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- Big Four Meet''' LIVABLE NEGRO HOUSING ShoresTo NEED SEEN, Indian River 1 House Democrats Block GOP



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Fails; Reich :j Speed Building I II GrowersGivenShipping 'Quickie' Anti-Inflation Plan





CHARLES M MEISTER I! Okay, T
Crisis Awaited
rOriindo Morning Sentinel Staff Writer] ,
:

Steps to speed up provision of I livable housing in Wash- I' [Spec ol to Orlando Mom'ng Sentinel, ] I I Speaking Of Christmas Mailing- I 'Opponents Balk

1t v LONDON [tUPI] The Big _ores were decided upon :yesterday at the annual : LAKELAND Indian I .

"''Four iii the non-profit corporation which created the River section shippers yesterday -
Foreign Ministers Con-
______ a '
ference broke up :yesterday incomplete Xe-, ivision.JtGraham, i obtained relief from. 4 To Press Truman

failure. Their dis- president, authorized by stockholders i State-wide Florida Citrus

agreement on basic Germanand to srleflPbVornmittee. to report I Marketing Greement regulations -
bark on the best! mean of getting '. Power
Rationing
Austrian problems left the. more houses up, announced New 'Glades Park : on oranges.

United States and Russia towage that Jan. 12-18 will be observed Sec. of Agriculture Anderson II

a showdown diplomatic as Home Owners' Week Sets Stamp Record issued an order, effective at 12:01a. : WASHINGTON f F P ]

fight on the success or failure of among Negroes; here m tomorrow, which will per-
Marshall WASHINGTON( ] them U. S. No 2 House Democrats Mocked a
the plan for European This committee or another will National mit to ship
Everglades Park I
recovery. report to directors on the advisa- broken grade oranges meeeting the requirements Republican attempt to ram

On the motion of Secretary of lylity of employing a full-time di- already has one rec for fruit included in I a "quickie" anti inflation

State Marshall-who pinned rector to further the same objective ord.Post the U. S. combination grade pack, L1Vn

.a squarely on Russia the respon- !, Office the Florida Department City reported Frank Seymour, secretary-man- (-----1: f4/do a r \. ''d-4 I program through Congress

sibility for failure-the confer" Robert }. Carrigan empha, izrd post ager of the marketing agree- '11'- ,guM6iqy : ve!"terday. and GOP leaders said
office had a first day sale of
ence was adjourned indefinitely. the need of special action I $24075 worth of EvergladesPark ment committee said. I i _ _ I further efforts to deal with the
The adjournment made complete after it wa voted to defer for :
the between East and Commemorative i The new Indian River regulation high cost of living may be
split
of 3
one
S year payment percent
West.It. interest in WashingtonShore I stamps. topping first-day sale made possible by an scrapped until 1948I

meant that the V. S. bonds. of any stamp commemorating amendment to t he marketIng I The Democrats, stubbornly

Britain and France must pro- He was voted a committee of national parks. ; agreement, U the same as holding out for Pres Trumansdemands

ceed to unify their German j one to contact citrus firms with was in force throughout the II for emergency price

occupation zone for economic :I the idea that they might be willing State from NOT. 24 to Dec. 8. control and rationing powers,

purposes, leaving eastern Germany to finance housing in the idea of pushing sale of lots in Since Dec. 8. shipments of all refused to step aside for a sub-

isolated behind the Russian development for use by fruit Washington Shoes. Florida oranges have been restricted stitute Republican plan intendedto

iron curtain. pickers. Directors were re-elected in- to combination grade or trim living costs largely by

Thus, the great powers which Graham said that during the eluding Graham, Raymer F. Ma- voluntary methods.By .

fought together in World War 11 Home Owners' \Veek the Federal I guire, Mayor Beardall, R. D. Rob- better fruit. \ : I
of 202
When the restriction was recommended a rote to 188, theHou.f' -
now will communicate-on Ger- Housing Administration will inson, S. C. Battaglia, N. P. Yow- I ,
by the marketing .NApcopeLV \ fell far short of the
- eli Dr. Marshall C. Dendy Rob- q17flg655'
send some of its top men here, two-thirds
majority needed to
Reds Blame U. S. and prominent Negroes of the ert S. Carr, Lloyd F. Gahr, John agreement/ committees, Indian t
1T art immediately the four-
C LOXfOXP] The Russian South will be invited, with the C. Fosgate; and George Sipple. River i representatives complained 1----- point GOP on
news agency Tass said today it would penalize their program.

[Tuesdayj] in a London dispatch section. where straight :No 1 I The Republicans required 260

A that breakdown of negotiations and No 2 grade packs are mar- votes, but failed to line up a

in the. council of Congress Okays Foreign Aid Plan keted almost exclusively. single Democrat And 26 members -

foreign ministers was caused The separate Indian River of their own party, plus

chiefly by the V. S. delegation.man bv ,..oiee"ote.. regulation will run until 12:01a. : Rep. Marcantomo, [ALP-N YJ.} -
WASHINGTON: (UP, Congress
m. Dec. 22 when current helped the opposition scuttle
problems only through stamped its final approval on the The bill now goes to the Presi-- all their maneuver
State-wide regulations on
separate diplomatic channels and $597 million emergency foreign dent for signature. and Congresswill
through their control council in relief program yesterday, clear adjourn Friday for the holidays citrus fruit expire Seymour said. "If this measure isn't gotten

Berlin. ing the decks for a message from The marketing agreement I lover to the other body [Senate .

Despairing of the possibilityof Pres. Truman later this week on Even before both chambers committees! Gro"f'rs' Administrative I ] today," shouted GOP

agreement with Russian For- the multi-billion-dollar Marshall acted Mr. Truman started the and Shippers' Advisory I Leader Charles \. Halleck of

eign Minister Molotov, Marshallsaid plan for long.range European recovery ball rolling on the Marshall plan, will meet here tomorrowat i I Indiana. just! before the vote,

at the fateful final meetingin which promises to embroil Congress 10:30: a. m. to consider! recommendations "there just Isn't going to be
its bitterest foreign for new regulations. legislation." '
Lancaster House: It was stated on high; authority in !, any

"Xo useful purpose would meanwhile that collapse policy fight since the historic 178 lend-lease debate of 1941. said the committees
be served by debate on other of the London foreign; Seymour : with Speaker Martin

points of our agenda." ministers conference will not Its outcome will determinehow would also consider whether or -- I [Mass 1 and with Senate leaders
In final statement Marshall far the United States will not to recommend a postChristmas -
a require<< any revisions in thpPrf'iildpnt's who already have put their 51
charged that Russia in seeking impending message. go; in the "cold war" against; shipping holiday to allow I GOP lawmakers on record as favoring -

$10 billion in reparations from Russian Communism around Northern markets to dispose of Green Asks l/MW/ I W-- action on the st::>pp

Germany, based on 1938 prices, The Senate and House accepted the world.The accumulated stocks of fruit. Canned Citrus Holy Land program before the emergency:

was actually demanding $15 billion without serious opposition President called Congressional To Reconsider session of Congress adjourns for;

based on the prices of to a conference report compromising leaders of both parties to the holidays.
day. the major differences the White House to tell them his Tornado Hits AFL
Mol
the U. S.. Britain and France : emergency food and delivered to a joint session. WASHINGTON (APJ] AFL I doubted whether Congress
Russia. He had indicatedhe West FloridaMIAMI I Pres. Green would be asked to take any
were ganging up on fuel assistance to France, Italy, Previous reports yesterday appealed -
f pe-iol: to ("Vtondo) Miming, Sentinel] JERUSALEM f fAPJ] Six Arabs further anti-inflation action before *
said Marshall wanted to pur- Austria and China this \\inter might ask approval of a $16 I to John L. Lewis' '

sue his own course in dealing. The House approved the meas- billion four-year program in- |API Florida's year of DADE CITY-Predicting that United Mine Workers to "re- and two Jews died from gun and next' '-f'ar.

with Germany, asserting- ure by a roll call vote of 313 to eluding an initial outlay of S7Vz freakish weather continued yesterday "canned citrus prices are on the consider" their break with bomb attacks as Palestine tonight While Republicans debated

M . Tile Soviet Got'ernment 82 after the Senate accepted it I billion for the first 15 months. as a small tornado way up at last" officials of Pasco the American Federation of faced the specter of hun what to do if anything. the Administration
In the --- --- struck in the Pensacola area seriously ,
.. can not be spoken to -- -- -- -- Labor, offered its own leg
7 same manner as the present injuring a housewife and Packing Co., here tonight an- "The membership of the ger. I islation to fix ceilings on prices

Greek' Government." Bold Pirates Get $500,000 destroying several homes and nounced that they had reenteredthe AFL sincerely regrets the Zionist leaders charged the Palestine i I and wages until March 31, 1950,

In the final dramatic moments winds of 25 to 35 miles per hour market with increased pricesfor withdrawal of affiliation on government with con- : in any industries which 'basical

Marshall was calm and cold. His buffeted the lower part of the all ,varieties of processed cit the part of the United MineWorkers ducting a "systematic campaign ly affect the cost of living -

face showed no expression. HONG KONG (UP) Chinese'' They locked up the vessels 17 State. rus juices and sections. of America," Green disarm" Jews and demanded I The plan was submitted to the
Molotov smoked nervously, puf-- ''e'fficers.. "relie\"ed" the crew and Small craft warnings were ordered The said in a statement. to I House Banking Committee by
travelling as passengers announced to
_ _ fing heavily on a Russian cigar- pirates looted ; 1]leisurely robbed all 1.600 fren up at noon from Sarasota company "We are passing through a withdrawal of Trans Jordan :I Sec. of Agriculture Anderson,
aboard a Dutch vessel, its I tied passengers aboard,, holding to the Florida peninsula on the the trade that effective immediately historic period when the Arab Legion troops from the Sec of Commerce Harriman See.

ette.British Foreign Sec. Bevin, passengers of an estimated 500. 5:the ship for 15; hours. west coast and from Melbourneto it would book "a limited need for unity within the Holy Land. of Labor Schwellenbach and See.

presiding, looked from one chief 000 (IU. S.) in cash and jewels. The pirates remained aboard the keys on the Atlantic. number of orders" for fancy ranks of labor is pressingand Arab leaders described of Interior Krug.
were
delegate to another awaiting any ill after blacking out the The tornado struck the : i
kidnapped six wealthy Chinesefor J night in Navy sweet orange juice at 72 1-2 centsa urgent. Our enemies are as building up their volunteer The four cabinet officers
proposal which might avoid a and escaped !hip and cutting off her engines Point District near Pensacola. i
ransom :yesterday united against us. Can we forces Palestine's borders. told the committee that the
breakup. French Foreign Sec in a captured fishing junk. i 1 to avoid detection. Mrs Larry Brock, 30, was seriously dozen for No 2 cans and $1.70 I successfully cope with our along Administration was not seek
!
Bidault remained silentIt Then they fired at a fishing a dozen for 46-ounce cans-which Private sources said Arab women -
Officials described the piracyan injured.Telegraph I united enemies by creating Ing; the creation of any new
was the first time the big one of the biggest! and boldest ;junk and forced it to come alongside is an increase of 2 1-2 and 5 cents division within our own and children from evacuated 1,000 I: price agency; such as the form.
-- four despite all their disagreements They loaded their loot and families were being ,
in the turbulent buccaneer I OPA.
Strike the sizes. ranks er
had adjourned a confer- of the South China 1 I hostages including Parkson on respective Fancy I from Jerusalem to the Christian I
history
ence in utter failure, without Sea- I Chan, commissioner of the Chinese 'sweetened blended juice was II villages of Bethlehem and Beit : They added that proposed

even setting a date for the next The 18 to 25 pirates boarded i Bureau of Overseas affairs Slated For Dec. 23 'quoted at 70 and $1.57 1-2 fancy I Jala. The men remained behind. : price controls would be confined

meeting since the first council the vessel at Hong Kong When ;at Swatow, into the junk. WASHINGTON: (AP) A nation unsweetened grapefruit juice at 43 Typos Return Larger cities in the strife- largely to wholesale prices and

of foreign ministers meetinghere it reached the Bias Bay area, When last seen. the thieves. wide strike of 50000 Western 65 cents and SI.47 1.2 and fancy I ridden' Holy Land experienced that Congress could retain the

in September, 1915. t 150 miles north of here they drew i 1 their hostages and loot were Union: employees was set yes- sweetened grapefruit juice at 'On Company Terms'NORRISTOWN severe food shortages causedby I right to outlaw them within CO

Marshall gave a detailed reTie ,I' weapons and went into action. 1 heading: for South China. terday for Tuesday. Dec. 23, 70 cents and SI.57 1-2-which is Pa. [AP] Fort the disruption! of communications I days after they were esiabLrhcd.
led Chm 1' ftO.J
of the attitude Molotov Republicans, by
threatening to cripple telegraph "across the board" of .
an increase
three striking returned -
three- typesetters ( of the Senate GOP Pcl.-y:;:
the I
had taken during I
communications at" the heaviest 2 1-2 cents for twos and five
weeks conference, and dismissed Urged the to their jobs at the Nor-1 Lines formed before bakeriesin Committee, announced In advance : -
Citrus-For-Relief Speed of
season year. cents for 46-oynce cans. I
the proposal would be
Jerusalem. Meat counters
Russian charges against The strike AFL ristown Times-Herald yesterday
-- by unions
with such It also was stated that theromjany I were bare. Prices were skyrocketing pigeonholed until next ,yea He
United States policy of
[Special to Orlondo Morn ng Sent nell] foreign relief and in excess representing workers in the en- on what management said were
said not read to
"Tonipletel ab- operating t h esorld's they were go
phrases as
WASHINGTON: Pepper domestic requirements. tire svstem outside of New York company terms"-including an
beyond voluntary
a program
Mird. urged the Agricultural The Interim Aid Rill, as approved City. if it goes through, also largest citrus canning; open shop and the absence of a An Associated Press tabulation now.
Marshall mentioned problem yesterday had set its
working in by House and Senate would halt use of Western Un- plant productiongoal new signed contract The men, !showed 249: persons had lost I
German frontiers Department. cooperation for this>! season at **at least
after problem- : :
.:' : with the State and Army votes, on a conference report, ion facilities bv news wire services members of Local 620 of the AFLI their lives in Palestine in fight-
reparations economic 10 million cases on the basis of touched off the UN -
his statement I Departments. to work out as provides for inclusion of citrus stock exchanges gram and ." nte rnational Typographers ing by parti- Congress Begins
No.
unity-and punctuated cotton exchanges and the Civil 2 cans t'nion 'had been on strike for a tion v ote. The toll for the entire
with references to the fact soon as possible a citrus pur- : and other plentiful foodsin A-Bomb Strike Quiz
i Aeronautics Administration's re- This price increase came aftera week in a dispute! Middle East was 370
that Russia had stood alone chase program under the interim i the relief purchasing; pro- wage WASHINGTON I AP The

against its three allies. foreign aid bill "so that the program gram as soon as the President laying of weather reports to air- suspension of selling for sev- joint congressional s' men

"Thr 'e delegations at this con.: may be of the greatest ben declares them appropriate and ports. 1 eral had days withdrawn by the its company earlier which I The Weather For Central Florida I IORLANDO ergy committee yesterday beganan : ::

ference have registered their wile- efit possible to Florida growers I in excess of demand. Showers Scheduled price investigation of labor problems -
to take these decisions marketing their presentcrops Pepper detlared the authority schedules.This TODAY'S TIDES
lingness in AND VICINITY at the nation's atom.t encr
and Marshall said. ." contained in the Interim Aid Bill LAKELAND (AP] Showers are is the first upward trend I Dartena Beach. and Mew Smyrna BeachTion.
here now I -Partly cloudy, cooler today, Huh 9 34 a m 9 S6 p m. Low gy plants to determine whether
:
be of far-reaching importance on tap for most of Florida today noted canned maDd
"The So"ietnion alone refuses -, Pepper: said he was confident"on may in citrus pricesfor 2 57 a m and 3 47 p additional legislation is necessary
I to the citrus fruit industry, the Federal-State Frost several weeks, observers becoming fair and cooler toC.ooo' Beach Tide. Huh 9 44 a m. and *
to agree. the basis of the congres- i 10 06' p m Law 3.07 am. and 3.57 'm to prevent strikes t .t
Marshall will leave London by sional record and recommendations for it establishes a strong precedent Warning Service predicted. Itsadvison. said. night and tomorrow. I Sekatttan Inlet I Tide i *: Huh 9.3: a m. A-bomb
I' and 10.01 pm.; Low 3 02 a m and 3.52 might cripple proc':
for the of the said showers tomor-
plane Thursday for return Friday made by Agriculture: Sec handling : tion.Tonight's. .
to the U. S. retary Anderson' that Pres. surplus food problem which row. followed by clearing and pmSun; r>ha.e.. Rui 709. aeta 532

Truman would shortly declare should. he retained under the cooler central districts. with no Four Die, 19 Missing Cracker Jim Sez: I LQ CIt: TaWPtHATUKKSRecorded

Record Primary Predicted ; citrus fruits :'appropriate for long.range Marshall plan. frost danger; through Thursday."' In Tanker Collision 0. 6 Weather Bureau at : Movies
Them there fish down Municipal Airport ECACHAM; : Desire Me: 1 20 19 *3$.
TALLAHASSEE (IUP] Sec. ofState pan in Maximum 12: Minimum M I 02 II) 11
NEW YORK Four
(JAP] persons lam 61 1pm 792am
yesterday predicted a fator Lake has shore been bitin ===_=== 61 2pm: ==: _.= 81 BOXY Using in t Big W.40; 4 21
Gray A MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR known have < 702. .nGRAND
LOOKING TO 1,900 KIDS! were to per-
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500.OtX) votes would be cast a breeze late- 3 5 m-------- 62 3 pm It Dark D-lyikm: 11)0 '9 *20.
record tIp .
ished and 19 were missing aftera 4am 62 4pm 80
next but them big === === ===::=: 7:30.: '4'J
Sam. 62 S 79
in the Democratic primaries collision be- : p m VOGUE; Wild Har,et. 2 ") 4 Ct 600: ,
pre-dawn today :bass ain't been A & m-------- 62 I t p.m. 78
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May. Santv Fund Gets Off To Flvins Start tween two tankers. one laden 7am. 63 7pm 76Bam Three on a Ticket t ,1" f...,.
; ; with aviation .eatin none atall : .===.:.64 I p m: a:=== 749am. 7.>>. 10.43 'alo) Wife WantedJ 1.M,
high octane gasoline _______ _______
AND - -- - - - -- - Me and Jed 65 9 p m. 73 440 t 30COLONY
OVERNIGHT 1 J 0
off Curacao. Dutch West 10 a m 68 10 p m VOfalMI
l-T: Prod went fish : ===: == : =====:= ; Copacabant 3.5 e 11
11 am 73 11 pm .
DAYTIME DELIVERY American Legion-Sentinel-I n with s2iX) worth of new tOYS.. the department rolls. Membersof Indies. The tankers were the in estiddv an Noon _n hu__ 78 Midnight _uu 70 10 35' The New Hound 2.00 4 M ? 40

,; Stars Santy Fund got off to a Kei-me Ef f ron. president of the the Legion Auxiliary will aid Los Pazos and the Tueipita.1947'oecembij947. j """ DRIVE-IN Th. Plainsman ..4* l:""::3.PIHGDAYS .
as long as we '- TEMPCNA1URCSL5eW14(5E
0 When order I Orlando Restaurant Owners .. -
merchandise -
you I good start yesterday with contributions in preparing the gifts for distribution - - --- w ere over that 'iL W ASHINGTOPI 'AP' W..tb.. Burn. po.
S from Orlando Asan.. said Orlando restaurants- port of tratperatarei for the 24 hours endInf -
toward providing Christ- there perch bed 8 p m
stores. specify quick, both members and nonmembersof .
I : Huh Low MI''H Low
'
safe delivery by Sentinel- mas toys for 1.POO Orange County I the association-were partici-- Contributions may be turnedin them rascals was! hitting them Asherllle 43 30 Little Rock44 36

Star Express. the Jack small fry and necessities for the paling in the campaIgn. at the Sentinel-Star's; classifIed .... Mm *M VW 7M *-i $rf minnows as fast as we threw a Atlanta All tit City 41 41 34 33 Uttle Knoirille: Rock 42 44 28 36Birmingham

Rabbit Line that leaves I more needy of 600( families carried The $>antr Fund is sponsoredby want-ad counter and to Ced 20I' hook in. but them big mouthed 6O 59 Los Anseles 63 43
16 18
:, 17 19 bass would jest roll at that bate Boston 46 28 Louisville 40 31
daily on schedule for 41 on Orange Count Welfare the Orlando Memorial Post!! ric Benz. adjutant, at the Legion Buffalo 44 30 Memphis 43 39BorUnjton
Central Florida towns an yawn a little. Jed says them 38 22 Meridian 60 40
Department rolls. 19 and Marion Clark Phillips Home. I
21tZ3 24EJ26 27 there rascals is shore to start Charlotte 36 31 Miami 7* 74lookin
. Merchants telephone Cash contributions amountedto Post 227, American Legion, Cash contributors 3 esterdaywere cast snoos 45 36 Minn.-St Pa' 18 12
6291 for Agent to call for however for them eatin vittels as, Chicago 35 3O I New Orleana 57 51
only $46; more than and the Sentinel-Star. cooperating : 28293031
merchandise. Anonymous _____ ___________12 soon as that there wind starts g.. fJa 38 29 1 New orkblowm 42 30
200 boxes of fruit were contributed -. with them are the u ? I II 41 31 I Norfolk 58 27
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tola landsavPharos nun__ 1 I from outen the west, an I DaU.a 51 37 I Philadelphia 38 23
:si by W C Champion, Southern Negro Chamber of Commerce EicbelberferE --______--______ 1 Denver 40 17 I Phoenix 60 3O
Fruit Distributors Orlando Fruit and the Negromerican I e- : II. GrernlrafSif __UUh__________ 10 1948_January 1948 that he's gonna git a good bakin Detroit 37 31 Pittsburgh 41 28Dulutn
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I:a El morth ___ 5
uuun I bait as shore as them little tree 17 12: Portld Me 33 17
Distributors. Gentile P.ros l'ost.Toys Ads Miller _ _________ .
Co.. RIOII 2 54 26 Richmond 42 24Fort
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tntiiitt'tar J) Alton B WhltmonE ___nh_________- S .s bS td 9M IW .w frogs starts to croakin out loud. Worth 51 36 8t Louia 41 34GaUntoa
and The Fruit Risket.The and other items will be B. HarranMr _h_h n________ 5 Hits almost boun to come somedrizzle 52 40 San Antonio $O 32
:; :E-XSE, Orlando Fuel Oil Co. donated distributed by the Welfare DepL G.orte Giroux: __nh ___n____ S I LJ23. Houston 53 38 8 Francisco 52 43Jacksonville
C. V M'KennrrJeanneu ______ II drazzle rains rite goon I 71 51 Savannah *6 44
c...,...,.,,,. utI ...." II.... I 100 gallons of fuel oil. Children benefited will be thoseof C. Mircird _nn_______ I L456789io) like cause them cow critter is Kanan CUT 33 % KISS &? Si
- -.. -- Sears, Roebuck and Co. j ,'
chipped white and
Negro families on Total __________ ... grazin in a bunch again. IIVI 42 28 Waihinrton 37 23






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2 Wrlaitta taming Smtlttrl Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 Tuesday, December 16, 1947
Coffman Heads Builders 55-Wife: i Romeo Tries i Suicide!
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0 5 L1t T I' rr T d tiIlUUit'aged 'flLSlLIrl' II "' QUI IUVW VI .::1,
4-H Club Slates Yule PartySome Trio Held Here St. John Opens I Leroy B Coffman was unanimously '* Chicagoan who claims 55 000 in cash and property.

elected president last waves interrupted his trial on a I Six other women have accused

For Cashing night at the regular meeting of charge of swindling a widow .Hurley of having duped them of
150 boys: and girls and Sales by K. C. Moore, former I the Central Florida Builders Ex. when he tried to commit suicide money. Federal authorities said

their!' leaders will gather here I county agent Lecture SeriesComparing ,change Coffman succeeds W A. with poison yesterday in a Fed i,several others had claimed he
Saturday for the second annual I Miss Dickenson will thank Vets7 ChecksThree McCree Jr.Other eral Court cell. ,married them to obtain money

4-H Club Christmas program and merchants contributing to party America with an officers chosen) John Hurley, ,Ii. alias Roy LaMar from them .
were
party Miss Elizabeth Dickenson arrangements and Baetzman Orlando men-William arrogant and neatly attired lady of San Francisco, swallowed i Shortly before the poison attempt .
home demonstration agent and I will pay tribute to local leaders. E Logan, 24 John W Franklin, I whose was to her unknowingly -' R. Waldo Tx>rd. first vice-presi- a tablet, believed to have newsmen asked Hurley
composure dent f: W. Ki second I
Fred E. Baetzman.. county farm I Others to take part include 21. and Bennett Martin, 25 shattered by the : .itn been In-chloride of mercury, I about his wives He smiled
presence
vice-president, and Walter '''i1.
agent said yesterday. Barbara Hicks, :Mrs! Harry Cus-- waived preliminary hearing be i of a louse crawling up the ,I which he had concealed in his broadly, waved his hand and replied
coy, treasurer.The
. ;tance, Walter Kimball Emily fore U S. Comsr Alex Daley shoe and then screamed for :
Officers of all ..H clubs in i back of her neck, Robert St. I
Wheeler Mrs. Addie B Wheeler, yesterday on charges of unau-I following board of directors deputy marshals to help him. i "
Orange; County will breakfast John said in the opening Town "Wives I've got 55 of them.
thorized cashing of $1,149 worthof I
together: In the Fort Gatlin 110i i Betty Trevarthen, Helen Jones, Hall series lecture in the Wintei was named: OI Hurley's trial opened yesterday -I Hurley was! taken to a hospital
tel after meeting at Radio Sta. Sara Lou Jones, Bob Gest, Clarice Federal and State Government Park High School auditoriumlast ley, J. C. Caldwell. m Federal District Court where attendants said his

tion WDBO at 6 a-m. for a 30- Jourmgan. :checks and bond was fixed at l night, "America fails to see tianson, F Earl D where he is charged with violating condition was serious. However -

minute broadcast starting at I At 8.30 a.m. boys will meet ,$2,000 each. I itself as other nations see it" i Graham, George the Federal stolen property he was expected: to recover -
6:15 a.m.During. in the county commissioners' 1 The trio, former residents of Speaking on Peace or Chaos in Fmfrock Eugene at' bv' swindling Mrs Barbara' .
the program medals room in the Court House to organize the \eterans Trailer Park, admitted I Yugoslavia and Greece. the noted E. Kellv C. A. :\ '

will be presented to Dale Metz. ; a 4-H County Council, cashing! nine Federal correspondent and news commentator loway and George
Ray Bradshavv and Raymond and girls will hold a council and nine !State" checks, aggregating I recently returned from' The featured RESIDENTIAL

meeting at 815 a.m. on the 7G3 and $386, respective ,a European trip, brought out the evening, Thomas
third floor of the Court House. !), in a suorn statement to point that the Jugoslav-Greek sor of architecture /rflh\ LIGHTING FIXTURESSelect
Orlando Det. Sgts. C. }f. Palmer frontier is important because at versity of Florida,
COLLEGE P\RK The 4-H leaders will be guests and H L. Baker, and J. M. that invisible line two great 9f _the exchange of !
of the Grand- Theater at 12.30
I 1 Room Route with Attic Fan, : Bear)', of the U. S. Secret Service colossi stand face to face, representing building your fixtures with
I 2 Bedroom Bath. and Garage pm. | Jacksonville. Beary said two opposing ways of ersity. individuality' distinctionand
I Best Constructed House mOrange some checks had been recovered i life I Larrick pointed to design for good lighting
I County AH seasoned "*
I lumber. RATSROACHESSTONE I, Declaring himself "a liberal terest in building ,
I Lot M ft. by 135 ft. Deep. The men, now living at 41 N. and not ashamed! of it," St. John I since the end of \\
I Price S7500M. S3.BOO down, DEAD QUICK! Garland St, admitted taking the advocated that if our purpose is I in stressing the |I Johnson
Electric Co.
I balance to suit buyer. BAT Tf tbta GOPHER HOBSOVB AND checks from letters confiscated to stop Communism in the world, course and cited /
ROACH PASTE It* from the mails at the Veterans' the United States must convince number of students
I J. H. PACKARD I
o roUyooddli b- II E Church St IPhone 5136
Inc frruf. It kills rmu.opfaera. Trailer Park PX, which acts as unhappy distressed and hungry' proof of the -

I I 45 W Realtor--Investments, Central Phone C4C1 .drill ..utrk roscbes..,... 51 stoM.. T*. *-'-_ *- coir aa a clearing house for mall there, I t people that our system has more ing construction. !
.h nrtrd on the Utvl and U_Dally peu will Bearv said. ,to offer than other.
any
ORLASDO, FLORIDA to M cans M 5 contented woman Ask your4nvzut "One mat '!
(or HOBSOS.BAT. GOPHUl 'I) Basing his estimate on other "Russia and the United this flood of [
BOACH FASTfc-it* ,checks which the three men admitted Stales!' could get along: and absorbed into the
Pleased To Announcefor
taking from letters in other -I, could learn to live together; if dusto," he said We Are

localities and cashing, Beary we would Mt down and put all youthful, well.
said the total to'I our cards the table and talk
was expected on our schools w ill be the convenience of our patrons and the
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A. M.-11 P.M. run over $2,000I I to !Stalin" man to man," he continued. asserted !stating general public the opening of our new branch
I I Checks had been taken from I in;; (construction :
ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL (!letters over a period of several :, St John feels that World War dustries (comprise ':
'months Beary said, adding that III is not inevitable because he: largest group of I i THE GATEWAY PAVILIONNext

the investigation started early in found no one anywhere in all his :, the countrj.

: OPEN AIR MARKET July when some residents of the travels who wanted war, neither In telling of the i I I [ to the Gateway Grill]
trailer park complained that politicians nor people, least of'
checks had not been received. all those in Eastern Europe, who'' this special course I '
1905 South Orange Blossom Trail courses '
in (
suffered most of all in the last NORTH ORANGE AVENUE
"This should be /
Ceitril:: Florida's most complete variety of fresh traits ud vegetables a warning to engineering have
merchants," Beary said. "In all war. He believes diplomacy can the past the bask II
cases, accordirig to the stories solve the problem of the day and of thereat !

of the three men, they were prevent obliteration of civilization day many in the building/ ,, I FOR LAUNDRY SERVICE
!
not required to produce proper in World War III. it is doubtful if
I DRY CLEANING SERVICECall
REFRIGERATORSIn identification by any of the establishments In Athens any luxury is avail (an furnish !suffi< i I
cashing these able in large quantities at enor- men for the future '
checks mous quantities, he informed,
dustrv in addition the
"Merchants cashing checks stating that Greece's secret security profession or if they :
: should follow the quotation. police of Nazi collaborators as thorough a \- ,.

Stock 'Know your endorser." he added has run the country for ouired training as | I ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY
---- their own interests since the end dicated."
--
of the war for no constructive '

: .t .. i For purposes.St.. John. said he went to Eur War Brides' r &
FvflSSS/
DRY CLEANERS
0 ope looking for danger. but found
IMMEDIATEDELIVERY = it on returning to the "hysteri-- Enjoys Prk-uJI and ,., TL
'. cal utterances and writing of |f Service Delivery 49 W. Concord Are. 2-2431
|\\TILEX MEABIMC CIMTEIiDR. certain commentators and politidana" i
At San
\ 1 Party J
P. D. NAPIER in this country
I Following his Town Hall lee :More than;: 20 '
531 Catheart St. Ph. 2-057*
ture. he presented group/ of pictures Orlando Foreign \"
brought back from Yugoslavia ganization and ( ; '
BLOOD TESTS for Marriageand at a formal reception given gathered in the San ; I- -L
I FOUNDED 1913
Health Cards.24Hour bv the Orlando Air Base Worn last! night for a (' :

= t HOTPOINT I Service" ens Club at the Officers' Club. sponsored; hv: the : I
Clinical and Research
Chapter of the

108 E. Central Laboratory Avenue Room 207 Dr. Butler's BequestsOf Cross

:r PHILCO Phone 5841 $215,000 AnnouncedNEW hv Various the nation !' Freeing yourself of J I

----- YORK [UPI] Dr. Mcholas eluded Britain.

Chest Cold Misery : :Murray Butler. president many. New INVESTl\IENT'DETAILS
4; GIBSON emeritus of Columbia Universitywho ,, France and Austria;

Relieved by Moist Heat died Dec 7. left bequests of The program : 4

; more than $215.000 to Columbia. presentation of gifts For the convenience of our :
of ANT1PHLOGISTINEUPI his' grandson and friends it was of the war brides! an Jrrs
maintain Safe !! f
disposed when his will was filed of foreign !; customers, w e a

-C UPI r T me.t' heel'of an esterday I and several musical keeping Deportment, which ::

CHEST COLD poultice v.11.<.* cough exercises rights, collects dividends r._ -PS'


f( EASY TERMS 20% Down ) BRONCHIAL SORE IRRITATION THROAT i*cold Apply:n frh.trni(*,simple bronchUl ANTIPHLOCISSIMPLE <'dur*!r*irritation;throat."hT1It,- Drive On LiqWINTER | uor : making and periodic interest remittances payments, It II p5 r


TINE politico ju.t hot IOAIOEL4ND'l to the owner 11

SPRAIN. BRUISE IbulioJn:: : 'b.i ".":,,,'::? PARK-:Mavor Cole- tiple housing; .\I',{, SORE MUSCLES 10..,ao right to woTT. man told the City Council) last! Garden A<'?'r!' and & If 21
Store Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. BOILS *h *t--:, tihtn M of. meht: that beginning Ian 1 !strict division on ;: vestment Research Service and 4/
ch. wren*** enforcement will be made of the and HT ilah f
'
:
Dow good, losl. food for sco.rat hour nve our complete facilities for buying *
The Appliance Center Th mo,,'SeaS of an ANTIPHLOCISTINE ordinance forbidding the sale of lendale Park on ;
poultice also! r.duc..walling and r.U>... :alcoholic beverages to minors. The romnn.... .. | and selling securities, enables '
wilt duo to a hoil.umplo sprain, bruiso.or .
similar Injury condition and limbers He also announced that on second reading: you to place all of your investment -
Cor. S. Orange Ave. PHONE 2-3736 8 E. Jackson St. IB stiff achingnwcks.G.tANTIPHLO.cisiu4 the same date authorities!' will requiring: all tai needs in the hands ofa
(Aunty Flo) Us tub er cut at begin rigid enforcement of the.
you drugstor*NOW. tain police permits.
single, capable organization.
ordinance which requires domestic They also voted
servants well all
as as
proposed property Writs for our booklet
-
""' food handlers to have health
Gentile Bros. Co.
LOTS FOR SALE cards.A give the city a "Strung lbs Investor"
request by Com Andrews
through from I (
't'I 3 Best Buys In Orlando that the council consider an New York \ve and THOMSON& MSKINNON
amendment to lower from 21 to Bros the; east end
18 the legal ape for the purchaseof Ave. from New \
SECURITIES
LAKE IVANHOE COMMODITIES
alcoholic beverages was voteddown railroad,
Beautiful restricted lake front, :3 to 2. Andrews had expressed In other action 68 East Central Avenue Phone: 4183
(uI(441M1H8 100 ft. frontage. 125 ft. deep I' belief that lowering of donors: :
; A real buy at S7500 the legal l age would make for bet [Ill] Considered Clayton]Cbrjst,Mmuger

: ter enforcement NEW YORK CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS
action on the :
I Mayor Coleman stated that he
I
LAKE EOLADverlooking had talked with several Center St. from Offices in 38 cities in the United States and Canada
liquor
PMM( ton A VC1'':. .
.1..a
:: of Orlando'smost
one dealers and that they appeared [r21 Discussed aIMlEss NEW von STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHt PRiNCIPAL
beautiful lakes 104 ft. I anxious to co-operate in the enforcement traffic arteries SECURITY AND CO5M0bITTIXCHANGI5 1
by 140 ft. $10,500. I of the present ordinance -,Park and Orlando ----1
I limiting sale to persons 21 ,
'i| [131: Awarded a I
LAKE LANCASTER years of age or older. Bunihv & ..
I After the announcedthat
mayor
Beautiful paring: of !Sylvan"
IF YOU HAVE funds to invest, we have a plan that peninsula running Rollins College had turned .Aloma to Bryant
160 ft into the lake, 200 ft
over the title to the Aloma Coun-
may help you attain your investment objective frontage. Full raparian rights. I try Club to the city, the commissioners ter of 1,065 ,.....t.r .

Our Research Department is constantly searching ideal homesite authorized him to draw a Plympton[41] Instructed to draw C i :

for companies and industries that will afford our fiYe- 'ear contract with a company which would

customers favorable investment opportunities. We ALL OF THE ABOVE which has expressed a desire on election days m p
PROPERTIES
MIST BE SEEN .
I cum up these findings: in three special plant, which TO BE APPRECIATEDIf to establish there.; a "pitch The andputt' where liquor is Service
have Prc-Planned Each has course company ----- --
we ea\ed\) Portjohot. a has declared it will spend
different objective. You select tho one that matches you are looking for Investments
I that pv dividends. or cnoice lakefront 5000 to put the clubhouse into THE CURLY
your plant. properties call first class condition and is willing -
The
to return to the city five formerly
: PLAN( A-TUT Frolfttlom.This portfolio contains higk per
cent of the intake. UNDER NEW \ \.
gross
genes I lower-yield tloeLs and bonds selected to bring J H. PACKARD
TOM a stable income "itk minimum risk. On first reading council pass Specializing.
t REALTOR-INVESTMENTS ed an ordinance to rezone parts Types of
PLAN B-/or Both I mount and Apprrttution. Here U K'. Central Ale Phone. C4C1 of four subdivisions from residential 110 ROBINSON\ ,
ORLANDO, FLORIDA.I
are the ecanlie* that offer higher yield and a food I I to commercial and mul-- --- and BEST EQUIPPED rug cleaning plant in
prospect for appreciation but itk corresponding risk i
-- --------
I trained experts, backed by years of knowledge
PLAN C-For Short-Term Appreciation nil group ill ;,'
contains. both good quality and perulali stock. that successfully clean any rug from cottons to the most

promise greater rewards, but at proportionate rik. NEW LOW PRICES of size Your rugs are fully covered by

Each plan is available in five different ** ues"_ ii

for investors with, $2,500 to invest, $5,000, $10,000, possession.

:: $25,000 and $50,000 (or more). iI: ALUMINUM or personal inspection.

: : You may have a detailed list of the securities in

: any or all of our Pre-Planned Portfolios. Better still, !L II' CASEMENT WINDOWS

. tell us your objective and how much you want to !I "
: invest, for the more information we have about your Number SU Old Price New Price I IIi ViQT'4QLCTRIC
'
needs and desires the better able Ii I RUG CLEANING SERGING
: your we are to help 2323 3'-l" x 3.2 3/8" 20.75 1660 .
you attain them. With this information in hand, v.,e ..
will tend you the Portfolio which, best suits jour !t II 2424 3..1x 4'-2 5/8" 25.75 20.60 tftfa.flower& RUG ALTERATIONS

purposes Just address 3323 ''.5 1/r x y-2 323.25 1880 I:

Department F-52 III 3424 i'-S lIax 4'-2 sIr 28.00 22.40"" An & Call the

-I I 4424 5.9 38x "*.2 SIB31.00 24.80


MERRILL LYNCH. PIERCE, FENNER & BEAN'S '!: OTHER SIZES AND SCREENS REDUCED ACCORDINGLY/ TPALM LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS

Uujentrilrrt **J Dutiibuton of las ewa'SttuntteiKnint I,' I Ii'l
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I .ofboofort I Obituaries MR. JERRY-BRITTEX- "-- ( Rain Blankets I Tuesday, December 16, 1947 a +r"" Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 rfanba iHorntna > rntfnrf Page 3


Prescribed Mr. Jerry Britten, 71, a Winter.

1 .. visitor from Campton, N. H., died School Segregation Denounced!!1 I
',llIIJfIro: Sunday afternoon in a local hos- _ I ies
pital after an illness of one week. Most Sections \I WASHINGTON [AP] Removal i! goal 4,600,000 students in college <
'Sti
He is survived by his widow, ,of all religious and racial bar- by 1960 nearly double to- j CASH ..\ 9.
J SMfflfffff Mrs. Cynthia B. Britten. The : I I'Yidespread riers to learning, together with day's total of 2,340,000.It ;
body will be forwarded by the, [ B> The Associated Press) "greatly" expanded Federal aid i '
(CAUSED BY COLDS) Carey Hand Funeral Home to rains over the for education, were demanded: denounced the segregation GiftIDEAS
of Negroes from whites in the
Plymouth, N. H., where services
I Southeastern portion of the nation yesterday by a White House com-,
1 PzzRTVssnractsatonce.Itnotonlyrelieves dual school of 17 States
I t and interment will be held. \' systems FOR
such coughing but also i and a cold wave in the mission. I and the District of Columbia as :,
loosens up phlegm and makes it MR. JOSEPH G. BYWATER I Northern Mississippi Valley were Pres. Truman's %&mf'mbf'rI well as the "quota system" by { CHRISTMASSHOPPING
1 I I I easier to raise. PEarussnIsrate ( High Requiem Mass for Mr. 'the main weather features yes- '!' Commission. on Higher Education which, it said, many colleges ,
Mighty effective for old Joseph Glenn Bywater, 35, of'' The rain belt spread' in its first report set a deny admission to "certain minorities ;>
and young! Pleasant tasting 807 Palmer St., who died at his terday. ; particularly to Negroes' ---
-- --- residence Sunday, after an illnessof rapidly during the day from the and Jews." I
"""" x u several months, will be intoned Lower Mississippi Valley to the Russians Shown
I 11 The commission, headed by Just stop in at the Family jt '
at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the St. .li'
I .",,' .' "'" ."'..};e... PLAY BALL! I James Catholic Church by the East Coast What Their New George F. Zook, president of the Loan Company. Easy credit, :
1 ." i Rt Rev. Msgr. John G. Bishop. I TheT"f'athf'r Bureau said I American Council on Education, no red tape. Repay in easy
'' '! there was a possibility! of moderate recommended also : I
= ..: 'v ..; FOOT BALLS ,! at Rosary 730: p.m.services Tuesday will from be held the to hpasnow in the Money Will Buy .I I Free public education through I' monthly installments. Take I

if "," -- BASKET BALLS R I Iif Carey Hand Funeral Home ChapeL Northern Indiana and Southern 'I MOSCOW [IAP] The 200 million the first two years of college up to 20 months to pay.
0' Ij j i Michigian region. citizens of the Soviet Union the "traditional freshman and Get Money Today
. 5" VOLLEY BALLS Mr. had been resident Northern found out yesterday that they and For That
< i Bywater a I The snow-coyered sophomore years" a reversal On Your
Signature
BOXING GLOVES of Orlando for the past four ,counties of Iowa were expectedto will have to pay for food, drink of the trend toward higher Gift Idea
TENNIS RACQUETS TABLE TENNIS I
) I years, coming here from New have temperatures of zero to and clothing with the new paper tuition fees in the last two years. Just Sign Your Name And Get The R W. Callis, Manacer
ti ERECTOR SETS ROLLER SKATES i : Orleans. He was a member of the ,5 below. However the Weather rubles their government will is- Financial help to competent Ready Cash You Need Today.
St. James Catholic Church and ;, Bureau predicted temperatureswill sue in its currency reform pro students who otherwise could
= JOSEPH BUMBY HAP, W ARE CO. i iW the Orlando Restaurant Owners : moderate in Illinois and gram for battling speculation and not complete the first 14 yearsof

I! WINTER PARK Ra I,,Assn. I Northern Indiana. inflation. schooling, and aid to
ORLANDO FAMILY LOAM CO.
!i Besides his wife, Mrs. Jane I Fair moderately cold weatherwas I Lists were printed showing the ing students through a deserv-I
nSnSn: : rrrr rrrrrrppr rr. ar: > Bories Bywater, he is survived experienced along the Upper retail prices to become effective program of scholarships 501 Florida Bank Bldg. Phone 21661Don't
i by three sone, J. Glenn Jr., East Coast while skies cleared today with the end of rationing.At lowships.
1 I and John the Southern Fair the same time the banks will ,
one plains.
Teddy ; over i Creation of hundreds of new
Grace Dee; his mother daughter'l weather was reported over most begin a week-long exchange of like the :
TILE YOUR BATHWITH I M. Bywater and one sister, Mrs. !of the Rocky Mountain area. I new rubles for old on a cash basis "community familiar junior colleges colleges in I
J. E. Flannery, both of Louisville of one new ruble for 10 old States."Sweeping .

LUMITILENO I Ky.Pallbearers. will be Joe Byland, Gallegos Is VictorIn 'I ones.The price schedule disclosed I' many changes" in college I eF
curriculums to' provide "a unified -
that man's worsted suit will .
Ernest Brown, Merced Galindo, Venezuela Vote a 5' .
education for Amer-
general
cost 1,400 rubles in urban and
DOWN PAYMENT THREE YEARS TO PAY William Commander Kemp Fred and W.Borries D. Borries., Jr., CARACAS, Venezuela [UP] 1,500 in rural areas, and a wom- ican youth" now, said the Zook 4sr

FOR FREE ESTIMATEPHONEWADESCOTT Interment will be in Green Romulo Gallegos, 63 writer and an's woolen dress 510 rubles in report, unity is "splintered" by i
wood Cemetery. educator, was hailed yesterday urban and 560 in rural areas. A 10 over-specialization. i C.
i as the landslide victor of Vene- '''to 12 per cent cut in many food- il
\ =' U: "X" g:" I
INC. 4t
MR. CARL WEXDEIj zuela's first popular presidential stuffs was shown. I 1 i
Mr. Carl Wendel, 90, died Sun- election yesterday, as mounting
Phone 2.2920 100 W. Amelia Ave. day at a local nursing home. A returns gave him a margin of Lifer Confesses QUICK .. .

native of Ottawa, IlL, Mr. Wen- almost four to one over his near- -
del had resided in Gotha with : est opponent.Mrs. Child 8. t ,. k .
his brother Mr. Henry Wendel. ; Slaying LOANS 1I

A NEW SERVICE..for Besides his brother, he is sur- MADISON, Wis. [IUPJ] A young R I
Paul Imel of South Amer-
,
vived several nieces and
by criminal serving a life term f for I
brother Mr. John of I
ica, a Taylor ,
nephews. and with lose, has at Ii
to
and DeSoto nothing con- ,
Owners
Plymouth Dundee, Scotland; and a sister a d
There will be no services here. fessed that he and a companion }>
I Miss\ Christina Taylor, Sterling, XMAS
The will be forwarded
body by
Ouicker Efficient Convenient Scotland. kidnapped and killed Georgia tt j
... Fairchild Funeral Home to Ottawa Jean Weckler, 8. last 1
--.- The body will lie in state at May, authorities {
for services and interment. WaitHave
'f -
disclosed -
the Carey Hand Funeral Home yesterday. Shoppers
I MR. JAMES M. TAYLOR Tuesday and Wednesday for Buford Sennett, 22, who was \ m ,
i Mr. James M. Taylor, 78. Daytona friends to call. Services and the :sentenced last month for killing \
Beach, died Monday in Halifax !- interment will be held at a Carl Carlson 25 a University of R. E. WOLF k Your Home of Tomorrow TODAY
f fw
r xg Hospital, Daytona Beach. later date. Wisconsin medical student said d
Mr. Taylor was a resident of the child was kidnapped for ransom Don't let the high cost of living k
Orlando from 1926 until 1944_ MRS. BRAVTOV: C. PAYNE ;4 dampen your Christmas spirit Consult Falkner for your Heating, Air Conditioning -
I when he moved to Dayton WINTER PARK-Mrs. Gladys I No need for that-If $25 to $300 A and Roofing requirements.
Beach. He was past Presidentof M Payne. 56, died at her home. A fish in the water can move \\ win brighten your Christmas, see JJ'
B the Orlando Carpenters Union 2046 Aloma Ave. Monday.She forward or backward, straightup R E. Wolf at Acceptance Corp. jj l lhi Complete the picture with adequate, de
of Florida for
a member of the Masonic Lodge and her family moved or straight down \\'t a quick friendly J pendable kitchen appliances.
,
loan and enjoy the holiday sea- j{
fry and the IOOF Lodge. here from Birmingham 18
;44
Survivors are his widow. Mrs months ago. i son. jf :
I Myrtlet G. Taylor of Daytona :Mrs: Payne is survived by her CAR OWNERSDon't S 4 A loan here is your own r private JiH Falkner is First Ask Your NeighborREFRIGERATION

Beach: a son, Robert M. Taylorof husband. Dr. Braxton C. Payne, affair-no one else Is involved. r
Kansas Mo., Be Denied the Right *1 a
City a daughter
and a daughter Miss Virginia I $ Just write-come In- better !j
Payne both of Winter Park, anda To Drive Your Car! still-phone us and pick up the fjt
son. Braxton C. Payne Jr., of t :Cash:: the same day.ACCEPTANCE. f?
,
o Atlanta. The best way to protect yourself '
Improve public understanding
Marvin Pittman Funeral Homeis is with an American Fire $ DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
f r of fu. in charge of arrangements. & Casualty Company policy. i j
3 ,
Services and interment will be CORPORATION K;
4 neral matters we answer SAVE MONEY-Bring your motor anA 0I
held in Birmingham.DAVIS. serial number. Four months to pay ,4 K I
....-.- all questions by phone the premium. I ;< OF FLORIDA tI I
Plymouth-DeSoto service, U as near aa your telephone. Just mail in JOSEPH J-The body of Joseph *d R 1620 II. An. PHONE 9"9 ORIANDO RO IOA. .
or ORANGE
,
call and will person. J. DavIs. 59 of 1020 Charter St. Tampa DON MOTTPh. I i 489 N. Orange Ave. -:- Phone 7136
us
we pick your ear up at home or office perform
i
formerly! of Orlando. who died! Sundayat }(
the service you order and return your car promptly. There is ,
home will be sent to Indianapolis
Free in Burn
Parking
BO charge for this convenient pick-up and delivery. Try it once Ind.. for services and bunal. He is 8116 128 S. Court St. 4 *
and enjoy this tune laving, pleasant method of having your car survived by his wife!, Mrs. Grayce Davis. n n n
serviced. Tampa. a daughter! Mrs. Coy F. Hurst.

ORLANDO FLETCHER MOTORS I INC. .. Frankfurt.Davis Los Germany Angeles! !: one a son.sister.! GeraldT Mri
H E Miller! Orlando, and a brother! ,
DESOTO-PLYMOUTH John Davis, Columbus, Ohio.

1020 N. Orange Ave. Phone 2-4541 CARD OF THANKS
We! wish to extend! our heartfelt, thank
to all who were! so kind during! the illness!
and death! of our beloved wife and mother.
Mr J W Malone
Mr and Mrs. F. E. Malone

PIGGL WIGGLY Mr Mr and Roy Mrs Malone.Horace Hater.
. and LOVETT'SORLANDO Mr and Mrs W M. Stalling f
Mr and Mrs J L. Malone.


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WED. AND THURS. : poison-ivy itch. eczema Itetuor
pimple Itching ..: itw. bug bitoa or.
any kind of comma ikm itching If.o.math
for HOBSONS DERMA-ZEMA OINTMENT.
And don bear with chapped hand*.crackedhandi.
TENDERIZED : skin or .or* calp.
H A M-S Reach for.l8i'sO':S DERMA-ZEMA: OINT
4ft. MENT. Lt it "knock tn M itching cold"
PICNICS 1& and help beat son skis or son tcalp. Toe
may be delightfully aurpnsed. U. only' aa
directed on label. A.k for HOE&OR'*
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99O 510 1230 S9O SO U1O 74O
begin Christmas holidays at noon I 9:OO Sun On ___ n____ Rise & Shine 3:11 Ladlea Be Seated ABC Double or Nothing Martin Block .n Orlando Matinee WILL BE FINISHEDFOR
5:IS Whoot'n Antics Church in Wildw 3:30: P. Whiteman Cl'b ABC House Party n_ Song of Stranger Orlando Matinee
Friday while Rollins and the Or- 530:: Whoatn Antiu ===== Dial Twisters; Hour 3 45_P Whiteman Cl'b_ABC House Party Chuck Foster Orlando Matinee. ...: Wedding Presents
lando Junior Colleges will observe 5:45: Whoot'n Antic - Dial Twisters Hour .4 OO P. Whiteman Clb. ABC Hint Hunt __ Erckln Johnson J. W. Vandercook .
6:OO County Newspaper --- News- :Lily A Curl Newa-RcTeiUe ___ Sign On & News_ .4 15 P. Whiteman Cl b ABC Hint Hunt-New Johnson Family __ Studio Party __ CHRISTMAS,
different dates. I 6:15 Whoot Antic Lily & Curly Reveille _______ Hillbilly Records 4.30 Tommy Dorsey Show Dr. Paul ___ Harold Tu ner Studio Party n__
Rollins will close for the holi-- 6:30: Whoot Antics ==_ Son Farmer Pgm Newt-Reveille ___ Farm News n___ 4.45 Tommy Dorsey Show church of Air Adventure Parade Studio Party ---- Christmas Gifts
6.45 Morning Devotion UP_*_AP New Morn'g Medltat Prairie Drifter __ __ SPECIAL OFFER
S 00 News-Music School of Air Tom Mix Studio Party
days at 1 p.m. Thursday and the 7 00 New-Music ___ h Yawn Patrol __.. Newt-Musical' Clk News --___n___ 5.15 Terry & Pirate ABC School of Air Hop Harrigan Studio Party _-__ 3 x 1
Junior College will close after 7:;IS The Old Corral _d_ Yawn Patrol Musical Clock ___ 74O Club - __ 5 30 Jack Armstrong ABC Stock Quotations Superman __h u Radio Rodeo n_' L 3 $6.50 ANY gift that mattersRECEIVED
last class Saturday. All 7:30: The Whoot Owls __ Wake Up & Listen Morn'g Devotion. Spot Summary --- 54j Jack mstrong ABC Lum &; Abner Capt. Midnight Sports. Fish New I
the on 7'45 The Whoot Owl UD AP New News-Easy List atY"b 740 Club - -
Jan. 5. --==- 6 00 Who Ooe* There n__ New nn_ Mu.-of R Rodcers Fla: Air News I
schools will reconvene : 8 OO Martin Agronskr ABC CBS New -- News Mike's Mile 6:15 Sports JournalJerry Sears Mu of R RodKer; for THIS WEEK
8;:15 Song by Crosby Contact =-=== rrkUeD.i': Do You Remember 6:30 Cinderella ===== Sports Pace of Air Mu of R Rodgers 1.lpe eJ't: I : Miriam Haskell Jewelry
8:30: Song of Good Cheer W. Messenger Ne-wx-W Roberta Do You Remember 645 Pleasure Parade ___ Lo..el..Thomas. Sports Parade Inside Hollywood d I Swedish Stemware French Dolls
OFPUDDING 843 Sunset_& Vine. Breakfast. ..Brevitle_ Breakfast_Time_ Acc.l"ding to Reed 7 OO Five-Star -Final ____ Bc-ula* Fulton Lewis Jr_SUpper Club-=---= I li) ( Evening Bags -
NEW KIND 9 00 The Br:kfast Club ABC UP and AP New Jon Shepodd Sings Bfast: tn Orlando 715 Elmer Davis ABC Jack Smith Drifting on Cloud Eventide Echoeslewscope I Marghab Linen Churchill Throws Castleton China
9 15 The Br ktast Club ABC Morning Devotions Editor Diary B fast In OrlandoClevelandalres 730 Tommy sebOW = Club Fifteen : _= On Wines of Son*I l t!
9:30 The Br'kfast Club ABC Time Out for Mu. Rhythm Doodlers .__ 745 Tommy Dors..1' Show Ed".rd Murrow Inside[ Sports Richard Harknes ;: 0'1""'. I Fine Christmas Cards Etc
9 45 The Br'kfast Club ABC Yours Sincerely Thru Feminine Ey Nelson Olnuted -- -- ------ ,
__- : .!_ _ __ 8 00 The Sons Shop : Big Town Record Shop Musical Showcase' I
1000. My True Story ABC Music for You Cecil Brown u-_- Fred Waring n_ 8 15 Peter Donald Show Big Town Record Shop Musical Showcase
i 10.15 My True Story ABC Music for You Claudia, ___ Fred Waring d_ 830 Am Town Meetin ABC Mr. A Mrs North Official Detective Worlds Ort Novels
10.30 Betty Crocker ABC. Evelyn Winter Say Wlth Manic Woman. World 8.45 Am. Town Meetln ABC_Bill_Henry Detective Rose Worlds Grt I 221 S. Orange Avc Phone 1696 The largest stock of fine china & crystal in the city.WHOOT..
10 45 Music from _Try & Find Me Say WlthMuafe Woman* World Novels
.Jrjoll g.OO Am Town Meetin ABC We the People ___ Gabriel Heatlnle... ------1
Cooks in One-Half I 111 00 Breakfast H wood ACB Arthur Godfrey Bill Harrington This I* Nora Drake 9 15 Am Town Me tln' ABC We the People __ King Cole Trio h Rhumba I -- ---- -
11:15: Breakfast H'wood ABC Arthur Godfrey< Tell Neighbor Katie'* DgbU.. -.. 9 30 Boston Pops ABC __ Studio One _h__ Zane Grey Show Songs by S.natra I
: 11:30 Galen Drake ABC Morning Melodic Club Rendezvous Jack Berch u"u 9.45 t.lY--"P.! ABC_Studio One ...Zane Grey Show Song by SinatraAmerican i
ABC Rosemary Air Lams Melodies Vaunhan Monroe 0 ----=:= -
the TimeServe l1b: Ted Malone .- 10 00 Boston Pop ABC _ Studio One -____ Forum Business Reporter
12.OO Welcome Traveler ABC UP-AP News Kate Smith --.-- New & Farm Re'w 10.15 Boston Pops ABC =___ Studio One _____ American Forum Tommy Tucker Or *
pudding discovery 12.15 Welcome Traveler ABC Checkerb Jambre Gypsy Music News Farm Raw 10:30.: Labor. USA ABC Open Hearing ___ Sister Kenny PRm., Red Skelton ____ I
delicious
this new 12:30 Noon Edition Romance H. Treat U. 8. Naval Band 'c n 10 45 Let Freedom Rm ABC Open Hearing _ Swter Kenny Pc.... Red Bkelton _n_
-the first taste and you'll never 12:45 Cr'ker Jim_-Ranch_&.O_Our..Gal Sunday US!" : Naval. Band Eelbeck Drifter __ 11.00-News-of-Tomorrow-- -..-. New- __ Sport Parade _--:- New _ I
ee busier spoons. Notice the firm rich 1.00. Baukhaze Talkin ABC Big Sister __u__ Cedrie Foster ___ Lunch with Lopes 11:15: Joe Hasel ABC __ Dance Orch ___._ Morton Downey. __ News of the World ,
texture that stays creamy thru and 1 15 Radio Society Ma Perkins ----- Ferrell Time ____ Lunc with Lopes 11.30 Gem of Thought ARC Dance Orch. ____ Tony Pa*'or a or. Merry-Go-Round '
overrule. Never a rubbery 1'30 Hill Billy Hit Parade UP-AP News ---. EavesdroppingCbeckerb ___McConn & News 11 45 oHtel Ambassador ABC Dance Or h. __ Pastor-News Merry-Go-Round I' j
thru even 1 45_Hill BIll Hit_Parade_Guiding Light -- . 'd Jambre Believe It or Not. : - :=- -- - ,
luriace forms no lumps! Contains no : 12 00 News The Owl Room New unn Sign Off := News I .
2 OO South American Way Wendy Warren Martin Block n_ Com'unity Devot 12 li The Owl Room Dance Orch ___ Deign' for LI.tn'ln. T
Bxnstarch or gelatin. Cooks in half the 2 15 The Barry Wood Show Perry Mason --- Queen for Day Shop Fields Orch 12 30 The Owl Room _u._ Dance Orrh. ___u Design. for Llstn.in Today's Complete Radio Programs .
time-.saves tiresome watching and 2 30 Bride" Groom ABC Look Your Brat Queen for Day __ Woody Herman Or 12 45 The Owl Room Dance Orch _____ Design for I.istn in, J- ,
this new dig. 2 45 Bride A Groom ABC_Rose of. My Dream Martin Block__ -- Al Donahue Orch 1 sua- _ ___ -
1Urnn'c. Be sure to get OO on u News u News & Sign Off i 5:00: a.m.-Sign On 2-30
Ask for Knm-Kol Your 3.OO"Ladies: Be Seated ABC Double or Nothing Martin Block: --- News unUU __ Sign Off __uu : p.m.-Bnde & Groom ABC
today. 5:00
cowry I : a.m.-'hoofn Antics
[Sterling Drug. Inc.]
Krim-Ko in 3 flavors II
tarries
rrocer I 6:00: a.m.-County Ne\\-;paper [n\". C. 3.00
thoco ate... Butterscotch.late, f . . . . . . . p.m.-Ladles Be Seated ABC
Champion
To Visit Station Salvation Companv] (Quaker Oats)
Growers
ArmyTo '
HEAR : 6:15: a.m.-Whoot n Antics 3.15: p.m.-Ladies Be Seated ABC
%/!
KRIM-KO < % i" f:15, a m.-Morning Devotions [Toni|

Orange county_____L_ citrus growers Distribute I ARTHURGODFRBY kx:00 am.-News [American Laundry 330: pm-Paulhiteman Club ABC

will visit the State Citrus Experiment & Cleaning Company) (National Biscuit Co.]

......._.. .. . .. ..._ _ .'_ Station at Lake Alfred tomorrow 705:( a.m.-Libby-Freeman Jamboree 3.45; pjn.-Paul Whiteman Club ABC .0
i .. ...... .... .... ... .. -':... _._- ._. >:- a
. . -
. = -
.
-- : - JayCee Toys
\ : -. ;;. .0.1'= ; ; : -: ::. ::.:.; .::{ in a tour arranged by the G [Libby Freeman] [Ill. J. Reynolds Tobacco e
7:15: a.m.-The Old Corral (Orlando
Coj
Extension Service. )
Agricultural Distribution of gifts collected 0
r'1"t. : Transit Company ] 4:00: p-m.-Paul Whiteman Club ABC Z
'-'. Shipper" canners and others at the annual JayCee Christmas p 7:30: am.-The \\hoot Owl [Dixie [Nestles] we

I connected with.the citrus have Tree dance Monday night will be Sinring Y Ie Lilly Milling Cr mpanyla ) 4.15 pan.-Paul Whiteman Club ABC g

: bj County Agent> made through the Satiation "Slap 'cr down again Paw" :z 8:00: .m.-Martin[ Agronsky [ABC] [Wesson Oil & Snowdrift) IgI

FIORIDDflIRIJJflYSexperiment and to accompany. Army Toy Shop, Juvenile Court TONIGHT AT 9:00 o I Orange Buick Company) 430: pm.-The Tommy Dorsey Show p
the
: station's inspect facilitiesfor Judge :Mattie Farmer announced ON "WE. THE PEOPLE" o O, 8:15: a.m.-Songs by Crosby [Stroud'sRexall 5:00: pun.-Five Clock News a..
.
00 Stores)
yesterday. Si, \\DRO [Orange Blossom Trail
for studying production, handling S moil
CHICAGO I Needy families from all over K.10 a.m.-Songs of Good Cheer Produce]
' o and processing of citrus
p fruit. Orange County will be invited to f 8-15 a.m.-Sunset and Vine [Yowell- 5:03: p.m.-Peggy Lee [Claude H.

5% Hrs. Your fastest schedule $57.35 > visit the shop to pick out presents UNLUCKIESTLOVSRS : Drevvlvey Company) AVolfe Inc]
"Fertilizing experimental plots, gathered at the dance 9:00: a.m.-The Breakfast Club ABC 5JO -Band Sketches
pm. [Filley
insect and disease control methods ,

to ATLANTA and new processing facilities! The top hOI idea for clio,;. 1 : J 9:15: a.m.-The(Tom Breakfast| Club ABC 5:15 Motors\ ]
: p.m.-Terry &. The Pirates
ABC
will be demonstrated by Dr. A. t dilution of gift ** \\as
tf Swift
3% Hrs. $21.40 1 F. Camp, vice director in charge originated II l >' C-.It. 1':. H. }'f"I'. In America 9:4j: a.m.-The[ Breakfast& Company Club) ABC 530 : [Quaker Oats]
and members of his staff," Baetz- "king of the S.iU.itionrnij.'. : p.m..Jack ArmstrongEC
Via Connecting Airlines All Fares Plus Tax. 'i saidPersons. : Tell About Honeymoon : [Philco Corporation) [General Mills] .,
man The olioit Mill !><" located I l in tinrm's -
10:00: a.m.-:My True Story ABC [Libby } -
Connections all 6:00: p.m.-\\noo Goes There
to principal points
going on the tour will .\ building on Hast Central TONIGHT AT 9:00 .4 Products)

DAILY COMMUTER FLIGHTS TO assemble; at the Perfection Cooperative .\'e. ON "WE. THE PEOPLE" a: 10:25: ; a.m.-Betty Crocker ABC [General 6:15: pm.-Sports Journal [Bell
:. Dairies Bldg.. 3400 S. si. nun \b ono"Hooperating Q Bread] o
t It estimated that than Mills
TALLAHASSEE GAINESVILLE JACKSONVILLE Orange Blossom Tr.. and will is more ] 630 pm.-Cinderella [Dicksonlves]
erg
2000) )) gifts will be collected as 10:45: a.m.-Music from Hollywood z

Passengers Airmail Air Express for leave Lake in a Alfred.motorcade at 8:30: a.m. tokens of admission at the dance : Man" : O 11:00: a.m.-Breakfast in Hollywood 6J45 pm.. -Pleasure Parade [First w4

which is open to all .JunIOr : )Ie ABC (Procter &. Gamble] National Bank] p
For All Travel Reservations They are scheduled to arrive Chamber of Commerce membersand C 11:15: a.m.-Breakfast in Hollywood 7:00: pm.-Five Star Final [Farm & p
at the experiment station at All .
Tells Comedians Home
thC'II'0 t Why ABC [Kellogg) Machinery Co.J
10 a.m. Worry About Him g 11:30: a.m.-Galen Drake ABC Kel 7:15: p,m.-Elmer Davis ABC v.
I
L PHONE 2-4568 \\ arranged to meet at the eB a
dairy building so that anyone IF VITAMINSDON'T TONIGHT AT 900 logg] 730 pm.-The Tommy Dorsey Show

1 ___ wishing to double-up could do BUCK YOU UPtry ON "WE, THE PEOPLE" : .-: 1l.tJ: : am.-Ted Malone ABC [West- 8-00: pm.-The Song Shop
so." Batezman said "Parking mghouse] 8:15: pm.-Peter Donald Show-

space is available there. NUXATED IRON : Station I1R0 f< 12:00: pm.-\\elcome Travelers ABC Stanback

when. your doctor if n. you a m lirine and IrAvsn : : [Procter & Gamble] 830 pm.-Americas Town Meeting
i help T,u. he tries another mruirme. Like IIT. ABC
.
wise, if '.n ins don I I hark YOU up trj 12:30: pm -Noon Edition

I Three Estates color KIXATED in tour IKON: 10 help lull Rd-Mood ton Id more help full maD led Oscar: Bradley's Orch 4E<;.;,. :*.:..._...} 12:1: ; p.m.-Cracker Jim-Grove &. 930;:} p.m.-Boston Pops Concerts -
D499 teTiondertuL Suet to NLXATEI" > : > Ranch ABC
ci uo to foe << tieffi a f.. Dwight Weist.M.C {
vial WON SWlesBef qmw M awdnatteed4as tile 1&1>-. 1:00: pm.-Baukhage Talking [ABC] 1030: pm.-Labor, USA ABC *

--- I [B. B. McCormick Roof 10:45: p.m.-Let Freedom Ring ABC

Probated. HereThree ing Co.] 11:00: pm.-News of Tomorrow

115; p.m.-Radio Society [The Gol 1115: pm.-Joe Hasel ABC

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIESCameras e den Urn Coffee] 11:30 p.m.-Gems for Thought

wills 1:30: pm.-Hill Billy Hit Parade 11:35 pm.-Lets Listen to Music ABC
admitted
were to
"f: 200: p.m.-South American Way 12:00: a.m.-New s, -The Owl 1 Room
$4.50 probate here yesterday by County ,
upEnlargers 1215;) a.m.-The Owl 1 Room
2:15: p.m.-The Barry Wood Show
.
Judge Victor Hutchms .
$29.50 upProjectors s' ss [Orlando Fruit & Produce 100; a.m.-Sign OffWHITEMAN
Mrs Dora A. Geldard was :
.. Company, Inc.j
:named executrix of the $18,000

Accessories estate of her husband, Arthur The home of fine Innerspring Mattresses and a

I Geldard which she inherits. He 0a
Box Springs. :::
Matching
died Nov 16 in Winter Park. r'Z
MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIESEngines
Herman .J. Heidrich, 1115 o
I Drop in today and see QUALITY built into
Lancaster Park was named ) e
$4.95 to $75.00 i trustee on behalf of minor these fine sleep inducing products. o h ? x

Kits 25c 1 children for the $50,000 estateof o .

Tools his son. Herman J. Heid - -- ra

Accessories I rich Jr.. who died here Dec. 6.

Mrs Dorothy New, widow of

!Joseph D. New, who died here -

MODEL R. R. SUPPLIES i Dec. 1. was named executrix of 1- '

his $30,000 estate which she in. e

Locomotives $5.00 to $58.50 herited. ',III _e' r r .

Car Kits $1.50 to $3.50 .
1 Pine Castle News.. & RUSSELL
Acce&soriesElectric 1- --- - -- -- - - ASSOCIATED STORES SUGGESTS A

Trains PINE CASTLE-A communitychoir .. SALLY FOSTER
I composed of members of a 3':TO P.M. PAI"1.I \\'HlTE IAN CLUB b::

the Baptist and Methodist o 1 15; AM I THE OLD CORRAL. Your Two boys who made good-Paul 0

THOMAS MICKLER'S i Churches will give the Christ De favorite Western songs by jour favo- hiteman is recognized as the dean of o

mas Cantata in the school auditorium PHHLCOPbilce S rite Western entertainers are brought :Modern American Music Harold Russell

SOUTHLAND HOBBY SHOP Dec. 21. >or you by the Orlando Transit Co. Here surmounting tremendous handicaps a

Five girls are eligible to get Z is Sally Foster surrounded by a group incurred in World War II, fi

217 X. Main St. Opposite Post Office Phone 8011 their Brownie Membership cards o of the boys from "Pappy" Cheshire's achieved fame in a top flight screen :

from the New York headquartersof Radios like sterling silver a show. Frankie Taylor is at the left ando role. "Pops" records an interview with v:

the Girl Scouts They are: -offer you the qual.ty you need : SKeets" Yancy, right. Just visible Russell! This show is sponsored by r:

Judy Carter Kay Smith,( Rose for long-lived performance Buy over Sally's shoulder Is "Stuffy" Aus- National Biscuit l'ti( R .J I Reynold's
aS.
Marie Thompson, Doris Vickers aww... NEW PHILCO terms
.e your on easy tin. Orlando Transit Co. presents this Tobacco Co Nestle' ana Wesson Oil
\\illogean Greene and Virginia W ii at Assocated.
PERFECT CHRISTMAS MUSIC 0 show. and Snowdrift.
Johnson. e. :.e PAY AS $ A w
Next week, the Brownies will LITTLE AS Jl WEEK

HEARD IN PERFECT SILENCElS I hold their last meeting before the t
ON MANY MODELS
holidays and will not meet again .
t'QepyJ I until January Hostesses were Lug -- t

Judy Carter and Jimmie Ann FLORIDA'S LARGEST RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORES ; .


S I Russell.Alathean Class of the Baptist Fy i it4w4

Sunday School will hold their r .0
% lf? ; lA4R... cz::: 1 o 00
Christmas party Friday with aai.eoc u rvrr , .
Mrs H C. Tyner. . t+aso .two. 0a _.4 .
1fcl I ::: 0a ,
<3ki The P-TA will meet Thursday .
: In the school auditorium. o
v \\ The Youth Fellowship Class >- oc

held a candlelighting service z 1fi p

Sunday night in the church. 0e v:

C I Tuesday the Wesley Bible ".. .).:.
e Class will have their Christmas TOP WESTERN 0-

,. I party in the parish house. BAND CLARE BOOTHE LUCE

..
,ofr'
r Thursday the Annie Willoughby PEGGY LEE
4 Circle will hold a Christmas 830:' P M AMERICA. TOWN MEETING

party with Mrs. James Burden. The nation s most popular radio ,
z t; LEE. One of the forum tonight brings you a discussion Jon
M .a.aC \ 5:05: P. :M PEGGY
"How Can We Maintain' Prosperityand II

F\ top singers of the day, :Miss Lee brings Avert Depression." Paul C. Hoffman ;

Philip D Reed. Marrmer S
you songs in the style you v\ani to Eccles and Richard V. Gilbert are the

I hear. Sultry, intimate and inimitable. speakers George V. Denny Jr.. is moderator 00
Clare Boothe Luce has appeared .0

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I DR. P. D. NAPIER RUPTUREDThe Treatise On The Oyster!
I NERVE SPECIALIST NEW: Dobbs Trim 13 dldcrcnt.Bulbleu.
beltless. strapless. No
II CHIROPRACTOR ptncblor. binding, slipping or ebsfln -
I .. At the other end of the size
WssbaMs. sanitary. FRO I, CHARLES M. MUSTER I
.
Complete X.ray Laboratory demonstrationTHB 'Orlondo Morning Sentinel 1 Staff Writer] scale are full-grown shells so
DO BS TRUSS. 12 Care-lina Ct.
S31 Catbeart St. Phone Z-U7C worldIs
Persons who think the
'I
Hour II te S. Ph ne 2-1UT
small that they are Tiewed
their oyster might; well visit
__ _
.. .. the Beal-Maltbie Shell Museum, : through a microscope. wfti BfHfB f B ffanHBm i mm vifmi mm *& m BfBi Bml J8 &S Jt
.C' on then the ask Rollins themselves College whether campus Like visitors to Florida who 'Where Customers Send Their Friends"-Home Controlled
,take home shells because they
Come In and Look Around! they On have display ever in eaten the snail's unique eggs.collection find them beautiful and also pos-

is an edible egg, as large; sibly to show that they have been BUY FOR LESS !
CHRISTMAS GIFTS a as that of a robin produced bya here, crusaders use to take back N.
ORANGE
Brazilian snail also view.In 455
on
I :from Palestine the St James
FOR EVERYONE another ease in thespeciallydesigned scallop, which became known ai 1 EVERYDAY AT MARGARET ANN
is
building; a 117 S. ROSALIND
I the crusader's shell and was
rard that thl
indicating *
; mayyet

I I MOSES PHARMACY says become: the oyster's world.It be worn seen in at the Rollins.It hat. Examples. may Monday Thru Thurs. Specials! _'._ 'h2.---- :_- -'
I No. 1-1101 E. Colonial Dr. Ph. 2.3467 W. ,.t.allbra ir.I is difficult to Imagine a I
.. "Our common oysters lay so tall enough toew
I at person
I No.2-308 S. Orange Blame Tr L Ph. 9551 R..I.t.".a"..'W.Miat many million eggs that if all table-high" cases who would not _
t descendants of a single oyster he delighted and perhaps amazedby _
!should live for five generationsthey the thousands of shells I rii iii
---- many i4TT
: would occupy a space" six highly-colored and most lovely _
times the size of the earth. The collection said one of the I
As for the ancient dream of
world's!'; greatest was presentedto
finding a pearl in every oyster, Rollins College by the late Dr
MIDWEEK DOUBLE
the museum states flatly that James Hartley Beal nationally -BARRELLED SPECIAL _
1t A 'the ordinary edible oyster can known chemist who lived at
not make a valuable pearl, regardless Cocoa and its special buildingwas WESTERN A GRADE YOUNG KNOW
of stories to the con-
a gift to the college from his
"
trary. friend, the late B. L. Maltbie. YOUR
_ I The noble' pen shell however Altamonte Springs.; SIRLOIN STEAK lb.
from the Mediterraneanarea Except inn Summer, the museum I
I produces something; is open week days from BABY CLUB RIB STEAK 49cMEATS
which museum experts say 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sun- or lb.
may be the Golden Fleece' days from 2 to 5 pm.

which lured Jason and his CHUCK ROAST Ib. 45c Fancy known as choice.A .

Argonauts.Material on display looks like Reds Denounce GRADE is Fancy,

A COFFEEIITS 'changing the hair from of a golden woman blonde who to is B E E FRUMP or SHOULDER Ib. 47c known as Good.

a darker shade, or vice versa. It
UTILITY is C GRADE
HAMBURGER
is used bv the shell to attach Court Proposal Ib. 35c
itself to objects. There Is not but one
Western Pork Loins
or Chops Twin Cheddar'
Another bit of oyster lore emphasized
by the Winter Park GENEVA [UP) Soviet and End Cut Roast lb. 45 C CHEESE lb. 59C grade lower than C
museum, now seven years old. Yugoslav delegates to the Unit which is andcntters.
l is that the world ostracize mean- ed Nations; Human Rights Commission canners
HEW... 1 ITS OUT 01 tills i WoRIBt ing to keep completely in the yesterday denounced a Western .
I dog house, Is derived from the proposal to set up an interna- PORK LIVER lb.35C SAUSAGE 49C
...ITi> THE IMPBOVfeD CHASE a '5AN'8OR1J. Greek word for oyster.In tional court to enforce human lb.
Old Athens:when a chap rights as an attempt by "eco
ASST. SLICEDCOLD
seemed to be getting; ; so' popular nomically powerful States" to Smoked Sugar Cured Tender
Such an amazing Improvement morer that liberty was belieedto impose their will on weaker
words can't tell you! You'll have to taste be in danger, ballots madeof countries. CUTS 39c WHOLE i Irb.SHANK 65c
Itl I Tast.it today I You.llsee why so many oyster shell were caM. If Yugoslavia's Dr. Vladimir n.. Hams BUTT END 69c
.' ) | | .
many people say, "It's heavenly . it's his name appeared on a majority Rihnikar said suggestions for an
he had to leave town for a international court belonged in
the finest coffee money can buyP Get a END lb. 55c4''Ifl1 :
rao longer; or shorter' while.' the same category with the Mar
pound from your grocer today. The new, would
Presumably scallops shall plan and the "third force
Improved Chase & Sanborn-vacuum- a not like to be ostracized for it is -Socialist groups opposed to
packed of court I noted elsewhere in the museum both the extreme Right and
0 that "some species are grega- Left. I
.rious and apparently also migra
"These proposals. he said
tory" of the LGE. HEAD ICEBERG
"gire new expression LARGE
There is also shown a 300- .

which pound example reaches of a the weight giant of clam.700 tendency Nation to not make\rorld of the government United LETTUCE 9c STUART PECANS 43'

HERE'S flJAX- pounds, and can hold and drowna hut ."a supranationalgovernment. each ,?
native diver if he is not
LGE. STALK FRESH FL A.
rescued. The Marshall and the
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6 rlanon! flJorttittn Sfttitttfl Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 Tuesday, December 16, 1947 DECORATIONS OF THE FLORIDA PRAISED I
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THIS WAITING SURE HAS ME DOWN ONLY...

Lake County in Ocala Howard BisslandIII Bank Shows Christmas SpiritEven DAYS TO DO MY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING/

NorningCoughs District of U.S. Court 7 '-iT
Transfer of Lake County to t In LakelandHoward banks get cheerful at gaiety to anything as chilly as Purcell'sChurch
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CflenDwbBronchial, Asthma the Ocala Division of U. S. Dis Christmas time, and although financial transactions. Even if it
h i trict Court was announced in a 4 __ R. Bissland. U. S. Soil Orlando banks are a lot more were only a sort of token decoration at HugheyWALGREEN'S
M Do JOG eouh and couch.especially morn1 Conservation Service biologist, friendly than most any day in it would be pleasant. But
and at night At tune do feel lit notification received yesterdayby
you
ales ss is confined to a Lakeland hospital the The
year Florida Bank has to have the whole
you verve tearlcx yourself to plecci trying Alex Daley, Federal Court enormous
la get rid of rtranjunj mucus and tui you i because of pneumonia, R. E. gone all out to make its customroom trimmed with sways and at.TEwlrnt
cfeoke. rP for breath wbecsc and oftencan't clerk here. This leaves Brevard. r Witherell. Central Florida dis
ers
merry. of laurel 4no
garlands and the balcony
deep The eauae of these devlUlUliit Orange. Osceola and Seminole -
trict conservationist, said here
&symptom may be recurxmc attack of Bronchial almost;; hidden with palmsto
There :
Asthma In mica cuu. the very first Counties in the Orlando Division yesterday. yon can cash checks
..... and one big Christmas tree and }
OOM ef .doco a physiclm'i prescription.noun music and make your deposits
fly *tart almost Instantly to help relax LOWER .... H It's [ought Bissland a resident of Haines under the branches of lots of little ones standing about
that eloued then stufi) feelingloosen COST .n Trio. W. "ity.. was hospitalized last Fri- a -is wonderful. \
bronchial $..l *. helps Christmas I tree. You ran even
,
For he
than ,
and remove thick. ttrangluig phlegmThis financ. day. more a :year borrow in a hotter ofgreenery And the candles and the soft ;>
belpe you gt good fresh air into your lung LOANS Ir has been assigned to Florida to money music i and flowers. It isn't overdone -
restful sleep. Mendoc Sa not .. ; and while you are
and promote initallim help farmers develop fish and !
0 amok. Injection or spray, but is a tasteless Loan OPt. 4th a waiting look at a picture of the and it is all! very dignified '
Internal Ktdicme which works thru wild life resources of their land. and almost! classical, an austere
the blood thus reaching the bronchial tube floor. Elevator.Air i glad tidings being brought; to
and .....' MevoW must satisfy in every Conditioned.FIRST shepherds watching their luxuriousness if there is such
way or your money back is guaranteed. 6 The aster was named after the' flocks by nIght thing. It took much time and
Ask your druggist for Mendoco today, sod NATIONAL SANK goddess Astrae, from whose ears trouble and a great deal of cooperation -
take exaetl as directed lf.wlnr r-. 1Ngolt bosons t'arrlOj he plants were reputed to have It really is rather nice of the from 19 other firms in :i
--- --- prung. 1 bank, this bringing of seasonal the city. I 1

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.- NCOHPOKATCO AWAITS HIS CUE! Hardly <" ft/5 EVERYONE
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Mated Applluti.- 1' i
537 N. Orange Ave. Phone 7181ATTENTION GET CASH TODAY ladylike is the pose of this ,.
pocket billiard player, but then 11'I'1/

Emery Niles, of Baltimore, ( r
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Md is hardly a lady. He's .
! pictured in costume he'll wear I '
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as a member of the cast of everyone so economical; ,

CONTRACTORS & BUILDERSTHE annual Harvard Hasty University's Pudding 100th Club J too-Your Walgreen Drug Store surety) is

shaw.Marshall .
/ "The Christmas/ "
NEW Store For you!

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RUBBER Plan }t Jf'

FLOOR TILE Is \
i Necessary, t f
Wholesale Price, IiCIOHI.: : |. Ft. and Over
DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY BY JayCees Told


= l3c- SATtwF = Adoption .of f the Marshall Plan
was described! here yesterday as
MERCHANDISE BROKER a part of the price necessary to .
133 W MORSE BL\T. WINTER PARK., PHONE: II 1' pay for preservation; of the Am- .
P.O. "0\ 2367, ORLANDO. FLORIDA"TIME" erican way of life. I 1 '-

A factual summary; of the ; PORTABLE RADIO
plan itself", its history. and factors
/ ._= ,. Welcome!
l in the debate It has e i is here and it's for "YOU"FINANCE red was discussed. by Charles f ,1/ a ax Light W handy room to room,
R. I.impus Criminal Court '
Clerk, in an address before the 'I'y or on picnics next summer!
Junior Chamber of Commerce. Batter}-po tcered 4-tube set

LOANSUP The war: having left this country 'c a-tone plastic-wood cabinet.'
and Russia as the only two I Batteries
strOng powers!' he said with I P0. DO's his password toeKaywoodie' means a lot 1995 ntrl
I $2-45
two diametrically: opposed sys smooth shaves1' Give to men who want a

_ j 1a. TO tems impossible of ,government."for us" to it permit wouldbe ;- t. ( this q-piece set . 129 I pipe from SG Nick 350 up "1 /

the growth of a conflicting form I 1 Max Factor Quartet /l'
while \\'e have the wealth and the Z
-Pan-Cake Make-up,
strength to prevent it." 1
$300 The Soviet Union. Limpus said, .;,. Lip Brush, Rouge $ M
has put on notice of its belief that t I and Lipstick . . T1
the two systems cannot exist side
by side. I I
4 OB Household FurnitBre, I I Deflate over the plan he described

z EqnlpmCBl, Notre, Co-M.kn.AatomebUei as; similar to the lend-
lease debate in 1911 and he said
Tracks, etc. I .
r the plan is "the most ambitious Zf"Tnomphe" Perfume ,, f t
attempt at large-scale, economic + I Win a Christmas kiss t tp. b'
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planning in history. /
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?y REDCCED PAYMENTS with this so 250 :3

Borrow I 75." Pay Monthly I 5.21 Hostetler ListedAs 3 lovely odeur . .
' fde 4d 7.'4 II
no." 1t,55
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g Shrine Club'sLuncheon
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X, 41. RICHMOND: Manager Speaker
3 Pink Clover Cologne .
Friendly, Private, Quick and Confidential' Loan Service P I I. I'o-toilor.l' executive director t ( Harriet Hubbard Ayer Give him the amazing new Cater to his golfing ego with Thoroughbreds! Fine Amity .
I the
Florida State Retailer GEM Guiding Eye Golden
\,>-n will be guest speaker I fragrance- /195 Crown balls. Wallet and Key Case C5fl
Service is the of "TIME"'TIME" 1l! Rotor and 25 Blades 435
Keynote Six of
;at the luncheon meeting of I blossom-sweet. I em . . . stitched with nylon .0"""
is New-"TIME" Will Help You! the Orlando Shrine Club at 12:15:
p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce I
Bldg.
For Your Convenience we will remain open until' 8 P.M. i In his!' address.' !, Hostetler is expected I ;

Monday and until' ChristmasACROSS to oppose any State sales. ,
every Wednesday friday t I 4 Evening In Paris / t
gross; receipts or transactions s
taxes. t I Perfume, Cologne, Lipstick / "
FROM: WESTERN UNION AND UNION BUS STATION I
Roy Ellis president urged all 1 t Talcum, JJ" I

TIME' FINANCE SERVICE, INC. Shriners meeting for to bring the Crippled a toy to Chil the 4 Powder, Rouge . O ? ,I

21 Wall Street Telephones: 3-2520 and 3-2529 dren's Hospital in Greenville, ;'I')
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Once you try this new yeast-you'll never be Box of 20 -
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Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 (@r1nub iHomlnti &rntinrl Page 71 YOUR DOWNTOWN
11 Tuesday December 16, 1947 _ I CLEANER
NEW YORK CLEANERS 8 HATTERS
Record Amount of Food VFW MEETS TONIGHT
Rail Pact Held Discriminatory Veterans of Foreign Wars will 22 W. PINE ST. PHONE 4809
w; ; HAT Union, 6 Held in Cold Storage meet tonight at 8 p.m. in the Rats Cleaned and Blocked Pressing; While You Walt
SHOP WASHINGTON [AP] A record ,Davis Armory corner of Livingston Dry Cleaning Alterations
the Brotherhood was refused An even more important test i and Parramore Sts. i I
4 F'? .lt WASHINGTON [UP) The Supreme peal by of the validity of divorce ruling quantity of perishable foods was --- --- ---- -- -- -
Orange Ml South Ave. Court yesterday held thata I The agreement, signed be- by one State in another held in the Nation's cold storage .

3 Ht* Blocked Cleaned 1941 agreement between the|I tureen the Brotherhood and the State will come when the court plants (in Dec. 1. the AgricultureDept. I ''Tlu:;: II PAINTS HARDWARE ml ,
actual of LIME CEMENT MORTAR Ills
Dry Ctoamn Brotherhood of Railroad Fire- I railroads in February, 1911, rules on the validity reported yesterday. The MIX ,
prMiin & and 12 limits the number of Xf'groI Reno and Florida divorces in ''I '
AlterationPrMin *- men and Enginemen | amount was! 4 billion 800 million P I
o While Southeastern railroads con- 1 firemen aligned, to each class two pending eases. pound nr" about JOO) million !'I''I'I I : I
The court also agreed to rule II 1111 ,
Wait! I of firing job to one-half the I !
John Braves Mr.'U' stitutes Illegal discrimination total. An amendment added on the contention of nine Ne- pounds morE than the previour H II : :, NII'
SAM BASS. Prop. there S-S4M An convicted in North Carolina record set a month ago '
against Negro employes. ap- two months after the originalsigning groes II'II''j,
imposed further limli that the State's system of I Dii
panels is discrim- : ii: I ,!
picking jury !
I i tations on the seniority and Job '" 'f'o- - : I :, U
opportunities' of Negro firemen. inatory. The system limits pros li II
Twos the night before Xmas . The suit was brought by Tom pective jurors to property own CROTONWilrhr il,:,: L Iii' Call us at 2-1229 S
mad! He forgot to take his Tunstall, a Negro fireman for ers and poll taxpayers, and provides i I
And 19.95 to 951.10
Pop ,
was the Norfolk Southern Railroad for separate lists of white I P: L For details on a really Good BUY I! T
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dress shirt to and Negro jurors. ,: ,,
I who acted in behalf of all Negro Central 1,1 "III I ,
Garland at Concord I firemen employed by the road. Florida's I. j,I PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES, INC., Michigan Ave., at ACL Railroad : ; R
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He sought an injunction against 1 "I I I I I
enforcement of the agreementand ) ) = Exclusive P I.
sought damages from the IA1IIREPAIR ] ) (Q DealerA ''I ': Asphalt Shin g la Felt and Roll Bronze ', ,; E

union. I I''I' : 1:111 In AU Colon Rooting Screen Wire I
TIMELY: GIFT FOR XMA6 S : I
1L Negroes are not admitted to SERVICE t sKHERMAN'S ,:I\i I II I S

1 the Brotherhood, but it serves as Call "Seoffy" at 1.ay..\way I' I! I flOORING
I ld 24 Hour their bargaining agent with rail- BRITT'S -i6is Plan y I'!I: III I l !! III' SIDING fRAMING BOARDS MILLWORK ,; I:
Installed! b road management.The 356 N. Orange 27 W. Church st. Phone IOU I I II II Ii
Supreme Court also agreedto I
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Anywhere decide whether a husband
must obey the order of one
State to pay his wife alimony I
when his divorce in another
.
State-in this case Nevada-
EsL 1932 says nothing about alimony. i
YOWELL DREW IVEY CO.
NATURAL GAS FOR Reversing a decision made in
October, the court granted a hear- I
ing to Joseph Estin of New York I IN ORLANDOIvey's
YOUR HOME OR BUSINESSFASTER who is appealing a New York !
court order that he pay his former -
COOKING wife $180 a month alimony under -i
a 1913! separation agreement.The .
S SILENT SERVEL REFRIGERATION court also directed a lower

ECONOMICAL WATER HEATING court yesterday to rule on the
constitutionality of a Taft-Hart-- 1
MODERN AIR CONDITIONINGCLEAN
ley law provision barring legal! .
HOME HEATING protection for union activity to !
foremen. At the same time the
Co.ORLANDO court directed the Edward G.
Natural Gas and Appliance
nucleI Mfg. Co. to obey a 1MO!
order of the National Labor Re-
8ANTORDFla.
!,lations Board to reinstate a fore
N. Orange Ave. Fla. State Bank BIJff. I man who was discharged in 1911
Phone 4678 Phone 1252 I for union activity before the 'r b

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dally except. Suada J ,.. New ears Da,.. roth Grain Trade ForetoldBy I ,-- Tired Clerks Must Endure I
of July. Labor Da,. Thanksgiving! and ChrUtmai. by ,
Sentinel-SUr' Co. [Orlando Daily Newspaper Inc.) at S3* DREW PEARSON
MAMA
South Orange Ave- Orlando Fla. I FOR&OT\
Entered .. second-class matter at the Poet Office at I WASHINGTON-Political circles seethed last ___ Aching Feet Others
Orlando Florida under the Act of March 34. U7t. week over the grain speculation of Democratic EL: lii I SHE POT THE ; Limp Home

bigwig Ed Pauley assistant to the See. of the I i"Tr r1 i FLEA POWDER WA | Editor: While doing my Christmas -

TELEPHONES: Advertising. Want Ads till; Editorial.35cJ.'I"k Army. More than two :years ago. on July 18, 1945, I PAPRIKA shopping Saturday I happened

General Subscription O Price : flJO per mo. gg 5 fMAITIN *u--p I devoted almost a full column to Pauley'e grain p CAN to stand next to two weary

speculations."If \ [ : gals who had been doing the

A.s.... Earro AM* PmiiMn Congress should ever dig deep enough," I ( town. Their arms were full of

C. W. LINITT. to*. M... HINUT IALCH. EMTMIAI Diiarraa said "it will unearth one of the juiciest stories of : iI iIir I bundles and this appeared to be

(AIL Ho........ MANACIM 1$. MIlTON J. Aurrm. A,,. MIL riding the grain market the country has heard fora I their last stop. After looking over
rUioift HAMILTON C.I. MIL NOOMT COHSOMMI.SIC.-T..L long time, Including some of Pres. Truman's everything both on the counter

J. W LIMMOM, Crrr Cis Mo u CM* U$ MI....... Pius Sun. closest supporters, chiefly Ed Pauley, former and underneath the shelves in
ROSIIT F. WAIT &ASS. M... I. T. Mini. Typo $ppy. treasurer of the Democratic National Committee." I back the sweet young thing in
.. red said to the slightly heavy
Congress did not investigate. .
Member of The Associated Press But I did. I went into consider : 4J ) I blond, "Honey, my feet are
The Associated Press la exclusively entitled I able detail regarding Pauley's 1c a / killin' me. I can't take another.
to the use for republication of an step." With that they both THANK TOU!
news dispatches accredited to It or not grain speculation. Congress has
turned and As I
_ _ _ :otherwise accredited to this paper and around to investigate limped away.
I now gotten Pluse make PUBlIC
also tbe local news published herein. I stood there and watched the :your
All rights for re-publication of special it I I tired clerk gather up her merchandise THOUGHT letters brief. We
:dispatches herein are also reserved. would like them typewritten
1 I wondered what her
PAGE 8 TUBS., DEC. 16, 1947 One of the most well-meaning I left foot was saying to the right double spaced if possible.
| but Ieft-hnded of American ambassadors ( 'I UNCLE ABE. THE EDITOR.

I is the big St Paul ship- L .
t builder. Bob Butler, IT. S. envoyto I Cracker Jim's Weather seed. From now on r m
Australia. Also he is one of my wether predctin witn the!

Our Program the unhappiest In fact, he is so 'Prolhyin' Not for Zcke there goose hones lak mole

Eliminated of Political Job DuprlCat Oll. $ i' unhappy that he would l be quite !! Editor: I done seen in the pa- I igranpappy tole me tooI
Lever Taxes. Efficiency in Gorerameat.TODAY'S !. : ''per tother day where that there I I UNcLEZEKE:
I I Pearson wining 10 swap posts CU1U v"UU"'::
Court of St. James. I Cracker .Tim sod he got a sekret
I TT. S. envoy to the Failing Royal Wedding Cost
S way of wether profisyin.' Claims I
compromise for Mexico City
this. he would even
i
THOUGHTS i .. ,, nobody hut him can ritely do it 'Would feed Several'
IuyNDKTr
or Havana.Ambassador "F ; :
Doan'olUill let that tolable fat '
Let the heavens be glad, and let the earth rejoice Butler is unhappy because diplomacy Editor: This is my fir- P 'erI
raskil fool I done him
I you. give i to the editor. Maybe it isr'ti
: and let men say among the nations, the just ain't what it's cracked up to be-at 2 plugs of spit keen chawin to- i I worth time

Lord reigneth.-I Chronicles 16:31.: least not for him, in Australia. In short, he finds PITCHING HORSESHOES baker and a can of Black Cat to my Mr. L. V.or Harris your sparribut I say

it without fanfare or glitter, even just plain I snuff fur him to tell me how he I i I there is no comparison betweena t
*
dowdy and dulL works hit. He said you take 2 presidential election 111lUT

God's in his heaven: And thereby hangs a sad sad story of an First Christmas Tree TaleS (hottles of that there Peruney country and a ro"ale'h .ng In
iTonic and 2 of'ahoo Bitters
the Britain.
in
All's right with the world.-Robert Browning. American businessman turned loose
I and hand full of Miss Liddy I'e
fields of desperately tryingto a I don't ask them fr- the
Elysian diplomacy nnborinp. His efforts to BILLY ROSE watchmaker shook his head sadly at the offender j Pinkhams pills and mix them rite 1 money to spend on our eler .>ns
make borinK Job
a Who introduced the Christmas tree to America and went on. i pood in a jUg.. Then you puts and other activities. In-tean we
Florida Teachers To Get Extra Pay dress up the Job ha've been Herculean-but to ? "Well it didn't look like much of a Christmas ,i' in a mite of Red Seal Lye fur a are asked to help the other! cnun

no avail.One I j Well, it's a nice story. even though it's mixedup to Prof. Follen as he walked home that afternoon.He 'pleasin bookay. The next thingi tries. Right in the faces of peo

ATTY. GEN. TOM WATSON has ruled of his first was to decree that The Start with slavery, a German professor and the had l traveled too far in search of freedom to i j he tole me to do was to git on pie starving, Britain goe all out
Spangled Banner be played by embassy loud- | president of Harvard it I his ole Tobe mule and tip thatI : for a royal wedding because tt
University.I
. Florida teachers are eligible fortwo { give up on account of a job. He got to thinking |I there jug up at the moon and is old tradition. The
speakers every morning at sunrise in Canberra. | got the story the other afternoon from of the Christmases he had known kid in an money
my as a j look thru hit while I atakin I,
months on last contracts. was spent on the wedding plus the
year's
pay : The idea sent shivers down the spine of career f friend, the watchmaker down in Greenwich Vil GE'rmany-the toys, the painted eggs, the red- ',,3 eud !snorts and then tell him from at least of the
money part
This will be welcome news coming at diplomat H. Earle Russell. Not only does the diplomatic 1 lage. As I've mentioned before, whenever I comedown and-white candy, and, best of all, the Christmastrees. what I done seed. Mon! I done wedding gifts would have fed

this Christmas season. game require late sleeping, but Russell I with a case of brain-blank, I break the 25-; i, took one gud snort of that there several starving mouths How
feared that the U. S. National Anthem would jar I Ii cent crystal on a $2 wrist watch I own and hotfoot 'Why not have one here?' he asked himself. 'i stuff and hit nicked me offen much better it would have been

The last Legislature did a most fair i pastoral Canberra [population 15,000] like an j: f it down to his shop on 11th Street. While His two-year-old son had never seen one. What j ole Tobe lak a crack of litnin. I at a time like this to have done

thing when it made it possible for teachersto alarm clock. I! I t the old gent is fussing with my watch, I talk to could he lose? The people in Cambridge thought !.Tist bout choked to deth. Done i something plain for a changeAt

be paid on a 12-month basis. Is there The battle over The Star-Spangled Banner 1 him about thissa and thatta. As a rule, when I he was an eccentric anyhow. i i hit my haid on a cypress root least the peoples of other
any I I waxed almost as furious as the battle over Ft. 1 leave, my watch has anew "The next morning the professor cut down a and hit put a. not as big as a countries would have thought,
other profession which could expect to obtain I Baltimore inspired Francis Scott goose egg on ole skull.' The they to thc5%
Henry which crystal; and I have small fir tree and planted it in a tub. His missus my were trying help
efficient personnel if they were em- Key to write the anthem. And when the storyof t the material for a colored a lot of egg shells and filled them with i ole sc unp had the nerve thento 1 i selves. H
battle leaked into V. S. magazine. J ax me how many moons I B. r F.
the a news column.
ployed for only a part of the and I I', comfits, lozenges and barley sugar. She baked
year
the ambassador tactfully withdrew the order, un- When I got to his base l gingerbread men and fixed wax tapers and pteper

further expected to attend school during tactfully; fired Counselor RusselL I I :ment shop I noticed a ,, cornucopias. When she and the professor had GALLICO DOESN'T LIKE HALF TALK

part of their vacation period at their own !l (geranium-sized Christmas . finished decorating the tree, almost every twig ,

expense? Next Ambassador Butler developed an uncontrollable : tree in the window. .. was loaded with a goodie to eat or a pretty that I

yen for high Australian society. Can- ]It was trimmed with toy sparkled. And then the professor invited everybody Disc Jockeys Get Panning

We demand our youngsters be given an berra, the newly built capital of Australia, is I t time-pieces, watch fobs. he knew in Cambridge to bring their kids to

education and complain when they end their about as exciting as newly built Washington in ;and a sprinkle of silver his little boy's party. I

the days of George Washington. So, impatient I rain. S 4 "Well, everybody came. Even those who had Br PAUL GALLICO [[morning! Yes. . Yes. . Ya
school days without acquiring the know- with its social whirl. the brusque Minnesotan deI I "You're rushing the / -' condemned the Professor as an agitator had A strange. new and astonishing;o !I think so? Well, well, well .

ledge we think they should have. Yet for I cided to stir up social activity elsewhere by taking :season," I said, pointing - nothing against his son. At the start of the party, passion seems to be developingin ; i! (Aside to audiencel] It's Joe

generations we have paid those engaged I his family on tour into the six Australian 1 t to the tree."Christmas. S the kids played games and their elders made the United States via the radio>, 'Schmo. He's calling up from a
states. There he expected to be entertained lavishly ," the old Cambridge chit-chat and sipped Christmas !-the cult of listening in to one-; j I bar and grill on Third Ave and
to instruct them wages little better than the who "and Professor Charles Follen." port. S half of a telephone conversation. j 87th St. You say you're listening
by governors represented the I man said, Around 8 o'clock, the professor sneaked into the I
I You of this I to the Joe Ha ha ha ha'
common labor. I British! Crown. New South Wales was picked for | "Follcn," I bad-joked, "the inventor of Follen parlor and lit the tapers while the cook stood were aware am i program,
sure not long ago when you sat: ; Say, whadda know . Yeah
i
his first! stop and his staff was told to wangle an ;i arches? by with a wet sponge on a stick in case a fire '
Today however the people seem to with your ear glued to the combination I Yeah? Ya do, eh? Ha ha ha hatThat's
invitation. "Follen friend said "the who trimmed
my man started.
ofvetrd sounds that go i rich. You kill me .Toe You
have awakened to the fact they must pay I Discreetly the American consulate notified 1 the first Christmas tree in America." "Then Mrs. Follen pulled back the sliding to make up Truth, or Consequenrps -,what? The Missus says what Oh,

the teacher a decent salary if they are to GoCpn.. John N'orthcntt that the ambassador I handed him my watch. "Take Itlf'ntof doors and unveiled the first Christmas treeever p> pram. and hearkenedto 1 i I see. Okay, Joe. Thanks for call.I .
time," I .said "with the watch and the facts. seen in Amf'rit'a."For Mi Ralph Edwards conductinga ing."
obtain efficient instructors. Payment ona and his family would be visiting in the area. A !
prompt rf'pl'alOe hack, inviting them to 'I "I was in 1821," the somethingenarian began."A a long moment, the guests stared. Prof. one way telephone -J So help me, this goes on all
12-month basis has gone a long way to lunch. i political refugee named Charles Follen cameto Follen's heart was somewhere' up around his S. conversa- o night in our town. Obviously Joe

adjust this injustice to the teacher. this country from Germany. Like a lot of other sinuses. Suddenly one of the kids let out a whoop tion with the i Schmo is a card but you never
This was a blow. For the ambassador had j j idealists of his time, this little professor couldn't and dashed for the tree. A moment later, everybody ; lucky Fort I get to hear what he said and it
The Florida Legislature, as we said planned to spend the weekend. And when a | stomach the strong-arm methods of Bismarck. He was ooh-ing and aah-ing and nibbling on the S Worth matron 'i haunts you, sometimes for days

months ago, is to be congratulated for this second note came from the governor general sayIng j j got a job at Harvard University-the first professor sweets. Someone ran his fingers over the clavic- -. .. who identified I You will ask me what I am

forward step. May our teachers enjoy this that unforeseen circumstances made it impos- of German in this country."A hord and a faculty member started singing a Miss Hush and I doing sitting up into the wee
walked off with
sible to keep even the lunch appointment, the ambassador j few months later, Prof. Follen got mixed Christmas carol. i hours listening to disc jockeys,
extra Christmas which Watson has flew into ;; the remaininghalf and I will tell Research It
money a tantrum. you.
\up with the Abolitionists. One of the nice things "Well, you know how parties are once they of the national -
ruled is due them. Incensed the St. Paul shipbuilder dictated an ;about fellows who like freedom is that they generally get going. When it broke up late that night, the wealth. was in my mind to do a piece
official note to the governor general declaring ,\ want it for other people besides them- of the opining that never in all the brief
president University told the Follens it had Why they can-
history of radio have the airways
I bluntly" that he considered himself "deeply in- :selves. Well, back in the 1820's, the folks who were been the nicest party Boston had seen since a GalIleo not filterthrough been so filled with dimwit blatlgr
suited. Such a note was without diplomatic precedent ;j against slavery in the Southwere pretty un- certain other where the real-
Why Not Florida? party tea was the main at i er, pure unadulterated bull and
I and the embassy staff wrung its hands. ]popular. Crackpots. I think they called them. traction."A ly interesting portion, the other pudding-headed piffle as emanates -

ENS. PEPPER AND HOLLAND have Later he wrote a gentler note, leaving out the ::Soon the other teachers at Harvard were crossing few days later, the hoard of trustees met half. I do not know. It probablyhas from the bazoos of the

S stinger: finally changed his mind again and asked i the street when they saw Follen coming. One and reviewed the Follen case. It was a brief ses something to do with the young men who spin the plattersand

introduced a bill which, if passed by I his military attache in Melbourne, Brig. Gen. Edmund 4 day the president of the University sent for the sion.' The trustees unanimously agreed there FCC, or maybe they are afraid gabble between times.

Congress, will make it possible for wives Schree. to write a letter telling how offended !1 little fellow. was no harm in the liberty-loving pent It was that some uninhibited lady or 1 So the other night, lying InS
the ambassador was. Gen. Sebree protestI I He told him there had been lot of gent will from his or her end of
a complaints. moved and carried that Charles Follen continueas bed, I tuned in the old squawk
and husbands of this I .
State
divide
to their ed that this was out of his jurisdiction, refused toI I The board of trustees the telephone voice his real opinion -
was going to meet right, professor of German at Harvard University." \ box to a party unknown me ai
incomes for income-tax purposes. This carry out the request I ;after Christmas, and if the professor didn't cutout The watchmaker handed me back my watch. i of radio, but such as it is, i jock by the name of Jack Les-

would have the effect of reducing the fam- 4 this Abolition nonsense. Harvard would probably "The nest time you get it fixed" he said. ;!the drive performance the listener has a tendency coulie, to check on how he was
to quite nuts.
ily's Federal income tax. I By that time the ambassador and Gen. Sebreeweren't cut out the_ professor." "I'll tell yon why Santa Claus stopped shaving. S I You try to fill in those blank operating his pitch. Imagine my
getting along well, anyway. Sore point The watchmaker's Christmas tree story was :." I when the isi surprise to hear him deliver him.

Some might say that Floridians were en- was the military attache's official plane. Before i interrupted by a chorus of bells gongs and I dropped the watch on the floor. "Oops!" I i spaces listening to the conversation announcer and self of an unsolicited plug for a
I
deavoring to escape payment of their just I leaving to take his post! Butler had asked! John chimes, announcing the half-hour. The ding-dong said. "That does It." go crackers trying to figure out piece I had written In the Sun

share of taxes. This is not true. Hilldring. then an assistant secretary of State. to j granddaddy smiled at his shelves as if to thank "I'm afraid not," smiled my friend, picking it what is being said at the other day, papers not only a recommending couple of weeks it
provide him with a plane. Later, from Iel4:
A number of other States have the same i hourne. Butler dictated a cablegram to Hilldring, I few !seconds later there was a brassy bong "We'll see about that," I grinned as I made i But the Truth or Consequences to all read and it sundry over ,the but air promisingto to his

law for which Sens': Pepper and Holland are demandingVhere's: my plane?" ;, from an old English clock in the corner The for the door. "Merry Christmas." incident i.s not an isolated clients the following day.
Hilldrinp, seeing the Melbourne address the disc
and - ---- -- ---- rase. Nightly !
asking. There is no reason for Florida citi- I I
I Here certainly chock-
not was no
remembering Butler's name, thought the i J Jo"J..f'-s-in our metropolitanarea
zens to pay more taxes than of Texas or cable came from the military attache. He wired WESTBROOK PEGLER THANKS OLD DAN anyway-urge their listeners lehead but a man of literary
,
other States operating under the division back: "Your DC3 is on the way." to call them up. Then :> discrimination, high; order of

Gen. Hilldrinp realized his mistake too late. they answer the telephone intelligence, Rood taste education -

regulations.All hut rather than admit he had forgotten Butler's Union Justice Is SelfimposedBy while they are on the air and and refinement a true
Florida let you in on half of it. connoisseur of fine arts and I
desires is to be put on an name. let the incident pass.! Of course Butler
j .. This!' leads to such' brilliant nas- called him up on the telephoneand
equal footing with other thought the plane was for him. But Sebree produced -- r--
.
: him .
taxpayers.If immediatelyftold
WESTBROOK PEGLERWAShINGTONI Although !sages of entertainment as: so.Now
War Department papers to prove it was [ they are now split and sailed into our nation's capl-
_ _ it is wrong for Florida to seek this for the military attache's office. The resulting I shall ever into many sects' the entire fold 1 tal humming their recitationslike ANNOUNCER: "Hello Good sirs If you really want to
thank Dim Tohm for a perfecttilpurp.e of the l late New Deal are still a six-year-old with curls go balmy, YOU get on the misi
reduction, it is not right for other Statesto squabble grew until the two men refused to stay .
in the example< of the stu- united in their faith in their squawking The Wreck of the have it.Either same room together. Six days after Butler's ]I 0 pidito( I the unionism that was late prophet. Heresies ambitions Hesperus. They thought the without definition.It telephone broadcasts.! You hea>.
first'
> visit back
to the States, Gen. Sebree imposed upon the Americans by a.id errors divide them but voice of the
they committee was fixing to send took seven years of trials the announcer us-.
eliminate it all was transferred. ,
together or put I : thelateRooseF 1 still conquer in the sign of the some of their mischievous neighbors 'costing hundreds of thousandsto suing simultaneously from the
Florida taxpayers on the same basis as The ambassador also had trouble with his i i. -.; velt who, to do double cross. That is how it to prison for being Com- detetrmine, 4 to 3 in the supreme telephone instrument and your

others. Doesn't that naval attache, Capt. Ben. Thompkins, which him .1 u s tic i e, comes that Mr. Tobin and Mrs. munists.!' Actually, by a comic court. that Harry< Bridgeswas radio but your voice onlv goes
make sense? led to his--. ". .pnfii2I. ......,.,. t..r... ...p.. .... S S.. probably did not Helen Gahagan Douglas of Hollywood paradox we have refused our- not a Communist.! Tohin'sunion into the telephone where i It "an-

.. krunv the wholeS may disagree on Communists eelves a law to permit that. But can do it between drinksof i ishes.!' You don't know whether

INTERPRETING THE NEWS OUT OF RUSSIA -- *' moaning of his and still drop a knee at the committee was asserting its a board. And yet we hear you are talking to him or to v.iu

r12 1 acts. '' the same shrine. Congressional right to ask questions the old bull bellowing out of the i self' or who HE is talking TO JtI
I sr: ; M r. Tobin's Recently, while the pretty and demand answers. Re- same book with La Gahagan and I took me three hours to get to

Flurry Over Ruble Takes More I union, the teamsters lad '.s fellow-cultists from Hollywood fusal to answer is contempt of Baby Bacall and! having a won- sleep after that one, I wag that

Study S.. of the were shrilling against the Congress, punishable by a year derful time, all of them, together. shaken.
i AFL. bars not Thomas Committee's treatmentof in jail and a fine of $1,000.It .

If J. M. ROBERTS JR. The result s1. l only Communists the Bolsheviks I turned for i.s true, of (course that OUR BOARDING HOUSE
one
overshadowing to the public as a sort of shock s.
fAP Fewon Affc rs Anc'v' <;'l l S ; .. but partial amusement of an evening to a few real Communists were
People with just an ordinary .all others seems to be that the absorber, doesn't seem to mean Pegler Communistswho Dan's edito al outlet. This journal about to be squeezed out of .5 7

understanding of economics will government has by one swipe of much. Regardless of rationing. lK-ln'\e selectively in parts called the International their voluptuous Hollywoodjobs f- -5- 4r5D'JE.35t i4P5ri4E: I FEELS

do just as well to sit hack for a the eraser, reduced its bonded Russia just doesn't have enough pf Communism. and all membersof Teamster lovingly combines the but no intelligent lib- -rI-kAr t,00ac tlE'4 ; 1I4A1' Lll
while and see what happens in debt to the people of Russia by consumer goods. No all ,"other subversive organizalions. musical prose of Captain Billy'sWhizzbanp f'ral! in the ruthless! Roosevelt
monetry '
Russia [ far with the judicial conscience
as as we will ever political tradition should object .
some two thirds. This is described juggling can offset that. Even of Hitler's Beobachter. EP-FgEZE LEAKEO Z IUMBRIL
be
permitted to see] before to that.
try Tontn yields to none in his -
ing to make up their minds to as the last sacrifice the public with comparatively good crops The Hollywood hams whocame A SiDE cc: otXr DOES CLATTERt
as for The :
reverence Memory and
will be called this year. Russia: doesn't and never down For years Tobin's union had EEFF
what all the flurry over the on to make to protest! said they cuZo
few of his brethren would
has produced enough food. deny been pledged to throw Americans !
ruble is about. for World War II. personally rejected Communism ---- .
The Her people, in the best times. can that he i is qualified to po forth hut \ere fastidious! liberals out on the merest! suspicionand
usual
rules do
not apply What this means to a total and humble the master's word.
never eat as well as do the other and scared lest the thousands of infidels had
to a totalitarian economy, itarian government is not quite peoples of the Western World His finest hour came the night vilest Holshetik suffer even denialof been ostracized from Hollywood
and the recollection of prewar clear since it has when he stood host Franklinin
( the power to even in the worst to and
depressions. Washington jobs gypped
predictions about the shallnes U'I". and does use, all of the the Statler in the Fall orI, some phantom of a ('onI of old contracts knifed in the
of Hitler's Germany are sufficient resources of the ('Ouotrfor But in any evaluation of Rus! while Moosejaw cackled about I Mitutional right.It ,
dark and whispered 1 out of business
-
to cause wariness now. any desired purpose sia's general position it must his dog. and venerable tosspotsat was a great mistake ever to
anyway.It
the New Deal
The real value of the ruble has be borne in mind that to a certain the board busted glasses for tell Hollywood about the consti-- by
been ooe of the "mootE'St"qUE'!';- is quite possible that this extent her shortages are emphasis.The tution and the Bill of Rights in This wasn't sufficient for
tions for a long time. There are mobilization of the country's planned shortages.For the first place. Until 193J. Holly- fathead the first however so
too variations in wealth in government hands' Teamster's Union l i'l an wood's whole intellectual world in the recent national convention -
principles many in Russia. For buying in- calculated to create a sounder :25! years she has spent a ideal reservation for the loose!!' was bounded by sex and salary. in San Francisco the constitution -
currency to help establish major portion of her national confinement of a million headof Then fool into amended to
stance, some workers are paid in a some dropped was j
1936" rubles worth more than "ruble bloc" within the Russian budget on armaments and on the Little People, according to Chasen's one night with this terminate the appeals at Tob--

inflated wartime sphere to combat the dollar and development of heavy industry Mr. Big's i Ideas hook where it says about the Supreme ins own little hoard of political \I
currency.
That sort of thing has been sterling areas which are cooperating which can produce more armaments He indicated his approval of Court and-Freedom of Re- adi'f'nthe executive I J
.1
multiplied under the Russian in the Marshall Plan. when needed. Everything old Dan's work many tImes. usu- ligion. and if you want to know' council.. :

work-card and job assignment Also the devaluation is an ad- has been subordinated to give ally in mischievous! compliments the real trouble with the movies No longer may the ill-used

system. Payment of wages and I mission that the vaunted totali- her foreign policy the backingof to old fathead the first, put-I ever since, that is it. i highway freighter appeal to the .

bonuses in goods and serviceshas tarian economic system is subject her every possible ounce of posely made extravagant for S The standard arguments about I!! convention but the final decis-,
further complicated the : to the same Inflationary military strength. When the ans- ludicrous effect It amused him censorship freedom of speech ion may still be delayed just as : fnE Al'ftE

pic i troubles that beset the rest of wer to the present monetary upheaval to provoke Tobin's vanity and he and such topics are available in long because Tobin et al don't VCP-IG ;:- := // IjiC
tureOnly few the world. is found. it very probablywill was always tossing the old walrus little ten-cent hooks put out by hate to give a decision until i
a things seem fairly be I
clear. discovered somewhere a herring or a mullet to make the Communists. The glamorous they are pleased to. Moreover.
Abolition of rationing, thrown within that policy. him flap his flippers on his tub. creatures memorized them all membership in "other subversive I





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Glad Blossom 1 I I (rlattbfl! fllortttea fi'tttttarl Telephones 4161 or 3-1681
Flood
Reported 1
$7,369,000 Damages ,I Tuesday December 16, 1947 Page 9
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r Rise
1 Output
WEST PALM BEACH rAP[ ) and County road systems, Is the date of the normal beginning ',

Hurricane-spawned floods have makes no estimates of intangible of the rainy season, after : Board Abolition

cost Palm Beach County more i I losses. i iI which the rainfall will be expected Seen In State SnaggedTAMPA

than $7,369,000 in damage to of losses I II I exceed the -
j The breakdown to greatly combined .
JACKSONVILLE UP Increased
I [ ]
: dikes, highways and crops. I shows It to be one of the area's evaporation and runoff. [API The Florida did co-operate Trg: re U of-
q.DConservation In a report by the Everglades 'major agricultural disasters. I The present canal system cannotprevent production of gladioli Power Corpor it ion'- fight to stop five help
blossoms of Florida's
/ one new-
District losses operations of the I'inellas
Drainage on I the floodwater County
It estimated that flood next year"A
is a
est farm ventures, was reported \fter even months ofrecognimg
caused by the Summer and Fall and cattlemen 'I Utility Board nv Federal injunction -
i cost growers breakdown of losses, compiled 'yesterday;; by Mkt. Dir. William the hoard theythen
Talks Slated by Foresters flood waters-which did not in- was answered bthe Board
clude individual losses or hurricane I approximately 55 million I by drainage district and Wilson after a Statewide mar- yesterday that the F.P.C. waited came in and aid: 'Oh, we
l Spec&' to Orlando Mcmng Sentinel] damage-the district forecast 'land damage to the subdrainage State officials, show edAGRICULTURE: I ket survey. until the last minute to trY to scant the Federal Court to abol-

BROOKSVILLE-Forestry authorities will address the local that 1948 would probably districts was set at $1,500,000.The I' __ Wilson said 48,000 dozen of abolish the board and it was a i"h this board'ft.

Kiwanis Club today at 7 p.m. in a program devoted to conservation -I i bring more floods and high report showed a gloomy .. need fruit beds ---- -- $130000vSStmbte. : these flowers were shipped i State matter anyway..lrgunlents Runyon agnied 1 1 1" I c :- 1
outlook for 1918. I _=========== 1.250.000Ramie through the Fort Myers market
and development of Florida forests. waters, as the rainy season will I Sugar cane --- _______ 390.000Dairy Mill continue today questions were rai'ias I 3 "
I begin with water already standing |I It said: "Prognostication of cattle related. 'looses u ______ 6o oooBreed last week and that a gladioli auc- I before Federal he explained -:, : c.
Speakers include C. H. Coulter, State forester J. A. Gibbs in many sections. probable rainfall runoff and crop cattle., related. STEMS___ 267.000 tion would be opened the first J. Barker Judge WilLiam should settle alit :c

U. 8. Soil Conservation Service regional forester and George; G. I The report, made on the (values to June 1, 194S indicates Count ____.ROAD. -u S__, __ ___ 527000 week in January. suit to on prevent the |powerconcern's the about the board 11(' 'e : S
Ware eesbnrg, chairman of the Florida Bankers Assn.'s for. there will be an approximate __ 4011 000 Condition of other novel .'
"actual losses" to crop, drainage ( State DISTRICTS- crops was board from rrquirins. ;::: th.I..C.. nothing or u' c L
,
estry committee.The I and -dralnage district ]II average of 0.5 feet of water over Lake. Okeechobee DRAINAGE sub dutncU __ 1,500.000Late generally favorable, Av I 11'1' 0 n to file ('dim reports about its this act. It's an al'. '; rerte
meeting will be attended also by A. A. McKethan, Brooks- I dikes! and levees and the State I the Everglades at that date This Worth. coast areas ,_______ 42.000 said, and most of the markets operations b-l Jan. 1. a monopoly."

ville of the Bankers' Assn., and Floyd M Call, Orlando, -- showed busy trading activit)'. i
president I
I' s. E. Simmons for
Its executive secretary. I! Navy Jacksonville Hunting Venture I moved The first from carload Fort Mvers of peppers at $425 the F.P.C. will argue, attorney today solely i She Measures An

*" ok I on whether the act setting up the ,

Joe Biffle Dies Paper To Hike Price : Bid For Terminals Gets The Bird! per volume bushel continued and the to strawberry increase at board is discriminatory because; the againstthe law Expansive Nature!
corporation
MIAMI (AP) Joe T. Biffle, BRADENTON AP] The I JACKSONVILLE [API] The > -' to Orlando Morn ng Sent net 1] Plant City, bringing 33 to 46 regulates only electricitythekind [S pe: al! ::0 Or': ' ''J
..... Herald said DFI.AND Turkey at $.13 a cents per pint. Tomato shipments
54 brother of Leslie Biffel, Bradenton jes Navy was one of 26 bidders yesterday e. the power F.P.C. distributesI LEESBLRGa; :
staff director of the Senate terday it would increase the pound might be good eatingif were light in some sec- 1 in the county. Harmison, vv ell.k!; ,
of its Sunday edition for the $5 million Panama >} >g s the purchaser could get his tions but Fort Pierce handled 27- I 'I
Democratic Policy Committee price Simmons dent has started
argued yesterday ? :e
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died here yesterday. For from five to ten cents for City-Jacksonville wartime oil ttnth in the meat, but two 911 field crates, priced from $3 fund for ,
construe't t.
principally that the law was unconstitutional c;::.n
15 years he was a cotton street' and newsstand sales terminals, properties of the RFC, l \tona Beach men paid I to $8 40 would cost theFPC altar for St .Tame-i f' :zl
specialist with the Agriculture beginning- next Sunday be Ameri- that price here in Judge John .The season' was closing atauchula Church damd
operated by the General \\ on cucumbers and at $100000 to "tear up" its : badly : fcy
increased costs. Court
cause of F: Peacock's County
.DepL Transportation Co. Pahokee beans Wilson said.Officer's bookkeeping system to supply i fire recently.
can the bird besides on I
and lost
'* ok I data requested by the board and I, She is mt>a..m'"g t;;. ;t,
The Navy one of the priority Mike and Nick Norushko '
the County in effect was attempt- lines of men In'!' 'a >L:eKimtrn
Adventists Schedule Latin Health Program bidders, asked a "negotiated" killed a 10-pound( turkey in Burial Set ing to regulate power channeled church: they' al t' exT:' : ro

(Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] i i bid on the terminals, built when the: \olusia County game MIAMI [fAPl II S Redman in Interstate Commerce. contribute u1',' c::"al
..J1JAMES 'I mge east of DeLand. They :Y7. for many years' a member of : in'h of Uu'u' vv c ;a i r"e-
submarines dj"'uptl'tl Carroll R. Rum attorney <
health education throughout German i itanker on
MIAMI AP program
[ ] An extensive killed lit on a day closed!': to theIi.mi': Police .
Department
Latin America and the Caribbean area was voted last:; night by shipments in the Gulf; hunting they had no licen- widely known Florida for the board. told Judge Barker: meitt

theInter-American Division Conference of Seventh Day Ad\'enlists. and East Coast areas. The S4 -t" they did their hunting in among For over seven months theyiF.P.C.l
officers, will he buried
peace I ] knew the board ,
200000 280-mile pipeline ht'twen w t-
The program; looks toward setting up a crippled children'sfoundation l ,I prohibited area. here todav Redman died in an created. Theknew
the a budget tor
by
the two was operated
health Tilt'I fine was $200: and costs
training professional nurses to give; community Orlando hospital Saturday while
Florida Emergency Pipeline' ( o Its operate i 11 had been tit-m-a i.
Instruction! and preparing forces of auxiliary: nurses for st"r.it.sin The city of Jacksonville bid ot t Mj for each hunter. I undergoing an operation. On Ott I thc. ',,dd "we will t.o .

national emergencies, epidemics or war. 1$22740 for several oil tankand 111.'t I i ,Ii' w in 'u in e\-e"-v way i.

Dr. Wayne McFarland, Washington, D. C., assistant! medical the RFC entered separate bid Southern Fiesta Set ,', I' 1 1"t. 'I'.'""IIIll! TO hide They
secretary for the Adventist denomination, and Dr. Clifford Anderson I for the two terminalsCameraman T. VOCELLE labovel\, 96 I I? Chocolate Bars I I r<;I'1'--:' to Orlando Vmlng 5---i' i t" 1PHONE

medical head of an Adventist hospital in Kingston, Jamaica, State Beverage Director, yes- l..AKELA-\D-\\ a 13piecestudent

outlined the program. Fined $250In terday served notice to three .Aid Nazi Escapee hand especially organized
to provide mu'ic.! a Latin
I' liquor clubs in Sarasota to show A German prisoner
MIMI [1.\Pl] American -Dnnce will IK

Poisoning Reported 'Butcher Trial! Opens Government Fraud cause why they should not lose > of war who escaped to America hold at Florida Southern\ olloct'

TAMPA [i'Pl] Air Forces CiptI their licenses after sales to tonight.
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way 5566
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ST. ( Deangehs, former ]Ilnllv. minors. Vocelle warned that
Agnes Hamilton and Mrs. John Westley, middle-aged I tugi I from New York until his chocolate tf'i/OAra,
wood cameraman, was fined S2Cby ; ] the drive would be Statewide. Your Club Today 667 \
of dealer charged with A.D.oadA Orange
Marion Banks, two a dozpoultry Field court-martial I bars ran out, has been arrested Ave,
MacDill
murder of his a ORno Exchange Club CofC BWf wam6.n.f
ill
became butcher
en persons who the charge of defrauding I in Georgia, the Ixmler pa- 12 3O pm Shrine- Club CofC 12 I1-I oJ m
yesterday on .
after eating a salad of poke wife, Vivian, went on trial BARTOW Lion Club. Gilbert Oats Hotel M.
weed, radish greens and tur here yesterday, with the I 1 the Government Deangeli Groveland Organ 1 1:ral announced jesterday I.CLERMONT 12 noon : KiwanU Club the Gables 1 aro.oS
' nip greens were in Mound State offering in evidence was comitted of hitchhiking a Chief Inspector Frank Horn- 1215! pmDAYTONA

IF, Park Hospital here yester the fingerprints of a dismembered ride on an Air Force plane from Recital Scheduled yak, said Cpl. Guenthen Hemen, 8pm. Lion BEACH Club.: Elks One-O-One Elks Clubhouse Club

day. Dr. Frederick L. Flynn hand found in Tampa I\\ashington! to Tampa and then '()f the \\ehrmacht 22, veteran 12 IV pmDELAND
I travel _:>.'2_ JI to Crn.Joorn: : \ ng S enl ne!] Kiwanu Club. Hutchinson
claiming $78.88 expenses aptured near Neuberg-\Ietz.: is :
said recovering. Bay. .
they are
GROVELAND-"There ] Hall. 12 O p m Junior Chamber of Com
-- j, is a being held in the Duval County mrrre. CofC Auditorium 12_IS p.m. Lions
[ song in the air" in Groveland, jail J in Jacksonville.lie Club. Hutchinson Hall. 6.4S p m e 1
EUSTIS Lions Club, Arborlo Bide 1-30
'j starting Wednesday, and continuing :
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Charles J.
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0 r1hlJ entitles her of i)()ttlcs of lime juice and 06! chocolate 6:30 p m. Rebekah Lodge Frateralt E. Bray
(hurch, program Hall 8pmLAKE I '
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I:Junior Pro Grid ... .

BOB HAYES I '1 Gator Spring Grid
: < Football Stars
In past years I've heard many of our Florida States ; # os

League fans voice the hope that our league "had a tough Circuit SticksTo ',. Drills ScheduledTo


president.The hope" sprang from a belief that firm top-side direction .: <" ':hY' Open Feb. 9 Draw Life Bans

would eliminate much of the petty friction and bickerIng ,: Special to Orlando Momtng Sentinel) :

the circuit has put up with in the past.I 47 Cities GAINESVILLE-The kingis
I dead! Long live the king!
think those fans wanting a "tough" president are going
somewhat involved
Which is a For Bet Scandal
to get their wish this year. t> HAROLD CLAASSEN way of bringing up :

Syd Herlong has already started showing signs of acting firmly NEW YORK [IAPJ) All-America the subject that the Univer-

and positively this season. Conference owners decided yes sity of Florida's football Ga HONOLULU lAP] Four star
Syd stepped into a foreign job and a real spot when he took terday that the same eight cities tons who completed their o players of the champion Hawai

over the presidency from Al Combs last August He made some II which made up the infant pro I four-five-one football season i ian Warriors were barred from
mistakes. Sure he did. He made some people mad too. What I football circuit in 1947 and attracted just a couple of weeks ago 'i professional football for life and

other man could have stepped in cold on that thankless job, right 2,028,487 customers were will be back in shoulder pads ; 10 others were indefinitely sus-

In the thick of a bitter race, without making some mistakes? I I good enough and strong enough and helmets in eight weeks. pended. yesterday for betting on

Syd has acquired some valuable experience, most of lithe .for the 1948 campaign. Coach Ray Wolf has an- one of their own games.

hard way. He's much better equipped' to do the job this year. I While the owners spent the nounced that Spring practicewill I. Rufus Klawans of San Frar

But that's straying a bit from the subject at hand. I day behind locked doors in executive begin Monday, Feb. 9, Cisco commissioner of the Pa-f:(
On two or three occasions at the league meeting last Sundayin session rumors were for a six or seven-week period cific Coast Professional FootballLeague

Gainesville, Herlong by his acts indicated he was already em- I rampant in the hotel corridors announced his action

barked on the policy of running the league. I that the Brooklyn franchise / after interviewing the men In.
be transferred. to volved in a $6.700 betting poolon
One good example was his statement of policy regarding I might possibly
league meetings during the season. The league directors met !I[Dallas. Texas. But William D. the game in which they won
with rela Cox. executive vice-president of g Harriman Quits the league title from the Los Angeles
once a month last year spending a lot of time fretting :
tively trivial matters that a league president actually could have the grid Dodgers. left the session Bulldogs, 7-6.

handled quickly and satisfactorily."We .;long enough to say that "Brook Although they won the
are going to have league meetings only when there is a lyn definitely will be in the conference game, the bettors lost most of

good reason to have meetings this season," he told the directors."If next year." Harness Horse their money by giving up t*
I I Benjamin }'. Lindheimer, a 18 poInts
I can't run the league, as I am supposed to do, then It'sup .:
addrd.On i i Los Angeles lon official and ___________ J.i. 4L ars. Klawans said the National
who do it, he
can
to to get yourself a president '
you : --r WI '
of the circuit's Professional Football
chairman -
executi'e Leaguewas
another occasion, a director started treading on the subjectof K TSTEVENS- BRITT SIMMS BOBBY FLOWERS Offices
committee, also told reI Group bound by agreement to recognize
umpires a matter for which the president is solely responsible. i porters that "as of now Brooklyn . . guard. . center. . forward. i. his ruling and that he
but deal of firmness set the I I
Herlong very tactly with a good
,
i has fulfilled every financial <6 & I was_ sure .the. All-American
I
rector in question straight on that matter winding up by saying i obligation and is a member CHICAGO [API The United I League would do so.

'I'll welcome, In fact I'm anxious for your suggestions and rec- in good standing." States Trotting Assn. concluded The four he barred are Halfbacks .
Feds
Face
mmendations regarding umpires but I will not tolerate anyone I Late Saturday the league fa Tiger Cagers Tonight its annual Winter meeting yes- I Melvin Abreau and Ray

elling me how I have to do the job." thers terminated the Chicago, terday by giving its president, !' Scussel Guard Floyd M. Rhea
Another subject he spoke about with clarity and force was Rocket franchise but said the i Henry Knauf Ladd. 111., sole!and Center Jack Keenan. All had
School the Bowen the holdovers workout afternoon.
Orlando are yesterday
the matter of conforming to salary limits this High opens forr.ard. power to accept or reject applications -
year. club would remain in the Illinois 1947-48 basketball season here "We're still on the lookout fora for been considered to have bright
"I am asking you directors! to establish the salary limit you city. That left the Brooklyn situ- new pari-mutuel prospects in major league footbalL
today against a Sanford team Ganas also added that his reg-- scoring punch and we're goingto tracks.
want enforced In the league this year, and then I'm going: to ation the No. 1 headache on Abreau and Scussell were
as
ular Charles Harron in an
:that finds itself in somewhat the pivot man, play everybody attemptto !1 The executive said 15 applica-I
i expect each of you to see that you stick to that maximum figure," yesterday's program and the i:same boat as does Sam Porter's would be out of action for at find that player or players," tions were pending for new II the Coast League's leading

"he said. owners approached it with such ::Tigers-no experienced players. least two weeks longer due to a Porter said."That's tracks and that "there .groundgrainers.
He has indicated that If the. financial condition of the league caution that the annual draft of i iI i broken thumb sustained in a why we're not placingtoo are so I The 10 suspended, and their
tracks in the
will country now
will permit, he'll have caused at least one unannounced" to college talent was delayed until The two teams play a practice session. much emphasis on a starting ( many former connections were Halfbacks
I :that there harness
doubleheader session at the Or are hardly enough
i:>e made of each club's books during the season. lie's asked that today. Ganas wasn't certain of his lineup. We're just going to pick horses to around." I Ed McGovern Illinois and
each club transact their business by check and have each check j Jonas Ingram. commissioner of lando High 7 School gynlna'.iuniitarting Junior starting lineup. ""'e haven't. out five boys and let them go I 1 Knauf will take go action on I Frank Trigilio Vermont, Los Angeles
at varMty applications -
substantiated by voucher showing what the money was spent for. I! the circuit, gave no indication Miiadsla p.m.h in the first l been practicing but a week so awhile. then have five more inthere "in the best interestof i I Dons and Miami Seahawks'

One thing Herlong believed would go far toward preventing j I when the new owners of the tilt while| the tarsiy battle is I'm still not certain who'll start and so on." the sport" Applicants who i I i Quarterback Keith Spaith Los

"under-the-table" salary payments this year is an addition to I i Chicago: franchise would be an- doe to get under at 8:15: the game. Outside of Cooper and Rest bet to open the game for are turned down can appeal their .,Angeles Rams Fullback Ray 1*
uniform player contracts making the player jointly responsible ''nounced but his office hinted way Bowen I don't know, but Cedric Orlando..r4" Karle Dukes and i cases before the executive board Ybarra Arizona State and San

) with the club on salary matters.A (I that a deal had been arrangedi p.m. and Ray Dunbar will see a lot Bobby Flowers at forwards, |within 30 days Knauf said.It I Francisco Clippers; End Abe
i when it said that "R. E. Garn, Fred Ganas. coach of the Sanford 'of service. to mention a coupleof Britt Sinmis at renter and Kent was announced that E. Addams, Indiana; Tackles Tony
$ player this year must certify, under stiff penalty for :one of the owners in 1946 and. team, reported last night names." he said. Stevens and wee Donnie Dyerat I Serpe Fordham. and A. J. Spiel-
Rowland Harriman New York
,
falsification that the full amount of his is shown the I
salary
on that only two lettermen from last Meantime. Porter was busy guard
also a member of the new com !; financier who was honorary f man, UCLA; Center Milo MiIliceo -
contract and that he has made no Illegal arrangement for "side" bine," would represent ChicagoI year's quintet would be in mapping out a lineup for his The two junior varsity lineups president of the U.S.T.A. and a vich St Mary's of California and

payment.The I today's draft. Celery-Fed uniforms tonight i .Tigers after sending the squad will not be available until game member of the board of directors o Guards Len Canavan, San Francisco .
new and tougher measures George Trautman hag put The same office said that 1828.4S0 .- Floyd Cooper. a center. and Fred through a lengthy offensive time tonight rival coaches said. I of District No. 9 [New York-I State. and Steve Berchwick
through in the National Association will help a lot But it's o
pretty
spectators saw the 54 State] had resigned from all active Alabama and Akron Bears.
safe to expect that Syd Herlong is going to be a pretty positive regularly scheduled 1947 games I
: part in harness racing. No
Florida State League president this season. And I think it's goingto an increase of 451,482 over the Race Officials Respingo Captures U.S. Golfers I, reason was given for his resig Basketball Results

help a lot, too and the fans will like it as soon as they get used 1946 figures. Additionally 138.128 nation. I

to the idea. -_ : fans saw six exhibitions and another Pick Citation I: Winter Haven Purse Lauded By Ace o (Harriman owns the ArdenHoniestead South. Carolina coLLEGe 71 Newbemr, M.Purdue .
-- 61,879 were in the SO. Pittsburgh 37.
persons Stable which
At Gulfstream Park Wofford 72 Middle Inter-American (Ml''
giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii stands at Sunday's title playoffin trains here annually and is ami) U.Duke.
Yankee Stadium. AsTopHorse i I MIAMI lAP] Respingo. a six- British Pro I now quartered at the Florida I 39 54 Hant Georgia..d.n-Sir4my Tech 53.4S.Furman .

Much of the increase was credo year old campaigner owned by Livestock Exposition track. O.er9. Washington 57. DavldMH ...

VETERANSSign ited to the Baltimore and Buffalo MIAMI TAP r ] Two of the country's Gustave Ring of Washington. MI\MI (API Henry:! Cotton. I I. "Harness racing is now a million -I W....HIGH 40. Lakeland SCHOOLLake 3t.
clubs. Buffalo's attendance leading secretaries the former British Open cham- dollar business and will be
Up Now For Your Gov't Sponsored zoomed on the strength of a second racing I I won the $.1.500Vinter Haven pion and present French Open' operated as such," Khauf said
and Charles J.I
John B.
place club in the Eastern Di- Campbell purse at Gulfstream Park easily champion. believes I i American "We are aware that 'ringers' Tangerine BowlInformation

Flight TrainingPrepare / vision. Baltimore circuit newcomer McLennan, yesterday picked Cal- yesterday before a crowd or 8- golfers are the "best chippers have been passed despite our
: outdrew the 1916 Miami umet Farm's Citation as "the and putters" in the business. I':precautions in some instances,

= club, since expelled from the to 513.With Cotton who came to this country -I but we are prepared to take stepsto .
likely
= NOW for Your two-year-old most suc.I Jimmy Stout the son M.... T..ri .... ticket Ml.**
;'= Commercial. Mnlti-Engine. Flight Instructor Pilots Ratine == loop, by a heavy margin. I ceed." I up for the Ryder Cup matches, end it for all time. A systemof .nfo..tio.. .:
of Alan Breck-Rosy Princess I ... ...... ... ....
= AU flight tralniBf expense paid fcy the Government. Also OB the Job = made the observation after playing tatoo identification symbolson Go. : .::15 I. 1. I
here for the moved in front at the start of the Stadium ..ab 14.20, $J.... 12... and
== training for Aircraft and Engine Mechanics Rating.Eari == LegionSponsored'Wrestling j Citation, preppIng : in the $10,000 Miami Open, all horses is being considered. I II.SO. include tax).
= 70* *&fC while at SOUTHERN AERO ENGINEERING $50000 Flamingo stakes at Hialeah mile and a sixteenth race and his first and only U. S. circuit "The rules committee is readyto End con Mat*: $IJO (Inelud tax).
= Field, Z-..75 Park, won eight of nine held that position all the way tournament.i Ticket tales:
= Apopka 2SZ1 Ryaa Apopka. 51& Orland Card pass legislation making it mandatory Mail. erden Secretary like. Club 4OfC.
starts as a two-year-old: includ-- to win by a length and a half i wouldn't like to make the that all tracks list full Central Ava., Orland.

ffi 11111111I1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 llhIIIIuhIIIIIIllllllIuhtIiri Scheduled ing the Belmont Futurity and over Jingle Jangle. Forward swing around the country playing descriptions of horses on pro- Local. Cigar: Lobby.Shoe San or Juan Jack Metft"ell_.William .'.-
TonightThe Pimlico Futurity, and $155,680 March was third and Danny J. week after week, as the grams with breeding lines for the Winter Garden: Henry Bntt's Service
fourth and last. Castel Beau and Station.
American Legion returnsto in purses. II scratched. Americans do. public's information. Some tracks AIM at any Elk Ledte in Central
*."*""""*""" "" ""** "" Celophan were '
the westling promotion picture Campbell and McLennan picked Respingo clocked in 1:45: over "That's! for the younger fellows !I!have been lax in doing this. Florida.
fta with card both male Calumet Farm's Armed as the
a listing "
he said.
a fast track, paid $3.10 and $2.20. !
,and female wrestlers scheduled horse of the year" and Mrs. EthelD. All-Star Touch Grid !
R
ingle 1 Jangle paid $3.20 to place.
Cotton will leave today for
: for 8:15: p.m. today at Legion Jacobs' Stymie as the "best
GAS
There was no show wagering. ELECTRIC AND
Arena. i I finisher." New York City and sail for England .o Tilt Listed for TodayThe

I Promoter Rep Regan said i Elmendorf Dec. 26. He will remain I
McLennan named grammar school all-star
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Indio Cherokee a big Indian. Farms Polynesian as the "best UCLA Gridders : there only a few days before going touch football game originally APPLIANCESNationally

Iit R would meet an opponent namedat sprinter" while Campbell placedthe to his golf school at Monte scheduled for Greater Orlando

TO MEN, who find It hard to befitted the ringside in the featured Dixiana Stable's Spy Song in Protest Loss Carlo on the southern coast of Stadium last Saturday will be I Known
masculine match over the three- that France. Park.
category. played today at Exposition
;i correctly, see our Michael- fall distance. Campbell picked Armed as the Of Line CoachLOS He gave these impressions of Kickoff time is 3:30: p.m. Name Brandt

Margi Marsh meets Rusty Rae "best handicap horse" while Mc- two American golfers: I IJ I for
\t Stern, Midishade Englishtown R in the feminine attraction while Lennan selected King Ranch's ANGELES [lAP] A meeting -J, "Samm) Snead has the best 1 i I,

and Biltmore suits. Shorts, stouts, RI the Green Shadow and Al Assault for that honor. of Line Coach Ray Richards I !swing Vie e.er seen, but Jimmy MERCURYOUTBOARD I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
: Rickey meet in the opening bout. grid players to discuss the oust- Demaret has the more pol- MOTORS

I regulars, longs short-stouts and Bumby Five Defeats in gof Line Coach Ray Richardswas Uhed game." SALES & SERVICEHAGOOD APPLIANCE CENTERS
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basketball game here last night. sistants." IIl" mOLDT. la [API Mickey
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: Ray Gatch had 13 points for the Contract of the popular Richards Owen. suspended major league j I

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HORIZONTAL WhIle last night although the title- ;i the fight in the first five rounds .

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Britenbruk Gets; Disputed Fans Boo Win DecisionBilly Over NC State Star Sets College Punt RecordPalmer 1


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Kinard gained a 10-round decision over Johnny -
Britenbruk of Brooklyn in the main event card of the American r Tuesday, December; 16, 1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 (Prlattftn fgontmq frntlinfl Page 11 .

Legion's semi-monthly show last night, but the victory Average ', r

wasn't a popular one for the Sanford belter.A Kansas Star Named
At 33 Has His
'Ohio
crowd estimated at over 1.000 fans greeted the decision Sammy Baugh State Win Denmark Cagers

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of noos tnat rouea oui o\tr mefeeble I Tops 39 Mark Greatest Season With 'Skins I
cheers put up by Kinard's Gator Bowl Game ; : GunI Missouri Valley
After Final
following.The decision gave Kinard aoneup Officials Named WASHINGTON [CAP] Old age apparently has got in a KANSAS CITY. Kan |API] Ray Face O'Brien In

advantage in his duels Duke Is LeaderNEW knockout punch on Joe Louis, who is :.T3. F.\ans. -nl\'r"ity of Kansas
JACKSONVILLE (APJ) Two But Sammy Baugh, at 33, has just wound up his 11th
with Britenbruk. The last bout football star, will receive the Ed
In draw, which officials from the Southern Con- as the master of Washington Redskins. And Is
wound up a year pass Top 'Oddity'NEW Hasek football trophy as the most City Loop TiltIn
many felt that Britenbruk had ference and three from the YORK (fAP] The Na- the. records show the thin man from Texas was. never better. valuable player in the Missouri

won, and it was the same feeling Southeastern Conference will tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau I Iisn't I For Baugh threw 3o4-- times- .,... Valley Area. '
last night, although the second handle the Gator Bowl football that YORK (API] Ohio State's what looms;; T> the ."-it Banding .
prepared to say college j this year completed 210 passes It will be presented to him at
7-fi;
tussle was far from being as game between Georgia and Maryland victory over Northwestern
contest of the
,
lively as the first here New Year's Day. football is using a rabbit ball a ![for 2.035! yards. Each of these engineered some three minutes a dinner in his honor here tomor- se.rr' date

They are K. C. Gerard I Illinois development some suspected of !'figures Is a new season's record. after the final gun, was! considered row night. The trophy is given the league-leading OH--on I .ar.
Two of the judges Glenn annually to the top Valley player macy basketeers take <>r runner--
), referee: Fred Sington (Alabama baseball last season. I the principal oddity of the
Ilennig and Jay Johnson gave I I j This brought Baugh's; lifetime 1HV7 football season by Coaches. by Hasek who is a Kansas City up Denmark Sporting -rfs ui
]1. umpire; Bunn W. Hack- Nothing like that. But no
Kinard the nod while Jack and insurance executive. the opener of the Cla--! \ !
report card in the National athletic directors writers ague
Jr. [North Carolina], head matter whether they're kicking
Day Toted for Britenbruk. The ( ney linesman: T. L. Johnson [Georgia with gas. the bureau will shakea Football League; to 2,03.! wering an Associated Press Guests at the dinner will include twin bill at Davis Arm. < '.-}aa.v

Orlando Morning Sentinel scor : Tech|I. field judge: J. M. Mc- fistfull of gridiron statistics in attempts 1,202 completions! for (loll. George Sauer. K. U. grid This game gets under \\,TV at
"Jd the fight a draw. j 1,191ard... for 128 touch coach and Gov.; Frank Carlson. 7:45: p.m.
,- Ewen [Florida], electric clock support of its conclusion that A fourth down Ohio State forward -
Billy Northwood of West Palm operator. i the foot definitely has returned downs. Each of these, too, is a pass from Northwestern's I Bumby Hardware i1n.J"-. 'ayCees
Beach failed to make an appear- : to football. with the past season' record. even was blocked and hauled collide in the 9 p n. nale
for his semi-final with down by the as the game Davis i Team standings:
ance go boasting the flossiest punting The Redskins held a luncheon enemy Cup i ,
Frankie Wallace, drawing a sus- Henley Regatta Set since 1930.: !yesterday to !say' fare- apparently ended. The field was .p.
pension from the Orlando Boxing I well to 1017. flooded by fans and bands while O'Brien ...__.__. ___ '100
Commission until he submitshis For Olympic Crews .\.. for individuals Leslie! it Everyone was! glad I II the officials tooted for attention. Denmark ___ 1 foG"
was over. The Redskins won m"-''''' -- -
reasons. "Footsie" Palmer of Xorth (only four while losing :Northwestern had a 12th man on Team Still TooToughPails i iT JayCees __..______m. 1 ''';t

Meantime, J. C. Kersey won a I LONDON: [API The Henley Carolina State set a collegiatealltime |I eight the first games time a local club . : the field and the play was called \Bumby ...-__._._....._. ((1 4 COO
Royal Regatta will he held at niarkf"ith a1:1.: yard ". .- .' I back for infliction of a five-yard
four-round decision over John Henley-on-the-Thames June 30 to I average for his 65: spirals, has failed to break even. !penalty to the Northwestern .
Haywood in an entertaining slugfest !:'July 3. the regatta stewards an- greatest number ever punted Worse still the 1917! Redskins I I from where the Ohio quarterback George D. Widen! mar
although neither boy knew nounced at their annual meeting b)' a season leader.And ;had 3fi7 points scored on them, a threw a touchdown pass': T light blue silks'will K.vti inaction
anything about the finer points I : at Hialeah ott!I -nt- first
yesterday. new league record for genero- into the end zone to Jim Clark .
I for the teams, 11 clubs ,
of boxing. i I as i time since in.3fi. Our ."' -.-
The rules of the Grand and I < great
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Jimmy Bruton, rugged little !Stewards Cup contests were !I boasted an average of better than ,sity.The SAMMY BAUGH Twice Ohio State got chances NEW YORK (AP] Even with horses campaigned >-\ v\ dener
boot worst previous team was to break the tie by hooting thei
something |
40 yards per in Florida E\e,
West Palm Beach won amended to allow the eight-oar lack Kramer lost to the American was winner
scrapper ,
the . 11th his
fourth round TKO Jack and four-oar teams. here for the'I that hasn't happened in such Chicago CardinalsPittsburghSteelers > year best. i extra point. On the first try of the r.n'2! : Fli ida: >, >
a over side. Australia's
I profusion since 1939. There were combination of 1941! who which missed. Northwestern was prospects of
Emanuel of Orlando when Emanuel Olympic games, to compete. doing anything drastic about the
let :328
three lastear., none in points pour in. offside The second was good
will beheld only longer; niajbe only another
growing ill after absorbing Olympic rowing events 1943 and 1915 and only two in All of whL-h shows what a remarkable ." and it was a 7-fi; ; final win for Davis Cup next year are not too MAGAZINES! {
sud-- four weeks later over the )f' terrific ,
body punishment good in the opinion of
athlete Baugh is.At Ohio in the wildest finish of the Dinny
1944.
denly turned his back on Bruton same waters i Fut he didn't look as if he believed Pails. TO SUIT ALL TASTES
and draped himself exhaustedlyover Duke captured the punting yesterday's luncheon, I IItauKh it And the record book :vear.
the crown with its 41.9! yard average ; said: "I !sure' would like" ;o far has given no hint that I The stocky Aussie star who 0\er 600 to Chi ,** F I urn
mpegIn knorkoui Willie Sims of
a over while the defending champion to hare us win another championship I tough[ ever will wear out. recently turned professional I to 40 N. Orange Ph JS21
the evenings best bout. OAA.O In The second ot a scheduled Texas Mines, failed to hit the :| before I flU it. Like the "'ashingtonIonu: Kansas Sauad tour with Kramer, Bobby flings; Brown's Cigrr & News Store
Billy Pasco Orlando Negro. won six-round; bout 1 1. Palmer's North Carolina You I..noha'f'n.t much he md Pancho Segura reports that
top :got; I nent. may be here to stay.':
second. lack Broimvich has about decided -
Staters were -
Will To
Palmer's record performance I Fly to retire from cup competi- RADIO SERVICEAll
surpassed the old standard set Writ Against Louis t Ion and devote himself to busi-
in 1939! bj' Dick McGowen of Oranqe Bowl ness. Pails and Bromwich were Makes Radios and Phonograph

\uburn-43.0. He got his toe- Fight Purse Erased \ustralia's singles stalwarts in ALL WORK GUARANTEEDPickup
Molcl over Lehigh's GridderVrostler 1 LA'REXCF:. Kan. [API The each of the last two challenge and Delivery

.,tci PARBAROSSA \ Forrest Hast by just NEYORK: [AP] A writ of entire University of Kansas var- rounds against the U. S.. and E. O. HODGE JR. ,.

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&UVBEER Bast: also passing McGowen's old Champion Joe Louis' :Miami. Fla., for the Orange Bowl doubles. Phone 2465; 305 W. Par I
3e mark with his 43.2 average as game with Georgia Tech NewYear's "Jack 1-\\
purse from his fight with Jersey might chance hi*
against Palmer's 43.3. Day. Athletic Director E. mind of course," Tails taM,
Joe Walcott has been vacated by' C. announced PAINT t
Quigley
Littlest with the busiest # yesterday.
man 1 "hnt right now he is confining
1' loot in collegiate\ football was Supreme Court Justice James 13M. I '. I Quigley said the 50 men. who himself to pia)InS( in his home"
'TO-nound Carl Knox of Texas : McXally as a result of agree- viewsBy will be accompanied by Head ... New South Wales and WALL PAPER

Christian. who hooted 84 punts. ment of the parties. HAROLD E5CH 1 Coach George Sauer and Trainer talks! of not tearing the country Hanes Paint Store
Dean Nesmith.': will leave from
of the total of S!}
ill hut five The writ again. He refused even to
:Hi..t.1-tl lI1rt4: :*.. CIKCIHNATI. OHIO: hu-h made the Horned Frog wife.Ian'a: was obtained Trotter Barrow byLouis' The Orlando Lawn Bowling Kansas City Dec. 26 on a char play in last "f'f'k'ktorla! Z3 S. MaID P Mn
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( lub celebrated its 25th anniversary tered Pan-American plane. The
QUALITY DISTRIBUTORS PHONE 4172 ''he nation most. prolific punt (Louis' real name is Barrow of organization on last flight to Miami is expected to Championship at Melbourne,.
!IH f aggregation.The ]. ; a few hour's flight from Sydney.
Fhtirsday. An informal I receptionivas require fi hours.Tommy .** .
diminutive Knox's average -
1. ': held in the clubhouse! and '
was just a diminutive shade Ezzard Charles Set jver 150 members and their : The one thing. Pails feels READ
under 40 yards flat, or 39.98S09o( ;ruests attended. A short hut informative Gomez Set which might cause Bromwich to

A Christmas Gift before the bureau ran out of For January Fight : historical sketch was give cup play another whirl "Should, to Drive'You" b B>.DavidG. Allowed -
digits its machines. j For Garden MatchNEW
on
prepared and read; it dated back would be for his old singles and r Wittels. on Page 20 of
r. Previous to Palmer. the greatest CHICAGO [lAP) Ezzard Charles 1 to the time the club was organized YORK [API Tommy Go- doubles partner. Adrian Quist, to the December 6U Saturday
number of punts by a season ,of Cincinnati ranking light-i in 1022.! The regain his form. Evening Post.answers .
bowling courts pre-war
for the cool days to come fI Bob Water mez of Tampa, Fla., has been
leader was fiO. by questions
heavyweight contender andHeavyweight -- -- - It many
'ivere then located next to the Fidel
signed to meet Arainiegaof
19 II. 's- '- ; -g--- the driving of au
field of UCLA in concerning
Al Hoosman of I ire engine house at Main and
Spain in one of three toroundheayywE'ights 14 7 1m..nh tomobiles.llBIUUf.
New York have signed for a 10- ('entral. Madison:: If you are for InvestI ,

TOP COATS 19.50-75.00 I; Final maior-eollw* statistics PUNTING I.ad.rsINDIVIDUAL round bout on Jan. 9 at the Inter- Two charter members of the'' Garden Jan. 2. the 20th Century Square V properties that pay see or choice. . lakefront [

2 All weather to all wool Ga.s Punts A"q. national Amphitheater. Promoter 1:lub, R. E. Marshall of Burke Sporting Club announced yes- J ty
3 1. Palmer. N. C. State I. *56 S .43.3.3.2J. :Mique Malloy announced yester-t'a., and C. L.'an Vrankin of terdav. A J. H. PACKARD
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10. Van Brocklm. Oreaon 10 55 .0.1 YORK [API The world In active member of the club tables calculated for this area
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13. Kno. T...s Christian I. .00 champion Ike Williams of Tren- : for banting: and fishing will !:
14. Hollmig. Texas A&M 10 7S .0.0 Monies of famous Florida i t
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t. 1.. Guess. Texas 10 30 3S.. Madison Square Garden reel on the" Ca>parilla }'f't ti- and Minor periods the .. 1
TEAM PUNTING Tan 1R.> was postponed yesterday sal held annually in Tampa at next best hours:
p. Games Punts A'". A. M. P. M.
: until Feb 20 at the title- the Florida State! Fair.
1. Duke I 7* 41'
2. No. Carolina Stata .. S 77 414 holder's request Day MIlL MaJ. Mln. MaJ. MYSTERY
J/lJal1 l7/ t.l 3. Lchiqh _______ S 70 .0.7 Yesterdays North Florida Lea- Tue 8:55: 3:05 950: 3:3Ved. : RACER
$ z ZeL 4. North Carolina ,10 *S .0.7
meeting DeLand. with
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.IOthIC l tea- "Ig .! 5.5. Texas Virginia -_d.h 10 1O SI S3 40.0.5' Murray State Cage :representatives from all participating Major Solunar ..u-I.ds. lattin* IV* I SPARKING FREIGHT "Vt c.. 1.00
7. Villanova 'u.'_ I 51 404 clubs should provide t 0 :2 hour in duration. ar. hewn in >'. S.-
206 N. Orange Ave.GIRL .. Texas Christian uU_ 10 8* .0.3 Coach Quits Post I black typ*. Minor (or Mean* Met 4.29 OeW.powered.
g ,. Mlam Plot ___..__ 10 70 .0.2 Come fireworks concerning the per_*. shorter hours light b'-
i 10. Tn.as A4.M __u 10 7e .0.1 MURRAY, Ky. [APJ) The resignation 'ew Smyrna I'ituation.'e hope A ben clangs: and It gboota as winding.
::nnn 11. O.-oqoo 1 54 40.1 Billt-la Slick sIs.governor. .
of John E. Miller as 1 the delegates stood their ground harmless sparks.
head basketball! coach of Murray .and forced f the East Coast Clubto A beauty winum body.

State Teachers College was announced ; join the American Bowling

yesterday by Dr. Ralph ..\ssn. Their eligibility to play
WRESTITONIGHT IRS \Voods.) college president.! I has been and still is a highly

questionable matter, clubs participating -
Hannegan Takes Over 1 against them in these

Barnes.are as much at fault as the
Cardinal Office Job :
club in question. AT TH.IS
ST. T/H'IS [API Robert E.Hannecan. Major Charles Marsh and Ed-
LEGION ARENASPONSORED new president of the ward Jones of Mt. Dora paid the TIME OF THE YEAR

St I.ouis Cardinal's has taken local club a visit yesterday and

BY over the office at Sportsman'sPark teamed with Herb Tilley in a ,.. ai.. eI FREE INSTALLATION
long occupied by his predecessor game of trebles only to lose to "

AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. Sam Breadon. C. F. Rhodes.! Ed Clark and )'-
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RUSTY MAE-NEW YORK HOME & FARM Spends Futile Day fiHA' Ev'cNC, 59l

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Tuesday, December 16, 1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681
Panhellenic Church Class __ rlattu0 f&mtUtfl; tlnelScottDoiit Page 13


Plans Dance Enjoys Supper I Nuptials HeldThe I Lane Ihndris I A picture Iht! of

fSpci io> to 'Vindo Mom ng Sentinel] I marriage of Miss: Ruth Queen, Kenneth Becker and i WATCHLimited
For Dec. 26 x. LOCKHART-The Young' Ann Dout, daughter of Mrs. Ruth old Case. liar-I Party HonoreeMrs. iic0nf

Adult Class of the Methodist Threaner Dout of this city, to I Following the I
ceremony
issued
are now being Ray Ihndris entertainedwith
Invitations I
Manget Lamar Scott of this city,
School held
Church Sunday en- ception was at the home of
a party Monday at her home -
for the Central Florida Pan- rR formerly of Jacksonville, took tlfr bride's mother. The couple I II IX2
dish
covered in E. New
joyed a supper I pn England Ave."in.
Hellenic Christmas dance which placet in a quiet but impressive left on a wedding trip in the I
i ter Park, to honor
the recreation room of the her son, Lane
at St.
Sunday Luke'sEpiscopal
will be held Friday; Dec 26, at ; ceremony Cathedral.The State, and on returning will' Ihndris, on his third birthday. j (Irreet
church
Friday night.
I" i reside at 120 America St.
Orlando AirBase j Mrs.
Club, Ihndris ,
Officers' was assisted in
the I rratMalsa u2 rirau Cray
the meal a business ;, Very Rev. Melville R
Following !
| Mrs. Scott is a graduate of Orlando -I entertaining by her motherinlaw
The hour will be from 9 ,
Johnson, dean of
l session was held. M r s. 'V.I St. Luke's i Senior High School, and ,, :Mrs.Vill: Ihndris, and Mrs
p.m.toI2p.m. | Bridges is class president; Mrs. Cathedral, performed the cere- 1! is employed by the Southern Bell 'i David KelsejA Christmas motifof :
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At the December meeting off Fred Pearson, class teacher, and mony. I Telephone Co. Mr. Scott who I II J green and red was carried out .L- ------J
-the Panhellenic Association, held'Saturday tc r ay Mrs. John Grace, class motherfor I Given in marriage by her served for two years in the U. S'I in the decorations. Time Only
at the Officers' Club, December. Thirty-six were brother, Roberet Douet, the bride Navy is also associated with With the young honoree were
this and meeting wore a suit of violet shade which i telephone heret. UnbreakableCRYSTALS
an exchange committee for Invi-I present at supper company I included Nancy Karen Jones,
t The class is sponsoring a featured a diminishing peplum j Out-of-town gests for the wed-,Cheryl Hecht Patricia Donaldson -
tations was appointed, composed ,. I Christmas party and tree at the in the back, sloping to the hem ''ding included the bridegroom's Diana Lesser, Katherine Ba-
of Mrs. Arthur T. Dear Jr of December 22. line. Her hat was gray, as were
church :
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott also hers, Carol Manley, Glenn Hen-
Winter Park and Mrs. J. Wesley The Young People's Class, her other accessories, and she Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and nig, Michael Morris, Tony Morris -
Fly of Orlando. Any alumnae I Methodist church Sunday School, wore a purple orchid corsage. j daughters; and Mr. and Mrs. \\il-; Kenneth Maynard Michael SOc
who have invitations which are Mrs. A. A. Roberts, teacher, is'' The maid of honor, Miss Harriet ham
Potter, all of Jacksonville. I Ii Elbrecht, Kit :Murphy and Douglas :,
,..... not going to be used or who i
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planning a class Christmas party Van Scoyoe; was attired in a Bell.Orlando. j ORLANDO JEWELRY STORE
". need extra invitations are asked yw :Friday in the recreation room of dusty rose crepe afternoon i, Birth Announcements I I 25* S. Oran..Near JcckxxO
to call either Mrs. Dear or Mrs. the church. :, dress, black accessories and a Specializing in all Swiss
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Erck! during the war years'
Fly.It Mr Thornley of Texas is guest'of corsage of irises. American watches.
was also announced at the I Mr and Mrs. W. Bridges. Best man for :Mr.: Scotet was ''of Leesburg are announcing the and here.the couple have many friends i I r L.cad Estimates Free.
meeting that new officers of the H. E. Goff Jr. Groomsmen in- arrival of a daughter, born Dec. i ,

the association January will meeting be ,invested and sorority at White Elephant Sale cluded Robert Sheffer, Ernest O. ,1.1 the in former Leesburg.Mary Mrs.Jean Erck Floyd is, I;." ._.... .. "' .... ...... ..n.." .... ......n....". "_ ., i#'. ""-,, ," "'",,",' ,!' .-,....-. -

alumnae clubs to be repre- 'i daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bruce I
Planned TomorrowThe SANTA DEAR SANTAPlease
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junction with moving picture : of Orlando.
sented on the coming:year's executive Floyd
board were reminded to Longwood Fire Department ,shows which will follow. I Mr. and Mrs.\ James XorrisI Bring Us a Gift for Our Home f
elect their respective officers before will benefit from the White I Longwood residents are askedto i I Goodman of Loughman are an- I. FROM
this time. According to the rotation system, Kappa Alpha row at 7 p.m. at the 'tomor-I the hotel tomorrow meriting in I Merrick\ Vane, born Dec. 1, at I II "Counselor In Good Taste"
The sorority will have the pres- Hotel. order that they may go on sale I the Kissimmee Hospital Kissim-i 53e Park venue' South. W"TF.R PARK Florida Phone E i ia
idency; Kappa Kappa Gamma, . I The sale is being given before the show. mee. Mrs. Goodman lived in> '-n : "
,vice-presidency; Alpha Phi, secretary -r
; Alpha Chi Omega, treasurer MRS. ROBERT MATHEW MUIR '
and Delta Delta Delta, his . wed to college professor.
torian. I *
Members of the Alpha Delta Pi

the Alumnae luncheon Club meeting were hostesses Saturday.The at. : Miss Ruth Brooks' Marriage\ + r,


Held In California ChaPel
gardenia is a native of Air a -'l---- -
after Dr. '"'- "w
China but is named
Alexander Garden,a physician of Announcement is being made II j where Mr. Muir is associate pro-
Charleston, S. C. here today by Mr. and Mrs. fessor of botany.
I Mrs. Charles Brooks of this city The bride was given in mar- _

ABC.DIAPER |lof the marriage of their daughter, riage by her father, Mr. Brooks, r

SERVICE I Ruth, to Robert Mathew Muir, of who with Mrs. Brooks was in
Pomona, Cal., formerly of Laramie California for the wedding.

J New Accounts and Future Wyo.: which was a recent Following the ceremony, a reception -
Reservations Are Solicited I event in California. was held in the libraryof _
Telephone 11111SPECIAL The ceremony was performed Webb School, where Mrs. A p

by Dr. M. P. Cunningham at the Brooks was assisted in entertaining r'l -
I chapel of the Webb School, Pomona by three girlhood friends,
'''i'f I Cal. :Mrs. E. P. Simmonds of La.Jolla,
Permanent Ware-$4.50 UpBEAUTY } Mrs. Miles H. McCarthy servedas Cal. Mrs H. A Cartledge of Hollywood x s
3 matron of honor and Mr. McCarthy Cal, and Mrs. R. A. Mac- tal
'Kelle.4IJ. ; was best man. Dr. Cunningham Farland of Los Angeles.The VE
Mr. and
McCarthy
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John Golay, who served ush- an '
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5 Expert Technician trip to Carlsbad Cal., and will
er, are members of the facultyof
Jl" E. Ckorehs- Phone 3-1114} reside in Pomona.
w* nnrss! nx} Pomona College Claremont.
Out-of-town guests for the wed
ding included Mr. and Mrs.
Brooks from Orlando: Mrs. Emily
; CONVALESCENT PATIENTS ONLY I Muirmother of the bridegroom,
of Laramie. Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs.
26 Private Rooms 8 With Bath
Christy K. Smith, Four Corners, 1
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Wyo., hrother-in-law and sister
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All Patients Under Personal Supervision of Their ,I' The former Miss Brooks is a :i ii THE PRECISIONVATCHl\
f Own Physician graduate of Rollins College with :
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the class of 47. Mr. Muir holds '
I degrees from the University of ,. Enthusiastically we feature the watch that b

j Wyoming and University of unquestionably one of the worlds greatest value

Michigan, and studied at Oxford 'yr S achievements In a Grven watch you select the
Sunnyside Convalescent Home University, England, on a Rhodes f
Scholarship in 1938.! During the 1p p 6 highest standard of quality_the very.futestf
: MOO KUHli AVEXUK ORLANDO, FLORIDA war he served for three years Ht11 0 1\a b .See our splendid Grven selection tomorrow/ q
TELEPHONE 5443 with the Army Air Forces, and VtR t od ne s st choose early and avoid last minute Christmas i
was stationed at the Orlando AirBase
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r:.. - fe y yI' Are Married 2 Tea Announced

LJ F C I. 4J A recent wedding at the St. All members of the Junior Department

: >' Luke's Episcopal Church of San of Sorosis are reminded .

; LOifl Francisco Cal, united in mar. to bring their gifts for the

:. s k > nagp Miss Louise aroia Wahl Christmas party to be given durIng
( JEAN YOTHEU the holidays for needy Negro
Club Editor ? lid berg daughter of the ReC F children tfl the group's Christmas .

Druggistu.dllary will entertain ,4 A fa Wahlberg of this city. and Harold tea tomorrow at 3 p.m. atSoms

with its Pollyanna Christ- aW#w E. Zerw eck, son of Mr. and :s House.

mas party and covered dish v. vC 4 12 4 Mrs. C. E. Zerweck of St Louia The !gifts should be tagged
luncheon today at 11 a.m. at the