Interests chamolun, misted Arthur A, Ruf­ he game and I'm highly In fa­ fin. Wilson. N. C„ 3 and 2, to face illnira g I h reiuetanlly, next Monday lu uccepl rounds of iday. nais Ihe 7.3U0 who turned out open­ lot of boys we would like to play West Virginia 12 Penn Stale 72 vor of It." Wilkinson said the twoKeenan Morrow, BaUisIr, In the The handsome, 3H year-old Man- ing dav of 1952. but It could be won’t _get to play now." * Nelson 2 I 8 a contract (rum the University uf Johns Hopkins 64 Catholic U. 32 ilatoon system had made “ the bio semi-finals. grunt will be seeking his third so uootl It backfires. Lao 2 it 4 Arkansas. Knoxville College 11 Florida A learns Others agreed with Dodd. Bald belter, the little schoola The resignation waa announced straight tournsmont of the new _ The Yelvlugluri 2 I r. 1949 Legislature- ,let Sunshine Wally Butta of Geor . — ....... ___, ------------tofgla: “W e have fk_M _ _ are _ circular Btralght heirs ^ Tut aI* 12 II 33 by Dr. George Duke Humphrey, year and his sixth In a row Park pay » flat dally fee of 14,000 quite a few boya who aren't var Oglethorpe 18 West Georgia 63 weaker." Everybody agreed that coaches eroaa section; curly hairs art I’holo Hqundroo I II FT T Wyoming president, while here on stretching back into 1951. Victory In lieu of Ihe regular 8 per cent ■atile enough to play both offense Louisiana Tech 66 Louisiana Col­ legislative business from the seat here will be w.irth 12,000. ^ Tallent r, n in atato tax on betting si long si the and defenae." And Murray War- lege 34. Last week end Mangrum won average daily mutual handle Is math of Mississippi Stats concluded Ritmud* ii n n uf Ihe school nt Laramie. The Arkansas contract was of­ the Ring Crosby pro-amateur tour­ under ♦179,000. KUcnbmtid U o 4 that “ Iota of hldi will never play fered Ihe 30-year-nld one-time Ten­ nament, and first prize of I2.0OO. I ferallch Last year an average dally at­ now who In the past were playing outspoken critics. Ralph Jordan of Auburn agreed nessee end lust Monday on con­ The week before he captured the Huh tendance of 2,311 bet art average at Isait half the time." that ihe sue of the squads would dition that Wyoming release him rich Lu* Angelos Open, with Its $136,793, J lear Wolf of Tulane was Die IlnnquUl 73tl top -------------money, from a lu-ycur contract with nine BB.— If this year's average beta go Mtgoon y coach willing to say how the years to go. In late November and December above 1173.01X1 a dav, theiitxte system would effect his team next ^U nfvtrsityof Mlailislopl'a John­ Clark ny Vaught. Warmath, Drew, Rob­ A meeting of the Wyoming Board the Texas-born pro from ' urn Niles, would more than tr ole Its taka. season. Others wa TWala inson, Dodd and Butts lined up of Trustors was set Monday to III., and ■nd Lot Loi Angeles annt annexed two After four veara of loalng money. thmk it over. "It i A _ _____ consider Ihe matter. Previously. tournaments In Australia, Auatralla, and th« Sunshine - i f , _ Park -----aklimmed by In 1*11 Tulane a groat deal becauaa the against the new rule. Edward* ihello, Calif. Open. officials Indicated that 94-hole Montef and had Its first first roal profit In tsvj, majority of our team plan both Bryant and Wolf appeared to be In Bowling Standings Wyoming favor of It when, and If, Wyatt resigned, the Tournament site here (a the San bhn Wolf M " f t J® *”> Kane, Wilmington, offense and defense,". is Osyncll Tinsley of Louisiana mailer would go through channels lego Country Club, with n.e par 88- nel., his makirUv stock to , Harvey Robinson, ..... sold SET assistant coach State and Bob Woodruff of Florida ilnaon, a CITY LBAGDH for consideration at a regularly36 -72 for III 6,600 yard*. 8am Lombardo and John Maionl, W, L. II. G. scheduled meeting Feb, St. and auUtant athletic durector a* were not available for Immediate The defending champion, hope­ Cleveland. O. Stints Machlnu HH7 Tern ice. thinks the new rule will comment ________ ____________ The special board meeting Indi­ fully back again, la Ted KroU of Lincoln Plant, who conthmea »* Ire Glass the Importance ince of conH74 cated W'yslt would ba released to New Hartford, N. V. mat president, said the steady growth Sllley Itngets and _ of defeni ^fanae, Hf>1 accept a flvo yesr Arkansas urnTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ) As usual, the challenging list Ii of the track-only one in Florida m _________ Hit Office H41 tract at tll.oua a year. Wyatt's well populated with tournamentoutside the Miami area—has at­ LOST or Strayed • Irish Sattar. Her: nan Wyoming salary hsa never been wise playeri-nallonal open ehajitoSl deep rod, name "aarry". Special H07 officially disclosed, but reportedly plon Julius Boroi, Dr. Cary Mtddle- tracted bailor thoroughbreds than ■ea'a i's head coach, ta'a la a member ol avtr before. pet of master. Kewanf, C. L. dethe rules committee and has long MtXBI) LEAGUE was fio.ooo ■ year. “ Jack ' “Burks ‘ Jr„ - “Tommy ty Bolt, coff, Wotskl - Tel. im -M . been one of free substitution’s most ■^ ii —rnmrnlmm / Dutch Harrison and othera. W# Fullback Max McGee waa TuRosewall Elim inate! lane's lesder In rwahlng. punllng, Your Cur Seixas Once A g tin ant returns end kickoff returns. o tied with Quarterkaeh Pot* Cle­ MELBOURNE, Australia' U! - ment for (coring hooeri. W1U Pack T.l*. 100U will _ma ■ the Nth ■ WM { Next spring KIWIS ear that the Cln * Cincinnati Reds have When You Let l ft8Pi3 ng I# Tamaid their spring 1042(1 pa, ria. MERLE Service 07115 L&U Vaults Into Undisputed SEC Basketball Lead Jury Is Selected For Perjury Trial 01 Ex-Kentucky Player Sunshine Park To Open With Record Field Of Entries GREYHOUND r f> B FIGHT* Beixai, ploying ea: --------vis Cup "at m go on ■: ' l 04. . .. In the atireon CITY LEAGUE 7:80 P . M. BaafordBowUnf It With Good Gulf Products �timism on Plan v L O a ANGELES, (Special ) Ur. Fraacla E. Townsesci, 86 years Ud today believes that not since Biorenlon ____ ___ h»vn conditions keen ae favorable to adoption of II t t | basic features o f Ida plan to Bar overgone over 00 a federal pension financed by a 0 » business •fed personal Income taai. - Ho cited three factors which en­ tourage hi into hupe that much id l ie Townsend Plan will become law f t thli session of Congress. These lectori! f]Th# tremendous surge of concern •Ver problems of the aged touched £ f by realisation that our nonula­ in la aging faster than almost Ahyone seemed to suspect. Che wide acknowledgment that Pensions now paid the aged under the Social Security Act are pltlfutQ inadequate. The mounting anxiety of bu*l. penmen over the long-range costs private pension programs li In* n stry . This third factor la of utmost • ■poitaace. Dr. Townsend said, in ralghlng chances for adoption of fl or ■ large part of hla universal •nslon plan. iHfndustry already facta the fact Sit financing retirement for el* •rly employes la a bigger load han It can comfortably lir carry,” >r. Townsend said, "amd If this o now, what will the altuetlon be 0 veers from now. The great Inreaio In longevity shown In the ISO census and other recent slu­ in' makes it elcar that Industrial *nslon programs will become n tagger! ng burden." In mapping pension programs, strr failed to taka Into account fact that Mart Americana are ng longer year by year, said father of the Townsend moveent who remains Its active leader . i hla 86th birthday. * "The cost of not having a Town. may soon become too Industry to bear." he Icted. "The hard headed busl* a way to settle the whole pro_ _ -m Is to wloe out tha present odgepodge of over-costly private IftQslon plan* and the ridiculously Adequate Social Security setup n one stroke end adopt the Town•end Plan for adrauata pensions far avervona ever 00 aa a matter uf right." Li;lie said businessmen should con•fcler also the advantage of put■ytlrtr stable purchasing power into the hands of elderly Americans (Who are a vast potential market •.now largely Ignored end one which growing by leaps pml bounds, p r. Townsend said a Townsend bill will be Introduced at tills m of Congress along with al separate measure* offered amendment* to the Social Secur­ ity Act. These proposed amendamenta would incorporate specific '’eaturea of tho Townsend Plan In prasent law. Including nay-asgo financing etui reduction of age limit for old age pension m 68 to 00 years. effort will atao be made to publication of tho names of receiving itato old ago as- 3 JRH.'IK ‘ "Why should needy old people be Jnfi................................................. Nngled out for acorn and humlllnon by this oractlca o f ahamo listrT " Dr. Townsend asked. •“ We expect sympathetic rnnslrratlon of our legislation," he lid. "Member* of Congress are sore and more aware that eldcrlv merlrans compose a potent pollcal force which gains In power kroutrh added number* every ir" lie predicted that the Townsend lan bill bottled up In tha House fare and Means Committee In tbo tnd Congress will reach the floor Ho year. ‘/ 'On* Hundred efghty-alght Con* ■man signed a petition to > tha commlttae to report out bill in tha last Congress," he "and If tho commutes trie* to n-hole the maaaura again, confidant that this time we 911 signatures needed It." _______ * be*nrad that raona appear to be ml*about tho true nature of ____aend Plan. Th*y have the . that It la still a proposal for flat MOO a month pension, ho d. but emphasised that this Idea ■ dropped a few months after first proposed the Townsend n. Sept. 80. 1888. In * letter to ■ mg Beach. Calif., newipoper Proaa-TWegrem). present proposal Is for a '• sntem under which penwould rise In proaparoua when prices war* high and .. In to d time* whan the coat of Irur alumpad. Money taped AMMMIIclBf U n • Btxtfc A m m I Da*/ t s M s t M a , Churches To Hold Special Services To Aid Polio Fight THE SANFORD HERALD nit. ii. k . h im ; fhnridxy, Jan. 13,1933 Page 7 DIM’. L. PERSONS OriO.M ETH IST EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED n n it o r H A r n m I'lrase rail for sppoiitloirnl f’ hulip 1752 — 1710 NEW YORK CITY (Sped al)-F or the third tuccciiive year, churches III) Sooth I’alnirllo Avenue and synagogue* throughout the na­ tion will hold special service* Sun­ day. Jnn, IT and Monday, Jan. IS dedicated to Die March of Dime* and the fight against polio. Among clergymen of Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faiths who urged observance of the ipeciol siim v iN c ToN icirr a Fr i d a y service* was Rabbi Atibn ItUlel Silver of Cleveland who said: “ The March of l)ime* I* a vital W spn en B r o s •>„•* and urgent service which should recommend Itself to the compass­ ion and Intelligence of the Ameri­ can people.” ADDED: flabbl Silver was Joined by the Rev. Shirley (Irccne. Agriculture l AltTOON anti Itelutlons Secretary of the Congre­ gational ChrMian Church mid by si:i.t:cruD shout Roman Catholic ItIshops William Gilmore of the Diocese of Helena and William J. Condon of the Dio cese or ureal r ails, mooi. Observance of this occasion, Rah r iiu o iN T m e t ii,* igut U. tv eiinowrr if all smile* ns he weliom,-. hi .Silver said, "will offer us again hosn* hta son, M*|. Julin Klienhower. «| luGuarilla Field. New \,„l, this year an opportunity lo turn The latter had Just completed a three-day trip by air trom-Kmr, the S A N FO R D • O R L A N D O H I G H W A Y our thought! and the thought* nf 51-year-old executlsc officer of the 3rd Division *|>etit |,rlrl |..-,i,.o luor fcllow-cltlsens to the blessed with hi* parent* before aulng to hU home In Highland Falls. N. Y . for s work of the National Foundation reunion with his wl/e and their three children. (Internal......Ir for Infantile Paralysli, In marshal­ ling all the forces o,' scientific re­ search . . . . to protect our people TWO AWUHYMIN, who narrowly escaped death or injury In the against the scourge of polio. This artillery position behind the tragicr mistaken bombing of an Allied arllll disease, whose victim* are par­ bomb craters that straddle Weather May Italk m war front, examine one of the 18 IS bo Korean ticularly children, ha* unfortunate­ he* Indicated that Marin* Corps ea. The U. S. Air Forte In Tokyo has tnd the erea. ly Increased In recent year*, Recovery Of lhxlies rroi ih that killed 14 Americans. Hots are let pilots arc responsible for (or the error bringing tragedy into many lives and many homes." FISH HAVEN, Idaho \P U.mIuMr. Greene, an outstanding of III person* who died in a ■ 0, Christian leader among the nation’ s crash on a dcsol.ilc momii.mi farm families, said. "The Mnreh of Dimes is a practical Illustra­ NEW YtIIIK (.r -The SI Iteul* ridge near here may not In- ntion of a central Christian teaching: I’ aper Co today annminerd the moved from their Iniicn grave'Thou shall love thy neighbor as start of prorluellon al Its new krafl until spring. thyself. pulp, paper and board mil! on the Col Harry J. Kiclmg. exi-i-iilm''Infantile Paralysis Is one of outskirts of Jacksonville. Fla officer at Hill Air Force lla-e life's tragedies for which the vic­ The new plant has the capacity near Ogden, Ululi. said an \rms tim is never prepared. This Is es­ to produce tou.OOO tons of paper lilenDfleullon learn from Waslilng GAINESVILLE I Special)-Flor­ pecially true of low-income rural annually, Dm* raising the cum toll, I> C , wa* due hen* toil;,, id a forestry workers will get their families of which America still ha* nany's loial production capacity "to Inks- over Die highly tcclmn <1 1 .J u li e s ' 1 > r r s s a n d 'a s u a s first short course In aerial photo millions. March of Dlmr* contri­ to SflO.UOO tons a year. job of hleulity rind remm al ” interpretation, as applied to forest butions reflect our Christian undcrSt Itrgls said flic mill repre Hut Klcllnu said due lo lomli management, beginning Monday, standing that every suffering hu sent* an Inqiortunt part of Du- toms of the bodies amt the lieas, Feb. 2. In the School of Forestry1! man being ic Is my net; neighbor. I regard long range Southern expansion pro snow the removal job may Im , iAerial Photo lab, here at the Uni­ it a nrivileg !>rlvi(vge lo endorse both the gram projected by the company lo lie postimmat until iilts-r spnru: March of Dlmr* and Infantile l*ar which has acquired over Ihc years llttlH S versity of Florida. The five day Photogrammclry ulysls Sunday ” "Theere are bodies all oh-i a permanent source of wood supply Tentacles of growing bureaucracy session is Intended primarily for In a Joint statement, their Ex- In Florida, Alabama, Georgia and Air Force Ca|»l E W lim n , ,,| have at last reached Into the Flor­ forest land managers, forest cun cellciH-ips. Rlsbops Gilmore and Mississippi la>ck Haven, Pa., who dlreclcd iluida cllrus Industry and are seek­ sultant*. logging engineers and Condon pointed out that Infantile Mum unique features applied first search party to reach tining to make growers "dependent others with a background In gen­ paralysis "during the past five for the firsl lime In paper mil' wrekkage, said "An arm a leg i • Nfil m ull ref • .Nithirai Hrlilgi* on the government." eral forestry. K. It. SwInford, As­ year* has attacked more Ameri­ construction have been Incurpnrut n piece here mid a piece tlu-n That's tho way Perry Murray, sociate Professor of Forest Man­ can* than the number stricken ed In Die new project. Dir company You would have lo dig all ilo ly leg!*' Polk County legislator amt pres I agement nf the School of Forestry. during previous decades As a eon- said Nearly a million dollars »a* Slims off Dir mountainside lo ill • I'muiltse -Ida Mutual, sum- Is Instructor for the courso. The sequence. the 1953 March of Dime* spent for Installation of equipment Die bodies out." C a Citrus dent of Klorrid win seek redoubled contributions to course was organised by the Gen to eliminate or reduce air pollution, in his counter charges The search party rear he. I tl„ med it uin In hi Uglaln.-t the Fclcrnt Trade Com cral Extension Division of Florida match Dio redoubled efforts on be­ odors and stream imllulloti, it uu> i!rmi scene yestrrdny Due to limited facilities and half of our hoys and girls. mission which recently branded I tie tilg Army trni|s|>orl -ma-lu il announced "May I urge each ami every one Mutual’s pricing activities "out- equipment, and Die great amount Jutin K Ferguson, who wa* lo into the mountain last Wcdueula, slilo anti trust laws.” of Individual Instruction required of you . . . . to give with unstinting charge of the rumpunv's lotubei The big Florida cooperative In Ihc use of the equipment. It will generosity to this fine cause. Ail mill at Fargo. Ga . until constroc If your uloves itie wa-huMi whose membership Includci moil iie ncerssary to limit enrollment to may rest assured that God will Don of Die new plant started oi •loii'l let them get too mil, .1 I.. of the citrus Industry, was quick ten student*. Applications will be Indeed note with benign satisfac­ i93fl, Is resident manager. John I"le biiiiulei itlg them In strike back and prepare an ans­ given prlorily on a first come— tion whatever ymi may do lo bn- A. McDermott from Ilia company'-. wer to lha federal agency. FTC In first served basis. They should be slst polio patients am) lu help Tacoma. Wash., mill, Is general Its complaint alleged that Mutual submitted to Robert L. Fairing. speed the conquest of a cnirl di­ superintendent of (he new opera had attempted to fix prices on fruit General Extension Division of Flor­ sease." Don after title had passed from mem­ ida, 787 Seaglc Building, Gaines­ bers to handlers; that Mutual had ville, Florida. attempted to (lx prices on pro­ Tho use of aerial photographs In Tile silk worm moth produce* tilioi Lliathl whs |n\voted mid cessed citrus products; that -Mu­ applied forest management pro­ only ono generation n year In prartli eil by Die nnrlent Gm-ks tual'! Advisory Commlttae 1* II- vides a reasonably accurate and countrlr* with marked ir-asons, nnd Ruionns. legal and that Mutual ___ requires cheap method nf timber type map a* those In Europe, hut lu handlers purchase fruit only ping nnd I* particularly useful In such ______ to ________ Japan It produce* two a war and from Mutual-affiliated rcmniir ghees, whero full* of run In IiiiIIh production I* aliuosl con­ Giant squids ran uttnIn a Iniglli Officials and . . legal ____ counsel ____ cl of venlinnat ground survey are usu tinuous. of 50 (not. the big grower cooperative flatly ally prohibitive. denied any wrongdoing. In fuel, Using a few simple Instruments, they point out, Mutual has leaned a well-trained Interpreter can rnnkr over backwards to keep within the ! reasonably accurate measurement' bounds and spirit of (lie law, going of tree height, crown illnrnoter, so far during their formative period stand density and slanil area, for us lo ask and secure unofficial np Instance. Combined with a few provnl of tho Deportments of Jus­ ground observations, the forester tice and Agriculture. enn determine the number of board Counts Johnson, a lop flight at­ fret or cords of wood In a timber torney on agricultural cooperatives, stand, with a minimum of time and formor-Govcrnor Doyle K. consuming field work. Photographs Carlton, both of Tampa, have been are ■re valuable aids In such oilier for­ ri retained to take the caso to tha estry Jobs as forest mapping, stand I r«*;t u( j ltill\ washable a n d United States 8upreme Court. If Improvement, fire control, logging necessary. Johnson consistently planning, drainage and soil con I miarrinleed crease reHistanl. denies that Mutual had ever view P servo Don, etc. Iated provisions of the Capper-Vol­ incd to acquaint Die student Desiljtned . ( altlurav finish in pre-shrunk stead Act under which tne citrus with the numerous uses of arrlal • Collonx, Failles. Iluyon CrcpCH, Hay on (iiilmrdincM, photograph* and to provide suitable Nylons, Taffelan, Ortons \al c o lo r s . thromrh the 3'4 huslncx* and per- work experience, (lie course should •on* I Incomo lax would be divided fill a real need of foresters and • lly Dori* Dodmtn, Vicky Vantfhn. MyneMe, evcnllv among man and women other* concerned with forest land (ieorgiannn, Donovitn. I.(turn I.ee nml Hetty llnrtover **0, wldawi with dependant management. ford children end all physical disabled ROBERT CHEEK DIES persona regardleia of age. Tho pat* • Hlrlpert, Solid Colorn, i'rlnlis, I’ laidn, MIxtiirrN Mr*. Robert Ash*, who lives lion level therefore would bo kty* H I Elm of this city, received wnrd ed to builncsi activity. • Hlren 9 to 17: 10 lo 20; I IV* (o 21'/, Dr. Townsend vlewa the plan as of the death of her brother, Robert ••rly Wednesday. Mr. Insurance against depression, "If etk, who lived al Fountain City, all tho 18,000.009 or more Amcricans over 00 have money to spend Tanit. at tho time of hi* death, had business would nevPr hove a bed suffered a lingering Illness prior veer end eould besides mako long to hla death. Mr*, Asho has gone 30 Sale Priced range plana with perfect assurance to attend funeral services there and ill bo g i one for several days. ■ »ttudv market for tt* pro­ LANAI ( LOTH Volutin T o 10.% duct*." he **1(1. On* feature of the plan which cooperative was formed and Is able Seven exriliog new . l A V j . u , s ha* never varied through tha years io operate. la the requirement that each toout may be a tough pattern* to c h <>u * » clplent of a pension be required to ta going lo take a lot spend the entire sum In 80 days whip I.JOO scrappingfrill,,! •/ In order lo bo eligible for next ■rowan in Florida. That's a 70 Sale Priced month’s pension. , prdtr—even for bureaucrats! • I Ollgll Vtiluofl T o U .% prhlllv Death ■U GARYCooper it SNIKHHD RlFU Big Paper Company Begins Work Today On New Jax Plant Forestry Workers To Get Course In Aerial Photo Work SHOE SA1LE C o n t in u e s TlllfOCCII SATURDAY '] < " 3. H . i \ r * 5 . *e*» v s California Handprints I o Sew Inlo l .oovlij I'ashions JA N U A R Y CLEA R A N CE for your ' Dresses ■TOTS s: Now Much Do You Know 25 V nlucs about dietitian Science? a free B an dar A f t o n M i J ar . 18 8 :0 8 P . N . ta BsaitaalR H lf b ■ d w to A adH orl « mi I f H*igim • Silk • Itumbay lea v e, • Coral Tree • Sh*ilmar l ,:1 A U ^4 i to luelie* wide • BIxm 1 thru 14) 8 to IB Sub-teens • Value* to 8.98 1.98 to 5.98 1 .98 ynrtl PKU CLOTH III I'lvo lovely putleni* • I.Ido Urarh • Her • Mnssle Tap* • VihnIou Tap* Weal %J.>*• • Arapulro 30 inrlie* wide 4' * First Church o f Christ, Scientist, au lO.tir, Flauntl and Corduroy “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: W HAT IT IS AND W HAT IT DOES” hsfsi ShS» To Rayon GnbtrdlncA, Wools, Rayon L' e\ c*1t u' rfi •e M l I!IN „-. "1 Priced f ^IlILDItLN S SKIRTS If you art rvoteoervetlv Informed tW n ChrfelUn 8 < lm i. how caa you dlaceaa II lalalllCMHi) f .Thha Ifela opportunity la loom aoaaa of lha f*«U ahoal thl* raligloa that l u ton# aa Mach to kaal kuaua lUa ato frue aaffWwa frata haaiaa ailatex. Attoto. »f •4 . » Sale *3 *5 8- $ 10 s yard |>W �ii GO ■= m *s A* ^ O £ 5 r '* , —1*«c => o 1 * ™ " o O C t o 2 ■ P I CL fq CO H H i m U K ^ 2£2£* r i - -T 3 CD iSi �EXCLUSIVE, RE CLOSURE CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 lo 12 — 2 to S ih ; 7*1 pv. « « ji 3t»S Atlantic tank OalUlag KOY WALL T jg e HERALD WANT ADS For R m i IIi PECK EXCLUSIVES Clou In • Neatly furnished two betlrooma. Large comer lot, 23 citrui tree* loaded with fruit. Try to equal IS,500. 3 IN t Restaurant, lee cream bar aundrlea combination. Clood bus­ iness $8,000. T H IS W E E K ’ S tm show cramps, "wmi", must V«u, Ion, may not be able lo hide that 11re’ll, neryolle, Jltlery look earh immlh no mailer how much“make•up'* >nu uif, Keep ymir »eeret eafe during "Ih'itr" ilny,- d«in*L bo lha one elrt In three who ahnw.i the etroln from led, lute noreei and erampf —he* “that monthly limb".* Taka t'ardul, a tperlal mfdtrlne Iruated by thquianda of f nmrn. *lrli SPECIAL f'arrlul **eh dir help* build ilnu|(l) •n r*»nl*nre may M frraUr M<h month, ner»ou»n*>•and lufTorlne t«aa and Itii. I^Kik mora natural-fad aad •leap batter. Aik your dealer for Cardul. thay! "rard-yeu-eye” ). •Mae* mumHili tiUmmh lie I el fee,, Iim ilailfi Ilf• I eel ef eeef a J e fe t, ewfee# ftmm mmmlklj/ dlsnm/trt. PHONE 148 **'»■• Ada will be arrepled wire the Telephone on mem ornnitiiM rb ara * If re a r a a n i le Haled la the telephone boelt. In erlurn for Ible nrenmmodnllen Ibe adierlla er la e tp evle d l e par promptly. In arder f o r no te reader tba beet paealbla etr rlr e all Waal Ada atael ha la a a r al/lra aa l i e day befara pabll ratloa. r i e a i r a a llly aa Immedlatrly If aa r t t e r aerara la yaar ad We eaaaat be reepaaelble la* atera Ihea eae laearreel laear Ilea. l o help tm u r o a a a ln ft erarnpt, “ n»nfi*# ond monthly mliery. A little 1949 MercuryFordorSedan GENERAL CONTRACTOR SECRETARY-Stcnographer w l1 h diversified experience. Full or part time. Excellent references. Local resident Csll 107 West 8th AWNINGS Plastic, Aluminum, Canvas. Free Estimates. I’ bone 1291-J after See Raymond M. Ball • p.m. for sppolnlmeot. Licensed Broker for all klrtda of Real Estat*. lOSti 8. Park. Upilalra. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or IF . LA K A Apartments, laodo Evening Star. CaU Ralph Phone ISO, yirst Street. Phone 490-W, Ray, 1103 J. Whether buying or selling, it will ALL TYPES Bulldoier work. ReafcOIJ.AWAY AND BABY BIDS psy you to see: souable Ratal. Free estimate*, Jar, week or month — Til. 1425. J. W. HALL, Realtor Phone 2221. V. C. Gracey. Furniture Center, US W. Flrat. Florida State Beak Building HERALD ALL OUR USEDXARS WARRANTEED 3 ROOM downstairs spartment with bath. Phone 1735-W; REFAIR and REMODELING APARTMENT • 5 rooms -Furnishcd • Adults • No pets. 2441 Park WOKK HY KXI’E im FURNISHED Kitchenette apart­ ment*. Highway 17-02, South City limits. Slumbcrland Court. MATKK1AI.8 GUAHANTBEI) Aollioi i/i'il E. L. HOOVER Vhune 1521-M IB,‘I Kiisl Thlrli-entli Street 0 7,A llK IKI RBSHOTf wwirs) A TH IS ? >r O/AIW WAHID ■ HACKAN IllINfi , IMIVAlLAIAUr,! f ID7M IIOOI / m AHA Wrv, O/ABK,.. YO AIMWit SMACK ■ DNIHIANOtf J m ioun/iAAVof/ fL A B I I COItnON mill lil»t> uilvrtiliiriw In .spure NOT NEAKLV THAT LONG, HASH.' ^ Will IT Be DAYS f MONTHS • . YEARS f rr By Fran Striker LON I HANG Kit HO. MC WED WITHOUT t a l k i h q .J DGCW-CM: I UP.D -TO YOU, and ivi roR nvyj MPtT US? I TOLD YOU LEACH CTDNfT tJ t/ lT ANYTHING. WELL, THAT WA6MT1 TWLIH. HS CHD TILL HE COMETHIMG.* CABINETS Formica tops. C. Vail Woodworking. 512 8anford Ave. ■Phone 509-W and 1432-J. BEDROOM with kitchen privil­ eges. StO Myrtlo Avenue. AM, WORKMANSHIP anil CO TAMPER ’ WITH FATE MY FRIEND' A'» >cu can see F8CM this VIEvV 09 4 THE FUTURE.. r r r ' l PHILIPS Colonial Cleanera "kno’ how" plus U-8an-C guarantee mothproofing anure yon < "Bandbox" appearance. Pbon 481 for free delivery service. A IX TYPES BE REPAIRED BYARYAUTHORIZED NATIONAL —m mt USaMds Ill •■■■ l l l l l t f N r V l Y f f MAY visrr CASPER’S LAWN MOWE ItS iharpened. Bi­ cycle* repaired. Shuman's, 210 lo CUBIC FOOT refrigs, -*< 4th fit new, Reasonable. Can I Daniel Cabinet Works, NEW PLOOIIS surfaced to per­ fection. Old floors made like new. Finishing, cleaning and waxing, also portable power plant Serving Seminole County since USED real 1925. If. M. Gleason, Lake Mary TWO women desire to share largo World Largest Ostrich and Alli­ first floor apartment with woman. gator Farm, St. Augustlna, Fla Call 107 West 0th St.__________ Purchase 100 per cent Mexico Wool Jackets • lists 4 to 42. •-REAL ESTATE FOB SALE—3 Prices as low as I3.SS up. P. O. Box 720, SL Augustine, Via. FURNISHED 2 bedroom home with two extra lots. Reasonable. Sco FOR RALB SPREADER* SERVICE.'Umo and owner • 171S West First St. OLD NEWMPAPKRH Dolomite and FertiUxer. Phono 1 ItARY TENDA, *20.00 . Bab* le Pound MAYFAIR SECTION - 3 bedro bed and mnUrc**, 140.00 • Ttar 1383-M. David E. Carpenter. home. Priced $11,500.00. Call HERALD OFFICK washing mscblne, $75.00 • Wood­ YOU for details. en kitchen set, $25.00 • S Bad CAN . ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Real tables, $24.00. matched coffee SELL Raymond E. Luadgafit, Assad table, 113.00 • SJntmoai sofa befl A ^ l n g Pksa* I>73 AUaatlc Bank 11 and chair to match, $130.00 or sofa 1*0 00 and chair $34.00 sold HIOHLAND PARK • 404 Coim Classified separately. Oeeasionaf c h a i r , Way , A low down payment with Ad $23.00 • 1 T.V. Chair, $ w 4 .balance financed rliA and GI JUST CALL Hollywood bed with bog nudSlnve, refrigerator, apace healer m board, $55.09 - I chests of draw* and Venetian blind* InrhwIrJ. era, >30.00. All like new. See at ARTICLES WANTED - 4 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 4 Apt. 51, Edward Hlfgliia Ter­ Raymond E, LundquUt, Assorlate We buy. sell and Dade m id furni­ race. ture. Wllsou-Maltr Furniture Co. ONE KEROSENE oU spa NEW 3 BEDROOM, masonry home, First class condition. Ci ellme Aluminum — Free Killllle bath. Furnished or unfurnish­ 7— Feta • livestock • Poultry —7 at 505 Valencia Drlva. nates. Free Installation—Tele ed. Nice turner lot. Owner • 1101 >hone 1425. Furniture Ccotcr, LIVING ROOM and COCKER PUPPIES . A.K.C. reg­ E. Rosalia Drive. IS W. First. istered - Outstanding In qualities furniture • Good cm COLORED FOLKS t I t and breeil. 1928 Maple Avenue, amiably priced. 103 Income Tax Statements properly Good lots for sale In Lockhart’* Phone 1219-M. prepared. and West Sanford Subdivision. WM. II. MURRAY •10.00 down and $5.00 per month. «— Farm Supplies ■ Machlaery —A FRIOIDAIRE • Seven cubic foot, Telephone 83-R 1111 Celery Avenue Write llocn Raton Housing Corn. seeled unit. Speed Queen wash­ TUXEDO~FEEDS. Complete Une. Box 814, Miami Beach, Flu. er, wringer type * Portable tuba, 10,000 yards fill dirt • Bargain. Peat Good condition. I too. 00 takca all. Top Soli • Dump Truck Service, 11,000 Drag Line. Ellis Lloyd • Phone Dowu for two Bedrooms 1M3-W. 81,45$ Dawn for Three Bedrooms STANDARD BODY WORKS LOST: Black bill FMA Inspected and financed homes SALESLADY • steady work. Must CARS PAINTED • W M have good references. Apply In and two Social now under construction In Kanfo Rody Work , B erson to Manuel Jaeobsoo Dept, 417 W. First St. Park on Willow Avenue and Phil­ nl llldg. 202 Commercial 81 lore. Whitworth. lips Terrace on Yalo Avenue. Phone 17 Down payment Includes electric - INSTRUCTIONS • range, refrigerator, circulating Legal Notices haaler, hot water heater, Vene­ ARN lioo.uo or more per month addressing envelopes la spare tian blinds and shrubbery, SanN o n ™ o r Aivatrai, mum time at homo by hand or Type Tha Annual Slasilna of IXa furd’a Best Buy, First come, writer. Send f t .00 for information l»ra of ilia rirai Hdarsl _B| first aerved. Phono 344-R or visit and 1-oan Aasoclutlnn of Ml and Instruction*, Beacon Service, Fhlillp* Properties’ Rales Office Cuunlv will ba title in lha off Dept. 55. Box 810. Cambridge St, at Model Home tn Wynnewood. Iha AaaorlsltoN, 111 Waal Mesa. Money Back Guarantee. Htraal. Munford Vlofida oq is tl, till, at 1 iv m. OUTBTANDIND VALUES Uoaumond' Chapman in (wo and three bedroom homes MEN-Women. The Railroad noeds Atleatlan Navy F em m el _____ HaeraUry you now, Wa can qualify you at now available In WYNNEWOOD. Do you own a house In Jackson­ home the Godc OStructor Way beautiful trees and natural ville? I'd like to exchange or In 4 to e month! for e )ob aa charm combined with PHILLIPI’ will tell—82,000 down, Assume Telegrapher, Tower Operator, quality construction makes for Of loan. Two bedrooms. Near Station Agent Jobs walling for SNAS. Payment* 854 82. 818 EaqualiRed Operators, ITS lo 880 cambla Drive. par week. We place you when qualified. For Information write Box C.J.C. c /o Herald. iTTRACTIVE hornet hire* t BEDROOM HOUSE, s s i v ’tf? MATT/-VOU’VR SIMPLY a o r TO OWE HRSt UP , TVtmVRfW r v r 'tiM A rrtB! MiNurg,. ? / y JRALOUE HOLD VDUC HAf.V [HAD ADAH! WirM MAT cu n t t r i o : t HETATTHC,— VDANCK •AW WHAT HAPPVNVO AT J DANCE .* YOU'NW ONL.V J kSKIUS poaTWOUOLBJ1- ^ _______ — ___ * POTASS V h y w y S do n 'F tst" LYMOUTH club eoupe. adlo. New tiree. B elli ect condition. 8»oo. 188*81 TM TV'M t N €N \t*a\ 'i - . ] ■— r *— .- ’ ' 1 ■ I ' -> ■■■ nf« I t ' V w f f A ,V 1' i 11—AUTOMOBtLE BROKERS—18 CARFXNTXB WORK For quick repair jobl, or building, CaU Jim 1142 M-A T lfl? Only * 1 0 4 5 T CAP THaT J BANK POLHM.U 111!GAIN OOMOOOU&NLCiG ItO Hf COULD TALK? i 1013-U. Tavern • flood family business • 12— Bestswis Ow r t enKlei —II 113,500. lluy or Sell GROCERY. beverage store. Cin be Always check with Itay B. Peck, seen at SOI Celery Avenue, Itealtor DeDary Phone Sanford 532 FOR SALE: Greyhound Qui Sta­ tion including Restaurant and BUILD YOUR OWN~HOME" ' Ticket Agency. Party must be LARGE LOTS approved by Florida Greyhound High, dry. cleared and terraced, lines. A very good investment one block west city limits • nth Special this month - 1150.00 to aM aaaaa 1230.00 FOR SALE: Mercury "Cntlier" IS lots in City limits • West 14th • Outboard, heavy duty, gear iwfL FLVMBWG High, dry, not cleared. Sacrifice like m w • $300.00. A m boat aM la one safe. Welaka Apartment.), Contract and repair werk. estimate*. R. L. Harvey, 114 W. First St, Sanford, Phone Sanford Av*. Pbooe ISM. 4SO-W, Apartment 4, SANFORD THAT'S M i l WITH VK IN THB TIMt MACHINE. NOW THAT I CAN SgC Mf* WHY CAN’T XJU'j I HOP INTO THE FUTUKG AND JOtN HBK.' as*iwruA 1941 PLYMOUTH Station W « a- "v h . ■, 1 y ' .T'j,- ----------------. . . T �nr rou dont aft?? hr* roar Sialord Herald, City •ry, by 1;M p .a „ pica** n il if YELLOW CAB 1144 >LVME X U V ■y Establish Ml 1908 ruman Sets Aside 3 Gunmen Net Offshore Oil Land $70,000 From Daring Holdup *For Navy Reserve Daylight Robbery Of Lction Raises Storm 0 f Congressional Protests As Oppo­ sition Plans Steps Budget Making Simplified By State Agencies AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOHI), FLORIDA Ifentlft FRIDAY JAN. 10," lil.'.l Secretary Of State . .SV m - • VI .(.*U__ Trenton Bank Takes Place As Witnesses Watch Unconcerned Partly elumly to occasionally cloudy h UJi widely trjtliTMl shower* and •ntill through Saturday except he­ mming cloudy with rain and cooler In extreme north Saturday, J AHH(tcialei) I’ rtHK Leaned W ire No. 10r. Senate Group Okays Durkin Confirmation A s Labor Secretary Carelessness In Driving Is Dealt Blow By Ruling TIIENTON, N. J. i* - Three young gunmen staged n daring daylight holdup In a residential THE W EATHER Under-Secretary ’aft, Who Expressed Earlier Opposition, Has Nt» Objection At Today’s Henring l WASHINGTON un - l're»ltlent area bank today and escaped with liman today act aalde submerged almost $70,000 fn cash. Bore lands as a Navy oil reThe stlckup was accomplished WV.J9. In the teeth of bitter con­ Groups Are Working while passengers in a bus halted gressional protesta. Together To Avoid WASHINGTON r - The Senate outside looked placidly through the In a statement aimed at those Labor (’.untnlltee t.alay recombank window at one of the cus seeking passage of legislation to Last-Minute Tangle turners standing with hands raised niemh-d Senale cnnfirtnalion of Vest ownership In the coastil states Court Holds Licenses over hH head Martin l‘ Durkin as secretary of of California, Texas and l-nulsiann, labor, without a word of molest TALLAHASSEE tJh — Florida’s The bank robbers, brandishing the President declared: May He Suspended from Sen I'aft t It Ohio), wno had and Institution guns, cowed five tellers, 10 cus­ ‘ It has been, and still Is, my ■seneral agency termed the -election "incredible." for *the firm convlrtion that It would he the budget ‘ * *— *- next biennium Is tomers and bank officials at the By Safety Director Tift raised no objection ul any height of folly for the United States being made this year by a simpler Hamilton branch of the llroad St kind nt half hour pulrlir hearing, National Hunk before they made to give away the vast quantities of process than usual. TALLAHASSEE ,T* The man ICamlaneil on ra*r m o Three official groups which fre­ their escape In an auto hearing , held iufnrnially l.y the committee who t- cureless and Invun-lilerale quently in the past have been at New Jersey license plates in dear the decks for Durkin's of olliers wTtcn hehiml (lie -leering odds through a confusing appro Inauguration day installation in of­ The bandits wasted no time In wheel of his aulnmohile lieeoutes fice baft himself smilingly gave prlatlnns fight In the closing hours their five minute operaliun. a public nuisance nnd should lie reporters the first word n f the While one gunman scooped mon of the legislative session are listen­ barred from the highways, the unanimous approval ing together to requests for some ey from thrre tellers’ cages, an Florida Supreme Court -aiii tmlav I This approval came at a three350 million dollars in operating other at the door swung a sawed The CUUrt ruled the Legl-latiue funds. minute closed door meeting of th* off shotgun and called. "Hurry up as within Its right- in treating a conimitlce culled untnctliaTely aftThey are the Cabinet Budget (Continued On Page Six) driver's Ik-ciite as a privilege, -uh Commission, i er the public session. Jon, the Senate ___ Appmprla JOHN roiTIB DUUIS (left). Secretary or St ale-designate, and HaruM led to Mi«|H<nsliiit or revoealinn for Arbor Day was nil erved at l.y- linns Committee and tne House I'aft bad denounced Durkin's apK. Klnsscn. Mutual Security Adndtilslrutor-driigmitc, chat togellirr cause man School tn<lny with the plant- Appropriations Committee. pointmcrd ns incredible when the after a meeting with Gen Dwight D. Elsenhower in the latter's New II upheld suspension hv higliwnv tug of oak trees under the sponsor-I'lectinii was unnntinred by I’ reilAs usual, they will make inde­ Yoik headquarters The ITesident-clect. deeply concerned over lagging palrol Director II N h'lrkman of ship of the I'arent-Trarhers As­ pendent recommendations. But the dont i-lct l Eisenhower Durkin, who Donald B. lourla European defense preparations, lias ordered Dulles and Staurn to , the drivers license of JaineThorn tw.i» head of the AFL's Plumbers sociation beautlflratlnn committee, fact that they all have heard agen­ moke a hurried fiirl-Unding trip to Europe within 10 days after he Is hill I'ensacola. after he wa« in Itnlou, i- a Democrat, he supported ■ m * a noinli r of other irhoril.i cy heads declare their needs slm rORMIt A ll-AmorIran i|ii.triervolved In a ratal truffle accident inaugurated as President. (ir.ien.uUorwl Kaclailce) 11<,c Adbli F. Slevensnn against III the county ore having obser­ ultaneously and have Joined In Kick IKmo Id II. laitniii, tif t lit that resulted in a eharar of man asking questions msy eliminate Ft-i-nhnw e r vances for next week. ciigir. lias boon named liv Presi­ slaughter lining brought against How ever, the Dhioan said later The Junior Darden Club Is mak- some of the conflicts of the past dent elect Dwight D Fdiotihiiwer he would not optx.se confirmation , him A $700 check for use ul the In their first two days of hear­ tfg plans for observances at three ings before recessing until Jan 33 Klks' Hurry-Anna Crippled Chil­ tu l-e ttmlcr-Hec lot.iry -if State tur Kirkinutt impended Thornhill's of tin- new labor secretary. ■anfonl schools, Mrs. George they heard requests for more than dren's Home at Dmatiiiu was pre­ A'lirilin-tlatlon In lire gnveintnelil lieen-o without a hearing for one Flsenhower wants ull of his Cab­ Harden, president of the Sanford 55 million dollars In operating and sented by Sanford Klks Club No. vear as provided by law for (hose tlr.,1 w ill lake over nn .laruinr v JO inet choices approved by Ihc Senate Garden Club, with plants ti be new construction funds. Involved in fatal accidents 1H41 to William T. Knight, Cocoa, in time for them to take their furnisher! by the senior organisa­ Thornhill appealed un groundThe leglsblors and Gov. Dan vice-president of the Florida Stale oath- of office «n inauguration day, tion. Schools for which err'-mon- McCarty, new to the Job of budget­ Klks Association, last night al a tin- highway patrol was without At (be public hearing, Tift slid Ita are being planned are South- ing, asked most of the questions meeting in the lodge hall. Tin- mi mini mrrl ing <if tin- Flnr- tor of the First Baptist Church, knowledge of Ills innocence ot guilt lie bail tilth- lo ask, then re­ Bide, West Side and the Grant- Cabinet members, all holdovers Mr. Knight addressed local and iiln t'lmin -if Missimmrv Anscm- will preside at the opening session as to the manslaughter charge and marked that hi- understood the seeJpgr Schools. from past administrations and old visiting Klks on matters concern blir* will In* hrl.l next Thtirailay Thursday which start* nt 7:20 tun that hi* right to uperntc a ear on retuiy designate ha* stated that a public highway was guaranteed ' vou will regard yourself as a Florida's school children first hands at the game, mostly lis­ In the Klks home, ritualistic work nnd Fiiilny <«t Hi-- First Mrthodlst with an organ prelude hv Mrs by ilie U S. ConilRutiun represcl.latise of ill.- public and and membership and youth activi­ Churrli mid will frnturr 10 "Chris­ Cullen Wllght. Addresses will be bservrd Arbor Day In 1880. Hut tened. The Su|)rctna Court. In an opln not a rcpi.--dilative of a particular From questions asked, It ap­ ties. tian nmbnssmli'ts" ns sprnkrrii. ttlven by the Rev, Sayre, using the Dr many years Fieri !a had two mu by Juitlce Glenn Terrell, said or garuralhm " A large number of Klks attend­ Dthi-r ai-tlvillrs nf thi* visiting theme “ Answer* to I'reselit krbor Days, one observed by the peared extra money la In store fnr Florida lawt resulallng ifriser-’ That's righl," Durkin mpHed. jchools and one by the State mental Institutions, the state ad­ ed the barbecue supper which pre­ spankers will incltule n mon'a civic Evil*,' and the Rev. Hlgg, “ There tietm«e■ are nol In i-onniei with vertising program, children’s serv­ ceded the meeting, Leu Itulner, luncheon at the Kplscnpal Farlah la No Decline In the Wast." Taft said lit- understood Durkin federation of Garden Clubs. The ices eonilllutiunal right* to me the and the Parol* Commission secretary, said, lias already left the presidency of House, a young adult dinner at Mr*. Randall Chase will p m hie Pivsulunt Prudicts I the -tslon ended when the 8 ate Some hostility wts Indicated for pluinhera union. Vialtora included CPO Clement the Fipit Presbyterian Church at the Friday morning session ) highway* since all Ihc liberties datura In 1945 aet the thirst guaranteed try the Bill of Rights confirmed this and said (Coatlaaed Ob Fag* «*> D. Meddler, stationed at the Han­ anil assemblies at Seminole High Which starts at 10 20 o'clock with Red Aggi'UBsion Is hi-Durkin Friday In Januaty as the official i "m ay be regulated In Ihc piddle successor has lieun eleeldd. ford Naval Air Station who Is a School. Grooms Academy and tho an organ meditation hv Mrn. Roy Irbor Day for Florida. Otter | Inlere*!.''. Iloomed To failure . rhe Ohio senator's final query member of the Honolulu l/nlge Junior High School, all on Priitav., flymrs. Mrs. PMHjns w'll erpsat. un|Btea hove aolocled . different Farm Bureau Plana I w'as as to whether the plumber* No. 0I0PHawaii) Judge It. JI. Carl­ The ambnssadnra who will prirll in) the topic. '\\Men's Frustrated 1 TIB* HtYrter m » l l f l m ’x license »x for nhservstwe of the t n tiiii.in ever burl bad trouble with litis ,ip Interesl In piddle highways ton, past exalted ruler, from Co­ rl|iate In the program In-re air as Youth," followed hv nnnnum e llv FI) CtIFAGII Membership Drive anal ceremonies, hut fo r ’sters W NSIIINi; l l»N - h Bctii ing i .ijiimnni’.l Durkin said Ibere bud coa; Harold Barnhart, past exulted follows) Tin* 1(1. Ilrv, Lain- tV. nieiits hv Mi-s l.ouUe Woodfoi-I. that is romitlon In all usels and sy that treea planted at this tlm» ,there must he regulation- lo re Pm' skIciiI rruiium pinJui. Snut'l bom prui tlcally nomA concentrated campaign of one t »il* I tllffl) llVWRIIt> Hi l*| Ii Bi Ik I Burton, l-ishop of rnslrrii Oirgou, state director. "Who I- Mv Neigh­ mil re or guide him ill the u<e of 1Bu**Nia\ I..... nl,,... i-i - r tibiitel choices Forldr have the best chanru m hrm*-*- wiH bor 7" will Iethe topic of nit ad­ No. 21, and Buddy Evans ami Wil I'rotrslaiit Ktilsrmml Chiirrlit tin day will be held next Tuesday by them subject to the privilege of tol!.ip«4' siiiifii'i nr l.st•*i itti*!i*i tlic .ci-iiird .-sort'd of Senate anproval survive. dress hv Mr-, (twin, following Ham May, past exalted rulers, and Its*v. Ibtimld F. Kbrlghl, I’liD, di the Seminole County Farm Bureau next w.-ck dc-ftite a rough start every other higliwuv user, the urmtihg ui'U'Jit of Ihr fi * kMif ld' Tree planting sra on In Florida . to secure new memher* for the Bussell Saxon, exalted ruler, all rector of refugee-fnmine reli-f. with luncheon to I,- held nt I;’ lit court salt! by ...nn of them m advance ap 1ifi fri|*.r » egins In December nnd lusts organisation, A. II. Tedford, pub- of New Smyrna Beach. i-noprruling with (lis- (!burih IVoil.l I*■ rn, ut t)ie First I'lc-shvteriun "lilt reuse of highway casualties Ami t)i;il In- f'Ui’i i d m i f ii «• i„.,n ,tFi, - , in fori' tin- l a w m a k e r s Until the middle of February, de­ llrlty chairman, announced yester­ An Klks party will lie hr til in , Service, ala) srrretnrv of the audio Church. Mr*. Itnlph Austin Smith will 1 m- the lendi-1 at tlo- fuhelicon, Is one of the mo-1 Impelling — o ‘ il Uiell rnrsMi^i' In I hr iMtloil I non the lounge Saturday night at H :M > pending upon the weather. visiml iilils program of the Nation day. during which Mn-s Bvvanxnn will iim-'limis uim coiifrniillng (be pub Hi** VNhit$* 111mi c iii i mi"111 kill! Women’s Clubs, Garden Clubs, A "kick-off’’ breakfast will be o'clock, Mr. llutner said, while al Christian Council of India -peak on the topic, ‘ Filipino Worn lie " Justice Terrell wrote "I isle Irjtl lo n ni’kk i.'(dt1» n am Li an Mol hors March On next Thursday's meeting will laThe Rev Imigdi-n M. Hcndri Bov Scouts, nnd many other held at 7:30 a. m. at the Monteand law eiifnrei-meid offie •ra nf Nprt'.nliiu! kkni lil iiiiUini il> arc also expected to sums Hotel to open the member­ held in Winter Park at K:00 lltr, DU. serving with the I’rrsln on Take Their I'lnee," and lire Itt. hollies Polio Is Next Week ers al every level are lo-ndlng I anil nf pivaii* .I-* far .Pn .nl a special plantings with seed- ship drive and a combination sup- o'clock. A state association night terian Church in n rapidly develop Rev, Burton, ,,rr the -oliiert "Wliv Ihelr efforts In reduce them ' matt i-aii log Industrial area in llrutll; llir Bother with Isolated People." trees of various kinds ner for past presidents of the will be held. " T o hold that Hie Legislature ' Truman look mti flu* im!um > \II, III loll WII- called yesterday llev. George M. I.nmsti, DI), native rite Rev. A. i; M- Itrnis. pu-tnt nf from local sources, Farm Bureau and for checking the Imi-I provide notice mul a hearing radio itnil li'lrk i>foil mf kknt k ' f*n 1., I,Joi I S n u l- .minty chairman of Irail anil nutlmr of n Iriinxljilbm the First I'reshvlerian Church, will to mu- charged with fliigrmilly a highly iMT^onal mkih lim r' nm$ ui year the Florida Fnrest day's results will be held at 7:30 Sheriff Tucker Still Ml. M a l l il o f linn.'- - i.mpi.ign, , _ . of the llilde from nrlglniil urnl-ii- preside ut the after noun session I ahuslug Ids u-e of the highways tinnul rinii a nf hi . riifhl lutlm Service makes a I'mltnl number p. m. at the Future Fanners of I',, 1., th, ■M other*' M nr.li on Polio," which will begin with an utgrnr (sources; just returned from Iran America Building. if slash pine so dllngs available In SeriouH Condition 'nml four months In the explosive " collide by Mr- ll.-rnire Stone ut before lie can tie -topped (ruin I tun I v i ii •* in thf Wlvifi* Moum' uu! m Io . >i will l-e co n d u cted n e x t Past presidents of the county L s c h o o l s f >r Arbor Day plan Ing. al hmi Ih n nt.fV InnK Il .. l.ii ln.m 7 oil mild x .Hi p.m, 2‘ |P n'eliM-k The Rev l.utilsii will using Diem, nut onlv wouhl In* un fnr a group are Leo llutner, M. L. Culhis rea- shipments of fifty slash The condition of Mrs Blanihi- N'-’iir Fust; Mrs. Monica It, Owen, sneak on the topi- *•\M Fsido-bo |ii-l to the liuhlic il would idncc in Ifii' la*hl nf fil'lni v • .oin .iti ,,f tin Moth-1 -' Minch national field representative of tin|>lna seedling nv>ro ll$* |$f(illli il f** il HiV'Ts ihi'.nf g were sent to morn Stringer.” 'Hanford' serluusly In­ , .1, Vein. • \|. . rii,;. i , who Center of lii*- Wt*rhl " mol r)o- fr«-v an liilulcralili- burden un enforce Division of Home Mis-jons, Nn hat 160 schools throughout thn (*• Swart*, Orie Mathleux, John jured ■ O f a |»nN*.il*|i m v unifif vvaf th.H i- i , iig a «-.-)*-I t-\ Ml. Wight In an automobile accident liomil Council of ('lunches, re- I’hrli'ht. on the -nhle I "Christiini inciii officer- " Plenum and Mrs. Tedford, W. W. wunfit ilD* tin* giavi' nf VVi sti-rn hiill.v a- c.i , ban luuii Mrx. Kilttatc, Pine seedlings are most west of Daytona Beach Saturday ponsllde for staff training and pro Missions nml I’oint IV " Line I* the president at the present ommonly planted on Arbor Day nlfht, was described as "fair" this gram for migrant work Frhlav evening ntlrvllies will in- Voyager In Tiny Boat i*|vili/.ihnn ami nf if^ ( 'nmiiiuiii'-t hv rtprc-.uls tin Beta Slglna Phi I’lH'Miy iillkt’ btfause of their fast growing, time. .Sul,, illy which will ..... pel ale with afternoon hv a spokesman fur the l-reslded over by the Rev .1 K Me Those who have pledged to par­ The llev l(nv K. I'hllllps. | ’h |i. h*r I III a nation an> In. oil.* i - of tile Pilot Cltlli lit the ty nature. Found River Rough •killHi*toillM'lulmril Halifax Hospital. Davtuna Bench. and Mrs. 1'lilllips, rerelitlv nriiv* I Klnley, pastor of tire First Meth­ ticipate In the one day campaign prnvnkx* Ritrli a runfhrt l»v anv organiia'lons throughout lion i h Mr. and Mrs. Rwarts, Mr. She also was said to have spent n from doioinnesliurg. Africa, where odist Church, with tin- evening’s hurling iilUin.iiuniH nr h\ i* state use Arbor Day Iren are i Uli.o chairmen under the -uperNEW PORT IIHTIRY P llnrv ternhh' iii' yy \k4*a|Hin% **Nt t*'cv «i-rve ip the Jan II. Hafnievr Program being niicnci! nl 7 20 o', and Mrs. Line, Carl F. Lind, Ron­ "fair" night. planting ceremonies to establish ald Mulrhcad. Mr. *nd Mrrs. Ben Sheriff Jim Turker. Volusia School of Social Work, nnd the •dock with no ori.itn pi-luilr hv ey II llecker. 75. Spanish War vi toll of Mi Saul- in the cantan lilumir Ymr i% Infallv imtlnnk Jg memorials, pu gu of tile Nul ion,-I Foundation II. Pauleen, Banner Carter, Mrs. county, was said to remain in rrl llev. I'hillins Is a memln-r of tlo- Mrs. George Touhv. The Rev, veteran, says he wouldn't have ! alili* for r ifionitl mrn fir The hlstore of Arbor Day dile* Henry Thurston, Ray McGill, J. T. tlral condition today hv a News- Rotary Club amt writer fur a Henrlerlite will deliver on address made a I .MX) mile trip here from If** ciillnii h»r •nmpt»*ln |uiI»Ik ‘ bn Infantile I'nralytii- are Mrs. hark to 1B72 when a man by the McClain and Mr. and Mre. Tedford Journal report. X-rays were laken Smith African dally p r e s s ; the on the subject, "Brazil Marching Sandusky. O . In a 111 font luimr HUpnoii nf In% mu iFkior, iHiighf A II I ee ami Ml - Mice Whipple loi lake Mary; Mi- F 1 French , name of J, sterling Morton suc­ The couhly membership goal is of the sheriff’s head today. In­ llev. Frrilinnnd Slvi*. Ill), puhllsli. Forward,” mul Do- in |t,-v llarlon, made skiff If he h.ul known how I) KlM'llhUYYIT ceeded In having Nebraska adopt 200 for 1053, while tht goal of the laid. The sheriff hadn’t realized Ier and director. Methodist work, on the topic. "Christ'* Buck uroos rough the Mississippi River lx Finally, piillmu *'ighf vu.irs nf mul Mi- Iil llli' n Pay no. I.ongwmxl; llecker arrived Thursday, cs conlrnvtTJYy Imfiiinl. th»* mit^nlng Mi , Hole'll llriiilfniil, Altuimintu Apr. 10 as their official Arbor ■late organisation ie 14,000. Mem­ vet he had been In an automobile ‘ Hwltxerland, anil one nf the re nnd the Round ritr " The Rev. II I. Zlninu-rmnn Is curled from the Gulf of Mexico Spiing-, nml Rayliurii Milwee, who Day. Morton's Idea for Arbor bership of the county organisation accident although he hail regained nresentulIve leaders of evangeliral H'urillniird Hit Pngr SU I ehnlrrniin of the men’s civic lunch- into this Florida West Court town i. Iii.miliiig the .-..unty'i -choot*. Day itemmrd from hi* love rf Is 124, while the atnte membership consciousness and was talking. Christianity In Knrope. *-op ilnrlipr which Ihr- Rev I'hlllln* by a small rrmvoy of rrtilsers and ■•Everyone I- iirg.'if to i.intrlbute Sheriff Tucker was In lured In n treea -nd the fart that none grew Is 12,342. Miss Itoth Swanson, educator In to ttie worthy came," Mr, Sauls n^irally on the plains of the mid* "Any Farm Bureau member second automobile accident while the I'liHIppine Islands, who spent will he t*-e guest sneaker. The sp eed limits After be rloekcd sev |(rail Bitting Hurt Rev, I'hllllps nml Miss Swan-on cral hundred townspeople paradurl bits risen itifr per cent M l , He enc imaged tree plant­ who would like to give this dav In speeding to the accident In which three years in a .lananese eonren In Auto Accident it,-anttin"Polio 1Tnji*'ii Slut.* in tin- past ing ax a local project until thn the interest of Farm Bureau work Vivian Alexander Speer. Hanford, •ration renin, nnd the Rev. Leslie will sneak al the vmiss ndnli din­ him tu a hold A relirutl civil engineer, llecker ner nnd the R-v I'hilllii* and Mrs. vein and seven cases have oc* day wai set aside for state ob­ should attend the breakfast," Mr. and Walter Davis, Ctmltunmigu, C. Havre, This, executive direetor (Iwep at the Negro women's lunch­ started tbo trip Nov U In (lie ertrft Losing colli.ol of ti.-s cm when ■in nd in tbe lust three month* In JTenn., wera killed. servance. The Idea spread until Tedford said. nnd *i)l»or, department nf n>lul< eon. he made and powered with an out sin- att. oipl.,1 to push il dug off Seittiled.' County, which have just now Arbor Day I* r-rogn'iwl work, lain! rote mission on mission Mrs, Chase l- the Hm-fnrd chair­ hoard engine, lit- had lived here lll|>, Il 17 V*lll old Sllltfold gltl ul n di pli’ti-d our treasury." throughout the country as a Cm* nrv education. Nnllnnnl Cmipdl „f man of the Chain of Missions ac­ several winters untl decided he s u f f e r e d l i . c u u*ioit t i l l - in oi o i n g to plant treei. All slates do not (3tiireln-s, nnd author of this year’s tivities. which me being cnnlcd wanted to bring bis bout here for will 'l l tile Vl-tlll Ie - t r u c k II tide observe the same day because thn sludv Isiok. "Africans on Htifarl " on In 22 comimitiitle* in |l*e state fishing So in* Irail of shipping il, p h o n e po le planting aeawin varl a with thn The llev. tV. I’. Brooks Jr., pas In-tween Jan. 17 and I 'd , 2d. be sailed It alone. Several -litt le ■ were tui in to el Brown In Ru-clectcd elimate. Homo of the wuy llecker'* hoot tile left eye of till- Voting d i l l . I , was picked up and curried by larg­ Bintti.ru (.nil Itiltlng, daughter of IMimninff Group Head Three RlnHr CircuH er vessel* Al oilier time* be wus Mi. and Mrx. W V Bitting, l-"3 | Driver Is ArreHted ----------backs of filing cards and 20 lamer Ku-t Seminole Biilllevnril, aceord Slated By .laycees For Drunken Driving lowed Robert Brown wa* re flected as BEVIjSLY, 1 & l !l7ICs?f. - - ones on canvas—err pure color ing lo I'utrnlin n Ben lluller of irian of the Cltv Plaariing "W h itIs UT" axkfd a newsmen, ewept, daubed and lmearcd like Allman Services Set III.- Sanford police, who c.ivi-rr.t chi.ii A** V Coiiirnisxlon at a meeting of th« A three.ring Javcre circus, ermtIbutter Into the most fantastic pausing before cm* of the pilotA T.it-'koori drtv-s w-ns nrreste-l the accldi-nt with I ' ii I rut mall S. B Conversion of Sanford coin tele, i'l'iup last night at tbe City Hall Plete with trained wild animals nml op (disriros of ,-nrel»-s and ssell- ForSunday Afternoon Spence mnl .1. II I’uttcrson ahapei Imaginable. phones to operation at the 10- Inge. in which ail other officers were al­ Lloyd says they are meant lo an aerial ballet, will be nresented gent driving nnd driving while un"A cirtueT'1 euigeetcd a col­ I'atrolninn llutl.-i related llnii »*nt ra K *t authorised hv the so re elected, , represent nothing, on this earth nt the fair grounds. Mellonvilh- '••r the ittfloeni-i- of Intoxientlng league. the dog, which Imd hern i tiling In Funeral sarvicea will be belli at Florida Railroad and Public Utility \l l.ce is vice-chairman of th* and Celery Avenues Thursday, tin- lliiunr. after the e*r In* was driving 2;(H) p.m. Sunday at Itrlsson Fu­ the front sent of ilu l|)f.I t'lievro"An octopus dancing on • bon­ or on any other. Commission on Doe. 12, la ached- fire." said another. "I haven't given them nomee." <!*r the atixpleea of the Junim "Duck n pinked car yrsterday neral Home for William W. All- lr-t si it I ion wagon, lumped Inin the i emu mission ami II J. Gut secrafctM to bo completed next week, It Other members are Al Col"It's nothing. It's from no- ho ta n , "because 1 want people Chamber of Commerce, Judge afternoon. man 43, of Jacksonville, formerly driver’s lap. She tried to shave the rtarv,WM announced today by K. V. Tur- whor*," laid a third. lirix, Kd (.an*, Frank Ashdown, Al Douglas Stenstrom, president, an to make of them what they will " was driving a 1"Mi Bulek sedan dog loirk to his place, he *xid, and n resident of Sanford, who died In K f) manager far Southern Bill Wilson, llrulley Odhatn and Ttiumt And that's the way it went y*aThe show grew out of Lloyd's nniinrrd today. was driving a 1(^0 lltdek sedan the Florid* East Coast Hospital lost control of the cur. ephon* Company. n< Ymighn. The clreua will l*e nresented in and struck a I03H Chavmlet sedan, Tuesday a.m. hobby of moro then a icore of The enr went over n ciirli on ) : ’The mew charge will become #f. The commission also considered a largo "big top" and will feature The Rev. J. E. McKinley will of­ Second Street, -mapped off a tele­ annexation action for presentation M h r * as final adjustments are Lloyd, ID* bespectacled film eonfli years, studying colors. Ha has one a mimher of International rlrrtis owner! by I TV Smith, wif) Cvprt-ss * ' turn's largest collections * venue, which bnd been parked on of the natl phone and overturned, iihoul 50 ficiate and hurlal will follow In m S h at'each coin telephone, It la Who IWW finds himself playing s to the Cltv Commission, Mr. Uruwti and arenlr performers, Including expos ted that approximately tiro naw role-last of a palstto and of pigments and mixes his own Cantaln Jark Rogers, Fumpean |West Thirteenth H'reet !0fl feet Osteen Cemetery. Mr. Allmun was feet west of Locust Avenue. The said. • west of the Atlantic Coast Line girl wns going cn*t on Second born In Osteen and attended Sem­ oil pilnU. A spare Ume artist for ■ U rw lU be required to complete brush artlite. wild animal trainer and his mixed Railroad, a police report stated. Street, enroute to her residence, inole High School. He operated a a dozen yaars, he works In the too ahorigc on all Miephonta In thie Thirty-five o Mr. Le-'-son w«s maklnw a "D ” grocery store on Southwest Road the putrolman said. She wit- taken abandoned nursery of his man­ groun nf performing beasts. Trained horses and Shetland pnn- turn (i nThirler-oth Street when he for many years, later taoving to to a physician'll office for ircalMovie Time Table Turner explained that there B T U T filt POria gallery here. sion. lea also will participate In the BIT/. Using conventional brushes and show, as well as rduratrd dogs nml slniek th>- vehicle, knocking It pu Jacksonville where he was a con­ mrnt. )e no change In the manner "Against All Flags" palette knives, Lloyd spreads pure simians, An aerial ballet by color- nn the sidewalk nnd knocking off ductor for the Florida East Coast A-.ug colie from theae tel*ii'll I : II) - 3:84 - 5:28 • 7:22 - 0:16 CITY COMMISSION colors on the canvas, hero In full vcoatumed girls will be pre­ the right frn"t wheel. R*ma»e Railroad. except that 1$ will require Sut. - "Tmnlrul Heat Wave” Reports of fiscul agents who crude, thick gobs, there in won- ceded hv the oponlng act, "The wai let al $73 to the Smith of olther on* dim* or two ear and 1100 to tho other vehicle. 1:00 - 3:37 - 0:11 - 8:61 wish lo hid on the City sewerage HEADS WATERWAYS BODY has no Idas wpst the weird blobs dour sly delicate strokes. Ills work Land of Malta Believe.” Patrolmen C, O. Dodson, Jne nnd water iniurovemenl program "Canadian Korkins” BRADENTON M 3 Till* Weat of color oa Ua c u t s e t s represent Is cigar, sharp and striking, yel Roth afternoon and evening Hlckann and C. W. Balder covered are tho onlv huslnesx scheduled to 2:14 • 4:61 . 7:28 - 10:05 Coast Inland Navigation District "I m a n no slegMlMf. Whan I not garish. shows will bo presented. the accident. Sunday- "April In Part*" ra-etccied Fred Ball chairman at be taken up nt n special meeting Will bo sell them7 I ;0U • 3:00 - 6:12 - 7:18 • 0:24 a reorganization meeting Thur*- of the Cltv Commiinlon Monday "Yaa, I plan to ask $300 for ths night nt H B H ) o'clock. Cltv Man­ MOVIF.LAND day. Ball, Hillsborough county GETS MAIL DELIVERY larger ones, $150 for tho smaller." commlaiioner, hit been chairman ager Turn Lemon said today. "Snrlngflehl Rlflo” IPs a sham# this auceasa story CLERMONT U) - The retired GRASH FIRE 0:30 - 7:03 • 8:30, laat featura can't and with a faw words to the mailmen In Clermont’i portal colaA palm treo nnd K ra i* fire par­ for three year*. LF.K'S BIRTHDAY Elected aecretary wa* James R, effget that Lloyd's new-found ny get their 0:10 Ihelr reward today—the be tially burned nut a vacant lot at IBOil 111 todayTlui Florida Stale Batik and thn Rchoecraft, Plnellaa; treasurer, source of Incoma will pay off iho & lnnlna of borne mall delivery for the comer nf Twentieth Street and tT Sat. "Dlac Jockey" and Sanfortl Atlantic National Hank Jo* McLaod, Maputeo; attorney, popula i* city’s S.ooo ooo population. £any Lake Avenue laat night before Cltv "Outlaw* of Taxas" « t) of the resident* of thli Central Firemen could nuhdna the flarnea, Rep. J. Ben Fuqui, Palmetto; dis­ will be closed Monday In ubservnnSundnv "She's Workln* Her co of Gon. Robert K. Leo'.t birth­ trict engineer, tne Jo* K. Merrln ' mall ear- Fir* Chief M. N. Cleveland report­ Florida city Wav Through Collvg*" Engineering Co., Tampa.. day. , rierx who operate a cltrui firm. ed today. Arbor Day To Be Observed In Public Schools Of County $.100 Check Given By Elks Club For Crippled Children Chain Of Missionary Assemblies To Be Held In Sanford Next Week Truman’s Final Message Sounds Optimistic Note Harold Lloyd’s Paintings Are Like Nothing Else But They Draw Crowds M a w g w a u fW tja sL&sa&Ui s?.1w rastiit tstt • r a w « m nSm m h k 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, 1953 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1953; <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