32 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c90b7375cae3f3e8799b76b449c1d80c.pdf a7d2338524e77799b0e0a8bc9352c272 PDF Text Text leaders O f .Business Are Told F inancial Outlook O f Nation Has Improved A8H1KQ+0N <*>P» 1" evicting; |ai i faau* irmy n n If* President Cut* i t Gamer today-.1 fatlw* of thg m veterans, a rail?* U> of th* original • A rommittaa ( «l by J ir a te waUt m irth,* f a , ramblifaf kouaaa y o u Way an tha Into tsttvHp. by a tin Scene Of Disorder When Youth YeUt For Right To Spook hn| proa f o ,r S to ,w . and .ptalmatloa police, stirred n!«ht of vLWiit M M lal business and tram portaMm world* w on told h u t night by tho praaldnt of th* Amorkan Bankora Association that tha naUom financial outlook, haa boon unmistakably Improvtd. ' Ta addition, .aid r n a c la II. Slaton, Ktad of thr bank*r( orgaaiiatloa, th>ro existed tho moat favorable factors for bualnosa recuptratlon «lnc* the boom days of W Blsalon ipokt a t Jfa annual ippara Bask* tbo a n lion. “ Th. of ho* bankl* with. M study find tl look or At X Inllaom ! WASHINGTON, Dm. 1 4 .-(AVA man idtntlflsd at Martin Ksmmtror, of Allrnlown, Pa., threatcnad the l’ou»> chamber with a lead'd revolver yesterday, demMdfaA^A lu.,jlahU Ja.t*B*ahi» ow T »i fteor, tail threw down Ms V«st organisation of Ita kind. abroad. r a n and wav arrosted without inM0 * r banking .trueturn la vary Disco much flounder a t the rlaso o f thlg (C m Ha wa» .riled by polka after satin: ly disrupting pro ceding* on tha floor and naariy clearlnr the g y ik rk s eh n ho stood' t p - m f ' # ^ y . : »hvl#>v\far*»nt*rr at this America dtbts ■ a ftf astlmated the air n rth arana In that city at 500. Sees New. Align meat As Grave Peril To Peace Far u t. • *V- ' • ‘Of T , ;B -#.WTo k y o . ! U Da?. 1 « i msmhnaabnp.)" '* from.bthen, Volifc WMhlncton todmsr •« ri«5-gr > ,tm 1...... .. J J J j " and IhjT right tq • peak**I I ,1ff> Representative llttee e’ialreiaa, a* to P rw IL at vrouW ilgw Tor w hotl.n the ad. prohibition I t In the dry enuac g .tfa ll' fore* against far Hll yesterday b*r a . Way. ^ Ird. by BUbap Jama* of U i MatlMiflrt Oriaut, amphatkally , dissented man, .hot la an appilmvnt whir* yesterday from tho aaaartlmi of Mayor C.rraak «ahl h. undent.od |f n h n Utvlnoff, Russian* ftrslgti *;n unemployed painter was just cammltaar, t k a t ^ a l t stneofa trying to autko sa ls mod by sallfaiaada fa peam»^wQI wtrletrmJ ipg hern, bfvw-w hatcvsr he Is, tha liiuoiptIon of ^Saaao-Chlnasc [ h# was rrninttg a bvsr flat." rslatlons( I *-jt^ a tout time tbo polka A govrmmsntal s p a k t a m a n ihemielve. d a r t 10m. sheeting,* ckafasttrjasd thv ac u fd rcacbt.l Ccrauk »ald. “I toll ih* captains D asA jr between O q m le asr Lit- Jisi* wjs not on* •p.akea.-.y In viaoff and Dr. W. W. Tsn, China's, dawn that lbey or their man didn't saokssmsn a t tha tongue of No- now abtaL But thvy had to hava ttpM, aa "a reunion of farco, oT 4 politemaa kilted to rrovo what dtatiMtlom.1* * ./ | uild waa tree, that such r*wrta * Ho tevmtd tha kssumptlen. of raibor tha worst type vf ctlmL' aanaol diplomatic rslatlons be ailai" . > twssn Russia, an d'C hina, as on* While ho sra* dlr.cU nc* Iliad* ‘hai would Imperil-peace In the against bvsr ftaU, tho slain poRast. *y llcsmaq's widow herself waa testOffktal* geoirally agrevd that Hying a t an laqursi shit It was no. tbs ar-ord wil| arrost tbr recent rpeakeacy where her hosbaxd was , tendency'toward Improvement In silled and Ihat^to was a friend of R>**d-J* panes* retail one growing Ui# anamployed pointer. paymaat ha wllhhald United Stats* shouldrrrlslsu fa th# debt Tha Bslfian goran signed' after v e t l i g t ta withhold paymaat « Mmber* in the midst of a la making Mr. ^ p w o rth tha ra> Daputlsa thls-i dplsnt of tha fiviv*| p i which i------- --J*f»a mad# In tha vdMUaaal study roe ms of Lymtn High School near Ungwoou, Principal W. J. Weils, debt ' litfcfCit dub the -tj Jr., of tha pchool cac^grad that it StatOo -tomorrow, iPrpwMT rsprvsantad not M ly tha g:od o u a n liilm io t told tha Cb* that p vata against paym tgt t conMhsts a ."groat. perU," ■ several which appeared before Municipal Judg« JL W. Wars In dk>ll*e Court Monday afternoon to a R u s s »-Chin's* •aid fa havs lnfhsdeeWou far ths Japanese ysstrrdsy which bluntly lo V Christian I RnSaia Md XT. R. study 1 S T nli*" S n a t c h e r s P a t In Jail On S u s p ic io n ^ r ■ t Intersection D f rench* Thirteenth »*#ra b ^ if a d a y ate lodged a fa ran away. «fafa9Wfa' tb* dad to th* them in rm. They oor. lie in g-liool. tld not troubles. fa fa tt >9— iV lHlaA *a •■faint According, to Acting Chief C. B. Ihaffsr, Mr*., Whitcomb sra* drto* ag west <a Thirteenth 8tract •fan, as lf a nttemptad fa make s tfa tom Itfa French Avaaafa far. Ulny drtvan tost rvet, collWsd with ig the windshield or father would kb od. kd fel) bullets, fd polk*, csded to La vac, hie son i t ach;ol . . . ii,at of Prank Bchaifsr, 30, formed loser. Stokky Rowans, opurator cf th« falter shop whsr* SchsstTsr was found shot dead, told tha po­ lk a f a fa d wrsstsd a. pistol frsm a •eem pinlis of Pchaelfsr and shot him wbsa Schsffsr. and hi* caafsdefata tried ta rob tho shop. Young Writer; Asks S a n t a Claus How [He’sC ettin g Along tharg wpa tt t t at rat samp gevoraairata ta ] land’s p tahlsm waa BprUaoMbt today but of what may happen ORLAMDO. srvsrsl tu-groes who w rrs In rourt appeared first - In a presidential are offenders of long standing. message. Elmo-Lee. white youth, charged In hi. search for e h .r.e t.rl.tlc with disorderly rondu-t. was fined esprssslons with whi-h A m tri’ans 974(1. with 1340 of this fine sus-j h ast colored tbs English languagt rended upon condition .. that _ hv alnea the Pilgrims Isoded, Profs*- does not appear In court for t po­ sor Cralgl# ssU hU boot soiree* rted of »l* months. had been—not thv Jargon of strvst Robert Denton, whit*, charged eo tn tri or the dialect of ths un­ srlth operating an automobile dersrortd—but the volumes where­ while drunk, was fined 1*0 or the in are recordid the speech#* of alternative of a RO day stretch on our soIon a and prtskeals. Cite street*. • Tb# Congressional Re-ords of Robert Stanley, whit* youth before' the middle of the last rea­ who was to have been tried for l0 »T. tow jvsr. were almost fits destroying Milan* Theater propf r o m slang, Professor Crslgi* arty, will h* tried nest Monday. sold. Otis Badger, whit* boy charge lJ “ IMor* then leghlalors wer# with disorderly'conduct, was dis­ vsry formal," h# said. "Th*y were missed. ■ conservatlv# In thalf ipeseh, purJlmmi* Baniurl. charged with of oratory IS as men begginr, was fined |3 , with 93 of thU sum suspended. Aaron Adams, charged with In-1 sanity, was transferred to that County and w /l, taken to Chatta-I hoochea on Mlnday afternoon. . I Davl,| Jon**, charged with., tha | larceny of n bicycle, .waa-.dran.v ferrtd. to county %uthorlll«* for action. I Ira Belt, charged with - bring viritaoio xraurnity. f "Per ao,ooo4<x>frmm» pat* gotajf f a break1 th a t" (.■' k ?\ Cold Ends Men tee t c ATLANTA, , D . c . Poraeaita ‘f o r ’ colder wt bringing n cessation of l contlnsoua rain la rfor Georgia moantaln* fa r m days today brought efaor to who tesidl la nearby tew tat - David Groor, who wrote to Ksnla Claus today <n ear* at tb* Chrtstmaa Editor cf T fa Herald, wrltus, "Daw a r t you gsitiag along wilti j W toys thU y » f f Will you Irlfaf m g a bkyvlo, number » . and indrty C m r writes, j t *Hi1 h front, Jacksonvlll* In days of old," fa lug. Chief Warns ImWutomobile Owners PLOTD LAND ELECTED Madih •d Float ■■"PWosv Florida Wgtefag lo *l| automoblls own­ ers lh*t uni*«i «hry protect ^tfalr os tamo Miss, garages, and a 'rts •orita th a t a w*v* of petty thlavary wHI aaatlni* was Uauod this wtrgfag far'Acting Chief C. tl. Shaffar. who said that during the tf a t fSW wick i i.varal persons fppartH th? th r/t of tlrss, ’ff'fl 'g ja sllsr and other *rtkl*v fad ly becanss tfa PM L. Land, of'Osccola. ba* I a* worshipful master Lodge No. 343, Fro# 4 Mason*, for th* srp* i* first being the I MO ke. Offlasrs who have I to ssrvt with 41m ilssy, atetlor •warden j a«r, Junior wtrdmt trsasurrri • U P. i«TI Ti W. Lawton, Celery’s Part In Big Fair To Be Diacmaed Tfa p art tf a cal try growtra of this rsuaty will pipy In Florida’s exhibit at tha Chicago world's Fair r h*lm s n f a tha wll| fa a question ta ha- discussed mb > M ealing Asa Wm Laid Ls faat s u J persons, mimbers of tf a faminol* County Chamber of Cornmana 0*L at DoLand. . , i a*. rath �TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14? 1932 ord Herald A STRONGER BANKING SYSTEM .f t .ro »»■ U t m N EW YORK Spain, a Tscnevofejit monarch If there ever wan one, wan de­ poned and banlahed from hia native aoll. The dictatorship Of Prlmo de Rivera watt quickly overthrown. Tho govern- INE9DAT, DEC. I t , l l » ceeded in maintaining control. Repeated revolution* In 8outh America have kept buainens and the people In a conntant state of turmoil and uncertainty. ’ In Germany the Kabier received the blame for the war and watt deposed. In 1925 Von Hindenburg, the idol of the people, was elevated and governed with a fairly high degree of popularity aa long an American loan* 1tept the Wheels of industry turning to a prosperous degree. W ith’tho depres­ sion, however, though tic managed .to he re-elected last sum- R .V K R E 8F0U .TODAY m#e%-hiiv>«nKwitlorr'-haS“ tftcr«med'>ln“ stTength’’tmttl-n'’ fe w ‘ )VE DESTROYS F E A R : — ■a Is no fear In love* but perlova easteth out fear; l>tcause bath torment. 11* that faareth gM X A ia -hwe i -»*1 days ago a N ail.leader rose on the floor of the reichji&g, and declared th a t history the v r n e r tU ^ ld jQ ia ite b M ^ ttfflo n g tn c people, to despair and dellVCTing^Siecountry to bolshevism. England, w here.th a people .always "m uddlo-through” etw ytjj’rt’h t period o f nsttem tl’stress with a mlnbntnn de*' WORK .Driven to it 1 would alae* . From tha trad I* To th* grave With no f«*Ung Of vaxatlen: Labor being Jlan’a salvation In a chain gang Or a galley I would be The tail to dally, But , GETTING PAST THE SIDE SHOW . Loft to my own devices, • Very little work f Suffice*. —By Mildred Weaton. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR IIK R A I.lt T K IH U N B tend* to perpetuate th ' vety Reporting undkr heavy fire may not he pleasant for a governmrn. situation it ia aim 'd to fidieVe. No part of the annual report nf hurrnu, Imt Ihe situation serves to Stabilization in wheat ami rottha Secretary of the Treasury, laid make interesting reading of ths. ton, many will continue to ’lmllove, WASHINGTON, Der. H^-<AVbafora Congress * on Wednesday, annual report just suhmlttrd to has hail its benefits, hut it has Uitcovery of «000 new nebuhe o> calls fer more urger.t consideration Congrev* by the Federal Farm ptjod up'-surplus stock* nml lux • islamf universes” .raunllcsa bil­ than .IhaL-pasaaae.devoted to the ’TlV&rtf' .'A h y v h e r -scan the do:u- been etpen*ive in the extreme... lions i f njiles away from tho need fo r reform m -rS»' m r * , ; /** ment in view of rerent dem and Rr g-nl of this ciaure of the Mar* earth probably containing billion* tanking ‘ayitem. branch hanking within the lintl'a- tor aliolishmrnt nf the board will •ketififf Art Is practically a fore- of star* was announce 1 yesterday The American* hanking system tlon* »l trad** areasrHut, like-mo**' find. If they du not already know, trtme ronclusion. Itut will it, or in the annual report of tho Ctrhas proved, not merely during the carrf j| studenl* r f the • problem, that th,- major and primary ac­ nrgle i.istjlutirn of -Washington. ^ l9»-"d2 depression period but over he H<m- i not ddiule himself with tivity of th« tmard Is. not “what rhntilil it. pull down the rr.it of the They were foUrd in previously art with it? more than a decade, that, Ihe nnlivin that branch hanking Is the shooting’s about.’* . Ther.bnard’s report give.* rnyrnt unexplored regions of the sky as Mr.. Milts says, ”it can- a pnmrn for the country's bjuh The first function of the hoard during the t u t year with the did not surrrssfnlly m eet th e( ing ill-jdiucj^nng that “the prob­ tindrr the Agricultural Marketing reason why the work of fostering of the ICO-Inch telescope, Isrgrit systematir co-operative marketing test of alv en a circumstances." lem goes dreprr than this,* lie A d *>f IHTJ U to assist the devel­ in tho world, a t the Carnegie InIn the last twelve years then- rec:mmenoa that “a Joint commit­ opment of orderly, marketing fhntiM go on. It a.M.rte, for ex­ sliluti- n’s .Mount Wilson obsvrva* hive been more than 10,000 hunk tee of the two houses, in co-opera­ through producer*’ co-operative ample. that decline* in pricen to •trrjp irv- Udifaecia. T han, are be­ failures, or Approximately one for tion with the Fcdrra| Reserve nswirlatlnns. Almost from the be­ producers o1< onktr- ho-rw-hem d»*o lieved to bo mnHorts— of — these every three instltutinna doing holi­ Hoard and the office <f the Cniiip- ginning, however, tHw^jjml light nraitir in rit,ies where eoopcfnnebulae' in space. Each i« comness at the peak nf rxpansion in troller of Ihe Currency, consider hn* pluyed upon a ddhinus serond- lives were well^rrganixcd; that ro1920. “These failure,” deelurm tile perding hanking legislation In the d»fy funethm-given to th? Isiard operalive* have provldcil a market parable in size to the giant sUr for poultry ami eggs, dairy prod­ cluster; or gilsxy ta whkh .tho Secretary of the Treasury, “have light of informal! n which has hv Congress and called ’’stahilizj- ucts, wool and oilier eommoditie* r irth belong* ond in whirh our involved deposits aggregating rrecntly become available, with a tion."^ in lo-aiilict where .farmers wcrJ r.un i’i only oro of an estimated If anyone suppose* that lh- l >.o te ally without nearly |5,000,OCT),000. They have view to the prompt formulation a market; number of -to billion star*. and enactment of Irgislatim Urn! Curm Hoard I* any less disillu Hint the Ameriratl Cotton Cooper­ Many «f these new '•universei" the fundimstal slonetj than (t* critics alnut Ihe! ative Association’* ’Tmsis /hetU** are grouped In cluster*. among the prominent visltnrs to will remedy the city Wednesday. weakrey.es of tho hanking struc­ results of stabilization, it might lx- j of hal* raialdish a bottom for nit- A new discovary about the sun recalled that the hoard a year ago i)linmlfyo>y also vlas announced in the Mount Arnett a Wilson now have one ture,” raid, ’’There are rigorous limit* a* ton' lngipg; that of the finest tnnxnrial p arlo rjiiL ■mrbiT‘rriw r." w ra w m t« !ttt,Yy*i-----m n f t n u A u u Th~«TiHr*wrr^~invr,*mpiixiTT; hnv* rontrlhuted to reduftlbn or ninny years hive shown that the way ufew H inpro c in rn M IHFThcI rawtif -city. that the Tyhkiilg hill spon-orril by M.ilnU/ntmu operations.’’ And now rntninDslon ra le s In m any Mlve- speed sems to vary from U> to ylork markets; -that the nveiage *”’ Hildred ami .Mapt Haskln* are Senator Cllis* at tho la*l session it ndd*: The very art of ptirehnrin-f spread in w«d price* hetwren 2.00, kilometer* a second. A kll> hams for the Christmas h*diday> ‘of Congress Is already in the Ben. s u p p l i e s and mairdaining xrower and mill ha* been reduced meter is roughly thrre fifths of a and expert to return about Jan. 1 ate rulrn iar mid may soon I prices in surplus yeau. lend* to their studies at Maxaey'rt-ILu*- brought to w'vuttt. Tlur (iUsA loll from nlnvttt. k ruvts.Xi In encourage farmer* horss* tr*n*t»ortntlim rhwrxc ‘hess CnllegetaV Jackson*UU. cvmfains **r prwvtsirJn- •for-' branch Tlnne production. In lhe- 3 1-2 cents a pound, and that lrfTr the suh* rotation has any effect tanking oti x shitr-wido scale, oa the earth Is net yet known, but Inn i_puu stahilitatioti thus prrtvement in qnalily- ha* lievn [ifrst-emn to have np relation to which niight,- perhaps, to accept­ markedly encouraged hy the co-opable to propor^J* of branch bunk­ the llryear cycle of Incraasing snd ing as n beginning; howevey, tlm jgrement nn the two reforms re­ vrnlivc*' grading m e t h o d s In decreasing sunspots that I* oeinrai'-ure i* nlherwiie ■Ljeclio.iaMe garded hy most stuJer.ta of thr sweet errant butttp, cltnrs fruits, to must hankers. This i< hecaure, problem in of fur.lomentat lm- poultry product*,' vegetable*, wool n > they ac« it, its hash* philosophy imrtance nniiely, traneft hanking nnd cotton. Thrso gain* may not Ire enough, i« wrong. Insterd of Icing ainn-d and ab'litlnn uf the dual aystem t„ solve the farm problem, but. if, primarily at it Irforin if the henk. under which the Federal govern­ gemiinl, .they are too important ing strurti|re, it U an attempt, ment and the state* arc in open 1„ hr lightly swept aside. They they feel, to di.tate hanking piac- competition.- (The (lias.* hill dor > help to ezplaln why many are urg­ III '* and to do so specificully not provide for ^tho, see. ml of ing that even if the Farm Hoard kvl'lr the Idea nf iJisciJufaKtnK a these, hut (ta sponsor ha* declared l>n abolished, the service of Infor­ . urrenre of tho apceulitlvc i rcy his sympathy wilh th r-id ra). The mation nml ndvlre to farmer*’ co­ [of r.r.'H.'JU, The cmitcntwn of \vi«r course. It afem* to us, 1* for operative* should bo preserved J«y lho*e v.lio npp :H\ lilt IJlai-: bill H“tihL r GIjsb to ronfinc His legi*. returning it .to the Department of l* that the weakne** p( our bant­ Inlive program ul this lime to Agriculture, nnd why lending rural ing system had hren abundantly Irnnch huukirg. organizntion* noth ns the'A m eri­ rlnmnnclrntrd huig liefure the eUck # Whatever final fornt the re- can Fnrm Bureau Federation nnd mr.ri.rt crash nnd tlkft it mbit Ire modeling of the hank Ijw takes, the National (irangr nr* urging hUnrkeil wilh Ihi.i in ntiii'l. _ jh e primary essential i* Ihe W. 1st Street There Is no reison, however, ul. indnnmcrit at the earliest pos­ Don’t be diaaatlaflcd wills jroue why the difference* between Sen­ sible nioinrnt, . f Ihe unit hunk sin 1 ator Gl***,ns<| oilier frieml* >f tW*” rvtabHshnrcnt of n hrunrh machinery, present aulo. We can make It tanking refurnt ’Imiild prov,. ru Uinking system -at least on n perform like new for Ivaa than state-wide Male, nml preferably in TAMPA South Florida Fair to one payment on a new car— the limits avf niturnl trade urr.is. la* held here beginning Jan. .It. M artini Garage And tha tamo vtckrrs who bought foreign aecurillav during Ul* boom will buy hrswery stork now If they still hav* anything purjtoscH of |>entf>nnl publicity nml Hflfish notoriety, to Im­ Rational farmer* organizations peach the Prcalricftt of the United Staten for "high crimen advocate • recognition* of Soviet nnd mim!cmcnnors.H Rtlltla by this country. Probably • Surprise 1n to lx* found only ii\ the extraordinarily good judgm ent nnd au|ierior Intelligence of Congrena In voting .'161 to 8 to reject the impeachment, an well in tho fact th at . the prim ary fault which Rcprcacntatlve McKacldon could «ehS Icct for hin impeachment chargeis, was the alleged unurpa0ridiV ami in-l1*00 Uongrcaslonal authority In granting the moratorium •rh hiker* whoMwtt year! And every well-informed newniwper reader knowa tmplinl moon-j th a t President Hoover secured the approval of a m ajority to thsir liking’of laith Houaea of ('ongreaa before granting the moratorium. ; pnvrmentr. oti 'H u t Mr. McFailden haa gained hia |ailnt anywny. If wo ran’t umler- ^II w as fll<nc haa achieved it. lie VVUS IIKIIC j,e III' wanted, VVIIIllvU, ho I1U HUB n i i o e i i o i*^. u v will m u go down in lilatory aa the man wha tried to Impeach the President, and na the blggeat nan In Congreaa.'na well an In tho Republican Party, Which, la, a fte r all, quite a distinction. ' A prohibition isxu* ,<H*elop* ir •Florida. Tho Florida Confcrenci «f tha 'Methodist Church goes or raeonl a* being oppoiad to an) •bang* tn national or *l*ta pm- The State In-Business ‘ State officials meeting recently In Tallahassee to con­ sider tho possibilities of the atato erecting a sugnr mill In tho Everglades to produce sugar from cane grown on Its Innds hnve decided it was unable to spend the necessary money a t thia time. .. ,wlth that a pWa for »ofureem»nt The officials agreed, however, it would bo profitable If. they would not make of th« for tho State to uhc cone to provide sugar fer the various Amhlbltlon' laws ■ bigger farce state Institutions, reap Income from th e 'surplus, ond pro­ (thin they' already ara. vide work for convicts, and tabled n plan for future con­ ,• Frantic -rr—a- Ly congressmen; sideration of tho m atter. 'Insofar as the plan contemplates tho production nf to Increase prices to help farmers Nii| include the “dninestlc allot- sugar only for the use of inmates a t Stato Institutions, H«nt plan" by wfhlch an arbitrary there may be some justification for it, though we doubt law la we* amn* nnlnt very seriohaly if this State can make augar with any great:txx U ‘ laulaJ lavlcd aon crops rtt at tka tha point ®f distribution anil proportionately er finaiiclnl success than the government has met in op­ iadUtrihuted among farmers hy erating the post offices, which run a hugo doficit every [iht treasury. Tha consuming i>ub- yoaf, or than the French government has in m anaging the jllr» of. «*»ur*«, 'pay" th* tax. C<m- railroads, which also go in th.o hole annually to tho tunc of jiamcra will not objact to higher Biicea for their .bread, if tha several hundred million francs. /R u t it Is the suggestion of Ihe S tate entering the com­ mercial field hy selling ita surplus th a t chiefly offers an opportunity lo r Justifiable criticism. This plan reveals the socialistic theory in its moat evil aspects.’ It would Tha dirtleat jktbla tho wpfld tiL place paid labor Jn competition with convict labor, a sitiy,la that of Norman II. DavU, uatlon In which, everything else being equal, paid labor Amarirsn ambassador, w i t h o u t cannot survive. portfolio. reptm nUoff this too*», If the Btate government can use its convicta to ralac Jtty 'YlhofficlalV At. the Gsm’va n W im siiu rt rppl«irnc«, end sugar cane find sell 'it commercially, why not use them to leksnred with tli* »«ipcn*i' lllty of operate gas stations, run grocery stores, and perform other inajrtng mot; p r l«*» hUttil* Ku- /unctions by means ofw h ich the State can accrue through ta'f#tu<# tifr>j Tts reduced coat of linpaTd help? armxm*nt« )u proportion to a »""• Before^ branching out into commercial fields and put­ file t by (uup«»y ting government into business it m ight be more advisable w jg li ’dt *♦'(. x*m« tlrno bring to adhere m ere strictly to business principles In State govlUfad by foreigner* for-tho rfnmt&t, .to reduce expenses, retire obligations, and lower E S alU ii H ’tV.adt” mribods .of taxee. THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS-1066 A. D. •’Nature In the Raw’*—a j fxntm ytd by J. Scott W illiam s. . . Inspired by the tu rfin g fury of the Norman hordes under W illiam the Conqueror, In their merciless onslaught against the English in the Battle of H astings, O ctober 14, 1066. “ N a tu re In the Raw Is Seldom Mild”—and raw tobaccos have no • * place In cigarettes. whrlrih h ekT ilhb Ur^ » r^ w rt “ d Mn. W. W. AW a m t take ting. Mrs. « ~ tfcF ^ tm e w e r t reT i n i lira . C. U. P01^* P. H a l hr*, Mrs. C.) Fred’ Strange, m employe* of Mrs. O. W. Brady, I the A. C. I*, is la th« boopiul at staeijr. Mri a. F.' “ with a badly sprained Mrs. J. O. Andes raturned yps,. teruay from Jacksonville Cut Hilliard where she has liven spending Ihe pvst thrre week's with friends. , n Mr*. William Cook and 'M rs. Vance Kesler have, returned .t-> their homrs In Tampa after spend­ ing a short time here' attending tfce official visit of Mrs. G. E. Me.Kay to Seminole Chanter Number l j w 0 Order of the Eastern Star. ad a cr cloth arid cm tirrd with a p large-bowl nf white chryssnthe- t, mum*. Refreshments were served by th- „| hostedse*, ’assisted by Mrs. Lin- f ton E. Allan. .Tfaoeo invited t<> be y SviiR 4|rs. Byrd weri'.' -Mrs.'Rojr H- •? Mann: Sirs.' Linton E." ’Affen,” Mrs. George Knight,- Mrs. Glenn Lingle, t| Mrs. U. G. F«x. Mrs. H. H. Hag- t, gett, Mrs. A. W. U-e, Jr., Mrs. Bit- ,j ward S. McCall.'Mrs. J. O. I.nney. p Mrs. Edmund Melseh. Mrs. E. I. rl Hoy, Mrs. I,ee A. t ’nnoley, Mr*. Charlis L- Park, Mrs. G. E. Mc­ Call, Miss' Phyllis Irby, of Cairo, ^ III., and M’S . J l. L. Dean. Mrs. (| Herbert Me^serT Vrs. J. P. Ridge, ^ aid Miss Margaret Peters, tea ««” **■ . , Mrs. Branan Presides At Meeting Of Guild Philathea Class Has Chritsmas Festivity Jdra. Arthur Branan presided over the business session at the regular business and tocial meet­ ing of th* St. Agnes Guild of Hn'y Crp** Episcopal Church held Mon- * . day afternoon at th ; parish house. During the meeting plans were made for Christmas box** t» he given to the poor. Duping the social hour’ refresh­ ments were served by Mrs. Eustls Peaks and Mrs. U. C. Cochran, hoatesses for the , afternoon. give Christina's basket.*' MJ the • '* Among those present were: Mrs. pocr. • During tiie sociul period games John U Calloway, Mr*. W. A. Adjam s, Mr*. Joseph*A. Meisch, Mrs. were enjoyed and gift* were dis­ John Mslsch, Jr., Mrs. Eusfls tributed from a large decorated Peaks, Mrs. G. C. Cochran. Mrs. and lighted ' Christmas tree. ’ fihtrmsn Lloyd, Mrs. Arthur. Bran- Quantities of poinsetlli* were a r­ an, Mrs. Herbert Reitz, Mrs. Hey­ ranged in vases and bi.wl* about ward Wa'ker, Mrs. F. A. Dyson, the rooms where the guest* were Mr*. W. II. Stewart, ami Miss entertained. Olive Dinkle. |g.te In the evening refresh­ ments werp served by the Host­ TO GIVE BANQPETS esses, assisted by Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd and Miss Sara Warren KasBznqjrts, furnished by the trrby. Those present were: Mrs. IL ladles of the F irst, Methodist E. Russell, Mr*.' Clyde A. Byrd. Church of the city, for the mem­ Mr*. Joe Corley, Mrs. W. S. Hrumbers .of the church, will be given Icy, Mrs. Grahiiir, Mrs. W. .HollyWednesday, Thursday, and Fridzy held, Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, Mr*. night at 7:30 o'clock in Ihe church E. II. Altman, Mrs. Watson Wal­ annex. Every member of the First lace, Mrs. Lint n K. Allen; Mrs. Methodist Church Is Invited to Walter II. Harh, Mrs.. Edward S. attend. McCall, Mrs. Parks llunlrr, Mrs. Claude .I^s-ke, Mrs. Steve Johnson, Mr*. F. F. Dutton, Jr., Mr*. Charles Steinworth, Mrs. W- MMcKinnon, Mrs. W. D. Hoffman. Mr*. John Brumley^ Mrs. A. C. W e-Suggest A McRcynilds, Mrs. J. d. Andes. Jr., Mr*. Junes Gillon, and the. Misses Kara Warren .Easterhy. Rebecca Stevens, (Hive Lezette, Virginia Wood*, of Sodus, N. Y., Ruth (IllIon. Edna Chittenden, Bessie Pres­ lleautjr S alon 1*4 N. P A R K . PIION K UX cott, Mamie Strickland, and Char­ K u l t . n Cuat-M lnnla U*M Kchule lotte Smith. ' ■ --- - A(tmt»<ilon If—It m BITS OF BROADWAY HITS Featuring DAN FITCH "Tk* Magnetic Krith VsudrvilU Hlxr' Supported By ^ b e n e f i t o f t h a t L u c k y S t/U c e * sr-sass C. W. Shoemaker has returned from New Jersey where ho has been visiting his brother-in-law and aister, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Thorpe, for th« past six months. DAN FITCH CO. to b a c c o s in a i l t h c w o r l d — I fe S i THURSDAY Regular meeting 0f the Gram^ 5fchoo| I’.-T. A. will he held at j :3o o'clock at the school auditortum- The• hoard meeting will take p|ac? at 3i00 o'clock. * The-Del-and Country Club will have a touri*t dance a t'th e club' house in Del-and. The public is in. vtle,| KcguInr/’ piVctmg of Seminole a f t e r n o o n Chapter Numher Two Order of mjoyed by the i the Eastern Jstar still he held at e hour scores 7;:;o o’clock at tho Va«onlc Hall. Mw -nwortledd— ** FltlD,\Y putted plant. The regular meeting of ths W. m E. Allen, r . T. V. will be held at the home nest of *»h Mr*. \Vatrou*e ar.d Mr.-i. Kills in 0 Mrs. J. O. |.ahe Mary. The I’reshyterian Senior Chris­ ms where the tinn Endeavor-will In* hosts to the alned wa* a oth- r young people’,, organizations dinner ros:s, „f tlie city at 7:-'IO o’clock in the 1 aepentuating sxcial rooms of the Presbyterian note. The re- j ’hurch. Installation of officers Miss Phyllis Irby, of Cairo. III., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lingle for the past several weeks. if planning to re: turn homa Sunday. tern, Mary and M irth*. ar.J.U is. .Wynn ^V. Potter and daughter, JeancttV,. spent yesterday afterneon in Orlando. b u jT tf u t d o c s ^ n o t e x p la in w h y ■ fy in g p ro c e s s , d e s c rib e d b] 'f o l k s c v ^ w h e r e re g a rd L ucky w o r d s r r i T t ,s t o a s t e d ’*. T S w ^ k p /a s m e m i l d e s t c i g a r e t t e , w h y fo lk s I n e v e ry c ity , to w i T h c m c ti* , w e n t v c r o v c rlo o k th e h a m le t ^ a y .th a t L u d d e s a rc t r u t h t h a t ’’N a t u r e I n t h e R a w , is S e ld o m M i i d '* ~ a p { t h e s e f i n e to b a c c o s , a lte r p r o p e r a g in g a n d m ild d g a r c c te s . Office 149 S o cia l C alendar flchel, Nr*.,11. »- Roy O. Wlls at a bridge •F afternoon •- " Miami In Mr*. Clyde A. !cay,-.*oon for re. A-x honor '** presented gift from the Miss Virginia Woods, of Sod us. N. Y., la tha guest of Mr. and Mra. Roy Bennett, also of Sodu*. ■ ara __»____II__,C. who spending the _l_.____ winter *:a A Good Tima—Big Tima Hot Tima Show' Will Be Youra To Enjoy l Th* Unlversltir of Iflaml hx* g i . into M nlroptcy with *350.- Rrsdv w u hoetesx ^ , m ^ b o d t s t Chttrth held tU rldfe Club Wedne.rh# hitkm t aeon J ’ K’ MeUtager. The mteUng . by-Mr*. C. Q. M t «• «• Personals 11 ” , m e llo w in g , a r e th e n g iv c i SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Mrs. Byrd Is Honored With Bridge Party EVA-BESS V 7 E b u y th e f i a e s t ,t h c v e r y fin e s t , y Telephone: PERMANENT . , I j ^ cytatry. ; MARGARET PETERS, S atiety Editor FOR H E R ----Christmas N o raw tQbaccos in ^Luckies Business L e a d e r s P a p w o r t h Gets Automatic Bridge Woodmen Of World Table On Display H o l d in itiatio n Of Arelnformed Upon G a v e l G if t At* Il‘» hrrr. Financial O u tlo o k €. Of C. Meetifig Onr of thu*e lri>or-*xving. lit- M a n y C andidates A n d Personal A ctivities “Island Universes. |Millions Of M ile s | iA w ay Discovered , M V liT l.t: rV S'.M K TT T h e H o u lh -rn M la h lln v a l." V S A X K ■I II U K K W I* I IX X ' TXi- l)-*,ral.* M lo * lr« i'' U K O X A 1 .4 V o x “C h a r a r t . r l» ane»r» U l t r a * u rd ln a rr THKVOM LKWIS WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1932 (Continued From I'ag* One) lit wv* pa**i factor*. Si**on listed an improved! vote. The re bond mkrket. credit relief meas-jOytil ’thi,. < ure*. ateadineaa in rlrctric power rut c director consumption. inflow of gold into' iimle yn nty the United State*, low inventories,'hard w rlur, drt-line in banking and com m tr-'of Sanford w cial failure*. Incrra»e* in factory i * uin>r in employment, care** hank re*rrv»».' the Florida I rtvtme in ' money hoarding, ami] pany”, Jeclar the yepnration* /rompromi*e at onr , / H.t*- ii M u sfm r. 1 ,it.f i. and On the oth«*r Ban.!. Si«.«on *ald r r * | lir .ju. unfavorable factor* included lack (Vinty and I of li»*rrn«e it; hank credit, .ah- M.| u ..f i aence „f. any *tronir seasonal In* MinlWJlt', ffuenc during th- winter, the , b, „ mH,. h, fact 4hat policiKi 0/ tl|«* incoming .4rf>»t)wM»*4'#itwnt««k-*< [Mill Begins Work - "Hit* of Hroailwuy Hits” i, thi name of the show to appear at the Milam- Theater for tonight Tho cast in support of Dan h’itrh eontain* featured artists, whose ability has hernfrifigruxed by the vuriiHi* fuI*j*%-tr*■ . *Hmtitiifiity isleif will I*' placed in operation U K Mil’ll, chuirinur.. It. , critics in the mctro|ml(tan ren­ i Monday nml it i* expict <1 it will ter*. • > K. lUinru. II \\. I .Ur. L. I*. e|M >rnte ul s'Je*e to capacity nt J The roster of “Hits „f llroadwny .Uilli*, T. W/ leiturlott. ami II. .M. I 3fttH t ton* nf sane |>cr day, Hits” reads a* fol.ows: Myrtl I'apworth; Umuity VisltinK N»itNi*#| thr' *0**011. Everett. “The Southern Song­ T. \Y. lei.wton, I'lmintmiir l I thieuglii'Ut linnuurtoit wiiid jfood i*rowin»? bird”; Frank “t'ra. ker" (Juimi, IUnit.tt<, John Mti'ch, lit. \\ T. weather wouhl Irriug pu increased . 2iiivl II. I.. .MsiltUic; l*«»jnty| “The Georgia Minsjrel”; ’ l.nfoii I itr*rir•• I din,- yield | ht ncr- thi* sinsun. and laifon, “Charm ter Duncvrs IU*iimiiinIruiUtil* iNif'ttl. Many Toys Donated tlnl.|ue''; Trevor Lewis, “The M»l- Ititlni*”*, chain.lan, Air- .1. I . Hill , j Till Men thousanrl acre* iif raiie^i* Man”; "Chic" Prters, “Tliat .Ii . .Inhn Msi . It, J. II. Mi'hlcK, I icudy for ratling. At Christmas Party inly ’ The Ctiitol Slate. Sugar-Cor­ Dnnring Fool”; Waldo Hohurts, an.I Mm t in Sluiiko. poration succeeded lie* Southern ^rvrvlnry lA'Imiarn rV|»nrt«,d A large number nf tny, and “The 'M a n h a tta n Trnubndrtr”; Sugar Company la*t y nr after other Christina*' gifts, in tx'lslt- Harmony Hot Shots, lladio's thil in a ttiiiFcf»nliim -with J. (' • tho latter, a It. G. I»nhlhcrg d v I L O N D O N ; . Dee. I I J/Vt >-d tiun tn dipnatiumi ■f money, was Prize Singing tjuartitte” plus a IIuA iihhiil irrrrtdiy t •' G«vt*rm»r I ^.pinrnt, w ii * thrown into receive!collected at the umiiial Christmas group of licni tiful girl, wh„ have Ih.ylc K. farltiMi, the hitter mil* ship. A *uh«tnnlial amount of new w a rd T re it h e r C o llin s, noted party fur the Children’* Home srrved as inml. ls ftir artists of di*- ^lu'tiilalrtl .^ciuinulc UicjMty ii|»«*ii cnpttu| wa* olilainvd and renrgam . p lillu iln m su rg e o n , died ye sle rit•« well iir^unizctl uclfaic hoard day in laindon. |tr. t ’nlllns,- w ho Society ut J .cksunville given ye^- criminatioif. • Those seeking the highlights of i d itrliiriil it the tiiicvl iir tin* ration ruinplclrd nnd approved by w ,i. luirit in Ixn u lon ’in IHII2. w ii * tr-rilay ufternoon hy the S rial Circuit Judge G orge .Whitehurst, i ’i ' i orated try | V r*iu in 1 * 9 1 afte r Department of the Woman’s Club harmony, humor, and hilarity arr nIhIi’ in |H9ffurninnei'. here. The innipany I* reputed to a Sjn- e ssfo t o p e ration on th ,.'ry e u*-.ired ,,f* finding all three genI’n-Nitlcnt l'apworth i»lM » «|» in the rjuli rooms with Mrs. E. lie the lapgesf single iliterpri«e in •of til- Sliuli. t’liniptort. Mi l. Jnines I). Huff, and eronsly presented hy. th-‘ Dan |m.int«**i i*n it roiiiiiiitti'O tt» ntudy , the stale. ■ Fitch Company, in "Hits „f llrt.avl- the Uimni* Slut* < rhutnl er of Mrs. Waller L. t* nper a* host- vvay Hits' wilh u liberal uff. ring Kltyir adjustment* to thhugfr t rutiierriv **IUiferriiiliiin lU" nil to devoir e< of thr- dan/e thrown thi? haiiKmir. itiiation, tip* follow* grinding plnut lit J'lewiclon ‘ »ti being made jjn*. week. llarrinSdim large taliht bs-neilh tin- decorated The screen attraction to be pr?- inir. I*. K. AlU-t’a ihairiomi# timf -aid, adding, tin'vSosiiti itn o rele-don lint lu ll, Uaintalt C ’h tH t*, I.. an,| lighted Christum* tre c. Vases smiled tonight wilh The Dun Fitch bratmn when the null is started a n d I h iw I s o f red radia n ce roses, Show Is It.. K- ft.’* "The Age of II. r« nnrly. \V. L,#(,w»|Kir, Bid- iignln, Monday nunning. "We’ll land IHan. (’minlJi Johnson, II. r. Ju-'.l u-i dovtu to. bind work,” h g y p so p h ila , u r d h ib isc u s w ere a r ­ Consent” with Dorothy Wilson, ra n ge d in v a rio u s p a rts o f the Arlinr Judge. Ilirhard Cromwell, |9(lllo>«*. IV * .1. Kellner, II. VI {declarerl, “and Impe for a profit irutrjMoilii I*, s. aide srn*on.” rlu lr r om s d e v e lo p in g a co lo r Eric Linden, nnd ;■ host of picture IIhimc'*, J. I\ I.ee, II. J. I.ciiiuan, *1l. M I'ap . schem e o f red and, w hite. T a llie s favorites. worth, W. M. Seott, ,S. U. Shin* j a n d o th e r b rid g e a p p o in tm e n t* holder, \V. II. TunnUlllfr. .1 A* P rohibition Law In bore C h r is t m a s de sign s. L U<iii, It. K. 111'lfiiiwh, and *1. i After several piugressioiis of C alifornia Will Kntl contract bridge "high sci re prize, u California Day To ll*t«, Jr. Ilii' giinip r* •" repiui hright-roloresf linen spyrts hand- Be Observed With its (indirg- ut the next ii'ievl^ng. JiACItAMKNTO. Dec. 14_<-!’» Heerelziy l.<tuunnn niiimuined nlifornin «il| lie With ut n 'l.itr keirhief, wti* nwarded tn Mrs. J. thut per-un- wuuld imt, plan proliilutlnn law next Mo“duv I to (’. Bennett. Kefreshniaiits were Fitting Fe*stivities so lunUlctilig ergiigeiuent*. timt til*’ dole for Itanishnient of the l;i», then srrved hy tTie hostesses, a-*, fulliiwiug altall- will by -limed III sisted hy Mrs. S.- D. Ilighleynmn. TALLAHASSEE, lb IL bVi the enmity dm me the next few ■epealed hy voters at the N'oveni1 OllllltJ I lull ler elerlitn. was set In'ay (•» the Those-prr«eni were: Sirs. A. Cf A pro*lanmtbill wa- is-Ued yes­ F rid a y . •LIU I*. M -I a n, -•••, annual -teil'tnry of slnle whiUI he nn Chvnihrilain, Mrs. J. Adrian terday I y-Governor Carlton de*,- month-: M r r o 's t lr r h r - l r a Vasin* . Show.; Feb. noiiiiiVii the official eount of the lb wn, Mr*. J. W. Worley, nf ignating Saturday a» California Better "l6-1a. "Pantiy : Shelf" Dem­ liallnllnr. AI EMISSION ll'.lf* Sulcm, W. Va., Mrs. W. W. Warn­ Day, in Florid*. onstration Fair to I e stige'J er, Mrs. Sanford Doudney, Mrs. J. The Governor railed upon ritiK. Baker, Mrs. Ralph A- Smith. zen- to joiirwilh bfficial- and slu- hy ihe County Fnleration nf Wr.ntVn’s Club*; Frh. *.‘i-2h, * Mrs. Frank Stein, Mrs. A. It. Mar. dwnts uf ’thi- University FI.min shall, Mr*. S. D. JHkhleynian, in ui-lriuiiiiiK tin* University "1 t rnI*Florida tail At Orlandif; Mr«. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. Arthur t’alifnrnia *t l*>* Anifrln* fimlliall Mar. DM*. .Sluti tourn|ni«n^of CITRUS for CHRISTMAS Branan, Mrs. Lucy tl. Bus-ey, of .0rpK.il which pliy- "nf Gainesville LUlle Theater players; eiftly Apiil, state Social kVotker*" Conference. Washington, I). (’., Mrs. I-!. II. that iliy. Tho-e present ill l«*t nighl'* Lanry, Mr*. Rupert' Striekl.iniJ. . The pfeelamatjpur hahl: meeting included II. M. I’apw. rib, Mr*. B. Moore, Mrs. ’John "llfth-lal* iff thn l)nivrr»ily "f Mcisch, Ms. If. W. Rucker. Mrs. I'lnriila tire |ihitiniex speeial event* tiordoii-Dailietl, .1. A l.ogih, W. II. M. Papwiirth. Mrs. A. M. Phil­ fur the entertainment iff vi*it«r* II Hninrs, L. D. lUiiins, II. F. lip*, Me*. A. J. Peterson. Mr*. W. at the -fnnthall u line letween 1*1. r- jlt.lr.es, F. T. Wilium*. Captain L. Morgan, Mrs. Howard (’. Iu>ng. iilff M i n imivar-iiy uf CalifiirtnA’ab f. .1. Ilnllett. V. II. Shinholscr, W I. CiHipfr, Sir*. J. C. Bill*, J» . i.ri* Angeles in Gair.rVville nest J. K Fox. K II iuioe»T \V. lawN. S. DeForust baturila)'. ton, \V. J. Well*, Jr.. • II1. Ellis, ’ Their will 1* It Hand Dein. W.' M. Haynes. J. uf ileal*, -iiei.ll event*. Ihe frown­ |„ Maienleite, l.iA)on E. Allen, ing of a beauty ’ipieen’ ami other John Mei-th, Sr., S. II. Highlyfeature* in addition to the football contest In the i.fturriMinMI>i—s-wL nipn. It. K. True, L. P. Mills, am ifurnin team will ho'Secniparieil -Karl U'hmann. hy i ITieial- at/l *up|ioiter» friun the I’neifie eiia-l. It i* air oppor­ F-XTItA HFJLSION I'AI.LKD tunity fur Floreui to be ho-t .vtid welcome the visit' r*. to oi-pliy the J a c k s o n , Mi**., Di-e i t .—mh ho-pitallty for whieh we are noted. —The'Mieelaaippi Iwgielature will \Vi> do. only f ir s t class auto rc|>airing, .“Therfore, I D yle K. « urltAn. assemble in eztrannlinary *e*»b*n (iiv c us a tria l ami you w ill In- convinced that (iu.i l n .r of the Statu of Iloiubv Tu >iiay, lie*-. II. to c0ii«iibr only export repairing really pays. We guar­ ilu proclaim Sali/day, Dec. 17.1972 i nn tmerit of the partigl pajmeni antee every Job U> .perforin tn ydu'r sh tisfn r•< uliforma Day’ in Ihi* Mate and ail valorem t^x plan, (inv; rnm t ion. See us lie fore having yo ur car repaired. urge all our citizen* to inter into Mike S. runner, hy executive proclamation, i*-u il the rail lute the Spilit of Ibe day and if po— . *il le t i biin olLu'ial* uni stu lent- yestrrday. ONLY EXPERT REPAIRING — — IS PR O FITA B LE Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mr*. VS. T. latnglry, Mra.-J. O. Ilulf. \D*. at uur *taln umvenlily in wi l om Walter I. Cooper, Mr*. E. < ini'" ing our frienilly livklx friun tin West.” ion. kiih Mis* Ellen Mahon* y W A LD O noM K H T S “ lirv a d w a r* * V a v u r ll. MololtC* Your frlrrtds will apprvriaU moat a gttl. rw ozaJtrd on mm .rk rlrd pcrsooolly far thr offer you a widr variety. Com* es ‘ (Urtioncry (iiantiware IUhiUh :d Games China Toy (iumeM intaln Pens Pencil Seta NuveltieH L im b e r Leg D an cers ChrUtmaa Cards T h il p i r h «m M i OFFICK EQUIPMENT CO. Suit t I-Jty • Cianlurt-] able I —yrl nude rs-l l*t Mil* scrvKrzblc! siuiilv Icit.rr, trims at tt,e i-mu* that < will* pi l It»c wrjr l An x*■i niu.it vilur lur Itn, rsrvt'lldtul ouality * SLIPPERS ,M. ii’.-* Ilmi.to SLIPPERS n ^ our Feet mi Vmir I'ttrso tL T l MAFFETT AUTO SERVICE I’llONK so: GIFTS THAT LAST All Je w e lry . D iam onds. W n trh f* Tired foci tun rciux in these! Gi*it tri n ti k id , Idack nr brmvn w ith rulibcr heels tn give you uililcil c m fu rt. SPECIAL firnuinr Cut (ila u W ater I ’itrh iT H (value 42 . 0 0 ) W E I N B E R G ’S " T T ’C FELT SLIPPERS Bits OF Broadway Hits’* Is At Milaite CHOOSE WITH TASTE “tniisr rim :a * “That tharlnv 1'imilc" Your Christmas Gift Week? Dec.-17 through 23 3,000 Men To Get, " T h . M .lo d r Man'* _ vlvr* that are .uppoacil l" h? n Initiation of a large cl*<« cf Uk»u to the hrulgr *fiend, on an loiuatic hriilito table that - ileal > candid, to*. di.ial ii'.^pectful niton* brought thru* hand* or 1 1 h clivklikr pre**i*iiui tiAn t*» th* .while another h a n d «i* bring ty \V.v.M. t r:iufnl. of Birnv•"p'ayrd, j* now on i!i*piny at the hunn nvfrdgtl nu.li'.tu of tit* Randall Klrrtiu- l'n .'w h rre it hat i \Wo..mrn of tho W»rM, frntuicd hit* bwn viewed by s.'nrr. of the curl- lll«t Itivill’* IftT ami where a ilemrtnrttratWi meeting f Ktuii'u Woodmen held Iill the ledge room* with about will he ma«l«* nl any hour. Th. new table reamibl * Mt.DtL rlaJl^w^u-h- iftinj all •put* of dm nrybridge- tabV In i-verythintr n nthA in attendance. . The rla*a. emuposed of* I. J: x tf r f l the depth of the top under whirh .i* rontained nn •'Iphnml • Hrackrit. *0. S. 1In miner, ti. i ole. im.lmni-in with on urnanny way J. I . Iter ton. C. K. Itniimi, T. K. of -huffling and denlinir ' four Vickery. \V. A. I.owe. I ’ M. (>|h knml- of 1:1 raid* that aie depoJ- tree. \V. H. Waiter-. II. N Tamm. itrd In (mnt rtf each of the foue I.."\, Morgan, and II. M.Jyherjich, playii*. Ii i< the -ra'Alton of xw»- "3fff*tiTfr ituced s.rt.l given the bridge world nt present, and *1*J * Fflh-'k rnrdinp to F It. liandnll. J r . imn- . unifotm tank, upt ritu'nliM 4 t* am rr wf th“ *tnrr, jtihkU'tn In- a pop­ 1.nk--l i Mil Imlui'. ular favii-ite Ini-ally within n few Img thu MUfticg, *trr*t week- I f t h e . eapr«'*'ion«> of thi : t 4* limili i ty thy many • per»«.n« whn_ hav,- already viewed It are ally fmhenthmi' T O U R IS T DANCE Del-and Country Club EVERY THURSDAY ' ADMISSION 23c Jctyclry Store, I I P N . P a rk J.C. PENNEYCO 212-214 K . lo t S L �£ YOUTHS NUMEROUS ISBAFFLED BY UCLANSYSTEM TO SPEAK enew Normal Chtaa aad am erid * w4l * n « t h rode Relations *n her poeHiew hi th* far* of the Japanese policy hi ■■wrtmri*; • • Neverthetrea, th# R u slan commiamr aaaorUd yesterday that lh* Improvement in th* raJattom of oa* roan try do** not ■«««« th* •training of rristlona toward aft- More Interest In fipednl Training e m c n iJ U T I , Onto, DM. 14.— CoUeg* boy* are mere numerous t e f f f thaa.th o y w an hi 1447— Uoa, M a lta Litriaoff, Rumlan f o r e i g n conunUmr, expressed ■yptpatby for tho Chine** people aad, tu phraaM daaignad for th* Mr* *f the American wurai muvnt, added . that It U only when all (tote* maintain nlatlona with on* •nether that " » • that! be able to •peak •*rlou«ly of International co-eperatjon for th* cnoi* of prara." This reconciliation end more particularly LltrinofTi eommrnt* bring- sharply Into th* (potHghf the quiltion 0f American-Soviet relation*. Th# rriurn of. th* ter* great .A n Jk o n tlo an l' meeting of ■p4*l*l Interest to poultry n i l era and to wkleh the -public b InvlUd, will ha held Thursday, Dee. IS, at th* DeLand Chamber of Com more# Auditorium at 8:00 oVlbck. It ha* bom aanaanced th a t Prof. A. O. "Chick” Philip*, formerly ay Purdue Uiderraity aad acar In th* atrrle* department fov*«f al"*p**h ***mAIU* *'‘ secured an tha speaker and h* wfD dtscsM p«*ftij andoitloa problem og timely kit*resL Prat. i nr* hi d*f*aa# of the rarritoer* iHood howtrer, after this sporadic drive d*m—had ceased, th* Baehmtn lads erithan ;tl«d Aw* to steady playing and defied ai| attempts by A salias* Conch Osof Bawyer’i proteges to m*h* material gain*. Gregory stepped high, wide and handsome all over tha Mg Cater ferwanh - T**ch*r*' aattagm reposted 4 - and secondary, whit* tho'roM rrm ■lt*sM t a f only AT percent In tbotr w«r* having their thort-Ilv»d enrollment from last p a r . ' Tedh- fling. They gained by ran* and nical schools suffered th* moot, gained farther passes until th* 10 their registrations dropping off mlnutM «grp op and aft*r tliit g percent. Th* smaller colleges tha reoerves war* through putting suffer*^ from' filling enrallmtata anything over tho Gator team. th* iMSt. Th# way lh* Gator* settled Of all' th* achool* h* surveyed, down after th* big blowup waa Dr. W bltaer hound th* University ■pit* U>* gloomy |t la J*et each a af California, nammlng up the beginning, Berkeley and La* Angales whlriwlad flrtt quarter attack by branch**, to bo th* largest In mail the U.-Urn that Conch Bookmmi I* trying to prevent, . Mon­ tray*. California, ha foaad, had 48,- day Coach Bachman atntad t t t full-time student*| It had H r that hie team would grab187 ant*red fa Ua liberal arts ably net meet sa y artaal scrim­ - courses] It had th* most men, mage yesterday, hut evidently 9547; trtrtng such courses, and the most .women, MOO. New Yerk University, however, topped th* 11*4 vrtth a grand total taroll* Bruin attack with a little real m int of 17,905 according to fig- Ilf* reproduction. Th# scrimmage yeetarday reur*s *■ of Nov. 1. ) . Tbs noted decreases of 414 gwr- coaled Bill lltorke, SM-poaad cent In th# number of full-tta* Jacksonville led at right tackle itndm ts, *e against 7 perevt* In and If appMraacM are any judge graild total registration*. Bui, h* Mark* will more than likely get lh* nod far that berth next Sat­ added: # "Possibly th*re Is an Increase urday. flam Davis also seems to ■tbli year In attendance at Junior p eat' aad Wady colleges which would materially quarterback offset th* decreases noted a t 175 Brown clalam recognition a* Inetltatlon* on tha apprised Bets. right halfback over Geogo Moye. Backfleld Coach Joe HolatigrIn Michigan and'K ansas, for ex­ ample, rapid giwwih In Junior col- cr continued his work with the leges is reported, *md the cffle* Gator bell carriers in tmproelag of th* cliancotlor of th# University tha timing, as well as coacMng Of Kansas d*clae*d that high th* punter*. Ktehing instruction school grad*■to* am enrolling In has been given g grant deal of laegnr numbers «lth*r la local attention In the Onto that has Jsstor aeflagM ar high acbral prat. slepsod shwe Fturida met Ts m ****. Rendsreoa and MoAnly nv. I T a s s i g n m e n t s of "biggeet" ocaged 57 yard* sack la Ua Vol tails la American college Ht* ara clash aftar Coach Jo* had put them through ' rigid punting practice every aftenso**, aad U n irarafty > f - California (both he hope* to have the two hoys at rfsrXsIsyftad i t Loo Angetea), In thap* la tarn loom mob* of th* long soaring boots against I tM & X o lk m W U alronlty, !•*,* th* Urlan*. f tS ilb fm rtfu ik UnlrayeHy. U ,067| MftmAitfta. 11,708; lllhmis, 10^7*1 G k lo ^ tsta, lOffdSi MkWgen, H&28; Harvard, 927R Wleeouln, 7855) College of th* City of profetlonsl gradual* ectael wRh Now Fork, TIT*; Oedrer.lty of 9719, followed by California, t55I, Pennsylvania, CTtdj Texas, MM| PIV.sburgh 1443, Michigan 1417, Pittsburgh, 4575; Cornell, 55591 and Chicago 1994. Boston University, 5521; North- . Of students ef pda cation. Teach, nataera, 5791i Temple, 5525} CTd- era Cclltge of Colombia reported esgo, 55S4| 8t. J»hna. Broridya. 5093) Oklahoma. 4|M ; Yale, *MI; Mtarmks. 4594; HyracuM, 4779; Bmm BUM. 4 4 T 0 .______* . Ustry; .Norikwe* torn Urn lsrgest * u t h t'g ra n d t*U| eneellraeBta number a f pm +am h* doctors th* order let with M retodM la af msdlsln* and New York Unhmrrity. «TAM; Baston 4h* iargem — nhn of d i­ Colombia, 97AM; C- C. N. T . *4,- vinity stodenta IM. 4M; University, of Callfornkt Hummer schools war* reported 4171 Minnesota, 1UT»» O h lattata. generally Mm widely attended. 18,009; TBtamta, 12JRT; D nlvlnity Largest were Colaaekia, HAM; af PgnuailvM tt, IIATDi Nrath- Califoewta, 4441; MtaneeeU, 9144; W M teral 1/440; FlttahuriB jU A M ; Chicago 4979, and Ohio State, 4449. Hun tor O*0*ge, 1*<>»I UAMt Morvard. IM M ; t t e * «ht, 14ABT; Texas. H .*M; Doeton BMiemdly. MIT; * * * * * F «f HATTIESBURG, Miss. Dee. 14, fM M ig M i. r a i l m o m m JAA. e r a . IT44| Tempi*. «4M; N m —Oscar B. Winter*, one ef seven convict* who escaped from Pareham ajtriM aM N d ay after boring brace and hit, was espterad by ettg-faUe* her* j letafiep, belngMgVNtt total numbrnr n e g t a i l to four. Winters affored no ra­ ils ta no*. MELLON IS COMING BOMB * LONDON, Dm , lowing b it eattmn ** many years, United ffMMa AmSmmador M Mn will spend Chriataa* this E iK S s S S S u Londee aheard thd Mgjeato exrhang* of lotion. The Chinee* *mls**rr~t*ld Inguiron that, an hi* orriral at lh* dliormament conference. be immediately ncagniaed the necessity fdr reconciliation iH t» Awr hftanO neighbor.* WomenlnOpi Parties >Uit Child Labor WASHINGTON,. Dm. 14-—tm —Bu«y with an Inteiulr* drir* against child labor. Republic** Qrpce Abbot* and Democrat Fran­ ce* Perkins, two women Influen­ tial enough la Uw labor field to r*- Th* operator throw a lever and in Old ainoU* th* lo t F—s sd throogh th* prtsonr* machine, th* tha rind* af th* growth of tho tr**. 'A me tie* of tho lo t r n m ood off to ohew th at tho coloring had f«a* «n throughout tho tr**. ^ Jmafk A. ltartly, If. D. Dr. Martig mtd th* nap from tha Dv. tfertig ck lau th* prate** fw nftor* and toga to tfeatad may b* n o d for hufldlng trad**. Be U a aatlr* of It* thorn k a b and-’ pfciM M t-that form tho h u o of paint* tad*oara* o » a , 0*. - 1® * domoMtratlon itagod for Ishes. Tho treatment, ho «o!d. can lumbermen aad newrpe per men. Dr. *3*0 bo n o d to Insert f hoproof or Hartig plocod a alt-foot boerii lag, w«t n proof theorbo>■ Into tha log 1344 lechn In dU m ttrr, In one or wad that win provide lomhor for waxed floor*. trial cowmftalnM* d J t a n T i a h •T hj p ro m t not only eclera th* Teg'iot doe* away with th* neces­ as chief ipeaker. T h * eaodiUon thty seek t* sity of air drying for r»n*#r. Dr. change la the d*pr***ion anomaly Baritg bailor** o a r of th* beet of 2,000,000 children andtr IS poulbflltlm of tho n*w dlocorery y e a n af age werhlag long hour* Am in th* r*n**r field boeeueo Id eweat-ahopa, in hoMcmork, la! of th* eariod colored effects-pooagricaUun, while adult* vainly aihl* th an . seek work. Appoint*! by F r a n k l i n D. Rooaertlt to hor present post. portfolio, yesterday w en working ttoned ns n possible secretary eg ns n team. labor Id hi* cabinet. They joined fortes Saturday ed Mlm Abbott arms- prominently mentioned an n labor secretary possfbfffty a t lh* time Secretary DANNYDJNGLE ncTH w se m T he veoQ iO VAk even COME. B roN M H u s • k rrrv h F1RV9NT i w t M *m& MtO MM • FW TM m PffMffK W ttlM DANNY O ttC l hO RL SOUGHT <AJF _ . omw i But kJVTttt te rm CfathlHUEl) *— iNAPff1»HT h as "rue. CLO&e. Ate. otn<siA CtPO eiED ittS A o r m r r r TO ah Mueess THAT O H v s 3 - IM M ftw _ Din gus • 1 0 s c O r L A D t o o«ve v o u am IKTSRVtCW . I MAS eOBM ON A FARM n o tm -F N E yiAJtS H *O . IVSN Mb A OaUD - I ((AO A UCBY KSEN MIND. MON A PROS VIHSN OMUV 15 VUMS OLD FOR mfTAUHa A ROOSTER VtRSM GPADUATm FRCB1 T H t SECOND SR A O r. £ HOURS UTTER UK n e v u oeuneo THAT Twe , i&POATttt UJHO call JO Poe PH /NTcmetH U/ISMAO TO TALK T o W M F AND not M M SeLF • BILLY’S UNCLE KtMDOtt / / Basic Industries Of Florida Bites In <U 7,«8M 0« ta u A H A fe n * . W t t W p F ) —Hoary F. Becker aad ONriy* F ro ley a t « a U n i | w fH e rid a g u t* Collet* for Women eetlraat* that the fire basic Induetrim^ of fen ritaT fieh iag aad nthda* amptoy 914,044 ....... .... had prod*** 4897/900,000 in taewm* eat* y n r la Florida. They do die attempt to pra**i£ utaidfMm da the state's emauef tsarist Indtatry ta t »*y It prodate* an Intoia* tooalor than oil other • Florida industries e a rn biped. ,. Thty aro a other* of a geography af Florida and thoir oathaatoo on tnderiry too llftad In an ariMo addreaaed. to geegrapkp to irhon In th# eon-tot ioaao of t t a Journal of tho Florida Edusatioa A maria - �# . --------------------------„ — TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, " "' " — ............. '■ ■ ■—■■ I« - ■y ■ - « - L 1 m —A. -i— J1— se AND NOW, PNEUMATIC TIRES FOR FARM TRACTORS! us Comedian To 3umorThat Adequate side At Beauty Funds Are Unvail* sen’s Coronation able Arc Confirmed M I L L S f»rVES] INTIMATION O F B E E R REVENUE LEGAL NOTICE m i: ro i mt n r t iik m rv n r m i l ; ntniM ii.i: r n t i t l i >»rm: n r rinnn>%. ji c t u n a : r«» r it K M T o n s It. >. I fir lltlnft. of .*S<h »T. IV rt .»•• .1 ’•T.i .ill (*rn||tor», I^ kn U m . Pit* Iri -'iM* *. an.I all* hatln* •'l.ilriM o r Iv n m m la t a ll i tu |t..* f.t i- «f t b i, It.-ovy u* .(lull t li«* Ih iiiiw ra t K ' niodifi.nttm i [b u t. Sp e a k e r t ia rn e r for ( M l ttwit the la*, i M T tV .H i’d la* bti.ugl.t IV fi*t r lh r llu ii. r in xt , Tu e-.lny. I .iti r in .lim t k .iik wer/,. how ever, t b it it niitiht h r d e ljy rd . C h a ir limn C o llie r said niutti ilry A it . n e «-r*. in nihlltion tn S e c re ta ry M ill., Mrnii'J hr hcutd hy Ih r .m u * in illr. ' t.kluy, (N'l.'IClItls tn * \ h r mi', i .jiln n n n » i\ ! Ill i.'tlg adopted tl'so llllio ti. lu llin g fn r fitliled ii tmn in h ehtilf n f til. I.lnhll'ittnii |m«« (tint | .r r . |Mir,| tn Present III. lit lit t|ti. IV iivn mill M r u n * t'lim niH In* mi H lB A r N E S V T L I .r , Ore. f f . - ,\ff fs tg n s point tow ard an uutslanding | ccl.b ratio n a t (he U n iversity o f I F lorida F rid ay and S atu rd ay. It w ill be 'C a lifo rn ia fla y " and amon© the notables to participate in U>e Textivitk'. U renowned Joe i £• /Drown, th > fam ous “ bn: > ^ A l l l * C h a lm e r s t r a c t o r e q u ip p e d w it h llu b e r tr a c to r , G o o d y e a r F h rm T r a c to r mouth’’ movie comedian. G o o d y e a r P n e u m a t i c F a r m T r a c t o r tir e * t ir e e q u ip p e d o n t h e h i g h w a y In g e n e r a l Frow n w ill arrive here a t m id -, p l o w i n g w i t h t h r e e - b o t t o m p lo w . f.trtn h a u lin g , w o r k . night Thursday with the Paella.'I Coast p arty. F rid ay n igh t he w ill a c t ' a s chairm an o f the ju d g .V j committee which review s the p re tty g ir l s e n s o r s who w ill, b e , h o i* fo r "C alifo rn ia P a y " as rep­ re sen ta tiv e*. o f various Florida.' citie s. A fte r the selection of the p*»*T aide a t the coronation in th e! hr had tll*coa*rd the question only U n iversity gym , where a gigan tic b rie fly ' wtlb D irector o f A th letic. C harles Fulgai Junes, who i< now •octal a ff a ir has bicn planned. Sponsor^ chosen and announced attending the m eeting o f the today by Claude F . Lee, general Southern Conference a t Knoxville, chairm an o f. " C a lifo r n ia . Hay -• In­ Turn... w ith Ilr. John -J^ -T itu rt. clude -Miss V irg in ia - ftm ethere, ree.M len r-n r*,ll> e 'S h fte flly * anJ M iam i; Miss Rachel Sm ith, M adi­ Dean S lagle, chairm an of the fa c ­ son! Mis* Elisabeth C a rey , Plant ulty nthl tie comm ittee. It Is planned to ill.cu x , the m at­ C ity ; M iss D orothy S aek ett, S t. C fu s c u p r l c i r a t n e w ■ W rsburg; Mia* E lizab eth Jones, ter again dt a meeting of th r corn. ( J o o d y e a r F a rm J o h n D r c r c t r a c t o r v>lilt G o o d y e a r f lE a v i l l e ; M is, Constance llahn- m ittee called fur Monday *nfgh1, iF itrin T r u c l o r t ir e s h a u l i n g c o r n p ic k e r Irn c io r lir e sh o w in g A llis C h a tm rrs tr a c to r w it h G o o d y e a r um, K ustis; M ist H a u l Middleton, W righ t said, lie said that mem­ u n d r e c e i v i n g w a g o n a l l In a s in g le F a r m tr .u tu r t l e s in p lo w lh t f o p e r a t i o n . s elf-cleaning A llbers of the comm ittee lind told S teak *: Misa E lizab eth Drown, o p c r n lla n , W c n th e r T re a d him th r m atter prdbahly w ill not lie fin a lly decided for severidl — n D es> S n . « w eeks, inasmuch ax arran gem eot. fo r financing the project are still AKI.ON,* I t , p e r. II. Liftini: I m a rly one-fi in proaress. the ordinary farm tractor out of • mi Inert-nxc r mohdln* Ponce, St. A ugustln o The rrtrih ch n irn t plan. If c a r ­ , iT.wing sy [and Mias Sophie W aldon, P alatka. ried out, will likely a ffe c t four the- class it has long occupied n-> T h ere Is no lim a lim it, upon en­ m ajor sp o rts— hii.ki-thnll, baseball, an im plem ent o f rathvr limit I w .a ll.e r T r., trance tlm j fo r sponsor* C h air­ boxing and tr a c k —as vvrll as tho farm usefulness, the new (ioodgu r* man Lee said, hut o fficiu l re g is­ vaript-a minor sports surli a s golf, y e ar l’ n>-t'niatir Farm T racto r tii • tration and presence is required tennis, sw im m ing und wrestlin'? m ake* tin nil-purpose- unit of it. te le a-e, ntore in which the university rustotn* rm tbling the farm er t „ u.-e it o:i*,ltial work tin by 7 P.' M. F rid ay. the h ighw ays, wjberv u n til' n uv t,.c | wt,, | r , S atu rd ay m orning w ill tilin g tiro a rily e n ra g es n th ir schwols. steel tirrd tractors -have , hy.-ql |n ’ „ | s| most (tdorft.1 a'-fair of th j week­ The Florida 1-axketlinll sclndiil ■ ‘ end, the A ll-F lo rid a . I’urnde o f for this season hits not horn re­ bunned because o f |b - damuitc tliey do f " hard ron,| su rfarr han, F loat*, which appears a t thbs leased. If is understood th at if-i* Though IntrodUrid but n iTw tractor vr.x.* tim e to la: certain to be o f tre- l>rjng held up p nding the oulrnnir months ag'o, fiy m , tiu .to r tires * h r . n i l . memlAux mugnitud*. T a m p a , T al- of rffo rta whlolt nre la'ing mad •’ la v e swept the a<:r>rilltara1 re - ‘ plow., vvrre.-. C tearw ater, l i e A la , hy- the comm ittee lo raiso (ho fllahai^re, lions o f I he country like vvit.lfjie! Irn lo r •lalle. G a lftsv ille , D aytona U tach, S ilver nliners necessary t» continue the and have lax-n a stro n g attrn -linn I li.ictoi u a . t Springs, P lan t C ity , Miami turd program. a t eora husking, slic k-', -li.i» ■ , f a ir .! .1 .plicate tu... Sipifonl arc rltlca th at have d e fi­ ( ancrllnlion o f ioterroUegiate nitely assured go rgeo u sly deco­ a th lrtirs at th e lln iv r fs ity would rated floats. This h igh er in stitu ­ leave the e n lir- s|a.ris program in tio n s o f learnin g have"-entered the bands „ f th,. intra-m uiol d e ­ D o lts . Florida S ta le C ollege fo r partm ent, .which Is iitlt h a r g r of .Women, Stetson,- iVmilheri*-,' H*l- Na«h H iggins, whi^htTRlu. varsity ■ kp, and the U n iversity o f F|n(i- track coach. Tho intram ural pro. Oy A t h a s t h a lf a duzrn musical gtam this year has been fa r rearh organizations w ill bo in tho lino fug. It .n lista Ihr nrtive p a iliciof march. W ith probably n dozen pntion o f the g rea te r portion of more cities slated to *in d floats, tlio student Isuly. and the rivlc clubs, K iw u n is,. n o­ ta ry and l.ions, d efinitely x n trrrd, the parade is certain to la: spec­ tacular. Uainesvillp w as tnking oA a (t'on tinu .il fi" iu I festive utm ospbir* e a rly this i III |he Fettal.' •> week, Dial the UntvcrM y C ity will be g a ily decorated for the week­ M IAM I. Dec. l l . - i , P i It. end. A th le te officia ls bclirvu (PShieldst alias lla rv ev th err w ill b e -a g r e a y demand foe f l 'i i k ) ticket* to (b if F lo rid a U . II. I., A . W ells, w as hark In the hands of gam e and a crowd o f IS&.bOtJ has the law yesterd ay a fter.n ’ long <li ( Itrttl Iht* £«im • *# #I *#iMiPt -i bVintton « v |i 1.1 la m e raptu re l.y a |K.li'<ntan in n been Icyrra.strd. f»»yr t’I f.iin I unity 1* I1mi ftn.i ffi^it 1 tr a ffic rontrol tnwer. U Y i» V\ri»Hiifrr*c ^ li'irl <1 K im . ii* .1 v tt’SIhjelds, wru r<ca|H-.l from ‘ le •til* lit 1014 i f .'|»* .ikii'iT* M»» |kR ifcJpUt* . • li *» Tam pa road ram p la»t y m r where J y rni««iptf u“ ,rkiH DM'I t irn he w u s n ervin g'tw o com iii rent s x tliamlM r publ: Ihrtt* il«y« with y e a r term s fur breaking' a n l in •*A|| itjrhl p«d» lj»it l«*.'*•• * n sh un*l In*; b U rin g and for grand laic ny at k 1 * via* rtM rr jiif i •jjitw t w prrnn»- * T .in ria. also Is wanted In, Jon*--. : 11 JM P .E U m»"*M. * . burn. (!a.,-r.ffl iaU said, where h" kcnm * n r »lru|»|» I flu* tt«»t ps-npcii whde serving an II year Hill l.tim h c r Cn. |m*|u «K iim iu ’ bu lcly, m jh n l I sent* n-r. ).n h a.ol Holly ,\ h Ilf , liliil'il il'Vkii ■ The escaped ennvUt was r >«gniMiilt 1 J*»v «ri im i#b nixed by police 1 lentil leal ion o f f i­ ()ttsilily ' Mer chunt li sc itl Y tpiilalivi1 lettfiuiM’ Uii. (I* N cer Jam es (I. Itnikrr a« he w i«s.-.| Itcauonalrle " r ic e s with v»ilk ,1 « 11 -out* Mil*? i»t»*l |»*»l*r F la g le r Klreet. D ark ir was. lit th •*! h-r. . * * charge o f a handcuffed prison r> y I P SK IIVIC F. I’ hone , n '| i v* i.•> many niiiiulr b but rallrd to tl>'hield« to stop. The •illirt \\.» lfjli»tv«l in th • la ttr r ran. Policeman F tank (iyrkr, op era t­ ing sig n a l Jights in th , tow er at rf lla v r ‘ Vour GL-isnra • F lag ler S tric t and the * Florida F illed i v s e l j . l East C oast railw ay , tracks, heard IV» are ei|Ui|>pVd to p r.s lir. Keducul p r i c e on single,' lla r k 'r 's command and saw ffrst c la -s I0I1 work at Ihr virion and K ryptnk lin<>-. Al-p O ’Shirbl.. tun. |u *r* l possible prjrrn. Hive u» nil shell nil.I modern gold 'fie r k e drew h i. pistol and aimed a trial. filled frinu-x^ It at O 'fihltlds, railin g4 tn him to stop. Tho escaped c o n v ic t. hulled H e r a ld I’ r h l l n c Cu. Dr. Henry Mrl.nulin, Jr. and submitted to rapture, tty readI'honr 117 D I70 M H T H IK T ity adm itted his idenUty. H e told I t : P ark Ave. poller he had 20. yeaTT l „ servo in prison, but declined to mention the place*. Police recorjl, here showed The Dmith'a IITil.rr.i- and For only 17 year*, lie will lie returned rest (iatch ri's tram ended th : f i o l to T am r* Inalf In a ti • for fi:- t pis «. euvlt team having v on 2u gam e, and le st J ll gam es. Tin .' . t wu team s w ill m :rt again Monday night, Do--. 1U to rJetida fir s t and • • ;khow fi. twirl plares for th r f ir .t half ’ -Tlio tw o m«n sawed the bars at ri'-s. TltJr.s Iny n igh t the Sem f- ••r.v'li Ki. th o bottom o f Uvrir cell rbrorW and • n o b C ream ery » id D ox.ey'a l.uttrh illpped into th * ga’ lery leaving lb explainer!-he mvun that im e t for the I t c u n r s ofth*. rfuminir* o f rlo th in g on their rot*. h- 1 rtisl t„ make a *pe eh nj T A L lJ k H A S S E E . Ihm. M ._ (A T fir s t ro*»rwI. Ft i'ay of- this werb t nHVrv. and was topped, h........ jV T h iy made th eir wr*y to tho 1 B e t a hall. T h e re ' they surprised — Dr. Edward t^onra.li, . president th ere • w l'l M- a rSerial m u lil Mow li<i.ist-lf up, bu t '* I ’ W ith . ........................... o f .th o Florida S tate C ollege fnr Ihm «uch n enurro or m' B nha T ytsch . a tru sty, and houivl W omen, s a il yesterday th at “ du: inigh* miuro .or..m ow rise "• 90m to a chair and g a g g e d him. tlii-q <b* iderl t>. h u ll the lb* [ f T ak ih g twu sh o rt tw idrrs from M U tool room th ey yrircsf them tol.iy with a revulycr v.hi -f*H-«r, m aking an 18-foot ladder tin u : clavxes a t 11:99 A . M. p<Mt again st the'H tiJina Katunla) which th ey carried to an unguardA p a p e r 'ta k -n fn>n> I “ " " Florida F ltld . and "Mank" tain.-d Hie Introduction *• ' section o f the waD. Dealing tho W ednesday, for the holidays. I t-o n perch he had. expsm t'd 1 . make top o f th* w all th ey entered an had been planned to (ta r t th ( hoi- J Ikureett w ill t a ll ngndU . , ________________________ __ D I R R E S T R E F E R E N C E S ------.unoccupied sen try bog, obtained a Irlay recess F riday. an I which one wltnr«f r.t" I A mild form o f !n ftu(n ia h a i taka no chances.’' he »t.ck« several vtoEd of. I' W p « and slid over the w all to p -W h u l l a v p , T h i n M a t e r i a l kept the college Infirm ary crowd\ cold rain w a i fa llin g h-i trail: cd fo r aeveral wreks, a t tim et nee- la st night. * ixetl »t|t JOJ ; u >iiju iv fe 'iO . kc U n iversity o f Florida ha* easltatiog tha. addition o f e'xtra ' S everal hundred g ir t * .w ill tie 2 0 'lp in u trs you w ill l M v n b ’ *w . Imported ,-h eerleaier fo r purse* and h o sp iu l fa rilillf* . Dr. park fa r th eir homes in the xt*t -;eech wldeh has t h . Interest of g a a ii in G ainesville S atu rd ay Coirtmdi said th» iltc a tla n had Im- and In 'v a r io u j other p v r ti o f th tjt« Am yrl an people. .The first'/II* N e n W Inst th Brubut o f U . C . L- A . pnWed but due to the change In, South fo r the holiday v a ca iim man that trie* to aion m»« Will [talU lKK M ifr r la l. I 'a la ls mad filU the w eather It b de:m rd best “ to I which wll| rontinue until Jan. 2.die, Jt that e n d e r s t o c ! . ** Escaped Convict Captured By Cop In Traffic Tower PAGE FIV IDAY. DECEMBER M. 1932 Bottlers, B a r b e r s MAN W ITH RUN Gain V ic t o r i e s In SEEKS TO TALK Bowling M a tc h e s BEFORE H O U S E Vtmr (’ItriHlimts (Jlfl Week? 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ItnrtAfttl. »l»*elMlrd o r Rtilr ttv an> HClion I T» limit, d „ *lt*finite I) !•> I lit* Ant« it«lmf*nl. * Pickett opened Id, remark xv strvteniriik lh»t the Met Fi i-i-i.|.|il ( h m .il “ l« opim. fl*an v »• \> ti an** rm h of row. ir^ lfo rrh r >o*lIII* l...iail« r«'|ii(r*«l »•* prri»M ‘ Announcing Removal C A K fl & C A R R Y D R Y C L E A N E R S ( M r s . W i l l i a m '.t I ’ln c e ) . 119 W EST F IR S T S T R E E T McLANDEK ARCADE Fast First St.—N ext Door to B aggett's 6 S s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1932 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 14, 1932 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 1932. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 1932; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald