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The Palm Beach Post LAKE WORTH NEWS The Merry-Go-Round By Drew Pearson Bcthesda Children To Give Pageant A Christmas pageant will be pre Lake Netting Suit In Dade Quashed s.y Incorporated. 831 Datura West Palm Beach, Florida. Member The. timlikd Fmi sented by children of the Church IS4-1M JOSEPH HILL. Editor.

County's Farm Incomes High Palm Beach County farm families last year produced crops and livestock with a record value of more than $19,760,000, more than double their annual gross income in comparison with 1940, according to the U. S. Bureau of Census. In a study released by the Tile WASHINGTON Most important unwritten story of the recent United Nations meeting is that Foreign Commissar Molotov and Vice-Commissar Vishlnsky came to the United States prepared to pull Russia permanently out of the United Nations. School of Bethesda by the Sea Sunday morning at 9:30.

In the story of the Nativity, the role of isn.l"! Un oni claai at the poat of He In Florida, January 18. 1916, under the mmvn ima, ann reentered February 1934 Jimmy Byrnes and Sen. Warren Austin are the the Virgin will be Played bv Anne The A I oH i men who saved the day. Class Has Party LAKE WORTH The Glad Hand Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held i Christmas party Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Powell. Juanita Dermott, class president, presented former presidents, Mrs. Howard Kerce.

and Mrs. Helen Warner, the teacher, Mrs. G. S. Sanders and former teacher, Mr.

Powell, with gifts of appreciation. Games were played. There was a gift exchange and carols were sung around the lovely Christmas tree. Refreshments were served by the Tor republication of all news. iory, the Infant by Thomas Randolph Wilkins.

with Judith Savad From secret sources they learned that a terrific TALLAHASSEE, UP) The Supreme Court ruled Friday that an attack on the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's ban on netting in Lake Okeechobee could not be made In Dade County. The court granted the commission a writ of prohibition barring Circuit Judge Ross' Williams of the Dade circuit from proceeding with a suit brought by 11. G. Stewart to enjoin the board from enforcing Its ban. battle was racing inside the Soviet Politburo regard and Helen Large as the archangels.

ing the value of the United Nations. The issue Angels will be Shelby de Pey Council of America, New York came to a head when Molotov flew back to Moscow City, D. P. Forst. chairman of Randall, Deborah Eng- China Reds Drive Near U.S.

Airport PEIPING, IP) Communist guerrillas, continuing to harass the environs of Peiping. were reported on the offensive Friday 12 milt's south of the city near the airport used by the U. S. Marines. The Catholic newspaper Social Welfare quoted military sources as saying the Communists were threatening Huangtsun, on the Peiping-Tientsin railway near the southwest corner of Nanyuan (Southern Garden) airfield, used by the Marines.

It said the Communists alio were driving on Wanping, in the hills 20 miles west of Peiping. Government forces, however, were pushing toward a Communist guerrilla base 23 miles northeast of Peiping, and Gen. Li. Tsung-jcn, chief of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's Peiping headquarters, said he did not think the Communists constituted a serious threat to either Peiping or Tientsin. just before the end of the Paris conference.

lert, Durie Desloge, Kathie Hard Residential Construction Commit MHsCRIPTION RATKS THE POST (morning dally) with THE POST-TIMES (Sunday onlv), THK TIMES (afternoon dally) with THE POST-TIMES (Sunday only). By Mall Payable In Advance Year $15.60 Three Month $3 90 Six Monthi 7.) one Month 1.30 Sunday Only On sno six Months $2 50 nv rmuivu When Molotov got back to Moscow, one Politburo Ing, Norma Dale, Frances Baird, faction was convinced that Britain and the U. were determined to use the United Nations as an "Any suit attacking the validity of the rule and resolutions must be instrument for forming an anti-Soviet united Front Dally and Sunday, per week .30 brought in the circuit court of The Politburo faction was convinced that dominant Wall Street forces planned to use some incident like Iran or Greece for dropping atomic bombs on Rus Morning Poat daily and Sunday combined with afternoon Tlmea, per week .50 tee, points out that farmers of the county today have 400 more tractors than in 1940, according to the census report, and that the number of trucks on farms likewise increased substantially. The study shows the huge Increase in farm revenue has already created heavy demand fbr general farm improvements and for home remodeling. "These facts not only indicate the importance of the farm market but also make it one which Leon County, otherwise, such suits might be brought in any of the seveial judicial circuits of the committee of Valerie Bailey, Byron Jackson.

Mr. and Mrs. Vance Woodward, to Helen Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walton, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Dermott, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Haynes, Eugene and Richard Hnynes, John Warner, Betty Warner, Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Thomas. sia. Telephone 8161 All Department. Elizabeth Langhen, Roberta Loos, Nicole Duplaix, Camilla Englert, Suzanne Stetson, Wendy Michael Wilson, Lynn Marx, Linda Dale, Patricia Collins, Diane Blabon, Mimi Manning. Officiants: William Parkey, minister; Donald Diemer.

reader; Russell Leslie, crucifer; Warren Tatoul, church flag bearer; Gary Leslie, U. S. flag bearer: James Ballen-tine and Philio Gerlach, servers; William Bromley, secretary; Stephen Docter, tardy officer; Molotov and Stalin, however, disagreed with this State of Florida, resulting in vari extremist, belligerent view. Finally, it was decided ous and different holdings. that the acid test would be the American attitude Advertising rates on application.

The management re-ir-rvea the right to reject any objectionable advertisement offered. Opinion expressed hv writer of syndicated articles published In The Poit and The Tlmea are their own and do not necessarily represent opinion entertained by The rot and The Time. toward the veto. If the U. S.

and Britain scrapped In closing Lake Okeechobee and the St. Johns River to netting, the Miss Jeanette Krautler. Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. Kirkpatrick, Norris Der commission contends it is author the veto power, it was then decided during the secret debate, it would be the signal for the Russian ized undt a constitutional amend mott, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. no businessman or manufacturer delegation to walk out.

Russia would be left in com Johnson, Mrs. Oma Wilhite. Mr. ment to regulate all fishing in can afford to overlook," It says. plete isolation.

James Goodrich and Edward Kas sat ley, ushers. and Mrs. Ernest Harvey. Nancv fresh water. However, commercial It is also understood that during the Politburo Jean Harvey, Mr.

and Mrs. D. O. fishermen claim the right to net in Choir: Jean Ballentine. Nancy Schwab.

Henry W. Krenrich, James the lake and river because both have been declared to be salt water Blosch. Mimi Chapin, Joan Frail Sally Joan Randall, Dora Wieben- Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Powell, RDB Committee Members Named COMMUNITY'S GRKATEST NKKB An adequate Kev.aice disposal and water control system, treeing Lake Worth flora contamination and rcatorlng clear water.

debates. Molotov decided to make a strong speech calling for world disarmament and calculated to test the genuine sincerity of the United States as a peaceful nation. If the United States ducked the disarmament issue, it was calculated that the USSR by special act of the Legislature. Lawrence Powell, Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Lorimer, Buddy and Connie son, Virginia Anthony, Gail Campbell, Virginia Todd, Barbara Bor- Lorimer, and Tommy Vaughn. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 21.

1946 man, Carol Chapin, Irene Frail, Membership of three Resources would appear a peaceful nation, the USA as a war Yes, Those Firemen Were Going To Fire For the information of the Port of Palm Beach those Riviera Beach volunteer firemen who drove through the port property Thursday night really were going to a fire, if a minor one. Mild concern was expressed at the commission's meeting Friday monger. Wise Senator Austin Nancy Gay Randall, Ethel Ross Corinne Tatoul, Winifred Anthony Susan Van Duesen. Development Board special committees was announced Friday by Harry H. Wilson, president.

Have Yule Party LAKE WORTH Lake Worth There will be an address by the A group which will study munic Cops Remain Calm, At Least For Time Police didn't get angry Friday, even though motorists were parking cars virtually on top of fire plugs, in no parking areas, over cross walks and practically everywhere else, in the high gear, last And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offense toward God, and toward men. Acts rector, ur. xage leisen, Chapter 111, Ordet of Eastern Star held a Christmas party Thurs Senator Austin, chief of the American delegation and a man who has shown increasing stature as 1 statesman, sensed the Russian fears almost at once. Result was that when Molotov made his bristling. ipal, county and State taxation problems is headed by George A.

Nicol, and includes: E. Harris Drew. Charles F. Shewmake, Alf day night. Mrs.

Laurajean McClure gave two readings. Carols were over reports of a wild dash of a though initial, talk to the General Assembly, Austin sung and gifts were distributed fire engine, followed by numerous private cars. H. M. Tschirgi, port Resort Pupils Give Christmas Program Nielsen, Roy Gels, Edgar G.

Hamilton, Herbert S. Johnson, H. A. called a hasty meeting of the American delega tion. Result of the meeting was a split.

Senator Van from the beautifully decorated SERVICE FROM PUBLIC SERVANTS minute Christmas rush. tree. Hubbard, Herbert Beck. The police agreed, however, that denberg. Congresswoman Helen Gahagon Douelas P.

P. DeMoya is chairman of a Pupils at the Palm Beach Private of California. Mrs. Roosevelt, and Chicago's Adlai General Dwight Eisenhower has revived a theory of government which has undeniably fallen' into disuse the past few years. To a New York reporter there had been no armistice declared for the holidays.

Wrong Plans were made to hold a banquet in honor of the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Bessie Christian, at the time of her official committee, which held its first meeting last night at 7 p. in Stevenson all urged Austin to call Russia's bluff School held their Christmas program before a group of parents engineer, was asked to investigate. A phone call to the Riviera Beach fire station brought a report that there had been a fire some place; the man on duty thought it was the Florida Power and Light Co. plant A cail to the trouble department of the latter traced the blaze to the Harbor Bar.

come out emphatically for disarmament. However, Pahokee, to arrange an agricultural exhibit for the January con- vention of fruit and vegetable dis in Miami the other day he expressed his belief that "Public figures have certain public responsibilities and obligations. It is a shame sometimes to see the beating decent American men and women take ana menas rriday, aner which the school closed for Christmas vacation to resume Jan. 2. William Y.

Sayad, gave the welcome after which there was a program of sketches, carols and recitations, under the direction of tributors. Members are: H. E. Cox, Herschel Allen, John Dulany M. U.

Mounts, Jesse Elliott, Roy from their public servants." parkers will get red tag.i if and when police catch up with the wild rush into the business area for holiday shopping. Streets into the downtown districts were jammed Friday night, the second of the season in which stores remained open until 9 p. m. The streets were just as crowded during the shopping hours. No particular break in the big rush is anticipated until after Monday.

The stores go back on regular hours Tuesday. Segree, Ralph J. Blank. Transportation connected with visit to the Chapter, Jan. 27.

Mrs. Essie Marko and George F. Gras-nick compose the committee on arrangements. Mrs. Mary Wright served as worthy matron in the absence of Mrs.

Shirley Sabrosky who has been ill. Three past matrons and one past patron of Northern chapters were introduced. Refreshments were served to more than 100 members and guests by Mrs. Marie Rasmussen, Mrs. Eva Swarts and Mrs.

Maude Boren. The general thinks, in other words, that in a democracy the government serves the people, not Miss Bess Marie Elliott, assisted by Joan Harris, Betty Lou Fleming Salvation Army Plans 'Mexico Day' Services One of the most amazing devel this gathering was to be arranged by a group headed by Walter Sar the people the government, and that the people are, ana Helen Cundiffe. gent, and including: Cecil Vaughn lading pari in Bethlehem Town" were therefore, entitled to that respect from govern' mental officials which employes owe the boss. Pub opments in the world-wide spread of the Salvation Army is recalled John Callahan, Floyd B. May, Louis Off, Thomas Farmer, Mort Livingston.

Roy Updike, J. M. Sul- wan Mrect Jonn oster Dulles and Texas Tom Connally were not enthusiastic. Neither were some of the career advisers from the State Department. In the end, when Austin, a hard-headed Ver-monter, rose to talk, he refused to answer Molotov's bitter invective.

Instead, he spoke cordially but effectively for disarmament. This was one of the most important speeches of the entire conference. From that point on. the first slight conciliatory Russian overtones became apparent at Committee meetings. At the Council of Foreign Ministers, however, Molotov continued to talk tough.

With a trivia of arguments over the Balkan treaties, he tried to wear Jimmy Byrnes down. Finally, Byrnes took the bull by the horns, held a one-hour heart-to-heart talk with Molotov. What Russia's No. 2 man really wanted to know was where the S. stood on revision of the veto.

Byrnes reassured him. Flatly he declared that the United States believed as firmly in the rule of unanimity (vetol now as it did at San Francisco. Molotov was elated. Dramatically, next day. he atrreed to five American proposals on the np iwne Lnapin, Andrew Binney, Carol Chapin.

Bailtfy B. Sory, 3d, Diane Smith, Anne Motch, Olivia MorrUh, Nicholas Til-ney. Elizabeth Brokaw, Diana Parish. Caroler were Marilyn Fuller, Howard lic servants, he says, are committed to public service. lvan, C.

C. Lee, Norman Richeldt This idea is by no means revolutionary. Am by plans to observe "Mexico Day in services at the local Citadel Sunday at 8 p. Mai. Charles Kusseu.

cnaries Howard, Mnrjorie Braver-man. David Morrish. Elizabeth CoMini. Jack Thompson, Eddie Longo Judtth Sayad. William Johnson.

Maritena Russell Helm. Johnson said Friday. Couple Honored LAKE WORTH John E. En- njinaiein. i nomas upnam.

Janet Day, Anne Sorv, Judith Wells. Marv Lvnn Hart. erican democracy is founded on it, and American textbooks are full of it. But as government has become a bigger and bigger business, it has been hon The corps in Mexico Is now an William Seed. Peter Willii.

Elizabeth Defen- integral part of the Salvation Army, with Adjutant Alejandro Guz ari, Maryvonne tad gene, Grejjnry Matthews. Rotiin Hanke. Elizabeth Collins gram and Miss Dorothy Vogcl. whose marriage will be solemnized ored more and more in the breach rather than in the observance. And it's definitely due for a re Morrison's Santa Flies Down Monday gave ine nrisimaa spirit.

"Christmas Eve in Santa Land with Air Reserve Croup Officers Selected The West Palm Beach chapter of the Air Reserve Association was formed at a meeting last night when 40 reserve officers of the Palm Beaches drew plans for the organization when they met at the Reserve Training Detachment Headquarters at Morrison Field. Members of the group, who are this afternoon were honored at a Fred Vogg as Santa and Patricia Sayad as spaghetti dinner Thursday night vival. mi. 9nia. was pi esemea ov duuiis en act Ine the part of Santa's helpers and as given by Miss Winifred Waggener, Miss Nancv Burkholder and Miss 1 A gigantic Christmas party foi Take the case that General "Ike' particularly sistants from various lands.

Participants included Edith Hutchinson Balrd. Peter cited, that of the police. Certainly there can be no man in charge. This is a development which began when Senor Guzman, inspired to devote himself to religious work among the poor, organized a group which he called the "Salvation Patrol." An American visitor pointed out the similarity in name and purpose with the Salvation Army, and consolidation followed. treaties, next aay, also, Kussian delegates fell in line at the General Assembly.

Since then, thin's children of all Morrison Field military personnel, with Santa racing down from the North Pole in disputing the fact that police were established for Jeanne Hawks at the home of the latter, 29 S. St. The table was centered with a three tiered wedding cake topped lownsend. James de Pevster. Wiley Reynolds.

3d. Kathenne Harding. Thomas Drake, Durie Deslnge. Nicole and Arlane Duplaix. Timmy Harrison.

Elton Motch. Alex and George Causey. David and Mary Ann Speno, Joe and Curtln Wlnaor. Betsy have moved swiftly. For the first time sine the protection of the public.

And they are paid part of a national organization Day. the Russians have been acting as believers in, as well as members of, the United Nations. from funds supplied by the taxpayers. The people of former Air Force officers, named Edson E. Daly, president and then, undeniably are justified in expecting from the tiarnson.

joanne i neian, reter jansiK, Stuart Francke. Elizabeth Larmhatfi, Shel-by de Peyster. Jocklyn Leis, Robert Hasler, Other deleeations have al'o sensed the change in the suspicious Russians. The Soviet rlplpiraHnn selected a full slate ot officers police courteous, efficient, and respectful service. a C47, will be held at the wes hangar at the field at 3:30 p.

m. Monday. Santa will taxi right up to the open doors of the hangar, get out and go inside to a platform from which he will distribute presents to all the children as they file had been consistently outvoted for the past year. Deaths And Funerals to serve temporarily until the chapter charter has been issued. Calvin Balsam.

Michael Helm. Stephen Cutter, Peter Tuwnsend. Dennett Goodrich. Lewis and Philip Titnev. Julian Love.

Susan Townsend. Karl Mel.on, Terry Fuller, Michael Parish. John Balsam. David Maxwell. Lucille Vanderhilt.

Pebble nut aner moiotov cnanged his tune. Russia won Many policemen fill that bill. But many others do not so many, in fact, that General Eisenhower finds it necessary to admonish civilian police, as he with miniature bride and groom. A social evening was enjoyed. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.

C. B. Waggener and Mrs. Kenneth M. Hawks.

Other guests were Miss Virginia Sullivan, Miss Carolyn Gillette, Miss Marjorie Protiva. Paul Douglass, Harold Fleenor, William Humphrey, Lloyd Cook, Buddy Thomas and Roger Collar. Other officers named last night SANDERS, LARRY. Infant Sand several victories of varying importance, even getting British Empire support on at least two meas include J. Sidney Owens former deputy commander at Morrison ers, 6-months-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. John B. Sanders, Belle Glade, past. Before returning to their ures. The susnicious Russians now seem to have learned Held, vice president, Fred J.

has his own MPs: "A police officer is a servant. He should act like a servant, too. He is not an Indian potentate or an Aztec god who is untouchable died at a Belle Glade hospital Friday following a short illness. that the charter of the United Nations is a euarantee reggy speno, jacit uooancn. Resort School Gives Christmas Program seats, they will be given ice cream, according to advance notices from Santa.

Group singing of Christmas Mueller, secretary, and Alexander McPherson, treasurer. Other survivers include a broth of fair treatment for countries which fairly play the game. and not to be disturbed by the rabble." er, Glenn Sanders; two sisters-in- law, Hazel Sanders, Washington, Needy Family To Get Crack In Iron Curtain Most amazing proof of the new Russian attitude Police Court LAKE WORTH A bond of $125 D. and Margaret Sanders, Bella The Palm Beach Public School For this deplorable condition individual uniformed offenders are not actually to blame, of course. The state of mind which produces it has Glade; two brothers-in-law, Joy B.

Home For Christmas Rave its Yule program in the carols will open the program and a 20-minute trained dog act, secured from Miami, will entertain Santa, the children and the parents. The program has been arranged by Lt. Col. John D. Bridges, field was forfeited by Carl Eric Nord-man, West Palm Beach, in munic was Molotov's invitation to the press of the world to come to Moscow for the March Foreign Ministers Conference and operate with the same freedom the press had in Paris and New York.

It hasn't been Sanders and Jack Sanders both of Belle Glade. drifted down from above. Policemen take their cue ELMIRA, N. Y. WP) A crippled ipal court Friday.

He was charged school auditorium Thursday night under the direction of the principal. Miss Jean Matheson. Two vocal solos were given by from holders of public office. And many office with reckless driving. announced, but the Russians have agreed to let the young mother and her three small boys who are living in a concrete milkhouse will have a new home for Christmas as a gift from an UN set up a Moscow office, through wh ch it will Carol Ruschmeyer and other num Graveside services will be held 2 p.

m. Saturday at the Port May-aca Cemetery, Belle Glade. The Berry Funeral Home, Pahokee, has charge of arrangements. operations officer, aided by wives of GI personnel. Special Services, the Officers' Ciub and chaplain.

holders have come to regard a position of public trust as a personal possession, carrying with it no responsibility to the people which need be recog be able to distribute information about uther countries direct to the Russian people. The Russians bers included a marionette play by the fifth grade under the direc anonymous Elmira group. say they won censor the literature or have anv con The site, materials and labor to nized in day-to-day dealings with individual citizens. Parents may park their cars during the program on the line between the hangars. Andrew Kovacks.

718 So. charged with reckless driving and causing an accident and leaving the scene, was fined $50 and costs. Joe L. Hobbs, Boca Raton, charged with petit larceny of a wrist watch, was fined $25 and costs. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Webb, Orlando, charged with intoxication, trol over the UN officials nicked to work in Moscow build a four-room bungalow were Greatest evidence of the new Soviet line is the contributed after a businessmen's MANNING, JOSEPH WILLIAM. Mr. Manning, 89, Boynton Beach, died Friday at 2:45 a. m.

at a lo As the years have passed, governmental officials have seemed to become further and further removed, mentally as well as physically, from the taxpayers who elect and support them. Rare indeed is agreement to permit United Nations arms inspectors to inspect Russian arms factories under the disarmament plan. This appears to be unconditional lifting club, setting out to help the under-priviliged, found the family in a farm milkhouse. cal hospital following an extended of the iron curtain and paves the way for genuine The 23-year-old mother, para were each fined $7.50 and costs. Woman Hurt In Bogota Fails To Get Funds Plans of Mrs.

Mildred Dixon tion of Mrs. Doris Bennett and Homer Large; carols by the song flute orchestra of the third grade, under the direction of Mrs. Fenwick P. Cole, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Wheatley; choral reading by the sixth grade, under the direction of Miss Vivian Davis; carols by the Junior High School Glee Club under the direction of Mrs.

B. B. Lewis and carols by the audience, directed by Mrs. Doris Bennett with Mrs. Charles illness.

He came to Florida 40 years ago from New London, and had tnenasnip. lyzed from the waist down, is confined to a wheelchair. Cold fact is that the Russians are still almost O. W. Pepper was fined $5 on an intoxication charge and Ed Lundy brutally suspicious, terribly sensitive.

However, the Sixty-five volunteers, who began resided at Boynton Beach for the last six years. ravages of war have given the Soviet an enormous forfeited a $10 bond on the same charge. Four Square Gospel missionary work Thursday, expect to finish Job of reconstruction. For this, peace is absolutely who was slashed in a South Amen He was a member of the Metho the house by Christmas Eve. can street disturbance last Satur necessary togeiner wun outside loans and credits.

dist Church. To Sponsor Party To get them, the Russians know they have to play day and flown here by Interna Funeral arrangements will be Chicago Mayor Kelly tional Air Freight Lines Wednesday oau as genuine memoers ot tne lamuy ot nations. LAKE WORTH Carl Vogel- Gessner at the piano. announced by the Lake Worth Funeral Home. Mississippi Loyalty Donald Lee Post 47, American Legion, will sponsor a children's An emeruuning parents skii was ii presented by Carl Geilvalt and UlOOSCS OUCCCSSOr Down in Mississippi, they don't believe at all in the GOP campaign slogan "Had Enough?" At Christmas party Sunday from 3 Nicholas J.

Docter. least, not according to Felix T. Newton, Hattiesburg, to 5 p. at the Legion Home. night, to fly home to Ft.

Worth, Texas, Friday were canceled, police said, when relatives in Texas failed to send the necessary transportation funds. According to police, Mrs. Dixon had wired her sister, Mrs. Bill Martin, in Ft. Worth, asking her the officeholder who is not almost always "too busy" to see a private individual who has a complaint or a suggestion to make.

It is true, of course, that government is now much more complex and demanding than once it was. But additional work has brought with it additional employes, so that surely even the busiest official must have some free time he could devote to consultation with the people whose interest supposedly is his interest. In any event, the people would certainly gain from a more general application in government circles of the down-to-earth philosophy which makes "Ike" Eisenhower refer to himself, Army chief of staff, as a "glorified desk sergeant." If more capitalized executives thought of themselves in less sanctimonious terms, we would have a government that would more often provide us with public service from public servants. contractor who gave Senator Bilbo four Max Curtiss, chairman, an checks totaling $25,000, but who says that Mississippi nounced there will be magic tricks, IN THE CITY wouia reelect ine Man an over again. movies, banta Claus, candy, re L.

R. Bishop, secretary of the Furthermore, drawls the bulky. Mississippi con freshments and presents for all CHICAGO P) Martin H. Kennelly, 59, business and civic leader, Friday became the Democratic organizaion's candidate for mayor of Chicago and Mayor Edward J. Kelly, who held the post since 1933, bowed out of the picture.

Kennelly formally accepted the endorsements of Mayor Kelly and Port of Palm Beach Commission tractor, "if Senator Ferguson (of Michigan) and these to forward $200 for plane fare for children attending. and L. Trevette Lockwood, town other so-and-sos up here think $25,000 was heavy herself and '12-year-old son, Jerry. ISHERWOOD, RALPH L. Mr.

Ish- erwood, 65, died Thursday at 9:45 p. m. at his home at 1507 S. Federal Lake Worth, after an extended illness. He came here 11 years ago from Washington, D.

and was the owner and operator of the Lake Worth Nurs- ery on the S. Federal Lake Worth. Survivers include his wife, Pearl Isherwood; a brother, W. B. Isher-wood, Washington; a sister, Mi's.

Ballard E. Galloway, San Antonio, manager of Palm Beach, were back sugar to give Bilbo to help Doxey, let them wait and Lake Worth Churches Friday after attending a farewell The reply from Ft. Worth, police said, came Friday morning in the form of a $10 money order. see how much real dough we raise down in the Mag I ALVAItt METHODIST lat Ave. So.

party in Jacksonville for Col. A. nolia State if it becomes necessary for Bilbo to run and SL The Rev. Don A. Cooke, pastor.

Service 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 o. m. Jones, retiring as district engineer.

The Dixons were understood to a slate-making committee of 14 again. Until the arrival of Col. Willis have checked out of their down Democratic Party leaders to enter Bilbo is our friend, and we are his friends, and HHST BATTIKT 2nd Ave. So. and St The Rev.

U. Keid. pastor. Services Teele, Maj. Blase Nemeth will con town hotel room and to have gone the April 1 mayoral contest we have already perfected the organization and have a.

m. and p. m. FIRST III Kt ll OF LAKE WORTH tinue as acting engineer. with friends here until their finan Russell W.

Root, former Cook the funds in sight to send him right back to Wash CONGREGATION AL 2nd Ave. S. ana Tex. County Republican chairman, has cial and transportation problem is ington if these smart alecks up here presume to tell The Veterans Administration Federal Hwv. Ihe Kev.

Herbert v. uraetz. minister. Servicea 11 a. m.

FIRST PKF.SHYTF.RIAN 3rd Ave. No. The Lake Worth Funeral Home us we can elect the man we want. worked out. Mrs.

Dixon, still con EXPLANATIONS, PLEASE One frequently hears it said that "everybody has announced his mayoral candidacy with the backing of Gov. Dwight here will be closed the afternoon Behind The United Nations Curtain will announce arrangements. and Federal Hwy. The Rev. Fred A.

Kull- of Dec. 24 and on Christmas Day valescing from stab wounds suffered in a tussle with two men on the main street of Bogota, Colom One UN puzzle was the whereabouts of Congress H. Oreen party organization. mar. pastor, services ii a.

m. FIRST- CHRISTIAN 3rd Ave. No. ami it was announced Friday by Lloyd man Charles Eaton of New Jersey who becomes BARRETT, JOHN "JACK" W. Mr.

St. The Rev. O. K. Cult pastor Services Day, officer in charge.

Barrett, 229 Coninston died a. m. and 7 p. m. T.

ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Lucerne House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman next month. Both Eaton and N. Sol Bloom made bia, had hoped to fly out of here Friday morning. Red Fleet Admits 'One-Sided Picture' Ave. and Paimway.

The Kev. Mason A. themselves scarce Mrs. Roosevelt fought hard for erazcii. priest in cnaree.

services cou Friday at the home of his brother, Edward Forbes, following I month's illness. He had lived in the Glades since 1919. and 11 a. m. Parcel On Way Again Sailfish Certificates FIRST CHL'RI'H Or CHRIST.

St T1ST 18 No. Lakesidt Or. Services MOSCOW, (JP) The newspaper Seventeen sailfish certificates, He served in the Canadian army m. 8ACRKD HEART CATHOLIO No. Sth Red Fleet, official organ of Soviet ten to feminine anglers, were is liberalism inside the American delegation, but defended her delegation's decisions publicly even when she opposed them privately The British delegation split wide open after the left-wing House of Commons revolt.

Some Englishmen accused the'r delegation of being "the tail of the Republican-dominated American kite." Ave. and Federal Hwv. The Rev. Fr. The Cash, Christmas parcel that lost its address label after leaving this city, and was later returned by postal officials of Washington, D.

was on the way naval forces which last October James Cann, pastor. Mass Sunday. 8. sued Friday for catches registered at the West Palm Beach Fishing iu, a. m.

aany cju au m. ana a. m. Club, officials announced. in the First World War and was a member of Masonic Lodge 211, Pahokee, and the First Church of Christ, Scientist.

He was employed as a civil engineer in Miami and later was agent for the Gulf Oil carried an article by Capt. V. An-dreev casting aspersions on the Allies' conduct of wartime convoys OL SAVIOR LI THEKAN Lake Ave again to Virginia Friday, postal Receiving certificates were Mrs. and St The Rev. Robert L.

Lail. otticiais said. pastor. Services 11 a. m.

Rose Miller, New York City, for her to Russian ports, Friday admitted an error. FltEK METHODIST Lucerne Ave and sailfish catch measuring 7 ft. Hi Reading a news story In the Thursday Post that officials here tne Kev. K. J.

Miliasan. pastor. Services 11 a. m. and 7:45 p.

m. inch; Fred Kraus, New York Cily, Red Fleet republished in full an were attempting to locate the send SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 7th Ave. Company at Canal Point. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Mirell Simon Funeral Home. 7 ft.

4 inch; Mrs. Maud Leonard, article which appeared Thursday in Niv and Fpriprnl Hwv. Elder Fenton E. er of the Christmas parcel, the money nowadays." That, of course, is bunk. A good half of our population, with less than an average annual family income of $2,000, is still finding it hard to make ends meet.

And their tough time is beginning to show up in reports of lower meat consumption, for example. It isn't that there's no meat to be had. A lot of the customers just can't pay the prices. So we think it would be nice to hear from the livestock men and others who assured the country that, with unsuccessful, unobserved and frequenitly unworkable controls removed, prices would quickly find a reasonable level once the unnatural demand was satisfied. That's what could and should have happened.

But instead prices of many items keep going up even when, as in some higher-priced cuts of meat, supply exceeds demand. In other items, like soap and shirts and crackers and such, the buying public is getting nickeled and dimed and quartered until all but the really rich are getting pinched. So let's have 1 few explanations. They're due those people who voted last month not only for an end of price controls, but for abundance at a decent price. Otherwise the price-hikers may discover that the country can still go just as sour on arrogant Individualists as it can on bumbling bureaucrats.

Froom. pastor. Services Saturday, 2:30 Thornton, 7 ft. 9 inch; Dur- Pravda, the Communist Party mond Ferguson, Atlanta, 7 ft. newspaper, saying Andreev gave an owner of the gift package contacted the post office, re-wrapped his package and the gifts Friday were incorrect, one-sided picture of 2 inch; Edith Lamb, Beach Haven N.

7 ft. 6V4 inch; P. D. Sulli these operations, but adding that aDoara a train Virginia-bound. van, San Antonio, 5 ft.

5V4 foreign commentators had exploited and 4 p. m. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Sth Ave. No. and Dixie Hwy.

The Kev W. O. Barden. pastor. Services 11 a.

7:45 p. m. SALVATION ARMY Capt. Lloyd Love-stead In charge. Services 10 a.

7:30 p. nv. 8 p. m. I'NIVERSAL The Church wttft tht Open Door Woman's Clubhouse.

O. H. Cast, minister. Services Sunday. 7:45 p.

m. cifl'Kf-H of (loll 714 North St. inch; Jane Kahler, Lake Worth, 6 Andreev statements for purposes of an anti-Soviet campaign. ft. 7 inch; A.

E. Cason, Delray Beach, 7 ft. 7 inch; W. D. Nord- Assault To Kill Charges THE STARS SAY- By Genevieve Kemble For Saturday, December 21 Some brilliant idea or inspiration, or possibly sudden good news of unusual significance, may spur the energies to concentrated endeavors to take advantage of the surprising turn of events.

While the basic urge may be sound and well fortified by events, yet there may be a singular twist of a confusing or bewildering nature. It may be well to weigh all factors before making snap decisions or taking action. Careful analysis and reflection may pay surprising dividends. Those whose birthday it is are justified in anticipating a year of intriguing, singular or bewildering denouements, in which sudden news, strange contacts or adventure, may incite to a concentration of the energies and faculties in bringing about Charges of assault to kill were hem, Ingleside, 7 ft. 4 Students Entertained inch; Mrs.

John Dickenson, New placed against Sam Whitfield, 21- ANDERSON, NEILS. Mr. Anderson, 72, 320 Monroe died Thursday night at his home after a long illness. He had lived here since 1925 when he built the King's Court Apartments which he operated until about a year ago. He was a member of the IOOF for 45 years and had held many offices in the order.

Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Caroline Anderson; a daughter, Mrs. Forrest Coons, Atlanta; three sisters, Mrs. Joel Anderson, Los York City, 7 ft. 1 inch and 7 ft, O'Neal Hughes, pastor.

Services. 11 s. ta and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School.

10 a. m. YPE Friday, 7:30 p. Prayer meeting. Wednesdav, 7:30 p.

nv Phone 794. year-old city negro, in connection By Legion Auxiliary 3 inch; Charles Roden, Boynton, 7 Pupils of the Royal Palm School. THK I HI llt'H Or l.uu 1U1D ao. yi at. The Rev Stone, pastor Services ft.

6 inch; Mrs. Lloyd Roden. Boynton, 7 ft. 8 Inch; Mrs. Ray Tait with an attack on Robert Parks, another negro, Sunday night, County Solicitor W.

E. Roebuck reported Friday. Whitfield was which is operated in conjunction with the Palm Beach Crippled Sundav, 11 a. ana cm m. I.ANTANA roMMl'NITY CHURCH Cleveland, 7 ft.

8 inch, and Church and Sunday School at school house. ft. 7 inch; Harold Whitmore, Children's Clinic, were entertained Thursday by the American Legion taken into custody by city police and turned over to the county The Rev. K. jacKson, auna.iy School, 10 a.

m. Preaching aervlce. 11 Cleveland, 7 ft 5 inch, and Florence Michael, Delray Beach, m. roM'OHnANT HIBLE CLASS. Women's Auxiliary at their fifth annual Christmas party.

Friday the school closed for Christmas vacation. Angeles, Mrs. Edmund Stromberg, ft. 8 inch. Cluh Building, s.

Federal Adlai Loudy, leader. Services third Sunday, 11 Brooklyn, and Mrs, Esther Ahl- CITRUS ROBBERY worthwhile and enduring benefits. However, the judgment is complicated and obscure, so it might be. advisable to analyze cautiously ail underlying factors before taking action. Be sure the ways and means are based on sound tactics before tackling The clinic room, where the small Local police Friday were called roMMl'NlTJ BIBLE CLASS Woman's guests assembled, was attractively uh Hu dine.

s. Federal Hwv. The Kev. into the case of The Great Citrus Joseph A- Davis, teacher. Services 3:30 Theft in Jupiter last nights decorated in Christmas greens with a tall tree as the outstanding p.

m. critical problems. Many benefits are at stake. SO THEY SAY It is clear that if the United Nations organization Is to be used as a forum for debating ideological differences it will fail. British Prime Minister Clement Attlee.

It seems that the truck driven Light Standard Hit A light standard on the west side of N. County Rd. south of the Country Club was broken off Friday afternoon, when a car, driven by Miss Jan Lichty, 611 El Vedado, city, got out of control and plough A child born on this day has excellent mentality, feature. Santa Ciaus appeared by Asa Hackney of White City gren, Sweden, and a grand-daughter. Funeral services will be held at the Ferguson Chapel at 2:30 p.

Sunday with the Rev. Paul H. W. Olander, Union Congregational Church pastor, officiating. Members of Palm Beach Lodge 88, IOOF will be in charge at the graveside in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Girl Scout Reports with a shrewd and astute grasp of critical elements, but sound principle should be the deciding factor in broke down on the highway and promptly at 1:30 and distributed gifts to all the boys and girls, after which ice-cream and cake were Hackney set out on foot for re solving dilemmas. Committee chairmen of the Girl Scout Council of the Palm Beaches gave their annual reports on the served. ed against lt. pair parts. In his absence, thieves with a flair for wholesale robbery robbed the abandoned truck of Miss Shirley Jorgenson.

710 Mrs. Lloyd Clemmer was In charge of the auxiliary committee, Ten Years Ago Today There is no shortage of funds on the part of those who want to build. But veterans don't want new homes. They want homes in which to house their families until they know where they are going to he 10 years from now. Herman Stichman, New York State housing commissioner.

vuiumai one oi inree gin com- oc panion, with Miss Lichty, suffered "tTV'J grapefruit, and about 35 boxes of Noble Grand H. L. Steele, requests all lodge brothers to attend. assisted by Mrs. George Woesner, Mrs.

M. A. Bishop and Mrs. R. R.

a cut lip and was taken to Good tangerines. groups activities when members met Friday. Miss Lucille Taylor, executive director of the council, who has just completed a four week course in Girl Scout work in Wisconsin, gave a report of the training. The group drafted preliminary Citing the disturbed international situation, of War Woodring, recommends increases in Samaritan Hospital by the police Brown. FISHING CATCHES trained reserve manpower, fighting airplanes and TRUCK MISSING to have lt sewed up.

The others were unhurt. Palm Beach police investigated, and damages are expected to be Yacht Club Do-k Commodore, Capt. John Schaef- Columbus Bolen, 807 12th told police Friday that someone had stolen his panel truck from fer H. R. Van Sickle.

L.Mich.. 7 ft. 8 in. 65 lb. sail, 5 plans for combining the annual council dinner with a birthday ob settled.

Satisfactory settlement for RATION DATES SUUAR Book 4. Stamp SI. toad through Dec. 31. Spare Stamp.

9 and 10. Rood for five pounds for canning through Dep. 31. Application and inquiries addrenspd to RatfnninK Officer, 51 N. E.

tat St. Miami. 32. Fit. other equipment for the Army.

Approximately 200 bodies are recovered from the ruins of San Vicent Salvador, razed by a devastating earthquake. An elusive, boastful trio of hoodlums, in Indiana known as the Al Brady gang, announce their We arrested (Archbishop Aloysius) Stepinatz and we will arrest everyone who resists the present state of affairs, whether he likes It or not. Marshal Tito. I am sorry to say, a lot of laboring men voted Republican on this occasion (Nov. 5) because they limply had got tired of seeing the Democrats around.

Henry A. Wallace. in front of his house, and J. P. servance of the Girl Scouts in dolphin: Sickle, 15 lb.

tuna; Percy Darnell, Detroit, 1 dolphin; the light standard will preclude action being taken for reckless driving, according to Lt L. O. Prevatte, of General Foods, re-nnA can i a v. i March and planned to discuss annual reports and 1947 objectives L. MacDonald.

Detroii. 2 dol IK" (tu a uuu.ju vii mil nutci had been taken from his car. intentions of "making Dillinger look like a piker." at the January meeting. I phin..