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fJ1 ■ .1 PACE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1945 l H - !l T - m - I 1-l.iu-p.iwf ■wismamw: ■WW* -i id.J« f- entertaining. Hughe* tald ha did H’m i III fast, I!i#bc« floulhwntsr- fa n , Mr. Truman listed as ad­ Hughes Probe not think Irvine waa "aa blunt aa Truman On Greece vene factors In Greece: Godfrey Program 1y to a point 1*11.1 fret .w**t <>t that," and ha addad: Routhsast corn** of Mid NWt* Of 1 tn^jjM eat Shortage off as scheduled). proved the rontract any way. don't have anything to do with But in hi* lint report to Con- of Greek funds. SW14. throe* ta*t *»3 t*»V ' Meyera, now retired, wai de­ them, and they don't like, it." Failure of exports to reach ex­ Wendy Barrio waa Introducedintrodure.1 Ihrnr* Month |* fret to bralanlnKl - puty chief of Air Force procure­ • Frye at that lime, waa preai- g(eu on how the aid money is by Godfrey as “very lovely lady Contalnlna * 71 ,r r „ pected levels. « who retired from the screen to AIkh N TV >4 of the XW*( 3f ment during the war. dent of Trans* World Airline*, being u*ed, the nearest thing to Reluctance of businessmen' to hrrtldn 11. Townthln 11 Moulh Hughe*' relations with Meyera which Hughra control!. a hint more might be ailed <**» marry," a backer of the play li _ __*n it!t. 11' invest funds in Greek autarprlaa* Brigadoon, a terrific golf player Itnnsr IS Kril. It** ttil- Wnl IT* m W ® ExpeitedJ* came up after the plane manufac­ » mtement that: under present unstable Conditions. Irrl, slid I' m bralnatna |74 lot turer had teatified earlier that he T t c a n nevertheless b c and maker of kiddie records. Fast of thr XorthMtti mrorr decided to give publicity man Russian Plan The difficulties which hamper _ After a bit of friendly JgggU vouttr John W. Mrycr a free hand to lee, sbcTiegan, “On behalf of the Ranir IS Kid, ran Knl IV (“ • U ysyB ureau^ffft^nculhiro Expects 'SMI TT-iitis»rFff free?---- residents of Seminole County, thoilh Ml fr*t, MoothMrrlnrty HV «paml o»-wattmtr gnirilUhTrfg «r be overcome. Continuation of mar- Greek n.n-li recoverym-nvi-rv are now prcstnton-sent . . . »f w\ • ■ ■•n fi .jc ..r.i. Army officers because he rould ing thii period Britain would ad* Florida, and with the full know fert lo a point 4*3.1, fret Kolllll High'jiPnces^ShorW Supplies to ginal lubtutence only in Greece, and can begin to be operative ledge-and consent of its sheriff, of hrslnnlna, thtv* -North 1*3.1 not get plane contract* by "doing minitter the Holy Land on a limil- without, real progress' toward re- once internal order Is established. ftf-t I", l.rttln*lnK (ttld lit", lei* business in a strait-laced man­ I'ercy Mero, I hereby notify you brtdnnlns at th* HoU|h*a*4 - C ontm uelforlN ext ‘Two Years ner." rd baiit. covciy, will provide fertile ground In the restoration of Internal that you have been deslgqatcd a of Ntvu of NWU of M*d b-r- Soviet Delrgstc Semen K. T*a- for totalitarian ideologies.“• order reliance must be placed on deputy aherlff of Seminole Coun­ tlnn 11. run North Sl» l*-’’1. "'**• tankin had said before entering the creation by the United Na- ty, in token, wherefore, I hereby 113 f**l. Houlhw••inly tif a paint iWlM^Tire yow soiwg h i^ o obout/lt?. If you don'» know^. , Nov. 10 0 P )- The presidential report showed (lun* General Assembly of a com* Howard Hughes ssJ, present you with this badge, and on Ih* Houlh lln* of th* XI' 'l 2* wua prepar'd lo make conces­ mission which can effectively seal NWH of Mid HrctlL-n If. ' 1#" Ikore’sN ha onrwar— f ^ never saw publicA/ ’malt John 171 df Orece’s $.100,000,000 and may other counlle* have mercy to t IVrai of Hoalhrs*! n*ih*r sion* In an effort to reach an the Greek border against assist on your soul.” „ IWo^lIovo #«voil«blo. fon tmmodlolo delivery the fam ous# W. Meyer’s expense accounts until $1,640 of Turkry'a (lOO.OOO.tMM) ac ance lo the guerrillas, from of *«I>| NtVy of NtVU. I hot- '» a Senate committee begun an in­ agreement with the United States utally had li««n spent with $160,- “Oh boy, Isn’t that pretty. Bast l#M'fr«t In Houlhr*»l ffn * * DEEPFREEZE home and farm freexers. There's e model quiry into tha (40,000,1)1 a I in war on enforcement of partition. Greece's northern neighbors. GodfreV exclaimed. “Wonder if of Mid suit* of NW*4 of •I'd IB2 used for administrative ex­ "While it is loo early to claim lo fit the weeds of every family/ . . . every purse I time plane contract* awarded to An American spokesman, emer­ penses. However, (164,066,000 had that will do me any good in Jer­ Frrllon. Townililp It South lu n if ging from the session after an substantive success in the (Amcr. sey whrn they stop me." IV Eiut. Hughe*. been made available to the vari' tnd lo mnrrl • nimi|>l> gtvtn hr PricesVenge from $199.95 Delivered end installed.' hour, said "this looks like .a very lean) mission's work, its very Wendy then invited him to vliit Hener'i accounts, made public fruitful meeting." He added that ous agencies carrying out the presence in Greece and the mate­ th* plaintiff lo IIA lint.I* H New tf-the time to protect your family . . . to insure by the committee last sumim-i, Greek program and $20,012,000 to Ihe Mayfair, described' It* fine IVAtJIJI dnfrd prhrnnrr 1*, '*'* thole having the good meat thty/'need to .remain strong "everything is going smoothly." rial assistance thus far given havr and r*eord*d in Slortaas* Hook listed (Int.tjOU •pent on entertain' Tsarapkin made hi* statement he spent for Turkey. been responsible for the fact foOd, the celery fields and the merit of Army officers and gov The report listed numerous *‘un. golf course, ana fishing on take • l. P ita S3. 1‘uhtlr Itrr-orda of Hoii oiwLheaBhy.^ ; ^ ^ - - f rrnment officials aliput the fu-riod of Russian willingness to com­ that Greece is still free and that Monroe. She announced that ahe Inolr f'ountr. Klorlds. Slid for olhrr promise a* he entered’ the. secret favorable developments" whien her people still have a govern­ r tlltf . the Hughes contract* wereI M b l have lieaet the aid program but was coming down here soon with Till* nollrr ahsll b* publl»hr«l na Some lit those named in Ih-i session. ment of their own choosing. This Pauline Rets, national tennis star. Laid that in Greece “there is ev­ fact in Itself Is ample justifica­ rr-iuirri by law In Thr (Mlfilhl ? Tl ouse w i^es^U ^od M ake' the; accounts have ■ denied that am h The Soviet delegate said' Ru*-. Mr. Godfrey expressed the hope llrrnld. n nrwapnprr of saiioal .rTr- ery reason to lm optimistic aho'it tion for the aid program." turns as Meyer listed weie spent sia would agree to “moat" of the recovery"—If order can Imj. re­ he could visit here, also. -blntlon puhlMhnl s( Snhford. Klor- v ^^ostJoL Presenti Large. Supplies! on them. < suggestions for compromise sub­ storer!. tdb. Hughes said that he had heard mitted last weekend by taster It. tVlt.NKSH th* hand of thr t'lrfh Pearson of Canada "If order Is not restored," Mr. and th* trsl of th* I’lrrnlt I'oiirt that Army Air Force' officeia Truman said, "there ran he no re­ Marshall Report Legal Notice of Krmloolr Coonty, florid*. IU1» r6o^s'mony"families~dld______| .... WM__ during the post wor -freexe’ end • at Wright Held. Dayton, Ohio, Pearson suggested that Britain covery." th* Ulli its* of rv-tolirT. IVt7. ‘store a good supply of moot while it is still obteineble._ j did nut like him, so he had aa. end her mandate over the Holy , ■ irsallaarS tr»«* !•*■* l»a#» f* I*. Herndon, ri*tk „ - IU- i -ih .-i IT RT lit TltB algneil the free-.{tending Mrycr Land Jan. 1 but continue to ad­ As for the military situation. United Stale* formed |wlr- IIV ■> I. Hunt. Itrputv i l-rk Illustrated below is popular*Model C*5. Helds more then the President * said the Greek , IV. A I'jitl uh -11 iiiufrnnva wiw* »» Kvrw,',s **; I, cirs to restore Europe to health, SiSTlI Jt:iV< '«■ ‘VlVnVh* I to a public relatlona Job. minister Palestine until separate , § $ w ji t % t 11 t i r LjtiriBMI-v -/ >170 lbs. ofwnorted...... perisheble foods. Hes-flnger " li lift court-’. "I believe I just assigned him Arab and Jewish regimes, ‘are government hud hoped a summrt 'l l te clear I hat .only one power, Vsn ITrii Ph iliSm.L cnLNTY 1b Allornoy for I'jsjntlff tce-bdlanced t lid,* lid • lock* i interior light, food storage to the job ami left it to Ills established. campaign wmild wipe out I hi* the Soviet Union, doe* not tor it* Otlnvido llii'ta , guerrilla warfare. MASi'RltV ----- ‘bosketsjand |dividers,1 adjustable I temperature i control, own discretion.” Hughes said. Tsarapkin Indicated Itefore the own. reasons-share this aim." I'llANCKItt Nr*. 41**. noTicn Hughes testified Jja/ore n 8cn* meeting that Kuula would not. "However," he added, "the emi- And, he said, the fart must I* Holt t «■ D t'III" N'otir* |r i.ri*hy eltrti lhat I nni silenUninning'seoIed-in'oil-operating mechanism. Carries liiim-d support of the guerrilla* fared despite American effort* llta’AUl* R WJ1D8H •n*,-s»d In l.titlit**a at 3*4 K Till five-yeerlwarranty/ and' one-year food protection plan.}* at* War Investigating Suhcom object to itrilain remaining a |*i!H|(t nutter headed by Senator Feign- while longer In Palestine. Pro- . to help the whole European cnm- «r»*t undrr Ih* Bhlltlnua. nan* of Dimensions: Width 38", Haight 36". Depth 29*V\ This is * ugo*tavia, Bulgatia, Albania I munity,.''not all-of the Europe*-' Rrofold VlHnl Halt (*n and llyil I • son (lbMich). Tbs committee is vlmi.lv the Itussisn* proposed that • ll KSM A i i * ? B s R the*famoustDEEPFREEZE home freexer made only by, Investigating circumstances of the the mandate end Jan. I ami that mid the diversion of Greek troop* nations have been left fy e t» Intend to r*aU'** aaid non- pti*- from large-scale offensive M u­ (iRM.i; nr rt'IILIi'ATIOS • unnl In th* Blrtllb'uv Nam. Sint. DEEPFREEZES Division, V Motor (Products “ Corporation, award of the contract! to th a Britain withdraw by April 10. i„K( their place in the comrnuui tt'haplrr 3*711, U c t nf I'lor- If was not known immediately tate to the static defense of vil ty of which they .form a natural T, mean* ynjU.r .»1>"** pioneerof^th7home^fraeier Industry.' millionaire, west roast plane build ISO !■»***» Ivf*l* Avviiue. W Idn. IVtl) With thr I'lrrk of Ih* er and trovia producer. whether the United Slates was Isgi-s resulted in an over-all wops part. t'lrrult Court of , H*m1nol* Count), clung of the military situation." K lo r Id a. $fo^mtodoyt#$elect yours. $ovo time? food," end moneyi Ueiore llugnc* was called tu prepiited to accept the Canadian Tu the east of the line when- ' I u .lu m 1-t) notified •'«' I1'" W I». fla rd liw r tool Ask us to show you how.^Wu'ra the people who con the stand, MaJ. ttaruld I.. Hoi- compromise suggratinns which al­ So, he, said, at the urgent re­ Aliied Minin'* ended the war In ,1 It. l*n tlei l.t* C l;d " Owner . land told the committee he lw- so call for a ti.N. commission lo quest of the Greek government, Germany, the .Secretary said, Uic m-oi.-- .^.iliiw »«" •" !h* atJrtlv . net, *7, 1*17 grave.It.to y o u ! —•' Heves Hughes I* entitled tu col­ be elected by I he 67-nallon Gen­ the American aid minimi shifted geographic scope of the recovery , r mi-—I ejftl at»1 : "** n' r lect $1,600,0000 in preliminary eral Assembly hut directly res­ In the military program sortm program contemplated by thn Killed I" the ynilt ...... '••T in : tu a m ; t n * ponsible to the II-nation Security money originally allotted to re­ country "fs limited to-those na * . * . aahy n» I<) altofavy) aw id nne* «• development costs for a photo ih * b ib Ht’tifutiidsiiii ui w it r»““ 111 irttUAM DKXTBlt rUAt.l- reconnaissance plane.. Council. ■ construction and' recovery. Origi­ tions which arc free to act in ■ n. lit ‘-n-m 'U p'rirk- Kovtmbfr- )T. whi;it_|Uada -nd - mtrtmr r i* -L x>. tu. V jrrt ill rtatir* la im k n - w n * • Holland Is an attorney attached nally, thr $300,000,000 » a• »pht accordance-with-thairnatbmaltni • *i l* v nodnwl *o’<> tt;»r*«ttrr .» .- . ------HI* - - - )'“'r , dc; An American delegation spokes- Vimi nr* h*rlh) nntlfird that i to the Judge ^Advocate]* staff-a*. ■hnui- equalljTTielwee'n the two ditions and their owh rstimatcJ froo- If Bit h‘4V,>' 1 ■!. * man—said'tb* U. 8. 'JmsiHon was I* W, nnd tn ll dot. *l»* *ult fnr illvnrrX hat •r.n itifitlutad Wright “Field where Army aero­ "by no mejins static” and added programs. Now, the report shows, of their national interests/ tn th* Clrrull Court nf Kl"t!d». Ninth Model C5 the military end will get around Marshall omitted in his requcU , Inrrr.o fro L'nitf*Mo ±E *. “£: nautical research is centered. that every effort would !>e mdde i r i d*tl j it r u. Judlrlal Circuit -In and f"r drml- Holland said there has beenleen uo to reach an agreement with Hus­ $168,000,000. for emergency aid any estimate n*d* Cnunijr, l„ C h a n crrr, und rr ——7 ; J -:‘ ;--- ; ’ * official determination, but he lia- ain today. of additional help for the Brit- ThU oollr* will bw Ih* lilt* ,.f Rt,f.,\ lAIlItMi: IIAI.U - V 1 "If- Greece Is to survive as a ^ wrvfc we-vh f«f'a.t r ffitir Tip— idalnllff Vt. tVII.I.IAM HKXTCIt llavcs that under "strict terms Tsarapkin said hr felt that what free and Independent nation, Mr: ish-Amrriran occupation sono in r-L m a.H: M N m ltl. VK"u,,| ‘n I of the contract Hughes probably he would propose regarding the western Germany, plus the xorn-s ...... it apapri I.l prorral rlnruUllon IIAIJ. d.lrmlntit, niul lh.il Ih* ir- Truman aald, "it must preserve otiMUhrd m |t*lnlni'l« I'vllntr. >Wf Ikf •i-uaht |. nu ut-ful'K' il*'-f** can'claim the $1,000,000. Canadian suggestion* would, meet Its national , security. Although in Japan and Korea. Since this - f (tlvnrjr* Whether he IS entitled lo it the approval of the Canadian and (he number of reln-l guerrilla* is an Army department matter, "wtTNBHl* mr h»»d nnd nffirlal Vrnl ar* th*r*for* rt'itlihl t.i has been disputed in. testimony Guatemalan representatives. threatening this security is small, presumably any recommendation-* . •I j t K.-tr* id. drmlnol* Crntntr «PI»4i III rvfd rail** In |>*ri"n nr hr "I lor nr, *1 th* Hffk* *.f vtht Delivered~ondlnttolle«! In your home; from previous witnesses. The Canadian compromise sue- they arc led bv Communists who must come from Secretary of De­ Kl-trld.i. IhU in* Hlh dar nf (W »• • rI. nt thr fuurl Ifr,u— ni H.in- Hughes himself has fold report­ gestfon* on which Russia aaid she fense Forrestal or Secretary of i..(, x Im i'ii have' recruited- manytarry hardened n*rk «l Id fttnt Rrriilnul* Csultty, t'lnrlil, ,. ^Available For Immediote Delivery! ers that he won't gel the 11,000, was prc-paird ui make conces­ criminals, and who have forced the Army Royall. • ■ i |>. H n if m. T u r x la r . fhn 3tth day nf N-mml-n 000 unless his contract for photo sions were based on three ques­ loyal Greeks Into their tMjrvic*’ The additional occupation cost • ircmt Oniii A li. IVIT, and tliai In (Irfanll planes should lie cancelled. tions: it expected to run almut $40fl,- IHBAU IHrrrnf, H dm** pr„ rnnf*uu will hy threats against them or then- b* .-riirrnt agalntt you and raid Hughes received two contracts, 1. Will the U, 8. and Russia families." 000,000. v i r r u ' K t o roimiAi*r«mv one for photo reconnaissance agree to terminate the British cat** M-||| ftrnrrrd *V part* The President outlined “initial Of the $607,000,000 for erne*- o p p it 'K n r t u b * t a t b WITIOtlU Iny Intad and nlflrlal Sanford FURNITURE Company glanvs and one for a huge flying mandate in Palestine Jan. IT gency assistance, Marshall sat I nusu ur.rAnuKNT »»rl rl huafnrd, KI»rMn ihlt tli* steps" .that have been taken lo Trll-'hr*-**. Klotl'U NEI) SMITH, Manager 2. Would the two powers agree liolater Turkey. The ultimate aim, France need* $128,000,000; IUW ISIh day nf OcHdirr, A. H.-IVI7. Holland said he wauled to make to have a commission of the Gen- $227,000,000, and Austria $42,000 - Ortnhrr IV, |VI7 O- I*. Herndon, i'lrrk nf Clrrull •illKhl Where We’ve Been For 25 Years" - aa in thn rasa of Greece, he said, WAIATBSAAIB AAH »•>** It clear that Hughes In any avent era! Assembly named to take 000 in rarry them through March, Court. N*mlnntr t'-mnty, Kturl-la. .1(10 East Firal Street Phone 216 could, collect the $1.1)00,000 only ctjarge of Palestine and make Its is to help free peoples maintain ayiii-'CTioN pilot: it aw (UfrirUI Mr .il j , a government in accordance* With hrnhd bldl will b* rec*»V*d at »hl* llumlioldvr Arroriatv* • If he filrd a clhim for it report to the SccOrity Council? lly then, the Secretary said, i' All»tu«yi ■! I n "All that remains thin,” Hens 8. Would they ask Britain to the wish of the majority. olflr. from guallHrd Contr**»J»«.«8; out Motor rtobuttt (oironiibh f»» »ni • ottrnnr ■ i**• r• ./*» Ih addition to guerrilla wnr- Is Imped Congress will have dr- tit It'S* A. M. tievSTV on Ih* illh Sanford, Plotlda lor O'Connor fD-Md.), comment­ stay on under the administration tided on the broad, long rang-' day nf Norantbri. IVIT. for Ih* con- ed “J* to force Mr. Hughes to of the United Nations to super- recoverv plan bearing Marshall* ttruHteh of ih* folioningt I take It." vis* law and order? name. This will lwI to outlined In H|«I* Prolfi. Job N«- Hughes declared that until he Maria Carlota at 1 I*. M. Nov. - - - - 1st, (load No, 111. Hrmlnol* tToun 4.aaid she was in a sinking condi­ detail later, probably after Can* l». I„lu ,*n ltoa«» Th* I*na1b “ of any aircraft manufacturer in ofl Capt, Antonio Fernand*/ M«- fart that there are other area* of a|'>i*illtl*«1 fhrek sums In . their « sales ...... or..,efforts,*' he '“I " CW “f.30' L*'1 10 »«'« the other aC____ wmtfl rnjtiTiT*~l' lrt-tireTnfimtxfTtafr^ retmre.1 ISM* ’fSSTTianlnjr craft, on Ha way nayahl* to lb* (Hialnaaa •(•( H'f said. "1 felt 1 hut to itlmonsf,-»hv-capt*nr-in-?rafire TIP! careful direction of our assistance Him* Itnait* l»»erelm.nt with *"* Thing t« level off my position to sink it, * ' hornhome with 22U tons of cod tun, In the prltlcal areas where It ran n*f*..«ty HI eta's OWUmanUtV with the others and get a fair sprang a leak in heavy seas. be mn»t immediately effected" Hlamix aliarhsU, nmtl arcoluuaay Capl. Gunner Van Rosen'. 6), Capt. Van Uuscn, l amateur break on government contracts." of Brooklyn, mafteP of tli? Ii6spt- While Marshall ronfilird hl» re­ *arli tilit A ll «*fllH*rt stiw ks Shull AND “EVERY DAY LOW PRICES." ROOD MONDAY - WEDNESDAY AND . As for Meyer’s activities, painter, did an oil painting of the port largely to'E urope, he said ba rertlllmt wlthla rtSr* <■( <"• Hughes asserted: til ship n id "I wasn't afraid rescue work after Itw aa effefled. the situation tn CMnt "rrmtimiM e*i* fuf r*«-*|vInsJLti!tI*- tatnirrt t h u r s d a y t H "I think he patterned his worS we couldn't make it. I wouldn't When Ills ship arrived he proud­ tu caiu# u« deep concern" A dP T t r r ? t r _ »1ir sot b* a ***[>1*0. T t l* after that of other companies." hsve my men atlcnipt anything if ly jJiiplayed tUs picture, which finite proposal for China i* being Checks nf tbs Iwo lowsst bldtlrr# will b* dst>Asll*il B iVB t • Ferguson asked whether Hughe* 1 didn t .think I could do it pes- shows the lifeboat, manned by prepared, for early submission. All rnirtt to bs-doa* III secofdaar* recalled the names nf Any of th* Third Officer Louis Coulter of And. he said, the United States wllh' Hit Plans, 8p*dltratlnns end • t officers who had told him there sonally. If the.seat had been too Brooklyn and th* teamen, halfway and all other world powor* re­ Htwflel I’tovlsluat of ih* HtaJIs llosil was a feeling of hatred toward rough. I would have rescued the between the Stafford and thu cognise the' national government Dspartmsat. Pprelal all*ttHno '• him at Wright Field. men with a breeches buoy.** schooner. , of Generalissimo Chlang Kai- called to Hpeelal Provisions which Hughes named Col. C. 8. Ir- "When wa first hove to near It was a personal mission to Slick -a* the "sole legal • govern­ will h* furnlshfit wllh *«ch p*»- « S b e6 tok-M EAT DEPT. Queens,- who pulled an oar jn V|ne, and Ferguson wanted lo her," Van Roasn sail), "everyone ment of China-?----- *------y — i— Proposals wiq l» furolshut H know what Irvine had told hllfl. on Ifuat-rf- was n-pumpl M g "and o. Proudenrin- Camacho. HI, of Tbl* wa* the first Indication QuallfIwl Contractors upon applies, ■■ But Ho* FcrgusmiFerguson TtiililedInsisted that praying." the IlfeUiat pul nut by the Staf­ from any lop government , au­ tftoet lo this oTflca KOR THIS I0M Ve^l Rib Chops J . lb. 39c HughesUehes said.said, The master ofThe stricken ship ford, ' thority of America'* future policy or* is rou kacii piihpohai- "I'd rather he told you that," said none of the men had slept Halfway on the hasardoua quar toward China. l-lins may h* psttha>*4 Hynt'llili Hughes tell his nwn version of for 48 hours, because "we didn't ler-mlt* i« the foundering shin, olflr* for Ih* sum of It for sarh Western Pork Loin end Roast lb. 55c the conversation with Irvine. - he learned It was the Maru set. No proposals will bs Issued utt- dare relieve nne man from his Rabbi Skop |*sa requests for thsm at* rcfalved "Well, the substance of It was bailing duties." Carlota, on which he had shipped 'ty this tlftr* al least It hours prior I was heartily disliked at Wrlgnt The Stafford, which left ilrem- in 1641 for voyage* batwee i lo* Ih* tlm* for opsnlsg bids Lean all meat boneless Stew lb. 49c Field," he said. Lisbon and the Grand Banka off <1 anllanHl fraait fa il C)a*l erhaven Oct. 28. brought Ip 232 Rabbi Slop |>oinled out jb al ih# All bid* mull show laials for escb ■ The chairman wanted, to know Army and merchant marine pa- Newfoundland. Nineteen of h'.s Itsm amt total smount of* bid la- whether it was Irvlnn who sug- former shipmates were aboard th: Mrtad * * . tlenls and 24 passenger*. Jrwi and the Arab* .'were blood on Ih* rovir «f th* proposaL Armour Star Breakfast Link ■peeled that he spnuld do more A radio measaga relayed from ainklm ship, he learned later. cousins' having desernded, from Th* right Is r***rv»d tfi r»)wt "I almost snapped mjr oar try­ any or all bids. , ing to brake that lifeboat go Abraham. The Arabs were a pro­ . HTATE ROAD' DEPARTMENT eacl lific 'people and being nomad*, OK riuOIIIDA Sausage in X lb. packages faster," Camacho aaid yesterday. r. K. HsyI***. Chairman The 31 Portuguese were expe­ he said, toon spread all orcr the K. C, Osdariuo. Slat* lllshway FOR YOUR PACKAGE GOODS dited through the Immigration and Near East (tom Noilh Africa to Kaaln*«r naturalisation service, and will be India now embracing live coun­ I RECOMMEND housed at the seaman'a church NOTICM TO APPITAH AAl> Keko Uncolored Oleo * I lb. 33c Institute until Nov. 14 when a tries. tuition tip p i n i-i c a t in v Greek liner, the Ne* Hellas, will The Jewx'-dvho loat some aix 11A (to u t It. WAl-SIt and ‘ BILL’S PACKAGE STORE ) take them to Portugal. million persons during the Naxl CA ItOt.INK tVAtall. hi* wits, 19c T h e rescued s e a m e n told who** rsstdnwa It 37* Jacksud 'At*. Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers! Signed, BILL persecutions in Central Korops,' I i i r ti. ■ ItllpolSt through an Interprelar that some now haf* over IH million per­ You. and *ach nf you. are hsrebv of Camacho's former shipmate* son* In Displaced PcreoVv esmt** nntlfUd and required la HI* aa ap­ Beechnut Strained Baby Food 3 fur 25c recognised him aa he strained a; with fi'i plvr" In go Th-» do«— pearance- la Ihla sun an th* ir Bill’s Package Store and Bar an oar in tha-lifeboat, and a cry of all. Mi* "irt'm ««r th-» wnrV ,-Uy of ItmmMr, IVtT. Ih* abbre- 112 West Flrat Rtrwt Phone 880 are.floret in, hem fl* r iiiiumic vlalr-t title of wblrh I* VERNA M. went Upt "liOok who cornea tu tVAtail. puintirr. v*. itAltoi.o it. 2 lbs. Kraft Velveeta Cheese 854: A* Tou Wish — But Vets) rescue- tka. Ha la the answer to reasnnt, he Maid, and only In tVAtall and CAHUL.INK WAtalt, our praygrs." Paleatime urn th"y welcome hi* wife, defendant*. Instltulsd In But hyre th“ Rritlsh have bar- tha Clrrull Cuutl- Nlqth Judicial . 25c tad their way on account of their Circuit. In nnd for S*mlnal* CoUatr, VA DelMonte Peaches | oil interests in the Mldd'e East, Klor Id a. Chine* rj Number 4717, In : jn'rtiHi'inti* )•* •> default of whlrh app*«raiuf. dsetre Rabbi Skop continued, 'despite pro coafssso will bs nnlsred against 16 oz. Grape Jam j j 19c i l» *11 j- '* the Balfour Declaration of 101,7 you. Th* naiura of this suit 1* to which stated it aa the aim of the forsclos* a niurtxaxs given by you British government lo eatabllalt to tha plalatiff, Marsh XT,, IVIT. 2 for ,19c TO MY FRIENDS And CUSTOMERS a national homeland for the Jewe and recorded In Hortgac* Rook 74, 2Vz Fancy Kraut ( in the Holy Lands. But the Brl- Paso 111. Pablls Records of gatn- loots Copaty,’ riortda. upon th* tiah have now seen the hand writ* following dossrtbed land* In IMal- Chiffon Soap Flakes 5 27c Ing on Ihe wall, ha tald, and the} not* Couuiy. MsrtdiL to-wit j are------H'ting it _ out of______Palestine.______The ly ilsslai Sit I set N-'rth of th* question has been turned over to douthMst corner of NWI4 of NWH' Kretlon j|. Township It Itouth Rang* It Eaat, tbsne* run UCIr »/ Western Carrots . ....

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In Unity Thtrc Is Strength— THE WEATHER T# Protect the Peat* ef the World; Showed* sod Iliunder*b>iwer* to* Te Promote the P roem * of America; nlgflt ending \W ilnndi) fore* T# Prodaro Prosperity fnr Sanford. niM>n. Warmer I hi p afternoon then ‘ ' f becoming cooler L tr tonjght and * * -- m W rdnc«da>'. V •* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPATEIt

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Hospital Ship Rescues Schooner Crew Hollywood Send-Off For Friendship Train Aid For China Parade Slated Nation Honors■i Is Asked For ByParisReds WarHeroesOn By Marshall For Armistice Armistice Day Secretary O f State President Auriol Is Speakers Lay Stress S ays $60,000,000 Speaker At Tomb; OnNccd Poi I ’repar- Will Be Needed Be­ Other Nations Plan edness Until Last­ fore Next July • 1 Special Observance ing Pe.uc Secured WASHINGTON, Nov. II PARIS Nor. tl (A’l-Th. WASHING I OX. N,»\ II t/Ti— (A*)—Secretary of State Mar- Parla newspaper L'lntran* I’leii-.fent Iruman flanged to lay ahall testified today It la fl- algeant (aid today In a dla* patch from I'rague that Rua- a wtrath .it the Inrpb of the Un* •tal that Germany's economy known Soldier t di> ,d 2,00 f*. m b* reatored to the point al* la making sample atom w where ila people ran become bombs and alrraitr hat act M . hi llie* jrad{tibnal Atmittke self-supporting and contribute one off in a teat In Siberia. Day m an,uni v erat Ailing- The roprrfghled article, writ­ to Europe*! economy. The ten' tn John Griggg, aaid the ton Nalirmil Crmrirn. , Secretary of State told the Ruastans had aft off a 12p|- Hie Aimy, N.ny and Mailrw* Senate Foreign Relation* pmmd atom bomb on Ju n e 15, he I .1 i 1 I-, lake‘part Committee he hai no doubt ** nhlerTet.irr tjf th*—N o r John 1. Secretary of State Manliall laid today of Wrilein Lutope’i mainj^ N dfn , n. I tine- I" O'Ned. n»- today that Congreta will be ailed celebration of the Woild War I tinnal ,mnin.ro In .-t th* Amer- fpr $60,000,000 aid for China lie- Armutur anmvenaiy at ihr tomb l- til I -gii.n. in 1 Mu l.er W of the Unknown Soldier in Pam . lluiti.n nf I i - . lit- >. Minn . nation fore neat July t, in addition'lo ihe Communitl Party mrmbetl weie d pirsi bill «{ (he t.fgiDII AtlV $2,597,000,000 to be ailed (or lummpnrd to a t|>eciaL parade of A ROUSINO IINO Orr la accorded tha "Friendship Train* aa It prepare* to laave !/>• Angries for the ea«t ros»t. d'-m • European countliea and occupa* “'Worker*, Democrat* and Palriolt" ' loaded mim glfif pj fpp

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± r r Splpj V.1 ;* *1 3b'*' AM >y.!A:»gH *?*QTHA£ g g - | *- r t f r , n S m I'AUK TWO "—*WX* fK< ^ f ^ 1:’ : — THE UANFOlUniKKAUJ, HANFORD,"FLOHlDA niEsnAY.TNov. u n ^ r * ' !—" . - ■■■ I ■■ ■■ . « 1— lSL'ji ■ —w *The Sanford Herald Thought For November *:••■!••! Mi «l_|ii Tobacco Disease TlN IiiM ^iITT ’ »»•»#, MKlMl THE NATION Tl and Namlar at Armistice brings to Americans the realfouition that it Causes Quarantine a a a f a i4 , t'lmWa Ur JAMES MAKLO III Maaaatia Atraaa ia twenty-mnc years since the Armistice of the first World tH I m t #■ n i«m Mat* • matter War was signed. And yet there is no peace. There i« no On Florida Plants UalalHf ST. 1* 1*. at Ik* l>ntl tltlWr stability in foreign relations, no security from fear of war. WASHINGTON, Nov. I t—W) l l aaataia. I tiiruta. un.tel Ik* Art I lu* will biinjr you up Ut dins JACKSONVILLE. Nov. I t— tf Caaam> »l llairk *>. ttlj. Isn’t tt nlMiiit time that tho stay of arms became u lay­ on kill fur Eu(o|m, tka big- (Sptciall—AcOon of Georgia au­ 1IOII AMI I«* IU.A1 I .lifts# ing down of arms? gc«l prublcm facing Congroao. - thorities In establishing a quar­ li n n m i \ tn:.K\ .Isn’t it ubout time that the world decided in practice Uy last Spring it *** clear antine against tobacco plants . l!asi$*r>f M«nfl(t» as well ns in theory that no one nation can be allowed to thin country had been pouring out grown In certain Florida coni.- » . • I ll **• H II 1 Ml N || U |.«% btllioi,«. t.. h»l|. Kuro|» without |.tuiatjj—-anars »tt»aapammL-psw— V Mr f pti'fr, >«rtk ------V .— * - disturb, mudi-lusa-deatroy .tht~t>cacc ^vhlch nloile rnn bring: gt-iinig Aunop* on lit feet. aujv of "Tobacco’ Etch Mosaic' . fin9 Hmmt* . '.iimt ■.■■..■m.r--- ■SUUTO .girt, tn vitus disease), may sertuusiy f - Con gee te .would not let that go 111 iloMlha 4-**» Must twenty-nine yenrs run into thirty, and thirty in­ oft-, affect plant production In this Ol»g VMf . - ' llPi uut it wea raay to 1(4 that if State, unless growers restrict to endless futurity with misery, uncertainty, anxiety hold­ ikcir operations to nun-quaran­ Jll tttiiiiiwTj t«rft ing people down instead of vigor, certainty and courage we did not help Europe U m might in HiKnii iMtihiiit.m Nnf MMlieet turn Coromlinlit through despair tined areas, and enlarge plan'- t K ltfO iln iH tn li fu r Ifc* |*u»f»»*# *if holding them up7 What are we waiting for? That would leave u» pretty tugs in those arras, said Wil­ * miaiuit fnut!». %#iU !•# rfiaigltl f°» liam I.. Wilson, Director of FIor---> ■t__rtidU r ■ftrrdflig rtit>. ______much alone in the world. In the end it might ruin ue. tOa State Mai gets, today. U lini *#%%*t***ef i/«?rrM iilalitgJt The Italy Of Garibaldi Tfic* Fort Pferctt tomato dear I jm * rrfin ?rit l * "Ik# llvraMi *i* Ik** ’ 9o on June 6, George Marshall. Hit lit* rti» I Is* Id til ml«#4 V afl.' be w ritte n of an Italian in the generation following the "We’ll help you but youll hare to help youiaelvea, too, Pierce State Farmers' Market. hr llfinl.l la j| Uirwhrr ul ‘ fkt freeing of Italy, and no doubt the old phrase still holds itfl The first auction of the scaatyi Attiiflalfil f’ir** it hi ft* it tftflll## "Work out a plan for helping »ifIi«lDtttlr f» »lu jatt far t*im»liii' magic. It could have appeared on the tomb of Domenic Vair- yourselves, such as . exchapgtng has been nclwdnlcd to open ait cailtn «f ail ik* l«ra| »#»iA fftNlM ettn. n Clevelander of Itaiinn origin who lias just died at thingu you need, like coal. 2 P. M„ on the new auction - - fa . |bit nftftf f a n J fNH ** *M 101. He may have been the Inst American to wear the red “When you find out what you block, with>James McUee as auc­ JU* nrm fliimlrb#*. can tin /o r your selves, and tioneer. t)iw>. grower in the Fort shirt of Gnribuldi's guerillas; not many can lie left in Italy agiee lo do il, come and tell Us I’ii ice urea lias advised Mana­ f - T l’KAIMY. NOV. II. 1917 ger Williams that tic will make - f c itself. what cl** you need." *■- . Four men freed Italy from her mnny foreign rulers, Russia and the countries dom­ his first picking from n tiO- - BIBLE VRI1HR ro il TODAY inated by Russia said thsy wanted acre planting and expects HUO to and joined Iter into a whole. Giuseppe Mazxiid, the fiery 1 ,2ihj bushels. From all indica­ .. -jfe? _ no (tart of this tie-up with Ameri­ AMY NATION THAT FOR- agitator, kept the flame of IHmrty alive through dark de- ca. tion*. the Fort Pirrce manager t 1 GETS OR DENIER GOD WILL endes, and even when exiled from Italy, continued his work >- But 1(1 of the western European has reported, this will be a long DESTROY ITSELF. T»|K ONLY season, with the largest move-, in Knglund. Count Camille di favour, statesman extraordi­ countries, took Marshal] at Jiis mint in the latter part of De­ REMEDY IS A RETURN TO nary, as chief minister of Iho King of Sardinia won a hear­ word ami met in Pari*. OBEDIENCE TO COD: O Israel They agreed on a program of cember, and the month of Jan­ 1 thot) liatt dt**troy#d thyself, hut ing for Italy at the Paris peace conference'of lHfiG, nnd self-help over tip next four yeapL uary. Harvesting of cucumber* is ill me i* thy help.—Ilosra 13:9. persuaded the French emperor Nnpolwjn III to fight for the also expected to start this week. And they figured out what added “ Manager H. J. Lehman of the p." .1 Italian cause in 1809. King Victor Kmmnnuel 11 of Sardinia, help they needed from ,u» and Sanford State Farmers' Market by his steadfastness and democracy, made an admirable other non-European countries, f . DHATK lias rr puited that his market 1 ’. That .added help they needed figure to rally around, And Qiuseppe Garibaldi provided the was ulrnty. They needed money, handled thousand* of hamper* of ■CFinw Ti.e V.'Ingsjp J^ord) sword. None of the four could have been spared, but Gari- machinery for their farm* and to beau* last week at iirires ranging • "Pallida -mors, nu- Foreshadow h o t'the olid of Life'* According to uh article in Business Week, the Hnrrl* ” He asked hia council of tit it f day— . . . Florida’s Import HANBONrS* MEDITATIONS UNIVERSITY, Mi-.v (y?)-If Inny, manager of the l'shukco man committee, meeting In Washington, decided to tut^ wT om,c. »'ivi**** «o tell him , By Itl«v travel Is liroadrning. consider the Suite Farmers* Market. Although Followed hy DtSlh'a long night of down this request, recommending increased effort to collect what giving this help would do And Export Trade case of Willism (Chubby) Kills, harvesting has been limited, elght aftermath. to this country. For example: Mississippi utility man. Since enrs were rc|Kirted shipped,.qual­ All living things muM Hit; but Life scrap in continental Europe. The steel industry in the Uni­ Would giving away some scarce OLE 'OMAN'S KIH* FOLKS Joining the Rebels. Ellis hs* been , - itimi# wit# Sees Big Increase ity Is-ing fair to good- Priro* . ~.;~7 ted Stales is trying to cope with an acute shortage of nernp things boost price* here assignni work »l* right end. full­ nt the in id-week, were $3.65 fur Hupplniiling swiftly that which 3. He set upp a special commit­ DONE BIN BACK AfV back, blocking lutek. right tackle, Oiutii 1 .1 rialnusl. nnd the battlefields of Edrope are covered with millions of JACKSONVILLE. N or. U Florida Hells, and $3.05 for T«n- tons of ruined tanka, jeeps, trucks and armament, nut to tee of 19 ritixens under W. Aver- Fo'W MEAN SO MUCH center and left guard. He 1ms drrgrcrn*. . And if Dentil aeem n grill) pbrnom- ell Hnrrinmn. Secretary of Com­ l-'irge Increase in the monetary moved from tackle to renter to . non. ' i ' * mention bombs. A small amount of this material was paid merce, to teli him how this help value of Florida's Import trade TWRL DE COUNTS HATTER was revealed jn figures aituounreil guard this fall. i i II* heata d.ife’i w .rthdci' and re- by the army last year to the Italian government and the should be given. BUILD 'CM A NEW ROAD! [)r. Charles L. I’ereons ■lores l.ife'a mmiiud; Krug's committee reported Oct. by William .A. Dunlap, district! Of about 600 islands In the And «|>aciou» are Death’* halt*, British have made some shipments'to their own steel mills, niansger here for the-Department -} Oploroetrfst the Russians are making off with what they can, but a 18 that we coyld give a lot of Hebrides off the coast of n-ot- ■ nor more forlorn hi'lt, without hurling ourselves. of Commerce. land, only stmut 100 nre inhahiled Rsnfqrd Atlantic Bk. Bldg. Hours M l 2 1-5 Phone 296 Thau tho»e i.ife took warn from huge quantity still remains.. The vrmiomic advisers report­ White In 1939 Florida’s imports Cspe fawn, site of n Dutch vle- when w«» were botn ed a week ago that we could wvecralu deal $19,874,427, the mulling station In the -17th cen- Sst. t-12 WILLIAM I’Ll MUKH PtlWLKIt. Mnny problems present themselves in this situation, isllfng el___ , ■ . Eyes F.xswlnfd - Glasses kitted among them labor and transportation, A concerted effort give the help without damaging figure rose to $74,298,4*3 l«»t tury,* is still called the “tsvem • miselves, if we tried to keep year, Dunlap said. He said ex­ of tho sea*." should lie made, however, to clear the battlefields nnd pro­ pi ires from running away. ports also made a big Jump. One «f our toloied iradei* who vide scrap for Europe’s needs. And Raliirdsy night the Karri- Although he did not give 1948 aim beiiewt in isi’ial segregation We cuulii urn* plenty, too. How about uainff .ships, re­ man Committee made )ta re­ figures for exports. Dunlap said comes in lu say that certain nurlh- port. in Junq of this yeaf alone exports turning from nemllng farm machinery overmen*, To bring This committee studied the other ^M 'n ffid If this rate ein stales, which ih« not U tklioh uh our .share? Thh, project would conform to the spirit of two reports aiul outlined a nlan continued, 1947 exports wuuld ap- ' legiegaliuu, piatlite discrimination the Marshall Plan, which ghould nsk of the United Staten for giving help. “ But - -it said' ■ “ we proximate $180,080,000, They were *In..Coniieciictji. where while and nothing that could Ire obtained’in Europe, could not give all the hrlp the $302141 ^4 i for 1939. coloirtl children go to the same lfl nations naked? * The Five leading imports of Florida tn 1040 were:, itnnnaa, 10,- ■choolt, hr Irflt Ul, let* inuney l‘resident Truman .had Intended ‘ using these three reports in mak- 792,729 Imfiches. valued at $16,- U paid to coloitcl school traclirrs, , ing recommendations to Congress 972,973; coffee, 62,232,672 pounds, in piu|Hitiiun lo colored | k>|iuIx 1 when It met in regular session in $9,270,027; cigar leaf fillers, 4,- tloti* than in Honda where rep ^January to consider the Marshsll 266,302 pound*. $8,819,807; sugar arete school* err maintained. cane, 1.13,308,100 pounds $0,068,- Independent Federal Agency | Coot Industry, Ralls, Unions But in the meantime something 343, and sugar candy, 17.U40,. May Operate Slop-Gap Aid | lead Fight Against Seaway very rrltieai had happen cl m 223 pounds $2,840,448. .The five leading kxports of the Uaioid Sutten, inmelimtt re­ Europe Spttiti to CrarreTPsesj France am H Italy- which vyere state during the- year were: ’ |jh***“l n tw M a* garded as the mos1 liberal Rrpub Machinery and vehicle* $3,777,- *v.u l*> l T>M< MM J^fAfHM.NDTUIlrJUi.Almuii x-ccrlaitiiy,thaL.nilmioi.iraiu,ii ot among the Dt|sivTlons that agreed ' 4'— Ilf in i.tnfiTm'’fof l^piidfnt. » yt wi" the -MirI nm att- ptarr—gm ^Tnth H t ) kUumlakes seal 930^)01 lisr. -tn i Vr a 1 ‘ - in hi* new bouty on "Dynamic stop gap aid lo Europe and tha long-range Marshall plan wtll- n desperate jam for food and $1,739,408; textile fiber* aqd man- be placed In a new. independent government agency fucLtu carry_ them, through Ui* ufactuttrav I LG2ti.fl89;_ vcxcUldc . k'*plUli:lii" uliotL -"Wlieie I Aa th r d a tr forth# ipetiai Session of Congress approach#!, wlnlrr. food proiiuct* .and licvuragrs Seal *Snle Campaign Stand." dial no government should congressional and administration views are cryatalltxlng for tihs (This was e special neny and $$00,441. lake mote than half of a fir non** proposal * f it not jiart of the Mersliell______imi I'lan, Imports snd exports of leading To Begin This Week whirh Is a long-range, fimr’yesr «}«modjUes though rarh nf Flor- A u L income in iaxei. Nut many . Tht agency may well be ael up along the tinea of the Lend- George Austin, chairmen of tho opli irab/e that m ine |wo|>|e lit Lease Administration, with provision* to correlate plsn snd Is not supposed to ste rt"'Ml * major “ ports 'lest year were Twi until 1948.) in short tons: , large gift* group* for Ihe Bem- lhi» country ate taxed to uptuB'i activities with Bute department foreign policy Inole County TR Chrlilma* Seal Ho Mr. Trumen called Congress Jacksonville— Imports:ports; IP u*l IKrcapt of their entire income. But and War department occupation son# policy oil, 299,403) gypsum rocjj 99,978; Raid, (inlay announce,) that hi* | -Although It ta ' flT In’ the future^ former ibto-vfjxctal- Hwtnn'Tfov; 17to selected committee’ would go to .not many pmplr would be inilmed vole special help for Francs and cofree 30,141;90,141; newsprint"newsprint 16,880; Underaecretary of B ute William Clayton la being fertiliser 11,048. Exports: Lurntwr, work on Thursday,' Friday ami lo reduce il. if they knew" it. Italy this winter. Saturday nf this week. All Aluminum discussed aa a possibility to head (he new agency That's the first thing Congress shingles and lathe, 48,196; cotton Clayton resigned recently because of his wife's will tackle when it meets next 38,029: Iron and etcel, 9,846; This it the first year that per­ lU health, but hia supporters say that he could manufactured articles 8,930; fruits sonal solicitation of various firms ’ Henry Wallace who has just re­ Monday. well take the new Job, which would be a Wash­ Once thel'a out of the way, and vlgclablft 8,222; petroleum he* !>crn a part the Seal Sale lumed from E urof^ w}ieir mob ington administrative task unlike hia previous Congress will have to Considrtf hunkers for ship* 32,968, program. ‘‘Wo arc most anxious AWNINGS violence it a mailer M every post that required extensive travel abroad th# four year Msrthsll Plan. Miami—import*; Ilaniissss 146,- that i lif* Seal Sate lie a. successful day occur rente, is ron'cnncd over * • * s Next week, therefore, Mr. Tru­ 062: fuel oil 110,' 387; newsprint one for the dollars given at 10,613, cano sugar 7.604; fresh Christmas linn- very definitely “the pallern' of mob violence in • BT. LAWRENCE SEAWAY—The war drums man will recommend to Concrete carry on a most vital and import­ IVORY or WHITE are being sounded for a new round tn the old, old help for France and vr 'Italy...... right tropical fruit 6A82. . Export*. our own country" wKich he says now. Manufactured article* 9.227; lum­ ant work throughout the year.” TRIMMED IN M "not unfamiliar to jW « who fight over thehe 8L Lawrence...... ^ asaWay and hydro- WIHIoro Clayton electric project Opponents of the proposal are lie may wait a little longer hel ber ehingle* and laths 6,796; fresh The Large Dlft letter# will go’ s witttrried the rise -.of,' Faicum in fore sending up his Ideas on the tables 3.832; jrish . fH>uto«a In tho mail next week. Mr. Aus­ MANY OTHER COLORS marshalling their forces for the struggle tn the canned food product* tin announced. Firms snd larger Germany and Italy." A* a mallei coming session of Congress opening NoV 17 Marshall Plan . which...... will.. need..... { H , . ___ FREE ESTIMATES ol fact, there 'v Q M i rrtob vio­ s lot more talk■ilk andAlt tl ininvestigation, vottltfiktir"!**: $20; Cement 2,174 onion* 1,576. donor groups snd orgsnixation* !*#dln$ U»* battte with powerful support from Secretary Marshall was to ro Tamps— Imports: Bananas 80,- will receive this letter. Th* re­ BLINDH or AWNINGS lence in tlie ffniteJ/States today the railroad#, shipping lints and some labor unions Cosl producers heror# a congressional commit- 761: can* sugar 30.333; fertilisers gular Christmas Seal tetter mail­ than in almmt any other1 country belltvt that tbs project would result m a loss of markeu and di»- t*e today to say What he think# 21J268; fuel oil 20,339; newsprint ing will begin Nqv. 24. (Register And Vote) of the world. A nd/thrt^, ii leu placemenl of Amerltaa-madg goods by foreign products, should he done for Europe. ’ 11.089, gypsum 6,666; tobacco * "I alneerely urge th* public to leaf 8,436; roco*ni)ta 4,664; Kvnerously, to buy and us* mob violence in tlin country than • CONVENTION C IT t—Th* Democratic Nations) commute* wea Betide* the three reports m»n- SEMINOLE I here U-ad to he io the oU'dayi tionsd above, all vary long *d fresh tropics! fruits 3,806. Ex­ Christmas Heats" said Jack Rat- i. » t- •....„ ... . ./FiTT77* - - ~ - /- forced to work hard to Hi) Preaident Truman on the choice of ports: Phosphate rock 290,206; f«n. general chairman ___ _ before Feteum we^eVef b a r d ol Philadelphia aa the 1MI convention city Mr Truman was all-out detailed, more than 200 cougret*. men have been abroad tinea July lumber 86,064; fertiliser* 6,v93t whom George Austin of-the Latgt VENETIAN FOR W IN D O W NOOKS! in Italy end Gctwy/U/V.-r' ! for uklng the convention, which will nominate him. to San Fran* miiklng their own investigations orsngs# end; grapefruit 3 336: Gift* committee will be working. '■ym" ' cieco, birthplace of the United Nation* Into the help needed by foreign Iron snd steel 2,200; manufactured # Venetian blind# accentuate the It was only after the new Democratic national chairman. Senator hriicls* .6.610, countries.' A plastics process make* wood BLIND CO. beauty ol yottf window liaal- Secretary Marshal! calls J. Howard MoOralh of Rhode Island cam* out for Philadelphia that So Congre**, when it meets food'm B?*ch~Lm.P9rt*: Canned uisr.i . . . eliminate undasiisble products 3,620; fertilixere stronger, harder, and mb re re­ Hall a billion dollars ipm#_- the president g»ya tha nod f next Monday, will have an enor­ sistant torbemical attack by 829 Weal Third Street views...Insure privacy...diihise J EtSTity lo g^urotw'ffiioutrf; the . X c0r»ib-U,u> *be president that he thought tt would be beet to mous amount of ipfcial end fa sti 8,091; candy 2,066; cane sugar IM lt fresh tropica! froit 6,478. ■2d *lr *nd moisture Phone 1152-W light... and isuulst* vsnlilalkm . Coming winter, and over 'cjght"eight bit- bil- ^°W “ T*®**** Waahtngton. tn view of the likelihoodUketUu that hand Information on the problem and forcing In a piaatle resin. Congress might bo In aeadon. of helping Europe, *-■ Bxporte: Ftrtfllsere 8.602; man- • ^’r. lion dollars for the neai 19 monthi ufectured articles 6,083; packing The senator also Advised Mr Truman that the International house products fi,7<’9; lumber 2. un a program uf relief and reha­ aituatJon made U advisable to hold the convention nearer the White bilitation uliich eventually •* ex­ Chinese Reds Halted 221; machinery snd boiler* 1,947; House than the Goldtn Gate „ vegetable oil 1,491, pected to cost this founlty in lb.- Aa a remit, the chief executive finally yielded despite tha facV By Air Force Power Port Everglade*—I n iio r li: nriglil'otliood of 20 billion dollars. that a group of wealthy Californians, ltd by former Democratic Furl oil 214.999j hanenea 29,184; Mershail says the "riskr ere real,1 treasurerer Ed Pauley, ‘had “ raDed " $200,000 to match Philadelphia's p e ip in g , Nov. ii, w v -rig h t- mola froeh tropical TO MY FRIENDS And CUST0 but "the chancer of success are offer "r «n a scale unnertlleled since it tomato** 6.G95. sees he bitter sleg# of Stepingkal ear- " If we don't move in. the oe* 12,787: mplaesee • KtRENHOWERE ITOCS UP—The "draft Elsenhower" boom got Iv this year raged today at Shlh- applet 4J31; lumber [tunisls will, sum* up .hi*,» - kleehweng. l?o rotlea southwest l,d6I; onions 3JM8; crate shook* a boost whan an Army TUnee poO repotted that more than two- of Psintng, end 100,000 Chinese I Am Now Located At rumt. Well, we Itope an iton thirds of the ea-aervtceman Ihtnk ''Ik s" should run for preaMent curtain nf American dollar* will Communitte arrayed egalmt the The polk conducted by the <31 * *-----newspaper. ehow that aa rail city, keep them out. and that the «2 . the Communist/ dead all even greater number of veterans aald d vote for the Army chief 7e&2P . disuetehee reported and the captured at 600. EARL’S. GARAGE .Communists don't turn out to be tf h t war# a candidate. 10,000 of the etUckere were ca*- government ait Torre, or- LSI* urns of our mero,'ODrnim Surprisingly, said the Timet. Eisenhower, received ualtiee in the iniUal fighting In b r/lto CencralUslmo tn can politician* who simply more support from Democrats than from Repub­ Vet* Think Which government planes war* Sid hi ki ar h wtqrg*a At Seminole Tire rtay boutthi. .If the Com- licans. whilr Preside#! Truman ranked second among u«d In unprecedented etre 460 sorties yestrr- leaving Cummun- st* ere aliil a menace to those polled from both major parties. Beedheyer g ® * " ° ! CencrallMlmb rfler our 20 billion* are avowed OOP b made eighth at then? Do w r back MecArthur relit! sixth. X onr monev over there, waa roported to hav* ' • ^ ^ tt* ^ntoctfila poHad would j s K i s . ' a _____ Mnli of th# 10.000 drive • the ■ RostT oat of • aad that #4 pef cent of theja* publics a* would Chsngwu, 00 miles north erf )______raxualties_ ebeut tb* rail juncture with lb« atomic bomb? - of all- vet«ran#Tbouf ht Du should den. More con*erv»tlva scegunU. dty. j ; v"- • v

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In France during World War I a* Miss Williams Given Tangerine Queen Conte*! J George Will Accept Junior High Hears a captain the Army and was com* m inder' of company C of tlli f*nrty Council Catholic Greetings John b. Galloway Fourth Battalion, nf (he Florida StnSe' Guard In Hanford during Social AndPersonal ActivitiesThi* Woman"* Council of the t.ON DON Nov. It iF V |>al- John I. tiatlaWav. veteran of the Ktr*t World War. v. a- the World l Wai II r w. Lawton. Fir*t Christian Church met re­ iiav program presented in the lion mndt* n abort talk after which Beverly Jean Brown Tison with Mr*. la-slrr Tharp a* irrrivo Thur*day from Itrmard Open house »«< hidd and pupil’* ■•n-ho»te<*. Mr*. O, D. La ml rets, Cardinal (Jriffin the offictnt con* Junior High School auditorium Calender Honored On Birthday chairman, pi rallied over the bu»l- vi-aterday nflt-rmsol^ nt 2 ; |t I* M. Wink wa* exhibit* -I in the various nra* meeting and Mr*. Ale* John- Mr*. It. A. RumldryV section dr hrnne’Trmm*:"'TV-tLAi ihg' Iho eere the aevertth grade wm the sponsor f llntv Mia* Beverly Jpan Brown «»« aon led the devotional portion of ig gpBfnr in , honored on her eighth birthday Iroduced 11it; 5ue.ita, ’ * . .. w tilt a ii/n y J.\«n by her mother, alter Morgan mndurted The monarch relaxed ft mu- of #9 ilr l, T||. tJ____ the mimfonary program and spoke ("•ill Siu iu'itrfl h-il the g tuufi in The greatest known under* Mr* Krrlyn Brown, on Nov. 6, an Kerlesiastienl art which har* ip'laud’* Player in opening the water range of mountain* ii Ttie parly was given at the home to thr group on “Where Croat the Use of Catholic elevy’s title* The Crowded Way*” A talk on rngrant nnd Ann Unborn con- I hr mid* Atlantic Bulge _ w hich of Miss Brown's grandparents. when addrraalng the king. The ictiil the singing of the St at *trriche* front Iceland *lmn*t to Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Mrtts K. 1.. lotnt-y of Westfield, N. J. Stewardship wa* made by Mr*. ceremony of prenectaHun in the arrived yesterday to spend a lew O, T. Peanut. iwnglcd Banner Dirk Aiken o a ­ the Antarctic. A pink and white.rolor schrne linker will ninth the firm time in ten inlrodured anti sang lEttdvm.l was used in decorating the rooms days with m* paten.», air. and Following the business meeting modern British hisloty -that a Air*. K. II. lainr*. the group adjourned and met at tinting'* lb > t-ssinnnl acromparir There of thy Melts" home. During the Catholic cardinal Ita* given hi* of­ I hy Kogvt Hat tic Quaker* ol afternoon games were placed and thr home of William William* ficial congratulation- on a toyal Mi** Rose. L*vy t„ attending wheie they * r n joined by their Ir. Sprei \|». Calloway served . ate-in the pritc* won hy . Mildred Howard, .he ■ aanmti Malt lit iam p‘4 wedding. Catdinal Citffin. ns Morel* Metis *nd Clyde lltrward. husbands. A birthday party hon* wtieie she t* nuichasing merchati- nrrd Mr Williams' daughter., Su- Mia* Sally Miller assisted Mr*. disc fur the’ Hollywood Shop*. £ WEDNESDAY Brown In car.ng for the guests. The Social Department of the I.atr in the evening Beverly cut Alta. Fran., at. .UarNcill In'; Sanford Woman’* Club will have her pink and white birthday rake Sunday for Tampa where »he will a dessert bridge at the club house and rrfte«hincnl* were nerved to aiiLiiu Um rasn ...ii .dan tor ttw St 1:30 P. M. Hostesses will tie the guest*. Those enjoying the towrll Company. addresses. party with Beverly were Alma The Catholic pre- * dr*rribrd Mrs. W. S. Rrumlcy. Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mr*. Joe I.cvy, Mu. Meriwether, Mr*. George Stine. Brown; Joktic Brown, Ann Brown, the law- as "an nffiotit to the Betty Ann long, Harold long, Nonna While and uaughtn, Don­ King'* Catholic siihjiit*'. Under c * i a y .5 Mrs. Kirby Fite. Mrs E. A. Lond- na,- of Long Island. >> 1. lime enberg. Mrs Jack Ratigan and Jr., Minnie MctU, Junior MetW, the act, a Catholic \tohiu.hop Doroth; Metis. John I-awrence, moved to Sanford for-the winter is allowed to send a “loyal* ad­ Mr*. I. F. Rlchanl*. Reservations month* and are residing tn Floral must be made with Mrs. Ratigan Howard Kushlon. Thelma Rushton, dress” or congratulatory message or Mrs. Meriwether hy Tuesday Marlon Rushton, Ann Rushton, ■t noon. It 1* stressed that the Angie Stewart, Eugene Rou*e. Mra. Harry Hansen and daugh­ eeling will begin promptly at Mildred Howard. ter. Cheryl Frances, of Holly* son. Mr*. R. It. rnx, Mra. Mary f .10 so member* are urged to he Howard an The board nf the Sanford Gar­ son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and time In travel m tri bt-- Jackson den Club will meet at 10:00 A. M, ned Rahurn. Alsu Mr*. H. E 1e>ng, MM. C. -W. Appleby Tommy Hole, Wyu.j ranch, lie ha noth­ at the Mayfair Inn. Mrs. Roy Reel, Mr*. Marilyn Stringer, who had been their guest Tripp, Mrs. C, K. Brown, Mrs. T. ing against the acting profession. A buffet supper will he served fnr the weekend, returned home Hollywood Jit fuel, when his daughter, t at d at the Seminole Country Club at V, Brown, Mr*. Ethel Mattair, with his parent* Mr*. Mary Daniels, Mr. ami Mr*. Ann. graduate* ftottt high school 7:00 P. M next June, he plans tii. help tie. t THURSDAY Dorus Norwood. Mr. and Mr*. Mr*. Andrrwr rt. Week* and Virgil Mett* and Talmadge Metis. small son of Enterprise. Ala. and HOLLYWOOD, Nov, It (A’t »tatl as an get res* in the no' The Sanford H me Itenmnstra­ Hollywood Is out to rrfute the tion Club will m e.■ at the home Ralph Edmondson of Rell Jacksonville Beach. Fla Ala arr visiting with their broth, rlolrn'that it la not a family rom- Jimmy Slew rut i-, thr Unit «f of Mis. 8. C. Dickerson on South Mrs. R. L. Caldwell and Mr*. R. Lov'lv Pal Reel, 20-jrr.ir-ptd a guy who geldntrf Wi|>ev cnlhusi Sanford Avenue at 3;Q0 P- >1 er-ln-law and sister, Mr ami Mrs. nmnltv. i bmiwMIe, wit Hie ntficial F. Crenshaw; Mimosa Circle At M. C. Slone and Mr. ami Mis. C larval maternity’shop* are doing astro nlmul nnythrng. hut gcl.hilri The' Fidclis Class of klip First banner business" front screen enu> >,i the J.rVkspiivMlf Orach -totted on flting aii'l he Baptist Church will m e rt'a t the Cameron, Mr*. It. T. Thrasher a* Cbatniirr of Commerce In me home of Mrs. John Whitaker, 405 luminaries and a bumper crop of 1047 F'oriria Tangerine Queen co-hostrsa; 'Palm Circle at 3:00 balde* is due In future month*. conteet. it Pyprets Garden* on West Eighteenth Street, with P M. with Mr*. M. L. 71111*;'Rote MBs l.oiene Franklin as co hoa- Seminole Hi Among those expectant are ‘Betty Sunday Nmemtier Ifl. which t* tess at H;00 P. M Circle with Mra. Irving Felnberg, Hutton. Dinah Shore. IVIatrah heinc sism nfetl by the Winter TWF.NTy-FIVF. BOX . .The._Amer'Ic*n Jfomo Depart­ 1005 Magnolia Avenue, By BOBBT PARK Jierr Jilcinar.i'arker nnd Mines. autUTy: l’ouei.V ut« juuiiu:i -. .IU.L Ttie -Sallie Harrison Chapter, Dana Andrews, Kay Kyser, Mae. •nrire Ilf* £. jtlfii i% i«|H tlillni 1lir>»* ment of the Hanford Womans Daughters nf the American Revol­ t lub Will meet at 8:00 I' The Celery Crate wa* well a t­ Donald Carey, Red Hketlpn. Van “I’ve flown it little since is club house. Mrs. Cole ution. will meet at the home of tended with I IK preterit. Tho Johson, llnliert Ryan, Richard hark,”* lie said. "I lunl emu Mr*. H. E. Tooke. 720 Mrllnn- Conte, Alexander Knox, John pejrilhr I urn. (tscar la-vnnt will lie Brimful el celorlut, ClirirtmMy CArtf* Ir tfrlr Be\- holt will give a food drr Glee- Club made atouml t.h’> at off the music hall broadcast for « that dining the wat tlon. vllle Avenue, at 3JIO P, M. with the dance they gave Friday Payne (Gloria Dr Haven) and Bing Crosby is , the h Mrs. John Melsch, Jr. a* ro-ho* week while ho goo* ea-t fr*i n;- centAlniOit twenty live ilrri^nk—ra^lr one different The Atalea Circle of the Han­ Burt, l.ancastrr (exported mo- wrtrkitig man in IMI) wip'd lets. All visiting daughter* are mentarllvl rortl «-*»hm* with the Philarlelphia ford Garden Club will meet at Almulay morning in cha|u-l we and New York Phllhnnvunii* and tacit one At Brimful of holiday spirit f H'lrcle with Mr*. H M. Papworth. five additional car*. was hard at work putting the from the Render’s Digest *tory .. . hi* i'llt'tmrg Pilate* next sea Powell's ' Hi* car* of food*tuff* were finishing touche* oil the span* The “JoDrm Story" *er|Utd is pro- son. The team wilt he sjuriked h) added here last night as Gov. room they're fixing up for gen­ grossing. Bill Itemarrst has lu-en new. young blood, and will con Herbert H, Maw of Utah, turn­ eral meeting*. The Ty-lli-Y ptom- notified ho'll l-o In it. Bill hope* it cent tnte on »peci!t say* tin ed nver command of the train to l»erl to help foot the rxjH-u»r«. Fox In Panla; Ixora Clrd# at 3:00 Tracy McCracken, president of Several picture* were taken of Oscar. Wallace Iteery. old indentrm'itide P. M. with Mr*. J. C. Higgins; Cheyenne Newspaper*. Ine., re­ eluhs and officer* for nf the motion pictiue Industry Jararanda Circle at 3:00 P. M. presenting Gov. (.ester Hunt. Friday morning. Vari ing from Warnrrs to make another *av» he’ll never tet iie, with Mr*, JL1 G. Methvln; Mag­ The train i* exported to arrive mittee* from llie different club* picture. But Jack, still mindful llaek Tor letatre* on “ Alias Tin nolia Circle at 11:30 A. M. with In Chrycnne thia afternoon. of the "Horn Blow* At Midnight" Gentleman." Iteery wa* n*krd ii fiasco, |* waiting for "the right BEAUTIFUL FABRICS ---- story" .... Glrmla Farrell nnd meeting will he Jo«n Blundell, veteran* of Warn- y at 6:00 o'clock, era In the '30*. are now nclgh- on acting till I drop." Dar holiday I* ‘bor* ^fT New, York Both thefr ID* runriit picture Is sup­ posedly hi* 21 Ith, l»'it Wally says TIMED FOR FALL the six week te*t wilj la-gin next wrek. '* The Student Council I* trying For You To Sew into Your to get a lot of good stuff -to­ gether for the talent show pro­ gram Thursday morning, Mr. Tv- Mon! Keconiintf Wardrobe- ler (* going to* show the 1047 World Series during the program.

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PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Florida Sports' Georgia. Tech Is Tew And Cadenhead, Notre Dame Rated Are Chief Threats As. Beat Team In « y WOULD READ YOUR AD Merry-Go-Round Good Bet To Be' In ’Bama Offense ' Nation F o il Week ------TOO.IFIT APPEARED HERE LI S e t For Winter In Cotton Bowl'

By Wtl.Bt'lt IKNNtNtiH n * I , !,*< {. V n v •» (4*1— 0»»tnn Jj* Ne«dr>i«rn P«wl pointed *rl‘h en- MIAMI, F la.—Tha F l o r i d a •htirissm tnd* v to nrusnoel* «f sports’ scene, aa calm a* a troniral Invilli' the ftr«i iimtcfi-ilwl, n piled brecrc In the itimmrr, ia ready to Smthwest Conference team In the lea off on another diary, mad- ...... «-f Jen, L roHIrnii rtif'- f t m November through April, tarl- *nd Intlmol'Ht Geor-la Tf*h wipitit he ■ v w l the gataL rot tie or erf need *» »»■ the case the la»t two lush winter*, hut the crowd* are expected to be a* large and enthusiastic even I hough they pack only two-dollar hillt. Juat about every kind of •port­ ing event I* planned with the ex­ ception of the winter gamr* such mi let* hockey. There'll be skiing, but on water. p ic k -t h e -w in Ne r Karly arrival* will find dor raring already underway.. Three CONTEST tracka, one each' in . Miatnl. Jack­ First Prize... sonville and Tampa, batV led off _ * ' * ■ - Lamb Knit Sweater the betting parade. (in1f»trea«i Park. IP utile* north Second Prize LPr. B.V.D. Pajamas of Miami, Inunrhe^ the horse rac­ ing •ea»un D vr,'I »iiH 4" daya, Awarded Uy with llllaleah opening Jan. Id, and Tropical Park on March 3. On the mi**! nun!, lb* Sunshine PERKINS - ROBSON Park Baring A**oe(atk>n Will open ELUDING NAVY'S QUAKTKBBACK, Hayklnger (No. M), McCoy, 60 dav« of horso racing near the right half for Georgia Tech heial* straight for the first touch­ Third Thru Fifth Prizes ...... For Tampa Jan. 9, down in n game, played nt llntllinoie, in wh'ich Navy lost by a fum*- I.hnI -season In Broward and Idu Id-14. The unbeaten Southern* might well have tasted defeat, Each Prize Winner, Onl* Pass For Two To D»de couniiea. on the east ruaat, but an oyrr-anxlous Middle muddled. Navy was hading 14-9 when the three track*, Gulf/itrram, Hob Schwocffertnann blundered with victory In sight. Final wore Ritz Theater Tropical and Hialeah, attracted was Georgia Tech IB — Navy 14. (InternationalI 1,363.932 cash ruslomris wlm Iiet INSTRUCTIONS - *101,4411,79(1. The Tampa track to fullback. 1 next on the Itsl, Penr HaIIoIn must be In Tho Herald office before noon entertained 72.02R.*Wd' Itjtl4j>29 Shotgun Shells Will In th'e 17-7 victory over Geor- eighth despite three on Friday or postmarked by that time. All games was nouitul Into the Iron Haw*. COMMENT Be Late And Cofttly gla, the two Missiaxlpnians or,-. Autc*. j* srhedulvd for must Ire marked. Five golf tournament* sponsor-. gl rice red a gniue-clincnlng B3- date at Baltimore i cd bv tho tVofraslunal Golfer* yard scoring run. Tew liiflke off which has hern apll • BALLOT ' Association and several women’a TALLAHASSEE. Nnv. II I/P) Florida hunters will have plenty* larger amount than others be­ tackle and raced along for -10 as “the licit losing i events are on tap. including the vanla twforn a pack of Georgin j country." SEMINOLE VS- WINTER PARK __ Helen Leo Ituherty at Miami Jan. of atnmunUion this •••axon, hu! cause we give earh team 4 2 pel it ptohahly will lie Into In a r­ rent of' the gross cate. Bental, hack* hemmed him In. He Iwt I Wisconsin, a new ar AK.MY VS- PENN 29. The PGA uffuirs are the 110, SIDELINES eiailed off In Cadenhead, who ran I top 10, will have a I 01H1 Orlando (>|icn, I»rr. 4-7: fit),- riving and will be t-X pc naive. , lax and share to I he Smith wr*t The State-Game ami FtCah Wn- Conference come out of the re­ the rest of the wnv. 1 R*ml to alay in the cl FLORIDA VS- TULANE 000 Miami Open, Dec. 11-16; St. ■Cadenhead waa u atar hack ,a*. tl,e »rhedule • ea I* for Pflerabnig Open, Feb. 26-29; $10.- ter Fiah Commiaalon made u sur­ mainder. Dur operating expenses GBI1) PBEIIKTIONS vey of the leading shotgun shell are taken rare of by program, (irrcnvllle High in 1041 and 1042. (with powriful Michlgn HOLLINS VS- MURRAY 000 Mtann litternationa) Four'Ball, am) got additipnpl preparation In *lnc« iieirig held In i March , and the Jacksonville So fur this ycai .we have betn distt ibutors and announced ‘‘de* concession nipl radio right a.” STETSON pretty lucky In our gridiron. *r" -pile rumors to. tho contrary, Tin* Cotton Ibiwl believe.* Notre |IH3 when he*was a atandmn diarm and losing hi U For golfers'who play the public lettions, but as the season roll, there will tie an adequate supply Dann- might wapt to come here empses, an item of .intt-rest I* ailing the games get tougher aryl .of .shotgun shells to gu around lx*eau*e the Bumblers • haven't that 'Hie city of Coral Gables has the upsets are more frequent. this season. They will Is* plen* played in Texas in more than 3ii Bowling News Thin week offers many close laaMd the famous old Hlltnimi- !lful but late and expensin'." years, because Nofre Dami- Is n o t By Prank Rockett - Its losa to Peqh.'Crqwdlng cl Pie ,V8- PENN STATE Country Club layout for use of cpntesU a* the other* have. Itlstributora informcsl fhe'Cnm- eligible for the Bom* Bowl under rntxvlojrthgfg xhnrntgn nf rttfrper; behind the Golden R ntrr-cai one nnd ail The eOUfAkiVatIurhed -* We pirk ihetIKORGIA Bulldogs th'P Wi'rlyi u ' Citfifi-r'enee-l’acifir llllnoli, and William and Mary. VS- PRINCETON ___ to wlmt i« now I he Army’s Pratt to nip the Auburn Plainsmen and whirh is used in 4he mnmtfarturi' Coast Conferenre tfeup and be .General Hospital, i* on* of tho the GEORGIA TECH Yellow Jack- »f shell hasea,' (ha» held Up ship- cause* the Fighting Irish played N. a STATE VS- WAKE FOREST ... Bowl Is located, last year. Diego Navy,team. His older broth­ A highlight of tiletlte wfntwinter sea- MISSISSIPPI STATE will suh lliia month. Florida’s hunting No team definitely will In* er, Bobby, i* center at Mississippi PURDUE son will N> the Bowl g»nn due L, S. U., Duke will rip South •canon open* Nov. 20. obtained for the Col ion lk>wt State this season. Miami's Orange Howl contest Carolina, WAKE FOREST ha* it game, however, until a Southwest Tcif, called "our most consist­ topping the iilhert. Th. stadium, over North Carolina Slate, TEN­ Conferenre ehampiun Is known. ent and hardest runner'* by Coach campaign to secuie new players Drew, will Iw gone next season, now being doiibledeckwl, !* expeet- NESSEE will rip Boston College for the Giant aystem. Thr're ale still Ihrt-e .weeks of HE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING el to la< the finltlit*! with r.0,000 uud CLEMSON will top Duquesiie The Giants are broadcasting play remaining and Texas Chris­ but Cadenhead has tw» yeani aeals available. Heretofore the NORTH CAROLINA has tin* daily on four radio siutlmi* bIhoii tian and Texas still- are in the top crowd has tax'd around HH.IXML erlgc over Maryland, BICE will i (pining, having lust only one Team "Billythan hi* best days ahead Name the facilities offered in thr* school Hti77 Jal nlni a pai-muluel game, nip the Trxua Aggies, and Texas that they conduct next January dayroes of him ,. Drew says, “and should Mo** Amusehient 9 fi !Wtt opens fur 100 (lights at the Fron­ will rout T. C. U.. here at their ramp. tnai.r a'teal_ name here In-fore Address ton .here lice. 17, which Is earlier will trim Wisconsin and PENN Table Supply P1177 the 1949 reason ends." Hot Gruhsr, one nf the huslrs' Fighting (iators To . 5MU2 than usual. STATIC ban || over Navy, executives of the Giant organ!lo­ Sanford lluick Since all the other W. O. W 6 10 9371 hack field regular* an- senior*, Kdu,. which made a .terrific hit We pick PENNSYLVANIA to tion, is looking for a place to Fly To New Orleans 6 10 H954 *0et Your Ballot In Karly here, last winter, wilt lw hack with upset Army and Columbia lo live in Hanford and is looking Cadenhead will have to carry an tnm Holy- Cross. Tonight the Womens league •ven larger abate of the offen- the famous Hurricane team of fnr a house' nr an apoftment. will bowl starting at H P. M. In- Btewarl Iglehart and Mlcheal Here In the slate we think thut If anyone has such n plftct- that live load next year. Phipps playing outsider*. The cidenUy, some of thru* women the TUl-ANK tiic-n Wave will they, would like to rent for alrorit can bowl aa good If not In-lter University of Miami also la continue their victorious way* six months, we wish that they than some of tho men In both of VPonsoring a team this wlnier with Haluttlay against the Univarsity would rnntac» u* or Mr. Gtul«r. the men’s league*. tho vlsltorrf. Numerous rillea art* ot Fbnrda and VamlerbiR is Charles C. Marian, another lbe ail. Thr squad plans to fly Team for this week i* Sanford planning lournienta with vatui •lalerl to trounce the University Giant executive, ha* arrived in to New Oilcan* this Saturday able cash prilra. Huiek. Pinfall and Averages are of Miami..STETSON lias an even tnwn and la setting up the quar­ for their conference game wrltn for last night* games only. chance of defeating J'rexbyteriau ter* for the men at the liase.' He rugged Tulane. Name TP Avg. sing plans for om- or twpRag fig and Rollins will take a drubbing will tie In charge of the former - -Tlv« 4eam will leave Gainesville J, J. Drum - -198 133 In Miami In nildscasun, _Thrr from-Al UitrOx i STATE. J. O, ((, nt thre MimifRml Alrpiirl James -Brindle « 362 117 In- the usual weekly matches, UTAH will defeat , MIN­ Friday afternoon In a chartered where most of the men will live Della Air Line DC-4 and return A. C. Stark 383 121 well a* wrestling. *“ NESOTA will top , PURDUE during their stay in Bunfqrtl. IL II. Krctxer \3 d rt 122 Tennis, l«iating. dftg shows, wiljwill heat Cornell, ' COLUMBIA Saturday after the game. The The Giant tryout camp is get­ big 44-paxsenger shin will covert Prank Rockett ..... 442 147 horse shows, trap and xkeel shoot iwill .!! halt___ ...PHI . . ami...... DARTMOUTH. ting a splendid response from all Don't forget about the' Scratch tournaments, basketball,.howling UmII trim Holy Cross, the distance in slightly more than . _ , ,___ i, Yal* i will over the country Mrs Marian re­ two hours. This will lie the first league next Friday nllflil'. AH and shuffletpiard will liylp round, foult Princeton, , will port* and the hoy* will, liegln men' who are Interested should be > out the program. time In history any University of }maul Marquette and VIRGINIA ‘arriving for the camp ju*P a day Florida team ha* used- this mode at the Bowling Alley at i P. M. Among the other 0*1 i_ : letter...... will suck West Virginia,* T. -or; two after the first of the year. ready to bowl. event* Will be tbi- Shrine football NOTRE -DAME will nullin' of transportation. game lire. 2fi;;thr scrum] annual Northwestern ami BAVLoR will LKFT-II \NDKII BACK FI ELD Orange Howl regatta. iAw. 27 C8| trounce Tulsa. - will e a s t i.a n s in g . Mich, d ii- the marine pageant on Jan. It to crush Ohio State, MICHIGAN Michigan Statg ran field a left- lauli the llu.OOa Mctro|m1itan STATE will trim Tjmpic mid handed barV-fb hi. They are Rill Miami fishing ttmuu-y; lln- ROBSON-SRORTING^GOODS Rlcnkhorn anil Lynn Chandnola. Feb. 21, .and the |60,000 Fla/ningo HOMA will take a clpsi- unf frqm Htakcs at the Sam., track Fell. 28. j . OREGON will hall Slpn. OFFER . riivT’ ifonl amt UCLA wilL pour It, mi „ .A LN‘*' JISW ,llNK 1 Washington. < BOSTON (® Jack Bharkey,! NEW YORK GIANTM FLORIDA WEIGHT SWEATERS Jr., ion of the former world1* _The GlanU am continuing tlmlr {wavyweigtii champfonrlrg mem- progress at the Municipal Air- bet of th« Huston (allege hockey port, and Sanford is reaping a 1swear , whirlwind of publicity from r

THE OLD HOME TOW N *•*!*•••* u I i *m oa,* By STANLEY ( THAT feUTS ALWAYS ) S VEST TYPE Q ^ J / T A K jIALx A s h o r t c u t ) . VTO (SET OUT ; v V/OR<.' j d CAMEL YELLOW GREEN

COAT STYLE TWO TONES worth mon in trade for and Top-Quality General*. MAIZE Don't, lal them go until you get our prop- option. Come in toclay. We'll g o the limit to give you a Trade-In deal you VY WORK SWEATERS can’t.refuse.

SLIPOVER and COAT STYLE with DOURLE ELBOW for DOUBLE WEAR. DAVID SMITH, MAN • (LAY-AWAY PLAN)

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. TUESDAY, NOV. 11, 111 1? HANKOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TAGE FIVE * ..ae-n'a v l i i , i f**J ; U. . . enc* Saturday that*money from paign?" ■ 11 i ^ "»* — - - *' 1 " inf«* ' VT«« ’RV»Iy » >1 *PdlflltM tl%if IV 4 Thomas Says Lewis’ IV 4t*a * (Ittttltl, Mate nl*l Tf. Krnl|> i f (CIOJ acknowledged today there J »*m «»f ^Anfi»r»l r*. tuitti* •“oroliahlv” I* "John I- Lewis referred to the Keuther charge the other side." ' •J' ' l]lHlt||pf cross Eyes I David Dubinsky is president 1 b t l t «*!• 1* «' W M - r l l t m i l r MOMTUMii: Don't Irt d'ltifurint money" in the political campaign and laid, “Far be It from me to of the AFL ladies’ garment work- I |p n’iFitsin. \!n>n v,\*ivti it: ItitjuTV Hai|>ti l'i Ti* 0|dfa.' T i« against the force* of UAW pact* \\ T* iInitiallif Rjlil.tt Anrr^f ‘ M3* In* crcu nr* t*> *nu li-'-m cause any split in the rank* of era.) II i * *111% * t^Hn id SMonttfvc- iAnt Waller Keuther. * a*. I* ,.lk it* , M T IM M iflll\ o r MUHTl.Oil.% the UAW." \V._ll |li*o|i ff|VU luted I l lice ¥r!h»4 w nHm-vec, • "honini rame bafk with a xrilUAmK I ! A * ru% T?iT * | llBR.tlthP Ti. M charge that management Later, a reports asfcfrLlltm it In* ill .tW i Srlf_ fttutm in Otfl SC ! as. "would you dwny there ,wa» Indian ocean is half a* lirgv a*’ Af#t»tck. A It ftii -\i»iii» I* riai I !<•»% s *im » aide. • t T** Itolirrt l*t*on «tu% Jam** A S»d| Hul i 6000 cars* *11 *» tendit-OM. tanv Lewie money in your cam­ Louif Island, New York'. U \ T H Keuther raid at a new* confer- I | tit roil «lists 1 ‘tlr 4 *’l « It IV 1 I •> llltl en»*-»m*lTCNVH fUrWvr. \V A «ta I m I*» | | T*> tni'Lf * t u % v|Mt* tflit fiddly I lil.1 Hhlitvlt. ft «'!(• -* niafmtl It ft tu H'MIt** R r . u n i i -h i ,, ti t *. i »: h .fw- ; C H O IS t T l FOUNDATION M Rtl. K *TITH M lillTii tlil'A mui4 #>|ui «}rftTt nnnMlif tv T HUt Vun * Mm T»* KnttT»tTo|tFff SAltfr I* ’ iV FtHUttf 4 §t'| QlAJiAM liOts J*C« tCdNi Alt * ki* t A

StOH'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT ARTICLES FOR SALE 10 Husinens Oppnrlunllitm C H IL E | E SoirfrtERN SMALL APARTMENT, 1 or 2 STAIR RUNNERS, tread 4 rail- POULTRY- M reT XLi’^ V T ; IFtk Sjp op perrons, private hath. Ph. 1378- • ing*. Good and had used lum­ ■ale. Plume I hi It. CrtlLE WERE PLACED 0 * J. ber. Phone 002-W. •fflE S o u fE E R H < IP OF FOR SALE—Urweroek-for drtve- 12—S&ClAfcr SERVICES FLORIDA, fHE NORfHtRM — OFPfCR-aparo inM IUth Building: ways and roadway*—Phone END WOULD BE HALF-WAV l-srgu light office's, iewly oncer- 1241. ated. all utilities, heat and jani­ RENT A CAB a c r o s s H u d s o n b a y / tor aerviee furnished. Call KdA- BICYCLE with W hiner motor - YOU DRIVE IT n o o THe r country is s o W II. A A. Dept. Store. like new—See Jack Horner at PHONE 200 ■ Fire Department. BWICKLAND-MORinsON LONG A N D NARROW* U DHIVK-n. INC. #RCOKD PLAYERS and radio* CHRISTMAS gift boxek of mixed for rent. By day or week. The rltru*—EXTRA FANCY PACK RADIATOR cleaning, rcpnlring. Musi- Box, 119 W. D t St, —Toni Meto, Phones 483 or 80th New lUdiatnr*. in w cure*. We Phone'053. take off A in.lull Jimmie < OOINO OVI« 310 at the National Hors* Show being held In New York lias apace heaters XM.tlS up an’* Sheet Metal Works. Phone City, Scntirlta Eva Voider of Mexico dear* t huidte In dne style wllti her mount "Jalapa." Mexico, whose military Jumping to m made an _ 2 NICE ROOMS, t double, II. It. POPR co ; INC. filtl. (ingle. 712 Palmetto Ave. excellent showing lu t year at the meet. I* a Itiong favorite to win thy* T" HOT PLATE LUNCH International Jumping coulwil, • »how highlight., • tTnlcrnatlimal) 2 WANTE P JO RENT Served from 11:3C to 2 at Homer's Expert Radio Repairing Fred Myers. 511 E. 2im St. 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfur­ FLOWERS Phone 9131. 12th amt Sanfit Matrimonial Paper 5 Men Held Because HOMEY-BEE nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 tom *11 occasion* is-C h e o n l y to 6:00. McNe il l * y o s t f l o r is t s ONE 0 F < H E Slpea Axa. Just off Celery l e t u s in s t a l l tho*e Muirit' Say Thoir Payroll H uns and ronvcnltmc out tela you | COMMON BEES ^ N (FURNISHED apartment or Offlea ph. 403 resldrnc* ph. 010-R BOSTON. N..v II. tV« Five hou»e iff nice section. Year have la'en heeding »n li*ug,! Electric wiring of ull kind*, j Market is Rooming men wert* hrld Ity police In B<«- 'frtA 'f l o s e s round residents. .Telephone IS. SEWING MACHINES ton.xNiw York nml Newnit. N. rfs SflMC IN HALES AND SERVICE Itumlall Eli 111. i J.-atid a -ixth wan fi.-e on #50,- AN EFFORT FURNISHED 4 room apartment Bert's Sawing Hath. Shop Tailored auto scat i*Rrct» A ui*-| IL GLENN WILLIAMS IXX) hail today in i^jnntClloil with 1 bedroom house. Mr*. II. * S. 113 S. Fhrnch Ph. I1TO AP NraafralUrra * OF DEFENSE* „ Cook,.Star Route, Orange City; holitery Wor k. Rid A, Shy,! LONDON Britain** marriage u fllil.INk) irnlloWe’en ' payroll Fla. IUXEDU FEEDS Jirulrlu ilia Phone 9131, ^ market i> bon in ing. htildun, ih -ertlxil hv Police Coin Hunt'i Tutede Fere Star* The head men Of ll» two log* h „t- a||l| ,n FOUR or 6 room apartment. Fur- SEE US FOR -»i*hed” or unfurnished. Two MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING veil matrimonial papers in Lon* leri..ti, General Electric automatic hlan- AND TYPING don trporled totlay that tmilness adult*. Co»o in. Bo* 1,000 c/o 1*-up.about . i)-twivenU(ur k pre^.— JlttJia tl"U - t,:‘,tlt‘t V-Jt na.xampu.|— . . ^WEAjfiu, Herald ______. CREDIT I.LRCALL1JK---- 2 4 SANFORD war day* and must of thr In- out with -awed-off -vhrttguru at •fKE*Wl6oWS V WANTED 11(1 N. Park Phatie ISO • create rnm*' from the youthful. tlje SuiittA’nnt nlnnt of Westing- How MANY WEEDS* OHintinent REAL ESTATE Call Daytona 21H7-W eelhct for and a new trv . Compiioy in the scuith'Tpision di - n a t i v e s o f No r t h ustrum hedge. Contact I*. B. detail'. 9(1 digpeirt, 5.* U week. INSl.TA.NtH Mann, Cake Monroe, Fla. for One nci» hi« h'it 278 Intriwluc trlct and (reaped with a »2i> mm 9 0 0 * QUEENSLANDr Mult i GAGE LOANS "FIRST IN SAM OIID" tinnv and i«- s**ll hunting n mate. payi-dl It A YklONli M. BALL, Realtor any sixe or any quantity. \noth**r met Xi! different women /^US-f'NAl/A ’ FUR RENT—Floor aander. Easy U « .tF t->.)L44 iHMtt ft6isjM l*t . t w i i 1*4^44 JI «•* *4 Registered RAiker and CABBAGE plant*, Marion Mar­ operation. Reasonable rate.i, .Sun- nml finnllv chine, the tenth one W Insurance Agent ket. U B. Mann, luike Monroe. he MV't Km. 4 Florida Stale Bank Bldg. ford Paint 4 (itaas l,o. Phone Roliert Chatleswnrlh. 39 year- O'/AKK IKK By Kay Cot to G. E. 10 FT., double duly meal 90S. old editor of the Mntriinonlnl display case and eahtpresaot in IMnt, said lie .regards hi* business ATTENTION: — OWNERS OF DODGE • PLYMOUTH REAL ESTATE! WE NEED gooil condition, new motor ns “a public rervice*’ and ailvn* PARIS AND SERVICE ratni n state apaluain'il scheme LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF LoJge 4 Son. 109 Palaiello Are. Phone 1011 f o r mulching lonely hearts HEAL ESTATE — HOMES, MRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit -APARTMENT HOUSES, COM­ SIGNS. ’-‘There are thousands of men Cake at Piggly .Wiggly 4 Table and women in llrilnin today wliu MERCIAL Ill’ll.DINGS, LOTS, Supply. Show card* and poster* GROVES, MOTOR COURTS. O—DEE’S SIGN SERVICE are doomed to yeais of tiittei- ness.'’ ChnrlesworOi said. -'They M tm ill COURT LOCATIONS. 1-80 GAU Electric water heater. O, D. l e n d r r f S . Phone 1021 IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER- Electric Service Company. 207 do not renlite that marriage agen­ I ^ W TO SELL, WIIY NOT LET Magnolia Ave. Phone 161. Cohen** Kadiat»r Shop for Con,- cies exist.” * ME KNOW ABOUT ITT AS piety radiator service,,100 Sa.i- charleXwprth nn l Roliert Had SOON I HEAR FROM YOU I 1-30 GAI* anti 1-36 gallon table ferd Ave. Phone 350-W ford, editor of The Matrimonial tup water healer*. Electric Ser­ Tithes, a glee rlo'ely on the shy WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK A1|D many years of life to your YOUR PROPERTY O V E R . vice Company. 207 Magnolia Irnit* of their elinW. Ave. Phone 101. metal roof and l>cautifv tlw- WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I horne. We i|»ray it theyulur Th‘ ir favorite meeting place is WILL THEN TELL - YOU CABUAGE. plants, 2 weeks old. vuii want. Block and other con­ >• railtmd stntiun, usually under WIIAT PRICK YOUR PRO­ Ph. 768rW. crete stiuctiire sprayed in p*'- the stntiun rlork. PERTY WILL URING AND . tel cnlors. Barns etc. sprayed If they deriile to nia/ry they HOW SOON I BELIEVE IT PRACTICALLY new wood or coal with best oil paints. 'I-ct us give always invite the editor whose CAN BE SOLD. A. CULVER circulating healer. Call 13CH- you a free estimate. Reel’* •ndomh* .laiught 0(1104! tin meet- G O L D E N — BEGI8TEHED R-2. portable spray uplt, IHMl W. 2inl ng lift never goe* to the wed REAL E S T A T E BROKER, St. Phono Hk;4-J. ding. * A. MAIN OFFICE ON 17-92 HIGH- LARUE Fire proof Safe. jO'4" They usually send him a pine • WAY NORTH OF UNDER- high - 19H" wide - 2114" deep. A liatt llicksoh Repair Shop of uedd'ng cake He never eats it MICKKV MOUSK After Dinner Speech. Hy Wall Disney Powell’s Office Supply CH>re.Hop i si ■—,*a Tnnnglx-ir if »ll III mgs’ It ITT WntlMIrd. SlouTl HSVIT pajRnenC ANNOUNCEMENT 'or inch client, male hr female, ply Co., ll(> Magnolia, phone . .MARSHALLS*, Balance like rent For appoint­ 9R0. llidford gets it ull in advance, ment call 9173. Custom mnile Venetian Blinds, 'Tintleiwurlh will .settle for dim ------>-i— b AltTlCm WANTED Awning*— Ten day delivery — bird down and th« rrcl when the 6 ROOM furnished house,‘4 acres Woiknianship guaranteed. Phone unrriage happens. land, fruit tree*. Phone 1228- Higheal caah price paid for uaad I3J6. ______Charluaworth -liill* hi* agency a* "the only mitnlnirP' flSfOUUtir . . J , ------furniture. Ted Davia Furniture RAYlfON n s f r u i o r 7 - 1 Co. 811 E. le t Ph. 968. for Hie nulitiity gentry, rommer- •-ARGE beautiful East front ear­ Expert photographer aviilahle at :tl and all classes." Tile Martri- ner lot located In Sanford ITJ, BUY your rar .^egardlee* of alt times for weddings, annlver-. inontal Post, he wain* on it* front Height*. This la a proper tnca- aga or condition, Roy 1(4*1, 506 ■ariv*, lilrihdav parties, social ■tage. "ia not published for a .* lion r for. vour dream home. W. 2nd S t gatherings. Phone 1093. ii ike." . Priced~for quick sale at* 1500.00 in the currant issue 213 women WANTED AT ONCE. 16 used AUTO REPAIRING. HhU’s Gar- cash. age. Hanford and Celery Avp- nnd Hit men offered themselves W. It. WILLIAMS. Realtor no*. The Muilr Box, 119 W. Ota- fourth ate under 3(1. Two Tom r . Boll. Associate st St. Phone 968. nurs. 'bird* have never been married 110 North Park At*. 7 Fata, Llvaslock, Supptira For Dependable AUjut 40 iierrent of tlje rest liavc Sgnford, Florida BKFFHIGKIIATION SEBVICE I. e ll divorced. Age* range from a 2)-year old West Side Bungalow In good FOR BALfiT" Registered, black Cali male Cocker Spaniel pupa six GANAS REFRIGERATION biwmle girl to a grandmother of neighborhood — 6 rooms, large 70. If lot, single garage—Pries 16,250. weeks old. Phone 907-W. SERVICE Ph 676-W Typical of the youthful who Five Acre Farm—good 4 bedroom 8 HEIJ* WANTED have swelled the postwar ranks home. tJirn, other buildings, CUSTOM Imllt cabinets .will give - f marriage seekers it a 24-year- > close in and pricad right. GlRLa" WANTED, tansy's Drug * your kitchen that new luok. Fur ■Id stenographer, blonde with a JOHN W. D. MOORS, Realtor Store.______free plan nnd estimate. Call dim figure and a taste foi muiic 104 Mrl*ch Bldg. 779-W^C. J. G a n t t . ____ ml the theater. She want* a tnan I ll East First St. Help[»!p WarWanted—Young Man as of- "age 27 to 34, Ull and datk, loyal, Phone 1311 fjc* A credit man. Firestone 13 NOTICES— I’K |LS()NA1 uffecttonale, home loving Store*. .ChirlJ*worth thinks she will llud 6 AKTICLfcN FOR SALE A1TENTION LADIES! SALESMAN for electric a .1 lifelong male. SPECIAL Make a one-stop eervlc# fur all “People who meet and many ances and fixtures. Reply your laundry and dry cleaning htough matrimonial papers rarely Good white corn' 34-86 bag. Hog 110 C/O. Herald. ’ M feed in print bag* |5.1tp Pea- need* hy uting vour favorite figure in divorce court*," he saul. ^ nut vine and molasses -100 lb. mfr -They have aomdthing InTffmtmm bags 32.46. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed AN0.U o S X ,,l.Cdvinrti“id IM that Can’t l>e said for all Store. Phone 386. Fall and holiday season* mean 406 8V-T6 Su______Sanford uuplea who marry the oidlnary hig profits for' our Representa­ way." FURNITURE Paint—High GUwa Royal Master ttrrsTure Rack again. tives. We have openings In , Ml. Ik POPR CO. INC. Enamel for home uae, any color Sanford and surrounding towns. Passenger ships are often built desired. Fre* delivery In City. Write Naomi Dillman, Hlrt SANFORD Reality Salon, tele relatively unstable so that long Very good p a in t'a t reasonable Broadway, Orlandu, Fla. phone 1364 or Mary McMahon gentle rolls prumote passenger price*. Reel’s Paint Shop, Phon* telrnhnnc 1364. Permanent* aP comfort, hut naval arehitacta find 1004-J, 300 W. fad 8L-______MAN WANTED TO SUCCEED met hods, starting 36 and up. such‘ «hipa V hard ’ to adapt to us* as R. Simmon* for 1600 family fighting ship* because naval ac­ CELERY- PL A N W fw . tat 8k at Rawlelgh business in Northeast ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ tion presupposes tome damage Canal. W. C. Muae. Polk County. Product* acid 20 landu Evening Star' Call Ralph and a ship 4*f4 enough .for civil­ — year*. . Permanent If you are TWEET Hamlin orange* 32.00 Ray. 1166-J ian use might rapsit* when par­ a hustler. Write Rawlelgh'*, tially flooded. bush. B. W. Lord,rd, Phon* 788- PAK-44D-123S. Memphis, fenn. 14 LOST A FOUND W. or See R. Hartman, Box 284, Longwood. Fla. LOST Grey fender aklrt for 1947 STORE FIXTURES, rommerrial buick in downtown distrkf. refrigerators, soda fountains, Finder please phofta 391-R. FOR SALK tables, booths, chain, special WORK WANTED One House With A Hundred built fixtures, freesera, ate. SETTLED LADY will xlt with 18 AUTOS FDR SALE Thousand Feat W*U Season­ Write or phone collect, ft. W, V . . « e ^ r t y ed Laasbaft* * Bouldin Utg. Co, Volusl# Coun­ 1936 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, L um ber.- Blocks - Brick ty Fair Grounds, DelatuL Phone reaaonalde. 820 W ..8nL Roofing Tin ING A finishing, 960.______.. *39 four-dour Hudson Baden 3700 Plenty Heavy Timbers %EGKTABLp 419 Magnolia. ~ and large *42 FORD and ’46 TurcotU trail or. Inquire at *' ft ” * ' _____ m ? 4 RL 17 4 92 LUMBER YARD ato..Strawberry A 'jaouth Sanford.______SSL Lake 61^ M i Riftfani Avamta 16. 1938 BUICK C O U F t Phene 1889.

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m ' " r ‘ TOE six THE SANFORD HERAED* SANFORD, FLORIDA TOE: , NOV* IT, 1947 IU..I ■' IJ . I, —— ■ — ...... i i rn in | •m i IS . . J ■■ 'is LaFoIlette In the next four year*) . Sheriffs Gun Fight*7 Piano Tuner I s . Taxes May Be Cut a g ^ g y gL, .... So Congress’'problem will ba to erament dropped from 194 eut the cost of runnfhg the govern­ Il'estlaesS fraas fs»i Oa*» —i w»i>“ ftfwr m«i (Ml * 1M8. (The amount which la the ment, cut taxes, have money to *3,000,000,000 In food and furl Next Year, Alm ost1"”””1 d“pprt "™ ,M7 “ men. relorded and emptied It difference between government pay off some of the national debt •gain. Held In Jail For grant* Jhal would not be repa'd. Hardly, Not Quite costa and money taken In taxes and still hsvc money to put into One of the mien fell dead at the f a . rwi ( / • U ' Anything lea* than thla "nefi- can be used by the government the Marshsll Plan. door. The other stopped, started If I n t e n t I n K i l l ' idle sacrifice." the committee in paying off aome of the national (One member of the 10-man to drag his partner, made the U llV U l IU lu ll said |n a' 1.13.000-word report n r JAMES MARLOW debt, which is about *259,000,-" special committee, Matthew Woll, doorwav and then fell under En­ made public over the weekend, WASHINGTON, Nov. ll-(/T ) 000,000.) a big chief in the AFL, disagrees nis' bullet barrage. might atarre the program Into j Thla hlta you. (That debt Is money the govern­ with the committee on a number As an officer, Ennis previously Mississippi Filling a wasteful operation and cause A special committee of rlv- ment borrowed to keep running, of ita ideas about cutting taxrs at had killed four persons. Station Operator Is It to degenerate into “costly re­ illans. almost businessmen, thinks mostly In war-time. The Interest this time.) He once was no-billed for klib^ lief" taxes ran be cut next year. (A on the debt costs about *5,000,- ing a negro in a Jail after, U P 1 Shot In Argument The committee did, tiowevci, word of caution: What they think 000,000. a year.)* sheriff said, the negro attempted jwale down 'the probable tost of and what will happen are two dif­ The special tax committee thinks Submarine ridges ring the to gel hi* gun. Ennis was tried BAY ST. L O U i^T lm .. Nov. 11 the- four-year self-help program ferent things. So don’t build false maybe the cost of running the northern and western Pacific, •nd acquittM on charges of slay envisaged by Secretary of State hopes.) . .VClAA 63-year-old man* who _ wwwm government can be reduced from Ir r, *‘l* forming mush. Islands 4i Marshall to between *12.000,000, Hut what they say wUL be.argued fOTswo.ooft.ootrn; pcrhipa'iSMAo,- as the Aleutians, the Kuriles, when the sheriff attempted to _mn!iLJhl contrailmtr )ohi i'7*i‘ tK^rtwiajtMKi^l'ravt^ m Congress. And the Kepubliran- 000.000 or even *20,000.000,000. Japan and the Hynkus. carry out *, court order. oT piano tuning and Tanning to *»tHii*lr» had tanged up to *30/ cnntrolled Congress seems certain Can It? Congress will have to earn a living, was being held in 000,000,000. to pass a tax-cut bill of some kind. decide that. And If that's poss­ jail litre today in ronnerlion with Discussion »f l.aKollette, for­ (Then it will he up lo President ible, how much can'taxc* be re­ mer Wisconsin senator, for the Truman to decide whether hell duced? Congress will have to de­ • YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS lire shooting of a Rry St. Ixruis task <>f directing the program kill such a bill with a veto In America's Most Hrsut.fol cide that, too. But reduced when? Aluminum •* Cedar •• Prlishrd Alamlaum filling station o|>cra|or. w'a* heard both within the gov­ 1948 as he did with two such bills In the fiscal year which starts Hancock ernment and among memhets .*{ in 4947,1 Ash Me For Free Esrlmate Sheriff John F.gioff of The special committee reported July I, 1948, and ends June 30, county said last night lh*t tire the advisory group willed func­ 1949? P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Itoliinrton - Orlando tioned under llniriman aa a non- rrrcntJy nfter months of work. Phone 2-0729 piano irmcr-farmer, John C. Rot In brief. It said: If the cost of running thf voting chairman. government can-be eut from the teiman, - was taken into custody l.aKrdlclte served aa chairman The government’s whole tax el-up needs overhauling but In- present *37,000,000,000 to *26,000,- at Pais Christian yrsleiday after­ of two Hardman subcommittee-*, 000,000, then the government u noon. The arrr»t occurred ,rl one on the admistration of for­ rows taxrs should be cut right away. might be able to cut taxes. But/), about 4:00 o'clock, five liouiv eign aid and the other on draft­ how much? FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM ‘ Simpler said than done. Before ing its final report to President Before that can be done. Con­ after three rifle slugs weie pumn Truman. income taxes can be cut, there ed into 33-year-old Q. C. Crad­ are problems, Roughly, here’a a gress will have to consider: Try Some of those who referred How much it should leave—be­ dock. Rosverrnan is under charge privately to him as n '‘logical" bird's eye view of them: tween TUnning the government and I of "shooting willi inleni lo kill," choice noted that LaFollelte's ( I.eat year—the fiscal year end- taxes collected—for psying off TIP-TOP ICE CREAM the sheriff said. service In the Senate was Under , ing June 30, 1047—the cost of run- some of the national debt and a I'rogreaslve Party htlxd and Wd make our own Ico Cream, All flatort ....Craddock received . . two of lhc I lint he- was defeated last yea. .. Tasty — Delicious — Healthful nlie llugi in htt aim. one^J'* | | n (he Wisconsin primaries. Thus, s*. S u ssa ja n e 'W C K , ' the back of his ilmuider. Oils they said, he Is committed to ni.'ioo.tKKi.ooo. Th i. , . . , T .h;,TTruj;;ru;1S*E-SS:^ TIP—TOP ICE CREAM cers said his condition Was "not nelther Republican nor Democrat- in ir/It* U|"rr J.in , Sixteen European countries figure serious.'' tc foreign policy view*, IsMH—(in* ro»t of running the gov-1 th<*v*ll omhI about i f>f* oooooo - f rrnmrnt is figured right now to be ooo |„ ^ 411 Sanford Avenue - Phone 121F Egloff aald he had talked t-> Pi about *37.000.000.000 -~ i ^ laque |»re*rntrd— try I asked him* to give it • hack and make detailed Mpclaion*' on which ah lilt sard. -, Mrs, Theodore Roosevelt, Jt., in Tbe Secretary of .Stale raid SLxMUui , ha refused. Then 1 reached In my nations should get priority deliv­ memory of' Hrig. Geneml Thro car and got a rifle. Credible t ery bn scarce food, fuel and Hr (lie amount repiescnla additions! {' «?-.* VA.* . dure RoohvcII, Jr„ and • appropriation* to bo requested of dropped the wrench and started' dustrisl Hem*. Ita foreign organ- Quentin Roosevelt, was unveiled for the station. I «hbt-into the lialimt would follow up the de­ Congress !e- scrvance and the 11. ft. military tween *10,000,000,000 arid tin,. •long the road and removed with * iw tarlng ’ that “open Ideologi- goverm»r. General Lueiun D. Clar. 000,000,000, . a rator blada several printed ra| war h u bean declared al- signs nn his car. signs advertising in a atatrrhent to trorqn, ufged ready by the totalitarian nations," them to lie ''strongr vigilant and his plano-tunlng business; that be ths committee ssid American aid drove to Pait Christian after prepaird to preserve with every Movie Hearing is needed not only lo repair means at our command, our way ■topping off at his home for a w ar ravaged Europe'a economic of life." B M jg g system but to counter the “delib­ fr«H4 !**!*• Oltfl He offered no resistance to ar- _ Austria—American, British ami By approval was obtained by tele- erate sabotage by the Commun­ French occupation troops hcliLj graph, telephone and mail. rast. ist* who see In the continuance Egloff said a preliminary head­ their own ohxcitanre. Rlnee tbe House was not in of misery and chaos their ties) Denmark—Ceremotiy at French Mon a t' the time, normal proce- ing for Hosier man .will be he'd chance for ultimate victory." . before a jnsllra of the peace al war memorial. lure calls for the cnfnmlltw* to Despite ita'pica that America Norway. Sweden, Finland turn thr- citations over to the Bay fit Louis, “probably Wed tin give “genernuily and wisely," tho day morning." ,,r , Nothing planned. , spoilkpr, who tins the tipllnn, of committee voiced serious doubt Italy—No celebration. Dalian Iitming Item over to the dixlrirt of. this country's ability tv ful­ armistice celebrations held Nov, attorney for pnarcution or side- Armistice Day fill the want list drawn up by 4 and Communist newspaper* tracking them until the House It- 1 the IS western, European nations still refrying to celebration of self enu net, rrsBltss,* nun l*nar i i » i In their Taria 'Marshall I’lah re- 3Qth aunlvvrsary of Red Itevolu. Potiprr claim* the Speaker also weaken our will afid’sur sbillty iwnY It also quctloned whether tlon. Ims nuthorltv to telect delerrrnt and tons of grain a year, it was pects transfer*or the balance of what was described as q lerhnlca- perhaps even tn nut off the day Europe ha* asked 10,000,OIK) properly op the Municipal Airport lily There wan no Immediate ex­ r • when otir lads wtlllhnrch again. notch, but America will be lucky wltiiln the near in days. This in planation. tint presumably the Tha Commandrr of the Eighth to have that much for export rtudes aUmt 30 buildings. point was made that a majority Army of Occupation said the Lo the whole world. Other food* A letter from Edward Higgins, of the committee had not actually Japanese “would have been sav­ —fata, olla, peanut*, dried frulta manager of the Semi nolo County met to consider the action. m age conquerors had they defeated and vegetable*—may help maku Chainlier nf Commerce waa . read Mprtln, meanwhile!, n o t i f | . _HI."-but_nnw "took upon us with up (he deficit. pioporing the. formation itf .» Popper hud lit* asahcTalfs tolflle respect ami even budding friend- Farm machinery ahipmenls can County Fair Association and u v t n brirf and Ik* rendv to argue'the Ire doubled, at the beat, while Synthetic Trainer add Par-1 The General did not elaborate Europe want* them quadrupled. •chute Loft Buildings, also a | on Japan's usefulness as a 'Me- Fertiliier, rated high on the com lease op the Dusty Hoots Riding At a hurriedly called news con­ tsrrent" In his address. However, mlttee'a “muat" list, cannot be Cluh’a pronerty (with the latter’s ference, Popper' ronlrndrd that lextstrd much In 1948 but should Martin was railing for uigumcnt ' • i the Islands lie geographically lie. permission) for fair use, tween the conflicting interests rise substantially In 1910. The re­ The Commission approved tli« “on a matter not before him" amt ■ protesting against "tho unreason- and ideologies of trie United quested coal can tie spared, but tdek of the Fair -Ax.Ulalton. but I'id, "^mduoTssta"'? States and Russia only if Ibis counlry solves It own Mayor Gut stated that tic beifeved nM* nnd lm,luo ha*U - In ScrsnUin. I’a. Bear Admiral wants 1.600,000 tons next year, that buildings for use for n fair We wilt argue under serious M l aletaugh sain the strength of coal-car shqrtage. should be more isolated than lho«" protest,? be said, adding that "the America and its,ita, Hopes for world Steel scrap, of which Europe mentioned. Thricfore, no approval Speaker la fearful of allowing tha peace depend notnoj only on UsIta "cannot bg safely, exported at House, a* the peoples' representa­ concerning Jhe huildinga was, giv­ tives, to debate It," armed forces, but on a sound this time; nor should any “sub­ en. domestic economy. "This Is so be­ stantial quantity of semi-finished cause economic difficulties any­ steel" be exported. Europe'a need where in the world can no longer for steel mill equipment is un­ .be solved at the national level." clear. the committee said, and OWN YOUR OWN I1USINESH so la this country's ability to “Our Wry system' of Yepre- Electric Meat Block Resurfacing Machine- Complete I Mntatlva Democracy Js being and provide iL Price- *323.00 Cash will continue to be judged Ideo­ Every Meat Market A Customer logically In a great measure on F. W. Flake) Box m Sanford, Florida the baits of our ahHtty to main, Re-Hurfacing tain a sound domestic economy," Admiral Coldough ssld, <<'-*ilnN»e Cm- I-a* nnsl posed ordinance to limit parking in restricted areas on k rench *_2 Fliern Killed _ Avenue.-duo—4o— the - fact" tlml parking signs Lava not yet ar­ (C—alls**• fr-m .ffsai Os»l rived. d h b ° y - ' ’ Fbnd Du Lac,, Wi»...,yv*re killed. H. B. Odham’a request to oper* SgL Pasquale A. Mens! emerg­ ate four new taxicabs waa ap­ it make* V°u ed from the crash kii a'hero. proved, provided that ha pur­ Ha and . Corporal Robert A. chases and operatea Ik* eaba Corn-Soya, the new cereal sen- Quinn were In the tall aectlon within 80 daya, said Mr.' Bayer. lotion, it really nourishing, yog when the plana went down. Quinn, Application of tbe Elks Club know. In a crisp, new delicious the smallest man in the plane, (o operate a bar at their* club way, it brings you proteins, vtto* tried an eaeape hklch, but the house for members only, was hut# ha was wearing caught approved. » mint and minerals. Oat It at your trapped him. Mansi delayed Application of tha South Atlan­ etcape to uotangta the tic Gas Company to Increase gas and rtiora him through. rates under a sliding scale, waa .... B-B»'a home field waa the taken under advisement. Bmoky Hill Army Air Base at A letter from Police Chief Roy Ball ns. Has. Williams, stating tha reasons for At-tha hoeplUl, Bgt- Mantl re­ dismissal of Willis Sutton, negro marked: , officer In Goldsboro from the po­ jra happens Just before lice force on Oct.' *7, waa r a d * and approved. It was pointed out Ip another B -» crash In tbe latter that •go — ]«st before an- Sharon had ate roly Button for undue, uw making arrest of a negro, Mather Hajrlru. 1 Bids were authorised for pur­ chase of 100 foot of new two and

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VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, NOV. t Associated Press Leafled Wire

Fate Of Three GIANTS EAT HIGH ON THE HO< Truman Plans Continents Is ToDeliverHis Bonds' Hughes Inquiry In- Middle East Must Be President Tu Appear , volves Morgcnthau Buck In Washington DeGaulle Urges Kept From Hostile Before .Joint Ses­ In Profit Made On Alliances With Nation To . Insure sion On Inflation, 4 Million In Bonds Peace, Security European Crisis NF.W YORK Nov.' 12 (/P) U y WAStllM.luS. No*. 12 NEW YORK. Nov. II, gP»- Western Nations W. ilrndriton. a lop Stale De­ Serrrtar * uf Stale Mar­ Qp Henry Morgrnthau. Jr., adld to­ shall mid today that nearly day ‘It’e an outright lie* When partment policy-makrr, >atd today t.dim Amealran iliilitan offi­ ha wan informed of Ma|. Gen. that the (ate of three continent! cer* are hrlpmg the t hiuese •ral Bennett E. Mayara* tewll- depend* on keeping the oil firldi mi*ernmeiit in ii* »»r againat mony before the Renata War of the Middle Fait out of the Communist ai nun. Imt he aald Investigating Committee In Ihe ( him--..- government "must Washington that Meyera had hand* of an “unfriendly ■ great do more there hefore "e rap dlacuaaed a mldli-mlllion-dollar General power do more here.*’ Marshall tola bond transaction with the for­ Without laying to directly, lie Ihe llouir I .iiiirn \ffalra mer Secretary of the Treaaory. made it plain he had Ruttia in t oinmillre that Ihe I'nittd Morgenlhau said “Ihe con- Staten ha* ih u aulliorircd an versation never took place." additional Irainillg center lo • “Our whole practice there Daily in the inter eat* of help China in Formosa. * (Treasury Departraent)." Mur- national arrutity and in ■enlbau aald, “* n lo diarour- age speculation In government peace bonds and to make It impossible ihould he n o . aggietuon in tin* for people to speculate In gov­ area,' Hende linn laid. ernment bonds." He i* director of the ‘llate de­ partment'* office of Near F'ailem WASHINGTON Noy- 12 (IF)— and Afiiian affair*. In an ad- Maj. General Bennrtl F_ Meyeta dreit prepared prrpared for(or the Academy of told tenalott today lie and hi* Political Science he asserted-that liiiman will iprak to mrmheit of wife, netted $90,000 fiom a $L* “Middle F.ailern oil repreienl* the I hr. 1 loutr .uni Sen.ite in the A 000.000 wartime bond deal alxiut lifeblood of the indutlry and Iran*- W which he laid he coniulted then I Ionic of Repn crnt.rli* e* chamber | k>i ! not only of *oulhein A*ia Secretary of the Treasury Mor­ and of Africa but .lfm uf ihe Fu- grnthau. Morgenlhau told him e," De Gaulle de ro|>e of lire future.!* he “didn't »ee how I could go "AM unfriendly foreign power in potuulun of iliac reserves The retired general a ilory <>f would he in n position to hamper, U. S AMBASSADOR lo Great Britain. If nofr prevent, the rehabilitation Vishinsky Rap the transaction came atop contra­ Lewis W. Douglas la shown on hit of western Europe and tu retard Frenchmen's Bay Takes Group Of dictory te»limony fiom him and arrival in Washington from London. the economic, development of Howard Hughe* a* to whether II'* will hold a series of conferences Africa and southern Asia." he with t’lesldent Truman and Scrrfr> Big Four” Over Sanford Civic Leaders On Cruise Meyera sought a loan from the tary of State George C. Marshall on airplane manufacluter for a bond European relief.’ (fiirrmelinniilt UN Violations A largr gnu, it Ihel. w.*r* tmA iueir Hughe* leslified Meyer* Djed to (lay, which will iqxi.it borrow $200,000 to finance a Quotes Truman About much rmbmiaim ;.vei t ovrfrtl Unitrtl Stair* riniubfl of Com said, must $10,000,000 bond •peculation at a lu t it ill ti n t ,if$f a of lieggar. ".Such u' power might • w ell he Aiil To Germany To Hye window* and (Is iniootll lull mnc*\ lima when Meyer*, a* an Air Force nlile, if once in possesion of lire Help Defeat Russia • ••.•itect' !•> llic*Ncillillole l oiinlv Chamber officer. wa» negoltahng w strategic and economic resources of this area, lo decide the des­ Hughe* on warplane contract*. YORK. No*. -12 ill') rt-ttflim rti na 11i i y lull lilt tinies of at least three continents hr Municipal Piei .short of lilt* Amrrirmi Krilir^fion of On Horse Races , Ralph Smith 11 4 !■•*• a m * Deputy Fmrtgn Minuter Y, Vniumkv fast night nr- Red Atomic Bomb offered to lei Main Speaker It i it .* itt, the United Stale*, Colorful Parade Be Cold Snap Chills and I ianic of displaying gins. Day Celebra At Pilot Meet | Wide Section Of U.S. Republican Leader John L. Galloway md piinciptr* « { the United N.t cnutllioi'il si'ii ml uiilvs down III1 Says Price Fixing tty ASSOCIATED' 1'HB.SS liver lo niBiki't 67. tin tlic return As.Fishing Trip Autumn's first cold snap chilled Adka/ Strong Defense A colorful parade yesterday trip it cruised to m il till- sluire wide section uf the country ui -Kiilt-rnme, then straigln t" Is Not Solution At VF\V!s Meeting morning by, more lhan 85 member* tin' Munici|uil pier. Official Washington of the Duily Root* Riding Club Temperatures ranged from aero maintained ilia! Ruuia's foteign K.iuard' liiggins, inaiiagsr of CHICAGO Vnv I (An Price John I- Galloway urged a in to around th poliry It "one uf |iejie, * \ iiliirt'Lv (fie Sentintilh County t’lmiii!«'i Sees Story Also As cmilrid i* i»*> '•ii'Ui*r in inflation. imitated a full day nf Armistice fi•’■■ring mark In- most parts of rong National def*n*e am r rc- of Commcrcv* m ii hrief l.il. jssted support 6/ ‘the National event* carried out with great sue- liuotitet -Qf^-lVWmtie- t ail by. this am sigawiraliBni ire low tin- dii mark froiiCth® Kuchtes • an Malnmrn witli piiniinig .1 menlary law is necessary to rx- }o central Pennsylvania. program of. "halted and »nn)i| eluding a fitb fry and tournament, pvdit*- a meeting, however smalt; Monday night. pony and <|uarter btir*,r race* at Tin* mercury dropjKit to ^2 .inimui" low aid In* muntiy. A film also was shown depict­ It is necessary to put over ideas 111 Nashville, Trim., this uioiuiik their fine new, track at the •Mun­ or projects; to anrooth out -dif­ gml l>-m|>vratiirrs in tlic’till's wei • jn tuppoiI of In' tTaiin. Vi linin’ aiiu.uiil i.f motU’V 11,id,.,I lo ing the Nth Air Force in acllon ferences! and engenders .cuurfcsy, in the - Chinese theater. icipal Airport* where more than irported in Georgia, Misiiiry ol llM1 wbnli quoted Pier ini New lh-.nl Adininiivtrntion." all World War vaterans to rela'r- First Coloisiana 4:0 “Let your Ilirmlngharn, Ala., had a low nf i.lenl Truman llirn a U N ,r(i Ueece fold a^im-etingjif tin: Ahra^ Tire parade in downtown San­ speech lie always with grace, Iiisiii l.inoln \ til it.licit Iti-piitdican thslr aapsriencea ovaraeas on Ihu 4U, one degree under the mini alor—at dnlaiirig ilia! ihe Unit ford,. which waf decorated with seasoned with salt that ye may Ala. There wa* Club last night * day that the Armlitlce wa* sign­ niurn in Muhile, rd Stair* tlmuld help ILima **T ed. Those replying were: Herbert know how ye ought to answer a sharp overnight drop In tern , "Titer,- is- nothing we can do on Seminole Route- every wan." The rule of the ins- It ’Millnura »n l'«»* ">■ • * rxrrpl fu rr th r frn’T'Vtnn'A*rr hat e Pope, PercjL Chapman atuUE. ;A. vard at Fort Mellon Parkr and led in lu tu iis. iii Taxos. Sun Antonio. lo ilii' county, and outlined plain Tdftiymhe rule of parliamentary which had a high of CC yesterday, Al*o IliVultrtl, well ml..mini bwii <>n n huge monetary spree Monfortvn. by Sheriff P, A- Mho bearing the law, she said, amphasliing that a for .day and evening cruises, and Have n seven- economic hang­ Aa this meeting was dedicated n jHirtod a low of .'17. Fort Worth authorilin i.n.l privately today, it American Flag and Mr*. Roy Reit­ -' (hi* linngovi'i. mil (ills sugges- The commander reported that seaboard and tha New England lerming llie litbing lerbniqlie on out lo the rpce track. A large CbnfurH With Higgins Slates today and tonight and the; An outriglii appeal of The wr«ge liml 1* h icd helling. Ihe vug- mambarahip now totals 160, anJ liour law was advocated today Rent Hike Studied an old ttarulbv m military infelli.- gostion come* fi..m tin- ra.IicaT* announced that the next district crowd applauded them. . predicted continued cold wreathe 4 I tfnllnirra on I'afir , fell I „ k . , , , Senator Clauds Pepper Inform- for the midwest section. hy Tyre Taylor, gem ml rounsel gem e, lltetr aillloniiie* taiil ll msating will be hald In Orlando Koy Kerter of Langwood won | n „ mber of Commerce Mana- ..f the Soul hern Slate* Industrial For College Project iraaltaeea rag* SIX Grand Forks, N, D„ was the wink* like thii: 1 ( dmiimm.4 .« r*e* arsi 1 g,,. y;,|»srd Higgins, on a visit coldrst spot today, with a mark Council. . Pakistan Hits huliu * 1 here yesterday morning, that It Taylor srfid -the Ill-hour week TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 12 o1\ A rumor it planted al a point of’ sero, and the mercury was Tin’ ,S(atc Improvement-Com Romania King Denies near that figure In other Nor'h which Is standard In Hie law “I* For Seizing State 00,000 Puerto Ricans AdTndS Dakota cities. Temperatures were ilia, vary opposite of llie ull-out mission today asked tin- tiuaid of',some nrw*pspri, magaime or Control to deeido whether Uni-1 He Is Fleeing Country near normal along the Pacific emphasis on production which the 1.11I10 tUliun. The idc.i it lo gel NEW DELHI, Nov. 12 uW— Said In New York a full report would not be avail­ coast \ _ tip*»s so urgrntly demand.“ vi’rstly of Kliwiua dormitniv, The Pakistatr guverttiiu’iit. In_a MUNICH Germany, Nov. 11 (A*) able for the special session uf He estimsted that -substitution rents gancially sfluuld i f laised tltr lunmi into iiiiulslmu and stairmitu- IxsiiPil to' ihe press —King Mihal I of Romania said Congress. of a 46 hour m -ck.in-1L-S. In­ tu twip finance an (ttJtOOJHHt rienr IbriTTee wbrlbcr it it dcna-vl or today, rharncli'lired India's uc* today be had heard reports he Sen. Pepper state.) that the dustry Would yield enough men student housing project. • onlirmrd. rupalioii of 1 In* princely alale cf was fleejog his country, but that President is reluctant to . allow hour* to build 1*.046,000 morn Tlie Hoard uf Control' hat ask Junagudh as an unwarranted vi­ ed iim Improvement Commission In lire publitlied tlriiul or con- they were “mliculous and untrue." the flood control Issue to' come K'MlIaaee fsae olation of PakiMoo territory. , The 28-year-old monarch and problems unless the Dow of Puer- up In Ike special aggslon, but that In finance construction of the Ttie slateme'lil avoerted that his mother Helen, divorced wife to Kicans la diverted from Ihe It will be handlad during the new dormitories, which would Pakistan refused lo recognise In- of ex-King Carol, Dew In from overcrowded areas to other sec­ regular session In January, take rare of 1,400 men students dla's assumption of ndimuisirative Bucharest an route to .the London tions of. the city,, a Board of The Florida delegation, he said and lUtO women,. ^PropoHcd Loan To fiim'lious in Juungmlh, which it wadding of Princess Ellssbeth. Education committee report spy* had requested General Wheeler, However, the ’ Commission Di­ China Is Not Enough ■ N|d lind ts-en aeliieVetP by a ’ "1- have heard those reports, The report, released yesterday, chief engineer, that the usual rector Charles' II. Overnun said >f urntwhelming. ariuciL quite a few of ihsm," Mlhai aald was prepared under the direction procedure be dlepented with In retirement if revenue “certificate! mi tin' building would niea.i SHANGHAI, Nov, 12-(/P>- of six assistant superintendents this Florida situation and the llutlness and financial experts Indian Prime Mlnistei Jawah- of schools who have made a study funds be allotted direct for the monthly dormitory charges of 11 rial Nehru announced Sunday nearly 1-76. per student. in Shanghai said today the nrop- of social and education aspect s plans as davlaed by the •engineer. oaed 1^00,000,000 U. S. alii.to- that hia government has “tern- nf the sharp rise in Puerto Rican He .reported dormitory charge* imrarily" taken over lb* admin-' immigration here. at Florida State University hero China program would rescue this fatratlun »f Jipiugutlh at ibe re­ are about |I2.60 a month amt nation from threatened bankruptcy An estimated 400,000 of the ,Roxas’ Liberal Party tiut would be totally inadequate quest of Junngailh Premier Shah islanders now live In New York romrrented Ihe proposed Gabies Nawzai Bhutto to save it from villi- rate* would, lx* "exorbitant for btdsterlng war-liallered com­ city with an additional 30,000 ar­ Suffers Vote Setback munications and industries. "a complete administrative break­ riving yearly. These person* said the proposed down." The report uld: MANILA, Nor. 1*— Presi­ Need For Bringing Up Children assistance would wipe out China'* Junakadh, a 4,100-square mile "As an American citizen, th* dent Roxas' Liberal Party appar­ BUILDING MEET foreign exchange deficit—expected state on the Kathiawar peninsula, Puerto Rican has unrestricted ently retained a - bar* working Members of the Southern Build- ( | n reach $100^000,000 for the originally acceded to Pakistan, right to chnoee his place of real- majority in tba Philippines Sen- To Face Realities Of Life Told Ing Code Congrats, now In session year—permit importation of although Its population • is nre- Harris Infan .fence within the United States. ale on tha basis of scattered In­ In Orlando, will be guest* here to -; urgently needed food, cotton, fer- duminantly Hindu. Its ruling Na- Practically, however, the vaet ma­ complete returns from yesterday's morrow, with Grady Duncan, city tillier anil ppetroleum. wab is a Moslem, Shortly Af1 jority of newly arrived Puerto tillier and petroleum. building Inspector, and member of The goyertunciU -Would Ilka to The Pakistan press note said Ricans are making their way Into The Liberals ha ‘ ’their Hoard uf Truitees ax holt, have money |n develop capital that 20,000 well-armed Indian landslide in ballotting for sight Events include a golf tournament project*, including, In order of troops, supported by .tanks, had entered Jnnagadh and imposed an of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Harris poorly housed sections of the Senate seats and 41i governorship*, at the Seminole Country Club at importance, communications, etec- citr.’* A spokesman for Ithe President's 2:30 o’clock, a St. John* cruise .on ,rje power, fertilizer plants and ultimatum to surrender. Previous­ a t Lake Monroe, died one hour ly, it charged, Indian troops had after birth yesterday. Funeral It urged Insular, federal and offlcii conceded tonight at least the Frenchman’s Bay, and a ban- h„ * y >mj ,lght inau, lry. city authorities to attempt to two members of, the opposi­ entered the state disguised In ci­ services will be cowdufted for the vilian clothes. dafaut at th* gravoaide In Ever­ "divert the Dow of Puerto Rican tion Nationalists Party wsre virtually certain of election to DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION green Cemetery Thuraday at 3:00 Of New York into other section* WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-UP)— ROOKIE. OF YEAR P.M. with th* Rev R. It. Martin the Senate. They were Camilo of the city and elawhero with Oils* and Euloglo Rodrigues, The week beginning Sunday, July CHICAGO, Nov. 12 UP)— some regard to th* adequacy of former President Os men a.’s run­ 11, today was fixed for the 1D4B Jackio Robinson. Brooklyn Dodg­ housing accommodations and hi ning mate In the 1948 elections importance uf learning to face ary sisotlile member of the Democratic National Convention er*’ star negro first baseman, the occupational crppnrtunitlea." anlinst Roxas. realty In industry today w* can United Daughters of tha Confed- to be Held In Philadelphia. Th* will b* presented “Rookie Of The The report aald some of tho Heavy liberal voting from the obaerve examples of right * and eracy as some 1,000 members ro- Republican National Convention Year" awerd tonight by Jack Ry­ blander* live her* with aa many VUayan Islands of the central wrong approaches to reality, A pprvsenting 46 states opened lb* will be held In th* same city and an, chairman of Ihe Chicago a t “23 In four rooms—sleeping Philippines w as. cutting into right approach, for exsAple, la flrst business session of their 64th starts three weeks earlier on Mon­ Baseball Writers Association of hags at a premium." Nacionalbta leads In Luzon. (Ceattaa**. am r*»* sta) annual bonventlon bars today. day! June •£!. America.

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