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of a Marshall DIXIE Plan for VERSION tk South prepared I nb t' 1 State IN YOUR Page SENTINEL 6 Society TODAY Pgs. 13-'ISGollico
for Congress. See Drew feorson MI Page 8. r a 0 mtng en tnc .. no Page Radio .. Page 17 Sports ...... Pg 10-11 Fuanciol'Tis ... Page 'ISVOL. a Privilege to Live in Central Florida-The World Most Beautiful Place for bundant Living XXIII-NO. 31250 For Advertising I Want Ads, Call 41C1 ORLANDO. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1947 For Editorial, General Information, Call -1681 TWENTY-TWO PAGES ' : r.--.i : : 'T ---kY. I II II Anderson Set ; : : ; 1Ijr: Organization To Appear At Urged To Fix Traders Quiz I Citrus! Prices _ .,WASHINGTON UP] Sec. l' -JI.C': ':)-'-:-,,":, \\- -- IJ of Agriculture Anderson said LAKELAND a mrsjnf :: last night he will comply witha ( lifting the Floridaus;: - subpoena directing him to industry out of its pi q.f' <:: l. : .i.. pJ appear before the Senate -' t drums. Latt :Maxcy, mptn'ijcr I 4 v ..... t _. _. _ ._ appropriations committee today .... .. """"- u, < from Frostproof, proposed to but that he has not yet decided ROTARIANS GIVE UNDIVIDED ATTENTION TO S. KENDRICK GUERNSEY, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT AS .HE URGED ADVANCEMENT OF GLOBAL UNDERSTANDING the Florida Citrus Corn'- --zn: _ _ ---- .' ... ---- -. whether to take along the 1 r ""' here :yesterday that it 1 confidential records on commodity I 'LOANED TO THE WORLD BY lead in formation of an rr : .--v Committee market demanded.trading which the Senate Okays Santy Fund Still ORLANDO'I I Pepper Offers Dean Johnson ,1 S I wide organization with powf. to ".-\11 I know U that I am set minimum price!' !t.-, cc' i ' going up there [Ito the Capitol Controls Over Guernsey Pleads For Seeks SupportOf fresh and canned prorm.- ; Such prices he said -- -ua be : ) tomorrow morning; Far From Goal Income Tax Cut [Thursday] at 9-10 a. m. WhatI Credit Buying Housing Bill sufficiently high so the <-ar'cr will say I don't know." I or shipper in He indicated that he was concerned ,! WASHINGTON: (UP) The Sen- Climbing but much too slowly ''Full' UnderstandingOrlando :'-T- :-I: to O'T-T' Vcrnira S"n"-.e1J. ] '' If CHARLES M. MuSTER I turn could pay about the consequencesof ate voted yesterday to restore when the happiness and welfare WASHINGTON Sen. Pepper -Or"-- V-vmg S"r' --, S'",*"f \'.'rita-ri] 'I the grower the directly defying the subpoena.He wartime curbs on installment which hinges on it is considered. yesterday introduced a bill which cost of producing buying, hut Democrats blocked Rotarians and representatives from six other would restore income Support of City Council and his crop plus had insisted earlier that he the American Legion-Sentinel-I tax exemptions "eorv citizen and could not divulge the names of an immediate decision on the Republican Star Santy Fund eased: over the Central Florida clubs extended a warm welcome yesterday !' to the ll.T! : levels. Orlando" for the Taft-EHender-organizationin a reasonableprofit. 1 big-time market speculators |'| "quickie" anti-inflation $300 mark yesterday-nowhere | to S. Kendrick Guernsey, charter member of the local club I The bill would provide exemptions -' Wagner Bill on housing was urg i without a special act of Congress program. approaching the $3,000 goal. to incomes up to $1,000 for Maxcy. who releasing him from the secrecy I "t don't think they're going to who has risen to the highest office, president of Rotary single persons, and $2,500 for ed yesterday by the Orlando grows. ships and let it Sen. Taft Cash contributions totaling Housing Authority. j( fruit. restrictions of the Commodity us pass [ER-Ol] international.More married couples. An exemptionof cans suggested -; SI 19.72 turned in for to- I i'I' observed several hours after he was a j S500 would be allowed t"->r each In a report accompanying the that the Exchange Act. j put the stop-gap plan before the date aggregate of only $310.81. French Custom than 400 Rotarians from 1317! commission , check. try additional H dependent. amounting to $ ,- He said that If he did not com-1 I I' Orlando, Apopka, Winter Garden - ply with the subpoena he wouldbe Senate on a take-it-or-leave-it ba With Christmas drawing near, I Eustis Pepper pointed ouf hat the 207.52, for payment in lieu of to get Florida : Winter In The Leesburg, "in contempt of the Senate i: sis. the outlook is still far from rosy Rough I Park and Sanford assembled at cost of living: has risen 61 percent taxes on developments under canners to or- Committee." But he added after I Taft said Pres. Truman for many of the 1.900 needy Or- GRENOBLE France [AP] Orlando Country Club where a during; the past six )-.ars, jurisdiction of the authority, ganize first and I would hate to prove the needto ange County children and the and that families in the low Dean Melville E. Johnson, chairman then to attemptto ,) :Marcel Francois 23: a moment's reflection that "I was noon luncheon preceded the : ('om bat high prices with more destitute of the 600 familieson income bracket had been particularly said: bring fresh may not take the records with burned severely about the principal address by Guernsey.Gus . wider than the GOP fruit ' powers the Welfare Departments I hard hit. shippers inMaxry County "Most: of the 17.000 veterans face last night when two dynamite Lawton, president of Orlando - meSen I program proridesThe rolls who will benefit If enacted the legislation would to the organization. | from Orange County have returned Ferguson, (IR-Mich.] a cartridges explodedas Rotary presided and introduced - Senate recessed with no fund. "If you can't get: the CO canners . enable from the II | at least one half of the 35 have now, married and committee member, said Ander- he jumped out of a flaming I guests at the speakers in Taft said in Florida sight. another agreement I The fortunate residents million families in the together on a I more United started families of their own. , I coffin while son should be cited for contemptof attempt to get a vote will performinga I I table. proposition like this. it will be j I of Orange County yesterday were I ---- --- ---- Yet hundreds are still without Congress if he refused to 'be made today. : asked to "dig down" to insure local "bachelor party" cus- i Guernsey.. introduced by House Also Gets Bill decent housing accommodations. hopeless to attempt it with C30;:; comply with the summons. 1 Angry Democrats, trying to that the Christmas Spirit may tom. DKtrict Governor Paul Stifle WASHINGTON |t-PJ] A S53 ,. ." shippers or 15,000 Florida grow: The subpoena| was issued on get: action on major points in pervade the homes of the less In Me Ajdeche department who referred to the Rotary International : a 10-to-8() >art-line committee ' i program i I fortunate. president! as a "man ta -sla hing measure will be Maxcy said! deductions on vote, with the endorsement of tried to rewrite the GOP bridegroom, at his last bach- ison, executive director, for efficient - , i A donation to the Santy Fund among men, loaned to Jacksonville introduced in the House to- fruit sold could be made under Sen Taft's GOP Policy Corninittec. plan with a series of amendments will mean a toy for a youngster ; elor party, to lie in a coffin and the world by Or. morrow by Rep. Knntson! [R- management of Griffin his plan to reimburse growers | while a fire is built about it. Park, Orlando Reeves Terrace 1 including one by Sen. Pepper who otherwise would be missedby lando." Minn.], setting off a new clash S who could not dispose of all Anderson said that in any (Fla.| to freeze wages and' St. Nick, more than a pot of When he i is surrounded by between Republicans and the and Carver Court. low-income S their crops in any particular flames he But his address for families - out. prefaced Orange Villa jumps Guernsey projects. prices until Feb 20. ' event he would be unable to deliver soup: on the table of a family' White House that may echo in year because of a surplus.! dynamite cartridges some- which broadcast by the Sen- of enlisted personnel. and the all of the records demanded. Another highly controversial : low on finances, maybe a new was the 1918 presidential campaign.!; J. B. Prevatt Tavares: ,,-hosen'ed how were mixed in with the tinel-Star station \VH O, by acknowledging projects. Veterans Democratic proposal!' wouldscrap emergency : He said the summons called sweater to replace a threadbare --- ----- as chairman in the absence - the Republican-sponsor!' kindling wood at Francois' the tremendous States to get an increase in in- Trailer Park and Forrest Homes for the names of all traders on one, or a pair of shoes without of Rollie Tillman Lake ed voluntary allocation plan party. ovation accorded him and Mrs. come to combat the high cost of for distressed families of veterans - 18 Government-regulated commodity I holes in the sole, or fuel to warm Wales, named a five-man commit- exchanges and for each and substitute!' a rigid system an otherwise heatless abode. Guernsey.It. ,, living. Pepper said. and servicemen. 1 tee to study the drastic propcral transaction of those traders dur- of controls on scarce industrial, Roth white and Negro chilI ... 5 L Ir gives me genuine" pleasureTO He went on to say: "I am trying After reading the report Dean S and authorized it to enlarge' itself . ing the last two :years.It I materials. i I dien and families will he verted -- return to Orlando, Guernsey ; to do for the mass of American Johnson said that support for b:' making additions: ) ape- would take "20,000 em The installment credit bill revives by the contributions. airi 'I I always look forward to people what the Republicanstried the bill would help 'make Or- :, pointments as needed. ployees"; to dig up all that information -, controls on retail purchases And welcomed are not only she da> you choose to call 'Ken to do for the wealthy few lando worthy of the name whichit i After the meeting, Maxr cd of such goods as autos and re- last Spring and Summer when has been given in various partsof I S he did not believe the plan w-uld: he remarked. [Continued on Page; 2, Col. 61 . II frigerators. I [Continued on Page!; 2, Col. 11] 1 they forgot the mass of Ameri- the country, the Garden of violate anti-trust laws - I 1: they forgot.): Eden of the United; States." "AVhen we get quotation Relief Fund BillPassed r-u- is U.S. Assumes S from can companies they are Belshazzar Feast For Luckman? I : the same," he said. "That's also Reds Hold High Hopes For UNHe I true when we buy boxes to WASHINGTON (API R e p i I: ters. crab shrimp and lobster I Bizonic Load S ship fruit in." '- In House rends I R. I.1 I told the Houseyesterday gumbo: curried chicken roast 1 NEW YORK [UP] Deputy Foreign said however that the He called the current effort to( ("harl turkey. baked ham. roast beef WASHINGTON fUP] The :Minister Gromvko of the breakdown of the Council of For- promote foreign relief purfaGC3:: : les Luckmanj string beans au ratm. frieo apple U S and Britain !scrapped their Soviet Union pign Ministers in London wouldnot of citrus fruit a stop-gap. oicure: 4'W "picked up thecheck" '- ,rings pickled walnUt: celery -E"ar-old German occupation pact !said yesterday make the work of the United and said he could see no Cnght; [UP] The for a! olives.! pickles mixed green salad the of Nations easier" and warn- tonight and signed a new one people any I Page 6. Col. 3 (Continued on J House yesterday passed and sent "Belshazzar rve rolls assorted ice creams. i I giving this country the major Russia! w h i I Id .> ed that an .effective system of to the Senate an appropriationbill Feast" when he< assorted finger rolls, coffee \ I voice in administering their joint i sap poi i nted world atomic energy control may , cutting the Administration: resigned as "Think of that kind of a occupation zone and responsibility -, with the t'N so be impossible unless the United NLRB Reopens Case $507 million emergency foreign chairman of the feast hthe Go.t'rnmt'ntI for seven-eighths of its ex far because of States alters its position in the relief program to $509 million I Emergency Food' I preachers of conservation, American policy I' Against Printers C n s e r v ation when the President asks.! Congress .J. pense. .VC o that "some- 1..0 asserted and striking out all immediateaid The new accord, undertaken still believe the >rom) WASHINGTON [rAPj] The ( ve- Committee. ; for power to reestablish bod "" has been inciting the to 'hina. I UN can become ) because of Britain's inability to man :National Labor RrLi.sns: OPA thanwe colossal Saying Luck- a more 1 Arab people since the UX de- "an effective The $R8 million which cut continue shouldering half the occupation Board yesterday rem-utcd:; a man a farewell had even in wartime."The : THE STATE closed its in Palestine gave case cNion to partition , faces; opposition when it reachesthe I strument in ' : 'I that the I Iii American know costs, provided '! 'charge by :NLRB General I -un- people dinner for , I Havana yesterday Pa- I for but he "said the siolencaoccur against struggle Senate today or tomorrow, himself and 100 I-uckman now OPA completely failed after United States will put up about sel Robert N. Denham that 'he'AFL was approved only a few hours I tricia fSatiral Schmidt [above] i i servation of ring there was to he eprctedfollowing ' associates, Arends recited this the war. They know that if t $800 million of the $921 million ion I (.romjk the l"X action. International Tpogr.r'.ical : : : - after Pres. Truman t at a signed a companion 'I| menu: OPA comes! back as the Administration as the prosecution branded the I needed to pay for essential Ger- ern "' Somebody is inciting the S Union is refusing to tau-jr:.:n gency help bill to authorizing France, Italy emer Austria -::' "The dinner began with cocktails radicals demand. the people exotic Chicago dancer "a : man imports until Dec. 31, 1918.imports I' peace Gromyko and security.declared in an interview Arab people in Palestine and not S in good faith with new -r: per Then will black markets. old woman without feeling"who I Both parties emphasized :, publishers. and China this Winter. in generous supply. get any with the United Press that only in Palestine he said. "ButI I came shrimp cocktail, fried oys- > bull meat, and short shirt tails." took part in the strangesex will be limited to the absolute the UN's future hinges on the do not believe this is in the i i This charge: had been Ii: rr - _ _____ I The aid funds : minimum required to pre- foreign ----- , were u I practices of John Lester : willingness of the great powersto interests of either the Jewish orI S ed from Denham's offir ; \ innvplaint included vent disease and unrest in west in a $113lrOOOIIur- : I Bandits Get $2,900In Mee and then killed him whenhe co-operate. I the Arab people." at the request of.e plemental appropriation, which Look Who'sBellyaching refused her. ern Germany. I I union-by Arthur Leff. an v RB aNo provides money for Army Daylight Theft to marry I I' trial examiner. The Boa>'rt ur::ri- relief and occupation needsoverseas. I They Came Prepared I U.S. To Hit Back mouslv decided to ovpriiiir-* f'\\ Western land reclam- I TAMPA: [lAP] Heginio Acosta, Strike Threat Again I Hon, American Indian relief, SANTA MONICA, Cal. BO. collector for a Latin-American Six Ex-Husbands CalledIn I For Using Openers At Red Propaganda and Congressional!' travel allowal1"t' i' rAP I Those new Everglades: I, health group was robbed of 82- Case .Sweeps Over ItalyROME | ARCADIA [.API| City Marshal WASHINGTON [UPI Acting 'Danger Stars' Close !000) ) street the Ybor Spreckles on a busy in National Park commemorative saidi '' : [\P1 leftist-inspired Holton had big crowd Secretary o* State Lovett Tibet Borders Until 1950 stamps are making no | City section as he was on his way PASADENA Cdhf. [IAPI The Lloyd a \\ hooping enthusiastically for hit here. to a bank yesterday. DeL Insp. six former husbands of Lou Dell general strikes attended by some for dinner ;yesterday. The city i yesterday that the Government LONDON: [UPI| A R1 the drastic I' disorder several of ''is fed up with Russian propaganda . swept economy measures D. D. Stephens reported. again soldier-scientist revealedc -rday Postmaster Philip T. Hill Spreckels, 37, pretty blonde wife official presided over preparation recommended by its Appropriations -! Acosta, carrying the moneycollected the principal centers of Italy and I attacks on the United that the borders nf r .rt of beef. laid in 100.W10( of the new 'of sugar heir John D. Spreckels3d and l serving of 600 pounds Committee, the House fol.loued for El Bien Publico threatened others yesterday.A St three-centers. But ever since : 200 pounds of ribs. 70 pounds of have been closed to fnrruntil :! , .""" up the relief slash by trim- he's been taking a lot of josh- Clinic under his arm wrapped ina the were latter's subpoenaed defense yesterdayby counsel week-long partisan occupation swamp idbbage. 2-V pounds ofpotat's ter-campaign: to expose Soviet 115O! following: w a" -, -1 ming the Army appropriation I newspaper. was approaching of the City Hall of Pescara and barrels of falsehoods;: to the rest of the ' seven official astrologers' that tl- , ing by customers asking: why i down from $190 million to $230 i 1 the hank when two men jumper! in his! trial on a charge of assault- and rule of the city by a "Citi- coffee to approximated 1..VK) per world hv every available means. should , help Lama the little-known publicize they r. : million, I from an auto. knocked the pack- ing his wife with a poker. The zens Committee" dt>d at noo'n, sons in connection w ith the Silver , The overall bill is $$315,085.000' Florida. who age from his grip and fled with it six are Walter M. Connor. Henry the Interior Ministry announced, Jubilee Homecoming of the Husband Gets Life !spiritual' and temporal 1 ru'rin - les- than the $1,118,287,000 appropriation had Yesterday bought a 200 woman of them ; in the car. Stephens said. Carrey, Fred Bearden Jr. Her- after the government had threatened Tin Can Tourists of the World. grave dangerHolv . requested by the Bud- ;bert A" Havvkinson. Vance Breese to use force to oust the In Butcher SlayingCLEARWATER get Bureau.in called money back up, demanded exclaiming-her Nevada Judge Holds and Harold R Hermann. ] Leftists.! New Stalemate Looms [lAP] A Cir I LanA' VioJon"eSuhsides addition to military government : "Why, there's a map of : Gambling Debt Valid In Western Union Strike cuit Court jury last night convicted : Two Killed and foreign aid, it includes Florida on these stamps. Do RENO [Il"PI| In what was believed I The Weather For Central Florida I WASHINGTON [lAP) The John G. Westiy, 63, St. JERUSALEM 'UP1 TPV ., $,n reclamation projects. Christmas- cards advertising its kind in U.S. legal history. District OKKAMIO) : AMI VICINITY: Dartona. a>TODAY'S ach. and. New TIDES Smyrna. Beach. new meeting between the Western in the first:; degree in the Land yesterday after 1 1"s: Florida all over the country JuIgeVilIiam: Mc Knight I (-on'.ideiahiicloiidinesu., Tide*: Huh 11 1$ a m and II 30 p m and Union Telegraph Company butcher slaying of his wife, of violence that claimed _'R'f !' Tanker Crash Toll Now 24 ?" held vesterday that a gambling: !slowly I rising temperature, today tow Cocoa> Ofi. Beach a m. and Tidn..=> VJ High p m 11'4S a m and and its strike-threatening AFL Yvonne but added a rerommen- Two Jews were slam In P '": Vi I 1LLEMSTED. Curacao [UPI] \ debt can be collected by court action and tomorrow. Moderatenortheasteily 1140pm. Lnni4sm and6o3pmSbast.an employes only to meet a fresh datum t"' m \ ,,*nirh automa- tine. including man car' 7:: ,'n - ---- --- ---- Inlet T.d.: Huh 11 41 am The death toll from the :Monday explaining that :Nevada "is winds Iwcominjfeasterly and 1135 pm Low 9 11 a m. and :558 complication in the form of an nr! iMv ., CPmence of life American passport i.=-':ro> : collision! of two oil tankers-the Austin Blasts Russia a partner in the gambling busi-- tomoirow. pm offer from CIO workers to imp -sonmem Israel Schreiber. i Sun Phases: RIMS 7 10: "eta 5.33. Argentine Las Pozos and the ne,;;;. I + "strike together" with the other \ ent-xuelan Tucupitamountedto For Shirking 'Risks'CHICAGO I Cracker Jim Sez I LOCAL TEMPERATURES Unions next Tuesday. Great Gildersleeve Has Flu 24 vesterday, anti five survivor Brent Takes Fourth Bride : Moitnum. 64: Minimum 53 Warren R.I |lAP] lam.. __ 54 1 pm. 61 HOLLYWOOD [rAP] P"-"ij were on the critical list.Tonight's I Austin. chief U.S. delegate: to the 'T\I.Ariz.. [ API.tor| That wind i is: a blowin from 2 am----- 54 I 2 p,m. __uun___-_ 61 No Pensions For UMW Peary radio's Great Glide1--.,-' -e -- - outen the noithwost an that i is;; 3 pm. ___ M 3pm. __ ___ M Movies UN. :yesterday blamed current (George; Rr'nt.tt and Janet a shore sign i that lark: Frost is 4 a m. __u_ *-t 4 pm. __u____ M \LSHlXGTOp'P: I ] Soft coalindustry was 'stricken'' yesterday: wi a i world tension primarily what :Michael :!7. married here Sam. 51 5 p.m. nh_ 63 : un BEACH4M Dark Pauase: 111.: 317. were on his way down here. Hits a ,*> a m ___n" 5V dem. n_____ 62 sources said last night severe case of influenza aio:: v.3.3 - he called Russia's unwillingness yesterddBrent wa formerlvmarried 7 m. ___ 55' 7 pm. 63 b\ .John 1.... Lewis t.o S :isoxy 9 35 houten time that them cold winds n nn that a proposal : ordered bed.OVERNIGHT. ._ __ Dtlk Pasui 111. 317. 523. "to take of the risks in\ol\"E'i to Ruth Chatterton 8tm h 511 R pm. nh 63 r: : any " I for his !; start to them citrus fruit 9 am-------- 57 II pm. S3 for 5100 month: pensions; 29 It nr.RAND gntm nn l. i! in the establishment of collecti e ConstanceVotth and Ann Sheridan 10 a m. 57 10 p.m. _______ 61 AND : Dark Deluaion: 1:00.: 3.10. 1.20. eetenserl nh United :Mine Workers would be a n _______ IS." > 11 a m. 57 11 p m. 60 !940VOGUE security. nu Wild HartfSf: 2 00. 4 00. 6'00. actre>-es colored up rite Noon __un___ 59!I'' Midnight ______ 59 rejected. i/' 1 DAYTIME DELIVERYWhen 6 :) i'OO5L4T 10 Rancr Beyond the Blue-: 120. golden like .Inn 4 .tt you order merchandise - 4' 4.10 55 also The Chase: 2.SO.C Frost-Free Weather Seen Weatherbee TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE from Orlardo \ < < WASHINGTON AP> Weather Bureau re- *> 1947 ecembei-1947 I -OLONY.1 : Deep Valley: 2.42. 4.58. T.14 LAKELAND: [LAPI] Comparatively P1NJ that all we neeit i iis [I poof 8 temperatures for the 24 hours coding stores, specify qu.;<:k a I -,.VE: IN" Blur SKIM. C.45. 10.00. I mild and frost-free weat1' a cool spell an p m HighL.mI I High Low I .50. a. ? w..Ihu Tr-i SJI safe delivery by Sent int'l- AP,)PK* Dtrrt Fury. er Ls. on tap for Florida through a lot le"> shin-: AsheTlIle 47 24 I Memphis 52 23 Star Express, the .Ta,':k rj: :; Atlanta 49 29. Meridian 51 29 1819zo'21tJZ3 MONT. Cros ftrr Rabbit Line that lear- DAYTONA Th. Brll. or San Anrelo Saturday: the Federal-State frost pin an that them Atla-tlr CUT 41 28'' Miami 80 68 I (I! "! The Devi! on Wheel EMPIRE: Gun- warning service forecast last growers will Birmingham SO 24 MinnSt_ Pal 22 4 i i daily on schedule for <>. J-t "i ELORWAThe Micomber Atfair. Boston 38 32 N Orleans 50 40 24EJ26 27 Florida tnu-- Central DRIVE-IN Mtrhwaa Kid i night. tart makin expense for their Chariot* 47 29 New' York 3"1"* 30 Chat"anooga 4V 2B Norfolk 4) 34 . Merchants telep'- ' - - cropHit shore. don t look too chicago 40 18 Orals 71 43 28 19 30 311948Januarv1948 I " _ good for th.s: \eji s citrus pickms Cleveland 35 18 Philadelphia' 38 2fi 6291 for Agent to cal: to Your Contributions 32 29Detroit 1 merchandise.e Bring less them Dallas 56 Phoenix 68 . guys what grows em 62 20 Plttsburlb 35 18 - for the wise up an does what them 32 16 Portl"d. Me. 34 29 : _- ' - AMERICAN LEGIONSENTINELSTARSANTY ". .Kt-c )timers. wants em to. El Dulutb*o 54 12 29 3 St Richmond Louis 52 48 29 26 A .M. JUDGE A. S. HERLONG JR. > . mtimi have rr.Worth 36 J3 : San Antonio 64 34 I IG.I..tOD I W en. 1" ..w't l.ttar htard knots - any 6O 44 S Francisco 55 47'''' ) TOY FUNDto Leesburg qualified yesterdayto i- ', ..d 1 better git readv to use Houston 60 36 Savannah 51 43 't E323456789iO ' the Jacksonville! 61 42 Seattle 52 41'' run for the 5th District Congressional - em caf Tnem coal-oil .: heaters ; aE:8.s: 'DJ Kanu City 49 30 Tampa 68 51 Sentinel-Star Classified Counter or Legion Bldg. amt gonna warm you up none Little Rock SO 34 Vlckfburg 53 24" seat now held by :I Shut tI6Ft! atali Los LCUiivllU Angeles 85 45 52 19 Wllmuuotn Washington S2 44 38 30 I Rep. Joe Hendricks, DeLand. - . rage I 2 (Drlanbfl fHrmtltm fcrntttirl Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 Thursday, December 18, 1947 Rotarians Honor Guernsey Here ! - . Ii: Still Far From Goal 1 [Continued from Page' ii] knowledged. "But Sanf Fund ; I emphasizethat i Rotary: Algy Spear. past presl .. .. L S it is the best, in fact the I dent Sanford Rotray; Lomax )I [Continued from Page 1] Cash contributions reponea Guernsey Day. This year I am only compact instrumentality in i Gwathmey, president Apopka here yesterday were: doubly pleaded since I've been the world ____ ___ I-i; today which has within I Rotarv: Rev Albert Stueck. pres - : ,,various Tuesday $1'1." imrodui bv Paul of nature Through Stine un who { cash but items ____ is itself the Anonymout ____ndU 1L.wrenco power to make certain -I dent Winter Garden Rotary Ken Donations may be made A. Cox ____nn____ 5 proing to be one of the greatest that wars snail cease as a neth E. \\acker, president V*. inter _ ____ ___ ____ 2Aeoymeus : at the Sentinel-Star's classifiedI Anonymous _ __-_ _- ___-_ 10 governors!' of the year in Ro- means" !'! of settling international ' Park Rotary. I counter or to Cedric Benz ad C. A. Randull _u_ IMud ; carv and I predict that future disputes" Also James Pittman Orlando _ j yutant at the Legion Home. I "..ro. And IE._ Stru_ __ 2 honors will be his if he choosesto "I call ,.......,em.5 .so upon all Rotarians to :Mrs Edvthe Guernsey, Jackson : : In addition to money reported E. J. u___-_-______ 2 ; : _. -k accept them." have confidence in and work for Mile; Bob :McCaslon Orlando __ ________ for the Santy Fund yesterday Orlantf Beauty hoAnonymeu ____ -_________n_ 5 1 Launching his inspiring ad- the success of United Nations." frank Mulholland former pre> I was a gift of 100 gallons of fuel Susanna f*, Jene .--__n___________ 10 dress with reference to the Ro- Guernsey stated, "until it shall dent Rotary International: Han-*. bil by the McGraw Fuel Oil Co aernartfine McClaryAnonymeus __._____-__unn_______ 1 1 tarv objective of fellowship I have an opportunity to accomplish Smith, exgovernot Rotary. Ma1or ;- : Winter Park. bringing the total Ralph sternerPittman. d___ 2 ,w hi<-h he declared to be the "cornerstone the establishment' of international \\ ilham Beardall Orlando : of fuel oil contributed to ,MO galI s Builders, Supply Co. u____ 25 H.D I upon which every great understanding and Also Martin Andersen. publish I! Ions Tracy Legion Tayle-r Wrestlm* Fans _n_ 5 tv ) moral! philosophy the world has I'good! will which in my opinion I er of the Sentinel' -Star and owneif > i M.Mrs.H.Sheldon McNutt and Mrs. Kay - I I ever known has been founded is the only foundation for peace. Radio Station XMIOO; E L ii Guernsey pleaded for advancement "So long a' woild peace is : Brew ton. Kiwanis president: Xv i WALL TILETileOPIastic _IUI.11 _______ Total of : Pitt \arnes. international understanding not an acroniplitthed fact, and : president Exchange _ _ I : understanding"' : and good will do Club: B. A. Thornall, president s I "The monuments of the lark not characterize man's relations Junior. Chamber of Commerce Plastic : A Dow Chemical U.S. Aid Reaches 1 of toward his ff'lIonman \V XV. Arnold. president Op> - : ?52* S. Kuhl Phone 2-2821 fellowship among nations - I hate ever been wars," the in brief, a* long as a single mist Club: Ray L Tilgham. president ! WYCKOFF HARDWAREIF Civitan Club and Hamilti speaker declared "Surely communityfalls abort of the n. any (tr anl/.atlon which has for its I ideals of Rotary, there exists a Holt. president Rollins Colleg _______ I need and a call for Rotary !service - French StarvingLE C major objective! the encouragement I VITAMINSDON'T -. -t--! .tks of understanding! and I ," concluded the speaker WATER: WILL WARP IT DEAN MELVILLE E. JOHNSON, second from of the St. Luke's Mens Club in St Luke's good will I is deserving: of the Among guests!'! introduced by Cold water' should never be I BUCK YOU UP HAVRE, France (lUll) The left, presents Phi> Igou with a special award Cathedral Parish House Harry Voorhis !Heft) best thoughts::; and efforts of Lawton secretary" were Orlando A. C.Chamber Slaughter.of thrown on overheated a brake drum as a result that halbecomE' of : try NUXATED IRON helping hands of the American' and James Hall, president of the club, right, thinking mm." I (ommerce Truman being too tightly adjusted. Water G. . the from the Central) Florida Council of Boy Scoutsfor : : Futch Jr.'preollrtent : nitomttll reached sea : *HM> yout\ doctor.b*trie rtm*aaotfer.r>* a=-tno. LitS1T1KITIBEB *- people across friendship look on. More than 90 Orlando men were "This was the practical. down- : I eeshurg Rotary: \\'in- will warp the drum, rendering it p1., If ,,11..1. ".. Iiek 1.5 .P. It yesterday in a gesture' of his work in connection with the Optimist to-carth situation with which Isas worthless ( P.UX.ATED J Ml L4 at!' full for their French alliesanda present at the affair at which presents were ston Penrileton president Eustis I, .11.eI ..,.I...p.,ooi' i'=... ,tad.ulL 1 lull r.d 8dd.51004.10 IkUXATEDiRoa helps NIIPI declaration of war on Europe's Club sponsored Scout Troop 27. The presentation exchanged. The giant tree is shown in the months confronted when a few -- --- COLLEGE PARK -- -- - - --- - ta_ to ,IIIw ..bllL 01. bR a 'w ago you elected me your IDol. BI& IllS oq o. d.Inoole4 GO 1IIe 1oboI. hunger I was made at the annual Christmas party background. & leader . It betame 1 __ I "Friend __ _ __ immediatelyclear SHOE REPAIRING FTfTIKX .4 The first American - u to me," continued Guernsey - I Ship loaded to the gunwales : "that ambition less than a Guaranteed Workmanship : aiiis .. I _ GEORGIA APOLOGIZES TO HENDRICKS FOR JAIL INCIDENT any a Mr&Co. with food. docked at this bomb- the full utilization of all the resources New' Factory Machinery . battered port yesterday. Its arrival i : of Rotary International SHOE REPAIR SHOPIn i TIIIX MIAKIMC CIHTKB, I16SJlntw was announced by blaring I to and foster the advancement ( i and lOc Store] i N.. f..11 S1K1 ZS(14III : whistles and a barrage of chocolate Governor Sorry About Inconvenience encourage of Floyd Wheeler MJT. DR. P. D. NAPIER .nd ttktr luintf csc 4 28 WALL STRUT I once fell like hail. I oiLANDO. FLAMOH I, W s. rrREACHERl ALLENC the future have such! an incident formed of whv I was arrestedand would be morally, spiritually and ".L.. >> S1.4-S1.S I The ship-the rechristenedmerican dnC"I.f'damid 'v E, '-r C',1, ,' VVrn, Ser --1] occur of their richt; !' jailed and without having: ethically unforgi\able I determined 20c PARK ALL DAY 20c ".\ I.f'adf'r" - n. .nl".u. s&P4 P-v. MYIRSMISM ('.ov. M E. Thompson and In a letter to Thompson. Hen been rhaiged with anything: then to do those things SaRASOTA FT. LaUPia5aasDO the cheers of smiling! men which I felt the dncks said he had not denied hut speeding: and that was you average 11& UNeCLI..UI. children Sheriff Thomas H Pop- CLOSE IN UIL.L..D and and Deputy women Rotarian would do want me to charges of exceeding the Geor- settled before I was jailed giaopinz"' eagerly for a taste! of pell of Mcintosh County, Ga., ,gia speed limit because he did if yOU could tell me." CORNER E. PINE & ROSALIND the precious candy thrown Joe In his reply of apology Thompson -' The International president have apologized to Cong not know how fast he was tra.el.ing NEXT; TO MARGARET ANN overboard bj crew members. | chided Hendricks about the said his first determination was Hendncks for the "inconvenience" nor was he "protesting Se TtixwiseSecurityvtise Loaded with nine million "' matter. reminding the Congressman to bring about a rejuvenation of. , but did speed caused Florida's 5th District -against a trap that he pounds of food the first sectionof made the first mistake interest within Rotarv which I the Friendship;; Train" had Representative as a resultof resent the rough treatment at but that the second mistakewas would touch the heart of each of DISTRIBUTOR WANTEDWill the hands of the Darien officer 'reached the end of the line The an arrest for speeding near made "when young Poppell the more than 300,000 member! and the fact that he held : was! only a fraction of the was in being offended and subsequently lIe noted that he had cargo Darien. Ga I appointed responsible firm exclusive di.- "without after appoint person or : J. K. LASSES bet-knownincome jail charge" settling - 240-freight cars of food collected The two apologies were in reply embarrassed because of jour a (committee of seven men tax authority in the the speeding charge. trlbutor. new. fast moving well advertised product. bv the train on its tour of theV Hendrick's that charges, further precipitated the representing five nations to an to charges United State*. hat written a ;. S. last month. "gE'stapo"methods were used by Hendricks said his second arrest matter International Affairs Committee selling to drug hdw.. paint stores etc. Requires about .. new book oa income taxes as followed a remark he madeas $3500 for turnover stock and 3 salesmen who quick Poppell in holding him for several I do not know that there is whose duties will he to develop they apply to mvettors-and he started to leave the jail that be done the workable plans which will resultin should $100 week. Local Adv'ing by waiting for Nazi Prince Draws hours in a cell in the McIntosh after bond. Hendncks anything can by I average over per ;your at copy M you County jail Oct. 23, after posting himself and Governor," Thompson said. "Certainly the maximum contributions Mfg'rs. Ferguson 10 Peachtree Place. Tel. V. 2227. no charfe.If quoted as "jokingly I deplore the incident and possible for Rotary to make to Suspended Sentence he (Hendricksl' had posted $15 facetiously' saying. "I think it Atlanta Ga. yom have security holding bond on the speeding charge. apologize to you for the inconvenience -' worldwide understanding and *, whether large or small I OAR IRTAOT. Germany' fAP] is a dirty trick to drive a"patrolcar and trouble while visiting good w ill - -- - The apologies were received without identifnationllendrirks . this book will help you prao Prince Philip of Hesse' son; -in- our State. In linr with this objective Hendncks after he' had informed tica117OW.Reading it may law of former King Vittono said the second "I know the members of the Rotary is. this year making a make an important dollara- Emanuel III of Itarv receiveda Thompson that if anapology arrest %vas niafle hj Poppell. Poppell family personally and concentrated effort to acquaintthe ad-centa difference to you- suspended two-year prison sentence was not forthcomingfrom who was lounging in the jail know that they are extremelyfine Rotary vvoild. and thiough $10.00 PER DAYAND will help yem determine from a German Denazifica Poppell lie intended He raid hr had not |)irevion&1t people and I am sure they it. the public with the work whether to buy sell or hold tlon court yesterday. legally; to attempt "to obtain redress spoken to Poppell and the officer join me in regretting this unpleasant of the United Nations, Guernsey - I in the light of ta*advantages. I I The court confiscated' one third for false arrest, violation did not identify himselfin } incident. raid. of citri liberties mental MORE EARNED BY 1 111 admit Prince property. estimat- im that the United Nations 'of the any manner. the SouthernGovernors' "Recently, at SVase end i ( today supply marks |$fi8600] hut pain and !suffering, ph)"leal has not accomplished all 6S6000( Lnited) for free of eil at He did not resist!' when Pop- Conference in Asheville "How to Bo your%,....;..copy." 'lifted the prison sentence because pain .and" suffering and humiliation pell se'ed: me by the arm and NCI delivered an address .we may have expected or mayha'e had been interned hoped the peaker:: ac : he already began pushing me and shovingand : on the States responsibility SECTIONIZERS.AT two ear*. Hendncks said yesterday, In -- -- -----..-.. ----- - > forcing without -- - tI me violently in reducing" traffic accidents : -: 'v- ....-- -: "'"!'" I revealing correspondence between reason lIe shoved me up two and specifically called attentionto I< If you are looking for lesestV . Thompson, Poppell and flights of stairs to a cell. the States responsibility in A incuts that pay *r choice lakefront ' Plan now to make reservations at himself, that "I do not publicizethe 'All the time I was entreatinghim eliminating speed traps and r- properties see . . incident for the purpose of to wait and let us discuss the other undesirable and unnecessary +fV OUR CANNING PLANT J. H PACKARD embarrassing officials in Darien, matter"' Hendncks continued. delays and embarrassment 4 , : THE LONGWOOD HOTEL or anyone eKe but simply because lie was so violerrtlv angry. and to the traveling public" ; Realtor-Investments I know there are many without reason, that he kept Poppell wrote Hendncks "I J:> W Central Ph 6161 f ; For the "Big 3" Events in Dining Pleasure: citizens not as.! well informed in :shoving:: and veiling:: incoher- have read your comments to the f --C;. ;. "' "' ": We Guarantee regard to the law as I am ently until we reached the cell. Governor on the matter of the I t.Old Fashioned (hrntmav Dinner served; from 12 ":Monlv hope is that this publicity Hendricks said he attemptedto incident at Darien a short time Good Pay While You : noon to 9 pme suggest you make up a party will inform those who show Poppell his card Identifying -ago when you were placed in jail WHEN KIDNEYS : and exchange Christmas gifts around our fireplace might have had or who might in him as a member of Con- "I want YOU to know that I Are Learning i and Christmas tree. --- gress, hut the officer "did not regret this -incident very much. want to Fee anv thing" and after and on any of your future trips WorkTooOffen : t.Gala New Wars Etc Supper Dance In the main din Ormazd GrottoTo locking the cell remarked, "You through this County I will extend ing room. Our kitchen will stay open until 3 a.m.f will stay in there until you know to vou every courtesy m> Art too you frequent embarrassed elimination and during inconrenieocedby the! day WHITE WOMEN f to serve you with supper or breakfast. whichever Initiate 50 :you ha\e: been in Georgia." office w ill permit." .r nigh" This symptom as veil at Smarting . i you wish Dance to the Mellow-tones, the musie Hendncks!; then quoted the Passage Kheumatie.Backache Pains and,Leg Swollen Pains Nervousness Ankles maybe PLANT OFFICE AT that makes you want to dance. $1.00 per couple- Candidates deputy as veiling downstairs due t* nonrganl and non-sysUmie APPLY t includes supper or breakfast-food-fun-favors- : Memheis of the Orlando Or- File" another charge against Vet AdvisoryPanel Kidney the very and first Bladder dose troubles.of the In scientifically such cases MONDAYS THRU FRIDAYS him frolic. called compounded medicine Cyiln usually mazd Grotto will take part in a t Later when the deputy goes to work right now helping you theseS appeared special ceremonial in connection : 1. Helps nature remove Irritating :3. >rw ear's Pay el-n\e Dinner served from 12 with food for ways Assn. I with the initiation of more than a prisoner! elects acids, poisonous wastes and certain Plymouth Citrus Growers t noon to I 9 pm Start the New Year right by bring Hendncks !said'\ he asked for d germs. S.This cleansing: action helps nature : %0 candidates to the Grotto Friday Set Here alleviate many pains, aches, soreness and . ing jour family and friends for a congenial gathering 7:30 at the Masonic lawyer and a doctor, the latter ftidcess I. Helps reduce frequent night and at : ; p.m. because of .a stomach ailment day mils, thus promoting better sleep PLYMOUTH, FLORIDAThe Temple. Get Cyst. from your druggist today Dire i Beer and Wine License -Setups Furnished I A 12-act drama under the direction The deputy promised to send Orlando has been designated It a fair trial as directed on package. Money both, but neither appeared. back guaranteed unless Crtte satunes yoo. : Dress Optional Reservations Suggested of Dr. K. F. Vail will he as one of nine new locations for a feature of the evening. it was Still later llendricko! !said. hranch civil readjustment office!' ''' 'i'U '' -''.'' VU ' ggi VSs "'' THE LONGWOOD HOTEL announced. The new class of he was taken downstairs v\heie to be established throughout 1 ('andidatewill be known as the he was questioned! b> another Honda at Naval Reserve Armor : Conveniently situated just oil Rt 1792! midway between Orlando and George E. Turner class in honorof officer apparently a county or les I ti Sanford. Phone Ixinewood zfl for reservations the second past monarch of !State road patrolman who appeared The purpose of the move to setup SHIRT. I the Grotto. surprised when told branch offices. as announced . This! is the first ceremonial of about the! speeding charge and by Comdr. Ferree Brinton USVR its type In several years. posting! of bond.hlowever ,'7th Naval District Civil Readjustment - -- -- --- -- -- -- - officer is to obtain a more he has been waiting for! : the patrolman. after complete geographical coverageof MERCURYOUTBOARD hearing Hendricks' explanation. Florida and yet continue to !, MOTORS said "I don't want to hear any hold operational expenses at a more about it,"' and left the minimum. SALES & SERVICEHAGOOD SAVE 50. room. S Comdr. Brinton declared that ... BROS. Hendricks said he Inquired of the District Civil ReadjustmentOffice Poppell what charges the officer formeilj located at the 121 W Pine Phone 9661 intended to make and upon being Jacksonville! Naval Re erve , informed that several charges Armory, now will be situatedat 1 r4 I. AT ASSOCIATED ONLY! could be made he [Hendncks] the' headquarters of the 7th -S , BLOOD TESTS for !Marriage inquired about additional bond. Naval District, Naval Air Station - and Health Cards. 24-Hour Hendricks said he was informed Jacksonville.! ., . S BLONDE Service" that it would be $100, The main function of the civ i! _" WALNUT NEW 1948ORTHOSONIC Clinical and ResearchLaboratory but Poppell "made no move to readjustment offices will continue 0 III r'I' MAHOGANY to be to advise and assist file a charge nor any move to !t LOS E Central Phone Avenue Mil Room 20T release me. Two or three timesI \\orld War veterans in obtaining .1 ': I.. the rights and benefits to, I I insisted on his making a chargeor -- -- entitled under ., ' releasing me and he neither which they are : national legislation Over 10000(I charged me nor did he give , Offers a New Thrill Beware Coughsfrom consent for me to leave." | veterans were assisted by civil I I' I - Florida offices in in Radio Reception and A few minutes later, a Mrs readjustment I'' ---i common colds A. D. Poppell Informed him that during the past year I i.i i. Location of the other office*; j Record Playing! -he was a deputy sheriff and That Hang On told him to leave, Hendricks said, will he in South Jacksonville DOUBLER! i :, I adding that he replied that. "Mr. Miami Tampa, St. Petersburg ARROW ; MadoIosefln9 Gainesville. Rivera Beach, GreenCove because l i Creomulsion relieves promptly !J I had : Poppell put me In jail andI for . it goes right to the seat of the Spring and Key \\-est. when buttoned : : trouble to help loosen and expel wanted him to say what he was - : !1 l .4 dress shirt ' germ laden phlegm! and aid natureto going to do'' I Is BUT ASSOCIATED'S soothe and heal raw tender. Inflamed At that point. Hendricks said. DR. P. D. NAPIER : up and worn with a tie . a sport i I'', bronchial mucous mem Mr'. Poppell "began shoving:: me r-= branes.Tell your druggist to Bell you towards, the door and shoved me NERVE SPECIALIST t shirt with the top button left II F I a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding :' PRICE I I 995 you must like the way it out handed me the keys' to mv CHIROPRACTOR ., : : Sg quickly allays the cough or ;you are car and told me to get in it and Complete X-ray Laboratory I unbuttoned. See this handsome :1 ONLY to have your money back. leave. ' I--i ill Catheart St. Phea. IJ7 , CREOMULSIONfor "I left without ever being; in- ., Oxford cloth shirt made by Arrow i' S Sr -r WALNUT MAHOGANY --- i *r Couzhs Chest Colds Bronchitis at Johnsons TODA Y. In blue and white. i iI 1 TWO OVERSIZE : SrEAKEU --- -- -- TEN TUIES ATTENTION ! I; - i GRAY 'tsJ ., HAIRNEWS CONTRACTORS & BUILDERSTHE Ii IiI t _ : I : Ask for the "ARROW GORDON N. $2 : WEEKLY PAY AS LITTLE AS No More Dyeing? < I DOUBLER $3.91 I Science startling new Vitamins fen I' res'orlng natural color to pray hair can HEa RUBBER I i AuorfotafFLORIDA'S "TJie Best Buys Arm To B. Found Ar now be Bid as Ntz ViUmini.. No more ::: danzerous hair dyeing These Vitamin ;1 ''i IAS .' .lg _ _ as described by national magazine supply |.; FLOOR TILE I LARGEST RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORES _________ ubstance harmless to our anti system.-pray hair Simply Vitamir take \V j I j 1 a day until !graying stops and ban holcsali' i. r" I5O:>> i-q.j "'t. and Over S - color returns thru roots. Ag. 23 up. DISTKIBl TFD EXCLUSIVELY BY i don t look old before your tun. Get . Sit' ViUmm tablets today Don WAlL = NO MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED 1 I = B 1 SWEC4t&9,. = -- , I It EMRICH'SORLANDO MERCIl txDIYE BROKER : Ave. . ., 30 S, Orange | i 331 W MORSE 81.'n.1'l TFR PVRK PHONE 41 L PHARMACY PO BOX 21(7, ORLA!' DO. FLORIDA ; ' l\%I'% '- Jn t' '..* I t1 j' 'al. 't' 1 S A''it tl- : l r'j't't 'l ! [ IS W. Church St.-opp Boone St. . . I Thursday, December 18, 1947 tOrlanb iHorntttg rtttinl Page 3 DEPENDABLE:' ':"t;? CENTURY OIL BURNERS INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BUY! Statistics show Out . Dec.IDMr. I 'if Un Most Hazardous Month for I TYPEWRITERRepairs \VE HAVECOLORED AND Fires due to Xmai Decorations . . I and Service. MOVIE OIL BURNING FURNACES 6 ; OAi Check folly Tear lasir&nc. .and see. U you RecordCAP I art Orange Forecast Off 1946 On All Standard Makes co.ere,4 ih HIM MAX T. RICHARDS i a.. TwrNem HOWELL'S OFFICE MACHINES -8inc. 1928Z14 Two Geiger Mutual Ins. Agency ( Special Washington Service) season oranges amounted to M,- I forecast at 23 million boxes, or lit So Court St. .:- Ph. iSM '. ",: N, ORANGE PHONE M19J A HOME TOWN TRANSACTION Agent! 246 8, Orange AT*. Phone 6233'ROEBlItKAND WASHINGTON [AP] A national '300,000 boxes and Valencias 59- slightly less than last season's of 23,200,000. 600,000. production of 108,260,000 orange crop Concerning the citrus fruit Grapefruit production is indi- boxes was forecast yesterday for areas the report said: cated to be 31 million boxes or t the 1947-48 season by the Department Florida-Early and midseason two million more than the 1946- of Agriculture. oranges are estimated at 27<- 47 crop and one million less than 500,000 boxes, or one million the 1945-46 crop. Tangerines are The predicted crop is five percent more than the November 1 estimate forecast at 4300000 (million J less than last Sl' iSOn's and three million less compared with 4700,000 boxes record high of 113,980,000 boxes than last season. alenriat! are last season. e and 30 per cent greater than the 1 -J'rar average [136-45 of i better 83,488,000.The i, Winter Visitorsin9festToni9ht ,I Shotgun Killer SoughtIn report said the indicated Death of Three national grapefruit crop is 62- S i I TOLEDO. O [lAP) An elderly 270,000 boxes as compared with Regular Winter visitors club Toledo couple Mr. and Mrs. Ray- _.> "'- .. ,,"- ,p 5,520.000! last season and 44,593- 'mond Ditmyer, and their daughter '''; .... ' 000 for the 10-year( average. community singing program Mrs. Loretta Osinski, 21, . , The California lemon crop was : sponsored by the Greater Orlando were found dead, apparently of '--t forecast at 14,100,000 boxes or Chamber of Commerce tour- gunshot wounds in their home CQ Quiet two per cent more than the 1946- ist committee will be held tonight yesterday, police said. James Os- oo,", OepProStyle ' 47 crop of 13,7'60,000 boxes. at 7:45 pm. in the CofC mski 37 estranged husband of 1 s e dQ The forecast for early and mid building, B. H. Overpeck announced I I' the young mother, was being' . 06/ season oranges is 51.200,000 boxes sought for questioning. I . and for Valencias 57,100,000.The Mervin Henry will conduct the \e\ report said that for the singing and Ruby Fatula will accompany -. The crab-apple is the wild (' 1946-47 season, early and mid at the piano. apple. I II o( .. II I I b I I I Sporting Department a S44 I ' SANTA Floor Ice b tr . 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'' Plus Tax !! ..." t f':' 11: nf sin PULLMAN CASE ..._...........6.49 Hanger Case__......................23.95 &,, r1 Unusual Sears Value Plus Tax 3 Di :-.'< '-1 " IIL : 1 1"'i PULLMAN CASE ............ 2.98 O'Nite Case......................_.16.95 99.50Plenty 1./ Plus Tax: Plus Tax i f Itt O'NITE CASE _.........._...__.. 4.98 Pullman Case ...._....____..__..24.95 '.' . of hot waterrnnven.ientquickand Plus Tax Pint Tax ... -- - ,.- .,":,'i A"' LOW IN t: Hat Box.........................__.- 2.59Plus Hanger Case....................... 26.95 Metal Shower Stall .a. .+ } COST, that's what yon Ret t.: k4. Tax Plus Tax rt > ; with a Homartl Heats wateron : r less fuel-aluminum-foil Fast Roller SkatesBall Picnic MEN'SSplit LUGGAGE' With Fixtures 59.95 and rock wool Insulation keep Handy Jug Trunk..14.95 ; Cowhide Gladstone ..18.75 Steamer 'l: '. it hot! ... ': ::;' Attractive white enamel Hose a sturdy shower Cabinetthat's < ZJ. : -' adjustable heat control Bearings 3.98 E-Z Pour Spout 2.98 Plus Tax Plus Tax aluminum a bathroom panels. Black beauty porcelain! Thick : .:J. :t"i"iiJf : :l -gal. steel tank.Homart ; Two-Suiter Case,............___.29.95 Val-A-Pak _.._................-... 24.95 ._ Easy rolling ball bearing skates'Fasten ! enameled non-sbp steel base For picnic fun Sturdy steel with Plus Tax Plus Taxr. with streamlined toe clamps gleaming metallic finish. Efficient - ,. --- and soft leather straps. Extend Ito !* gray 1 .. Ili4 Inches screw xero-cal lop Spigot insulation type"._Aluminum' 3.89 E Ei .1t - ,. Steel CastingRod \ Electric ; < ': - ' t ; 17 ; . i , i ;t !I Water HeaterUse t ., ."' jl and Reel r- . < . : t. ; I' it Almost Anywhere a II : " -i t I ..,/'-. a l' 0 {!i I 44.95 ,. 1 III tI ..; <' t 1i 4.44 EACH =- -- - .%11.purpose heater with 6-gal-; I .., ... \ lon capacit Provides hot 4 New > / Water System .... --l R 9 water fast: at low cost. Convenient Tempered' steel rod, cork 4 -Gal. Tank 112.50 ft' 1 space is, portable limited in use doctor's where 1 Bait Casting Reel [f. .'' handle with locking reel seat; 4 0t office, cottage:; : trailer; milkhoo..f' Dry Hunting CoatJ. Nydar Gun Sight ,-.. metal' guides; : handles beauti-- Get it at Sears and sate! Quiet ,, Reel is anti.backlash , running is HP electric pump de tl: Ib -: beauty shop etc. Overall NOW 6.98Level fully. liters up to 150-gals. per hour site. 23-tn. high; IVm.: lff''. Formerly Reg. 7.59 with precision level wind; Gartamzed steel tank See this* tes 110 volts C. Higgins 7.98 Now 14.95 < < of riectriftty."foe oilite bearings make for wind 3 construction. A -piece b There. real, .hunting comfort in this Designed on the principle of airplanegun Chrome plated high grade brass smooth easy casting. 1 wide coat of 11 01 army duck. Warm and water repellent Big rubberized sights Makes hard shots easy Balanced R-shape crank. Adjustable assortment of braided nylon tAS&4 game, pocket Hunting Pants 3.49P Precision lens prisms set In hard click Others 269 up lines and lures atailable..sat . alne Geat &Nfl. blued steeL ";Mf .k .' JDlIU W1l4e Seat Plan" PnvmeidPIaH. c* ccn pM"n s-t EARS Gct4tj Payment _ Orange at Washington Phone 9813 1 Hour Free Parking ORANGE AT WASHINGTON PHONE 9813 One Hour Free Parking in Rear of Store for Sears Customers - p 4 Page 4 ( iHimtfata Sftntintl Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 Thursday, December 18, 1947 Rollins To Close'During - . County:: Assets IncreaseIncreaed Z HolidaysRollins : valuation of Orange submitted each year to the State County owned properties has accounted Comptroller. The current report !: College will close! for IEW : for a major part of a shows that the new Court house the Christmas holiday: today at 20 per ce-i increase!'; of assets, it ' I 1 was appraised at a value of Y pm. and will reopen for the'inter was revealed: yesterday by a report - \\ . term Mondav Jan. 5. rr. prepared by the County I $1,250000ith $33,000 in bonds Although the Administration: . Comm:cc;:oners. I I outstanding. Furniture and 'building will remain open during Q Df'talue- of ' The county. equipment in the building were x the vacation all dormitories, except - owned was set at property [appraised at $150.000. a 50 per Hooker and Lyman for men" $$4,631,399 as compared to $3,885,315.75: ; listed last >-ear.t cent boost over last year due to and Pugsley for women will he the. same time it was noted 1 i inclusion of several new ma r a closed a The student chirp Mill hi"closed that the bonded Indebtednessof chines and furniture. , x,3.z b. from tontorr.mornlnlt . the county his decreased! $ fEEl $185,000. Value of the county poor home : through Ian 4, and the common The r rrn .I1,,! "lewirt is and farm was set at SloOOOO 0) $ m a *, after tonight, will he which is double the 1946 valuation y closed through::; Jan. 3. Kno\vles Memorial Chapel will and the commissioners listed I be dosefor- repairs>: from Mon KIND OFPUDDING NEW the value of hard surfaced las. De. 22 through Sunday Dec roads in the county at S3,310,000 >* Next !'(service in the chapel r and other roads STOO! ,000. < f WIll he held on Sunday Jan. 11. ITS NEW. Data woR&I Road bonds deposited with Y t'I .. ITS THIS . the State Board of .Administration AmVets To Hold Fish i iTs -mE IMPRO'IfO CHAS r'R " J were carried at 6.744,500' . >,I.; SAN o . Tastes Richer, CreamierServe or a reduction of $165000. The I Fry at Elks Tonight I ! dis- State is retiring this item from Annual meeting and electionof When you taste this amazing new blend coverythe this delicious first taste new and pudding you'll never a portion of the county shareof __mnn 00 _mm nmnm__ __ __n_ __ m officers of the ArrA ets will he I of Chase & Sanborn . you'll agree \C Cit's see busier spoons Notice|the firm rich State gasoline tax. MRS. LEE PHILLIPS WATCHES her n rr T. r. held at the Elks Home E. Central -' different. . so delicious so die.tinctly'right' - texture that stays creamy thru and The old Court House building proudly as A\e, at 6:15: p_m. today. do. thru-even overnite. Never a rubbery value was set at SloOOOO with husband, former S-Sgt. Miller 0 Phillips Jr., charge of Marine Corps recruiting for the Following the business session. . words can't it justice. j , surface- -forms no lumps'! Contains no $33,000 in repair bonds outstanding. USMC, received the Distinguished Flying State of Florida Reading the citations is a fish fry and social hour will be It must be tasted. Taste it today. Get a. cornstarch or gelatin. Cooks in half and the A detention home built ata I:I Cross with two gold stars in lieu of the second I S-Sgt. L. W. Barrineau I right I NCO in charge held at 730:: p.m. I can vacuum-packed, from your grocer. time-saves tiresome watching cost of $88,000 is listed as a new I I stirring. Be sure to get this new dis- Chocolate grocer carries Butterscotch Krim-Ko in.3. Vanilla flavors. their former valuation to presented by Capt. K. E. Flake, officer In I Phillips, 6 W Columbia St. bud.. at.,.it.. III th it Std itt! . _ _ _ s7-\ >000 The road machinery fig- -- ---- - - n - -- - --- -- - --- - ire was set at $100000. a jump i due addition of t ... r from $25,000 to new equipment in this department : Forger Gets Two Jt:7--- .: I AN"'A -.:;", ; #, ,- ' -- - u : -- > n ,.n'-WU.-? -------- = : : :; ; : ) ' ,"_ , ' Years In PrisonR ',, , ! C Gadon Orlando. pleaded '. ( s for less af Sears guilty in Criminal Court yesterday - to three counts charging "SEARS' : forgery and another of passinga ( ' worthless check and was sentenced e n \ } by Judge WilliamIur- !iihv to two years in the States t\ ,: Q 'J t tI ta (penitentiary on each charge. The \ ' ROEBUCK! > zj. sentences will run concurrently. NDCr : . : _ In the four inform itions .... ,.. j 1J Gadon was charged:: with passing r. ; t I I -atcA checks totalling 215. The ,- '(frjS ) :) '-> worthless check was drawnon v \ .J ""\ ) j an Orlando bank in which :...., \ _ Gadon had no account was _" -t ;.,I'J- 1 t S I Y il f r given to Dickson and lies ,., \. \.....-- . for *75. store "' j ' L - In addition. Gadon was charged . -.,./ with forging the name of R. B.Williamson l to a S75 check passedto : Orange Pharmacy and the \ j "Sunday, roast duck-Monday, roast duck- name of R A. Gadon to a check but today!. . magnificent LA BOHEME Wine passed to Winn &: Lo\ett Grocery -- --- - Store. The fourth check was!: given Circulating Heater r '''n the name of R. B. Harris and was parsed, bv his wife who 1d " i ashed it at Orlando Floral Co > 110-120 V. AC 12.95 .. + Qiic It was for $tO i", a r b 7i Also sentenced by Judge Murph This Irvin heater really does the .\ was J.I L. Nelson. Orlando job Quiet in steel cabl operating a who admitted toiolation of the narcotic law on two counts H< net with rubber feet Toe snitch San deists ''wa" sentenced to serve six I I II . a hor- \nd..r"nt..u' appro\al. months at Raiford Prison on each count. the sentences to run '. successu elj t I Lockhart News - Y Jt ;5re-la| to Or ando MTP m Sn' neM] MRS. {: LOCKIIART-Earl Hammond 1t ax /y of Hartford N. \. is spending thp SANTA 1 I'J Winter here on the II. A. Davis a s ti t. v '' 'II. Be farm CLAUS 11 :.." 'r' Bert O'DelJ\ of Bradonton \'is- I ;:) I .. 'ierng Ited the Fav ("larksIon av.I . r j 0- v I au" I :Mr and :Mrs A. O Gcxxh of KNOWS t., ) 'I' North HanoverIass... Iro.: Co j,' I Anna F. Rix of East V\e\" mouth. k2SAVE ABOUT THE Kenmore Automatic Iron DO YOU? ' '- I Mass. are spending the \\ mtei' w.r with their sister :Mrs F. A. . 4, / t Prouty of Lockhart. :: SEE FOR YOURSELF . COMPARE WITH OTHERSWhat -.... .< . Robert Stoddard of North Han- '" ( o'.er.las5.: is here this \\inter 2-Burner Hot Plate 20% George Dempsey is here for a difference in ironing/ day! Your wash. quickly heconies . 4 the winter A 20'( discount will be made on all stacks' of neatlj-pressed clothe t lightweightsoperfectly !! o 'r !: :Mr and Mrs Clarence Cunningham Portable 9.98Plugs purchases of Westinghouse/; light : balanced it seems to glide along; bjr itself. Correct are residing here in bulbs and fluorrsrtnt bulbs amount .95 t Lockhart. in wherever there is an out ing: to $)00 or more. This unusual heat for every fabric Fully approved b)' the nderwntcrs' 7 :J New home-owners here are 1ft Conks with whole on-off meal switch ecnnomicai1v.Burners lark. value' is bring!: offrrrd during!: Ute laboratories. J :Mr and Mrs J. J. Milanvich enameled steel body. With cord Christmas Season. Brighten up jour '\ Dr. and :Mrs Leo Banghart of plul: home for Christmas: Electrical Department . First Floor \ -J; here.Detroit are spending the Winter I GIFTS FOR THE MAN WHO APPRECIATES FINE TOOLS I ! ;; "'-.. -. .J I I' :Mr and Mrs. Leo Hall and hh t brother John of Cass City X-- :Mich. are spending the Winter -... yt hereMr I "'" and Mrs E A. Mahan of - Cleveland are.here for the \\ inter r :r 'nvnSMA J WILL BE AT 1 visiting their daughter :Mrs t -i..t: ->t' Kenneth w Krisker. t e Cctj ,,"> STROUD'S KJH 7 MKXIKXK: UFTIHNS limn: r r . 1 L. : Robert L.eadock: son of Mr t Y : J. Earl \\radock! Orlando formerly wPTnMPN ,c 1 ':r< / tPtIBfjGf It. a civilian employe with the t ; __ 264 S. ORANGE AVE. :Aiim in the Philippines. hare- i r - (1''1Th- "ut III"1" tll this I' Sail j THURSDAY, DEC. 18, 9 A.M.-5 P.M. "j,1\" i :xX' im. T'i isM| >rtwhy kA-'' --e : .. I I ,rI , ccceeeceeees -. . I 6-Piece Wrench Set 34-Piece Wrench Set 16-Piece Socket Set 1 Craftsman 3.19 Now 21.88 Craftsman l C QC Reg. 25.50 Quality IJ.7J I 1i i Professional quality o pea end Complete set with 14 and t4-inch. Made of Super.Tnff' steel Includes . I wrenches pear.shaped heads for drive sockets in sizes 7/32 to l'.-in. K socket 7/16 to 1 in.; t extensions, nuts in ticht places' Drop forced Each pine 1I..tr.ed iteeL ratchet, speeder, flex "T" kaadl heat-treated steeL S. to tan sizes. Packed ia hip roof steel bozStraight With steel box I I - r---- ' r------- KING 4 .t-rt i fir L._____:' :: _. __... j ; r. Today's Best Buy! t j t i t Lightweight CraftsmanDrill f jf ar I. KING is blended by the distillers of i v ..1r famous OLD FORESTER I I iAa'l a t *2. The straight whiskies in King Red are i 1 With 5 years or more old. I Saw Grip 3. King Red-back to you at an amazingly I IL.L. fi low price! i 14 4. Its fine Kentucky Blending makes \ 23.95 f j .;. mixed. drinks taste better. Weighs L'rder' 3 Lbs Lis.- .J .. *v >Sg" -' \ 5 Backed by 77 yearn of fine Brown- - ,.. 1 I Gorman whisky making Dunlap Bench Vise Hand Saw Crafty Rotary Tool Whiskies withdrawn from Brown- You ran expert the best from Craftsman. and never be dis.appointed . .t.. iorman's air and and blended temperaturecontrolledwarehouses with finest grain lfi H> UPI electric dull with famous H-in. Jacobs Reg. 5.98 NOW 5.44 Craft Sating,man 4.OQ 35 Accessories 23.95Crafty _H neutral spirits. key rhurk .rn-i.ion ball hearings at all points ort"ar assure Tarns a full IM decrees on swivelbase Hich quality carbon teel' Straight I '. IfA4EA1IEf/ KING. IS BLENDED IT I 3'-.in. hardened steel' Jaw bark Taper round from teeth to the wonder tool! Saw. driaararses . : THI DISTILLERS Of FAMOUS true-running long.life. special alloy steel, double reduction faces open to 414-m.. gi\t pontiielocking back butt to point to prevent bind polishes and hundreds of :: OLD FORESTER 3-pomt contact in any post Inn Perfect weight, balance %&-11I. other uses on all kinds of materials. gears. 110-120: volts AC DC. tion. I point. Pistol grip : 100 PIOOF aoniiD IN BONO KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUIBON WHISKT >:P.\RTMK NT 1ST FLOORS ; a RED hA6El. BROWNFORMANDISTIUUS' CORPORATION # .?'nat"'Md'Ny-t-:;;=: CEflRC IT 714e eSeaho &a49 PHfJ"teIi1" Plan J. t/i: 3.... .,Loviad. ..K.*tvcky . ,. il, *ING lED UIEL Blended Whisky' The straight whiskies - :. 1't. t.. I fl this product are S years ot more old. 3C9& ORANGE AT WASHINGTON PHONE 9813 1 HOUR FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE FOR SEARS CUSTOMERSCOrIuttb I straight )Iiskles. 70% gram neutral spirits 86 prooL ffy e J IJ {Sodero Ranked With Toscaniniproduced Thursday, December 18, 1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 rlanjjr, fHrmtfttn 5tttttttI Pane 5 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A. M.-11 P. M. - I Cesare Sodero, 61, composer- in this country although - conductor with the Metropolitan they were well receivedin Rollins Selects ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL Opera Co. since 1942 who died Europe. Advisers THEY R SURE KEEPING ME BUS NOW, WrnI Tuesday in New York City, was The composer-conductor enter- ranked yesterday by his son. ed a New York hospital Satur- Appointment of an 18-man Rol Kean Dr. William Trufant ONLY MOM CHRISTMAS SHOPPIN&DAYS I OPEN AIR MARKET Richard, of Orlando as being da\.'. the dav he was scheduledto (ins Advisory Committee composed 1 Footer and Dr. Eugene; Smith; AT < next to Toscannini as a conductor. conduct the opera MadamButterfi' of representatives of the faculty Charles S. Mendell. Pr. ..J PURCELL'SChurch 1905 South Orange Blossom Trail i the American community, trustees faculty Nathan C. Starr and Dr. Alex . I Central Florida's most complete variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.Make I Richard Sodero, owner of Dem- Broadcasting Co.HERSCHEL 1,--"'- staff, student body and alumniof Waite; staff Harold Mntis. at Hughey J ing Auction Sales Co. here and the college, ;yesterday was announced paugh, Laura Neville, and Mrs.!! - -- --- --- 'himself a violinist of note, declared by Pres. Holt. Leone Hallenberg: community that he based his opinionof :T The committee, which was Major Coleman Mrs. Charles his father's ability not on his approved recently hy the Sprasue-Smith, and Pr. George: U fondness for his parent but on aDC, Board of Trustee. will meet at I If. Opdjke, all of Winter Park. a. his own knowledge of music. intervals as a whole or by panels Alumni Frances James, Win- i The younger Sodero was music i to act in an a.\'i..ory) capacity ter Park Webber Haines, AHa- tastyCOOKIES = director for the Yankee Radio 'I on matters.of policy pertaining monte Springs, and Robert RobI KoIIins. I to i Network before he came to i ertson. Orlando; students, - Orlando four years ago for his In explaining the functions of liam Rinck Detroit; Jack Redding I rY health. the committee. Dr Holt said that : Pulaski, Tenn., and Alice I it grew out Of joint meetings of ..O'Xeal. Indianapolis. Cesare Sodero, a native of Na " group!' of three each represtwi I the >des Italy, was for It years, RPR.il I I fntniR the faculty and students ">'; director for Edison Phono The roots of foxglove are I to got their point views on certain ,poisonous and the leaves of economical laph Co. Prior to joining the curriculum the p00 problems Next ' v Met, he was chief direr tr at true plant yield digitalis:, a heart a trustees committee was appointed -:medicine. I IR he National Broadcasting Co a which held some very I Although he composed: a num Y - DIXIEway fruitful conferences with the faculty - XT of operas none were ever committee." i i These seemed to work so well that we decided to add similar Man Of The Year (committees representing staff OESSEffS the than Nothing pleases family more alumni and town. The whole advice delicious, fresh-baled coo ies. You can --- -- --.-' ---' "committee has met once afford to have them more often if you V. JOHNSON, 5r far and unanimously agreed mate them with economical DIXIE Judges SelectedThree second ranking member of the on the best campus site for the HOlIOA&aly 60ff'S ('WHIPPIlffAVOS They'll be wire delicious, too, for finer U S. Mission to the United future half-million dollar library. Fouri donated Davella ingredients in DIXIE give a fresh, flavor- Nations, suffered a second datum by Mills = rich taste.DIXIE is richer in food energy Orlando men were yes severe heart attack yesterdayin -the sterilized cream an economical source of Vitamin A. -,rdav named among judges to Members of the committeeare .. 01)e 'fr -nleot: five young men for recogution New York and his conditionwas : trustees., Mr! Hugh Sic- .that. stays whipped for hours ) by the Florida Junior considered serious. He is I ( 'hamber of Commerce as having in an oxygen tent. ,ontrihuted most to the welfare .i the State in 1017.! bama, had been with the main Secure our helpful information rhcm .I.I Thomas Gurney, ASK YOUR tenance division of the StateHood about funeral matters 'l1onnall, State Board of Con- GROCER fOR ol I \\'alt..,. Hays. pr'sident.m"'i..itll Besides Dept his for widow 18 years., Anna A. by phone by mail or \ Fire & Casualty and .. : Lavender, he i is;:; survived by six by having a talk with us.filii. "' it*' ('impt' Clarence M. Gay. sons, Bennett of Alabama. ..lame1 - Pr. Hamilton Holt Rollins. 1! Kelton Raymond, Walter and a ( HII.. I. .president, was aNo se- 1 i Carl of Orlando; two brothel lerted .is a judge. i Bert and Earl of Alabama and I lone sister, Mrs. Mamie a a I Conley Seldon Waldo chairman of the ''of . Georgia.Fairchild JayCee {committee, said the only i Funeral home will be limitations are that nominees::: in of . ;must lx residents of Florida and charge arrangements.FUNERAL ;< r lgR between the ages of 21 and :.V .. . For gift or gllestSCHENLEY- Winners will l he announced! at a MAGARIAN. MRS. MIRIAM NOTICE K.Funeralservices PUDDING banquet in Pensacola Feb. 8. r"rIrs, Miriam K Matarian. 67 PUMPKIN.M1NCE I' I I of Pine Cattle mho died at the FloridaSanitarium AvonT! Store-KeelJer Tuesday mormni. will be heldat TOO-WITH HOLIDAY Obituaries I I.MR I I the Eiselstein-Wiggmton at 3 clock Friday Home afternoon forFunerals MAKES IT COOK'S *. SI'SIK COOPER Her 19.. Dr John Branwomb and DearMeirillr deliciOUSly ngtnralit'st E Johnson will officiate and In ,.VOSE'f tastes I Sen ire for Mrs Susie: B. the kitchen!You can Sterilized to keep i Cooper termpnt will be in Greenwood Cemeten minute fuss in % real cream. Mrs Maganan was a member of the Fir'' Nola including top99,8 VOSET of 1 10.8 ".7th St. who died Wed holiday pudding J for months. Get Methodist Churrh The Mizpah ChapfNo make this sweet np='!.i't n local nursing home ,.vosET.the stenlueacream 190 0 E S. of Rebekah Lodge N" ahead with from your grocer'sping I will be held at 230:: pm Thurs- 12 of Or'ando.' of which Mrs Maganai," ,hours whipped was a member will have their rltuali ti!i. that stays refrigerator. day in Eiselstem-Wigginton( service. She.i* survived by her hu..>an-i 6 Is AWelcomed Home for Funerals", The Rev. W. K. M. Magirian. five sons Martin KMagarian. PUMP KIN.MINCE PUDDING-Servis Jacksonville the Rev Oscar K D. f'mf:11: : officiate custardwith brown Matirian Lorkhart HiEhe. Vahan in soft Mr,::. C ''''-"ihad been a resident Vahav. Magartan. of Orlando one dau>.'i SSS3. 1 tbap.gelatin in 6'a ter. Mrs Mary Cleveland Orlando j Soften eb h-r" t fto last 2.1 years.:: mincemeat brother. Dirk Garabedian Cleveland Ohlo> Heat Yz cup 51A029 Se!> ;- --i'" ivied by one son. II a nl..t'I... Anna Boghosian. Arm,"," Ss cup water. to boiling point. Sla'is sal Treats and nine grandchildren and Vi cup pumpkin L. Coots Can Fernando, Cal: ChilL Stir in custard. Set re a stepson. .\. G. Cooper Los:: Anceles TREAT MR. WILLIAM DOYLE Funeraj, Add gelatin. Vi CUP.VOsEY. services will be held for Mr William in chopped nuts ' Fold : a ivldiighter. Mrs:: Violet Treat at the Orissom Chapel at 216, sweetened and eavored Yokum. El :Monte, Cal, and five pm Fndaj Dr. T. S Hubert win officiate whipped whipped stur Add and interment will be at Rose with AVOSEY grandchildren. Top j Hill Cemetery. Keep chilled. Interment will be in Greenwood maraschino cherr3' CARD OF' THANKS Cemetery. W. wish In expreva our deco gratitudeto our many friends for the kindness. sym- PRESIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND was MR. JAMKS; A. LAVENDER patnj and beautiful floral offerings In our recent bPrraem..nl aclcrk mageneratnri whpnVaBlatrbcsan ) : OSETwhippi4ST )[ s Services for :Mr James Arthur MRS. E. R. RASOALL. AND' FAMILY.C"RD , Lavender, 51, at Rt. 6, Orlando. brew'ng nom-r beer Brewed who died in a local hospital Tues OF THANKSWe on''n: Muss iIi-ir carne 1851 Blatr; w wish to thank the RrMacartan the CREAM dav. will he held at the \lilwauKi: Amerna' finest ERILIZED graveside j>iam't sinser and mane friends and i "i Palm Winter Park. neighbors for ,their arts of Indne' "moAth - in Cemetery ' .arH DP.u'r., floral offerings" in 01 r bottled bl''r. Bats! : Brewing I Friday at 4 p.m. The Rev. A. V recent bereavemen Company. M-'waukee! ,Wts'ons, u. j i Howell will officiate. MRS 0 E PARKHtTRST SONS AND DAUGHTERS :Mr Lavender, a native of Ala -- .. The. "THESE THRU GOOD XMAS"PRICES MEI I N ER S "THESE THRU GOOD XMAS"PRICES i Buy "FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD FOR 30 YEARS" ; elta .ti an SOUTH AT DELANEY PHONE 2-1742 ;: .i + tl l 3 FLAVOR9I PAN READY HENS lb. 7 41'' 1a I URKEYS TOMS Ib. 681 0Tt11E ahERSO ONE GRADE ONLY! THE BEST : -every guest likrs , SCHEML1'SSUXXY We will have the same kind of wonderful Turkeys we had Thanksgiving. To be sure you get one-order now!! MORNING Orders from business firms and institutions welcomed as our tremendous volume and buying power makes it possible for y you to buy these fine turkeys at very near cost. They will make a grand gift! :-j4 FLAVORo - DUCKS GEESE FRYERS ROASTING HENS . . and in its distinguished holiday carton Schenley is AMERICA'S MOST ' - DISTINGUISHED GIFT! <. RASPBERRIES39c FROSTED FOODS : CRANBERRY Sauce 17c 1 f 2r KRAFT 22 CARAMELS LBS. ' BROCOLI _ _ _ _ _ _ _23c PACKED IN LEATHERETTE le.l ASPARAGUS SPEARS.. ..35c STOKLEYS PUMPKIN 29c '! GIFT BOX $1.39 1 I 2 No. 21 cans i t , 1E x A Grade SlicedBACON FANCY Armour's Star Smoked 1lyy.ly.DlT.aa f ae. oa a ,Iba 69c PORK ROASTS lb. 43c BEEFTONGUES..lli.45c i iM iS 0 l Armour's Star, or Morrell's Pride 8 SPARERIBS 4c Shankless Smoked DRIED BEEF 25c ,lb. PICNIC HAMS lb. 45c 1 ,h. Q T R EAT MORE RABBIT ATOd th'l Specially 69c If"pa local industry grow! These rabbits raised; under most sanitary conditions by the Orange County Priced Ib.I.El II I Rabbit Producers Association. . -- SCHENLEY SEIRPEAS can 19c Whitson's 13 oz. tumblerDon't KEYKO OLEO ,, 39c FOR SlY: : IORtU.YOR: : You can spread it on bread! CHOC. SYRUP 10c AH Brands 0\Ll' [ irZStherJer\ Delicious by ttotlf. And when CRISCO StOg $1J3 S.I 13 S a9fi2 9115 IVLCiy Mark of Merit baked TOO use beans it oo,or a steak in a rout or 3 Ibs. CIGARETTES cin i T 4,s QT. -* r/.sr Ji iPt. VsssJThtskrr or sauces you'll know soups why so many forget we have a box for The Legion people say: "It's the finest catsup White house _12 oz. bottle I Russets French Styled I eter tasted." At your grocer's Sentinel-Star "Santy Fund" Money - 29cOPEN Rare Pre-War Quality Blended Whiskey tomorrow-P.s a.trJemTt remember....'"\n,-8 the Catsup CmiteJ! APPLE SAUCE 4 for 29c Food Clothing or Toys are acceptable. GREEN BEANS 3 cans 86 proof. 65%grain neutral spirits. 1947,Schenley Distillers Corp., N.Y.C. Sutn h StJr4 BrmJ, Imnrptrmtrdf . as CmJ tr Sl 4rJ Brmnttt Lid RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES _ . . __ Weather Blamed For Hamlin Orange Problems I (Growers Get S r_Page 6 Orlanlin! iaontfaa rnttnrl Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 Thursday, December- 18, 1947 . Church Hospital/ Operation y. Proposal Balked Station Tour I II I Price Fixing o 'FCC Okays InvestigationOf -Track JuiceLAKELAND I Its municipal TAMPA |lAP hospital) A proposal to the Methodist that Tampa Church turn cannot over operation be adopted of ly) MORRISON C. MERIAMI __ Dealer Service WorkrSpe I [Orlando Morning Sent'nel Staff Writer] Group ProposedContinued Sales Okayed without a special ait of the Florida Legislature, City Atty. Karl E. I \\Tiitaker ruled yesterday. I LAKE ALFRED Groveman Major Curtis llixon recently said the only way to elimi- spare that Hamlin orange tree! I [ from Page 1] I /- of! to OrlorHo! W C'.g Se..'.ne'1 [rSre- -' t" "' ,' ;- 3 \ -r-'ng' ?<--. -.,1 nate recurrent hospital administration troubles was to turn it So said Dr. A. F. Camp here LAKELAND-The Florida Citrus Commission is going over to some qualified private organization and suggested a yesterday in discussing citrus spots In the future under the' to make a thorough study of its dealer service organizationto I t Race track patrons I present system of highly competitive [ at Miami's Hiateah and church.: problems with Orange County and find ways by which this part of its work on behalf of the I The Tampa district of the Methodist Church Tuesday authorIzed i who visited the State practices.cannang" shipping industry can be improved. Tropical Parks are going to get a committee to investigate the possibility of obtaining operation -.growers J. B. Prevatt I good Florida citrus Juice z treasonable * Tavares. chairman Citrus! Experiment Station on a "Production Is going to stay up of the commission'sFlorida !' I _ _ _ of the hospital. price this season tour arranged! by County Agent because during the war we made :id\ertising committee, said yesterday -L- -L..- F. E. Baetzman.Dr. money and planted more new that he had "heard more R A. Fender, Maitland :- FM Station Sought Negotiations Resume .Camp, vice-director in groves," he said. "This industry 1 I complaints about dealer service search chairman of the F.'. ,i . WASHINGTON [AP] MIAMI [IUP) Contract negotiations charge of the station told growers is big enough and ought to have Airways work that anything else done by Citrus Commission. made knw o'" Lake Broadcasting Co., Lees- between National I Hamlin is a good orange if ,. men big enough and with the the commission." in a report at yesterday's meeting , burg, Fla.. applied yesterdayto Airlines and its radio operators |I given proper care. brains to work out some plan so The commission has 18 men I the Communications Commission were resumed here yes "This. question of Hamlin J '_ -r4 the grower can at least get his Plans New in strategic spots through Flor that arrangements had hepn for authority to terday after the AFL Union juice quality has!! been whoopedup s- cost of production and a reason Flight : ida's citrus trade territory, assigned completed with a large co-or: <- build and operate an FM radio men withdrew a strike no- unduly this season," he said. able profit" i iMaxcy to contact wholesale and sion company for operation "We commonly blame our I'I retail outlets to the sale elaborate "juice bar" \\hin: station. tice for Dec 22. DR. A. F. CAMP !said! the. first !step! Additional flights and schedule push troubles the last 'the commission will have bi"t! .A. A. keting on \ I of Florida fruit. : . cites troubles should be to obtain a charter' changes effective Jan. 4 to better did. Back in the 30's mar'1 I The is fromadtrrtKing we '\'e don't know whether money coming they're - Palatka Plans for Annual Azalea'Fesflvalchairman --- which would be legal! then !setup meet the demands of growing; ; 1 blamed the market slump doing the job they're supposedto. ; fundand is part a three, five or set en-man travel due to Winter visitors and 1 fW' ,,1| t-i Tr'ando' Morning Sentinel] color-added fruit. ." Prevail said. "I am not criticizing of an effort to birak into the board which would fi\ what use of the airline , PALATKA-The Eighth Annual Azalea Festival will be staged | "During the war. we planted a Fund : increasing by them but we would like l>.-\ri. :2p; field in a mall way Guaranty regular travelers | In the Palatka Ravine Gardens Feb. 22, 1948, Harry C. Brown, ; lot of Hamlins on rough,: lemon was!! a reasonable selling! price yesterday by Florida was announced Airways-, to know what they are doing." and also to make ritins juice of the Festival Steering Committee has announced. I stock and now we are trying to floor.ny Inc. i He said Benton and Bowles. easily available to the thousands - be , Contestants, chaperones and accompanying; JayCees' will ,blame them." contract to any good ,' commission's advertising of northern visitors who Florida Airways also agency must have teeth in it, and this announced - arrive Feb :1, and social affairs are being; arranged; for their I! Dr. Camp said the weather this Ready For UseCentral I one should] (contain a clause! for that it has! filed a new tariff would be called In on the survey attend the raring at the Miami themselveswas tracks each . pleasure during; the afternoon and evening.; Brown stated. I year and not the trees I $5,000 fine for 24 hoursa with the Civil Aeronautics Board r authorized yesterday. season.It a every :Miss Love Lindsey, the 1017! Azalea Queen, of Ocala, now a 1 to blame for. poor fruit canner or shipper violates it," requesting an approximately 10 Recalling thaten'ry month is hoped. Fender expla:",r "This has been the worst sea- advised yesterday that the Law- the system, to become effectiveof |. men resign. Prevail said the I juice while in Florida will e n.n [ guest _ I son In 35 years from a weather yer's Title Guaranty Fund has Doyle Timmons, marketing Jan. 15.: The airline said' the commission "should pay them lish a habit which will be ctinued '''it standpoint" he continued. "All been established' and is available specialist with the State Extenion action was necessitated bv in- enough to keep them with us." when the track fan returns - I fruit i is low in acid because Service. said "there is a lot Educator Suspended Motion Dismissed your Four new dealer service home. for all members of the Florida creasing operation costs and is in men, \ve had a tropical Spring and of talk among growers, and Ihayen't named '1 Although the conces>:iol'.e line with similar were TALLAHASSEE [AP] J. J. TAMPA (API) Federal Judge State Bar Assn. who qualify. fare increases yesterday and two William J. Barker yesterday dismissed Summer ith too much rain. George B. Carter. president of seen as much unrest announced by major scheduled resignations! were aCct'pted.The will operate the "juice bar." t'le [ Ward, Walton County School Dr. Camp said trees with a cop- them in many years as I commission will still a motion by the Franklin the Orange County Bar Assn!' among airlines Dr. P. Phillips Co., Orlando supere; Board member Indicted for viola- I' Research Co., a Pennsylvaniafirm per and potash deficiency will called barristers' attention to a have noted in the last few The airline will begin operating was granted permission to :,the project fixing the kind ot tion of Federal liquor laws, was for an Injunction restrain- also produce low acid fruit. resolution! passed unanimouslyat weeks." a northbound flight from Or- re-use half-box size bags. more juice to be !"sold size of container - suspended from office yesterday ing the sale of a patent by Ken Top quality fruit has a high the Mid-Winter Conference of Maxoy's proposal brought; an lando departing at 5 p m and a economical] to buy than wooden and the price. by Gov CaldwelL neth A. Recker. Polk County Inventor arid, high !sugar' content, he explained. liar Delegates of the Florida I immediate pledge of ro-opera- southlxninfl flight leaving Jack- containers They 'are emptied in "\\> con even tell them what formerly employed by the Fruit low In both arid State Bar Assn., in Ocala last lion from the new ly.morincdt'aniiers somille at 8 p.m. the northern markets): and fruitis uniforms their serving girl must Dumping of oil from In I ships plaintiff, on an apparatus for and sugar; I U insipid tasting.; Saturday, which in League of Florida repacked): into eight']*>und or wear" commented Marvin \\ ,'I. J the water has been outlawed by Common '; of low sugar approves A mitl-afteinoon MHitliltoiind . waxing fruit and vegetables anda causes! whose \ire-presidrnt! Adams other containers. ker. commission general m.mJger. - the of the I international agreementIDRIVEINI solids. in Hamlin fruit. Dr. principle plan guaranty said it flight will depart Jacksonville . process for using an emulsion or fund. Bruce, Tampa, was one Marvin Walker, new general; Camp said, are too much fertili- of the "basic ideas" of the at 2:15: p.m., arriving in Orlan. foam with the apparatus. manager, also! was designated!' ; . The fund, he pointed out isa I.zero fertilizer with too much nitrogen J do at 4:15: )I.m. wheie connections - group."Canners FC"O as esterdajr." No business trust fund which secretary j will be made for southernand elements in relation to minor prefer paying growers THEATRE: I- THE erratic fertilization and guaranteeing titles with opinions a reasonable amount for west! Florida cities. ed.additional salary was mention 100 I SUMMER SET HOUSE improperly timed oil sprays. i I[I rendered by lawyers who. fruit," he said. "They operate on On the TallahasseeOrlandoroute Nearly $7,000 has been allocated Key I "BLUE SKIES"ALSO are members can give owners the southbound will of Hamlin plane I CHOICE FOOD "The best quality 'a turnover and actually make 1 to advertise Florida I -I TASTILY PIIEPAIIID Is produced on trees at a lesses and mortgagees the when prices are leave the State capital at 4:45: p.m. gift and I HALF flOUR CARTOONS" Ste.k5o. Fr. Ckick.n- orange combined more money : express citrus shipments, an advertising Tax benefits of lavvjers instead of 3:45 at QuestionsInvestors CklWrra .. rather low level of vegetativegrowth. all the line than in : p.m. as present. I ua I. I s.- high along r Inin Car A 4 nun* r. I P- ._ Bq c....... ..... F.... ISSI I 0.. IIJe A.M. t. 11:00 ..... ." he saidHe opinions and title Insurance. ;: depresed times like these" : committee report revealed -- I 1I..bl. Prices Carter said: the resolution | This reverses the com said Hamlins to be of Club WINTER PARK seem Murl E. Pace manager Your TodayORLANDO I mission's recent policy althoughsuch 525 Orlando A..a. Killarnay Kar..... UT-MJ 1 particularly sensitive to short urged the next bar conventionto t'nited Growers and Shippers Board of Realtor Cote and Business advertising was done a men are of magnesium and recommend that members apply Assn.. Orlando, fresh fruit Bid* 12 15 p m , copper large ""...11I",1.111..1'1. !l1I1I1I1 .,..........;..'.111:.1.11.11,'II ages trouble has for membership in the fund. APOPKA Rotary Club Florida, Power number of years ago. invited to ask us for copies of and that considerable trade called Max- organization. lxmn.. TomDAYTONA Informative : The Orlando Tangerine Bowl a. booklet diacuis. 10'1 I resulted from using too little that they in instances where cy's proposal extremely timely. BEACH. Exchange Club. Dayton 100 Income Tax pertinent KAPETTI football committee S100 mg i soluble magnesium or omitting they can properly do so use thefund's "The situation is serious Beach Country Club. 7pm JuniorChambrr game got so of Commerce. One-O-One Club. from the commission toward cost questions of particular Intereit i FOR SPAGHETTI I copper or zinc sprays. guarantee. and that they it's up to us to determine whatwe 12 IV pmDELANO of at th't time of year. a trophv for the winning team. ., t Served S to t P.... Erratic fertilization. he said, results give thought and effort toward want to do and then get the Hall:8 Veterans pm Odd of F(Foreign'IO"'S. K. Wars.vFw of P. : , .; Closed Monday I in irregular flushes of developing other activities of the nearest thing to it we can legal] Hall 8nm Knight of Prtnias, Castle WARD'S HOLIDAY INN Write or call personally fora f f' Rt 17-92 Winter Park growth which affect fruit quality profession. ly" he said. "Let's! get behind Hall FROSTPROOF 7:30: p m : Rotary Club. Highland copy of this booklet. ...,;i'I!! !,f i.r'im'""''ti'?7L"!! "!!' flTflfl11.! ?!! !!, 1 adversely. while applying oilsprays something to stabilize this Grill. 12 15 pmKISSIMMEE Halfway Between Sanford Orlando I Johnny Sasdi IiI too late in the season canEajorfAn chaotic deal. : American Ltilon American On Highway 17-92 reduce the solids in the juice as Lesion Hut. 8 pm <1.3'1.AKE . I eShe Devil On Wheels';, much as two per cent.ApproimateIy :Maxcy said franklv that if the WALES: Kiwanis Club, Seminole Open Sunday - Closed MondayFULL ALLEN & Co. FREDDIE'SFOR .. ..... small number of Inn. 12 10 pm COURSE ,, 45: comparatively -"" '' . growers MOUNT DORA Klwanli Club. Community STEAK A DINNERS $1.75 UP INVESTMENTS 1 canners could be organized. his! Bldg 12.15 m CHiCKENPhone I STEAKS and other citrus men who went p "The Other Love"I T Ml. No. Orlando on Stanford HiwaySteak 'j ;yeRI on the tour were shown over plan as far as prices on canned tV.P. '171." .:- Cocktail Bar 511 Metcalf Bldf. TeL22% Barbara *. Chicken. Shrimp; & OystsrsisE wt Cater to Biniuttt ..< Print Partial Staswck .,, the station !>v' Dr. Camp and citrus are concerned could go next. and eventually the State's -- - ; DINNERS $JO Up :;i. into effect in a few days and members of his staff. thousands of Cocktail Bar OMH Sunday 1 m. .;:J growers. GET FREE "FIESTA" COUPONS and Package Cloaod Monday' t 6" [J) .tN They \ i iMted experimentalgroves money will be made"Once No date was set for the first FROM KISSIMMFK MKROI.\VTS where results of fertilizerdeficiencif' the canners are in line meeting of the special: committee - S..,,, ,,,,,,, ,, _,, ,_,..4,>&, !; and omitted sprays he said shipper would comeBESSER'S which will study Maxcy'sproposal Good FLORIDStNSHINE For Fun! Merriment"FIESTA"! Hilarity At at-"Nugget KISSIMMEE Clty"-Durtnl were demonstrated by John W. further.Let' $ WlnTEp.-HAVen. Jj : APRIL 1-2-3, ISIS : Sites' horticulturist, and Dr. g ldQ fame T. Griffiths! entomologist. Meet At DO 1OCR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TV KISSIMMEE! III NEW LOW PRICES I V- '.. The during grower a post-luncheon' were also addressed meet-- -j TOM & JERRY'SPackage NO PARKING PROBLEMS .mg in the station's auditorium hv RESTAURANTWe S Cocktail LoungeGrill ELECTRIC! BOAT CRthSEiVillothkedQzas' H J Reitz. horticulturist. and W.I. serve Z Meals DailY S Enjoy/ the hospitality and the Holiday Festivities at ALUMINUM I rtti I IY2iZ !I. Thompson. entomologist Western Beef Poultry Sour Route 17-92-2 Blocks goat Cream-Pamperntckle .A Rye Bread Maitland Underpass Afterward they were shown 119 W. Church St. Tel t-zns CLUB EL PATIO __ Winter Park Phone 475 M II TROPICAL sj j j I CASEMENTVnmOWS the effects of spreading decline in ,* ;H1 : FLOWERS two nearby groves! bv Dr. R F. COCKTAILS DANCING RESTAURANT - -: : Number Size Old Price[ New Price $kLV BLOOM 1. Suit. pathologist. and Dr. I.V.. ZELLWOODINN . TRAILcit i II rALLSUMMER "* \ander soil' chemist I Amt'ncan.Plan.Ralt' $25 I. I MILES SOUTH ON ORANGE BLOSSOM 233 3'-l" x 3'.2 3/8" 20.75 16.60 LUNCHEON' SERVED ,. Dr. Suit said that spreading; de-: Serving good home cooked" fox famib st Weekly>'le-an you can eat I II 2424 3'-l" x 4-2 5/8" 25.75 20.60 i .) caused hv citrus nematodes. had Chicken etery Sunday at I p.m. for S2.0O with giblet Krary, I 3323 4'.5 18"x 3'-2 3/8" 23.25 18.60 WATER SKrEXHIBITIONS been found in 61 blocks of trees. dressing;, A fresh", TrRetahle, salad, hot biscuits, batter. Fla. , 3424 4'.5 18"x I mainly in Polk County Two affected honey, fresh" apples stewed, Ice cream, cake & drink 4'-2 5/8" 28.00 22.40 DO5I24JflE in For Reservations Phone Zellwood Fla. 3951IU1 \. blocks are Orange Country - 4424 5'-9 38x 4'-2 5/8" 31.00 24.80 I DAILY OX" I0 30 and one in Lake County.. he ---- -' - I 2.:30 _____ . added] --------- - ------- OTHER SIZES/ AND SCREENS REDUCED ACCORDINGLY !g59 qQw& flM4Z't'CYPRESS "Ko satisfactory means for controlling \ GARDENS this form of decline has CLUB CABANA AND DON'T FORGET-NO RUST-NO PAINTING been found" he <'!aid "Soil fumi- HuI pIn, lam .11 CP SEVEN STEPSQVLANDOJLOmA I III AMERICA TROPICAL YtOMDEMAHDHE gants which destroy the" nematodes 3 Mile North of Orlando Bogart a BacallI ' also kill the trees ! Highway 441 .. . fWr fr&2ac1OO i FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE II --' ,___ _ ___ I ltL.z :: STEWART MARTIN JS} ORCHESTRA KIME1M PHONE 2-2920_ I CENTRAL AVENUE is z : EVERY NIGHTALSO 19l luPl 1 w Lw-el i.no., i I A1Io _. ? 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OrangeStarling' = "1\\ rA Blossom Trail FLAMINGO CLUB We erve the tame delicious food from noon till 6 that IDA you get during the evening ==- "Famous For Fine Food For 20 Yea.." EiPVAiEY" LUPINGJJJ French Presently rTied JUMBO SHRIMP S1.25 ='=-= .- -. - I 3 FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLYFeaturing - :$ '--- > : I - I J ; == KING AND KITTY-Dance Team I CAROL BROOKS-Vocalist == I ADELE PARRISH Singing Violinistand ' \ Sophisticated Music of -- \Qj \ \ jJi/I-ii/ .1 = I JAY MILLER and HIS ORCHESTRA := : \ \ \ No Cover, or No Minimum . Except satvday Night Cover Me '='; i I II \ I 2'd Hi Sob.rt Cauu.gi Ar I : BOR5T OF SPEED Phone 5910 . Dinner 6 Til Closing . Closed Sundays := CHASE'O .."" -r N. =';cTT- . .. ;;;;; ;;;;::; . ,, ". .T.. ' 1'_ 1'.1 ''''h 1.''__' ,_"I'' '" ''' ''.n!!"''I""I"I\\!"''': '''' - . MY AGENTS IN THE i ; r; AH HA -HERE '\ BjT COHNGUP.Ui. , BE T1l SUfI & NEVER - MOW .T vtj',T: > EAST AND MB SAYS : *' IS THAT COPy Of I !F-a.trii 1T C01E.S Ti IrS JEST TH'SHANK 0' 1i4'vaNiN'A'i BCwO'J'T' A4CGRcw.iN. I.J'.LPP' NOQI'DCR) DECODCDr1ws._. HE SAW A GXRLIWttr $, MISS MISSILE'S I SLEEPlM': AH TAKES MAHHAT I ALL AW KIM ," HADPYSUK \ 'W..rnTH AND ALLDA so INTEaESTN AN' WASe4Gip.i T4AT HANDARITING7 t OFF r HOBOtn'".'.'- ) THINK CF j-E.AKFusTyP- Cr>"ES UP-AN'AH YOU'RE 1U'.GY. -yOU- /rtNGFOR PWLY J 'i4MESSAGE THATTVEBEEM BREAKFUSTp3 // KIN TAP !it'rO THEFWl )fGH4TCk- SEEfIa4a ' BUT AW IS CW1JSUAUnESTLtSS Sl.IiRISEFOR 3 DAYS ,.JC/rI.r. -- LOOKING.FOR. AN AJGJ7 -- TONK3HT/r- Boss ? -i;: ./ ::! ;: ;r- =c.1: &1 1EAkFLJS11J IS POSITIVE . WAS MISS GUIDED -" 14g5.E. PtSING .. WISSILE--AH HA- _ "cs. - A5 5S -. SUBSTANTIATES MISSILES .5 MV TWEORy THAT IMPOT3 -. C - - . - I Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 (0rlanon f&mtlna Sotttttntl''1 Thursday)rr December 18, 1947 Page 7Peace ,'. YOWELL DREW IVEY CO. IN Uses Of Atom Parley- Set ORLANDO"G AUBURN, Ala (UPI) Scientists 15 of the nations top atomic research - RAP / E" from across the nation gathered men will present reports ; here last night to attend theworld's I on the Improvements agriculture .. ... , can expect during the atomic \\cni; 10M OYi COIIICIION 0' first conference on what I, age. war-born atomic energy can do The scientists are not goingto HAND PRINTS for America's farmers. I tell farmers how to use . The meeting- officially called atomic power on the farm. """I'OT" "a conference on the use of radioactive I Peacetime uses! for the powrr- I - Isotopes In agricultural ful new energy hare not yet . research"-opens today at Ala advanced so far. - bama Polytechnic Institute here. I I But conference reports will During the three-day meeting, I tell how products from the U. S. atomic plant at Oak Ridge, Tenn., ,. ii 37 J ailJ Inmates I can be used in agriculture re : & S I search. As a result of such re- . Sing 'J'IBe/ Home f I tell search farmers, scientists how they will be can able make to 1 :a' tr- 1 . give your home added beauty, -. : . better use of feeds and fertilizers R ;a. For Christmas'City already at hand.Wri9hts' and your family extra happiness .. 4 " ...;.Jf- Council yesterday gave 4'r- a. 5'..''''..". a.th .s. , . Itself brief Christmas a hqjiday n- lb" ' by deciding to meet next Honored 3 this Christmas with a gift of new . t, ll.CQ kt. Tuesday Dec. 30 instead of .w ' 1 At Kill Devil Hill - : $9.75 on Christmas Eve and also k j _ I and beautiful furniture from I IvcsGive curtailed terms of city pris- KILL DEVIL HILL, N. C. ' oners. '" .. e" ,. M'F-f BODd screened, _1'11- "'... 53xS9 th toot , [UPI) Aircraft Designer Igor Sik-- 4 : a. rom'' c'Op" I"," ; % tupktr. Thirty-four on a list sub- orsky landed a helicopter of his ,. .a,brautifuI Rrra.ee ) liKI&. boxed aeL mitted by Police Chief J. C. I t own invention yesterday at the --- . 1 - u! "' . Stone will be freed next crest of the windswept hill T.... .IO-.m: .:: t $6.75 Tuesday, while two others, touched by no other plane since for whom appeals based on I the Wright brothers made their family needs were made by a original flight here 44 years ago wife and a mother, were released yesterday.More pie e.--a.' -' There's color in the California design for liviD<<. yesterday. than 200 conventional ;, Here's color here's srmitghton-the-ubk to bring the Stone reported that one aircraft roared overhead duringthe v .a f sparkle and gaiety of California into your home. prisoner who has repeatedly ceremonies honoring the x Select from Ivey's collection of California Band been arrested for Intoxication wQhhly flight on Dec. 17, 1903.which Pritts." asked only to be free to la.inc-hed the air age. go home Christmas! Eve and iii he's Linen Deparvent-Famth; Floor Christmas Day. 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Florida under the Act of March Sd. 187 Plan for our own Southern States has Just been I I Editor After visiting the Harry " recommended In a shockingly frank report prepared Anna Crippled Children Home TELEPHONES: Advertising. Want Ads till; Editorial. for the House Agriculture Committee. last weekend and the seeing mar General Information :3-1681 T3 9 economists, In I ** of Southern ; Subscription I Price 35c per wk.. $1.30 per mo. Written by a group ; velous care these youngsters are co-operation with experts from the agriculture receiving it makes one feel like EDITOR PUM.ISHU commerce labor and interior departments. It I I giving jour last cent to this MAlT ANMISIW. AH* that $27.4 billions be advanced to I'worthy recommends cause. Being a woman C. W. LINITT. Bus. Me;.. HINIY BAICB. EIITOHAI Diitcrei, . EARL HOMISAN. MANAtma E IL MIlTON J. AUSTIN Aav. Met.HAIOL get the South on Its economic feet. I :' of course I am not a member of the report sets forth the Elks but this grand organization - blunt HA-IITOH. Clio Ms NOUIIT COMSOMMI.SIC.-TalAl. In rather terms I II I South what it calls the is doing a work few of us J. W. LtMuoM. Crrt Cia. Met CMAIUS MIW.IM. Puss Surf. the evils that make the I RMUT F. WAITM. OAM. Mta. R. T. Mae' Typo Sun. nation's poorhouse. To cure I realize until we go and see theI them It urges a revolutionary I home for ourselv As for sup- porting this wonderful work II . Member .! Th. Associated Press eight,point program. i ;v -- I'I I believe it is little enough that we The Associated Press U exclusively entitled Underlying cause of Southern I '-- THINK YOU! to the use for republication 0: all c',in buy at least two tickets to news dispatches: accredited to it or not poverty, the report states is the I 771K'es Y" ., their annual ball game even if we Please make your PUBLIC also otherwise! the local accredited news to published this paper herein and rutted agrarian system. An overbalance I C4HPklr P have to pass them on to others THOtGHT: letters brief. We AU rights for re-publication of special of manpower is struggling who care for football. I JI don]. would like them typewritten, dispatches herein are also reserved without adequate tools to 1 ?o' 4'iqY 'vo MISS E. J. double spaced. If possible. PAGE 8; THURS., DEC. 18 '47 wrest a living from mediocre I (fggdcIt'b' oiie'v' TilE EDITOR. soils which are highly erosive Citrus Grower Tells What's I and badly damaged by past culti I I Wrong With Florida fruit riMies-howev er, the Hamlin & 1 I vation Added to this is the prolific Parson Browns on lemon root ts I Editor: I have been reading what Southern : Our Program population on should be for the our problem. : good slipping Elimination of Political Job Duplication farms The reproduction rate Is I -k-- ( ..---.t..e't I i I citrus industry as stated by some Here- is the answer!; to these low 80 per cent higher than neededto 1 : of solids varieties on lemon root Lower Taxes. Efficiency M Go"rn"'tat. I Pearson the big shots from our State. I I renlace itself. I t't'i i It 1 is about like the little boy \\"e will say Lemon root trees Until ,farm alternatives can be found for I boxes non making< every excuse for resisting produce nine to a tree. sour; TOD VS THOt GUT I a part of the present farm working force and L1 r- -7 eVlVe e his inevitable doe of castor I root trees produce six boxes!" for all the net increase in farm population," declares I 4_?. f5Z/// f- Oil. All of these big boys know I i juice the nine boxes lemon Not One generation passeth away and another the House Agriculture Committee report, what should be done-the cure I I -three of which can be com'enI generation cometh: but the earth abideth for "there can be no lasting improvement in the y ,1..ssq8jr/ -'s 10 I ..z1 ;- for the ills is more or less of a I,I trated-when added to the other ev er.-Ecclesiastes 1:4. productivity and in earned incomes of Southern I \ 'L compound nature; namely do ] six boxes of juice; thus you have farm \ C- :away with all artificial coloring I II Grade A juice which would gl"e> people. of citrus. (coloring and the root and lemon root the rooms sour Nature- the most thrifty thing in the world; I dve tanks Reasons and quantity. ] : same quality she never wastes anything; she undergoes These old problems. however are agrarian I Instead of shipping 80 of : 'ff' cars 'Well fellow growers, It's up to change. but there's no annihilation. the essence overshadowed by a spectacular new force-farm ; 1 tangerines daily as we are dbmg you, sink or swim. remains-matter is eternalBinney.Our mechanization. Revolutionary new tools, suchas <1cbv7F now, we would be shipping about I W. F. AUSTIN, JR the mechanical cotton picker flame weeder Oc/&. I 11 cars and they would all be aci -, Umatilla and improved tractors, are expected to displace i cepteti Others would repeat faster - Growing City 2,150,000 Southern farm workers by 1965. f. CITY PLANNING and Zoning Com "Todaj," cites the economic report, ominous I ; therefore; creating a terrific THE : demand and moving all at a fair About Mankind Appalling has taken official I ])'. "the mechanical cotton picker as bigas - cog- --- ---z- price. The same would apply to Editor The perversity of the a Gen. Sherman tank, is marching through i I : nizance that Orlando has been growing since Gf'Orgla-and the other cotton States.! l1 l\ oranges. 1 I thinking of mankind today i II! appalling .- I The man that practiced and A rash of national m!> 1925. The cotton picker and flame weeder aloneare :: / worked his cultivation and fertilization cumbers the globe when what i:*: expected to reduce the amount of labor Crowded streets, lack of many ordinary per and obtain early maturing -I needed is an outbreak of co-op - bale of cotton by 75 per cent. : and early coloring fruit [ eration city conveniences and announced expansion II would be the one who should plans of such public service agenciesas The report adds a blunt warning against I PITCHING HORSESHOES ,'; I receive the high prices. They The could newspapers keep hammering could help on I The who extra monopoly. man poured on the Orlando Utilities, telephone companyand the truth that the day of naI - "The Southern Industrialisms of the future'it "box.getting fertilizer" to get volume - gas company have impressed that fact declares "will die if regardless! of quality would I tionalisms!' is a bygone and thI " aborning it becomes the Grand Offer I day of co-operation the CryIng Major Morgan's he where he belongs,-out on a on thousands of our citizens over recent I victim of monopolistic practices. The essence limb I need. Indeed, it is the only ears. of monopoly is restriction; the compulsion of I'I ..... hope. :3 All of big volume boys I _ you The city planners, looking ahead to even Southern industrialism is expansion; the two 1.6 By BILLY ROSE pared to leave. Wilbur asked if he might join have had jour "he-day" with He who teaches otherwise (ts cannot mix . In some cases the monopolistic me. His had no objection-said he realized I perverse and a danger to the en his 12s pappy fast Mal Timothy Morgan put size on my your growing, heavy produc- more rapid growth in the future point out practices have been forced the South tire globe; He rocks the boat upon by desk and tilted his chair back. 'How would you I there was no future in Southern Idaho for ing lemon root stock all through to the Mayor and commissioners the need Northern interests seeking to protect their entrenched like to be the Joan of Arc of the Fourth Estate a youth with four lips. I I the war Now is the time for I Winter Park E. TILTON for new thoroughfares, street widening, positions. But in many other cases, I he began. How would you like to be the patron The idea naturally appealed to me. Every judgment day in the citrus industry I the practices have been of the home-grown saint of every newspaperman who ever cringed I I carnival man dreams of finding a human with I One man states interior Christianity a CreedOf swimming pools, additional protection variety-of, by and for Southerners. I grading is costing the citrus in- before a city ealtor?" I two heads and this was the next thing. I first Peace and Order against fire, new city administration build- The economists also found The. South has "What do I have to do" I asked, "locate Judge I offered him to the Metropolitan Opera Co., pointing I dustry millions of dollars-I believe I Editor A certain Professor ing, extension of storm and sanitary sewers, one-third of the nation's school children, only Crater and find out who killed Arnold Roth out it could save money by letting Wilbur exactly he what is a little is costing mixed us up on all''i Saute broke into print about one-sixth! of thenation'- school. revenues.! stein" sing the tenor and baritone. roles in 'Pagliacci'Vhen ,' three times in Sunday's , recreational facilities and other I this money, He says grade oranges paper improve The South has one physician for every 1,280 I "Nothing so complicated I I \ the unimaginative directors turned me by appearance. It would be advocating World Government ments pertaining to the general welfare. persons, compared with one for every 876 per I ," said the Bashaw 55-diU/CE down, I rented a booth on the Atlantic City ; just about as sensible to sell the There are millions and millionsof sons in the U. S as a whole. Income per capitais ; of the Big Top. "All j'ouhave I boardwalk and presented Wilbur as a One-Man poorest meat available as GradeA Christians in this country much lower in the South than other regions, I minstrel show."luring I Western if wrapped it ina who have read the 14th and THE MAYOR points out, the city administration I to do is hire me as you AS making It impossible to save the millions of dollars : legman for columnat ) the next two years mj Questionand pretty paper, stamped Grade A I 17th chapters of Revelation _ _ for 10 years has attemptedto internally that are needed for industrial expansion -' $1,000 your week Reporters 1.&cY;) Answer; man was the sensation of three Western Meat-how about it fellow -I They all know that there will a I " keep abreast of current municipal needson soil conservation and other improve- have always continents. growers I be a world dictator \vithoutwho's ! I ments. Limited market demand in the South | con Great crowds flocked to see the youth who I If we are to fall victims of this mark upon the wrist or basis. sidered themselves the a pay-as-you-go Present property I forehead, no one can either buyor I has led to caution in business expansion and has could do a two-part harmony job on Beautiful farce, we should be selling skim- . owners and the city have joined hands in coolies of the news med milk as whipping cream. All sell.Iost of these Christians retarded industrial of 'This ; development. The South'sinfant Ohio. The opening line my spiel was, I I gathering industry! Your need do the title "whip- expect to be out of that paying cash-on-the-line in full for immediate I I industries also must compete with well I generosity!' would inspire way to the only man in the world who can open :one ping cream"is on put a pretty labeL mess. established enterprises in the largest freetradearea his mouths and put both feet in them'." Most of these same Christians such these ink stained i northern improvements as paving, No, what do these customers - sewer mains and the like. in the world. Also, the South is short of wretches and shame "\"here does the schizophrenia come in7" I do with these pretty appearing have read the 2nd Psalm And skilled labor. The potential ability of Southern I asked. they are acquainted with what! I citrus They their publishers. In peelings Now the city has reached the point labor is good, but training is required. ': every newspapermen's "I'm coming to that," the selfcommissionedmajor \put it in the garbage and what will happen to any worldly where it has no more cash in the bank to I "But" the report adds in more cheerful vein, : hangout, jour picture I I sighed. "One night in Topeka, the qualityof do they do with the Interior organization that does not take continue this policy.Simultaneously "the South is probably the nation's greatest' would replace those of Pulitzer Greeley and 'I Wilbur's performance began to degenerate.The these oranges'-\\"ell, you know. God Almighty Into consideration the long range programof potential area for development. If world peace Richard Harding Davis For an unimportant 52 mouth under the ear lobe seemed to resent 1 Boys, it's time to act and now. He sayS 'He that sutteth in the Lord the future, for the benefit of thousands can be preserved and if domestic conditions can grand a year, you would become Lorenzo the the regular mouth getting all the laughs 'I'm Here's one more little example J Heaven! shall In laugh derision; the" Most will hold them be made favorable to there tired of straight it snapped during the I for the big shots that want to , of expansion is good playing new residents still to locate here, comes Magnificent on Newspaper Row. this of them have "Kissed the Son- "fl reason to believe that the of the South minstrel show. 'Either I to tell some of the sell citrus by looks-listen to economy '' get the to fore. AA hat do you propose to deliver for this closely. You can take three quartsof This country was founded bv The planning board suggests that Orlando's 'I can be diversified and the levels of living picayune stipend" I deadpanned. jokes or you get yourself another interlocutor''The "' Grade Double A Juice and Christians. Under the guidanceof , brought ever closer to those prevailing in other ; next evening the bad mouth began to God Almighty it has truly shall labor for boomed new people and future residents "I mightily you, sire, .. add one quart of pure water and parts of the country. heckle the good one. While the tenor .voice was prospered And Our God i IS a shoulder of the I the old swindler "Daily your column will be still have a liquid of citrus Juice I some costs of providing the I I toned up with notable examples of grand reportage singing.. Trees: the baritone kept yelling things high enough to meet the maturity God of Peace and Order If anyone city with those items of good municipal This bold eight,point solution was recom And at no extra charge I shall throw like, 'Ya fodda's mustache:' and 'Crawl back into I requirement for color add does not believe this, l let housekeeping which they will enjoy in the mended: in tittilating tid-bits from my autobiography-a the woodwork ja bum'! I which is one point higher than them observe Palestine. and the years to come. 1. Provide a financial crutch for small business monumental work with which I have long "That evening after the show, Wilbur joinedme natural color. I II death toll between Jews and I through loan Insurance. myself. Just think it for a bite of supper. *ft hen the waitress took I, Now, do we want to give our Arabs. Let them observe India occupied O\'er. death toll between Hindus - MAYOR AND City Commissioners 2. Promote research and apply It to business his order the tenor mouth asked for cream northern customers something to and the THE enterprises. "I have thought it over," I .said picking upa cheese and jelly on rye-krisp. eat like the old time Florida or- and Moslems!' the WALMERNOT \ agreed in principle on planning 3. Adopt an equitable transportation policy brass inkwell. "(;t't out of here before I 'Nuts to that,' snipped the baritone mouth.Make anges, or are we to let these 10- JOHN board proposal to submit a bond issue I that will stimulate Industry throughout the whistle for the dogs" it a Western with Bermuda onions, 000 acre boys: with inferior internal I NEW for the of the I sell consumers freeholders our approval community's grades Southern States. Morgan never budged. "Before you make up * \ I Mathematics- Is nothing new spreading over future years the expense I 4. Eliminate monopolistic practices that hold your mind," he purred, "permit me to offer a ra"The unhappy ending came quickly. At the I sorry fruit fruit fall and to let the your ground good eat-or Back in 1900 B. C., scholars' were of "current and indicated future ,I back Southern production. sample sweet from my bottomless bag of intel- performance in Omaha next evening Wilbur !ing sell' it less than the cost of pro- I struggling with arithmetical progressions needs of the city and for the welfare of its 5. Eliminate interstate trade barriers and restrictions lectual goodies. If I were on jour payroll, to- was doing the Indian club routine I had taught duction. quadratic equatIons. present and expected citizens." in other areas against Southern prod day's thesis would concern itself with a study of him. The mouth under the right ear madea I do not Infer that lemon root I and equations with two unknown The Planning Board, the city fathers, I ucts. schizophrenia-split personality, I think you nasty crack about the way the left hand was stock is no good on some va- factors. civic groups and private citizens do wellto 6. Open large surplus war plants In the Southto call it in your shabby set." I twirling the clubs I guess the tenor mouth make this small business through shuch plans as multi "I'd rather hear about romance with the couldn't take it any longer The left hand hauledoff timely intelligent approach I pie tenancy. bearded lady," I cut in. I and hit the mouth under the ear several hero with that certain mental at I, Darey bad a Job with Buch to these momentous problems when theycan 7. Provide minimum standards of welfare "The subject of this case history," Timothy whacks with the Indian club Most of its teeth : titude. anan. he solved at a minimum of cost. and promote wage agreements : went on, his a youth named \\.ilbur Wallenska were knocked out and the blood on the right After; they had signed tabs for It was to be a wonderful act- Orlando citizens can profit by this foresight Maintain: a substantial federally financed I met the young man on a small farm in Southern 'I side of Wilbur's face sent the audience screaming several days, back they swooped .. This coffee wife and trust the got blessing the Presidents of overlooked at great cost by many investment program designed [AI] to encourage Idaho where I stayed one \\'inter because of t'out of the tent. to the enchanting Land notice of Make-was the State Department and I am other cities that refused to recognize their industrial expansion or other readjustment that : its proximity to several State lines. Wilbur interested i "At the hospital a doctor put eleven stitches I given Believe to but the as hotel I say people to send not quite sure but a battleshipor growing pains until too late. will increase productivity [HI] to maintain and me because he had two mouths." I in the baritone mouth. When the bandages all unpaid bills and forgotten two, for throwing this moneyto Whether a bond issue carries or not we improve both human and natural resources and I settled bark happilj. "Two mouths, he/ i came off a month later, the bad mouth was only diamonds to Enterprise Studios, Eleanor and the Buchanan take this opportunity to congratulate J. [CJ) to moderate fluctuations in the level of Now jou're cooking on,all burners." I a scar, and the carnival business had lost its outstanding Hollywood Calif. It seemed to outfit, and little David Hopkins Hale Dean planning board member and economic activity."In "The first one," said Morgan, 'was where it attraction. I I be headquarters. I I II Then the taxpayers of the niterl-- one-time owner of the telephone summary," declares the report to the belonged-the fashionable distance from the I "And that my boy," said the Major modestly, I Just "Fnterpris f Studios": : States loaned the money ttr. company House Agriculture Committee "the staggeringsum nostrils. The second was on the lower part of "is just a sample of what I would contribute They those Republicans. and that's all? Oh no. here. for the constructive and public- of approximately $13.4 billion is requiredfor his right cheek, about an inch south of the earlobe daily to your pipsqueak parables." to be sent to Parld Hopkins So now he is with Enterprise spirited interest he is taking in the welfareof investment for technological causes only in Aside from this small peculiarity Wilbur I "Consider yourself hired:' I said were rare Enterprise Studio Studios, Hollywood. which pro his town and its people. I the South during the next 20 3'ears.I : was a pleasant enough fellowe spent ,many I I readied for my poke and handed the Why? duced Garfield.Body and as Soul he calK starrgJohn :: T:::*n happy evenings that Winter around the family Major two $tO bills. Then I went to the liquor acclaimedby Canada Lee Why Well because!; that self, and , INTERPRETING THE NEWS FROM EUROPE I harmonium-I with my robust bass and Wilbur closet! and got a bottle of bourbon. would be our little Davey, the the Daily Worker of New i_ singing tenor with one mouth and baritone with "Here's the rest of your first week's salary" I son of the late Harry Rasputin I Ii York not once but twice the other. I said. "This 20-year-old( stuff is bargain at i I weaknesI a Hopkins, the man who came to' Knowledge is my : French Pose Big Tri-Zonia Question I : "When the snows melted that Spring, I pre- $9SO to a man in jour condition." dinner at the White House and sop it up The committee on remained as the guest of the American activities says! Gar ' I people of the U. S. A For years field used to be Jacob Garfinkle WESTBROOK If J. M ROBERTS JR I zones. The Allies can be expectedto world opinion.All PEGLER ?. __ and >ears Good old Harry Al also Jules. Parents born In ; 'I Raschid who used to keep a Russia. :Made speech at Los Angeles APry ;ln Affo: rs Analyst] stress the Idea that the door I I ,'ne I mted States to'' this I U acids from the traditional town-tent in New York for I mass,meeting after Hitler moving is being kept for Russian I open mohil::'e \\'estern Germany for''co-operation in unification of Germany American refusal to : Movie 7Pink7 Leaders RappedBy nights when he missed the Owlto double-crossed Pal Joev invadedwe thlitI become tied in treatieswhich Russia has been the battle over furor1 is faced whenever that becomes up long Island where Davey's I since with two problems which require possible!' I ought;:: Involve us auto a C mother lived and finally got \\ have had a chance to getsome careful maneuvering-how to At any rate, the U. S. and Britain nialically! in wars of other people's WESTBROOK PEGLERWHIGTOXThe board man or "plash,man. and rm' cuT1-::itv hecal1* : the Worker waived out of that indignant facts; 200 million peoplein : '' the making: By making a :\ I: motion of reserved 1 life in a little di 25 years have merged them prp it collapse' of German are faced with the necessity: :! the fuzzy camembert taste S raptures are : lady's gamey mor-"tc over partition and howto not only of using the industry! four-powered treaty including picture Industry tells us that 10 these!' beloved old terms certifies :strictly for works \\ hich it deems orce case that somehow got selves into a bulwark against a'-MI;IRP;: French fears of re- Western Germany to imple- Hus&ia. which we hare offeredto persons have been discharged that the thing called One of \\h ilconsi! :,tei t 'a Itil Its: poll forgotten. Fascism. !su srnt niihtiristnI ment the Marshall!' Plan which do. the r. S. would be actingnierely :; c>r othei ise eliminated because These Things is an ancient in- cir,,. It piai"es: only per" ons David Hopkins was bound to Nothing about any bulwark I <;i rman ;political parties Russia is determined to wreck, to preserve the fruitsof t'ie\' refiise'l to swear to a com stitution. whom it has inspected and ap-- succeed against/ Communism; Noth) ;rg w hn'h will! participate in the program hut also of getting out from under the ,ictory over Germany mittoe, of (ongiess/ that they So the idea is not original. pro\'E d, Back in those dear old New against Communism at all. are aware that they will be the tremendous expense they ensuring; that we would not weie" not ( Communist!' The name of this picture is "Canada Lee's superb portrayal Deal dayS before the war. when "All those stories! of the Ru - hanfMapped if the German people now are in supporting their have to fight the same. war ;I The names!' are Maltz Trumbo Body and SouL The star is is one of the best things ',Jimmy and Elliott and Eleanor I Man terror boil down to this,:7lI Athe adopt the view that participation -! zones. They can be expected to over again.: Ornitz, Lawson. Lardner fiberI I known as John Garfield. i about Enterprise Studios' Body the Great and Grandma and Un- speech went on. "The tn a provisional government move ahead in Germany. if necessary -I On the other hand there has I ; man Scott, Cole I Canada Lee is his opponent in and Soul the Daily Worker's re- cle Forbes :Morgan were raking I story of Ignorance; has been constitutes -eparatlsm I : without too much regard been a growing: feeling in some Bessie and i the fight. lie is a Negro actor view savs I in money on their many ingenious -1 liquidated and the horror of Cautious statements by I for the opinion of a public which, circles that. since the great pow- : Dnrvtrvk Some i who used to fight! in the ring Enterprise StudIos! : little pitches! Eleanor got a poverty eliminated. Our job French officials suggest: that ann:1.lftmf'rkan.'rf'nf'h after all, represents a defeated ers are unable to agree on a peace i of them are assumed around New York Not bad. I Wasn't that the address to season of broadcasts at $1000 i* not over when Hitler is .\ ,: M u- I enemj and the l\ displays no ability I .: names.Enterprise I Since he took to speaking recita- which the 19 defiant and dashing a week for a South American eliminated. The .American tual Hf'ff'n..f' Treaty may be II But the French position. If I to keep such a peace. even if it : Studios tions with expression and gestures Hollywood plamontes referredall coffee cartel. The South American people must continue their their price for merger of their I pressed:, could prove very embar were made. the I S. should seek of Hollv. he has developed ome unpaid bills and mislaid personal countries put up the money I relations with the Russian occupation zone with the rest ; rassing. The American campaignis I i more help in its announced pal ........r.V.. i wood. recently I, thing called social consciousness I property the time they and the advertising account was i people." of Western; Grrrnan)'. beme: conducted' as one- to heln icy of holding a world ide de ,..... released a film a common malady of actors these came down Washington to taken away" from Arthur Kud-- Continuation of the four-power Europe, not as one to damage I Ifense line against the combination on an old theme days. I protest against; the committees ner, of New York and given to I; Much more data on Jake control) council in Berlin is!' one I.1 Russia. A tri-pow er treaty would of Russian empenalism ex I the drv':splash;;: of Iiis;*name bobs up again; and identification of Communists in the Buchanan agency. That was I Strong: stocky. robust athletic V! :IS counted upon to convince be taken by the Russians as directed pension and Communist revolution - the v at.man in again in the company of other I Hollywood There were Hum the prime conditionThe ,I, Only 28 on Pearl Harbor Day qe (,ermms that establishment against them. It would : ; : pug 11 ism. A names often cited by the committee phrey Bogart! and glamorous Buchanan outfit had to Record may be incomplete but ,' in administrative hotly for "'I have the effect of closing the I F"ranee might get farther with 'c ham p i ion accepts -, on un-.\nierutn activities. !! Baby Bacall, his wife and wvand hand the account, "Ii hIt |Ial" no mention of any per--omi: V. e t 'm Germany; does not con ,.., very d >or which American: policy American public opinion if she Pegler the gamblers -: -i :so and vou-knowwho and finally the MMiil 11: per cent c-ommi. bombings; of Berlin dlthcn ->*i <-:: : 'itf" md: and final aw'ptan is deigned to keep open Yet it would expand her treaty idea bribe to I The Daily Worker of New that feiocioiis ib-::in'te from the shin. in older to get; Eleanor: : there i> a reference to one t: .' ft ) >f.. IN lilt"" "r II'' \ ) -Ot !IIf' w mlii not lie broad enough:: tro nil t I") a proposal for a worldwide 1 kta dive A \atman is York rapt in',uislendcn.ei the hl'"I\' \\.Ir. ;.s;'1-t!, ti!.f liq': t tN :,' the (,*eat for the trained neal as! an entertainer for our t.a" e tween the \\ e ;tern and RIL. ,lan stand a* really representative of pact against an aggression. i known aLso as a tanker a high. mane and this naturally aroused : tzi. LI"'ll i Y K:-: '= Sin:..-uli. tne of the act. because Little bqjs@rlnubo . : ft =. . . SEES THREAT IN CONN RETURN EXCELLENT IDEA BUT OH, MY, NO! Thursday, December 18, 1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 ((grlanftn fitnrntnn{ &tttttndI Page 9 Man The Barricades Men House Vetoes Charity ProposalWASHINGTON A teI I Caldwell & Harvey K's. IOUs w ALLEN I 8 QUINBY [UP] Membersof is somewhat less affluent than WATCH tilt 1'CA50Iiii1' tofu Modern Home Appliances TitAT MEPS ITS AUTO SERVICE By PAUL GALLICO ond time in half a century. In the House applauded politely : Wadsworth but who lives considerably yesterday when one of their I SALES & SERVICE I 1MAuUlS rua.iritl COMPLETE OVERHAUL SERVICE it became technically closer Washingtonin the first To Arms patriots! quarter I number suggested that Congress By Expert Man the barricades! respectable, in the second contribute to the world's needy Brooklyn, N. Y got up and c0/I f f/X- Too'a appreciate CONSULT our them service:about department iF / Specializing IB Buick: and Packard Get the old blunderbuss down it wan yielded admission I by giving up the $222000 travel announced that he reckoned his your RADIO and WASHING MACHINE BRAES it from with over grape the fireplace and canmster and cram to our homes via radio and television. I I allowance the lawmakers get for allowance for travelling back and GAV.LAWTON mi Repairs EDGEWTFR DR. R1P- REAR OF PIRKING LOT attending this extra session. forth to the extra session would PHONE 21972 ORLANDO 51 W. Washington Ph.2-4503 throw road-blocks call out l up : aaswt M .a.+4n 132 Seeia Maas. ln the Army, the Navy, the Marines, As indicated by the uproar following -I Then they put it to a cote, I come to only $93. n the Air Force and the CoastGuard the recent heavyweight and the "no's" could be heard championship fight, millions of all the way to the cashier's; The Rooshans coming 1 Don't be people who otherwise would not I window. silly. This is serious Advices out have cared one ripe fig for two The suggestion came from Rep. of Pittsburgh indicate strangers squabbling with stuffed James W Wadsworth, a well.to- that one leather bags tied to their: I do Republican from Geneseo, N. William Conn is hands, are now both listeningand I Y, who thought his colleagues con t e mplatmg looking would be glad to make the "token - coming out of retirement For many reasons It must be I: sacrifice" view of world . for the obvious that the plans of this conditions. - I I purpose of hav Conn fellow are a menace and : "I think it would be appropriate -1\ ing another go must be frustrated. I for Congress to give up ... \ at the aging los Brother Conn will be remembered something of this sort," he said I I I. \ .-eph Louis Bar for his fantastic exhibition ...- row heavyweight of public cowardice on June 19, He got; a big hand from those I I chamP. 1916, when, luring 45000( people members who weren't busy PURE SILK ion of the world Galileo into the Yankee Stadium on the mentally figuring up how I Ii This must be pretext that they were going to< much they would lose at the i stopped at all cost a!' a menaceto ee; him attack foe Louis, he fled Congressional; I rat el rate of :0:: : . the nation and it!*, men women shuddering; and mewling around rents a mile. MM&ic411L I and children. Rally 'round the the inclosure for 21 minutes until -. Rep. OToole a Democrat who % I good cause, boys. the 8th heat when Joseph mercifully - --- For the pmefight picture anaesthetized him and has changed again, for the f>ecXN I brought the humiliating episode Royalty Suggestion to a close. ,I One of the reasons why one< With PetrilloNEW I I would not care to have either Okay \' llllI'lllilfilni,,;!'/ : ,',?I"niiiHiiiiii/,,"IIwdMllIl"/ // news invading or views the of such sanctity a performance of the. Petrillo president YORK [API of]the James American C.. / / / home via the air waves is thatit Federation Musicians, yesterday - '" would l he a dead give-away of described as "construc- by Michele of California and (( - Father who sometimes absents tive" a Congressman's suggestion ! ro? himself from the hearth on Friday - that radio stations and coin ma- VIIINW1 nights to attend mysteriousrites chine operators should make Densmore of Orlando . \ f ( i at something called a "Fight. some payment to musicians who \ \ Jj 19 (lub' and who returns home convinced make records that he has witnessed a. The suggestion was made last artists noted for originality struggle; to the death l hehn't'l1 week by Rep. Kearns 1R-Pal| ] co two man-eating, tearing tigers. chairman of a House Labor Com- i You ran fool Daddy, but not mittee investigating Petrillo and and craftsmanship. Unusual _ Momma with that kind of the AFL Musicians l'nion.Lend I% h4Wpi., "1 "" QIP1l1, ; thln designs and exquisite coloring ':: "" One peek at the kind of e\hibi \\I : . ni::::::;; '.iHlaIU11P' Mr (' n lion last served up bv onrnd ;< the little Woman would Insaving. make these fine ties _ _ something eI "So TIIA T'R what you g DUR'SHot are always running off to see RJ ff Well, I declare, If men just don'tdo \ ideal the silliest things. Brother your quite special . gifts there's no defense against that to memode one I pies, Cuslord.her or a more""t\-. for the tie collectors on 0 Roll And then what about our co" .ies w hen mode .... ; young As against the minority d.\i"OU\ I lignt Bro which holds that a televised or Oi1loie Crysto' s..gOfI list. broadcast account of the Corm your Christmas type of challenge for fistiana's \\MIX/ most potent precious substitute bauble for would paregoric bea $5 and $6.50 or a bedtime story to soothe the r (()J lj( ) offspring!' into slumber, I must ' not healthy for I insist that it is Junior to witness some of the ar- rant swindles perpetrated from time to time in the name of box fighting. If a fellow can draw n - down a shale in the second largest - gates in historv and then a 3 l perform no work to earn it Jun- ior might l begin to get ideas about LIGHT the juicy rewards of flim-flaming. 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I One measure permits a club to obtain four optioned players, no matter how high their salary, just so the FSL : Errors In 1947 New OrleansSA pays no more than $150 of their monthly stipend and the higher club pays the salary difference. They could be $300 a month, or even $500; players.The I NEW YORK [rAP) Eddie Stan. Franchise other rule permits a club 17 players, two more than last ky, the Brooklyn "Brat" set a , I year, and a $2,600; a month salary limit, $.1dO more than last )ear's I National League fielding record $2.230.Now I for second baseman, final official I NEW ORLEANS (AP! The last year's salary limit, which was a joke but nonethelessthe : averages released by the circuit New Orleans Pelican franchise: law. provided for an average salary of $150 a month. This year's yesterday revealed.The in the Southern Baseball Association limit theoretically provides for the same average. I has been sold to the Pittsburgh So let's do a little speculating and Sf'ebat can be done scrappy Dodger keystoner _u u.mmm'm _"'_'"00''' ...m..m ._' ._ __'"'.... Athletic Co. Inc opera. this coming season under the new setup: committed only 12 errors in 820 tors of the Pittsburgh National. ,. HEADED FOR TANGERINE BOWL: Shown above are seven' beth, Ralph Wilson, Les Gardner, M L Barnes and Art Claar. - First off, let's get each club four cracker-jack option players, chances during the 1947 season League club. ,m month. Still hard-charging gents who will probably draw starting line as- Yagiello, Barnes, and Claar won posts on the North State All-) A. B. Freeman. president of who each have contracts calling for $300 or more a for a .9853 percentage erasing the - they would cost the FSL clubs only $150 a month, with the option- mark of .9851' established by Lon- signments for the Catawba Indians when the Tribe takes the Conference team picked by coaches of the circuit recently. the Pelicans. announced the ,sale ing club paying the other amount to each player. nie Frey of the Cincinnati Redsin field for its Tangerine Bowl battle with Marshall College Leftto Yagiello was, too, named the conference's most valuable last night. saying it was madeto 1943. right in photo are: Paul Marklm, Ray Yagiello Don Lam- for the 1947 give New Orleans the best Those four players would eat up only $600 of the $2,600 salary ... player season. ball club possible. The Piusburgh --- -- - -- -- Mlze the -- - -- Johnny fencebustIng - ' limit.But r 0'I Pirates bought the ctuir! first baseman of the New' all the clubs, or some of them, decide they can get along suppose next season, as they have done in years past, with only II York mark Giants for its sackers compiled, .996.the Mire best Washington Owner Famed Sports Surgeon Flays Use I Caldwell Invites outright.be the sole Freeman operators said.of the and!club.will 15 players Instead of the permissible 17. It j is my opinion that Pitts booted only six: balls in Renews Feud With I Governors To If so, then they'd have $2,000 of their salary limit left to divide 1,50.1 chances. accepting Of Modern Grid Helmet Mask See I burgh to i ; in excellent shape to among 11 players. And that awould average out about $181.80 a Third baseman Bob Elliott of : Rival AAC Figure Bowl Tilt furnish a winning team to the month for those 11 players, as compared with a straight $150 a the Boston Braves, the loop's U.TIMORE: [API] Dr. George Bennett. one of the busiestSUl'gt'OJh Tangerine I fans of this city," Freemansaid. mont average last year. i most valuable player, was the I CHICAGO |lt'pl] George :Marshall - in\ the country patching up star athletes. came out yesterday TALLAHASSEE Gov. They are a young angreslvc .' Brother ba..eball fans! you may view It differently, but from I[ top hot corner guardian while owner of the Washington in favor of less work for himself by urging legislation Caldwell yesterday on behalfof well-financed organization here it looks like the ISIS will of two I Marion of Louis I amply able to do so, season produce one or Marty the St. Redskins, brought his longtime against football equipment which dresses players in uniforms as the Orlando Elks Club extended and certainly if they invest maybe both these things I. ('animal- was the outstanding rugged_ as the 'Oats of mail worn bv knights of old. feud with their in Sports Editor Arch the Pelicans One eliminate limits and that'll l he the shortstop. Elliott wound with invitations to Gov. money cheating on !salary: day. up 'i The: focal I point of his objections < , They can: be well paid players, too. a .96: mark and Marion at .981. Ward of the Chicago Tribune is the: football helmet. Cherry of North Carolina they are going to see to it Two, make the Florida State league the speediest Class" D Another Brave, Phil Masi.' into the open ;yesterday and demanded and Gov. Meadows of West that the Pelicans are in the circuit in existence. i headed the catchers with a .981 cancellation of the an- -Tlie "prevent helmet is sim- !J Ortiz Favored I running" in the Southern Virginia to attend the second League. percentage while Bill Nicholson nual Tribune-sponsored collegeall lily equipping a plajer with j It could do both. And watch the scramble for _ _ option playersget of Chicago, Tommy Holmes of star games with the National armor and the steel' mask. in annual Tangerine Bowl Freeman did not announce the going! Boston and Augie Galan of Cincinnati Football" League champions. front is an open invitation to football game in Orlando I price received for the franchise were the thre top out- I I He attacked Ward, one of the crash' !someone's jaw or knock To Retain Title Xew Year's Night. Bob Graham of the Orlando Gun Club passes word along that fielders. j, "founders" of the rival All America his teeth out," he said. II'T Gov. Caldwell said he had. Pete Layden Plans the first shoot of the Florida chain of.Winter shoots will be I Nicholson committed one error :i Conference, for trying to This previously! accepted an invitation is almost whole held here Jan. 15-18 and that a majority of the nation's better 'in handling 291 chances for a "disrupt" the National League. of \\ords for the john year'squota MANILA [tAP] A jut-jawed Bowl in to Miami attend, but the that Orange State i To Stay In Baseball shooters will be here for the event"Although .990 mark and Holmes was nextat and said that the circuit alreadyhad Hopkins specialist. It Filipino with a knockout wallop ; the shoot I is almost a month away, over 60 shooters .989! and Galan third at .988. voted 'ommissioner H'rt.. than he has ever had is to more that has laid away 22 of his 21 Comptr. Clarence M. Gay of | EDNA. Texas [API Pete Lav say Orlando would himat have Emil (Dutch 1 Leonard, veteran Bell "full call foes will do bantamweight represent I den. former Vm\ersity of Texas already made hotel reservations! and more are comingin authority" to off about his work on such ring stalking - sports Bowl knuckle l hall artist of the the Tangerine game athlete said yesterday'he did not the all Manuel Or- "if he every day, he said. star contests sees figures as Joe DiMaggio. Pete champion Phillies led the should the two Governors accept plan to give baseball - Philadelphia up in preference "Joe IIi<:'Stand of Hillsboro, Ohio, the world champion shooter 1 fit Ries-er, and Frankie Sinkwich. tiz Saturday night (Friday a. m., the invitatiion. to and Homer Clark Jr., Alton, 111., and George Fairchild, Reading, ; (pitchers'entage. with Leonard a perfect accepted 1.000 per-69 Ward had a short answer to Usually: he just says. "operation U. S. Time). Since both Marshall College not until after pro next football-that season any ts. Pa.. who are just returning from the international shoot in Italy, chances while Brooklyn's Joe the ('hal' t's. He issued! a prepared " successful.; i lie: is Tirso Del Rosario, thePhilippines' of Huntington,: V., way. will be the entries but statement whi<-b said: He has a lot more words to favorite to become : and Catawba of Salisbury among outstanding we'll have 'em from allover Hatten was next. Hatten handled the fifth to world ,! College Layden.. reported by the New Filipino the nation," he went on. 67 balls without making a .Mr. .Marshall may run the say: about football uniforms. win. a N. C., are the only York Yankees of the All-Amer The National Football League;;:; as "The toll of injuries will boxing championship.The teams representing their four-day event will include both trap and flyer competitions continue respective ica Football Conference' as haying - and adds a welcome note to the January sports calen boot.The St. Louis Cardinals for he implies hut he <104"'t run to mount," he declares, unless who neter betting let enthusiasm professionals! get, States at Jan. 1 football said he would not report to Tribune charities.! The dar. It will also add another note on Mar. 5-7, when there will be the second straight; year led Chicago the face mask "is legislated in the way of their judgment!: bowl games. a good possibility the St. Louis Browns. to whom another of the "chain shoots". here.' I in dub fielding with a percentage all star game will be prevented out of the game immediately." make. Orile a 3 to 1 favorite to r exists that both Gov. I I he was traded by the Boston of .979, one point higher next August; at" ,SoldiersField He also:; suggests: it is time to .keep his title I Cherry and Gov. Meadowswill Red Sox. but would play football - on schedule. start making helmets out of soft accept the invitations. ( . than the mark compiled by the The odds suit the Filipinos declared at his home here Doduer; The Red Birds made Marshall charged that the Tribune leather again instead of hard I 1 I that he would report and 'would fine. of / They are betting plenty Ole Miss TCU Plan "violated the contract" laM - Probably the fewest errors 128 and also plastics. pesos that there will be a bantamweight r give baseball; another try: made the mot putouts 4,193 year by permitting Claude (Buddy The surgeon puts the blame I ] Young an Illinois star. and ,squarelv; the rock-hard helmet champion when the Farnell// Says 'No7To on Aerial Warfare For Delta BowlFORT and tied Brooklyn for the most 15 round bout ends at Rizal ! _ double plays 169. George Ratterman. Notre Dam** for a whole evolution of dangerous Memorial[ Stadium. Del Rosario. I Detroit Owner Chicago executed the most quarterback to play. Both had equipment.Instead Tampa U. OfferTAMPA WORTH. Tex. fAFl Look for a pass on every third rangy:: 26-year-old has had 24 T lay Mir-issippl::::: has the guns for it with its Charley Conerly- many clubs The Cubs also made Later they signed to play for AH shock, now it series an of fen- knmkouts borough High School here, said DETROIT fAPI Owner Fred Barney Poole combination and here at TCU they have been known the most assists, 1,858 and accepted \merica i Conference te.tm site |iierr of armor" he declared. ;,,; last night he had turned down Mandel. who is listening to offers the most chances, 6,111. The Young,: with the !New York Yankees I to flip the ball around. "In eider to protect himself an offer to become football j for his last-place Detroit Lions Giants made the most errors, 155. !' and Ratterman with tht- Pro Crown Lean I'j May coach and athletic director at'1 In fact the guy who really against::; the jar and injuryof of the Nationel Football League. i The circuit for the second Ruffalo RillsCalumet. started all this 1)IIt..kln fling Tide Drills Against consecutive this lirlmct the underneath the University of Tampa. I I j| met yesterday with a representative - tug still is head man at Texas ;year, established a major equipment has horn toughenedand On Clement's ElbowIn "My biggest reason for refusing of a proposed syndicate' I Christian lie's' Dutch Meyer, Texas Pass Attack league mark for league fielding:: Plans mcrc.isrd I until I e\ery iil.i- was that funds were not I i! With the Lion deep in postseason by turning in a mark of 976. , who gave to the football world er ROCS on the field entered Sunday's Tussle available [tat the University of ,, blues, the club owner such fancy throwers as Sam TUSCALOOSA, Ala. [rAP) Ala snapping the 1946 average of with armor all ot It carrying Tampa J for the assistant I believed I i consulted privately with I D Lyle 9741. PITTSBURGH AP The : [ liaush;;:; and Dairy O'Rrirn. bama Tailbacks Harry Gilmer, To Enter 14 potential injury on every play. championship of the ]!National necessary to put across a j I' Fife, spokesman" for a Detroit Anyway, records of the two Monk Mosley and Ed Salem took t' Football well-rounded physical education business men's group interested teams: according to the TCU pub "An opposing player cannot League's Eastern Division program." Farnell said i ii i ii i in buying the Lion franchise: , over the role of Texas' Bobby 26,000 Bowl In Miami Races come into contact with that kindof may well lean on the elbow - _ _ licity department, show that in of Pittsburgh's i i Farnell's Hillsborough teams reputedly priced at $300,000. star back ' lIeS plays the boys pitched 372 Layne yesterday to throw numerous equipment without leaving | have been powers in State'footi -' The meeting followed by less 1v :=;es Lindy Berry is the guy passes against their varsity MIAMI r fAP| Calumet Farm I himself open to serious injury. Johnny Clement. |i ball circles since he took over than 21 hours Mandel's an- who does most of the chunking mates in practice for the Sugar< has named 14 thoroughbreds. That's wrong Fortunately, a boy Slowly recovering from a dislocated -, in 1012. winning:: two Big Ten nouncement that Coach CharlesE. for the Frogs. He threw 66 and Bowl game Jan. 1. Ducats Missing? headed by Armed and Citation. doesn't often: got struck in a vital left elbow. suffered three and two State titles and losing [Gus 1 Dorias would not head- completed 31 for 429 :yards in Coach Red Drew said the varsity for the five major !stako' .;; at Hialeah :spot, But he gets a jar whichis weeks ago:: against Chicago:: only seen: camps the Lions next year. *). ;, TCI s 10 games. Others in the was anything but impressive this winter, it was an not ;.1 1 )part: ( oj t the game of foot- Clement will i I wear a special -- --- -- ---- - --- . backfield tried 53. i on defense against the "Layne" NEW ORLEANS (lAP] The_ nounced yesterday. '>a'l' :a-nl t .! too m.iiu. do get hurt." brace: when the Pittsburgh Coaches of Mississippi well 1 passes. Tuesday he described the Times-Picayune last night called Armed, handicap champion Steelers meet the Philadelphia know about TCU's pass-happy (Tide's showing against Texas on the New Orleans 1id'Vinter'Sports and horse-of-the-year, has been Carlozo Eagles in a play-off game here The ReturnsTo 'ways. Headman at Ole Miss is 1 running plays as "terrible." Assn. to explain the dis t named for the McLennan and Sunday. Johnny Vaught, who All- I Widener, along with the F-team was II I'l position of 26,000 Sugar Bowl Chester Drills I of Fervent and Faultless. American at Texas Christian. below, who occupied a similar tickets for which. it said no accounting BasketballResults His line coach is Mike Brum- position at TCU. has been made. Calumet named Citation best WEST CHESTER. Pa. [API Navy. 59. Catholic U. 34. 7 % two-year-old colt of 1917 and I Washnqton and La. 70. Maryland. 54. I i An article published last Winter Book favorite foz. the The'est Chester State Teachers Concordia. 52, Illinois Tech 50. , night said inquiries College eleven received some Columbia 60, Holy Cross 53. C'OnC'l'rnlog 1JM8! Kentucky Derby, and three' Kent State Sa, Youngttown 53. 7 <9or the disposition of the tickets others Free America good news yesterday as it con- Val. 76 Colby 47. < Whirl were begun after the [ tinued practice sessions for the, Gettysburg C4. Delaware. 47. _ Some and Whirl Blast for the George Washington 75. Richmond 53. ' s _ newspaper received a letter Flamingo. New Year's Day Cigar Bowl bat V.11 ano.a. 8S. Lehigh 45. tle against Missouri Muhlenberg 60. Penn 53. . reporting that one Sugar Bowl Valley 7 Another of the Calumet horses, Lafayette. 60, Swarthmore. 31. ticket had been offered the Bew itch. two-year-old filly champion Teachers at Tampa, Fla. Bucknell 46. Penn Stat. 42. Joe Cnrlozo the Potomac State. 46. Glenvillo.. 41. letter writer for S50( by a leading scorerin sp..eulator. will not run until near the Kentucky 75. Xavier. (Cincinnati) 37. 1JlUf4I with four tickets be- end of the Hialeah meeting Pennsylvania with 78 points, MIT SO Brown 49. ins offered at $150.Sam came out for practice. TheTeachers' Fordham S*. Brooklyn College H.P..d.nee . Corenswet. president of star climax runner in 55.Oshk.sh College 73 American International ., k- -{ it's a premium taste) Royal Robes. Scotch plaids or the Mid-Winter Sports Assn., Eustis Merchants jured his knee against Carson- . State. Tchr, 55. Ripen S4. : s e' thnll at regular price and Indiana Stat. 52 Evansville 44. Jackard satin lined. A beautiful sponsors of the Sugar Bowl, Xewman in the Burley Bowl 1 and Hamline 51 Marshall 39. i, s I is available at her neighborhood . was not available for comment Topple JayCeesS has been off ever since. Joe will Wofford &6, Newberry 42. tea I store. robe for 'round {take hut Glen Mercer 97. Chattanooga 43. things Coach year wear. hut the Times-Picayune said easy Drake 70, nice 67 (overtime). : a: to Or ondo Mar''g 5.w''nel] Killinger he him Louisville $22.50. Robinhood I says expects t 56. Eastern Kentucky 55. should Terrycloth "he did not feel he make E r S T I The to be in trim .fan. 1. St. John' 66. lona 46. : Eustis Mer : top by . Robes public this (requested) informa St. Francis Pa.) 55 Ind.ana (Pa.) State at $8.95. Pyjamas-silk, tion without the approval of r chants racked up their 10th vic Ray Diserafino. placekickingi yes,.. 45.American. rayon, broadcloth or madras fellow members of the associa tory in 12 starts last night as i star i is sidelined with a minoriniurv U. CS, Western Maryland--49. they downed the JayCees of Orlando but doctors have assured from $3.95 up. tion. j 52-48. Gatch, Kennedy and I Killineer: he'll: lie in top shape. 9t4 tt-I: CAR Treen paced the homesters' win OWNERSDon't Point System in Ring ,, as they whipped: in 17, 15 and 13:, 1 31.1 INK BKTTIXfi lP Be Denied the RightTo -because it's so-o-o good Decisions Seen Doomed points, respectively. Glenn Swaf- ArGPSTA.Ie.. [IAPJ] The so-o-o convenient to serve : ford, author of 14" State Commission , markers, was Racing reported Drive Your Carl BINGHAMTON. N. Y. [API) A Orlando's best bet. yesterday that patrons of -htsevery occasion so-o-o 4 I) former member of the State Ath EUSTIS (52) JAYCEES (1*) Maine light harness racing meets:; The best way to protect yourself well. letic Commission predicted yesterday .! fa 6 ft 3 15 tl D.White.f f 101< ft tlKennedy. i in 11t7! had wagered S6.560.062., is with an American Fire !! e.I. that the contro'ersial'point I Hancock O O 0 PenmnBton.f 306Broadway or !Sr;i: ;.2".S: more than in 1916! & Casualty Company policy. for close ,f 0 0 0 Swofford.1 6 2 14Treen system scoring Returned to the public was S-V f 6 1 13 Foote c 419 SAVE MO"'Ey-aring' your motor sac prize fights in New York State Oatch 8 1 17 Branel 6 0 U <;:.l| soo so)I. with fair associationsro serial number. Four month to fray 206 N. Orange Ave. would l>e thrown out as a resultof I Murray 3 0 6 a Whites 000 ('eime S42fi( .703! 70. The cots the premium Or/ 1 Rce.g 0 0 0 C Swoltord 1 3 S the Ixjuis-Walcott fight. Davis Oil, mi'oii leceived. $200812.50.Foxes . I Col. D. Walker Wear of Bing- Sarong 000 DON MOTT # hampton also !said': in an inter ''Tot.1s 23 8S2 Totals I 21 "64a I are believed to mate for Ph. 8116 128 S. Court St # \2' 'cause it's such a matchless !view he saw a "strong possibil Score by periods: life gift of pleasureable moments -T-- EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER ________ ity" that Eddie Eagan, Eustis _____uunn_ ____ .__ 14 '721 10-52 -. for that __ present! jaCees _._ 12 11 16 9-48 ---- -- --- ----- t; particular friend on I commission chairman, would re Officials: Eddie Boil and Dixie Walker thegiftlist PHILLIPSBNDUSTRIES. II sign. Wear did not elaborate. I Two University of Maryland I ORANGE BOWL HAS this teams year.will The be playing Terp boxing in Bowl's team i TILEYOURBATH : ''ARlFTVMIAMI will meet Michigan State in the ,.... I The University of Sugar Bowl on Dec. 29, and 3 days WITH LUMITILE BEST FOR FLORIDA ..(:. Kansas-which is sending Ray later the footballers will meet the Evans & Co. here Jan. 1 to play: University of Georgia' in the Gator Georgia Tech-will be the 23rd I Bowl. WO DOWN PAYMENT THREE YEARS TO PAY different- institution to be represented % FOR FREE ESTIMATEPHONEWADESCOTT 'igOFfC4 in the Orange Bowl' Hockey Scores J- SPECIALS classic since the series started 14 i *. .. ftedi 4. Indianapolis Caps I. - 1 New Year's ago.Threefourth51. New York 5. Cotton 2. INC.Phone Cleveland. Baron C, Springfield Indian . 2.D5ji4. * 1 3 Oak of the population S 7, Chicago 1. 2-2920 100 W. Amelia Ave. x Flooring $135.00 M Buffalo' 4. Pittsburgh 2. TAMPA 'tOIIDA' .IIWIIY I.COIPOIATID I I'i of Norway had access to 1 Philadelphia 4. Hershey 1. electric light and power beforeWorld MmneapoJi 4. Omaha 1. REYN-0-LATH : 40.00 M '::;' War I II I Houston Dallas 1,7.St.Tulsa Paul 2.1. sg4 - -BlUBBERHUD.." WE CALLS MESTAN'WTO4-.I! GONNA SHOW 1M WHY 1 ..TRIPPiNG Ep. (Mutt' ThAT%',OPT iIJQT WAU'is Wg 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111 f: -i-. BACK! CIMME ROOM!! I GONNA TAKE PEY CAUS ME HAMMERHEAD I tAoMEs..l: \pLD HAMMSRWEAD. W5 lIP! STEEL-TEX 'I PIS DOG APART! -A . . . 42.50 M liil I VETERANSSign - COMMON BRICK IIII FIRE BRICK ,: Up Now For Your Gov't SponsoredL') .;.... FACE BRICK I II E Flight T..i.i..g :"I:) Plywood e Odd Casement Sash II! I I =E= Commercial. Multi-Engine Prepare ,NOW Flight for Instructor Your Pilots Rating === = AU Fbcht trainiat expenses paid by the GoVtrnm Dt. Also on the jobtraining = = f Aircraft and Fnciae Mechanic Ratine. = MICHIGAN AVE 'AT R. R. TEL 2-1229 , ):;'a :. SOUTHERN AERO ENGINEERING == ,pop"" S3I: % R\an Field, Apopka, Ha. Orlando Z-3:):'" I.Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii = tH GA&P. THEY'RE USED TO CRINGING = MILLWORK LUMBER ROOFING_ _ _'.j BEFORE HAMMERkEAP COOL, NOT - I BKAZENLY HU5UNG A DE1NK IN HIS FACE. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi: , Thursday, December 18,_1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3.1681(0rlttnan fGnrnUm fcntlittfl Page 11 - --- - Kentucky Expected To Repeat -- THEY WILL DO IT EVERY TIME By Hatlo Fred Corcoran Tigers Announce! Wildcat HE SMOKED A -AND' HCM& rlARLEVj 6ar WHEN HE My! ISNT' SHE TfcE Cagers FULL PACK OF AND EDDIE AND FRED TIPPED HIS HAT PRETTY LITTLE Selected For CI66IES WHILE CO you STILL GET TO THE BOSS'S THING ? SLIGHTLY< !I Farm THE GAL FRIEND iW? yid SECRETARY eOw1.EGGEDISNTGABBLED New PGA PostNEW ChangesDETROIT It Hili MOSHII i Have Big Plans WTIHAM 12EMEM&ER THAT TIME SULKED Trie KEST SHE? WHERE DID YORK |AP Fridie'' . I ] " ON THE HAyRIDELAKE.TO [l"PJ) > > Or3 : -:-' ;? OF THE; wy,.,., VtXJ MEET HER-AT Back from one of the Titusville area bridges with only OLD FWME N Corcoran. who has boon credited Tigers yesterday rf!:' writ: two small trout, Jimmy King reported to friends here that I doubt ATLANTA that Kentucky(UP1) There's the little I d tl, SOME CVXNCE HALL? with }Building) the Professional ing agreements: '1 ,-" :.a cf: | I only Golfers' the Pacific Coat I e! I Association into its ;: :\ tr; he was really disgusted. It seems he took a severe blowing j school in the South where the present Little R>l k of the .) r..2sedation. . about, with considerable rain, along with the poor fishing football coach after a success- rl 1( s y) n organization prestige, has as a found tournament and at the -e experienced over there Avjiere; the trout often go to town ful season may be promoted to job with the outfit.: a new severed relations!; w.: : :_ :> c': but didn't on this occasion. assistant basketball coach, will PGA Pres. Ed Dudley an- the Texas LeagueAnnouncement Nice catches of black bas from Orlando lakes. have! been repeat as one of the best cage nounced yesterday that Corcorani of the' reorhy - made recently on several occasions by G. K. Snow, of 915: Lancaster teams in the nation this year. i i will be in charge of the PGA's ganisation.. made Rob- Dr.n lf'r Snow Is associated with the Xehl BottlingCo. Kentucky is the only schoolin as ;yet nebulous prugrom to build'' of |IHl'd| Kolfe, "DJ".I lo) of and fishes whenever the opportunity comes, usually! \\ithTro' the South and one of the few up grass-roots golf interest the Tiger farm --m who Rood result One of the lucky days lately Snow caughta in the nation that his three Ail- a I among the juniors of the coun explained that irlia..,wall belt Americans the second team. 1 I on Ing;; dropped ber.in t' loca 10-pound black bass on a jitterbug on theery first cat which try.What It's all in the wizardry of I specifically Corcoran, ation made it a hand -ap. he made in Lake Lancaster! He does not find It necessary to , formerly I'GA tournament Rolfe added thin <<< Ie Otu: : Baron the Kentucky manager - Adolph Rupp, travel any great distances to catch black bass. oo i 4 roach with the genial: \ would map out was; stillto tell veteran major !i.' >: :0 c::tr 1. manner and the knack of reach the blueprints. but there er. has been namNI"r of I Just! received from Marco, outstanding fishing; locality, In the knowing how to make basketball 0I I was talk that each PGA sectionin the Detroit-controller.: \. :-"3-, following report by Commodore E. "Woodie" Woodall, of the players who win garner.UN ; the country would be enlistedto port team of the Eat! I c;: Marco Island Inn "We have team last year won 31 of go into high schools and colleges succeeding George I k' .5- w'::3 | had ideal weather recently and I 37 and most. nut in the Madison NANX AND A TiA CfTrIE with the best of its professionals went to Toledo. .Tat k: nS'\ :> farmer - good fishing. The charter boats SOLUNAR TABLES Square Garden Invitational to E4Ro NAT to impart and instill thegame's Muskegan; pilot w-.-t gp.; are busy and everybody is catch- Utah. 0 7b finer points. pointed manager of r*:? \.-w | ing fish. The trout are here, I' Russ OETTM N The USPGA intends to holdan Flint farm team in thll' i c-- :::1 According to the Solunar 4 I This year Rupp has bigger o annual PGA International League.: for some reason the snook are AJ Les 0 tables calculated: for this area include winning the IA8EA5'TCLfV6tAND RMi0. 1 in better, and the redfish plentiof .plans. They o; Championship starting 1949at Addition of Seatt'pTiger '1T=' the are the State the best times v ninth title for Kentucky in 14 o its Dunedin, Fla., course for chain Pin ful Mackerel are scattering. It for JoneS willis CP gave hunting fishing , /2-18 Southeastern Conference Tour eMf M [ M.ee.FattrMWr.ra /rlPalY.artaraa the recognized amateur and , -a---- professional triple-A clubs in its m t boon be with , follows no to my own business as Major naments winning one of the : champions of the golf- ; work. the Buffalo B'I' e it but there periods indicating the best to say are plenty of countries. two big New York tournamentsto ing International League c; : is a trout up the canels and back in next time best and hours Minor: periods the which Kentucky usually can Thomas Burke Braziel other top affiliate To r -'it the creeks. Tarpon are plentiful take its choice and then sailingto Kissimmee Next Savage, TECH Ffl.l.nACK I other farms arc 1 1.f 1. .. ':> -k A. M. P. \: "Snook off dock fishing our for the I n.XfJ.IWl'IIAII : London Olympic - I rnouble-Al Willinmv 1: !r. at night with shrimp or minDay Thur. 1020 Min.: 4:30 Maj. Min.10-45: 1\I".J.4:50". Games at season's close. Included On AmVet Ring Slate :\ : Frank Ziegler Flint [Al]: Ilagerptow \t': CTvn nows is cure fire. I am this All this to celebrate a new 10- Georgia Tech's fullback who will Rome. N. Y (leI.) ainl l ', , Fri. 11:00 5:10 11:25 5:30: | : : : : week redecking the entire dock Major Solunar solids. ....t.". IV* year contract as head coach of For Ramblers Johnny Thomas, hard-hitting Jacksonville lightweight. \\assigned go against Kansas in the 1)48! N. Y. Trov.' Ala anti ..... :::::::3- and I am sure sportsmen will be t* 2 hour.in duration arc shown inlack the glory of the Blue Grass. yesterday to meet Jimmy Sa\age of Orlando in a :-lx.rol1ll1i Orange Bowl cla<=Mc; -is regarded \ille. Gn; [HICovotps 1. pleased with the results. Mr. Syd *typ, shorter Minor hour rev*, light Mcond typ*kostltried I 1 His guards are Ralph Beard, semi-final bout on Promoter Temple Mason all-star AmYet box- hhI"; coaches and as one of the fastest - All-American last and | The rugged unbeaten but once starters finest runnersin often tht \ P tied Orlando Ramblers the South-and has only one efforts All-i journey to arras despite to "Beverage Journal, had a birth- Team Capt. Kenny Rollins, Thomas and who has been 1 Kissimmee tomorrow to tangle I Savage, improving steadily of late. failing/ tendency to fumble control them. day celebration here and while fishing with Capt. II. E. Smith, had Southeastern. To back them up will'u fight the supporting bout*". i with the tough Kissimmee VF\V . good results on reds and snook. B. B. and Mrs. Williams and a is All-American Jack Parkinson, eleven at the Kissimmee Athletic on a card that will be headed b\. I j : guest fishing with Capt. Bill Haney, caught rees, snook, and a who set a scoring record at Ken-,', Field in the first: game of a home- Jimmy Burke, now fighting out few trout George and Mrs. Alexander, of Circle M. Ranch fish tucky before entering the Army and-home series l between the two. of West: Palm Beach and .Jack \ ing with Capt. Levins, had the best record catch and included wasa two years ago. Alex Kickoff time*is 8:15: p.m. I Braziel, another Jackson ille 17% pound snook. Capt. Keene's fishing party of six from Miami, Centers are All-American Orlando has trawled product. over Groza and Wallace [Wah Wahl] including anglers named Davidson and Wiseman, had good luck Jones, who plays end for the nine opponents and earned a Also, on the card is a novel on trout and reds. Kentucky footballers. draw In Its tenth. outing whileKissjiiiiiire teamiesllinjj match, a tuo- .. "Tarpon are plentiful now at Marco. Robert Dudahy and John Forwards are Sophomore has emerged tri outofthieefalls bout that t. 1l Nacey, of Chicago: hooked several tarpon which in Capt. Smith's Southpaw Jim Line from Akron, umphant in e\en, of eight matches 'hris Itelkas and Patty . opinion weighed better than 100 pounds each, but were not suc- 0., or All-American Joe [Dutch] clashes, the lone blot on UK Mack agalnhtJim Itenedetti cessful in landing same. I would like your opinion about tarpon. Holland, and Jim Jordan, twice record being a fro defeat administered and Prince Omar. | All-American for North Carolina h.1'0 Jiearh.KiJ'lIIi01m"f' (Ina Since all four wrestlers will be return engagement:=; - "My theory is that the fishermen make" the tarpon| season, not Tre-flight or another sen- walloped Vero Reach 33-fi.: lumping at once two referees. : the tarpon. What I mean is this: there are as many tarpon in the sational sophomore. Dale Barn- Kissimmee will invade Orlando Pete Managoff and Jumping Joe passes now around Marco as at the height of the so-called (early stable from Antioch, Ill. Christmas Day for their final Torbett. have been assigned to Come in KIDS Summer] tarpon season. It is hard to sell the idea to fishermento Other Southern basketball. meeting with the locals. officiate with still another official , fish for tarpon at this time of year, but we see them playing teams will be up and coming being held in tow. vk 1 AE among the mullet, every day, right off the dock'! but there's! little chance for Oviedo Five The Burke-Braziel go should GR i "I do hereby Invite' you to rome on down and go tarpon them to overtake the Wild Legion he a natural fight, Mason be- YOUR fishing with Capt. Ililhurn Smith to help us disprove the so- cats.! Tulane should conic the Defeats OAB 38-29 lieves. railed' tarpon season! In other words that the tarpon season!; i is nearest. Head Coach Cliff Burke has won his last six -R rE u t right: now, if you fiiih! for them. Iljr the way, the Miami Herald's Wells will put on experienced (W: ?, ,? r'r" nr 1] Se""Ie1J] fights j in a ;Miami! ring while B E u 0A' Allen Corson and Mrs. Corson are' expected' ; here soon" and perhaps team on the floor headed bya OVIEDO The Oviedo Amer- Rraziel, always a crowd,pleaser catt+lc r E y rrrrnitrd from 4ndi- ican Legion Post 243: independent here has been N yon can join them' for some' tarpon fishing.! In the meantime group going steadily BOOK might ana and Kentucky high hacketball team scored a :38- round\ Jacksomille. yE you pass! along: to the' Orlando and Central Florida SA . schools.Tennessee. 29 win over the Orlando AirBase The two hoys will battle it outer , sportsmen, whom we consider! the salt of the earth, that the "DONALD and MICKEY ? M will be good but five in the locals' first 10-round gameof 0\ Marco a course. , fishing! situation Is exceptionally good now and can lie e expected fo to continue.** maybe less effective than lastyea'r. the season here last night Georgia Tech has done recruiting The local quintet composed This ends the optimistic fishing report from Marco. in Indiana. Alabama is solely of former Oviedo High Tech Eleven Stages putting a trifle more emphasisan School players, is anxious to I basketball; and so is Georgia. schedule games with other independent Rough ScrimmageATLANTA RESIDENTIALLIGHTING | Louisiana State has a team of teams in Central ' I freshmen and sophomores that Florida. Anyone interested may f API Georgia Tech Yes If Worksl FIXTURESSelect I should be tough. contact Paul Mickler high football coach Bobby Dodd ran 1 Hopes are brighter at Vanderbilt school coach, at 2271 or by mail. his team through a rough scrimmage Nearest Thing ' fixtures with : and Mississippi. Mississippiis 0D (29) I OVIEDO OS) I yesterday perfecting defenses - your f9 f te'' t9 r t. I against Kansas!' plays. The flea// Live BabyMH / ' individuality, distinction a dark horse.Mississippi Gibson r 6 012 B..lp.f: 4 1 9 to a , State, Auburn and Wupn5<'h.r 1 1 3 R B..lpJ'.f' 5 313 Yellow Jackets will meet Kansasin Ryk I and design for good light- Wllbur.c 3 1 7 Klmble.f 0 0 IIMUlA.1f the Miami Orange Bowl onNew Florida are improving but it will I goes . 0 1 1 nama.c I 1 3 Year's ing.Johnson he years before they can offer Roth Ir 3 0 6 Olllff.e 3 0 6 Day. Perkins 0 0 0 .' 2 0 4 I Dodd scheduled scrimmage ' a light anything in championship form.In Vaults. 0 0 0 Sta1e..e 0 0 0Jacobs. ' Electric Co. the' sister! Southern Conference I II 2'Parker for today and another ,. II 1 I I eyes are on North Carolina heavy workout Friday. Follow- .\ II dr Totals 13 329;. Total It i log Friday's session, the Tech FOILXTAIX !3 E. Church St. -:- Phone 5136 State, last! ).PRr's winners. 63* 3.98 Pirates Add ScoutPITTSBI'RGH I squad will he given time off for Those syrup pumps 'Workt'hlfk a i.. 1 North Carolina should be the Christmas holidays. They will tg, real onat 1 8Uny , i R+ 'a se strong again. [rAP] Bernard return to Atlanta Dec. 26 to make aluminnin. { 'r Ve1. Duke has had to fill in the Francis; [Mike] Kelly, who joined the Miami trip. \ with freshmen and should the Pittsburgh Pirates as a Halfback George Mathews. who r ie. t gaps coach in 1940. has been added to broke his leg in the Duke game, z ' Forest lose I"trength'ake" maybe with the addition the club's scouting staff. He will will play New Year's Day, Dodd Of Course He Wants One in the league power , Styled Hollywood work in the Midwest district said of two stellar Indiana k. --- - LlJsB" high school players this year. I .1.l , :Maryland should be stronger. +s" -)lt .it i William and Mary, however Is Tigers Open In Big Ten Tomorrow >> The 3IarveIoiis"MAGIC the league dark horse. The rest 'I" / SKIX"Schlck of the league including 'South DOLL'a'ar Carolina a team which surprisedlast Orlando High School launchesits 1] Ho"!s and George Reed would Suits year, is better but far from Big Ten Basketball schedule i compose, the traveling sqaad. I. ').95 A ESPECIALLY Friday night by Journeying to Porter yesterday reviewed Or- / FOR ,the top. St. Petersburg for a session with ': land's opening victory over Sanford 16."< ;i.cr; vowder her cuddle her . her latex: : r I IN I $45 up John Geneva's powerful Green and found plenty to talk SHAVER skin w almost human. She ha flirting eyes and I laMotta-Fox Bout Devils-believed to he the State's about. It She chick"Snper" long, long Uhe. 11-inch. Beautiful layette ' strongest prep quintet. I lie praised the squad for aggressiveness : .Teryl8.00nan' included. WalterMengesORLANDO Of Nov. 14 Cleared Coach Sam Porter plans a short but pointed out ida of real ibaTlntT a workout this afternoon. He has!' "that we've still got a long: way luxury. FLA. NKW: YORK [API The New named 11 players tomake the to go before we can expect to ", York State Athletic Commission Tigers first road trip of the infant break even against the State's after a lengthy yesterday investigation that it had declared -. season!' better ball clubs" D; .s Under Wafer li .,! IIN-U u. .l..r ( t -t! ; Porter said last night that The Tiger mentor said his t : r found no evidence: of fraud in the .Terry Cloud, Bob }Flower Jack team wasn't shooting well and i (.. 7 N.E W L D' W 'R'J-E<[f: . 'l . lake La lotta. illy Fox fight at . I !4 Q !t ]14, and ordered the 20th Century Kent !Stetrns Don U"f'r.rt hero on out. rires-to' Iltblor Sporting Club to pay both box I II "= which had been CAMEO ers their purses, Answer.. ......- ....,. -. 206 N. 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THE SMILING CHRISTMAS STORE . % J . - . Thursday, December 18, 1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 rlanua iflnrnma S-rntinrl _Page 13 Attend theTANGERINE - 11'e, The WomenWoman t ,I 4M t I vlAY Jan. 1st BOWL 8:15 P.M. - At the Must y x iJwn Greater Stadium Orlando :' Catawba vs. Marshall Hav.e Ideas # f fL Sponsored by the Elks Club ORLANDO BORN ORLANDO OWNED ORLANDO. MANAGED. Benefit of the Crippled Of Her Own Children's HomeCHRISTMAS tr RUTH MILLETT Some things a woman learns only through experience. For instance K I How: to plan, cook and serve a Kelton HOLIDAY dinner for guests that doesn't require the hostess to be in the kitchen for more than 10 minutes ; / WRIST WATCHESWhat HANDBAGS after the guests have arrived How to ease a husband H. Zl through: a grouch without havinga fight with him. y. How to make a caller, who arrives g e SHOULDER BAGS . .. unexpectedly at the wrong time How, feel to completely get and at ease.home !1 -MRS.' EDWIN J. HOUSE AND PARENTS' I have lived in Europe intermittently while Mr. a pleasing a Saddle leather s.dor::! - up go Santa you'll be when when a visit is over, without . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. LeBrun, are shown LeBrun was president of the foreign marketfor you handbagstie, strap - awkwardness or excuses. here at the home of Gen. and Mrs. House in Toledo Scales. Mrs. Lebrun, at left, has give him a Waterbury "Kelton" f j How to deal effectively with a Winter Park. Mr. and Mrs. LeBrun came here stitched for loner: wea.fShe'D ! watch! wrist made quite a collection of antiques and lOK-gold plate. catty woman, without being recently from Syracuse, N. Y., to visit Gen I catty herself. 'and Mrs. House and have decided to make articles of interest during her travels abroad, 11.50 and 12.50 carry It with How to do three or more jobs I and have for the col- pride! Black, c-\TI1e:: Central Florida their permanent residence plans to a special room II at once, such as keeping an eye | With rolled gold band 15.00 on a two-year-old, doing an ironing I For the past 15 years Mr. and Mrs. LeBrun lection when they purchase a home here. fait and cooking a meal I ' How to change a man's mind I Watches, plus 10% tax ) 8.98 without letting him know it is Junior Sorosis Members' Enjoy' i Kale Pupils plus tax: being changed for him. ) Gift Items Street Floor ions How of to her have own ideas and be and willing opin- Christmas\ Tea And Program {Faking Part, to defend them, without losing any of her feminity. I Members of the Junior Department effectively read by Mrs. Harry How to be a good wife and '1!' of Sorosis enjoyed a beau-I Ward Jr., whose charming voice In Play FOUNTAIN PEN SETS tifully appointed tea dnd spirited - mother, and yet not let her hus- I added much to the relating of I band and children become her Christmas program yester- I j An interesting;::: program has day afternoon at Sorosis House. I the theme that he who givesI CALFSKIN . been for the P-TA | whole life. ; planned Kaley ; Parker No. 51 Desk Sets Mrs. M. S. Metz, chair- does program I most not always give more How to stand up for her rights j to be held 7:30 s' man, introduced Mrs. Jack Kaziaros .- whole-heartlIy. i I meeting today at HANDBAGS without Tier her losing temper or talented soprano, who delighted i I Mrs. Harold Krehs, the president p.m. at the school. t 17.50 dignity. "! : the group with two presided at the short business I At this time the school will Calfskin handbags . How to turn house into a a Scheaffer Desk Sets comfortable, peaceful home. Christmas songs then led a period !': meeting. It was announcedthat "j 1 present the pupils of the fourth. pouch style to add spiceto : of group singing of the gifts! which members her festIve holIdaY ' Christmas carols. Mrs. Karazos'j I fifth and sixth grades in a play J 19.00 to 37.50 : I brought to the tea yesterday I wardrobe! In black 01 ABCDIAPER :i j selections included Adolphe i! and! placed under the giant:: j entitled The Whole Worlds.Christmas brown. SERVICE Adam's Cantique de Noel and | Christmas tree at Sorosis House Tree under the direc- 8.98 Gesu Bambino, by Pietro A. Von, i i would be given to the under- i t of tion Mrs. Carter, music ... New Accounts and Future I'' and she accompanied herself at :' priviledged negro children at a super- : Fountain Pens and Pencils plus tax visor, and the teachers of the Reservations Are Solicited the piano. I'i party to be held by the Junior I Telephone 2-1177 The popular Christmas story, I Department Sunday at 2:30: p. m. three grades. I Parker !SheafferKcrsharp Why The Chimes Rang, was at the Colored Legion Hall. It is the !story of two American - -- --- - -- I There will he gifts! for 116 children children who while studying the S"'A AVatcruiauPEN'S ; x ,, and Col. Norman Wood will globe of the world wish that they act as Santa Claus. Junior Pace.J. might visit other countries, talk 3.50 to 12.50 Lcctronic WaveTHE S Beard and Phillip Igou. with the children there. and see will serve refreshments to the how they observe:::; Christmas. In PENCILS 1.50 to $5.00 children and Henry Meiner has the play children from all over NEW ELECTRONIC made arrangements for a Christ- the world appear before the GUARDIAN PERMANENT mas tree. Americans and tell how Christ- All :Makes" of Pens RepairedGift I|I Tickets will be available at mas is celebrated in their respective the door for the Junior Sorosis! countries. A chorus of 45 : e Electronically controlled Items Street Floor Handbags Street Floor I I Charity Ball being given tomorrow voices !sine the carols representa- qb Guards against: frizzed ends, from 10 n. m. to 1 a. m. at ire of each countiy.Characters j a the Dubsdreafl! Club, damaged; hair. Country it include the follow- , was announcer(. Proceeds from I ing: American Cobby makf'yand I .\ssurt's wonderful hair the dance will go: toward the Annabelle Donahue; African, condition. I various! philanthropic activitiesof .lean Abbott: Japanese, Tohy TUr- the department. ner and Ronnie West; Indian: .longer-lasting Hospitality committee for the Hobby Melton: Swiss!': Brooks Cal tea included Mrs L. A. Bryant lawav; Turkish Norman Jlirsch .Ir, chairman, Mrs.!': Valmore Chinese. Mary Maddox and not I Wan! and Mrs. L. R. Donnell. $10 by Kieser; German, Royce Kllingsworth up i I Presiding at the tea table, which !': and Charles Keith '' No Appointments Nrressarv was attractively decorated with English:' Richard Anderson From II.tO a.m. to 5.90 p.m. arrangements .f poinsettia and Dutch, Ronald Banks and Beth greenery as a centerpiece, flanked Uisinger;:: ; Italian, :Marjorie Yates: THE CURLY LOCKS BEAUTY SALON by carol-singing figurines Spanish. Peggy Sue McLemore: were Mrs. Harold Krebs and 140 E. Robinson Ave. Tel. 2-3306 Mrs. K. K. Waering. French. Martha Jo Carr; Russian 4qi. Open Saturday afternoons Open evenings Also Carol Inman; Swedish. Carl ; by appointment assisting were the Mmes. I Stongberg Santa Claus, DickieMcKinney. I : George Shu man, J. D. Johnson, , -- -- ,... .. t: "',N. .r.-_._ ,.. __ .x";, ::_'"'.; '. J.-:3;11"j ,,1 "j Church Adds w Class s .. i Group I r fSfv-,,,"I t,i Or!-""I" Morn'--, CnnfirKnLOCKII : a i ;\RT-The Methodist Church organized a new Sunday: ; School Class of :young;:: adult i I couples. Mrs!' Bill Bridge was': elected president, Loy Hayes secretary - I and treasurer and Mrs Hilda Davis vicepresident.The . .... I class!':!': held their first!': business w meeting Dec 11, with 37 . J present.A covered dish supper was en- $Ifftt% e) . : x Joyed. All :young adults! of this community are invited to attend. K-ti 1 I FUR TRIMMED COATS /4. . Roberet :McEwan George Painter. 4 t Hampton Goodwin Charles I Soft wool coats t u x e d o"LlM i Ariko and E. D. Hill membersof trimmed with: t tr the social committee.The z next Junior Sorosis!': meet- ing will >>e a luncheon and business 'r Silverblu Muskrat se"ion on Jan 7 at 12.30: p. m. at Soio-os. ; House.LONGWOOD 98.75 !t . Miak-Dyed Muskrat HOTEL j Just off Rt. 17-92 midway between 119.75 . Orlando and Sanford FEATURES DAILY Fall Course ) Dinners. Including Smorgasbord and French Onion Soap, from $1.50. , f - 7t; ,, r FOR MEN ONLY WARREN'SFine Furniture FUR COLLAR COATSLuxurious 1' ' fur collars on THURSDAY-Dec. 18 -7 to 9PMMEN 300 Fairbanks FLOOR Open APPLIANCES Monday. Ave COVERINGS Evenings-::. Winter Park 11 wool Lynx swing-back-Dyed White coats.Fox aas t i 169.75 t -- << , . This is your night. . a Gala 25% REDUCTION t 1. Silverblu Fox ; On All Glassware and Antiques Event. . from 7 to 9 P.M. . yjj : 159.75 4 The Smart Gift Shop $: Come in . Browse around and let our \\i Cor. South St. and Grant Ave !t Phone S-3112 charming sales ladies help you Christmas Shop I s; 7pef et rrrr eiY.k' . Gifts for wife, mother, :; :SPECIAL daughter, sweetheart or friend. A , Permanent W'aTe-I.50 Up t\\ BEAUTY 8Expert . 4 P. S. LADIES: Hint at what you'd like Keller 1a SHOP 1 For her most thrilling Christmasof from Santa . then give him Technician. ft ;U4 E. Church -: Phone S-l I4i . the night off . we'll help him '$nT;?;nnnnnn1'; ; slit' in his selection. all . give her a furtrttnme'dcoat t . . the gift of luxury} : DIAPER SERVICEFor . pUi4 1I."tie. Immediate Delivery PHONE 2.3357 ' FREE PARKING IN REAR 131 N. Orange Ave. DOWNTOWNLocated Fur Solon Second Floor on the Patio I' FREE GIFT WRAPPING Reached I From 118 N. Orange and 35 West Washington St. OWL BOOK SHOP ORLANDO MAXOAGED I ORLANDO BORN ORLANDO OWNED 4 "' .. '-- : 3' 7' 2- I \Vfi !:- ,___ I . .sL --- 14 tPrlal1b iHoraUta Stntlntl Telephones: 4161 or 3.1681 Thursday, December 18, 1917I Service Vesper 'Twas the night before Xmas . Holiday Hilarity Minstrel Sunday At And was Pop mad! He forgot to take his tt{ ** dress shirt to GARLAND CLEANERS. ' Pleases Large Audience I : t Park LakeThe Garland at Concord Against a gay, holiday.; back'annual Spring Music Festival. Park Lake Presbyterian ground, with good jokes, tuneful I. The stage set the pace for the t < Church will hold a Christmas _.., a ,.... ... ,,,.,. ;,"" "i ,-i - I music and snappy dancing, the i rollicking production which wasa Iy JEAN POTHERS vesper service Sunday at 5 p.m. SANTA . ( ub Eoitoi . DEAR SANTA" . Winter Park High School Glee' triumph for players, production : e The chorus choir under the direction .t&i wa There will be a meeting of the Please Bring Us a Gift for Our Home , Club played to a full house last crew and the director. It represented ) $ Grand .Avenue P-TA today at 8 of James Hamilton, will : FROM :, night with what was truly "Holi.I a tent with the upright p.m at the school . The program bring a program of Christmas THE HOUSE OF HASTINGS day Hilarity"Miss Cornelia Lancaster, who poles wrapped in red and white will feature a Christmas .,music. The anthems will include ;;, Counselors: in Good Tat I' I play entitled The Whole World's A Lovely Rose Is Blooming by I t538 Park Avenue. South. WINTER PARK Florida PIIG. sn of twisted strips has had the musical training of I i I stripes, a canopy c xt.a ('hri.stmas by Elizabeth Tomyn, I I'raetorius, List! The Cherubic I II ;;T-Z! >.,".:..r s1 '"'ij"f.'v F rAt -::. z _: material and most of these youngsters since I of red and white :* .}t fifth grade t teacher at Grand Avenue Host( and I Heard the Voice of their early days in the Winter animal-balloons to give the circus . All the children in the 'Harpers by Gaul and :Nazareth Park Elementary School has touch. Clowns, a jack-in-the-box school will partIl' pat('. ': moulded them into a smooth at either end of the stage and | O O 0 portion i The WALK OVER SHOPLADIES' company of singers who regular. Lucerne Kehekatt Lodge!; Xo. 30:,be rendered. ly come off with top honors when pages added color. The end-men ::9 will have its regular meeting and I A rededication service of the Florida High Schools hold theirWARNING wore black coats with red lapels Christmas program today at 8 refinished sanctuary and the or LEATHER SLIPPERS and white trousers, the other __ p.m at the Fraternal Bldg . '. f gan console will be held at this boys wore white with frilly red Thereill l he roll call of mem:time. With Leather or padded soles Never bers. wristlets: the girls in the front tr r> o oPine I BLUE WINE BLACK Brush FalseTeethor row behind the minstrels wore Castle I".T.ViII meet today Auxiliary Has evening dresses with camellias in i. at01/ p in at the school. . An $5.50 their hair; the remainder of the interesting program has been Bridges company wore white dresses ,,::, ; planned. Annual l Party (4 N. Orange Are -;. Beacham Theatre Block ToaH! never be without ORA once with jaunty red-and-silver caps c-s C) 0 I yon discover how utel ly and quickly black The annual Christmas luncheon -' - Club will "C . The interlouctor wore Mutton Collectors :;: "': , t : : , . . it elcani artificial teeth banishes 4 of the Ladies' Auxiliary 01 the risk of unpleasant"denture trousers and white dinner-<'Oat. meet uith Mrs D. J. Mason and breath"...makes mouth tissues feel Virginia Nelson was delight- < Miss fciranor; : Mason, 419 E. SouthSt I the Pharmaceutical Association + HANDKERCHIEFSCOUCH ao comfortable.because: your den- fully limp in her rag-doll dance 'tjay at 2 pm. was held on Tuesday at the homeof B A R N EY * s Walsh THROWS . ture is now sparkling clean: and the two clowns. Faith Dunn- r> o o I Mrs. Fred on Over- Easy, glass of water and one-half: I teaspoonof clever routine for their singing z.' U < today at the Mrs R V. Crawford with :Mrs , minutes hrtstm.ip.nty ORA for 15 -of leave CHAIR BACK SETS < overnight. That' alt No brushing I of Santa Claus is Coming to w4- home of .Mis.I C. It Cooksey, &15U : F. Walters a*."'ttiiig., LI IIJ E NSIMPORTERS needed. ORA is pure; contains no Town. Smith St. At the business! meeting le- DRESSER SCARFS I tell-tale Costs less flavoring.than a penny No caking: a day.in jar.All I Six minstrelettes in black slacks x t A _eg f. n r> o I'R. the )luncheon Mrs) R. M BABY PILLOW CASES 4 2 druggists.Get jar today.A product and white blouses, carrying card _ iIL There will IM a meeting of the presented the Nativit\ of McKesson :Robbins. board mandolins, did a tap to the A : rx'ut 1hoard of Memorial I !'; in a most impressive!' ; man- DOWN COMFORTS REMOVES'': UNSIGHTLY TOB4CCOBTALNSCUARAYTEFD tune Here Comes the Man With } p PTtoday at 10 a.m., at the ner, !stressing'; the true spirit thatis 8 MARY CHESS TOILETRIES 'L'- 312 and 311 North Park A\r MIT TO RAiytoLa rS so much deeixr. broader and One Block :North ol . D6m HE. the Mandolin. Other tapdancerswho school RAYON and LINEN the Po.t office were all excellent, includedT. r> o oMr i i more meaningful than the beau- I J. O"teen Jr., Louise Saute and K y R C Leedy, 13: Irvin St, I I tiful decorations of the season 4. DAMASK WINTER PARK DIBIm.mI Peggy McGlon in brief red and 1r will be hostess; to the ETa Burke 'and even the goodwill of friendships BRIDGE SETSBREAKFAST white costumes, Marilyn Crum. _: Club today at 2 "..m.o | and gifts. In line with this M any lems who has clear 0 0 thought: the president Mrs E CLOTHS Chuck Parker a .. . | I 1\1.\ .... .... ...,. sweet voice, Albert Chubb, Richard Chapter" s of I'Jn: will meet! R Moses, presented\ the name BATH TOWELS 4 Williams and Betty Anne MRS S KENDRICK GUERNSFY with Mrs< \\'. W. Watson 125 |and ages of the children and the Reduced Newton who has an outstanding . I is! shown> here expressing appreciation fur o gift presented Lucerne ("ir.. today at 8 p.m. . I condition of the familv which LINGERIE SETSBEDSPREADS !contralto voice, and Pete Brown Herat the Inter-City Rotary Club luncheon yesterday" at the Or- Mrs. John Barber will be co- the club i is to care for this Chnstjmas. To Close . I I were well received for their solos, lando Country Club. The luncheon, given by the Rotary Clubsof hostess. and enthusiastic!'! plans were Sandfort's solo. o r> oGotlia made for the L......_ ..... . i4tar I but Florence Central Florida, honored her husband, S. Kendnck Guern- j project. : = :: :: .:: ; _= : ----- -- Stormy Weather, while the ; Woman's Club will meet i Mrs Neill O'Brien gave a brief - who I I :'. :; ": ':. :: r. of International. Mr. and Mrs. sey, is president Rotary ' chorus sang softly in the back today at 2:30: p.m. for a Christmas 1! report of the meeting of the Orange - I ground, was a particular hit. I I Guernsey, formerly of Orlando, now reside in Jacksonville. ,party. I County Federation of \\'0111I - Six boys, billed as the Mud Flat l- ,: 0 o 0 I'en's Clubs which she attendedin . "i:1 So Sextette and the three Chambers!'I Orlando .\s""IIIhln.: .::<>, ()\'flpr"f November. . ." girls, who formed a trio, were the Rainbow for Girl., will 1! The club voted to assist B. IfOverpeck .-re'V '}p---- ... I tc; -" 't. likewise hits. Derry Deane, who i The Misses\ Loticks Invite hold its regular meeting today at as hostesses!" for two W_ ? ,is becoming recognized as one of i 730: p.m. at the Masonic Temple. of the Winter tourists' dances. .W the most gifted young violinistsin C1 O ft The will hf . / To Tea January meeting I Central Florida played Schon Large Group Tuesday Police officers and their families with Mrs. J. R. Grant, 1247: E Rosmarin which was warmly ap- I 1! The Misses Agatha and Zada i fred Struble, Catherine West. will be the guests! of the Orlando Livingston. I.preciated. There were nine numbers Loucks are entertaining with a Police Offirrrs Auxiliary New 1lemhfrsVelromed were GEM-SET WEDDING BANDSit Corkhill and Jane Kott- - Molly t v the entire chorus and the from today at 7:30: p.m at a Christmas! be :Mmes Harold Pen berth vW kA- tea next Tuesday to 6 p.m. __ __ ., lentire I : : 'e reoonj: for a weddinj tmsics . of the . It will be held at the _ program was one at their hume 3230 N. Orange party E. Davis.! w. H.Mcl.eod. F. , best that the Glee Club has even Ave A large group of the young Gun Club. .X Mi'rrav. William J. Taylor C-- :- : head for Ray Jewelry Co. "' "' given. Assisting in serving will be high school set from all over c> () r> and a former member Mrs Paul the hostesses': mother. Mrs. John"'' Central Florida has been invited Memorial Junior 11 full; Sri-nol Row-an ova '. -*-s '.::U will find a mslcMat cot* E. Loucks, and the :\li.ssesVim- ,to attend. Mn",ir Pept., will present!'! its an- ;i Others present were the Mme . Bas! Trailer Shop musical Se: :n cf beautiful gem-set noire nual Christmas program .Tohn Blanton. 11 V Crawford EXPERT REPAIRING I today at 8 p m at the school . I R I.... Dansbv. L P. Davis. Wm c' _---o*e weddmg bands synonymous f'wlUNDER Miss\ Rich A total of IfiO children from the Kmrich. S. ".. Ferguson .T. TtOrant. . 2225 W Washington! Complimented 'seventh eighth and ninth grades II II. Harris. Walter s, v '-e finest . blazing: diomcssm Dial 6894 'will take part directed by Law Home .1. Johnson ..Tr. W IT HER TREE [lOn Winter Garden Ko4 At Two Bridge Parties Here Mallard and accompanied by Mrs. Johnson. Russell Jones. Roy + m_ .-*ed by experts to keep olive fore - Mallard. Kr>slpr. O :M. Kincaid W. .T treasured _ t ,f.- eer mat irxsnents.A. H she. \lava ih. \lovely. In bold I r> r> r) i :Mrs L. McLeod: was hostess Last night Mrs A. J. ThomasJr. Kirsch. S P. Leone. John T.in- ' cconoriM, glv. her thb famousfragrance "" yesterday at a bridge party at her I Delaney !School' r-T.1 will meet (.r entertained with a bridge thrott. H W. Mahrt. R1.: Martin tY fresh e* Kentucky, alit home honoring :Miss Carolyn today at 7.:30 pm. at the school party honoring, hiss Ilu-h at her Willis Maxwell E B MOCPCNVill 7 diamonds set in BUob! .h Ard...',live arms lath Wise Run \\'homarnagl': to Robert . The operetta The Legend of O'Brien. P E PenbertM whlteorydhowgold 579. o .....DwHnj Powder and FfowwMM. rlA Trumbo will take place Dec. 23 home on I Like Cunwav.i the Snow Man.\ will be presented .Tohn Otl na. William Rpeves. ... at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Guests with the bride-elect included and between acts the second Sirs..ToeStroud B. 33 diamonds set L. C. Sims. to keep kr singing T.. Seeley. VM1UI $295 00 .".,,her bath! Church. I the Mmes. E. G. Rich grade rhythm hand will play . and hr guest, Mrs..him in platinum l With the honoree were included -I Silas B. Trumbo, C. E. Jones, Carl There will also he carol singers. Fr'flWalsh. and the Mmes. Glass flown MIST, 4 OI, PFllIIfJ'lrORIAI"MJ' her mother, :Mrs. E. G. Rich, !, II. :Miller, Charles: Potter, MaxI I ft O O Stroud.. R F. Walter. and William C. lAne ring set with $25 and DUSTING POWDII 3.IS and the Mmes. Silas Trumbo, I! Millitzer, Robert Marshall, I' The pupils! of Hillcre S bool Mathews Jr.HaMrrn genuine; rubies up .na flat tow berry Ross Carl :Miller, Charles | Phillip N. Igou, Robert Petrie, 'will present a play. Christmas!'! - -- -- Potter. Robert MacLeish, Phillip Jerrold Trumbower, Robert Reynolds -i i Windows':, today at 8 p.m. at the I Igou Harry Bower. Robert :Murphy -. V. C. Thomas. Walter A. .school; ) auditorium . It is being Star will hold a rummage - f--- (CAUSED BY COLDS Richard Fletcher Julian :My- Dun Jr., J. R Kuykendall, : sponsored by the faculty. and sale: Saturday!; at the D Carper 411f. Jt G Thousands of Doctors prescribed rick Robert Petrie. Thomas Erb, 'i Thomas Erb, and the Misses! 'children from all grades will take Used Car Lot. :2T1?::! W. Central PERTTJssnc) for years.It acts AT Max :Millitzer and John McKey: Marjo Dukes, Margaret Baugh, part. .\YE'. I PHARMACY ONCE to relieve such coughing. the :Misses Mary Ann Hitch Mar- Yothers, Mary Ann Hitch, I *-> 0 c- 15 S. Orange thann Maguire and :Margaret Pauline Harrell, and Peggy Tea- I rat (Chief Club will hold a Baugh. I igue. I Christmas party and covered dish REM I I I -- - - t luncheon tomorrow at 12-30:: pm Your Home-Town |at the home of :Mrs Ella Shaw. New""aper JEWELRY COMPANY Mrs. Nolle 1122fi! Ridgewood . There will bean our M to Choose From I I I TI.e C; exchange <>If -o< i cot IMS'! gifts. Brown's Cigar & News Store 11 >. Orange; \\r_Tel. 24652 iiiitOPr I Honor Guest 1 I Orlando Chapter 1:11.: Order of in N. Orange rhone 5J2J SAN JUAN HOTEL BUILDINGad.1idL'1ddd.1ddS1:1f1S.it:1SlafSf I Iw A .'()"' I.4 '.\ '. '.', '.', : :. ',!; ':' :, l i-* 54 S sW I By PAT PATTILLO At Shower 1 CAMELLIAS W. H. Barnsley, Apopka ." :&:fXd'1d1: .* 1a Big e\out of the weekend hereon 1, Mr. and :Mrs? Alton Nolle have All Sizes, and In Apopka turn right at Hotel.GEIBRAS Il I I t This Christmas . start and keep your |j i\ the Florida campus was a recently purchased a home on Continue 5 blocks left 'Ichild's turn t V football game. i Roosevelt Ave., and Tuesday the ; in second block.fa .,, feet assured of a perfect fit with: . ;I two bridge clubs to which Mrs 1 .'i.. We speak of the PHI DELT-- ,SIGMA: NU GAME: which was Nolle belongs combined to enter- ? / /7 I '!played for the IKth time Satur- tain with a shower in her honor. 1 r; tV ''day night at Florida Field. | Present with :Mrs. Nolle were ', \ PRE'TESTED i: I Big JIM ROBl\SOX-you;; will "/ made delicious i 1 St the Mmes.\ Neal Buie, Theodore ' all remember him as the AI1I i PolNParrof Datson, C. W. Drake, Harry Martin tl I State center at OilS back at the I Z. N. Harvey. J. M (C'liimn- ) ROLLS 'd, SHOES .01 'BOYS AND GilLS' turn of this dC'ade-was one of HOT ton Lucy Fairfield. J. C. Keith. I :the stalwarts of the Phi Delt y , Allen Schryver J. W. Smith, E. I line He served as captain of last C. White. B. B. Tullis. Freda BE. ASSURED of these fit style and ti; I year's edition of the Phi team \ . :\which .Wood. II. M. Powers, F. W. "'hit- first time I tried .- was the victor by virtue i wear advantages . , ''of' 11-0 ALLAN ilUTCIIi tington, W. II. Moon, Clay Cato, to a score. Y i i IXSO also of Orlando, was held 'Kurt i Winning Schmidt prizes at bridge were Thanks to that wonderful PY-0-MY HOT ROLL MIX! ., e LASTS-with straight tread end 1:1: ( d out of the lineup because of a I, the Mmes. Datson, White and Almost uncanny the way it works-perfect results every room for growth -I. . >} 4 knee injury sustained in practicea Wood. time. Now I serve hot rolls for dinner every day. couple Both fraternities of weeks ago.held social I Try it yourself, girls. It's great! SUPPORT beneath and at the heel rj'j congratulate you on your success to guide and aid proper foot de ,. functions during the weekendand .in it." That's what we'd like to . .. . .. . . . . . . . velopment ,' this year a dance, a barbecueand 'ti. * to JACK PLISCO who an after-game breakfast say re- > 1 I. Christmas Duet in "Tweed"Two pre- cently made to Jackson LASTING FIT all vital reinforced . vailed. Orlandoans in the midstof a trip \t a parts ,; Miss.! with the University debate Pr.'t r! r'? I the celebrations were SONNY Complete fitly to avoid rips to hold (; team to in the compete eighth thex-bath inSfpeanbk* in the perennially I LACY VOORIIIS.JOHNSON.ANDY= FRANK SERROS LIII : -, I annual :Millsaps Tourney. I pored-Including .aomana I! original shop. !t.i preferred' Leuthexie fragrance i Tweed.n I IPUS VAN And while we're passing out act ofMeCied. vend that : HILL [who, incidentally 1 DESIGN-clever styling, arches congratulations!'!, one really deserving Eva 9h for t alSliba/ i , The and the ; is one of our newest on : conform and size t' lingering, erer-refreshing Bouquet fella' from Central Florida 15 to 20 Parker House wpiil'sa ; to age grade Ithe "engaged list"], JIM I 0tyr soft caressing Bath Powder. I FRANKLIN and a score of oth- is JACK LEDOUX. who just Clover leaf Rolls P i oted heel heights t t: ,this week made Sigma Delta Chi ' Pastel packaged. 13.00.plus tax. ers. honorary journalistic fraternity.That WEAR -tough soles, graded ford; Aloe ia "Miracle."Shanghai.," "Cm etti." and "X BientSt/ !I SAE HUGH STUMP who pledged" is not all he does either for S wear all materials carefully'1.FITTED :; when he entered the University when cool weather hits G'ville, I t . this Fall, has set about selected .i Jack may be seen sporting his"F" , I making a name for himself al- sweat which he was awarded I ready. Almost every week, we for baseball last Spring... i !pick up the ALLIGATOR the - -- - - / ,school paper and see Hugh's byline ESY ,''a well-written prominently news displayed storyVe above TRICYCLESftSc . and cfon'f forget i PYln EpKE v 4 ljk f tt1t1hI also understand that he is"dated! PY-O-MY COFFEE CAKE MIX O fFEE '- orf to !speak'! before the student body 3e Mokes the moif delkiov coffee cake cinnamon p1IX . of OHS shortly a< part of a public ..! relations campaign sponsoredby [ I rolls, etc, you ever totted. The only yeast-raising . the U. of F. Student Body + c I coffee cake mix on the market. Government. ; 'I Another Sig Alph pledge who PY-O-MY PIE CRUST MIX pY fca lI is indeed doing well is trackman i tf BY EXPERTS f ee,a tighter flakier,fattier pie crust every 1heei.! r' ART ALBERTY. Art ran as Extra shortening makes the difference! Easier @' + CHECKED SCIENTIFIC X-RAT ) number one man on the Freshman -ALL SIZES. quicker-economical: : too. Cross: Country Team all Fall he and was we right noticed up in yesterdaythat the mon- 30% Off PY-O-MY COOKIE MIX p Y KIE n' m IX I mwtifiGive [ ] [1 ey in the half-mile race, the feature Makes 30 to 60 Rolls Drop or ke Box Cookies ( ( 0 ' D of the intramural track with ol lho tasty, crunchy home-mode goodness! L.",. , J meet. JUD FULMER running c-I' k PHARMACY t.for.. .\t TO., did_ -well.< m; this; race. O' hoc Z at your favorite food store 't: a Shoe Gilt Certificate/ This Year for Xmas 0 t:: 125 S, ORANGE N .. If K \* T ,h FUKNITUKB 201 S. ORANGE PH. 4822'Page i: mat aecw.t-g JnHgnto tine S. A. FREEL DIVISION FLORID L 183 X. Orange Phone 2-1179 OF FOREMOST: DAIRIES OF 4 t field of endeavor and want to '17 WEST ROBINSOX: j JISIS 7. I :I'n' >> f J - Thursday, December 18, 1947 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 (rattln[ mamma Eotl1ttl1d Page 15No Gore-Stanek I I I . Nuptials Held Mr f -a Girl Can for and I I I Methodist. II |I / At Home HereThe Fool FianceIndefinitely I i Choir Service ': marriage of Miss Frances < ty Stanek, daughter of Mr. and :Mrs. Here Sunday ) A. Stanek of this city, to Dare I. I Br DOROTHY DIX By KITTY I A Christmas vesper service Gore, son of :Mr. and :Mrs. Ivan A group of boys ask me hew INVITATIONS HAVE will be held at the First Methodist THE H. Gore of Columbus Ohio, took they can tell on the safe side in a ( Church Sunday at 5 p. m CHINAMART place Sunday at the Stanek home. of the altar what sort of a wifea sonville, and this year l The first part of the program girl will make. They say that. i to society at this; oc- 1816 Woodward Ave. will feature carols; by the Junior before marriage practically every ; casion. They are \V. :M. Irwin. ministerof Choir and several The Rey. a cappella I girl is so sweet and amiable I Helen Elizabeth the Concord Park Methodist ttr'I and gentle and mild that butter I Guernsey, daughter ofI numbers from'by the. the Youth Choir START HOPPINGto sung balcony. Both of Church, officiated. aIn. wouldn't melt in her mouth; that I Mr. and Mrs. S Kendrick These choirs under the direction are << Given In marriage by her father she yes-yeses every boy and Guernsev. and of Mrs. Julia i K. : Tour ChristmiDBin l ROB I IrUht makes him think that she consider In to F1"r1da. t CHIN art" the bride was attired in a suit $ Madge Hoffner Campbell.. Mrs Robert Tharp and ; him an oracle and that GLASSWARE HOt'SK; 'odsi 8M of white wool with gray lizard she; feeds him on angel's food daughter oflr:: and will accompany the Junior Choir. more lilt Idra.han *o>, Jt seep tojnn .. :Mrs: Harry Ito!fner. The -last half of the . accessories. Her was of that she allege- program 11 tnw. Sri:I tn for aD corsage ' she A highlight of the will consist of selections from twain- and everyone loon something | white carnations. that> mad' .,1 I social in lark the Christmas portion of Han for the. home season ... Miss Louise Sherman, thebride's with her OWl . som ille the debutante del'sMessiah". sung by the only attendant wore a hands and thd Gift Wrapping suit of dusty rose, with black accessories r h 0" beguiled ball wIll be held Adult Choir under the directionof and a corsage of white ., z I Ib he pool simi: from 4 to 6 p.m. next Mrs. John Baker. Open Evenings Til Xmas mane her ev his afternoon.'tins. . daisies. 's Tuesday' The apricot l is a name of 441-43 N. Orange Ave Fk 2$231Free Best man for Mr. Gore was his pectmg to lear'the r> r> r> parking I. rear of store China but from eirltimes. \\i I' brother, Harry Gore, of Columbus domestic lif> PERRY Granger cultivated > in .Vmeivn! : Ohio. of Rilev It former Charlotte Following the ceremony a reception But alas onh. Wing a recent : was held at the home . too often he The couple left for Columbus. find.-.; hat he has! Dorothy Div bride and Jane Ellen where Mr. Gore is associated in been taken for a ride that (In Dorman whose engagement e., business with his father. Mrs Y. I reality a wife and marriage are to John Gore a graduate of Orlando Sen different from what he pxnected 0'('onnor was announced ior High School, has been an employee hem to be Different Far far two weeks of the Avalon PharmacyAT different Which of {course. !is ago. will share honors perfect and logical for Sun day afternoon There are very few things in life when :Mrs. A r d e n ORLANDO'S MOST COMPLETE ' WINTER ; ;;-t that come up to our expectations. 1 Cowgill of Winter GIFT ASSORTMENT .. -> -- But while it is true that no Park entertains with :312 No. Park Av.. f MR AND MRS. H. B CLECKLEY man is enough of a soothsayer to a tea. The affair will 47 North Orange Avenue i One Block North of the Postoffice: tell before hand what port of a . celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday be held at the Of- Handkerchiefs night when their daughter, Mrs E W Asher, entertained witha wife he is getting when he takes ficers' Club, and guests > t tltID the fatal leap into matrimony 1 Mrs ::\ : i > ( . family dinner party at their home on Cirrus Ave. Mr. Cleckley following day \ if he has he can gumption AnfE ) any n Davis, have imited I a ::; I' \ i retired from the restaurant business in Tarpon Springs approxi- (make a mighty shrewd guess at i I A LinEns i mately ten years ago, when he and Mrs. Cleckley moved to Or- i it, and there is no excuse for so I the Sewanee River Tea .u.u.u. u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.u.-" 0' : ::\ } hterinlawII'' dau ! [I imPORTERS .J lando. Present with them for the party were Mrs. Asher'sdaughters I many men being the ,dumb I i ........u... Mrs. Robert Marshall, and Miss Zuleim Asher; clucks that thev are when they lin Mitchell Jr. who Phoo. 11 1 Mrs. M. G. Whitcomb and children 'pick out their life partners. For her husband is alTl\ | their daughter, Donny here this weekend Undies I i girl is clever enough to put Rayon no and Glenn of Avon Park and Mrs. W. S. Thrasher of Orlando. Monoframing __ __ jf, ; Ion an act that will befool a man Texas to spend the DISTINCTIVE i Another daughter, Mrs. Jack Pesicka of Tampa, and their .unless he is just asking for it. I days. d -. p | I granddaughter Miss Nancy Asher, student at Wesleyan Col- ,I KASV TO FIND OfT 1 r> r> n v LINENSFor 'r lege, were unable to be present. I Take the common everyday PEAKING OF TIlE x For a Practical Gift This Year ,1 I virtues that make a wife a blessing Kendrick G u ern s J Make It RAYON UNDIES For MILADY Greater Appreciation f or a curse. How is a man to j 1 family the Christmas t p Give Linens From BARNEY'S )Miss\ Elizabeth Twin Feted : know, before it is too late to do j i ing cards they are .ttt t 3' him any good whether Mary this season are very $ I Jane is going to be easy to live I i' On the front with RAYON PAJAMAS CHEMISE $1.19 to $1.69 D We Gift Wrap :When Airs.f Grant f Entertains with or about as soothing as a greetings is the ; $2.98 and $4.98 PANTIES 49c to $1.19 RIt Visitors Welcome--We may tempt t ,bed of nettles''? No trick at all. tional Rotary symbol-: X but never urge to buy A Mrs J. R. Grant was hostess at ston Ave. to honor Mis Elizabeth Son, if you keep your wits about t to5kcj. Michigan in the Summer. 1 a coffee and shower Tuesday Lang Tiuyhuse marriage to tional Guernsey Rotary being : GOWNS $3.98 to $5.98 SATIN KIMONOS $16.95 Rt 1 night at her home on E. Living- Harry Judson L'ndenll, 2d, will you.Break a few dates with her you know. And inside : :: ; STS$12.95* and $14.95 SLIPS $1.50 to $3.98 R and watch her reaction. Does she take place here Dec 27. Best Wishes from ; 't : On Patio from 120 North Orange & 35 West Washington With the bride-elect were included accept important your excuse business that deal you come had Guernseys is a picture her mother :Mis. J. C. an up. or does she act as if you had the family embarking ..1 It will be a pleasure to have R T\A itt> and her fiances mother, a plane with : I stabbed her to the heart? Is she ;: :MrJud: >-on Underhill: and the moody and temperamental and from Ken, Edythe :: J.f : :: ;?} you shop here this Christmas. The Whistling Oyster Mme:: II J. Underhill Adele have to be handled with kid Helen and Edythe : I if fI Flo '(1. .\. H. Knight. S. Smith, t I .gloves? Does she have a jealous sey. ......... : DoloreBrvant.. Dorothy ielieb.n. n n ,.f We extend SEASON GREETINGS to our many friends and I L. Hodges. K I'. fierce Lof 'fit when you kiss your grandma? hs"; I Wedding PresentsChristmas Is she a gold-digger who is always ARlF ORD t tt customers in Winter Park and Orlando and hope this Holiday I ton ViU-s. Dwight i Peck liroadus making spend more 1TX from Honda I Brown. I'.1.: .C''raft! ford, Fred you Season and the Coming Year will be happy one. on her than you can afford? Or College for Women to a Gifts Tierruui ;md l .Kime, King. -- t tis she always reasonable, willingto the John Fords having ; take things as they come and nette Peter and Ann t ANY gift that matters Ynlc Parties Planned :do her part? I from the University of :\ t I At Cathedral School i Every man's dream is of having I Ruker will he home ; 'IM TheR.F.LEEDYCo. $ RECEIVED THIS WEEK: Miriam Haskell Jewelry I The memliers: St. Luke's Cathedral a comfortable home with a ;i Tomorrow at ;3.30:; p.m. fi I' wife who will meet him with a '' PARK'I Swedish Stemware French Evening Bags Dolls I School Kindergarten will glad, sweet smile when he comes, Kenney from the R b> entcitlined at Christmas "I Kenney will also be | e a Marghab Linen Churchill Throws Castleton China party Monday at 3:30: p.m. Mrs. home at food.night Do and little toke checking him upon i F. Kennev. for Hamilton Hotel Bldg. WINTER PARK = Fine Christmas Cards Etc. O. II. Eaton is chairman of the good a of Notre Dame. wFi nnnnnn7'nn I on Sally before you pop the 7'n :rsnrs T; nn ann snsann3'tax ._ i I party which will be given at the up ,Cathedral School question to her Is she :Mother'slittle The largest stock of fine china & crystal in the city. There will be games refreshments helper around the house. make a wife who will I or does she lie on a couch and husband up the ladder and gifts for the children novels while Mother whether she while read sweats cess. or the St. Luke's Junior Choir will carols for the eventOn over the cooking stove? Does his nose to the sing ...aa ..eea ....Wi Iso n 5.. . . . . . .. Tuesday: afternoon the children ! she like to cook and has she agift her extravagance. Just of. the with sauces and pies? Does eve on the way she nursery departmentwill he given a Chn.stm.is partyat she think making a home is a ware of the poor ;girl:: \ Bags k/e44'u ffe the Cathedral School, and the ''career, or a chore? Take a tip. clothes horse The safe children are invited to come from Son. If you marry a girl who is basement bargain : 4 to 5 p.m. :Mrs.: Roger Macna- allergic to the kitchen.ou will And if vou want to mara is chairman of the nursery have to fry the bacon as well as how your wife will ThDY74 party. bring it home ,test watch Sadie with Prices! I Every man wants a wife who brothers and sifters: : Food Consultant to Wilson&Co. Penguin Club Enjoys will be a helpmeet to him Easy think she hung the . . . enough to tell whether a girl will safe to buy the --- -- - -- --- --- - Party at Longwood Make Christmas Dinner Festive Members and guests of the * S The gala holidays,season of parties and caroling, Penguin Club enjoyed a Christ- Xti mistletoe and holly Santa Claus and the baby New mas dinner party Tuesday/ evening FOR THAT CHRISTMAS GIVING '41 Year, will soon be here. Let Christmas dinner be a at the Longwood Hotel. -t high spot in your festivities meal reflecting allthe Those present were :Mr.: and -A.4 joy and good will of the yuletide season. ; Mrs. Arthur Melrose. Mr:: and BOYS' CASUAL SU ::\Ir.;. Justin Lucius. :Mr: and Mrs:: Charles lIaJ.'fcirIr.. :: andIrs.:: 1 John Burian, :Mr. and Mrs: George; Yout:.:ey, :Mr.: and ::\11'''. l John Wilder :Mr and :Mrs Jame.s includingLITTLE Phillips, :Mrs. Alice EI1 dahI. :Mrs: 2.98 Eugene:: Slais: the :Misses Edna Harmon Billie Ruth Fox. :Martha Two Tone Sport Lyle and Doris Whitney:: also 41 Blue. Tan and Brown nt k sl' a Carroll Kicklighter, Tasker: h> "TOWN and COL Wheeler.Baer. Robert Cole and Larry is .- ( kF Sizes 12 to 18. : -- $19.50 Party Planned By t Knights of Columbus F A Christmas partv for members ,". . of the Knights of Columbus t* o L i and their families will he held tomorrow 7i- C L at 8 p.m. at the St. James !--- _-1 1 : BOYS' :4&7YI _...& \, --- School cafeteria. .; 2.98 : ___ __ I Prizes and gifts will he dis- I Roast Turkey '.tributed to the children hv Santa tt( ( $ ;- 5- :: bags from our SPORT I Sprinkle the inside of a VVil v>n'.Certified Turkey with salt ((2 Up Claus himself and an elaborate ; dollars! 1 fnr a 16-lb. bird). After stuffing rub skm thoroughly with Advance )program of entertainment has 1t 1 Shortening. Place breast down on a rack in shallow roasting pan; t been arranged by Leo Curcio 5- cover with clean white cloth moistened with melted Advance Short- \ the'entert.llnment lY Ii a wide variety of bag wfth: n ening. Roast, uncovered, slow chairman of in oven and as cloth dries moisten c ..'rs and weaves.' . 1 with fat drippings.i If breast isn't sufficiently browned when bird is committee. i wrist-handle.. -, ' 1 three-fourths done turn breast side up. For that good butterflavoredskin : ; I* and priced at - I skin,remove cloth about half an hour before turkey is done and brush I I Lilac wore first found roc- I. with convenient with softened Clear Brook Butter. _ I IIa' ng wild in the Balkan; Mountains $8.95 to $ plastic calf. I II Tark.y Ti.... T.bl. I I. ; a 1 weight when Own Roasting 1I box bag a'domed I stuffed Temp TimeR I Handbag t paw foferot"'a to 10 llx :i:; I 3 to 3H tin. RATSROACHESSTONE . 10 to 14 In- ;3'I: I :ttj to 4 tin. 15 to IA Ib :300. I J.. 4 to 4*j hI'S.lR DEAD QUICK! 1 t Ibs. 300 F. "H to 5 hrs. i Fml Uwm! HORSOVSR t :zo! ItIs. 300" F. 5 to 6 hrs. I OOPHm AND ROACH P\STE. its ---------------------- . --------------------- , a0 "" :TmL a rooa f Fy.. en fh. Tvrluy hot syrup made by boiling 1 cup sugar .IDa and.rphen strap wick. .roaches It act kJa not.race........"'._ Ca II raly NYLON HOSE _ and water for together 5 mm- 4rected' CCI the label) and .lees east p.ta Will A beautifully browned turkey is atutes.. Place on a rack sprinkle! with lie aa n ar ae &I a ssr'.d w-- A.k y.dniutS f ways the center of attention at the granulated sugar and allow to dry. tor nOSSoN S &AT. GOPBJ; a'DSOacB .. 1.35 pair ,1 Christmas fea<;L To be sure it tastes PA.S1IS3e.: as good as it looks, order a ilson'c. BOYS' itv Certified Turkey. Tim./ Savers I.:: A cup of hot B-V bouillon and relish It's an right to stuff the turkey the JACKETS 9 1 tray will start dinner off with enthusi day before if you dull both the turkey t asm. Next, present the honorable and dressing before stuffing. A bit of Limited Time Only/ .Two.. Toned and Lined. Carrying ' turkey accompanied by a delicious \\ilsoiTs B-V (about 2 tsp. B-V per hat famous "HAPP-Y-ItID" stuffing mashed potatoes, broccoli pound of bread)added to your favorite Unbreakable Label. In BLUE. TAN and with HoHandaise sauce. and cranberry sage or mushroom stuffing makes it Plaid. Two Groupings. I. Christmas tree salads. Plum pudding extra good. ' with hard sauce stars for dessert. CRYSTALS '! For a quickie Holiandaise!! sauce. $4.95 and $8.50 # . just heat VVilson's Mayonnaise in F.stive Garnish Easy top of double boiler sumnz con Frosted make festive stantly. SOC ; ; rush foe the grapes turkey platter.a Divide gar- ______ __ This columngrapes : into small clusters and dip into 'v v n pr*pond prior t* ORLANDO JEWELRY STORE R. C. BAKER * ,t Geor,. R.ctor's ....... , r.T-wji 256 S OraiHW (M..r lack_ Specializing u all Swiss a r and American watches. 202 PARK AVE. WINTER I i L Estimates Free. 4 4161 3-1681 December 18 1947Should TOO MUCH WAR DRUM THUMPING' : or Thursday fnlinfl Telephones , Page 16 morning - - Streamlined Styling. .. Plenty 5p d/// r i Russian Treatment Hit"There '&-Inclt Front Wh..lVELOCIPEDE I READ 11 Winter Park Brevities ( You Be AI- is too much high brass On this ba>K Moilarly said lom-d" to Drive" by; DavidG. the drums of war," the I". K. diplomats should have i Witteli. on Page 20 of lIv MARGARET GREENE-Telephone! Winter. Park' -h'nr M\I- : c ; 4 -. \' T. Fr Jr thumping 1 19.95 the December Post. Cth Saturday; WINTER PARK Now that Nelson Dearmont and II. NevilleArcher I today for Roston to spend the ('01. James F. Monarty, USMC, I called runic right bark at Evening Lawrenceville :Mr.s. Robert Pening- he urged : Vihinsky and both would have purchased Jr. from holidays Ret. said yesterday as the street It's questions sweeper a beauty! Strong,sturdy It answers many School, Princeton, N. J. Maude ton will be in Charlotte. N. C. for ended shaking hand as! is the concerning the driving: of automobile I from war-surplus, is ready for ;, ; better understanding of the Rus- mme with bright bated from the Knox School, I the holidays with her daughter, usual| custom in sidewalk - operation, all cars must be off Trismen, : sian people at the luncheon many a e"1 the street between 2 anl6 a. m., Cooj>ersto\\n, N. Y.; Nancy Hub-- Mrs. John S. Cansler, and fam i 'I "tifr between two Rus enamel flnlnh. Ball-bearing ILBUENtY( ( beginning Monday. This is a hard and Ann Royal, from Oher- ily.Mrs.V.: B. Smith and her meeting of the Civitan Club. scans' pedals and hoary rubber city ordinance which applies to i 11m, 0.; Julian Granberry from I father, William Mead, of HOCk-I. "Americans," Moriarty said, I Fred Reese, program chairman : tires | Vale Patricia Haley from Kent \ille, Conn., have arrived oc- GENERAL INSURANCE all hard-surfaced streets. : ; "treated Vishinsky as if they I announced that the Civitan School Summit, N. J. Hester cupy the house on Glencoe Rd I ; , This is the lay the mobile GREAT X-RAY SOUTHERN : Milquetoast rebuk-- Christmas for members STORES IIIN.OUH6UVI. PHONE 18qFORTYFIn health unit will be at the Davis, from Northfield Semin- which the Smiths bought earlier were Casper party Health Cl'nter'est Comstockand ary, Northfield. Mass.: Bob Culv this year from :Mrs. Wallick ing his wife. I and their wives will be combined 692 X. ORANGE AVE. PHONE HMO the railroad, for its monthly bege from University of Alabama Mrs: :Marian Haigh. of Baltimore, I Moriarty pointed out he had with the bi-annual Ladies : has arrived to spend the rt'st'' I Xight.! ; The party will feature an {-(sit to give free chest examination Tuscaloosa; Ed Taylor discovered! ;; } after studying the informal buffet at the for : from Duke University, Douglas of the season with :Mrs J. L. supper from 10 a. m. till noon I Russians for about 25 and 'Little House Dickson Park WY OH BURNERS for Oslxirne, from the University of Houston Mr. and Mrs Karl G.I years in a white people This; 2 will to 4 enable p. m. aUwho Kentucky, Lexington; Austin Ca\is, of Bristol. N II, have I l living with them for three years at 6:10::: p.m Dec 29. l ; KWANK BOILERS Negroes have health-cards, to bring :i Wattles, from Weattown School, arrived: I to sl'nd| i the winter and that they were like: Irish-Amer: -- I : them to date. i jWcsttown, Pa.: Jack Hays. Se- are at the Kill.uney Korner icans-."they love an argument"LAIll I Installed 1, 24 Hour STUM SPEOAITIES.lUJUCS up Academy, Chattanooga motor court Kill the Itch r .. U El-FARE: There will not bea ';, wanee Military I - (Scabies) h* Anywhere from Tenn Bob Pratt Servict CONDENSATE meeting of the welfare groupsat Staunton: :Military: A cad emy, Two Plead Guilty : ] ) CO) TWITS Hooker :Memorial at 5 p. m. i Staunton, Va.; Joyce Davis from ,, WlthSftzczWe I Friday Brenau; :Mary :Mason Bradley, l In Justice Court At least $ 0 is needed to more -> from 1'athedral School, Washington i REPAIR SERVICE This liquid preparation kills In 30 meet the need for Christmas before Pea Justice minutes those Itch mites with whichit Arraigned (v' e D. C.; Jimmie Batchelor, comes In contact. Buy smcrDE Est. 1932 welfare Call atnnTfT fooo for Winter Park's from the University of Virginia i 1-:. G. Duckworth jestetdav. John "Scoffy" from your druggist or send fioe to .2SI'amI gifts may be left with Lawrence Tevlin pleaded gUIlty s-1618 VUlcide Co.. Commerce Oa. (Adv. NATURAL GAS FOR Charlotts\; :Mary Jo Wagner r Paul Davis at the bank. 1JtA L 1 d I ; and Anor Richardson, from to an information charging him 356 N Orange - COMING: HOME from collegesand I Mary Washington College, Fred- ,i with theft of several item of ---- YOUR HOME OR BUSINESSFASTER prep-schools out of the stator i I. erickhburg Va.; Audrey Con- ',clothing a $?."> war bond and *loin ; ELECTRIC AND GAS ( the holidays, are the following Columbia ; cash from Robert G. Woosti'tHe ' Hot Pilot dict, from Stephens College: S : Bob Foley, from the Asheville Earl Hubnard from I was committed to count v COOKING :Mo. i ; School: Anne Foley from i Amherst College, Amherst, :Mass. 'jail pending appearance in Cnm CROTON APPLIANCESNationally a SILENT SERVEL REFRIGERATION ('hatham Hall. Virginia: Mary inal Court. Watches If.'f to 9S0.DOII . i.reeue; from Miami University; Mass. the social events Philip E. Little. Orlando. pleaded ECONOMICAL WATER HEATING Oxford 0.;; Ann Greene from planned Among for the holidays will he I I guilty to operating a car w i nh : Central Known MODERN AIR CONDITIONING Wooster; (' dlere, Wooster. 0.; the picnic for all members of ,out proper license lie too was Florida's Name Brandsfor e CLEAN HOME HEATING Raymond (;Jrwne from the ['('( the 10IG( graduates of WPHS; confined at county jail. die School. Hfightston, N. J.; -- --- I : Exclusive afternoon the - Mary of Greene's the 28th picnic; Hester Da\is' Fischer Serving in Japan DealerA IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Natural Gas and Appliance Co. B RADIO party; the Panhellenic girl-bid i Pfc. Donald A. Fischer, son of TIMELY: GIFT FOR XMAS , dance at the Officers Club for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fischer.>09 I-SI.: APPLIANCE CENTER ORLANDO SANFORD SERVICE all girls who are members of I. Formosa Dr., is now Serb ing \\ ith HERMAN'S l.a--\way I' I 1249 N. Orange Ave Ha State Bank Bide. I t= t Nest the First Cavalry Division doing) . EffidestGuaranteed sororities, and the big I Plan I E. Jackson Phone 2 37JS Phone 1678 Phone 1252 Fast Work 1 par's E\e dance at the Woman's occupation duty in the Tokyo ft W. Church St. Phone 1041 - Club. i Yokohama area. I I COOPER'SMusie CHAIN of MISSIONS: \Vher Store the Chain Missionary Assem , 20 W. Church SL plies leaves Winter Park on its a A annual program Bishop C. B. Col- more will join the group to be before Samuel P. "..f its Caught : TEARS LOWER one of the speakers as they .. Langley butlt the first "flying COST on Tim. We travel through the rest of the< Finance machine' Blatz! began brewing better LOANS Mate eer.. Brewed 0":1D: Milwaukee Installment Representatives of 'Wintei .* LincelSSl,. Blab is Milwaukee's first, Loan Dept. 4th Park churches who are makin; r . rAmerica's finest bottled beer. Blatz Floor, Elevator. arrangements for this season';.. 'Alj . Air Conditioned. \ssembhes the latter part of ::I I Brewin Co. Milwaukee Wisrons ; January, will be as follows: Mrs. t i FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 i L. Shadix, Baptist; Mrs. John A * tinker Federal. Dipmlt .....a.... CuftntiM Cahin Goddard, Congregational dOES &tJUt HNtlKtllH Christian: Mrs. Frank A. Daly, p All Saints Episcopal; Mrs.: Fret * Y/Ik StEEP?..1 PAINT Rassman, :Methodist; :Mrs. Liv, SeA mgston Stebbins, Unitarian: WALL PAPER Mr.s; R. A. Chambers, Church of 1He'l'R Hanes Paint Store the Brethren. Jfe I Mrs. Ernest Pye is chaIrman, n s. HaUl Pia. U11VICTORY of the Spiritual Preparation rom-- mince: Miss Hulda BaIley, reP S9 iu ration.: Mi oar Mr-. O. K. Eaton and :Mrs. S. \VHdlev. . hospitality: Mrs. E. \Vosimann. Cf5ftA HAT \\' \ publicity; :Mrs. W S. Ness hirst, youth and school?' -io'er SHOP :Mrs .1. II. Neville interracialMrs * it 0..1. Sheldon churchhostes . E 231 South : Mrs. J.'. A. Day, luncheon. Ora ace Ave. Mrs.: V. Self! Hats Cleaned i SKIPPED: Mary * & Blocked stepping from the curb at Par! FAST3'WAYKEUEF < Dry P.en.ng Cleaning i Ave. and Morse Blvd. Tuesda; Alterations"Preuing afternoon slipped on an orang, r-m-----T: d 1 1 While 1 peeling and broke her left hip : 1lL Jit ; / John Bravos, Mtr IT Wait" She is a patient at the Florid;: . SAM BASS, Prop. Phone 3-2401 Sanitarium and her son-in-lav / Cough "tielJe"due to colds or smoking and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Pet ,1 \ cost you sleep? Keep Ibis scientific J i i Risers of Fort Lauderdale an .t . formula of proven cough relief at bed- hero with her. side. Quick, long-lasting relief day or CONSULT OUREXPERT 1, SING: The City Commissioi I night 3 important ways: has endorsed the Garden Club' c. '-p., lo Eases threat tickU2o I plan to have a community ship : <' j *', for material estimates on new i in/? of carols on Christmas E\'i ;; I c Sooth **dry membranes construction repairs or remodelling and traffic will be routed aroum _ , 3. Help. IOOMII phlegm See the block so that those who ar gathered at the lighted tree ii 1 STILL ONLY THOMAS LUMBER COMPANYGore 51; . R/l the City Hall'artl., will hav< HB Ate and R.R. in Orlando W ROl plenty of room. A large attendance C o. e+ HE RS Thomas Lumber & Supply Co. is expected and this is designed 4A ' DR In Winter Park largely for those \\ho araway , Cy 4.4I.Jff.! .. PS fa and from their home at th > L The Winter Garden \ the I season. It will be from 7 tK J U J'i! -s _, ., -' '- 0 Lumber Company p. m. after which the younge:r .-.r------ I . ,singers of the various churcl 1 3 L ..,. .... .1Mua and Mrs. A. J. Vaughi Come In and Look Around! "nave returned to their home a 1s 1t :Narrows: Va., after two week: } \ i.sit in the homes of the former':s CHRISTMAS GIFTS -1tl'r"Irs.: Jack Hays and Mns I .-\. Draper.- Dan Strong wil I ai FOR EVERYONE he home this weekend afte:r e i ,mpleting his course in cngincenng f Tech.Ir: at Georgia MOSES PHARMACYNo. ; ."ldIrs.: F. A. :Marelli and tw<(') >t .? I'.uighters,' ; Harriett and Ann o flr 1-1101 E. Colonial Dr. Ph. 2-3467 w. f. 1.1111 athm Jr, Itockford, Ill., will be here fo: : : No. 2-308 S. Orange Blsm. TrL Ph. 3551 pemu:::;: p,;;'::: 1 the holidavs with :Mrs Marelli', : filthel''illiam F. Pelham.- UNCLE MONEYBAGS-Allhisdoughcouldn'tbuy PERNICKETY PAUL-Hard to please-even has - \Irs. (Carolyn Nickerson lease: him a finer whiskey than Carstairs White Seal. you gift-horses X-rayed. But when he gets this whiskey = , DL know. And being penny-wise as well as whiskey- that's rich yet light, mild yet hearty-in ONE n _ wise he'll thank you for the swell steer as well as the Perfectly Balanced Blend-he'll have a real holiday - swell gift! for sure! f r . The --' _ Outstanding r.l.t..J. I Gift at z. :i s CAIISTAIRSj +s J I t.J Vhite Seal \.. " t' + .: .x -' BLENDED WHISKEY I T w (f1: aM ' ........ OL' JUDGE JUSTLY-Since his admission to the AND HOW ABOUT YOU? Look, you're a grand ,.. bar His Honor has tried many a famous case. His guy too! Why not corner some of this nectar for t+.t*+t.a eao in i wro ro it = most applauded decision was that Carstairs White yourself? Slip a tag reading"To Me with love from uses. : 1. 4 tp Seal topped them all. So would you risk contempt Me"on a bottle of tasty Carstairs White Seal-and w a+ ;If1t of court by presenting him with anything less? you'll make a friend for life! _ ; fL . Bur Tat'r teaaaaNEw M L XTe could Dot improve BOS 0 4- I [JI :' Ii lL_ r-- r >...!tTilltlOfbkaYn'1 TIT ilr-- '- ---1; lI the quality of the candy Hy E ''CJ: 1CJI -but we have mad. I .: .JL.J =: c I .... " more the Boz beautiful Bountiful tbas I ---r--- ---. '- _ L : _-.J 1 I eyer. I Dv----! .I 1 i--lD yr t.x 1- L: -- -1 - -- - - - - - 1 r- r- -I I __ jL I _ ?;- THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH 1-----1'- _. ERFECT/.Y:1: BA VC L-l J.JD: BLENDED WHISKEY 86.8 Proof 72% Grain Neutral Spirits. Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co.. Inc.. Baltimore Md.OOrlnubo . 1 . w ; ! December 18, 1947 (Qrlanba morning &rntinrl!! Telephones; 4161 or 3-1681 __Page 17 JUNE IN JANUARY FOR MONTE TOUR DOWNTOWN:" CLEANER The Orlando Morning Sentinel Radio Program Boy With PolioBy To 'See7 Florida' NEW YORK CLEAHZftS 8 HATTERS ABC cutWOBO MUTUAL NBC ABC cas MUTUAL NBC 22 W. PINE ST. PHONE 4809 WHOO WLOF WORZ WHOO WDiO WLOF WORE NANCY WRIGHT | the ma>'ors. Mrs Beck is plinnlng . (M SIS 1230 7q 590 580 1230 744 [Orsn-a: t'rn ng Sent "el S'off Writer] I to make more books fo the Hats Cleaned and Blocked Pressing( While Ton Walt Ladlrt Martin Block Orlando Matlne 3 IS Be Stated ABC Double or NothIng I:oo SUn Ont : Antic-a:: Church RU ft of Shine Wtldw_ 'd-- -- :3 30 P. Whlteman cl'b ABC House Party Bong of Stranger Orlando Matinee Monte Dunlap, a year-old 'infantile paralysIS ward ot a Dry Cleaning AlterationsIw1ooaI It W hoot n -- _ _ ___ 3 45 P Whiteman Clb ABC Houae Party Elegy Elman Christmas Report Columbus Antic Dial T..latera HourS hospital t 30 Whoot - - 4* Whoot Antic _- Dial T..l6ter.. HOlll_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 OO P: Whlteman Cl'b ABC Hint Hunt -. Erskin Johnson. : ). W Vandercook boy of Columbus, Ohio, was ' *"j 00 County Newspaper. Newa Lily tc Curly' News-Reveille' .___ Sign On ft'" New.S 4 15 P. Whltrman Cl'b ABC Hint Hunt Nevi Johnson Family Studio Party u__ stricken with infantile paralysis _ ___ 4'30 Tommy Dorse7 Show Dr. Paul 0 H S. on Air Studio Party _____. _ An'lc Farm Reporter News-Reveille Sunrise Jamboree 11 Whoot u ____ JO Whoot Antics _-' Lily and Curly Reveille --___nn farm News 445 Tommy Dorsey-Show--Alliance Church---0 H S. on Air -- Studio Party"Too :! when he was two years old! a 4* Morning Devotion News-South Bitwin Morning lledltal Georgia PIbOYSieaMu1tC Ne' "'a- Music School of Air :: BOB Harrliaa :: Studio Party == ._ Yawn P..irOi---'e..lIIu.-Cloe&'e.' .. : : :- 5 15 Terry A'" Pirates ABC School of Air Superman Studio PartyS ____ I :Monte hasn't walked since, hut "T 00 d --- . Rodeo 30 Sky King Stock Quotes Capt. Midnight Radio ---- Corral __ Yawn Patrol Musical Clock .. 740 Club .h on '0' Christmas he Old this 1 la The on -- ___ is taking a 5 45Eky Kmc 1.urn&uibner Tom Mix Sport & Fishing __ : _ d T 30 The Who. Owl n Wake Up it'" Listen Morning Devot ns Spot Summary --- - 45 The Whoot OaliUP-AP l New' News-Easy Listnin 740 Club . - 6::OO Whoo Goes There ___- N.---. Xmas Carols Flm Alr.-N.- tour of Florida JT roittki. ABC CBS New l O'Clock Ne.-Ne... Mikes MikeS 6.15 Sports Journal ___no Norman Cloutler Carol.-W.It. Music for Dining I "t 00 Martin __. Bill Fen Reports6:4PlrasureParade Ii aonas bJ' Cr..bJ' Renfro Yelp Folk Singing Salesmen Do You temeiannDo 6'30 Cinderella ou Sports. Pane of Air W. King WaItfel ItHII't he a real trip, hut he 1 Star Extra : Lo..11 Thomas Sports Parade - Oood'cheer interlude I 30 Son* of News-W Roberta You Rememb -- S 4S Sunset A'" Vine Breakfast Brevities Breakfast Time String MusicBreakfast 7 00 Five 8Ia--Flnal-Beulah-- Fulton Lewis Jr: Supper Club will see fiioiiRh of 'Iurida to Aac-UP Orlando 7 15 Elmer Davis ABC Jack SmIth Drilling on Cloud Inside Holly..ood'I i fill a inoiitliV \.K.ilion TheI 9 00 Breakfast Club AP News' Jon Shepodd filnas Christmas Reporter Show Club 15-B Crosby Newscope f IS Breakfast Club ABC Morning Devotion Editor: Diary o' Breakfast Orlando. 7:45:30 Tommy Tommy Dorsey Dorsey Show Edward: Murrow Inside Sport Richard HarknesaOO i I I Flodd f-JKlil-veeniK sMitn| are : . 30 Breakfast Club ABC Tune Out for Uu Rhythm Doodler Clevelandalre - ------eloon Olmsted i -The 6on Shop FBI, P..ce &'" War Cavalcade of l4u- Musical ShowcaseaIs on puliirp |I's't ranK "111(11wMrs. e ' . 41 Breakfast Club ABC Yours SlncerelJ' Club New s . \\ 3.00 1 iie3 Be Seated. --- .. Musical Showcase I 5:00: a m hoot n Antic; p m i' ABC House Donald FBI Peace to" War Holly Waring == Peter Show : Emma Beck, of :ZO N. )jiy1rue Story ABC Music forYouAlbert WarnerClaudia Fred .' Nations I 10.IS My True Story ABC Muilc for You ___ Fred WariraWoman '. n_ 1-845 830 Rollins Rollns Forum Forum Mr Bill Keen Henry B.Block Party Party.B Rose Your Your_U.U. Nationa_ I| \Vcst t 1I1O.la'lIl l Hr.. has NumdI 6:00: a -County Ness sl'dper.Y.[ C. !IQ- :Tker Oats Co.) :JO'30 Betty Crocker ABC Evelyn Winter Say with Music a .VcrltfWomaas 3:15: p.m.-l.'Ilt'i' Be Seated ABC. 10 45 Star Timf, Kilgallen Try &: Find M. Say with Music World 900-Willie Piper ABC Dick Haymes .. Gabriel, Heatter Sews I Into lilt iillrarlu I i e snaplioolv for ChampIOn I o ] ' 11.00 Breakfast la Holb.'dArthurGodtr.J'-Bill Harrln.tonThl.- la Nora Drake'I "-15 Willie Piper ABC Dick Haymeg Don Baker Sn ky Lanson Vii Show 8 : MonpT I 6 15 a m -\\'hoot'n Antic; [The Tom Co I for Dough ABC Crime Ph tour Dh r R P n America New feajteU 3:30 Whiteman 1:15 Breakfast in Holly*'d Arthur Godfrey Tell Y'r Neuhbor, Katies Daughter I 9 30 Darts : : : : F D America New Sealtest: Vi38 : p.m.-Paul Club R .. 30 Galen Drake ABC Moraine Melodies Club Rendesvou Jack: BerchChristmas 9 4*-Darts-- for Dough ARC-Crime 'Ph togr ph r '>-. than a month ago. Mrs: I t:45: a m.-Morning: Devotion ABC. [National BiscuitCo. lit'4S Ted Malone AbcRoorinart. Alrlane Melodies- - Reporter 10 10'00 15 Mr Mr' President President ABC ABC Reader Reader. t D Digest llest--FamIlJ'-Theatr.-. Family Theatre. Dr.Dr Jam Jazz Deck deculed to collect cards to ia dJO: a.m.-News. J\mencan Laundry .] 12 00 Welcome Traveler ABC sews' Kate Smith :: ::: News and Farm R Sho IS Welcome Traveler ABC Cbeckb Jamboree Al Jolson New and Farm R 10:30 L. Herman Quintet ABC First Nighter Ctn Cln Symp Symp-Chorus-Chorus Eddie Eddie Cantor Cantor Silo : send to Monte. as she had writtento & Cleaning Co] 3: 5 poa-Paul Whiteman Club \\2 30 Noon Edition Telea Trent U. 8. Navy Band U. 8. Navy Band 10.45 Earl Godwin ABC First N-ghter_ him for over a after seeing - year ABC. (IR. J. Reynolds Tobacco - '4i Cr ker Jim Jl A. Grove Our Gal Sundty U 8. Navy Band Eelbeck Drifter .. 11 00 "Ne"sof-Tomorro'- Tonight Sport Parade News. from NBC i05; a.m.-Chuck Wagon Jamboree ."1 00 Baukbage Talkln,,' ABC Big-Sister _._ .Cedric Poster .. Lunch with Lope. I'I 11'15 Joe Basel. ABC Sen Joseph BaU._ Morton Mor.ln Downey Or. Merry"News of Go the Round World an article about him in a e (Libby-Freeman) : Co.] I Gems for Thought ABC Dance Orch Noro Columbus Ohio her home 1o1 30 Radio Society Ma Perkins Ferrell TimeMarina Lunch with Lopes 11 : town 4300 Whiteman Club 1:is Orcb _ Mor.lea News Merry Go Round '" p.m.-Paul , Dance :.15 CI..m'tHot.IOr.ABC a.m.-The Old Corral 11 45 Orlando McCorm'k & News ( Parade News ChristmasCheckern , 1:30 Nil BIn Hit -- CII: 1I =. ._.==. newspaper. Ne.-- = 'd Janibehelieve It or Not u-TheOwl News Sign OU -- ABC. (Nestlc's Milk 1'45 Hill BIiy 1: Hit Parade Guiding LIght 1200 N Room ----- :=) Transit Co.] . - _____ Muslc.na .__ Mrs Beck wrote to the Devotion 12.15 The Owl Room Dance Orch no mayors Products Am..ilcanWa Com )l115 for Day only WendyWar.nQUeeU .u. 2 2'IS OO The South Barry Wood Show Perry. Mason Queen. for Day Orrin Tucker Or 1230 The Owl Room __0. Dance Orcb ____ Mu.lc.na. ____u. of 17 Florida cities. enclosing: a )- i:30: a.m.-The Whoot Owls, (Dixie Paulhiteman oI . BIuana. ABC wes Dance Orch pja a tc'" Groom ABC Night Song Martin Block Tommy Dorsey Or 12'4j The Owl Room d Bride 9 2 30 45 Bride A Groom ABC Rose of My_Dreams.Martin Block 0 Mark Warnow_Or 'ioosigitOff .._.__d____ Sews' u_______ News and SIgn oft self-addres.se<1 envelope and ten Z Lily Milling Co] ABC. [Wesson Oil & '3,00 &Ladie B Seated ABC Double or Nothing Martin Block News Sun Off __noon I'cents requesting picture postcards o 8:00: a.m.-Martin Agronsky, ABC, Snowdrift! lest I. of the beauty !spots of their (Orange Buick Co.) 430pm: .-Tommv Dorsev Show ',' .' ".'. ....... . Lost Hunters town anti himself.an autograph of tht'mayor. Qtt 8:15: a.m.-Songs by Crosby, 51JO p-m.-Five Clock News ,. ;;...... .t':!"' :.h. ''';-?-:' :"': ";""-. ':' : ; f : Tojo To Assume The towns who responded: (Strouds Rexall Drug (Orange Blossom Trail 5 5c ..0j.t: Stores) Produce] _FLyFIORIDflIQIRIIJflYS Aai ....:.,. Found On Isle wonckifullv Ro<'k. were Tallahassee according .to Ocala Mrs f 8:30: a.m.-Songs of Good Cheer, (Mo- &83 p-m.-Peggy Lee (Claude : .. Clammy's) Wolfe Inc.] 'lt'ai-wator.! : St. Petersburg TamPa , Jap War Blamer Ft. Mvers Kt'v'e"t.. Ft. 8-15: a.m.-Sunset & Vine, (ToweD 5:10 pan.-Band Sketch, (FiUey . In Swampland I mdotdale;\ Orlando St. AUJJUS A Drew Iey) Motors) I 9:00 &15 & The a.m.-The Breakfast p.m.-Terry Pirates : Club, ABC tint'. l> i\tonanoach, Mnrmel:\ md. S : < \ i O (I"PI f j Ex-Pn'III"T i Hilek :ti III.I.E/I'nLl.K! I I;/ ;!: I : Ga. [lOP) Ja'kon''iJJe.Iiami, Beach anti ,. (The Toni Co.1 1a (Quaker Oats Co.]. ABC .L <. "I'''!0 will t 1,10., (' full I3XiIl-L-| .-,. ti-i Idi, s.ir-he's.! attiatted by \\ inter Ha\en 9:13: .m.-The Breakfast' Club ABC. 5:30: p.m.-Jack Armstrong ABC : tnlitx, Nn .Iap"l f ., -'.. -lilt,,,"k- <' "''lgnals; ,sjxittid two lost Only Miami and \popka have I Swift & ('0.) (General Mills) to CHICAGO :' ttet-llil I lit!'lilt o f ',"I"i" K htiliI'ttInging! ; to a tiny not replied< \.i! ,14;mist, t the .. "mi ot high ground in the wild quest. e [Philco Corp.)Ia 8O5. pjn.-Sports Journal [BeD 101 5 HIS. Your fastest schedule $57.35'; \llu I > \\ hen hi it.I 4'tit'i'. ';\\ imp Aestei' "(lav and a .. 10:00: .m.-:My True Story. ABC Bread) 101 CIC ,'ut boatnit into the almost 1 iiin Mai furl..mil s Major >\ I I takes,; the ,sUuid t == [Libby-MiNeill & Libby) 630 p.m.-Cinderella, (Dickson &; ATLANTA prolxlhly1 (ci J \n. npenettable morass to bring K. KolloMoii cause a signed, I and o 10:25: a.in.-Betty Crocker, ABC, Ives) 401 to 11Ijefoit. TheIntel 'Iwm out sealed iidiinrnt s<'ioll and a >- (General Mills\ ] 6.45 p.m.-Pleasure Parade, (First II I l r Ill-il! !old! Thl'1 Vnmtt'i's, illiam A. Brown bright c.il, |l\rr lsailge--.oflicially. 10:15: : a.m.-Star Time With Kilgallen. National Bank) Ii ZVz Hrs $21.40 \I 1 i 1 i t .t I : v ,\! III..dtlilt'. i : coal dealer, and appoinlniz! Mont) .is an honorary ABC. (Drano & Windex] 7:00: p- --Five Star Final (Farm & I" I !mbioe of Atlanta. had iiiiivhill IIf t the town ofIarlll..lilnd. o Via Connecting Airlines All Fares Plus Tax 1 1',11".1 i i t< ''n. 00 11:00: a.ra,-Breakfast in Hollywood Home Machinery] ,t.dl\ I for dead ) Mrs. Hi ,'k F.II' 1--t't., l ""'tii given up put Qtt Connections' to all) principal points ABC (Procter & Gamble] 7:15: p.m.-Elmer Davis, ABC . ,, '10')1 it'55 pre located just be- IxMli h'i'OtllhlIt'lIIlY III the insidrcinrr !"' iliu'i/ ' < . 11:13: a m.-Breakfast in HollywoodBC 7:30: pm.-Tommy Dorsey Show DAILY COMMUTER FLIGHTS TO d"1 I iu( -lIl"h i I wa"s to have been of (hi alhiiin .KIOSS fiom \c. I \ (Kellogg) 8:00 pm.-The Song Shop IThe 'It.d l< 1 oliTlir a map of .h(' State.Ttiete . TALLAHASSEE GAINESVILLE JACKSONVILLE 1 t"d,1" b I 11:30: a.m.-Galen Drake, ABC, S-15: pjn.-Peter Donald Show, \ 'I'"ld l i :\" I sto asup| '.uallour Passengers Airmail Air ExpressFor lal|)<{ 'sov a t rI lilt| I I..t Siinil)' afer| Iliej rnIrird (' in the ilbum whxh Mis:\ 11:1: ;: a.m.-Ted Malone, ABC, (\Vest- 8:30: p.m.-Rollins Forum (rllmt'USfReI i Ito f.i>liu'M>e.. in ran'lI, of fleck his nisciilicd: A 1'ntoridl i inghouse Elec. Corp.] 9.00 pjn.-Willie Piper, ABC, (Gea- All Travel Reservations also \\ III take ;game an the blame for T"J and tributary creeks my Shut.In Friend Monte:\ ' t [Procter &. Gamble) 9.30: p-m.-Darts for Dough. ABC PHONE 2-45684. execution! of the Doohttle fliers rampaging!: out of their banks Since the request brought -', 1230: pm.-Noon Edition (Dr. Pepper) -uI and the deaths of thousands of oVer the entire area many letters with pot cards 12:45: pm.-.tracker Jim & Grove & 10.00 p-m.-Mr. President, ABC Britisli. and Austidltan Allied war from mteie:;ted people other than No trace of them had been .. Ranch 10:30: p.m.-Lenny Herman Quintet j.o _ o _ prisoners who perished in. the found! and :ettleis who h\ed by -- -- 1:00: p.m.-Baukhage Talking ABC ABC 10 building of the Buim? -iam the big Otoiif s\\Tinp) were certain ANNOUNCING Q 1:15: pm.-Itadio Society, (Golden 10-45 pm.-Earl Godwin, ABC Railroad. they had boon drowned. I"rn Coffee) 11.00 p.m.-News of Tomorrow A 210-page affulaut will bei CHI'STAI.S for all shape o 10:: pm.-Hill-Billy Hit Parade 11:15: p.m. Joe Hasel, ABC Thinking 4? Radios? i read to the court by his American WATChES N. 2:00: p.m.-South American \\ay 11:30 p,m.-Gems for Thought ABC es defense attorney. George Blewett 1 IIJtI'R I SLRMCFEXPERI : :: 2:15 Claremont Hotel Orch. Distillers Face : pm -Barry Wood Show, (Orlando 1135pm: , IIf HATCH REP''RfSG"LOOP'S Philadelphia. O JEWELRY Fruit &. Produce) ABC i ASSOCIATED STORES SUGGESTS AN 18 W Church StITCHING g 230) pm.-Bride & Groom, ABC 12:00: a.m.-r.pw; Argentine Proposes 'Sterling Drug Product. 12:05: a.m.-The Owl! Room Inc.) L00anLSlgnOff: JIGA l/ICTOH RflBIO! New Grain Program Fight On GrainSHIV.rON J.r .. : H\\'.\\.\ (VP1 Diego I.in, KNOCKED OUT ' : . : > \\ (; | .\P1 The liq "qtt: :::: .:::t. ,.,, c,, ..:. \10111I:11'1.) : i ('hnf ViRentme i delegite \ PAY AS LITTLE ''I 101' lIlt(111-=1 ti\' \'cstetdaoted, Art these Itrhings setting you crazyf to the HuaiM; Tiadt; Con Nair oo'i y t ding eczema Itching t itself liXXHMK) ) ) bushels of gram oimp /.t.tP:.ng mosqi o bites; bug bites . ' =--'"'" ten'me. saidesteida,; \ his countiv any Kind of common OK.n Itch, II reacA - ng so. AS . $ f : was I ir; .!": to furnish one million .i month more than the goernnient for HOBbON DF.R.\tA.ZE\I4 OINTMENt\ 11' wants it to hi\e and! Set And don t bear "ito chapped Una, macasl" ! I : ton-. of rain month under and - si a s n retaij Anderson threatened to b'f fisJff S ezii7! ODfK : f j a ST hilljqll < i'edit plan he pro&etl ::f N&. Let it knock, tbe_ Itcb;nil _..- : -eek ( "sional action to ; oncro and help heal! sore akin or tore scalp TasjriaT for the of | de\elnpment I bif htful , limit hstdleis grain supplies .. T urpn ed Us on y a> I Latin Ame1' (.'an countries d ected 01 Ubel. Ask. (or HOB OR'* WEEKLY .01 ERMA-ZEMA . Industry representatives meeting OLNTMi-M-4 ( .. . He that his emphasized - ON MANY -- program here voted down. 30! to 10. ,, ;;, was only for the economic .- % 0 a plan submitted by the Cabinet _ , MODELSFLORIDA'S J benefit of Latin America and ea -- ) ZIsiCI ) rood Committee headed bv Anderson =: \ - . ... was not to be interpreted as :=) : which called for a 2, >00. otc. part of the Marshall Plan for ; oos l. S 0 000 bushels a month \oluntai.% , LARGEST RADIO ANDAPPLIANCESTORES"TIME" ITTr3"mim tion.European post-war reconitruc; limit. c1-iL oso InMrail the)' decided after THE WHOOT OWLS Dorothy Kilgollen and : > heated aigiiinent::; to limit tloeniselses o 730 \ M -TilE \\ HOOT OWLS Frank Sinatra \ \ \ \ HEGl'I.\U IUI MCS bt' \ \ ) bushels ". : to X.VHHMK a Qtt ... 1 - Approximately 25 billion pas month between ChnMmis 7"'"" ..'" 'f" Song hv jour favorite band featuring 10:45: A M l STAR TIIEVIm\ ShoMv Shedd the little man on DOROTHY MIGA1LEN songers_ ride the stieet, oars trol- !Iay, when the distill Newspaper Present -si The big bass fiddle, I h.ee Pur\is boogie Columnist. lo\' tili'l1eand motor Inises, ofth't' cry ill Iltilost II ends., and nest radio commentator Kilgal- I nited Stall''s; m the couise Ial''h1.; a t& \\oogn' on the l)10') and accordian, len interview; top-flight Broadway or of ,i .\ ('.uRADIO'. .\ndiison who pu' ,.,i Ift'd.! l auhesi! ele<-tut steel and hot Hollywood personalties and offers A guitdi lake Shedd country cousin coast.to-coast listeners her ("h;irgefl the Industry with '<>*A- typically SERVICE ing more grain than it i 1l".dl''I t 'e prom C'ru-s Cieek and Ray Kelly, small tidbits of chatter about names w to replace current cOn \llJlpl''Ull] the South fa.stet fiddle plaver. In the news. Sponsored by Drano is here and it's for "YOU"FINANCE \ll Make Radios and Phonographs lie predicted that both COlIgt.pamI -; Brought \IU b% Ilixie I 1.115 Milling CO. and \\index. ALL WORK GUARANTEEDPickup . the country will thniK. ... ... ' : and Delivery :?.>00)00() hushels'is too miuh c: ,.'.- . Sal j0 E. O. HODGE JR. and added: "If all the distillei-, ". 101 01: here adopt a program that will! ::) t 1" . LOANS Phone 2-.tb.7l: ;; 3OV.: Par ' !save grain, in my opinion ( on- oow ; II gress will not impose control See the many attractive owZ !: ::, . STOP THINKING OF- by law:' PhotO'Creetmg Card de o : mj- !c ... uI signs available this year. For <::::- 101S ' UP TO$3OO LOOKING FOR- o OP.IC.IN UNKNOWN "'orlzontal or vertical negatives Qtt i RECORDS The Christmas tree. as we Envelopes to match. 0- \ I1 VISIT know it today, came to us from Prompt service,asusual.here... ' THE UNIQUE RECORD SHOP Germam hut, contrary to its ':.: many beautiful legends we do Brown's Camera ; - 31 East Church not know the actual origin. Shop o.. ..... ... .. , Ito N. Online Tel. 4772Ml' ., ...........,., .'!>, \l I - On Household Furniture. .4 l Equipment, Notei Co-Makers. CRACKER JIM NINA BARA Automobiles Trucks etc. .6"s 12 4i PM y -('RV('Kl-n JIM Homilies ! 1OOOP.M.-Mfl. PRESIDENT CASH -a C"ra/'ker lore forecasts, weather Known and little know incidents in 00 _____-________I _ _ I information fishing lore and visits the lives and careers of Presidents 01 e with Squire Larkin and led Prod are of the United States are brought to REDUCED PAYMENTS: Borrow Pay Monthly (;iftCHRISTMAS 01: brought each :Monday through Fri. life in this program. Nina Bar, Ar- Z 0 15.00 5 S.28 FOR S day over \\HOO by our own Crack gentine beauty is frequently broughtc 100.90 704loO er Jim. this show. >- you on 0 scal .00 10.U IDEAS tbb" ZOO.00 14 OT . -. 250.00 17.:19 GROVE AND RANCHo RADIO SOCIETYRuth ----- .d_ & ..., . 300.00 II 11 ' T, M. KltllMONU. Manager _ _ _ _ _ SHOPPING START LOSING o \\ ? Grove and Ranch reporter Smith WHOO's Radio Society g:: each day at 12'45 p.m., Monday , friendly, Private, Quick and Confidential loan Service; "'- FAT FIRST DAY through Friday, takes you to interest- editor Introduces you to Important Just stop in at the Family without starvation, ing places and interviews important persons and places in the society Service is the Keynote of "TIME"'TIME" Loan Company. Easy credit, harmful drugs, personin the agricultural world world of Central Florida every Monday ' laxatives II Tori \" \n interview with J. J. Part - - exercise through Friday at 1:15 red : p In. , New-'TIME' no is Will Help You! tape. Repay in easy or massage nsh and! others of the Citrus Shippers' A U Today-An interview with Margaret monthly installments. Take Yes Ivirua Tablet* tl -\/1\ I l'.c'try Committee of the Marketing II for Your Convenience we will remain until 8 P.M. up to 20 months to pay. new t d tifcltt way Agreement Committees at theirI Piper, brilliant Orlandoan book reviewer open loeup Get Money Today red ce vui help jron mooting at Lakeland. lecturer and civic worker. every Monday, Wednesday and friday until Christmas For That I 0 pt.b nothing.6rst 7 dajri If'oar Fri i\"-A tour of the lakeland) Weather Fnda>-Miss Peggy Shannon famous On Your Signature Gift idea .: ei eu weight u caused by Bureau and the Florida Agricultural New York Powers model and wom- oewtogandootgiaaucE ( - ACROSS"! FROM WESTERN tMON AND IMOV BIS STATION Just ,, dulaz !KVTOB> ic deaiffae I Experiment Station and an in. an's page editor of the New York j:g Sign Your Nam*.And Get lbs 1W calli :Manager M7 s- 1( act t way; ((1) to hdp5.5s.c ten lew w ith Chief Meteorologist, WO Journal-American, comes to the microphone 0 I Ready Cash TIME FINANCE SERVICE, INC. You Need Today *. appeaalyourbusger.tOfliC d wn your appetit aoto Johnson. J1 .OS? natiralh jet yon sever te II u Wall Street Telephones 3-2520 .55k' eel hwST- ((2) Include : and 3-2529 lot -= -Y-j nu r'tun elemeota to help COMPLETE ABC PROGRAMS lot Not Connected With LOAN CO. Any Companyof rFAMILY' I I A6.: ms i'am vour energy WBL* redunng ((3) Recommend Similar Name in Orlando Phone 21661GOOD' c I ic p.ekseessasyiosdo oftem lot INCLUDING METROPOLITAN OPERA .i. tautly labeled m ordinary lcaI -t diet. so fattening EBdcneaent > _ _ _ _ _ a by your pbywcisart II r PASSPORT T DID MEANWWIL- DON'T MISS THESE m c $ BJIMG OUT r * THE "I LOST 3S POUNDS INs 7 WEEKS NAME IS NEVICU GANDHA ic HELP S5\V ELECTRIC SAW VVE"L1_ I .--:.. .1#... ...iAr.. WmltaI3'l 1P4 ORDER. WES O ThE rv oIcRDcD OP TI-IE I a ta Ptumte 4.......CMcaoKyr 5.00 A. M.-Whoot'n Antics Wff ., O. CfTrZCN OP NEW CET BUSV RlCJrrAWAV. ; r BEEN IN T1ITop OFCDUNTW TluCK. WTP iEAD',( I 'Tt-.!u hove beta) absolutely uton ihi V A.'I .. DELHI INDIA j I \V' I i; ycmn old. and 11&4 ; ONLV / I vi:" I maned sOle Kjrron. I o-'ea U THE I s.' "" ::;'.> t.:>-n in4o.asdBitswtoltye(4.5d, 8:00: A. M.-Martin Agronsky =- 'P-- A tAVS IMONUMEMT? lr. week4.ibslI.i pnuixK UMd -= ; -: -r I c.: . 'izi'b tndaiwm>atir d Now I tan, Mm c-'l/ r:4: I ..' j ..;;ipf and giyrr. My Ir\eBd.aaa aa 12:00 Noon-Welcome Travelers I 1....i-. '.- t lot t.rr the efcaiiae taM bauaen tIll bttC In ;abOrt_u." ; : 1:00 P. M.-Baukhage Talking "- :.. d REDUCE up to 7 POUNDS E First 7 Days-Or No Cost 6:30 P. M.-Cinderella 1 MAKE THIS T-DAY TIlT .it_ rtokHlfMM 5 ,-.:/"'Vrt v ;.'e.aeenusssedis e:*4 ..iRodibiesasr7a : I pack- 9:00 P. M.-Wilie! Piper 990 ON YOUR DIALrsday s .. .: w.,it be' es aM aBc wine K "4.d I ".',lt>M &1'41 ktt _mjrm i ir ro--ut;. Make tt.it MM talv ( < Aik y oil druggiat or deowtmant atore k* Kyroa Tltuitl., .tee anndftiaeil toad tablet. _ GUt IT All DRUG AND DEPMTMafT STOUS ... . . 18 COrlatiHn fHnrntag Stnlta.Telephones! : 4161 or 3-1681 Thursday______,_December_________18__,_1947_____ r r c2EEFE5 TEA, OI1'II4ANIC. _______ ___ ___ Page ___ . ______________________________ DXTX 7JNE44 M'M'ELLLE1tTI Yaii... ,;- T24l I A eoeP U41 0 .-. WAfTTZ-STAY LEMz V.EL ZEW PC 'lOll . Citrus AuctionORANGES : 5UPPl.f4 MY Tl OUTA1 0FFEEE A fTOS 0t P.IATEEYE _ 18 MEAL Mart SplurgesAs Daily FloOds Std Soaea Tongs.Old. II Livestock Mart I z.c. FWNA1'.ON cAg.E OP YofDOCTD.illPE hEW, -I i9BEL.SEED C454.YtL.. EE. I CCFEEII Rails Hit Boom Wlrebd. md. at. CalU. 4/S Ba. < S I1 A'XIOQ 3 lNPECT _ _ I Bole Boxes Boxes I THO IASVILLE, Ga. [API!- o i.c7 An Car Avg Car Ace Car Ave Ca, AcePew arrivals' to- ! Car CITY-Warket term [USDA 1 Livestock "" 15 236Philadelphia t7. 19 4 280 13 305 11 407 : Bracket York City tuneb.ntI(I.eneran) higher_ _. 1 1 421 15 289 4 480 4 4 SUb 7 2.07 taled 600 cattle, 350 calves. and $ High 2.92 3 2 5& 1 4.47 7 4 33c 1 1 97 lower) 00 few 34 hundred hogs at eight major - Boston IInehanud) __ ___ 2 2.87 __ U' 5 474a 2 2.15 / DOW.JONES AVERAGES I Pittsburgh I.bout ___._ ___ 3 3.211 __ ___ 6 44nd 3 250 packing plants at Albany 'olum- Cln land (stronger) n __ ___ 9 462. 1 2'3 _ 2 3.30 Thomasville and ______ Moultrie ) mus , thither NEW YORK (or) Chicago nu __ 6 4.39. 2 200Ctnclnnatl M.nh Low Clow Net Ch. St. Louis thlllh@r) ._.______ __ 1 2.84 17 Dothan. Ala and Stocki: OMK __ 'l 3.01 __ __ 4 4 32e 3 2 Tifton Ga.; , .1 ..3T ) ________ 1T9.29 laO.23 178.69 179 up (higher 472. 3 194 30 Ind. . _h 'l Jacksonville and Tallahassee. n l.la n 20 Hails) 49.2J 50.61 49.12 50.50 up DetrOIu 4391 1 iK&i&x IS Ot'la 32.94 33.18 321 3304 up...] Baltimore ---------------------------------I 4.52 36 H : Hog prices turned mostly 50 &].]9 C4.ll up 0.44 ====== - 65'St'k. &].5' 64.28 Totals ------ ------ and hllber o-atrung d-UonlJer ; Composite quota- Transactions in stocks used in average a-hiaher; b-Irruular; c-unehanse4: cents higher. y..trday: Industrial*. M._227: railroads..hOO. I.-er. GRAPEFRUIT (Seed) 1-1. tions at eight major plants for R5EW 0 755225C9 Ar.E ".200; utilitia- 37.600; total Cloao Net Ch. I Florida Std. In" soft and semi-hard hogs were as Bond: Wlrelld Bona 54. Boxes '.92 UP 0.09 to choice barrows 40 .ond. Car A.a Car A.a Car Ave follows: Medium 10 lit Pails 102.74 off .-10 CITY-M.rket mostly tenD higher) _- _______ -. --- few 3.46' and gilts. 180-249 lbs' $24- II T5r4 i4C'j91P47 c'62.5c514 OVNTJ)6T 61367' 75052.H . 10 2nd Pails -- ,!SSUBii New York City ( ________ __ 3 -65 .. rCiJ 50,0)0 stj, C'S -- 7 _ UP PbU.delphl8 luneh.nud .____ n --- $24.75;:; with closely sorted long- StilT 6E,. ttl' : 10 Utils -- ________ __________ --- -- n -- --- 7367.2 Ct75.1 ItlW1syA1Idv 100.50 up 0.20 flower) .___ ___ -- : 7114 JZ.CZ2 ( Boston -- $2:1.Weights , Undo around 10 --- _ -- _._ _____________ _________ --- -- n --- hauled lots up - MARKETS AT A GLANCENew I Cl..el.nd Pittsburgh. flower) ___n__________ ________ -- --- -- u_ -- 270 Ibs. and up. $20 ;{}. ________ --- //1 __ - Chiraroflower) ._n________ -- --- -- n' $23.50-524 140- ' York I - --- -- -- $24.25; 1GO-1SO Ibs.. ; ; ----- STOCKS: Steady: elective buying. I St. Louis - n-- few 1.86 -- _n Ihs.I .6 ---------- --- 160 Ibs. $21.50-82: ; 120-140 - - PONDS: Mixed; high priced issues im- Cincinnati _flower_ ). --_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_---_-_-______ ___._n___ __ --- h n ___ and I.-. 4 ..-. Detroit Totals _. _u_-.-________._ .___ __. .- -- --.-- --- J 1.65 few 3.46 I $16.50$18.50.Il'iium good , COTTON: Irregular: hedging mill tup- I u GRAPEFRUIT (Seedlms. sows mostly $19.50-$22 25.; ! port. Std In"RI." .. Trial v477IlW Chicago 54. Boxes Wlrebd Bole HoiNew \ limit In term The practical price : CITY-M.rkel WHEAT Mixed: deferred month firm. ImosUy higher) ____ __ I 414 3 2.19 15 37IJ .. n_ , CORN: Firm; distiller reject Government -. I York CItY tunckianed1 n_ 3 2.64 3 3.89 . --. the art'aa" $:) for good and grain saving proposal.OATS Phulaaelphls Bouton 'lowerl ._- n---- =::: == 1 226 1 226 5 3.28 choice J O.IO) well-shrunk tJitrLJ : Mixed: December eased. ____.__________ __ -. -- .-- 3 2.5 HOGS: Closed slow and steady: extreme :, Cleveland Pittsburgh flower) .d_____ ___________ I 312 I 2.36 __ ___ 4 231St. 2.17 soft and semihard barrows CATTLE:top Active$27.25.and mostly 2S to SO Chicago. Louis(loser) ------------_.:::::::::-- fl 2 -10- -- --- --: :':-- 197Cincinnatiflower I and gills.I Tjtr'A.Lvgsa ; cents higher: top $]!t. i :-------------- =- 225 1 186 236 2.51Drtroll Cattle trading was active in I 3 .. . NEW YORK [lAP] Railroad j'i Totals :- -- --:--::::.::::--::::::::::: 4 290 9 233 23 3 63 25 2.33I Georgia. Florida and Alabama, - . . shares equalled their best day ;I with prices showing the full ,I k.t-I ' i ." : I tJA5.1EM- --- rr.aLP I 'OJ KID JudY ..AS I I . '. wrr..o."T PUTTBG'v \ : , since June 11 in the stock market i: I strength of earlier advances. -- : I IAN r : TOO.ju5'iETT , yesterday. with gains ranging to ,I il I I Stockers also: sold actively and ,' WJA"f 00 vU A BctLE At.i.ThEAN'M4L-' \ -=:;-..... )' -; -. .::- c... "TIW ?) I "I.: more than 2 points. i I Closing Stock Quotations strong. Most good fed slaughter (' WAOt7 0:0:2: "h5TMl.;;:' 5LE 91 I. ----. .\, ..: -- or.I .f :. A.'l-'l ( --- : ) r r and heifers weighing 450 AN A Ai .. - Demand for the carriers pro- steers Cl.vEZ'' I '3', , I YHrSPOTLIGHT I Hds. High Low LastHomntake : "" T . duced a buying flurry in the final -, NEW STOCKS YORK IN(AP s..I. elOSln price Min 13 314'. 3H 3tH4 I Ih;;. and more were quoted from F;'" -- P"GGY BANK. : r- "{ tilted 15 mast activ Houston Oil 17 27>. 27'. 27'4 S21.$21. Medium grades brought 411\ -ry hour which many and netchangs of th : : ,j ; - Hudson Motor n u 41 20>4 20'20'. I' ; i I" ': /%. r ) . I other issues back to the recovery stock yest.rdaytPenn RR 17.800 IS no. -I- I I $10.50522.Common. 2 H 1) : -::;; . fide after early easiness, although Champ Pap F 16.0OO 22.. Illinois Central _u. 43 28? 27% 28'4 steers' and heifers L\ \ > \.. i il losers persisted. No Chicago Care 15.000 1O. plus ,i- Interlake Iron ____ 4 14 13'. 13'. i:: ," "- ;( 7 1.1 ,: scattered NY Central 14,800 414 plus 1'*. Int Harvester _n__ 16 88% 87'a 871 4 were Sl.T-Slfi.7.1.: !; Tanner andsitter ' Selected steels, oils and rubbers Comolth & Sou 11.500 2..4 plus 5/.. Int Nick Can .___. 116 27 264 27 grades including bulls 1 \ U' I" Ji- 9 55 544 54% I { ? " : several Std Oil Ind 10.900 41 plus i Int Paper 0.00 c'j l"Q " the upswing in , joined Socony-Vac: 10.MO 16Vz minus '.. 'lot Tel'"c Tel nn 67 12H 124 12?. were $IO-13.:;; < reaching new 1947! highs. Unit Corp 10.&OO 21. minus 1.mSt I -3JohasManrille- c . t 1 ; ijf Largely; due to the rails! L San Fran '.900 SV. plus I.. ._.. 23 41 Vi 40% 41 Va \ Medium l beef cows brought $1:;- ; .-. oe----.... :: .: Ii. ' full! Int Nick Can '.&00 27 minus >*. Jones.. L Stl .__ 24 33'. 33". 33'. SIS and a few good Brahman c '> l climbed to lHinton I which | minus > 21' * Para Pict S.tOO Joy Mfg _.nn 13 40%. 39 39 : \ 1.Mad S22-S23.25 in Central : ( :: - average. the Associated!' Phillip Pet 9.600 9.10O 59'12'i plus minus Vi.Panhand II -KKenneroti- heiferettes were c2" \ : i: '. , Sa Garden 1\ . Press' 6O-!>tock composite!' pushed P aR 8.800 7*a Plui .. Cop ._n 33 464! 4I H noz Florida. Common cows C ; -- Meager Gr. _.___ __ 46'4&!. 46TaLaclede ; few around _ u $12.50-$15 up .-1 of a poinet to 61.7 its R.d'o-Keth.O. 7.6OO 1 no. I -L- brought = ----- ____ aP U- : * since \ov. 2.). Of Gas li xd S 4% 5 I I $16 cutters S11.50-S13.75: and 9 'ttT - best level NEW YORK AP> I IHd. ; MOBS ftRE Of&V OROINAPV( '- q'fl1 t OH I'LL STAV ON HER t: A QEE ft- 11LITTUE in .. Low Last Lehlch CAN I 10% 10 lOt S-).25-S12. with shelly canners ) High I ; issues registering another canners I .HA/ WPTCHTN'THflTfi ; U3MGEP " 1,060 Lib 0-P Glass h. 3 56 551. :56; ALL M ( FQ1&O' -- PEOPLE, ATSNIE---PEOPUE WHO : SJ1U- fairly broad market, ACF-BrlU Mot 5 7 6'. 6'. Libby MeN L _ 14 0%0' 5%0 $5-S9. Common and mediumi I''w AID FOR A LITTLE, TOBE [j SOME UNFINISHED CJSINESSMOB' JUSTX6 358 Air Reducton u 57 26% 25'. 26'. Lwgeu & Myers.. 3 17 MV 86% of bulls brought in D'Efi AVJoY6'? 5 CRUEL j I V ORETTVB and grades !sausage HAlE NOT BROUGHT SEEMS tht'ret're 459; gains Alaska Junp.u 4 4 3'. 3?. Lockheed Aire _n_ 36 14ft 13'4 13'. i ; THilIP POOR Ftilrt.ES MOBr CIVILIZED WE STILL losses. Transactions totaling Allelhan Corp M 3'. 3LAUeg 3'. LoeWs loc .___ 28 19% 19V, 19HLorlllard S12.50-S16.50. :Z MRS. tUBffS KlLI..ER"tQ JUSTICE - 1 10OOO shares' compared with Lad SU 15 30'. 291. 301. : 4 19ia UVa Some good and choice slaughter , |
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